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

Text from Pages 1 - 316 of the 1978 volume:

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Long and hard this time seems, harder than anything wefve done before. But time goes, and so it goes Wlthout much room for reflection. 11 v y r 12 v '3: . x! l'lltl ' I I I .I . .. . I ;. .1 w 4 ivuwv u l .. .d e... x J . ., ,7 l, , a a . ., , I'll: II- II..- a 3 . 1 . , xpj l v- .I. 146! Nov uni. MW. -,.qu.. .x- 9. . ,w :- -,-v-....-wa-NWIQ; rwmgf , We are friends now But later, much later, ere will we be? $ 5 ?5 $ N 13 Together now, yet soon WC, move in different circles 14 kw arvmawa w ,me $35. .'li ml! mmim-V O N I ' , 8kg: ,3 pn- ia 2. . . Shipped apart and thrown asunder. f9 We are a constant moving stream of personalities and ideas. 16 14 A. ,. a .. Kigoaat; a A. , 17 MW- u i v .1 : ' , . 5.x. arm . pct; :$: .3?. if! f . ...tl.:: 'me mi. IWWNWI .- W Each of us '5 packaged the same, And yet we retain our unique qualities. ' bx$ ,, .' lumu LKM .w 'n 3 4 hmmma.., a :5 , '3-h7an '; ' .WMW 1,3, . i Waw, a ... I 13 Wm w ' I '11 , uwuw ' V , : y - mu '9' f ' m amgm y; ww 393 .Mm WWW r umm 53: ,- wayafzda??u M w m V ' 9 m W' :uvu 97 w m H m ., If we should touch and exchange thoughts, ; we Will learn . something important from this three year passage... 21 22 g g i . , mm . '2 5mm .. , meam,,,h WW 7 ,, The process was as important the goaL as 23 Naho 11211 Merlh i Q Thls year Helghts ngh had twenty ' g? . . Vat? j' . h semi-finalists in the National Merit Scholarship competition, an in- crease in number from recent years. Heights had the second largest number of semi-finalists in the state of Ohio and in the Greater Cleveland area. These students scored in the top one- half of one percent nationally, but comprised well over two and one-half percent of graduating Heights seniors. The twenty-five National Merit Commended students listed below scored in the top two percent of seniors who took the qualifying test in the fall of 1976. Na tional Merit Commended Studen ts Geoffrey Beckman Kimberly Brown Gorky Chin David Clemens Susan Cook Paul Ernest Thomas Feher John Finley J ames Fleming Paul Friedlander Steven Goodman Judy Green John Gruttadaurio Elaine Hecht Catherine Hill Jeffrey Imka Carole Jeandheur Lisa Julin Matthew Kay John Lanning Dana Meister Nicolette Petrone Jeffrey Robins Lois Roderick Ben Weisner NATIONAL MERIT SEMl-FINALISTS: Row 1 U to U: Sunniva Refsnes, Vivien Addison, Kathryn Young, Robert Graff, Dr. Patrick Bernardo. Row 2: Robert Jacobs, Mr. Michael Ferrato, David Collard, Jonathan Rosenberg, Hilary Wolpert, Jacquelyn Edmonds. Row 3:.loseph Martin, Thomas Schaefer, Mark Bishko, Tanya Furman, Douglas Klunder. Row 4: Robert Packer, Martin Wolk, Stanley Weiss. Not Pictured: Melissa Alger, Zachary Robinson, Paul Shetler. V C: MnJFr: Co I I PHYSICS 27 131mm 2 RU Rh .1: 1': ., ., ., 1'8, This year the Science Department at Heights was able to offer two second-year-level cours- es: Physics 2, taught by Robert Quail, and Biol- ogy 2, taught by Joyce Santon. In the past, students wishing to study these courses had to fol- low an independent study program, meeting in work groups during free time. In 1977-78, the number of students interested in second- year Physics and Biology increased to an amount sufficient for the estab- lishment of structured class time every day. PHYSICS 2: U to r7: John Tanaka, Julian Armour, Ken Poleyeff, Doug Dorn, John Lanning, Bill Cirillo, Bob Busbey, Marty Eisenstein, Sun- niva Refsnes, Jesse Frankel, Mark Bishko, Gorky Chin, Ravindra Morey, Robert Graff, Mr. Robert Quail. Not pictured: David Clemens, Matt Kay, Bob Kirstein, Doug Klunder, Stan Weiss. BIOLOGY 2: Row 1 U to r7: Sandy Kane, Cathy Hill, Mario Serra, Tim Hazel, Brad Barclay. Row 2: Kim Reid, Lois Roderick, Ruby Dunkel- berg, Steve Ferreri. Row 3: Sue Cook, Joel Bresler, Alana Clampitt, Wendy Huang, Elizabeth Farwell, Tanya Fure man, Jack Kennell, Charles Sevastos, Mary Gustafson. Not pictured: Mrs. Joyce Santon. 29 ..... W W V w i g i New Schoolis purpose was to provide students with a flexible high school educa- tion, a sense of community, and an opportunity to take more responsibility for them- selves and their learning. This year, New School con- sisted of 188 students, nine teachers, and a coordinator. Students were offered several methods of learning: taking a class led by a teacher, a student, or a person from the community; independent study; or by Resource. Students and teachers were encouraged to search for new and different ways to learn. h: NEW SCHOOL FACUL TY U to ri: Joann Broadbooks, tG LORIA MOCHENRIDG EL Gloria Mochenridgeis plant, Lou 8:112 21- tor, Frank Walter, Evelyn Gutfeld, Helen Fox, Gary Lambacher, Dave Muthcrsbaugh. Not pictured: Fred Mills, Bob SChWLlF.'. ,4: i: k g Q 9 1 i .. .,,-....- Author and Columnist Don Robertson New School offered students a variety of courses, en- compassing several levels of Math, Science, English, and Social Studies. Some teacher-led courses were Classical Literature, Ascent of Man, French, Juggling, Zoology, Trigonometry, and Shakespeare. Courses led by students included Speech and Debate, Environmental Education, Poetry, and Modern Dance. A Resource is defined as any outside learning experience. Some students pursued Resources by volunteering at a legal aid society, aiding a physical therapist, studying racism in housing, working with computers at Case Western Reserve University, interning at Senator Met- zenbaumbs office, and volunteering at the Free Clinic. Town Hall is the legislative body of New School. In 1977-78, it met every Wednesday for about an hour to discuss issues, vote on proposals, and plan the programts future. In addition, it provided an audience for ideas and announcements. This year, several speakers were invited to discuss subjects such as solar energy, U.S.- Canadian relations, and basic Economics. Samuel Wolpert speaking in Town Hall 31 This year, Frank Walter directed the New School fundraiser, ttOne Flew Over the Cuckoots Nesth, a joint effort between the Drama Club and New School. The outstanding efforts of thirty actors and crew members drew an audience of 400 in two nights despite blizzard conditions. It was hoped productions such as this play would become an annual event for New School. Students and teachers possessed a variety of artistic talents, including pottery, draw- ing, photography, vocal and instrumental music, dance, and drama. There was a true richness of the arts in New School. V' ' t'v-I ., Nam up : uragynvm. 4 yard. w w, .e A, . .Vtt.'.-$v...,'ll. , 3 m. ,s , '- hg'u'g-m-J; gf'lv: 333-5 : .h. K4.:,:..!-h V What is Learning? A journey, Not .a . estlnatlon. - Allan A. Glatthom . .v.5mMi'-ua M - , . , 7 ,, . , , .- . wgm: .3932? W: 3.5:: -': ' ' ' - W E wavnu A . w.. ' . ' ' a . . - - . w $m 4erhg-W: . C01 111, an innovative alternative education program, 2 7 met the needs of a group of students who were previously t h unable to fully benefit from traditional courses. Through a system of educational counseling programs, C01 111 teachers helped students to correct attendance and ad- justment problems and to reach their maximum po- tentials. The two-year-old program, funded by the Cleveland Foundation, offered courses in English, Mathematics, Social Studies, Science, Physical Edu- cation and Communication Skills. C01 111 coordinator Frank Ross believed that his teachers had a more hu- manistic approach to teaching, so that C01 111 students received a more individualized education. Because the . h students responded so well, the administration felt that t the program was a success and it was hoped that C01 111 would become a permanent part of the curriculum. COMMUNITY OF LEARNERS f e x K: 13.x hx N. v, 'N zgy ? ngvh W . r; .. ,xx $4; 1 i Aw h NA'F; Ix 1 . .2 75:77, Ir NZ! ,f g . QM a h: f. 69. .,- .- - I 2 Aw 3g ' 5- COL III INSTR UCTORS: Row I H to rl' Theresa Thompson, Virginia Hellstern, Emily Cochran, Mary Gardner. Row 2: Lamont Crowley, William Tarter, Frank Ross, Mark Wessels. n; a fl , y I 35 ' o .,u ; -. 1.0.1; . 3 31?,3'tA . ' V ;c;..a. .W..: . . 5:3: .'. ... .ra,-u The Cooperative Work Study program, with the aid of local businessmen, offered students practical experience and knowl- edge while they received pay and high school credit. In school, students took job related classes, Out of school, students under- took jobs corresponding to the program in which they partici- pated. The five programs within Voed-Co-op were: Cooperative Office Education, Diversified Home Economics, Distributive Education, Occupational Work Experience, and Occupational Work Adjustment. anawgyghgzxd ..- aw . Ilill'lililnaharum, A v.3. VV nu gyw Lcslic Covic: Manners OWB - .. V . -. . . - ho V ;$ . ' ....',:.l.-.'.l4l.l '. .' .'-. '. . 'vv 'r 'h '.'It agrhx: 23:; ':,?!E,,ia x. Jeff Windlc: Council Gardens OWE ..-.-l7lllS..-.-.. JAN URI:- mmum-mammm VT! Stcvc Freeman: Medical Service Company OWE .' M' .P..N y xVV-rrv' ' '7 $V$K ? '1$$9; 'V '3 V' . 37 Jiig. .. q! .aln.w..u.r4.i.x 751N143..- . :1 The Vocational Education Program at Heights prepared stu- dents for a career or further education in a specific technical field. The program, comprised mainly of juniors and seniors, had an enrollment of approximately 1570 of the Heights High student body. The Vo-Ed department offered a wide variety of classes, including autobody and fender repair, auto me- chanics, dental assistance, drafting and stenography. The program was divided into two different sections, the In-House and the Co-Op programs. The In-House program included three hours of daily instruction, as well as opportunities to attend classes in other schools. F ive students attended Avia- tion High School and two attended a commercial art class at Orange High. Heights also hosted one student from Shaw, eighteen from Shaker and eleven from Warrensville. The Co- Op program included instruction for half the school day and employment in a related field for the other half. Students in the program felt that the experience gained will be of great help to them in the future. . ..:g.1-.,,.. 7:.- 71-7 H L; . . v i. Ex 9.. , $3 :-:.v' qqnm- . $ mw I TH WORK NURDERS: Row I U to rl'Stcvc Baum. Nancy Hull. Gayle Johnston. Patty lillick. lillyn Myers. Amy Miller. Cindy Smith, Dawn Estrin. Mary Sherwin. Michclc Cydulka. Julic Goldman. Karen Kushlcika. Slcvc Zuckcr. Row2: Matthew Pontoni, Mr. Donald Haskell, Mary Finley. Shcruh Newman. Lois Roderick. Greg Gilmore. Carry Cuthbert. Mark Huntley, Jon 5 , Charpcnlicr. Sclh Joseph. Rick Wcissbrod. Miriam chin. Row 3: Steve Fleming. Linda P020. Jim Nucht. Not Pictured:Shcryl Gluzcr. .5-..u.s .5.m...wayoArtwb-wii-5rtekwari-mmhs ,4: i'- The Experience With Nature course completed a successful semester of focusing in on the details of nature. Students memorized and identified the flora and fauna of this area. Although much work was done in a room in the science wing, the group took weekly field trips to Shaker Lakes to observe a natural environment. This group tradi- tionally takes a backpacking trip to a national or state park for four to seven days. This years class trip took place in mid-October at Pennsylvaniais Black Forest State Park. An unexpected snowfall of twelve inches caused the group to return early, But they remained in good spirits. i The Thwork Nurder Society evolved out of the Experience With Nature classes offered by Mr. Donald Haskett. This four-year-old group of outdoor enthusiasts planned a variety of backpacking, skiing and camping trips. This past years events included a cross- country ski trip to Cookis Forest park in western Pennsylvania and various group gatherings. 41 Law, Accounting, and Advertising were just a few of the many courses offered this year by the Business Education department. Students could major in busi- , ness to prepare for office careers, or they could take , shorter courses for personal enrichment. After grad- ' uation, some students are qualified to succeed in cler- ical, secretarial, or sales careers. However, many choose further career education for placement in more technical and advanced positions in business. nunntulnuuuh hunt:uummnwm' gun 42 Diltributtve Ed. Distributive Education is a cooperative work experi- ence program designed to help students who are inter- ested in careers in retailing and marketing. Stu- dents are graded by their employers in addition to receiving credit for their in-class work. In the class- room, students discuss diverse topics ranging from window display to .consumer behavior. Distributive Education coordinator Sam Guarino stated students in his program are able to earn both money and school credit while preparing for future commerce careers. 43 w The Independent Study Program, headed by Mrs. Rita Shtull, allowed students to pursue further study in areas not offered in the curriculum or not available to the student due to schedule conflicts. Students followed their study as an iiout-of-classi, activity, meeting each week with their cooperating teachers to present research, written work, and to discuss further studies. Projects completed this past year included studies of language, art, science, and history, and covered topics such as magic and fashion design. Ji'ecmu new grist! k3 :ijgxxxmt :11: i iim'QWXiXMiE: . v i; Mrs. Nancy Taylor The Guidance Department instituted several new programs this year. Nancy Taylor, Coordinator for Pupil Services, advised the administration on guid- ance activities and supervised the Grievance As- sistance Committee and the Independent Study Tutorial Program. Community volunteers and school personnel staffed a college and career in- formation center. Ms. Sally Inglis directed Peer Counselling, organized so that students could receive guidance from people their own ages. The counselors met with Ms. Inglis several times a week. Mrs. Marie Weinschanker, an advisor for the Cleveland Scholarship Foundation, helped college-bound seniors discover financial aid oppor- tunities. She also assisted students in filling out applications and scholarship forms. Dr. Bill Ro- senfeld served as Career Development counselor. Students came to him to receive information on various careers. Field trips, seminars and workshops were held to help them in career exploration. GUIDANCE PERSONNEL: Top to Bottom: Mrs. Bill Rosenfeld; Peer Counselling Group. Sally Inglis, Mrs. Marie Weinschanker; Dr. 45 The Independent StudyiTutorial program was formed to provide a learning environment for students who were experiencing difficulty in particular areas of study. With the aid of teachers and student tutors, students remained with the pro- gram throughout the year, or were given supplementary instruction along with their regular classes. Over one hundred students partici- pated in the program this year. Instruction was offered in Social Studies by Ashley Beitel, in Math by Marion Pledger, and in Reading and English by Andrea Young. eW$WW u v mitten 1w . , David Eppler. David Karns, Carl Kohr. Ir. E ; 530w 1 U to U: Ivy Uzsnlbcrg, Gail Ferber, Mrs. Susan Beer tGuest Speaker, Survivor of Auschwitzh Laura Cooper, iriail Schneider, Birgitta Stjcrnholm. Row 2: Sharon Mandel, Elizabeth Eisenberg, Marilyn Malcmacher, Lora Schoenberg, Philip Gould. Row 3: Mrs. Leatrice B. Rabinsky, Esther Spiegelman, Susan Cook, Norman Muskal, Dan Mcirson, James Nacht. Row 4: Shari Robins, Ilene Gross; Jerry Chester, Michael Orban, Michael Kurtz, WWW, A 'Vere4Xv-xl-. hra-MIVWJV - O CaMSt 9:3;323 I am a voice from within the barbed wire searching for a purpose. I am a soul from beneath the ashes, implon'ng for a reason. Is existing a mere property? Is surviving worthwhile? What else is left for me, A soul, a voice, losing identity Among countless others crying out in unison. Hearts bleed, we cannot be forgotten. - Tracy Zemel This yearts Literature of the Holocaust class continued in the tradition of all past classes. They assumed the responsibility of trans- mitting what they had learned about the Holocaust to people near and far in hopes of building a better tomorrow. They gave presentations in Warren, Ohio and Toronto, as well as to church, temple, school, and community groups in the Greater Cleveland area. 47 - Wx- - $$xs- ;s;s;sgbf.k w;wtej.l,s- . .ys' e - fxvv- va ,M L . - . V A. .'-;4034. - .4 49 , v 7 .. ..;...;.-:.. - r-g----- . , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' WMWV L'tw M' - N . ' 7 MW ' m . . u .. .. ' LithLILhA .3; -, u; 'wHLvi ZIOVH ,V 'VPI'W'V'VX. U ,. ' . i '1 .. P WW- S3 . , 1 :41, ' -1211 I7 'r 7 Mr. Edwin H. 9 Dr. Patrick C. Bernardo, Principal; Miss Bernice VanSickle, Assistant Principal' Gally 7Element 313, Assistant Principal. , Treasurer. Rae Blott Mrs. , Mrs. Betty Bixby. MAIN OFFICE SECRETARIES: U to 0: Mrs. Ruth Knauss, Mrs. Annette Messina, Mrs. Helen Abramovitz . J ?..E 54 Ms. Patricia Ackerman, Assistant to the Principal ATTENDANCE OFFICE SECRETARIES: H to 0: Mrs. Annette Kaplan, Mrs. Ayne D lott, Mrs. Miriam Collister. i Q MONITORS: U to 0: John Fields, Ben Zimmerman, William Bracale, Jeff Gerson, Tommy Bell, Nadine Washington, Essie Hill. 55 56 zyw' V w mi; . 4,.qu ,H . uiwm 1'on wmAmwa u ,i -. W. W , ne I Win deWGI'AVO njfvvbw- 1. ,, 0.. :, N V, , W-wvnrwwlwwaywm.-W,V,,,,J xwwm m: w Wm ., f 1 9. A J a I ' ' 355. ' r551, j'w'mWWVSWvaMww'erqm..w,l,imi . I -. Ah W. W 4 . . WWAWWWM, t.....,.,.t,,,,t,,,...i ; . a an? MM; sauna. a a X Itt$ f u. -WK 5' I s i .- t .r.' J. t IVQ Ah lit I' ah xx. u. f : e ii n it .up xv. u w! qu't . i3 ! W'skk'umx ep gm .ge M ehh MSQKhh , ;.. 3 ., m. .Imzwmmmgw Mr. Mike Ferrato Mr. Frank Hooks ACHTUNG t vAJuNE M NECHX tUR :vCKEN UND MHHNCRARNN I w , M' van. 'Iv arm ewgmxpm DER wmnomwm , a a . ' hum W NW N CONNWN Mn - t e322: :2 7:;0 i j i ' t Hr H? 1W- ; 1: :1 n DWMKOPHN nAxRumR ; vhk;..?:H-.eiEREN xwm mun W Lim' g::uo;tN UND wmw $412; gym 1:03:33: Miss Pat Lance Mr. Nick Babic The time has come for the ciass of 78 to graduate, and the Unit A staff has just spent a hectic year preparing for it. Secretaries and counselors were constantly busy helping seniors with their scheduling, class ranks, grade averages, and college applications. Mr. Ferrato, along with the sec- retaries, Mrs. Mary Shaw and Mrs. Terry Griffith, helped immensely with Unit A Class Council fundraisers, assisting whenever necessary. Secretaries Mrs. Terry Griffith and Mrs. Mary Shaw Mr. Paul J. Wiseley Mrs. Stephanie Shem Miss Virginia Bica Mrs. Dorothy W. Icove The Unit B staff spent the year helping sophomores to become Miss Mary K. Graham familiar with their new surroundings. The counselors worked hard to make .certain that students learned to handle their new freedom while reaching their academic potential. Miss Bica, Miss Graham and Mrs. Icove got the students accustomed to the grading system at Heights. Unit B used .a special Career Exploration program to give students an opportunity to spend time researching specific careers. 57 Unit C Principal John Farinacci was pleased with this years active junior class. Unit Cis students took advantage of the diverse curriculum at Heights, with many enrolling in New School, COL III, O.W.E. and vocational education programs. The counselors pointed out that the junior year is an impor- tant time to get to know the students and help them to decide on future educational and vocational plans. Mr. John Farinacci f x xxxxgkaxx ' . 4 U .. . J ' V , . ' ' ,1-lx,Jf:V'J ; , LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER PERSONNEL: U to 0: Mrs. Carolyn George, Mrs. Tommie Corbusier, Mrs. Lillian Brinnon, Mr. Steve Titchenal. . Y . w; 59 m. - v-- ..m- CAFETERIA STAFF: Row 1 U to d: Jean Johnson, Dottie Coleman, Loretta Erker, Helen Mackey, Annie Livingston, Marilyn Blackburn. Row 2: Joanne Alexandrowicz R.D., Supervisorx Verdie Roberson, Beulah Harris, Forestine Williams, Gladys Hedrick, Anita Griffin, Ida Galati. Not pictured: Della Fitzpatrick, Demaris Roche, Joan Svetina. BOOKROOM TRANSCRIPT STAFF: .U to 0: Mrs. Sally Rosen, Mrs. Catherine Ballew, Mrs. Elizabeth James. v-N .5WNS'y - ..-- :0.0' 0- ' ' mm mm um um mm mm W .n. m mm mum ... hum mu! illm mm mm mm Glenn Altschuld Janet Amer Theodore Arnold Hermine Asher Thomas Baslcr OWA English Science Foreign Language OWE Irma Beckley Ashley Beitel Robert Bergantino Edgar Bethune Charles Bidwell Business Education Social Studies Music Vocational Education Mathematics Gerald Birnbaum Judith Blackburn Pamela Booker Eugene Bookner Robert Bracale Mathematics Am Business Education Vocational Education Vocational Education 62 i9 -' mm 21.25ng Joann Broadbooks Walter Bujak Pctcr Cashy New School Stage Technician Mathematics Emily Cochran Mildred Cohen Carol Cronquist COL III Home Economics English Gwendolyn Curle Lee DiGeronimo Robert Dubovec Edward Esch Home Economics Sciencq Jenny Ferlito Mathematics English Vocational Education Vincent Ferrara A t Phyllis Fowlkes Helen Fox Jack Fraier Helen Franklin r . . Socml Studies New School Foreign Language English 63 c :3 A O v'lr' '14; . - H . ' ' ' ' 3' .xt A ' i ' ,';5 s Q, y?v,. $ 35 $ '$ 99 '4 ,1 J , 2' ?:5 'IET ... 73:12? ?.';'; ,2-. .1 I 2'; :03: ;?3 ;. . .'7;' yr;Vl ' ;';.; :.: ';' , I . Christopher Fusco Mary Gardner Joseph Geiger Stephanie Grair Patrice Greenbaum Social Studies COL lll English English English Amy Greenspan Judith Grenda Sam Guarino Evelyn Gutfeld Val Hambor English Physical Education Distributive Education New School Science Karen Hansen Michael Hollowell Home Economics New School Larry Hoon Harvey Horwitz Health Alternative to Suspension . ..'. -. -7 Lawrence Keller Edward Kustron James Lahl Industrial Arts Science Elva Hunting Ellen Jenkins Mathematics English Social Studies 95.4. V 31731,, V NVNhTQr Q'Wu . ... f t nybn '6'. . . . r97! .'L ' 8'9'1!' '1 ,4 ' . N5; .: 1..4$,4 Betty Levy James Lindsey Gary Lombacher Paul Lundgren Charles Mahlman EngliSh English New School Foreign Language Science Richard Mann Jean Martin Physical Education Physical Education Ann Matelsky Special Education 65 - 4h... - wv-wvw'vvwrh ,,,.. s-o 'm mm.-3yvon-- Nunuv'W-A .I ' ..'-'.., 5.. v'vO A a I n; . . Mark Matovina Physical Education William Patti Math A Cathleen McBride English Terry Patton Special Education Aulcen McElfresh Home Economics Fred Mills New School David Muthersbaugh New School Marian Pledger Math Carolyn Miller Physical Education Michael Morris Science Kathryn Na j m Special Education Robert Quail Physics William Miller Business Delores Morrison English William Norwood Physical Education Leatrice Rabinsky English A... 4s Vs Bill Rosenfeld Career Education Jackie Schultz Business Education Charles Simon French Frank Ross COL Ill Betty Schwartz English J ackie Spencer Physical Education 1: Elizabeth Russo Social Studies Robert Schwarz New School Thelma Stovsky Special Education Glen Rutan ' Social Studies Rita Shtull Hebrew William Tarter COL lll Louis Raymond Cheshire Salvator New School 81. Caldron Beverly Simmons Spanish J 06 Tatar Industrial Arts 67 68 Andrew Thomas Ariane Vardon Edward Wagner Mathematics Foreign Language COE Carole Warren Mark Wessels Ruth Williams English Math-COL lll Business Education Richard Wirth Esther Wish Alan Wolf IOE Business Education Social Studies The truth is out! Mr. Jingeling really moonlights as a prominent Heights science teacher. 35M ,rm ,, 4v. ww 6 '......,...;-o--' ' r, Lorin Waitkus Industrial Arts Thelma Williams Special Education Marcia Wolff Special Education Andrea Young English Michael Wargo Social Studies Carl Wilso: Social Studic- Marlyce Yoda Physical Educaticr Steven Young English II 11 8811001. B A Rll '- The School Board is the policy- making body of the Cleveland Heights-University Heights school system, composed of representatives from the community. The goals of the School Board center around the problems this community faces in relation to the schools. These problems are declining enrollment, integration and inflation. Methodic solutions are used to provide quality education for all students in the system. ,Hmty ;; yxxwaum Sz'IHiJOL BOARD U to U:Alexander Pausley, Harvey Feinberg, Bernice Lott, Ava Hastert, Russell Baron. 312.: ; uni: 13:2; 3121;? v- - ' 71 . y.. . -- -..-r 4. OJ. . ,- :pD'oI Jo A ' 74 ,. 19': r. V 0: . i? . :gfia kn I Q ' i V 2M l 9:- 6.9 V ? WI! ' 09:. VJ- n u, , .55 R.,V. $t . :42 .uQ: .. - 2;,n 3e; AAAANW- - 5-. 7S a. an WJALM ; W- . n 2. ; 119133;. VARSITY FOOTBALL: Row 1 U to rl' Managers Hilary Brown and Sue Lebenson; Gary Gamble, Ron Williams, Delvonne Foley, Ken Hughes, 3: Vince Bennett, Harold Stevens, Tim Starks, Mike Beeman, Leora Granovsky. Row 2: Carlton Eskridge, David Nash, Gary Nixon, Tony Gray, . Louis Brown, Bill Magary, Chris Rode, Russ Feinberg, George Wallace, Vido Tatum. Row 3: Dana Fort, Tony Rattliff, Rick Hatton, Alex DeBarr, Ahmed Sapp, Wardsey Gates, John Balmat, Matt Pontoni, Ernie Thompson, Nick Moore. Row 4: Craig Blatchford, Ed Gainer, Jeff Adelman, Paul DcBaggis, Bob Stokes, Bob Oscar, Greg Browne, Tom Goodrich, David Gamble, Craig Resnick. Row 5: Erik Vichill, Wally Malone, Henry Jones, Warren Magary, Tim Yanda, Ned Kirstein, Jim Roddy, Chris Kerrigan, Reggie Stallworth, Gene Hutcherson. The 1977 Tigers Football Team suffered through a poor season finishing 3-7 overall and 3-4 in league play. Mistakes and injuries cost the Tigers four games due to inexperienced substitutes. In addition, Heights had the smallest team in the L.E.L. ttThis was a most disappointing season for me? said Coach Dave DiCarlo. DiCarlo pointed out that Seniors Erik Vichill, Vido Tatum, David Gamble, Carlton Eskridge and Craig Blatchford were standouts. Returning J uniors J ohn Balmat and co-captains Rick Hatton and Paul DeBaggis are viewed by DiCarlo as leaders for next yearts squad, and should provide the depth needed for a winning season. Heights Mentor Heights South 10 Heights Brush 10 Heights Shaw 8 Heights Valley Forge 22 Heights Midpark h 20 Heights Shaker 3 Heights Lakewood 0 Heights Garfield 48 Heights Normandy l 2 .. . 11$; 3. $47,. .kyr, i eraafnmmm ' g 1,, . 12V J UNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: Row 1 U to 1?: Chuck Veasley, Steve DuQuette, Darryl Ray, Mike McGruder, Andre Reynolds, Bruce Tartaglia, Delvonne Foley, Mike Hayslip. Row 2: Coach Harvey Horwitz, Alvin Anderson, Paul Owens, Scott Salberg, Walter Payne, Ocie Thompson, Dana Fort, David Zelman, Pat Smith, Coach Jon Schroeter. Row 3: Coach Edwards, Chris Bernacky, Chris Rowe, Roger Coleman, Ken McElroy, Bob Oscar, John Laurctig, Warren McGary, Greg Ford. WY 4i Womenis CRHSS IIIHNTRY . ' .. . s x . . ' 3 o gkAuf-de Q ' t fhsu'h e. .L' .. 