Glenville High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1986 volume:

Angela Bailey Meriel Baker Mario Baker Clinton Bradle B Rodney Bradford Carla Chapman Basil Bass Renee Coker Dwight Brown Denise Davis Juanna Davis Lisa Bentley Regina Bates Michelle Blackshear Sharon Camardo Tamera Catlin Audrev Byers Bev Gaines Tamara Gardner Johnicia Ely Robin Key Rodney Lewallen Nilsa Rodriguez F.dna Fuentes Candy Lee Stafford Daria Scott Stephanie Morris Bartram Jr John Santana Shelly Riggen « Denise Renee Davis, 9909 E. 99 Hampden, 231-0217, H.R. 124. Cheerleading (10), Typing (11). Child Care (11), Citizenship (10), P.A. (10), Student Council (10). Johnicia Eley, 12202 Thornwood, 541-8322, H.R. 108. Cheerleading (12), Typing (12), C.O.E. (12), Radio Club (12). Tri-C, Mechanics. Eric D. Evans, 484 E. 126, 681— 6207, H.R. 108. Drill Team (11), Metal Shop (10-11), J.V. F. (10), J.V.B., P.A. (10-11-12) Edna Fuentes, 1974 W. 45th, 281-6970, H.R. 108. College. Atonya Fullerton, 12431 Osceola Street, 851-6267, H.R. 124. Cheerleading (11), Typing (12), Little Buddy (11-12), Newspaper Torch (11-12). Cleveland State, Communications. Rachel Goldsmith, 678 E. 118, H. R. 108. Drill Team (10). Scott Goodman, 12108 Scottwood, H.R. 109. Football (10-11-12), Baseball (10-11-12), Yearbook (12), M.R. (10), Citizenship (10), P.A. (10-11-12). Computer Processing. Hall, H.R. 109. Football (11-12), Baseball (11-12). Air Force. Loretta Henry, 10716 Tacoma, 721-0455, H.R. 124. Trade School. Sean Hardin, 12318 Fairport, H.R. 109. C.O.E. (12). John A. Hartman, 14708 Wemple,. 761-3876. H.R. 108. . Printing. Vonshella Tamika Hermon, 854 Lakeview, H.R. 109. Child Care (11-12), Year-book (12). Kent Cedar Crest, Elementary Educa-t ion. Angela M. Horton, 661 Eddy Road, 451-0686, H.R. 121. H.S. (11-12), H.R. (10-11-12), M.R. (10-11-12), Citizenship (10-11-12), P.A. (10-11-12). Ohio University Case Western, Pre-Medicine. Dushen Carter, 972 Paxton, 268-3177, H.R. 124. Awards: Math. Mario Baker, 12337 Chesterfield, H.R. 109. Trade School, Electrician. Meriel D. Baker, 12337 Chesterfield Ave., 541-3845, H.R. 108. Cheerleading (11), Typing (11-12), Citizenship (12), P.A. (10 -11). Akron Dyke, Accountant Secretarial. Jennifer Bates, 10809 Earle, H.R. 124. Cheerleading (10-11)Pep Club (10). Dyke College, Secretarial Science. Lisa J. Bentley, 3399 W. 50th, 651-9859, H.R. 108. H.R. (10) M.R. (11), Citizenship (11-12) College. Michelle Blackshear, 690 E. 127, 451-4105, H.R. 108. Hi Stepper (10-11), Little Buddy (10-11-12), Office Aid (10-11-12). Akron University, Special Education. Raymond Branch, 778 E. 130, H.R. 109. H.R. (11-12), M.R. (10-li). Greg Bunch, 1968 W. 48th, H.R. 124. C.O.E. (12), M.R. (10-11), P.A. (10-11-12), Office Aid (11). Dyke College, Business Management. Audrey Byers, 13001 Edmonton, H. R. 124. Tameria Catlin, 681-5906, H.R. 124. Hi Stepper. Trade School. Renee Coker, 11602 Scottwood, 851-1017, H.R. 108. Hi Stepper (10-11-12), H.R. (11), m.R. (10-12), Citizenship (11-12), Office Aid. University of Akron, Computer Programmer. Monique Cohill, 9913 Somerset, 451-5105, H.R. 124. Cheerleading (10-11-12), Typing (10), M.R. (10), Library Aid (12), Student Council (11). Donna Cox, 634 E. 9th, 451-7750, H.R. 124. Basketball (11-12), Volleyball (11-12), Track (11-12). Teacher Cosmotologist. William Hailey Scott Goodman Barbara Gibson Rachel Goldsmith Hadjji Hopes Delores Houston Angela Horton Rodney Kimbroi Angela Johnson Belinda Jones Jacqueline Johnson Chris Jackson Schnelle Leigh Vainshella Harmon Samantha Hill Angela Jackson Belinda Land Anthonv Hill Celeste Jackson Deanna Larry Angela T. Jackson, 10804 Pasa dena Ave., H.R. 109. Drill Team (11) , Typing (10), Printing (10-11), Newspaper Torch (10), P.A. (12) , Pep Club (11). C.S.U., Secondary Education. Celeste Quintina Jackson, 940 E. 129, H.R. 109. Volleyball (10-11-12), H.S. (10-12), H.R. (10-11-12), M.R.(li), Citizenship (10-12), P.A. (10-12). Cleve land State BW John Caroll, Computer Science. Angela Renee Johnson, 1473 E. 108, H.R. 109. J.V.B. (11), M.R. (11) , P.A. (10-12), Pep Club (10). University of Toledo, Business Administration. Robyn (Giggles) Key, 11604 Fair-port, H.R. 109. Typing (12), C.O.E. (12), H.R. (11), M.R. (10-11-12), Citizenship (10-11-12), P.A. (11), Band (10-11-12), Playing the flute. Academic Actions. O.S.U. B.W., Business Financeor Accounting. Belinda Land, 11805 Shadeland, H.R. 109. Cheerleading (11-12), Child Care (11-12), M.R. (12). Ohio University, Child Care. Cassandra Laney, 850 E. 131st, H.R. 109. Typing (12), C.O.E. (12) , H.R. (10). Deanna Larry, 11707 Fairport Ave. 761-9296, H.R. 108. C.O.E. (12) Pep Club CIO). Cleveland State, B. Administration. Dennis E. Little, 734 E. 117, 475-2031, H.R. 109. Drill Team (10-11), M.R. (10), Pep Club (10-11). Military. Sachnelle Levette Leigh, 10820 Tocoma, 681-7008, H.R. 124. Track (10-11-12), Cross Country (10-11), Drill Team (10), M.R. (10), Pep Club (10-11-12). Psychologist, Wilberporce Trade School, Cosmotology.. Timothy Malone, 12332 Tuscora, 851-0524. H.R. 124. Sherman Manuel, 660 E. 130, H.R. 109. Metal Shop (12), Art (12). Army. rr [yc uj Smite GOOD LOOKING Sherri Slim Martin, 437 E. 109, H.R. 109. Volleyball (11-12), Typing (11-12), C.O.E. (12), J.V.B. (11). Sawyer College, Major Business, Secretary, Model. Terri Martin, 437 E. 109, 761-4884, H.R. 108. Andre Matthews, 680 E. 118, H.R. 109. Football (11), Wood Shop (10), Metal Shop (12), J.V.F. (10). Erica McGee, 11619 Fairport, 249-8026, H.R. 108. College, Major: Medical. Lorrayne (Byrd) Middleton, H.R. 109. Typing (11-12). Accounting. Eric Minter, 11504 Tuscora, 541-3084, H.R. 124. Baseball (11-12). Eugene C. Moss, 902 E. 130, H.R. 109. Band (12). Trade School. Dnrnice Murphy, 12325 Osceola, 249-2210, H.R. 124. Hi Stepper (10-11-12), Art (10-11-12), Little Buddy (12), Newspaper Torch (12), Yearbook (11-12), P.A., Art (10-11). Akron U., Major Art. Robert Newell, 922 E. 131, 851-3614, H.R. 108. Football (10-11-12), Track (10-11), H.S. (11-12), H.R. (10-11-12), M.R. (10-11-12). English, Math. Radio Club (President 11-12), National Achievement (12). College: Wisconsin. Marketing Real Estate. Theresa Ocacio, H.R. 108. Little Buddy (11). College. Anthony Dogg Hogg Ollie, 696 E. 136, H.R. 109. Football (10-11-12),Radio Club (12), P.A. (11-12). Kimberly Pacheco, 4411 Hyde Ave., H.R. 109. Typing (10-11), Citizenship (11). Travel Agency. Thomas Park, 3164 W. 46, H.R. 