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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1972 volume:

4 CTh L Horncbt c lclv(l5 h s Gft i no f THE SONG IS ENDED BUT THE MELODY UNGERS ON JOHN HAY HIGH SCHOOL 2075 EAST 107™ STREET CLEVELAND, OHIO 44106 A Dedication From the Seniors ... Because they are respected and admired by the studentt and faculty... and since they have shown tender kindness, concern, and expert guidance for many troubled youth... ft is with great pleasure that we dedicate the 1972 Hornet to Mr. Carl Lavender and Mr. Jerry Mitchell, who in our estimation, have instilled within us a new sense of devotion; a profound respect for mankind, and a keen desire to succeed. 2 It’s Time to Reminisce . . . It's difficult to explain how these students could find a place in front of the school to think about vacations, new friends, visits, money and no homework. They look as though they don't have any troubles, but they do. They arc entitled to their thinking and opinions, but after all is said and done, they will return to their English classes. Perched on the top are Willie Howard, Warren Hogue. Below arc Rose Berry, Sandra Toney, Denise Cunningham, Wilhemia Russell and Wilbur Holly. More Reflecting These young ladies are looking forward to graduation. Paula Evans seems to be saying, Just wait until I get out of this place. Pat Harris has a faraway look in her eyes, while Dagmar Carlisle, Francetta Perry, and Debra Littlejohn just take it easy. 3 MIXED UP HEADS AND CRAZY LEGS. .. Can you identify these brave seniors who have lost their heads? L TO R... (TOP PICTURE) Dagmar ROBERT, Marjorie ARCHIE, Linda WARREN, Pat WALTER, Anna RODNEY. (BOTTOM PICTURE) L TO R... Deborah JOHN, Stephanie JEROME, Wanda CLAYTON, Paula ARTHUR. Francetta EUGENE. Going Out of My Head Over You You have heard Little Anthony and the Imperial's version of I think I'm going out of my head. Somehow during a ladies social gathering, these young men lost their heads to the young ladies. Someone has removed their heads and placed them on the WRONG persons. The underlined names are the first names of the young men. Answers on the next page. 4 This Has Got to Be a Nightmare . . . Anything can happen in our generation. It's too bad that these young ladies have exchanged heads with the young men. It wasn't supposed to be that way, but it is! TOP PICTURE: L TO R: Jerome WANDA, Walter LINDA, Arthur MARJORIE, Clayton STEPHANIE, John ANNA, BOTTOM PICTURES: L TO R: Archie DAGMAR, PAT Rodney, Eugene PAULA, Robert DEBORAH, Warren FRANCETTA, OK? Give up? The following seniors are included on both pages: (You figure it out) GIRLS: Dagmar Carlisle, Patricia Harris, Francetta Perry, Marjorie Kern, Paula Evans, Linda Vaughn, Anna Fryer, Wanda Wade, Stephanie Garland, Deborah Littlejohn, BOYS; Archie Smith, Robert White, Warren Hogue, Rodney Smith, Jerome Lavender, Eugene Jones, Walter Frazier, Arthur Gholson, Clayton Harris, John Nolan. 5 IT'S ALL OVER—L TO R: Donald Strowdcr, Linda Cobb, Maggie White, Ben Dennis. LOOKING PRETTY FOR THE PEOPLE—Darlene Ferrell and Ronnie Wingfield. Commencement! . How Sweet It Is! On June 13, 1971, more than 200 Seniors marched across the stage to get their diplomas. It was a big day for the seniors who had waited a long time for this unforgettable moment. The auditorium was almost filled to its capacity and the audience applauded when the seniors were introduced. Many of the seniors received scholarships, jobs, and outstanding awards. The class valedictorian was Carol Revels and Rosalyn Littlejohn served as salutatorian. 6 MR. SMITH GETS HIS AWARD--Not really, he is just posing with Sandra Grisson and Debra Love. SELECTED COMPANY-TOP PICTURE-L TO R: Vonzcll Evans, Raymond Brown, Janice McDaniels, Nadene Davis, Micheal Kado, Kieth William. BOTTOM PICTURE: L TO R: Antonnette Chaleston, Carol Revels, Rebecca Adams, Carolyn Benjamin, Emily Austin, Sandra Bolware, Vanessa Davis, Sandra Ponda, Bevelin Grimes. SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS-L. TO R.-Audrey Weaver, Sharon Vaughn, Rhoda Wallace, Diane Turner, Cliffie Jones, Harold Smith, Stephanie Poole, Mr. Seldon, principal, Sharon Lewis, Rose Berry, Artley Crutchfield, Debra Clark. Scholarship Dividends Pay October 5, 1971 John Hay recognized and honored its tenth and eleventh grade students who were selected winners in the Martha Holden Jennings Foundation Scholarship Awards Contest, held last semester. The scholarship program was initiated primarily to motivate students to excel in school. The students at John Hay, like many of the inner city schools, have benefited from these foundation grants. The winning students will receive a $500 scholarship toward their tuition. The money is placed in a bank, and left there until the students enroll in college. PARENTS JOIN STUDENTS-It was a happy ocassion for these parents and scholorship winners. 8 CONGRATULATES TOP STUDENT—L. TO R.: Miss Louise Jones, counselor, Antionette Bonner, (honoree), Mr. Lytel Davis, assistant principal (Unit 4), Mrs. Cecilia George, homeroom teacher, In the back row is Mr. Farley Seldon, principal. BOTTOM PHOTO: STUDENT'S WITH ALL A'S... L TO R.: Antionette Bonner, Mary Bacon, Cliffie Jones, Karen Martin, Barbara Thomas, Eldridge Neal. 9 THE WINNING PICTURE-Henry Wooten SCIENCE WINNER-Deborah Clark Winners . . . 4 One of the most thrilling moments in a student's life is when he is declared a winner. This feeling lives with him for a lifetime, says Henry Wooten, an artist in his own right, whose mural on Get High Off Sports Not on Dope , won him honors at an awards luncheon at Cleveland Clinic Inn. Deborah Clark and Sharon Vaughn (not pictured) were selected to participate in a year long science program in Coordination Chemistry at Notre Dame College, which began September 4, 1971 and ended May 30, 1972. Deborah and Sharon were taught how to use a wide range of instruments, in addition to relating laboratory data to currently accepted theories of chemical structure and bonding. John Johnson, last year's June graduate, entered his electronic project at the Industrial Arts Club Annual Convention, and won. The affair was held last year at South High School, and attended by Industrial Arts students and industrial art instructors throughout Cleveland. 10 ELECTRONIC WIZARD-John Johnson Student Life . ? 'JK IS IT CLOUD NINE FOR Cenethia Selinas? BOTTOM PICTURE: DOING THE BREAKDOWN -Ralph Draper, Debbie Evans, Ronald Baxley, Regina Adrine, Martha Byers, Carlton Butler, Bobby Lester, Mildred Dickson, Rose Patton, Denise Thornton, Sylvia Pointer, Donald Carmichael, Lillie Smith, Sandra Jackson. SNEAKING INTO THE MOVIES-Barbara Coleman and Beverly Wycoff. WE'LL BEAT YA TONIGHT —yells Patricia Harris, majorette. She is surrounded by band members. The Hornets won the game to make her statement true. School Spirit The band, the boosters, the highsteppers, the cheerleaders, and the majorettes play an important role in promoting school spirit. Without these fire groups, the sporting events would appear to be dull. Congratulations are in order to the groups who boost the school morale. ON GUARD! L TO R... Darnita Leisure, Patricia Harris, Jennifer Ayers, Rose Berry and Bonnie Snead. 12 THE CHEERLEADERS IN ACTION—L. TO R.: Patricia Abernathy, Jeanette Black, Diane Lewis, Janice Douthitt, Michelle McCaskill, Myrna Neal. Having Fun at Whose Expense? IT'S INITIATION TIME for these gym leaders. Pamela Williams, Donna Tatum, Dorothy Harris, Renee Byrd, Gladys Callahan and Rhoda Wallace. JUST PLAIN HORSE PLAY- Getting a kick out of just horsing around are these band members and cheerleaders. Marjorie Kern, Linda Irvin, Vincent Gaines, Betty Joiner, and Patricia Britt. 13 NOT BAD AT ALL - LEFT TO RIGHT: Tiny Wright, Mr. Meredith, advisor, Zenobian Adams, Rose Berry, Artley Crutchfield. OUTGOING SC PRES. John Nolan comments on the success of the yearbook. Looking Over Last Year’s Progress Almost 400 yearbooks were sold last year. Students voiced their approval of the success made by the 1970-1971 yearbook staff. Like any other publications, there were errors, but no one is perfect. In future annuals we can look forward to more improvements. JUST WAIT UNTIL WE WORK ON THE YEARBOOK STAFF-L TO R: Pat Harris, Ray Almond, Damita Lesurc, Renee Byrd and Gwen Wilson. V LEFT PHOTO- ALL SMILES- Joseph Tucker, Bernadette Benjamin, Mr. Lavender. DRIVING HIS POINTS-Gen. Chappie James speaks while Jerome Lavender, student council president, listens. The “Army11 Comes to John Haj On October 1, 1971, Air Force Brigadier General Daniel Chappie James, deputy assistant secretary of defense in publi affairs, spoke to an appreciative John Hay assembly on the subject of The Future of America. The speaking engagement wx sponsored by The Office of Student Affairs and Office of Aeuro-space Studies. The General stressed these points in his message: When you shout for freedom now, make sure you have a place in which to be free in. The country is more responsive and receptive to your needs today, than ever before. We must operate as a whole American society and not within militancy where the structure is weakened. He reemphasized these points: The need to excel, perform and don't get caught up in a Hate bag. THE GENERAL IS SURROUNDED-L. TO R.: Major Michael R. Justo, Sonya Jackson, Ernestine Rufus, Michelle McCaskill, Sherra Jackson, Martha Buyers, Brence Ward, 2nd ROW: L. TO R.: Carlton Butler, Gregory Holt, Alvin Dubois, Arnold Brooks, Eloise Mason, General James, Harold Hightower, Dwayne Watts, Edgar Brooks. RIGHT PHOTO-TOP BRASS-L. TO R.: Major Justo, Mr. Ernie Greene, assistant vice-president of Student Affairs at Case-Western Reserve, General James, Mr. Farley J. Seldon, principal, Lt. Col. PoUy Ibatvan, Jr. professor of Aeurospace studies, Mr. Wesley Toles, director of Urban Affairs. 15 Homecoming 1971 THE QUEEN AND HER COURT— KNEELING: Stephanie Garland, 1st ROW: L. TO R.: Haiel Brown. 11th Grade Queen, Valeric Harris. 2nd ROW L. TO R.: Michele Heyman, Sharon Crosby, 12th grade, Dorthca Franklin, Homecoming Queen, Patticia Harris. 16 Homecoming An Unforgetable Memory Homecoming is an annual event sponsored by the Student Council. Homecoming 1971 was held October 16, with the crowning of the new queen. Climaxing the affair was a dance held at the Red Carpet Lounge. The dance was well attended and everyone had a right to celebrate because the Hornets beat East High, 21-16. 