1' :Mig WOMENS CROSS COUNTR Y: Row 1 U to 17: Katie Jones, Amy Cooper, Donna Walker, Judith Green. Row 2: Karen Wetzler, Debbie Steinberg, Alice Rushforth. Row 3: Monica Galloway. The Heights Womenis Cross Country Team was plagued by injuries during its inaugural season. Coach Dick Mann started the season with inexperienced run- ners, some of whom had never run more than a mile before. Sophomore Katie Jones was the top runner until bone trouble sidelined her early in the season. Junior Alice Rushforth set the home course record of 19:37. Next yearis team will be much improved with all the top run- ners returning. 79 7 The Heights Field Hockey Team en- ! joyed a much improved season this year, despite the lack of a junior varsity team. Senior co-captains Sally Vance and Nancy Hall provided enthusiasm and spirit as the team made its way I to a 3-4-3 record. The girls managed to h make it to the finals in the NEOWCA tournament, but lost to Stowe by the narrow margin of two goals. Next yearts team has great potential with returning Juniors Nina Klein, Megan Mann, Linda Metzel, Harriet Jakob and Sophomores Joy Jordan and Rosa Sanaago. Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heigths Heights Heights Heights Heights upphvr' OHOHHNOOOOHNW . v . . f, . , . y ,7. ,.d'v '. 1:... emu; Kirtland Andrews Hudson Hathaway Brown Hawken Kent Roosevelt Orange Laurel Shaker Mentor Woodridge-tournament Kirtland-tournament Stowe-tournament NONWWOONONNWFt n .-. 9.9 I13! .. i 21337 '1 2-.. ; l?99.1 9 11:01:: -..., 1.13 13.1 ' I 9; f5. ,: 9'95 .19 u , g.f Ii. FIELD HOCKEY. Row 1 U to 0' Kelly Neet, Jessica Dailey, Nancy Lev, Sally Vance, Nancy Hall, Nina Klein, Rosa Santiago. Row2: Coach Jean Martin, Megan Mann, Ann Opre, Barb Pecyk, Janet Crook, Harriet Jakob, Karen Luehring, Kerrie Neet, Joy Jordan, Linda Metzel. Lingg'; 7$' '9 1?;9: w 11 1 igfig 1.12:1; QOVMi- Q: IAAW :2?k 1 A 8111;. ' 2W fjf'i w W 1 ?...?Jw ,1 V 0ft; V5 wb 11 M1i .; . 1.22 211-91uvv9'wi 4122.121: -. '- Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights 1 1 1 3 3 0 O 3 1 0 3 5 2 4 0 5 0 Hudson Shaker Hawken University Beachwood St. Joseph Gilmour Garfield Mayfield Chagrin Falls Solon Orange West Tech Brush Eastlake North Lakewood-sectionals Bay Village-sectionals i The Heights Soccer Team had a slow start this fall but gained momentum near the end of its season. With only two returning seniors, Bob Busbey and Jon Goodman, the team was hindered by inexperience. Tri-captains Busbey, Goodman and J unior Bill Menges provided unity as the Tigers struggled their way to a 1-5-1 league record and a 5-10-2 overall record. Coach Chris Fusco praised the defense as he spoke of Senior goalie Tim Hazelis impressive 1.65 goals against average. In addition, the combined efforts of fullbacks Andy Culver, Frank Marics, Bob Uyeki and David Tishkoff held their opponents to 31 goals. Players re- ceiving All League honors included: Junior Greg Jouriles, First Team; Jon Goodman and Bob Busbey, Second Team; and Andy Culver, Honorable Mention. With twelve returning lettermen and two promising sophomores, Mark Castro and David Wright, the squad looks forward to a stronger season in 78. ww. w ........... . w. 1wa , t. ,1 g; ' on wk '- 3: , ' a t Wu?9 444$? 443$? M ,; ??Wi HEIGHTS SOCCER TEAM: Row 1 H to r1: Juan Gamero, Tien Chu, Steve Markowitz, Moses Jhirad, Paul Cici, Curt Diebold, Tim Hazel,Mark Castro Frank Wolff, Andy Ctilver, J'on Goodman, Bob Busbey, Bill Menges, Chip Fraser, Waldo Diaz, Mike Perry, Dave Klapholz, Scott Chatfield Stuart Mendel: Row 2: Bob Siegel, EncoRozic, John Fleming, Andy Gettig, Coach Chris Fusco, Greg Gilmore, Frank Marics, Dan Lefkowitz, George Topaisky Bob Uyeki Marty Cohen, Marc Wemstem, Kenston Yi, John Chronis, David Tishkoff, Greg Jouriles, Dan Fisher, Howard Fleeter Scott Spencer Harry Cashy Jeff Bash, Bob Upson, Matt Nagy, Hernan Gamero, John Kushleika, Geoff Bonebrake, Jon Killian, Assistant Coach Mark,Wessels. , , , . gv munu 11These kids just donit give up! No matter what the score is, they just keep coming backPi Coach J .J . Spencer praised her team for their determination and winning attitude, as she told of the Tigersi impressive 6-3 league and 14-5 overall records. The combined efforts of the varsity squad ad- vanced the team to regional play after capturing the district volleyball title. Heights players voted to the All Lake Erie League Team were Senior Cindy Ledinsky and Juniors Jeanne Barkey and Jill Jones, with Senior Kim Shapiro and Junior Laura Spurney just missing All-League honors. Next yearis team should be an experienced and motivated squad, with at least four returning varsity players providing the foundation for an- other successful season. Heights Wickliffe Heights Euclid Heights Shaw Heights Valley Forge Heights Berea Heights Garfield Heights Lakewood Heights Normandy Heights Midpark Heights Parma Heights Shaker Heights Shaw-Sectionals Heights Villa Angela-Sectionals 13 Heights Shaker-Districts 17 Heights Euclid-Districts 7 Heights Canton Glen Oak-Regionals 15 VOLLEYBALL: Row If! to r1: Liz Campbell, Ruby Dunkelberg, Jeanne Barkey, Jill Jones, Kim Reid, Kim Shapiro, Francine Franks, Jennifer Hemtzelman, Cindy Ledinsky. Row 2: Ditte Wolin, Julie Petot, Lois Roderick, Laura Spurney. The 1977 Heights Golf Team, under Head Coach Tim Baab, finished 4-5 overall for the year. The bright spot in the Tigerst season was Senior Joe Matuscak, who won the Seneca Sectional and placed third in Dis- tricts. Seniors Bill Groezinger, Steve Ferreri, Gary Hribar, and sopho- mores Russell Shoup and Steve Mickunas rounded out the squad. Coach Baab stated that inconsis- tency due to a lack of experience was the main factor in this yearts average record. 86 GOLF: U to rl' Stcvc Mickunas. Russell Shoup. Steve Fcrrcri. Bill Groczingcr. Joe Matuscak, Gary Hribur. Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights 178 168 171 187 169 183 169 196 154 Valley Forge Berea Garfield Lakewood Midpark Normandy Parma Shaker Shaw low score wins hm ,, ' 'anmwo, d-wv v1 ,WWW..Mu.mwm v M. mwwrn W, v . . ., aw am w, w,. .ydmumm w w mmvmwm m- m. I ,m..WA,,M w w m W W w w a w v 4.9. mu , Ip-u 89 , - ' r. .5 gag Ly; ' J - L. A W. Jakymw , . iW' 0- anwwmwtwtqy 19V W.ww,a mm 9 h . u- The Heights Womenis Tennis Team showed a N, definlte improvement over last year as the ,.: . xiask 2 .Mg w uh H netters tied for fourth place in the Northeastern Ohio Tennis Association Class AAA tennis league with a 3-4 division record and 6-8 over- all. Three players reached district tournament play: Junior Mindy Kline, who survived three tough sectional matches to advance to district competition; and doubles partners Cindy Rubin and Kathy Fort, who qualified for the district match after winning a hectic sectional title. Coaches Helen Fox and Marlyce Yoder felt that teamwork was essential to the success of the 77 season. itAttitudes and enthusiasm were very high and these helped to bring the team around? said Coach Yoder. Although the team will lose three strong seniors, seven veteran players will return in the fall. WOMENiS TENNIS: Row 1 U to 19: Linda Meyers, Marla Sebransky, Kathy Fort, Mindy Kline. Row 2: Marina Shahinian, Cindy Rubin, Leslie Simon, Diane Goldman, Lisa Cowin. Row 3: Coaches Helen Fox and Marlyce Yoder. Not pictured: Robin Birrer. -, ezrmwmw w 55303122510343 .6 11,1i1aiiiizhanldwhi0uu ............... h n .wb w s e m w H B t d y mm awd m m ........ id 6 a ..... RmMOrmumngmrahm ..... ulng k nhohsi .................................................................................................................................................................................................... waCCaYaoacrtug HBEGCMSSORAHBR 00252433045212 85888885888888 tttttttttttttt hhhhhhhhhhhhhh .ol.o .wb .Wc .Wb .Wb .Wc .Wc .Wc .Wb .wb .Wo .wb .wc .015 66666666666666 .................. HHHHHHHHHHHHHH an .V111.A1M.,xmwmmw 1m1x-Em4' r? t' 1 M- L ?WFM 4 $Weww5ww w. x :ngxgw Tennis 15 One Of The Few Pastimes Where Love Means Nothing xx: $11:va N $MMVU: 3'0w;!uimu wt. '2? s: ' sw a ' v:9:-w5x $22 MAJORETTES: Row 1: Deborah Cooper waptainy Row 2 U to 0: Tonya Cozart, Brenda Williams, Robin Thompson. Not pictured: Tommy Bell advisory TIGERS: wottom to tow: Beth Klarreich, Ginny Brown, Brooke Smith, Patty Strong, Cheryl Rose. Not pictured: Diane Goldman 92 kaptaim. . W as :mz-r m 1 +.'3:' B H Ii 13 R L E A II E RS Varsity J V w VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Row I U to rl' Cindy Jacobson. Row 2: Sue Gerber, Cheryl Helden, Lcita Morris, Kathy Kazdin, ' Alma White. Row3:chorah Curtis waptainx Tulula Barber, Pam Keene. Row4:Jil1 Stovsky. Notpictured:.lackic Schultz mdvisory ; - 3!. ;:$ . H mniu'imwwu ... J. V. CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: Yolanda Kilburn. Row 2: U to 0: Heidi Cohen, Michelle White. Row 3: Tricia Mooney, Lcslic Simon, Sandy Liptak kaptainx Stephanie Cuthbert, Ann Christy. Row 4: Marcie Klein, Lori Kazdin. Wkiamx. 4 .. axasumWW c uu V 'r M Wywwrmww1ws ,1 .7, V w, Heights 18 Shaker Heights 19 Garfield Heights 31 Valley Forge Heights 19 Shaw Heights 20 Normandy Heights 38 Lakewood Heights 28 Berea Heights 15 Parma Heights 24 Midpark low score wins 94 Men1s 1211088 .. HEIGHTS MEN'S CROSS COLIVTR Y: Row 1 U to r1: Gregg Gutman. Mac Roberts. Eddy Kraus. Row 2: Walter Green. Howard Hopper. Douglas Cuthbert. Jeremy Loeb. Joel Albers. Not pictured: Paul Appleton. Paul Johnson. John Melzer. John Rynes. A '6; .2. ..:1' . 1- 311WTIE'11Av-m'i w I Mth , J z ; :r- u' 1125113111 m .5 5 dc' - 1 44:31! 4:- v wmaxm wxm1 ' 1 NM. A-n nx- This yearts cross country team compiled a 7-2 record to finish third in the Lake Erie League. The team placed fifth in the Gannon tPennsylvaniah Invitational, in competition with the best Pennsylvania high school cross country teams. Captain Joel Albers, a senior, was one of the finest barriers in Ohio. Joel finished 18th in the individual state finals and was honored by being placed on the All-League team. Senior Mac Roberts and Juniors Greg Gutman and Eddy Kraus improved immensely over the summer and were third, second, and fifth respectively. With Kraus, Gutman and Sophomore letter- man Doug Cuthbert returning, next yearts team will have a strong nucleus of experienced harriers. 9;, 7i . m? 373' , Era . e - t wt ex, x-rx. 9S ' h: v. a - 77h ' h- me HWIIN: 'eaw- . ,,. , .. . - - h. . t'h't'n vo$xo-3.u;.' OAk; I . ' h .' ' h . h , . e t . .. . ., s H N .;. - .' ... , -- 'X t - - ., t ' .. . .g e - . . a. u d , a co ,, - a. ,, , . u , :'0,- . W- . M- ;-V at: V't'd I: , 'i. o A:; .' L; .' .- x . V' . . 4r? ; a i! U f0 '- g xQ . 'VJWJ n , t t -.5 1 ,,, .' - .., 1 r: .. '1- - ,1 m 'a z . , - -- '- tau -, .- 'x - 1,1. . v . . 2 .1 v 1 t . -W ' -: , yak l, ,' .ij'ltzg . . .. . . . . ., 45'? , 5 .-. .t x. .n-zjaug I ' - ,A- y t .31 Qyjfp- v, t . -- fa . a . t, . ' 1.rl,a,1.2';:m.. y-t:697. 2' In; '- r .w'nu satctw-uW-iub ...-... A ,4 L . t w,- M 2 4 2Smile but dorft spitW could be heard echoing from the North pool for many hours as the Swim Cadets practiced long and hard getting ready for their annual swim pageant. This yeafs theme was 2AM Together Now22 and was presented on February 23d, 24th and 25th. The show was a smashing success once again, as it was highlighted by the senior solos, duets and trios. Under the direction of Carolyn Miller, the Cadets also volunteered as swimming instructors, providing assistance in Physical Education classes. t. JKrh ? 1 .tv I V - .' 1' ' p.114; varAh llh SWIM CADETS: Row 1 U to 0: Jenny Newman, Marina Molinari, Jessica Daily, Beth Fornal, Shelly Leash, Janet Ernest, Amy Miller. Row 2: Diana Simmons, Carrie Cuthbert, Megan Mann, Lori Ross, Harriet Jakob, Mitzi Freedman, Carol Gifford. Row 3: Linda Jakob, Sergeant at Arms; Linda Heuman, Treasurer; Jordana Tatar, President; Tammy Cohen, Vice President; Kim Brown, Secretary. Not pic- tured: Cheryl Antolik, Carolyn Miller, advisor; Kathy Phillips. 97 . .-x' - '1'.- ., ' ,. d ' . - ' $ww EM ? fvf . J. ..v. 49 ., .. ,. ,. .-. ,,' . . - -.rh. -. ....K O Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights 98 Euclid St. Joseph Parma Shaker Shaw Valley Forge Canton McKinley Berea Lakewood Garfield Midpark Normandy St. Ignatius Parma Shaker Shaw Berea Valley Forge John F. Kennedy A S A BASKETBALL: Row 1: Jimmy Stalonc. Row 2 U to 0: Ennis Prince, Tom Fitzpatrick, Greg Hubbell, Robert Calloway, Chad Bcntz. Row 3: David Kolby, Darrell Smith, Tim Toll, Gerald Vaughn, Stu Hor- lak, Eddie Lee, Russell Toppin, Tony Banks. The 13-5 record compiled by the Heights Tigers Basketball Team was a direct indication of its successful season. Heights pulled things together after a slow start by beating Valley Forge and then pro- ceeding to win six more con- secutive games, including the big Canton McKinley rematch. Seniors Chad Bentz, Tom Fitzpatrick, and Ennis Prince were a fine backcourt com- bination, with Bentz and Fitz- patrick receiving First and Second Team All-League Honors respectively. Senior Greg Hubbell played well all year and was an Honorable Mention All-Leaguer. Return- ing on the varsity team are Juniors Gerald Vaughn, Stu Horlak and Tim Toll, who should provide a solid founda- tion for next yearts squad. Heights Heights 54 St. Joseph Heights 53 Parma Heights 49 Shaker Heights 53 Shaw Heights 50 Valley Forge Heights 33 Canton McKinley Heights 68 Berea Heights 47 Lakewood Heights 45 Midpark Heights 42 St. Ignatius Heights 62 Parma Heights 49 Normandy Heights 55 Shaw Heights 64 Berea Heights 48 Valley Forge Heights 53 Garfield Heights 52 Shaker The Heights J .V. Basketball Team did unexpectedly well in posting an 8-10 record. The team was a 8great group of kids? commented Coach Tim Baab. Enough players from this hard- working squad, which gave 10070 effort in each game, are returning to provide a good foundation of experience for next year3s varsity team. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row 1 U to r3: Warren McGary, Eddje Lee, Chris Bernaky, Russell Top- pin, Dave Winterich. Row 2: Steve Ritz, Kenny Hughes, Dave lsphordlng, Rle Hasscl. 100 '2. H i i V A , a t i X? A flu W The Indoor Track Team was led by Seniors J oel Albers and J immy Tyree. Albers set a C01- iseum record in the mile and won the midwest U.S. Track and Field Federation 1500 meters in Columbus. The squad was evenly balanced with J uniors Paul J ohnson and Larry Williamson running middle distance, Tyree running hurdles, Junior Rich Williams in the sprints and the all-event man, Junior Lamar Sitton. In- door Track was loaded with in- terested juniors and sopho- mores, so it looks like a track dynasty is forming at Heights. INDOOR TRACK: Row 1 U to 0: Sarah Demibold, Monica Galloway, Autumn Galloway, Jessica Reid, Dawn Lebin, Michelle Winston, Theresa Alexander, Palitino Goudy. Row 2: David Clinkscalc, Darnold Benton, Mike McGruder, Tim Starks, Eddy Kraus, Mac Roberts, Tony Gray, Goryc Chin, Michael Cowans, Greg Ford, Greg Gutman, Vince Bcnnctt, Row 3:Jim Craig, Joe Warzawski, Rob Edward, Eric Edwards, Renardo Davis, Andre Reynolds, Even Wachs, ree, Joel Albers, Louis Weiss, Lamar Sitton, Jon Tryggvason, Richard Williams, Paul Johnson, William Manuel, Paul Appleton, Derrick Ross. Jimmy Ty- 101 r 4 I .l' I, ' munw.i7wi .a .w c' 4 n W s 3!; . 4 now In Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights 28 19 53 44 36 39 55 31 56 45 31 42 30 Elyria Vermillion 30 Parma John F. Kennedy 6 Twinsburg 10 Normandy 18 Berea 21 Shaker 10 Euclid 27 Shaw 9 Valley Forge 12 Garfield 29 Lakewood 14 Midpark 23 WRESTLING TEAM: Row I U to r1: Barry Martin, David Golllicb, Kcn Rutsky, Rich Pinti, Stcvc Goldfarb, Rich Cohen, Rnss Kornblut, Terry Seaman, Doug Cuthbert, Brock Winans, Mark chnc. Row 2:Stcvc Frcitchcn, Albert McIntosh, Tom Dittoc, RlCh chmc, Steve Markowitz, Andy Gcttig, Hurry Cashy, Brian Schwartz. Chris Miller, Bob Stcrnlicht, Mikc Prim- cau. Row 3: Ken Curtis, Brian Allason, Maurice McIntosh, Paul DeBaggis, Louis Brown, D Gould, Ken McElroy. Not pictured: Dean Frazier. avid Nash, Mike Bishop, Phil 46 The Heights Wrestling Team had the best dual meet season in its his- tory. Capturing their last eleven con- secutive matches, the Tigers surpas- sed their former record of seven straight victories. Coach Larry Hoon stated that this was 11the hard- est - working and most dedicated group live had in the five years live been coach? Senior Rich Cohen and J unior Paul DeBaggis enjoyed unde- feated seasons with 14-0 records. Other strong individual performan- ces were displayed by Steve Gold- farb 110-31, Russ Kornblut 01-1- 13, Doug Cuthbert 19-33, Mike Bis- hop 110-33, David Nash 110-31, and Louis Brown 01-2-11 Great team victories over Euclid, Garfield, and Midpark occurred when it came down to the last match and Louis Brown pulled it out. Cleveland Heights scored its one hundredth victory against Shaw. Next yearis team, although it will miss the lead- ership provided by Tri-Captains Goldfarb, Cohen, and Kornblut, should prove to be a good one. 103 Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Kirtland Glenville John Adams Lakewood Beaumont John F. Kennedy Shaw Berea Lakewood Midpark Wickliffe Parma Valley Forge Normandy Collinwood Garfield Shaker East Tech WOMEN'S VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Row I: U to H: Kim Rcid. Rochelle Ruffin. Holly Dorsey, Alana Clampitt. Row 2:Car0lc chmdhcur. Sonjui Reynolds. Randi Powers. Kathy Fort, Bonnie Kunc, Vulcric Pollard. Not pictured: Susan Carver. Captain: Marlycc Y0dcr.C0uch. VK The Women,s Basketball Team finished strong with a Lake Erie League record of 5-4. Consistent performances were turned in by guards Susan Carver and Kim Reid, and forward Alana Clampitt. The Junior Varsity had an excellent season under the direction of Assistant Coach Fred Mills, compiling a 7-1 L.E.L. record. The season was brightened by the election of Kathy Fort and Holly Dorsey to All L.E.L. Coach Marlyce Yoder looks forward to a ttmuch improved seasonh next year with returning Juniors Kathy Fort and Randi Powers, and Sophomores Bonnie Kane and Fran Clark. w, w WOMEN'S J. V. BASKETBALL: Row 1 U to U: Meredith Williams, Cap- tain; Fran Clark, Kellie Neet. Row 2: Diana Jenkins, Bernie Kerrigan, Carol Williams. Not pictured: Linda Metzel, Coach Fred Mills. 105 rlllllll l IIIXAIY.J 1.x 111..'O.r 1X ? ll 1 E ; 107 108 Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights y-A N p-t NONOUJONUJUJ NA-h-bw-bOKUIO Valley Forge Parma Elyria Lakewood Shaker Garfield St. Joseph Kent Valley Forge Rocky River Parma Normandy Shaker Normandy Garfield ' Lakewood ONo-nwwwwwh-mmhapp-ao HOCKEY: Row I U to r1: Mark Lyman, Kevin McNamee, Gary Keleman, Coach Jim Loke, Faculty Advisors Larry Keller and Chris Fusco, Neale Gentile, Rich Stephan. Row 2: Manager Mark Kazmierski, Gary Gruehl, Peter Hall, Jim McNamee. David Wright, Bill Menges, Bill Beard, Don Trentanelli, Tom Baker, Manager Gary Schick- ler. Row 3: Mark Castro, Carl Moose, Larry Franks, Ken Vichill, Eric Reeb. The Heights Hockey Team was once again championship quality as they compiled a league record of 12-3-1. The key players included Captain Rich Barle and Gary Keleman as de- fense, and forwards Bill Menges, John Stephan, and Assistant Cap- tain Kevin McNamee. The scoring was led by Kevin McNamee with 33 points 122 goals and 11 assistsi, with Menges running a close second with 30 points 02 goals and 18 assistsi. Players elected to All Lake Erie Lea- gue were Sophomore Bill Beard, Junior Bill Menges and Seniors Kevin McNamee and Rich Barle. Coach Jim Lokeis outlook on next year is 11very brightii and he believes the team will be 11far more competi- tive? Players to look for next year are Bill Menges, Gary Gruehl, Bill Beard and Neale Gentile. 109 Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights 103 114 74 76 100 74 68.5 108 39.5 101 St. Edwards Brush Shaker Euclid Maple Heights Berea Shaker Shaw Lakewood Midpark s MUM. v2! 41 law ma 0. r - SWIMMING: Row 1 U to r7: Gene Pettay, Charlie Roper, David Lloyd, Bob Rosenbaum, Clif Steinberg Row 2: Deug Hem, David Jaffe, Doug Donlcy, Andy Goode, Bruce Busbey, Peter Grevatt. Row 3: Assistant Coach Keith Arian, Tom Frtunic, Phil Sage, Jack Kennell,Dave Collard, Doug Conant, Rick Weissbrod, Dan Minich, Coach Ted Arnold. Not pictured: Phil Epstein, Tom Milgra'm, Ken Stolle, and Managers Cathy Roess- mann, Audrey Sersig and Mary Simoneau. 5 The 1977-78 Tiger Sharks ended their dual meet season with a 5-5 overall record. Co- captains J ack Kennell and Dave Collard provided leadership and inspiration for the tankers, as they swam to a third place finish in the University School relay meet, and seventh place in District competition at J ohn Carroll University. Heights sent five swimmers to the state meet in Canton, with Jack Kennell qualifying in the 200 yard freestyle, Andy Goode in the 100 yard freestyle, Rick Weissbrod in the 100 yard breaststroke, and Bruce Busbey, Doug Conant, Ken- nell and Goode in the 400 yard freestyle relay. In ad- dition, Kennell received All- District honors in the 200 yard freestyle event. Al- though the team will lose several veteran members, five lettermen will return next sea- son to uphold the Tiger Sharkis winning tradition. 111 Swim Aides The Swim Aides, in their first organized year, performed duties that included taking attendance and assisting with the teaching of skills to beginning swimmers. They also served a vital role in special help, as they provided instruction on a one-to-one basis. SWIM AIDES: Row I U t0 0: Mr. William Norwood, Andy Goode, Mark Bishko, Michelle James. Row 2: Esther Spiegelman, Marina Molinari, Laura Ford. Row 3: David Tishkoff, Matthew Pontoni, Alexi Grubcr, Mike Holloway. Athletic Service Club The Athletic Service Club assisted Mr. Wargo with ticket sales and collection, concession sales, as receptionists and in various other duties, contribut- ing to the smooth running of a quality Athletic Department. ATHLETIC SERVICE CLUB: Row l U to ri: Judy Winfrey, Louisa Harris, Debra Clay. Row 2: Kathy Gerrard, Harriet Jefferson, Elizabeth Heintz, Tracy Busch. Swim Timers This years swim timers were the significant motivating force behind the mighty Tiger Sharks. Their responsibilities included the scoring and actual running of the meet, in addition to operating the split attachment to the electronic timing equip- ment. ttWe were more a part of the team than ever beforef said Head Timer Linda iiWhere Are My Shirts?!?ii Jakob, not forgetting to add: til think? SWIM TIMERS: Row I U to 0: Laura Griesmer, Francis Beale, Bonnie Eisen Megan Mann, Charlotte Fornal, Justine Gates, Cheryl Antolik Caryn Brooks. Row 2: Linda Jakob, Mary Sherwin, Pam Heggie, Linda Heuman, Cathy Watson, Lori Ross, Beth Loeb, Anne Opre. R0w3: Dawn Estrin, Becky Fisher, Karen Leuhring, Nicole Christen- sen, Jessica Daily, Beth Fornal, Cyndy Sehlachter, Eileen Thompson. Not pictured: Sunniva Refsnes. Wm 1:53qu I-d gnu - '1 :4 t . X , X l t 1 1 S '. w..,. 1. ,. ,., . ivy, x 2 '.,. ' t, ,. .. ..$ '2' wwms Ifwm-iwll ?mswv'w pp VJ'WAN. i .5 55 ;'Glizi i x; e w .' 2;.f -' t ' The Section hWe were few in number but strong in spirit? were the words used by Ricky Schenker in describing the 77378 Heights Section. Ricky, a senior, and Mike Kurtz, a junior, were the two faces most often seen at games as they led most of the cheers. Good turnouts at the Canton-McKinley, Shaker and Saint Ignatius games pro- vided needed support for the basketball team in these pres- sure filled games. THE SECTION U to 0: Lou Weiss, Jim N.DW Musengo, Mike Kurtz, Randy Strickler, Douglass Dom, Pete Breckling, Larry Pomerance, Gallia Stymie. Not Pictured: Craw Peignot, Helevetica Umbra Demibold. '9! E 394 113 . '.e .57 i . 77 r ---w-. o . n r .----a1-- , nv. , e r .'I ,h . '-. , -- - ---....-d-s----s --.hAa 44-hxht 1f Lacrosse Team This yearis Lacrosse Team extended its winning streak to a two-year record of 56-0. This world- renowned team gained international recognition after defeating the Red China Samurais, the Ice- land Icebergs, the Canadians and the Tora Tora Toras from Japan. LACROSSE TEAM: Row 1 U to U:Lawrence Bauer tCoachi, David iiGetzii Esrati, Jeff itGruffi, Imka, Robert iiLil Mackii Rosenbaum, Paul iiMotieii Nautenberg. Row 2: Thomas ttGandalf Brown, Thomas itHillbillyT Pickett, Michael iiOllieii Oliverio, Richard iiLurchii Douglass. Not Pictured: David iiThorii Collard, Jon itRosyii Rosenberg, Daniel tiSnooks Stashower, Robert itClark Kentii Deitrick, Gary iiSieveii Kellerman, James iiPotsyii Potts, and trainers iiMJYi Green, tiS. Stalone, TEFW Majors. J acks Team The 77378 school year saw the inauguration of the Heights Jacks Team. Coach Jack Fraier pro- vided the rookie team with an experienced hand, as he demonstrated his knowledge and expertise in the sport of jacks, especially in the fast-holdsies event. In addition, three versatile players pro- vided depth in the fancies division, as Jack B. Nimble, Jack B. Quick and Jack Jumpoverthe- candlestick specialized in pansies, pigs-in-the- pen and grampas respectively. The team will officially join the All-Ohio Jacks League next year, and are hoping to qualify for the 1978 Cracker Jacks Open. JACKS TEAM: Row 1 U to 0: Jack Frost, Apple Jack, Jack D'Ripper, Jackie Kennedy Onassis, Jack Lalane. Row 2: Jack Smith, Jack Ass, Jack Spratt, Jack Knife. Row 3: Jack B. Nimble, Jack B. Quick, Jack Jumpoverthecandlestick, Jack N. Thebox, Jack Daniels, Jack OiLantern, Jack Fraier tCoachL Jack itFriedii Loeb tBall Boyi. Heights Weightmen The Heights Weightmen, coached by Harvey Horwitz, lifted steadily throughout the year, building strength for the spring track season. Faith Triggs set precedent by being the first female on the previously all-male team. Coach Horwitzis main problem was wondering if his shoe laces were tied, as is evident in the photo. HEIGHTS WEIGHTMEN: U to 0: Joe Warzawski, Faith Triggs, Gary Shicklen, Ernie Edwards, George E 114 Pemberton, Rob Edwards, Harvey Horwitz tCoachy :s' s Nagjnww N w i; W.. 9 '3'9'IQ.VQICS,QK ?,ikEiiThi: 1.,3. I UNDER WA TER RUGBY: Row 1 U to U: MelviniSmith, Jeremy tiFriedii Loeb. Row 2:Sherry Berliner, Carolyn Davis, Sue Cook, Scott Chatfield. Row 3: Pam tiThe Sharkii Heggie, Carole Jeandheur, Alice Rushforth, Carol ttMaroli, Mintz. New School Interscholastic Hopscotch Team New School Interscholastic Hopscotch Team, now in its second year, completed a successful season, win- ning 6 out of 6 matches. The team struggled through three matches before recruiting Nina Hart and Trud student Sunniva Refsnes to fill the gap left by Dana Hellwig. Coaches Zachary Green and Louis Raymond Cheshire Salvator were credited with re- taining team unity, as they sent the whole team to the State Hopscotch Finals in Ravenna, Ohio on February 29, where reigning state champ Vivi Addison kept her title, and veteran member David iiHippity-Hopii Ross captured the men,s singles. Captain Carol Mintz commended the cheerleaders, led by ex-New Schoolie Lisa iiArf-Arft, Goldoftas, for providing half-time tand anytimei entertainment. The team looks forward to another successful season next year, hoping to appear on Academic Challenge. NE W SCHOOL 1 N TERSCHOLAS TIC HOPSCOTCH TEAM tN.S.H.l.TJ Row 1 U to 0: Vivi Addison, Carol Mintz, Kelly Rossbach. Row 2: Zachary Green tCoachi, Louis Raymond Cheshire Salvator tCoachi, Sunniva iiTrudii Refsnes, Jessica Stonier, Nina Hart. Not Pictured: tGLORIA MOCHEN- RIDGEL David itHippity-Hop Ross, and the famed Cheer- leading squad: Frederick tChris Leoi, Lisa iiArf-Arfii Goldoftas tHead Cheerleaderi, Mark Herzog, Karen Johnson, Chris tiKazooii Wolf. Underwater Rugby Team The Underwater Rugby Team found it hard to get started this year, as cutbacks in the athletic department budget proved to hinder their pro- gress. They were able to ar- range two matches, however, against Shaker and Warrens- ville. The rugby team won the home opener as they drowned the Raiders 3 to 2, an all-time record as Heights only suf- fered one fatality. Warrensville overwhelmed the Tigers, how- ever, with Heights losing 0 to 7141A. The team is re- cruiting players for next years squad, and hopes to F111 the empty positions with a few more champion breath- holders. 