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

Text from Pages 1 - 242 of the 1969 volume:

7 SCHOOL-LIFE 7 8 SPORTS uesterdays are ■ we “builtl. ” ' Z — — — 7 H — Longfellow— aculty seniors ADVERTISINC 4 -t . Kathy Kahn sells Creg Panic a book from the paper-back Bookshoppes. Students assist in running many activities around the school. Many of these deal with teacher supervision such as, the school newspaper, the Honor Study Halls, the bookeshoppes and the library. JMH students are permitted to go to the library for the purpose of research during their free periods. Library aides assist the Librarians with die task of helping the students, while the book-shoppe attendant makes available study aides. The INTERPRETER gives valuable experience about writing for many interested students. The time devoted to helping the school life of Marshall is never believed to have been wasted. Capable students always find time to devote to management of school affairs. Bernard Rauh, editor of the TKRP proofreads the paper with a member of the staff. Extra studying may be done in the library to help maintain grades. Students give up their time to write out cut- Honor Study Hall checker Mary Marek marks down at- slips in the Honor Study Hall Office. tendance in the Study Hall. I JMH functions as a part of the community. In the Memorial Day Assembly special awards are given to Marshall students in memory of former students and the community. Also the students, along with members of the community, performed The Sound of Music to raise money for charity. The students of Marshall find many meaningful ways of contributing to community life, either through the school or by volunteering in services performed by the community. Members of the stagecraft crew prepare for The Sound of Music. The gymnasium is decorated for the school dance by seniors Elaine Sanchez Former Track Princess Bonnie Chapman crowns Kathy Csismatia and Toni Nicastro. the new Track Queen at the Spring Formal. Carol Koskey, student council Senior Dyan Bilkanich and her escort find time to daydream in the midst Vice President, places red roses of the student council formal, in the showcase during the Memorial Day Assembly. In The Sound of Music the Von Trapp family starts their long journey toward the Swiss border and their freedom. II Films arc run by projection club members. Service for Both Valuable knowledge is obtained by members of the photography Sarah Trautman campaigns for Student club. Council. Key Club members check in clothing Student conducts class for FTA day. at social functions. Students and Faculty Lea Stenko intensely prepares goods for the Bake Shop. The Color Guard enthusiastically performs for the first football game of the season. Pat Stewart and Pam Stassfurth return from taking Study Hall attendance. School Service Radio Room aides operate the P.A. system. M The Choir performs at the Commencement. Lauds Applause The Book Shop performs a service for students. Debbie Walters and Rich Taylor rehearse lor the Choir. 15 The Marching Band adds enthusiasm and color to football games. Orchestral members give school time for practice. Time-and-a-Half Band members diligently practice for public performances. Stage Band members perform at the Student Council formal. Given by Students Seniors celebrate at the traditional Informal. The first football game and the first public performance of the band this season are televised. 17 Chuck Schuller sprints to tackle West High man. Football Combines Ability with Teamwork Coach Quayle discusses plays with quarterback Tom Misch and tackle Jerry Young. Manager Manfred Albers talks with referee. 18 VARSITY SQUAD: FIRST ROW: Mngr. T. Stoico, C. Henton, J. Young, T. Long, J. Malloy, C. Schuller (Co-Capt.), T. Misch (Co-Capt.), E. Biery, J. Zayac, T. Mills, B. Lonjak, Mngr. M. Albers. SECOND ROW: Mngr. J. Jones, C. Mulbach, M. Hanrahan, C. Schuster, O. Manis, T. Marth, S. Kolach, D. Kezer, R. Cowie, C. Kra-lik, Mngr. D. Diamond. THIRD ROW: Mngr. P. Gruber, Hd. Mngr. R. Tomazic, M. McCreary, J. Grahm, P. Vasilakos, D. Holloway, D. Coy, J. Wagner, R. Spitzer, R. Westfall, Head Coach B. Quayle, Line Coach T. Scahel. FOURTH ROW: K. Kruger, J. Ruttledge, M. Miller, G. Schuller, B. Cerlach, J. Bartel, B. Wilhelm, T. Bartos, R. Credon, Backfield Coach D. Burke. End, Jack Malloy, keeps in step with Ed opponent. A Wrestler Is Many in Mind, but One in Body Former grappler, Bill Roby, demonstrates 120 pound match. figure-four hold during Dale Buttolph and a former wrestler stand in the sidelines watching a grappler step into action. West Tech grappler puts down a Marshall inatman. Displaying the correct procedure for high jumping is senior Dave Shupe. Senior Bob Podracky prepares for a cross country meet. 1968 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: FIRST ROW: R. Terzlaff, M. Dittman, L. Hufstetlar, R. Butler, F. Osicka, B. Podracky, J. Cuiser, K. Will, C. Roy, J. Work. SECOND ROW: B. Losh (Mngr.), B. Rcnnar, K. Condosch, D. Wiley, D. Meyers, B. Hudson, K. Kichinka, J. Vocac, D. Maloney, T. Bocannelli, S. Boland, Coach R. Rams-eycr. THIRD ROW: R. Groseclosc, B. Kinnear, D. Zatroch, J. Varga, J. Yachanin, N. Bockmiller, M. Grimaldi, L. Polocsay, B. Kovach, G. Butler. 22 Cindcrmcn relieve their muscles over a posturpcdic and take in rays after a heavy workout. Cindermen Abilities Include Speed and Endurance Mike Dittman, Bob Podracky and Cary Roy work running distance. Basketball is the only original American sport that has a definite inventor. Dr. James Maismith originated the game with the intentions for it to be played indoors with a limited number of players. The game was designed to fill the gap between the football season and the baseball season. The game was played first with bottomless peach baskets in 1891. It has grown to be a competitive sport at many levels including high school. Horace Johnson leaps to keep the ball from getting to his opponent. Greg Misch attempts pointage but is stopped by the defense. Basketball Fills the Gap Between Seasons 24 Golf, Tennis, Bowling Doug Wcrb corrects Rich Creation's position for holding an iron. Captain, Rich Pried, shows a good bowling release. Jeff Strooincr prepares to return the ball at practice. A true test of physical fitness are the strenuous Navy Tests. Physical Education Carol Koskey, Norma Sauer, and Besty Haller demonstrate the quality of teamwork in basketball. Aparatus, track and volleyball are among the many sports in which our students participate in. Not only do they learn the fundamentals of these sports but also cooperation and teamwork. Driving hard for the finish line are Besty Haller, Debbie Hall, Joann Kelly, and Brenda Szymciak. Jumping rope develops coordination and endurance. Norma Sauer executes a straddle vault over the horse in feet form. Develops Stamina Boys learn the fundamentals of teamwork while engaging in a game of volleyball. 27 Mary Fleming cheers Marshall at the St. Ed's Gym leader initiation is one of the activities a leader must go game. through. ROW ONE, C. Morris, N. Sauer, C. Koskey, L. Toyota, B. Haller, ROW TWO, M. Fleming, M. Muhlan, S. Wasilko, j. Fassbender, T. Koltan, C. Mihu, J. Krieger, J. Emerick, P. Nassano, ROW THREE, L. Bohay, D. Saylor, S. Werb, J. Lucic, B. Lucas, K. Armanant, M. Manta, P. Stassford, L. Sauer, ROW FOUR, P. Cernan, S. Nicola, P. Holloway, B, Reece, J. Brescan, N. Lonjak, J. Koltan, ROW FIVE, J. Lovas, D. Thapy, Y. Hopkins, L. Haller, B. Marzal, P. Butler, J. Werner, J. Voelgcr. These Rhythmettes show how happy they are at halftime as Marshall was tied against St. Edwards. Senior Gym Leaders seated are FRONT ROW, B Haller, C. Morris. ROW TWO, L. Toyota, N. Sauer, C. Koskey. Rhythmettes, Cheerleaders and Gym Leaders are the groups that lead the school spirit at John Marshall. School spirit means a lot to our fighting Lawyers . The Cheerleaders cheer for our Lawyers and the Rhythmettes march at halftime. Dcbi Nagy entertains the onlookers as the Rhythmettes do their interpretation of Dakota. 29 30 Mr. Burke Assistant Principal Mr. Lidrbach Assistant Principal Miss Kosman Dean of Girls Your class is one of the smallest graduating classes in recent Marshall history, but you have contributed to the school's excellent rating at least equally on a per pupil basis . We are proud of you and look forward to the day when your accomplishments in the world at large will inspire future Marshall students to go and do likewise. You will be missed, but be assured you leave behind many fine examples for others to imitate. 31 Miss Alexander Mr. Bahen Miss Baran Mrs. Barkdull Mr. Barsan Miss Bauer Miss Beebe Mr. Billey Mr. Blackman Mrs. Bockwich Mrs. Brown Mr. Burke Mr. Busha Mr. Caliguire Mrs. Campbell Mr. Coleman Mr. Cozzone Mr. Czar Mr. Da mm Mr. Dare Modeling For Language Office 32 MS Wood Shop 33 Mr. Estesen Mr. Hohertz Miss Hoi ling Miss Hoover Mr. Jacobson Mr. Jecmen Mrs. Lammers Mrs. Laux Miss Leach Mr. Leahy Mrs. Leonard Mr. Gibbons Custodians Mr. Tousel, Mr. Hynst and Mr. Morgan. Not shown are Mr. Fleischer, Mr. Dzuro and Mr. Lauster. Library Aides Miss Beyerle Mrs. Graham Mrs. Grubbs Mrs. Tuckley Co-operative Education 34 Mr. Evans Miss Faulkner Mrs. Fiebig Miss Fosdick Mrs. Genslcr Mrs. Hall Mrs. Mann Mr. Hcfferman Mrs. Higgins Miss Himiak Miss Jensen Mr. johanni Mr. Jones Mr. Joniak Mr. Kubach Mr. Locke Miss Lotz Miss Lucas Mr. Mancuso Mrs. Mantenieks Driver Education Mr. Marx Mr. Mayo Mr. Mears Mr. Michnyak Mr. Molinari Mr. Montain Miss Moss Mr. Moxley Mr. Nielson Mr. Oleski Mrs. Olmsted Mr. Oswald Mr. Peduzzi Mr. Pfingsten Mr. Politzer Mrs. Polomsky Mr. Powers Mr. Quayle Mr. Raish Mr. Ramseyer 36 Teacher Assistants Mrs. Mancuso Mrs. Mone Mrs. Mosshart Mrs. Re idler Mrs. Voytko Office Staff Mrs. Berner Mrs. Lowes Mrs. Milota Mrs. Schmidt Mrs. Volin Mrs. Zwires 37 Cafeteria Staff Miss Roiner Mrs. Salzcr Miss Samo Mr. Scahel Mrs. Schecicr Mr. Schlueter Mr. Schmidt Mr. Schreiber Miss Schulte 38 Miss Sedio Miss Searcy Mr. Seidel Miss Sheridan Mrs. Solymosi Mrs. Sones Mrs. Spisak Mr. Stahl Science 39 Miss Barrett Nurse National Honor Society Tea Miss Winovich Mr. Wotowiec Miss Stanton Miss Stroemplc Mrs. Suljagic Mr. Thrall Miss Thurner Mrs. Utley Mr. Van Allen Mr. Vinyard Mr. VVeatherholt Mr. VVeese Mr. Wright Mr. Wells Mrs. Whitaker Social Studies 40 Mrs. Bockwich Mrs. Hall Miss Jensen Mr. Billcy Mr. Gibbons Mr. Mcars Miss Luckay Mr. Hamed Mr. Newbauer Mr. Wiles Mr. Yout? Senior Advisor and Student Council Advisor. Mrs. Eterovich Mr. Schmidt Senior Homeroom Teachers Miss Maher Counselors College and Guidance A. Mr. Cihlar giving advice to the graduates at their commencement at Lakewood Civic Auditorium. B. 12A class Vice President Nikki Sanders and her runner-up Sharon Bunsey, hard at work preparing the 12A activities. Navy blue and lime green and the chrysanthemum, were chosen by the Senior Class as their class colors and flower. 