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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1975 volume:

JOHN MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL Cleveland, Ohio ■ i 'M . „ i %; 1� EDITORS 1-15 ACTIVITIES 16-43 SPORTS 44-69 FACULTY AND ACADEMICS 70-99 SENIORS 100-139 ADS 140-168 2 — reflections REFLECTIONS Things we will remember 4 reflections EXCITEMENT ENRICHMENT ENTHUSIASM CONCENTRATION COMPUTERS COOPERATION THOUGHT TIME TOGETHER 10 — reflections reflection Learn From Yesterday Live For Today Hope For Tomorrow 16 — activities Annual Fall Concert The Fall Concert with the Symphony Orchestra and Girls Glee Club has consistently been an outstanding musical event. The Girls Glee Club, directed by Mary Eileen Fogarty, entertained a responsive audience with “The Candy Man” and among other selections, a beautiful tune by Gustav Holst The Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Robert Pfunder, performed in a most inspired manner. The varied program included tunes from Cole Porter. Shaft and Smetana's Dance of the Comedians”, in addition to many other selections. Mr Pfunder. new to the John Marshall music department this year, is no stranger to the many people of the community. He worked as the Instrumental Music director at Carl F Shuler. His many contributions to instrumental music in this area will be long remembered and we arc pleased to welcome him to our school. A Directing the Symphony Orchestra is Mr PfuruJcr. B The Symphony Orchestra presents one of Ihcir selections. C the String section entertains with their chosen tune I) the 1974-75 Symphony Orchestra E Miss Fogarty conducts the Girts Glee Club Vocal Music a The John Marshall Music Department is graced by 4 vocal groups. The Choir, a select group of 70 voices, performed at the Christmas and Spring Concerts. This year they were featured in a Christmas Special on Channel 43. The Marsh-Mellos are chosen from the Choir for their musicianship, voice quality, blend, and stage presence. They are in much demand for programs outside the school. In addition to their appearances on the JMH stage, this 24-voice ensemble closed the 74 season with an appearance on Channel 25. The Girl’s Glee Club was busy sewing as well as singing when for the first time, the group made coordinated outfits to wear at their concerts. These red and white checked dresses were seen at the fall and spring concerts as well as the ensemble contest. The newest addition to the vocal department, the Jurymen, is an all-men’s chorus. Sporting the Marshall colors with their red bow tics, arm bands and white shirts, they were heard at Open House and the Christmas concert. They also performed some rousing barbershop harmony at the Spring Concert. A Wdton Lewis and Marcia Sacid buy tickets for the Christmas Concert B The 1974-75 Girls Glee Club C Mrs Foganty receiving a stuffed animal from the Girls Glee Club. D Marshallmellows performed at the Christmas Concert E Welton Lewis conducting the candle light procession at the Christmas Concert. F Marshallmellows at open house 18 — activities E 20 — activities MIDWINTER BAND CONCERT January 22. 1975 marked the tenth anniversary for the popular Midwinter Band Concert. People of the school and community who enjoy good band music are always attracted to the concert and this year was no exception. Mr. Blackman and Mr. Pfunder brought to the audience a variety of music to please every taste. The musicianship demonstrated by members of the Symphonic Band. Stage Band and combined Cadet and Concert Bands will be long remembered. A Mr Pfunder conducts the Cadet and Symphonic Band B The Color Guards discussing their performance C The Color Guards displaying Iheir colors. D The Dixieland Band at ihc Midwinter Concert R The Brass Section of the Symphonic Band F The 1974-75 Stage Band G Mr Blackman keeps the Symphonic Band on Ihc right tempo. 22 — activities Homecoming Homecoming, one of the biggest events of the school year, is sponsored by the Cheerleaders. This year, the queen was crowned at the traditional Homecoming Dance. Two of the many groups behind our varsity sports arc the Cheerleaders and Lawyerettes. Both groups perform at the football and basketball games plus school rallies. A Jeanmc Wanterich. Barb Campbell, and Cathy Bilardo arc three of the J V. Cheerleaders B The Varsity Cheerleaders perform al the pep rally C Marilyn Cubic and Carol Uinstead lead the Marshall fans on with the Fight Cheer D Doing their thing at a football game are the 1974-75 Lawyerettes. E Standing with Nancy Carlin, Ihe 1974-75 Homecoming Queen, arc Mr Dinun io and Frank Fivik. F Having a good lime at the Homecoming Dance arc Randy Noar. Steve Dailey, and Olivia Timko. G Bruce Barkhaucr and his partner dance to Ihe music of Harlequin 24 jcIimIio C Marching Band 1974 The Marching Band begins the school year each August with two weeks of solid, exhausting, daily rehearsals in preparation for the colorful halftime football pageantry which follows in September. Except for occasional local parade appearances, the Marching Band concludes its eight or nine games scheduled and returns once again to the concert hall in the form of the Symphonic Band. Color Guard, Oompa Dolls, Pep Club The John Marshall Color Guard is a very high spirited precision team. They are colorful and dignified. The pre-game appearance at each football game is always a spectacle to behold. Their precise and flashy gun twirling at half-time provides unmeasured entertainment. The Oompa Dolls also support the John Marshall football, adding grace, beauty and talent. The Marshall Pep Club, also adds to the school spirit. They make the signs that are used in the cheering sections. A The John Xt.irxh.ill Pep Club thow who Ihes're in favor of B The Color Guard prevents the colors before a game C Oompa Dolls Cathy Molt and Gcrrv Coleman entertaining at the game I) Angelica Kun i starts a conversation with Wextcch Band members E Thomas Halits plays his tune for the Marching Band c 26 — activities G Dances Sponsored By Student Council Throughout the school year the Student Council has sponsored dances. Each dance has a special theme with the appropriate atmosphere for the dance. Circus performed in John Marshall's gymnasium Mr. Jonuk is collecting the tickets from Radical Herr and John Hiclman at the Kick Off Dance Nick Schilla docs his thing during the Kick Off Dance. Jayson Vajda starts the Winter Formal off with his elcctnc guitar Tern Bercndsen tells Santa (President of Student Council Nick Schilla) her thoughts. John Marshall studenls’s enjoy the Winter Formal The John Marshall Stage Band entertains at the Winter Formal. E Student Council I he Student Council of John Marshall is one of the most important clubs in our school. They are responsible for all rallies, for keeping all signs inside and outside up to date, for all elections such as those for Student Council Officers and for Homecoming Queen. The spirit of Christmas is boosted at John Marshall when the members of Student Council give each homeroom a chance to compete for the best door decorations. All sorts of wrapping paper and designs are used. The members of Student Council also arrange the Kickoff dance. Doubles dance, and Winter Formal. A Student Council representative pack ihc Thanksgiving baskets It George Koroncs helps with the thanksgiving baskets C Nick Schilla changes the Weekly Activities sign outside with ihc help ol Mari.inn Schneider and Shari Medeiros I) Wade Hampton and MaryAnn Hummel pul up the important dales on ihc Student Council Bulletin Board F. The Marching Band performs ul all the Student Council rallies. F One of Ihc many Homeroom doors that were decorated for the Christmas holidays C� t he winning Christmas Basket is carried by Dale I rapnell. Sue foinaKU. and Mike Hart Servettes 1 ho Servettes is a group which consists of about 50 girls who earn service points for various activities such as ushering school events and serving refreshments both in and out of school. Key Club The Key Club is an International Boys Service Organization for the school and community. It is sponsored at John Marshall by the West Park Ki-wanis. 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. It has a rating in the upper 10% of the best high school newspapers hi the country. They also were awarded a plaque for the best high school newspaper in the midwest A Kis.hard Hunt. Glenn Grccnsvalt. and Cordel Williams. members of the Key Club check coats ut ihc Winter Formal B Diane Dvorak. Rich I'ricio, and Joe Garbus look on as Sue Shaw schedules deadlines. C Lesa Arcuri serves guests in the tea room D Debbie Rmglcr vets the table for parents at Open House E John Heilman and Mark Ligas check copy for the Interpreter. F Journalism II class work hard to make the Tcrp the best G Mr Nielson checks material before il goes to print South Pacific SOUTH PACIFIC, the prize-winning musical play by Rodgers and Hammerstein, was performed by the Cleveland Community Center Theatre October 25. 26, and November I. 2. Mary Conley, who had appeared m the show at Kenley Players with Florence Henderson, repeated her role as Bloody Mary. Others featured in the large cast included. John Schmidt and Raoul Perez, two faculty members of JMH, and Diane Garrity. a student of JMH. H c Picnic The John Marshall High School Drama department’s production of Picnic was directed by David Jeeman and was staged on December 6 and 7. The play concerns itself with the lives of 2 women in a small mid-western town, their frustrations, their heartbreaks, and how they and their families arc affected by a young rambler. Picnic plays on the theme used most often by Inge, focusing on the loneliness and spiritual desolation of the little people. The playwright mingles sex and sentiment in portraying the tribulations of these people. A Karen Moore fights with newsboys John Nolan and Craig Glcn er in Picnic . B Glona Cifani. Jeanne Kcatlcy, and Cathy Moais portray ihrcc old maids C Randy Noar (Hal Carter) is working for Kann Henning (Mrs. Potts), in the opening scene of Picnic D Randy Noar and Carol Ftshcll play the parts of Hal and Mage E Discussing a problem arc John Kline and Carol Fishcll F Glona Cifani finds pleasure in John Kline's company. 