11S 116 MM w ., v . 'I',,'nbl.lI' l-ri . u . u: t... .2. . $5371.. Within! 9 . . , f TO PAY THE PRICE TO MAKE THEM COME TR UE. - LJ. Cardinal Suenens 117 118 ,- 119 ax. 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Wwwwwm, w V 'W47k97' fz:rv WW, y. .W ,;m,m, . :er wpm,m, W W W W 162 163 AMERICAN FIELD SER VICE CL UB: Row 1 U to 0: Malou Furnas, Derek Bantum, Shana Zuckerman. Row 2:Susan Fredman, Hedvig Astrom, Mario Serra. Row 3: Jens Lorenzen, Jon Tryggvason, Marcia Zimmerman, Hilary Wolpert, Tomislav Frtunic. Not pictured: Amy Cooper, Cindy Smith, Debbie Steinberg. ' 164 ,.a., :1: .llr! i ! .;vl' ' o - - . ., ., . . fA. v; 4' e.' - -.. .,H ,- ' 4....4i Cr v o, , , ' - .. . - . , .. E'XCHA NGE STUDENTS: Row IN. to d: Tomislav Frtunic of Yugoslavia, Jon Tryg- gvason of Iceland. Row 2: Hedvig Astrom of Sweden, Mario Serra of Argentina, Jens Lorenzen of Germany. Above: Debbie Steinberg and Amy Cooper. American Field Service tAFSt is an organization in which students from different backgrounds are given a chance to explore the cultures of other countries. This year Heights High had the good fortune to be host school to three for- eign students: Mario Serra of Argentina, Hedvig Astrom of Sweden, and Tomislav Frtunic of Yugoslavia. Students sent abroad from Heights were Debbie Steinberg in Thai- land, Amy Cooper in Kenya, and Cindy Smith in South Africa. In addition, Senior J enna Bergren returned from a year in New Zealand. Other foreign students studying at Heights under the International Christian Youth Exchange tICYEt program were J on Tryggvason of Iceland and J ens Lorenzen of Germany. w x .. C1,. .3121. . 1X35; . geoaflii ' .3537, 7591'le - V f JIIJ '4' 4 I D ', v rw :lyfrttit , 47 .413? ; -1'1;!:$;'1;, '- 1; hfv .I. .u .fk Unit A sponsored a highly successful Haunted House on October 28th and 29th, profiting a total of almost $1300.00, nearly twice the amount made by last yearts senior class. ttThanks to the hard work of 125 outstanding people, this yearts Haunted House surpassed anything we could have imagined. The atti- tude of everyone involved was exeellentf commented Co-Chairperson Sherry Ber- liner, speaking of the students involved, including other Co-Chairperson Jeremy Loeb. Among the frightening phenomenae encountered on the spine-tingling journey through the dark halls of Heights were a guillotine execution, torture by the rack, and strange prowling creatures of the night. 167' Hm HOMECOMIN . ': n ' u .. . Jzu - in , u. E, EEQQE?EEEE$; . . a . WW , t n .. E. Q .i - E, E h E... ; WWW. .,.,s,0 .1: LELVTXM. i v ,.. 3.. .1. . 1.. EEEE?EEEE a .IQWC I' .,A - . .g ..1 f .. Ei a E 5L. yam Homecoming Quccn Carrie Culhbcrl and King .locl Albcrs Row 2 U to 0: Bruce McBride. Tom Fitzpatrick, Gary Row 3: Jerry Chcstcr. Not pictured: Andrc Wills. KINGS COURT: Row 1: Joel Albcrs. Shickler. 168 QUEEN'S COURT: Row I U to 0: Janet K0. Bcth Klarrcich. Row .2: Tulula Barber. Currie Cuthbert, Sally Davis. Not pictured:Ancha Thomas. This years Homecoming Committee of Student Council, headed by Senior Donnie Tatar and Junior Lisa Cowin, worked vigor- ously to organize 1977hs impressive Homecoming on October 8th. Although the football team lost to Valley Forge 22-0, and the weather was dismal, the Homecoming parade was a great success. Groups participating in the parade included Auto Mechanics, Dental Assisting, Cheerleaders and Majorettes, The Heights Singers, Choir, Latin Club, Units A and C, AFS, and the Heights swim teams. Crowned King and Queen were Joel Albers and Carrie Cuthbert, who started out as a couple in Miss Mintzts first grade class at Boulevard. 169 170 Jim... m. x K V W: . k X . 4a K , f x Xyl x. J 7 '42,,410-me I 'g . ' ' ,. . K: K ' , K 1 I k ' :I ' Kit, ' ' I . I k ? ' 1 T H KlKlflhm I, I K A CHOIR: Row Hat pianol' Kristina Kuprcvicius. Row 2U to U: Yolanda Kilburn, Lisa Watson. Shelly Schlosscr. Barry Martin. Stcvc chinc, Tim Smith, Pctcr Giglioui. Robert Gruff. Rm rcich, Eminu Huang, Alisa Pcskin. Suc MuzurK Beth Litt. Amy Burin. Wendy Jo Hcrschmun. Row 3: Nancy Mosbrook. Jodie Zlotnik. Leila Morris, Sandy Pickering. Julic Tullcntirc. Betsy Podusku. xh w Wright, Paul Abramson. Brian Lully, Eric Smith. Dun Mazur. Mike Tucker. David Collins. Joanne Forbes. Jenna Bcrgrcn. Laurie Brcslcr. Lynn Tunaku. Linda Myers. Row 4:.lcunc11c Griffith. Cind'x ix n.41I1yY0ung. Amy Winklcman. Amy Miller, Chris Nicoll, Marilyn MycrsK Put Dccring. Joel Brcslcr. David Gamble. Jeff Lcsscr. Bill Alexander. Slcvc Zuckch Steve McMillan. Jerry Chester. Mary Annc H .-Imcicr, Carol Grassy. Bclh Sweeney. Pu 1y Young. Row 5: Karen Eichlcr, Michele Joseph. Cindy High. Sandy K;1nc..lucqui Lcc. Luurcn Angeli. Michelle Hcycr. Junct Crook. Noah Budin. Brian l'uhcy f; ' huly, Marc Frccdmun. Pclcr Brcckling Randy Stricklcr. Kcn McElroy. Buumul. quncru Brazil. David Clemens. Tammy Davis. Karl Hanson, David Kulas, Kevin LcFuvour. Cathy Hill. Raquel Zumir. Tumu Soblc. Barb Wicn, Caroline Lully, Hcdvig Astrom. M K :zurcd:chdy Andrcanna Dickerson. Ron Duqucttc. Buffy Eiscnbcrg. Julic Goldman, David Gottlicb. Laurel Grogcr, Joan Gross, John Gruttuduurzw wc Henderson. Scott Jackson. John Jenkins. Penny K2112. Ruth Koppel. Lynne Lculcnbcrg. Jennifer Mann. Peter Munring, Mary Kay Martin, Jim Muscngo, Roger Myers, Candace Nichols, Dirk Nyrcn. ?wu iTToolc, Julie Pctot, Korbi Phillips, Danhy Sands, Dan Sayre. Lora Schoenberg. Eric Silver. Kathy Spencer. Bclh Stolur. Meg Sweeney, Nancy Townsend, Valerie VuughnK Lou Weiss. Pam Zoslov. A. Edward Battaglia ll, Director CHOIR OFFICERS: U to U: Patty Young, Coordinator; Brian Fahey, President; Cathy Hill, Secretary; Robert Graff, lst Vice President; Mary Anne Bromelmcier, 2nd Vice President; Noah Budin, Student Director; Kevm Le- Favour, Chamber Choir Student Director; Chris Nicoll, Treasurer. fSFCRTS FERFETITIUN I 5 II UALIFICAUUNE 1' 1 SNILL BUR WE ARE NEEZEUMD AED Choir, the premier choral group at Heights High, is an academic course giving qualified students the opportunity to sing and learn some of the finest vo- cal literature, as well as providing a source of en- tertainment for the school and community. The Choir, in its 47th year, enjoyed a highly successful season while representing Heights High in perfor- mances throughout the locale. The 120-member group, directed by Mr. Edward Battaglia: per- formed at the Downtown Christmas lighting cere- mony hosted by Mayor Kucinich on November 23, 1977; participated in District competitions on March 10th and 11th; and topped off 1977-78 touring in Chicago on March 17th-24th. Choir performances in the Dina Rees Evans Center for the Performing Arts included Winter Rhapsody on December 16th and 17th and Gilbert and Sulli- van1s 11Gondoliers11 on March 3rd and 4th. V The Gonduliers e Since 1973, members of the Chamber Choir have performed one of eleven Gilbert and Sullivan operettas annual- ly. This year,s production of The Gon- doliers, performed on March 3rd and 4th, had a significant audience. Lead- ing roles were played by David Collins, Pat Deering, Ron Duquette, Jeanette Griffith, Mary Anne Bromelmeier, and Sue Henderson. $ g g Q Q f 3x 4? 172 The Choir Parent Organization sponsored the only 1977 Cleveland appearance of the Vienna Choir Boys on November 19th. r-The delightful concert by the world? renowned group was held in the Dina Rees Evans Center for the Performing Arts as part of Choirts fundraising efforts. 173 HEIGHTSSINGERS: Row I: U to 0 Laura Hustcrt. Robert Jacobs, Duvc Weiss. Slcvc Sugurmun, JcIT Mandel. Row 2: Alix Gottlobcr, Linda Burgoon. Michele While, chbic Polcn, Jcnm xm: Hirosh. chbic Rubcnslcin. SuxiWcidcnthul.Aleinrubcr.Bc1h Fornul. George Gregory. Fred Burton. Greg Moses. Robert Bchrcns. Mikc Nash. .1ch lmku. Paul Morris. Nutc Torn. Churlic Rap: rinc. Hurry Harris. Glenn Gould. Durlcnc Watson. Darcy chmunJuckic Abraham. Ayn Hccht. Suc lnncnburg. Laura Kurlund. Diunc Kugun, lllonu Schuchr. Lisa Zidc. Ivy Slollcr. Donm 'W Donovan. Polly Harris. Row 3: Laura Fnrd. Kelly Nickcrson. Sumnnc Drcxlcr. Riki Perelman. Margaret Rothchild. Dawn lislrin. Barb Clcuvclund. .luliunnc Castro. Marcy Abraham. Carmen 5 Cooper. Lori Ross. Shcilu Sumucls. Slcvc Baruch. Duvc Kcllcr, Gary Levy. Warren Wcrnick. Mike Fcrbcr. Dcrck Bunlum. Doug Horn, Scott Spencer .lcrry liiscn. Brad Schrumck. John Kmmlcyk .i. Evan Bullcr, Mark Okin. Duvc Collard. JclT Robins. Jon Rosenberg. Bcvcrly Moorc. chcc ChudukotT. Alma While. Bonita Long, Laura Curis, lrcnc Glussmun. Barbara Chcyfitl, Laura lush. I .;, ' Putty Ellick. Charla Burko. Kurcn Luchring. Sum Dicks. R0114:Nounxi Horowitz. Michelle lillis. l.glurcI Ilcrsh.BclsVlingun.Cind; Donlcy, Molly Smith. Murlcnc Smith. Diunu Shaw. Kath; Spin. In lcr. Lonnie Cohcm Michele Cydulku..lunc1 K0. Nancy Grand, Gina Giovanctli. Pctcr Bcnkcndorf. Pctcr Grcvutl. lirich Jackson. Mitch Allcnson. Tom Dclp. Bob Cohen. Gary Robuck. Duvc Hcimxw Paul Alessandro, Mark Bloss, Mlkc Perry. Bryan Hawkins. Dick Kotupish. Neil Collie. Mark Green. Brud Bruclzly. Dunicl Slushowcr. Jenny Pclronc. .'V1urshuBrugg l,indu P070. Sue Frcdmun. luurm' Donovan, Virginia Minor. Mary Miller. l,isu Wilhcr. Julic Frankel. Shari Robins. Karen Colton, Suc Sumbcrg. Lori Winogrud. Row 5:Suc Beck. l,isu Bragg, Sully Davis, Diunc .lulin. Kulic JUHL'H. ' . Bicntc. Robin Whitfield. Dwun Byers. Suc Birmingham, Churolctlc Fornal. Junc Wolfe. Megan Mann. Robin Corlcy, Suc Rich. Audrey Scrsig. Mary Kay O'Brien, Adam Schocnfcld. Doug Donlcx. Mum 6 Ken Dunklcbcrg. John Collard. Gcnc Simon. Ocic Thompsom Melvin Smith. Mike Olivcrio. Harold Thomas. Joc Mutusuk. DleC Iipplcr. Ron Frcircich. Mark Blackburn. Willie Alford. Scott Tyler. hum 5 Dusun Boucak. John Chcyfitz, Marc Pfenningcr. Tim Bloomquisl. Marty Eisenstein, Eloise Seals. Mary Sherwin, Kcrric Nccl. Heidi Sherwin, Pam Young. Putty Slcrnbcrg Bonnie Eiscn. Marla Goodmgm : chmun. Sue Robesom Jackie Kowulcyzk, Bo Tuslilz. Bridgett Wright. Justine Gates. GIRLO'S CL UB OFFICERS Row 1: U to 0 Patty Sternbcrg, DebbicRubenstein,Polly Harris. Row MENS CHOR US OFFICERS Row 1:010 0 Gary Robuck, Dave Kel- 2:Su21 ngdcnt.hal, Linda Burgoon. Row 3: Sally Davis, Robin Whitfield, Mary Donovan, Nancy ler, Jeff lmka. Row 2: Mike Nash, Jon Rosenberg, Dave Collard, Harold Grand, Gina Glovanetti, Darlene Watson, Diana Shaw. Thomas. Row 3: Dave Epplcr, Dan Stushowcr, Mike Olivcrio. 174 N SWITl-IDUT IN LYT t7: RY USINES R :A . L lauw Tu Succesn I Because of a spirited attitude, the Heights Singers, Girls3 Glee Club and Men3s Chorus, experienced a successful tenth anniversary year under the direction of William D. Thomas. The group performed two major concerts, the first on February 3rd and 4th, and the an- nual spring concert on May 12th and 13th. The Singers presented the musical tTHow to Succceed in Business Without Really Trying33 on November 3rd, 4th and 5th. Starring in leading roles were John Collard and Alexi Gruber. The funds raised from the musi- cal were used toward the groups week-long tour to Richmond, Vir- ginia during spring vacation. can..- w u0qaxgu$$ Mr. William D. Thomas and the MCNS Chorus in concert 17 Vt 3Xik'l n'm RCCHlHle IN Nl As a tradition, Marching Band performs at pep assemblies, Memorial Day parades in Cleveland Hts. or University Hts. and all home football games. For all 1977-78 Marching Band members, their social activities were as important as their performances. The Marching Band had parties after each home game performance and sponsored its annual hayride for all members of the instrumental music department, giving new members an opportunity to meet other student musicians at the beginning of the school year. This year, Director James Bane had one of his best sounding groups in years as well as capable student leaders such as Drum Major Anthony Shute and Sergeant Joe Miller. It was an exciting year. Highlighting the season was a rare performance at an away game, as the Marching Band visited Finnie Stadium at Baldwin-Wallace on October 14, 1977 for the Heights vs. Midpark game. The band members all had a great time on the trip and were proud to be among the first group in seven years to perform at an away game. n, ewuw; we! CONCERT BAND: Row 1 U to r1: Bonnie Groenstein, Esther Speigelman, Angela Jordan, Sandy Bykowski, Wendy Allen, Sheila Rowe, Jenny Petrone, Risa Dunn, Chris Harvilic, Amy Klein, Nicole Flewellyn. Row 2: David Klapholtz, Adrienne Packer, Hilary Witt, Gary Henry, Steve Paley, Tom Schaefer, Leigh Hoppel, Yolanda Kilburn, Robert Upson, Jim Pelz, Jeff Basch. Row 3:Stewart Brand, Willie Vickers, Dean Frazier, Chris Lee, Bill Bray, Robert Edwards, Peters Papouras, Ed Lemmers, John Cheshier, David Esrati, Joel Lowitt, Row 4: Russell Shoup, Tim Yanda, Josette Mularo, John Fleming, Sandy Hufieson, Julian Mann, Andrew Gettig, Leonard Gottlieb, Tom Miller, Peter Conces, Eric Edwards. Row 5: Jeff Shive, Rick Porrello, Heather Allore, Robin Cherry, Mike Hayslip, Roanilbert, Tim Clark. The Concert Band performed two fine concerts this year on February 16th and May 18th. The group had an especially active year, culminating in the District Band competition on March 11th. 11The finest Con- cert Band I1ve directed since coming to Heightsf stated Mr; Robert Bergantino, the Concert Band director. '$ 1w V am. Ir 'yh' , 42. W. .3, wigg $45335 I. plan, . V. 21$fiizif. Director James Bane u. -..mvr . The Symphonic Band, directed by Mr. J ames Bane, is the top band organization at Heights High. Comprised of sixty members, the 77- 78 Symphonic Band performed at various schools and community locations, in addition to six concerts in the Dina Rees Evans Center for the Performing Arts. The highlight of the year for the Symphonic Band was their high- ly successful tour to Chicago during spring break. Instrumental music department senior solo- ists in 77-78 were Julian Armour, Janet Coc- caro, J 0e Miller, Beverly Moore, Ada Pesch, and John Rynes. 182 The Heights Symphony Orchestra, with 70 members, presented four con- certs, playing some of the finest and most challenging orchestral music performed by the Orchestra in years. In addition, it participated in a joint effort with the Heights Singers in a major orchestra-choral work. The Orchestra added to its long tradition of excellence by once again re- ceiving a Superior rating at State Orchestra competitons. This is the only rating the Orchestra has ever received in over twenty appearances at this annual event. iiAn exceptional group of musicians? commented the Di- rector of this outstanding group, Mr. Robert Bergantino. 184 ,' q: g4hlll 7 x! y, ' ' WI! CADET BAND: Row 1 U to U:Wardell Hawkins, Jackie L Barbara Bray, Bob Malkin, Bert Rose, Dave Duncan. Row 4: Jack Adamson. The twelve students belonging to the 1977-78 Cadet Band, directed by James Bane, were taught fundamentals of music and tone production. They learned to play instruments and obtained valu- able training in preparation for participation in the other instru- mental music groups. Student tutors aided Mr. Bane by working with Cadet Band members on an individual basis. CADET BA ND TUTORS: Row 1 U to r7: Cecelia Smith, Sandra Bykowski. Row 2: Paul Cary, Michael Gold- weber, Ken Polcycff, Gary Schicklcr, Joe Miller. ewers, Monica Morton. Row 2: Tony Sibley, Rebecca Bcrcik, Karen Spetrino, Buzzy Gaz. Row 3: c'. l.,.'.'ll ' .i 'r' - ' 43' ' Ht I . Unit Claw Council Unit A Class Council, under the leadership of officers Susan Carver, Julie Goldman, Sally Vance and Betty Wolfe, had a busy year planning several fundraisers and social events. Among these events were a Court- yard Dance on September 30th, Haunted House on October 28th and 29th, a Senior Dinner on February 20th, Senior Crazy Day, Prom and the Senior Class Trip in June. hMembers of the Unit A Class Coun- cil were extremely dedicated? commented President Carver. UNIT A CLASS COUNCIL OFFICERS: U to rJ: Sally Vance, Secretary; Susan Carver, President; Julie Goldman, Vice-President; Betty Wolfe, Treasurer. UNIT A CLASS COUNCIL: Row I U to 0: Michelle Cydulka, Judy Chan, Kevin Clinkscale, Richard Cohen, Alana Clampitt. Row 2: Bridget Wright, Peter Miller, Judy Oppenheimer, Wanda Wilson, Jim Musehgo, Peter Tuttle. Row 3: Seth Joseph, Jeremy Loeb, Jeff Robins, Linda Myers, Carrie Cuthbert, Linda Heuman, R1Chard Douglass. Row 4: Richard Schenker, Sherry Berliner, Susan Carver, Nancy Hall, Sally Vance, Molly Smith, Alma White, James Salone. Not pictured: Bernard Bagley, Mark Bishko, Jeanera Brazil, Joel Bresler, Lori Dawson, Jacque Edmonds, Jesse Frankel, ' . Jon Goodman, Sherri Hallbank, Louisa Harris, Charles Heeder, Wendy Huang, Mike Levy, Dana Meister, Klm Mitchell, . Sunniva Refsnes, Steve Sloan, Kathleen Thompson, Paul Verderber, Jane Wolfe, Marty Wolk, Greg Zizos. 1 184 X? , Vi: mwgwu '7 I if! ' . '. ':.z.eu'.;it meah 1.5a:- '7 CADET BA ND: Row 1 U to r7: Wardell Hawkins, Jackie Lewers, Monica Morton. Row 2: Tony Sibley, Rebecca Bercik, Karen Spetrino. Buzzy Gaz. Row 3: Barbara Bray, Bob Malkin, Bert Rose, Dave Duncan. Row 4: Jack Adamson. The twelve students belonging to the 1977-78 Cadet Band, directed by James Bane, were taught fundamentals of music and tone production. They learned to play instruments and obtained valu- able training in preparation for participation in the other instru- mental music groups. Student tutors aided Mr. Bane by working with Cadet Band members on an individual basis. CADET BA ND TUTORS: Row 1 U to 0: Cecelia Smith, Sandra Bykowski. Row 2: Paul Cary, Michael Gol wcber, Ken Polcycff, Gary Schicklcr, Joe Miller. nit Clcw Council UNIT A CLASS COUNCIL OFFICERS: U to 0: Sally Vance, Secretary; Susan Carver, President; Julie Goldman, Vice-President; Betty Wolfe, Treasurer. Unit A Class Council, under the leadership of officers Susan Carver, Julie Goldman, Sally Vance and Betty Wolfe, had a busy year planning several fundraisers and social events. Among these events were a Court- t yard Dance on September 30th, Haunted e1 House on October 28th and 29th, a Senior N Dinner on February 20th, Senior Crazy Day, Prom and the Senior Class Trip in June. ttMembers of the Unit A Class Coun- cil were extremely dedicated? commented President Carver. UNITA CLASS COUNCIL: Row I U to U: Clampitt. Row 2: Bridget Wright, Seth Joseph, Jeremy Loeb, Jeff Robin Richard Schenker, Sherry Berliner, Susan Carver, Nancy d Bagley, Mark Bishko, Jeanera Brazil, Joel Bresler, Lori Dawson, Jacque Edmonds, Jesse Frankel, Hallbank, Louisa Harris, Charles Heeder, Wendy Huang, Mike Levy, Dana Meister, Kim Mitchell, an, Kathleen Thompson, Paul Verderber, Jane Wolfe, Marty Wolk, Greg Zizos. 185 Peter M iller, J udy Not pictured: Bernar Jon Goodman, Sherri Sunniva Refsncs, Steve Slo i, .. i t i Michelle Cydulka, Judy Chan, Kevin Clinkscale, Richard Cohen, Alana Oppenheimer, Wanda Wilson, Jim Musengo, Peter Tuttle. Row 3: 5, Linda Myers, Carrie Cuthbert, Linda Heuman, Richard Douglass. Row 4: Hall, Sally Vance, Molly Smith, Alma White, James Salone. Unit 186 v- - w$ u-uumwet ud-Luw UNIT B CLASS COUNCIL; Row 1 U to rfTanya Sly, David Lloyd, Laura Jastrzembski, Michael Shane, Leonard li mttlieb, Tony Wat- son. Row 2: Beth Loeb, Amy Soppel, Pam Sawyer, Gorye Chin, Craig Baskin, Heidi Cohen, Matt Gibberman. Run .3: Michelle James, Katie Jones, Bob Oscar, Craig Nankervis, Keva Eleam, Rich Sherwin. Row 4:Silas Buchanan, Peter Breckling. Denna Jenkins. Row 5: Donna Byrne, Cheryl Davis, Marci Klein, Debbie Polen, Amy Freedheim, Randy Kahn, Leslie Simon, Sandy kugelman, Joel Baer, Trolius Manhattan. Unit B Class Councilhs main objective in 1977-78 was to organize the sopho- mores7 legislative body for their next two years at Heights. The officers per- sonally contacted homeroom representa- tives, thus assuring full participation in Unit B activities. The Social, Ways and Means, Spirit, Publicity, and Wel- fare Committees helped to produce a fine year for Unit B students. Perhaps predicting such success to continue in the future, they chose as their class motto, uClass of Eighty, Class of Excellence? UNIT B CLASS COUNCIL OFFICERS: Row 1 U to r7: Amy Freedheim, Vice President; Laura Jastrzembski, President. Row 2: Kym Coleman, Treas- urer; Emina Huang, Secretary. . 1:51:0' 'I'I'I'U' 091'- 00030000609 . UNIT B CLASS COUNCIL: Row 1 U to r7: Lynne Lcutcnbcrg, Becca Shaw, Alice Rushforth, Lisa Jacobs. Row 2: Shana Zuckerman, Anita Hirsch, Alison Cohen, Marcy Abraham, Pat Thomas. Row 3:Steven Young tadvisori, Jeanne Bar- key, Steve Sugarman, Mike Wright, Marc Perkovic, Teri Reynolds. Not pictured:Alice Adams, Wendy Allen, Michelle Bailey, Brunei; Beale, John Collard. Suzanne McKay, Randi Powers, Sharon Roth, Jennifer Seavcr. Faith Triggs, Mike Tucker, avc 0188. The 1977-78 Unit C Class Council had a very productive year. Their success started early when their float took first place in the Home- coming parade. The councilis aims were to unify the junior class and to raise funds in. preparation for their senior year. To help ac- complish both goals, one of their fundraisers was the sale of buttons displaying their class motto, iiThe Sun Will Shine on 79? It was a success in both making money and consolidat- ing the class. UNiT C CLASS COUNCIL OFFICERS: U toirl' Mike Wright, Secretary; Lisa Jacobs, Vice Presndcnt; Jeanne Barkcy, President; Lynne Lcutcnbcrg, Treasurer. 11 w; ., ' h l STUDENT COUNCIL: Row 1 U to 0: Aya Hecht, Nina Klein, Kathy Kazdin, Rochelle Lopiccolo, Cynthia Schlachter, Emina Huang, Am Burin, Debbie Steinberg, Pat Hill, Julie Goldman, Alisa Peskin. Row 2:Ann Archibald, Debby Polen, Narkita McKinley, Kim Rogers, Joyce Ballard, Laum Bresler, Robin Birrer, Lisa Cowin, Judy Chan, Eric Eli, Jennifer Rolle, Carolyn Daniels. Row 3: Mike Tucker, Lauren Taaffe, Andy Goode, Cindy Jacobwn, Jo Jo Cook, Leslie Simon, Nicole Christensen, Kevin Clinkscale, Illona Schaffer, Steve Levine, Bob Rosenbaum, Judy Oppenheimer, Patsy Reilly, Beth Fornal, Jeff Bonebrake, Dave Anderson. Row 4: Mark Bishko, Lisa Jacobs, Jackie Turner, Lynn Holden, Joy Jordan, Beverly Moore, Beth Findley, Laura Ford, Karen Kushleika, Karen Bailey, Robin Sacharow, Tony Provenzale, Steve Fleming, Craig Baskin, Susan Carver, Chuck Helden, Jordana Tatart .icanne Barkey. Row 5: Dan Sands, Cheryl Rose, Brenda Drake, Jim Musengo, John Gruttadaurio, Betsy Poduska, lvana Rozek, Lisa Koster, Marla Goodman, Valerie Gradford, Bob Jacobs, Jenny Mendes, AJ. Zolten, Waldo Diaz, Bill Green, Nicki Hare, Bob Luck. Not pictured: Linda Baggau, Frances Beale. Joel Breslcr, Caryn Brooks, Louis Brown, Donna Byrne, Bonnie Coleman, Darryl Coleman, Lisa Goldoftas, Mark Green, Mark Herman, Hclcn Horhnt Greg Hubbcll, David Kalas, Chris Kerrigan, David Lloyd, Mary Anne Lyman, Judy Meirson, Gloria Mochenridge, David Nauman, Gene Pcttay, Sunniva Refsnes, Clif Steinberg, Aileen Thompson, Betty Wolfe. Student Councills most important accomplish- - ment was the wide assortment of exciting . activities that it provided for Heights students. Student Council successfully ran annual events such as Homecoming Weekend and Interses- sion. It also sponsored a Flower Service on Valentinels Day, a Film Festival on three consecutive weekends in February, a Square Dance and a Courtyard Dance, all relatively uncommon happenings at Heights. In a special Student Talent - Coffee Night, Heights stu- dents got their chance to display their talents before the public. 188 Iv ' 'I a e 1' -, .v a Mg-n.4t--4-x - - Student Council members play the spoon game. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Row 1: Debbie Steinberg, Secretary. Row 2 U to 0: Beverly Moore, Vice President; LisaGoldoftas, Treasurer; Meg Sweeney, President. In an attempt to increase student interest and participation, Student Council concentrated efforts on reaching the student body through more publicity and personal contact by represen- tatives. Their efforts were rewarded by many volunteers who helped plan activities, and by the favorable turnouts at special events that resulted. Student Council will sorely miss the aid of Dr. Rosalind Rehor, who resigned as faculty advisor early in the year, but hopes that the new advisor, Mrs. Mary Gardner, will provide the assistance necessary for a successful future. 18l Editor-in-Chief Lisa Go'ldoftas loves deadlines. .,.W :4 , V1, , V j iw' Q1306 5w 1 9' V 1.x - CALDRON STAFF: Row IN to 0: Tom Kelly, Nancy Hall, KELORIA MOCHENRIDGB. Row 2: Jacque Edmonds, Sally Vance, Tammy Cohen, Debbie Steinberg, Sherry Berliner, Miriam Klein, Sue Cook. Row 3: Nina Hart, Lynn Tanaka, Carol Mintz, Sunniva Refsncs, Lisa Goloftas, Suzi Wcidenthal, Alisa Peskin, Dawn Estrin, Barry Reis, Linda Jakob, Pam Heggie, Steve Koster. Not pictured: Dusan Boucek, Joel Bresler, Amy Cooper, Louisa Harris, Seth Joseph, Mikey Kingcry, Kare'n Kushlcika, Jeremy Locb, Bob Rombach, 190 Louis Raymond Cheshire Salvator, Joe Sztul. la y . Jyshirc Saivator p Ml cy Kin'gery wonder what do without the Caldron staf ii JJ 3 1 a a u m JOSTENS renew teased: Worry Memo to: 1977-78 Caldron Staff From: Lisa and Sunniva You have a hard job in front of you. The I977-78 Caldron Will be the largest and best book Heights has ever had. 304 pages, the biggest ad section, a 4- colour cover, copy and layout standards and an ex- panded use ofartwork. We know you hve never done a yearbook before, but don t worry - you ill get into it. Youire a large staff working in a small room, and tempers may get short around deadline time -- but the finished book is worth the hassle. That doesrft mean you wont learn something along the way. With the training you ,11 get, you 71 have an eye for good journalism. Be as accurate as you can, and do your best to make this an interesting book. People are pay- ing $8.50 for it. Memo to: Lisa and Sunniva From: 1977-78 Caldron Staff Buzzard Puke! . . . Croppers are lethal weapons . . . I hate deadlines . . . 