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

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In the common everyday occurrences of a Freshman's life certain things stand out-- the baggy overalls on Freshman Day, Ridge- ville's first homecoming, and making friends with the students from St. John, Freedom. These unique experiences are mingled with a prescribed amount of school work to add up to a year of diversified activity. The fun and merriment of Freshman Day were followed that evening by a party given in honor of the Freshman by the Sophomores. All of the Freshman proudly cheered as their first attendant to the Royal Court, Cheryl Damman, was announced. Registration also caused some extra prob- lems this year with the future vocational school having to be considered. Guiding their class through the hectic Freshman year were QL.-R., Brian Bickel, V. Pres.3 Tom Hoffman, Pres.5 Dennis Meyer, Treas.5 Christine Engler, Sec. Carla Mclntosh Dennis Meyer Randy Nelson Tom Norden Jeff Pace Judy Plassman Ricky Roehl Jim Rohrs Jane Rohrs Debbie Rosebrock Lynette Rosebrock Marilyn Rosebrock Randy Saneholtz Lois Schnitkey Leslie Short Randy Von Deylen Greg Wesche Tanya Young Anita Short absent

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Eddie Arps Tom Aschemeier Clifford Badenhop Larry Benecke Brian Bickel Kay Bockelm an Bill Buchhop Judy .Cameron Daniel Christofel Becky Cordes Cheryl Damman Jean Damman Judy Dietrich Christine Engler Linda Fitzenreiter FRESHMA TEAR WAS CHALLE GING Bill Fortier Sandra Frey Kathryn Gerken Margaret Gerken Carl Henry Dan Henry Tom Hoffman Anita Johnson Neal Kauffman Deloris Kruse Marie Landman Ronald Lather Pauline Liechty Virginia Lienau Wayne Lienau 48

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Dorothy Amos Cecelia Beck Karen Behnfeldt Mary Behnfeldt Rosemary Crossgrove Cathy Dunning Elaine Gerken Barbara Elling Bill Fether Mike Garmyn Pat Garmyn JoAnne Graber Penny Hauser Vickie Hesterman Jim Hogrefe In addition to the 3 R's, the Sophomore class also concerned itself with 3 C's--Concessions, Contests and Carnaby Street . Running the concession stand at the basketball games was a new and often trying experience for the Class of '6 9. Band and Chorus contest and basketball games in- cluded many Sophomores. A few Sophomores were privileged to be members of the Varsity basketball team, while others played key roles on the Reserve team. The clothing which was popular with the students this year was often labeled as Carnaby Street attire Paisley prints, corduroy slacks, textured hose and 1967. Kevin Schnitkey fright, models his mod corduroy slacks. Serving as class officers for the Sophomores were, left to right: Jim Rupp, President:5 Pat Lohse, Treas- urerg Don Lugbill, Vice Presidentg and Rosemary Crossgrove, Secretary. S OPH OM ORES WENT 'MODD I 50 little-boy suits were the first choice of teenagers in