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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1977 volume:

vdngudrx) 1977 John Marshall High School 3952 West 140 Street Cleveland, Ohio 44111 Table of Contents Memories......................2-15 Activities...................16-45 Faculty and Academics........46-75 Sports......................76-105 Seniors................... 106-139 Ads........................140-176 Take time to Help and Enjoi Friends— it is the source of happiness. 2 Take time to Love--it is the one sacrament of life. Take time to Plaij--it is the secret of qouth. 4 Take time to Read— it is the foundation of knowledge. it is the price of success Take time to U ork-- 6 Take time to Think— it is the source of power. 8 9 Take time to Dream— it hitches the soul to the stars. MEMORIES MEMORIES VA e will miss qou... Louise Gould MMT Mrs. Hearst 14 DEDICATION 15 Miss Luckay STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of John Marshall is one of the most important clubs in our school. It is responsible for all rallies, for keeping all signs inside and outside up to date, and for all elections such as those for Homecoming Queen and for Student Council Officers. 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. The members of Student Council enjoy taking charge of school dances, assemblies, and special programs. Mr. Peter Joniak is Student Council Advisor. A President Lou Fiiippelh addresses the student body. B Student Council officers arc Lou Fihppclli. Nick Pappas, Elaine Rivera, and Mary O'Connor. C Christmas decorations at JMH show Council spirit. D Winter Formal is one dance put on by Student Council. E School spirit is fun. F The Memorial Day Assembly will be remembered by all. WINTER FORMAL This year’s iheme for Winter Formal was Beyond the Lost Horizon . This dance is one of Student Council’s most important activities of the school year. A Jasper plays at Winter Formal B Sil hack and enjoy the music. C Everyone dances to a slow song. D Seniors Kathy Jindra and Ken Strah enjoy the evening E Senior Alex Koenig and his date like to slow dance. F Really getting into the music is pan of the fun G A group of students listen to the music H Senior Sue Monschien and ’76 graduate Tom Dodak wait for the nght moment 19 HOMECOMING One of the biggest social events of the year is Homecoming, sponsored by the Cheerleaders. On Friday. October 29, 1976. Elaine Rivera was crowned Queen at the Homecoming Rally. A Homecoming King was also chosen. Bill Bradshaw. The theme for this year’s Homecoming Dance was Sweet Memories, and featured the band “Stairway.” A Homecoming Queen Elaine Rivera at halftime, escorted by King Rill Bradshaw and Father. B Breaking through the hoop is football co-captain Bill Red Jones. C The Homecoming Queen and her Court D-H Homecoming Queen candidates escorted by King Candidates J The Homecoming Court on the field at halftime. K A group of students dance at Homecoming. L Getting into the music of Stairway is Mr. Gene Gibbons. M Homecoming Queen Elaine Rivera stands in the archway with King Bill Bradshaw N Enjoying the Homecoming Dance is Rich Campbell and date Amy Oakley. 21 LAWYERETTES, CHEERLEADERS The Lawyerettes perform at rallies, football and basketball games. Under the direction of Ms. Kinzer, precision drill performances are entertaining for all. The Varsity Cheerleaders shout out spirit for the crowds and teams at rallies and games. A The Lawyerettes perform to the tune Saturday Night”. B Half-time entertainment at games is provided by the Lawyerettes. C A pom-pom routine is set to be Sky High . D Junior Bev Maynor prepares for a jump. E Waiting for the team are Kay Kean. Jan Dukles. Joyce Moody, and Kathy Bilardo. F Cheerleaders start the chant at a pep rally. G Junior Jan Dukles shows spin! as the Lawyers score. H The Varsity Regulars practice before a game 23 MARCHING BAND, OOMPA-DOLLS. COLOR GUARDS Though the 1976 Marching Band is one of Ihe smallest bands in Marshall’s history, it is certainly not lacking in sound or spirit. It performs during halftime at every football game. It is quite evident that the band members work hard to maintain quality in performance. The Oompa-DoIIs do a specialty number at halftime, adding a distinctive charm to the show. The color guard is also an important part of the band. They display the flags during pregame and twirl guns during halftime. A The 1976-77 Marching Band performing their half-time show. B A squad playing their instruments and marching with great determination C A squad marching their part of the half-time show D The Marching Band, small but mighty, showing their spin! from the stands E Senior Shirley Jones leads the parade with flug held high. F Color Guards arc part of all JMH events. G The Oompa-DoIIs beauty and talent add to any performance. H The Color Guards at a pre-game display. A BEAUTIFUL NOISE . . . Hours of practice go into the sounds of the JMH bands and orchestra. Their annual performances present a variety of music to please every taste. A Seniors John Brcnnon und Greg Torda perform with the band B Mr. Blackman directs the band. C Kris Wright keeps the beat at a Stage Band performance. D The Flutes do their thing. E Senior Jeff Wcisman shows his musical talents. THE SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA Under direction of Mr. Ralph Pfunder, the JMH Orchestra performs at the Fall and Spring Concerts, and at the Senior Commencement. Many of the talented students are members of the All City Orchestra. THE MARSH-MELLOS Directed by Miss Mary Eileen Fogarty, these 22 select singers are the highlight of Christmas and Spring vocal presentations. Their mellow sounds are enjoyed by audiences throughout the city when they arc requested to perform at various community functions. Wijl SeWI VScJ CHKISTM4S C o cf er jVtmW- IS, l fji 7‘ 3® f- ■� • MutM. ) CltfnQyri} C L W- CHOIR, GLEE CLUB, JURYMAN The beautiful voices of the John Marshall Vocal Department sing out to please audiences throughout the school year. The 1976 Christmas Concert featured all three groups at their finest. The Girls' Glee Club opened the evening with 'Carol of the Bells’, followed by presentations of the Marsh-Mcllows. The Jurymen, and Choir. The Choir’s moving performance of the contemporary piece 'Saul' was a highpoint of the evening. A Hours of practice and after-school rchcaral go into the making of a good program B The Jurymen perform ‘The Twelve Days of Christmas'. C The Girls' Glee Club tells us 'Christmas is the Warmest Time of the Year' D Sue Tarr. Pam Gnebcl. Sue Monschcm. and Bill Coss accompany Nativity Card. E More than bells jingle at the Christmas Concert. F The Choir shows their appreciation to Mivs Fogarty G The JMH Choir JURYMEN Terry Hampton William Jucbler Martin Nolan Steve Stewart Ed Yascnchack Chris D'Amico John Kusmm Steve Lash Tony Voce Dan Wendt Beau Barrel! Jim Burgan Geoffrey Grimes Jeff Skiora Antoine Washington Tony Voce Sopranos: U Bcnntng. R Bruemng. J. Cardo. S Cardo. D. Cole, L. DeCarlo. T DiFranco. B Ferguson, J Fischer, S. Forchl. J. Gibson, T Givi. P. Gnebel. S. Ludwig. D. Mcckes, L Mihalek. R. Mikcr. S Monschein. D. Moore. M. O'Connor. B. Powell, K. Spear, B Sabont, K. Sheets. A. Stanescu Alios: K Beecher. D Capek. P. Carlin, K. D'Eliorre. C. Fishcll. T. Goga. D. Horton. C. Knox. M Lowes. B Melnyk. K. Ozanich, J.Parker. G. Pochard, A Pucci. D Ricci. S Schmidt. C Scigliano. S. Tarr, S. Townsend, D. Volosin. M Weber. Tenors M Bagcnholm. J. Brennan. D. Cibula. S Congelli. B Coss, J. Dcttmcr. R Edmonds. L Eller. R Freehoffer. K. Gamer. J Gibson. T. Hamlet. B Hopkins. J. Karadimas, R Kemmetl. P Kolengowski. R. Kovack. C Kulsick, K Marsh, T. Parry. D. Plaskon. B. Sloane, M Spreng. M. Stamalis, P. Stamalis, J. Vrabel. M. Wyall, T. Zclko. N.H.S. The National Honor Scoctiy recognizes the accomplishments of students who have demonstrated outstanding scholarship, leadership, character, and service at John Marshall. Approximately seven percent of the eleventh and twelfth grade students attain membership in the society. New members were inducted at an assembly in January and were greeted by their parents, teachers, and other National Honor Society members at a reception in the library. Mr. Bienia is the faculty sponsor for the group. National Honor Society officers for the 197b-77 school year are president. Diane Palos; vice-president, Patricia Carlin; secretary, Amy Oakley; and treasurer, Monica Weber. THE MINORITY AFFAIRS CLUB The Black Awareness Group began in September. 