1 always take my trips on deadlines . . . Does ANYBODY know who this is? . . . Whereis Tom? . . . This is definitely the last day of the sale 0 thinki . . . How do you use a rule-a-head? . . . Whatis FORMATT? . . . Do you number the spread or the page? . . . Where are my copy standards? Tom?!?!? . . . cosmic! . . . See-Food tEchD . . . T.B. ...Itis TIMES ROMAN not X ROMAN . . . Any- body got a car? We need film . . . Lets go to State College, Pennsylvania -- we need a vacation . . . This yearbook has ruined my life! . . . SUNNUVUH- BICH! . . . We are the champions . . . urp . . . Room 202 . . . Where's Lou? . . . Peanut Butter . . . John! Sally! . . . tGLORIA MOCHENRIDGE WAS HEREi . . . Whatis our theme again? Oh yeah, car- go hhbeep-beephi . . . I donit have my copy questions because I was working on them until late last night and I started a fire in the fireplace because our heat went off because of all the snow and the house burned and the copy questions were too sooty to bring in . . . Is this the REAL deadline or can we get it extended? ...S.F . . . Holler New York . . . Whereis Mikey? . .. Finish the yearbook? We canit take it anymore! Memo to: 1977-78 Caldron Staff 3 Thanks 1 . - Lisa and Sunniva u ' . .ro'. n?gl. ' 2' - . 2' , u - x . . - ' , v . s . - . k I .0 o x. . ' J ' .5! ' W. 'AL'W ' . h .-u.,'.n ' . J,MW?$!- 5' f! c; ' w 33:119.. 3'31 ' I o 'u 3' ' ' -' .v'e'. v i. a .V'CZJ '- '3 . . ,N H. - 0., . M. e 'c w 2 J. L ,I ' '1'. h ' 713,3: ggwkf 2'93 V 3 e 1;.WFV.n.e be ' a .- .-. Q 3 .5 . 4' K. .J I I k' v e . '5 .e .a 1g :- 3 h s . - . .uu. 3; ;.... ragga: . e vfeBegdawg ;x. e x X . .' Wk $3? - .. '. .'1 4:. - x l: '-.'a : '. n',.- .-,' . -. u . ,-l' i ..L e3 hh . z .t, .:, . .v . . - 'x'K' hxh h f;4 a N.Hej'l ?Kmk .--K';O:33 0 ;;'l K , ' a f ' . , r -T;$tft:1x?r44umna . The Phoenix staff, led by two-year Editor-in- Chief Sunniva Refsnes, met monthly to dis- cuss student contributions and make deci- sions on the contents of Heights High's cre- ative writing and arts magazine. Now in its fourth year, the Phoenix has gone through many changes and improvements, including an increase in pages, better layouts using graphic arts aids, more artwork, and distri- bution to area libraries and bookstores. Dr. Rosalind Rehor served as faculty advisor, while Carolyn Davis handled business and sales. PHOENIX: Row 10 to 0: Bob Rombach, Sunniva Refsnes, Lisa Goldoftas, Donald Duck. Row 2: Ellen Ehrlich, Diana Simmons, Suzy Engelberg, Mark Bishko, Jim Fleming, Steve Fleming. Not Pic- tured: Brian Azzarello, Sherry Berliner, Judy Chan, John Charpenticr, Carolyn Davis, Keva Eleam, Nancy Lev, Peter Miller, hGLORlA MOCHEN- RIDGEL Donna Mumaw, Adri- enne Packer, lllona Schaffer, Cyn- thia Schlachter. Nwm... .. .h 192 ' i' a o 5-! 0 ea ; , I ' , nmg--m-n;mt.izve.43, A BLACK AND GOLD: Row 1 U to prarbara Mooney, Jeff Robins, Scott Regan, Anthony Shute, Barry Reis, Mike Kurtz. Row 2:Steve Feinberg, Harriet Jefferson, Martin Wolk, Phil Graubart, Steve Goodman, Joe Mar- tin, Martha Williams. Not pictured: Mary Adams, Alex DeBarr, Elaine Grossman, blutt, Debbie Steinberg, Alissa Tew, Pam Zoslov. i eJI'A'I 4m Alan Harris, Russ Korn- V 4.: , i 7 I've; . .4 S . ,7 :. , 2 1 mm '1 m mu '8 7:13 M u, Tv- ' i W I , In 1977-78, the Black and Gold over- came a slow start and numerous other obstacles to reestablish its reputation as a quality publication. Editor Marty Wolk and a capable staff worked with Advisor Jacqueline Tappenden to a- chieve a level of consistency absent in recent years of the Black and Gold. While reporting the schooPs news and increasing the number of publications over the previous year, the staff provid- ed Heights with a newspaper highly competitive with other high school journals. 1! -V Ni l-RSI'SSIIN This year, Intersession took place on February 17th. The culmination of al- most a yearts worth of planning, the Student Council-sponsored event featured classes and workshops not usually offered under the prescribed curriculum. Michael Spiro, a DJ. from M105; Edward Feighan, Cleveland mayoral candidate; and the cast of Vanities were among the mul- titude of speakers and presentations of- fered. The Intersession Committee was headed by Carolyn Davis and Karen Kushleika. As Heights is one of the few area schools to sponsor an Inter- session Day, it is hoped that it will be continued in the future. 194 - -,- .... , 19E 196 The Heights High Drama Club experienced an- other successful year under the direction of advisor Frank Walter. The organization performed three plays: Flowers for Algernon in October, featuring John Boswell and Lauren Brooks; One Flew Over the Cuckooie Nest, in December, co-produced with New School, with Barrie Shulman and Steve Ross; and The Hairy Apein April. All these productions were extremely successful, and gave Drama Club members first-hand experience in acting, stage presence, and mime, demonstrating the continuing creativity of the club. HEIGHTS DRA MA CL UB: Row 1 Farwell. ROW2:John Boswell, Lisa Baer, Deanna Silverman, Kate Culver, Cathy Lesser, Alissa Tevs visor Frank Walter. Row 4:Jeff Lesser, Eddie Mudridge, Nina Klein. Not Pictured: Lauren Breoks Brugerm'an, Noah Budin, Linda Burgoon, Joe Hunter, Steve Ross, Barrie Shulman, Bo Tashtz. U to 0: Monica Galloway, Cari Easton, Wendy Becker, Eliza .A M y fkw i Q ',$ .. .. Q .r N. Hwawhvw Www.vmm nmmw -.m... mmmw AA. Boswell, Lisa Bacr, Elizabeth Farwcll, Cathy Lesser. Row ' HEIGHTS PLA YERSzRow lUto rl'John chin. Not pictured: Noah Budin, Linda Burgoon. 113:3 2: Advisor Frank Walter, Kate Culver, Nina L, Bob 197 The Heights High Drama Club experienced an- other successful year under the direction ofadvisor Frank Walter. The organization performed three plays: Flowers for Algernon in October, featuring John Boswell and Lauren Brooks; One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Next, in December, co-produced with New School, with Barrie Shulman and Steve Ross; and Thc Hairy Apc in April. All these productions were extremely successful, and gave Drama Club members first-hamd experience in acting, stage presence. and mime, demonstrating the continuing creativity of the club. 196 HEIGHTS DRAMA CL UB: Row 1 U to 0: Monica Galloway, Cari Easton, Wendy Becker, Elizabeth Farwcll. Row 2:J0hn Boswell, Lisa B visor Frank Walter. Brugcrm'an, Noah aer, Deanna Silverman, Kate Culver, Cathy Lesser, Alissa Tew, Ad- Row 4:chf Lesser, Eddie Mudridge, Nina Klein. Not Pictured: Lauren Brooks, Bob Budin, Linda Burgoon, Joe Hunter, Steve Ross, Barrie Shulman, Bo Taslitz. A. uva-qanxnwuu wise... v r ohn Boswell, Lisa Bacr, Elizabeth Farwcll, Cathy Lcsscr. Row Klein. Not pictured: Noah Budin, Linda Burgoon. HEIGHTS PLA YERS: Row IN to rid 2: Advisor Frank Walter, Katc Culver, Nina Debate Club The purpose of the Heights High Debate Club, under Advisor Ashley Beitel, was to teach members the theory of debating and the art of public speaking. The thirteen-member collec- tion of future lawyers and politicians was led by three-year varsity debaters Stan Berkman, Mark Green and Sunniva Refsnes. DEBA TE CLUB: Row 1 U to 0: Bob Oscar, Hilary Wol- pert. Row 2: Mark Leventhal, Debbie Cooper, Danny Sands, Dan Meirson, Phil Graubart, Steve Goodman, Stan Berkman, Mark Green, Sunniva Refsnes, Advisor Ashley Beitel, Jeanera Brazil. Row 3: Jesse Frankel. The Finger The Finger, Heights Hights alternative newspaper, continued in its second year of existence to provide the school with a fresh approach to reporting the news. Dr. Bill Rosen- feld served as advisor to the staff of talented journalists from all grade levels. THE FINGER: Row 1 U to rl' Rob Stein-Editort Sherry Bcrliner-Editor, Kim Shapiro-Editor, Stun Bcrkman-Edi- tor, Amy Coopcr-Editor, Jacqueline Lovclacc-Editor. Row 2: Phil Graubart-Editor, Barry Rcis-Editort Julie Goldman-lidilor. Row 3: Sunniva Rcfsncs - liditor. Not pictured: Jesse FrankcI-Editor, Tanya Furman- Editor, Mark Grccn-Editor, Alan Harris-Editor, Gloria Mochenridgc-Editor. ' $mmMHmn-iwm mm i ? m tunm-gxgh'fg hm ?,x?hgw$$w ?'h'mw ,- lass, Chris Wuychoff, Paul 'Rautcnbcrg. Row 4: Paul DobclstcinQRick Porrcllo. Not picture ; HEIGHTS JAZZ BA ND: Row IN to r7: Rich Weissbrod, Jim Pelz, Walter Green, Gary Schickler, w .91.. z s . m u... .7 ..........x... 7. Ken Poleyeff, Bob Rosenbaum. Row 2:Tom Pickett, Steve Fleming, Joe Miller, Tom Brown, Ted Canning, John Olson, Peter Nelson, Ada Pesch. Row 3: Rich Doug- d: Joe Hunter, Cecilia Smith. The J azz Ensemble, under the direction of J ames Bane, is one of two performing jazz groups at Heights. This year it con- sisted of twenty two musicians who achieved a high standard of musical excellence. Their performances in 77-78 in- cluded a Severance Mall con- cert, concerts at Monticello, Roxboro and Wiley Junior High Schools, the annual jazz nights, and a tour over spring break with the Symphonic Band to Chicago. 199 The sixty-member Heights Gospel Choir, directed by Wil- liam Tarter, had an exciting year performing two concerts, the first on December 2nd and the second in the spring. The Gospel Choir also performed in churches and schools around the city. GOSPEL CHOIR: Row HI to r1? Bobby Nichols, Vicki Jackson, Gerri Henderson. Denise Cook, Rosclyn Holden. chbic Long. Bragg, Janet Smith, Lillian Thompson, Debbie Clay, Karen Jackson, Beverly Moore, Sandra Alexander. Row 2: Lois Pepe, Du wards, Marcy Nicholson, Carol Williams, Rhonda Rccsc, Carmen Jones, Wardscy Gates, Robert Husscl, Antonio McK1nlcy.T 521 Barnes, Judy Winfrey, Marsha Bragg, Janine Sands, Margctta Hill. Row 3:Curtis Bradford. Mark Hill, Andre Wills, Mi Charis, Marcellus Scott, Darryl Coleman. Row 4: Mercedes Canlcy, Sharon Gamble, Vivian Lucky, Marchcllc St. Clair, Di! William Tartcr. Not pictured: Angie Carrington, Fclicc Fikc, Justine Gates. Naomi Gates, Millicent Jones, Judy Lcc, Bonita Kevyn Smith, Angela White, Ronald Wilson. .. wwww.mnsmmgmgww....,v.. A , SV'X . . f'koix: ' a Musical Comedy The Heights High Musical Comedy Club, spon- sored by Mrs. Cathleen McBride, gives students with all kinds of talent the opportunity to perform in varied types of productions as an alternative to the other Heights music groups. The April 29th production, The Truth About Cinderella, was their first performance involving material which they had not written themselves. Officers of the group were Bo Taslitz, Alix Gottlober, Alissa Tew, and Candith Smith. MUSICAL COMEDY CLUB: Row IU to 0: Marsha Tal- bert, Lcita Morris, Bob Jacobs. Row 2: Frank Wolff, Alissa Tew, Candith Smith, Bo Taslitz. Not pictured: Paul Abram- son, Noah Budin, Monica Galloway, Alix Gottlober, Paul Vcrdcrbcr. A.P.E. Club The bimonthly meetings of the Art Portfolio En- thusiasts tA.P.EJ Club generated interest in art and various extracurricular art activities. Guest artists, field trips, and seminars were the means used by Advisor J udith Blackburn for art promo- tion. In addition to these activities, the Heights Art Show and Art Sale displayed the fine work of the clubs members. ART POR TFOLIO ENTHUSIASTS 7A.P.EJ CL UB: Row IN to r7: Legendra Abrams, Eric Yeager. Row 2: Penny Katz, Peter Breckling. Row 3: Stacey Guinn, Marcia Zim- merman, Terry Salvo. Cindy Ledinsky, Dawn Levin, Advisor Judith Blackburn. I.O.E.C. The purpose of the Intensive Office Education Club tI.O.E.CJ, sponsored by Mr. Richard Wirth, is to promote an interest in secretarial work as a career. I.O.E.C. activities in 1977-78 included career-oriented field trips and club breakfasts. Lisa ii Ed- .. ' .hch- i ' ' b A :3 ichacl 32.13333377- rzwak 7, i 4 1k ' ,w ,, '0 . K A. . f , 11-7er 5, .eth FCClOl' ' f: e . -. . V a Long. ', : 7 7355' t J ' . a ' . m INTENSIVE OFFICE EDUCTION CLUB: Row 171mm.- . ' ,. , i' Tonya Cozart, Raan Jolly, Vickie Knight, Kim Cleveland, ' Karen Walker, Debbie Curtis, Gloria Walker. D.E.C.A. The 1977-78 Heights High chapter of the Dis- tributive Education Clubs of America tD.E.C.Ay worked to bring about vocational understanding, civic consciousness and social intelligence in all of its members. Led by Mr. Sam Guarino, this club conducted the Heights High Red Cross Blood Bank and held an em- ployer-employee banquet at the end of the year. D.E.C.A.: Row IN to r7: Debbie Saylor, Ron Bachman, Sue Sukis, Mark Kazmirsky. Row 2: Diane Mohler, Antonio Cubas, Mike Lau, Darlene Harris, Kim Mitchell, Bob Dei- trick, Debra Talley, Liz Beveridge, Dorothy White, Nar- keita McKinley, Billie Dowlen, Advisor Mr. Sam Guarino. V.I.C.A. Through participation in educational, vocation- al, civic and social activities, the Heights High chapter of Vocational Industrial Clubs of Ame- rica tV.I.C.AJ, led by MisstJenny Ferlito, unit- ed students interested in trade and industrial education, while promoting the importance of vocational education. Activities of V.I.C.A. in 1977-78 included field trips, club breakfasts, and the sponsoring of their annual canned food drive for the needy in November. V.I.C.A.: Row 1U to r7: Darrick Wills, Judy Lawson, Dar- ryl Coleman, Alice McKenney. Row 2: Neil Boyle, Mary Coble, Jackie Kowalczyk, Kim Klamer, Missy Lavine, Mi- chelle Billings, Lillian Herron. N0tpictured:Advisor Jenny Ferlito, Francine Franks, Lisa Koster, Marguerita Millar, Judy Oppenheimer, Jayne White, Andre Wills. C.O.E.C. The Cooperative Office Education Club tC.O.E.CJ, advised by Mr. Edward Wagner, provided participants in the C.O.E. Program with various social and educational activities to supplement their classroom sessions and jobs. This year, C.O.E.C. members sponsored an Ap- preciation Banquet for employers of students, participated in a regional C.O.E. convention, and workedon many service projects, such as a visit to a local childrenis hospital. C.O.E.C.: Row IN to r7: Pam Keene, Andrea Foster, Melis- sa Coleman, Sandy Moeller, Jodi Peskind, Eileen OTBrien. Row 2: Winnie Tell, Loretta Walton, Cheryl Redd, Mi- chelle Ogletree, Candi Rice, Lorna Platt. Row 3: Mary 3 Wooden, Ron Jones, Sharon Everett, Bev Weir, Advisor 2 Mr. Edward Wagner. - mT w5ugw00s -Rtx - ,. t i. f T c'..', INkna. A.V.-T.V. Crew Under the direction of Advisor Mr. Steve Titchen- al, the Heights A.V.-T.V. Crew continued to serve the school by promoting media productions. By constructing a T.V. studio, producing a T.V. News show and running the closed-circuit four-channel T.V. system, the media-maniacs provided the school with top-rate material. A. V.-T. V. CREW: Row 1 U to r7: Gary Gordon, Peter Miller, Dcrck Brown. Row 2: Captain Larry Yoder, Ron Wenig, George Pcmbcrton, Leonard Gottlieb, Captain Ron Malone. Row 3: Joel Williams, Jeff Zuckerman, Frank Wolff, Paul Manes. Not pictured: Robert Bcrman, Paul Domholdt, Alan Harris, Randy Lindcr, Jackie Moton, Larry Pomcrance, Scott Regan, Tim Sell, Mark Tamillo, Advisor Steve Titchenal, Xavier Triplett. Stage Crew The Heights High Stage Crew, headed by Mr. Walter Bujak, is a volunteer group responsible for the essential tasks associated with school stage pro- ductions. The twelve members of the 1977-78 Stage Crew devoted long hours of work to assure the success of the many stage performances held in the performing arts center. STAGE CREW: Row 1 U to r7: Pat Cohen. Sharon Kremcr Greg Stevenson, Sue Weizcr. Row 2: Sheila Sibley, StevI Frcitchcn. Row 3:Jim Koppcnhavcr, Marty Conti, PaultCary Dave Starling. Lcc Karr, Dave Polar. O.I.F.C. The Old Indians Fan Club was formed when third period physics students learned that their teachei mm? armm , 2? wamwra-mws Vs was rnore knowledgeable in baseball nostalgia thar e t .. a , ' t W' i W ' .,, . e ' r - 1n selence. Under the leadership of grand poobahs , -a , int W a d . a a ,7 . Marty Wolk and Dan Meirson, the clubis first pro 3;.- - :77 7'7 . t . -- a . , V ject was establishing an Old Indians Hall of Fame 0;. H152; ght , a :' A V , .. W .7, e . ' With the assistance of Advisor and sometimes- 3! eXx - t .7 . i ' e . w . physics-teacher iiLankyii Lee DiGeronimo, they i .,?x ' - 7 ' . ' '1 compiled a list of 200 Indians who have come ant gone since 1968. Club meetings were spent discuss ing such interesting topics as the force vector involved in Duane Kuiperis home runs and the ef fect of the moonis gravitational pull on Sam MC Dowellis temper tantrums. M: eh. : 7'7 V , t ,7 .i t . w mxue ,, 0.I.F.C.: Row IN to r7: Vern Fuller, Gaylord Perry, Jack B hamcr. Row 2:Ge0rge Hendricks, Lou Camilli, Denny Ridd bcrgcr. Gomer Hodge, Ray Fosse, Mudcat Grant, Duke Sit Chris Chambliss, Bob Feller, Ed Farmer. Row 3: Craig N tles, Rusty Torres, Angel Hermoso, Max Alvis, Chico Salm Roy Foster, Sam McDowell, Lou Klimchock. Not pictur Dick Bosman. x n i e: ::::: l German Club A bake sale, picnics, athletic contests against other clubs, and Christmas caroling were a- mong the many activities in which the Heights 1 High German Club participated this year, in their efforts to unify all those students with an interest in the German language. Mr. Paul Lundgren sponsored the fifteen member group l in its second year. President of the club was Paul Rautenberg. GERMAN CLUB:ROW1 U to rXTony Salm, John Finley, Frank Borchert, Paul Rautenberg, Keith Frey, Walter Green, Paul Domholdt, Susan Mikota, Paul Cary, Bob Rosenbaum, Tom Miller, Jim Craig, Advisor Paul Lund- gren, Duncan Badertscher. Not pictured: David Burke, Hans Katzenjammer, Emil Tischbein. Latin Club The aim of the Latin Club, supervised by Miss J acqueline Tappenden, was to add to classroom experiences of Latin students through cultural and social activities. This year, thirty scholars headed by President J ohn Gruttadaurio partici- pated in an Intersession project, club picnics, in- terorganizational athletic contests, and the building of a Homecoming float which received third award in the Homecoming Parade compe- tition. MMJ-l 3-15. In LA TIN CL UB: Row 10 to r7: Lynne Leutenberg, Joanne Forbes, Betsy Poduska, Meg Sweeney. Row 2: Beth Sween- . l a . t m ey, Julie Sweeney, Sheila Sibley, Beth Finley. Row 3: , l Randy Strickler, Cathy Hill, Howard Hopper, John Grutta- daurio, Barry Reis. Not pictured: Bob Bergantino, David . Collins, David Kalas. f Shalom Club The Heights High Shalom Club, advised by Mrs. Rita Shtull, is a group uniting all students W interested in learning more about the Hebrew- ; ' a Israeli culture. In 1977-78, the ten member 7 group, headed by Adrienne Packer and Andrea Silver, participated in the Recognition Week Food Fair in February, and frequently invited speakers to talk about their experiences in Is- rael. SHALOM CLUB: Row 1 U to r7: Alan Wolff, Mrs. Lea- trice Rabinsky, Mrs. Rita Shtull, Andrea Silver, Michelle Cydulka, Harvey Horwitz. Notpictured:Judy Oppenheim- er, Adrienne Packer, Harriet Piccus. aadeww-w-x$ -- - .- v-www t: W....g ff South Smarter I Q . V ? Qh I x I ' i 3g 36 AA. K3 ' bl x L3 Spanish Club The New Spanish Club was formed primarily as a social organization. It held a very successful candy sale for a winter fundraiser to help finance a club dinner. Under the sponsorship of Spanish teacher Mrs. Beverly Simmons, the club elected officers to preside at meetings. Most club members were fourth-year students, a few of whom were fortu- nate enough to participate in a trip to Spain during spring break sponsored by the American Institute of Foreign Study. SPA NISH CL UB: Row 1 U to r7: Lisa Julin, Secretary; Beth Hungerford, Molly Smith, Linda Jakob, President. Row 2:Ada Pesch, Tanya Furman, Laurel Groger, Teri Reynolds, Advisor Mrs. Beverly Simmons. Row 3: Phil Foster, Vice President; Steve Goodman, Stan Berkman, Treasurer; Mark Green. Not pictured: Frances Beale, Caryn Brooks, Waldo Diaz, Jacque- line Lovelace, Paul Stein, Clif Steinberg. Niki Hoki Under the supervision of Mrs. Marlyce Yoder, Niki Hoki completed its tenth year as a girls ser- vice club. Activities for 1977-78 included Christ- mas and St. Valentines Day projects for area Day Care Centers. NIKI HOKI: Row 1 U to 1'3: Nancy Hall, Anita Hirsch, Sally Vance, Beth Hungerford, Rosa Santiago. Row 2: Robin Whit- field, Susan Carver, Treasurer; Bernie Kerrigan, Laura Ellis, Vice President; Megan Mann, Secretary; Carol Gifford, Sarah Dickie. Row 3: Linda Metzel, Kathy Fort. Not pictured: Lori Winograd, President. PETE Club This yeafs edition of the PETE tPartying Every Tuesday Evenings Club enjoyed an eventful year of trick-or-treating for needy children, Christmas caroling, and general partying for their own enjoy- ment. Concentrating on recruiting and new mem- bers, the clubs biggest activity was its Outer Space Project initiated by President Pete Moses. PETE CL UB: Row 1 U to r7: Pete Jouriles, Pete Bromclmeicr, Pete Oscar, Pete Culver, Pete Groezinger. Row 2: Pete Lee, Pete Diebold, Pete Goodman, Pete Castro. Row 3: Pete Petot, Pete Klarreich, Pete Smith. Not pictured: Pete Moses, President; Pete R. Rabbit. THURSDA YSKI CL UB: Row IN to 0: Lisa Bacr, Nina Klein. Row 2: Alison C0- hen, Annette Duplinsky, Robin Schindler. Row 3: Marcie Klein, Cheryl Davis, Amy Soppel, Carol Suva, Donna Cameron. Row 4: Kathy chcncy, Margie Simpson, Anne Weir, Tricia Mooney. Row 5: Donna Byrnc, Nancy Bargar. Row 6: Marcia Zimmerman, Karen Peele, Lisa Jacobs, Stephanie Cuthbert. Row 7: Beth Baskin, Shana Zuckerman, Jill Tucker, Jeff Margolis, Stcvc Baruch. Row 8: Steve Ross, Barrie Schulman, Nick Hare, Geoff Boncbrakc, Mark Biclak, Bcrnic Gunya, Carl Kohr, Sheila Rowe, Hilary Brown. The 1977-78 Ski Club, under advisor Mr. Robert Hall, participated in another fine sea- son of skiing. This years conglomeration of future Olympic stars, over 90 in number, ski- ed Mondays at Boston Mills and Thursdays at Brandywine. hSki Club was much more organized this year than last? observed Pres- ident Carrie Cuthbert. j :;gww.aw-?Q.;?W.QR w:?Vv eff! '5!!! sw hm 73R? :m. an awe.;,w,,. :9. ,g . fa . s s y- , A 2 . Q 8 a h? 'W V i'w 1 :9: vmo'; A MONDA Y SKI CL UB: Row IN to H: Clare Dickson, Beth Russ, Sue Gardner, Diane Epstein, Chris Alfn Marcy Goodman, Ellen Brown, Danny Karns. Row 2: Tim Yanda, Advisor Mr. Robert Hall, Michael W0 Chris Stenzcl, Nancy Mosbrook, Judy Kroncnberg, Gabby Streiscl, Cyndi Schlachter, Jerry Kagan, Beth L0 Mitchell Herman, Paul Simkoff, David Klapholz. Row 3: Jennifer Roll, Andrea Dzurik, Mindi Herman, L Huler, Cindy Miller. Row 4:Carrie Cuthbert, Greg Harvey, Bob Burney, Jon Charpentier, Hilary Brown, Wa Diaz, Jack Burney. Row 5: Steve Paley, Bob Schwarz, Greg Gilmore, John Kushleika, Jim Taverns, Bert Rs Howard Wolsky. ' xBr-xsy'r' i . a.w--'- r ' ed, lfe, teb, .ori ldo ase, . . 4 ,,t 35! . F p1-et ., a ! r' I. i INSTRUCTOR gov msoN '1 nnlxxlNG '1 $9 m:ky'- w ' NS Ski Club The New School Ski Club was proposed as a cheaper alternative to Traditional Schoolts organi- zation and skied on Thursdays at Brandywine. Ini- tiated by junior David Weltman, the 41-member clan had many fine times on the slopes. NEW SCHOOL SKI CL UB: Rdw m to 0: Fred Brooker, Tom Kelly, Greg Stevenson. Row 2: Walter Puess, Tom Hef- ner, Bob Studer, Rob Brower, Teresa Burns, Paul Dobelstein, Karen Colton, Todd lsler, Cari Easton, Francesca Stonier, Mika Vandevees, Rebecca Wolf, Jeremy 'Loeb, Kathy Spencer, Laura Travis, Sarah LaTourette. Row 3: David Weltman, John Boswell, Steve Goodfriend, Dick Kotapish. 19th Hole Club Sponsored by Mr. J im Lindsey, these golf enthusi- asts could often be found at Brainard Golf Club. Retreating to the golf course the first three Mon- days of each spring month, they enjoyed the great outdoors and a fun, although at times frustrating, round of golf. sengo, Randy Strickler. Proerastinatorts Society 19th HOLE CL UB: Row 1 U to d'Chuck Helden, Dave Mus- tin, Bob Rood, Steve Rabe, Dave Myers, Doug Dorn, Jim Mu- The Procrastinatorts Society spent the year mak- ing plans for future events, such as looking for the infamous Gloria Mochenridge, a gala December ball in honour of Prince Charles October visit to Cleveland, a campaign rally for Dennis J . Kuci- nich, a Swim Timerts tee-shirt burning party, and finally getting a busload of students together for Elvis Presleyts latest concert. Unfortunately, all these plans were put off until next year. PROCRASTINA TOR'S SOCIETY: not pictured: tTHE IN- FAMOUS GLORIA MOCHENRIDGEy Carolyn Davis, Sunniva Refsnes, Lisa Goldoftas, Nina Hart, Dawn Estrin. Jocl Bresler, Carol Mintz, Alisa Pcskin, Sally Vance. Jcrcmy Locb. Tom Kelly, Sue Drexler, Greg Stevenson, Steve Kostcr. Nancy Hall, Seth Joseph, Tammy Cohen, Robert Graff, Chris Stcn- 'zel, Nate Torn, Lou Weiss, Dusan Boucck. Carole Jcandhcur. Dans Mesiter, Kathy Snider. Lisa Julin, Stan Bcrkman. Doug Dorn, Polly Harris, Craig Baron, Advisor Louis Raymond Chc- shire Salvator, and millions more . . . - ' 4Mlm-.