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

Text from Pages 1 - 302 of the 1968 volume:

John Marshall High School Cleveland, Ohio pane Table of Contents Introduction 1- 7 Division-People 8- 9 Faculty Academics 10- 27 Seniors 28- 43 Underclassmen 44- 53 Division-School Life 54- 55 Activities 56- 73 Athletics 74- 85 Senior Activities 86- 88 Editor’s Page 89 Ads-Index 90 -100 3 4 5 6 7 6 X£vf i. M I: jit tM 9 MS Miss Kosman Dean of Girls Mr. Burke Dean of Boys Mr. Udrbach Asst. Principal Harold J. Cihlar, Principal For three years you have labored to reach this goal to justify the faith and hope of your parents . The struggle, difficult as it was, was filled with rewarding experiences which you will draw upon, both consciously and unconsciously to master the more demanding problems of the future. We too have profited by your presence and have been revitalized by your fine achievements and excellent citizenship. You have instilled us with renewed faith in your generation and consequently we are assured that our country will continue to be a world example of excellence under your leadership. 10 Miss Luckay Senior Advisor Miss Duffy Mr. Hamed Mr. Neubaucr Mr. Wiles Guidance The Administration and Senior Advisors exert a strong guiding influence on John Marshall students. They help students to adjust to high school life and supervise many of their activities . They know of the weaknesses and problems of individ -uals . One owes them a debt of gratitude for a job exceptionally well done. Senior Homeroom Teachers Miss Hirniak Mr. Mayo Mrs. Poiomsky Miss Rebeta Miss Bauer Mr. Burke Mrs. Ferst II Industrial Arts classes prepare John Marshall students for productive careers . Actual working experience in the use of the most modern equipment provides advanced training in today’s skills. Any student in an Industrial Arts class, whatever his chosen vocation, is ready for employment upon graduation. Experience gained at John Marshall is valuable in an industrial occupation. Dave Micks and Kick Chuvcy cut Rears and turn threads on ii lathe in the remodeled Machine shop. Assembling parts is essential in mechanics. Dave Ijeib prints Senior Play programs. Automotive parts and processes are examined by Tim Aim an and Greg Tallon. I? Mr. Thrall Mr. Scahel Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Students Obtain Experience Through Advanced Curriculum Terry McCready and John Bullock dream and draft plans for their future homes. Mr. Bahcn Mr. Dictcrich Mr. Jacobson Mr. Kasler Mr. Mayo A new storage cabinet for the woodshop is caulked Mr. Mears by two industrial arts majors. 13 Barb Space and Debbie Peel bake a batch of brownies for their foods project. Home Ec. Provides JMH Girls with Practical Knowledge, Experience Foods classes now use a production stack oven, similar to those in bakeries . Baking now takes half theusual time. A cooperative course in food production gives vocational training to girls, who gain practical experience in the cafeteria . The department also offers home nursing, needlecraft, selling, and Dynamics for Living. The Tea Room staff serves faculty luncheons. Gerald Noble and Karen Sokol review the causes of mental disorders. 14 m i Sharon Waddell serves lunch to hungry Marshallites. Home Economics Mrs. Censler Mrs. Higgins Miss Rogalski Mrs. Salzer Mrs. Schecter Mrs. Utley 15 Carolyn Aker is able to bake cookies quickly with the new electric oven. Pat Phillips sews her own wardrobe. Sewing classes are taught the basics of tailoring. Mr. Van Allen gains the attention of his Advanced Math class by demonstrating a factoring problem. Science, Math Develop Skills for Practical Use, Math tutors give help to students having difficulties with their math courses. Advanced Studies Mathematics Mr. Dill Mrs. Ferst Mrs. Laux Mr. Meyers Mr. Montain Miss Moss Mr. Seidel Mr. Van Allen Mr. Weese Trudy Haskins and Gwen Crie-ger take care in performing a chemistry experiment so that results arc meaningful. 16 Science Miss Bauer Mr. Burke Mr. Bush a Mr. Estesen Mr. Gibbons Mr. Hohertt Mr. Leahy Mr. Locke Miss Lotz Mr. Peduzzi Mr. Pfingston Mr. Powers Careful measurements with the pan balance assist in tracing weight changes in double replacement reactions. Science and Mathematics are important subjects in today’s world. At John Marshall these subjects are taught using the most modern textbooks and techniques. Students of Calculus or Trigonometry learn to apply their mathematical knowledge to Chemistry and Physics classes. 17 Parents and teachers are served refreshments at the Honor Society inductions. Mr. Molinari meets with the French National Honor Society in the language lab. Barb Ator is pinned before induction in the French National Honor Society. halve LGu 18 The National Honor Society's clothing drive was a great success in helping the needy. Honor Society Membership, Goal for Many Most Marshall students seek membership in one of the many honor societies All the societies have specific requirements, which include at least a B grade average. The National Honor Society also requires at least sixteen honor points and teacher recommendations . Miss McLaughlin Mr. Molinari Mr. Politzer Mr. Schlueter 19 Mrs. Barkdull Mr. Betz Miss Fosdick Miss Hirniak Mr. Jecman Miss Jensen Mr. Jones Miss Koldun Mrs. La miners Mr. Lincks Miss Lucas Miss Maher Mrs. Manning Mrs. Moysey Mrs. Moxley Miss Rebeta Mr. Schmidt Miss Schuenemann Mr. Vinyard Mrs. Whitaker The winning It's Academic team was Debbie Bask, Anita Waldeck and Charles Funk. 20 Prominent Marshallites Awarded Honors for Outstanding Achievements The Advanced Placement English program has been expanded this year to include some ninth grade students . The success of twelfth grade team teaching is unquestioned . Through the dedication of Mr. Schmidt, Miss Rebeta and Miss Hirniak, team teaching has given students the finest sort of training in English literature and composition. Marshall's National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalists are Anita Waldeck and Linda Belgrave (Seated, left to right) and Robert Muhlhan and Charles Funk (Standing). Students explore their fields of interest. Miss Deeb Mrs. Graham Miss Sheppard Mrs. Tuckley 21 Art classes frequent the front lawn of Marshall for unusual scenes. Cultural Studies Significant Part of Curricula Mrs. Hann directs a vocal music class behind the new piano. The music, art and social studies courses are developed with the students benefit in mind. Students are taught to appreciate all art and music forms. The cultural studies provide a broader background for the students regardless of their future plans . Advanced Placement courses give college credits in some cases and in others permit the students to prepare themselves for college . A variety of art classes are devoted to teaching the student the basics in addition to the more advanced ideas . 22 Miss Alexander Mr. Caliguirc Mr. Chippi Miss Chrin Mr. Dare Miss Deubel Mr. Johanni Mr. Joniak Social Studies Miss Leach Mrs. Mantenieks Mr. Moxley Mr. Oswald Miss Schulte Students in a law class learn the basics of Parliamentary procedure. Mr. Barsan Mr. Billey Mrs. Darrah Mr. Evans Miss Faulkner Mrs. Hall Mr. Hefferman Miss Holling Mr. Mancuso Mr. Michnyak Mr. Oleski Mrs. Polomsky Miss Faulkner instructs Deitra Dittman in the use of an electronic tube calculator. Miss Samo Mr. Weathcrholt Business John Marshall’s Business Department prepares students for office careers. Distributive education and co-operative office education offer supervised on-the-job training for seniors. Typing and shorthand labs intensify the business program. Graduates qualify for attractive positions due to the excellent business courses at Marshall. Mr. Ramseyer's physical education class practices marching to develop alertness and co-ordination. Mr. Lanning Miss Legan Mr. Quaylc Mr. Ramseyer Miss Stroemplc Miss Winovich Physical Education The Physical Education Department of John Marshall strives to develop not only physical skills but also social attitudes for the appreciation of dance, sports, and other leisure activities. An expanded physical education program for senior girls allows them to use the department's facilities daily. Lloyd Crosc and Dale Dunmire show sample advertising displays to their distributive education class. Beckie Dahlke helps Judy Christian use an adder in business machines class. Pat Gallagher hurdles the horse in excellent form in the gymnasium. 25 Mrs. Mone Visual Aides Miss Thompson School Nurse Mrs. Mancuso Teacher Asst. Mrs. Mosshart Teacher Asst. Mrs. Leonard Cafeteria Mgr. Mrs. Reidler Treasurer Tasty cinnamon rolls are made by the dozen. Apple pie is a favorite of Marshall students. John Marshall’s Active Staff Offers Service, Organization V. Milota, B. Lowe, S. Volin, L. Zickes, C. Zirwes, the office staff, keep Marshall's records in order. The well-being of John Marshall depends heavily upon the hard-working staff which handles the vital details of organization, maintenance, and supply for the entire school. No part of the school is taken for granted more often than these busy people E. Molinari and J. Schecter study the variety of food in the teacher's cafeteria. 27 Donna Auer Doris Balch Pam Balint Timothy Bauhof Carole Begin Bonnie Chapman and Greg Misch were crowned 1968 Homecoming King and Queen. Dennis Box Gary Brown Melanie Brown David Buehner Tom Bunsey Lynne Carey Mrs. DeMarco measures a senior for his cap and gown. Karen Ceepo Karen Chernosky Judy Christian Wayne Collins Mickey Counts Gwendee Creager Denny Croyle Russ Croyle Rudy Currie Liz Dacar Beckie Dahlke Deborah Debow Katie Dehner John Marshall students buy loyalty items to boost the spirit of the football teams. Senior class officers meet to discuss plans. From left to right: Jean Hollack, treasurer; Linda Lemel, secretary; Cathy Roman, vice president; and Russ Croyle, president. Rae De Muth Pat Dewar Gail Dickey Kathy Digney Josephine Dimeo Bill Donohue Miss Rebeta, Mrs. Moxley star in the Faculty play My Sister Eileen. Bill Dubbins Ken Faust Don Figuish Rich Figuish Deborah Fink Emmy Foster Charles Funk Greg Gajewski Pat Gallagher Joseph Gelencher Carol Gerding Kaye Gergen Eugene Gettings Damian Giallourakis Roy Glassco Pauline Gombert James Good Jim Goode Douglas Hahn Don Hamm Darlene Hanzek Karen Hausler Chris Hazelton Milton Hirakis Members of the Senior Informal Committee meet with committee head, Becky Dahlke, to discuss plans for the dance. Linda Hof kenskyd Jean Hollack Dave Holloway Dale Hoskins Suzanne Hovanec Laura Jennings Kathy Johnson Glynis Jones Tom Kennedy John Kirasic John Kotula Mary Ann Kocella Catherine Kochmit Karen Kovach Gloria Krause Jon Kundtz William Lado Timothy Larkin Cail Dickey displays her science and garden medals. Nancy L Larsen Linda Lemel Darwin Lesher Patsy Levan Terry Lieblein Donna Luiere Rose Ann Marchaino Diane Margiotti Cheryl Marsh Edith Mellinger Jim Menszyk Linda Metelko Tim Meyer Nicholas Michos Pat Novak Joe Outlaw Marsha Miko Charles Minerd Christine Nagy Gerald Noble Senior Rhythmettes, Linda Lemel and Jean Soltesz practice a new routine. Kathy Naro Maripat Pa Is haw Gail Pernosky Arthur Petrauskis Patricia Phillips Ja mes Poison Susan Posch Joanne Post Kevin Purcell Senior room workers make decorations for the kick-off dance Regina Ramey Paul Rehak Laurie Rieger A1 Ritter Cathy Roman Jack Sadlon Joyce Lyman consults with her homeroom teacher, Miss Rebeta, about a schedule change. Bill Sado Rosemary Salem John Sarli Ross Schuller Dale Schumacher Joyce Scott Ken Snippel Karen Sokol Fred Sokol Jean Soltesz Gwen Stanczyk Sandra Stasko Tyrone St. Cyr Bill Straka Two girls make a last minute check-up before entering the ballroom. Hope Streidl Gail Suder Diane Taylor Greg Tallon Mr. Cihlar congratulates seniors at commencement. Raymond Tieri Shirley Tomasch Donna Trimble Donald Troia Linda Vertal Patricia Vetesy Carolyn Viscomi Susan Voik Judy Wagner Denny Ward Arthur Wares Ellen Weidner Mary Ellen Wendorf Theodore Werb Patricia Whalen Parilee Whitworth Paula Wiley Ronald A. Will Sherry Williams Howie Wolf Diane Wright Linda Wright Thomas Zachar Virginia Z ingale HOMEROOM 308 FRONT ROW, J. Owens, T. Gorman, J. Campbel, G. Friedman, E. Coy, T. Barber, R. Ney, J. York, ROW TWO, J. Mumaw, R. Schwartzer, J. Chapin, D. Junovich, G. Gedeon, W. Boland, W. Eaton, ROW THREE, M. Healy, K. Krisby, C. France, B. Szafran, G. Denk, N. Venetis, W. Montenyohl, ROW FOUR, J. McComas, A. Tenant, F. Sinram, A. Will, E. Paterek, R. Riddle, J. Hannibal. June 1968 Class of 600 Students HOMEROOM 329 FRONT ROW, J. Finncrty, W. Voss, D. Hempstead, A. Couch, S. Barber, J. Saksa, ROW TWO, K. Lashutka, D. Yonick, P. Spangler, W. Davis, M. Dilconardo, J. Kaysak, A. Dittman, ROW THREE, B. Blasius, C. Wozniak, C. Engler, M. Majstorovic, C. McGinnis, D. Kenney, L. Jackson, ROW FOUR, A. Punkal, K. Buchner, S. Fries, K. Perish, J. Moore, S. Halstrom, B. Tilden. HOMEROOM 232 FRONT ROW, J. Morgan, S. Lebcngood, M. Bound, L. Estman, C. Rcith, L. Gallagher, L. Mako, ROW TWO, L. Williams, L. Weaver, N. Shupc, N. Knurek, B. Chapman, ROW THREE, L. Becker, J. Wiard, C. Johnson, D. Turan, M. Stanko, J. Caldwell, P. High, Miss Holling, ROW FOUR, P. Dolence, P. Waddell, B. Mc-Kissock, T. Cardinal, L. Bocanelli, G. Crupper, B. Young, P. Hansingcr. Prepares for Graduation HOMEROOM 304 FRONT ROW, J. Doszthl, L. Fenn, J. Weigand, J. Tatsumi, D. Burke, B. Rogers, G. Wodka, ROW TWO, G. Cooper, R. Hackenberg, P. Ginlcy, R. Thomas, D. Stockman, T. Weinert, Mr. Evans, ROW THREE, B. Bauer, B. Shipman, G. Gunderman, D. Terbeck, T. Marnecheck, K. Hukill, R. Olsafsky, ROW FOUR, H. Alfe-rink, T. O'Neil, M. Pelger, M. Helm, G. Kolack, T. Reece. HOMEROOM 327 FRONT ROW, J. Vunderink.E. Herrin, P. Klosz, D. Sarkan, L- Whitacre, P DeFazio, ROW TWO, P. Bear, D. Swann, S. Nicola, C. Majusick, L. Olson, S. Dilske, ROW THREE, V. Calbincea, V. Lehofer, R. Wrobleski, K. Spuhler, L. Rauncr, V. Vranderic, ROW FOUR, Y. Hamilton, S. Peters, J. Cornell, N. Janda, L Tuomala. Students Promote Loyalty HOMEROOM 113 FRONT ROW, W. Phillips, R. Haberle, M. Borelli, T. Takacs, J. Meaney. ROW TWO, T. Tomasik, D. Reed, R. O'Rciley, G. McDaniel, W. Rothgcry, R. Caraboulad, G. Nemes, ROW THREE, P. Kxoeger, W. Schmetzer, P. Giroski, A. Spalvins, T. Churchwell, D. Clouston, A. Wendt. HOMEROOM 301 FRONT ROW, D. Owens, N. Maenza, M. Mudry, M. French, D. Cerveny, D. Davison, ROW TWO, R. Payne, T. Blazer, J. Emery, M. Herrin, M. Bogunia, E. Klobusnik, ROW THREE, C. Reagan, R. Dufton, R. Viscomi, ROW FOUR, R. McCann, L. Shivey, M. Nelson, M. Schmidt, B. Denk, C. Lancaster. Items as Class Project HOMEROOM 231 FRONT ROW, A. Zimmerman, T. Bloom, D. Schneider, S. Ross, L. Lucaci, ROW TWO, A. Bianchi, L. Clawson, T. Smith, P. Peabody, B. Bohrer, D. Freeman, ROW THREE, L. Hosta, D. Namy, D. Havlik, J. Matyas, C. Johnson, P. Misciasci, ROW FOUR, S. Kelly, S. Crothe, L Atwell, B. Edwards, N. Dieckman, K. Weiss, V. Wade, A. Kugler. HOMEROOM 339 FRONT ROW, J. Raye, C. Jackson, R. Goller, D. Yates, K. Newman, G. Simon, ROW TWO, K. Colinski, N. Loscer, P. Fotia, B. Cook, J. Bergion, T. Chmura, ROW THREE, C. Petras, D. Hann, P. Cochenour, T. Carr, D. Mayher, D. DeFranco, R. Shoffner, ROW FOUR, D. .Meyers, G. Wright, E. Hoffsteder, D. Ruple, R. Renick, D. Arthurs, M. Sirovey, A. Orten. Plans for Prom, Informal, HOMEROOM 123 FRONT ROW, D. Tressa, A. Zakareckis, O. Wilder, S. Brenning, P. Ziegler, J. Grahovac, M. Matus, T. Wolverton, ROW TOW, C. Scott, A. Kroo, B. Losh, C. Harwood, L. Edgar, B. Ciocanea, C. Rosfeld, ROW THREE, Mrs. Higgins, E. Wilson, J. Hohnen, L. Pawul, B. Keane, D. Feher, J. Nageottc, ROW FOUR, K. Mills, P. Taylor, N. Weisman, M. O'Brien, W. Bessc, K. Knust, B. Popik, N. Smith. HOMEROOM 108 FRONT ROW, Mrs. Mantenieks, E. Majoros, T. Voclgcr, S. Bag inski, D. Woods, N. Velez, ROW TWO, M. Hein, L. Maicr, J. Retting, D. Peel, J. Curklis, A. Wellman, L Yurchisin, ROW THREE, L. Hut man, D. Shirokey, L. Beres, L. Mitsch, C. Dietz, M. Yurko, L. Blanchard, P. Broderick, ROW FOUR, L. Edwards, J. Ryan, G. Coe, L. Wallace, A. Buchmann, L. Ziska, P. Kelly, B. Gothro, M. Ptak. Yearbook Take Shape HOMEROOM 109 FRONT ROW, P. Laforsch, M. Yonek, E. Bailey, J. Stallard, T. McCarthy, ROW TWO, R. Saker, D. Vargo, J. Hsu, F. Dykes, G. Gaewsky, ROW THREE, L. Cclcsky, R. Gomez, E. Murray, W. Sinns, S. Lamp-shire, D. Holstien, ROW FOUR, G. Misch, R. Betts, J. Krepop, J. Sullivan, J. Eagles, R. Bauer. HOMEROOM 310 FRONT ROW, B. Schill, R. Moersch, C. Yunis, M. Petriccelli, L. Konn, M. Lombardi, L. Curtice. ROW TWO, J. Mum aw, A. Waldeck, J. Harrell, D. Kalat, B. Tevis, J. Dopcia, P. Filley, D. Stockman, ROW THREE, M. Gallagher, G. Fenick, S. Winter, B. Grayshaw, K. Turk, G. Hoffman, ROW FOUR, N. Rocchi, D. Belcastro, G. Rusnak, S. Owens. Senior Informal, Prom Committees Plan HOMEROOM 302 FRONT ROW, B. Roby, M. Christovich, D. Sharp, L. Mclnnes, J. Burger, D. Pescatrice, D. Wish, F. DiLeonardo, ROW TWO, B. Rarlay, J. Weggesscr, T. Albers, R. Stefanik, M. Hotz, B. LaMarco, ROW THREE, B. Hughes, N. Marciniak, N. Fekete, T. Munroe, R. Steinmatz, W. Dormer, N. Herdman, ROW FOUR, E. Helgesen, J. Ogrizek, D. Horton, B. Kovach, J. Czarny, J. Tysiak, A. Preston, J. Merkle. 50 HOMEROOM 330 FRONT ROW, T. Pelech, R. Melcher, G. Roming, W. Beal, L. Carl, R. Schmidt, J. Higgins, ROW TWO, G. Shutelock, H. Dasingcr, W. Weyburne, K. Lee, D. Robinette, V. Halas, W. Golden, J. Fischer, K. Kormendy, ROW THREE, J. Dudas, A. Fernkorn, B. Sudhadolnik, J. Deering, T. Stone, D. Anthony, R. Tribout. ROW FOUR, L Oros2, K. Conway, M. Ironwing, R. Skala, R. Spinkx, P. Fleming. Unique Decorations for Dance HOMEROOM 225 FRONT ROW, B. Bellringer, E. Sickels, G. Mellinger, E. Harala, B. Robinson, J. Koneval, D. Turk, D. Pietro, J. Young, ROW TWO, C. Hinckley, N. Boden, L Cunningham, D. Caruso, M. Graham, N. Steite, B. Licbenguth, ROW THREE, C. Motil, S. Jones, I. Maluk, S. Waddell, S. Gallik, J. Falk, B. Space, L Hyatt, S. Szabo. 