John Hay High School - Hay Ride Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1968 volume:

V E. i 'S 5 1 ,L 4 w K I H: ,if I ALMA MA TER Let our hearts be filled with knowledg Purge our souls with fame, Tell the world we truly love you, And revere your name. Throw the gate of wisdom open, Spread your learning far, Let your torch so brightly burning Be our guiding star. CHORUS: Let us follow, ever faithful, Paths both right and true. All our fame we proudly offer Dear john Hay to you. C J I it KN W8 VA Wx Y' , 5-in I5 Although the past can never be relived, there is no better way to remember the days spent at john Hay than through the pages of an annual that portrays the realistic school life of its students. This is the purpose toward which the staff has guided its work in preparing our yearbook. Looking at the pages after completing Reflections 68, we quickly realize that the time and effort devoted to its completion was rewarding. The work was no simple taskg the achieved results were gratifying. lt is with pleasure that we pre- sent this yearbook as a lasting memory of the golden moments of our high school years. Diane A. Green Editor 2 ff 1 Because our advisor is considered a model teacher, a. reliable friend . . . One whose loving kindness and strong will has enlightened the way of many a troubled youth . . . He has aroused in his students a new faith in their ability, who instills a love of truth and honor and who by the sincere dedication of his abilities has inspired those about him . . . We are exceedingly proud to dedicate REFLECTIONS 68 Mr. Wiley Smith III 3 SQCIAL LIFE SE IOR ADVISOR BOARD SITTING: Miss Sheutzow, Miss Humphrey. STANDING: Mr. Wheland, Mr. Spronz, Mr. Bertie, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Smith. The Advisory Board consists of faculty members, who help out in every phase that concerns our final days of school. Such things as financial matters, prom activities, yearbook, announcements, and setting the stage for Senior Day and Commencement, are a big part of the Advisory Boards' duties. It's not easy to thank these teachers in person, but here in Reflections 68 we would like to express our sincere gratitude for what they have done to make us happy as we leave the Sacred Halls of John Hay. 5 1 1 x ff SWEET PRECIOUS ' gr v ' 'Q-19-sw. xl Q R 1 nf N, C W A I , in fu . K- -'L 11 A ,x gs ..- Ae? ve 5 i QS' 2, Q Patricia Scott and Escort Judy Estes and Escort , if ,si P ?Sgmf?iQs: 7 QW , WJ? , J, 'gig' f ef X , 3,5 I xx K ajifvi' nz -,QV Q fg,'5?,,afK wi 4 1 wi F ' mwyx H, -I 5, 1 '.ig,' .t Edna W ilburn and Escort , 5 , Henry Brown and Date 6 UNFORGETTABLE Patricia Harper and Escort Carolyn Walker and Escort Darlene Cunningham and Mack Thomas :A Wi 'S -i n ,-'mf-4. we wh, Z lhi Denise Fenrick and Gerald Mills Popularity Po!! Most Likely To Succeed Most Popular Best Dressed PkBest Looking Best Proportioned Prettiest Eyes Prettiest Hair Prettiest Smile Nicest Personality Most Innocent Looking Tallest Shortest Most Loquacious Class joker Wittiest Best -All -Around Friendliest Quietest Best Dancer Most Romantic Most Aggressive Best Athlete Most Talented Prettiest Legs Most Stubborn PFLinda Wright stook in for Beverly Reese. Sharon Ray, james Burke Renee Street, Larry Greer Denise Fenrick, Leroy Smith Beverly Reesse, Gary Parker Sheila Border, Joe Wilson Geri Walker, Leonard Myers Mary Sims, Micheal Davis Linda McCullough, Thomas Lippford Jeanette Tucker, Minor Holloway Juanita Hunter, Walter Chavers Barbara Houston, Ronaldo Reeves Annie Deloach, Henry Brown Shirley Leggitt, Robin Moore Rae Barker, Wayne Thompson Regina Gude, Ronnie Phillps Cora Collins, Robert Acree Brenda Cobb, Clarence Terry Alveria Lumpkin, Franklin Joiner Cheyl Mardis, James Skanes Darlene Cunningham, Mac Thomas Susie Little, Donald Morton Pat Taylor, Ellis Goggans Shirley Baker, Glen Stewart Caroyln Walker, Ronaldo Reeves Valerie Moore, Rodney Johnson Rose Rogazynski was voted for Best Actress, but was not available for picture. 8 Short est Most Loquacious ...J .. 7 A 1 sifsmif 1 J SL, Most '-A L 2 ,, Q. 3 if 4 W-.W fw 5 Qing 5., Most Popular Wittiest Friendliest -J Nicest Personality Class joker Prettiest Legs Best Dressed Best Proportion ss 12 STGCRGS M . BELL HOMECOMI G '6 R . SANDERS L. CASWELL 14 V, DAVIS JSA COVING TON CHERYL HOOVER S. BORDERS 15 L. JONES Graduating from Glenville in 1958, he attended Findley College where he played basketball. Devoted to basketball, he takes time out to fishing in our mighty streams. He is married and is the proud father of 1 son. 1967-68 BASKETBALL TEAM With outstanding ability on the part of the boys, they attained a proud 11 wins and 3 losses, for the senate record. To show our appreciation and gratification, we the staff of REFLECTIONS 68 , dedicate the following pages of the sports sections to Mr. jerry Mitchell and the Basketball Team. I6 LET'S NOT GET FAMILIAR NOW KARATE BOOGALOO NOW SC ROGGINS VICTORY JOHN HAY I-IORNET POWER IS THE GREATEST POWER OF THEM ALL! ! ! SOMETIMES WE'RE UE, SOMETIMES WE'RE DOWN, BUT OUR FEET ARE ALWAYS ON THE GROUND! ! ! I7 PUSH EM BACK, PUSH EM BACK, WAY BACK, WAY BACK The team was in a huddle . . . Strategy planned during a time out is often the key to winning a ball game. Hornets in a mellow mood v In a cold Sweat 18 Ernest Tumer Leonard Paul Micheal Monroe George Paul Reginald Scroggins David Floyd Ernest Farley Ellis Goggans Carl Jackson Larry Smith Ivan Williams Leo Ransfer sw..-K we 'D Maningham Bass HHTUS BASKETBALL SCUREBOARD have eoiqk. NG john john john John john john john john john john john john john John john Hay Hay Hay Hay Hay l-lay Hay Hay Hay Hay Hay I-lay I-lay I-lay Hay Score 48 79 68 65 67 61 60 7O 53 74 76 68 65 53 6 8 1 Opponent Score East High 71 Collinwood 58 Latin 41 East Tech 70 Kennedy 50 Benedictine 35 Adams 53 Glenville 40 East High 69 Collinwood 45 Latin 67 East Tech 67 Kennedy 46 Benedictine 31 THE FUTURE OF JOHN HAY Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Basketball Team 21 Cheerleaders Varsity CHERYL HOOVER CORA COLLINS DIANE DIXON ' RITA DAVIS SHEILA BORDERS KAY SCOTT The boys are not the only performers at the game. The Cheerleaders add not only pep and enthusiasm, but they also add glamour. It takes a lot of practice, energy and imagination to be a cheerleader, and to attain its worth, the hard work. SIX CHEERS FOR THE JOHN HAY HORNETS! ! ! ! ! ! 22 HIGHLIGHT OF THE SEASO It would not be possible to capture the many, many happy moments that we shared during the 1967-68 basketball season. But on this page is sure evidence that excited spectators witness spectacular action all season. ONE--TWO--THREE S-T-R-E-C -H A. . W, 1 I, ff 51 f Up Up and Away! ! ! ! 23 Break out in a Cold Sweat JOH HAY196 -6 FOUTBALL RUSTER NAME Larry, Wilmore Wilson, joseph Laivender, Wm. Dudley, Robert Batch, Wm. Womick, Louis Wagner, Larry jefferson, Mayo Roberts, john Winston, Robert Bush, Walter Dorsey, james Nix, Wayne Samuel, Wm. N ickens , Wm. Hayes, Terrone Larry, james corn Pos. No. 29 QB 24 HB 27 QB 26 HB 20 HB 25 HB 21 HB 22 HB 23 HB 47 DE 28 LB 31 E 40 FB 41 FB 30 c 50 o 51 'lf DENOTES 2 Co-Captains 24 NAME Floyd, David co-Capt. Clark, Warren Thompson, Issac Hicks, John Ayers, Nathaniel Grubbs, james Little, Harry Donald, Wayne Beasley, Thomas Hardaway, jerry Martin, Joseph Gibbons, Larry Lumpkin, Lawrence Wagner, jerry Lee, Marion Seay, Eric Darryl Longino, Mana ger THE JOH HAY GIRL S DAISEY MAES We are not only proud of the boy's record in basketball, but the girls have made their own record. They have not once lost a game and are not planning on losing. Thanks to Miss West and to the captain Ioan Brooks for working with the girls and bringing out their fine talents. The girls are: Rhoda Smith co captain, Gloria Holmes, Georgia Walker, Cheryl Hoover, Rita Davis, Charmaine Warren, Linda McNeal, Gwen Willis, jackie Willis, Vicky Crawford, Hannah Coffer. The manager is Patricia Benjamin. Daisey Mae Scoreboard JOHN HAY JOHN HAY JOHN HAY JOHN HAY JOHN HAY SCORE OPPONENT SCORE 39 john Adams 5 47 I. F. Kennedy 7 57 john Marshall 6 49 Collinwood 10 25 GIRLS G YMLEA DERS CL UB 5 The City Number 1 Champs--John Hay Track Team--Girls 26 BOYS BOWLING TEAM We have a lot to be thankful for, and the Bowling Teams are just another group of winners. Both groups bringing home trophies where they belong, has been a tradition that we hope will continue. Among their triumphs have been: Girls: Nine East Senate Championships. GIRLS BO WLING TEAM 27 JOH HAYBADMI TO TEAM 1 1 D el- Vikkii Crawford--lst place--Girls' Singles Hannah Coffer Pat Taylor--lst place--Girls' Doubles Ben Manningham--3rd place --Boys' Singles Vernon Wallace Mike Monroe--3rd place--Boys' Doubles Pat Benjamin Ivan Williams--4th place--Mixed Doubles john Hay was in second place. They lost to john Adams by only one point. 28 BOOSTERS 1968 IGHSTEPPERS 196 29 HAVE NO FEAR, FOR ALL SCHO LASTIC LEN IS HERE! UP UP AND IN, TURNER That's the way the Hornets did it dow-n at the Arena. ONE, Two, CHA-CHA-CHA just a flick of the 30 Wrist is all it takes. HERE WE ARE TWENTY POINTS BEHIND AND HE' S TALKING ABOUT DANDRUFF! HOLD ON THERE BABY IF MY CALCULATIONS COINCIDE WITH THE DENSITY OF THE AT- HEY UM-GA-WAH MOSPHERE THE BALL SHOULD Paul Power GO QSWISHJ iPEOfPEE SE IORS PRECIOUS MEMORIES The boosters, Drama, Math Club, Newspaper Staff, Gym leaders, Student Council, F.T.A., Choir and I-Iighsteppers are just some of the many organizations that involves the student body at john Hay. Ruby Sanders an active Gym leader and Student Council member, feels that her biggest reward has been the Student Council. She remarks that the people were friendly, and says that she will long remember the laughs and Sorrows whilein the Student Coun- cil room. Calin Hudson's biggest reward at I-lay was serving as Student Council President. His biggest laugh was the Student Council picnic watching Robert Acree run into a tree, while playing football. Verene Davis, also an active Gym leader comments on all the memories she will treasure in the team room, and the good times she experienced while in the Gym. Also she will treasure the 1967-68 Basketball season for she feels a certain something for each and every team member! !'! ! ! ! ! Stephen Adams, a very active and talkative young man, says he loves to watch the girls in minis and bobby socks, as well as our faithful security guards trying to catch people. Loretha White enjoyed the fun she obtained while marching in the muddy fields during football season. She will never forget the fun and excitement at the parties after the basketball games! Her and Diane Green will always remember the constant conflict and bickering during the semester on the Yearbook staff. Brenda Walker, is an all-around girl. She has taken shorthand, auto mechanics, and is the President of Future Teachers of America. She knows judo, so watch out young men of Hay, Brenda doesn't play. 33 GRAD ATI G STAFF MEMBER Worlzmanship, devotion, determination, are ingredients used in the publishing of Reflection 68 . The yearbook committee worked diligently, giving up studyhalls, putting in extra time after school. We found later the time and effort were very rewarding. Pictured are staff members of the January 1968 class. Linda Watson, Denise Fenrick and Juanita Hunter left many suggestions and ideas that were used in the contents of this book. 34 THE STAFF UF REFLECTIONS 68 1 ill? ,N ,, xiii: 'Q , m 217 WX, Diane Green, Editor, Mr. Smith, Advisor, going over previous books to sort out good and bad points. Their aim is to present a wholesome, worthwhile, annual, one that would bring back sweet precious memories. The staff workers, taking time out to pose' TI-IE STAFF! ! l We 35 STA GE CRA FTERS Stagecrafters responsible for setting the stage, for any programs, and also building flats for drama productions Their advisor to the Crafters is Mr. Hickson. Lovejoys, responsible for selling tickets, showing noon-movies. LOVE JOYS 36 LEDGAR SECRETARIES 4 E ' s 3 i9 Ledgar secretari es responsible for the distribution of newspapers, and collecting activities tickets. Their advisor is Mr. Bertie. LIBRAR Y SER VICES Library helpers, a very unique organization, keep our library shelves clean and well stacked. Their ad- visor is Mrs. Tucker. 37 TURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Those students who plan to work with children, should be members of the Future Teachers of America. They instill a better understanding of the problems that surround teaching. CORRIDOR G UARDS Walking the halls of Ivy, checking to make su.re halls are neat, are the corridor guards. Working on a free period, they check to make sure there is order in the halls. 38 STUDENT COUNCIL CABINET Advisor: Mr. Mitchel, President: Calvin Hudson STUDENT COUNCIL 39 The musical aspects of john Hay: THE BOYS A D GIRL'S GLEE CLUB .1- ' Their fine instructor is Mr. Bennett 40 IITITH A Q ., 1, ADVANCED MIXED CHOIR Their director, Mr. Bennett who strives for excellency in his students. They practice hard and the result is very rewarding. Mr. Bennett has been at john I-lay for years. His choirs have brought many outstanding awards and recogni- tion to Hay. Below: The seniors who graduated in january, going through a drill session. GRADUATI G MIXED CHOIR JA ARYSENIORS HTIUTUUFUUTTW ll HI ll III il I!! lliil !lEHlliIlll1llIllQ 1 5 K - 41 BOYS 196 -68 CROSS CO UNTR Y TRACK Sorry that by Press Time we were not able to put our outstanding Track team where they belong. But never- the -less here they are in their blazing glorious smiles. Congratulations to the whole team for a job well done. YRACKYEAM GYWILEADERS-BOYS 43 MARCHI G BA The 1967-68 marching band at john Hay High! Their director is Mr. Cecil Whiting. A very active band, they play their best at every game, and are well known for their block band jazz. 44 These lovely young ladies that march before the band, are our majorettes. Drum Major: Law- rence Taylor, Head Majorette is Barbara Freeman. The others Gaynel Conard, Virginia Reeves, Edna Wilburn and Charmaine Warren. Director Mr. Alexander J. I-Iickson, Assist. Rose Rog. A Raisin In The Sun Actors: Walter Younger Daryl Glenn Mama Younger Bernadatte lone s Ruth Younger Sharon Nash Benetha Younger Diane Green DRAMA CL HIGHLIGHT OF Senior Day for mid-term graduates was a tearful and joyful one. Singing The Halls of Ivy, these seniors faces reflect how they really miss the pleas- ant days that they spent here. Calvin Hudson, Renee Street, Glorio Holmes, Cora Collins, listen to the Guest Speaker for Senior Day. This is the day that students anticipate, the day when memories come into everyone's mind, about the first time entering John Hay, the fights and struggles we had with our minds, to stay and endure the hardships that come. 46 196 -JANUARY The Flying Hornets STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICE Calvin Hudson, Mr. Mitchell in a playful mood. Another group of winners at the Arena was the East High Blue Bombers. AGDODICIZISZSCIZAGIQCIZ MR. RALPH 1. ZAI-IOUR, PRINCIPAL MISS JEAN SCI-IEUTZOW, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. CARTER WRIGHT, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL 49 MR. FARLEY SHELDON, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Q9 Mr. Bertie Mrs, Douglas Miss Gehres Miss Humphrey Miss MG1'keT50U Bus. Ed. Bus. Ed. Bus. Ed. Bus. Ed. Bus. Ed. 'Q n Yi Mrs. Saulsberry Mrs. Sepsi Miss Vicic Mrs. Weiser Mr. Wheland Bus. Ed- Bus. Ed. Bus. Ed. Bus. Ed. Bug, Ed, Mr. Palchoff Miss Herbert Mr. Collins Mr- Davis Miss Goloboff D. E. English English English English Mr. I-Iickson Miss Nichols Mr. Smith Miss Swirsky Miss Traxler English English English English English 5 Miss Shurtl eff Mr. Bettis Mr. Wager Miss Yarbrough English English Mr. Belcher Math em atics Mrs. Beniczky French French Mathematics f f la . Ar. K :, . ,-3' , ,. . A-1 1, , - ., HM. EV, QR . ...S ,Q Q ,Q Yi v-W2 X N LQ N s. 5 9? 0, v , ,S - x ,, rg ,rrrsr . Qi. 5 as I flu fm. Ns. 'VB ww S ,sz, M iis l V Mr. Mos es Mathem ati cs Mr. Conway Mathematics Mr. Tapp Mrs. Bader Mathematics Social Studies V as .1 ., fg, f,ia,W. ,, , . 1 A Wggifttfs 5 Y K us? swggfckt- 1 ' 'E Q , ' - . is 1- a- V - f K V I ' X ' f 3,1 sw f- .L Q ,Q 2: ,- 1 - '75 1. A 3 ' ff Q a . 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Office Attend- Office r i Mrs. Tucker Miss Dozer Mrs. Patten Mrs. Hubert Mr. Krause Library Library Library Nurse Custodian 68 SE IURS 68 june 1968 Class Officers President Charmain Warren Vice -President Secretary Treasurer Cynthia Walker Barbara Freeman Martha Bell january 1968 Class Officers President Cora Collins Vice -President Robert Acree Secretary Shirley Baker Treasurer Shelia Borders J ACIZUPJRTJ SECDIOCRS x, Robert Lee ACPGS Johnnie Arohibald Shirley Baker Rae Lynn Barker 1457 E. 109th sf. 1259 E. ssrd sr. 1324 E- 124th Sf- 10605 Ashbwv Sheila Borders Dianne Boykin Donna Britt Willie Britt 22238 E. 90th St. 9806 Lamont 4373 E. 143rd 9908 Woodward Henry Brown James Bufks Walter Otis Bush Walter Chavers jr 10212 Olivet 2268 E- 86th St- 10611 Hathaway 1329 E. 115th St. Glenda Clark Brenda Cobb Cora Collins Marietta Conner 1462 E. 112th St. 1217 E. 114th St. 551 E. 110th St. 1616 E. 93rd St. Darlene Cunningham Tommy Davis Ann DeLoach Linda Doolittle 1470 E. 111th St. 10808 Orville 1341 E. 117th St. 13204 Euclid Judy Estes Denise Fenrick Linda Ford Ellis Goggans 12710 Soika 2357 E. 90th St. 1263 E. 112th St. 11518 Ohlman Donald P. GOOCh Daniel B- Grant Phyllis Grant Laurance Greer 1888 Farmington 9003 Capitol 9716 Woodward 1250 E. 103rd St Linda M. Grimes Regina L, Gude Patricia Harper Delores Hayes 11.91 E. 114th St. 10719 Arthur 2264 E. 76th St. 11406 Orville Brenda Henley Celestine Hickman Miner Holloway Ir. Barbara Horton 1267 E. 114th St. 2284 E. 101 St. 1458 E. 123rd St. 20501 Harvard Juanita Hunter Johnette jackson Shirley jackson Franklin Joiner 2509 E. 83rd 10725 Bryant 3657 E. 153 St. 11408 Rosedale Ernestine jones Leonard jones Shirley Leggett Thomas Lippford 1483 E. 120 St. 1425 E. 123 St. 1393 E. 124 St. 1301 E. Blvd. Alveria Lumpkin Cheryl Mardis Mary McClendon Betty McCornbs 2293 E. 87 St. 10902 Hathaway 1433 E. 123rd 10022 Olivet 58 Si 53 1 3 Q1 Linda McCullough JoAnn McDowell Gwendolyn Moore Robin Moore 14606 Orinoco 2321 E. 101 St. 10720 Hathaway 1241 E. 111 St. Valerie Moore Donald Morton Lynn Murdock Leonard Myers 9273 Amesbury 1404 E. 111 St. 10529 Remington 10209 Clivet Gary Parker Gregory Peak Ronnie Phillips Sharon Ray 2337 E. 93rd 11503 Carolina 1389 E. 124th 9712 Hough i 2 fQ:r.r3?:+q,,,,l ,J A. ,,r., Y ,ef 1 ,r1,.., 1 ,ri,. my .- , V wi: K -'34 ffe Beverly Reese Renaldo Reeves Helen Riley Ronald Rogers 10507 Hudson 2934 E. 79th St. 6105 Olive Court 13-64 E. 112th 114 1 4 Judy Sams Barbara Sanders Patricia Scott Marilyn Sharpley 10749 Churchill 2126 E. 93rd St. 10918 Ashbury 1035 Linn Drive 1 y L, ,. ,,.n ' 3 as X: Mary Pearl Sims james Skanes Brenda Smith Leroy Smith 1143 E. 98th St. 1155 E. 111th St. 5614 Hawthorne 2066 E. 89th Glen Stewart Renee Street 878 Eddy Road 10523 Lee Ave. Mack Thomas Wayne Thompson 1338 E. 111th St. 2138 E, 106 St. Patricia Taylor 4143 E. 143rd ii3Q1gEggQ?5Llg.a , , ,, C J as jg -gba Q39 1 'WMV We 5 ff 1:15-5i2'f5fL!zT1':i56+ ' 'li lb I-. 532 ,, wz:f1f,,2r?31Egaf+1hew X ' A ' f ,fhrmf 'ff-f:::,w- - - -::- 'Ia-.w1amw.f , r,r: ,,.. , , It 7r,, a...,fa, ' - ' 'sz 'if v '.07: ' -ffiy iigzfiizz-IQ ' V .. .. i w- 1: pi ff 5or3351224459,14-'wr-J 5 -1. - ,- Z. 1 ,sf l fvwvr'-x,M1 uf S' fl -K - 7' -,w4,e,:1r me 1 ,, 1,5 sf-3' seezwv L L 5 Clarence Terry 10717 Lee Ave. Malinda Todd je anette Tucker 11423 Ashbury 11520 Kelton Q Carolyn Walker Geraldine Walker 1385 E. 111 St. 13204 Euclid Ave. Richard Wall Linda L. Watson 1520 E. 106 St. 12203 Ashbury Gloria J. White Wanda Williams 2031 E. 100 Sf- 2128 E. 100 St. 1 Bennie Butler Joyce Marie Watson 2198 E. 108 St. 10001 Kennedy Ave. Joseph R. Wilson Linda Wright 15510 Alonzo Ave. 1638 Holyrood This Is the End ofthe January Photos! CONGRA TULA TIONS SE IORS 1 K 9 JUCDE CYRADUAGES 1 Wifi rf Carolyn Acree Stephen Adams james Alexander Jeggica Alexander 1311 E. 84 St. 10707 Arthur 12423 Superior 2311 Eagt 103 St. 'Q ' 1 4 V w e ' r fik A Donald Anderson Lawrence Ashby Ricardo Baker Martha Bell 1241 E. 100 St. 11612 Moulton Ave. 10012 Olivet Ave. 9108 Edmunds Ave Joyce Bennett Recenia Berry Delores Boyd joan Brooks 3648 East 106 St- 1652 East 118 St. 2234 East 101 St. 2238 East 93 St. , A .vm Ava Brown james Brown Charlotte Burgess Regina Calvin 2257 East 103 2458 E. 43 2200 East 97 St. 1450 East 120 St. Curtis Campbell 191 E. 97 St. Michael Cloyd 1358 East 124 St. Donna Cornelison 1441 East 116 St. Herman Cross 1844 Crawford jf' V do iff , , E jennifer Chandler Willie Cheney Donald Clinton 8118 Cedar Ave. 2294 East 95 St. 9607 Hough Ave. Hannah Coffer Eugene Coleman Wilbert Collins 4910 Edmunds Ave. 11209 Ashbury 2116 E. 100 St. Celophus Cotton Anna Crisco Belinda Crockett 10540 Frank 1930 E. 85 St. 2248 East 101 St. Tanzie Cunningham Gregory Davis Rita Davis 10707 Leew Ave. 1359 East 139 5904 Whittier Ave. s 1 if f J 2 E I Verene Davis Harold Dawson Gloria Dixon james Dorsey 10527 Lee Ave. 3439 E. 117 10717 Churchill 1177 East 111 Street If , Lf f Lg' if Glenn Duncan Dorothy Easler Sheila Eady Barbara Elston 1267 East 124 St. 9918 S. Blvd. 1806 East 90th 1220 East 114 St. lU.1i1.1S Ellis Melvin Erwin Arthur Fantroy Ernest Farley 'V 2280 E- 93 St- 1466 E. 116 St. 1223 Parkwood 1380 East 80 Char1eS Field Dave Floyd Barbara Freeman Thomas F1-izzell KIIOWROD 1419 East 109 East 109 Lawnview Donna Garrison LHITY Gibbons BettY Giddem Barbara Gordon 10625 Woodland 2378 East 79 Sr. 8101 Townsend Avo. 12205 Imperial L ,,,, ' 1 Christina Groot Diane Green Keith Green Charles Hancock 9716 Woodward Avo- 1458 E. 112 St- 20200 Ridgewood 2529 woodhiu V jerry Hardaway Sharon Hayes Sandra Hearn Chester Henderson 10616 Lee Ave. 1301 East Blvd. 1617 East 93 St. 1434 East 85 St, 1 Robert Hicks Carl Hixson Larry Hill Marvin Hodges 10402 Olivet Ave. 10010 I-Iulda Ave. 11326 Knowlton 3395 E, 121 Melvin Hodges 9911 Olivet 12606 Edmonton Barbara Holloway X, Calvin Hudson 5917 Grand Ave. Cheryl Hoover 1320 East 107 -1 A NQQ? 'W wma.. 'v 'vu-1 Gloria Holmes 770 East 91 V, Asberry Holt 1328 East 85 X, Diane I-lughley 1517 East Blvd. Brenda jackson Carl jackson X Larry Jackson 2219 East 85 St. 7726 Trenton 2985 E. 81 St. 8 M1 , ,ffl-uh .Q . Ah, xy? f is K yi ,fix 7 ' tlsss ' -f Q '-f. ijfi-sz Charles johnson Linda Jones 1410 East 109 St. 8628 Quincy Ave. Mary jones 1478 East 114 V! JoAnn Isler 2196 East 106 Betty jefferson 9702 Ye arel Eula Kirkman 2304 East 105 St 52964 11, -- . :VV ,ga I VS . Yep, f V i,1 Wilmore Laffy jonathan Leaks Marion Lee Cortelia Lgngy 1451 East 110 1466 East 114 1265 East 105 1889 East 75 '15 Janice Lynch Morris Lyons Phillip Mack X Janice Harizette 1317 East 117 1529 East Boulv. 10901 Prince St. 1480 East 111 St. Elizabeth Martin Beatrice Martin Emmanuel Mason Carolyn McElrth 1229 East 111 St. 12419 Benton 10830 Frank Ave. 2768 East 92 james McKnight Calvin McMichael JOAHTI McMea1 Cissie Miller 1424 East 112 St. 1416 East 112 St. 11406 Saywell 10211 Cedar .. ,Q...G.-5.95, 'Q vzvtv a- A is-i2'aw.f::1,.-:-1. Gerald Mills Charles Mines Elijah Mitchell Lula Mitchell 10832 Eagt 90 St, 1396 East 110 1588 E. 94 St. 11407 Ashbury Michael Mixon Julius Morris Thelma Murdock Delores Murphy 3926 East 120 1832 East 90 12233 Wade Park 3414 East '25 St. f LY LZ' Allie PHISODS Earl Patton Ronald Patton Donna Poindexter 686 East 126 St. 9916 Newton Ave. 9916 Newton Ave. 1877 E. 69 Juan POiHd6Xt61' Grace Pollard Eugene Preston Doris Price 10822 Hampden Ave. 7019 Lawnview 9115 Capitol 1789 East 90 rx 1 Beverly Pullurn Leo Ransfer 14447 Lakeview 2247 E. 90 St. Shari Robinson Carol Rogers 10822 Hull Ave. 1871 East 97 Ruby Sanders Reginald Scroggins 1483 East 115 1835 Brightwood Francine Singleton Larry Smith 11707 Beulah 2066 East 89 'GQ Virginia Reeves Theresa Roberson 1339 East 124 13704 Woodworth LaMarr St. john - Bruce Sanders 11011 Parkedge 11409 Itasca Carol SGHY Delores Shomo 10507 Lee 1369 East 124 Nw it Rhoda Smith Wayne Smith 1243 East 111 St. 10926 Wade Park MXN Levi Spencer Scheryl Spencer Regina Stemley Paulette Swoope 12212 Wade Park 1344 East 124 470 East 129 1260 East 111 St. janet Taylor Sharon Thompson Shelly Thomas Carol Thorton 1442 East 109 2138 East 106 10906 Churchill 1366 East 105 Donna Timmons Minnie Tripp Thomas Turk Ernest Turner 12602 Signet 11140 Superior 1484 East 108 10600 Hulda Deborah Walcott John Vernon Beverly Walker Brenda Walker 14101 Glendale 106707 Hudson 10208 Nelson Ave. 9500 HOug1'1 Ave L Lwfiviw' WY? 'Ziff 'E 'Y ,- 7 t lGiY2 5WffRl . lr .xiii .1 z L i?'j,:L:QjHgr -5, Y :. ver' ' ,,.,.1A'1 pf ' '-it SJ' L , J 'if Cynthia Walker Kareen Walker Renee Walker Allen Wallace 2295 East 93 3990 East 123 2770 East 93 10626 Arthur Z L f al l Chai-main Warren Ella Washington Shirley Washington Loretha White 10915 Wade Park 2225 East 90 St. 1342 East 124 1272 East 113 Norma Whitfield Gail Watson Edna Wilburrl Janice Wiley 1443 East 116 1529 E. 118 STS. 1467 East 115 1625 East 118 Eldridge Williams Ivan Wi11iHIr1S lj Kenneth Williams Sandra Willis 12213 Ingomar Ave. 19712 AI'thUI 11304 St. Clair 11906 Beulah 0 Diane Wilson Ronald Wilson 1238 East 100 St. 1261 East 123 St. Keith Woodruff 2362 East 76 St. Janice Wright The Devil with an angels smile V. D. Elizabeth Young Alvin Williams V' 10707 Lee Ave. 1609 East 94 St. A, Cheese T. C. Do you like my new coat and hat. 1. M. S . H if 7 - , o 1 2 O T T nill n fb' 'fam D 11? sl . .5 . ji., U 52171 . M 'f-: swf' P E R Would you Believe M. B. 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D. 0 IPI '9U9 6L6 5148 R 1 T YP 0 74 i gxx Besz A thleles Friendliesl Tallesz Boy I if ,f Most Romantic 76 Tallesi Girl Most Innocenz Looking NWWHNNQQ Q 3 w O F3 'Q 2 Q Q bkw-Q Q S fn 'POU'1WQk Cnffllbfi Nicesl Personality Vlrflhihi 'iV1U'1NN!'HD'Jh u 'HUJUUNHQNQ UWNSU1 wffnhwwwmbaw 991519753103 FENCE CU 9, 'Y U Q :. ru W T Prelliesl Hair 'YQUU HWUUHWQTM Both Kathy and Julius won numerous awards Art Most Talented Best Actress and Actor 3' 78 POPULARITY POLL GLORIA HOLMES CHERYL HOOVER SHIRLEY WASHINGTON DOROTHY EASLER NORMA WHITFIELD TANZIE CUNNINGHAM BELINDA CROCKETT SHARI ROBINSON BARBARA FREEMAN SANDRA WILLIS AVA BROWN PAULETTE SWOOPE JOYCE BENNETT EDNA WILBURN HANNAH COFFER RHODA SMITH JANET TAYLOR BRENDA JACKSON CHARMIAN WARREN CATHY MCWILLIAMS JOAN BROOKS DIANE GREEN KATHY FATICA GLORIA HOLMES MARTHA BELL VERENE DAVIS DIANA WILSON Most Likely To Succeed Most Popular Best Dressed Best Looking Best Proportioned Prettiest Eyes Prettiest Hair Prettiest Smile Nicest Personality Most lnnocent Looking Shortest Most Loquacious Class Joker Wittiest Best All -Around Friendliest Quietest Best Dancer Most Romantic Most Aggressive Best Athlete Best ActressfACtOr Most Talented Did Most For john I-lay Prettiest Legs Most Stubborn Tallest 79 CALVIN HUDSON MELVIN ERWIN ERNEST TURNER IVAN WILLIAMS ALVIN WILLIAMS JOHN WILLIS MICHAEL CLOYD GERALD MILLS RICARDO BAKER EUGENE PRESTON GREGORY DAVIS ASBERRY HOLT MORRIS LYONS PHILLIP MACK MARION LEE LARRY SMITH MARVIN HODGE JAMES BROWN ERNEST FARLEY MELVIN HODGES DAVID FLOYD CARL HIXSON JULIUS MORRIS CALVIN HUDSON LEO RANSFER CARL JACKSON JONATHAN LEAKS joe Wilson Delores Boyd From the Cradle YOU I0 the Stage Celestine Hickman Patricia Taylor Brenda Walker THROUG 11- if ...V,, 5 ,V.. ,m x 1: , 'fffkfig , , , ff ' , , -iiggiiif -iila . -f-f 5v,?f7gqgy:. -gi-1 : ,Y , NEI f:A5Q,gq7g:g,,l as ' .sei K ,iw-iw: 112 ig., 7:sgwffaisimfwg'L 1 ,mf .br .,1',SY- ,V -, - we 1, w-.y.fm,sf:w- , g?iii'fm ya. if --1 gui K, ,lqggwwafwgg' .. 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A + ff- . - . do -Y . in Ji. J, 5 A., -.gg i , - ' f' l w if-iizf if : v W., A . , :L -,in get fi X wi , - kylie W2 ':flQiM . f 'ifigf lei 5' fi ' ,gg-izsff 3?ig gLQyi,:szyf' 25,: Y, Mis- M51,,5wsl3:swL1i.fEgGfkk' 1 Q' Edna Wilburn Paulette Swoope l 1 l i L x 4 NICK AMES Everyone has a nickname, whether he obtained it from a child, or a newly acquired nickname through some of his friends. The ways in which we acquire our nicknames, sometimes can prove to be quite amusing. One look at Shari Robinson and everyone knows why they call her Dimples , Carolyn Thronton, Smily , or Hannah Coffer Bean . It is not hard to figure out why people call Carl jackson jack , or Charmian Warren Charm , Belinda Crockett B.C. , or Paulette Swoope, Swoope , j. B. is coupled for two people, Joyce Bennet and james Brown. The real fun is trying to figure out unusual nickmames and where they are derived from. Loretha White--says I really can't say how I got this name Refa , but so many persons mispronounce my name that I got stuck with the name of Refa . Verene Davis GingerSnap says that Ginger has been her nickname for a long time, but it wasn't until she came to Hay that someone added the Snap. Ruby Sanders Tism --Her nickname dates back to her junior High School days. People related Ruby to Rheumatism and it seems that the Tism stuck with her. Let's take a look at some more nicknames for the Seniors at john Hay. Gregory Davis Romeo Scheryl Spencer Buttercup Cheryl Hoover Mopsey Charmian Warren Charm Gloria Holmes Cha Cook jennifer Chandler Blue Calvin Hudson Hut Marion Lee Bug jerry Hardaway Hard Asberry Holt Oats Deborah Walcott Chu Chu Ivan Williams Jive Ive Ernest Farley Red Dog Carol Seay Star joan Brooks Baby Tanzie Cunningham Square 52 Barbara Holloway Babs Ernest Turner Goofy Diane Green Die Cora Collins Bonnie Renee Street Streety Robert Acree PTQTW Legs Robin Moore Bird Mary Sims Poochie Ellis Goggans Booze Thomas Lippford Lips Juanita Hunter Song Morris Lyons Nuddy Rhoda Smith Roach Beverly Pullum Spud Rita Davis Rat Melvin Hodges CHSSHHOVS. Renee Walker -7 Slim Delores Shomo Mamma ShOmO Dorothy Easler Wendy Edna Wilburn Eddie Martha B311 Mott Cynthis Walker Sin Thgmag Turk Turkey Charlotte Burgess Bubble Charles Mines Peno Brenda jackson B- I' Barbara Freeman Barb Marie PHFSOH Rae Sandra Hearn Hearncane l0hHath-9-1'l I-621145 Johnny BOY Lamarr sf. John saint Larry smith Hof Shot Baeatric Martin Bea Norma Whitfield Muff Carolyn McElrath Booney Edgar Tufts Pee Wee I HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRAPEVI .. GRAPEVINE 68 was originated to bring JOHN HAY's public gossip, for which the HORNET NEST is noted for, to light. THIS PAGE, is guaranteed to bring to you, the juicy gossip of Peyton Place fi' 2. First, let's donate a heart to the lovers of 1967-68, as of September. Hlis G. S Shirley B., Shari 8 Billy Baskerville, Ronaldo S Druella, Edgar 8 Renee, Verene S Carl I., Martha 8 Ricky, Ruby S Alvin, Charlotte S Bubble, Cora 8 Otis, Cheryl H. 8 Groom, Robert A. S Renee W., Scheryl 8 Gregory D., Shirley W. 8 Clarence, Thelma M. 8 Carl H., Darlene S Mack, and of course Charm S Ernest, Larry 8 jean. With the KICKOFF of football season, Crystal james tackled Marion Lee for a touchdown . . . Dudley employed his running ability as he ran up on a little treat . . . R. Walker was resting on the lap of Mr. Pretty Legs . . . as McMicheal was vacationing in a Hut with the President . . . Going on, A.C.T.ress Sanders was making her come back, and it seemed that ,Robin-Bird had an itch for a piece of Ivy . . . It seemed that fast twirling majorette did a figure 8 for Willis . . . Mary Sims 8 Pat T. both became musically inclined for a Drummer-Trumpet player . . . Speeding up the pace a little let's shoot a jumper into basketball season. This was a season to surpass all seasons and a time when HAY became Sadie Hawkins Ville . . . Ellis fBoozej seemed to give up his zone defense, as J. M. decided to graduate from pop to liquor . . . Miss Mopsey had her a star at East as well as Hay in the game of E. T. vs T. J., Baby Brooks seemed to grow up as Cortland took away her BOTTLE to replace it with a pacifier . . . jack who had been shooting his jumper to GingerSnap got steps called as he tip-toed elsewhere . . . Glo seemed to find her own little devil as Imp fired his pitchfork . . . Say guess who had L. P. on their lockers, would you believe R. D. and G. E .... Rita D. did a backward flip for none other than Mr. All-Star himself . . . and Goofy wasn't so goofy, for he had one on each arm and one tagging behind as he rode away on his little white pig foink, oinkj . . . G. P. found his basketball practice outside the Hornet's nest . . . and Cool handed West laid-up 2 for Miss Wilburn . . Hot Shot Smith shot those foul shots for the McMicheal kid but later decided to miss . . . it seems that Robin lost his chili bean as it fOund NIS powder in Knuck-L-Head who later traveled Dianecourt . . . Deacon employed strategy as he netted back Miss Covington . . . Someone other than Otis was doing Russian leaps for Bonnie, and Mr. Jive was called for goal tending when his goal was a certain Itty Bitty cheerleader . . . and of course, Charm and Ernest proved to be the dynamic duo of the century . . . We all remember those victory parties. The first was given by Mopsey Hoover, Refa, and V. D. at the White House . . . Mr. Popular fmelvin erwinj was surprised by a party ,at the Livingston pad . . . and everybody rocked with BIG C. 1. as he grew another year older . . . The Candidates ended the season as they swang at the Colosseum after the championship game. Fouling out of basketball season let's take a bird's eye view of the last semester at the Nest. Miss Mines suffered a cave-in as Dynamite Parker let out a blast . . . Gregory D. has been traveling on E. 109th Street, but it seems that his old home is still giving him some comfort . . . Has Streety been sharing her corn with someone else lately, or does butter just add