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"GhettoSuper tarthati whatyouar ..... " SMACK!! I hit the nooze button for the third time. Man, only three weeks into the school year, and I've already lo tall motivation to go. "Carroll, Get up! Your ride is here!" After finally getting up, I reached for the cleanest pair of jeans on the floor, and my favorite shirt. I grabbed a bagel and ran out the door. In spite of my frantic rushing, my ride Lewis, was late again. I paced back and forth, and then finally being five minute late already,! saw Lewis' White Rabbit VW pull up the driveway. "Lewi , You'reLate! You'relate!" "Don't worry about it, Carroll! We'll blame it on the con truction," hesaid,nonchalantly. "Hey good call, Lewi ! " On our way to school we passed the juniors breath­le ly running to school. Man it sucks to be them, I thoughttomy elf. "Hey Lewi , turn your windshield wipers on. It's starting to pour." We pulled into the junior parking lot and hastily madethewettriptoourfir tperiodclas. It's Government with Mr. Johnson, where of course, for the millionth time we discussed the Clinton Scandals. I say "off with his head." Not only because he dragged our country through hell, but because the detail of his per onallife put me to sleep every morning. BRRRRRRRRRRRRING ............. The bell rang, waking me up to go to second period. "Yes, offtocomrnons!" I was really excited to do nothing for a whole period, but upon arriving, I remembered that there is no stereo in the Senior lounge, and after eating every breakfast sandwich, you have to cough up a hair ball. Well, too bad. I guess I'll be forced to actually do some homework ........... no, I thought, as I casually laughed to myself at that crazy notion. I'll just stare at the wall. Suddenly, aloud voicetookmeoutofmy trance. "Carroll!" "You have a detention for not signing into commons! "Mr . Gebler," I replied. "!talked to you for five minutes right when I came in. You know I'm here." "Carroll," he went on. "It doe n't matter. It's the principle behind the thing. I'm the advisor and I sign

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my elfintocommons. RulesareRules." I sighed, and signed myself into commons just as the bell rang for me to go to leave. I arrived at my third period class and I had a notice to see Mr. Goodwin ... IMMEDIATLEY. Irantothe office and waited in line as seven kids in front of me received a plethora of deten­tions, Saturday Schools, and suspensions. When it was finally my turn, Mr. Goodwin was demanding to know where I had been the period before. I took a deep breath and went through the story of how I forgot to ign in, and then already got a detention formymajortran gres ion. Hestemly gave me his usual speech, gave me another detention, and sent me on my way. I got back to class and Mr. Ricci was saying, "We will have a 100 point examination on what we went over in class today." After the bell rang, signaling the end of the

period, I tried to ask Mr. Ricci ifl could get the note or take the te t a day later, but Mr. Roberts came in the room, and they both took off laughing, leaving me alone to fend for myself. Therestofthedaywenton moderately problem-free, except for the time when on my way to eventh period, I had to go to the bathroom. The time between the cla es is very hort and the halls are alway overflowing with people, o I had to ru h. I

blindly ran into a stall, but was soon topped by a loud voice, "That's a fifth grade bathroom only! Your bathroom is on the bottom level." Rollingmyeye ,I etofftocovertwo taircase inthefifteen econd I had left. Unfortunately ,just as I reached the bathroom, the bell rang. My goal to relieve myself, was soon forgotten as now I had to concentrate on finding a pass to Lon char' Proband Stat cia . "Oh wait, I'll go to guidance". Finally the bell rang to ignal the end of school. An announce­ment sounded saying that, both the tudent council and the yearbook cla had a meeting tomorrow at7:00 am. I ironically belong to both of the e organizations. Looking ahead towards my long night of studying forte t I didn't know anything about, I started towards the office to erve one of my jug . It had to be at that exact econd that I would hear the voice of this guy I really liked, "Hey Carroll, Wanna go to the Metroparks and to around the fri bee fora while?" I dejectedly answered, "Sorry, I can't today." He went to ask someone else as I went to detention.

C[ass of 1999

Mary Elizabeth Bruce Jennifer Carlton Elizabeth Clevenger Jonathan Cole

seniors 5

C[ass o_f 1999

Jesse Fishman Katie Flynn John Franco Ryan Frazier

6 seniors

C[ass o_f 1999

Amanda Hall Seif Hamid Morgan Hanner Fiona Hawks

seniors 7

C[ass of 1999

Sean Hawks Jessica Hazen Peter Heintzelman Kimberly Hlavin

Robert Humphrey Ciara Keenan Erin Kelley Jesse Kepple

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James Leffler Todd Lewis Scott Locurto James Derek Lomas

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C[ass oj 1999

Jessica lowe Matthew Lubs Katie Macey Christopher Male

Misha Mentschukoff J aclyn Mercede Brian Miller Kelly Miller

Matthew Monda Drew Mottinger Ian Mullins Mike Murphy

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Ryan Nichols Samantha Norton David 0' Hara Mary Ollinger

Lindsay Parker

Jennifer Reeder Joeseph Reinart Kristen Rest Margaret Rode

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Daniel Rutkowski Julie Sandmann

John Snavely Lauren Stecker Kathleen Sulik Michelle Tenebria

12 Seniors

C[ass oj 1999

Lauren Weiss Michael Wells Tiffanie Widing Jacob Wilkoff

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C[ass of 1999

Cortney Williams Alexis Wyszynski Amy Yuratovac Lindsay Zenker

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16 senior favorites

SENIOR FAVORITES T.V. SHOW- PARTY OF FIVE

CARTOON- THE SIMPSON'S

FOOD- PIZZA

RADIO STAT ION- 101.9 ACTRESS- MEG RYAN

ACTOR- BEN AFFLEC~

VACATION SPOT- FLORIDA

RESTAURANT- MONGOLIAN BARBECUE

TEACHER- MR. PONI~VAR

MALE SINGER- DAVE MATTHEWS

FEMALE SINGER- SARAH MCLAUGHLIN

GROUP- BEASTIE BOYS

SONG- "INTERGALACTIC"

PLACE To BE- IN BED (ASLEEP)

EXCUSE FOR BREA~ING CURFEW-.. A DEER HIT ME!"

P1C~-UP LINE- "WANT TO GO FISHING?"

PLACE TO PARTY- DA BARN

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Holly Andre Erin Andrew Lind. ay Bartel Ja en Ba kette Adam Bitner Becky Blume

Mary Bole CaitlinBrez Mary-Elizab thBruce Jennifer Carlton Elizabeth Clevenger 1 nCole

Chip Conn AnnDeRee Tyler Exline Je eFi hman Ryan Frazier Jeremy Galante

DavidGa kin Abigail Gilkey Amanda Hall

eifHarnid Morgan Hanner Fiona Hawk

S anHawk Peter Heintzelman KimHlavin Owen Hood KatyHope Bob Humphrey

CiaraKeenan Katie Kim ball JacqueKiuchin Molly Krueger Alicia Lane Jonathan Lang

Sarah LeClerc Jimmy Leffler ToddLewi Scott Locurto Je , icaLowe Chri Male

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Lind ayZenker Carrie Slonaker

Mi haMentschukoff Jackie Mercede Brian Miller Kelly Miller Drew Mottinger Ian Mullin.

Mandy Norton David 0' Hara Marry Ollinger Brad Padavick Deanna Paisley Lindsey Parker

JPPonikvar KatieRahn JenReeder Kristen Re. t Meg Rode JulieSandmann

Angie Seaman Kelly Small Adam Smith Michelle Smith Lauren Stecker Katie Sulik

Michelle Tenebria Brad Thalman Joelle Van kyhock Kerry Varnum Je ica Yo. s Emily Weingart

Lauren Weis. Michael Well Tiffanie Widing Jacob Wikoff Alexis Wy. zyn ki Amy Yuratovac

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28 senior numeral

Holly A. Andre-Good Luck to the cia~' of niney niney mne. Chad &Mtkey in Mongolia. fun times w/ pigs feet and food. Beth. Mary.Le~y.Abby, Mom & Dad. I love you. Thank., for keepmg me laughing.

Erin B. Andrew. -Thx mom. dad & family 4everything ILU.Th to my girb for years of fun. J .L.. E.K,

. J.P .. A.S .. K.S.J.S,M.R .. E.W,T.W. & anyone else. A tst "To those who thmk we're swell & those who don't can go to hell." M.N.-BDW ER 4ever! We've enjoyed a taste of the good life!! Thx Clev. lit Gang esp.Jenny.(ho-rides)and much love to the Bainbridge crew J.J. I'll mis. you! I an-I Love you 4ever!DM,BB,BC,CF,MW,KL,PF,RR,FL.DM.LP,KH,SG. Joey-It's been fun th<4 the friendship! Fmnkie-"You'refunny! '

pectal thx to LS, ILU. Gluck cia." of 2000&gluck to DS,DP,EL, 1W. last but not least Ht to AM,CB.BS(Smoke hound) Ain't got nuttm but love for a 99'. Goodbye & Good Luck to all of you. 0 REGRETS !!!!!!!!! !!!!!! !!!!

Lindsay Bartel-l'velearnedalot.Nvr4getallthemems: 4yrs Ten.Gym.Piays.Musicals,P.Roll . P-Puffs,Fort , V-Dnce­ltwasfun.KV, ST. A Y,EW,M .JP,TW, G,KH,PH .JC. H­Thn somuch Bstoflck:ST.DM .M 1,EG .BB .MB , · KH. Gr8times : B lk/Wht.trckr.SpcThnxtoMadons. Dan ke furallesGer&Mel.lluvuM,D.C&C . Drew: omuchbtwnus. meanssomuch. Thnx.lluvU!I'l am notafmidoftomorrow. for I have seen yesterday, and I love today! '

Adam P. Bitner- Yo.sH.bT. oH, dO,j L.jP, tE, aG, aW. .... C.h.S.kK,k ,b .iT'sbEe Fu !jBnulLe.S.U.P!mObY 97, DaBar , mmmmdROp!.2 amgOIF. mJ97~. mlrTHI, coBrA.4xXCtr. GLxc99,JvBBwicK. fLExHAha. HeY goAt! KAboBs. hooOnKLUvYa 1onunnDaDnjB, GLt bYeN GL2aLL.

Rebe<:ca J, Blume-Finally done ! Great2Bback! Goodluck every JIWestG. ucked!Thnx2e very l .mom-ILUsomuch. Dad,Steps&Fam.Katie&Kate-B.F.F.'s LuvYa guys alway ! Bros-JJ&JJ.Lil Sis's J,S,&L .Luv ya Ames, KF,KH,BB, BB,BB.MC,MP,FC.MP.BH(we shared much)TN,SC. KF,M .MS,PR,RB.DZ.JB.TO.KH,TD,AA- Hatta! JL. KS.IM,CW. M,EK, MR.O, Mrs.Levme. GL, Bobby& Bet. y, MF, JH,MC.ZG,BG, JH.PH.BC,MS,GL.JP, sauced, F! @#ed up,pink,skipn.shows.river.Jeep. Turk. House of Pin i, F .0, town .hotel. bobs, bill s. B P . Parties. A T,H.TUB.Don\ HarleyRide.gonna miss every I somuch, Luv U all Goodbyet.

1ary Boles- To all my friends: thank you for great memories. 4yrs volleyball. basketball. track . Fall Play. Musical. Thank you mom and dad for love, kindnes . and support. To Ltbby­you are the greate t! Goodtimes,great oldies. Thank.s to my teachers coaches for your dedication and support. Laughmg at yourself is what gets you through HS. 'The amt of sleep required by the average person is just five minutes more. •

Caitlin C. Brez-Thanx for everythingt Homecoming. Prom.Halloweeo,mustcals.collectmg cans, band camp-Thx Ms.S rubberchicken.David,window. sergeant &commando.J N-John&Jenn.Thanx to all my friends for all the memorie&& fun !Thnx Mom,Dad,Court.Cyleigh.Chtp& Sparky-llove you o much I Goodluck class of98!

M-E Bruce-'To laugh often and much: to win the respect of intelligent people & the affection of children: to earn the appreciation of honest critics & endure the betmyal of false fnend~; to appreciate beauty; to find the very best in others: to leave the world a bit better" hetherby a healthy child: a garden patch: or a redeemed social condition; to know even one life has breathed ea~ier because you have lived. This is to have ucceeded '-Emerson. Thank you, family and friends for upponing me all these year· .

30 personals

Jenny E. Carlton·How I made it through these 4 years: hard work and BS.parttes.friends. KP MG, CW.VD.ET.KM,esp Kathleen P& TBDB Monica. Thanx to CF4 treating me with all the respect I well de,erved@ thi' "'ildly multi-cultural and diverse chool. Good Luck 2 all I HY AGTH. Thanx mom&dad& OAMJSAD.

Elizabeth L. Clevenger-Thank" every I. 'specially my family: Ka te, C, A.M.BP. ILU; Mo-art. oosk. pop machine, HA, DG, WE,Bam Posse. MK. #7Rc:, .#1* uJHt Good Luck

arla-8 KP>Mongolia: Chad & Mtkey, 'snort'. Food: )FattyD Rock on, nudie drawing-Lex: Jersey shore: work in' it "Deet'! 2nd. 7th P YCHJCt <*JP*>vr\ 2lst.VM&P :'nuff said.

Jon . Cole-High schools over huh . Well thanks to both of my fami lie,, JR. and The Kids. Thanks Green Machine for all the zany games and can't forget BLT sandwitches.

Brooks R. Conn-' ll was the best oftimes. lt was the worst of ttmes. but now it come to an end.' 4yrs soccer,lyrTennis. DaBarnJeep'n and other activtties. Thnx to all my people's! OH, SH. BT, HB,JH.AH.AG.LW.and all others .. Special thnx to my Fam: mom.dad.Jen.&cody. Couldn't have done it without you.

Philip B. Consolo- Thnx for 4 great years. 4 yr; X-C. 4 yrs. Tennis. 3 yrs Stage Crew. Thnx Mom. Dad, Chris and Kevin . See ya.

nn E DeRee-Cias. of 1999 rules! X-C (JV. ES, AL. KH.AC,LH. AB.LZ, Monika Loves you) lluv 2 run. M and M',Forever-DP .KR , BNL- KH .J R.SL,MM ,S H.RF,CB, Thanx Mom and Dad, for all your ;upport .

Vicky M. DiMichele-Thanx Chagrin 4 treating me like an oul\idereventhough I've lived here my whole life. Good luck Matty Poppins & just remember u can't c the Buffalo <he's invisible)

am DiRosa-4 yrs .. wmg (KV-Ks weats) "STU'­salads:LS,K H4yrs band<Comm andoCaitlin)SM .MF­Gluck+ TM-chuckDtgalbEtSy+M ·.S-Thnx 4Everythtng! {SL-Frank&Mabel!talks w/trayFBI ! Applebees.S&E)[BS-1 wtll everForget U -Ever]EW - VAG! PerryORbust JV·swingset/BanannaBread/ KS - R U SURE?' AL Stuck.lnTheDres.,erAgain 1 ASIDatJS . MB,Cody HP.KH­SOMA/MT -1 did not break the candydish!Proii'97Thnx2 MT,YH,MM,KH,SH.CHOILS. KR, JR, DP,TC.JP (mov­ies) And my Fan1. 4Everything.IT WAS FU ,BUT NEVER AGAl .

David Edenfield- 'You just can't see him from the road. Go Army!"

Tyler G. Exline-Good Luck to all, but special thanks to TL,JH.OH,AG.DO,BT,SH,LW,AII . RC, ll,JC,GF The biggest thanks goes to my MOM and the rest of my family. Good luck to all those who have played a part in my life. Later CF.

Greg B. Ferlito-D.J.G. Ltckem' 2 all my boys and gtrls.SM. S,EW,LB,BP,JH,MT.JC,ED,CD.TD,AS.AS and most of all to my kindest bud ick Barrie. Gettin Busted on my back. porch CM. LF. To my fam. Thanx. Love ya Phie, Samh you are my sunshme

Adam J. Fischer-'l'm glad I did tt, partly because tt was worth it. hut mostly because I shall never have to do it agam.'- Mark Twain. Je&se D. Fishman-'Kindness in words creates conti­dence. kind ness in thmking created profoundnes'>, Kindne's tn giving create. love.'Thanx to Adam F. 0; MikeL. Charley: Brian M: Yousef·Keep the peace I I Jove you mom Dad. Joy, Emily. Ms.S.I43 always Jenna.

Jesse Fishman- ' Kindness in sharing creates gentleness Kindness in gentleness creates caring. Kindness in carin creates love." Thnx Adam F .. 0. JJ, Charlie G .• Much lov my family. 143 alwys Jenna.

John C. Franco-Carpe Dtem. Never indicate the syndicate.

RyanJ. Frazier-Long livecagedancing! Good luck Syndicate bros DocShuga.Lee Harvey. DLove .Fi shbai t .Flash, MSquared.MrPtnk.4greatyrs country: MAABCBPCTE OF DGJHOHJKDMBM . SPBRMSABACADLH KHALESJ VLZ.Kirk,&all the grads. MOJLSHDGMBJHMKDO.Thanx Mom, Dad, & Liz.

Jeremy Galante-4 yrs could've been better. I've only JUSt begun. Thx to all my friends, old and new:DO-JH-MB-SH­MO- C-JL-JW-MM and finally me SYNDI ATE brothers. frza, lomee. shuga, fishbait, mateo. rips,& Frisco. THx LGs, Lew. Hit. elly. and RCR for life and love.

Abigail Gilkey-CF-class of '99-The success of your past will only be rembered by the path of your future Bf-LW-JH-AH­M -KH-KV-EW-AY-HA-JG-AS-ST-AW-BC-KK-LUV\­CFx2-SM-Iadybug-DO SH-always-JL-grillo-kltnk-JP-CC­CM-Da Barn Hills Lowly-B L-ML-BL-Pumpkins-P&B rolltn 4yrs-soccer -M&C-thank.s-Phillips-Gehr-Lonchar I LUV U mom-dad·MG-GG-MG Good Luck

Sofie Grigera-Thanx to all my kind buds' Kttty Kat. Dawson M. Bob,Ktm H., Good times: fort. Bo\ Pumpkin Roll . Billies,Berkey's.Good Luck to:EK, PH.EW.M .TW.LS. EA.JP,MR,JS,LB.JL.MOB,JK,IM.LF,KL,CW,KK,SH . KV,AW,CM, & everyone I forgot.Rec crew $5 an hour,hell yeah! Thanx to my family . I love you guys. Next year we'll meet new peopl . so choose friends who make you a better per.,on & happy

Steve Grubich-Football 95-98 2 winning seasons, To my boys: Male,Sna vely.Bob,JoeDig, Joe Knauff,Dan. tchols,The untouchables,The great Pumpkin Chase98'GoodLuckto42.9.5.23,7. IWALUAY.Thank t my family and everybody else who helped me along the way. Gus and Kwolek.

Charlie A Grugle-Freedomt Thanx to those I love· Enn, Jesse. Cody. and Pat. Thank. You DJ.Gforyears of aggravation.

Geoffrey G Guselio- Thanks for the fun 4 yr;. Goodluck to 42,7,76.55.65,5,1.9.32,33,6,44.61. in FB next yr.Thanks t the pimps I put the hammer down with EM,JS,JR.DR,ML.R ,WG,BH.IM. SLSH. PS,and every­one else. and the girls that tried:KK. MK.ST,A Y,EW,EK, JG,SG,KS.MR,TW<alwayshallredeyeslandeveryoneelse.A special thank. toJulie.Good Luck to the rest of my family anf thank you mom for dealing with me. The goat lives on Y.ith the wiggly,and a heartful thanks CFPD and Mr. Goodwin and lastly the Nituc Monster lives at Lub's.

Amanda J, Hall- Thanx 4 the friendships;JH.LW, AG,OH.AB.SH.TE,BT,DO.DG,CC.CS,MO,HA.BC ,A W. DaBam&Laur's,'Let's go bowltng.• PumpkinRoll. Keep swimming fast.l LUV Colorado I ever lose touch. Good Luci. 99.

Seif Hamid "Who's hot who's not. '-MaSe. Thnx crew:O'Har.~,Bmore,Hood.Thalman. Bam, Ba.,sment.Rolltn. PRoll. SneakinOut. REC CREW. Stage Crew. Columbo. Holy Smokes.AIIright. Where the ladies at?BeatBXN. Bowl· ing~ PA? Goat. toop. 2ManyGoodTimes .... 4yrs Tennis­states.Van. G

Morgan E. Hanner- Hmm ... whereto tart' Strmgsanddance squad rock. A mtllton thnx to JV. you're a Diva. Thanks to my intellectual/artistic commrades, you challenge and amaz me constantly. Thanks to everyone who made Marjorie possible. Thnx to everyone who makes me laugh, you keep m going. Rip and tear!

