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

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John Hay Students And Faculty Contribute Last autumn tragedy struck the family of Mr. H.P. Goins. An intruder shot and killed his wife and wounded Mr. Goins, teacher assistant. When lohn Hay students and faculty learned of the incident, they contributed $400.00 to the Goins family. The check was presented by Mr. Farley Seldom, principal, and John Nolan, student council president. LENDING A HELPING HAND - L TO R: Mrs. Barbara Saulsberry, student council sponsor, John Nolan, president, Mr. Farley Seldom, and Mr. Squire Tyus. 26

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It’s Academic On Monday, December 7, 1970, James Walker, Jr., Eric Smith, and Marcel Munford participated in the taping of It's Academic , which was shown on WEWS-TV, Channel 5, January 16, 1971. Mr. David McCraw team faculty advisor, chose Leroy Milner, William Smith, and Emanuel Ely as alternatives. John Hay competed against Cuyahogh Falls and John Adams high schools. Although coming in third place, John Hay students are to be commended for a job well done. The Illuminating Company, which sponsors the program, supplied many practice questions in order that contestants may familiarize themselves with the basic type questions asked on the show. Most questions are a instant recall of fact type, although some, such as mathematics or pictoral questions are usually shown on a monitor. Mr. David McGraw, team faculty advisor. RIGHT IN THERE . . . L TO R: James Walker, Jr. Eric Smith and Marcel Munford. 25

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Study Hall Info . . . Study halls were designed for the purposes of studying. Some students take advantage of an opportunity of doing their homework; others have tried to make their own rules. In Mr. Russell Penn's third period study hall, one can see team work in action. Students are busy doing their chores . They seem to be relaxed in a quiet atmosphere. More than 250 students are assigned to the 3° study hall, which is supervised by four teachers. Mr. Penn carefully points out the reason for maintaining a good study hall. He said, As chairman of this study hall, my job is to make it possible for students to study. The key to our success is team work from the students and teachers. Mr. Penn is proud of his assistants: Miss Fowlks, Mr. Prather, Mrs. Kuntz and Mr. Melson. His helpers also deserve a pat on the back: Katherine Joiner, Carren Booker, Barbara Dawson, Shirley Robinson and Denise Harper. In addition to his duties, Mr. Penn is chairman of the Faculty Planning Committee, Union Conference Committee, and Chairman of the Science Department. His hobbies are music, all kinds of sports and entertaining Mrs. Penn. THIS IS THE WAY IT'S DONE - Mr. Penn checks with Patricia Davis, Douglas McDuffie. BACKGROUND: James Adams and Ronnie Talley. BUSY AT WORK - Debra Kimbro, Elizabeth Nicholson, Tiny Wright, Theresa Hardin, Lona Elmore, Daryl Dickerson, Joe Thompson, Michael Coats, Emilian White, Linda Lester, Yinitius Wynn, Geraldine Moore, Joyce Sumpter. ALL'S QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT - Emilian White, Michael Costes, Karen Banks, Karen Booker, William Orr, Peggy Carter, Debra Sheats, Roberta Parks, Carrol Sherry, Kenneth Fluellyn, Billy Orr, and James Adams. 27