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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1976 volume:

■ - 1 3 SEARCHING FOR • • • knowledge L. • ro SVMLATWm. s ■HM CONSTRUCTION IS EXPANDING PHYSICALLY MENTALLY CREATIVELY GROUPS OR AS individuals. 9 5 FOOTSTEPS TO OUR FUTURE • • • :• •■• -I SENIORS JOYCE ADAMS JUANITA AIKENS Nita Gym leader 2, booster 1 choir 1,2,3, basketball 1,2, student council 3, yearbook staff 3 MARK ALLEN DELORES ARMSTRONG CYNTHIA ASHFORD ANGELA AUSTIN MICHAEL ADAMS (not pictured) KIRK BACCUS WILLIAM BEARD JOSEPH BAINGULL EDDIE BELL BRENDA BANKS JAMES BELL MARY BATTLE MICHELLE BELL CAROL BENNETT BELINDA BERRY highsteppers 2, national honor society 2, 3, Ohio Ed. Assoc. 2, 3 IRENE BONNER Little Rock cheerleader 2, 3, choir 3, yearbook 3, gym-leader 3 DCRETHA BOYD STEPHANIE BEVEL ARNOLD BILLINGSLY cheerleader 1,2, 3, student council 3, vice pres. 3, yearbook 3, gymleader 2, 3, choir 3, drama club 3 WALLACE BRAZIER ANTOINETTE BRIGHT (not pictured SHARON BANKS, CHRISTINE BELL) LADEN BROOKS JR. ELOISE BROWN Wheatie TANYA BUFORD SHIRLEY BURLEY Little Bit booster 1 WANDA BURRESS JAMES BROOKS III Jimmy track 1,2,3, football 2, cross country 3 (not pictured) CAROL BROOKS STEVE BROWN football 2, bases'll 3 SHIRLEY BURCH Cherly drama GREGORY BURNETT EMANUEL BURTON E.J. football, baseball 16 YVONNIE BUSSEY Bussey junior achievement 1,2,3, voc. drafting 2, 3 stu-ent council alt. 3 GREGORY CARSON RONNIE CLARK SHERRIE CHATMAN Dimples booster 1, 2 (not pictured) ROSEMARY CALDWELL JOHN CAULEY Super J newspaper 1, doorknobs 1,2,3 social st. club 3, lunchroom 1,2,3, yearbook 3 HAROLD CLAYTON CORNELL CAMPBELL CYNTHIA CARSON Connie basketball 1,2, 3 football REGGIE CLARK 1,2, 3, baseball 1,2, 3 JULIET COBBS CHERYL CLARK MARK COATS football 1,2,3 ■ .- y -v: CHAUNCEY COLEMAN Black Fly football 1,2, 3, baseball 1.2, 3, basketball 2,3 OLEN COOK SANDRA COOPER gym leader 2, 3, band 1, 2.3, choir 2,3, national honor society 2, 3 MARY L. COTTON Kookie switchboard 3, OEA club 2, 3, exec, suite 2, 3 EARNEST CROSBY Take the Fake football 3, track 3 MELODY CUNNINGHAM MARY E. CURRY choir 1, choc club 3, president 3 CLAYTON DANIELS BELINDA DAVIS MAXINE DAVIS Tippy French club 2, teacher's aid 2, 3, assertive training group 2,3 ROBERT L. DAVIS YVETTE DAVIS YVONNE DAVIS EVA DENNIS SHEILA DIVENS JARVIS COOPER Kung Fu Jarvis Art 2, 3 (not pictured) LEONARD CUNNINGHAM Bay Bay (not pictured) 18 a. LA NITA DIXON RENAE EVANS DEVERAL DUDLEY Elaine varsity volleyball 2, 3, intermurals 2, 3 booster club 1, soulstrutter 1 (not pictured) PATRICIA DULIN DEBORAH DUNCAN SONYA MARIE EVANS Dirty Red BARBARA FAGAN Boosie homecoming queen 3 MICHAEL DUNTON JEANETTE FINCHER office helper 2,5 19 MARILYN FINCHER ROBERT FORTSON THEADARA GARY TIMOTHY J. FREEMAN Flanagan (not pictured) TEDD FINNEY football 1, band 2 PATRICK FOSTER JAMES GASTON LARRY FLEMING LANCE FLEWELLYN DARRYL GAITHER EDWARD GALBREATH CHERYL GILLESPIE DARREL GILMER 20 CYNTHIA L. GIVENS MICHAEL GOLDEN Mikey judo 2, 3, p. a. 2, student council 2, bowling 2, aviation h.s. 3 ERIC GRANT MITCHELL GRANT DOUGLAS GREEN Doug band 3, choir 3, student council 3 MOZELLE GREER Bonnie VICKI GREEN NATHAN GUERRY JOHN GULLATT FRANKIJN HAISLAH Elton John student council 1, 2 SHEILA HARDNICK Bones STAN HARDY QUITMAN CRAG drama (not pictured) 21 m CAROLYN HARPER Smiley soulstrutter 2, usher 1, 2, chec club 3, foods 2, 3, secretary 2, 3 KAREN HARPER ANDRE DEMF.TIOUS HARRIS Dre TONI HARRISON NATHANIEL HAYWARD ANN MARIE HEARD LORETTA SHANAVIAN HEARD DWAINE HERNTON ANTIONE HILL EDWARD HILL MICHELLE HILL DENISE HILLIARD WANDA HOLLAND BOBBY HOLLY MARTY HARRIS The Godfather (not pictured) JAMES EARL HAWKINS The Kid (not pictured) 22 PHYLLIS HONORE OSCAR HOOD DORIS M. HORN SANDRA HORSAY Sadie DEBORAH ANN HOWARD Deb volleyball, gospel singing LESIE HOWARD office helper 2, 3 yearbook 2,3 MICHAEL HOWARD Mickey DONNELLE HUDSON The Rock lunchroom 3, yearbook 1, audiovisual 1,2,3, doorknobs 1, 2, 3 JERRY HUNTER BERNICE INGRAM Bonnie TOMMY JACOBS Rung Fu ELLIOTT NEAL JACKSON Neal band 1,2,3, journalism 1, 2, yearbook 2, 3, editor 3 LARRY JACKSON Bird guitar club 2, 3, varsity football 3, FBA 3 MALLORY VAUGHN JACKSON Big Neck football 1,2,3, basketball 1,2, 3, FBA 2,3 � BILLY IVORY Reese yearbook 3, intramurals 1 (not pictured) 23 ROBERT JACKSON Bobby chess club 2, yearbook 3, lunchroom 1,2,3, doorknobs 1, 2, 3 SHEA'RON JACKSON SUNDY JACKSON yearbook 2, OEA 2, soul-strutter 2 RENEE JARVIS YVONNE JARVIS Mickey Mouse soulstrulter 2, 3, band 2, 3 OTIS JEFFERSON JR. RICKIE JENKINS YVETTE JENNINGS JayJay newspaper 1, 2, speech club 1,2, basketball 2, track team 2 AARON JOHNSON Danny football 1, social club 1, 2, 3, badminton FLORENZO JOHNSON CAROLYN R. JONES IZELLA PNES RONALD JACKSON Ronnie J student council 1, 2, 3 (not pictured) TERRENCE JAMES Ray football 2, FBA 2, 3 (not pictured) GLORIA JOHNSON volleyball, softball, bowling, pepster (not pictured) 24 JACKIE JONES Candy Girl volleyball 3, basketball 1,2, 3, gym leader 2, 3, national honor society 3, president 3 RENEE JONES RONALD JONES Slim LISA KELLEY IRA KENT KAREN KIRKSEY KK student council DARRELL LANE ROCHELLE LANG JOSEPH JORDAN jr football 1,2,3, chess club 2, 3, national honor society 2, 