Cleveland Heights High School - Caldron Yearbook (Cleveland Heights, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1977 volume:

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In September of this school year, teacher Elroy Tscheitt organized a program to research various methods of getting students to notice school showcases. Tscheitt dis- cussed the new program with on-the-spot news reporter Ozzie Pollyton, Students tend to ignore signs in display cases, Tscheitt explained. In this class, various types of eye-catching dis 1a 5 were ZMIPOLITAI BOY SHOT WITH ARROW Showcase W1 studied. When a 1i was placed in the began to take inte example, a live In knock at the windm their head against tl they are ignored. 't drawbacks. This 1 model tfeatured in t graph at the lefti forget he is behind periodically breaks dow while dramatic; tising his display. eights High Student Discovered Living in Student .ounge w, gipw , , 7 ' For more than six months, an 1: J ' 3' ' ' ' ,. ' anonymous student a we'll I , call him Joe - lived in the lounge of Cleveland Heights High School. Dining on cafeteria scraps and leftover candy bars, Joe dwelled in the ruins - unseen, unheard of, and unknown. tSee pho- tograph at the leftJ ,. .. ' V. - ' Apparently, the ordeal began ' ' 1' ' when Joe left home to seek his fortune. Dressed in jeans, carrying a tattered blanket and a few pennies in his pocket, Joe boarded a train to Florida. To his cha- grin, he overslept and awoke just in time to return to Cleve- land. Having nowhere else to go, he slipped into the school through an open window and camped out in the stu- dent lounge. Although he originally planned to stay only one night, he found the place satisfactory. Teen Criminals Are Discovered 1though lab partners Yarnya Purrman and Gruff Imp seem like reasonably normal people, uthorities uncovered a rather . . No one ever came into the nusual criminal case. area, Joe said. I'd roam the school ,at night, take a bath in the large lavatory sinks, eat breakfast and still be the first one to class in the mom- ing. Reflected Joe, It's been nice to be independent, but I'm glad to be going home again. vi-Apparently the two students, inspired by an episode of Star . Trek, discovered a chemical compound that creates invisi- bility. The pair also invented a x method of dematerialization agand transportation into small compartments. Shown at right i1s Yarnya in the process of be- coming invisible; and Gruff carrying Yarnya in his lunch bagJ lndoz'While invisible, the lab Ve mOgPaftntPS apparently removed 11, peorsc1ent1 1c equlpment from var- erest I:1ous labs. Authorities have Lodel c found several traces of evi- dence, but not enough to arrest v or ba. d , t th . an v1 - 1e glass con c e notorlous two some. 'There a particulThe two are posing as high the photschool students, and are tends dangerous! Should you see one glass, aiof them after they have disap- the wipeared, we suggest you contact ally advethe authorities and an op- Mr. Muscle of Oz Named - tometrist. Story on page 290-Z. a ;' mmamammsmiws. :rrmese. gestu- :.:' 22;: '21-. f a - .' ' j..':. d ., . Wolpert, Mrs. Lev : Mr. Ferrato, I. M1 The Unit A Class Council, headed by the emperor of Bishkonia, Mark Bishko, accomplished many projects during the '76-'77 year. Their home- coming spirit started the year off well when the Junior Tiger float placed third in the float contest. On December 10, a Unit A sponsored dance was well attended, and at Christmas time the council directed a canned food drive which provided food for needy resi- dents of Cleveland Heights. The coun- cil hopes for continued support from Unit A members and are planning for an even better year in '78. UNIT A CLASS COUNCIL OFFICERS: t1 to rt: Lois Roderick, Treas.; Mark Bishko, Pres.; Morris, V.P.; Alisa Peskin, Sec. 7 Zw' 4-: n no ..- .uinW e A - O i m; . : I .I .,1;..I... fun 7 . - m'. a'm'. ; c . I .4.w.;gtwvt . ;w11.az :, WI A .41; .4.- -- V-i K. Brennan J. Bresler M. Bromelmeier K. Brown L. Brown M. Brown T. 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M21 5...... i4 I 0,4..qu . 1, ml WtTC OR A BN3 WlTCH? HRE V00. A GOOD 0 9IIPIQo . 1 I 1 1v I 40 D .l I v . Mxx .. 0M '0. 1: l I o M I 1 v... 0 . . x 1 a ct I K r u x A . z x r m :MxXV, HOOL BOARD ert I. Abramovitz, Assistant Superintendent Bernice E, Lott, Vice-President Russell Z. Barron Alexander Pausley The School Board dubbed the 1976-1977 school year as the Year of the Curricu- lum. After completion of the twenty million dollar renovation project, full at- tention was aimed toward improvements in the school district's course of- ferings. The School Board also took beginning steps towards reducing and pre- venting racial isolation. 59 This year Heights High has seen many improvements, not ADMINISTRATIOI the least of which has been the improved relations be- tween students and teachers, as well as between the stu- dents themselves. This improved atmosphere has not gone unnoticed by our administrative staff; Dr. Bernardo, Mr. lyGalley, and Miss VanSickle. iSome have attributed the improvement to the renovation iof the building; but it is obvious that without our princi- ipal and assistant principals things would have continued in the same manner as just a few years back. Thanks to the perseverance of our administration, Heights High has been given the second chance it needs by the Community, the teachers, and most importantly, by the students. Miss Bernice VanSickle The Great and Powerful Wizard of Heights -Dr. Patrick C. Bernardo' Secretaries: Mrs. Sara Kraft, Mrs. Annette Messina, Mrs. Ruth Knauss, Mrs. Betty Bixby, Mrs. Rae Blott 60 Mr. Ed Galley UNIT B Principal Paul J. Wisely and his group of hardworking counselors, Virginia Bica, Mary K. Graham, and Dorothy Icove prepared sev- eral programs throughout the year which were all of special inter- est to seniors. They worked hard to help each senior find a post- high school program suited for his or her character. The senior class took part in a career exploration program. The State Department gave Heights High a grant to help students dis- cover their aptitude and ways in which they can use it. Heights High seniors felt that their unit principal and counselors took a sincere interest in their education and welfare. As a result, they can leave Heights with fond memories of their senior year and face their next endeavours prepared and confident. Miss Mary K. Graham Mrs. Dorothy W. Icove Miss Virginia Bica 61 UNIT A 62 Mr. Frank Ross The sun is rising on the class of '78. Being next in line for graduation, the students and staff of Unit A have begun to prepare themselves for the hectic year which lies ahead. Supplying information about pre-college testing and college information conferences has kept everybody in the Unit A office on their toes. And, of course, there were the usual jobs; keeping records and transcripts up to date, and helping the students with all of their various problems. All in all, the Unit A staff is very happy with the way things have gone this past year and are looking for- ward to next year. As one counselor in Unit A exclaimed, . . .this Unit A class of juniors is an excel- lent, spirited, class! Secretaries: Mrs. Mary Shaw, Mrs. Griffith M . m - Mr. Edward D. Dibner UNIT C This year's sophmore class was greeted by a newly renovated build- ing filled with the traditional hordes of hostile juniors and seniors. Un- daunted, the sophmores quickly learned their way around the build- ing; by the end of the first week 90 We of them had found the cafeteria, up 5W0 from last year. Unit C principaL Mr. Faranacci, and the counselors, Mr. Smith, Ms. Dodds, and Miss Lance, helped this years sophmores adjust quickly to the hectic life at Heights by creating a Unit C paper to help keep them abreast of class news. The counsel- ors, Mr. Faranacci, and Unit C stu- dents are now looking ahead to their most important task; raising money for their graduation two years hence. Unit C Principal - Mr. Faranacci The Group : Secretaries: Mrs. Nancy Taylor, Mrs. Sylvia Schafrik Counselors: Mrs. Ieppe, Miss Elsie Dodds, Mr. Truman Smith Vh' K's l.gqatknua Mr. Steve Titchenal Mrs. Tommie Corbusier Media Center was the key word this year. Our LibrarylMedia Center t tains a variety of print - from books, to magazines, to microfilm; avail to students at all times. This year we were able to enjoy these luxuries in comfort of the center's newly carpeted floors and bright, fresh, new at: phere. Despite the drastic reductions in staff this past year, Mrs. Briru Mrs. Corbiisier, Mrs. George and Mr. Titchenal strove to continue their c gent service to all students who entered their domain. ' -.- B ookrooml Transcript Office L - The Bookroomeranscript Office is located next to the main office, and is run by Mrs. . James, Mrs. Rosen, and Mrs. Ballew. The Bookroom staff e Mrs. James and Mrs. Rosen - put out the daily bulletin and absence lists, as well as making up the school calendar and providing necessary lab supplies to students. Mrs. Ballew works for the transcript office; the home of every Heights student's official records. Mrs. Ballew is y responsible for the constant updating and submitting of these records for students. Nurse Jenkins Nurse Mets i, a o o o M w Ger- L M G A i1 , D V , M. Harris, J. H. , N. Homing, J. F Roche Fitzpatrick, Roberson. elbrecht, T. Reed, F. Row 2 D. Mormlno ina, 1v1ngston, Custodians H to rM D. Galat 1ams, Cafeterians U to w Row 1 G. Irons, J. Johnson, R. Blackburn, Hendricks, L 1. Giuseppe. win FL En Svet key, Erker, 66 Mlllv h III ,1, it . In Ear EE. M M M L3 . I y M I xi :. I x r. .x c M. ,. 0M . .IHD. 4 .y y , , um V . . .iYH$T.uunaal.IJ-ulivnuha.ivli; M M mgkkuufpv bdamlhatwlwplfuwp . ulak .M .. , H.Plu...,.vrwnw5h . . .wvaWIrMTHnnfmhhquW warn. flank. In. ummdmug -A- -'- Ms. Pat Sneed Hall and Parking lot Mon- itors H to w Steve Larry, George Schneider, Jeff Gerson, Nadene Washington, Mr. Brown, Tommy Bell, Mr.Fields. ! n .-.l vu . - .. e-I'WVr c v acx ' IISI19UB Throughout the history of the En- glish Department, the philosophy has been to teach lan- guage, literature and composition as it was this past year. With the , ultimate purpose of prepar- ing students for higher education, staff members combined a variety of alternative and thematic courses, and strove to refine and expand each mind with the clas- sics, drama, poetry and the skilled manipulation and control of the En- glish language. Under department Chairman Helen Franklin, our finely educated and ex- tremely profes- sional English staff maintained its high standards for the enlightment of the entire student body. James Lindsey Helen Franklin Betty Levy V .4 t' 1:3,. F5135. K' I. :35; wwege: 'wikoa ukwngv: mp 5! Mann ow .5, 8' Who u Thera Robbins Rosalind Rehor Patricia Lefferts 70 A,ka,v.wt.ww WW Cathleen McBride . ,,.. nwnmm, mqwmuu Leatrice Rabinsky Edward Esch Steven Young you've come a long way, baby Janet Amer 71 j 7, Au - - .ixn-vmmmmmx' Mfm -u--.-.- W's- ?- - -,-r-!--'mm-t F-m AFIAr-O-t-h IA 5-.- .II-lhu-d H-h-l A Charles Bidwell e Department Head More than ever before, the Math Department offered courses suitable to a wide variety of math backgrounds. The level of math courses ranged from that of basic math skills to college calulus. Students also had the chance to explore computer science, a subject becoming in- creasingly more and more important in our society. Heights High students agreed that the math teachers are among the most colorful of the teachers at Heights. The staff sports such charac- ters as Welcome Back Patti, ex-bruiser Ah Say Hall, and passive, meek, gentle, taciturn, Doc. Obviously these teachers must be brilliant, since they have produced such excellent students. Solomon Wachtel 72 William Patti Andrew Thomas :, .. h ' 9:';:;10; OIAAMOA$.; ', a ;.w-ooa::Mo-ow.. c n 9 71 9' ?fer 99va 91Ws$tow. . x 1; 54 ;ppoptii '50:;b. ' . idenor ,9151, , M , V; ' o nuns ' Peter Cashy Gerald Bimbaum Q OJ Val Hambv Bernard Roth , ,wxw- ' Donald Haskett Rose Bernard tl'iill WFMU. 192-11511; Bwlh. ft. Charles Mahlman Ted Arnold a 942mm,,g ww 3 'v, Michael Morris James Lahl .fwg . mg, in .3$$. 75 76 .w; . wagszwwxwwgg x3; . rxxM W-BW Gene Pierre . . . de-ionized water bottle fights, mutilated fetal pigs, fixing the data for labs and throwing the original results away, three story pen- dulums, acid burnt dresses, hunks, .tocks, cen- trifugal force, cloudy skies, 37 types of trees and 87 types of flowers on tomorrow's test, fruit flies . . . Joyce Santon Dr. William Rosenfeld The Social Studies Department has proved that there is more to history than memorizing dates. The amount of alternative courses offered cover everything from psychology to anthropol- ogy. The exceptional staff also helped the students discover the paths through history which would prove to be most beneficial to them and, perhaps, help the students in later years. Elizabeth Russo SOCIM STUDIES 77 .3.-- ..--,-A-.p.. -L.Vx:.r-hh-' x't --J-AV va- HWV' AAAAAAA I O a E n a P :3 a a c a a m 80 Nationwide, the enrollment in foreign language classes decreased. However, learning a foreign language remained popular at Heights. Heights High students studied French, German, Hebrew, Latin, Spanish, and Russian. In the past few years, language teachers stressed vocabulary more than grammar. They used Visual aids, such as newspapers, menus, and filmstrips in order to present the language in its everyday usage. The foreign language students did not just learn a new language, but also gained an aware- ness of the people and places associated with the language. Many of the foreign language students seldom used their new language out of the classroom. The experience was still beneficial, though, because it gave the student a chance to create an entirely new system of thinking. Dr. Charles Simon Mrs. Paloma McKirahan ita Shtull Mrs. R Y .Ha P d h t E S r M teach Spanish. Asher isual aid to o 1er, usmg a v Mr. Paul Lundgren Mrs. Hermine Jack Fra Blackburn, .3211'123ihiy2zn x... . 7 33:! .K , 1.2V 9i.;.6.f3.9:ii$ 3, . , ired by I 1nsp . Ferrara, B. Jerdon. A11 creations V a M .P, x. y a ., ,.. nub 4:. .10 w i. i av ; a'sww Inuumzwi 11:1;whmf. u 2 25 xi , .iw 61 z, -n a h. 82 KLZVE . a 5.3 In the Cleveland Heights High School Curriculum Guide, on page 78, one can find the fol- lowing description of New School: Open to any Heights High student with parental permis- sion, New School seeks to pro- vide students with an altema- tive high school education and an opportunity to take more responsibility for themselves and their learning. Although the preceeding is correct, it does not clarify the actual functioning program. The program is people a peo- ple who care about their educa- tion. New School is a way of learning, combined with strong community ties and a heightened sense of responsi- bility for one's own future. It is a constantly changing pro- gram, one that attempts to ac- comodate the students' needs, fulfilling a basic desire to learn and to produce. 84 u i Row 1: Dave Muthersbaugh, Gloria Mochenridge's Plant, Frank Walter. Row 2: Joann Broadbooks, i Mills, Fran Starks, Helen Fox. Row 3: Mark Wessels, Lou Salvator. wmoqun 'W'WW ' Above: Bob Schwarz Below: Evelyn Gutfeld and friend. 2; 7 . 7 . x - i . . . . . , .A .u - nMqu; .RLLaukh .x AYJ'R H $iNWXE'N'Wi'V'JVK W s$2' . - v - 86 Robert Dubovec Col III - What is it? Who is it? What it is is an attempt to incorporate into the school those students who, for one re- ason or another, have not been able to learn in the tradi- tional curriculum; most often because of attendance prob- lems. The staff of C01 111 consists of five teachers: Ms. Kern e psychology, Mr. Tarter - English, Mr. Dubovec - math, Mrs. Hellstern - science, Mrs. Gardner - social studies, and the coordinator, Mr. Frank Hooks. Because there are so few of them, the teachers found that they were able to have better relationships with their students, as well as good communication between themselves. Accord- ing to Mr. Hooks, C01 111 is a forward-looking program; it is an effort to move the students from isolation into the mainstream of life at Heights. Who is Col 111? C01 111 is people, about 122 of them, who were given a second chance in C01 111 this year. C01 111 creates a small, dose community in which the teachers and students are able to work together towards a common goal; that of helping the students get the credits necessary for graduation, as well as providing them with an opportunity to learn. This was the first year of C01 111; a year of trial and error, of success and failure. Through the efforts of the teachers and students, much good was done. Attendance of almost all the students improved, and - for probably the first time - these students participated in, and benefitted from, Heights High School. William Tarter Mary Gardner e O O a 1' O : a F M P . Jenny Ferlito Robert Bracale - Department Head '3 m ' - h 5 1 .i r;- r: a - - h L L I . x v .t . , v v ; Robert Hinkley Eugene Bookner t I l The Vocational Education Department of Heights High is a many faceted program, Whose course offerings co 1 a wide area of interests. The department can essentially be divided into two parts: In House and Co- tCooperative Educatiom. The In House curriculum consists of five programs: auto mechanics, auto body - fendet repa-ir, drafting, dental assisting, and high-skill stenography. The Co-op program aids students in gett' good yobs 1n areas in which they are interested. The students also attend a two period class with a teac eoordinator, who gives classroom related information on the jobs which the students hold. All-in-all, the V0 tlonal Educatlon Department does a gre at job of preparing students for life out of high school. Sam Guarino $ Glenn Altschuld Richard Wirth Thomas Basler 89 Pam Booker William Miller -BIISIIIEII ED. Esther Wish Schultz Irma Beckley Stenography, accounting, law, business math . . . these are just a few of the courses offered by our Business Education Department. Students who wished to obtain basic office skills, or those simply after personal enrichment, enrolled in these alter- native classes. 'CIB 12JIIAIIJ 92 Physical Education this year was expanded into a number of programs for students: canoeing, co-ed gym and swimming, hiking, cycling, and more. Not to mention the good ol' forty-minute games of volleyball, softball, football, track, and basketball ewhich always left you with aching muscles, cramps, and heavy brea- thingl Some of the teachers also taught a required nine-week health course. Physical Education has been a well-rounded program staffed by experienced teach- ers, who gave students a practical insight into physical fitness. e e . Q h 0'. 