John Marshall High School - Vanguard Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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2U ti, i cal ion Because of the many hours spent in developing and directing our class play and Stunt Night, and because of the interest and concern he showed for us as individuals, we, the June class of 1957, respectfully dedicate our class-book to Mr. John A. Schmidt who through our years at Marshall has always displayed a combination of the qualities of a good teacher and friend. Page 7

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Vanf»arJ Staff. . . FIRST ROW (left to right!: Sally Nuessle. Marilyn Kostur. co-editor; John Naftanel. editor; Janice Nickels, co-editor; Susie Maxey. STANDING: Lou Toth. Bob Kasarda. Brenda Morgan. Ann Gearing. Editor JOHN NAFTANEL Associate Editor MARILYN KOSTUR Associate Editor JANICE NICKELS Photographer MR. DRINKALL Artist RICHARD DEARDORFF Advisor ELIZABETH W. BURRIDGE ANN GEARING BRENDA MORGAN WILLIAM HAFNER SALLY NUESSLE EILEEN JENNINGS GEORGE PAWLAS ROBERT KASARDA JOAN PRITCHARD SUSIE MAXEY WALTER SCHROEDER Pajje 6 LOUIS TOTH MARILYN WIGGER

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J„ s, cia I Recognition of Oar Homeroom Dead erA Miss Kissel is one whom budding artists and homeroom members alike recognize as a person dedicated to her work and to the welfare of her students. Mr. Vadini, our 12A class advisor, will remain in our memories as one whose smile and friendly advice were prompted by a keen interest in all of us. Miss Zelma Bundy has been one of our homeroom teachers for six years. We will remember her as a teacher of commercial courses and for her friendly interest and loyalty toward her students. Mr. Lanning will always stand as an example of honesty, correctness, and fairness for all who had the privilege of knowing him, in homeroom, in class, or through our athletic program. Mr. Zidonis will always be remembered for his keen understanding, his cheerful advice and his subtle humor. P8