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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1974 volume:

Don’t walk in front of me, I might not follow. Don't walk behind me, I might not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Editors 1-15 Faculty And Academics 16-43 Athletics 44-67 Activities 68-99 Seniors 100-137 Advertising 138-168 CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA. LORIN MAAZEL MUSIC DIRECTOR 7 — Vanuvenargues I Every Individual Has a Place to Fill in the World and is Important Whether He Chooses to Be So or Not — Hawthorne 10 Character Is A Victory, Not A Gift. - Tiy Square SAINT JOHN COLLEGE I Like the Dreams of the Future Better Them the History of the Past — Thomas Jefferson TO THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1974: Your senior year will long be remembered as I he yeai our form of government withstood the challenge of the century. As graduating seniors you. too. must meet the challenge of society. In your quest for success remember that every nun. by consenting with others to form a government, puts himself under an obligation to everyone in that society to submit to the determination of the feeling of the majority. This principle was first and foremost in the keen minds of the framers of the Declaration of Independence. Our desire is that each of you experience life in its fullest, and our best wishes go with you. Joseph Dinun io 16 FACULTY—ACADEMICS SENIOR HOMEROOM TEACHERS AND ADVISORS D. Allen L. Beebe O. Bbekman P. Brown P. Caliguirc R. Dill M, Edwards M. I osdick M. (k ruler E. Hall F. . Haller D. Hama J. Heffernan E. Higgins E. Hohertz P. Jolunni K. Latkovic M. MeUen E. Molinari S. McCarthy R. Nielson S. Ohben P. Oswald J. Peduzzi A. Reinke T. Scahel R. Schluctcr C. Seidel A. Tartaglia C. Vabsik G. Valcnzisi R. Van Allen F. Baran Senior Advisor J. Jacobson Senior Advisor P. Joniak Student Council Advisor D. Luckay Yearbook Advisor D English John Marshall's English department, serving an interest and ability levels, offers students a wide variety of courses from extended studies in world. American and English literature, to short, in depth views of life and literature available as mini-courses. Academic Challenge teams have consistently brought honors to John Marshall. In 1973, Ann Cibula, John Heilman, and Robert Kessler reached the quarter Final round. In doing so, they not only brought acclaim to the school, but also won a prize of books and a trophy for JMH. The 1974 team looks forward to even greater success. Throughout the ages, man has recognized and encouraged those who excel by establishing for them special honors. In modern times, election into the National Honor Society by the secondary school faculty honors students for their attainments already made in Leadership. Character. Scholarship and Service. A The JMH 1973-1974 ACADEMIC CHALLENGE team is congratulated by Don Cameron. H Liz Weber pinning Mike Goellnitz. C The 1973-74 National Honor Society member . D A Thesbian social. Allen. Alice Allen. Deborah Allen, Thomas Babhsz. Christine Bahen, Joseph Baran. France Bauer. Eleanor Office Staff Business English Business Industrial Arts English Biology A C D Beebe. Linda Bemcr. Mildred Beyerle. Donna Ricnla. Mitchell Billey. George Blackman. Omar Brashwitz, Will urn Physical Education Office Staff Library Guidance Business Music Swimming F Chemistry And Physics Concepts such as the chemical bond, the structure of matter and the matter-energy relationships, the periodicity of the chemical elements, the mole concept, equilibrium and chemical notation are the framework of Chemistry. Descriptive Chemistry is treated either as an out-growth of these concepts or as the point of entry. Physics experiments utilize such up to date equipment as air tables. Polaroid cameras, strobe light and photoelectric counters. Physics is a qualitative study of physical phenomena such as forces, energy and atomic structure. Experiments, movies, and film loops are used quite extensively. A Ruth llavasi working over a Bunsen burner. B Mr. Hohcrtz helping Karen Russell and Ailing Kcrrick do an experiment. C Nick Schiau taking readings from an oscillator. I) Marie Badarocco, Sue Dlmond, Karen Lyczck, and Kent Scebbi working as a group on a Chemistry experiment. E Jane Hunt and Patty Magnone working together on a Physics experiment. F Miss Jalics watches as Bruce Barkhauer docs a demonstration experiment. G Vickie Hucbler anil Kathy Long measuring light wave lengths. Biology Microscope work, dissection, and quantitative experiments arc the main areas covered during Biology laboratory periods. The chemistry and structure of cells, higher plants and animals, and finally evolution 3nd ecology are considered in Biology classes. Mathematics John Marshall has three Mathematics programs. A student taking Vocational studies can select cither Shop or Business Mathematics. Honor students take Geometry, Algebra II. Trigonometry and Advanced Math one year earlier, and may then take Advanced Placement Calculus in their senior year. Regular college bound students take the above in the assigned grade. A Carol Oravec cares for plants in the conservation area. B Student involved in work with a microscope. C Vicki I'ilko, Michelle Faync. Tom Harriman and Mike O’leary studying cell from the mouth in biology. D A.P. Biology class working with microscopes, t Mr. Seidel's class involved in proofs of angles. F Randy Roemgk and Rick Chudnar going over work with the abacus. Blown, Patricia Burke, Donald Caliquire, Augustine Caliquirc. Patrick Cappetto. James Carter. George Chippi. Joseph Physical Education Driver Education Social Studies Dist. Co-Op. Train. Business Driver Education Social Studies Dehart, Christine Dieterich. John Library Industrial Art Dill. Rollin Math DiScipio. Richard Business Donahue. Joan Office Staff Edward . Mary Business Elkins. Thomas Spanish Music John Marshall students have a variety of musical opportunities to enjoy. Interested students may participate in the Mixed Chorus or Girls' Glee Club. Students may also join Choir or Marsh-mcllos, if accepted. Students involved in instrumental music have the opportunity to select Cadet Band or Orchestra. Marching and Concert Band and Stage Band arc offered to advanced instrumentalists. Instrumentalists from John Marshall were selected to participate in the All-Ohio Boy’s Band and All-Ohio Youth Symphony in 1973; both of these arc sponsored by the Ohio State hair and are directed by Mr. Blackman. AUUUA untui Language John Marshall is very fortunate in having an outstanding and large foreign language department offering French, Spanish and German. To supplement regular classroom instruction, students may use a language laboratory where occasionally classes meet and listen to exercises which correspond to their textbooks. Each language department has its own Honor Society that requires a high academic standard for membership. A Mr. Blackman rehearses a musical selection with the hand for an evening concert. R Margaret Cucu, Laura Waiters. Darlene Delgaudio. Peter Mylrohovch and Sluron Aliens practice with the Cadet Band. C Unda Moron, Mike Reggoti. Duane Slieppo and Linda Spencer rehearse for the winter concert. D Mr Schluclcr is going over a lesson with his German class. L The language lab is an aid to word pronouncialion. Clapacv Paul Industrial Arts Colt Ingham. Mozclla Special Classes Cozzonc. Richard Lnglish Curran. Ronald Driver Education Daiuto, Victor Art Dare. John Decker. Virginia Social Studies Home Economics Emery. Richard Business EtcrovKh. Alice Guidance Evans. Gregory Business log liner. Mar ip nc Business lisJier. William Science I ogarly, Mary Musk Fosdick, Marion English Guidance The essence of the Guidance and Counseling Services Office is oriented to the individual student and Ins individual needs. Principally, the aim of the Guidance Counselors is to help the students organize their interests and aptitudes into challenging and attainable educational and vocational goals. This task embraces such basic functions as testing, career counseling, course selection counseling, and personal counseling, which should lead to a diploma and either military service, college admission, or vocational job placement. A Mr. Youtz is talking to a student about a schedule change. B The Counscling Office. Library Over the years the library has assumed more and more the responsibility of augmenting the school’s curricula by supplementing the teacher's courses with additional materials. More and more we are going into the audio-visual field while still maintaining an impressive collection of books, magazines, pamphlets, and pictures. We will truly become a learning center and hopefully the very heart of the school with the plan to combine the book and audio-visual collection into one unit. C Marilyn Smorag is stamping bbrary slips. D Mrs. Grcalis helping Cynthia Daniels find information. E The front desk. F Paul Tcratto and Bill Coddington arc studying in the Library. Gender. Mao Home Economics Gibbons, Eugene Science Grealis, Lois Library Greene. Joseph Guidance Hall. Florence English Haller. Edward Industrial Arts Hama, Dorothy Business Hanchuk, Victor Harvey. Brenda llcarst, Gerry Math Home Economics Visual Aides He f lemon, James Business Henderson. Earnice Librarian Henry. Betty Home Economics Higgins. Edith Home Economics Holier! , Edmund Science Jacobson. John lnduslri.il At Is Jalies, Marla Science Jeentan, David English Jenkins, Sanford Industrial Arts Johannl, Paul Social Studies Jones, Doris Drivers’ Education Leach, Kobcrlu Social Studies Leahy,Joseph Science l.lsy, Sally Business l.ockc, Carl Science Lowes, Belly Office Slalf Lucas, Mary Ann English Luckay, Dolores Art Jonlak. Peter Social Studies Klcpacz. George Social Studies Kuback. Kenneth Math Kuchinski. Gail Teacher Aid Latnmers. Helen English Latkovic. Kenneth I- nglisli Laux, F-'lorence Math Mancuso, Doris Teacher Aid Marx. Russell Industrial Arts McCarthy. Sandra English Meats, William Industrial Arts Mcllen, Margaret Art Mileti. Richard Social Studies Mills, Jeffrey Dist. Ed. V oc. Sales Social Studies Tlie teachers in the Social Studies department at John Marshall recognize that it is their duty and obligation to provide students with the type of opportunities which would enable them to reach their maximum potential. Effort was expanded to keep our program up to date and it is changed to meet the national trend when necessary. It is the most sincere hope, that the department provided the student body with a most productive and satisfying experience. Art The John Marshall Art Department strives to develop the art student's talent and ability to their maximum level. The Art I and Art II classes cover the ground work. The basics in drawing, design, and composition arc stressed so that a thorough foundation is established for a mastery in the various art techniques. The Commercial Art and the Advanced Art courses build toward the professional approach in techniques, experimentation, and creativity. D Mr. Moxlcy using a globe to point out areas of class discussion. E Students demonstrating the various nationality dances to American History students. A Art students painting a new JMH renovatioa It Liz. Pilisy stenciling. C Dcnuc Boris and Marguerite Osborn painling leaf designs. Business The Business Education Department offers several vocational, regular, and cooperative work-study progra . Each student will he qualified for a positio; • business after any of the two year courses. A Mary Lou Bokcr working with a calculator. B Steve Andrus learning to type. C A typing class. I) Mrs. I.isy showing Georgia Kost and Sue llelir how to work a duplicator. E Mr. Evans using an overhead projector to .ml those taking hookkeeping. I Marie Muner and Sue Roy working with an adding machine. Distributive Education The Distributive education Retail program is designed for high school seniors who have a career objective in the field of marketing that segment of the business community engaged in the distributing and merchandising of goods and services. The program combines in-school instruction and coordinated on-the-job work experience in preparation for students in occupations that provide experiences in selling, sales promotion, buying, and or store operation. The Diversified Cooperative Training