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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1978 volume:

John Marshall High School 3952 West 140 Street Cleveland, OH 44 111 We have pride. A question, a statement, a boast, a joke, or a battle cry — pride is what you make it. In our years at Marshall it has been most often a question. We have pride? In what? PRIDE in our studies and academic achievements ... in our athletics ... in our band v . in our school plays ... in the accomplishments of our fellow students ... in the friendships we made here ... in saying I graduated from John Marshall. Our football team taught us about pride while we were here by setting a goal and by achieving it. Finally, if we have no conscious pride in what we have been or in what we are, we can still have pride when with our roses and diplomas in our hands we can look ahead and say, I have pride in what I shall become. Time it was And what a time it was. It was . . . A time of innocence, A time of confidences, long ago ... it must be . . . I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They're all that's left you. 5 ALMA MATER Oh Marshall High Forever Our Alma Mater Dear We Crown Thee Fairest High School Thy Name we love to Hear Forever We will Love Thee With Hearts so True and Strong Oh Marshall High the BEST SCHOOL! We Praise Thee in Song e 9 Give Us Just One Victory A super eleven in '77 was the battle-cry of the Big Red Varsity Football Team. The Red Machine's victorious season suffered losses only to a powerful Padua Team and to arch-rival St. Ignatius in a 28-26 thriller. By winning the first four games of the season, the Big Red accomplished what no other Mar- shall football Team in the entire history of the school has ever been able to achieve. The record setting fourth victory was particularly sweet for it came against the state power North Canton Hoover. Marshall journeyed to Stark County for that game and Defeated the Vikings 19-6 on their home field. IRON! ROW. loll lo f.M Renee DcCocr, Drew Wwi, Sieve Wdvon. Tom I , Kc.lh Rol.cn. Mork Rcyoll.. Bob Ape . Pec Slwiltv, Ikon M.O.nly, Mxk Von Scyoc. John WiBom. Rocky B� o«n, led SHtovvkl, Joe P. - . Ion Bcrendwn. Toe. I. Coppctto MIOOil ROW. lell lo nKhl Cox I. Hotter. W.ll.e Motion. Ikennn WrlUoim. GoCR Sixlcy. tom Conotvo. Rond, Ph.ll.pv, Tom Conroy. Pole Somlrev. loo Coimon. Mxl, Jones. Morly lowty. John Komtoh.lcn lloelc. N«l C Ixl. Hot Sm.ll., Rexdo KorIhmI. R.r I Srdel. Coxh Volro n. BAC k ROW. loll to r.Khi Cooch SUi.nvky, Cooch Vohel. PM kowo. Bryon SJoor.. Mock k.„ .mk. Pol Mcllev.lt. Move Thot. Met. S.n.pvnn |eny Culowry. Rodney Scoll, Boon I uni, Andrew MrOrw. M.ke Vow.cl., Pol Me Mol,on Gcotgf Sprat. Paul SjixV . Mi Quay!?. Coa � � Mjiv lutk Running With The Pack Looks Like We Made It 14 To the Class of June, 1978 Your years at John Marshall High School will soon be cherished memories. Your learning experiences will serve both you and society in the future. Your talents which have been nurtured by an extremely dedicated faculty will place you in good stead for the role you are to play in life. Being of service to mankind has long been recognized as a noble virtue. As you pass through the hallowed halls of John Marshall High School you do so with the best wishes of the entire staff. Assistant Principals Richard lidrbauch 17 Margaret Kovach Counselors A. Mabel Grayson B. Alice Etcrovich C. Donald Youiz D. Gretchen Tesack E. Edward Wiles F. Joseph Greene Media Center fERAT English A. Joy Smith B. Thomas Allen C. Frances Baran D. Florence Hall E. Mildred Jackson F. Fransue Knowles G. Kenneth latkovic A. Helen Lammers B. Mary Ann Lucas C. Richard Nielson D. Willa Patton f. John Schmidt F. Barbara Sones G. Robert Vinyard H. David Jecmen 21 C- Mathematics Richard VanAllen Rollin Dill c. Victor Hanchuk d. Barbara Harris e. Kenneth Kubach f. Florence Laux g. Jack VVecse 22 Science a. Joseph Leahy b. Carl Locke c. Greg Valenzisi H. Gene Gibbons e. Ralph Pfingsten f Ed Hoherlz g. Esther Hopkins h. John Peduzzi i. Eleanor Bauer Social Studies a. John Dare b. August Caliquire c. Roberta Leach d. Ethel Patterson e. George Klepacz f. Richard Emery 24 2S Business 2f a. Deborah Jones b. Sharon Ohlsen c. Ted Oleski d. Hal Pavia e Dorothy Perez f. Margaret Spisak 27 28 � Foreign Language Special Education a. Enrico Molinari b. Thomas Elkins c. Roger Schlueter d. Anioinette Tartaglia e. Antoinette Biery f. Teresa Kinzer g. Thad Radwan 30 OWE DE DCT Driver's Ed. 31 32 J3 . «r Music Art A. Victor Daiuto B. Margaret Mellon C. Omar Blackman D. Mary Eileen Fogarty E. Robert Pfunder 34 Physical Education a. Linda Beebe b. Bill Brashwitz c. Bill Quayle d. Don Burke 35 Substitutes Student Teachers a. Dennis Battle b. Maureen Nolan c. Daniel Gorbett d. Maria Maldonado e. Cathy Raita f. Mimi Thomas 36 J Assistants a. Margaret Font? b. Doris Mancuso c. Ruth Mosshart d. Louise Randar e. Donna Smith f. Helen Walker 37 a. Anne Bellone b. Beverly Cheek c. Virginia Decker d. Ollie Helm e. Elzenia Holmes J8 a. Lovey Jones b. Sylvia Rodrigue c. Katie Smith d. Alice Utley e. Caretha West Industrial Arts a. Edward Haller b. Sanford Jenkins e. Russell Marx d. Arthur Richter e. Melvin Simpson Editor's Note: Not pictured, Department Chairman Joseph Bahen, who was hospitalized when pictures were taken. 40 Technical Arts 41 42 Opportunities Industrial Home Ec I IDOLS OF General Staff A. Maude Henderson B. Mildred Berner C. Margaret David D. loan Donahue F Joseph Krann F Wilma Herris G. Pauline Kuebler 44 A. Betty Lowes B. Eleanor Montgomery C. Dorthy Streza D. Joe Tousel E. Elaine Smith F. Athena Papas 45 46 «.r spipue uuoojq3un“| 800 Mrs. Biery 816 Mr. Locke 801 Mr. Allen 821 Miss Bauer 802 Mr. Cappetto 822 Mr. P. Caliguire 803 Mr. Clapacs 823 Mr. Chippi 804 Miss Jackson 824 Mr. Holmes 805 Mr. Hanchuk 825 Mrs. Decker 806 Mr. Jenkins 826 Mr. Mileti 807 Mr. Mears 827 Mrs. Knowles 808 Mrs. Feighner 828 Mrs. Spisak 809 Mr. Moxley 829 Mr. Oswald 810 Mr. Richter 830 Mr. Perez 811 Mr. Schmidt 831 Mr. Molinari 812 Mr. Tarrell 832 Mrs. Rodriquez 813 Mr. Valenzisi 833 Mrs. K. Smith 814 Mr. Leahy 834 Mrs. Bellone 815 Mr. Wynn 835 Mrs. Jones Mr. Mischal, Miss Baran, Mr. Jacobson We, the senior class of 1978, have conflicting emotions as we look around us for the last time and prepare to leave John Marshall. There are regrets, for we take memories with us which may grow rosier as time passes, but the regrets are balanced by the joys of freedom and accomplishments and plans for the future. Our diplomas represent the years of our youth, but most prominently the ones spent at Marshall. With these diplomas we have the keys to anything in our futures. We would never have made it this far without the endless aid and support of our senior class advisors and our homeroom teachers. At this time we extend our deepest gratitude to them. 48 artwork done by Bill Hunt and Karen Corcoran 49 Sally Misch, president Kim Dailey, vice president Rosann Barber, secretary Rose DeLuca, treasurer Mark Adamcik Rochelle Allerton James Andos Brian Andrews Carrie Anthony Darren Anthony Robert Apelt Nora Arnold Christine Auber Therese Azara Rosann Barber Vivian Barnin Maria Barno Susan Barricklow Susan Barrier Lynn Barry Elizabeth Basala Sheila Bear Ruthann Bedford Georgeanne Bednarik SO Karon Beecher Laura Bellfy Theodore Beltavski Linda Bennett Judy Benning Dianne Blech Gregory Bobonik Elizabeth Bogan Sandra Boggs Wendy Bowman Karren Brower Rocky Brown Michelle Bowles Darlene Borazanian John Bunnell 51 Michael Brunecz Mark Bunner Marsha Burgess Darrell Burks Linda Burns Mary Carlson Mark Carpenter Tracy Carrick Patti Buttolph Debra Buzzard Denise Cagle William Cagney Dale Campbell )ohn Campbell Jody Cardo Phillip Chambers Thomas Chambers Michael Carroll Marybeth Casale Thomas Cassano Mai Chang Janice Chapin Paul Chapin Sandra Chappell Paula Checovich s; Teresa Ciacchi Deborah Ciesielczyk Danetta Clark James Clark Nicholas Clark Laura Cline Robert Colberg Diane Cole Steven Congelli William Congelli Maureen Conley Cathy Conrad Thomas Conroy Nancy Cook Marybeth Cooney Kathy Cooper Frances Cora Karen Corcoran Jill Corey Patricia Cornelius Steven Cornell Gail Courey Mark Coski Susan Costanzo Joseph Cot man S) James Courey Maribcth Cowan Robert Coyle Carol Cromwell Kathy Curran Timothy Czekaj Kimberly Dailey Keith Curry Sheryl Dajko Emery Dalesio Elizabeth Dane Kenneth Davis Yvonne Davis Laura Degiglio Rosemarie DeLuca N Richard Deppisch Patrick Diamond Peter DeSimone Donna Deutsch Sarny Diaz Diana Dickinson David Dillon Douglas Dillon David DiMauro Kenneth Dinard Atonielta DiSiena Marilyn Diteodoro Denene Dittebrand Carmela DiSorbo Eric Doehner S4 L Michael Fago Marisa Faiica Allan Faulhaber Peter Durell Sheryl Dvorak Cindy Eckhardt Thomas Eddinger Lee Eller Cynthia Emery James Engel Judith Eucker David Eikens Eric Fagan Dolores Doran Carole Dorsey Edward Dougherty Diane Faustini Dennis Fayne Joseph Ferencz Brenda Ferguson Michael Ferretti Sandra Fertal Frank Filippdli David Dresko Janet Duklcs William Fleig Maura Flynn Linda Fooks Michael Fischbach Frank Flachbart Theresa Flanagan ■ Jeff Fryberger Norman Gad inski Beth Gallagher Laura Gallagher Theresa Galvin David Froncek David Frank Nancy Fornwalt Brian Foutz Genia Fox Raymond Garcia David Gardner Evelyn Gates Elizabeth Gaughan Peter George 56 I Jeffrey Gerencser Laura Germani Peter Geschke Jeanne Gibson Juliana Giovanetti Michelle Giguere Sandra Gideon William Giroski Lisa Gluth Natalie Goebelt Tammy Goga Karen Goltermann Brian Graham Carolyn Green Wesley Greene Anthony Griffin Bunty Groening 57 Julie Crugel