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

Text from Pages 1 - 268 of the 1967 volume:

® January, 1967 Senior semester centers around activities planned by 12A officers: Judy Hassing, Secretary; Terry Skolnik, President; Jackie Orsagh, Vice President; and Richard Stands, Treasurer. Busiest place in JMH is bookstore on opening day. Activities and ideas continue among friends after hours. 2 Class officers judge dance contest. Tedious hours of typing are requirements for yearbook deadlines. Dennis Ward and Linda Soltez jerk to first place at 10B Mixer. From THE RUBAIYAT OF OMAR KHAYYAM we take the lines. The moving finger writes-, and having writ, moves on-, nor all your Piety nor Wit shall lure it back to cancel half a line, nor all your tears wash out a Word of it. What better symbolism for the student, the Marshallite. who spends each day. jotting notes on American literature; differentiating functions; calibrating scales-, marking ballots, than the instrument that serves him? ... the pencil. 3 The library plays a vital role in helping Mar-shallites maintain high academic standards. 4 The warm, friendly atmosphere of John Marshall is created by the variety of student-teacher activities. Language students will always remember Le Circle Magique and other methods for easing the tension while communicating in a new and different way. ‘Mrs. McThing,” a project representing hours of preparation memorizing lines, creating scenery, blocking action—all under careful faculty direction—rewards all involved. The same degree of joint participation attends intra-scholastic events as at the October I, confrontation with West Tech. Door decoration competition is unique. Memories always remain of the prom. A piano solo highlights the midwinter concert. Students restore energy for remaining hours. Football team displays its potent offense at rally. 6 Marshallites are loyal supporters of their school and city. Dedicated Marshall followers cheer enthusiastically for their Big Red teams. Fans proudly display loyalty items during school. On sport nights Marshall beanies and shakers color the area with a vibrant red and white. As dedicated Clevelanders, many students give up summer hours as tutors in the Pace program for elementary school children. Hospital volunteers, and nurses aides also come from the ranks of Marshallites . Marshall has added to Cleveland's reputation as the best location in the nation. 7 of Cleveland, Ohio SCHOOL LIFE A CA DEM ICS ACTIVITIES Page 1 Page 12 Page 34 A THLETICS SENIORS ADS Page 52 Page 64 Page 88 ACADEMICS . FRONT ROW, DeCarlo, T., Hassing, J., Fischer, G., Suzo, L., Shockey, K., Funk, B., PSSC Physics Hecker, C., ROW TWO, Stands, R., Matus, R., Wohl, B., Mackulin, P., Turczyk, M., y ROW THREE, Pelsey, J., Cramer, D. , Disch, C., Supelak, R., Ludwig, C., ROW FOUR, Mr. Peduzzi, Wessel, R., Orsagh, J., Gideon, C., Baker, A. FRONT ROW, Shockey, K., Suzo, L., DeCarlo, T., Hassing, J., Orsagh, J., ROW TWO, Baker, A., Wessel, R., Miss Moss, Stands, R., Wohl, B., Cramer, D. Calculus 12 Jeff Livingston, Katie Dehner, and Wanda Yamauchi work on an AP Biology project. Science Enables Students To Understand the Universe 13 Mr. Jacobson explains woodworking techniques to help the boys make top quality products. Industrial Arts Prepare Boys for Ken Jones explains offset printing technique to fellow student. M ■Ml Future auto mechanics work on automobile engines. Future Occupations Boys in electronics classes learn the basics of wiring, thus preparing them for work on radios and televisions. Drafting involves precision drawing and exact measurements. Machine shop methods are practiced by two Marshallites. 15 AP English FRONT ROW, Decker, G., Sutton, J., Manse, J., Karman, S., Shockey, K., Massing, J., Kiraly, J., ROW TWO, Schnabel, G., Cashin, C., Funk, B., Kuharik, S., Malone, J., Bundshuh, B., Skalsky, S., Hallstrom, C., ROW THREE, Wissman, G., Trembly, M., Apelt, C., Hansen, W., Strassfurth, B., Hu, J., Gorges, J. 16 FRONT ROW, Smith, K. ROW TWO, Nagy, C , Mayberry, L , Boggs, C., ROW THREE, Gorges, J., Schnabel, G. Mary Sue Dara-mus is sole member of the Spanish National Honor Society. German National Honor Society Languages, Basis of All Learning French National Honor Society FRONT ROW, Lyman, M., Fransen, L., Sale, S., Hassing, J., Fischer, G., ROW TWO, Matus, R., D'Agostino, L., Daramus, M., Bundshuh, B., Kiraly, J., Mr. Molinari, ROW THREE, Skolnik, T., Gideon, C., Matthei, P., Goodan, L., Orsagh, J., Decker, G. Latin National Honor Society FRONT ROW, Broderick, P. Pauli, K., Vasileff, L., Yurko, M , SECOND ROW, Szuhay, L., Gruver, J., Hus, J., Miss Hackett. Co-operative Education FRONT ROW, Krejci, S., Criddle, G., Jasan, D., Fem, E., Stacho, P., ROW TWO, Sternad, A., Lazarewski, S., Stcfanski, B., Rusnak, K., Nelson, L., Sokol, L., ROW THREE, Cigany, N., Vasileff, L., Paulsen, J., Wysocky, S., Krueger, K., Moody, K. JMH Students Demonstrate Formals, suits, dresses, and coats are made by the girls who take sewing. Miss Rogalski instructs first aid methods to her home nursing class. Originality, Creativity Foods class encourages JMH girls to become better cooks, because of the modern facilities with which they work. 19 National Honor Society FRONT ROW, Mr. Jones, Trainman, L., Mat us, R., D'Agostino, L., Sale, S. , Kiraly, J., Schockey, K., Mrs. Miller, ROW TWO, Ludwig, C., Kasick, J., Gideon, C. , Matthei, P., Mayberry, L., Supelak, R., Hall-strom, C , ROW THREE, Goodan, L., Schnabel, G , Baker, A., Skolmk, T. , Pfistcr, C., Evick, M., Orsagh, J. JMH Recognizes Academically Minded Math Honorary FRONT ROW, Gallagher, P., Smith, K., Burns, S.f Hollack, J , Seher, R., Lewis, R., Cavallaro, T , Mr. VanAllen, ROW TWO, Shockey, K., Gideon, C., Evick, M., Swinko, L , Kuharik, S., Ferenz, L., Valponi, R., ROW THREE, Hu, J., Trout, J., Gorges, J., Baker, A., Ludwig, C., Dawson, D., Schnabel, C. 20 ScifTlCf HonOTdYV FRONT ROW, Kuglcr, A., Waldeck, A., DeCarlo, I , Turk, D., Maw, D., Cal- lagher, P., Posch, S., ROW TWO, Supelak, R., Ator, B., Williams, S., Dickey, C., Dehner, K., Hollack, J., Lewis, R., Jones, C., Matus, M., Becker, D., Mr. Peduzzi, ROW THREE, Kiraly, J., Brcnning, S., Cashin, C., Evick, M., Swinko, L., Wagner, J., Kuharik, S., Orsagh, J., Dolence, P., Gideon, C., ROW FOUR, Hu, J., Kimpel, S., Apelt, C., Ciroski, P., Shutelock, C., McDermott, R., Nemes, C., Bricken, D. Students Jackie Orsagh, Vanguard editor, outlines yearbook page layouts to her section editors. Mr. Cihlar assumed the command of John Marshall in September of 1965 after serving the Cleveland School System for 29 years. It is the earnest hope of the faculty and myself that all members of this class enjoy a rich and rewarding life. Most of the experiences that you were exposed to in the past three years were purposefully placed there to prepare you to be a productive, spirited member of society. Your willingness to share your knowledge and talents with the less fortunate and your recognition of the rights of others will in large measure determine your worth not only to your country but in your own final evaluation of self. 22 Principal W. Ralls Doan of Boys E. Kosman R. Lidrbauch Dean of Girls Assistant Principal Faculty Focuses Attention on Graduates D. Luckay Senior Advisor Student Council Advisor Senior Homeroom Teachers W. Quayle T Scahel D. Thrall M. Zirkel 23 English Guidance S Burford S. Clark M. Fosdick J Jensen H. Jones H. La miners J. Lincks M. Lucas A. Maher E. Manning M. Montain J. Olmsted R. Rebeta J. Schmidt J. Scholley G. Schuenemann R. Vinyard L. Whitaker 24 Twelve National Merit High Academic Semi-Finalists Reveal Standards S. Volin L. Zickes C. Zirwes Office Staff B. Lowes V. Mi lot a M. Deeb M. Dozer Librarians C. Graham H. Sheppard 25 Science E. Bauer D. Burke A. Busha L. Estesen E. Gibbons J. Leahy C. Locke D. Miller J. Peduzzi R. Pfingsten Arts and Sciences Demonstrate Math F. Laux D. Meyers S. Moss C. Montain C. Seidel J. Todd R. Van Allen J. Wecse 26 Specific Skills Art Social Studies P. Oswald M. Schulte A. Caliguire J. Chippi D. Cox J. Dare S. Deubel C Hahn P. Johanni R. Mantenieks J. Moxley Foreign Language P. Politzer D. Solymosi M. Zirkel A. Famiano A. Hackett M. McLaughlin E. Molinari 28 O. Bates E. Bene' C. Billey C. Evans N. Faulkner R. Hall H. Halter D. Holling D. Polomsky K. Samo Business Education I. Mancuso N. Martau N Michnyak T. Oleski M. Gcnsler E Higgins A. Rogalski S. Salzer J. Schecter A. Utley Home Economics Future housewives learn basic techniques in cooking class. C. Leonard Cafeteria Manager I. Mone D. Reidler Visual Aids School Treasurer A. Olsen T. Thompson Custodian Nurse 30 Lunch is a welcome break in each school day. J. Doty M. Fernandez D. Winovich C. Lanning W. Quayle R. Ramseyer Physical Education Music 31 C. Hann J. Raish ACTIVITIES Orchestra starts rehearsing weeks ahead for the mid-winter concert FRONT ROW, Zbin, I., Matyas, J., Shupe, N., P ister, C., Jones, S., Ronay, B., SECOND ROW, Marsh, C., P ister, S., Skolmk, T., Hallstrom, C , Kasick, J , Lucaci, L., THIRD ROW, Takas, T., Vaughn, P , Spalvino, A , Lucaci, C , Hartwig, D., Marsh, C., Crane, J-� Pinter, J. All City Orchestra 34 All City Band FRONT ROW, Balinl, P , Oster, B., Cubic, M., Cubic, J., Hahn, B., SECOND ROW, Fransen, L., Palos, P., Ceschke, M., Livingston, J., Herris, D., Hundtz, J., THIRD ROW, Purcell, K., Baldy, C., Schneider, B., Trout, J., Tcrbeek, D., Fekete, N. The JMH Orchestra 35 Dance Band SEATED, Moskaly, D., Fekete, N., Ceschke, M., Mussi, A., Mantarro, T., Palos, P., Bcheim, C., Tinter, J., Livingston, J., Cclesky, L., STANDINC, Marciniak, J., Croyle, D., Kroeger, P., Schneider, B., Herris, D , Haber, K., Trout, J. The JMH Marching Band Color Guard FRONT ROW, Shupe, N., Ball, S., SECOND ROW, Zolidis, F., Overling, P., Paiton, N., THIRD ROW, Coeh-ringer, H., Kuchta, L., Lynch, M. Noon Movie FRONT ROW, Pugh, K., Rcnnar, W., Maise, G., SECOND ROW, Hu, J., Gorges, J., Zatroch, J., THIRD ROW, Ormiston, M., Wamke, D., Zatroch, D., Lynch, D. Photography Club Biebel, E , Cinley, P. Projection Club FRONT ROW, Galmarinj, L., Kuchta, L., Bova, L., Owens, S., Yamamuchi, W., Edwards, B., Pugh, K., Mrs. Mone, SECOND ROW, Hsu, J., Gadztnski, R., Gad-zinski, R., Hsu, R., Send], M , Harasimchuk, H., Lennox, L., THIRD ROW, Shranko, V., Saltzman, G., Stoicoiu, T., Cochran, B., Yonkers, T., FOURTH ROW, Carlson, D., Trembly, M., Kruckenberg, D., Lynch, M., Biebel, E., Marek, R. Tea Room FRONT ROW, Chisamore, L., Walters, C., SECOND ROW, Fink, D., THIRD ROW, Dawson, L., Clark, C., Davis, V. The bookstore lends a helping hand by selling school supplies. Book Shoppe World Affairs Club 40 Future Teachers FRONT ROW, Morgan, J., Werb, S., Aker, C., Ryan, J., Matyas, J., Derhammer, J., Kornowski, J., Schultz, F.., SECOND ROW, Visi, D., Young, B., Grothe, S , Grabnegger, C., Paulin, M., Robinson, B., Pfistcr, C., Butera, D., THIRD ROW, Kugler, A., Thalgott, L., Kuchta, L., Heinz, B., Ball, S., Swinko, L., Turcher, L., FOURTH ROW, Jones, S., Filley, P., Trimble, D., Majusick, C., Hamilton, M , Kuharik, S., Bricker, D. FRONT ROW, Rolko, S , Edwards, B., Whisler, S., SECOND ROW, McGinnis, C., Miller, M., Vidoni, J., Lintem, D., Moore, J., Weiss, J., Konn, L., THIRD ROW, Williams, S., Thalgott, L., Johnson, C., Heintz, M., Groseclose, N., Kasamek, S., Gutwein, L., Majstor vie, M. Future Nurses The John Marshall High School Choir 42 Mr. Krehbicl conducts the Marshall Choir in a special rehearsal. Student Council Executive Board FRONT ROW, Saunders, B., Ludwig, C., Schnabel, G., Viscomi, C. ROW TWO, Planisek, J,, Gorges, J.. Baker, A., D'Agostino. L Marshmellows FRONT ROW, Zatxoch, J., Gcrgen, K., Britton, P.. Lucasi, L., Viscomi, C., Sale, S., Soltesz, J. ROW TWO, Decker, G., Cashin, C., Nagy, C., Mileti, R., Skalsky, S.. Poth, R. ROW THREE, Musiek, L., Danko, D., Lesko, G., Lecper, L., Mayberry, L., Dunn, G., Terbeek, D., Misch, G., Skolnik, T., Held. J., Purcell, K. SEATED AT PIANO, Skolnik, T. 43 Lab A ides FRONT ROW, Swinko, J., Pelscy, J., Kozak, C., Moody, C. ROW TWO, Dutton, M., Franz, T., Turzyck, M. Radio Operators FRONT ROW, D'Agostino, J., Bemdson, W., ROW TWO, Hillson, N., Choban, P., Cox. B. 44 FRONT ROW, Smith, J., Luchansky. E., Sale, S., Orsagh, J., Hunt, S. ROW TWO, Havlik, S., Homm, M., Waldek, A., Shupe, N., Miller, D., Freeman, D., Hartford, L., Taylor, B. ROW THREE, Rosfild, C., Konn, L., Fillcy, P., Moore, J., McGinnis, C., Mills, K., Scott, C. ROW FOUR, Williams, S., Oszterling, P., Edwards, B., Havlik, D., Parrish, D., Owens, S. Radio Announcers FRONT ROW, Kochmit, C., Mat-thei, P., Logins, A. ROW TWO, Straub, M., Williams, T., Carlson, D., Menszyk, J. 45 Vanguard Staff FRONT ROW, Lecpcr, L., Matthei, P., Orsagh, J., Hassing, J , Stands, R., SECOND ROW, D'Agostino, L., Shockey, K., Quinn, L., Philip, C , Homm, M., THIRD ROW, Olsen, B. , Bunasky, L , Dickey, C., Ray, C. , Bianchi, A., Daramus, M., FOURTH ROW, Tabar, A., Coodan, L., Wessel, B., Ginley, P. Waitress Club FRONT ROW, Fries, S., Kane, A., Basalla, D., Slipp, J., Tichenor, N., Mrs. Gensler, SECOND ROW, Fagain, L., Kyriakeas, A , Hopkins, C., Czucluan, B., Vidoni, J., Stanko, M., Wilson, E., Hutson, M., Behringer, B., THIRD ROW, Harrell, J., Iseli, L., Clark, C , Piccoli, N., John, A., Preston, J., Hassing, E., FOURTH ROW, Hubley, C. , Behlke, C., Schmidt, S., Bunscy, S., Farkas, L., Becker, L., Herey, M., Corrigan, D. Terp Staff FRONT ROW, Hackenberg, R., Ritchie, M., Jones, C., Szuhay, L., Cochran, B., SECOND ROW, Butera, D., Morgan, J., Velasquez, M., Edgar, L., Vetesy, P., Jennings, L., Florian, J., Miss Fosdick, THIRD ROW, Smith, J., Young, B., Tuomala, E., Hubbell, D., Wagner, J., Salem, R., O'Brien, M., Ginley, P., FOURTH ROW, Fenn, L., Borchert, D , Eagles, J., Ostrow, W., Topeka, A., Biebel, E., Shofner, R. Honor Study Hall FRONT ROW, D’Agostino, L., Tabar, A., Britton, P., Logins, A., SECOND ROW, Valponi, R., Ferenz, L., Fischer, C., Butler, B., THIRD ROW, Wissman, G., Sima, J., Disch, G., Hu, J. Art Guild FRONT ROW, Hall, D., Terentiuk, A., Fassbendcr, J., Franczak, Kahn, K., Nicastro, T., Colon, I., Turan, D., Yurchisin, L., SECOND ROW, Wallace, L., Sarkan, D., Niggle, C., Mills, K., Logins, A., Heidenreich, D., Quine, L., Olsafsky, R., Eberl, E., Sauers, R., THIRD ROW, Garrett, B., Fassbender, C., Miller, D., Ball, S. Shirokey, D„ Heintz, M., FOURTH ROW, Hoffman, G., Koenning, F., Newman, K., Grahovac, J., Melcher, R., Farkas, L., Vargo, D., Bosch, E. Wood Production builds the scenery for the Senior-Thespian Play. Stage Craft FRONT ROW, Fernengel, D., Hansinger, P., Nageotte, B., Purcell, K., SECOND ROW, Haeberle, R., Choban, P., D'Agostino, J., Fernengel, D., Taylor, T. 48 Thespians FRONT ROW, Nageotte, B., Bores, L.f Planisek, J., Askey, C., Schmidt, S., Miss Rebcta, SECOND ROW, Dawson, D., Helm, M., Cembcr, T., Femengel, D. Senior Play Cast FRONT ROW, Fcmcngcl, D., Cochrane, C. Bores, L., Kesson, B., Galmerins, L., Aker, N., SECOND ROW, Tressa, D., Planisek, J., Cember, T., Choban, P., THIRD ROW, Nageotte, B., Askey, C., Gallagher, L., Weinert, T., FOURTH ROW, Schmidt, S., Owens, S., FIFTH ROW, Dawson, D., Shof-ner, R., SIXTH ROW, Tabar. A., Miss Rebeta, Helm, M. 49 ATHLETICS CO-CAPTAINS, Baker, A., Hargis, K. FRONT ROW, Daly, F., Spercel, Varsity R., Muslck, L., Benjamin, R., Ludwig, C., Vanned, M., Reincs, D., Rodgers, T., Augustine, T., Meredith, J., Cramer, D. ROW TWO, Wolf, II., Kemer, B., Corea, C., Andrachik, S., Klein, M., Kasidonis, J., Becker, D., Jo Ison, J., Vitaz, D., Schnabel, C., B.irtos, D., Hoffstetter, E. ROW THREE, Krepop, J., Cajewski, C., Simon, G., McCann, R., Karwan, K., Conway, K., Box, D., Higgins, J., Petras, C., Barber, T., Graham, T. ROW FOUR, Poison, J., Donahue, W., Menszyk, J., Misch, G., Perry, G., Misch, T., Sullivan, J., Abshire, A. Football Instills Courage and Sportsmanship nnn mmII Tim Rodgers receives last minute instructions from Coach John Jacobson. Seniors FRONT ROW, Vitaz, D., Augustine, T., Rcines, D., Vanned, M., Jelson, J., Benjamin, R., Andra-chik, S., Meredith, J. ROW TWO, Schnabel, C. , Spcrcel, R., Hargis, K., Rodgers, T , Becker, D. , Kasidonis, J., Baker, A., Ludwig, C., Corea, C., Musiek, L. 52 Carl Ludwig rounds left-end on way to a 45 yard Touchdown run. Coach Quaylc and Aaron Baker watch intently from the sidelines. Terry Augustine breaks loose for yardage against Berea's Braves. Ross Benjamin grabs a pass for a Marshall first down. FRONT ROW, Ziros, J., Trout, J., Lisky, B., Becker, B., Matus, B. ROW TWO, Scedhouse, E., Davis, C., Crumbaker, D., Tysiak, J., Wolf, H., Sims, B., Mr. Johanni. Agility and Endurance Are Essential to Tennis Captain Terry Skolnik. Terry Skolnik and Bob Lisky wait to return a shot in a Doubles Match for Marshall. 