1975. In September. 1976. the name was changed to Minority Affairs Club. The specific goals of this club are to increase both the educational community’s awareness of the achievement of blacks both in the fields of education and the arts. The long range plans of this group also include involvement beyond the realms of the educational community. aiding citizens wherever possible. TOMANIC CLUB Teens Of Marshall Aid the Needy In Cleveland dedicate themselves to serving people. Christmas food baskets have become a tradition in the Marshall area. SERVETTES Scrvettcs is a girls service club whose members can be seen ushering at school events and serving refreshments at school related activities. KEY CLUB The Key Club is an International Boys Service Organization for the school and community, sponsored by the West Park Kiwanis. F.T.A Future Teachers of America is an organization of dedicated people. At Open House, its members serve as guides; during the year they tutor other students at Marshall and at various elementary schools in the area. AIDES John Marshall student aides help keep the school moving, and receive service points in return. Office and teacher aides spend most of their time correcting papers, keeping records, or running errands. Library aides assist by shelving books and at the check-out counter, while A.V. aides run movies and filmstrips. Hall sweepers help keep our halls clean during the day. A Mr. Kotris and Robert Alton demonstrate the use of a microfilm reader. B Darlene Mollard sweeps the hall. C Diane Zcchman at the office switchboard. D Kathy Brcsicn helps with Guidance Office paper work E Student aides help with attendance records. F Sue Hunt and Mniche Privora catalogue returned books G Kathy Sidari is a Guidance Department aide. (By Tim Zclko. Interpreter Photgrapher) (By Tim Zelko. Interpreter Photographer) «r$hal • ✓ ■ tost RADIO ROOM The Radio Room is the school information center. Under supervision of Mr. David Jecman. all students get the news in daily P.A. announcements. SKI CLUB Mr. Hcffeman’s Ski Club is a group of enthusiastic students who enjoy the snow at Brandywine Ski Center, and at their yearly tnp to the New York slopes. TIMERS The Marlin Timers Club keeps track of swim team records. They serve as spirit boosters to the team. A Skier Lee Hart makes sure her boots arc tight B Diane Palos and Lee Hart enjoy their climb on the ski-lift. C Mr. Jecman looks over the P.A Announcements. D Radio Announcers arc Donna Brasty. Greg Brocrsma. Skylcr Timko. John Kline, and Mary O'Conner 37 INTERPRETER The Interpreter is the product of the Journalism II class and is published 10-12 times during the school year. The newspaper has won many awards for its outstanding quality and has been ranked in the upper 10 per cent of the best high school newspapers in the country. A Alicia Benedetto writes an article. B Terri Stramowski types a story for another issue of the “Terp C Tim Zelko and Julie Salonchok go over some material D Alicia Benedetto helps Jim Kent write a story E Typing for the 'Terp” is Lee Hart F Marc Weiss watches over Senior Shen Cardo. G Joyce Thornton and Senior Editor Diane Palos enjoy their work. H Joan Stafford and Helen Karakoudas search for a picture to go with their story. GODSPELL “Prepare ye the way of the Lord” was heard throughout the halls of John Marshall last year as the Drama Department presented one of the best shows ever performed on the Marshall stage. This energetic production was entertaining for both audience and performers. Many long hours of hard work by a number of students made the show a tremendous success. A John Nolan in “Godspell. B The cast of Godspell puts great emotion into their singing. C Senior Mark Sumatis joins in the singing of God Save the People D Exulting her power is Senior Carol Fishell E Playing the part of the hussy is Karen Barber F Portraying the story of Lazarus arc Mike Zimcola. Jerry Sewell. and Karen Barber G Senior Patty Carlin acts out the part of The Rich Man surrounded by servants Mark Stamatis and Diane Garnty. H Being a sinner is Senior Patty Carlin. J Mark Stamatis. Patty Carlin. John Nolan, and Diane Gamty in a scene from Godspell K John Nolan as Jesus OUR TOWN Under direction of Mr. David Jecman. the JMH Drama Department opened their Fall season with the fine presentation of Thornton Wilder’s ‘Our Town’. A With little more than a few chairs and a ladder, the able cast recreated life in a small town at the turn of the century. B Sophomore Allen Faulhabcr as Stage Manager guides the audience and cast through the “nice tow n of Grover's Corners Benue Bacchic. senior, was the learned and laughable Professor Willard C John Brodcnck drunkcnly conducts the choir D Kelly Williams as Rebecca watches the stars with older brother John Cline as George. E Seniors John Cline and Sheri Cardo arc two young people who fall in love. F Emily asks mother Amy Binns Oh. Mama, just look at me. G We were meant for each other. H Despite jittery nerves the ceremony goes on I Make-up is important for Sharon Forscht SPANISH DA Y-CARE The Spirit of Christmas was made more meaningful for these little children as JMH students in Spanish classes of Mr Tom Elkins' classes and D E members under Mr Jeff Mills spent an afternoon at a day-care center in a Spanish speaking neighborhood PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1977 AN ANCIENT GREEK PHILOSOPHER SAID THE PURPOSE OF EDUCATION IS TO PERSUADE YOU TO LIKE WHAT YOU OUGHT TO LIKE AND TO DISLIKE WHAT YOU OUGHT TO DISLIKE. EDUCATION WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH THE INSIGHT TO FOLLOW THE TRUE. THE BEAUTIFUL AND THE GOOD. IT WILL ALSO HELP YOU DECIDE WHAT WILL CONTRIBUTE TOWARD YOUR HAPPINESS. THE FACULTY AND STAFF TRULY WISH THAT THEY. TOO. HAVE MADE A CONTRIBUTION TOWARD YOUR HAPPINESS. CONGRATULATIONS ARE EXTENDED TO EACH OF YOU FOR TURNING THE CORNER ON THE ROAD TO HAPPINESS. ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Margaret Kovach Richard Lidrbauch Miller Mi chal Leonard Reinhard GUIDANCE Mr Moil Mn Eterovkh Mr. Greene Mr. Shauver Mrs. Tesack Mr. Wiles Mr. Youtz 48 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT John Marshall's English Department, serving all interest and ability levels, offers students a wide variety of courses from extended studies of 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. The 1976 team of Emile Anderson. David Cibula, and Jerry Kasick won their match against Walsh Jesuit and Lakeview. GUIDANCE The essence of the Guidance and Counseling Services Office is oriented to the individual student and his individual needs. Principally, the aim of the Counselor is to help the student organize his interests and aptitudes into challenging and attainable educational and vocational goals. This task embraces such basic functions as testing, career counseling, course selection, and personal counseling, which should lead to a diploma and cither military service, college admission, or job placement. Mr. Allen Miss Baran Mr. Cozzonc Mrs. Hall Mr. Jecman Mrs. Knowles Mrs. Lammers Mr. Latkovic Miss Lucas Mr. Nielson Mr. Schmidt Mr . Smith Mrs. Soncs Mr. Stmad Mr. Vinyard Mrs. Wooding ENGLISH 49 SCIENCE Ms Hopkins Mr Leahy Mr. Locke Mr Peduzzi Mr. PfingMcn Mr. Valencizi BIOLOGY; CHEMISTRY PHYSICS The JMH Science Department offers a varied curriculum. Biology introduces students to plants, animals, the human body, genetics, evolution, and ecology. Conservation and Environmental Science deal with man's relationship to his environment. Chemistry is taught within a framework of certain unifying concepts: the chemical bond, structure of matter and the matter-energy relationships, the periodicity of the chemical elements, the mole concept, equilibrium, and chemical notation. Physics is presented not as a mere body of facts, but as a continuing process by which men seek to understand the nature of the physical world. Some areas explored include mechanics, wave motion and sound, magnetism, electricity. and electronics. 