51 HOMEROOM 335 FRONT ROW, L Zacar, B. Long, V. Hodges, M. Valponi, D. Masso, J. Kornowski, P. Nad- hasky, ROW TWO, Miss Legan, P. Fochtman, N. Piccoli, S. Jones, P. Hussey, K. Pauli, K. Burgin, L Listiak, ROW THREE, C. Kasprick, N. Pajersky, C. Creulich, L. Davis, J. Schill, ROW FOUR, D. Dittman, L. Kovach, P. Wise, R. Mileti, J. Golinski, T. Walling, M. Straub. Lavender and Purple Chosen by 12B’s HOMEROOM 127 FRONT ROW, E. Bosch, T. Nichols, W. Schi, K. Heineman, J. Pirnat, B. Hosta, M. Devaty, J. Ziros, R. Greer, ROW TWO, R. McClosko, B. Barovian, R. McDermott, J. Palmer, D. Lieb, A. Stcfonsky, T. Tatar, P. Choban, C. Moody, ROW THREE, F. Kellogg, D. Bricker, G. Herman, R. Williams, W. Wick, J. Kukolvic, R. Egan, R. Galloway, W. Shuey. 52 HOMEROOM 246 FRONT ROW, D. Eyerman, D. Hritzak, R. Gruey, G. Schumacher, D. Webb, E. Seedhousc, J. Saylor, R. Muhlhan, ROW TWO, J. Held, B. Kemer, D. Bartos, P. Marth, J. Poscncl, R. Stein, L. Riha, J. Currie, ROW THREE, J. McGucken, M. Geschke, J. Evancho, J. Lewallen, R. Chorich, T. Cember, C. Slack, A. Snow, ROW FOUR, D. Sauer, D. Palmison, R. Adelman, K. Karwan, R. O'Connor, K. Buchner, L. Wimberly, D. Diamond. for JMH June 1968 ‘Vanguard’, Class Colors HOMEROOM 334 FRONT ROW, Y. Franczak, L. Belgrave, P. Vartorclla, M. Wojslaw, E. Schultz, D. Boyer, ROW TWO, D. Miller, S. Tkacz, A. Seidl, E. Suzo, B. Carrett, D. Parrish, ROW THREE, S. Rolko, D. Bask, J. Preston, K. Dvorak, D. Long, J. Matisko, ROW FOUR, L. Plesz, A. Vassos, S. Smerek, D. Warshberger, S. Kazamek, B. Naftanel, K. O'Neil. � � v 1. 1 I School ! V JM H Musicians Drum Up School Spirit I case - Wftu I lCCev£LA VP STATE uj O 5 U OM� o un iveRS•'TV The orchestra, directed by John Raish, practices for concerts and assemblies. Dance band drummer Denny Croyle and guitarist Jeff Crane perform at Marshall dances. Color guards for 1967 are; FRONT ROW, D. Masso, 1 Zbin, J. Wiard, Capt. N. Shupe; ROW TWO, M. Bar-rclli, J. Hsu, J. Florian, M. Patton. Seated at its entrance on the JMH football field is the 1967 Marching Band directed by Omar Blackman. Mrs. Hahn directs the Marsh-Me llos in preparation for a school rally. All-City choir members, Richard Taylor, Jim Held, Carolyn Viscomi, Debbie Walters, Chris Nagy, Larisa Lucaci, Jean Soltesz, Kaye Gergen, Frank Kellogg, Chris Hazelton, and Jim York practice a capella in the choir room. 58 Vocal Groups Perform at Concerts, Assemblies; Receive City-Wide Recognition Marshallites interested in vocal music have opportunities few students are given, such as All-City chorus, select girl’s chorus, Marsh -Mellos, boys glee club, and the 90-voice strong concert choir. The Christmas Festival includes a performance by the choir and Marsh-Mellos . Gloria by Antonio Vivaldi was presented by the choir at West Park Congregational Church on November 12. Other activities were presentations at Open House and a Choir Festival in December. The choir performs the Battle Hymn of the Republic at the annual Memorial Day program. The choir rehearses Vivaldi's Gloria after listening to it on a record. 59 Miss Rebeta and Mr. Moxlcy look on as Mr. Schmidt embraces Mrs. Moxley in My Sister Eileen , the faculty play. Linda Beres practices her role in Harvey. Thespians Linda Beres, Bill Kasson, and Tony Weinert walk through a scene in the senior play. Artistic Talents Demonstrated in JMH Plays, Fund Raising Projects The biennial faculty play was held in May, 1967. My Sister Eileen was performed with a majority of the faculty and administration participating. The Senior Thespian play, Harvey , was presented on November 17 and 18 of 1967. 60 Stage craft member Carol Askey helps Mr. Scahel with make-up before the faculty play. Art Guild members paint posters announcing a new fund-raising project. 61 Technical Minded Students Learn Practical Knowledge, Acquire Proficiency in Various Fields Projection club members wind reels for noon movies. Photo club member, Bruce Turan, adjusts a picture on the enlarger for the football programs. 62 Members of John Marshall's production clubs provide benefits beyond those expected from a school. The movie operators. P.A. announcers, and others devote time to school service. Noon movie operators, Anthony Shin, and an assistant, focus the projector to show films. P.A. announcers, Marge Lombardi, Mark Helm, Linda Be res, Terry Voclgcr, and Kevin Purcell inform the school of coming events. 63 Lab aides Dave Hammel and Jon Kundtz combine acid and water for Chemistry classes. Pat Zurko, book store aide, sells Katie Dehner a theme notebook. 64 Students Aid Teachers, Other Students Daily at Marshall Lab, bookstore and library aides, study hall checkers and other ambitious Marshall students perform useful services for the school. Volunteer workers aid teachers and fellow students in routine jobs to make school life easier. Kathleen Kahn stocks racks in Ye Olde Book Shoppe. Honor Study Hall checkers write excuses and cut slips. Library aides Glenda Thompson and Mary Lou Butcher take inventory. 65 Members of the Waitress Club serve refreshments at the Quill and Scroll induction. Kathy Spuhler, Brenda Caddie, and Barb Wagner decorate a Office secretaries and teachers are served cake to be sold in the Bake Shop. lunches in the Tea Room daily. 66 Smooth Running School Functions Are Made Possible by Helpful Organizations John Marshall is the frequent site of social functions. Various organizations are responsible for the success of these gatherings. On these occasions students give their time to make matter go as smoothly as possible. This cooperation is typical of aiding organizations at Marshall. Julie Moore sells popcorn for the Y-Teens to raise band uniform money. Nick Venetis and oUier Key Club members act as coat checkers at all Marshall dances. 67 Alice Kugler, World Affairs Club president, prepares the court justices for the mock trial. Prospective Leaders Work for Present and Future Worlds Future Nurse, Cindy McGinnis receives instructions on reading a thermometer from Miss Thompson, school nurse. Preparing for the future has become an important part of learning for Marshallites. Through career conferences students may become familiar with their chosen professions. Occasionally speakers will attend the club meetings and help the students prepare themselves. Students may also gain knowledge from their own experience through participation in Student Council. Future Teachers have one day in which they teach classes . 68 Student chairmen meet their speakers for the Career Conference held October 23, 1967. Marshall executive board includes: K. Johnson, T. Chmura, C. Misch, K. Karwan, C. Viscomi, J. Ryan, and G. Jones. Mary Ann Hamilton instructs fellow Future Teachers of America as to the basics for the FTA Day. Studies Accompany Extracurricular Activities; Mix Fun with Learning New Organizations are formed every semester at Marshall. The Chess Club, organized in November, 1966, has become a large enough group to enter city-wide tournaments . Relatively new clubs at Marshall include, Poetry Reading, Amateur Radio Club, Coin Club, Future Physicians' Club and the Ski Club. The United Appeal Drive, held in October, 1967, required many hours for counting money and arranging the homeroom per capita . Miss Hirniak’s 12A girls achieved over four dollars per capita. Biology Club members inspect a conifer. White Queen to mate in next move as Chess Club members vie for honors in the tournament. 70 Attendence checker makes tardy slips for students. Chris Pfister places car in UA race. 71 Bernard Rauh and Linda Whitacre work on pinning up proofs for the Interpreter. Sally Brenning discusses the yearbook with advisor, Miss Luckay. 72 Senior room workers help out with the Tyrolean candy sale. Renee Scher, Jean Hollack, and Pat Whalen reminisce work on the Vanguard at the Quill and Scroll induction. Publications Require Many Hours of Student Work The Terp staff arranges homeroom percentages on tire stock exchange for subscription campaign. Producing a paper and a yearbook means hard work and little supervisory help for journalistic students. The big event for them is being chosen for the Quill and Scroll honorary journalistic society. 73 Football Combines Physical, Mental Abilities Greg Misch and Coach Quayle discuss game strategy. A touchdown is scored by Tom Misch in 30-6 romp over Rhodes. Marshall defense closes in to halt a drive by Rhodes. 74 Varsity Football FRONT ROW, E. Hoffstetter, R. Ezo, Tri-captains T. Barber, D. Bartos, J. Higgins. ROW TWO, T. Misch, K. Krisby, J. Poison, J. Sullivan, R. McCann, W. Kemer, D. Box, G. Misch, J. Krepop. ROW THREE, Coach Scahel, Coach Quayle, B. Lonjak, P. Rehak, A. Abshire, G. Perry, C. Petras, K. Karwan, G. Gajewski, N. Evans, Coach Burke. ROW FOUR, T. Mills, T. Long, E. Biery, D. George, G. Schueszler, J. Sarkett, J. Young, J. Malloy, J. Zayac, C. Schuller. Marshall runner is buried trying for a first down in the 16-8 victory over Berea. 75 Clarence Jackson looks on as captain Greg Misch tallies two. Basketball, Wrestling Co-ordinate Speed and Agility Wrestling and basketball, like all other sports, take hard work, desire and the will to win. Wrestling coaches are Mr . Gene Gibbons and Mr . Jeff Kasler. Bas -ketball coaches are Mr. Don Thrall and Mr. John Jacobson. Practice for both sports began on November 1. Looking for an opening is Bruce Hosta in a Match against North Olmsted. Tom Barber ties up his opponent in the 145 lb. weight class. Gary Hosta works for a pin on the John Marshall mats. Jerry Young battles for a rebound. Golf, Bowling, Tennis Provide Competitive Spirit Golf, bowling and tennis require continued practice and concentration. All three are team sports but individuals must work alone on fundamentals to improve their performances . Mr . Don Burke and Miss Sunny Moss instruct the golf team while Mr . Paul Oswald and Mr. Paul Johanni coach the bowling and tennis teams respectively. Golf Bill Schmetzer and Kirk Karwan practice putting at Big Meet. The proper follow through is demonstrated by Tom Chmura. Tennis Team Mr. Johanni demonstrates proper form to tennis team members- FRONT ROW: T. Petras, B. Kovach, B. Sims, J. Tysiak. SECOND ROW: B. Turan, N. Evans, E. Hoffstctter, H. Wolf, J. Ziros, K. Meyers, B. Lonjak. 78 Bowling Bill Smeshek prepares to keep score for Marshall team mates. Jim Tatsumi sharpens up his form during a Saturday morning practice session at Erieview Lanes. Howie Wolf perfects his backhand at a tennis team practice. Track Letterman FRONT ROW, N. Venetis, J. Hsu, G. Romig, B. Hosta, D. Samuels. ROW TWO, B. Losh, C. Shu, P. Rchak, D. Mayher, T. Carr. ROW THREE, J. Krepop, K. Krisby, W. Kemer, D. Terbcck, B. Podracky. Jim Guiser, Greg Romig, and Nick Venetis take a practice run on the Marshall track. Cross Country Track, Cross Country, Physical Education, Test Endurance Track, cross country and physical education stress individual improvement. Each boy must work on his own to improve his weak points and become a winner. Past records are posted on the underground track as incentives for the track and cross country teams . The biggest requirement in physical education is to perform to the best of one’s ability and to strive to improve. Clarence Jackson spikes the volleyball during physical education class while his opponent prepares to return it. FRONT ROW, M. Gramaldi, J. Guiser, B. Hosta, B. Rennar, D. Samuels, D. Mahycr, H. Fredricks, R. Tctslaff, G. Case, E. Hoffstctter. SECOND ROW, B. Eaton, M. Snow, B. Bauer, T. Carr, C. Romig, N. Vcnctis, E. Coy, B. Gomez, F. Osicka, B. Podracky. THIRD ROW, Coach Ramseycr, R. Groseclose, B. Kinnear, G. Saltzman, J. Varga, M. Dittman, F. Collins, D. Zatroch, C. France, M. Young, D. Wiley. Seniors Karen Chernosky, Barb Ator, Penny Ashby, Pat Gallagher pam Dolence belts one to left field, and Renee Seher demonstrate stunts on the parallel bars. A rear vault on the horse is executed by Kaye Gergen. Girls Demonstrate Various Skills in Gym Classes The girls' physical education classes participate in a number of activities . The activities for the fall semester included marching, jump rope, basketball and soccer. Track has become an important part of the girls' physical education program. The girls track team as well as the physical education classes take advantage of the underground and outdoor track. Participation in these individual and team sports help the students to develop skills and learn to work as a team. Mrs. Owens gives pointers to a senior girls' swimming class at Cudell Recreation Center. Leading the pack is Pat Misciasci followed by Pam Dolence, Debbie Kenney, Barb Burgess, Jan Matyas and Jean Matisko. ‘•M'ltlU St§ A jump ball starts an intramural basketball game. Cheerleaders, Rhythmettes, Gymleaders Promote School Spirit The Gymleaders, Rhythmettes and Cheerleaders sponsor various activities throughout the school year. Cheerleaders cheer for football, basketball, wrestling and tennis . Rhythmettes march at football games and some basketball games. Rhythmettes Linda Pawul and Jojcan Kornowski march during a halftime performance. FRONT ROW, Captain Linda Lemcl. ROW TWO, Mary Val-poni, Elaine Schultz. ROW THREE, Linda Pawul, Jojean Kornowski, Linda Lander. ROW FOUR, Terry Voelger, Karen Tribout, Terri Wolverton, Sharon Gallik. ROW FIVE, Barb Bender, Jean Soltesz, Karen Pauli, Nancy Pajersky, Nadia Pic-coli, Lucy Wallace. Gymleaders FRONT ROW, M. Palshaw, K. Dehner, B. Dahlke, L. Lemel, P. Gallagher,C. Viscomi, C. Kochmit, G. Stanczyk. ROW TWO, S. Brenning, K. Pauli, S. Gallik, P. Fillcy, D. Keane, J. Ryan, J. Matyas, P. Dolcnce, C. Harwood, S. Barber, I. Maluk, A. Punkal, N. Boden. ROW THREE, S. Wasylke, M. Muhlhan, J. Matisko, M. Valponi, J. Falk, T. Wolverton, P. Misciasci, D. Turk, M. Wojslaw, B. Burgess. ROW FOUR, B. Haller, J. Lucic, B. Lucas, J. Fassbender, P. Waddell, K. Disch, N. Sauer, C. Koskey, A. Deutsch, V. Currie, J. Krieger, T. Koltan. Varsity Cheerleaders Donna Turk, Pat Gallagher, Captain Carolyn Viscomi, Judy Wagner, Judy Fassbender, Pat Misciasci. Donna Turk, Pat Gallagher and Carolyn Viscomi watch an exciting play during the St. Ed's game. 85 Senior Activities ALAN ABSHIRE--Basketball Intra., Cafe. Aide, J.V. and Varsity Football. BRUCE ACKERMAN--Laboratory Aide, Track. CAROLYN AKER--Biology Tutor, FTA, Geometry Tutor, HSH Checker, Teacher Aide, Vanguard Staff, Waitress Club, Y-Teens. TIMOTHY ALMAN--Cafe. Aide, HSH Chairman, Intra. JANET ANTEL--Y-Teens. WANDA ARTHURS--HSH Checker. PENNY ASHBY--Class Trcas., Intra.-Bowl, and Volleyball, Paperback Book Shoppe Aide, Prom Committee, Sr. Room Aide, Teacher Aide, NHS. BARBARA ATOR--FNHS, Sci. Hon., Sr. Rep., Teacher Aide, NHS. DORIS BALCH--Cafe. Aide, Intra., Math Tutor, Movie Aide, Teacher Aide. PAM BALINT--All-City Band, Hall Guard, Intra., Marching Band, Movie Aide, S.C. Alter. Rep., Teacher Aide, Vanguard Adv. Ed. TIMOTHEY BAUHOF--Intra. Basket., J.V. Football, Lunchroom Aide. CAROLE BEGIN--Cafe. Aide, Girls' Glee Club, Intra., Teacher Aide, Thieves' Carnival . VICTOR BELTZ--J.V. Football, Movie Guard. KAREN BIRD--Cafe. Aide, Intra., HSH Checker and Sec., S.C. Rep., Teacher Aide. DENNIS BOX--11A Class Pres., J.V. and Varsity Football, J.V. Wrestling, Lunchroom Aide, Sr. Informal Comm. GARY BROWN--Band, Coin Club, Interpreter Staff. MELANIE BROWN--Hall Guard, Nurse's Aide. DAVID BUEHNER--Art Guild. TOM BUNSEY— Chess Club. LYNNE CAREY--Atten. Office Aide, Book Shop Aide, Bowl. Intra., Prom Comm., Teacher Aide, Vanguard Adv. Comm. KAREN CEEPO--Intra., Orch., S.C. Rep., Ski Club. KAREN CHERNOSKY--Cafe. Aide, HSH Checker, Y-Teens. JUDY CHRIST IAN--Office Aide. MICKEY COUNTS--Ski Club, Teacher Aide. GWENDEE CREACER--Biology Club, Intra., Library Aide. DENNY CROYLE--Marching and Stage Band, Orchestra. RUSS CROYLE--12B and 12A Class Pres., J.V. and Varsity Basketball, Movie Guard, Teacher Aide. NHS. RUDY CURRIE--Basketball, Football, Intra. Basketball, Teacher Aide, Track, Visual Aids. LIZ DACAR--Cafe. Aide, HSH Checker, Prom Comm., Teacher Aide. BECKIE DAHLKE--Cafe. Aide, 12A Class Lcgis., Girls' Glee Club, Gym Leader, Intra., Math Honorary, S.C. Homerm. Rep., Teacher Aide, NHS. DEBORAH DEBOW--Book Store Aide, Hall Guard, HSH Checker, Intra., Movie Ticket Taker, Office Aide, Sr. Play. KATIE DEHNER--Choir, Gym Leader, FNHS, J.V. and Varsity Cheer Lead., NHS, Pace Tutor, Sci. Hon., Sci. Workshop. RAE DEMUTH--Girls' Glee Club, Sr. Homerm. Rep., Teacher Aide. PAT DEWAR--Intra., HSH Checker, Teacher Aide. GAIL DICKEY--Cym Leader, Interpreter Staff, NHS, Quill and Scroll, Sci. Hon., Summer Volun., Sci. Workshop, Vanguard Ed. KATHY DIGNEY--Art Guild, Atten. Office Aide, Intra., Movie Guard, Stage Design Ass't., Teacher Aide. JOSEPHINE DI MEO--Amer. Cancer Soc. Aide, Bowl. Team, Office Aide, Study Hall Checker, Teacher Aide, Volleyball Team. BILL DONOHUE--Boys' Glee Club, Choir, J.V. and Varsity Football, Lunchrm. Aide, Sr. Rep. BILL DUBBINS--HSH Chairman, JMH Hi-Y, S.C. Rep., Wood Production. KEN FAUST--Intra., JMH Hi-Y. DEBORAH FINK--Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Office Aide, Tea Room. RICH FIGUSH--lntra., Lunchroom Aide, Teacher Aide. EMILY FOSTER--Bowl. Intra., S.C. Rep., Sr. Room Aide, Study Hall Checker, Teacher Aide. CHARLES FUNK--FNHS, It's Academic , Math Hon., Radio Room Aide, Sci. Recog. Day, Sr. Room Aide, Workshop in Computing, NHS. GREG GAJEWSKI--Basketball Intra., 10B, IOA, and 11B Class Treas., J.V. and Varsity Football, Teacher Aide. PAT GALLAGHER--11A and 12B Class V. Pres., GAHS--Pres., Gym Leader, J.V. and Varsity Cheerleader, Math Honorary, NHS--V. Pres., Sci. Hon. JOSEPH GELENCHER—Intra., Radio Room Aide. CAROL GERDING--Girls' Glee Club, Office Aide. KAYE GERGEN--All-City Choir, Choir, Marsh-mellos, S.C. Rep. and Alternate, Y-Teens. ROY GLASSCO--Band, Hall Guard. PAULINE COMBERT-Teacher Aide. JAMES GOOD--Bowling Team. DOUGLAS HAHN--Cafc. Aide, S.C. Rep., Teacher Aide, Track. DON HAMM--Choir, Wrestling Team. DARLENE HANZAK--All-City Band, Cone, and Marching Band, FTA, LNHS, Latin Tudor, NHS, Regional Orch., Y-Teens. KAREN HAUSLER--Girls' Glee Club, HSH Checker and Sec., Intra. Bowl., Teacher Aide. CHRIS HAZELTON--All-City Choir, Choir, Marsh-mellos, Intra. 