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W r. K6 '19 ND HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL scALE 1:2. 4,000 CEDAR ROAD 5000 0000 7000 FEET 00 4000 ND HHGHTS, 0H0 0020 0 1000 2000 50 Qt tea vwx. w w r-: - '- Student: Thatls a pretty inspirational cover. Caldron: Huh? Student: The possibilities in the picture are so many! Itis really meaningful. Caldron: Uh sure, uh thankyou. Student: I mean the idea that we are pulled through a current like were pulled through school, going from small bodies of water to bigger ones could create some pretty heavy analogies. Just think, it could even be funny - you could compare the faculty to a stagnant pool or something. Caldron: Well, I reallythadnlt thought much about it; I had the picture and it was kind of nice so ..... t Student: What a kick theme. You guys are really clever. Themes like that dortlt just come along every day. Caldron: Yeah, they kind of float into your consciousness. ' Student: Hey, thatls pretty clever - llfloatingll, like a river, get it? Caldron: Yeah -- I can see it! Our theme must be rivers! Wow! Thatls deep stuff. Student: A deep river, huh? Caldron: This is deteriorating into a pretty shallow conversation. Student: Well, I just wanted to tell you I liked the cover . . . Caldron: Why didnlt I think of that? ltls a good thing someone found a theme or else weld all be up the creek without a paddle. q r Yv.ih W' e , . . . , n, i ,. 7me0 - '?: twen- i V ;'- -' .3 nix . ,, . ' . I . ? $ 1'1. '5 l .i y. .. . H - t! . $. . . r. i . -. ..,.. W . ' .133; ?QJJLI'J. ., $.14 Q';,?.v'. . .54 ' ' l. ' ' : 42-5 L . . ;. K'- '-'. ' gpw': 0' .'-, x wix;.-.$J..J'rw: ' ' .1! I; i - - ' f V F' W s .-- -- , .- -.;4--...- n.- -.- . I . :Ll'lfiofOV. N. . o 10 : 4,215. 522:: Zf 7 ,9, g; N . . 12 13 'll 'nl. , 1O. lllvv 4 1. 1S 1 V3.1?! C1 lull. .I a. 16 t -1516 h ttl like it with more people. You have to find a place where you belong.n ttlt gives you a chance to meet many types of people. You dontt know everyone and the teachers can't provide individual attentionf ttTherets not as much school unity, but there is less peer competition and pressure? ttYou have to have some individuality. Iths too crowded and confusing. ttlths not so big that you get lost. ttThe administration doesntt think of you as a person--l have begun to feel like a number? uThere are lots of things going on. ttl love the size; size makes for diversity. ttAs far as Fm concerned ifs quality, not size. that matters. ttltts great. Sometimes I walk down the hall and see about a hundred people Fvc never seen before!n hThcrc are too many people. l have to fight the crowds just to get to class on time? ttThcre are parts of the building that ltvc never even heard of? hi like the size because it offers a great number of feet to watch. uThe bigger the better! What do you think of school spirit at Heights? itl donit think there is a lot of school spirit? iiSome people have a great deal? itltis pretty good! Thereis a lot of school spirit in this school? ttPeople should support their school more than they have because their fellow students are working hard and not receiving support? til think its lacking. The majority of the student body is dead. People think its not cool to show spirit? iiThere are so many that have school spirit, but they are outnum- bered by the ones that donit? tiThe school spirit? Yeah, I think its haunting the fourth floor? iiNew School has spirit? itThereis a general trend towards apathy in this school? iilt seems to me that as a school Heights doesnit have much spirit. Separate groups do, but not Heights as a whole? uLately thereis been a lot. The turnout at Homecoming was good? tiEven though were losing we still cheer. We never give up hope? V IIH' EzEE EEEE .. E. .E.........EEEE. :E.EE.E..EEEE. ..EEEE :EE:.EE W W EEEEE .: W M - if: .52.: V. . . . D. .. . . . y. s , .. :,hn.m.n.. pt'- - E R d v.33 ' ' 'gkj 1' UT. 7'. 3F 7 v' 771'; ' Cleveland Heights-Univcrsity Heights is an area known for its variety. It is a mixture of people who have rejected the term melting pot in favor of cultural diversification. The many cultural groups represented in our community proudly display their differences and customs, expressing them in the many ethnic restaurants, places of worship, and schools. Visually it is an attractive area with interesting architecture and people. We are a complete community with our own industries. shopping centers, police and fire stations. libraries, parks. school system, and history. Clcvc- land Heights was incorporated in I921, and University Heights became a city in 1940. Cleveland Heights High School is an integral part of CH-UH, and our school rc- fl'ccts its environment in the variety of students and in its excellence. These two cities, linked by their school and library system, have become a major part of the Cleveland ........ , ., '3 .. . metropolis. 'jAIlnM am: A 'WWV-i-wam -I'rfj'rfffi' Waw i fr . .4 . z . r ' er, Iliigiaumou'! vvw- ' n... . . I W' . 1- I ' t QuutaAuns I an 0 .3 i . I U m x: KW r... :P m w A crystal clear stream: Smashing its way through gullies and boulders. Splashing itself through peoples lives; The fishermank dream, the swimmerAs haven. Godts creation, a blue entity of solitude. A free spirit, picking itts way through rocks and land; Symbolic freedom, guided only by nature Carrying with it seeds of wisdom, Fast flowing inspiration, to hope, aspire. But one cannot achieve the force Of the water. Or hold its beauty in onets hands. A peaceful dove, a rushing torrent An ageless sight of beauty Timeless, changing, flowing Aiming for bigger things. But yet, amid the rushing, Solitude reigns supreme. 31 32 33 A. Abrams D. Abrams A. Adams J. Adams T. Adams J. Alcorn D. Allen G. Allen P. Allen J. Allcssandro D. Ali N. Amra J. Avcrman D. Babin A. Badcrtschcr S. Baglcy S. Balfour P. Ballcw R. Barker Q Barkcy R. Barnes S. Barnes S. Barnett T. Bartimole wgmmwo Bashinsky Baskerville Baskin Beale Beard Becker J. Bcglcy Bcrman Berger Bcrgson Bcrman Berman Bcvcridgc . Biaglow K. Biclck EEHWWW? L. Blaho J. Black A. Blcssitt M. Block E. Boone T. Boldcn M. Booker A. Borchcrt S. Boros C. Boylc E. Boyle J. Bravcrman J. Braun P. Brazil J. Brcmcr K. Brennan T. Brcnlqu J. Brentt M. Brentzer M. Bresler S. Brodsky A. Brooks J. Brooks S. Broome A. Brown C. Brown D. Brown E. Brown J. Brown W. Bryant N. Buccilli J. Buckley A. Buford H. Burgoon T. Burns S. Burton P. Butler L. Butts M. Campbell T. Capelli E. Carlislc J. Caris D. Carter M. Carver K. Cary D. Dastle E. Cavanaugh K. Champion L. Charpentier S. Chase R. Christensen K. Christian A. Christiansen B. Christman M. Ciccotti J . Clark K. Clay G. Clemens J . Cline D. Clinkscale A. Cohen R. Cohen J . Cokcn D. Coleman D. Coleman T. Coleman C. Collister D. Conger E. Cook D. Craig M. Cuva A. Dailey B. Daly C. Daniels D. Darche 3:33 i ' mIICIIIIII ' .mII-CIIICI ' ' IIIIICI ' . ulI-CI ' II... J. Daurik 1. Davis J. Davis D. DeBaggis G. DeFranccso K. Dell 35 M. DcMartinis P, Drake B; Dent D. Duncan C. qun S. Dykcs M. DleC J. Eberlcin D. Dillard A. Edmunds D. Doakes M. Edwards E. Dolgopison J. Egar T. Donlcy M. Eichlcr J. Dowlcn E. Elgart D. Engelberg S. Erb M. Eslick S. Fabian D. Faced J. Faul M. Faulds K. Fchcr G. Fcrccr N. Fercncz L. Fingcrhut M. Fioritto R. Follctt D. Foreman B. Frankel K. Fries T. Friedman J. Fricdrickson E. Gaiter M. Ganger S. Gardner P. George K. Gerard B. Gcrhart R. German 0. Gigliotti A. Gilbert L. Gilbert R. Gilbert G. Gillan J. Gilliam N. Gilmore M. Gisscr wwpxpx?mz . Glassman Gleason Goodman Goodman Gordon . Gorman Gould . Grady Graff D. Graham M. Graham B. Granaas J. Graubart D. Gray K. Grcavcs B. Greene E. Grecnis A. Cross Gross . Gross . Grossman Gustafson . Guthrie . Guzik Hales . Hall . Hall 4UWW7VTUZOW B. Hanson K. Hardon J. Hardy F. Harris S. Hartl N. Hart Hasclow . Hccht Hcggic Hciple Hciser Henderson mmOOUU 1AW. - R. chnon R. Hcrschman J. Hester J. Hicks M. Hill H. Hoppcl D. Holden J. Hollcns M. Holloway K. Holly J. Hoppcns J. Howe J. Hronck W. Huang J. Hughes S. Hughes S. Hulcsman M. Hunter B. Hydc E. lngas L. Islcr C. Isom J. Jackson J. Jacobs E. Jaffc B. James F. Jastrzcmbski J.Jcandhcur M. Jefferson A. Jenkins 37 C. Jenson .l. Jig B. Johnson D. Johnson D. Johnson M. Johnson 1 L. Johnson R. Johnson L. Johnson D. Jones J. Jones C. Jordon WJ'WWW fuse? :kiRth ?,1 , ';s;. K . J. Kagan J. Kargiotis R. Kalski P. Katz M. Keenan D. Kelley x x B. Kellogg K. Kerrigan A. Kimbrough T. Klamer G. Klein '3' cm F. Kleinbaum M. Klein L. Knox J. Knight C. Kondo J. Kornblut C. Kowalski S. Kramer A. Kundrat J. Kurtz P. Lacy J. Lampros R. Lander A. Landers D. Lathal J. Latten J. Lawrence D. Leavitt J. Lee M. Lee P. LeFavor D. Lerner R. Levine K. Levy B. Lewis A. Licbman P. Lindsay J. Lloyd V. Love K. Lowery J. Lynn A. Maiden M. Maines K. Margolis M. Maroun D. Masscria Maucs Matusak Maxwell . May . McBride McCormick r o?zw M. McCormic M. McCormic D. McGrccvcy K. McIntyre M. McKay M. McMillan V. Mchllan R. Mcthc J. Mcigs P. Mcngcs B. Merritt N. Mcssina K. Miles H. Miller N. Miller C. Mitchell C. Morgan D. Moldar K. Molnar J. Molnar B. Moloncy E. Montgomery M. Mooney M. Morgan D. Moore V. Moore S. Moore M. Morris M. Morrison E. Morton M. Mugridgc J. Mularo A. Mull B. Myers V. Na K. Naghshinch R. Ncumann G. Nelson J. Nelson M. Ncmcskcry P. Nicoll T. O Brian T. O Donncll D. Olgin S. Olivcrio T. O'Neill L. Ondcr J. Oriti C. Orr K. Oster D. Palermo L. Palubinskas H. Palumbo C. Parker 39 S. Patterson K. Pawlowsky C. Pearce B. Pearson M. Pendleton D. Perelman D. Peoples S. Peterson C. Phillips F. Piccus S. Pickell J. Pickering E. Pierce D. Pildner D. Pinsky J. Pitts L. Plunkctt J. Podusa D. Poole M. Popard D. Powell R. Pozo M. Prpic A. Prunty S. Quinn N. Rabinovich L. Rains J . Ramacciato D. Ramey J. Rankin E. Raphael D. Ray D. Readancc A. Reed S. Refsnes S. Reid K. Reimann H. Resnick M. Resnik L. Rice E. Rickman E. Ricger M. Riley S. Rippin C. Ritchie S. Roberts K. Robinson T. Roche M. Rodertck R. Rogers J. Rood $3 X 1A USP B. Ross K. Ross C. Rossbach L. Roth M. Rowe W. Rukosky A. Russ K. Rutherford B. Rutledge 4 . . . B. Ruyf M. Schlcgclo A. Schwartz L. Sheber M. Simak R. Smith E. Soloman M. Steer M. Ryan D. Scholl B. Schwarzman S. Sheck D. Simmons C. Smith S. Soltz T. Steinhciser P. Sage D. Schlossbcrg D. Seals H. Shelby J. Simpson D. Snell A. Sotera J. Stella B. Sallade S. Schmelzer T. Seekley C. Shelter J . Silver S. Soble J . Sowell P. Stephens J. Sanders P. Schmidt D. Semko C. Simon J. Slavik J. Sobul R. Spencer S. Sterling L. Sandro A. Schnatz K. Severgreens T. Shainoff K. Smith C. Solinsky B. Spottord M. Stewart M. SatteaneId R. Schneiberg F. Shaw N. Singelis E. Skerritt D. Schwartz M. Shaw M. Singleton R. Schaeffer S. Schwartz T. Shea R. Silver 41 42 I 1:; k I , R. Stewart M. Stilwill L. Stiu S. Stone J. Story B. Straight K. Stringer T. Strom R. Sudilovsky L. Surkin J. Sudilovsky J. Sucky L. Szanisill R. Tabok J. Tallcntirc C. Tarascc B. Tarrant N. Tavcns M. Taylor J. Teel D. Tcw C. Theobald R. Thomas T. Thomas D. Thompson E. Thompson D. Tinslcy G. Tisch F. Torbcrl M. Trcntanclli M. Tsonton B. Vanbccrs E. Vaughn T. Vcccia T. Vcnar D. Vcntura R. Vichill D. Wade R. Waldron Y. Wallace J. Warmcling . Washington . Watson . Wears . Webster Wcinroth . Weiss . chig W. Wcrnick T. thrlcy -lUUl n womw White White White . White White . Whitlow Whiz . Williams M. Williams coxazpw? R. Williams B. Wills L. Wines B. Wolfe J. Woodring K. Wormsley D. Yasinow N. Zemcl T. Williams D. Wilson L. Witten J. Wolfe R. Woods L. Wormsley G. Zarin K. Zimmerman T. Williams B. Winans S. Woesle J. Wolk R. Woods D. Wrcgc G. Zeewy K. Zinker 43 M. Armen C. Cooper K. Griffin E. Arrington D. Doaks K. Hoshiko L. Beauregard T. Evans M. Johnson H. Burgoon S. Gordon K. Johnston C. Carson B. Graham T. Jordan 44 D. Long M. McMullen D. Norton D. Pinkney R. Rich M. Singleton L. Sorkin B. Spellman N. Spetrino L. St. Clair D. Stickle J . Ware D. Weir J . Yodcr J. Zuckcr 45 ,2. slit: 5 LBMQQP, 'o V..JV The Unit A Class Council. advised by Mrs. chy. spent the 1978-79 school year organizing for their up- coming years at Heights. The council,which opted not to elect officers,chosc as their mottofThe Class of 81: The Class with classV 47 UNIT 3 CLASS COUNCIL Row I Heft to rightf Robin Birrer Julie Sweeney, Gina Duleba, Emina Huang, Beth Loeb, Amy, Carol Grassy. Row 2:Jenny Roll, Bernie Kerrigan Gorye Chin, Tony Watson, Laurie Bresler. Row 3: Lisa Barret, Leslie Simon, Donna Byrne. UNI T B CLASS COUNCIL After problems early in the year with the soli- dification of its officers, the Class Council suc- cessfully sponsored a December jazz concert and an all-school car- nival. The group at- tempted to raise school spirit by selling pennants at football, basketball, and hockey games. The 1978-1979 class council left its biggest mark on the school by holding the first pickle sale in the history of Heights High. When asked, one coun- cil member commented, ttlt was a real gasPi UNIT B CLASS COUNCIL OFFICERS Row 1: Amy Freedheim; treas- urer. Row 2 tL to Ry Laurie Bresler; pres., Donna Byrne; vice-pres., Robin Birrer; sec., Larry Keller; advisor. j . .35 mm. 4 a 99m x vdf' J' t I ' A. Abcls A. Abournudcr J. Abraham M. Admm J. Adumson 50 P. B. D. G. A. Adler Alexander Allcn 00f Amula D. Andcrson . Andrews . Appleton . Arnovitz . Bucr D. Bailey C. Barth K. Bailey C. Buskin J. Ballard J, Busch .I. Ballard P. Bales S. Ballard S. Baum N. Bullcw W. Buumul l-. Barrett E. Buumgurdncr .Vl. Barrett S. Buyer Z. Barrett B. Beard R S. Birmingham S. Birnbuum R p A. Bcrgrun R. Bcrmzm C. Bcrnuky M. Bcilck . Bcir . Birrcr . Blukc . $$ ' ' 1.x l.. Blutchford C. Blcs'miu D. 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Robinson C, Rowe C, Sallade C. Schollnick 56 D. Schwartz R. Schwaz J. Shea R. Sherwin R. Shirad R. Shoup R. Shuster B. Siegel A. Silver D. Silverman P. Simkoff J . Simon L. Simon M. Simoneau M. Simpson J . Smith K. Smith L. Smith M. Smith P. Smith P. Smith T. Smith C. Smothers M. Shanes A. Soppel M. Specter E. Spiro C. Steinbcrg M. Steinheiser C. Stevenson D. Sticklc M. Stovall A. Stover C. Suva B. Sweeney J . Sweeney K. Sweeney J . Takacs C. Tanks B. Tarrant V. Tatum M. Telgarsky R. Teplitzky N. Townsend M. Thomas OWWOme . Thompson Thompson Tidwell Thompson . Thompson Upson . Van Zant Veaslcy K. Vichell M. Vickers E. Wachs M. Waishaw C. Washington R. Waugh S. Waugh B. Weissmann W. Wernick 57 58 K. Wclllcr P. Wilcmsun D. Williams 0. William: K. Williams R. William R. Williams M. Xk'ilson B. Winzms N. Windlc T. Wimcrcgg T. Witnum T. Witherspuon H. Will M. Wolfe R. Wolfe v f'tl 'Vg! 7w: :9: . ' . o 4 n , . .. . - I'W' uA'Qh In-r - v V - . . f. :3, ' m. ; 3 3.3+ l- . mm '. H. Xk'olsky D. 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Marla Scbransky. This years Homecoming, planned by Lisa Cowin and Julie Sweeney, was very successful. The October 21 game was preceded by the annual parade down Cedar Road, with Unit CTs contribution winning the float contest. The fact that the football team lost to Shaker was a minor detail, which didnTt stop the people who took part in the Homecoming festivities from enjoying it. Half-time activities included a reunion of the six.remaining members of the 1928 Heights City Champion football team and the traditional crowning of the Home- coming Queen and King: Gina Gio- vanetti and Wally Malone. The after- game dance was also well attended, as the crowd of mostly seniors got down at Heightis first disco home- coming, sponsored by Student Coun- cil. Queens Court: tAbovct Patty Strong. th- 10M Wendy Allen 71 Intersession is an annual program held to give Heights students experience in subjects different from those that they are usually exposed to. Members of the community get involved by leading classes in their special fields or interests. Intersession was held on February 16. It was organized by Student Coun- cil under the leadership of Beth Finley. The activities included a snow sculpture contest, a speaker from the FBI, the traditional Roman Snack Bar, and live broadcasting all day by M105. In addi- tion, Social Studies teacher Larry Keller played his guitar at an all- school assembly. 72 INTERSESSION GOSPEL CHOIR M' an ;;7 - V szlS'M'lx . row 1: Mr. Tatar,T. Holloway.C. Strozier, 1.. Thompson, R. Holden, R. Franklin, J. Sands. K. Gorman, T. Purifoy. M. Gainer. L. Hicks, K. Rogcrs. row 2:. Edwards. S. Davis, K. Harrington, C. Bradford, D. Moore, S. Moore, T. Barnes. C. Cooper. row 3: Jackie Dowlcn. W. Gates. Darryl Coleman. X. Triplett. H 'I '1 H M 07L, Gospel Choir is one of the many music organizations open to Heights students. The sixty member group, led by Mr. William Tarter and pianist Deane Brewer, celebrated their fifth anniversary this year. They sing gospels, hymns, and anthems and have per- formed at many area churches and Indian River-a prison for young offenders. Gospel Choir put on two successful concerts this year, one in January and one in the spring. 75 MikadO 78 - -' . . a 5'3! UV - t mvativf rViI ri'. . a9 1 n . ;lbi!!.cr-. 4 Oliver . I hunt. Wily: : m5? 603 . . '. mm - I f; Qxxxk N - ' ' ' : 'fuiunm, ' w '3 ng , ' ' .- ' ' , . H'wumw'l . ,- . . ' 1. v 'lllyyll'tH I'lI'lH , mi'ilfllld x . V '17,? ' : . V , P In- 79 80 Girls Glee Club: Row 1: Alix Gottlober. Gerry Henderson. Anita Hirsch. Harriet Burgoon, Terry Vcccia. Joslin Kaiser. Kris Kondo, Sherry DeFreezc. Suzanne Kapoudjian. Alexi Grubcr. Debbie Yasinow. Ayn Hccht. Bonita Long. chbic Perelman. Marsha Rcsnik. Karen Ostcr. Nancy Bucilli. Barb Horn, Donnulyn Mumaw. Row 2: Jenny Nauman. Lori Hersh. Liszt Bragg. Valerie Love. Jessica Reid. Margaret Rothchild. Dec Dec Cook. Cathy Mitchell. Marcy Abraham. Lisa Cowin. Barb Clcuvcland. Debra Rubenstcin. Suzi Wcidcnthul. Karen Luchring. Cheryl Davis. Virginia Minor. Amy Frcedhcim. Darcy chmun. Cyndy Schluchtcr. Susan Sundbcrg. Sherry Gordon. Debbie Pildncr. Flisu lilgurt. Barb Donovan. Row 3:Carmen Jones. Melanie Fiorctto. Cheryl Barkcy. Ginny Weiss. Diane .lulin. Alissa Shustcr. Michelle lillid. Betsey Fagin. Susan lnncnbcrg. Sheila Sumucls. Nancy Reynolds. Stephanie Reid. Linda Smnislo. Rucinc Christensen. .lulic Frankel. Diana Jcppc. Bo Tuslitz. Linda K2112. Barbara Chcyfitz. Tracy Thomas. Charla Burko. Suc Fredmun. Sue Gardner. Mary Sotcru. Lisa Wither. Row 4: Katie Jones. Aileen Thompson. Amy Soppcl. Sue Birmingham. Carol Williams. Anne Oprc. Mary Kay OiBrizm. Charlotte Fornul, Lonnie Cohen. Megan Mann. Gina Giovcnctti, Bonnie Eiscn. Robin Corlcy. Marcy Klein. Nicole Christensen. Marla Goodman. Kerrie Nect. Kim Daniel. Kellie Ncct. J udy Bremcr. Caryn Brooks. chcc Chudakoff. Toyiu Wright. Tracy Hales. Jeanne Barkcy. Laura Lewis. Not Pictured: Debbie Polen. Sara Dicke. Yolanda Kilburn. Sue Lebenson. Lit Bradford. The Heights Singers, under the direction of Mr. William D. Thomas, enjoyed another year of musical excellence. The 180 member Girlis Glee Club and Menis Chorus demonstrated their versatility by performing two major concerts along with the musical iiOliverii. iiOliverii was the groups major fundraiser in prep- aration for their spring tour to the BaltimoreiAnnapolis area. The musical, featuring Anita Hirsch, Bob Behrens, Evan Buller, Gina Giovanetti, and Neil Collie in lead roles, was described by many as hone of the most exciting pro- ductions ever at Heights High? Also, for the first time in several years, the Menis Chorus competed in district competition. They were the only all-male group present at the competition. Ucns Chorus Ol'ficcrs:Scach U to H Mike Nush.Churlic R0pcr..lcrry Fiscn. Girls 0100 Club Officers: Scaled U to 0 Anita Hirsch, Kcrric Ncct. Marcy Bpl? Bchrcns. Steve Sugurman. Standing U to M John Collard. Evan Bullcr. Abraham. Suzi Wcidcnthal. Darcy chman. Alexi Grubcr. Standing U 10 0 Bonnie Nell Collie. Scott XX ylcr. Doug Donlcy. David Weiss. Gary Robuck. Eiscn. chcc Chudukoff. Katie Jones. Robin Corlcy. Debbie Polcn. Not present: Gina Giovcnclli. l... 4W: '9' -. Mcns fhorus: Row 1: Doug Donlcy. Craig Baskin. Wayne Wcrnik. Peter Bcnkendorf. Adam Shocnfeld. Gary Robuck. Stcvc Sugarman. Rick Williams, l'rcd Burmn. Roger Stewart. Glenn Gould. M1111 Luoma. .loc Buckley. Row 2: AJ. Zoltcn, Gcnc Pcttay. ClifStcinbcrg. Jim Alessandro. Jeff Mandel. Bob Bchrcns. Dcrck Bantum. .locl Bucr. Bill Frankel. Jerry Eiscn. Charlie Rpocr. David Walters. Nikos Singclis. Row 3: Steve Zucker. Dave Hcimz, Pctcr Urcmn. Warren Wcrnik. Kevin Margolis. Puul Alessandro. Gary Levy. Mitch Attcnson. Bob Ross. Mike Nash. Brad Schramck. Doug Horn. Scott Spencer. Fuln Bullcr. .loc Mcndcs. Paul Guslufson. Row 4: Ocic Thompson. Chip Rossbuch, Bob Hascl. Stcvc Markowitz,Pctcr Papm1rus.Gcnc Simon. John Collard. Scott Wylcr. Ron Frcircich. Wardscy Gates. Ricky Sherwin. Rick P070. Bob Rich. Jon Brent. Neil Collie, Andy Goodman. Terry Witham, Tim Bloomquist. Jon Chcyfitz. Not Pictured: Curtis Jones. Del Dickerson. Mike Perry. Dave Weiss. David Nauman. Melvin Smith. 81 Drops of water in the river We flow on, Twisting and turning as the Days move on. Swirling hazes, Rapid rocky futures And the promise of serenity A clear blue pond Collecting at the end of our days. End of a stream Of consciousness; End of a stream that A trickle started so long ago, Widening and swirling, Twisting and turning as the days went on. Growing in size Deepening in power Gathering the legacy of the earth As it sought its final destination An ocean of thought A river of meaning A lifetime just begun By those tiny droplets. 83 INSTRUMENTAL r: MUSIC DEPARTMENT , CLEVELAND HEIGHTS SYMPHONIC BAND Row cm: H to H: Susan Mikota. Kim Daniel, Carla Cartcn, Elizabeth Spcllman. Elizabeth Carver. Wendi Allen, Margaret Hill, Cathy Mitchell. Row two: Josie Jacobsohn. Sosan Kramer. Row three: Anne Archibald. Tonya Sly. Amy Waldorf. Denise Readance, Paula Lefavour, Suzanne Balfour, Adrienne Packer. Steve Paley, Thurmond Brentlcy. Gary Henry. Beth Finley. Molly Ganger. Steven Zucker. Michael Lee, Andy lsakoff, Walter Green, Bob Rosenbaum. Row four: .loscttc Mularo. Tim Yanda. John Steen, Jane Citino. Row five: Jennifer Coken. 30b Malkin, Mary Lynn Jackson. kTrcn Cheshier, Diane Duncan. Judy Jacobson. Marc Pcrkovic. Row six: Chris Less, Mike Miller. Paul Alessandro. Mark Ziska, Bill Bray, Paul Schmidt, Tim O Donnel. Row seven: John Donkin. Dennis Jenks, Adin Mann. John Tecl, John Fleming. Sandy Hufeison. Row elght: Rick Porrcllo, Robin Cherry. Jack Adamson. Ronnie Gilbert, Scott Golden, Robert Broz. Mark Castro. 84 Symphonic Band had an outstanding year. Their performances included an Open House concert, a fall concert, 3. win- ter concert, a spring concert, and a finale concert. In addition they participated in the OMEA band contest at Brush High SchooL .- l ' v 'I ,1: JZ'lIJHIIH,. :W 'H' :1 :Etiw$ Nu. ' 31;:5 ' 13. I A'i L :- u . .9-. '. ,QA5' ! . .9 xT . z$uif '- x. 3' SK ' , 1 I t5 t ,. $ : x 32332;. E3: 1. Director-James Bane Drum Major-Stevc Fleming Sergeant-Paul Rautenberg A- .-5. cow, 4 .. WIJLw$I.K .t x. .12 NR ngssnd ... ,... -1... .LKEI '. I I I Ill. 1 n... ,5 I The 1978-79 Heights Jazz Ensemble, directed by James Bane, had its first performance at the Instrumental Music Departmentts Winter Concert. Consisting of 23 talented musi- cians, the group started rehearsal in December to prepare for various performances including concerts at Roxboro, Monticello, Wiley, and an all-school assembly, and the annual Jazz Nite in May. l s . ' - h - o 0-. Illmw :1 .. 4 iliwlw-Lg t ltIIFIGHTS 1:47,? IFN'SFNIBLIK Row One: U to H Steve Zuckcr. Mike Lee. Bob Rosenbzlum. John Egur. Walter Green. Run Tun: Robin Cherry Mark :hilplm. DziVld Black. Stun Buyer. Dennis Jcnks. Paul Carey. Steve Fleming. Paul Ruutcnbcrg. John Dnnkin. James Bane. Ron ThrccsTcd Canning. Rick lorrcllo. Paul Dobelstcm. Chris Lee. Chris Wuychoff. Peter Nelson. Mark Zisku. Paul Alessandro. Juniur and Senior Advisors: how 1. l m H Bobby Rnscnbaum. Dcnisc Rcudzmcc. Frank Borchcrt. How D John Fleming. Jmcnc Mulum. Paul Ruulcnbcrg. I!4.'.'A- ': . .cutva-u$.i - Stuff Heads: Hon 1. l 10 0 Denise Rcudzmcc. Amy Waldorf. Kim Daniel. Umx 2r Scott Goldcn. Craig Stcvcnson. how 3M Pctcr Nclson. Paul Alessandro. Jeff .V1urgolis Bob Roscnbaum. John Donkin. Frank Borchcrt. Paul Rautcnbcrg. 89 Orchestrats tour to Toronto highlighted an active year for the Heights Orchestra. In addition to concert performances with Sym- phonic Band the Orchestra performed with the Heights Choir and the Heights Singers, and at Youngstown State University and the International Orchestra Festival. State competition and performance at commence- ment rounded out an exciting year. .- - ---m-n tr .. 'A I Ph- -v-A A ... '0 h .169. gm 'L . w... 7 Eft51523nhiagfgiigwff SHigffliQNEORfHESTRlA glint, one U to 17: Alexi Gruber. Amy Licbman, Craig Stevenson. Tracv Evans. Julie Franklin ' I - , 1m. 0w- W0: ; mm c ristenson, Sandra Kugelman, Chris Heggie. Frederick Hausen Stex'e Kin lcslie Wini'. mfrgengnzilexliifcstlhButrkorllzf Jogm KrslhlelkEBRow three: Joan Chernin. Michelle Przybylski, Mollv Magai. Elizabeth Cavanaugh gXnnc Borcheti. t ., us er. 1m ame . ran orchert, Jim Craig Julie Sweenev Josie J'lcobs'ohn Amv Budertschcr J t ' ' . A . . . e ' e . x 4 . ,. v, . t . , . t . , ustm Alcorn. Rou'fou :J h Hardy. Kathcrme Hosh1ko. Sandra Moore, Lorrlta Butts. Robert Malkm. John Cheshier, Mary Lynn Jackson. Diane Chernin. Jill Fredcrickson. Jenni ; Se'v a ' , x ' . w . a er, Je 1n Barkey, Anne Arehlbdld, Dan Hudson, Bret Schwartzman. Paul Dobelstem, Jonathan Friedman. David Anderson. Row five: Andrea Silver Jane Yoder, Bob Ncwmann, D B ' t ' v ' . ' Chris Waychoff, lane rown, Josette Muldro. Andrew Gettlg, Paul Carey, Steve Flemmg. Paul Rautcnberg, Peter Nelson. Andy Goode. ? . t .-.-----', A mmtmzi l . y 24...! .it. I 390 113 'st .5:av kind .lI-lr t.f46.l111ull : w I I$2uloA . UNITED TIGERS . The United Tigers are responsible for settmg up and running the lunchtime disco in the social room. Their :tdvisnrs wcrc Mr. Donald Whitmorc and Mr. Sylvester Moore. tnot in :my logical 0rdch Leslie qunrds. .lcxmninc Ouvu. l-gluru .lnstrrcmbski. Tony Gnu. Wuldn Ditv. .In-x .lor- dun. Kim Miles. Bob Ilusscll. Mike Giruci. Sonja Freeman. Squire Lovelace. Joan Atunusio. Susan Kupoujiun. Dino Hutchinson. Wurdscy Gales. Michelle Billings. Michelle Day. and Faith Triggs. BOOSTERS The Boosters are a familiar sight to anyone who attends Heights basketball games. New this year, they are a section which roots and cheers for our Tigers. Row I: M. Gainer. Row 2: K. l-l;1rrington.'l'. Tatum. 