Program is designed to provide vocational training in technical areas for boys and girls usually during their senior year. The students go to school halfday and work at a related Training Station the rest of the day. A Ralph Eeketc explains the cash register to Sharlynne Evans. B Dave Lawler fills up prior to the energy aids. C Valerie Koxs keeps busy calling orders and ringing up ihc cash. I) Marilyn Clawson adds a link mustard lo her sandwiches. E Mark Deigh ton's work requires muscle power. F Chuck Gralcy makes a sale for his department. Milola. Viola Office Staff Mitchell, Mel Driver Education Molinari, Enrico Language Mon Li in, Gary Math Mosshart, Ruth Teacher aid Moxtey, James Social Studies Nappicr, Joseph Industrial Arts Nielson, Richard Novak. Anna Lee Ohlscn. Sharon Oleski. Theodore Oswald. Raul Oswiecinski. Paulette Overman. Charles English Office Staff Business Business Social Studies Business Industrial Arts Pcduzzi. John Perez, Raoul Pftngston, Ralph Politzcr, Paul Quayk, William Rad wan. Thaddeus Reany, Linda Science Social Studies. Science Language Physical Education Special Classes Business Rcinkc, Albert Richter. Arthur Physical Education Industrial Arts Rodrtguc2. Sylvia Home Economics Rowland. Margaret Nurse Ruska. Evelyn Home Economics Samuels. Marlene General Business Scahel, Terrence Drivers Education ■ Home Economics courses prepare a student with skills to be used in various areas. It is hopeful that desirable attitudes and values toward himself and society are developed as he is enrolled in the Home Economics program. Gainful employment is a goal for students enrolled in the Vocational Home Ec program. Opportunities are offered lo students to prepare for services in the foods Held as well as the area of health cateers. A Bov Packard modeling at the Spring Fashion Show. B Sharon Partc ana and Emily Delgado show spun}: fashions. C Gad Yakobics working hard to finish a dothing project. I) Margaret Hogan completing an outfit for sewing class. I Pam l.ynch and Kathy Taylor prepare for a medical career. F Mrs. Whitaker looks on as Toni I lu;:hlc uses the sewing machine. G Mrs Rodrigue and Gloria Kane demonstrate how lo take a pulse. 38 Industrial Arts e F Industrial Arts is the study of the tools, materials and processes used in Industry. It provides desirable minimum skills in various trades and develops the ability to work effectively with others. Industnal arts is Pre-Vocational in nature, to the extent that it may aid in the choice of a career, as well as providing for the use of leisure time and consumer education. Vocational Education is designed to prepare youth for initial entry into employment in a specific or closely related trade, industrial, technical, or service occupation. The industrial program is based upon clearly defined skills, proficiencies, and occupations in which there are opportunities for employment. A Joe Benmxand Craig Miller working in Electrical Class. B Roosevelt Tucker works on a bookcase in Woodshop. C Paul Kaspick adjusts a drill press. I) Gary Tylicki works at running a lathe, b Mark Maurer sands a cabinet. F Working in Mechanical Drawing are Dave Kcix and Kristy Krcutzfcld. G Working with a kluge in Printing Class are Joe Venorsky and Ray Engel. 39 WM ' Industrial Arts Industrial Arts is one of the pre-vocational courses taught at John Marshall. It is a study of tools, materials, and processes used in industry. By providing minimum skills in various trades, it is an aid in future career selection. The course is designed to instiuct students in consumer education and constructive use of leisure time, as well as developing ability to work with others. Vocational Education is designed to prepare youth for initial entry into employment in a specific or closely related trade, industrial, technical, or service occupation. The industrial program is based upon clearly defined skill, proficiencies, and knowledge needed for entry into a specific occupation in which there arc opportunities for employment. A Roseann Dotson, Roy Zingcob. and Jeff Real are working at veiling up a printing press. B Students gain experience in one of John Marshall's many shops. C The simulator can give added practice to new drivers. D The rood is the real lest of driving skills. E Mr. Meats demonstrates one of the machines to Mike Ugetabariand Jaruis Cotdcl. F A student working at welding. Rudy Vcrnci - Custodian viob Miio,a Pr ndP 1 °ctk Schluetcr, Roper Language Schmidt. John English Seidel. Clyde Math Shauver, William Guidance Sheridan. Thcrscs Home Economics Simpson, Melvin Industrial Arts Smith, F.Iainc Smith, Joy Office Staff English Sones. Barbara English Streza, Dorothy Office Staff Strnad, Donald English Suljagic, Martha Social Studies Van Allen, Richard Math Verner, Rudy Custodian Vtnyard, Robert English Vogt, Thomas Conservation Volin, Sylvia Office Staff Waite, Lori Office Staff Walker, Helen Wasowski. James Office Staff Social Studies Alice Allen - Treasurer Evelyn Ruskai - Cafe. Manager Margaret Rowland - Nurse Office Stall Tartaglia, Antoinette Tesack, Grctchen Tarvcl, Frank Tucklcy, Mablc Utley, Alice Valasik, Cheryll Valenztsi, Gregory Language Guidance Industrial Arts Library Home Economics Building Substitute Science Wcese, James Wells, Milo Whitaker. Vera Wiles, Edward Wisnesky, George Wooding. Rochelle Youlz. Donald Math Science Home Economics Guidance Music English Guidance Football The football season of I ‘ 73 proved to be a great one for the John Marshall Lawyers. The Lawyers posted a record of 6-3-0. the best since I960. This put Marshall in second place in the West Senate. A Senior Ron Halas run with the lull. B Woodk Thompson. Coach Hanchuk. Ron Matas. Hill Gulascy. watching from the sidelines. C Vic Scqtluno runs with the lull as 'like Gocilintz blocks. D Mike Gocilintz makes his entrance through the hoop. 1: VVoodte Thompson pushes forward for a Marshall first down. F The rest of the Marshall team always stands by to offer encouragement. Basketball With a lot of talent, many hours of practice and much determination, the varsity squad have really got it together as one good basketball team. The 1973-74 squad consists of six seniors and seven juniors. On the court, these individuals work as a team, and as a result, we have a very successful team. Members of the Varsity squad are seniors Matt Sparks. Jerry Cifranic, I d Fenko. Jim Thompson. Bill Codrington. Steve Croyle. and juniors Woodie Thompson, Alan Johnson. Marty Biggins, Mark Rivera. Welton Lewis, and John Filippi. The JV squad also worked hard. Playing on the JV squad arc Ken Hopkins. Bob Bclcastro. Larry C'hernaskas. Tom Dodak. Jeff Gicra. John Schneider, limy Hufstetler. Daryl Mapson. Mike Will. Steve Zcdella. Bob Lee. Al McNeely. and Bob Toporowski. A Larry Chernaskas attempts a block on an opponent. B West Tech opponent tries to shoot over block by Ld Fenko. C Marty Biggins and Welton Lewis go up lor the rebound. L) Welton Lewis and a West Tech opponent jump for the ball. E Two Marshall players block an opponent from shooting. F I he whole Marshall team puts in effort for victory. C Woodie Thompson jumps to sink the ball. 47 A The Grapplers The John Marshall Wrestling teams have dominated the West Senate and City Championships over the years, as they have won the championship live out of the last six years. The starting of a Junior High wrestling program in the area has assured Marshall of maintaining its high respect in the area. Over the past 22 years Marshall's wrestling teams have won 192, lost 227, and tied 2. They have had 13 undefeated seasons, won numerous Senate, West Senate. Sectional, and district championships, won the State Champion in 1961 and placed in the top live, four other times. Marshall has had 12 individual state champions as well as many place winners. Twenty-two former Marshall wrestlers have gone into coaching. A Bob Markowitz puls his wrestling skills to work. B Holding his opponent (irmly is Joe Mancino. (' Victory is in the face of Joe Mancino. I) Kick Shannon's opponent comes to a near pin. E Determination and skill make Vance Redding a good wrestler. I- Mr. Gibbons offers advice from the bench. G Jeff Schadc on the verge of pinning his opponent. C 48 The Marshall Marlins The 1973-74 Marshall Marlins have undergone some changes since last year. For the first time in Marshall’s swim team history, girls have been added to the team. The girls are a fine supplement and work at making a victorious team. The pool area itself has been changed: new pool lines and bleachers have been furnished for better accommodations. Coached by William Brashwitz, the team’s future looks bright. A A Marshall swimmer pulls (o win. B Sue Ruper shows skill in her swimming. C Jerry Kassil executes a dive. D A perfect dive takes a lot of concentration. E Tliis Marshall swimmer needs a lot of effort in the butterfly. F Mardcle Prudhoe is an example of an accomplished swimmer. G Paul Long dives at the start of a relay. 52 E A Winning Team The 1973 Baseball Team was in a building year after winning a co-championship m 1972. ns first year of participation in twenty seasons. This years team had a record of 6 wins and 14 losses. Baseball in 1974 is looking forward to a successful season. Tliis years team will have a number of experienced seniors, an excellent group ot juniors, and a promising sophomore class. The members of the 1973 JMII Baseball Team are; D. Chismar. D. Aichele, B. Chambers. B. Jasan, T. Baird. P. DcLuca. M. Dobrea, W. Babin. R. DeAnna. J. Petro, E. I'enko, D. Turk. B. Brown, II. Zak, M. Sasalla. M. Biggins. R. Gladys. T. Robinson. J. Wawcrck, J. Wasilko, J. Ofranic, P. Diamond. M. Paul. R. Wooten. Assistant coach Ken Kubach. and Head Coach Terry Scahcl. A A part of the JMII baseball team awaiting their nun in the game. B Marty Paul tno. 2 l catching a ball a I first base ( Bill Jasan taking a turn at bat. I) Dale lurk concentrating on getting a hit in the JMII St. Ignatius game. I- Marty Biggins slides as he races the hall to base. I John Wasilko on lust base al the JMII Ignatius game. (i Bob Chambers touching base as lie runs. 53 Having contributed to a successful campaign in 1973, members of the track team in the class of ’74 have good reason to look forward to their senior season. 1973 was a championship and record-breaking year for the Lawyer cindermen. I'or the ninth time in 14 years. Marshall won the West Senate Outdoor Championship Meet. The lawyers also added the West Senate indoor title and captured runner-up honors in the Sectional Meet and at the Bay Village Relays. Marshall was the only school in the entire field at the West Tech Relays to place in every running event. 1973 was a rebuilding year for the Marshall Cross Country Team. Captain Jim Thompson was the only returning letterman who had been one of the top five runners on the team that had won the Senate (City) Championship in 1972. By the end of the season, the top runners on the ’73 squad were seniors Thompson. Scott Forrester. Tim McGinty. and Nick Wolf, and juniors Drew Coy, John Eaton, Larry Kinkopf, Bob Dolan. Ed Higginbotham, and Darrell Quinn. A Welton Lewis shows an all-out effort in the long jump. B The Track Team does a lot of running lo give Marshall a good standing. C Sooll Forrester being timed on a run. D An unidentified track member pushes to make the vault E 1973-74 Cross Country Team. I' Jim Thompson comes in first at one of the back meets. C Bruce Holloway exhibits his hurdling skills. II Glen McGraw hands off to Derek Collins to put Marshall in the lead. Members of the 1974 John MarshaII Cross Country Team are: John Yatson. Jim Thompson. Nick Wolf, Tim MeGinty, Scoll Forrester, Jeff Warden, Joe Kisli, Duane Shepp, Tom Rudo, Bill Novak. Bob Dolan, John Faton, I d Higginbotham. Larry Kinkopf. Gary Ifulin, Paul Clark. Glen Kuban, Steve Maier. Don Isner. Dave Tuomala, George Coy, Chuck Kncrcm. Bnan Young. Chris Partezaru, Bob Toporowsky, Darrell Quinn. Joe Milcti. Tennis There was only one word that described the 1973 Varsity Tennis Team-REBUII DING. The team faced a tougli schedule. With help from Juniors Tom Holland 3nd Dan Rawlus. the team finished fourth in the Senate standings. Golf The 1973 JMH Golf Team was in first place throughout the season until they played St. Ignatius. The golfers finished second in the Senate. Hard swinging Chuck F.wmg won the Chmura Award for Most Outstanding Golfer. A The 1973 JMH Golf Team; (left to right) Ken Novae. Bob Tatar. Chuck Ewing. Mike Jones. Coach Mr. Donald Burke. B Tom Holland preparing to return the volley. C Ken Novae keeps his eye on the ball. D Paul Kopec completing his powerful stroke. E 1973 Tennis Team; (BOTTOM ROW. left to right) Henry Raimann. Daniel Piwtus. Ken Weightnun. Brian Yasaki. Tom Crow. (TOP ROW) Coach Mr. Raoul Pete ., Tom Holland. Atan Unsted, George Costaros. Ralph I'ekete. A Gymnastics This year at John Marshall, the boys Physical Education classes will encounter a wide variety of sports and tests. Speedball, wrestling, volleyball, and track will highlight the sports. The testing will include many navy, jump rope and track tests, along with the endurance decathalon. A Attempting the rope climb is Mike Kcnnelli. B Mike Nahrstead taking a jump rope test. C Joe Bcnnis pumps out the sit-ups as Joe Mancino holds his feet. D Regis Cooney, George Hensley, and John Chambers run against the clock. I- 1972-1973 JMH Boy's Gym and Swim Leaders Club: TOP ROW: (left to right� Steve Suzo. Our lie Setghman. Joe Dillon. Nick Kovalkevich. Pete Szeles. Jim Viancourt. Tim Vidoni. Steve Anderson, Joe Bennis, Dennis Jahn. Bruce Weber. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Ouaylc. Mr. Reinke. Mr. Brashwitz. FOURTH ROW: Gary Kuban. Greg Battaglia. John Watters. Joe Mancino. Kevin Filko, Larry Weber, Kurt Liljeberg, Chuck Gralcy. IIIIRD ROW: Paul Maurice. Bob Hcrris. Mike Cascdonte, Warren Johnson. Vince Dorsey. Gaty Schneider, Adam Cockrell. John Savage. Mike Gumbish, Jay Blackmur. SECOND ROW: Scott Ikiltaglia, Jim Chengcri, Alex Diaz-Lapham, Larry Battle, Lawrence Lewis. Jim Pfeifer. Pat Hinley. Tom Strah, Bill Allendorfer, Vicki Kemf. Kim Mcssangcr. I RON! ROW Bill Edgar. Tim Biranowski. Don Hendricks, Ed Donahue. Pres. Al Thorne. Jerry Smith, Russ Wooten. Tom Bute, I d Kinkopf. F Mario Vega and Kn Wright working hard on a warm-up run. 59 Gym Classes John Mardiall High School has an outstanding interscholastic program for girls. Marshall teams have been showing a terrific combination of school pride and sportsmanship in Volleyball. Basketball. And Track Field. Surely Marshall girls have established a winning tradition which will be hard to surpass by any other school in the city. A Marie Kolasa aids a gym student over the buck. B Improving her badminton skill is the goal of Jean Chapek. C Wilma Lowric is assisted by Vicki Lewis and Sharon Magnonc on the balance beam. D Miss Beebe demonstrates the art of self defense with the lie Ip of a gym leader. E Exercises arc gym class warm up. F Sheila Thome and Robin Roister practice their gym class dance routine. 64 c Gymnastic Opportunities At John Marshall, the girls are given the chance to actively participate in a wide variety of activities. The gymnasium is fully equipped with facilities for fencing, swimming, diving, tennis, track, badminton, and many other sports. Girls can take advantage of these opportunities during school as well as before and after school. There is also interscholastic and intramural competition. This gives the girls a chance to exhibit their skills and give them the experience of competing with others. A Working on her tennis skills is Vicki Hucblcr. B Friendly advice given by Mardel Prudoc Is appreciated by Sue Jones, Ann Cibula, and Vicki Kcmpf. C Marilyn Henry comes in a dose second behind in one of the many track events. D Mary Jo Knccht worksat improving her badminton skill. E Enjoying Marshall's diving facilities h Kathy Donnelly. F Marilyn Henry and an unidentified Rhodes opponent strain to make the hurdles. G Two Marshall students practice at the art of fencing. G Girls’ Sports Miss Beebe and Miss Brown conduct one of the best Girls’ Physical Education Departments in the city and their record proves it! Without the anxious participation of the girls and the outstanding leadership and influence of our gym teachers, this would be impossible. Each year more and more girls get involved in the extra-curricular activities that the Department offers. The Gym Leaders' Club, volleyball, and basketball arc just a few. They enable the girls to enhance and put their skill and coordination to good use. while helping others to do the same. The girls have a lot of fun. and. at the same time, develop their skills and character toward a well-rounded personality. A My nose needed powdering, but this is ridiculous, says Nancy Ezo as Sue Mayes docs the (louring at the Gym Leaders’ initiation. B Becoming a JMH Gym Leader means going back to diapers, pin , bottles and teddy bears for Diane Chismar. C The 1973-74 John Marshall Gym Leaders’Club. D Marilyn Henry scores two points with a long shot. F. Lori Whalen makes an overhand serve over the net. F Members of our 1973-74 Interscholastic Volleyball Team are: SITTING (I. to R): Wendy Gbdys, Sue Mayes. Judy Kammcrer, Lori Whalen. KNEELING; Darla Davis, Vicki llucber, Venissa Harris. Nancy Roth. Micki Shcboy. STANDING; Mis Beebe, Karen Frederick, Mardclc Prudhoe, Linda Mctyk. Lorric Oldham. Sandy Stincic. Vocal Music The Mixed Chorus. The Girl’s Glee Club. The Marsh'Mcllos and the Concert Chrous are open to all interested students at John Marshall. As a sophomore, the student begins in the Mixed Chorus or Girl’s Glee Club. At the end of the year, auditions are held for Choir and Marsh-Mello perpestives. The students called back from these auditions wall be in Choir next year. The Marsh Mcllos are then chosen from the Choir by the quality of the student's blending voice. The entire department performs twice a year: at Christmas time and during the Spring. Also, the Choir performs at the Commencement exercises. The Vocal Department has been acclaimed throughout the State with over fifteen members in the All-City Choir, and outstanding representation in the All-Ohio Youth Choir. The Vocal Department owes many (hanks to the director. Miss Mary E. Fogarty. A. Mixed Chorus preforming at Open House. B Choir singing at the Spring Concert. C Marsh-Mello arc Debbie Mumaw and Bruce Holloway. D Miss Fogarty directing the Choir while performing at the annual Spring Concert. E Student teacher Mr. Williams conducts the Mixed Chorus for the Christmas Program. F If the Most Wonderful Time of the Year is sung by the 73 Marsh-Mcllos for the Christmas concert. G Miss Fogarty conducts the Girls Glee as they sing their opening number Hie Angels Song. Midwinter Band Concert The Midwinter Band Concert featured a variety of music played by the various outstanding JMH bands. The Dixieland Band, dressed in suspenders and straw hats carried the audience back to New Orleans with their ragtime music. The Stage Band played selections ranging from the JMH fight song to rock numbers. The Concert Band played a medley of Dr. Dolittle songs. The Symphonic Band concluded the concert with a lively rhythm number. A Marshall’s own Dixieland Band kicks up a lunc. B Dixieland Band drummer. Mike Stcilz. C Captain Mark Yannie plays a tune on his clarinet. D Gloria Cifani playing her flute at the Midwinter Band Concert. E Mr. Wixneskcy conducting the orchestra. F Many hours of practice make Ann Cibula the fine player she it. G Matthew Fad and Cindy Bunge wait for their cue. H Skill it in the hands of Valerie Winslow. J Vicki Parobek plays the cello at a concert. 72 Spring Concert One of the annual musical highlights at John Marshall is the Spring Parade. May 11, l‘)73 was no exception. Appearing at this concert was the Symphony Orchestra as well 3S the Symphonic. Stage, and combined Concert and Cadet Bands. As is the custom, the music performed represented a variety of periods and style . . . from Baroque to Rock. Enthusiastic applause demonstrated audience approval of Nicolia's Merry Wives of Windsor and Rossini's Italian in Algiers Overture. Also heard were the familiar strains from the hit shows, “My Fair Lady. Oliver”, and Paint Your Wagon”. A Tile melodic sound of the French Horn adds harmony to the concert. B The combined Cadet and Concert Bands under the direct ton of Mr. Omar Blackman enthusiastically played such numbers as hit strains from Oliver . C Top hits played by the Symphonic Band left the audience humming all the way home. D Lawrence Welk has nothing on Mr. George Whhncskcy as lie conducts the JMH Symphony Orchestra to a hit performance at the concert. F Marshall graduate. Miss Joyce Wondcl sings an aria accompanied by the Symphonic Band. F Sasaphonc and trombones wailing, the stage tund swings into a number at last year’s Spring concert. 73 � Marching Band — 1973 The Marching Band begins the school year each August with two weeks of solid, exhausting, daily rehearsals in preparation for the colorful half-time football pageantry which follows in September. F.xcept for occasional local parade appearances the Marching Band concludes its 9 or 10 games scheduled, and returns once again to the concert hall in the form of the Symphonic Band. The John Marshall Color Guard is one of the (ugliest spirited precision teams in our school today. This fine unit is composed of eight regulars and two alternates. Their colorful and dignified pre-game appearance at each football game is always a spectacle to behold. Their precise and flashy gun twirling at half-time proside unmeasured entertainment for football and basketball fans alike. The Oompah Dolls, now enjoying their fifth year of providing important bass music for the Marching and Symphonic Band, have acquired many faithful followers. “This unusual section of the band is most unique”, states their director. Mr. Blackman, “since it is probably the only all-girl tuba section in the country.” A The Oompah Dolls perform during half-time. B Don Krtmann. Jayne Chilfant, Pam Pelgcr and Jan Pawul, march into formation at pre-game. C The Color Guard present “The Colors during pre-game. D The Marching Band plays in the stands during a football game. E The Color Guard twirl at the Homecoming Pep Rally. F Oompah Dolls Jeanne Sccundc, Susie Gray. Gayle Pape. Cindy Anderson and Sue Dimond play during half-time. 75 F G Homecoming 1973 One of the biggest events of the school year is Homecoming. Homecoming is sponsored by the Cheerleaders and includes the crowning of an elected queen and a dance. Two groups of girls behind all our teams arc the Cheerleades and I wyerettes. Both groups perform at football games, basketball games and rallies. A Homecoming Queen Lydia Diaz and her father. King Sam Diaz at the Homecoming Game. B Anticipating the break through. C ... and breaking through is Vance Redding. D Queen and her court (left to right): Rosalie Garnty, escort Pat Ryan; Mary Ann Winlerich, escort Jim Thompson; Queen Lydia Diaz, escort lid Mocarski; Polly Olmsted, escort Charlie Seighman;Connie Brodnik, escort Randy Roenigk. F. Senior Cheerleaders Sherry Case. Sue Hehr and Mary Hanrahan cheer on at the pep rally. F Lawycrcttes Eileen Flynn, Peggy Brcnnen, Linnca Diehl, and Karen Magnonc perform at the JMH football games. G Lawycrettc Patty Milan entertains at a football game. H Vicki Lewis leads the crowd. J Senior Cheerleader Linda Kegg cnthuxusUcally dicers on. H J Student Council Sponsored Dances Student Council, throughout the school year, sponsor dances. Each dance is on a special theme. Three dances which Student Council has sponsored during the past year were: Kick-Off Dance which opens up the school year. The dance is after a home football game, with a top named band. Root-Bcer-n-NutS Party brings you back to the ties of sock and record hops, bobbie socks, saddle shoes, ponytails, and red lipstick. Sadie Hawkins Dance is a turn about dance. Girl ask hoy! The couples can get married and divorced in the same night. 1A The drummer of MAGIC guts the beat... 2A While Olivia Timko and friends dance at the Kick-Off Dance. B The train of dancers take off around the gym at the Root Bccr-n-Nuts Party. C At the close of Sadie Hawkins Dance, couples wait in a line to get a ouick ‘divorce'. D The crowd at tlie Root Beer-n-Nuts Party take to the floor and dance. E MAGIC provided the music at the Kick-Off Dance. !•' Debbie Shephard, Bruce Holloway, Mel Betzner and date, dance away at the Sadie Hawkins IXincc. G Shelley Brcudhead. a ‘73‘ graduate of JMH, dances to the sound of MAGIC at the Kick-Off Dance. 