17 CHOIR REHEARSES FOR OPEN HOUSE—Blended voices are heard everywhere when Mr. William Wood's group get together. 700 Parents Gather to Observe Open House, 1971 Approximately 700 parents and guests filled the auditorium October 26, 1971 to witness John Hay's annual Open House program. The program's timely theme was Education Now. Education Now, is the business of the entire community. The future business of all students depend upon the extent to which the parents, the pupils, the faculty, and the community leaders function as a team to achieve the school's educational goals. The program began at 7:30, with class visitation starting at 8:00. Members of the PTSA, headed by Mrs. Elizabeth Brownlee, and the Adult Boosters Club, presided by Mrs. Earl Douthitt, helped in the initial planning of the Open House affair. Displays, exhibits and demonstrations highlighted this gala affair. TALKING IT OVER-Mrs. Blackburn explains office methods to Mr. C Mrs. William Harris. DEMONSTRATING SKILLS arc performed by Sandra jg Toney, Mary Williams and Maria Chester. AN EXCITING EXPERIENCE. -L. TO R. Maria Chester, Sandra Toney, and Mary Williams. ADULT BOOSTER REGISTERATION. . . L TO R.. . Mrs. Majorie Harris, Nadene Hill and Gladys Hill. BOTTOM PICTURE: JOB DEVELOPEMENT.. . Seated at table is Mr. Steven DeFrancesco. Observers arc Mrs. McWhorter, Brenda Jones, Frances Veal, Mrs. Charton, and Sharon Veal. 19 POWER FOR THE PEOPLE— Student stood and applauded after Rev. Jackson's speech. Mr. Sam Tidmore, General Manager of Hough Development, joins in. “Rap On,” Rev. Jackson A few days before the election of Cleveland's new mayor, Reverend Jesse Jackson spoke before an overflowing audience in the 4 school's auditorium. It was an inspiring speech heard on October 29, and when he concluded with his emotional appeal of What Time Is It ?, he received a standing ovation. This fearless leader stressed black pride as well as black progress. He said, I'm not talking about Nation's time, I'm talking about What Time It Is In Your Mind? Reverend Jackson reminded the students to insist that their parents vote in the coming election. He recommended Arnold Pinkney, as the man who could help solve Cleveland's problems. When Mayor Stokes was elected we had black pride, and to carry it on further we need another black man like Arnold Pinkney to help us to get black progress. Student participation was evident at this special called assembly. Rev. Jackson stood back, waved his hands and asked his young followers to repeat, I'm Somebody. 20 OLD FRIENDS TALKING IT OVER—Rev. Jackson and Congressman Stokes. National Honor Society’s Tea June 4,1971 IN DEEP THOUGHT - Deborah Washington, Christine Davis, Ruth Lovett, James Purdue. STANDING: Mr. Kelso, Mr. Davis. BOTTOM PICTURE - Food fit for a king-L TO R: Mrs. Staton, Miss Frihauf, Sandra Boyd, Valerie Talbert, Sandra Elliot. A TASTY DELIGHT - Racheal Munnerlyn, Douglas McDuffie and a parent. 21 EVERYTHING IN ORDER - L TO R: Charles Cole, Gerald Greenwade, Armanda Rcnda, Julius Rogers, Robert Rox. CONCENTRATION-Diane Tatum, Clara Laury, Sharon Lewis, Ruth Brown, Hazel Brown, Stephanie Poole, Wanda Hayes. INSPECTION-Sharon Boyd, Mrs. Staton, Miss Frihauf. TALKING THINGS OVER - L TO R:Carol Revels, Mrs. Revels, Rudolph Polk, Patricia Davis. THE LINE UP-Antionette Charleston, Gwendolyn Leggett, Sandra Boyd and Mrs. Mary Malone. 22 A Special Kind Of Class John Hay is fortunate in providing facilities for a special kind of class for orthopedic students. This program is partially funded by the U.S. Gov't, and the Cleveland Board of Education. Students come from Sunbeam School, Pepper Pike, Lakewood and other surrounding schools. According to Mrs. Frances Johnson, head teacher, classes are offered in advanced mathematics, music history, and physical science. Some of our graduates are doing very well on their jobs, she says. Calvin Mayfield is a pre-law student at Morehouse, Glenda Jordan is studying at Kent, and James Jordan is working in the engineering department at City Hall. We congratulate this Special Kind of a Class in a special kind of way. LEARNING HAS NO OBSTACLES- as shown by Jean-nie Horn and Rosemary Porch. COMPLETING A HARD DAY'S WORK-(BELOW) L TO R: Douglas Rone, Ronald Sandrey, Virginia Moran, Clifford Seab, James Marshito. STANDING are instructors: Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Vernon Guy. HUJAMBO, BWANA MAMA ? (How arc you?) asks Bwana Chiva-ura. The students reply Hatv-Jambo (we're fine). SEATED ARE Chestana Fleetwood, Stephanie Garland, Marjorie Kerns, Valerie Abernathy, and Rodney Smith. Swahili Continues To Grow One Swahili student asked his classmate, Jina Lako Nani? (what is your name). The other student replied, Jina Langu John (My name is John). Mwalinu Bwana Chivaura speaks very’ little English in his classes. One prominent author explains it this way. The instructor should use Swahili almost exclusively. He should resist the temptation to give explanations in English and decline answer any English questions. This forces the students to talk and think in the new language from the start. The students engage in research, conduct panel discussions, and rap1 in Kcswahili, whenever they find an opportune moment. BELOW: SK1KAMOO (Grcctings)-L 1 O R: FIRST ROW-Barabara Dawson, Christine Patterson, Reginald Mason, Stephanie Garland, Valerie Abernathy, Tony Stevenson, Michael Hudson, L TO R: SECOND ROW-Chcstana Fleetwood, Kim Blunt, Mary Allen, Salccma Mannsur, Linda Williams, Marjorie Kcm, Karen Martin, Rosalyn Ellis, Sharon Lewis, BACK ROW-L TO R: Arlen Brown, Harold Davis, Bwana Chivaura (inst.) 24 THE JET SET -Mary Williams, Damita Lesure, Cornell Butler, 2nd ROW: L TO R: Richard Cannon, Carolyn Clark, Renee Byrd, 3rd ROW: John Hollis, Vernon Blue, George Gray, Gewn Wilson. ByTd, Molenia Beasley. WHAT'S UP DOC? asks Gwen Wilson, John Hollis responds. That Mod Look .. . Styles come and go. Years ago some men wore root suits with reet plcets, bell bottom pants, double breasted suits, and buster brown shoes. Women wore sweaters, pleated skirts, bobby socks, fancy bracelets and earrings. We look back on those days and sometimes laugh at the styles, but who knows, someone may laugh at our mod styles in another ten years. AH, DIG MY MIDI ,-Carolyn Clark. A MAXI FAN— Cliffie Jones models her maxi length skirt and skull cap. SERVICE WITH A SMILE — Tea room staff consists of Antonia Mardis, Lucy Jefferson, Linda Coleman, Candy Stevenson. LET IT BAKE ANOTHER MINUTE. explains Mrs. Certha Staton, home economics chairman. Helpers are Valerie Jefferson, Mrs. Jane Simpson, Desiree Hudson, Roena Armstrong, Diane Underwood and Marilyn Jones. Malnutrition Is No Problem Here . . . Everybody is busy in the Home Economics classes. Girls are busy preparing different types of foods, cutting out patterns, working on some project, and the boys arc learning the fundamentals of cooking and sewing. Mrs. Staton, chairman, has a right to be proud of the many accomplishments made in the Home Economics Department. We congratulate them! TAILORMADE -- Tyrone Powell gets correct size for Hosea Hardnick in Men's Clothing, taught by Mrs. Diane Kuntz. 27 n GETTING A HIGHER EDUCATION Sandy Williams I WROTE IT LAST NIGHT — says Cynthia Marirette. .Mr. William Sudberry examines the essay. 28 IT TAKES THREE TO TANGO —says Archie Smith, football hero, to Crystal Barth any and Nancy Nix. It’s Job Center Day At John Hay During the past five years John Hay's Job Development Program, coordinated by Mr. Steven DcFrancesco, has assised 895 graduates out of 955 or (93%) in getting full time employment. Within the last three years 537 graduates who were placed by the JDS have a potential annual income of $2,219, 712. LEFT PHOTO: YOUR APPLICATION LOOKS AS NEAT AS YOU DO Betty Gresham looks on. GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS - Mrs. Gary Merritt, interviewer, Alvin Neal Lee and Sheilah Neal. WE DON'T HAVE ANY $10.00 PER HOUR JOBS - Mr. Royal Keene, interviewer, Rosetta Green, interviewee. 29 IT'S YOUR MOVE -Mr. John Perkins explains company's policy to Charles Talbot. Newly Elected Senior Class Officers- Ernest Ward, president, Stephanie Garland, vice-prcs., Dorthea Franklin, treasurer and Denise Harper, Secretary. Contributions . . . The Yearbook staff congratulates the new scniorclass officers, along with Robert Reed, judo expert and Stephanie Garland. The newly elected class officers have done an excellent job in getting many of our school projects on the right track. The Senior prom, the homecoming dance, the senior class picnic along with many other functions came off smoothly because of the fine work done by the class officers. JUDO KING-Robcrt Reed, brown belt winner. “An African Safari” Stephanie Garland was one of the lucky ones who received an unusual educational experience in Africa last summer. Garland, always active at John Hay, left Clevc., July 8, enroute to Africa. She stopped at London, England for a few days before going to the University of Narobia, Kenya and Tanzania. The trip was planned by the American Inst, of Foreign Affairs. WE LANDED HERE--says Stephanie Garland pointing to the Republic of Kenya. 