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Jenny M. Hardesty-! MADE IT MOMMY!'!!!

Fiona Hawks- I v. antto thank all of my teachers for supporting me meyery way. Wantto thank my parent~. foral<.o supp<>rtmg me and the encoumgement. and I want to thank my brother Sean. rm gomg to miss all ofthe dances that we used have. I'm gmng to miss all of my friem.ls especially Rebecca Bloomfield. Last but not lea.st, I'm going to nms Dr. Axner and Mr.Goodwm. 1 aho want to add that I e;pecially want to thank Mr. Kline., 1rs. Kramer, and Mr; Warren for helping me and supportmg

me all through the way

Sean Edmund Hawks- Dr. Shugaextends his wannest regards to hi boys from back in the day. Jcnndogg. Mondtal. Fish bait Lewts(good luck explaining that to yourchtldren!). Juan long. Frizza, D-Love & Spec tal Sauce, Yacob, and htps. Much love to Ashley, Rebecca. Allison. Ann, Fischer. Hamid, Katy, Kepple. arah. O'Hara. M .0 .. Jocllc, and Traetc. Many thanks to the teachers; administrators; and coaches Preyss. Ktrk. &

erluco. God speed to my fellow agents m the covert & tllustnous Brotherhood of the yndicate (RF.JG.DL.TL,RR, M 1,JF.JL). Thanks for XC 1998! Love to Dad, Mum. & Fwna.

Jessica L. Hazen- every I 's basement. every I\ porch. DaBam, Tiger Soccer, The Woods. K-Mart, the Boat. Solon. Jeep Parades. Wrong Way. Dicks, U-Tum. Cookte Monster, 80's. Circle2. CO~great fnends and lots nf laughs. Thnx '>0 much, luv u all esp the fam 1 99':) ba·bye!

Peter J. Heintzelman-thnx 4 the 4 gr8 yrs.Finally over. We had 'orne good t11nes. Roll 97& 98(sort of). foruhelterhouse ..... lyr 1080. Thnx to everybody for every­thmg. 2yrs hockey.2yrs football. Thnx mom.dad.mike.& Jenny you always put up with me. " ever stop dreammg cause when you stop dreaming it\ timetodie."-BM. Gdlk to all. take it easy.

Kimberly J. Hlavin-"Oh I felt pleasure and I felt pain. and now I know that I can never be the same .. so if the sun does shine and rain does fall, I gives thanks I've had mysighttoseethrough it aii"·Ben Harper o much to remember: 4yrs WIM. tnznashed at: p-roll 97/98. marc's.parl..s. tough T' ,Yarty's.fort,SMC.DMC.Love and thnx to Er­Bear,Egg,Sof, Bi ns.Jello .Li ns. Lunky. ToughT.Abs.Em,

im, Erwm.Jacq. Margc.Jewcb. KT.Juanito, Graham.Kru,e. DM.SL,JS,JR.DR,T-Bone. JK.PH,CF.MW.PB. Thnx staff. e~p.JP.Mel, Phillips. Enne.Chapin.& the A>•'GL to the cia~' of991 llove u M.D. & Klee. " .... for I must be traveling on now, cause there\ toomanyplaccs 1\egottosee."llovc you all. You are in my heart always. Peace ....

Owen W. Hood-Like we always do about thts time ... what's up to: SH ,A B.BT.DO.TE. The skanks-minute Weiss. AG,AH.JH.My RecCrew. Kickm ttin DA BAR . Topdov.n -

11. P·Funks. Holy smokes.Bov.ling' toop.Woof. B's. Foos.Mirth. Yeaah. Thnx tn mom.dad, & max.

Katherine . Hope· "The past is yours, learn from it. The future is yours. fulfill it.' Thnx for 4 great yrs Cf 1

Mom.Dad.Em-1 owe it all to you. TWM-thnx for the memo­ies! Krtsten,Ann Dcanna,Jen. Sean .Ryan.Jon.Sarah.J remy,Derek.Matt.Katie. Brad.Jake,Crutlin. am- guys are wesome-we've done a lot offun stuff together this year. As for

my buds; RB.CS,CK.TE,CC.SC.AC,MF.KH.MH.BB,JK, YHJB.AH,MT,RG.CC. .NC, L,Jl..TL.RC.GL.SM,BS.CT. AK. Lisa & Megan keep on your toe 1Mr.J & M .S thnx!'l'm on my way! '

ott Hrovat-To all the people who held me up when I passed ou t and to those who helped me pass out JS.JR.R .RK.CD,DR.ML,BH.IM.BT,BD.and then to my mom.dad and sister for bemg a good family. C-ya

Bob L. Humphrey-Thanks Dad! and Mnm 1 My boyt Weeb. and Joe. Canada. and keep thugin it. To the rest of the CF pimps; Kwolek(MEX).JohnJoe.Dan.Marc.Male.Ian.Calcy, Hrovat.Gus, ichoh.99'

Ciara Keenan - Thnx to all my triends­JM,CS.LP JS.K 1.JV.KS,SL.RK.MT .AH,CD.ES.RC.JH.RM, and everyone else(U know who U R!) The memories­JM(florida-ken&rob. B.M.A., "I can't walk!", tori &mellisa. Dontos Ranch. OH ... Y A') CScwelcome to my home· we will never forget LSJ LP.CS.MR,KK,JG.( M.BP) ... "l was stttmg there." Pmkn RI.,BG. Prom 98' C .Thnks Mom-ur the best. lluv u! Gd Luk class of 99'. I will miss u all!

Erin J. Kelley-Thanks CF foreverythmg. It wa~ crazy. it was fun, it was a blast! This could not have happened w/o my girls. The bestest fnends in the whole wide world. I'll always love you, M ,GV,JP.EM.JL.EA.l .TW.A Y.KH All so differ­ent. But that's why I loved you guys. Thanks for the mems. SG,KS. 1R.J .A ,LP,KK.the boys BH.JS.JR.CM,DR. MW, ML.GG,DMWord up IM,JK. GDLK PS CM. I love you guys.llovejewlsanddrinks. AlsoGdlk ELREDP DS SBB MW. I love you Pat. mom. John. C-ya CF I'll never forget you.

Jesse P. Kepple-Sup to Ace.Jeff,Stef.Mtsha. Aaron. Matt G,JR.Janette. Miller,Matt M,and Mitch. 'No mistake is big enough to bring you down.The wnnkles on your face are strength m your mmd. "­Andreas Kisser/Sepultura.

Jacqueline A. Kluchin -1 had a blast. pecial thnx to MKDDJCST&B and to my favorite people in the world. 1A DS-you're the best .EKEALSGVEWA Y TWJUSMRKHLBDMPH G ILUC 1YAma7tng. TANISHA try not to fhq up too much!! love you.

Joey D. Knauff- Toe2Toe0nAtTheLizzoL8 iteGametight­IA . Bob.Wceb,Marc.Pete.RK=Aka 1EX. SHOLL YWOODS$Ga Mask K Bw/B iII &Craig.

JE S&TIFF -mygirlslwiiiAiways LuvU(stay-good)Edog­alway .. dwn4theLB -nolimit- thnx2-girlsA Y .EAbmokey). L (deezcups),EK.M .JP,EW.JS,GY.KS.SG.LP(cuz), KH .guys-JS.JR,DR.ML.CM,GG.R ,BB.Fro.CW.JMor. 98GRADS-Bri, Buda, Berk. RyeDog. ML.A.MAC. pc­cta ls2·KB&Dan K .. ewbrew.CiG .SoCo toe2toe THUGLUV21A (SOLDIER) Heart Felt Thnx2 all the ladies (U K OW WhoUR )w ho"wrote"CO KTALE -in the LIMO TripleBeam=BDSBR BTCHS-99THA KS : my family and Donny Y.Mrs.Y .Ron&Joanne. OTHA K : CFPD,SRPD.GoodDOG.TheShwaah

Molly K. Krueger- Peace Out! Thnx to everyone who made these 4 years fun, you know who you are. Love and thanks. Good luck 99.

bye Trina Katie C. Kruse- Thnx4. 4 incrdble yrsCFHS!4 yr seer. ts9596 9798 1 tChmp96 . Mione :thnx4 evrythng!4yr . bbii.StRun p97 1 tChmp98(28-0) 1mrP:thnx4.4gr8yrs. Hmecmng98.B ftres. ppuff97 (~trek I 't )98(chrldrs) !tping,pmpkrll. 97 -3501bs. 98-4000pmpk.prm.AMBP tLP.MR,CK.CS, JG,KK).lntmi<,­Mc lly.Mtchi.Haze,Zdmvko&team!TCK-CnfC. BF&b is4 18y"+!Lu\U'Mreen-BFsnce E WB! MyiRth, nte!luvu 1CP56!grads:M BK(b.sis#2),MM.JL.JF.MA,KQ. K ,CO.KG.SP.CP.W IZ.TG,BC.AW! srWmen· gr8times gr laugh\ 1MoiHR6th.STtTP &P).Jeweh.LP.Mndy.Mrge, Em.Haz.e, (cocaptU), Abs.Tiff.EK.AY.JL,KH# ~.S G.J V (o rthos l. HA ,AW .MB.AD, K V ,LW .KS 'srMen ; L(vgas·>.GG.Joe, Weeb,PH#I5.DM.BO.JP.Dan.JS,MW. (v t).Lub~. AB.JL.RK.KM!GLck:Kip(mybud,luvu!J.JG­Iilsis. ST.Hntz,LC,MP.C .LMc,EG.AI,JW.Tte ,JE.Chp, CB,Esh.KL.RB,RB!mom&dad:Uhvebn the best evr! ILUYUI TMK !thnx4hlp'J TPK. TCK, TKK.-Iuvuall w/all myheart!any I frgttenGL&lu' u'

Ryan Kwolek-! would lil..e to than I.. MJ for helpmg with all the hard times, and Joey Knauff for introducing me to her.CF PimpsiJK.RK.CD,IM) lluv MR. J .CM. KM, LP.R .JR, JS .WG.BA, and all the rest. Clas' 98'.CF Fo<>tball.

Ali Lane- I love this culturaly d1ver e school! Can't wait to get to college where it i~ all v.hite, nch kid~. Thank you Chagrin.

Jonathan K. Lang- 4ye-who care>, its over move on .... and to all my krazy katz;SUHC98),AF' (link 98).JG.M 1 (EF97, .k o.I.J,TL,SD,JG,RF.BM,KH.Jdl,cc{edit), jw(csmd)Doc hug@(fun ~ince grade l .betta since Spain97)· muchluvall thanx to mom and pops-peaceout-<<.luanlong>>

Sarah J. LeClerc- Goodluck99'Summer98@The trtp(21 +)Bic.Dflcc.Frank.Lexy.J R .. SD (Fran I..

&Mabel)JL. H.MM,AF.ADCi! TZ's Luv ya'KR(Frtd ays)DP.L C.LH.(Se an,roofboy) Band.t hanxMS, MF(Poach'em)SM(backdoor) KH(Bal) Commando CB.

er ge ant. A p pI ebee s, Cookie m n n s te rs , han x mom.dad.Mel.&aii.Take Care!

James M. Leffier V- 'Ltfe move pretty fa\t. if you don't stop and look around. you could miss it." 2yrs scr .2FB ,4basket.4base ,thnx coaches,I,Pauly .Sal>, Lonch.Ponikvar.Serluco.Ger. Longtime fnendsAB ,

H.BT.DO .AG.J H,L W . KK ,TL.TE, A Y.AW. 42.!! , 7 .22=best backfield ever!Gdlck to 72.56. J 3,45, we were the best! Emmy-llove you forever baby 1STL-my best friend. Mom &Dad-w/out you I am nothing. I love you both more than anything!

Todd C. Lewis-WOJO i. God 11 '!4yr,B-Ball-2yr .Fball-3yrs Ft hm.Doli4Duke- Whatup2TyX-Jeeeemy. HeeHoo, Shuga, EW. LP, JS , Oz. Strew, , Murray. yndicate. U C and UK are worthle '·Duke is the greatest. Pat Lynch I hope I have taught you well( by Jr Yr) My bestfnendMame be strong. DAD-March 1adne s. Thanks to 1om. Dad, Jeff. Lee Lee, Grandma and the rest my family. "I could have missed the pain, but I woulda had to mis' the dance.' I love you all.

colt P. Locurto- hout to ichols, Joe Digg . Gu (H~O), Kwolek, all the other guy,, & the only decent girh MR J LP KK Fhq everyone who sucks.

Jessica V. Lowe- Thnx to my girl (KS(R&Jj. TW, LS.EA.J ,E K.GV.A Y.MN.EW.JP. MR. KK , LB,

G, B B , A • L P)thx4 the gr8t i mes. memories & friendships.lluvUall4ever .. &theME : BB.DM, PH,ML.DR. JR,J ,hollywood.PS,CB. JD.GG. RW. B , CB, AM--Joey .Ian. Marc - my B udz4ever-thn x 4thelaughs (be good) ILU4ever.Thx2the Kens ton Crew-it was real !DW.CW.CM.BC.FL.DM,KL, GG)* JJ always in my thoughts. 2Pau1ManyPast Memories&Many more toComeiLoveUalways. 2auntieSKY.S'S,7/4/97. absolute <EA)Joey'sCar,LS nitecrew&goodtimes too many to mention Thn M&Dstephanie&Mike-1 Luv 1-lt'sBeenFun-GLuck '99

Katie J. 1acey- It's been4 great years here' 4 years oftball. Thanks Coaches/Teachers. ET. JC. CG. J •

MG. YD. Thanks for the great memories . Bonftres, MG' . J ' . J ' &Pumpkin Roll 97-98. Thanks M& D.Tom, Bis. y & good luck, Emily. Carrie. love ya!

Christopher R. Male- Football 95-98. Thanks fam· ily. Weeb. John. Dan. Joe, ichol . all my other boy. keep pumpm'. Thanks to all the young ladie. who made my hfe that eas} (too many to name). Emtly, my thanks for always being there. love both of you Colleen. thankyou for everything. I love you with all of my heart .

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fi ha A. Mentschukorr. "1. ~omethmg wrong? he . aid. Of course there b. You're \till alive, ~he said. Oh .. do I de.,erve to be'? Is that the que tion ... and if o ... if so ... Who answer<;?" -Pearl Jam "Alive". Hey I

have too man) to thank. Ace. Je~se, 1tke. Murray, dam. all my teachers .. My high school career ha'

become "comfortably numb." I only regret I never knew the one person I always wanted to . PS Cue, Jeremy. Brian-Thank;, Rod. on.

Jacyln D. tercede- CFHS had it's up' & downs. Thanks to all those who added: CK. C . KR. A . RK. SL. BB. BB. ES. EH. BT, JS, BT, H. GF, VG, DE, KS, N. &everyone else. 4 yr ~wim- KH, AH. KV, LZ. SO- we made it' Ck F&M. !R&K. M&T.

1ayfield bo)S, I have to pee, Outrigger- I luv F& 11. wamp.C, )O no e. toy un LE. olorado. Are

you? BGSU. Hiran1 Camp. South D. Carolina. & Middlebury. Thanx Federated, Luv to the fam­Janette take care of Bennit. Bye Class of '99. T will truly nu ·s e\ef) per<;on.

Brian Miller- Thanks to all my friends: AF. JC. BG, JK. AH. JL, MJ. C 1\.B. and all others. CC.4 S\\im 4 Trk 4.

'uw ih ume to JX'P the Bubble of CF and go into the real \\Orld • 'o"' I think it. Time I leave it all behind."

Kelly R. Miller- Thanks for makmg me feel like I belong here & makmg my tran,ition so much ea"er' Give my love to Rvan. Weeb, Jimmy, Lodge. Male, McHugh, Lubs, Joho"ny. the football team. Meg. Julie. and C\'eryone that goes to Chagrin.

tattbe~ h.. '\tonda - Mom, Dad. Garrett, Grant. Eli1abeth. Baseball. AC. Drama. Syndseat= Docta Shuga. If. DLove, RF. JF, Jer. Jacob. JL. Fishing. DO IT FOR D KE!

Dre'l' Mottinger·'People. who htde them elves behtnd a wall of .nu,ion, never glimp'>e the truth."-Roger Waters Thanks to tho'>e who kept me smilin.BB.SG.PH,KS.Mel, &thegirls. Linds,IIuvu.'just wmt". Tomorrow's another (Ia}

Ian Mullins- Toe:!ToelnABitzzoAtTheLizzo. Much Love:!: Jessi.Tiff.EK,LauraDec7 .Mandy .Graham, Jacque.

d E:.rin A .. you're inmy hean.To the TR Tank Doggs. R .JR,Hump,Man:,Hollywood. Craig &Btll, Pete.J ,DR .

1L,SG.RK,AndMyBoyWitDaSoCo.-Knauff(THUGLOY) Joe !\..-Playa. 4Life And Evryone Thanx. DECA. THUG4 LIFE. EBK. Everyday, Allday, ToTheDay I Dte.Honey Hun\.L8 !'liteKrc-.., Donkey Punch. IL YYO KB & DA. k'!!West~ide Is TheBest;ide. Down 4The Pound, SuperBo,Cig., Souljah Style.50/IOO.JiZ7ity.Toob. Tnnani...MoB oPax. All Da Hoze. 1uch Lov2 Class' 98. (M]Dogg)Buda,L ut7 , Sher Slam.Rye Dogg. ade ,Burl.. Dog. Macki0 .. Str8 THUG 4 LIFE. ALLBO T $ Than7 2myMom, Rick, Mys.!oter ikki .LuvYou 1! BoRn ToBeASoLDfER----E-DoGG

tike C. Murph)' BASS-EQ ALIZER-BASS PL BOOM. underwear-Stevcn-Stmky-Hello-Plop. To my Homebiscuits BJ, BF. MF, BM. LZ, BP, TL. SS, SG. 147 tire UH-YEAH S SY BWADWEE. POOP. HIPHIP HOP :-1 \1Y PAl'; AKES ARE HOT. MWOW. BUGGI ', ILYSS4EYR Alnght bye

Ryan '\1. , ichols- Baseball '97. '98. Thanx Bobby L. Thanx to Rosey Palm and her 5 friends . 1GD. THC, :T&A. Danny. Joe ice. John .. WeeD G., Hump, Scott L.. Squat H., Lubs, arc, Pus;, Pumpm' 1ale. ' E­ngrrnou!o Ian. Geoff ugs.

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Samantha B. orion-Thanh Chagrin: the greatest times so far.4yrs. occer;thanks Malone & teamamtes. 10 . Florida.Tiffs.Dad\,P&P.col .. snowboarding, Montevillc, prom.marc's, fort . Kent, BGSl_;,Pete's, Perry drive98' metropark.'o, pumpkimng-ALWAYS LAUGH! G! Thank'> to my gtri·-Jacl!'(we'II always be together) BM's Em.EK. AMY ,Graham,Tiff,Enn,Lauren .Good Luck -J L.SG,KS. MR.J .KK.KY.LB,KH,S .AG.HA. John. Joe.dan.tan. drew.hogan.daniel,marc Mom+<lad+stevie +<lust-your love support means the world. Pete-! LOVE YOU ALWAY 1

thank you, You\e taught me so much '>mce seventh grade. I -..ill never lose any of you! bts spater Ger The;e memories will last forever.

Da~id C. O'Hara-To my mother.father,brother. Penny, & Belle. To anyone who believes they belong here. To Sabo. To Jajalab. To 1aJalame. To Domination, and Joviality To teacher . To snakes, Industrialism, and lammation. Half shark-alligator man.

Mary Ollinger-" Laughing all the way .. ."Jecp fun. Mongolian.Chad&Mil..ey.BB.Food.Crazy80's, ltimate Fnsbee, Colorado, Biker Chicks. Pop Machine Yeah Greg, I LOVE AKED PEOPLE. Rose Can. AP soul, Hammered. Thanx y'all. Ma, Pa. HA.BC.DG. Movie Gang. Wes,MAggie. Everyone Bro-Good Luck with e\'erythmg. I'll ml'>s you o much. Dori.. -Someday. All My Love. Yarf. Oosk. Tapioca Boogers&the Jello Fantasy. ' Little World, tep Aside .. .'Ya know. o it goes. mile.

Bradley M. Padavick- Umm ... OOo baby I love all of you . WAY good times: Bald Head I<. land, 70 down Haskins. Buggin. Bombsite. 2 hrs later. Alex's Crown UC, Pumpktn Roll. He llo to: Best friend Laura. Maku. Hee Hoo. AP, LZ. MH. TO. RB. Gtrlfnend Hannah. I love my family.

