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

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Richard P. Nielson Nancy lean Noonan lane T. Olmsted English Home Economics English Paul Oswald Social Studies Leona Pauly Language |ohn Peduzzi Science

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Carl lockr Science Mjiy Annluiit Dolores luckav English Art K use ell Mar IriduMn.il Arts Idwitd Mayo Industrial Arts William Mrars Margaret Mrllen Industrial Arts Art Richard Mileti Social Studies Donna Miller Science Enrico Molinari Language Cary Montain Math Marilyn Morris Business Ed. lames Motley Social Studies Doris E. Myers Home Economics Vocational Classes Prepare For The Future The Home Economic courses offered at John Marshall teach students how to prepare and serve well balanced meals, and to design and make garments. A wide variety of business courses such as Shorthand. Business Machines. Bookkeeping, Steno, and Typing prepare Marshallites for employment alter high school (A.) Students make use of the facilities offered to them in clothing class (B.) Male students, along with female students, participate in food classes. (C.) The Ten-Key calculator is used in a Business Machine class. 26

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Preparing For College College bound students find a variety of classes to enroll in which pertain to their future studies (A.) Students in a Chemistry lab perform various experiments. (B.) Marshall students use the facilities of the library for research and academic studies with the help of Mrs. Tuckley and library aids (C.) Mr Pohti er demonstrates the use of the language laboratory Preceptor Console Sally Peldyak Raoul Perez Ralph Pfingsten Paul Politzer Bryan Powers William Quayle |ohn Raish Business Ed. Social Studies Science language Science Phys. Ed. Music Roger Ramseyer Phys. Ed. Arthur Richter Industrial Arts Terrence Scahel Roger Schlueter Science Language |ohn Schmidt English Paulette I. Sedensky Business Ed. Barbara Sedio Math 28