42 Barbara Aber Leslie Ahonen Cynthia Anderson Sandra Bees Diane Behrendt Charles Berry Edward Biery Diane Bilkanich Sandra Blodgett Sharon Bunsey David Butera Dale Buttolph Jean Carroll Peggy Carson Chris Cheetham Raymond Cifani Sandra Conant Connie Cooper Len Conley Jeff Crane Stephen Crane Ruth Davies Teddy Davis Dale Dawley Andra Deutsch Paul DiCarro Shawn Dixon Jim Doukas Linda Fagain Loretta Farkas Douglas Bauman 43 George Faulkner Douglas Feikle Jim Ferrell Deborah Flachbart Kevin Fleming Paul Fleming Janis Florian A.mctta Fox Michelle Garzone David George Martha Gist Sheryl Gullatt Ken Haber Debra Hall Betsy Haller David Hammel 44 Linda Hansak Thomas Hamden Connie Harrison A. Utc Lindenmaicr also helps in the attendance Office, as well as doing her class-work. B Debby Heidenreich and John Karoly as they appeared on the night of January 21 , 1969. C. Debbie Hall, Irene Schilling, and Frank Toth being advised by Mr. Youtz on how to prepare for college. B. 45 46 Mike Healan Debby Heidenreich Melissa Hcintz Dennis Hcrris Dave Hicks Nylc Hillson Dennis Hoffman Mary Lou Hutson Rosann Jack Rudy Jaros Lenorc Kalcsnik Art Karls John Karoly Joseph Kasick Joanne Kelly Kathy Kingdom Joseph Kolengowski Carol Koskey Alexandria Kyrickeas David Leib Ute Lindenmaier David Littel Dennis Lyons Cheryl Lytle Donald Mahoney Raymond Marek Jerry McCafferty William McIntyre Mike Milan Dennis Moehring Michael Morrell Claudette Morris William Murphy Don Musiak Cary Musto 47 Cary Newbacher Antoinette Nicastro Carol Nichols Cindy Niggle Connie Ohman Barbara Oster John Pajos Mary Payne Christina Pfistcr Wayne Pokrandt Carol Quinby Bernard Rauh Edward Ron ay William Rennar Robin Roberts Kenneth Rusiska Glenn Saccone James Sad Ion Elaine Sanchez Nikki Sanders 48 A. A Miss Luckay measuring a Senior for his cap and gown. B. Chuck Berry , 1 2A Class President runner-up, and Don Spitzer, 12A Class President, hard at work checking off yearbook orders. C. Nikki Sanders works at many John Marshall dances by serving refreshments. 4? A. Graduation brings smiles, but most often it brings tears. 50 Norma Sauer David Scheef Irene Schilling William Schultz Gilbert Schueszler Charles Schuller A. On the night of January 21, 1969, the Senior girls anxiously awaited the moment when they would be ushered onto the stage and handed their diplomas. B. Mary Payne, Norma Sauer, Joan Wendzicki, and Cheryl Lytle serving at a United Appeal bake sale. June Siebert Robert Simek Patricia Smith Robert Sockey B. 51 Phillip Speigel Diane Spiro Donald Spitzer Linda Stone Cynthia Stophel Deborah Straubough John Sudar Brenda Szymciak Richard Taylor Ethel Thomas Russell Tingler Frank Toth Linda Toyota Phyllis Trier Jim Turczyk Peggy Twitchell Eva Valez James Varga Dennis Vasko Barbara Vetesy 52 A. A. The 12 A Class Treasury is taken care of very efficiently by Rich Taylor and his runner-up John Karoly. g B. Becky Skalsky and John McCaffcrty helped to make the senior play one of the most successful events of the senior year. C. Cindy Niggle and Debby Heiden-reich glance at the books in Ye Olde Bookc Shoppe. 53 Ballary Walker Deborah Walter Joan Wendzicki Linda Wiles Brenda Williams Cynthia Williams Rodney Williams Terence Wolff Kurt Wurz Yeannc Yeigh Donald Zatroch Anthony Curiale Cabriel Huzan George Huzan Joe Scina 54 Sharon Bunsey Editor-in-Chief The work on the January 1969 VANGUARD started almost a year ago. This year of almost constant work, with its unforeseen problems, was filled with deadlines to be met and copy to be written. The VANGUARD staff proved to be superior in all the matters of producing this yearbook. At this time I would like to give my thanks to the staff and Miss Luckay, the yearbook advisor, who helped me make this year book possible. Also, my congratulations to the graduating January 1969 class. Co Xtru d Vanguard Staff Miss Luckay: Advisor Laura Belgrave Janet Brescan Linda Bunsey Cindy Niggle Penny Holloway Kathy Kingdom Irene Schilling Sarah Troutman Jim Smekal Sports Debbie Hall Seniors Loretta Farkas Activities 55 BARBARA ABER--FTA, teachers aid. LESLIE AHONEN--Cafc. aid, atten. off. aid, bowling, teachers aid. CINDI ANDERSON--Off. aid , atten. off. aid, cafe aid, blind tutor. DAVID ANTHONY--track, HSH chair., Intra., cafe, aid. DOUGLAS BAUMAN--Dir. and treas. of Chess club, cafe, aid, coin club, SC rep., track. SANDRA BEES--teachers aid, cafe, aid, pres, pep club, Jr. Sr. Y-Teens, Choir, Girls Track. DIANE BEHRENDT--Big sister, teachers aid. CHARLES BERRY--Sr. room staff, Track, Sr. rec., class pres., Biology club pres. EDWARD BIERY--JV and Var. Football, HSH chair. DYAN BILKANICH--Bowling, Intra., After-Prom comm. SANDRA BLODGETT--Cafe, aid, Human Rel. Club. SHARON BUNSEY--Sec. of NHS, Math Honorary, Vanguard Editor, Sr. Y-Teens, Rhythmettcs, Waitress Club Pres., 11B class Treas., SC. DAVID BUTERA--Tcrp Bus. Mngr.,Quill and Scroll, FTA. DALE BUTTOLPH--NHS, Var. Wrestling, 10B-A class off., SC, All-City Orch., HSH Chair., Sr. Hi-Y. JEAN CARROLL--teachers aid, Biology club, Bookshop, GGC. MARGARET CARSON--Intra., Human Rel. Club. WILLIAM CHARLES--teachers aid. RAY CIFANI--Var. track, HSH Chair. SANDRA CONANT--FNA, Nurses aid, cafe, aid, off. aid, GGC, Choir, Prom Comm. LEONARD CONLEY --teachers aid, Biology club. CONSTANCE COOPER--All-City, concert, marching, band, NHS, FNHS, teachers aid, Sr. rep. CEOFFERY CRANE--Symphony Orch., A11-City Orch., Hi-Y, SC. STEPHEN CRANE--JV Football, Chem lab aid, All-City Orch. RUTH DAVIS—HSH Checker, teachers aid. SC, Biology club, Prom comm. TEDDY DAVIES—Choir, teachers aid. DALE DAWLFY--Photo club, Decathlon team. ANDRA DEUTSCH--NHS, FNHS, CLC, teachers aid, off. aid. SHAWN DIXON--JV Football, Wrestling, Var. Wrestling, HSH Chair. JAMES DOUKAS--SC, HSH Chair. DENNIS DUGAN--Choir, stage light., Sr. play, SC. LINDA FAGAIN--Tutor, off. aid, washroom guard, waitress club, HSH checker. LORETTA FARKAS--NHS, FNHS, Vanguard staff, Math Honorary, teachers aid. DOUGLAS FEIKLE--JV Wrestling, teachers aid, HSH chair., hall guard. MARK FINKLE--JV Football, Var. Football mngr. DEBORAH FIACHBART--teachers aid, bookshop, After-Prom, Flower, Motto comm., Bowling. KEVIN FLF.MING--cafc. aid, teachers aid. JANIS FLORIAN--Tcrp staff, Color guard, cafe, aid, FTA, Bookshop. ANNETTA FOX--FTA. Human Rel. club, Cadet band, Big sister, Intra. DAVID GABLE--Choir, teachers aid, Sr. Rep. MICHELLE CARZONE—FNHS, Cirls Scl. Choir, Choir. DAVID GEORGE--Var. and JV Football, HSH Chair., teachers aid. SC, Hi-Y. MARTHA CIST--Off. aid. Big sister. HSH checker. Intra. SHARON GUI I AT--Cafe. aid. teachers aid, Waitress club, Y-Teens. KENNETH HABER - -Marching, Stage Band. JV Football, Track, SC, teachers aid, Key Club sec., After-Prom comm. DEBBIE HALL--teachers aid, Vanguard Staff, Y-Teens, SC. BETTINA HALI ER--GLC, Pep club, Pres, of Y-Leaders, Intra., teachers aid, Daisey-Mae Basketball, Biology club, tutor. DAVID HAMM EL—Chess club, lab aid, Sci. fair. LYNDA HANCSAK--Nurses aid. TOM HARNDEN--Sr. play, light crew. CONNIE HARRISON—teachers aid, Waitress club. DEBORAH HEIDENREICH—Art guild, Choir, Library aid, Sr. room aid, SC, Stage design, girls select choir. MELISSA HEINTZ--Marching, Symphony, Concert band, Y-Teens, Prom comm., Waitress club, teachers aid, SC. DENNIS HARRIS--All-City, Stage, Marching, Concert Band, All-State Orch., All Amer. McDonalds Band, Choir, Marshmellos. DAVID HICKS--JV Wrestling, Glee Club, HSH Chair., Hi-Y. NYLE HILLSON--NHS, Choir, Marshmellos, radio room oper., teachers aid, IntTa. MARY LOU HUTSON--Waitress club, Atten. aid, teachers aid, Jr. Y-Teens, FTA. ROSANN JACK—Cadet band, FTA, Human rel., teachers aid, HSH checker. LENORE KALESNIK--Bowling, Cafe. aid. JOHN KAROLY--JV Basketball, Football, Intra, SC, 12B class treas., Sr. rep., Hi-Y. JOSEPH KASICK--Cadet band, Wrestling. JOANNE KELLY--JV Cheerleader, teachers aid, cafe, aid, Intra. KATHLEEN KINGDOM--Choir, teachers aid, Sr. room aid, Bookshop, Sr. rep., girls scl. choir, big sister, After-Prom Comm. PAULA KNECHT—Off. aid. CAROL KOSKEY--All-city, JMH choir, CLC, SC, VP, Intra., Sr. room aid, GGC, big sister. ALEXANDRA KYRIAKEAS--SC, Atten. aid, teachers aid, drama,cafe, aid, Jr. Y-Teens, Intra. DAVID LEIB--1967 Outstanding Litho. Award. UTF. I.INDENMAIER--All-City, JMH choir, atten. off., Marshmellos, GNHS, teachers aid, VP of NHS. DAVID LITTELL--Marching, symphony, all-Ohio boys band, Northeastern Ohio Reg. Orch. CHERYL LYTLE--teachers aid, biology club, Intra., art guild, GGC, Pep club. DONALD MAHONY--Var. Tennis, Math Honorary, Biology club. DENNIS MOEHRING--Track. CLAUDETTE MORRIS--Marching, concert band, Symphony orch., teachers aid, GLC, Daisey Mae basketball, cafe, aid, Co-ed Volleyball. MICHAEL MORRELL--chem., physics, biology aid, amateur radio club, SC. WILLIAM MURPHY - -Wrestling, track, Tcrp staff, HSH, FPC, SC, movie aid. GARY MUSTO--Marching band, Orch., Math Honorary, SC, teachers aid. CARY NEWBACHER--JV Football, IntTa., SNHS, track. JEFFERY NEWMAN--Radio operator. ANTOINETTE NICASTRO--Choir, biology club, art guild. SC, GGC. CAROL NICHOLS--SC. CINDY NICCI.E--Choir, Vanguard Staff, Art guild, Y-Teens, off. aid, teachers aid, Human rel. club. Prom comm. CONSTANCE OHMAN--teachers aid, CCC, Vol. BARBARA OSTER--All-city, marching band, Daisey Mae Basketball, Intra., Sr. room aid, Sr. rec., 56 Orch., 11A class treas. JOHN PAJKOS--JV Football. MARY PAYNE—atten. off., teachers aid. CHRISTINA PFISTER --All -city orch., SC see., Intra., NHS, GNHS, teachers aid. FTA, Waitress club. WAYNE POKRANDT--SC Pres., class pres. 11B, Sr. Room aid, biology club, class pres. 1 2B. CAROL QUINBY--Marching, concert, cadet, all-cityband, orch., solo and ensemble contest, teachers aid, PTA fashion show. BERNARD PAUH--Terp Editor, biology club. MARY REED--teachers aid. WILLIAM RENNAR--Cross country, JV, Var. Track, Proj., HSH chair. ROBIN ROBERTS--teachers aid, cafe. aid. KEN RUSISKA--Ha!l guard. CLENN SACCONE--JV Basketball, HSH, golf. ELAINE SANCHEZ --12A Sec., teachers aid, 12B VP, PA announcer, NTS, Choir CGC. NIKKI SANDERS--12A VP, SC, SNHS, HA Sec., FNHS, teacher aid, Eng. off., cadet band. NORMA SAUER--FNHS, GLC, SC, Intra., Y-tecns, teachers aid, 1 IB sec., Pep club, treas., vol. IRENE SCHILLING--NHS, GNHS, Math Honorary, Choir, Eng. off., runnerup class sec. 12B-A, teachers aid, Van. staff. GILBERT SCHUESZLER--JV, Var. Football, Intra., cafe. aid. CHARLES SCHULLER--JV Football, Basketball, Var. Wrestling, Football, Hi-Y, SC, Treas., Math. Hon., NHS. JUNE SI EBERT--CGC, Daisey Mae basketball, Intra., Cafe, aid, Y-teen, teachers aid, biology club. PATRICIA SMITH--teachers aid, cafe, aid, FNHD, SC, Jr. Y-teen, orch., French tutor. PHILLIP SPEIGEL--Var. wrestling, visual aides, Hi-Y. DIANE SPIRO--teacher$ aid, hall guard, cafe, aid, movie ticket seller. DONALD SPITZER--12A class Pres., Math Hon., SC, biology club. LINDA STONE--teachers aid, nurses aid, math tutor, bowling hall guard. CYNTHIA STOPHEL--teachers aid, library vol. BRENDA SZYMCIAK--Library aid, Eng. off., teachers aid, SC. RICHARD TAYLOR--Marshmellos, choir, All-city choir, 12A class treas., all -Ohio orch., all-Ohio, marching, all-city band. ELLEN TERWOOD--off. aid, youth opport. capt., Jr. Y-teens. ETHEL THOMAS--teachers aid, waitress club, bookshop. FRANK TOTH--SC Pres., NHS, LNHS, JV Football, basketball, SC. LINDA TOYATO--SC, biology club, Y-teens, teachers aid, GLC , CGC. PHYLLIS TRIER--cafe aid, HSH checker, Prom comm., SC. PEGGY TWITCHELL--ski club, teacher aid, cafe aid, Sr. room aid. DAVID VANEK--terp staff, FNHS, Bookshop. JAMES VARGA--Orch., track, cross country. DENNIS VASKO--HSH chair. BARBARA VETESY--cafe aid, drama, Intra., teachers aid. BALLERY WALKER--HSH checker, off. aide, big sister, Intra. DEBORAH WALTER--choir, all city choir, SC, ensemble contest, marshmellos, teachers aid,GGC. JOAN WENDZICKI--cafe aid, biology club, teachers aid, hall guard. BRENDA WILLIAMS--big sister, biology club, Intra. CYNTHIA WILLIAMS--off. aid, cafe aid, lib. aid, HSH checker. RODNEY WILLIAMS—Hall guard. HSH chair.. Intra. LINDA WILLIS--teachers a.d, HSH checker. TERRENCE WOLFF--JV football and wrestling. KURT WURZ--choir, boys glee club. DON ZATROCH--cross country, project, club, track, cadet orch. boys glee club. KEY off.