Pamela Grupe lean Gusick Joan Gusick David Gyulay Tammy Mall Richard Hahn James Hallman Susan Hall James Hamar Tracy Hamlet Pamela Hammons Marie Hannum Frances Hanrahan Patrick Hanrahan Ann Hanzak Diane Harter Raymond Hanzak Cathy Hassell Connie Hargis John Harmon Lee Hart JltJ Mark Havir David Henderickson 58 Michael Herezeg Ruth Herlen Joseph Hockey Tony Hodos Kevin Holivay Regina Hollylield Sally Hoover William Hopkins Kathy Hornak Denise Horton Cynthia Howard Robert Hubbard Susan Huber Leonard Hueter susan nunt William Hunt I Douglas Hutchinson Thomas Hvi dos Donald Jackson Sandra James Donald Janik Eileen Johnson John Eric Jessen Donna Jenuleson Joyce Jasiota 59 Jeanne Jolluck Angela Jones Nicoletta Karadimas Maureen Kearney Patrick Kearney Kathryn Kerka Carole Kennedy James Kent James Kelly Colleen Kessler Kathleen Kilner Darlene Kenny 60 Arlene Kleinholz Kimberly Klich Sandra Knill Kathryn Koch Evangelos Konlos Dana Kontras Carol Kopcak Joanne Kordell Edward Koski Kathy Kost Steven Koubek Maria Kovacs Mary Kowalec Raymond Kowatch Diana Kozubski Shirley Krause Henry Kravec Nancy Krist Edwin Krueger Linda Kuban 61 Joseph Kubes Daniel Kuchmsky Carolyn Kurgan Chris Kutsick Cecilia Lad Kennelh Lang Ann laughlm Margaret Lavelle Pamela Lemlcy Joseph Lenner Leeanne Litvin David Losh Jeffrey Lovelace Martin Lowry Stephen Lozinski Pamela Magovich Bruce Mahler James Lutz Kevin Lytle Renee Macechko Craig Mahoney Lorn Mahoney Susan Maier 62 vs. Christine Malames Diane Malkowski Barb Marko Douglas Martin Renita Martin Daniel McGinty David McKissock Geraldine Mark McManamon MrManamon Tamme Matear Karen Mattina Linda Mayer Robert McCafferty Kevin McDonnell Maureen McFadden Jacquelyn Martmcau Beverly Mayor Kim Martynuska Mary McCafferty 6) David Me Neely Patti McNees Diane Meckes Drew Menke Janet Mercer Lisa Merk Rachelle Merkosky Jeffrey Merrell Joseph Michalak Ann Marie Mihaiu Robert Mone Karen Monschein Linda Morrow David Moser Walter Most Dale Munro David Monday David Mravec Constance Moutseos Thomas Mota Donald Packard Larry Murphy Lynn Olsen Nino Paglia Sharon Novak Pamela Novick Kimberly Olszeski Laurel Owen Barbara Palkovic Linda Pallone Jeanne Parker Deborah Noss Richard Myers James Nahrsledi Bruce Neubauer Jennie Nuessle Donna Pack Peter Panos Janet Parry Maureen Murany Kelly Nicholson Mary Jane O'Connor Terrance Pappas Bonnie Pardee Maria Parente 6S Jayc Pesak Carole Petrilla Patricia Petro Denise Phillips Randal Phillips Venita Pintola Charolett Pitsenbarger Joseph Placek Robert Pongallo Barbara Porter Michelle Powers Marshall Price Charlene Prusha Ann Pucci Victor Raflay Ricardo Ragland Robert Raimann 66 Patricia Recce David Reed Mark Regotti Peter Rein Ronald Reitz Deborah Rentz Dorothy Reynolds Charles Rhine Dina Ricci Brenda Rice Jeffrey Roff Neil Riordan Keith Roberts John Ridenour Cheryl Rice Michele Rostas Thomas Roshetko Michael Roman Edith Rosenow Israel Roman Catherine Roth Mary Rozzo James Rudo Richard Russell Monica Russo Michael Rybarczyk Robin Rzucidlo Blanca Saborit lusto Saborit Carol Sakalo Richard Sanlana Juliana Salonchok Peter Sandrev Leonard Sarka Judi Sass Larry Savetski Perry Savetski Edward Sayles Denise Scensny Sue Schartman Agnes Schermaier Laura Scheuermann Michael Schlott Diane Schmidlin James Schmidt Alan Schneider Eric Schneider Jeffrey Schmidt John Schmidt John Schnabel 68 Laura Schultz 4 Michael Schulte Barbara Schoren I Martin Schumitsh Ralph Schumitsh Oskar Schwarz Gerald Schumacher Mike Sebalj Stephanie Semlcr Stephen Sexton Timothy Shaughnessy Cynthia Shaw Richard Shea Cheryl Shikner Patricia Shultz Laura Shuttera lerome Sikora Kevin Simmons 69 Tara Solomon lanine Sowl William Spraw Michael Spreng V Kenneth Smith Russell Smith Rita Sinka Marianne Sirocky Regina Skoda Deborah Skorko Denise Slominske Edward Slominske Barbara Slusher Catherine Smith Jill Smith Paul Sprosty Deborah Stacey Lawrence Stajcar Theresa Stakich Peter Stamatis Angie Stanley Gregory Starkey Kathleen Stefanik Kathryn Stephens Margaret Stewart John Swierczynski Nancy Stewart Pamela Stiles Mark Storch Mark Stoyka Sara Taylor Coreen S akacs Joseph Szeltner Mary Beth Taylor Madeline Thomma Mary Thomascik Lori Teems Laura Teffenhardl Debora Thomas 7) Cheryl Thompson Joyce Thornton Sherrie Timmons Ronald Tiratto Steve Torda Laura Toth Joseph Trotto Michael Trotto Arthur Todd Karen Todd Andrejs Tomins Melody Townsell Sandra Townsend i% l Kenneth Trapnell 72 Patricia Trudeau Karen Turchan Christos Tsolakis Alan Tuskcs Connie Tyler Paolo Vecchio Sally Vecchio Judith Veverka Bryan Waddell Mark Vaji Sandra Vekas Margaret Walker Shirley Vanderesrh Robert Venorsky Leslie Walters Mark VanScyoc Patricia Verbiak Cynthia Warnick Gabriel Vajda Robin Ulfman Heather White Kathy Wilk Marieanne Weiss Greg Wells Theresa Wilkinson Kelly Williams Michael Wasilko Mark Watson Lynn Weisman John Wilkins Stephen Wilson Gary Wind Joseph Wray Marshall Wyatt Yvette Bolla Erika Ecsedy Sandra Williams Carlton Willis William Wills Sandra Wooten Sam Yee Nadine Zanow John Begin Debra Yelko Sheryl York Donna Zingale Richard Zeck Rhonda Yancey Robert Yatson Irene Zachar Norma Zader 7 Susan Winters Robert Wollerman 74 Helen Estok Clifford Gryc an Sharon Filtro Frederick Hillman 1 Nancy Strauss Sharon Forcht 75 77 Prom: June 2, 1978 Stouffer's On The Square Senior Activities ADAMCIK, MARK - Orcb. Stage Marching Band ANDERSON, EUt A - Library Aide ANDREWS, BRIAN - Ski Cl.. Pool A ARNOLD. NORA - Track Team, Teacher Aide, Servettcs ANTHONY. CARRIE - GLC Pres., Volleyball, Softball APELT, BOB - JV V Football, SC Rep. Sr Hr. Rep. AUGUST, RICHARD - Tennis Team AMR A, THFRESE - Teacher Aide BABOS. WENDY - Lawyerette. GLC, NHS, Softball, Teacher Aide BABSKI, SHARON' - Tennis Team Teacher Aide BAECHLE, BRENDA - DECA Club. Study Hall Aide BAECHLE. LAURIE - Pep Club. Girl's Glee V; BANGFRT, DEBBIE - Teacher Aide. Sr. Hr. Rep BARBER, ROSANN - JV Cheer Capi., SC Rep, Sr Class r Sec.',' OTA, Lawyerette Capt , T.A.. |j B ARRICklOW, SUSAN - Sk« Club, SC Ah., JV V Cheerleader, Teacher Aide BARRY, LYNN - Marching Band BASALA, ELIZABETH - Study H. Aide BEAR, SHEILA - OEA, Band, JTL. Yrhk, SC Rep, Sr HR Rep BEDFORD, RUTHANN - Lawyerette, Teacher Aide, Study Hall Aide BEDNARIK, GEORCFANNE - DECA, Aide BEECHER, KAREN - Girls Glee. Choir, Marshmellows, Teacher Aide BELLFY, LAURA - Lawyerette, OEA SC Sec., BELTAVSKI, TED - |V V Football, Track, Gym Leader, NHS. FLHS, BENNETT, LINDA - Girls Glee, TA BENNING, UTE - Choir, JTI, Yrbk, Drama, Glee Club, Marshmellow, Thespians BF.RICHON, TOM Ski Club, BIAS, KAREN - Glee Club, BLAHA, SCOTT - Tennis Team, JV Football, 'Terp. BLATNICK. PATRICIA - Sk. Club, OEA. COE, Teacher Aide BLEChIdIANNE - NHS, MHS. NEOSF, Servettes, Tomanic Club, NASA EXP. EXEL. SOC., BOLL A, YVETTE - Thespian, Choir, JTL, 'Terp, PC. TA, SC Rep. P A. Announcer BORAZANIAN, DARI f NE - library Aide, NHS, Office Aide BOWIES, MICHELE - Office Aide BOWMAN, WENDY - AVA BREON, DAVE - Gym Leader BREW, MICHAEL - V Basketball BRODERICK, JOHN - Thespian, JTL, Teacher Aide BROWER, KAREN - Track, COE. OEA. Spanish Honor Society BUNNELL. JOHN - JTL, TA, Radio Room, Stage Crew, Sr Cl. Rep, SCAH, ID RA, BUNNER, MARK - 'Terp, Baseball Team, HP., Teacher Aide BURNS. LINDA - Girls Glee, PC, DECA Club BUTTOLPH, PATTI - NHS, GHS, MHS, Math Tutor, Swim Timer, T.A., CAGNEY, BILL - JV Basketball, Baseball CAMPBELL, DALE - JV Football, JV Wrestling CARDO, JODY - Choir, Girls Glee, Yrbk, Wrestling Timer, SC Rep, TA, Office Aide, CARPENTFR, MARK - I D R A. 'Terp, NHS, Stage Crc r) jB,-SC._RadfS Rep. ” CARROLU MICHAEL Chorus, Wrestling I ear her Aide, S.C CARRICKT TRACT- YRBK, Ski [Club Sollball. TA, OFF. A, P C . CASALE, MARY BETH - JV Cheer, TA. GLC, Volleyball, Sr. Hr. Rep, CASSANO, THOMAS,-. JV V football CHAMBERS, PHILLIP - JTL, AVA, THS CHANG, MAI - JV V Cheer, Yrbk. TearTier Aide CHAPIN, JANICE - OEA, T.A., CHECOVICH, PAULA - OEA, T.A.. Intr. Bowling CHISMAR, DOUGLAS - V Football, V Baseball ClACCHI, TERES - Teacher Aide CIESIELCZYK, DEBBIF - Stage Band, Marching Band, T.A., CLARK. DANFTTA - Girls Glee, OEA CLARK, JIM - JV Football. Basketball, V Football Baseball CLARK, NICK - JV V Football, Sr. Hr. Rep., CLINE. LAURA - Teacher Aide COLBERG, ROBERT - JV Football COLE DIANE - Marshmellows, Choir NHS COLEMAN, CAROL - T.A., Study Hall Aide CONGELLI, STEVEN - Choir. MSHMLS. CONlEY.xM tJREEN -I Ski J Club, Dfatri.i, [Teacher AM j ™ONRON THOMAS - Football COOK. NANCY 5k. flub, Wrest. Timer. TA. SC Rep I WJgt COONEY, MARY - Color Guard. Marching Band. Office Aide, COOPER. KATHY - lawyerettes', Melo-dears. Marching Band, TA, OA, Choir CORA. FRANCES - Volleyball, Softball. TA, 'Terp CORNELIUS, PATRICIA - OEA COSTANZO, SUSAN - Vice-Pres NHS., Ski Club. Swim Timer-VP, Yrbk, V Bowling Mgr. COTMAN. JOSEPH - JV V Football, Teacher Aide COURFY. GAIL - Teacher Aide COUKEY, JAMES - NA COWAN, MARIBETH - GLC, SHOA, Track, GA COYLE, ROBERT - Track, Concert Band. Cross Country. T.A. CURRAN, KATHLEEN - Teacher Aid.