108. Yvetta McMoore, 669 E. 124, H.R. 109. Little Buddy, C.O.E. (12). Dental Hygene. I------------------------------------- Rhonda Perkins, H.R. 109. Band (10-11-12). Kent State, Nursing. Darrin Rabb, 10020 North Blvd., 721-6881, H.R. 124. Office Aid. George Rainey, 11017 Farle Ave., 541-0912, H.R.' 124. Baseball (11), Band (11-12), Drama (11-12). Future Plans: Army-MedicalSpecialist. James Reams, 5017 Bridge Ave., H.R. 108. Art (12). Angela Rice, H.R. 132. Cheerleading (12), Typing (10). Jeff Proctor, 5905 Denison, 961— 0656, H.R. 124. Honor Roll, Merit Roll, Citizenship, Perfect Attendence. Military. Lynn Powe, 12645 Barrington, 249-6881, H.R. 108. Football (10-11-12), Weightlifting (11-12), Track (11-12), Perfect Attedence. .Shelly Riggen, 3163 W. 48, 281-9819, H.R. 121. Typing (10), C.O.E. (12), H.R. (10-12), Citizenship (10-12). Secretary (legal), Major: Business. iro Dontez Linnell Robinson, H.R. 132. J.V.F. (11), Radio Club (11-12). Niisa I. Rodriguez, 3605 Daisy Ave., H.R. 124. Typing (12), C.O.E. (12), Office Aid (11). Rayshaun Rogers, 742 E. 117, H.R. 124. Major: Business Mgt. Daria Scott, 930 E. 129, H.R. 129. Majorette (12), Pep Club (11-12). College: Spelman. Major: Accounting. Dawn Shockley, 2213 W. 53, 651-7031, H.R. 121. Art (12), Typing (10), M.R. (12). Sharon Shorts, 10716 Pasadena Ave., H.R. 132. Hi Stepper, Typing, Choir, M.R., P.A.. College: Akron University. . Major: Psychology. . Derrick Smith, 11513 Ohlman, H.R. 109. Weightlifting (11-12), Base-’ ball (12), Track (12), Typing (11). Lonnie Smith, 882 Paxton, H.R. 109. Baseball (10), Drill Team (10,12), Pep Club (10,12). Future Plans: Lawyer. Valerie Smith, 4927 Mayiield Rd. H.R. 124. Major: Early Child Care. David Sperner, 3601 Sackett, 351-1566, H.R. 132. Child Care (11-12), Yearbook (12). Future Plan: Child Care-Art. College: Tri-C. Candy Lee Stafford, 3274 W. 61, 651-2225, H.R. 132. Typing (10-11-12), Yearbook (11-12). Future Plan: Management. Janise Stewart, 631 E. 117, H.R. 109. Basketball (10-11), Volleyball (11-12), Typing (10-11), C.O.E. (12), P.A. (10-11-12). Trade School. Kerry Strickland, 12832 Woodside Ave., H.R. 109. Basketball (12), J.V.B. (11). Future Plan: Accountant. Kim Tate, 716 E. 93, 761-7683, H.R. 132. Volleyball (10-11-12), Typing (11-12), Little Buddy (11-12), C.O.E. (12), H.R. (11), M.R. (10-11), Citizenship (11), P.A. (10-11). Future Plans: Certified Public Accountant. College: University of Toledo. Major: Accounting. Lynn Tate, 9007 St. Clair, 541-6983, H.R. 108. Typing (10). Bernard I’m Dangerous Taylor, 11437 Caroline, H.R. 109. Football (10-11-12), Weightlifting (12), Track (11-12), Radio Club (12). Major: Hotel and Restaur- ant Mgt. Darold Thomas, 1010 Eddy Rd., 541-4876, H.R. 132. Mark Thomas, 866 Paxton, H.R. 109. Football, Basketball, Radio Club. University of Cincinati, Computer Science. Pamela Thomas, 660 E. 117, H.R. 109. Basketball (10-11-12), Volleyball (10-11), Track (10-11-12), Cross Country (10-11), J.V.B. (10-11). Major: Social Worker. 9 Jerome Moore Sandra Moore Jer Robert Newell Kathie Nottingham Anthony 01lie Veronica Morgan Darnice Murphy Sherman Manuel Loretta McMoore Yvetta McMoore Michelle Morris Annette Mitchell Lorravne Middleton lames Reams Linda Perry Bernard Phillips Maria Velez, 3130 W. 54, H.R. 109. Child Care (12). Future Plan: Airline Stewardess. Monroe Walker, 11410, 268-3023, H.R. 124. Football (10), Printing (12), J.V.F. (10). Future Plan: Recording Engineer. College: Santa Monica, Calif. Major: English. Trade School: LA Trade Tech.. Anthony Lamont Warren, 721 Eddy Road, 621-2069, H.R. 109. Football (10-11-12), Track (10-11-12), Little Buddy (10-11), Newspaper Torch (10-11), M.R. (10-11), P.A. (10-11). College: Kent State. Major: Law Enforcement. Kim Wilce, H.R. 132. Honor Roll (12). Future Plan: Travel. Linda Williams, 10634 Columbia Ave., H.R. 109. Typing (10-11-12), H.R. (12), M.R. (11), Citizenship (11-12). Major: Business. Stanley C. Wilson, 762 Eddy Rd., H.R. 109. Football (10-12), H.S. (11-12), H.R. (10-12), M.R. (10-12), Citizenship (10-12), P.A. (10-11-12), Pep Club (11-12). Brian Woodworth, 1949 W. 50, H.R. 109. Football (11-12), Weightlifting (11), Track (11-12), Yearbook (12). College. Patrice Worthen, 10204 Somerset, 851-3095, H.R. 108. Basketball (10), Cheerleading (11), Pep Club (10,12). Trade School. Yvonne Wright, 12908 Austin, H.R. 109. Typing (12), Yearbook (12), M.R. (12), Office Aid (12). C.S.U., Major: Accounting. Andrea Bacon, 12809 Arlington, H.R. 132. Hi Stepper (10), Drill Team (10), Majorette (11), Little Buddy (10-11), Newspaper Torch (11-12), Pep Club (10-11), Radio Club (12). College: Ohio State University. Major: Computer Science. Rodney Bradford, 663 E. 130, 249-5487, H.R. 132. Football, Weightlifting, Track, Newspaper Torch, J.V.F., Radio Club. Clinton Bradley, 964 Eddy Rd., 681-8466, H.R. 132. Football (11-12), Weightlifting (11-12), Baseball (10), Track (11), Drill Team (10), Typing (10), P.A. (10-11). Carla Chapman, H.R. 132. Volleyball (11), Track (11), Child Care (11-12), Yearbook (12). Lonnie Ghee, 721 Eddy Rd., H.R. 132. Future Plan: Navy. Ronald Peanut Butter Glass, H.R. 132. Weightlifting. College: Tech. School. Major: Computer Repair. William C. Hockenberry, H.R. 132. Printing (12), Metal Shop (10), P.A. (12). Major: Computer Repair and Program. Richard Jacobs, 9710 Columbia, •H.R. 132. Don Jennings, 4304 Fulton Ct., H.R. 132. Major: Electronic. Belynda Jones, 11512 Ohlman, 681-5724, H.R. 132. M.R. (10-11), Citizenship (10). Trade School: Associate Travel. Major: Travel Agent. Phil Jones, 710 E. 126, 249-1214, H.R. 132. Rodney Lewallen, 1901 W. 50, 961-7606, H.R. 132. Student Council (11), Newspaper (11-12), M.R. (11). Future Plan: Self-employed. Major: Social Science. Carletta Lovey, 5908 Otto Ct., H.R. 132. Ramona Yarbrough, 12307 Woodside, 541-5085, H.R. 124. (12), Library Aid (12), Student Council. Leonard Allmon Jr., H.R. 132. 