--office atten.--attendance HSH--Honor Study Hall NHS--National Honor Society FNA--Future Nurses of Amcr. SC--Student Council FNHS--French National Honor Society SNHS--Spanish National Honor Society GNHS--German National Honor Society I NHS--Latin National Honor Society CI.C—Girls Leaders Club GCC--Girls Glee Club Good Luck Seniors from The Key Club 57 PATRONS Leslie Ahonen Manfred Albers Horatie Alger Baby G Tiger Mr. G Mrs. Pierce Baily ’•Beany Mr. G Mrs. Bees Mr. G Mrs. Albert Behrendt Bertha Behrendt Diane Behrendt Laura Belgrave Mr. G Mrs. Ross Bennett Carol Bergmann Mr. Norman J. Betz Bonnie G Clyde Janet Brescan Sharon Bunsey Mr. G Mrs. T. J. Bunsey Eleanor Burns, 1968 Paul Butterfield Mr. G Mrs. Roy Buttolph Ruth Cakamp Peggy Caldwell Jean Carroll Charlie G Irene Chubby Cheeks Chucky Mr. G Mrs. J. Cody Connie Cooper Jack Couchey Sherry Csanyi Mr. G Mrs. E. Davies Dave G Cheryl Ruth Davies Teddy Davis Miss Dcubel Arlicn Echandia Loretta G Mike K. Barbara Filippi Debbie Flachbart Paul Fleming Floyds Barber Shop Annctta Fox Frank G Faye Freddie Judy Gallagher Cary G Lisa G.A.S. Bonnie Garrett Michelle Garzcne Jan Gillick Art G. G Margaret S. Rita Cecil Goodan Mr. G Mrs. Steve German Mr. G Mrs. Graham Greg G Sharon Sheryl Gullatt Mr. G Mrs. H. Hall Mrs. R. B. Hall Betina Haller David Hammel Hans Harasimchuk Dorothy Heidenreich Mr. G Mrs. E. W. Heintz Melissa Heintz The Hemith Sue Henning Mr. Florence Hennings Mr. Honertz Mr. G Mrs. Charles Holloway Mr. Oliver Hervath Marylou Hutson Ceorge Huzan Jan and Steve Janet Jensen Mr. Howard Jones Jennifer Jung Kathy G Junior Joanne Kelly Ken G Linda Sandi Kovarbasic Laura G Dave Laurie Dr. William L. Lawther Roberta Leach Ute Lindenmaier Dave Littell Little Lou Luke Lulu Cheryl Lytle Miss A. Maher Mr. G Mrs. Mall HOP-IN BEVERAGE 14024 Triskett Road Fine Beverages Imported and Domestic 12B CLASS Congratulations Jan Class of 69 from DICK WURZ JUNE 1941 TOM WURZ JUNE 1952 Where the Family Bowls rnpic i ““7 17606 Lorain Ave. Cleveland, Ohio OR 1-5212 44111 Bob Barthelman, Prop. 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Topeka, Kan. the Best of Luck Visalia, Colif. AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY § Best of Luck in the Future from The Student Council Student Council Executive Board Members Wayne Pokrandt Carol Koskey Chris Pfister Chuck Schuller Student Council Advisor Miss Luckay Dale Buttolph Judy Fassbender Janet Brescan Sue Henning VANGUARD INTRODUCTION FACULTY ACADEMICS ACTIVITIES PAGE I PAGE 17 PAGE 41 FRIENDSHIP 2 ATHLETICS SENIORS ADS PAGE 69 PAGE 91 PAGE 135 DOING THINGS TOGETHER WORKING TOGETHER HAVING FUN TOGETHER-SHARING TOGETHER STUDYING TOGETHER -LEAVING TOGETHER 3 helps to bring students together to become friends. In Student Council, classes, or sports, John Marshall students really get things done. The spirit and enthusiasm that Marshall students employ is why so many things get done. Whether the project is required or voluntary, it gets done. The friendships we have formed by doing things together at John Marshall are contributions to our characters and our lives. 4 Doing things together 5 Working together 6 brings a real sense of accomplishment to Marshall students. United Appeal, canned goods drives, working on the TERP, and playing on a team are just a few ways in which students work together. Our rewards are twofold; first is a sense of accomplishment, second is friendships. By uniting our efforts, we gain a chance to make new acquaintances and lasting friendships. 7 Having fun together is shakers at football games, cheering at basketball games, and all the other activities that make high school one of the most enjoyable times of our lives. We laugh and cheer, we talk and smile, and all the time we are making friends. Spirit is contagious; when it affects one in a crowd, soon all join in. It is this sense of unity, this sense of belonging that shows we are true friends, and having fun together is visible proof of our friendship. Sharing things together is the greatest way to get to know someone. Whether it is the quick hi!” to a friend passing in the crowded hallway, or the almost impossible task of fitting all the assorted trivia that locker partners have into a locker that always seems too small, we come into contact with many people we can call our friends. 11 Studying together provides an opportunity to gain new friends. Tutoring someone in the math office, helping someone in study hall, or getting together to prepare a group project forms the beginnings of new friendships or strengthens old ones. The conversation always seems to stray from the assignment, but we do get some studying done, and we have a great time while doing it. We may forget some of the knowledge we gained, but we won't forget the friends we made. 12 13 ■MU is the culmination of our high school life. Whether we enter col lege, join the service, or get a job, we are going out into the world to follow our separate paths. Never again will we be as close as on die day of graduation, but we will always remain friends, because our friendships are deep-rooted, cultivated by months of being together and sharing the up’s and down's that friendship brings. 14 Leaving together 15 FACULTY ACADEMICS E. Kosman Assistant Principal ). Burke Assistant Principal R. Lidrbach Assistant Principal Your class is graduating into a world torn apart with dissen sion and distrust. Law and order have no appeal to a sizeable minority of the youth in the land. Our flag has been subjected to insults here and abroad. Rarely has a senior class been faced with the responsibilities that now have become an intricate part of your life. Those of us who travelled the long trail have faith in your abilities and good sense and honestly believe that through your efforts and others like you, the future of our country will be redirected toward goals which will again bring us the respect of the rest of the world. What a thrill it could be twenty-five years hence for you to pick up this book and show your own graduating senior what the world was like in your day and what your generation did about it. 18 D. Burke J. Chippi J. Jacobson P. Joniak M. Dorazewski S. Engstrand H. Lammers K. Lewis N. Faulkner C. Locke J. Himiak J. Moxley T. Oleski D. Polomsky R- Ramseyer R. Rebeta S. Salzer J- Schecter D. Luckay Senior Advisor Student Council Advisor Yearbook Advisor M. Wells SENIOR A D VISORS The Administration and Senior Advisors help students adjust to high school life and see them through three years of school. Many of the senior activities are also under their supervision. They have seen us at our best and worst yet always seem to understand our problems. To them we owe a debt of gratitude for a job exceptionally well-done. 19 The band marches under the direction of Mr. Blackman. Darren Schwede is guided in his mechanical drawing Mr. Caliguire checks group progress in European by Mr. Bahen. History. 20 M. Alexander J. Bahen F. Baran W. Barsan M. Basile E. Bauer History Industrial Arts English Business Ed. English Science L. Beebe Phys. Ed. M. Berner Office Staff G. Billey Business Ed. O. Blackman Music D. Bockwich Home Ec. W. Brashwitz Phys. Ed. B. Brown English D. Burke Science A. Busha Science A. Caliguire History G. Campbell Guidance J. Celebrezze History J. Chippi J. Chrin R. Cozzone J. Czar D. Damm J. Dare History History English Math Science History 21 H. Desler S. Deubel Language History J. Dieterich R. Dill Industrial Arts Math M. Dorazewski S. Engstrand Industrial Arts Art L. Estesen Science A. Etcrovich Guidance G. Evans Business Ed. N. Faulkner Business Ed. C. Fiebig Business Ed. M. Fosdick English M. Gensler E. Gibbons R. Hall M. Hamed Home Ec. Science Business Ed. Guidance J. Heffeman Business Ed. E. Higgins Home Ec. J. Himiak English H. Hohertz Science 22 J. Jacobson D. Jecmcn The English department offers special conferences for students. Industrial Arts English Appetizing luncheons are enjoyed in the Marshall Tea Room. J. Jensen P. Johanni H. Jones English History English P. Joniak K. Kubach H. Lammers History Math English 23 F. Laux Math R. Leach History J. Leahy Science C. Leonard Cafeteria K. Lewis C. Locke Business Ed. Science J. Lott B. Lowes M. Lucas D. Mancuso I. Mancuso Science Office Staff English Teacher Ass't Business Ed. R. Mantenieks History Typing is one of the basic skills taught in Marshall's Business Education Department. Chemistry labs give students the opportunity to experience what they are taught during lectures. E. Mayo Industrial Arts R. Marx Industrial Arts 24 W. Mears Industrial Arts N. Michnyak Business Ed. V. Milota E. Molinari Office Staff Language Singing in French diversifies Mr. Molinari's French classes. I. Mone G. Montain S. Moss Teacher Ass't Math Math R. Mosshart J. Moxley J. Neubauer Teacher Ass't History Guidance R. Nielson English T. Oleski J- Olmsted Business Ed. English P. Oswald History J. Peduzzi Science R. Pfingsten Science 25 Correct technique on the parallel bars is demonstrated by Mr. Quayle. P. Politzer D. Polomsky B. Powers Language Business Ed. Science W. Quayle J. Raish R. Ramseyer Phys. Ed. Music Phys. Ed. R. Rebeta D. Reidler A. Rogalski T. Romer English Teacher Ass't Home Ec. Science S. Salzer T. Scahel Home Ec. Driver Ed. J. Schecter R. Schlueter E. Schmidt J. Schmidt J. Schmidt M. Schreiber Home Ec. Language Office Staff Music English English 26 M. Schulte B. Sedio J. Searcy C. Seidel T. Sheridan D. Solymosi History Math English Math English Language B. Sones English M. Spisak Business Ed. J. Stahl History C. Stanton Science M. Stroemple Phys. Ed. M. Suljagic History D. Thrall C. Thumer Industrial Arts Language A. Utley Home Ec. R. Van Allen Math R. Vinyard English S. Volin Office Staff Graphic representation helps to understand the problem. J. Wecse M. Wells L. Whitaker Math Science English E. Wiles D. Wilson Guidance English D. Winovich Phys. Ed. Preparation for lunch begins early in the Cafeteria. J. Wotowiec D. Wright Math Art D. Youtz C. Zirwes Guidance Office Staff Physical Education starts with good warm-ups. 28 When making lunch for so many, two hands Miss Barret is prepared to meet any emergencies, don't seem to be enough for Mrs. Leonard. Custodial assignments can be intriguing. Preparing the gym for dances is one of the many tasks a custodian faces. 29 ; Mrs. Grubbs aids ihe students' search for books. D. Beyerle Ass't Librarian M. Grubbs Miss Beyerle helps Kathy Schillky find re- Ass't Librarian search material. Mrs. Tuckley and Mrs. Graham catch up on all the paperwork involved in running the library. 