78 Student council Student Council plays an important role in school activities. It gets the students involved in school matters that take place in and around school. Throughout the school year Student Council sponsors rallies and dances for the students to attend. This year there were tallies for every varsity sport and for the crowning of the Homecoming Queen. The Kick-Off Dance, Winter Formal and a Spring Rock Concert were sponsored by the JMH Student Council. Student Council also keeps the entire student body and faculty informed about upcoming events which involve students as well as faculty members in harmony. A Marilyn Clawson and Ron Maazolini at the Winter Snowball.” B A cheering crowd shot taken at a recent Student Council rally. C Mr. Bhckman and the Stage Band performing at the Winter Formal. D Dancing at the Student Council's Winter Snowball arc Joe Gallagher and Karen Foley. F Rita DiPtullip and Tim Toporowsky sit and enjoy the quiet atmosphere at a Student Council dance. F Vic Scigliano and George Nakis put up information on the inside Spirit Board.” G George Korones posts weekly activities on the outside sign. A Extra Activities Open House gives parents the opportunity of meeting teachers and experiencing class routine. The PTA sends out newsletters to families of the community to inform them of the happenings here at John Marshall. They also award a PTA Scholarship at the end of the year. John Marshall has a fine office staff. These women offer a multitude of help, and keep records and files straight. JTL, an organization managed by Mr. Jecman. is for those students who are interested in drama. They sell tickets, make sets, and do all the promotion work for school and community plays. A Mr. Dinunzio speaks to parents at open house. B A PTA member talks to some parents about membership. C Mr. Jecman and Olivia Timko enjoy a bugh at the JTL social. D Some JTL members doing a pantomime. K PTA bake sales offer plenty of good food. I- Mrs Volin. Mrs. Donahue, and Mrs. Milota arc members of the office staff. G Parents listen closely as Mr. Haller explains his method of grading. 83 Clubs John Marshall has a number of fine clubs and groups lo interest the student body. Servettes, Tomanic, and Key Club are just a few of these groups. Miss Henry’s Servettes group consists of about 50 girls who earn service points for the various activities they perform in and out of school, such as ushering and serving refreshments. Mr. Cozzonc is advisor of some 30 members of the Key Club. They help at school functions by checking coats, parking cars at the After Prom, and directing traffic in the parking lot. The Tomanic club sponsors the food and toy drives at Christmas time. They have homeroom help prepare a Christmas basket full of food for a needy family in the Marshall area. It Mi. Wiles discusses Spring plans with the Tomanic Club. C John Savage. President of tiro Key Club is helping hang coats for a school program. 1) Mrs. C.cnsler is giving directions beforehand lo the Servettes as to how things should be «l up. I. Serving at the Senior lea are Debbie Muniaw, Elizabeth Spreng and Regina Parker. I Parking cars at Open House Istilen Creenawall. G Leona Zucharias helps guide the parents during Open House. c mm The John Marshall Ski Club heads for Brandywine on a bus every Wednesday for six weeks, thinking snow, ski. and fun! The skiers are on the bus for one hour and on the slopes for three. Beginners can take lessons at Brandywine, included in the initial fee. Highlights include a trip to Cochaigne at the end of the ski season. THINK SNOW!! This year a new program was instituted by the athletic department, in the form of intramural clubs. On Monday mornings, avid ping pong players participate in Ping Pong Intramurals. On Thursday mornings, the checker champs choose their colors and fight to the finish. A Steve Suzo and Wiley Campbell bailie to an exciting finish in the Ping Pong Intramural . B Concentration is the numc of Ihc game as Vanessa Harris gets set to beat tier opponent. C. I) Checkers, Checkers, and more checkers! The Checker Intramurals meet on Thursday with participants Karen Vcrbiak, Rose Walsh, Kathy Walsh, Sylvia Vrbak, Marilyn Losh, and Diane Schlegclimilch. E Up. up and away, on the ski lift are Rosemary Anzo, and Alex Diaz Lampham. F Just a simple snowplow ... Debbie Slroemplc lakes off, hoping that this time she’ll remain standing. G We can do It. We can do it. We can!” Two Marshall skiers head for the dopes. 88 Lunchroom One of I he more popular rooms in John Marshall is the lunchroom. Four periods a day the lunchroom is filled with students socializing, discussing schoolwork.and eating! The Timer's Club A group of gills that keep the times and statistics at swim meets is The Timer’s Club. The purpose of this club is to run the home meets and provide a cheering section for the swimmers at away meets. The Timer’s Club was chartered in 1972. They have sponored car washes, bake sales, and pool paities. It can be truly said that the Timers make the swim meets tick. A Alan Jones, j member of the Projection Club, rewinds? film. B Ben Davis has Ihe responsibility of running the noon movies. C Many students look forward to this part of the day Lunch! D Mike Kachinskr wails for his change after filling his tray in the Sr. Cafeteria. I- Laver no Kahle clocks John Watters on a relay. I Pam Pclger charts the times as Jeff Wciskopf looks on. 89 The Interpreter Under the guidance of Mr. Richard Nielson. THE INTERPRETER is published 14-18 times yearly. It is the original product of the students of Journalism II. THE INTERPRETER has won many awards for its outstanding quality. Among these awards arc: a medalist rating from Columbia University, which placed The INTERPRETER in the upper 10% of the best High School newspapers in the country; they won THE CLEVELAND PRESS Award at St. Bonavcnturc in New York for the best High School newspaper submitted from Ohio; they also were awarded a plaque foi the best High School newspaper in the Midwest. THE INTERPRETER writers have also won many individual awards from NOSPA at Kent State. THE CLEVELAND PRESS. St. Bonavcnturc. and Columbia University. A Printing pictures for an upcoming issue is Chief Photographer Dana Smith. INTERPRETER photographers develop and print all their pictures in the third floor darkroom. B Editors Sue Piribck and Donna Thapy prepare a football copy for the sport's page. C The journalism staff watches and listens as Mr. Nielson demostraics different layouts from other papers. An exchange program is set up so that THE INTERPRETER is sent out in exchange for papers from other colleges and high schools. D The idea session is for editors who need new story possibilities for their pages. Mr. Nielson explains ways to handle a story to the staff. E The JMH Marching Band receives coverage from Mike Gumbish and Sue Arens. Center Spread Editors. P Inspire of the mess surrounding them. Page 8 Editors Teresa Chagcs and Darlene Kwaczala prepare the last page. Critics Have About Mame Rave newspaper reviews and 2,500 people acclaimed tire musical MAMU as one of the best musicals produced by the Cleveland Community Center Theatre. Featured in the show were faculty members, student, alumni, and members of the community, along with area semi-professionals. Faculty members in prominent parts included: Miss McCarthy. Mr. Schmidt. Mr. Bienia, and Mr. Perez. The play starred Marge Spellacy. well known Cleveland actress and singer who played Dolly several ‘seasons ago. The show was produced and directed by Mr. David Jccmen. head of speech and theatre, while Mr. Omar Blackman conducted the orchestra. The play was presented March 2. 3,9. 10, 1973. Count Dracula Resurrected DRACULA, the classic tale of horror, was resurrected by the Drama Department in late spring of last year. Rolling fog, tombs, and the proper chilling effects characterized the “camp piece of fiction. Featured in the cast were Dan Rccchioasthc indcstmctablc Count along with Dave Botson and Terry O'Reilly. A scries of One Acts were presented in the Utile Theatre during the same week. The plays were student directed and featured playwrights Thornton Wilder. Tennessee Williams and William Inge. V P4 m Applause Cleveland Community Center Theatre's production of APPl AU$1: was a Cleveland premiere in December at John Marshall. APPLAUSE, based on the movie, All About Eve featured Betty Blakscc. drama teacher from Berea High School, Mr. David Jeeman, Marshall's drama coach, and Mis. Basilic, former Marshall English teacher, along with Marshall alumni, faculty, and students. Rock music highlighted the production as dancers rocked to psychedelic Hashes of lights. The dancers danced on tables as well as on the stage. The play was presented November 30. and December 1,7, and 8. Fiddler on the Roof, the world’s mo si acclaimed musical and Broadway's longest running hit was performed by the Theatre and Music Department for four performances in February. Seniors in featured roles included Dan Rccchio, Ruth Matyas. Bruce Holloway. John Savage. Charlie Seighman, Pam Pelgcr. Rich Schneider, and Janet Cole. The production was directed by John Marshall drama instructor. David Jccmcn. while Miss Mary Eileen Fogarty and Mr. George Wisncskey were in charge of the music. Matinees included sell-outs from local elementary and junior high schools. SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS A Sherry Pale. Senior Class Treasurer B John Jacobs. Senior Class President C Left to right, Senior Cbss Executive Assistants; Sandy Nottingham. Vice President; Darlene Mur in. Secretary; George Nakis. Treasurer; and Dave Sutherland, President. D Patty Lynch. Senior CLiss Vice President h Debbie Shepherd. Senior Class Secretary 99 ytts'� : � ? ‘X’ ‘ jnukwjw; t Ate •V - ■ r 'r ' imtrv | rt H ♦yr w °T '• ifflTriwrM (!it ■ ‘i “if ■X- i w 101 Adams, Barbara Adclmann. Nancy Adkins. Nancy AUcn, C'arcn Allen. Desiree Anderson, Gicrn Anderson. Cynthia Anderson. Laura Anderson. Steven Anro. Rosemary Arens, Susan Armentrout. Ned Arndt. Mark Asimakis, Maine Ashby. Rick Auvd. Forest Babin. Wesley Badk, Barbara Badvtuber. David Bailey. Charles Balkc. Christine Baranski. Andrea Barbosky. Robert Barrett. Barbara Barrett. Corey Bartlett, Linda Basar. Diane Bash. Kathleen Batka. Theresa Batke, Sandra Battaglia. Gregory Battle, Lawrence Baumgardner. Janet Beard, Colleen Behrend, Vivian Behrendt, Lynne Bell. Richard Bellcr. Nancy Bendmger. Joy Bennis, Joseph Hero nun, Darrell Bcrgm.inn, Joan Hihari, Ellen Rill, Ronald Bilscy, Kathleen Rittermann, William B.mkcnslup. Leslie Roddy, Donald Bodeker, Clieryl Bokcr, Janet Boker. Mary Lou Bolgar. Mary Ann Borgmann. Elizabeth Botson. David Bramblctt, Joy Brennan, Margaret Brenot, Deborah Briggs, Cyndl Brock. Debbie Brodnik, Connie Brogan, Diane Brooks, Rebecca Brown. Douglas Brown. Joyce Buehner. Timothy Rugosh, Donald Bunge, Cynthia Burbridge. David Burgen, James Bush. Cheryl Butler. Diane Buttler. Daniel Butllcr. Robert Campbell, Eugene Campbell, Jeff Campbell. Monica Campbell. Susan Capulo. Cynthia Caraballo. Michael Cardclla. loan Carl. Curtis Carrasquillo. Sara Carrier. Thomas Carlan, Sharon Case. Sherry Casedontc, Michael Cusano. Catherine Castle, Stanley Ceccarelli. Gina Oialkley. David Cliangcs, Teresa Chapek. Jean Checovich. Clieryl Gtestcnon, William Oiestnutl, Deborah Christopher. Carla t'ibuia, Ann C-ichra. Karen Cirranic. Jerry GUbcrto, Patrick Cirincione. Connie Clancy', Elizabeth Clark. Evangeline Clawson, Marilyn Closky, Sharon Cockrell. Adam Codnngton, William Cody. Linda Col berg, Wdliam Cole. Janet Collins. Deborah Conlon. Margaret Connelly, Carol Conway, William Cooney. Tim Copley, Calvin Corbett. John Cordell. Sharon Corrigan. Michael Coss, Barbara Cox. Mary Croyle. Steven Crowe, Thomas Cunningham, Scott Currie. Abel Cushlcr. Michael Cutlip. Kathy Dallapia za, James Dambn. Scott Dumbno. Concetta Dungel. Janet Danu. Georgina Davis. Ben Dawson. Wayne DcAnna, Rick Debmge. An dree Deighton, Mark DeLuca, Maria Dennis. Harold Devatv, Ronald Dcvorak, Keith Diaz. Lydia Dibler. Debra Dickinson, David Diehl, Linnca DiLalla. Luigi DiLibcrto, Joseph Dillon, Joseph Dimonil. Susan DiVilo, Antonietta Dtniak. Alan Donovan. Kevin Donovan, Larry Dormer. Mary Beth Dorsey. Vincent Dotson. Donald Downs. Marshall Drcgalla. Diane DuBctz. Chantal Duffalo, Carol Dulcic. Michael