- , CURRY? KTfTH - JV V Basket bail Stu- dent Council ,‘ P. CZEKA), TIM - Trackr Cross -Country, Teacher Aide • DAILEY Cl. Vice-Pres) DAJKO, CHERYL - Concert Band DALESIO. EMERY - V Soccer Team DAVIS, YVONNE - Pep Club, HC Del UCA, ROSE JV V CHEER. TA Yrhk Glee Club, SC Rep., Sr. Cl. Treas, DEMOK. AIAN - DECA, Sk. Club, DEPPISCU, RICK - SC. T.A., DeSIMONE, PI TER - DECA, Baseball DEUTSCH, DONNA - COF, T V, DICKINSON, DIANA - Teacher Aide DiMAURO, DAVID - Ski Club DINARD, KTN - V Soccer Team DiSORBO. CARMELA - Teacher Aide DITTEBRAND, DENENE - Glee Club, Teacher Aide DORSEY, CAROLE - TA, SC, Yrbk, Minority Affairs Club DUKIES, JANET - JV V Cheer, TA. Girls Clee, Ski Club, OEA ECKHARDT, CINDY - Track, SHC, Soc-J cerctte. Volleyball EDDINGE R. THOMAS-V Football. V Baseball, SC, Marine PM FIT, ELLER, LEE - Jurymen, Choir, Marshmellows EMERY, CINDY - Track, Tomanic Club, TA. MHS, Math Tutor. ESTOK, HELEN - TA, OA, Wrestling Timer EUCKER, j0DUH OLA, L FAGAN, ERIC - Wrestling, JV V Football FAULHABER, ALAN - FA Announcer FAUSTINI. DIANE - Teacher Aide FERENCZ, JOSEPH - JV V Basketbl FERRETTI, MICHAEL - Swim Team Cpt, Pool Guard, Band, Sr Life Saving FILIPPEILI, FRANK - V Bowling FISCHBACH, MICHAEL - Baseball FITTRO, SHARON - Track, Yrbk, GA, Soccerettes FLANAGAN, THERESA - Teacher Aide FLEIG, BILl - Marching Band FLYNN, MAURA - Sr. Cl. Rep, GLC, Student Council, Teacher Aide FORCHT, SHARON - Choir, Drama FORD. LARRY - Track, Basketball, Football - FORNWALT. NANCY - Color Guard, Basketball FOUTZ, BRIAN - Track, Office A FRANK, DAVID - Marching Band FROHWFRK, FLI7ABFTH - Ski Club FRONCEK, DAVE - Math Hon, AVA, SC FRYBFRGER, JEFF - Golf, Baseball GADZINSKI, NORMAN - NHS-Pres, FLHS GALLAGHER, LAURA - Sk. Club, TA, GALVIN, THERESA - OEA Cl Pres., Teacher Aide GARCIA, RAYMOND - JV Football, Pool Guard, Ski Club, AVA, V Football GARDNER, DAVF - Cross Country, Track, NHS, Orch, Physics Olm. CATES, EVELYN - Teacher Aide CFRENCSER, JEFFREY - DF, Yrbk GERMANI, LAURA - OFA, COE GESCHKE, PETE - Gym Leader GLASER, DAVID - March Stage Band, DB, IDA, ACB, Study Ha. A, GIBSON, JEANNE - Choir, Band, ACB, AOB, ACC, All City Band GIGUERE, MICHELLE - Yrbk, OEA, NHS, FHS, Teacher Aide GIOVANETTI, JULIE - COE, OEA, Sr. Cl Rep GLUTH, LISA - Teacher Aide GOEBELT, NATALIE - Guidance Aide GOGA, TAMMY - Girls Glee, NHS. Yrbk, SC Marshmellows, T A., Concert Chorus COLTERMAN, KAREN - Ski Club GOODWIN, LARRY - Track. JV V Basketball, TA. SC Rep GRAHAM, BRIAN - AVA GROENING, BUNTY - Orch, TA, PG GRUEGEL. JULIE - Orch. TA, Pool Guard GRUPF, PAM - Chorus, March Band, Concert Band, TA, Office Aide, GUSIK, JOAN - Office Aide, Pep Club, TA, Student Council GUSIK, JEAN - Pep Club, O.A, T.A., SC, F.T.A, Servettes HAHN, RICHARD - Track, Orch, ACB, Cross Country, March Stage Band, AVA, HANRAHAN, FRAN - Oea, Teacher Aide, Student Council HANZAK, RAYMOND - AVA HARMON, JOHN - V Bowling Golf HAVSI, PAUL - Math Honor HAV1R, MARK - Track, Concert Band Math Honor, Spanish Honor, Math Tutor, TA, SC Rep., Sr Hr Rep FIERCZEG, MIKE - Swim Team HERTEN, RUTH - Cross Country, Track HILLMAN, FREDERICK - Gym Leader, Basketball, Track Mgr. HOLIVAY, KEVIN - AVA HOLLYFELD, REGINA - Teacher Aide HOPKINS, W'lLLIAM - Student Counrt HORTON, DFNISF - COE, Sr Cl Rep HUBBARD, ROBERT - MHS, Pres, NHS; Library Aide, Teacher Aide HUBBELL, WILLIAM - Student Cncl HUDSON, THFOPHIIUS - Basketball HEUTER, LEONARD - V Football HUNT, SUE - Teacher Aide HUNT, WILLIAM - Teacher Aide HUTCHINSON, DOUGLAS - NHS, MHS, SC ALT, Baseball, Math tutor, HVIDOS, THOMAS - Pool Gurad, TA, Drama, Spanish Honor Society IRIZARRY, JIMMY - GymnasticSr Basketball IRONWING, ROStMARY - TA IAMF.S, SANDRA - Tomanic Club, Law- yerettes, OA, SC, TA JASIOTA, JOYCE - Lawyerottes, 'Terp, TA JESSEN, JOHN - NHS, March Band AVA. TA, All City Band JOHNSON, SUSAN - Band JOLLUCK, JEANNE - Office Aide JONES, ANGELA - Band, OEA JONES. JOHN M - V Football, SL JONES, JOHN A - Concert Band JUNG, CAROLYN - Tomanic Club NHS TA, FTA, OA, Math Honor KANDAH, JOHN - V Football KANDAH, SUE - Teacher Aide KARADIMAS, GEORGE - Soccer, Football Mgr. KARADIMAS, JOHN - Soccer, Chorus, Marshmellows, All City Ohio Chorus KARADIMAS, NICOLETTA - Track, GLC KAYSAK, JOHN - Ski Club KEARNF.Y, MAUREEN - SC, OEA, AVA, Library Aide, Sr Hr Rep KELLY, JIM JV Football KENNEDY, CAROLE - OEA, Glee Club. Teacher Aide KENT. JAMFS - Terp KERKA, KATHRYN - NHS, Servettes, KERR, MARY - Teacher Aide? KESSLER, COLLEEN - OEA, POA, TA KILNER, KATHLEEN - FHS, Pep Club OEA, Servettes, Office Aide KIRCHENBAUER, DOUGLAS - Swim Team, Pool Guard KIRSCH, NANCY - Ski Club, SC,TA KISSINGER, KARIN - Ski Club, OA KLEIN, PAUL - FLHS, V Basketball KLEINHOLZ, ARLENE - Yrbk, Ski Club SC Alt, Office Aide, Sr Cl Rep Alt Teacher Aide KLOSTERMEYER, ANN - OEA, Office Aide KNILL, SANDRA Teacher Aide KOCH, KATHY - Choir, Glee Club Teacher Aide - _ KOPCAK, CAROI - NHS, MHS, TA, Math Tutor) Choir, Marshmellows March Stage Band KOSKI, ED - V Basketball. Sr. Hr. Rep., KOST, KATHY - OEA KOUBEK, STEVE - AVA KOVACS. MARIA - Teacher Aide KOWALEC, MARY - OEA KOWATCH. RAYMOND - Wrestling, Ski Club KRAUSE, SHIRLEY - Choir, Glee Club KRIST, NANCY - JTL, FLHS KREUGER, ED - Orchestra KUBAN, LINDA - NHS, FHS, Yrbk., Cross Country, Swim Timer, TA KUBES, JOSEPH V Basketball Mgr SC Alt, Jurymen, Tomanic Club KURGAN, CAROLYN - OFA. COE, KURILCH, RON - Track KUTSICK,CHRIS - 'Terp, Choir, Teacher Aide,IA LACEY, TAMMY - Melodears, Swim Timer, Servettes, Choir, T.A., Sr. Cl. Rep LAD, CECILIA - NHS, FHS, TA, Yrbk, Soc-cerette, All City Band, Marching Band LaGUARDIA, DANIEL - Wrestling LANG, KENNETH - JV Football, Student Council Treasurer LAUGHLIN, ANN - NHS, FLHS, MHS, TA, Servettes, Swim Timer, Sr Cl Alt I FIB, SHERRY - OEA LEMLEY, PAM - OEA, TA. Senior Activities Cont'd LITVIN, LEEANNE - Chck Club LOSH, DAVID - 'Terp, SHS, SC Rop Sr Cl Rep, Teacher Aide LOVELACE, JEFFREY - Wrestling LOWRY, MARTY - Football, Wrest. LOZINSKI, STEVE - MHS LYTLE, KEVIN - JTL, YSA, Drama Thespians MACECHKO, RENEE - OEA, T.A., MAGOVICH, PAM - OEA MAIER, SUSAN - NHS, OEA, OA, Sr Cl Exec. Board MAKILA, WILLIAM - Wrestling, SC Rep, Teacher Aide MALAMES, CHRISTINE - Orchestra MANCE, JOHN - OWE MARKO, BARBARA - OEA, SC, OA MARTIN, DOUG - OWE MARTIN, RENITA - OEA, Spanish Honor Society MARTINEAU, JACKIE - NHS, MHS, Yrbk, Basketball, TA, MARTYNUSKA, KIM - DECA, TA MATFAR, TAMME - Basketball, Yrbk. COE, TA MATTINA, KAREN - Teacher Aide MAYER, LINDA - Teacher Aide MAYNOR, BFVERLY - JV V Cheer NHS, FHS, Teacher Aide McCAFFERTY, MARYANN - Ski Club McCAFFERTY, ROBERT - NHS, Golf, SC Alt., MCCUNE, DARREN - OWE McDonnell, kevin - ski club, McFADDEN, MAURFFN - Teacher Aide McFALL, RANDY - Track, Baseball. OWE, Sr Hr Alt McGINTY, DANIEL - JV V Football, Alumni Assoc, SC Rep McKAIN, JAMES - Guidance Aide, Academic Challenge, McKISSOCK, DAVID - NHS, MHS, Choir, Marshmcllows McMANAMON, GERRIE - Ski Club, SC McNEES, PATTI - DECA, TA MECKES, DIANE - NHS.MHS, TA, Choir, Timer, Glee Club, Sr Cl Rep, Solo Contest MERCER, JANET - Yrbk, Orchestra MERK, LISA - Sr Cl Alt, Choir, Girls Glee, Teacher Aide MERKOSKY. RACHELLE - Teacher A., MIHAIU, ANN - OEA, Serveltes, Girls Glee Club, MIKER, RUTH ANN - Marshmcllows, Choir, Ski Club, GLC, Sr Cl Rep, TA, Girls Glee Club MILLS, ROCHELLE - Yrbk-ED., NHS, FTA, TA, Serveties, Girls State Rep., MISCH, SALLY - Sr Cl Pres, SC Rep, NHS, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Teacher Aide MONSCHEIN, KAREN - Track, GLC, Marshmellows, March Stage Band, All City Band A Orch, Oompah Doll Capt. MOST, WALTER - Ski Club, Yrbk, AVA, Teacher Aide MOUTSEOS, CONNIE - SC Alt, TA' Office Aide MUNDAY, GEORGE - 'Terp MUNRO, DALE - March A Stage Band, Swim Team, Pool Guard MYERS, RICHARD - Sr Hr Rep, SC, Rep, Swim Team NADER, MARY - Yrbk, Servettes, NICHOLSON, KELLY - Lawyorettos, Yrbk, SC Rep, Teacher Aide, NOSS, DEBORAH - Yrbk, TA, NUESSLE, JENNIE - 'Terp, SC Rep, Ski Club, OA, Teacher Aide, O'CONNOR, MARY - NHS, lawyerette. Choir, SC Vice-Pres, Girls Glee. Thespians, Marshmellows, OLSZFSKI, KIM - COE OWEN, LAUREL - Swim Team Timer, Sr. Class Rep, TA, March Band, SYAP, Pool Guard, Cadet OZANICH, KATHY - Choir, Girls Glee Club PALKOVIC, BARB - Band, Lawyerettes, Glee Club PANOS, PANAGIOTIS - Sorter, SC Rep PAPPAS, TERRY - Sr Hr. Rep. Choir. Marshmellows PARENTE, MARIA - Teacher Aid PARKER, JEANNE - Glee Club, Marshmellows, Choir, Teacher Aide, Guidance Aide PARRY, JANET - Sr. Hr. Alt., Glc, TA, Softball. Choir, Marching Band, Pep Club '•Vi PAULL, JACKALYN - SC Alt, Ski Club GLC, Choir, Tomanic Club, Pep Club. OA PECK, CARL - MHS, leather Aide PESAK, JAYE- Teacher Aide DE PHILLIPS, DENISE - Study Hall Aide DF-. PHILLIPS, RANDY - JV V Football SC Rep., Sr. Class Exec. Board, Track, Aide PINCHBECK, CORINNE - Girls Glee Club PITSENBARGF.R, CHARLOTTE - Orch Servettes, Pres., Cafe Aide PORTER, BARBARA - Sc Rep, Cho. Ski Club, March Band, Glee Club, Bowlin] POWERS, MICHELLE - Ski Club PRICHARD. CORDELIA-Drama, SC Rep TA., Choir, Servettes, Pep Club, Gle Club RAGLAND, RICARDO - JV V Football ] V Basketball. Track RAMIREZ, JOHN - Soccer RFFCF, PATRICIA - Ski Club, Office Aide REED, DAVID - Intrs. REGOTTI, MARK - JV V Football REIN, PETER - Teacher Aide REITZ, RONALD - Teacher Aide, Poo Guard, Swim Team REYNOLDS, DOROTHY - Office Aide RICCI, DINA - Choir, Marshmellows RICE, BRENDA - NHS, Basketball, Track March Band Capt., GLC, Orch, All City J Ohio Bands RIORDAN, NEIL - Cross Country, Track, ROBERTS, KEITH - V Football. JV Basketball, Baseball ROBERTSON, STEVE - Soccer ROFF, JEFFREY - Soccer, TA, ROMAN, ISRAEL - Gym Leader ROMAN, MICHAEL - Tennis Team, SC Rep, Sr Hr Rep, Teacher Aide ROSENOW, EDIE - Color Guard Co-Captain ROSHETKO, THOMAS - SC PRES, 'Terp Swim Team, Track, Wrestling. Sr Hr Rep SC Rep ROST AS, MICHELE - NHS, GLC, BasketbaB Mgr, Tennis Team, Tomanic Club, Track, Girls Glee ROZZO, MARY - SC Rep, OEA Class President Vice-Pres. RUDO, JAMES - Swim Team, SC Rep 1 RUSSELL, RICHARD - Wrestling RYBARCZYK, MICHAEL - DE Vice-Pres RZUCIDLO. ROBIN - Color Guard, Band. Pep Club, Swim Timer, Yrbk SABORIT, BIANCA - Choir. Sr Rep SABORIT, JUSTO - Stage Band SALONCHOK, JULIE - Terp, TA, SANDREV. PFTE - Sr Hr Rep. SC Re Track, Wrestling. Football SAVETSKI, PERRY - Golf SAYLES, EDWARD - AHS SCENSNY, DENISE - OEA Class SEC. CC Class President SCAR 1 MAN. SUE - OF A. COE SCHERMAIER, AGNES - FTA, Ore Teacher Aide SCHEUERMANN, LAURIE - Yrbk., SCHMIDLIN, DIANE - Color Guard Cpt. SCHMIDT, JAMES - Track, Bowling SCHNABEL. JOHN - AHS SCHNBEIDER, AL - JV Football, Swim Team, Soccer, Pool Guard, Gym Leader, MHS, SC Rep SCHNEIDER, ERIC - Stage Band, Marching Band SCHULTE, MICHAEL - Swim Team, Soccer SCHUMZCHER, JERRY - Sr Hr Alt, Teacher Aide SCHWARZ, OSCAR - March Stage Band. 