Deanna L. Paisley- I would like to thank all my friends­KR. AD, JR. CB. SL, KR. KH . MT' 4yrs. TracL 3yrs dancesquad, 2yr WATERGIRL! M&l\.h! Biology. gum wrapper' Thank you to my wonderful parents! Thanks for all the memories!

Lindsey A. Parker-Thanks to everyone who made my highschool yrs great! Ja-uh Jewels and Btg Mama • J," BFF.MF,JG. RC.ML.RK.KK.A Y,TW.KS ,JL.EA ,AS. L .LB .AN.JS.EW,JR .K 1.C 1,ML ,DR.R .KL.SL.IM . K .JP M .WG. SG. my 'cu7, Thanx. & I L Y G Y 1

Chff, thanx for the memories and being a part of me. Marc, thanx for sticking with me, I love ya! The Bainbridge crew, it's been fun! Thanx to my mom, MH, DH. AH. PH, CW. MP. P. & KP, you guys kept me on track. Joel John~on .

Hey, Blue #2! Thanks for the friendship and the memories. I luv you always and forever . ' Goodbye' isn't forever, our friendship is. I'll see you when l get there. Live. Love. Laugh and Cherish the mometm b/c time n,e., when you're having F ! Class of '99: here's our shot at "wide open '>paces. ' go out wtth a bang! Good Luck. "What a long, strange trip it 's been.' I LUY YOU ALL.

John Peter Ponikvar-4 yrs BB,FB,BB ? Thank you to all my coaches and teacher .. . For all tho'>e who made these 4 yrs enJoyable. thanks. KY. BT (It's raimng Men) AB. DO. OH . JH. JL, A Y. Alexi'o, never 4get Homer rules and Thank you. Beth. thank you for all the great memories (3am). Good Luck to RB. BR, KL. MH. CW. DL. MS. Thanks and good luck to Karen. Thanks for bemg there always Mom and Dad. 'And mile., to go before I sleep. and miles to go before I sleep.'

Kathleen B. Rahn Randomness i Awesomeness' Shag and be a Swtnger! Thl'> year i; to my buds. who have made thts year RAD- Ann, De, Jack, Jen . Gordon. BO. The ' Rose Can Gang. Deck & Mus.cal bud.,. Love to RH ­thank u' SMILE

Jen L. Reeder- ummer98, pool, RBing, B 'L. Bic, HORDE. roof guy, stnfd. Wed. ntght'>. BNat9, Chad, MB20. Curtis. David Rice. hatrbands. Pitt\hurgh (The

trip), Spmgbrk9<J. I'll miss you Sar, KriMen, Katy, Deanna. Carrie, Hydro, Michelle. CB. AD<Xena). TE, MH, JL(#9), LH. SH, SO. KR. LC. I luv U all! Chabat­ILU-Thanks for the mems! Tennis(ILU-Sm, Tiff. RC, NC MR. LH) 'Some road' just aren't meant to be traveled alone • Thn Mom, Dad, Chris. GdLck Class of '99.

Joe . Reinart- Soccer 95-98. John. Dan, Chns, Marc, Ryan. Gus, Weeb. Matt. !an, Scott, Ryan, Humpty stay crazy tme hard aces. keep in touch, Carly I LUV U! Than~ 4 my last day of Junior Y car!

Kristen C. Rest- Thanx to all my best friends: Mtke, Jen, Deanna. Katy. LtSa, Cattlin, Sar, Q:!, MT. AD. Llesi, SO. HB, ron. NS, TE. (sun . school), BP,TL,Sah.Rico.RB. RC,CH,JH,YH, JL, KS. JY. Mil.ael. Dakota. Zack, Hoffmans, all my grad friend; ... anyone el\e I forgot. Jen­rblading, BN@'-9 Pt10l..,ummer96-98. 90:!10, P05. HORDE. Mbox20, stanford, B L. Pook- gum wrapper. grove city. fiver, bio. I Oth gr choir, Halloween. Sar­Fridays. mini golf. Homecoming. prom, v-ball, H20 girl. Track. Thanx to my fan1, mull anll X-mas- mom thanx., 4 bemg there 4 me! Mike- where do I stan'? I love you so much! Thanx 4 everything-ouch! Hockey. pd. outback, Mc'D's. Iris, mini golf. BB, I could go on 4 ever! G luck next year! I'll miss you '>0 much. GLuck Class of <J9! • Alone we can do so little. together we can do so much.'

Meg T. Rode- Thx:4all of the memories. Proll. Pea.k-n­Peak, States 98. PP<chrlds). JS-LN. Denny's/CC. EK- 'Mo Money, Mo Fun', LS- Mandy's- peepee. I luv you all- JS. RK. SL, LP, JL, KM, TW. EK, EA. 1 . JP, LS, K . JH, KH, A Y. KS, CK, JM. EW, KK, MK, ST. SG. KY. IM. PH, JR. ML. GG. CM, JS. DR. JK. R . CS. CJ- 2 all the re\t-Uknow who UR 1- I'll mi'>s U! JS- thx. 4 ALWAYS betng there ILuvL 1 BFF! RK- 2mc· I Luv U' SL- I Ju, :!! BfF&cver. :! my seer gtrh- CM. JG, KH· thanks 4 the laughs. I'll miss U all 2 much. GIL Class of 99. MD BC&my Matthew- thnx 4 everythmg, I Luv U! JJ - I'll never 4get U' ' Everylhtng in the univer'e flows U can't get ahold of water by clutching it. Let your hand re lax. & can experience it!'

Daniel P. Rutskowski- goodfella'>- Joe, John, Male. tchols, Marc. Weeb, Gus. Lubs. Scotty Hnnat, Pete S

Girl<,-espank, mn, el.. , ay. some others. Hurdles, Good Luck Em, eh. 1om. Dad, MJJB- Thanks for everything.

Julie H. Sandmann- To all my BFF. I Luv U, and I'll miss u .. Meg. Lmdz. Jess. Tiff (Time''). Erin Bailey. Kate. Kru;e. Gu' & Scott. Thanx 4 mcms CE. RK. 1\.M. MW Bob, LS. EK. KH , SG. EW, A Y. MN, JP. KY, LW, CK. JM, C , MK, T ... Gdlck SS, MM, CM, CB. JD, CS, KK. JG. LuLu. CM. ST, ML. EL. EW I'll mtssu Gdlck99. Thnx Chri . Scott. and Shan .. ( Luv u. "Wai ting 4 the ttme when I can say this has all been wonderful but now I'm on my way." Mom and Dad. u mean e\crything 2 me. thnx 4 everythmg I luv u. Goodbye all. I'll miss u.

ick W. chloss- Duke suck\. Dolt4U C. Thnx for 4 great yrs at CFHS. 3yrs soccer. I yr Tennis. Senior prom. pumpkin roll. Homecoming. Thnx&Peace to MT. JH, GF RB, BP, TL. CD. TO. KR, KH. B, and to everybody in the '>en tor class. Class of 99 rules,

Angie Seaman-Thanx C F. 4 the past 4 yrs. Thanx:! all my girls: TW,EA.EK.KS,JL.JP,LP.Thanx 2 m7 Kenston crew& Best fnends 4 the past 4 yrs: AB,CK.BL.LC If tt weren't for you guy., I'd be a different person. I Luv U Mom. Thanx for alway' being there. I luv lj Micheal. I'm glad I tinall found my other half.Giuck everyone.

l arrie N. Slonaker- Thnx to all my great friends- CK. JM, JV, LP. JS, AH, SL. SH, MT. RK, KS- and everyone lse (Ulcnow who UR) Chrlding 4 yn;. Thnx Mom, Dad.

Zach. Jer- I Juv U. ThnJt for the mem- JV (eat it!). BG. The world is square" M.babies, Prom'98. MR, KK, LP,

JG. CK (AMBP)- GD LCK CLASS OF '99· C ya dwn the road 'What a long strange trtp its been. •

ll:elly C. Small- Thn1t to all my friends: CG. JU, MT, CK, JM, ES, KK, JH. BP, MM. TL. LW, MRH. DK, DG, ST, KR. LZ. U know who UR everyone else. CG­blossom96, boys, twinsburg pd! and amaco! JW- shop parties, blossom, take id's, beep to columbus. (too many mem to mention) CK, our SJt talks in commons. Michie­twitch; pumpkin roll, prom. etc ... Daddy, i luv u so much thnx 4 everything. A+C, have fun! I luv U lots. +2my evil, wicked stepmom. i luv u, i don't lcnow where i would be w/out u. UR the mom i always wished 4 but never had' rinnie, keep your head up. I luv u. l wish everyone the best. '99. we rock! 'We can only move 4ward. don't look back and be sad, look and smile at the beginning of our lives' even though we'll go our sep. way'>, we'll meet again. The world doesn't lcnow what's coming, but this is only the beginning!" I love you.

Adam M. Smith- 'I want to see and touch and hear Though there are dangers. there are fears I'll smile my smiles, and dry my tears. Please let me speak my say.' Thank you Mom. Dad. Matt. Derek, athan, Amy. EW, BS. Ace. LK, SW, 1st commons and VPYC.

John P. Snavely IV- Football95-98, Joe. Dan. Chris. Weeb, and my other boys. 99 men on TOP always. A Y, MN, EK, TW. CC, CP. Red then white truck. EMILY­my love goddess MFEO forever. Too many crazy memories to mention. Thanks Pete, Cliff, and Bob- KSA. Love to all the S AVEL Y FAMILY. esp Mom &Dad & bros. Long Live the SNA VLEY FAMILY IN CF

Lauren C. Stecker- Thanks to my family 4 everything. ILuvU. To my girls, EA. EK. EW. A Y, MN. JP, JL, TW. The best friends anyone could ever want. I luv U all! JK, DM. BB-Gdlck. Also thnx ::! JS. LB, LP. MR. KS and SG. To funtimes-S'S,abso, and conneaut. Thnx 2 the kenston crew- KL, DM, PF, FL. CF, and BC- luv always. IAN- I luv you, thnx 4 caring. EA- thnx 4 evrythng. GdLck DS. JS, PS. CM. EL, RE, SS and MM. Good luck and goodbye!

Kate E. Sulik- 4yrs gone; good 2 get out. BFF: Sofia, Jesse, Kim. Jeannine, Mandy- lluvUguys. V AIM ex. PI, SC, roll97&98. Fort, Widings, BB's, Blairs, auntie>ky, 7/ 4/97, Billy's, Streets, Mares, Union, KB. so many cncrts.­The Doors Rule! GdLk to EK, JS. MR, S. BB. AC, EW, LS, MN, BD, TW, ML, EA, MW, DM. PH. BB, IM, JK- Stay Cool! JJ, G&Gs UWlLL REMAI W/ME 4EVER-IluvU. Thnx Miss Butler. Thnx&luv: Mom, Dad. Jamie, Mandy, Mo. "The times they are a Changin' • GdLk '99' Check ya later.

Michelle L. Tenebria- Thanks to my best friends Jessica Watson and James (Robbie) Meikle (I love you both more than anything) Also thanks JV (Turbulance, Frank Rizzo). KS (8thgrd, Michte twitch), TC, CK, CS, HP. KH, EA, MF. AN ,MM. KR, MH, DP, JL, JR, BC. AG. TyX, CC, BT. BD, TD, BD, SD. MM, JH. JC, JH. RK, Hydr o, Laughing Buddy. Lauren Weiss- Everyone else- U know who UR. 5 day party, my house, road trips. pumpkin roll (Sammy) ... so many more- Thank to my mom, dad, bro (Joe T), sister (Angela) & new brother-in-law (Christopher Robin) I love U all & I'll miss U.

Brad P. Thalman- "Can't nobody hold me down' Thnx to- SH. DH. AB, DO, TE. JP, AG. CW. AH. JH. AW, KV 3yrs VSoccer, 2yrs StageCru. Da Bam, Penn'!, MJ? 10-97, Rollin top down. wurst Driver, JD UR always there 4 me, #9 thnx. Luv ya. Mom, Dad. Dixie. and whole fam. Peace. we outta here!

Stefanie Karen Tweedy-SKETCHY-smt. OK talk to ya later! Have fun at the wedding! R.R.W.L., Chip (gay) BMYJ!, KV-PityParty. DiM-Friday nights.KH::!-shift gears?MK, uber .. .JW-ILU,LB tracker(love the stupid figh ts),KK-PTP.AN=Pimp,RE=P.LS=Jr .. MDMK GdLk­Katie T .. KH-Eng KL, LF,BR, JE,JT. JW.SG. KM,KM. MP,LC.CZ,MM,Soccer w/Malone, girlsnightoutMCM .Toth hill campout.Dncs,PRLS, l st ight at the NewHouse. Back to school dance-day.canyon lakes, . .'you have to laugh sometimes cause you'd cry your eyes out if you didn't.' We had a blast, don't be offended if you are not written here, there are too many memories to write, If you remember.

Kerry Varnum-To all my grirls: AW(Jack). ST(brotha), LB(blk/wt),A Y,EW,MN.LP. TW,SG.MR.& all the rest of the party girls. To all my boys: JP(brk&enter)Weeb.Gus, ML,BH.SL,SH.OH(Lbt's),BT-it was fun. Thnx to every one else(esp. JB&the rec crew and master p's lab group)-U know who R. Good Mems:Prolls, PP(latenight), Perry Drive98'.v-Dance.Bzs,4yrs.v-ball,4yrs. swim.gd times in the fort, bam, & metros. Gd lck to MM. DMtstates),ST. SM-thank you for everything. "Laughter is not a bad begin ning for a friendship and it is the best ending for one.' ll.J.JMUJU(L<})!

Joelle C. VanSkyhock- Thanks for 4 yrs. 1 love 2 run. Go Dancesquad.RN,B B,KB.LC.KD.X-C Rules 98. AD, MLE. AL.AB, RH.LH .LZ. I'll never 4get you. Morgan, BBF. You Rock. I love U. Mom, Dad, Ja>on & Justin.

Jessica L. Voss- Thnx to all my friends: MT, KS. CS. CK, JM, KO. KR, BB. MB, ME B, KK. LP. TW, BP. MM, MM, HB. LZ. JH, SD. TE. &2 everyone else (UknowwhoURl Chrlding- 3yrs. , 5 day parties, Blossom time (Stroud Lawrence) Shop parties. Flats & Fake lD's . Ortbos & mall shopping, CS-Eat it! Columbus road trip in the LeBaron. Beep, Beep Hey ! Monkeybabies. Prom98! Pumpkin Roll , at Bud's House! Mich- thnx 4 everything! I'll never 4get the times we shared! Kel- UR the best! BF, Thnx Mom. Dad. Steph & Mike. (Toby&Chloe too) I will love u always! Thnx 4 always being there 4 me Brian' UR the best and I will love u 4ever! Good luck everyone! Thnx for some of the best times of my life ! "What a long, strange trip its been! "

Chris Wagner- 4yrs.overatlast.Thanks to: MandD. TheRockers: Mikey.DblJ .BB.MF,MS,AC,KF.BB.KF. ROCK 0 ! THe Blue.VW.Cruisers: BB, FG. FRO, and CB. Mr.&Mn;.S/JK. WG, Hairy. BH: oldschool/DM, SG: Balls4everyl !/, PH, IM, ML. MK(JK), SG, A Y, KH,BD.JM,Jr,LS.BS, GKTandBP. Dbl. Thanks: Tim, Andy, Nerman. Gene, Goober, GldnSI. CB'sPorch/ No Thanks to: RPD. Judge H. R crt, higgins. Wells, MH, Gooddog.

Emily J, Weingart- 4yr var SOC/TRACK thnx malone & kirk & tean1s. 2 many mems: tiffs, fort . marc's. pete's, kent. BGSU, meg' car pump. chataucqua, FLORIDA. chagrin lakes. TPing, montville. godbless the union. M EK, GV. JP. LS. TW. EA: times we share shall never be replaced, lluvUguys. JL, SG. LB, KK, JS . MR. KS , KH, KV, ST. LP: thnx4e,erything! my boys since the begin/ thnx4the laughs: CM- playgroup. DR- dank. JR. PS. GL2: CM. EL, SS, MM. m&d&a: thnx4 luv& support. i will mis u. AMY- always there. noexcuses, luvu4ever&aJway>. JPS-iluvu4ever&alway .MFEO, cu inthe UP.GL99, ' Live well, laugh often. Jove much.'

Lauren j. Weiss- Thanx 2 everyone, my BF's- JH. MJ! Oh yeab! Cookie M. A hohol hgh ob boy' Abs- up yrs., choir, yeah MC's EAD, Snacks! AH, KW. S+L. Drm. Turks. Blolol. Dru.Tm. To Owen & the guys. pmps. DaBam. luv ya! Lex- yukha. BC- snort, MT- my LB, RM, JS , BB, KV- carol, SD, Q2. KS & everyone! Tbanx 2 my sis, parents & GP's 4 everything- I Juv ya! Good luck to the class of '99! Thanx G.

Mike Wells- I'm a Malkavian Teddy Bear! Go avy!

Tiffanie A. Widing- Tbanxs CF for 4 great yrs.& memories that will last a lifetime. festivities, roll97&98. Ppuff97 (always remember the girls who struck first). marketing, no FUN w/o the help of U 10 , SHH .. + RUM or precious JEWELS !, L w/JK, IM. JL (4 of us together make a great team) JL, EK, MN. EW, A Y. JS , LS. EA, JP, GV "BFF" 1 don't think I could have made this journey w/o you guys. ILUVU, Thanx&Gluck. *lA &JOEY (carwar): URmyBOYZ-ILUVU, Gluck! Farewell &Gluck: KS,SG. AS,MR,KV,LP,KK,KH, Weeb. JS,JR, DR. RN. ML, CM, DM. MW, GG, PS. RE, CM. EL, CF, also thnxsMichalik. Butler. Kenstoncrew; LH, DM,AP, ML, AM, CB highschool would'venotbeen the samew/oU * JJyouareinmyprayers&willbemissedbymany. 'Take care of all your memories for you cannot relive them.' B.Dylan

Cortney R. Williams- 1 love Seniors. '99 Rule . Thnx M&D, R&B. J, G, and the fabulous 4 card players. I hope to see you all again. Good luck in the future. "Get a good idea and stick with it" -Walt Disney

Alexis S. Wyszynski- We made it! so thnx to all of those who made these past four years great. BC- ew Jen;ey & ltallway Hannahs? KV & JCC, JP you're as good as it gets & always shafty, LW- BAAA. Also thnx to: HA, MO. JH. Bitner. SH. Do. OH, BT! Pumpkin Roll & Prom 98 Ruled! To Carli: Be yourself always & you11 do great in the next few years. A special thn to the rest of my family who were always there to suppon me. "Good­bye to the life I used to live, and the world 1 used to know; And kiss the hills for me, just once; ow I am ready to go!'

Amy M. Yuratovac- Thanks to CF for everything. 4yrs Vball. 4yn;Sball, ThanksLonch&Ax, fort. Marc' , metros. roll, Tiffs, Longboat. Union, Perrydrive98. Tomygirls: M , JP. EK, LS. LB. KV. TW, GVmuchluv' JL. EA. JS. MR. LP. A W, ST. KS. KK, KH,MK the boys: CM. DR. JS, JR, PS, MW, ML, JK. BH, GG. 00, SH. IM, GD LCK .. SM, KL, MM. CM. EL. PO, AP; Em-URtbe best luvu4ever WG-thanksforthememslluvu Mom&Dad­You've given me the world, !love you. 'The real voyage of discovery con ists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eye .'-Marcel Proust

Lindsay J. Zenker- A journey of a thousand miles begins with ju t one step- Lau Tou. Freedom is living each moment spontaneously. -Hannah Bailly-Toye. I LUV U, Mom Dad & Meg. Breakfast at Dink's and coffee at Bob's will alway. be remembered.

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laking the first step in any endeavor is I always the most difficult part. Break­

ing the surface, penetrating the outer shell, or coming through the looking glass into another realm, another level of reality, is crucial and impacting. To enter the realm of High School means shattering the barrier of appearance and waking up to the reality of growth and responsibility. Stepping into the world be­yond the titles and accolades reveals the truth of determination during midnight study ses­sions, perseverance at morning practices, and dedication around the clock. Of course, all students eventually have to end their stay behind this side of the looking glass. Sooner or later, the time comes to checkout and ven­ture out of this realm, to take a step towards another endeavor in another direction.

So as we take the giant plunge into a new millennium, a new century and a new life­style, we are asked to enjoy it, to have fun, try new things, and to never look back. There are things we will never forget here, no matter how far we go, or for how long we are gone. But the first chapter of our lives is ending and there is nothing holding us back from becoming self-actualized individuals. So, good luck Class of '99, and never stop buying M&M's, because we all might be lucky enough to win the $2,000,000 grand prize. After all, we are what the new millenium is all about!