Dunn, Bryan Dunn. Jerry DuRcll, Christopher Dykes. Leslie Dyson. Jeffry Dziekonski. Helen l ame . Teresa Early. Garry Paste. Jodi Ebner. Daniel Edcrt, Douglas Eivenman, Lorry Elliott. Daniel Elliott. Anna Ellis, Drema Elsicger, JoAnnc Euckcr, Elaine Eucker, Patty Faber. Fred Fa la sea. Don Fatica. Nancy Faulhammer. Garry Fedor, Denise Feketc. Ralph Fclgenhauer. Audrey F'enko. Edwin Fcnn, Debbie Filippi, Anna Findley. Mark Finan. Lisa Fink. Laura Fischer, Richard Fishman, Martha Flachbart, Denise Florio, Josephine Flynn. Eileen Fobcl. Haul For n wait, Tlromas Forrester, Scott Font. Richard Fox. Susan Foxall. Judith France, Diane Franklin. Kathleen Frey.Nancy Frick. EUcn Fricdel. Alan Fricdcl. Kenneth Fryberger, Deborah Gadzinski, Mary Ann Gainer. Vivian Gallagher. Michael Galloway, Michael Gansert. Patricia Garrity, Rosalie Gayncau, John Genoff. Linda George. William Gergen. Carol Gcrlach, Robert Getzlaff, Heidi Gibson. Margaret Ginley. Bryan Glad, Monica Gladys. Wendy Gtowacki, Patricia Gochringcr. Christine Goclnitz, Michael Goode, Dorothy Gorman, John Gosncll. Gail Gouch. Mark Graham. Joan Graham. Michael Graley, Charles Gray, Susan Green. Melinda Greene. Yolanda Grcenwald, Linda Grey. Sandra Gross, Donna Gryczan. Giristophcr Gullascy. William Gulley. Curtis Gundic, Brian Gutwein, Peter Haas. Cilery le Hat er. Alan Hacha, James Hahn. Dennis Halas, Ronald Hallorun, Kathleen llamar. Ann Marie Hamilton. Michael Hamilton. Nancy Hammock. Debbie Hannah. Cathy Hanruhan, Mary Hanzel, Deborah Harriman. Margaret Harris. Gerald Harris. Sheila Hart. Patrick Hasko. Edward Hayes. Ray Hcbcisen. Tina Hehr, Susan Hcrduck. Susan Hein. Sharon Hembach. Edward Heinz, Claudia Heit .. James Hempstead. Marcel Henderson. Robert Henry, Marilyn Herczeg, Theresa Herman. I.ouise Hermann, Hanz Herns. Robert Hicks. Lee Hightower, Marvin Hill. Eugene Hill. Wayne llnanicck. Clarence Hockey. Martin Holbcrl, Dcbrtt Holecko. Steven Holloway, Bruce Holschuh, Debra lioness. Lori lloughtlin. Dona Howard. Gregory lludak. Gerard Hunter. Jonas Jacklitch. Linda Jackson. Jeffrey Jacobs. John Jacobs. Michael Janik. Cheryl Jarrell, Rondol Jarvis. Cordell Jasan, Bill Jasiota. Jodie Jenkins. Leonard Jira. Raymond Johncock, David Johnson. Michael Jolluck, Christine Jones. Alan Jones. Lee Jones. Steven Jones, Susan Jones. William Julian. Hannelore Jiinkc, Gene Kadar. Steve Kammcrcr. Judy Kandah, Patti Kasper. Karen Kastanis. Peter Keane. Jeff Keatley. Joan Kegg. Linda Keister. James Kelly. Joseph Kelly. Linda Kempf, Victoria Kermendy, Richard Kettcl. Linda Ktlbanc. Patrick King. Debby King, Manbeth King, Mariruth Kinkopf, Gerald Kirby, Karen Kirkland, Linda Kish, Joseph Kitchen, Andy Knuckles, Donna Koch. James KokowetZ, Paula Kolasa. Marie Kopcak, Robert Kopp, Edward Koniick, Joyce Komowski, Loretta Koss, Valeric Kost. Georgia Kovach, Carl Kovach, Robert Kovalkevich, Nick Krakoinberger, Joann Krcutzfcld, Kristie Krous, Nadine Krupla, Ronald Krylow, Anna Kuban. Gary Kukula. David Kukula. Michael Kurilich, Dune Kwaczala, Darlene Lad. Matthew Larsen. John Lash, Tom Lawler. David Lee, Jeffrey Lcvcrc. Rolland Lewis. Vicki Libcratorc, Patricia Liljcbcrg, Kurt Linden. Paul Listiak, Sharon Litty. Daniel Long, James Lovagi, Margaret Love. Anthony Lowiie, Beverly Lowrie. Wilma Lusardo, Angie Lycans, Frances Lyezek. Karen Lynch. Patty Magnone, Karen Magnone. Sharon Mahoney. Katherine Mahoney. Nancy Manctno, Joseph Manse. Janice Marconi. Mary Markowitz. Robert Marsh, Richard Marshall. Debra Martin, Ten Martincau. Mary Beth Masavagc, William Maskow, Patti Mattem, Virginia Mattlx, Charles Matyas, Ruth Maurer, Mark May.John Mayer, Margaret Mayes, Susan Mayo, Michelle Mazzolini. Ronald MeAndrews, Susan McClure, Velma McDaniel. Patricia McEntec, Gayle McFaddcn. Jerome McGinty, Cathy McGinty, Diane McGinty. Kevin McGinty. Mark McGinty, Timothy McGraw, Glen McKay, Maribel McKcnny, James McKinney, Charlene McKinnon. Walter McKissack, Magurtha McLaughlin. Daniel McManus. Pat McNees. Susan McTaggart, Kevin Mediate, Leona Meyer, Michael Meyers. Denise Meyers, Joseph Miller, Cathe Miller. Craig Miller. Michael Minnis. Randall Misciasci. Amelia Misciasci, Peter Mitchell, Kim Mocarski, Ed Moilov, Nina Molcnda, Patricia Montague, Stephen Moody, K.iihy Moody, Mairy Moore, William Morales, Jesse Moran. Nancy Morgan, I exlie Morris, Glenn Morris. Jan Morris, June Mortis, l-ince Morris. Linda Moser, Nancy Most, John Mtoc ka, Susan Mudrick. Diane Mnldoon. Jack Murin, Darlene Murphy, Patricia Murray, Deborah Murlaugh, Karen Mytrohovich, Michael Nageoile, Connie Nagy, James Nak.umhi, Albert Nakis, George Naro, Jackie Nerne . Michele Ncinel, Veronica Newark, Ronald Newkirk. Rex Newkirk. Wendy Newman. Robert Nickum. Susan Niles, Theresa Norman, Victoria Nottingham. Sandra Novak. Dcbora Novak, Mark Oakley. Robert Ohral, Mark O’Donnell. James Offrcdo. Linda O’llericn, Leslie Olah, John Oliver, Donna Olmsted, Polly O'Malley, Carol O’Malley, Daniel O'Malley, Kevin Omsted, Alan Oprea, Jeanne O'Reilly. Maria Packard, Beverly Packard, William Palivcc, Stephen Pandoli, Lee Pannsvitz. Marianne Pape, Gayle Parker. Ann Mane Parker. Retina Pate. Sherry Patricy, Tim Patton, Eugene Patton, Mary Paul, Martin Pavvul, Janice Payne, Pamela Peacock, John Pcdlcy. David Pekar, James Pclger, Pamela Pclsnik. Carmen Peters. Roberta Petro. Barbara Pcscatrice, Gary Phillipp. Robert Phipps, Terry Piazza, Donald Pilisy. Elizabeth Pintner, Gregory Piribek. Susan Pitman. Gary Ploscik, Lawrence Polosky, Fred Pongallo, Bonnie Popa, Barbara Porter, Douglas Pring, Rhonda Prudence. Gregory Pucillo, Debbie Pugna. Deanne Pulling, Kim Purslcy. Stephen Queen. Rosemary Quinn. Patricia Radulcsk, Coletta Raffry. Raymond Ragan, Trina Rjimann. llcnry K.imli.i. Dune Ramey, James Randles. Donna Rauschcr. Kathy Rautenstrauch, Ruth RavcncUo, Bonnie Recchio, Daniel Rcdcl. Christine Redcl. Thcresc Rcchorst, Mary FJIen Rehor. Susan Reich. Diane Rem. Mary Rcnnick. Barbara Reno, John Revelt. Gloria Rivera. Nerckla Roach. Jeffrey Robinson, Rebecca Roemtrk. Randall Rogers. Linda Rolfe. Lynn Rook. Michael Roshetko, Deborah Roth. Mark Roth. Mary Rousck. Marian Roy, Susan Rozier, P.itucia Rozzo. Peter Ruffncr. Dune Rush, Karen Ryan. Patrick Rybarczyk. Patricia Sacco, Susan SaJc, Richard Sampson. Valeric Samuel. Peter Sanger, Frank Sasala, Michael Sass. Gcorgann Sathrc, Randi Savage, John Saunders, Pamcb Saylcr, John Sardinia, Linda Schade, Jeffrey Schalz, Barbara Schiau, Nick SchiDky, Carol Schlegel, Vicki Schmdzor, Patricia Schneider. Gerhard Schneider. Richard Schuller. Robert Scigliano, Victor Scott, Judy Sear. Diane Sccunde.Jeanne Scigliman. Charles Seman, Sonia Scnal, Rebecca Shearer. Andrea Shelton. Kim Shepherd. Deborah Sherman. Jeannie Shihadeh. Sam Singell, Debbie Sinko, Debrah Sinkovic. Joseph Sites. Jeffrey Skala. Tom Skakky, Rachel Skvor. Ernst SI usher, Linda Smith. Barbara Smith. Cheryl Smith. Dana Smith. Mark Smith, Michael Smith. Patricia Smith. Walter Smorag, Marilyn Snider. Jessie Solloway, Rosemary Soltis. Janice Sonncndcckcr. Gloria Sparks. Matthew Spisak. Thomas Spit nagel. Bonnie Spreng, Roy Stacho, James Stanko. Daniel Stanley. Stephen Steinmefz. Douglas Stetlnisch. Cliff Stewart. Carol Sliffler. Gail Slover, Richard Strah. Thomas Stroemple. Deborah Strodtbeck. Brian Stubli, Jean Stunck. Dolores Sutherland. Dave Suzo. Steve Swann. Susan Syro. Cynthia Szclcs. Peter Szcltncr, Peter Szuhay. Christopher Tagliafcrro. Louis Talbott. Robyn Tallon, Patricia Tehokc. Debra Tekushan. Mark Thapy. Donna Thompson. James Thompson. MarquiU Thorne. Cynthia Thorne. Deborah Thur. Sandy Tiratto. Paul Tomcho. Andrew Tome, Lori Toot. James Topeka. Peter Trickcy. Karen Triefney. Margaret Tuck. Kathleen Turk. Dale Turk. Gerald Tylicki, Gary Ulinc, Deborah Unateny. Jacklyn Vagi. Jolan Vaji, Karen Vargo, Connie Vasicek. Richard Vcnctis. Mabel Venorsky, Joseph Vidoni. Timothy Vigilanti. Jean Vinson. David Wagner. Mark Waite, Kimberly Wale heck, Craig Ward, Kimberly Ward. Mark Warden, Jeffrey Warnoski. C.illiy Warnoski, Maty lo Wallers. John Walls, Karen Wawetek. John Weaver, Thomas Webber, Unlb Weber. Bruce Weber. Donna Weight nun, Kenneth Wendlme. Joann Wenzel, William Wcrblak. Roller l Wlialcn, Loren White. Belly Wliitc. David Wick. Robert Wietsma. Tdward Wilcox. Donald Williams, Johnctle Wilson, Scott Wind. Gail Window, Valeric Winterich, Mary Ann Wisli nosky, Judy Wolf. Nick Woznick. Kenneth Wrishl, Dawn Yachanin. Debbie Yakobie.s. Jeffrey Yannic. Mark Yasaki, Brian Yatson, John Yee, Lily Young. Jeanne Yurko. Rol crt Zambo, Douglas Zanow. Christine Zingalc, Salvatore Ziv.k.1, Jiimo Zulw. Kami Zuhik. Diane Zubneky. Philip Alpach. ihnmax (orrmlo, Marjorie Doyle, Jamex Uchtcnbcrg, John Mahler. Darlene 1974 YEARBOOK STAFF iROXXOM ROW:, $uc .Campbell. Mary Jane Davis. MIDDLE ROW: DcbMc Bo ctko. Catl Christopher. Barbara Adams. Nancy- Frey. Nancy MorjAfrjOl ROW: Charlie ScTgtfpun, Robin Davor.ik. Oj jK SpitznageJ. Cymli Bright. Maine Asimax for the picture. — ‘ The Vanguard Staff The I‘ 74 Vanguard Staff ultimately comprised twelve hardworking Marshullcttcs who as per usual encountered many difficulties as the deadline approached. The knowledge acquired and priceless experience will be enjoyed in future involvements either in college areas or in the business world. A Charles Seighnun was Advertising Editor and responsible for more monies collected than any previous Advertising Editor. Charlie also assisted with typing and blurbs in other sections as well as billing and tabulating all the monies collected. I) Mary Jane Davis who has worked on the 73 ami 74 Yearbooks is now editor of the 75 Vanguard. Mary Jane not only was Editor of the Sports section both Boy’s Athletics and Girls's Sports, but also assisted proofreading, typing, and did layouts for every section other than the Editors. When Carla was ill. Mary Jane took over the chores. C Carla Christopher Editor of the 74 Vanguard, not only was responsible for the opening section but made the necessary corrections on all pages, proofreading, rcchccklng pages and pictures, and tabulating the pages sent. She has also trained Mary Jane to follow in her footsteps. The Vanguard Staff We of the Vanguard Staff, wish to express our thanks to the following people for their early 73 assistance; Cathy Cutlip and Darlene Murin for Ads acquired over the summer; Dan Kitty for helping with Boys’ Sports; Carol Croyle for considerable and necessary typing and Martha Fishman who was unable to participate in September due to schedule and work commitments. Wc especially want to thank Miss Dolores Luckay, our Advisor, and Mr. Ray Vladar of the Western Publishing Company, for giving their time and assistance to make our Yearbook possible. A Robin Dcvorak assisted Sue Campbell in arranging and checking the Senior Pictures. She also worked on several olher sections. Robin will be assisting Mary Jane with Ihc 75 Yearbook. B Debby Roshetko was responsible for layouts and typing done in some of the Activities Section. C Bonnie Spitznagel wras responsible for the entire Senior Activities section, making all necessary corrections and additions. She also assisted with much typing and obtained picture identifications. I) I Line Asimakis assisted with Girls Sports by arranging for pictures and making byouts. She also did considerable typing, resumes and byouts for the Editors. F. Sue Campbell. Editor of the Senior Section, was responsible for making byouts and charting names for all the Senior Pictures in her section. I- Cyndi Briggs assisted in the Activities Section and did considerable typing. G Nancy Frey assisted with the Activities Section. H Nancy Moran assisted with the Activities Section and typed many resumes in all scctionv J Barb Adams. Faculty and Academic Editor, was responsible for making several byouts, cropping pictures and getting the necessary identifications. HOMEROOM 325 BOTTOM ROW Cindy ('em. Debbie Ulinc, Karen Taylor, Donna Thapy. Connie Varga, Sue Swan, John Vagi, Debbie Tahoke. ROW II IX’bbic Slrumplc. Pal Talon, Lori Tome. Robin Talbot, Glenna Slash. Cindy Thorne. ROW III Bonnie Spilznagel. Gail Sutler, Mr. Schhieter. Kathy Tuck, Dolores Stunck, C.loru Sonendeckcr, Karen Vagi, Debbie Thorne, Jackie Unateny, Carol Stewart. UNION DRYWALL INC. PETE CUTUP GENECUTLIP 631-3440 252-6395 EARL CAMPBELL 631-5485 CONGRATULATIONS Senior Activities ADAMS. BARBARA