36 — activities Gypsy The Cleveland Community Center Theater presented Gypsy on February 28 and March 1, 7 and 8. Faculty and students participated with the Community Center players. A John Marshall presents the Hollywood Blondes! B Lenny Jacobs. Marge Spcllacy. and Emma Mio. in a scene from ‘‘Gypsy . C Playing the part of a June Bride is Olivia Timko. D Its a happy reunion for Emma Mio and Marge Spcllacy E Mr Schmidt. Marge Spcllacy. and Emma Mio m a more serious scene from the play. F Gloria Cifam. Carol Adamcik and West Tech student Diane Butterfield are of the Hollywood Blondes G Jenny Jacobs performs as two unidentified students look on 38 — activities iff Rock Musical A (unfilled happening featuring music from Jesus Christ Super-star . Godspell and Hair” opened the 12th season of the Cleveland Community Center Theatre September 27-28. 1974. Singers, actors, dancers and rock musicians were students from John Marshall. Lincoln West. Brooklyn, Valley Forge and Rhodes High Schools along with college students from Bowling Green. Baldwin Wallace, and Ohio University. Ski Club “Think Snow! This motto guided 55 John Marshall snow bunnies into the skiing categories of intermediate and expert in just a few short weeks. Under the diligent hard work of Mr. James Hefferman the John Marshall Ski Club made six trips to Brandywine Ski Center again this year. Other advisors were Mr. Donald Burke and Ms. Barbara Robinson. This ski season was an especially good one and most of the beginning John Marshall skiers advanced quite rapidly. Due to this, a special trip to Cockaigne Ski Center in New York was made. February 17, 1975. All m all, the 1975 Marshall skiers took quite favorably to America’s fastest growing sport. A Jeff Varga and company in Hair . H Jeff Varga is Jesus and Carol Fishcll is Mary Magdalene in “Jesus Chris! Superstar C John Nolan in Godspell D Some of ihc cost in the Rock Musical Review “Godspell E Kathy Conway uses a rope for balance I- l.i F.alon going up G A silhouetted skier kicks up the snow Noon Movies The noon movies provide a form of escapism for the students who attend the movies for half of their lunch period. The films range from the early comedy shorts to the more modern mystery and adventure type films. Visual Aides The Audio Visual Aides give service to teachers for the use of Audio Visual equipment. They supply projectors, record players, tape recorders, and screens. They arc also in charge of ordering films, taking 1.1). pictures, taping for basketball games, and showing special movies. All the operators are members of The School Projectionist Club of America. A Bruce Baikhaucr gives Randy Noar a helping hand on working the radio controls, as Al Wohl looks on B Seniors huddle together lo give the P A announcements. C Mark Hintmclcin threads the him on a projector. D Bill Novak and Dan Lcschinger arc members of the A.V.A E George Coy and Dan Lcschingcr tukc Pete Deluca's I D picture A Aides John Marshall Aides help to keep the school moving while adding service points to their records. Teacher-Office Aides Main duties performed by office and teacher aides, are pulling and filing cards and running errands. Cafeteria Aides Cafeteria aides clean the tables and sweep the floors. Library Aides In the library, aides shelf books and magazines, write overdue notices and stamp and separate attendance slips. Nurses Aides Nurses aides pull and file health cards, notify, organize students to see the doctor, and keep thermometers clean. A Keeping (he cafeteria clean after lunch periods is a lot of work for the aides. B Barb Slofcheck. a teacher aide, count programs C Nora Schweichlcr, Patty Schartman and Vicki Nelson. aide for Mr. Kcinhard. keep everything up to date D Scott Pa lick a wail for an errand to run E Vicky Bloxson and Geraldine Coleman, library aides look up books in the card catalogue. 1974 Varsity Football The battle cry of the fighting Lawyers of 1974 was “Win More in 74 and indeed the big red grid machine did win more as they smashed through to 7 victories and 2 defeats. adding to it a co-championship of the West Senate with St. Ignatius. Tri-captains, Tony Jaszczuk, Marty Biggins and Dan Ai-chclc led the senior contingent of 26 players: Shannon. Sauls. Hudnall, Schilla. Johnson. Curry. Thompson. Ittu, McKinney. Pivik, Colson. Skaggs. Brodnik, Zavoda. Minarik. Wilkins. VanScyoc, Masson. Murawski, Zidd. Lowell. Weisman, Thomas. The following seniors were chosen as members of All-West Senate: Marty Biggins at end. Frank Pivic at guard. Tony Jaszczuk at center, Bill Skaggs as halfback and on Defense we had. Woodie Thompson defensive back, and Jim Zidd as defensive end. A Bill Skaggs runs for a Marshall touchdown B Marty Biggins runs for another first down C The 1974 JMH Football Team D Tony Jaszczuk kills his South opponent E Coach tlanchuk and Dan Aichele discuss the ne. t play F Woodie Thompson saves a South interception G Marshall defense in pursuit of the ball earner H Tyrone Johnson on the tackle, while Ed Zavoda and Tony Jaszczuk watch in anticipation 974 JOHN MARSHALL VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM l S r ROW John fM-rrl V,r (M(� r V Shikncr i Ir� .oc P«ppo'. (Sip ■ U'OND ROW Del oca. ShanoS uft Srflilh. JiWoftrtY. Hodiuil. A helc Johnson. MyUoho ii'h. SaboWL, SebiHa. Jooet Rcindlc. K.-mdlc. Bur;r McN €,J� ‘-'urry. Ih«nf� - son Bora, Watnw. Kubem, Kurte. Smith. Sherman. Forrester. Itu. A� t Coach Head cWh HaceBdk TOURtfll Wi Htldemrnn, McKinney. PisjJt. Cohofl, Ska J-c r tik BrrJn.k Zavoda. Much, M trunk. Wilkins anSevde. Maftdn. Mutawski. FIFI H ROW: Stuart. Sakai,,. D.u H StKncr-i- id.I. Bic-mv. Lowell. Weismao. Tejehnsan. Dodak. Ii ■ Ab ent. kforer, K.-r awskv Mgx t Boanvlri (M, (Mgr W«c i' (Mer.i. 46 — sports Soccer Soccer — known as football in the rest of the world began in China in 3,000 B.C. It is now the worlds largest spectator sport. In the United States it is the fastest growing team sport. In 1968, Ohio had only 21 high schools with teams, the figure now is over 100. This is the first year of the All Ohio Soccer Tournament. The first game ever played at John Marshall High school took place on October 10. 1974 in front of about 150 fans. Marshall’s team obligingly defeated Lakewood 3 to 2. Comments after the game could be summed up in two words: FUN and EXCITING. A Gening ready to kick the ball is Gabc Chaves (17). B Dave Detar (2) trying to get the ball away from a Collinwood player. C Wclton Lewis (241 and his opponent kick for the ball, while Noah Yannie (20) waits to get it D Dean Gamin struggles for the ball E Wclton I.ewis gets in on the action. F John S eltner and Roudy Poliak trap the ball G Tom Koutsovrelis kicks the season off right H Dave Dctar blocks his opponent from the ball 48 — sports F Marshall Grapplers The Lawyer Grapplers continued the 74-75 season with an undefeated record which was due to dexterity and fine coaching by Gene Gibbons. The members of the Varsity Wrestling squad consist of senior lettermen Mike Jones. Hollis Frierson. Scott Babin. Dennis Ryan, and Rick Shannon. Other seniors on the squad are Ralph Napolitano, and Kevin Rice. Completing the team arc junior Joe Deluca and sophomores Dana Babin. Bill Mahila, and Lou Fillipilli. A Hollis Fnenon showing; his skill as a great wrestler B The learn congratulates Dana Babin. C Frank Pivik using all his strength to pin his man. D Dennis Ryan setting his man up for predicament E Rick Shannon leases the mat with another JMH victory F Mike Jones controlling his I W opponent G Ralph Napolitano working for a predicament II Scott Babin rolling his opponent into a pinning combination J Kevin Rice and opponent playing the weighting game It s A Hit I'he JMH baseball team of 1974 was a combination of speed, power, hustle and determination. This led to 11 wins and 6 losses in the West Senate which was a second place finish. Over all they won 18 and lost 11. The Lawyers of 1975 again fielded a strong team. There were three returning All West Senate choices; Dan Aichele. Ben Brown and Marty Biggins. Other returning seniors are Henry Zak. Tim Bartholomew, John Wasilko. and Bob Chambers. A Hob Chambers and Dan Atchclc talk it over at the mound H John Wasillco gets the batter out at first base C Dan Aichele shows his skill at pitching I) John Wasilko stretching for an overthrown ball E Give it all you've got Ben Brown F A real slugger. Marty Biggins G Coach Scahel giving a pep talk to the JMII baseball team 50 sports Cross Country Marshall produced another winning cross country team in 1974. The Lawyers were victorious in dual meets with Midpark. Padua. St. Eds, and Lincoln-West, losing only to Bay Village and Rhodes. Marshall also won a quadrangular meet with Cleveland Heights. West Tech, and Bedford. The biggest victory came in the Rhodes Cross Country Relays, Marshall defeated six other Senate schools, including the city champs. Rhodes. The Lawyers had a State Meet finalist, senior Larry Kinkopf, the team captain. Track The 1974 track season was plagued by injuries and illness, but the veterans on the track team are looking forward to the ’75 season. Since seniors are likely to fill a majority