'lo 7 .1 e ' V Olaf l.l.'ola .3 ! e '0: Richard Mann Judy Grenda eGirls' Athletic Directore Jean Martin Life-pt. Heade Bill Reed Larry Hoon 1.1. Spencer d O O m 0 N m .m M mam w xv W Carolyn Miller Head Mark Matovina wept 93 m mVN - -m .1-w - -.- - - - - - - Ii I mu..- K. Ki' '2 I T 5 i J fr 3 e. i- v . . th-l A ; h - .. . ,h , . H e... .-.4i L, A r, V, Q W '3 i ii i th ff a-h m. i. -. . ' . '1. P. n tth-sw- ' SPEC lal. ED. 94 Nick Harrison The Special Education department is a little known area of Heights High. It includes two programs; a Learning Center and an Adjusted Curriculum class. The Learning Center is to help those students with learning dis- abilities. This program has nothing to do with intelligence, in fact there are many extremely bright students in this program who, for one reason or another, find it difficult to learn in the traditional classroom. The Adjusted Curriculum class is for those students who have below average learning po- tential. The special classes are for re- mediation, and are not full time. The students take regular classes in which their progress is watched carefully. Between the faculty and the students there is much person-contact, as there are only five students to each class. These good relations provide an excel- lent environment for learning. -4g Joanne Deitz Terry Patton Thelma Stovsky Marcia Wolff Kathryn Najm 95 Aromas of all sorts of epicurean delights, coming from the Home EC. room, permeated the halls of Heights this year. Classes made dishes originating from various foreign countries, such as Germany, Africa, Australia, Italy, and Jamaica. There was a great deal of cooperation between kitchen partners, who were assigned different recipes daily. This years sewing classes made the latest fashions, primarily focusing on suits and dresses sewn to a perfect fit, after learning the basic skills. Mildred Cohen Miriam Kaetzel and friends. Karen Hansen lull - HOME economic;- 96 .we The Industrial Arts Department here at Heights has a program relative to the present but with an outlook toward the future. Its purpose is to teach students to develop technical skills that can be applied later in life. Although specific vocational skills are not taught, stu- dents can and have jumped right into a career from industrial arts. Among the avocational skills offered in the Industrial -Arts Department are mechanical drawing, woodshop, electronics, graphic arts, and machine shop. Approxi- mately 180 students took part in some sort of industrial arts course this year. Dr. Corin Waitkus Mr. Joseph Tatar ---- --'mnrmxnxlummmMLA-Wmm rule 'IlIIlILSlICIUI M.oh$.-..- noo 0' I l..' W mms- WWW -5',, . .ca .. . on..,v-l;nr:n v x, ; I 0: ,., . 1.. r 2 .. ,g 2 4 '1, i The Tigers fought to a much improved season in '76. The team's strength was in the offensive line, better known as Hoon's Platoon. The Platoon pro- vided room for powerful running by Tony Dunklin and David Reeves. Powerful drives down the field led by these backs were nullified by penalties that should never have been. The team's losses were largely due to their own mistakes. Their success was because, as Coach Dave Dicarlo said, they believed in hard work, ded- ication, and a will to win. v'. K .AV IN N .Nm rice V'SHUH 1 18 us. 61407? V ,9. w? x 4i-f'ag'.v'5 $621 K - 1 m - v V my 5 ,. , . WW; 4 Wk? wig 3L Q w 7W Row 10 to $ : T. Dunklin, I. Humbert, P. Stallworth, K. Senser, I. DeBaggis, C. Blatchford, E. Hall, T. Lally, L. Anderson. Row 2: 8. Holly, R. Stockey, L. Brown, K. Evans, E. Thompson, E. Gainer, G. Heard, A. Black, N. Moore. Row 3: R. Feinberg, C. Kerrigan, A. Debarr, D. Gamble, G. Browne, D. Peckinpau h, J. Boswell, E. Tyler, D. Mack. Row 4: M. Beeman, C. Eskridge, E. Vichill, C. Resnick, V. . Johnson, M. Hughes. Tatum, I. lbers, D. Reeves, z .97 .I - p O . a , ,4, jhk -015 I A; get; Vu.'t3..m. . ,.';' : ..;: -.-o I. Varsit Row 10 to r R. Hatton, P. Kendric , H. Jones, 8. Feinberg, D. James, 5. Cooper, M. Scott, C. Rode, D. Nash, K. Hughes. Row 20 t0 rk W. Malone, D. Campbell, N. Kirstein, D. Shelton, B. Milhof, L. Weiss, J. Adel- man, C. Gresham. Row 3: A. Long, A. Jones, P. DeBa gis, M. McCome 1, T. Yanda, D. Cogins, T. Goodrich, B. Maupin, J. Balmat. Coaches: S. Moore, H. Horowitz, L. Keller. 104 -' Majorettes and I.V. Cheerleaders wzmwmmlmmw-umuw .V. Cheerleaders: Row 10 to rt B. Smith, I. Stovsky, L. Campbell. Row 2: C. Jacobson, K. Kazdin, . Triggs, P. Strong. Row 3: S. Lebenson, C. Heldon, G. Brown. 105 Fhe The knc vid and Pm we: bee Da; ; 33;: .33; icai I 13 , , . .. .. Golf team: 5. Ferrari, S. Rodgers, J. Matusak, B. Stanger, J. Young, D. Tuttle. 106 Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights 1'52 Berea 2259 Lakewood 157 Midpark 167 Normandy x'151 Parma 157 Shaker bf; forfeit over Shaw :50 Valley Forge 3.261 Garfield KDenotes School Record; 1 ? The 1976 Heights Golf team, the best in Heights history, compiled an impressive 9-0 record. They captured the N.L.E.L. along with a sectional championship and a 5th place over- all finish at state. Heights was led by senior Bob Stanger who won sectional and N.L.E.L. medalist honors and closed out the season by placing 3rd individually at State. The strength of the team was provided by Jim Young, Rodgers, Joe Matusak and Dale Tuttle. Next year's team will depend on Joe Matusak who finished 8th in the state. Coach Baab expressed his appreciation to the Oakwood Country Club for permitting Heights to use their course. -,.,,ssag. AKaeutwsimulJ-sq... 'aetv . t t' V , e .eprmw , . NV bvx .f.. 'l r. . I ', .Qo- DIDII. At The soccer team finished the 1976 season with a 3-3-1 league record and overall were 5-6-3. This year's team was one of the best working units in recent years, marked by good at- titudes and a willingness to work. Consistent performances were turned in by Bruce Caris and Claes Ahlneck. Leading scorers for the Tigers were ju- nior Simon Sack with 11 goals and senior Avner Liebovith with 9 goals. Though most of the defense was provided by seniors, next year's season should be a great one with 8 returning lettermen. wa 1: tL-Ry T. Clark, G. Gilmore, F. Lilly, G. Kaplansky, L. Maha, B. Pressman, J. Driscoll, M. Sack, Co-captain B. Frye, Co-captain B. Caris Dlaz! D. Lefkow1tz, J. Clements, D. Tishkoff, H. Fleeter, I. Chronis, D. Fisher, F. Marics. Row 2: D. Bonebrake, T. Lilly, C. Fraser, N. Samarasl; P. Gyllmore, J. Goodman, S. Sack, C. Ahlneck, S. TatarLB. Eredman, B. Busby, A. Liebovith, B. Victoroff, G. Jouriles, B. Uyeki, P. Caris, I. Hou B. Menges, Coach C. Fusco. Missing From Picture: Ass't. Coach M. Wessels, L. Adams . uwamw: WU, W . mev nigh Brush Beachwood Shaker Garfield West Tech Gilmour Orange Mayfield Hawken Chagrin Falls Eastlake North University Lakewood Hawken 109 -4'mrui:fd-l. 'fl '. ' 1 t'. w.! :3, Ml Row 10 to n: Mrs. Martin, B. Pecyk, M. Mann, N. Levy, K. Kondo, S. Kellermeyer. Row Eslick, B. Hungerford, B. Russ, K. Luehring, J. Griffiths, R. Powers, A. Opre, M. Schartz. R0 L. Forker, N. Klein, J. Kerrigan, N. Hall, 8. Vance, C. Williams, L. Metzel. - - h-.-mrmIm -Xm-'m ' - .1v.;n:; 1 ; '. !.: - m 'he girls field hockey team had a rebuilding year. Throughout the season morale and spirit among the players were -igh, and although they were a young team, they showed a great promise Jere Kathy Kondo, Cheryl Williams, Julie Kerrigan, Nancy Hall, and Sally Vance. Every game was a defens 11d each game was tight. for upcoming years. Outstanding players ive one 111 r-x .1 ,, . O l Co ' ';'.' 3Q a.e ml. .. U ' ' ..A e.go- naa.1 Q..A- I.D'1 -...e. . e'.. 1' 1e. . ' -.oe . -. q - 4..- mtg, '47 P:- WJW' Vy,2101 aw. .4zw-IWV m; b $.hfydv I . llfcy': . X ' ,. 1,, .,, . 'I 4 Cross Country Team: Row 10 to 10: G. Gutman, P. Johnson, T. O'Neill, I. Rynes, C. Leary, S. Bykowski. Row 2: D. Benton Phillips, D. Long, D. Green, B. Kaplansky, M. Okin, I. Cirillo, S. Fanti. 112 Heights 35 Valley Forge 22 Heights 27 Normandy 28 Heights 50 Lakewood 15 Heights 48 Berea 15 Heights 28 Midpark 28 Heights 24 Shaw 37 Heights 43 Shaker 18 Heights 30 Parma 27 Heights 23 Garfield 38 Low Score Wins. This year's harriers brought a somewhat disappointing season to a close with a 3 win 5 loss 1 tie record. However, with the rapid development of sophomores Paul Johnson and Tony Banks, Heights was a surprise 5th in the N.L.E.L. Coach Dick Mann felt that his runners were hurt by the fact that there is no cross-country program in our junior highs, so virtu- ally all prospects are inexperienced. But Coach Mann felt this year was a building year, and next year could be the best in six years. Spirit was high with our runners, who were led by seniors Tim O'Neill and Curtis Leary, and talented junior John Rynes, who finished 28th, 20th, and 11th respectively in the N.L.E.L. Mr. Cappalletti gave the team quite a boost by his requirement that all basketball hopefuls participate in cross-country, and a few talented runners were discovered in this way. Next year's team should be led by Rynes, Johnson, and Banks, and with the same spirit, 10 miles a day of practice, and Coach Mann's relentless driving, the harriers should return to their customary excellence. 114 The spirited '76 Volleyball team proved to be one of the best in Heights history. Led by senior Ruth Seidorf, the team rolled to an excellent 8-4 record. Junior Cindy Ledinsky played well, as did sophomores Laura Spurney, Julie Petot, and Jeanne Barkey, all playing on the varsity team. The team was marked by temendous moti- vation and could frequently be seen prac- ticing at 7:00 a.m. and after school. Com- bining teamwork, morale, and a few early morning practices, the junior varsity team finished the season with a perfect 7-0 record. Varsity Euclid 10 Heights 15 Laurel 3 Heights 15 Berea 9 Heights 15 John Adams 11 Heights 15 Garfield 16 Heights 14 Lakewood 15 Heights 3 Midpark 11 Heights 15 Normandy 15 Heights 8 Parma 15 Heights 7 Shaker 15 Heights 10 Shaw 7 Heights 15 Ir. Varsity Euclid 9 Heights 15 Laurel 6 Heights 15 Berea 6 Heights 15 Garfield 7 Heights 15 Lakewood 10 Heights 15 Midpark 9 Heights 15 Shaker 8 Heights 15 20w 1 U to rt R. Dunkelberg, L. Roderick, I. Petot, I. Barkey, D. Wolin, L. Spurney, M. Simoneau. Row 2: Coach 1. Spencer, E.'Campbell, '. Heintzelman, S. Hwee, C. Ledinsky, R. Seidorf, I. Furin, 1. Forbes, Manager E. Carver. Row 3: A. Clampitt, T. Iger, P. Heggie, L. .ensen, C. Chemesky, K. Brown. Missing: C. Schneider. 115 WWwagvymimw..;....- .22.. 1 Roi: .; . 1 4 1 A X E I. E l C I i Row 1: N. Alfred, M. Garvin. Row 2: G. Hribar, S. Weiss, K. McNamee, S. Patel, S. Baker, M. Hasiguchi. Row 2: B. 1 J. Tavens, R. Gilmore, C. Helden, D. Kams. 116 he 1976 Heights Boys' Tennis team was, in Coach Jim ahl's words, a most cooperative group. Led by heir top three players, Gary Hribar, captain Norris . lfred, and Sunil Patel, the team developed a winning ttitude. . 1though tennis is generally considered to be an indi- , idual sport, high school tennis tends to lean toward he team concept. Coach Lahl stresses competitive I. lay; team members compete among themselves for i. ighly-prized starting roles as well as against the op- l. onent. He feels this type of combative attitude serves I 0 make the team stronger. oach Lahl says, Next year and several years to come ill be the 'year of the Tiger' in tennis, but only as - ong as each person works to do his best. The imme- i- iate future looks particularly bright for the team; five u f this year's top seven players were juniors this year. Gary Hribar: No. 1 player 117 . , , . . ,. i ;,. v. ,-. ' - rs ' u. . 4 t ,. , . . ' C it I . t tt 'V ,. 4. . .. t. . .,, . .. ,.,.I.ks...;.sk.,ui..sth4.st.5. ---C!$uMl-rivy';qfi .Xtu. . ' i ' ' V ' 't i' i i i. 'ti i ' t , . I , . . ,i. ' , . -. . -- . ' - . . --- . - te - A 119'! Hhrv'dandn-I Ho 118 Row1:.L. Myers, M. Klein, A. Gaynor, C. Rubin. Row 2: M. Sebransky, Shahlman, Mrs. Fox. I. Rozak, L. Weisenberger, C. Schreck, Hts. Hts. Hts. Hts. Hts. Hts. Hts. Hts. Hts. Hts. 1 Hawken 3 Glen Oak 2 Brush 1 Hathaway Brown 0 Beaumont 3 Solon 4 W.R.A. 1 Mayfield 0 Orange 1 Euclid The 1976 varsity girls' tennis team was a group of young athletes who have a bright future ahead of them. Standout sophomore Mindy Klein led the team in first singles, and in Coach Helen Fox's opinion can become one of the area's top tennis players. Mindy was fol- lowed by Cindy Rubin in second singles, and Linda Myers in third singles. The team's record in the new fall L.E.L. league was 3-7, and might have been better had the team had more depth. There were five sophomores and two juniors in this year's lineup, so the years ahead can be the best ever for Heights girls' tennis. 0 :0 .110? .. .m 0. , 0.. 0,...0. z w $30.00??? 0M0. 300..... 0000... .r .Tw .. Mow. um 122 N... ,h,,, ,--.----' .v-.: -d 4:574 ,Vk 123 :BIIQ - Firth hkhyfrkt! The 1977 Hockey Team, sparked by All- Scholastic and All-State players Joe Barle, Pete Fissinger and Mark Jackson, ended a spectacu- lar season by winning the State Hockey Championship. The team had an excellent 14-2 record which culminated in an incredible City Championship Tournament. After beating Lakewood, the team had to score 3 goals in the last 2 minutes to beat Garfield and advance into the finals where they neatly disposed of Rocky River for the Baron Cup. Then the tigers proceeded to the State Tournament. After an easy first game Heights entered a grudge match against defending State Champs Findlay. Behind 1-0 in the last period, Heights electrified the stands with a flurry of 4 un- answered goals, handily defeating the rivals. The Championship Game saw over 3000 screaming fans crowd the arena for a rematch With Garfield. Heights never trailed and won a surprisingly easy 7-4 game to capture the State Title!!! Heights 4 Normandy Heights 22 Kent Heights 9 Valley Forge Heights 23 South Heights 12 St. Joseph Heights 8 Parma Heights 5 Shaker Heights 23 South Heights 5 Rocky River Heights 10 Euclid Heights 12 Kent Heights Padua Heights 7 Euclid Heights 11 St. Joseph Heights 8 N . Olmstead Heights 6 Shaker U1 124 cmnm mam RWMHOI Mill ; W sum I ' I u um ' row 1 U to rk K. Lefton, J. Stephan, P. Hall, G. Gruehl, T. Baker, 1. Bowling. Row 2: Bill Reed koachL R. Barle, W. Workman, D. Tuttle, K. McNamee, B. Menges, L. Adams. Row 3: K. Truhan, M. Jackson, D. Wren, I. Barle kaptaim, P. Fissinger, I. Marzocco, K. Truhan. Missing: John Gentile ass. coacm, G. Kelerman, G. Schickler, B. Green. ?H'KVJ'VKIFWFWYT 'c. hxll K 'c 3! '19 BI k'ui'u'gTV-5'i7$b'V 'i'Yi'W W;q HoHA-IIAL-A The Heights Basketball team finished a strong second in the L.E.L. with a 13-5 record overall. Led by the shooting of the MVP of the and all leaguer Chad Bentz, the team continued the winning ways of Heights bas- Cliff Jones, L.E.L., . 83 R. River Hts. Hts. Hts. Hts. Hts. Hts. Hts. Hts. Hts. Hts. Hts. Hts. Hts. Hts. Hts. Hts. Hts. 85 St. Joes 60 Berea 54 E. Tech 80 Garfield 58 Lakewood 47 Midpark 74 Normandy 71 Parma 84 Shaker 75 Shaw 60 V. Forge 80 Berea 80 Garfield 56 Lakewood 62 Midpark 88 Normandy 96 Linc-West ketball. 126 72 54 55 60 85 ,WWuu . Varsity Basketball: Row 1 a to r1: C. Bentz, G. Hubbel, D. Hollins, C. Jones, T. Fitzpai .r, 1;. Row2: E Gainer, Prince, G. Hribar, S. Horlak, S. Rodgers, K Harmon, E. Kater, E. Vichill. '2 I.V. a to r1: R. Hassell, D. Kolby, E. Gainer, D. McQueen, R. Calloway, G. Vaughn, D. Smitl- Fontanet, C. Gresham, K. Hughes, L. Simpson. uwcwsrx ,rrmiji ji'v ' K??? - Wk? '9 4 22?. Liz; 1.,.,..v.g.wr$xfz I ll, , .3 ll: MLLwCMRKS W nlIm IS ow ThnOOan n .waHNPmk, .m axoxwwumm mR. A mmH .w ISOIAJK . am moH mlk. e z I C; SW $erWJ enmwd m, emtuca.hnr h a HEMCOR TATMaL SI v-mc- . .AMgWW-wgp . , ., W..M w..m .. .,., . ,,...M.NW x2? i 128 Tigers: - U to r Karen Jacobs, Jean Wasson, Sue Christie, Diane Goldman, Mary Lou Doxsey, Lisa May. '39,. Cheerleaders: t to w -- Beth Klarreich, Sherry Carter, Nancy Greenberg, Alma White, Darlene Watson, Penny Kaufman, Head Cheerleader Dana Oscar. 129 - . mf'i-u'. ,kMy - Siif - n.3 30 A 3: J b: . I iK-bffoIKC -.o 'i 0 ;. ' .5.02 Ap - -. a-a--' Despite their lack of experience, the 1976-77 Heights wrestling team reached the district competition and had -a 7-5 regular season record. Coach Hoon described the attitude of the team as excellent, coming right back after losses. The standout wrestlers were a couple of brother combinations. Senior '76 state champion at 98 pounds Bobby Cohen, junior Ritchie Cohen, senior Jay Debaggis and sophomore Paul Debaggis all provided excel- lent performances. Prospects for next year are outstanding. With ten wrestlers returning, 1977-78 looks great for. Heights wrestling. Heights 27 Bedford 37 Heights 34 Chagrin 21 Heights 30 Parma 25 Heights 8 Berea 58 Heights 40 Shaker 22 Heights 66 Shaw 5 Heights 34 Valley Forge 18 Heights 39 Garfield 16 Heights 9 St. Joseph 54 Heights 32 Lakewood 25 Heights 12 Midpark 40 Heights 24 Normandy 28 130 Wrestling Team: Row 1 U to r1: M. Raiz, R. Komblut, R. Pinti, R .' when, I. Guiterrez,R. Levine. Row 2: T. Provenzale, E. Israel, M. McIntosh, L. Brown, 2' M. Bishop, 1. Debaggis, H. Cashy. Row 3: M. Vandenbrook, 'ri. Gilmore, I, Gustafson, L. Hall, A. Getting, S. Markowitz, A. t kins. Row 1 tconJ: B. Cohen, S. Goldfarb, S. Cohen. x. Gould, P. Debaggis, Frey, I. Chronis, D. , D. Nash, K. Hop- 131 TYXI'T ' 76XI'F $133477 71' .'rww.1WYJ CHHS girls' basketball team was lead by 3 outstanding seniors - Alex A1- len, Julie Kerrigan, and Cheryl Will liams who finished with a 4-9 record Their NLEL record of 4-5 wa: brightened as Julie Kerrigan wa chosen as an all NLEL player. Witl many enthusiastic and skilled soph omores and juniors returning to th team next year, Heights is lookin for a winner, especially with the ju nior varsity compiling an impressiv 5-1 record. I Varsity Basketball Team: Row 1 U to rk Kim Reid, Julie Kerrigan, Richelle Ruffin, Patsy Reilly. Row 2 Williams, Elana Clampett, Alex Allen, Amy Cooper. 0 to rt Susan Carver, Cheryl $$ Wrr't'nw aux? ? a w a'mexv A .. h g'. a , . 5.