86 MILTON HIRAKIS—Cafe. Aide, Intra. Basketball, JMH Hi-Y. LINDA HOFKENSKYD--Teacher Aide. JEAN HOLLACK--I2B Class Sec., 12A Class Treas., FNHS--Pres., Majorettes, Math Hon., NHS, Quill and Scroll, Sci. Hon. DAVE HOLLOWAY--Intra. Basketball. DALE HOSKINS--HSH Chairman, JMH Hi-Y, J.V. Football. SUZANNE HOVANEC--A.P. English, FNHS, GAHS, NHS, Prom Comm., S.C. Rep., Teacher Aide, Vanguard Staff. LAURA JENNINGS--10A and 11A Class Officer, FNHS, Girls' Glee Club, HSH Checker, Journalism, Quill and Scroll, Teacher Aide, Y-Teens, NHS. KATHY JOHNSON - -Book Shop Aide, Choir, FNHS—V. Pres., NHS, S.C. Exec. Board, S.C. Rep., Teacher Aide, Vanguard Staff. CLYNIS JONES - -Cafe. Aide, FTA, Interpreter Staff, S.C., Teacher Aide, World Affairs Club, NHS. TOM KENNEDY--Movie Aide, Projectionist. CATHERINE KOCHMIT--Art Club, FNHS, Gym Leader, Intra., NHS, Radio Announcer, S.C. Rep., Teacher Aide. KAREN KOVACH--Teacher Aide. GLORIA KRAUSE--Hall Guard, Teacher Aide. JEFF KR£UTZBERG--Band, HSH Chairman, Movie Guard, Radio Operator, S.C. Rep.. Varsity Track. JON KUNDTZ--AU-City Band, All-City Orch., All-Ohio Boys' Band, Chem. Lab. Aide, Driving Rodeo, Marching Band, Sci. Workshop, Teacher Aide. WILLIAM LADO- -Coin Club. NANCY LARSEN--Cafe. Aide, HSH Checker, Intra., Radio Announcer, Teacher Aide, Y-Teens. LINDA LEMEL--12A Class Sec., 12B Class Treas., Gym Leader, Intra., Library Aide, Rhythmettes, S.C Rep., Teacher Aide. DARWIN LESHER--Intra., Wrestling. PATSY LEVAN--HSH Checker, Shorthand Tutor. TERRY UEBLEIN--Dispensary Aide, Interpreter Staff, Movie Aide. DONNA LUIERE—Hall Guard, Intra., Movie Ticket Seller, S.C. Rep., Teacher Aide. JOYCE LYMAN--Drama, Interpreter Staff, S.C. Rep., Sr. Insert Ed., Teacher Aide, Vanguard Staff. ROSE MARCHAINO—HSH Check, Intra., Y-Teens. DIANNE MARGIOTTI--Cafe. Aide, HSH Checker. CHERYL MARSH--All-City Orch., All-Ohio Youth Symph., Choir and Glee Club, FTA, Intra., Pace Tutor, Study Hall Checker, Symph. Orch. EDITH MELLINGER—Office Aide. JAMES MENSZYK--Class Officer, JMH Hi-Y, J.V. and Varsity Football, Radio Announcer and Operator, S.C. Rep., Teacher Aide. TIM MEYER—Cross Country Track, JMH Hi-Y. NICHOLAS MICHOS--Cafe. Aide, Prom Comm. MARSHA MIKO--HSH Checker, Interpreter Staff, Intra., Teacher Aide. CHARLES MINERD—HSH Guard, JMH Hi-Y, Varsity Bowling. CHRISTINE NAGY--All-City Choir, 12B Class Legis., GAHS, Marsh-mellos and Choir, NHS, Sci. Hon., Teacher Aide, Vanguard Staff. KATHY NARO--Hall Guard, Tea Room. GERALD NOBLE-Visual Aids. PAT NOVAK--JMH Hi-Y, J.V. Football, Lunchrm. Aide, Study Hall Chairman. JOE OUTLAW--Biology Lab. Aide, Chem. Lab. Aide, Math Tutor. MARIPAT PALSHAW—Gym Leader--Sec., Intra. GAIL PERNOSK Y - -HSH Checker, Office Aide. GEORGE PERRY—Cafe. Aide, Varsity Football. JAMES POLS ON - -Cafe. Aide, J.V. and Varsity Football, S.C. Rep., Wrestling. SUSAN POSCH - -FNHS, Math Hon., NHS, Orch., Sci. Hon., Teacher Aide. JO ANN POST—Bowl. Intra., Cafe. Aide, Hall Guard, Movie Aide, Prom Comm., Teacher Aide. KEVIN PURCELL--All-City Band, All-Ohio Boys' Band, Basketball Mgr., Marching Band, Marsh-mellos, Orch., Radio Room Announcer and Operator. REGINA RAMEY—Cafe. Aide, Choir, Girls'Glee Club, HSH Aide and Checker, Intra., S.C. Alter. Rep., Teacher Aide. PAUL REHAK—10B Class Pres., Decathlon Team, JMH Hi-Y, J.V. and Varsity Football, Prom Comm., S.C. Rep., Stage Crew, Track. LAURIE RIEGER--Choir, Girls' Glee Club, HSH Checker, Intra. Bowl., S.C. Rep., Sr. Room Aide. AL RITTER--Boys' Glee Club, Hall Guard, HSH Chairman, JMH Hi-Y, J.V. Football, Noon Movie Guard, S.C. Rep. CATHY ROMAN--12A Class V. Pres., Girls' Glee Club, S.C. Rep., Teacher Aide, Y-Teens. JACK SADLON--After-Prom Comm., Choir, HSH Chairman, Informal Comm., Movie Guard, Prom Comm., S.C. Rep., Track. BILL SADO--Boys' Glee Club, Hall Guard, JMH Hi-Y, S.C. Rep., Varsity Bowl. ROSEMARY SALEM--Book Shop Aide, Interpreter Staff, Intra., Sci. Office Aide, Sr. Room Aide, Teacher Aide, Vanguard Typist, World Affairs Club ROSS SCHULLER—Art Club, Interpreter Staff. JOYCE SCOTT--Cafe. Aide. RENEE SEHER—FNHS, FTA, Glee Club, Math Hon., NHS, Quill and Scroll, S.C. Rep., Vanguard Staff. KAREN SHEPP—Cafe. Aide, HSH Checker, Office Aide, Teacher Aide ARLENE SINCHAK—HSH Checker, Intra., Shorthand Tutor, Y-Teens. JOY SLIPP—Book Shop Aide, Cafe. Aide, HSH Checker, Intra., Teacher Aide, Tearoom, Waitress Club, Y-Teens. KEN SNIPPEL—Cafe. Aide, J.V. and Varsity Basketball, J.V. Football, Prom Comm., Sr. Informal Comm., S.C Rep. 87 FRED SOKOL--lntra., J.V. Football, Teacher Aide. JEAN SOLTESZ--All-City Choir, Choir, City-Wide Student Council, 10B and 11B Class Officer, HSH V Pres., Marsh-mellos, Rhythmettes, Y-Teens Officer. GWEN STANCZYK - -Cafe. Aide, Choir, 10A Class Pres., Gym Leader, Intra., Rhythmettes, Teacher Aide. SANDRA STASKO--Band, Girls' Glee Club, HSH Checker, Intra. Bowl., S.C. Rep., Teacher Aide. TYRONE ST. CYR--HSH Chairman, Intra. Basketball, Library Aide, Sr. Rep., S.C. Rep. BILL STRAKA—Hall Guard, Teacher Aide, Wrestling. HOPE STRE1DL--Bowling Team GAIL SUDER--Intra., Movie Ticket Seller, Teacher Aide, Y-Teens. RAYMOND TIERl--Coin Club, Movie Guard, Radio Room Operator. SHIRLEY TOMASCH--HSH Chesker. DONNA TRIMBLE--FTA. DONALD TROIA--HSH Chairman. LINDA VERTAL--Atten. Office Aide, 12A Exec. Board, Girls' Glee Club, HSH Checker, Intra., Sr. Room Aide, Teacher Aide, NHS. PATRICIA VETESY--Cafe. Aide, Interpreter Staff, Prom Comm., Quill and Scroll, Teacher Aide, Vanguard Adv. Comm CAROLYN VISCOMI--All-City Choir, Cafe. Aide, Gym Leader, J.V. and Varsity Cheer Leader, Mash-mellos and Choir, NHS, S.C. Sec. and V. Pres. JUDY WAGNER--Interpreter Ed. in Chief, J.V. and Varsity Cheer Leader, NHS, Quill and Scroll, Sci. Hon., Sci. Workshop, Summer Volunteer, Teacher Aide. RONALD WALKER--J.V. Football, Movie Guard, Track. ELLEN WEIDNER--Hist. Offce Aide, Intra., Shorthand Tutor. MARIELLEN WENDORF--Cafc. Aide, Nurse's Aide, Prom Comm., Publicity, Sr. Play, Stage Design, Teacher Aide. THEODORE WERB--Intra., S.C Rep. PATRICIA WHALEN--12A Class Legis., Intra., Math Tutor, Quill and Scroll, Sci. Hon., Sci. Workshop, Teacher Aide, Vanguard Staff, NHS PARILEE WHITWORTH--FTA, Intra., Teacher Aide. PAULA W1LEY--Hall Guard, Movie Aide, Teacher Aide. RONALD ALLAN WILL--Noon Movie Guard, P.A. Announcer and Operator. SHERRY WILLIAMS--All-City Band, FNA, FTA, Orchestra, Sci., S.C. Rep., Teacher's Aide, Y-Teens. HOWIE WOLF--JMH Hi-Y, J.V. Football, Noon Movie Operator, S.C Rep., Tennis, Varsity Bowl., Varsity Football Mgr., Vanguard Adv. Comm. DIANE WRICHT--Hist. Office Aide. LINDA WRIGHT--HSH Checker, Library Aide. THOMAS ZACHAR--Cross Country and Track, Hall Guard, HSH Chairman, Teacher Aide. VIRGINIA ZINGALE--Attcn. Office Aide, Book Shop Aide, Cafe. Aide, Dispensary Aide, Eng. Office Aide, Hall Guard, Movie Ticket Seller, Oasis Aide. 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Wiles Linda Wines Anne Zakareckis Abshire,A. 28,75 Ackerman, B. 28 Aker, C. 15,28 Alman, T. 1 2,28 Antel, J. 28 Arthurs, W. 28 Ashby, P. 28,82 Ator, B. 18,28,82 Auer, D. 29 Balch D. 29 Balint, P. 29 Barber, S. 44,85 Barber, T. 44,75,76 Barrelli, M. 57 Bartos, D. 53,75 Bask, D. 20,53 Bauer, B. 45,81 Bauhof, T. 29 Begin, C. 29 Be 1 grave, L. 21,53 Bender, B. 84 Be res, L. 49,60,63 Bicry, E. 75 Bird, K. 28,29 Boden, N. 51,85 Box, D. 30, 75 Brcnning, S. 48,72,85 Brown, G. 30 Brown, M. 30 Buehner,D. 30 Buehner, K. 44,53 Bullock, J. 13 Bunsey, T. 30 Burgess, B. 83,85 Butcher, M. 65 Carey, L. 30 Carr, T. 48,80,81 Case, G. 81 Ceepo, K. 30 Chapman, B. 29,45 Chavey, R. 12 Chernosky, K. 30,82 Chmura, T. 48,69,78 Christian, J. 25,30 Collins, F. 81 Collins, W. 30 Cooper, K 30 Counts, M. 31 Coy, E. 44,81 Crane, J. 57 Creager, G. 16,31 Crose, L. 25 Croyle, D. 31,57 Croyle, R. 31,32 CurTic, R. 31 Currie, V. 85 Dacar, L. 31 Dahlke, B. 25,31,34,85 Debow, D. 31 Dehner, K. 31,64,85 De Muth, R. 32 Deutsch, A. 85 Dewar, P. 32 Diamond, D 53 Dickey, G. 32,36 Dietz, C. 49 Digney, K. 32 Dimeo, J. 32 Disch, K. 85 Dittman, D. 24,52 Dittman, M. 81 Dole nee, P. 45,82,83,85 Donohue,W. 32 Dubbins, B. 33 Dunmire,D. 25 Eaton, W. 44,81 Evans, N. 75,78 Ezo, R. 75 Falk, J. 51,85 Fassbender, J. 85 Faust, K. 33 Figush, D. 33 Figush, R. 33 Filley, P. 50,85 Fink, D. 33 Florian, J. 57 Foster, E. 33 France, C. 44,81 Fredricks, H. 81 Funk, C. 20,21,33 Caddie, B. 66 Gajewski, G. 33,75 Gallagher, P. 25,33,82,85 Gallick, S. 51,84,85 Gelencher, J. 33 George, D. 75 Gerding, C. 33 Cergen, K. 33,58,82 Gettings, G. 33 Giallourakis, D. 33 Glassco, R. 33 Gombert, P. 34 Gomez, B. 81 Good, J. 34 Goode, J. 34 Gramaldi, M. 81 Groseclose, R. 81 Guiser, J. 80,81 Hahn,D. 34 Haller, B. 85 Hamilton, M. 69 Hamm, D. 34 Hammel, D. 64 Hanzak, D. 34 Harwood, C. 48,85 Haskins, T. 16 Hausler, K. 34 Hazelton, C. 34,58 Held, J. 53,58 Helm, M. 45,63 Hicks, D. 12 Higgins, J. 51,75 Hoffstetter, E. 48,75,78,81 Hofkenskyd, L. 35 Hollack, J. 32,35,73 Holloway, D. 35 Holloway, P. 71 Hoskins, D. 35 Hosta, B. 52,76,80,81 Hosta, C. 77 Hotz, M. 50 Hovanec, S. 35 Hsu, J. 49,57,80 Jackson, C. 48,76,81 Jennings, L. 35 Johnson, C. 45,47,69 Johnson, K. 35 Jones,G. 35,69 Kahn, K. 65 Karwan, K. 53,69,75,78 Kasson, B. 60 Keane, D. 85 Kellogg, F. 52,58 Kemer, W. 53,75,80 Kennedy, T. 35 Kenney, D. 44,83 Kinnear, B. 81 Kirasic, J. 35 Kocella, M. 35 Kochmit, C. 35,85 Koltan, T. 85 Komowski, J. 52,84 Koskey, C. 85 Kotula, J. 35 Kovach, B. 50,78 Kovach, K. 35 Kovach, L. 52 Krause, C. 35 Krepop, J. 49,75,80 Kreutzberg, J. 36 Krieger, J. 85 Krisby, K. 44,75,80 Kugler, A. 47,68 Kundtz, J. 36,64 Lado, W. 36 Lander, L. 84 Larkin, T. 36 Larsen, N 36 Lemel, L. 28,32,36,37,84,85 Lesher, D. 36 Levan, P. 36 Lieblein, T. 36 Lombardi, M. 50,63 Long, T. 75 Lonjak, B. 75,78 Losh, B. 48,80 Lucaci, L. 47,58 Lucas, B. 85 Lucic, J. 85 Luiere, D. 36 Lyman, J. 36,39 McCready, T. 13 McCann, R. 47,75 McGinnis, C. 44,68 Maher, D. 80,81 Malloy, J. 75 Maluk, I. 51,85 Marchaino, R. 36 Margiotti, D. 36 Marsh, C. 37 Masso, D. 52,57 Matisko, J. 53,83,85 Matus, M. 48 Matyas, J. 47,83,85 Mayher, D. 48,80,81 Mellinger, E. 37 Menszyk, J. 37 Metelko, L. 37 Meyer, T. 37 Meyers, K. 78 Michos, N. 37 Milo, M. 37 Mills, T. 75 Minerd, C. 37 Misch, C. 29,49,69,74,75,76,77 Misch, T. 74,75 Misciasci, P. 47,83,85 Moore, J. 44,67 Muhlhan, M. 85 Muhlhan, R. 21,53 Nagy,C. 37,58 Naro, K. 37 Noble, C. 14,37 Novak, P. 37 Osicka, F. 81 Outlaw, J. 37 Pajersky, N. 84 Palshaw, M. 38,85 Patton, M. 57 Pauli, K. 52,84,85 Pawul, L. 48,84 Peel, D. 14,49 Pernosky, C. 38 Perry, G. 38,75 Petras, C. 48,75 Petras, T. 78 Petrauskis, A. 38 Pfister, C. 71 Phillips, P. 15,38 Piccoli, N. 52,84 Podracky, B 80,81 Poison, J. 28,38,75 Posch, S. 38 Post, J. 38 Punkal, A. 44,85 Purcell, K. 38,63 Ramey, R. 39 Rauh, B. 72 Rehak, P. 39,75,80 Rennar, B. 81 Rieger, L. 39 Ritter, A. 39 Roman, C. 32,39 Romig, G. 51,80,81 Ryan, J. 49,69,85 Sadlon, J. 39 Sado, B. 39 Salem, R. 39 Saltzman, G. 81 Samuels, D. 80,81 Sarkctt, J. 75 Sarli, J. 39 Sauer,N. 85 Schmetzcr, B. 46,78 Schueszler, G. 75 Schuller, C. 75 Schuller, R. 39 Schultz, E. 53,84 Schumacher, D. 39 Scott, J. 39 Seher, R. 40,73,82 Shepp,K. 40 Shin, A. 63 Shu, C. 80 Shupe, N. 45,57 Sims, B. 78,79 Sinchak,A. 40 Sirovey, M. 48 Slipp, J. 40 Smeshek, B. 79 Snippel, K. 28,41 Snow, M. 81 Sokal, K. 14,41 Sokol, F. 41 Soltesz, J. 37,41,58,84 Space, B. 14,51 Spuhler, K. 46,66 Stanczyk, G. 41,85 Stasko, S. 41 St. Cyr, T. 41 Straka, W. 41 Streidl, H. 41 Suder, G. 41 Sullivan, J. 49,75 Tallon, G. 12,41 Tatsumi, J. 45,79 Taylor, R. 58 Terbeek, D. 45,80 Tetslaff, R. 81 Thompson, G. 65 Tribout, K. 84 Turan, B. 62 Turk, D. 51,71,85 Tysiak, J. 50,78 Zurke, P. 64 Valponi, M. 52,84,85 Varga, J. 81 Venetis, N. 44,67,80,81 Vertal, L. 42 Vetesy, P. 42 Viscomi, C. 42,58,69,71,85 Voelger, T. 49,63,84 Voik, S. 42 Waddcl, S. 15,51 Waddell, P. 45,85 Wagner, B. 66 Wagner, J. 42,85 Waldeck, A. 20,21,50 Wallace, L. 49,84 Walters, D. 58 Ward, D. 43 Wares, A. 43 Wasylke, S. 85 Weidner, E. 43 We inert, T. 45,60 Wendorf, M. 43 Werb.T. 43 Whalen, P. 43,73 Whitacre, L. 46,72 Whitworth, P. 43 Wiard, J. 45,57 Wiley, D. 81 Wiley, P. 43 Will, R. 43 Wilson, E. 48 Wojslaw, M. 53,85 Wolf, H. 43,78,79 Wolverton, T. 48,71,84,85 Wright, D. 43 Wright, L. 43 York, J. 44,58 Young, J. 51,75,77 Young, M. 81 Zacher, T. 43 Zatroch, D. 81 Zayac, J. 75 Zbin, I. 57 Zingale, V. 43 Ziros, J. 52,78 Homeroom 108--49 Homeroom 109--49 Homeroom 113--46 Homeroom 123--48 Homeroom 127--52 Homeroom 225--51 Homeroom 231--47 Homeroom 232--4S Homeroom 246--53 Homeroom 301--47 Homeroom 302--50 Homeroom 304--45 Homeroom 308--44 Homeroom 310--50 Homeroom 327--46 Homeroom 329--44 Homeroom 330--S1 Homeroom 334--53 Homeroom 335--52 Homeroom 339--48 'Pwterft % 'fiiefeanatfat fa1 And the (Den IDho the Giants IDhoGea Us to Deeds of Im Ghose tOho Use 10 Clarity, Grandeur a Jesus, Cuther, Cinco Faculty Page 17 Academics Page 35 Activities Page 53 £ ruly Shape Our Destiny, eh Us, Inspire Us, £ead mortality Are ords with nd Dassion: Socrates, In, Churchill.” —£eo cRosten Athletics Page 81 Seniors Page 101 Ads Page 167 What Is the Present AJter AH. but an Outgrow th of the Past?” Whitman IT73HF The Commencement Rose; a Senior’s is one of the graduate’s fondest memories, for it unites him with graduates throughout Marshall’s history. These traditions draw the individuals in the school together, and give John Marshall an identity all its own. Tradition gives a high school its personality. The Kick-Off dance in the fall, the gaily decorated Christmas doors and the senior-faculty softball game signify Marshall’s spirit. The annual Memorial day assembly captures Marshall’s dignity. Leadership, the Natural 6 Ability To Coordinate People and Ideas is evidenced in the student council officer selling loyalty items to boost school spirit, or in a hospital volunteer working for her community. A gym leader and a math tutor possess this quality as both use their talents to add to the education of others. Even after being recognized for outstanding leadership with a National Honor Society pin, the true leader continues to serve through school land community projects. The maturity of leaders combined with the cooperation of their following gives any organization the potential to make its mark upon the school and society. There Are Two Ways of Spreading Light—To Be the Candle or the Mirror That Reflects h Wharton Whether It Be Hundreds of Voices Chanting or a group of teachers practicing endlessly to produce My Sister Eileen, spirit remains a cherished quality in high school life. Spirit unites and provides the impetus to success. It is the type of quality that knits together the various sections of the orchestra, producing a full symphony. It captures a Rhythmette as she breathlessly follows every movement of her team. No organization can long be stable if the spirit of its members dwindles. No student can expect anything of his school unless he himself supports it by working to better it. Nothing Great Was Ever Achieved Withoiit Enthusiasm'' Emerson 9 This Master of “ There Is So Much To Do and So Little Time ' Churchill The industrious student is often not recognized, but it is through his efforts that plans become an entity. He may be the Vanguard staff member who somehow manages to meet those impossible deadlines, or the football player who serves his school by keeping in top physical condition. Diligence Stays Late After School to decorate for the Kick-Off dance, or works in the English office, helping the department run smoothly. He is the A.P. student, cramming constantly for the May exams. Or, he is the senior room worker, attending to all the minute details that make Prom evening enchanting and commencement memorable. Industrious people make society function. Students with such a quality keep their school alive. Wherein Lies Happiness? In Thai Which Becks Our Ready Minds to Fellowship Divine. ’ ’ Keats Whether One Seeks Friendships in Groups or the quiet companionship of just one person, fellowship turns ’’studies” into ’’school life”. Friendships arise through school activities such as band camp, where musicians combine their talents and find they have more in common than music. Or, during the student’s one time of relaxation during the day, his lunch period, conversations with friends in the cafeteria or oasis relieve the tensions of school work. Learning to add one’s own character traits to form a group personality is an integral part of education, and the most valuable asset of adult life. 13 The Reward of a Thing Wei! Done Is To Have Done It. Emerson Self Satisfaction; The Intangible Reward results when an individual works to his utmost capacity. The graduate knows it when Pomp and Circumstance” fills the air, and the trackster experiences it as he crosses the finish line. An auto mechanic feels pride as he makes the final tune-up on his engine, and the TERR editor realizes it upon viewing his finished publication. In high school or adult life this knowledge of individual significance is the ultimate reward one can ever hope to achieve. 