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

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People Who Mad ANNOUNCEMENTS— the sound of voices heard over the PA in the morning — heard by few. BOOKS — carried by many, opened by few. CHEFERY — a new course offered to seniors. DANCES — social events enjoyed by many, usually held on special occasions. EGG DROP — an annual physics project performed just for the yolk of it. FLIRT — attracting the attention of the opposite sex; practiced unsuccessfully by some senior girls. GROUCH — someone found in the early part of the school day. HOMECOMING — a major social event controlled by a select group of senior girls. INDEPENDENCE — something every student strives to achieve; a former football power. JIM — first name as well as favorite class of Pawlowski. KETCHUP — something your told to do when you fall behind. LOUNGE — often converted to a courtroom during sixth peri- od study hall. MTV — cable station where you can see as well as hear mu- sic. NOWLEDGE — fundamental processes of reading, writing, and spelling. OBEDIENCE — something taught to dogs and underclassmen. PARTIES — an archaic term; now gatherings. QUIT — the most popular term in the sophomore boys ' vocabulary. RESTROOM — headquarters for several fan clubs. SALIENCE — the on-time publication of the school. TIME OUT — a self explanatory expression. UNDERCLASSMEN — undeserving, worthless students who have as yet learned to respect seniors. VARIETY SHOW— three acts in search of a place to go. WRESTLING — a sport popular with those who can not dribble. YEARBOOK — a collection of valiant young scholars ignorant enough to sign up for the impossible. ZERO — the amount of index left. 200 Index

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TH OF NAMES MacLellan, Matt— 16,94,114,155 MacLellan, Mike— 4,6,12,14.42,48.49,57,94,1 12.130, MacLellan, Ron— 110,162 201,204,206 Maher, Dena Maiinas, Lori— 144,155 Malinas, Ricky— 155 Malinowskl, Jodi— 162 Mall Shoe Repair— 66 Mana Joe — 57 Mandate, John Mandato, Peter— 155 Mandau, Julie— 155 Mario and Co. Hair Designers — 70 Marian, Viki-162 Markusic, Corey — 80,155 Markusic, Kim— 16,80,87,1 16,155 Masco Machinery — 174 Mash, Anthony— 104,105,132 Matz, Brian — 123,124,136,155 Mayficld, Jeff-94,155 Mayficld, Jocie— 155 McLaughlin, Mrs. Marilyn— 173 McVetta, Chris— 155 Medves, Pam— 155 Mcllini, Mike— 162 Mervar, Mr. Joseph— 49,57,110,173 Meyer, Jr. John— 10.22 Meyer, Kim — 6.87,93,130,162,204 Me yer, Rick— 16,155 Michelle Cleaners- 70,179 Miller, Beauty Salon— 181 Miller, Jacqueline— 155 Miller, Ron Mr. -106 Minick, Jill — 4.48.90.120,162,204 Minick, Phil — 22,82 Minturn, Kristin— 155 Mitchell, Stacy — 91,136,157 Modic, Jim— 157 Malnar, David— 106,140,157 Molnar, Susan Murphy, Dawn — 12 Murphy, Kelly- 152,157 Murphy, Sandy — 157 Mysyk, Paul — 84,162 Mysyk, Rick— 114,157 Nagy, Judy— 14.124,130.157 Nagy. Mr. Bob— 82.173 National City Bank— 174 Nemeckay, Deborah Newspaper — 1 34. 1 35 Non Club— 146.147 Norieka. Mr, Michael — 46.54,130,173 Nosse, Charity— 12 Nyiradi, Mrs. Eleanor— 173 Ohio Diesel Technical Institute— 181 Omerza, Rafe — 30,124,128,136,157 Open Pantry— 174 Opening — 2-7 Orban, Mr. William— 58,172,173 Organischak, Steven— 104,126 Paglios— 71 Papouras, Mr. Michael — 110,172.173,206 Papps ' Autobody — 174 Parks, Elaine— 157 Paskey, Chris— 157 Patti, John Pawlowski, Jim— 49,88,113,116,16 2 Petrovic, Mark — 154,157 Pickledeli Plaza— 183 Pip— 181 Piunno, Gina — 157 Pizza Queen — 70,71 Pogorelec, Diane — 157 