54 Terry Logan battles his opponent in action on the Marshall mats. Wrestling Combines Speed and Strength Marshall's powerful wrestlers l ne up before a tough match. Bill Green takes down his opponent in a 103 pound clash. Bowling FRONT ROW: Tcr-beek, D., Dunn, R., Johns, R ROW TWO: Good, J., Sado, B., Stassfurth, B., Minerd, C., Crumbaker, D. Carl Lu Cordy Schnabel ! Arthur Cann Ken Snippel Russ Croyle Reginald Phillips Coach Don Thrall Cordy Schnabel scores two in after-school practice. Artie Cann demonstrates the coned way of making a lay-up shot. Tnh Ssrtsn FRONT ROW: Coughlin, J., Toth, 1 UJJ kJCUCU Jt Barany, D. ROW TWO: Nelson, M., Cruver, J., Carr, T., Golinski, K. Cross Country FRONT ROW: Gruver, J., Couglilin, J., Nelson, M., Carr, T., Toth, J., Barany, D., Golinski, K., Tomazic, P. ROW TWO: Romig, G., Bauer, B., Eaton, B., Coy, E., Venetis, N., Hosta, B., Podracky, J., Zatroch, J., Gomez, B. ROW THREE: Coach Roger Ramseycr, Riegler, D., Sima, J., Hsu, J., Sudar, J., Malone, B., Kovach, B., Snow, M., Chorich, R., Kolach, R., Fedor, J. Marching develops rhythm and coordination. The leaders, playing an important part in physical education, initiate new members. Physical Education Is the Co-ordination of Mind and Body A new innovation in girl's physical education is speed-a-way. ttcmpts to ir total ktics through idual ICS, uatics. Rhythmettes FRONT ROW: Skolnik, T., Capt. ROW TWO: Voelger, T., D'Agostino, L., Valponi, M., Gicb, M. ROW THREE: Basalla, D., Planisck, J., Valponi, R., Pietro, B. ROW FOUR: Armstrong, B., Kclty, C., Bundshuh, B., Harkema, J. ROW FIVE: Gideon, C., Kurth, B., Lemel, L. School spirit and hard work contribute to Marshall's fine performances at football games. Senior Gym Leaders v ■ i tV, ' ■ : i... FRONT ROW: Philip, C., Harkema, J., Matthei, P. Quinn, L., Dixon, D. ROW TWO: Gideon, C., Mayberry, L, Stuart, M., Skolnik, T. Marshallettes Kirchenbauer, C., Trautman, L. FRONT ROW: Viscomi, C., DeLoney, S., Stuart, M. ROW TWtt Gallagher, P., Forenz, L., Capt., Philip, C. . FRONT ROW: Quinn, L., Skolnik, T., Gideon, C., Basalla, D., Mayberry, L., Girls Gym Leaders Stuart, M., Dixon, D., Matthei, P., Philip, C., Harkema, J. ROW TWO: Fercnz, L., Zarzeczny, M., Hallstrom, C., Kasick, J., Bumlshuh, B., DeLoney, S., Gicb, M., Hugh, C., Hicks, B., Strahine, C., Cavallaro, T., Boggs, C. ROW THREE: Valponi, R., Trautman, L., Viscomi, C., Gallagher, P., Lemel, L., Kochmit, C., Stanczyk, G., Palshaw, M., Lesko, G., Oswald, D., Frank, L. ROW FOUR: Valponi, M., Falk, J., Schill, J., Currie, V., Wojslaw, M., Filley, P., Dahlke, B., Sauer, N., Boden, N., Dcutsch, A. ROW FIVE: Schill, B., Williams, S., Misciasci, P., Punka 1, A., Dolencc, P., Matyas, J., Burgess, B., Wolverton, T., Ryan, J., Koskey, C., Miss Doty. Varsity Cheerleaders 61 SENIORS Terry Skolnik, president of the 12A Class, rehearses his commencement speech, as running-mate, Ralph Supelak, coaches him. CYNTHIA JAMES R. ADAMSKI ALLECIER BARBARA RONALD ARMSTRONG AULT AARON STEPHANIE L. DONALD BAKER BALL BARANY HELGA BARTEL SANDRA J. CHRIS BARTZ BEHEIM ROSS SANDRA BENJAMIN BENTSCH 64 ROBERT BARBARA JACQUELINE L. CARY A. ADRIAN BENTZ BLAHA BLOOM BRADICK BRAKSATOR PAUL H. CATHY L. CAROLYN J. RUSSELL D. ARTHUR J. CEROVAC CHAPMAN CLARK CONCER COSTANZO SUSETTE COY AS LORETTA D’AGOSTINO DENNIS W. CRAMER MARY SUE DA RAMUS All organizations of senior activities and events centralize in the senior room. The daily meetings of the Informal and Prom committees exemplify this. 65 12A Class MOTTO A journey of one thousand miles begins with a single step. FLOWER: White Rose COLORS: Burgundy and Pink MICHELLE DALE A. DARYL D. DIANE TYRA DAVINSON DAWSON DAWSON DEBOW DECARLO 66 DIANE K. JOHN A. DIXON DORMER I2A Class secretary Judy Hassing and runner up Mary Sue Daramus, manage the paper work involved in the 12A Class projects. GEORGE R. DUNN RONALD K. EAST RIDGE GEORGE EBENHOH RICHARD L. LYNN ESSER EUCKER JOHN FEDOR DENNIS DONALD J. PATRICIA FERN ENGEL FERNENGEL FINK GAIL M. FISCHER 67 PATRICIA LINNEA JEAN JOHN ELIZABETH A. FLEMING FRAN SEN FRANZ FROHLICH FUNK JAMES CAROL LAURA H. PHILLIP BARBARA J. GATTER GIDEON GOODAN GRUDEN HAHN 68 DAVID CLAUDETTE M. HA ZEN HECKER ROBERT A. HEDBERC BARBARA J. HEISER LINDA HE I LEMAN THOMAS F. HEMSATH Candidates for the 12A Vice-Presidency, Jackie Orsagh and Tina Skolnik, join forces to plan the Senior Informal and Prom. JOAN BETTE DONALD W. RONALD ROBERT E. HENDRICKSON HERRIS HOFFMAN HOFFMAN HOLL MARIANNE HOMM LAUREL L. HONESS SUZANNE M. HOYLAN THOMAS HUBBARD EVELYN S. HUNT The United Appeal Campaign of 1966 surpassed previous records. 70 SHELIA SANDRA E. HUNT HYDE Car washes boost class funds. RICHARD M. JOHN W. JALLOS JAMES JOSEPH CLIFFORD E. MYRIA C. JELSON JOHNSON JONES ROBERT CAROLE L. KALOCZI KELTY CHRISTINE RONALD KIRCHENBAUER KOLACH All 12A class monies are counted and recorded by class treasurer Rich Stands and runner-up Andy Tabar. 71 Seymour reigns over the 12A's as they swing at Samari 67, the Senior Informal. MARY KORNICK ROBERT L. LI SKY KATHLEEN S. KRAMER ELAINE LUCHANSKY CHRISTINE KRIST CARL LUDWIG JACQUELINE KULON MARILYN LYMAN UN DA LEEPER PETER MACKULIN 72 KATHLEEN JAMES C. MANDELL MANN PRESTON L. JOHN V. MANNEY MANZATT DON PAULA A. ROBERT E. MARLEY MATTHEI MAT US DANA MAURER LINDA MAYBERRY RICHARD A. MAXEY ROBERT McGINTY Several meetings were held to plan the Senior Informal. 73 The paperback bookstore adds enjoyment to reading. JEFFREY L. NANCY L. MEREDITH MILLER ALLAN R. JANICE ROGER CHARLENE BARBARA MUCCI MURPHY MURTON MUSICK NACEOTTE Seniors cheer the big red team for the last time. MICHAEL C. NELSON DENNIS L. ORRE SAMUEL NOCIFERA JACQUELINE ORSAGH BONNIE OLSEN MICHAEL A. OSTER 74 4 U JAMES MARYANN THOMAS MICHAEL JOSEPH PATTON PATTON PATTON PECHARKO PELSEY MARTIN R CAROL PETRAS PHILIP JAMES D. PINTNER THOMAS PLEZIA RICHARD L. POTH Competitive games of ping-pong spark the free half of lunch periods. 75 The mo final day. After P tional m Prom an exciting events in a Senior’s are the Senior Prom and This year taking an interna if at Rocky River Hall, the After Prom are enjoyed by all. KALV1N LOU ANNE M. PUGH QUINN HORACE J. GARY A. ROBINSON ROMIC 76 ROBERT KATHLEEN VAUGHN TERRENCE J. THERESA J. SEEFR1ED SHOCKEY SHRANKO SKOLNIK SKOLN1K KATHLEEN R. SMITH RONALD R. SPERCEL JOANNE M. SPINKS RICHARD E. STANDS SHARON STEMM SCOTT J. MARCIA STEYER STUART LINDA A. RALPH SULITUS SUPELAK LINDA J. SUZO 77 These doors hold memories of the past and anxieties for tire future. BARBARA J. SHARON MARY C. THORNTON THORNTON TOBIN MARIAN L. UNKEFER ANDREW J. TABAR WILLIAM TASI BARBARA E. TAYLOR BARRIE P. VAUGHN 78 PEPI R. WEINER JOSEPH WELKY ROBERT A. KENNETH R. WALTER WESSEL WEST WHITE JANET WINDT ROBERT A. WOHL JAMES YOUNG THOMAS A. YURKO JOHN WILLIAM ZATROCH Z RENNER 79 Senior Activities CYNTHIA ADAMSKJ - -Bowl. Intra., Hall Guard, Teacher's Aide. BARBARA ARMSTRONG--Cafe. Aide, Choir, Glee Club, HSH Checker, Rhythmettes, Teacher's Aide, Prom Comm. AARON BAKER--Cafe. Aide, 10A Class Pres., Math Hon., NHS—V. Pres., Varsity Football Co-Capt., Varsity Golf. STEPHANIE BALL--Art Guild, Biology Club, Choir, Color Cuard, FTA, Human Relations—Sec. and Treas., HSH Checker, Teacher's Aide. DONALD BARANY—Teacher's Aide, Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track. SANDRA BARTZ—Office Aide, Teacher's Aide. CHRIS BEHE1M--All-City Band, All-Ohio Boys' Band, Orch., Noon Movie Operator, S.C. Rep., Stage Band. SANDRA BENTSCH--Art Club, Bowl. Intra., Waitress Club. ROBERT BENTZ-Cadct Band, J.V. Football. ROSS BENJAM1N--Cafe. Aide, J.V. and Varsity Football. BARBARA BLAHA--Choir, Glee Club, Intra., Teacher's Aide. JACQUELINE BLOOM—Glee Club. PAUL CEROVAC—HSH Chairman, J.V. and Varsity Football, J.V. Track, Cafe. Aide. CATHY CHAPMAN-Attend. Aide, Cafe. Aide, Hall Guard, HSH Checker, Intra., Teacher’s Aide. CAROLYN CLARK—Cafe. Aide, Glee Club, Hall Guard, Office Aide, Waitress Club. RUSSELL CONGER—Hall Guard, HSH Chairman, Movie Cuard, Varsity Bowling. ARTHUR COSTANZO—Choir, Glee Club, HSH Chairman, J. V. Wrestling, RCA Electronics School, S.C. Rep. SUSETTE COYAS--Choir, Glee Club, Concert and Marching Band, Bookstore Aide, Intra., Teacher's Aide. DENNIS CRAMER—Football Manager, Hall Guard, Projection Club. LORETTA D'AGOSTINO—Choir, 1 IB and 11A Class V. Pres., FNHS, HSH Comm. Sec., NHS—Sec., Rhythmettes- -Capt., S.C. Sec., Vanguard Staff. MARY SUE DARAMUS —12A Executive Board, FNHS, Cerman Honor Society, Marching Band, Rhythmettes, Spanish Honor Society, Teacher's Aide, Vanguard Staff. M1CHELIE DAV IN SON—Cafe. Aide, Hall Guard. DALE DAWSON—Hall Guard, Math Hon., Key Club, Sr. Plays, Sr. Rep., Thespians. DARYL DAWSON—Hall Guard, Drama, Movie Attendant. DIANE DeBOW—Art Club, Bowl. Intra., Hall Guard, HSH Checker, Math Tutor, Office Aide, Teacher's Aide, Waitress Club. TYRA DcCARLO—A.P. Calc., A.P. Hist., Bookstore Aide, Cafe. Aide, Locker Guard, Sr. Informal Comm., Sci. Hon., Teacher's Aide. JUDY DEETZ—Bowl. Intra., FNA, Hall Guard, HSH Checker, Movie Aide, Teacher's Aide. CYNTHIA DEREN—French Tutor, FTA, Human Relations, S.C. Rep., World Affairs. TIMOTHY DETTMER—Intra., Teacher's Aide. GEORGE DISCH—HSH Chairman, HSH Comm., J. V. Football, S. C. Rep. DIANE DIXON--Bookstore Aide, Cym Leaders—V. Pres., Office Aide, Teacher's Aide. JOHN DORMER—All-City Band and Orch., All-Ohio Boys' Band, Marching Band, Noon Movie Projector, S.C. Rep. GEORGE DUNN--Choir, 11A Class Pres., Marshmellows, Varsity Bowling, Capt. GEORGE EBENHOH--Cross Country, Track. RICHARD ESSER--HSH Chairman, Teacher's Aide. JOHN FEDOR—Cross Country--Mgr., Teacher's Aide, Track—Mgr. DENNIS FERNENCEL--Teacher's Aide, Thespians. DONALD FERNENCEL--Sr. Play. PATRICIA FINK —Library Aide. GAIL FISCHER--All-City Band, Cafe. Aide, French Tutor, HSH Comm. Intra., Marching Band, S.C. Rep., Welfare and Standards. PATRICIA FLEMING—Glee Club, Flashers, Office Aide. LINNEA FRAN SEN- -All-City Band, FNHS—Sec. and Treas., Marching Band, Orch., S. C. Rep., Solo Contest, Teacher’s Aide. JEAN FRANZ--Bookstore Aide, Bowl. Intra., Flashers, HSH Checker, S. C. Rep. JOHN FROHLICH--Cafe. Aide, S. C. Rep. ELIZABETH FUNK—Attend. Aide, Hospital Volunteer, HSH Checker, Teacher's Aide. JAMES CATTER—Hall Guard. CAROL GIDEON--Bookstore Aide, FNHS, Cym Leaders, Math Hon., NHS, Rhythmettes, Sci. Hon., Teacher's Aide. LAURA GOODAN—FNHS, HSH Checker, Human Relations, 'Terp Staff, NHS' S.C. Rep., Vanguard Staff, Will and Prophecy Comm. PHILIP CRUDEN—Cafe. Aide, Varsity Coif. BARBARA HAHN--All-City Band, All-Ohio Orch., Choir, Concert and Marching Band, Glee Club, Office Aide. JANET HARKEMA—Cym Leaders, Intra., Office Aide, P. A. Announcer, Rhythmettes. DALE HARTWIC—All-City Orch., All-Ohio Boys' Band, Concert and Marching Band, HSH Chairman, J. V. Basketball Mgr., Orch., Stage Band. JUDITH HASSLNG--Bookstore Aide, 12A Class Sec., FNHS—V. Pres., S.C. Rep., Teacher's Aide, 'Terp Staff, Vanguard Staff, World Affairs. SHARRON HAVLIK--Bookstore Aide, Bowl. Intra., Color-Flower-Motto Comm., Flashers, Teacher's Aide, Y-Teens. DAVID HAZEN--Varsity Coif, HSH Chairman, J. V. Football. Key Club, Radio Announcer, Radio Operator. CLAUDETTE HECKER—Intra., Teacher's Aide. LINDA HEILEMAN--Hall Guard, Movie Aide, Office Aide, Teacher's Aide. BARBARA HEISER--Y-Teens, Teacher's Aide, Tutoring. JOAN HENDRICKSON--Bookstore Aide, Cafe. Aide, Choir, Glee Club, Intra., Prom Comm., S.C. Rep., Teacher's Aide. BETTE H£RRlS--Biology Club, Concert and Marching Band, Hall Guard, Teacher's Aide. DONALD HOFFMAN--Junior Achievement. RONALD HOFF MAN--Radio Announcer. ROBERT HOLL—Cafe. Aide, Key Club. MARIANNE HO MM--Bookstore Aide, Choir, HSH Checker, Library Aide, S.C. Rep., Teacher's Aide, Vanguard Staff, Y-Teens--Officcr. LAUREL LEE HONESS--Teacher's Aide. EVELYN SUE HUNT--Cafe. Aide, Hall Cuard. SHEILA HUNT--Cafe. Aide, Color-Flower-Motto Comm., Hall Guard, Nurse's Aide, Movie Aide, Sr. Rep., Y-Teens--Sec., Vanguard Staff. RICHARD JALLOS--Varsity Golf, Track. JOSEPH JELSON — I2B Class Pres., J. V. and Varsity Football, Track. CLIFTORD JOHNSON—J. V. Football, J. V. and Varsity Track. MYRIA JONES--Glee Club, FNA, Nurse's Aide. CAROLE KELTY—Choir, Depart. Aide, Glee Club, Prom Comm., Rhythmcttes, Sci. Hon., S.C. Rep., Teacher's Aide. CHRISTINE KIRCHENBAUER—FNA, Glee Club, Majorette--Capt., Office Aide, Y-Tcens. RONALD KOLACH--Cross Country, Production Wood, S.C. Rep., Track. MARY K0RN1CK--Hall Cuard, Movie Aide, Office Aide, Waitress Club. KATHLEEN KRAMER--Cafe. Aide, Glee Club, Hall Guard, Office Aide. CHRISTINE KR1ST--Choir, Glee Club, Hall Guard, Movie Aide, Tea Room. JACQUELINE KULON--Intra., Library Aide, Nurse's Aide, Teacher's Aide, Y-Teens. LINDA LEEPER—Cafe. Aide, Choir, Intra., Marshmellows, S.C. Rep., Sr. Informal Comm., Vanguard Staff, Y- Teens- -Officer. ROBERT LISKY--HSH Chairman, Intra., J. V. Football, S.C. Rep., Varsity Tennis. ELAINE LUCHANSKY—Bowl. Intra., Flashers, Movie Aide, Y-Teens--Service Chairman. CARL LUDWIG—NHS, S.C. Pres., Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball. MARILYN LYMAN--Bookstore Aide, FNHS, Will and Prophecy Comm., Sr. Informal and Prom Comm., Teacher's Aide. PETER MACKULIN—Choir, Hall Guard, S.C. Rep., Sci. Hon., Sr. Rep. KATHLEEN MANDELL—Bookstore Aide, Bowl. Intra., HSH Checker, Teacher's Aide. JAMES MANN—Biology Club, Hall Guard, HSH Chairman, S.C. Aide, Variety Show. JOHN MANZATT—Hall Guard, HSH Chairman, J. V. and Varsity Football, J. V. and Varsity Wrestling. PAULA MATTHE1 —10A and 12B Class Sec., FNHS, Gym Leaders, NHS, Radio and WBOE Announcer, Vanguard Staff. ROBERT MATUS—Choir, All-City Band, FNHS, NHS, Orch., S.C. Rep., Varsity Swimming, Varsity Tennis. RICHARD MAXEY—Cafe. Aide, HSH Chairman, Hall Guard, J. V. Football. LINDA MAYBERRY—Bookstore Aide, German Honor Society, Gym Leaders--Pres., Intra., J. V. Cheerleader--Capt., Marshmellows, NHS, Rhythmettes. JEFFREY MEREDITH—Cafe. Aide, HSH Chairman, J.V. and Varsity Football, Key Club-Treas., Track. ALLAN MUCCI—All-City Orch., Concert Band, Stage Band, Varsity Bowling. JANICE MURPHY—Art Club, Attend. Aide, Bowl. Intra., Hall Cuard, HSH Checker, Prom Comm., Teacher's Aide. ROGER MURTON--HSH Chairman. CHARLENE MUSICK—Teacher's Aide. BARBARA NAGEOTTE—Cafe. Aide, Off. Aide, Sr. Play, Sr. Rep., Teacher’s Aide, Thespian--Pres., Y-Teens. MICHAEL NELSON--Cross-Country, Track. SAMUEL NOCIFERA—Cafe. Aide, Hall Guard, Intra. BONNIE OLSEN—FTA, Intra., Marching Band, Teacher's Aide, Vanguard Staff. DENNIS ORRE--J.V. Basketball, Production Wood, S.C. Rep., Track. JACKQUELINE ORSAGH--12A Class V.