Lindsay Bartel ~----~~- -----

11 Thus grew the tale of Wonderland Thus , slowly one by one

Its quaint events were hammered out­And now the tale is done,

And home we steer, a merry crew, Beneath the setting sun ...

-Lewis Carroll , Alice in Wonderland

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op Left:Jurtior, Ulneia Shisson, discovers the stresses ofbeingan pperclassman.

ve: Sertior,John Franco, caught in mid sentence with his words fwisdom. · ght: Eat your heart out, Freddy Krueger! "ght Top Corner: The perks of having a father at school! ar llight: Sertior, Ryan Kwolek, goes into thinking-mode. ar Right Middle: I thought Diana Munz could wim! ar rught Bottom: Freshmen Class Officers, Pat Lynch and David

!linger.

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in din YOURSELF

Four short, priceless years. I ligh school is the time to learn, grow, and mature. In the short tim sp nt in this school our lives change. e mak li~ long fri nels, work hard to pr pare for coli ge, and most imponantly begin to find our­selves. The time go s so quickly, but the memories last forever. The Fr shmen hav th hardest time adjusting to the n w lifestyle. It can b a ultur shock going from the top of the tot m pole straight to the ve1y I ottom. The high school is more crowded than ever before \Vith the fifth graders in the building, making school temporarily a little harder on every­one, but beneficial in the long run . For the first time, the Juniors wer not allow d to drive this year. Due to construc­tion, even the exp cted \ as taken away. s \Ve stand on the cu ·p of the ne\v millenium, we also approach changes in our lives as well as changes in our "home sweet home." Lewis Sands Elementaty . chool, the school \Vhere so many of us b gan our car rs, no longer fits the vision of our dreams. All that is left is memories,like the days of high school will soon be ." That's just th way it is; things' II never be the same."

-Scott Locurto

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COMING INTO FOCUS

How do you feel about this year's driving restric-tions for JUNIORS?

"It's not fun, but what can you do? I guess it just makes next year's driving privileges more exciting." Gordon Leary

"I am disappointed, but I understand the administrators are doing the best they can. The raffle is a really good idea." Ryan Eshelman

"Driving to school is one of the privileges you look forward to from your freshman year. Taking the privilege away makes Junior year less special." Molly Fitzpatrick

" I turn 16 in April, so this situation does not really bother me. I will be happy just as long as my bike stand is n ' t taken away." Chip McAslan

" I understand that I ittle the situation, however , I cause driving has been class in the past and will be junior class ." Allison

can be done to improve feel very cheated be­granted to every junior granted to every future Sanson.

RJ.Adams Derek Anderson Rvosuke Arase Elizabeth Arnold Bobbie Bergman Brett Blackburn

Rvan Blair ftebelr.ai!I!OIIIiell RandvBIV Bo Brandenburg Heidi Braun AmvBrowne

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Jordon Bruns Rachel Brvsacz Kristen Burk ClavBurnen Sarah avers Jessica Case

Chris Chanev Stephanie Chanev Theresa Collins Rachel Conti Amvcorson Benjamin Crabb

Tiffanv Creamer JeffCubbal Alex Cunnane Nina Cunningham Eric Davis Mike Davis

BillvDixon Tiftn Dore Jason Dubaniewicz Josh Embree Vickv Epprecht Rvan Eshelman

Michele Fallen Luke Fav Monv FiUPatrick Kristen Foskett RvanGamm BrenGarson

SconGebler Man Ginzberg Darren Gretchko Kim Haase Rvan Halpin Youssef Hamid

Kathrvn Hampton ManHanculak Sarah Hansen Laura Harris Justin Han Rvan Hastings

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David Hehemann Katie Heilman Jessica Heintzelman Katie Heintzelman Katie Henderson Meghan Hill

Mike Hood Jessica Horvath Jon Howell AndrewHovt Joe Hufgard Chris Hull

JamieKish BetsvKoons Erin Kuenzig Sarah Lancaster Heather Lang lisa Laufik

Gordon Learv JeHLewis

Amanda lincoln Keith lodge

Mariana Masseria J.R.Mathews

ChiP McAslan Sean McHugh Colin Mcllquham Sara Mehrabani Marcus Meteer Meauan Mever

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Drew Mikuszewski Jansen Morgan TVIer Munson Diana Munz Andrew Navlor

Katie O'Neill Shawn O'Neill Adam Olland Jon Parkhurst JaCari Parks

SconPerdan EvanPerrv Hannah Pollack Kate Prevss Megan Pugh

Drew Pugslev Rvan Riplev Brad Robens Nichole Rose Shelbv Rosen

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Allison Sanson Kei Sato leslie Schuben laneia Shission Rob Shoecran Diane Simone

Erin Simone EmilvSmith Dave Strickler Beth Sobel suzv Sutlin Tavlor sumn

K.C.Svkora Cara Tallman JeHTatom Sarah loth David Twaddell Dan Vosgerichian

JeHWilson Kari Wilson Emmv Wisniewski Cristina Zahka libbv Ziegenhagen Nora Ziegenhagen

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not pictured Nick Barrie. Jav Clements. Adamo Gomez. Mitch Hagstrand. Jessica Hargis. Neville Ho. Mike Hogan. Jesse Kinuerv. Man McKinlev. Mike Ogrin. Eric Platt Pete Snavelv

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Daisuke Arase Samual Austin liesl Baumoanner Rachael Beard Braden Becker

ichael Bell

Jessica Benedetti Jared Bitner libbv Boles Man Brandenburg Kathleen Brooks Jennifer Buda

SconBurr Christine Cass John Caughell Eric Christopher Chris Consolo Sara Cordek

Man Crawford Annie Cross lindsav Crowlev Rachel Cusick JakeemDean Elizabeth Debelak

Tim DeVries Michelle Durham Ted Ellion Adam Ewing Carl Fazio Ill David Ferrone

JovFishman Chase Foster laura Fredrick Katie Galland lenore Gaillard lauren Gariepy

Mat Giaimo Mallorv Gilkev Ali Goldfarb Erin Gooch Sarah Gunder JonGunton

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TUNNEL VISION

How does it feel to be "stuck in the middle"?

"It doesn ' t matter if we are in the middle. Our class is the best no matter what!"- Cliff Snavely

"I don ' t have to carry anything at Football practice!"- Kyle Kiffner

"I just like to think that we are the good part of an Oreo!" ­Molly 0' Brien

"It's not too bad because y o u get some authority, but you are not held accountable for everything." - Jenna Keopf

"It's been a great year so far!" -Michelle Durham

"I can't wait for next year!" -Jessica Leibson

Doug Gusello Carrie Haas Kristine Hageman Bethanv Harnen Elisabeth Heller Erin HoHman

Kristen Hogan Ben Hollister Susanne Holzl JebHoward RvanHoward Nate Hutchison

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Mike Kashkoush Adam Kerlek Kvle Kinner Erica Kirkland Dan Kluchin lPodorJ ChrisKoepf

Jenna Koepf Evan Kormos

arv Laderer AmvLang Cate Larrabee ManLaufik

Emilv Levien Kristin Leavitt Mike Lechner SconLeHier Jessica Leibson Diane Leitch

Pete Lindmark Kristin Locurto Kvle Lombardi Richie Macha Marc Magill Mike Maroun

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Sarah Manien Charlie McAnhur Colleen Mclaughlin Brendan McMeechan TimMeanev Robbie Meikle

Amv Mikuszewskl liz Morrison Jackie Murschel JeHNeuus Mollv O'Brien Rebecca O'Neill

PJ.Orazen Elizabeth Paine Kim Patronite Marie Pavlich Michelle Petrillo Brvan Polk

Karen Ponikvar BenPrevss Brandon Rawot wavne Rilev HansRohr Meghan Roznovak

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Maggie Rutherford Aaron Schramm KunSchron Ashlev See Aaron Slodov Alicia Smith

Ben Smith JenSmlth Lauren Smith Man Smith cnn Snavelv Mike Sparger

Lizzie Spresser Beckv Steenson MandvSulik Manszalav Mike Taber Belen Tangona

Renee Theriault Sarah Todd

Ashlev Torrev Brian Trapp

Rvan Tressler Isaac TriPP

Andrew Truch Katherine rweedv DennisVana Christie Weber Justin White Ben Wilkon

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Brent Wise Nina Yancich

not pictured Matt Alpeza, KIP Kruse, liz Norrick. Ashlev Poole

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Donald Andre Evan Athenon Jaime Axthelm Susan Babb Flvnn S Balthrop Jacob Barcelo

Alison Barriball Lauren Bashian Richard Becker Kathrvn Beller Jennifer Bistritz carolvn Blondin

AmvBooms Christopher Boon Rebecca Brvan Jackv Brvsacz Alex Budin James Calder

Chris Cervelloni Brvan Christopher Ash lev Clark Lvnncorson Counnev Creamer Konstanlin Damm

Allvson Dean Heather Debaggis Catherine Delauer MatthewDiMichele Mason Dixon Mark Edenfield

MarkEIInskv Brian Elliot Stephen Evans Marisa Feliciano EIV Felker RvanFinken

Brian Flaiz Colbv Forlani Elisabeth Frazier Lauren Gadd Zacharv Gaiewski Kate Gaskin

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one." -Jenn Zuber

DISTORTED IMAGE

How have the upperclassmen treated you this year?

"They're really accepting me. I love the seniors, especially

'They're like the older brothers I never had." -Allison Barriball

"I want to be just like the senior girls." -Jaime Axthelm

"All of the upperclassmen are cooler than my friends." -Debbie Losik

"I like them and they treat me well." -Amy Booms

"I've been treated very well ex­cept for that Joe Reinart punk." -Dan Kastner

" I have been treated fine except for the unskilled girls varsity soc­cer players." -Sara Grigera

Brett Gebler Aaron Geddes Michael Gerbasi Evan Gerhardt Brvan Gin Hilarv Gilman

Matthew Glass Charles Gotschall Sara Grloera Alan Guseilo laura Hall lauren Hammer

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Alicia Hampton Justin Henderson Katie Henrv Samantha Hetzel Carll B. HoHman Manina Holzl

Patrick Homans Jordan Hood Andrea Hoppes Caitlin Howard Charles Hunt David lantosca

Laura Jackson Rebecca Jackson Samuel Jacobs Peter Jensen Patrick Kabat Daniel Kastner

Corwin Kates Michael Kennedv Jessica Korkosz Kathrvn Kramer Stephen Kuenzig Cristen Labovitz

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Not Pictured

Jane learv lindsav Lenehan Justin locsei Robena long louis lonswav Debra Losik

Christopher Lvden Jennifer Lvnch Patrick Lvnch EmilvMacev Julianne McCall Kathrvn McCoun

SarahMcCov KristinMcKelvev Kathleen McMeecha Honor McNallv Emilv Meanev Megan Meneelv

Janene Mercede John Metcalfe Mervn Meteer Jeff Miller Garren Monda KarenMowls

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Jacqueline Nangle Carolvn Nosbusch TiHanv O'Neill JamesOgrin David Ollinger Andrew Olsson

Julie Padavick Andrew Peck Brian Poirson Kathleen Pugslev Heather Regalo MemeReinan

Andrew Rex Katherine Riccardi Adam Riplev Bren Roeper Daniel Sanson Jared Schons

Halle Snavelv Hoben Snavelv Kvle Spohn David Stecker Trevor Steels Eric Steenson

Mitchell Stelzer Morgan Stinson Matthew Sobel Laura Sullivan Jonathon Szalav Facundo Tangona

Patrick Thoma Stephanie Thomas Philip Todd Matthew Trineni Michael Trow Matthew Wagner

Heather Walkden Nicholas Weber Gregorv Welch Mark Wells Ervn Whistler Matthew Widing

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NOT PICTURED

Mark Wilson Sarah Wilson EmilY Wooden Carli wvszvnski Allison Yang Jennluber

Not pictured Samantha Hetzel Trevor Steels

Frosh actor Chris Cervelloni during the production of "Rumors" at the Chagrin au­ditorium.

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es • IS your

favorite teacher?

"Mr. Johnson· s stories are the only thing that keep me awake during the day" -Emmy Wisniewski

"Yeah Ricci!" -Michalik & Chow

"Mrs. Gebler makes you work till you get it right" - Kristen Burk

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"Mr. Marchesi is the cutest student teacher of all time" - Todd Lewis

"Ms. Michalik has been the inspiration of my high school career" -Scott Locurto

"Mrs. Henderson could teach a retarded monkey calculus" -Rob Shoecraft

"Ms. Butler's dedication to her students is wonderful" - Julie Sandmann

"Mr. Phillips is a good teacher who always has funny stories about US his­tory" - Becky Steenson

"Ms. Hancock is basically the single greatest friend any senior could possibly have" - Lindsay Bartel

"Mrs. Sandmann is the greatest" - Seif Hamid

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60 academics

"Simplicity of character is the natural result of profound thought." ~tany students quietly walk the halls day by day, pas ively keeping to rhemseh·es, while their peer alike ab, rain from reYealing this community of thought. Like a small cult of highly intelligent individuals, the high school exemplifies an intensely thought provoking environment, which reigns through modest proportions of a lasting r putation. ounds like b. s.? 1aybe

you hould think about it. Entering the mill nium meam considering the vast world of knowledge that lies ahead. Mark Twain once said that "Education is the path from cocky ignorance to miserable uncettainty, "yet \ve must admit that the miserable shephard will alway lead the ignorant sheep. To quit the journey now would b no less than a slow and arduous death. Knowledge i infacr power. At a chool that promotes a wide \·ariety of electives and A.P. cour ·es, one cannot avoid the oppununity for ucce .

Freshmen' lives are new exciting and not as focu ed around their studie, . ophomore year also follows along in this adolescent quest of ocial rather than acaclemeic learning. Then BOOM! Junior year hit you like a "bat out of hell." Wake up buddy, it's time to do omething with your life. As much a you try to ignore it, the circle goes around and before you knO\v it you'll be 60 years old and out rocking on your back porch wondering where all those years went. Depressing .. . maybe. Itjustcl penclson how you look at it. Right now we live in practi­cally a utopian ciety, whi h some criticize as "the bubble." State of mind is the one thing that keeps you alive in this world. A town that pos esses the potential to create fine upstanding future citizens remains few and far between in this clay and age. Possibly the millenium will

mean the capability of being able to genetically create such upstanding citizens, but I gues for now we'll just k ep on cloning sheep.

Drew Moninger

Top: The calculus class working hard as usual.

Far Left: tudying hard? ?7777XZ2Z7XlZTZ

Left: Misha Mentschukoffis the Peter jennings of the Tiger morning news.

Below: Darn scantron! c. c . c . c. c!

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Far Right: Hannah Pollack, Molly FitzPatrick, and Sarah Toth take a break to just enjoy each other's company Bottom Right: Amy Corson ex­presses herself. Left: Sean Hawks sits in on a fifth grade class and tries to keep up. Top Left: Tyler Exline and Jes­sica Voss party late night, cov­ered in pumpkin rinds. Top Right: Even Jon Parkhurst shanks a shot everyone once in awhile.

62 free time

Despite the fact that Chagrin Falls i a small town and there is not much around, the students at CFHS call it home and have no problem finding plenty to do. As soon as the bells ring on Friday afternoon and they walk out the doors, they become completely different people. As they drive out of the parking lot and head home or to work, the student are preparing themselves for the time ahead of them. On their free time, students have a chance to escape the pre sures of school and enjoy themselves with their friend . Although the town of Chagrin Falls may eem to be boring with little entertainment, the students make the most of what they can do in their surroundings. With sporting event year round, dances such as the Homecoming Dance and Winter Formal, and the famous Pumpkin Roll, the students at Chagrin Falls rarely live a dull moment. And in tho e moments in between, students find ways to spend that extra time. Junior, Jeff Wilson confe es that hi favorite thing to do in his free time is "party at Shoecrafts." Shelby Ro en likes to "Shop and hang out with my friends" on her free time. With all of the clubs, parties, and the many other things that are happening in Chagrin, Sophomore Jenna Koepf asks, "What' Free Time?" It is evident that, although Chagrin may be small in size, there is much students can find to in their Free Time, including senior aspirations of "reading Great Novels and studying Greek Litera­ture." By, Theresa Collins, Kari Wil on, Emmy Wisniewski

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Unless you have been tuck on a de erted island, you had to have noticed the overwhelming amount of construction taking place throughout the chool district. Even though thi is a major improvement for the school, there are many downsides due to the burden of construction. For example, the mass amount of dust and dirt in and around our chool. The con truction is also the rea on that many senior have lost the privilege to park in their rightful lot. However, when asked about this problem, Dr. Axner said that it was a small price to pay," to be with such a great principal." The burden that has been laid upon our chool i physical a well as financial with a co t for building of 21.8 million dollars. It is not hard to miss the new addition of students to our school- the fifth grader . They are not a threat to the rest of the student body, they are actually very sweet, but some students have called them a nuisance. The whole reason these munchkins have entered our school is because of the abundant construction to the district. Of cour e, the con truction is not all that bad. There are many positive a pects for the future, such as: new band, strings, and choir rooms. We will also add a new gym and more classroom , new industrial tech and science room , and a new grade 7-12 campu . We will surely mis the friendly constructions workers that have been part of all of the tudents' lives this year. They have been seen helping the students with their homework, eating lunch with them, and at times, getting in on a game of frisbee. Overall, the discomforts of this transitional year have been well worth it.

Dan Podor and Matt Brandenburg

Above Right: The con truction workers are blazed after a hard day of work. Right: The future of our education is in the hands of Higley Construc­tion. Bottom, opposite page: The con­truction workers creep out of view

for a quick break.

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ands Playground now serves as a parking lot to theworker.

Above Left: Wedne day is Prince paghetti Day.

Left: Dr. Axner po es with two of the contractor in charge ofthi project.

Below: The worker get back to bu ine s after a break with their bud !

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TopLeft: Dave Gaskin checks the printer for his re­cent work. This is the printer that prints to exact size. Top Right: Owen Hood living it up in the library. Right: Students working on their latest projects.

Above: Mr. Olah helping his stu­dents on the com­puters.

66 high tech

High Tech i progre ing toward the year2000 with great tride . With the late ttechnology atthe tip of their finger , the cia is excelling. Next year, the cia will receive a virtual reality program in which the tudent will te t and work on. The students workduringtheyear. Students workattheircomputer and draw architectural picture . Thecla teache

howtodraftthe edrawing forreallifepurpo e . Thecomputer program i an aided drafting technique the tudents learn a they progre sinHighTech. Theprogramenable tudent tode ign their own drawing which will eventually help them pur ue a career in thi field . The de igns are three dimen ional on the creen to give the tudent a better understanding of the object.

Thi computer program is much more efficient than drafting by hand. Iti more accurate to caleand itdevelop engineering and architectural knowledge. The printer the cia use i a plotter. The ignificance of the plotter i that it print to the exact ize of an object. Thi class is al o known a "Autocad. " The more arti tic ide of High Tech i a cia called Computer Graphic which i taught by Mrs. Chapin. Mr. Olah teache High Tech and

very excited about the new technology available.

By Ben Smith

Bottom Right: The future Bill Gates, Scott Locurto, working hard in 6th period.

Middle:Misha Ment chukoff taking time out from his busy schedule.

It' time to whip out your horn and blow on your trumpet ! The Jazz Band is here and they're better than ever. Student who excel in band cia and enjoy music have a chance to play their heart out and entertain other in thi year' Jazz Band. M ·. ickinger, the band' mae­tro, has contributed to one terrific performance after

another. This year. the band' performances have includ d fe ti al at the Mentor Mall. Town Hall, and the Embas y

uites for a dinner part in which the band was paid a hefty um. Plans for the future could pas ibly include a trip to

Di ney World. The Jazz Band's most popular songs include Afterslwck,One 0' Clock Jump, Brass Roots, Radioac­tive, and Maliguena. Jeb Howard, the bands leading Barritone axiphonist, ums up hi Jazz Band experience in ju t a few w rds, "Jazz band gives me some jazz in my life." The Jazz Band' challenging, upbeat mu ic makes it an honor to be part of this . elect group. The band practices e ery Wednesday and they put in many additional hours to perfect their noi . e . Musically enhanced tudents had an opportunity to shine this year in the Jazz Band.

-Dan Podor

Far right: The Jazz Band excitedly plays for an im­pressed tudent body.

Right: Jeff Cubbal its and wait eagerly anticipating hi next performance.

