John Adams High School - Rebelry Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1975 volume:

Rebelry 1975 John Adams High School 3817 E 116 Street Cleveland, Ohio 44105 Administration 17 Faculty v 21 Activities 43 Album Portraits 77 Athletics 129 i 3 LEFT PAGE UPPER LEFT: R. Davis. LOWER LEFT: D. Grissett, K. Mitchell. LOWER RIGHT: Grela Killingsworth. RIGHT PAGE UPPER: D. West, B. Buckner. LOWER: K. Mitchell (12), P. Ridgeway, V. Boysaw, B. Garrett (30), B. Macklin, V. Woodruff, K. Curry (50), A. Burkhalter, N. Wancn, H. Marable, J. Appleby (83), A. McCray (86), V. Ivy. 2 These pages represent the “Records of Our Lives” . . From our date of birth all through our lives, records are kept. Some good and some not so good. Our birth certificates, our school records, and our high school diploma are all records that make each of our lives unique. 4 LEFT PAGE UPPER: R. Key. MIDDLE: P. Williams. LOWER: Open House. RIGHT PAGE UPPER: Carl Edwards. LOWER: Rebelettes 1. STANDING ON SIDEWALK: B. Brooks, Henrietta Marable. STANDING ON PILLAR: K. Rowell. S. Douglas, S. Burks. SITTING ON PILLAR: A. Laney. KNEELING: V. Ivy. SITTING: D. McCants, C. Blythwood, V. Cammeron, A. Thomas, P. Hoffman, R. Allen, L. Jackson, E. Williams, V. Smelly, C. Sheilds. 5 jfnififi LEFT PAGE UPPER: D. Anderson, B. Carter. LEFT PAGE MIDDLE: Repairing Office. LOWER LEFT: Mr. Harris. B. Harris. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. W. Stevens. RIGHT PAGE UPPER: N. Walker. LOWER: W. Tyree, B. Coler, K. Davis, Y. Demote, J. Fears. V. Jones, J. Peacock, J. Peters. L. Harris, A. Cook, J. Foster. 6 Haued lefi a record of shame in ihc twisted faces of taunting men and women protesting the integration of the Boston school system. Closer to home, Cleveland also paid the price of haired when Collinwood erupted with racial disturbances which ended in a student dead and wasted tax money to maintain additional police protection. Adams kept its cool during these weeks of shame. On the national level, Nixon left a record of shame in Watergate and resigned in disgrace leaving the presidential office to Gerald Ford. In John Adams someone left his record of destruction by burning the main office causing $15,000 damage. 7 LEFT PAGE UPPER: C. Thompson. MIDDLE: J. Sparks, S. Dunson, L. Blair. LOWER: 2 buyers, C. Landrum, D. Blythe wood, Z. Moore, B. Jones, D. Woods. RIGHT PAGE, UPPER (SEWING): M. Ingram, R. Avryh-cart. LOWER: At mail box R. Harris. 8 Many positive records were also being set in 1974. Muhammad Ali regained his heavy weight title from George Foreman and became the second fighter in history of boxing to win the belt back after losing it. On the sports scene in Cleveland, Nick Miletti, a former Adams’ student, opened his new Coliseum to a sell-out crowd the opening night. Rebel gridsmen came within one game of winning the East Senate Championship for the first time since 1939 when they tied the crucial game with their archrival JFK 20-20 sending Kennedy to the Charity Game. 9 10 LEFT PAGE, UPPER: C. Woods. A. Laney BOTTOM: OUTSIDE LEFT: B. Wheeler, J. Ross, S. King, C. Fellows, K. Madison. OUTSIDE RIGHT: R. Patton, M. Coleman, J. Shannon, C. Car-micael, D. Bouyer. MIDDLE DOWN 1-r: D. Epps, C. Bracket, A. Burkhalter, D. Chism, S. Hubbard, E. Phillips, G. Talley, B. Macklin. RIGHT PAGE, UPPER: W. Gooch, Mr. Kovach. BOTTOM: '12 - 13 it LEFT PAGE, UPPER: J. Campbell. BOTTOM LEFT: B. Wharry and two unidentified students. BOTTOM RIGHT: J. Jones. RIGHT PAGE, UPPER: J. Con-well, K. Beetles. BOTTOM: J. Newett, F. McFarland. y 12 LEFT PAGE, UPPER: A. Frazier BOTTOM: J. Gibson, O. Strong, M. Pittman RIGHT PAGE, UPPER: C. Hammond LOWER: V. Johnson, J. Jones, J. Campbell, S. Corithers, D. Turner, L. Jordon. ■ Teachers and students alike sensed the differences as school opened in September. The halls were neat and empty of stragglers. Students had taken their rightful places in classrooms with renewed faith that an education would make them effective leaders of tomorrow. Proving in a purposeful way they had regained pride in themselves and their school. 15 LEFT PAGE, FOOTBALL: J. Radford. RIGHT: G. Hancock. BOTTOM: J. Bell, E. Smith. 17 An institution is the lengthened shadow of a man . . . Ralph Waldo Emerson Mr. Ralph T. Kregh The Administration is proud that Adams has improved this year in all areas, especially friendliness to each other and pride in our school. The main goal of the year was to decrease tardiness and failure due to absenteeism. Tardy students were held in Room 127 to sign in. Although very unpopular with the students, the policy did cut tardiness from 600 to 200 during the first two months. Mrs. M. Turner Mr. L. T. Davis Mr. W. E. Stevens Mr. W. V. Pitts Mr. R. A. Lewis Mr. J. C. Cunningham 19 CLASS RECORD BOOK FORM 201—9—W. O. LONG SCHOO] £ :} } 3 TEACHE GRADE--- ?£ Jin FOR school year 19 7V 19 75 21 Social Studies Launches New Curriculum MR. D. DEMMING MR. J. GOODMAN MR. M. LEDERER The four new courses added 10 the Social Studies Department are consumer economics, urban affairs, world religions, and geography. The department tried a new method of teaching, mini courses. The course subjects alternated every nine weeks. Also an American Field Service enables a foreign student and American student to exchange life styles for six months. The world religions classes visited places of religious worship such as the Park Synagogue, the Greater Friendship Baptist Church and St. Malachai Catholic Church. The an and architecture classes visited the Cleveland Museum of Art, and the consumer economics classes examined, weighed, and compared the contents and lablcs of canned peaches. Social studies continues to update its curriculum to be relevant to the lives and needs of Adams' students. No photo available MISS S. WHITE MR. K. MINOR MR. B. SILVEY MR. J. SOUANYK MISS G. STARLING MR. L. OLSON MR. G. RAWLINSON MR. G. BERTSCH MR. S. SCHULMAN MRS. I. BLOUNT MRS. J. COLEMAN MISS E. M. CROSBY MISS M. HERSCHAK MRS. M. JOHNSON MRS. S. JOHNSON MRS. G. KOCAB MRS. E. MITCHELL MR. D. MONACO 24 English Department Opens Reading Lab To improve the basic reading skills of John Adams students is the goal of the English Department for the 1975 school year. says Mr. S. Schulman. head of the English Department. To achieve this goal, a new project has been added - The Reading Lab. In this lab, students from various English classes spend at least six weeks learning vocabulary, spelling, and other basic skills of reading. The English Department has benefited from the fact that John Adams has been named a Title One school. On this program they took a field trip to the Great Lakes Shakespeare Festival to see the pl y A Comedy of Errors. A trip to the Cleveland Playhouse was also arranged. In addition to the Reading Lab, five new teachers were added to tile department staff, giving us a total of 19 working together to improve our students reading and language ability. Photo’s Not Available: MR. H. SAXON, MISS M. BUZA, MRS. J. HORNING MRS. E. MOORE MRS. S. MOORE MRS. B. ROBERTS MISS R. WEISS MRS. L. SINGH MR. G. BERTSCH MRS. C. WALCZAK Foreign Language Prepares Us to Be World Citizens This year 20% of Adam's students were exposed to foreign cultures through language classes. Since we're becoming a more affluent society, this study prepares us for college, travel as well as helping us express ourselves more clearly and fluently in English. 26 MRS. D. YENNE MR. J. PATTERSON Pre-Vocational Seeks Jobs Students enrolled in the Pre-Vocational Program arc actively engaged in learning social skills and vocational training. Approximately 130 students attend school one-half day for academic studies and then attend Man Power Training Center and V.G.R.S. (Vocational Guidance Rehabilitation Services) for training and work experience the other half of the school day. The department's goal for this year is good work experience. The student's goal is to find successful employment. The kind of jobs offered are IBM key punching, shoe repairing, general clerical work, cashiers and building maintenance. MRS. P. CHENEY MISSC. HALLAHAN MISSJ. JAMES MRS. J. KORMENDY MR. G. C. RAGER MRS. D. RISTOW Different Personalities Highlight Science Staff MRS. C. SWARTZ MR. P. FRATE MR. F. ADAMS Mr. Oppenheim explains math problem. MR. R. DELANIS MR. F. GRUBELNIK Dept. Head MR. R. BENJAMIN ■■Hi The purpose of the Science Department is to teach our physical and biological environment to the students. Along with text books, a complete line of science filmstrips are offered in John Adams library. In science courses Adams offers, biology, chemistry, physical science, and physics to 1600 students. These thirteen educators have come together to work as one. Their different fields have different thrills: different strokes for different folks. The greatest desire of all these science teachers are for all the students to both enjoy and succeed in the sciences. 