- 1W : , . - -tiJ 1 i ., a ,....,A - F ,q. Swim Cadets: Row 1 U to 0: S. Kellermeyer, L. Fredrickson, D. Voneida, S. Henry, I. Braver- man, P. Luehring, M. Kabb, I. Harding. Row 2: D. Simmons, T. Cohen, J. Tatar, M. Cydulka, L. Jakob, M. Friedman. Row 3: L. Heuman, A. Miller, N. Horwitz, C. Gifford, K. Phllllps, C. Antolik. Missing: D. Gaynor, A. Allen, L. Visnapuu, B. Weir, C. Hill. Hey you guys, SHUT UP and LINE UP!! Don't Flush!!! owwwwwwww! Where is my gay costume? Skript is corny! Where is my ? The water is freezing! I don't want to get in!!! Nothanksto. . . .. Hey you guys in sexy, SHAKE IT!! Tammy, don't sink yet! Layout 2, 3, 4, . . . Where can we get a pink flamingo? PARMA? Swim 28, 29, 30, . . . I have a QUICK CHANGEU Bird? Bird! Don't pass your candle to me if it goes out!! Smile and don't Spit! Has ANYONE turned in a lesson plan? What happened to the record player? Lets go to the caf . . . . through the window. Will you do my hair? Where are the boys? cross, sink, cross, sink . . . . up, up, up TIME!!!!!!! Berea 50 Heights Euclid 95 Heights St. Edwards 74 Heights Brush 57 Heights Shaker 82 Heights Lakewood 101 Heights Solon 20 Heights Shaker 50.5 Heights Midpark 81 Heights Maple Hts. 0 tforfeiO The Heights Boy's Swim Team enjoyed a very respectable year finishing 6-4. Consistently su- perior performers were Mark Schoenfeld t50 frJ, Jack Kennel 600 frJ, Matt Eisenberg tdiv- mg and Rick Weissbrod 6100 br. strJ. Especially strong in breaststroking, the tankers cap- tured first place in the presti- gious University School Relays. Qualifying for the state meet were Schoenfeld - 50 fr., Weissbrod -- 100 br. str. and the 400 fr. relay composed of Pete Hindel, Andy Good, Jack Kennel and Mark Schoenfeld. Under the guidance of Heights High's heart-throb, Coach Teddy bear Arnold, the team placed sixth at Districts. 136 113 33 76 95 88 70 63 32.5 91 Row 1 U to r1: M. Eisenberg. Row 2: S. Opre, J. Bensusan, Captain P. Hindel, M. Schoenfeld, Capta Bailey, Captain L. Karns, J. Milgram t ooooood diverL C. Jones. Row 3: D. Jaffe, B. Busbey, D. Conan Mierson, D. Donley, J. Kennel, D. Co ard, A. Goode, Ass't Coach K. Arian. Row 4: Coach T. Arnol' Weissbrod, D. Horn. - 138 Racing around the pool to beat the clock, those not so dry darl- ings aren't all washed up. Fin- gers poised, ready to push the button, these girls can be cru- cial to the final outcome of a swim meet. It is the combina- tion of quick reflexes and loud voices that make these girls the best swim timers at Heights. In rain, snow and especially the dark of night you could al- ways count on the girls in the Athletic Service Club. Com- monly found taking tickets, sel- ling programs, and stamping hands, these lovely ladies work all year at football, basketball, hockey, wrestling and swim- ming events. Row 1 U to rl: L. Visnapuu, M. Kabb, M. Sherwin, F. Franks, S. Refsnes. Row 2: R. Stills, l acolhsiP. Luering, J. Braverman, 5. Henry, M. Schwartz. Row 3: A. Oprey, K. Luering, P. Heggit . 1n ey. ti wa 1 U to rl: H. Jefferson, 1. Vinfrey, D. Clay, R. Eslick. Row 2: Pres. J. Davis, Adv. M. Wargo,I Mlller. Row 3: V.P. D. Mattes. Missing: P. Asberry. 1' 9' . x ,4 W o.,.h x???nau . V :0 140 144 U A ? I 145 With assistance from advisor Frank Wal- ter, the Drama Club produced two fine productions. Steve Coulter, Jim Houser, Penny Katz, Cathy Lesser, and David Drama Chlb Berkman had starring roles in The Night Thoreau Spent in jail. Noah Budin, Jim Houser, John Boswell, Seth Isler, and Laurie Patt starred in The Time of Your Life. Besides performing, the Drama Club studied make-up, lighting, and speech. ' ' C. Lesser coordinator D Club O Icers - U to rt P. Katz, scrapbook and costumgs, , . JatTeaasurer; 112. Joseph, secretary. Row 2: M. Gates, pub11c1ty; Mr. Walter, adv1sor. Missing: S. Coulter, president; E. Fingerhut, Vice president. V K. Ix v' T'Iulr ;jl , r'. ' 4 , b The Heights Players: row 1 U to rk B. Levitt, N. Budin, R. Nicoles. row 2: E. Farwell, L. Baer, C. Lesser. row 3: Mr. Walter. 147 - Caldron Staff: Row 1 U to rt: Mike Gar- vin. Row 2: Giselle Amsterdam, Sun- niva Refsnes, Sherry Berliner, Tim O'Neill, Harriet Jefferson, Debi Mattes, Sharon Kramer, Lisa Goldoftas. Row 3: Mike Goulder, Mark Badger, Tom Lally, Scott Huller, Marilyn Kabb, Sha- ryn Henry, Lilli Visnapuu, Diana Johnson, Betse Sawyer. Row 4: Luke Adams, Joyce Braverman, Joy Peskin. Changing oil: Tim Uyeki, Jeff Robbins, Kathy Kondo, Ed Weinstein. Hey, is this the Caldron Room or the Witches' Castle? . . . Missed deadlines . . . Lilli's gray hairs. . .Lou's new hairs . . . gimme a chocolate Necco wafer . . . Where in the hell are my pictures? . . . I need a cropper! . . . Mark, draw me a . . . Scott! Get your hands off me! . . . Sharyn, type my copy! . . . Let's see now, D measure in inches, 2y $ . 9 t o uh h ,AA -4-I$ s:-r-v- 44 t t y, I l 5 i V 7 1 1.5 .ix. 3 ta convert to ptcas, 3y throw it away, AD start again . . . That's a $CG299586HV0? picture - Iwannanother! . . . Naw, gimme a green one msltelad . . . No! A green Necco wafer! . . . She's dead . . . you've killed her . . . Spam and eggs, spam and ham . . . Ill get you, my little pretty, and your mangy little dog, too . . . Spam and peanut butter, spam and 148 1, gaggd Awemg tame vmt? wikw 7M 7' II Caldron really turns me on. Co-editor Lilli Visnapuu and fellow big senior staffers. Co-editor Sharyn Henry in her own little fantasy world. spam .7; . This would be much easier if I knew what I were doing . . . think of a caption . . . Got any Caldron money. What 15 a Caldron? ' . . . This is without a doubt the biggest, bestest, most colorful, profoundest, most far-out, FANTASTIC yearbook that the 1976-1977 Caldron staff has ever made! To Oz? T002! 149 It was doubtful whether the 38:6 would even exist this year due to cuts in the budget. However, advi- sor Ms. J. Tappenden and editor Bruce Baskin managed to 'pull it all together.' A few brief announce- ments in the bulletin produced a staff of fifteen and a 50th anniver- sary 38:6 in November. This issue brought to light the writing talents of all the journalists involved and proves that the paper is, indeed, a creative, informative, literary mas- terpiece. Editor Bruce Baskin 150 69w 1 U to rl: N. Zimmerman, D. Mattos, C. Heintz. Row 2: H. Jefferson, f. Wolk, B. Baskin, G. mey. Bruce better pay us for this. Q9 ' 5,3 a L.., It wasn't easy. There was a myriad of work to shuffle through, gleaming out the pearls, and here and there a diamond in the rough. Polish it. Decisions were made: What goes here? What artwork with this piece? Which printer to use? Finally the Phoenix arose. It was an experience helping it to hatch, getting Phoenix out of its shell. And now it flies, and there will be more ashes. Phoenix - Row 1 a to rt: J. Chan, 5. Mandel, J. Peskin, L. Cowin. Row 2: M. Bercik, S. Refsnes, C..Davis, W. Huang. Row 3: M. Refsnes, C. Packer, M. Badger, M. Morris. Row 4: S. Smgh, A. Hecht, B. Bird, M. Pierce. With an ambitious staff of thirty, the Phoenix started off successfully on its third year. Realizing it was the only school magazine devoted entirely to creative writing and art, the Phoenix held weekly workshops to promote im- provement in student literary talent. There was much work submitted for publication, most of an extremely high caliber. Editors Sunniva Refsnes, Mark Badger and Cliff Packer agreed the Phoenix was best improved by a profes- sional printing job. The staff greatly appreciated the aid of Faculty Advisor Dr. Rosalind Rehor, and all involved share great hopes for next year's Phoenix. -ww 152 American Field Service is a program which strives to further peace among nations. It allows teenagers of many countries to experience dif- ferent cultures other than their own in order to obtain a better understanding of the world around them. This year Heights High was proud to host Narka Fuentes of Bolivia, Aggie Scharp from Sweden, and Lalida Cheu Aphai from Thailand. Students returning to Heights were Jamie Graff who spent a year in Ger- many, and Kathy Kondo who spent the sum- mer in Venezuela. Lisa Kaiser was our par- ticipating AFS'er in France for the 76-77 school year. Kathy Kondo expressed her feelings on AFS. It's a beautiful experience - one full of excitement, happiness and sorrow. It's a peo- ple program. One learns to love another coun- try but even more important love it's peoples. It doesn't matter where you go, it's people you're with and that's what AFS is all about! The AFS Club Our returnees Kathy and Jamie. g. a5 21; $3, . 3313:. 3:;5if3gi' ' '9 7? $ Ix ff 1'i.g Peter Nyman, our 815 student. Elsa Maria Prieto of Mexico, Lone Jensen of Denmark, Claes Ahlneck of Sweden, Nicolae Paulsen of Denmark, and missing Mats Dufberg of Sweden were our International Cultural Exchange pro- gram. ICX and 515 were exchange programs similar to AFS. 153 By organizing clubs which cover a large scope of values, ideas, and interests, It-Ieights High students added a great deal of diversity to the school's activities. The clubs created an ideal opportunity for students to encounter unique experiences and meet new people. The Student Orientation Committee filled a basic need by welcoming all visitors and students new to Heights High. Under the guidance of Mr. Ed Dibner, this group of students acting as hosts and hostesses, con- ducted tours of the building and made new students feel at home. Student Orientation Committee - a to rt: D. Cummings, S. Goodman, S. Robins, P. Young, Mr Dibner, K. Regan, B. Victoroff, P. Asberry. Not pictured: B. Wolfe, J. Woife, P. Morris, N. Miller K. Brown, S. Regan. Heights High students did not have to Visit the con- cession stands and buy a hot dog during half time of the basketball games. Instead, they were entertained and enthused by the spirit and razzle-dazzle of the Heights High-Steppers. The drill team performed for the fans by marching into unique formations, an 0b- Vious result of long and hard practice'sessions. The High-Steppers emerged as a prestigious and impor- tant spirit machine of the Heights High student body. ax. Heights High-Steppers - t1 to n: T. Taylor, K. Harrington, W. Mitchell, R Brown. Row 2: P. Smickle, T. Cozart, V. Williams, I. Coek, D. Gedson, L Walton, A. Thomas, J. Woods, N. Turner. Roe 3: J. Atanasm, B. Wllhams, .R Sullivan, S. Reynolds, V. Pollard, R. Thompson. Row 4: o. MCKlnley, M15: Morrison, A. Wills. 154 n'. 3i Q Council on Human Relations - Row 1 t1 to ri: C. Stenzel, K. Kushelika, H. Wolpert, J. Mendez, A. Cubas, J. Necht. Row 2: W. Lopez, E. Larait, A. Cooper, C. Johnson, B. Bagley, S. Gutfeld, R. Nichols, M. Fredricson. Row 3: P. Keene, K. Johnson, J. Stewart. Stage Crew t1 to ri: L. Karr, S. Kremer, P. Cohen, T. Kelly, G. Stevenson, M. Herzog, A. Armour, B. Cumming. Not pictured: H. Wolpert. ' Debate Team - Row 1 t1 to ri: M. Selko, M. Morris tV.PJ, M. Green, B. Sawyer, C. Chernesky. Row 2: R. Benis tPresJ, S. Refsnes tSecJ, Mr. Beitel, A. Cooper. Not pictured: A. Allen, S. Berkman. The purpose of the Council on Human Relations was to create feel- ings of unity between different reli- gious and racial groups. They tried to expose their sentiments to the en- tire student body of Heights High. This new organization will hopefully remain a part of Heights for many years to come. Before every concert, play and as- sembly, the Heights High Stage Crew exerted a great deal of effort preparing the sets. Without the stage crew, the shows could not have gone on. The 1976-1977 edition of the Cleve- land Heights High Debate Team made their presence known in many local tournaments. This year's topic was the pros and cons of prison re- form. New advisor Ashley Beitel and seniors Robin Benis, Marc Morris and Alex Allen led a team of articulate juniors. The Debate team had a two hour talkathon in which they discussed a wide variety of to- pics without rest. Thanks to this fundraiser, the Debate team was able to purchase membership in the Na- tional Forensic League. 155 Mm 7' W i The Heights High chapter of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America was composed of students en- rolled in trade, industrial, and health education. Through participation in educational, vocational, civic, recreational, and so- cial activities, the members of VICA developed lead- ership abilities and became accustomed to high stan- dards in trade ethics, workmanship, scholarship, and safety. VICA - First Row: V. Samberg, K. Clinkscale, R. Kowalczyk. Second Row: J. Heintzelman, Miss J. Ferlito tadvisorL I. Oppenheimer, F. Franks. Third Row: M. Millar, A. Samuels, D. DiFrancescd, E. Teitleman, F. Palek, A. 's-Vills. The Musical Comedy Club had an extremely successful year. In a school assembly and several even- ing performances,' the Muscial Comedy Club entertained their audiences with a rousing perform- ance of Ghost of a Chance. The Musical Comedy Club e First Row: A. Gottlober, S. Flemming. Second Row: M. Gates, C. Smith, M. Wright, B. Taslitz, S. Hoffman. Third Row: P. Abramson, M. Galloway, A. Stein, B. Jacobs, R. Duquette. Fourth Row: J. Collard, R. Nichols, P. Hrach, N. Budin. Bonded together by a keen understanding for the laws of physics, the Heights High Physicists' Club worked together to solve the physics problem of the year: Where are Moe and Joe? Their most successful social event was a spirited Christmas party, held in honor of Mr. Quail. Physicists' Club - R. Saha, S. Kane, R. Quail tadvisorJ he Besides winning the Le Mans twenty-four motorcycle race, the Heights High Snow Eating Clubi spent much of the year breakingK Christmas bulbs. When the great! snowstorm ended, tears came to their eyes. Heights High The purpose of the Star Trek Club was to collect and distribute canned goods for the needy. The club also raised money for a new fleet of milk trucks so that Timmy, the leader oi the group, might take over the world. The Star Trek Club - Chekou, Scotty, Kirk, McCoy, Spock, Sulv, Lt. Uhura. Partying Every Tuesday Evening,' the PETE Club had a great time thi: year. They survived each week wait ing for the opportunity to exclaim Thank G-d it's Tuesday. The PETE Club - Row 1: Pete Moses, Pete Gutierres, Pete Harris, Pete Oscar, Row 2: Pete Klarreich, Pete Cohen, Pete Vance, Pete Goodman, Pete DeBaggis, Pete Castro, Pete Groezinger, Pete Brommelmeir, Pete Carver, Pete Fusco, advisor. 157 A - :Ae'L. h .1; t 3-x;m-umumm W New School Interscholastic Hopscotch Team The New School Interscholastic Hopscotch Team has gained widespread fame and glory. Although they have only played one match, their score remains as follows: NEW SCHOOL: 60 CULC: 60 Games are scheduled against Shaker and Culc tCleveland Urban Learning Communityl, for later this year. Pictured at right: Marty Gelfand, Carol Mintz tteam cap- taini, Steve Ross, Adriane Armour, David Ross. Missing: Vivien Addison, and cheerleaders: Lynda Frayer, Lisa Goldoftas thead cheerleaderl, Mark Herzog, Chris Leo tFrederickl, Chris Wolfe. Old Maid's Club The Old Maid's Club has accomplished many things this year. They had twenty wild, sw- inging parties all of which were un- chaperoned! Through various types of knitting and teaparties, they have managed to raise over fourteen dollars profit. The photograph at the right was taken during one of the club's parties and includes: Miss Schwartz, Miss Beard, Miss Linn, Miss Braverman, Miss Voneida, Miss Henry, Miss Peskin. Blue Checked Shirt Club The Blue Checked Shirt Club was formed to accomplish two major tasks: m To change the Heights colours to blue and white, and Ql To perform spectacular feats throughout the schoolyear. The club failed in both respects, however had one very successful event: they disguised themselves as tablecloth by huddl- ing together in one large mass! Pictured at right: Row 1: 1. Blake, Row 2: T. Uyeki, M. Eisenberg, E. Weinstein, 5. Solomon. Row 3: P. Heggie, K. Joseph, Al. Bino. Row 4: G. Goodfriend, S. Bersik. 158 - .-an Ca ..a., ca... '00;4 at',. i: o'1.... sa.o . ffh..m ovw. .. ..U N A w They trekked through the stony hills of the White Mountains. They tramped through the muddy marshland of Shaker Lakes and no trace of the Thwork Nurder bird was found. Then late one Thursday a yel- low feather floated down into the court- yard. The ever- shrinking legendary bird had flown over Heights High! Thwork Nurder Society a Row 1 0 to rl: N. Marsh, 8. Robins, M. Cydulka. Row 2: Mr. Haskett, J. Goldman, L. Pozo. Row 3: C. Regan, J. Jourlles, S. Tatar, E. Brown, L. Riffle, W. Rosenthal. Row 4: S. Eberlein, T. Uyekl, L. Roderick, C. Smith, M. Klein. The Procrastinators Society had many plans for this year. These included a bicentennial trip to England to protest King George's treatment of the col- onies, marching on Washington to pro- test World War II, and an educational trip to View the World's Fair in Chicago. Unfortunately, all these plans have been put off until next year. Procrastinators Society - not pictured: S. Refsnes, E. Weinstein, M. Badger, L. Visnapuu, D. Meister, C. Perry, M. Gelfand, L. Leibman, P. Harris, C. Jeandheur, L. Iulin, D. Spector, S. Robins, D. Dom, M. Kabb, D. Shaw, C. Baron, P. Lundgren, D. Mohler, M. Goldwebber, J. Martin, B. Friedman, M. Cooper, L. Bauer, E. Sutker, C. Chernesky, C. Davis, Advisor L. Salvator, And Countless Thousands more . . . The Necco Wafer Club became the first club in Heights history to hold its one and only meet- ing in the boys' potty. However, a big year is planned for Necco fans, with the club hoping to hold a'fund- raiser and a dance. The Neccos also plan to bring a lawsuit against Fonzie for stealing the famous N ecco greeting. Necco Wafer Club - Row 1 a to rl: D. Dorfman, T. O'Neill, M. Fredrickson Row 2: S. Huler, M. Yasovitz, E. Hall, T. Uyeki, C. Leary, B. Derovech, K. Jacobson, J. Woo. Row 3: R. Staubach. 159 V'VVV 1Q : 'f' ,,., , N tmzs-Mgu am nv - .p, v, .. - 'rl p'sv-tnv- 160 With great weather for their sport, the Heights Ski Clubbers enjoyed a fine season. The Tues- day group attacked the slopes at Brandywine, while the Thursday group traveled to Boston Mills. The skiers were offered beginnning to advanced lessons, and of course, sponsor Miss Lefferts and the club officers were always around to lend a hand. The Ski Club might not produce any Olympic Champions, but- they could win the gold medal in the collision com- petition. 161 f 7 . - - W174 Mk ' '3 l, I N. X , Ma: ..x l by W? m: . mm mm mm 'an nu, ,, 3mm? 329W Shalom Club: row U1 to rk A. More, Y. Yaron, I. Oppenheimer, R. Kipilovitsh, Mrs. Shtull, H. Piccus. 162 Latin Club: row 10 to rk L. Taafe, N. Fritchen, L. Visnapuu, B. Poduska, I. Gefferis. row 2 U to H: C. Muzzey, B. Finley, R. Strickler, I. Gruttadaurio, D. Dorin, A. Allen. Spanish Club: row 10 to H: N. Fuentes, I. Fraier, P. McKirahan, E. Prieto. row 2 U to rt B. Taylor, J. Kline, A. Pesch, W. Diaz, M. Ostbaum. Ccrhmm wrruunb ind p14 1nhnigc$9 Wont joddd'ij a ayJZrma', 59an Oid'oriom, qua! 5?? agaiorg animi E53? 51m mcihktm EM yb dorum 1017011301 c301 non pg; un? e3acdm . El Julv CL. 9?an ZAQEJJC munch 19 Jc lunct gpansk para thr, ghgiar, r43 norar QJW 1a de dc un mfjor munJo. 