30 HONOR SOCIETIES The Marshall student who wishes to achieve the honor of membership in language societies, and Math Honorary is one who works hard and long. Outside activities such as tutoring to aid those having difficulties are rendered by members of such societies. Library work is invaluable to these students. Marshall is indeed fortunate in both its Library staff and facilities. Math Honorary encourages and aids the struggling. An interest in the language draws Cerman AHS members together often for meetings. French NHS members Barb Lucas, Jo Ellen Lucic, and Mary Muhlhan put up the wonders of France. Judy Fassbcnder waits to receive her NHS pin from Connie Cooper. New members take the NHS pledge. NHS FIRST ROW: J. Brescan, D. Schwede, E. Zavada, P. Ceman, C. Norton, N. Sanders, M. Morrell, R. Davies, D. Hall, N. Sauer, P. Smith, J. Fassbender, C. Cooper, C. Mihu. SECOND ROW: K. Gould, T. Koltan. S. Trautman, J. Wendel, J. Lucic, C. Koskey, B. Passage, J. Pergalsky, C. Gutta, L. Belter, C. Sayles, K. Scheutzow, B. Heinz, K. Kruger, A. Zoldak, D. Wessel, N. Higgins, A. Dcutsch, M. Muhlhan, W. Ostrow. THIRD ROW: R. Taylor, M. Hamilton, C. Mayle, I. Zbin, D. Vassos, E. Kilbane, P. Cald well, T. Petras, F. Osicka, N. Sayler, P. Nassano, M. Patton, I. Schilling, D. Hammel, D. Buttolph, N Hillson, B. Lucas, J. Jung, U. Lindenmaier, D. Spitzer, J. Smekal. TOP ROW: J. Swinko, D. Warnke Losh, C. Ohman, B. Murphy, H. Schroeder, G. Saltsman, B. Podracky, D. Mayberry, J. F.merick, R. P raroia, S. Henning, C. Pfister, L. Farkas, A. Topeka, F. Toth, J. Stroomer, C. Schuller, S. Bunsey, K. Haber, G. Newbacher. NHS Induction into National Honor Society is a goal all Marshallites hope to achieve. It is based on Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. These qualifications are strict, and those who are admitted are truly the molders of tomorrow’s dreams. The Fall Induction was held December 12, 1968, and fifty-eight new members were admitted. Parents of the new members were present for the Induction and for the traditional tea held afterwards in the Girls’ New Gym. Chris Mayle greets her proud mother after the NHS induction. While serving at the tea, Miss Hirniak and Miss Deubel greet the new inductees. ■ � r A. • V t) BERT HARRIS MARSHALL'S WINNING IT'S ACADEMIC TEAM For the sixth year straight, John Marshall's It's Academic team, consisting of captain Connie Cooper, a January graduate, Robert Harris. 11B, and Gary Troiano, 10B, swept to victory last fall. They had an amazing 150 point margin over opponents Avon Lake and St. Joseph's High School. Much credit also goes to alternates Gary Saltsman, Dwight Spreng, and Ed Kilbane, who spent many long hours assisting in practice and preparation. The students earned for the school the 24 volume set of Collier's Encyclopedia. The show is sponsored by the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company and was seen on WEWS, channel 5, November 16, 1968. 34 A CA DEMIC PROGRAMS There are many students in Marshall who help, annually, to win honors for the school. Those who participate in It’s Academic and this year's National Merit Scholarship winner are capable of going on to even greater honors. The selection of what to do with their lives is left up to them. However, able guidance is provided to steer these, and many others on to profitable careers. Studying really pays off for National Merit Scholarship semi-finalist Kathleen Scheutzow. The College Room guides students to collegiate life. 35 PRECISION. CREATIVITY These character traits are learned at Marshall by students in all fields. A future as a scientist, fashion designer, or a skillfully trained craftsman will depend on these characteristics. Excellent programs in these crafts are offered at Marshall, and the use made of them suggests excellent workers and citizens for the future. The usefulness of the product is a goal in wood class. New ideas play an important part in art class. Gary Murray and Jim Keller work on a malfunctioning car. 36 A shop student demonstrates welding. Joe Swinko bends tubing over a bunsen burner. Leonard Cerveny and Ron Kasarda conduct a chemistry experiment. 37 Up to date lab equipment and skilled teachers turn out excellent typists. Time and skill go into the making of a cake. Consultations and friendly help will finish that dress. 38 Careful concentration will turn out perfect results. PRACTICE AND STAMINA are employed by students in home economics and business education daily. Cakes and dresses don't always turn out the first time, anymore than does a business letter. The Marshall student always strives however, for perfection. Excellent food, service, and conversation are found in Marshall's Tea Room. 39 ACTIVITIES The John Marshall Student Council swings into the holiday spirit. During the month of December, the students set the mood of Christmas throughout the halls. Each homeroom is given a door to decorate in the hope of winning a prize. Each year, Student Council decorates a beautiful tree with all the symbols of Christmas in the main foyer. The holiday spirit is also seen at Thanksgiving, when the student body contributes to Thanksgiving baskets for needy families in the area. 42 STUDENT COUNCIL PROJECTS The Student Council sponsored goal of $5.00 per homeroom for Thanksgiving baskets was reached by JMH students in one hundred homerooms. The goal was exceeded and the extra money was donated to the Christmas baskets. Staple foods such as potatoes, flour, sugar and canned goods were given in quantities large enough to last the families a month. More than two dozen families enjoyed a more plentiful meal because of this service. Thanksgiving baskets for needy familes line the walls of the gym. Students carry' boxes of food and sacks of potatoes to waiting cars. Colleen Gutta, Pam Stassfurth, Pat Nassano and Janet Pergalsky decorate the tree for Christmas. Paul Gruber and Jim Vokac decorate their homeroom's door for the contest. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council gives the students a chance to voice their opinions. They can use this privilege in selecting qualified students to run their student government. Students show their support by becoming Student Council Representatives. This semester, the students have selected Jerry Young as President, Mary Muhlhan as Vice President, Sharon Houghton as Secretary and John Zayac as Treasurer. Wayne Pokrandt and Dale Buttolph begin preparations for the It's Student Council Assembly. Student Council Executive Board members discuss plans for the coming semester. 45 Otis Manis sells a student loyalty items. Ron Kassarda puts up signs to inform students of the Tomanic Club Toy Drive. To keep her school clean, Donna Caldwell picks up papers in the hall. Rod Spitzer puts up letters in the cafeteria show cases to inform the students of the weeks activities. PROJECTS Each class is given a project in which the students work throughout the semester. The 10B class is in charge of picking up papers in the school yard and in the building. The 10A class puts up posters throughout the school to inform students of school functions coming up in the future. The 1 IB class puts up letters in the five wall cases in the cafeteria which tell of the school events happening that week. The 11A class sells loyalty items during the football season to help support the team. Selling books in the bookstore is the job of the 12B class. 47 The Color Guard, the Rhymettes, and the Marching Band line up for their half-time show. DANCE BAND. The Dance Band performs at the Winter Formal. Members of the Marching Band go into their dazzling half-time performance. 48 COLOR GUARD. Left to Right: R. Abem, M. Cubic, J. Kravec, J. Gillick, M. Patton, J. Florian. 49 The orchestra rehearses a selection. Members of the violin section wait their turn to practice. ORCHESTRA The John Marshall Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Raish, practices diligently for its many performances. During the year, the orchestra plays at National Honor Society inductions, PTA meetings and Commencement. Instrumental programs are given in the spring and fall. The orchestra is composed of students with an ear for music. The orchestra is just one of the many musical departments in which John Marshall students are involved . Conducting the orchestra is the job of Mr. Raish. Intense drill is necessary for perfection. 51 The John Marshall Choir fills the air with song at the Christmas Concert. MARSHMELLOWS FIRST ROW: T. Vanek, U. Lindenmaier, B. Heinz, T. Russo, F. Osicka, J. Martin, R. Taylor, M. Cubic, D. Marsh, W. Desamoni. SECOND ROW: J. D'Augustino, K. Kolodge, N. Hillson, B. Sales, D. Harris, D. Schwede, B. Shirk, M. McDermott, J. Tucker. THIRD ROW: D. Wetherill, J. Wendel, T. Misch, D. Walters, M. Dutton, J. Bill. 52 The Choir practices for the Christmas Concert under the di rection of Mrs. Hann. VOCALISTS Our vocal music departments consist of various divisions in which many of John Marshall's talented students participate. Our choir is noted throughout the city, and the Marshmellows have participated in many community affairs. We also have a Select Girls' Choir and both a Boys' and Girls' Glee Club. Our vocal department participates at the Christmas and Spring Concerts, Commencement and give many special performances throughout the year. SCHOOL DA NCES During the year, various school organizations sponsor dances to boost school spirit. The Kick-Off Dance, given by the Student Council, is held to start the football season. In October, the Cheerleaders sponsor the Homecoming Dance. The Winter Formal promotes the Christmas feeling. Also in the winter, the Rythemmettes hold their dance to continue school spirit through the basketball season. For a change from the routine, the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance in February, gives the girls a chance to ask their favorite guy to a dance. To end the school year, Student Council sponsors a formal in the spring. Students express their emotions in dance. Students show their school spirit at the Kick-Off Dance. The Winter Formal is considered the prettiest dance of the year. Wayne Pokrandt dances to the music of the Stage Band with his date. Penny Holloway and Dale Keter enjoy refreshments. 55 Gypsy, Alice Cunningham predicts the world's doom as the dancers dance to their death. John McCafferty, as Henry, comes home alter the atomic war. Henry Antrobus is welcomed home from the little fight. Mr. Antrobus shows his family his latest invention, the wheel. Backstage, David George arranges Janet Buchwald's love beads before their entrance. SENIOR PLAY The Pulitzer Prize winning play, The Skin of Our Teeth, by Thornton Wilder was presented in the Marshall Theatre by the drama department on November 22 and 23. The story is about the Antrobus family and how they managed to survive many calamities by the skin of their teeth. The play is divided into three acts: past, present, and future, prehistoric, present and post atomic war. Psychedelic scenes, mod costumes, slang and lighting make this one of the most elaborate school productions. 57 Tom Davis gets valuable training in sales through Distributive Education. Magazines provide important information for D.E. students. D.E. The Distributive Education Club of America is an organization whose program of leadership and development is designed specifically for students enrolled in Distributive Education. Distributive Education is a program of instruction which teaches marketing, merchandising and management. Each student is studying for a specific career objective in marketing and distribution. The purpose of this organization is to promote understanding and appreciation for the responsibilities of citizenship in our free, competitive enterprise system. 58 C. O. E. C.O.E. offers courses in typing and shorthand. C.O.E. which is Cooperative Office Education, provides on-the-job training program for students seeking a career in the world of business. Their motto is Learning Through Experience . Students are placed in a business situation whereby they apply for the jobs, are tested, interviewed and hired. C.O.E. gives you a chance to get out into the business world and experience things for yourself. D.E. students set up a display case. The adding machine is just one of the many machines girls learn to operate. 