29 MR. D. BRENNER MR. R. OPPENHEIM MR. D. TOM BERG Business Offers Something for Everyone Business Education Department is offering a wide range of courses which Miss C. Thomas, department chairman, believes will give students a good background in business, and help them to get a job or have better credentials for college. Classes from the John Adams Business Education Department go on field trips. Some of the places they have gone this year arc Dyke College, Cleveland State University, and the County Court House. MRS. B. L. AVERY MISS F. CLARK MISS THOMAS MRS. S. CUMMINGS MRS. G. DAVIS MRS. J. FEIMSTER MISS B. HAMILTON MRS. G. JOHNSON MR. J. LANESE MRS. E. MALONE MISS O. MOORE MS. K. OWENS Home Economics Opens ‘Mini Alteration' Home Economics is not just concerned with cooking and sewing. It is concerned with strengthening family life. Today Home Economics has a dual responsibility that of education for homemaking and preparing students for gainful employment in areas utilizing Home Economics knowledge and skills. Along with our sensational Rebel Room and our fashion show, the Home Economics Department has ventured into something new - the 'Mini Alteration Shop.' Always look to the Home Economics Department for new, productive, exciting and different things that make everyday living enjoyable. 32 MRS. M. JOHNSTON MRS. M. MATOS MRS. D. MULLINS Math Department Adds Senior Math Our Mathematics Department is trying to lower high failure rates in mathematics among its 1900 students and to improve technical teaching. Senior math has been added this year with 105 students in this course. Mr. Seitz gives special instruction after school using different types of games such as Equation Tuf Qubic, Triples, On set and Trioninoes. These games improve math skills by making math fun rather then work. MR. I. ALESSANDRO MRS. I. HOLLERAN MR. E. COHEN MISS M. WOODS MRS. K. PAVISH MR. K. FIORE MR. R. SEITZ MISS V. BERLEC MR. D. NOV A TRY MISS M. REED MR. G. MASCIO MR. J. SMYTHE Art Introduces New Program The An Department this year unfolds with an all new staff. The two member staff introduced new an projects to the students such as yarn painting, plaster sculptures and also a program in career in an for seniors. MRS. D. LOFTIN MR. D. LINTALA Choral Club Stages 30 Concerts. Development is not measured, by new equipment purchased, but by the development of musical talent. In the 1974-75 season, the Music Department had engagements at the Winter and Spring Concen, Thanksgiving-Christmas parade, and of course, the 40 students who sang with the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra. MRS. O. M. CHRISTY MR. R. C. FOSTER Physical Ed. Involves Students in Intermurals The men have began inter class basketball and intermural volleyball games in which ribbons and trophies were won. Our goal is to try to get more students involved in sport activities in and out of school. The girls have reactivated a Girls Athletic Association. This program is for all young ladies who are interested . Now more than 75 girls are enrolled. COACH T. LLOYD MRS. V. REED MRS. M. LEE COACH R. SEEDHOUSE MR. G. YOUNG MR. C. MILLER Women Faculty played the Gym Caps. Final Score 18-15 with Gym Caps winning. Library Becomes Complete Media Center The overall purpose of the library is to be a complete educational media center, in which we hope to reach the needs of ALL the students, not just the college bound, states Mr. K. Richards, Head of the Library Staff. This past year the library started using new equipment, including a film strip viewer with over 500 films and 100 cassettes for individual use, also a teachers media room was opened. ■■Hi Drivers Education Lowers Your Insurance Rates 10% Three hundred ans sixty new students enrolled in driving, new driving teacher, Mrs. Jones, joined the department. In the spring the students saw a reaction time demonstration by a Triple A Driver. The driving department works as a team to help students become safe and courteous drivers. Industrial Arts Department Opens Doors for Females INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT gives our students here at John Adams a chance to express themselves in many ways such as: auto, printing, woods, metal, mechanical drawing, and blue prim reading. Some students have it in blocks and others just for a period or two. Students find that taking this class lets one work with his or her imagination, learning how to become more creative and at the same time having a lot of fun. Some students who have graduated have continued this career by going to college or finishing up at a trade school. This class is also for young ladies. It teaches them to learn not to depend on a male to do all of the jobs that they think are hard or were meant for us. MR. J. WHITE MR. K. AUGUST MR. J. CLAY MR. J. CODY MR. C. COTTON MR. S. KOVACH Mr. Telischak checking students, work in Mechanical Drawing. MR. C. RIPEPI MRS. M. SPANN MR. S. TELISCHAK Guidance Helps Students Find Better Future This year Guidance Department has developed numerous programs in helping the students find a better future. Programs such as the new Job Placement Program were established to help students who don't plan logo to college find a good job. Not only have the students gone to this year's guidance counselors for answers, the group guidance has gone out to find good students. They have communicated with students through English classes and have traveled to homerooms to provide information that the students need to go on to a higher course of study and to help them make a better future. ■■■■■■ MB La Cafeteria Helpers ROW 1: Mr. D. Huff, Mr. S. Hampion, Mr. S. Jones, Mr. C. Morrow, Mr. J. Roberts. ROW 2: Mr. P. Rivers, Mr. J. Smith, Mr. D. Trader, Mr. T. Woods, Mr. D. Vincient. SEATED: E. Euchelberger, A. Taylor. A. Naiman. E. Rucinski. STANDING: G. Hallyfield, L. Maji, Mgr: M. Szabo, J. Lynch, C. Wright. Security Guards 41 Office Staff Keeps JA Moving Mrs. M. Robinson -office 101 Mrs. E. Simpson office 101 Mrs. M. Chapman -office 150 Mrs. A. B. Thacker -School Nurse Mrs. P. Arrington -office 101 Mrs. L. Thornton -office 101 Mrs. B. Jones -office Mrs. M. Martin -office 101 Mrs. B. Grahan -Job Development Mrs. J. Johnson -Guidance office Mrs. W. Jones. Mrs. P. Davis - office 107 Mrs. E. Kirtley -office 101 Mrs. M. Johnson -Job Development Mrs. G. Kennedy Attendance office 43 RIGHT PAGE, TOP LEFT: Mr. D. Monaco. TOP CENTER: Mrs. Avery. TOP RIGHT: Mr. L. Olson. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. B. Couon and Miss E. Crosby. CENTER: Miss G. Starling. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. G. Mascio and Mr. Sealey. crused in connection with an approved school activity PUPIL’S NAME °ERID Fv ,ivi x SPONSOR 1 The pupil must make arrangements for assignment prior to 45 FT A Maintains Tutoring Lab OFFICERS: (I.-r.) ROW 1: T. McMicheal, M. Waldron. R. Allan. D. Rankin. ROW 2: M. Martin, W. Glen. V. Cameron, A. Walker, S. Neal. TOP CENTER: S. Beavers. TOP RIGHT: S. Burton, V. Hambrick. The FT A which carries the light of knowledge was started in July 1847 by Mr. Horseman to develop leadership. The new members were enthusiastic about their upcoming tutoring experiences at the induction in December of 74 . They tutor students who need help in academic subjects and serve as ushers for John Adams. OFFICERS: (I-r) ROW 1: P. Walker, V. Cameron, S. Beavers, T. Michaels, D. Beavers. ROW 2: Mrs. C. Walczak, M. Martin, MissBerlec. NEW MEMBERS: (1-r) ROW 1: T. Brinson, B. Battle. R. Wilson. L. Burks, H. Pickett, D. Goodlock. ROW 2: D. King. L. Foundron, D. Hardy, C. Richardson, A. Forbes. M. Huff. ROW 3: A. Meredith, C. Pinkney, Y. Colen, Y. White. M. Hooks, D. Blythwood, N. Peoples. K. Fitch. F. Scott. B. Bronson. A7 Library Aides KNEELING (1-r): E. Paige. SITTING: S. Terrell, F. Wilson, S. Ligon, M. Evans. STANDING, ROW 2: R. Wallace, Y. Coler, D. King, M. Dickson, M. Matthews. ROW 3: M. Dukes, S. Fenn. Women’s Federation SITTING (1-r): Mrs. E. Robinson, MissH. James. STANDING: R. Key, D. Blythwood, P. Williams. B. Davis. NOT PICTURED: E. Hewitt, J. Witlow. J. Wise. C. Spencer. MALE CLUB MEMBERS: C. Cheney, R. Lucky. 