3, computer operator 1, 2, 3 (not pictured) 1 :V ' - • . - V. LINDA LANIER JANICE LEE Brown Sugar student council 2 DEBRA LEWIS JANET LEWIS student council 2,3 pres. 3, nail, honor society 2,3 sec. 3 senior homecoming queen 3, prom committee 3, after prom committee 3 JUSTINE LEWIS Tina soul strutters 2, 3 yearbook 2, alchemia 2, 3, drama 3, office helper 1, 3, student coimcil 3, social studies club 3 ARNOLD LOCKETT Football 1,2,3 VIRGINIA LOCKHART Cussie gymlcadcr 2, booster 1, choir 1,2,3, basketball intramurals 2, student council 3, treas. senior class 3, yearbook 3 QUEEN LOGAN Patty teachers helper 3 BEVERLY LOWE CHARLES MICHAEL LOWE Cricket baseball, football SYLVESTER LYONS SPICECIA MACK ROBERTA. MADDOX band 1,2, 3, student council 3 JANICE LEA MARSH Jenny volleyball 2, basketball, student council, bowling 1, tennis, badminton VALERIE MARSHALL Poochic ANNA L. MARTIN advanced choir 1,2,3, (pianist) CYNTHIA ANN MARTIN Goofy boosters I, choir 1, honor society 2,3, math club 1 VIVIAN MARTIN CYNTHIA DELPHINE MATTOX Cyn choir 1,3, ensemble 1,3, German club 3, guitar club 3 MARGUERITE MILLER Doll Choir 1,2,3, booster 2 RUBY MALONE choir 1,2, teacher aid 2, library aid 1, 2, student council 1 (not pictured) 27 JULIUS MITCHELL BURNELL MILLER Sweet B football 3, track 1, student council 1, drama 3 (not pictured) STANLEY MCBEE SUSAN MOORE Little Cat (not pictured) JOHN MONDIE KATHRYN MOORE Kat student council 1,3, vice pres. 3 city-wide student council 1,3, decorating com 1, gym-leaders 1,3 bowling 1, 3 DWIGHT MORTON basketball intramurals, football intramurals GRACIE MCDADE THEOHIILUS MCDADE band 1,2,3, choir 2, 3, natl. honor soc. 2,3, gymlcadcr 3, CARL MCADOO Mack (not pictured) GLORIA MCELRATH Cookie Latin club 2, OEA 2, 3, booster 3, executive suite 3, office helper 1,2,3 28 GWEN MCLEOD RENEE MCNEEZER Nana soulstrutters 1,3 marching band 3, PSAT club 3, band 1, 3 LAMAR MCNEEZER SANDRA MCNEIL INEZ MCQUEEN Mynezs volleyball 1 RAY NEAL SUSAN NESBITT CEAN OLDHAM Hammy CLARENCE OLIVER cross country 1,2, track 1,2,3, football 3 ELLEN PARRIES fashion show 1,3 29 ERIC PATTERSON CHRISTIE PEACOCK VEATRICE PHILPOTTS PORTER PHILLIPS NORMA PEARSON RENETTA PEEK Teddy Bear drama 1 LA MONTE R. PERRY Flip class treasurer 1, yearbook 1,2,3, drama 1,2, 3, band 1, student council 1,2 TAMI PERRY yearbook 2,3, editor 3, social studies club 3, highsteppcrs 3, basketball intramurals 3 GLORIA PITTMAN Glo teachers helper, student council 2,3, M.C. 3 SANDRA PHELPS Sandy ushers 1, 2, 3, C.H.E.C. 3, foods 2, 3, teachers helper 2 30 BEVERLY POOLE Head guitar club 1, choir 1,2, ensemble 2, social studies club 3, yearbook 2, 3 editor 2, 3 JAMES RANDER NATE RHODES track 2, 3 THELEMON POWELL LA WANDA REDWINE CLAYTON ROBINSON ELEANOR PRICE LYNN REED Bay Bay JANET PRICE Whitie volleyball, basketball (not pictured) CHARLES RANDALL VANESSA REED LOUISE PRICE Me Me (not pictured) 1 31 DIANA ROBINSON CRLANDUS ROBINSON Big Red Machine football 3, judo 1 ANNETTE SHIELDS VERDINE SIMMS UNDA SMITH KENNETH SIMMONS Lemonade football 1, 2, 3, choir 1, 2, 3, drama 3, audio-visual 2, 3 track 2, basketball 1,2 (not pictured) JAN ROBINSON WILLIAM ROBINSON CHERYL SIIOMO Dimples choir 1,2, 3, yearbook 2 GREG SMITH Buster band 1,2 track 2 RONALD SMITH Ron bowling 1, 3 choir 1, 2, 3 office helper 3 UNDA ROBINSON DORNIECE SANDERS RALPH SIMMS KENNETH SMITH Kenny bowling 1, 2, baseball 2 JAMES SHUMPERT (not pictured) THERESA SMITH NESBIT SPIVEY CAROL STEPHENS Slim Di student council 3, yearbook 3, newspaper 1, math club 1 ANNETTE STOWERS Nette cafeteria helper 2 C.H.E.C. 3, reporter 3 SYDNEY SMITH Blackie (not pictured) KIMBERLY STARKS Kim booster 1,3, math club 1,2, 3 choir 2, 3, travel club 2, 3 (not pictured) SUSAN SOUTNERN cheerleaders 1,2, 3, usher 1,2, 3 JACQUELINE STEELE ELAINE STEWART Shorty basketball 3, pepsters 3 LILY SUGGS Ull MICHAEL SPICNER Spig band 1,2,3 (not pictured) 33 MARVIENE SULLIVAN ROSETTA SULLIVAN Pancake Rose booster 1, choir 1, student council 1,2, majorette 2,3, gospel vice pres. 1, choir 3 choir 1,2, basketball queen 1 REGGIE TALBERT THERESA SWAINE DEBORAH TARVER Debbie judo, choir JUANITA TAYLOR DONNA TELL FELICIA THOMAS Red popsters 3, social club 3, student council 3 LUCIOUS THOMAS Danny LINDA SUTTON Cool Lynn boosters 3 (not pictured) SYLVIA SUTTON Packie (not pictured) BOBBY EARL TAYLOR Rock intramural basketball, baseball 1 (not pictured) JOHNNY TAYLOR VICKI TAYLOR Vic cheerleaders 2, 3 volleyball 1, usher 1,2, 3 student council 2 EVELYN TERRY UNDA THOMAS Lin student council 1, usher 2, foods 1, vice pres. 1 RENITA THOMAS Smiley French club 1,2 office helper 1,2,3, student council alt. 1,2, assertive training 2 .1 1 VALERIE THOMPSON Val soulstrutter 3, booster 2, OEA 3, bowling 2, alchcmia 1, basketball intramurals 3 VIVIAN THOMPSON Niecy basketball 1,2,3 volleyball 3, band 2,3, badminton 2, 3 honor society 2, 3, gym leader 2, 3, sec. soph, class CASSANDRA TIDWELL JANET TRICE VALERIE TURNER Slick student council 1, 2, 3, sec. 1, sec. junior class, social studies club 3 DONNIE WALL ANTONIO WATLINGTON Tony TONI WHITE highstepper 2, gym-leader 2, OEA 2, soul-strutter 2 WANDA THOMAS Hot Choclate (not pictured) MARK TOLLIVER Acid football 2, track 1,2, 3 DARRELL TURNER CHERYL VAUGHN DEBRA