12 Brenda Lyons, 12624 Edmonton, 541-9355, H.R. 124. Hi Stepper (10-11), Typing (10-11), C.O.E. (12), M.R. (10), Citizenship (11), P.A. (10-11-12), Radio club (10-11-12), Office Aid (11-12). Future Plans: To be successful. College: Ohio State University. Major: Communications. William McCordle 1272 Irvington, H.R. 132. Track, Art, Radio Club. Philip Morris, 961 Eddy Rd.. H.R. 132. Printing, Pep Club, Radio Club. Kathie Nottingham: 3212 W. 61, 631-7766, H.R. 108. Art (10-11-12), Printing (10) Yearbook Senior Photo Editor (12). College: St. Edwards Univ., Otterbein, Wartburg, and Ashland. Major: Art Photo communications. Future Plans: °wn ny own advertiz ing buni 'vs. Lisa Petronzio, 3152 W. 58, H.R. 132. Typing (11-12), C.O.E. (12). Future Plan: Clerk. Ralph Phillips, H.R. 109. L.S.U. Architecture, Engineering. IDCN 13 Angel3 Rice Dawn Shockley Lisa Sims Sharon Shorts Michelle Stevens Anette Swanigan Pamela Thomas Stanley Wilson Kim Wilce Carla Williams Kim Wilson Lonnie Smith Anthony Warren Ramona Yarbrough Lynn Tate Patricia Worthen Steven Spalik Kim Tate Brian Woodworth Principal Congratulations on having achieved a very important step in your life. In today's society it is vital that you continue to participate in some form of post high school education program. Education does not stop with high school it continues all your life. This class has excelled both athletically and academically. Many of our athletes received post season honors and will continue to be outstanding in the future. A large number of students have received recognition in various contests and earned numerous college scholarships. Glenville will always remember you and hope that you will remember us. May God continue to watch over you and provide you with happiness in the future. CSlmiiille jicljool 650 EAST 113th STREET CLEVELAND, OHIO 108 Sincerely, ca tichard T Principal 17 Mr. R. Kueber Department Head Room 209 ART DEPARTMENT BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Ms. D. Lucas Department Head Mrs. D. Fulgham Mrs. J. Joyner Mrs. I. Moore ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mrs. E. Clemcnts Department Head Mr. M. Alexandcr Mrs. A. Wallace Mr. T. Antill Mrs. E. Smart Mr. R. Bower Miss E. Czapsky Mrs. B. Crider Miss M. Fosdick Mr. Mandcl Ms. F. Apppling Mrs. 0. Brown Mr. Novakovic Mrs. D. Sims Mr. P. Shannon Mrs. See Mr. J. Wohlken FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Ms. E. Hackenberg Department Head Mrs. W. Mascio Mr. Stewart HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Ms. Cislyn Rowe Department Head Mrs. L. Ferrell Mrs. J. Wi1liams Mrs. D. Tibbs INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Dr. J. Buckner Department Head Mr. W. Bloodsaw Mr. J. Bowen MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mr. A. Calhoun Department Head Miss E. Limmex Mr. R. Muenger Mr. D. Schwartz PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mr. D. Woods Department Head Mrs. G. Taylor SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. J. Rand Department Head Mr. J. Hubbard Miss P. Lintala 18 Mr. J. Sherlock Room 342 Room 341 Room 339 Room 3?p« Room 316 Room 333A Room 332 Room 337 Room 21: Room 225 Room 31G Room 33  C Room 349 Room 34S Room 324 Room 3t2 Room 326 Room 327 Room 200 Room 204 Room 202 Room 241 Room 236 Room 114 Room 215 Room 219 Room 217 Room 220 Room 218 Gym Gym Room 112 Room 124 Room 121 Room 120 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Mr. R. Lancaster Department Head Mr. J. Antonini Mr. J. Benedict Mr. R. Davis Miss J. Peoples Mrs. L. Smith SPECIAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mrs. M. Wa 1 lace Department Head Miss K. Connors Mr. E. Fronczak Mrs. J. Deadwyler Mrs. J. Heffernan Mrs. M. Jupina Mrs. Selpal Department Head Ms. K. Thompson Mrs. Woods Ms. S. Wachsman Mrs. V. Ikner MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. Nottke STUDENT SERVICES MEDIA CENTER Ms. A. Williams Mrs. Anderson Aide Mr.- B. Neal IN-HOUSE-SUSPENSION JOB DEVELOPMENT Mr. L. Ortez Advisor UPWARD REACH Mr. J. Dunn Advisor NURSE Mrs. M. Smith SECURITY OFFICERS Mr. A. Haggins Mr. C. Robinson Mrs. I.Williams CUSTODIAL STAFF Mr. A. Hall Head Coustodian Mr. R. Menefee Mr. E. Thompson Mr. H. Drake Mr. C. Williams Mr. F. Jackson Mrs. C. Brier Mrs. M. Dixon Mrs. R. Echoles Mrs. C. Veasey Mr s. J. Ciles Mrs. D. Johnson Mrs. A. Sherrod Mrs. C. Hannah Room 350 Room 305 Room 304 Room 201 Room 306 Room 214 Room 233C Room 233B Room 224 Room 22r' Room 1 U Room 211 Room 2 .’i' Room 21 ‘ Room 334 Room 311 Room 100 Room 101 Room 134 Room 101 Room 128 19 Ms. Addie Clerk (11) Ms. Appling English Dept. Mr. Alexander Social Studies Mr. Bloodsaw Industrial Arts Ms. Anderson Librarian Aide ■ Mr. Antill Think 20 Mr. Buckner Industrial Arts Mr. Brown ■■■ Counselor (10) Mr. Bower f ' i English j Ms. Brown Teachers Aide Mr. Calhoun [Mathematics Ms. Clements |B English Mr. Benedict Social Studies N6. DeCasper I - Think Counselor (11) Mr. Davis Home Economics Ms. Crider a • Communication Skills Ms. Fulgham Mrs. Fosdick Mr. Fronczakl Special Education Business Education Ms. Hackenbery Ms. Galbreath Principal Clerk r. Haggins Security Foreign Languages—Latin Mr. Kohut Asst. Principal Ms. Mills r Child Development'' Ms. Moore Mr. Muenger Mathematics lr. Pfeifer Principal Mr. Nottke m Music H Mr. PLaxico Attendence Office Mr. Robinson Ms. Rand Science ' ■« Home Economics Mr. Shannon ■ English ■ Security V.SVA Ms. Smith Nurse MS Ms. Smart Teachers Aide Ms. Smith Foreign Languages—Spanish Social Studies Ms. Thompson Clerk (10) A Ms. A. Williams Librarian Ms. Tibbs Home Economics Ms. Thompson Mr. Novakovic Reading Teacher Ms. Wachsman S. B. H. Ms. William I Secur' yI I Ms. Williams I Child Development 30 i Left to Right: • Mrs. Ann Kelly, Mrs. Cora McClain, Emma Gilbert, Mrs. Lillion Baldwin, Mrs. Corene Goze, Mrs. Roberta Washington, Janet James, Izolar Williams, Wilma McIntosh. mm MM In Memory Of Morris Wise Mr. Morris Wise began his career as an English teacher at Addison Junior High on January 29, 1962. He came to Glenville on September 1, 1966, also as an English teacher. He became a counselor at Glenville on August 25, 1969. He assisted many students who sought his help with academic concerns. Mr. Wise was said by his co-workers to have enjoyed his work. The loss is not to the students helped by Mr. Wise, but to those who will not be helped by him. COUNSELOR Dear Seniors, Now that you have graduated and are out in that wide world of work or enrolled Vn further educational endeavors you have a unique opportunity to provide a service for those who follow you. Come back and let us know how it is out there. Were you prepared? What can we do to better prepare those who follow you? Let us know. I WISH YOU THE BEST OF LUCK FOR THE FUTURE AND DON'T FORGET US! Sincerely. Mr. Morris B. Wise Chairman Guidance Department BASKETBALL VARSITY SCHEDULE Glenville 93 South High 82 Glcnville 75 Wnrrcnsville 59 Glenville 76 