8. Peter- son. G. Robinson. L. Hicks. D. Moore tcuptuim. S. Washing- ton. Y. Dimes. T. Kcllog. Row 3: J. Hardy S. Freeman. A. Henry. D. Snell. S. Stewart. J. Jackson. D. Turner. A. Reese. .I. Jordan. K. Miles. Row 4: V. Grudford. C. Lyinon. Y. Mc- Queen. I3. Alibrd. A. Gray. HI-STEPPERS The Hi-Steppers are led by TTBossT Lillian Mor- rison, Captain Lynnette Hicks, And Co-Captain Sharon Washington. They are a drill team com- posed of sixteen members and performed during basketball halftimes. The Hi-Steppers also entered a drill contest and performed for the school on January 31. Row 1: J. Hardy. S. Washington. M. Gainer. L. Hicks. A. Reese. Y. Dimes. Row 2: Boss Morrison. N. Gates. G. Robin- son. A. Henry. L. Thompson. R. Holden. C. Lymon. Row 3: F. we Alford. J. Jones. D. Allen. J. Grudford. 94 G! UM MI3gfib' 67 ' unig e? fr. dc an mu 1? rmm ?uAW' f 1 ca Lx heltdr .- E - g. u' .1. O x hfs, 0.00. .v- o- -C'. h . aoO.---o .su------l LA TIN CL U8 The Latin Club has been very active this year due to the enthusiasm of co-presidents Irene Glass- man and Gary Levy. Their trojan horse float won third prize at Homecoming. They also ran a snack bar during lntersession and held a catapult contest against the Shaker Latin Club. Row 1: lrcnc Glussman. Daisy Pang. Debby Hccht. Julie chcncy. Row 2: Beth Spcllman. Beth chcncy. Anne Bor- chcrt. Greg Gillooly. Row 3: Mary McMillan. Lizzie Morton. Margret Hill. Robin Cherry. Sam Bayer. Shalom Club is open not only to Hebrew stu- dents but to anyone who wishes to learn aboutls- rael and its culture. Some of the club members vis- ited New York and toured sites of J ewish interest. Row 1: Andrea Silver. Mrs. Rita Shtull tAdvisori. Lou Weiss. Bill Green. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club is composed mainly of third and fourth year students, in addition to those not currently taking the language who wish to share in the culture of Spain. They raised money from a winter candy sale and spring fundraiser to join a Spanish Honor Society and put on the annual Spanish Dinner. Senora Beverly Simmons is the clubs advisor, and the co-presidents are Frances Beale and Mary Sotera. Row 1: Alison Cohen. Heather Resnick, Sra. Simmons. Row 2: Nancy Gilmour. Edith Jaffc. Liz Raphael, Reyna Kline. Row 3: Frances Beale, Greg Gilmour. Paul Stein. Glcn Schaf- fer. 9S U.-Rl' Nina Klein. Marty Cohen. Carol Miml. Jessica Duilcy. Alice Rushfurth. Paul Ruutcnbcrg. Not Pictured: Inge Hin- dcl. Frances Beale. SKI CL U8 The Ski Club is open to begin- ners and future Olympic champ- ions alike. During the winter they skied at Boston Mills on Mondays and Brandywine on Thursdays. Some of the club members took a trip to Vermont during Interses- sion. The group is led by advisors Mr. Robert Hall and Mr. Charles Bidwell and officers Bert Rose, Howard Wolsky and Shana Zuckerman. The Monday Ski Club. CROSS COUNTR Y SKI CL U3 The Cross-Country Ski Club is new this year, founded by Alice Rushforth and Inge Hindel. The group skied at Forest Hills Park on weekends during the winter. The groups advisor is Mr. Donald Haskett. Row 1: Ben Robinson, Dan Cousins. Row 2: Paul Rautenberg, Mr. Walter Maki. Keith Frye. Not Pictured: M. Rowe, Trolius Manhattan. R. Freidman, Dan Lefkowitz. CHESS CL UB The Heights Chess Team has been re-established this year under the advisorship of Mr. Walter Maki. The group has a very good record for just starting out and contained sever- al nationally ranked players, includ- ing Dan Lancry. Row 1: Eliot Spiro, Don Fore- man, Howard Saul, Ted Fried- man, Wui Huang. Row 2: Mr. Maki, Diana Brown, Jim Tavcns, Sam Rippin, Steve Weinroth, Jeff Wolk, Ricky Bergson. DEBA TE CL U8 The Debate Club had a new ad- visor this year, Mr. Walter Maki. They started out slowly but did well at tournaments due to the help of a promising new Junior, Ben Robin- son. The topic for the year, decided by the State Board, was: ttShould the US. work toward energy in- dependence? 97 The Malevolent Society had difficulty getting organized due to the fact that the ......... members refused to be seen with each other. The group had many activities, in- cluding an execution, an impeachment, an insultation, and the formation of a heck- ling squad. Said society president Greg Jouriles, iTm not going to waste my time commenting on this? Row 1: Sauron, Snidcly Whiplash. Boris. Row 2: Sniper, Medieval, Sourgrupcs. Grinchly, Truly Evil, Evilangelist. Row 3: Primeval, Lesser of Two Evils, Natasha, Lord Low Embczzlcr, The Necessary Evil, Bitch One. Shut Up, Bitch Two. Row 4: Spoiled Rotten. Rotten to the Core. Refused to attend: Consciencelcss Objector The Centerfold Society had many in- teresting activities this year, most of which are unprintable in a high school year- book. Among them was a very successful mixer with the iiLight of the Moonii So- ciety and the Toga Club. Photography and moviemaking were other popular activities that members were often asked to be in- volved in. Led by wild women Harriet Jakob and Patty Strong the group was an inspiration to many this year. Row 1: Patty Strong. Miss May; Harriet Jakob. Miss May; Row 2: Mr. Marty Cohen. Owner; Shana Zuckerman, Chaparonc; Lora Schoenberg, Miss October; Cathy Rossman. Miss April: Shelly Leash, Miss December; Marina Molinaric. Miss February; Aya Hccht. Miss Junc; Cathy Watson, Miss March; Cheryl Antolik. Miss July; Howard Flectcr. trainer; Harry Cashy, manager. The Sax Society had a slow start in its first year. Interviews with a variety of musical and saxual magazines and a guest appearance with the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra were all scheduled, but later cancelled for various reasons. Encouraged by their fearless leaders, James W. Bane and Robert E. Bergantino, the Sax Society was voted by the highest authority tthem- selvesi to be the best section in Symphonic Band. Open membership in the Society for those not in the domain of saxual abil- ity or in the realm of good clean fun is being considered for next year. Row 1: Robert E. Bergantino, Commander in Sax; Row 2: Steve iiOvcrsaxcdi Zuckcr; James W. Bane, Advisor in Sax; Bob Straight Saxi Rosenbaum; Walter iSax Symbol' Green: not pictured: Mike 98 iBi-Saxuali Lee. J I .- -. '47? Ill. The New School Ski Society or the llelitell ski club as chairperson Mike Rich- ards said, met Tuesday evenings at Brandywine. Surprisingly only one injury occurred all season. I II V 41.3. E! ,' h-m vulvn q .u. Row l: Jennifer Wolfe, Mike Richards. An- thony Allen. Grunt Franklin, Dave Wcltman. Henry Tcnncy. Stacy Sterling, Alan Howard. Not pictured; Autumn Galloway. Lauren An- gell. Kathy Spencer. The 1978-79 W.A.G. Society was made up of a select few of Heightis more lleliteil students. The group was known to give various students a peek at the infamous lllittle finger signalil whenever they pleas- ed and often were observed telling each other uWe Are GreatPl Next year, the W.A.G.ls will search for the few remain- ing totally egotistal and vain superiors of the Heights student body to carry on their tradition of excellence. Row 1: Marsha Rcsnick. JoAnnc Oriti. Mcl- anic Fioritto. Row 2: Judy Molnar. Joanie Molnar. Marcy Roncn. Randi Druzin. Not pictured: Tracy Thomas. Chris Bcrnacci, Judy Brcmmcr. Becca Shaw. Alice Rush- forth, Mikc Trcminclli. Billy Jcrdon. This years llSociety for the Juell was nominated for Rookies of the Year for their outstanding performance at hockey games, home and away. Despite severe critisism from the faculty, the Society per- formed admirably at all times. Row l: Zorb. The Slide. Pubcs. Row 2: Gene- Gene Evelyn thc Moo. Ringleader 100 Under the leadership of co-presidents Mr. Bill Heyer and Mr. Bill Weissman, the Mr. Bill Society continued to strive for their goal of someday ridding the world of Mr. Sluggo and his followers and preserving the safety of Mr. Bill and Spot. To raise funds for their cause, they plan to organize the First Annual Mr. Bill Film Festival. The Membership Chairperson Mr. Bill Spencer stands be- side fire hydrants with Spot and Head Headholder Mr. Bill Lesser, recruiting new members. Row 1: Mr. Bill Levine. Row 2: Mr. Bill Schwartz, Mr. Bill Lcutcnberg. Mr. Bill Bcr- man. Mr. Bill Wcissman. Mr. Bill Gilbert, Mr. Bill Hcycr. Mr. Bill Brugcman, Mr. Bill Brcsslcr. Row 3: Mr. Bill Johnson, Mr. Bill Wolfe. Mr. Bill Wolfe. Mr. Bill Mintz. Mr. Bill 7.21mir. Mr. Bill Lesser. Mr. Bill Lesser, Mr. Bill Spencer. Mr. Bill Fingcrhut. Not pictured: Sluggo Schoenberg. Sluggo Mazur. Sluggo Lally. The Over the Hill Gang was originally founded by members of the Heights Track Team. Now with much less purpose they simply get together to throw continuous parties for themselves. Their major ac- complishments this year were the adop- tion of the Greek letters Omega Eta Gamma and the founding of a womenis league. Row I: Peter Brcckling. Row 2: Bill Alex- ander. Steve McMillan. Row 3: Lou W'ciss. Not pictured: George Alexander. Karl Hun- son. Mark Brcsslcr. Scott Jackson. Dan Sands, David Black. Steve Miller. Becky Miller. The Brothers are made Up of members of various sports teams. As true patriotic athletes they do everything they can to help keep the school in order and help their fellow students. Their activities this year included cheering fellow members at sporting events and attempting to form a sister organization. Row 1: Tim iilct Starks. Chuck ttBrcczc Vcaslcy, Ron iiCowboy Williams, Michael ttMacii McGrudcr, Billy uDollar Billii Free- man. Andrc uCaptain Quick Reynolds, Darryl tiCaptuin Crunch Ray. Row 2: Kevin iiDoc McIntyre. Greg iiPoint Ford. Stan tiThc Man Hill. Brent tiSlick Watson, Jackie ttSnow White Schultz, Jimmy itJay- J. Hicks. Not Pictured: Paul ttPctcr Paul Mall Owens. The 1978-1979 edition of the PETE Club looked forward to partying every Tuesday evening. They had many high events this year. Unfortunately, they would not share any of them with Cal- dron Staff. Row l:Pe1c Frazier. Pete Bromcl- mcir. Pete Minor. Pete Klein. Row 2: Pete Dicbold, Pete Marics. Pete Lcc. Pete Flectcr, Pete Sca- vcr. Row 3: Pete .louriles. Pete Byrnc. Pete Castro. Pctc Pctot. Pctc Mengcs. Pete Wolfe, Pctc Oscar. Row 4: Could this be the real Pete? . . -- ,7 H The Society of Malicious Intellectuals : 7: ,--.a- -c - -- - --m ttttt .. , - was formed with the stated purpose of op- M'- 7 Pw -t-w ' d-t-wee-r- r w-ruh-u - -- posing the ilsheep in wolFs clothing,i Who kTI. .. - J i ' i. - 7 MW w MM ' have dared to call themselves the Malevo- lent Society. These kind-hearted people with sunny dispositions are slurring the image of cruel people everywhere. The society intends to show these imposters what malevolence is. 1---; U..-Rl.' RE. Bcrgantino. Peter Nelson. Frank I Borchcrt. Victim Mary Adams. and Paul Cary. Not Pictured: Keith Frey. There will be no Proerastinatoris Soci- ety picture this year because we put off getting it taken until it was too late. Procrastinamr's Society LNOI Picturcdl: Co-Prcs- idents Lora Schoncbcrg and Walter Green. Head Typist Alison Cohen. Bob Rosenbaum. Laura Spur- ncy. Michelle lleycr. Meryl Schwartz. Lisa Jacobs. Keith Frey. David Esrati, Nina Klein. Dan chko- witz. Howard Flectcr. Jim Craig. Lou Salvator. Robert Brcugcmzm. Jeff Lesser. Lynn Nlcistcr. Kathy Spencer. Andrew Gcttig. Cath'x Roessman. Barb Mooney. Carol Mint7. Nancy Ruvkouski. Paul DcBaggis. Neal Collie. Brock Winans. Mark Kaufman. and countless thousands more. 101 l 102 PHOENIX: Row 1: Lisa Cowin. Suzy linglcbcrg. Alison Cohen. Row 2: lrcnc Glassmzm. Marcy Roncn. Diana Simmons. Kcvin Bir- kcl. Not picturcd: chthcr Rcsnick. Marilyn Gisscr. Stcvc Fleming. Alice Adams. and Dr. Rosalind Rchor. k - I L PHOENIX Ui-niksy A mythical bird. of gorgeous plumage. fabled to be the only one of its kind. and 10 live five hundred years in the Arabian desert. after which it burnt itself to ashes on a funeral pyrc. and emerged from its ashes with renewed youth. A literary symbol of immortality. Heights Highhs Phoenix; a literary magazine publishing poems, stories, and artwork contributed by stu- dents and faculty; one issue was put out this year. Activities included meetings to discuss student submis- sions and a write-a-thon, as a fund raiser. BLACK 6 GOLD A creative, informative literary masterpiece issued by the staff at Cleveland Heights High School, 13236 Cedar Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Editor-in-Chief . Barbara Mooney News Editor ....... Daniel Sands Editorial Editor . . . Irene Glassman Feature Editor . . . Barbara Mooney Sports Editors ....... J im Tavens J ohn Walworth Adviser ....... Mrs. J. Tappenden Business Manager ...... J 0e Stuzl Reporters: Alice Adams, Marcy Ronen, Steve Feinberg, Robert For- stag, Edwin Hill, Faith Triggs, Cathy Watson, Jim Cirillo, Eddy Kraus. BLACK 62 GOLD: Row 1: Barbara Mooney. Row .3:Stevc Feinberg. Marcy Roncn. Dunnv Sands. Irene Glassman. and Cathv Wat- son. Row 3: Jon Walworth and Jim Tuvens. . p-ow. H-A FAMOUS LAST WORDS: iiIf you should ever doubt your exis- tence, smell your armpits? iiWhere is Esrati? Where is Lou? Where is . . . everybody shut up and listen!!!ii 6iHelp me I . . . help me I . . . help me I canit typePi iiLaura, are you sure purple is this deadline? iiWhois on my staff this weekiw iiWe canit go swimming . . . there are frogs in there? HHHH m u. ! Ii t. ; L9 i O 'HMF'I Ms S, T . am 0 oh 0 4 JG w Jo; . i Iv i 0 6 i o $ '0 o f. I A ' .Jti Q row I-C.Roessman, A. Cohen, G. Gilooly, L. Spurney, M. Schwartz. row 2: L. Jacobs, A. Adams. W. Green. K. Wetzlcr. L. Schoenberg, J. Dailcy, H. Fleeter, N. Klein, A. Thompson. row 3: M. Ronen. D. Esrati, S. Zuckerman, M. Herman. D. Jaffc. B. Bray, S. Fcinberg. not pictured:B. Rosenbaum, A. Hecht, R. Dunn. J. Hill. B. Mooney. R. Hawthorne. S. Sandbcrg. T. Barnes. C. Brooks, C. Mintz, S. Sylcr, S. Zucker. 104 help In 1 , help no 1, help m i can mt tjnr . 1 have no pictures, n00 py dt-Iit-n x ,1 . 1' I U ,. ' I ! I x r 1 . .v .AA.. 5 .3. .II'JLJ 1 , ' u',u..J.lid'P :Ritu Lu; ', Ha... . 2; .J L... 0, 4p.- ...-. L;.A. 1.!.;; . 1;, k ' o ' . Muwmvw 1' 7 xx - I Nan M V O 'vs. 1 :1'an5, ; u 11,VAN t ' 106 ill chose to go abroad because I was interested in living in another way, and to see if I could adapt my- self to it. I like Heights High. I am in New School and I never would have had the opportunity to work like that in France. I used to be in a very structured school where I had no personal independence . . . where the relationships with the teachers were formal. But the level of educa- tion in France is much higher. ilThe host family is very impor- tant. It is the base from which I can enjoy the life here. I didnlt realize that in France. It seems obvious, but it is incredible that we can speak openly and say that we love our na- tural families. WThe AFS experience is meeting many people from all over the world with quite different cultures. There is no way to be closed-minded any more. It is a growing experience: you learn about yourself and gain a lot of self confidence? Claudine Gaidet Advisor: Chris Fusco Exchange Students: Claudine Gaidet tFrancel Friedrich Hausen tGermanyl Wisanu Petschingh tThaiIandi Giampaolo Porta Utalyi Florian Prugger tGermanyi Officers: Tracy Busch Chris Waychoff Cheri' 'Barkey Betsy Beale Three of our five exchange students: Florian Prugger, Wisanu Petschingh. and Giampaolo Porta. $ J. Frederickson, A. Borchcrt, R. Christensen. T. Busch. 8. Barkey. Row 2: K. Hoshiko. S. Zuckerman. B. Beale. XI. Ganger. Row 3: C. Waychoff. F. Prugger. A. Mann, G. Porta. W. Petschingh. Not pictured , I-'.Borchcrt. J. Donkin. Claudine Gaidet. Student Council Student Council monkeys around Student Council Prcsidcm Waldo Dial. 107 n v.. v . ' V'N-Umo-.. '?. --'-.-3 .' . L5 LOCKHART MOTHER MINNIE THOMAS 1333 in ms I888 A: 1966 gut $13ng ?IZR? xwwx6i v. if 3?; '? MW :3 Q 1... ,.. Drama Club: row I C. Evctt. K. Culver. row 2 N. Klein. A. Unttlobcr. row 3 J. Lcsscr. li. I urwcll. B. TaslilL Advisnr Frank Walter. 110 Continuing in its tradition of excellence, the Drama Club presented two powerful plays, focusing its theme on families in crisis. ttThe Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in- the Moon Marigoldsf a five-character play by Paul Zindel, was presented in the Fall. Alissa Tew, Stephanie Becker, Naomi Reshotko, Irene Glassman and Kate Culver all turned in intense performances. The poignant, true story of Ann Frank and her family was told in the Spring production of, 11The Diary of Ann Frank? The excellent cast was led by Stephanie Becker, Paul Lilley, Lisa Baer, Russell Fox, Jeff Lesser and B0 Taslitz. 111 :44..va O v,3.slholys : Wary thew. ,A.. --. g. 9 nw M aqm'rf; 5. o- v.,. . - -4- yt , wwemflmyz 4-5; .. - i 9 ' - orlw-tva. e... LIA -E; w'h' ' Lyra . ex , Somewhere, tucked away in The small crevice 0f someoneis mind There is a place for me Where I will be safe and sound. My niche; my role; my place. There I shall rest, an end to My journey; the river will Empty and there I shall Rest. 113 .1: ,. 7. a 1.; mg n? .. .. , i. v n .fgltit' 114 118 Irv-- r 119 11.. u. 'v; .. - 'e .7 $15.5. 4.7 V1 - ,. .x. .Or. .. . . 1,. -.rr w? W rAy; . 4 :JV. - x'. A e a .. . 3' - . , 1 . ' - . r cg, - . -. 1.h , .3 y t V 2:, ' 1 . . . 1 . . xwtwwdr 'm t- 5 .; Jr! PR '4, .4 0s.- .: KilyA'. 4H9 a h 0- ' ' :5 ..'7 w. ht . '.,'. 5. - qu 41'. t 5 -'-. '.- .1 J s h .lra-'.Qve1hg sh 11-. .ngs'v. t raft, 5-1;. 'Ul'. . . .9 A 'pah ; . -.- u , 4 s .-. ,.q, ' .salr. t fa. ;- ' '.r $1... .' ' t J: 9w. h ' m : , ..C 'l . 1 '. .1, ,w 1, 'i ' '1 1' .. - Q .. '1 : 1.r'. 1 ' . $.25. '.- 'PV'J M . , , ' Co-captain George Topalsky admires the ball. Did you know. . . ? -The 1978 soccer teams overall record was 9-6-1, almost a complete reversal from last years record. eThe defense was the best in Cleveland Heights High soccer history. They gave up only 21 goals, an average of 1.31 per game! -Co-captain Greg Jouriles, leading scorer with 12 goals, was named to the All-State soccer team in addition to receiving first team All-League status. aHarry Cashy, Frank Marics and goalie Waldo Diaz were also named to the All-League squad. -The 1978 J.V. soccer team enjoyed an undefeated season, offering promise for continued success next year. All-Stater Greg Jouriles tires at doomed Gilmour players. 120 Heights Heights Heights Brush C hagrin Shaker Heights Heights University Bcachwood Lakewood Garfield Mayfield St. Joseph Hawken Rocky River Bay Village Solon Gilmour Bay Bay-sectionals Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights ow-OWOHH-b-hAJiva-Fho L. .' -sh ,-. x U r . . i ll . ,1. liliQx ' b I b v' . VARSITY SOCCER: Row 1 U to d: Juan Gamero. Kenston Yi. Dan Lefkowitz, Waldo Diaz. Stuart Mendel, Marty Cohen, Mark Weinstein, Andy Gettig. Michael Perry. Row 2: Coach Chris Fusco, Harry Cashy, Curt Diebold, Frank Marics. Dave Tishkoff, Scott Spencer. Greg Jouriles, George Topalsky, Bob Uyeki. John Chronis. Dan Fisher, Howard Fleeter. 121 u . c. . 4,555. Row 1 G to 0: Shelly Barb Pecyk, Julie Sw coxson, Diane Brown, Joy Jordan, Megan Mann, Janet Crook, C 122 hris Heggie, Nancy Ballcw. Betsy Beale. Leash, Harriet Burgoon, Harriet Jakob, Rosa Santiago, Karen Wayne, Amy Badertschcr. Row 2: Nancy Glassman, Jessica Dailey. eeney, Nina Klein, Liz Raphael, Suzanne Ka poudjian. Row 3: Karen Luchring, Jeanclla Nelson. Sonjai Reynolds, Michelle Wil- 'I Did you know. . .? e Rosa Santiago and Harriet Jakob were co- mm. captains of the 1978-79 field hockey team. - Linda Metzel, seriously injured during a scrimmage, was unable to play the rest of the season. Coach Martin said she was the best goal- ie in Heights Field Hockey history and one of the best in the Cleveland area. Her loss was a great blow to the 78 team. e Harriet Jakob was the leading scorer with 9 goals, followed by Megan Mann with 7 and Har- riet Burgoon with 4. ,JEEsiiiiflg'figih i' 1' t 3:9 i -- I .e'vx' 'IIIJV-z', ;. i . t R c. v Isa. . AW 9W 4n. wws'nv -' ' - .1 ugh Vs9xdi'29s 'i.'$vk :f'g s '3 . twig -.- 9 a. 'V - -,J, va-Q 91! ; t;- - 3'1t'r;5- l$i'x'l I ' $,m .9 Heights 0 Kirtland 1 Heights 5 Andrew 1 Heights 5 Madison 0 Heights 1 Hawken 5 Heights 0 Kent I?oosevelt 1 Heights 1 Orange 1 Heights 1 Stow 3 Heights 1 Woodridge O Heights 4 Laurel O Heights 1 Shaker 3 123 Did you know . . . 27 -The ,78 Volleyball Team finished with a 6-3 League Record. -Jill Jones made ttAll L.E.L3,! -The Volleyball Team made it all the way to Regionals in 1977. Unfortunately, due to a freak accident, the 78 team didntt make it through sectionals. laura Spurney-the best setter Pve ever seen. Elizabeth Campbell a hard hitting spiker. Jill Jones the Blocker. Diane Julin a sneak-attacker. Randi $uzim Druzin the Server. And of course, the rest of the Gang? -J. J . Spencer I . . ' ' z I B. Row U: V. Love. M. Marshall. J. Jones, R. Druzin, L. Campbell. Y. Wallace, B. Kane. T. Ella. J. Jackson. LA. Onder Gum, M. Esllck. 01p 1 UCQ Donovan, K. Kondo, K. Kerrigan. L. Spurncy, K. Gregory. B'. Kcrrigan, D. Julin. 1 26 With many returning starters, Coach Dave DiCarlo was looking forward to the 1978 varsity football season. Unfortunately, he never anticipated that 22 of his players would suffer injuries causing them to miss all or part of the season. Nevertheless, his squad was an ex- citing one that was seldom blown out by any opponent, and upset LEL runner-up Normandy in the season finale. Defense was the teams strongpoint. Led by iiAll-Sunil linebacker Paul DeBaggis, All-LEL safety Ron Williams, and All-LEL defen- sive tackle Dave Nash, it held the opposition to under eleven points in five of ten games. Offensive standouts included Jr. tailback Tim Starks, Sr. quarter- back Ken Hughes, and Sr. end Rick Hatton. An improved offensive line helped Starks amass over 800 yards against defenses that were constantly keying on him. Hughes, though in only his First year as starting QB, was an invaluable weapon. He single-handedly won the Brush game, and was involved in over 75a of the Tigers scoring. With 18 lettermen and a fine J V returning, next years team should be a good one. Vb Q - .,:.I w HElGHTS SIGHTS 2 1?: 9.9. p x. n4 u? fa . ,, . eBElGHT ; P geisms r 4-, l s a ' .f w HEIGHTS FF, 33. HR: 4sz -.. HEIGHTS - t , - ' L 1:341 t HEIGHTS f a V i .. t1... HElBHTS .. - HTsrthri.v t a .vT-JJmGHTS. ?'i .s. -55.. :jx-vHEIGHTS'f; HElBH Row 1: tL to Rl K. Hughes, D. Ray, R. Melton, R. Williams, R. Feinberg, C. Veasley, V. Bennett. Row 2: B. Freeman, M. McGruder, G. Ford, G. Nix- on, T. Starks, C. Rode, G. Gamble, Row 3: P. DeBaggis, S. Salberg, S. Feinberg, B. McGary, R. Brown, A. Anderson, R. Berger. Row 4: D. King, P. Owens, B. Oscar, M. Pontoni, K. Pollard, N. Gentile, D. Nash, Row 5: J. Roddy, J. Lauretig, R. Shoup, N. Kirstein, R. McCutcheon, W. Malone. Row 6: B. Allen, H. Jones, B. Lobl, W. McGary, T. Yanda, L. Ritchie, C. Bernaky. Not Pictured: J. Balmat. S. Horlak. 3' ,j A W T6 :' . . . - . 7': ., : :7 . . ,;. ' 6 :- 2 r 5 i, H'- , 177 '4 $2 '7' .67 . : P 4 l 1 A .6 . V . A .11 2 . , . . , 1 .. - - r. : Aggwk- yfi $Wwwo$uutanr n 2.4-9 t-wae-JAJE .3. 455-1 WV ; x 'gf'? .5 '24 'A 1'. 5. : '.-. 7' 2 ,2 2 C any A .- Heights ............. 6-21 ................ Mentor Heights ............. 0-27 ................ New Philadelppia Heights ............. 19-0 ................ Brush Heights ............. 9-6 ................. Shaw Heights ............. 15-22 ............... Valley F orge Heights ............. 6-34 ................ Midpark Heights ............. 8-10 ................ Shaker Heights ................ Lakewood Heights ............... Garfield Heights 7 ................ Normandy Fullback Warren McGary scores the winning touchdown versus Nor- mandy 128 The 1978 Junior Varsity gridders became the most suc- cessful J V squad of the decade. They earned a 7-2 record by featuring a stringent defense and a bevy of game-breaking running backs. If there was a ttsuperstartt, it was tailback Anthony Hood. A touchdown threat every time he carried the ball, Anthonyts 220 yd. performance against Midpark is unparalleled in Heightst JV history. Other fine backs were HB Avery White, and FE Mark McMullen. As good as the offense was, the defense was just as good. Led by stand- outs Jeff Kennedy, Calvin Brown, and Harley Miller, it time and again shut down opposing offenses. Row l-E. Montgomery,.E. Boone, D. Babin, M. Reilly, F. Shaw, D. White, H. Miller. A. Hood. Row 2-Coach J. Schroeder. A. White. J. Starks. K. Clay, E. Kleger, J: Dzurlk, J. Sobel, D. Jones, A. Mull, D. Debaggis, M. Edwards, Head Coach Harvey Horwitz. Row 3-Coach S. Edwards. J. Hicks. S. Faulett, N. Spetnno, F. Barnes, J. Kennedy, W. Haddon, C. Morgan, C. Brown. M. Mcmullen, D. Gould. Not Pictured-Ray Berger. 1W 3 J I 317; . . 9 :133-1' H to H: Kan'ichcll. David Duncan. Dave Roberts. Roger Vichcll. Rick Gcrmzm. Not picturcd: Michael Williamson. knw Did you know. . . ? $3,9'ajlugi Q31 . ' -Thc 78 golf team had no returning lettermen. :2.4 w -' ' ' .. -There are no golf courses in Cleveland Heights. '1' --There is no JV golf team at Heights These facts could explain why the golf team struggled to a disappointing 1-11 season. Senior Dave Roberts shoots for Arthur Trcuchcr's. 129 Row 1: Leslie Wines. Jessica Reid. Autumn Galloway. Row 2: Judt Green. Kathy Griffin. . . . .q I '0 u? .N 3 SJ - 9. . .. gm, .1 v .,., ,,. 7-45 The 1978 girlst cross country team was a vast improvement over the 1977 runners. Coach Mann praised the girls7 hard work that led to steady improvement throughout the season tonly their second in existencey During meets they were led by Jessica Reid, a dis- trict qualifier. Since many of the runners were underclassmen, the future of the girls7 cross country team looks promising. 130 Heights 24 Normandy Heights 21 John Marshall Heights 21 Cathedral Latin Heights 26 Mayfield Heights 26 Valley Forge Heights 23 Shaker Heights 15 Garfield Heights 17 Parma Heights 18 Midpark Heights 15 Shaw Heights 29 Lakewood Heights 29 Berea low score wins Ron I U 10 r1: Jim Craig. Paul Johnson Eddy Kruus. Greg Gutman. Doug Cuthbert. Ron 3: Walter Green. Paul Guslufson. Todd Burtimolc. Tony Coleman. Evan Wuchs. Paul Appleton. Did you know . . . ? eThe boys1 cross country team finished third in the LEL with a 7-2 league record. They also sported a 10-2 overall record. -Tri-captains Greg Gutman, Eddy Kraus, and Paul Johnson each were chosen to all LEL team. -Greg Gutman traveled to districts while the team took fourth in the sectionals and missed district com- petition by a mere one point. 