50 SOCIAL STUDIES The teachers involved with the JMH Social Studies Department extend their full efforts to provide the student with an overall view of the world. They impress upon their pupils the many types of opportunities and urge them to use their potential to realize various national trends. P Miss Leach assists APAH student Bob McKaskcy. R Mr Wasowski utilizes one of many A V aides available in the Social Studies Department. S Third period AP Amcncan History MATHEMATICS Mr. Montain Mr. Seidel Mr. VanAllen Mr. Wcese MATH John Marshall has three Mathematics programs. A student taking Vocational studies can select either Shop or Business Math. College Prep pupils take Geometry. Algebra II. Trigonometry, and Advanced Math. Honors students take the same courses one year earlier, and then many take Advanced Placement Calculus in their senior year. J Mr. Van Allen presenting the lighter sule of math K Mr Kubach explains a problem. L. Mr Hanchuk isn’t shy. M Students find math at JM4 a challenge. Mi- Bcycrle Mn Tuckley Mrs DeHart Mrs Grealis Mrs Henderson Mr. Kotns THE MEDIA CENTER The Library Mcdia Cenicr at John Marshall is used continuously for classes, individual study, tutoring, and pleasure. The AV Department supplies teachers with equipment, films, and filmstrips, and sends student operators to run the equipment when necessary. The up-to-date bulletin board keeps students and teachers well-informed on various JMH activities. However, reading and study continue to be the primary functions of the school library. A Mr. Milcti helps a students with a library research project D Mrs Grealis works the check-out counter B Mrs Henderson, one of the 5 library aides, admits study hall students into the library. C The card catalog is a good place to start E Librarians Mrs Tuckley and Miss Bcyerle arc always ready to help DRIVERS’ EDUCATION Mr. Carter Mr Scahc! Drivers' Educations classes start at the beginning of each semester. Instruction includes classroom study with Mr. Terry Scahel; practice periods in the 16-place mobile trailer simulator unit; and on-the-road experience in late-model cars. AVIATION HIGH SCHOOL Students interested in a career in Aviation are bussed to the Lakefront facility where courses in Parts Control, Flight-line Technology, and Air Mechanics are offered. This is only one of several special learning opportunities offered to Marshall students. Other facilities include study of Marine Trades on board the U.S.C.G. Woodbine, and Vocational Horticulture at R.G.Jones and Washington Park Horticulture Centers. ART Mr Daiuto Miss I.uckay Miss Mdlcn The John Marshall An 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 with techniques in pencil, pen and tnk. tempera, and clay. Students look forward to displaying their art in the many contests entered throughout the year. The Vocational Art and Advanced Art Courses build toward the professional approach in techniques. experimentation, and creativity. MUSIC Mr Blackman Mr Pfundcr Miss Fogarty John Marshall students have a variety of musical opportunities available as elective courses. They may participate in the Men's Chorus, the Mixed Chorus, or in Girls’ Glee Club. If accepted, students may join the Choir, the Jurymen or the Marsh-Mcl-lows. Students involved in instrumental music have the opportunity to select Cadet Band. Marching and Symphonic Band. Stage Band, or Symphony Orchestra. Select members are asked to represent John Marshall in the All-Ohio Youth Symphony and Band sponsored by the Ohio State Fair and directed by Mr. Blackman. 56 FOREIGN LANGUAGES Mr. Elkins Mr. Molinan Mr Politzcr Mr. Schlucter Miss Tartaglia Broadening cultural perspectives, the John Marshall Foreign Language Department introduces students to new communications skills in the study of French. German, and Spanish. Students are fascinated as the customs, history, and culture of different worlds unfolds in the study of foreign literature. Highlighting the year is Foreign Language Day and induction of new members into the Foreign Language Honor Societies. VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL ARTS Technical Education 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. Courses offered in vocational industrial arts include: Elcctrome-chanics, Graphic Arts, Machine Shop, Metallurgy, Carpentry. O.W.E., and D.C.T. The Graphic Arts course is taught by Mr. Joseph Nappier. The course presents organized specialized learning experiences which include theory and laboratory and shop work as they relate to all phases of hot and cold typesetting, layout, darkroom work, platemaking, presswork, offset. letterpress, and bindery. Auto Theory and Auto Mechanics gives students an introduction to the automobile and automotive industry. Emphasis on 'trouble shooting and repair is stressed in the auto shop. 58 TECHNICAL ARTS Drafting I and Drafting II offers students an opportunity to develop the fundamental skills necessary to understand and to make the type of drawings used in industry. Content leads through the areas of Geometrical Construction. Orthographic projection, Pictorial views, and working drawings. i m INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr Bahcn Mr Cbpacs Mr Dicinch Mr Haller Mr Jcnkini Mr Marx Mr. Mear Mr. Nappier Mr. Richter Mr Simpson Mr. Tavrell Mr Wynn VOCATIONAL HOME ECONOMICS Comprehensive Home Economics is a consumerhomemaking course designed to prepare pupils for their dual-role responsibilities as homemaker-wage earner. Vocational Foods is a popular course for both boys and girls interested in a food service career. The Colonial Kitchen Bake Shoppe entices many faculty members to order weekly goodies. In the Marshall Room students shop for. prepare, and serve luncheons to faculty members and students, then move on to a semester of work and training in the school cafeteria. By their senior year, students gain on-the-job experience in the community in food service employment. Mrs. Helm Mrv Holmes Miss Shcndan Mrs. Utley Karen Hjort ircn Thrasher Mrs Helm Vicky Karadima C4ff VOCATIONAL HEALTH OCCUPATIONS Learning to lend a helping hand can be fun if you are enrolled in the Vocational Health Occupations Program, a course designed to introduce students to the many possible occupations in the field of health. Students learn by lecture, laboratory practice, field trips, guest speakers, and volunteering their services in various health agencies in the community. O.W.E. — D.C.T. Occupational Work Experience provides students with a maximum opportunity to develop employable work skills through actual on-the-job experience at a cooperative training establishment. Related job adjustment and remedial instruction is provided by classroom instruction. Diversified Cooperative Training is a similar work-study course under the direction of Mr. Pat Caliguire. fen Mr Caliguire Mr. Jacobson Mr Rcinke D.E. Distributive Education is another Cooperative training program designed to teach the fundamentals of retail and business management through classroom and cooperative work experience. A Tim O'Malley operates a fork-lift at Tccca Industrie . B Mr Jacobson's 3 O.W E class C. Senior Terry McDonald employed al Fisher-Fazio. D Classroom preparation is part of the program E. Marlin Schumitish sorts parts at Cleveland Motive Product . F Lorenzo Hudson works at Tccca Industries G l.en Sanger learns at Sambo's as part of the Vocational Foods Program H Packing groceries at Fisher-Fazio. J. Allen Stafford and Danus Hart at Sears K Vic Raffay in produce at Fisher-Fazio 67 