WASHINGTON RUTH WHEELER GEORGE WHITLEY DONALD WHATLEY Don Won chess 1, computer process 1 (not pictured) . SHARON WrEAVER Slim volleyball 1 (not pictured) 35 WILLIAM WHITE LARRY WILLIAMS Flintstone F.B.A. 2,3 SHARON WIMBERLY NATALIE WRIGHT LYNN WILLIFORD Dooney band (not pictured) ALBERT WILLIAMS NOLAN WILLIAMS ANTHONY WOODRUFF PeeWee Reese baseball ANNETTE WILLIAMS Sugarball drama 3, teachers helper 2, 3 track 2 (not pictured) RUFUS WILLIS Player football 1,2,3, basketball 2,3 baseball 2,3 (not pictured) JANET WILLIAMS Slim Goodie OEA 2, executive suite 3, booster 3, helper 2, 3 TERRY WILLIAMSON SANDRA WOODS Braces DARNELL WILLIAMS Rocky (not pictured) TONI WRIGHT choir 1,2 student council (not pictured) JAMES WILLIAMS CARLA WILLIAMS Spook DENISE WILSON cafeteria 2, CHEC 3 Nesay booster 1, office helper 2, executive suite 3 CLAUDIA WRIGHT Nicccy MICHAEL WILLIAMS Mike (not pictured) ANTOINE WYNN basketball 1,2,3 (not pictured) IN MEMORY OF HAROLD CLA YTON 1 ■■I C. Abbott, Adams, Z. Ahmad, T. Alexander, R. Alford, M. Alfourd, T. Allen, D. Almore, B. Anderson, L. Anderson, R. Anderson, R. 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Tucker, A. Turner, B. Turner, R. Underwood, W. Undenvood, S. Upshaw, P. Walker, P. Walker, P. Walker, B. Wall, N. Walton, A. Ward, J. Ward, G. Ware, J. Washington, K. Washington, D. Wells, C. White, C. White, D. White, V. White, G. Whitley, B. Whitlow, J. Whrite, C. Wilboum, B. Wilkcrson, C. Williams, C. Williams, D. Williams, G. Williams, G. Willaims, T. Willaims, T. Willaims, T. Williams, R. Willis, B. Wilson, E. Wilson, J. Wilson, B. Womack, E. Wooden. H 59 May 29, 1975, the Drama Class's production of Dope! under the direction of Ms. Shirley Davidson. That delicious cake is from the National Honor Society's induction. Right center and bottom are scenes from the night of the Spring Concert. 62 Top Left—Ms. Leggon at the varsity-faculty basketball game. Right--from the Spring Concert audience. Center--winners of sports awards at the Spring Sports Banquet. Bottom--the Case-Western Reserve Jazz Ensemble. 63 K8sB«9BEflaH Mi Ml The 1975 John Hay High School Graduation was held on Tuesday, June 10, 1975, at Masonic Temple. Emotions ranged from incredulous disbelief to ecstasy. Some of the graduates pictured here are Stanley Watson, Darlene Hodge, and Dwain Perry. Ms. Dobbins, Mr. Sanda, and Ms. Bradford seem to be having a good time too. Kirk Baccus and date model formalwear for the prom. 64 I More scenes from Spring activities. Lexie Hamilton and Alice Reid head the graduation processional. Doran Edwards accelerated and graduated with the 1975 class. Brenda Holsey takes a break from a rough day as student government principal. Although not pictured here, Joyce Moultry was the assistant principal, Dcmclla Wooden took over Unit 1, Curtis Banks Unit 2, and Alonzo Williams Unit 3. Ms. Catalusci with her bodyguards, Rufus Willis and Eric Brown. Mickey Williams proudly shows off his diploma, while Elgin Waller and Mac Rainer mug for the camera. 65 •________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ' ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ■ Although not all pictured here, the 1975 Varsity Baseball team was: Johnny Taylor 1st base, Dosic James 2nd base, catcher, Carl Banks 3rd base, Brync Wilkerson shortstop, Rufus Willis 2nd base, Sam Green outfield, Greg Story outfield, Anthony Woodruff outfield, Michael Ware outfield, Donald Thomas, pitcher, Ken Smith pitcher, Reggie Clark pitcher, Ronnie Clark pitcher. The Junior Varsity Team: George Whitley 1st base, Ronald Williams 2nd base, James Gaston 3rd base, Claude Banks shortstop, Julius Mitchell outfield, Lance Flcwcllyn outfield, Calvin Smith outfield, Mike Green outfield, James Williams outfield, John Moore pitcher, Chaunecy Coleman pitcher, Raymond Curry pitcher, Robert Smith pitcher, Dwight Morton pitcher. 66 The 1975 Varsity and Junior Varsity baseball teams began their season Monday April 7, 1975 at Brecksville Senior High. 1975 was a building year for the team since it was the first year in twenty-five years that Hay had a baseball team. Team coaches Sanda and Nechvatal, teacher sponsor McGraw, administrative sponsor Phillips and the team members worked hard to raise money for equipment and uniforms. Coach Sanda is confident that Hay will have an even better team and better recond in 1976. 67 ■ STAFF � H n 9 g The administration is concerned and the principals keep their doors open to parents and students at all times. Mr. Lynch says that tlie majority of our students arc involved and this is very commendable. The administration can help give students direction, but students have to make die changes diem-selvcs. Ms. Morgan says die students of John Hay have a good attitude towards school and she is there to assist students with problems. Top Left—Mr. Lynch, principal. Right--Ms. Morgan, assistant principal. Center Left—Unit I principal Mr. Phillips. Right— Unit II principal Mr. Sessoms. Bottom—Unit III principal Mr. Kelso. Top Left—Dr. Har-baugh. Right—Mr. DcFranccsco. Center Left—Ms. Miller. Right—Mr. Le Compte. Bottom Left—Ms. Letwin. Center—Ms. Cortez. Right—Mr. Steele. The counseling department is providing many services to students including 10th and 