131 . . ,- ' .' r L IW- .t'.., - s - u: now- y 3 1: .mm-uwmn- 3,151; 3L H. . lg. 'E;T . 4.- Lhkdb - -d-';'I--' -. : -I.r:. ' x-Il-stau :35 ' ' ' Ir? ' ' e l Top row U to rl: Yolanda Kilburn. Cindy Jacobson. Liszt Jenkins. Bottom row: Marla Sebransky. Cheryl Hcldcn. Maryanne Lyman. The Heights High cheerleaders kicked off the year by sponsoring a pep rally on the second day of school. They continued to provide school spirit at all the Heights games and at other pep events. Liz Campbell, Heights Highls llGolden Girlii, provided all the twirling action. The Tigers earned their stripes with their inspiring acrobatics and gymnastics. Led this year by captain Cheryl Helden and advisor Carolyn George, the Heights cheerleaders definitely measured up to everybodyls standards. 132 Top row U to rl: Kathy Kuldin. Susan chcnsun. Lcslic Simon. Ginn'x Brmxn. Bottom mu: l m; Kuzdin. Putty Strong. J.V. Checrleudcrs-from bottom U to rl: Kurcn Gormun. Susan Hughes. Lee Ann Ondcr. Kim Miles. Caryn Simon. Not pictured: Pauline George. 133 . m. ..... .9 .. g ; 134 IN? 3 3222i lta :;'$ I'qu ;g-s.. t' -. 9 V .$ .d :0.. V I $:. 135 ' ' ' ' ' ' Joc Mularro Mike Stccr. Moses Jhirad. Hank Kornblut Row 7- M' N . , I 1.. U R. : Ruck ,. Cohen. Ricky Webster. Dan CICI. 31:1ch German: . . . -. att . dgvx. fing'frgiotis Bgian Miloncy. Mike Carver, Greg Gilmore, Richard Hussam. .llm McNamcra, Brad Thomson..Row 3: Cogch Mark Wcsscls. Bob Sicgcl. Pctc chnng'WRiCk P020. Mikc Wolfe, Jeff Basch. Howard Wolsky, John Kushclko. Jeff Boucbrakc. Not PlClUTCdZ Enc Rozic - 1 t E . h... . 4 r -14 5 's 'U M- . V 136 J.V. Basketball Row 1 0ch to righU: David Abrams. Jun Kurtz. Darnell Graham, Ricky Barker. Bill Freeman. Row 2: Brent Watson. Otis Cross. Dcrck Arrington. Dumcon Powell. Marvin Suttcrficld. Eric Arringlon, Jarvis Clark. Demetrius Jackson. J.V. Wrestling , Row 1 Heft t0 righO: Bob Stcrnlicht. Joe Buckley. Brock Winzms. Kevin Goodman. Joc Mcigs. Hank Kornblul. Bill Winans, Mike Pcndlcton. Row 2: Tony Capclli. Len Gottlcib. Josh lslcr. Chris Miller. George Clemens. Dczm Frazier. Skip Follct. Ken Curtis. Dwayne Seals. David Gould. Kinoosh Naghshinch. Steve Quinn. Swim Timers-Row 1 Ucft t0 righU: Wendy Allen. Suzanne Kapoudjian, Julie Tallcmire. Ginny Weiss. Judy Brcmer. Jane Woodring. Row 2: Amy Russ. Betsy Beale. Fran Beale. Chris Hcggic. Mary Klein. Shelly Leash, Aileen Thompson. Amy Soppcl. Amy McBride. Mary Mooney. Row 31Cindy Simpson. Lisa Wither. Cathy Roess- mann. Janet Ernest. Katy Logan, Jeanne Barkey. 137 Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights 1.5 33 24 28 33 37 70 35 27 22 32 46 15 Richmond Hts. Euclid Normandy Willoughby S. Parma Berea Shaker Shaw Valley Forge Garfield Lakewood Elyria Warrensville Midpark 56 43 24 24 27 25 27 15 3O 3O 22 24 38 row 1: Dave DeBaggis. Roger Stewart. Brian Berman, Harry Cashy, Doug Culhbert, Ken Rutsky. Dave Gottlieb. row 2: Rich Levine, Albert McIntosh, Steve Markothz, Gary Gamble, Pal DcBaggis, Dave Nash. Andy Gettig, Tom Dittoe, Maurice McIntosh. ,- 2,-1aQ-a-tn-vgelx4-pvv o - 3 ' 3... ..: . , 4 .. After a promising 6-0 L.E.L. start, the Tiger wrestling squad faltered to a 6-3 fourth place finish and an 8-5-1 overall mark. The late season slump could be attributed to the fact that the team had only four senior regu- lars and just one standout wrestler. Senior tri-captain Paul DeBaggis led the grapplers with an awesome 13-1 record. DeBaggis won the prestigious Brecksville tournament on his way to a second consecutive L.E.L. crown. Other fine performances included tri-cap- tain Harry Cashyis 7-3 mark at 138 pounds, tri-captain Dave Nash with an 8-6 slate at 185, and junior 105 pounder Doug Cuth- bert at 9-5. I ,0. I V '- i D ' . 2;.qu 1; 3?. g; b vimtgie .3 1 f $33$33+E$R; ? ihtfimb-r . $511.: . i 71511 . v - 23.53, .. The 1978-79 Boysi Swim Team completed their season with an impressive 12-3 overall record and a 3-2 league mark that placed them third in the L.E.L. The talents of c0-captains Bruce Busbey and Doug Horn, as well as those of Andy Goode and Adam Schoenfeld, were key factors in the successful sea- son. Coach Ted Arnold also stated that Cliff Stein- berg, Paul Niccole and Doug Donley provided the team with needed depth. In District competition, the team placed ninth and advanced Busbey in the 50 and 100 yd. freestyles and the 400 yd. free relay team of Horn, Goode, Busbey and Steinberg to state com- petition. 140 Heights 90 84 119 93 78 61 36 89 107 89 110 73 76 73 row 1: H to r19Bc-b Hanson, Mike Cicotti. Brian James. row 2: Chris Puza msst. coachL Charlie Roper, Cliff Steinberg. Phil Epstein, Jeff Mandel, Don Foreman, Rich Pozo, Paul Niccole, Ted Arnold 1coach1. row 3: Adam Schocnfield, Andy Goodc, Florian Pruggcr. Ken Stolle, David Jaffe, Bruce Busby 1co-cap1n1, Doug Horn 1co-cap1n1. Doug Donncly, Mike Rabinovich, Dan Minich, Chuck Phillips. Not Pictured: Kit Dent. Water Logged. Opponent Orange 82 St. Eds 88 Maples Hts. 45 Brush 78 Bedford 94 Euclid 110 Berea 47 Shaker 83 Shaw 56 St. Thomas 83 Canton McKinley 58 Lakewood 98 St. Ignatius 96 Midpark 98 141 142 Led by a tenacious defense and an overall abundance of team speed, the 1978-79 Womenis basketball squad raced its way to a 2nd place league finish and a fine 12-5 overall record. Senior co-captain Kathy Fort was a mainstay both on the boards and through the hoops. Kathyis 14.1 point and 9.8 rebound averages were both near the top of the team charts. Junior forward-guard Bonnie Kane was the resident net burner. She led the team in scoring, with a 14.5 while finishing second only to Fort with 9 rebounds a game. With 6 letterwomen and a strong JV returning, it seems like a dynasty may be looming in the future. , . gfgtktrv, .1' g ' .-. - y . . .. . . . hf: jrxiwtgia:ff: '11:! ., . t W439: 651523;: . . Wife,- ,3 .913 Fr - V, s Varsity Wront Row. L-Ry Barb Graham, Crystal Robbins, Lisa Woods, Kellie Ncct, Fran Clark. mack Rowy Coach Marlyce Yoder, Bernie Kerrigan, Kathy Fort 401th. Debbie Moore. Randi Powers 4Capm. Bonnie Kane. Johnngic Gilliam. W i H EI GH TS OPPON E N T 45 ........ Wickliffe ........... 34 ........Kirtland 54 ........ Lakewood 53 ........ John Adams 35 ........ Shaker ........ Shaw ........... 42 ........Garfield ........ Lakewood 43 ........ Collinwood ........... 23 ........Midpark 42 ........ Berea ........... 72 ........V Forge ........... 52 ........Parma ........... 54 ........Linc, West ........... 49 ........Normandy ........... 46 ........Adm4r4l King 143 144 5 - U' I ' , ' v'. ., xx'i jug. vG. 1'. !0 -. ' '- ' Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights OldL'Jl-FerJA'JIbJALtQ St. Joseph Brush Beachwood Shaker Mayfield Hudson Beaumont Euclid Kenston Berea Beaumont Hawken 'le'dohdw'-'QIJ-'d'w ttWe were a close knit team? eKathy Fort, senior tback rowk I to r-Marla Sebransky, Kathleen Fort, Mindy Kline, Cindy Rubin, and coach Marlyce Yoder. tfront rowt l to r-Kim Miles, JoAnn Zucker, Leslie Simon. Robin Birrer, Michelle Przbylski. Cindy-Ork-Rubin, JoAnn-JZ Zucker, Mindy-Kliner-Kline, Kathy-Fortski-Fort, Marla-Scumby-Sebransky, Robin-Truck-Blrrer Did you know. . . ? -The first doubles team, Mindy Kline and Kathy Fort, went to the state tournament in Columbus. -Four of this yearts eight lettermen, Robin Birrer, Leslie Simon, Kim Miles and Jo Ann Zucker, will be returning next year. eThe girlst tennis team placed second in the NEOTA league. gr 9 J: .v'; . J M 13 29 db wk 53 .4. a m, P . ' I I - '1'. h f. I. heffairr! .'IJ?A..' fh.5i?.k.. ny .?. 0 . 0. 145 For the 1978-79 Heights Basketball team the season started seven games too soon. After opening with a l-6 mark, the cagers rallied in the second half of the season to obtain a fourth place finish in the LEL. In tournament play the Tigers continued this streak by beating arch rival and LEL champ Shaker Hts., and then edging JFK in a 44-42 thriller that brought home the sectional championship. The unexpected turn- around was due in part to the elimination of early attitude and confidence problems as well as to the improved play of senior center Gerry Vaughn. Vaughn scored 34 points against Valley Forge and scored 28 a week later in the sectional game against Shaker. The consistent board strength of senior Tim T011 and the excellent defensive play of Darryl Smith also contributed to the late season rejuvenation. Two victories over Shaker were obviously a high point of the season, but an unheralded victory was scored in the St. Joes game. All-American forward Clark Kellog was held to 14 points, his lowest all year, while fouling out in the third period. A strong JV, the late season turnaround and the presence of only five seniors on varsity suggests continued success next year. Varsity Basketball: ll to ri' row l4-Russell To ' . ' ' ' . . . . ppm, Dave Isphordmg, Norman Perkins. Darryl Smith, Anthonv Banks Kenn Hu hes. row 2-Ed Le Derek Arnngton. Marvm Satterfield, Stuart Horlak, Gerald Vaughn. Tim Toll leapinl, Dave Strothers, Billy'Eanes, Eric Airingtgon e. 146 , Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights H eights Euclid St. Joseph Parma Shaker Shaw Valley Forge Canton McKinley Berea . Garfield Lakewood Midpark Normandy St. Ignatius Parma Shaker Shaw Valley F orge Berea Shaker 147 148 Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights Heights 1 NOOxlI-HUINUJO-bOH-bHNQUI Normandy Valley Forge North Olmstcad Garfield Hts. Kent Roosevelt Shaker Hts. Lakewood Normandy Parma Padua Valley Forge Garfield Hts. Shaker Hts. Parma Lakewood Euclid OH'd-h-hOON'dHOUION'dOH row 1: Phil Hall. Pete Hall, Bill Mcngcs. Gary Gruchl, John Killian, Neale Gentile. row 2: Coach Bill Reed. John Goodman. Carl Moose, Marc Castro. Ken Vichill. Dave Wright. Eric Rccb. Manager Howard Wolsky row 3: Thurman Brcmlcy. Doug Weir. Dave Wrcge. Tim Secklcy, Peter Mcnges. Jon Friedman. John Adams Not pictured: Bill Beard, Larry Franks, Jim McNamec. The 1978-79 Cleveland Hts. Ice Hockey team was a youthful squad. Of 22 players, only five were seniors. Two of these seniors, Captain Bill Menges and Alter- native Captain Gary Greuhl were key players. Bill con- trolled the offense, contributing 20 assists and Gary anchored the defense. In spite of what could be called a rebuilding year, the spirited skater compiled an impres- sive 13-3 league record. This was good enough for a second place slot in the standings. As Coach Bill Reed put it, 11The season was full of surprises with lots of ups and downs? In light of the fact that the three leading scorers, Dave Wright, Marc Castro and Bill Beard 09, 12 and 10 goals respectivelyl were all juniors, next year should only consist of ups. 149 Waterloggcd but happy, the Swim Cadets put on a spectacular pageant on February 22, 23 and 24 called Wrime Keeps 0n Slip- pint . . Under the leadership of fearless president Marina ttAmazonh Molinari, the Swim Cadets made the metamorphosis from beached whales t0 talented synchronized swimmers. Mrs. Amy Greenspan, this yearts sponsor, was also an important asset to the club. However, the clubts most important factor was the 23 cadets themselves and officers Cheryl Antolik, Diana Simmons, Jessica Dailey and Harriet Jakob. kn 1 ., , .' I . f l .tharx-A41L-' row 1; f; . ,n . ,.., ,-,. 1.. . . . . . . . . . ,. . t9 , i lth-K ROLSSIndnn.HJL551M1 DdllQ UTLMUFUL Cheryl Antollk twce-presj. Marina Holman tprcs.L Dmna Simmons tsecreturw. Hurrlct Jakob .-C C; -; -,r t . V ' .w. a . a , t, . a t. . . . t . t t . . g. m 11 rmw. Patty Strong. mu -. Carla tartan. Sdndvx Slumvlo. 0mm Brown. Cmdy Rubin. l.1s;1 Cowm. .lzmct Izrnest. .lcnn-x Xeuman. SheH-x B hl.l.rmx 3. Stephtmle Cuthbert. l.durlL Bresler. Bx! Mooney. Sandy kugelmun. Margaret Mooney Not me d: Megan Mann. turxn Brooks. Gull uccn 1 ' ' 150 t 0300...... -..................... II? ' l l .02. . 3 AI: i -oooooooo'1 0-000-00000-0..- v . '1- . I . O A . '.' ff ...... guy. O 152 A; y, mu 1 -FL --sv - v a-v'v-vv- o;- w.- wow'.-.-... .- - ' i.wa--..-.-- -2... 4h..o-v-JL;.-- - 153 154 ...-- - A .uk , sq $1N'v51 . ,t v-d' n- 159 Dr. Patrick C. Bernardo-Assitant Superintendent hDr.Albert Abramovitz was appointed Superinten- dent. Starting 22 years ago as a physics teacher at Heights High, Dr. Abramovitz has built a reputation for compassion, administrative skill, for thorough know- ledge of our schools and community and for personal dedication to excellence in education. The Board of Ed- ucation was proud to select him? -Alexander Pausley former Board President Dr. Abramovitz missed teaching. However, he would also miss his job as an administrator if he went back to classroom, so he volunteered to teach a unit of Physics for a month at Heights High. 160 School Board hRow U: Bernice Lott, Russell Baron, Ava Hastert. hRow D: Harvey Feinberg. Alexander Pausley. Dr. Albert Abramovitz-Superintendent of Schools n Edwin Galley-Assistant Principal 87.14:...4' wr' ' . ' .. 4. Michael Ferrato-Administrative Principal 161 Unit Offices Unit C Unit B A .1 pm '4'! Unit A .. ' , 4-. U 162 Counselors: Pat Lance, Frank Hooks, Virginia Bica. Un l ; B principal Paul Wisely. , x Unit A secretaries Laurie Gunther, Mary Shaw. 163 ;it A principal Patricia Ackerman. Hcrminc Asher Nick Babic J anct A mcr Social Studies David Allcnick Glenn Altschuld OWA English French Gym Robert Bcrgantino Thomas Baslcr Music OWE Charles Bidwcll Gerald Birnbaum Mathematics Mathematics 4.. I'Iivuui '1 H' . Pamela Booker Business lid. Judith Blackburn Art 164 Wt '0 u: 9 . I J ., .1, ' r o l 1 .. ' I Q. 3S 5 Robert Bracalc Joann Broadbooks James Butcher James Cappclletti Mildred Cohen Vocational Ed. New School Business Ed. Gym Home Economics 16S Robert Dubovec Mathematics Lee DiGeronimo ScienccV'Col Ill Joanne Daniels Gwendolyn Curle Special Ed. Home Economics ,A ! I g Jenny Ferlito Vincent Ferrara Dental AssisUVoc. Ed. Art Phyllis Fowlkes Helen Fox Social Studies New School Hel.en Franklin Christopher Fusco Engllsh Social Studies 166 oHynlar Lottie Edwards Business Ed. Mary Gardner Joseph Geiger Stephanie Grair Patrice Grecnbaum Social Studies Amy Greenspan English English EnglisMRcading I O O I o o u o 0 O 0 Q C O Q Q xx J K X - -v I : f i J k' Judith Grenda Evelyn Gutfeld Robert Hall Iliaret; Hanggn Athletics Director New School Mathematics omc conomlcs Larry Hoon Harvey Horwitz Health Alternative to Susp. Ellen Jenkins Dolores Kaufman English Art, Photography Lawrence Keller Timothy Kleve Social Studies Mathematics 168 Donald H askett Science Patricia Leffcrts Betty Levy James Lindsey Charles Mahlman Walter Makn English English English ' Science Social Studies $7. .. ,3 v, .. 169 .. .53. vaunualt V.--...a' ' v ,' - . 3'. .;7 . I y r ' V b I Jean Martin Mark Matovina Irma McQueen Audrey Merhaut Gym Gym Business Ed. English Richard Mann William Miller Sylvester Moore Business Ed. Social Studies Dolores Morrison David Muthersbaugh English New School Katheryn Najm William Norwood Special Ed. Gym 170 .3,- 3 ' J g ; j I m I Ethel Paley William Patti Marian Pledgcr Robert Quail Leatrlcc Rabmsky Spanish Mathematics Mathematics Science English 171 O o 0 av.- o u o , r- O . ; .;.$.-I u . -nI -.: ...- . O 3. Rosaland Rehor William Reed English Health A s Rita Shtull Betty Schwartz Hebrew. English English William Tartar EnglisWCol lll Thelma Stovsky Special Ed. gr ? ., .5 . Ariane Vardon Foreign Language Joseph Tatar Industrial Arts 172 ii, Jacqueline Schultz Business Ed. Elizabeth Russo Social Studies Robert Roach German Norma Singleton Scicncc Prc. Charles Simon French Beverly Simmons Spanish xw- g .m Lawrence Wagner Lorin Watkins Michael Wargo Mark Wessels Elizabeth Whitehouse Business Ed. Industrial Arts Social Studies Math Col Ill English Fa; 77-; - s ' . . 33,-? i$$$ I Ha 1 Gloria Wile Thelma Williams Carl Wilson Richard Wirth Esther Wish Special lid. Special Ed. Social Studies IOE Business Ed. Marcia Wolff Special Ed. 173 174 05cc of Adahelone and Financial Aid: OPT 1 ON A L .5 e ! t SELF-EVALUATION 8 Gudett Street ' . ' Cembrtdge. Mmechuumonu OR UPDA l E REPQR r :: Phone: 617-495-1551 I pun x.nt Clark Md u M hvrih.. - hd flit! - t Mm N .., ....--.-- -.-, . 7 - , 31 um- ChuTe-h State in, .1, : 3 Mata: W Ohio--- ., M115 3 . , A CHITM Ste'c ;I,:t r: 'e'dubmuhdhmdmbfom m u-pkcely epdeulSELF-EVALUATION REPORT: Atthuugh m- tme- trtcd g,-.,: M, .hmbaUMpIn-thwuofthe eppliatiom it occurred to us that some pcopte may also wtsh m answet qucttmt mu: ... have i hounded m m You may wish to complete Ill. pen. 0! none of ll Thts does not hate to ateompam WU! ?wutwumumm 1. UPDATE IIPOI'I': If you wish to use the form as an Update. on the eucn: mat stamftum rtew M waMM Phil Application. please do no ordinarily by Februaty I If you send the Form as a Scil-hatuamn Kenny! , f C M n In: a mule: ! x -H sheet of paper with your full name and school i- q: . . , ' 7t: 't'vi V't ' ' y - pr: he 1 1 j;'-:; k. + '.' fo-f; ', ' .. , . 3 '.e1:.' d't .. W : o .- . w s1 e. I, . 'r t .;v .- V U m imv - , .1 '. , ,o ' ' . ' h ,. .4 t4, 'tww .. tom m the one ov two extracurticularmorbor mmmumty activities that have meant the most to wu mthtatichn-y Bind 18 when I saved the city from Luther's doom machine. It'dber then the Volcano. erupted, and I dug a trench around metrOpolis to trap mm. 91m. then; there tier e the quiet, ephemeral moments with Lois. Especially Mitt Mid int the red 3 Ietnt. I showed her and she said, but Superman, h mmmm daft! I once volunteered at Metropolis General Hoopital when thel-re; whine woke. I daicovered three malignant tumors, two ulcers, and i3 threetre'eanite. 'hen: the schools were closed due toexcessive snow, I used my The next day at school I was tagged 1. 'lhl' WW W the one 0! two non-ecedemic activities you wouid most ltke to pursue whale .1! Han er am: Radchftc 186 like to sue the mid from evil. Also, do you have a Daily Planet in Whine? In like to I901: 41 girl named L013... 1. APPLKATION ESSAY: D. mm: L g t mm W m N Minuet!!! to make any additional comments. For example. if there are any spam! acudcmte problems- that mu rec: ' h . M M mm mm in this epoliontton. muse ampmy . , ugh! 11mm. 1811 get you Bone day. Lois, I'll get you some night. All my friends on Krypton. I'll remember you always. And Krypto, would you pleasn cone hone????? x. bnthiundm tij-mc Phi? 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L-I Qxx thth HM '0 ?HLHM- w: u.- - LJHX'Wxig- V .-.x n 'tuw' auxuh IMI mu Phon' 't. 4V 71 0 To the Appltunt me: u a me. m:nctett 2' ' er izncst a p-H . d'tn ' rut h. w; t -' u '- . - t tgtv :3. Fruits Ag! II 234 utt'e mm x: .- u -'-h make Mr and . .. at n- . C H . JIlFK P;,.r' . Nameot ApphtJnt -- 2-15,: t' ' , A..-,. .., -. ..t - .......... .. . ,-...... . . - .. .Oh h-W N. Ifleh. '.t 'h , Home Address , e ,.:. I ,....-.-...-.........--. . .--. .. -. -- .- ..-.......... . . .....- --.'.- M-u' AdJnu CM :0. MI :I'C$ .. . . . . Shuu Cleveland 3015335 nggh acnool . ' omcmhum Churn m 21cc- . uni What Is the quahtv of the Ipplncnnt's performance tn cxtracuniculu. continuum. 0! watt Wily? Do. III or the m my ttr-amot mum. ulcnt. or capacuty for Ieudenhtp? I have never seen anyone as gifted as Clark. He can leap tall buildings in a single bound. :0 faster than a speeding billet and 13 more powerful than a locoe motive. I think I can attest to his other powers. vae never seen anyone else 'rect the Cleveland terminal. What are your tmpmsnons ofthc applicant's character. aims and values' 0' do fcllov students. W. aid you w him 3 ha a I W compared with contemporana? Does the apphcant have my spend strengths. weaknesses. 0t ptoblcms ofvhicll u: should be arm? What u: the first few words when com: to your mind to dcscnbe his or he: penonality? Clark has an iron character. He has a special ability to see things thatother students can':, an; grasp hlJJen meanings. Sometimes I think he's mentelly undressin: people. inxxxx He stands up like a pillar of steel when others are crumbling around him. However. Clark is not always appreciated for his upstanding moral characters. Jometimes the other students are jealous. Especially when he flies to school and other students have to take the bus. Clark has alwyag been known for his Special Strength. In fact he uses Hennen thrne times a day. I've never seen a student so obsessed with the battle between good and evil. After reading thxx Hoby sick, clarx swam the Pacific, personally throttling sperm whales. Are there am Spend or unusual circumstances .stua'wr-C . .J.. t ' ' '-'-' ' 1' W- 'V ' 219W amtn '. i' ? WIIN' m the K'F :ant's pcrtormance m schml .ur to the Admzssmm a wmstc: W' I . -' '2 ' 2 - .. '- ' VW llark just happens :0 iv a 3133; If 1.- :.II-: a: g, . .; 1 - h .3'a: aversion to 5:38 prac-hu5 guz.tzntw 33th; . rgz mat rial in Sambr;;g,. Jlarx u:u-; apyrhr;d;u .t -5 .V r .:v - . He is aLao emct-;nal;y 1 t Shed 2: h;5 jog irypto. -Lien is :1. t 't. :e naps to Keep hLQ warm nurinr the col: winter months. A;:C, . . , ' t 2.4. 175 New School --Doug Frasier interned at the After- noon Exchange. Fred and Wilma say 66hi93. eBarry Martin acted up at the Play- house. -Carol Mintz checked out the political climate in Washington DC. -New School started off the year with its annual square dance. -The All New School retreat was a great success. 176 '.'l.'aA . row 1: Gary Lambachcr, Zachary Green, Helen Fox. row 2: Frank Walters, Evelyn Gutfeld, Dave Muthersbaugl' Fred Mills, Joann Broadbooks, Lou Salvator. Charlie Vanik spoke at Forum. New School teacher Bob Schwartz. mxwi . . .,;, .:;:33ndu h Ernie Green visited New School this year. L 177 I I , w. i I- 'Uu'm' 178 row 1: Mark W'csscls. Frank Ross. ...... Mair; Purrin. Bill Tartar. K. Q dd WWW?! '0'; 7- ' M'. fawafumgfat V, a If 11$ anl$;' VAIK I gxxxxggg f; I R'M 2,' vaw- SIN'fthr g K' -- 1 I u I 111' ' ' ' . H yr '1'! e t 1 Paul Knrct. l.cc DiGcronimo. Not pictured: Alan Wolfe. WW: COL 111 provides approximately 150 stu- dents per year with an alternative compre- hensive educational program. The program is offered to eleventh grade students. Four certified teachers, one coordinator-counselor, and two interns comprise the staff. The pro- gram is highly structured, while at the same time allowing for the development of strong positive relationships between staff and stu- dents. Some COL III students say: iiCOL 111 gives you freedom and at the same time you learn? iiItis an alright program. You meet a lot of good people, and you donit have all the hassles of traditional? iiCOL III is different? iiCOL III is very cool and real exciting. Everyday we do something different? iiThe classrooms are smaller so the teachers can get to the students on a more individual- ized basis? 179 BEFORE: Even before the group left Cleve- land they attended classes where they learned to read maps, pack backpacks, and use various pieces of equipment. They also studied the areas they would travel in--the Black Forest, the White Mountains, and Acadia National Park. Each student got in shape by jogging around Heights Highls track. DURING: A typical day in the White Mountains began early in the morning. The group slept in huts owned by the Appalachian Mountain Club. At 6:00 a.m. they got up for breakfast, and hit the trail shortly afterwards. They arrived at the next hut in the late afternoon. Sometimes there were classes, but there was often time to explore the area or rest. ppon returning, each student had to do forty field reports on the plants and ammals they had seen. They also did reports on weather and on the ocean en- v1ronment 1n Acadla. Each student received a full science credit. thr. Haskett is one of the greatest guys to be with. e-Julie Petot, senior 1 80 1V ature DIUCly me '7 M c IYSrmmus x mm NURDER h ti 7 . a K SDCKYY WW0; QEWW? 500117 Row 1: B. Bray, W. Herschman, J. Pctot, S. Sandbcrg. J. Kaiser. S. Fleming. Row 2: E. Schmidt. T. Busch K Rubin, F. Beale, D. Haskctt. L. Angeli. S. La Tourettc. K. Ncct. D. Rubenstein. C. Burko. Row 3: E. Simoh. Si Sibley, G. Gilmour, L. Pozo, D. Minich. 1 J , . iv ll .' . agave -' .. National Merit Commended Paul G. Alessandro Duncan C. Badertscher Jeanne M. Barkey Timothy E. Bloomquist Paul A. Cary Stephen D. Fleming Elaine M. Grossman Elaine R. Hecht Greg G. Jouriles Joslin M. Kaiser Elaine C. Knowles Frank L. Marics Steven L. Markowitz Pamela A. Milic Peter R. Nelson Paul M. Rautenberg Naomi Reshotko Robert H. Uyeki Christopher Waychoff Jodie A. Zlotnik Pamela B. Zoslov We would also like to congratu- late Frank Borchert, Greg Jouriles, and Bob Uyeki, who won the Na- tional Council of Teachers of Eng- lish Awards in Writing. Row 1 U to rl: Inge Hindel. Alison Cohen. Daniel Cousins. Row 2 U to rl: Susan Mikota. Cathv Roessman, l'loward 'Fleetef. Row 3 H to rl: Frank Borchert. Daniel Lefkowitz. Keith Frcv. Row .1 u to rl: Diane thcrnin Alek Mcsarovnch. Not PICIUI'Cd.' Christopher Rode. John Collard. Irene Glassmzln. Sharon Roth. . 181 183 W .i rVMAVt, v V J oshua Silver, a sophomore, did an independent study on sculp- ture. His advisor was Mr. J erdon. 186 Independent Study Independent study is an opportunity for students to study subjects not offered in the curriculum for credit. They must describe what goals they plan to accomplish in their studies and provide their own faculty advisor. This program is under the direction of Mrs. Rita Shtull. Chris Waychoff and J ohn Donkin filmed a science fic- tion movie this year as an independent study project. The movie dealt with a future earth civilization which was being taken over by outsiders. Most of the plot was con- cerned with the feelings of the people during this period and their struggle to escape. J ohn and Chris advisor was Walter Maki, and they both earned half a credit for their work. m-.-.t-h Holocaust C. I. CCOICIICIICI. , IUCIIIIOIOI 5... III.- - Toby Goldoftas showed slides of the Auschwitz concentration camp to the Holocaust class. llln Auschwitz, not only man died, but also the idea of man. To live in a world where there is nothing anymore, where the executioner acts as god, as judge--many wanted no part of it. It was its own heart the world incinerated at Auschwitz? Elie Wiesel llWe feel grief and sadness that the Holocaust has hap- pened, but above all we feel in the back of our minds, that we are very lucky that we didnlt have to go through the hell that Elie Wiesel endured. We must never forget nor can we let a Holocaust happen again? 