30 SENIORS LETTER MEN'S BANQUET- Awards were presented at an annual ban quet for the school's Lettermen: shown are Cornell Butler, James Taylor, Cedric Shaw, Calvin and Linnard Love, Wilbur Wiley, Willie Powell, Kenneth Lyons, Henry Nixon, Charles Hawkins, Nelson Jackson, Joseph Adolphus. Kandid Kolor Finale All good things must come to an end. Thanks to Mr. John Campbell, Social Studies teacher, for capturing scenes of students caught in the act of being themselves. Also thanks to Warren Hogue and his classmates assistants for laying out t he complete senior section in LIVING COLOR. DOING THEIR THING- are John Hay Highsteppcrs, supervised by Mr. William Moon. DEAD IN THERE arc the Majorettes, Stephanie Garland, Valerie Harris, Ruby Blount, Joyce Lowery and Bonnie Snead. Patricia Abernathy Valerie Abernathy Marchelle Adams Joseph Adolphus James Alexander Marvin Allen Micheal Anderson Stanley Alexander Mary Bacon Donald Bailey Oscar Baltimore James Barhams Michelle Barnes Robert Batch Molenia Beasley Chenita Bell Sonny Bell Russell Bell Michael Berry Rose Berry Jeannette Black Patricia Blanchard Ruby Blount Diana Bolden Fannie Bostick Patrica Britt Arnold Brooks Barry Brooks Renee Brooks Arlen Brown The Yearbook’s Royal Family Congratulations to Cliffie Jones, Denise Cunningham and Francetta Perry. These three yearbook staff members competed in a King and Queen Contest . It was a nip and tuck battle between Queen Cliffie and Princess Denise, with Duchess Francetta coming in third in the Yearbook's Royal Family Court. A successful candy drive was held last winter with Majorie Kern as top salesman. This color section would not have been successful without the help of Lynda Neal, Warren Hogue, Rose Berry, Denise Cunningham, Dale Pope, Katherine Joiner, Robert White, Sandra Toney, Cliffie Jones, Valerie Johnson, Christine Davis and Jean Frame and Wilhcmna Russell. Katherine Brown Parlor Burls Martha Brown Wayne Bussey Patricia Brown Cornell Butler Rosetta Brown Renee Byrd Lawrence Burks Ira Caldwell Tisha Caldwell Martha Carroll Ricardo Calhoun Dagmar Carlisle Patricia Carlisle Rose Carter Rochelle Castleman Linda Cauley George Carlton Marie Chester BOTTLENECK TRAFFIC - snags Michael Wilkerson. Thomas Curry Yvonne Cunningham Denise Cunningham Artly Crutchfielc Marilyn Crutcher Phillip Crosse Sharon Crosby Robin Crosby Lucy Crosby Freddie Crawford Derrick Coward Charmaine Collwell Charles Collins Alfonzo Colbert Norman Coffer Mary Cobbins James Cobbins Sharon Christian Sharon Clark Idclla Clark Carolyn Clark Darnell Daniels Charles Davenpor Bryan Davis Christine Davis Donald Day Vemcll Day Jackie Deane Harold Deweaver Walter Dillard HOMECOMING HIGHLIGHTS John Hay Hornets blasted the East High Bombers 21-16 for a successful Homecoming debut. A capacity crowd witnessed spectacular plays executed by our team on a sunny October day. THE ANXIOUS MOMENT-Ready to go are Eric Smith, Clarence Norfleet, Carl Fletcher, Lester Love, Lerry Wallace, Harry Hines, Anthony Dupre, Wayne Bassy, Roosevelt Norns, Richard Thompson. HOLD 'EM FELLOWS ! Greg. Moore, (71) and Carl Fletcher, (84). UP FOR GRABS-Controlling the situation are Clifton Brown (43), Richard Thompson, (63) Anthony Dupre, (50) George Charlton, (60) and Jerome Lavender (83). Larry Davis Sammie Eatman Janice Douthitt Willa Mae Ervin Donald Dukes Leon Evans Anthony Dupre Paula Evans Buretta Durden Tony Evans Leamon Farmer Darlene Fairley Douglas Farley Noreen Fellows Ronald Fercbce Jennet Pitch Terry Fleetwood Kenneth Flcwcllyn Lester Force Denise Foster Dorthea Franklin Victoria Franklin Walter Frazier Anna Fryer Yvonne Fulford Linda Gaines Mitchelene Gambrell Stephanie Garland Olivia Gatson Gwen Gibson Jesse Gilner Patricia Gist Agar Glasgow Wayne Gooch Cynthia Gordon Pricella Graham Valerie Jeffrey David Graves George Gray Vivian Green Jerry Gunter Micheal Gunter Larry Hardwick Denise Harper Gerald Hawley Jan Harper Eileen Grimes Jennifer Grubbs Margaret Hall Al Hamilton INTRODUCING JOHN HAY'S MIGHTY BAND -Directed by Mr. William Moon CHEERS FROM THE CROWD THE BOOSTERS SOUND OFF... Valerie Harper Clayton Harris Dianne Harris Emma Harris Joyce Harris Marry Harris Patricia Harris Valerie Harris Joseph Hawkins Junious Hawkins Lamont Hayes Leah Heard Robert Hertz Nadine Hill Nemon Hobbs Warren Hogue John Hollis Wilbur Holly Norman House Denise Howell Marshall Hoyle Michael Hudson Jean Hilton Denise Irvin Linda Irvin Clara Ivery Micheal Kelly Barbara Kent Majorie Kern Ruthy Kimbro Some Breathtaking Moments Everybody got into the act on Homecoming Day, October 16, 1971. Even die photographer was able to capture some exciting scenes. THE BIG FLOAT... RIGHT PHOTO: DEFEND YOURSELF-L TO R Stephanie Garland, Ruby Blount, Majorie Kern, Damita Lesure, Joyce Lowrey, Pat Harris, and Valerie Harris. THE HIGH FLYING HIGHSTEPPERS HOMECOMING ROYALTY- Hazel Brown, Dorthea Franklin, Michelle Heyman, Sharon Crosby, John Shepard, Jerome Lavender, Clifford Brown. Sandra Jackson Daniel Johnson Larry James Gary Johnson Lucy Jefferson Henry Johnson Stanley Jenkins Robert Johnson Robert Jennings Valerie Johnson Kathryn Joiner Cliffie Jones Debra Jones Edward Jones Eugene Jones Joseph Jones Lcnora Jones Patricia Jones Shirley Junius Freddie Ivcry Jerome Lavender Jesse Lee Linda Lester Danita Lasure James Levett Ophelia Lewis Sherilyn Lewis Deborah Littlejohn Jennifer Lloyd Apte Lochan Lester Love Linnard Love Ruth Lovette Michelle McCaskill Cynthia McCall James McCann Gloria McCombs Thomas McDonald Charles McGill Rachelle McIntosh Debra MCclean Andrew Maddox Saleema Mannsuar Ida Manley Romero Mason Eloise Mason Lawrence Mayfield Amita Mitchell Antonio Mardis Carolyn Milner TOP PHOTO-JUNIOR SCHOLARS-1st ROW: L TO R: Denise Foster, Mr. Seldon, principal, Warren Hogue, 2nd ROW: L TO R: Ina Mines, Gwen Wilson, 3rd ROW: L TO R: Harold Golden, Norman Coffer, Charles Collins, Gary Johnson. BOTTOM PHOTO: UPWARD BOUND-1 st ROW L TO R: Christine Davis, Rodney Smith, Darnita Lasurc, Mr. Seldon, Ruth Lovitt, Jennifer Lloyd, Valerie Johnson, J. Lavender. TOP AND BOTTOM PHOTOS- MR. MEREDITH and his 1971-72 Yearbook Staff. Ina Mines Gregory. Montgomery Ethel Moore Geraldine Moore Donna Mosley Renee Munns Eldridge Neal Gary Neal Lynda Neal Stanley Newell Sam Nixon John Nolan Mattie Olgeltxee Larry Owens Vincent Pace Linda Parr Carlton Pate Denise Pate Glenn Patterson Gregory Payne Lillian Peacock Pamela Perkins Francetta Perry Robert Perry Luella Person Lisa Pettigrew Ardie Philmon Lou Anne Poindexter Lewis Pollard Dayle Pope MILLION DOLLAR DISPLAYS- are shown by top artists in Mr. Ishmael Johnson's art class. L TO R; Warren Hogue, Bruce Sullivan, Anthony Stevenson, Rodney Smith, and Micheal Gunter. SO LONG TRAVELERS -Members of Mr. Sylvester Belcher and Miss Faye Salley's Travelers Club, en route to New York City. Kevin Porter Raymond Rivers Barbara Prince Brenda Robertson Elvin Pugh Ronald Robinson Robert Reed Shirley Robinson Eric Rhea Wilhelmina Russell Charlene Ryons Stanley Sample Cornelius Scott Clifford Seab Ccncthia Selinas John Shepherd Robert Shepherd Walter Shumpret Barry Sims Maxine Singleton Nanette Singleton Vikie Smiley Archie Smith Debra Smith Eric Smith Rodney Smith Shirley Smith Steven Smith Yolanda Smith Bonnie Snead Sheila Sparks Beverly Spencer Cary Stapleton Michael Steel Buncna Stewart Shelly Stowes Everett Super Darlene Sudduth Ezekcil Swanson Teresa Talbert i Christina Taylor Fred Taylor Garland Terry Sandra Terry James Thomas Renee Thomas Rosa Thomas Richard Thomas Brenda Tood Sandra Toney Margaret Tucker Diane Turner Bonita Underwood Jerri Upton Kenneth Vaughn Linda Vaughn Sharon Vaughn Wanda Wade Anthony Walker Paul Walker Lenora Waller SKETCHING LOOKS EASY, if it is done by Michael Gunter and Lester Thomas. 47 Earnest Ward Winford Ward Deborah ’ Washington Jerome Wcavci Gregory Wells Horace West Jennifer Wcstley Linda Wheeler Robert White Inez Whitt Wilbert Wiley Micheal Wilkerson Crystal Williams Demant Williams Ida Williams Joseph Williams Linda Williams Sandra Williams Thelma Williams Gwen Wilson Juanita Wynn Samuel Woods Tiny Wright Beverly Wycoff Debra Young Mozell Young Renee Young Ruby Zeigler Mary Williams Keith Boseman BEST LOOKING-James Barhams, Charmaine Colwell FRIENDLIEST-Mary Williams, Walter Dillard 50 BEST PERSONALITY-Joyce Harris, Artley Cmthficld Local Stars Shine At Talent Show GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS are The REALISTICS singing Can't Get Next To You. L TO R: Johnny Collins, Paul Jackson, Bobby Borders, James Price, Michael Grant. MACADOMS-L TO R: Carl Small, James Avery, Willie Parker, and Archie Lyans. REVEREND LEE -By Benita Stewart 51 To be Continued was the theme of John Hay's Talent Show, held Nov. 30, 1971. Eighteen groups appeared in the production, supervised by Mr. William Woods. LEFT PHOTO: BROWN SUGAR SWEETENS THE SHOW—-singing I Worship the Ground you Walk On , L. TO R. Yvonne Anderson, Cenithia Selinas, Linda Preston, and Sharon Lewis. CRUMBS OFF THE TABLE -sung by Eamestine Madison. 52 faculty Assista MR. WILLIE GRy V-SON-Tuikegcc Insti- j S tirtc BS (Unit I). MR. ARNOLD SES-SOMS-Kent State Univ. BS, Univ. of North Dakota MS (Unit II). Principals r MR. CHARLES MR. LYTLE T. B KELSO-Baldwin Wal- DAVIS- Kentucky I lace College BA - State BS, John Caroll Cleveland State Univ. MA (Unit IV). Univ. MA (Unit HI). MISS MARALYN WEST- Bowling Green State Univ. BS, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT. V MRS. LAUREEN THORNTON, PRIN- ‘ HI CIPAL CLERK. MRS. GERTRUDE BELL Administration, Clerks MR. FARLEY J. SELDON, PRINCIPAL, ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY BS, JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY MA. 54 MRS. CAROL A. SEGEBARTH-Allegheny College BA. MR. DAVID Mc-GRAW- John Carroll Univ. BA, MA. MISS SHIRLEY DAVIDSON- Ohio Univ. AB. MR. JAMES G. DAVIS- Western Re serve MA. 