of the key spots, this squad, coached by Mr. Wasowski, will boast of much more experience. A Ed Higginbotham is taking the lead in a cross country meet B Larry Kinkopf is running in a JMH track meet. C Pat Baran strives to set new records in the pole vault. D The 1974 Cross Country Team E Larry Kinkopf running in a Cross Country meet. F Bill Novak is beating his opponents bounding over the hurdles G Wclton Lewis strains for a couple more inches in the running broad jump. 52 — sports Basketball This years Varsity Basketball squad contained both talent and skill brought on by many hours of practice, much determination. and spirited teamwork. Members of the Varsity Squad are Seniors Marty Biggins. Woodie Thompson. Welton Lewis. Al Johnson. Tim Cornett, and Tom Clawson. The Juniors on the team are Jeff Giera. Ken Hopkins. Bob Belcas-tro. Mike Will, Dan Skalsky. and Larry Chernauskas. A Al Johnson strains lo make the basket B Woodie Thompson shows his skill al dribbling C Marty Biggins shoots for two D Woodie avoids the block and shoots F. Welton Lewis shows his height while shooting F “Let’ get it together. G The coach gives Ihe team some advice II Ken Hopkins irys to gel rid of the ball, while there's n heavy block on him J Jeff Giera and Al Johnson look for the perfect moment. Golf The 1974 golf team completed another successful year. They finished second in the Senate only to St. Ignatuis, ending the spring season. They were undefeated during the fall season. In a duel match they beat St. Ignatuis. this put them in first place in the West Senate. It was the first time any team has beat St. Ignatuis in ten years. Mike Jones had the low average of the year and won the Chmura Award for both seasons. Tennis The John Marshall Varsity Tennis Team completed one of the most successful tennis seasons in many years with a final season mark of nine wins and only two defeats. JMH finished second in the Senate, the Northeast Tennis Association (our only loss was to Lakewood). Outstanding players included Jim Kastcn and Tom Holland. A Ken Novak keeping an eve on Ihc ball B Mike Jones completing his follow through C Tom Holland ready to smash the ball D Left to right: Tom Holley. Ken Novak. Ken Morrell. Mike Jones. Bob Young. Tom Jams Absent Carl Jones E Ken Morcll preparing to make his drive F Jim Kasten using his backhand stroke G Dan Pawlus gelling set to hit ihc ball. G 58 — poru G Endurance The boys physical education classes arc a mixture of enjoyment and cruel and unusual punishment. Endurance, coordination, and enthusiasm are all promoted to assure each student a well rounded and healthy physical education program. Bowling J.M.H. team competes in the Greater Cleveland Interscholastic Bowling League. The League is comprised of 25 high school teams from the Cleveland area. This years team includes three year award winner and senior team captain. George Mihalek. George leaves the team holding the most individual school scoring records. Other seniors on this years team are John Parker. Al Judson, Don Rask. Bob Owens. Dave Martin and Mark Zambo. A John Parker hoping lo throw a strike U Team Captain. George Mihalek bowling C Don Rask concentrating on the pins D The team watches as Larry Townvcll bowls E Al Judson makes sure not to touch the foul line F A boys gym class using the even parallel bars G Ray Cox prepares for a smash H Gymlcadcrs spot boys doing hand aparatus J Boys gym class doing sit ups J bO — sports Marlin Swim Team The marlins have been a Varsity Team for only three years. This seasons record to date is six wins and zero losses. This years co-captains Brian Burkinshaw and Jerry Kassil have done an outstanding job. For three years and have inspired many future swimmers. A Brian Burkinshaw and Tom Rudo play water polo B The timers are a great part of the swim meets C Charles Crtss doing the butterfly stroke D John Battaglia. Bob Fitzcr, and Tom Rudo are good examples for the swimming class E Sue Ruper concentrating on doing a perfect dive F Jerry Kassil preparing to do a difficult dive G Jeff W'eiskoff trying for another win for the Marlins H Bob Fitzcr shows his skill in doing the breast stroke J Bob Hart, Dave Kuhar, and Paul Long arc all hoping they win. B FIRST ROW — Linda Metylc. Karen Frednek. Sandy Stmcic. Mardelc Prudhoe. Lome Oldham. Betty Thomas. BACK ROW Mm Beebe. Vicky Huebler. Darla Davit. Grace C arny. Beth Scebbt. Dawn Scheucrman. Renee Knecht Volleyball The girls volleyball team had tryouts in August and the first week in September Twelve individuals were chosen along with 3 managers. John Marshall was undefeated through the regular season and half of the playoffs. The girls ended up being tied for second place in the city with 10 wins and 2 losses — the winmngest season yet for Marshall girls. Intramural Bowling Bowling Intramurals are offered on Thursday afternoons at Olympic Recreation Center on Lorain. The number of teams have reduced but the girls still enjoy bowling and talking to each other. A 1974 Girls Volleyball Team B Beth Scebbi assisting ihc ball over the net. with Dawn Scheucrman standing by C Miss Beebe having a conference with the referees D Mardelc Prudhow bumping the ball to the first row. while Vicki Huebler watches E Sue Burkey hopes she throws a stnke F Some of the girls who participate in Intramural bowling G Vicki Parobeck and Ellen Geya keeping score H Shirley Bangert looking for her bowling ball ) Roberta Ward and Ellen Geya keep score while Vicki Parobeck looks on 62 — sports Track The first meet was an indoor meet with Rhodes and Luthern West. Then the girls went on to place second at the West Senate Meet. Our best effort was in the First Annual District Meet for girls in Northeastern Ohio. We placed fifth out of 50 teams and had the best performance of any Cleveland City Schools. Outstanding performances were turned in by Lome Oldham. Debby DeOre. and Rosemary Cebulis and Carol Fortini. Cross Country This was the 1st season for the girls interscholastic Cross Country Team. In dual meets we placed ninth out of 16 teams entered in the Chardon Invitational Meet. The girls team was honored at the Fall Sports Award Night and eight girls lettered. They were. Debbie DeOre, Rosemary Cebulis. Maggie Morales. Nancy Nelson. Kathy Nahrstcdt. Kathy Vogtho. Lome Oldham, and Tracy Prudhoe. A Micki She boy. long distance runner for JMH B Mardclc Prudhoe gives her all to win C Pally Cooney running in a JMH relay D The girls irack team gels sci for ihe relay E Cebulis and DeOre, work hard for a victory F The girls practicing for ihe next meet. G Five members of the girls Cross Country team. GIRLS BASKETBALL The opportunity to participate in the challenge of intcrscholastic Basketball, is not only open to boys, hut now girls too. The girls practice four times a week, learning the basics of basketball. After being selected from tryouts and competition. The members of this years girls basketball team are Maureen Hart. Micki Sheboy, Vicki Hueblcr. Betty Thomas. Lome Oldham. Chris Hclman. Nicole Fayne. Justine Secrisky. Beth Sccbbi, Arlecn Hess. Grace Czarny. Maggie Morales, Lola Thomas. Bobbi Mayes, and Kathy Voytko. A Grace C’rarny avoiding a block by Darla Davis. R Arlene Hess trying lo gel around Dawn Scheuerman during a scrimmage C The girls basketball learn watches as their team plays during a practice D Grace Crarnj attempts a lay-up while Justine Secrisky watches F Everyone has Ins hands on the basketball. F t he team hopes they get the rebound after the shot G Miss Phelan, the coach of the girls basketball team A B Gym Classes The girls' physical education department of John Marshall combines the traditional team sports (volleyball, basketball, spccdball) with individual sports better known today as lifetime activities (badminton, bow ling, golf, table tennis, tennis, and fencing). Beyond team and lifetime sports the girls department also offers gymnastics and Swedish gymnastics besides numerous other rhythmic activities Gym Leader Initiation The theme of this semesters initiation was “The Great Pumpkin. The girls went through a week of tests in order to be selected as a gym leader. The selected girls were put through the traditional induction ceremonies, w hich consisted of a bombardment of eggs, wet noodles, ketchup, etc. Later everyone enjoyed a Burger King dinner. A A group of girls practicing their dunce march routines B A girls gym class doing iheir exercises C Beth Ewing returning the volley in badminton I) Mary Knee hi. Jane Hunt and Sue Shaw loot for something good to e.il .it the dinner E Myra llcrr and Sandy StincK feed their hungry stomach after the miti.ition F Grace C arney and Angie C'oreno reaching for some goodies G Denise St reblow throws wet noodles ai Myra, while Sandy gets ihc leftovers II Vanessa Harris swats a newly initiated gym leader Nt sports To the Class of June. 1975 You are living in.a time that offers unparalleled opportunities. The world of tomorrow is yours to enjoy providing you search for solutions to the multitude of problems. You have bwy.i given the tools to achieve success. The opportunity to rise your knowledge gainfully will present itself as you journey through life. Certainly you recognize that you are in command of your future. It has been said, “The world turns aside to let any man pass who knows where he is going. All of you have already experienced a degree of success by virtue of your graduation from high school. Those of us who remain behind extend our best wishes to each of you. 70 — faculty academics John Burke Assistant Principal Richard Lidcrbauch Assistant Principal HI Margaret Kovach Assistant Principal Miller Mivchal Assistant Principal Leonard Keinhard Assistant Principal