187 189 190 191 Unit C officers: Liquucobs Prch Joslin Kaiser TrcasJ Becca Shau Sch Suzanne McKay V.PJ t mmmmmm g f 194 'Illl! I uthe class of V92, The Sadie Hawkins Hayride, held on September 29, kicked off the yearts events for Unit C. October 21 brought the schooPs Homecoming celebrations and the class float took first prize. Later in October was the dance cosponsered with WGCL. Santa Claus came to Heights in December; several hundred students had their pictures taken while they posed on his lap. This, as well as the candy sale, helped to promote the holiday season. On January 12 a toboganning social was held at Winter Funland, and still the seniors had much ahead of them. Class T-shirts with the names of all the graduates were sold. Other events were a skate-a-thon, Senior Crazy Day, Prom, and a trip to Cedar Point. Unit C Class Council kept busy, and the officers worked hard to make the last class of the seventies a class to remember. Class C Council: row l-Ginny Brown, Lisa Jacobs, Joslyn Kaiser, Barb Mooney, Becca Shaw. row 2-Rochelle LoPiccolo, Pat Cohen. row 3: Cheryl Rose, Steve Sugerman, Anita Hirsch, Donna Mumaw. row 4: David Jaffe, Marcy Abraham, Debbie Levy. row 5: Pat Thomas, Sue Sandberg, Fran Beale, Evan Buller, Faith Triggs, Marsha Talbert, Robert H. Uyeki. Not pictured: Alison Cohen, Suzanne McKay, Dave Weiss, Marc Perkovic, Tracy Lebenson, Sue Lebenson, Shana Zuck- erman, Steve Young. 19S l, Christine Alfred LEAVE tHappilyD to Susin-case of champagne. 1.0001000 pappacitos. black brazier. pearldrops for her shark, Harry Cashy. To Dicky-Smtles! To Tracy-Friendship admiration. Chipper. black bikinis. the greenery and u BJ of her own only with a better body and a southern accent. To Cmdy-91l of Oley, memories, Kenneth, Grover. Love. To Mindy-my future mess, ttclean out man. Red Baron Skis and a chair to sit in NORMALLY, a book on how to walk. a shrink for Keith and yes you are funny. T0 Robyn-driving backwards, bushes, gas stations, champale. To Jimmy-poems, friendship. To both a huge pulsatmg izod! To Marcy-piece of cake. lubricated condom, sunrise, Jackson Brown Concert. lots-a-love, HEIGHTS! To Diane-no owidas-Monterrey y todos nuestros memormu secretos! lhay buenos! Te Salgo cuccaracha, tenacillas. chipinque. halles, M1 Amistad siendre! To Jarilyn-J.C. as your psychiatrist and beautician, blossom. stamps. mate for Madamn Mong, pair of shoes. Pink Floyd disco. Spanish fly for resolutions. all the T.D.H. in the world. AHTHUH MAHK. LUNT of little lammerts lunning along the lawn! To Johno-. .My life and love forever! I love you! I. Marcy Abraham, bequeath the following: To Alice and Suan- the best of luck in everything. all the long talks. crying-on-shoulders. great evenings. and a breakfast llll never forget. To Lisa-all those love movies, 5th period lunches. long talks, and fattening foods. To Joslin-great evenings. my: weird llmtusy dreams, and many singing groups along with a teacher like Mr. T. To Andy- :1 Marcy who does what she wants?. and a big thanks for having an ear. Good Luck Always! To Gina- a thanks for the boost. To livan-lots of research papers and at fantastic 8th period class? To Sara and Gary- the many rides home and red lights. To Suzi- more trig. classes. To Mr. Young- a student tardy everyday to homeroom. To Mr. Thomas-a section leader who cant sing and a big thank you for everything. To Eric- all the big thank you for everything. To Eric-all the chocolate chip cookies you want. Again. to my great friends: Alice. Susan..l-isa. and Joslin I leave. but our friendship remains, bringing warm sunshiney memories. To Jacqui. sis, have a super senior year. thanks for always being around: your Something special! To everyone I've met in the past three years I wish lots of luck and happiness. I. Wendi Allen. being of chloranated mind leave. Computor lleadsll the next idiot to take my place. . . my place. . . my place. To Harry Cashy a thanks for being such a nice partner in H.C. To CC. a clean paged book to write your own jokes in all r1 and good memories of The way we yyere -Remetnber l-Iutey got Soul? To St leave fun times. and more for the luture lo t'her't ll'hokyl, your 0M. ephdnr; roots. your photo album to put your pornographic pteturex o1: Rich Sdlil' velvet lined bible to remind you ol your xlns m Prttbztbly Wm't Cm'er'an t; y a To Cindy. I leave a neyy pair of legs when yourx lull MP A Whole Night Mthlhe : pet spider. Delicious wheat germ. health food, and eyer lusting lrlcndxhi left: I, Lauren Angel. being 0'. untque mtnd .md body, do hereby bcLIucfth following: Caroline. my Hm pieturex, :tytlute yytth .lohn Denyer. u Gyrox a t l: for your navel. IX eurtonx ol Peanut t runeh gtnd the W garmm of mg tlgILI-Cj' buul a GREAT mt; Kiss. ;. pound at Red Itnger m, Wm. Wptcf'; ears and a whip and Chain l gtlxo legtye you mth the kntmlcdtlc that lllUerr'g'..' greatest person in my lite and I'll love you lorey'er' chdy JU and Brlun'mt tht: the eoztt-loeker. SltHltl for all the dance lexsnnx, u .luek Plneeonc. merino L two excellent tours and my room ll. the xummer' .luqutc ;, btlllrtend lhut uh: , approves of but keeps their hands oll, the memory of a great tour. rm dancerx: ' and I7 bottles of Smirnoff Wll D' kulhy xome Aruonu Dink. l'runky y L: wet pinzt. champagne and ;t bottle ol' hutr reluxer' Sum lulourette ntusteryllll'u-ln slopes. u hut-boy WyOAll't gmd ysome dehydrated layugnm V'Chuel Tum. house, my name. my xltUCx, some trcekle remover, .1 larger mouth and u m stomach! Liszt l ingerltut my brneex, my honey-begtr. .1 great tour and a g'tnlull Tiddly-W'inks to keep you from boredom 4-5 .lulte Petot gm uncrumplcd footkw lap. :1 never unbending ear to talk to, ;t can of satrdtnCN and d rilWUn-prtmf p .' David Collins an essay on Wlunx xeureh lor Identity, .1 eom Ht the lmlslblc HEN. new bed and u topple into the Vlohtegm Robert Brugemun .tn lnlldltlblc Bette MQM doll. :1 truckload of french fries, gty'on eologne and .1 ynrmulkq' lUlY't Donna BL; .fsgmtusyt' matching piggytntlx and obscure ear rtdex tlll H l, luum Slltt a ttm- gut and a mouth to match. Stey'e Sugurmttn .tn Umge Urangc' a Keltt bdckp; and thanks for being :1 great rescuer and rCNCUIC lo Nlr Haslett and The Thug. Nurders :1 hundred thank for being so luntustte and speeml m my 1,;th chpmurcs'n open. your eyes. up. and may your path eyer he strewn mth yelltm 1.6; th f0 x17 t8 and the choir all my love und blexlngx You lhnc been Um. of the Fromm Ctpenenw in my' lift: and om: ull the hardest things to lean 'lo All those Whom l haw mhxed Kn shouldnk have I leave my love and l'rtendxhtp. and to all I bide .tdlcu . 1. David J. Baker. leave my best friend. Joslm, all my xeerets and the mm. valued moments of my life-I love you; to Gene I leave half a car. multilated dogs. and a dead grandmother for those rare occasions. and a towel to wrap around yourself so you sonit be embarassed at the beach; to Bruce I leave all my second place ribbons; to Renee I leave beautiful memories and a place in my heart forever; to Mr. Hall I . . . SCR: to Marcy. the person I wish I knew sooner, I leave mild hallucinations and many rides to the airport; To John Levy. I leave you your IH': To Eric I leave 100.000 goldfish. a shovel and his brother Gary. whom I leave a safe . . . I mean out . . . I mean safe; To Mindy I leave the shirt live been promising. the disco drawers, the blame for my license suspension. ski lessons. a screen test for a scene in an airport and an even better time at O.S.lj.; To Adam I leave my job just to mix things up. your lunch. A 99 to I shot. a studly softball team. a wallet full of happy moments and many future wild and crazy times; To my fellow peon pilgrim. I leave my switch- blade and brass knuckles to throw as far as you can. A package of napkins for the next time I get drunk. your book ofll told you solsi. myjob. . . . In other words. my job, my younger brother. a mop which nobody knows and a future of out to lunch times-as long as we donlt room together. It Jeanne Barkcy. being of chlorinated mind and body do hereby bequeath the lollowing: to Ted Arnold and the Heights swim teams. mountains of food and the best of luck in future seasons; to Mr. Quailis 8th period Class. giggling in the dark- room: to Clif. varsity records and ood times: to Mark. Julie. and Katy. IIMath is fun!'? ; Jennifer IIBranch Seaver. success in music and the cute guys of your choice: to my sister Cheri. social life and singing: to Frank Walter. many thanks; and to all future Heights Students, I. Frances Beale. do hereby bequeath. to Ellen someone to sith with at lunch. maybe even another BumbIe-Beale. Iilaine. someone who doesnit swear so much! Barb. I hope you Find a boyfriend who isn't dead. No more worries about the Senior Class to Lisa. To everyone in homeroom. Stacey. Mary Kay. Joanne. Kim. Jennifer, and Chris those fifteen minutes have been great-Chris we will see each other again. Mr. Wilson a homerrom that shows up on time. More research papers for the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Holocaust Class. Miss Pangola you wild and crazy girl! Alissa the next Sarah B.-Iill see you on Broadway someday. Hola Joel. I give you an A + in math. A new brownie maker to David. A date for every Friday and Saturday night for Shana. Kathy. after seven years of friendship it's hard to put it all into words. Remember: the one with the binoculars and well. if it's true? All the good times and that they will never end. To Betsy my ttlittle'l sister, I leave you an empty locker, one to use all by yourself! I hope now you will Find some friends your own age to hang around with! I. Moo Booney, being of dizzy head and flared nostril leave to the following: to Lou and Spurns---an indexed life; to the New School staff and Mrs. T a My First born; to Mike - Biz; to Carol e- Ralph Naderis job; to Pam and Aya a the clean end of the stick; to Marcy, Alice. Irene and Dan - a trouble-less life and many Thanks; to Alissa - the Great Broadcast of I78, custardis last stand and all the stories in between that should be told to the grandkids -e may you be infested with many. I. Richard Adams Brown. leave John Goodmanthe number 714 and any new Randi; John Loretig all the Stags; Greg, a new woman. car, Spanish teacher. qualude times; Geoff- asst. coach for team; Kevin RI trip and Wisconsin trip again and again and more High times. Mouse more good times with Rob because I know we wonlt. Anne ski lessons I know she needs them; Mary Kay-Hey dig it whoe---zorh a new member of team---Anne Stove, all the Davidis she can get and the sisterly love I know she has; and to my two best friends, Elizabeth, I leave you the coach of any team and any Foxls she hunts for, I will love you always and to Chuck his real name lord knows he has one and many good times that there always be. love you always. 1, Gail Buceilli, leave: Steven Goldfarb: Memories of a beautiful relationship, all my love now and forever, and the hopes of a future together. Nancy: Peaceful nights, a great junior and senior year and more thanks and love than she could ever imagine. Mindy Kline: Rub a dub dub three cheers for the Hub, long talks, the 16th of every month and long distance relationships. Cindy Rubin: Great lights, a year of cadets together. Mr. Moorels class, and one wrestler tof your choicey Kathy Fort: Dancing in the den, pool hopping, ingrequent two hour talks, munching out and Fu'zzy Duck. Marla Sebransky: tSliml Homeroom, wrestling matches, fights in McDonaldsl parking lot, a sisterhood with Tammy Schultz, a jewelry box and Paulie DeBaggis. Rick Hatton: Hi Honey. Pageant, 7:30 practices, peer pressure, and love and caring always. Donny Haynes: A rag. Mark Castro: Telephone calls, a vice for his head, love and thanks. Eddy Kraus: Oompa, Loompa, munching out, a Summit winter affair, and much love. John Chronis, Timmy Toll, Paul DeBaggis, David Kolby: Thanks for all the wild and crazy times! Stacy Presser. Fran Feldman: Ooooh Baby! Our Gang is No. 1. John Bolnot: Homeroom,. Fights, and lifetime supply of gum. Mr. Moore: Peaceful, uninterupted classes, my sister Nancy, punctual students. and thanks. Mr. Hambor: A quiet homeroom. Swim Cadets: A great pageant, munch- outs lHarriet and Pattyl and happy memories. Bye Ladies. Mindy, Kathy, Marla, Cindy: Florida. great times. good luck and all my love. Your all the best! Keep in touch. I, Evan Buller. hereby leave the following precious gifts to the following lucky people: Anita Hirsch; an unlimited supply of food, tIOliver. all the crazy weekends and a friendship I will never forget that I hope always lasts. Wendy Herschman; our birthday barbecue. Lisa Jacobs; the Blossom concert we both forgot. a fun hayride, and a very special friendship. Sara Dicke; Homecoming Queen and King that we should have won. Gina Giovanetti: IIOliver. a higher office than me and definitely some good times. Neil Collie: a good time on your birthday! Gene Simon; a great New Years Eve. Susan Sandberg: two great years on tour! a party in West Geauga. cold. home. a fantastic friend and of course the contract! Debbie Polen; Polenpuss! Donit worry you'll make some friends next year ll hopell Love ya! Heights Singer; Thanks for three years of great times. Marcy Ronen: The Evan and Marcy show. some fun times playing boat in the hassoek and our opening in Vegas. To everyone I forgot: Iim really sorry! To all of my friends Iboth of youi tjust kidding I wish luck and success in whatever you do and say thanks for making high school so great! Please keep in touch! Paul Chaty; To Heights I leave. I have now finished my three years of learning at Cleveland Heights High School. I Tammy Chappell give to Janet Smith the pleasure of graduating with me. I leave Mr. Wirth and my Intensive Secretarial Training class good-luck. To Ms. Russo I leave individuality. To Eddie Montgomery and Denise Watson I leave two more years of fun and education. To Mrs. Jackie Schlt7 I leave my friendship. To all the Auarians at Heights I leave all the luck and success that I have come across. To Patricia Stokes I leave happiness. To Lisa Borders I leave Robbie. Good-bye. I. John Chronis. leave the following: To Mr. Fusco a son like me. and a 14k gold apple that can't be bitten. To Marc Castro a good soccer season and the ineomperable Mo Jo. To I.ori IIuIer a lot of male snatch. a kiss. a ski trip and a kosher wardrobe. To Karen Kirsh I leave a hayride. a companion?and more drawers. To my number one man Kolbias a buddy to confide in. 21 Sat. night. and one ton of Fantasy. Tim Toll I leave a cork. 10 cans air freshener. and Kelly. To my most reliable buddy. Bill Goldman. I leave a lot of trouble lmemoriesl. 1000 Ibabyl laughs.. 3 bags. a son. and a fantasy of Cindy Rubin naked. To my true bro I-Iarry Cashy; little kings. mama bean. many green laughs. a lot of Arffff . . . . fellatio and a box. To Brian Kaplanski I leave one very smelly finger. Miami. Indiana. 3 cases of beer. To gail Bucchili a tutor. a phone. lots of good food. smaller hips. To Becca Shaw. one more opportunity. a sleepover. a ball. and open eyes. To Patti Strong many wild nights and a lot of love. To Rich Hatton my private nurse for a rub down and to Mindy Klein 21 night of wine. To Bino anything little Dwardo wants. I. Alison Cohen. do hereby bequeath the following unto those who have made my days at CIIHS brighter: To Irene-Sibelius 8a a pilgrimage to Nottinghill. the name of the frozen yogurt bars. the copyright to you classic song. Kissy Face. and thanks for listening. To .lill tor is it Alisonl: Orangesl. backgammon during long homerooms and a new reputation- thanx for being my sis. to Dec: a gigglepuss. to Bonnie; a Bonita Banana and 2 lunch. to Chico; Okay. Bye! for now. to Nancy: :1 larger room to keep more clippings. to the Wrestling Team; the knowledge that you'll always be champs with me. to Paul; IIM OKAY! to Maurice: tape for your mouth but youill still always be my friend. to Cindy: mustache wax and gold Shoelaces. to Spook: someone to discuss your fantastic season with at Temple. next year. To John: adoption as my brother so I can punch you back HARD! to Dave Gould: per- sonali7ed shirts so nobody will call you I'Phil. To Coach Iiseh- a jumprope. To Coach Hoon; the greatest luck to the greatest guy and my brothers in 1981. to Joel: someone else to sell your tickets to. to Shana; a rendevous in the bathroom. to David Jaffe: I DON'T care if you're easy! to the Wrestling Stats: cute sophmores. small T- shirts 8c the best. always. to Lisa Jacobs: a housekey. memories of caravans together. and I3 years of friendship. Let's make it 13 times that more. I. Lonnie Cohen do hereby leave to Leslie. Tammy. .ludi. Mindi. and Diane. May- Iield Road to cruize on. Arnold Palmer. and Bernie the ML'RDERER. To Leslie I leave a crosswalk and all my advice. Margaret gets all the drips that become attached. and Fairhill Mental Hospital. To Marcy and Sue. a lonely senior year. To Steve. an . n . . n and re ru . To Jill, Cindy iiA in accounting. 1 leave Marcy bare oln :1 marorcivate disgcuzsiongs. To Stacie the and Tammy I leave Warren. To Gary a t ose p . cs ST ONE greatest birthdays for the rest of our lives. To Mark 0km an ap,olo.gy, JU VlCTORYii to the hockey team. To Kenny, one wet New Year 5 leS and a muzzle. f ct attendance and Teddy Fabian tpress bag To Homeroom 0237 l '63 : YO Per? LL MY LOVE FOREVER and alD. And Finally to ALL of my tfrtendlsfl' lfszlg'ngt . thanks for the best ears 0 my 1 e. . an?,ri1.ils:yCowin, do hereby bezueath: To Sherrie a chunky and a Cigarbbolx actulally Filled with cigars. To Heidi, 741 rounds of word assogtation, and 'lours IO oiy 552:: To Nancy, an afternoon of singing with a piano thats in tune. J01.811111 i; th a for Chemistry, a midnight walk and a lOohour Jacks marathon. To 11 1e anr Fe ,k fantastic senior year. To Andy. another Junior year and a square dance. 0 d ran l school spirit. To Marcy, a car that drives itself in the Iwmter, a.tr1p together,taln mainy more years of friendship. To Steve, boots to wear With his skirt, a foreign 1 m alnd a iithanks for all the memories. To Alice, an easy SAT test and a smile. To .u Y. memories of our sophomore marching band. To Diana, .an apology for the mis-up. To Carla, Cheryl, Diana, Jessica, Megan and Sandy, a wnsh that we wxll alwayS keep in touch. To Jennifer, a non-caloric Friday afternoon, success With Plan Jifl and a hug for being a fantastic friend that understands me and still can laugh: 1. Patricia Cohen, being of sound mind and body leave the followmg to those who have helped me through my years at Heights: To Mr. Moore, a new somal studies department. To Donna, a spot on the senior class councnl. To Waldo, my French homework. To my 4 accounting class my undying gratitude for their helpespemally Laura and the 2 maurices. To Cindy, all my hostilities. To Davnd, all.my love for 1118 advice. To Sam, 3 moving luch table full of fun andflghts. To Alison a Job as a professional paper macher. To Irene another New Yearis Party. To Shari, a bizarre American and World history class. To Susie a drowned chiacke in a pool of chlorine. . We, Jessica Dailey and Cheryl Antolik, leave Rise, guided teurs of Universny Heights, a cute guy to drool over, memories of sickness at the festival, and countless trips to La Riches. Diana, lessons on how to get the guy of your chonce, purple lilacs, sneakiness, a real disco partner with live music, and thanks to you and hleids for the corruption. Howard, the missing lens for your glasses, memories of the night we went egging, a beautiful girl for your very own, a jar of peanuts, and thanksfor being such a good friend. Carla, Ouija boards and voodoo dolls that donlt work, wmter trips to the drugstore for ice cream and hard caramels, being obnoxious at your locker, a turn of the tables, a rope to lead blindfolded people though the streets with, non-spastic toes, a book of bad jokes and thanks for being such a good friend. Marty, a year of ballet lessons to improve your coordination, another year of physics, a soccer team with enough STATls to last you a lifetime, and fun times and good memories. Sandy 5., lessons on how to be a tiwild woman? salt tablets for boring summer days, a pair of cords for every color of the rainbow and good luck and have fun at college. Harry, a girl in every port, a santa Claus suit, hopes for a great wedding, sassafrass leaves, a brick and a can of gasoline. Caryn, that special way of pointing your toes 3 certain problems at your swim cadet party, and good luck for your senior year. Steve 2., an assortments of colorful barrettes, a quick glance of Chery in nothing but a T-shirt, moodiness, long talks and many fun memories. Swim Cadets, ice cream sundaes, pretzels, and other miscellaneious food for the Fish, 500 pairs of nose plugs. Thanks for the fond memories and good luck in the years to come. Cheryl leaves to Elaine, hunks, purple headed dolls, sign languages, many laughs and fun times. Jessica leaves Alice and Inge, sucessful exploreris trips, a lifetime supply of dates tin order to Chow downl then a diet to work them off, and that special language that noone understands. Cheryl leaves Bob, Bruce, memories of fun times at pageant, many good times and friendship. Jessica leaves Curt, that earned assist in the Chagrin Falls game. a yamaka, a pick for your lifroil and many fun times and memories. Cheryl leaves Cathy, Phillipsburg, ham and onions, two Kevins lasting memories and friendship. Jessica leaves Heidi, a case of Nacho Cheese Dorito's, forever broken rusty scissors Uetis hopel, the thought that uwe made it! memories of all weive gone through together, lots of love and the promise of a never ending friendship. Cheryl leaves Marina, more exciting Denison summers, three Hofties, airheadedness, lots of love and great memories. Jessica leaves Steve 8., elevator shoes, Obligatron, a book entitled, llHow to overcome being a clutzfi Nokity Man, and lasting memories of our Punderson trip and backpacking. Cheryl leaves Jennifer, cut downs, your own personal edition of King Muck, countless fun times. Jessica leaves Cheryl, memories of our trip to New York. New Years Eve and many other hysterical experiences, long deep conversations, size 29-33 Ievis, the thought that we will always remaintwins and everlasting friendship that I will cherish forever. Cheryl leaves Jessica, twin situations, our unforgettable bicycle tour. Doritols, memories of all our long talks and fun times, Lots of great memories, love and friendship always. To Nina, Fred, Waldo, Aya, Ralph, Minerya. Lisa, Steve M.. Barb, Duke. Molly, Up-Chuck. Frank, Megan, Greg, Albatross, Shelly, Terry, Sandy K., Norman the Nova, George, Hidecki, and Barney thanks for all the hysterical moments welve shared, and to everyone else welve met at Heights a big, llShut- Up and tiWe love you?' I, Paul DeBaggis hereby bequeath to the following; Fortsky, a concious new year, pink overalls. thanks for listening. Mindy, ten pounds of thanks. Orka, a participants pass to Sea World. Gail, grazie per tutte cose. John. Girls, girls. girls. Bino, thanks for setting us up. Marla, a little puppy, out dark room, lithe promise my love for- ever and a dream that will come true. Spaci and Fran. good times at LU. Stretch, ten inch beals. Snooz. a nose mitten. Bob, an exciting homeroom, Kaplanski, First national bank. Summit l, Curt Diebold, leave to, Stephanie; I like games! I won! I won! Eric, a night out with CR. and K.W. Neil, a drink after work, Dirk, and an eleventh now ticket to Boston. Dean, Jenny. Brian, 3 copy of my lab notebook. Jessica, a personal putt- putt lesson. Mr Fusco. an ignorant soccer team that wonlt make any suggestions. Mr. Keller, a lesson in baseball coaching. Suzi, a night tobagoning. David, a new reputation, a new windshield. season tickets to Blossom and a house to take care of for the summer. Mark, an enormous hockey helmit and Summit. Howard, an elbow that shown bright in the moon as it shattered my window. I Randi Druzen leave my iisis my californian belt, but only for your shirt. To Randolf just a thanks, to Kerrie another eight years of friendship. To Harry a book on Sex 1. To Chris 1 leave memories, because memories are always there. To Debby I leave a bus load of boys not named Rick. To Joanie I leave a pet penguin, To Marcy the perfect boy. made especially for you. I also leave you two highlights of our frienship. A mooner, beach boys concert two tickets for one to the Rocky Horror and my love forever. I Risa Stephanie Dunn, being of warped mind and 98 lb. body do hereby bequeath the the following. Cheryl, those wild and crazy times, of which there are too many to list; out pickups from the feast and the famous line, til think Pm gonna be sick; pickles, cramming for Pre-calc tests, serious conversations, and a log cabin in the woods to share with the guy of her choice. Jess. the windshield of my car and w fluid shampoos, Megan, a hunk to have wild six with. Cath, cut-downs a gift- certiiicate to Mark Eden, an invitation to Cherylls wedding and blonde Norwegien skiiers. Cher and Jess, guided car tours of Cleve. Hts. and the back exit of Boukaires Marc, 3 bottle of mad-dog in a brown paper bag, a career in major league basebali and a special place in my heart. EllenJo. Childhood memories and everlasting friendship. Henry, I will make you such a good wife when the world is white again Evan, an analytic-geometry survival kit. Jennifer, a Chuck doll to hug and cuddle on those nights without math homework. a light blue wardrobe, and rides down Cedar- Hill at midnight. Marty. magic, my broken dart gun. insults, punches kicks, cut- downs, and a full-fledged mustache. llWild woman Simmons, seventeen magazines Brian, a locked car. a date with Grizzly Adams. Rochelle, great homeroom talks. one boyfriend, and most of all thanks for understanding. Suz. a running nose. a reserved spot in the lounge. a swinging Czech. and a great senior year. The lunch gang, no more of my obnoxious eating habits, a clean table and conversations that donlt get out of hand. Marina, a guy for each night. Wayne. a baby Asamoto. a homeroom with spirit and good luck with the chicks. Brain, no more me. Roessman. a road map of Shaker Heights, our mutual friend, and Romanin, Roessman and Dunn, lnc. Fran itBobbie Spencer Freldman, Mary uLaura Weber'iSotcra, and Stacie uJessie Brewer Presser. a lifetime membership in the General Hospital fan club. All my friends and aquaintences, lotsalove, luck and a happy successful life. Heights; thanks. its been great. L Frank A. Paul ll being of sound mind and body hereby decree as my last will and testament wish to leave to, David Doershuk, the fastese Purple Plume at Hts. and all the FBGis you can handle. to Paul Tuttle I leave all necklace problems to a pro, to my brother John I leave my tools and coveralls, to Mr. Smith all the upcoming problems of Aviation High. and to Mr. Maki I leave all the Fauls to come. 1 Russ Feingberg, being of reasonably sound mind and body, leave the following possesions to the following people, to Mr. Arnold, a wet KISS T-shirt. To Pete Lindsey, a Gene Simmons Radioactive Lunch Box, to Beags and Coach DiCarlo. hopes for a 79 State Championship. And finally to Deanna. a uHow could I do that? notebook. 