'Terp, All City, All-Ohio Fair Band, Dixie Band Leader SEMLER, STEPHANIE - Soccerettes, OEA, Girls Glee SHAUGHNESSY, TIM - Golf SHAW, CYNTHIA - Pep Club, Yrbk, Teacher Aide SHEA, RICHARD - March Stage Band SHIKNER, CHERYL - Office Aide SHUTTERA, LAURA - DE SIROCKY, MARIANNE - Swim Team Pool Guard SKIVER, LARRY - AVH SKODA, REGINA - DE SKORDO, DEBORAH - 'Terp SLOAN, BRYAN - Choir, MHS, SC REP, JV V Football, Wrestling, PA Announcer, Marshmellow SLOMINSKE, DENISE - Bowling Intr., SLUSHER, BARBARA - Teacher Aide SOWL, JANINE - Teacher Aide SMITH, JILL - SC Rep, Sr. Hr Rep DE SMITH. KENNETH - Track SPIRO, MICHAEL - Track SPRAW, WILLIAM - JV Football, Jurymen SPRENG, MICHAEL - Key Club, ABA. Jurymen, Choir, Guidance Aide, Vocal Solo Contest, SPROSTY, PAUL - Cross Country, Track STACEY, DEBORAH - OEA STARKEY, GREGORY - Football STARK, PERRY - Ski Club STAMATIS, PETER - Sr Class Rep, JV Football Baseball, Choir, Marshmellows , STEFANIK, KATHLEEN - NHS STEPHFNS, KATHRYN - Swim Timer Servettes, Yrbk., STEWART, MARGARET - OFA STEWART, NANCY - Color Guards STILES, PAM - 'Terp STRAMOWSKI, ALTHEA - 'Terp STROYKA, MARK - JV V Football, Track, Wrestling, SC Rep SZAKACS, COREEN - Study Hall Aide SZELTNER, JOSEPH - Soccer, Tennis Team. 'Terp, Teacher Aide TATAR, ARTHUR - Ski Club TEDESCO, LUANN - Teacher Aide, Office Aide TEEMS, LORI - DECA Treas, Study Hall Aide TEFFENHARDT, LAURA - OEA TEHOKE, DENISE - SH Aide THOMAS, DEBORA - Yrbk, Minority Affairs, Sh Library Aide THOMAS, JOYCE - Track, Basketball, Volleyball (THOMMA) BOGDAN, ELIZABETH - TA Dance Contest, Bowling liras, THOMMA, MADELINE - Yrbk, SC Rep, Sr. HR Rep., TA THORNTON, JOYCE - Servettes, 'Terp, TA, NHS TIMMONS, SHERRIE - SC Alt., Library Aide, Glee Club TIRATTON, RON - Baseball TODD, KAREN - GLC, Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Softball, Badmitton, NHS TOMINS, ANDREJS - SC b Alt., Sr. HR Rep., Tennis Team, Sc Rep. TOTH, LAURA - OEA, OA TOWNSELL, MELODY - Minority Affairs, YRBK, TA, SH Library Aide TOWNSEND, SANDRA - GLC Choir, TA TROTTO, MICHAEL - Sr. Hr. Rep. SC Rep., AHS TSOLAKIS, CHRIS - Soccer TUSKES, ALAN - JTL, FT A, Thespian. TA, Drama, Radio Room VAJI, MARK - Baseball VANDFRFSCH, SHIRLEY - OEA, TA VANSCYOC, MARK - JV-V Football VASICKE, JOE - OWE VASSEL, DAVID - Band VASQUEZ, EMMA - TA, Minority Affairs VECCHIO, SALLY - 'Terp, TA Swim Team, Sr. Class Rep., SC Rep, Softball, Baseball Score Keeper VEKAS, SANDRA - OEA, TA VEVERKA, JUDITH - NHS, FTA, TA, Girls Glee, 'Terp, SC Rep., Stage Marching Band WALKER, MARGARET - OEA. DCT, TA WALTERS. LESLIE - Swim Timer SC Alt., OEA, WATSON, MARK - Swim Team. Pool Guard, Band WEISMAN, LYNN - Office Aide, Study Hall Aide, WEISS, MARC - 'Terp WEISS, MARIEANNE - Teacher Aide Servettes, WELLS, GREGORY - SC Rep, TA, Sr Cl Exec-Board, Thespian, Orch, Stage March Band, WHITE, HEATHER - SC Alt, Orch, Toman-ic Club, Sr Hr Alt, Span. Honor Society WHITEHEAD, BEA - Teacher Aide WILK, KATHY - Servettes, Track, Teacher Aide, Cross Country WILKINS, JOHN - Track, Football WILKINSON, THERESA - Library A WILLIAMS, ELFREDA - TA WILLIAMS, KELLY - SC Rep. JTL, Lawyer-ettes. Drama, Thespian, Teacher Aide WILLIAMS, KERBY - Key Club, Minority Aff, SC Alt., WILLIAMS, SANDY - JTL, Tomanic Club, GLC, Study Hall A. Off A WILLIAMS, SHEILA - OWE, T.A., WILSON, STEVE - Football, Track WIND, GARY - NHS, March Band, SHS, SC Rep, V Bowling Team WINTERS, SUSAN - Study Hall Aide WOOTEN, SANDY - OEA, Teacher Aide, Library Aide WYATT, MARSHALL - Choir, Jurymen. Library Aide YANCEY, RHONDA - OEA, T.A., YATSON, ROBERT - Marching Band YEE, SAM - Marching Band YELKO, DEBRA - Sr Hr Alt YORK, SHERYL - Study Hall Aide, Office Aide YOUNG, PRESTON - Baseball, Gym Leader, 'Terp, SC Rep, YOUNT, PAMELA - Bowling Jntra Teacher Aide ZACHAR, IRENE - JV V Cheer., Sr Cl Exec-Brd., Sr Hr Rep, OEA, Teacher Aide, Servettes ZADER, NORMA - Tomanic Club. TA, ZANOW, NADINE - NHS, MHS, Swim Timer, Teacher Aide, Office Aide ZECK, RICHARD - Track, Wrestling Gym Leader, Teacher Aide ZIMMERMEN, STEVEN - Aide ZINGALE, DONNA - Office Study Hall Aide ZITELLO, VICTOR - Wrestling ZOLIDIS, JOHN - Track. Cross Country, Gym Leader, The Big Red Machine Captures 8-2 Season a. Junior halfback 22 Joe Plezia run against Padua. Joe gained 616 yards rushing, had 11 punt returns, 7 kickoff returns, and added 50 points to the scoreboard this season. b. Senior halfback 32 Keith Roberts is assisted by Coach Vic Han-chuck and aids while he was down momentarily during the Ignatius game. Keith gained 40 yards rushing, had 10 punt returns, 9 kickoff returns, 40 tackles, 3 quarterback sacks, and scored 6 points this season. c. Senior halfback 3IMarty Jones tackles the ball carrier during the Ignatius game. Marty had 50 tackles, 2 which were saving tackles, and intercepted 3 passes returning them a total of 104 yards. d The Lawyers get sideline coaching from Assistant Coach Mr. Al Valenzisi. John Marshall 1977-1978 Football Losing only to Padua and St. Ignatius, the Big Red Machine captured its best season since 1960, scoring 221 points, and holding their opponents to 108 points. Three outstanding individual achievements were reached this year. Senior fullback 33 Len Hueter rushed for 1002 yards, senior quarterback 15 Marty Lowry had the longest field goal of 46 yards, and senior end 86 Ricardo Ragland had a career tackling record of 145 tackles in the last three years. Individual Honors of 1977: Cleveland Press All Scholastic Team, Ricardo Ragland. Comcorp Newspapers All West Team, Ricardo Ragland. Cleveland Plain Dealer All Scholastic Team, Ricardo Ragland. All West Senate Team, Tom Conroy, Len Hueter, Marty Lowry, Ricardo Ragland, and Mark Reg-otti. Cleveland Plain Dealer Dream Team, Ricardo Ragland, and Marty Lowry. And the Coca Cola Golden Helmet Award for the Outstanding Offensive High School Player of the Week was awarded to Marty Lowry. e. Senior quarterback 15 Marty Lowry with the huddled Lawyers. Marty gained 473 yards rushing, and added 42 points to the scoreboard. f. The team huddles together before a game. We're just like one big happy family, replied senior guard 62 Dan McGinty. g. The Lawyers charge on the field, being lead by senior center 54 Pete Sandrev. h. j. Seniors Bob Apelt 55, and Joe Cotman � 72, suffered injuries this year. Both boys were hurt in the fight against Padua, both boys also suffered torn cartilages in the left knee, both boys shared the same doctor, and the same hospital room. The team believed in togetherness. This year's success of the JMH Soccer Team was largely due to 3-year lettermen Emery Dalesio, John Ramirez, Jeff Roff and Joe Szeltner. Two other senior supporters on the squad are Ken Dinard and Pete Panos. The team showed considerable improvement from last year with a record of 7-8-2. Chris Tsolakis and Mike Schulte, second year lettermen are two other starters who will be missed next year. mm 66 Front Row L to R: Scott Wardrope, Ed Hanser, Bill Haney, Scott Hollins, Alex Dimatteo, Jim Denny, Dan Masso, Phil Costanzo, George Karadimas, Lee Hart (manager). Second Row t to R: Mike Mohney, Mark Breha, Mike Fenske, Pete Panos, Christos Tsalokis, John Ramirez, Jeff Roff, Carlo Cukon, Ray Sindyla, Bruce Furst. Last Row L to R: Mr. Kubach (coach - JV), tom Kouts-eralis (asst. Coach), Joe Parente, Eric Anderson, Mike Schulte, Joe Szeltner, Emery Dalesio, Ray Urban, Alex Christino, Alex Nadai, Tom Potter, Coach Mr. Nielson A. Senior Mike Schulte keeps the ball from the opponent B Goalie Emery Dalesio boots the ball from danger. C Senior Joe Szeltner controls the ball and looks for an open shot. D Senior Jeff Roff and Fairview player battle for the soccer ball E. Happy teammates congratulate sophomore Scott Wardrope for a beautiful goal. G. Soccerettes for 1977 - Sharon Fittro, Erika Ecsedy, Linda Eubanks, Connie Urban, Cheryl Sindyla. H. Senior John Ramirez looks for an opening in rival defense. 87 w Keep On Trackin' The track team is starting out the season with very hard practice. The team members all have high hopes for their success in the season. The indoor track season starts in February. The outdoor track season starts in April. Both seasons are expected to have much success. A. Stiff competition for Tim Czekaj. B. Mark Chapin concentrates on his running. C. Chris Henderson begins his race with much style. D. Pat Kearney shows his style in the long |ump E Don McKenney looks like the lone runner Across The Country The cross country team did very well this season with a 5-2 record in the dual meets. The team also did well in the Senate Championships with a 5th place out of 14. The team was 8th out of 23 in the Sectional Championships. The team also did well in the many Invitational races. Good going team. A. Team warms up before the meet. B Glen Hasek runs ahead of the competition C. Dave Gardner shows his style while running. D. Don Bishop has stiff competition while running. Special thanks to Dave Gardner svho supplied pictures. Left to Bight Top- Coach Barringer, Don Bishop, Dave Gardner, Jim Czekaj, Ed Yasenchak, Coac h E Ik ins Second- Rodenc Jackson, Bob Spraw, Tom Jefferson. Joe Diaz, Glenn Hasek, Bottom- Rob Schuler, Dave Molecko, Tim Carlin, Tim C ekaj, Jim Kempf. 