-dl Hi-Steppers In 1977-78 the Hi-Steppers Drill Team, advised by Miss Delores Morrison, provided half-time enter- tainment at athletic events in their effort to pro- mote a sense of school spirit at Heights High. The twenty-four member group was lead by instructor Andre Wills and co-captains Wanda Mitchell and Terri Lynn Taylor. HEIGHTS HI-STEPPERS: Row HI t0 r7: Terri Lynn Taylor, Valerie Williams, Sharon Gamble, Kim Rogers, Sharon Wash- ington, Angela Reese, Leasa Falconer, Cara Matza, Wanda Mitchell. Row 2: Bonnie Merritt, Deana Turner, Joan Atana- sio, Febra Pendleton, Valerie Gray, Tammy Sistrunk, Marcy Banks, Seteria Jones, Miss Delores Morrison, advisor. Row 3: Katherine Smith, Tonya Cozart, Kathy Wadley, Michelle Bil- lings, Deborah Cooper, Rosetta Hollins, Robin Thompson, United Tigers The United Tigers is a group of involved Heights juniors and seniors who saw a need to dispel myths and rumours about areas of the building and cam- pus. Their main objective was to give students a choice in places where their free time could be spent. A lunch period disco featuring student man- agers, dance instructors and disc jockeys was their answer. The new multi-cultural Tigeris Den pro- vided a spot for socializing for all Heights students this year, in addition to the organizations program of Career Exploration, Student Management, and Human Relations. UNITED TIGERS: Row 1U to r7: Miss Patricia Ackerman, Greg Hubbell, Tommy Seals, Waldo Diaz, Wanda Mitchell, Chad Bentz. Row 2: Kathleen Thompson, Ricky Ruffin, Andre Wills, Patty Strong, Cynthia Williams, Debbie Curtis, Sonya Choc. Momis Gang Momis Gang, formed just this year by the mem- bers of Miss Morrisonis homeroom, was a collec- tion of students who spent their three years at Heights looking for their father. The members were just one, big, happy family, regardless of the strange looks they got when they screeched, iiHi Mom? in the hallowed halls of Heights. MOMS GA NG: Row 1U to 0: Vince Powers, lllona Schaffer, Lisa Zide, Kathy Joseph. Row 2: Bob Packer, Rich Barle, Mike Bishop, Norman Muskal, David Myers, Richie Cohen, Debbie Musso. Row 3: Mike Orban, Mario Serra, Jim Musengo, Brian Hawkins, Eric Smith, Michelle Jones, Brenda Mitchell, Beverly Brundidge, Pat Freeman. Missing: Mom, Sunniva Refsnes. Wec'kvdm wwmwrw rm m-Wm't' 'T e ,s. .sskxna if K ,He-M Star Trek Chlb This yearis version of the Star Trek Club was formed in conjunction with Captain J ames Kirk so that Tom Kelly could once and for all rule the uni- verse. Unfortunately, the clubs only encounter in 1977-78 was an intergalactic war between the joint forces of the Klingons and the Federation against the Romulans. THE STAR TREK CL UB: Row 1U t0 r7: Lord Darth Vader. Row 2: Mr. Spock, Ensign Chekov, The Enterprise, Capt. James Kirk, Scotty, Lt. Uhura, The Romulan Vessel. Row 3: The Starship Eater, Spock, Capt. Pike, The Purple Barrier, McCoy, Klingon Kang. Lou Salvator Fan Club Meeting every night at the Pepperoni Palace, the Lou Salvator Fan Club succeeded in its goal of fill- ing the vacuum left by the death of Elvis. The groups activities for the year included a Lou Sal- vator look-a-like contest, and a fundraiser to help pay for a CALDRON centerfold of our hero. The groups motto was: iiWherels LouTi THE LOU SALVATOR FAN CLUB: Row 10 t0 r7: Linda Jakob, Carol Mintz, Sunniva Refsnes, Pam Heggie, Tim Clark, Karen Colton, Joey Hunter, Paul Dobelstein, Ben Taslitz. In the snow: Mark Herzog, John Boswell. Not pictured: Lou Sal- vator, Lisa Goldoftas, tGLORIA MOCHENRIDGEL and countless thousands more who have been privileged enough to have been touched by the cosmic aura of our hero. Airheads This spacey group was organized by Steve Egar with the cooperation of a reluctant Coach Larry Keller to unite the true AIRHEADS 0f the school. Their main concern being staying awake during class and remembering their names, the AIRHEADS were very active in their first, and probably last year of existence. Social events for 1977-78 included a football game against the Pete Club, a dinner, and a trip to Cloud Nine. THE AIRHEADS: Row HI t0 r7: Shirtless, Windy, Dizzy, Bashful, Spacy, Sleepy, Erma. Row 2: Snooze, Doc, Crazy, Anonymous, Bino, Spastic, Buch, Ace, Coach. 209 .umwm .5 Butt Club The Heights Chapter of the National BUTT Club was established by a group of concerned students intending to gain a Better Understanding of To- bacco Turmoil. With their motto, ttYes, I care if you smokeii, they commenced in acting swiftly and quietly in order to get Heights smokers off their Butts. BUTT CLUB: Row 1 U to 0: Jim Musengo, Lou Weiss, Ed- die Kraus, Steve Egar, Jeremy Loeb, Joel Albers, Kim Twerp Club The International Society of T.W.E.R.P., Those Who Eternally Require Platforms, was founded by numerous seniors to display the subtle but definite superiority of the iishorteri, breed of individuals. Their first act was to requisition locker stools to reach those hard-to-get-at places. Determined not to be embarrassed by walking into people,s navels, the T.W.E.R.P.s spent the remainder of the year stressing the fact that iiif we werenit short, YOU wouldnit be tallPi TWERP CL UB: Row 1 U to U: Advisor Evelyn Gutfeld, Jean- era Brazil, Mascot Cathy Hill, Carolyn Davis tincognitoi, Sherry Berliner, Wendy Herschman, Sandy Bykowski. Row 2: Alexis Wolin, Beth Stolar, Joan Gross, Penny Katz, Alisa Pes- Lefts Club The Legion for the Encouragement of Fairness to Southpaws was created to end widespread discrim- ination against the left-handers of the world. Be- cause of the hardships the lefties faced in having to use desks, scissors, and even books designed for the oppressive right-handed majority, the members of this prominent and misunderstood minority have at last united, proclaiming itEqual Rights for the LeftsPi Their first project was to attempt to over- come their inability to distinguish between north and south, as evident in the picture at the right Geft? depending on which way youire lookingi. LEFTS CL UB: Row 10 to rl' Greg Stevenson, Karen Colton, Carol Mintz, Alisa Peskin, Russell Fox. Row 2: Paul Dobel- stein, Ben Taslitz, Mark Herzog. Not pictured: Dawn Estrin, Michelle Cydulka, Chris Evert, Gerald Ford, Kim Shapiro, and countless thousands more. .s a 5.. : 'o-' a -h'i i' V VWsznvaug i i t i t S .c i, i ,: $ i Scrub Club The Scrub Club had an exciting first year under Coach iiScrubi, J .J . Spencer. They met their ulti- mate goal of getting down on their knees and cleaning the courts on numerous occasions during volleyball matches. The club aims to Mop-n-Glo every square inch of the hallway in the hallway in the school next year. Donit miss the corners, girls. Scrub Club; Row 10 t0 0: Head Scrub, Bonzo, Shorty, Scrub- scilla. Row 2: Scuzmatic, Jockess, Scrubsky, Left, Potential. Not pictured: Coach Scrub, Scrubinsky, Soft Touch, Jocko. Caldron Fan Club This years Caldron Fan Club consisted of indi- viduals whose lives have been ruined by their in- creased involvement on the yearbook staff. Slipp- ing grades, loss of friends, scorn of family and failing health were some of the few activities they partook in during the year. The trio enjoyed many sleepless nights, re-doing layouts, retyping copy, re-developing film and generally iigetting intoii the prestige of being a Caldron Fan Club member. The threesome was most commonly heard around deadline time yelling TI quitPi or ii1 canit take it anymore? or iiIf you want something done, youive got to do it yourself? Club Motto: We 71 Never Do It Again. CALDRON FAN CLUB U to H: Sunniva iiGullible Ref- snes, Lisa tiNaivcii Goldoftas, Tom iiTaken Againii Kelly. 211 ;.o-..-I 212 1 '.. ' . . .0... .00. ' K o . v: , P. . o ;' ' ' ' ... . .44.... '..'..p....a ...a a:v- uv-owrm vm- v93 war -v.--w.v we wx av . ' x . . 5 '00 , , -- k. .. a 213 .Av G v I E - v n-QMWH -wa v 216 m w W 217 Ne regrettez pas C6 que vous quittez; R egardez 13-b219 Fhori 0n qui brille. ' -M.. Careme wwww N' A ;i'.e-,-w . - .A .vom -En-4...:- - Donht regret that which you leave behind; Look ahead to the horizon that Shines. -M. 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In its brief courses Lie 2111 the varieties and Realities of our eXisten ee: The Confusion 0f Gm wth; The Glory of Action; The Splendor of Beauty; For Yesterda y is ahead y a confused dream; Tomorrow is yet an an predICta hIe V1s10n; But Today, well 1i ved, Makes every Yesterday, no matter how confused, A Dream of Happiness, And every Tomorrow, no matter how uncertain, A Glorious Vision of Hope. - from the Sanskri t LASV: 1? LS AN: 1 V 'L! .aJm m- I. Sherry Bcrlincr. leave the l'ollowiryyz'itcms to the following people: Laurcl: a lifetime supply of my mothcr's Chocolate ohm cookies some 7ucjchimi lhc Edwin Walsh School of Foreign Service tall thinigs arcipossiblc m tlmcl. Dmitry German and thc barthday party yyc never went to. 54638 college catalogs thalli yyill by: bronlcdl. I m so cxcrtcd. Rauro and a trip to Thailand, Take care. and. in the case that we are separated. an unlimited account with both Bell Telephone and the Postal Service; Joan: the old kind of Saturday afternoons. You dont look any diITcrcntt kids of your own like Bob Sachs. two phcnominal summers and morc to come. Rocky Raccoon. The Graduate. track shoes and70r the keys to your parents. cars. 75 trillion short jokes and L'VCII morc apologies. and the knowledge that y'ouirc dcli'nitcly nothing to sneeze atl: Ruth: our famous eighth grade notc tdo you still have it'll. Silbcrstcin. Wciscl, and the crew. IIunnhycsss. llora Or tlim keeping chka chka for myself besides. you just don't appreciate itII. a prcppic of your very own. the same account as I left laurel. ct tout quc j'ai oublic; Cathy: a lifetime with Marion. Some Thai and Turkish food toquipt yyilh baklay'a and dry l'igsI. cold bedrooms. Double 0 Don May. roadmaps of the world tno explanation nccdcdl. a 6'4 Greek God so that you will look VERY dililicrcnt. 606 uggrolls. Brown. no more Batscr dilemmas. and thc knoyylcdgc that regardless of where we are. twins cannot over be separated; .lcrcmy. .Icis's'c. Carolc. andSusan: umptccn strobe lights. bcdshccts. llats and very special memories from Haunted House; Mary .Ilnnc: a gilt ccrtil'icatc from Gay Lib Ito bc given to thc pcrson of your choiccl and enough discussions to tide us ovcr ncxy ycar; Bctsy and John: the famous wager you vyonllz Caroly n Dirt Davis: your middle name. interruptions of special cy'cnts Isorry I. and. oli coursc. OSCAR-Iong may he rcignl; Tammy: too many mugshols. All. and enough candids so that you shall ncvcr have to ask again; lhc G-Mcn: something I yyonit bclicy'c Iit may be hard to l'indI and your amaling system of tclcpathy'; Ly nnic: as much Iiaith in you as I have: .lcnna: bondolos and gloppcrs tthat should keep you busyI; Mr. Bishko: my massive hystcria. as you arc the only one who understands it; David: lilligh Schoollllll and a wondcrliul Ihmmml evening at Shaker Lakes: Chipper: your namc; Ilsa and Sunnira tctcrnally united in a world of scnsclcss gigglcsl: Quarts oli bunard you-knoyyt-what. cornnuts'. cosmic nirvana. Rumdumtsorry about thatI. thc paranoia you'vc inllictcd. .s'onol'abitch. and my address for next year the door is open; l.ou: the per- Icct school for you to teach in I .s'inccrcly hope you find it one day; Miss Schuaru and Mr. Difarlo: they say that to have had onc good teacher in OHCK life is enough llvc been very lucky; and. finally. to Scott Iin abscntial: anything that makes you happy. be it li-Troop. oatmeal cookies. people who are gcniuncly suITicicntly ecstatic. your guitar. small victories that mean so much. Dustin Hoffman. or whatever. values wcill cvcntually develop. the t-shirt that started it all team I havc hall ?I. and thc pcrlicct wordless understanding Kiitcrman didnit have anything on us.I; To all of those listed abovc. to all yyho lclit boliorc mo. and to all those accidentally forgotten. I leave my thanks you each know why. Stan Weiss Ithc rcnowncd Chipi'l is' a professional model of the highest calibcr. l. Pam Ilcggic. lcavc Jack and Tim mcmorics of Chemistry with Chas sabotaged experiments and dcioniicd watcr lights along with Mary C. and The Hole? I leave .Icrcmy a pair of bootics to keep his l'cct yyarm. To Tcd Fingers Arnold I lcavc thosc embarrassing rubdoyy'ns and a thankyou for all his support. To .Icannc Bean I leave a smorgasbord at States and congratulations for a sub-minutc IOO Ily. To Carolyn I leave a rctaincr box for her and a blindfold for me. Lastly. I leave KTJ a french horn on whccls. a bclgian yyalillc and lcmonadc. vinegar squirt guns. No.13. and most of all. mcmorics of a never ending friendship. I. Tanya I'iurman. yyould like to leave my follow survivors the following: To Betsy Poduska: My copy of Lord Jim: To Steve Iicrrcri: thc glassware Irom drawer 83; To Bob Malkin: my' talking frog. Matilda: To Brad Barclay: a lifetime supply oliCongo Rod; To Mark Grccn: a Ilanncl shirt with snaps. onc nightis Spanish homcyyork. and my entire collcction ol- Mari Pili litcraturc; To l.inda Jakob: a Iiun-liillcd yycck at Costa dcl Sol; to Joe Martin: my bicycle. Kcvin; To Nancy Ballcyy and Tracy Busch: a legacy as New Schoolcrs; To Barry Rcis: a lesson from my Cadillac daddy; To Suc Cookie: a weekend with Moosc Iyou can oyyc met and a travelling salesman to syyccp you till your licct andayyay from your protoxoa; To Chuck chastos: my chickcn-bonc dinosaurs. Micki's braces. Nancyk eyes. a 14 year old that never laughs. and a wcckcnd at Cape Cod bccztusc you yycrc right. yyatcrbcds don't count! tWhy no?lz To Mr. Cashy: an cndlcss recording of thc yyords. Barnctt. Bcrgantino. Boylc. Brown . . To Mrs. Santon: a better class- you deserve it: To anyonc and cvcryonc clsc. thanks. I. Bcvcrly Moore. leave to Mr. Tartcr a line of good pianists. and to thc cntirc student body. Thc Joke of The Week? I. Sam Iibcrlcin. being oli confused mind upon leaving this school. leave to .Ioc. a Rupp and a broken log. a trip somcwhcrc and my entire cmpirc yy'hcn I die. to Mr. Baucr. Marilyn Monroe tpg. 9M and a hcay'y-duty hang.- glidcr. To Mikc somt: hair tonic for your goatcc. morc spanish moss and groyyth pills for Junior. To Mr. Haskctt I give a Bald liaglc and a yyild covyboy to look after and to l.orctta I leave a cute guitarist. tyyo morc ycars oli nuns and lastly mysclli. PS. - Spike l lcavc you your bond. Galia Stymic is life. I Scth .Ioscph lcay'c to thc rcturning juniors and sopliotiiorCs of thc Brotherhood oli Trigam all thc luck and best wishes in thc yyorld. To the graduating seniors. good luck in college and stay in touch. To rick Wlihat Cralcc Guy Ilatton. .lohn Wannai'ncs's Balmat and Wally Uangstcr Malone a great football season. To the upcoming Caldron Stall lotsa luck. you'll nccd ill! To my sister. Michclc. yyho ticks mc off at times and acts craly. a lot of love and bust yyisth Iior tvyo more good years at llcights. Last. but surcly not least lid Iikc to tcll Iililabcth that I do trUst hcr. believe her. and most of all love hcr. Thanks for making my scnior year as grcat as it VHts. Good luck your scniorly'car. and try to kccp me in mind. I'm alyyays thinking of you. I. Jordana Tatar. do leave ycllablc IirUstrations. thc gossip poles. and HOT shoyycrs to Syyim tadcts: Itlilsc you knoyy and passing cars? to Tammy: yyholcsomc lunches and a Iockcr to ls'imbcrlcy: thc pcrl'cct man and thans for putting up yyith IIIC to l,inda Ilcuman; thc Iiirlis pool kcy to II; A gamc of hearts to my homeroom buddies: that special lricndship to .Icl'li; all MY friends to liV; IIWDS and marshmalloyys to Stcyc and Dave; a thousand thans and alot of sunshinc lo .Ianct I-irncst: an OBVIOLSIN correct dcriyitiy'c to Doc; giggles and tears to Miriam; Shakcr. cruising. and cutc guys to Julie thc quichc: goblc. postcards. a Iiircplacc. and more to Chuck; and my junior year to I-RI'IY. l. Russcll Kornblut. lcay'c thc liolloyying: To t'oach Iloon. my thanks for cy'crything. and thc memories of a fantastic rclationship; lim sure it isnlt oy'cr. To Richie. thc Maulcr. a hearing aid for yyhistlcs. my bust yyishcs lior your career ahead. 'I'o Pam. morc boyliricnds likc mc. 'Iio I'arb. my Iayy book and thoughts ahead of lutlina. To chbs. a subscription to PcnthoUsc. yyrappcd in a I3 pack. Io Dogoyyitl. a mcchanical hand to do it for you. To Baruch. a papcr roll. To Mike. an instaniatic camcra carricd by a harcm oli girls. Io .loc. .lonny and Gregg. my phone number. To thc club. lots of luck for ncst ycar. To Big l on . a Iilctimu supply of deodorant. To Paul. a statc championship. To the rcst of thc yyrcstling tcam. bcst yyishcs. hopcs for another great scason. To Scbransky and Buccilli. picturc of Inc in a tight 'I'-shirt. and thanks for listcning. 'Io Mmcy. gorgcous boy- l'ricnd tmcl. To Mr. Iscllcr. thanks for ncycr linking, lo 'I ammy. an A on tho chum. I'inal. And to all thc rust oli thc girls at lIcights: mcmorics of my fantastic hotly. and one lircc trial coupon? As I. Kim Shapiro. Cscapc from this bcloycd institution. I take yyith mc many liond mcmoriCs and lcayc hchind thc IttIInyylng itcms for my dcarcst liricnds: NIicthc- lclit handcd supcriority. A Quick I'hccls. and thanks for hcing my sis; Donna- a Iongcr attention span. lilorida. and thc Isnoyylcdgc that wire the only sanc onus tilt; Dianc- monopoly ctiqucttc. your oyyn IHHE. chaptcr. and a million hrcatl haslscts; l aura-a giant notc pad. Occana liudgcciclcs. and tcn A + booly reports; Patty- a Scoohy Doohy Doo lace and a ylusty-Dusty dog; Rohin- an lim not a Iilcc y'lub snob button; I ori-a stulilicd animal factory and tihincsc typcyyritcrs. Hay in: aIyyays rc- main liricnds. and may you each droyyn in a sca of I cshcs ? Iocycryonc clsc l olil'cr good luck-youlll nccd it? I. .Iustmc Iiatcs. Icayc to Doug Dorilcy a space in Iiospcl I'hoir I lcayu my sIIIIIL' to Isathy Snulcr. I Icayc all my HHCC to Patsy and lIcth 'Iio tiospul t'hoir l lcayc my tamhormc I. Yigpy. do hereby lcayc llcrhic. my low alyyays I. I inda Dianc Vycrs hcrchy hcqucalh thc lolloyying. unto the Iolloyymu Io Mindy Islmc- my t'clirigcrator and got ya last . I'mdy Ruhm- a rcal BIIi layor and my hiolouy grades. Iltanc I-pstcut- .loc Vac ttIYI-II. NIary Isay U'IIrtun- a Ill.ll'tI. Brian Ially-somc yyot'lyiny lighthulhs and .l LIIss oI' SUPIIIMIURI 5'. lo ylrs to lot Hillcr- X ?lll; loI'arol-l Icayc you an Icchcrg. .l lamily dog. and a hunch ot good timcs 'Iammy-a hair of Icarus shocs and somc great mcmorics 'Io ymy 'yIillcr- a tour room Ior t .trric- I lcayc you somt- I I Rlsl Y tor I II kaStily lmti and sonic prcat lallss yyith alot ol' unansyycrcd qucstions. tthanksl I inally. to xancy ti Hoshrooly. I lcayc you the licst of times and I.tIIys, hut mostly an unsurpassahlc l'i'icmlship I aylor- many. many thanks. fond memories. .imlauolhcr class lust lilyc ours i i l lcayc my In'st scmcstcr crcatiyc yyrtlini: class 4i hurncd out hramstorms .I Iicigcr l. Shari Robins. Icayc Sally and Iracy yrcat mcmoritisl urrit't-chs. llcnc. I'm also nutty'. Hr IIachtt-ctcr- nal mountains. ylrs Shlull- I otlah Rahah'. Hr Rutan-my rcspct't. to lhc rcst ol my It'icmls I luau- yyith a lump III my throat .llItI my onc I. Vary Xnnc IIromcIL'it't. oI solttl hotly. do hvtchy hcqucath to Iircy. .I t'ltm'olatc chip utoklc lor t'ycry I'ItIL' In slang. tlrot's to thc Ithrary yyith .Iuhannc. lislcuuty to Bruce Springsteen songs. .Iuhannc. our tndcptl. discussions. trips to .nyay lyaschall panics. Holly. Sunday School. out nights out tust IIIL' tyyo ol us; I rang. tIIIL' good lap'. Stisan. .l quick ritlc homc lrom our yyt'vkcml m t hautauqua. I million untypctl substitution shccts. Hana. a loscrs IIIIJIII .tt IIIL' hat . IIlatchlortl. Ill lrcc tlriymy' lt'ssons. IIIl. IIIII': IIHI. IIIII'. I IV. I hail. ltItIII assists and .in K pviiotl .IIUIIL'. IIuIithl. a shoyyci .II IIyrou and .l night yytth t .tt'ol and tilt. Doug. all tltc IIUIm ISM you hurt scorctl. I .II'I'IL'. .I ran ol tlt'otlotant. a million pt't'lml throyys. I y ..lII on time lurthtlay yard. IICJIIII moxics yyith yli Mann. It'll. Ihurstlay yyalks and talks. .I hiy'y'cr k'.ll. I IIItI.t. our lyiannuals. hctny' onc ol thc guys . IanaLa. Niolt liahyu .llItI IIooIia too'. Vi IIutak. yh orc t.ilkinp to oursclics' . .Ioannc. a scy- tut ot your chorus I ollins. ltouhlc Rapture .Icancttc. gnu ll up'. Susan II . .l hot tIalc yyilh ths'. Ilatly. prccnhousc tun. yyatcr lights. pilot to lyomlyadicr. Il's lust llkc .t hathmy: suit . .Iultc. somt' hcaiy tallys. a trip to I ctlar Point yyithout cnouy'h gas. I aurcn and t .irolyn, slutl rttlcs. .1 good Liuuh .imI cach olhcr to keep . . . . . . 1 I yourselves sanc; Nlcg. driying classes. NP I-nglish yyith Ros; Sherry. dccp dlwlhmlm IR m7 Uoldlarb. long homeroom tallts about thosc spccial .tyyay yyrcstling matches; .Iacqui. Irlimbcth. J Shakespcarc's greatest hits; 'ylichacl and Phil 0.. classes yyith y1r ylmmmm and all thosc mmdorl Baab and Cap. Ilcyl sports camp 77 ; .lancl. good lucly yyith thc stats and thc iin bounds out .0! I Brian. your pen is leaking; 'ylr. Battaglia. Thanks for thrcc years of learning and going me your thinp ol'l'iccrs meetings. singing Iiy'crgrccn mm the sopranos; Dayid. many thanks. om big yPI . PL'rIl-IIM m yyc'll hit Intcr Uardcns ; NIartha. Good luck yyithout me. learn hoyy to driyc the Mustang and III away as much as possiblc; taro! and Tammy. nights out yyith thc girls. birthday cclcbrations. WM IN Parties. being bounccrs. Ncyy Ycars Iiy'cs togcthcr; KCVIII, Vy'IIATI. Thc Spinners. ridcs in the back HI I boyyl. rchcarsals- lctis hay'c sonic yyinc. dancing. sledding ysithout a slcd. thc 75 yard Iinc. a nighl N AMAZING. good luck; BISKW This Onc's Iior You. Tubby and lulu. clcctrical impulsL-s. tallvysoyI they might occur-la Bicoquc bathroom. toaster. planc crashes. findy'. I'ItICs to games. our VU' h- oy'cr. sis. bcd spins. Ncyy Years 77 . lunch yyith l arry. thc Humps. your wlilbilll hlil'lW- llrL'iIkI-i'7' 1 It lip .smackcrs. mm. and earrings. gym classCs. Jogging. thc good times spcnt bctych Ml . IL J'Id a unique tally yyith Day'id and HR from me, I. Damn .I. Iistrin. bcqucath thc liolloyying: To l,indadayyn I. all the llcights actiyitics she can syyal thc Caldron stall. a person that can bc idcnliliicd. To Riki and sun .1 DH 0 DUFIIU'IO W knoyy II each of you. To the thyyorks. 3 liun-Iiillcd daystZnightstoRicly'linCooItsIorcstflioVrlcrral'nal1h. 1k all live gained from you. To .Icn. my lasting low and friendship Iinally. l lcay'c Ilcights. yyith no I l. .ludy Oppenheimer. Icy'c Miss l-crlito anothcr hopcl'ul pcrlicct attcndcncc. homcroom, Io thc Assisting .Iuniors I lcay'c liilitccn buckcts oli fried chicken. and to Mary t'oblc l lcayc l'il'ty modcls ol' tcctl' Rutan I Icavc my mcmorics oli Rooscy'clt and Ilcights. last of all. I lcayc to all my tcachcrs. U memories and my deep appreciation for all the knoyylcdgc that thcy hay'c instilled in mu. 'I'o .III my good luck and best yyishL-s. l. Bctty Wollic. leave to Carrie Cuthbcrl all the grcat tinws during tlic past thrcc ycars. Io 'ylary. .lany' Robin. Dawn. and Gina all the great basketball games, To Bob. .Iocl. and I.aura thc hystcrical labs In To all my friends. a succCssliuI life. to Mark Bishko-thanks. And to Heights High an cycrlasting I Finally. to Rick- I think you arc rcal cutcl I. Douglas Pcckinpaugh Icavc thc liolloyying: To Greg IIubbcll. kccp on maintaining; t'had Bcnt nsnatch ; Iiric Vichill. a big hug mc ; farric futhbcrl. good routinc; all the craly guys of t Kiti. a c set of batting hclmcts; And to l.ori Winograd- Thanks I'or all thc good limos; Gary Ilribar-tiood car. 000. thanks for a hell oli a time. Good luck to all my l'ricnds Irom Monty l. Sally Vance. leave the following: To Mr. I'usco I leave 'I'hurman N1 unson- in Ncyy York To l.ornic U lations and bust yyishcs. To Marci. IIough Bakery. an open Iloyycr shop on chnCsday and Wild Bill ' l.ocws. a race track. a car. and a hope that I yyill got my tihristmas prcscnt sous. To tiurt. A rootht Hudson. a bccp and potato dinncr my mom madc to cat on tho run . and a check to hclp NIL. out To Pctcr. a ncyy car to call home. a million and one places to go yyhcn you hatc to got out of thc housc. c cakc and a gallon of milk. and a thanks for making the beginning of my scnior ycar unforgettable. 'l Cosmos. long philosophical conversations. anothcr shoyying oli t'losc I-'m'ountcrs . Ncyy York. am of Millcr. To DonnisJust a thanks for cy'crything you taught mc. lo I aura. A 'tround trip tickct to Mall to buy a clock but IIIIII be damned if my honcyk going to pick up thc tab. Iloyy many bcans ai jar? Ask Matt? Id rather ask John to thc beach. Bcach Boys? Dcnnis . Brian . a yyall to hold it tand my mothcrl. Nancy. A field hockcy stick that is to be cherished I'orcy'cr. cndlvss hockey gamt vyatch fog in Bay Village. I.ittlc .Ioc. yyalking in thc moonlight. thc family lrcc. and iyyo-thirds of m the other half oli thc grucsomc tyyosotnc. I. .lodi lcay'c to lclda. a mcrcchs burn. an Iinglish tutor. a coursc in interior dusign and morc great IIoIlis. mcmorics at Syycnsonis. mctro park. thc rcd buick and Iyyo lircc ticlycts to I inda Ronstadt; gooncss lots of yclloyy stul'l' and tcnnis shocs; to .Iml all my on'c. gratitudc. and apprcciation; also a beautiful grandchild; to Mr. B. a backpacking trip yyith his IIRJ. to ylrs. Iirccnspan. many thanks to and listening and many morc ycars of teaching; to my IiTICIItIs III I'Olt. much suCCCss in anything you t the M.R.is of thc iyorld. thc chancc. and hclp thcy nccd to liyc normal IIst; and last. but ccrtamly not limit 0.. my sinccrc apology for the past tyyo ycars. a can oli stllIsIIIIIC. a large supply of clips. a BI N and alot of sniilus; to cyycryonc IIIiS'Ii of l I IR and IIAPPImI'SS ,le WAYS I. Scott Regan. in sound mind and body. lcayc .lim Nluscngo my tcnth gradc biology notcs. 'Io Sui Ililary Broyyn. l lcayc Bill Cirillo porkchops and applc saucc and to John Walyyorth I luau.- Andrc 'I and the '75 I'hicago hubs. 'Io .Iamcs Patrick Cirillo I leave all my Reagan luck so you yyill ncycr at tCIarnagc again. To Bob Rood I lcayc the book Iloyy to Play on and Rabbit Whilc I'yatling Hr ing and to Brian I'ahcy I Icayc thc ultimate: thc Sue Iscnhcrg and Sally Day'is card. I. loinda IIcuman. lcayc thc l'olloyying thanks to: friag RCsnlL'Is tor a friendship that yyill alyyays la fhronis I'or giy'ing mc a grcat IX birthday; Tammy t'ohcu and Isim lIroyyn for such a l'antaslic trio. liiccrship; frail: Blatchl'ord for the fun mcyy Ycars In: and Summit .ilil'airs-Scc you in IINI; I intla l for being such a lun and great l'ricnd. ncyt year is going to ho xyondcrl'ul; Dayid I ontl for an cspcricn tunncls. something I thought Id ncycr do; Syyim tadcts and thcnr trcasurcr lior ncst yuar-tiood yyouldn't hay'c yyantcd to go through Ilcights yyithout you; Syyim ll cam for a fantastic timc; iyrnold I'ort your yycights. lior putting up iyith mc. and for gcttmg mc to syymi. l rcally cmoycd myscllz .Iohuny for the great timc yyc had in Astronomy. at Alyyood. at the driyc-m aud'hopcl'ully in UNI; Ii Ilarrict Jakob. and Kathy. for all our partying; tindy Donlcy lior hcmg a good liricntl. sorry ahoi Jordana Tatar for thc organixation in thc club and a l'ricndship that startcd so long ago; Molly Smith I tastic friendship that yyill continue l'orcy'cr; and last of all: .Iuliannc Castro lior cy'crything yyc knoyy ah othcr. Iispccially I'or fluc . personality. ya I lynoyy. l knoyy you Itnoyy. gutting dccp. IsaJsa. to II yy-i-I-d. Michigan. Physics. Iilcc Hub. and lots of laughs. I. l.aura Iillis do hcrcby Icayc thc l'oolyyinu to Sally a pink Iiroggic. a complctc tour ol' thc outsitlc ol' Mall. my alarm clock. cousin llrucic thothl. Southsidc. yyalcrmclon at I am. lortunc magalinc. a tr bcach yyith .lohn. softball and dairy quccn. Duanc picking up thc tah. tl kncyy yyc shouldiyc sat thcrct a low and luck alyyays. 'I'o I.aura Adams Rabbi VI uiss and soniclliim.I on salc. 