48 Human Relations ROW 1 (1-r): B. Black. R. Allen, S. Watkins, D. Smith, M. Baily. ROW 2: Mrs. P. Cheney, D. Rankin, D. Blythwood, R. Johnson, C. Dunn, B. Moore, W. Dunn, Mrs. J. Kormcndy. ROW 3: M. Patterson, Z. Moore, R. Caldwell, L. Burks, P. Spruill, W. Robertson. ROW 4: J. Jones, M. Marlin, D. West, R. McDowell. Student Government SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES, ROW 1 (1-r): Belinda, K. King. ROW 2: R. Garrett, P. Payne, R. Henry, R. Sanders, L. Bergen. ROW 3: L. Fondren, M. Yarbrough, T. Brinson, L. Bolin, T. Short, R. Harris. 49 Student Government BAND: (1-r) K. Robinson, M. Hoges, H. Wilburn. OFFICERS: (1-r) B. Wheeler, R. Garrett, A. Thomas. SENATORS: (1-r) ROW 1: B., R. Garrett. K. King, M. Huff. ROW 2: R. Rankin, D. Blythwood, A. Thomas, C. Hale, D. Woodruff, B. Wheeler. ROW 3: P. Thomas, M. Patterson, R. Garrett, S. Douglas, T. Brinson. Student Congress is an organization made up of students willing to represent the student body. The students are chosen by their homerooms to attend a meeting every two weeks, to get information to their homeroom. They sponsor a yearly Thanksgiving basket for needy families, yearly football, basketball, and Miss JA Contest Queens, and a March of Dimes walk for the handicapped, talent show and other activities. Sammie (Jeffery) Robinson Student Government SENIORS: (1-r) ROW 1: B. Wheeler, A. Thomas, D. Blythwood, C. McCoy. ROW 2: M. Patterson, D. Rankin, R. Fields. JUNIORS: (1-r) S. Douglas, M. Huff. ROW 2: C. Hale, A. Walker, D. Woodruff, L. Pittman. B. Hardwell, R. Caldwell, R. Garrett, S. Johnson, P. Thomas. Cooperative Office Education ROW 1: L. Jordon, D. Jackson, P. Kelly. ROW 2: A. Phelps, V. Sprouts, L. Sims, B. Johnson, Miss C. Thomas. ROW 3: L. Dixon, D. Solomon, D. White, R. Pendleton. NOT PICTURED: V. Adams, R. Harrison. P. Sales. Accounting Computing ROW 1 (1-r): R. Craft, Q. Hall, A. Ward. ROW 2: V. Brown, R. Ezell, F. Jordon, S. Flood. ROW 3: E. Payne, P. Grors, S. Banketon, P. Miller, M. Matthews, D. Rosenthal, D. Nichols, J. Woodruff. ROW 3: Mrs. B. Avery, R. Macon, W. Witlow, M. Kemp, R. Lucky. 52 Office Production ROW 1 (1-r): Mrs. K. Owens, K. Hill, L. Wimbush, D. Cook, M. Glover, D. Coleman. ROW 2: J. Chapman, D. Wiggins, A. Alston, J. Shannon, D. Brown, S. Lacey, T. Houston, M. Powell, S. Burris, E. Wilson, D. Mims. OEA ROW 1 (1-r): B. Kirkpatrick, K. Sturhill, D. McCants, V. Ivy. ROW 2, STANDING: D. Chism, L. Bridges, A. Thomas, A. Laney, M. Patterson, I. Hall, P. Martin, R. McRuel, J. Johnson. 53 Journal Rates “Top Notch ” The Journal Staff continues to keep Adams one of the best high school newspapers in the United States. In an attempt to upgrade writing skills, the Army conducted an all day workshop on newspaper writing, an ad-layout, and makeup. Bea Vincent, fashion editor of the Cleveland Press spent a week at Adams during the newspaper strike and taught interviewing and feature writing as well as presenting newspaper careers. Interviews with superstars like Nick Miletti provided sparkle but as always the main goal was to make The Journal a paper where every student was represented. We are sometimes proud of it, seldom ashamed of It but never satisfied with it . . . EDITORS: ROW 1 (1-r): M. Vernon, E. Henry. ROW 2: S. Beavers. S. Neal, S. Holloway, P. Williams, ]. Huggins. ROW 3: C. Lane, M. Connors, M. Glenn. M. Harris. 54 LEFT PAGE, TOP LEFT: Army ream leaches Journalism Workshop. TOP RIGHT: R. Lucky interviews San-taMan (Thompson). CENTER: Journalism class watches themselves on television monitor. RIGHT PAGE, TOP LEFT (1-r): A. Gee, K. Travis, C. Grant. CENTER LEFT (1-r): Mrs. S. Johnson, being interviewed by M. Harris, M. Reid, B. Reid, B. Wheeler in Press Conference. TOP RIGHT: R. Lanea artist. NEW REPORTERS: ROW 1 (1-r): L. Finley, P. Payne, D. Johns, P. Holden, B. Wheeler, M. Sharp. ROW 2: B. Craft, M. Thompson, J. Goins, M. Glover, T. Lee. M. Singlton, N. Foster. ROW 3: V. Byrd, J. Sullivan, B. McDougal. M. Vernon. M. Harris, D. Love, S. Kimbrough, E. Henry, M. Hagwood, M. Reid. 55 Gym Caps Develop Leadership Potentials The Girls Gym Captains Club, founded on November 6, 1923, is one of the oldest clubs in existence at John Adams. The club was formed for the purpose of improving the physical welfare of the girls and to assist the physical education teachers. In this organization there is representation from a wide variety of clubs. Many of the outstanding female students are members of the Girls Gym Captains Club. They have always proven to be an essential part of John Adams High. One of the high points in the Gym Cap’s season was the exciting volleyball game against the female faculty. The Gym Cap's had a lot of competition on their hands but still managed to slip by the Fighting Faculty with a 16-14 victory. TOP V. IVY: ROW 2: K. Rowell, C. Kelly, P. Hoffman, D. Turner, E. Williams, H. Marable, W. Dunn. ROW 3: C. Sheilds, G. Dunn, D. Chism, C. Brackett, M. Bailey, B. Brooks. ROW 4: S. Watkins, V. Mills, Z. Moore, K. Moore, D. Epps, M. Patterson, V. Cameron, C. Page, L. Johnson, B. Black, E. Anderson. NOT SHOWN: P. Ridgeway, T. Hall, A. Thomas, V. Smelly, R. Allen, V. Johnson. 36 STANDING ON KNEES: J. Little. M. Huff. STANDING: L. Jenkins. A. Ellison. C. Black. K. Richardson. LYING ON FLOOR: A. Jones, M. Glenn. C. Carmicheal. SITTING: M. Haynes, S. Douglass, P. Billingsley, D. Williams. NOT SHOWN: L. Grimes. L. Mills. OOPS!! falling from pose after standing just long enough to get their picture taken. 57 Radio Club Presents Soap Opera The Radio Club began airing a continuing soap opera in March 75 Lust of Night. They presented a J-J contest. an unlucky friday broadcast. and a 50’s dance. Vice-President, V. Midcalf President. R. Lucky M. Davis ROW 1 (1-r): SENIORS: A. Burkhalter. D. Hardy. M. Davis, D. Epps. ROW 2: V. Midcalf. V. Agnew. R. Lucky. 38 AUTO MECHANICS Students repair wheel. OFFICE HELPERS 150: SEATED: H. Rogers. R. Berry. A. Michael. STANDING: M. Michael. K. Euen, W. Alfred, B. Kirpatrick. 59 Office Helpers Serve School Faithfully — OFFICE HELPERS 107: ROW 1 (1-r): C. Bell, C. Anderson, P. Martin. ROW 2: D. Cook. B. Taylor, W. Dunn J. Dowell. ROW 3: Q. Jefferson, D. Stubb, S. Alston, R. Fellows, P. Brown. ROW 4: M. Dukes, R. Allen, J Goins, D. Rawls. OFFICE HELPERS 107: ROW 1 (1-r): D. Tarver, B. Craft, M. Elliott, D. Moore. ROW 2: D. Phillips, M. Easley, C. Lewis, L. White, K. Faynes, J. Ross, C. Cameron. 60 Often Without Recognition OFFICE 100 HELPERS: ROW 1 (1-r): A. Michael, T. Kennibrew, M. Dukes, C. Johnson, R. Sumbry. OFFICE HELPERS 123: ROW 1 (1-r): M. Smith, Q. Jefferson, H. Marable. ROW 2: P. Wright, S. Shepherd. D. Ray, S. Streeter. 61 20 New Members Inducted in Honor Society Creating an enthusiam for scholarship, stimulating a desire to render service, promoting worthy leadership, and encouraging the development of character in the pupils of John Adams High School is the purpose of the National Honor Society. Each year in February, this organization inducts new members on the basis of their scholarship, leadership, character and service. The National Honor Society also sponsors an Honor and Merit Roll Tea. Each semester scholarships are given to the top eight senior members at the end of the year. A trip to Niagra Falls was sponsored for the Senior Farewell. 