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Middle: The jazz band, including Ryo on the drums, plays their yearly concert for the student body

Below: Jeb Howard and gang are always prepared to play a little tune

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Top Row: Brad Pada,·ick, t ick Barrie, Jon Howell Fifth Row: Gardner Tripp, Theresa Collins, Sarah Hansen, Jessica Voss, Kelly mall, Jennifer Hardest), ora Ziegenhagen, dam Olland Forth Row: Mike Ogrin, Ben Wilkoff, Andrew aylor, Heidi Braun, Elizabeth Arnold, Tiftn Dore, Kim Haase, Hannah Pollack, le:\ Budin, Youssef Hamid, Garrett 1onda, Third Row: Rebecca Bloomfield, Mary Boles, Alexis Wyszynski, Abbey Gilkey, Adam Fischer, Lauren tecker, Emily Weingart, Amy Yuratovac, Jaques Podor, Rachel Conti, Miss Coyle econd Row: Lisa Laulik, Gordon Leary,

am DiRosa, Kristen Rest, Deanna Paisley, Cortney Williams, Katie 0' eill, Rachel Brysacz, Bob Humphrey First Row: Jessica Klatik, Nina Cunningham, Sara Merhabani, icky Epprecht, John Franco, Jessica Heintzelman, arah Lancaster, Kristen Burk.

Top Row: olleen McLaughlin, Erin imone, Ashley ichols, ina Yanich, Lizzy Spresser, Erin Gooch,Lauren Gadd Third Row:: Rebecca O'Neill, arah Byers, Marie Pavlich, Amy Booms, Megan Meneely, Heather DeBaggis, arolyn osbusch, Sarah McCoy, Ashley See, Alicia mith, Miss

Coyle econd Row: Caitlin Howard, Becky Steenson, Jessica Leibson, Maggie Rutherford, Annie Cross, Erin Hoffman, Jackie Murschel First Row:Jenny Lynch, Katie McMeechan, Katie Henry, usan Babb, Halle navely, Courtney Creamer, Jennifer Bistritz, julie Padavick

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The choir and trings groups had a challenging and fulfilling year. With a competition in April, both choir and tring demonstrate their musical talent in Virgina Beach, Virginia. Their trip will begin with the 9.5 hour trip to

Virginia, where they will be visiting Busch Gardens, going on a dinner cruise, and meeting other mu icians. It will prove to be a great learning experience for both the trings and choir who have long anticipated this wonderful experience. The choir participates in numerous concerts such as the fall, winter and spring. This year both the Mixed Ensemble and the Women' choir will be carolling in downtown Chagrin. The Mixed En emble will al o be inging for the Rotar Club, Gurney School and will be traveling to downtown Cleveland and singing at the Arcade. The choir i directed and taught by Mis Jody Coyle. This is Jody's econd year working ''ith the students. he has brought much mu ical talent to share with us, she also directs the pring musicals. This year's trings teacher, Mrs. Perillo, is beginning her first year teach­

ing in the chool district. A former string teacher at Mentor chools, he brings her past teaching experiences to create a

helpful clas room environment. Strings has greatly improved thi year, and they are looking forward to the competition in April at Virginia Beach, where they can demon trate their improved talent for other chools.

By: There a Collins and Kari Wil on

Strings Top Row: Lauren Gariepy, Emily mith, Kristin Locurto, Christie Weber, shley Clark Front Row: Kari Wilson, Megan Pugh, damo Gomes, Joelle Van kyhock, Morgan Hanner, Dai rase

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One of the mo t interesting areas of academics is science, because it i o vi ible first hand in experiments and other Lad activities. In the cience Lab tudent tudy different type of hand -on activitie that they will u e here and in the future . Many job require educated minds in the area of , cience. To

L_ ______________________ _.J excel in the e occupations a good high chool science back-ground i important. The labs that we complete now will aid us with under tanding principle and theorie in the future.

orne of the wide range of science offered are Polymer , General cience, Biology, Chemistry, Phy ic , and Senior eminar. Mr. Weigel, Mr. Buckle, Mr. Ricci, and Mr . Deighen are among the taff of teacher who help our tu­

dent expand their minds through lab . In these labs, young adults work with chemicals and other substances to make mixture and compound out of everyday material . Students also have the chance to try experiments and see things that ju t can not be done at home. Many chools do not have the re ource and educator that Chagrin doe . The cience department pends a lot of money every year to purchase new lab equipment to keep the tudents on the

cutting edge. Our chool is bles ed to have all of the wonderful equipment, teachers, and classes for the labs. - Bethany Harnett and Lind ay Crowley

Far Left: Todd Lewis prepares a ground breaking experiment. Top: Under the instruction ofMaster P, Owen Hood, Scott Locurto, Molly Krueger, and Kerry Varnum m­m-make ghetto d like that. Right: Katie Kruse and her Hawiian guest hang loo e in the science lab. Center: Mariana Masseria and Meagan Meyer cel­ebrate finding thier unknown .

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Oxers, cargo pants, and needles through eyebrows ... Our community con ist of more than the Pumpkin Roll and ~occer games. Our actual makeup is hown by our diversity. The talents and trends of the year show who we arc out~ ide of

·chool. The on ervative preppie: of hagrin are quickly changing their tyle~. The changes go from body piercings tone\.\ hair tyles and n w clothing. A for body piercings, we cover them all, just a k Charlie Grugle. Hair. tyle areal o chang­ing: Guy. ha e gone fr m long hair, t nicely sha en . kin. Girls arc also sporting . hort hair, though not completely shaven.

tyle alway change · when new trends come out. orne of our clothing Lyles include flared pants for girl~, and cargo pants for guy . We can be een walking down the halls in our platform shoes, many logoed clothes by Abercrombie, Tommy Hilfigger, Polo, etc. "Ho dies" (hooded sweatshirts) have also become very popular. The ever popular orth Face outdoor wear i also one of our mo t popular trends. s for the unrecognized talents that come from our students out of chool, Chagrin tudents dabble in a wide an·a of unheard-of accomplishments. We have award winning horseback riders, excel­lent nowboarders, sailors, skater , skiers, and surfers. Outside of school we have many talented athletes as well as per­formers. I o, some of our tudent arc involved in performing art : dance, community theatre, and band . One example is Drew Mottinger's band, "The Mod ." The band spends countless hour. practicing and recording their music. The) ha e competed against other high school bands, and been very successful especially with their recent addition, Lauren Stecker. Talents and trend evolve and surface from both individual desire and ~ocietal norms; some of the~e reflect our MTV generation attitudes and mentality, and other try to steer as clear as possible from it. Regardless of our talent or the trend that we follow, these intere. ts are what truly reveal our conformity or individuality.

Mariana Masseria

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Far left: Lindsey Crowley "oxer"s her horse. Bottom Middle: Drew Mottinger and Lauren tecker demonstrate their talent with "The Mods." Top Middle: Tiffanie Widing di plays her eyebrow ring. Middle: A tummy hot from Meg Rode, howing her piercing. Top Right: A hley Poole pose with flare. Bottom Right: The ever o popular orth Face logo.

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76 sports

taring Do COMPETITION

For some people, sport.;; is a way to keep in shape, a waytoshowtheir school's talents, to just haYe fun. or even to make thewor~b: Chagrin Spoit.;;, memsomething. Butforothas, s-pom; in hagrin Falls hm·etaken a tLUnford1eworst. \'Yhyha,·ed1emm1beroffan'ideclinedsomuch?Why hasd1em·erJll inter ill sport'> diminished ovenhe pastye-.u:? M1y h:we l1a,·enoconficlenceind1et<:?;Ull M1y i wel1avenoconfic.lence iJ1 OUL he ...

" tudentswon'tgotoagam iftheyknowthecompetition is beuerth:m we ~ue." "Peoplejustcometod1egamestosocialize. oone cue.. abouttheac:tualsport'ianymore." "If d1e te-Jm i good, d1en d1 re are fans, if d1e te-.u11 L'i not good, d1en there a1 no fam." ''The portsa~e not e.xdtinganymore. oboc.lyputs feeling intoit,sonobodytak stheti111 towatch." "Drugshavetakend1eplaceofathletics." l'iour generation pr rpiec.l with nai-cotics, or do d1e f~ms ~rstnacare?Mayh:morepeoplewou1dgotogai11eiifmore

of ourre-.u11s were wrn1g. But on d1e other l1<.md, 111<.1yl ourte-JnlS would win if more people went to d1e games. Regarc.lless, sports are\ -aluabl : nle!llOrabl I nd'> 1-x:t\veen fiienc.lsa~eformed~mdlifelesson..'iaietaughL Inn1a11ywJ)-~ sport is a microcosm of real I if . We will all have the pres.'ilue>ofcompetitionasweUasl xpec.tedtoax:>perate withcxhers. Onestuc.lentsays, "Someofmyhestbuc.lc.ties~ue myfoothJllte-.ul1!mt ." P rik.lpsthedosingofthemillen­nium will lead to more leadership and spilit, d1en again, d1ings do not happen wid1out a little work. "It's a funny dlingaooutlife. Ifyou refi.rsetoacceptanydlingless d1a11 d1e

st, you very often g tit." FJ1m1y WL'inie\\ -ski

an assist. Top Right: Colin McUquham makes a quick ave to keep the the score for the Tigers. FarRight: inaCunninghamjumpsskyhighto cheer on the Varsity Baske tball team. Right: Quarte rback) inuny Leffle r runs the ball in for a touchdown.

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~bele Fallert, Lindsay Bartel, Katie Henderson, Cate Larrabee, Rachel Cara TaUman, Sarah Toth, Sarah LeClerc, Assist. Coach Self

Upper Right: Katie Henderson returns the ball in style Right: Cate Larrabee moves in for a hard shot as she returns the ball. Lower Right: Cara Tallman waits for the ball to come to her

Below: As the sun glares onto Lindsay Bartel, she is pro­tected by her shades.

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Tennis takes skill, and that is exactly what this years tennis team had. Although they got off to a rocky start, they turned up the heat and had a winning season. This years' tennis team consisted of two seniors, four juniors, and two sophomores. There is no doubt about it experience wasn't on the side of these talented ladies. They had a diverse and difficult schedule this year, but because of the captain's leadership qualities, they were able to pull together and

Lindsay tarted to play

be as one. These ladies had many big victories over the season, but some of their biggest triumphs were against Wickliffe, Brush and Gilmore. They even had to go up against Division I schools, such as Mentor, Mayfield and Hudson. The lineup for this team consisted of Cate Larabee in 1st singles, Sarah Toth in 2nd singles and Cara Tallman at 3rd singles. Leading first doubles were Captain Lindsay Bartel and Katie Henderson. Sarah LeClerc and Michele Fallert round out the rest of the team in 2nd doubles. When asked about their season, Cate Larabee said, "We were not the most experienced team, but we hung in there and played with the best of them. " Next year the girls will return with five varsity players and they hope to win the CVC and make it further into the state tournament. Overall, the tennis team had to overcome many feats, and even when times got tough, they put on a smile and gave it all they got. tenni at a young age

and ha played for the chool for all four Chip Conn

Matt Holling worth year ' ervmg a cap-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ tain thi pa t year.

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Scoreboard OPP

Mayfield Beachwood Wickliffe Perry Bru h

SCORE CF Opp

0-5 0-5 5-0 3-2 5-0

Hathaway Brown Haw kin

4-1 0-5 1-4 NIXL

Wet Geaua 4-1 Andrew 3-2 Ken ton I -4 Orange 1-5 Aurora 4- I Magnificat 4-2 Hudon 0-5 Gilimore 5-0

Lindsay had a very good ea on and con­tributed a lot to the team. When he wa a ked what he thoughtabouttheteam and the ea on, he aid, "The team wa

young, but they played good tenni and had fun." Lindsay i al o involved in ailing. During her free time he like to perfect the

yearbook and chill with her friend . In her nearfuture heplan to attend the aval Academy, where he plan to major in oceanography.

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With the help of coaches Mr. Ponikvar and Mrs. Neidhardt; Varsity. JV, and Freshmen teams all made the volleyball season unforgettable. Although games did not begin until the end of August. the girls had to begin conditioning in July for the much anticipated season. Varsity came out strong. and after a few defeats. were prepared to crush upcoming teams. Their first win was against long time rival Orange High School. The final scores were: 15-6 and 15-13. They continued their winning by beating Berkshire, Laurel, Aurora. ewbury, Kirtland. and Grand Valley. ext season Varsity will miss enior Tigers: Amy Yuratovac, Kerry Varnum, Mary Boles, M. E. Bruce, and Alexis Wyszynski. A new addition to Varsity was starter, sophomore Sarah Gunder. This season, Sarah was the only sophomore helping the Varsity team to numerous victories. Another exceptional player was senior Alexis Wyszynski. This was Alexis' first year playing High School volleyball. In past years she participated in

occer. A highlight of the season was the Notre Dame tournament that Varsity took part in. They competed against Laurel and Regina, and beat Laurel. After the regular season ended, the girls took part in Division Tournaments and Sectionals. Coach Ponikvar comments, "The 1998 team was a pleasure to coach. They are a talented group of young ladies with fun attitudes who really enjoy the game. The senior group showed great leadership and will be mi sed." Congratulations to everyone, and good luck seniors! -by Theresa Collins and Elizabeth Debelak

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OPP

Garretsville Perry Weat Geauga Cardinal Orange Berkshire Wickliffe Laurell Regina Aurora Perry Newbury Kirtland We t Geauga Hawken Orange Grand Valley Wickliffe Aurora

SCORE

7-15,3-15 5-15,15-17 8-15,11-15 1-15,6-15 15-6,15- 13

15-3,11-15,15-7 8-15,14-16

15- 13,12- 15,16-14 15- 11 ,8- 15, 12- 15 15-13, 15-8 7-15,6-15 16- 14, 15- 13 15-6, 15- 14 2-15,9-15 8-15, 12- 15 9-15, 15-7, 8-15 15-9, 15-9 10- 15. 12-15

15-11, 7-15, 12-15

A the only four year letterers on the volleyball team for all four year of high chool, Amy Yuratovac and Kerry Varnum have been great a -set to their team. Both Amy and Kerry tarted playing volleyball in seventh grade and have continued their suc­ce throughout high chool. ln college, my and Kerry plan to play club volleyball at Division I school . Kerry hopes to attend the Univer­ity of Maryland or Univer­ity of Michigan, while Amy

hope. to attend the Univer­ity of Michigan or Bo ton

College. Kerry ha. enjoyed playing volleyball because . he believes that "a a port. it incorporate all team mem­bers in constant action, which i imperative to achieve ucce ." Both agree that their mo t memorable moment oftheirhigh chool career include beating Perry in only two game and going to di trict finals that arne year.

: Varsityvo take a time and get pumped up to win the third game

Berkshire. osite page, top left: Varsity gets into their

e team circle before a game. osite page, middle left: Sophomore, Sarah der, gets ready to make a hard et against the

: Senior Mary Boles goes up to block aggres-

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Below: J eff Wilson takes it to the green from th e fairway . R i ght : John Parkhurst awaits the outcome of his putt.

Above: Tyler Munson tees off at Fowlers Mill.

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"As the Great Winston Churchhill once said, 'You have to hit a wee ball into a wee hole , with weapons ill-designed for that very purpose. "'-ESPN. The Varsity Golf team, whose home course is Fowlers Mill , finished with an even record of 8 wins and 8 losses . They also had competitive scores in their five tournaments at Kent, The Mentor Invitational, The Warrior Classic, The Fox Den Classic, The CVC Tournament, and Sectionals . Josh Embree (Junior) led the team with an average score of 41 strokes per round. Helping the team were Jon Parkhurst (Junior), who shot an average of 42 strokes per round, Jeff Wilson and Jamie Kish (Juniors) who both shot an average of 43 strokes per round, and Tyler Munson (Junior) and Ely Felker (Freshman) who both shot an average of 44 strokes per round. Leading the personal bests were Josh Embree with a 35, Jamie Kish with a 37, Jon Parkhurst and Dan Vosgerichian with 38 's , Jeff Wilson and Tyler Munson with 39's and Ely Felker with a 42.

Scorel:Joard

Opponent CF OP Score

Hawken 153/151 Kirtland 153/161 Cardinal 166/154 Berkshire 167/188 Wickliffe 167/173 Newbury 157/204 Gilmour 173/168 Perry 179/175 University 151/160 West G 179/166 Orange 171/161 Kens ton 166/156 Solon 166/156 Aurora 166/176 Euclid 156/176

Below: Dan Vosgerichian prepares to make a putt at Fowlers Mill.

Jamie Kish, a junior. had a great season with a personal best of 37 trokes per round said

that he "thought the team had a decent season. They didn't do as well as they could have. but they still had fun." He contin­ued by adding, "1 think that there hould be cheerleaders for go I f." When asked if there wa anything el e he would like to add he thought a bit and then replied" (Darn) it, I don't know."

Below/Left: Josh mbree watches

his ball soars. elow: Ely Felker

tches anxiously his putt.

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row: Katie Kruse. Emily Weingart, McLaughlin, Lindsay Crowley. Abbey Gilkey, Rode.

Top: Stefanie Tweedy goes up for a difficult header Above: Holly Andre races down the field to recover the ball Above right: The girls celebrate after yet another victory Right: Kathryn McCourt steals the ball from a fiesty opponent

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Scoreboard OPP SCORE

CF Opp

Canfield 2 3 Strongsville 2 2 Solon 4 3 Aurora 10 0 Bay 1 2 North Olmstead 0 7 West Geauga 3 2 Kens ton 6 0 Copley 1 1 Perry 3 0 Revere 2 6 Hawken 5 0 Westlake 3 1 NDCL 3 0 Mentor 4 1 Magnificat 3 0

The girls ' soccer team had an impre ive 86th sea on, continuing the tradition of soccer excellence in Chagrin Falls. The girls achieved a record of ll win , 3losse . and 2 ties in the regular season, and made a trip to the Chagrin Valley Conference Championship, where they took first place over Hawken. Coach Malone and Coach Gerhardt led the team to a district competition against Hawken, and a regional competition again t Bay. Their Final Four winning treak was finished when they were defeated by St. Francis DeSales by a score of 3- l in the state semifinal . The team will mi s Tiger enior Jessica Hazen, Katie Kruse. Abbey Gilkey. Emily Weingart. Mandy orton, Meg Rode, StefanieTweedy. Holly Andre, and Molly Krueger next year. The lone junior on the team. Katie Heintzelman, will be counted on to lead the team next year after the loss of these nine seniors . Helping to maintain the strength and teamwork of! a t year's team were sophomores Lind ayCrowley, Colleen McLaughlin, Jes ica Gift, and Michelle Petrillo. ewcomer , fre hmenJulianne McCall, Sara Gngera, Kathryn McCourt, and Carolyn osbu ch adapted well to the Varsity cene and ended up being a tremendous a set to the team. Summing up their eason, the girls' team gave but oneword ... "Rutabaga!" -byLauren mithandAnnieCro

i season's featured player is enior Stefanie Tweedy. Stefanie has been playing soccer for approximately l 0 years. and has been a member of the Var ity girls occer team since she moved here in lOth grade. On the field, she contribute skill to the team as a star d fensive player. Ste­fanie states her favorite thin about soccer is "It's a team sport - you can't rely on anythingbuthow you and your teammate play ... " Coach Malone comment , "Stefanie made a large impact on our defen e this year. She wa alway the player to defend the opponent' best player. Of the five All-Ohio play­er she marked, none of th m scored! She is a physical player with great determination. " Though Stefanie i un­sure which college she will attend, he plans to enroll somewhere close to home. She is sure that she will continue to play soccer wherever she de­cid to go. The girl ' oc­cer team has appreci­ated Stefanie ' talent this eason and wish her luck in the future.

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The boys' soccer team continued the fine tradition with a 9-5-4 record this season. The team was lead by the senior captain Tyler Exline, who displayed his leadership skills on and off the field. Seniors Scott Locurto, Chris Wagner, Chip Conn, Joe Reinart, and Brad Thalman contributed to the strong upper class players. After a slow start the boys really turned it around and went on a streak of 6 wins and ties. Highlights of this exciting stretch of the season included Joe Reinhart's seven shutouts in goal, a 2-2 tie with crosstown rival Kenston, and a 3-1 win over Perry which clinched a share of the CVC title for the second time in three years. Dr. Mario Gerhardt achieved the amazing feat of recording his 300th victory after the sectional championship game, but the post-season run ended in a hard fought, district semifinal 2-1 loss to St. Thomas Aquinas. Although the team was not expected to accomplish much this year, they surpassed the expectations of other teams and achieved the goals they had set.

Above: Matt Hanculak passes the ball to a teammate using "the method."

Above Right: Adam Kerlek plays the ball long for a streaking teammate.

Right: Ben Preyss sneaks past his opponent as Scotty Locurto looks on.