-Pres., Daisy Mae Basketball, Gym Leaders, NHS, Sci. Hon., Vanguard Editor, Y-Teens—V.-Pres., FNHS. MICHAEL OSTER--HSH Chairman, Sr. Informal Comm. MARYANN PATTON—Cafe. Aide, HSH Checker, Intra., Junior Achievement, Watiress Club, Y-Teens. TOM PATTON—Decathalon, J.V. Football, J.V. Wrestling, Varsity Wrestling. JOSEPH PELSEY—Hall Guard, HSH Chairman, Key Club, Lab. Aide, Math Tutor, Teacher's Aide. MARTIN PETRAS—HSH Chairman, J. V. Football. CAROL PHILIP—Choir, 11B and 11A Class Sec., Gym Leader, Intra., J. V. and Varsity Cheerleader, Prom Comm., S.C. Rep., Vanguard Staff. JAMES PINTNER--All-City Orch., Cafe. Aide, Hall Guard, J. V. Football, Orch., Solo and Ensemble Contest. THOMAS PLEZIA--Book Shoppe Aide, Hall Guard, Varsity Track. RICHARD POTH—All-City Choir, Choir--Pres., lntra., J. V. Basketball, Marshmellows, S.C. Rep., Varsity Basketball. KALVIN PUGH--Choir, Biology Club, FTA, Projection Club, Visual Aids, Wrestling. LOUANNE QUINN--Attend. Aide, Bookstore Aide, Cym Leaders, HSH Checker, lntra., Pace Tutor Corps, Sr. Informal Comm., Vanguard Staff. HORACE ROBINSON--Ha 11 Guard, J.V. Football. GARY ROM1C--HSH Chairman. SUE SALE--All-City Choir, Biology Club, 12B Class V. Pres., FNHS--Pres., Marshmellows, NHS, Teacher's Aide, Y-Teens--Prc$. and Sec. CLYDE SCHEIDEMANTEL—HSH Chairman, J. V. Football, Varsity Track. ROBERT SEEFRIED—lntra., J. V. Football. KATHLEEN SHOCKEY--A. P. Calc, and Eng., Elmer Paad Memorial Award, Math Hon., NHS, Sr. Rep., Teacher's Aide, Vanguard Staff, World Affairs. VAUGHN SHRANKO--Biology Club, Hall Guard, Oasis Aide, Lab. Aide, Projection Club, Teacher's Aide, Ticket Seller, Visual Aids. TERRENCE SKOLN1K—12A Class Pres., 11A Class Treas., FNHS, HSH Chairman, J. V. and Varsity Basketball, Marshmellows, Varsity Tennis. THERESA SKOLNIK—All-City Orch., All-Ohio Orch., Gym Leaders, Marshmellows, NHS--Pres., from Comm., Rhythmettes--Capt., Sr. Informal Comm.--Chairman. KATHLEEN SMITH--Gcrman Honor Society, lntra., Math Hon., Math Seminar, Teacher's Aide. MELVINE SMYERS—Teacher's Aide, Visual Aids. RONALD SPERCEL--Cafe. Aide, J. V. and Varsity Football. JOANNE SP1NKS--Art Cuild. RICHARD STANDS--Biology Tutor, 12A Class Treas., S. C. Rep., Track, Vanguard Staff. SHARON STEMM--Teacher’s Aide. MARCIA STUART--Choir, Gym Leader—Historian, lntra., Office Aide, Varsity Cheerleader. LINDA SULITIS--Cafc. Aide, Choir, Color-Motto-Flower Comm., Glee Club, HSH Checker, lntra., Movie Aide, S.C. Rep. RALPH SUPELAK--Cafe. Aide, 12B Class Treas., Marshmellows, NHS, Sci. Hon., S.C. Rep., Vanguard Staff, Varsity Football. LINDA SUZO--A.P. Calc., Bookstore Aide, Cafe. Aide, HSH Checker, Sr. Informal Comm., Teacher's Aide, Will and Prophecy Comm., Y-Teens. ANDREW TABAR--Art Cuild, HSH Comm. — Pres., Prom Comm., S.C. Rep., Sr. Play, Vanguard Staff, Will and Prophecy Comm., World Affairs. WILLIAM TASI--Cafe. Aide, Hall Cuard, Teacher's Aide. BARBARA TAYLOR—Bowl. lntra.--Capt., Choir, Glee Club, Flashers, Hall Cuard, HSH Checker, Y-Teens. BARBARA THORNTON—All-City Band, Cafe. Aide, Concert and Marching Band, HSH Checker and Sec., lntra., Teacher's Aide. SHARON THORNTON--Cafe. Aide, Bowl. lntra., HSH Checker and Sec., Teacher's Aide. MARY TOBIN—Cafe. Aide, HSH Checker, Teacher's Aide. MARIAN UNKEFER—Color-Motto-Flower Comm., Movie Aide, Teacher's Aide. BARRIE VAUGHN--All-City Orch., All-Ohio Boys' Band, Cafe. Aide, Concert and Marching Band, Orch., Teacher's Aide. DAVID VITAZ—Cafe. Aide, Hall Guard, lntra., J.V. and Varsity' Football, J.V. and Varsity Wrestling, S.C. Rep. PEPI WEINER—Hall Guard, lntra., PTA Fashion Show, Teacher's Aide, Volunteer Work, Y-Teens. ROBERT WESSEL—HSH Chairman, J.V. Football, S.C. Rep., Vanguard Staff. WALTER WHITE—Hall Guard, Sr. Aide, Ticket Salesman, Vanguard Staff. JANET WINDT--Biology Club, Bowl. lntra., Hall Guard, Office Aide. JAMES YOUNG—Wrestling. JOHN ZATROCH—Band, Choir, Crosscountry, HSH Chairman, Marshmellows, S.C. Rep., Sr. Rep., Track. WILLIAM ZRENNF.R—Cafe. Aide, Concert and Marching Band, Cerman Honor Society. KEY A.P.—Advanced Placement FNHS—Frcnch National Honor Society FNA—Future Nurses of America Sci. Hon—Science Honorary S. R.--Senior S.C. — Student Council FTA—Future Teachers of America HSH—Honor Study Hall lntra. — Intramurals NHS—National Honor Society 82 Thb Vcu vlqa L Wishes the Class of ’67 Success and Happiness On behalf of the staff, I would like to thank the following persons for the advice and aid they have contributed to the yearbook. Mr. McKenrick Mr. Cihlar Mr. Vladar Miss Luckay Without die vital assistance of these four dedicated people, the January Vanguard of 1967 would not have been possible. The Editor Miss Dolores Luckay Jackie Orsagh Advisor Editor Linda Lccper Seniors Gail Dickey Academics Paula Matthci Activities Adele Bianchi Faculty Richard Stands Carol Philip Athletics Judy Hassing Advertisements Associate Editors LORETTA D'AGOSTINO MARYSUE DA RAMUS MARIANNE HO MM BONNIE OLSEN KATY SHOCKEY Photographer Pat Ginley Assistant Photographer Craig Todd A Abshire, A. 52 Adamski, C. 64 Aker, C. 41 Allegier, J. 64 Andrachik, S. 52 A pelt, C. 16,21 Armstrong, B. 60,64 Ator, B. 21 Augustine, T. 52,53 Ault, R. 64 B Bailey, E. 57 Baker, A. 12,20,43,52,56 Baldy, C. 35 Balint, P. 35 Ball, S. 37,41 Barany, D. 58 Barber, T. 52 Bartel, H. 64 Bartos, D. 52 Bartz, S. 64 Basalla, D. 46,60,61 Bauer, B. 58 Becker, D. 21,52,54 Becker, L. 46 Beheim, C. 36,64 Behlke, C. 46 Behringer, B. 46 Benjamin, R. 52,53,64 Bentsch, S. 64 Bentz, R. 65 Berndson, W. 44 Bianchi, A. 46 Biebel, E. 38,40,47 Blaha, B. 65 Bloom, J. 65 Boden, N. 61 Boehmer, L. 40 Boggs, C. 17,61 Bolentine, S. 39 Borchert, D. 47 Bova, L . 38 Box, D. 52 Bradick, G. 65 Braksator, A. 65 Brenning, S. 21 Bricken, D. 21,41 Britton, P. 42,43,47 Broderick, P. 17 Bucker, L. 67 Bunasky, L. 46 Bundshuh, B. 16,60,61 Bunsey, S. 46 Burgess, B . 61 Burns, S. 20 Butera, D. 41,47 Butler, B. 47 C Cann, A. 57 Carlson, D. 38,45 Carr, T. 58 Cashin, C. 16,21,43 Cavallaro, T. 20,61 Celesky, L. 36,40 Cerorac, P. 65 Chapman, C. 65 Chisamore, L. 39 Chmura, T. 56 Choban, P. 44 Chorich, R. 58 Cigany, N. 18 Clark, C. 39,46,65 Cochran, B. 38,47 Conger, R. 65 Conway, E. 52 Cook, B. 57 Corea, C. 52 Corrigan, D. Costanzo, A. 65 Coughlin, J. 58 Cox, B. 44 Coy, E. 58 Coyas, S. 65 Cramer, D. 12,52,65 Crane, J. 34 Criddle, G. 18 Croyle, D. 36 Croyle, R. 57 Cubic, J. 35 Cubic, M. 35 Crumbaker, D. 54,56 Currie, V. 61 Czuchran, B. 46 D D'Agostino, J. 44 D'Agostino, L. 17,20,43, 46.47.60.65.83 Dahlke, B. 61 Daly, F. 52,56 Danko, D. 43 Daramus, M. S. 17,46,65, 67.83 Davinson, M. 66 Davinson, M. 66 Davis, C. 54 Davis, V. 39 Dawson, D. 20,40,66 Dawson, Daryl 1 66 Dawson, L . 39 Debow, D. 66 DeCarlo, T. 12,21,66 Decker, G . 16,17,43 Deetz, J. 66 DeLoney, S. 61 Deren, C. 66 Derhammer, J. 41 Dehner, K. 13,21 Dettmer, T. 66 Deutsch, A. 61 Dickey, G. 21,46 Disch, G. 12, 47,66 Dixon, D. 60,61,67 Dolence, P. 21,61 Donahue, W. 52 Dormer, J. 67 Dunn, G . 43,56,67 Dutton, M. 44 E Eagles, J. 47 Eastridge, R. 67 Eaton, B. 58 Ebenhoh, G. 67 Edgar, L. 47 Edwards, B. 38,41,45 Eichler, C . 40 Esser, R. 67 Eucher, L. 67 Evick, M. 20,21,40 F Fagain, L. 46 Falk, J. 61 Farkas, L. 46 Fedor, J. 58,67 Fekete, N. 35,36 Fenn, L. 47 Ferenz, L. 20,47,61 Fern, E. 18 Fernengel, Dennis 48, 67 Fernengel, Donald 48,67 Filley, P. 41,45,61 Fink, D. 39 Fischer, G. 12,17,47,67 Fleming, P. 68 Florian, J. 47 Frank, L. 61 Fransen, L. 17,35,68 Franz, J . 44 Franz, T. 44 Freeman, D. 45 Fries, S. 46 Frohlich, J. 68 Funk, B. 12,16,68,61 G Gadzinski, R. 38 Gajewski, G. 52 Gallagher, P. 20,61 Galmarini, L. 30 84 Gatter, J. 68 Gergen, K. 42 Geschke, M. 35,36 Gideon, C. 12,17,20,21, 60,61,68 Gieb, M. 60,61 Ginley, P. 40,46,47 Giroski, P. 21 Goehringer, H. 37 Golinski, K. 58 Gomex, B. 58 Good, J. 56 Goodan, L. 17,20,39,46, 68 Goodi, J. 40 Gorges, J. 16,17,38,43 Grabnegger, C. 41 Graham, T. 52 Green, B. 55 Groseclose, N. 41 Grothe, S. 41 Gruden, P. 56,68 Gruver, J. 58 Gutwein, L. 41 H Haber, K. 36 Hackenberg, R. 47 Hahn, B . 35, 68 Hallstrom, C. 16,20,61 Hamilton, M. 41 Harm, G. 40 Hansen, W. 16 Harasimchuk, H. 38 Hargis, K. 52 Harkema, J. 60,61,68 Harrell, J. 46 Hartford, L. 45 Hartwig, D. 34,68 Hassing, E. 46 Hassing, J. 2,12,16,17, 46,67,68 Havlik, S. 45, 68 Hazelton, C. 42 Hazen, D. 69 Hecker, C. 12,69 Hedberg, R. 69 Heileman, L. 69 Heintz, M. 41 Heinz, B. 41 Heiser, B. 69 Held, J. 43 Hemsath, T. 69 Hendrickson, J. 39,70 Herey, M. 46 Herris, B. 70 Herris, D. 35,36 Hicks, B. 61 Higgins, J . 52 Hillson, N. 44 Hoffman, D. 70 Hoffman, R. 70 Hofstetter, E. 52 Holl, R. 70 Hollack, J. 20,21 Homm, M. 45,46,70 Honess, J. 70 Hopkins, C. 46 Hosta, B. 68 Howard, P. Hoyian, S. 70 Hsu, R. 38 Hsu, J. 38,58 Hu, J. 16,17,38,47 Hubbard, T. 70 Hubbell, D. 47 Hubley, C. 46 Hugh, C. 61 Hunt, E. 70 Hunt, S. 45,71 Hus, J. 21 Hutson, M. 46 Hyde, S. 71 I Iseli, L. 46 J Jallos, R. 56 James, J . 71 Jason, D. 18 Jelson, J. 52, 71 Jennings, L. 47 John, A. 46 Johns, H. 56 Johnson, C . 41,71 Jones, G. 47 Jones, K . 14,57 Jones, M. 71 Jones, S . 34,41 K Kaloczi, R. 71 Kane, A. 46 Karman, S . 16,40 Karwan, K. 42 Kasamek, S. 41 Kasick, J. 20,34,61 Kasidonis, J. 52 Kellogg, F. 42 Kelty, C. 60,71 Kemper, B. 52 Kimpel, S. 21 Kiraly, J. 16,17,20,29 Kirchenbauer, C. 60,71 Klein, M. 52 Kochmit, C . 45,61 Kolach, R. 58,71 Koning, K. 39 Konn, L . 45 Kopec, D. 40 Kornick, M . 72 Kornowski, J. 41 Koskey, C . 61 Kovach, B. 58 Kozak, G. 44 Kramer, K. 72 Krejci, S. 18 Krepop, J. 52 Krist, C. 72 Kroeger, P. 36 Kruckenberg, D. 38 Krueger, K. 18 Kuchta, L. 37,38,41 Kugler, A. 21,40,41 Kuharik, S. 16,20,21,41 Kulon, J. 72 Kundtz, J. 35 Kurth, B. 60 Kyriakeas, A. 46 L Lasko, R. 56 Lawrence, H. 40 Lazarowski, S. 18 Lecper, L . 43,46,72 Lemel, L. 60,61 Lennox, L. 38 Lesko, G. 42,43,61 Lewis, R. 20,21,40 Lintern, D. 41 Lisky, R. 54,72 Livingston, J. 13,35,36 Logan, T. 5 Logins, A. 45,47,69 Lucacik, G. 34 Lucaci, L. 34,43 Luchansky, E. 45,72 Ludwig, C. 12,20,43,52, 53,57,72 Lyman, M. 72 Lynch, D. 17,38 Lynch, M. 17 M Mackulin, P. 12,72 Maise, G. 38 Majstorvic, M. 41 Majusick, C. 41 Malone, B. 58 Malone, J. 16 Mandell, K . 73 Mann, J. 73 Manney, P. 73 85 Manse, J. 16 Mantarro, T. 36 Manzatt, J . 73 Marciniak, J. 36 Marek, R. 38 Marley, D. 73 Marsh, C. 34 Masso, D. 21 Matthei, F. 17,20,45,46, 60.61.73 Matus, R. 12,17,20,21, 54.73 Matyas, J. 34,40,41,61 Maurer, D. 73 Maxey, R. 73 Mayberry, L. 16,17,20, 43.60.61.73 McDermott, R. 21 McGann, R. 52 McGinnis, C. 41,45 McGinty, R. 73 Menszyk, J. 45 Meredith, J . 52, 74 Mileti, 43 Miller, D. 45 Miller, M. 41 Miller, N. 74 Mills, K. 45 Minem, D. 56 Misch, G. 43, 52 Misciasci, P. 61 Moody, C. 44 Moody, K. 18,40 Moore, J. 41,45 Morgan, J. 41,47 Moskaly, 36 Mucci, A. 36,74 Murphy, J. 74 Murton, R. 74 Musick, C . 74 Musiek, L. 43,52 N Nageotte, B. 74 Nagy, C. 17,42,43 Nelson, L. 18 Nelson, M. 58,74 Nemes, R. 40 Ney, R. 40 Nocifera, S. 74 O O'Brien, M. 47 Olsen, B. 46,74 Ormiston, M. 38 Orsagh, J. 2, 12, 17,20, 21,45,46,69,74 Orre, D. 74 Oster, B. 35 Osterling, P. 37 Ostrow, W. 47 Oswald, D. 61 Owens, S. 38,45 P Palos, P. 35,36 Palshaw, M. 61 Parrish, D. 45 Patton, J. 75 Patton, M. 75 Patton, N. 37 Patton, T. 75 Paulin, M. 41 Pauli, K. 17,40 Pauleen, J. 18 Pecharko, M. 75 Pelsey, J. 12,40,44,75 Perry, G. 52 Petras, M. 75 Petrus, C. 52 Pfister, C. 34,41 Pfister, S. 20,34 Philip, C. 46,60,61,75 Phillips, R . 57 Piccoli, N. 46 Pietro, B. 60 Pintner, J. 34,75 Planisek, J . 43,60 Plezia, T. 75 Podracky, J. 58 Poison, J. 52 Posch, S. 21 Poth, R. 42,75 Preston, J. 46 Pugh, K. 38,76 Punkal, A. 61 Purcell, K . 35,43 Q Quinn, L. 46,60,61,76 R Rasfild, C. 45 Rauner, L. 39 Ray, C. 46 Rehak, P. 40 Reines, D. 52 Rennar, W. 38 Riegler, D. 58 Ritchie, M. 47 Robinson, B. 41 Robinson, H. 76 Rodgers, T. 52 Romig, G. 58,76 Ronay, B. 34 Ruessman, B. 76 Rusnak, K. 18 Russell, R . 76 Ryan, J . 41,61 S Sadlon, J. 40 Sado, B. 46 Sale, S. 20,42,43,45,76 Salem, R. 47 Saltzman, G. 38 Sauers, R. 61 Saunders, B. 43 Scanlon, M. 75 Scheidemantel, C. 76 Schill, B. 61 Schill, J. 61 Schmidt, S . 46, 57 Schnabel, G. 16,17,20,43, 52 Schneider, B. 35,36 Scott, C . 40,45 Schram, B. 76 Schultz, E. 41 Seedhouse, E. 54 Seefried, R. 77 Seher, R. 20 Sendl, M. 38 Shockey, K. 12, 16,20,46, 77 Shofner, R . 47 Shranko, V. 38,77 Shupe, N. 34,37,45 Shutelock, G. 21 Sima, J. 47,58 Simon, G. 52 Sims, B. 54 Skalsky, S. 16,42,43 Skolnik, Terry 2,17,43, 54.57.64.77 Skolnik, Tina 20,34,43,60, 61.69.77 Slipp, J. 46 Smith, J. 47 Smith, K. 17,20,27 Smyers, M. 77 Snippel, K. 57 Snow, M. 58 Sokol, L. 18 Soltesz, J. 42,43 Soltesz, L. 3 Spalvins, A . 34,40 Spercel, T. 52,77 Spinks, J. 77 Stacho, P. 18 Stanczyk, G. 61 Stands, R. 2,12,46,71,77 Stanko, M. 46 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FACULTY ADMINISTRATION ACADEMICS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS SENIORS ADVERTISEMENTS Students of John Marshall are the future? This large cosmopolitan group destined to numerous and varied fields of endeavor, have achieved a spirit of unity. A little of the light we have given to the future is stored in these pages for posterity. UPPER LEFT: The prom is the climax of all mm senior activities. CENTER: The Oasis is the site of the annual ping pong tournament. UPPER RICHT: Final votes for class colors are tallied in the Senior Room. CENTER RIGHT: Girls will never forget their initiation into Gym Leaders' Club. LOWER RIGHT: FTA holds its semiannual tea for the teachers. UPPER LEFT: Modem scientific equipment aids teachers and students in successful experiments. LOWER LEFT: Study is an important part of the student's day. CENTER: Marshall's 16,000 book library provides ample material for research. LOWER RIGHT: Students find helpful information when planning their college years in the College Room. Scholastics play a very important part in tomorrow’s world. A good education is the essential key to a successful future. Realizing this. JMH students have maintained a high level of scholastic achievement. Marshall students have set their goals and have reached them in all academic fields. These achievements have proven that today's students are aware of the future and are planning for it. 8 I UPPER LEFT: Improvements in pronunciation and intonation results from the use of the language lab LOWER LEFT: Math courses would be virtually impossible without the use of the proper tools. UPPER CENTER: A variety of books to suit all are available in the Paperback Book Shoppe. CENTER: Use of the overhead projector aids transcription typing and stenography class. LOWER CENTER: PSSC Physics challenges the mathematical ability of top students. LOWER RIGHT: Measuring the flagpole with a transit is a supplementary activity for trig students. 