11th grade orientations, the PSAT project, career development, job and college placement, college tours and individual and group guidance and counseling. This Page Main Office Clerks: Top Left—Ms. Kelso. Right—Ms. Zuber. Center Left--Ms. Bell. Right—Ms. Heard. Bottom—Ms. Sims. Facing Page: Top—Unit III. Left—Ms. Brownrigg. Right—Ms. Boulding. Center—Unit II. Left--Ms. Eiland. Right—Ms. Canslcr. Bottom-Unit I. Left—Ms. Day. Right— Ms. Clayton. €31 72 ■ mmummmm Top Left—Ms. Haynes. Center--Mr. Langties. Right--Ms. Eanes. Bottom Left—Ms. Patton. Center—Ms. Frazier. Right—Ms. Grochowski. The word library became a thing of die past when the marriage between the audio-visual department and die John Hay Library took place. This merge added a new dimension to die sendees and materials available. When complete, the media center will offer a listening and viewing area for watching filmstrips, looking at microfilm, listening to records and tapes. Teachers may also check out these audio-visual materials for use in die classroom. jUu tjHed I a c€ enteb 74 Building Subs: Top Left—Mr. Dawkins. Right—Ms. Chukwu. Center Left—Ms. Tao. Right—Cleveland Scholarship Ms. Dobrin. Bottom—Ms. Storey. 75 Facing Page Top—nurse Ms. Young, teaching assistants—center left Ms. Little, center Ms. McMichael, right Ms. Smith, bottom left Ms. Williams, right Ms. Taylor. This Page—Attendance top left Ms. Lofton, right Ms. Bradford, center left Mr. Balthrop, teaching assistants right Ms. Johnson, bottom Ms. Smith. 77 This page Job Development top left Mr. Tyus, center Ms. Christian, CYSP right Ms. McKinney, Night School center left Ms. Womack, right Ms. Obata, court liaison bottom Ms. Redd. Facing page custodians top left Mr. Woodard, right Mr. Kiner, Kitchen center left front Ms. Me Cadden, Ms. Smith, Ms. Landon, Ms. Clements, Ms. Lacy, back Ms. Pruitt, Ms. Nesby, Ms. Newbcrn, Ms. Landon, Ms. Sanders, Ms. Mason, right custodian Mr. Ragland, bottom left security guards front Mr. Smith, Mr. Tyus, Mr. Frisco, back Mr. Tyus, Mr. Pope, Mr. Cofield, right custodians Ms. Lee, Mr. Robinson. 78 i 80 Facing Page Top Left—Mr. Miller. Right—Ms. Ben-ion. Bottom Lcft--Mr. Hein. Right—Mr. Davis. « This Page Top Left—Ms. Moore. Right—Mr. Nim-mons. Bottom Left—Mr. Collins. Right—Mr. Prentiss. 81 ■■I ta TOP LEFT—Mr. West. RIGHT—Ms. Weather-spoon. BOTTOM LEFT—Mr. White. CENTER-Mr. Schaeffer. RIGHT—Ms. Spears. 82 TOP LEFT—Mr. Woods department chairman. RIGHT--Ms. Dobbins. BOTTOM LEFT—Mr. Hicks. RIGHT-Mr. Johnson, department chairman. This year the choir sang at Open House, Regina High School, South High School and the Board of Education and they will be planning a program for Black History Week and a Spring Concert. The art Department has a new course offering of Art Appreciation which will include the study of art and artists from early times to the present. Art projects will be of a great variety: ink, pencil, paintings, posters, sculpture and printmaking. Four John Hay Art students won awards in the 49th Annual Scholastic Magazine Art Award Competition this year. Eric Davis, Herbert Philpott, Nate Rhodes, and Willie White were all finalists and their works will appear in New York for the national competition. Senior Nate Rhodes deserves special recognition for winning 7 awards and 11th grader Willie White for 2 awards. 83 IS THE This Page—Top Left—Ms. Salley, Right—Mr. Van Roden, Center Left—Mr. Bertie, Ms. Bettis, department chairman Ms. Prevost, Bottom—Ms. Sims. Facing Page___ Top Left—Ms. Nesbitt, Right— Ms. Saulsbcrry, Bottom Left-Ms. Brown, Right—Ms. Cleveland. The Business Department has a vocation program designed to prepare students for office work or college. One year of typing is required before a student may enter the program. A student can specialize in four areas: clerk-typist, stenographer typist, accounting and computing and distributive education. The department is planning Cooperative Occupation Education for next year which will allow seniors to spend a half day working in office-related jobs. Field trips are planned to the r 86 E N G L S H ThisPagc—Top Left—Ms. Jackson. Right— Mr. Turchon. Center Left—Mr. McGraw. Right—-Mr. Broaddus. Bottom--Ms. Freilich Facing Page--Top Left--Mr. Black. Right-Ms. Willis. Center Left—Ms. Traxlcr. Right--Mr. Meredith. Bottom Left— Ms. Dalsky. Right—department chairman Ms. Laurence. The English Department took students to the Lakewood Civic Auditorium to see OUR TOWN. Future trips include The Cleveland Playhouse where students will see CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA and DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE. The English Department also began a writing clinic and a special writing class to complement the John Hay-Cathedral Latin Project. There is continued emphasis on reading. To top off 1975 the drama club, under the direction of Mr. Turchon, put on the play STORY THEATER. ■ This Page Top Left--Ms. Segebarth. Right—Ms. Zaboly. Center Left—Mr. Cotturo. Right—Ms. Margies. Bottom --Ms. Bryant. Facing Page Top Left—department chairman Ms. Staton. Right—Ms. Leggon. Bottom Left--Ms. Addie. Right--Ms. Koehn. 