North Ridgeville High School - Shadow Yearbook (North Ridgeville, OH)

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-LOVE I . . . Pastel streamers and a garden setting carried our the Juniors' chosen theme Love Is Everywhere. A large decorated heart was featured at one end of the gymnasium, while a garden path led to a covered archway. Far Left: Couples enjoy the music of the Tempos and the Country Pals against the background of a rainbow of colored streamers. Left: Kenny Schnitkey and Ron Bahler and their guests Mary Behnfeldt and Becky Knape, take time out for some lively conversation in front of the focal point of the decorations. ffm it 4, W 1' ,W ,

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E VERTWHERE-LOVE IS EVERYWHERE Memories are made of: Months of planning . . . trying on formal gowns and gloves and shoes . . . colonial bouquets . . . shiny borrowed cars . . . final touches that produced one memorable and glorious evening of . . . watercolored pastel streamers . . . girls in chiffons, laces, and satins . . . a banquet fit for royalty . . . music by the Tempos . . . a movie, then bowling . . . breakfast, then home for some sle-zzzzzz. Right: Young couples danced at the grand ball until the stroke of midnight to the sweet strains of low music and soft lights. Far right: Entering the grand ballroom through the covered archway were Larry Wesche and Susan Damman. I4

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Behind the scenes Annette Liechty and Jim Rentz have make-up applied on stage, PLA TGOERS TREA T QLEFTQ FRONT: Mr. Pickerel, Director, lst ROW: Mary Arps, Annette Liechty, Susan Wyse. 2nd ROW: Irene Henry, Judy Rei- ser, Vivian Hess. 3rd ROW: Linda Mohring, Marilyn Arnos, Susan Rohrs. 4th ROW: Gene Meyers, Dianne Norden, Roger Genter. Sth ROW: Larry Wesche, Jim Rentz, Dennie Rohrs. 6th ROW: Ric Nelson, Steve Meyer, Randy Bremer. QRIGHTQ JR. PLAY CAST, lst ROW: Robert Boelter, Randy Kauffman, Gilbert Liechty, Marcille Beck. 2nd ROW: Diane Fitzenreiter, Irene Boyer, Gloria Short, Susan Damman, Mary Jane Tilse, Maretta Nofziger. 3rd ROW: Mr. Pickerel, Director, Robert Gruenhagen, Richard Von Deylen, Rick Cordes, Dale Von Deylen, Donna Badenhop. Q Prejudice and Puff were the bases on which the Junior and Senior classes of Ridgeville built two very successful plays. Thunder on Sycamore Street was presented on October 21 and 22 by the Senior class. Although Joseph Blake's prison record was the re- sult of an unfortunate traffic accident, the neighbors did not want that kind of person in their respectable neighborhood. A mob, under the direction of Frank Morrison, finally forms with the intent of getting rid of the Blakes--forcibly, if necessary. Justice prevails in the end as the Blake's regain their rightful place in society. The Junior class displayed their theatrical talents on the nights of April 21 and 22. Their play The Perfect Idiot was a delightful comedy in 3 acts. Discovering that Puff, the star athlete, is in danger of becoming ineligible a group of his friends ask the school genius to help them out. Dan Tennyson, a type of person who seems to read dictionaries for bedtime stories, agrees to help them out. He con- ceives the idea of using a form of hypnotism. Hi- larious happenings result when Puff recites poetry, the hypnotism machine falls into the wrong hands and Dan intentionally fails his college entrance exam. Susan Rohrs, Marilyn Amos, Randy Bremer, and Judy Reiser enact a portion of the play.