Library Aid. Candy Striper. Yearbook I acuity Editor ADI I MANN. NANCY Attendance Aid ADKINS. NANCY JOANN Teacher Aid. OLA Member. Intra. ALLEN, CAREN Study Hall Checker. Routing. Intra. ALLEN. DEM REE - Girl V. BacketbaU. Sport Editor ANDERSON. CIIERRI - Cafe Aid. Teacher Aid ANDERSON. CYNTHIA GAIL Oom-Pih Doll . Marching-Symphonic Band. Attendance Aid ANDERSON, LAIIRA Marching-Symphonic Band. Oom-Pah | .ll . ENIIS, Teacher Aid ANDI RSON. STI VIN Gym Leader. Dec.itlulon Team. Choir, Track ANZO. ROSEMARY Ski Club. Orchestra AR Ml NT ROOT. NEIL Cro Countr ARNDT. MARK Swimming ASHBY RICK V. Football ASIMAKIS. MAIN! Color Guard Capt. SC. Yearbook Stall'. Ski Club. Teacher' Aid ADVIL l ORREST Cross Country. Indoor Track BABIN. WESLEY - Bacchall BACIK. BARBARA Gymlc.idcr. Teacher’s Aid. English Office Aid B ( KO. Ml VI I ilitori.il Columnist, Lite Guard BADDY. DONALD - Baseball. Intra. Specdhall BAILLY. CHARLES Interpctcr Photographer BARRETT. BARBARA Ski Huh. Teacher's Aid BARI LETT. LINDA Gym Leader. Rhythmeltc. ENIIS. Teacher's Aid BASAR. DIANE Girl's Glee Club. Bowling Intra., Office Aid BASCH, KATIIIE SH Checker. Lunchroom Aid BATKA. THERESA Tomamc Club BATKE, SANDY Editor-in-Chicf Interpreter, Candy Striper. Teacher's Aid BATTAGLIA. GREG - Swim Team BATERCM ANN, WILLIAM - CHS, SC. BasebaU. Intra., Sports BUI REND. VIVIAN Girls’ Glee Club. Choir. Teacher's Aid. Bouting Intra.. SH Checker BENNIS, JOSLPII Key Club. Gym Leader. Track. Intra. Bl REMAN. DARRELL Chotr BER(;MANN. JOANN - Booksrorc Aid. Band BIIIARI, ELLEN Teacher's Aid. SH Checker, Candy Striper BILL, RONALD Projection Booth. Cadet, Concert Band. Marching Symphonic Band BLANKENSHIP. LESLIE - JV Daisy Mac Basketball. Bowling BLOTTNE R. PAUL Track. Cross Country BOKER. JANET Intra. Sports BORBMANN, BITTY Intramural BRAMBLETT. JOY Intramuralv Rythmettcv SC BRENNER. PEGGY Gym Leader, NIIS. Interpreter. SC. Rytlunctte Tliespcan Society. Intrx BRI NOT. DEBBIE Graphics, Concert Band BRICiGS. CYNDI Pep. Glee. Tomanic Clubs. SH Checker. Counselor's Aid. French Office Aid. Vanguard Staff B ROD NIK. CONNIE Oom-Pah Dolls. Symphonic Band. SC. Scrvcltct. NHS. H.R. Rep. BROWN. Douglas V Bowling SENIORS HOMEROOM - 230 I IR ST ROW Warren Score n Johnvm. Don Horn. Hill Jjvin (Shah). f� . f F. X. He her nan. SECOND ROW Ri� l cti Johnson. Jcfl Hmlnjll. John llotun. “Cool Cordie” Cordell Jarvis THIRD ROW Hill Jones Sieve llolecko. “Ilowic” Mike Johnson. Al Jones John Jacobs. Marty Hockey, Ikivc Johncock. Gene Junkc. Sieve llnlt. FOURTH ROW Jerry Jacfcmn. Clarence Hnankek. lee Jones Lap«.Icon Jackson. Gerald lludak. Ray Jira. Steve Jones. LAST ROW J„nav Hunter. Grey Howard. Jell Jackson. Ilruce Holloway. MISSING Leonard Jenknv BROW N. JOYCE SC. Scrvrtlcs BUGOSII. DONALD JV I oolta . Symoltonic Orchestra. Cadet, Conceit Band BUNGE. CYNTHIA NIIS. VI I NIIS. All City Orchestra. Marsh-Mcllos, Cliou Ac co moan id. Mailt Honorary. Orchestra BURBRIDGI. DAVID Inter. Suit. Choir, Marching Hind BUSII. CHERYL ANNE Gym leader. Riskctbal HITT LI R. DAN Track BUTTLER. ROBERT C.� -cd Volleyball. Intra., Volley hall. Soccer CAMPBELL. MONICA Color Guard. C.� -cd Volley tall CAMPBILL. SUSAN Yearbook Senior Editor, Co-ed Volleytall. Ski Club. I NIIS. Candy Striper CARRASQUILLO. SARA Teachers Aid. Intra. Spoils Sll Checker CARTAN. SHARON - Library Aid. Sll Oteeker. Intra.. Bowling CASE. SHERRY Cheerleader. Sll Checker. Calc. Aid CASEDONTE. MKTIAI L NIIS 11 AN .1 K I I MES Lite Guard. Swim Team, Nurses Aid CHANGES. TERESA Interpreter. Teacher' Aid. Ski Club CIIAPEK. JE AN Concert Chorus Girls Glee Club CIIECOVICIL CHI RYI Bowling CHEST NUTT. DEBBII Ten me Club. Track. Sll Checker CHRISTIANSEN. MARK V f ootball CHRISTOPHER. CARLA Yearbook Editor. Hospital Volunteer CIBULA. ANN All City Orchestra, Marsh-Mcllos, Pres Math Honorary. Marlin Timer, Gym Leader, Pie . I NIIS. Acadcmic Ctallcngc Team. NIIS, Choir. Orchestra CICIIRA, KAREN Attendance Office, Ski Club. Interpreter. Teacher’s Aid. SC. Cafe. Aid. ITA CIERANIC. JAKRI.L JV loot tall. V Basketball. V Baseball, Intra. Volleyball. Basketball CILIBERTO. PATRICK Radio Room. SC. JV Wrest line, Intra. Volleyball, Basketball CLANCY. I LIZA BETH Servettes. Office Aid CLARK. EVANGELINE Track. Basketball. Girls Glee Club. Drama COCKRELL ADAM JV Basketball. Gym Leader. Intra. Baskcttall. Volleyball. AVA C OORINGTON. WILLIAM JV Baskcttall. V Baskcttall. Intra. Volleyball. Basketball CODY. LINDA Interscholastic Volleyball, Intcrscholastic Track. SC. Teacher’s Aid COLE. JANET Marsh-Mcllos. Choir. Glee Club. Pep Club COMPTON. SHARON Library Aid. Teacher's Aid. Alternate Cheerleader, Gym Leader, Office Aid ROW I Chert Anderson. Laura Anderson, Kathy Bash, Ellen Btbart. Lynn Behrendt. Nancy Adclmann. Barb Adams. ROW II Joy Bcdingcr. Kathy Bilsey. Andre Baranskl. Jan Baumgardeer, Barb Barrett. Rosemary Anzo. Barb Baeik. Nancy Beller. Mrs. Gender. ROW III Caren Allen. Diane Basor. Vtvun Behrend. Sandy Batke, Linda Bartlett. Desiree Allen. Nancy Adkins. Cynthia Anderson. Susan Ikirtch, Theresa Batka. ELune Asmakis HOMEROOM 123 GOOD LUCK H R. 516 “Good Luck Class Of 74“ H R. 528 Walker Edward Walker Earl Wallace Michael Wattcy Mack Wasilko John Watkins Steven Weiskopl Jeffery Wcisrnan John Weiss Arnold Wetnet Steven Welhcrill Clyde Will smart Wesley Wiersma Thomas Wilkins Uyod Wilson Richard Winslow Miclucl Winters James W’ollerman Russell Yanntc Noah Young Brian Young Rotten Zatawski John Zambo Mark Zak Henry Zavoda Edward Zeh Thomas Zerucha Joseph Zidd James Zuppero John Zwolenik Richard Mary Jo Knee lit Autumn Knupp Debbie Koch Katlk' Kofron Kaien Koltoul Connie Kolas Cindy Kopy lee Julie Kotntk Betsy Kovach Girol Kovach Kaien Ko lowski l.inda Ki.il IXiwn Krstli Elizabeth Krumhansl Cindy Lachcndro IVhbic Landrisetna Margie Lanzilolla Janet Laux Jeanne Leahy Barb Lchltacb Anita Leo Jackie Leonard Nortne Logorda K-iihv Long Marilyn Losh Virginia Lowes Connie Lyman Pam Lynch Gloria Lyons HOMEROOM 225 LEFT TO RIGHT, SITTING: Vicki Norman Jeanne Opera Susan Niekum Polly Olmsted Patricia Murphy IXirlenc Munn Karen Murlaugh Sandy Nottingham FRONT ROW: Donna Oliva Terry Niles Leslie O'Hcrien Jackie Nar« Debbie Murray BACK ROW: Michele Nemes Terry O'Redly Carol O'Malley Linda Offredo Wendy Newkirk Veronica Nemet Debbie Novak Miss Mellen Gayle Pape Beverly Packard Annnuric Parker Marunne Panwitz CONLON. MARGARET Teacher's Aid. SH Chec ker CONNE LLY. CAROL Mixed Chorus COPLEY. CALVIN JV Tennis CORRIGAN. MICHAEL OWL Member CROWE, TOM V Tennis. Lunch Guard. Intra. COX. MARY Basketball. Daisy Mac. Track. GulsGlee, Drama. Dunce March CROYLE. STI VI V Football. Basket bill. JV Football. Basketball. Intra. Volleyball. Teacher's Aid CUNNINGHAM. SCOTT Choir. Audio-Visual Aid CUTLIP, KATHY Yearbook. Sr. Rep. DELUCA. MARIA Gym Leader. JV Cheerleader, SC Rep.. Teacher's Aid. Nurses Aid. Rhymettes DALLAPAZZA. JIM SC. V Wrestling. Baseball. Intra. OUT Member DAMIAN, SCOTT V Football Manager WIRE PRODUCTS COMPANY INC. Manufacturing Of Coil Springs Hoseguards And Wire Forms 14601 Industrial Parkway Cleveland. Ohio Phone 267-0777 DA Ml A NO. CONCETTA Fencing Team. Amateur Radio. Interpreter. Chou. Girls Glee Club DANGEL JANET Journalism. Chou. SC DAVIS. BEN Audio Visual Aid. V BaxkrttuB Manager, Intra. Basketball. SC. Noon Movie DAWSON MM Math Honorary DAWSON. WAYNE - V Swim Team. Dfe Guard. Intra. DEANNA, RICK Marching-Symphonic Bans!. All-City Band. Orchestra. All Ohio Boys Band. V Baseball, A' Baseball, Inua. DKBRUGE. ANDREF Choir. Glee Club DEIGHTON. MARK Audio-Visual Aid DENNIS. HAROLD JV Tennis DEVATY. RON - Concert. Cadet Band DIAZ. LYDIA Interpreter. Teacher's Aid. OtiR'c Aid DICKINSON. DAVID VolcybulL Intra. DIL ALIA. LUIGI Soccer. Wrestling r YOUNG'S JEWELRY «- hi-II joint Mantlmll • l.i— rings iliiinn I io:n I'uni.ii 'll I a:mo Mike K.h lunski Sltkc Kaitu I Kill Katpowi a Paid K.ispiel fell Kim.i II til Keister I IM. Keller IiK- Kelly Jim Kennon Kiek Ketmeiuly I'll Kill1.1iic Mike kmcay Andy Kticlie J Kish A TVmi Kish Dave KineU Jim Koch Bob Kopcaic Id K .uu MARYANN'S CARD AND SHUTTLER'S GIFT SHOP Hallmark Cards. Party Supplies. akc Decorations Good Selection l Quality Gill Items W I50lh And I’lintas DIMOH'I). SIM Oom-Pali Dull' DIDITO. ANTONII I IA Inin. IXJIMK. ALAN Marching-Symphonic Hand. Soccer DOR MIR, MARYBITH Concert Band. I I A, Bowling Intra.. Cil IS. Teacher % Aid. SI I Checker IXJRSIY, VINCENT JV Basket ha II, City Wide SC. C.ym Leader, Tennis, Oreheslra DOWNS. MARSHALL Cadet, Stairc. Marching, Concert Bands, Teacher’s Aid Di 11 m «) IROI Bowling Intra DURI LL, CHRISTOPHER Track. Cross Country. Wrestling. Audio Visual Gipt, DYKES, USUI SC. Orchestra. String Ensemble, Symphonic-Marching Band DYSON, Jl l I Badminton Tourn, Champ. Concert-Cadet Band, Intra., Basketball. Swim ream D .ll KONSKI . IIELE N Teacher’s Aid I AMI S, TERRI Candy Striper. Intra. track EARLY, CiARY Volleyball. Basketball I ASTI. JODI Concert Choir, Drama I BNI R. DAN Intra., Bowling I II IK I. DOUG V Bowling learn. Basketball. Intra. Volleyball SpecdbaU. ( oncerI Band, readier's Aid I ISI NMAN. LORRY Eng. Office Aid. Mixed Chorus ELLIOTT, ANNA SH Office ELS LI (HR. JOANNE - Girls Glee Club. Mixed Chorus LUCK I R. I LA INI Bowling Intra.. Ski Club MUCKER, PATTY Track Team I AI ASCA. DON Intra.. Band I ATK’A. NANCY Attend. Office, Alumni Office. Intra. I AU IIIAMM I R, GARY Basketball Spccdhall, Volleyball, Stage, Symphonic Band I I Kl IT. RALPH JV lliskelbjll. Baseball. Volleyball. Stage. Symphonic Band H O M E 2 R 1 O 8 O M ROW I Velma McClure, Tetri Marconi. Janice Minse, Peggy Mayer, Sue Mi Andrews, Kathy Mahoney. ROW II I ran I yeans, Gayle McEntcc, Chailene McKinney. Diane McGinly, Marybelli Maitineau ROW III Darlene Malden. Michelle Mayo, Virginia Mattcrn, Nancy Mahoney. ROW IV Debbie Marshal, Ruth Maytas, Pally Maskow, Chris McGrow, l.enorc McGtcw, Karen Magnonc, Pat McDaniel. Tern Marlin. Karen Lyesck, Sue Ma yev HR. 132 BOTTOM ROW, left lo right: Denise Davits, Evangeline Clark, Mary Cox, Connie Cirincione. Deborah Collins, Linnea Diehl. 2nd ROW: Janet Dangcl, Marilyn Clawson. Marn Deluca, Linda Cody. Girla Christopher. Carol Connelly. Kathy Cutlip. Ann Cibula. 3rd ROW Concctta Damianc, Elizabeth Clancy. Lydia Diaz. Janet Cole. Sharon Closky. Dchra Dil’ler, Karen Cichra, Susan Dintond. 4th ROW: Deborah Chestnutt. Mr. Dill. Andrcc Debruge. Marjorie C'otrado, Sharon Compton. Not shown Barbara Coss, Margaret Conkm. 143 (STANDING left to right) Pat Ryan. Mr. Sicdcl, Vance Redding. (TOP ROW left to right) John Resso, Pete Samuel. Ray Raffey, Bill Reck. Pete Rozzo. Mark Roth. (MIDDLE ROW left to light) Tom Priolo, Jeff Roach, Mike Rook, Jeff Rudy, Paul Salvard . Jim Ramey, Henry Raiman, Mark Potting. (BOTTOM ROW left to right) Dave Rapp, Larry Richardson. Steve Purslcy. Rich Sale, Freddy Polak, Randy Roenigk. Car Porter. Greg Prudence, Ernie Poltarcc. STANDING, left to right: Mis Allen, Carmen Pelsnik, Sue Pirtbek. Rhonda Pring, Rosy Anzo, Trina Ragan. Roberta Peters Janice Pawul, Cathy Rauschcr, Dune Ramba. Ruth Rautsnstruch. Deanne Pugna, Donna Randles. SITTING, left to right: Cookie Patton, Bonnie Pongello. Barb Pctro. Sherry Pate. C'oletta Radulesk. Debbie Pucillo. Barb Popa. Patty Quinn, Ijz Pilisy NOT PICTURED: Kim Pulling. Pam Pclgcr. Linda Paschcl, Sharon Penny. GODE, DOROTHY Servctte. Teacher’s Aid GOUCH. MARK - JV-V Football GOULD. CHARLIE - Baseball. Audio Visual Aid GRAY. SUSAN Orchestra. Symphonic Marching Band. All City Orchestra. Regional Orchestra, All Ohio Youth Symphony. Oom-Pah Dolls GRALEY. CHARLES E - Sr. Lifeguard GREENE. YOLANDA Teacher’s Aid. Servctte, Girls Glee Club GREY. SANDRA - ETA, Scrvcttes. Girls Glee Club, Teacher’s Aid. Tennis GULASEY. BILL - JV-V Football GULLEY. CURT - Soccer GUMBISH. MIKE - Key Club. Gym Leader. Interpreter Editor. Audio Visual Aid GUTwEIN, PETER Audio Visual Aid HACHA. JAMES JR. - Wrestling HAHN. DENIS - Lifeguard HAMAR. ANN MARIE Teacher’s Aid. FHS, Tutor. ETA. Ski Club. HR Sub HAMILTON. NANCY - Junior Theater League, Choir. Girls Glee Club HANNAH. CATHY - Interpreter. Choir. Girls Glee IIANRAHAN. MARY LOUISE - JV-V Cheerleader. Gym Leader, IISH Comm.. SC, Y-Tecn HANZEL. DEBBIE OEA HARRIS. SHEILA Servctte. Teacher’s Aid HASKO, EDWARD - Track Manager HEBI BRAND. KIM OEA HEBEISEN. TINA - FT A HEIIR. SUE - JV-V Cheerleader. SC. SH Checker, OEA. Intra. HF.IN. SHARON - Teacher’s Aid