-Ben Preyss and Ben Smith

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Scoreboard OPP. SCORE

Chagrin Opp.

U.S. 0 5 Rocky Riv. 1 1 Hawken 0 6 Lake Shore 5 0 Kirtland 6 0 Wickliffe 5 1 Scott led the Tigers as CVCA 1 4 Orange 0 0

the only fourth year var-sity player this sea on.

West G. 1 1 After a brief absence from Aurora 1 0 the team thi Perry 3 1

ummer,

Newbury 8 1 colt returned to have his

finest eason ever. His Kens ton 2 2 remarkable defensive Walsh 0 3 skills and accurate pass-Beachwood 4 0 - ing e tablished the Tiger

fen e as one of the be t.

row from left: Coach Preyss, Nick Barrie, Matt Laufik, Tyler Exline, Joe Reinart, Hanculak, Ryan Eshelman, Chip Conn, Brad Thalman, Brett Blackburn, Ben

Coach Malone, Coach Gerhardt. Second row from left: Robbie Meikle, Sam Dan Kastner, Evan Gerhardt, Kip Kruse, Adam Kerlek, Dan Podor, Ben Smith,

Wagner. Last row from left: Heidi Braun, Cristina Zahka, Jessica Voss, Kim Haase, Carrie Slonaker.

Top: Freshman Danny Kastner dribbles the ball forward showing his skill.

Middle: Daniel Val Podor chips the ball into the box for another assist during the Tiger's win over Wickliffe.

Left: Captain Tyler Exline fakes out the opponent and heads upfield.

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Left to Right: Coach Kirk. Ashley Clark, Alison Barriball, Em1ly Smith. Ann DeRee, Kathryn Hampton, Joelle VanSkyhock. Amanda Lincoln, Lauren Hammer, Coach Olah. Absent: Libby Ziegenhagen.

Right : In the be in­ning of the race, Owen Hood and Clay Burnett lead the pack. Far right : Ann DeRee sprints to­wards the finish line.

Top row (left to right): Coach Kirk, Brian Miller. Sean Hawks, Brandon Rawot, Ted Elliot, Ryan Ripley, Scott Perdan, Adam Bitner, Owen Hood, Ryan Frazier, Coach Olah. Bottom row: Drew Mikuszew ki, Je se Kingery, Matt Alpeza. Darren Gretchko, Clay Burnett, Mike Sparger, Ju tin Henderson, David Ferrone.

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Scoreboard

OPP SCORE CF Opp

Berk hire 9th

Avon Lake 19th

Wickliffe Tl ~

Breck ville 3rd

Boardman 16th

West Geagua ~ 2fj

Orange ~ 2fj

)overleaf 7th

Wad worth lith

Medina 13th

0/< 2nd

Districts 8th

Regionals States

Scoreboard

OPP SCORE CF Opp

Berkshire 2nd Avon Lake 6th Wickliffe 17 46 Breck ville I t Boardman lOth Wet Geauga 23 32 Orange 25 31 Cloverleaf 5th Wadsworth 5th Medina 5th 0/C I t District 2nd Regina) 4th States

The cross-country team ran to new heights this year. Every member of the team gave it their all in practice and in meets. Their discipline and stamina carried them through the season. The athletes endured pain, sweat, and mud through­out the SK course. Practice and hard work paid off with this team. The boys' team had a great season with many top finishes. The group of five seniors, six juniors, five sopho­mores, and one freshman were coached by Mr. Kirk and Mr. Olah. The captains of the boys' team included all of the Se­niors. All of the members of the team learned a lot from this past year. The girls' cross-country team also had an impec­cable sea on. Also coached by Mr.Kirk and Mr. Olah the clan of two seniors, three juniors, and three freshmen worked incredibly hard all year. With practices including both long and short distance training plus hill work, the girls were in great shape. The Senior leadership of Ann DeRee and Joelle VanSkyhock carried the rest of the team through the season.

Lindsay Crowley and Bethany Harnett

Adam Bitner

Adam Bitner is a veteran of the Cha­grin Fall eros -country team. Hi dad, who i also a runner, sparked hi interest at a young age. He ran fast for the middle chool team for two years. His continued dedication to the port Ia ted through all four years of high chool. Adam's idol in running is Steve Prefontaine be­cau e of hi great tamina and peed. He hope to achieve as much

as Prefontaine has in his lifetime. dam ran well all year. In regard to

the sea on Adam aid, "It' been fun becau e this has been the be t cross-country team that we have had in a while. Our major goal i to make it all the way to tates." With the exception of Clay Burnett, they did not achieve this goal although they came extremely clo e. In addi­tion to cro -country, Adam Bitner has al o participated in ba ketball for two year . Plus, he run track in the spring.

Far left: Ted Elliot, fights for the lead. Left: Jesse Kingery overtakes the runner from an oppo ing chool with ea .

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Since day one, the football team has always kept the attitude that they would win every time th y tepped out of the new locker room, and onto that fi ld. For the first four games they actually did. This team never let their guard down, knew what they had to do to win and th y did it. The seniors of this team really worked hard to make their final year of Chagrin Football outstanding. They all showed their enthusiasm with the help of their fans and cheerleaders. It was difficult to miss all of the spirit walking around the school during the week e pecially on Friday . Cha rin Football T-shirts, cheerleading uniforms, jer ey , locker tags, balloons, even our very own version of the "red carpet" look, in our own school colors of cour e. The Varsity Cheerleader tried their be t to be the qu en of spirit, but what would the team be without the Tiger pride of the players and coaches . Head Coach Mark lammarino has been practicing with his team since school let out last year, and he hasn't stopped yet. He is fired up about this season, and will not let a win slip past us. It takes a lot of talent and determination to go out on that field every Friday night, and know that nothing le s than perfect will be a cepted. This team took any mi takes in stride and had them fixed by the next game. The Chagrin Falls Tigers ' aim for personal perfection and that is just what th y get. The combination of coaching staff, cheerlead r , fans, and th player's enthusiasm, shows the spirit ofTiger Football is definitely committed to excellence.

Em my Wisniewski

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Scoreboard

OPP SCORE CF Opp

Berkshire 24 12 Brooklyn 42 21 Rocky River 28 0 John Snavely Newbury 49 Kirtland 13 Perry 35 West G 26 Orange 40 Wickliffe 20 Aurora 12

7 33

7 24

7 44 24

John Snavely, brother of Cliff (sophomore) , Bobby(freshman), and cousin of Pete, Uun­ior) has been playing football for nine years. He says he is not much of a soccer player o he concen­trates mainly on his football skills . John has always enjoyed football, bu t he says his dad inspired him to play. John is key here at Chagrin playing both line­backer and tail back, yet he is not sure if he will continue to play in college . John's advice to upcoming players is to always hit 'em hard.

Row I !left to right) Deanna Paisley, Kelly Miller, Ryan Kwolek. Matt Lubs•. John Snavely•, Weeb Grubich*, Chris Male*. Jimmy Leffler, J.P. Ponikvar, Geoff Guseilo, Kristen Re t. Row 2: Chris Hull, Chip McAslan, Derek Anderson, Mike Kashkoush. Pete Snavely. Keith Lodge, Brad Robens. Cliff Snavely, Sean McHugh, Randy Bly. Row 3: Evan Kormas. Andrew Naylor, Dave Strickler. Joe Hufguard. Scott Gebler, Marcus Mcteer, Jon Howell, Dave Heheman, Kyle K.iffler, Jeb Howard. Ryan Bla1r. Row 4, Coach Bob Mandato. Coach Tony Iammanno, Coach Paul Perrine, Coach John Kramer, Head Coach Mark Iamrnarino,

"We had a great team this year, I think we worked well together and that was what we needed to have a good season, " according to Tiger Senior, John Snavely .

Coach Nate Schenker, Coach Pat Weigel. Coach Dan Iwan. Coach Mike Salyers. • denotes tains

Opposite page top left : Junior Randy Bly breaks another tackle. Oppostie page bottom left:Nothing can stop Junior, Sean McHugh when he wants to score. Center:Senior Jimmy Leffler goes to make the winning pass. Bottom Left: Captains John Snavely, Chris Male, Matt Lubs, and Weeb Grubich

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. The Varsity Grapplers Th ombination of trength, peed, balance, and finess are combined to create

the e true machine of the mat. The wre tier work harder and longer than anyone else only to recieve the opportunity to phy ically de troy and maime their opponent. Through many breaks, brui e , and cuts the wre tier finish a match which is only six minutes lon . ix minute may not eem very long to orne, but to a wre tier it may eem like an eternity. The Wre tlingTeam did urpris-in ly well thi year after the lo of all of their talented eniors and many other former wre tiers who could not

gatherupenou hcourag towre tleforanotheryear. The veteran var ity wrestling team consisting of Sop­hom or :Mike Ka hkou h, Matt Brandenburg, CliffSn­avely and Matt Alpeza; Junior :Clay Burnett and Bo Brandenburg; and Senior : Geoff Gu eilo and John Fr­anco. These wre tiers are coached by Don Wem, the infamou "Chagrin Fall Wrestling Coach" that has acco mpli hments pages I on , uch as his wrestling career a an Olympian. The other coache are Paul Perrine, the young Gym teacher and wrestler from Michigan Univer ity, and Pete Olah, the Tech teacher and a former wre tier. This combination of coaches has brought many winning years with a limited amount of athlete to choose from. The wrestlers have wre tied up to as many a thirty matche thi eason alone before the ectional tournnament. They have definately di played their talent, dedication and and trength through thi long ea on.

by Matt Brandenburg

92 wrestling

Bottom Left: Cliff navely slams opponent with great authority. Middle: Matt Brandenburg shows ownership while he pins a competitor.

Bottom Right: Bo Brandenburg squeezes opponent into ubmission.

Bottom left of center: Team shows sportsmanship after getting beat by Chagrin wrestler .

Top Middle: Clay Burnett holds down hi . opponent to add another check to his large winning record.

Scoreboard

OPP SCORE CF Opp

Rocky River 26 42 Bedford 31 36 Grand Valley 36 34 Cardinal 42 18 Chardon 19 44

D L 25 38 Berkshire 60 0 Gilmour 30 Bay Village 36 24 Pymatuming 34 33 Kirtland 24 38 West Geauga 12 46 Wickliffe 30 36

ewbury 42 6

Geoff Guesilo

Thi years senior spotlight belong\ to tudent athlete Geoff

Guesilo. Geoff is ac­tive in wre\tling and football. Geoff wrestled for the team all four highschool year<,. three of which were varsity. Coming new to the sport as a freshmen Geoff has progressed to become a senior captain of the wrestling team. Geoff placed fourth as a se­nior at the confer­ence tournament in a very difficult 160 pound weight cia\\. Geoff i'> known to bounce up to a he a\ ier weight class and pin a much larger oppo­nent. Geoff will be further­ing hi'> studies in col­lege at Indiana niver-

sit)'.

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Twelve girls in tank tops spun off to a 3-4 start at the be inning of the s ason. Katie Kru e led the team as one of the five seniors left from last year team. The remaining enior are; Mary Boles, Joelle Van Skyhock, Alexi Wy zyn ki, and Ann DeRee.

Other prime time players on the Lady Tiger's quad are Jes ica Gift, Sarah Gunder, Erin Hoffman, and fre hman Alli on Barriball. Rounding out the team are contribu­tor Nora Ziegenhagen, JaCari Parks, Katie Heilman, and Emily Smith. The team

truggled through the heart of th eason with los e to, Berkshir , Wickliffe and We t Geauga. Looking for a park, the team needed to rebound again t their next three opponent , Aurora, Perry, and Kirtland, which they did by going und feated in thos games. The nucleus of the team came from the strong 1-2 punch of Kruse and Bole . With Katie patrolling the perimeter, Mary Bole dared anyon to enter her "kitchen." Sarah Gunder al o gave the team strong minutes. With the lo of senior Ann DeRee to a partially torn ACL, Libby Boles got the call up to var ity to fill the middle. Overall th eason wa a slam dunk.

-Ben Smith, Bethany Harnett, and Lindsay Crowley

Top Left: Mary Bol takes it to the ba ket with authority. Top Right: Sarah Gunder make an effective pas to her teammate. Right: Je sica Gift runs the fast break and goes forth layup.

94 girl s basketball

OPP CORE

Kenston Perry We. tG. Cardinal Orange Berkshire Wickliffe

urora

Perry Kirtland We tG.

CF OPP

53 47

39 51

58 48 33 59 55

60 16

51

39 49 54 13 61 45 45 41 44

53

Katie Kru e ha been a Varsity player with the Lady Tigers for the last four years. She ha. helped the Tiger to two state finals appearance: in the two year . he was the point guard of a very potent offense in the eve thi year. Katie wa al o part of the tatechampion hip . occer team in the 97-98 choolyear.

Katie enjoy. hanging out with her many friend in her . pare time. Free time is very rare for Katie, because he ha no problem tayingbu y. Rounding out her ports credential ,

KatieaL oactively participate on the oftball team in the pring. A he depart

for college next year, many people will mis her leader hip.

Top Left: Allison Barriball puts a fake on her oppo­nent and make her way to the basket.

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Top Center: Senior, Todd "Cueball" Lewis breaks through the Perry defense and shoots two. Below: The cheerleaders run onto the floor for a quick cheer during a timeout. Center: The Tigers huddle up for a pep talk before the game .

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96 boys ' basketball

As the crowd stands to hear the National Anthem. and the cheerleaders stretch and prepare to cheer on their team, twelve players pep them elves up by the stair of their locker room. These twelve guys spend about fifteen hours practicing throughout the course of a week in addition to games. They run drills,lift weights. and test out plays. This year the team got new recruits from the junior class including JeffWilson. JeffTatom, Keith Lodge, Joe Hufguard. MattHanculak, DerekAnderson, and newSeniorKellyMiller. Kelly tarted the season outstrongbutin mid December he was unavoidably detained due to miscon­duct. The members of the team seemed to adjust to Coach Serluco's decision and carried on with the season with the help of eniorsToddLewisandJimmyLeffier, both captains with strong leadership. Jimmy Leffierseems to have come backstrongafterhis football injury, however. Junior, Joe Hufguardmis ed mo toftheseasondue to a late season football injury. Despite these injuries, the team hoped to achieve a season full of victories. The boys seem to have improved thi yearwith thehelpofnewcoach, Chris 0 olin, who travels from John Carroll University daily to help the team. The players enjoy having Chris coach because he not only shows discipline in his coachingbu t also has friendships with the players. Chris also works well with Coach Serluco and Coach Barger. The unity throughout the team this season got the boys offto a good start with a one and one record. The team has played tough games all year but the hard work paid off against Independance. The team gained strength and accuracy throughout the year.

-EmmyWisniewski

Jimmy Leffler Jimmy Leffler has been playing ba~ketball since the day he learned ho'W to walk. He joined his first

AA team \vhen he \\as in kindergarten and has been playing ever since. He has been a player on the Varsity team since his ~ophomore year. Jimmy says basketball is one of

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ his favorite sports. but best kind of basketball is

Scoreboard OPP SCORE

CF OPP

the occasional pick up game with his brother. Jimmy's brother. cott (sophomore) also has played basketball for Chagrin up until this year. Jimmy loves the fast pace of ba~ketball. especially when it is a high scoring game. Jimmy was injured this past football season when he broke his leg in three places . "I felt I recovered more quickly then expected, although. I did not feel completely one hundred percent until after Christmas vacation. " Jimmy looks forward to away games most. be­cause he enjoys playing trivial pur~uit with hi fellow teammates on the bus rides there and back.

Kens ton 69 85 Beachwood 67 59 Perry 41 74 West G 46 62 Cardinal 50 63 Independence 72 64 Orange 47 7 Glimour 53 61 Wickliffe 40 66 Aurora 43 56 Perry 41 65 Kirtland 53 65 West G 48 0 Hawken 53 67 Orange 47 7

boys ' basketball 97

Above: Colin Mcllquham make an incredible ave. Top Left: Ben Crabb and Neville Ho fight for the puck against Gilmour. Middle: A congratulation i in order after the win­ning goal. Middle Right: Scott Hrovat show off his hockey Is kills.

98 hockey

"Did somebody say" ... McAslan? While there tofour tudents were sound asleep in their beds. the hockey team faced many grueling 4:30A.M.

practice . lncompen ationfortheirearlyri etheywererewardedwithMcDonald 'famou EggM Muffin ! ew talent entered the team this year along with many returning player . Led by captains Peter Heintzelman. Mike Hood. Owen Hood. and Chip MeA ian they were ready to tart counting the victorie . Th team tartedoffthe eason with scrimmages and an exhibition game at the GundArena. The team doubled its wins from last year

and took fir t place from Gilmour Academy. Freshmen: Matt Widing. Colby Forlani. Matt Gla . Andrew Rex. and Pat Homans were great a ets to the team this year. Returning key player were Peter Heintzelman. Mike Hood. Owen Hood, Chip McAslan, Neville Ho, and Colin Mcllquham. Many times. goalie Colin Mcllquham tepped up to ave the Tiger from defeat. The team could not have a ked for a more succe sful eason. finishingju t hort of a

conference championship. The mi htyTiger finished off the ea on one game away from the Baron Cup.

By Heidi Braun

I

Scoreboard OPP SCORE

League games OPP Orange II I Euclid 0 2 CYCA 9 I Hudson 2 4 Kenston 10 0 Mayfield 5 0 Orange 5 3 Hudson 4 2 Gilmour 7 I Kens ton II 0 W.R. cademy 6 2 Mayfield 4 2 Gilmour 7 Garfield Height<; 5

SLAM!! The glass hake a Peter Heintzelman cru he hi opponent again t the wall. The ice meet it fir t victim. The arena echoe with

hout ofcheerfrom the excited fan .

Peter is a central fi ure on the ice. He ha been playing hockey for Ieven and a half

years. and improve hi talentcachyear. For the past year and a halfh ha played for Team Ohio. Heal o enjoy rock climbing. hiking, nowboardin . and whitewater rafting. Wear proudtohave him a a econd year captain.

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Off the beam, over the vault, around the bars! Hard work and daily practice paid off for this year's six member gymnastic t am. With th loss of five tal nt d gymnasts from th past eason, it wa questionable if there would be a gymnastic team this year. However, the commitment put forth from each of the gymnast mad the team happen. The gymna t practiced ten hours a week, twice a week at a private gym and they gradually improved. In their first meet, Chagrin beat two of the three West Geauga teams, which wa a great start to the season. The only senior on the team this year was Vicky DiMichele, who began gymna tics her junior year a a vaulter, al o competing eventually on bar . A great new addition to the team was freshman Emily Wooden, who showed much talent in the port, and helped the team as an all -around gymnast. Junior : Vicky Epprecht, Megan Pugh and Kari Wil on all returned for their third y ar of gymna tic . M gan i an excellent competitor on vault, beam and bar , and Vicky and Kari camp ted all -around thi ea on. Not only did the team improve their gymna tic kills over th eason, but they also gained strong friend­ships through the sport. It was definitely an exciting season that they will not oon forget.

Kari Wilson

Top: Vicky Epprecht show of h r kill in mid-air. Right: Emily Wooden balances hand down during her floor routine. Far Right: Sara Cordek per­forms an aria! off the beam. Center: Kari Wilson ends h r beam routine in stl e.

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Scoreboard

OPP SCORE CF OPP

West Geauga 99.4 127.05

Solon 106.85 126.8

Cuyahoga Fall 103.3 127.2

Ken ton 111.7 121

7th place

109.4 11 5.6

10 .6 122.3

Bottom Left: The team takes time away from compe­tition to bond with each other. Top Right: Megan Pugh displays her talents while she traddle over the

uper oo i how Vicky re­

acted when a ked how , she liked bein the only

enior on the gymna -tics team. She an­wered with a two

thumbs up and a smile. Vicky has been partici­pating in gymnastics for two y ars on Chagrin's team. Before

he joined the team, she pent her time en­

the port, and he found out hagrin had a

team, she happily ned the t am. Dur­

ing competition, her fa­vorite event was the bars, but heal o com­peted on vault. he enjoy d watching the floor routine al o. Vicky has struggled through the sea on with a countle num­ber of bumps and brui e , but he never gave up. Vicky wa a great competitor this

ea on. She got along with her teammate very well, and ended the ea on with a memorable quote. "We started as a team, and ended as a family."

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tuart, Diana Mun7, aura Fredrich, Caitlin Howard, Kate Pugsle , Katie Galland, Janette Mercede, Coach Bekka Obermayer, ourtne) reamer, Lauren Hammer, Carolyn

osbusch, arah Toth, Lesile chubert, Theresa Collins, tephanie Chane), manda Lincoln, Jacky Brysac7. Carolyn Blondin, Debbie Lo. ik. Rebecca 0' eil. Katie Henry. manda Hall, Kim Hlavin. Kerry arnum, Meg Rode, Jackie Mercede, Lindsay Zenker.