'Io cousin Dayc a cyclon bcard. a birthday cake yyith nuts. a thick and L'licyyy pina. and a sticcdtng IIL'IyCI tn IIcachyyootl fiance Billy a good shirt . to Isathlccn a loy l'rom Ilucltcyc lorCst. a horkct of chicken and st stunning. Io Gail a yyrcstling match. a GUI WK concert. Iicorgcis makcup all oycr us. and low am II-ti. 'I'o l'rilt a hug. to lhc ,yirhcads a y ictory oycr thc Ilctc's III l'oothall and a potluck suppcr. to thc Pct ol Iysol and Arrid I'ytra Dry. to 'l ri Iiam a big thank you Ior .tll lhc great times .lIItI my hirthtIay cake doosic. to Vatt and IIartlcy a boy ol llouyh IIakcry .llItI a pair ol' raqucthall shorts that lit' Io Vr I my bttla doggone it? lo I .irolyn Iourtccn hours in thc sun. complctc tlircctions on hoyy to build a hCJL'II a rccscs boy. laghoy. titit'tis Ith I alun I ruiscr. your boat to I ataxyha's hoatltousc. .l rat on thc lit bathing suit top. a scholarship to Hocking: 'Icch . .l sight-scciny tour oI Hocking I outin yyith Barry. .I morc grcat yacations 'Io yIichcllc an oom-room. y acupauts. umycrsal adapter. and grcat stiu'css .tr IiIiC-ch and miki Iloki lo my sistcrs ol' miki lloki a hip patch ol icc that makcs noiscs. tliru'tions o get lost iyhcn your Iantcrns go out II Indy. Susan. Mcpan and Yotlcrt. .i rclay racc yyithout pubs o huttcr on hrcad. and all thc prcat timcs at Parrank IIcst ol luck to you .III Io Sui: a night ol tII'IyIIIIJ a circlt's, Halo and tlic hoyyliny .tllcy. a party at Iluhhcll's. .lIItI stt ol luck Ill cycrythinp Mid lo Ito: craaaaaaaaa.taIy put. a 4'-Ih, my Xuntis conycrtahlc. a loaI ol Stoul'lcrs garla- hrcatl. ,. rcal vul thlsc you knoyy yyhoisl. I aptaut I much and all my low Ior cycr .llItI cycr . I rclcgatc to Jun yIt-nIIIS Itttl llis oI moram to sprinklc on your salads. a ucckcml on a Iius yyith 'I'olcdo; driymp lcssons. .l hlinkcr Ior tlriycyyays .llItI P.IFIKIIIIJ lots. a .lamaitan huttcrlly stamp trctw somcthing in your cyc. l II.I IIcutst-hc. yogurt; nursing lcssons so ncyt IIIIIL' somconc has a IHIs-sltth cu youilI hc prcparcd; SI RX It I '; a matching shirt and sucalcr yyith .III cthmc rclcrcm'c III the armpit on your eye. cyc shadoyy on your host. .I lacialt'. and lots oI onc' ti XI 'l UUI' I XSI XR' VI II' Hal you can hayc cooshit's. Irons. kcyhalitcs. shccl shulc. and lloos y II hooks Don't Ioryct til I'Iloyy parachutc string. .III.tI PCI'MIIIJIIIICs. oatmcal' tor an carly hrcaklast. hahdt's and Hon Hay. a lock III y II.IIL' in your guts. Ralph t rah. .iml cyyrolls Mm do you hclicyc mt- yyhcn l tcll you that Mummy hav thing Mitohoos. Xutohoos. .iylo .ita' I onto and takr mo: .tyyay' Ilolsy. you arc onc -Illcnc Gross I. Iscyin lcl .iyour. quucth thc Iolloyylny: IoI liristmt' .iml lama. IIIL'lItHIle ol many yrcat ghou' to IIcth and I and. lemr .tlIlI .iltcr rchcarsal cont'crt panics and L'ttouy'h Smu'nolt to go .irountI-antl I Icayc. L'spccmlly lo Mitt. onc-oycr thc glasses look . tot .irolyn. .l harcm. .iml Icssons m parcnt trainiu II. my hcst yyishcsand many thanks. to II .I . lcst scorcs .iml IIIL' hcst ol luck at llciyhts. to Dayul. met 3 yrs tour, scmor l nglish. and many talks. to Vary ynuc. I Icayc .lII thc kmdncss and umlcrstamliit glycn mu. somc spccial mcmoncs. and low .ilyyays. to Illian. l lt'ayc .ilot ol ycry spu'ial IIIL'IIIHI'IL's. .III II lior cycryllunp you'yc hclpcd mc yyith. and .I continuing: Iru-mlslup. to I .iurcn. .tII my low. my phnny w school. and thc thought that .iyyay tlocsu't hayc to mcau porn- I. Isatliy Ioscpli. lwqucath tht' Iolloyyiny' Io ytttlioity, my yiiy'iu cats and .1 lot oI low. Io Illona. yt-ilou .intl I.IIL' my'hts ol musu III. lo I ots. my IItitluIay, Io Rulyy. IIIk' IIL'JLII. and to both :JINHI link .ilyyays, sonic solt shots and .l LIICLIKCICII slutl. Io IIotth .t horny sutton uhqtt'yct you go. In Muly I 'tIan'. wit. rotls. Io ymly Ii . .I lot ot Iricntlship .IIItI ont' .lIItI thot IIIIIII sItaIu' anytimt'. Mul Iinally to Pam. m tImCs. IIIL' knoyylctly'c that M'IIIL' ot us om't ilol lit-misliy .itul IIIL' lwlicl that ll tIocsuit mallu. IIclyian CC, and nights stwnl lyt'ltty' UAA- lyut most ol AIII thy ttailimtion that Iitt'mls lilo: IIL'I .itt' tan f1 3e 214071 d Greg. iul labwl pounds.: ;e'atl1y. summer .cn stay osititms. the fish- tli Viv tereey'cr sleeping.I II.U.P.. me tell. low It! huts Iinr ,yntt I'nr 'egrets. Dental I. In x111 lasting l'rientls . I aura. Phystes nemory x. some 'nmplete Xgain to iingralu- Iin IKIIII. :er I'rom OI. tIChI. Imeolate o Andy. ,I a case Randall re in the tp Bruce :s. S: In y lilie as ltlnL's; In to Bur- healthy r tallying Io; to all 1 least to Ills eadi III Patel. l'hornton spin out ss Ilunt- ist'. .Iolin . and ol- aIItente CC tn Iltc I uek; I he tise ol' Stephan nda and at 'Iony; or a Ian- out each he mas . Randall ID In llte nd much e. a long In my unethtnp I luek .it cis .i can . tn Id .1 o Xshta- lire yyitlt .'.IL'II. my nd many ItI III in n how to l peanut round in Illls ynu someday .I Itsh in LIIIIIM'T'II. rlIL'tlssltm . IIpsIIL'lt .i Demit. with his our little. s a black - tI.tneL's. Islarreu II. In er ltnrtes nI It' yiitt'ye iy III.IIIIys unilyer .II t Vtk His InStan. and punk .ttty grind bb .III-ICs. t Ant'. .'- amomw I. Dennis Barrett do hereby leave the following: to Matt and Bartley a pair of walking shoes: to Bryan my ear and all the girls he can fit in it: to Sally a salami sandwich: to Kathleen a buck and a 3:30 dinner: to Gail a bueketofehieken1atnd to Laura twiggsi a pack of cards. a roll of dimes. Jimmy. something to replace the blue one. and all my love always. . . . , . e . . I. Steve Rabe of sound mind and body hereby bequeath upon the members ol the I'ENW ICKIJANG the following: Dave Myers-one gorgeoUs girl from heaven sitting by herselfat McDonaldsandtwo Irce righteoUs and virtuous lectures by Aristotle himsell'. Dan Meirson-one personally autographed Jackie Stewart cap and the best scenes from the Little Rascals. Marty Wolk-unlimited auto insurance and his first electric shaver which we had bronzcd. Chuelt Ilelden- the how and why book on the art of speaking filth and the fact that l was the better rookie of the year at Park. Nathan Torn-anything he has not already piIIered of pillaged from me and a free trip to the Okie-Fenokee swamp. Stanley Berkman-one Mickey Mouse Iook-a-like mask and unlimited use of my bathroom at 4:00. Marty Baum-the first edition of the Dan Meirson official cut down book and one dribble to no-where. I-iinally. I Leonard a niekle. Remember guy's. .Iune22. 2000-l2100 noon. I. Peter Miller. doileave the dishonorable Heights High with minimal knowledge and indefinite wisdom: one imaginary wet rubber chicken. and Lake Quail Obi-Wan. I take with me my memories. Thanks Carole. TA-TA Mahlbaby! LIIarriet Jane Pieeus. leave Heights High another Pieeus. leave my third IIoor locker for another unfortunate student to get. and last but not least. I leave Heights High with memories of the good old days. I. Mary I'iinley'. beoueath the following: to .Iaeque I give all of my IIeas and three years ol'exeiting homeroom. To Jim I leave all the good memories oli lunch. and three years of Heights. a drive to the airport and a dead ear. To Carolyn I leave the job of ehaulilieur as Usual and tips on how to bowl. To Ski and Patty I leave several inches of my height. Also to Patty I leave the memories of the Black Forest. Penn.. and solo camping. To Pam I leave memories of swim team. food and diets. I. MARK BISIIKOBIiING OI' LITTII'. MIND AND NO BODY. Leave Sonny to the clouds: The BIRTH MACHINE to Steve and Jim II. Beth Ii. Anne A.. Michael G.?Tilowing to Andy and Meg: John Travolta and Al Pacino to Phyllis: 51h and rye to Danny A.. cream cheese and baked beans to Tom B.. Ro- tational kinamaties to Mr. Quail and Physics II; birds to Anne V.S.: Nice Jewish boys to Alisa P.. my heart and soul to the symphonic band Ilutes: a kiss to Tony 5.: my member to Jasmine: vallium to Sherry B.: and this UNIVERSAL TRUTH to certain people not mentioned: uVirginity CAN be cured. a HIM: . l. Mike Bishop do hereby leave and bequeath the following: To all my teachers. the final promise of my grad- uation so they wont have to put up with me anymore: To the eal'eteriaJ'ood: To the wrestling team. more sopho- mores to send to the store. wash the mats and to generally degrade theh. heht hehl: to those who it has been my pleasure to know at Cleveland Heights High School. the best of luck and good times in the future. memories of Bish and the Bomb. and the promise of I SIIAII RIiTURN. I. Dave Myers leave Laura and Michele Iillis a birthday cake with nuts and a beard. I leave Dan Meirson the Dungeon. auto insurance and Kid I.eo. I leave Stan Berkman wood for his chair and a new garage door. I leave Nathan Torn an AugUst shirt and a new hat. I leave Marty Wolk a Moody Blues album and a sharp ralor. I leave Chuck IIelden a Kurku and a flying I-iredy. I leave to my liIIe-Iong friend Steve Rabe a love Goddess and I00 out of 10. I leave Judy Meirson the rock and someone to walk to the Milton bus with her next year. To the entire I'enwiek Gang I leave all those great memories and all the luck in the world. I. Lauren TaaITe. leave to Iilaine. CEPO. Luke. a roeket to Mars. and a bigger purse; to Brigitta. a date: to Lora. Chamber Choir and a mole of moleeules: to Beth. a ear of your very own and anything that will help you make it throug Latin 4IsupineII; to Andy. someone to clean up your lunch. a normal candy bar. and a dirty joke; to Iran. a grape with problems. valentine I'lowers. some Iixeedrin. and someone to clean up Andyis lunch; to Pam. enough patience to make it through another year with you-know-whoglia: to Marylynn. no more papers to write and Miss RUsso; to Paul and Steve. another nmsieal comedy adaptation of Charles Dickens: to Barb. a Jock. a ear. Greenfield Village. Washington. DC. and Boston. IIIIoward. and another Iiil'ty pounds of popcorn: to present Unit C-ers. a terrific senior year; to future Unit A and C-ers. good luck!; and to Anne. Iillen. and anyone else aeeidentally forgotten. thanks IIor all the laughsl. and HI see ya? I. James C. Fleming. leave to .Iaeque- an NC in Caldron and a slave to peel her oranges. Mary- a wild life to manage and green hair. Mark- one eut ealeulus class and a poem everyone understands. Miehael-skiing. C..I.. and Michael Goldweberl Anne-my bass clarinet and my scholarship to Wooster. Beth- at new bigI brother and $l .00 for a new wardrobe. Steve- being the oldest-almost. Carolyn- little old men dolls to play with. Traey- a night a Gandalrs with Dan Meirson. Margaret- llButler. butler! l.uneh table-one hundred french fries and my I'riday banana. to everyone I leave all of the memories with wishes for lives l'uII of happiness. Bye Heights! I. Sandy Bykowski. being of questionable mind and short body. bequeath the following: to Iilliek: a jar of SOAPI'IAKIES AND PliANIWBLITIiR and many memories of biology. gym. two years of lunch. and everything else that weive been through together. including the unfinished soap-opera. to Mark: enough rattle- snakes to put down shirts to last your entire Senior year plus the school pole vaulting record. to lid: a special diet-nothing but lemons and cookies! to DougI-ass; all the bananas you can eat. and a lot of rowdy basketball games. to Randall. .lim. I.ory. Iois. Diana. and the rest of the lunch erew: a much different courtyard and cafeteria when we break up. along with the remnants of the family . and all the envy times we had. to Doug tthe sophomoreI. Mike. Sheila. Ron. and all the other basketball fans; a winning team next year and a better Section! tto Steve I leave a elyaull'er's eap- and a bigger earII. to Sheila and Kim: eo-Ieadership ol' the Tiggers- if it ever gets oI'I the ground! to McBride; a brand new homeroom- you know youill miss us! to Heights: 4 years of Iiun. I leave you and everyone I've met here with regret and many fond memories. I. Marsha BraggtMIIJ. after spending I'our long years at Heights tllnit RI. leave these items to the following teachers who have helped me along the way: to tieln Rutan. A Running Dictionary Iirom seventh grade tTimes do 'ehangel . . . Dee Morrison. my favorite amphibian . . . . .loe Geiger. my placid exterior and lively sprite . . . and to Bill Tartar. another tiuT alto . . To Bev. .Iaye. Ceeeila. and Sarge. I couldn't ask for better friends . . To Rookie. Best of I.uek. I'inally. to all those people I have come to know over the years. much success and a lifetime of happiness . . . Before I get carried away. I leave Heights for good. I. Linda Jakob. being oli chlorinated skin and hair and having water on the brain from many hours spent in the Heights pools. leave the following to w hom it may concern: to CALDRON. a deadline met on time: To Swim Timers. t-shirts; to third period Physics. a d.l. of Jeopardy and OII-I' nostalgia: To Swim Cadets. learned routines. boys that eome to praetiee. and Pageant headaches; to those at Cumberland. summer pool- hopping. ete.: to t'oaeh Arnold. future state champs. new inventions . and replacements for your great seniors. to IIarri and my friends past and present. success in later life; to TIlI-'. TIiAM. surFs up. MBV's. and much rowdiness: to S.II.. .I.II.. and III. thanks. and liinally. to Chris. the sportsear of your choice when Iim a rich bUsinesswoman tor w hatey'erl. What would I do without you? I. Charles IIelden leave to my eo-l'enwielt Hangers the following: to Steve tthe w ussl the knowledge that I was the real baseball rookie of the year at Park. to Dan a Brian Sipe idol and a tuI'ta baby: to Daye a free call from the home oliyour ehoiee to the girl of your ehoiee; to Stanley I leave a ISI: to Nathan-rip it out. To 'Iiama a shortened noy'el- only the good parts: to Julie a I Iey Woe : to Mrs. Pledger a Pig Man to give her perl'eet attendance: to Steve I-Zgar. a punch in the arm; and to Donnie I leave a game of dots. whieh hopefully won't be I'inished for a long. long time. I. Greg IIubbell. leave to the three rough men best of luck through college and the rest of life and hope weill always stay in touch. 'I'o lirie V. some sorority .tsnateh in college. To Day'id Is'.. someone else to sit in your sistens bathroom with you. to Tom Iitlgun. 4 teamates in college who don't like scoring points tjust kiddingl and a way to eommunieate other than the phone?! To MAB. a college II-ball team to keep statisties I'or. 'l'ot'arol and Beth. a friendship. despite w hat rumors you might hear. To Gary II. R-Ii-V-Ii-R-S-Ii, To t'httely' Sey'astos. memories of the l'unniest moments in my live. And to Mindy. Marla. t'atlty. tiindy. Gail. a simple thanks for the good times youiy'e given me. I. Douglas Dorn. being of sound body and perverted mind. do solemnly bequeath the following: to Randy: IIey Merle . The t'hoirboys. Bandier . Burrskies. The Duteh Co. more meat and less potatoes. brick houses. SIC. Iloelyey Championships. Iligh life. I yndhurst gold course and I.yndhurst Park Iistates. To Sue: lawnmowers. salt. milkshakes. Are you serious . empties and a snowblower. 'Iio ID; Jack Daniels. Rams games. Seltler water. Strohsaelyer. rubberhands. and I aliieoque. To Iory. a wandering banana. 'I'o lou: Diamond's. TIII' 'I'RIIII . the Bull. and rule of the oy'er-the-hiII-gang. 'I'o I.ois; Cumberland. porches. and Oakwood. 'Iio .Iesse. a sharp melt and bloody tennis courts. To Mr. lindsey. plenty of II Days. To Mr. Is'eller. the Ivy league look. To Mrs. I my a broken rape whistle. lo Dear Heights tand the Seetionl: A broken down '67 Rebel. the Clean Machine. lawn jobs. Master. tlte I-'east. Haunted House. and the U.II.Ii. theme song I. Brian .I. Iahey. the Voiee of the Tigers. being the bequeather. leave the following things to the tollowing people. the bequeathees: 'Iio t'had. I'itI. and Ilubhell: three super seasons and a few points under the table: Io Stan and tiorlyy: a dealer six; to Tammy Cohen: tw o tiekets to the opener. and a promise; 'Iio Carrie Cuthberl: speedball. sey'enth period. and eight years; To Scott Regan: twenty points a quarter. thousands of years. and a SehlitI'I iglit; Io IIilI t'irillo: tyou Iooll. a free oass to first base and a fifty yard headslart; 'I'o Beth Klarreieh. ayeertam blue daisy and a brand new morning; In Mary Anne: Bus 1H. and a thank yott for the work you've done; Io .laely Kennell: five hundred all star ballots; 'lio Chris Kerrigan: a night with I'reddy and Dwight when we eouldnit miss; To all of yott I'ye missed. the thought that there is a good reason why I did: and to all my Irtends: a large thank you. for one does not realize how valuable his I'riends are until they are gone. MM IW all meet again some day and que la I'oree soit ayee toi. Aloha. - I. Christine S. Nieoll. leave to Alisa PCslyln. my best friend of all titne all the long talks and cry ing- on- shoulders along with all the bummin' around. nights out and diets. Also, Alisa. may the sun shine on you all your life? To Amy Miller. two tours. a tiger and a laugh for Gary. Io Gary Ilrihar. fall ol'thc Wild Iyy .IHCIK'IIIL' Dog. all the Hobbit riddles your mind can handle and Amy. 'l'o Ruth Isoppel. a great Iienetiek class. seetionaIs. and all the low aIl'airs you can manage at one time. In I isa Watson. alot of long talks. dinners at Our Gang arid the most loyable. ettte guy in the whole world. ettstom-made for you. To .laequi I ee. an upsidedownwendyio. Qi$$0k$itnutsssmvoss mg .IamesyTaonr. matching hats. smiles galore on stage and Eddie. To Jerry Chester. the strength to get through an'e-nttre year in Izurope and still have room in your suitcase for a sixpaek. To Steve Egar. all the crazy tiniest WZZP s. a restaurant and a day in Chagrin Falls. To Mit7i Freedman. an Eagles concert. Curt. and a million sporks. T0 J01 ! Danielson. a- w'ady bug . Bill. and a lifetime of happiness. To Gayle Johnston. three years of homeroom. Mr. Lahl. and a Iantastte love life full of smiles. To Su7i Weidenthal. a wealth of papers and an affair with Greg. And to Heights High School I leave my younger brother. I. Alisa 'A. Peskin. leave to. the IrV-Gang. my empty house with a key for your next New Year's Iive party! to Sherri. a hvmg dream at LC LA and our friendship forever! To Miil'and Beep, the names and the memories. to Sun. the help on layouts. someone to visit in Florida. and a growing friendship! to Scull. any day on the beach with this soon to be-beaeh bum and . . . to Stanley; a strange. but close. friendship bonded by DTW cards. USY. test scores. pictures . etc! to Tania. a rewarding. worthwhile week at Camp Crusy. a weekend at Bowling Green. a IiIe time full of dancing and sparkling smiles! to Bonnie. a school with all of the challenges. experiences. and happiness I've had at Heights to be discovered wherever you go! And for my best Christine. you I leave. but our friendship remains bringing warm. sunshiney memories. like Our Gang. dieting. crazy senior year. tlbrownies for Uncle Tim. etc.. and happiness always! No matter the distance in miles. you are forever close to my heart! I. Sheryl Glaler bequeath to Shana a mirror for her locker so sheill always look perfect. and a portable bath- room for her lunch periods. To Jennifer I leave a library of dirty books. To Matt. I leave the name Theresa. A GIANT sigh goes to Sheldon. no more Howie jokes. To Audrey I leave all our double dates. To Karen I leave a New Years party she can enjoy. and a guy to go with it. Adieu to the last graduating class of Roosevelt Junior High. it's been real. P.S. Thanks Lois for Howard. See you in I99I Mr. Mahlman. 1. Carolyn Davis. leave Intersession; to Ives I leave Currier and much thanks; to Ilenc some new kidneys. a lot of laughs. and where under Godis cookies do you think up some of those things you say ? To Chicken 5.. I leave Oscar the Grouch and midnight breakfasts on crucial family events; to Mary. all of the birds she can identify and to Jim all of my poems about elderly folks: to Sunniva. endless volumes of her future poetry: to Kathy. our unele that makes Us related and to Pam. less modesty and even more success. To MamaGallop I doI'I my cabbage head to you and wish you much sauerkraut; To Karen I leave Capt. Cleveland. and to the rest of my friends. I hope you have the kinds of life you really want. Being in sound mind and body. I. .lennilier IIeintIeIman. Leave: To Miss Irerlito. another perfect senior class. like the one of '78. To the junior D.A.s I leave two weeks of school days to party on and 24 buckets of chicken. To Spencer. I leave the State Championship in VOLLEYBALL. To Miss MeKinstry I leave the solutions to all of her Mysteries. And to the most InI'alIable Teacher. Mrs. Warren. I leave a years supply of GOOD vocabulary stories. and a extra closet to store all of her dil'l'ernet outfits in. Yours truly. MEI! PS. And to all of the hall monitors. I leave a perfect day with no hassels. Renee Chudakolil'. mermaids will always swim in my pool. because our beautiful memories and dreams UJ'C forever. Shoshi KaIUs. a friendship that will last forever. no matter where we go. sharing hebrew records and a few tears. Sally Madame Davis. laehlipo! Youire so big I can see you! And Shari Saladhead Robins. hallo my dahling. We share memories of a dream come true and it has made me realize how much you both mean to me. Always remember expect the worst and hope for the best! Tlaehi Yaron. a close friendship and alot olishared thoughts. Bakbook. gamal. eparon. and shalom hayom. Batya. I love you. Ilene GaIGross. sharing alot oligood times and a locker with GI Blow. Drisophila. and whatever found its way there. Porno pictures of a frog? New kooshi ear? AutobUs. ay I'oatahi' Mashlomaeh'? Kaka! I will never forget you! With love. Traey' Bala Zemel. I. Pam Young leave to: Angela. seagulls on the beach: Diane. an ol'l'er I eouldnit resistI; Marcy. a Saturday night; Donald. a new bathtub: Nancy lIalI. thousands of labs: Steve. an orangebar: Patty: I'ired. Barney. and Dino; Debbie. good luck next year: Karen. one beer can. a tent. many eraly times. and more years of our friendship: Sue. a wowowo: David. BUWS ; .Iulianne. one match the stats. and a mountain raspberry shakelz Jerry and Julianne. a saw and the bone: Nancy. my mama's IIowers. and a lasting friendship; Mr. Keller. new billboards: I'iuseo. infinite trips to Findlay; and to everyone. mueh happiness! I. Lois Roderick. leave to Mr. I.undgren. viele iieh weill niehtsiz to Bio 2 the memory of a great Social Director: to Miriam pep pills for morning classes: to Kathy the pleasure of knowing were not identical twins: to Julie the memory of the trips to Amy .on and the eut-down sessions IB8LBI; to Mario goggles and an apron for all those Idangerousi labs; to Ruby all the tereative' answers for Biology labs; to Kim R. all I can say is. ttGive me a break! . To everyone live met in my three years at Heights I wish luck and laughter always . . . To TR. and AWB I leave all the dreams and memories we share. my love always. and our hopel'ul future together- IIITS Gl-IT GAI.VINIZIiD . . . And remember a hat. a needle. and a bounce . . . DAD I Jackie Carlisle. being of sound mind and body. do hereby bequeath Iiiy'e mew dudes for the sophomores and juniors. ashtrays for the bathrooms. air lireshener for the tunnels. last records in the den for people who cant hand danee. new steps for Gospel Choir and another year of not getting caught for Kim. Gerry. Kenya. Sonjai. Pam. and Vivian. I also leave behind the class of seventy-nine. Hallelujah! I. I.ynn Tanaka bequeath- .Iulie tItSweet Cheeks-il Goldman- I ease of Neeeo wafers. Go for it! . a big BOO-BAII . I eanit relate to it. . CHOIR. one Baby-oh baby. mueho love. and the truth of knowing IT'S STILI. .II BITt'II GIRL?! To l,aura I.ash-Baby : l dolen eggs. I new screen. Mashkalalalaleaka. membership to the Billy Jerdon I-ian Club. A big IRCIII' BIRCIIY . and lotsa loveII To .Iill IIuIee: 2nd- inning at Indians game. a dinner at the lotus Garden. I'AR OIIT . munchies. doritos. I0 7867.5. alot of biteh- ing and my love for life. To Sue Beek: long. long talks. Breaking up is hard to do . a birthday party. a small booah . summer of '75. Betty Boop. and my love for life To .Ianet Ko: Long. long conversations. Greg. special understandings. piles of notes. New Yeark live. and my love for life. To .Iane Wolfe: A date with Iiy'an. Jamie's smirk. Iinglish. talks eighth period. Greg. a beer at I.a Bieoque. and mueho on'e. To Karen Iiiehler: I' space I spaee lj space. To Cirol MintI: fAIDRON. dorito-trips. Chester's. and Wayne!!!! To Mr. I'errara: 3 great years of being your student. good-luek for the future. and very much love and appreciation. And. to a speeial Billy. I leave my love. I. Nancy IIaII leave the following to: MszM. the song. Turn Back 0. Man and one Dick l-ilark costume: to the field hockey team. Blind Wita and lotsa luck: to V.P.. life on the Ponderosa. an A on your hockey test and friends forever; to Beth I leave little men marching in your ears tBaby. Baby I. a pair of wet underwear. a picnic on BUshy Island. ypsing. and an everlasting friendship; to Mr. I'useo. the pleasure of keeping an eye on you- know-who and a million thanks for everything. to my brothers. ypsing. a little obiterdietum and good Iuek: To Bill. I leave. Aetion Speaks louder than Words. nothing bltI good luck. alot of memories. and all my love. I. TR. never thought this time would come. I have met many people here- some who are now eternal liriends. I have many different memories to be thought of. by We seem to have dril'ted apart. I guess we are both to blame. hopefully soon we'll get it together the way it used to be. DAD. AWB youire the greatest friends. I'll always love you. Remember all those eraIy times I'lat tires 8: no spare. got a pliers? WAITII Donit go! AWB. we Iynow w hat youire really like. the w rong restraunt'.' How many can we do in IS minutes?. walking through parking lots. going to class hearing bullards. the talks with Doe and Avanti. wanna buy a bag? down the basement. white girl. DAD Iill treasure everything we've done- especially the time with MSB and TR. we'll have to do it again and again and again ........ KWB- you already know how I feel. I espeet alot Irom you in the next I0 years. You'll make a great boss- don't forget. We've all had eyeellent times together and more to come. life. love and Laughter to everyone and remember . . . a hat. a needle. and a bounee. I. .lill Ilulec. leave the following; to Sue Beek. l bottle oli lonin. a taeo dinner. an in math. a boop across the room. a shoulder to ery on. and many. many fond memories. To I you Tanaka. the biggest booahehow I know. 2 Iltrr-outs . 2 l'ol' courses . 