Allen, Alice Allen. Deborah Allen. Thomas Bahen. Joseph Barcn. Frances Bauer. Eleanor Office Staff Business English Industrial Arts English Biology Beebe. Linda Bcmer. Mildred Beyerlc. Donna Biema. Mitchell Billcy. George Blackman. Omar Physical Education Office Staff Library Guidance Business Music Brashwitr. William Burke. Donald Caliguirc. Augustine Caliguirc, Patrick Cappetto. James Carter, George Swimming Driver Education Social Studies Dist. Co-Op Train. Business Driver Education Chippi. Joseph Clapacs. Paul Corronc. Richard Curran. Ronald Dare. John Daiuto. Victor Social Studies Industrial Arts English Driver Education Social Studies Arts 72 — faculty and academics David, Margaret Teacher Aid Decker, Virginia Home Economics Dehart. Christine Library Dictcnch. John Industrial Arts Grealis, I ois Library llearst. Gerry Visual Aiils Fogarty. Mary Music Greene. Janie Senior Cafe Heffernan. James Bum nos Forsyth. Magdalene Home Economics Greene. Joseph Guidance Helm. CM lie Cafe Manager Eterovtch. Alice Evens. Gregory Fcighner. Manjane Guidance Business Busmos Fosdick. Manon Genslcr. Mary Gibbons. Eugene English Home Economics Science Hall. Florence English Haller. Edward Industrial Arts Hanchuk. Victor Math Fisher. William Science Dill. Rollm DiScipio. Richard Donahue. Joan Math Business Office Staff Edwards. Mary Elkins. Thomas Emery. Richard Business Spanish Business 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 semester courses Academic Challenge teams have consistently brought honors to John Marshall In 1974. Ann Cibula. John Heilman, and Scott Hendrix brought acclaim to the school, by winning a prize of books and a trophy for JMH The 1975 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 SOCIAL STUDIES The 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 w hich 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. A Brian Burkinshaw laps Betty Thomas, a newly inducted N It S member B Ann Fobcl scrscs Micki Shcboy while JoAnn Werb awaits her lurn C Barb holds ihc world in her hands [) Connie finds reading an enjoyable past lime F. A studenl lakes advantage of the reading l ab during one of his free periods F Shirley Hunt looks for definitions G Just a few collections, from The Treasury of Knowledge 74 — faculty and academics 76 faculty and academics F Chemistry And Biology Chemistry is a sound and modern treatment of chemical principles it is taught within a framework of certain unifying concepts. Among these are 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. Descriptive chemistry is treated either as an out-growth of these concepts or as the point of entry. The chemistry and structure of cells; higher plants and animals: and finally evolution and ecology are considered in biology class. Microscope work, dissection, and quantitative experiments are the mam areas during laboratory periods. A Dissecting a frog is just part of I he fun in biology. H Tom McCafferty rounds off ihe end of the glass tubing hv applying heat C April Guion and Rathe Kofron gather needed chemicals for an experiment D Randall Hale carefully weighs out a chemical E A chemistry class working on their lab I- Jerry Jamk and Ken Morrell work together on a molar solution, while Armc Wethcnll supervises G A few of the many plants growing in our Biology rooms Physics r Physics experiments utilize such up to date equipment as air tables. Polaroid cameras, strobe light and photoelectric counters Physics is a quantitative study of physical phenomena such as forces, energy and atomic structure. Experiments, movies, and film loops are used quite extensively. Mathematics John Marshall has three Mathematics programs A student taking Vocational studies can select either 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 I he assigned grade. A Shanxi Jonas models her oulfil for ihc spring fashuxi show. while. Robin Keister awaits her turn B TomMlhalak. Ingrid Vermer Sue fmdall and Chuck Petrov concentrating on Galileo's 17th ccntur experiment using 20th century equipment C Tim Cornett Sue Bradles. Marilyn Losh. and John Battaglia experiment together ixi an air track for a physics experiment D Richard Harnman plots points on a graph for a math problem E Kim Foutz helps her brother. Chris. ««tf the modeling platform |- Dale Simmerly finds the computer an ideal tool for equating math problems Home Economics A comprehensive program in Home Economics is offered al John Marshall High School. The program prepares the student with skills to be used as an avocation or vocation 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 the goal for students enrolled in the Vocational Home Ec. Program. Opportunities are offered to students to prepare for services in the foods as well as the area of health careers. Students enrolled in Home Economics courses arc eligible for membership in the Future Homemakers of America and the Vocational Foods Service Check Clubs. A Gathering Ihc necessary ingredients, a group of students prepare a recipe in foods class. B Monica Mosley adjusts the pattern pieces on her material C Betty thinks licking the bowl is the best part of cooking. D Karen Wallace serves Mr Clapacs and Mr. Mcars in the Marshall Tea Room, t Joan Rcvclt and Mrs. Utley clean up after a luncheon. 80 — faculty academics 82 — faculty academics A Jim H.iput.i creates a new salad B Nancy Franck demonstrates to her health career class how to take a patients temperature and pulse C A few girls m the Health Career class study the leg bones on a skeleton D Clothing I class learns the fundamentals of sewing E Charlie Calanm watches over one of the experimental rats in Dynamic class. I- Renee Knccht carefully stitches her tote bag Henderson. Eamice Henry. Betty Higgins. Edith Hohertz. Edmund Jacobson. John Jahes. Mans Library Home Economics Home Economics Science Industrial Arts Science Jeeman. David Jenkins. Sanford Johanni. Paul Jones. Doris Joniak. Pclcr Klcpacz. George English Industrial Arts Social Studies Driver Education Social Studies Social Studies Kubach. Kenneth Lammers. Helen Latkovic. Kenneth Laux. Florence Leach. Roberta Leahy. Joseph Math English English Math Social Studies Science 84 — faculty and academics Lisy, Sally Lowes. Belly Lucas. MaryAnn Luckay. Dolores Mancuso. Dons Mar . Russell Mears. William Business Office Staff ’ English Art Teacher Aid Indusinal Arts Industrial Arts Mellen, Margaret Mileti, Richard Mills. Jeffrey Milota. Viola Mitchell. Mel Molinan. Enrico Montain. Gary Art Social Studies Dist Ed Voc. Sales Office Staff Driver Education Language Math Ohlsen, Sharon Oleski. Theodore Oswald. Paul Oswiccinski. Paulette Pavia. Ilal Pedum, John Business Business Social Studies Business Business Science Business The Business Education Department for John Marshall High School has career offerings in the varied business professions. The areas are as follows: Accounting-Computing. Stenography. Bookkeeping, Clerk Typist, and Graphic Communications Also, there are offerings in the Vocational Co-op areas. Automotive and Petroleum training. Retailing and Distribution, and Secretarial Sciences. I'lie department is closely attuned to the business community. Through the joint efforts of both John Marshall students are afforded the opportunity to receive the business education training that will suit their career choice. There is a new vocational business program this year being offered to 1 Ith and 12th graders called an Accounting-Computing Program. Students will learn Bookkeeping and how to operate 10-key adding machines, typewriters, key-punch, sorter and computer terminal. They will learn the basic computer language Fortran — and will be preparing their own programs and running them through the computer. The advanced program teaches accounting, typing, and how to run computer programs based on the Cobol language. A Debbie W'agncr rings up a purchase for a customer. B Kevin Toth shows the lie selection to a shopper C tammy Spangler keeps busy arranging the show cases I) Dale Marvin prepares for the Christmas rush E Mmm — they all look so good F I think I'll take some home X6 — faculty and academics F. F A Cindy Km( and Dorlhy DiVifo calculate ihc margin settings B Mr Pavia proceeds to explain a problem to Ihe class C Mary Pack is hoping lhal she doesn't run out of tape D June Sprachmann uses a pocket adding machine for her work E Gigi double checks her bookkeeping F The typing class relaxes after completing a lest G Bob Dolan trys out a computer. K8 — faculty and academics e Pfundcr, Robert Phelan. Patricia Polit cr. Paul Musk Physical Education Language Quaylc. William Radian. Thaddeus Remke. Albert Richter. Arthur Robinson. Barbara Rodriguez, Sylvia Rowland, Margaret PhysKal Education Special Class Physical Education Industrial Arts Special Class Home Economics Nurse Samuels. Marlene General Business Scahel. Terrence Driver Education Schlueter. Rodger language Schmidt. John English Shumpert. Mary Simpson. Melvin Smith. Elaine Smith. Joy Sones. Barbara Cafe Manager Industnal Arts Office Staff English English — faculty and academics Strc a. Dorothy Sirnad, Donald Suljagtc. Martha Tartaglia. Antoinette Office Staff English Social Studies Language Tcsack. Grctchcn Tavrell, Frank Tucklcy. Mable Utley. Alice Guidance Industrial Arts Library Home Economics Valcfudsi, Gregory VanAllcn, Richard Venter. Rudy Vmyard. Robert Science Math Custodian English Volin, Sylvia Waite, Lori Walker. Helen Wasowski. James Wcese. Jack Wells. Milo Office Staff Office Staff Office Staff Social Studies Malh Science Whitaker. Vera Home Economics Wiles. Edwards Guidance Wooding. Rochelle Wynn. Douglas English Industrial Arts Youlz, Donald Guidance Art Language Music The John Marshall Art