C.O.E. Cooperative Office Education offers pupils the opportunity to attain on-the-job training while in high school. Classroom preparation includes study of office machines, filing, telephone techniques, and other related business office procedures C O E Bookkeeping offers additional work with accounting forms, methods and machines C.O.E. Shorthand ts designed to increase and improve the shorthand speed, transcription rate, and typewriting speed of pupils who are using these skills on the job. A CCOUNTING-COMPUTING LAB GRAPHIC REPRODUCTION Operation of data processing equipment and the study of automated bookkeeping procedures are part of the unique learning experiences in JMH computer lab Graphic Reproduction Lab teaches proper placement of material, paper plate making, and offset reproduction as students work on multiliths, vantypes. and other equipment used in the business world 1 Mrs. Samuel Mr Sptsak k' Ms. Allen Mr. Billey Mrs Edwards Ms. Jones Mrs. Ohlscn Mr Oleski BUSINESS The Business Education Department has career offerings in varied business professions: Stcno-Typist, Clerk-Typist, Accounting-Computing. Graphic-Communications, and various Cooperative Training programs. Elective courses exposing students to business-oriented professions include: General Business, Sales. Law. and Typing. Mr Quaylc Mr. Burke Mrs. Phelan Ms Bccbc Mr. Bcashwitz PHYSICAL EDUCATION A well-rounded Co-educational program engages students in physical activities of endurance and coordination to increase their social, emotional, and physical growth 70 Ms. Nolan Mrs. Wurz E.M.R. BUILDING SUBS | Mrs. Bicry Ms. Kinzcr Mr. Radwan ATTENDANCE OFFICE Mi Montgomery Mrv Phelan Mn Walker CUSTODIAL STAFF CAFETERIA Mrv Kuebkr NURSE Mr Emery Mr Flash Mrs Hems Mr Btanchi Mr. Vcrner Mrs. Shumpert P.T.A. Newsletter Assemblies Booster Candy Sale Bake Saks Marines Candy Sales WE WORK IN HARMONY VANGUARD STAFF 1976 FOOTBALL Plagued by an extraordinarily large number of injuries, the 1976 Varsity Football Team suffered through a dismal 0-10 season. In spite of the misfortunes, the Lawyers displayed a never-say-die spirit to the very end. Team seniors displaying a tremendous attitude and provided positive leadership all season were: Tri-captains Pat Malloy, Red Jones, and Phil Ta-gliafcrro; Steve Dorsey, Corky Greene, Byron Hardy, Barney Herten, Bill Jones, Henry Jones, Rich Langcl. Kevin McMana-mon, Joe Minarik, Dan Oprea. Don Reines. Bret Schultz, Steve Schultz, Mark Stamatis, Skyler Timko, Rich Walsh, Bob Wolf, and Steve Zcrucha. Steve Zerucha was the lone Lawyer picked for the All-West Senate Team as offensive tackle. On the other hand, the Reserve football team ended the season with a record of 8-1-0, losing only to Euclid 20-16 in the closing minutes of 3n independent game. The young Lawyers were the 1976 West Senate JV champions. Row I L To R Chris Tsolakis, Jeff Roff. Phil Costanzo. John Karadimas, George Karadimas. Carlo Cukon, Ray Sindyla Row 2 L to R Rick Harnman. Eric Anderson. Pedro Rivera. Bob Fittro. Mike Schulte. Tom Hamch. Dale Wayne Row JLtoR Dwayne Gricbal. Mike Sebah. Al Schneider. Emery Dalcsio. Harry Bendzuck. Joe Szcltncr not pictured Ray Urban. John Ramirez. Bill Donnelly III I Donnelly SOCCER This year’s soccer season was filled with bad luck. Seven of eleven starters were injured including the goalie Emery Dalcsio. who received All State Honorable Mention, and John Rameriz. John scored four goals in the first two games and received injuries in the third game which kept him out the rest of the season. A major upset of the season was the victory over Lake Ridge Academy 4-2. This years scoring was led by Robert Fittro. With ten returning lettermen. Marshall soccer players hope to improve their 5-13 record next season. 81 SWIMTEAM Another winning season for the Marlins. A Making a splash for the Marlins B Coach Jenkins and Brashwitz. C. Rick Campbell dives. D Senior Dan Fryberger. TRACK AND CROSS COUNTRY Finishing the 1976 season with a rush, the track team captured the West Senate outdoor championship for the third time in the last four years. Playing important roles in the success of this year’s team, under the leadership of new Coaches Bannister and Elkins, arc Erik Nakinishi, Sean Kilbane, Don McKenney, and Bob Griffin. A Don McKcnncy secures his distance in the hurdle event. B Bob Gnflin warms up before his race C Tom Hadde passes off D Pass from Havir to McKissock E Enk Nakinishi pulls away from his opponent F Scan Kilbane nses over the high bar G Sean Kilbane gives everything he's got H Enk Nakinishi gets it over J Enk Nakinishi straining for success. GOLF The 1976 Golf Team had a very successful season. They won the City Championship in a tournament at Seneca Golf Course. Low man for Marshall in the tournament was Jeff Weisman with an 81. In duel meet competition, the team finished 2nd in the Senate with a 5 win 1 loss record. JefT Fryberger won the Chmura Award for having the low average for the year. Finishing 2nd and 3rd by only a few strokes were Bob McCafferty and Tim Saughnessy. 91 VARSITY BOWLING The 1976-1977 Marshall Keglcrs won the Greater Cleveland Inter-Scholastic Bowling League handicap title with a 14 and 5 record. The League is made up of 24 city and suburban schools. Seniors on the team included two award winners Steve Fatula (captain), Linda Mihalek. and John Gibson. Ken Strah was a winner of one award. Sophomore Dave D’Entrcmont won All-Scholastic honors and competed in the Annual T V. Bowl-Off between the leagues best five bowlers. Other team members were sophomore John Kastanis and juniors Frank Filippelli and Gary Wind. Team coach is Mr. Paul Oswald. SPORTS AWARDS ASSEMBLY SSCounTryJ BATULADONb golf GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Mrs. Patricia Phelan, coach of the Girls’ Basketball Team, lists this year’s goals: first to win in the league; next to become city champions; and finally, to excell in sectional and state tournaments. The team’s 16 members are: seniors Grace Czamy, Arlene Hess. Beth Scebbi, Charlene Stemm. and Kathy Voytko; juniors Nancy Fornwalt, Jackie Martineau, Tammy Matear, Sally Misch, Brenda Rice. Joyce Thomas, and Karen Todd; sophomores Kathy Bresicn. Sherrie Hawkins, Doreen Ryan, and Lori Tomay. VOLLEYBALL 1976 brought JMH into the Sectional Tournament with 10 wins and 0 losses to be second seeded. After two years attempts. Marshall beat Rhodes for the City Championship. The girls then won their Sectional and District tournaments and participated in the Regional Tournament at Bowling Green State University. The team won 2 games to qualify for the State Tournament held at Otterbein College. After winning a match from defending state champion Shaw High, the girls lost to Fairmont West High School. The Marshall team has been the only girls’ team in Cleveland to place as runner-up in a state tournament. Finishing the season with 18 wins and 3 losses has been an incredible achievement. Members of the team includes seniors Beth Sccbbi, Grace Czarny, Charlene Stcmm, Kathy Voytko, Dawn Scheucrman, and Tracey Prudhoe; Juniors Karen Todd. Mary Beth Casale. Joyce Thomas, Sally Misch. and Carrie Anthony; sophomores Frances Cora, Sandra Thomas, and Sandy Schneider, managers Lee Neilan and Sandy Wilson. SOFTBALL Only in its second year, the JMH Softball team had a winning year. A Lee Ncilan keeps her eye on the ball B Carol Fortim and Kathy Voytko seem to be having a serious discussion. C Carol Forlim tags out the runner. D Carol Fortim swings for a homerun. E Kathy Voytko hopes for a strike-out. F Sally Vecchio attempts to put the runner out at first base. SPORTS’ AWARDS MEMORIAL ASSEMBLY PROM — 1977 -Photographs Counesy Interpreter Senior Homeroom Teachers And Senior Advisors Mr Mtschal Ms. Baran Mr. Jacobson Ms. Allen Ms Beebe Mr. Blackman Mr. Daiuto Mr Dill Ms. Fogarty Mrs Hall Mr Haller Mr HefTeman Mrs. Higgins Mr Hohertz Mr. Johanm Ms. Jones Ms. Kinzcr Mr Latkovic Ms. Mcllen Mr. Mohnan Mr. Nielson Mrs. Ohlsen Mr Oswald Mr Pavia Mr. Peduzzi Mrs. Perez Mr. Pfingslcn