163 Mr. Hancock Mrs. Robbins Always Ready to Lend a Hand: Tutorial Service The tutorial program started within Heights three years ago in an effort to help students having trouble in regular classes. They were referred to this program by teachers or coun- selors and then were screened. Residents from the community, college students, and Heights students help tutor to achieve the program's goal of one-to-one tutoring. The four teachers heading the program are: Mr. Beitel tSocial StudiesL Mrs. Pledger tMathT, Mrs. Robbins tEnglishT and Mr. Hancock tSciencey Go Your Own Way: Independent Study The Independent Study program, headed by Dr. Vardon gave stu- dents with special interests a chance to pursue broader or more advanced studies than those of- fered. Students took Classes of- fered, or pursue their own inter- ests in an out-of-Class activity. Past Independent projects have in- cluded building a log cabin, the designing of a home, advanced pottery, music composition and a study of the Montefiore Home. 164 , .g -e; ---,-A--hA.L--.A Strummmm! TQ4 '. s--ov ql' tTh$rh.b. . mmmmmm, quala; ; A : A'v' V Musl-DVID A resident voluntasr ht. Dr. Vardon 'M VI .I Outward Reach Program: Row 1 U to rt: L. Leidman, A. I othschild, I. Shaffer. Row 2 U to rt: D. Tobin, M. Weinstein, K. I ustin, M. Malaro, F. Abrams, R. Spillman. Row 3 U to rt: 5. ' arton, H. Baum, G. Moses, Mrs. Rabinsky. How could the world stand by while six mill- ion were killed? The outward reach program revived the commitment to inform people about Holocaust studies. Through interest and dedication, they revealed that we cannot permit inhumanity in hopes that such genocide will never occur against any reli- gion or nation again. The outward reach group met in the mornings and after school preparing re- search speeches. They spoke at the Church of the Savior, Asension of our Lord Church, many schools, and made -a journey of revival to Phil. and New York. They made a memorial presentation at the Nathan Rappaport Holocaust Memorial, the only holocaust memorial in a city besides Jerusalem. 165 166 4m heights '0 e j chorusOo www.amwwm$uww . Director William Thomas Singing mainly contemporary music, the Heights Singers performed excellently in their Spring and Winter concerts. Music Man , offered on Decem- ber 4, 5, and 6 was well attended; this was the Sin- gers' first attempt at a musical, and it was ex- tremely successful. The 210 students, under the di- rection of William Thomas, toured Louisville, Ken- tucky, April 2-8, where they were well received. The continued interest of this Viable group of indi- viduals makes the Heights Singers what they are. 167 ii, . .i... ... ,1 iwrmzuammm I I WNW W Choir At piano: 5. Kane. Row 1 a to 0: C. Lesser, M. Freedman, C. High, 1. Brazil, R. Benis, L. Watson, N. London, K. Bartimole, P. Abrahamson, R. if: .. . Rosenbaum, A. Peskin, B. Klarreich, L. Cheuaphai, L. Tanaka, L. Groger, S. Rago, W. Herschman. Row 2: L. Schoenberg, P. Katz, N. Mosbrook, J. Zlotnik, B. Stolar, L. Gelender, 3. -.f9re, E. Sutker, B. Martin, P. Deering, M. Lev, I. Musenao, R. Pollard, E. Fingerhut, R. Freirich, M. Sloan, I. Gruttadaurio, J. Matuscak, D. Levine, B. Eisenber , E. Dickman, J. Cross, 8. , EC. Driscoll, L. Lutenberg, T. Tanaka, L. Taaffe, L. May. 0w 3: B. Nyren, J. Griffith, E. Reinhardt, C. Katz, K. Spencer, A. Miller, K. Young, P. Zoslov, C. Nico 1, M. Bromelmeier, C. Klein , ' .-,.u.ska, J. Jenkins, 8. Hoffman, J. Bressler, M. Freedman, M. Tucker, K. LeFavour, D. N ren, D. Gamble, R. Nichols, R. Rogers, D. Collins, L. Staffileno, J. Forbes, B. Wein, K. Phillips, D. Friv - Martin, J. Petot, L. Myers, P. Young. Row 4: B. Waychoff, 5. Kane, L. Frayer, L. ohen, C. Smith, K. Eichler, R. Koppel, J. Lee, 8. Henderson, A. Opre, 1. Mann, 1. Crook, M. Wright, .. , S. Pressman, B. Fahey, R. Duquette, R. Strickler, B. Levitt, I. Blum, L. Weiss, D. Clemens, 1. Chester, G. Griffith, T. Soble, D. Magee, T. Segal, L. Dickson, C. Hill, C. Schneider, M h;- . n, J. Goldman, N. Reese, P. Schneider. Ax. iluiuM Choir Officers - Row 1 O to 03 D. Magee, 5. Kane, G. Griffith. Row 2: E. Fingerhuf, N. London, L. May, B. Nyren. Not pictured: H. Filiar. Above: Director A. Edward Battaglla. , A .4 , ,u;- ' A A;;L'.- .'-.4$;31 22.1'13w!fx:lb! $nlu.-.cQ.-pg g. -.....- .; After having received straight A 1's in state competition last year, Choir once more kept up its standard of excel- lence. In addition to its scheduled winter and spring concerts, Choir's outside performances included singing again at Severance Hall with a full orchestra. The annual Gilbert and Sullivan operetta was extremely successful, as was the Choir's tour to Toronto in April. With A. Ed- ward Battaglia as director, and with the hard work of Choir members, this singing group can expect many more successes in the future. r K A. : '4 j r T'fw I sj'wn'x r ' W I'U' .'X.7Vu, i i'- ?WW'4WWZ':27- i h , lHL$ :I:?Xu ' :7', . i E Vazi4 gsvi? ' ekwapiwij ,a;m g5 .; . f , .', Senior soloists: U to ri: S. Adams, L. Beard, B. Cumming, D. Caplin, B. Maret, D. White, C. Miller. The 72 students involved in this year's Orchestra had every right to be proud of their achievements. The group was the only high school or- chestra to be chosen to perform at the Ohio Music Educators Associa- tion State Convention. The Orchestra also played for the school in Novem- ber in the first of a series of four as- semblies by the four musical groups. The Orchestra made a successful tour of Philadelphia in the spring. Ac- cording to Director Robert E. Bergan- tino, This year's Orchestra was a very cohesive group; their standards were the highest in seven years. It was a very good year. 172 m' 'wvv' HIVWYTH6V5V 35$. s o Orchestra - First Violin: D. White, D. Caplin, I-I. Kugelman, A. Gruber, J. Coccaro, A. Pesch, N. Solomonoff, S. Mandel. Second Violin: C. Stevenson, K. Lo an, J. Mar olis, I. Chan, J. Kaiser, S. Wong, T. Buchheit, E. Messina, M. Bragg, P. Morris, K. Hedstrom, C. Yanda, T. Zemel, J. Weitzman, J. Mendes, B. Wolfe, H. Wickert, M. Haselow, C. Rose. iola: S. A ams, 1. Franklin, 5. Dicke, J. Kowalczyk, M. Bailey. Cello: 8. Cook, J. Armour, P. Tuttle, T. Teel, M. Conti, H. Fruhlinger. String Bass: P. Dobelstein, I. Hunter, I. Faeges. Piccolo: M. Bishko. Flute: B. Moore, K. Daniel. Oboe: K. Houck, F. Borchert, I. Hedstrom. Clarinet: J. Rynes, I. Seaver, K. Poleyeff. Bassoon: D. Moss, I. Barkei, S. Bercik. Trumpet: B. Cumming, C. Miller, C. Waychoff, P. Nelson, P. Allesandro. Trombone: B. Michael, D. Alpem, J. Olsson. Tuba: 5. Wachter. French Horn: L. Beard, 8. Parran, K. Iosep , J. Nash. Percussion: 1. Braun, J. Sugerman, C. Rode, T. Canning, C. Smith. 174 e n a B S m a I r O t C e .H D -vw' Under the direction of Mr. James Bane, the Symphonit Band performed five area concerts. The band remainec in Cleveland this year, after last year's group tourec Washington DC. Visits to President's Park and tht Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts highlightec the tour. Members' outside activities included Marching Band Jazz Band, and a Jazz-Rock ensemble. Our band kept its fine reputation by performing mostly college-level material, and featured BryaI Maret and Chuck Miller as senior soloists. 175 Cadet Band: row NZ to H: B. Gaz, K. Spetrino, S. Rowe, I. Petrone. row 2: R. Gilbert, G. Hender- son, D. Clinkscale, A. Johnson. row 3: B. Dolan, D. Burden, A. Allen. Serving an appre: 1 :-; :Ship under di- rector Mr. Bergazuthio, cadet band members polishrj their musical skills. This trainirg; gave them an opportunity to pupare for future participation in canaqert band, sym- phonic band, or outwastra. Enthusiastic concairi band members, admitted by auditivn, gave two well done and well recsjiiixed concerts, on February 17 and .szj; 18. This group performed and served as a training organization, also 2;.1: ; 471Ler the auspices of Mr. Bergantino. Concert Band: role to H: M. Cooper, B. Groenstein, L. Cashy, S. Bykowski, C. Carten, T. Cavanaugh, A. Jordan, L. Flowers, 5. Rowe, S. Schrecl W Allen, C. Harvilic, K. Smith. row 2: M. Mularo, A. Waldorf, M. Luoma, D. Readance, W. Wilson, B. Finley, T. Schaefer, G. Henry, K. Klame: D. Epstein, A. Isakoff. row 3: P. Gould, R. Malone, P. Papouras, J. Albers, M. Vandenbroek, P. Johnson, M. Coken, B. Hoffman, G. Gutman, j Pelz, J. Cowitt, D. Mustin. row 4: S. Vandenbroek, J. Schmidt, T. Yanda, S. Fleming, P. Cary, S. Hufeisen, A. Gettmg, L. Byers. row 5: F Alexander, J. Shive, T. Clark, J. Braun. Ihh-tH n Row 10 to 13: L. Leibman, S. Bykowski, C. Newman, 5. Presser, D. Rubsenstein, B. Sawyer, S. Huler, S. Okin, P. Morris, L. B ers. Row 2: I. Schaeffer, A. Rosenbaum, M. Sweeney, M. Eisenberg, L. Wither,D. Tatar, S. Carver, B. Wolfe, M. Goodman, L. Blake, M. Sotera, J. Weitzman, 12' Fahey. Row 3: K. Regan, B. Victoroff, M. Sebransky, G. Buccilli, C. Stenzel, T. Furman, B. Moore, R. Martin, L. Cowin, S. Berliner, B. Fahey. Row 4: C. Schneider, S. Carter, P. Dees, M. Eisenstein, M. Sanders, W. Mitchell, P. Asberry, T. Brown, K. Balfour, J. Bergren, T. Tanaka. As a result of increased student interest, administra- tive cooperation and an energetic executive board, this year's Student Council came alive again with highly efficient organization. Led by President Kevin Fahey and a dynamic group of officers, under the guidance of Dr. Rosalind Rehor, the council's goal was to make Heights a more interesting place for students by giv- ing them a voice in what happens at the school. The group was able to provide a multitude of cultural, edu- cational and social activities. This year's projects in- cluded an exciting Homecoming celebration and dance, a United Torch Drive which doubled the previ- ous year's collection, cooperative work with the Heights Community Congress, and an expanded In- tersession. Everyone involved in Student Council's achievements should be commended for their con- tributions to the spirit of the school. Student Council Officers 0 to n: Brian Fahey, V.P.; Kevin Fahey, Pres.; Meg Sweeney, Treas.; Karen Regan, Sec. AA-; A. gun---n. X . m... yr; -l ,A . '. V g .p, auxvi .vr. 1cm; . Row 1: J. Wasson, T. Tanaka. Row 2: K. Kondo, 5. Carter, F. Hansen, S. Kellermeyer. . .. . ' a .. . . ,. , a; t ' Ext f A' W$ m Cit : ' J ; . 11:; $ r, ' ' VJ! ,, 4.3m , ' ' 9 e c? ' 1'. ' VVWQ . , ' iwe t, h V1, 2 . ' ' . m' ' - e , ' ' ..... Thanks to the enthusiasm and hard work of the student coun- cil and a victorious Tiger foot- ball team Homecoming en- joyed a spirited revival. An impressive ten-float parade began at the May Co. parking lot and continued down Cedar Road to the Heights playing field to greet the Midpark Meteors. Groups participating in the parade were Cheer- leaders, AFS, Latin Club, Den- tal Assisting, Haunted House, Swim Cadets, Choir, Niki Hoki, Majorettes and Unit A. During half-time Tony Dunklin and Sherry Carter were crowned homecoming king and queen. 179 .u y, . . o x. . , . v H ., . . . . . . . . x , a IMIQNWL tivitvll,.v A . . , , . , , . , , V . . . X .n .. , . . . .. , , . , . X . k. ksrslnfi h. , . - K x W4 . - - w. . , Mu . .. i: .3wa 9. V a D , x e4iayz. , . 15V ax . llllllll D. I IIIIIII! 6.. !? Ii??? ii! 30,332.?115IJIZ 1,1159iiililyci', gili . Intercession was held February 18, 1977. A basic functio: of Student Council, Intercession is intended to give stu dents an opportunity to sample areas of study not normall offered in a school's curricu1um. Classes were given i areas as diverse as bridge, sailboating and modeling. Spe cial help was also available. For the more adventurou spirit, field trips were offered. The Intercession Committee, especially Chairpersons Tany Furman and Betty Wolfe, should'be commended for the: efforts in formulating such a well-planned experience. A Heights is the only area high school with an Intercessio Day, it is hoped that it is continued in the future. 183 E! .f .2 32in: 34:: .4 p 9 35,33. .. . . . :1. Z. .1: . d .wxlq...... 4 ,q: 'o W i l emerald C .a ww, , .N i: ... i 52$ , z. n4 w $9... 1: R, f. . SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL Senior Class is a group of seniors formed for the purpose of raising funds to be used for Senior Dinner, Prom, and other senior activities. Together, the council has produced a very successful haunted house, Senior Dinner, and Prom. Unit B principal Mr. Wisely feels that class council is a good training ground for future leadership. He has been aware of students' previous lack of skill in parliamentary procedures and is concerned that students should get their rights. The turnaround is school spirit which has been apparent has been largely due to the Senior Class Council which has set the example for the rest of the school. a A Our President - Matt Eisenberg Tom Lally - Vice-President Kathy Kondo - Treasurer Tony Dunklin - Secretary Row 1: Sue Bercik, Suzy Greene, Joy Peskin, Matt Eisenberg. Row 2: Jamie Graff, Betse Sawyer, Scott Okin, Julie Kerrigan, Dana Oscar, Alan Rosen- baum, Lilli Visnapuu, Kathy Kondo. Row 3: Steve Chudakoff, Chris Cher- nesky, Brian Baskind, Kurt Wilder, Sue Miller, Jane Tomick, Cathy Snow, Steve Tatar, Lisa Cohen, Robert Mar- tin, Sherry Carter, Scott Huler, Kevin Fahey, Peter Bowerfird, Iewlie Hard- ing. Row 4: Michael Sanders. 186 -c. Mam Scsomks . ne Mogren, Mitzi Morris, David Weld, Scott Huler, Sherry Carter, Eric Fmgerher. Row 3: Lisa Cohen, Mark Weider. Not pictured: Kevin Fahey, Henry Hardy, Anne McGervey. Row 1 Heft to righth Jamie Graff, Robin Benis, Joy Peskin. Row 2: Dia W Even a fool, when he holds his peace, is counted wise. Proverbs 17:27-28 187 Afoot and light hearted, Giselle Amsterdam Marilyn Amsterdam Lester Anderson Susan Angart Pauline Annikey Patricia Anselmo 188 Ashley Abrams Luke Adams Claes Ahlneck Kenneth Allan Falth Abrams Sarah Adams Norris Alfred Alexandra Allen Henry Adams Beverly Adelman Melissa Alger Arthur Amdur , v m zt o w mun wwm k moomo mum r hm Pn .mh unvgyr aaoelom AeAAlS FA dke IIHka gelCA w Aambm EmaadaBnm mmeYa anmmBBB awMBeY akn$mm mmmmmww mmmmmm hadise sao rC aee aa TDAMAT NAPCMBS DLKMLK + 23,. kw- h m: . .3 x . . . o. $NR. wwwuwmz a V n i . ,. u 3....3t .. Tm 189 . 5 O O . a a o . I n D. n u g 0. o n . DI . . a II D. . D. II . I a II a 0. II OI . I. O . . I u o c u C . O 0 II - II II II II 0 Q o O u A C . u v a o . - l. u u . O I- . o . 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Carolyn Brown Elizabeth Brown Jeffrey Brown JoAnn Bumey Elizabeth Byers Raymond Byers Stephen Bykowski Mark Byrne Steven Cala George Calloway David Cameron Edith Campbell Nancy Camposo Daniel Caplin Bruce Caris Phil Caris Michael Carlone Sherry Carter Ellen Casey Laura Cashy Gail Chen Christine Chemesl Lalida Cheu-Apha: Sharron Christian '. gmszIW , 193 194 Robert Christiansen Sue Christy Van Anh Chu Steven Chudakoff Larry Cieslak Deborah Cilik Karen Citino Constance Clauson John Clement Catherine Coble Elizabeth Cohen Robert Cohen Robin Cohen Ricky Coleman Valerie Coleman Dean Comber Thomas Conde Michelle Conti Pamela Cooper Steve Coulter Celeste Cowans Anne Cowin Kim Crayton Margaret Crowley :5 1I '3, ? 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Nancy Emmerman William Engle David Evans Kenneth Evans Kevin Fahey Joseph Fanara Linda Feigenbaum Barbara Feinberg Sue Ferreri Abbie Fields Harold Filiar Toby Finesilver Eric Fingerhut Lynda Fink Eric Fisher Richard Fisher Paul Fishman Peter Fissinger Gary Fleck Peter Fletcher Linda Flowers 198 ... tqo - . .. 1'-..Op. Dennis Flynn Yvetta Foreman Laura Forker Keith Forney Kenneth Fox Stacey Fraser Michelle Fratantonio Lynda Frayer Michael Fredericson Robert Fredman Lynn Fredrickson Laurie Freedman Scott Freeman . . ' Steve Freireich f? 4' m . . Nancy Freitchen f4 ' 2:391:11 , to' .ccuwahtut't f ..., .4.:qu.00 900103,,04 I'h,.,....vnuau 1.9,! '$., . ;;-04'0'0!$'?159? .. on . . 42:22:22? ' ' 1.4:.:l;:?.:$.f,lsa '0'1. 199 .. 4----..--.waAA ....... h- --..--.u.- --.u;;...-- M James Friedman Debra Friedson Scott Fuldauer Yvonne Gamble Molly Garfield Richard Friedman William Frye Jane Furin Elizabeth Garfield Michael Garvin ,3 A .nomruyc. , ,hlmbv . 'But Mom, cries Sharyn, You didn't rook it enough; and where's my bun? Mark Gates Naraish Gautam Deborah Gerber Michael Gerlosky Yvette Germany Amy Gerring Patrick Gilmore Iary Jane Giovanetti Randolph Givens 200 x. N E $ A D I o.ov-'v..- O .o to . 9w ,, . W... 2 I --: ..v'.! .t.. . I . . From this hour I ordain myself loos'd of limits and imagina lines. OIO' .q.tt...u$. ',.g:nvyat . a V. Geoffrey Glazer Dana Glicksman Jeffrey Goldberg Phillip Goldberg Scott Goldfarb Susanna Goldmar Donna Goldstein Teri Gooden Gerald Goodfrien Bruce Gordon Deborah Gordan Gail Gordan Julie Gordan Theodora Gorski Going Where I list, Marci Gottlieb Michael Goulder Jamie Graff Edith Green Linda Green Timothy Green Nancy Greenberg Kevan Greene Susie Greene Michael Greenspun Ronald Greenwald Glenn Griffith Keith Gurney John Gustafson Cynthia Gutierrez Priscilla Hachman Eric Hall Tara Hall David Hammer Faith Hansen v - -Ioo'd'o w. - o - to c .50 ' ' 'x ' '. ' 'xx 3'5AA1 KSK'LK . - x ., 7 ,. . . . . .'--.;2n:wo'-'u'm- 3m My master, total and absolute, Jewlie Harding Margaret Harmon Cynthia Harris Eric Hartzell Marcy Haselow Mark Hashiguchi Michelle Hawkins Donna Haywood Katherine Hedstrom Catherine Heintz Dana Helwig Michael Henderson Sha n Henry Hei iHerman Bruce Heylman listening to others, Shelly Hill Peter Hindel Jennifer Ho Janice Hobson errie Hochheiser Barry Hoffman Stanley Hoffman Susan Hoffman Brigid Hogan Ellen Holden Ronda Holland Dwight Hollins Pamela Holmes Sophia Holmes Thomas Hopper Colin Horwitz Katherine Houck W... , James Houser ' 'nguww-gx , '1; Mark Ho nes Patricia rach Raymond Hronek Mary Kay Hruska Scott Huler Jeffrey Humbert Paul Huston Robert Hutchinson Gerri Hutkin Suzanne Hwee Mark Ianni Louis Innenberg argaret Isphording Elliot Israel Mark Jackson Susan Jackson Darci Jacob Karen Jacobs 204 - '4. ;.- . -r'. 1' .5 I 1'4, V . 'ir . ' .3 .. m. . ... W -. ., ' '-v.'.'.w.'.m-m-. nu. .fu .zuuwm armw :XWM'J VAN c WW and considering well what they say, MAN INVESTIGATES ALTERNATIVES TO CAFETERIA FOOD Seymour Jacobs Alan Jaffe John Ianosik Keith Jacobson Gwynne Jaffe Jill Jefferis Ralph Jacobson Jonathan Jaffe Harriet Jefferson 205 mg, ing, contemplat mg, recelv h mg, Searc Paus Diana Johnson Julie Jirus Benjamin Joeh Lone Jensen Mental Midget. 