2 can you dig its . I this chick is not burnt . and the neyer ending question. Do you want to get wasted? 'l'o Roy l.ynn. all the MQTs he can drink within a one hour time limit. a chair in his office. and a eruise doyyn to Past ltith and lakeside. 'I'o .lanet Ko. a boon on How to Tell Someone OIT. by I. To Nancy Sparaeia. another birthday party to match the last one? To Robert DelV'eeehio I leave auto shop. a hair dryer. and 5 bowling lessons . . . tlbiteh ? 'I'o George Ianetta a one way ticket to Arimna. To Dave Pohler and Dave I-Zagar I leave fond memories of Science and the 7th period party break . Io Mr Bookner an aIl-girl class and one day when everything will go right! And last but not least to the Auto Veehanies class of .78 I leave a book on How to Remoy'e and Install an litigine in less than 8 Weeks . it was Iun guys. thanks for putting up with me? lo ey'eryone I'ye mentioned. I thank you for the great memories. I low you all and wish you luck in ey'erything you undertake? I. Steve Iigar. leay-e lleights eraIy. to .Ioel- l0 minutes. all the food he can eat. Dan I'ogelberg. 4th oI' .luly week- ends. Blossom. a ride on the roof of a Noya going: 55. streaking. a sheet sno days. tiolt 45. cruising. an un- brolyen window and chair. a brick. a blond on a bicycle. brownies and a pink nightgown. the Walkathon to run. a cheeseburger at h in the morning. a trip across the rings at Holiday Sands. a ride in a ear trunk. better Ieyerage on the lawn with the girl of your ehoiee. donuts. a kitchen with the lights oll. hlown oyer signs in the eourtyard with two niee policemen with a Iuelyy day. Saturday might I he. Stey-e Martin. t'hagri'n Ialls. the backseat. running in the snow. Yeehah. a matching wardrobe and l nele Philly in person. and M NH I Y. all my low. iliot'hristine and AIisa-eaehother. I'hristine spelled right. a law firm. a dance in the den. XVIIII. all the guys she ean handle. get high. get low. get 5N XI I. no became he lied. I o hlitIi-thans tor the blond. a space suit. peaee. on e and wood- stoely. mtland cookies. and a personaliled eleayage 'l o I aura- an Xtrhead shirt I o .lerry- Israel and I'urope. his dinner after a ride in my trunk. the rool. ot' .loel's house. and another sheet .loe- a portable sink and the girls bath- room at Blossom. Pam and .lulianne- a ease of tranquilixers t'huelt- the Mrheads. an extra pair of elothes. and some time to think be good IIeth-Isn't II though. a portable toilet Myd to all my other I'i'iends. my loye I riend- ship neyer ends. itis lust forgotten. so lets keep in toueh l Patty I'lltek ol' semi-mtnd leaye; 'I o Sandy Ilykow ski a ten year supply oI' Soap I lakes and peanut butter. and all the time needed to I'intsh our soap opera. In Mr Thomas. a sophomore homeroom to piek on Io Mark Ilosmer I leaye a year supply oI' Rattle Snakes to use on Sltt. Io tlte 5th period luneh httnelt. a new set old peryerted Jokes, In Mr, Morris. Hr llaskett. and Xlr Vnold I leaye another Illiek that will neyer eome .3 c A W .V-y 4i w ' Q. ' vvvoo .aobaaw; .- M r. '.5I my friends mentioned and unmcntioncd-l love you all more than have done for me. And to Heights High. l. Sosan Beck. leave the following: to Miss .lill l-lulcc alias Pork and Schroeder. long talks. cutc dcrricrcs. partics- lct's have another oiici'i a lifetime supply oli Zonin- as' long as I'm there to share it with her. a portable piano. cndlcss jam sessions. llaudn and Beethoven. one big liar outI . memories of Metro. The Feast. Hampton. Washington. Toronto. ctc.. ctc.. etc! And lots more. especially LOTS of Iovc- and thanks to her. I now know all about Wyatt liarp. To Steve Sloan. all I can say is thanks for thc memories. To Lynn Tanaka. thanks for one of the best friendships I've ever known- you booah. I.ong cnlightcning discussions tpant. pant. pantl. To Janct Ko. the book How Not to Lost; Your Contact Lcnsc on a Double Datc - at least whilc lim around. Also lots of lovc. To Gregg Moses. onc security guard unil'orm- only to be used on January 201hs. To Robcrt Dcchcchio. onc eight lbs. bowling baIl- My head is spinning man, To Roy Lynn. onc bartcndcr's apron. To Doug Dorn. thanks for a great friendship. Arc you scriousiw To I.ois R7cpka. III have to tell you something- l'm ..... To Cathy Watson. .loc Gornick. and Rudy DiBlasio. Heights High and the hope that you get out alive. Also the Cathy. the knowledge that lim always here. To Randy Stricklcr and Jim Muscngo the book. How To Stay Sober While in Haunted House . To Paul Tuttlc. footprints in the snow. and thanks for listening to all my crap. To I.aura Lash. mulatto whatcvcrs. lil'ctimc supply of laughing gas which she needs like a hole in thc hcad- you fool. To Laura Cooper. conccrts. tourst crying in Mr. T's office. and thanks for the good times. To Sheila Crccgan. notes. parties. and much more. To Paul Morris. killcr bcc antennas. wiltcd Ilowcrs. and my wicrdnCss to do with whatever he can think of. II will ncvcr ride in the front of as tobogganI. To all I can say. and I appreciate everything you I lcavchLADl.YII!I! 1 Karen Johnson. being olisound mind t'?'?'?I and body. do hereby bequeath the following: To my brother Darrell. I leave a pen and 5 sheets of papcr to get him through the year. To Tonya C. my best l'ricnd. l Icavc as much free time as she needs. To .Icolil' Bcckman I leave my body. To MarvinW.. all my fancy movcs. To all my teachers I leave magnifying glasscs. tcxccpt Davc Muthcrsbaugh. he can read my writingl. To Waldo Dial l lcavc my PhysiCs homework. To Mikc Williamson I leave thc rcntal payments for use of my calculator. To Mr. Tartcr I leave my great voice tlim totally scrious'I. To Bob Rombach I leave a 24 hour bookstore. To Mark Wessels. one of my favorite teachers and persons. I leave my IIRonald shirt. To Karin B. I leave an i not c To all my friends l did not mcntion I leave Best Wishes . l. .Iacquclyn lidmonds. being of negligible mind but dcliinitc body. leave to Jim F. a Friday banana. Cape Cod. a miss-tosscd note. a case of the AP blues and 3 great years of memories. Mary F. guts waddlcs . a 3rd dcgrcc rcd blush. a comfortable snakc to sit on. a Pinctrcc to sit .in. and her own forest. all courtesy of thc BRAIN. To liclicc I leave a replacement battery for her neon sign. the phone numbers of every Michael in the area. Aquanta Waters and her father. HEALI. Gabs. Lccia. etc. and 3-hr. phone conversations to discuss it all again. To Dorothy. I leave a big smile. a good mood, and cnough time to get it ALL donc. Willie gets a mux- Ilc. Laura 0. gets her man. and I get a shamblcd lilic. I. Jcssc Frankel. do bcqucath the following: To Mr. l raicr. a homcroom half as good as ours. you need a rest. To the G-Mcn. touchdown and forty. To my Closc-up comrades. I leave a big Lct icm suc ya and a tital wavc. To Mr. Quail. much luck with liuturc Physics 2 classes and many thanks for teaching me so much. To Sherry. Susan. Carolt. Jeremy. and Julie. the wonderful but unrccordcd memories of Haunted House. that well never forget. To Dave and Steve. much money. luck and success. To our senior class. I leave high hopes. lots of fun. and the bust of everything for the future. To Laurie. I leave my deepest thanks and love. with the liondcst hope that it will never end. To next years students at lIcights' I Mikc Orban lcavc: two liuturc track stars: Mark Hosmcr and Phil Hall; one good hockey player and fair lirisbcc thrower Pctc llall: onc sane person for stage crew. Stcvc McMillan: one year of questionable jokes compliments of Roy Bcrkman. onc Amy Burin compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Burin: one girl who will laugh at my jokcs. Heidi .Iclil'cris; onc tall person who hates basketball and loves the Lord. David Kalas; one girl whose beauty starts in her heart and works its way out. Linda Mctzcl: onc Mom with 27 run away kids; and last but greatest of all God. who became a man named Jesus and bridged thc gap between man and llimscll for all who will recognize their need for an Almighty. all loving God. and will seek Him with all their hearts. I hope you enjoy your inheritance! LChuck chas'tos. bcqucath: To Brad. :1 Bio lab cvcn he could do; To Phil. a nice chish girl and S: to Chadt a swell liclla; to Jack K.. Mr. Bidwcll; to Cookie. someone to WAIT and a cute ..... : to Capp. onc I.ooncy Tunc; to Brian. a handshake; to Mrs. Saton'l an entire class of Brads: to Zero period calculus. a case of Nodolc; to Joel 8.. an X by 10 glossy oli Sandy: to Gary. a car that goes in rcvcrsc; to Doc Williams. Mary Sherwin and a Geranium; to Paul. a new sistcr; to Shutc. whitc shoc polish; to Bill Ca a new white shirt and better pay than his brother; to Tan. Capt: Cod. a tall 14 year old. a blue s'wcatcr. a Cavis game. Christmas spirit. onc Coon's age. and IT. Youivc got a Friend. Thanx. To Shcric. a fun senior year. lots of good friends. and good luck. youill need it Bcaky. - l. lllona Schal'licr do hereby bcqucath: To Mom Morison- a pound of MKLMK and hopcliulyl a father for Us. . . . . To my UNIT R cliquc- lots of luck after four years of Heights . . . . To Riki Pcrclman- hockey games. a dime. and a friendship anytime . . . . To Paul Morris- a night of free drinkstili youill streak for thch . . . To Kathy .Iosophsky-Chapink drummer. a BR icc-crcam scoopcr and some HOT icc. . . To Snivs Rcl'sncs- a Clarion tour guide. Harvard. llcrbics. and your lock . . . To Linda IICHICO POIO- King Colcis tWhat morc could you wantII . . . To Sucid Rich- Mac Donald's. sleeping bag fights and a chaullicr namcd Suc'd . . . To David Bcnson Kcllcr- a noisy movic camera and popcorn . . . To I'll Lindscy- many more ll days and pilloWs for your car . . . . To GGC-MC- l0 more years of tworking hard andI being grcat . . . To Mr. Thomas- an office full of World's Finest chocolate bars. large chorus materials. more students who will learn and grow as much as l have. many thanks and lots oli lovc . . . To John Collard- l lcavc I'Onc A . Finch smiles. lian lcttcrs. thc stairs in your home. a conversation about door knobs and kcyhoICs. and lots of my love . . . To I.aura IIBird llastcrt; many unnccdcd Pop talks. the end of our seventh grade drcam IGGCI and a friendship nowhcrc ncar his end . . . . l. Tammy Davis lcavc: To I'clicc I leave memories of Michael tall of thcmi and 365 long distance tclcphonc calls: To .Iacquc I leave the Cotillion and that special Teen : To I.aurcn I leave memories of Kevin and kisses: To Ben I leave an endless supply of . . . l. .lamcs' t.I.D.I Muscngo do hereby bcqucath to: Bill Cirillo- a war game: Davc tJawsI Mustin- innumcrablc fish fillets: Mr. Battaglia- rcspcct. admiration. and guts: Betsy Poduska- my sad memory; Kathy Troyanovich- a Christmas card: The Big Schic- a hot Spanada toddy: Davc Collins- llcights Choir: Mr. Strix- dccr steaks: l'irank Brcniicr and Stcvc Kostcr- Diamond's Restaurant: thc Clan- lircc dinner at Diamondis Restaurant: Charles Bailey and Rio Dc- The Goods: Coaches li'usco. Kcllcr. Snider. and Wilson- my rcspcct. trust. admira- tion. and thanks; The Scction- jailbait: .Icrry Chester and Stud- I-'airport Bakcry: The Heights Choir- a ncvcr- ending life of glory: Mr. Bidwcll- a now computcr technician; Grcy'hound-Diamonds Restaurant and a game of pinball; Ms. Russo- a 7th period class; Randi Strix- a turbohydromatic transmission and the Bull; Mom- a new son; .Ioan Gross- ticlxcts to thc Brownsi games; Oscar- 2 sticks and Huang Bang: Bil R Bob Rood- 50 free rides and a Celestron 14: Dr. Alvin Malonc-watcr balloons: .Icancttc- an apology and a tear: Doug born- a keg ol' llcinckin and a new shack: Whitcy- l.cmans raceway: Carrie Cuthbert- a 150 lb. buck; Big Dan- a free round; my bro Mikc- a D.D.S: Mikc Tuckcr- a softball team: Grcascmonkcy l'iaul- Fairfax: George lanctta- a '69 XR7. Cleveland 351 CI. Big I.ou- O.T.ll.ti. and one bottlc of black: Pat and Shcldon- 2 bottles of Black Jack Danicls. .Iocl Brcsslcr- a ll pack oli Millcr. Mom and Dad- I00'v' gratitude. I. llilary Wolpcrt. Luau: To Paul. long talks with clicks and no computers to Iovc7 To: Sharon K.-laughs because of our diUcrcnccVTo Tom Ks Times with a friend who I almost understood. somctimcs7 To: chbic- memories of thc timc I should have taken to listcn7 To: Tomi- Tongues stuck out and lovc7 T-O: AIS- good times craly times and thanks for everything To Lisa and Sunni: thc craly wish that I should have been on stall. although no one would wish that on anyonc7 To: I.ou- b y days. nicc days. all thc times you'vc chccrcd me. all youivc taught me. all you've tried. and the will to kccp pUshiny To: Llnit C- The thousands of hours we scniors hay'c spcnt worrying about collchs. GOOD RIDDANCIV To: New School- Good luck. alot of time and energy. my obnowious optimism. depressed days. CIaUstrophobia. and loads of credit. To Bill- All my low and more. Susan. I. Carolc .Icandhcur. do hcrcby leave to .Icssc-l00 stroboscopCs. a ton of dry ice and a creaking bridgc. to Polly- 2 hour homeroom periods. to Chad. a girls basketball schedule thow about solitball'n. to Shcrry- mass panic. to Sniy's- Bunniesl. to SUsan- a big thanks for always listening and 4 years oli basketball. it's bccn great. To Bird. all my tubc socks. to Randi- one last Uarbagcl . to Kathy-Z good ankles. to Mrs. Yodcr- a statc championship. to Bcrnic- black and gold socks. to Mrs. Warrcn- morc BunniCsI. to I'ran- Mary I-'ranccs'?. to Val-youirc craxy. and to all of llcights Iligh- the last .lcandhcur. I. .lon Goodman leave to : Mr. lusco- a sophswith a big mouth. bcd checks at l I200 pm. goodluck in thc l'uturc. Curt- all the incoming soph. girls. a suit of his own. gluc for the Toyota. voidablc contracts and a bcttur New Year in 79. John Chronis- o.k. babcala. a drinking buddy at I.aBicoquc. Sally- my dcn to crash out in. a boy at a all girl school. all the luck and alot of thanks. David Wright- a pair ol' bcst liricnds to go out with at thc samc time and Curt to watch oycr and a butter Nchcars in l979. To Bill Grutl'i- a cure for T.C.I3.. a .400 batting aycragc. a goll partncr who moy'Cs a ball back two inches. and stay cool. Io Undy- Yogi Bcarua book on soccer and back rubs w hcn I'm not sorc. a shirt that docsnit go up w hcn you sit down. and all the thanks for being you. I. chby Goldstein. lcat'c Dag onc security swcatcr. a noise absorber for our New School corner. onc munchic. another l,atin class to rule. a Mark to watch over and cuddlc when I'm gone. and my thanks To Dave. I leave pcrmancntly occuppancy inOLRS. a piccc of Sunshine. and thc knowledgc that l was the first to know that you had it in you tyou dcvill. I still love you a lot. To Mark tycs. youI. I leave one silly goosc. a little brother to l'lap. lat toes. tttismatchcd socks. a Iillion missed bussCs. a sexy nightic. and bccausc my low for you - is immcnsc tlikc lry'ingl l lcay'c you the IRAYY IOCKliRI I'or Stcph I leave you nothing. bccausc I'm going with you . . . no matter whcrc you go or w hat you do. wc'll do II togctlicr. I love you l'orcvcr. to Its and all. We'll be Sistcrs togcathcr. always . . . I'innally. to all thc students ol- llcights. l lcayc you with the knowledge that you wonit have my toes to step on anymore. s- . . -'7- .'t I o! y.. A h hi 's u 1 .v -'..'o... OQ $Ol....'I w- '....' l .Iulic Goldman lcavc the following things to the following people. Annc-I.-l-l.-3. slopes intercepts. SCVCN Thcatcr. mastuh-mastuh. broken mctcrs. math. Vcrmont. l.ynn. chct chucks. liD's head. Oh my. cno yellow for life. and It's still a BITCII girl! Donnic- A quiche. giant crayons. Randall Mall. english par Shaker games. and an award for ycnta of thc ycar. Ruby- Skiing. Steve Miller. uninhibitcdncss. 3C. long I' Bread and Butter with Baked Beans. Amy .on and many interesting evenings. I.ois- Amy .on. Whitc Mt tains. Linc. opcn parties. Mentor llcadlands. 3C. pink cvcrything. ir-blank. Severance. and lots of laugh Kim- Jack. Boc. l rcd..Rich Caesar. .Ictl Mon. fourth period lunchcs. hockey abd basketball games: mashed potatoes. car potatoes. car drives. hcads. spacc cadets, l,ililililili and Cleveland tl swcarII erl a Marine. Ironchliry. desk. a basketball. Toma- to liacc. Yup-Man. a wiltcd carrot. Ro-Rcr. U drcam ll onc biological cxpcrimcnt. our own special greeting. White Mountains. breathtaking views. the true look. V I-iudward. T..I.is. two lockers. 0 period mathi onc lasting l'ricndship and a big THANK YOU! I. Molly Smith. leave to: .Iuliannc Castro- an ctcrnal mcmbcrship to B.C.B.. thc Rcv's bud and the or Cindy Donlcy- a serving of lasagna. a scooping arm and a promise to bc twins liorgvcr. Linda llcuman- Right. at PcanurbUstcr Parfait and a ccntcr-lold of Mr. Baucr. SUsan Carvcr- great memories of M.P.S.. Bt Bums. and ocean talks. Dana Mcistcr- a Milton and Urovcland party. a room prc7.. award and a coke for bird. Mary Anne Bromclmcicr- Varsity home. our Gatsby loves. and the heart of a deacon. Craig Resnick my love liorcvcr and a little crash. 1. Susan Carver wish to express. to MARLYCli- Heights is where you belong. stay there. Thanks for cvcryth basketball. incmoriCs. and most oli all our friendship. to MOIIY- thanks for your constant listening and c lasting encouragement. Delaware and Playschool. Much love and luck to you. Mol. to my olTiccrs-JLI SALLY. and BliTTY- thanks for your incredible dedication and constant willingness. to MRS. IliVY- Yo unbelievable. stay that way and especially THANKS. lo LORNA- thanks for l'orcvcr being there whcn I i you. Love you. I. Randal Stricklcr being of insanc mind and body. leave to Doug: a 67 Rambler wagon with bottlcs ut the front seat. the tree. Choirboys. and My Gal is Red Hot . . .; to .I.D.M.. choir parties. a new car winc room 40931.11. and the true: to Oscar all thc babcs; to my little sister bl a banana tree; to Little sistcr Ken; to Diana a long. long. long friendship; to Joel an electric guitar; to Dan a rock band: to Greg and St a complete library of the Boss : to Mrs. Tappcndcn all of my I.atin homework. thc done and undonc: to Lindsey many ll-days; to Mr. Battaglia and thc Baritone section; to Dave C. Thc Choirboys. and many g times: to Lou thc OIIG; to Frank l5. a now purple plume: to everyone else who didn't get mcntioncd lotsa and good luck; to Heights I leave many friends. and fond memories. goodbye and good ridancc. l. Sunniva Rclisncs. being of cosmic mind. leave the following: to Don and Luke. liunny brown packages arrivc 2 weeks late. To Mikcy and Chuck. Tl I IS IS ITII To Joel. 2 votes and lots of little animals. To Doug. I and Cambridge takc the index whilc youirc at it. To Stan Chip Wciss. midnight doughnuts and some wa breaking into the platinum markct. To Bill and Bob. 3 months of an unfinished oscilloscopc lab. John and S would you plcasc come out of hiding? To Hilary. anothcr brothcr. although I doubt you'll find onc as nic Tommy. To Mark Badgcrl lcavc Phoenix. To. likc. Shcrry Bcrlincr. likc. man. I Icavc some heavy dccp int and real conversations you can keep the U-boys. To Mark Bishko. a tux. a raisin bagel. and strange lool CaICUIUs. linjoy Northwestern. Tom. I hopc you find that dumb broad you'vc bccn looking for. To C'harlic A I leave a lot of respect you're a grcatpcrson. To Miss Schwarlx. classes that are awake enough at 8:30 Al disCUss Lord.Iimadoquatcly. Mmc As'hcr. mcrci. To Dr. Rchor. another Phoenix editor. and thank you for ex thing. To Mr. Quail. anothcr PhysiCs 2 class I really did learn a lot. To Dr. linglcrl. ncw jokes and more dcnts to tease. To I.ou. anothcr l.ittlc Mary Sunshine to brighten your day. new editors to abUsc. and Kitten: C'aldron. a competent stall and good luck. To Phocniy l lcavc the hope that thc magalinc will continue as a l ary mastcrpiccc. Judy. I hope you are happy in California please visit?! To Il'cndy. cggrolls and thc Cove Street Fair. .Iim. kccp writing and enjoy Kenyon. To A nn I lcavc trcnchmouth; wc drink from the other liouni too. To Illona. liranbran. hcrbiCs. and l.ctis sit out until 4 in thc morning. Youirc so cutcl! To .Ios'oph. Lynn Birgitta. memories of summer school and Schultzic! Wc ncvcr got back to thc Mad G rcck. To Mrs. Warren Ccej. more bunny jokes. To Linda. unburned Tshirts. To Suzanna: Lysol. To Mom Morrison. niccr kids. it can find them. Carolyn. volumes of my future poctry tst I read itl. To Gloria .Ilochcnridgcl lcavc licctBlT gml. Bob. thcy say things arc darkest just before the dawn. I know that now. Thanks for the lesson. though st times I think I would have been happier in my ignorance. I leave you l'orgivcncss. To New School. hope for si val. I leave this book to Lisa. with time enough to talk about Kittcns. l,ion Bm Co. midnight munchic dcl ics. IGIORIA liiOR IICQI. Statc Collcgc. TB. TOB. cornnutsliorcvcrnutmcgl'ornow. Morse Graphics. bu1 puke. peanutbuttcr. and other varied esoterica. To Marjorie. the first Refsncs, thanks for being so sweet Steve. the last Refsnes. give lcm hell. or give Icm heck at least. To everyone I met in my 3years here. I l thanks. God bless. and may you all be happy. I. Lisa Uoldolitas. being oli cosmic mind. leave the following: To lhc 77- 78 Cildron slal'l? thanks for workin this yearbook . . .iias' it w orth it? To ma Il'unillc. a Caldron-l'rcc house and much apprcciation. To.lohn ands The best of luck . . . considering how hard it is to Iiind you two. you'll need it. To i'IAIiIt'cy Iy'ingcry. a lltr-out l'r and cosmic 79 editor who does not show scc-lood. call you up continually. charge you I00.00 for an advm mcnt. scream about despicable proofs. cat peanut butter. or play the rolc ol' Toilct Tonguc . . . We will go o lunch again sometime. To .Iocl SI Breslcr- 20 pages of ads. a lircc yearbook tlior selling 5 l 85.00 worth. oli cou and best of luck on all business and education cndcay'ors. To ,Ilarlt Bishlm Hianchdoughnuts and bagels it morning. no tomatoes or mUshrooms; and a plastic wcdding ring in August we must be thrilily. To SI Bcrlincr:unchanged spreads, bunard pukc. licc twhcrcvcr you like lltch. and hopes that like. everything I out like. man. cool. likc. you know. Nirvana. To Douglas B Iylundcr. enough nutmeg to get you throu ycars oli M.I.T.; enough cornuts to gct you through I summer oltilcy'cland. countless hours of undisturbed s and threat oli dcath tor nutmch if you holc up in your room and college and study . . . have fun? To Hurt: I.a-la-la on thc dance floor. notL's in New School mailboxes. and the assurance that you have you to dancc . . do not be intimidated by Barry Monkcylo ttcc hch. To .ch School .S'la'IYE Thank 2 years in thc program. and l rcally did learn a lot . . . I wish you thc bust of luck with New School an of your goals. To Miss Schwartz hopes that you will always have studcnts who appreciate you as mm I do. To Vivicn :Iddisu . l0 ycars oli cyccllcnt friendship. luck in collcgc and a lot of love; despitt differences we have. To Gloria Ilochchridyc tYOII-Rli KIDDINGII IISSsh. people are rcading t Whatcvcr people you fancy. and thc dust undcr my bud Ilor bcing noisy at night. To Bob Rombach-llopcs you got what you want out of lil'c. also pink doughnuts and colilicc for when you have work to do. To It Wolpcrti somc joke about my sister and our l'inally talking bccausc of her , . . good luck. To Chuck Kull Wishes that ncxt ycaris stall is less obnosiotis: thank you for thc cylra care you gave this book. To Grccn-Thc best of luck. I'm glad we got to know each othcr. To Stan Il'cisstalias ChipW: a SI 10.00 budyI spend on the cosmic aura tic. Whoppcrs and DoritosI. thc t'lcy'c. Tuy ad and driving lussons . . you never make it to Pennsylvania or Dayton at this rate. To 1 illi-Just thrcc words: Ill did it. To Alarlt Ba Letters and gratitude for thc bcautil'ul artwork . . . editors went up in pricc. by the way. To Tom TJALIR It thc slccp Caldron owcs youi a cute and intelligent girltiricnd; and aboyc all. my utmost respect. Tt leul-Bills and lots of money to pay them with. To Louis Raymond t 'licshirc .S'ali'ator. l lcayc your name. 0 Mochcnridgc's l'ilc. this yearbook. and a bar of soap tnccd I say w hat liorH; thanks for making this pos: To Sunnim Rclislics I leave everything: I love you more than. peanut buttcr. buHartl pukc. lion Bm Morsc Graphics. doughnuts. cornuts. Gtiiibridgc. GloriaK soul. Room 202. linglish Class. rapidographs numerous restaurants wc hay'c lrcqucntcd. our faith in humanity tmay it never tlwindlcll and our lir ship which I valuc so much . . . but lid rathcr not lcay'c that anywhcrc: that goes with Us whcrcvcr wi To Ihc gcncral public tthosc who purchascd and7or road this ycrbooltl: I lcayc my apologies for any an esoteric jokes. and apologies to anyone who was misidcntilicd. unidcntilictl. or left out . . cnjoycd this ycarboolt. II, GLORIA MOCHENRIDGE. BEING OF WARPED MIND. LEAVE NEW SCHOOL THE RES'I MY l1XPI-IRlMl-INTS:I-ZNJOYTIII'IBONIESARP IN Tlll' .IRIHIOOROI'IK'I-L I'l SBlil-1N Rlu l. Tom Kclly oli rcasoiiablc sound mind and body Iicrcby lcay'c the following: to Greg all my photo stufl' Linda. To Alicc a very big smile to got her through 12th grade. In t'harlic thc l'inal I'ronticr space. I l Dave and Gary a liomcgroup retreat that nobody guts lost at. To lisa and Sunniy'a S cartons of coffee yo I leave DUsan a lifetime job with Larry l'lynt. To linda Dawn first and second parts I leave l0 photogra'iliu push around and Greg. 'I'hcn thcrcis I.aura who gets a lilictimc lilm supply at Drcylcr Pharmacy or as hit my credit is good. and my old Iocltcr. To Mike all the girls in llth gradc. also to Greg a car with glass To Robcrt what you always wanted but ncvcr could afford a VW Used by tircg with bald bias ply 1 To Suzanne Drcxlcr. my grccn army jacket with Inc in it. To Nlr. .I. a w holc l'rcc ycar bcliorc he has my brother. To Dcanna S. 50 million bows olioatmcal cookie miy w hich she will maltc up and tlcmand. I would I Tammy a complete darkroom il' I had the moncy. 'Iio ticolil' Bcclymzln a cakc for his I00 driving lcsson anniversary. To David W. a pair of Yahoo ll slyis and a wcck rclrcat to I orcst Hills Park ski hill. To Miss li a cup with Judy on one side and Gail on the othcr. 'I'o lach tirccn l Icavc a littlc Pink I'loyd. 'lio Bob I I my quartz crystal watch-plcasc bc on timc. 'l'o Alisa Peskin I Icayc the 0 inches lim going tolosc. I leave h Kostcr a w holc ycarbook by himself to take allllll lhc picturcs. 'I'o Ililary I leave a t'harlic Brown T-shi remember me by. I Icavc lisa and sunniva two oli thc world's bcst friends. To I.ou Salvator a rcally good tl yearbook. That's all hikes. ' - . with hopes that .f w' W :NMM nx. 3'7 cxc. 1r tM d quc lhnl 1IT 0f JI L C Hx 'n C 'sin IONA 1 U cr xHr .Tk ilcr- nlr uin ;1nd qul Vxhc 'IL n1c- err cr- Iurd .'T0 3 on IIb- c1k ch- U110 rxcL lhc dcr urnx gh 4 Iccp. inJ H in fur d an 1 3 ' thc IHx Ihnl ikltx HIJIP Jini Cllo iH gUF L40- !.luv hs u iblcv kL .lhc cnd- ' g y d AH 0U C F Xl.l nnd Cch 'url rxln 1g nx U1ll ier Imlc cnxc ;H1d nkcr cnxc 'lch H In ick u 'A - 4 Va A... A-,f.. 266 a ' ' sWVm$A u n ...a a..