Richmond Heights High School - Yearbook (Richmond Heights, OH)

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Congratulations! Dawn Donich receives her diploma from Mrs. Marie Jarm. Dawn also received many other awards including a scholarship to Akron Medical School. We Did It! Discussing their future plans with an un- seen friend are Tom Tarsitano and John Zitel Tom now goes to Kent State with many other RH gradu- ates, and John goes to Ohio State % Senior girls wait for their diplomas at commence- ment, Mariane Tomezhiski now goes to Kent State with many friends. Say Cheese. Stan Skrbis and his date Linda pose for picture before going to Prom. Stan said he enjoyed the dance but had a better time at after Prom. Prom Grad 13

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Graduates Barb Penny, Laura Powali, Dawn Mur- phy and Sue Haas can feel the end of their careers at RHHS growing near as they receive their caps and gowns. Signing yearbooks is an activity done by most all students at the end of the year, here before her last final Tracy Sloane signs a friends book. Wrdipping up tlie Stjift The ' 82- ' 83 school year was the Year of the Shift. At the end of the year everyone was just getting adjusted to all of the changes. Then it all came to an end with Prom and Graduation. The Junior Senior Prom was held on May 21, at the Kiwanis Lodge and After-Prom was held at Manakiki. The theme song was Just You and I by Eddie Rabbitt and Crystal Gayle. There was a close running for Queen, but Sharon Abromovitch just beat Marilyn Wason. There were some complaints about the music by the Rainbow Brothers at Prom and the D.J. at after Prom. They didn ' t play enough music to dance to. stat- ed Junior Mike MacLellan. Chris Courtney said I would have had a great time if I had a better date. Sue Haas said that, Over all it was a good time. The twentieth annual commence- ment excersice was held on Sunday, June 5, 1983 at 6:00 p.m. The seniors filed in as the band played Pomp and Circumstance No. 1. Then speeches were given by Scott Crudele, Dawn Donich, and Valedictorian Charity Nosse. Recogni- tions were given by Mr. Chulick. The choir sung, then Mr. Bowdouris ac- cepted the class gift presented by class president Bob Ramsak. Mrs. Ma- rie Jarm presented the diplomas, the Alma Mater was sung and it was over for the class of ' 83. Graduation was the end of real life. stated graduate Scott Duncan. —J. Z. 12 Prom Grad

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fizzling uiniiier Summer officially began on June 9th at 3:00 p.m. that is, for most stu- dents. Some of our student body proceeded to take summer school classes — some for remedial credits and others to avoid teachers with reputations as being tough. Mike MacLellan, who attended Euclid ' s summer school commented, It was a learning experience for me in more ways than one. There was some work to be done, but all 1 most- ly did was sleep. But there were many other students Messing Around — Juniors Jim Richards and Mesha Adkins smell something foul. The Pool was a favor- ite way to cool off. Beach Bums — Seniors Nick Tibaldi and Tom Lowencamp relax at Mentor Headlands. Headlands Beach was popular among the high school students. who did not have any commitments such as summer school. Until August 6, many athletes had fun in the sun. But when the date arrived all of the play turned to hard work. The Volleyball players went into summer workouts for conditioning. Sandy Setina said I felt that the summer workouts were meant for us to get to know our new coach and each other, but we basically got in shape for the short season to follow. The football team also had such workouts, 2-a-days. Senior co-captains Bob Suszek and Dennis Loushin com mented, We felt the 2-a-days helpec the team really come together as family. The lunch sessions were th( best though, they really got the tean up for the second practice. There were also many othe; activities students participated in Some yearbook and newspaper mem bers attended summer workshop; taught by Dr. Beale and Mr. Hodder Other students, such as show choi members could be found performin; cont. on pg 1 ' 14 Summer