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

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THE ROOT F THE cc 31 3 people, 9 through 1 2. And enrollment even went up this past year. But being the only single-A school on Cleveland ' s east side is not a problem here. We ' ve got almost 11,000 people living in Hillbrook Apartments, private homes in Scottish Highlands, and the Richmond Run Con- dominiums. The future residents of Rich- mond Heights received a set back when the new condos being built on Highland Rd. burned down last summer. Work quickly started on rebuilding them. Here things are in a constant state of change. The new airport landscaping is finished, but Richmond Run isn ' t. And there is talk of widening Richmond Road in the next few years. But still, people are used to changes around here. And that ' s a fact! JJ 2 Opening

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JUST MATTER OF Showing their pumped-up spirit for the new football season, sophomore Matt fwlacLellan jumps into the arms of Mike Gasser. The team ' s high expectations and enthusiasm was reflected throughout the school year. 447 RICHMOND ROAD RICHMOND HEIGHTS, OHIO 44143 216-692-0096 313 STUDENTS MIKE HAAS, EDITOR VOLUME 22 Title 1

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A friendly sign indicates the entrance to one of Richmond Heights best kept residential areas. Close to 500 houses hold many students and adults of the community. The RH Gridiron Club ' s annual Pumpkin, cider, and apple sale was once again a hugh success. Located at the corner of Chardon and Richmond, the sale provided funds for the foot- ball and cheerleading program, Worl ers quickly resumed work last fall on the Condos south of Richmond Road. The unfinished buildings were gutted by a fire during the summer setting back the opening date. :li f- ; t jsm Openin: