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

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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

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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

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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