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

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A year of ups and downs, but truly worth while. Through the course of the year many good things happened at Richmond Hts. High School. There were numerous amounts of rennovation done in the classrooms and in the junior-senior lounge, giving students a more comfortable atmosphere to study in. Parties were thrown in and out of school. There was a toga party sponsored by the senior class. And students gathered to watch the annu- al physics egg drop. Although many good things came to be this year, not all of the good things ex- pected were delivered. The volleyball team and Boys Basketball team suffered losing seasons. The girls b-ball team fell short by placing second in the E.S.C. to Kirtland. The yearbook staff didn ' t sell enough in ads to have color pictures in the book. There was also little cooperation from the junior and senior class in the organization of activities. Because of the newly painted lockers, locker signs made for the athletes had to be hung together in the lobby. This diminished the Spartan tradition of having a locker sign on lockers. And the lack of turnout from the student body hurt just about every activity group and sport team. Something that shocked the community was the brutal murder of Mr. Frank Noch of 2043 Beverly Hills Drive. Mr. Noch was eighty-five years old. Now that you ' ve seen the two sides of Richmond Heights, it ' s up to you to judge for yourself whether or not ... It was a year worth waiting for.

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5 t 9 • •■) ' f • . -v Hi m Finally. Sharing his state championship victory with the Richmond Heights fans is 167 pounder Bob Suszelt. Bob, a senior, qualified as a sopho- more and placed second as a junior. Quality Not Quantity. The champions and their coaches rejoice as they are presented with the class A championship trophy. Richmond Heights has placed first in the state four times. Sweet Revenge. Riding out his rival Tony Too Small? Proving that muscle, and quickness Cardaman to a 1-0 championship victory is 132 work better than size is heavyweight champion Den- pounder Mike MacLellan. Cardaman defeated is Loushin. Dennis (a 200 pounder) wrestled boys Mike at Districts 5-3 in overtime. weighing 260, 327 and 295 pounds.

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A Sad Note. Mr Frank Noch was brutally mur- dered in his home at 2034 Beverly Hills Drive, in Richmond Heights Noch, 85, was well known throughout the community Friendly sponsor. Showing off his new salad bar is the manager of Teddies Restaurant in the Richmond Mall. Teddies is always a willing sponsor of the yearbook staff. Maybe next week. Showing grief over the Boy ' s Basketball loss to Berkshire is Mr. Nick Tibaldi Sr. The boys had a rough year finishing at 5-17. Where ' s the Beef? While informing the country that Wendy ' s has more beef than bun, Elizabeth Shaw, Mildred Lane, and Clara Peller added a new phrase to the English language.