9 Physical Fitness Is Essential to Meet the Demands of Tomorrow UPPER LEFT: The huddle before the game boosts team spirit. LOWER LEFT: Mastering the correct techniques on the apparatus develops muscular coordination and timing. UPPER RIGHT: Football rallies increase interest in sports and boost school spirit. LOWER LEFT: Every eye is on the ball during practice for the big game. The modern world of tomorrow is a world of physically fit young men and women. Even our government has stressed the importance of being fit in the past five years. Marshall's excellent athletic program provides various opportunity for all to learn and develop useful physical skills. The physical discipline one attains while mastering these skills may prove to be of great importance in the future. n Tomorrow’s Business World Depends on Skills of Today’s Youth UPPER LEFT: Besides a classroom, room 248 is a work shop for the production of school materials. LOWER LEFT: Safety is not to be overlooked when operating shop machinery. UPPER RIGHT: Students in D.E. courses gain extra knowledge of the business world. LOWER RIGHT: The basics of homemaking are practiced in Home Economics classes. The world of tomorrow is a world of complicated machines and skills. A position of high standing is achieved through excellence in a specific field--a career in business, industry, or education. Knowledge is the key to a successful future, and experience is the key to knowledge. A Marshall student has an excellent opportunity for personal achievement in the field of his choice. The range extends from specialized mechanics to the modern homemaking classes. JMH has been providing its students with the latest technical equipment, but each person must decide for himself what path he will follow for the rest of his life. Today there is a great emphasis placed on culture, and tomorrow the stress on having a solid cultural background will be even greater. Students of JMH learn to appreciate the beauty of their cultural surroundings through music, drama, and art. The semi-annual concerts sponsored by the vocal and orchestral departments, the art exhibits displayed in the showcases, and the Senior plays performed by prom is-ing young actors and actresses stress the importance of a wide background in the fine arts. UPPER LEFT: Careful application of makeup adds a professional touch to the performance. CENTER LEFT: The choir rehearses for commencement. LOWER LEFT: Daily practice insures a smooth performance from the orchestra. CENTER: Individuality and creativity are expressed through use of various art media. RIGHT: Members of the Language Honor Societies prepare for their yearly inductions. JMH Students Learn to Appreciate the Beauty of Modern Arts 15 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY Wl Ralls E. Kosman R. Lidrbauch Dean of Boys Dean of Girls Assistant Principal This June Class has reached a goal, the struggle for which, began thirteen years ago. To some, it is the only major goal attained in life; to others, the first step to larger and more rewarding goals. The thrill of accomplishment will diminish unless you find new frontiers to conquer. The magic in life is in the future’s challenge, exploring the unknown, discovering Life's purpose, and serving mankind. Remember, cherish your years at Marshall but do not live in the past, rather, from this beginning project your vision to new horizons and through achievement bring honor upon all. Administration and Senior Advisors D. Luckay Senior Advisor Student Council Advisor The Administration and Senior Advisors are important in the lives of the students. They help the students adjust to high school life and see them through three years of schooling. Many of the senior activities are also under their supervision. They have seen us at our best and our worst yet always seem to understand our problems. It is to them that we owe a debt of gratitude for a job exceptionally well-done. L. Estesen C. Hahn H. Jones J. Kasler A. Caliquire D. Cox F Laux r. Mantenieks C. Montain M. Montain A. Rogalski G. Schuenemann M. Schulte C. Seidel C. Stanton J. Todd A. Utley R- Vinyard j. Weese D. Wright 19 J. Bahen L. Crayne T. Dieterich J. Kasler J. Jacobson E- Mayo T. Scahcl D. Thrall Industrial Arts Research work supplements normal class work. J. Burford S. Clark M. Fosdick J. Lincks R. Rebcta M. Lucas J. Schmidt A. Maher J. Scholley 20 Creative hands work on projects to be entered into contests. The Wood Production Class readies its S. Engstrand D. Wright boat for the Mid-American Boat Show at public auditorium. J. Jensen H. Jones H. Lsmmers E. Manning M. Montain J. Olmsted G. Schuenemann R. Vinyard L. Whitaker The creativity of Marshall students can be seen in many ways. Drawings, sculptures, op-art, and ceramics are entered in local and national competition. Industrial Arts also offers creative students vocational courses in wood-working, auto mechanics, electric shop, printing, and mechanical drawing. English Team teaching English, a new innovation in the English Department, is now in its third full year at J.M. H. It prepares the college-bound student for group lectures and individual recitation periods with a combined student-teacher effort. For the fifth consecutive year, an advanced placement student has won the National Council Teachers of English Award. This brings the number of winners who have attended Marshall to nine. Regular and skills classes are also offered to students. 21 Mr. Krehbicl, a scholar-in-residencc, conducts the Marshall choir at a special rehearsal. The J.M.H. Music Department provides many services for the school. The choir and Marsh-Mellos perform at choir contests and commencement. Band and Orches tra also perform at contests and football games. A current drive is underway to obtain the necessary funds for the purchase of new Band uniforms. Business O. Bates D. Holling E. Bone 1. Mancuso G. Billcy N. Martau N. Faulkner T. Oleski R. Hall D. Polomsky 22 J Doty M. Fernandez D. Winovich C. Lanning W. Quayle R. Ramseyer Physical Education The Distributive Education Class demonstrates sales techniques used in on-the-job training. The Physical Education Department of John Marshall stresses physical fitness, but also incorporates into its program a development of social attitudes for the appreciation and understanding of dance, sports, and rhythmic activities to be practiced in our leisure time. The Business Department is booming with a widely expanded curriculum. The distributive education and cooperative office education programs provide students in their senior year with supervised on-the-job training. A typing lab and a stenographic lab have been added to further increase the intensified business programs. Many of our past graduates have qualified for attractive positions because of the excellent business courses offered at Marshall. 23 The John Marshall Cafeteria Staff prepares and serves many thousands of lunches to students each year. Both boys and girls participate in the Dynamics for Living course which has practical applications for future living. Also offered by the Home Economics Department are courses in home nursing, needle-craft, vocational foods, and sewing. The Tea Room Staff prepares and serves faculty luncheons. Home Economics A. Famiano A. Hackett M. McLaughlin E. Molinari p. Poliucr D. Solymosi M. Zirkel Foreign Language Faculty members ing luncheon in the Marshall Tea Room It is the aim of the Foreign Language Department to give each student a good basic knowledge of each language. Students are taught the basics of speaking, reading, writing, and understanding the language. Supplementary materials, such as records, films, and modern periodicals, are also offered to the students in the areas of customs and cultures. The language lab helps the students to further enrich and improve their language study. Maintenance problems are solved by our efficient custodians. E. Bauer D. Burke A. Busha L. Esccsen E. Cibbons J. Leahy C- Locke B. Powers J. Lotz G. Sikorski J. Peduwi C. Stanton R. Pfingston R. Volan Science Faculty members discuss and prepare for their classes. The Science Department is helping students understand the enormous value of science in today's world. The new methods of science education are designed to encourage the acquisition of critical attitudes and skills in analysis, evaluation, interpretation, and deduction. This year a new honors course is available to students. Various scientists will visit Marshall and speak to the science students on their specific field of specialization. The conservation class does landscape work on the John Marshall patio during school. Old World culture was seen by students at Edinburgh on their European trip. The History Department of John Marshall offers students a new experimental geography course which is being tested nationally. The first Honors-Advanced Placement class to have the benefit of a special three year course will be graduated this June. The American history team teaching program has also been continued with much success. History A. Caliquire J. Chippi D. Cox J. Dare S. Deubel C. Hahn P- Johanni R. Mantenieks J. Moxley P. Oswald M. Schulte 27 F. Laux D. Meyers S. Moss C. Montain C. Seidel J. Todd R. Van Allen J. Weese Mathematics With the installation of another math lab this year, the Mathematics Department offers students a more thorough education. Pupils can chose between the normal college preparatory courses or the vocationally oriented Shop Mathematics or Business Arithmetic. Honors students have the opportunity to take Calculus and Analytic Geometry in their senior year. New textbooks have also helped students and aided them to keep abreast of new methods in mathematics. I. Mone D. Reidler T. Thompson Visual Aides School Treasurer Nurse Mrs. Buck and Mrs. Mancuso, teacher assistants, assist Business teachers. National Merit Scholarship Runners-up discuss homework problems. 28 M. Deeb M. Dozer C. Graham H. Sheppard XfasQJb f t 1 Library Staff Books are checked out for weekend and daily study helping to enrich normal classwork. The library is a vital part of school life at Marshall. Both students and teachers continually use the many volumes in the library for pleasure and for reference work. By increasing the number of books from 17,000 to 18,000 over the past year, a more diversified selection of reading material is available. The aim of the Guidance Department is to help students of John Marshall in their personal, vocational, and educational problems. Students are assisted in assessing and understanding their abilities, interests, and educational and occupational opportunities by the counselors. Useful information is provided to staff members and parents by way of planning and evaluating the school program to further improve and expand it. Guidance M. Duffy B. Hamed J. Neubaucr E. Wiles D. Youtz 29 Students Explore Secrets of Earth and Universe Miss Bauer explains basic concepts in depth to the AP Biology class. The science department of Marshall has tried in the past year to widen the interest of students through advanced courses in biology, chemistry, and physics, the formation of the Science Honorary, and lectures by prominent persons in their varied fields of science. Marshall provides advanced equipment for research. JMH's PSSC Physics students make use of ripple tanks to prove theories of waves. Science Honorory FRONT ROW: K. Dehner, D. Turk, S. Brenning, D. Masso, A. Waldcck, R. Lewis, J. Hollack. ROW TWO: S. Posch, S. Williams, S. Skalsky, L. Swinko, J. Kiraly, P. Gallagher, B. Ator. ROW THREE: C. Cashin, S. Kuharik, P. Dolence, C. Dickey, J. Wagner, J. Sima, J. Hu. ROW FOl R: J. Hsu, S. Kimpel, C. Apelt, P. Ciroski, G. Shutelock, R. McDermott, C. Nemcs. Marshall provides excellent equipment for industrious Honors Chemistry students studying our earth. 33 Math Honorary FRONT ROW: B. Unterzuber, D. Turk, B. Losh, S. Posch, S. Burns, P. Gallagher, L. Boehmer, D. Namy, L. Belgrave, D. Masso, R. Lewis, ROW TWO, J. Mumaw, J. Trout, J. Hu, A. Waldeck, L. Ferenz, P. Giroski, T. Takacs, J. Hsu, N. Piccoli, S. Skalsky, J. Hoi lack, R. Seher, ROW THREE, W. Rothgery, H. Alferink, K. Karwan, B. Barovian, D. Mahoney, R. O'Connor, B. Dahlke, M. Evick, S. Bunsey, N. Pajcrsky, L. Swinko, ROW FOUR, W. Halas, J. Gorges, C. Funk, K. Newman, C. Schnabel, W. Hansen, C. Apelt, M. Trembly, S. Kuharik. Equipment in our Math Lab makes problem solving easier. 34 Students Earn in AP Math Mathematics courses at JMH stress the mastery of basic concepts and laws. Diligent students have a chance to advance from the fundamentals of algebra to the complex identities of calculus. Exceptional math students at Marshall are recognized by being inducted into the Mathematics Honorary. The main functions of the society are to further the interest of math beyond the classroom level and to provide a tutoring program for students who need outside help. Miss Moss' calculus class responds quickly to her question. College Credit and History Advanced placement courses in American and European History are offered to those students who desire to gain a better understanding of the past and have the ability to take a college course. Although a knowledge of facts is important. these courses stress the emotional and political processes surrounding events. Upon completion of the course, students may take the Advanced Placement Test and possibly earn college credit in history. Mr. Cox adds records to his lectures for AP American History students. AP European History students study the past and present world. 35 National Honor SoCI©ty FRONT ROW: Mr. Jones D. Basalla, K. Dehncr, N. Tichenor, L. Trautman. C. Kochmit, T. Cavallaxo, K. Lewis, J. Cubic, J. Kiraly, Mr. Famiano. ROW TWO: J. Kasick, L. Fcrenz, C. Boggs. D. Oswald. P. Gallagher, S. Skalsky, J. Wagner, B. Bundshuh, C. Cashin, M. Evick. ROW THREE: C. Dickey, S. Posch, B. Sanders, L. Swinko, J. Smith, S. Kuharik, C. Hallstrom, S. Pfister, E. Hann. ROW FOUR: J. Trout, J. Sima, M. Trembly G. Schnabel, W. Hansen, J. Gorges, D. Becker. Marshallites Rank High in Scholastic Achievements November 22, National Honor Society inducted 39 new members. The National Honor Society is a highly-select organization open to those students who rank high in leadership, service, and character. Since only 5% of the llA's, 10% of the 12B's, and 15% of the !2A's are eligible for membership, to belong to NHS is a privilege. The society members work together successfully on service projects for the school and community. New members are are chosen each semester and a tea is held in their honor. All members of the society are eligible for the National Honor Society Scholarship. 36 JMH A.P. English students ate honored at a breakfast at the Sheraton Cleveland. It’s Academic is a program involved with various Cleveland high schools. Each week three high schools are selected to compete against each other. The program demonstrates the intelligence, character, and ability of the students representing their school. For the past two years, John Marshall has shown that its students are winners. This year was no exception. Again John Marshall was victorious in the competition. “It’s Academic” Team SEATED: C. Cashin, L. Coodan, STANDING: J. Gorges, M. Trembly, C. Funk. Our It's Academic Team proudly displays its addition to our school library. Latin National Honor Society L. Vasileff, J. Cruver, L. Szuhay, M. Yuxko, J. Hau, K. Pauli, P. Broderick. Marshall Superior Students improve their pronunciation through use of JMH's Language Lab. our Salve Ivj i A.P. French J. Sutton, R. Valponi, E. Hann, S. Skalsky, Miss McLaughlin, B. Bundshuh, C. Decker. Recognizes Ability of Language Students Students who excel or have a special talent in a foreign language are eligible for membership in the Language Honor Societies. An A average in a foreign language is necessary for induction. Inductions were held this semester on April 13. Mr. Famiano's French class makes use of tapes and records in the Language Lab. French National Honor Society German National Honor Society J. Kiraly, G. Decker, Mr Molinari, B. Bundshuh. FRONT ROW: L. Fercnz, C. Boggs. SECOND ROW: H. Goehringer, J. Gorges, Mrs. Solymosi, G Schnabel. Students in the business courses represent the working force of tomorrow's society. Through training and on-the-job experience. these students are eligible for superior jobs in the working world. Marshall has an extensive business education program. which aids students who plan a career in the business fields after completing high school. The program itself includes subjects best suited to give students a good working knowledge of business and office practices. Mr. Mancuso demonstrates the operation of a rotary calculator. Daily practice helps improve typing skills for Marshallites. JMH's excellent secretarial courses emphasize essential skills. Training Plus Prepares for Business Advanced machines and techniques arc part of Marshall's business courses. 40 Questions about retail and wholesale buying are pondered by Mr. Martau's Distributive Ed. class. Experience Students World Future salesmen discuss techniques of selling merchandise. ACTIVITIES JMH Clubs Show Various Fields of Interest iaa r Biology Club members, D. Mahoney C. Lytle and B. Haller examine the human bone structure. Dr. Schapiro of Fairview Park Hospital explains the importance of X-ray photography to the Future Physicians Club. 44 Members of the Future Nurses Club visit county nursing homes to spend time with the aged. Art Guild member, K. Cooper, puts the finishing touches on his project. Outstanding members of the Waitress Club were honored at an Awards Luncheon. Every Friday, girls in the Bake Shop class turn out bakery items for a profit. World Affairs Club members M. Evick and P. Howard keep up-to-date on happenings around the globe. Reading the newspaper helps Human Relations Club members keep in touch with the world situation. Future Teacher C. Aker instructs a Foods class on pie making for FTA Day. Students spend many after-school hours rehearsing for the annual Senior Play. After-school popcorn increased the Y-Teen and satisfied many hungry students. Thespians pose in costume after a successful performance. For your convenience, Key Clubbers act as a check room staff at sports events and social functions. Marshall Musicians Are Among Cleveland’s Finest Wind section of the Orchestra practices a special ensemble number. Marching and music throughout the football season are supplied by the Band. 50 One month before the spring concert, the Orchestra rehearses with spirit. Music by the dance band adds the right touch to JMH social affairs, The choir's performances are superb examples of the ta ent of JMH students. All City Band members try a new number featuring the brass section. The Marsh-Mellos rehearse to receive another high rating in this year's Ensemble Contest. P. Palos practices to represent Marshall in this spring's All City Orchestra concert. All City Choir members spend free time trying out new ensemble numbers. Student Assistants Aid All Departments at Marshall RiUJBH (MOSUL oca w wws W. Voss and V. Wade help the Marshall librarians with their many chores. Bookstore aid K. Koning serves Marshall stu- Lab aids M. Dutton and J. Swinko handle chemicals for dents through sale of school supplies. laboratory experiments. K. Sokol and K. Kopec record daily sales in Ye Oldc Booke Shoppe. B. Berringcr, N. Pic-coli, and L. Gutwein help keep records in the JMH dispensary. Attendance Aides, D. Turk, W. Hobbs, U. Lindemaier, and B. Skalsky, keep tabs daily on JMH students. JMH Sights and Sounds Are Produced by Student Technicians P.A. Announcers, D. Fisher, T. Williams, J. Planisek and C. Kochmit, broadcast items of interest each morning. Radio Room technicians, D. Ward, R. Will and N. Hillson, handle the mechanics behind P.A. messages. Noon movies operators. J. Gorges and G. Masie provide lunch hour entertainment. D. Reigler, Photography Club member, develops photos for the Vanguard and Terp. Projection club members. P. Rath, T. Stoiciou, and R. Cochran handle costly equipment. Students Have a Say in Government and Discipline at JMH Members of the 12A Executive Board look over materials to be used for Prom favors. S. C. Executive Board members, G. Schnabel, B. Sanders, M. Trembly, B. Pietro and C. Apelt trim the tree. FRONT ROW: B. Norton, L. Hartford, E. Schoen berger, E. Mihalik. SECOND ROW: M. Man-nente, D. Bcnko, S. Lazarowski, C. Strahine, N. Cigany, R. Sauers, C. Kozak. THIRD ROW: F. Brenner, B. Weisenberger, J. Shutelock, C. Taylor, J. Cholley, J. Joseph. A well co-ordinated staff maintains our nationally famous system of Honor Study Halls. The tedious job of rcstapling movie tickets is handled by J. Marciniak. N. Pajersky and B. Ronay sort the food that generous Marshallites brought during the Thanksgiving food drive. The 10A class project is to keep the outside bulletin board up to date. Pictured are 10A officers R. Kasarda, D. Schwede, K. Robinson and J. Fass-bender. 1 IB class officers, N Good an, post unnou ncem Sauer, S. I cnts of nsey, W. Pekrandt, and R. ming events at JMH. 60 The cafeteria bulletin boards are maintained by 11A class officers, N. Pajersky, T. Volger, D. Terbeek and D. Turk. The committee approves of the ingenious posters made for the winter formal. Loyalty items are sold in the Oasis by 12B class officers P. Gallagher, J. Hollack, L. Lemel and R. Croyle. Accuracy and Interest Are Goals of Marshall Publications Teamwork and co-operation enables Vanguard editors to meet those ever-present deadlines. Vanguard editors and co-workers consult each other about the many problems that arise in completing the yearbook. Many hours of work during and after school make the Interpreter an award-winning newspaper. Every other Friday Terps and Rotos are distributed to homerooms. Back in September S. Kuharik and C. Cashin had already started to put this Vanguard together. Many Events Filled Our Last Year at John Marshall K. Sokol aids May's representative in making picture appointments. 64 Homeroom competition in the 1966 United Appeal campaign resulted in record-breaking totals. The holiday season was ushered in by Silver Bells Seniors dance at the Informal, Gaelic Gamble, Marshall's first computer and Mistletoe. dance. 65 A THLETICS A JMH varsity bowler sharpens up his strike ball before interscholastic match. Bowling, Phys ical Education Demand Rudy Horbul executes a straddle seat on the parallel bars in his tenth grade physical education class. Harry Johns picks up spare at Erieview Lancs. Perseverance, Interest Bowling Team FRONT ROW: D. Terbeek. D. Crum-baker, H. Johns. ROW TWO: Mr. Oswald, B. Sado, B. Stassfurth, C.Minerd. Top bowler, Dave Crumbaker, approaches foul line. Erieview Lanes, every Saturday morning from ten o'clock to noon, is the site of Interscholastic Bowling. The teams compete from October to April. School scores, high averages, teams' highs and outstanding individual bowlers are recorded and sent out to the school each week, following the Saturday bowling sessions, to recognize certain individuals and teams. 69 Pat Tomazic, Jim Cruver, Don Barancy, Bob Pauli, Jim Toth, Jim Couglin get in shape by running around the John Marshall outdoor track. The Cross Country and Track teams learn sportsmanship and individual responsibility Relays and dashes in the underground track demonstrate the runners' abilities as well as the Marshall spirit, cheering the team on to victory. Track, Cross Country Senior, Greg Hoffman, leads the track team in a work-out on the Marshall underground track. 70 Members of the cross country team Sources of Team Championships running Track Team FIRST ROW: S. Gainer, J. Toth, R. Jones. ROW TWO: J. Sima, J. Gruver, P. Tomazic. ROW THREE: B. Malone, S. Andrachik, G. Schnabel, A. Cann. Seniors LEFT TO RICHT: J. Sima, J. Toth. P. Tomazic, J. Gruver, B. Malone. 71 Bill Kremer catches a pass in the West Tech tie game. Lawyer Football Players Demonstrate Team Efforts Football Team CO-CAPTAINS, A. Baker, K. Hargis, FRONT ROW, F. Daly, R. Spcrcel, L. Musiek, R. Benjamin, C. Ludwig, M. Vannucci, D. Rcincs, T. Rodgers, T. Augustine, D. Cramer. ROW TWO, H. Wolf, B. Kremer, C. Corea, S. Andrachik, M. Klein, J. Kasidonis, D. Becker, J. Jclson, D. Vitas, C. Schnabel, D. Bart os, E. Hoffstetter. ROW THREE, J. Krepop, C. Gajewski, C. Simon, R. McCann, K. Karwan, K. Conway, D. Box, J. Higgins, C. Pctras, T. Barger, T. Graham. ROW FOUR, J. Poison, W. Donahue, J. Menszyk, G. Misch, G. Perry, T. Misch, J. Sullivan, A. Abshire. Coaches for the 1966 Lawyer football squad are Mr. John Jacobson, Mr. William Quayle and Mr. Donald Burke. A1 Abshire snatches a kick-off return as the Lawyers block the Holy Namers in hopes of a Marshall victory. Members of the 1966 John Marshall football team achieved victories and battled against defeats . Their ultimate goal was to play at the Charity Game. Armbands having Big Red or Head Hunters printed on them were worn each Friday, along with their letter sweaters, to boost the team’s morale. The coaches worked with the team for several weeks in August to get the members in shape. Each night after school the Lawyers had a workout to prepare for the week's game. Seniors FRONT ROW, T. Augustine, M. Vanucci, D. Becker, K. Hargis. ROW TWO, T. Rodgers, C. Corea, D. Rei-nes, J. Kasodonis. ROW THREE, M. Klein, L. Musiek, S. Andrachik, C. Schnabel. 73 Basketball Team FRONT ROW, C. Jackson, K. Snippcl, C. Ludwig, T. Skolnik, K. Jones, E. Bailey. ROW TWO, Coach Don Thrall, A. Cann, C. Misch, G. Schnabel, R. Croyle, R. Phillips, Coac i Carl Locke. Marshall Cagers Battle Against Rough Gordy Schnabel scores in the Marshall defeat by Lincoln. Art Cann attempts the jump in the TECH GAME. The John Marshall basketball team's senate record was eight wins and six losses which put Marshall in fifth place. Scores of ninety or more were obtained by the Lawyers at three consecutive games, against Lincoln. West Tech and West High . Carl Ludwig and Terry Skolnik were named members of the Plain Dealer Dream Team . Lawyer captain. Carl Ludwig, was named to the all West Senate basketball team. He was presented a trophy at the Senate Championship game where East Tech played West Tech. Ken Jones was named a Press Star and Greg Misch was given honorable mention. Teams, Prove Successful Creg Misch gains the jump ball in the victory over Max Hayes as Ken Snippel concentrates on getting the ball. West Tech takes the ball from Gordy Schnabel, bringing a JMH defeat. Marshall Varsity matmen lost two matches, to South and John Adams, making them second in the city. Bill Green, Terry Logan and Bruce Hosta took first places at the sectional match at Navy Park where Marshall placed second to St. Edward's . These three boys will now go to the District Tournament at Midpark High. Bill Roby, 112 pounds, gains riding time against his West High opponent. This year a SCOrebOard made by Mr. Kasler was used to help spectators in understanding the calls of the referees. As the referee makes a call the scoreboard lights up telling how many points the wrestler gets and why he gets the points. Wrestling, Physical Education Require Mental Eleventh graders execute neck springs on the horse. 76 Seniors play speed ball in snowy parking lot. Tim Sekulic attempts to win the West High match. Coach Gene Cibbons gives last minute instructions to JMH grappler Bill Green. Skill, Stamina Wrestling Team FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, L. Musiek, J. Sullivan, B. Beckstead, T. Barber, B. Hosta, T. Logan, T. Sekulic, Mr. Cibbons, Mr. Kasler. Running around the gym warms the boys up for future athletic stunts. 77 Pat Gallagher, Starlyn DeLony, Carolyn Viscomi, Marcia Stuart, Carol Philip and Lynne Ferenz demonstrate an open split prior to the Lincoln wrestling match where they cheered the JMH grapplers on to victory. Sophomores learn teamwork and the techniques of shooting, passing and dribbling. 78 Rhythmcttes Linda Lemel and Barb Kurth RhythmetteS LEFT TO R,GHT� M- Valponi, R. Val- perform at Marshall-Padua game. 7 poni, L. Pawul, B. Kurth, J. Planisek, D. Basalla, G. Lesko, B. Bundshuh, L. Lemel, B. Pietro, T. Voelger, M. Gieb. School Spirit Gym Leaders Volleyball, apparatus, golf, tennis and track were activities covered by the girls' physical education classes. The Rhythmettes held a dance and presented one hundred dollars to Mr. Blackman at a school concert towards the purchase of a band uniform. The cheerleaders boosted school spirit by cheering at the football and basketball games, track meets, and wrestling matches. FRONT ROW, C. Strahine, L. Frank, J. Sutton, M. Geib, D. Basalla, L. Trautman, C. Hugh, C. Boggs, D. Oswald, B. Bundshuh, C. Hallstrom. ROW TWO, S. DcLony, G. Lesko, M. Palshaw, T. Wolvcrton, B. Hicks, P. Misciasci, J. Matyas, P. Filley, M. Valponi, G. Dickey, C. Kochmit, R. Valponi, N. Boden, L. Ferenz. ROW THREE, C. Viscomi, K. Dehner, D. Turk, P. Currie, G. Stanczyk, C. Koskey, N. Sauer, A. Deutsch, S. Williams, L. Lemel, B. Dahlke, P. Dolence, A. Punkal, P. Gallagher. I Seniors FRONT ROW: L. Ferenz. ROW TWO: P. Osterling, D. Oswald, C. Boggs, C. Strahine, B. Bundshuh, L. Frank, C. Hallstrom. ROW THREE: S. DeLony, L. Trautman, C. Constantino, D. Basalla, C. Hugh, J. Kasick. ROW FOUR: M. Shannon, J. Sutton, R. Valponi, M. Cieb. Girls Develop Intra-school competitions and interscholastic basketball teams are part of the girls' physical education program. Bowling intramurals were held during the spring semester. At the all-city tournament, held in January, Linda Kenney placed first in the all-star roll-offs with a 197 game. Daisy Mae basketball tournaments were held with the girls from John F. Kennedy and West Tech. Members of the team coached by Miss Fernandez, practiced three times a week. The Girls' Gym Leaders' Club held an initiation February 20, for the newly selected gym leaders. At the senior dinner, held in May, new officers were named. Miss Doty leads class in rhythmic jumping to prepare them for various stunts. 