Department strives to develop the art student’s talent and ability. The Art I and Art II classes cover the ground work of basics in drawing, design, and composition. The Vocational Art and the Advanced Art courses build toward the professional approach in techniques, experimentation, and creativity. John Marshall is very fortunate in having an outstanding Foreign Language Department offering French, Spanish, and German Students may use a tape recorder to listen to exercises which correspond to their textbooks, to supplement regular classroom instruction. Each language department has Us own Honor Society that requires a high academic standard. John Marshall students have a variety of musical opportunities to enjoy. Students may participate in the Mixed Chorus or Girl’s Glee Club If accepted students may join the Choir or Marsh-mellows. Students involved in instrumental music have the opportunity to select Cadet Band or Orchestra and Marching Band or Concert Band. Stage Band is offered to advanced instrumentalists. Instrumentalists from John Marshall were selected to participate in the All-Ohio Youth Symphony Boy’s Band in 1974 These were sponsored by the Ohio State Fair and was directed by Mr Blackman A Dave Pollack and Mike Folkman work together with fellow class mates on a vocational art project H A spani h student corrects the structure of a sentence C Jeff Weiskoph locates Paris on the map for l.ynn Wolf. D Jack Roberts. Noah Yanmc. Jim Morlan and Keith Painter begin to tune up t Greg Weber, Dave Loser. Larry Twitchell, and Daryl Mapson play their trombones F Leon Garba won the Discover Music Contest and a Kimball piano was awarded to the school in his name. G Members of the Chorus rehearse for the concert 92 — faculty and academics Guidance I he essence of the Guidance and Counseling Services Office is oriented lo the individual student and his individual needs Principally, the aim of the Guidance Counselors ts to help the students organize their interests and aptitudes into challenging and attainable educational and vocational goals This task embraces such basic lunctions as testing, career counseling, course selection counseling, and personal counseling, which should lead to a diploma and either military service, college admission, or vocational yob placement A Mrs Henderson gives out library slips to industrious students H I inda Carper uses the library stamp to mark the newspaper for future reference C Waiting for assistance in the Guidance Office arc Kevin Rice and Gary Cunningham D Mr Curran points out the gear shift to a Driver's Ed student E Nothing like holding up traffic. Steve' I Mr Youtz looking over some pamphlets in the Guidance Office G Using a free period to look up material is Ann Mancim Library . |M o( lhc whool I he arrival of much new equipment sent to the John Marshall Library hi the past year, we arc fast becoming the learning center and yv conimuc to borrow The students and teachers alike arc availing themselves of our professional services more, and we are less and less a custodial center in the sc books from Cleveland Public Library since the Hoard's budget is not always adequate 94 — faculty and academics % faculty academics Technical Education Technical Education is the study of the tools, materials and processes used in Industry. It provides desirable minimum skills in various trades and dcvclopcs the ability to work effectively with others. Technical Education is Pre-Voca-tional 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 the 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 Bob Dickson cuts a piece of wood for his project, white Mike Lavclle watches. B Repairing a water hose in auto shop C James Burns. Joe Ciacchc. Jim Duncan and Don l-.rtmann draft gaskets in class D Kevin Rkc works hard trying to clean up the shop area. E George Whitccotton adjusts the wood before he begins to drill F Terry Slack. Mike Costanzo and Roy Ramsey check out the printing situation A Richard Coleman works on facing metal B This class experiments with the use of meters and other electrical measuring devices C Mike Wallace and William Jcnkms make a screwdriver in metal shop. D Ed Higginbotham performing a threading operation on the lathe E A class works on programming and trouble shooting a log computer F That's all Folks' G Robert Hcba and classmates work in machine shop. 98 — faculty and academics SENIOR HOMEROOM TEACHERS Miss Bauer Mr. Caliguirc Mr Cappetto Mr Chippi Mr Clapacs Mr. Cozzonc Mr Daiuto Mrs Decker Mrs Edwards Mrs Fctghncr Miss Fogarty Mrs Gcmler Miss Jalics Mr Jenkins Mr Leah Mrs. Lisy Miss Luckay Mr Mears Mr. Mileli Mr Mosley Mr. Perez Mr Politzer Mr. Radwan Mr Richter Miss Rodriguez Mr. Schmidt Miss Sheridan Mr Strnad Mr. Tavrcll Mr. Wavowski Mrs Whitaker Mr Wells 100 - seniors Miss Daran Senior Advisor Mr. Jacobson Senior Advisor Miss Luckay Yearbook Advisor Mr Reinhard Assist Principal Senior Class Officers A STANDING, left lo right Kathy Cchclmk. Mick. Shcboy. Lloyd Wilkins. Danny Akhclc. Mike Winslow. SITTING, left to right I d Zavoda. Donna Cratty. Nancy Carlin. April Chestnutt. Cindy Kestner. Joann Werb. Marilyn Cubic. Rachel Herr B President Micki Shcboy C Vice President Lloyd Wilkins D Secretary — Joann Werb E Treasurer — Nancy Carlin F Senior Class otlicers discussing plans for the prom. 102 — seniors Abbott. Judy Adams. Cheryl Aichele. Daniel Alexander. Charles Allen. Jolynn Aylsworth. Richard Amstutz. Karen Anderson. Donna Arens, Sharon Arguello. David Arndt, Amy Ashcraft. Diane Atherton. Debora Austin. LaJoycc Austin, Patricia Baatz. Margaret Babin. Scott Backo, Regina Badaracco. Marie Bailes. Ronald Bangcrt. Shirley Bandhidy, Susan Baran, Patrick Barber. Mary Barkhauer, Bruce Barko, Mary Barry, Jan Bartian. Brenda Bartholomew. Timothy Basalla, George Basar, Karen Battaglia, John Baultrippc. Debra Bell. Sharon Bennett, Barbara Bennett, Susan Benning, Karin Berendsen. Theresa Bcutcl, Kenneth Beyer. William Bianchi. Tina Bicrbower, Frances Biggins. Martin Boddy. Margaret Boden. Rosemary Bogdan, James Borawski, Thomas Bradley, Susan 104 — senior Brodmk. John Brooks. Mildred Brown. Benjamin Bruening. Stephan Bruno. Robert Buchwald. William Bullock. Cheryl Burkey. Susan Burkinshaw, Brian Burks. Henry Bute, Marie Butler. Carol Butler, Peggy Cady, Ralph Cagney. Kathleen Calanm, Charles Calixto, Rhonda Campbell. Robert Cantlcy. Keith Carlin. Nancy Carper, Linda Carroll. Susan Cassano. Deborah Cavallaro, Vera Cehelnik, Kathleen Cerveny, Christine Chalfant. Jayne Chambers, Katherine Chambers. Robert Chappell, Raymond Charek. Allan Charlick. Deborah Chaves. Gabriel Cherconis, Deborah Chestnutt. April Chismar. Diana Chudner. Ricky Cifam. Gloria Ciocanca, Mary Clark, Mel von Clark. Paul Clawson. Mary Clawson. Thomas Clegg. Constance Coleman, Geraldine Coleman. Richard Collander. Ruth Colon. Nora 106 — senior Compton. Sharon Conrad. Joseph Conway. Kathleen Cook. Karen Cook. John Cooney. Regis Corcno. Margaret Cornett. Timothy Corrigan. Patrick Costa. James Cover. Anita Cover. Michele Coy, George Cratty. Donna Croyle, Carol Cubic, Marilyn Cunningham. Gary Curtis. Loretta Dajko, Debra Damico. Nicholas Davies. Deborah Davis. Barbara Davis, Darla Davis, Mary Jane Dayncr. Pamela Dearfield. Pamela DeJean, Cheryln Dclgaudio, Linda Ddguidice, Thomas Demarchck. Laurene Denko. Mark Dcnos, Patricia DcOre, Debra Detar. David Dcvaty, James Diamond. Kathleen Diaz. Victor Dickman. David Dier. William DiMauro. Steve Disiena. Michael Dixon. Mark Dolan, Robert Donnelly, Kathleen D’Orofrio. Antonietta Dover, Thomas Drapac, Barbara Dukles. Elaine 108 — senior Dulcie, Michael Duncan. Edward Duncan, James Dvorak. Diane Eames. Sandra Earls, Violet Eaton. John Edwards. Michael Ertmann. Donald Evancic. Susan Evans. Robert Eyerman. Linda Fahey. Karen Fairbairn, Glenn Faltin, Gloria Faron. Elizabeth Fccko. Karen Ferencz. Pamela Ferris. Diane Fertal, Diane Filippi. John Finan. David Fischer. Kathryn Fischer. Raymond Fisher, Gary Fitzcr. Robert Fitzgerald, Denise Fitzgerald. Michael Foster. Cynthia Fouiz, Kimberly Franc, Barbara France, Richard Franck, Nancy Frear, Mary Frehmcyer, Sandra Frierson. Hollis Fronchowiak, Jerome Gales. Priscilla Galmarini, David Garba. Janice Garba, Leon Garcia. Rhea Garofolo. Cheryl Gaughan. Veronica Gedeon. Susan Genoff. Janet Gendraw, Donna Gerchak. James 110 — xnior Germain. Philip Gibbs. William Gilbert. Sandra Gilder, Kenneth Ginlcy. Kevin Glass. Linda Gomez, Crisann Good, Denicc Gowans, James Gower, George Graham. Darlene Grajewski, Steven Grdina, Elizabeth Greenland. Mary Greenland. Teresa Gruey. Susan Gruhn. Timothy Grupe, Sandra Guion. April Gutwcin, Ingrid Guzik. Mary Anne Habian, Mane Hagemcicr. Jeanne Hale, Randall Hamblin. Mark Hammcl. Mary Ann Hammock. Donald Hamplon. Wade Hansen. Mari both Hardoby, Sylvia Hardy. Valerie Ham. Deborah Hari. Maureen Hart. Robert Hart. Russell Hartmiller, Ronald Havasi. Ruth Havir. Laura Haydu. Sue Heba. Robert Hehncn. Kenneth Heilman. John Hcineman. Susan Henry. Patricia Herhuth. Paula Herr, Rachel Higginbotham. Edward Himmcl. Kathleen 112 — seniors Himmelein, Mark Hinkle, Connie Hirsch, Barbara Hisl, Catherine Hoban. David Hogan. Margaret Holccko. Mary Holland. Thomas Holstein. Susan Horton, Joyce Houck, Laura Hoyt. Duane Hu, Benjamin Hudnall, Mark Hucblcr. Vicki HufTord, Carolyn Hughley, Toni Hulm, Gary Hunt, Jane Hunt, Shirley Hunter, Corrtnc Hunter, Denise Hutchinson, Dawn Hyvannen. Jcninc Icke. Herbert levins, Andris Immormino, Patricia Ions, Mary Beth Ittu. George Jackson, Donna Jacobs. David Jacobson, Joyce Jakubic. Jackie Jams, Thomas Jansen, Russell Jaszcuk, Anthony Jclcn. Christopher Jenkins, Mary Jenuleson, Marion Jewel, Debra Jindra, Kimberly Johnson, Susan