62 TOP ROW (1-r): Sheryl Beavers, Sandra Holloway, Venetia Thomas, Jackie Johnson, Thomas Thompson, Brenda Brooks, Hulen McReynolds, Vanessa Agnew, Michael Tolliver, Debra Rice, Darlene McCants, Dennis Nichols. BOTTOM: Reniia Allen, Ruthy Wilson, Beryl Harris, and Marietta Patterson. LEFT PAGE, TOP LEFT: Sandra Holloway and Dennis Nichols hands Anita Walker her Scroll. TOP RIGHT: Micheal Tolliver lights candle symbolizing service, Dennis Nichols observes. RIGHT PAGE, TOP LEFT: Jocelyn Conwell, Beverly Johnson and Lyneite Johnson standing after receiving certificates. TOP RIGHT: New members being inducted into the society. ROW 1 (1-r): Beverly Johnson, Denise Bouyer, Vivian Woodruff, Karen Pippens. ROW 2: Jocelyn Conwell, Jacqueline Newett, Maxine Glen, Carron Beedles, Shirley Neal, Marchard Huff, Lynette Johnson. ROW 3: Anita Walker, Lillian Jones, Delvia Blythe wood, Michele Haynes, Cynthia Grant, Branetta Bronson, Cynthia Carmichael, Sherrell King. Stephanie Barr)'. 63 Red Cross ROW 1 (1-r): B. Martin, E. Anderson, R. Wallace, C. Williams. ROW 2: C. Jordan, C. McCoy, D. Harris, T. Boyd, G. Wallace, D. Dowery. ROW 3: R. HoopeT, B. Jackson, S. Thomas, C. Wise, M. Johnson, G. Blox-son. Red Cross ROW 1 (1-r): E. Saddler, B. Simms, L. Knox, V. Brandly, K. Bloxson. ROW 2: C. Lewis, Mrs. Trefts, P. Jones, L. Spruill, R. Hooper, D. Evans, G. Webbs, Y. Hurley, A. Haskin, G. Arnold. SEATED, (1-r) ROW 1: K. Hearn, A. Pickeit, D. Ewards. C. Warren, C. Jones, D. Bell, J. Appleby, D. Smiiy, E. Collins. L. McCuicheon. STANDING: E. Brown, C. rateman, E. Wallace, J. Walker, F. Blackman. P. Davis, E. King. CHEC ROW 1 (1-r): L. Cason., D. Minor, G. Mays. ROW 2: D. Flowers, S. Hawkins, B. Fryerson, P. King. ROW 3: C. Petigrew, C. Wilson, A. Thomas, S. Briggs, Mrs. Talley. DECA 65 r Drama Presents Four Plays The Drama Club has presented Hat Full of Rain, and Our Gang. Their play Hotel Happiness (based on a true life situation) was replaced because of controversial content. Two one act plays were also performed, Day of Absence and Contribution. As well as a tribute to Black Leadership Day. LEFT PAGE, TOP LEFT: David. MIDDLE LEFT: RIGHT: (1-r) O. Fitzgerald, K. Bloxson, L. Bolin. TOP RIGHT: E. Hewitt. RIGHT PAGE. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Coleman goes over script with C. Bolin. ROW 1 (1-r): M. Singlctcrry, K. Bloxson, V. Bembry, J. Mizeld. ROW 2: B. Davis, P. Williams, A. Burkhal-ter. C. Young, M. Gray. ROW 3: O. Fitzgerald, M. Lloyd, C. Bolin. ROW 4: L. Bolin, B. Brooks, D. Mobley, J. Conwell. ROW 5: E. Hewitt, D. Hardy. H. Griffin. 67 LEFT PAGE, TOP LEFT: M. Sharp. TOP RIGHT: D. Timmons. LOWER: J. Brown, L. Taylor. warn Drill Team ROW 2 (1-r): D. Harris, R. Garrett, M. Travis, R. Garrett, L. Merrill, L. Houston. ROW 2: T. Carter, R. Dubose, S. Johnson, B. Johnson, B. McDougal, S. Samuels, S. Huffman, E. Carter. ROW 3: L. Jenkins, T. McMickens, A. Garrett, L. Johnson, V. Paul, P. Canon, A. Johnson, J. Stangler. Chess Club SEATED (1-r): Vice-Pres., T. Thompson, M. Harris, H. McReynolds, Pres., D. Curtis. ROW 2: Mr. K. Fiore, J. Huggins, M. Singleterry, Mr. D. Brenner, D. Epps, M. Hairston, Mr. P. Frate. 69 Band ROW 1 (1-r): L. Fondren, B. Wheery, K. Pippens, P. Walker, R. Lane. ROW 2: D. Crom, M. Vernon, Y. White, D. Oden, B. Bowie. ROW 3: L. Burks, P. Bryant, M. Walker, K. Holt, D. Timmons, M. Hughes. ROW 4: G. Fitch, S. Bell, C. Vernon, M. Gordon, W. Burgen. ROW 1 (1-r): Mr. C. Foster, J. Hewitt, M. Walker, T. Laney, M. Huff, T. Wilson, K. King, L. Burkes. ROW 2: C. Barnes, J. Watkins, P. Bishop, D. Johnson, G. Anthony, K. Holt. ROWS: W. Dawson, S. Thompson. B. King, D. Mobley, R. Medcalf, P. Bryant, W. Burton. ROW 4: J. Gale, S. Mosley, R. Robinson, V. Robinson, S. Raines, R. Miller, D. King. ROW 5: M. Blane, T. Phillips, P. Coggins, B. Wildenson, M. Hughes, M. Corden, H. Harrison. Orchestra 70 JV Cheerleaders Girls Athletic Association ROW l(l-i): G. Kelly, P. Bryant. ROW 2: F. Scott, D. King. ROW 1: K. Pippins, K. Richardson, M. Huff. ROW 2: M. Huff, V. Smel-ley, B. Bronson. Modem Dance °W 1 (l-r): B. Wheeler, M. Waldron. ROW 2: Mrs. G. Kocab, C. Richardson, D. Blythwood, B. Brooks. Choral Club Strives for Excellence The John Adams Choral club gives an annual Winter and Spring Concert. They sang in the National Honor Society Induction in February. In March they sang in the Music Educators National Conference. One of their biggest events of the year was the honor of having 40 students sing in the 1400 voice choir of 12 schools in January. The choir sang with the Cleveland Orchestra, directed by Lorin Mazel. Bringing the curtain down on over 30 performances, the Choral club strives for excellence. Otta M. Christy, Director ROW 1: A. Mayes. M. Waldron, M. Martin, G. Brown. H. Jones, J. Gibson. NOT SHOWN: B. Brooks, Selected to represent Adams in the All City Band. ROW 1: G. Brown, T. Callaway, G. Pelly, R. Carrall, D. Hackett, W. Dodson, L. Marcus, J. Searcy, W. Betts, S. Phelps, H. Jones, E. Collins, C. Morgan, E. Hewitt, M. Davis. ROW 2: P. Bryant, K. Burgess, N Peoples, J. Williams, J. Sullivan, D. Wilson, R. Robinson, R. Brown, S. Primous, V. Boysaw, L. Johnson. ROW 1 (1-r): T. Culloway, M. Waldron. V. Dickerson, M. Martin. A. Mayes. P. Ridgeway. K. Bloxsom, T. Sudberry, L. Jackson. ROW 2: E. Hewitt, D. Brown, P. Fields, L. Fondron, I. Kennedy, K. Mathis, C. Godbold, C. Hildreth. ROW 3: W. Dodson, S. Phelps, R. Thomas. J. Williams, L. Marcus, W. Shaffer, J. Sullivan, C. King, D. Wilson, D. Mckett, J. Gibson, R. Walker. ROW 4: C. Morgan, J. Lee, R. Brown, H. Jones, E. Collins. R. Robinson, A. Warren, J. Israel, S. Primous, L. Johnson, D. Reeves. To sing with Cleveland Orchestra. ROW 3: S. Jones, B. Macklin, G. Blade, D. Barnes, D. Wilson. R. Thomas, R. Smith, A. Stubbs. J. Bailey. A. Warren. G. Tuttle, J. Israel, R. Daugherty. ROW 4: P.'Ridgeway. C. Tolliver. S. Watkias. T. Lancy. L. Jackson, D. Petters, J. Thompson, E. Williams, R. Williams, C. Godbald, Director. Otta M. Christy. Photojournalism Adds New Dimensions to ‘Rebelry9 Preparation for 1975 Rebelry began in May, 1974, as students attended four workshops to study layout, organization, advertising and exchange ideas to make this year's Rebelry the best yet. In October, a three screen media presentation of student life at Adams blew the minds of seniors and juniors who watched the 500 slide show and signed up for 600 books. Increased to 152 pages, Rebelry encompassed the whole school to compile the history of 1974-75. Our major pride was that photojournalism students did all the photography - including developing negatives and printing the final pictures. Rebelry is dedicated to you - our labor of love - a book truly written, designed and produced, by students for students. 74 LEFT PAGE, LOWER LEFT: M. Reed. LOWER CENTER: L. Redd. UPPER RIGHT: L. Jefferson. LOWER RIGHT: V. Agnew (Editor). RIGHT PAGE, UPPER LEFT: Mr. M. Harris photographs underclassmen. ROW 1 (1-r): L. Jefferson, T. McGunia, V. Agnew, J. Faynes, M. Sharp. ROW 2: B. Davis. D. Reed, R. Smith, M. Reed, L. Redd. R. Fitchard. NOT INCLUDED: N. Myler. 75 STUDENT S NAME ____ GRADE HOME ROOM N Grade Level BJLP.QRT PERIOD SUBJECT TEACHER 19th Weckll28th w. 38th Week MARK ilA.RH. ach attIIachMtt ACH ATT ACH ATT HOME ROOM ATTITUDE otals. ATTENDANCE DAYS TARDY ATTITUDE The I, 1, 4 each class reoi iJ pupil’s attitude � associates ajtd Ms Altitude detrimental annua! 