59 TOMAN IC CLUB • Perry Robinson, Patti Cernan, Donna Jotarr, Kathy Scheutzow, Linda Belter and Barb Taketa pack canned goods for one of the Tomanic Club's service projects. VISUAL Al DES. Mrs. Mone shows a member of Visual Aides how to put a projector together. KEY CLUB . Key Club members check coats at the Student Council Kick-Off Dance. Students use the library during their study hall periods for reading and research. STUDENT AIDES In John Marshall, students give up their free time to assist teachers. The willingness of the students to help teachers is always appreciated. During the day, students are seen helping the nurse in the Health Clinic, selling materials at the bookstore, selling paperback books in the bookshoppe, checking study halls and giving the morning announcements. By assisting teachers, students learn to give freely of themselves. Julia Miller assists the school nurse in bandaging the wist of Bonnie Cooney. Girls can be seen checking study halls during their free periods. BOOKSHOPPE . Kathy Kahn arranges books in the BOOKSTORE . A bookstore aide sells a student a combi- bookshoppe. nation lock. PA ANNOUNCERS. Kathy Voytko gives her morning announcements, while Donna Wessel and Scott Bessell wait their turn in line. FTA members discuss the saying of an apple for the teacher. ART Students display their talents in art. In John Marshall, students combine work and pleasure. In the Future Teachers of America Club, students learn the techniques and problems of teaching. One day during the semester is designated as FTA Day when the members of this club teach the class of a teacher in a subject they would like to major in. Students majoring in art join the Art Guild. Exhibits are held in which their works of art are displayed. The National Thespian Society contains those students with an ability to act. Plays are given each year by the Thespians. Chess Club members play before and after school, and during their lunch periods. Tournaments are held among schools each year. THESPIANS Members of the National Thespian Society perform in the senior pi ay, The Skin of Our Teeth. CHESS players study the board carefully for strategic moves. 65 INTERPRETER The John Marshall school newspaper, the Interpreter, has won many journalistic awards. The Terp staff can be seen working every day to better the paper. Much work constitutes the success of a school paper. Articles must be written, dummy’sheets must be made and proofreading the final draft must be done. After the Terp staff finishes all their work on one issue, they can sit back and enjoy their finished product. In the school paper, there are articles suited for every person's taste. News items, editorials, feature stories and reviews are just a few included. Bernard Rauh helps a staff member make corrections. Much work goes into making a successful paper. 66 The Terp staff is busily at work preparing the school newspaper. A Terp staff member gives a homeroom representative his papers. 67 ATHLETICS Co-captain Chuck Schuller charges across the goal line. Tom Long receives a pass for a first down. 70 FOOTBALL Marshall lost their first two games to St. Edwards and Berea by scores of 14--6 and 12--6, respectively. In the first West Senate game, they crushed Lincoln 20--6. The Lawyers rolled over the Green Wave of Holy Name 20--6. They charged on to defeat neighborhood rival. West Tech 34--6. Rhodes was rammed 30--8. The South Flyers shot Marshall down in a close game, 26--22. Big Red took it's revenge out on the West High Cowboys, 12--0. In the final game against this year's West Senate Champs, St. Ignatius; the Lawyers hopes were sunk in a muddy field, 32--0. An opponent receives a pass as Jack Malloy cuts in. Coach Quayle and Co-captain Tom Misch discuss game strategy. Bill Lonjak (61) pursues an opponent. Tommie Walker dribbles up the court. Tom Misch fires to a receiver. 72 FRONT ROW, Seniors, George Henton, Jerry Young, Tom Long, Jack Malloy, Chuck Schuller (Co-Capt.), Tom Misch (Co-Capt.), Ed Bicry, John Zayac, Tim Mills, Bill Lonjak, Manager Manfred Albers. SECOND ROW, Manager Tom Stoicoiu, Manager Jim Jones, Juniors, C. Muhlbach, M. Hanrahan, G Shuster, O. Manis, T. Marth, S. Kolach, D. Kezer, R. Cowic, K. Kralik, Manager Dave Diamond. THIRD ROW, Manager Paul Gruber, Head Manager Rocco Tomazic, M. McCrary, J. Graham, P. Vasilakos, D. Holloway, D. Coy, J. Wagner, R. Spitzer, R. Westphal, Head Coach Mr. B. Quayle, Line Coach Mr. T. Scahel. TOP ROW, K. Krueger, G. Rutledge, M. Miller, G. Schuller, B. Gerlach, J. Bartel, B. Wilhelm, T. Bartos, R. Creadon, Backfield Coach Mr. D. Burke. Mike McCrary shoots over a Rhodes player. Marshall and opponents struggle for a rebound. 73 Tom Misch dribbles around an Coach Thrall gives a game plan during a time out. opponent. Mike McCrary out-leaps his opponent for a jump ball. Mick Kuharik taps a rebound to team mate Horace Johnson. 74 KNEELING IN FRONT: Co-Capt. Horace Johnson, Coach Don Thrall, Co-Capt. Bill Lonjak. STANDING: Manager Bruce Love, Ron Cowie, Mike McCrary, Mick Kuharik, Tom Misch, Mike Slimbarski, Bob Wagner, Gary Lazaroff, George Schuller, Tommie Walker, Manager Manfred Albers. Mike McCrary struggles to retain possession of the ball. BASKETBALL JM 70 Max Hayes 58 80 Holy Name 46 64 Rhodes 68 90 South 80 70 Lincoln 71 75 West 62 56 Padua 57 75 Latin 74 67 West Tech 51 64 Max Hayes 85 64 St. Ignatius 57 72 Holy Name 50 46 South 64 45 Rhodes 49 65 Latin 52 78 Lincoln 73 82 West 60 JM finished their season in a tie for third place with Rhodes in the West Senate. Record: 11 - -6. 75 FRONT ROW, Rick Tetzlaff, Mike Dittman, Leonard Hufstetlar, Roger Butler, Fred Osicka, Bob Podracky, Jim Cuiscr, Kevin Will, Cary Roy, Jay Work. SECOND ROW, Manager Bob Losh, Bill Rennar, Klaus Gondosch, David Wiley, Duane Meyers, Bob Hudson, Kevin Kichinka, Jim Vokac, Dan Maloney, Terry Bocanelli, Steve Boland, Coach R. Ramseyer. THIRD ROW, Ray Groseclose, Bob Kinnear, Don Zatroch, Jim Varga, John Yachanin, Neal Bockmiller, Mark Grimaldi, Lcs Polocsay, Bob Kovach, Greg Butler. Larry Cimo winds up to release the discus. Coach Ramseyer and Mgr. Bob Lash wait at the finish line. r . ii 1 CROSS COUNTRY The 1968 John Marshall Cross-Country team finished its season with an 8 and 2 record. They lost only to St. Ignatius and Rocky River by close scores. They rolled over Lincoln, West, East Tech, and Fairview with little trouble. The close contests included West . Tech, Parma, Rhodes, and Midpark. The team had no returning letter-men. Hopes are high for the '69 C.C. team, as most of the boys are returning. The Outstanding Runner Award was presented to Senior Captain Bob Podracky. Jim Guiser, Capt. Bob Podracky, and Roger Butler lead in cross-country competition. 77 SEATED: Ray Petz, Ray Buddie, John Zayac, Shawn Dixon, Bill Berry, Gary Hosta, Steve Kolach, John Ittu, Steve Boland, Mike Saunders. STANDING: Coach E. Gibbons, Gary McGinty. Steve Kolach goes for a pin against his opponent from West. 78 iiir Gary Hosta attempts to defeat his opponent in the 138 lb. Wrestlers often get tied up in their work, weight class. Winning by a pin over his opponent is Steve Boland. WRESTLING The John Marshall Wrestling team had an undefeated season until they met South in the last match. The final score was tied 19--19. The season record for the team was 9--0--1. The team was West Senate and Sectional Champs. Each wrestler's record was: Gary McGinty . . . 6--3 Mike Saunders . . 3--3 Steve Boland . . . . 6--3--1 Dale Buttolph . . . .7--1--1 Steve Kolach. . . .6--3--1 Gary Hosta .... 9--1 Bill Berry.....1--1 Tim McNamara. . 3--4--1 Shawn Dixon . . . .8--1 John Zayac .... 6--2 Ray Buddie . . . . 9--1 Ray Petz.......6--2 Bill Murphy .... 1 --1 Coach Burke instructs Chris Paglia on proper golf techniques. MINOR SPORTS Golf, tennis, and bowling require continuous practice and concentration. All three are team sports but individuals must work alone on fundamentals to improve their performances. The golf team, coached by Mr. Don Burke and Miss Sunny Moss, practices daily after school from April to June. The Tennis team, coached by Mr. Paul Johanni, placed third in the 1968 district match. Their season record was 12--5. Bowling team members meet with Mr. Paul Oswald at Erieview Lanes every Saturday morning from September to March. The Decathlon team travels to South High each spring with Mr. Bill Quayle to compete in the ten tests of physical ability. The tennis serve must be executed with precision and accuracy. Ray Buddie practices Skinning the Cat for decathlon competition. Helmut Schroeder leaves JM for the ski bus. Jim Hopkins hopes for a strike during his match. 1969 Tennis Team, FRONT ROW: Jeff Wolf, Jeff Burbridge, Tim Petras, Bruce Turan, George Henton, Bill Lon-jak, George Radulesk, Chuck Muhlbach, Bob DuHadway, Gus Hauff. BACK ROW: Ken Schnabel, Chuck Sayles, Allen Dunn, Bob Collett, Jeff Stroomer, Mike Mladenov, Victor Diamond, Kevin Collander, Mike LeBlanc, Dan Graham, Ted Kustuk, Coach P. Johanni. 81 82 Rope climbing builds arm strength. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical Education classes are an important part of the senior’s life. During this year, emphasis is placed on lifetime sports activities and a continuation of total fitness from the sophomore and junior years. Senior boys anxiously look forward to both the game activities and the tests of physical strength. The curriculum includes activities such as badminton, indoor and outdoor track, speedball, volleyball, touch football, wrestling, tumbling, and apparatus work. Conditioning and fitness tests include jump rope, 600-yard run, navy tests, rope jumping and calisthenics to music. These various activities not only build strength and co-ordinat.on, but they also teach teamwork, honesty, and sportsmanship. Conditioning on the underground track develops endurance. 83 FRONT ROW: M. Fleming, M. Muhlhan, S. Wasylko, J. Fassbcnder, T. Koltan, C. Mihu, J. Krieger, J. Emerick, P. Nassano. ROW 2: L. Boh ay, D. Saylor, S. Werb, J. Lucic, B. Lucas, K. Armenat, M. Vanta, P. Stassfurth, D. Mayberry. ROW 3: P. Ceman, S. Nicola, P. Holloway, B. Reece, J. Brescan. ROW 4: J. Lovas, D. Thapy, Y. Hopkins, L. Haller, B. Marszal, P. Butler, J. Werner, J. Voelger, N. Lonjak, L. Sauer, J. Koltan. In class, girls try to develop rhythm and coordination by jumping rope. LEADERS The members of the GLC try to develop their own skills as well as characters while helping others. They assist in class activities such as jump rope and soccer. 84 Betsy Haller helps Karin Armenat become a Gym Leader. FRONT ROW: D. Saylor, T. Koltan, C. Mihu, S. Werb, M. Muhlhan, M. Vanta, J. Fassbender. ROW 2: P. Nassano, J. Lucic, B. Lucas, S. Wasylko, P. Stassfurth, J. Krieger, J. Emerick, K. Armenat, L. Bohay. 85 Cindy Villoria tries for a strike at Intramural Bowling. Jump high and get that ball! Seniors battle for the ball while playing soccer. From TOP left to right: S Bunsey J. Emerick S. Nicola J. Webb K. Kahn C. Csismatia I. Costaras B. Forbes P. Wahl D. Nagy D. Wessel J. Brescan S. Bowel C. Mihu C. Long L. Lander RHYTHMETTES A solemn moment at every game is the singing of The Star Spangled Banner. Marching in gym class teaches the girls to be attentive and to respond to commands quickly. The Varsity Cheerleaders boost the spirit of the crowd, as they cheer our athletic teams to victory. L.toR,--Capt. M. Muhlhan, L. Haller, T. Koltan, J. Fassbender, M. Fleming, Y. Hopkins. 