Jones, Debra Jones. Janice Jones, Michael Jones, Sheila Jones, William Joyce, Sandra IH — senior Judson. Albert Kahlc, Lavernc Kamps. Linda Kamps, Robin Kane, Gloria Kanserski, Robert Kappa, Lawrence Karahuta, Karen Kasayka, Gerald Kassil. Jerry Katonka, Dorothy Keane, Robert Kcatlcy, John Kellner. Victoria Kelly. Barbara Kemmctt, Marsha Kempf. Trude Kennedy. Deborah Kennedy, Laura Kennedy, Robert Kenny, Margaret Kerr, Bradley Kessler. Cheryl Kestner. Cindy Kilbanc, Edward Kilbane, Eileen Kilbanc, Grace King, Carolyn Kinkopf. Lawerence Kish. Thomas Klabunde. Robert Klissaroff, Martin Klocpfer, Pamela Knecht, Mary Jo Koch, Deborah Koch, Thomas Kofron, Kathleen Kohout, Karen Kolas. Constance Kopylcc. Cynthia Korones, George Kosky, David Kostur, Gary Kotnik, Julia Kovach, Betsy Kovach, Gary Kozlowski, Karen Krai, Linda 116 — cmc r Kravek. Thomas Krumhansl, Elizabeth Krysiak, William Kuban, Glen Kuchta. Joseph Kulhanck, Karen Kupresanin, Deborah Kutrubs. William Lachendro, Cynthia Lad. Robert Lampshirc. Kevin Landnsana, Deborah Lanzilotta, Margaret Larsen, James Laux, Janet Lavelle, David Leahy, Jeanne Lccznar, Gregory Lee, Edward Lehlbach, Barbara Leo, Anita Leonard. Jaciynn Lcprc, James Leschingcr. Daniel Lewis, Welton Jr. Liebcnguth. Jeffrey Ligas, Mark Logue, Michael Loser. Da id Losh, Marilyn Louie. Daniel Lowell. Lynn Lowery. Thomas Lowes. Virginia Lucas. Gary Lyman. Connie Lynch. Pamela Lynde, Lawrence Lyons, Gloria Mack. Diane Macleod, Mark Madsen. Robert Magnone. Patricia Mahoney, Shawn Maloney, Dennis Manney. Gary Manning. Kimberly Mannino, John 118 — ten ion Marko. Thomas Jr. Markueik. Sharon Marlowe. James Marrapodi, Sheralyn Marshall. Marian Martin. David Martin, Diane Martin. Steven Martynuska, David Marvin, Dale Masavage, Wayne Masson. Gregory Matelski, Karen Matusicky. Denise McAllister. Nanci McCann. Sean McElroy, Cynthia McGucken. Daniel McKan .e, Sharon McKay, Donna McKinnon. Valerie McLaughlin, Thomas McMahon, Barbara McNccly. David McNeeley, Debbie McNeely, Jean McNiel. Reta McPherson. Gary Meckes. Karen Medeiros, Sharon Melchcr. Ronald Melton. Michael Meredith. Roger Metter. Mary Edna Michalak. Thomas Mihalek. George Mikcr. James Milam. Patricia Milczewski, Lavernc Miller. Audrey Miller. Charles Miller. Daniel Miller. Micki Minank, Craig Mitchell. Terri Moltz. Catherine Morrell. Kenneth 120 — seniors Moser. Denise Moses. Beverly Moutscos. Carole Mroczka, Darlene Muhlbach. Theresa Mullen. Dennis Mulvcy, Deborah Mumaw. Deborah Murawski. Lawrence Muster. Anthony Naegle, Janice Nagy. Scott Nahrstedt, Michael Needham. Margaret Nemitz. Cynthia Newman, Scott Nigro. Deborah Noah. Gale Novak. William O'Halloran, James Omstcd. Judy O'Malley. Eileen O’Malley. Mary Oravec, Carol Orgcl. Marian Orsagos, Stephanie Ortiz. Michele Orzechowski, Diane Osborn. Marguerite Osman. Sandra Owens, Robert Pack. Mary Palmiero, Antonio Palmiero, Giuscppa Pappas. Timothy Parente, John Parker. John Parobcck. Vicky Parry. Michael Parsons. Lavern Partezana, Sharon Passafiume. Barbara Pawlowski, Jeffrey Peacock, Joan Peck. Marilyn Pelikan. Sylvia Pernosky, Julicann Petitt. Frank 122 — seniors Petras. Charles Petros. Sam Petrus. Diane Phelan. James Philip. Elizabeth Philip. Jayne Piar. William Piktel. James Pincc. Denise Pisk, Josephine Pivik. Frank Pivovar. James Placek, Victoria Plaskon, Mary Plaster. Brenda Plavic, Mary Ann Plczia. James Poliak. Rudolf Popa, Mary Jane Power, Denise Pozenel. Annette Pressley, Carlton Prieto, Richard Pritchard, Teresa Prokop. Raymond Prosowski, Anthony Prudhoc, Mardele Quinones, Hilda Quinn, Darrell Ragland. Robin Rahaman. David Ramsey, Roy Rapp, Michael Rask, Donald Rauscher. Gary Reagan. Adelbert Rcvclt. Rosanne Reynolds, Carol Rice, Kevin Reister, Robin Riley. Janice Ringler, Debra Rivera, Mark Robb. Terry Robinson. Sheryl Roff, Nancy Rook. Barbara Rouge, Thercsc 124 — seniors Rudo, Thomas Rudy, Russell Ruebansaal, Sabrina Runyon. Lynne Russo. Mark Ruit, David Ryan. Dennis Ryniak, Paula Rzucildo, Terrence Sacid, Marsha Saffles. William Saltsman. Brian Sampson. Anthony Sande, Cynthia Sapp. Janet Sathrc, Raymond Sauls. James Saunders. Sharon Sayles. Terry Scebbi. Kent Schade, Jennifer Schilla, Nicholas Schillky, Paula Schlegclmilch, Diane Schneider, Mariann Schneider. Mark Schorcn. Michael Schultz, Pamela Schumitsh. Carol Sciarrillo, Victor Scott. Carol Scar. Elaine Secunde. Joyce Seighman. Jon Semmens, James Shannon. Richard Shaw, Susan Sheboy, Mary Shepherd. David Shepard. Michael Shepp. Duane Sidwell. Diane Sikora. James Simbcck, Theresa Simcone, Sandra Simmerly. Dale Singleton. Patricia Sisler, Linda 126 — senior Skaggs. William Skorko. Glenn Slamcik, Robin Slusher, Angela Smith, Brian Smith. Dawn Smith. Debra Smith, Gregory Smith, Steven Smith. Sylvia Smudz, David Solarz. Michael Spangler, Tammy Spence. Bernard Sprachmann. June Staba, Diane Stack. Diane Stamper. Sharon Stampfer. Michael Stasik. Valeric Starnes. John Staruch. Karen Stash. Glenna Stawicki, Robert ' ' 1 « IV' ; ‘vVV Steitz, Michael Stephens. Mark Steve. Karen Stinctc, Sandra Stiner, Cynthia St roomer. Jann Sulitis. Jeanette Takacs. Mark Tamkun, Katherine Taylor. Cclenc Taylor. Kathleen Teems. David Terhost, Brenda Thalman. Susan Thomas. John Thomas. Lester Thompson. Jackyln Thompson. Woodie Thorne. Sheila Timko, Olivia Tindall. Susan Tingler. Darryl Tobia. Charles Toghcr. Mary Ellen 128 — seniors Tolle. Laurie Tomek. June Tomak, Renee Tonsing. Sandra Toothman, Robert Toth. Kevin Toumala. David Townsell. Leatha Townsell. Valerte Tribout, David Tye. Mark Tyler. John Ulman, Patricia Vacca. Louis Becker. Michael Valek. Carrie Vallo, Timothy Vance. Karen a 0 I Van Scyoc, David Varga. Stephen Vasquez. Brenda Vega, Mario Verbiak. Karen Vcvcrka. John Viancourt, Michael Vilcsck, Maryann Villemur. Ingrid Vine. Susan Vokac. Jerri Vozel. Deitra Vrbac, Sylvia Vura. Kimberly Wagasky. Joyce Wagner. Deborah Walker. Earl Wallace. Dorothy Wallace. Karen Wallcncheck, Elizabeth Walley. Mark Walsh. Kathleen Walsh. Patricia Ward. Roberta Wasilko, John Weber. Mary Weiskopf. Jeffry Weisman. John Weiss, Anneliese Weiss, Arnold I JO — vnior Wentland, Debra Wenzel. Linda Werb, Joanne Werner. Steven Wetherill. Clyde Wiederwohl. Evelyn Wicrsma. Thomas Wilkins. Lloyd Willis, Cathec Winklcman. Linda Winslow. Michael Winters. Catherine Winters. James Witt. Laura Wolf. Joyce Wollerman. Russell Wooten. Sharon Wrabcl. Eileen Wright. Renee Yakobics, Gail Yannie, Noah Young. Brian Young. Robert Zacharias. Leona Zambo, Mark Zart. Lynn Zavoda, Edward Zcdclla. Karen Zch. Kurt Zch. Thomas Zcrucha. Joseph Zickefoosc. Barbara Zidd. James Ziemski. Margaret Zimmerman. Laurel Zimmert. Linda Zingalc. Phyllis Zona. Lucy Zucallo. Debbie Zwolenik. Richard Bushncll. Daniel Havanchak. Edward McConnell. James Novak. Kenneth Tcmplin. Brian Parker. Jeffery FCVEW HOT • • 156 — yearbook staff Vanguard Staff The 1975 Vanguard staff was composed of a lew selfless and dedicated members who were assisted in various capacities by several junior and senior staff members Hie experience and knowledge gained in organizing and editing the Vanguard should prove extremely useful in future business or college endeavors. Shirley Hunt. (F) Editor in Chief of the Vanguard, was also Editor of the Faculty and Academic Section Shirley was responsible for checking and assisting with the layouts in all the sections, proof reading, rewriting many of the blurbs , tabulating the progress chart, making and rechevkmg necessary proof corrections She was also the staff photographer Trude Kcmpf. (G) Editor of the Ad Section was responsible for acquiring necessary Ads which enabled us to maintain the cost of the Vanguard at $5-00 Trude also did art work throughout the book Cheryl Bullock. (H) Editor of the Sports Section, was responsible for both the boys and girls athletics Cheryl was kept scry busy She met the photographer at football, basketball games, track meets, golf courses, and bowling alleys. Cheryl also typed. Mary Jane Davis (C worked on the 73 and '74 yearbooks, and was Editor of the Theme Section ’‘Reflections ’ She assisted everyone in ALL areas of editing the 75 book. Mary Jane had to relinquish the position ol Editor in Chief because she had a part-time program Rhea Garcia (Al and Sharon Bell (B worked together on the Activity Section This invoiced acquiring information pertaining to clubs, organi .atKins, plays, concerts and other school activities Patty Immormino (D) and Glenna Stash (E) worked on the preliminary stages of the Senior Section, by alphabetizing names, making layouts, acquiring and recording senior pictures Patty and Glenna also did 138 — yearbook staff Linda Gl.iv. K) assisted in the hilling and tui re-sponsible for the Senior Activity Section. She also supervised and vet up the limes and places for homeroom pictures, acquired ads during the summer, checked Senior names, and typed. Chamuync Julius (C). Jolynn Allen (H . and Audrey Miller (J) did considerable typing. Denise Hunter (A). Corrinc Hunter (G), Cathy Conway U). and Jolynn Allen (H) acquired picture identifications including dates, places and time Karen Cook (D) was responsible for acquit mg and recording patrons DianeStaviscak (F). and Cindy Maddaluno(E) worked on the preliminary stages of the Senior Section, plus recording the acquired pictures Gail Shitokey (P) assisted with the Faculty and Academics and Activities Section, she also proofread and typed. Laurel Zimmerman (N) typed, proofread, worked on the layouts, and the final set-up of the Senior Section Joanne Werb (L) and Cindy Kestner (M). last minute volunteers, reorganized and completed the Senior Section in record lime They also corrected the spelling of names and eliminated spaces for no pictures The I 75 Yearbook Stall' would like to thank Karen Amstutz and Melissa Dubray for their help 1974-1975 TOP ROW L lo R Dot Wallace. Rita Bla cr 2nd ROW L lo R Marilyn Cubic. Carol Cm dead TOP ROW Rose Wcrb. Carl Uinstead, Beih Ewing. 