the needed flavor . . . Miss C. Walker went bird hunting and brought back a Turkey and with the sound of the Bell the Saint went marching in. Here's some more juice-PK fSj Mr. jive is at it again as he polks in and out . . . Ginger has been eating her Cheeri -OATS as they try to add a little spice in her life . . . The Marshall has posted a reward for the capture of a runaway Hut . . . . . and Ronald Wilson seems to be spreading his goodness aboard . . . Miss Wendy announces her engagement to joe Vtdlson and Rhoda Smith plans to wed james Skanes . . . P.S. Hard wasn't so hard-up as he found pleas- ure in sharing his glory with Mr. G. Paul Gone are these days, but NEVER forgotten. Guess who's taking who, and will be seen with who at the Prom? ?? Charm 8 Ernest, Martha G Lamarr St. John, Shari 8 Baskerville, Cheryl and Tony Howell, Sy who is taking Tanzie to the Prom? Cornelius McElrath. Melvin Hodges G Minnie Tripp, Belinda Crockett 8 Ernest Turner, Janice Marizette S Ernest, and Ricardo 8 Nellie . . . Carol Seay 8 Willie Cobb . . . DO YOU REMEMBER . . . the time Calvin got money instead of applause . . . Oh Well, this grape has no more juice, so just cling to the VINE. 82 Senior Hornets' Last Will and Testament Though we are leaving, we hope these things will live and continue on Gregory Davis--Leaves to his brother Gary all his success with the female Hornets. Cheryl Hoover--bequeaths all her popularity to her baby brother Roy Hoover who will be here in September Carl jackson--Leaves his Oscar jumper to Marvin Paul. Ruby Sanders--leaves all her love to Alvin Thompson. Gloria Holmes--hereby rendered her brains and success to George Paul who will need them this coming Semester. Scheryl Spencer--gives her vital statistics of 35-24-37 to Hermie Mines. Charmian Warren--wishes to have her secretarial ability to Gerrye Erwin 8 L. Whitfield. jennifer Chandler--leaves her charm to Christine Brown. Calvin Hudson- -bequeaths his popularity to Darryl Thomas. Marion Lee--Leaves his love to Chrystal james. Jerry Hardaway- -leaves those passionate kisses to all the girls. Asberry Holt--All his devoted women to Kenny Godfrey. Deborah Walcott--bequeath her brains to Irene Covington. Ivan Williams--leaves behind his basketball defense to Ronnie Bass. Ernest Farley--hereby renders his firery jumper to Pig. james Brown--leaves his footwork to jack Carlisle. Carol Seay--bequeaths her A's in bookkeeping to Karen Thomas and Darryl Longino. joan Brooks--leaves to Beverly Stien her gym locker and the fate of the Daisy Maes to Miss West. Loretha White--leaves to her brother George Paul her senior cap and hopes that he will wear it with pride this coming semester. Janice Marizette--entrusts her grades to Sylvia jon es who needs them desperately. Tanzie Cunningham--bequeaths to Damerous Edwards her position in the l.B. T.C. Barbara Holloway- -leaves her A's to Doretha Smith, and words to Shirley Carson. Rita Davis--leaves her backward flip to Kay Scott and cheering to Gladys Yarbough. Renee Walker--leaves to Cheryl Acree her A's in French. Melvin Hodges--leaves his aggressiveness to debonaire Lamar Clark. Diane Green--leaves her headaches to the next editor, in hopes that she'll do a better job, and her acting ability to Clara Warren. Melvin Erwin--bequeaths to Gerrye himself to pull him out next jan. if he doesn't make it this June or Aug. Delores Shomo--bequeaths all her common sense to jean McMicheal. Sandra Hearn--hereby bequeaths all her grades and attendance to her brother. Sheila Eady--wills her senior cap and A's in Mac. Cal. to jackie Cunningham. Cissie Miller--wills her cap and ability to get along to Marian Ried. B3 JU E196 A date that was once in the far future, has now become the present, and as we stand on the threshold of adulthood, our minds wander back to our freshmen days--the days when everything seemed to encompass us, and we beheld those days with anxiety and hope. But as we advanced and we became a part of John I-lay, we were proud to be known as one of the Hornets. Now we become a part of the past. We look back and wonder how we got over. It's with hope in our hearts and a strong belief in ourselves that we face the society outside Having acquired skill and training with which we will advance, we know that we are a winner. To the teachers and administration we say with sincere gratitude in our hearts, Thanks for all that you have done to make our pathway brighter, and to each other we SSW, CONGRATULATIONS AND FAREWELL. Thanks for your help yearbook staff, without your ability and time this work could not have been completed. Edna Wilburn Verene Davis Cheryl Hoover Jeanette Kelly Gerald Mills Juanita Hunter and Linda Mc Cullough Martha Bell Loretha White Belinda Crockett Tanzie Cunningham Denise Fenrick Linda Watson Diane Gre en, Editor 84 Q3 u