88 CHEERLEADERS Miss Winovich Mary Muhlhan Judy Fassbcnder Mary Fleming Tina Koltan Yolanda Hopkins Lil Haller Pam Stassfurth Shirley Wasylko Captain Mary Muhlhan announces a cheer to the crowd. 89 I C7. 1SS COLORS. BLUE AND GOLD CLASS FLOWER: WHITE ROSE YESTERDA Y IS BUT TO DA Y’S MEM OR Y, 92 ND TOMORROW IS TODAY’S DREAM. The white rose, a symbol of purity, and a motto which looks to the future as well as to the past, were chosen by our class for our flower and our motto. The popular colors of blue and gold were also chosen to represent the class of June, 1969. Early in the 12B semester, committees were formed for colors, motto, and flower, and selections were presented to the homerooms to be chosen by vote. 93 The start of every Marshall day: flag raising. 94 Natalie Abrams Jacqueline Alexander Jerry Allison Nancy Arguello Karin Armenat Ella Artlip Joanna Baker Sally Balentine Peter Barker Karen Barnes David Bartz Christine Battin Linda Baumeister Susan Bedford Linda Belter Allen Benko Michael Bensi Robert Berg William Bemdsen Scott Bessell Andrea Bezik Nancy Bishop Linda Bohay Helen Bolin Nancy Breidigam 95 Patricia Bridle Linda Broa Edwin Brooks Linda Brown Charles Brush Janet Brutvan Patricia Bryda Beverly Budak Raymond Buddie James Burant James Burcham Thomas Burcham Marta Bums Richard Busanus Richard Calabrese Ruth Calcamp Peggy Caldwell Brenda Cann Leonard Cerveny Denise Changeri 96 Larry Cimo Nancy Clark Carol Clement Drew Clements Joanne Codrington Richard Coleman Valerie Colwell Jack Connelly Nancy Conway Bonnie Cooney Joseph Coreno Christopher Coughlin Marshall fans boost their football team. John Cremati Cynthia Cservenyak Marcia Cubic Alice Cunningham Robert Cunningham Thomas Cunovich Gerald D'Agostino Carlene Dahlke Rick Darby Nick Deamos Dianne Delibato Mark Demchak Wayne Desimoni Gerard Desmond William Desvari Linda Devine Teachers have homework, too! 98 Linda Dial Michael Dittman Patricia Dormer Douglas Doty Patricia Drap Caroline Dubaniewic Joseph Dudas Robert Dudas Dennis Dugan Mark Dutton George Easton Arline Echandia Judith Emerick Barbara Emrick Karl Estman Nelson Evans 99 Judith Fassbender James Fedor William Fedorko Janet Ferenc Pamela Fink Victoria Fink Mary Fleming Louis Foose Beverly Forbes Diane Frederick Richard Fried Harald Friedrich Jeffrey Gabriel Robert Gadzinski 100 Ronald Gadzinski Louis Galmarini Donna Gandy Lynn Garba Philip Gardner Robert Gasper Roberta Geer Glenn George Helen Giczi Donna Giguere Patrick Ginley Leon Gist Richard Gleba Lorraine Globokar 101 Steven Goellinitz Kathryn Gould Beth Gracon Donald Granville Jean Grayshaw Diane Grealis Gordon Griffith Paul Gruber Paul Gmden Paul Grzybowski Colleen Gutta Robert Guttu Sieglinde Gutwein Rita Hach Kenneth Hahn Mary Ann Hamilton George Hammond Nabil Hannouche Tonia Harless Martin Hartsel 102 Marshall dances are a lot of fun . . . And a lot of work . . . Please, Mr. Cihlar, can't I stay? Sandra Hastings Paul Heaton Barbara Heinz Alan Hengle Susan Henning Jeannie Herchl Joseph Herten Chris Hertz David Hess Donna Heston Constance Himmelein Robert Himmelein 104 Robert Hirz Wendy Hobbs Lavonne Hogges Patricia Hogges Earl Holzheimer Gregory Hopkins James Hopkins Rudolph Horbol Charles Horn Gary Horstemeier Gary Hosta Mary Howitt Brian Hoyt Radium Hsu Linda Hubbell Karen Huber Cecelia Hutchcroft Mary Lou Jakobi James Johns Horace Johnson 105 Katherine Johnson Edward Jones, Jr. Sherry Jones Donald Joseph Jennifer Jung Kathleen Kahn Arthur Karls Ronald Kasarda William Kasson Henry Kattesh Michael Kauntz James Keller Warren Keller Duane Kelly Deborah Kennclly Sally Kiesel Edward Kilbane Michael Kilbane Cynthia Kinkeluar Robert Kinnear John Kinsclla Ceorgann Kish Katherine Klein Jack Klcsh Linda Kniess Debbie Knox John Kochmit David Kocinski The girls asked the boys to Once Upon a Lovcscat , this year's Sadie Hawkins Dance. Christine Koltan Keith Kotris Christina Kott Sharon Kovacs William Krai Regan Krause William Krava Dale Krikhan Jacqueline Krieger Dennis Kruckenberg Allen Krupar Wendy Kubichar Michael Kuharik Linda Lander Tina Langenberg Michael Langston Mary Lou Latosky Sharon LeClair Patricia Lehuta Dennis Lessick 108 Painters invaded our building and seemed to stay forever. Dianna Levingston Joe Licate Linda Lilly Mary Lindeman Debra I.intcrn John Loejos Constance Logan Cynthia Long William Lonjak Robert Losh Joseph Lotz Robert Lowe 109 George Lucaci Barbara Lucas Jo Ellen I.ucic David Lusardo Nick Macechko Donald Maddix Eric Mader Annette Maier Mary Anne Mallama Jack Malloy Josephine Marchaino John Marciniak Michael Marconi Eileen Marcy Mary Marek Ann Marlowe William Marsh David Marshall Jo Martin Lynne Martin Daniel Masley James Mason Linda Massey Margaret Mayer Mary Mazurek HO Our first step toward commencement: getting measured. Ill John McCafferty Terrance McCready James McDermott Nancy McElroy Pat McCinty John McGonigal Katherine McGuire Lawrence McKay Jacqueline McLaughlin Mary Jane McMillan Timothy McNamara Michael Medvec Marshall's Christmas spirit is seen in bulletin boards and doors. Theresa Meister Diana Meyer Bonnie Michnay Dave Mihalik Cheryl Mihu James Miller Timothy Mills Charles Mi 11 ward Thomas Misch Karen Moffitt Jeannette Moilov Darlene Montonaro Rose Marie Mosko Mary Muhlhan Mary Mullins Richard Muniak Darlene Murphy Margaret Murton Keith Myers Patricia Naftanel 113 Mendes Napoli Patricia Nassano Dennis Negrey Craig Neubauer Betty Nichols Anthony Nigro James Noble Mark Novak Patricia O'Connell Dennis O'Connor Renee O'Donnell Michael Ody Kenneth Olah Michael Ormiston Martin Osborn Frederick Osicka Richard Oswald Peggy Ovelgonne Cynthia Paduch Chris Paglia Victor Palzes Creg Panik It's such a long morning when you have 6° Lunch ! And you still want to be 3 Gymleader? Patricia Panik Betty Passage Brian Patton Margaret Patton Yvette Paul Marsha Paulin Lindsey Pember Jeffrey Perala Janet Pergalsky Janet Peterson Thomas Petitt Timothy Petras 116 Gary Petroff Margaret Petrus Bruce Petty Thomas Philip John Pierce Renee Pietraroia Paul Pisarcik Joseph Plezia Robert Podracky Peter Polito Linda Powell Morris Prewitt Martin Prock Bernadette Pruchnicki Emelene Pugna David Quartel Loree Quine Michelle Radu George Radulesk Gary Rechnitzer 117 Daniel Reehorst Susan Reffcrt Larry Reincs Greg Riley Deborah Rimiuer Isabelle Rogers Lynne Rogers Ronald Roman Mary Roto Linda Rumbaugh Lynn Russo Toni Russo Robert Rutledge Sam Salah Gary Salts man Raymond Sampson Donna SayJor Kathleen Scheutzow Kathleen Schillky Harald Schmid Helmut Schroeder Charles Schu Drina Schwede Patricia Seaton Carland Seeley Katherine Sheets 119 David Samuel John Sarkett Nanty Saylcr Charles Sayles Robert Shirk Brenda Shiveiy Steven Shkilevich David Shupc Candace Sickels Joyce Sikora Marty Silvia Timothy Simmerly Nanetta Sinka Rebecca Skalsky Kenneth Sloan Kevin Smith Thomas Snyder Linda Soltis Carmella Sprcmulli Leah Stanko Barbara Stark Pamela Satssfurth Richard Stephany James Stephen Richard Stock Thomas Stoicoiu 120 Norma Straka Jeffrey Stroomer Patricia Stuart Clim Suder Michael Suhoza Theodore Sumodi Joseph Swinko Barbara Taketa Avery Taliaferro Sherry Tarvin Curtis Taylor Connie Thomas Driver Ed. classes learn what makes a car run. Thomas Thompson Donald Thornton James Tinter Joseph Tintera Paul Tomasko Gene Tomcho Sarah Trautman Dennis Tressa Barbara Trusko Janice Tucker Bruce Turan Lois Turchek Marlecn Vanta Bruce Varga Donna Vassos Cynthia Villoria 122 What the audience never sees. Denise Visi Robert Vlasik Susan Waddell Douglas Wagner Robert Wagner Kathleen Walker Sandra Wallace Nancy Walters Susan Wamberg Dennis Ward Dale Warnke Shirley Wasylko 123 LaVon Watkins Jacqueline Webb Jeannette Weiner Michael Weir Sandra Wells Joyce Wendcl Suzanne Werb Deborah Wcssel NATIONAL MM 3R lith Fassbe [hryn Goul Colleen Gu Mary A Barbara Susan Henning Radium Hsu Jennifer Jung Edward Kilbane Christine Koltan Robert Losh Barbara Lfl Jo Ellen Luci Theresa Cheryl Mary M Patricia Cheryl Frederic Betty Passage lton m Margaret Patton V Janet Pergalsky Timothy Petras Renee Pietraoia Robert Podracky Gary Saltsman Nancy Sayler Charles Sayles Kathleen Scheutzow Helmut Schroeder Drina Schwede Jeffrey Stroomer Joseph Swinko “ah Trautman nna Vassos lie Warnke cepVeudel iborah VVessel lizabeth Zavada i nJ larie Zoldak 124 Douglas Wetherill Larry Whelpley Joe Whitaker Linda Whitfield Phiilip Whitworth Barbara Wiemels Terry Wilke Jack Williams The Marsh-Mellos sing farewell to the seniors. 125 We'll never forget Honor Study Hall. Carol Wilson Terry Wilson Douglas Wingenfield Norma Wise Deborah Wright Robin Yates Thomas Yonkers Jerry Young 126 Donald Yursa Elizabeth Zavada John Zayac Ilona Zbin Lynn Ze inert Judy Zeitz Judith Zingale Anna Marie Zoldak Patricia Zurko Timothy Cawrse Thomas West In Memoriam James Ebenhoh To those who knew him, Jim was a loyal Marshallite and a true lover of football. His death in his sophomore year was a great loss to our class. Although Jim can't be with us on stage on graduation day, we know he’ll be there in spirit. 127 remember Marshall 128 Commencement. . . the end of the 131 VANGUARD STAFF Much work is required to prepare a yearbook. Alone, it would be an insurmountable job, but with the help of an efficient staff, the project becomes a success. As Editors of the yearbook, we would like to thank all those students who worked together to make this yearbook possible. We would also like to express our appreciation to Miss Luc-kay and Mr. Vladar for their time and assistance, and Stan's Studio for their co-operation. The Editors {i XCer?v Boys' Sports Editor, Paul Gruber, gathers information for his section. 32 Cheryl Mihu, editor of girl's sports, types her copy. Mary Muhlhan, in charge of ads, keeps her records. JoEllen Lucic, editor of academics, prepares a page. Editors-in-chief Barb Lucas and Maggie Patton sort pictures to be used in the yearbook. Pat Nassano takes care of the faculty Peggy Caldwell marks photos for section. activities. Debbie Wessel is editor of the senior section. 133 ADVERTISING Free Parking Eagle Stamps Distinctive Creations for All Occasions 17902 Lorain Ave. 671-5717 Cleveland, Ohio 671-5718 GLUECK AUF! German Academic Honor Society LEADER DRUG Kamm's Plaza 17400 Lorain Avenue We Give Eagle Stamps Best of Wishes to a Fine C.O.E. Grad FRANK B. GOLLINGER EDUCATOR'S MUSIC Band Orchestra Instruments Supplies instrument Rental Plan Aptitude Testing instructions Repairs 13701 Detroit Ave. New Lakewood, Ohio Sheet Music Annex 226-6166 226-6780 NATALIE A BRA MS--Cafe. Aide. JACQUELINE ALEXANDER -C.O.E., S-H. Checker, Teacher's Aide, Girls' Track Team. DONNA L. ALICEA--GGC, HSH Off. Aide, Sr. Rep. JOYCE ANDERSON--Intra., Cafe. Aide, S-H. Checker, HSH Sec'y., Y-Teens, Waitress Club. NANCY ARCUELLO-Cuid. Off. Aide, Big Sister, C.O.E. KAREN ARMENAT--CCLC, Attendance Off. Aide, Cafe. Aide, GGC. PAT AUSTIN--Cafe. Aide. JOHANNA BAKER--Teacher's Aide. SALLY BALENTINE- - Book Store Aide, Nurse's Aide. PETER BARKER--Audio-Visual Aide. KAREN BARNES--C.O.E. CHRISTINE BATTIN--Teacher's Aide, Waitress Club. LINDA BAUMEISTER -Movie Aide, Teacher's Aide, Hall Guard, Book Store Aide. SUSAN BEDFORD--Hall Guard, Movie Aide. LINDA BELTER--Symphony Orch., Sr. Y-Teens, TOMANIC Club, Lib. Aide, J.A. MICHAEL BENSI--J.V. Football Team, BCC, Choir, Cafe. Aide. ROBERT BERG--Wrestling. WILLIAM BERNDSEN--Key Club, Radio Room, Amateur Radio Club. SCOT BESSELL--Radio Announcer, Newspaper Artist. NANCY BISHOP--C.O.E., Teacher's Aide, CCC, S.H. Checker, Book Store Aide, Big Sister. LINDA BOHAY--Cafe. Aide, Teacher's Aide, CGC, Choir, Intra., GGLC, S.C. Rep., Hospital Volunteer. HELEN BOLIN—Off. Aide. NANCY BREDIGAN—Teacher's Aide, Hall Cuard, Cafe. Aide, Cadet Band. PAT BRIDLE—Teacher's Aide, Bowling Intra. LINDA BROA--Cafc. Aide. LINDA BROWN--C.O.E., Hall Guard, Teacher's Aide. JANET BRUTVAN--C.O.E. PAT BRYDA--Dispensary Aide. RAYMOND A. BUDDIE--Proj. Club, J.V. Wrestling, Varsity Wrestling, Decathlon, Cafe. Aide, Book Store Aide, S.C. Rep. JAMES-BURANT--S.C. Rep. JAMES J. BURCHAM--Indoor Track. MARY ELLEN BURKART—Volunteer. MARTA BURNS-Cafe. Aide, C.O.E.