89 The John Marshall basketball team finished the 1977-78 season with the best record since the early 1960's. Led by senior Ricardo Ragland, Paul Klein, Ed Koski, and Larry Goodwin the Lawyers compiled a record of 13 wins and only five losses, along with establishing many team and individual records. The team's 99 points against Central Catholic established a new field house scoring record to go along with a season average of over 70 points per game. Against the Padua Bruins 90 points were also scored in a 90-68 victory. Ricardo Ragland led the team and the West Senate in scoring with a 23.1 average. This along with his season and career rebounds were all individual Marshall records. Ricardo also set a record of 38 points against Padua, and a career record of 695 points before tournament action began. Senior Larry Goodwin set a single season assist record and Paul Klein and Ed Koski set percentage shooting records. This year's success was also due to the contributions of seniors Michael Brew and Keith Curry, Juniors Angel Pagan, Jeff Wessel, and Rick Winpisinger, sophomores Kevin Shealy and Tyrone Cochran, and managers Mark Wielgosiek and Tom Caruso Left to right- Angel Pagan, Ed Koski, Tyrone Cochran, Larry Goodwin, Ricardo Ragland p Keith Curry, Rick Winpisinger Front- Mark Wielgosiek, Tom Caruso ' ,lul klein, Kevin Sheak V- Jeff Wessel A Ricardo Ragland and trophy. B Ricardo Ragland gets a jump ball vs. South D. The team huddles around Coach Remke during a time out E. Angel Pagan dives on a loose ball. Ed Koski 14 and Kevin Shealy (40) look on F Ricardo Ragland dribbles out of a crowd against South. C. Ed Koski scores a lay up against South H. Angel Pagan passes to Mike Brew vs. South 91 The 1977-1978 John Marshall Wrestling team had an average season this year. We were expecting a great season, and we wound up with an average season. There were alot of guys out walking the halls that should have been coming out for the team, says Head Coach Gene Gibbons. The Lawyers team was aided by three seniors who the coach says were his most valuable wrestlers. They are: Marty Lowry, Pete Sandrev, and Dan I aguardia. 92 a. Junior Pal McMahon wrestles at 185 lbs. b. Senior Marly Lowry wrestles ai 167 pounds, c. Senior Pete Sandrev wins the heavyweight match, d. The John Marshall Varsity Wrestling Team: First row (Mat aids) Jami Mazurowski, Lori Berendsen, Gail Karnatz, Kathy Cooper, Linda Santiago, Sherri Lan-zilotta, and Kathy Bresien. Second row: Bob Fenske, Dan Laguardia, Jim De-Luca, Jim Kerr, John Laguardia. Scott Hudnall, Kevin Hudnall. Third row: Coach Gene Gibbons, Tom Mound, Ron Zelenka, Pete Sandrev, Pat McMahon, Herb Simpson, Marty Lowry, Larry Flanagan, Ray Kowatch, and Assistant Coach Fd Haller, e. Senior Rocky Brown wrestles at 138 pounds, f. Senior Ray Kowatch wrestles at 133 pounds, g. The John Marshall Junior Varsity Wrestling Team: First row: Bob Fenske, Jim DeLuca, John LaGuardia, Tom Helderman, Tom Mound, and Bob Ringler. Second row: Larry Flanagan, Charles Lewis, Mike Sawicki, Steve Thur, and Ron Zalenka, and Coach Ed Haller. 93 Batters Up! In the first inning of the first game the first player got to first base, which seemed to indicate a winning season. The team started out with a 4-0 record. The team then went to a 7-2 record. The many hard weeks of practice ended up in a 15-14 record. A Jimmy Clark scores another B Jimmy Clark gets a base hit. C The learn watches as team member bats. D. Darren McCune plays at first base. I. Mark Vaji pitches as first baseman looks on F Ron Trotto scores as Jimmy Clark looks on. G Tom tddinger slides into home. H. Bob McCaskey has tight play at plate. Left to Right: Front - Mark Grospitch, Bob McCaskey, Dave McDaniel, Len Sanger, Howard Cornell, Mark Logue, Mike Jupina. Second - Jim Clark, Jeff Fryberger, Pete Stamatis, Doug Hutchinson, Keith Roberts, Ron Tiratto, Joe Plezia, Doug Chismar. Top -Coach Ken Kubach, John Moilou, Mark Vaji, Tom Eddinger, Mike Fishbach, Darren McCune, Bernie Gaydos, Angel Pagan, Coach Terry Scahel. The JMH golf team with the help of the seniors Tim Shaughnassy, Bob McCafferty, Perry Savetski and Jeff Fryberger have driven, putted and chipped their way to another senate victory. Tim Shaugh-nessy was the senate medalist for lowest game in the Senate competition. Perry Savetski set a record for the lowest golf score in Marshall history. Jeff Wcssel shot a 35 for nine holes in the Faculty Meet. Next year's returning juniors are Jeff Wessel and Dave D'Entremont. Coach Mr. Burke stated that he is looking forward to next year, and another successful season. Wessl 97 1977 - 1978 Marshall Swim-Team The Marlins 98 The 1977-1978 Marlin Swimteam had a very unusual season. As head coach Bill Brashwitz replied, The season was dis-apointing. We had to cancel 6 meets due to the weather. With all the snow days it was hard to keep the team in condition. Whenever we could make the meets, the team did well. It was a good year. Senior Ron Reitz broke the school butterfly record, Senior Alan Schneider is only 1 second off 2 sprint records, and Junior Dave Zimmerman is only 1 second off the breast stroke record. Pictures A, B, C show the Marlins in action. J.M.H. SWIM TEAM. 1st row: Coach Bill Brashwitz, Lloyd Menke, Chuck Sirocky, Bob Froncek, John McGinnis, Jeff Hager, Coach Sandy Jenkins. 2nd row: Doug Dewerth, Brian Cole, Rick Gumke, Dave Zimmerman, Dan Gryczan, Tom Faykus, Debbie Eiben, Mark Milam, Jim Roshetko. 3rd row: Alan Schneider, Dale Monro, Rick Myers, Doug Kirchenbauer, Tom Roshetko, Mike Schulte, Mari Sirocky, Ron Reitz, Mark Watson, Manager Ann Laughlin, Ann Pucci. SWIM TEAM TIMER'S CLUB 1st row: Kris Jessen, Barb lock, Tamy Lacey, Kathie Rogers, Kathy Stephens, Ada Ratica, Paula Fortim 2nd row: Rosemary Costanzo, Amy Majusick, Robin Ruzcidlo, Diane Meckes, Sofia Oulas, Kim Noss, Donna landriscina, Jennifer Battaglia, Laurel Owen. 3rd row: Nancy Salamon, Sandy Moody, Carolyn Chapin, Colleen McIntyre, Patti Buttolph, Sandy Cebulis, Sandy Santa-Emrna, Tammy Klingensmith, Nadine Zanow, Linda Zanow, Sue Costanzo, Ce Lad, Linda Kuban 99 Students Shape Up For New School Year Physical Education students can shape up and have fun at the same time. The classes combine and join in co-ed sports of endurance and coordination. The classes include such activities as volleyball, basketball, tennis, badminton, table tennis, gymnastics and a slim-trim program. Phys. Ed. teachers are assisted by several gym leaders whose responsibilities consist of taking attendance, leading exercises, and refereeing games. A. Two Phys Ed. studonls demonstrating the various holds of wrestling. B. Two unidentified students working on gymnastics. C. Mr. Burke gives directions to his students. D. Liz Huck practices a routine on the balance beam. E. A students carefully listens as Mr. Burke gives directions. F. Sue Hornack practices volleyball in class. C. Karen Todd working out on universal gym. H. Sally Misch serves a volleyball. I. Pete Geschke supervising students during class. |. Students working out on leg weights. V J.M.H. Keglers The 1977-78 John Marshall Bowling Team competed against 24 High School teams as part of the Greater Cleveland Inter-Scholastic Bowling League. The three seniors on the team were; Frank Filippelli, who competed for three years, Gary Wind, for two years, and John Harmon who joined the team this past year. The Kegglers were unable to defend their handicap championship by placing 7th in the handicap division and 3rd in actual scoring A. The John Marshall Bowling ream Top row, left to right: Steve Srno, Dave D'Entrcmont, John Harmon, Gary Wind, Coach Oswald Bottom row, left to right: Sue Costanzo, John Kastania, Jenny Mihalek, and Jerry Atkins. Not pictured is Frank Filippelli. B. Gary Wind tries for a strike. C. The team seniors, left to right: Frank Filippelli, Gary Wind and John Harmon. D One of the Keglers heading for a strike. 102 Intramurals The physical education department gives the opportunity for students to compete in various games. Sports offered are volleyball, basketball, foul-shooting, and gymnastics. 103 Sport Enthusiast Our winning teams brought spirit and pride back to JMH sporting events. The competitions were supported whole-heartedly by the spectators who cheered Marshall onto many victories. The crowds were able to feel the triumph and frustrations that the team was experiencing and played a vital roll in each game. 10 10S 106 Girls Track The Girls Track Team has been practicing very hard for a successful season. The team has been running primarily, but has also been practicing the broad jump and shot put in hopes of a good season. A. Sue Anderson broad jumping. B. Lorrie Oldham crossing finish line in 220 yd. dash. C. Rosemary Cebulis and Karen Monschein sprinting toward finish line. D. Chris Helman attempts to high jump. E. Charlene Stcmm shotputs. Girls Cross Country The Girls Cross Country season opened in September after a long summer practice. The girls were very competitive with constantly good finishes. The team members placed very high in all meets. B. Ruth Merten and Mary Goode. C. Sheryl Emery (front) and Sandy Cebulis (back). D Sandy Cebulis and Sheryl Emery. Left to Right: Back row- Bernice Jacobs, Mary Goode, Ruth Herten, Sandy Cebulis, Val Dresko, Mrs. Foighner Front row- Patty Stipkovich, Tina R ucidlo, Ada Fatica, Sheryl Emery, Maria Stamatiades Girls' Basketball The 1977-78 Girls' Basketball team, headed by Coach Miss Brown, had a disappointing season. The girls were aided by only three seniors this year: Sally Misch, Karen Todd, and Brenda Kite. Most of the experienced girls graduated last year, so we were really a young team, said Senior Sally Misch. We wish the girls all the luck in the world for next year's team. 108 The 1977-1978 Girls' Basketball Team. 1st row: Tina Jackson, Sally Deneen, Karen Todd, Janet Ashley, and Brenda Rice. 2nd row Coach Miss Brown, Barb Smith, Sherrie Hawkins, Kathy Lachowski, and Sally Misch. 