2nd ROW Sue Rupcr. Marilyn Cubic. Dot Wallace. Judy Wcyburne. 3rd ROW Rita Blazck 3rd ROW L lo R Sue Ruper, Beth Ewing BOTTOM ROW L to R Jud Wcvburnc. Rose Wcrb CHEERLEADERS JACK PETONIC DICK MYERS PETONICS TEXACO INC. 15255 Triskett Rd. Cleveland. Ohio 44111 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 75 ROW 1 — Ruth Havasi. Barbara Hirsh. Dawn Hutchinson, Rosemary JagiclU, Jackie Jakubtc ROW 2 —• Margaret Hogan. Kathy Hummel. Jemne Huvcrninc, Connie Hinkle. Denise Hunter. Laura Havir ROW 3 — Carolyn Hufford, Mary Beth Ions, Corrine Hunter, Mary Holecko, Miss Bauer ROW 4 — Sue Haydu. Rachel Herr, Sue Hol� tein. Vicki Huebler, Cathy Hist ROW 5 — Rom Hughey. Laura Houck, Shirely Hunt, Jane Hunt. Patti Henry. Patty Immonno. Joyce Jacobson. Paula Herhuth, Susan Hcineman ROW 6 — Donna Jackson Go to the dance in style with a corsage from BROWNS FLOWER’S 31023 Center Ridge Rd. Westlake, Ohio 4359 Rocky River Dr Cleveland, Ohio BILL BURNS I RANKI BROWN MELIN TOOL COMPANY INC 3370 W 140th St. Cleveland. Ohio 44111 SIM I l IMS IN THE PRODUCTION OF QUALITY END MILLS. ANGELO'S PIZZA INC I mm o STANDING — 1 to r. - Cathcc Willis. Debbie Went land. Gail Vakobtcs. Lucy Zona. Phyllis Zingolc. Laura Zimmermai. Mary Weber. Linda Wmklcmar Linda Wenzel. Renee Wright, Lynn Zart. Leona Zachurias, Debbie Zucallo. Barb Zickfoose. Evelyn Wiederwhol. Joyce Wolf. Cathy Winters SITTING 1 fo r — Linda Ztmmcrt. Sharon Woolen. Laura- Witt. Anneltesc Wiew. Joanne Werb. 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Kathy Cchclnik ■■■ THANKS TO OUR 75' PATRONS Mrs. Alice Allen Ms I Allen Anonymous Alumni Association Don A Nancy Assad Gary A Maggie Avis Wes Babin Bruce Barkhauer Miss Bauer Mr A Mrs Bennett Miss Donna Bcycrle Mitchell Bicnitt Boden family Doug Brown Bob A Jean Bullock I) L Burke CAN James Cappetto April Chest null Mr A Mrs Frank Chontos l-.h abcth Clancy Karen Cook Richard Cozzone Donna Cratty Phillip Crowder Marilyn Cubic Mr Mrs Cubic Mr A Mrs Daiuto Sherrie Dajko Margaret David Barb Davis Darla Davis Martha G Davis Mr A Mrs Kenneth Davis Pam Dayncr Mrs Virginia Decker Debbie Deo re Mr A Mrs Joseph Dinun io Mrs. Joan Donahue Kathleen Donnelly Richard Emery-Bob Shirl Evans Mr A Mrs Fcighncr Mr A Mrs Carl J Ferraro Mr A Mrs. Fischer M E Fogarty Fuzz Vivian Gainer Bill Gibbs Mr Mrs Glass Melodic Grablc Curtis C Kali Mrs Curtis C Mall Ruth Ann lluvasi Mrs G Hears! 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APRIL — 1 awyeretce. Sr Class Start, OEA. Teacher Aide CHUDNF.R. RICK Guidance Aide. SC. NHS CIOCANEA. MARYANN Teacher Atde. OEA. Vanguard Start CLARK. MEL VON — Teacher Aide, Key Club CLARK. PAUL — Track. Cross Country CLAWSON. MARY — OEA. Cadet Band CLEGG. CONSTANCE — Teacher Aide COLEMAN. GERALDINE — NHS. NFHS. Oompah Dolls. Symphonic Band. Oreh. Library ’ ' Aide CONRAD. KATHLEEN — Ski Club CONWAY. KATHY — Teacher Aide. Skt Club COOK. JOHN — SC. AVA COOK. KAREN — Teacher Aide. Vanguard Staff, SC CORENO. ANGIE — NHS. Serseitcs. GGL CORNETT. TIM — Chorus. Marsh-mellows COSTA. JIM — Track, Intra. COSTANZO. JOSEPH — V Bowling COY. GEORGE — Track. Cross Counuy A VA CHATTY, DONNA - GOL. Sersettev Wrestling Timer. Teacher Aide, Sr Class Staff CROYLE. CAROL — NHS, NJHS, Teacher Aide CUBIC. MARILYN V Cheerleader. GGL. Choir, Teacher Aide. Glee Club, Si Class Staff DAJKO. DEBRA Teacher Aide. Glee Club. SII Checker DAM ICO. NICHOI AS Drama DAVIES. DEBORAH NHS. NJHS. GGL. FTA. MILS, Teacher Aide. Semites DAVIS. BARBARA OFA DAVIS. DARLA GGL. Terp Staff. MILS. Teacher Aide. Intra DAVIS. MARY JANE NHS. Vanguard Lheme Editor. Tcjchcr Aide. Intra DAYNER. PAMELA Lawycrcttc. Teacher Aide DEBRUGE. ANDREE — Choir. Marsh mellows DELGAUDIO. LINDA — Teacher Auk. Band DENOS. PATRICIA Timers Club. GGL DETAR. DAVID — Soccer. Teacher Auk DIAMOND. KATHLEEN - Semites. Wrestling Timer, SC. OEA DICKMAN. DAVID Band DOLAN. ROBER T — Cross Country. Track. SC. AVA DONNELLY. KATHLEEN NHS. V Swim Team. Life Guard. Terp Editor. Intra DOVER. TOM — Decathlon Team DUKI.ES. ELAINE NHS. Symphony Oreh . Glee Club. Concert Cadet Band. Marching Symphonic Band. All-City Oreh . All-Ohio Youth Symphony, Timers Club. Choir, Marsh-mellows DVORAK. DIANE — SC. Lawycrettes. Semites EAMES. SANDI Teacher Aide. Glee Club EARLS. VIOLET Choir. GGL. Ski Club. NHS. Bowling Team. OEA. Lawyercttc. Teacher Aide EATON. JOHN — All-City Symphonic Band. . Marching Band. Symphony Oreh . Cross Country Track ERTMANN. DONALD — Marching Band. Symphony Band. Concert Band. Cadet Band. Stage Band EYF.RMAN. LINDA NHS. SC. Ad Mgr Terp, Intra . COE. Teacher Aide FARIBAIRN. GLENN — Marsh-mellow . Drama FALTIN. GLORIA Teacher Aide. OEA FARON. ELIZABEI H - Glee Club FECKO. KAREN — Oreh FERF.NCZ. PAMELA Marching Band. Oompah Dollv Choir. Glee Club FERRIS. DIANE — Bowling. OEA FERTA. DIANE IcacheT Aide. (.Ice Club. Choir FILIPPI. JOHN — V Basketball. V Soccer. BGL FISCHER. KATHY — Teacher Aide. Glee Club FITZER. ROBERT — Swim Team. NFHS FOUTZ. KIM I jwvcfcllc, Teacher Aide FOSTER. CINDY Sr Representative I REAR. MARY — Icachcr Aide FRIERSON. HOLLIS — Wrestling FULKERSON. STEVE — Baseball Team. Intn GAMIN. DEAN - Soccer. Track. Terp. SC. Drama. Intra, Academic Challenge Team GANBLIN. MARK - Drama. Intra GARCIA, RHEA - Color Guard. Vanguard Activities Co-Editor. Teacher Aide. Intra. GAUGHAN. VERONICA - Intra.. Teacher Aide GAWER. LEE — Drama. Intra. GERMAN!. PHILIP - Teacher Aide GIl-DER. KEN — JV Basketball Mgr. Intra Tennis Team. Marching Band, Symphony Oreh. GLASS, LINDA - Vanguard Billing Mgr. Teacher Aide, Bowling Team - Senior Acusilies GOMEZ. CRISANN - Sr. Office Parliamentarian GOOD. DEN ICE — Drama Intra GOWMIS. JIM — Soccer GRAJEWSKI. STEVE Intru. GRDIN'A. BETSY - Intra. GGL GREENLAND. MARY - Intra , GOL GREENLAND. TERESA - Timers Club. OF. A GRUEY. SUE - Teacher Aide GRUHN. TIM - Intra Teacher Aide. Physical Fitness Team GRUPE. SANDRA Glee Club GL’ION. APRI1 Pep Club, DOE. NHS. Terp. Tomanic Club. Teachers Aide HABI AN. M ARIE — NHS, FTA. Glee Club. Ski Club. MHS. Pep Cub. Semites MACH. MIKE - Decathlon Team HAGEMEIER. JEANNE - TcacberA.de HAVIR, LAURA Concert Band HEHNEN. KENNETH — Wrestling Team. BGL HEILMAN. JOHN - Terp Editor. NHS. Thespians. NFHS. MHS. Sr Executive. Teacher Aide. Jr Theatre League, lawyercttc HISS. RALPH Track HIGGINBOTHAM. EDWARD — Track. Cross Country HIMMELEIN. MARK SC. NHS. Marching Band. Teacher Aide, Key Club. Pres GHS HINKLE. CONNIE - OEA. Teacher Aide, Cafe Aide IIIRSCH. BARB Choir. Glee Club. Teacher Aide. Pep Club HOLECKO. MARY — OEA HOLLAND. TOM Tennis HOLSTEIN. SUE - OEA. Teacher Aide. Cafe Aide HOTZ. MARK — Marsh-mellows. Tennis Team. Choir HOYT. DUANE — Terp Staff HUE. BENJAMIN — MHS. NFHS. NHS. BGL. Intra. Teacher Aide. Chess Club. Lab Aide HUF. BLER. VICKI — GGL. V Volleyball. V Track. SC HUFFORD. CAROLYN - Marching Band. Oreh. SC. Symphonic Band. FTA. Teacher Aide. Tutor. Pit Oreh. All-City Band HUGH1.EY. TONI — Teacher Aide HULING, GARY — Cross Cpuntry. Track HUNT. JANE - GGL. NHS. NFHS. Teacher Aide, Choir HUNT. SHIRLEY t- GGL. Teacher Aide, Vanguard Editor in Chief. Faculty Academics , - Editor. Intra. Sr Rep HUNTER. CORRINE — Vanguard Sraff. Teacher Aide HUNTER DENISE — ’Terp Staff, Math Tutor. MHS, Vanguard Stuff. TeachepAfdc HUTCHINSON. DAWN - Pep Cub. Oreh. GHS, Semites, Glee Ckm HYVARINEN. JENINF. - NHS. Tutor. Teachei Aide, Pep Club. SC. Terp Staff. FTA. Intra IEVTNS. ANDRIS - AVA. Oreh. Soccer. Stage Band. String Ensemble IMMORMINO, PATRICIA teacher Aide. Vanguard Senior Section IONS, MARYBETH - NHS. Oreh. Intra. Teacher Aide. All-City Symphony ITTY. GEORGE — Football JACKSON. DONNA — Tcaefeer Aide. NHS. AVA JACOBSON. JOYCE — Teacher Aide. Marching A Symphonic Band. MHS. OEA JAMS. TOM - Golf. BGL JASZCUAK. TONY — Football. NHS. Cafe Aide JENKINS. JOANNE — Teacher Auk. OEA JENULESON, MARION — Timers Club. Ski Club JEWEL. DEBBIE — Timer s Club. FTA JOHNSON. ALAN — Basketball JOHNSON, SUE - SC. CA JOHNSON. TYRONE - Football. Track. Band KAN! .GLORIA I A. LA. Mixed Chorus KEMPF. TRl'DE — TA. Vanguard Ad Editor, SC. Lifeguard KATONKA. DOROTHY - Semites KESTNER. CINDY - Marching Band. Stage Band. TA. NHS. NFHS. Vanguard Staff KINKOFF. LAWRENCE - Cross Country. Track Team Captain. GHS KLABUNDE. ROBERT — Mixed Chorus KLOEPFER. PAM — Mixed Cboru . Glee Club KNECHT. MARY JO - GGL. Terp Stall KOCH. THOMAS - JV Basketball KOFRON. RATHE — TA KOHOUT. KAREN — Nurses Aide. OEA KOLAS. CONNIE — TA. OA. Intra KOPYLEC. CINDY — Color Guard TA. Intra., SH Checker KORONES. GEOROE - MHA, Terp Staff. SC, Choir. Ski Club, Workd Affairs Club. TA. Jr Theatre League. Sr Rep KOSKY. DAVE-1 A. EA KSSte: r VAf,«k: sir'll tS� . Intra. SH Checker KOVACH. BETSY — GGL. NHS. Semite . OEA. Color Guard KOSLOWSKI. DAREN — Drama HAMMEL. MARY ANN — NHS. Secretary SC. KRAL. LYNN - Lawycrcttc . NHS. TA Semites. Marsh-meHowi. Choir KRVMHANStt. FT I7ARPTH —' Manh- HAMMOCK, DONALD — SC HAMPTON WADE SC VI HART. MAUREEN Teacher Aide HART. ROBERT - ' Teacher Aide HARTMILLER. RON — Li? Aide HAVASI. RUTH ANN — Teachers Aide. Scrvetlcs Teacher’s mellows, Chotr. NHS. NFHS KUBAN. GLENN - Track, CiOtt Country. NHS. NFfoS KUCHTA. JOE - NHS. MHS. Track. SC LAD. ROBERT - NHS. Oreh LANDRISCINA. DEBBIE — Glee Club LANZILOTTA. MARGIE — Marching Band. Cadet-Concert Band LAUX. JANET — Choir. Drama. TA. Glee Cab LEAHY. JEANNE - TA LEHLBACH. BARBARA - TA. Glee Club LEO. ANITA Tomamc Club. Guidance Aide. OA. OEA LEONARD. JACLYNN — TA. Oompah Dolls. Marching-Symphonic Band. Symphony. Glee Club. Cadet. Concert Band