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

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 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

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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

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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