80 Jump rope routines aid in poise, posture, Co- Bonnie Sande's watcheS he' team P'cvcm 3 bail ftom 8°‘ 8 ordination and development of leg muscles. oul °‘ bounds' as thcV “V ° win thc tournament. Individual, Team Skills in Physical Education Eleventh graders perform marching routines to music. Pam Dolence, member of Daisy Mae basket-bail team, attempts jump ball. 81 SENIORS Holly Barbara Deborah William Stephen Ahrendson Alexander Anderson Anderson Andrachik Craig John Stanley Apelt Appleson Arnold Carol Terrence Askey Augustine 84 George Wissman, Senior Class President, leads a discussion during a Senior Class Legislature meeting. Charles Russell Baldy Balog Dorothy Basalla Diana Dusty Baumeister Becker Robert Becker Robert Bcckstead Carole Richard Donna Behlke Belcastro Benko Marie David Bevelacqua Bial 85 The Prom Committee puts together favors for Emerald Evening Barbara Edward Kathy Bicber Biebel Biel Raymond Inna Blatt Blaubriks David Eric Blenda Bloom Jacqueline Lillian Cindy Blum Boehmer Boggs 86 Don Sharon Susan Emma Barbara Borchert Borich Boring Borok Botson Philip Boyko Josephine Bratton Frederick Brenner Patricia Britton Robert Brooks The Orchestra practices Pomp and Circumstance for the 12-A Commencement. Carol Bruce Cary Brenda Terry Brown Brozman Buchwald Bundshuh Burger Rosemary Steve David Burgund Burke Burkhart Orientation with Miss Kosman exposes lOB's to the JMH philosophy. 88 Susan Burns Gai] Busanus David Butler B obcrta Butler Arthm Cann Donald Carlson Pamela Carr Richard Mary Cheryl Carson Casaregola Cashin Dave Reines, runner-up for Class President, alphabetizes the members of the June class of 1967. 89 Thomasina Bonnie Cavallaro Cesear Michael Linda Cheetham Chisamore O'Marshall High forever, Our Alma Mater Dear John Nancy Cholley Cigany Dennis Robert Kenneth Iraida Clark Cochran Coffelt Colon Patrick Conley 90 Celeste Patrick Bonita Maureen Susan Constantino Conway Cook Cook Cooney Kim Charles Cooper Corea Geraldine Criddle Jim Gorges, 12A Class Treasurer, deposits profit from the Senior Informal, Gaelic Gamble. Deborah William Jan Corrigan Cox Craycraft John David Crisboi Crumbaker Katalin Janet Beverly Frank Laura Cscngeri Cubic Czuchran Daly Daniels David Donna Vicki George Linda Danko Davis Davis Dawson Dawson 92 Gail James Decker Deimling Janet Starlyn Delaney Delony Jo Albert Derhammer Deutsch Lucy Didero William Wayne Dobbins Dolar Linda Donovan Linda Drought Patricia Dunn 93 Frank Edward Arthur William Lillian Dus Ebcrl Edmonds Eifel Ellis Linda Trautman, 12-A Vice-President chats with the manager of the Sheraton Cleveland while making Prom arrangements. 94 Eileen Christine Fem Ferry Richard Fetterman Paula Filippeli Gloria Finnerty Frances Fishback Dale Fisher Ann Douglas Lynda Fleming Frank Frank Thomas Barbara Franz Fuller 95 The 12B Class officers have begun planning and working on next semester's activities. Seveme Lillian James Gainer Gales Ganz Sally Thomas Geer George EuSenc Robert Gettings Cetz Susan Anthony Mary Lou Getzlaff Gibbons Gieb 96 Edward Richard Harold Cathy James Gimme 1 Girman Goehringer Golembiowski Gorges Janis Thomas Robert William Donna Gorges Graham Grayshaw Green Greenwell Kevin Barbara Margaret Laura Patricia Guion Gum Gutwein Hagan Hagel Ronald Donna Bonnie Johanna Colleen Hager Haldeman Haley Haller Hallstrom Cheryl Cashin, runner-up class Vice President, organizes the sale of tickets for the Senior Informal, Gaelic Gamble . 98 Eugenie Wesley William Kenneth Joseph Hann Hansen Hargis Hargis Harrel Linda Michael Eloise Dennis Gerald Hartford Hartnett Hassing Hayes Haynes Jan Ryan and Tom Chmura, members of the City Wide Student Council, file minutes from the last meeting. 99 Kathleen Curtis Hein Helman Joseph Henisch Luctta Hennessey Margaret Mary Lou Herbst Herey Lana Herrin Barbara Gregory Edna Hicks Hoffman Holton Rochelle Claudia Homer Hopkins 100 Sharyn Joan Hopson Houghtlin Katherine Patricia Sheila James Donna Houk Howard Howells Hu Hubbell Christina Carol Jeff Linda William Hubley Hugh Ironwing Iseli James 101 Carol Hugh and Tony Gibbons fit new 12B yearbook editor, Gail Dickey, with a cap for her graduation next January. Diane Jasan Mary Kataryna Linda Jasura Jaszczuk Jenis Barbara Jerome Alexis John Gary Jonak Ross Jones John Joseph Elizabeth Kadar 102 Joanne John Robert Andrea Gail Kasick Kasidonis Kasler Kasperak Kasza The JMH Paperback Book Shoppe contains hundreds of titles from Shakespeare to Ian Fleming. 103 Joan Patrick Marie Linda Kaysak Kelley Kemsel Kenney James Mary Stephen Kilbane Kilbane Kimpel The crowd grows tense as Greg Misch shoots for a basket while Ken Jones and Ken Snipple stand ready to help. Judy Brian Kiraly Klamert Michael Beth Ann Klein Klubnik Susan Fredrick Knablc Kneale Frederick Gerald Koenning Kolar Kenneth Kathy Kolbcnschlag Koning Kathleen Kopec George Karen Kozak Krai Cynthia Krane Ralph Elmer Krauss Kreiger 105 Charlene Ray, Nancy Plotz, Bonnie Sanders and Sally K arm an organize the ribbons with our class colors, mint green and dark green. Suzanne Sandra Krejci Krist Dale Kroft Karen Krueger Lois Margaret Lindi Kubichar Kubin Kuchta Stephanie Barbara Donald Kuharik Kurth Kus Lana Robert Kutsick Kwasny 106 Gloria Alan Maria Daniel Susan LaCavera Lamb Langenberg Lappin Lazarowski Denise John David Kathleen George ann Lefas Legan LeGates Leshock Lesko Rose Mary Donna Lewis Liebenguth Edna Holton and Margarete Gutwein work at carding books, one of their many library aide duties. Sue David Jeff Linear Litty Livingston OCTlCU Terence Anda Rosemarie Pasquale Mark Logan Logins Lo Presti Lusardo Lynch Judy William Frank Michael Joseph Malone Malone Mamone Manente Mangon John Marshall's entire Vanguard staff and editors. 108 Gail Johnette Teresa Susan Frank Manning Manse Mantarro Marcis Marflake Glenn Judith William Tomintat Donald Martin Martin Martynuska Marx Masarik Joyce Planisek, Jan Craycraft, Gail Decker, and Kathy Kopec prepare the class ribbons for distribution. 109 Gary Thomas Masie Matisko Gabriele Daniel Margaret Mattingly McCann McCann Michael McCarthy John McCready Raymond McDermott Mark Van Doren, poet, author and critic, lectured to the Team Teaching English class, where each student prepared a list of questions concerning his poetr r. He was the guest of honor at the A.P. English Breakfast the following day at the Cleveland Sheraton. Patricia Marsha Melvin Merriman Keith William Donald Eileen Susan Metro Metzner Meyer Michalak Miker Donna Linda Robert Kathleen John Miller Miller Miller Moody Morgan III Joyce Walter Timothy Leonard Arthur Moslener Moss Moviel Muhlbach Mull Lawrence Arlene George Michele William Musiek Muttick Naftanel Namy Napier 112 Edward Paula Bonita Edward Elaine Noar Nolan Norton Norvaisis Novar Kathryn Nusser David Ogilvie John O'Mara Daniel Patricia Ontolchik Oszterling Deborah Hilton Oswald Owens Members of the City Wide Student Council, Tom Chmura and Jan Ryan arrange our JMH pennant. 113 Bob Beckstead, biology student, examines an amoeba through Nancy a microscope. Patton Robert Pauli Judith Susan Paulsen Peel Kenneth Pelsnik Robert Perkins Patricia Perrault James Perri Cheryl Perry Gloria Sonja Peterson Pfister Barbara Pietro 114 Joyce Judith Nancy John Beverly Planisek Plezia Plotz Pozcnel Price Carolyn Thomas Antonio Charlene David Raftery Rancour Ranieri Ray Reines The library has thousands of volumes, used daily by conscientious Marshall students. 115 Each Senior Room worker has his own duties to perform. Robert Cheryl Beverly Marsha Michael Reminder Resso Rinard Ritchie Roach Dennis Glenn Timothy David Barbara Robinette Robinson Rodgers Roginski Ronay U6 Karen Dale Kenneth Karen Richard Rosiu Roth Ruffner Rusnak Russel Geraldine Betty Gary Donald Ronald Rutledge Sacid Sadosky Saker Saleker Robin Kathleen David David Jean Sauers Sawitzke Saylor Schaeffer Scheeff Susan David Gordon Bruce Elfriede Schmidt Schrenk Schnabel Schneider Schoenberger Charlene Ray, runner-up class treasurer, aids in the counting of our funds. 118 Karen Roy Philip Timothy Mark Schwartz Scott Seger Sekulic Sena! Robert Margaret Mary John Joseph Shaffer Shannon Shepard Shutclock Sima The 12-B Vanguard staff begins planning for their Yearbook. 119 Many hands help with the annual decorating of the JMH Susan David Christmas tree. Skalsky Skinner William Slack Catherine Slusni Beth Ann Smith Charles Smith Joanne Smith Kathleen Louise Helen Sokol Sokol Sotos Mark Kathleen Spencer Spt image 1 120 Peggy Dale Bonnie Bruce Linda Stacho Stahl Starkey Stassfurth Stastny Barbara Anne David Stefanski Stemad Stine ic Randy Ernest Stineman Stitz Joseph Candice Stock Strahinc Christmas season brought with it concerts and performances of JMH's Marsh-Mellos and Choir. A program of Christmas carols was recorded and played on radio station WIXY on Christmas morning. Choir members also caroled for the many tenants of the Euclid Avenue Arcade. Brenda Bundshuh, member of the Senior Class Executive Committee types announcements for a class legislature meeting, and assists with financial transactions. Richard Peter Strunk Studer Linda Swinko Lawrence Judy Szuhay Takacs Susan Studer Gary Taylor Joanne Sutton Timothy Taylor 122 Alexandra Linda Jerrilyn Barbara John Terentiuk Thalgott Thomas Thompson Thompson Patricia Norma Robert Carolyn Craig Thompson Tichenor Tillman Tobia Todd 123 Jim Gorges, Beverly Edwards and Bonnie Sanders fulfill their many duties in the Senior Room. The After Prom Committee is considering a possible location for the After Prom. Jonny Tomcheck Marilyn Tonkin James Linda Martin Toth Trautman Trembly Jonathan Trout Michael Ann Turczyk Tye Betty William Unterzuber Vagi 124 Ruth Michael Leona Margaret Barbara Valponi Vannucci Vasileff Velasquez Volanti Barbara Kathleen Laura Dona John Wagner Wagner Walck Walker Waltjcn 12B class officers, Russ Croyle, Pat Gallagher, Jean Hollack and Linda Lemel, work on the class project, selling loyalty items. 125 Sharon Judith McKenna Plczia Seniors fill out forms for JMH's first successful Computer Dance. Robert Geraldine Ramella Rutledge The Senior Informal, Gaelic Gamble, was held on March 17, 1967. In order to purchase tickets, students went to the Senior Room during lunch periods and before or after school to fill out the question-aires. Questions including, What is the hair color, height and weight of your ideal date? were asked of each applicant. For days preceding the dance, each student waited with much anticipation to meet his ideal date. At the dance, Mike Man-nente had the honor of being the most popular date. He received twenty-six numbers from which to choose his ideal girl. Darlene Sasz Karen Schwartz Michael Ernest Gene William Arthur Shivay Stitz Tetzlaff Thomas Wares 126 A Key Club service includes checking coats at a JMH basketball game. Barbara Watson Minerva Robert Janice Watson Weisenberger Weiss Wilbur John Weiss Wendel Charles Carol Wendt Wertenbergcr A climax of the senior year is Prom night. Here seniors are enjoying themselves at their Prom as they anticipate the After-Prom. Paul Linda Teresa Edward Gerald West White Whittmore Wickmann Willcox Darlene James Timothy Terry Robert Williams Williams Williams Winfield Winter Mary Lou George Deborah Edward James Wisniewski Wissman Wolf Wolf Wolf Marshall students acquire knowledge by applying themselves in the cafeteria Honor Study Hall. Robert Linda Wolfe Woodall Sharon Wanda Jan Weiss, Barb Robinson organize yearbook identifica- Wysocky Yamauchi tions after pictures are taken. Richard Terry Yasco Young Thomas Zachar Magdalen Zarzeczny Fontaine Zolidis Ileno Zona Cary Zupan Lonzo Arrowood Damian Sherman Ciallourokis Hirsh 129 Homeroom 264 FRONT ROW: Mr. Burke, D. Troia, D. Buehner, J. Sadlon, B. Ackerman, P. Rehak, W. Donahue. ROW TWO: C. Funk, D. Holloway, J. Goode, D. Schumaker. ROW THREE: K. Snipple, D. Box, G. Perry, C. Lancaster, J. Celenchcr. The 1 2B’s Look Forward Homeroom 261 FRONT ROW: D. Fink, K. Naro, P. Dewar, S. Boginski, D. Luiere, C. Gerding, M. Brown, Mr. Bates. ROW TWO: P. Whalen, G. Stanzyk, M. Counts, D. Hanzak, C. Marsh. ROW THREE; B. Ator, D. Trimble, J. Slipp, J. Antel, K. Ceepo. ROW FOUR: R. Ramey, C. Begin, L. Lemel, B. Dahlkc, G. Jones, L. Hofkenskyd. Homeroom 262 FRONT ROW: Mr. Mayo, D. Ward, A. Petrauskis; B. Sodo, C. Hazelton, F. Sokol. ROW TWO: D. Figush, T. Kennedy, W. Dubbins, D. Hahn, J. Poison. ROW THREE: P. Novak, D. Hoskins, R. Schuler, C. Minerd, A. Ritter, M. Hirakis. ROW FOUR: J. Lauren, G. Brown, R. Croyle, T. Bauhof, J. Kundtz, G. Cojewski. to January, 1 968. Homeroom 265 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Polomsky, T. Lieblein, P. Ashby, J. Dimeo, M. Wendorf, K. Kovach, D. Margiotti; ROW TWO: J. Post, C. Nagy, S. Hovanec, R. Seher, P. Gombert, P. Balint; ROW THREE: C. Viscomi, R. Godner, H. Striedl, R. Demuth, L. Wright, K. Hausler; ROW FOUR: K. Johnson, C. Aker, J. Scott, 1. Blaubriks, L. Dacar, L. Carey. O A7 FRONT ROW: L. Vertal, J. Hollack, M. Palshaw, P. Wiley, K. Shepp, Miss Rebeta, nomeroom ZO R0VV TW0: R Saicm E. Mellinger, S. Stasko, P. Phillips, E. Foster. ROW THREE: G. Lesko, C. Zingalc, K. Gergcn, G. Dickey, L. Rieger. ROW' FOUR: J. Wagner, D. Auer, M. Kocclla, K. Sokol, D. Arden. Class Legislature Begins Preparations Homeroom 266 FRONT ROW: T. Werb, J. Kotula, J. Outlaw, K. Faust, K. Kcskemety, Mr. Van Allen. ROW TWO: V. Beltz, M. Tompkins, A. Abshirc, T. St.Cyr. ROW THREE: T. Bunsey, R. Silvay, T. Meyer, J. Good, R. Curie. HnmProom OAO FRONT ROW: M. Miko, C. Roman, K. Dehner, C. Kochmit, N. Larsen, D. Balch, nomeroom ZUO iMrs Burford. SECOND ROW: P. Whitworth. C. Pcrnosky, K. Bird, P. Vetesy, P. Gallagher, K. Chcmasky. THIRD ROW: E. Weidner, S. Posch, L. Jennings, P. Levan, D. Wright. FOURTH ROW: C. Sudcr, R. Marchaino, A. Sinchak, K. Digney, G. Creager, W. Arthurs. for January 1968 Graduation Homeroom Representatives FRONT ROW: C. Roman. K. Johnson, K. Ceepo. ROW TWO: C. Funk, H. Wolf. J. KreuUberg J. O'Block. Senior Activities HOLLY AHRENDSEN--DE--V. Pres., Glee Club, Office Oasis Aide. BARBARA ALEXANDER--Teacher Aide. STEVE ANDRACH1K- - J.V. Varsity Football, Teacher Aide, Varsity Track. CRAIG APF.LT--10A Treas., Intra., Lab Aide, Math Sci. Hon., SC Rep. Treas. JOHN APPLESON--Cafe. Aide, Human Relations. CAROL ASKEY--AP Calc., Cafe., Nurse ATeacher Aide, Choir, Sr. Plays, Thespian, Y-Teen. TERRENCE AUGUSTINE--Cafe. Aide, Sr. Rep., Varsity Football. NANCY BACIK--Attendance Teacher Aide, Locker Guard. BONNIE BAKER--Teacher Aide. CHARLES BALDY--All-City Band, HSH Chairman, J.V. Football Wrestling, Marching Band, Orch., Teacher Aide. RUSSELL BALOG--Cafeteria Teacher Aide. DORIE BASALLA--Attend. ATeachcr Aide, Gym Leader, 11A V. Pres., NHS, Rhythmettc, Waitress Club--Pres. DIANA BAUMEISTER--Cafc. A Teacher Aide, FTA, Intra., Pace Tutor, Waitress Club, World Affairs, Y-Teens. DUSTIN BECKER--Decathlon, J.V. A Varsity Football, Lab Aide, NHS, Sci. Hon., SC Rep., Teacher Aide. ROBERT BECKER--Varsity Tennis. ROBERT