Mr Scahcl Mr. Schluctcr Mr Seidel Ms Tartaglia Mr. VanAUen Mrs West 106 Mark Stamatis Jane Hufford Julie Jasiota Patty Carlin Margaret Abraham Christopher Abrams Richard Adkins Denise Alfrey Jacklyn Allen Derrick Anderson Susan Anderson Kevin Andrews Michael Andrews Mary Angelone Susan Arcangelim Judith Aufmuth Donna Arthur Cathy Azzardi Virginia Artlipp Laura Baatz Timothy Asel Bernard Bacchic Nicholas Asimakis Magnus Ba gen holm Kathie Ballachino Catherine Balitas Anthony Barber Candace Barber Robert Bames Scoct Barrier Phillip Bailie Marcia Baultnppc Mar)’ Beard Virginia Behrens Donald Bcnci Harr ’ Bend ruck Alicia Benedetto Albert Benevento Sandra Bennett Lillian Ben a John Berry Louis Bcs.se Robert Besse Dcano Bevclacqua Catherine Bilardo Amy Binns Valehe Biuksans Dennis Blakemorc Jerome Blarek Charles Bodcn Barbara Boggs Marcella Borgmann Patncia Botson Craig Boyer Debra Boyer Sandra Bradley Kathleen Brady William Bradshaw Lynn Brashwitz Donna Brasty Joseph Brasty John Brennan Elise Brcsicn Vida Broadnax Robin Bruening Georges Buatois Patncia Bockland Adelbert Buezek Raymond Bugelski David Bunner Cheryl Burchett Mary Burden Gregory Calais Barbara Campbell Lonnda Chamber Mark Chapin Laura Cbernauskas Sandra Chismar Kristina Cholich Darrel! 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SHS BENCE DONALD - l ifeguard. Swim Team BENDZUCK. HARRY - Sweet BFNEOETIO A1ICIA Co ED of CoHcctwm . lerp NHS, ENHS TA. Drama. Con Ramng BILARDO. CATHERINE - JV V Cheerleader. OEA. GGC. Chcar. Sr Etcc BINNS. AMY — Math Honorary. Terp, Drama. JTL BLAZE K. IEROME JMH Rm Engin. SR HR REP. Health Careen BODES. CHARLES — Football. Wrolling, Track BORGMANN. MARCH - SR HR REP BOYER. CRAIG - Crow Cbunlry. Track BOYER. DEBRA - TA BRADLEY. SANDRA — Timed. March Hand. T A. Orch. Soccer Ball Girl BRADY. KATHLEEN OWE HRASHWITZ. LYNN — Swim Team BRASTY. DONNA —'ITS V Pro. JTL Pro, Terp, TA. Radio Room BRENNAN, JOHN — All City Band. AH State Band. SC. March Wrllov Wreuling. Soccer. Jurymen. Stagr Band BRESIEN. ELISE - DCT. Swim Team. TA BROADNAX. VIVA — Oftce Aide BROADNIK MICHAEL — Math Honorary. Basketball. TA BROFSTI. JEEEERY DCT BROWN. KATHY — Tutor. NHS. FNIIS. Math Honorary. TA. Track. Soccer Aide HREKNING. ROBIN Choir. GGC. TA. Diama BU ATOIS. GEORGES Phyvcc Olympicv ENHS. TA. Stage Cro . Am legion Award Bl'CKLAND PATRICIA — GGC BENNER. DAVID — Baiehall TA. NHS, ENHS CAMPBELL BARBARA - JV Oierrleader. Lawycrcttc CARIXi. SHFRI “Collection'' Ed. Terp. NHS. FNHV JTL fA. St . Choir CARLIN. PATRICIA — I.awycrcftev NHS. JTI. Orch, Sr Claw Trcav Choir. March Mcllov Band CARSON. MARY - Crow Country CARUSO VICTORIA Baikeiball Slat. TA CESLEWSKI MARILYN SH CHERNAUSKAS. LAURA llackerhall Star. TA CHOLICH. KRISTEN - NHS. GHS. Math Honorary. Tutor. Timer March Band, TA. So verm CIBl.’LA. DAVID — Swim Team. Academic Challenge, Choir. All City Orch. March Melkn, NHS. FNHS. Math Honorary CILIBERIO. CARIA — tawyerrtcev TA CLARK DARRE1 t — Hall Sweeper. Guid Ante CLARK. ROBERT - Stage Band. Orch. Cadet Band. JV Eooeball. JV. V Back el hall. Inlra CLIFFORD. CINDY SC Alt Cl INF,. JOHN - Drama. ITS. Terp. NHS. FNHS PA Announcer COLAIANNI ENRICO — Stage Band Concert Band COLEGROVE. LAURIE — TA. Terp. DECA CO LEINS. DEBORAH - Terp SH. JTI COLUMBO. DEBORAH - DCT COMFORT. MARGARET - T.mer. Servette. TA. SR RFP CONROY. SUSAN — TA. Intra CORENO. PASQl ALE - DOT Track CORNELL. HOW ARD - JV. V Baseball. Intra COSKI ROSEMARY Symptom Orch COSTANZo MIKE TA. Sk. Club COSTILOW BARBARA — Coop Food COWAN, w || 11 AM - Go . ID Aide. SH COX. THERESA — OEA CRATTY. DIANE — Offke Aide TA. Hinting. SH CZARNY. GRACE — Volleyball. BaiketbaB. TA DANIK. JEFFERY Stage Band. Symph Orch. All City Band, DuieLand Band. March Band, All Oluo Band DAVIES. DANELLE TA. Gutd Aide. Tomamc DAVIES. GARY - Jurymen DAVIES. JACQUELINE TA DAY, SCOrr — JV Uatketball. DE. DECA. Pool Guard DECARLO. LAURA — ITS. Choir DEFRANCO. TINA — S un Team. Servetce. TA. SC. Choir. SR HR REP DEGRAND. MARGARET — TA. OEA. COE SR HR REP. Intra DETIMER. JEFFERY - Radio Ouh. Ski Club. Choir. Jurymen. March Mellov TA D ETTORRE. KIMBERLY - Marth-Mcllov Choir. TA. SC. Ski Club DF.VATY. JEAN — SHS. TA. COE. OEA DICENZI. MARY — Office Aide. TA. SH DILIK. G1GI - GLC. TA. V Cheerleader DIMEO. RITA - TA. OEA DITTEBRAND. MELISSA - Marching Band. GGC. SH DITIMAN. JUDITH - TA. Tomamc DOBRLA PAUL — Swam Team Mgr DODUS. DANA - Intra DOI.INSKY. PAMELA - COE. OEA DOMINICK. NORA SR HR REP DONNELLY. W ILLIAM - Soccer. Cadet Band. Marching Band, Concert Band DONOFKIO. JOSEPH Bard DORSEY. STEVEN - JV. V Football. JV W'recthng DRF.GALLA. SUSAN - GLC. Ski Club DVORAK. DEAN - Terp EAMES. ROBERT Swim Tram. Lifeguard ECKARDT. MICHAEL Tiack EI.DRIDGF. SHARI — Library Aide. TA EUCKER. KAREN - Library Aide. TA EVAN5. LISA TA. Yrbk Staff FATULA, STEPHEN V Bowling. NHS Tutor. Math Honorary. Symphonic Orch FERENC. PATRICIA - SH. TA. Intra FIELD. VALERIE - SH FIELDS. DENISE Volleyball FTLIPPELLJ. LOUIS - V Wrcctlmg SC Prev NHS. SHS FISCHER. JUDY - Chotr. Atten Aide FISHELL, CAROL Manh-Mcllov 1 awycrettcv SC Sec. Yrbk Stall. ETA. ITS. I A. SC Pari FITTKO. ROBERI - Soccer FLORIAN. ROBFKT NHS. Math Honorary. Tutor. Terp FOGARTY. KAREN - SH. IA. Intra l-ORCHT. MICH A FT. - Jurymen FORNWALT. MARTIN Gym Leader FOX. FRANK Intra FRAMPTON. TAMMY - Reading Aide. Office Aide. GGC. Yrbk SlaS. VolJeyball I RIDRICH. LAWRENCE — Swim Team. Pool Guard FRYBERGER. DONAl D — Swim Team, Intra FUCHS. ROBERT - Crow Country. Track GADEMFR. LINDA HMirarv Aide GARNER KEITH - Choir, Jurymen, Track. TA GATES. JOANNE Volleyball Drama GAUGHAN. JUDY — SH I A. Intra GEDEON EMERY - ABA GEIGER. KARL - Foothill Tr GETTINGS. JUDY - SC GIBSON. JOHN Jurymen. Choir March Mcllov Cadet Band. Marching Hand. Infra. V Bowling. JV Bitetoall GHBF.RT. GAIL - SC GIST. BRYAN - Baikelhall GIST. THERESA — Oompah Dull, library Aide. NHS. Symph Mareh Band. Track. Inrra GODZICK. EDWARD - Crow Country. AV'A GOODWIN. SANDRA — OEA ORAlEY, TIMOTHY - AVA. SR HR REP. SC. TA. JTL. Drama. Pool Guard GREEN. DARRELL JV Foothill. MarineF.Inow. Decathlon. Gym Leader. Marching Band GREEN. JOE Inira GREENE. COREY Football. AVA GRFFNI AND. SUSAN — Lawycrettei. Marching Band SC. TA. NHS, SHS. OEA GRIEBEL. PAMELA Oompah Dofl. Marching Band. Choir. Orch. NHS GULASEY. CAJHY Ski Club GURKOVICH KEVIN - ABA GUSICK. MARY - Library Aide HACKER. LYNNE — SHS. Tomanac Club IIACKETT. KATHY - TA HACKETT. TIMOTHY - Football HAGER ELIZABETH — Health Careen ITA HALLER. JANET - GGC. Ski Club HAMCH THOMAS - V Soccer. IV Football. TA HANSEN. DEBBIE SC Alt. TA. Sersertt. Yrbk HARDY. BYRON - Track, roothall. SC HARRIMAN. RICHARD — Soccer HARRIS. SHARON - SH HATSZEGI. SANDOR — JV Foothill. Gym Leader. SC. Devalhalon. Intra HELDERMAN. PHILI IP Wretahng HENDERSON. CHRISTOPHER - Traci. JV Foothill HLRTEN. BERNARD - TA, V Football HESS. ARLENE - Biiketball. Softball. Traci. Senctte. TA HINES. CHRISTINE GGC. TA HLOZEK. JANET - Scrsetlev TA. Chec Club. Cafe HOBAN. JAMES TA. SC HOLLINS. ROBIN - I A. SC. latra HOI MOK. DIANE — TA. OLA HORNYAK.SHARON - TA HOTZ. DOUGLAS — Chorio HOUCK. NANCY - TA HOWARD RENEE TA. CYSP. Guid Aide HUDAK. SUSAN TA. OEA HUFFORD. JANE - SR Claw V Prtv All Ohio Band. All City Hand. March Symph Hand TA HUNT. LINDA - FNHS, TA HUNTER. RICHARD — Track. AVA. Key Club HUTCHINS. MARTA Color Guard. NHS. FNHS. TA. Terp iriU. JAMES - Drearhalon. Intra. SR HR REP JASIOTA JULIE - I awyeretiev SR Claw Sec. Teep. Marching Band. NHS. SC. TA JINDRA. KATHY - Marih Symph Band. T.mee KJHNSON. BECKEE — TA JOHNSON. CHARLENE - TA. SHS JONES, HENRY - FootbalL Wrewlir.g JONES. RHONDA - Lawyereltet JONES. SHERMAN Marching Band. Inlra JONES. SHIRLEY — Color Guard Capi. SH. OEA. SR HR REP JONES. WILLIAM I - FootbalL SC JONES. WILLIAM L — Football JUPINA. MICHAEL - Baieh.ll NHS. SHS. Foothall KADLEC. SHARON — OF.A. TA KAMOLA. JOSEPH — Tra. k KAMP. DEBBIE - NHS. Oompah Dofl. All City Band. All Ohio Band. SR Euc. Timer. Drama. March Symph Band KANTORCZYK. KEITH - Band KASICK JERALD - NHS. TA. Academic Challenge. ScholaitK An