3rd row: Mary Rybarcyk, Peggy Sheboy, Doreen Ryan, Nancy Gettings, and Theresa Jackson. The Lady Lawyers The Marshall Volleyball learn again had an excellent year finishing with a record of 18-2. The team won the city championship from rival Rhodes for the second straight year. Among the team's other accomplishments was Sectional and District champions. The Marshall players made a second bid for the Regional Championship by traveling to Bowling Green State University. However it was not to be. Marshall was beaten in the semi-final game by Lorain Senior High School. Contributing greatly to the success of the team were seniors Sally Misch, Joyce Thomas, Karen Todd, Mary Beth Casale, Frances Cora, and Carrie Anthony. The Marshall team in 1978 will have youth and experience to build and to develop another fine team. A. The team plays their strategy. B.C Seniors Sally Misch and Francis Cora demonstrates a good serve. D. Karen Todd sets the ball to Sally Misch. E. Marybeth Casale dives to save the ball F. Sally Misch starts the play. G. Karen Todd returns the serve. H. Marybeth Casale J. Karen Todd ill Softball The 1978 girls softball team started out their season in February with hard practices, after school. The girls put alot of determination into their practices with hope of a prosperous year. A. The 1977 girls Softball Team. B. Senior Tracy Carrick and lunior Louise Loejos at practice. C. The softball team rests after a tough game. D. Coach Beebe gives instructions to the team. L. Madeline Clark and Karen Todd perfect their catching. 112 Tennis Anyone? The loss of the nucleus of seniors who led JMH to a 12-6 season and the city championship in 1976 led most to believe that the team would have to go through the trauma of a rebuilding season in 1977. Not so! The inexperienced collection of juniors and sophomores won the city, district, and sectional championships. The girls tennis team had a winning record in its first season of existence. The only loss came with a hard fought contest with Berea. Marshall victories over Collinwood, )ane Addams, and Midpark were the highlights of the season. A r ■ % A. Senior, Scott Blaha. B Senior, Mike Roman. C. Junior Peggy She-boy. D. Junior, Sally Deneen. I. Top row I to r: Joe Kafonka, Scott Blaha, Mike Roman Carl Faller Bottom row: Chris Spilker, Mo Ruggiero, Terry Hampton, Todd Hendrix. Not pictured: Rick August, Andy Tomins, Devin Fleitz. F. The JMH Girls Tennis Team. Top row I to r. Peggy Sheboy, Michelle Rostas, Cindy Emery. Bottom row Sally Deneen, Kathy lachowski, Sherri Babski. 113 A competitive season in sports isn't over until the sports awards and recognition assemblies have been held. These assemblies honor the teams that were active during that time, recognize individual atheletes, and give special attention to those who were superstars. - Sports Awards And Recognition Assemblies A. Mi. Dinunzio speaks at a sports awards assembly. B. Mrs. Phalen and Miss Beebe give a special award. C. Members of the track team are recognized. D. The soccer team is acknowledged, f Mrs. Feighner announces the girls cross country team. F. Congratulations teams C. Mr. Oswald gets a round of applause from the bowling team H Members of the football team are recognized |. The girls volleyball team is recognized. K. Acknowledgements are made of the golf team. ns It may be hard to believe but much of the excitement, laughs, and fun revolved around the four student council officers and their invaluable advisor Mr. Peter Joniak. President Tom Roshetko along with his spirited and hard working administration Mary O'Connor, Laura Bellfy, and Ken Lang combined efforts for another successful school year. 116 A. Student Council Advisor, Mr. |omak takes notes at a meeting. B. The Student Council Officers on the edge of their seats during a meeting. C. You volunteered me! For WHAT? exclaims Student Council Vice President, Mary O'Conner D. The officers ready to take on another challenge. E Student Council President, Tom Roshetko, reads over the mail. F. Student Council Treasurer, Ken Lang, logs financial report. G. Student Council President Tom Roshetko carries out campaign promises. H. Student Council Secretary, Laura Bellfy discusses business. J. The Student Council Officers after a hard day's work. 117 A. Chris Tsolakis and Angela Kubik B. Ioann Crudknal and her dale C. King and Queen Mary O'Connor and Tom Roshelko D. Bob Apell and Rosann Barber F Dale Campbell and Sue Barrie klow F. Farl Davis and Kim Dailey G. Nino Paglia and Sally Misch A. Everyone shares in the dancing. B. Mary O'Conner C. Color My World, This year's theme. D. Tom Roshetko and Mary O'Conner E Band Cocoa F. Tom Roshetko G. Mr. Quaylo and his date The crowning touch to the football season was Homecoming, held October 21, 1977. Mary O'Connor and Tom Roshetko made up this year's royal couple. Color My World” was the theme of the dance and music was supplied by Cocoa. Strange Magic was the theme of this year's Winter Formal. Student Council sponsored the dance which turned out to be a true success. The music supplied by the stage band was very much enjoyed by all who attended. 120 A. Carrie Anthony, Nicki Karadimas, and Irene Zac har dance, and dance, and . B Jeff Sikora and his date dance while Blanca Sabont looks on. C. Marty Nolan and Mary O'Connor dance their little hearts out D Joe Cotman, Blanca Saborit, and Jody Cardo put a little kick into their lives. E. The JMH version of A Chorus Line. 122 The sound of the JMH Band echoing resoundingly in the gym, the crush of students crowding in, glimpses of the Cheerleaders, Lawyercttes, and Color Guards doing last minute brush-ups are all part of the memory of our school pep rallies that helped encourage our winning teams, and work up our own supporting enthusiasm. 123 Their faces all shone with spirit as each girl wore a smile. Through the coldest evening games the lawyerettes' support for our team was always first class. This year our Lawyerettes were at their best kicking high and smiling brightly, but most of all supporting our team for the goal of NUMBER ONE. A. Senior Lawyerette Mary O'Connor and Denise Scholz get into position as they do a routine. B. No matter how cold, the Lawyerettes always gave all their support. C. Kicking high with spirit are the Lawyerettes during one of the very first pep rallies D. During all pep rallies the Lawyerettes always do their best. E. Senior Lawyerette Laura Bellfy and junior Diane Zechman really show their spirit F. Senior Kathy Cooper dances to one of the many routines C. Senior Lawyerette Captain Rosann Barber starts a dance. 124 They made us laugh, they made us smile, but most of all they showed us what spirit really meant. They gave our team all their spirit, support, and enthusiasm. This was one of the most promising seasons, for our football team, and as they reached their goal to become one of the best teams in the city, our Cheerleaders were right there behind them, cheering them on to victory. A. Senior Cheerleader Sue Barricklow has what is known as The winning spirit. B. Senior Captain Bev Maynor cheers loud and proud for the mighty Lawyers. C. Football players BALONFY!! D. Ready Co! as the Cheerleaders prepare for a mount. E. Senior Cheerleader Irene Zachar really has the spirit F. Junior Denise Stajcar enjoys the beat of the mighty Marshall Band G. Senior Co-Captain Jan Dukles has got the enthusiasm it takes. 125 A Seniors I li Rosenow and Nancy Stewart keep their position JuririK the pledge to tin- flag. It Nancy Stewart and Nancy Fornwalt twirl their guns C. The girls are having fun during their performance I). Senior Diane Schmidlan marches to the fight song I The girls await the start f The Color Guards enjoy the applause G Captain Karen Mont hem and her Dolls. H Playing to Hang On Sloopy” I Rosemary Costan o taking attendance. I Kim Danek embarrassed in uniform! K. Nancy Stewart twirles her gun for the crowd I. Tuba” 126 The Oompah Dolls set off the Marching Band's performance with their distinctive talent and charm when they do their dancing tuba routine on the Football Field. The Color Guards are a highly talented group who carry the flags during pre-game performances. During half time they really make those guns twirl as they join their efforts with the Marching Band. M7 Aided by Director Miss Mary Eileen Fogarty, this musical group of twenty-five singers strives to maintain the high status that they have held in the past years. Through many hours of practice along with patience and teamwork, the senior members Ute Penning, Karen Beecher, Diane Cole, Steve Congelli, Lee Filer, Jeanne Gibson, Tammy Goga, Carol Kopcak, John Karadimas, Dave McKissock, Ruth Mikcr, Karen Monschein, Mary O'Connor, Jeanne Parker, Tim Parry, Dina Ricci, Bryan Sloan, and Pete Stamatis, along with the junior members Eric Anderson, Kaye Brashwitz, Chris D'Amico, Terry Hampton, Amy Majusick, Marty Nolan, and Ron Strah represent Marshall at various events throughout Cleveland. 