1 Steve Feinberg, being of sound body and questionable mind. do hereby bequeath the following persons the following items, To all my teachers I leave the straight As and 4.0 G.P.A. that i never got. To Willie. I leave a candle which never stays lit. To Henry. Chris, J.A. and Harpo, I leave a keg that never drys. To CH. 1 leave a sweaty towel. To CD. I leave NO Ice. To liDubes I leave a box of throat lozenges. To coach Harv I leave a head coaching job and a thousand mitzvahs. To iiMoose I leave a national championship for Dayton. To Mr. Jak I leave a portable vacuum cleaner. Mostly though Id like to leave the majority of Heights a totally forgettable memory. I, Fran Feldman, do hereby leave following to. Marta iiMoo-Moo , Foo-Foo. Noo-Noo, Loo-Loo, a pair of new jeans and the good times. Mary. baseball players with razor stubble. a rugged Archie. backward slides into Brandywine ditches. and durable ski instructors. Annie, Big Sal and First period college conferences. lvana. Sergeant Holliday, endless episodes of Polly. and a never ending friendship. Marla, Sherlock, Watson, Karate, and the origional soundtrack of uAin't she Sweet and a Gong Show appearance. Cindy, llbaby on Medical Center Rubin. a pair of confusing eyes. Gail, luch at the pewter Mug and a female dog. Mindy. a tennis elbow vaccine. Cheryl, an alligator breeding farm. Leslie. Pam and Rocky, two points for our side. Margaret, Karen, Cheryl, and Paul, the future in Indiana. And to Stacie. egg-quakes. bunny suit, Lester, a little french girl. 2218, a box on her head, Ah-huh-yeah. Mabey- baby, and the accounting cycle. May our friendship in the big B and beyond be equally as fantastic To all of our gang. thanks and may we always remain a gang. l, Howard Fleeter. will dispense with the usual crap and leave to Frank. one question, liWhatis the lHi for? To Bob, 3 cast iron ping pong paddle and nights of Deliquency. To Greg. lid leave you something. but youill leave it to yourself anyway. so why bother. to Jennifer. this Final chance to marry me. but ifyou decline. will you sew the letter on my jersey? To Aya, Paradise by the dashboard light with my clone. to Cheryl. Jessica and the other 7th period girls my nuts. dry roasted of course. to Greg, Bob, and Peter a bottle of white wine to commemorate our lowest low, to Curt. Frank the J.D. fan club. now defunct lwe all fannedl to Curt. Frank. and Greg I leave ice cream in Hudson land other fantasiesl with THe girl. To English 3-l. Jewels from Thoreau, Nuggets for discussion. Mrs. Aharoni. beautifully mounted . North Central. creativity CD and the rest of Rabinsky experience. To future English 3-l my Aunt. to Nina. Greg lyou two are so cutel and the look on your face when you were assasinated. To Fusco.-my watch. 33 pylons and the shards of glass from Goodman's ass. and Finally. to all I forgot lMarina - you cutiel I'll write in your yearbooks. l kathy Fort alias Fortski. leave Mrs. Yoder. million thanks. fast runners. pretty sky, food! Fred, calm nerves. Girls B-Ball. amputated legs. state championship. Fran, salami sandwiches. iidarn-it Randy. Mr. Mahlman. bloody nose, Kim. .12.. Robin, Leslie, JoAnn. trip to Columbus, Kill Beaumont. Rick ttPampers prom corsage. 302, my love always. Paul. Strohs. car keys. pool hopping. long talks. Timmy, ifZ Rag, tightlitting pants, Sl9 blonde. Eddy. My Binesky . running forever, success always. Hoyner-a iirag . Alvin. muscular legs. 6 lunch.Anita. Jewish cleaning lady, ground balls. Ronnie. doorgrabbers. eat me Marla. lScumbyl Round 1,978,253. nice jewish boy, iibeachwood. Craig Matt? Belvior Parking Lot. Palmettos. Gail. great wiggle. tight jeans. J.M. and M.K.- thanks I eat!, Mr. sauve and debonaire. Mindy, tip-toe. state doubles. Hough cake. great parties. Cindy, $l.OO, skinny thighs. and cute guys. Florida Foxes. I LOVE YOU! Thanks for the memories. Southern Comfort forever. To all the junior woof woofs. Goodbye . . . 1, Sue Frankel, do hereby leave to Ellen her choice of all of the Brush Arcs. a date with D.S., and a pound of snowballs. to Randi, I leave fungi. Meredith. Polka. Squeaky Fromson. and a new tailbone. To Paul. I leave a never forgotten Chicken Peck. To Rochelle. I leave a lifetime with art. To Glenn I leave two six packs and a Rocky Horror Show Album, To Matt. I leave another liswell . fun-packed surprise party, and last and least, to Bill, I leave two years at Heights. an eardream. and of course rebot leegar. l, Enid Freedman leave Heights the memory of six Freedmanis this si the end, to Bert a frozen rich. nobody to watch over you next year hohos to last a lifetime. a big sister that will always love you. to Ellen someone to yell at you in the motning, true friendship. To Marilyn one peanut, snow falling sideways, lets it keep in touch. to Jerry. a nice girl to marry. a psychiatrist patient forever. a friend whois always ready to listen. to Diane and Joanie lasting memories. good luck for the future. to Lora a friendship with more time. iper- l. Susan Fredman, do hereby leave the following. to Willie V.. I leave the Doobie Brothers under the stars. on the second night. To Nancy. and Helene. I leave a messy hairdo and loss of good luck. Nancy. Bob Seeger is excellent. Think of me at his next concert and what a good time we had. to Missy L.. I leave Mayl'teld and Coventry. and remember, tLove is in the Air.' to Abbey. I leave the state jail in Michigan. to Matk H., I leave my car and to the rest of my friends at Heights 1 leave you. 1. Jim Freeman being of sound mind and body leave Heights relieved, To Mr. Patti. I leave 24 new and fresh bodies for his himeroom and to Mrs. McBride I leave all the Plain Dealers she can read. To Mr. Butcher I leave all my answers to the homewrok and practice sets. Lastly I leave Heights with Pleasure. l. Irene Glassman do hereby leave. To Mrs. T. a daughter. to Coach Hoon and the wrestlers love. luck and thanks. youire the best! to Nancy. perdiddles plus llsecretil to Alison, Kervad. Dannyitis, macholchocolate. and real live Kissy Face, and patterns on the ceiling! To Jon, one pizza. rides and a hug. To Dave 0.. the same plus a little more. to Alexi. an Anthony voodoo doll. Nottinghill. and parties with weird endings. To angel face. a pal and a half. To Dan S. the nineteenth lap. and to my friends in homeroom-l LOVE YOU! thanks for listening. I. Randi Goldstein. lwave the following. to Joanie. all the Psychology books ever published. a reserved parking space at Burger King. and a million thanks for listening to me. to Sue, a lifetime membership to Mchs. tlbeveragesf and R.K. to do with as you please. to Ellen. the worlds record for the most break-ups and a research paper due in 1980. start now. to Jeff. happiness with Ellen. To Aya, Mr. Hambor. to Debbie, enough accounting. exercises to last forever. and a short-hand pad. to Todd. a push in your locker. to Matt. a squeech. and a hit on the head. to Scott. a can of slime. To Ellen F.. another year of shorthand, to Paul, driving lessons and to Glenn. and accounting book. llBoss, a Terry Bradshaw poster, the movie liGrease and fond memories. We Miriam and Marla Goodman leave to all the actors in our sope the epilogue to our series. To Mr. Jerdon. one baby jar filled with rotten eggs. To the unit C office, a laughing hyena. a ttHey trumy baby and a lot of thanks for nothing. To new school, a sincere hope for the future. To Mr. Keller. aka loo loo one surprise test. a pair of holey jeans. and a santa Claus suit. with 3 elves on each knee. To Judy Bernath, an oral report not in San Fransciscos earthquake. To Stacy N00 and Franny Foo Foo, a baba wawa. a who turned out the lights. a racoon tail a ainlt she sweet and endless amounts of good times and love. From Marla MooMoo and and Miriam Yum Yumm. To Jeff Spiegle. and Marla Salieo a diploma and secret dead stash. To Todd. one of the best jazz groups we know a weekend in Athens and an American Beauty Button. To Paul Appleton. your aunt Barbra a kiss. a complete book on cops and bombs. and a fred Flinstone fan club membership. To lvana. a I980 new years party. lots of fond memories. and a happy future. To Cliff and Clarence. an excellent retreat. a lot of laughs. but most of all a lot of love for two of the best friends a person could have. To Marc. Ronnie. and Paul. a cruise down maylield. a bottle of Genesee creamale Richard Pryer. Joe Cool. some good raps and lots of love. To Brenty. a class full of seven yr. old Russians. taylor road school. a driving lesson, and a promise for good company on the road to colorado. To Barb and Elissa. Heights Singers. diets that work. disco dancing. and many more Bwooker. and Bob Weir's voice. To Katie Mae Aka. Kathy. a wish for a tiny tavern in Colorado. Mike's movies. and plenty wild partying. To Carolyn. a rocky mountain high. a prince charming with a pony tail. and a pot of gold at the end of your rainbow. To Each other we never leave. I. Glenn Gould bequeath the following to Paul D.. 50 kilos. balloons. High Times. and my Randall Park Mall fortune and many life or death situations. To Todd 8.. agame of assasination until 5:00 am and a lot of snowy 5 football games. To Scott 8.. a new book of laws not to break and the Alvin and the Chipmunks record col- lection. To Sue F.. a brush rock. To Ellen T.. a new cousin. a better zombie. To Joanie B.. a psychiatrist. a perfect relationship. to Randi G.. Disneyland and a lot of good memories. Matt Norman 1... cotton jenny. a driving lesson. a real person to assasinate. a beaVer. and a lot of fun times. and an official rubber band Behrens membership card. I guess there comes a time in every person's life when he must sit down where she usually sits. drink some coffee. look back on the good times and the bad. and say to yourself. itWhy me? Since my time is very close I would like to make known my last wil and testimony. To my family, lots of love. tMom. Dad. Bob. Elaine. Willie. and Curlyl a special thanks to Willie and Curly for taking the rap for the following. the green stains on the carpet. the broken deck door. the broken front window, and whatever else passed that they got the blame for. To John Chronis. who helped me pass the time from sixth grade on, I hereby bequeath. one great wall of China. one hot female. one catch of a red rubber ball between the legs. a Chiquita banana, a chair for sitting in the corner for two hours lthanks a lot Gary Gruehll. a very rough ninth grade English teacner. Hep Hep. Hep. one bit of Timis orange bar. mustard and ketchup stains on our shirts. Mr, Ginsbergis class. a nickname other than anus, a lighter without a flame. the son. a chemistry watertight tthanks again Caryl. Mucky and Quaggy. fifty dollars tojump on the desk. a wish that Cindy would not have turned around. a centerfold on the movie screen. Mr. Frair's remark a scale. an A in chemistry instead of a B. Cindy. tnot in personl. a salami wrapper with something dangling from the end. a Shaker Heights bust. the three missing bags. a few late night calls. the career book. the library affair. an American History class, the tape Mr. Patti erased. my reply to Mr. Pattiis statement about Puberty and Me. a few wanton acts. nine rides to the Coliseum. my Jaguar. and my love and friendship forever. Tim Toll. to my great friend Tim. I hereby bequeath the following. all the red barn salad one person can eat. a person to go to the movies with that doesnt get scared. an odorless room. tumbleweek Tennesee. an unbruised banana. countless games of Hearts and Pinochle. fishing memories. some un spit on cholcolate cake. the Following sayings. uDo you know what time it is'Ti llYour trying to hook me. ttLiterally uJust talk A video tape of Saturday Nigh Fever. my glasses he sat on. my retainer he stepped on. my life he shared withme. lots of fruit. all the luck he'll ever need and my love forever. P.S. OOchieballs. oochieballs. oochie. oocie oochie- balls. Jon Mitchell. the pizza and drink that were not eaten when we took our trip. a parking space on a highway. a peach pit. one University Heights policeman. an large white poodle on Northcliff. thanks for driving to Meadville, Detroit. and where- ever else you drove. very lively conversations. love and devotion forever. and a reminder that the length of this paragraph has nothing to do with anything. Kiss me banana lips. pucker up. smooch. smooch. Sam Kwaitt. to my good friend Sam I hereby bequeath a forward instead of a reverse. a yell of the high cliff at Nelson Ledges. a sleepature. and a reminder that just because I have become senile. it's not my fault. Love always. Greg and Danny. I leave good luck for the future. I hope you always go the places you have to go. see the people you have to see. and do the things that you have to do. Thanks for the concussion and the cotton candy's. Greg, Danny. llm sorry I called you an Orthodox Ox. Lee Goodman I leave you a good hand for pitching quarters with and walking up basketball courts with card playing memories, twelve dollars, and the admittance that you were really right all along about Tim and me. Also thanks for being a good lab partner and love and friendship forever. Margaret Keeling. I hereby leave the following. Margaret. Margaret. tell me true. is it me or is it you? I canit talk long but I long to talk to you. Many good times. my love and devotion forever. and I love you, l love you. L-O-V-E Y-O-U. Oh yes, one more thing, Every little breeze seemed to whisper . . . Sherry, Pam. and Shelly. love always. Henry Tenney. lots of love Henry baby. Laura Spurney. I hereby bequeath unto you, one Fifth grade class. octachick and J .K. an uncut foot out west. many thanks and my love forever. David Loeb, I hereby lay onto you. one carton of blueberries. what insight, if any, that I ever had, love and friendship forever. and the thing you took out of your nose on the way to see Dave Mason. Gaye and Emily Loughridge. Thanks Sarah LaTourette, I leave a John Hartford concert. many good times, all the love and happiness youill ever need and a good friend. Jackie Lee. love and an opology for misspelling Jackie. Lisa Watson, I leave on gooseliver sub to be delivered in four hours and love. Sue and Tracy Lebenson, Manythanks. love and Come on Seven momma needs a new pair of shoes. Mr. Patti. one elbow and thanksfor putting up with me. Mr. Pierre and my first and 2nd period Chemistry class - thank you. Mr. Beitel and my third period American History class - Thank you and may all your bowls be Filled with bean soup? To Mr. Youngis fourth period English class. the class. Not the teacher - Many thanks. To Mr. Patti and that AngTrig. class of yours - thanks for tolerating me. John Walworth. Paul Fox. and Popper, Do you want to see Santa? The homeroom - thanks for everything - Love - and remember llGet the body in the room . thilliam, donit be retarded . llAy.yi, yi, yi. yi. yiil. Story time on the board and ane hell of a good time. Mr. Frair -Where's my leather coat? Mr. Qauil -Oscar had a hunk of Andrea. Sin - costantthanks Howardl Gail - may you always eat heartedly at the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. Third and Fourth period Physics, stay calm, donlt wear shirts with alligators on the ldft breast and please don't make fun of Michael Tucker. Howard Fleeter - thanks for ping-pong, Temple, and this situation, ttHoward,congratulations , ttHoward is over there To all willing women - lleave my body to do with as you desire. To anyone I forgot, llm soory. his not that l donlt think about you. it's just that l didnit happen to be thinking about you when I wrote this. P.S. For Margaret - itLouise Good luck to Coach Mann and the Cross-eountry runners in the coming season. Judit-Green. l. Elaine Grossman, being of crazedmind uponleavingHeights, leave to Marcia 58 unfinished newsletters. a romance titis about time nowll. a Fig and a date and all other things concerned with our dogs coming down the runway. To Carla, interesting speakers and loads of Field trips? To Sheila. Rabbi Dr. Zvi Yehuda and a French Bread bagel. To Jackie. the book How to Impress Your Astronomy Teacher. To Greg. Mr. Ferrarais fascinating stories. To Marilyn. a wasp. To Jeff, 3 free rocket ride around the rings of Saturn. To Mr. J.. memories of our weekend rondevous at Fazio's. Musicianis Towrs. etc. and my gratitude for whatever it is you do that makes me chuckle. To Mr Mahlman. lots of potentially clear nights. See you in l99l. To everyone. its been terrific. I. Rick Hatton. do hereby leave: to Wally. every girl at Heights and a few from Regina. 21 Fifth of Seagramls. a color poster of Paul ltTiger DeBaggis. To J. Balmat - Coach Hoon8s eyes. DiCarlois voice and a Harvey pep talk. To Winnie, Joe Perella and a nerd night. To Neale G.. Ginny's ass and Melzer. To ler. Rotten Cousins. Leslie 8.. and a date for the dinner. To Sals. snakes. brain cells. the tree he removed from my street. To Robes. a line administration. To Tom. Doug, Hersh. zeke. Slip. Vich and the rest. all the ballbusting and friendship that is TRIGAM. To ilDocii Chronis. lllgor Toll and shlong. To Marla. Wholesale Whoppers and the woof-woofs. To Cindy. excitement. To. Mindy. Mr. Bidwell. so ,she always sleeps peacefully. To Kathy - fuzzy duck. waterproof undies and all the good times. To Gail - duck fuzzy. a date with R.K. and Mr. Pierreis secret to happiness and most of all thanks. I. Aya Hecht. being of sound mind and overly sound body leave to: Shana - conspiracies. a portable bathroom, and discretion tminel. Harriet J. it like hey. women, hair conditioner. a perfect English paper and a karate chip. Steven Q. - oral french. Randi-two minute homerooms.. Megan - tour. Cathy and Meryl - thanks for listening to me during a crisis.. Great Books - thatis absurd. Keith-North Central slides to be thoroughly destroyed. Fourth period lunch table - food fights. To those who sufferd with me through Russo and Rabinsky - dynamic nuggets lo synthesis. David C. - sic and an American History tutor. The Malevolents - I won't waste any money on you bums. DebbieUailbaitl- my room and clothing.. Greg - you v Soccer preppie. beanies. handshakes and the Great Ugandan Novel - the Lifeforce will get you. Howard - lots of lacivious women of your own. my sisters and no frustration - sorry I've been such-a bitch. The Caldron staff - permision to shoot Esrati. To everybody - its been cosmic. l. Cheryl Helden do hereby bequeath: to Stacy and Fran my tap dancing to amuse them in Indian U. To Peggy a trip to Akron and you can stay with MY relatives. to Rochelle.40'73 of the money weill make when our movei comes outtafter all I am the star attractioni To the Cheerleaders a referee to help settle the arguments. To Patty I leave Otter and I think youire crazy. To Cindy nthat deserves a noogiel'i To Kathy 1 leave my Nixon impressions and the flinstones. and please donit be so gloomy all the time. cheer up. laugh a little. To Paul l leave my spanky laugh and Yuk. yuk. yuk. yuk. To Marla the well times were gonna have in Indiana U.. I'm glad weire roomies. To. MaryAnn and Brooke the great timcsl?l we had cheer- leacing. To Jill I leave Herbert even though youire too good for him. Finally. to Ginny I leave an itty bitty monkey. the little rascals. uoh goody goody , and all the great times we had theselast three years. I hope we stay pals forever. I. Jennifer Hill leave Heights with many fond memories and many not so fond- memories. I leave Mr. Lindsey two years of English. I leave Meryl a famous law career which she desreves. walks with the dog to Shaker Heights and this past summer. To Shene I leave one year with out frustrationand worry. a Swiss chalet in the Alps with you know who and your three children and our friendship that should have been many years ago. To lvy. I leave Gahanna and all the troubles I had getting there. our long talks and high telephone bills and our everlasting friendship. I. Anita Hirsch hereby leave the following-Wendy - a bite for a bite and our friendship forever. Susan - Chautaugua-it started something lill always Cherish. Steve. I'm serious. Debbie Junior. the best of luck only because you deserve it. and special thank you very everything co-choreagrapher. Evan - Anita made an ass of herself everyone clap your hands. Thanks for the funnest friendship ever. Dave - life time Nugies. the Dave Weiss lift. It just goes to show its always something. 4 ' ' life much 'I' for being a specnal part of my , ' Iim very glad you were the one. hank yo: 6, . n er li an C l ck. arry - f - two shoosies a sn - 001. I9; ?;VIZIZ 3:11;! a super friendship. homeroom. ithangsal?:rrll; thLCkTPfl; Cfrgpreat - ' ' ' .a ie an - . and my elves. Gina, accounting, Oliver,dp;::zef college. Good luck always. Cindy ' ' ' -d It touch me there an . - - h k friesdshlg' 1:526 galte-me. Everyone and everything that makes up ??,C Chignzailny 5o: Ignthepbest three years at Heights. Finally. anyone I didn t men 10 p . , thank you for all those laughable, cryable and most of all cherishable memories. Anita. d'tion of Jeopardy, his own Polish joke C 225 leaves Mr Jak: a new e 1 . b Hkonachzcwmbogk of barbershop harmony songs. an automatic doordclloserr,aptelc:1pnle waft: iionlt meww with the blinds, one desk phone, a book on how to c we y e . om half as ood as79 was. joke. if he ever has one and last but not 16an 2; 11:12:: kiss that l iever lot on our r leave to Ann Christy a ram c ec ' L Dan Hoynes, f rnis'hed with waterbed seats and portable cur- mSt darle. I allSDO leasi'rftgrricrl?orf:rdoltlible date with Tina and Ann. To Harry Cashy tains. I cave ave I - ' ' , . ' fmv car with Lisa . ave ust one more night in the backseat o . . :23 g?:;hfnticrfrIlIezltvl: to yJou Mr. Cappelletti one free booekbn how to :1! the $33; as a junior that I wrote. To Mr. Wilson I leave $20 that I Still owe you rom su lealgulilarci Hoyt leave to tlLuLubeth a bottle of Reunite and breakfast 315310 A.M. to Diane and Connie a can of Diet Pepsn, all the money I owe you an. h '0 . To Leora. a family a prep boyfriend and Ifomeone 1:132:11?35:1Vrtgeln;kv:itFriyc ua. ' as for a million trips in your acer. ano a y . t. . :1?IIIJ:ClIouiis of your Jackson Browne tape, aytrip to Chautauqua: thanllts for all tlri: memories, even if we cant be friends You ll always be very spamar to me;t Dickie a trip to Beef Caral for lunch. and thnks for the car servnce. ofrrgy sis err, winks from construction workers. a way to get to school andeplenty o oys. o Becca, the Roxboro Gym and another 13 years. To Susan. Ohlmy goodsessk and waterskiing. To Danny. a church parking lot and an American History noteyob . To Cooky, a lifetime supply of Gum and candy. T0 Robbie. me for as long as you can take me, many more trips to my cottage and all my love. . I Lore Huler leave toJohn Goodman a day of Skiing, :1 message to John Lauretig llFour Pleaseii. a bottle of Ouzo, a Beatles tape and a kiss of U.D. on New Years Eve to John, an unexpected wrestling match on my living room floor to Dave, a fake l.D., an unlimited supply of clothes, a night with Paul. a night Without Doug, and many memorable nights to Karen, the perfect guy, a Clean bowl and a roommate with patience at Indiana to Margaret. To Katie, Karen and Beth I leave all the luck in their remaining years without health. Last I leave Jeff Lesser my mom. . 1. Cheryl Israel, leave to Cindthillhousel one thousand of my Grandmothers brownies, hours and hours of long conversations, ten pillow Fights and one very sneaky obsenen picture. To Cindy Katz I leave two Guanakies to have, hold and cherish forever. To Robert Delvecchio I promise and endless suupply of quarters. for when- ever you are in the mood for Cindy. To Sue Korman I leave one Bag of Gingcrsnaps 10 cups oftea, my best wishes always. and remember to sake care Tubey! I gladly leave to Mr. Arnold two years worth of Digressing. It was good Mr. Arnold . . . but perhaps not! To Mr. Asamoto I leave a piece of cake, but it really wasnit you know. I Victoria Jackson leave my love, happiness and good grades to my sister Vivian for I980. My voice to Mr. Tarter. My smile to Kevin. Diane and Dwuan I take with me. I, Lisa Jacobs, hereby bequeath the following to all those individuals who have brightened my days at C.H.H.S. To my Class Officers 1 leave: McKay. a wild eighteen; Becca. a high school diploma. tlSteve and Larry and to Joslyn. uJuly 6th Isomething we have in commonl. To all of you one night to celebrate our Illn- augurationil, a weekly workout and Cloud 79. To..Mr. Steve Young: a can of beer- float 77, another Blue Ribbon, ueight periodll and the GREEN WALLS. To the Secyls in UNIT C- a life-time supply of ultra Fine flairs. and to everyone in the office many more daily visits. To Class Council, tlAlumni Floatil and many thanks. To all my friends I leave hopes for tomorrow and memories of all the following: to alice uAll-caldron I79. d.c. and the s.h. 9-29. evan ttBli- uwet pants . . . wet . . tetcl, memories, 2 choc. chip cookies from fairport, the hayride, the bar at a bar. and yet what can one say . . . it's been a long time - i hope itlll be forever - thanxll fran ttbll- hr. 153. another float party. alison ltCll- an acceptance to undecided university, caravans. the past-the future. neil ltcll- a sub sandwich. james llD'i- a carnation from 3. e. v. Ellrybody-much luck! to dean tlFll- something other than a spotlight dance! a. IIGW ltthe baskets, always? 