Award. Intra. Phytict Olympicv Organ Aide. Band KASTANIS, HELEN - TA KAVC, JANET — TA KEAN. KAY JV. V Cheerleader. TA. Oflk Aide. SR E cc. Yrbk Staff KEATtE, JEANNE — Drama, AHA. TA. GGC. OF.A. COL FNHS NHS KELLNER. LINDA - OEA. SHS. COE KFMMETT. RICHARD - Cro« Country. Track. Choir Manh Mellon, Yrbk Staff KESSLER. CAROL Office Aide. SH KESSLER. MIC MALI — Track. Swim Team KETT. KAREN — OGC. Intra. Scrvetlev OEA KIEL F.R. CAREA - Terp. Volleyball. SH. Softball. Tomamc Club Kit BANE. SEAN — Track. JV. V Football. Swim Team K1LBOURNF. EDWARD - Wrotlmg KITZBF.RGER. JEFFERY - Swim Team KLINE. CHARLES — Stage Band KNAPP ELIZABETH - SH KNOWLES. LOUIS Academic Challenge V Soccet. NHS. I SHS, SR HR REP. Terp, A 'A, Inlra KOENIG. LAURA - Volleyball. TA. FNHS KOKOTAYL0. JEANETTE - Intra. Office Aide KOKOWETZ. CRAIO Swim Team. Intra KOI EN'GOWSKI, PAUL - Choir KORNFELD. DEBRA - GHS KORONl-S. JAHN - TA. SC. Ski Ouh. Yrbk SUIT KOSON, KIMBERLY SHS, TA KOVACK. ROBE R1 Choir. SC Air KRUMHANSI MARGARET — Symph March Band, TA. FNHS, Math Honorary. Band KUCHTA. LORI LA. FNHS KUHN THOMAS - Stage Band SC. Symphonic Orch Kl'LURIS. PIERRE — Intra KURGAN. WENDY - COE. OEA. SHS KUZMIN. CHRISTINE — FNHS. TA. Intra KWASNY, BARRY — CM Country. Track KYER. JEANNETTE - Servette. TA LANCASTER KARLA - OEA. TA IANG. DAVID — V Track. Croat Country. SC Alt. JV Football, Intra LANGEL RICHARD JV. V Football. Batcball. Intra. Decalhaloci. Manne Fitnew I ANZILOITA ANGELA - Chet Club Prev Volleyball Ref L AST. ROBERT SR HR REP. Cadet A Concert Band LAUDATO. IERESE — GOC. JTL. DCT. Tomamc, Yrbk I.AW’KO. SUSAN Intra. FNHS. TA. SR HR REP LAY1I, SIITRYL - TomanK Club. Tutor. GHS. TA. SC LEABU. GEORGE Marine Fitnew. Dccathaloe. Intra, Soccer. JV Football. Gym Leader I ECLAIR PATRICIA AVA Band. Setood Candy LF.NINOLR. MILO — Wrrvtl.ng LILLY. CYNTHIA — Intra LINK. RONALD - Orch. Stage Band. Di.ieUnd Bind. NHS. All City Orch LIVINGSTON. MARK - AVA LOCUI. MARK — JV. V Baseball LOSER. JEANETTE - Orch. TA LOVE. CYNTHIA — SH SR HR REP. March‘Symph Band. Track. Office Aide LOWES. MARIAN — Eawyrrette. Choir. Terp. TA. GGC. Marsh Mellot l.UKACH. SUSAN' — OFA. TA. SR HR REP. SC. Inlra LUSARDO. ANTOINE - OEA LYDIC. JEFFERY - Track. Crow Country. FNHS LYNN. I INDA - COE. OEA. NHS. TA Allen Aide. Yrbk Staff. Phytact Olympici LYONS. ORAL — March Band. Crow Country. Track. NHS. Etcellente. Tutor MACKEY. DIANE - COE. OEA MAHON. MICHAEL — Band MALLOY, PATRICK — Football MAROLT. DANE — Manne F.tncsv SC MARSH. KEVIN — Choir. March Welle . All City Orch. All City Band. Sympb Orch. March Symph Band MAYES. ROBERTA - Baikelhall. Softball. OEA MAYNARD. SANDRA — OEA. TA McDermott, mary — oea. ta McDonald. MELISSA - TA. All City Band McGINTY. JUNE SH. SC. Guid A� Je McGINTYM. MICHAEL - Crow Country. Track McGRAW MAUREEN - SC. TA. YRBK Staff McGRE.EHAN BE III SH. TA. SC MvKLNNF.Y. DONALD — Crow Country. Track McLAl'GHt.lN. MICHAEL SR HR REP MiMANAMON KEVIN V Foothill McNEELEY. KEVIN SR HR REP. Intra. Sw.m Team. Pool Guard Ml DE IROS, SUSAN - DECA Sec WELNYK BET VA — GGC. NHS. FNHS. Cadet Band. Choir. Symph Orch. Marth Mellot MENCKE. KATHRYN - TA. OWE MLNCKE, PAULA — SC Guid Aide METROKA. MICHAEL — V Swim Team. Pool Guard MIKATEK. LINDA —GGC. TA. V Bowt.ng. Intra. Chou MU LER, MACEY — JV. V'Tcnn.v Math Honorary. ENHS NHS. Gym Leader MINARIK. JOSEPH — JV. V Football. V Wrestling. With Honorary, NHS, FNHS. Band MON'SCHEIN. SUSAN — Chotr. GGC. Marsh-Mcllov TA. Track. Croat Coun. March Symph Band. All Cite Orch. SC MOODY. JOYCF - V Cheerleader. NHS. COE MOORE, CYNTHIA - GGC. TA MOORE. DEBRA — Marsh Mellov Symph Orch. Symph Band. All Ohio Band. All City Band. AU City Chorat, Cheur MORALES. MAGALI Crow Country. Batketball. GLC. Chtv Club Sec. TA. Intra MORRIS. GEORGE - OWE MORRIS. SHARON - OEA MUNDAY. RANDY — SC. library Aide. AVA. TA MURRAIZ. DEBORAH — TA NAKANISHI. ERIC - NHS. SC. Track, library Aide. Decal he Ion. Gym Leader. Symph Match lUnd. Concert Band N El LAN. LEONARDA — Volleyball Mgr. Ratkcthjll Mgr. TA. SC. GGC. Track. Soft ball. Crow Coun Mgr NICKLAS. CHRISTINE - TA. Tomc Club NIEBIESZEZANSKI. ANTOINETTE - JTL, OEA.SC NOAR. RANDY — DRAMA. ITS NORM1LE. NANCY — TA NOVACER.LORI — OEA OAKLEY. MAY - SC. NHS Sec. Tutor. U ycrrlia. Tnp. Yrbk Staff OBRAL. MARY KAY - TA. Sut OLSZESKI. LINDA TA. SC. Office Aide. Sut O'MALLEY. JOHN — TA. Concert Band O'MALLEY. JUDY - OEA O'MALLEY. TIMOTHY - Batketball OPREA. DANIEL - V Football. V Hatrbill. JV Backet Kail OWEN. TIMOTHY — W reel ling. Marching Band. SC PALOS. DIANE - SH. TA. FNHS, Tcrp Ed. NHS Prev Ski Club PAPPAS. NICKOLAS — SC V Prev Math Honorary Prev Orch. NHS. FNHS. Football Tr. WrtuWng Tr. Backet ball Tr PARKER. KATHLEEN - Ski Cub. TA. SC. Yrhk Suff. Concert Orch. Soto A EmemNc Comcu PARTE2ANA. KIMBERLY - TA PERRY. TERESA - Concert Band. Scrtettev TA PETERS. DEBORAH — FT A. HR Sub. TA. Intra Sec PETERSON. DONNA - OEA. TA PETITTI. PAMELA - COE. OEA PETRY. JAMES - Wreiriiog PILISY. ANN - SC. TA PILLIVANT. MARY - TA PILL1VANT. SUSAN — Tcrp. TA. SH. COE. OEA PISK. BARBARA — Library Aide Pl.ASKON. DAVID — Choir. Jurymen SC All Intra. Yrbk Staff. Ski Oub POLLACK. ELIZABETH - TA POWELL. BRENDA - TA PRUDHOW. TRACEY — Swim Team. Volleyball. OEA. SC. Track, Intra PRESSLEY. ANGELA - TA. SHS. JA. Mmonly Club. V Cheerleader. TA. Yrbk Staff PRING. LISA - TA. Gym Leader PRITCHARD. TREDA — OEA. TA PRIVARA. MALERIE — Skt Club. Library Aide. SC. Servette PURCELL. MARY — TA OUINBY. ROBIN — March A Symph Band. Orch. TA QUINN. CYNTHIA — Attcn Aide QUINN. KATHLEEN — TA RAFTERY. ROBERT — Intra RAKONC2AY. HELENA - DECA V Prev TA. Soccerette RAKONCZAY. YOLANDA — Soccerette. Guid Aide RAMBERT. ALLISON - OEA RATESIC. JUDY — NHS. FNHS, TA. ITS Treav Yrbk RAUTENSTRAUCH. RONALD Intra RAYBOURNE. JENNIFER TA REDDING. KENNETH - AVA REESE. DEBBIE TA REINES. DONALD - JV. V Football REPPENHAGEN. DEBBIE — Radio Room R1 ITER. LINDA — Color Guard. March Band. SC. TA RIVERA. ELAINE — Lawyeretiev SC Off. Terp. SHS. TA ROBINSON. POLLY - Ski Club ROBINSON. WILLIAM JV Batketball. Stage Band. Concert Band. Cadet Band, Key Club ROGERS. EILEEN FT A See. NHS. TA RUDY. MARK — JV. V Tcnnit RUEBENSAAL. SHARON - GGC. SH RUGGIERO. REGINA - TA SANGER. LEONARD - Baxball SANTA. MARGARET - COE. OEA. Office Aide SANTAGATA. CARMEN - DCT SARDI. MARI - TA SAULS. FAITH - Health Careen SCAGGS. GREGORY - Key Club. Library Aide SC'ARDINA. DANNY - TA. SR I .fe Saving SCEBBI. BETH — Volleyball. Track. Batketball. GUT. Intra. NHS. SHS. SH SCHADE. DENNIS — JV Football. V Wrettlmg. Alum SCHEEFF. CAROLE - DE SCHEUERMAN, DAWN — Volleyball. Track. Intra SCHMIDT. SARA — FTA, TA. Chotr SCHOENBERGER CHRISTINE - OEA, COE SCHROTH. LORI — Lawyctrttev Soccerette. TA. Intra. JTL. OEA SCHULTE. DOUGLAS — Swim Team. Track SCHULTZ.STEPHEN -- JV llatlriball. V Football. Concert Bard. Symphonic Bard, NHS. GHS, SR REP SCHUSTER. KIM - TA. Yrbk Suff SC1ARR1LLO. JOSEPH — Intra Golf SCIGLIANO. CHERYL - Chotr. Mirth Mrllov GLC. Batketball. Track. Soft hall JV Cheerleader. GGC SCOTT. CYNTHIA - GGC. Yrbk Suff SEAR. PAMELA — Chec Oub SELVAGE. SHELIA — TA. OEA. Intra SEMAN. JOHN - JV. V Tennrv SR HR REP SEROWSKI. VIRGINIA - Office Aide. TA. Track SHEALY. BERNARD - Track. Intra. SC SHEBOY. MICHAEL - JV Football SHEETS. KRISTINE - Lawyeretiev Chotr. TA. SHERMAN. SUSAN - SC. OEA. Guid Aide. Intra SIDARI. KATHERINE - Color Guard. TA. Guid Aide. Yrbk Suff. Toma me Oub SILLASEN. REGINA - OEA SIMBECK. DOROTHY - OEA SIMPSON. MICHELLE — Color Guard Mgr. TA. Intra SLONE. DENISE - TA. DE SMITH. JANICE - TA SMITH. PATRICIA - Health Careerv SC SOKOL. JANET - GGC. TA SOLLENNE. LYNN - Intra. GGC SPAW. TINA — OEA SPEAR KATHRYN - GGC. Chotr. OEA. SC Alt SPENCE. CHERYL - GGC. Track. TA. JTL. Yrbk Staff SPRAW, SGORGF. Traci. Crow Country SPROSTY. LAURA - OF.A STABA. JOYCE — OEA. Office Aide STACK.CYNTHIA Offke Aide.Guid Aide. SHS. SR HR REP. Ski Club. Inmamc Club STASIK. SANDRA — Intra. SC STAMATIADES. JOHN - Cro� Country Capl. Tract. NHS. FNHS. TA. Math Honorary. Phytaca Olympics STAMATIS. MARK - JV. V Fooeball. SR Claw Prev SC. Mirth Meltov