HEINZ. CLAUDIA - Drama. Bookstore. Office Aid, Teacher’s Aid. Band HENRY. MARILYN - Duisic Mac Basketball, Track. Intra., Pep Club 631-5354 BULOVA SEIKO WATCHES WEST SIDE VACUUM AND BICYCLE SHOP SALES. PARTS. REPAIRED AND ACCESSORIES KELLER S JEWELERS 9716 LORAIN AVENUE BERNARD H. BECKS VACUUMS NEW REBUILT VACS HOOVER KIRBY ROYAL EUREKA HOSES BELTS BAGS BICYCLES COMPLETE REPAIRS KABUKI MILANO LAPIERRE C-ITOH BIANCHI OTHERS COME SEE US AT 17016 LORAIN AVENUE I(T CM ID CM CLEVELAND ALUMINUM PRODUCTS All Jobs Installed Or Supervised By Owner — Leo B.tnh 12009 Cooley Avenue • Gutters • Downspouts • Storm Doors • Rooting 941-7341 Call Day Or Evening! KAY'S FLORAL SHOPPE, INC. Distinctive Creations for all occasions 17902 Lorain Ave. 671-5717 Cleveland, Ohio 671 -6718 LOREDO GAS OIL SERVICE COMPANY 12928 Lorain Avenue Cleveland. Ohio 44111 HOMEROOM 318 Call 941-5631 Gas And Oil - Furnaces Installed And Repaired ROW I Suvinne Kcnnick, Gloria Re elt, Lynn Rolfc, Pamela Saunders, ROW 2 Rebecca Robinson, Pat Rosier, Dune Ruffner. .Mary Roth. ROW 3 Catherine Riberdy, Marian Rousek. Randi Sal lire, Linda Rogers, Susan Sacco. ROW 4 Bonnie Ravanello, Patricia Rybarzyk. Karen Rush. Dune Reich. Debbie Roshetko. ROW 5 Christine Redd. Susan Roy. Linda Scardina. ROW 6 Georgeann Sass, Valerie Sampson. Mary Ellen Re eh or st. ROW 7 - Mary Reiss, Sue Rchor. SENIOR HOMEROOM 126 “BEAUX ESPRITS!” I1AMAR, ANN MARIE Teacher’s Aid, I IIS, Tutor. ETA. Ski Club, Homeroom Sub HAMILTON. NANCY Junior Theater League. Choir, Girls Glee Club HANNAH. CATHY Interpreter, Chou. Girts Glee HANRAHAN, MARY LOUISE JV. V Cheerleader. Gym Leader. IISII Comm., SC, Y-Teen HANZEL, DEBBIE OEA HARRIS, SHEILA Servettv Teacher’s Aid HASKO. EDWARD Track Manager HEBEBRAND. KIM - OEA HEBEISEN, TINA - ETA HEJIR. SUE JV. V Cheerleader. SC SH Checker, OEA, Intra. HEIN. SHARON - Teacher’s Aid HEINZ. CLAUDIA Drama. Bookstore. Office Aid, Teacher’s Aid. Band HENRY. MARILYN Daisic Mae Basketball, Intra., Track. Pep Club IIERCZEG. THERESA Fencing HERMAN. HANZ Math Honorary. NHS. PA Announcer HERR IS. ROBERT - Swimming Team. Pool Guard, Marching Band. All City Orchestra. All Ohio Boys Band, SC HILL. WAYNE Biology Aid HOCKEY. MARTIN - JV. V Football. SC, Intra. HOLLOWAY. BRUCE - V Track. Intra. Bowling. Choir. All City Choir. Marsh-Mellos, All Ohio Youth Chou. ITS. NHS. SC HO NESS, LORI Teacher’s Aid HOWARD. GREGORY - Wrestling. Gym Leader, Football HUDAK, GERARD M - Track. Interpreter Writer HUNTER. JONAS R Teacher’s Aid MUTTER. DONNA Teacher’s Aid, SH Checker JACKSON. JEFFREY - BasebaU WORKING ON THE YEARBOOK IS REALLY OUT OF THIS WORLD! (216) 2516857 (216) 671-2054 JACOBS. JOHN JV. V Football, SpeedbaU. Sr. Class Pres. JANIK. CHERYL SC. Teacher Aid JASAN. BILL JV Basketball. Intra. Basketball. SpeedbaU. Volleyball V Baseball JOHNSON. WARREN - Gym Leader. Bookstore JOLLUCK. CHRISTINE - NHS. Math Honorary. Servctte . English Office Aid JONES. ALAN V FootbaO. Gym Leader. Decathlon Team JONES. LEE Audio Visual Aid JONES. STEPHEN - Intra. SpeedbaU. Volley haU JONES, SUE Teacher's Aid. Swim Team Timer. Treasurer JULIAN. HANNELORE - Bookstore Aid. Teacher's Aid. Cafe Aid. Gals Glee Club JUNKE. GENE - Intra. Spe«J tall. Basketball. Volleyball. Wrestling KOKOWETZ. PAULA Interpreter. Intra.. Servcttcs KAMMERER. JUDY - Interscholaslic Volleyball. Intra. BasketbuU, Track KAPPER. KAREN - Servctte KEATLEY. JOAN - Audio Visual Aids. Teacher's Aid. Marching Band KEGG. LINDA V Cheerleader KELLY. LINDA - Tomanic Gub. Drama KEMPF, VICKI - Intra. Bowling. Ufe Guard KETTEL, UN DA - SC. Intrx. Bowling KJLBANE, PAT Teacher's Aid. JA KING. DEBBY - Girls Glee Gub KINKOPF. JERRY - Swim Team. Ufe Guard KIRBY. KAREN SH Checker KIRKPATRICK. PAT - Teacher's Aid. Pres. OEA KISH. JOSEPH JV Football. V Track KNUCKLES, DONNA RENE Girls Glee Gub V.'- THE STAFF KEITH TIRES 12316 Lorain Avenue • Cleveland. Ohio 44111 GOODYEAR • I I RESIGN I • BRUNSWICK GOODRICH • U S ROYAL HOMEROOM 108 FIRST ROW (sitting) Roosevelt Tucker. Jerry Tonkin. John Wawcrck. Pete Topeka. Joe Venorsky. Dale Turk. Mrv Ohlscn. Dave Vinson THIRD Jim Toot. Al Umstead. Paul Tiratto. Marc Wagner SECOND ROW Bill ROW Tom Weaver, Tim Vidoni. Gaig Walchcck. Ilarry Weber. Andrew Vido. Mark Ward. Bruce Weber. Gary Tykckr. Jim Trickcy. Gerald Turk. Tomcho, John W'altcrs, Jeff Warden. 1973 COLOR GUARD STANDING -left lo right. Rhea Garcia. Darlene kwaczab. Pat McManus, Darlene Munn. Jaeki Thompson. Capl I bine Aumakas. SITTING left to right. Cindy Kopytec. Dune Ashcraft. Debby Roshetko, Sandy Nottingham. TOP ROW left to right. Margaret Boddy. Terri Bouey. Carol Butler. Peggy Butler. Tina Bianchi, Nancy Carlin. Sue Bradley. Millie Brooks, Marie Bute. MIDDLE ROW leit lo right. Cindi Britt. Jayne Chalfant. Cathy Cassano. I rank Bicrbowcr. Linda Carper, Kathy Cchclmk, Cassandra Burt. Sue Iturkey. Cheryl Bullock, Vera Carallaro. BOTTOM ROW left to rght. Tern Beredson. Debbie Cavsano, Sue Carroll. Chris Cerveny, Mr Perez. Rosie Boden, Katin Chambers. Kathy Cagney. x cr in cm cvj KOLASA. MARIE Gym Leader KORNOWSKL LORETTA Choir. Girl’s Track. Interpreter, Wrestling Timer, Pep Club. NASA Explorer KOSS. VALERIE - Gym Leader. ETA KOVALKEVICH. NICK Gym Leader KRAKOMBERGER. JOANN Gym Leader’s Club, Girl’s Glee Club. V Cheerleader. SC, Teacher’s Aid KREUTZFF.LD. KRISTIE Giou. Teacher’s Aid KROUS. NADINE Office Aid KRYLOW. ANNA - Teacher’s Aid KRUPLA. RON - Visual Aid KUBAN. GARY Swim Team, Pool Guard KURETZ, ALBERT - Chess Club, Swimming Team. Mixed Chorus KUTRUBS. JIM JV Basehall Team KWACZALA. DARLENE Interpreter. Ski Club. Cafe. Aid. Intra., Color Guard. Teacher’s Aid, Sr. Rep. LAD, MATHEW - Orchestra, Marching-Symphonic Band, Amateur Radio Gub, All-City Orchestra LAUREN. WENDY - FNHS LEA, ROBERT Swim Team LEV ERE, ROLLAND JV-V Football LEWIS. LAURENTZ - Wrestling. Football Manager. Audio-Visual Aid. Gym Leader LEWIS. VICTORIA Gym Leader’s Gub. JV-V Cheerleader, SC UCHTENBERG. JOHN - Tennis LILOF.BERG, KURT Marching Band. SC. Diver LITTY. DANIEL - Yearbook Staff. Sports Editor. National Thespian Society LONG. JIM - Swim Team, Life Guard LOUCKA. ROBERT Teacher’s Aid LOWRIE, WILMA Concert Band. Orchestra. Teacher’s Aid LUSARDO. ANGIE - D.E. Sales Quality Service HERZOG'S DELICATESSEN Established 1929 BILL O LEARY'S UNION 76 Gas. Oil. Greases, jencr.il Repairs Brake- l une-ups Air Conditioning West 132 Lorain Avenue 13406 Lorain Ave. 671-6220 OR I-9725 or 252-6446 HUUlBfRT studio of creative photography 16205 Louh. A DISTINCTIVE PORTRAITS EXCITING WEDDING CANDIDS HOME ROOM 305 Seated left to right: ROW 1 Ed Mulhan. Mike Meyer. Pete Misciasci, Glen Morris, BUI Miller. Mike Miller. Ken Morrow ROW 2 John Miller, Gaig Miller, Ed Molarski. Joe Meyers, Billy Moore ROW 3 Randy Minnis. John Most. James Nagy. Mike Mytrovich ROW 4 Mr. Reinkc. Steve Montague. Ron Ncwurd. John Muldoon, George Nakis. La nee Mortis. Al Nakanishi. 149 H.R. 515 Too|hnun Kevin Toth Paul 1'uley MarkTaVa David Teems Briftn Teinphn John Thomas Lester 1 homos Rex Tidd W ood it- Thompson IDatiyl linglcr Charlie Uob Toothrtun Dave Tnbout DaveTu KT John Tyler Ores l loulsVucoa Vk .ji T im Vallo Rob Vgnck Daw Var Steve Voipa Mario Vega JohnVcverka Sam Vigilante Jayson Vjjda omala Mike Vuhcouti LYCZEK, KAREN Gym Leader. Teacher’s Aide, yearbook LYNCH. PATTI JV Cheerleader. Rhythmette, Teacher’s idc. Office Aide. SH Checker. VP. Sr. ( Lies MADDALUNO, MARAL Teacher's Aide MAGNONE. KARI N NilS. NITIS, Math Honorary. Gym Leader, JV f'liecrleader. Rhythmette. SC MAGNONt. SHARON NIIS, FNIIS, Math Honorary. Gym Leader. JV Cheerleader. Rhythmette, SC MAIILKR, DARI I Nt Glee Club MAHONEY. KATHY Band. Fencing MAHONEY. NANCY Gum Leader. Teacher's Aide. SHS MANCINO. JOE Wrestling. Gym Leader. SC MARCONI. MARY Teacher's Aide. MARKOWITZ. HOB Wrestling MARSH. RICHARD Audio Visual Aide. All City Band. All City Orchestra MARSHALL. DEBBIE Ooin-Pah Doll. Orchestra, Band, Girls Glee Club. All City Orchestra MARTINI AU. MARY Math Honorary MATH RN. VIRGINIA MIS. Gym Leader. Teacher’s Aide MASAVAGE, BILL Life Guard, Audio Visual Aide MAURER. MARK SC MAYES. SUE - I NILS. Gym Leader. SC. Intcrscholastic Track. Volleyball, Basketball. Teacher's Aide. MAZZOUNI. RON - Baseball McCLURI. VI LMA Teacher's Aide McDANII L. PATRICIA Teacher’s Aide McENTEE, GAYLE Gym Leader's Club. Intra., Track Manager, Teacher’s Aide, Drama Md ADDEN. JI RRY Intra., Audio Visual Aide. American History Tutor McGRAW. GLI N Track, Cross Country McGRIW, CHRISTINE - Rythmettc. Teacher's Aide McGRIW, LINORA - Girls Glee Club. Attendance Office Aide. Teacher’s Aide McGINTY. KEVIN Wrestling. SC McGINTY. TIMOTHY Cross Country. Track McKAY, MARIBEL - Teacher’s Aide. Pep Club McKI NNE Y. JAMES Wrestling McKinney, charlene - Pep ciub. Teacher's Aide McMANUS. PAT Gym Leader. Color Guard. Intra. MEYERS. DENISE Attendance Office Aide. SC MEYI RS. JOE JV Wrestling MEYER. MICHAEL Audio Visual Aide MILLE R. C RAIG Soccer M1SCIASCI. AMELIA Teacher's Aide MISCIASC1. PETER Marching Symphonic Band. Intra. Sports MOCARSKI. ED Intra. Sports MOODY. KATHY Teacher's Aide. Bookstore MORAN. NANCY Teacher’s Aide. HSH Office. Mixed Chorus. Yearbook MORGAN. LESLIE - Cafe Aide. Teacher’s Aide, Pep Club, Cheerleader Mascot, Band Orchestra MORRIS. JAN Interpreter Editor-In-Chief, Teacher’s Aide MORRIS. LANCE l-ootball Trainer. Soccer. Math Honorary MORRIS. LINDA Library Aide, Teacher's Aide. Office Aide MOST. JOHN - Symphonic Orchestra. Band MULDOON. JACK Intra. Sports MURIN. DARLE NE Yearbook. SII Checker. Sr. Class Ex. Bd.. Girls Glee Club. Color Guard. Teacher’s Aide. Attendance Office Aide, JA MURTAUGH, KAREN - Teacher’s Aide. Qrf« Aide, SII Checker. Girls Glee Club. Mixed Chorus, Intra. HOMEROOM 210 (FIRST ROW. Left to Right) Chris Jalluck. Joan Kcalley. Sue Jones. Mariruth King. Cheryl Janik. Linda Kettel. Linda Kelly. Linda Kirkland. Linda Jacklitch, Maribcth King (SECOND ROW. Left to Right) Hanelore Julian. Jadic Jasiota. Dana Houghttin, Lori lioness. Donna duller. Vi eke Kempf. Debbie King, Karen Kasper, Judy Kammerer, Karen Kirby iami JOANN I s O 44135 EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT HOMEROOM 222 FIRST ROW (Left to right) - Kim Mitchell. Nancy Moran. Nina Moilov, Mr. Latkovic, Denise Meyers. Leona Mediate, June Morris. Cathe Miller. Diane Mudrick, Pal Molenda. SECOND ROW Sue McNees. Sue Mroeyka. Linda Morris. Magurtha McKissack. Amy Misciasci, Kathy Moody. Pat McManus, Mairy Moody. Leslie Morgan Missing Nancy Moser WILLS JEWELERS “ACT WELL YOUR PART, FINE JEWELRY. WATCHES. RINGS. FOR THERE ALL THE NECKLACES HONOR LIES.” 9759 LORAIN AVENUE CLEVELAND. 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Ohio 44111 5 AM to PM Monday thru Saturday 671 9800 TOP ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jo I hrio. Anna Filjppi. Judi I-o all. Dchhie Lain, Nancy Frey. Laura Link. Martha Fishman. Ellen Frick. Slurlynne fcvam. Dcntsc Fedor. THIRD ROW: Helen D iekonski. Diane France, Audrey Fefeenhauer. Denise Flachbart, Nancy Fatica. Lilcen Flynn, Anna Eliott. Sue Fox. Mary Beth Dormer. Dune Dreyalla. Carol Duffalo. SECOND ROW. Toni Divito, Lome Eisenman, Joanne Elsleger. Chanlel DuHet . Leslie Dykes, Kathe Franklin. FIRST ROW: Judi Eafle. Pat Eucker. Ebrne Eucfcer. Tern Fames. Lia Finan, and Mia L J. Beebe. 