Shaw 83 Glenville 75 Collinvood 69 Glcnville 83 Fast 66 Glenville 60 John Hay 57 Glcnville 71 Lincoln West 69 Glenville 59 West Tech 50 Glenville 60 Central Catholic 61 Glcnvl1le 54 St. Joe 64 Glenville 64 Collinvood 43 Glenville 81 Lincoln West 63 Glenville 83 Max Hayes 41 Glcnville 80 John Hay 56 Glcnville 73 East 58 Glcnville 62 Cleveland Hts. 59 Glenville 87 Max Hayes 41 Glenville 59 West Tech 44 Glenville 67 Barberton 57 Glenville 68 South 61 Football FIRST ROW: Clyde White, Alan Harper, Rodney Bradford, Leon Nicholson, Clinton Bradley, Martin Haynes, Andre McKnight, Don Smoot, Andre Hicks. SECOND ROW: D'Arnold Williams, Robert Newell, William Hailey, Erik Bryant, Derrick Lovel, Joe Sanders, Scott Coodman, Victor Williams, Townie Rembert, Anthony Warren. THIRD ROW: I.ynn Powe, Lance Coker, Bernard Taylor, David Mitchell, Brian Wall, William Robinson, Greg Roberts, Leonard Davis, Ronald Cobb. FOUTH ROW: Victor Freeman, Chris Jackson, Stanley Wilson, Mark Gunn, Brian Woodworth, Anthony 01lie, Rodney Allen. IP 1985 GLENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL ROSTER Martin Haynes 10 William Hailey 11 Rich Mitchell 12 Derek Lovel 15 David Mitchell 20 Victor williams 21 Allan Harper 22 Andre Hicks 23 24 Rodney Bradford 25 26 Matthew Fort III 30 Andre Mcknight 31 Robert Newell 32 Joe Sanders 33 Erik Bryant 35 Terrence Owens 36 Leonard Davis 37 Brian Wall 38 Reyes Smith 39 John Polk 40 William Robinson 41 Leon Nicholson 42 Darrin Harsley 43 Clinton Bradly 45 Lynn Powe 50 85 Scott Goodman 52 Gerald Crosby 53 Stanly Wilson 55 Marcus Tate 60 Anthony Ollie 62 Victor Freeman 65 D'Arnold Williams 55 Gregory Roberts 67 Vernon Grayson 69 Ron Cobb 70 Bernard Taylor 71 Lance Coker 72 Rodney Allen 73 Tim Taylor 74 Mark Gunn 75 Larry Johnson 76 Anthony Warren 77 Clyde White 78 Brian Woodworth 79 Chris Jackson 80 Tommie Rembert 82 Don Smoot 87 Head Coach James Hubbard Assistant James Porter Assistant Larrie Hubbard Assistant James Bowen Assistant Curtis Heard Principal Richard Pfeifer Athletic Principal Bill Kohut Athletic Director Dennis T. Woods Statisician Elizabeth Limmex Hogs’ lead Glemvllle The H)gs are Chris Jackson. 6-2. 210-pound tight end. Brian Woodworth 6-4. 315-pound right tackle; Rodney Allen. 5-9. 287-pound right cuard. Stanley Wilson. 6-5. 215-pound All-Ncrth Senate center. Ronald Cobb. 5-10. 225-pound left guard, and Anthony Ollie, 5-10.267-pound left tackle. fik 1 VARSITY SCHEDULE Glenville 8 Wooster 22 Glenville 6 Shaw 0 Glenville 24 Chardon 13 Glenville 6 Warrensville Hts. 0 Glenville 19 Cadiz 13 Glenville 38 Lincoln West 6 Glenville 0 Collinwood 8 Glenville 14 West Tech 7 Glenville 24 John Hay 0 Glenville 6 East 0 FINAL COMPUTER RANKING—8th—Region I League Record—4-1 Overall Record—8-2 ALL NORTH SENATE LEAGUE PLAYERS Hefty linemen key to success OFFENSE: Stanley Wilson—Center—2nd Year Rodney Allen—Guard—2nd Team Brian Woodworth—Tackle Victor Williams—End Martin Haynes—Quarterback Lynn Powe—Kicker—2nd Year DEFENSE : Mark Gunn—End Robert Newell—End—2nd Team Leonard Davis—Linebacker—2nd Team Joe Sanders—Linebacker—2nd Team William Hailey—Defensive Back—2nd Tarblooders are Winners Women's Volleyball Back row: Left to Right Stephine Morris, Javon Dawson, Dawntaunva Townsend, Ray Lancaster, Emma Warner, Donna Cox, Michelle Stephens. Front row: Left to Right Celeste Jackson, Jacqueline Bunton, Kelli Brinson, Elenata Carpenter. v V v 40 Angels Continue Winning Tradition Since 1978 Glenville's girls basketball known as Taylor's Angels, has been dominating the city title, appearing in seven of nine games, winning five of nine game, and winning the title three of the last four years. In all of their appearances in the City Title the team has been under one coach, Gretchen Taylor. This year's team is a part of that winning tradition. At the beginning of the year, the team set a goal, To be as good as or better than the previous team . These girls have once again put in Glenville's record book another winning season. They are sixth in the state, one in Greater Cleveland, one in the North Senate, (10-0 second year straight), City champions, seeded one in the tournaments, Sectional Champions, and District Runner-ups. This year's team is dominated by seniors, which consist of 5'8 Donna Big D Cox; 5'6 Javon Lady J Dawson; 5'8 Michelle Snake Stephens; 5'10 Stephanie Hit Man Morris; 5'6 P. Clutch Thomas; and last not least, 5'1 Lorr Magic Lofton. Lofton i the all Scholastic, UPI, and Northeast District f teams. North Senate CO-and holds a school recorc 18 assises. Keep an eye out Glenville's returning ui classmen, 5'8 Latanya Wea ly; 5'7 Dawntaunva Towns 5'1 Renetta Hall; 5'4 K Brinson' and Sinjoyla Sa Townsend. 41 Varsity Basketball GIRL S’ BASKETBALL Rack row: Left to Right Dawntaunva Townsend, LaTanya Weatherly, Donna Cox, Michelle Stephens, Sinjoyla Townsend, Stephine Morris, Gretchen Taylor. Front row: Left to Right Javon Dawson, Kelli Brinson, Renetta Hall, Lorraine Lofton, Pamela Thomas 42 Starters: 1. Pt. Guard—Lorraine Lofton 2. Shooting Guard—Michelle Stephens 3. Small Forward—Javon Dawson U. Power Forward—Donna Cox HONORS: 1985-86 Lorraine Lofton—Northeast Ohio Co-Player of the Year Ms. Gretchen C. Taylor—Northeast Ohio Co-Coach of the Year Taylor's Angels have played in the City Championship game 8 out of the 10 times it has been held and won 5 titles and 3 runner-up trophies. The Angels have also either won or tied for the senate league title 10 out of 10 times. The impressive winning tradition was featured in the Plain Dealer newspaper. Glenville's girls basketball program has always displayed sportsmanship and great dedication to the school as written in a letter from Janet Tribble, Cleveland Heights High School Girls Basketball Coach, after their upset victory in the district tournament game against the Angels. Coach Taylor prides herself in keeping with the winning tradition; but more important, all 6 seniors will be attending College in the fall. Next year will be a big test for the Angels with only one starter—Sinjoyla Townsend, better known as The Saint, returning. But never count us out. . . 44 Co-MVP—Lorraine Lofton Coach of the Year—Gretchen Taylor ALL NORTH SENATE 10-0 Michelle Stephens Javon Dawson Lorraine Lofton Honorable Menton: Taylor Angels 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.  