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

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Guiding their class in various activities were: Beth Nelson, President, David Meyer, Vice President, Terry Von Deylen, Secretary, Steve Hoffman, Treasurer. The students entering the seventh grade took a big step forward on the stairway of education. They had to become adjusted to a different kind of class sche- dule and a variety of teachers. In addition to these, the new Jr. High students were now included in varied extracurricular activities. Under the guidance of R their advisor, Mr. Gerken, they held a class skating party in the spring of the year. To some people the seventh graders seemed never to be able to remain in one place for a very long time. This only shows their eagerness for action with bigger and better things to come. JR. HIGH TOOK BIG S TEPJ' FIRST ROW: Steve Hesterman, Bill Cameron, Connie Miller, Nils Oberhaus, Larry Lohse, Patricia Beck, Patty Dunning, Roy VonDeylen, Pat Norden, Ric Roth. SECOND ROW: Tom Hurst, Susan Nartker, Cathy Thieroff, Gale Young, Ronnie Sonnenberg, Bruce Baden, Randy Barnes, Patsy Coopman, Cathy Grime, Leticia Gallaga. THIRD ROW: Lee Eicher, Steve Hoffman, Lupe Palacios, Ward Short, Roger Gerken, Ricky Meyers, Mary Jo Thompson, Nancy Roehl, Kevin Miller, David Meyer. FOURTH ROW: Brent Thompson, Beth Nelson, Vicki Kuntz, Terry Von Deylen, James Bostelman, Thomas Benecke, Eddie Lugbill, Frankie Rohrs, Jo Ann Schwiebert Michael Miller, Marlene Norden. 46

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UNDER CLASSME fUpper lefty Kevin Schnitkey, Jim Hogrefe, and Scott Nissen examine a motor in Industrial Arts. fCenter lefty Eighth graders hurry to lunch. QLower lefty Biology students examine a specimen under the microscope. fCentery Rita Rohrs finds a surprise in her locker. fBelowy Freshmen on their knees honoring the Sophomores. Each class at R.I-l.S. took pride in being them- selvesg each was locked in a unique struggle to stay a step ahead of the class behind them. Although each advancement meant new and greater responsibility, each class could not wait until that time when they would be a year further in high school. And every underclassman coveted that day when he would at last be a mighty Senior, his job alone to rule the halls at R.H.S.

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Representing their class as officers were: Debbie Lienau, Treasurer, Janice Smith, Secretary, Debby Bremer, President, Mark Boelter, Vice President. Only one short year ago the eighth graders were the down-trodden members of the Jr. High. But that year eventually passed and they became the leaders of the complicated world of Jr. High. With the help of their advisor, Mr. Blitz, they planned and carried out a class party in the spring. Such activities as basketball, baseball, chorus, solo contest, and others kept them busy throughout the year. Registration for the next four years of high school was carried out in the spring. The glorious era of being the eighth grade ended and all too soon they were ready to step up into the hectic world of high school. FROM GRADES TO HIGH CHOOL FIRST ROW: Barbara Kruse, Daniel Nofziger, Mark Boelter, Karen Penrod, Robert Buehrer, Charles Arps, William Boyer, Suzanne Colwell, James Dunning. SECOND ROW: Deborah Lienau, Yolanda Gallaga, Richard Penrod, Linda Grime, Sandra Miller, Barbara Arnos, Janice Smith, Linda Hesterman, Betty Lienau. THIRD ROW: Michael Meyer, Virlinda Miller, Sally Wyse, Robert VonDeylen, Beverly Benecke, Deborah Bremer, Pamela Gerken, Jane King, Dale Center, Rick Baden.