5. llHilawkinls hayride. w. lllllnning float! to Cindy ITI- a card by l.j. co. david ltJ - frank lloyd wright degree. kathy ItKll- mint brownies. david ltkli- a jaguar, the white house-S-ZO. mary anne llL'l- a means of communication. a smile! mr. lll ahl-lS3! the ttlllebensons- their own ttour gang . visits to my home always---friends forever. sue- an order of belgian waffles, my First victim, ltoh my goodnessll and another stextra curricular activity.n tracey- holiday inn north randall, seven and seven? corky 8L lennis. judy IIMII- telephone calls, tleorn beelm and if the ttwblsll ring . . . only the best. g. ltN inety eight- cr.bm. anne nO - ski lessons. a certain phone call and a flagpole to stand by. a IIP'lrom- the green walls! the flowers! but, itll be great!! a. tlQll lt- san-ta keller. p.s. elves too! h. thll- ell 15- itls been great, chemistry. physics, the ad, the gossip hour. peggy- mindy-hatton-fleeter-etc. and mr. make-la framed i.d. cardD . . . thanks. Cheryl s. uriloselsw remember those please . . . assassination e- but mainly to you I leave; c. . hocolate sundaes and fondues. h. . alf a dozen doughnuts too. e. . ndless moments, countless days, r. . ecollecting the past, but paving the way. y. . ears to look ahead to, hopes to be achieved, l. . ife long friends, everything youive dreamed. s. . ummer in ltn.h. . winter in ttp.r. , u. . pon your return our own portable bar. e. . eighteenth b-day. the twenty-fourth and the sixth, r. . olls royce or jaguars whichever we pick. 0. . lympic gold medalsftens all around? 5. . imply a double back twist onto the ground. e. . ndless moments, countless days, there are ltgoals waiting to be attained! last but not least i leave the class of llSlleventy nine with a IIT'iear in my eye and an uUl'nforgettable past. a thank you to EflVlleryone. itlS been a blast! my ttW ill is over, at the thII ltY IS and tlZli IS with the best of luck for the future to bring. I. Cindy Jacobson leave to the following: Kathy - lion 4le. Poohbear and many, many more. Mary - all the guys. Jill - canine, Cream of the crop and 1 duh Louie. Tim T. - great talks in fifth periodtby the way, whatls her Name'D Cherrie - that cute nose from Sunday school. Peggy - another concert to sleep through! the cheer- leaders - llm leaving, gladly! Lisa-all the nice words and thoughts I can think of. Cheryl - many.more years of friendship. Buttface - Springsteen next year and some llDoobies . Anne - more fun at the beach. Louie-a new mouth that doesnltleak Iget it, Big Mouthl and a fun senior year for you and all your friends. Neale - a blessing uMay all your dreams come true . Kenny - a cheekei-weekie. Tim S. - Many more good times and happiness forever. and lastly to all my friends - good luck throughout the rest of your lives. 1. David Jaffe. of sound mind and body? hereby bequeath the following items. To Mark. a ligetime supply of gym shorts. a drivers license. and a soccer ball. To Doug Horn. 3 new girl friend. a new excuse for Doc Englert. and a pair oftight pants. To Bruce. I leave 10 coupons good for the Elaind Powers body building program. and a great swimming career ahead. To the rest of the Heights swimmers I leave Coach Arnold. 20 pulse counts. new team suits. and warm water to swim in. To Coach Arnold a Colorado time system. a Nautilus weight machine. 6 touch pads, a Maxi Flex spring board and a partridge in a pear tree. . Thanks for all the en- couragement. To Jill a weekend in Rochester. a snowy day in July for skiing and a friend who can play Backgammon. To Stuart. a new lab partner who can use a calsulator and 10 more physics labs with Mr Quail. Dave Kane 1 leave a free coupon for any sundae at Swensonis. a bottle at aspirin for Mr. w. and a pizza at Lariches. To Julie. 3 new set of Wisdom teeth Uust kiddingl. a Steve Martin album and a kiss. Dan Minich a new hat. a lunch period. and the strength and courage for pulse counts. 1 leave Chuck tgood diverl a coach. 3 beautiful managers to look at. and a diver who doesnit balk. To the upcoming sophomores 1 leave Miss Whitehouse tgood Iuckl. my locker and a club to ward off the new seniors. To Lisa Jacobs tprezl, a new set of responsibilities. a new fund raiser and the best of luck in years to come. To Alice. a sftball, a date with Mike Mugridge and an A in Physics and Trig. Thanks for the past 3 years. To everyone I have met in the past three years. the best of luck and happiness. thanks for the memories. 1. Harriet Jakob. being of sound body and warped mind. do bequeath the following: to Margo and Biz. a cult of their own. drunken traying, Cumberland madness and a comedy special; to Cathy. a TR7 to pick up Foxes in, a wild weekend at Case, a trip to London, a physics lab that has a purpose. and a tape of Shattered; to Patti, much peace. Love. d.pis and running 5 period; to Susan. Welcome Back! to Billy, 1000 wiks at lunch and Karen forever: to Robin. a subscription to porno flicks, stimulation and thanx for being reqal; to JD. you never had a chance! To Susin, another REAL person. thanx for making me laugh 3 period. and winks from the piano! To Neale. Marcus A. and the notorious David Wright, much luck next year and much gratittudc for the encouragement at Pageant and all year long! To Shelley, mass quans of partying. traying, and Beached .Whales! To Megan. memories of hockey, Singers. Cadets and a great duet - you sexy devel you!! To Marina, remember. Swim Cadets do it better! To Aya. much pseudo-ness: to Pete. a list of common integrals and identities that no student should be without; to Danny Karns. a pair of tight jeans for calculus; to Harry. a santa suit and a blackmail picture from the Hayride; to Bill Mengcs. all the datat from my Physics labs. a night out trauing. a lecture about handling women and the wish that well always be friends; to Bruce, another season with Arnold. an ounce and an introspective analysus of your postiton in the universe. Last but not least. to Mark. 1 leave a free schedule. a red sportscar when lim a rich scientist. a treasure of memories, and all my love forever. Good-bye Heights High - it's been real!! 1. Greg Jouriles, leave to Mr. Fusco easier hair dryer switches, two Springsteen tickets. good luck and thanks; to Cliff a district championship: to Caryn an almost real thought; to Jessica 21 doodleloaf and some Ny-quil: to Cathy eternal pro- crastination; to Aya wild handshakes with a short one; to Laura a genuine wave: to Peter a riding crop and monocle; to Curt the other side of the table next year; to Danny disco parachuting; to Howard a dinner of Spermaceti and a jungle fun book; to Bob Cheryl Tiegs. Cheryl Ladd and all the Cheryls in the world; to Frank snow- mobiles. shots and loose Asian women; to Bob. Frank. Howard. Danny my respect; to Nina my love and to Almost a lot of hope and help. I. Joslin Kaiser, leave the following: Anny - Heights High. and Good luck; Andy C. - a Financial aid lady who believes anything is possible: Marcy A. - tears in your eyes; Katy L. - a Katyitis vaccine and a Hawken basketball game; Becca S. e- black galoshes and the pride we lost in eighth grade; Suzanne MC. - Rudolph theRed Nosed Reindeer; Lisa. Suzanne and Becca - a true lesson in patience and an incredibly adept treasurer; Susan S. e many of my secrets. I'm glad I shared them; Paul C. e a walk to the museum to admire the modern art; Julie F. - my wishes for the best time of your life in Japan; Jennifer - Fixed results; Dirk N. - a neighbor forever t1 missed you this yearl; Dave B. - a rocking chair and a good buddy. l. Rochelle Kalski. Leave to Art all my love . . . forever. To Debbie, I leave three new teeth, four diet butterscotch puddings. and thanks for a wonderful and continuing friendship. To Randi 1 leave the memory of a friendship that could have been. For Stacie. Sue. Ellen. Fran and Pam . my English pals ? I leave all the great times we had in class. Especially for Stacie, 1 leave three self-drawn pictures in my notebook. the opportunity to scratch my feet. and good luck with all the hens you meet.And, especially for Sue. 1 leave all the days 1 attended class. To Risa. Heidi. and Brad. a thanks for making my time in homeroom go by much quicker. And, especially for Risa. 1 leave the good times we had together for six years in homeroom, my help whenever you need it. and great luck with the boys - you deserve it. To Richard, my brother. 1 leave the hope for a most enjoyable and prosperous time in highschool. Good luck with the girls. And, finally. I want to thank all my friends for making my time at Heights so pleasurable. The best of luck always. 1 Bryan Kaplansky hereby will the following: to Chronii. another stag so we can crash and puke all over each other. Also another wasted weekend in Oxford and Indiana and especially a lot of laughs. To Fidel a watermelon for Miss Jones and another chance to ride in the surf. Also another summer night for Fidel to hump in the woods while I sit talking to twoltmarriedi'women. To Tolchinsky. an even bigger shlong so he can fo zoom down Fairmont. and another near fatal crash on Mayfield. To Shnoz. my arthritic finger and a lot of hopping. To Bino a leash to put on Kaputsky while hte wanders in Pukesville and shatcholaville. To Sweetie-pie another phone call so she can fall asleep and snore on me again. To all the members and all my friends tyou too cavemanl many great times. 1, Kathy Kazdin. leave to the following: Jill; the Chinaman, the great weekend with . . and all the fun times weive had. Cindy: Seekly and findly. hicky from Kinicki. Judy: Chad. many good times. Mary; lumberjack. the great summers on Lansdale. Kenny; rags, one of my friends, GREASE. But face: fat cheeks. the shot. Louie: nothing comparable, Larry. an exciting senior year. Billy: weekend on the ltrocks . stilletto. Neale: an ellto feel. Leslie: CD. 8.8.. M.L. Lisa: many more years of friendship. Peggy: Bobbyis comb. Cheryl: working at the YMCA, many years of friendship. Rochelle: MR. Young. Susin: Hribound that basketball. Cherri: Nixon, son God . Sandy: Dubes. Cheerleaders: Good luck in the future youill need it. And to all my friends - Good luck and much happiness inthe future. I. Nina Klein leave to all my Senior buddies loads of luck and love. To Lisa, my lab partner for three years, remain my partner in friendship forever. To Howard, eating peanuts reading your mail after school. Thanks for everything. To Laura, heated cabins and lots of snow. To Jessica, a lifetime supply of Doritos, matching sweaters and an expanding fan club. To the Field hockey team, lots of goals and good luck! To Frank and Bobby. Its been real! Let's rock and roll only to the boss! To the entire varsity soccer team-l love you all especially that skillful center half- back. To Keith and Walter. another person to bother! Thanks for keeping me laughing and sane! To Fuzzy. tFuscoi because heis great guy and makes me popcorn. And most of all to Gregor. you are The only one for whom I would pay to watch fog in Bay two years. straight! I love you. l,Mindy Kline leave to Mrs. Yoder a dozen cowboys and the tennis teamtalias swat teami many memories and thanks. Good luck always! to Spanky. Alfalfa'and all the other ulittle Rascals of our gang, its been great. To David. Timmy, Rick and John a simple thanks for all the good times. To Paul my deepest sympathy about your assasination. To J udy and Ginny lithe wives many good memories. To iioompa Eddy a munchout of Vienna fingers and a special friendship. To the 11wild women Gail. Kathy. Marla. Cindy, Five skinny foxes on the beach, Florida. munchouts and many great times 1' never forget. Good luck always and stay in touch! 1. David Kolby. leave to my alltime best friend Ben 111rwin11, a golden schmecker and a woman. To my Righthand man John tlFessii Chrenis I leave a box to eat, a pound of Columbian and the best of luck throughout life. To Van Hootan I leave some luck and to Patti and very wild time. But most of all to the very foxy Susan 1 leave myself and many good times. 1 Tracy Lebenson herby bequeath to my sister Billy: a teddy bear ayayay, and a new star for your lurid stories. MaryAnne: your own blanket. can you top this?, Happy feet. the D.T. l flunked and a date with John. Patti: one still to be seen GGMC concert, countless driving lessins. P.L.P. and history talks. J .D. something witty to say. Cheryl: a live monogrammed alligator, what a prep, and trivia. Rochelle: $25 at all times, another ditch. keep in touch,touch,touch . . . 2unforgotten weekends, the grossest thing . . ., memories of the last five years and a beautiful future.Tomm, a doorbell that works, and many thanks. lill take a list of your best friends,. luna: 20 dirty pictures. good cries, S.A., N.Y., And my love. Marci: cookie dough, a chauffer, 011m having a tight with the cork'1 . . ., and Robbie. Leora: somewhere the North star. SASE, O.U. a slow screw, and John. Mindi-O.U. a nail and a hammer, cartwheels and lots of laughs. Lisa: 6l15177, all night tifloat parties . a nice Jewish boy, a 1000 questions and few answeres, and anything that makes you happy. H.G. Love and thanks sith Susin my sister and partner chipmunk 1 split all. Weive shared everything and l couldnit give up my half of the memories. Keep a song in your hearttwhen the shark bitesl a smile on your face tMexicoy and find a new charge card, this one is now closed. Annie, Robin, Cherri, Suzanne, Peggy, Cindy and Melvin, and Dean, all those not included and all of the above, Thanks, love, happiness and I owe youa few. 1. Jacqui Lee. do hereby bequeath the following: To my younger little brother - Everything. a gorgeous 5.9.. male could ask for. Suzi- a pair of brown cords, triplet dates, and many more years of a best friendship. Virginia- an A in math. a degree in psychology, a special thanks for the pep talks and remember only the good die young. Mark - a squirt gun in the car, a new ankle, a certain George Benson tune and happiness with what the future brings. Paul - a Christmas present, a duet, confidence and forever friendship. Lisa F. - a phone call and a postcard the next time someone leaves town, a teddy bear or two and someone to send you notes in choir! Martha - The Pete Party Planner Award est. 1979 or a bottle of cold duck, Donna and Paul Masson and a car so you donit leave your costumes in someone elses! l tKathleen Spencer Loganl. hereby bestow the following belongings to the named people. To Dan C. my best pair of earrings and a barbell, to Jos. John Carver and a place to stay after a party, to Jeannie Miss VanSickleis signature. to Bob U. 2 hunks tso the net value is 11, to Suzanne squashed tomaties and a gun, to Jennifer all the hockey pucks in the world. to Andy G. a blonde wig and a smile. to Becca a box of Chocolites and Doug S., to Julie a shammy kimono. to Steve K. a viola virtuoso, to Mark another Doug K. and to Paul C. a pair of DeGulis skis. 1 Robert J. London hereby bequeath the following: To Leslie all the accounting she wants. To Cindy a life long supply of liquid paper. Perfect attendence to my home- room. To Paul a state championship. To Adam, Adam, Roy, and Gary a conversation in Business Law other than Business Law. To Dickie another semester with Miss Lefferts. To Eddie a championship softball team. To Staci a VW. To Mark and Gary the Y.M.C.A. and all their weights.- To Diane her correct name. And to Becca I leave a Driving license. a Cheap baby sitter, all.the books she wants. a boyfriend who'picks up the bill. and all our great times together. 1 Sally Lonsdale, of sound mind and body, hereby leave Sheila my Laser tha,ha1 tTake care at collegel, Kevin all my uonly teasingsii, John my classy locker. Mr. Woisnet the 7th and 8th period Chemistry. Ron and Tina a Peanut brittle beaker, Jim my lab drawer. Mr. Dubovec all the creepy crawleris tSNAKESl. Tracy can take care of my funeral! and to all the undergrads I leave lots of luck. 1. Rochelle Lopiccolo. leave the following: to Brooke: a course in career development and a career as a housewife. Cherrie: a lifetime supply of ticheat notes . Judy: profound gratitude for being there when I needed you. Mary Anne tMarianna Dannal: rivet painteris pants, Billy Clyde. and Tyrone. Patti. peace. love, and drugs tmanl. and redlifag cupcakes. Sue: a 11vote for Roberti' sign and my new novel Curious George Takes Drugs. 'l'racy: snx years of growing - together and individually. Kathy: these words: porcine, bovine. assinine. and puerile. 1, Karen R. Luehring. do hereby leave to my wild and crazy lunch table - one super- deluxe food tight. To GGC-MC - an everlasting song. To swim team - a team supply of PFDis. To C t 129 - one body to stay in the room fulltime. To Robin - memories weive shared and those to come. To Marcy and Judi - season tickets to the 180 hockey games. And to Bill, only the words that say HI never leave. 1, Matt Luoma leave Paul D. my recording, the Heights High roof and dictator- ship. To Scott S. I leave every item of KISS paraphernalia ever made, to Todd S. pi to the eight thousandth power, to Jeff S. I leave a woman with nice elbows and kingship. To Suzi I leave my body. 1 leave the Bonzai Club to Glenn, Sue, Ellen, Joanie and Randi. 1 Mary Anne Lyman leave the following: to Lisa J. - diluted orange juice. long talks and thanks. to Susin and Tracy - all the rum and coke you want U warned youll. a tracheotomy, late nights. a moon and a date in the Dallas Airport. Thanks for the good times!! to Rochelle ltPic - You-Know-whose wet painter pants tcome onll 00h . . . andii, nWhooooo ME? and the best, lleveryday of your lifeii!!! To Mr. Patti - Another girl who looks like your neice. To Patti and Robin - Good times coming up at O.U. thopefullyD To Mike Trentanelli - My address at Ohio U. tHey m Lauralll To Suzanne - I leave ilShaboomShaboom! ilalalalalalal To every- one else I leave love and thanks . . . . 0 1. Marilyn Malcmacher, leave . . . Laura, peanutbutter Without Jelly. Enid: the presidency. Elaine CBS. ttUncle Meli. and Orchestra. Zimmyshmu'e'ko. Ztm. Chinese chopsticks. asupeona. ?l?!. Celebrity. Foul Play. Diane. .Guysw Cheryl. Twentyfourmoredaysl. Eddy. a new life, Robcr B a creative kills Mgerdont A. Howdydoodydoll. Mferrara. late criticisms, Mgetger. My notebook. Mikc-Ellen. Bonnie-Mike! Sue-Bonnie! . y .. I Megan Mann leave the following to: The handsome guys m All-Boyy-my bathing suit: 24 hr. synchronize lessons. my address and phone number. Cathy Watson-a WILD time with the man of her choosing; a club to hit a certain person over the head with; and an everlasting friendship. The Field Hockey Team- an enthusiastic and aggressive forward line; my hat tricks; a pair of worn out cleata and the desire to kill Shaker!!! Marina Molinari-my greatest admiration. a head-achc free pageant; a years supply of Rain Tree and'my love. Heights Singers-plenty of hand clapping and a bottle of Valium for its solmsts! And to all of my other fnends-l leave terrific memories of the times we've had together. I, Suzanne McKay, do hereby leave the following: to Bccca-ridgepolcs and cold french fries. brownies and champagne. and my best memories, past, present. and future; To Robinred high-top sneakers. humstrum. and six terrific years: To Lisa-a million candy canes. a bail of hay. the schedule files, and all of the iisomcdays we have coming to us; To Tracey-l leave our perfect memories; To Susinl leave tiThe God Damn Son-of-a coochy-coochy man: To Mary Anne I leave the Good Ship Lollipop; To Elisabeth-A 10 lb. coolie; To Chris and Diane-Cervesa Negro; I leave the Big iiV to Robert B. To Jos-Old summer library books; Ronnie-Rt. 71 N.; to Marc- A lrg. Pepperoni pizza. I. Leslie Meltzer. with sound mind and body bequeath to Judi H.. as many years she can stand of me. a refrigerator. T.V., stereo. etc. and a lifetime supply of lunch. To Tammy R., food to make her happy. and a marriage counselor. To Aunt Diane E. a boyfriend that finally isnit foreign. Mindi H., the Christmas tree we never had and a boyfriend all the time. To Lonnie C. a million and one dumb questions. To Becca S.. a new friendship and New Years Eve dinner. To Bobby L. a lot of worriest a stomache- ache, and all my accounting to copy. To Gary all of my High School years tand hopefully morel my love. and my best wishes. To Homeroom q263 ENTHUSIASM!! Last to all my friends I might not have mentioned. Good Luck Always. l, James Midolo, being of confused mind and and average body leave: Twenty years of H-days and TOURS to James thedli Lindsey. To LS or SS or BB. I leave a year of people calling you short stuff and baby bear. To Katie Fries I leave all my love and good luck in the future. I, Cindy Miller, do hearby bequeath the following; To Chris. my blind dates. the faces on Condoms company, and a written guarantee of my eternal friendship. To Cathy, Jenny. and Rochelle. my good moods and many thanks for making homeroom bearable. To Cheryl. the negatives of your porno-shirt, a maid, and all the thanks in the world for making my years at Heights memorable. I Love you. To Mr. Asamoto. a manual on teaching slower. To Miss Schwartz, my illegable papers. To all my friends, I wish good health, happiness. and the best of luck. Finally to Heights High I leave willingly forever. I, Carol Mintz bequeath the following stuff; Raquel Zamir 3 punches. steps on your toes. rocks in your head and a bloody nail. Big EVELYN. thank you for helping and watching me grow up, you know what I mean. k-a-t-h-i e-c-s-t-a-s-y Evelynis homegroup-past, present. and future. get your acts together. Stacy Sterling- another new backgammon set, games, bitch, california. Zac-lOl outrageous ideas . . . that are guaranteed to work! Robert Brugemen, preppie clothes, new school, bye-bye. have a nice life. I, Marina Molinari, leave Swim Cadets fond memories. ilthanksii and much luck for next year. To Meg, Harriet, Ern, Di, Patty, Jess and countless others thanks for the support and friendship you gave me. To Dean, litiny girls and a special smile. To Eric, our matching brownchecked shirts. To Harry, my broad shoulders. To Mr. Fusco and Mrs. Greenspan, an unaccountable if of thanks. To Howie. endless counseling sessions in hmrm. To Bob. Bruce. idealism and coolness. To Soccer, efficient stats. silent bus rides and luck in the Future. To Risa, a dream guy. To Sandy, a new book, phonics, long talks and friendship. To Cheryl. new nicknames, iilFIi Latin guys, shot charts andthanks for being a helpful V-P and more importantly a helpful friend. To Cathy, walks on the streets of Hudson, ice cream. bathrooms m, guys galore, tears, laughter and a long dedicated Friendship which hopefully will last for many more years. Finally, to George, I leave no regretts. many memories, much love and luck and a which for a renewed Friendship. l, Joanie Molnar leave Heights my crazy sister and her crazy friends for two more years. Good Luck! 1 also leave Judy and Joanne a life time supply of bagels. To Marcy I leave her own TV. special starring Barbra Streisand with a real microphone, a few more Nevele T- shirts rolo and a LaRicheis salad. To Randi I leave a one way all exspense paid trip to Israel, a game of strip poker, lreene, and all'the saucey crepes you cna eat. For both of you I leave a lifetime supply of sunshine. good luck and my love. Thanks fo'i the great memories. the many happy times we shared, and a special thanks for being a friend. To Cindy: I leave the best three years of my life, all our 6th period cuts, the crazy things we did, our translations, and all the luck and happiness in the world. And lastly I leave to Rickey all my love. 1, Marc Okin of deranged mind do hereby bequeath the following: To my dearest friend Lee tHootmanl I leave one lifetime supply of MVP gum. and one set of loaded dice, fixed cards and my gamblers anonymous book. To Maury tBoi. I leave one autographed race driving helmet. To Ben Urwinl I leave one iiHow to Lose in Poker book. Jim gets one french kiss with HR. To Lonnie I leave a walk home from Chagrin Falls and one knife. Becca, I will leave my formal name for your mom to remember. Also some greasy McDonaldls french fries and a very crazy personality andlove for you. Susan, I leave you Ricky, sorry just kidding. Ricky gets a date with a real live girl. and a pairof shoes. To Risa I leave 50 pounds. a dummy book and a very special goodbye. Paul tPavlel gets one freeswing with a stick and a 6 year goodbye. To Daisy tEggRolll I leave my racist comments, Bugs Bunny and love. Mr. Keller gets one towering throw from rightlield to home plate. To Homeroom Cl263. a good heater and a reunion in 89. l Anne Opre leave to Bouncer Kay our deals 3 T for a T, What is best? the first or second? and Pillow Talk at 5 a.m. To Carol a smile. To Miget Masher, pinball and a thanks for mashing me. To Mary and Sue, iiBuffaloii and the iiBufliesli, to mary a udoctor . To Franny Animal house and trig. To Aileen and Danny skiing and memories of Vermont. To Jill a Hl! To Cheril a hockey game spent watching the door not hockey. To Dave I leave a partner that works and an IOU for 1000 sheets of paper. To Lisa a case of gum and lots of fun times.To Karen an alligator and DW. To Mary Lynn a drag race and thanks for everything. To Cindy: Blossom, Mentor, sunburns. and Mad Greek. To ltstud a thanks for the goodtimes and a sorry for the bad, from ttDear'i. To Dickie ilski bumw Brown - a girl. To Tracy, the hayride, a lot of gossip and a few long phone calls. To Peggy empty cans. Franklins, and a summer as great as last. To Paul thanks for the cookies! and a good luck in the Army. To ttspazii, ticotton Timmy and the places we used to go. and someone to make your senior year as great as youive made mine. Last but not least. to Coach I leave. Prom, ttfun times with iiTGERS . a ttgame of runnaround, lots of tears and smiles, one final I never want to see them again! And a chorus of ilParridiese by the dash- board light and ltRemenissing tsung with brushesll Lots of love bye! And spz. tiOkay BYE . I Peter Papouras being of no mind do hereby leave the following: to my greek buddies u Harry, a friendship which will last and a free lesson on wrestling with my uncle. John, whatever he wants. Greg. 8 great soccer career and the school of his choice. To my English class good luck turtle, Wildboy, Bigfoot. Nose Grumpy, and Mississippi. To Dave R. a pair of Pacer l skies. To the band my lips, to singers my voice. To Sil Dog many thanks for St. Law. To David W. my friendship and Tina. To LeeAnn a new slide and someone to pick on. To my cocky little Buch I love yah. To Mr. Jak another Creek in homeroom to keep tradition. And finally to my hoomroom buddies see you in IQ years. I. Jenny Petrone. do hereby bequeath the following: To Elaine - all my luck on developing perfect prints every time. To Rise - the sweetie of your choice forever. To Jim a million out slips. you naughty boy! To my homeroom discussion group -V great discussions wherever you go. to Daddy Jerdon w the hope of future photography classes as fantastic as ours. To P.T. good luck on your best seller that wont sell as many as mine and an empty elevator to be Filled by the companion of your choice. To Hilary only my love for I know weill always be friends. To Ian .. two more years of beautiful promises and hopes at high school. I Matt Pontoni. leave to my sister Martha dreams. lots of hope. and you better come back baby. because rock and roll never forgets. To Tom Hackman I leave everything that I ever learned at Heights to add to your education at Benedictine. sorry thats not very much. To Linda Pozo I leave a plane ticket to Katmandu. lill figure you out some day. To Cleveland Heights High I leave the music of Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band. to ring in your halls forever. And to everyone that I forgot lid just like to say that I had a great time. but I had to get out early. and lillisee you all in Katmandu! l Linda Pozo do hereby leave the following: to Nancy Ruszkowski I leave the wrestling team. take good care of them for me. A little sanity in the asylum. my address at school so she can come visit. and Eric every third Tuesday. To Cathy Watson, I leave a lifetime supply of bus tickets to O.U.. if not, some hunk for her to visit. To Matt Pontoni. all of my love always and the thought that I will never forget him or what he has done for me. to the wrestling state a all my thanks for a job well done. to Rick and Chuck. hopes that they will have as much fun as I did at Heights. and maybe even more. to Ken Vichill, someone to hug in the halls next year. To Steve Markowitz. someone to draw his bath. To Coach DiCarlo. my many thanks for all the fun during football. and someone as gullible as me to work for him next year. To Coach Hoon, memories of a major part of heights in me. and wishes of good luck with the team. And to all those whom I have not mentioned but have not forgotten. my many thanks for making my years at heights good ones. And as someone once said, Bl leave you with a smile on my face. a tear in my eye. and the hope that one day we will meet again. 