206 '1! Gently, but With undeniable will, divesting myself of the holds that 1d hold me Kelvin Johnson Kimberly Johnson Susan Johnson Christian Jones Clifford Jones Karin Jones Tracy Jones Joan Jouriles Marilyn Kabb ,ward Kahan Lle Kahn ett Kaleal even Kalski even Kane Steven Kanner Stacy Kaplan Minnie Kargiotis Laurence Karns Eric Kater Penny Kaufman Sarah Keeling Nancy Kekst Suzie Kellermeyer David Kendall Julie Kerrigan Joyce Kimura John Kinnaird Suzanne Kinsella Cynthia Klein Sheldon Klein Alan Kleinstub Jeffrey Kline Lisa Kline Nicholas Knight Stephen Kolb Kathleen Kondo Warren Kovach Sharon Kremer Rita Kopolovitch Denise Kowalczyk Sheryl Krieger James Koury Larry Krall Elizabeth Krimm Cynthia Kovac Cynthia Kramer Alan Kronenberg Here is the test of wisdom; 209 Eve LaTourette Steven Leash Harvey Kugelman Thomas Lally Maureen Lawler Kim Lee Marcia Kulgowski Steven Lander Evin Lairet Curtis Leary Linda Lee Mark Lanese . AijAlc w 0 ITY M'$ 9W AlllzlA XXIII Ill Lori. haecilu Kenneth Lerfton Avner Leibovich Dave Lemin Wisdom is not finally tested in schools; 210 . . - , ;; -:W2.w. '..v.'ws'-'-wdx 1'1'3F'WIJU'TV'RI'ITEV'IKT-T' K ... 7 .. .. WNWNWW Wu. 223 Wisdom cannot be passed from one having it to another not having it ; Wendy Leonard Debra Levine Ronald Levine Jody Levy Laura Liebman Cindy Lin Marilyn Lewis Robin Liggins Abby Linden Eric Lieberman Julie Light Darrell Lipman 211 Wisdom is of the soul, is not susceptible of proof, is its own proof . . . Angela Lofton Nancy London Wayne Lopez Alfred Lubarsky Sharlene Lubline Patti Luehring Dale Lunar John Lunblad Karen Lutzmann bxann MacEwan Dennis Mack David Mader Deborah Magee Miriam Majorcz k Karen Man e1 Jesse Manigault Olive Manlet Alan Mann A - 4-;IA.-.Ls.hhx.r.v..x:..4.14.1:44h-JCL..-.:..;-.3- ..4.9...1 .. 7' . O V v . t f I xl Q . 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Ioirgcilluggsztt EgrngSStsi: Patricia Nankervis Lynda Nelson Rlcardo N7chols Rebfccg Ngin Mary Mularo Andrew McCann Joan Nash Richard Newman Thomas Nledel Cat erlne eary a r $175777 7 712!!!le W 1 57 if, f y 7'7 ' 2 ,. wad; Tim mabw O'Neill St ven Opre Stacy Owens Scott Okin Dana Oscar Jeffrey Ozan Katherine Olmstead Dawn Owens Clifford Packer Susan Page Pamela Pang Nyman Par Sarah Parran Joanne Palazza John Panzero Thomas Parker Cathy Pasiadis Here is a man tallied -- He re a11zes here Laurie Patt Joy Peskin Carmen Pinti Drew Posey , Nicolai Paulsen Catherine Petti Alan Pollack Lar Powers wh at he h as In Keith Pawlowski Thomas Phillips Jay Pollock Mar Presser Beverly Per Joann Phinick Paul Pomerance Stuart Pressman Marina Pesc Marian Pierce Cherol Poole Craig Price hi . II I I 217 the past, the future, majesty, love - Elsa Prieto Rory Proper Jack Puro Carol Pymn Sandy Rago Lisa Raiz ludy Reboudo Charles Rerewa :5; Cathy Regan Michelle Renter Natalie Reese Marjorie Refsnes Karen Regan William Rich 218 Steve Richter Laurel Riffle Lonnie Ritchie Steven Rodgers John Romanin Suzanne Ritchie Jane Rogers Alan Rosenbaum Ron Ritter Monica Roll Wayne Rosenthal Deborah Robinson Clarence Romanavski Jerry Rotar if they are vacant of you, you are vacant of them . . . Donald Roth Doreen Roth Anita Rothschild Daniel Rothstein 219 The earth never tires; Gerald Rubin Lisa Rubin Debra Rubinstein Doris Ruder Deborah Russo Edward Rynes David Sadowsky Robin Saha Cathy Saiger Nilantha Vicki Samberg Mike Sanders Betse Sawyer Samarasekera Diane Sandberg Donna Sarli . Morris Saxon Lorri Samberg 220 John Schaefer Karin Scharp Paul Schechtman Joseph Schlaiser Sharon Schnall Cynthia Schneider Pamela Schneider Mark Schoenfeld Stephanie Schreck Sandra Schuler Laurie Schultz Sandra Schultz Teri Schultz Jack Shuster Michael Schvimm Wendy Schwartz Lili Schwarz Barbara Scott Sharon Scully Lisa Sebransky Mark Seekelz Thomas See ely Karen Seibert Ruth Seidorf 221 ienneth Senser Cathy Shamis Robert Shattuck Eric Sheck Aarcie Seybert Peter Shanes Richard Shea Deidre Shive Jeffery Shover Terry Shultz Amy Sievers Ronna Sills Elizabeth Simak Cindy Silver Kenneth Simon Jody Silver Richard Simon 222 m M the earth is rude, silent, incomprehensible at Sujata Singh Michelle Singleton Nora Skimin Michael Sloan Alison Smith David Smith Diane Smith Gary Smith Jennifer Smith Judith Smith ',23! !'.1'- ..wuqu--o. 'w y. Heidi Steinberg Noel Stern Michelle Stembach Ellen Storch Eric Stringfield John Strothers Jeff Sugerman Coletta Sullivan Tjet Sun Eileen Sutker Nadine Tabac Teri Tanaka Steven Tatar Annette Tate Kenneth Taylor Gary Teitelbaum Gerry Thomas Ralph Thomas Wayne Thomas Crystal Thompson Debby Tobin Patricia Tolbert .Michaelana Tomasic ' Jane Tomick . ., , . i Matthew Trzcinski - , ,. , - - , - .. . . .2 . . . , l , - t , : . .: . . . I Valerle Turner ; ., .. . . .. . um.'.2 v:.7 e Dale Tuttle . - f ' . . ' - T , - ,' . v ' , '. , V . J Llsa Udelson . '- ' . . - .. . , mun .- ,- ..K- v. -; . .., Be not discouraged - keep on - there are divine things, well envelop'd Timothy Uyeki Scott Vandenbroek Bonnie Vander Patricia Veasley Richard Veccia James Venizelos Tina Vickers Brian Victoroff , .p, 'W'Ha??? WM ,.;,l-.'v;lq,';,bltf I 226 Gregory Viney Lilli Visnapuu Dorianne Voneida Marian VonKoschembahr David Wachsman Scott Wachter Camille Wa ner Steven Wal orf Gina Walker Mark Warner Terri Wasserman Jean Wasson Rebecca Waychoff David Webster M...rw...m .- -. 227 Stephanie Webster Marcya Weinstein Vicki Weiss Deborah Wheeler Beth Weiner Mary Weir JoAnn Weitzman Darrow White Edward Weinstein Tammy Weiss Penny Whalen David Wieder swear to you there are divine things more beautiful than words can tell. - Walt Whitman Hilary Wickert Mark Wieder Barbara Weisenthal Kurtis Wilder Catherine Williams Cheryl A. Williams Cheryl R. Williams James Williams Mary Williams Tyrone Williams YVOnne Williams Beckie Williamson 228 ,. .. , uthmeMwmm . v C . , , . Kathleen Williamson W ' is :3,- . Robert Wilson -' o o . ' f ' H. 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A- --..A-x- A1 n.- .f: C ?flV us: i :55 , .. z ' , rWo'- , r 1, 0 a: C Cl Cl Br Last Wills and Testaments 1, Kevin Fahey, bequeath the following: to Becky and the first Jewish pope Eric, dreams, a march- ing Choir, the REAL Music Man, the knowledge that we can't all be King of the Universe at the same time, and profound thanks for hanging in there so long with me; to Scott, my lacrosse rollerskates and the eternal conclusion that the world is good; to my favorite swingers, Diane, Ben, and Anne, the conquest of Shaker Lakes and some great nights; finally, to Brian, the third floor to himself, growing up, and I still love you and think you're a good dude. I, Tim Uyeki bequeath: to Bob, a lifetime supply of Dr. Scholl's Gaut Remover; to Mil, the book - How to Dress Properly, his own loan company and the directions to South High; to Tim 0. some Stim, necco wafers and a saw; to Louis, a Trak II for his mustache and a TV special with Mac Davis; to Steve R. and honorable mention for jumping before the ref released the ball and a Hill; to Scott, Tom, and Eric, memories of 11-2 lacrosse matches; to Billy a harem. Thanks to my friends and teachers, especially Mr. Haskett. YOWZA. I, Luke Adams, bid adeiu to this institution of higher education. Having survived 3 years of Doc's Homeroom, Reed's coaching, cafeteria food, social climbers and double labs I find myself adequately prepared to take on further obstacles in my path of life. I wish a few gifts upon those whom I have come to Know: hockey team fifi and her sisters; Fusco - another Pele; Mahlman - the time tunnel; Sleeper - many rag dolls; Caris, Frye, Menges - best wishes; Caldron - ex- tended deadlines; life - my double; Unit B - Thank you; to my friends wishes of good fortune to supplement good times, which will be treasured. 1, Nancy Greenberg leave to Maryanne Bromelmeir, a great year of DULL EXCITEMENT, an after- noon at the Heights bleachers, a trip to Columbia and Panama during lunch and all the great times at Amo's. To Mark Presser, a pair of platform shoes. To Gregg Moses, a life time member- ship in the Mickey Mouse Fan Club. To my car pool, Dana, Heidi, Lisa and Debbie Does anyone want to Party? I, Harold Waychoff, hereby leave to Kate Heintz, Pythonia, Gerachis, going crazy in Shaker Lakes and all those basketball games. To Tanak your aversion to cameras your very straight face and all the problems we had, to Ellen, twits, the chair next to you in choir, being bananas 6th period, and the opportunity to quit your job of your own violition. To Cindy Schneider - I leave a certain Bass, all the fun of both tours, and great times of sets. To Cathy Spencer - 2 more great years in choir and all those nice walks home. Last but far from least, to Third person singular an unsent valentine. 1, Kenneth Dachner leave to, Ed Weinstein all the good memories, our rumbles, and our laughs we have had for the past six years. To Richie Friedman - Kent State. To Marilyn Amsterdam - a good joke, one conversation where I say everything right, one crampy seat at the Coliseum, and one note where everythibg is spelled correctly. To Louis Innenberg -- one bust in the chops. To Giselle Amsterdam - all my thanks. For all the help you have given me. Like in covering up my mistakes and helping me with my chicken dinner. I would also like to leave you two men walking abrast. To Mark Schoenfeld - one free retainer cleaning and showing. To the rest of my friends the memories of the good times together, To Heights High I leave the legend of Kenny D. Judy and Kathi hereby leave Mr. Maher one last note of rememberance on his car. 1, Judy Reboudo break the tradition in my family and graduate on time. My first two years are dedicated to Diane Wells, Patti and Steph a weekend in Columbus, Nance the meaning of the word friend, Cheryl the morning we went out to breakfast, Dennis our four years of math together, Diane one last dodgem ried in the cafeteria, Cindy the Saloon days, Amy the night those perverts chased us. Kathi and Burney lots of laughs, good times, talks never to be ended or forgotten, Jenny a good friend and teacher, DiCarlo his Italian Charm, Last but not least to Billy Wingfield a special good luck in the Marines, you will be missed and never forgotten, our memories are not left behind but taken with me. I, Eileen Sutker, bequeath unto HRBI114 the thought that 8,100 minutes of your life were totally wasted. To Acting I and II-l change improv. and II punches. To Mr. Mahlman - your dreams of marching physics students and a 70 point lab IPWFl. To the Musical Comedy Club -- the hopes of hassle free shows and how many cast parties? To Noah two long bus rider in the dark. To Stan love love and kisses and good luck at B.C. To all my roommates - 1001 giggles and a pile of sandbags. To choir my heartaches and joys. To all my teachers a supreme thank-you and to Heights High 1 leave - happily. 1, Donna Wingfield leave to Kathi, Judy, Droopalong, Joanne and the guys that know what i'm talking about, BUCKETS, to Kathi a wish that you have the biggest prettiest and happiest wedding . To Mary Kay a lot of hope for your Hope Chest. I leave Mr. Miller these words This homeroom is not a cafeteria and all the candy wrappers since 10th grade. I leave Mrs. Lowjosky 6,852 vocabulary words. And a thanks to the teachers who I had for the last 3 years. A very special thanks to this school to this is where I met the cutest, crazyest, hunk named Brett Kaleal. 1, Heidi Steinberg leave Lisa Udelson, Debbie Solomon, Nancy Greenberg, Dana Oscar, and long lost Berta Cohen enjoyable parties on the way to school; Geoff Glazer a memorable trip to Wisconsin and a dorm to live in next year; Lisa Udelson and Rory Proper many thanks for making my senior year a more bearable one; Lisa Udelson glee club memories; Rory Proper one fly; all my teachers, whom I thank for opening up my mind; and lasst but not least every person in Heights High that I encountered, conversed with, and learned from! To this school I leave many depressed moments, to Ann I leave the skinny kid in the hall who is still plastered against some locker, to Barb I leave a can of carpet cleaner. ID. 1, Margaret Crowley leave my Dental Assistant Class all the excitement in the world, such as dancing lessons, and the way to read right side up. Also to Dale I leave Breadsticks, all the beer he can drink, and possibly a bathroom for assistance. I, Barb Wiesenthal leave Lisa Novak 1 pair of Gucci penny loafers, and a white german shepard, to Stephie I leave nothing cause I'm taking her with me, and to Jay all the happiness in his lifetime. I, Suzy Greene, leave to Lorri Samberg and Karen Jacobs thanks for forever being there!, to Vic, 1,000,000 nothing's new; to Lor, 1,000,000 nothin's wrong' To Karin and Laura, laughter to be remembered and shared, plus a special place in my heart; to Craig, one can of soup to be used cautiously and the many memories we've shared; to Karen and Lorri, tears, laughter and much happiness to add to our memories; to Ricky, a song I have yet to sing, one free day in the snow and a place to go for coffee; and to my friends I leave the sunshine to remember me by!! I, Nina Zolten, being of healthy body and corrupt mind tor vice-versal do bequeath the following: to lllona Schaffer, the worst winter I'll see with her, Carlton and the snowbanks; to Mr. Thomas, another talented Zolten is on the way; to A. Fox, my high school years which include Mr. Lan- zaretta's car and CHHS hockey; to Kurt Wilder, the bandroom and all his left turns on red; to Wayne Workman, his car keys when it's raining so hard outside and 2 letters in 8 months; to Sue Miller, the Medical Service Co. ; to Mark, I leave all my love. 1, Sandra Schuler of sound mind and body? do hereby unload all of my cracked, broken and off-center ceramic pots to all the N.P.D.'s tNatural Potters Disastersl of Room 111 4-5th period. 1, Karen Regan leave to Anne a golden key and ANUAS. To Diane and Becky another three years with Mrs. Asher. To My brother one double 0 D.M.M.D. To my one and only one song by the Sabana Steel Band, but most of all, my faithful heart forever. I leave Mr. Frair all my empty candy boxes scattered around his room. To Heidi I leave all illegal phone calls on Friday nights. To Laurel I leave all scientist tests which don't have to be studied and to Marc I leave all my love. Signed the Illegal Child. I, Lili Schwarz leave Julianne Castro with a mouthful of cafeteria apple pie with white ice cream so she can't say the word fifi-ga-ga and seasonal passes to Silver Streak I leave John Boswell another year to try! The 77 forty five disco hits of his choice and dandelions. I Bill Rich, leave the following; to Hash, 3 tennis lessons. To El Vicko, a life time supply of boyfriends, To Bryan, Stan, or bozo, a membership to the Tenacious Institution for a Torose Society club. To the arm wrestler's in lunch, Struthers arm bronzed and stuffed, along with Strutheasggo Mr. Geiger, a years supply of DEEP thought cards. To Heights, I leave Mrs. Brinnon. To give all my bottle caps to my people, Debbie 6., Richard N., L. +V. Samberg, Iewlie 1..., Laurel R., etc. and the all mighty, Mark Hashigutchi. I Stephanie Webster leave Patti and Judy a hotel full of Mr. Olympia. To Loony, a room of magazines to steal, and a life size picture of Jackie Kennady love Dummy. T0 N5 a barrel of popcorn to be used as soon as possible. To NM a book filled with sexy stories! To Jenny Ferlito a stamp bearing my name and most of all thanks for all the great things you have done for me! Helen Isabel black carpeting for your basement, a cowboy hat and 6 years of fantastic memories thanks cutie! 1, Faith Hansen leave the dental assisting class all the dances, Biday cakes, uniforms and alginate impressions there left to exsist. To Leslie - a locker of balloons dirty pictures and belgium waf- fles. To Betsy - the summer for mentor, parties and a side of dills. To Ronna, Spanky and Aliso the guys at the skating rinks and big mac attacks. To Rodger - a gordin-look-a-like. To Laurie a supply of pills. To lay the memories of Genesis. and to Daria pandas, hungarian delights and . everlasting friendship. 1. Stephanie Schreck bequeath to Heights High a zillion boxes of raisins and someone with . horrible English accent, to Wyoming freaks land sleexiesl many great memories, the Tetons an lots of SUNSHINE, to bhe Bruce family a new victim with a loud scream. to robin a new bunn hop partner, squishy arms and corderoy pants. To all the freaks a high Heights, to Bob Bumou one insane Physics class and a very clear complexion, To Ginny one blue phone. To Debbie, on daughter, one jealous bowling pin, a life time supply of raisins and a world without shoes! 1, Dave Cameron leave to this school nothing to Susan Ferreri everything I have, and to Mis Booker the thought that without her lectures in Accounting I would never get my needed sleep. 1, Cathy Heintz, bequeath to Mrs. Tappenden the sweathogs oi Ioumalism I; to Teri a seat bel and a tranquilizer for when Becky's friving; a dead word to Cathy P. with love and a glass 0 Greek wine; to oncey-baby a dozen schoolgirl crushes; to Gregory Viney my naivete, a lifetim supply of dirty jokes, and thanks for corrupting my sweet mind; to Wendy Jacques Beauchamp my problems to Pam Z ; Becky's problems to Ellen R.; my v2 1370-1 ears to Phil; the Heights Mai Library to Ellen, Ed, Miriam, Diane, Shari, and Pauline; and t0 lhcky Waychoff and old friend, . best friend, a forever friend, and a coconut. 1, Keith Balfour, give you some thoughts and hopes as I graduate from Heights. I feel sorro knowing that I will never again see some of you that have cmaie to know. To all of you, an- especially those who know Whom I live for, may God bless you lives and futures, and it will b my hope that all of you may soon know Jesus Christ not only as f cur Saviour, but also as the Lor of your life. To Laura Cooper, I leave with you the continuing privilege and responsibility 0 being a faithful witness of the beauty, power, conviction, and that are found in the life of on transformed by Jesus Christ. I, Gregory, bequeath the following: To John Rynes a lifetime supply of no-doze. to Animal' Leary, another trumpet, a row of lockers to punch, my second place blue ribbons and 5l6 of m emotions. To Cathy Heintz, a fifth of scotch, to my fellow Mes; nsoks, a summer without Arnol-l To Mr. Lindsey a crowbar to get that person off his back. To- Carmen and lane, a case of Bab Cham and many wonderful memories. To Wendy Schwartz, a monogramed strait jacket and muzzle for Sue Bercik. To Susan Bercik a monogramed strait gacket and a muzzle for Wend Schwartz. To lack Puro, tall, tan, and lovely. Finally to Heights three unforgettable years. I, John Gustafson, leave the following things: To Jim H. - a las up that goes in, and enough Cok to keep from getting the shakes, to joan g. - someone to visit her as she snips coupons, to Am G. no homework and teachers she can wheedle in college. To Brett B. a lifetime subscription t Campus Life. To the wrestling team, a new batch of sophomores to torture, enough pizza t celebrate an undefeated season and a state championship next year. Finally for all the blunders disaster, abominations, and general wrongs I have perpetrated against this school and its inhab tants. Excuuuse me! I, Ronna Sils leave to Alison two years of Mayfield Road, picnICs and talkitive art classes, to R0. bowling alleys, art museums, cupcakes, and my love, to John, my leve, and countless homeroor activities that only Ron and I showed up for, to Daria, Faith, and Debbie, ice and roller skating pizza, Connors, my thanks for Bob and bad jokes. To Carol and Barb, great parties from which left early, to Paul, scarey movies and Christmas Eve, to Mitzi, trips downtown. To Miss Grahm thanks. 