'V -r MR. HAMES R. MISS HAZEL WIL- MR. FREDERICK MISS MARGARET WAGER- John Car- LIS- Dillard Univ. D. MEREDITH-Ohio TRAXLER- Hope roll Univ. BS. BA. State Univ. BS, Kent State, MA, John Carroll. College, BA. MISS MAE LAWRENCE, DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN, Emmanuel College BA, Western Reserve Univ. MA. English MRS. DELPHYA Y. OWENS Southern 111. Univ., Case Western Reserve Univ., Cleveland State Univ. BS, MA. MISS BARBARA L. BURNETT MISS BARBARA BURNETT- Ohio University AB. 55 MR. MOSES AND THE 11th COMMANDMENT L TO R: Pauline Patton, Mr. George Moses, Dianne Kilpatrick. Mathematics MR. GEORGE A. MRS. GAIL GRAT- MR. PETER PET RE- MOSES- John Car- ZICK- Western Mary- TICH- Cleveland roll Univ. BSS, MA. land College BA. State Univ. BA. MR. SYLVESTER BELCHER- W. Va. State College, BS. MR. LINFORD L. TAPP- Ky. State College, Univ. of Ky., BS, MA. MISS DONNA Di-MARCO- Case Western Reserve, BA. MR. RUSSELL V. PENN- DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN, BA, N.C.A. 6 T. State Univ. MA. Akron Univ. MS, MR. DONALD J. KROTINE- Voca-tional Institution MR. WARREN C. Xgg MR. CLARENCE L. FOLEY- DEPART- COOPER- Tuskegee s- MENT CHAIRMAN, Institute, BS. Kent State Univ. MR. THEODORE D. FOSTER- Assoc. Applied Science. MR. CHARLES DOCKERY- Jackson State College, BS. Industrial Arts MR. DAVID BOYER Bloomsburg State College, BS. MISS LILLIAN DRAG Bowling Green State, Univ., BS. MR. NATHANIEL PRATHER Miss Valley State, BS. ARE YOU SURE THIS IS THE RIGHT FORMULA? asks Robert Crosby Scientists are L. TO R. Gregory Gray, Reginald Harris, Robert Crosby, Michael Steele and Joanne Stenston. MR. VINCENT OPASKER John Carroll Univ., BS. MRS. MARIA TURK Ursuline College, BA., John Carroll Univ., MA. MR. LARNIE STEELE, Department Chairman Lane College BS. Science MR. ALAN CHAPPELL John Carroll Univ. BS. 58 MR. ALAN KELLER Oroland State Univ., MAT. MISS SANDRA MEAD- Purdue Univ., BA. MR. ROBERT ORR-DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN, Baldwin Wallace, Case Western Reserve, John Carroll Univ., ABED. I MISS ANN FRI-I HAUF- Case Western Ef Reserve Univ., MA. MISS JUANITA BRYANT- Kent State Univ., BS. A SOUL STIRRING L£CTURE--Mr. Louis Browlaw, representing S.O.U.L., speaks to Mr. Robert Orr's social studies class. MR. WILLIAM GEH-RING- Ohio State Univ., BS. MR. MARVIN J. BARBER- Tenn State Univ., BA, Univ. of Akron, MA Ed MISS ANITA PISA-Ursaline College, BS, John Carroll Univ., MA. Social Studies MRS. ELIZABETH A. CALLAHAN-Notre Dame College, Long Beach State Univ., BA MA. MR. LOUIS KENDRICK- Ala. State Univ., MEd. MR. JOHN CAMPBELL- William Penn College, BA. Home Economics MRS. WYNEMA ADDIE- Southern Univ., BS. MRS. PHYUSS YAUSSY- Baldwin Wallace College. BS. MRS. GERTHAS. STATON- Tuskegee Institution, M Ed. MRS. SARAH FRISCH- Case WRU, Ohio Univ., Kent MISS JEAN LIP-Sute Univ., BS. COMB- North Carolina ACT, BS. MRS. JETTLINE MOORE- Cheyney State College, BS. MRS. MARJORIE HARRIS- Kent State Univ., BS. HOLD IT FOR ONE MORE MINUTE—Janet Lewis and Bcnita Merriman. DEPARTMENT HEAD. 60 MR. RANDOLPH HICKS- Central State Univ., BS. Art MR. ISHMAEL JOHNSON- Pennsyl vania State, BA. NOW LET'S TRY E FLAT--students centered around Mr. Woods are as follows: Deborah Colsby, Sabrina Bolden, Patricia Hamilton, Sally Huffman, Janice White, Patricia Williams, Darlene Ray, Shirley Hopkins, Vanessa Phillips, Ethel Perkins, Marvin Sams, Robert Hartz, Alan Pryor, Calvenia Blair, Jerald-ine Halldoway, Gary McHall, Joanne Spencer, Sandra Elliotte, Linda Preston, Otis Elmore, Dwayne Johnson, Derek Coward, Wilbert Watts. Mr. William Woods playing the piano. TWO HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE—Curtis Weaver, art student. Music MR. WILLIAM MOON- Camegie-Mellon Univ., MFA. MR. WILLIAM WOODS- Tennessee State, BA. 61 MRS. TRULLAJ. BLACKBURN-Ohio State Univ., BS, DEPART-MENT HEAD. COLLECTING DATA-students in Mr. Bertie's business class. MRS. ESTHER WEISER- Miami Univ., (Oxford, O.), BS. MR. JAMES L. BERTIE- Western Reserve, Ohio State, MA, BS. MISS BERNICE PORTIS- Stillman College, BS. MR. DANIEL K. -SMITH- Eastern Mich, Univ., BS. Business Education MRS. BARBARA ANN SAULSBERRY- Norfolk St., Col- MRS. DIANE DOUG- MISS FAYE S. SAL- MRS. CAROL BET- MISS MARY SIMS- umbia Univ., BS, JLAS- Kentucky St., LEY- Elizabeth City TIS- Central State, Tennessee State MS. BS. St. College, BS. BS. Univ., BS. MISS SYLVIA J. MAYE- Alabama AGM Univ., BS. 62 MR. RAYMOND PALMER- Ohio Univ., BS. MR. GEORGE BILL-INGSLEY- Stillman College, MA BA, DEPARTMENT HEAD. MISS SHARON Mc-CLURG- Bowling Green, Ohio State Univ., BSEd., MA Ed. MISS GLORIA MAE CATALUSCI- Kent State Univ., BS. DOING THE ELBOW ROCK: L. TO R. ROW 1, Charita CueUan, Octavis Hogan, Linda Vaughns, Denise Laury. 2nd ROW L. TO R. Linda Parr, Beverly Littlejohn, Donna Tatum, Wilhelmina Russell. ROW 3, Emma Harris, Hilda Coleman, Debbie Morgan, JoAnne Stimsm. MISS CAROL MILLER Flora Stone Mather College, Western Reserve Univ., BS, MA (Educational Consultant) MISS LELANA McKINNEY SNYC Special Assignments MR. JERRY MITCHELL Findlay Univ., B.A. MR. RICHARD NEWSOME Court Liason Rep. Bowling Green State Univ., B. S. MR. GEORGE SPRONZ Ohio State Univ., B. S.; Western Reserve Univ., M.A. MR. JIM SULLIVAN Ball State Univ., B.S. (Driver's Education) MRS. FRANCES JOHNSON Anderson College BS (SpecialEd) MR. VERNON GUY Special Education MRS. GERTRUDE GUY Special Education MRS. EMMA COOK Driver's Education MRS. MARY WILKERSON Driver's Education MR. MASARA N. CHIVAURA- Case MISS KATHLEEN E. POWERS- Ursu- Westera Reserve Univ., MA Ph. D. line College, BA. candidate. Language Arts 64 MR. FRANK L. NECHVATAL- Baldwin Wallace, BA. MRS. ELNORA TONGUINO- Virginia State College, Case Western Reserve Univ., MA, DEPARTMENT HEAD. Counselors MR. DELBERT P. LECOMPTE- Case Western Reserve Univ., MA. DR. VIRGINIA HARBAUGH- Ursu-line College, Case Western Reserve, BS, MS, MA, PHD. MR. PEMBERTON STEELE- Tenn. A G I State Univ., George Peabody Col lege, BS, M Mus. MISS LOUISE P. JONES- Ohio State University, MA. 65 Teachers’ Assistants MR. CHARLES COINS MR. CHARLES HOPSON MR. GEORGE WASHINGTON MR. DONALD ROSE MR. FRANK REBAR Elevator Operator. MRS. MAMIE WILLS MRS. ZELMA WILLIS MR. ROBERT MR. JESSE (Matron) (Matron) TYUS JACKSON MISS MILDRED EVANS - RN School Nurse MRS. LUCILE HARDY (Matron) MR. CARL LAVENDAR MR. JAMES BENSON MR. BILL MILES MR. SQUIRE MR. WILLIAM SUDBERRY Special Service 66 Service To The School MR. PAUL KINER- Custodian MISS DEBORAH FRIEDMAN- Ohio State Univ- ersity, BS, English and Title 1. MR. STEVEN R. DeFRANCESCO- Washington G Jefferson College, BA, John Carroll University, MA, Job Development Coordinator. MRS. LOYCE TUCKER- Case Western Reserve University, BLB, Librarian. 67 Annex MRS. CHARLOTTE HAWKINS Teacher's assists nt-CCC MR. WALTER SHELTON Los Angeles Technical College MR. CURTIS CONLEY Tuskegee Institute, BS MR. CHARLES PRENTISS Armstrong Tech, Washington School of Drafting and Design MRS. JULIA GRIFFITH Case Western Reserve, BS MRS. MILDRED BELL Counselor-Alabama A G M Univ. BS. Kent State Univ. MA. Western Reserve Univ. MR. ELLSWORTH SCHAEFFER WRU, CSU, KSU MR. WILL COLLINS Coordinator of Vocational Education, Jackson State College BS, Kent State Univ. MS John Hay’s Main Office Clerks LEFT PHOTO: GOOD MORNING, JOHN HAY HIGH SCHOOL -Mrs. Thornton, chief clerk, Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Coleman, assistants. 68 GETTING THEIR REPORTS IN ORDER - UNIT 3 CLERKS: L TO R: Mrs. Erma Boulding and Miss Clementine Scott. EFFICIENT IN THEIR WORK - UNIT 2 CLERKS, L TO R: Mrs. Eamestine Eiland and Mrs. Helen Cansler, Mr. Arnold Sessoms, Assistant Principal. GETTING APPROVAL are Unit 4 Clerks Miss Renee Howell and Miss Rena Brownrigg. Mr. Lytel Davis, Assistant Principal, checks their reports. Unit Clerks ON DUTY - UNIT 1 CLERKS: L TO R: Mre. Margaret Clayton and Mrs. Ina R. Day. 69 Community And School Service The Attendance Improvement, Court Liaison and School Security Service programs is a high school program serving depressed areas in the inner-city, where a large number of poverty cases exist. The program is funded by the state of Ohio. The School-Court Liaison Aide offers support and guidance to young people returning to the inner-city schools from court agencies. He provides communication between the legal authorities and the school staff, thus, supplementing the work of the guidance counselors in each school involved. Mr. Richard Newsome is the Court-Liaison representative at John Hay. SOCIAL WORKERS. - Miss Eleanor Montgomery and Miss Frances Broughtom, court liasion secretary. NEW BOOKS ADDED - L TO R: Sharing the joy are Mrs. Doris Patton, Mrs. Theresa Frazier, Miss Emma Hicks, and Mrs. Loyce Tucker, librarian. 70 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS-L TO R: Dr. Frank Williams presents scholarship -'“rtificates to Elaine Bryant. 1st scholarship, East Technical High School: Ina Mines, 2nd scholarship, John Hay High School; Edan Farris, 3rd scholarship, John F. Kennedy High School. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Awards Scholarships The Cleveland Zeta Omega Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity joined the national chapter in sponsoring a high school essay contest. The contest was open to all high school seniors. Students were required to submit a composition on Effect of Social and Pollution on Man's Mind, Body and Soul. The local awards were three college scholarships ranging from $100 to $300. Similarity, the national awards were three college scholarships ranging from $350 to $750. Mr. Bobby McDowell, chairman of the Achievement Week Committee, stated that the new high school essay contest was highly successful. There were many participants from local high schools and all essays presented an excellent treatment of the topic. The judges were Mr. Hugh Blackwell, English chairman, Patrick Henry Jr. High School, Mrs. Frances Snead, English teacher, Patrick Henry, Mr. R. Talford, English teacher, Rawlings Jr. High School, and Mrs. Leactrice Emer-eva, Professor of English at Cuyahoga Community College. The faculty and students of John Hay High School congratulate the winners. 71 Beauty Queen Speaks MISS BLACK AMERICA , Joyce Warner spoke encouragingly to selected students in the school library, December 2nd. Miss Juanita Bryant, sponsor of the charm club, arranged the visit. DANCERS PERFORM TO BREATHTAKING ACTS . . .The Jose Limon dancers, a professional dance group from New York City, skipped across the stage, joked with the students, performed to an Indian ritual, and did some exciting acrobatic numbers for John Hay High students. This special performance was arranged through Cuyahoga Community and the Cleveland Board of Education. It was financed through a Federal grant. PHOTO BELOW: The Jose limon Dancers—featured Daniel Lewis, Carla Maxwell, Laura Glenn, Edward DeSoto, Jennifer Scanlon, Louis Solino, Aaron Osborne, and Ryland Jordan, in a special performance at John Hay, December 7th. True friendship is like sound health, the value of it is seldom known until it is lost. Colton Change your pleasure, but never change your friends. Voltaire WE CAN KEEP A SECRET-True friends for many years are Lou Ann Poindexter and Robert White, Antonio Mardis and Theresa Talbert. FRIENDS TO THE END-Denise Irving and Sammy Eatmon, James Barhams, and Sheila Sparks. FRIENDSHIP TRUCK with its friendly passengers. Life-Long Pals . . . WE'VE COME A LONG WAY TOGETHER Ardie Philmon and Rose Berry Dagmar Carlisle and Francetta Perry. “Friendship, Friendship” There's nothing like friendship, when other friendship will soon forget, our's will still be it. PUT IT THERE FELLAS - Good buddies -David Graves and Vernell Day, Elvin Pugh and Oscar Baltimore. A FRIEND REACHES FOR THE MOON -Theresa Talbert and Dale Pope. Patricia Carlisle and Diane Bolden. TOGETHERNESS - Diane Turner and Ethel More, Garland Terry and Walter Dilliard. LEANING ON THEIR FRIENDSHIP - Rodney Smith and Archie Smith, Gwen Wilson and Pat Harris. LIKE A TREE PLANTED BY THE WATER -Agar Glascow, Mary Williams, Carolyn Clark and Arnold Brooks. THINKING ABOUT THE GOOD OLD DAYS - are these friends: Thomas Curry’, Paul Walker, Linda Neal and Sandra Toney. Superlatives MOST ATHLETIC-Jerome Lavender and Jeanette Black. CLASS JOKERS-Tercssa Talbert and Elvin Pugh. 75 PRETTIEST SMILES-Garland Terry and Ruby Blount. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED-Eldridge Neal and Cliffie Jones. BEST VOICES-Cornelius Scott and Bunena Steward. MOST HUMOROUS-Francetta Perry and Wayne Gooch. PRETTIEST EYES-Winfred Ward and Crystal Williams. BEST INSTRAMENTALISTS-Wanda Wade and Eugene Jones. TALLEST AND SHORTEST-Michael Hudson and Darlene Fairley. 76 Home Economics Skills! Skills! And More Skills! A FUTURE FASHION EXPERT- ? Janies Bates finds pleasure in making his own clothes. Some of his work was placed on display which gave students an opportunity to appreciate. A future fashion designer? Who Knows? SEEKING PERFECTION-Janice Tomlison PHOTO BELOW: FOLLOWING THE PATTERN - laid out by Mrs. Sarah Frisch, instructor, are these students: Felice Haney, Lou Ann Poindexter, and Norma McQueen. 77 STEADY HANDS-Ira Caldwell puts a drill press to a good use. Skills Are Mastered By John Hay Students. FUTURE PUBLICITY EXPERTS Printing skills performed by Ronald Ferebee, Larry Davis and Stephanie Poole. COMPUTER ANALYST-Carolyn Clark learns the techniques of computering. Steno Aspirants Twelfth grade secretarial students arc taking dictation at their desks from an electronic multi-8-channcl laboratory unit in order to develop dictation speeds between 100-140 words per min. The students in Mrs. Trnlia Blackburn's stenography class, are hoping to become stenographers after graduation. The only requirement to enroll in the two year course is having one year of typing lab. QUIET PLEASE, ARTISTS AT WORK-L TO R: Jan Harper, Tiny Wright, Barbara Prince and Mrs. Blackburn. PHOTO ABOVE: THE EYES HAVE IT-SEATED are Tisha Caldwell, Diane Turner, Francetta Perry, Dagmar Carlisle, Deborah Littlejohn, Jan Harper, Tiny Wright, Pat Harris, Darnita Lesure. PHOTO LEFT: SERIOUS BUSI-NESS-Rosetta Brown, Denise Irvin, Mrs. Blackburn, Tisha Caldwell, and Diane Turner. 79 Congratulations To Our Yearbook Staff TOP PATRON SOLICITORS-Willie Howard and Denise Cunningham. PHOTOGRAPHER'S ASSISTANT-Jean Frame. RIGHT PHOTO: TOP LAYOUT ARTIST-Warren Hogue. BOTTOM PHOTO: TOP TYPISTS-Valcrie Johnson, Tisha Caldwell, Cliffie Jones. SUPER SALESMAN-Marjorie Kern. Archie Smith purchases candy. 80 Winter Wonderland LEFT PHOTO: THE FUGITIVES-Snowball seniors in action: Thomas Curry, Antonio Mardis, Elvin Pugh, Rodney Smitli, Archie Smith, Garland Terry, Robert White, Willie Howard. LEFT PHOTO: TRAPPED-Linda Neal, Dagmar Carlisle, Denise Harper, Deborah Littlejohn, Mary Williams, Cliffic Jones, Gwen Wilson, Valerie Johnson. LEFT PHOTO: COUNTDOWN-Valcrie Johnson, Robert White, Rodney Smith, Thomas Curry, Elvin Pugh, Arnold Brooks. RIGHT PHOTO: On a snowy day anything can happen. RIGHT PHOTO: A TIGHT SQUEEZE-Dagmar Carlisle aims but missed Rodney Smith by one inch. Snow Means Nothing To These PHOTO ABOVE-DOING THE BREAKDOWN-Dagmar Carlisle, Denise Harper, Carolyn Clark, Gwen Wilson, Cliffie Jones, Tisha Caldwell, and Valerie Johnson. Seniors LEFT PHOTO: NO! NO! NO! cries Deborah Littlejohn as Elvin Pugh moves in. Popularity Poll SHORTtST AND TALLEST-James Cobbins and Artie Johnson. BEST DANCERS-Mitchelline Gambrell and Arnold Brooks 83 MOST INNOCENT-Valerie Harris and Charles Collins. BEST PROPORTIONED-Sharon Crosby and Norman Coffer. PRETTIEST HAIR-Aptc Loch an and Chenita Bell. MOST POPULAR-Dorethea Franklin and Archie Smith. 85 MOST ROMANTIC-Dcnisc Irvin and Samuel Eatmon. HAVE A HAPPY DAY, HORNETS -Diane Harris, school's radio announcer. Their Voices Are Heard . . . PHOTO ABOVE: REHEARSING FOR DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING'S BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION-are Pandora Robinson, (with book behind piano), Nawassa Brown, announcer, and Ronald Ferbee at the piano. PHOTO BELOW: A STAR IS BORN-Raymond Collins has been breaking all records with his fine singing. He has sung at school assemblies, concerts, and at the Temple Baptish Church, (his church). Shown here accompanying Raymond are Carl Fletcher, Raymond, Carl Smith, Ronnie Hodges, Joel Williams, Ann Miller, Deloise Burge, Pauline Patton, and Nawassa Brown. 86 SOUL SOLD HERE -It was Slave Day at John Hay sponsored by the Student Council and the D.E. class. It was a successful affair held on January 17 and 18th. The bidding took place in the auditorium and the slaves were active the following day carrying their masters books. More than 130 beautiful girls were auctioned to the highest bidders. Shown on the above picture are Ricardo Calhoun, (buying one of the slave girls), Nanette Singleton, Keith Bose-man, (slave master) and Linda Coleman. 87 Soulfull The auditorium was filled with responsive students who shouted their approval when the slaves were auctioned. Mr. Jerry Mitchell, student council sponsor, explained the rules before the bidding began. LEFT PHOTO: TAKE ME TO YOUR LEADER -Slave girl, Jacqueline Davis gets tough with Ricardo Calhoun and Kenneth Vaughn (slave traders). PHOTO BELOW: NOT BAD AT ALL -says Joseph Adolphus. The slaves are Brenda Todd, Ethel Moore and Michelle Barnes. PHOTO BELOW: LOOK WHAT WE HAVE HERE -Keith Boseman auctions off Crystal Barthany. REMEMBER ME WHEN I COME INTO THY KINGDOM -Wilhemnia Russell sends up a prayer but it doesn't help. Sandra Toney and Mary Williams read her will. Carolyn Clark is the executioner. Her disciples , Michelle Barnes and Valerie Harper help, but to no avail. 88 Student Life at John Hay WOMEN'S LIBERATION AT WORK-Patricia Cist, Valerie Harper and Deborah Littlejohn, demonstrate how women's rights are enforced at John Hay. Debbie borrowed a friend's CTS uniform, Pat purchased her hat from the Salvation Army and Valerie stopped at a nearby Rummage sale to show John Hay Hornets that nothing is impossible to get a picture in the yearbook. This too, is a part of students' life at John Hay. 89 HAS JOHN HAY GONE TO THE DOGS? -No, not exactly, Tisha Caldwell stands over her dog in a reading demonstration to prove to her classmates that if Mister (her dog, who is 12 years old) can make it, so can everyone else. Mister wears the glasses that Tisha bought for him, because of his poor eyesight. Students taking lessons from Mister and Tisha, are Ethel Moore, Mary Williams, Eloise Mason, Kathy Joiner and Michele Barnes. 90 LEFT PHOTO: SO YOU LIKE PIE, EH? asks Wilhemenia Russell. The victim is Rose Berry. Standing around laughing are Michelle Barnes, Anthony Adams, Kenneth Vaughn, Julius Hawkins and Carolyn Clark. RIGHT PHOTO-SMACK DAB IN THE MIDDLE-Valerie Johnson scores a perfect hit-right into Valerie Harper face. Part of the pie gets on Kenneth Vaughn's new pants. PHOTO TO THE LEFT: NOT SO RAD, AFTER ALL -says Valerie Harper after the pie had exploded. THIS WILL NEVER HAPPEN AGAIN -says Rose Berry. Wilhemena Russell gets off lightly during this hilarious moment, but her time came when a group of students hanged her in the Girls' gymnasium. Her funeral was held later during the month. 92 SO NEAR BUT YET SO FAR - Archie Smith makes a spectacular attempt to hold onto the ball. He is supported by John Shepard (21). At the time this picture was taken, the Hornets had a 2-1 record in the East Senate. The Hornets first game was against Glcnvillc, with the Tarblooders defeating the Hornets 16-7. However at the John Adams game the Hornets won easily 12-6. 94 ROUGH STUFF-Clifton Brown on and Jerry Wilson, match skills against East High Bombers. Bombers Feel Hornets Sting The John Hay Hornets edged the East High Blue Bombers 21-16 in a thrilling finish. Hay's leading around gainer, Michael Wil-kerson, made the winning touchdown from the 3 yard line. Wilker-son, with 16 carries; gained 80 yards against the Bombers. LEFT PHOTO SWAN D1VE-Jerome Lavender doing his thing. MEET THE HORNETS- 1st ROW: L TO R: Horace West, George Charlton, Jerome Lavender, Clifton Brown, Sam Nixon, Rodney Smith, Parnell Lane, Stanley Sample, Eric Smith, 2nd ROW: L TO R: Harry Hines, Carl Fletcher, Roosevelt Morris, Anthony Dupree, Archie Smith, Joe Williams, Wayne Bussey, Lester Love, Kenneth Lyons, 3rd ROW: L TO R: Mr. Maurice Bassett, coach, Leroy Wallace, Richard Thompson, Gregory Moore, Micheal Wilkerson, Wilbert Bailey, Alex Ford, 4th ROW: L TO R: Mr. Ishmael Johnson, coach, Arlene Brown, Gregory Montgomery, Mr. Charles Dockery, coach, Mr. George Billingsly, coach. 5th ROW: L TO R: Mr. Arnold Sessoms, Noble Carter, Andrew Foster, Ken Armstrong, Sam Lockhart, James Wright, Andrew Floyd, Michael Watts, Jacob Deloach, Eddie Smith, David Long, Melvin Wooden, Eddie Burge, Warren Standard, Mr. Richard Newson, head coach. RUNNING WILD—Sam Nixon plods way for Roosevelt Norris, who is carrying the ball. During the exciting second quarter, Sam Nixon ran 28 yards to score for the Hornets and Wayne Bussey kicked in the extra point to defeat the John Adams Rebels. 96 LEFT PHOTO: HOLD THAT TIGER—Michael Wilkerson and Wayne Bussey hold down the fort. Cross Country Champ Receives Trophy-Wilbert Wiley, East Senate Champion, checks trophy, while coach Palmer looks on. Stretch Drive-Wilbert Wiley gains 1st place. Thanks Jessie Lee captures 4th place in East Senate Championship Meet. i TOP PHOTO: TEAM VICTORS L TO R --Micheal Steele, Ricardo Calhoun, Jessie Lee, Steve Banks, Carl Small, James Thomas (KNEELING), Wilbert Wiley, Walter Hawkins, Stanley Jenkins and Mr. Raymond Palmer (coach). RIGHT PHOTO: ALMOST THERE— Wilbert Wiley leading in the east senate championship cross country meet. 98 Basketball Shown here are some action shots from the Hornets East Tech game. LEFT PHOTO: CUTTING TO BASKET-John Shepard, (12), dribbling is done by Darryl Rugly (20). RIGHT PHOTO: WILL IT FALL INTO THE BASKET?-That is the big question posed by John Shepard (12). LEFT PHOTO: OVER HERE!