--Pres., HSH Sec'y. RICHARD W. BUSANUS--Concert Band, Marching Bind, Orch. RUTH ANNE CALCAMP—Teacher's Aide, CSC, C.O.E. PEGGY CALDWELL--A.P. Eur. Hist.--Am. Hist., HSH Pres., HSH Comm., Vanguard Staff--Sec. Ed., S-C. Exec. Bd., FTA, Teacher's Aide, Girls' Advisory Council, Intra. BRENDA CANN—'Terp Staff, Quill and Scroll, Choir, Pep Club, Human Relations Club. LEONARD CERVENY--A.P. Sci., Math. Hon., Sr. Rep. DENISE CHANCERI--Teacher's Aide, Cafe. Aide, Volunteer, Pep Club, Big Sister. LARRY CIMO--J.V. Football, Varsity Track Team, Lab Aide, HSH Chmn. NANCY CLARK--Cadet Bind, Bowling Intra., Volunteer, Big Sister, TOMANIC Club. CAROL CLEMENT--Y-Teens. DREW CLEMENTS--Proj. Club, Hall Cuard. McDonald’s McDonald’s is your kind of place. €•’9 NN 13830 Triskett JOANNE CODRINCTON--Nurse's Aide. AL COLBERT--Teacher's Aide. RICHARD COLEMAN--Book Store Aide. JACK CONNELLY - - Choir. NANCY CONWAY--HSH Checker. BONNIE COONEY--Teacher's Aide, Nurse's Aide, Cafe. Aide. JOE CORENO--Varsity Coif, HSH Chmn. JOHN CREMATI--Ski Club. CYNDY CSERVENYAK--Badminton Team, Intra., S.C. Rep., Hall Guard, Girls' Advisory Council, Book Store Aide. MARCIA CUBIC--Marching Band, Concert Band, All-City Band, Choir, Marsh-Mellos, Intra., Teacher's Aide. ALICE CUNNINGHAM--Thespians, Teacher's Aide, Proj. Club ROBERT CUNNINGHAM--Wrestling, HSH Chmn. TOM CUNOWICH-Radio Room Operator. JERRY D'AGUSTINO--Key Club, Radio Room, Amateur Radio Club, Choir, Marsh-Mellos, Lighting Crew. CARLENE DAHLKE--C.O.E. MARK DEMCHAK--Wrestling, Book Store Aide. WAYNE DESIMONI--Key Club--Pres., Choir, Marsh-Mellos, Sr. Rep. BILL DESVARI--HSH Chmn., Ski Club. LINDA LEE DIAL--Book Store Aide. MIKE DITTMAN--Varsity Cross-Country Team, Varsity Track Team. DONALD DOLENCE--D.E., Service Station Class. PATRICIA ANN DORMER--Color Guard, Waitress Club, Teacher's Aide, Bowling Intra., Volleyball Intra. DOUGLAS DOTY--S.C. Rep., College Off. Aide. TISH DRAP--Drama, Cafe. Aide, Book Store Aide. CAROLYN DUBANIEWICZ--Cafe. Aide, Teacher's Aide, Volleyball Intra. DENNIS DUGAN--Choir, Sr. Plays, Faculty Plays, Lighting Crew, S.C. Rep. MARK DUTTON--Choir, Marsh-Mellos, All-City Choir, Chess Club, A.P. Sci. GEORGE EASTON-Proj. Club, W. Affairs Club, S.C. Rep., Sr. Rep. ARLENE ECHANDIA--Symphony Orch., TOMANIC Club, Sr. Y-Teens, Music Lib., Teacher's Aide, J.A. DAVID EDWARDS--D.E. JUDY EMERICK--Rhythmettes CCLC, Teacher's Aide, Cafe. Aide, CSC, Volunteer, J.V. Cheerleader. BARBARA EMRICK--GGC, Off. Aide. KARL ESTMAN--Hall Guard, Wrestling Team, Lunchroom Aide, S.C. Rep. JUDITH FASSBENDER--Varsity Cheerleader, CGLC--Scc'y., HSH Sec'y., Class V. Pres., Math. Hon., S.C. Exec. Bd., Teacher's Aide, Cafe. Aide, Vanguard Staff. JAMES FEDOR--J.V. Football, Varsity Football. WILLIAM FEDORKO-- Golf Team, A.P. Sci.--Eur. Hist.--Calc.--Am. Hist. JANET FERENC--C.O.E., S.C. Rep. PAM FINK--Teachcr'$ Aide VICTORIA FINK--GCC, Teacher's Aide. MARY KAY FLEMING--Varsity Cheerleader, CCLC. LOUIS FOOSE--Audio-Visual Aide, Hall Guard, J.V. Football, Decathlon Team. BEVERLY FORBES--Rhythmettes, HSH Checker, Cafe. Aide, Intra. DIANE FREDERICK--HSH Checker, HSH Sec'y., Teacher's Aide, Tutor, Sr. Rep., Cafe. Aide. RICHARD FRIED--Bowling Lettcrman. Phone 941-6044 BEAUTY BAZAAR Carol Hoffman 15707 Lorain Ave 44111 671-6044 HALL'S RIVERVIEW PHARMACY 4172 Rocky River Dr. Bill and Wally Hall—Reg. Pharmacists OLIDAY MOTORS SPEED MERCHANTS 12626 Lorain Ave. 251-4300 THE OHIO SAVINGS ASSOCIATION 3300 Warren Rd. 941-3000 Good Luck Seniors WEST PARK PET SHOP 12119-23 Lorain Ave. Cleveland, Ohio 44111 252-5565 Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of June, 1969 from THE JOHN MARSHALL FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA HARALD FRIEDRICH--J.V. Football, J.V. Cross-Country Team, Varsity Track. DALE FULTON--Varsity Football Manager, J.V. Basketball Manager, Teacher's Aide, Athletic Aide. ROBERT CADZINSKI--Proj. Club, Sr. Rep. RONALD GADZINSKl- -Proj. Club—Pres., Sr. Rep. PATRICIA GALLAGHER--Teacher's Aide, D.E. LOUIS CALMARINI--Thespians, HSH Comm., HSH Chmn., D.E. DONNA CANDY--Cafe. Aide, Teacher's Aide, Off. Aide, Waitress Club, Intra. Track Team, Y-Tecns. ROBERT CASPER--Wrestling. ROBERTA LEE CEER--Nurse's Aide, Off. Aide, S.C. Rep., Big Sister. HELEN CICZI--Teacher’s Aide DONNA CICUERE--Teacher's Aide, Off. Aide. PATRICK GINLEY--J.V. Football, Book Store Aide, Cafe. Aide. LEON GIST--HSH Chmn., S.C. Rep., Cafe. Aide. BRUCE GIVEN--Audio-Visual Aide. RICH GLEBA--Football, Track, National Red Cross Club, Drama. LORRAINE CLOBOKAR--Intra. Bowling. STEVE GOEL1.NITZ—HSH--V. Pres., GAHS, S.C. Exec. Bd., Chess Club. KATHRYN COU1.D--FTA--Scc'y., HSH Sec'y., HSH Checker, Off. Aide, Teacher's Aide, Lib. Aide, S.C. Rep., A.P. Am. Hist--Eur. Hist.--Frcnch--Eng. BETH GRACON--C.O.E., Hist. Off. Aide, Cafe. Aide, Bowling Intra. JEAN GRAYSHAW—Cafe. Aide. DIANE CREALIS--HSH Checker, Cafe. Aide. PAUL GRUBER--Vanguard Staff--Sec. Ed., Varsity Football Manager, Teacher's Aide, 'Terp Staff, A.P. Calc. COLLEEN GUTTA--Symphony Orch., Attendance Off. Aide, Orch. Aide, A.P. Eng.--Eur. Hist. BOB GUTTU--Movie Aide. SIEGLINDE GUT WEIN - - CAH S, Art Guild, Nurse's Aide, Teacher's Aide, FNA, Future Physicians Club, Book Store Aide, Big Sister. RITA HACH--Teacher's Aide. KEN HAHN--J.V. Football, J.V. Wrestling, Varsity Wrestling, Cafe. Aide. MARY ANN HAMILTON--CGC, Choir, CSC, FTA--Pres.--Scc'y., Eng. Off. Aide, Guid. Aide, TOMANIC Club, Vanguard Staff--Sec. Co-Ed., W. Affairs Club, Sr. Rep., Big Sister, Motto Comm., A.P. Eur. Hist--Am. Hist.--Eng.--Calc. GEORGE HAMMOND--Concert Band, Stage Band, Teacher's Aide, Marching Band, Cafe. Aide. TONIA G. HARLESS--Book Store Aide, Nurse's Aide, Teacher's Aide, Big Sister. MARTY HARTSEL--Teacher's Aide, J.V. Football. SANDIE HASTINGS--Marching Bind, Concert Band, All-City Bind, Teacher's Aide, Cafe. Aide, Volleyball Intra., Color Comm. JOHN HAYNES--S.C. Rep., J.V. Wrestling, Decathlon, Sr. Room Aide. BARBARA HEINZ —NHS, GAHS, Marching Band, Choir, Marsh-Mcllos, Class Pres., S.C. Rep., S.C. Exec. Bd., All-City Choir, Volunteer, Concert Band. ALAN HENGLE — Marching Band, Concert Bind, Math. Hon.--Sec'y., A.P. Eng--Calc. SUSAN HENNINC—Trcas.'s Aide, Sr. Room Aide, Teacher's Aide, Math. Hon., Vanguard Staff, S.C. Exec. Bd., Big Sister, A.P. Eur. Hist. GEORGE HENTON--Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Tennis, Teacher's Aide, Cafe. Aide. JEANNIE HERCHL--Teacher’s Aide, CSC. JOSEPH HERTEN--Marching Band, LNHS, Math. Hon., Proj. Club, A.P. Calc.--Eur. Hi$t.--Sci. CHRIS HERTZ--GCC. CONNIE HIMMELEIN--Bowling Intra., HSH Checker. ROBERT HIRZ--J.V. Football, Hall Cuard. WENDY HOBBS--Attendance Off. Aide, Book Store Aide, HSH Off. Aide, Cuid. Aide, College Off. Aide, Bowling Intra., CGC, Cafe. Aide. PHYLLIS HOOKS--D.E., Book Store Aide, Nurse's Aide. JAMES HOPKINS--Choir, Varsity Bowling. RUDOLPH HORBOL--Civil Air Patrol--Cadet Squadron Capt.--Capt. CARY HORSTEME1ER--Track, HSH Chmn., Hall Guard, Decathlon Team. CARY HOSTA--Varsity Wrestling, Intra., Cafe. Aide. MARY THERESA HOWITT--Audio-Visual Aide, Movie Aide, Book Store Aide, CGC, Choir. RADIUM HSU--Wrestling, NHS, Math. Hon., Proj. Club, Teacher's Aide, Key Club, S.C. Rep., A.P. Calc. LINDA HUBBELL--Off. Aide, Eng. Off. Aide, Sr. Rep., Intra., Sr. Play, GGC, Cafe. Aide, A.P. Sci. MARY ANN HUBBELL--Book Store Aide, Big Sister. KAREN HUBER--Bowling Team, Waitress Club, HSH Checker, Cafe. Aide, Big Sister. MARY LOU JAKOBI--Cafe Aide, Intra., Pep Club. BRYANT JOHNSON--Book Store Aide, Movie Aide. HORACE JOHNSON--J.V. Football, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Movie Aide, HSH Chmn. KATHERINE L. JOHNSON--Big Sister, HSH Checker, HSH Sec'y., Lib. Aide, Cafe. Aide, Intra., YWCA Leader. SHERRY JONES--Thespians, Drama, Art Guild, Cafe. Aide. DONALD JOSEPH--Ski Club, Lab Aide. JENNIFER JUNC--NHS, Math. Hon., FTA--Sec'y., Eng. Off. Aide, Lib. Aide, Volunteer, S.C. Rep., Girls' Advisory Council, Vanguard Staff--Sec. Co-Ed., Color Comm., A.P. Eng.--French—Calc.--Eur. Hist.--Am. Hist., Teacher's Aide. KATHLEEN B. KAHN--Rhythmettes, S.C. Rep., Book Store Aide, Bowling, Art Guild, A.P. Eur. Hist. RICHARD KALISTER-Concert Band, Marching Band. RONALD KASARDA--S.C. Exec. Bd., Class Officer— Pres., Vanguard Staff. WILLIAM KASSON--Thespians, HSH Comm., Intra. Basketball, S.C. Rep., HSH Chmn., Cafe. Aide. HENRY KATTESH--Wrestling, Marching Band, S.C. Rep., Intra., Sr. Rep. WARREN KELLER -Teacher's Aide, S.C. Rep. DUANE KELLY--Audio-Visual Aide. DEBBIE KENNELLY--Teacher's Aide, Cafe. Aide, S.C. Rep., C.O.E., Swimming. SALLY KIESF.L--TOMANIC Club, Nurse's Aide, Teacher's Aide, Orch., Intra., Bowling, Lib. Aide. EDWARD KILBANE -S.C. Rep., A.P. Sci.—Eur. Hist.--Am. Hist. CINDY KINKELAAR—Teacher's Aide, Stage Design, Cafe. Aide, Bowling. BOB KINNEAR—Lib. Aide, Cross-Country Track Team, J.V. Football, J.A. GEORCANN KISH--Cafe. Aide, Teacher's Aide, Movie Aide. KATHERINE KLEIN--Attendance Off. Aide, GAHS, Bowling Intra., S.C. Rep. JACK KLESH—Proj. 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Disctinctive Creations for All Occasions 17902 Lorain Ave. 671-5717 Cleveland, Ohio 671-5718 1969 for their patronage .— G wishes them much Ah ii ii¥i success in the coming Congratulations to the Success Comes to Those 1969 June Class of Who Refuse To Be Discouraged. John Marshall HOMEROOM 125 LAKE BUICK INC. 15200 Lorain Ave. Wl 1-5000 Courtesy of the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE San Miguel De Allende, Gto. Mexico (Mr. John R. Lincks) LINDA KNIESS--CCC, Ski Club, Bowling Intra., Teacher's Aide, S.C. Rep., Cafe. Aide. SUSAN KNOWLES--Marching Band, Concert Band, Teacher's Aide, Art Guild, Drama, Cafe. Aide, Girls' Track Team, Volunteer, Color Comm. DEBBIE KNOX--D.E., Teacher's Aide, Cafe. Aide, Intra. JOHN KOCHMIT--J.V. Football, BCG, Choir, A.P. Calc. DAVE KOCINSKI--HSH Chmn. CHRISTINE KOLTAN--Varsity Cheerleader, J.V. Cheerleader, GGLC, HSH Checker, Teacher's Aide, Cafe. Aide, S.C. Rep., Flower Comm. KEITH KOTRIS--Printing, Photography Club. CHRISTINA L. KOTT--GSC. SHARON KOVACS--Lib. Aide, Movie Aide. WILLIAM KRAVA--Marching Band, S.C. Rep. REGAN KRAUSE--S.C. Exec. Bd., Marching Band, Stage Band, Track Letterman, J.V. Football, Drama, Basketball Scorekeeper. DALE L. KRICKHAN--D.E.