15 Principal’s Message I view the graduation of this class with considerable emotion. I am sad to see you leave. You and I began our high school careers together at John Marshall and your class will always hold a special place in my thoughts. I have watched you mature into fine young ladies and gentlemen and have been stimulated by your goals and ambition. Your class can graduate with the knowledge that it has maintained and added to the traditions of excellence at Marshall. There can be little doubt that this class will do as well as or even exceed the achievements of the students that preceded you. Cj (LJaMl___ Principal Humor can sometimes enter into school rallies and assemblies. D. Luckay Senior Advisor Student Council Advisor Yearbook Advisor Our high school term begins with the Administration and senior advisors. They represent some of the first people we come in contact with the first days of our tenth grade semester and in many cases they will remain with us until graduation day. Seeing us in both our good and bad phases, they are ready to aid us in our school and social lives. Often students find themselves falling back on these persons as they would their own parents. It is evident that these people have spurred the students on to make a name for themselves and their high school now and in future years. Administration W. Bareon O. Blackman J. Dare H. Desler S. Deubel D. Holling C. Lanning V. Stadler M. Lucas E. Manning 20 J. Burke Dean of Boys E. Kosman Dean of Girls R. Lidrbauch Assistant Principal and Senior Advisors G. Evans A. Famiano C. Hann E. Higgins H. Hohertz R. Mantenieks R. Pfingsten P. Politzer W. Quayle D. Winovich 21 Reciting aids language pronunciation. Language N. Betz H. Dcsler A. Famiano M. McLaughlin E. Molinari P. Politzcr R. Schlueter Languages are important to people in all walks of life. Today we must not only be able to correctly speak and write English but also a foreign language. At Marshall such courses are widely offered. Our team-teaching English department is growing as the teachers strive to prepare students for college. The Language Department gives students a basic knowledge of each language. V. Barkdull N. Betz M. Fosdick J. Himiak D. Jecmen M. Lucas A. Maher E. Manning S. Moxley B. Moysey 22 The Music Department serves in many areas throughout the school. The instrumental organizations perform at contests, football games, and concerts . The vocal organizations perform at choir contests, commencement, and spring and Christmas concerts. O. Blackman C. Hann J. Raish Music English Vocal groups rehearse daily in the Choir room. J. Jensen h. Jones L. Koldun H. Lammcrs J. Lincks R. Rebeta J. Schmidt C. Schucnemann R- Vinyard L. Whitaker 23 “Greatness Consists in Trying to Be Great. There Is No Other Way.' A. Camus C. Locke E. Bauer J. Lotz D. Burke J. Peduzzi The Mathematics Department must keep pace with an advancing world. Students can choose between a college preparatory course or the vocational shop mathematics or business arithmetic. Honors students may take calculus or analytic geometry. Biology teaches students the framework of man. Mathematics R. Dill J. Ferst F. Laux D. Meyers G. Montain S. Moss C. Seidel R. Van Allen J. Weese 24 A. Bush a L. Estesen E. Gibbons H. Hohertz J. Leahy R. Pfingsten B. Powers G. Sikorski C. Stanton R. Volan Science is of great value in today's world. The Science Department uses the new methods of education to encourage the acquisition of critical attitudes and skills in analysis, evaluation, interpretation, and deduction. Students are introduced to biology, chemistry, and physics and are encouraged by the teachers to make science projects for the annual Science Fair in the spring. Demonstration helps students comprehend a problem. Science Careful experimentation explains a theory. 25 Home Economics I. Ccnslcr E. Higgins C. Leonard A. Rogalski S. Salzcr J. Schecter A. Utley The Home Economics Department offers a variety of courses in this field. Besides the typical sewing and vocational foods courses, students may participate in home nursing and needlecraft courses. Both boys and girls are offered a course in dynamics for living which has practical applications for future living. History P. Johanni History teachers discuss test papers over a cup of coffee. M. Alexander P. joniak Art The Marshall Art Department enables the students to express their own ideas creatively. The students search for the means of putting their ideas to life. These can take different forms as paintings or sculptures but each expresses the creator. The aroma of goodies is not unusual in the school halls. A good knowledge of American and foreign history enables a student to gain understanding for today’s world. Team-teaching history classes permit the students to discuss and hear lectures on current problems. The Advanced Placement history courses allow the students to speak out and determine how a certain step could have changed the true course of history. S. Engstrand D. Wright Creativity is the key to modem art. A. Caliguire J. Chippi J. Chrin J. Dare S. Deubel R. Leach R. Mantenieks J. Moxley P. Oswald M. Schulte 27 The Years Teach Much Which the Days Never Know. '— R. W . Emerson Morning begins with a display of our national tradition. J. Bahen J. Dieterich J. Jacobson J. Kasler E. Mayo W. Mears The library proves to be the backbone of our education. The Industrial Arts Department prepares boys for industry and college in many fields . It offers creative students vocational courses in woodworking, auto mechanics, electric shop, printing, and mechanical drawing. Industrial Arts T. Scahel D. Thrall 28 Miss Deeb C. Graham Library Staff H. Sheppard Mrs. Tuckley Much of our school life at Marshall is centered around the library. Both teachers and students use the facilities here for pleasure and for reference work. It is necessary for the librarians to keep the reference materials as current as possible. Also they aid the students in finding the materials they want and in learning how to use a library. Their friendly assistance is appreciated by all. The custodians solve the maintenance problems throughout the school. Repairing a tire is one of the skills learned in auto mechanics. 29 C. Lanning W. Quaylc R. Ramseycr V. Stadlcr M. Stroemple D. Winovich Physical Education Marching aids body coordination. The Physical Education Department stresses physical fitness. It incorporates into its program a development of social attitudes for the appreciation and understanding of dance, sports, and rhythmic activities . These activities can easily be practiced in our leisure time and they prove that a sound body will govern a progressive mind. New machines enable teachers to use visual materials in class work. W. Barson c. Billey D. Holling I. Mancuso Apparatus skills aid in strengthening muscles. Business Education The Business Department is constantly intensifying its program of specialization. The distributive education and cooperative office education programs provide students with supervised on-the-job training. Many of our graduates qualify for attractive positions because of the training they receive in these courses . R. Darrah C. Evans N. Faulkner R. Hall R. Heffemam N. Michnyak T. Oleski D. Polomsky K. Samo R. Wcatherholt 31 B. Lowes V. Mi lot a S. Volin L. Zickes C. Zirwes Office Staff I. Mone Visual Aides D. Reidler T. Thompson Treasurer Nurse The staff members on this page represent the quiet, efficient workers of the school. The Office Staff keeps the school records in proper order. They also handle all other types of secretarial work. The nurse is ready to help any ill student and aids in any medical assistance needed among the student body. The Visual Aides Department takes care of the projectors and the members are trained in the operation of the machines to show movies in classrooms throughout the day. The school treasurer is in charge of all the funds and has the trying task of keeping the money and accounts in order. Mrs. Voytko Mrs. Mancuso School Matron Teacher Asst. 32 Counselors aid students in planning their programs. Counselors M. Duffy M. Hamed J. Neubauer E. Wiles D. Youtz The cafeteria staff prepares and serves lunches daily for students and faculty. The Guidance Department aids students in making a normal, personal, social adjustment. Students are assisted in understanding their abilities, interests, and educational and occupational opportunities. Useful information is provided to all for planning and evaluating the school program. Mrs. Mosshard Teacher Asst. 33 JMH Prepares Future Scientists, Mathematicians The math and science departments face the task of training students who will someday be the scientists, technicians, and engineers of this country. Math tutoring systems have been set up. Biology, chemistry, and physics are offered by the science department. Every Great Advance in Science Has Issued from a New Audacity of Imagination.'—John Dewey Math tutors Kurt Moody and John Hsu help Mark Borelli learn to count on a slide rule. J. mu Outstanding Marshallites Are Honored at Mr. Ciroski and Paul lead a tearful, but proud, Mrs. Giroski to the girls' gym for tea Mothers are like that. e Claudia Majusick accompanies her mother to greet the receiving line outside the gym. Mrs. Higgins and other faculty members are given the honor of pouring the tea and congratulating the new NHS members. 38 NHS Inductions Before great words can be uttered by men, there must be great men to conceive them. The National Honor Society is composed of students whose qualities may enable them to become great. Induction into NHS is based on character, scholarship, leadership and service. The NHS carries out a service project each semester. The fail inductions were held November 30, 1967. Twenty-eight new members were accepted. Parents of the new members were present for the inductions and for the traditional tea, held in the new girls’gym, 90. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TOP ROW: D. Terbeek, K. Karwan, S. Burney, P. Ciroski, N. Pajcr-sky, G. Nemes; CENTER ROW: A. Kugler, J. Matyas, J. Ryan.C. Harwood,S. Brenning,C Majusick, B- Burgess, K. Mills; FRONT ROW: A. Deutsch, A Waldeck, D. Masso, L- Pawul, C. Cooper, B Iosh. 39 Donna Turk, Linda Olsen, and Kirk Karwan, members of the French National Honor Society, discuss the landmarks of Paris. JMH Students Study Words of Men Mr. Politzcr's German class enjoys listening to the real thing from tapes recorded by a native German. French, German, Spanish, and Latin courses are available at John Marshall. These classes are geared to give the student a speaking, reading, and writing knowledge of the language he is studying. Advanced, as well as beginning courses, are offered. As the student progresses inrthe study of a foreign language, emphasis is placed on the literature of that language in order to enrich the student's background in writing style and literary history. The French, German, Spanish, and Latin Honor Societies induct outstanding students each spring. A fully equipped language laboratory aids in the development of listening and pronunciation. 40 French tutor, Linda Olsen, helps Mike Arcangclin straighten out demonstrative pronouns. of Other Countries Members of the German Honor Society, .maicr, Isabel Maluk, and Tom Chmura, Proverbs in French, German, and Spanish decorate the bulletin boards of the language lab. Bruce Hosta pins up Too many cooks spoil the soup. “Conversation Is the Laboratory and Workshop of the Student. — Emerson n Ryan, Sheila Rolko, Claudia Majusick, Ute Linden one up on the old German song, Bier Hicr. 41 Past Words BASK M CHARLES F Marshall's winning It's Academic team: Debbie Bask, Anita Waldeck, Charles Funk. Team-teaching American history instructor, Mr. Chippi, reads over a current events magazine with Pat Waddell. of Men Live in History and English Classes The wisdom and culture of modern man are based on the past, particularly the recorded past. History and literature courses give Marshallites a firm background in past events and thought. American, European, and world history, as well as problems, social and economic, aid students in interpreting past and present events. English and American literature, from the eighteenth century to the present, are presented to acquaint pupils with great authors and poets of the English language. Team-teaching in these two subjects gives students the benefits of the combined knowledge of three instructors. English students attend Shakesperian plays during the summer and early fall. — Books Must Be Read as Deliberately and Reservedly as They Were Written.''—Thoreau 43 Lynn Edgar does research in the American history room of the library. Mariellen Wendorf and Sharon Whisler prepare to serve a balanced and colorful meal they have cooked. Social Graces and Domestic Manners Must Adorn Knowledge and Smooth Its Way Hi rough the World ' — Chesterfield In Marshall's tearoom Peggy Marconi learns the correct placement of silver for dining. in JMH Some lucky faculty member will receive this order of cupcakes baked in Marshall's Bakeshop by Cindy Williams and Carol Wilson. Mary Ellen Straub and Mary Ellen Ptak concentrate on constructing a garment that will wear well and fit correctly. Sciences Mix ’n Match Home Ec Classes In today's world it is not enough to have ability and a good intention in order to be successful. One must also be able to get along with other people socially This includes developing poise, good manners, taste, and correct conversational habits. Marshall’s home economics department attempts to give both boys and girls these qualities. In addition to this aim, foods, clothing, and homemaking classes teach girls the skills needed in managing a course for college bound boys and girls, the accent is on practical knowledge needed in college life and in marriage later on. Mrs. Gensler and Mrs. Salzer set. up a display for the Christmas Bazaar. Ron O'Connor and Jim Stallard print Student Council dance tickets. Marshallites Exhibit Creativity and Skill in Industrial Arts The Industrial Arts Department prepares boys for industry in many new fields. Courses include work in auto mechanics, wood working, electricity, shop printing, mechanical drawing and machine shop. Marshall has recently purchased new equipment for the wood and electric shops. Eddie Jones experiments with the woodshop's new radial arm saw. Terry McCready combines textbook and practice in drafting. Mike Watson checks spark plugs in auto mechanics. Tim Ccmber and Tom Barber team up in a metal shop project. 47 Using techniques of good salesmanship, Roger Ferrenc and Earl Hendricks complete a sale to Leeman Wimberly in DE sales class. Business Department Ushers Many Marshallites enter the business world directly after high school. Regular business subjects, such as typing, shorthand, and business machines are offered at Marshall. In addition, Marshall has excellent Distributive Education and Cooperative Office Education Programs. These courses include actual job experience after a half day of school each day. Practice is making Lois Blanchard an excellent typist. to a DE merchandise class. A calculator is operated by Beverly Forbes in a Business Machines class. JMH Students into Working World Distributive Education student Peggy Twitchell works at W. T. Grant's in the afternoon. AP Students Get Head Start in College Competition in today's colleges and in the professional world is stiffer than ever before for those with outstanding ability. The Advanced Placement program gives above average students die advantage of entering college with credit hours and special placement. Advanced Placement courses at Marshall are offered in American and European history, English, French, and calculus. In May, examinations in these subjects are given to determine if the student will receive college credit. Approximately twenty-five English students, nine French students, and thirty American history.students took Advanced Placement examinations last May. The results will be available late this summer. AP's are conspicuous for their abhorence of the month of May, and for their stricken looks as the spring semester progresses. Miss McLaughlin instructs the A.P. French class in literature and philosophy. Left to right: Sally Brenning, Linda Olson, Connie Cooper, Donna Turk, Larisa Lucaci, Sue Smerek. David Bricker, Vicki Vranderick, and Winston Ostrow discuss Lincoln's beard in A. P. American History. A.P. English students listen attentively to Miss Lucas in preparation for the A.P. exam. Left to right; Diana Masso, Gail Dickey, Cathy Kochmit, Sue Smerek, Larisa Lucaci, Beverly Edwards, Sue Hovanec, Jackie Cornell, Lynn Edgar, Doug Terbeek. Kirk Karwan and Tom Chmura exhibit work done in Calculus. 51 Student Body Chooses Officers, Runners-Up Immediately following the very close December 1st Student Council elections, the new student council officers and the executive committee began carrying out their new duties. These duties do not only involve organizing and conducting meetings and planning dances. The new officers also participate in activities such as helping to prepare baskets of food to be given the needy at Thanksgiving and Christmas, and greeting guests. They also are expected to spend considerable time in the Senior Room each day. President Vice President Frank Toth Sally Brcnning Secretary Treasurer Isabel Maluk Sarah Trautman Regan Krause Carol Koskey Sandy Barber Barb Losh Debby McGinnis and Cheryl Norton play during a game. The John Marshall marching band as it looks before each game. Music Washes Away from the Soul the Dust of Everyday Life —Auerbach Many marching band members prove themselves good enough to play in the All-City Band. The John Marshall Beat Goes On John Marshall's marching band, under the direction of Mr. Blackman, has brought Marshall many honors. It has been featured on a local television show, and marches with pride at every game. Marshall also boasts a dance band which plays at dances and assemblies. The dance band plays at the winter formal. Mr. Blackman directs the band at rehearsal. 57 Donna Havlick checks study hall seating daily. Tom Chmura and Sharon Houghton check the All City Student Council files. Service Clubs Aid Students, Teachers Tomanic Club members P. Cemon, D. Tarr, K. Scheutzow, and L. Belter pack food for the needy. 58 Fred Osika, Chester France, and Ed Coy move the coatracks downstairs for the Key Club. Many Marshallites give up much free time to help the school run smoother, or to help others. Hard work is required from these people and is always willingly given . Alice Wellman and Barb Losh help plan the next semester's study hall seating. 59 Linda Beres prepares for her role in HARVEY in the dressing room below the stage. An enthusiastic crowd gathers to greet the triumphant cast. Senior Play Brings Invisible Rabbit Harvey This year's Senior Play was entitled HARVEY. HARVEY was presented by the John Marshall drama department on November 17 and 18, under the direction of Mr. Jecman. The theater orchestra provided music before the play and during the intermission. CAST Elwood P. Dowd Myrtle May Si mmons Veta Louise Simmons Dr. Sanderson Ruth Kelly, R.N. Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet Duane Wilson Dr. Chumley Betty Chumley Judge Gaffney Cab Driver Miss Johnson Mark Helm Linda Beres Margi Lombardi Tim Cember Ellen Tuomala Alice Cunningham Bill Kasson Anthony Weinert Becky Skalsky Thom Gorman Bob Vlasik Pat Hansinger Becky Skalsky and Mark Helm discuss a problem during the play. 60 Bill Kasson may need doctoring himself when Marge Lombardi is finished. Rom Mcssingcr sets up stage properties. 61 Paper Develops Writers’ Talents Few students realize how much work is involved in publishing a newspaper like the INTERPRETER. The work begins with the assignment of a story subject, followed by an interview. Then the story and the headline must lx? written, copy read and submitted before the deadline. Copy must be proofread again before it is finally sent to the printer. The INTERPRETER prints news items, editorials, feature stories and reviews. Linda Whitacrc and Jim Smekal type up their stories to meet a deadline. Lenore Maicr interviews Mr. Lincks. I sam Cheryl Grabneggcr keeps the calendar of deadlines up to date. 62 The Press Silent as Snow-Flakes, but Potent as Thunder Jan Morgan and Lcnorc Maier count out headlines at the blackboard. Philip Marlowe, Marsha Wojslaw, and Linda Whitacrc discuss publication problems. Students Project Peter Barker sets up a screen before showing a classroom movie. The noon movie reels are adjusted by Drew Clemens and Bob Burns. Rom Messinger, Radium Hsu and Hans Harassimchuk check a projector before sending it to a class. the Sights and Sounds of John Marshall Much of Marshall's excellent audio and visual aid materials come from the projection room and the radio room. The projection room provides movies and movie equipment. Another branch of movie projection is the noon movie. The radio room keeps the students informed by way of morning broadcasts, and also trans mits radio broadcasts. Ron O'Connor, Kirk Karwan, and Regan Krause take Jim Smekal's picture for permanent records. Kevin Furcell reads a radio announcement while Mark Helm waits his turn. 65 Greg Panic invests in a book sold by Kathy Kahn in the Bookshoppe. Student Assistants Aid Teachers and Bookstore aide Hilda Earp completes a sale to Bernice Rakiec. There are many jobs at Marshall that receive little recognition but are still very important to the operation of the school. Some of these jobs are pictured on this page. For instance, the bookstore and bookshop are run by students and are useful both to teachers and pupils. Lab aides help busy biology, chemistry, and physics teachers with clean-up and jobs such as mixing chemicals. Library aides stack and put away books, tend to the hundreds of cards necessary to the library, and otherwise help the librarians. The Waitress Club serves at teas for teachers and guests, and also at dances and special occasions. 66 Waitress Club member Peggy Marconi serves refreshments at a tea. Joe Outlaw and Bruce Ackerman clean test tubes for a chemistry class. Students in Daily Routine Mrs. Graham instructs Wilma Voss and Vicki Wade on the use of the card system in the library. OfcCfc W W® SHtSOl Wfc— The choir assembles on stage before taping a television program. Vocalists Tune in with Marshall John Marshall's music department also contains a fine vocal music section, directed by Mrs. Carol Hann. Included in this section are the choir, two glee clubs and the Marsh-mellos, an ensemble . group. The choir taped a local television show this year, in addition to their regular concerts. Marshmellos also appeared on television and at these concerts, and many Marshall vocalists joined All-City choir. Choir accompanist Ellen Majoros rehearses at the piano. Marshall's All-City choir members run through a number from their last concert. Marsh- mellos Barb Burgess, Jim York, Frank Kellogg, and Sue Smerek try on vests and jackets for a show. It takes a lot of practice to produce a top-rate choir. 69 Chris Mayle, Janet Brescan, and Keith Kreuger post game schedules in the Oasis. Class Officers, Alternates Plan Year Ahead Every semester each class chooses four class officers and their alternates. These people represent the class at the Student Council meetings in addition to homeroom representatives, and plan class activities, such as the class projects. Pictured here are some of these projects. The 1 IB class officers have charge of the bulletin boards in the Oasis, and the 11A officers take care of the cafeteria bulletin boards. The 12B class sells loyalty items in the Oasis . These people also plan, decorate and put on dances. They organize money-raising projects such as hay-rides, and handle class finances. Rose Dimco, Bonnie Chapman, Jan Ryan, and Terri Voelger make plans for a dance committee. 70 Mary Ann Hamilton and Isabel Maluk set up decorations before a dance. Judy Fassbender posts a notice in the cafeteria. Orchestra Plays at Concerts, Contests, Commencement The John Marshall Orchestra, directed by Mr. John Raisch, made several successful appearances this year. They gave a Christmas concert, played at the Midwinter concert, and gave another in the spring. In addition to these, the orchestra played at the senior play, and, finally, at both commencements. Many Marshall orchestra students qualified to play in die All-City orchestra . The orchestra rehearses for commencement. The cream of the crop-- All-City orchestra members. 72 Three violists await their cues. Sally Kiesel practices for the solo contest. Mr. Raisch puts the orchestra through its paces before a concert. Ed Kilbanc, LaVemc Bocanelli, and Drina Schwede consider a medical career. Marshall Students Look Toward Future Budding artist Darlene Miller completes her Art Guild project. Forward-minded students have the opportunity to find out more about several professions such as teaching and medicine. They meet in clubs which supply information and experience in these professions. FT 74 Dispensary aide Donna Harshburger helps the nurse in ways such as weighing students. The Golden Age Is Not in the Past, hut in the Future.”— Chapin A glimpse of the future for nursing students can be seen in the dispensary. Teachers-to-be get a taste of their future. Alice Kuglcr leads the debate in the World Affairs Club mock Supreme Court trials. Students Share Ideas Through Clubs A student with an outside interest such as stamp or coin collecting, or an interest in politics is also able to find a group with similar interests at Marshall. There are also clubs for students whose interests run to subjects such as biology, These clubs offer the student a place to compare notes, debate and discuss with other students, in addition to the chances for recreation he will find there. Sharon Bunsey and Rocco Tomasic show Dave Diamond and Sally Brenning the fine points of a rare stamp. John Daniels and Mark Dutton watch as Doug Danvilles and Doug Bauman match wits in a game of chess. Renee Pietraroia and Pat Zurko estimate the value of two old coins. A dry plant puzzles Biology Club members Tom Vanek, Ken Car-son, and Sharon Nicola. 77 Alice Cunningham and technical director Phil Choban set up a poster advertising the musica Sound of Music Rings Through Marshall On February 29, March 1 and 2, THE SOUND OF MUSIC was presented at John Marshall. This musical was produced in association with the John Marshall music and drama departments, but it was sponsored by the Community Cen- Linda Beres fits Barb Losh for her part in the nuns' chorus. ter. Most of the parts were played by Marshall students; actors, singers, and dancers were needed. Much of the scenery was built by the Marshall stage craft workers. The show was directed by Mr. Jecman. The nuns' chorus awaits instructions from their accompanist during rehearsal. ige Is The Stage Is the Minor of Human Life. V— Winter Mark Helm and Barb Bender rehearse a scene from the show. Two dancers go through their routine again and again until it is perfected. y Cagers Battle Tough Teams Last year’s basketball team won fifth place in the senate with a record of 8-6. We had two members appointed to the Plain Dealer Dream Team, one all-senate member, and Greg Misch received an honorable mention. This year senior Greg Misch came back to be named Most Valuable Player on the team. The team is coached by Mr. John Jacobson and Mr. Don Thrall. Ken Snipple scores two points as an opponent raises his arms in protest. Companion in Plct ' Teaches (he Love oj the FreemSpint to Excel hv Its Own Merit Warren G. Harding Tom Misch, top junior on the team, takes the ball from his opponent. 83 At the West High game, senior fullback John Higgins is carried off the field by Jeff Sullivan and Jim Poison as coach Bill Quayle inspects the injured knee that kept Higgins out of action for the rest of the season. Lawyers Rate Junior Tom Misch, a star quarterback in his second year on the varsity team, likes to keep it in the family as he throws a pass to his brother, senior Greg Misch. 'A Starting their season by losing to Lake-wood, one of the top teams in the city, and almost topping St. Edward in a close game of 12--16, the 1967 football team won over Berea in the last independent game of the season. Holy Name, our first Senate opponent, beat Marshall 22--0, but in the next two games the Lawyers shut out rival West Tech 16--0 and defeated Rhodes 30--6. After losing to South High, we came back to defeat West High. In the muddy St. Ignatius game, our team held the number-one Wildcats to a low score of 0--13. The season ended with a 20--8 victory for Marshall, giving last -place Lincoln their 31st consecutive loss. 84 Chris Petras tackles Holy Name player with help from Chuck Schuller and Jack Malloy. Fourth in Senate Senior end Crcg Misch agilely steps over a West High man to gain yardage. VARSITY TEAM: FRONT ROW, Tri-captains T. Barber, D. Bartos, J. Higgins. SECOND ROW, T. Misch, K. Krisby, J. Poison, J. Sullivan, R. McCann, W. Kemcr, D. Box, C. Misch. THIRD ROW, Mngr. R. Ezo, W. Lonjak, P. Rehak, A. Abshirc, C. Perry, C. Petras, K. Karwan, C. Gajewski, N. Evans, Mngr. J. Krepop. FOURTH ROW, L Hofstettcr, T. Mills, T. Long, E. Biery, D. George, G. Schlueszler, J. Sarkett, J. Young, J. Malloy, J. Zayac, C. Schuller. Dale Buttolph attempts to pull his opponent to the mat into a pinning combination. Joe Dudas darts under the arms of a West Tech grapplcr to obtain two points for a take-down. A Strong Body Makes the Mind Grapplers Try To Regain City Title For several years Marshall has had the top wrestling team in the Senate. Mr. Gene Gibbons, an excellent wrestler himself, coaches the varsity team for two hours every night after school. Mr. Jeff Kasler, who placed third in the state tournament in 1957 as a Marshall student, leads the junior varsity team daily in gruelling workouts. Until the 1966-67 season, Marshall had been undefeated for thirty-three consecutive wins in dual meets. We suffered our first loss from South High, and a second from John Adams, but we won the remaining matches of the year, and sent Tom Barber (154 lbs.) to the state tournament. The team hoped to start another thirty-three consecutive victories in the 1968 season. Cary Hosta rejoices a victory over his dejected opponent, a former all-senate wrestler in the 127 pound division. Coach Gibbons gives last instructions and a word of encouragement. Tom Chmura has his afternoon tee. Decathlon team seniors Jim Tatsumi, Walt Rothgery, and Dave Sauer race to the top of the ropes. Gary Nemes demonstrates the jump-and-reach, one of the ten events in decathlon. 88 GOLF TEAM: Coach Miss Moss, Tom Chmura, Tom Phillips, Kirk Karwan, Bob McCann. Boys Participate in Minor Sports The golf team practices diligently after school every day from April to June at Big Met golf course, where all their matches are played. In their 1967 season, with advice from head coach Don Burke, the team defeated all public schools in the Senate. The bowling team practices every Friday night from September to March with coach Oswald. Every Saturday morning the team has a match at Erieview lanes against one of the twenty-three teams in the Greater Cleveland League. In 1967 the team placed sixth in the League. Decathlon, the toughest minor sport, demands not only the muscles necessary for other sports, but also agility, balance, coordination, endurance, and speed. It consists of ten events: bar vault, broad jump, agility run, jump-and-reach, squat balance, rope climb, skin-the-cats, foot balance, trunk extension, and chin-ups. Marshall's team, coached by Bill Quayle, travels every spring to South High to compete in the annual meet. Following through, one of the most important points in bowling, helped make Doug Terbeck the top man on the team. Rich Fried strikes up all the skill he can spare to bowl over the opposition. 89 Runners Rate Among Top in City Marshall's cross-country and track teams, coached by Roger Ram-seyer, have for several years been outstanding in Cleveland. The cross-country team, consisting of Greg Romig (winner of the Roger Ramseyer award), Nick Venetis, Terry Carr, Ed Coy, Bob Bauer, Mike Snow, and Bob Gomez, closed its 1967 season with only one loss in dual meets. Winning all dual meets except one in 1967, the indoor track team ended the season as West Senate champions. Terry Carr, Dave May-her, and Fred Collins, members of a school record-setting 880 relay team, returned to participate on the 1968 team. Undefeated in dual meets, the outdoor track team finished second in a district of thirty-one teams. In the city meet Artie Cann tied the school high-jump record of 6 1 3 4 . Doug Terbeek and Bruce Hosta, second and third place winners in the city meet, returned as Marshall's 1968 pole vaulters. Jeff Sullivan puts all the power of his shoulder and arm into the shot. Dave Shupe demonstrates his 6-foot jumping technique. 90 Assistant coach Carl Locke starts Bill Kemcr and a Cleveland Heights runner in the quarter mile. Coach Ramseyer and an official time the mile relay as Bill Kemer, anchor man for Marshall's team of Terry Carr, Dave Mayher, and Fred Osika, crosses the finish line. CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM: FRONT ROW, Bob Bauer, Mike Snow, Ed Coy, Creg Romig, Nick Venetis, Bob Podracky. SECOND ROW, Bill Eaton, Bob Gomez, Bill Rennar, Terry Carr, Roger Chorich, Jim Guiser. THIRD ROW, Harold Friedrich, Gary Saltsman, Fred Osicka, Rhea Croseclose, Rich Tetzlaff. FOURTH ROW, Dave Wiley, Bob Kinncar, Jim Varga, Gary Case, Leonard Hufstetler, Mark Grimaldi. FIFTH ROW, Gary Roy, Mike Young, Don Zatroch. Spiking is an important part of volleyball. Mr. Ramseyer instructs lOB's on the parallel bars in an effort to make them physically fit by the time they graduate. Spcedball calls for endurance and teamwork. Physical Education Prepares Body for The Mind’s Work Physical education classes are an important part of the senior’s daily life. He anxiously looks forward to the game activities and awaits the tests with apprehension. but always leaves his gym class with the satisfaction of having done his best. The curriculum includes most of the major and minor sports, such as football, wrestling. and decathlon, gymnastics, such as tumbling and apparatus, and jump rope, 600-yard run, and navy tests. These various activities build strength and coordination, but they also teach teamwork, honesty, and sportsmanship. 92 John Marshall is the only public school besides South in Cleveland with a tennis team. Our team plays in the western division of the Northeastern Ohio Tennis League. Other members are Berea, Midpark, Valley Forge, St. Ignatius, St. Edward, and Parma. In 1967, our record was 8-7 and we placed fourth in the district match. Practice begins in March and the matches are held from April to June. The varsity has a seven-man starting team with senior Jeff Ziros at the top. Tennis Bill Sims prepares his racket for the approaching ball. TENNIS TEAM: T. Petras, coach Johanni, K. Meyers, B. Turan, B. Lon jak, N. Evans, J. Ziros, J. Tysiak, B. Kovach, L Hofstetter, H. Wolf, B. Sims. Eleventh graders attempt an about face to two counts. Girls' physical education classes emphasize movement, coordination, and rhythmics through various units. Team sports are very competitive as the girls choose their own teams. Individual competition is also great as top jump rope and track scores are posted in the new gym. Girls’ Athletics Debbie Kenney and Pam Dolence run track to warm up before a softball game. jumpers tire more quickly than ropes during the class routine. Marsha Wojslaw and Jackie Cornell are prepared as Debbie Kenney swings. 94 Seniors stretch arm muscles doing rope exercises. The stretch is long for first jump ball. Dribbling the ball is an important skill for soccer. Bowling, basketball, and volleyball intramurals are held throughout the year. The Stymies, captained by Joyce Wendel, were the top bowling team. The Gym Leaders sold candy at basketball games. Tryouts and an initiation are held each semester. Intramurals Create GYM LEADERS, FRONT ROW: S. Barber, S. Callik, J. Matisko, J. Matyas, P. Filley, J. Ryan, C. Harwood, T. Wolverton, K. Pauli. ROW 2: M. Valponi, S. Brenning, V. Currie, N. Roden, A. Punkal, P. Waddell, B. Burgess, M. Wojslaw, B. Keane, J. Falk, N. Pajersky. TOP ROW: J. Lucic, B. Lucas, N. Sauer, S. Wasylko, C. Koskey, B. Haller, A. Deutsch, K. Disch, J. Fassbendcr, J. Krieger, T. Koltan, M. Muhlhan. 96 SENIOR LEADERS--FRONT ROW: S. Brenning, B. Burgess, C. Harwood, M. Val-poni, M. Wojslaw, J. Falk, J. Matyas, D. Turk. STANDING Left: A. Punka!, T. Wolverton, J. Ryan, N. Boden. STANDING Center: S. Barber, I. Maluk, K. Pauli. STANDING Right: N. Pajersky, P. Waddell, J. Matisko, S. Gallik. TOP ROW: P. Dolence, P. Misciasci, B. Keane, P. Filley. Competition Sandy Barber blindfolds Judy Fassbender in prepara- Joyce Wendel, captain of the winning team, shows tion for her initiation. her top bowling form. RHYTHMETTES--KNEELING, Bev Edwards, Cindy Long. STANDING, Linda Lander, Terry Voelger, Terry Wolver-ton, Lucy Wallace, Nancy Pajersky, Barb Bender, Mary Valponi, Sharon Callik, Karen Pauli, Nadia Piccoli, Jojean Komowski, Linda Pawul, Elaine Schultz. Rhythmettes, Cheerleaders Spark Morale Pat Misciasci starts a cheer. 98 CHEERLEADERS.