Donna Cox 1985-86 Squad Stephanie Morris Dawntanya Townsend Kelli Brinson Pam Thomas LaTanya Weatherly Renetta Hall Varsity Basketball Back row: Left to Right Assistant Coach Ben Neal, Nate Adams, Ken Day, Joe Jones, Head Coach Ernie Fronczak, Mark Thomas, Rodney Kimbrough, Willie Morrow, Chris Robinson, Assistant Coach Pete Novakovic. Front row: Left to Right Manager Corey Johnson, Joe Sanders, Steve Hall, Richard Mitchell, Brett Price, Walter Higgins. Glenville Basketball '85-86' Despite graduating the entire 1984-1985 team (?4-l), this years Tarblooders finished the season at 13-7, including a 2nd place finish behind City Champion F.ast High in the North Senate and a 9th place finish in the Plain Dealer area rankings. Seniors Joe Jones, Ken Day, and Steven Hall were named Senate All-Stars. Joe Jones was selected to play in the Greater Cleveland Coaches All-Star game. Coach Fronzac J.V. Basketball Back row: Left to Right Coach Ben Neal, Robert Vaughn, Eric Ford, Richard Watson, Jeff Brown. Front row: Left to Right Alan Harper, Anthony Laster, Donzell Lofton, Manager Corey Johnson. Weight Lifting TOTAL WEIGHT WEIGHT CLASS NORTH DIVISION LIFTED 120 Under Robert Minniefeld(Coll) 585 Emmient Kelly (Avia) 505 Clinton Bradley (Glen) 500 NORTH DIVISION, MARCH 18, 1986 @ Glenville Glenville 56 Collinwood 44 Lincoln-West 36 Aviation 32 West Tech 32 121 - 140 Dente Boggan (Avia) 650 Andre McKnight (Glen) 650 Jason Walker (Coll) 620 141 - 160 Juan Mockabee (Coll) 680 James Brown (L-W) 665 Kai Yee (Glen) 630 161 - 180 Tim James (W.Tech) 720 Carl Evans (Coll) 665 Marcus Tate (Glen) 660 181 - 200 Norman Steele (Glen) 695 Shawn Holloway (W.Tech) 685 Kevin Osbey (Avia) 670 201 - 220 Daroheem Johnson (Glen) 750 Trevor Mason (L-W) 745 Roosevelt Oliver (Coll) 710 221 Over Rodney Allen (Glen) 835 Tyrone Givhan (L-W) 720 Paul Buccino (W.Tech) 710 Tie Breaker New Total Weight Lifted 48 Jim Bowen Baseball Eric Mincer - Infielder - Pitcher Jeff Procter - Infielder Hadjji Hopes - Outfielder SECOND ROW FRONT ROW Mr. Woods - Head Coach Len Davis - Outfielder - Pitcher William Robinson - Infielder Lloyd Patterson - Infielder - Pitcher Tim Hines - Infielder Carl Short - Infielder - Pitcher - Outfieldei Brian Pope - Infielder Mr. Chisholm - Assistant Coach THIRD ROW Karen Sigley - Mascot Adulph Barr - Catcher Shawn Berry - Infielder - Outfielder Bryant Gramham - Outfielder John Young - Infielder Carl Reed - Infielder - Outfielder - Pitcher Mr. Johnson - Assistant Coach Scores BASEBALL Maple Hts. Won 14 1 Shaw 9 4 Rocky River 12 10 Rocky River 20 4 East Tech 15 01 East Tech 2 2 Lincoln West 15 2 West Tech 6 4 East High 13 3 Shaw 1 1 3 John Hay 8 7 John Adams 12 4 Warrensville 10 1 Gilmore 3 2 John F. Kennedy 17 16 East High 14 0 Cuyahoga Hts. 9 6 Cuyahoga Hts. 20 4 North Royalton 5 1 University School 10 0 Marshall 7 1 Gi linore 7 6 Coll inwood 7 1 South 6 4 East High 16 6 West Tech 6 4 Lincoln West 2 1 Coll inwood 9 3 John Hay 5 4 CLUBS ANT) SPONSORS Big Buddy - fa kffty Chess Club C.O.F.. Club FHA Hero 11 FHA Hero 12 Gym Leaders Club HI Steppers Math Club National Honor Society OWE Club PEP Club Performing Art Office Production 11 Office Production Lab 12 Spanish Club Student Council WCHS Weightlifting Yearbook Club Mr. Wohlken Ms. Lucas Mrs. J. Williams Mrs. Ferrel Mr. Woods Mrs. Lowery Mr. Calhoun and Mr. Muenger Mr. Mandel Mr. Bloodsaw Mr. King Mr. Bowers Mrs. Joyner Mrs. Fulgham Mr. Stewert Ms. Conners and Mrs. Selpal Mr. Bowers Mr. Bowen Mr. Kueber Ms. Hackenberg 58 Latin Club THE TORCH BIG BUDDY CLUB WINS AWARD GLENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL t 30 EAST 113th STREET CLEVELAND, OHIO 44108 This year was a verv rewarding one for the Little Ruddy Big Buddy Clubs of greater Cleveland. We were one of three clubs nominated for a community relations award by the Urban League for services performed throughout the year. On April 5, 1986, 12 Big Buddies for Cleveland were invited to attend the Urban League Annual Luncheon including Tamara Gardner and Steven Lanfair of Glenville. The Little Buddy Big Buddy Clubs won the award and are very proud of themselves. The club at Glenville has had time for a few activities. This year we have taken our little buddies to the coliseum to see Walt Disney's Magic Kindom on Ice. We had an Easter Egg Hung; an Easter basket was the prize for the person who found the golden egg. We also had a bake sale to help raise money for future activities. The 1985-86 school year is coming to a close, so if you are a 10th or 11 grade student who would like to help a youngster get his her life off to a good start, Ms. Appling, the club advisor, will be looking forward to seeing you soon. Stop in her room 0330 to pick up your applicat ion. EDITOR-IN- CHIEF Rodney Levallen SPORTS EDITOR Felicia EARL PRODUCTION MANAGER Dwight Brown ADVERTISING SALES Steve Spalek COPY EDITOR Tamara Gardner STAFF Douglas Connell Scott Jones Rita Ratliff Lisa Rogers Angie Tillie Harry Banks Special thanks to Ms Fulgham's word processing class. PRODUCTION ADVISOR Dr. Buckner NEWSPAPER ADVISOR Mr. Antill EDITORIAL POLICY The TORCH staff hereby announces the editorial policy. The TORCH will print any and all letters to the editor provided that they do not offend the codes of jour-nalisn, humanity, and the school Uc reserve the right to make any corrections or deletions. We will honor all opinions whether chat opinion condemns, explains questions, or discusses an issue All letters oust be signed with your full name and homeroom number. Names will be withheld upon request. •59 Glenville 2001 I can see It now, ClenvilLe, the year is 2001. It will be sitting in space along with every other building in the universe. Clenvllle will be mostly push button and slot machines. There will be moveable stairs and hallways. The classroom doors will be electric and will slide open whenever someone walks up to them. The teachers will be almost the same. Mr. Wohlken will now be known as Astro Atonya Fullerton Wolf. Miss Llemex's nuclear powered broomstick, and hor effervescent hair, will be terrorizing Clenville's halls with her laser gun, vaporizing troublesome students into outer space. Mr. Bowers, who recently found out that Cargamcl is his long, lost twin brother, was so happy to find out the news that he packed up his computer, gathered up all his records from the radio room, turned in his retirement papers, and set forth with his brother on a long Journey through the stars in order to catch-up with old times. In 200.1, Clenvllle will still