1. Stacie Presser. of partially sound mind. do hereby bequeath unto these persons: Fran: an explosion in Mexico. Lester. Polly and friend. a beautiful day. a man on the subway. shtark, a roommate at Indiana. and lots of love and good times. Marla G.: a sence to climb. pretzels. moobab o. a schnodlc. long talks. Geraci's, Camp Wise. and an everlasting friendship. Mary: A guy for each day of the week. Mr. Rugged. a porcupine. and a bear cub. Jaime and Paloma, and a new car. MiriaM: Baba Wawa. Prissy imitations. Israel. Carmel Wine. and great times. Annie: A midget masher. a new arm. a drunken light and no rumours. Marla. Mindy. Cindy. Kathy. Gail: I give you to the world as the oldest living quintuplets. Marla: a shnoz. Mindy: a tennis pro, Kathy: Lariches - remember? Cindy: Moose. and horses eyeballs. Gail: a long talk. luana: a bowl full of joy. and a vesparide. Carolyn: high on a mountain, Samurai cheesecutter. and a cheese log.Paul: One full day to mess up my hair. and Howard Hull. Bobby: confirmation. countless cutdowns. and my Camero. Cheryl R: matching socks. and a shotgun. Cherry. Karen. John. and Margaret w good times at Indiana. Cherry: Camp. and a window. Rochelle K.: a mother hen. and a walking pen. Pam andl.eslie: Magilla Gorilla. and English. To Our Gang: Lots of fun and more to come! and I leave Heights H gladly. 1. Gary Robuck hereby conclude high school with these words: To the present and future members of the Brotherhood of Trigam:Try to live and act up to the proud tradition that is ours. To the seniors. Danny and John, and especially my pledge brothers. Wally. Dan. Dave. and Rick. good luck and stay in touch. We're very dif- ferent but have a lot more in common. To M.C.. it's been real dudes. To Mr. Thomas and GGCMC: I can't explain all that our group has meant to me. A simple thanks for so many great experiences. To my buddies from Belvoir and Wiley: take care and donit forget old friends. To Debs: slow down or you'll get hurt! Have a great senior year cuz! And mostly to Sara: An attempt to thank you for two years of beautiful memories. Simply put you have made these years very special. IDYTMB To everyone through the years. good luck. I, Cathy Roessmann, do hereby leave: to Harriet iwomani many waterlogged hours. Lots of party memories. somebody, ANYBODY. in Chagrin Falls. all the foxes you can handle, memories lill never forget of two fantastic years and the promise that there will be more: to Patty. peace. love. etc.. woman. Its been a great year - munching out. running and our fantastic routine. Stay wild! To Karen. Bill. Robin. and JD. suggestive conversation and sensuous eating forever: to Bruce. ilhi ad thanks for the flower isince you paid for itl: to Greg. a routine and the possibility of reform iminel but not the probability. To Aya. studying. dr drinking. sex and all those other things we d discussed on the way to a certain swinging Pa. resort; to Kristina. memories of discussions in biology of anything but biology. far- away lands and a new set but still gorgeous eyes; Mr. DiCarlo. the fact that I did learn a lot and the hope that you'll have someone else in your class who turns the same shade of purple as quickly as I do; to Cadets. invitations on time. showers that arenit connected to toilets and a wonderful time; to Caldron, deadlines met on time. and finally, whoever gets stuck typing this next year, The Best of Luck!! 1, Marcy Ronen, being of sound mind but much sounder body, leave the Heights photography department at a great disadvantage now that lim gone. To t-.-.--.g v- Parsha. Edith. and .loAnne, I leave my coolness to carry on, if they can handle it! To my phtography pals I leave The Marcy Ronen Beginners Guide to Photography. To Mr. Jerdon - Ann and my thanks. To Randi - Beachboys. GrennGodDamnltsl. the time warp and Carl. To Joanie- Rose, typing.Nevele. Rollo. and my coldsore! T0 both of you. I leave my thanks and love. To Evan - our great movie. ttNever Escapingii. a secret admirer on Valentines Day and one T.V. show as my co-star. T0 Alice and Becca, a trip to the airport via the downtown rapid for a fake ID. l iM.T.G. I Cheryl Rose leave to Judy: my sophomore year ttears and triphantsl. the ltweek- endii Trigam Affair, Cedar Point. inly thing you always wanted and gave everything up for. Chad. fascinating friendship. Bill 'M. Rutan's class. truck. 2 am. calls, A.H.linal. unforgettable liberary. drive to Mentor Mall. N.H., New Hampshire, best weekend tskiing. stars. whareeverl living friendship. J.D. shoulder to lean on. hayride fun. reclining car seats. pink. Lebensons: Our Booksellers, Midnight Mass, Wild times. Tracy - Hockey games. parties, 18th birthday. Heinens, champagne, NYE.. Sue - extracurricular activities. tigers, magic. S Stacy - buzzie. High. Fran - Stacy forever. trig. L. Barret - problems, wild weekends with ttthe boys . Andrea - H. games. my problems, super senior year. E. Buller - Courtyard dance. H. games, NYE green goddamnits. T. Toll - sophomore Summit afliar. Gary G. - Spanish. soap for mouth. thanks for keeping secret lB.M.l. D. Wright - liberaryMcDonalds, N.H., beer. oven skiingB.M.. wild weekend thanks.. N. Collie Boston forever. A. Opre - your great party tCRJ skiing. Eric R. strange relationships, mixed mind, AA. Harley - headshrinker. nice Jewish girl, lifetime rides. Kazdin - 10th Trigam affair. YMCA, tigers. Jacobson - games. cheering. 18th birthday. fun times. Gail - prom, shoulder at homecoming. moods. physics, studying. M. Kline - H.R., secret sophomore loves, prom. physics, studying; Mary Ann: H. games. Arizona. Patti - tigers. IOth grade loves, boy problems. Animal House. thanks for summer mail, wild times. L. Jacobs - alligators. Feast. lose of .l.m.. Hall and Oats camp. H.R.. endless calls sexteen chain, NYE, 1H9. McDonalds. Photoessays, my l6, 17. 16,4, l6. Orange Geek. recall. booksellers. Zhandaro, baseball and hockey. Geague Lake. FT parking lot. jag. strong diet pop. parties, Our Gang. LaRich. LoParos, Cheese Cellar. Boston lback stagel, Physics, shopping. clothes. tobogganning. best time, luck. August 79 brings the loss of a sister, my greatest times, long distance calls from wherever to where ever forever. friendship forever, Everybody above and others not listed - thanks for everything, memories. friendship. always. I, Margaret Rothschild. bequeath the following to: Dave Kolby-one push through the milkshute and a lot of good memories. Lonnie-a couple phone calls, Larry Evans, and a date to the T. affair. Mindi H.-my watch and a bottle of SC! Lori-one trip to Columbus. l3 years of school together, getting punished, wild evenings with the four of us. and a lasting friendship. Karen-Z years of H.R., an 0A in Chemistry, many shopping sprees. your many guys and crazy parties. and Indiana. watch out! Mr. Keller - Some good talks and a half-decent American History class. I Sheila Rowe here do leave Wendi and Sandy lane six and your name in the paper. Karen 3 Bill Wianes T-Shirt. Janet a new bus partner. Amy a apartment with me and a lifetime friendship. Marcia - cheddar cheese, apple pie and a life as sweet as you are. Jill a harem of guys. Every body a fantastic future, love ya all. I. Cynthia Beth Rubin leace to Swim Cadets hot showers and a fantastic show. Stacie and Fran. Poloma and tli'sii. Ginny. tlExcellent Closing . Chronis, Kolby. DeBaggis. Toll and Hatton. three great years and fantastic times together. Kraus; thighs. Orca. and a special friendship. Castro, If you can beloeve it, Thanks. Anita. possibly Cinci. someone to drive for you tHAl and thanks for listening Kid. The Tennis team. eating and more eating. Best of luck next year and a simple thanks to Yoder. To Mindy, Marla, Kathy and Gail; FLORIDA Beach, food, legs. all the wild times together and lots more. I Meryl Schwartz. Leave Heights to my three sisters, Poor Heights! Uust kidding I leave to Jennifer a fraternity house to get sick in and a good friendship. I leave to Laura a gun to kill David Esrati. I leave to Walter a car to drive Laura and me any- where. I leave Aya the desk clerk. I leave my homeroom-anytime! I leave Mr. Hall a new homeroom that will be quiet during announcements. I leave the Caldron Staff a Bigger gun to kill David w l in case Laura misses. I leave Lou and Joe 21 new Caldron Staff - good luck. youire going to need it. l Jennifer Seaver. leave to; Howard. peanuts, carrots. a ping - pong paddle. a tennis game and all the depressing memories of high school. Lisa, your own personal cupboard Filled with goodies. free recitals and lots of good long talks. Sara; a spice rack. coke floats. a Sonatina book and lots of help with picking out your clothes! Kathy; the privilege of going shopping with me for Christmas presents and then delivering them. and any hunk you can Find. Bill. a tutor for college, a free recital lunch and, the uvirtues of lifei'! and someone to laugh at you. Janette; three good years in high school and the rest of the foolamundo fungeses. Karen; something to fill all the empty space in your head besides David. I Marla Sebransky ltthunder leave Mr. Hambor - closed doors, quiet homerooms. Kliner; hub, her favorite house. Orca; Kliners house, R.C., wrestlers. Slim; S.A.G.. three layed cross. McDonalds. Fortski; 611 3,. Player, Craig Matt? underground. 1 Love ya guys 5 foxes on the beach. Beer Drinkers! Paul; something we found instantly, unforgetable memories. great times, my love forever, Ziggy. 12th, Arno, ltlt will work . tlthe promise ! Ginny and Cherry; Thanks your the greatest pals yea! Ohio State Cheerleaders. Good Luck! Bino; Mrs. Robin Kulber Patterson, date of my life I love ya ugly! Stuss and Frannie lttailil. ugo frannie go greatest times! ttainlt she sweet'l David Face - years of snow blowing. Face! l Sherie Sevastos leave the following: to Mr. Mahlman. a new set of tada - tada keys; To Mr. Keller, a reminder that lim Sherie not Sandy; To Mrs. Greenbaum, one day of undivided attention from your homeroom, and a big thanx for everything; To Heidi, some cherry chip cupcake mix to eat all by yourself, we have to do that again sometime; To Lisa, a gym routine done to a Chicago song, a chunky, spanky and a cookie. want a cookie?; To Gina, my license, I finally got itl; To Sandy, who's taller than my brother. a lot of good memories and Mr. K.; To Darcy, a homeroom of quiet and normal people; To Cindy, the perfect BOY, a set of your own personalized tada-tada keys, a wild XMAS locker, and some earplugs to put in during all the dumb jokes told during Physics; And to all the gang from Monty, a lot of good times and great memories! lts been great! I. Rebecca Anne Shaw leave; To Suzanne; green M8LM's. Champagne, and a dream for tomorrow. To Brian 8.; Saturday lunches. blizzards and a smile. To John C.; Many fantastic times together and a promise never forgotten. To Marci H., 13 years of memories. To Marc; a steady girlfriend and Thanks. To Lisa; headachs, diet-rite cola and ttSteve . To Gary, Leslie and Tammy - another New Years and a Pajama Party. To Marcy R.; a trip downtown. To Katy; choco-lite bars. To Bobby; an ashtray. purple tux. 46 clones and the future. To Steve Y.; homecoming floats, empty meetings. a date in May and many thanks. To Mr. Esch; Huck, Muck and Louie. To Mr. Jerdonski; membership to the W.A.G.is. Karen Wayne e Get Psyched!! l Sheila Sibley. Being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the following: Mr. Haskett - one yellow feather and my thanks for good times. Ms. Lefferts - one day of skiing with crazy me. Peter L. - sandwiches at my place? Mr. Arnold - one game of comball. Sally-My laser! tyou wishD have a good time at college Mom Morrison - One group of new sophmores with unknown fathers. Mr. Dubovec - many wild parties and another class to tell stories to. Shana, Tracy, Francis and Eric - my fond memories and good luck in the future. The undergraduate classes and my brother. I leave Heights high tin one piecell Mark H.- Backpack forever - have a good life. 1 Claudia Silverstein Leave to Frank Daddario All my love and happiness and to Carolyn. lvana and Marla I leave all my dreams. 1, Diana Simmons. being of schizoid mind, leave of myself to the following: for Cathy; spastic talks. relief from the ttK.J.M. affliction, and His scrumptous body, for Heidi; a commune, Tim and Tom, ttThe Concert lRod babyi, and a long dress to wear when ttcalling the men in from the fields , for Cheryl; a flock of Albatrosses. the Tricky Devil Club diary, a house in the country, and a man to love, for Marina; understanding and a uSuper Presidentis Award , for Jessica; a new Soccer Team to ravage tonly joshingl and other obscure relationships, for Swim Cadets; love and flSh kisses, water fun. and a good bye from ltseductive , for Clifford; a revolution, mindprobing, poetry, and a weirdness, for Rich; good talks. a band, secrets, and a place in Rock and Roll heaven, for Les; llCoventry Coolll and homemade gingerale, And for Brian. there is Love . . . and freedom at last. I Cindy Simpson. being of sound mind and questionable body do hereby will the following things to the following people; To C - a cigar store Indian, one set of neatly typed american history notes and memories of a lot of laughs-lt was fun while it lasted. To Shene - a new lab partner, less than 31'7b error, a brand new umbrella for the Showers in Physics and lots of luck in the future. To Cheryl tChuryll - memories of three great years, a blow dryer tso you donit have to use the ovenl, a translated version of the Aeneid and last but not least. much happiness with Rickey-Dickey. PS. You is the lucky girl. To Stephanie - one life-sized frgo prince, all the hough birthday cake you can eat. a great big thanks, and all the happiness in the world. To Wendi - All the happiness and tears we've shared, a longer temper, one pair of high heeled shoes, so you see how the other half lives and lastly an everlasting friendship. I Pam Sorin being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the following thoughts and items to the following people. To Moe, I leave, Liz M., a case of Miller, a Genee Cream to remember me by, Denison Park, a lifetime membership to A.A., a summer of fun and memories and three years of friendship; To Farje, I leave one free lesson on how to climb a tree, Debbiels vest leven though you already have i0, and my new found guts; To Amy, I leave, one free hit without feeling sorry for me; To Mark, I leave. one day at the beach, and all those debaucherous seventh periods; To Leslie, I leave a friendship that might have been better; To Stacy I leave all the classes we had together; To Leslie. Fran, Stacey and Ellen, I leave, second period and the relief that weire out; To Renee, I leave, Ocie, Derrick, Jim, and James, and a collection of bottles from gas station bathrooms, and last but not least, To Diaina I leave, Neal. Russ, and Mike, two empty bottles of Lambrusco. a lifetime of blind dates to ttbruise your neck, an Island. Metro, a river of tears and a lifetime of friendship. P.S. Do you really believe it? I Katherine Ruth Spencer do hereby leave to-Naomi my company at every baby- sitting job. our wonderful chemistry class. and a big hug! To Spurns I leave a goofy physics class unfinished. a lot of fun tlstudying and telling secrets tkeeping them tooll To Alissa T. a birthday hug for both of us! May we go to Miami together. To Alice I leave a lot of fun. lunch in N.S.. and a birthday party for your Fish. To Charla. a ttfun English class lyou made itll and our deep talks. Are your fingers broken? To Lauren 1 leave fond memories of Eight Point lake and Boones Farm, Rocky Horror in the rain. Ya Ba Bim Bom, lots of long talks and love. To Jeff I leave many good times, you pushover! Bowling at 10:00 - surpizell One Neil Diamond concert th no. the secrets outll 1 leave you a big kiss and a lot of love. To Robert I leave a lot of talks and ransacking your house. To Eric Smith I leave a high A in Ave Maria. See you at Miami! To Wendy I leave a long talk by the lira and many others every- where else. To Jo; Lo. and Glo I leave a lot of fun and even more love. Love, Ka. To Laura Jane 1 leave seven years of friendship. Need I say more? Lots of love to you, you card! lP.S. Long lean Lis and thin lips are bestll To Fran l leave my love. You have been my friend for six years, and though sometimes it may not seem like it, I've always appreciated you. Remember Claire's binoculars, it gives me the willies, thatls growy! You are the best. Thanks. Love, Kathy l. Karen Spetrino, leave to Bill Winans a fan club t-shirt; to Nick and Brian a Hough Bakery of your own. To Nick and Lisa .I. my locker without me. To Janet . . . . Pat and Abbeyll Martha, you'll have to Find someone else to scream at in the halls and the early bus. To Boy Segal. LOTS of Accounting mistakes and a new itchuckles. To Sandy and Sheila, a swimming pool with only 2 lanes and good luck in the future. To Bonnie, I leave memories of Homeroom and a year with no problems. Thanks for being a friend. Nickie, Good Luck in football and have fun in HHS. Mike Miller: thank you for all the smiles you gave me throughout the year. llll nenver forget them. Good Luck in the future and enjoy Heights. Keep your smile! T0 Buzzy, Yahoo to cadet band alumni. I leave to Debbie all kinds of fun at college. 1. Elizabeth Stover, leave to Mouse tand Robl a great big THANKS for Patrick 0. and thanks for being a friend. To Anne Opre. good luck and keep on juggling the Men---keep in touch always. To Dickie. a woman, love. good luck and a Thank-you for being such a good friend. when I needed one most. To John Louretig, a new definition for the word ttStassii to avoid future embarrassment pour moi w and all of it you can get - Lord knows you need it. To Judi Simonemy position as head coach of the Team and a whole bunch of Foxes to hunt. To Dean, Love and the best of luck always. To Patrick H hopel you see thisl the 1980 Golden Glove Championship and a lot more good times. To Christopher-all the ttsoap you can get. To Spark. an A in psych. And Last. but most of all, to my sister Anne. All the love the world can give you and the best of luck always-Love ya little sis! l. Patti Strong hereby bequeath the following: to Cherri Helden lots of cake and cookies and 5000 sit ups. Tracy Lebenson, driving lessons and a forever lost but not forgotten Singers Concert. To Ginny Brown, memories of a swell Friendship and best of luck. To Dave Wiener. do head, and be Good. To Kenny V. Oh G-d and good luck! To Maryanne L. F see you next year at O.U.? To Rochelle Lopic Please donit ever lose your boots our friendship lies on them. To Susan I. Lets Pigout, Do you like - - - -'?. Hey babydoll we do better things! Best of luck and all my love. To Harriet woman. Peace! To Robin and the cumbi gang, cheerleaders and swim cadets, Thanks M 11vid Kolby thanks for 1111 the help in Astronomy Roessmnnn duet that is 1111111135 11nd 1111111115 Best of luck 111111 11111 g11111 Iiy'e gotten 11 wild 111111 crazy night in for 1111 the fun and memories. To D 11nd for being such 11 nice Person. To Cathy for putting up with 11 wild and queer woman.- to know; you after 3 years. To John my SWIIII partner Jan- . 1. Diana Swede leave the following . I.inder 1 leave 1111 1111 love 111111 good times we y'e . y t - ' i - ' ' ' Renee I leave the good times. 11 barrel oI 1:1ughx. plenty oI b11115 to Juggle with. Io . 1' 1 . .111 1511011xh 1nd D11nie1 11nd 11 great friendship. To R11n11e IIuIee I Iezne t11r1 111.111 1 1.11: n 1. 111 Jimmy R. and 11 er111y friendship. T11 .Iimmy I leave you one bottle 111 1.11 i1:n111. 11nd 1111 11dmit slip. De11nn11 1 leave crztly 111C1110FIC5 111 11111 .5. 111111 11,1.1ny 1.8111111111311115 with Russ, 11 good friendship. Steve 11nd Russ I leave good'memories 11 your .1151 R. . To 1111111 tmountninsI I Iem-c 1111111 1111311101165. 115 many b111111y 11111111. 11.x youlrnntky .1.y. Bill. V111rk. .Ierry'. 11 ditch. going 11111111unte11 houses. gcilmfl1thl 11 mi 11111 times. 111etrop11rks. 11 good e11r. 11 life long friendship. 1115.1 belieye it. 1. . . 1 . H 1 . I. 1111en T11b11k. leave to Sue 11nd R11n111. NIoIdwtn. Burgess. 1111b11 .1111 .1 111 McDonald's cheeseburgers they can e111. To .1111. 1 1e11ye 11 tuture oI xebrus. 11 Ru:1i Tiger T-shirt . 11nd :1 dinner 111 Samurai. And to the pores. I leave one porly p1no1 butw1111 seroty 11nd 1111 my Kim :11bums. . . , . 1. Julie T1111entire. 1e11ye'1 i511 111e11111ries of nights out. 11511111111111; on Ice. 111ets.sw1m timers. 11nd 11 puck 01 nerve e111111ers. To Sue 11 111e11me 111pp1y 111 cosmetie-s. 11 periect boyfriend. 111111 memories of Mr. B. To Dave .111111'. '11 wild 11n11'er111y guy . 111emor1es otiiWhitehouse. 11 perfect 10 111 diving. 111111 great times. Io swim 1e11m dr-T'fk', 11nd chlorinated bodies. To Couch Arnold 1'11n111stie swimmers 111111 111therhoo11. 1o 1x11thy. I or11. Murcia. 3 years 111i1111111erooi11. And to Heights my rieh brother. 1. the luckiest 13111111 1115. Auto Mech. gang. leave 1111 theIuek 111 the world to every member of the 11111111 in their life experiences. . . 1. Shana Xuekermnn. hereby bequeath to the following: 1111 extr11 e11r for listening to my traumas to Jennifer. who 1111s been very patient: the Instest Juicy gossip, 11 1111.11- prooI mousetrup. 11nd an honorary degree from the Ohio State to .1111: Seil. 11 winter of peaceful skiing without budgering ex-girlfriendsz Happy New Years 11nd warm fingers to Jeff: 11 mutu111 state of depression to Howard: boring b11111ny'.11 trip to Rocky Horror. and 11 11111e to thw Prom to Frances. with 11 recipe for Wasszul Punch 1wh11tv'P1; 1o Tracy. lfric. 11nd Sheila: .sever111 thou.x11n11 speciex of wildflowers to identify by Monday 11nd much luck; Dc b111c11 water to David; hours of analytic discussions by teIephone. your first 1111113. and terrific summers to Andy: 11 copyright for the Great American Novel to .1111ry':11n inviyution 111 my wedding to .Iud-1.'11n11 to Murcia. Meryl. Marilyn, 11nd Iz'lzu'ne 1 may Wiley never e111ch up with you! 1.1115 of love to everybody. I. Tim Toll hereby 1e11ve to the following.' persons: John 1'11ronis: Best Buddy for many more years 11nd 11 s111ong: 1.111equiv111enee to mine. Maury: 11 successful b11seb1111 season somewhere and 11 new e11te11ers mitt. I.ee Ann: many more happy days 111 Heights. 11.x 11 junior 11nd senior. Curt: 11 e111 Iike betty. 111111 11 chance to be president. Bill 11.: I 1e11ve you the w11y you are crazy 11nd good buddies for 11 lifetime. Mindi. Cindy. M11r111. Kathy. m.n.bmvneb111111:11 Ioeker p11rtner1i11eme ineollegeund 11d111e with me on the bench. Bill: 11 new head of h11ir11n11 11 new 111wn for 1111:. Koputsky: 11 1111 less worries 111111 Babe for him for keeps. Summit: I leave 11 member who w11s. :15 funny 11.x I was 11nd 11 successful fundraiser. Stu: 11 winning season. 11nd Ruth. Bogart: state wrestling e1111111pionship and 11 keg Iior 11.x 1o share. memories to the following people: To Neal 1111d together. especially metro 111111 1. Kathy T. being 11111nythin1.y but sound mind 11nd body 1e11ve wild guard party's 11nd touch football. When I'm 64. 6th grade W115 so kick! Fleeing in the park 11nd peeing in the dark. to Monkey M11511 111111 1111 those 11:15 see whok up 111 denison. Wild leslie: 11 hidden ace of clubs 111 111111 classic S. Poker game. Runde 11n11 Steve: you were there too! I 111w 1e11ve leslie metro skinny dipping 11nd 1111 the wild excursions with I511niee 11i11111. 1.11ipmu1111 11nd Monsketeers. 1111111 were we tools? 111 1111111. Sully Strapless 111111 many other fine 1iter11ry works. The more you sweat the bigger you get! To John 11 5111 1111111 111'1'1111e and 11 runny nose. 111111 to Iiy'onnu Ill. 77 and 78. Do you like Monster Movies ! To Wild Maureen. Jackie O. Chris 11. 11nd 11nyone else I missed. lets not forget those insane girl scout camping trips. To 1.111111. 1'111y. 11nd Nate. many empty magnums 111111 111111-11- house for movies. I 1e11ve to 1111 the participants of the Milton IittIe Theatre. the wild 1111111 from Borneo-yum yum. e111 em up. To Caroline. Claudia 11nd 1.15:1. 'Iihunksgiving morning Turkey bowl 77. M11r111. I know you are going to get rich writing so11poper11s.or stunt e11r driving in the snow? To Head. something worth 11 hell 11111 lot more than you ever paid me for 11. A1111 Brent I 1e11y'e you 11 case of Miekeyk with the wide mouth excellent for chug- ging. A 'Iihursduy' night in the 5111111111111 to Skip. ClifIX 11nd l,is11. 