-From left, Pat Gallagher, Donna Turk, Carolyn Viscomi, Judy Wagner, Pat Misciasci, Judy Fassbender. 'He Too Serves a Certain Purpose Who Only Stands and Cheers. ”—A dams The Rhythmettes and Cheerleaders boosted school spirit at football and basketball games . The Drill Team sponsored the Cranberry Cuddle and the Cheerleaders sponsored the Homecoming Dance. Nadia Piccoli performs medley before a game. Pat Misciasci uses megaphone to incite spirit. ; ■ : ■ . CLASS MOTTO “The World Is a Looking-glass and Gives Back to Every Man the Reflection of His Own Face. The Senior Class of June 1968 is maintained and headed by its executive board consisting of the class officers and their runners-up and directed by Miss Luckay, Senior Class Advisor. Thousands of dollars are handled by the treasurer Kirk Karwan and his runner-up Rich Hackenberg before and during the 12A semester. They are aided greatly by a team of Senior Room workers who work with the yearbook, cap and gown and card and invitation money as well as keep records which must correllate with the treasurer's. The secretary's duties are many, for both Jojean Kor-nowski and Terri Voelger must type the all-important diploma lists and all the other time-consuming clerical work of the class. Bonnie Chapman, as vice-president, is concerned with the prom and after-prom and the other social activities of the class. Her assistant, Jan Ryan, shares in the duties of this office. The president Tom Chmura's task of supervising the class as well as participating in all planning and executing stages of its activities is a large responsibility and Tom must be aided by his runner-up, Gary Nemes. Perhaps the largest duties are given to the twenty Senior H.R. representatives who must carry all messages, money and orders of their individual homerooms to and from the Senior Room. The class depends upon its executive board, Senior H.R. representatives and special Senior Room workers to make the Senior semester a success; the reward for this success is the honor of commence- Thomas Albers Harry Alferink Linda Attewcll Sally Baginski Ed Bailey Sandra Barber Tom Barber Bernard Barovian Dale Bartos Debra Bask Robert Bauer Phyllis Bear Linda Becker Bonnie Behringer Linda Bclgrave Darlene Bclcastro Barbara Bender John Berghian 104 Cathy Bergin Wendy Besse Roderick Betts Adele Bianchi Lois Blanchard Barbara Blasius Margucrila Blaubriks Terry Blazer Tonya Bloom Laverne Bocanelli Norma Boden Michael Bogunia Barbara Bohrcr William Boland Mark Borrelli Edward Bosch Mary Bound Ronald Bower 105 106 The Glories o f the Possible A re Ours. Taylor Commencement is the culmination of many long but fun-filled years of school life. For the JMH June 1968 graduate it means the end of three years crammed with joys and disappointments all of which are deemed happy with the sentiments of commencement evening. The world awaits the June 1968 graduate with an extended hand but the offer must and will be met with its equal. 107 Denise Boyer Sally Brenning David Brickcr Patricia Broderick Ann Buchmann Kathleen Buehner Kenneth Buehner Jim Burger Barbara Burgess Daniel Burke Eugenia Caldwell Robert Caraboolad Theresa Cardinal Terry Carr Deborah Caruso 108 Louis Celesky Timothy Cember Daniel Cerveny James Chapin Bonnie Chapman Phillip Choban Roger Chorich Thomas Chmura Betty Ciocanea I.inda Clawson Donald Clouston Patrick Cochenour Gayle Coe Fred Collins Kevin Conway Bruce Cook Jacqueline Cornell Carol Corrada 109 Edwin Coy Lloyd Crose Gail Crupper Linda Cunningham Verncll Currie James Curry Louise Curtice Jeff Czarny Henry Dasinger Donald Davison Wanda Davis Dennis Deegan Donna Deetz James Deering Paula DcFazio Darryl DeFranco Rickey Delia Brian Denk no Gregory Denk Mike Dcvaty Norma Dieckman Cynthia Dietz Frank Dileonardo Mary Dileonardo Shirley Dilske Katie Disch Alice Dittman Pamela Dolence Joanne Dopica William Dormer Joseph Dud as Roy Dufton Dale Dunmire Karen Dvorak John Eagles William Eaton 111 Lynn Edgar Beverly Edwards Linda Edwards 112 Interest Speaks All Languages and Acts All Parts. La Rochefoucauld Besides taking part in school sponsored activities the JMH Senior devotes much time to outside interests that many times influence the community. Senior Tom Tatar's interest in electronics and recording has enabled him to tape the JMH choir at their Christmas concert as well as at the singing of Vivaldi’s ’’Gloria . Senior Paul Kroeger's interest in music and especially the trombone enabled him to be chosen to march in the Macy's Thanksgiving day parade with the MacDonald's Band of America. Barb Burgess, Jim Held, Rick Taylor and JMH June '67 graduate Gary Taylor enjoy singing folk music Peter, Paul and Mary style and have sung on several occasions in the West Park area. Marge Lombardi and Tony Weinert gain valuable experience in acting and become more confident before large numbers of people through their interest in drama. JMH students share their interests with the community and, in doing so, make a more interesting environment for all. A . ■ 113 Robert Egan Claudia Engler Linda Estman Don Eyerman Joann Falk William Farley Debbie Feher Norman Fekete Gloria Fenick Larry Fenn Roger Ference Arthur Fernkorn Pam Filley Joann Finncrty James Fischer Peggy Fochtman Paul Fotia Chester France 114 Yvonne Franczyk Deanna Freeman Sue Fries Brenda Caddie Glenn Gaewsky Victoria Galbincea Mary Gallagher Melinda Gallagher Sharon Gallik Randal Galloway Freddie Gandy Bonnie Garrett Grant Gedeon Mike Geschke Patrick Ginley 115 Paul Giroski William Golden Raymond Goller Photo courtesy of the Cleveland Plain Dealer What Is Really Momentous and All-Important with Us Is the Present, by Which the Future Is Shaped and Colored.'' Whittier Memories of the 1967-68 year for the senior class will include nationwide news items as well as those of local interest. The widely publicized Stokes-Taft mayoral debate where Marshall's auditorium was filled to standing capacity brought national recognition to the school. Career Day, attended by various notables in many business fields, was a success and boosted Mar -shall's fame as a leading Cleveland school. Our new football stadium, seating nearly 4,000 spectators, will be used for years to come and the Senior-Thespian play, HARVEY, was in keeping with Marshall’s traditional display of talent in the field of drama. Robert Gomez Thomas Gorman Barbara Gothro Andrea Couch Marianne Graham Jan Grahovac Barb Grayshaw Ron Greer Christine Grculich Sharon Grothe Richard Grucy Jane Gurklis Rich Hackenberg Russell Haeberle Sandra Hallstrom Yvonne Hamilton Patricia Hansinger Elaine Harala 118 Hans Harasimchuk Kathy Harding Jill Harrell Donna Harshberger Cheryl Harwood Donna Havlik Mike Healy Magdalene Hein Keith Heineman James Held Mark Helm Doris Hempstead Earl Hendricks Cary Herman Elizabeth Herrin John Higgins Penny Hi git Christine Hinckley 119 Gail Hoffman Edward Hoffstcttcr Verna Hogges Jeanette Honen Daniel Horton Bruce Hosta Lynn Hosta Mike Hotz David Hritzah John Hsu Bill Hughes Keith Hukill Patricia Hussey Lynn Hutman Linda Hyatt 120 Carmen Iafclice James Inks Mark Iron wing Clarence Jackson Loretta Jackson Nancy Janda Christine Johnson Sue Ann Jones Susan Jones Don Junowich Diane Kalat Kirk Karwan Jeanne Kaysak Shirley Kazamek Bonita Keane Franklin Kellogg Peggy Kelly Sharon Kelly 121 William Kemer Deborah Kenney F.ilcen Kinsella “A Thousand Hearts Beat Happily . . . When the Music Arose. — Byron In mood and music the Homecoming dance and Winter Formal are strikingly different and each has a unique charm and distinction. Footballs, stuffed jerseys, megaphones and marching boots add to the school spirit theme of the Homecoming dance. Its highlight in 1967 was the celebration of King Greg Misch’s and Queen Bonnie Chapman's coronation . From the throbbing beat of the rock band of Homecoming we step into a Winter Formal dreamland filled with sparkling silvers and radiant blues magically woven among the sounds of soft, rhythmical music. The fantasy of the Winter Formal and the thrill of Homecoming afford JMH students exciting evenings and longing memories. Ed Klobusnik Pat Klosz Noreen Knurek Kathy Knust George Kolach Judith Koneval Linda Konn David Kopec Kenneth Kormandy Jo jean Kornowski Bruce Kovach Renee Kren John Krepop Linda Krier Kenneth Krisby 124 Paul Kroeger Annamarie Kroo Alice Kugler John Kukolvic Peter Laforsch Robert Lamarco Steve Lampshire Craig Lancaster Kathy Lashutka Herbert Lawrence Veronica Lehofer Shirley Libengood Barbara Licbcnguth Linda Listiak Marge Lombardi Barbara Long Donna Long Norman Loser 125 Barbara Losh Larisa I.ucaci Lenore Maicr Ellen Majoros Claudia Majusick Linda Mako Isabella Maluk Neal Marciniak Peter Marth Diana Masso Melissa Majstorovic Jean Matisko Marsha Matus Dave Mayhcr Janet Maty as Ronald McDermott Robert McCann Lucinda McGinnis 126 James McCucken Leonard Mclnnes Bonnie McKissock Gail Mellinger James Merkle Donald Meyers Ronald Miklosko Rita Mileti Darlene Miller Mary Miller Karen Mills Greg Misch Pat Misciasci Linda Mitsch Pat Moersch Carol Moll Will Montenyohl Curt Moody 127 Julie Moore Janice Morgan Daniel Moskaly Cheryl Motil Michael Mudry Jacqueline Mumau John Mumau Edward Murray Pauline Nadhasky Barbara Naftanel Jean Nageotte Debra Namy Gary Nemes Michael Neuman Sandra Nicola Margaret O'Brien Ronald O'Connor James Ogrizek Roger Olsafsky Linda Olsen Kathy O'Neil 128 Emery Orosz A1 Orlen David Ovelgonne Dennis Owens Jerome Owens Sue Owens Nancy Pajersky Dean Pal mi son Dawn Parrish Ed Paterek Karen Pauli Boris Pausek Linda Pawul Patricia Peabody Deborah Peel Michael Pelgcr Karen Perish Dan Pescatrice 129 “To a Young Heart Everything Is Fun. '' Dickens The typical day of a JMH Senior begins much too early for everyone, but soon activities sweep away the haze of the early hours. Much time is devoted to the preparation of concerts, plays and assemblies during the busy day by interested students. Sharing a spot of importance on the Senior's schedule are sports events which unite all to the spirit of victory and provide an active outlet for energy. But what day would be com -plete without homework and books? Mental as well as physical work is a part of the Senior's daily routine and both combine to strengthen character and brighten the Senior's appreciation of school life. Sharon Peters Chris Petras Marilyn Petrucelli Deborah Petitti Bill Phillips Reginald Phillips Nadia Piccoli Diane Pietro James Pirnat Linda Plcsz Maureen Poland Barbara Popik James Pozenel Alan Preston Judy Preston Mary Ellen Ptak Alice Punkal James Rae 132 4 Lyncttc Rauner Jimmy Raylc Charles Reagan Thomas Reece Daniel Reed Randy Rennick Jane Rettig Dale Riegler Claudia Rieth Larry Riha Barbara Robinson William Roby Nancy Rocchi Sheila Rolko Gregory Romig 133 Cheryl Rosfeld Shirley Ross Walter Rothgery David Ruplc Naihanicl Russell Janice Ryan Ralph Saker Jennifer Saksa Diane Sarkan David Sauer Joe Saylor Beverly Schill Janet Schill William Schmetzer Michael Schmidt Robert Schmidt Doris Schneider Elaine Schultz Robert Schwarzer Carol Scott Earl Seedhouso 134 Anna Seidel Don Sharp Patricia Sharp Marvin Shatkoff Harry Sheehan William Shipman Deanna Shirokey Leroy Shivey Randall Shofner Michael Shrovey Wayne Shuey Nyokna Shupe George Shutelock Dianne Sickcls Geoffrey Simon William Sims Fred Sinram Robert Skala 135 “Every Individual Has His Place to Fill in the World. Hawthorne The graduate of June 1968 is planning now for his future. For some students the challenge of college and its rewards is foremost in their thoughts. Others will enlist or be drafted into the Armed Forces to serve America. Many students are already preparing themselves for future jobs. Print-class aids in the development of vocational skills as does Business Education. The JMH student may also enter into the world of the arts. Entensive background in this field is obtained in such classes as music theory and advanced art. Whatever field the June 1968 graduate chooses to enter his background at JMH will be more than enough to start him in the right direction. 137 Craig Slack Susan Smerek William Smeshck Nadine Smith Terri Smith Michael Snow Kathy Sowchyn Barbara Space Andrej Spa Ivins Penny Spangler Robert Spinks Kathy Spuhler Steve Stacho James Stallard Tina Stamatis 138 Mary Ann Stanko Ronald Stefanik Andrew Stcfansky Robert Stein Robert Steinmetz Nancy Steitz Marsa Stofcheck Terrence Stone Mary Ellen Straub Cary Suhadolnik Jeff Sullivan Eileen Suzo Debbie Swann Sylvia Szabo Bernie Szafran Theodore Takacs Thomas Tatar James Tatsumi Diane Taylor Pam Taylor Alan Tenant James Stewart 139 Douglas Terbeek Barbara Tcvis Ronald Thomas Glenda Thompson Beth Tilden Joyce Tisdial Sharon Tkacz Toby Tomazic Debbie Trcssa Robert Tribout Ellen Tuomala Diana Turan Donna Turk Karen Turk Peggy Twitchell John Tysiak Mary Valponi Pamela Vartorella MO Ann Vassos Nilsa Velez Nick Venetis Teresa Voelger Wilma Voss Vicki Vranderic Jean Vunderink Patricia Waddell Victoria Wade Anita Waldeck Lucille Wallace Theresa Walling Loretta Weaver John Weggesser Joel Weigand 141 Anthony We inert Nancy Weisman Alice Wellman Nothing is more anticipated or remembered as much as a Senior's Prom. Weeks before that weekend orders are phoned in to florists, trips are taken to gown shops and hair appointments are made. The magic begins at 6:00 pm and lasts into the small hours as boys and girls dance to soft music at the Prom and try to stay awake by dancing to loud music at the After-Prom. The gaiety, beauty and excitement have taken weeks to develop and though in one sparkling moment it's over, it will live forever in the Senior's memory. Nothing Now Is Left hut a Majestic Memory. —Longfellow 143 Karen Weiss A1 Wendt Sharon Whisler Linda Whiticare Gary White Janet Wiard William Wick Ursula Wildner Alan Will Rodney Williams Elizabeth Wilson Leman Wimberly Sharon Winter °atricia Wise Cary Wodka 144 Marsha Wojslaw Terri Wolvcrton Diana Woods Carol Wozniak Greg Friedman Ruthann Wrobleski Douglas Yates Martin Yonek James York Belinda Young Janis Young Carol Yunis Lynda Yurchison Margaret Yurko Elizabeth Zachar Patty Ziegler Adrien Zimmerman Jeffrey Ziros Linda Ziska 145 Nothing Is Properly One's Duty hut What It Is Also One's Interest.'' Pi shop Wilkins The many facets of JMH life are seen through the faces of the people. Band members, excited candi -dates for Homecoming King and Queen, intent senior room workers and dedicated drama students alike reflect the busy life of the JMH student. Whether it be in devoting extra time to special interests, making decisions that will influence his future life or enjoying himself at a JMH dance the JMH student is as interesting as he is interested in the world about him. 146 HOMEROOM 252 FRONT ROW: E. Fodo, D. Hicks, j. Doucas, Mr. Schmidt. SECOND ROW: J. Inks, W. Ostrow, J. Kolengowski, J. Karoly, C. Schuller. THIRD ROW: A. Topeka, D. Bowman, D. Musik, J. Sudar, J. Varga. HOMEROOM 303 FRONT ROW: M. Morrell, S. Crane, B. Charles, S. Dixon, F. Kurtz. SECOND ROW: M. Lowe, B. McIntyre, J. Stewart, D. Vanek, R. Tingler, Mr. Gibbons. THIRD ROW: K. Ruseska, B. Simck, W. Pok-randt, D. Lyons, B. Rauk, D. Gabele. FOURTH ROW: D. Zatroch, R. Cefani, F. Huerster, B. Murphy, J. McCaf-ferty, G. Schueszler, E. Biery. Greg Misch, who retired from the Student Council Presidency last January, officiates at election assemblies. HOMEROOM 122 FIRST ROW: P. Spiegel, D. George, D. Fciklc, W. Renner, L. Conley, D. Dawlcy, D. Butcra. SECOND ROW: K. Joseph, G. Musto, M. Finkcl, D. Vasko, D. Moehring, J. Allcndorfer, H. Bella, R. Chavez. THIRD ROW: N. Hillson, W. Schultz, G. Huzav, J. Pajkos, F. Toth, R. Jaros. HOMEROOM 124 FIRST ROW: D. Little, D. Buttolph, C. Craine, K. Wurzj SECOND ROW: K. Haber, J. Turczyk, D. Spitzer, D. Moskaly, C. Berry; THIRD ROW: R. Taylor, J. Sadlon, T. Curiale, J. Ferrell, D. Hoffman; FOURTH ROW: R. Marek, R. Cvc, M. Shatkoff, G. Huz.au, G. Newbachcr. Senior class president Tom Chmura offers suggestions for prom plans. HOMEROOM 217 FIRST ROW: A. Kyriakeas, E. Sanchez, A. N'icastro, K. Kingdom, P. Carson, T. Stama-tis; SECOND ROW: B. Vetesy, C. Quinby, B. Oster, B. Bernier, L. Fagain, P. Twitchellj THIRD ROW: M. Miller, R. Jack, D. Walter, C. Koskey, D. Straubaugh, D. Hcidenreich; FOURTH ROW: J. Florian, L. Farkas, C. Harrison. L. Ahonen, V. Currie, B. Aber. HOMEROOM 227 FIRST ROW: P. Christy, C. Cooper, A. Fox, N. Sanders, B. Haller. SECOND ROW: C. Stophel, J. Carroll, E. Thomas, J. Kelly, P. Trier, D. Pann. THIRD ROW: D. Behrendt, B. Williams, C. Oh man, I. Schilling, D. Spiro, B. Walker. FOURTH ROW: M. Cist, C. Lytle, B. Szymciak, D. Flachbart, D. Bilkanich. HOMEROOM 244 FIRST ROW: Miss Jensen, R. Pashko, C. Morris, M. Payne, L. Kalesnik, S. Bees. SECOND ROW: D. Hall, M. Hutson, M. Blaubricks, L. Toyota, N. Sauer, S. Conant. THIRD ROW: S. Gullatt, E. Ter-woord, M. Heintz, L. Stone, J. Wendzicki, C. Moll, M. Reed. TOP ROW: R. Roberts, S. Bunsey, B. Burgess, C. Niggle, J. Sicbcrt, P. Smith. HOMEROOM 238 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Engstrand, W Hobbs, S. Trautman, J. Moilov, P. McMahon. SECOND ROW: B. Cann, S. Bedford, S. Deighton, J. Brutuan. THIRD ROW: C. Dubaniewicz, J. Johnson, L. Kniess, N. Wiss, C. Hutchcraft. FOURTH ROW: K. Harding, A. Maicr, M. Lindeman, L. Martin, K. Armenat, J. Pergalsky, P. Nassano. HOMEROOM 205 FIRST ROW: Mr. Joniak, E. Holzheimer, T. Warren, M. Osborn, J. Kinsclla. SECOND ROW: T. Cunovich, T. Burcham, M. Napoli, D. Wingenfcld, H. Friendrich. THIRD ROW: S. Goellnicz, T. Thompson, R. Ulman, P. Cruden, L. Cimo. HOMEROOM 105 FIRST ROW: L. Massey, D. Changcri, D. Montonaro, E. Veley, E. Williams, Mrs. Schccter. SECOND ROW: P. Marconi, M. McMillan, B. Nichols, K. Tribout, B. Cracon, M. Mallama. THIRD ROW: C. Homage, S. Waddell, K. Scheutzow, D. Heston, J. Emcrick, C. Csetvenyak. Couples swing at Homecoming Dance. HOMEROOM 220 FIRST ROW: H. Kattcsh, J. Haynes, L. Eshelman, R. Reese, W. Krana, B. Yates. SECOND ROW: B. Petty, R. Cushler, M. Prock, G. Hopkins, F. Osicka, M. Bratt, B. Johnson. THIRD ROW: D. Fulton, C. Sayles, P. Grzybowski, D. Bowman, D. Megrey, D. Lessick, D. Lusardo. HOMEROOM 136 FIRST ROW: S. Kiesel, D. Grcalis, C. Cochrane, S. Silvaggio, D. Saylor, C. Long, M. Muhlhan, Miss Faulkner; SECOND ROW: A. Cunningham, P. Lehuta, P. Stassfurth, L. Garba, J. Fassbender, P. Zurko; THIRD ROW: S. Balcntine, R. Calcamp, S. Wallace, D. Rimmer, L. Dial, C. Horvath, R. Pictraroia. HOMEROOM 202 FIRST ROW: Mr. Lincks, W. Berndsen, J. Lotz, R Hsu, K. Olah, W. Desimoni; ROW TWO: G. Hammond, D. Mosley, J. Cantrell, S. McKay, J. Swinko; THIRD ROW: D. Krickman, R. Kasarda, L. Roose, K. Cox, E. Kilbane, R. Roman, G. Griffith. New class officers must always smile for Miss Luckay. HOMEROOM 208 front row k. mceu- tee. K. Could, B. Cooney, J. Weiner, SECOND ROW M. Murton, D. lanonici, J. Martin, M. Jakahi, N. Ar guillo, L. Kaiser, THIRD ROW K. Moffitt, L. Lilly. T. White, M. Hamilton, I. Zbin, M. Patton. HOMEROOM 324 FRONT ROW K. Huber, D. Bellfy, C. Clement, S. Halasy, A. Marlowe, D. Murphy, Mr. Sikorski, SFlOND ROW S. Wasylko, C. Mihu, M. Amata, P. Dormer, E. Carten, C- Battin, N. Abrams, J. Peterson. THIRD ROW V. Fisher, L. Broa, M. Rote. S. Henning, K. Kahn. W. Kubichar, A. Zoldak, E. Zavada. There's always a lot of work to do in the Senior Room. HOMEROOM 125 FRONT ROW L. to R., S. hoggins, B. Trusko, D. Knox, L. Lander, M. Fleming, S. Munsey. SECOND ROW N. Conway, P. Gallagher, P. Ovelgonnc, N. Sayler, M. Mayer, D. Kennelly, Mrs. Sal-zer. THIRD ROW M. Cubic, T. Meister, R. Mosko, M. Paulin, S. Hastings, C. Palasics, K. Sheets. HOMEROOM 132 FIRST ROW: R. Bodzinski, L. Hopkins, E. Reese, R. Klotz, S. Skkelevich, D. Bortz, Mrs. Moxlcy; SECOND ROW: R. Darlcy, E. Modcr, c. Kavuba, H. Schmid, J. McCaffcrty, C. Pozlia; THIRD ROW: T. Cist, J. Tintcr, B. Vlosih, D. Moddix, M. Demchah; LAST ROW: D. Yurso, J. Pierse, R. Buddie, J. Tocjos, P. Ginley, B. Sutton, R. Coleman, R. Blcba. HOMEROOM 311 FIRST ROW: C. Cutta, D. Vassos, T. Kolton, D. Schwede, C. Spremulli, B. Wiemels; SECOND ROW: B. Passage, J. Lucic, D. Wcsscl, B. Pruchnicki, D. Tinker, V. Fink; THIRD ROW: B. Robinson, J. McLaughlin, C. Logan, L. Hubbell, G. Kish, J. Krieger, J. Amata; FOURTH ROW: Mr. Meyers, J. Webb, P. Bridle, C. Himmelcin, P. O'Connell, D. Davinson, M. Mullins, P. Stuart. HOMEROOM 126 FIRST ROW: N. Brcidigam, J. Grayshaw, T. Russo, C. Villario, C. Sickels, Miss Samo. SECOND ROW: M. Hubbcll, K. Klein, C. Franz, B. Michnay, B. Heinz, T. Davis. THIRD ROW: J. Marchaino, C. Paduch, P. Klatz, M. Mazurck, S. Adamowski, N. Sink, B. Shively. FOURTH ROW: K. McGuire, D. Patcnaudc, D. Fredericks, L. Quine, J. Jung. HOMEROOM 111 FIRST ROW: G. Riley, P. Polito, G Swilik, M. Mcdvcc, J. Marciniak, K. Kotris, J. McGonigal, P. Whitworth, C. Schu. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ramsyer, D. Granviller, D. DeBow, B. Gasper, D. Rec-hocst, B. Losh, J. Burcham, G. Cammuso, J. Crcmat. THIRD ROW: B. Wagner, B. Himmelein, G. Saltsman, M. Ody, R. Toth, M. Langston, P. Monroe, J. Perala, J. Allen. HOMEROOM 203 FRONT ROW Mr. Johanni, T. Pctras, R. Stcphany, R. Lowe, P. Gruber, SECOND ROW E. Ronay, L Ccrvery, R. Jankulov, T. Wilson, M. Bcrgenstcin, THIRD ROW R. Fried, B. Turan, G. Hen-ton, C Taylor, G. Lennox, S. Bessell. The semester ends, and tons of books must be put away. HOMEROOM 300 FRONT ROW B. Lucas, L. Turcheck, D. Alicea. SECOND ROW M. Vanta, V. Lyezek, K. Barnes. THIRD ROW R. Paschal, C. Dahlke, C. Kinkelaar, N. Straka. LAST ROW K. Disch. P. Drop, E. Artlip, D. Meyer. HOMEROOM 368 FRONT ROW B. Shirk. V. Palzes, P. Barker. T. Pctitt, M. Reig-lcr, M. Kauntz, J. Allison, E. Brooks, SECOND ROW N. Macechko, R. Oswald, J. Burant, C. Neubauer, R. Philip, B. Johnson, K. Estman, J. Miller, J. Gabriel, THIRD ROW J. Klesh, C. Jones, D. Doty. J. Young, D. Thornton, J. Hopkins, J. Licate, FOURTH ROW C. Radulesk, J. Sarkett, T. Simmerly, T. Stoiciou. HOMEROOM 362 FIRST ROW L Galmarini, M. Silvia, W. Keller, M. Suhoza, P. Tomasko, SECOND ROW, J. Zayac, J. Mallow, J. Corcno, D. Quartel, R. Busanus, THIRD ROW, C. Horstemeier, K. Hahn, N. Dea-mos, M. Kuharik, A. Hengle, T. Wilke. HOMEROOM 326 FIRST ROW B. Given, M. Noar, R. Horbol, SECOND ROW T. Davis, G. Panik, T. Yonkers, G. Welz, THIRD ROW J. Tintera, J. Kochmit, R. Gadzinski, T. Mills, TOP ROW J. Connelly. D. Joseph. B. Fcdorko, T. McCready, P. Pisarcik, G. Rechnitzer. HOMEROOM 364 FRONT ROW: D. Arendash, C. Hosta, G. Easton, D. Hess, P. Gardner, R. Calabrese. SECOND ROW: D. Nurnbirg, J. Hertcn, W. Lonjak, S. Salah, J. Pann. THIRD ROW: B. Varga, M. Dittman, W. Desvari, T. Misch, L- Reines, T. Sumodi. Determination is the first step to success. Plans for the future must be made now. 163 II Jan Ryan, Editor Donna Turk, Girls' Athletics Cheryl Harwood, Sally Brenning, Seniors Faculty Gary Nemes, Boys' Athletics Dave Sauer, Underclassmen 164 Assistants Sandy Barber Sue Henning Cheryl Mihu Debbie Wessel Sharon Bunsey Barb Heinz Barb Oster Barb Losh, Academics The Vanguard Staff The work started in May, 1967. We chose the theme, recruited the staff, and began plans for the June 1968 VANGUARD. Staff meetings beginning in the summer continued throughout the school year, with seemingly ceaseless pressure on us to meet numerous deadlines. With the last deadline in March the tension was relieved, but the anticipation began. The largest yearbook yet produced at Marshall will, we hope, prove itself worthy of the work put into it. . . But I Have Promises To Keep, and Miles To Go Before I Sleep ... Robert Frost Sue Smerek, Activities Mr. Vladar, American Yearbook Lynn Edgar, Advertisements Co. On behalf of the staff, I would like to thank Mr. Vladar, Miss Luckay, and Stan's Studio for their advice and co-operation which made this publication possible. The Editor 165 HARRY ALFERINK JR.--Math. Hon., Key Club, HSH Comm., SC Rep. LINDA ATT EWELL--Teachers Aide SALLIE RACINSKI--Teachers Aide, Ski Club. EDDIE BAILEY--JV Football, JV Basketball, Varsity Basketball, HSH Chairman, Cafe. Aide. SANDY BARBER--SC Exec. Comm., Vanguard Boosters Edit., SC Rep., Gym Leader, Cafe. Aide, Teachers Aide, Intra. THOMAS BARBER--Varsity Football--Tri-Captain, Varsity Wrestling, Cafe. Aide, HSH Chairman. BERNARD BAROV LAN--Choir, Math. Hon., Key Club, Lab Aide, AP Eur. Hist., PSSC Physics. DALE BARTOS--JV Football, Varsity Football, Cafe. Aide, HSH Chairman, HSH Comm., Teachers Aide, Intra. DEBRA BASK— It's Academic , Y-Teens, SC Rep., HSH Checker, Glee Club, LNHS. ROBERT BAUER--HSH Pres., Cross Country, Choir, Track, Key Club, Glee Club. LINDA BECKER--SR Rep., Waitress Club, HR Chair. United Appeal. BONNIE BEHRINGER--Nurses Aide, Waitress Club. DARLENE BELCASTRO--Hall Guard, SC Rep., SC Alt., Cafe. Aide, HSH Checker, Style Show. LINDA BELCRAVE--Math. Hon., Teachers Aide, SC Rep., HSH Checker, FTA, Nat. Merit Semifinalist. BARBARA BENDER--Marshmellos, Choir, Rhyth-mectes. CATHY BERC1N--Teachers Aide, Cafe. Aide, Thespian, SC Rep., JA, Intra. WENDY BESSE—Office Aide, Teachers Aide, Cafe. Aide, Intra. RON BETTS--Hall Guard ADELE B1ANCHI—SC Rep., I IB Class Treas., Teachers Aide, Span. Tutor, Cafe. Aide, Sec. Edit. LOIS BLANCHARD--12B Class Sec., Hist. Office Aide, Teachers Aide, SC Rep., Intra., Cafe. Aide, SR Room Aide. BARBARA BLASIUS--Stage Design, Teachers Design, Volunteer. MARCUERITA BLAUBRIKS--Teachers Aide, JA. TONYA BLOOM--Office Aide, Teachers Aide, Library Aide, Y-Teens. l.AVERNE BOCANELLI--LNHS, FPC, SR Room Aide, Teachers Aide, Glee Club, Orch., Nurses Aide, Volunteer. NORMA BODEN--Gym Leader, Marching Band, SC Alt., Intra., Concert Band. MICHAEL BOCUNIA--HSH Chairman WILLIAM BOLAND--SR. Room, Key Club. MARK BORRELLI--Color Guard, Key Club. ED BOSCH--Art Build, Hall Guard, Cafe. Aide. SALLY BRENNINC-NHS, Vanguard Sec. Ed., Marching G Concert Band, Gym Leaders, Sci. Hon., Quill and Scroll, Intra. DAVID BRICKER—GNHS, Sci. Hon., AP Amer. His., AP Eur. His., Key Club. PATRICIA BRODERICK—LNHS, Latin Tutor, Cafe. Aide. KATHLEEN BUEHNER--Office Aide, Vocational Foods. KENNETH BUEHNER—HSH Chairman, Hall Guard, Intra. ANNE BUCHMANN-Chemistry Tutor, Sci. Hon., SR Y-Tecns. JIM BURGER--SC Rep., Track, Cafe. Aide, Book Store Aide, Intra. BARBARA BURGESS—NHS, FNHS, Marshmellos, Choir, Orch., Gym Leaders, Teachers Aide, Volunteer. 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Aide, Office Aide, Hall Guard. THOMAS CHMURA--GAHS, 1 IB Class Pres., SC Rep., Varsity Golf, SC Officer, 12A Class Pres. PHII. CHOBAN—National Thespian Society, Radio Room Operator, Projectionist, Drama Club Play. ROGER CHORICH-Cross Country, Track. ELIZABETH CIOCANEA--Teachers Aide, HSH Checker, Office Aide. LINDA CLAWSON--Hall Guard, Cafe. Aide. DON CLOUSTON--DE, Cafe. Aide. PATRICK COCHENOUR--Choir, Projection Club, Biology Tutor, JV Cross Country, Track. GAYLE COE--Art Guild, Junior Y-Teens, Teachers Aide. KEVIN CONWAY--JV Football, Varsity Football, Intra., Cafe. Aide. BRUCE COOK—JV Basketball, SC Rep., HSH Chairman, Cafe. Aide, Intra. JACQUELINE CORNELL--Choir, Symphony Orch., Waitress Club, Teachers Aide. CAROL CORRADO--Ticket Seller BILL COW DEN--Projection Club, Art Guild. EDWIN COY--Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track HSH Comm., Key Club Officer, Photography Club Officer. LLOYD CROSE—Glee Club, Choir, DE Pres. GAIL CRUPPER—Volunteer, Girls Choir, Mixed Choir. LINDA CUNNINGHAM--SC HR Rep., SR Rep., Teachers Aide, HSH Sec., Hospital Volunteer, Intra., All-Star Bowling. VERNELL CURRIE-Gym Leader, Intra., Daisy Mae Basketball, Art Guild,Y-Teens, PTA Fashion Shows, Girls Track. JIM CURRY—Intramurals LOUISE CURTICE--Biology Club, Teachers Aide. JEFF CZARNY--Choir, Intra. Basketball. HNERY DAS1NCER—HR Rep., Hall Guard, Intra., LNHS, Latin Tutor, Teachers Aide. UNDA DAVIS—Nurses Aide WANDA DAVIS--Cafeteria Aide DENNIS DEEGAN--Distributive Education JAMES DEERING—JV Wrestling, Teachers Aide, Cafe. Aide. PAULA DeFAZIO--Guidance Aide, Cafe. Aide, SC Rep., Bookstore Aide, DE. BRIAN DENK--Distributive Education NORMA DIECKMAN--Bookstore Aide, Teachers Aide, FTA, World Affairs Club, Model UN, Library Aide. CYNTHIA DIETZ—COE, Teachers Aide, HSH Checker. MARY DiLEONARDO—Hall Guard, Bowling Team, Y-Teens. SHIRLEY DILSKE—Ski Club, Glee Club, Guidance Office Aide, Volunteer, DECA. ALICE DITTMAN--Intra., Cafe. Aide, Cafe. Chairman, Teachers Aide. 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CA1LANN HOFFMAN--Thespian, Teachers Aide, Bookstore Aide, Guidance Aide, Stage Design. EDWARD HOFFSTETTER—Varsity Football, Tennis, Basketball, Cafe. Aide. VERNA HOGGES-Teachers Aide, Hall Guard, Intra., JA. DAVE HOLSTEIN—Football JEANETTE HONEN—Library Aide, Teachers Aide. DANIEL HORTON--Art Guild BRUCE HOSTA--Varsity Wrestling, Track,Cross Country, HSH Comm., SC Rep., Teachers Aide, Key Club, Cafe. Aide. Hamburger .15 Orange .10 .15 Cheeseburger .20 Root Beer .10 .15 Fish .20 Lemon .10 .15 Frank .20 Hot Chocolate .15 Grilled Cheese .15 Coffee .10 French Fries .15 Milk .15 Onion Rings .20 Big Barney .39 Chicken .59 Barn Full of Chicken Shake Coke .20 (12 pieces) .10 .15 THE RED BARN 1.69 3553 West 117th Street Phone 251-2846 LYNN HOSTA--Teachers Aide, Cafe. Aide, Hall Guard. MICHAEL HOTZ—LNHS, Teachers Aide, Track, SR Rep. DAVE HRITZAK--SC Rep., Lab Aide, Intra., Biology Club, Teachers Aide, SR Rep. JOHN HSU--NHS. 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THOMAS JOHNSON--Track SUEANN JONES--Choir SUSAN JONES--A11 City, Northeast Region, All-Ohio Youth, All State, Symphony Orchs., Teachers Aide, FTA. DON JUNOWICH--HSH Chairman DIANE KALAT--Teachers Aide, Intra. NORTHERN OHIO CLEANERS 671-2500 4049 Rocky River Dr. 4 Hour Cleaning 4 Hour Shirt Laundry Repairing—Fur Storage—Box Storage KIRK KARWAN--Math Honorary--Pres., SC Treas., 12A Class Treas., Varsity Football, Varsity Golf, FNHS, NHS. CHRISTINE KASPRIK--Teachers Aide, Hall Guard. JEANNE KAYSAK--Y-Teens, Teachers Aide. SHIRLEY KAZAMEK—Teachers Aide, Cafe. Aide, SR Y-Tcens, Future Nurses. BONITA K£ANE--Gym Leader, Choir, Cafe. Aide, Intra. SHARON KELLEY--Math Tutor, Teachers Aide, Cafe. Aide, Book Store Aide, Human Relations, Intra., JA, Hall Guard. FRANK KELLOCC—Choir, All-City Choir, Marsh-mellos, SC Alt., FPC, Bio. Club. PEGGY KELLY--HSH Checker BILL KEMER--JV Football, JV Basketball, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, HSH Chairman, Cafe. Aide, Hall Guard, Intra. DEBORAH KENNEY—HSH Checker, Stage Design. EILEEN KINSELLA—Teachers Aide, HSH Checker, Attend. Office Aide, Counselor Aide. PAT KLOSZ-Intra., Cafe. Aide, HSH Sec., Ait Guild. Guild. NOREEN KNUREK—Clec Club, Future Nurses Ca e. Aide, Y-Teens. KATHY KNUST--Y-Tcens, Drama Club, Orch. I. CEORCE KOLACH--Wrestling, Cafe. Aide, Sr Rep., HSH Chairman. JUDY KONEVAL—Art Guild, Cafe, Aide, Glee Club. LINDA KONN—Choir, SR Rep., FNA, SR Y-Teens, Cafe. Aide. DAVID KOPEC - -SC Rep., HSH Chairman, Key Club— V. Pres., Hall Guard. KEN KORMENDY—JV Wrestling, Marching Band, Where the Family Bowls umoic 17606 Lorain Avenue Cleveland 11, Ohio OR 1-5212 44111 Bob Barthelman, Prop. Concert Band, Symp. Orch. JOJEAN KORNOWSKI-12A Class Sec., Rhyth-mettes, HSH Checker, SC Rep., Book Store Aide, FTA, Glee Club, Cafe. Aide. BRUCE KOVACH--Varsity Tennis, Key Club, Cross Country, SC Rep., Book Store Aide, HSH Chairman, JV Basketball. LYNDA KOVACH--Hall Guard, Office Aide, Art Guild, Teachers Aide. JOHN KREPOP—JV Football Manager, Varsity Football Manager, Cafe. Aide, Teachers Aide, Varsity Track Mgr., SC Rep., Intra. KENNETH KR1SBY—SC Rep., Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Cafe. Aide. PAUL KROEGER--Marching Band, Concert Band, Stage Band, All-City Orch., All-Ohio Boys' Band, McDonald's All-American Band, Orch., Key Club. ALICE KUGLER--World Affairs Club--Pres., Sci. Hon., FTA, Projection Club, FNHS, Teachers Aide, NHS. SR Rep. JOHN KUKOLVIC—Track, Cross Country, DE—Sec., Treas. STEVE LAMPSHIRE--Intramurals CRAIG LANCASTER--HSH Chairman, Movie Guard. KATHLEEN LA SHUT KA --Bookstore Aide, Teachers Aide, World Affairs, Human Relations, Y-Tecns, Intra. HERBERT LAWRENCE--Key Club, DECA, DE. KENNETH LE£--Glee Club VERONICA LEHOFER--Office Aide, COE,--Sec. SHIRLEY LIBENCOOD--Cafe. Aide, Teachers Aide, Intra., COE. BARBARA LIEBENGUTH—HSH Checker, COE. LINDA LISTIAK--Cafe. Aide, Hall Guard, Daisy Mae Basketball, JA. MARGARET LOMBARDI—Nat. Thespians-Sec.. 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DAVE MAYHER--Va reity Track, Cross Country, Cafe. Aide. T. DANIEL McCARTHY--Intramurals JOHN McCOMAS—JV Football RONALD McDERMOTT--Chem. Lab Aide, Key Club, Sci. Hon., Amateur Radio Club, FPC. BOB McCANN--Varsity Football, Coif. LUCINDA McGINNIS--Y-Tcens, Nurses Aide, Cafe. Aide, FNA, Volunteer, SC Rep. JIM McCUCKEN--Choir, Marshmellos, Marching, Concert Band, SC Rep., Intra. BONNIE McKIS$OCK--SC Rep., HSH Checker, Choir, Glee Club. RALPH MELCHER--Art Guild, Junior Achievement. GAIL MELLINCER--Cafeteria Aide. RITA MI LET I--Choir, Marshmellos, SC Rep., Vocal Ensemble Contest, Teachers Aide, Bio. Club. KAREN MILLS—Art Guild, LNHS, Stage Design, Teachers Aide, Latin Tutor, Y-Teens, NHS, SC Rep. DARLENE MILLER--Art Guild, Y-Tecns, Teachers Aide, Office Aide, HSH Checker, Stage Design. MARY MILLER--FNA, Y-Teens, Office Aide, Nurses Aide, Glee Club. PAULINE NADHASKY-Cooperative Office Education JEAN NAGEOTTE—DE, Senior Plays, HSH Checker, Office Aide. DEBRA NAMY--Math Honorary, Bookstore Aide. CARY NEMES—Marching Band Drum Major, Yearbook Sports Editor, NHS Pres., Decathlon Team, Wrestling Tcam,GAHS, SC Rep., Key Club. SANDRA NICOLA--Biology Club, Teachers Aide. MARGARET O'BRIEN--Y-Teens, Office Aide, Terp. Staff. RONALD O'CONNOR--HSH Comm., Math. Honorary Officer, Key Club Officer, SC Officer, Orchestra. JAMES OGRIZEK--Wrestling, Hall Guard. RODGER OLSAFSKY- -Sci. Honor Society, Art Cuild. LINDA OLSON--NHS, FNHS, French Tutor, SR Rep., Bookstore Aide, Library Aide, Teachers Aide, Volunteer-Nursing Home. KATHY O'NEIL--Bowling Team, Intra. DAVID OVELGONNE--HR Checker DENNIS OWENS—Cafc. Aide. JEROME OWENS--Cafe. Aide, JV Wrestling. SUE OWENS--Y-Teens, Visual Aids, Teachers Aide, Plays, Volunteer Glee Club, Tutor, JA. NANCY PAJERSKY--NHS, Rhythmette. 11B V. Pres., I1A Class Sec., Gym Leader, Math, Hon.— Sec., SR Room Aide, '67 Vanguard. DEAN PALMISON—HSH Checker, Cafeteria Aide. DAWN PARRISH—Movie Aide, Teachers Aide, Y-Teens. ED PATEREK—Key Club KAREN PAULL—Rhythmettes, Gym Leaders, Cafe. Aide, Teachers Aide, LNHS, World Affairs, Model UN, Intra. LINDA PAWUL—NHS, Rhythmettes, Teachers Aide, Office Aide, SC Rep., Athletic Office Aide. PAT PEABODY—Teachers Aide DEBBIE PEEL--HSH Checker KAREN PERISH--Cafeteria Aide, DE DEBORAH PETITTI--Teachers Aide, Cafe. Aide, Hall Guard, Office Aide. CHRIS PETRAS--Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, JV Football, JV Wrestling, HSH Chairman, Cafe. BILL SCHWARTZ MENS' WEAR Good Luck June Graduates! Lorain Ave. at W. 117th Tuxedo Renfal--Jarman Shoes Northeast YMCA Famous Brands 671-6044 HALLS' RIVERVIEW PHARMACY Open Monday, Thursday, Friday Till 9 pm. 4172 Rocky River Drive Bill and Wally Hall Reg. Pharmacists YOUNG JEWELER KUNDTZ CLEANERS We Sell John Marshall Class Rings and Charms 14033 Puritas 941-8380 Pick-Up Delivery Service Parking—Drive in Rear 12208 Lorain Ave. 671-2791 MIKE'S PIZZA Italian Pizza Sandwiches Open: Daily 3:30 PM to 1 AM Fri, Sat. 10:30 AM to 3:30 AM! JACK'S TEXACO Ignition Specialists—Minor Repairs Delco Storage Batteries 11621 Lorain Avenue 252-3900 252-7111 3890 W. 140th St-. After School . . . Dairtj Queen 'Brazier' Burgers Shakes Sodas Cones Sundaes 4081 Rocky River Dr. 252-5458 Aide. NADIA PICCOLI—Rhythmettes, Math. Hon., Nurses Aide, Waitress Club, Cafe. Aide. WILLIAM PHILLIPS--Golf Team, Wrestling, HSH. DIANNE PIETRO--HSH Checker, Cafe. Aide. LINDA PLESZ—Biology Club, FNA, Teacheis Aide. MAUREEN POLAND—Teachers Aide, Cafe. Aide. BARBARA POPIK--Symphony, Orch., Teachers Aide, German Tutor, Y-Teens, Volunteer. JUDY PRESTON--Movie Aide, Waitress Club, Teachers Aide. MARY ELLEN PTAK—Nurses Aide ALICE PUNKAL--Gym Leader, Pres. Concert, Marching Band, All-City Band, SC Rep., Volunteer, Cafe. Aide, Teachers Aide, Intra. LYNETTE RAUNER--Bookstore, Glee Club, COE. CHUCK REAGAN—Ski Club, Cafe. Aide. DAN REED--Distributive Education THOMAS REECE--JV Football RANDOLPH RENNICK--Senior Representative JANE RETTIG--Junior Achievement DALE RIECLER—Key Club, Photography Club, Cross Country, Track. CLAUDIA RIETH—Cafe. Aide, COE. LARRY RITTA--Distributive Education BARBARA ROBINSON--Art Cuild, Y-Teens, SR Room Aide, SR Play, Movie Ticket Seller, FTA, Bookstore, Lab. Aide. WILLIAM ROBY --Cafe. Aide, JV Wrestling, Varsity Wrestling. NANCY ROCCHI--HSH Checker, Teachers Aide, Ski Club, FTA, Intra. ROBERT ROGERS--Billiards SHEILA ROKO -CAHS, Nurses Aide, FTA, Teachers Aide, German Tutor, Chem. Tutor, Ski Club. GREG ROMIG—Cross Country—Capt., Track, PRINTCRAFT CARD COMPANY 1509 Maple Street Scranton 5., Pennsylvania Commencement Announcements Personal Cards HUNTELY HARDWARE Glidden Paints—Garden Supplies Plumbing—Building Supplies Industrial Maintenance Items 4178-80 Rocky River Dr. Compliments of BROOKS AIR PORT DELICATESSEN 4792 Rocky River Dr. Cleveland, Ohio 267-4350 Choir, Lab. Aide- CHERYL ROSFELD--German Tutor, SC Rep., Y-Teens, FPC, Bio. Club, Intra., Volunteer. SHIRLEY ROSS--SC Rep., Thespian. WALTER ROTHGERY--Marching, Concert Band, Math. Hon.