86 ■ I Comprehensive Consumer Homemaking is John Hay's newest Home Economics course. The curriculum is designed to teach young people the vocation of homemaking from wage earning to child rearing. Consumer Education teaches students the ins and outs of purchasing and using goods and services. Future Homemakers of America is an extracurricular activity which teaches, develops, and reinforces relationships between people. 90 M ® BIS 5 G This Page Top Left—Mr. Leidy. Right—Ms. Wade. Bottom—Mr. Melson. Facing Page Top Left—Mr. Kro-tine. Right—Mr. Stclbasky. Bottom—Mr. Cooper. Industrial Arts at John Hay consists of Auto Machine Shop, Print Shop, Drafting including Architectural Drawing, Blue Print Reading, Electronics, Appliance Repair, O. W. E., and Employment Prep. We also have several vocational course offerings. Industrial Education is technical and vocational. The students go on trips to industries throughout the county. They exhibit skills of their trades in fairs and Industrial Arts Exhibits. They compete for prizes. Industrial Arts is a way for the students to explore ami decide on their careers. It can also bring about leisure time activities by developing hobbies. Industrial Arts also develops wise consumerism in the use of products and machines. 92 ■ I Vocational Ed. Industrial Arts 93 9 INDUSTRIAL ARTS VOCATIONAL ED This Page--Top Left—Mr. Fitch, Right—Ms. Cook, Bottom --Mr. Bowen. Facing Page—Top Left—Ms. Stroempl, Right—department chairman Mr. Nechvatal, Bottom Left-Ms. Powers, Right—Mr. Morlan. .1 94 The major thrust of the Foreign Language Department this year will deal with the relationship of language to careers. As in the past the French club will be in operation and this year we will also have a German Club. The various language courses will take part in a book cover contest, promoting Foreign Languages in the state of Ohio. Prizes will be made available through the organization known as OMALTA. 95 This Page—Top Left--department chairman Mr. Petretich, Right — Mr. Tapp, Center Left --Mr. Strinka, Center --Mr. Belcher, Right--Mr. Klesh, Bottom--Ms. Harris. Facing Page --Top Left—Ms. Vac-caro, Right--depart-ment chairman Ms. Catalusci, Center Left --athletic director Mr. Newsome, Right--Mr. Farley, Bottom--Mr. Sims. There are many things happening in the math department. The State granted $2000.00 to the department for bettering students' basic skills in math. We arc one of the few schools with a computer and a computer course will be given for credit. There will be many speakers during the year including Dr. Sillman who will speak about computer simulation. Ms. Catalusci says that die physical education classes are great. The students are eager to learn and participate in activities. The young men will be playing a lot of new games such as speedball which is a combination of basketball, football, soccer, and hockey. They will be playing flagball outside which is like touch football. Because everyone likes something different, these combination games should get everyone's interest. 97 ■ This Page rop Left—Ms. Drag. Right—department chairman Mr. Steele. Bottom Left—Mr. Fon-est. Right—Mr. Simpson. Facing Page—Top Left—Mr. Opaskar. Right— Mr. Prather. Bottom—Ms. George. 98 There are many activities going on in the Science Department this year. Students will be able to develop projects for the Science Fair. There will be career workshops for students and drug abuse seminars. College visitation trips are planned for students who have an advanced interest in science. 'Hie teachers are constantly improving the courses with workshops. Ms. Geoi'ge sponsors the chemistry club, Al-chemia. � 99 KZ1 This Page--Top Left--Ms. Friahuf, Right--Mr. Lumpkin, Bottom Left--Mr. Sanda. Right — Mr. Campbell. Facing Page--Top Left--Mr. Ruffini. Right—Department chairman, Mr. Orr, Bottom—Mr. Barber. 100 I social studies In answer to the question Why should a student be interested in taking history or social studies? Mr. Campbell said, It is expansion of sensory extensions, intellectual development, besides it's fun. Ms. Frihauf, We can better understand the present and hopefully change the future by the study of the past. Mr. Barber, History, social studies, and most of the humanities are very important in helping people or society leam about itself, its institutions, and ultimately about oneself. About celebrating the bicentennial, Mr. Mseka, I will participate in some events. Blacks are part of the country, they have contributed to it fully and therefore should celebrate. Ms. Frihauf, No one in America should celebrate the bicentennial, especially minority groups. Freedom and liberty are merely words in our language. Until such words become reality, the bicentennial should not be tolerated-let alone celebrated. 101 This Page--Top Left—Mr. Olson, Right« Mr. Keller. Bottom—Mr. Mseka. Facing Page-Top Left--Mr. Hiller. Right—Mr. Koehn. Bottom Left—department chairman Ms. Bonner. Right—Ms. Fantroy. Ms. Bonner says that in 1975-76 the E.M.R. program has progressed. Tutors from Case-Western Reserve have come over to help our students. A small interaction program where students get into groups and read with others adds extra life to the classes. 103 WOR K -STUDY w I 106 108 WE GET DOWN 109 w a I no Ill 112 113 115 118 119 126 127 0m THAT BRINGS OUR DAYTOANEND. 