--Pres., Service Station Class. JACQUELINE KRIECER--GGLC--Officer, FTA--V. Pres., Daisy Mae Basketball, Choir, Intra., Inter-scholastic Badminton, Cafe. Aide. AL KRUPAR--Ski Club. WENDY KUBICHAR--Teacher's Aide, HSH, Intra. Bowling--Volleyball. MICK KUHARIK--J.V. Football--Basketball, Varsity Basketball, S.C. Rep., HSH Chmn., Cafe. Aide, A.P. Sci. LINDA LANDER—Rhythmettes, Teacher's Aide, Intra., Homecoming Queen-'68. TINA LANGF.NBERG--Teacher's Aide, Movie Aide, Book Store Aide, Hall Guard. MICHAEL LANGSTON--Biology Club. JANET LAWRENCE--HSH Checker, Teacher's Aide, Cafe. Aide, Art Guild, Off. Aide, Intra. SHARON LeCLAIR--Teacher's A.de, HSH Checker. PATRICIA ANN LEHUTA--CSC, C.O.E., Paperback Book Store Aide, Intra. DENNIS LESSICK--HSH Chmn., Cafe. Aide, J.V. Football, TOMANIC Club. KATHLEEN LESTER--Teacher's Aide. DIANA LEVINGSTON--Choir (Accompanist), Teacher's Aide, Book Store Aide, Volunteer, Intra. Bowling, Volleyball, Big Sister. CAROL ANNE LEWIS--Lib. Aide, Choir. JOE LICATE —Hall Guard. MARY LINDEMAN--Marching Band, Concert Band, Symphony Orch., Teacher's Aide, Intra., S.C. Rep., J.A. DEBRA LINTERN--Teacher's Aide, Lib. Aide, J.A., CSC, FNA, Volleyball Intra. JOHN MICHAEL LOEJOS--J.V. Football, Varsity Football, S.C. Rep., Art Guild, Cafe. Aide, Intra. Football. CONSTANCE LOGAN--Cafe. Aide, Math. Hon. CYNTHIA L. LONG--Rhythmettes, S.C. Rep., Teacher's Aide, HSH Checker, Bowling. THOMAS LONG--Varsity Football, HSH Chmn., Varsity Wrestling. WILLIAM LONJAK--Varsity Football--Basketball--Tennis, Math. Hon., A.P. Eng.--French--Calc.--Sci. ROBERT J. LOSH--Audio-Visual Aide, Lab Aide, Track and Cross-Country Manager, S.C. Rep. BOB LOWE--Art Guild. GEORGE LUCACI--All Ohio Orch., S.C. Rep., All-City Orch., Sr. Rep., HSH Chmn., Track, A.P. Calc.-Sci. BARBARA LUCAS--NHS, FNHS, Vanguard Co-Ed., Mach. Hon., FTA--Treas., Teacher's Aide, S.C. Rep., Class Officer--Treas., A.P. Eng. — French — Calc.--Eur. Hist.--Am. Hist., GCLC--Officer. JO ELLEN LUCIC--FNHS, GCLC, Teacher's Aide, Choir, Vanguard Staff-Sec. Ed., S.C. Rep., Intra., FTA, Big Sister, CSC, A.P. French--Eur. Hist. DAVID A. LUSARDO--HSH Chmn., Cafe. Aide. VALERIE LYCZEK--Art Guild, Thespians, Specdball Team. NICK MACECHKO--S.C. Rep., J.V. Football — Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Cafe. Aide, A.P. Calc. DONALD MADDIX--Coin Club. ERIC MADER--Chess Club, Lab Aide, A.P. Sci.-Calc. ANNETTE MAIER--Attendance Off. Aide, Choir, GGC, Bowling Intra., S.C. Rep., Lib. Aide, Pep Club. JACK MALLOY--J.V. Football--Basketball, Varsity Football, A.P. Calc. JOSEPHINE MARCHAINO--HSH Checker, Cafe. Aide, Off. Aide, Intra. Bowling--Basketball, J.A. JOHN G. MARCINIAK--Marching Band, Concert Band, Lab Aide. MICHAEL MARCONI--Sr. Rep., Art Guild, S.C. Rep. EILEEN MARCY--Teacher's Aide, Cafe. Aide, Pep Club. MARK MAREK--Choir, 'Terp Staff, HSH Checker, Cafe. Aide, Attendance Off. Aide. ANN MARLOWE--Cafe. Aide. WILLIAM MARSH--Marching Band, Concert Band. DAVID MARSHALL--HSH Chmn., Bind, Lib. Aide. JOSEPHINE MARTIN--Choir, Marsh-Mellos, CSC, GGC, All-City Choir, Teacher's Aide. LYNNE MARTIN--Attendance Off. Aide, Cafe. Aide, Bowling Intra., Pep Club. JAMES MASON--Teacher's Aide, Chess Club. PEGGY MAYER--Cafe. Aide, HSH Checker, Teacher's Aide. JOHN McCAFFERTY--Thespians. PAT McCASKEY--Nurse's Aide, Hall Guard, Cafe. Aide. JIM McDERMOTT--Choir, Marsh-Mellos, All-City Choir. NANCY McELROY--Attendance Off. Aide, Lib. Aide, Guid. Aide, Cafe. Aide. PAT McGINTY--Teacher's Aide. JOHN McGONICAL--HSH Chmn. JACQUELINE McLAUGHLIN--Cafe. Aide, Teacher's Aide. PEGGY McMAHON—Teacher’ AW MARY JANE McMILLAN--Audio-Visual Aide, Movie Aide, A.P. Eur. Hist.--Am. Hist. TIM McNAMARA—Hall Guard. THERESA MEISTER--CAHS, GGC, S.C. Rep., Teacher's Aide, Off. Aide, Lib. Aide, Intra. MICHAEL MEDVEC--Ski Club, A.P. Sci. DIANA MEYER--Teacher's Aide. BONNIE MICHNAY--GSC, Teacher's Aide, Proj. Club. CHERYL MIHU--Rhythmettes, Class Treas., GGLC, Vanguard Staff--Sec. Ed., Treas's Aide, Sr. Room Aide, S.C. Rep., Big Sister, A.P. French--Eur. Hist. JAMES MILLER--Hall Guard, D.E. TIM MILLS--Varsity Football, Cafe. Aide, J.V. Football. THOMAS MI SC H--Varsity Football —Basketball, J.V. Basketball, Choir, Marsh-Mellos, HSH Chmn., Cafe. GROVE INSURANCE AGENCY CLYDE N. GROVE fi Your Insurance Agent Is A Good Man To Know. 1526 Wooster Rd. Rocky River, Ohio 44116 Phone: 333-7300 Good Luck ACIMET MANUFACTURING CORP. 1550 Rockwell Ave. Cleveland, Ohio 44114 BRADY PAINT HARDWARE 3362 Warren Road Cleveland, Ohio 44111 252-0813 Cooperation Overcomes E nmity Congratulations for the 1969 COE Graduating Class. St.Ph. 251-9772 Gar.Ph. 251-1417 RUSSELL'S AUTO SERVICE Behind Russell's Shell 3540 W. 117th at Linnet Russell Schroth—Dick Plain Prop. Mech. Where the Family Bowls umoic 17606 Lorain Avenue Cleveland 11, Ohio OR 1-5212 44111 Bob Barthelman, Prop GRIFFIN'S CARD AND GIFT SHOP American Greeting Cards Gifts for All Occasions Complete Line of Colonial Candles Wrapping Supplies Paper Party Goods Gag's and Novelties Stationery You'll Enjoy Browsing Around Wall Plaques Stuck for a gift idea? 252-1010 17400 Lorain Kamm's Plaza Aide, S.C. Rep. KAREN MOFFITT—Teacher's Aide, HSH Checker. DARLENE MONTANARO--Pep Club--Pres., Cuid. Off. Aide, HSH Checker, Teacher's Aide, Cafe Aide, TOMANIC Club, Volunteer, Bowling, Big Sister. ROSE MARIE MOSKO—Off. Aide. MARY MUHLHAN--J.V. Cheerleader, Symphony Orch., Teacher's Aide, S.C. Exec. Bd., FNHS, NHS, Math- Hon., CGLC, Vanguard Staff--Sec. Ed., Varsity Cheerleader, A.P. Eng.--French--Calc. MARY ELLEN MULLINS--Nurse’s Aide, Cafe. Aide, Teacher's Aide, Intra. RICHARD M. MUNIAK--Movie Aide, Book Store Aide. DARLENE MURPHY--Drama, Art Guild, Teacher's Aide. MARCARET MURTON--Movie Aide, C.O.E., Teacher's Aide. KEITH MYERS--Tennis Team. PATRICIA NAFTANEL--Book Store Aide. JAMES NAGAJ--Decathlon Team. MENDES NAPOLI--Choir, Cafe. Aide, Proj. Club, 'Terp Staff. PATRICIA NASSANO--GCLC, Math. Hon., S.C. Rep., Intra. Bowling--Basketball--Vol!eyball, Teacher's Aide, GGC, Vanguard Staff--Sec. Ed., A.P. Eng.--French--Eur. Hist.--Am. Hist.--Calc. DENNIS NEGREY--J.V. Basketball--Wrestling, Golf, HSH Chmn., Hall Guard. CRAIG NEUBAUER--J.V. Wrestling. MICHAEL NOAR--Wrestling, HSH Chmn. JIM NOBLE--Symphony Orch., Choir. MARK NOVAK--Cafe. Aide. PATRICIA ANN O’CONNELL-Y-Teens. RENEE O'DONNELL--HSH Checker, Cafe. Aide. MICHAEL ODY--HSH Chmn. KEN OLAH--Biology Club, Intra. Bowling. MARTIN OSBORN--Teacher's Aide. FREDERICK OSICKA--Kcy Club, Cross-Country, Varsity Track, Choir, Marsh-Mellos. RICK OSWALD--J.V. Football, Art Guild. PEGGY OVELGONNE--TOMANIC Club. CYNTHIA PADUCH—Off. Aide, Y-Tenns, Bowling Intra., Ski Club, Volunteer, TOMANIC Club. CHRIS A. PAGLIA — Stage Band, Concert Band, Marching Band, Bowling, Golf, HSH Chmn. CHRISTINE PALASICS--Teacher's Aide, Cafe. Aide, GGC. GREG PANIK--J.V. Football, S.C. Rep., Cafe. Aide. PATRICIA PANIK--TOMANIC Club, Cuid. Off. Aide, C.O.E. RUTHIE PASCHAL -Attendance Off. Aide, Teacher's Aide, FNA. BETTY PASSAGE--TOMANIC Club, Teacher's Aide, Cuid. Off. Aide, Cafe. Aide, Volunteer, Intra., FTA, A.P. Eng.--Calc.--Eur. Hist. MARGARET PATTON--NHS, Color Guard, Vanguard Ed., GGLC, Volunteer, FTA, Intra., A.P. French--Calc.--Eur. Hist--Am. Hist. YVETTE PAUL--Attendance Off. Aide. MARSHA PAULIN--FTA, W. Affairs Club, TOMANIC Club, Big Sister. JEFF PERALA--D.E. JANET PERGALSKY — Attendance Off. Aide, Hist. Off. Aide, Teacher's Aide, S.C. Rep., Biology Club, A.P. Sci.--Eur Hist.--Calc. JANET PETERSON--Teacher's Aide, Ski Club. TIM PETRAS--J.V. Wrestling, Varsity Tennis, Math. Hon., S.C. Rep., Intra., A.P. Sci. MARGARET ANN PETRUS--Teacher's Aide, Big Sister. THOMAS JOHN PHILIP--J.V. Football--Basketball, Varsity Golf, HSH Chmn., Cafe. Aide. JOHN M. PIERCE--Book Store Aide. RENE PIETRAROIA--Hist. Off. Aide, Choir, Book Store Aide, YMCA Volunteer, D.E., GGC. JOE PLEZIA- -J.V. Football, Decathlon Team. ROBERT PODRACKY--Varsity Cross-Country Track. PET£R POLITO--Lab Aide. LINDA POWELL--Teacher's Aide, Attendance Off. Aide, HSH Chmn., Cafe. Aide. MARTIN PROCK -J.V. Football—Wrestling, Varsity Football. EMELENE PUGNA--HSH Chmn., Ski Club, Cafe. Aide. DAVID A. QUARTEL—Human Relations Club, All-City Band, Marching Band, Concert Band, Stage Band. LOREE QUINE—Math. Hon., HSH Checker, A.P. Eng., Pep Club, Teacher's Aide, Math Tutor, Ski Club, Intra. MICHELLE RADU--Attendance Off. Aide, Lang. Off. Aide, French Tutor, HSH Checker. GEORGE RADULESK--Varsity Tennis. SUSAN REFFERT-- Big Sister, Paperback Book Store Aide. JOYCE ELAINE RETTIC--Off. Aide. DEBBIE RIMMER--Teacher's Aide. ISABELLE ROGERS--HSH Checker, Cafe. Aide. LYNNE D. ROGERS--Waitress Club, Human Relations Club, Big Sister, Teacher's Aide, GGC, CSC, Girls' Track, Intra. MARY ROTE--GSC, Bowling Intra. LINDA RUMBAUGH--Teacher's Aide, Volunteer Tutor, FTA, Symphony Orch., All-City Orch., All-City Harp Ensemble. LYNN RUSSO--Teacher's Aide, Cafe. Aide. TONI RUSSO—Cafe. Aide, Teacher's Aide, Drama, GGC, CSC, Choir, Marsh-Mellos, Intra. ROBERT RUTLEDGE—Teacher's Aide, Track. GREGORY J. SABATO--Audio-Visual Capt., J.V. Wrestling, Drama. RAYMOND SAMPSON--Teacher's Aide, Lab Aide, Hall Guard. SAM SALAH —S.C. Rep., Cafe. Aide, A.P. Sci. GARY SALTSMAN--S.C. Rep., Sr. Rep., Teacher's Aide, A.P. Eng.--Eur. Hist.--Am. Hist., Spanish Tutor, Hall Guard, Proj. Club, It's Academic Team. DAVID SAMUEL--Varsity Track, Cross-Country--Varsity. JOHN SARKETT--A.P. Eng.--Eur. Hist.--Am. Hist., Cafe. Aide, J.V. Football, Varsity Football. NANCY SAYLER--A.P. Eur. Hist.--Am. Hist.--Calc., Math. Hon., GGC, CSC, Choir, FTA, Teacher's Aide, Big Sister, Volunteer, Sr. Rep. CHARLES SAYLES--NHS, Math. Hon.--Pres., A.P. Eur. Hist.--Am. Hist.--Calc., Cadet Band, J.V. Tennis Team. DONNA SAYLOR--Teacher's Aide, Cafe. Aide, GGLC, Choir, GGC. KATHLEEN SCHEUTZOW—National Merit Semi-Finalist, A.P. Eur. Hist.--Am. Hist., FTA, TOMANIC Club, Teacher's Aide, Guid. Off. Aide. KATHLEEN SCHILLKY--Teacher's Aide, Guid. Off. Aide, Off. Aide. HAROLD SCHMID—Stage Band, Marching Band, Chess Team, Proj. Club. HELMUT SCHROEDER--S.C. 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CARLAND SEELEY--Drama, Proj. Club. VALORIE SETTLES--Waitress Club, Cafe. Aide, CCC, Music. KATEY SHEETS--Marching Band, Concert Band, Volleyball Intra. ROBERT SHIRK--Choir, Marsh-Mellos, All-City Chorus, Lib. Aide. STEVEN A. SHKILEVICH--S.C. Rep., Choir, BGC, Senior Play, Hall Guard. DAVE SHUPE--Track Team, Sixth in Columbus Swimming 0 Diving Meet. CANDY SICKELS--HSH Checker. JOYCE S1KORA- -Off. Aide, Cafe. Aide, Book Store Aide, Drama. MARTY SILVIA--HSH Chmn. TIM SIMM£RLY--Cafc. Aide. NANETTA SINKA--CAHS, 'Terp Staff, Teacher's Aide, Tutoring, Intra. BECKY L. SKALSKY--Thespians, Sr. Plays, Attendance Off. Aide. KENNETH SLOAN--Ski Club, Proj. Club. KEVIN SMITH--HSH Chmn., Hall Cuard, Cafe. Aide, Lab Aide, Teacher's Aide. LINDA SOLTIS--S.C. Rep., Class Sec'y, Intra. CARMELLA SPREMULLI--Cafe. Aide, Bowling. LEAH DAWN STANKO--Volunteer, Attendance Off. Aide, Teacher's Aide. BARBARA STARK--HSH Checker, Teacher's Aide. PAMELA STASSFURTH--S.C. Rep., HSH Sec'y., Varsity Cheerleader, GGLC, Marching Band, Concert Band, Teacher's Aide, Cafe. Aide. RICHARD STEPHA NY - - Choi r, Photography Club. JEFFREY D. STROOMER--A.P. Eng.--Eur. Hist.— Am. Hist.--Calc.--Sci., Science Workshop, Chess Club, Tennis Team. DICK STOCK--BCL, Wrestling. THOMAS STOICOIU--S.C. Rep., Varsity Football Manager, Cafe. Aide, Audio-Visual Aide, Radio Room Operator. PATRICIA STUART--S.C. Rep., HSH Aide, GCC, CSC, Choir, Cafe. Aide, Bowling. MICHAEL SUHOZA--HSH Chmn., Band, Track. JOSEPH SWINKO--A.P. Eur. Hist.--Am. Hist.--Sci., Math. Hon., Lab Aide, Marching Band, Concert Band, Orch., Movie Aide. BARB TAKETA--TOMANIC Club, Journalism. AVERY TALLAFERRO—Cafe. Aide. SHERRY TARVIN--J.A. Company Pres., HSH Comm. Comm.--V. Pres., Big Sister, Teacher's Aide. CURT TAYLOR--J.V. Football, Varsity Football. CONNIE A. THOMAS--Cafe. Aide, Waitress Club. Lunchroom Aide, GGC, Girls' Track Team, Intra. Basketball, Intra. Badminton. THOMAS THOMPSON--Key Club, Cafe. Aide. 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