be excellent in sports. Miss Taylor has now made a fortune coaching and lives in a pent house on cloud nine. The football team finally made it to the Solar Super Bowl, and the basketball team is now the best in the universe. They arc scheduled to play the Astro Clobc Trotters. The cafeteria food will be no more. Instead, th Board of solarcatlon invent a different kind of foo pills. The students' lunc still doesn't have any tast but the pills stuff t . students. The students thin the food pills are no bette than the real stuff, and tl student hated them just tl sare. But the students neve foar because. Mr. Kuebor i always in the hallwav chanting, Cot veur KuoK'f nuclear donuts. Ketoha c.in'f eat just one. The 1986 Clenvllle High School MOCK TRIAL team placed third in overall competitions for Northeastern OHIO and ranked first among the competing Cleveland High Schools. MOCK TRIAL TEAM Dwight Brown Robert Newell (Battery Leader Plaintiff) (Battery Leader Defense) Pam Thomas Todd Hall Stanley Wilson Angela Horton Johnlcla Eley De Shawn Anthony Warren Johnny Ramos S toffCH AWARDS Like che Academy Awards and the Oscars, the Torch Awards go out to this year’s best. .Nominated by students, here .are the results. THE BEST PEOPLE CATEGORY: Most popular male: Todd Hall, 10th Scott Jones, 11th Robert Newell, 12th Most popular female: Elaine Miller, 10th Jackie Cohill, 11th Lisa Luckett, 12th Craziest Girl: Jackie Cohill, 11th Craziest Boy: Bernard Nard Phillips, 12th Most likely to succeed: Angela Horton, 12th Stanley Wilson, 12th Least likely to succeed: Jackie Cohill, 11th Darrell Thomas, 12th Most favorite teacher: Ms. Appling Mr. THE BEST FOOD CATEGORY: Favorite Special food: Fries Favorite Fast Food Restaurant: McDonald' Favorite Pizza Place: Pizza Hut BEST TV SHOWS: Favorite TV star: Don Johnson The Smurfs Favorite TV show: Miami Vice Favorite character: Sonny Crockett Alex Favorite comedy show: Cosby Show Favorite TV movie: Miami Vice—The Movie Mandel BEST IN MUSIC AND DANCE: The cutest couple: Charlotte Lastes Leon Nichols Top dance of the year: Psewee Herman Fil.-BEST IN FASHION: Musical group: Atlantic Star Full Force Tennis shoe: Nike Designer clothes: Pierre Cardin Oscar DeLaRente Men's Women s cologne: Laugerfield Giorggio Pop stars: Prince Whitney Houston Song: Unselfish Lover - Full Force If Your Heart Isn't In It - Atlanti Clothes style: Hawaiian look SAY NO TO DRUGS Back on March 25, Glenville was visited by a distinguished man, Mr. Same Rutigliano, former coach of the Browns. Rutigliano was invited to our school by the P. T. A. and the Glenville Building Guidance Committee, for the purpose of speaking to the students on the evils of drug abuse. Rutigliano, told the students at the assembly about several football players and people he knew who abused drugs, he told hew their lives were controlled by drugs and how the drugs practically destroyed them. He is concerned, for he has children and he knows how important everything is to them. He doesnot want, everything that we, as teenagers, hold important to vanish, because of drugs. At, the end of his talk Mr. Rutigliano was well applauded. The emcees of the assembly were Rodney Lewallen, with the opening remarks; Ms. Watts and Celest Jackson, with the closing remarks. Mr. Notkke and the choir performed the Alma Mater. Date: May 13, 1986 To: Faculty Staff Re: Senior Government Day Once again Senior Government Day was a success. Students had a chance to see the other side of the school system. Thank you for your time and patience. Mr. Pfeifer ---- Ms. Parker ----- Mr. Kohut ------ Mrs. Galbreath -Mrs. D. Smith Mr. Robinson Mrs. I. Williams Mr. Haggins ---- Mr. Davis ------ Mrs. Anderson --Ms. A. Williams Mrs. Lowery ---- Ms. Appling ---- Ms. Fosdick ---- Mrs. Brown ----- Mr. Hubbard ---- Mr. Kueber ----- Ms. Taylor ----- Mr. Woods ------ Mr. Stewart ---- Mr. Sherlock --- Mr. Calhoun ---- Mr. Antill ----- Mr. Schwartz --- Robert Newell Michelle Morris Stanley Wilson Charolette Laster Antoinette Christmas Lance Martin Kim Tate Gregory Bunch James Reams Lisa Sims Monique Cohill Michelle Blackshear Belinda Land Raymond Branch Anthony Williams Renee Coker William Hailey Darnice Murphy Carlos Grant Dwight Brown Sharon Shorts Sharon Shorts Clinton Bradley Annette Swanigan James Porch Lonnie Smith Mrs. L. Ferrell Senior Advisor Homecoming The 1985 Glenville High School Homecoming took place on October 25, at 2:15 p.m. The Homecoming Parade was sponsored by Mrs. Selpal, Glenville's student council advisor. Also assisting were student council officials Stanley Wilson, Michelle Morris, Renee Coker, and Angela Tillie. Participating in the parade were the Glenville High-Steppers, the Marching Band, the boys' and girls' Prill Teams, the Glenville Cheerleaders , and the Pep Club. Michael King lead the parade followed by ten Lincoln Continentals and one Cadillac. Miss Ferrell, Lisa Sims, and Miss Taylor also drove cars in the parade. During half-time of the Glenville-John Hay football game, Mrs. Selpal announced the winners of the Homecoming contests. Kenneth Day and Brenda Lyons were named King and Queen. Maurice Hall and Sherlvn Allen were named Prince and Princess. Marcus Tate and Maryann Patterson were named Duke and Duchess. There were many runner-ups! But unfortunately there can be only one winner in each category. After the Tarblooders football team crushed the John Hay Hornets to death, the parade continued. The parade traveled down Thornhill, up East 120 Street, down St. Clair to East 113 Street where the proceedings finally came to an end. The Homecoming Dance took place at The Ville at 8:00 p.m. Mr. Bower's Radio Club members provided the music. The 1985 Homecoming Parade and Dance came to an end at 11:30. It was a great success. Special Thanks go to Mrs. Selpal, Mr. Bower, and all who participated. LAST WILL I, Eric Mincerr leave my skills and abilities in Base Ball to Lloyd Patterson. It Ramona Yarbrough, leave Jackie Cohill my special card, so she can get U specials instead of 3, and I leave Mr. Schvart my brown pussy cat. I, Rodney Levallen, leave every thing to anybody who wants it also I leave my handsome body to all the girls. I, Phil Jones, leave my Old Adidas to Mr. Dunn and some of my youth to 100 year old Mr. Kueber. I, Jennifer Bates, herelby leave my sincere thanks and appreciation to Ms. Fosdick for being so caring and understanding towards me. I, Lisa Sims, leave