129 130 ACTIVITIES 134 mm ROW 1—Yvonne Henderson, Taryn Freedman, Vickie Wilson, Pat Binns, ROW 2—Morris Robinson, Otis Bevel, Gracie McDade, Andrew King, ROW 3—Glenn Harris, Jeffrey Heard, Kenny Vernon, Larry Brown, Carl Traylor. II 137 Sheila Rickett, Charlene Williams, Melody Fruit, BACK—Nadine Gooch, Doris Horn. Kim Wynn, Denise Hilliard, Brenda Anderson, Michelle Bell, Delores Payne, Rosalind Moore, Renee Williams, Vanessa Thomas, Tami Perry, Brenda Poe 138 Brenda Anderson, Patrick Ellis, Michelle Bell. ROW 2--Cassandra Simmons, Karen Smith, Rochelle Cole, Renee McNeezer. ROW 3—Linda Smith, Stephanie Scott, Letha Young, Antoinette Mcjunkins, ROW 4—Annette Simms, unidentified. ROW 5—Loretta Chambliss, Bennita Drap-per, Nita Williams, Debra Fisher, Petria Dobbins. FRONT—Cynthia Givens, CENTER—Bessie Coffer, Susan Southern, Stephanie Bevel, Ruth Wheeler, Rita Hewitt, BACK--Vickie Taylor. Che erleade r igllistePPers 139 gnsm Audio-visual: Malick Mi ah, Kenny Hilliard, Darrell Lane, Denise Samuels, Kenny Simmons, Ms. Eancs, Yvonne Henderson, Taryn Freedman. Student Council Officers: Michelle Bell Publicity chairman, Janet Lewis President, Gloria Pittman Social Chairman, Kevin Golden City-Wide Student Council Representative, LaNita Dixon Recording Secretary, Timothy Parker Social Chairman. Journalism: William James Sports Editor, Stanley McBee reporter, June Blanchard reporter, Porter Phillips reporter, Bessie Bennett Editor. Student Council: Felicia Thomas, Gloria Pittman, Kevin Golden, Howard Burrage, Mozelle Greer, Virginia Lockhart, Deborah Tarver. ROW 2—Janet Lewis, April Johnson, Bonita Baines, Lcathea Young, Darrell Lane, Kim Wynn, Annette Simms, Loretta Chambliss. ROW 3—Michelle Bell, Georgette Humphrey, LaNita Dixon, Ricardo Worthen, William Bass, Timothy Parker, Sylvia Evans, Angela Lane. ROW 4—Yvonne Bussey, Elodia IngTam, Leland Bohlcs, Bessie Coffer, Sharon Phillips, Toni Hardy, Darlene Holt, Michelle Kelley. - Scenes from STORY THEATRE-Facing Page--Top Left--from The Golden Goose Ken Simmons as the son and Denise Blakely, his mother, Center-Lamonte Perry cutting down a tree, Right—Mr. Turchon, the director, Center--from Robbers' Bridegroom Dennis Sample, Johnny Taylor, Ken Simmons are about to chop off Stephanie Bevel's fingers and eat them, Bottom Left--the bride tells a story, Right—Venus, Elaine Clark from Venus and the Cat . This Page--Top Left—sisters stuck to Simpleton, from The Golden Goose Center—Richard Lewis as the Reverend, stuck to one of the sisters. Right—two friends talking, Bottom Left—mother and brothers telling Simpleton not to go into the forest, Right—Henny Penny Blakely, Cocky Locky Taylor, and Ducky Daddies Sample. 143 ■ —n« ■ MU ©o SSftr-LRTII PB© Si©T German: Michael Thompson, Fred Hammons, John Hawkin, Terreathe Alexander. ROW 2— Cynthia Martin, Virginia Lockhart, Clayton Robinson, Karen Smith, Mr. Nechvatal, Mar-quett Mcjunkins, Cynthia Mattox, Cheryl Clark, James Doniver. Journalism: Michael Dunton, Deborah Johnson, Bonita Baines, Clayton Robinson, Rosie Underwood. ROW 2—Marquett Mcjunkins, Deborah Perry, Stan Hardy, Robert Dorari, Ronnie Motley. ROW 3—Brenda Johnson, Belinda Anderson, Willer-dean James, Rochelle Lang, Vivian Martin. ' L 145 p ‘ !' A 'k. K Yearbook editors and advisors, hard at work as usual. This Page Top Left—Dennis Sample, Neal Jackson, Tami Perry. Right—Beverly Poole. Center Left—Sharon Phillips. Right— Deborah Margies. Bottom--Neal Jackson, Marilyn Lyles. Facing Page Top Left—Fred Hammons, Willis Grant. Right—Tyrone Leslie, Mike Kingery. Center Left—Dennis Sample. Right— Tyrone Leslie. Bottom—Carol Segebarth. 146 147 Pepsters: Linda Smith 1st co-captain, Felicia Thomas, captain, Karen Smith 2nd co-captain, Sharon Boswell, Karen Sanders. Alchemia Front: Terreathe Alexander president, Cheryl Clark. Back—Lemuel Riasc vice president, Karen Smith, Kathryn Moore, Tyrone McCann, Orie Clark, Elaine Clark, Eric Patterson, Tyrone Leslie. 148 Physical Education Club: Front—Ed Rozier, Willie Howard. Back--Re-vawn Harris, Eric Patterson, Garland Ware, Yucon Harris. National Honor Society Sandra Cooper Joseph Joidan Janet Lewis Michael Golden Carol Bennett Jackie Jones Vivian Thompson Gracie Me Dade Girls Gym Leaders: Front--Elaine Clark, Stephanie Jefferson, Cheri Smith. Row 2--Sandra Alexander, Jul-liette Cobbs, Kathryn Moore, Ella Smith, Cathy Richards, Salene Upshaw. Row 3--Jackie Reynolds, Doris Horn, Irene Bonner, Laura Cobbins. Row 4--Kim Hall, Charlene Williams, Nadine Gooch, Sandra Cooper, Ms. Catalusci. Row 5—Debbie Johnson, Melody Cuningham, Alice McConnal. 149 1975-76 Cross Country Team: Front — Danny Smith, Ken Burnett, Ed Rozier, Bobbie Robinson, Stan Matthews, Andrew King, Clayton Daniels, George Whitley. Back—Mr. Farley, Fred Hammons, Jim Brooks, Willie White, Clint Daniels, Donnie Lyles, Bobbie Wall, Donnie Wall. . • . ■ -, , -.W V ; r s- This page top 32 Michael Fulford punting, 25 Chris Mitchell, center left 74 Beasley, 47 Taylor, 53 Coats, right 84 Oliver attempting to catch a pass, bottom left 80 Lockett, 36 Prater returning a kick off, right fumble 30 Crosby, 28 Hancock, 61 James, 51 Lane. Facing page center left Hancock running the ball, right 12 Coleman throwing a pass, bottom sweep 12 Coleman, 61 James, 30 Crosby, 64 Jackson, 52 McGraw. 