BECKSTEAD--Decathlon, J.V. Football, Key Club, Varsity Wrestling. CAROLE BEHLKE--HSH Checker, Locker Guard, SC Rep., Teacher Aide, Waitress Club--V. Pres. Y-Teen. RICHARD BELC A ST RO- - C af e. Aide, Intra., Football, HSH Chairman. DONNA BENKO--Hall Cuard, Sr. Rep., Waitress Club, Y-Teen. MARIE BEVELACQUA--Hall Cuard, Teacher Aide. DAVID BIAL--Varsity Football. EDWARD BIEBEL--'Tcrp Staff, Photo Club, Proj. Club, Tennis Team, World Affairs. BARBARA B1EBER--P.T.A. Fashion Show. KATHY B1ELZ--Cafe., English, Library Aide, Y-Teen. GERALD BISHOP--J.V. Football, Proj. Club, Varsity Track. RAYMOND BLATT--Hall Guard. DAVID BLENDA--Teacher Aide. LILLIAN BOEHMER--Cale. Teacher Aide, Choir, Glee Club, HSH Checker, Math Hon., SC Rep., World Affairs. CYNTHIA BOGGS--Cafe. Aide, Choir, GNHS, Cym Leader, Marshmellows, NHS, SC Rep. DONALD BORCHERT--Cafe. Aide, Key Club, Skiing Club. SHARON BORICH--Teacher Aide. SUSAN BORING--AP Amer. Hist., Art Guild, HSH Checker, Human Relations, SR Informal Comm., Teacher Aide. EMMA BOROK--Cafe. Aide, Y-Teen. BARBARA BOTSON--Cafe. Aide, Choir. PHILIP BOYKO--Coif Team, Intra. JOSEPHINE BRATTON--Book Shoppe, Hall Guard, HSH Checker, Teacher Aide. FRED BRENNER--SR Representative. PATRICIA BRITTON--All-City Choir, Choir, Human Relations, Marshmellows, SC Rep., Teacher Aide, HSH Comm. --V. Pres., Y-Tecn. ROBERT BROOKS--Biology Club. BRUCE BROZMAN- - Intramurals. BRENDABUNDSHUH-- 10A V. l res., FNHS, Cym Leader, NHS, Rhythmettes, Teacher Aide. TERRY BURCER--Nurses Aide, Teacher Aide. ROSEMARY BURGUND--Cafe, Teacher Library Aide, Intra., Ski Club, Waitress Club, Y-Teen. DAVID BURKHART--Tennis Team. SUSAN BURNS--FTA, Glee Club, Human Relations, Math Hon., Teacher Aide. GAIL BUSANUS--Glee Club, SC Rep., Teacher Aide. DAVID BUTLER--Library Aide, SR Play. ROBERTA BUTLER--HSH Comm. Sec. ARTHUR CANN--Choir, Glee Club, J.V. Varsity Basketball Track, Movie Aide. DONALD CARLSON--Drama, Radio Prod., Senior Play, Visual Aides. PAMELA CARR--Cafe. Aide, Hall Guard, Intra., Nurses Aide. RICHARD CARSON--Radio Operator. MARY CASAREGOLA--Intra., SC Rep., Teacher Aide. CHERYL CASHIN--Choir, 12A Exec. Board, It's Academic , Marshmellows, NHS, Pace Tutor, Sci. Hon., Vanguard Staff. THOMASINA CAVALLARO—12A Sec., 12B V. Pres., 10B Treas., Cym Leader, NHS, Math Hon., SC Rep., HSH Checker. BONNIE CESEAR--Teacher Aide. MICHAEL CHEETHAM--Choir, Glee Club, Decathlon, Human Relations, Intra. LINDA CHISAMORE--Cafc. Office Aide, FNS, Human Relations, Intra., Y-Tecn. JOHN CHOLLEY--Choir, Glee Club, HSH Chairman, J.V. Football, Prom Comm., SR Rep. NANCY CIGANY--Cafeteria Teacher Aide, COE, SR Rep. DENNIS CLARK--Glee Club, Ultra., Production Printing. 136 ROBERT COCHRAN--Biology Club, HSH Chairman, Movie Cuard, Proj. Club, World Affairs. KENNETH COFFELT—J.V. Football, SC Rep., Teacher Aide. IRAIDA COLON--Art Cuild, Cafe, Office, Teacher Aide, Tutor. CELESTE CONSTANTINO--Cafe. Teacher Aide, 10B Sec., Gym Leader, Hall Cuard, HSH Checker, Intra., SC Rep. PAT CONWAY--Cross Country, HSH Chairman, SC Rep. BONNIE COOK—Cafe. Teacher Aide, FNA, SC Rep. CARL COOK--Intramurals. MAUREEN COOK—Hall Cuard. SUSAN COONEY--Cafe. Aide, Office Aide. KIM COOPER—Art Cuild, Clee Club, Choir. CHARLES COREA—10B Pres., J.V. Varsity Football, SC Rep. DEBORAH COR RIGAN--Movie Aide, Teacher Aide, Volunteer Work, Waitress Club. WILLIAM COX—Golf Team, Hall Cuard, Radio Announcer Technician, Stage Crew. JAN CRAYCRAFT—Bio. Club, Book Shoppe, Cafe., English, Movie, Oasis, SR Aide, Hall Guard. GERALDINE CRIDDLE--COE, Glee Club, Intra., Library, Cafe., Teacher Aide. JOHN CRISBOl--Cafeteria Aide, Varsity Football. DAVID CRUMBAKER--Bowling Team, Marching Band, Tennis Team. FLAT A LIN CSENCERI—Art Guild, Book Shoppe Aide. JANET CUBIC--All-City Band Orch., Band Officer, Cafe. Aide, Concert Marching Band, NFIS, Orch., Proj. Club. BEVERLY CZUCHRAN — Bookstore, Cafe. Teacher Aide, Intra., Nurses Aide, Prom Comm., Waitress Club, Y-TeenS. FRANK DALY—HSH Chairman, Golf Team, World Affairs. DAVID DANKO—All-City Choir, Choir. Marshmellows. DONNA DAVIS—Cafeteria Aide, Y-Teens. VICKI DAVIS--SR Informal Comm., Prom Comm., Waitress Club. GEORGE DAWSON—Biology Lab Aide, HSH Chairman, Key Club. LINDA DAWSON—Hall Cuard, Office Aide, Teacher Aide. GAIL DECKER—Cafe. Aide, Choir, Flower Ribbon Motto Comm. Chairman, FNHS—Pres., HSH Checker, Intra., Marshmellows, SC Exec. Board. JANET DELANEY—HSH Checker, Teacher Aide. STARLYN DELONY--Choir, Gym Leader, FISH Checker, Badminton Team, Cheerleader, SC Rep. JO DERHAMMER—Choir, FT A, Intra., Teacher Aide. AL DEUTSCH--DE—Pres., Hall Guard, Teacher Aide. LUCY DIDERO—Cafe. Aide, English Aide, Marching Band, Prom Comm., Y-Teens. WILLIAM DOBBINS--SC Aide, SC Rep., Teacher Aide. WAYNE DOLAR —Dance Band, DE, J.V. Football, Movie Aide, Track Manager. LINDA DONOVAN--Cafe. Aide, English Office Aide, Teacher Aide, Volunteer Work. LINDA DROUGHT —An Guild, Ski Club, Teacher Aide. FRANK DUS—Biology Tutor, Choir, Custodian Aide, Glee Club, J.V. Football, Teacher Aide. EDWARD EBERL--Art Guild, Hall Guard. ART EDMONDS--Human Relations, Teacher Aide. WILLIAM E1FEL--Biology Club, Golf Team, Radio Operator, Ski Club. LILLIAN ELLIS--Teacher Aide. Senior Room workers tabulate receipts from the sale of movie tickets for the Student Council treasury. LINDA EPP—lntra., Teacher Aide, Waitress Ciub. MARTHA EVICK--All-City Band, lntra., Marching Band, Math Sci., Hon., NHS, Pace Tutor, World Affairs. LUCILLE FAGAIN--Movic Aide, Office Aide, Teacher Aide, Waitress Club. ANNE FARRELL--Cafe. Aide, Nurses Aide, SC Rep., Teacher Aide. CHRISTINE FASSBENDER--Art Cuild, Biology Club, FTA, Hall Cuard, Office Teacher Aide, Prom, Comm. LYNN FERENZ--Cheerleader, GNHS, Gymleader, HSH Comm., Math Hon., NHS, Orch. EILEEN FERN--Concert Marching Band, COE, SR Informal Comm., Prom Comm., Waitress Club, Y-Tcen. PAULA FILIPPELLI--Teachcr Aide, Waitress Club. DALE FISHER--P.A. Announcer, SR Play-- Auntie Marne . ANN FLEMING—Glee Club, Variety Show. DOUGLAS FRANK—J.V. Track, Intramurals, Stage Hand. LYNDA FRANK--Gym Leader, lntra., SC Rep., Waitress Club, Y-Teen. TOM FRANZ--Lab Aide Wrestling. BARBARA FULLER—Teacher Aide. SEVERNE GAINER—Cross Country, J.V. Football, Varsity Track. LILLIAN CALES—Cafe., Office Teacher Aide, Hall Guard, lntra., Locker Cuard, Y-Teen. TOM CEORCE—Track. BOB CETZ—Glec Club, Stage Crew, J.V. Varsity Tennis Team. SUSAN GETZLAFF—Art Guild, lntra., Teacher Aide. ANTHONY GIBBONS—Art Guild, Hall Guard, SC Rep., Teacher Aide. MARY LOU GIEB—Cafe. Teacher Aide, Gym Leader, HSH Checker, JV Cheerleader, Prom Comm., Rhythmett. EDWARD GIMMEL--DE--Group II Pres. RICHARD CIRMAN—Cafe. Teacher Aide, Concert Marching Band, HSH Chairman, SC Rep. HARRY COEHRINCER-GNHS, Hall Guard, Marching Band, Visual Aides. CATHLEEN COLEMBIOWSKI—Cafe. Aide, Hall Guard. JAMES GORGES—Lab Aide, GNHS, Math Hon., NHS, Movie Operator, 12A Treas., SC Executive Board. JANIS GORGES--Tutor. TOM GRAHAM--Basketball Manager, Football Trainer. ROBERT GRAYSHAW--J.V. Football. WILLIAM GREEN—Cafe. Aide, SC Rep., HSH Chairman, Varsity Wrestling. DONNA GREENWELL—Cerman Tutor, Teacher Aide. CURT GREGORY--HSH Chairman, J.V. Cross Country, Marching Band, Varsity Wrestling, Visual Aides. GEORCANA CROENEWEGEN—Art Cuild, Biology Club, FNA, Teacher, Cafe., Office Nurses Aide. GARY GRUTKA--lntra., Cafe. Aide. JIM CRUVER — LNHS, Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track. KEVIN CUION—Intramurals. BARBARA GUM--Attendance Aide, Nurses Aide, Teacher Aide. MARCARETE CUTWEIN--Library Aide. PATRICIA HACEL—Hall Guard, Library, Office, Teacher Aide, Waitress Club. DONNA HALDEMAN--Teacher Aide. JOHANNA HALLER--Nurses Aide, Teacher Aide. COLLEEN HALLSTROM--All-City, State, Regional, Symphony Orch., Gym Leader, NHS--Pres., NCTE Essay Winner, Teacher Aide. PETER HALONEN—Cafe. Aide, lntra., J.V. Football, Radio Announcer. EUGENIE HANN--All-City, State, Regional Orch., Band Officer, Concert Band, NHS--V. Pres., SC Rep., Teacher Aide. WESLEY HANSEN—HSH Chairman, lntra., English, Lab, Library Aide, Math Hon., NHS, SC Rep. KEN HARCIS--Cafe. Aide, HSH Chairman, J.V. Varsity Football, J.V. Wrestling, SC Rep., Track. JOSEPH HARRELL--DE, Radio Announcer. LINDA HARTFORD--Bowling, Cafe. Aide, Choir, Glee Club, SR Rep., SC Rep., Y-Teen. MICHAEL HARTNETT--Cafe. Aide, HSH Chairman, J.V. Varsity Wrestling. ELOISE HASSING--Attendance Aide, Movie Aide, Teacher Aide, Waitress Club. DENNIS HAYES--SC Rep., Track Team. GERALD HAYNES--Badminton Team, Decathlon, J.V. Wrestling, Proj. Club, SC Rep., Teacher Aide, Track. KATHLEEN HEIN —FNA, SC Rep., Prom Comm., Waitress Club. CURTIS HELMAN--Teacher Aide, Wrestling. LUETTA HENNESSEY--Attend., Cafe., Office, Teacher Aide, HSH Checker. MARGARET HERBST--Library Aide. MARY LOU HEREY—Movie Aide, SC Rep., Waitress Club. BARBARA HICKS—Frcnch Tutor, lntra., Gym Leader, Movie Aide, SC Alternate, Teacher Aide. GREC HOFFMAN--Cross Country, J.V. Football, Track. EDNA HOLTON--Cafeteria Aide, Library Aide. CLAUDIA HOPKINS--Cafe., Office, Teacher Aide, HSH Checker, Waitress Club, Y-Tecns. SHARYN HOPSON--Biology Club, Cafe. Aide, Choir, Nurses Aide, Teacher Aide. KATHY HOUK--Intramurals, Nurses Aide. 138 PATRICIA HOWARD--AP Amcr. Hist., Office Aide, Pace Tutor, Vanguard Staff, World Affair --Scc., Y-Teens, SC Rep., PSSC Physics. SHEILA HOWELLS—Clee Club. DONNA HUBBELL--Teacher Aide, 'Terp Staff. CHRISTINA HUBLEY--Flower, Ribbon, Motto Comm., HSH Checker, FNA, Teacher Aide, Waitress Club, Y-Teens. JAMES HU--Lab Aide, HSH Comm., Movie Operator, Sci. Hon., Physics Tutor. CAROL HUCH--Flower, Ribbon, Motto Comm., lntra., Gym Leader, Vanguard Staff, SR Inf. Comm., SC Rep. LINDA ISELl — FIowcr, Ribbon Motto Comm., lntra., Prom Comm., Waitress Club. DIANE JA SAN--Bowling, COE, Hall Cuard. MARY JASURA--Bowling, Human Relation, Teacher Aide, Tutor. KATARYNA JASZCZUK—Teacher Aide. LINDA JEN IS--Bookstore Aide, DE, lntra., Teacher Aide. BARBARA JEROME--HSH Checker, lntra., Prom Comm. ALEXIS JOHN—Bowling, Hall Guard, Movie Office Aide, Ski Club, Waitress Club. GARY JONAK--Cafc. Aide, HSH Chairman, lntra., SC Rep., Movie Aide. KENNETH JONES —J.V. Var. Basketball, J.V. Football, SC Rep., Movie Aide. ROSS JONES--Cross Country, Track. JOHN JOSEPH--Cafe. Aide, SR Rep., Tutor. ELIZABETH KADAR—Cafctcria Aide. ALICE KANE--FIowcr, Ribbon Motto Comm., SC Rep., Teacher Aide, Waitress Club. JUDY KARA—Hall Cuard, Teacher Aide, Waitress Club. SALLY KARMAN--AP Amcr. Hist., Eng., Glee Club, HSH Checker, Vanguard Staff, World Affairs. JOANNE KASICK--All-City, Regional Symphony Orch., Art Cuild, Gym Leader, NHS. JOHN KASIDONIS—Cafe. Aide, J.V. Varsity Football. ROBERT KASLER--Cafe. Aide, lntra., J.V. Var. Wrestling, Ski Club, SC Rep. ANDREA KASPERAK-Art Guild, Hall Guard, Cafe. Aide. GAIL KASZA--Attendance Aide, Cafe. Aide, Y-Tccns. JOAN KAYSAK—Cafeteria Aide, Library Aide. PATRICK KELLEY--Art Aide, Cafe. Aide, Teacher Aide. MARIE KEMSEL--Teacher Aide. LINDA KENNEY--Bowling, HSH Checker, Prom Comm., Teacher Aide, Y-Tccns. JOHN KIESEL—Biology Club, HSH Chairman, J.V. Var. Wrestling, Teacher Aide. JAMES KILBANE--Radio Announcer, Senior Play, Teacher Aide. MARY KILBANE--Biology Club, Cafe., Library Movie Aide, Waitress Club. STEPHEN KIMPEL—Baskctball, Lab, Movie Teachcr Aide, Sci. Hon., SC Rep. JUDY KIRALY--All-City Orch., Biology Club, Human Relation, FNHS, NHS, Sci. Hon., Teacher Aide, World Affairs. MICHAEL KLEIN--Cafeteria Aide, J.V. Varsity Football. SUSAN KNABLE--Cafeteria Library Aide, SC Rep. FRED KNEALE--J.V. Football Wrestling. FRED KOENNING--Art Cuild, Hall Guard, Teacher Aide. JERRY KOLAR--DE, Hall Guard, Teacher Aide. KATHY KON1NG—Book Store, Choir, Glee Club, lntra., SR Inf. Comm., Teacher Aide, Vanguard Staff, Volunteer. KATHLEEN KOPEC--lntra., Math Tutor, SC Rep., Teacher Aide, Vanguard Staff. GEORGE KOZAK — Lab Teacher Aide, SR Rep., SC Rep. KAREN KRAL—Attendance, Cafe. Teacher Aide, Hall Guard, Prom Comm. CYNTHIA KRANE--Bowling, Math Tutor, Movie Teacher Aide, SC Rep., HSH Checker. RALPH KRAUSS—Biology Club, lntra., Book Shoppe. SUZANNE KREJCI—COE, Glee Club, Teacher Aide, Y-Tcen. ELMER KRIEGER—Movic Guard, Stage Crew. SANDRA KRIST—Glee Club, Movie Aide, Tearoom. DALE KROFT—Art Guild. KAREN KRUEGER--Teacher Aide. MARGARET KUBIN--Bowling, Cafe. Teacher Aide. L1NDI KUCHTA—Book Shoppe, Color Cuard, Proj. Club, SR Play, Prom Comm., Vanguard Staff. STEPHANIE KUHARIK—Choir, FTA, Math Sci. Hon., NHS, Prom Comm., Teacher Aide, Vanguard Editor. BARBARA KURTH—Cafe. Aide, Glee Club, Rhythmettes, Y-Tccn. DONALD KUS--J.V. Football Track. LANA KUTSICK--Cafe. Teacher Aide, Book Shoppe. ROBERT KWASNY--Attendance Cafe. Aide, J.V . Varsity Basketball. GLORIA LACAVERA--Book Shoppe, Movie Aide. DANIEL LAPPIN — Hall Cuard, Teacher Aide. SUSAN LAZAROWSKI--Bookkeeping Tutor, COE—Pres., Hall Guard, SR Rep., Teacher Aide, Y-Tccn. DENISE LEFAS--Cafeteria Aide, lntra., Hall Guard. JOHN LEGAN--Decathlon, Track. GEORGEANN LESKO--All-City Choir, Choir, Glee Club Accom., Gym Leader, lntra., Marshmcllows, Rhythmettes. 