Upper Right: Swimm r gath r for a quick picture after the long yet exciting Viking Meet at CSU. Right: Junior, Diana Munz look determined while wailing for the race to begin. Lower Right: Brett Roeper demonstrates his amazing br a t stroke.

Coach Beth Stuart, Misha Mentschukoff, GardnerTri pp, Doug Guseilo, Coach Bekka Obermayer. Brett Roper, Brian Miller, Ryan Tressler. ot Pictured: Mike Trow, Konstantin Damm and

ean Hawks

102 swimming

"Marco? ... Polo? ... Swimming is more than fun and game . It takes strong dedication and leader hip. Swim Team captain included Kerry Varnum. Jackie Mer ede . Le lie Schubert. Kim Hlavin and Misha Ment chukoff. Although the team i lo ingmanytalented enior . therearemanyhardworkingfre hmen to fill theirspace . Fre hman. Mike Trow. the only male to make it to district . brought his talent in the long di tance event . Brett Roep r had r markable time in the 100 meter brea t troke. The team enjoyed many memorable chowdowns. The team will never forget the infamou hot tub after the Independan e meet. Both team put up a good fight against their tou h long­time rival Hawken. The girls team traveled to the annual Orange relay and competed against over 16 team in the Ohio area. The girls especially remember taking the big, yellow chool bu to Kerry Varnum' hou e for a chowdovm after the Orange Relay meet. The girls placed strong in the 200 meter bu lterfly. 400 Individual Medley and the 200 medley relays. Chagrin' one and only diver Lindsay Zenker competed well at each meet anda tonishedtheaudi ncewilhherdifficulldives.DuringtheChagrinVall y onfren e meet, girls placed a trong second and the boys look a clo e fifth place. Diana Munz wa certainly an a et to the team, he helped to place the girl in 17th place at Slate Meet. Diana wa the econd time Stale Champion, breaking two of her own record . Our own olympic potential eta world record in the process. We anticipate rooting Munz on in the Olympic atAu tralia.

- Chri Cervelloni and There a Collin

I

Scoreboard

SCORE CF OPP 103 6

Regina 220 121 Hawken 43 143 Peny 141 175 Orange 109 235

olon 191 39 1 5th 20 102 I 15 194

li tening to mu i or ng out with friend .

Brian also enjoy four wh eling and track.

ext year Brian plan to attend Ea tern Michigan or Ohio University.

kie Mere des ha en wimming in e e age of even. Her ture plans include tending a four year liege and majoring in

ither edu ation. de ign or

holography. Jackie being with her

nds. snowborading water- kiing.

cki ' favorite mary during her

wimming career was the Viking meet at

U. he loves wh n

nd ch ering." It' really inten ." Sh !so loved pending o

much time with uch a tgroupofpeopl.

swimming 1 0 3

Thi pa t year, ar­rie and Je sica cheered together during the fall ea on for the Var ity occer team. arrie

ha been involved in cheerleading ince the eventh grade. Thi i

her econd year cheer­ing for Var ity occer. She al o cheered dur­ing the winter eason for the ba ketball team. SinceJe sica wa little, he has alway wanted

to become a cheer­leader. When he fi­nally got up enough courage to try out, she madethesquad,and has been a cheerleader for the pa t three years.

he reall enjoy the fun atmo ph ere ofhigh chool cheerleading.

However, he does not wantto be a cheerleader in college becau e willbetoo eriou. "My favorite thing a cheerleading i bei with my friends."

Middle: Cotton Bowl cheerleaders

Far right:Kari Wil on, Megan Pugh, and Vicky Epprecht howtheir tiger piri t. Right: The Varsity Basketball squad I ad the little cheerleader ina piritcheer.

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Varsity Soccer Squad · Top Row: Carrie Slonaker, Jessica Voss. Bottom Row: ChristinaZahka, Kim Haase, Heidi Braun.

Varsity Basketball Squad- Top Row: Michele Fallert. Katie Hender. on. ina Cunningham , Jes~ica Heintzelman Botlom Rmv: Carrie Slonaker.

Mariana Masseria. Kim Haase. Julie Sandmann

much more than a few cheer on the sideline during a game to keep a team' pirit alive. Even the mo ttalented member of a squad is not a true cheerleader if she doe not have the right amount of dedication and ambition to be one. Not only did this year cheerleaders do an excellent job cheering during games, they al o put forth extra effort in decorating the school, making yard . igns, making run throughs, and giving candy and locker tag to the players. Thi year's footba ll squad was madeentirelyofJuniors,yettheycaughtontothe routineofthingsquickly and gained trong friendships through the season. This year's soccer squad, although . mall in number, was lo ed by the crowd a they threw

candy to the fan every game, and gave each player water bottles filled with candy. The basketball quad wa made up of eight mem­bers, who had great ea on. A pinnacle of the year occurred when six of this year' cheer­leader , Kri ten Burk, ina Cunningham, Vicky Epprecht, Katie Hender on, Megan Pugh, and Kari Wil on pent part of their wi nter break in Da ll a , Te a , a they did a routine to" 1999" by Prince in the Cotton Bowl halftime . how. It proved to b agreatyearfor every cheerleader with many great memorie .

-Kari Wil on

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Brain Gift and company run field to stop the kickoff return.

Boys Soccer:

Back: Mitch Stelzer, Pete Lindmark, Brenden McMeechan, Matt DiMichele, Ryan Finken, Alex Budin, Jeff Miller, Coach Prey s. Front: Louie Lon way, Dan San on, Scottie Lerner, Youssef Hamid, Mark Wilson, Matt Szalay, Matt Wagner.

Back: Coach Chow, Ally Dean, Katie Tweedy, Laura Mercede, Katie Henry, Mallory Gilkey, Erika Kirkland, Caitlin Howard, Amy Lang. Front: Heather Ragalo, Jen Bistriz, Jen Buda, Alicia Smith. Stephanie Thomas. Meryn Mdeer, Jessica Korkosz, Honor McNally, Katie McMeecban, lchole Rose.

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JV Golf

Top: Coach Haase, Matt Glass, Sean O'Niell, Braden Becker, Ely Felker, Erin Gooch. Bottom: Brett Roeper, Pat Romans, Andrew Rex, Matt Smith Kurt Schron.

Back: Coach Mo, Liz Frazier, Jamie Axtbelm, Lauren Basblan, Hilary Gilman, Katie Riccardi, Alicia Hampton, Amy Booms. Front: Carll Wyszynski, Andl Hoppes, Robbie Long, Kate Gaskin, Heather Debagis, Marlsa Feliciano.

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T op: Jen Reeder returns the ball as it comes at her with some heat on it. Above: Mandy Sulik and Chri tine Hageman get ready to go up for a block. Above Right: Katie Tweedy clears the ball with a big boot. Right: Matt Wagner battles over con­trol with an opponent.

1 08 jv fall sports

JV Tennis

Furlong, Laura Harrb, ::'-~ina Cunningham, Meme Reinart, Laura Hall, Jen Reeder, Rachel Conti, Coach

JV Football Back: Coach Salyers. Coach Weigel, Chuck Hunt, Morgan Stinson, Greg Welch, Brian Christopher, Adam Ripley, David lantosca, David Ollinger, Mike Gerbasi, Brian Gift, Drew Peck, Matt Trinetti, Aaron Gedde , .\flke Kennedy, Colby Forlani, Coach Perrine, Coach Iwan. Front: Chris Lyden, Matthew Sobel. Alan Guseilo, Bob Snavley. Brett Gebler, Steve Kuenzig, Phil Todd. Brian EIUot.

Back: Molly O'Brien, Jordan Hood.

JV Cbeerlrading shley See, Megan Meneely. Middle: Becky Steen on, Jesscia Leib on, Marie Pavlich. Front:

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JV B-BaU Cheerleaders Back: .\fichelle Durham, ta~~ie Rutherford, Lizzy Spresser, Ashle Torry, Amy Booms. Front: Sarah Wilson. Jackie . lurscbel.

JV Bo)s B-Ball

Back: Coach Toth, !\tare \tagill, dam Ripley, Evan Kormos. Matt Laufik, Coach Serluco. Front: Coach Bargar, Jared Bitner. David lantosca, Ben Prey.~. Coach Osolin.

110 jv winter sports

JV Girls B-Ball

Bark: Erin Gooch, Libby Boles, Kris Hageman. Karen Ponikvar, Racbael Beard, Colleen McLaughlin. Moll) O'Brien. Coach Salyers. Front: Mandy Sulik, P.J. Orazen. Kathryn McCourt, Michelle Petrillo, Jenn Bistritz. Chris Cass, Sara Grigera.

Freshman Bo) s B-Ball Back: Coach Bargar, Coach Toth, Garrett Monda, Alex Budin. Michat'l Kt>nnedy, Greg Welch. Dave Ollinger, Br)'an Christopher, :'1/ick Weber. Matt DiMichele, John Szalay. Mike Gerbasi. Coach Serluco, Coach Osolio. Front: Steve Kut>nzig, Brian Gift, Pat Lynch, Matt Sobel, Davt' Stecker.

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sampling of hagrin Falls High School stud nts shows that surprisingly, th y do not have th b st times of their lives sitting through math and science class s. Although these class s ar very imponant to ensure a productive learning environment and to uphold high educa­tional standard, , stud nts need a break from the everyday grind. That's \vhen the kids like to cut loose, ·hake 'em down, get crazy. I'm talking about extra-ciricular activities, social interaction, Fl' ! , ome kids cit d powder puff and the pumpkin roll as th ir favorite activities. Kelly Small said "My personal favorite was th pump­kin roll-it was smashing." Hmvever the pervad­ing theme of student's favorite part of student li~ were the parti s. Senior, Mandy otton said, "The pumpkin roll wasn't that fun. I broke my back and had to ride in an ambulance all night long, but I had an excellent time partying at Tiffanie's hefor ." Erin Kelley <>aid that her favorite thing ally arwas hanging out in Josh Embree's fi lei. "It's a good place to go because it's \vide open and ready for fun." Still it was good to see other stud nts add that outsid activities topped their chans. Bo Brandenburg said, "Even though I usually hate th winters in Ohio, I had such a good tim sledding this year." JuniorJason Dubaniewicz said,"I like to go on long walks in the fall... h yeah and going on bike rides \Vith my parents." Prioriti s reflect the person you are and the attitude you de elop. These choices create the person you are. Above all hagrin Falls remains a plac where peopl can do what ver they~ ellike doing. If one likes to build model airplanes, while another likes to go four wheeling, power to them. The diver<>e interests of hagrin Falls students keeps the place running.

112 student life

Top Right:Amy Corson is !>tyling thinking about the night to come. Left:Man Monda and Youssef Hamid work on the set for "Rtttnors". Middle Bottom: Lauren and Tiffani ~mil whileenjoyingtheir nutritiou;, lunches. Right Bottom:Luc Fay and .\tare work their magi on the younger girl'> at Winter Formal.

113 student life

Reflections What was the excitement

"I pimped it with the ladies and watched some Nitro."

Nichols

114 summer

I t was only twelve short weeks that disappeared in a blink of an eye. Sum­

mer quickly came and went. It was a time to relax and forget allourworries. Atimewecould wake up to the birds chirping , and not to our annoying alarms or screaming parents. There was suddenly time to do every­thing that needed to be done, without the hassles of school­work. Vacations could be taken , sports could be played, and people could be visited. For a bunch of students, this was the long awaited summer of freedom, when they would be let loose on the open road. For the upcoming Seniors, this would be their last summer of their high school years. Every­one was out to make the most of the sacred time that they had, and create memories that would last them a life time!

Mariana Masse ria

summer 115

s the millennium comes to an end, we can see how things have changed from a quarter of a century ago ...

116 past vs present

Reflection What has been the biggest

change in your life?

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T~e votes were in, the Homecoming Queen

was decided, and we had just five short days to wait for the results. Homecoming Week was filled with theme-oriented Spirit Days. Wednes­day night was the traditional parade from the Middle School to the High School, for the bonfire. Following the parade everyone gathered at the Sta­dium as the band played the fight song and students cheered for their favorite sports teams. After many cheers and the introduction of the fall sports teams, Dr. Axner dismissed the stu­dents to the back baseball field, and the bonfire was lit. Flames illuminated the sky and the sounds of fireworks filled the air as the students cheered. 'Orange and Black' Friday, kicked off the weekend festivities and got every­one pumped for the game. Along with the rest of the faculty, Mr. Ricci's sign "The tigers are Mighty .. chondria," dis­played the contagious school spirit. That night the skin-headed team played a tough game against their rival Kirtland. As the attendants were es­corted out onto the field, everyone eagerly anticipated the crowning of the Queen. "And the 1998 Homecoming queenis ....... EMILYWEINGART!" The overwhelming sounds of cheering eventually subsided as yet another successful Home­coming passed us by!

118 homecoming

Reflections How did you feel about the Home­

coming game and Bonfire??

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eflections What do you have to say

about Winter Formal? -Heidi Braun & Scott Locurto

"It really is tough looking this good" -Dan Podor

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A Night Under the Stars fit the evening perfectly. The sixty-five degree day turned into a warm and perfect night for a winter formal. The cheerleaders

decorated the commons with balloons, stars, and lights. With a little imagination a night under the stars took shape. The Commons filled with people from all grades with one thing in mind : an evening offun and friends. No winterformal is ever the same, it is impossible to ever know what to expect. However everyone can always expect to have a good time. Half way through the dance the King was announced and crowned . J.P. Ponikvarreceivedthe honor, and wore his crown proudly. As the hour grew late and the dance floor opened up, the music got crazier and the people loosened up. And now there is only another set of memories for everyone to add to their photo album.

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122 fall play

What's The Rumo

W e're hungry too pussy, we haven't eaten

either." The house was rolling with laugh­ter, especially when David O'Hara, as Ken

Gorman, crossed the stage looking for a cat crawling on his hands and knees with his head to the floor. The fall play, "Rumors" by Neil Simon , was a hit with such an outstanding cast. With new faces on the stage, there was even more energy that really shone through on show nights. Playing the part was not easy. Jacque Podor, as Chris Gorman, summed it upwell: " ... Ken'sdeaf, Lennycan'tturn his neck, Cookie's walking like a giraffe, I'm getting a blood condition ... " Each person stepped up to the challenge to make their characters as believable as possible. There was so much preparation and hard work put into the show, and it was truly a success.

Lindsay Bartel

Reflections What kind of Rumors would you start about the fall play?

Lindsay Bartel

''It would take a mentaJ midget notto appre­ciate the brilliance of"Rumors.'' The play had everything: an opportunity to ee D­Love'scharacterwrithein pain; a myriad of young girl in ugge tive attire; and the running champ, Hender on, donning a Burger King crown (the kind that my Dad wear at work.) The how' only lowpoint was the overbearing arrogance of the light director,MattMonda. I finally uccumbed to his power-trip and agreed to address him a ' un God', and to join his cult. But ometime , I kind of regret killing my

parents. Lou y un God." -Dr. hu Theatre riticlnternacional

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he week of homecoming was full of events and excitement. The dance he pinnacle of enjoyment, which everyone will remember for years to come. he homecoming football game was a disappointing upset, and the bonfire

was tarnished by misbehavior due to rivalry pranks, but the dance upheld to everyones expectations. From the time everyone shook Dr. Axner's hand as they walked in the door till they left hours later, not a complaint was heard . Queen Emily Wiengart exclaimed , "This year's dance is one of my fondest memories of high school!" First time attender, Laura Sullivan remarked , "This was the first high school dance I ever went to . Everyone said that it was never fun , but I had the time of my life! I am anxiously awaiting the arrival of the winter season , solely for the Winter Formal!" From both ends of the spectrum, memories were made. Seniors cherished their time in the school , realizing this was their last Homecoming Dance, while Freshmen's hopes were raised for the future dances to come! The Student Council put on another successful dance, bettering the social lives of the students. -Heidi Braun

124 homecoming dance

Reflections How was your homecoming?

"It was a great dance with Jots of Hot Girls" -Joe Rienart

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Row 1 from left: Sara Cordek, Sarah McCoy, Joy Fishman, Carrie Haas, Michele Fallert, Sam DiRosa, Caitlin Brez, Youseff Hamid, Andrea Hoppes, Lauren Smith, Sarah Leclec, Carolyn Blondin, Mason Dixon, Kurt Schron. Row 2: Adam Olland, Julianne McCall, Donald Andre, Danny Kastner, Mike Bell , Diane Simone, Tyler Munson. David Ferrone, Jenna Koepf, Annie Cross, K.C. Sykora, Christine Cass, Robbie Long, Sara Mehrabani. Row 3: Pat Kabat, Justin Hart, Darren Gretchko, Chris Cervelloni, Dennis Vana, Peter Lindmark, Brian Miller, Jeff Miller, Brett Blackburn, Drew Mikuszewski, Meghan Hill, Amy Mikuszewski, Katy Hope, Liz Frazier. Row 4: Kathryn Kramer, Laura Fredrick, Betsy Koons, Jaime Axthelm, Matt Giamo, Aaron Shramm, Meryn Meteer, Brian Elliot. Marisa Feliciano, Stephanie Thomas, Jeff Cubbel, Ryo Arase, Matt DiMichele. Row 5: Ben Preyss, Mitch Stelzer, Chris Consolo, John Caughel, John Metcalf, Matt Monda, Mark Elinsky, Justin Henderson, Jesse Kepple, Jesse Fishman, Aaron Geddes, Adam Kerlek, Jennette Mercedes. Row 6:Jamie Kish, Matt Hanculak, Adam Ewing. Ryan Hastings, Brian Poirson, Bill Dixon, Hans Rohr, Matt Hollingsworth, Mike Trow, Stephen Truch. Row 7: Becca Bryan, Rebecca Cohen, Joelle VanSkyhock, Morgan Hanner, Lynn Corson, Kathryn Beller, Katie Delauer.

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T he band continued its reputation of fine marching and fine tunes.

Led by Ms. Sickinger, Mrs. Van ice and Mr. Howell, the talented marchers participated in the Thanksgiving Day Parade in Chicago and The Dover Band Show. During the football season, halftime show highlights included: Jake Wilkoff dancing to "Jungle Boogie," a pair of dancing couples during "Rock This Town," "Come on Feel the Noize," another powerful percussion featured in "Aftershock," and the popular finale, "Touch the Sun." Competition for the title of "The Best Band of the CVC" came from Perry, with Chagrin coming out on top again.

Ben Smith and Ben Preyss

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The football dance team returned this year to a fun and eventful season. They performed energetic routines and entertained the crowds every Friday night. Dance captains Joelle Van Skyhock and Morgan Hanner led their squad offive new dancers

through the season of Football Dance Squad . The dance team put together routines which entailed dancing and twirling their flags to the music played by the marching band . The dancers were featured during halftime by Cablevision in a filming of the football game early in the season . The team's energetic moves were enhanced by their brand new orange and black sequined uniforms and matching orange flags . The Dance Squad was very proud of their performances this year. A favorite of the crowd seemed to be their dance to the hit 70's song Jungle Boogie in which senior tuba player Jake Wilkof added his moves to the dance. Some other songs they performed to were Sell Out, Touch the Sun and Rock this Town in which seniors Brad Grabowski and Brian Miller did a swing dance with senior dance squad members Joelle Vanskyhock and Morgan Hanner. The jazzy dances done to these songs highlighted the girls' talent and energy and added an extra element of fun to the football halftime shows.

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Senior Women Still Prevail

I t couldn't get any better. A beautiful crisp fall day, stands packed with people, and most importantly, adrenaline-filled girls

ready to play some football. The seniors, being more prepared than the juniors, had a whole squad of cheerleaders dedicated to pumping up the crowd on the upperclassmen's behalf. The game began with the seniors on defense. They were able to keep the juniors from scoring for the first three quarters until finally they used their master strategy. The senior women figured that in order to make the game a little more interesting, they would let the juniors score and then furiously catch up. After scoring the tying touchdown, the very mature senior women decided to leave it at that, in order to keep the junior babies from crying all the way home. The game was over and although the score board said 6 to 6, everyone knew who the true champions were: the seniors! After the game, the real competition commenced . Both teams met at the MetroParks and proceeded to participate in a full-fledged arsenal. Some Junior girls, such as Suzy Sutliff, thought that they could "out­egg and cream" the senior women; however when the battle went down, the juniors got what they deserved. Although Pow­der Puff '98 was a very competitive game, a universal truth was understood by both sides: The only thing that matters is having fun, but seniors will always prevail.