-.$s.. 'th , yr. ..Q a w w ;. C 31.2: . z VMMMW 3w; v I .1 4 J, . f . r . . . 441141 .Ilslllii! ; !. . , x set. $$..!r3! $.?Nsxagh$x4. 10!. .ifr; ?Xwags? 3 El! 53?1$$3!:$3..4$ 2a, .m AM .8 r .8: 270 NMM -....,.x. v -o.x.. , wx. 1 ,. Inut'mssian $tn6mk 713mm 5mm; 2mm Congratulations to the Class of 78 1:th Ems Meg Sweeney, President Beverly Moore, Vice President Lisa Goldoftas, Treasurer Debbie Steinberg, Secretary .' - . .'. ' '. ';sr. v '.:.? ' 7 , ' V ' I '- aOVH9 rd c- ' 0 o On- ' ' -.. Q . ., . p. 'u . I ..' ' , . .. .2. ... 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J ,m 4 .- ... - r. r'h . w .. 3IK var NV3 KVND l' GENERAL INDEX Academics 24 Activities 160 Advertising 268 AFS 164 Athletic Aides 112 Attendance Office 55 Basketball 0V3 100 Basketball 1Mcn3s1 98 Basketball 1Womcn's1 104 Biology 11 29 Black and Gold 193 Bookroom7Transcript Office 61 Business Education 42 Cadet Band 184 Cafeterians 60 Caldron 190, 302 Cheerleaders 92 Choir 170 Class Councils 185 Clubs 198 COL III 34 Concert Band 179 Cross Country 1Mcn1s1 94 Cross Country 1Womcn's1 79 Custodians 60 Distributive Education 43 Drama Club 196 Experience With Nature 40 Faculty 50 Field Hockey 80 Football 0V1 78 Football 4Varsity1 76 Golf 86 Guidance Department Programs 45 Haunted House 166 Heights Singers-GGC7MC 174 Hockey 108 Holocaust Outreach Program 47 Homecoming 168 Independent Study 44 Independent Study7Tutorial 46 Index 290 Indoor Track 101 Intersession 194 Juniors 140 Last Wills and Testaments 262 Library7Mcdia Center 59 Main Office 54 Marching Band 178 National Merit Scholars 28 New School 30 Nurses 61 Orchestra 182 Phoenix 192 Physics 11 29 School Board 69 Seniors 214 Soccer 82 Sophomores 120 Sports 72 Student Council 188 Swim Cadets 96 Swimming 1 10 Symphonic Band 180 Tennis 90 Unit Offices 56 Vo-Ed Co-op 36 Vo-Ed ln-Housc 38 Volleyball 84 Wrestling 102 FACULTY Ackerman. Patricia 55. 208 Altschuld. Glenn 62 Amer. Janet 62 Arian. Keith 111 Arnold, Theodore 62. 111 Asumalo, Wayne Asher, Hcrminc 62 Baab, Timothy 86. 100 Babic, Nick 56 Bane, James 178, 180. 181. I84. 199 Baslcr. Thomas 62 Battaglia, A. Edward 11 170. 171 Bauer, Lawrence 114 Bccklcy. Irma 62 Bcitcl. Ashley 46, 62, 198 Bcrganlino. Robert 62, 179. 183 Bernard, Rosc Bernardo, Patrick 28, 54 Bcrlodatto, chry Bethune, Edgar 62 Bica, Virginia 57 Bidwell, Charles 62 Birnbaum, Gerald 62 Blackburn. Judith 62, 201 Booker, Pamela 62 Bookner. Eugene 26 Bracale. Robert 55, 62 Broadbooks, Joann 30, 63 Bujak. Walter 63. 203 Butcher. James Caimi, Frank Cappcllctti. James 98 Cashy, Peter 63 Cochran, Emily 34, 63 Cohen, Mildred 63 Cronquist. Carol 63 Crowley, Lamont 34 Curle. Gwendolyn 63 Deitz. Joanne DiCarlo, David 77 DiGcronimo. Lee 63. 203 Dincs. Marlcuc Dodds. Elsie 58 Dubovec, Robert 63 Englcrt, Thomas Esch, Edward 63 Farinacci, John 58 Fcrlito, Jenny 63. 202 Fcrrara, Vinccnl 63 Fcrralo, Michael 28. 56 Fowlkcs, Phyllis 63 Fox. Hclcn 30, 63. 90 Fraicr. Jack 63, 114 Franklin, Helen 63 Fusco, Christopher 64, 83 Gally, Edwin 54 Gardner. Mary 34, 64. 189 Geiger. Joseph 64 Gordon, Evc Graham, Mary 57 Grair, Stephanie 64 Green. Zachary 30. 115 Grecnbaum. Patrice 64 Greenspan. Amy 64 Grenda, Judith 64 Guarino, Sam 43, 64. 202 Gutfcld, Evelyn 30. 64, 210 Hall, Robert 206 Hambor. Val 64 Hansen, Karen 64 Haskett, Donald 40, 41 Hcllstcrn, Virginia 34 Hollowcll, Michael 64 Hooks. Frank 56 Hoon. Larry 64 Horwilz, Harvey 64, 78, 114, 204 Hunting, Elva 65 lcove, Dorothy 57 Inglis, Sally 45 Jak, Francis James. Edward Jenkins, Ellcn 65 Jcrdon. William Kcllcr, Lawrence 65. 209 Kustron, Edward 65 Lahl, James 65 Lance, Pat 56 Lasky, Stanley Lester. Stella Levy, Betty 65 Lindsey. James 65. 207 Lojowsky, Karel Lombachcr, Gary 30, 65 Lundgrcn, Paul 65. 204 Mahlman, Charles 65 Mann, Richard 65, 79 Martin. Jean 65, 81 Matelsky. Ann 65 Matovina. Mark 66 McBride. Cathleen 66. 201 McElfresh, Auleen 66 McKinstry, Joan Miller. Carolyn 66. 97 Miller, William 66 Mills. Frcd 30, 66, 104 Morris, Michael 66 Morrison, Dclorcs 66. 208 Muthcrsbaugh. David 30. 66 Najm, Kathryn 66 Norwood, William 66, 112 Paley, Ethel Patti, William 66 Patton. Terry 66 Pierre, Gcnc Pledgcr, Marian 46, 66 Quail. Robert 29. 66 Rabinsky, Lcatricc 47, 66, 204 Rchor, Rosalind 189, 192 Roscnfcld, William 45, 67, 198 Ross. Frank 34, 67, 303 Roth, Bernard Russo, E1izabcth 67 Rutan, Glenn 67 Salvator, Louis Raymond Cheshire 30, 67, 115, 190. 207, 209, 303 Santon. Joycc 29 Schultz, Jacqueline 67. 93 Schwartz, Betty 67 Schwarz, Robert 30. 67 Shtull, Rita 44. 67, 204 Simmons, Bcvcrly 67, 205 Simon. Charles 67 Smith. Truman 58 Spencer, Jacqueline 67. 85, 211 Stovsky, Thelma 67 Sztul, Joseph 190. 303 Tappcndcn, Jacqueline 204, 193 Tartcr, William 34, 67, 200 Tatar, Joseph 67 Taylor. Nancy 45 Thomas, Andrew 68 Thomas, William 177. 276 Thompson. Theresa 34 VunSicklc, Bcrnicc 54 Vardon, Arianc 68 Wagner, Lawrence Edward 68. 202 Wuitkus, Lorin 68 Walter, Frank 30, 32, 196, 197 Wargo. Michael 68. 112 Warren, Carole 68 Wcinschankcr, Marie 45 Wcsscls, Mark 34, 68. 83 Whitehousc. Elizabeth Williams, Chas Williams. Ruth 68 Williams. Thelma 68 Wilson, Carl 68 Wirth, Richard 68, 201 Wiscley, Paul 57 Wish, Esther 68 Wolf. Alan 68. 204 Wolff, Marcia 68 Yoder, Marlycc 68, 90. 205, 104 Young, Andrea 46. 68 Young, Slcvcn 68. 187 SENIORS A Abou-Nadcr. Aida 222 Abou-Nadcr. Dalal 222 Abrams. chcndra 201.222 Abramson, Paul 170. 201, 222 Ack, James 222 Adams. David 222 Adams. Laura 222 Addison. Vivien 28, 115, 222 Aizcn, Gerald 222 Albcrs, Joel 94, 95, 101, 168. 169, 210, 222 Alessandro, Joseph 222 Alexander, Kcrn 222 Alexander, Theresa 101 Alford. Willic 174, 222 Alger, Melissa 28 Allen. William Alpcrn, Danny 222 Appleton. Garry 222 Armour, Julian 29, 181. 222 Asbcrry, Pamela 222 Astrom, Hedvig 164, 165, 170. 222 Atanasio, Joan 208, 222 Avcrman, Raymond 223 B Babcj, Andrew 223 Bachman, Ronald 202, 223 Baglcy. Bernard 185, 223 Bailey. Charles 223. 303 Baker. Ronald 223 Balas, Diana Balcskie, Brian Barber, Tulula 93, 169. 258 Barclay. Bradford 29. 174. 223 Bargar, Elizabeth 223 Barle, Richard 208, 223, 108 Barnett, Marcia 223 Baron, Craig 207, 223 Barrett, Bryan 223 Barrett, Dennis 223 Barrett, Ricardo 223 Baruch, Steven 174. 206, 223 Ball, Rogcr Beaver. Eric 223 Beck. Susan 174, 223 Bcckman. Geoffrey 28 Beeman. Michael 76, 223 Bentz, Charles 98, 208, 223 Bcrgantino. Robert 204, 223 Bergren. Jenna 165, 170. 223 Berke, Philip 224 Bcrkman. Stanley I98, 205, 207, 224 Berliner. Sherry 115. 167. 185, 190, 192, 198. 210 224, 303 Bcrlingcr. Ellery Bevcridge. Elizabeth 202. 224 Bier. Cynthia 224 Birrcr, Lisa 224 Bishko. Mark 28. 29, 112, 185, 188, 192. 224, 303 Bishop, Michael 103, 208, 224 Blackburn, Mark 174. 224 Blatchford, Craig 76. 77. 224 Bloss, Mark 174. 224 Blunt. Stephen Borovitz, Sheri 224 Boucck, Dusan 174. 190. 207, 224, 303 Boyle, Sheila Bozeman. Johnny 224 Bragg. Marsha 174. 200, 225 Braun. Arthur Brazil, Jeancra 170, 185, 198, 210. 225 Breiningcr. Steven Breitbart. Martha 225 Brcnizer, Frank 225 Brennan, Kathleen 225 Brenner, Charles Breslcr. Joel 29, 170, 185, 188. 190, 207, 225. 303 Bromelmcicr, Mary Anne 170, 172, 225 Brooks. Lauren 196, 225 Broomc, Douglas 225 Browcr. Robert 207 Brown, Ellen 206, 225 Brown. Kimberly 28, 92. 225. 271 Brown, Louis 76. 103, 188, 225 Brown, Mark 225 Brown, Ramona 225 Brown. Thomas 114, 199, 225 Browne, Gregory 76. 225 Brundidge, Bcvcrly 208, 225 Bryant, Betsy 225 Bryant. Tom 225 Buchheit. Robert 226 Budin. Noah 170, 196, 197. 201. 226 Bucltner. Michael Burgoon, Linda 174, 196. 197. 226 Burke. Kim 226 Busbcy, Robert 29. 83, 111, 226 Busch, Laura 226 Byers, Dwan 174, 226 Bykowski. Sandra 179, 184, 210, 226 C Calloway, George Calloway. Robert 98, 226 Campbell, Gregory 226 Canilia. Saramaric 226 Cannon, Susan 226 Caris, Laura I74. 226 Carlisle, Jacqueline 226 Carlonc, Michael Carman, Brian 226 Carver. Susan 185. 188, 205. 227, 104 Castro. Julianne I74. 227 Catlin, Douglas 227 Cavanaugh. Tcrcsa 227 Chan. Judy 185. 188, 192. 227 Charpcnticr, John 40. 192, 206, 227 Chcairs, Michael 200 Chcrnomorcts, Vladimir 227 Cherry. Karen 227 Chester, Jcrry 47. 168, 170. 227. 303 Childs, Michael 227 Chin, Gorky 28, 29. 227 Cirillo. William 29, 227 Clampitt, Alana 29, 185, 227, 104 Clark, Patrick 227 Clark, Sheila 258 Clark, Timothy 179. 209. 227 Clay. Deborah 112, 200. 227 Clemens, David 28, 29, 170. 227 Cleveland, Kimberly 201, 227 Clinkscalc, Kcvin 185. 188. 227 Cobb. Linda 227 Coccaro, Janet 181, 228 Cohcn. Benoit 228 Cohcn. Richard 103. 185, 208. 228 Cohen, Robert 174. 228 Cohen, Stcvcn Cohen, Tammy 97, 190. 207, 228. 271, 30 Colbuch, Louis 228 Coleman. Malissa 202, 228 Collard. David 28, 111, 114, 174, 228 Colton, Karen 174, 207, 209, 210. 228 Combcs, Frank 228 Conant, Douglas 111, 228 Cook. Susan 28, 29. 47, 115. 190, 228, 30. Cooks. Warner Cooper, Amy 79, 164, 165, 190, 198, 228, Cooper, Deborah 198. 208. 228 Cooper, Laura 47. 174, 228 Cooper, Margaret 228 Cozart, Tonya 92, 201, 208 Crcusy. Cynthia Crcusy. Timothy Crooks, Duncan Cubas. Antonio 202, 229 Cull, Geoffrey Culver. Andrew 83, 229 Curtis. Deborah 201. 229 Culhbcrl, Carrie 40, 97, 168, 169. 185 206. 229. 271, 303 Cydulka. Michclc 40, 174, 185, 204, 210, D Dahcr. Joseph Dahcr, Norman 229 Daniclson. Joan 229 Dardcn. Cathy 229 Davidson, Anita Davis, Carolyn 115, 192. 207, 210, 258, 3! Davis, Dalc Davis. Sally 169, 174, 229 Davis, Tamara 170, 229 Davis, Tracey 229 Dawson, Laura 185, 229 De Barr. Alexander 76. 229, 193 Dccring. Patrick 170, 172, 229 Dcitrick, Robert 114. 202, 229 Delgado, Deborah 229 Dclp, Thomas 174, 229 Di Blusio, Michael Dickerson, Dorothy Dickson, Gregory Dickson. Lcslic 229 Di Francesco, Debra 230 Dillard. Sharon Dlou, Stcvcn Dolan. Donna 230 - Donlcy. Cynthia 174, 230 Donovan, Mary 174, 230 Dorn. Douglas 29, 113, 207, 230 Dorris, Paul 230 Dorsey, Holly 104 Douglass, Richard 114, 185, 199, 230 Dowdley. Rosemary 230 Dowlcn, Billie 202. 230 Drexlcr, Suzanne 174, 207. 230, 303 Dunkelberg. Kenneth I74. 230 Dunkelberg, Ruby 29, 85, 230 Duquctlc. Ron I70, 172, 230 E Ebcrhardt, Robert Ebcrlcin. Robert 230 Eckerslcy. Steven 230 Edmonds, Jacquelyn 28, 185. 190, 230, : Edwards, ch 230 Edwards. Robert 101. 114, 179. 230 Egar. Slcvcn 209, 210, 230. 303 Eichenbaum, Steven 231 Eichlcr, Karen I70, 231 5 Eisenbcrg. Elizabeth 47, 170, 231 Eisenstein, Martin 29, 174, 231 Elia, Julie 231 Ellick, Patricia 40, 174. 231 Ellis, Laura 205, 231 Epplcr. David 47, 174, 231 Ernest, Paul 28, 231 Eskridgc, Carlton 76, 77 Eslick, Rc-Nila 231 Eslrin, Dawn 40, 112, 174, 190, 207, 210. 231, 303 Evcrctl, Sharon 202, 231 F Faegcs, Jay Fahcy, Brian 170, 231 Fchcr, Thomas 28, 231 Fcrbcr, Gail 47, 231 Fcrbcr, Michael 174, 232 Fcrrcri, Slcvcn 29, 86 Figueroa. Carlos Fikc, Fclicc 200, 232 Finley. John 28, 204. 232 Finley, Mary 40, 232 Fitzpatrick, Thomas 98, I68, 232 Fleming, James 28, 192, 232 Fomby, Myrtis 232 Forman, Howard 232 Fornal, Elizabeth 97, 112, 174, 188, 232, 271 Foster, Andrea 202, 232 Foster. Philip 205, 258 Fraimovich, Alcxundcr Frankel, Jesse 29, I85, I98, 232 Franklin Monique 301 Franklin, Willic 232 Franks, Francine 85, 202, 232 Fraser, Forrest 83 Freedman, Mitzi 97, 232, 271 Frccman, Patricia 208, 232 3 Freeman, Slcvcn 37, 232 Frcska, Brian Fricdlandcr, Paul 28, 232 Friedman, Barbara 232 Friedman, Debra 232 Frlunic, Tomislav 164, 165, 233 Fuotc, James 233 3 Furman, Tanya 28, 29, 198, 205, 233 G Gadson, Dianna 233 Gainer, Edward 76, 233 Gales, Anyjicnctlc 233 Gallagher, James Gallagher, Kcvin 233 Gallagher, Patrick Galloway, Monica 79, 101, 196, 201, 233 Calvin, Stephen 233 Gamble, David 76, 77, 170, 233 Ganlvcrg, lvy 47, 233 Garfield, Daniel Garvcr, Holly 233 Gales, Justine 112, 174, 200, 233 Gates, Laura 174. 233 Gaynor, chru 233 chuld, Elana 233 Gclcndcr, Lori 233 Gclfund, Martin 233 Gerard, Scott 233 Gcrbcr, Susan 93, 234 Gifford, Carol 97, 205, 234, 271 03 Gilbert, Angela 234 Gilbert, Belinda Gilchrist, John 234 Gill, David 234 , Gilliam, James 3 Gilliam, Richard 234 Glazcr, Sheryl 40. 234 Glicksman, Dana Glicksman, Davin 234 Goldberg, Robert 234 Goldfarb, Slcvcn 103, 234 Goldman, Diana 90, 92, 258 Goldman, Julie 40, 170, 185, 188. 198. 234 Goldoftas, Lisa 115, 188, 189, 190, 192, 207. 209 211. 234. 270, 303 Goldstein, Deborah Goldwcbcr, Michael 184, 234 Goodfricnd, Stcvcn 207, 234 Goodman, Jonathon 83, 185, 234 Goodman, Stcvcn 28, 198, 205, 234, 193 Gordon, Deborah Gordon, Evan 234 Gordon. Jeffrey 174, 234 Gordon, Marcella 234 Gould, Bonnie 234 Gould. Philip 47, 103, 234 1 Graff, Robert 28, 29, I70, 207, 235, 303 8 Graham, Andre Grand. Nancy 174, 235 Grauburt, Philip 198, 235, 193 Gray. Michael Green, Judith 28, 235 Green, Mark 174, 188, 198, 205, 235 Greene, David Grecnwald, chru Gregory. George 174 Grocnslcin, Bonnie 179, 235, 303 Groczingcr, William 86, 235 303 Grogcr, Laurel 170, 205, 235 Gross, Ilcnc 47, 235 Gross, Joan 170, 210, 235 Gruuadaurio, John 28, 170, 188, 204, 235 303 229 r. Gunya, Bernard 206, 235 Gustafson, Mary 29. 235 Gutfcld, Stcvcn 235 H8LI Haas, Andrea 235 Hahn, Kyusik 236 Hall, Nancy 40, 80. 81, 185, 190, 205, 207, 236. 31 Hallbank, Sherry 37, 185, 236 Halliscy, William 236 Hallo, Timothy Harris, Alan 198, 203, 236, I93 Harris, Darlcnc 202, 236 Harris, Louisa 112, 185, 190, 236, 303 Harris, Polly 174, 207, 236 Harris, Willie 236 Hart, Nina 115, 190, 207, 236, 303 Haskin, Sherry 236 Haslcrt, Laura 174, 236 Hawkin, Slcphcn Hawkins, Bryan 174, 208, 236 Hawkins, Dcnisc Hay, Paul Huzcl, Timothy 29, 83 Head, Cedric Hcffncr, Timothy 236 Hcggic, Pamela 112, 115, 190, 209, 236, 303 Hcintz, Elizabeth 112 Hcintzclman, Jennifer 85, 236 Hcldcn, Charles 188, 207, 236 Hcllwig, Dana 115 Hcllwig, Timothy 236 Henry, Balinda 236 Hcrlachcr, Robert 236 Herman, Daniel 236 Hess, Neil 237 Hester, William 237 chman, Linda 97, 112, 174, 185, 237, 271 Hill Calvin Hi11, Carolyn 237 Hill, Catherine 28, 29, 170, 204, 210, 237 Hincs, Eileen 237 Hirsch, Julic 237 Hodous, David Hoffman, Ncil 237 Holley, Prince Hollins, Annette 237 Holloway, Michael 112, 237 Hopkins, John 237 Horwitz, Naomi 174, 237, 271 Hribar, Cary 86, 237 Huang, Wendy 29, 185, 237 Hubbcll, Gregory 98, 188, 208, 237 Hudson, Catherine Hudson, Michael Hughes, Carla 238 Hulcc, Jill 238 Hungcrford, Bclh 205, 238 Hunt, Dcxtcr I74, 238 Hunter, Joseph 196, 199, 209, 238 Huntley, Mark 40, 238 Huru, Raymond Hutchcrson, Eugcnc 76 lannclta, George 238 lgnas, John 238 Imka, Jeffrey 28, 114. I74. 238 Isaacs, Ruth 238 lscnbcrg, Susan 238 J Jackson, Cecilia 238 Jackson, Eric 174, 238 Jacobs, Robert 28, 174, 188, 201, 238 Jacoby, Deborah 238 Jakob, Linda 97, 112, 190, 205, 209, 238, 270, 303 Jankura, Daria 238 Janoch, Francis Jcandhcur, Curolc 28, 104, 115, 207, 238 Jefferson, Harriet 112, 193 Jenkins, Andrew 238 Jenkins, Arthur 239 Jenkins, Sandra Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Craig 239 Johnson, Curtis Johnson, Karen 115, 239 'Johnson, Lcslic 239 Johnson, Slarlcy Johnston, Gayle 40, 239 Johusin, Curtis Jolly, Raan 201 Jones, Kcvin 239 Jones, Michcllc 208, 239 Jones, Ronald 202, 239 Jones, Sctcria 208, 239 Jordan, Angela 179, 239 Jordan, Gene 239 Joseph, Kathryn 208, 239 Joseph. Sclh 40. 185, 190, 207, 239. 303 Julin, Lisa 28, 205, 207, 239 K Kagan, Diane 174, 239 Kahan, Sheldon 239 Kahn, Richard 239 Kalus, Susan 239 Kuminsky, Jocl 239 Kandarc, Edward 239 Kunc, Sandra 29, 170, 239 Karlin, Howard 240 Kutz, Penny I70. 201. 210, 240 Kaufman, Heidi 240, 303 4 8'.29i3k;imoxa .8 uh8'v'3 '94V'. 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Mclanic 129 Fuolc, Robert 129 Furnas. Mary 129. 164 G Gainer. Monique 129 Gaitcr. Lounzcr 129 Galloway. Autumn 101. 129 Gamble. Cary 76. 129 Gamble. Sharon 129. 200. 208 Gamcro. Hcrnun 83. 129 Gamcro. Juan 83 Gundul. Sharon 129 Gannon. Edward Gardner, Susan 129. 206 Gates. Shcri 129 Gcnlilc. Nculc 129. 108 George. Nalc Gerard. Kathleen 112. 129 Gibbcrman. Matthew 129, 186 Gigliotli. Pctcr 129. 170 Gilbert. Gregory Gilbert. Norman Gill. Michael 130 Gillan. Puul Gillooly. Gregory 130 Golden. Gary Golden. Scott 130 Goldman. Howard 130 Goldstein, James 130 Goodman. Jphn 130 Goodman. Marcy 130. 206 Goodman. Paul Gordon. Kcvin Gordon. Sherry 130 Gordon. Slcvcn 130 Gorcnslcin. Alexander 130 Gornik. Joseph 130 Goulicb. David 103. 130. 170 Gottlicb. Lconurd 130. 179. 186. 203 Grudford. Vuloric 130. 188 Grunovsk3 Alan 130 Grassy. Carol 130. 170 Gray. Michael 130 Green. Markcluh Gross. Pamela 130 Guinn. Stacey 201 Gutow. Jcrcmy 130 Gyorki. Tara H8LI Hackman. Timothy Huggins. Kathlccn Hullisy. Brian 130 Hammcs. Keith Hammond. Lisa 130 Hancock. Dina 130 Hannan. Robert 130 Hanson. Karl 130. I70 Harding. John 130 Hardy. Jacqueline I30 Hare. Dcllcv 130. 188. 206 Harmon. Kcvin 130 Harris. Hurry 174 Harris. Kevin Harvey. Gregg 130. 206 Hasclow. Dcnisc 130 Hasscl. Robert 200 Hay. Arthur 130 Hayslip. Mike 78. I30. 179 Haywood. Edward 130 Huzcl. Tcri Hcffncr. Thomas 207 Hciplc. Holly 130 chkin. Barry 130 Henry. Allcndu 130 Hcrlachcr. Mary 130 Herman. Mitchell 130. 206 Herman. Sharon I30 Hcrzig. Max Hess. Lindu 130 Hcycr. Michelle I30. 170 Hicks. Lyncltc 130 Higgins. Vivian 130 Hill. Edwin 130 Hill. Gordon 130 Hill. Margctla 130. 200 Hill. Mark 130. 200 Hill. Stanford 130 Hill. Timothy Hoffman. Allen 130 Hofford. Mary 130 Holden. Rosalyn I30. 188. 200 Hollins. Anita 130 Hollins. Rosella 131. 208 Holloway. Gaincllc Holmes. Kimberly Hood. Mcrl Hoppcl. Leigh 131. 179 Hoppcns. Charles 131 Hoppcr, Howard 94. 131. 204 Horhn, Hclcn I31. 188 Hornick. Mary 131 Horrigun. Mary Howard. 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Howard 133 Mtndcm Joseph 133 Hvr'rill. Sylvia Murrymun. Roy Muxxncr. James Mow. Adam 133 Mull. Mary 133 ngkunus. Stcvcn 86, 133 8111.113. Michael 133 Mlismm. Thomas 111. I33 Mi'ivr. Christopher 103. 133 N101; r. Thomas 133. 179. 204 N1111w11. Chrisluphcr 133 mer. Virginia 133. 174 Mituncll. Lucien 133 Mulder. John 133 Ma..- Charles Mn-mry Patricia 93. 133. 206 Ma x Margaret 133 Maury: . Deborah Mums. Curl 133. 108 Mnr. 1'0mcr 133 Morinn. Monica 184 Mom, Lonnie Mnum. Jacqueline 203 Mudyrll. Shcilu 133 Mugmigc, Edwin 133. 196 Mu1.'m. Joscllc 133. 179 Muxxclx. David 133 Myers. Marilyn J. 133 Myers. Marilyn R. 133. 170 Myers. Roger 133. I70 Myles. Colctla N8LO Nagy. Mathias 83. I33 Nankcrvis. Craig I34. I86 Nash. liluinc Nuuman. David 134. 188 Nccl. Kcllic 81. I34. 104 Nelson. Simone 134 Newman. Jennifer 97. I34. 174. 271 Nichols. Candace 134. I70 Nicholson. Murcclinc 134. 200 Nixon. Jeffrey Norman. Marcus Norman. Sidney Norton. Dcmclricc O'Brien. Mary Kay I34. 174 Orcnbuch. 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Brenda 134 Primcuu. Michael 103. I34 Protic. Robin 134 Prpic. Francis 134 Pnybylski. Michelle 134 Pullum. Vincent Q8LR Quinn. Jacqueline 134 Rubinm'ich. Nincl Radivoycvilch. Murku I34 Rucl. Gregg Raumcy. Kulhlccn 134 Ray. Darryl 78. I34 Ralck. R63 134 Rcardon. .lumcs Rcbuudo. John 134 Rcddick. Ouic Rcdding. Brian Rcdding. Scott 134 Rcddix. Paul 134 Rcdlingcr. limih 134 Rccb. liric 134. I08 Reese. Angcla I35. 208 Rccsc. Rhonda I35. 200 chun. Kcnnclh 135 Reid. Jessica 101. 135 Rcsnick. chlhcr I35 Rcsnick. Truq 135 Reynolds. Andre 78. 101. 135 Rice. chru Richards. liricu I35 Rickctls. Douglas 135 Ridgcwu's. Cynthia Ridgcwuy. Robcrl Rinclln. Paul 135 Ritchie. l.nui.x 135 Ritz. Stcvcn 100 Rubinson. Leonard 135 Robbins. Crystal 135 Roberts. Richard 135 Robinson. Benjamin 135 Robinson. Gig Robinsun. Virgil Robinson. William Roche. Joseph 135 Rodrick. Timmhy 135 Rugcrs. Charlene :48 t v Rogers. Kim I35. 188. 208 Rolfe. lilimbcth 135 Roll. .lcnnifcr 135. I88. 206 Romanuuski. Ronald - Roper. 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Judith 136 Tanks. Curlcllc 136 Turlaglia. Bruce 78 Tatum. Tclslur Taylor. Marsha 136 Taylor. Vincent Tclgarsky. Mark 136 Tcplillky. Ronald 136 Thurpc. 1.15:: 136 Thomas. Linda 136 Thomas. Michelle 136 Thomas. Paula 136 Thomas. Sherry 136 Thomas. Wanda Thompson. Ailccn 112. I36. 188 Thompson. Frcd 136 Thompson. Lillian I36. 200 Thompson. Ocic 78. 136. 174 Tidwcll. Barbara I36 T1110. Churlcs 136 Tisch. Louis Toppin. Russell 98. I37 Townsend. Nancy 137. 170 Triplclt. lixuvicr 203 Truchunowicz. Patricia Turner. Cathy 137 Turncr. Deana 208 Turner. Kimblcy U8LV Upson. Robert 83. 137. I79 Upton. livcrcu 137 Vundcnbcrgh, Mickc 207 Vundcrvcldc. .lumcs chslcy. Charles 78. 137 Vichill. Kcnncth 137. 108 Vickcrs. Willic I37. 179 Vig. John 137 W Winchs. livun 137 Wudlcy. Catherine 137. 208 Walker. Alix 137 Walker. Donna 79. 137 Warshuw. Marci 137 Washington. Chris 137 Washington. Sharon 137. 208 Watson. Anthony I37. I86 W'utsun. Empress Waugh. Robert 137 Wcinslcin. David Wcinslcin. liydic 137 Weir. Annc 137. 206 Wcissnmn. Barbara 137 Wellington. Audrey I37 chig. Ronald 137. 203 Wcrnick. Warren I74 Wcrthcim. Dcun I37 Wcrvcy. Caroline Wclllcr. Karin 79. 137 While. Alexia: 137 Jan; ma: wktixfva? Paw ASJ'WA-Vcr'339'ld '1 7'17 A ,:.,v 9 White. Michclc 93. 137. 174 While. Shelley 137 Wilcoxcn. Michelle 137 Williams. Carol 137. 200.104 Williams. Dcrrcncc 137 Williams. Jocl 203 Williams. Kuthlccn 137 Williams. Kim 137 Williams. Mcrcdith 137. 104 Willimm. Roderick 100. 137 Williams. Ronald 76. 137 Williams. Trudy 137. 208 Williamson. Russell Wilson. Cheryl Ann Wilson. Jeffrey 100 Wilson. Kcvin Wilson. Mary 137 Wilson. Mclvin 137 Wilson. Sandra Winzms. Brock 103. 137 Windlc. Nzuhun Winklcmun. Amy 137. 170 Winston. Michelle Winlcrcgg. Todd 137 Wilhum. Terry 137 Will. Hilary 137. I79 Wolfe. Michael 137. 206 Wolfe. Rcbcccu 137. 207 Wolfson. Jodi 137 Wolsky. Howard 137. 206 Wright. David 83. I37. 108 Wylie. Bridget I37 Y8LZ Ycugcr. liric 201 Youmzlns. Dcnisc Young. Michael 137 Yulok. Numlhu Zumir. Raquel I37. 170 Zuubcr. Tanya chmun. David 78. 137 Zoltcn. Avrum 137. 188 Zuckcr. Tummy Zuckermun. .Icffrcy 137. 203 8'3 7:... wt '9 3K. .343; , agars ,4. ,E$ 4r:a Q... :5: ':;G'3:- ......... - Edward D. Dibner Mr. Edward D. Dibner worked for the Cleveland Heights-University Heights School system for twenty- four years. He taught math and science at Roosevelt Junior High School, counseled at both Roosevelt and Cleveland Heights High Schools, and served as Chair- man of the Guidance Departments at Heights High for six years until his retirement in June of 1977. Mr. Dib- ner passed away in September of 1977. Mr. Dibner was a dedicated and sensitive man. He was extremely committed to his students and fellow workers. He spent much of his life guiding young people, teaching and counseling as well as running a summer camp in Maine. An optimist with a ready smile and a sympathet- ic ear, he was devoted to his work and to the activities in which he partook. Mr. Dibner was concerned with people. He worked to help his students, friends, and family, remaining consid- erate of others feelings and opinions. Because he gave fully of himself, he will be missed by those who knew him. '- - . '1 .1; l . -. w-W$LJLt --ie4w -A. - -. ,.. x 5: a- . v . 5. Monique F ranklin Desiree King ,1; 1960 - 1978 1961 - 1977 l Should the sweet remembrance of those things which so delighted us when she was alive only afflict us now . . . ? Or is there danger that, if we cease to mourn, we shall forget .; her? Since she gave us so much pleasure while we had her, so ought we to cherish her memory, and make that mem- 19 ory a glad rather than a sorrowful one. i: - Plutarch Life is eternal; and love is immortal; and death is only a horizon; and a horizon is nothing save the limit of our sight. -R. W. Raymond .a 9:ngwa $2.5. .WW ,, w m' .V.-. .. , - 4.. . a ' u ..:;1;V.fi-.;.ft;i;..;.1 3' t Wm ,1 't ' 4 4: . a-s; AM .1 . Q They call me... Cheshire; trouble is my business and these... these are my people. , 5' ' a . . ' ' HTmWiII qHIrm , . . 'I ; -. . A ' V, f; . , ' . ' , . I 7 :1; 194,;:' .-. ' l k IHII'H. HIITWT ;L4,E;: ta vf 4 t-' ' .. ---..4 7 ! 1., ' ' y MWMWKW v ,M 1 4W, .. '5 62 x f f X I. an m. M .- . x ' - , ' ,1 ' At Xx.f' - . u . . ' x's 302 r 'k$ h J 4 1 : V Y .'.. . ,-.- ,- .s.,..- -...-.s..- -...- - ,,.o ..o v.. o... o... u. Caldron 1978 Editor-in-Chief Lisa Goldoftas Copy Editor Sunniva Refsnes Advisor Louis Raymond Cheshire Salvator Business Manager Joe Sztul Mikey Kingery Chuck Kullman Aca demics Pbotogra p12 y Art Credits Jacque Edmonds tEditori Tom Kelly tEditOFi Bob Rombach tCoveri Nina Hart Steve Koster Sunniva Refsnes tEndsheetsi Karen Kushleika Activities Seniors Suzi Weidenthal tAdvertisingi Linda :mb tCo-Editori Sue Cook tCo-Editori Dawn 2' win tCo-Editori Miriam Klein tCo-Editori Photography Credits Barry :8 Debbie Steinberg Tammy Cohen Carrie Cuthbert Bush: Sports Suzanne Drexler Joel tier tSalesi Pam Heggie tEditori Robert Graff Carx intz Jeremy Loeb Heidi Kaufman L0? iarris Nancy Hall Michael Levy J osten is Represen ta tive Dusan' Boucek Seth J oseph Plant Consultant Mark Badger tPages 1, 304i Lisa Goldoftas tAdvertisingi Marilyn Malcmacher Brad Schramek kin iEditori Deanna Silverman cper Staff Artists Greg Stevenson see Bob Rombach Nate Torn Lynn Tanaka Lou Weiss 117:. Dan nder Underclass Introduction Copy tG L, MOCHENRIDGEi Sherry Berliner tCo-Editori Sunniva Refsnes Tammy Cohen tCo-Editori Suzi Weidenthal This b is the joint effort of many people. It is virtually impossible to thank everyone who contributed in one w: :sr another. However, the following people deserve special thanks for their help and support: Phil Hart, his help on the cover; Mike Levy for turning in superior work when it was most needed; Sherry B6I'lint'T Louisa Harris, Nina Hart, Seth Joseph, Carol Mintz, and Barry Reis, for contributing to the Caldrou elass and devoting a large part of their time to the yearbook; Jerry Chester, Carrie Cuthbert, Steve Egsr, Bonnie Groenstein, and Patty Strong for willingly subjecting themselves to the trials of home- room sales; Chuck Bailey, Mark Bishko, Carolyn Davis, Doug Klunder, Stan iiChipii Weiss, and Hilary Wolpert, for various services rendered; Steve Koster for coming through unexpectedly; Ruth Knauss and Frank Ross, for supplying necessary photos and information; Ann and Tweedge Goldoftas for unlimited use of the dining room table, for putting up with complaints, and for their endless support; Sigvald and Faith Refsnes for ideas on theme, and putting up with their daughters absence and late hours; Mark Bad- ger for sacrificing his winter vacation to contribute some exceptional artwork; and Tom tTJKJRi Kelly tour misunderstood and mistreated photography editori for pulling this yearbook together with reliable photography. 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