1 11y'e. I leave you dirty books. Remember the one I got caught with in 81h grade? To Ron 11 black cape 111111 11 lot ofstuge blood. Wherever you 111e, you were 11 kick count. Love 1.1111y Dr11eu111. To lillen Brodsky the most amazing concert the most amazing group thanks Todd. Also to Caroline. 1 truck ticket to the city of your choice. Weill get there someday. Thanks to the participants in the Heights High SuperbowI cause we're here. but we're 11111. I. .1111 Tucker. 1e11ve: Sonya sis. A world full of joy. Sister: 8.100 minutes of homeroom 11nd the wrestling 1e11m. Ihe Wrestling Te11m: Alison 11nd Win State! 111 Bill: All my photography paper to see what develops with his girls. To Mike: Have 11 Ilinlnstie senior year. 11nd1 love you. To Amy. Rowe. Iiric. Chris. Marilyn. Mr. 111111. Mr. Bidwell. Jeff. Kevin. and Debbie: Another complaining ski partner. To .IeryI 11nd 811111111: wonderful memories of our friendship. To Ii111ine 11nd Marcia: A1111. 11nd photography. 11nd Murcia: keep this crazy group together 111w11ys. Greg: another name like Craig. To Beth: Jeff. 11nd build that dream house. Mrs. Kaufman: another winer. To Dear Abby: 3 years of math 11nd shorthand. To Mindi: I leave you David. To Stacey and Vicki: have 3 wonderful years 111 Heights. To Jeff: wonderful memories. I will never forget. 11nd our Mizpah. Finally. to 1111 those 11bove 11nd to 1111 those unmentioned. my love 11nd thanks for wonderful memories. .1111. 1. Moo Booney. being of dizzy head 11nd 1111er nostril leave to the following: 10 1.1111 11nd Spurns 1111 indexed life; to the New School st11ff11nd Mrs. T My first born; to Mike Bil: to Carol Ralph Naderk job: to Pam 11nd Ay'11 the clean end of the stick; to Marcy. Alice. Irene 11nd Dan 11 trouble-less life 11nd m11ny' 1111111115: to Alissa the Great Broadcast 01.78. custardis 11151 stand 11nd 1111 the stories 111 between that should be told to the grundkids may you be infested with many. 1. 1111111 Tuttle. being of moguluted mind 11nd whoosh-tested body. hereby leave Heights with memories of the Pits-Hey M11 Frieky'! Quelle h11pnin. Iireres. Catchez tine deriere'? Avoir Mudumn. Gwnn fishin. for eight no-trump. Hedge-jumping 11nd 5111111111 climbing. Homecoming gate crushing. The Test Corporation 111Wfs oITieeL 'Iienderonies. Santos. Forests. Skating Club. IIoop-b1111. Superbulls from the Science wing. I-iet111 Pig Chow. Zenel is 11 fag. Igloos. Shaker Dances. Hug Pole Swinging. IIungertiordx 111111 Pinkertonix. KW K1111 111111 being whipped. Scotty'x. 111111: and N111tt 1K111er trip1. Spirro lobxter. iI'riJI1k1SS 111121111111: Don. ot eourxe. Inter-xexsion snow b11111root11K. lune up with Miller 111 1 111131 .11111 eruixmg on 1 1111:: Beach 151111111 - 111111 eyerything L'IxC weiy'e 1111111' - 111.111 w 11o toilow - IbIUY' 1 Jackie 1 1111111111 11tiq11extion11bly xound min11 112111'111 11.111.11111- Mher .111 my x111111' T111i111ine I 1e11ye my '11-311. Io .1111 I leave'111111..Ioe11n11 111111.111H.1rily11.1n11March: I 1e11ve 11 Happy Halloween. 1. Amy Waldorf hereby 1e.11'e; Murcia 111111' times xupply ot popcorn. our pet 111'? tr11ined to follow 111111 espeeidlly eterngil friendship .11111 low. 111 .loxette. 1111. Robin. Peter 11nd Dennis 11 penny for exery time 1 11111 111 11 11.1ze' '111 8111111 your 11111111- spe11ed rig111.11 new 11111111111 trip downtown 111111 etern.11 t'rie1111x1iip.111.11111y I 1e.11e one 11111 note spelled correctly. .11111 1111 1111xwer to 1111 our quextionx 'Io 1.1m l 1e.11e 11111- 11111 xentenee 111111 11111110 1111111 xenxe. 11 hippie with 111111 ulcer. mew 111.11111111.1111111111'1111' good memories. 1. Cathy Iynne XX 11txon. do hereby 111-11111111111 to the 111-11 Mirxity Soccer 11111111 Best of I.111'k.11n1111 winnin1y Sezixon. 111111111111 1'11xe1111n11 MHUC .11111 1111111111 tor exery thing except the obscene phone 111111e111n11 the worm.'1'o 11.1rry. er??? 1111-77 W111 111111 thanks. 11ow11r11 - XVomenV X111r1y - 1'1111r1e111.1131ne. Purdue .11111 ehumnx tiorexer Bob - Bruce?! P11u1 - erwinesx. coordination. 11111x .11111 me'I? 111111111 - y;1mpirex. Birdmunff Michael. Doug. Walter 111111 D1111 - Mi IIICHIUI'ILN oti homeroom? Stew y1111x 11nd tieebsY $111 - 1.1511 Iubner. 1.311an. weirdox. librariex .11111 Heights??? Ris;1-.1 munIe. Kenk 111111 111111 pre-euleff 111111111 - Brian 11nd go tor 111 Sandy - popcorn. 1111115. NIike. Marina 111111 Cher - soccer. angel y'oiee 1111111 green MNCCF tiieldx in 51111111 curs. tdumb eozieh1 ice cream cones. Hudxon gm x111tionx 111111 O'Ieuryk. Meg - MEN??? .1655 - the same 111115 11 machine 1111111? XIrx. Yoder - thunkx 111111 111111. er. Greenspan - 111m:y 111110. thanks. SherIock - 11Trouble . Iirik. memories. Trips to 0.1L. Georgia. 11 newold friendxhip 111111 N111ri.1rty37 And to Kevin 1111mm on'e. laughter 11nd me. I leave you 1111 with bloodxhot eyes 111111 rezilile youire 1111111xt t'riex: But before I go 1etis get 11 dime 11nd 1111 it t1pius1 one more time. Hike W111i11mson. I. Murcia Zimmerman. 1e111'e Pum. one yearbook: Scott. my old locker and good times 111 Heights: Amy. life time friends. lots of great TN. popcorn. tenni1 shoe tor lightning. dinner 111 MeDonulds by bux Memoriex - Sunday singing time 1 1 e11nit he:1ry11u 1. happiness 11lw11ys. Chrisie - 1:1e11n. empty locker with memories. Marilyn - W1 real p111 Chinese chopsticks. Jerry leyyix and give my regards to Broadway. IQrie - skis 11nd :1 mountain. Jill - putt-putt. piece of shrimp. She la? million pieces of bubble gum. apple pie cheese. Kevin - :1 little Christmux tree. Huine - puppy dog, h:1r1;1n:1. :1 year to remember. :1 trip to the store Christmux curoling 11nd DAD. Shana - Iifesuy'ers. Best of luck to Jackie. Sandy. Karen. Diane. linid Bonnie. sue. Debbie, Jennifer. Mary. Fred. Diana. .loxie. etc.. etc. I. Susan Sundbcrg leave to Anita. another trip to Chautauqua. big boots. :1 hug for ex erything :1nd much love and friendship alwayx. Alice. friends forever. grouing up. our club 11nd secrets. love former. livun. Remember the contractY . excercise clam one for you and one for111c.gre;1t times. love 11lyyz1ys. Gene. ltk really nicc.l;1 la In 111. 11 good attitude. buddies :1Iyyt1ys. Ronnie. 0h Shootf. excuse me but you're using :1 mute paper basket for :1 brain. .onie. your xecretivencw. uomzmhood, good memories. .111d good luck. C'yndy 8.1 my gum. right notes. and I uill 111155you. Sum good mem- uriCx. hopes that we cut xtz1y in touch ;1nd some nice times. Steve 7.. ya goirf to homeroomlw. :1 unique friendship. love :1Iu;1ys. Steve 5.. D1111 l-ogelbcrg. love 11nd luck always to you and your family. .loyec. another xummer in the dentists chair. mrry for everything. Marcy. block :1nd curry. huppinm forever. Hurry. this is you. 11111. 8.. the longshot but hou lucky I 11111. - l. Karen Marcie Wayne. of corrupt mind and body tthunks. Davidfh do hereby leave to the wild 11nd crusy Kumblers tAnn Bernie Jennie lexlie l,isu Lori Stephanie Sue Curt Duviv David Dean Moose Scott Tom Wurrent empty cum. bottles. and bowls t'H 11nd all the unpleasant hangovers you can handle. right Ann? Leslie - one boyc tcxception-Wt half of my gators :1nd our ever growing friendship tunless wustcdh Lori - ten nine eight seven six five four three two one. gulp. buert Ann - luck for the future tn and :1 locker to express your hidden sell?! Jenny - many double dates. liric - Station wagon with :1 crying girl to cruise in 11nd 11 successful year in scoring toopst tHockeyt Buttfuce - many gators on lockers. red eyes. Pam - :mothcr fifth like the lust. Billy M. - one shoulder to cry on and :1 long talk. Heidi - any parties. Bummmmf'? Mary Kay - one lusting hot - Shoooeceee! Becca - many Get Psyched tyyith clogst and :1 model as serious 11.x me. judi - onc six of brew to split 11nd another 11w1y Shaker game. Alice - many trips to Baklava. egg omelets. bclgium wumes 11nd ;1n ever-lusting friendship. undpeoplc. Beth - trillions of long talks. 1 good weekend together and many visits at college. 7elmun - once you get it. you always want it . constant talks on the phone. :1nd :1 Choice spot after April 17. Plus many it doesnht make 21 differenceh'. Seztver - nothing. you.re coming with me - but. I lover! And last. but not least. Wright. for everything we had. and everything in the future. THANKS CL'THEY 11nd the first spot on April 17; and an obscene word tor morct. more post- cards like during the summer tare your ears RED y'ctrT? l. Suzi Weidcnthul. hereby leave Heights forever. I also bequeath the following: Fusco and Keller - my favorite teachers but get the jocks out of the classroom! Snipe - :1 terrific year of Chorulicrs better than mine. Gene - . Steve - Dan. 21 C111 Stevens songbook and :1 girlfriend. Anita - Love from Shooshi. Neil - free tennis lessons. Roxboro memories 11nd good luck always. Curt - one more date. Cynd -, some great memories. :1 sophomore sister. hand-me-downs. and love. Mr. Thomas Many. many thanks to a good friend. Dave thanks for 1111 the help Pres! Gin props for next yeark musical. Debs w crying. laughing. GGC. Kent. maturity and a lasting friendship. Renee best of luck always and 11 senior picture thaths better than you think. And lastly. to my old Brownie buddy Jacquilee Peach roses. jewish families. tickets. candy 21nd other fundraisers. pretty clothes, :1 skinny bod and :1 great future :15 t1 dancer. actress or anything else you want. You.re great. Bye Heights! 205 :3 V -g Jeffrey Adclman Paul Alessandro A Lisa Adams Marcy Abraham Alice Adams KW Sandra Alexander Fehcna Alford P ;n..- 111; .. ': Wendi Allen Christine Alfred $74 nu. k .x Heather Allorc Nancy Amata Rosemary Amata Lauren Angcll Cheryl Antolik . 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Anthony - 35. 137 Carin, John - 35 Carlisle, Edna -- 35 Carr, Cheryl Carson. Cheryl '3 . 44 Carter, Dan :- 35 Carter. Nicole V - Carver. Michael - 35, 87 Cary. Kenneth - 35 Castle. Denise .... 35 Caulcy. Mcrcydc Cavcnaugh, Elizabeth -- 35. 90 Champion.Kimber1ey- 35 Chandler. Steven Charpentier, L138 -- 35. 76 Chase Scott -- 33 Christeni'an, DEW?! -- 35 Christianaeli- Andrew - 35 Christensen, Racine -- 106, 80. 35 Christmam Mm -. 35 Christophemglucy i Ciccotti, Michael - 35. 140 Clark. Jan's -- 35. 137. 151 4' ?.Clay, Kelvin -- 35. 128 Clemens, Gearg'c -- 35. 137 V ,C1eve1and, Donne11 Cline, Rhonda - 35 Clinkscalc. Daren - 35 Cohen, Abbe - 35 Cohen, Fredrick -- 35, 76 Cohen. Taffy Coken, Jennifer - 35, 84 . Coleman, Anthony -- 151, 131' Coleman. David -- 35 Coleman, Dredw- 35 Coleman. Susan Coleman, Timmhy - 35 Collins. Carmen + 87 Collister. Cortin'e .-- 35 Conger, David -- 35 Constant. Scott Conti. Michelle Antoinette Cook. Eliot - 35 Cooks, Faith - 74 Cooper. Cynthia - 44. 74 Comthcrs, Donald Corradetti. Lisa Craig, Dara - 35 Cross. Otis 4- 137 Cuva. Michael -- 35 D8LE D'Amalo. Audrey Dailey. Aaron Dailey. Thomas Darchc, Denise - 35. 87 Davis. Joyce -- 35 Davis. Ian - 35 Davis. Norris - 51 Day. Michelle - 94 DeBaggis. David -- 35. 128. 138 DeFrcczc. Sherrilyn Dell, Kathleen -- 35 DeMartinis, Matthew - 36 V Dent. Barratt' -- -z 36. 140- DcPreist, Lonnie Dicke. Matthew - 36 Dickerson. Del - 80. 76 DiFranccsco. Gregory -- 36 Dillard. Derrick - 36 Dixon. Stephanie Burgoon HanisI-M 44,122,123 '- '. Danb,Damel1-36,44,151 Wdewand 36.. Dooley, Patricia -- 36 Born, Cmig' --- 36 .DwslagJohn ' f 1m Jacqueline - 36, 74 Drake, Hulme-36 V87 . Duffy Patrick ' .Daman Diane4-36, 84 :Dyken. Shelly-36 Dzmk, 30mph -- 128 Etna, William -- 146 Eberlein, John -- 36' EdmuiIds. Andrew -'- 36 Edward: Mark -- 36 ' . agar John-36 88, 84 j .Bichler, Michelle -- 36 76 ' . Elgart. Blissa- 36, 80 EngelbergI DaVid --- 36, 87 Erb. Stephanie -- 36 4. Eslick. Marie -- 36, 125 Evans, Edward Evans Leslie- Evans, Tracy F Fabian, Stephanie -- 36 Farmer. Theodore Partner, Carl Faul, John - 36 Faulett. Skip - 128 . Faulds, Malinda - 36 Fcher, Kathryn -4 36 Fcrcncz, Nicholas -- 36 Fingerhut. Lisa - 36, 76. 100 Fioritto, Melanie - 36. 80. 99 Fisher, Reed Flanik, Sara Lorin Flinn. Jennifer Follett. Richard -- 36, 137, 128 Foreman, Don .. 36. 97 Foreman, Gregory Frankel, William - 36. 80 Frcdrickson, Jill - 36, 106. 90 Freedman, Richard -- 97 Freeman. William - 126, 137, 100 Freidman. Theodore -- 36. 97 Fries, Amy Fries, Catherine T 36 Punches. Anita G Gaft. Victoria Gaiter Ericka -- 36 Ganger Mary - 36,106.84 George.Pau1inc - 36,132, 142 Gerard. Karen - 36 Gcrhart. Elizabeth -- 36 German. Richard -- 36, 129 Gibson. Rozlyn Gigliotti. Germaine - 36, 76 Gilbert. Alan - 36. 76, 100 Gilbert. Laura -- 36 i V Gilbert. Robin - 36, 87 Gillan. Gloria - 36. 87 Gilliam. Johnnjalyc ---- 36. 142 Gilliam. Michael Gilmore. Nancy - 36. 95 Gisscr. Marilyn m- 36. 102 Givens. Alonzo Givens. Fontc Glassman, Nancy .. 36. 122 Gleason. Edward --- 26 Glicksman. Daniel Gooden. Tyrone Goodman. Andrew - 36. 80 Goodman. Kevin -- 36. 137 Gordon, Darlene - 36, 76 Gordon. Debra Gordon. Stephen - 44 Gorman. Karen 4 36. 132. I42. 74 Gornick. Joseph Gould, David - 36. 128. 137. 87 Grady. Darrel Grady; Ronald - 36 4' .Graff Paul-SIS 4.- V'- 'Gfuhan.Barhan-44,142 . f Graham, Darnell -- 37,146,151 '- -, Graham. Michad -- 37 . ' 6141mm Diane .Gtranaas, William --.- 37 , .Granban, .1th -- 37 . .- Gram, Dune ' Gray, Damn -- 37 - . Gray. Quendanze Crews. Kirkn- 371 , - 7 Green. Bradley -- 37 , Greene. Kenneth k Greenis.E1aim -- 37 Gray. Lorena Griffin. Kathleen -- 44,130,142 53 Gr-iggs, Anita -- 53 Gross. Annettc -- 37 Gross, Eric -- 37 . Gross, Gary - 37 Grossman, Neal -- 37 .Gudin, Steven Gustafson, Paul -- 37, 131, 80 Guthcie. Kenji -- 37 .Guzik, Robin -- 37 H Haas. Rose Ann - Haasc. Ernest Haddon. William - 128 Hales. Tracy -- 37, 80 Hall, Douglas - 37 Hall. Harold Hall. Teresa - 37 Hallisy, Ronald .. 53 Hannan. John Hanson, Benjamin -- 37, 140 Hardan, Kimberley -- 37 Hardy. John -- 37, 90 Harris, Franklin -- 37 Hart. Nancy - 37, 87 Hartt, Sally - 37 Haselow. Douglas -- 37 Hay, Helene Hecht, Deborah -- 37, 95 Heggie. Christine .. 37, 122, 137. 90 Heiple, Caroline -- 37 Heiser. R. Scott - 37 Henderson. Sally -- 37, 76 chnon. Rhonda -- 37, 74 Herman. Joel -'- 53 Herschman. Ray - 37 Hcrzig. Max Hester. James : 37 Hicks. Jimmie g 37. 128. 151, 100 Hill. Margaret 4 37. 95. 84. 76 Hill. Robyn Holden. David - 37 Hollins. Juliette -- 37 Holloway. Montiana - 37. 74 Holly. Kimberley m Holmes. Kevin Hood. Anthony -- 128, 151 Hopkins, Earl Hopkins. Konitz Hoppel, Charles -- 37 Happens. Jeffrey -- 37 Horn. Barbara -- 80 'Hoshiko. Katherine -- 44, 106. 90 Howe. Jeffrey -- 37 Hronek. James - 37 Hruska. John Huang, Wui - 37. 57, 97 Hudson. Daniel -- 90 Hughcs. James -- 37, 87 Hugha. Susan -- 37. 132, 142 Htilsman. Steve - 37 Hunter. Amanda - 110 Hunter, Mario --- 37 Humcr. Michelle .- Hutchinson. Gregory .. 94 Hyde. Deborah -- 37 I,J8LK lgnas. Eugene - 37 lorillo. Gerald lsler. Josh -- 137. 110 Islet. Laurie 4 37 Jackson. Alicia 4 76 Jackson. Demetrius 4 137, 151 Jackson. Jada 4 37. 125. 94 Jackson. Horace Jacobs. Jacqueline 4 37 Jaffc. Edith 4 37. 95 James. Brian 4 37. 92. 140 Jarvcs. Yolanda Jastrzcmbski. Frank 4 37. 151 Jeandheur. Jeffrey 4 37 Jcan-Picrrc. Mauri Jeffrey. Eric 4 151 Jenkins. Andrew 4 37 Jensen. Christine 4 38 Jester. Willie Johnson. Arnold Johnson. Bruce 4 38 Johnson. Christine Johnson. Damon Johnson. Dana 4 38. 76. 100 Johnson. Dawn Johnson. Deborah Johnson. Marilyn 4 38. 44 Johnson. Rayclln - 4 38 Johnson. Rochelle 4 38 Johnston. Cynthia Johnston. Kevin . 44 Johnston. Lisa ,7 38 Jones. Brian Jones. Ccphus Jones. Demetrius 38. 128 Jones. Jeanette -- 38. 94 Jones. Karen Jordon. Cynthia , - 38. 44 Jordon. Patrick Jordon. Terry Kalski. Richard 4 38 Kaminsky. Jordon Kane. Danny Kargiotis. Dcmclrious 38 K1111. Paul , 38 Kelley. Denise . 38 Kellogg. Brenda , 38 Keenan. Michael 38 Kennedy. Jeffrey 126 Kcrrigun. Katcri 38. 125. 142. 76 Key. Darryl Kicgcr. Edward 128 Kimbrough. Anthony 1 38 Kimbrough. Turn 38 King. Donald 126. 151 King. John Kishincvsky Olcg Kitchen. Glenn Klamcr. Timothy 38 Klein. George 38 chinbuum. Faye 38 Knox. I.cc 38 Kondn. Kristina 38. 125. 80 Kopp. Thomas 54 Kurdic. Denise Kornblul.Joc1 - 38. I38 Koslcr. David Kowalski. Claudia 38. 92 Kramer. Susan 38. 84 Kundrul. Alexander 38 Kur17. Jonathan 38. 137 L Lacy. Patricia 38 Lampros. Jumcs . 38 Lander. Rachel - 38 Landers. Anthony Lulham. Dana ,. 38 1.;mcn.Ji11 38 Lawrence. Jennifer 4 38.76 Leavill. David 38 Lee. .lcmmc 38 Lee. Michael 38. 88, 98. 84 LcFuvour. Paula 38. 84 Lerner. Dana 38. 87 Levine. Richard 38 Levy. Karen 38 Lewis. Rcbccca 4 38 Lewis. Tara Licbcrman.Dunic1 - 54 Licbmzm. Amy 1- 38. 90 Liggcns. Kim Lindner. Neal Lindsay. Adam Lindsay. Peter 4 38 Liptak. Gary Lloyd. James 4 38 Loines. Sherry Long. December 4 45. 74 Love. Valerie 4 38. 125. 80 Lovell. Christine Lowery. Carla Lowery. Kevin 4 38 Lowery. Robert Lynn. Gerald 4 38 M MacEwam. York Mack. Cecile Madow. Stuart Maiden. Anthony 4 38 Maincs. Mylon 4 38 Malone. James Maple. Tyrone Margolis. Kevin 4 39. 80 Maroltce. Anthony Maroun. Maroun 4 39 Martin. Matthew Mascria. Dino 4 39 Matthew. Tracey Matuszak. Kathleen 4 39. 76 Maxwell. Alison 4 39 Maxwell, Margcux May. George 4- 39 McBride. Amy -4 39. 137 MCC. Babs McCormick. Lois 4 39 McCormick. Michael 4 39 McCormick. Michelle 4 39 Mcthc. Rhonda 4 39 McGonncl. Christopher McGrccvcy. Douglas -- 39 McIntyre. Kevin 4 39. 151. 100 Mclnlyrc. Michelle McKay. Michelle 4 39 McMillan. Mary 4 39. 95. 76 McMillian. Valerie 4 39 McMuIIcn. Mark 4 128. 45 McNamcra. James 4 93 Mcigs. Jonathan 4 39. 137. 87 Mcistcr. Lynn - 7- IOI Mcndclsohn. Jonathan Mcngcs. Pctcr 39. I48 Mcrlcs. Gloria Merritt. Booker 4 39 Merritt. Sylvia 4- 55 Merritt. Willie Mcrriwcathcr. Sherry Mcssina. Nick 4 39 Miles. Kim -- 39. 132. I45. 94. 142 Miles. Margaret Miller. Harley 39. 128 Miller. Kevin Miller. Michael 4 39. 84 Miller. Michael J. 4 39 Mitchell. Cathy -- 39. 80. 84 Mitchell. Kyle Millman. Michael Mochcnridgc. Viviannic Moldavansky. Igor Moldcr. David 4 39 Molnar. Judy -- 39. 99 Molnar. Kathryn 4 39 Moloncy. Brian -,, 39 Montgomery. Eddie 4 39. 128 Mooney. Elizabeth 4 55. 150 Mooney. Mary -- 39. 137 Moore. Darrin Moore. Gregory Moore. Sandra 4 39. 80. 74. 90 Moore. Valeria - - 39 Morgan. Christopher 4 39. 128 Morgan. Hclcn Morgan. Michael 4 39 Morris. Michael 4 39 Morrow. Brucc Morrison. Marc 4-4 39. 87 Morton. Elizabeth 4- 39. 95. 76 Molcn. Samuel Mugridgc. Michael 4 39 Mularo. Joseph 4 39. 87 Mull. Andrew 4 39. 128 Murray. Kim Musarra. Ronald Myers. Barbara 4 39 Myles. Colcua N,O,P8LQ Naff. Virginia 4 39 Naghshinch. Kasri 4 39 Neiden. Mark Nelson. David 4 39 Nelson. Jcanella 4 39. 122 Ncmcskcry. Margaret 4 39 Neumann. Robert 4 39. 90 Newsome. Patricia 4 Nichols. Candace Nicoll. Paul 4 39. I40 Nickcrson. William Norton. Dcmetrice 4 4S Oatmah. Percy O'Brian. Thomas 4 39 O'Donnell. Timothy 4 38. 84 Olgin. Daniel 4 39 Oliverio. Steven 4 39 Ondcr. LceAnn 4 39. 132. 125. 87 O1Nei1. Brian O'Neil. Thomas 4 39 Oriti. Jeanine Orti. Joanne 4 39. 99 Orr. Carl 4 39 Ostcr. Karen 4 39. 110. 80 Palermo. Doreen 4 39 Palubinskas. Linda 4 39. 92 Palumbo. Henry 4 39 Parker. Curtis 4 39 Pawlowski. Kathryn 4 40 Pearce. Camilla 4 40. 92. 76 Pearson. Bonita 4 40 Pearson. Roger Pendleton. Michael 4 40. 137 Peoples. Diane 4 40 Perelman. Debra 4 8O Peterson. Susan 4 40. 94 Phillips. Charles 4 40. 140.376 Piccus. Florcncc 4 40 Pickcll. Jonathan 4 40 Pickering. John 4 40. 76 Picrcc. Ellcn 4 4O Pildner. Deborah 4 40. 80 Pinkncy. Dawn 4 40. 45 Pin. Brigitta Pius. John 4 40 Plunkctt. Laura 4 40 Poduska. Jcannc 4 40 Poole. Daniel 4 40 Poparad. Mary 4 40 Pope. Laura Powell. Damcon 4 40. 137 Pozo. Richard 4 40. 80 Prpic. Mary 4 40 Prumy. Apryl 4 40 Purifoy. Tasclcncc Quinn. Steven 4 40. 137 R Rabb. Raymond Rachells. Marvin 4 151 Rains. Lisa 4 40 Ramacciato. John 4 40 Ramcy. Daria 4 40 Rankin. John 4 40. 87 Ranson. Richard Raphael. Elizabeth 4- 40. 122. 95 Rcadancc. Donald 4 40 Reardon. Jcrry Rcddick. Ocic Rccd. Audrey 4 40 Recs. C hristophcr Reese. Dcrck Refsncs. Steven 4 40 Reid. Pamela Rcid. Stephanie 4- 40. 8O Reilly. Michael 4 128. 40 Reimann. Kevin 4 40 Rcinhurl. Lori Rembcrl. Stephanie Rcsnick. Marsha 4 40. 80. 99 Rice. Kevin Rice. Larry 4 40 - Rich. Robert 4 45. 80 Rickman. Esther 4 4O Ridgeway. Robert Rippin. Samuel 4 40. 97 Ritchie. Charles 4 40 Roberts. Sarah 4 40 Robinson. Kimberly 4 40 Roche. Timothy 4 40 Roddy. Joseph Roderick. Michael 4 40 Rogers. Leonard Rogers. Roger 4 40 R011. Gretchen Rood. James 4 40 Resell. Carolyn Roscnfcld. Bernard Ross. Karen 4 40 Ross. Robert 4 40. 80 Rossbach. Charles 4 40. 80 Roth. Lconara 4 40 9 Rowan. Allan Rowe. Martin 4 40. 87. 97 Royc. ann Rukosky. James 4 40 Russ. Amy 4 40. 137 Rutherford. Kimberly 4 40 Rutledge. Bruce 4 40 Ruyf. Rebecca 4 41 Ryan. Michael 4 41 S Sage. Patricia 4 41. 87 St. Clair. Lynne 4 45 Salonc. Vincent Sanders. Jordan 4 41 Sallade. Rebecca 4 41 Sandlcr. Ludmila Sauerfucld. Marvin 4 41. 146. 137 Schaeffer. Richard 4 41 Schlegal. Mariam 4 41 Schlossberg. Daniel 4441 Schmclzer. Susan 4 41 Schmidt. Paul 4 41. 84 Schnatz. Alyson 4 41 Schncilberg. Ronald 4 41 Scholl. Donald 4 41 Schwartz. Anna 4 41. 76 Schwartz. David 4 41 Shwartz. Susan 4 41 Schwarlzman. Brcl 4 41. 90 Seals. Dwayne 4 41. 137 Sca1s. Kenneth- Scckcly. Timothy- 41. 148 Scidcl. Michael Semko. David 4 41 chcricns. Karen 4 41. 90 Seymorc. Ronald Shainoff. Todd 4 41 Sharpe. Darryl Shaw. Fredrick 4 41. 128 Shaw. Maxine 4 41 Shea. Thomas 4 41 Shcbcr. Lisa 4 41 Shcck. Sandra 4 41 Shelby. Harold 4'- 43. 87 Sherwin. Heidi Shctlcr. ChriStfophcr 4 41 Silver. Joshua. 4 41.. 186. 76 Silver. Ruth 4 41 Silverslcin. Barbara 4 61 Simak. Margaret 4 41 Simmons. Don 4641 Simon. Caryn 4 41. 132 Simoncau. Robert Simoncui. Yolanda Simpson. Joel 4 41 Singclis. Nikos 4-41. .80 Singleton. Michele 4 41. 45 Sislrunk. Gregory. Skerritl. Erin, 4 41 Slavick. Joseph-e- 41 Smith. Brian, 4 f .4 Smith. Corey 4 41 Smith..Kcvin 4 41 4 Smith. Michael . , Smith. Richara 4 41 . Snell. Deidre 4 41. 94 V' Soblc. Scott - 41 Sobul, Jeffrey -- 41. I28 Solinsky. Collccn -- 41 Solomon. Elsie --4- 41 Solomon. Ruby Solomonoff. Alex S0117. Shanta 41 Sorkin. Laura .2 45 Sotcra. Angela m 41 Sowcll. John m 41. 151 Spcllman. Elizabeth - 45. 95. 84. 76 Spencer. Robert 41 Spencer. Timothy Spctrino. Nicholas J 128. 45. 87 Spiro. Eliot -- 57. 97 Spirovu. Olga Spofford. William ,. - 41 Stamlcr. lmitrcy Starks. Jimmie - 128 Stccr. Michael Slcigcr. Michael Steinhciscr. Tamara Stella. James. Stephens. Jacqueline Stephens. Phillip Sterling. Stacy -. I 10. 99 Stewart. Mark Stewart. Robcr 7- 42. I38. 80 Stewart. Shclvic Slilwill. Michael - 42 Stilt. Laura - . 42. 76 Stone. Burton - 137 Stone. Steven A 42 Story. Jennifer 42 Story. Donna Stout. Kenton Straight. Brenda 2 4 42 Stringer. Keith -- 42 Strum. Tamara Strom. Jundi Strothcrs. David ..- I46 Sucky. Janet -7 - 42 Sudilovsky. Judith --, 42 Sudilovsky. Ruth -- 42 Summer. Keith Swails. David Szaniszlo. Linda , 42. 80 T,U8LV Tabac. Susan --- Tubak. Ronald -- 42 Tallcnlirc. Jeffrey 2. 42. 87 Talley. James . ' ' fifg .4 I ' Tarasco. Claudia -2. 42 Tarrant. Bruce 4 42. 57. 80 Tarranl. Roderick Tavcns. Adam - 42 Taylor. Monica -- 42 Taylor. Twan ch1. John -- 42. 84 Tcw. chra -. 42. 87 Theobald. Cynthia -- 42. 87 Thomas. Ronald ,-- 42 Thomas. Tracy 41. 80. 99 Thompson. Deborah .-- 42 Thompson. Ellen 42. 76 Tinslcy. Darlene --- 42. 87 Tisch. Gcri - 42 Torbcrl. Farah 4- 42 Trcntanclli. Michael 2. 42. 99 Triplcu. Veronica -- 74 Truchanowin. Patricia Tsonton. Michael 4 - 42 Turner. Curtis Turner. Kevin -9 74 Tung. Mao Tsc Tynes. Risa Van Bccrs. Lambert Vaughn. Erin --- 42 Vaydcnbcrg. Dcmitry Vcccia. Terri ---9 42. 80 Vcnal. Tobias - - 42 Vcntura. Debra -.-. 42 Vichill. Roger --- 42. 129 W,Y8LZ Wade. Dante --- 42 Wagner. Shcrric Waldron. Raymond 42 Walia. Anita Walker. Crystal 7- 61 Walker. David Walker. Pclcr Walters. David 4- 80 Wallace. Yvonne -- 42. 125 Wanton. Darvis Ware. Jennifer 2.- 42. 45. 76 Warmcling. Jonathan - 42 Washington. Edward -- 42 Watson. Brent 42. I37. 100 Watson. Denise Watson. Empress Waugh. Sandra 57 Wears. Traci -- 42 Webster. Richard -- 42 Wcinrolh. Stcphcn 4- 42. 76. 97 42. 87 Weir. Douglas - 45. 148 Weiss. Virginia -- 42. 80 Wcrnick. Wayne M 42. 80 Wcrvcy. David thrlcy. Joanne -9 42 White. Avery -- 42. 128. 151 While. Bonnie 4- 42 White. Danny 42. 128 While. Edward White. Hcrshcl .,. 42 White. Shelton White. Tracey 42 Whillow. Kim 7-- 42. 74 Whitmarc. Rick Willcn. Lawrence -. 43 Williams. Derrick 42 Williams. Gerald Williams. Geraldine w 42 Wiliams. Gregory 58 Williams. Michcllc 7- 42. 74 Williams. Ronald 42 Williams. Tamara -- 42 Williams. Twan -- a 151. 42 Willis. Larry Wills. Benjamin 2 43 Wilson. Debra Wilson. Dorinc 43 Wilson. Freddie Wilson. Jeffrey Wilson. Daryl Wilson. Sandra Winans. William Wines. Lcslic Winfrey. Karl Winston. Michelle Witherspoon. Derrick Wocstc. Stephen 43 Wolfe. Alexandra Wolfe. Jennifer w- 43. 99. 101 Wolfe. Philip Wolfe. Sander ..- 43 Wolk. Jeffrey Wooden. Thomas Woodring. June - - 43. 76 Woods. Rena 43 Woods. Robert ---. 43 Wormslcy. Kimberly -- 43 Wormslcy. Lavcniu , 43 Wrcgc. David ,7 - 43. 148 Wright. Toyia - 80 Yasinow. Debra -- 43. 110. 80 Yi. Conrad Yodcr. Jane -2 45. 9O Yost. David Zarin. Garym 43 43. 137 43. 130. 93. 90 f . 13?:7327'3. 3r: 6,51,. 5 - .- , I I ,4 a - . 33 M .29.. chwry. Gad 9- 43. 87 Zcrncl. Ncil -2. 43 Zimmerman. Karen 43 Zinkcr. Karen -- 43 Zlolnik. Tammy -. 76 Zodnik. Mary Zuckcr. JoAnn - 45. I45 Zucssc. Rcbccca u- m- ,.... W--- 7--....- wu...-..--A-- a. . xx xM $ V t X 286 In Memory Of rs. Stella L ester In Memory . ., 71.1.53 .....4 S. .2, I Richard Pierce Amy Gaynor 1960-1979 1961-1977 i ' 288 editor: Laura Spurney copy editor: Aya Hecht underclass: Bobby Rosenbaumw Greg Gilooly activities: Alison Cohen ' Lora Schoenberg Caryn Brooks Scott Wyler sports: Howard Fleeter$ Steve Feinberg' Steve Zuckcr Karin Wetzler Jessica Dailey David Jaffc academics: Walter Green' Nina Kleinm Alice Adams Aileen Thompson seniors: ' Cathy Rocssman ' Lisa Jacobs ' Teresa Barnes Robbin Hawthorne Sue Sandberg art: Shana Zuckerman' photography: David Esrati Mark Kaufman Marcy Ronen Michael Lee Mark Herman index: Boo Moonef art credits: Barry Martin Brock Winans Elaine Grossman photography credits: Aaron Daile Tom Kelly, Barb Bray. Special thanks to our business section - Meryl Schwartz 1': and Jennifer Hill. ' section editor y, Laura Travis, Ben Taslitz, Leslie Wines, J ulic Petot, LOL .. $ . . ; . .

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