Choir. JTL. NHS STANESCU. ANNE Mirvh-Meltowv Cher. GGC STEMM CHARLENE - Batketball. Volleyball. Track. Softball. Intra. TA STRAH. KENNETH — Track. Bowling. JV Football. TA SURACE. JEFFERY - JV. V Swim Team. Intra. Lifeguard SWANN. RONALD Suge Band. Symph ft March Band. Orch SWICK. MICHAEL - TA. Orch TAGLIAEERRO, PHILIP - JV. V Football. SC TARR. SUZANNE March Symph Band. Choir. Intra. Symph Orch. Timert. SC. TA TAYLOR. CHRISTINE OEA. COE TAYLOR. SHERYL Concert Band. TA TERHORST. LINDA — Cotoe Guard. Allen Aide. TA. Symph Orch. Sertellet TE5IC. UIUANA TA THAPY DENISE - COE. OEA THOMAS. LOLA — Batketball. Black Awarenett. OEA. Track. Volleyball, Intra THOMAS. PAMI1 A - GGC, OEA THOMSON. PAMELA - JV. V Cheerleader. SC. TA. GGC. Guid Aide THORKELSON. KENNETH — AVA. DE Pari TIMKO. SKYLEK - JV. V Football. Drama. Radio Room TINDALL. ROBIN - Color Guard. NHS. FNHS TA. SH TOGHER. VERONICA Lawyeretiev NHS. TA. SC. OEA TOLSON. BONIIIA Tomintc Oub. Servette DECA, TA. GGC TOMASKO. SUSAN — Color Guard. Toman Club, TA. Inlta. Symph Band. Sertette TORDA. GREGORY All Ohio Band. All City Band. March Band. Stage Band. Orch TORRES. ROBERT - Inch. Croat Country IOTH. JOSEPH V Bowling TOWNSEll. WILLIE — Batketball IREXIEK TERRI - OEA. SR HR REP TROPKOET DONNA TA TRUDEAU. TfRRFNCE — DCT TU'RNAL'CKAS. MARK TA IWITCHELl. LORRAINE - Track Mgr. Library Aide. TA. Chec Club TYIOR, CHERYL - GGC. TA. SC Alt UHRINA. lUDITII — OWE VALTO. ADKIANNE — Pool Guard. Swim Team. SC. TA. Yrbk Staff VANDERESCH. DIANE - TA VEGA. JENNY — TA VINE. SHIRLEY COE. OEA. SHS VINSON. ELIZABETH - TA VOLOSIN. DEBORAH - Lawyeretiev SC. NHS. TA. GGC. Choir. Intra. Yrbk Suff VOYTKO. KATHLEEN - V Volleyball. V Batketball. Intra. V Track. V Crow Country. V Softball. GLC. NHS WALKER. DENISE V Track. TA. V Track Mgr. Cafe. Yrbk. Mioonty Club WALSH RICHARD - V Football. V Wrettlmg. Terp Photo. V Track. SC. SR HR REP. Fmt in Candy. Electronic Foreman All WALSH. ROGER — WrcMhng. SC. JV. V Football. SR HR ALT, Electronic Foreman WALTERS. JUDY - OEA WALTOS. JOHN - Gym 1-eider W ARDEN MICHELLE. - OEA wawerek. Sandra - ta. Hall A dc WEAVER. LISA Batketball Sut. TA WEISMAN. JEFFERY - JV Batketball. All City Band, All Ohio Band. March Band. Stage Band. Orch WENZEL. SHARON - OEA WF.RBLAK. JEFFERY - Alumni Aide. Wrettlmg WFYBURNE. TIIRESA - Trick. Drama. Batketball Stat WHITE. ANITA - OWE WIDDER. CHARLES - ID Picture. AVA WIELGOSIEK, DEBBIE — Lawyeretiev OEA. TA. SC. March Band WIF-RSM A. SUSANNE — OEA. COE WILLIAMS. CORDELL Key Club. SR HR ALT WILSON. SANDRA — Volleyball Mgr. Batketball Mgr. Softball. OEA. TA. Intra WINTERICH. JEANNIE — Cheerleader WOLF. ROBERT — Football. Track WOLFF. LAUREE - OEA. Soccerrtlct WOODWOYCH. EDDIE - OWE WOOTEN. TIMOTHY — Decaihaton Marine Fitnctt WRIGHT. COLLEEN — OEA YAKIMOW. DAVID - Band YATSON. DOREEN — Oompah Doll. Atten Aide. GGC. Ski Oub YELDO. THERESA - COE. OEA YONKERS. CYNTHIA - Softball. GGC YOUNG. BENJAMIN - Wrettlmg. Track. Croat Country YOUNG. SCO FT - JV. V Batketball. TA YOWLER. PATRICIA - OEA. Intra ZACHARIAS. KIM - March Symph Band. OEA. Drama ZACHARKIW. STEFAN - Tenmv Band. SC. TA. Gym Leader ZART. MICHAEL - JV BatkefhalL SR Eaoc. TA. SR HR REP. YRBK ZECHMAN. DEBRA - March Symph Band. TA. Stage Band. Cadet Band. Intra. SH. SR HR REP ZEDELLA ROSE — Terp ZKLKO. MARIE - OEA ZERUCHA. STEPHAN - TV. V Football, ITS. TA. SC, All City Band ZIEMSKI. FRANCIS - TA ZIMMERMAN. GLENN - Pool Guard. Swim Team. Chow. Croat Coun. Track Z1NGALE. CONCETTA - Volleyball. TA. Vdtball. SC. Intra CAMPBELL. RICHARD — Chotr. V Swim Team. SC NICHOLS. JOHN - AVA STARNS. ALBERT - FTA Prev Orch. JTL Sec. SC. TA. Drama. HR Sub. Library Aide WEBER. MONICA — NHS Treav JTI. Timet. TA. Yrbk Suff. Chotr. Collettion' GADEMER. ELLEN — NHS. Math Honoeary. Terp. TA. JTL. GGC GOVE. JAIME — Symphonic Orch ABBREVIATIONS KEY Allen Attendance Aide AVA Audio Vnual Aide Cafe Cafeteria Aide Capl Captain DE Dniributne Education FNHS French National Honor Society FTA Future Tcachert of America GGC Gtrk Glee Club GHS German Honor Society GLC Girlt Leadeet Oub Guid Aide Guidance Office Aide Intra Intramural! ITS International Thetbian Society JTL Junior Theater League JV Junior Vartity Mgi Manager NHS National Honor Society OEA Office Education Annotation Orch Orchettra OWE Occupational Work Education Pari Parhamenunan Pret Provident SC Student Council Repretentative Sec Secretary SH Study Hall Checker SHS Spannh Honoe Society SR Etec Senior CUn Etecutive Board SR HR ALT Senior Homeroom Alternate SR HR REP Senior Homeroom Repretentative TA Tcachert Aide Terp Interpreter Suff Tr Trainer T reat T reaturer V Vartity V Pret Vice Prewdent Yrbk Suff Yearbook Suff 1976-77 LAWYERETTES L to R Row I: Lon Schroth, Amy Oakley, Sue Greenland. Debbie Wiclgosiek, Rosann Barber Row 2: Carla Ciliberto, Rhonda Jones, Mary O’Connor. Elaine Rivera, Barb Campbell, Veronica Toghcr. Kirstin Sheets. Row ): Kathy Cooper, Kelly Nicholson. Barb Palkovic, Patty Carlin. Joyce Jasiota. Marian Lowes, Julie Jasiota, Debbie Volosin. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES CLASS OF Peter C. Sumatis President Vice President — John Schneider Vice President — Russ Van Scyoc Treasurer — Mary Anne Zerucha Secretary — Dora Beltavski 165 Row I L to R Mrs West. Judy Fischer. Kathy Dugan. Gigi Dilik. Rita Dimeo, Pam Dolinsky. Sandy Fehcr. Carol Fishell. Linda Gadcmcr. Karen Fogarty. Judy Gaughan. JoAnn Eubanks Row 2 L to R Doreen Fultz. Lisa Evans. JoAnn Gates. Nora Dominic. Karen Eucker. Melissa Dittebrand. Patty Ferenc. Sue Dregalla. Judy Gettings 1976-77 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS L lo R Row I: Joyce Moody. Jan Dukles. Row 2: Bev Maynor. Rose DeLuca. Cathy Bilardo. Row 3: Gigi Dilik. Kay Kean Row 4: Irene Zachar, Sue Barncklow Row 5: Pam Thomson. J u N I 0 R V A R S 1 T Y Row I: Denise Starjar. Nancy Yack ley Row 2: Felicia Faga. Donna Weybumc, Elena Schilla. Dee Dee Sanlanna. Denise Detar Row 3: Joamc McGinty. AIN’T IT GOOD TO KNOW YOU’VE GOT A FRIEND L to R Row I: Alicia Benedetto. Manan Lowes, Julie Jasiota Row 2: Elaine Rivera, Sben Cardo. Patty Carlin 167 DENISON STUDIOS Call Us! For The Very Best In Senior Photography t We Specialize In 5 Exciting Creativity Wedding Portraiture I Family Portraits Restorations And 5 Custom Framing 13035 Lorain Ave. telephone 941-6161 For The Fines! Omega — Sicko Watches and Engagement Rings Guaranteed Watch Jewclcry Repair 16848 Lorain Ave Cleveland. Ohio 44111 941-5477 21835 Lorain Ave Fairview Park, Ohio 331-8144 WCi'R L lo R Row I Cindy Moore. Debbie Murray. Eden Mommers. Debbie Moore. Linda Mihalck floW. BcIva Mclnyk. Pal Moorman. Karen M“™� n. Karen Moran. Paula Menckc. Toni Nicb. Kathryn Mcnckc. Sharon Morris Aon-J; Chris Nichlos. Maggie Morale . Sue Monwhem. Joyce Moody. ROW . Sieve Dorsey, Bill Donnelly. Frank Ecsedy. Sieve Falula. Bob Flonan. Paul Dobrea. Lou Filippelli. Joe Donofrio. Marlin Fomwalt. Randy Edmond . Dean Dvorak. Mr Hohertz ROW 2: Bob Fames. Dana Dodu . Mike Forchi. Bill Findley. Mike Eckardt ROWS: Jeff Dykes. George Dolan. Bob Fillro, Rick Files. Kevin Dunn 70 a: Thanks to our 1977 Patrons MICHAEL ANDREWS MR A MRS VICTOR ANDREWS MARY HEARD LINDA J BEEBE JACK BELWAR MR MRS. ANDREW D. BEMER ALICIA BENEDETTO BERT LINDA 9-20-74 PAT BEVELAOOUA DONNA BEYERLE MITCHELL J BIENIA MR MRS GEORGE BILLEY ELAINE BII.TZ AMY B1NNS DENNIS BIZARRI EDITH BRODAW THELMA BROKAW MRS BRYAN MR MRS EUGENE BUDKEWEIZ WALTER BL'EHNIR DAVE BUNN'ER MR A MRS A C BURKE D. L BURKE A CALIGUIRE JIM CANNON CINDY CONNIE CLEVENGER BOBBY C COI LINS BRIAN T COLLINS DENEENE A COLLINS JOYCE I COLLINS ROBERT C COLLINS DEBBIE COLOMBO MR MRS HERBERT COUGHMAN MR A MRS. RICHARD COZZONF. CECILIO EMANUEL CROSBY MRS CSEKE ABEL H CURRIE RON CZERSKI MR DAIUTO DALE A ELLEN MR A MRS GARDNER DAVID MR A MRS ROBERT DAVIS DEBBIE N- STEVE THE DEGRAND FAMILY MRS STERLING DEHART CHARLES M. DEWBERRY GENE DICKMAN FAMILY RICHARD DISCIPIO MR A MRS THOMAS DIXON DOLORES DORAN MR. A MRS. FRED DORSEY BAI.LF.RY J. DOZIER JAMES E DOZIER JR DIANE ROSE DVORAK MR A MRS. EDWARD J. DVORAK