1, Lisa I. Udelson hereby abandon: One field trip full of laughs and an hour in the darkroom wit Mr. Ierdon . . . Mrs. Lojowsky many thanks for talking, listening, and making my last months t Heights bearable . . . Mornings of every state of mind to the car pool . . . Three rousing years c The Ferts to Beth and Betsy My overwhelming BC spirit to Karen Colton and Ivy Stoller . . The party to everyone! Good luck, good times and Joni Mitcheil to all my pals. To Michael, Rory and Heidi, love and eternal friendship. 1, Alan Meat ball Kronenberg, being of large body and adequate mind, leave, to Kim, Connie Debbie, Sue and Mrs. Bernard all the kindness you've given me, To Parker a place to play chess To Brian, life without deadlines, a crunchola bar, and an unused pair of wumple ears, to Viney , nickname to make up for the one he gave me, to Quail, all the respect I never gave him and : hugh map to find everything he's misplaced, and to everyone else I know, the knowledge that yo made me what I am today, which isn't saying too much for you. r 1, Sue Bercik leave Viney, Curtis and Gerald, one cart with unprintable inscriptions and a rel petoire of Mahlman's jokes, to Karen Johnson and Todd Strothers fond memories of German. Tl Mary Brush. To Lynda Frayer, Chris Leo and Beckie Williamson a complete cure for New Schoc social diseases. I bequeath 600 apples to Liz Byers so you may taste test at will. My sympathy i left to Paul LVerderber who is now elevated to the dubious honor of first bassoon Imay God hax mercy on your solol To Bill Cumming, may your trumpets always be silver, and your sweater chocolate brown. 1, Sue Ferreri, leave to Dave Cameron, nothing, because he's coming with me; to Linda Frayer, th hope that she finds herself and that we can be friends again before I leave this city; to m brother, Stefe, I hope his senior year goes by quickly; to Mr. Arnold, an entire desk full c 'tlipper-toys' and his name in the Comb-Ball, Flipper-Toy Book of Records and to Diedr tWeeds, Spaceheadl Shive, best wishes at Kent, and with any luck at all, we'll both make it in or chosen fields and we won't be making Whoppers for the rest of our lives. . I, Mark Presser, bequeath the following: To Mr. Irsco, the head coaching job for baseball, and m fondest respect, To Mr. Keller, a line of Johnny Miller's Mens wear. I leave literature to Don Roth success at O.U. for Bob Wilson, an x for Keith Jacobson and a great time at Bowling Green for lac Puro. To Nancy Greenberg a night with $964, to Mary Anne Bromelmeier a choir solo. To Dar Oscar the friendship we once had, an invitation for renewal. To Naomi Horwitz, my love an memories and to my women my body and address at Bowling Green. I, Peter Bower find being of sound mind and body leave to Heights High 16 folders, 7 notebook and the three best years of my life. To H.R. Bl217 and Mr. Keller 1 say good-bye until our patl cross again. i- 1, Sheryl Krieger, leave Jackie Davis and my sister Elicia years of friendship, to Dr. Rehor, Mr Shtull, Mrs. Gutfeld and Mrs. Levy, Mr. Thomas - THANK YOU!!! Mr. Young - Hemingway watching! We, Joyce Braverman and Joy Peskin, leave 1 pair size 26 levi's to Donnie; to Miss Schwartz dozen old maids' club hats,; To Mikie we leave fond memories of midnight pizzas; to our fello old maids - Cindy, Sharyn and Dorianne - we leave Frosty tto keep you warm and busyl a memories of our friends - Phyllis, Fern, Fern, Rona and Fern; to Lilli 1 foaming beer and fatass; to Linda I. 160 sexy divers; to the F. Gang one picture of yourselves f0r the Caldron; swim cadets tons of luck for next year, and lots of loving memories. Joyce leaves Mr. I-la memories of 7th grade and lots of love. on leaves Alisa the academic editorship with go relations with the faculty, test scores and a great senior year! Joyce leaves Mr. Wachtel his sci 4.; 76p??? TFIZ MHu-tnh-n-E-I-IHMVI-Imnl-Igmrllmqm TLW'rV-w A s, I leave Ma and Giza past memories, future memories, and eternal friendship. Joyce leaves Joy amories about A.T. T.L.M. and all the rest, one course in seducing, one private showing of Expose a My Lovely, and all my love and friendship. on leaves Joyce that special way of walking, the rfect boy all to yourself, 1001 phone calls when we're apart for sharing everything despite the iles, and all my friendship and love. To Michelle, Mike R., Mike L., Scott, Julie, irvey, Tim, Jeff, Lisa, Luke, Cathy, Marilyn, Debbie, Karen, Tim tbabyl, lay, Alan, seductive, me, Paul, Eric, Lynn, Alex, Mark, Robert, Patti, Suzie and Ken tqueerl we leave all our love and .od times. To the school we leave a BIG CEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE. Charles Blech, endow upon the following these items: to lane: a warehouse of unassembled ms; to Alan: drive-in movies, to Greg: first place, to Hal: dance lessons, to Briiaaannn!; a better ite than the one out of cracker jacks, to Chris: my respect; to Susan: a math tutor; to Nancy: may ydy and soul; to Curtis: a trumpet; to Anne: all my munchies,- to 501: a larger kingdom; to Diane: iffee and danish; to Les, John, and Marion: chess lessons; to Mark: an extensive fan club; to Bill: :xing ability; to Heights; My legacy; to those mentioned above: my deepest love and fondest emories of many glorious years. Viney, bequeath the following: To Steve Lander, a picture of Charles Atlas and some of Mark ckson's muscles. To Patty Nankervis, a trash compactor and a copy of Mark Jackson's latest book- .001 Humorous Anecdotes. To Blue, happiness. To Deidre, Hunks. To Iewlie, a shirt without :tchup and root beer. To Laura Cashy, a new string of worry beads. To Doreen, a longing heart. 3 Chris, short shorts and a lifetime membership to Alcoholic's Anonymous. To Chuck, sanity, y leftovers and a new nose to pull on. Finally to all the bettors of Heights High - thank you for elping send me to college. Ken Fox, leave to the baseball team Mr. Fusco. To my brother Paul I leave a big strike zone. To irdana Tatar I leave a longer fifth period. Lorri Samberg leave the DA. class with a song. Susie Greene my friendship forever and a life ill of sunshine. Tobie Finesilver a supply of insults. and to my twin sister Vicki a mirror, athroom scale and one Elton John album. Nancy Anne Freitchen, being of sound mind? and body leave the school my brother. I leave Irs. Tappendon and Gerr Lundgren my mispronounced words and Mr. Haskett in search of hwork Nurders. William Thompson Cumming, do hereby bequeath the following: to Mr. Bujak - the Heights tage and the stage crew that goes with it; to next years drum major and sargeant - 96 odd larchers: now youse guys are gonna find out what Lombard street really looks like: to Mr. Ber- antino - the Heights Orchestra, recorking staff and a certain other staff . . . ; to Irv talias Henryl - thanks for being around at the right time; to all those whom I have forgotten, friends, teachers - thanks, it's been fun. Jeff Kline, leave the following; to Sra. McKirihan enough money to purchase desperately needed new panish text books and this fact: your Spanish 4-3 period 4 class just went through one lasted year, and it wasn't our fault. To Mr. Pierre all the progress cards that you sent me in 975-76 so you can wallpaper your bedroom. To Miss Lefferts a book entitled How to use psy- hology to teach English, To Mr. Fusco a big Thanks for being a real friend for three years, and inally to Mr. Ferrara thanks for being who you are; I appreciate all you've taught me. , Marjorie Refsnes, with unsound mind, leave: to Greg, my temporary driver's license; to Mark, JEW JEANS; to Mr. Ferrara, a new telephone; and to my sister, Sunniva, all my blessings for a ;reat senior year. i Qow that I have finished my three years at Heights High, and ending thirteen years of school and the beginning of six more years, 1 Robert L. Delp leave to Mrs. Schwartz six kosher pickles; to Mr. Fusco I eave three beat up soccer balls, two Allen Rosners and a partridge in a pear tree. stevenkalskileavetoclevelandheightshighschoolonethreecentwordforfuturegenerationsofstudents ,ogazeatanddecipher. , Alan Rosenbaum, do bequeath to Big Ed Weinstein, a paper on The Plague, Doc Englert's care packages and my bookon 1001 Claculus Jokes to Mike Schvimmer, I leave my infamous car tie, my bilge shirt, and tips on how to be a better Spanish student. To Chuck Blech, I leave Physics lectures, award-winning shirts, and a box of chocolates. To Bryan Maret, I leave handshakes, doorways, bruises, and the coveted Dave Patterson - Ted Henry Award. And to Doc Englert, who with his clip-on ties, could keep us laughing; To Doc, who knew his derivitives fromhis integrals: HELLO DOC! To my brother, Bob, I leave Unit B tgood luck to eachl. I, William Frye leave the following: to Julie; a whispered K-E-R-R-I-G-A-N, and an ever-lasting smile. To nancy; a PUNCH! To Brian; a marriage certificate. To swim cadets; a dolphin lesson. To Billy M.; hockey. To Suzie; a wonderful friendship. To Ionny center-halfback, a hair curler, some pigeon toes, and alota laughs. To Bruce; swimming lessons, a dishwahser to dance with, con- tinued success in soccer and life. To Kathy; guys gallore, a misdirected pinch, and most of all my love over the past six years and for the next sixty. To all of the above; thanks for making my High School years as great as they were. 1, Denise Margolis leave to Giz all my wrong notes, to Connie, Craig, Giz, Scott and Larry our honeroom talks. To Rick and Mike women to be kept barefoot, pregnant and in the kitchen, to Eve all the heartthrobs she desires, to Karen and Lisa tickets to all concerts for 10 yrs. to Sarah and Eve all the Hardy Boy and Nancy Drew and our 6th grade rock group. To Jeff 2 more years of high school experiences to Mr. Fusco someone to grade his papers and a hair in his throat. 1, Paul Schechtman, upon leaving Heights High bequeath: to Dr. Englert one self propelled snow blower, to Mr. Rutan one tour map of Ohio, to Mr. Geiger one bag of menthylliptus, to Debbie Gerber one poster of M.G. and J.M., to Mike Arnovitz the other half of the Arnovitz twins and one basketball injury. to Lorri Sambetg all my English know-how and wit. To Eric Kater 10 free basketball lessons, to Susan Angart one poster of GK. and a one way ticket to Miami. To Homeroom 307 all the boring times I had and to Heights High, I LEAVE. I, Debby Friedson, leave behind to Uncle Larry Bauer - a million munchkins and a thoratic vertlbrae .. . . to all who remember, my ubangi days. to Bennett, whoever you are - I leave youto Mlchael Trivuisonno. To Mr. Sylverster Moore - I leave Heights hoping that more free- spmted souls come into your classes. To Mr. Fusco: all of mine and Bridget's manic-depressive days. Mr. Cahy; my feet on the furniture. Mr. Quail: hopes that someday you will realize what a lgjooiillgomeroom you had! To' Unit B: good-bye and good riddance! Yippee! i'm finally free from m . 1, Debby Gerber do hereby bequeath: to Mr. Ferrara - retirement to save future art pupils from a fate worse than death. to DiCarlo - motivation. To Miss Whitehouse - all the brown-nosers you can stomach. To Sra. McKirahan, an acknowledgement - the 3-2's will never be twice as intelli- gent as the 3-3's. To Doc Englert e- may everyday be like Friday, payday and June whatever, to Sue Angart - Gene Kelly and Israel; Paul D. Schechtman, my algebra and trig grades; Ellen, Sue M. and Laura - see ya. Good luck always - Edith, Joann and Barney. Lastly, X-BLOB, i had a crush on you. I leave Hts. a crazy loafer. 1, Matthew Eisenberg, bequeath the following . . . lots of luck to 78's senior class council; thanks to tlus yeafs counciland the unit B office; to Edward W. one emergency kit on what to do in a dark-room; to Bob S. 1 permanent hand stamp for Duke's lebrary; To John M.I., a bank account of your own,. 12 cents to start it off, a job-shining my shoes, keeping the tips, RIIIIGHT! and a beer for everytime I've said right. As a Heights high Diver I give you the Bear of the Year initalrld. Finally to the Gang you get the Nightcrawlers L.P. free and thanks for helping stamp it 1, Laurel Riffle, do hereby leave the following: to Heidi, a year's subscription to Geometry Made Easy; to Ben, a personalized Riffalea; to Sue I leave enlightening memories of Mr. Pierre, to whom I leave a pet tetrahedral; and to Coletta I leave our ever-growing friendship. I, Susan Eckersley being slightly insane from attending Heights High leave my gymsuit to anyone who wants it. I'd like to wish my borhter, sisters, KI and friends good luck. Be crazy and enjoy yourselves.Good-bye. 1, Kathy Kondo leave to the field hockey team lots of luck, Hall Baby - my position, to Laura, Jane, Anne, Cathy and Denise great memories and the best of luck, Suzie - a choice spot at Shaker Nature Center and a shoelace, Bill Frye all my love and a pinch for good luck, and to everyone lots of love and sunshine. 1, Carmen Pinti, leave to Richard lots of luck-you're gonna need it. To Mr. Haskett -- one empty leg cast and a million smiles. And to Linda and Kate, all my secrets. I love you lane. t 1, Vicki Samberg leave to the East Ohio Gas Co. my best friend Tobie Finesilver plus my friend- ship for the rest of my life. And to my sister Lorri Samberg I leave all my pay checks plus interest To Susie Greene I leave our cookie jar. To Julie Gordon 1 leave Boardwalk and Park Place. . 1, Curtis Leary leave Susan and Wendy good times and a can of laughing gas for their deep fits of depressmn, T1m a 11fe time supply of stimulating rollable Necco Wafers and a track shoe, and to Greg a hang in there baby poster, and thanks. 1, Brian Victoroff, being of fairly sound mind and body do hereby leave: to Bill and Dave, any number of cop cars; to Pam, Kathy, and Danny, a fine day on the trail; to Jim Both Legs! Wow! and to Karen Regan, all of my love and devotion along with my future. 1, Kathy Dunmire, give to Mr. Guarino, another student like Howard, a toothpick for your teeth . . . . To Mr. Geiger, some feedback . . . . To Sue, fun with Eddie . . . . To Beth alias Mary Hartman, another shoulder to whine on . . . . To Barb, a Howard doll that talks constantly . . . . To Rick everything . . . . Good-bye Heights. We, Nilantha Samarasekera and Terry Lilley leave Mr. Chrissy Fusco a Hustler magazine and a Mendy Dippy Herman and to Franklin Wolfe Martha Cutie to gave and to hold until death do you part. Also to Mr. Wachtel four pairs of blue jeans and a Cathy Screck and to Ann C. Keys to my apartment. Tom Lally, having little of anything do leave to this school one slightly insane football coach in Dave DiCarlo. The retirement of the I know kid and the official declaration of love for one Kathleen Victory. Good-bye Eric, Karen, Tim, Mark, Tony, Matt, Dana, and Pat R. I leave you anything. I, Bob Stanger do hereby leave the following: to J.S.M., 12 cents to double his life savings and a pencil and paper; to Clam, a year's supply of . . .; to M.E., free tickets to the Gong Show in Rochester; And to ?.F. and l.C.Y., my 2 bullet proof vests for on the job use. 1, Steven Rodgers, hereby leave 3 cents for a word to the John Milgram Last Will and Testament Fund. I also leave Tim Uyeki a bronzed hurdle from the Knights of Columbus track meet so that he may practice scaling it. To make it easier on his mother, I leave Eric Vichill a Teflon closet. I leave Chad Bentz a head vice to keep things in perspective next basketball season. Finally, at three cents a word I like to say anthropocantricismic, reprivatizationalized, mandaloneiniative. tThanks alot, Turkey - aid 1, Joyce, leave to Lorri a roll of toilet paper, Vicki a tissue, the Greek letter from the lap, Margaret D.A. Chemistry and a back rub, Cathy a pineapple cookie, Lynda a winter coat, and to the Dental Assisting Classof 1977, Good Luck! 1, Ed Weinstein, leave Heights High with fond memories and good friendships. I'd like to thank my kindergarten classmates, Lilli, Laurie. John and Cliff for putting up with me for thirteen years. I thank Karen, Steve, Ken, Joy and Jamie for helping me with my homework and problems. I leave control of the library to Miriam, Joe and Ellen. To Alan, the phone bills for our nightly calls in which I explained Calculus, Physics and the facts of life to him. Sunniva, enjoy the presidency of the Mark Badger Fan Club. To Mark, all the awe, respect and admiration in the world. I, Sharyn Henry, leave to Swim Cadets two terrific years, all my love and good luck next year; three years of homeroom and our friendship to Anne; great thanks to Patti for all her support; Alice in Waterland to Joyce; a very special thank you to Bruce; one crazed Oz and this book to Lilli; and four fantastic years of friendship with the promise of countless more to Marilyn. I, Mark Badger, leave to Mr. Ferrara one toothy smile for a painting; to Wendy D., three ducks; to Beth D., a bridge for the troll of her choice; to Mrs. Warren. very obnoxious students who read comic books; and to Caldron, I leave Superman. I leave lots to everyone but you already know, so I won't repeat it. love, Scott. I Scott Vandenbroek leave Mr.'Mahlman as the Philosopher of the Year, Mr. Patti a barrel of heating oil, Mr. Hall a fine tooth comb, and the best of luck to all from Physics homeroom Bl114 and all my friends who I had the pleasure of knowing. 1, Daniel Dorfman, do hereby bequest upon Beth Sylvia Klarreich a bushel and a peck; 143 tthoughl; leave piles; P.l.U.; and, obviously, a supply of Ziggy cards for eight more years. I, John Janosik leave Diana all my love and a game of kittens. 