LEWIS 111. WELTON — Basketball. Track. SC. AVA. Choir, Vocational Food Service LOGUE. MICHAEL — Symphonic Orch . Marching-Symphonic Band LOSER. DAVID Marching Band. Stage Band LOSH. MARILYN — NHS. SHS. Pep Club. Jr Theatre. TA. Intra . Choir. School it Community Center Shows. Marching Band. SC LOWES. VIRGINIA NHS Marching Band. Orch.. All-Citv Orch. Choir LYMAN. CONNIE — SC, Drama. Intra. Thespians LYONS. GLORIA — Marching-Symphonic Band. Oompah Dolls. All-City Band. Concert Band MADDALUNO. CINDY - Yearbook Staff MAGNONE. PATTF. - Lawycrettes. NHS. NFHS. GGI.. SC. TA. MHS MANC1NI. ANN NHS. Spanish Tutor. TA MANNING. KLM — Swim Team Timer. CA MARLOWE, JlM — NHS. Spanish Tutor. TA MARRAPODI. SHER Terp Staff MARTIN. DAVE Intra ARYNCSKA. DAVID — SC, TA McCONNELL. JIM — Concert Band McELROY. CINDY - OA McKANZE. SHARON NHS. NFHS. MHS. Servettes. Pep Club McLAUGHLIN. TOM — JV Basketball MePHERSON. GARY — TA. Marching Band. Stare Band. AH-City Boys Band MECkES KAREN — NHS. NFHS. MHS. Intra. TA. OA. FTA. Sr. Rep, MEDEIROS, SHARI — SC Sec MELTON. MIKE-— Wrestling MEREDITH. ROGER - MHS MICHALAK. THOMAS — NHS. MHS. SHS M1HALAK. GEORGE — Bowling Team MILCZEWSKI. LAVF.RNE — GGL. Track. Jr Rep., Intra . Spcedball MILLER. AUDREY — TA. Yearbook Typist. I rum “ Mil LER, CHARLES — Lifeguard. Ski Club MILLER. DAN — Lifeguard. TA MILLER. MICK! — Lawyeretto. GGL. TA MIKER. JAMES — Golf Team M1NARIK. CRAIG — V FoothilL Wrestling MOITZ. CATHY — Marching Band. Servettev NHS. Pep dub. TA. Orch., Softball MORRELL. KEN — JV Football. Wrestling. JV Softball. V Golf.r MOSER. DENIS — Intra MU1 HBACH. TERESE — Intra MULLEN. DENNIS — AVA MULDEY. DEBORAH — SC MUMAW. DEBORAH - NHS. NFHS, Choir. M.'.rsh-mcllow . $crvcttcs, GGL. Orch.. Glee Club? OLMSTLD. JUDY - OA. Nurse’s Aide. Intra. O’MALLEY. MARY JO — Choir. TA. Nurse’s Aide. SC. lnint. SH Checker ORAVEC. CAR01.ANN — TA ORSAGOS. STEPHANIE - NHS. NFHS. Servettes. Pep Club. TA P A RENTE. JOHN — Football PAROBECK. VICKY - Symphony Orch. Terp Staff. Jrttra PARRY. MIKE — BGL. Wrestling. Choir. Orch . Marsh mellows. All-City Choir. All-Ohio Youth Choir SC GHS. Sr Rep PARSONS LAVERS - OA. Drama. Volleyball. Mixed Chorus PARTEZANA. SHARON — TA PASSAF1UME. BARBARA — OEA PEACOCK. JOHN — OF.A. TA. COE PETRUS. DIANE - TA , PER NOSKY, JULIE — Bowling Team. Assistant ’ � Aide. Cooperative Foods Service 1 ! IZAB1 III IV Cheerleader. SH . Intra. . JAYNE FA. Intra DENIS -- Assistant principals Aide ON. MARY ANN — OEA PlAVJC. MARYANN - SHS PLEZIA. JAMES — Cadet Concert Band POP A. MARY JANE — Ski Club. SC Rep. , Tomamc Club, Jr Theatre l eague, COE POEZENNEL. ANNLLIL — OEA. S«rvwi«� PRICHARD, TERESA — f EA. Servettes PRICE. PRANONE - TA PRIETO, RICHARD — NFHS. SC. Coed Sporu. Intra . ‘Terp. Soccer PRUDHOE, MAR DELE — Cant Vollcvball Team, Swimming Team. Softball. Intta. Badminton. Prer of GGL QUINN. DARRELL GHS.SC CrosA Country. Track, RAGLAND. ROBIN Terp Staff. Glee Club. Guidance Aide RASK. DONALD — Track. SC. Band. Intra . Co-ed Sports RAUSCHER. GARY — Cross Country. Tennis. 'Terp Staff REVELT. ROSANNE — OEA REYNOLDS. CAROL 'OEA RICE. KEVIN - Wrestling R1ESTER. ROBIN Lawycrettes. Teacher’s Aide RINGI.F.R. DEBBIE — JA RILEY. JANICE — JA ROFF. NANCY — Volleyball. Teacher’s Aide ROOK. BARB Bowling. Softball. Track. Basketball RUDO. THOMAS Cross Country. Track. Lifeguard RUEBENSAAL. SABRINA — Teacher’s Aide RUNYON. LYNNE — Teacher’s Aide RUTT. DAVE — Baseball RYAN. DENNIS — V Wrestling, JV Football. AVA SACID. MARSHA All City Choir. Choir. Glee Club. Servettes. Jr Theatre League. Pep Club. All-Ohio Choir SANDE. CINDY — Attendance Aide SAPP. JANET — SC. Glee Club. Choir. Bowling. Volleyball. Teacher’s Aide SAULS. JAMES V Football. JV Wrestling SCF.BBI. KENT — V Swimming. Intra. SCHADE. JENNIFER — Wrestling Timer. SH Checker SCH1LLA, NICK — Football SCHILLKY. PAULA AVA SCHNEIDER. MARIANN — SC. Teacher’s Aide. Jr Theatre League SCHUMITSH. CAROL — Teacher’s Aide SCOTT. CAROLYN — Intra SECUNDE. JOYCE Teacher’s Aide SEELEY. STEVE — Chess Club SE1GHMAN, JOHN - Swim Team, Lifeguard. Marching-Symphonic Band SHANNON. RICHARD — V Football. V Wrestling. HR Rep SHAW. SUSAN NHS. NFHS. Servettes, Teacher’s Aide. ’Terp Staff SHEBOY. MARY C’ATHRYN Sr Class Pres. NHS. Basketball. Marching-Symphonic Band. Volleyball, Teacher’s Aide. All-City Band. Softball Team SHEPHERD. DAVE Track SHEPP. DUANE - Band. Track. Cross Country SHORT. YVETTE — Track SLENCSAK. SANDY — Teacher's Aide SIKORA. JIM — SC. Choir SIMEONF. SANDRA Choir. OA. Glee Club SIMMERLY, DALE - Swim Team. Lifeguard NHS. MHS. Intra SIMWELL. DIANE - Nurse’s Aide SIS1ER I INDA Nurse’ Aide SKAGGS. BILL Football SKORKO, GLFNN SC. Band SLAMCIK. ROBIN Teachers Aide SLUSHER. ANGE — GGL. Jr Class Officer. FTA. Teacher’s Aide SMITH. DAWN GGL. Servettes SMITH. DEBBIE - OA. Teacher’ Aide SMITH. STEVE - OLA SMITH, SYLVIA - OEA SOLAR'i, MICHAEL Intra SPANGLER, TAMMY — Pcot Aide. Senetto. Track. Swim Team Timer. Intra. Teacher’s .Aide. Decorating Committee SPRACHMANN. JUNE — SH Checker. OEA STABA. DIANE - Teacher’ Aide STACK. D1AN1. - lomamc Club. OEA STAMPER. SHARON — Guidance Aide. SHS STAMPFER. MIC If A EL Wrestling STASH. GLF.NNA — Teacher’s Aide. Vanguard Staff STASIK. VALERY -J Teip. Staff. Glee Club. Jr Theatre League. SH Checker, Bowling. SC Alternate STEITZ. MIKE — Marching Band. Stage band STEPHENS, MARK - Decathlon Team STINCIC. SANDRA - Choir. GOL. Volleyball. Glee Club. Teacher’s Aide STINER. CYNTHIA — Library Aide STROOMEK. JANN — Marching Band. Office Aide TAYLOR. KATHY — Health Careen. Vollevball. SC. Jr Theatre l eague TEEMS, DAVID - Track THALMAN. SUE — Teacher Aide THOMAS. JOHN - NHS. Football Team. Choir. Key Club THOMPSON. JACQUELINE — Color Guard THOMPSON. WOODIE — Football. Baiketball TIMKO. OLIVIA — NHS. PA Announcer. Thespian TINDALL,SUSAN — MIS. NFHS. MHS. FTA. Teacher Aide. TOBIA. CHARLES — AVA TOGHLR MARY ELLEN — NHS. Teacher Aide, Lawscrcttcs TOLLE. I AURIE — Marching Band. Oompah Dolls. Ailcndancc Aide TOMAK. RL.NEE — Band TONSINO. SANDRA — SC. GGL. FTA. Teacher Aide, Jr Theatre League. Timer Club. Tutor TOOTHMAN. ROBERT — Drama TOTH. DEVIN — Teacher Aide FOW NS11 1. 1 F.ATHA HATIE — Symphony Orch. Drama. Concert Band. Jr Theatre League TOW’NSEl L. VALERIE — Tomamc Club TRIBOUT. DAVID — SC TUOMALA. DAVID — Cross Country TYE. MARS' — SC. ’Terp Photographer ULMAN. PATRICIA — Glee Club VAJDA. GALE — VANCE. KAREN - Glee Club. Drama. Chorus. Teacher Aide VAN SCYOC. DAVID — Football VERBIAK. KAREN — Jr Theatre league. Pep Club, Teacher Aide. Intra, Glee Club. School i Community Show VI VERKA. JOHN ’Terp Staff VIANCOURT. MICHAEL — Wrestling VII CSEK. MARYANN — Teacher Aide VILLEMUR, INGRID — NHS. NFHS Teacher Aide. Concert Band VOKAC, JERRI — NHS. FTA. SC. Teacher Aide, Pep Club. Timers Club VOZfcL. DEITRA — Teacher Aide VKBAC. SYIVIA — Intra. Booster Club. Teacher Aide. WAG ASK Y JOYCE — Teacher Aide WAGNER. DEBORAH Teacher Aide. Medal An W’rnncr ; ' WALLACE. DOROTHY — Cheerleader. Marsh-Mcllos, Choir, SC, Teacher Aide. Volleyball WALLF.NCHECK. BETTE — Teacher Aide. NFHS. MHS. Tomamc Club W ALLEY. MARK — lifeguard. Manh-Mcllov Band, NHS, Choir Accompanist, All-City Orch, Orch W ALSH. KA1 HIEEN — Pep Club. Jr Theatre League. Teacher Aide. Intra. School Community Shows WARD, ROBERTA — Intra. Volleyball W'ASILKO. JOHN — Basketball Team. Intra W EISKOPE. JEFF — V Swim Team. Lifeguard W EISMAN. JOHN — V F wthall. V W resiling. Intra W EISS. ARNOLD - Intra W ENT1 AND. DEBRA — Timers Club. NFHS. MHS, Teacher Aide WFRB. JOANNE — Ski Club. Guidance Aide. Class Secretary. SHS WERNER. STEVEN — Marching Band WETHER ILL. ARNOLD — V Football. V ■ Soccer, Intra WILDERWOHl. EVELYN — Symphonic Orch WIERSMA. THOMAS - Marching Band WILKINS. LLOYD — V Football. JV Wrestling. Track, Sr Class Vjee Pics., Intra. WILLIAMS. ANGELA — LA. OA WILLIS. CATHEE— Glee Club WINKI FMAN. LINDA - Bowlin WINSLOW, MIKF. — Choir. Marsh-Mellows. Math Tutor. NHS MHS W INTERS. CATHERINE — Glee Club WITT. LAURA — SH Checker Teacher Aide. I aw verette WOOTEN. SHARON — Bowling YAKObICS. GAIL — Teacher Aide YANN’IF, NOAH Marching Symphonic Band. Soccer YOUNG. BRIAN — JV Cross Country Track YOUNG. ROBERT — Golf YOUNG. SANDRA — Servettes ZACHARIAS, LEONA — Servettes. Choir. SC. Lawycrettes ZAk. HENRY — JV Basketball. BGL. V Bate hall, Intra ZAMBO. MARK — V Bowling, Marching Band ZART. LYNN — Office Aide ZAVODA. EDWARD — Foothall. W resiling. Sr Class Executive. Teacher Aide ZtRUCHA. JOSEPH — Marching Symphonic Band, Stage Hand, NHS. SC. Intra. All-City Band. AH-City Orch. Pit Orch ZICKEFOOSE. BARBARA — Glee Tomamc Club, Bowling ZIDI). JAMES V Football. V Track Otvh. All-City Band ZIEMSK1. MARGIE — OOl. COE. Servettes. Intra ZIMMERMAN. LAUREL — JrTheatre League. Glee Club, Mixed Chorny, Intra ZONA. LUO’ — AVA. Attendance Aide, Tomamc Club ZUCAlLO, DEBBIE — Office Aide STAN'S STUDIO INC. WEDDINGS • BABY PICTURES • PORTRAITS CLEVELAND'S LARGEST FINEST 1974-1975 SWIM TEAM TOP ROW Mane Valaitiv Tom Hcrnck. Gary Walters. Bob Fit cr. Jim Schneider. Brian Burkinshaw. Charlie Cm . Bernie Goltermann SECOND ROW Kev,n McNceley. Doug Shultc. Jeff Weiskopf. Dale Simmcrly. Rick Campbell. Matt Sheehan. A lions Schcrmaier. T raccy Prudhoe THIRD ROW Scott I'linc, Larry Duncan, Da c Kuhar. Bob Hart. John Battaglia. Bill McComiv Jack Shields. David Cibula. Mardclc Prudhoe FOURTH ROW- Don Fryberger. Michael ZtnicoU. Paul Dobrca (Manager). Coach William Brashwit . Assist Coach Tim Biranowski FIFTH ROW' Mike Metroka. Don Helbert. Jerry Kassil. Don Be no. Jeffrey Suracc.Sean Kilbanc. Scott Nagy. Paul Long. Mark Maurice BOITOM ROW Greg Weber. Robert Eamcv Sue Ruper. tlise Bresien. Glenn Zimmerman. Kathy Donnelly. Nick Asimakis. 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