ERIC MARGARET ALICE ETEROVICH MR MRS. GREGORY R EVANS STEVE FA TULA LOU FILIPPELL1 HENRIETTA FISHER MR W I. FISHER BOB FI.ORIAN KAREN FOGARTY JOSEPH V. GAGLINE MR. A MRS IGNATIUS GERENCSER MR. A MRS RICHARD GERENCSER PF.TF.R GESCHKF. MARGARET GESSNER JULIANA GIOUANETT! LOIS GREALIS MR A MRS JAMES E GREENE JOSEPH GREENE JOAN GUSICK MARY ALICE GUSICK LYNNE HACKER WM HACKER FAMILY ELIZ HAGER CURTIS A FLORENCE HALL TERRY D. HAMPTON MR A MRS V HANCHUK A SONS DELORES HARRELL EARWICE HENDERSON DEBBIE HENDRICKS HENRY CHRIS WILMA HERRIS MR A MRS. FRANK HIGGINS BF.RT HORNE KAREN HORNE KEN HORNE MICHAEL J HYLWIAK JEFF A DEBBIE MR A MRS ANTHONY FORTINI . W jgfc; JULIE JASIOTA HANSEL JACKSON JOHN T. JACOBSON JAMES I. JALLOS LINDA JEFFERSON JIM Sc SUE MRS CLIFFORD JOHNSON PATRICIA A JONES FRANK A BOB JOSEPH NORA McBRIDE JORDAN JACK J- JPPOI ITO KAREN JERALD KASICK MR A MRS F.ICHARD L KEMMETT CHUCH KENNING CARLA KIEFER SEAN KILRANE MARIANNE KISH DARIN DISSINGFR MR. A MRS ROBERT KLEIN JOHN KLINGER FRANSUE KNOWLES LOU KNOWLES MRS KNOWLES CAROL KOPCAK JOANNE KORDELL MISS KOVACH SHIRLEY KRAUSE KAREN DROCK PIERRE KULURIS EDWARD E DURZENBERGER KATHRYN LAD MR A MRS ROBERT LAD SUSAN LAST MR A MRS KEN LATKOVIC MR A MRS A LAUDATO TERESE LAUDATO ROBERT LAUX FAMILY ROBERTA LEACH PATTY LECLAIR MR A MRS RICHARD LIDRBAUCH LINDA A JOHN RON LINK MARIAN I.OWFS SUE LUKACH JEFF LYDIC DIANA LYNN LINDA LYNN MR A MRS RUDY LYNN MR A MRS CHARLES MACKEY DIANE MACKEY STEPHANIE MACKEY KAREN MAHINA DORIS MANCUSO BERNADETTE MARLOWE MARY A JOE MR A MRS MICHAEL McGUIRE LISA MERCER KATHY RAIS A MARK MERCER MR A MRS STEWART MICKI EY RICHARD MILITI MACEY MILLER MARY MILLER ROCHELLE MILLS THE MILLS FAMILY MR A MRS J MILLS MR A MRS M MISCHAL MR A MRS E T MOLINARI STELLA H MONAHAN ELEANOR MONTGOMERY SOPHIE MORRIS RUTH MOSSHART MR A MRS. WALTER McGRATH MARY NADER MR A MRS. NADER JOSEPH NAPP1ER MR A MRS GEORGE NESBITT TED OLESKI PAUL G. OSWALD LAUREL OWEN DIANE PALOS CHRISTINA PARTON JUANITA PARTON MR A MRS DON PEACOCK MR A MRS. RAOUL PEREZ MR A MRS BILL PIERCE MR A MRS FRED PIERRE RALPH PFINGSTEN MR A MRS. CLEUD PHELPS SUE PILLIVANT MR A MRS C PILLIVANT DAVID M PLASKON NICK PAPPAS MR A MRS JOHN PLASKON MARY ANN PLASKON STEPHEN PLASKON MISS VIRGINIA PLASKON JUDY PORIOLOS MRS. ALICE PRESSLEY ANGELA TOREY PRESSLEY MR A MRS. WILLIAM PRESSLEY MR A MRS GLENN RANKIN MR A MRS. GREG RATFSIC IRENE A JOSFPH RATESIC JUDY RA LESIC MR A MRS. J. RATICA MR A MRS I REINHARD ELAINE RIVERA MRS ADA RODRIGUEZ MR A MRS WILLIE J ROBINSON EILEEN ROGERS RENE RUDD MARGARET RUSSELL ANITA SABOLID DONALD SADDLER MR. A MRS MARION SAMMUELS FAITH SAULS DALE A MARIAN SCHEUTZOW JOHN A. SCHMIDT SALLY SCHMIDT KIM SCHUSTER MR A MRS BRIAN SCOTT WILLIAM SHAUVER KIRSTEN SHEETS A TIM BUEHNER PAT SHULTZ MR A MRS RICHARD SKORKO DENISE SLOMINSKE D J SMITH JOHN SMITH THE SMITH FAMILY JANIF. SOWL CHLRYL SPENCE JUNE SPRACHMANN JOYCE ST ABA DEBORAH STACEY JOHN STAMATIADES ANNIE STANESCU MARGARET STEWART STORK MICHAEL SWICK TAMMY LOVES CHICO TONI TARTAGLIA C. TATKA FRANK TAVRELL GRETCHEN TESACK MR A MRS WOODIE THOMPSON JOYCE THORNTON JOHN TOMANF.K WENDOLYN THOMAS W. D THOMAS MR A MRS. DONALD TOMASCH PATTI TRUDEAU MABEL TUCK LEY NICKOLAS V. VAMMELLO SALLY VECCHIO JUDI VEVERKA VALERIE LYNN VINYARD KATHY VOYTKO MARY LOU VOYKO MR A MRS JOHN WADDELL ALAN MAURICE WALKER ANGELA RENEE WALKER BOYCE WALKER SR. DF.NISE B WALKER DENISE H WALKER EARL F WALKER HATTIE V WALKER JEANETTE WALKER MR A MRS JOHN WALKER RICHARD L WALKER GREG WELLS MRS JULIE WERBLAK VERA WHITAKER SUE WIERSMA KATHI WILK CORDELL E WII LIAMS EMMA E WILLIAMS KERBY O. W ILLIAMS NELVESTER WILLIAMS STEVE WILSON DOUGLAS W YNN RHONDA YANCF.Y MR A MRS. JOHN YANTZ PRESION YOUNG D YOUTZ SUSAN HOSKO YUROIONAS THE LEO ZINGALE FAMILY MR A MRS. LOUIS ZINGALE MR A MRS SAM BEVF.LACQUA po X 1976 - 77 COLOR GUARD L to R: Diane Schmidlin.Robin Tindall. Marta Hutchins. Sue Tomasko. Linda Ritter (Co-Capt.), Shirley Jones (Captain). Linda Terhorst. Kathy Sidan, Edic Ro enow. Nancy Stewart Center: Micki Simpson. 7 3 3 Charlene Stemm. Debby Taylor. Cathy Stewart. Mr. Napier. Robin Tindcl. Debby Thom. Linda Terharst. Sheryl Taylor. Lola Thomas. Denise Thapy, Debby Thabaj. Lillian Tesie, Chris Taylor. Cynthia Scott, Veronica Togcr. Terry Syro. Sue Tarr. Pam Thomas, Sandy Stasik 171 Row 1 — Mr Schacl. Jim Prcola, F.d Rice. Greg Redicnce, Tim Owens Dave Riesc. John Pctro, Nick Pappas. Row 2 — Dave Plaskon. Willie Robinson, Ken Redding. Mark Paul, Charles Ringlcr. Don Tines. Dan Rchor. Dan Oprea. Bob Raferty, Ron Rautcnstrauch. Patronize These Restaurants! After contacting all the restaurants in the John Marshall area, these (along with the others in the year book) are the only ones that appreciate your business enough to advertise in the yearbook. 1 2 3 4 3. 6 7 • 9. 10 11 12 13 14 12 1$ lb 5 17 18 19. 20 21 22 23 POKEY JOS PIZZA 3529 Warren R 252-4184 Pizza MR HERO 20000 Center Ridge R 333 4646 Sub Shop DANTE'S PIZZA 4176 Rocky River Dr 2514)744 p.zza MARTY’S PIZZA 14025 Puritas R 671-1278 We deliver CAPTAIN S GALLEY 4181 West 150th St 251-3700 Sea food DENNY'S PIZZA 15802 Lorain Ave 41-8833 41-8688 Pizza CHICKEN GALORE 14440 Punlas Ave 251-2256 Chicken A Pizza BOR EVAN S 13050 Brookpark Rd 267 6003 Biscuits A Sausage SANDI-PAUL S 4375 Rocky River Dr 267-4360 Variety of meals HERZOG'S 13040 Lorain Ave 671-9632 German and American Food GOVERNOR CHATEAU 3456 West 117th St 252-1169 Fn night fish fry STOUFFER-S WESTGATE 3030 Westgate Mall 331-9550 Traditional tastes CHUNG'S RESTAURANT 21080 Lorain Rd 333-3070 Chinese. Cantonese food McDONALDS RESTAURANT 15805 Puritas Rd 433-7120 “We do it all for you DILLY DALLY RESTAURANT 3100 Westgate Mall 333-4420 Specially. Sandwiches ANGELOS PIZZA. INC 15613 Puntas Rd 267-8787 267-9388 Pizza Chicken McDONALDS TRISKETT RD 13803 Tnvkett Rd 251-0016 “We do it all for you DUTCH PANTRY RESTAURANT 4161 West 150th St 252-0060 Dutch food and specials BOSTON HOUSE 16501 Brookpark Rd 267-1700 ext 253 The house of famous steaks SAMBOS RESTAURANT 16120 Brookpark Rd 267-6338 24 hour full service restaurant PORT O'CALL RESORT MOTOR INN 16161 Brookpark Rd 267-5100 Prime beef and Seafoods TONY'S 17029 lorain Rd at Kamm’s Comers 251-7800 Italian and American restaurant MARRIOTT INN 4377 West 150th St 252-5333 4-slar Hotel w 3 Restaurants A 2 Lounges PIZZA HUT 14835 Puntas Ave 941-8588 Famous Thin-N-Cnspy and New Thick-N-Chewy Pizza KING W AH RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE 20668 Center Ridge Rd 331-4188 Chinese and American food ”°USE KAMM S PLAZA 37,2 « 252-1741 Pancakes A complete dinner menu r « K-v-s S BEVFRAGE MRS P,ZZA West 136th and Lorain Ave 251-1200 Beverages — Weddings -- Parties - Wines 19 DENNY -S RESTAURANT 16)31 Brookpark A 17695 East Begley 267-1910 234-5956 24 hours special, divert menu Funds for this directory provided in part by. David Gyulay Enterprises x THE VANGUARD STAFF A Judy Ratesic. co-editor, works on the theme section which sets the pace for the entire book. B The yearbook would not be possible without the powering determination of the ad editor Rochelle Mills plans a page for that section, which helps finance this book. C. D. With the front and back of the book covered, this is where the activities and sports section come into being. The activities section is edited by Debbie Volosin assisted by Kay Kean. Here they gather pictures to complete their section. The Sports section headed by Michael Zart is not pictured £. The yearbook would not be complete without the editor of the Senior section. Moni Weber. This section is taken by most seniors to be the most important part of the yearbook. rO o H O m H R 7 0 8 ttmms ROW I (L-R): George Lcabu. Mr Peduzzi. Mark Kulow. ROM' 2: Chuck Lanzilota, Terry McDonald. Rick Lemlcy. ROM' 3: Lou Knowles. Ed Lash. Barry Kwasny. ROM’’ 4: Bob Kovack. Pierre Kuluris. Dave Lang. Pal Kennedy. ROW 5: Milo Lciningcr. Bob Lcib, Mark Lechman. Dan Kost. This book would many people. W Mllores Lu new advisor and Mr. David Hick Publishing; Ripcho Studio w All those who ii Vanguard.