1, Steve Chudakoff, hereby leave the following: to Mr. Thomas and the Heights Singers more Sophomores, my little sister Renee, another Bearded Wonder to take my place in the Spectacular Bass Section, Fond Memories and much Good Luck in the future, and most of all, my love and thanks; to all of my friends, I leave you with a tear in my eye, a smile on my face and the hope that we will one day soon meet again. I, Giselle Amsterdam, leave to all my dearest friends in the clique and not in the clique, my matching abilities, red face, a vest, great jaws tthat forever keep one laughing and last but not least, a lasting friendship. I, Marc Morris, being of eh body but sound soul hereby bequeath the following: to Gerald Good- friend, two all stiff patties and my sympathies; to Steve Solomon, dream of eggsellence; to Ken Poleyeff, feedback and Chicago tickets for last night's concert; to Pete Hindel, a hump and a short cane; to Doc Englert, the volume generated by a beast rotated around the x-axis; to Bob Quail, an infinite supply of breakable objects and the ability to correctly say 8 x 10 to the negative 27th; to Bob Hall, a perpendicular bah sector; to Ashley Beitel, a garage for his garage; to Heights, its last rites. I, Patti Luehring, being of water logged mind and shrivled fingers leave Swim Cadets memories of Send in the Clowns, Mahogany, dieing candles and mysteriously appearing champagne; to Swim Timers, plans to my escape route from the guys; to girls' swim team, pulse counts and a rowdy state meet; to D.A., a bonfire in which to burn those damn state worksheets; to Jenny, a never ending supply of lobster; to Stephanie and Judy, memories of Columbus and Mr. Olympia men; to Nancy, a PhD. in Psychology; to Karen and Ed, love and an empty house. To Laurie Beard, I don't leave anything - I can't leave talks and tears and love 'cause they will never end. 1, Laurie Freedman, leave Faith Hansen a 10 pound bag of M and M's and all the diets she wants; to Lorri Samberg a box of Kleenex and the locker room all to hereself; and to Tobie Finesilver a stage with a halfway decent cast and directors that know something and to Judy Reboudo an evening with AVON. 1, Bill Wingfield leave Heights all fights and trouble I have caused; to Mr. Basler many thanks for what he had done for me; Geoff Glazer I leave one girl in aruba with junior looking for him; Judy Reboudo, her Barbie doll looks and the sweetness she gave me; Steve Freenan one jock strap and a smashed Nova; Steve Kolb, I leave a car accident; Linda Regan, 1 Steve Kolb; Killer, a 380 LAMA and the marines; Pat Kane, one Vega. 1, Michael I. Garvin, bequeath to the Caldron staff a replacement maniac in place of Scott I-Iuler; to John Milgram, a job; to Bob Stanger, a night in the Mayberry City jail and to Jim Young, a good temper lDahD; to Lisa Udelson, someone who can drive as crazy as me, and to Carrie Cuthbert a zilli on free tennis lessons; to Gary Hribar, as many cut-downs as he ever killed me with, and to all my other friends, even Sharyn Henry, I would like to leave someone like me, but that's impossi- ble, because I'm one of a kind. 1, Lisa Sebransky leave the following: to Bill Frye, a bibb; to Russel Kornblut, my sister to do whatever you please with . . . to Donna Goldstein, the spaghetti section of Heinens; to Pam Young, all my useless diapers; to Doug and Lorri, a pair of dabble bolted hand cuffs; to Greg Hubbel, a ride to and from school for a year by a chaueffer driven limousine; to Karen Cherry, all my endless problems, and to Laura Kurland, a Leo Doll and all the LUCK IN THE WORLD. 1, Laurie Beard, bequeath to Mr. Hall my beguiling laugh, fast skiing and a ravenous appetite, to Jane Blake, two years of gym and a life full of happiness, to Susan Carver a winning basketball season, Harry Chapin and our intellectual, soul-searching conversations, to Tom Seekley . . . Ohio State and future frat parties!!! To Bert - Physics, English, Frankenstein and lots of love. Last, but most important, I leave to Patti Luehring our ever-lasting, ever-growing love and friend- ship. 239 $1sQo.-44. FACULTY Altschuld, Glenn 89 Amer, Janet 71 Arnold, Theodore 75, 136 Asamoto, Wayne Asher, Hermine 81 Baab, Timothy Babic, Nick 62 Bane, James 174, 175 Basler, Thomas 89 Battaglia, A. Edward 170 Bauer, Lawrence Beckley, Irma 91 Beitel, Ashle 78, 155, 164 Bergantino, obert Bernard, Rose 74 Bernardo, Patrick 60 Bertodatto, Henry Bica, Virginia 61 Bidwell, Charles 72 Birnbaum, Gerald 73 Blackburn, Judith 82 Booker, Pamela 90 Bookner, Eugene 88 Bracale, Robert 88 Broadbooks, Joann 84 Butcher, James Caimi, Frank 90 Cappelletti, James Cashy, Peter 73 Cohen, Mildred 96 Deitz, Joanne 94 Dibner, Edward 62, 154 DiCarlo, David 78 Dines, Marlette Dodds, Elsie 63 Dubovec, Robert 86 En lert, Thomas Esc , Edward 71 Farinaci, John 63 Ferlito, Jenny 88 Ferrara, Vincent 82 Ferrato, Michael 62 Fox, Helen 84, 118 Fraier, Jack 81, 163 Franklin, Helen 68 Fusco, Christopher 79, 108 Gally, Edwin 60 Gardner, Mar; 86 Gei er, losep 70 Gra am, Mary 61 Grair, Stephanie Greenspan, Am 71 Grenda, Judith 2 Guarino, Sam 89 Gutfeld, Evel n 85 Hall, Robert 2 Hambor, Val 74 Hancock, David 164 Hansen, Karen 96 Haskett, Donald 74, 159 Hellstern, Virginia Hinkley, Robert 88 Hooks, Frank 87 Hoon, Larry 93 Horwitz, Harvey 104 Hunting, Elva Icove, Dorothy 61 Iak, Frank James, Edward 69 Ierdon, William 82 Kaetzel, Miriam 96 Keller, Lawrence 78, 104 Kustron, Edward 97 Lahl, James 75, 117 Lance, Pat Lasky, Stanley 77 Lefferts, Patricia 69 Lester, Stella Levy, Betty 68 Lindsey, James 68 Lojowsky, Karel 70 Lundgren, Paul 81 Mahlman, Charles 75 Mann, Richard 92 Martin, Jean 92, 110 Matelsky, Ann 95 Matovina, Mark 93 McBride, Cathleen 70 McKinstry, Joan McKirahan, Paloma 80, 163 Miller, Carolyn 93 Miller, William 90 Mills, Fred 84 Moore, Sylvester 79, 104 Morris, Michael 75 Morrison, Delores 154 Muthersbaugh, David 84 Najm, Kathryn 95 Norwood, William 93 Paley, Ethel 81 Pattl, Wiliam 72 Patton, Terry 94 Pierre, Gene 76 Pled er, Marian 73, 164 Quai , Robert 76, 156 Rabinsk , Leatrice 70, 165 Reed, illiam 92, 125 Rehor, Rosalind 69 Robbins, Thera 69, 164 Rosenfeld, William 77 Ross, Frank 62 Roth, Bernard 74 Russo, Elizabeth 77 Rutan, Glenn 79 Salvator, Louis 84, 159 Santon, Joyce 76 Schultz, Jacqueline Schwartz, Betty 68, 158 248 vbkcvs. 4hsovxv ! ....... I - Schwarz, Robert 85 Shtull, Rita 81, 162 Shultz, Eve 91 Simon, Charles 80 Smith, Truman 63 Sneed, Patricia 67 Spencer, Jacqueline 93, 115 Starks, Frances 84 Stovsk , Thelma 95 Sztul, oseph 91 Tappenden, Jacqueline Tarter, William 86 Tater, Joseph 97 Thomas, Andrew 73 Thomas, William 166 VanSickle, Bernice 60 Vardon, Ariane 80, 164 Wachtel, Solomon 72 Wagner, Ed 89 Waitkus, Lorin 97 Walter, Francis 84, 146, 147 Wargo, Michael 78, 138 Warren, Carole 69 Wessels, Mark 84, 108 Whitehouse, Elizabeth Williams, Chas Williams, Ruth 90 Wilson, Carl 79 Wirth, Richard 89 Wisely, Paul 61 Wish, Esther 91 Wolff, Marcia Young, Steven 71 SENIORS A Abrams, Ashley 188 Abrams, Faith 165, 188 Adams, Courtney Adams, Henry 188 Adams, Luke 108, 125, 148, 188, 256 Adams, Sarah 172, 173, 188 Adelman, Beverly 105, 188 Ahlneck, Claes 108, 188 Alfred, Norris 116, 117, 188 Al er, Melissa 188 A an, Kenneth 188 Allen, Alexandra 155, 163, 188, 134, 133 Amdur, Arthur 188 Amsterdam, Giselle 188, 256 Amsterdam, Marilyn 188 Anderson, Lester 103, 188 Andres, James Angart, Susan 188 Annikey, Pauline 188 Anselmo, Patricia 188 Applegate, Theresa 189 Argenzio, Dale 189 Armour, Adrian 155, 158, 189 Amovitz, Michael 128, 189 Ashby, Clairmont 189 Ashe, Teresa 189 Aspiazu-Fuentes, Norka 152,, 189 Atanasio, Patricia 189 Averman, Connie 189 Axe, Howard B Baccus, Har Badger, Mar? 151, 159, 189, 256 Bailey, Brett 189, 136 Baker, Scott 116, 189 Balas, Daina 189 Balas, Leslie 189 Balfour, Keith 177, 189 Balke, Marc 189 Balo h, Laurie 189 Bam rick, Kathy 189 Barle, Joseph 125, 190 Barrett, Constance 190 Bartlett, Jan 190 Baruch, Nancy 190 Bashinsky, Susan 190 Basit, Hameedah Baskin, Bruce 150, 190 Baskind, Brian 190 Baum, Harold 165, 190 Beard, Laurie 158, 172, 173, 190, 256 Be ley, Ann 190 Be etic, Donald 190 Belfer, loan 190 Bell, Thomas 190 Bendersky, Valery Benis, Robin 155, 170, 190 Bensusan, lay 190, 136 Benton, Deborah 190 Bercik, Mary 43, 151, 191 Bercik, Susan 128, 158, 173, 191 Ber , Richard 191 Ber , Jay 191 Berkman, David 191 Berry, Lita Betts, Margaret Beveridge, Sharon 191 Bianchi, Dennis 191 Bias, Herbert 191 Biblo, Lynn Biel, Herbert 191 Billups, Tracy 191 Bimbaum, Beth 191 Birnbaum, Timothy 191 Black, Angelo 103 OOOD'I '0. Blackburn, Cheryl 191 Blackburn, James 191 Blake, lane 158, 191 Blanchard, Joanne Bland, Emil Blech, Char es 191 Blum, Joel 43, 170, 191 Blunt, Stephen 191 Bonebrake, Daniel 108, 192 Bontempo, John 192 Borders, Linda 192 Borgione, John 192 Bowerfind, Edgar 192 Boyd, Valerie 192 Brandt, David 192 Braun, Ieffre 173, 176, 192 Braverman, f6yce 138, 148, 158, 198, 256, 134 Breitbart, Martha 192 Bremer, Janet 192 Brennan, Chris 192 Brooksieker, David 192 Brown, Carolyn 193 Brown, Elizabeth 153, 193 Brown, Jeffrey 193 Brown, William Bumey, JoAnne 193 Byers, Elizabeth 176, 177, 193 Byers, Raymond 193 Bykowski, Stephen 112, 128, 193 Byrne, Mark 193 C Cain, David Cala, Steven 193 Calhoun, Crede Calloway, Geor e 193 Cameron, Davi 193 Campbell, Edith 105, 115, 193 Cantrell, Joyce Caplin, Daniel 172, 173, 193 Camposo, Nancy 193 Caris, Bruce 108, 193 . Caris, Phil 108, 193 Carlone, Michael 193 Carter, Sherry 129, 177, 178, 179, 193 Casey, Ellen 193 Cashy, Laura 176, 193 Chandler, Michael Chen, Gail 193 Chernesk , Christine 155, 159, 193 Cheu-Ap ai, Lalida 170, 193 Christian, Sharron 193 Christiansen, Robert 194 Christy, Sue 128, 194 Chu, Van Anh 194 Chudakoff, Steven 194 Cieslak, Larry 194 Cilik, Deborah 194 Citino, Karen 194 Claiborne, Sterling Clauson, Constance 194 Cleary, Patricia Clement, John 108, 194 Coble, Catherine 194 Cohen, Elizabeth 194 Cohen, Robert 179, 194 Cohen, Robin 194 Coleman, Ricky 194 Coleman, Valerie 195 Comber, Dean 195 Conde, Thomas 195 Conti, Michelle 173, 195 Cooper, Pamela 195 Copperman, David Coulter, Steve 146, 195 Cowans, Celeste 195 Cowin, Anne 195 Cozart, Charles Crowley, Margaret 195 Cull, Geoffre Cumming, illiam 155, 172, 173, 195 Cummings, Darrell 154, 195 Cummings, Glenda 195 Cummings, Ricky Cushing, Sally Cuthbert, David 195 Cuthbert, Dennis 195 Cyphert, Brenda 195 Czako, Heidi 195 D Dachner, Kenneth 195 Daniels, JoAnn Danziger, Robert 195 Davenport, Lee Arlyn 195 Davis, laqueline 138, 196 Davis, Laurie 196 Davis, Patti 196 DeBag is, John 103 Delga 0, Diana 196 Delp, Robert 196 DelVecchio, Stephanie 196 Dickson, Gregry DiFrancesco, aniel 196 Dillard, Sharon Dixon, Eddye 196 Dodrill, Janet 196, 256 Doherty, Elizabeth 196 Donkin, Thomas Dorfman, Daniel 159, 196 Doxsey, Mary Lou 128, 197 Duchon, Laurelea 197 Duddy, Mark Dufberg, Mats 153, 197 Duff, Robert 197 Duke, Diane Dunklin, Anthony 103, 178, 179, 197 Dunmire, Kathleen 197 Dworkin, Susan 230 E Eberhardt, Tommie 197 Ebert, Barbara 197 Eckersley, Susan 197 Edelman, Richard 197 Edwards, John 230 Eisenberg, Matthew 158, 177, 197, 136 Elgart, Scott 197 Emmerman, Name 198 Engle, William 19 Engram, William Ensmin er, Helen Evans, avid 198 Evans, Kenneth 103, 198 F Fahey, Kevin 177, 198 Fanara, Joseph 198 Feigenbaum, Linda 198 Feinberg, Barbara 198, 256 Ferrell, Natalie 45, 230 Ferreri, Sue 106, 198 ' 4 3 0934'- rwaqth-av :4 Fields, Abbie 198 Filiar, Harold 170, 198 Fingerhut, Eric 146, 170, 198 Finesilver, Toby 198 Fink, Lynda 198 Fisher, Eric 198 Fisher, Richard 198 Fishman, Paul 198 Fissinger, Peter 125, 198 Fleck, Gary 198 Fletcher, Marion Fletcher, Peter 198 Flowers, Linda 176, 198 Flynn, Dennis 199 Forker, Laura 110, 199 Forney, Keith 199 Fox, Kenneth 199 Fraser, Stacey 199 Fratantonio, Michelle 199 Frayer, Lynda 158. 170, 199 Fredericson, Michael 155, 159, 199 Fredman, Samuel 108, 199 Fredrickson, i yum 199, 134 Freedman, Laurzv- 199 Freeman, Ami 1n Freeman. Lhrsu m Freeman, ?- 199 Freireich. 5:. -r 199 Freitchcr I1 .1 3 163, 199 Friedumn ', ::v at; .200 Friec'm: 7i: 1 r ard 200 Friedsvxz, Debra 170, 200 Frye, William 108, 200 Fuldauer, Scott 200 Furin, Jane 115, 200 G Gallaghv! 2? z- Gam iv; ' s: g: 200 621ng23. 1'?sz oath 200 Gal 1.111131, 100 GET vl. 565.1139? H6, 148, 200, 256 Gain; .' 171.156, 200 Gantmr. r3528: '- 200 Gerb'if, i7 ' 3 : ;. :x 2.00 Gerkysk'r 5'. , 1:1200 Gerri'xf.; f1 q' I14: 200 Gerri;x;.:, A hf, 3le Gilmsw, 3'1 '15 108, 200 Gimavuzv U. ,-, 3 Jane 200 Gitenr. 2w, va 5:; Givens wink: ch 46, 200 Glazer, x emcy 201 Glenn, Viril'wr Glicksman, Patna 201 Goldberg, geffm'y 201 Goldberg, mm 201 Goldfarb, Scott 201 Goldman, Steven Goldman, Susanna 201 Goldstein, Donna 201 Goodcn. Terri 201 Coodfrlcnd. Gerald 158, 201 Gordon, Bruce 201 Gordon, Deborah 201 Gordon, Gail 201 Gordon, Iulie 201 Gorski, Theodora 201 Gottlieb, Marci 202 Gouldnr, chhael 148, 202, 256 Graff, Emma 153, 202 Green. 33.: 71's .02 Green, Lira; 2.132 Green. funothy 202 Greenberg, Nancy 129, 202, 256 Greene, Kevan. 202 Greene, 511-996 2102 Greenspun. Michael 202 Greenwald, Ronald 202 Grevatt, James. Griffith. Glenn 170, 202 Gurne , Keith 202 Gusta son, John 202 Gutierrez, Cynthia 202 H Hackman, Priscilla 202 Hall, Eric 103, 159, 202 Hall, Tara 202 Hamilton, Michael Hammer, David 202 Hansen, Faith 179, 202 Hanson, David Hardin , Jewlie 128, 202, 134 Hardy, enry Harmon, Carl Keith 126 Harmon, Margaret 203 Harris, Anthony Harris, C nthia 203 Hartzell, ric 203 Hasberry, Dwayne Haselow, Marcy 173, 203 Hashiguchi, Mark 116, 203 Hawkms, Damise Hawkins, Michelle 203 Haywood, Donna 203 Heard, Girard 103 Hedstrom, Katherine 173, 203 Heintz, Catherine 150, 203 Hellwig, Dana 203 Henderson, Michael 203 HemighSharyn 138, 148, 149, 158, 203, 256, Herman, Heidi 203 Herzig, Tobi He lman, Bruce 203 Hi , Shelly 204 Hill, Orlando Hindel, Peter 204, 136 Ho, Jennifer 204 Hobson, Janice 204 Hochheiser, Sherrie 204 Hoffman, Bar 176, 204 Hoffman, Stagey 156, 170, 204 Hoffman, Susan 204 Ho an, Brigid 204 Ho den, Ellen 204 Holland, Ronda 204 Hollins, Dwight 204, 126 Holmes, Pamela 204 Hoornstra, Holly Hopper, Thomas 204 Horwitz, Colin 204 Houck, Katherine 173, 204 Houser, James 108, 204 Hoynes, Mark 204 Hrach, Patricia 156, 204 Hronek, Raymond 204 Hruska, Ma 204 Hu hes, Mic ae1103 Hu er, Scott 148, 159, 177, 204, 256 Humbert, Ieffreg 103, 204 Hurtt, Ra on Huston, aul 204 Hutchinson, Robert 204 Hutkin, Gerri 204 Hwee, Suzanne 115, 204 I Ianni, Mark 204 Innenberg, Louis 204 Irvin, Karen Isler, Seth Isphording, Margaret 204 Israel, Elliot 204 Jackson, 'Mark 125, 179, 204 Jackson, Susan 204 Jacob, Darci 204 Jacobs, Karen 128, 204 Jacobs, Se our 205 Jacobson, eith 159, 205 Jacobson, Ralph 205 Iaffe, Alan 205 Iaffe, Gwynne 205 Iaffe, Jonathan 205 Ianosik, John 205 Iefferis, Jill 163, 205 lefferson, Harriet 138, 148, 150, 205 Jensen, Lone 153, 206, 215 Iernigan, Christopher Jirus, Julie 206 Joelson, Benjamin 206 Johnson, Diana 148, 206, 256 Johnson, Gerald 230 Johnson, Kelvin 207 Johnson, Kimberly 207 Johnson, Susan 207 Jones, Bruce Jones, Christian 207, 136 Jones, Clifford 207 Jones, Karin 128, 207, 256 Jones, Tracy 207 Jouriles, loan 159, 207 K Kabb, Marilyn 138, 148, 159, 207, 256, 134 Kahan, Howard 208 Kahn, Dale 208 Kaleal, Brett 208 Kalski, Steven 208 Kamani, Apoorva Kane, Patrick Kane, Steven 156, 170, 256 Kanner, Steven 208 Kaplan, Stacy 208 Karam, Jack Kargiotis, Minnie 208 Kams, Laurence 208, 136 Kater, Eric 208, 126 Kaufman, Larry 208, 230 Kaufman, Penny 128 Kaziner, Iannet Keeling, Sarah 208 Kekst, Nancy 208 Kellerme er, Suzie 110, 179, 208, 134 Kendall, avid 208 Kerrigan, Julie 110, 208, 133 Kimura, Joyce 208 King, Amy King, Curtis Kinsella, Maura Kinsella, Suzanne 208 Kirby, Avonda Klein, C thia 170, 208 Klein, S eldon 208 Kleinstub, Alan 208 Kline, leffre 163, 208 Kline, Lisa 09 Knight, Nicholas 209 Kolb, Stephen 209 KongggKathleen 110, 148, 153, 177, 209, Kopolovitch, Rita 209 Koury, James 209 Kovac, C nthia 209 Kovach, arren 209 Kowalczyk, Denise 209 Kramer, C nthia 209 Kremer, S aron 148, 155, 209 Krieger, Sher l 209 Krimm, Eliza eth 209 Kronenberg, Alan 209 KuFelman, Harvey 173, 210 Ku gowski, Marcia 210 L Lairet, Evin 155, 210 Lally, Sheila Lally, Thomas 103, 148, 179, 210, 256 Lander, Steven 210 Lanese, Mark 210 LaTourette, Eve 210 Lawler, Maureen 210 Leash, Steven 210 Leary, Curtis 112, 128, 159, 210 Lee, Kim 210 Lee, Linda 210 Leeds, Lori 210 Lefton, Kenneth 125, 210 Lehrich, Jerry Leibovith, Avner 108, 210 Lemin, Dave 210 Leonard, Wendy 210 Levine, Debra 170, 211 Levine, Ronald 211 Levy, Jody 211 Lewis, Mari! n 211 Lieberman, ric 211 Liebman, Laura 159, 165, 177, 211 Lig ins, Robin 211 Lig t, Julie 211 Li ey, Terry 108 Lin, Cindy 158, 211 Linden, Abby 211 Lipman, Darrell 211 Lofton, Angela 212 2 London, Nancy 170, 212 L0 ez, Wayne 155, 212 Lugarsky, Alfred 212 Lubline, Sharlene 212 Luehring, Patti 138, 212, 256, 134 Lunar, Dale 212 Lundblad, John 212 Lutzmann, Karen 212 M MacEwan, Roxann 212 Mader, David 212 Magee, Deborah 170, 212 Malorczyk, Mirian 212 Mandel, Karen 212 Manigault, Jesse 212 Manlet, Olive 212 Mann, Alan 212 Manning, Amy Maxburv, Pamela 213 Marcotrigiano, Robert 230 Maret, Stanley 172, 213 Margolis, Denise 213 Manes, John Marinelli, Anthony 213 Marsh, Naomi 159, 213 Martin, Robert 170, 177, 213 Marten, Steven 165, 213 Marzocco, Joe 125, 213 Mastandrea, Joseph Mather, Ion Mattes, Debra 138, 148, 150, 213, 256 Matuszak, Steven 213 Matza, Murray Ma , Lisa 128, 170, 213 Me dizadeh, Soheyl Meier, Kind 213 Merickel, 10 n 213 Metz, Bridget Metz, John Metzel, Ann 213 Michael, Robert 173 Michelson, Ben 213 Midolo, Sall 213 Mil ram, 10511 213, 136 Mi ove, Marcia 213 Millar, Winnell Miller, Charles 172, 173, 213 Miller, Craig 213 Miller, Harlan 214 Miller, lean 138, 214 Miller, Michael 214 Miller, Susan 214 Minniefield, Anita 214 Mobasser, Bahram Mo ren, Diane 214 Mo der, Robert 214 Mook, David Moone, Victor 214 Moore, Nicholas Morris, Marc 155, 230 Morris, Mitzi 151, 214 Moskovitz, Shirley 214 Moskowitz, Susan 214 Moss, David 173, 214 Moss, Felecia 214 Moss, Name 215 Mudgett, 10 n 215 Mularo, Mary 165, 215 Musso, Jenme 215 Mustin, Karen 165, 215 Muzzey, Debra McCann, Andrew 215 McClutchen, Sharon McCree, Robert McGervey, Anne 215 McGrew, C nthia McGuckin, imothy McNamara, Patrick N Nankervis, Patricia 215 Napoli, Martin Nash, loan 173, 215 Near, Thomas 215 Nelson, Lynda 215 Nestor, Barry Newman, Rlchard 215 Nichols, Ricardo 146, 155, 156, 170, 215 Niedel, Thomas 215 Novak, Lisa 215 Nyman, Par 153, 216 Nyren, Rebecca 170, 215 O O'Brien, Patrick O'Brien, Thomas O'Le , Catherine 215 O'Neill? Timothy 112, 148, 159, 216, 256 Okin, Scott 128, 177, 216 Olmstead, Mary 216 Opre, Steven 216, 136 Oscar, Dana 129, 216 Oster, Michael Owens, Dawn 216 Owens, Stacy 216 Ozan, Jeffery 216 P Packer, Clifford 151, 216 Pa e, Susan 216 Pa azza, Joanne 216 Pang, Eddie Pang, Pamela 216 Panzero, John 216 Parker, Thomas 216 