-Jerome Lavender (22), looks for help. Gcrg Montgomery (14), gets into the act. RIGHT PHOTO: DANCE TIME-Breaking to basket are Norman Coffer (51), Gregory Montgomery (14), and Rylin Burress (34). CENTER JUMPER--Rylin Burress, Jerome Lavender, Darryl Rugley. CONFERENCE TIME—Coach Mitchell explains new play to Thaddcus Page (30), Jerome Lavender, (22), John Shepard (12) and Darryl Rugly (20). REACHING FOR THE MOON—Rebound shot by Rylin Burress. 100 RIGHT PHOTO: GET OUT OF MY WAY -Yells Darryl Rugly. VARSITY-John Sheppard, Issac Rose, Rulin Buress, John Calvin, Thaddeus Page, Gregory Montgomery, Jerome Lavender, Willie Brown, Mr. Jerry Mitchell, coach, FRONT ROW: Norman Coffer, Garland Terry, Estee Robinson, Darryl Rugley. BASKETBALL QUEENS AND THEIR ESCORTS-L TO R: Michelle McCaskills, Jerome Lavender, Tiny Wright, Garland Terry, Zenobein Adams, Gregory Montgomery, Barbara Fryer and Darryl Rugley. Tiny was crowned 12th grade Queen. RIGHT PHOTO: JUNIOR VARSITY-lst ROW L TOR: Reggie Harris, Clifton Brown, David Bogan, Mike Terry, Ferrell Bogan, 2nd ROW: Mr. Jim Sullivan, coach, Chris Plummer, Anthony Neal, Harry Morris, James Blade, James Sheppard. 101 Trophy Winners During the football season many of Mr. Newsome's players won trophies for their outstanding feats. The entire team is congratulated for providing many spectacular thrills and exciting moments in defeat as well as in victory. IT'S ALL OVER - Champions are Michael Wilkerson, (Mr. Newsome, coach), Anthony Dupre, Alex Ford, Jerome Lavender, Archie Smith. 3rd ROW: George Charleston, Clifton Brown, Parnell Lane. Track Season Is Over But. What a remarkable finish Mr. Palmer's team made during the season. John Hay has always held its own in track meets. According to Coach Palmer, next year looks even better. GRAND FINISH- 1st ROW: Kenneth Lyons, Joseph Adolphus, Andrew Maddox, Samuel Lockhart, Calvin Love, 2nd ROW: Wilbert Wiley, Steve Banks, Ronald Crenshaw, Gregory Moore, Wilbert Bailey. 3rd ROW: Ricardo Calhoun, James Barhams, Eddie Keam, Anthony Floyd. 4th ROW: Wayne Bussey, Dennis Crosby, Tony Lyons, Linnard Love, 5th ROW: Walter Hawkins, Alexander Royal, Ronald Butler, Parnell Lane, John Wesley, Mark Patton. 102 ORGANIZATIONS PHOTO ABOVE: SOCIAL STUDIES, TOP ROW: L TO R: Miss Ann Frihauf and Miss Juanita Bryant, Sponsors, Jerome Lavender, Mozel Young, Robert Reed, Garland Terry, Kenneth Vaughn. BOTTOM ROW: LTOR: Mary Cob-bins, Cliarmaine Colwell, Cornell Butler, Darlene Sudduth, Linda Parks, Joseph Williams. CHARM CLUB INDUCTEES: Mary Harris, Bcnita Merriman, Darlene Sudduth, Fannie Smith. LOVEJOYS- 1st ROW: Warren Standard, Leroy Wallace, Wilbert Bailey, Anthony Floyd, Apte Lochan, Alex Ford, 2nd ROW: Clyde Yarbrough, Karl Anderson, Kenneth Lyons, Melvin Wooden. 3rd ROW: Stanley Jenkins, Berry Wilson, Richard Thompson, Arlen Brown, Stanley West, Horace West, Mr. Robert Spronz, advisor. 104 MODERN DANCERS- Majorie Kern, Linda Irvin, Valerie Harper, Cenithia Selinas, Chris Taylor, Diane Allen, Beverly Wycoff, Patricia Coffer, Jackie Fellows, Gwen Scott, Beverly Mack-ie, Janette Sanders, Pam Williams, Debbie Chandler. JUDO CLUB- Lawerence Burks, Rochelle Castleman, Billy Ray, Robert Reed, Mr. Robert Orr, instructor. DRILL TEAM- James Bates, Tony Mardis. 1st ROW: L TO R: Octavia Hogue (cap't), Sarah Morris, Theresa Woods, Mary Cobbins, Ruth Brown (1st It. ), Antoinette Bonner, (co-captain), 2nd ROW: Renee Crawford, Cynthia Moore, Joyce Washington, Christine Patterson, Laura Taylor. 3rd ROW: L TO R: Yvonne Lockett, Juanita Rufus, Stephanie Poole, Janet Lewis. 105 LAW CLUB- 1st ROW L TO R: Willie Brown, Ronald Robinson, Sam Jordan, Darlene Sud-deth, Charmaine Colewell, Jerome Lavender, Kenneth Vaughn, Cornell Butler, Joseph Williams. DRAMA CLUB- Miss Kathy Powers, co-sponsor, Deborah Clark, Gwencc Oldham, Barbara Coleman, Stephanie Poole, Miss Shirley Davidson, sponsor. BOTTOM ROW L TO R: Beverly Perry, Linda Cauley, Russell Bell, Cenithca Selinas, Dianne Harris. CURRENT AFFAIRS- Miss Bryant, sponsor, Jean Pugh, Desiree Powell, Alice Waters, Pi cola Avery, Mary Harris, Carlene Gray, Bonita Mcrriman, Cornell Butler, Darlene Suddeth, Charmaine Colewell, Joseph Williams, Jackie Fantroy. 106 BAND CLUB- Wayne Gooch, Majorie Kearn, Ccnithia Selinas, 2nd ROW L TO R: Ernest Ward, Yvonne Cunningham, Eloise Mason, Reasc Williams, Eugene Jones, Lucious Stewart, Ricardo Calhoun, Linda Irvin, Harold Golden, Rochelle Castleman, Mary Cobbins. SCIENCE CLUB- 1st ROW: Myra Golden, Rhoda Wallace, Mary Wright, Linda Clark, Emma McDade, Pamela Smith. 2nd ROW: Mr. David Boyer, co-sponsor, Emanuel Ely, Harold Golden, Herman Hunter, Raymond Almond, Ernestine Ward, Barbara Castleman, Mr. Lamie Steele, sponsor. SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE ADVANCED CHORUS- Denise Harper, Ccnithia Selinas, 1st ROW: Cornelius Scott, Salcma Mannsur, Thomas Curry, Deborah Washington, Bunena Stewart, Rose Berry, Bonnie Snead, Noreen Fellows, Theresa Talbert, Terry Fleetwood, Valerie Harris, Charlene Ryans. 2nd ROW: Clayton Harris. 107 LEDGER STAFF- Robert Reed, Sharon Vaughn, Linda Cauley, Miss Margaret Traxier, instructor, Vonciile Carter, Beverly Littlejohn, Renee Byrd, Valerie Jean Scott, Eloise Mason. FRENCH CLUB- Jerry Smith, Gwcncc Oldham, Donna Mosley, Betty Lewis, Rhonda Thomas, Yvonne Anderson, Barbara Coleman, Pauline Patton, Charles Collins, Brenda Walker, Carlecn Edwards, Debra Chandler, Wallace Brown, Deborah Clark. 108 In the Girl’s Gym GIRLS INSTRAMURALS- 1st TO R: Mary Cobbins, Geraldine Moore, Denise Cunningham, Olivia Gatson, Majorie Kearn, 2nd ROW: Pat Coffer, Jo Ann Stinson, Beverly Wycoff, Stephanie Garland, Darnita Lcsure, Linda Irvin, Lorraine Willis, Karen Booker, Myrna Neal, Lcnorc Jones, Chenita Bell. 3rd ROW: Paula Evans, Pccola Avery, Sarah Rush, Sharon Lewis, Barbara Coleman, Vickie Campbell, Onita McCadden, Nancy Nix, Beverly Macklin, 4th ROW: L TO R, Alice Waters, Desiree Powell, Valerie Abernathy, Jeanette Black, Pat Britt, Michelle McCaskill. FOREARM STAND-performcd by Barbara Williams. BIRD'S NEST HAVEN— Barbara Fryer uses parallel bars to show Miss Cataluski how it's done. THE LINE-UP- Karen Booker, Jo Ann Stinson, Valeric Abernathy, Beverly Wycoff, CENTER: Pat Britt, Michelle McCaskill, Jeanette Black, RIGHT: Desiree Powell, Pat Coffer, Beverly Martin, Barbara Williams. Not pictured: Valeric Jeffery, Pat Abernathy, Rachel McIntosh. 109 GYM LEADERS- 1st ROW: Chenita Bell, Lenore Jones, Darnita Lesure, 2nd ROW: L TO R: Miss McClurg, assistant, Pat Abernathy, Pat Britt, Bonnie Snead, Jeanette Black, Renee Byrd, Valerie Jeffery, Debbie Smith, Miss Cataluski. 3rd ROW: Mary Cobbins, Beverly Wycoff, Jeanette Sanders, Pamela Williams, JoAnn Stinson, Linda Irvin, Sharon Lewis, Shiela Hall, Nancy Nix, Stephanie Poole. 4th ROW: Donna Tatum, Joy Perry, Eloise Mason, Valerie Harris, Hazel Brown, Myrna Neal, Barbara Coleman. 5th: Karen Booker, Denise Laury, Stephanie Garland, Dot Harris, Majorie Kern. 110 Boy’s Gym . . . VOLLEY BALL. . .The students in the boy's gymnasium are getting the basic fundamentals of physical fitness. Each day Mr. George Billingsley, department chairman of physical education, introduces new skills to the boys. Right Photo: GIRLS AND BOYS VOLLY BALL TEAMS- Karen Booker, Darnita Lesure, Valerie Abernathy, Brian Davis, Bcrnie Reeves, Carolyn Oakley, Collen Edwards, Charles Brooks. PERFECT COORDINATION- James Thomas, STANDING BY ARE Robin Crosby, Lester Thompson, Duane Chavers, Emanuel Harris, Jerry Aikens, Curtis Gibson, Fred Scott, Michael Steele. Ill DISTRIBU IIVE EDUCATION CLASS- SEATED ARE Ricardo Calhoun, Corneluis Scott, Charles Davenport, Henry Johnson, Jerry Gunther, Stanley Sample, David Graves, A1 Hamilton, STANDING L TO R: Mr. Daniel K. Smith, coordinator, Samuel Eatmon, Eatmon, Joseph Adolphus, Larry Jones, Fred Taylor, Stanley Jenkins, Horace West, Romero Mason, Keith Boseman, Robert Johnson, Winford Ward, Artley Crutchfield. HOME ECONOMICS CO - OP CLUB- Chcnita Dcntigance, Alt her i a Collins, Judy Welch, Barbara Edwards, Nadine Hill, Gwen McQueen, Lorraine Willis, James Harris, Alicia Reese, Delores Burge. STUDENT COUNCIL CABNINET AND HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES 112 SOCIETY- lst RoW L TO R: Valerie Harris, Shirley Jvilius, Joyce Harris, Sharon Vaughn. 2nd ROW LTO R: Ernest Ward, Corneluis Scott, Eric Smith, Lester Love, Wayne Gooch. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA- 1st ROW L TO R: Deborah Clark, Mrs. Wynema Addie, advisor, Beverly Wycoff. 2nd ROW LTO R: Katherine Joiner, Darlene Brown, Robin Windom. 113 Student Life . . RUN FOR YOUR LIFE -(LEFT) Walter Dillard, Lucious Stewart and Garland Terry. Chasing them arc Rose Berry and Ethel Moore. SANDRA GETS HER MAN- (TOP) The Sadie Hawkins race became a reality February 10, 1972. The victims are George Gray, Walter Dillard, Robert White, Romero Mason, John Hollis, Edward Super, Kenneth Vaughn, and Garland Terry. The victors arc Sandra Toney, Ethel Moore and Mary Harris. LET ME CALL YOU SWEETHEART, I'M IN LOVE WITH YOU — John Hay lovers get into the spirit of Valentine's Day celebration. L TO R: Lucious Stewart, Bonnie Snead, Diane Turner, James Barhams, Darlene Sudduth, Cornell Butler, Garland Terry and Valencia Rose. 1 14 TACKY Seniors Getting Ready For The SADIE HAWKINS RACE . THERE'S NO HIDING PLACE UP HERE (IEFT) says John Hollis -- Mary Harris, Walter Dillard. NOBODY CAN SAVE ME NOW (BOTTOM) Lucious Steward captured by Rose Berry. 115 MR. EARL ROWE, US LABOR AIDE, speaks to 600 students January, 1972. He left a favorable impression with the students. In reference to a sick society, he said, to be black and broke ain't too cool. We must have something to offer to a dying civilization. He was invited by Mr. Steve DeFran-cesco, Job Development Coordinator. Mr. Rowe received a standing ovation. Special Events DRIVING HOME HIS POINTS- Mr. Rowe holds students attention in the school library. He said, Get a program started for yourselves. Rid yourselves of seawoods, driftwood. Stay in school ! After his lecture one student said, We enjoy listening to him because he speaks our kind of language. THESPIANS PRESENT AMEN CORNER - John Hay Drama Club swings into action December 9, 1971, with good acting by Maria Chester, Denise Cunningham, Perron Williams and Debbie McLean. The play was written by James Baldwin, popular author. ATTORNEY SPEAKS- Mr. Everett Porter, popular attorney, speaks to Mr. Orr's law class. Wayne Sample conducts interview. His topic Duelism and the Law . 