1 o at c fl prom ot ioI entire sc retied■' ,r ear proRtes The I trial l null’s tOt ,‘ E xccllcnt Satisfactory hr.pro vemen. ■edod « ui 2 -« O Qe r Adams, Valerie Agnew, Vanessa Alexander, Lesile Alexander, Phyllis Alexander, Trina Alford, Mary Allen, Renita Alston, Stephanie Anderson, Carolyn Anderson, Stephanie Arnold, Gina Artis, Annette Bailey, David Bailey, Norccn Baker, Paula Bankston, Sharon 78 I % I Barber, Corinda Beavers, Sheryl Bell, Donald Bell, Marvin Bell, Pamela Benton, Cynthia Blade, Marty Blakely, Cynthia Blanchard, Dale Blanchard, Willie Blcxson, Kathey Blythewood, Cassandra Blythewood, Delvia Boddie, Venita Boyd, Mary Boysaw, Terri 4 79 Boysaw, Virgil Bracken, Cynthia Brantley, Robbin Brewer, Belinda Briggs, Sharon Brooks, Brenda Brooks, Thomas Brown, Annette Brown, Barbara Brown, Dorene Brown, Herbert Brown, Lethel Brown, Mary Brown, Viola Bruce, Denise Buckner, Betty p Burkhalter, A Burks, Sandra Burrell, Yvonne Burris, Sharon Bush. Patricia Bush, Roy Byarse, Rudolph Campbell, Jada Campbell, Lafayette Carmichael, David Carroll, Renee Carson, Secunda Carter, Brenda Carter, Mary Cason, Leatrice Chapman, Jean � 81 V, Cheeks, Kim • Childress, Linda Chism, Deborah Coates, Tecora Coleman, Barbara Coleman, Dana Coleman, Jane Collins, Esco Collins, Phyllis Congress, Brenda Conwell, Joyelyn Cook, Donna Corley, Chrishon Craft, Rory Cranfield, Janice Crawford, Harrison 82 Davis, Dorothy Dawkins, Alex Dean, Damita Dickinson, Vernes Dowery, Diane Dukes, Marchelle Dunn, Cherry Dunn, Winsome Durrah, Lawanda Edwards, Shirley English, Jerry Epps, Donna Curiis, Donald Dale, Jewell Davis, Brenda Davis, Consuella 83 Ewing, Cathy Ezell, Kevin Faynes, Julie Fenn, Sandra Fields, Ruby Fritcheard, Rickie Flonoury, Reginald Flood, Shanda flowers, Brenda Flowers, Dairy Forbes, Dawn Foster, Jackie Franklin, Robert Gaines, Linda Gardner, Aileen Gardner, Quentin 84 mm mmmmm mmmm Gayle, Joann Gee, Alben Gibbons, Lillie Gibson, Nadine Glanton, Jessie Glover, Marcia Goggins, Phillip Gooch, Willie Gosha, Denise Graham, Lamont Graves, Brenda Grissett, Donnie Gross, Patricia Gulley, Valarie Hale, James Hall, Tamie 85 Harden, Henry Hardmon, Sylvia Hardy, Doris Harris, Beryl Harris, Karen Harris, Michelle Harris, Robin Harrison, Regina Harrison, Sheryl Harvey, Henry Hatcher, Adrianne Haskin, Annette Hayes, Cheryl Haywood, Gisele Hearn, Kenneth Hewitt, Eva 86 Hightower, Charlene Hill, Brenda Hill, Debra Hill, Kathy Hill, Linda Hill, Sandra Hines, Barbara Hines, Beverly Hoffman, Penny Holloway, Sandra Hooper, Robin Houston, Theodora Howell, Lawrence Howell, Vicki Hubbard, Arvin Hubbard, Stephanie 87 Huffman, Sandra Huggins, Jacqueline Hurt, Denise Isabel 1, Darlene Israel, John Ivy, Vicki Jackson, Charles Jackson, Debra Jackson, Laurie Jackson, Lawrence Jacobs, Felecia Jacobs, Larry Jefferson, Luzelle Jenkins, Richard Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Amita 88 Johnson, Beverly Johnson, Donald Johnson, Earlene Johnson, Jacqueline Johnson, Lamar Johnson, Lynnette Johnson, Marshall Johnson, Pledger Johnson, Roseua Johnson, Renita Johnson, Vicki Jones, Lillian Jones, Mischa Jones, Myrna Jones, Patrica Jones, Robert 89 ■S5M Jones, Thomasina Jordan, Felescia Jordan, Laura Judah, Irene Keith, Diane Kelly, Patricia Kennedy, Iva Kennbrew, Thomasine Key, Rebecca Kimbrough, Karl King, Ernest King, Pamela King, Ricardo King, Sherrell Kirby, Kaye Lacey, Sherry 90 Landrum, Carla Laney, Arlene Lee, Denise Levert, Randy Lewis, Carol Lindsey, Deborah Lockeu, Janice London, Phyllis Lucky, Ronald Mack, Michelle Macklin, Brenda Madison, Kelley Majors, Alan Majors, Deborah Marable, Henrietta Marcus, Charles 91 mm Martin, Peggy Martin, Tonita Mathews, Marcia Mathis, Wendell Mays, Michael McCallister, David McCants, Darlene McClure, Lanice McCoy, Carolyn McCray, Alvin McCruel, Renne McCurry, Renee McCutcheon, Lee McFarland, Debra McGuina, Tyrone McKenzie, Alexander 92 McKinley, Vickie McKinley, Cynthia McMickcns, Tanya McNear, Antoinette McQueen, John McReynolds, Hulen Means, Sharon Merrill, Lucinda Michael, Ida Midcalf, Vcnita Middlebrooks, Russell Miller, Augustus Miller, Pamela Mills, Vicky Mims, Deborah Mims, Franklin Minor, Deborah Mitchell, Keith Mitchell, Tim Mobley, Alandriia Montgomery, Frankye Moore, Althea Moore, Tara Moore, Terry Moore, Zarita Morgan, Curtis Mosely, Sandra Motley, Linda Myler, Nancy Nash, Francine Nichols, Dennis Paige, Sue Parker, Lorine Parker, Richard Patterson, Marietta Patterson, Josephine Patterson, Ronald Patton, Renee Patton, Robert Payne, Earl Payne, Robert Payton, Kenneth Pearson, Elizabeth Pearson, Terrance Pelly, Gina Pendleton, Rebecca Perkins, Emmett Perry, Henry 95 Pettigrew, Carolyn Phelps, Angela Phelps, Gale Phelps, Marilyn Phillips, Debra Phillips, Eldora Pinson, Charlene Porter, Sharon Porter, Theresa Pruitt, Michael Purdie, Deborah Ranch, Delores Rankin, Deborah Ray, Rodney Reed, Donald Pinkey, Donna 96 : Reid, Melony Rencher, Richard Renis, Beverly Rice, Debra m Rice, Sylvia Richardson, Chonita Ridgeway, Patricia Rivers, Audie Robbins, Glenda Robbins. Linda Roberts, Sherline Robertson, Jackie Robinson, Richard Robertson, Claudette Rodgers, Hazel Rosenthal, Debra 97 Rosenthal, Gwen Rowell, Karen Saddler, Ricky Samuels, Carolyn Sanders, Lillian Scott, Cethel Scott, John Scoot, Sonia Sealey, Melvin Scab, Douglas Sears. Lavonnc Sucll, Herman Shannon, Janice Sharp, Marilyn Sims, Beverly Sims, Kenneth m Sims, Linda Skinner, Brenda Skipper, Debra Sledge, Doreen Small, Gloria Smelley, Vcnita Smith, Anthony Smith, Belinda Smith, Denise Smith, Donna Smith, Lenore Soloman, Debra Soloman, Patricia Sommerville, Gwen Spruill, Linda Spruill, Pamela 99 Stapleton, Debra Stephens, Diane Stokes, Bridget Stubbs, Denise Sturghill. Kathy Sumbry, Rosalind Switzer, Debra Talley, Gloria Tate, Linda Taylor, Anthony Taylor, Brenda Taylor, Leonard Thrasher, Anita Thomas, Angela Thomas, Annette Thomas, Carolyn IH Thomas, Ionne Thomas, Laveme Thomas, Rickie Thomas, Venita Thompson, Joyce Thompson, Thomas Tiller, Broderick Timmons, Daryl Tolbert. Maggiclcan Tolliver, Michael Turner, Diane Turner, Tina Wad ley, Majorie Wagner, Mattie Waldron, Mona Wallance, Gwen Wallace, Jerome Walker, Myron Walker, Victoria V aiton, Linda Ward, Vivian Washington, Deborah Washington, Michael Wasson, Michael Watkins, Sheriada Watson, Valencia Watters, Ann Watts, Marlene Weaver, Dexter Webbs, Gwen West, Dale Wheeler, Barbara 102 While, Benita While, Denise Willow, Willie Whiison, Diana Wiggins, Pamela Williams, Anthony Williams, Darrell Williams, Elaine Williams, Jerome Williams, Rosha Williams, Sirloyd Wilson, Carrie Wilson, Casilda Wilson, Daruis Wilson, Elizabeth Wilson, Jacqueline 103 Wilson, Ruthy Winston, Jacqueline Wise, Marcia Woodruff, James Woodruff, Vivian Woods, Charlene Woods, Jola Wright, Pamela Young, Crystal Young, Renita Young, Stephen Williams, Randolp Walton, Toni Keith, William Roberson, Wanda 104 RIGHT PAGE, TOP LEFT: S. Cumithers. CENTER LEFT: Top seniors. LOWER LEFT: Seniors rushed to class. UPPER RIGHT: T. McGunia. LOWER RIGHT: Dress up day. 105 ‘Senior Superlatives’ Chosen by Classmates MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jackie Huggins MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Thomas Thompson BEST BUILD Vcnita Smelley MOST TALKATIVE Torclla Kelly PRETTIEST SMILE Curtis Morgan CLASS FLIRT Eddie Holloway MOST ACTIVE Brenda Brooks BEST COUPLE Althea Burkhalter Ronald Patterson MOST ACTIVE Norman Warren PRETTIEST EYES Richard Robinson PRETTIEST SMILE Linda Spruill BEST BUILD Quentin White 106 These seniors were chosen as Senior Superlatives” by their classmates, the results were tabulated by Mr. Ste vens. MOST POPULAR Robin Hooper e I — n i' q [« BEST DRESSED Keith Mitchell ODDEST NICKNAME Country David Carmichael TALLEST Alvin Dc Bose MOST BASHFUL Jackie Huggins MOST BASHFUL Melvin PRETTIEST LEGS Robert Franklin MOST RESPECTED WITTIEST MOST ATHLETIC Richard Oglesby BEST PERSONALITY Pat Jones SHORTEST Philiss Alexander PRETTIEST EYES BEST PERSONALITY Ronald Lucky MOST RESPECTED Eva Hewitt The following people were also chosen as 'Senior Superlatives’. but were not photographed. BEST LOOKING: Richard Lash and Henrietta Marable BEST DANCERS: Jerome Williams and Loventra Knox PRETTIEST HAIR: Bernard Garrett PRETTIEST LEGS: Gina Pelly CLASS CLOWNS: Jerome Williams and Jackie Hubbard CLASS FLIRT: Juanita Hall ODDEST NICKNAME: Pam Smoky King SHORTEST: Jerry Avant MOST TALKATIVE: Charles Hicks PRETTIEST AFROS: Richard Lash and Iva Kennedy Marcie Glover questions in Journalism class. TALLEST Elaine Williams RIGHT PAGE, TOP LEFT: Mr. Caine, Cool Cop. TOP RIGHT: T. Williams hopeful star with a folk guitar. LOWER LEFT: Scholarly class president, Rodney Ray. LOWER RIGHT: B. Powell. 109 rw. j. m .1 PERMANENT RECORD - PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS - CLEVELAN LAST NAME FIRST JUNIOR HIGH MIDDLE SENIOR DATE 1 10B TS. MK. OATC GRADE 7B 7A QO 8A 9B 9A M K. WK MK. MK. MK. I MK. r� T3. MK. MK. PT3. MK. MK. 111,1 ALGEBRA SCIENCE • 1 JR. BUS. TYPING 1 1 B IND. ARTS SA _] M MO ART HOME ECON. CL r MUSIC PHYS. ED. DAYS ABS. DAYS ATT. TEST RECORD 12B J Date CiH Name of Test Form 1 Q PLR O. 9. U. PSYCH. score Percentile Rank ACHIEVEMENT TESTS SCORE — SUMMARY OF STUDENTS SEMESTERS YR. 3EM. IADS. ATT. DATE 1 P T9. T. PT9. | ' | n 4r INSTITUTION PLACE DATE — Col � (• TrjnJcripl T ! 