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

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LIBRARIANS GUIDANCE. LIBRARY. ENGLISH The essence of ihe Guidance and Counseling Services Office is oriented to ihe individual student and his 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 cither military service, college admission, or vocational job placement. Each year more students and teachers make use of our library. This year we arc fortunate in having a Marshall graduate as Technician for our Audio Visual Material and equipment. Gradually we hope to become a production center as well as a distribution point for that area of service to the school. Our up-to-date bulletin board, filled with personal school news alout students, teams, and events attracts constant viewing. However, to most Marshalliles reading and study still continues to bt the primary function of our library. John Marshall's English Department, serving all interest and ability levels, offers students a wide variety of courses from extended studies on 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 1975. Emile Anderson. David Cibula. and Scott Hendrix brought acclaim to the school, by winning a prize of books and a trophy for JMH I lhe 75-76 “It’s Academic team U Marsh.ill iudcni browsing in ihe library V I ngltsh books used by Marshall Modems l belief Ihcir education W The outside of our busy Guidance Office M Barbara I'isk. Angs-la Hudson, and Renee Twitched lending a hand in the library I. Pupils making use of the library

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H Lammcrs K Latkovic H Vinyard R Wooding V 18 - faculty and ucadcrmcs M Lucas J Smith B. Soiks D Stcrnad R Nielson J Schmidt

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LANGUAGES E Molinari P. Polit .cr R Schluter A Tar lag! T Elkins LANGUAGES, SOCIAL STUDIES The teachers involved with the JMH Social Studies Department extend their full efforts to provide the students with an overall view of the world. They impress upon their pupils the many different types of opportunities and urge them to use their potential in order to realize various national trends. This department has provided a more than extensive understanding of the surrounding environment to all its students. The reputation of the John Marshall language department is very widely known. Students have their choice of French. German or Spanish. Pupils who excell in these courses are accepted in one or more Language Honor Societies. V Learning Spanish involves some geography loo1 W Mr Shlutcr explaining a lesson to his german students. X A language class busy reading Mr. Politzers latest assignment Y Doug Smorag pointing to the United States map Z Mr Dare lecturing, as students attentively look on A Sen, Mark Tcjchman helping out in his social studies class.