116 OFFICE PRODUCTION LAB-Senior clerk typists receive training over a two year period for office work. They have acquired skills and attitudes which will help them to succeed when they arc employed. The senior typists have had training on most modern office machines and have had the advantage of an office-like classroom. Mrs. Esther Weiser, instructor. ABOVE- Sandra Jackson, Lester Force, Parlor Burke. LEFT PHOTO- Martha Brown, Margaret Tucker, Paula Evans, Linda Wheeler, Shirley Roberson, Mary Harris, Olivia Gaston, Crystal Williams, Pat Carlisle, Geraldine Moore, Darlene Suddeth, Donna Mosley. SENIORS BID FAREWELL- Seniors leave their books behind in farewell gesture to John Hay. GROUPED TOGETHER ON STEPS ARE Renee Byrd, Mary Williams, Michele Barnes, Tiny Wright, Pat Harris, Jerome Lavender, Denise Harper, Luella Person, Carolyn Clark, Ethel Moore, Sandra Williams, Cornell Butler, Gwen Wilson, Linda Neal, Pat Carlisle, Sarah Tucker, Sharon Crosby, Deborah Jones, Vivian Green, Crystal Williams, Garland Terry, Kenneth Vaughn, Douglas Farley, Hollis Kelly, Linda Cauley, Maria Chester, Reese Williams, Eloise Mason. 117 Candids FOOD STAMPS HONORED HERE-(Only kidding) ENJOYING A GOOD MEAL ARE Steven Smith, Joe Williams, Clifton Brown, Kenneth Lyons, Harry Hines, Sylvester Watts, Martha Byers, Denise Smith, Debbie Jackson, Joan Williams. IT WORKS- Shirley Roberson turns on the steam for Sandra Jackson. Miss West's Loyal Helpers (RIGHT)-Darlene Brown, Lou Ann Poindexter, Theresa Talbert. I | � I 118 MOST TALKATIVE- Rodney Smith and Katherine Joiner. (Kenneth Vaughn at the door). Candids THEIR FAVORITE TEACHER- CENTER, Mr. David McGraw, English teacher. STUDENTS SURROUNDING HIM ARE Rose Berry, Linda Neal, Michelle Barnes, Carolyn Clark, Chenita Bell, Pat Britt, Sandra Toney, Jeanette Black. New Reading Lab Aide-Miss Pat Williams. WHERE THE ACTION IS - Miss Barbara Burnette's English class. SEATED ARE Christine Davis, Jennifer Wesley, Thelma Williams, Rose Thomas, Linda Parr, Van Porter, Martha Brown, Linda Williams, Cornell Butler, Denise Cunningham. NOTHING ELSE TO DO- Kenneth Vaughn, Cornell Butler, Charmaine Colcwell, Robert White. 119 THE THINKERS- Otis Elmore, Joy Perry. Black Awareness . . . The Black Awareness Week program held at the Martin Luther King Jr. Regional Branch Library, concluded with Mr. Earl Rowe as guest speaker. The program was sponsored by the Cleveland library in conjunction with John Hay's Social Studies Department. Mr. Robert Orr, department chairman, made the arrangements for John Hay students to participate in the week long celebration. Mr. Rowe’s topic was What Are You Going To Do About It? He encouraged the students to achieve success regardless of social pressures. PHOTO ABOVE: A WARM SEND OFF- After an inspiring lecture given by Earl Rowe, Mr. Robert Orr and Mr. John Campbell voice their approval. Speaking of the program's success, Mr. Orr replied If we were able to reach one student, the program was a success. PHOTO ABOVE: A LATE START- Jerome Lavender presents his views on Black Awareness , he saw it as a necessity to get black folk unified. He said it's like a party people come at 9:00 nobody's there so they leave and come back at 12:00. Everybody does it so at 12:00, the party starts when it could have started at 9:00 and had three more hours to jam. TUNED IN- Sabrina Dillard listened attentively as the speaker rapped to the students concerning choosing the right partner. Some of the fiery speaker's statements were hard hitting but most of the students remained and listened to every word. 120 Awards Assembly John Hay's semi-annual Awards Assembly was held in the school auditorium, Feb. 24, and 25th for the 10th, 11th, and 12th graders. From Unit 4, 13 made the honor roll, 52 on the merit roll, 30 for perfect attendance and 28 were awarded attitude certificates. Unit I reveals 14 honor roll students, 46 merit roll, 31 perfect attendance, and 49 attitude awards. Unit II shows 24 on the honor roll, 66 merit roll, 54 perfect attendance 36 attitude awards. Unit III records: 16 honor roll, 45 merit roll, 60 perfect attendance and 22 received attitude awards. The Vocational Annex tallied 9 on the honor roll, 8 merit roll, 8 perfect attendance and 8 attitude awards. Mr. Seldon congratulated the honorees. PHOTO ABOVE: They Made it-Ronald Brown and Douglas Rone shown with Mr. Seldon, principal, and their homeroom teacher, Mrs. Frances Johnson. REPRESENTING UNIT II- are the following honorees. Mr. Arnold Sessoms, unit principal, Mr. Delbert LcCompte, counselor, Joyce Harris, Renee Byrd, Lucy Jefferson, Pat Brown, Diane Turner, A1 Hamilton, Jennifer Loyd, Theodosia Husband, Stephanie Poole, Mary Williams, Carolyn Clark, Octavia Hogue, Emmanuel Harris and Mr. Seldon. PHOTO RIGHT: UNIT III- Mr. Pemberton Steele, counselor, Mr. Charles Kelso, assistant principal, Desiree Powell, Dianne Kilpatrick, Ida Adolphus, Dorene Gaston, Justin Wallace, Terry Preston, Kenneth Christian, Mr. Seldon, principal. 121 A Letter From Mr. Meredith To John Hay 1972 Graduates: Allow me to congratulate you for achieving another educational milestone in your young careers. There have been many times when you felt like giving up, but your faith and determination have paid off for you. It is true that our present economy looks dismal, but we must remember that more opportunities for black students arc opening now than ever before. In spite of social pressures, make every minute of your life count. Ralph Waldo Emerson was right when he said that this time, like all other times, is a very good one, if we but know what to do with it. I do hope that you will not become complacent. If you but show some enthusiasm you can move mountains. In other words, strive to do your best whatever you may pursue. I can't remember achieving anything great without some enthusiasm. Robert Browning wrote about a painter named Audrea DeSarto. He left this message for mankind, Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what is a heaven for? Ten years from now, I should like to read about your accomplishments. You are off to a good start and I hope you will reach your goal. Because you did not drop out of school, you have proven Alexander Pope's memorial lines to be true. He said, a little learning is a dangerous thing, drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring; There shallows draught intoxicate the brain, and drinking largely sobers us again. Speaking for the yearbook staff, we hope that you have enjoyed the 1972 yearbook. It was not always a bed of roses. There were many times when we felt that we were batting our heads against a stone wall. However, the final results show that it was well worth the efforts and endless hours that we worked to help make this publication a big success. Again thanks to Warren Hogue, who was like my right arm. His layout designs are shown throughout this annual. Our typists made fewer errors than in previous years. Also thanks to our faculty patrons and advertisers who came through with their financial assistance. Thanks to our seniors who purchased the book. Carload of thanks to Mr. Alex Rivera, Mr. Bob White, and Mr. John Campbell, school photographers, whose photographic creative ability helped to make our pages more attractive. Finally, seniors, be honest and sincere and remember the immortal words of Shakespeare's Hamlet, This above all; to thy ownself be true, and it must follow as the night the day, Thou cans't not be false to any man. Good Luck!!! Frederick D. 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See Mr. Steele At Homeroom 343 6777 Mayfield And Som Center Road 461-3000 130 PATRONS Mrs. Wynema Addic Mr. Marvin Barber Mr. Sylvester Belcher Mrs. Mildred Bell Mr. James Benson Mrs. Trulia Blackburn Mr. James Boncy Mr. David Boyer Mrs. Elizabeth Brownlee Mrs. Elizabeth Callahan Mr. John Campbell Mrs. Helen Cansler Miss Gloria Cataluski Massarakufa Chivaura Mrs. Margaret Clayton Mr. Clarence Cooper Miss Shirley Davidson Mrs. Ardelia Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Lytel Davis Mrs. Dicks Mr. Charles Dockery Mrs. Mary Douthitt Miss Lillian Drag Mr. Warren Foley Mr. Theodore Foster Miss Deborah Friedman Miss Ann Frihauf Mrs. Sara Frisch Mr. Charles Goins Mr. Willie Grayson Mrs. Vivian Grubbs Mrs. Majorie Harris Mr. Randolph Hicks Jerry’s PM Store Mr. Ishmael Johnson Miss Louise Jones Mr. Allan Keller Mr. Charles Kelso Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kendricks Mr. Cecil King American Dream Soap Miss Mae Laurence Mr. Carl Lavender Miss Jean Lipscomb Miss Sandra Mead Mr. Frederick D. Meredith Miss Sharon McClurg Miss Lalena McKinney Mr. Bill Miles Mr. Jerry Mitchell Mr. William Moon Mr. Frank Nechvatal Mr. Richard Newsome Mr. Robert Orr Mrs. Delphya Owens Miss Kathlene Powers Miss Faye Salley Mrs. Barbara Saulsberry Mrs. Carol Segebarth Mr. and Mrs. Farley J. Seldon Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Sessoms Mrs. Jean Simpson Mr. and Mrs. George Spronz Mrs. Gertha Staton Mr. Donald Stelbasky Mr. James Sullivan Mr. Linford Tapp Mrs. Laureen Thornton Miss Margaret Traxler Mrs. Maria Tuck Mr. James Wager Mr. George Washington Miss Maralyn West Mr. William Woods Mrs. Phyllis Vaussey 131 STUDENT DIRECTORY ABERNATHY, PATRICIA A.B. , Kent State Univ., Psychologist. ABERNATHY, VALERIS Shorty , Cuyahoga Community Col., Math Teacher, Social Worker. ADOLPHUS, JOSEPH Joe , Case Western Reserve, Science, Engineering. ALEXANDER, STANLEY Ohio Univ. ALLEN, MARVIN ForeHead ANDRESON, MICHAEL Elea Mike . BACON, MARY Bacon Mere , Cuyahoga Community Col. , Dietary Technician. BARHAMS, JAMES Butchie , Cuyahoga Community Col., Electronic Engineer. BARNES, MICHELE Baby Doll , Cleveland State Univ. , Computer Programming. BELL, CHENITA Bell , Kent State Univ. , Prc School Teacher. BELL, RUSSELL Actor. BERRY, ROSE RENEE Honey Love , Kent State Univ., Social Worker. BLACK, JEANETTE Black , Kent State Unvi., Medicine BLANCHARD, PATRICIA Peppermint , Bowling Green State Univ., Medical Techologist. BOLDEN, DIANA Eat-A-Bug . BOSEMAN, KEITH Business. BOSTICK, FANNIE Fannie Mae , Nursing. BRITT, PATRICIA