110 Anderson, P. Bailey, C. Ball, M. Berry, S. Battle, B. Beavers, D. Berry, R. Bivins, B. Bivins, B. Black, W. Blackwell, M. Blakely, V. Board, L. Booker, V. Bouyer, D. Bowman, R Bridges, G. Brown, B. Brown, C. Brown, M. Brown, M. Brown, D. Burgess, C mm Caldwell, R. Cameron, C. Cameron, V. Chambers, C. Carmichael, C Clark, J. Cox, C. Davis, B. Davis, N. Debose, R. Douglass, S Evans, R. Early, J. Failey, E. Fields. P. Glenn, M. Goldsby, K. Golphin, P. Grant, C. Grayer, M. Hardin, C. Hardwell, B Harision, M Harris, D. Haynes, M. 113 Idom. G. Haskin, A Hearn, T. Henry. F. Hill. A. Hunter, E. Jefferson, B. Jefferson, M. Jefferson, Q. Jefferson, S. Jones, J. Jones, W. Johnson, J. Johnson, S. Jordan, M. Kelly. B. Larry, V. Lewis, S. Lowery, D Martin, S. Martenis, M McGunia, S. Mathis, R. Melton, R. Penniston, V 114 m i S Minnife, R. Moore, D. Newett, S. Pace, S. Travis, M. Pierce, L. Pius, M. Pittman, L. Pippens, K. Evans, R. Polk, R. Richardson, T. Robinson, H. Polk, Y. Richmond, K. Ross, J. Pulley, J. Roberts, A. Sales, S. Rean, S. Roberts, T. Scales, M. Reed, M. Robinson, R. Scott, S. 115 116 Simpson, T. Sinclair, R. Sinclair, C. Slade, J. Smith, D. Smith, E. Smith, J. Smith, M. Smith, R. Sparks, J. Steele, D. Stevens, S. Stewart, A. Stone, O. Sullivan, D Sweeney, C. Travis, M. Talbert. D. Tarver, D. Talbert, W. Travis, K. Pittman, L. FI Vernon, T. Walker, A. Walls, T. Warren, P. Watson, C. Whipple. C. White. T. Wilcox, M. Williams, B. Wilson, K. Wilson, T. Thomas, P. Woodruff, D. Fellows, C. Fryerson, B. Floyd, R. Hanes, M. Nimmons, S 117 CLASS REGISTRATION CARD H. R. Teacher H. R. No. Class Teacher Class Rm. No. LAST NAME FIRST NAME M. I. M T W Th F GRADE and SUBJECT PERIOD S CHECK ONE FIRST SEMESTER [ ] SECOND SEMESTER ( ] DAYS DUE REPORT PERIOD 1 ACHIEVEMENT A B C D F INC. ATTITUDE 1 2 3 2 A B C D F INC. 1 2 3 3 A B C D F INC. 1 2 3 4 A B C D F INC. 1 2 3 5 A B C D r INC. I 2 3 FINAL 6 MARK A B C D F 1 2 3 ENCIRCLE AT END OF COURSE POINTS EARNED 60 50 40 30 25 20 15 10 5 OTHER [ ] CLASS TEACHER'S SIGNATURE LOST BOOK POST ENDING DATE BOOK TITLE BOOK NO. PAID OWES BOOK CONDITION F G F P STUDY HALL ROW or TABLE SEAT NO. mmm 119 Ad3ms, P. Arrington, P. Bacon, A. Barnes, J. Burton, S. Bates, S. Bell, W. Bembry, V. Billings)', P. Bishop, P. Bouldin, A. Brown, M. Brownley, M Bryant, P. Burgess, K. Butts, L. Burnes, M. Campbell, F. Carlirle, D. Cox, S. Childs, C. Childs, G. Coleman, L Coleman, V. Crockrom, 1 120 Daniels, D Daniels, L. Davis, G. Davis. M. Dean, C. Dowery, B. Elliott, M. English, S. Foster, A. Foster, N. Garret, R. Gates, V. Gilbert, M. Glover, R. Gooden, G. Hant, C. Henry, R. Hildreth, C Hodges, D. Hooks, M. Horton, V. Hull, M. Ivey, C. Jackson, M. Jackson, R. 121 122 Jacobs, D. Jacobs, D. Jefferson, B. Jefferson, J. Jefferson, M Jenkins, C. Jemigan, S. John, D. Johnson, A. Johnson, A. Johnson, C. Johnson, D. Jones, A. Jones, L. Jones, M. Jones, V. Kelley, G Kelley, K Keer, M. Kern, M. Kimbough, S Kirtlcy, K. Lee, M. Lillie, L. Lloyd, M. BP Lomax, G. Love, D. Luster, J. Lymore, A Lynch, T. Marshall, R. Martin, S. Matthews, C. Matthews, S. McDougal, B. Martin, P. McGhee, M. Meredith, A. Momissete, K. Moore, B. Moore, E. Moore, M. Moore, S. Murph, C. Murph. E. Murray, R. Nelson, M. Patterson, R Phillips, J. Phillips, M. 123 Pinkney, C Powell, B. Powell, Y. Raines, R. Raines, S. Ramsey, W. Rawls, W. Richardson, E. Richardson, K. Rowsen, C. Rutherford, D. Scott, F. Simpson, A. Siner, E. Singleton, M. Small, B. Smith, M. Smith, P. Sullivan, L. Smith, R. Smith, T. Soloman, L Stevens, T Sullivan, J Sullivan, L 124 I Samuels, S. Tan. D. Taylor, D. Taylor, W. Terrell, S. Travis, D. Turner, T. Tyler, D. Vincent, G. Walker, F. Warren, T. Washington, I. Whipple, A. White, L. Stubbs, A. Mitchell, D. Wilson, B. Wilson, T. Windham, P. WIx, A. Wallace, F. Walker, A. Thompson, J Thomas, R. Thomas, J. 125 Holmes, Y. Isom, C. Jones, L. Kocab Lavette, G. Merritt, S. Norfleet, S Page, E. Powell, B. Sims. M. 126 Mr. Caldwell Retires Mr. Caldwell, ex-coach, has taught at JA for 39 years. His first year at John Adams was our first number one Senate win. In 1937 and 1939 we won city championships under his leadership. The trophies arc still in our main hallway. Although he has not coached In 19 years he is Athletic Director of all sports. Students here at John Adams love and respect him for his knowledge and experience. A good man at John Adams will always be remembered. 127 128 UUILI UulIL.I UV.IU! thE history of Block peopIe.1i giFred a What expresses your identity? Hobbies that you undenake? Your clothes or buttons? Your special phrase? Your group of friends? Identity sets you apart from 3000 people in high school. It lets others know I'm me! And we're different. Surrounded by others constantly makes one know he must have an identity or sink into oblivion. Have you made your record in Adams? JA Students Express Identities m LEFT PAGE. TOP LEFT: P. Ridgeway. LOWER LEFT: M. Campbell. UPPER RIGHT: Artwork. LOWER RIGHT: D. Reed. RIGHT PAGE. UPPER LEFT: V. Watson. LOWER LEFT: Tomorrow is forever. UPPER RIGHT: Artwork. LOWER RIGHT: C. Brown. 130 131 Gridmen Nipped From Championship by JFK J.A. Football team showed many outstanding abilities. All East Senate players were B. Garrett, R. Jenkins N. Warren, A. McCray, and G. Cunningham. East Senate M. V.P. - N. Warren also All Scholastic and All North Eastern Ohio. N. Warren leading scorer and had leading yardage with 42 pts. and 602 yds. Longest kickoff returns was by. Brown a 92 yards T.D. against J.F.K. and the longest punt return was J. Redford a 55 yard return. The most outstanding offensive lineman was V. Boysaw. Defense allowed Alliance 86 yards in the first half and down to - 3 yds. in the second half. East High was h to a total of - 5 yds. While Collinwood was held to a total of 7 yards. John Hay only had a total of 11 yds. in offense. And defensively R. Jenkins had the most quarterback sacks. SCORE BOARD J.A. OPPONENTS 0 W. Harding 46 14 Alliance 7 0 M. McKinley 10 8 Glenville C 6 East Tech 21 28 East High ( 18 John Hay t 28 Collinwood ( 20 J.F.K. 2( 122 VARSITY: BOTTOM ROW (1-r): D. Bouldln. L. Barber. I. Craft. C. Cunningham, K. Curry. K. Mitchell, V. Boysaw. W. Perdue. B. rett, J. Gibson, R. Jcnkin . SECOND ROW, STANDING (1-r): Def. Coach B. Scedhouse. Head Coach G. Young. W. Farrier. H. Robin Davis, R. Hairston, W. Kelley. R. Melton. K. Hardy. B. Patrick. J. Raldfold. R. Polk. T. Thomason. D. Smith. J. Tucker. J. Brow ROW 3 (1-r): HEAD COACH: Your.g. LINE COACH: Olsen. T. Frazier. T. Jefferson. R. Garrett. J. Powell. M. Ward, T. Strong. R. G E. donate. R. Franklin. C. Market. P. Appleby. J. Appleby. A. McCray. LEFT PAGE, TOP LEFT: A. McCray, split end. LEFT PAGE, TOP CENTER: E. Gollatte throws a block against JFK. RIGHT PAGE, TOP LEFT: Quarterback K. Mitchell. RIGHT PAGE. CENTER LEFT: J. Tucker, L. Barber. RIGHT PAGE, TOP CENTER: Offense huddle up. RIGHT PAGE, CENTER: D. Smith, R. Jenkins surround the fumble. RIGHT PAGE, TOP RIGHT: Defensive coach Seedhouse, Linecoach Olson, Head coach Young. JUNIOR VARSITY: ROW 1 (1-r): M. McKlney. M. Long. E. Levert. D. Prlnjous. D. Wilson. D. King. ROW 2: A. Gorde. W. Harrison. O. Cleveland Leslie, C. Scott. K. Lowerv. L. Whinsetl, W. Willis, B. Sinclair. Lurch. Coach Adams. DEFENSE: NOT INCLUDED: W. Hamm. S.’Robinson. T. Hunt. E. Spcigncr. M. Evans. D. Patterson. M. Williams. A. Waltho. P. Mintcr. W. Harrison. R. Lee. M. Siner. M. Murry. F. Dejamct. 133 Cross-Country, Track Teams Rank “Number One” John Adams' main objective is to win. Cross-country has executed it with honors. Races were held on a two mile course plotted in Woodhill Park. Lower score wins, because the number one finish card is given to the first man through the shoot. EaCi o adc no a or oLUKt dUAKL J.A. VS OPPONENT 16 East Tech 47 20 East High 51 16 CoIIinwood 47 27 Glensville 40 0 20 J.F. Kennedy 45 29 Benedictine 28 Kins bury Champ Shootout Champion 5th Place Senate CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM: ROW 1 (1-r): P. Davis, R. Lucky, R. Flonoury, K. Kimbrough, K. Travis, S. Da-ROW 2: Mr. J. Patterson (coach), E. Huffman, B. Williams, R. Thomas, B. Speigner, A. Smith. 