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

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Job Interview Held May 7-8 More than 27 participating employers interviewed the 191 seniors who graduated last year. According to Mr. Steven DeFrancesco, Job Development Counselor 97% of the graduates are presently employed. I'VE GOT TO THINK OVER YOUR OFFER , George Britt seems to be saying to Mr. Art Wykoff and Mr. Bob Allen, NASA interviewers. BACKGROUND: Mr. D. Quisenberry, Singer Company, interviews Robert Morgan. SOUNDS PRETTY GOOD TO ME . . . Pamela Wiley could be thinking as Mr. Frank Warren nods approval. EXPLAINING THE DETAILS is Mrs. Betty Fields. Sally Brown looks interested. Mr. Robert Mc-Auliffce, City of Cleveland, joins in the discussion. THE PAY IS $6,000 NOT $6,000,000 says Mr. Steven De Francesco. Sally Brown looks surprised. Mr. Charles McBride, project manager, Job DeveL opment project, Cleveland Board of Education, listens attentively.

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Achievements . . . It's difficult to list the many achievements that took place at John Hay during 1970-71. It takes hard work to earn :n award. We take pride in republishing from the pages of the Ledger three events that merited worthwhile consideration whether in fun or of a serious note. FICKLE FINGER OF FATE FINGERS A FEW HAYITES . . . SITTING Jeanette Burnett and Pam Wiley. STANDING Mr. Harkles Walker and Mr. David Me-Craw, Mr. Walker was cited for his role in the Faculty Frolics. Mr. McGraw, for having nine lives, Pam and Jennifer were also awarded a pickled fate. EIGHT PICKED FOR ROTARY'S WHO'S WHO. . . Picked for inclusion in the Rotary's club's who's who booklet are seated L TO R: Carrie Richardson, Warren Mattox, Beverly Stein, STANDING: Jimmy Smith, Anthony Frusteri. Eight students from John Hay who have shown high scholastic ability and a devotion of time for service ability, were honored at a Rotary Club luncheon, March 5th at the Sheraton-Cleveland Hotel. Mr. Gra-lugi Gabetti, president of the Olivet Underwood Corporation, was guest speaker. D. E. CLASS RECEIVES HONORS . . . 13 young men from John Hay participated in the Cleveland Association of Instructive Education Leadership Conference, May 8-9 at Willoughby, Ohio. The Hornets won the Mobil Oil Sales Promotion Planning. Mr. Daniel Smith, D. E. Co-ordinator poses with his award winning class. Gregory Alexander took third place in public speaking. The group consisted of Bruce Bames, Leroy Billips, Jeff Doxey, l ament McDuffie, Van Mc-Mitchell, Nathaniel Martin, Steven Rhodes, Gregory Smith, Ronald Stroud, Charles Kalbert, David Wilson and James Ronchcr. 20

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Homecoming, A Day To Remember HOMECOMING QUEEN Cynthia Jackson, homecoming queen, is surrounded by her court. L TO R: Elfrcdia Hines, Michelle McCaskill and Stephanie Crosby. QUEEN AND ESCORTS - L TO R: Cynthia Jackson, Willie Goodson, Lawrence McMichacl, Elfreda Hines, Michele McCaskill, Edward Subcr, Stephanie Crosby, Willie Logan. Homecoming Day is sponsored by the Student council. This annual event was held November 7, is highlighted with the crowning of the queen and the newly elected winners: Miss Freshman, Miss Junior and Miss Senior. The homecoming candidates were also honored on November 6, 1970, at the schools pep rally. After the pep rally the Hornets tangled with the Scarab's at 7:30 p.m. at John Adams field. YEARBOOK ADVISOR CONGRATULATES QUEEN, Mr. Frederick Meredith, yearbook advisor, welcomes her highness. 22