--Chair., Sci. Tutor, Teachers Aide, All-Ohio Boys Band, JV Wrestling, Dccathalon. DAVID RUPLE--Track JANICE RYAN--NHS, CAHS, Vanguard Edit., 12A Class Exec. Board, SC Exec. Board, City-Wide SC, Gym Leader, 'Terp Staff. JENNIFER SAKSA—Teachers Aide, Cafe. Aide, SR Play Comm. DIANNE SARKAN—Art Guild, Stage Design. DAVID SAUER—Vanguard Sec. -Edit., SR Rep. ,Orch., Concert, Marching Band, SR Room Aide, Band Officer, Auto Rodeo,Intra. PSEPH SAYLOR--JV Basketball, Cafe. Aide, HSH Chairman, Teachers Aide, Hall Guard, Marching Band, Lab Aide, Intra. JANET SCHILL—Cym Leader WILLIAM SCHMETZER—JV Football, Golf Team, Human Relations, Orch., Key Club, Lunch Guard, Student Teacher. MICHAEL SCHMIDT--Badminton, Golf Team, HR Rep. ELAINE SCHULTZ —Rhythmettes, Choir, Teachers Aide, Glee Club, 'Terp Staff. GREGORY SCHUMACHER--Hall Guard, Cafe. Aide. ROBERT SCHWARTZER—Concert, Marching Band, All-City Band, Track, HSH. CAROL SCOTT--Y-Tcens, Bio. Club, Lunchroom Aide. EARL SEEDHOUSE--Tennis, Choir, Marshmcllos, All-City Choir. DON SHARP—HSH Chairman, Movie Aide, COE--Pres. McDonald's i LOOK FOR THE GOLDEN ARCHES COAST TO COAST 1 13830 Triskett Cleveland, Ohio HARRY SHEEHAN--JV Football WILLIAM SHIPMAN--Distributive Education DEANNA SH!ROKEY--Art Guild, Bookstore Aide, Girls Track. RANDALL SHOFNER--Drama, Intra., Projection Club, Wrestling. NYOKNA SHUPE--All-City Orch., Choir, Symphony Orch., Y-Teens, Marching Band, Glee Club. GEORGE SHUTELOCK--Sci. Hon., Teachers Aide, HR Rep. GEOFFREY SIMON—JV Football, Varsity Football, Intra., Art Guild, Cafe. Aide. WILLIAM SIMS--Sci. Hon., Key Club, Tennis Team. FRED SINRAM—SC Rep., Cafe. Aide, Track, Intra. HSH Chairman. ROBERT SKALA--Distributive Education CRAIG SLACK—HSH Chair., DE, Band. SUE SMEREK--Choir, Marshmellos, Tutor, Volunteer, Yearbook Sec. Editor, SC Rep., Teachers Aide. WILLIAM SMESHEK--Cadet Band, Concert Band, Varsity Bowling Team, City Ensemble. NADINE SMITH--Marching Band, Waitress Club, Volunteer, Teachers Aide. TERRI SMITH—Office Aide, Bookstore Aide, HSH Checker, COE, SC Rep. MICHAEL SNOW--Cross Country, Track. KATHLEEN SOWCHYN—Cafe. Aide, Hall Guard, HSH Checker, Book Shop. ANDREJS SPALVINS—All-City Orch., All-State Orch., JV Wrestling, Varsity Wrestling, HR Rep., Study Hall Guard, SC Alt. PENNY SPANGLER—Ski Club, Y-Teens, Teachers Aide, HSH Checker. KATHLEEN SPUHLER—Cafe. Aide, Hall Guard, Teachcrs Aide. STEVE STACHO--Distributive Education JIM ST ALLARD--Cafeteria Aide TINA STAMAT IS - -FT A, Teachers Aide, Cafe. Aide, Choir. MARY ANN STANKO--DE—V. Pres., HSH Checker, FNA, Bookkeeping Tutor, Waitress Club. RONALD STEFANIK--Lab Aide ROBERT STEIN--Wrestling, Decathalon, HSH Chairman. ROBERT STEINMETZ--Future Physicians Club NANCY STEITZ--Teachers Aide, Nurses Aide, HSH Checker. MARSA STOFCHECK--Teacheis Aide, Counselors Aide, Library Aide. TERRY STONE--JV Basketball, Teachers Aide, Cafe. Aide, Intra. MARY ELLEN STRAUB—Marching Band, Orch., Radio Ann., Daisy Mac Basketball, SR Rep., College Rep. GARY SUHADOLNIK--Key Club. JEFFREY SULLIVAN--Varsity Football, Wrestling, JV Football, Wrestling, Track, HSH Chairman, Cafe. Aide. EILEEN SUZO--Y-Teens, Teachers Aide. DEBBIE SWANN-Thespian SYLVIA SZABO--HSH Checker, Office Aide, Nurses Aide. THEODORE TAKACS—Math. Hon, Photography Club, 'Terp Staff, Symphony Orch., All-City Orch., NE Regional Orch., All-Ohio State Fair Orch., SC Rep. JAMES TATSUMI--Wrestling Team, Decathalon, Choir, Bowling Team, JV Basketball. PAMELA TAYLOR--HSH Checker, Lunchroom Aide, Office Aide. DOUGLAS TERBEEK--Track, Bowling, Choir, Marshmellos, Orch., All-City Band, NHS. BARBARA TEVIS—Intramurals GLENDA THOMPSON--Library Aide, Cafe Aide, Cafe Chairman, HSH Checker, HSH--Sec., Teachers Aide, Y-Teens. BETH TILDEN--Choir, All-City Choir, Orch. SHARON TKACZ—Math. Hon., French Tutor, SC Rep., Volunteer. TOBY TOMAZIC - -HSH Comm., HSH Chairman, Teachers Aide. DEBBIE TRESSA--Y-Tcens--V. Pres., Lunchroom Aide. ROBERT TRIBOUT--Distributive Education ELLEN TUOMALA —'Terp Staff, Marching Band, Choir, Harvey , Glee Club, Projection Club, Quill and Scroll, Sound of Music. DIANA TURAN--Y-Teens, Ski Club, Art Guild, Intra. DONNA TURK--NHS, Varsity Cheerleader, Math. Hon., Sci. Hon., FNHS, Attendance Aide, JV Cheerleader, 11A Class Treas. KAREN TURK--SC Rep. .Choir, Teachers Aide, World Affairs. PEGGY TWITCHELL--Cafe. Aide, Teachers Aide, HR Rep., Intra., Ski Club. JOHN TYSLAK--Tennis MARY VALPONI--FNHS, Rhythmettes, Gym Leader, Teachers Aide, Choir, Office Aide. ANN VASSOS--Choir, Marshmellos, FNHS, Tutor, Teachers Aide. NICHOLAS VENETIS—Key Club, Cross Country, Track, Choir. ROBERT VISCOMI--HSH Chairman, Intra., Hall Guard. TERESA VOELGER--NHS, Rhythmctte, 12A Class Sec., Teachers Aide, Cafe. Aide, Marching Band. HR 123 MRS. HIGGINS TOPS IN SCHOOL SPIRIT-ATTENDANCE UNITED APPEAL! ! f Betty—Jean--Karen--Cheryl R. —Sally Cheryl H.—Barb L.--Wendy — Lynn Pam—Terri—Jeanette—Kay—Dee--Linda Patty—Nadine — Donna — Debbie F. Barb P.—Ursula—Kathy—Marsha Nancy — Debbie T.—Jan Margaret—Annamarie—Carol JMH—June '68 COMMANDER RAY'S West Park Chevrolet Has Camara You’ve been waiting for a Chevrolet like this. Now it's here. 15315 Lorain Ave. PLEBAN JEWELRY Class Rings—Watches—Graduation Gifts 12019 Lorain Ave. Best Wishes to the June Class of 1968 from THE VARSITY FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL TEAMS The Lord Bless thee and keep thee: the Lord make his face shine upon thee, and be gracious unto thee: the Lord lift up His countenance upon thee, and give thee peace. 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Sikorski Nicki Shupe Dianne Sickcls Bob Spinks Linda Soltis Maryann a Stanko Mrs. St ass fur tli Jim Stewart Marsa Stofchcck Mrs. Louis Ston-s Mary Ellen Straub Suz-Ann Beauty Shop Joseph Syro Cindy Szuhay Theodore Zoltan Takacs The Plastic Sunflower Experiment The Wrabcl Girls William D. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Trautman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tribout Mr. and Mrs. Carl Turk Donna Turk Dennis Vaillancourt Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Valenti Pam Varotrcll Nick Venctis Janice Viscomi John Paul Viscomi Mr. and Mrs. Howard Voss Wilma Voss Mrs. Betty Waas Anita Waldeck Cheryl Waldeck Mr. and Mrs. William Waldeck Earl Haug Waseu Lori Weaver Barbara Weiss Mr. Lawrence Weiss Debbie Wcsscl Sharon Whisler Jan Wiard Mr. Wiles Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Will Willie and Diane Sharon Winter Norma Wise Wolf Dennis Wrabcl Belinda Young D. Youtz Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ziegler Zolloway Zot Mr. and Mrs. J. Zotri Index A Aber, B. 151 Abrams, N. 156 Abshirc, A. 85 Ackerman, B. 67 Adamowski, S. 159 Adelman, R. Ahonen, L. 151 Albers, T. 104 Alferink, H. 104 Alicia, D. 161 Allen, J. 159 Allevdorfeh, J. 150 Allison, J. 160 Amata, J. 158 Amata, M. 156 Anthony, D. Arcanclin, M. 41 Arguillo, N. 156 Armenant, K. 153 Artlip, E. 159 Arthurs, D. Attewell, L. 104 B Baginski, S. 104 Bailey, E. 104 Balentine S. 155 Barber, S. 54,96,97,104 Barber, T. 47,85,104 Barker, P. 160,64 Barnes, K. 161 Barovian, B. 104 Bartos, D. 85,104 Bask, D. 42,104 Battin, C. 156 Batton, M. 156 Bauer, R. 104 Bauman, D. 58,59 Beal, W. Bear, P. 104 Becker, L. 104 Bedford, S. 153 Bees, S. 152 Behrendt, D. 152 Behringer, B. 104 Belgrave, L. 50,104 Belcastxo, D. 101 Bella, H. 150 Bellfy, D. 156 Belter, L. 58,59 Bender, B. 98,79,104,151 Beres, L. 60,61,78 Bergenstein, M. 160 Berghian, J. 104 Bergin, C. 105 Berndsen, W. 155 Berry, C. 150 Besse, W. 105 BesselI, S. 160 Betts, R. 104 Bianchi, A. 104 Biery, E. 149 Bilkanich, D. 152 Blanchard, L. 48,5S,105 Blasius, B. 105 Blaubricks, M. 1S2,105 Blazer, Terry 105 Bleba, R. 158 Bloom, T. 105 Bocanelli, L. 74,105 Bodcn, N. 96,97,105 Bodzinski, R. 158 Bogunia, M. 105 Bohrer, B. 105 Boland, B. 10S Borrelli, M. 37,105 Bortz, D. 158 Bosch, E. 105 Bound, M. 105 Bower, R. 105 Bowman, D. 149 Boyer, D. 108 Box, D. 85 Bratt, M. 154 Brenning, S. 39,54,96,97, 164,76,77,108,50 Brescan, J. 70 Bricker, D. 51,108 Bridingham, N. 159 Bridle, P. 158 Broa, L. 156 Brocker, D. Broderick, P. 108 Brooks, E. 160 Brutuan, J. 153 Buchmann, A. 108 Buegess, B. 152 Buddie, R. 158 Buehner, K. 100 Buehner, K. 100 Bunsey, S. 39,76 Burant, J. 160 Burcham, J. 159 Burcham, T. 153 Burger, J. 108 Burgess, B. 39,96,97,69,108 Burke, D. 108 Bums, B. 64 Busanus, R. 162A Butcra, D. 150 Buttolph, D. 86,150 Calcamp, R. 155 Caldwell, E. 108 Cammuso, G. 159 Campbell, J. Cann, B. 153 Cariboolad, R. 108 Cardinal, T. 108 Carl, L. Carr, T. 108 Carroll, J. 152 Carson, K. 36,$.59 Carson, P. 151 Carten, E. 156 Caruso, D. 108 Cassod, B. 61 Cefany, R. 149 Celesky, L. 108 Ccmbcr, T. 47,108 Cernan, P. 58,75 Cerveny, D. 108 Cervery, L. 160 Changeri D. 154 Chapin J. 109 Chapman, B. 103,122,109,70 Charles, B. 149 Chavez, R. 150 Chmura, T. 41,87,89,51,103,151, 109 Choban, P. 109,78 Chorich, R. 109 Christy, P. 152 Christovich, M. 302 Chukonwell, T. Cimo, L. 153 Ciocanea, B. 109 Clawson, L. 109 Clemens, D. 64 Clement, C. 156 Clouston, D. 109 Cochenour, P. 109 Cochrane, C. 155 Coe, C. 109 Coleman, R. 15S Collins, F. 109 Conant, S. 152 Connelly J. 162 Conley, L. 150 Conway, K. 109 Conway, N. 157 Cook, B. 109 Cooney, B. 156 Cooper, C. 152,50 Cooper, G. Cornell, J. 94,51,109 Corcno, J. 162A Corrado, C. 109 Coswald, R. 160 Cowden, W. 301 Cox, K. 155 Coy, E. 109,77 Crane, G. 150 Crane, S. 149 Cremat, J. 159 Crose, L. 109,49 Crupper, G. 109 Cservenyak, C. 154 Cubic, M. 157 Cunningham, A. 155,78 Cunningham, L. 110 Cunovitch, T. 153 Curiale, T. 150 Currie, V. 151,96,110 Curry, J. 110 Curtice, L. 110 Cushler, R. 154 Cvc, R. 150 Czarny, J. 110 D Dabinson, D. 158 Dahlke, G. 161 Daniels, J. 5S Danvillcs, D. 58,59 Daringer, H. Darley, R. 158 Dasinger, H. 110 Davis, L. Davis, T. 159 Davis, T. 162 Davis, W. 110 Davison, D. 110 Dawley, D. 150 Dcamos, N. 162A DeBow, D. 159 Deegan, D. 110 Decring, J. 110 Deetz, D. 110 Defazio, P. 110 DeFranco, D. 110 187 DeightOn, S. 153 Delia, R. 110 Demchah, M. 158 Denk, B. 110 Denk, C. 110 Pcsimoni, W. 155 Deutsch, A. 96 Devaty, M. 110 Dial, L. 155 Diamond, D. 76 Diamond, D. Dickey, C. 51 Dieckman, N. 110 Dietz, C. Ill Dileonardo, F. Ill Dileonardo, M. Ill Dilske.S. Ill Dimeo, R. 70 Disch, K. 96,111,161 Dittman, A. Ill Dixon, S. 149 Dolencc, P. 94,97,111 Dopcia, J. Ill Dormer, P. 156 Dormer, W. Ill Dosztal, J. Doty, D. 160 Drop, P. 161 Dubaniewicz, C. 153 Dudas, J. 86,111,149 Dufton, R. Ill Dunmire, D. 49,111 Dutton, M. 58 Dvorak, K. Ill E Eagles, J. Ill Earp, H. 66 Eaton, W. 111 Edgar, L. 43,51,111,165 Edwards, B. 51,98,111 Edwards, L. Ill Egan, R. 114 Ehasz, J. Emerick, J. 154 Emery, J. Engler, C. 114 Fshelman, L. 154 Estman, K. 114,160 Estman, L. Evancho, J. Evans, N. 85,93 Eyerman, D. 114 Ezo, R. 85 Fagin, L. 151 Falk, J. 96,97,114 Farley, W. 114 Farkas, L. 151 Fassbender, J. 155,96,97,99,71 Fedorko, B. 162 Feher, D. 114 Feikel, D. 150 Fekete, N. 114 Fenick, C. 114 Fenn, L. 114 Ference, R. 114,48 Fcrnkorn, A. 114 Fcrrel, J. 150 Filley, P. 96,97,114 Fink, V. 1S8 Finkel, M. 150 Finnerty, J. 114 Fischer, J. 114 Fisher, V. 156 Flachbart, D. 152 Fleming, M. 157 Fleming, P. Florian, J. 151 Fochtman, P. 114 Fodo, E. 149 Forbes, B. 49 Fotia, P. 114 Fox, A. 152 France, C. 77,114 Franczyk, Y. 115 Fran2, C. 159 Fredericks, D. 159 Freeman, D. 115 French. M. Fried, R. 89 Fried, R. 160 Friedman, G. Friedrich, U. 153 Fries, S. 115 Fulton, D. 154 Funk, C. 50,42 G Gabele, D. 149 Gabriel, J. 160 Caddie, B. 115 Gadzinski, R. 162 Gaewsky, G. 115 Gajewski, G. 85 Calbincea, V. 115 Gallagher, D. Gallagher, M. 115 Gallagher, M. 115 Gallagher, P. 99 Gallagher, P. 157 Callik, S. 96,97,98,115 Galmarini, L. 162 Galloway, R. 115 Gandy, F. 115 Garba, L. 155 Garret, B. 115 Garret, B. 115 Gasper, B. 159 Gedeon, G. 115 George, B. 150 George, D. 85 Ceschke, M. 115 Ginley, P. 115 Giroski, P. 38,39,115 Gist, M. 152 Gist, T. 158 Given, B. 162 Globokar, W. Goellnitz, S. 153 Golden, W. 115 Golinski, J. Golinski, K. Coller, R. 115 Gomez, R. 118 Gorman, T. 118 Cothro, B. 118 Couch, A. 118 Could, K. 156 Grabnegger, C. 62 Gracon, B. 154 Graham, M. 118 Grahovac, J. 118 Granviller, D. 159 Grayshaw, B. 118 Grayshaw, J. 159 Grealis, D. 154 Greer, R. 11S Greulich, C. 118 Griffith, C. 155 Gross, J. Crothe, S. 118 Gruber, P. 160 Gruden, P. 153 Gruey, R. 118 Grzybowski, P. 154 Cullatt, S. 152 Cunderman, G. Curklis, J. 118 Gutta, C. 158 H Haber, K. 150 Hackenberg, R. 118 Haeberle, R. 118 Hahn, K. 162 Halas, W. Halasy, S. 156 Hall, D. 152 Haller, B. 96,152 Hallstrom, S. 118 Hamilton, M. 71,156 Hamilton, Y. 118 Hammond, G. 155 Hannibal, J. Hansinger, P. 118 Harala, E. 118 Harasimchuk, H. 64,119 Harshburger, D. 75 Harding, K. 153,119 Harrell, J. 119 Harrell, B. Harrison, C. 151 Harshberger, D. 119 Harwood, C. 39,96,97,119,164 Hastings, S. 157 Havlik, D. 59,58,119 Haynes, J. 154 Healy, M. 119 Heidcnreich, D. 151 Heim, M. Hein, M. 119 Heineman, K. 119 Heinz, B. 159 Heim, M. 71 Held, J. 119 Helgcsen, E. Helm, M. 60,65,79,119 Hempstead, D. 119 Hendricks, E. 48,119 Hengle, A. 162 Henning, S. 156 Henton, G. 160 Herdman, N. Herman, G. 119 Herrin, E. 119 Herrin, M. Heston, D. 154 Hicks, D. 149 Hientz, M. 152 Higgins, J. 84,85,119 High, P. 119 Hi 1 Ison, N. 150 Himmelein, B. 159 Himmelein, C. 158 Hinckley, C. 119 Hobbs, W. 153 Hoffman, G. 120 Hoffman, D. 150 Hoffstetter, E. 85,93,120 Hogges, V. 120 Holstein, D. Holzheimer, E. 153 Homage, C. 154 Honen, J. 120 188 Hopkins, C. 154 Hopkins, J. 160 Hopkins, L. 158 Horbol, R. 162 Horstemeier, C. 162 Horton, D. 120 Horvath, C. 155 Hosta, B. 41,120 Hosta, C. 87 Hosta, L. 120 Hotz, M. 120 Hovanec, S. 51 Hritzak, D. 120 Hsu, J. 37,120 Hsu, R. 64,155 Hubbell, M. 159 Hubbcll, L. 158 Hubber, K. 156 Huerster, F. 149 Hughes, B. 120 Hukill, K. 120 Hussey, P. 120 Hutchcraft, C. 153 Hutman, L. 120 Hutson, M. 152 Huzau, C. 150 Hyatt, L. 120 I lafeliee, C. 120 Ianonici, D. 156 Inks, J. 120,149 Ironwing, M. 120 J Jack, R. 151 Jackson, C. 121 Jackson, L. 121 Jakahi, M. 156 Janda, N. 121 Jankulov, R. 160 Jaros, R. 150 Johnson, B. 160 Johnson, B. 154 Johnson, C. 121 Johnson, J. 153 Johnson, T. Jones, E. 46 Jones, K. 160 Jones, S. 121 Jones, S. 121 Joseph, D. 162 Joseph, K. 1 SO Jung, J. 159 Junowich, D. 121 K Kahn, K. 156 Kaiser, L. 156 Kalat, D. 121 Kalesnik, L. 152 Karoly, J. 71,149 Karwan, K. 39,40,65,85,89,51, 121 Kasarda, R. 155 Kasprik, C. Kattesh, H. 154 Kauntz, M. 160 Kavuba, S. 158 Kaysak, J. 121 Kazamek, S. 121 Keane, B. 96,97,121 Keller, W. 162 Kellogg, F. 69,121 Kelly, j. 152 Kelly, P. 121 Kelly, S. 121 Kemer, W. 85,121 Kennclly, D. 1S7 Kenney, D. 94 Kiescl, S. 73,155 Kilbane, E. 74,1SS Kingdom, K. 151 Kinkelaar, C. 161 Kinsella, E. 121 Kinsella, J. 153 Kish, G. 158 Klatz, P. 159 Klein, K. 159 Klesh, J. 160 Klobusnik, K. 124 Klosz, P. 124 Klotz, R. 158 Kniess, L. 153 Knox, D. 157 Knurek, N. 124 Knust, K. 124 Kochmit, C. 51 Kochmit, J. 162 Kocton, T. 96 Kolach, G. 124 Kolengowski, J. 149 Kolton, T. 158 Koneval, J. 124 Kohn, L. 124 Konrad, F. Kopec, D. 124 Kormandy, K. 124 Komowski, J. 98,103,124,102 Koskey, C. 54,96,151 Kotris, K. 159 Kovach, Bruce 93,124 Kovach, L. Krane, W. 1S4 Krause, R. 54,65 Kren, R. 124 Krepop, J. 85,124 Krepp, J. Kreuger, K. 70 Krickman, D. 155 Krier, L. 124 Krieger, J. 158 Kriger, J. 96 Krisby, K. 85,124 Kroeger, P. 124 Kroo, A. 124 Kubichar, W. 156 Kugler, A. 39,76,124 Kuharik, M. 162 Kukolvic, J. 125 Kurtz, F. 149 Kyriakcas, A. 151 Kahn, K. 66 L LaForch P. 125 Lamaree, R. 125 Lampshire, S. 12S Lancaster, C. 125 Lander, L. 98,157 Langston, M. 159 Larkett, J. 160 Lashutka, K. 125 Lawrence, H. 125 Lee, K. Lehofer, V. 125 Lehuta, P. 155 Lennox, G. 160 Lcssick, D. 154 Lewallen, J. Libengood, S. 125 Licatc, J. 160 Lieb, D. 127 Liebenguth, B. 125 Lilly, L. 156 Lindeman, M. 1S3 Lindcnmaier, U. 41 Listiak, L. 125 Littell, D. 150 Logan, C. 158 Loggins, S. 157 Lombardi, M. 60,125 Long, B. 125 Long, C. 98,155 Long, D. 125 Long, T. 85 Lonjak, W. 85,93 Loser, N. 125 Losh, B. 39,54,77,78,123,125,159, 165 Lotz, J. 155 Lowe, M. 149 Lowe, R. 160 Lucaci, L. 50,51,125 Lucas, B. 96,161 Lucic, J. 158,96 Lusardo, D. 154 Lyczek, V. 161 Lyons, D. 149 Lytle, C. 152 LaForsh, P. M Macechko, N. 160 Maenza, N. Maier, A. 153 Maier, L. 62,63,125 Majoros, E. 68,126 Majusick, C. 38,39,41,126 Mako, I.. 126 Mallama, M. 154 Malloy, J. 162 Malloy, J. 8S Maloli, J. 85 Maluk, I. 41,54,97,126,71 Marchaino, J. 159 Marciniak, J. 159 Marciniak, N. 126 Marconi, P. 44,67,154 Marlowe, A. 156 Marlowe, P. 63 Marnecheck, T. Marth, P. 126 Martin, J. 156 Martin, L. 153 Maskoly, D. 127 Massey, L. 154 Masso, D. 39,51,126 Majstorovic, M. 126 Matisko, J. 96,97,126 Matus, M. 126 Matyas, J. 39,95,96,97,126 Mayer, M. 126,157 Mayher, D. 126 Mayle, C. 70 Mazurek, M. 159 McCafferty, J. 149,158 McCarthy, T. McCready, T. 47 McDaniel, G. 113 McDermott, R. 126 McEntee, K. 156 McCann, R. 85,89,126 McGinnis, D. 56,126 McGinnis, L. 126 McGonigal, J. 159 McGucken, J. 126 189 Mclnnes, L. 126 McIntyre, B. 149 Me May, S. 155 McKissock, B. 126 McLaughlin, J. 158 McMahon, P. 153 McMillan, M. 154 McQuirc, P. 159 Me Ready, T. 162 Meamey, J. Medvec, M. 159 Meister, T. 157 Melcher, R. Me Dinger, G. 127 Merek, R. 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