Parran, Sarah 173, 216 Pasiadis, Cathy 216 Patt, Laurie 217 Patton, Priscilla Patton, Tina Paul, Susan Paulsen, Nicolai 217 Pawlowski, Keith 217 Peoples, Kenneth Percy, David 230 Perry, Beverly 217 Pesch, Marina 217 Peskin, joy 148, 151, 158, 217, 256 Petti, Catherine 217 Phillips, Thomas 217 Phinick, Joanne 217 Pierce, Marian 151, 217 Pinti, Carmen 217 Pollack, Alan 217 Pollock, lay 217 Pomerance, Paul 128, 217 Poole, Cherol 217 Posey, Drew 217 Powers, Lar 217 Presser, Mar 217 Pressman, Stuart 170, 217 Price, Craig 217 Prieto, Elsa 153, 163, 218 Proper, Rory 218 Puro, lack 218 Pymn, Carol 218 R Rago, Sandy 170, 218 Ralz, Lisa 218 Reboudo, Jud 218 Reeb, Anne 2 0 Reed, Abby Lane Reese, Natalie 170, 218 Reeves, Charles 218 Reeves, David 103 Refsnes, Marjorie 151, 218 Regan, Cathy 159, 218 Regan, Karen 154, 177, 218 Renter, Michelle 105, 218 Rice, Alonzo Rich, William 218 Richter, Steve 219 Riffle, Laurel 159, 219 Rin e1, Linda Ritc ie, Lonnie 219 Ritchie, Suzanne 219 Ritter, Ron 219 Robinson, Deborah 219 Robinson, Dennis Rodgers, Steven 106, 219, 126 R0 ers, Jane 219 R0 , Monica 219 Romanauski, Clarence 219 Romanin, John 219 Rosenbaum, Alan 170, 177, 219 Rosenthal, Wayne 159, 219 Rotar, Jerry 219 Roth, Donald 219 Roth, Doreen 219 Rothschild, Anita 165, 219 Rothstein, Daniel 219 Rubin, Gerald 220 Rubin, Lisa 220 Rubinstein, Debra 220 Ruder, Doris 220 Russo, Deborah 220 Rynes, Edward 220 S Sadowsk , David 220 Saha, R0 in 156, 220 Saiger, Cathy 220 Salvo, Frank Samarasekera, Nilantha 108, 220 Samberg, Lorri 220 Samberg, Vicki 156, 220 Sandberg, Diane 220 Sanders, Michael M. 177, 220 Sarli, Donna 220 Sawyer, Elizabeth 148, 158, 177, 220, 256 Saxon, Morris 220 Schaefer, John 221 Schar , Karin 152, 221 Schec tman, Paul 128, 220 Schlaiser, Joseph 221 Schnall, Sharon 221 Schneider, Cynthia 115, 170, 177, 221 Schneider, Pamela 170, 221 Schoenfeld, Mark 221, 136 Schreck, Stephanie 176, 221 Schuler, Sandra 221 Schultz, Laurie 221 Schultz, Sandra 22 Schultz, Teri 221 Schuster, Jack 221 Schvimer, Michael 221 Schwartz, Wendy 221 Schwarz, Lili 221 Scott, Barbara 221 Scully, Sharon 221 Sebransk , Lisa 221 Seekely, ark 221 Seekely, Thomas 221 Seibert, Karen 221, 256 Seidorf, Ruth 115, 221 Selker, Gre o Senderovec , ugene Senser, Kenneth 103, 179, 222 Seybert, Marcie 222 Shamis, Cathy 222 Shanes, Peter 22 Shattuck, Robert 222 Shea, Richard 222 Sheck, Eric 222 Shive, Deidie 222 Shover, Jeffery 222 Shultz, Terry 222 Sievers, Amy 222 Sills, Ronna 138, 222 Silver, Cindy 222 Silver, Jody 222 Simak, Elizabeth 222 Simon, Kenneth 222 Simon, Richard 222 Simpson, Christopher Singh, Sujata 151, 223 Singleton, Michelle 223 Skimin, Nora 223 Sloan, Michael 170, 179, 223 Smith, Alison 223 Smith, Cheryl 230 Smith, David 223 Smith, Diane 223 Smith, Gary 223 Smith, Jennifer 223 Smith, Judith 223 Smith, Karen E. 176, 224 Smith, Karen L. 224 Smith, Lisa 224 Snow, Catherine 224 Sockel, Eric 224 Solomon, Deborah 224 Solomon, Mark Solomon, Stephanie 224 Solomon, Steve 158, 224 Solomonoff, Nichole 173, 224 Sorkin, Amy 224 Sorkin, Susan 224 Sparacia, Linda 224 Sparre, John Spellman, Virginia 224 Spencer, Paul Spetrino, Richard 224 Spurney, James Staffileno, Lisa 170, 224 Stager, Christopher 224 Stanger, Robert 106, 224 Steele, Catherine Steen, Valerie 224 Steinberg, Heidi 224 Stern, Noel 225 Sternbach, Michelle 225 Storch, Ellen 225 Stover, James Strin field, Eric 225 Strot ers, John 225 Sugerman, Jeff 173, 225 Su ivan, Coletta 225 Sun, Tjet 225 Suslov, Vadim Sutker, Eileen 159, 170, 225 T Tabac, Nadine 225 Tanaka, Teri 170, 177, 179, 225 Tatar, Steven 108, 159, 225 Tate, Annette 225 Taylor, Eugene 103 Taylor, Herbert 250 Taylor, Kenneth 225 Teltelbaum, Gary 225 Tell, Jennifer Thomas, Ger 226 Thomas, Ralp 226 Thomas, Wa ne 226 Thomas, Wi ie Thompson, Crystal 226 Tobin, Debby 165, 226 Tolbert, Patricia 226 Tomasic, Michaelana 226 Tomick, Jane 226 Tor, Edit Torbert, Whitfield Truhan, Kenneth 125 Trzcinski, Matthew 226 Turner, Shirley Turner, Valerie 226 Tuttle, Dale 106, 125, 226 Tyree, Jimmie 231 Tysh, Terry U Udelson, Lisa 226, 256 Uyeki, Timothy 148, 158, 159, 226, 256 V Vandenbrock, Scott 176, 226 Vander, Bonnie 226 Veasley, Patricia 226 Veccia, Richard 226 Venizelos, James 226- VeVerka, Mark Vickers, Tina 226 Victoroff, Brian 108, 154, 177, 226 Vince, Ralph Viney, Gre ory 150, 226 Visnapuu, i111 138, 148, 149, 159, 163, 227, 256, 134 Voneida, Dorianne 158, 227, 134 Voisin, Pascal VonKoschembahr, Marian 227 W Wachsman, David 227 Wachter, Scott 173, 227 Wa ner, Camille 227 Wa dorf, Steven 227 Walker, Leon Walton, Howard Walton, Renaldo Waltrip, Mark Warner, Mark 227 Wasserman, Terri 227 Wasson, Jean 128, 179, 227 Watson, Christine Wa choff, Rebecca 170, 227 We ster, David 227 Webster, Stephanie 228 Weiner, Beth 228 Weinstein, Marcya 165, 170, 228 Weinstein, .Edward 148, 158, 159, 228, 256 Weir, Mary 228 Weiss, Tammy 228 Weiss, Vicki 105, 228 Weitzman, JoAnn 173, 177, 228 Welchans, Anthony Weld, David 256 Wheeler, Deborah 228 White, Artis White, Darrow 172, 173, 228 Wickert, I-Iila 173, 228 Wieder, Davi 228 Wieder, Mark 228 Wiesenthal, Barbara 228 Wilder, Kurtis 228 Wiley, Pier 231 Wilkerson, Iv Lee Williams, Cat erine 228 Williams, Cheryl A. 228 Williams, Cheryl R. 228 Williams, James 228 Williams, Nathaniel Williams, Tyrone Williams, Yvonne 228 Williamson, Beckie 228 Williamson, Kathleen 229 Willis, Charles Willis, Cornelius Wills, Darion Wilson, Robert 229 Wingfield, Donna 229 Wingfield, William 229 Wither, Leslie 177, 229 Wolfe, Christopher 229 Wolsky, Ellen 229 Workman, Wayne 125, 229 Wren, David 125, 229 Wright, Deborah 229 Wright, Gail Y8:Z Young, James 106, 229 Zarzour, Laura 229 Zelman, Debra 229 Zemel, Kevin Zenz, Thomas 229 Zide, Marcy 229 Zimmerman, Natalie 150, 229 Zolten, Nina 229 Zucker, Martin Zucker, Miriam 229 JUNIORS A Abou-Nader, Aida 43 Abou-Nader, Dalal 43 Abrams, Le endra 43 Abramson, aul 43, 156, 170 Ack, James Adams, David 43 Adams, Laura 43 Addison, Vivien 43, 158 Aizen, Gerald Albano, Anthony 43 Albers, Ioel 43, 103, 176 Alessandro, Joseph 43 Alexander, Kern 43, 176 Alford, Willie 43 Alpern, Danny 43, 173 Anderson, Aaron Appleton, Garry 43 Amour, Julian 43, 173 Asberry, Pamela 138, 154, 177 Atanasm, Joan 43, 154 Averman, Raymond B Babei, Andrew Bachman, Ronald 43 Ba ley, Bernard 155 Bai ey, Charles 43 Baker, David Baker, Ronald 43 Ballard, Angelo Barber, Tulula Barclay, Bradford Bar at, Elizabeth Bar e, Richard 125, 143 Barnett, Marcia 43 Baron, Craig 43, 159 Barrett, Byran Barrett, Dennis 43 Barrett, Ricardo Baruch, Steven 43 Beaver, Eric 43 Beckman, Geoffrey Beeman, Michael 103 Bennett, Rosalind Bentz, Chad 43, 126 Bergantino, Robert 43 Ber en, Jenna 43, 177 Ber e, Philip Berkman, Stanley 43, 155 Berliner, Sherry 43, 148, 170, 177 Berlinger, Ellery 43 Beveridge, Elizabeth 43 Bier, C nthia 43 Bitter, isa 43 Bishko, Mark 42, 43, 173 Bishop, Michael 43 Black, Karen Black, Mary Blackburn, Mark 43 Blatchford, Craig 43, 103 Bloss, Mark 43 Bodnar, Elizabeth Borovitz, Sherri 43 Boucek, Dusan 43 Boyle, Sheila 43 Bozeman, Iohnn 43 Bragg, Marsha 4 , 173 Branch, Joel Braun, Arthur Brazil, Ieanera 43, 170 Brenizer, Frank 43 Brennan, Kathleen 44 Brenner, Charles Bresler, Joel 44, 170 Bromelmeier, Mary Anne 44, 170 Brooks, Gregory Brooks, Lauren Broome, Douglas Brower, Robbie Brown, Ellen Brown, Kimberly 44, 154 Brown, Louis 44, 103 Brown, Mark 44 Brown, Mary 44 Brown, Ramona 154 Brown, Thomas 44, 177 Browne, Gregory 44, 103 Brundid e, Beverly 44 Bryant, etsy Bryant, Tom Buchheit, Robert 44 Budin, Noah 147, 156, 170 Buettner, Michael Bur oon, Linda 44 Bur e, Kim Burns, G Burrell, Co bert Busbey, Robert 44, 108, 136 Busch, Laura Butler, Cheryl Byers, Dwan 44 Bykowski, Sandra 44, 176, 177 C Calloway, Robert 44, 126 Campbell, Gregory Canitia, Saramarie 44 Cannon, Susan 44 Caris, Laura 44 Carlson, John 44 Carman, Brian 44 Carver, Susan 44, 177, 133 Castle, Howard Castro, Julianne 42, 44 Casselli, Michelle Catlin, Douglas 44 Cavanau h, Teresa 44, 176 Chan, Iu y 42, 44, 151, 173 Charg ntier, John 44 Chea , Rosema 44 Cheairs, Michae 44 Chemomorets, Vladimir 44 Cherry, Karen 44 Chester, Jerry 44, 170 Childs, Michael Chin, Gorky 44 Cici, Paul 44 Cirillo, William Clampitt, Alana 44, 115, 133 Clark, Patrick 44 Clark, Sheila Clark, Timothy 44, 108, 176 Clay, Deborah 44, 138 Clemens, David 44, 170 Cleveland, Kimberly 44 2', Clinkscale, Kevin 156 3 Cloud, Kenny : Cobb, Linda 44 Coccaro, Janet 173 Cohen, Benoit 44 Cohen, Laura Cohen, Richard 44, 170 Cohen, Robert 44 Cohen, Steven 44 Cohen, Steven M. 44 Cohen, Tammy 44, 134 Colbach, Louis 44 Coleman, John Coleman, Malisa 44 Collard, David 44, 136 Collin, Nathan Collins, Rebecca 44 Colton, Karen Combes, Frank 44 Conant, Douglas 44, 136 Cook, Susan 44, 173 Cooks, Warner 45 Cooper, Amy 45, 155, 133 Cooper, Deborah 45, 105 Cooper, Laura 45 Cooper, Marvaret 45, 159, 176 Covington, V irlyn 45 Cozart, Tonya 45, 154 Crayton, Kim 256 Creasy, Cynthia Creasy, Timothy Cree an, Sheila Croo 5, Duncan Cubas, Antonio 42, 45, 155 Curtis, Deborah Cuthbert, Carrie 45 Cydulka, Michele 45, 159, 134 D Daher, Joseph 45 Daher, Norman D'Amato, Victoria Danielson, loan 45 Darden, Cathy 45 Dark, Debra 45 Davidson, Anita Davidson, Celeste Davidson, Ieffre Davis, Carolyn 5, 151, 159 Davis, Dale 45 Davis, Sally 45 Davis, Tracey 45 Dawson, Laura 45 DeBarr, Alexander 45, 103 Deerin , Patrick 45, 170 Dees, amela 177 Dietrick, Robert 45 Del ado, Deborah 45 Del a Volpe, Chris 45 Dees, Patrice F: Delp, Thomas DiBlasio, Michael 45 i Dickerson, Dorothy 45 Dickson, Keith Dickson, Leslie 45, 170 DiFrancesco, Debra 45, 156 Dolan, Donna 45 Donley, C nthia 45 Donovan, ary 45 : Dom, Douglas 45, 159, 163 3 Dorris, Paul 45 Dorsey, Holly 45 Douglass, Richard 45 Dowdley, Rosemary 45 Dowlen. Billie 45 Drexler, Suzanne 45 D 'a, Barbara 0313,, Frank Dunkelberg, Kenneth Dunkelberg, Ruby 115 Dunklin, Wanda 45 E : Earnest, Marion Eberhardt, Robert Eberlein, Robert 45, 159 Eckersle , Steven 45 Edmon s, Jacquelyn 45, 256 Edwards, Michael Edwards, Ned w Edwards, Robert 45 Egan, Jean Egar, Steven 45 Eichenbaum, Steven Eichler, Karen 45, 170 Eisenberg, Elizabeth 170 Eisenstein, Martin 45, 177 Elia, Julie 45 Ellick, Patricia 45 Ellis, Laura 45 Eppler, David 42, 45 Epstein, David 45 Ernest, Paul 45, 256 Erwin, Gwendoiyn Eskridge, Carlton 103 Eslick, Re-Nita 45, 110, 138 Estrin, Dawn 45 Evans, Grady Everett, Sharon F Faeges, lav 173 Fahey, Brian 4.5 170, 177 Falconer, Lise. Fauberi, RTL' Feher, Fruzvms- $5 Ferber, Gr? .3-3 Ferber, '4 .V::; 45 FerrerE 1 .m Figueroa. Carlos Fi uewa, Evelyn Fi e, Felice Finley, john 46 Finley, Mary 46, 138 Firth, Elaine 46 Fitzpatrick, Thmn as 126 Fleming, Iamc-I 16 Fomby, jemr-w 16 Forman, Wm. H 46 Foster, Ana: .' . '5 Fostm; ' :1r.f U,- For'svhm Mxrgticz 199 Frairm - 1.31, ATuxander 46 Franmi, Evase 46 Frankim M.:-.12c;z.xe Franklyn With. 45 Franks, Handaw 46, 138, 156 Fraser, CH1 .05 Freedmxy 5316:; 42, 46, 170, 134 Freeman, ???.r' in Freskq iizim Friedhtru t1. 1 , Cla n:- Friedkvrrlcr, 1'311146 Friedman 134:2 !wara 46, 159 Fuote, Lune; -1-6 Furman, Tanya 46, 177 G Gadson, Dianna 46, 154 Gainex Edward 46, 103, 126 Gales, Anyjienette Gallagher, Kevin Galloway, Monica 156 Calvin, Stephen Gamble, David 103, 170 Gantverg, Ivy 46 Garfield, Daniel Garfield, Marjory 46 Carver, Hoily Gates, 1:574:1'346 Gates, 1 143m 46 Gaynoz, Debra 46, 134 Geduid, Elana 46 Gelendcr, Lori 46, 170 Gelfand, Maxtin 46, 158, 159 Genuth, Baiya 46 Gerard, Scott 46 Gerber, Susan 46 Gifford. Carol 46, 134 Gilbert, Angela Gilbert, Belinda Gilchrist, john 46 Gill, David 46 Gilliam. James 46 Gilliam, Richard Glazer, She l Glicksman, avia 46 Gloger, Cheryl Goldberg, Robert 46 Goldfarb. Steven Goldman, Diana 128 Goldman, iulie 46, 159, 170 Goldoftas, Elisabeth 46, 148, 158, 256 Goldstein, Deborah Goldweber, Michael 46, 159 Goodfriend, Steven 46 Goodman, Jonathon 46, 108 Goodman, Steven 46, 154 Gordon, Evan Gordon, Jeffrey 46 Gordon, Marcella 46 Could, Bonnie 46 Could, Philip 46, 176 Gradford, Lawrence 46 Gradford, Michael 46 Graff, Robert 42, 46, 170, 256 Graham, Andre Grand, Nancy 46 Graubart, Philip 46 Gray, Michael 46 Gray, Nancy ,Green, Judith 46 Green, Mark 46, 155 Greene, David 46, 112 Gregory, George Groenstein, Bonnie 46, 176 Groezin er, William 46 Groger, aurel 46, 170 Gross, Ilene Gross, loan 47, 170, 256 Gruttadaurio, John 47, 163, 170 Gunya, Bernard 47 Gustafson, Mary 47 Gutfeld, Steven 47, 155 Gutierrez, James 47 H Haas, Andrea 47 Ha gins, Ivan HaEn, Kyusik 47 Hall, Nanc 47, 110 Hallbank, herry 47 Hallisy, William Hallo, Timothy Hammer, George Hallowa , Michael Harris, Ian 47 Harris, Louisa Harris, Poll 47, 159 Harris, Wi ie 47 Hart, Nina Haskins, Sherry Hastert, Laura 47 Hawkins, Bryan 47 Hawkins, Denise Hayes, Keith 47 Hazel, Timothy 47 Heffner, Timothy Heggie, Pamela 47, 115, 138, 158, 256 Heintz, Elizabeth 47 Heintzelman, Jennifer 47, 115, 156 Helden, Charles 47, 115 Hellwi , Timothy Herlacger, Robert Herman, Daniel 47 Hersh, Julie Hess, Neil Hester, William 47 Heuman, Linda 47, 134 Hill, Calvin 47 Hill, Carolyn 47 Hill, Catherine 47, 170, 134 Hines, Eileen Hirsch, Deborah Hoffman, Neil Holley, Prince 103 Hollins, Annette 47 Holloway, Michael Holmes, Rhonda Hopkins, John 47 Horwitz, Naomi 47, 134 Hriber, Cary 50, 116, 117, 126 Huang, Wendy 47, 151 Hubbell, Gre o 47, 126 Hudson, Micgag Hughes, Carla 47 Hughes, Gregory Hu ec, Jill 47 Hungerford, Beth 47, 110 Hunt, Dexter 47 Hunter, Jose h 47, 173 Huntly, Mari Hurley, Debra Hurley, Denone Hutcherson, Charvez Hutcherson, Eugene I Ianetta, Geor e 47 Ignas, John 47 Imka, Jeffrey 47 Irvin, Rodney Isaacs, Ruth 47 Isenberg, Steven Isenberg, Susan Izold, Ronald J Jackson, Cecilia 47 Jackson, Eric Jackson, Gabriel 47 Jacobs, Robert 47, 156 Jakob, Linda 47, 138, 134 Jankura, Daria Ieandheur, Carole 47, 159 Jenkins, Andrew 47 Jenkins, Arthur 47 Ieter, Vincent Johnson, Andrew 176 Johnson, Craig 155 Johnson, Curtls Johnson, Donna 47 Johnson, Harrison Johnson, Karen 47 Johnson, Leslie 47 Johnson, Pamela Johnson, Starley Johnston, Gayle 47 Jolly, Raan 47 Jones, Alec Johnes, Kevin 47 Jones, Michelle Jones, Ronald Jones, Seteria Jordan, Gene Jordon, An ela 48 Joseph, Kat ryn 48, 146, 158, 173 Joseph, Seth 48 Leo, Christopher 48, 158 Iulin, Lisa 48, 159 Leshinsky, Renata 48 Lesser, Cathy 48, 146, 147, 170 Levitt, William 48, 147, 170 K Levy, Bengett Levy, Mic ael 48 . Lewan, Shirle 30 112a an, Dlane 48 Linder, Randa311 a an, Sheldon 48 L' .11. Kahn Richard 48 128 Innert, W1. 1am ' ' Lockett Kelth 48 Kalus Susan 48 ' -' Loeb, Jeremy 48 Kammsky, Joel 48 L M' h 11 Kandare, Edward 48 Love, 18 e ?d' Kane, Sandra 48, 170 Lowke ' bega481ne Karlin, Howard ngk, Jo e h 48 Katz, Penny 48, 146, 170 L by: 03?; d 48 Kaufman, Heidi 30 W n , war Kay, Matthew 48 Eyman, S at: 48 Kazmierski, Mark ymon, an ra Kearns, Michael Keenan, Thomas Keene, Pamela 48, 155 M Keleman, Gary Keller, David Kellon, Anthony 48 Kelly, Thomas 155 Kennedy, Matthew Kennell, John 48, 136 Kenny, Yamir 48 Kerri an, Christopher 48, 103 KhorEovsky, Alexander Kibler, Geoffrey Kilbum, Michael 48 Kiner, Beth 48 McCann, Barbara 49 McCornell, Matthew 104 McGill, Gerald McConnell, James McKinley, Narkeita McKinley, Orlando 154 McNamee, Kevin 49, 116, 125 McQueen, Deidre 49, 126 Mack, David 103 Mack, Dennis 103, 212 MacEwan, Alexandra King, Douglas MaEerko, George 48 Ma er, Brian Malone, Ronald 49, 176 Mandel, Sharon 49, 151, 173 Mann, Jennifer 49, 170 Maple, Brian Marine, Michael 49 King, Dreena King, Julia 48 Kirstein, Robert Klarreich, Beth 48, 129, 170 Klein, Miriam 48, 110, 118, 159 Kleinbaum, Martin Klunder, Douglas Knax, Angela Knight, Vickie 48 K0, Janet 48 Koch, Dale 48 Kochalko, Randi 48 Koepper, Ronald Kohr, Carl 48 Koppel, Ruth 48, 170 Kornblut, Russell 48 Koster, Steven 48 Kotapish, Richard 48 Kowalczyk, Renee 48, 156 Kozmon, George 48 Kral, Robert 48 Kramer, Karen 48 Kramer, Kathy 48 Kratky, Thomas 48 Kurland, Laura 48 Kushleika, Karen 48, 155 Marine, Mary Markoff, Cheryl Marsh, Beverly Martin, Craig Martin, John 49 Martin, Joseph 49, 159 Mass, Mark 49 Matthews, David Mattice, Ralph Matuscek, Joseph 49, 106, 170 Mazur, John Meerovich, Mila Meier, Gerald 49 Meirson, Dan 49 Meister, Dana 42, 49, 159 Mendes, Jennifer 49, 155 Menon, Murali 49 Merritt, Bonnie Meyer, Sheila 49 Meyor, John Michael, David 49 Miles, Roderick L Millar, Marguerita 156 Miller, Amy 49, 170, 134 Miller, Joseph 42, 49 Miller, Mary 49 Miller, Nancy 49, 154 Miller, William 49 Milliron, Derek Millspaugh, Marcy 49 Mitchell, Brenda 49 Mitchell, Jim 49 Mitchell, Wanda 49, 154, 177 Mochenridge, Gloria 49, 6111, 740172, 810, Lebowitz, David 944, 1100, 5674 Ledinsk , C nthia 48, 115 Moeller, Sandra 49 Lee, Iu ith 48 Mo ren, Malcolm 49 Lee Grand, Robert Mo ler, Diane 49, 159 Leen, Flora Mooney, Kathleen 49 LeFavour, Kevin 48, 170 Moore, Beverly 49, 173, 177 LaBiente, Linda 48 Lander, Steven Lang, Danny 48 Lang, Michael Lanning, John 48 Lape, Cathy Lash, Laura 48 Lass, Steven Lau, Michael 48 Laux, Robert f 251 Morchak, Steven Morey, Ravindra 49 Morgan, Frances Morris, Grary Morris, Mark Morris, Paul 42, 49, 154, 173, 177 Moses, Greg 49, 165 Moton, Bren a Moton, Jeffrey 49 Mudgett, Ann 49 Mularo, Margaret 49, 176 Murray, Yolanda 49 Musengo, James 49,128, 170 Muskal, Norman Musso, Debbie 49 Mustin, David 49, 176 Myers, David 49 Myers, Ellyn 49 Myers, Linda 49, 118, 170 Myles, Jacqueline 49 N Nacht, James 49, 155 Neiden, George 32 Nelson, Deidre 49 Nelson, Patricia Neufville, Sharon Nichols, Dwight Nickerson, Kelly 49 Nicoll, Christine 49, 170 Norman, Sidney Norris, David O O'Brien, Eileen 49 O'Haire, Michael 49 O'Linn, Neil 49 Oliverio, Michael 49 Olsson, John 173 Ooftree, Michelle Oppenheimer, Judith 49, 156, 162 Orban, Michael 49 Ormsby, Timothy P Pace, Brian Packer, Robert 49 Pak, Byeong, Ho 49 Palazzo, Angela Parker, Dawn Parker, Kevin Pasternak, Martha 49 Patel, Sunil 49, 116 Paterniti, Teresa 49 Paulin, John Peckinpaugh, Douglas 103 Pelz, James 50, 176 Perelman, Riki 50 Perry, Eileen 50 Perry, Catherine 50, 159 Peskin, Alisa 42, 170 Peskind, Jodi Petrone, Nicolette 50 Petti, loan Phillips, Kathryn 50, 134 Phillips, Kelly 170 Phillips, Sharon Piccus, Harriet 162 Pickett, Thomas 50 Pierce, Richard Pinkne , Narda 50 Pinti, teven Platt, Lorna 50 Plent, James 50 Podor, Lar 50 Poduska, E izabeth 50, 163 Poleyeff, Kenneth 50, 173 Pomerance, Lawrence 50 Pontoni, Martha 50 Poole, Caroline Potts, James 50 Powers, Vincent Prince, Ennis 126 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Daniel Cnug, Eames 26 Craig. '31: C ' :xyto : -. Roderick C 30k, funet 26, 170 Cullen, Michael 26 Cnmm:m;s, Timothy 26 Cu: , Man 26 C'JIUS, Debbie 26 C 'ako. 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