134 LEFT PAGE, TOP LEFT: Into shoot for proof of two mile run, S. Davis. TOP CENTER: A prayer before each meet given by team captain R. Lucky. LOWER CENTER: Adams defeats East High at meet. RIGHT PAGE, TOP LEFT: R. Flo-noury. CENTER LEFT: One .... Two .... Three .... Adams. CENTER LEFT: Coach Patterson checking times. CENTER RIGHT: B. Speig-ner. TOP RIGHT: K. Kimbrough holds number one finish card to make Adams the East Senate champion. MIDDLE RIGHT: Pacing himself for endurance J. Slade completes mn. LOWER RIGHT: Conditioning is the success of a good runner, S. Davis. VARSITY SQUAD: ROW 1 (1-r): S. Davis, K. Kinbrough, P. Davis. ROW 2: B Speigner, R. Lucky, R. Flonoury, K. Travis. 135 Ml Track Trophies Dominate John Adams Showcase Track gives a runner a feeling of personal accomplishment. Practice starts in January and season ends in March. One obstacle Adams faces is no indoor track. After school, hurdle runners practice on first floor in main hall Track runners practice on second and third floors. Pacing themselves down hall they slide around desks at each end of the hall to simulate an indoor track. Mr. James Patterson (coach) says, We met Glcnville and won for the first time in about fifteen years. SCORE BOARD J. A. VS OPPONENT 57 East Tech 37 47 Euclid 64 47 East High 13 42 Cleveland Hts. 59 46 Glenville 21 East High J.F. Kennedy John Marshal Akron Buctcl Ashland Indoor Championship SPRINTERS: ROW 1 (1-r): D. Addle, G. Sattiewhite, C. Veal, R. Melton, A. Hunt. M. Murry, B. Sinclair, Walthaw. ROW 2: A. Stennis, J. Scott, D. Harris, E. Logan, D. Christian, R. Scott, A. Brown. J. Craft. R 3: D. Blanchard, C. Morgan, F. Walker, J. Threat, K. Pace, I. Coleman, S. Davis. LEFT PAGE. TOP LEFT: Mr. J. Patterson (track coach). TOP RIGHT: Mr. J. Cody (field coach) demonstrating the shot put technique. RIGHT PAGE, TOP LEFT: P. Davis doing hurdle stretches before running. MIDDLE LEFT: Sizing up crowd of 10,000, C. Morgan awaits mile relay. TOP CENTER: Psyching himself up is K. Kimbrough. LOWER CENTER: As time for race nears, P. Davis takes warmup lap. TOP RIGHT: Anchor man S. Davis, fastest man to run on Euclids' track. DISTANCE RUNNERS: ROW 1 (1-r): L. McClure. L. Taylor, C. Kimbrough. D. Jennings. C. Sinclair. R. Thomas. R. Lucky. ROW 2: P. Davis. T. Wilson. A. Smith. E. Huffman. B. Spcigner. K. Travis, R. Flo-noury. M. Cummings, D. Taylor. 137 Cagers Lose Second Tournament Game Basketball requires fast reactions along with running and jumping. JA’s basketball players know where the hoops are by finishing the season with a record of 4 wins and 5 losses. Entering the Tournaments with high hopes, we eked out East High 49-48 but we were eliminated by Shaw High. TOP SCORERS FOR THE SEASON NAMES POINTS R. Franklin 89 N. Warren 80 T. Jefferson 61 R. Patterson 59 T. Frazier 50 138 VARSITY: ROW 1 (1-r): B. Reed, N. Warrens, C. Gordon, D. Can, M. Williams, T. Wards. ROW 2: Coac Lloyd, P. Appleby, R. Franklin, T. Frazier. R. Patterson, W. Bryd, Coach Soljanyk. LEFT PAGE, TOP LEFT: M. Williams dribbles down coun. LEFT PAGE, TOP CENTER: A. Fraizcr signals a play on the tip off. RIGHT PAGE, TOP LEFT: P. Appleby shoots a foul shot at the line. RIGHT PAGE, TOP RIGHT: A. Frazier, R. Patterson, M. Williams, P. Appleby, W. Bryd, T. Ward huddles up. VARSITY: ROW 1 (1-r): K. Glover, K. Paste, Coach Soljanyk, G. Williams, M. Jones. ROW 2: J, Pronty, M. Evans, D. Carr. ROW 3: R. Mojo, K. Hardy. 139 JT Wrestlers End Mediocre Season INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Wrestling requires physical excercise - building muscles for tills contact SENIOR sport. JA wrestlers showed capability and good sportsmanship. NAMES W L Outstanding wrestlers are V. Boysaw with a record of 9 wins and 1 loss G. Laccy 0 2 and L. Graham with 8 wins and 2 losses. V. Curry became the Most A. Fitzgerald 0 5 Improved Wrestler (4 wins, 4 losses). R. Parker 0 2 In the Columbia Tournament, V. Boysaw placed second, L. Graham V. Curry 4 4 placed third and V. Curry won fourth. V. Boysaw 9 1 R. Craft 1 6 R. Ray 0 8 _ VARSITY: ROW 1 (1-r): V. Boysaw, V. Curry, A. Fitzgerald, R. Patton, L. Graham. ROW 2: F. Middlebroo! R. Parker, R. Betts, V. Wilson, V. Wilson. A. Phillips. ROW 3 (1-r): D. Daniels, C. Coleman, S. Stevens, Craft. Coach Grubclnik. 140 1 LEFT PAGE. TOP LEFT: C. Coleman wins proudly. RIGHT PAGE. TOP LEFT: M. Graham attempted a pin against Collinwood. RIGHT PAGE, MIDDLE LEFT: S. Stevens, V. Boysaw cheer for their team. RIGHT PAGE, TOP CENTER: R. Patton, victim opposed him. RIGHT PAGE, TOP RIGHT: E. Middlebrook, V. Curry looks on. JUNIOR VARSITY: ROW 1 (1-r): E. Levert, R. Lee, D. Oden, D. Rowser, J. Jackson. ROW 2: R. McQueen, N. Alexander, F. Browny, L. Whittsette, W. Julian, R. Williams. ROW 3: T. Strong, M. Williams, R. Roberts, R. Smith, Coach - Smythe. 141 Girls Volleyball Team Playing at South High, D. ROWl(l-r):T. Hall, K. Richarderson, V. Smelley. C. Black, V. Ivy. Turner. Girls Basketball Team ROW l(l-r): B. Bronson. S. Martin, C. Harper. IN FRONT: V. Smelley. B. Battles. V. Walker. ROW 2: M K. Pippens, A. Hall, T. Smelley, L. Grimes, M. Huff, E. Richardson. ROW 3: F. Glenn, W. Jones. U2 RIGHT PAGE. TOP LEFT: Coming into the gate K. Travis. R. Fionoury, finishing their race in the East Senate Sectional. RIGHT PAGE, TOP CENTER: T. Hall gets ready on the serve against South High. LOWER LEFT: K. Harding is disappointed about the game against J.F. K. TOP RIGHT: C. Black ready for the serve. LOWER LEFT: V. Wilson shows wrestling skills. 143 Records of Our Lives M4 Unconsciosly everything is recorded, but we don’t remember. The certificates, papers and awards we receive are our only written records. Only the mind records what was involved in obtaining these records. Be careful. Look where you’re going, but mold clean tracks for a proud past. When you formed the tracks was there mud in the footprints? 4- LEFT PAGE. TOP LEFT: H. Liford. LOWER LEFT: M. Campbell. TOP CENTER: B. Brooks. LOWER CENTER: Friendly checker game. TOP RIGHT: V. Midcalf. RIGHT PAGE. TOP LEFT: Viedo tape camera. LOWER LEFT: P. Fields. TOP CENTER: L. Burgan. TOP RIGHT: Patch pants. LOWER RIGHT: K. Bloxom. m 145 Fashions Reevaluated $4,125 weekly goes to Adam's students fashions. Fashions have gone from glitter rock styles to fifties styles this year. Fashions are no longer completely ruled by fads. Students are dressing in what they feel is right for them. But do high school students put too much emphasis on dress? In January of ”75'' a fatal shooting incident occurred at East Tech, over clothing. According to the Plain Dealer, Lt. George Trammel, of Cleveland Police Department, said Reports of stolen clothes are made fairly often. Guns are brought to school to prevent clothing thefts. How important are clothes to you? 146 mmmm LEFT PAGE, TOP LEFT: High waisted pants. CENTER LEFT: C. Robltson wears fashionable hooded top. LOWER LEFT: D. Smith models tied head scarf. TOP CENTER: R. Patton displays jean jacket. LOWER CENTER: S. Holloway dons the big skirt look. TOP RIGHT: T. McGunnia shows the layered look. BOTTOM RIGHT: D. Green wears double breasted leather coat. RIGHT PAGE, TOP LEFT: Blue jeans. LOWER LEFT: N. Foster sports gigantic tinted glasses. TOP CENTER: Earth shoes. TOP RIGHT: Double pierced ear. CENTER RIGHT: Leather purse. LOWER RIGHT: Platform shoes. 14B ---------:-:— $ohn 4 Luna JJifk Sc hoof 3817 EAST 116TH STREET EXIT PERMIT During ________ period Name Date GRANTED BY _________ H R. RIGHT PAGE, TOP LEFT: Exit permit. LOWER LEFT: Washing window. UPPER RIGHT: Delivering Journal Newspapers. LOWER LEFT: Student working. U9 Mi.- Aaron, Ishmal - 3321 E. 117, 561-5082 Alexander, Phyllis - 11214 Marilden, 271-6154 Allen, Renita - 2983 E. 123 , 921-6154 Bailey, Lewis - 2848 E. 102. 229-2050 Bailey, Moreen - 10108 Orlean, 341-8940 Bass. Sylvia - 3422 E. 116. 921-1943 Beavers. Sheryl 12901 Dove, 991-9244 Bell, Brenda - 12504 Holbom, 921-7631 Bell. Cathy - 2553 E. 125, 752-7859 Bell, Pamela - 3226 E. 116, 295-0262 Blakey, Cynthia - 9520 Manor, 229-5705 Blanchard, Willie - 10900 Dove, 441-3547 Brooks, Brenda - 16914 Lipton, 581-0546 Brantley, Robin - 10202 Hilgert, 795-6713 Bridges, Loretta - 12021 Corlctt, 991-8496 Brown, Annette - 12210 Farringdon, 991-0098 Brown, Gayle - 3631 E. 131, 283-0974 Brown, Glenn - 3546 E. 113. 