Debria Ford a sweat suit because you are getting embarrassingly fat. To Jackie Cohill, I leave you! I, Bill Hailey, leave my leading ability to,Tom Rembert, so that he can be able to Dunk next year. I. Angela Rice, leave Jackie Cohill my innocence. I, Joe Jones, leave my basketball skills to Rich Mitchell for next year's season. I, Shauneen Young, leave my best wishes and good luck to Mr. Mandel, and a promising future. I, Tony Murphy, leave all of my Jubilee and Bo Bud to Rasue, so he can stop leeching. I, Andrea Bacon, leave my height to Mrs. Smith, and my sharming personality to Mr. Muenger. I, Michelle Morris, leave my position as both vice-president of Senior Class and Student Council the best of my ability to be great. I, Berynda Jones, leave Sinjoyla Townsend my diet plan and good grades in Spanish. I, Anthony Ollie, leave nothing, so get out of my face. I, Vanshella Hermon, leave my shoes to Mrs. Williams so she would feel comfortable standing on her feet, and I leave all the fun I had at Glenville to the class of 87. I, Lorrayne Middleton, leave Alfredrick Beaman my grads, because I know he needs them very badly. I, Johnecia Ely, leave all my beautiful high Jumps to Roschelle Lford and to Mrs. Jackie Hill I leave all my guess girl ways. I,Dwight Brown, leave a bottle of extra strength Tylenol to Ms. Appling so that she can go to first period one day next year in a good mood. TESTAMENT I, Bridgette Dowell, hereby leave my heart to Shonnon Gllberry because he is the only one who really cared! . I, Carletta Lovey, leave all of my craziness to Audrey Bush and Dawn Wesner, so that Audrey can drive Mrs. Fulgham and both of them drive the whole school crazy like I did. I, Jeff Proctor, leave Lloyd Patterson two salt shakers for his Salt Shaking Business. I, Audrey Byers, leave Morica Drish the ability to keep her head up high and never listen to what people say. I, Daria Scott, leave my driver's license and Chevy to my best friend Nichelle Robert Cambell. I, Tracy Griffin, leave my last year of humor and laughs to Sylvia Lacey to carry on in her senior year. I, Deanna Larry, asks my girl, Jackie Cohill, to stop eating specials everyday and to curl her hair in the morning. I, Patrice Worthen, leave Jackie Cohill all my love as my very best friend and to Edward somebody's A's and B's so that my grandmother doesn't put him out of the house. I, Meirel Baker, leave Mrs. Fulgham 1986 87 Senior office Productive lab a year's supply of aspirins for the headaches she will give them. I, Lisa Bentley, leave all of my l's in attitude to Rita Ratiff, who will need them next year. I, Lisa Luckett, leave some of my original guess clothes to Jackie Cohill so that she can be as fresh as I was I, Renee Coker, leave all my honors and awards to my brother, Lance Coker, so that he may have the courage to succeed just as I have. I, Robyn Key, leave my position as president of Glenville's Marching Band to my best friend Felicia Earl. I wish you much success, Pierre. I, Stanley C. Wilson, leave an impression on the students of Glenville High School. I also leave to you all my best wishes for future success. I, Bonard Taylor, leave my great sayings to the football team to pep them up before the game- I'm Dangerous , Call the Ambalance. I, Ralph Phillips, leave my funniness and summer cold with the faculty.. i £3: j i 108 109 114 121 124 132 225 CLENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR LUNCHEON MAY 16, 1986 ' I 1 Homeroom Teachers L I . Ms. Johnson I Ilf tl . Mrs. Tibbs . Mrs. Jupina t 1 . Ms. Limmcx | J W J . Mr. Schwartz . Mr. Muenger . Mrs. Heffernan Class Officers: President ....... Robert Newell Vice President .... Michelle Morris Secretary ..... Charlotte Laster Treasurer ..... Deanna Larry WELCOME INTRODUCTIONS ................................... Robert NewcU EVALUATIONS ............................................... Mrs. Ferrell POPULARITY POLL ........................................... Mr. Kueber TEACHER OF THE YEAR ....................................... Mrs. Ferrell GUEST SPEAKER ............................................. MR. W. PITTS OUR PRINCIPAL ............................................. Mr. Pfeifer OUR SENIOR COUNSELOR ...................................... Mr. Watts PROM INFORMATION OTHER REMARKS .......................... Mrs. Ferrell GRACE APPRECIATION ........................................ Mrs. Tibbs LUNCH (CATERED BY: Jubilee Catering Service) ...... Most Talented Renee Coker William Hailey Frierdliest Lisa Sims Anthony Ollie Most School Spirit Lisa Sims Robert Newell Popularity Poll Pamela Thomas Mark Cunn Most Popular Ramona Yarbrough Prian Woodworth Most Polite Meriel Baker Itanlev Wilson Best Build Deanna Larry Lynn Powe Most Artistic Darnice Murphy You’re the One Most Conceited Kim Tate Hadj j i Hopes Most Shyest Edna Fuer.tes Scott Goodman Most [nnocent Daria Scott Scott Goodman Antoinette Christinas Bernard Phillips Class Clown Most Knowledgeable Celeste Jackson Stan lev Wilson Xv Most I-tkely to Succeed Angela Horton Stanley Wilson Cutiest Couple Pamela Thomas Kenneth Day Most Troublesome Ramona Yarbrough Chris Jackson Jennifer Bates Daroheem Johnson Prettiest Hair Longest Nails Sandra Moore 1 Ol Pettiest Eyes Belinda Jones Felix Killians Biggest Chest Loretta henry Ronald Glass Prettiest Smile Lisa Luckett Chris Jackson MAY 30 FRIDAY SENIOR PROM AT MARRIOTT INN, 3663 PARK EAST DRIVE, BKACHWOOD, OHIO. 1. Dinner: 9:00 p.m. to 11:00 P n. 2. Photos: 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. 3. Dancing 11:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. i NOTE Arrival time 8:00 p.m. 1. Introduction of students guest 2. Waltz 7One %ct4uOieeL 'pifaf-Se md GLENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Commencement CUYAHOGA COMMUNITY COLLEGE METRO CAMPUS FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1986 6:30 P.M. ' Guest Speaker Michael H. White State Senator In Appreciation Class President Theme: We Are Going All The Way Stanley Wilson Introduction of Guest Speaker . Mr. Richard Pfeifer State Senator Presentation and Certi-fication of Class ..Mr. Richard Pfeifer Presentation of Diplomas .... CLEVELAND 30ARD of EDUCATION Mr. Joseph G. Tegreene ..... President Mrs. Mildred Madison ...Vice-President Mr 3enny Bonanno Mr. James M. Carney, Jr. Mr. Joseph M. Gallagher Mr. Ralph J. Perk, Jr. Mr. Stanley S. Tolliver Dr. Ronald A. Boyd......Superintendent Mr. Frank Huml ....Deputy Superintendent Mr. Kenneth Buchanan Director, Glenville Lincoln-West cluster THE CLASS OP 1986 GLENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL VALEDICTORIAM — STANLEY CARTER WILSON SALUTATORIAM — ANGELA MARIE HORTON Joyce Ellen Adkins Andrea Marie Bacon Angela Bailey Mario Baker Meriel Baker Regina Baker Alvis Ray Bertram Jr. Basil Albert Bass Jennifer D. Bates Regina Michelle Bates +Lisa J. Bentley Michelle Lynn Blackshear Rodney Ellis Bradford Clinton Jerome Bradley Raymond Branch Damon DeWayne Braxton +Dwight N. Brown Gregory Allen Bunch Audrey M. Byers Alissis Linnitte Catchings Dejona Ceasor Carla Gwana Chapman James R. Clouden Monique Antoinette Cohill •fRenee Elizabeth Coker Donna P. Cox Denise Renee Davis Raymond Davis Javon Dawson Kenneth Day Jerry Gale Eagle Johnicia Daisey Eley Eric Dejuan Evans Alvin Fomby +Edna Fuentes Atonya Su'Rae Fulleton +Tamara Necell Gardner Barbara Lynn Gibson Rachel Goldsmith Scott Goodman Carlos R. Grant Tracy Arlene Griffin Mark Gunn (Thomas) Steven Guzman William E. Hailey Ricardo Adam Hall Sean Harden Vonshella Tamika Hartmon Lorenzo Harris Loretta Denise Henry Walter Martin Higgins Anthony Hills William Curtis Hockenberry Hadjji 0. Hopes +Angela Marie Horton DEloree Houston +Classie L. Inkton Angela Thyrisia Jackson +Celeste Quintina Jackson Christopher Jackson Richard Jacobs LaMount J. Jenkins Donald Jennings Angela Renee Johnson Anthony Johnson Daroheem L. Johnson Belynda A. Jones Joseph Jones +Robyn Denise Key Rodney L. Kimbrough +Leroy Allen Kinder Jeannette S. Lampkin Belinda M. Land Twyla Land Cassandra G. Laney Deanna Yvonne Larry +Charlotte Laster Rodney C. Leva lien Dennis Emanual Little Jr. Lorraine Lofton Steve Loven Carletta Delores Lovey Lisa DeShawn Luckett Brenda Denise Lyons Cynthia Mallett Timothy C. Malone Sherri Ann Martin Terri Ann Martin William M. McCorkle Erica McGee Loretta Karen McMoore Yvetta McMoore Lorrayne Dyna Middleton Eric Minter +Annette Mitchell Jerome C. Moore Malissa Moore Sandra Moore Veronica L. Morgan Michelle Yolanda Morris Stephanie Diane Morris Willie Morrow Darnice Renee Murphy ♦Robert Newell Katherine L. Nottingham Theresa M. Ocacio Anthony James Ollis Darryl Anthony Owens Lisa Michelle Petronzio Tracy Ann Petty Bernard Lee Phillips Ralph Phillips •NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY -4JPPER 10 OF CLASS Shawn Philpott James D. Porch Rodney Poole Bridgette Powell ♦Jeffrey T. Proctor George E. Rainey James P. Reams Angela M. Rice +Shelly Kay Riggen Ronald C. Riggins Lamarr Roberts Dontez Linnell Robinson Rayshaun Rogers John Antonio Santana Daria Lynn Scott Margo Elizabeth Scott Dawn Marie Shockley +Sharon Marie Shorts Lisa Monise Sims Carol Ann Slagle Cynthia Lynn Smith Valerie Smith Steven Michael Spalek David Patrick Sperner Candy Lee Stafford Janise D. Stewart Kerry Strickland Kim Tate Lynn Marie Tate Darold Thomas Pamela Michel Thomas Sherman B. Thomas Anthony Ricky Turner Anthony Turner Monroe Walker Alonza Wallace Anthony Lamont Warren Kim Wilce Carla Williams Linda M. Williams Louise Marie Williams Felix Williams ♦Stanley Carter Wilson Patrice Worthen Yovnne Denise Wright Ramona Yarbrough Angela Monique Young Shauneen Young Thomas Park SPECIAL 89 SENIOR HONOR DAY 1986 Richard T. Pfeifer Mrs. Winifred D. Watcs AWARD RECIPIENT Presidential Academic Award 17 Seniors Michelle Morris Robert Newell Celeste Jackson Angela Horton Angela Horton Kim Tate Tamara Gardner Renee Coker Robert Newell Stanley Wilson Angela Horton Lisa Bentley Celeste Jackson YWCA Bright Future Award Academic Scholarships Michigan State University Cleveland State University Ohio University Baldwin Wallace College Ohio University University of Akron Ohio Academic Scholarship Runners Up Recipient Phi Beta Kappa Award Ms- Parker Stanley Wilson Dyke College Scholarship Mr Jones Kim Tate Lisa Bentley E. J. Meisel Scholarship Mr. Meisel Angela Horton Kim Tate National Scholar Athlete Award Sgt. Murff Stanley Wilson Celeste Jackson Marinda J. Harpole Academic Citizenship Mr. Andrews Stanley Wilson Renee Coker East Ohio Gas Co. Scholarship Mr. Scott Robert Newell Eta Phi Beta Sorority Scholarship Mrs. Haynes Celeste Jackson AWARD PRESENTER RECIPIENT Leo H. Claycon Scholarship Mr. Clayton Sharon Shorts N.A.N.B.P.W. Scholarship Mrs. Wilkes Kim Tate Samuel Dickerson Scholarship Ms. Robinson Lisa Sims Glenville Alumni Scholarship Mr. Nichols Dwight Brown Stanley Wilson William Boyd Scholarship Mr. Boyd Tamara Gardner Memphis Club Scholarship Mrs. Jackson Robin Key Angela R. Johnson Herman Alexander Scholarship Mr. Alexander Lorraine Lofton National Bowling Associatior Scholarship Mrs. Coburn Stanley Wilson Clarence Bass Mathematics Scholarship Mr. Calhoun Celeste Jackson English Award Mrs. Clements Robert Newell Michael Ray Elliott Physical Scholarship Mr. Woods William Hailey I.S. Fishman Business Scholarship Mrs. Fulgham Damon Braxton Henry Young Scholarship Dr. Buckner Dwight Brown Industral Arts Scholarship Dr. Buckner Mario Baker Dorothy Molek Social Studie Scholarship Mr. Lancaster Angela Horton Bausch-Lomb Award Science Scholarship Mr. Hubbard Angela Horton Morris B. Wise Scholarship Mr. Pfeifer Edna Fuentes Nate Wallack Scholarship Celeste Jackson War Memorial Scholarship Angela Horton Michelle Morris English Award Michael Ray Elliott Physical Scholarship I.S. Fishman Business Scholarship Clarence Bass Mathematics Scholarship SENSATIONAL Dorothy Molek Social Studies Scholarship 95 Presidential Academic Award Yearbook mm Murphy, Darnice 12325 Oscola Phone 249-2210 Grade 12 Homeroom 124 Woodworth, Brian Phone 651- 680 Grade 12 Homeroom 109 Sperner, David Phone 351-1566 Grade 12 Homeroom 132 Nottingham, Kathie 3212 West 61 Street Phone 631-7766 Grade 12 Homeroom 108 Carla Chapman 704 East 117 Phone 761-4355 Grade 12 Homeroom 132 Mitchell, Annette Phone 791-1648 Grade 12 Homeroom 114 Goodman, Scott Phone 268-2130 Grade 12 Homeroom 109 Michelle Morris 618 East 126 Shaw Phone 681-7478 Grade 12 Homeroom 121 Candy Stafford 3274 West 61 Street Phone at Home 651-2225 Work 281-6677 Grade 12 Homeroom 132 Cynthia Smith 11904 Ingomar Phone 851-7538 Grade 12 Homeroom 132 CLENVILI.E HI-STEP’ ‘ RS 1. Renee Coker 2. Regina Jones 3. Shirley Withers 4. Michelle Kenny 3. Michelle Morris 6. Wanda Burks 7. Aretha Pickard 8. Joy Oaks 9. Melody Oaks 10- Darniece Murphy 11. Angela Williams 12. Dorothy Grisby 13. Sharon Shorts 14. Carmalita Wallace