Poliz Dau Potokar, Robert— 157,206 Powalie, Kieth— 80,157 Powalie, Laura — 12 Price, Amy— 10,157 Price, Jim— 157 Prom— 12 PSC— 181 Purgar, Tony — 157 Puruczky, Dale — 80,157 Quade, Rick — 83 Quality Inn— 179 Raddell, Bob- 162 Raffurty, Lisa— 157 Raguz, Jasmina— 136,157 Raguz, John — 84 Ramsak, Bob— 12 Ratajc, Mary — 157 Rayer, Sheryl — 54,156,157 Rayer, Todd— 124,128,164 Red Baron Restaurant— 177 Red ' s Marathon— 177,183 Reliance Electric — 73 Rendezvous Bar— 183 Rettgcr. Mrs. Kay— 173 Reukauf, Doug— 157 Reznichenko, Ed— 164 Richards, Jim— 14,48,94,157 Richardson, Larry- 11,128,164 Richmond Heights General Hospital — 72 Richmond Heights PTA — 71 Richmond Heights Mall — 73 Rico -80 Rico, Mr. Joe-80 Rieger, Ann — 20,23,24,51,101,122,123,164 Rieger, John-80, 115,124,132, 140,157 Rim. Patricia — 31,44,80,130,164,204 Rim, Sharon— 108,157 Roberts, Dan— 112,157 Roberts, Mrs. Jeanette — 46,173 Roeder, Nichole— 157 Romano, Nick— 124,157 Ronny Son ' s Tavern — 177 Ron ' s Amaco— 73 Rooms — 34,35 Rossoll, Ann — 80,157 Rossoll, Cathy-87,118,164 Rouleau, Michelle— 164 RudI, Greg-20,164 Ruven, Michael— 164 Saar, Kim— 101,157 Sabatos, Steve — 157 Sabol, Linda— 157,164 Sabol. Ron— 157 Sabol, Tammy — 159 Saelzer, Kathleen- 14,148,157 Santorelii, Chris— 101,164 Santorelli, Lisa- 16,20,148,157 Savor, Damir — 44,164 Scheiner, Mrs. Julie- 144.173 Schneider. Mr William — 46.52.58,173 Schwenk, Brian— 106,157 Schwenk, Larry — 76,104,128,157 Sciaulino, Lisa- 157 Seach, David — 83,164 Seaman, Jackie — 157 Sears — 73 Seme, Frankiclyn-80, 140, 157,204 Seme, James — 157 Semethy, Diane — 80 Senior Class- 130 Setina, Sandy— 132,159 ShakcKord, Bob — 20,102,104,164,204 Shaw, Heather— 10,141,154,159 Sheraton Inn— 179 Sherwood, Barbara — 90,128,159 Shelter, Veronica— 11,159 Sigg, Julie — 159 Simcralie, Jeffrey— 159 Singer Heating — 183 Skcrnivitz, James— 110,164 Ski Club— 144 Skrbis, Robert— 102,106,142,159 Skrbis, Stan— 12,23 Slone, Tracy— 12,159 Smith Brothers Cleaners— 71 Smith, Laura — 20,159 Smrtnik, Rick -82,83 Smyth, Kevin — 20,80,88,164 Snip-n-Stylc — 74 Snyder, Ron— 159 Sodja Music — 72 Softball — 86,87 Sohio— 178 Somich, Rick— 164 Somogyi, Christine — 50,159 Somrak, Christine— 159 Somrak, Tony— 114,159 Somrak, Vicki— 150,159 Sports Divider— 76,77 Spratt, Don — 54,105,159 Stage Guild— 138,139 Starting up the Year— 18,19 State Farm — 72 St. Felicitas— 179 Steg. Darlene — 50.159 Stemcn, Sam— 159 Stevens. Mark— 159 Student Council— 140.141.177.178 Students. New — 32.33 Suszck. Bob-20.94.112,130,140,164,206 TShirt Plus-72 Tagliferri, Matt— 10,22,124,128,166 Tarsitano, Tom — 12 Taylerle. Todd— 159 Taylor, Correen-24,159 Taylor, Stacy— 109,117,159 Tcddis-177 Tennis. Boys — 82.83 Tennis. Girls — 90.91 Thurber, Carnival— 10,11 Tibaldi, Nick — 6,20.94,104,130,166,201,204 Tibaldi, Nick, Sr — 208 Toleu, Bryan— 146 Toleu, John— 146 Tomaszewski, Joe — 159 Tomaszewski, Marianne — 11,12 Transportation — 26,27 Track, Boys— 78,79 Track, Girls Tropp, Ray — 84 Truax, Todd— 83,159 TRW- 180 Turk, David — 22,159 Tyree, Andrea- 45,166 Van Ness, Jerry— 159 Varga, Jennifer— 17,86,119,154,159 Vargos Pizza- 24,72 Vetman, Mikhail Vidmar, Doug Virant, Mary Kay — 51,130,159 Vitug, Fred — 54,166 Vrh, Jack— 124,128,159 Ward, Donald— 144,166 Wason, Marilyn— 12,20,46,166 Webber, Kathy— 166 Weinstein, Robin — 91,166 Weis, Laura — 23,130,166 Wetzel, Paul— 159 Wildcat Club— 126,127 Wisniewski, Sharon— 14.148 White. Rochelle— 159 White. Theresa— 159 Wickliffe Florist— 178 Wiece. Steve— 146.166 Wildcat Club— 126.127 Willkomm. Keith — 103.156.158,159 Winter — 24.25 Wirick. Mr. Carl- 171 Wise. Melissa— 159 Wisniewski. Sharon— 14.148 Witherite. Leslie — 87 Witherite. Mike— 159 Wrap Up — 38 41 Wrestling— 110115 Yankowsky, Miroslau Volleyball — 92.93 Yeager, Scott — 166 Yeager. Sharon— 100.122.144.159 Yearbook — 132.133 Yezzi, Joseph- 159 Young, Christine- 159 Yug, Miss Gcorgeann — 2,173 Zaller, Melissa — 48,159,166,204 Zaller, Michelle — 4 Zatyko, Donald-23,138,159 Zilbcrg, Helen— 159 Zitel, Jeff— 159 Zitel, John— 12,84 Znidarsic, Ken— 159 Index 199

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c It Worth While IT WAS A YEAR WORTH WAITING FOR, Volume 21 of the Richmond Heights High School Yearbook was published by the 23 member yearbook staff and was printed by Inter- Collegiate Press, Shawnee Mission, Kansas. The cover was designed by editor Jeff Girbino using a blue shoe grain mate- rial, embossed in white, and silk screened in lime. The basic body type used throughout the book is 10 point Souvenir. Captions were set in 8 point Souvenir. Opening, divider, and closing copy was set in Universe. Production of the entire book was under the supervision of editor Jeff Girbino. Mike MacLellan and Nick Tibaldi served as assistant editors. The Student Life section was edited by Larry Schwenk and Mike Haas. The Curriculum Section was edited by Rick Somich and Bob Raddell. The Clubs and Or- ganization Section was edited by Mike Haas and Jeff Zitel. The Boys Sports Section was edited by Nick Tabaldi. The Girls Sports Section was edited by Jennifer Varga. The Underclass Section was edited by Kate Bonnay. Seniors was edited by Anthony Mash. Faculty Section was edited by Wal- ter Freeman. The Complete Ads were edited by Rick Meyer. Staff members were responsible for their own pictures. The majority of the pictures were taken on a Yashica 124 cam- era. Sports pictures were taken using a Minolta XG-1. Tri-X film shot at 800 ASA was developed and printed by John Rieger. Photography assistance was provided by Raimor Studios of Cleveland, Ohio, who served as official school photographers. The staff thanks Doug, Larry, Michelle, Jim, and Angcl for their quick service and their constant understanding of all the things that can and will go wrong. The staff also thanks the following people and organizations for the photographs used in this volume: Jerry Ohlinger of New York City, The Cleveland Palin Dealer, The Sun Mes- senger, The Salience Staff. Ad sales for this year were $10,600. Ads were sold by the 23 member staff. The student body purchased the book for $18.00. Additional books were sold at distribution for $20.00. The staff also wishes to acknowledge the assistance of the fol- lowing students: Laura Baio, Ann Rieger, Brian Schwenk, Doug Courtney. The staff also wishes to acknowledge the following faculty members who have shown their understanding and loyalty to the publication over the years. They include Miss Joan Boellner for the use of her typewriters; Mrs. Arlene Hosier and Mrs. Kay Rettgcr who allowed us in the library after hours and on weekends; Mrs. Carol Lelii who encouraged the staff to spell everyone ' s name correctly; and finally Mr. Louis Chulick, who truly understands the scope and purpose, and the limitations of scholastic journalism. The staff once again thanks the student body, the faculty, the staff of Richmond Heights Schools, and the entire commu- nity of Richmond Heights who have all cooperated in so many ways in making this a year worth waiting for. — Jeff Girbino. Index 201