991-5127 Brown, Lethel - 4292 E. 124 Brown, Ruby - 10305 Parkview, 791-5188 Bryant. Lori - 3666 E. 105, 883-1617 Boddie, Venita - 9421 Carton, 441-6641 Boyd, Mary - 11904 Parkview, 791-5754 Boysaw, Terri - 11707 E. Blvd.. 752-4168 Buckner, Betty - 12801 Parkhill, 921-3575 Burks, Sandra - 9905 Prince, 429-1043 Cannon, Anquinette - 3661 E. 129, 752-6833 Cannon, Leon - 12017 Forest, 751-6621 Card, Sheryl - 11914 E. Blvd., 991-4120 Carroll, Renee - 3671 E. 103. 441-4311 Carson, Secunda - 12916 Angelus, 283-9521 Carter, Mary - 3621 E. 116, 491-9680 Cason, Leatrice - 9714 Aetna, 641-2331 Chapman, Rosa - 4228 E. 186, 283-8154 Chancy, Christine - 9518 Anderson, 391-2355 Cheeks, Kim - 11021 Nelson. 441-0281 Cheney. Cedric - 12409 Angelus, 751-1913 Childress, Melinda - 10330 Park Hts., 883-7237 Coleman. Brenda - 10802 Parkview, 229-2084 Coleman, Jane - 11705 Centinental, 795-8243 Coleman. Miriam - 3582 E. 117, 921-2486 Coop- Joyce - 3673 E. 110. 441-0846 Craft, Rory - 12318 Watterson. 921-2955 Davis, Darnits - 9821 Marah, 271-1258 Dunn, Cherry - 9411 Beacon, 883-7557 Dunn, Sinsome - 9411 Beacon, 883-7557 Dukes. Marchcllc - 11117 Prince Ezell, Kevin - 3529 E. 82, 441-3175 Fenn, Sandra - 4085 E. 123, 991-7561 Fitcheard, Rickie - 581-2071 Fields. Ruby - 4128 E. 108, 271-1013 Flood. Shanda - 3035 E. 82, 441-3175 Forbes, Dawn - 2930 E. 117, 368-1155 Foster, Jacqulinc - 3974 E. 121, 561-4472 Gardner, Quentin - 3460 E. 108, 441-3524 Gibbons, Lillie - 9411 Bessemer, 271-6983 Glanton, Jessie - 9707 Garfield, 681-7055 Glover, Marcis - 34151 E. 123, 991-3328 Griffin, Linda - 9717 Marah. 883-9282 Grissett, Donnie - 9601 Easton, 271-0384 Hall. Quina - 3583 E. 118. 991-2684 Hall. Tamie - 3527 E. 112, 991-3328 Hankins, Shirley - 3474 E. 121. 921-7234 Hardmen, Sylvia - 13104 Sevec, 752-1220 Harris, Beryl - 3539 E. Blvd.. 441-2254 Harrison. Michael - 11204 Dove, 883-3389 Harrison, Regina - 3959 E. 123, 561-1216 Hatcher. Adrienne - 3442 E. 118, 921-6191 Hill, Brenda - 9711 Raymond, 883-2177 Hill. Kathy - 12703 Kinman 2. 883-6208 Hill, Linda - 10520 Sandusky, 429-0523 Houston, Lorenzo - 11405 Aven Howell, Vickie - 12809 Farringdon Hubbard, Jacqueline - 13014 Soika, 752-2370 Hubbard, Arvin - 12509 Imperial, 283-6897 Isabell, Darlene - 3620 E. 110, 341-2143 Ivy. Vickie - 12430 Watterson. 238-8132 Jackson, Debra - 4061 E. 110. 883-5996 Jackson, Sharon - 3230 E. 116, 752-9477 Jefferson, Luzelle - 11905 Harvard. 991-0628 Jenkins. Annette - 3213 E. 119, 921-3731 Jewell, Loretta - 11726 Parkview, 795-1223 Johnson, Annette - 3213 E. 119, 921-3731 Johnson, Barbara - 11217 Mt. Overlook, 791-2839 Johnson, Earlene - 12909 Bcachwood. 641-9156 Johnson. Jackie - 3411 E. 116, 751-4453 Johnson, Lainarr - 12502 Gay, 941-0757 Johnson, Marshall - 2867 E. Blvd.. 421-4992 Johnson, Rosetta - 12600 Corlett, 752-9776 Johnson, Rynita - 3645 E. 113, 751-8675 Jones, Beverly - 4126 E. 112, 441-1337 Jones. Lillian - 12813 Lenacravc, 561-7353 Jones. Mischo - 11117 Parkview, 421-5133 Jones, Myma - 3430 Sylvanhurst, 249-1865 Jones, Patricia - 12813 Lcnacrave, 561-7358 Jordan, Felesica - 12101 Oakfield, 283-8106 Keith, Diane - 9616 Easton, 341-4941 Kelly, Patricia - 10618 Crest wood, 229-4208 Kelley, Torella - 3356 E. 118 , 921-7395 Key, Rebecca - 10005 Nelson. 641-7532 King, Pamela - 9630 Stoughton, 791-9507 King, Sherrell - 11317 Avon. 341-7668 Kcnncbrew, Thomasine - 11113 Revere, 271-4318 Kirby, Kaye - 9116 Union, 641-4802 Lacy. Sherry - 12606 Kinman Lacy, Valarie - 7507 Union. 641-0844 Lash, Richard - 11815 E. Blvd.. 752-8204 Lamberson, Denise - 3105 E. 97, 721-6831 Lee. Denise - 10320 Way. 271-0272 Lewis. Connie - 3446 E. 118, 921-5385 Little, Alecia - 9905 Sandusky, 441-6854 Lloyd, David - 3530 E. 113, 295-1287 Lowe. Roderick - 12909 Angelus, 921-8310 Lymore, Andre - 4547 E. Blvd., 429-1951 Lynch, Cassandra - 3555 E. 108 . 641-6547 Mack, Michelle - 3637 E. Blvd., 641-6638 Macklin, Brenda - 12113 Holbom, 921-4002 Maddox, Tommy - 3348 E. 121, 283-0824 Majors, Alan - 9713 Union, 883-1763 Majors, Debra - 3560 E. Blvd.. 341-4315 Martin. Pcrnetha - 10316 Way, 441-4819 Mathews, Kenneth - 3236 E. 135, 751-7628 Mathews, Maria - 3025 E. 128, 921-9306 Mays. Michael - 1888 Brassmere, 351-7800 Merrill, Shirley - 12813 Oakfiela, 991-8326 Miller. Pamela - 10706 Reno, 429-0051 Miller, Aguesi - 9521 Ramona, 791-0114 Minor. Debra - 3587 E. 93. 341-0027 Middlebrooks, Russell - 3401 E. 128, 283-7514 Mitchell, Keith - 4253 E. 124, 429-1523 McCants. Darlene - 3434 E. 114, 561-4027 McCray, Alvin - 2585 E. 113 McCruel - 12808 Corclctt, 752-0876 McCoy. Carolyn - 3453 E. 103, 429-2173 McDavid. Gail - 3339 E. 112, 295-1715 McGunia. Tyrone - 3301 E. 126, 921-7595 McNeal, Robert - 9905 Dickens, 229-7918 McNear. Antoinette - 11705 Ely McKinney, Cynthia - 4361 Parkton, 581-2979 Mims. Debra - 11308 Keplin, 441-4834 Montgomery, Frankye - 475-7056 Moore, Patricia - 3637 E. 104, 341-7065 Moore, Tara - 12709 Wattcrson, 229-7029 Moore. Zarita - 4296 E. 116. 641-7797 Morson, Evelyn - 9320 Mt. Auburn, 721-7065 Myles. Linda - 10318 Dove, 229-8884 Nash. Pies - 10413 Union, 441-0522 Norfleet. Garrick - 3439 E. 126, 921-3047 Pace. Jeffery - 3421 E. 119, 921-2285 Paige. Carol - 3807 E. 114. 341-4720 Patterson, Marietta - 9100 Besseinere, 883-0382 Pendleton, Rebecca - 9511 Dickens Pettigrow, Carol - 3424 E. 108, 883-2376 Phelps. Angela - 11101 Parkview. 421-4380 ■ Phelps, Gale - 3448 E. Blvd.. 883-0440 Phelps. Marilyn - 3448 E. Blvd.. 883-0440 Phillips. Eldora - 3660 E. 105, 441-2725 Phillips, Tommay - 1270 Abell, 751-9439 Pinkney. Donna - 3621 E. 139, 295-0124 Pinson, Cheryl - 11424 Glcnboro, 429-2980 Porter, Theresa - 4514 Merry Gold Powell. Jerry - 3380 E. 118, 751-7024 Purdic. Debra - 3611 E. 116, 991-0079 Randle, Carrie - 11811 Kinsman, 751-4853 Rankin. Debra - 3435 E. 104, 883-3777 Ray. Rodney - 3105 E. 116, 491-8858 Reid, Melony - 3696 E. 151, 752-4038 Richardson, Chonita - 4318 E. 116, 429-1890 Robbins. Linda - 3182 E. 123, 752-0422 Roberson. Wanda - 3667 E. Blvd., 883-2458 Roberts, Sherline - 12717 Craven, 921-4376 Robitson, Claudette - 13210 Beachwood. 663-7449 Robertson, Jackie - 3277 E. 119, 751-4115 Rice, Debra - 13209 Larenzo, 752-0096 Robinson, Richard - 11425 Melba. 421-4291 Rosenthal, Debra - 13313 Coath, 751-8492 Russell. Anna - 4095 E. 123, 921-1057 Shannon, Janice - 1320 Horner, 285-0247 Simms. Kenneth - 9318 Carton, 883-2312 Sims. Linda - 3622 E. 108, 641-3567 Smith, Denise - 12027 Parkview. 229-2653 Smith. Cady - 3558 E. 108, 641-3567 Smith, Lenore - 10500 Sandusky, 461-4530 Spencer. Teresa - 9507 Union, 641-0844 Somerville. Gwen - 11700 Princeton. 921-6183 Sprout, Valerie - 13010 Parkhill, 752-4814 Stewart, Lee - 4269 E. 124, 445-3750 Sturghill, Kathy - 2183 E. 90, 791-6864 Sunbry, Rosalind - 3248 E. 119, 752-0158 Talley, Gloria - 10616 Woodland. 229-8771 Taylor, Brenda - 12013 Dove. 921-0679 Thomas, Angela - 12705 Corelett, 752-1763 Thomas. Annette - 11919 Jesse. 641-1742 Thomas. David - 10307 Gay, 883-1540 Thompson, Joyce - 12810 Crennell, 751-2729 Thompson. Thomas - 4400 Clarkwood Apt., 457-1884 Tinker, Nettie - 12009 Parkhill. 229-2991 Tolbert, Maggie - 9501 Kennedy, 229-3788 Wagner. Mattie - 251S E. Blvd. Walker. Victoria - 3213 E. 94, 883-9397 Walton, Arlene - 4138 E. 127 Walton, Linda - 11332 Revere, 641-6967 Walton. Joyce - 4138 E. 127. 283-2455 Ward, Vivian - 9701 Dickens, 791-0450 Warren, Anthony - 11903 Imperial, 295-4049 Washington, Debra - 11615 Avon, 491-8647 Watts. Marlene - 3309 E. 119, 295-1246 Watson, Valencia - 12309 Maple. 341-0138 West, Dale - 10508 Way. 441-0565 White, Denise - 12709 Maplcrorc, 341-5563 White, Quentin - 11712 Dove, 561-8917 Whitson, Dianna - 9910 h'ilgert, 421-2016 Williams. Antoine - 9908 Dunlap, 641-9327 Williams, Dorthy - 11313 Keplin, 429-2332 Williams, Elaine - 3539 E. 140, 283-6305 Wilson. Carrie - 4019 E. 121, 295-0360 Wilson, Elizabeth - 4019 E. 121, 295-0360 Young, Crystal - 3605 E. 106 Young, Janice - 3262 E. 130, 561-5343 Underwood. Myma - 3705 E. 108, 883-3131 Wadley. Majorie - 9501 Gibson, 753-3214 Thomas, Venita - 4084 E. 106, 271-6191 Pearson, Elizabeth - 10204 Nelson, 341-7636 Vauters, Belinda - 17021 Harvard, 921-0523 Blythewood, Cassandra - 3581 E. 103, 441-3176 Blythe wood. Delvia - 3384 E. 113 Conwell, Jocelyn - 3995 E. 121, 752-7710 Ellis, Vanessa - 11116 Kinsman, 883-5080 Harris. Robin - 12009 Gay. 283-4286 Holloway. Sandra - 11017 Nelson, 883-1647 151