154 I I 22 Burnell Miller, 18 Ken Simmons, 77 Ray Kincaid, 40 Johnny Taylor, 19 Chauncey Coleman, 42 Anthony Hancock, 31 Darnell Prater, 91 John Mays, 51 Darrell Lane. ROW 2—98 Earnie Wooten, 30 Earnest Crosby, 71 Flo-rcnzo Johnson, 62 Rick Darden, 41 Mark Allen, 92 Clarence Oliver, 25 Chris Mitchell, 74 Stanley Beasley, 90 Arnold Lockett, 50 Clayton Robinson. ROW 3—70 Glen Porter, 93 Terrence Allen, 64 Mallory Jackson, 60 Stanley Bcbec, 73 Revawn Harris, 65 Orlandus Robinson, 21 Jerome McQueen, 61 Docie James. ROW 4—94 Lorenzo Sipp, 76 Mark Coats, 17 Timothy Roberts, 52 Steve Mc-, Graw, managers Eric Brown, Ervin Toney. NOT PICTUR ED—Michael Fulford, Joe Jordan. This was one of our better football seasons despite our losing. We scored more points and we were winning every Senate game except Tech until the 4th quarter. We need more players. Players arc to be complimented especially Florenzo Johnson and Mallory Jackson--A 11-East Senate. 15S This P3ge--Top Left—final score against East High. Right—Oliver catches a pass. Center Left—72 Porter blocks, 34 Simmons runs the ball after 12 Coleman had handed it off 80 Lockett blocks. Right — Coleman passes. Bottom—53 Coats, 43 Allen on the tackle. 156 This Page--Top--72 Porter, 28 Hancock with the ball, 61 James. Center—71 Johnson, the kicker, 36 Prater, the holder go for the extra point. Bottom Left—71 Johnson, 47 Taylor, 64 Jack-son. Right—Hancock. 157 vil'.iiMilBlilUJPJU MR 1975-76 Junior Varsity Football Team: 34 Leo Taylor, 32 Jake Black, 36 Cedric Rates, 15 Richard Bailey, 30 Larry Matthews, 72 Herman Kirkscy, 43 Anthony Dames, 85 Tyrone Evans, 62 Eric Clark, 81 Calvin Martin, 21 Curtis Sutton, 75 Jose Gonzales, 23 Bryne Wilkerson, 63 Edward Tucker. NOT PICTURED--12 Terrance Allen, 30 Roger Graves, 10 Bruce Lavender, 47 Calvin Mondie, 51 Willie Petty, 72 Tim McCall. 158 JVFOOTBALL Facing Page—Top—Graves intercepts a pass. Center Left—McCall. Right—Coach Lumpkin--strategy session. Bottom--gain by Matthews. This Page--Top I.eft--McCall. Right--QB Allen touchdown run. Center Left—Black catches a pass. Right—Allen sets up to throw. Bottom Left--Bates in trouble. Right—Bates, Lumpkin. I 159 p am The 1975-76 Varsity Basketball Team finished the season with a 2-12 record. The team had to undergo many changes under first year head coach Simpson and first year Junior Varsity coach Loren Olsen. In every game the Hornets found themselves fighting a superior height disadvantage. Despite many obstacles, the Hornets represented themselves quite well against all opponents. Many of the games were decided by 10 points or less which should indicate the quality and talent of the team. This year's team was composed of 7 seniors whose shoes will be difficult to fill. They could rebound, shoot, and play defense with the best. There were also 7 juniors who possess a wealth of defensive abilities, jumping abilities, quickness, shooting abilities, and a desire to win. The success of the 1976-77 season rides on the shoulders of these juniors along with some promising sophomores. There were many outstanding individual performances. ! FACING PAGE—TOP—Stan Hardy goes up for two points. Team: 20 Lee Young, 12 Riccardo Sims, 24 Chauncey Coleman, 34 Ricky Williams. ROW 2—10 Kenny Smith, 44 Napoleon Pratt, 30 Stan Hardy, 50 Morris Calvin. ROW 3—32 Malcolm Rose, 42 Bruce Bryant, 22 Anthony Stitch. NOT PICTURED—Antoine Wynn. CENTER RIGHT—Hornet rejects. BOTTOM LEFT—Stitch shooting. RIGHT—team strategy. FACING PAGE—TOP LEFT—the bench. RIGHT —Napoleon Pratt. BOTTOM LEFT—Lee Young. RIGHT—Timothy Roberts. 1 I 161 i Stan Hardy scored 182 points for an average of 14.5 per game. He was 2nd leading scorer. He led the team in rebounds with an average of 12 per game and averaged 8 assists for a total of 112. Napoleon Pratt was leading scorer with 203 points total or an average of 19.3 per game. He was second leading scorer in the East Senate. He averaged 11 rebounds per game. Chauncey Coleman was third leading scorer with an average of 10.1 per game. He was an outstanding defensive player, a good ball handler, and shooter. FACING PACE—TOP LEFT—Anthony Stitch. RIGHT—Stan Hardy. BOTTOM LEFT—Chauncey Coleman. RIGHT—Moms Calvin, Timothy Roberts. THIS PAGE—TOP LEFT—Napoleon Pratt. RIGHT— Malcolm Rose. BOTTOM LEFT— Riccardo Sims, Ricky Williams. RIGHT—Malcolm Rose. w THIS PAGE—TOP LEFT—Timothy Parker. RIGHT— A1 Flynn. BOTTOM LEFT—Branson Hardy, Eric Harris. RIGHT—Team: 24 Chris Mitchell, 20 Timothy Parker, 10 Al Flynn, 12 Terrence Allen. ROW 2— 51 Carlton Hardy, 30 Tony Chandler, 44 Branson Hardy. ROW 3—40 Rcvawn Harris, 22 Eric Harris, 32 Courtney Marshall. FACING PAGE—TOP LEFT— Tony Chandler. RIGHT—Terrence Allen, Branson Hardy. BOTTOM LEFT—planning the next move. RIGHT—Terrency Allen, CarltonHardy, Branson Hardy. 