128 Just like our Lawyers, the Marching Band is another hardworking team at Marshall. Under the direction of band captain Brenda Rice, the band, sending the air reverberating at the football games, served as an inspiration for our team. As can be seen from our football record, our Marching Band should be commended for all the inspiring they did this year. THANKS TEAM! 129 The sound of music and in a special way the joys of Christmas are brought to us every year by these two fine vocal music groups. They put smiles on our faces, joy in our heart, and at Christmas time help remind us of its true meaning. This year their beautiful sounds were brought to us not only at Christmas time, but also at the Spring Concert and, in the case of the Melodears, at their Autumn Andante concert with the orchestra last fall. A. Marty Nolan, Diane Cole, Amy Majusik, and Terry Hampton practice for Marshmellosvs. B Group of Melodears practicing the song Spread )oy. C. Mike Sawicki and Scott Huebler working on their Christmas songs for Jurymen. D. Marshmellows work on their performance of Hi, Neighbor. F Melodears working on their Christmas songs. F. Tony Voce and Jurymen practicing Christmas carols. G. Jurymen practicing for Christmas concert, H. Marshmeilows performing for parents at Open House. J. Ms. Fogarty accompanies groups in practice and conducts during performances. K. Marshmellows practicing one of their many routines. L. Melodears practicing for the Fall concert. Friends and neighbors of the J.M.H. community who enjoy good music are always attracted to the performances of our school orchestra and bands. Mr. Blackman and Mr. Pfunder brought to the audience a variety of music to please every taste. The skill demonstrated and the pleasure given us by our school musicians will be part of our remembrances. N Mr. Boris Kljun coaching the trumpet section of the concert band. 7. Orchestra Practicing. P. Stella Spreng and Mary Alice Pac show their technique. Q Concert Band practicing R . Oskar Schwarts shows his talent by conducting the orchestra. S. The band shows the product of their hard work by performing at one of the games. T. Senior Anne Pucci demonstrates her spirit in Marching Band. U. Mr. Omar Blackman doing one ol the things he does best. V The violin section of the Orchestra. W. Marching Band shows their spirit by cheering on the Big Red Machine. X. Senior Greg Wells smiles for the camera. 113 No matter what, the little voices always come through the little boxes in each home room every morning. They prepare us for the day and give us all the up-to-date events of the week. Thanks to the Radio Room for informing us of activities we all have a chance to participate in making the year a little brighter. A. L-R: 1st row- Joe Katonka, Alan Faulhabcr; 2nd. row-Brian Sloane, Alan Tuskes; 3rd. row- Yvette Bolla, Jim Binns B. Mary O'Connor delivers our morning news. C. Yvette Bolla signals the start of WJMH radio. D L-R. 1st. row- Mark Carpenter, Alan Faulhabcr, Brian Sloane, Yvette Bolla; 2nd. row-Alan Tuskes, Jim Binns, Joe Katonka 134 Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Did you know that the JMH Interpreter is No. 1? The Interpreter has contributed a great deal to our school; they not only keep us informed on what is new and old, they also tell us what JMH is really about. E. Loo Hart as she works on a paste-up. F. Frances Cora as she types up copy for the Interpreter. G. L-R: front- Dave Losh; 2nd row- Julie Salonchok, Dean Smith; back- Oskar Schwarz, Nancy Feltings H. Marc Weiss views the final product. J Jim Kent as he prepares a paste-up. 13S First row Left to Right: Brenda Rice, Jackie Pauli, Nicki Karadimas, Carrie Anthony, Wendy Babos, Karen Todd, Michele Rostas. Second Row Left to Right: Shelly Faust. Mary Rybarczvk, Peggy Sheboy, Kathi Vecchio, Joanne Lash, Sandy Cebulis, Janet Penney. Third Row Left to Right: Teresa Stephens, Darlene Kerrick, Tina R ucidlo, Patty Stip-dovich, Karen Kuhar, Bernice Jacobs. Fourth row Left to Right: Sladana Lekic, Heidi Beck. Teresa McEntire. Fifth row: Miss L.J Beebe _________ Thanksgiving Baskets 1J6 Future Teachers of America is an organization of dedicated students who are interested in the teaching profession and are acquiring some experience in it by assisting teachers at Marshall. Their duties include taking attendance, correcting papers, and some supervised practice teaching. Almost Anything Goes! SOPRANO I •Ute Benning Kathy Cooper Rosemary Costanzo Kim Danik Sharon Forcht •Jeanne Gibson Kathy Koch Corrine Mack •Ruth Ann Miker •Mary O'Connor Janet Parry Susan Porter Joan Stafford Chris Voelkel Jane Vogt V k m SOPRANO II Stephanie Albrecht lody Cardo •Diane Cole Pam Grupe •Amy Majusick Diane Meckes Lisa Merk Sharon Miller Blanca Saborit Cheryl Sampson ALTO I •Karen Beecher Yvette Bolla •Tammy Goga Lee Hart Shit ley Krause Tami Lacey Susan Last Kathy Ozamch Janine Sowl Lisa Stanley Sandy Townsend ALTO II •Kaye Brashwitz Michelle Brooks Paula Fortini Gayle Hasek •Carol Kopcak Kathy Kuhar •Karen Monschcin Barb Palkovic •Jeanne Parker Jackie Pauli Cordi Prichard •Dina Ricci TFNOR I •Steve Congelli •Lee Eller •Terry Hampton •John Karadimas Ed Yasenchack TENOR II Willie Hampton •David McKissock •Martin Nolan Michael Spreng Steve Stewart BASS I James Binns III •Chris D'Amico Scott Huebler John Kuzmin Richard Myers •Bryan Sloan •Ron Strah BASS II •Eric Anderson Brian Aufmuth William Hopkins •Tim Parry •Pete Stamatis Marshall Wyatt Choir Director Miss Mary Eileen Fogarty Student Conductor Tammy Goga Assistant Student Conductor Bryan Sloan Librarian Diane Meckes Kathy Ozanich Tim Parry Ed Yasenchack + Section Leader • Member of the Marsh-Mellos National Honor Society Inducts New Members The National Honor Society recognizes those students who have proved to be outstanding in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Afterwards, a reception was given for the inductees and their parents in the JMH library. fun nixr Regardless of how small it was the Key Club still existed at our school this year. The loyal members were Eric Anderson, David Andrews, and President Thomas Hadde. This club is an International Boys Service Organization that serves the school and the surrounding community. The West Park Kiwanis sponsors the club. ademic Challenge: We won! I fommc Tomanic members are a group of students who help out in any way they can. Theirs is an organization dedicated to serving people. At Chris-mas time they distribute decorated boxes of food to needy families. They also go to such places as Veteran's hospitals, children's homes, and nursing homes to share the true spirit of Christmas with these people. 140 I TTTTT John Marshall student aides help with the heavy work load of the teachers and the administration. They sacrifice their free periods and sometimes even their lunch periods to help keep the operation of our school at its best. Minority Affairs Club is an organization of John Marshall High School in which the minorities voice their opinions on issues concerning them. 141 The Drama Department Presents You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown Cast LUCY........ LINUS CHARLIE BROWN PATTY SCHROEDER SNOOPY Yvette Bolla Jeff Sikora Tim Perry Pam Palcisko Joe Katonka Jim Binns Director Musical Director Stage Manager Lights Sound Follow Spot Printing Photos Crews Piano Percussion David Jecmen Tooney Jones Alan Tuskes Mark Carpenter John Bunnell Pete Ceshke |. M. H. Print Shop Humbert Studios Drama I and Drama II Tooney Jones Mark Knccht A Charlie Brown (Tim Perry) and Snoopy (Jim Binns) get ready for the big game. B Lucy (Yvette Bolla) asks Schroeder (Joe Katonka), What would you think if some day you and I should get married? C Linus (Jeff Sikora) tries to defend his most prized possession, his blanket. D Patty (Pam Palcisko) gives Snoopy a little attention, something Snoopy never seems to get enough of. E Charlie Brown (Tim Perry) hides from his troubles and thinks about the cute little red-headed girl across the playground. I think you're going to be happy that YOU RE A GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN has happened. Walter Kerr, The New York Times The most delightful, witty, warm, wistful, family show on or off Broadway! Allan Jeffreys, WABC-TV 143 A Editor-In-Chief Rochelle Mills displays her skill. B Tammy Goga, activities editor, plans her pages. C Assistant editor, Tom Hadde, works on a layout D Sue Costanzo helps out with the senior section. E Editor of the senior section, Ce Lad, and Linda Kuban keep a careful check of names and pictures. F Rochelle Mills and Tom Hadde combine their efforts for a better yearbook. G Hard-working staff members. After witnessing the organization of the yearbook for two years in a row, under similiar circumstances, I want to commend this year's staff. We've had many obstacles this year, yet, under the guidance of Miss Baran and the persistence of the staff we have been successful in turning out a yearbook that I'm sure everyone will be pleased with. I must be honest in saying, though, that much of our success is due to the much appreciated cooperation of Mr. Nielson and his Interpreter Staff photographers. Bill Hunt, who designed the artwork on the cover and on one page of the Senior section, and Karen Corcoran who did the lettering for two pages of the Senior section. Finally I'd like to thank Ripcho's, and most important every member of the yearbook staff for their aid and cooperation. Editor-In-Chief 145 146 147 148 149 150 1S1 H.R. 805 kneeling. Debbie Bangert auer, Ge YOUNGS JEWELRY Diamonds Jewelry Watches CARASALS PIZZA •Subs •Salads •Spaghetti KAYS FLORAL SHOPPE Distinctive Creations For All Occasions Al Solymosi 14033 Puritas Ave. 941-8380 Carry Out 267-3434 671-5717 17902 Lorain Across From Fairview General Hospital G E PRINTING Quality Reproductions • • FOOD MART RIVERSIDE- -HARDWARE Open 7 Days Including Sunday Holidays At Kamm’s Corners For Over 50 Yrs. George 225-6187 Ed 221-1964 -Fresh Meats- 17015 Lorain Ave 671-3020 3872 Rocky River Dr 1S3 m 1977-78 Vanguard Staff 1 ile. Miss B ran, )ohn karadimas, Tom Haddfc $heil kamck.b h.tton MU-� UclAlU-MtalwSlBKpSta me M ... ___ la Kuban. Ki|t� K.tracfflj |W Inson, lover Purcell, Mary Cooney, Donna Weyburn£ Mat Chang, Mary Nader, Cecilia Lad, front - Rochelle Mills. Picture Shy - Michelle Giguere, Arlene Kleinholz, Maddy Thomma, Rose Deluca, Dave Gyulay, Sharon Fittro, ! ianne Santana, Donna Smith, KellyNicholson. Robin Rzucidlo, Melody Townsell vi nj co OO mSOl Angela Jones, Karin Kissinger. Mrs. Knowles, Nancy Kirsh, Arlene Kleinholz, Mary Kerr, Jeanne Jolluck, Mary Kamps, Kim Klich, Susan Johnson, Kathy Kerka Rosemary Ironwing, Janet King, Carolyn Jung, Sue Kamps, Maria Kovacs, Maureen Kearney, Joyce Jasiota, Sandy James, Nicky Karadimas, Sandra Kmil, Donna Jenuleson, Carole Kennedy, Kathy Kilner, Colleen Kessler, Sue Kandah, Debbie Kleja. Ann Klostermeyer ns tytot Maureen Murany, Rochelle Milt MatyU SecondRowhoRJellv Dawn Nicholln, Ruth i { r ' cn gmnu' Nucule, $M Misch, k■ J llUHt ler, Melocw lie Thorny, SHOW Varsity Cheerleaders 1977-78 Irene Zachar Joanie McGinty Top to Bottom: Elena Schilla, Nancy Yackly, |an Duckies, Irene Zachar. Left side: Joanie McGinty, Bev May-nor. Right side: Sue Barricklow, Denise Stajcar. ♦ J.V. Cheerleaders first Row L-R DeeDee Brooks, Heidi Beck. Wallace, Linda Hampton, Cheryl Smdula. Third row: Carol Christi Schroeder. Mary Roshetko •« Row Left to Right Samarm, Wilfrcdo Rodri; Ryan, Christine Rocn K.iy Ryan C',ary Launa Roupe, Rand ra ers, William Rodrigue I idra Rodriquez, Lisa i Samtillanes. Doreen Mo Ruggiero, Mary n Row - Mary Rouge r. Wcesc, Paul Sand- STKflS First R kScft to Right: IjHKfl O'Boyl Bkicv Palos blrgM Matt Ni TOn Ken O'Beral H Meryl-Newton, William PalnH ana. John O'Malley, Bob Pavlin. Si. [an ponc P Mr Mjr h- Parcntc, J it Parte T ■ 1 -in ' E|!|! yjfvt m.net Bjikt-n Sehult , chrnidt 11 ' i may JTiKENTi PLEASE 00 HOT USE THIS JURANCE il ucklcy Cynj Sheryl W Disorbo. Carol Dors HR 832 COUGHMAN'S HAIR Congratulations DISCOUNT FASIONS Seniors DRUG MART -Perms -Tints -Bleaching RAYS CONCESSIONS THE KOWATCH FAMILY 17815 Puritas 12300 Bellaire UNCLE LUIGIS BROWNS FLOWERS MASTER PIZZA PIZZA 3830 W. 140th 4359 Rocky River Dr 14302 Puritas 476-2990 i6S I O' COOOI Front Row I to R: DeeDee Santana, Felicia Fago, Mary O'Connor, Rosann Barber, Linda Santiago, Maureen Conley. Middle Row I. to R: Kathy Cooper, Kelly Nicholson, Kaye Brashwitz, Denise Scholz, Kelly Williams, Mary Giaco. Back Row L to R: loAnne lash. Barb Palkovic, Ruth Ann Bedford, Joyce Jasiota, Laura Bellfy, Wendy Babos, Sandy James, Diane Zechman. 167 StNlO i -''WT-n-nn-nrir) n ni From left to right: Janet Mercer, Jackie Martmeau, Bev Mavnor, Kim Martynuska, Rachelle Merkosky, Mary Ann McCafferty, Diane Meckes, Diane Malkowski, Patti McNees. Christine Malames, Lisa Merk, Barb Marko, Remta Martin, Maureen McFadden. Linda Mayer, Karen Mattina, Gerrie McManamon, Tammy Matear, Mr Oswald Karen-Todd, Michelle Sheboy, Kathy Vecchio, Joan lash, Sandy Cobulis. Janet Penney. Third row Teresa' Stephens, Darlene Kerrick, Tina R uodlo. Patty Stepkovich, Karen Kuhar. Bernice laeobs, Fourth row: Saldana lekic, Hiedi Beck, Teresa Me Intirc rs. Smith, Theresa St li Shaw, DebbieSt y -irolky. I hull ROWBv1 larwne Sowl ren S dkats, R lomon, Cheryl Knee hg: S ndy £hapcl, Kamy Cui ■SCori, Diane £olc, Mury Rfth Cotva lann Secorii! Row- Mt’u BMh Coon$y,M£iren-Corcoran. Kathy Cooper. Frames . Mdt Chan , Carol Opmwo . CSH Cmjpfy Laura Cline, itfr'ch. Carol Coleman. Nancy Cook, Y pnne Davit; Pauy Mhsin . J.ll Cp y I , 1 3 Vjt- !W W A Firsl Row L to R: Cecilia lad, LindalOdjan, Nancy Krist. Second Rtsv s . U ?r,fcaihy Kost, Leeannc R Tammy Lacey, Pam Magovi lJfBff Row: Patty Maier, Diane IdW Hnrgaret tavelle,'Dana Konf Carolyn Kurgan Fourth RowxjflQy Koch, Carol Kopcak, Shirley KVjwjoAnn Kordellm Mrs. Spise 171 X L CO CN CO Occupational Work Experience Front Row L to R: Sandy Gideon, Marty Schu-mitsh, Dan Ster, Julie Malames, Bridget Rollins, Emery Copeland Middle Row t to R Mr Jacobson, Teresa Hockey, LuAnn Tedesco, Andrew Uhrina, Gary Rose, Corinne Pinchbeck, Mike Fago, Joe Hockey, Diane Lazclle. Top Row I to R: Ralph S humitsh, Brian Walsh, Vick Raffay, Joe Vasicek, Tom Prince, Marty Oravets, Norbert Bruening, Andy DiFranco, Diane Gribb. First row: Pat Duley, Becky Petery, Shelia Williams,. Second row: Gary Eldridge, Angel Pagan, Jeff Danials, |ohn Ridenour, Burt Page, Gary Baggett, Larry McGinty. Third row: Doug Hirz, Wes Greene, Lorenzo Hudson, Matt Ironwing. Chuck Lemley, Doug Martin. Fourth row: Mike Carrol, Doug Dieckman, John How-itt, Jumal Afzal, Fred Vasquez, John Mance, Randy Me Fall. rk, Larry SU|car, kcu is', Russ Smith, Marir 1977-78 J.M.H. Ski Club Vice-President-Fred Williams Vicc-President-John Schneider Presidcnl-Dora Beltavski Treasurer Elmer Dukles Program Coordinator Ron Apelt AUTILU5 ALL SPORTS CENTER, JVC. Congratulations To The Class Of 78 At. L UPHOLSTERING 11906 Leeilla Ave NAUTII AS Al l. SPORTS CENTER The most sensible form of exercising since walking. 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THANKS TO OUR 1978 PATRONS Chris Alber Jim Andos Carrie Anthony Bob Apelt Bob Apelt Brenda Baechle Fran Baran Lynn Barry Denise Michael Battle Sheila Bear Heidi Beck Georgeanne Bednarik Karen Beecher Rickey Bell Ted Beltavski Jolee Benden Ute I. Bcnning Lisa Beringo Darlene Bora?anian John Bunnell Mark Bunner Linda Burns Jim June Cannon James M. Cappetto Mark Carpenter Alton E. Carrick Helen Carrick Nancy Carver Mary Beth Casale Thomas Cassano Sandy Cebulis Dave Cerovac Family Elaine Ceslewski Mai Chang Mrs. Cheek Nick Clark Nancy Cook Miss Sharon Cooney Kathy Cooper Lowell Cooper Jill Corey Rosemary Costan o Gail Courey Manbeth Cowan Daniel G. Coy Jr. George Coy Joann Crucknol Jeff Daniels Yvonne Davis Mrs. V. Decker Mrs. DeHart Rosemarie Deluca Dave Dentremont Mr. Mrs. John Deulsch Erin Diamond Denene Ditterbrand Josephine Dobish Dolores Doran Mr. Mrs. Fred Dorsey Perry N. Drosos Jan Dukles Bill Eakin Cindy Eckardt Tom Eddinger Lee Eller Mr. Richard A. Emery Alice Eterovich Mrs. A. Eterovich At Faulhaber J. L Faust Mr. 8 Mrs. Frank Faustine Freddie Feliciano Vicki Fiala Joe Filler 177 Autographs 178 179 THANKS TO OUR 1978 PATRONS David fink Andy Fischer Harry Fluca Dave Frank Terry Calvin Mr and Mrs. Richard Gerenrser Nancy Gettings Jeanne Gibson Michelle Giguere Juliana Giovanetti Lisa Gluth Natalie A. Gobclt The Goga Family Karen Goltermann tarry Goodwin Diane Gosar Joseph Greene Anthony Griffin lulie Grugel Mrs. Ellen Haas Thomas Hadde CurtisS'C. Hall Florence M. Hall Mr. Ed Haller Jim Hamar Mr., Mrs. Vic Hanchuk Sons Frank Hanrahan Mrs. Bertha Harris Mark Havir James F. Heffernan Mr | F X. Heffernan Ejrnice Henderson Maude O. Henderson Ruth Herten Mrs. Elzenia Holmes Bill Hopkins Mrs Marion House and Family William Scott Huebler Bill Hunt Eileen Hunt Doug Hutchinson Mike Leatha Ingram Jeff Loves Debbie Sandy James Eileen Johnson A. | |ones Mr. Mrs. P A. Jomak The Jurymen Sue Kamps Kathy Kane Mr Mrs'Chris Karadimas Nicky Karadimas Adam Karras Joe Kafonka Keelie” Kevin Kelly Sue Kemett Kathy Kerka Doug Kurchenbauer Mrs Betty Kirsh Kitti Mrs. Veronica Klein Arlene K Kleinholz Mr. Mrs. J. Kleinholz Family Tami Lacey Cecilia Lad Mr Mrs Robert lad Helen M Lammer Mrs. Lammers ■ ' Mr. K. I atkovic Cheryl lawko Miss Leach Miss M A. Lucas Mack-N-Debbie Sue Maier Chris Malames Mr. Mrs. Iggy Mancieso Mr. Mrs. Ellie Mapson Joyce Marconi Rita Tomasi-Margano Kevin Marsh Renita Martin Kim Martynuska Mrs. Ann Matwijiw Tracy Maurer Bev Maynor Miss Mellen Mr. Mrs. Merk Family Ann Marie Mihaiu Mr. Mrs J. Mills Sally Misch Miller Mischal Mr. Mrs. F. T Molmari Wendy Monaco Karen Monsr hien Connie Moutseos James A. Moxley Roger Murphy Rick Myers Bob McCafferty Nancy McDermott Maureen Mcfadden Maureen McGraw Dave McNeely Kelly D. Nicholson Zoe Nickas Ms. M Nolan Kim Noss Karen Ockuly Jim Mike O'Malley Joe Palmer Pam-N-Michael Pete Panos Tim Parry Mr. Mrs; Chris Patouttas Carl Peck Mr. and Mrs. R. Perez Mr. and Mrs. Raoul Perez Jaye Pesak Linda Peterson Denise Phillips Randy Phillips Mr Mrs M. Pippin Mrs. Martha Pisarcik Barbara Susan Porter Mrs. Anne Pujolas Mark Regotti Mike Riliy Chris Roomer Israel Roman Mike Roman Tom Roshetko Michele Rostas Mary Rozzo Terry Ryan Michael D. Rybarchyk Robin Rzucidlo Julie Salonchok Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sampson Marlene T. Samuels Sandy Santa-F.mma I inda Santiago Michael Savvikl Jeff Savage Mr. Terry Scahel Agnes Schermaier Mrs. Elaine Secriskey Mrs. Betty Sckerak Sue Shaw Mr. Mrs Thomas Shaw Mrs. Edith Shirk Pat Shultz Jeff Sikora Jerry Sikora Mary Simpson Regina Skoda Bryan Sloan D. J. Smith Jill Smith Mark Smith Jim Sopko Mike Spreng Greg Starkey Mr. Mrs. Emil Stefanik Kathy Stefanik |oe Szeltncr Lori Teems Mr. and Mrs. Archester Thomas Cheryl Thompson Joyce Thornton Mr. Mrs. James T Timmons Sherrie Timmons Karen Todd TOM LOVES RENFE Steve Tor da Lester Alberta Townsell Sandy Townsend Mike Trotto Mrs. Tuckley Alice P Utley Al Valenzisi Mr. Mrs. Veverka Terry Vignero Chris Voelkel Helen E. Walker Catherine Walkup Leslie Walters James A. W'asowski Mark Watson Heather White Edward Wiles Kelly Williams Mr. Mrs. Bob Wilson Gary Wind Sheryl York W. Donald Youtz Irene Zachar Linda Kuban