Britt , Kent State Univ., Law. BROOKS, ARNOLD Institute of Computer Man., Computer Programming. BROOKS, RENEE Cuyahoga Community Col., Occupational Therapist. BROWN, ARLEN Akron Univ. BROWN, KATHERINE Kit Kat , Ohio State Univ. Lawyer. BROWN, PAT RICA Rosie , Airline Stewardess BROWN, ROSETTA Chop , Whiting Business Col., Legal Secretary. BUSSEY, WAYNE The Flea The Gold Tol , Cuy ahoga Community Col. Data Processing. BUTLER, CORNELL Cleveland State Univ., Business Administration. BYRD, RENEE Nay Nay , Cuyahoga Community Col., Data Processing. CALDWELL, IRA Juney , X-ray Technician. CALDWELL, TISHA Higg , Whiting Business Col,. Executive Secretary. CALHOUN, RICARDO Rikki , Sterling College, Business Administration. CARLISLE, DAGMAR Peaches , Akron Univ. , Secretary. CARROLL, MARTHA Poppi , Cuyahoga Community Col. CARTER, ROSE Fred , Cincinnati Univ. , Speech C Hearing Therapy. CASTLEMAN, ROCHELLE Roach . CAULEY, LINDA MARIE Lucky Undy , Chamberlain College, Computer Programming. CHESTER, MARIA Jackie , Miami State Univ., Accountant. CLARK, CAROLYN Carol , Cuyahoga Community Col., Data Processing CLARK, IDELLA Dell , Cuyahoga Community Col., Social Worker. COBBINS, MARY Doll Baby , Ohio State Univ., Dietician. COFFER, NORMAN Norm , Bowling Green State Univ., Lawyer. COLHET, ALFONZO Clementine . COLUNS, CHARLES Billy , Case Western Reserve, Doctor. COLWELL, CHARMIANE Chamade of Honolulu, Interior Designing. CROSBY, ROBIN Bird , Electronics. CROSBY, SHARON Coochic , Drafting. CRUTCHER, MARILYNN Pinky , Lawyer. CRUTCHFIELD, ARLEY Cool Crutch , Ohio State Unvi., Social Worker. CUNNINGHAM, DENISE Ham , Dyke Business Col., Executive Secretary. CURRY, THOMAS top Cat '. DAVENPORT, CHARLES mr. SuperCool , Mechanic. DAVIS, BRYAN ALLEN Big Red , United States Marines, 1 3 v DAVIS, LARRY Shaft , Ministry. DEMMONS, PAUL Twetty . DEAN, JACKEI Stink , Whiting Business Col., Medical Secretary'. DeWEAVER, HAROLD Sheet Metal. DILLARD, WALTER pee Wee , Northwestern Univ., Electrical Techician. DOUTHITT, JANICE J.D. DUKES, DONALD Dino , Hiram Univ., Teacher. EATMON, SAMMIE Skip , UCLA, Business Administration. EVANS, LEON Shaft . ERVIN, WILLA MAE Mae , Model, Airline Stewardess. FAIRLEY, DARLENE Skiddle , Cuyahoga Community Col., Medical Assisant. FELLOWS, NOREEN Nordie , Nursing. FITCH, JANET Net , Case Western Reserve, Nursing. FLEETWOOD, TERRY Central State Univ. Teaching. FLEW ELLYN, KENNETH Flew , Bowling Green, Lawyer. FOSTER, DENISE Dinky , Dyke Business Col., Legal Secretary. FRANKLIN, DO RET HA Dottie , Cleveland State Univ., Interior Designing. FRYER, ANNA Pinkey . GAINES, LINDA F. Red , Doctor. GAMBRELL, MITCHELENE Mitch , Clerk Typist. GARLAND, STEPHANIE Shreddedwheat , Defiance, Psychologist, Minister. GILNER, JESSE Devil , Computer Technology. GLASGOW, AGAR Bert , Cleveland State Univ., Draftsman. GOLDEN, HAROLD L. JR. Butch , MIT, Ohio State Univ., 132 STUDENT DIRECTORY Ocean Enginering. GOOCH, WAYNE R. Goochie-Baby , Oberline Col., Education. GORDON, CYNTHIA Cindy , Dietitcian. GRAHAM, PRICILLA Prissie , Akron Univ., Elementary Teacher. GRANT, DEBORAH Deb , Dressmaker. GREEN, VIVIAN Bibi , Cuyahoga Community Col., Receptionist. GRIMES, EILEEN Navy. GRUBBS, JENNIFER Hippy Knees , St. John's College, Registered Nursing. GUNTER, JERRY J.G. Gunn , Univ. of Pittsburg, Night Club Owner. HALL, MARGARET Little Bit , Community College, Lab Tech. HAMILTON, AL Infinity , Brown Univ. Business Administration. HARDWICK, LARRY Baron , Central State Univ. HARPER, DENISE Dee Dee , Secretary. HARPER, JAN Nita , Cuyahoga Community Col., Nurse HARPER, VALERIE Cookie , Bowling Green, Computer Programming. HARRIS, DIANNE Dynamite , Kalmazoo Univ., Business Manager HARRIS, JOYCE YVETTE Suzie , Case Western Reserve, Doctor. HARRIS, MARY Girl , CCC, Nurse. HARRIS, PATRICIA Dinky , Whiting Business Col., Medical Secretary. HARRIS, VALERIE ANDRAYE Tiny , Baldwin Wallace, Elementary Education. HAWKLEY, JERALD Tennis Shoes . HEARD, LEAH Cookie , Legal Secretary. HICKS, LEROY Nemoncheck . I HILL, NADINE Nurse. HOLLY, WILBERY Weasel . HOUSE, NORMAN Ohio Univ. , Medicine. HOYLE, MARSHALL Bowling Green State Univ. HUDSON, MICHAEL WAYNE Big Mike , Kent State Unvi. IRVIN, DENISE Shorty , Whiting Business Col., Executive Secretary. IRVIN, LINDA Pork Chops , Cleveland State univ., Dentist. IVERY CLARA MARIE Poodla , IBM. JACKSON, SANDRA Fats , Telephone Operator. JAMES, LARRY Muscles , Auto Technician. JEFFERSON, LUCY Banana , Nurse. JEFFREY, VALERIE Val Jeff', Kent State Univ., Nursing. JENKINS, STANLEY Jinx , Akron Unvi., Automotive Engineering. JENNINGS, ROBERT Wayne , CCC, Law. JOHNSON, BELINDA Lvnn . JOHNSON, GARY Gates , General Motors Institute, Industrial Adminstrator. JOHNSON, ROBERT Dream , Brown Unvi., Business Adminstration. JOHNSON, VALERIE Jeanee , Case Western Reserve Univ. JOINER, KATHRYN Slim , CCC, Clerical Typist. JONES, CLIFFIE Cliff , Cleveland State Univ. Business Education. JONES, DEBRA Dee Dee , Sawyer Business School, Executive Secretary. JONES, EUGENE Music. JUNIUS, SHIRLEY Sex Pot , Ashland College, Business Adminstrator. KELLY, HOLLIS T.C. , Central State Unvi., Business Adminstrator. KELLY, MICHAEL Lane, Science. KERN, MAJORIE Sweetie , Speech Therapy. LAVENDER, JEROME Rommey , Kent State Univ., Business. LEE, ADOLPHUS Sweetback , Business. LEE, JESSE Bowling Green State Univ., Health Education. LESTER, LINDA M. Crazy Legs , Kent State Unvi., Medical Technician. LESURE, DARNITA Slim , Kent State Univ. , Business Education. LEVETT, JAMES Leonard . LEWIS, OPHELIA Fe Fe , Cleveland State Univ., Secretary. LEWIS, SHERILYN Dimples , Cleveland, State Univ., Social Worker. LITTLEJOHN, DEBORAH Debbie , Secretary. LLOYD, JENNIFER Jennie , Baldwin Wallace, Medicine. LOCHAN, A PTE Cuyahoga Community. LOTT, RUTH Candy , Airline Stewardess. LOVE, LESTER Super Cool University of Akron, Electrical Engineering. LOVE, LINNARD Butch , Univ. of Akron, Business, Engineering. LOVETT, RUTH Mime , Bowling Green State Univ., Baldwin Wallace, Dietician. MADDOX, ANDREW Blade , Kent State Univ. , Physical Education Teacher. MANNING, MITCHELL Iceberg Slim , Law. MANNSUR, SALEEMA BUSHIRA Red , Bowling Green State Univ., History Teacher. MARDIS, ANTONIO Snoopy . MASON, ELIOSE High Chaparal , Cleveland State Univ., Data Processing. MASON, ROMERO Leech , Engineer. MAYFIELD, LAWRENCE Flint , Navy, Jet Engine Mechanic. MCDONALD, THOMAS McDonald Mac . McLEAN, DEBORAH Motor Mouth , Miami State Unvi., Air Traffic Controller. McQueen, norma Business. MINES, INA ROSE MARIE Einstein , University of Akron, Medical Technician. MONTGOMERY, GREGORY DOG , Hiram. MOORE, ETHEL Gold-Dust Twin , CCC, Computer Programming. NEAL, ELDRIDGE, JR. 133 STUDENT DIRECTORY Cleveland State Univ., Accountant. NEAL, GARY Professor , CCC, Electronic Technician. NEAL, LYNDA Steppin Fetchit , Bookkeeper. NEWELL, STANLEY Stan . NIX, NANCY Bow , Kent State Univ., Teacher. NIXON, SAMUEL Jew Baby , Univ. of Akron, Computer Programming. NOLAN, JOHN Sweetback , Ohio Univ., Day-ton Unvi., Electronic Technician. PATE, DENISE Red , CCC, Nurse. PATTON, ROSE MARIE Ohio State Univ., Fashion Designer. PEACOCK, LILLIAN Lela , CCC, Registered Nurse. PERRY, FRANCETTA Franny , Bowling Green State Unvi., Registered Nurse. PERSON, LUELLA Tootsie , CCC, X-ray Technician. PETTIGREW, LISA Red , Cleveland State Unvi., Business Education. PHILLIPS, TOMMY Electronics. PHILMAN, ARDIEE Robin , LPN. POINDEXTER, LOU ANN Hot Pants , Kent State Unvi., Speech Therapist. POLLARD, LOUIS Skipper. , Kent State Univ., Chemistry. POPE, DAYLE Day Day , Bowling Green State Unvi., Art Major, Fashion Coordinator. PRESBERRY, ANDREA Candy , Legal Secretary. PRINCE, BARBARA Hips Bob , CCC, Occupational Physical Therapist. ROBERSON, BRNEDA Gail , CCC, Dietary Technician. ROBERSON, SHIRLEY Cherryl . ROBINSON, RONALD Trip , Bowling Green, Lawyer. RUSSELL WILHELMINA Fats , Sales Clerk. SAMPLE, STANLEY Stan , Kent State. SCOTT, CORNELUIS Skip . SHEPHERD, ROBERT Bobby , Archetechur. SHUMPERT, WALTER Red . SINGLETON, MAXINE Big Mac , Nurse. SMITH, ARCHIE Akron Unvi., Kent State Unvi. SMITH, DEBRA Smitty , Case Western Reserve, Dentist. SMITH, EDWARD Slim , Auto Technician. SMITH, ERIC Univ. of Cinn., Washinegot Unvi., Kent State Unvi., Art Illustration. SMITH, RODNEY E. Sun Shine , Kent State Univ., Engineer. SMITH, STEVEN Chick , Kentucky State, Navy. SMILEY, V1KKI Noodles . SNEAD, BONNIE LEE Bon Bon . SPARKS, SHEILA E. Cherie Dutches , CCC, Medical Records Technician. STEELE, MICHAEL Mike . STEVENSON, JULUIS Tony , Fashion Designer. STEWARD, BUNENA Bunny , Child Care. STOWES, SHELLY Electronics. SUDDUTH, DARLENE Doll , Sawyer Business Col., Secretary. SULLIVAN, BRUCE P. Cochise , Artist. TALBERT, THERESA Shorthy , Embalming School, Mortician. TAYLOR, CHRISTINA Tina , Cleveland State, Social Worker. TERRY, GARLAND Wayne , Draftsman. THOMAS, RENNE Mae , Social Worker. THOMAS, ROSA Jackie , CCC, Secretary. TODD, BRENDA Slim , CCC, Nurse. TONEY, SANDRA Pumpkin , Central State Univ., Accountant. TUCKER, MARGARET Pig . TURNER, DIANE Gold-Dust Twin , Dyke Business Col., Executive Secretary. UPTON, JERRI Lynn , CCC, Dietician. VAUGHN, UN DA Bowling Green, Teacher. WALKER, ANTHONY Squeaky , Ohio State Univ., Lawyer. WALKER, LENORA Lendy , CCC, Secretary. WALKER, PAULL. Lefty , Teaching. WARD, WINFORD Win , General Motors Institute, Mechanic. WASHINGTON, DEBORAH Debbie , CCC, Nursing. WEAVER, JEROME Slick , Ohio Univ. , Medicine. WESLEY, JENNIFER Jen Jen , CCC, Computer Programming. WEST, HORACE Bae , Kent State Univ., Football. WHITE, ROBERT Pete , Kent State Unvi., Physical Education. WILEY, WILBERT JR. Kim , Bowling Green State Unvi. WILKERSON, MICHAEL Mike , Northwestern Unvi. Lawyer. WILLIAMS, IDA Pookie , Sawyer Business Col., Medical Technician. WILUAMS, JOE King Curtis , Ohio State Unvi., Physical Education. WILLIAMS, LINDA Lynn , Whitings Business, Ground Hostess (Airline Career). WILLIAMS, MARY Sly , CCC, Child Psychology. WILLIAMS, SANDRA DENISE Sandy , Bowling Green, Special Education. WILLIAMS, THELMA CCC, Legal Secretary. WILSON, GWENDOLYN Gwenny , Ohio State Unvi., Accountant. WOODS, SAMUEL Bernard . WRIGHT, TINY CCC, Secretary. ZEIGLER, RUBY Twiggy Ze , Whiting Business Col., Airlines HOGUE III, WARREN Lump , Cincinnati Univ. Architect. 134 Autographs 135