164 165 Action Shots This Page—Top—Revawn Harris shot put. Center Left--Ken Simmons, Earnest Crosby jumping hurdles. Right—Mark Allen over the hurdles. Facing Page Top Left—Ernie Wooten, right Rickey Darden pole vaulting. -Bottom Left—Willie White. Right—Clarence Oliver, Fred Hammons in a relay. Track Team: Leland Barnes, Roosevelt Green, Bobby Robinson, Dexter Shoulders, Erias Bennett, Edward Rozier, Clayton Robinson, Reggie Willis, Michael Hogue. Row 2—Larry Fleming, Greg Collins, Mark Allen, Andrew King Stanley Beasley, Joseph Jordan, Otis Pollard, George Whitley, Darrell Lane, Gerald Johnson. Row 3—Mr. Farley, Willie Howard, Ernie Wooten, Kenneth Simmons, Donnie Lyles, James Brooks, Fred Hammons, John Love, Kevin Mondic, Earnest Crosby, Stanford Cook, Mr. Hicks. Row 4—Clinton Daniels, Rickey Darden, Mark Tolliver, Mark Coats, Willie White, Clarence Oliver, Stephen McGrat, Rcvawn Harris. 166 167 IMJU'JBUUimvmHHRBHHnHMamMHMHHBaHMMi mmmmmmm 168 i 169 i Si rift vo 11 lk ball 1975-76 Girls Varsity Volleyball: ROW 1--Vivian Thompson, Gail Johnson, Melody Cunningham, De-veral Dudley, Hattie Crosby. ROW 2—Ms. Catalusci, Diane Crosby, Janice Marsh, Sandra Cooper. ROW 3— Debbie Johnson, Elaine Clark, Cheryl Vaughn. NOT PICTURED--Juliette Cobbs, Leslie Howard, April Johnson, Denise Samuels. 17u The volleyball team had a great season and the girls showed a lot of improvement with each game. Various poses--Opposite Page--Top Left—Sandra Cooper. Right --Debbie Johnson spikes the ball. Bottom Left—Ms. Catalusci coaches Deveral Dudley and Hattie Crosby. Bottom Right—Melody Cunningham gets under the ball. On This Page--Top Left—Hattie Crosby serves. Center— Leslie Howard. Right—Ms. Dobbins serves in the student-faculty volleyball game. Center Left—girls revive the spirit with a John Hay cheer. Right—Debbie Johnson gets under the ball to set it up to the front. Bottom—Deveral Dudley. 171 mm Girls Varsity Basketball Team: Front—Gail Johnson, Anita Partridge, Vivian Thompson, Carolyn Elliott, Jackie Jones. Row 2—Michelle Bell, La Nita Dixon, Janice Marsh, Hattie Crosby, Rosalind Moore. Row 3—Cean Oldham, Arbella Me Cadden, Ardella Me Cadden, Melody Cunningham. 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CALVIN KOEHN LAKEWOOD SPORTING GOODS WRIGHT’S FOODS MARKET SPONSORS Dawn Baines Mr. William Black Vivian Echols Leonard Dillard Ms. Mildred Jackson Mr. Mrs. Charles Kelso Ms. Jean Leggon Ms. Deborah Margies Mrs. Barthclmc Morgan Mr. Robert Orr Mr. Robert Phillips Ms. Carol Scgcbarth Mr. Roy Simpson Mr. Donald Stelbasky Mr. John Turchon Cardwell Wells 192 r i Popularity Poll Most likely to succeed Sandra Cooper Michael Golden; Did most for John Hay Janet Lewis Darrell Lane, Did most for senior class Toni Carlisle Darrell Lane, Shortest Cynthia Givens Charles Holly, Tallest Barbara Fagan Lucious Thomas, Best all around Janet Lewis Johnny Taylor, Best Athlete Melody Cunningham Chaunccy Coleman, Most Loquacious Denise Hilliard Ralph Simms, Most Innocent Linda Robinson Clarence Oliver, Most Shy Shereen Robinson Larry Williams, Most Popular Toni Carlisle Johnny Taylor, Most School Spirit Carol Bennett Otis Jefferson, Most Attractive Christine Bell Richard Coin, Cutest Barbara Fagan Porter Phillips, Best Proportion Susan Southern Stan Hardy, Best Built Debra Tarver Mallory Jackson, Biggest Legs Debra Tarver Mallory Jackson, Prettiest Legs Leslie Howard Stan Hardy, Prettiest Afro Justine Lewis Eddie Galbreath, Prettiest Eyes Susan Southern Greg Smith, Prettiest Smile Brenda Banks Kenneth Smith, Prettiest Hair Juanita Aikcns Kenneth Watzelza, Prettiest Dimples Cheryl Shomo Greg Smith, Best Personality Michelle Hill Ronald Jackson, Most Friendliest Angela Austin Ferlandis Brooks, Most Respected Gloria Pittman Ernie Wooten, Most Talented Lisa Kelley Ralph Simms, Best Dancer Shelia Hardnick Johnny Taylor, Best Singer Renee Jarvis Douglas Green, Best Dressed Janet Lewis Greg Carson, Cutest Couple Angela Austin James Gaston, Class Flirts Ellen Parries Darrell Lane, Class Joker Denise Hilliard Eddie Bell, Most Wittiest Tami Perry Earnest Crosby. 19$ 1976 FLASHBACK CREDITS ADVISORS: Deborah Margies, Carol Scgebarth ART: Kenneth Thomas ASSISTANT EDITORS: Beverly Poole, Tami Perry BUSINESS MANAGER: Neal Jackson COPY: Willis Grant, Fred Hammons, Neal Jackson, Marilyn Lyles, Tami Perry, Sharon Phillips, Beverly Poole LAYOUT EDITOR: Dennis Sample LAYOUTS: Willis Grant, Fred Hammons, Neal Jackson, Janice Jones, Tyrone Leslie, Marilyn Lyles, Deborah Moore, Tyrone McCann, Steve McCraw, Tami Perry, Sharon Phillips, Beverly Poole, Dennis Sample, Carol Stephens WOTOGRAPHERS: Eddie Bell, John Campbell, Higbcc's, Deborah Margies, Steve McCraw, Beverly Poole, Dennis Sample SALES (ADS): TcrTcathc Alexander, Willis Grant, Neal Jackson, Tyrone Leslie, Tami Perry, Beverly Poole, Dennis Sample, Carol Stephens, Valeric Turner SALES (CANDY): Tcrrcathc Alexander, Debbie Armstrong, Mary Battle, Stephanie Bevel, Irene Bonner, Carlos Campbell, Cheryl Campbell, Cheryl Clark, Francinc Cliff, Annette Cooper, Sheila Divens, Juanita Echols, Taryn Friedman, Cynthia Givens, Willis Grant, Fred Hammons, Loretta Heard, Rita Hewitt, Leslie Howard, Dwayne Hughes, Georgette Humphrey, Neal Jackson, Gail Johnson, Jackie Jones, Janice Jones, Angela Lane, Darrell Lane, Tyrone Leslie, Marilyn Lyles, Cynthia Martin, Rita Munm, Tyrone McCann, Steve McCraw, Marquette Mcjunkins, Cheryl Neal, Kelly Owens, Lamontc Perry, Tami Perry, Sharon Phillips, Beverly Poole, Lemuel P{asc, Dennis Sample, Mac Sandford, Angelo Stanley, Sharon,Sawyer, Vickie Taylor, Tyrone Toler, James Tucker, Ruth Wheeler. SENIOR PICTURES: Higbcc's SPORTS EDITOR: Tyrone Leslie 1% I 200 4