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

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WAITING FOR THE BELL - Virginia Moran, Donna Frye and Mr. Vernon Guy, teacher assistant. BREAK TIME. . . L TO R: Adclmo Divencizo, Mrs. Certrude Guy, assistant teacher, Clifford Scab, Ronnie Smith, Ronald Sandry and Ronald Brown. A Special Class ... RONALD SANDRY CHECKS HIS READING John Hay houses an extension class from Sunbeam School. Although handicapped physically these young men and women have proven that a handicap docs not prevent one from becoming a success. Great artists like Stevie Wonder and Ray Charles arc successful because they were able to overcome their handicaps. At John Hay these group of fine people arc bussed daily to and from school. They are enrolled in academic classes under the guidance of Mrs. Frances Johnson. Last year two special scholorship awards were received by Calvin Mayfield and Tony Frusteria. Although Tony came from Italy he managed to speak English fluently after he arrived in America.

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JOHN HAY'S MARCHING BAND . . . Practically everyone recognizes the ability of John Hay's Marching Band under the direction of Mr. Willie Dykes. The band has appeared in many of the school's special events. This group of talented young musicians are well versed in their special marching routines. Their unique marching style has gained them recognition and praise throughout the city of Cleveland. STRIKING UP A NIFTY TUNE. .. Music students hit some high notes in an unrehearsed jam session. Someday one of these stars may become successful. L TO R: Thomas Clark, Wayne Paul, Milton Cames, Renee Thornton, Judy Bray, Deborah Taylor. BLENDED VOICES.. .Singing is a part of the black man's culture. Many of the World's famous artists are black. John Hay's choir directed by Mr. William Woods, features tunes from Broadway plays, anthems and spirituals. The choir performs at special events. L TO R: Mattie Williams, Pat Blan-cher, Stephanie Crosby, Zcnobia Adams, Brenda Hines, Walitha Parker, Pandora Robinson, Linda Coleman, Nauasa Brown, Martha Carroll, Bonclma Stewart, Hazel Brown, Beverly Ash.

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. ft n DRAMA CLUB AUDITION. . .This club is directed by Miss Davidson. Students are taught how to face the footlights, the art of memorizing and voice diction. I. TO R: J. Westley, T. Seword, L. Cavley, R. Carter, E. Austin, W. Parker, D. Clark, L. Love, R. Thomas, B. Davis. HIGHSTEPPERS ... a group of lively dancers who serve as an added attraction to the band. This group is sponsored by Mr. Willie Dykes. Organized five years ago the High steppers are rapidly becoming popular because of their excellent dance steps. 1st ROW: L TO R: V. Husband, C. Hayes, S. Jones, Y. Woodard, K. Coleman, L. Bell, V. Harper, G. Mitchell. 2nd ROW: L TO R: D. Lewis, E. Harris, W. Parker, M. Johnson, S. Dew, B. Wycoff, M. Owusu, J. Upton. 3rd ROW: L TO R: G. Leggett, D. Sheats, V. Williams, C. Canady, B. Snead, S. Toney. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: L TO R: L. Williams, J. Adolphus, E. White, P. Wilson, J. Bates, V. Brooks, M. Neal, C. Perry, I. Mines, V. Jones, M. Brown, R. Parker, J. Lowery, J. Jones, M. McCas-kill, J. Clinton, B. Snead, K. Coleman, R. Slaughter, C. Hayes, J. Spivey. BOTTOM PICTURE: Mrs. B. Saulsberry, sponsor, D. Barhams, C. Collins, R. McIntosh, B. Motley, G. Mitchell, J. Nolan, pres, L. Boyd, J. Johnson, L. McMichaol, D. Wilson, G. Conley, vice-pres.