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They come before school, they stay after school, and they do it all for the same reasons, clubs. Ryan Frazier, the president of HS said,"~ e, the members of I IS put forth the extra effort because we feel that helping others is important. We're given a lot of oppor­tunities in Chagrin and I IS tries to help other people benefit from our good fortune through community service." lu bs bring forth a sort of unity between school and community. 1any different types of clubs are offered. lubs also s em to be not only important to the

school, but to the students who participat in th m.Jon Lang who is a member of the Spanish club states, "Clubs are impottant because they prm·ide us with the opportunity to reach out and help others." Clubs serv many dif~ rent purpos s within the school, and they help out the community in many \vays. Peer Care and Key Club do just that f(>r their community by organizing food drives and other sorts of activities. When asked \vhy they spend their free time helping others,J ssica Hazen a member of Peer Care said, "I do it because it gives me the satisfaction that I have made a difference within our community." When all is said and done, one Gill say that clubs I ring about a common perspec­tive \vi thin the student body.

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Far Left: Chow wWps up something good during a panish meeting. MiddleLeft:EmmyWisnjewskirelishesthetechnology. Left: Matt Hollingsworth and CWp Conn are working hard on a Yearbook layout that is past its deadline. Top: This group of indus trial strength students strike a pose in front of the constn1ction site. Above: Yearbook, Peer Care, Genuan Club and tudent council member.Jaque Podorannounces the homecoming attendants at the football game.

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AYITONTHE INE Service club devote their

efforts and LAY IT ON THE LINE for the community.

"You're lazy! Worthless! A Procrastinator! Going Nowhere!" Members of service clubs however prove this perception of adolescents wrong. Those in­volved in Key Club, Peer Care, TI/S.A.D.D., and Project Support interact and support the community in so many ways. They support local fund-raisers such as food drives and Habitat for Humanity. These clubs bring awareness to younger children about growing up and helping people. As for Key Club, their goal is to help the less fortunate. Throughout the year, they help the commu­nity by serving Thanksgiving dinner to the homeless, and they pay visits to the elderly at Hamlet. Peer Care is the most popular of the service clubs( for fe­males). This club teaches its members to communicate with others, while being good listeners at the same time. Every year this club holds an overnight retreat where the members participate in role-playing activities. TI/S.A.D.D. helps students deal with the pressures of drugs and alcohol, and works with the el­ementary students. The members present skits, and talk to the elementary students, in hopes of helping them in the future. Finally Project Support inter­acts with the handicapped and the disabled. The members of all of these clubs are very dedicated and have to devote a great deal of time and effort all year long for the better of the community.

Above: Small group members pose for a quick shot. Top: Key Club collects and outstanding amount of canned food for one of their fund raisers. Right: This is what Peer Care is all about. Far Right: Peer Care President Lindsay Bartel with Advisor Mr. Serluco.

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Peer Care Top: Brad Padav1ck, Sarah Ma111en. Meghan Roznovak. P.J. Orven. Lizzy Mornson. Mallory Gilkey. Cate Larrabee. Beth Subel. Lisa Laufik, Kate Preyss. Third Row: Lancia Sh1ssion, Jessica Hazen, Abigail G1lkey, Amanda Hall. Katie Kruse. Karen Ponikvar, Elizabeth Debelak. Magg1e Rutherford. Cha...e Foster. econd Row Kn ten Burk. Libby Boles, ina Yancich. Derek Lomas. Rachel Cusik. Emily Levien. Christine Hageman, Anme Cro%. Bottom: Bobbie Bergman, Tiffany Creamer. Cristina Zahka, Meagan Meyer, Lind ay Bartel , Kate Sulik, Sarah Toth. Ali Goldfarg. Lauren Bassion.

Key Club Top: Christine Hageman. Karen Pomkvar, Ra hel Beard . Fifth Row· Kathryn Hampton. Ali Sanson, Meghan Hill. Youssef Hamid. Andrew aylor, Amanda Hall, Kate Gaskin, arah Manuen. Jacky Brysacz, Meme Reinart. Courtney Creamer, Elizabeth Debelak, Lauren Smith. Fourth Row: Jacque angle, Ms. Kramer. Sean Hawks, Derek Lomas. Stephen Truch. Kat1e Heilman, Vicky Epprecht, Kaue Hope. Cam Tallman, Em1ly Sm1th, Katie Hender,on. Kate Preyss, Jessica Heintzelman. Third Row: Christie Weber, Sara Grigera, M.E. Bruce. Kristen Rest. Ann DeRee. Jen Reeder. ina Cunningham. Kristin Leavitt, Ali Godfarb. econd Row· Kari Wilson, Megan Pugh. Laura Sullivan. Emily Wooden. Julie Pada•ick, Holly Andre. Mary Ollinger, P.J. Orazen. Bottom Row: 1aggie Rutherford, Annie Crth\, Lauren Bashian, L11 FraZier, Cristina Zahka. Kerry Varnum, Sarah Toth. ina Yancich. Jen Bistritz.

TI S.A.D.D/Project Support Top Row Mr. Kmg, Laura Frednck. Katie Kunball. Ham Rohr. Ann DeRee, Mr. Buckle. Ms Kramer Bottom Row: Rich1c Macha. Jessica Case, Rebecca 0', 'eill, Kat1e Tweedy, Jenna Koepf Vanessa Ho. Katie Galland.

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Zenilh 199H-1999 tafT Drew Moninger- EdJtor-in-Ch1ef. en1or Pictures, enior open mg. Personals, Farewell. ummer. Event'>, Superlatives Lindsay Bane!- Co-Editor, Baby pictures, Superlatives. Per-.onals.Past vs. Present, Fall Play. Powder Puff Scott Locuno- People Division Editor. Computer Analyst, Art D1rector. Photography Editor, Superlatives, Boy'> occer, Summer. taff Jacque Podor- Student Life Editor. Open mg. enJOr Pictures, Superlati\es. Pen.onals. Summer. Pa\l vs. Present. Powder Puff Chip Conn- Clubs Edilor. Tenms. J.V. ports Matt Hollmgswonh- Academ1c D1vis10n Eduor. 99 Facts Matt Brandenburg- Freshmen. Construction. Wrestling. Club-. He1di Braun- Junior'>. Talents and Trends. Hockey. Homecoming Dance. Winter Dance, Clubs Chns Cervellon1- Golf. w1mm1ng Theresa Collin-.- Free Time. Music. Volleyball. Football. Homecoming Bonfire, Clubs. Index Annie Cross- Girls Soccer, Dance Team. Ads Lmdsay Crowley- ophomores. Labs. Cross Country. Club-. Elizabeth Debelak- ophomore-.. Volleyball. Clubs. Index Bethany Harnett- ophomore-.. Labs. Cross Country. Clubs Mariana 1asseria- Copy Eduor. Junior Ed1tor. Jun1ors. Talents and Trends. Boys Basketball. Summer. Club-. '\.h. M1chalik- AdvJ\Or Dan Podor- Freshmen. Con'>trucwm. Club' Ben Pre:rS>- Boys occer. Band Ben Smith- Personals, High Tech. G1rl-. Basketball. Band. Clubs Lauren milh- G1rls occer. Dance Team. Ads. Colophon

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WORTH Student ften found activitie WORTH THE TIME when they put forth extra effort

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Clubs, such as Yearbook, Newspaper, Office Aids and Prism, take up a lot of students' free time. Although these clubs require extra effort, the participants seem to enjoy the work. Yearbook is faced with the task of presenting the events that occur each year amongst the students. From the football team to superlatives, every aspect of the High School is covered. The staff must work extra hard to meet their deadlines and avoid all errors. In order to accomplish this feat, dedicated yearbook staffers attended a four day Journalism Convention at Columbia University in New York City this past spring. The Yearbook provides a source of memories and a record of the year. Just as well, the Newspaper staff keeps all of the students informed about what is happening during the school year. Office aids are a huge help for the secretaries. They sacrifice their study halls to provide services that are time consuming. If the office aids were absent from the daily curriculum, there would be no one to deliver the sacred detention slips or absence sheets. Prism puts out the yearly production of students' creative works, publishing the talents of the young writers in the school.

-Bethany Harnett, Lindsay Crowley

Bottom left: JacquePodorand Office AideColin Mcllquham cool off after running manyerrand . Middle: Sophomore Bethany Harnett concen­trate on her layout . Left: Yearbook staffer pau e for a photo-op in front of the "Seinfeld" re taraunt. Top:TheBens tum theirdi. tre ed face from theirpain ofthecomputer creen .

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Spanish Club Top Row: Abbey Gilkey. Amanda Hall, Michele Fallert, Jessica Horvath, Cate La.rr<~bee. Betsy Koons, Beth Subel. Morgan Hanner, Jonathan Lang Third Row: Mis. ChoJnowski. Mrs Tinu\. Alex1s Wy. zynski. Meghan Hill. Alii Sanson, Kari Wilson. ina Cunningham Matt Hanculak, Sean Hawks Second Row: Derek Lorn~. Ryan Frazier, Jordan Bruns, Clay Burnett. Rob Shoecmft, Ryan Ripley First Row: ME Bruce. Chrisuna Zahka, Meagan Meyer, Sarah Toth. Dave Twaddell

Exchange Student<;: Rodrigo Tejada from Boliv.a and Kei Sato from Japan e:r.perience the culture m America.

German Cub Top Row: Sarah Hansen, Mi ha Menbchukoff. Jeff Cubbal, Janette Mercede, Meg Rode, Kerry Varnum, Lindsay Bartel. Kaue Henderson Second Row: Matt Ginzberg, Dr. Gerhardt. Sara Cordek, Abbey Gtlkey. Mandy Norton. Holly Andre, Patrick Lynch. Scott Leffler. Vanessa Ho, Han.~ Rohr Third Row: Bethany Harnett, Robbie Long, Kate Gaskin, Annie Cross, Kristine Hageman. Karen Ponikvar, Front Row: Conney Williams, Erin Hoffman, Mallory Gilkey, Diane Leitch, Jackie Murschel

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AP This year's Spanish Club has participated in many exciting events through­

out the year. Beginning the Spanish Club adventure, students traveled to nearby Spanish restaurants such as Old Mission and El Rio de Bravo. Spanish Club also has many "fiestas" after school, when the students meet and make different Mexican dishes such as quesadillas, burritos, and "arroz con polio" This year's Spanish Club officers are: president, M.E. Bruce, Vice President Jeremy Galante, Treasurer and Secretary Derek Lomas. Officers will help to plan the trip to Costa Rica this Spring, where the Spanish Club members will be able to "Close the Gap" while learning about the different culture of Spanish countries. This year's German Club also got to enjoy the food and culture of Germany as they traveled to the Hofbrau Haus, where they experienced delicious foods such as Bratwurst and Sauerkraut. German Club is planning a fascinating trip to Germany this spring break, where they will be visiting Berlin, Munich, and Austria. "I am really excited to visit Germany and experience the different culture first-hand. I am also excited to see the different monuments" states sophomore Bethany Harnett with enthusiasm. The experiences of this year's German Club will be one stu­dents will not forget. This year's exchange students, Rodrego Tejada and Kei Sato are "Closing the Gap" of different countries as they bring their experiences of Bolivia and Japan to us. Both are members of Ineract Club, and on his spare time, Kei is a great addition the this year's Swim Team. By There a Collin and Kari Wilson

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Back Row. {left to right) : Laurie ChoJnowski. Matt Monda, Mario Gerhardt. Front Row · (left to right) Derek Lomas, Youssef Hamid, Ryan Fr.mer, Matt Hanculack. Adam Fischer, John Franco. (not pictured: Hans Rohr)

Academic Challenge members. during a meeting, watch an informational filmstrip that will help with upcoming competition.

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Top Center: "How else would I get to spend so much time with Mr. Balk?" - Sean Hawks

Bottom Center: "I'm in Academic Challenge because girls find darks .. . way sexy."- Derek Lomas

Far Right: Academic Challenge coaches, Chow and Ger, share a studious moment.

HEADS ELD After hour of practicing, competi- I GH tion club had their HEADS HELD HIGH during victorious moment .

Academic Challenge members meet everyday for one to two hours in preparation for big events. They practice their skills using computer programs, filmstrips and trivia questions. The team competes against various local schools. Their biggest rivals include Hawken and Solon. The team took tenth place overall in Ohio last year at the CWRU Trivia Challenge competitions. This year the team plans to remain competitive in competition although they will not appear on the television show, It's Academic. "The team members are witty, intelligent, and dedicated to the success of our club," says coach Laurie Chojnowski. The Speech and Debate Club meets once a week and individually spend countless hours practicing and memorizing speeches that they prepare for monthly competition against local area schools. The team competes through the months of October to February attending ten to fifteen tournaments. The members work diligently on one speech and take it to the competition, however, if that particular speech does not receive a certain score by the judge, it must be redone for future competition. Each member team concentrates on one main speech, in hopes of making a difference and convincing others of their opinions. -Elizabeth Debelak and Em my Wisniewski

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Community oriented club are GIVI G THEIR TIME for a drive toward excellence

HEIR IME

A day in the life of a boring person involves he or she going straight home after school, pigging out on Doritos, and then sleeping until Beverly Hills 90210 comes on. But a day in the life of a diligent student involves a wide variety of after school activities. Students that give their time for school clubs do not neces­sarily receive tangible rewards such as prizes or gifts, but they get the honor and self-gratitude of knowing that their work has paid off. Weightlifting, for example, helps students' physical composition improving their health, endur­ance, and fitness. Art club has an incredible effect on people, especially since one of the teachers, Mr. King has inspired many of the club's students to reach for their goals and dreams. Science club members are lucky enough to have the interesting mind of Mr Buckle at work for them. The word is that if you want to hear a good joke, join science club. Students involved in the drama club show their appreciation for the arts by attending professional performances. These clubs show it is beneficial for all student to give their time.

Matt Brandenburg Dan Podor

Right: Bo Brandenburg perfects his chiseling technique

Top Middle: Five brainy art students chip away at the same piece of wood.

Middle: The weightlifting advisor overlooks prodigy-Geoff Guseilo

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Drama Club Top Gardner Tripp, Zach GaJew~ki, Sarah Manocn. Bobbo Bergman, M.E. Bruce. eof Hamod. Adam

moth. econd Row: ora Zoegenhagen, Theresa oil in~. Katie Rahn , L11 orrick. arah Byer~ . Alo Goldfarb. Eryn Whostler, Thord Row· Kristen Burk. Li~a Laufik . Sarah McCoy. Jessoca Leibson, Kristen McKelvey. Krosten Leavitt, Joy Fishman. John Franco. Bottom Row :Sam DoRosa. Mary Ollinger. Londay Bane I. Davod O'Hara. Derek L()mas. Gordon Leary. Sarah 1ehrabano

Weightlifting Top: Misha Mentschukoff. Pat Weigel , Andrew aylor, John Howell. Brad Grabowski

Bottom: Geoff Gusielo. Jommy Lerner. Matt Lub\ --;-::--,;-;~~~~~1!1!

Top · Samantha. Leonore Galllan..l. Katie Rahn. Morgan Hanner. Adam Smuh. Conney Williams 1oddle Ro-. Maggoe Ruoherford. Rachael Beard. Km11ne Hageman. Gordon Leary. Joy Fl\hman. Dere~

Lomas Bonum "'" Jordan Brunz . Ann DeRee, 1 F. Bruce. Beoh ('1.-enger. Mary Ollinger, Holl} ndre. Je\\ica Hazen. Kat1e Kru...e

Science Club Top Row: Ben Hoffman. Andrew Tru h. Mr Buckle. Jes"ca Hcontllcman. Boooom Row: Man Wells. Derek Lomas. Misha Mcnt\chukoff. Soevcn Truch. Chnstoc Weber. R}an f'ra1icr

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Nationa I Honor Society I st row: bbey Gilkey. Mary Ollmger. Ryan Fmsier. Ann Deree. Morgan Hanner. Mandy

onon. 2nd: Jimmy Lefner. ean Ha~ks. John Franco. Derek Lomas. dam Bitner. Brad Thalman. Phil Cons lo. David O'Hara. 3rd: Steven Truch. Jon Lang. Joelle Van Skyhock. Katie Rahn. onney Williams. Lindsay Zenker. aitlin Bre7. M.E. Bruce. 4th : Matt Monda. Emily Wemgan. Lindsay Bartel . Amy Yuratovac. Holly Andre. Amanda Hall. Jessica Ha1en. 5th :

Dre~ Mottmger. Peter Heint7elman. 1ary Boles. Alex1s Wysnewsl..i. eif Ham1d

Student Council 1st row Matt ubel. Ben Preyss. Tyler Munson. M1tch teller. M1l..e Bell . Ryan Frasier. L1sa

Laufik. Mary Ollinger. 2nd row: Molly O'Brien. Meme Reinan, Seif Hamid. J. Derek Lomas. Holly Andre. David O'Hara. Amy Yuratovac, Emily Weingan. Mandy onon. Emily mith. 3rd row: Kate Preyss. Gord n Leary. Rebe ca Bloomfield. Karen Pon1l..var. Lillie presser. Mandy Sulik, Sean Ha~ks. Alex Budin. 4th row : David Ollinger, Brian Elliot, Matt Trinetti , Theresa ollins. Rachel Beard. Kate Gaskin. Beth Subel. Ryan Ripley.

I st row : hris Boon, Joelle Van Skyhock, Gordon Leary, Morgan Hanner, Adam Bitner,

eif Ham1d, John Franco, Derek Lomas, David O'Hara, Dave Gaskin, Brad Thalman. Tyler Exline.

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TAKING ULL RCE Student gain leader hip po ition

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The leaders of our student body are represented in the form of Student Council and National Honor Society every year with great class. The basic roles of Student Council are to set up dances, represent the student body and help run the school. The peers that are elected into office attend weekly meetings, retreats and special events. The National Honor Society is a select group of students who are recognized for their grades, participation in extracurricular activities, and overall character. The requirements to belong to The National Honor Society are an overall G.P.A of 3.5, numerous community service hours and leadership qualities. Industrial Strength is a new program that involves supporting the new changes around the High School. With the new middle school adding on to the high school, it is crucial to have a good transition these next two years. The job at hand is in good hands with Chagrin's Industrial Strength class. By Ben Smith

Above: Student Council discusses the exchange of gifts between our school and Shaker High School.

Left: Proud inductees, Kerry Varnum, Mandy Norton and Lindsay Bartel, accept their awards during the National Honor Society ceremony.

Top Middle: Student Council members lead a busy life, joining many other clubs.

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Go for it, Caitlin! We love you and are

most proud! Love,

Mom, Dad, Courtney '94, and Cyleigh

What fun it's been - and the best is yet to come!

To Emily and the Class of 1999, We wish only good things

in the years ahead.

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Molly, Our caboose is

leaving the depot. May joy and success guide your journey.

Love, Mom and Dad

Tricia '91, Jim '93

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May the Force be with you, Yoda

We love you and wish you happiness

and hugs always Love Momma, Daddy, & Meg han

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''In all your ways acknowledge Him/ and He shall direct your path. "

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"Where ever life may take you Whatever goals you seek,

Remember that you're special And your talents are unique.

We've had a great time sharing the past twelve years!

Remember what is in your heart Should always be your guide

And each day you're thought about With so much love and pride."

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Katie Kruse We are very proud of you and And all you have grown to be. You have an inner beauty and an outward spirit that lights up wherever you are. You are "a special one."

Love, Mom & Dad Todd '93 Travis '95 Trish '98 Kyle '0 1

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m every JOUrney ... there is Meaning

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Thanks for all the fun and great memories. We are so proud of youl

Congratulations to Chris and the class of '99. Cathy, Jeff. & Andy Male

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Lind ay and Drew,

From Mrs. Daw on' econd graders:

to co-editors of the yearbook:

Congratulations on a job well-done. Love,

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and the rest of the Bartel and the Mottingers Chris, Courtney '92, and Clay '94 Don, Courtney '91, and Kate '94

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Mom & Dad

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filled with marvels. Love Mom, Dad,

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Colophon The 1999 Zenith was printed by H rff Jone Yearbooks of Shawnee Mission, Kansas. Press

run was 450 copies. John Fowley served as the company representative. Melanie Michalik advi ed the publication and Drew Mottinger, Lindsay Bartel, and Scott Locurto edited the 1999 edition. Special thanks to J r my Gallante for his artwork.

The black and gray cover with people grain was designed by Lindsay Bartel, Drew Mottinger, and Scott Locurto. The text paper is Bordeaux. The color photographs are color prints submitted to ize . Th headlines used in th division pages and closin were created using Pagemaker 5.0 on an IBM PS / 2. Zenith sold for $45 .00. The book is 176 pages.

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