139 ROSE MARY LEWIS—NHS, Math Sci. Hon., SC Exec. Rep., World Affairs, Y-Teen. DONNA LIEBENGUTH- - Intramurals. MELVA LINEAR--Cafc. Office Aide, Hall Guard, HSH Checker, SC Rep. JEFFERY LIVINGSTON--All-City Ohio Band, State Orch., USA Student Band, Concert Marching Stage Band, Orch. TERRY LOCAN--Cafe. Aide, Decathlon, SC Rep., J.V. Varsity Wrestling. ELAINE LOGGINS—Attendance Teacher Aide. ANDA LOGINS—Art Guild, Attend. Cafe. Aide, Biology Club, HSH Comm., PA Announ., Prom Comm., Y-Teen. ROSE MARIE LOPREST1—Intra., Teacher Aide, Waitress Club, Y-Tecn. PAT LUSARDO--Cafeteria Aide. MARK LYNCH—Art Guild, Cafe. Teacher Aide, Marching Band, Movie Operator, Visual Aides. JUDITH MALONE—Cafe. Teacher Aide, Prom Comm., SC Rep., Vanguard Staff. WILLIAM MALONE--Cafe. Aide, Cross Country, Intra., Track. MICHAEL MANENTE--Cafe. Teacher Aide, Intra., SR Rep. JOHNETTE MANSE--Cafe. Teacher Aide, AP English. TERESA MANTARRO--Marching Stage Band, Orch., Sci. Aide, Waitress Club, Y-Teen. GLENN MARTIN--Intramurals, SC Rep. JUDITH MARTIN—Clec Club, Library Aide. GARY MASIE—Movie Operator, NHS, Prod. Printing, Visual Aides, Wrestling. GABRIELE MATTINCLY--English Teacher Aide. MARGARET McCANN—Book Shoppe, Cafe. Aide, HSH Checker Sec. MICHAEL MCCARTHY--Cafe. Teacher Aide, Intra., Visual Aides. JOHN McCREADY--Movie Aide, Wrestling. BARBARA McFALLS--History Aide, HSH Checker, Intra., Vanguard Staff, Y-Tecn. ROBERT McCINTY--Cafeteria Aide. HAROLD McKENZIE—Distributivc Education. JOEL MEDIATE--Production Printing. PATRICIA MELVLN--Cafe. Teacher Aide, Glee Club, HSH Checker, Prom Comm. MARSHA MERRIMAN--Cafeteria Aide, Intramurals. WILLIAM METZNER--Attendance Teacher Aide, DE. DONALD MEYER--Cafeteria Aide, Hall Guard. EILEEN MICHALAK--Senior Representative. SUSAN M1K£R--Hall Guard, Teacher Aide. LINDA MILLER—Cafeteria Teacher Aide, YWCA Teen Leader. ROBERT MILLER--Glee Club, Intra., SC Rep., Varsity Tennis. KATHLEEN MOODY-COE, Teacher Aide. JOHN MORGAN--AP European Hist., Hall Guard, Intra., SC Rep., Teacher Aide, Varsity Tennis. JOYCE MOSLENER—Hall Guard. WALTER MOSS--HSH Chairman, J.V. Football, Teacher Aide. ARTHUR MULL--Cadet Band, HSH Chairman, Movie Aide, Visual Aides, Wrestling. L V RENCE MUSIEK--All -City Choir, Cafe. Aide, HSH Chairman, J.V. Varsity Football Wrestling, Marsh-mellows. GEORGE NAFTANEL—HSH Chairman. MICHELE NAMY--SC Rep., Teacher Aide. WILLIAM NAPIER—Art Guild, FPC, Hall Cuard, HSH Chairman, Visual Aides. LAURA NELSON—Cafe. Aide, COE, Clce Club. PAULA NOLAN--Cafeteria Aide. BONITA NORTON—Chemistry Tutor, SR Rep., Teacher Aide. ELAINE NOVAR—Teacher Aide. KATHRYN NUSSER—Intramurals. JAMES O'BLOCK--SC Rep., HSH Chairman, J.V. Football. DAVID OGILVIE--Concert Marching Band, Lab Aide. DANIEL ONTOLCHIC--Book Shoppe, Human Relations, Office Teacher Aide, 'Terp Staff. CAROLINE ORTEN--Cafeteria Aide. PATRICIA OSZTERLING--Color Guard, Concert Band, Gym Leader, SR Informal Prom Comm., Sci. Aide, Waitress Club, Y-Tecns. DEBORAH OSWALD--Cafc. Aide, Choir, HSH Checker, Gym Leader, Intra., NHS, Prom. Comm., Y-Tcens. KENNETH OTTO--Distributive Education. HILTON OWENS—Track. PETER PALOS—All-City Band, Band Stage Band, Golf, Orch., SC Rep. NANCY PATTON—Color Guard, Glee Club, Hall Guard, Intra., Marching Band, Nurses Teacher Aide, Y-Teens. BOB PAULL--Cross Country, HSH Chairman, SC Rep., Track. JUDY PAULSEN--COE, Glee Club. SUSAN PEEL—English History Aide. ROBERT PERKINS—Cafeteria Aide, Intramurals. JAMES PERRI—Distributive Education, Hall Guard, Teacher Aide. CHERYL PERRY--HSH Checker, Flower Ribbon Motto Comm., Teacher Aide. GLORIA PETERSON--Cafeteria Teacher Aide. SONJA PFISTER—All-City—State —Regional Symphony Orch., NHS, SR Rep., SC Rep., Teacher Aide. BARBARA PIETRO--Bowling, Cafe. Aide, 12B Sec., Prom Comm., Rhythmettes, SC Rep. Sec. JOYCE PLANISEK—Rook Shoppe, Choir, HSH Checker, PA Announ., Rhythmette, SR Plays, SC Exec. Board, Thespians. JUDY PLEZIA—Teacher Aide. NANCY PLOTZ—Hall Cuard, Office Teacher Aide, Prom Comm., Vanguard Staff, Y-Teens. BEVERLY PRICE--Distributive Education. CAROLYN RAFTERY—Hall Guard, Hist. Aide, Movie Aide, Patrons Comm. THOMAS RANCOUR--HSH Chairman. ANTONIO RANIERI--Distributive Education. CHARLENE RAY--Cafc. Teacher Aide, 12B Treas., 12A Exec. Board, Glee Club, Prom Comm., Vanguard Staff. DAVE REINES—Cafe. Aide, 11B Pres., HSH Chairman, Varsity Football. CHERYL RESSO--Bowling, SC Representative. BEVERLY RINARD—HSH Checker Sec., Proj. Club, Prom Comm., SC Rep., Teacher Aide Volunteer, Waitress Club, Y-Teens. MARSHA RITCHIE--Drama, 'Terp Staff. MIKE ROACH--HSH Chairman, Cafe. Aide, J.V. Varsity Football. TIM ROGERS—10A Pres., Varsity Football Wrestling. BARBARA RONAY—All-City Orch., Choir, Human Relations, Orch., SR Informal Comm., SC Rep., Teacher Aide. KAREN ROSIU —Hall Guard, Nurses Aide. DALE ROTH--Intramurals, Teacher Aide. KENNETH RUFFNER—Cafe. Aide, Intra., J.V. Football. KAREN RUSNAK--COE, Teacher Aide, Waitress Club. GERRI RUTLEDGE--Bowling, Cafe. Aide, Glee Club, HSH Checker. ELIZABETH SACID—Cafe. Aide, Choir, Glee Club, Hall Cuard. GARY SADOSKY—Automotives, DE. RONALD SALIKER—DE, Hall Guard, Teacher Aide. YVONNE SANDERS—Cafe. Aide, 11A Sec., NHS, SR Plays, SC Treas. V. Pres., Thespian, '66 Track Princess. ROBIN SAUERS—Art Guild, Daisy Mae Basketball, Intra., SR Rep., SC Rep. KATHLEEN SAWITZKE—Glee Club, Cafe. Teacher Aide, Prom Comm. DAVID SAYLOR--Cafeteria Aide, Hall Guard. DAVID SCHAEFFER--Choir, Glee Club, Radio Operator, Stage Technician, Tennis Team. JEAN SCHEEFF--Teacher Aide, Volunteer Work. SUSAN SCHMIDT—FTA, Hall Guard, Book Shoppe, HSH Checker, SR Plays, Teacher Aide, Thespians, Waitress Club. GORDY SCHNABEL--Cafe. Aide, GNHS, Math Hon., NHS, SC Pres. V. Pres., Varsity Football, Basketball, Track. BRUCE SCHNEIDER—All-City All-Ohio Band, Marching Band, Drum Major, Key Club Pres., Orch., Stage Band, SC Rep. ELFRIEDE SCHOENBERCER — Senior Representative. ROY SCOTT—DE, Hall Guard, Projection Club. RAYMOND SCHULTZ—Art Guild, Biology Club, SC, Teacher Aide. KAREN SCHWARTZ--DE. PHILIP SEGER — Lab Aide. TIM SEKULIC--Cafe. Aide, 12B Class Pres., J.V. Football, Teacher Aide, Varsity Wrestling. MARK SENAL--Visual Aides. MARGARET SHANNON--Attendance Aide, Cafe. Aide, Daisy Mae Basketball, Gym Leaders. MARY SHEPARD—Drama, Teacher Aide, Y-Teens. JOHN SHUTELOCK—Library Aide, SR Rep. JOSEPH SLMA--Cross Country, HSH Chairman, NHS, Sci. Hon., Track. MI RENA SIMS--Cafe. Aide, Glee Club, Hall Guard, Intra., Y-Teens. CHRISTINE SKAGGS--Hospital Volunteer, Movie Aide, Teacher Aide. SUSAN SKALSKY--All-City Choir, Choir, Marshmellows, Math Hon., NHS, SC Rep., Vocal Solo Ensemble Contest, World Affairs. DAVID SKINNER—J.V. Wrestling. CATHY SLUSNI--Teacher Aide. BETH SMITH—Book Shoppe Aide, Drama. CHARLES SMITH—Cafe. Aide, HSH Chairman. JOANNE SMITH—Cafe. Aide, HSH Checker, 'Terp Staff, Intra., NHS, Y-Teens, YWCA Teen Leader. KATHLEEN SOKOL—Book Shoppe, Choir, HSH Sec., Intra., Teacher Aide, Tutor, Vanguard Staff. LOUISE SOKOL--COE, Teacher Aide. HELEN SOTOS--Cafe. Aide, Hall Guard, Office Aide. GAIL SPAN—Hall Guard, HSH Checker. MARK SPENCER--Cafe. Aide, Intra., J.V. Basketball, Orch., SC Rep. KATHLEEN SPITZNAGEL—Attendance Office Aide. PEGGY STACHO--COE, Hospital Volunteer, Math Tutor, Office Aide, SC Rep., Teacher Aide. DALE STAHL--Stage Design, SC Aide. BONNIE STARKEY—Hall Cuard, Patrons Comm., SR, SR Room Aide. BRUCE STASSFURTH--Bowling, Golf, Intra., Lab Aide, Math Tutor. LINDA STASTNY-Cafe. Aide, Teacher Aide. BARBARA STEFAN SKI--COE, Hospital Volunteer. ANNE STERNAD--COE, Intra., Teacher Aide, Y-Teen. DAVE STINCIC—HSH Chairman. RANDY ST IN EMAN—Teacher Aide. ERNEST STITZ—HSH Chairman, J.V. Wrestling, Teacher Aide. CANDICE STRAHINE—Gym Leader, HSH Checker, Prom Comm., SR Rep., SC Rep., Y-Teen. SUSAN STUDER--Choir, Glee Club, Teacher Aide. JOANNE SUTTON—Book Shoppe, Choir, Gym Leader, Informal Prom Comm., Movie Aide, Teacher Aide, Cheerleader Sub. LINDA SWINKO—FTA, Intra., Math Sci. Hon., NHS, SC Rep., Teacher Aide, Vanguard Staff. LAWRENCE SZUHAY— 'Terp Staff, Intra., LNHS, SC Rep. GARY TAYLOR—Choir, Marshmellows. TIM TAYLOR--Hall Guard, Stage Design. ALEXANDRA TERENTIUK—Art Cuild, Senior Plays, SC Rep., Teacher Aide. LINDA THALGOTT--Concert Band, FTA, FNA, Hall Guard, Marching Band, Y-Teen. JERRILYN THOMAS—Art Guild, Bowling, FTA, Office Aide, Stage Design, Y-Teen. BARBARA THOMPSON--Concert Band, Intra., Teacher Aide. JOHN THOMPSON--Intra., Lab Aide, SC Rep. PATRICIA THOMPSON—Attendance Aide, DE, Nurses Aide, Teacher Aide. NORMA TICHENOR--All-City SC, HSH Checker, 11A Treas., Intra., 'Terp Staff, NHS, Teacher Aide, Waitress Club--Pres. CAROLYN TOB1A--Distributive Education. CRAIG TODD--Student Council Representative. MIKE TOKARSKI—Distributive Education. PATRICK TOMAZIC--Cross Country, HSH Chairman, SC Rep., Track. JONNY TOMCHECK—Cafe. Aide, HSH Sec., SC Rep. MATTHEW TOMPKINS--Visual Aides. JAMES TOTH—Cross Country, Track. LINDA TRAUTMAN—Choir, Gym Leader, HSH Checker, 1 IB Pres., 12A V. Pres., Majorette, Marshmellows Accom., NHS. MARTIN TREMBLY— It's Academic , Math Hon., NHS, Projection Club, SC Exec. Board, World Affairs. JONATHAN TROUT--Marching Stage Band, Math Hon., NHS, Movie Operator, Orch., Teacher Aide, Tennis. MICHAEL TURCZYK—Lab Aide, Sci. Hon. ANN TYE—All-City Band, All-Ohio Orch., 11B Sec., Gym Leader, Std. Welfare Comm., SC Rep., World Affairs, YWCA Teen Leader. BETTY UNTERZUBER—Cafe. Aide, Choir, Glee Club, Math Hon. WILLIAM VAGI--Electric Shop Aide. RUTH VALPON1—Choir, Gym Leader, HSH Comm., Intra., Rhythmottes, Teacher Aide. MICHAEL VANNUCCI—Cafe. Aide, J.V. Varsity Football, SC Rep. LEONA VASILEFF—COE—Treas., LHS. MARGARET VELASQUEZ—Human Relations, 'Terp Staff, Rep. Model U.N., World Affairs. BARBARA VOLANT 1--Teacher Aide. BARBARA WAGNER—Cafeteria Teacher Aide. KATHLEEN WAGNER—Cafeteria Teacher Aide, Y-Teen. LAURA WALCK—Candy Striper. 142 DONA WALKER--Book Shoppe, Choir, Glee Club, Intra., Teacher Aide, Waitress Club. JOHN WALT JEN--Decathlon Team. BARBARA WATSON —An Cuild, Hall Guard. MINERVA WATSON—Fashion Show Accom., Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, PA Announ., Teacher Aide. ROBERT WEISENBERGER — Intramurals, SR Representative. JANICE WEISS—FNA, HSH Checker, Intra., Nurse Aide, Teacher Aide, Vanguard Staff. JOHN WENDEL--Senior Plays-- Thieves Carnival Mrs. McThing . LINDA WHITE--HSH Checker, Intra., Junior Achievement. EDWARD WICHMANN-- Lab Aide. GERALD W1LLCOX--Cafeteria Aide. DARLENE WILLIAMS—Cafe. Teacher Aide, HSH Checker, Intra., Y-Teen. TIMOTHY WILLIAMS—HSH Chairman, PA Announ. Technician, WBOE Announ. TERRY WINFIELD--Intra., Teacher Aide, Varsity Wrestling. ROBERT WINTER —Lab Aide, Teacher Aide. MARY WISNIEWSKI--Style Show, Teacher Aide, Waitress Club. GEORGE W1SSMAN—12A Pres., HSH Chairman, Intra., Movie Aide, SC Rep. DEBORAH WOLF—Cadet Band, Flashers, FNA, HSH Checker, Teacher Aide, Y-Teen. JAMES WOLF--Movie Aide, Production Printing. SHARON WYSOCKY—COE, Hospital Volunteer, Y-Teen. RICHARD YAC SO--Cafeteria Aide, HSH Chairman. WANDA YAMAUCHI—Intra., SC Rep., Teacher Aide, Cheerleader—sub., Visual Aides, Y-Teen. MAGDALEN ZAR2ECZNY—Cafe. Lib. Aide, Gym Leader, HSH Checker, Human Relation, Ski Club. FONTAINE ZOLIDIS—Cafe. Teacher Aide, Color Cuard, Flower Ribbon Motto Comm., Prom Comm., SR Play. 1LENO ZONA —Art Guild, Teacher Aide. GARY ZUPAN--Biology Club. KEY AP—Advanced Placement COE--Cooperative Office Education DE--Distributive Education FNA--Future Nurses of America FNHS—French National Honor Society FPC—Future Physicians Club FTA--Future Teachers of America GNHS—German National Honor Society HSH--Honor Study Hall Intra.-- Intramurals LNHS—Latin National Honor Society NHS--National Honor Society SC--Student Council Sci. Hon.--Science Honorary SR—Senior Members of the Vanguard staff inspect finished copies of the Yearbook after many hours of preparation. The Vanguard Staff Says: Cheryl Cashin Linda Swinko Activities Faculty and Administration CLASS COLORS: Light green and dark green. CLASS FLOWER: Red and white roses. CLASS MOTTO: The future is a picture painted by the achievements of today. ASSOCIATES Pat Howard Gail Dickey Seniors Athletics Carol Aker Sally Brenning Gail Decker Kathy Koning Kathy Kopec Barb Me Falls Nancy Pajersky Nancy Plotz Charlene Ray Rosemary Salem Renee Seher Martin Trembly Jan Weiss Carol Hugh Sally Karman Sr. Director Kathy Sokol 12B Homerooms and Index Advertisements M5 A Salute to Catolyn Aker Mr. Mrs. Henry Aker Nancy Aker A1 Aladdin Alfie Tim Alman Mr. A. Ankers Mr. Mrs. F. R. Ashby Babycakes Batman Rose Marie Becerra Mr. Mrs. Bchlkc Carole Ann Be hike Mike Behlke Mr. Mrs. Clyde Berry Mr. Mrs. Bianchi Edward Biebcl Kathy Bielz Sandy Bierman Big Tom Bob and Lindi Steve Bobby Sue Boring Amy Borok Mr. Mrs. Andy Bosak Brenda and Bill Fred Brenner Bob Brooks Friend Sharon Bunscy Mrs. Joyce Burford Rose Burgand Bobbie Butler Eugenia. Caldwell Mr. Mrs. Charles Cashin Tommie Cavallaro Barbara Ceganko Daniel Cervcny Shari Clapper C. M., S. B. Bob Cochran Iraida Colon Debbie Corrigan Sue Coyas Mr. Mrs. Robert Craigie Crcap! 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Johnson Jonathon Judy Russ Judy Kara Mrs. Abdul Karman John Kasidonis Kathy Bob Katie Dchner Pat Kilbane Terry Kilbane Steve Kimpel Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kirschnich Daniel Koloferme The Konings Kathy Kopec Barb Kruckcnbcrg Mr. Mrs. Stephen Kuharik Mark Mick Kuharik Stephanie Kuharik Daniel Lappin Mr. Mrs. John Lappin Edith Larsen Sue I.azarowski David LeGates Mr. Mrs. Richard J. Lidrbauch Linda Marty Carl l.ocke Anda Logins 148 Rosemary LoPrcst Don Luc Miss Luckay Mark Lynch M.M.M. M.D.L. V.--T. K.N.P. Dick Mahoney Peg Malone Joe Mangan Mrs. Mantenicks Gary Masic Cheryl Marsh Kathy Mason Peg McMahoc Leslie McNichols Brenda Meador Dan Meador Pat Melvin Mr. Mrs. Donald Mercer Mrs. Miller Julie Moore Muther's Oats Art Mull Michele Namy Ruthie Nezbeba Bonnie Norton Ed Norvaisis Mike Ody Ted Oleski Mrs. Jane Olmsted Bonnie Olsen 007 Mr. Joe Pacula Pat and Betty Mr. Mrs. John Pcduzzi Penny and Russ Janet Pcrgalsky A girl called Plannie Tom Plczia Jim Plotz Ken Plotz Nancy Plot . 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Viiolio, Calif. AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY Homeroom 142 YotTve bean waiting tar a Ghevralat Ilka this. Now Its hare. Commander Ray’s West Park Chevrolet OR 1-1620 15315 Lorain at Triskett 156 Index A Abshire, A. 72,73,134 Ackerman, B. 132 Ahrcndson, H. 84 Aker, C. 47,133 Alexander, B. 84 Alferink, H. 34 Anderson, D. 84 Anderson, W. 84 Andrachik, S. 71,72,73,84 Antel, J. 132 Apell, C. 33,34,58,84 Appleson, J. 84 Arden, D. 134 Arnold, S. 84 Arrowood, L. 129 Arthurs, W. 135 Ashby, P. 133 Askey, C. 84 Ator, B. 33,132 Auer, D. 134 Augustine, T. 72,84 B Bacik, N. 84 Bagger, C. 84 Bailey, E. 74 Baker, A. 72 Baker, B. 84 Balch, D. 135 Baldridge, H. 84 Baldy, C. 85 Balint, P. 133 Balogh, R. 85 Baraney, D. 70 Barber, T. 72,77 Barovian, B. 34 Bartos, D. 72 Basalla, D. 36,79,80,85 Bavhoe, T. 133 Baumeister, D. 85 Becker, D. 36,72,73,85 Becker, R. 85 Beckstead, B. 77,85,114 Begia, C. 132 Behlke, C. 85 Belcastro, R. 85 Belgrave, L. 34 Beltz, V. 134 Benjamin, R. 72 Benko, D. 58,85 Berringer, B. 55 Bevelacqua, M. 85 Bial, D. 85 Bieber, B. 86 Biebel, E. 86 Bielz, K. 86 Bird, K. 135 Blatt, R. 86 Blaubriks, I. 86,133 Blenda, D. 86 Bloom, E. 86 Blum, J. 86 Boden, N. 79 Boehmer, 34,86 Boggs, C. 36,39,79,80,86 Boginski, S. 132 Borcherl, D. 87 Borich, S. 87 Boring, S. 87 Borok, E. 87 Botson, B. 87 Box, D. 72,132 Boyko, P. 87 Bratton, J. 87 Brenner, F. 58,87 Brcnning, S. 33 Britton, P. 87 Broderick, P. 38 Brooks, R. 87 Brown, C. 88 Brown, G. 133 Brown, M. 132 Bro man, B. 88 Buchwald, G. 88 Buehncr, D. 132 Bundshuh, B. 36,39,79,80,88 Bunsey, S. 34,60 Bunsey, T. 134 Burger, T. 88 Burgund, R. 88 Burns, S. 34,89 Burke, S. 88 Burkhart, D. 88 Busanus, C. 89 Butler, D. 89 Butler, R. 89 C Cann, A. 71,74,89 Carey, L. 133 Carlson, D. 89 Carr, R. 89 Carson, R. 89 Casaregola, M. 89 Cashin, C. 33,36,37,63,89 Cavaltaro, T. 33,90,97 Ceepo, K. 132,135 Cescar, B. 88 Cheetham, M. 90 Cherncsky, K. 135 Chisamore, L. 90 Chmura, T. 113 Cholley, J. 58,90 Cigany, N. 58,90 Clark, D. 90 Cochran, R. 57,90 Coffelt, K. 90 Colon, I. 90 Conley, P. 90 Constantino, C. 80,91 Conway, K. 72 Conway, P. 91 Cook, B. 91 Cook, M. 91 Cooney, S. 91 Cooper, K. 45,91 Corea, C. 72,73,91 Corrigan, D. 91 Coughlin, J. 70,71 Counts, M. 132 Cox, W. 91 Cramer, 1). 72 Craycrait, J. 91,109 Creager, C. 135 Criddle, C. 91 Crisboi, J. 92 Croyle, R. 61,74,133 Crumbakcr, 1). 69,92 Csengri, K. 92 Cubic, J. 36,92 Currie, P. 79 Currie, R. 134 Czuchran, B. 92 D Dacar, L. 133 Dahlkc, B. 34,79,132 Daly, F. 72,92 Daniels, L. 92 Danko, D. 92 Davis, D. 92 Davis, V. 92 Dawson, G. 92 Dawson, L. 92 Decker, G. 39,93,109 Dchncr, K. 33,36,79,135 Dcimling, J. 93 Delaney, J. 93 Dclony, S. 78,79,80,91 Demuth, R. 133 Dcrhanimcr, J. 93 Dcutsch, A. 79,93 Dewar, D. 132 Dickey, G. 33,36,79,102,134 Didero, L. 93 Digney, K. 135 Dimcok, J. 133 Dobbins, W. 93 Dolar, W. 93 Dolencc, P. 33,79,81 Donahue, W. 72,132 Donovan, 1.. 93 Drought, L. 93 Dubbins, W. 133 Dunn, P. 93 Dus, F. 94 Dutton, M. 54 E Eberi, E. 94 Edmonds, A. 94 Edwards, B. 123 Eifcl, W. 94 Ellis, L. 94 Emery, R. 94 Epp, L. 94 Evick, M. 34,36,47,94 F Fagain, L. 94 Farrell, A. 94 Fassbcnder, C. 60,95 Faust, 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