16510 Lorain Ave SCHREIBMAN JEWELERS for the finest Guaranteed Watch Jewelry H pair MYTROHOMCH, MIKE JV-V lootboll. Wrest line NAGEOTTE. CONNIE SH Checker. Teacher’s Aide, Attendance Aide NAKANISHI, Al. Swim Team. SC. Ski Club NAKIS.GFORGF. Vloothall. SC NEMES. MICHELE NHS. Intciprelcr. Marching Symphonic Band. Orchestra. All City Band. All City Orchestra. Teacher's Aide. AU Ohio Youth Symphony. NASA Explorer Post NE.MI T, VERONICA - Teacher’s Aide NEWARK. RONALD Soccer Team NEWKIRK. REX Audio Visual Aide NEWKIRK. WENDY Tocher’s Aide. Girls Glee Chib. Mixed Chorus. Library Aide, Audio Visual Aid, Bookstore Aide NEWMAN. BOB Tennis NIKUM. SUSAN GSC. Track. Teacher’s Aide NILES. TERRY Drama NORMAN. VICKI SH Checker. Drama NOTTINGHAM. SANDY SH Checker. Bookstore Aid. Teacher's Aide. Mixed Chorus. Sr. Class VP-E ., Color Guard OBRAL. MARK Gym Leader, SC O’DONNI I . JIM Eoolhall, Wrestling O'HERIEN, LESLIE Teacher’s Aide. SH Checker, English Office Aide OLAH. JOHN Marching Band. Dixie Band. All City Orchestra. AU city Band. All Oluo Boys Band OLIVER. DONNA Teacher s Aide OLMSTID. POLLY Cho . Rhythmcttc. NHS. SC. I NHS. Math Honorary. Pep Squad. Teacher's Aide O’NEILL. KATHY Teacher’s Aide OPRI A. JEANNI NILS. I HA. Math Honorary. Teacher’s Aide. Timer’s Club. Intra. O'REILLY. MARIA T. - Track. Gym Leader I TA, SHS. Teacher’s Axle, Drama. Intra. PANDOLI . LEE JV football. Concert Band PANNIVITZ, MARIANNE Interpreter Staff PAPE. GAYLE Teacher’s Aide. Oom-Pah Doll. Marching Symphonic Band PARKER. ANN MARIE Marching Symphonic Band, Marvh-melJos Teacher's Aide. Chou PASCHAL. LINDA Marching Band PATE. SHERRY SC. Teacher’s Axle. Sll Checker PATTON. MARY - Teacher’s Axle PADI . MARTY - Football. Baseball. Wrestling PANVUL. JAN Servettcs. Marching Band. Alt. Office Aide. Teacher’s Aide PEACOCK. JOHN Audio Visual Axle, Key Club. JV Baseball PELGER. PAM Marching Band. Chou, Marsh-Mellos. Fencing Team. Junior Theater League. Community Center Theater PE SCAT RICE. GARY Soccer Team. SH Chairmen PI lRO. BARBRA - SH Checker PHIL IIPP. ROBERT JV Football. Wrestling PILISY. LIZ Interpreter. Fencing Team. Ethnic Rep. PIRIBEK, SUSAN - Intcrpictcr. Mixed Chorus, Concert Choir. HSH Comm., NHS PITMAN. GARY - Swim Team, Leaders'Club POLOSKY. FRED - AVA PONGALLO. BONNIF. - Teacher s Aide POPA, BARBARA Sophomore Class NT. Juiuor Class VP. Audio Visual Aide. SC Rep.. SH Aide. Ethnic Rep. PORI ER. DOUGLAS R. Wrestling learn PRING. RHONDA Ski Club PKIOLO. TOM Wrestling PRUDENCE.GREG - Bowling 1684ft Lorain 21635 Lorain Kamrns Corners Kairview Park 941-5477 331-3144 iiiol i «V £ H R 1 2 2 BOTTOM ROW Mr. Bahen. Gail Wind, Valerie Winslow. Jean Vigilante. Mabel Venelis, Diane ZubK, Karen Walts SECOND ROW Mr. Caliguuc. MaryJo Waxnoski. Joann Wendling, MaryAnn Winterkh. Dawn Wright. Debbie Y a chin in. Kim Waite. Donna Weber, Loric Whalen THIRD ROW Ruth Webber. Judy Wishnosky, Karen Zuha. Jeanne Young. Christine Zanou, Lily Yee. Betty White. Don’t forget me — I've still got a life to share and any kindness that I can show to any human being let me do it now. for I shall not pass this way again. Ruth. Debbie. Pat HOMEROOM 301 TOP ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT - Kevin MeTaggart, Jack May. Jerry MeFadden. Rob Markowitz, Glen McGraw. Dick Marsh. Mark Maurer. SECOND ROW. Bill Masavage. Jim McKenncy, Ron Mazzolini. Kevin Lowry, Tim McGinty. THIRD ROW. Mark McGinty, Jim Long, Brian McGinty, Walt McKinnon. Kevin McGinty, Joe Mancino, Anthony Love, Chuck Mattix, Mr. Ed Hohertz. NOT PICTURED. Bob Loucka. PUCILLO, DI BBIE - Teacher’s Aide PULLING. KIM - Marlin Timer. Choir. Math Honorary. Teacher’s Aide. Fencing, Junior Theater League QUEEN. ROSEMARY - Bowling RADULESK. COLETTA - Servette RAGAN. TRINA - Girl Glee Hub. Choir RAIMANN. HENRY Tennis RAMEY. JIM- JV. V Football RAMIRES. LEWIS - Soccer. Swimming. Basketball RAMIRES. OSCAR - SoccA. Football RANDLES. DONNA - Rhythmettcs. SH Checker RAUSCHER, KATHY - Nurses Aide. Office Aide, Ohio Office Educ. Assoc. RAUTENSTRAUCH. RUTH Mixed Chorus. GlIS., Teacher’s Aide RECCHIO. DAN - Football. Drama REDDING. VANCE - Football. Wrestling REDEL. THERESE - Volleyball Inlra. REE HORST. MARY - Servette . SH Checker, Intra. RF.HOR, SUE - Teacher’s Aide, Girls Glee Club. Candy Striper, Inlra. REICH. DIANE - Candy Striper RENNICK. BARBARA Girls Glee Club ROACH. JEFF - JV. V Baseball Manager, Teacher’s Aide ROBINSON. REBECCA Scrvcttcs. FTA., Office Aide. Teacher’s Aide ROEN1GK, RANDY Swim Team, NHS., Math Honorary, Tutor, Choir, SH Comm. ROSIIETKO. DEBORAH NHS.. Scrvcttes. Gym Leader. Candy Striper, SC. Color Guard, Sr. Rep., Intra. ROOK. MIKF. - Football ROTH. MARK Swim Team. Audio Visual Aide ROTH. MARY - Chorus, JA. ROUSEK. MARIAN - NHS.. FNH.. FTA.. Math Honorary, Scrvcttcs, Teacher’s Aide, Office Aide, Ski Club ROZIF.R. PATRICIA - Choir. Basketball. Track. Intra. ROZZO. PETE - SC. Wrestling, Visual Aide RYAN. PAT V Wrestling RYBARCZYK. PAT - FTA. SALE. RICH V Wrestling Manager SAMUEL. PETE - Track. Cross Country SASALA. MIKE - Baseball SASS. GEORGANN Teacher’s Aide SATHRE, RANDI - NHS., CHS.. FTA.. Servettcs. Teacher’s Aide, Office Aide SCHADF- JEFF - Wrestling SCHIAU, NICK - JV Football. Baseball. Tennis. Gym Leader FRONT ROW (sitting) - Barb Smith, Barb Shatz, Jcannic Sherman SECOND ROW - Chcric Smith. Rachel Skalsky, Debbie SinccII. Sonia Seman, Kim Shelton, Pat Schitl, Pat Smith. Andrea Shearer. Diane Scar. Debbie Sinko. Becky Scnal. Miss Tartaglia THIRD ROW Vickie Schlcgel. Pat Schmetzer. Rosemary Solloway, Carol Schillky. Janice Soltis. Judy Scott, Debbie Shepherd. Jeanne Secunde, Jessie Snider. Marilyn Smorag. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS THE MARSHALL SKI CLUB Rosemary Anzo Elaine Asimakis Teresa Changes Connie Cirmcione Elaine Eucker Kathy Fink Nancy Frey Mindy Green Al Kuretz Margaret Mayer Jan Morris Mabel Venetis Pam Payne Barb Popa Rhonda Pring Coletta Radulesk Mary Ellen Reehorst Becky Robinson Mike Rook Patty Schmetzer Jeanne Secunde Roy Spreng Debbie Stroemple John Yatson THINK SNOW! 1973-1974 CONCERT CHORUS Mary fcilccn Fogarty. Director � OD HR 526 5 . MsfetsZ oJy JcJ - A uaX: v K aAy i oi3 rn a -£a fyjc jy L C r 22 SCHNEIDER. GERHARD Wrestling. Soccer. Gym Leader. Symphonic Marching Band. English Aide, Gym Aide. German Class Pres. SCHNEIDER. RICHARD - Sophomore Class Pres., Key Club. SC. Soccer SCIGLIANO. VIC V Football. Track SECUNDE, JEANNE - Marching Symphonic Band. Oom-Pah Doll, SC, Teacher's Aide, Concert Cadet Band. SEIGHMAN. CHARLES Lifeguard, Marlin Announcer. Choir, Pep Club Pres.. Sr. Rep.. Yearbook Advert. Editor. Cheering Section SEMAN. SONIA - Ohio Office Educ, Assoc.. Teacher's Aide. Tutor SENAC. REBECCA Glee flub. Chou SHEA. JIM Marching Symphonic Band, Stage Band. Interpreter. Concert, Cadet, Dixieland Band, Orchestra. Tennis SHEARER, ANDREA Teacher's Aide. Intra., JA. SHEPHERD. DEBORAH SC. Marching Symphonic Band. Oom-Pah Doll. Choir. Girls Track. Ski Club Girls Glee Club SHERMAN. JEANNIE Office Education Assoc. SINGELL. DEBORAH Office Education Assoc., Ohio Office Education Assoc. SKVOR. ERNIE Volleyball SMITH. CHERYL - Office Education Assoc- 9MI11 . SMITH. PAT Teacher Aide. Y-Tccn Club. SMORAC, MARILYN Choir. Glee Club SNIDER. JESSIE - Ski C lub. Girls Glee Club. Teacher’s Aide. Interpreter ofiiTIS JANKE Ski Club. Choir, si ..dwMcUos. Teacher’s Aide Sparks. MATT - v B� ctbau. Inin. SpfsAK. TOM - V.«al Aide ROW 3. in the tree: Rosalie Gariity, Linda Grecnwald, Vivian Gainer, Denise Gallagher. Carol Gergen, Sandra Grey. ROW 2. Standing: Mrs. Mary Edwards, Chris Goehr inger. Pat Glowacki. Mindy Green. Priscilla Gales, Dorothy Goode, Heidi Getzlaff. Wendy Gladys. Susan Gray. Maryann Gadzinski. FRONT ROW. silting: Monica Glad, Gail Gosncll. Margaret Gibson. Joan Graham, Patty Gansett, Deborah I ryberger. Yoland Greene. HOMEROOM 136 HOMEROOM 507 SAYS: WE’RE NEXT ’75 TOP ROW (Left to Right): Bob Keane. Chiis Jelen. Gerald Kasayka. Ed Kilhanc. Abn Johnson. Jerry Janik. Al Judson. Guy Jones. Pete Kastanis. Mike Jones. Tom Jams. Bill Jones. Bob Kane, Marc Kavc, Larry Kappa. Steve Jones, Miss Jalics BOTTOM ROW (Left to Right): Tony Jaszeuk. Tyrone Johnson. Kerry Keller. Brad Kerr. Dave Km. John Keatley. Russ Jansen, John Kcnnclly. Jerry Kassil. Dave Jacobs. Many Juhn. Bob Kanserski. SPITZNAGIL. BONNIE Marching Symphonic Band, Yearbook Sr. Activity Editor. D.E. Saks SPRENG. ROY Wrestling. Key Club. Chou. Baseball, Inlra.. Movie Oper.. Track. Drama SI ACKO, JIM Track STANKO, DAN Intra. Track. Wrestling. Cross Country STEINMETZ. DOUGLAS Soccer. Key Club. Treas., Math Honorary, All City Orchestra STEWART,CAROL Bowling Inlra.. STUTTER. GAIL Teacher s Aide. Bowling Inlra.. Y-Tevns, OKA STOVE R. RICH JV Basketball. Intra.. STR AH, TOM Football. Chou. Gym Leader. Baseball, Marsli-Mellos. Mixed Chorus. Drama. Inlrx, ST RAUSS. BILL V Basketball. Intra. STRODTBECK. BRIAN - V Baseball STROEMPLE. DEWIE Serve!tcs. Teacher's Aide , Bowling Inlra., Ski Club. JA. SUTHERLAND. DAVE - Golf. Inlra.. Sr. Cbss Elective SUZO. STEVE - Pool Guard. Swim learn. Movie Operator SZF.LES. PETE Track. Decathlon. Gym Leader, Speed Ball Intra., Volleyball Intra. SZELTNER. PETER V Soccer. Interpreter. Basketball Scorer. Statistician. Intra. TAGLIAFERRO. LOUIS JV I ootball. Interpreter TEKUSHAN. MARK SC. Key Club. Movie Operator. Gold Key Writer - Nat. Art Sciiolastk TIIAPY. DONNA NHS. Choir. Journalism. SC' THOMPSON. JIM Football, Basketball. Track. Cross Country. THORNE. DEBORAH Guls Glee Club. Rhythmeltc TOME. LORI - Teacher's Aide, Volleyball Intra.. JA. TOPEKA. PETER - Intra. Sports. Mixed Chorus TREENEY. TINA Teacher's Aide. Badminton. Volleyball. JA. TUCK. KATHY Mixed Chorus. OEA. Bowling Team TURK, DALE - Football, Decathlon. Gym Leader. Baseball. Intra. Sports TURK. JERRY Volleyball. Basketball Intra. TYLICKI. GARY Intra., Basketball, Bowling Intra.. Spccdball, Volleyball ULINE, DEBBIE NHS.. ETA.. Senettes. Gym Leader, Journalism UMSTEAD, ALAN V Tennis. V Bowling. All Ohio Youth Symphony. Orchestra. Intra.. JV Basketball UNATENY. JACKLYN Teacher's Aide. Gym Leader. SH Checker DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION RETAIL CLASS 1973-1974 Barb Bacik Joy Bronibleit Jeff Campbell Mark Deighton Jodi Eastc Linda Genoff Carol Gcrgen Clarence Hnanicek Chuck Graley Dave Johncock Joe Kelly D nna Knuckles Dane Kunlich Angie Lusardo Fred Polosky D bbic Pucillo Linda Rodgers Warren Johnson Becky Senal Rose Solloway D'bbie Uline Jackie Unalcny Ken Weightman Don Wilcox 1973- 1974 SWIM TEAM CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 74 FROM S. SG. HAYES UNITED STATES ARMY RECRUITING SERVICE 9730 LORAIN AVE. 631-1444 CLEVELAND OHIO 44102 “THE RIGHT STEP INTO THE FUTURE” WE FINALLY MADE IT AFTER THREE LONG YEARS HOMEROOM 338 RIVERSIDE BOTTOM ROW. left to right. Sown Campbell. Cindy Bunge. Chery l Bush. SECOND ROW. Mary Lou Bokcr, l.i Borg man. Debrorah Brenot. THIRD ROW. Peggy Brennan, Cyndi Briggs, Joyce Brown, Joy Bramblett. FOURTH ROW, Connie Brodnik, Diane Butler. Jean Cliapck. FIFTH ROW. Sherry Case. 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Girls Track WHITE. JONAS - Sports WICK. ROBERT Crosscountry WHITE COTTON, ROBERT - Vocational Graphic Arts WILCOX. DONALD - Basketball WILLIAMS. JOHNLTIIA IMS.. N'HS.. English Office Aide. Library Aide WIMBI RLEY. EDWARD - Audiovisual Aide WIND. GAIL - Teacher’s Aide, Office Aide, Servettes. SC. OEA Sara Cairasquillo. SIX III ROW. Monica Campbell. Debra Brock. Cheryl Checovich. SEVENTH ROW. Thcriw Changes. Becky Brooks, Leslie Blankenship, Mary Ann Bolgar. TOP ROW, Mr. Blackman. Gina Ccdarclli, Diane Brogan. Cindy Capulo. GOOD LUCK TO ALL FROM A.V.A. SENIORS Peter Gutwvin Ken I ricdcl Chat lie Gould Ben Davis Chris DuRcll Kay Hayes Alan Jones Lee Jones Pete Kaslanis Joan Kcatlcy James Koch Richard Marsh John Peacock Ed Wimberly Mike Meyer Rex Newkirk Wendy Newkirk Pete Rozzo KESSLER S MEN S WEAR WE HAVE THE LASTEST STYLES AND FASHIONS COMPLETE TUX RENTAL 17452 Lorain Ave. 251-2888 1973-1974 CHEERLEADERS TOP. LETT TO RIGHT. SHERRY CASE VICKI LEWIS DOT WALLACE LINDA KEGG BOTTOM. 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TIM Baseball ZISKA. JAMES NHS., German Honor Society, Math Honorary. Student Science Training Prog. ZUBA. KARI N Teacher’s Aide ZUBIK. DIANE Teacher’s Aide KEY SH Study Hall Calc. - Cafeteria SC Student Council Mgr. Manager Capt. - Captain Pres. President V. Prcv Vice President Intra. Intramurals NHS - National Honor Society I NIIS French National Honor Society CHS German Honor Society JTL Junior Thespian League HSIi Honor Study Ibll Sr. Senior Orch. - Orchestra I LIMIT MY APPEARANCES TO SIGNATURE GRAPHICS PRODUCTIONS. SPUNKI Treas. - Treasurer See. -.Secretary ’Terp Interpreter Rep. - Representative OOF. - Co-op Education OEA - Office Ed. Association DE Distributive Education SHS Spanish Honor Society V Varsity JV Junior Varsity THE NEW LAWYERETTES HAVE ONLY JUST BEGUN Congratulations to the Spirited Class of ’74 The Senior Lawyerettes are pictured with Corsages worn on Senior Day. November 9. 1973 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Kim Foutz. Jean McCann. Linnca Diehl. Eileen Flynn. Deanne Pugna. Debbie Thorne, Lynn Krai, Linda Bartlett. TOP ROW, left to right: Patty Milam. Maria DeLuca, Peggy Brennan. Robin Reuter. Mary Ann Winterich, Diane Dvorak. Karen Magnone. April Chestnutl, Tina Bianchi, Polly Olimtcd, Patty Lynch. COMPLIMENTS OF GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '74