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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1979 volume:

JOHN MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL 3952 West 140 Street Cleveland OH 44111 THEME 1 FACULTY 17 SENIORS 47 SPORTS 87 ACTIVITIES 115 ADS AND PATRONS 145 REACHING FOR TOMORROW It is hard to say goodbye to a friend. We came to Marshall as sophomores who knew little of what was to be expected of us. Hut we soon learned and got to know our school. We shared in each honor bestowed upon it. and also in each disgrace. Yet still Marshall stands as a friend to whom we will always belong. Those we met there influenced our lives and enabled us to grow Sure there were hassles, but we also had much fun like any other relationship with a friend. Somehow we have made it to graduation, leaving behind high school, knowing that the faculty and students wish our class the best for what lies ahead. We. the class of '79, remember all the joys and sorrows and many friends we made as we say our farewell to John Marshall High 4 What lies behind you. and what lies before you are tiny matters compared to what lies within you . . . Leaving Marshall stirs different feelings within each of us. ranging from uncertainty to anticipation. We are unsure of what lies ahead. Will we fulfill all of our dreams and ambitions? Can we live up to the expectations of those around us? Through knowledge we have gained assurance in our abilities, opening new doors to future opportunities. Among the most precious things we carry with us are the friendships we have made during our school years We will all be taking different directions, and eventually be on our own. but we hope never to lose touch with the closest of these friends because who wc arc. who we become is determined by those who love us. S LAWYERS AT LEARNING As Ihc students of John Marshall finally began their delayed school year, their minds became boggled by the mass confusion. When this chaotic life began to settle down, the teachers shattered their serenity by trying to cram their brains full of a wide range of diverse and debatable ideas. The students' minds became muddled by the endless shuffling of facts and figures thrown at them. After a short time, however, the students became used to this cruel punishment and learned to accept challenges with enthusiasm. ? It seemed that when we finally got our lives adjusted to this unusual schedule of toil, our years of schooling at John Marshall came to a close Now we can look back on the simplicity of high school life with nostalgia, and we realize that we will have enough new experiences to overcome our fears of what is to be. LAWYERS ON THE JOB When the 2:15 bell rings, noi all students go home to recuperate after a hard day of school Many go on to a hard night's work Jobs cut down on much free time and sacrifices are made to accommodate responsibilities. JMII students hold various jobs cooks, waiters, gas station attendants, clerks, cashiers, among others. Some students even arrange for all their classes to be in the first few periods of the day so that they can work a fulltime job. All this time devoted to working is not without its rewards. Cashing one's paycheck helps to lessen the burden of the working student Afterschool jobs arc not the only type of work for JMH students. There arc also those special class projects and everyday homework assignments that keep them occupied in their so-called free time. n LAWYERS AT LEISURE Graduation is a goal. In achieving this goal, one not only acquires a diploma, but learns to reach out to new and challenging aspects of life. Of the many memories, the most cherished linger in our hearts, knowing that we can still be friends. 13 cnoois 10 oe ciosea loaay mini PuPil. • � ' � . % 'V tmr°a =«- JSL open, bul ft. ' ■ 1 Cteodutul stV °U $choo' ''“i « a VstoO Picket lines .iuiet as f( CLEVELAND ACHERS UNION teachers have families Ac world are salaries higher for the administrators when I nc basic mission is teaching. ” Governor Jerry Brown I TEACHERS NLID COST OF LIVING ON STRIKE 10CAI JW AMfRICAN FEOt RATIO 0� UACMrrs Afl CIO � '-V School is a building tb.it has I'our walls-with tomorrow inside. -- Lon Witten TAi He who leaches a child is as if he had created it. —Talmud In seeking knowledge, the first step is silence, the second listening, the third remembering, the fourth practicing, and the fifth— teaching others. — I bn Gabirol Faculty To the June. 1979 Graduates On graduation day. you will be harvesting the fruits of twelve years of labor. You should be proud of this achievement for it will be one of the milestones of your life It had been said that education is the key to a better life. It opens the doors to opportunity. If you remember that learning never ceases, you will bring to your lives a fullness which will provide you with years of happiness. The staff of John Marshall High School wishes you every success on the road ahead. ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS 19 Miller Mischal COUNSELORS a. Joseph Greene b. Grctchcn Tcsack c. Delbert LcComptc d. Edward Wiles c. Mabel Grayson 20 MEDIA CENTER a. Delores Wilson b. Earnicc Henderson c. Helmut Link 21 MATHEMATICS 22 SCIENCE a. Esther Hopkins b. Joseph Leahy c. John Peduzzi d. Eleanor Bauer c. Carl Locke f. Greg Valcnzisi g. Ralph Pfingsten h. Ed Hohertz i. Gene Gibbons 23 a. David Jccmcn b Joy Smith c. Florence Hall d Mildred Jackson c. Helen hammers f. Kenneth Latkovic 24 a. Frances Baran b Barbara Soncs c. Fransuc Knowles J. Robert Vinyard c. Mary Anne Lucas f Richard Nielson Can we ever forgive our English teachers for implanting these indelibly within our minds: Whan that Aprille with his shoures soote The droghte of Marche hath pcrccd to the roote . . . To be or not to be: That is the question . . . 2S b. Paul Johanni c. Joseph Chippi d. Richard Mileti c. John Dare 26 a. Paul Oswald b. James M ox ley c. Ethel Patterson d. Roberta Leach c. Peter Joniak f. George Klcpacz And of course, who could ever forget . . . 1688- Glorious Revolution 1789- French Revolution 1914- World War I 1939- Invasion Of Poland 1492- Discovery of America 1607- Founding of Jamestown 1776- Declaration of Independence 1812- War of 1812 1941- Bombing of Pearl Harbor 27 BUSINESS 2 8 a. Jim Cappctto b. Margaret Spisak c. Mary Edwards d. Dorothy Perez c. Mari jane Feighner 29 OWE, DE, DOT DRIVER’S ED CHOOSE OCCUPATIONAL m u IVI a. John Jacobson b. Al Rcinkc c. Jeff Mills d. Jim Heffernan c. Pat Caliguirc f. George Carter g. Terry Scahcl 30 Our Foreign Language department attempted to make us multilingual, and today we can at least recall such phrases as: Qu'est-cc que e’est? Buenos Dias! Guten Morgen FOREIGN LANGUAGE SPECIAL EDUCATION J2 YOU’RE ON CANDID CAMERA n HOME ECONOMICS a. Anne Bcllonc b. Ollie Helm c. Katie Smith d. Caret ha West “Sugar and Spice is nice, but there is more to Home Economics than cooking and sewing. Dynamics. Child Development. Home Nursing, and Independent I iving are offered to Marshall students as preparation for future occupations or everyday life. M J$ LOOK AT THE BIRDIE! 36 J? TECHNICAL ARTS nnis a. Bruce Smith b. William Mears c. Paul Ciapacs d. Frank Tavrcll e. Melville Simpson JA-k 38 INDUSTRIAL ARTS a. Joseph Buhen b. Arthur Richter c. Russell Marx d. Sanford Jenkins c. Edward Haller TRAINING FOR TOMORROW 41 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 42 ART AND MUSIC 43 GENERAL STAFF a. Elaine Smith b. Dorothy Streza c. Louise Randar d. Maude Henderson c. Richard Emery f. Ruth Mosshart 44 I t 45 SQIGNVD The important thing in life is to have a great aim and to possess the aptitude and the perseverance to attain it. -Johann Wolfgang von Goethe seniors L We, the Senior Class of 1979, have mixed emotions as we look down the halls of John Marshall for the last time. When we came here wc knew that yesterday was a dream and tomorrow a vision. As we leave wc realize that today is a reality and tomorrow's vision is one of hope. Wc will remember our years here at John Marshall long after wc graduate; for they will represent the most important years of our youth. Our diplomas will be a constant reminder of our twelve year goal, wc strived so hard to achieve. Now we must REACH out and work towards even higher goals. Without the endless support and effort of our advisors and homeroom teachers, we would not have been able to REACH out with our fullest potential and accomplish the goals wc set for ourselves so long ago; wc will always be eternally grateful to them for their never ending concern. SR. CLASS H.R. TEACHERS 901 Mr. Fain 912 Mr. Marx 902 Mrs. Helm 913 Mrs. Sones 903 Mr. Brashwitz 914 Mr. Wccse 904 Mrs. hammers 915 Mr. Simpson 905 Mr. Dare 916 Mrs. Patterson 906 Mrs. I.aux 917 Mrs. Utley 907 Mr. Elkins 918 Mr. Vinyard 908 Miss Lucas 919 Mr. Mills 909 Miss Leach 920 Mr. Oswald 910 Mr. Burke 911 Mrs. Samuels 921 Mr. Johanni 12TH GR. PRINCIPAL SR. CLASS ADVISORS Mr l.idrbauch Ms. Baran 3nd Mr Jacobson Mike Sawicki-President Mary Giaco-Vicc President Kaye Hrashwitz-Sccrciary I inda Santiago-Trcasurcr Senior class officers and members of the executive board patiently await their next assignment Kaye Brashw.l . Mary Cxico, Linda Santiago. Mike Sa wicki Barb l.ock. Felicia Fago. Rosemary C'osUtn o, Jim Roshetko. 49 y ?wdav.a� our inm s %iw porar auau... tiMJLffiJ Ht ny yvy 0 nst j Jerr+ CtuUiCM JiH PR£6AUA YAs 7U 4s fa. � tlr I dif MU. flhjuu 4oN n 4. P n ...Howu ip.i«?tcrdav CAN WE STILL BE FRIENDS We can't play this game anymore But can we still be friends Things just can’t go on like before But can we still be friends We had something to learn Now it’s time for the wheel to turn Grains of sand one by one Before you know it’s all gone We awoke from our dream Things arc not always what they seem Memories linger on It’s like a sweet sad old song {CMSSVC'I Susan Ackerman Christine Adams REACH HIGH FOR STARS 1 IF III DDF N IN YOUR SOUL. DREAM DEI P FOR YOI R DRFAM PRECEDES Till GOAL. 2 Craig Adams Jomul Afzal Robert Alton Joseph Amata Beverly Ambrose Doreen Andras Linda Andrews Lynn Andrews Scan Andrews Judith Asel Jacqueline Ashley Jennifer Ashley Brian Aufmuth Diane Auvil Eydie Bakos Debra Bailey Randi Balog Jacqueline Bankey James Barber Brian Barnes Beau Barrett Lee Baskcy Jacqueline Beets Beverly Bennett Arthur Bell Debra Bcrnacki Linda Baultrippe llenc Bemak Laura Berendsen Ken Baumeister I Doris Bend7uck Gail Behrendt Leo Bevelacqua James Binns Donald Bishop David Bivin Cynthia Blankenship Mary Kay Blatnick Barb Boden Donna Boldizar Yvette Bolla John Booth Kaye Brashwitz Kathryn Bresien Patricia Broun 55 Paul Brcchcr Andrea Bresien James Burgan Lynn Burkett Rebecca Cabot Charma Caldwell Kenneth Carlisle Kim Carpenter Mary Carroll Chris Caruso Tom Caruso Tim Caton Sandra Cebulis Darken Cehelnik Gerald Cerny S6 Janice Cerveny Carolyn Chapin Sandra Cherry Maryann Chicwak Bridgette Chudercwicz Rosemary Costanzo Robin Cottrill Migdalia Cruz Carlo Cukon Terri Cox Alessandro Crislino Joann Crucknol Richard Cummings Christopher D’Amico Linda D’Amore Kimberley Danik Lauren Davey Yolanda Davilla Linda DcChellis Renee DcCorc S? $a Brenda Dclgaudio James DeMarco Denise Detar Agostino DiFantc Timothy Desmond Erin Diamond David D'Fntrcmont Carol Dennis Debra Demitro Douglas DeWerth Denise Dials Kathleen Devine Theresa Dixon Assuntino DiSicna Luisa DiLalla Mary Dobrea James Dregalla Victoria Dolinsky Brenda Drake Valerie Dresko Patricia Dulcy Christine Dumnich Tim Dunn Erie Eberhardt Irene Dyc7ko Carl Fallcr Shelly Faust Thomas Faykus Dorian Fedor Brenda Feldt Robert Fenske David Fink f Marsha Fetsko Victoria Fiala Gail Finan Pamela Foldi Paula Fortini Mary Fischbach Lawrence Flanagan Nadine Fowler Brian Furst Mike Gajdos Kathleen Gallagher Craig Gambrel Brenda Gee Irene George Thomas Gammclla Jimmy Garrett Brian Garrity Patricia Ginlcy Shirley Goodman Diane Gribb Diane Gosar Kathy Gould Janice Graham Julia Grauel Mary Giaco Albert God ick Patricia Goga Dwayne Griebcl Geoffrey Grimes Jack Grissinger Daniel Gryczan Gerard Gulasey I.co Gusick Thomas Hadde Jerry Hamilton Terry Hampton Wendy Hampton 60 Anne Harbottlc Wcnotchcc FFardaway Lynda Harbin Robert Harrigan Patricia FFardy James Hassclbrack Carcn Hassell Elaine Harter William Hausknccht Gayle Hasck Sherrie Hawkins David Haydu Su an Hill Phyllis Hillman Sherri FFiramoto Barbara Hlas Antoinette Hoban Evelyn Hcinzmann Daniel FFcldcrman Todd Hendrix Theresa Hockey Gale flogges David Holecko Cynthia Holton Mark Horvath 61 William Huebler Daina levins Kelly Hotz Kevin Hoyt Karen Hrudka Linda Hunt Kim Hutchins Elizabeth lluck Daniel Hughes Laurel Hunt Michelle Imbrigotta Rudy Irizarry Jesse Jackson Roderick Jackson Yvonne Jackson 62 Pamela Jarrett Charlotte Johnson Kathleen Johnson James Jordan Heidi Juhn Kiki Karadimas Sandra Karadimas Helen Karakoudas Gail Karnatz Andrea Karp Robert Kasson John Kastanis Phillip Kasza Steven Katz Warren Kcast Daniel Keller Dave Keller Kevin Kelly Susan Kemmett John Kennedy Judy Kessler John Keyes Mary Keyes Frank Kilbournc Dennis Koch Mark Kocinski Karen Kconig Karen Kokoiaylo Dawn Kolb Karen Komorowski Terryanne Kordel Bonnie Kornfcld Therese Koson Diane Kostur Michael Kovach Neal Kovach Howard Kreis M Brian Kriegcr Michael Kubes Charles Kubrack Kathy Kuhar David Kulow Stephen Lash Sherri Lanzilotta Joanne Lash Susan Last Colleen Lavelle Cheryl Lawko Daniel Lcsko David Ley David Link Jeffrey Lawson Sladana Lckic t Barbara Lock Louise Loejos Carol Long Bryan Looney Barbara Luenger Philip l.ukic Corrinc Mack Kimberly Mapson Paul Martin Joyce Marconi Daniel Masso Mary Mauerer Dana Mayes Jamie Mazurowski Karen Marshall Lorric Marcum Patricia Markoff Virginia McCann Vernon McCray Nancy McDermott Pat MeDevitt Kevin McDonald Patrick MeFadden Joan MeGinty John MeGinty Lawrence MeGinty 66 Teresa McEntirc Sanford Melton Catherine McNccIcy Glcnna McNeil Monica McKain Lawrence McKissic Timothy Mcrkosky Paul Meyers Ruth Ann Michalski Norecn Mihaiu Jennifer Mihalck Mark Milam Christina Miller Lori Miller Michael Miller Peter Miller Sharon Miller Angela Mirra Michael Mohney John Moilov Richard Molina Wendy Monaco f 7 Tim Moran Diane Morgan Trina Morris Cindy Morrissey Brenda Moses Suzana Muller Rosemary Netzel Wendy Ncuzil Matthew Newman Sondra Newrones Meryl Newton Elizabeth Nickum Kimberly Noss •- Kit,' ' s Maryann O’Boyle •VI Martin Nolan John O’Malley Eileen Palzcs Sharon Pardee Lena Pallcndino Bonny Parobeck Theresa Palmentero Nancy Palos Kit Partczana Cheryl Pauley David O’Neil In Sofia Oulas Karen Petterson Linda Placck Janet Penney James Randar Cynthia Rahanian Andrea Purcell Tina Porccllo Joseph Plczia Deirdre Redding 69 70 Pedro Rivera Debra Richards Andrew Rondos Gerald Rcichlc Cindi Roberts Wilfredo Rodrigue William Rodriguez Christine Rocmcr Kathleen Rogers Bridgett Rollins Robert Rook Gary Rose Robert Ross Randolph Rostas Joseph Roth James Roshetko Elizabeth Ross Marsha Rudy Modesto Ruggiero Doreen Ryan Mary Kay Ryan Anita Safonovs Gayle Sathre Michael Sawicki Elena Schilla Cheryl Sampson Paul Sanders Sandra Santa-Emma Dianne Santana Linda Santiago Donald Samko Nancy Salamon Lisa Samarin James Schillky Nancy Schorcn Rose Schmidt Denise Schmitt Sandra Schneider Denise Scholz Robert Schuler David Schultz Steven Schultz Rodney Scott 71 Cheryl Shirokey Rickey Silvaggio Scott Shook Denise Shroka Jeffrey Sikora John Silvay Herb Simpson Mary Sinclair Cheryl Sindyla Raymond Sindyla Brenda Smith Robert Smith James Sopko Debbie Sizemore Annette Smail 22 Raymond Stasik Roderick Stasik Lauren Strawder Sandra Stawicki David Stcitz Daniel Ster Barbara Stetz Steve Stewart Cheryl Stock Jean Stojkov 23 Guy Storch Ronald Strah Mary Summa June Suracc Janet Swierezynski Mike Takacs Sandra Thomas Lori Thomay Braverick Thompson Patti Thompson Denise Vasileff Steve Thur Charles Tomcho Creighton Tomck William Toney Elaine Turba Ray Urban Mark Vargo Kathryn Vecchio Joyce Vcverka Ken Vine Christine Voelkcl 74 Jane Vogi Cathy Wagner Robert Wagner James Wallace Brian Walsh Sharon Weiner Adrienne Weinert Christine Weisman Pamela Wells Mark Wcndling Denise W'erner Jeffrey Wcsscl Donna Weyburnc Judith Whalen Mark Wiclgosiek Christine Wiersma Diane Wilk Wyntcr Wilkins Dennis Williams Michelle Wilson Richard Winpinsingcr Pamela Wonkovich Drew Wurz Nancy Yackly 75 Donald Yamauchi Donald Yarian Ed Yascnchack Thomas York Daniel Zapotcchnc Diana Zechman Carole Zedella Joseph Zcdclla David Zimmerman Lisa Zubricky Scott Zubricky Colleen Graven Marian Kravee Andrew MeGrew David Andrews Bonnie Schneider 76 Realize a memory before it occurs . . . then live it so that it may always be cherished . . for each of us will have so many special moments now and the days to come. Why not make them worth remembering . . . The first free September A smile and a hi in the hallway A varsity game A Winter Formal Dance and Dinner PROM! Hugging a friend at commencement Singing our last song Handing out senior pictures Realizing future dreams Excitement Spirit Good Friends Apprehension Anticipation Decisions Decisions Decisions Tears sometimes . . . laughter more often. Hoofed like toe mabt it Congratulation ♦ §ratmatr 7 eneo VeCorv Xkris defame jfiifciLradmqs r 9a ttv fr kj . umr Laysfioj Hattie id JjiMbry ernice nooks tfiip pte fau(U jo in Miii Senior Section • 'Saunw Verenbemr (Xatky yaurep 77 79 Date... 3‘une. 60 J COMMENCEMENT Dale: June 22, 1979 Time: 7:30 p.m. Place: John Marshall High School Class Word: REACH Class Song: Can We Slill Be Friends Class Flower: Red and White Roses ALMA Oh Marshall High Our Alma Mater IX We crown the fairest Thy name we love to Forever we will love th With hearts so true ano Oh Marshall high the Bi We Praise thee in song. Mr Dmun io Principal 81 SSTtWR 4C7W7S ACKI RMAN, SUSAN - Teacher Aide ADAiMS. CHRIST1NF - NHS. Yrbk. Stall, Math Hon. Soc., Swim Timer, Germ. Hon. Soc., Choir, Mclodcars ADAMS. CRAIG - Marching B ind ALTON. ROBERT - JA. OF.A AMATA. JOSEPH - JV Football AMBROSE, BEVERLY • Mclodcars ANDERSON. ERNEST - NHS. Math Hon. Soc.,. Terp. Yrbk Staff. Choir. A MarshMellos. Soccer Team, Key Club ASEL. JUDITH - Teacher Aide. Volly-ball. Track. Sen HR Rep. ASH I FY. JACQUELINE - Teacher Aide ASHLEY. JENNIFER - Office Aide AUFMUril. BRIAN - Choir. Baseball. Teacher Aide AUVIL. DIANE - Teacher Aide BAILEY. DF.BRA - Nurse’s Aide BAKOSJLDIKO - Fr. Hon Soc Germ Hon. SocTVollyball Team, Teacher Aide. Foreign Lang. Aide BANKEY. JACQUELINE - Teacher Aide BARBER. JAMES - Wrestling Team BARRETT, BEAU - Jurymen BASKEY. LEE • S.C. Rep.. Terp. Pool Guard. Model U.N. BAUMEISTER. KEN - JV Football BEETS. JACQUELINE - Teacher Aide BELL. ARTHUR - JV Basketball. Sr. CL HR Rep BF.MAK, II.ENE - Glee Club. Teacher Aide BENDZUCK. DORIS - For Lang Aide BF.RENDSEN. LAURA - Football Mgr.. Track Mgr.. Wrestling Timer, OF.A, Teacher Aide BERNACKI. DEBRA - Collection Ed.. Play Prod. CL. Mclodcars BEVELACQUA. LF.O - Pool Guard BINNS. JAMES - Choir. MarshMellos. Thespian. NHS. For. Lang. Hon. Soc., Terp. S.C. Rep.. JTL BISHOP, IXJNAI.D - Cross-Country, Track BIVIN, DAVID - Math Tutor. Track BLANKENSHIP. CYNTHIA - Choir. Yrbk Staff. Teacher Aide BLATNICK. MARY KAY - Ski Club. OEA, Bowling, COF. BOLDIZAR. DONNA - Marching Band. NHS. Concert Band, Yrbk. Staff. Fr. Hon. Soc., Int. Bowling. Teacher Aide BOLL A. YVF.TTF. - NHS. Choir. Terp. MarshMellos, S.C. Sec., For. Lang. Hon. She . Thespian. JTL BRASHWITZ. KAYE - MarshMellos. Sr. Class Sec., I.awycrcttc. Choir, Glee Club. S.C. |Rep . Yrbk Staff, Teacher Aide BRECHER. PAUL - DECA BRESIEN. ANDREA - Ski Club. Teacher Aide. Yrbk Staff. Sr. Cl HR Rep. BRESIEN. KATHRYN - Teacher Aide, Mat Aide BROWN, PATRICIA - Teacher Aide BUGELSKI. SUE - Teacher Aide BURGAN. JAMES - S.C. HR Rep. BURKETT. LYNN - Collection Staff. Plav Prod. Class CABOT. REBECCA - Glee Club, Choir. Attendance Aide CALDWELL. CHARMA - Gym Leader, Yrbk Staff. Varsity Basketball CAREY. DANIEL - Play Prod Class. S.C HR Rep., Track CARLISLE. KENNETH - ROTC CARROLL. MARY - Glee Club. Office Aide _ CARUSO. TOM - Basketball Stat.. Teacher Aide CEBULIS. SANDRA - Color Guard. NHS. Gym Leader, Track, Cross Country. Pool Guard Teacher Aide CF.HF.I.NIK. DARI.EEN - Glee Club CERNY. GERALD - Track. V Basketball CHAPIN. CAROLYN - Swim Timer. Math Hon. Soc. Tutor. Teacher Aide CHERRY. SANDRA- Ski Club. Marching Band. Int. Bowling. Teacher Aide CHICWAK. MARY ANN - Softball CLIFFORD. JANETTA - Glee Club. Teacher Aide COLE. BRIAN - Ski Club. Swim Team. Drama CORNELIUS. GLORIA - Band. Glee Club. Choir COSTANZO. PHILLIP - Soccer. JV V Baseball, Gym Leader COSTANZO.'ROSEMARY - Ski Club. Model U.N., Choir, S.C. HR Rep.. Sen. Cl. Exec. Brd., Swim Timer, Oompah Doll. Symph. Band COTTRII.L. ROBIN - Teacher Aide CRISTINO. ALESSANDRO - Soccer Team CRUCKNOL. JOANN - Int. Bowling, DE. Pep Club. Gym Leader CUKON. CARLO - Soccer Team. Teacher Aide DAM ICO, CHRISTOPHER - S.C. HR Rep.. Choir. MarshMellos. Terp. Thespian. Jurymen. All-City Chorus DA MORE. LINDA - Softball Team. Math Hon. Soc.. Math Tutor. Teacher Aide. Marching Band DA NIK. KIMBERLEY - Choir. Glee Club. Oompah Doll. Ski Club. S.C HR Kep . Yrbk Staff, Teacher Aide DAVEY. LAUREN - Library Aide. Yrbk Staff. Teacher Aide, Tomanic Club DECORF. RENEE - NHS. Fr. Hon Soc., Yrbk Editor. Football Mgr.. S.C. HR Rep.. Swim Timer, Track Mgr.. Office Aide DELGAUDIO. BRENDA - Ski Club. Track. Swim Team DEMARCO. JAMFS - AVA DEMITRO, DEBRA - Glee Club. Office Aide DENNIS. CAROi -blcc Club. Office Aide V T D’ENTREMONT, DAVID -1 Bowhng. Golf DESMOND. TIM DE DETAR. DENISE - JV Cheerleader. Teacher Aide, I wycrcttc DEWERTH, DOUG - Swim Team. Pool Guard DIALS. DFMSE - Teacher Aide DIAMOND. FRIN - Math Aide. Life Guard. Teacher Aide DIFANTF. AGOSTI NO - Teacher Aide DILALLA. LUISA - Glee Club. Choir, Teacher Aide . DIXON. THERESA - Teacher Aide DOBREA. MARY - All-City Orchestra. S.C: HR Rep., Teacher Aide DO! INSKY. VICTORIA - Teacher Aide DREGALLA. JIM - Wrestling DRESKO. VALERIE - Track. Cross Country. Teacher Aide DUMNICH. CHRISTINE - Ski Club. Teacher Aide DURHAM. DWAYNE - DE DYCZKO. IRENE - Teacher Aide EIBEN. DEBORAH - Swim Team. Ski Club. NHS. Yrbk Editor ERTMANN. DREW - DECA Club. Office Aide ERWIN. TONI - Softball Team. Teacher Aide EUCKER. JEANNE - NHS. Tennis. S.H. Aide. Scrvcttcs, Int. Bowling. Teacher Aide FAGO. FELICIA - JV Cheerleader. Ski Club. S.C. HR Rep., Lawycrcttc. Terp. Sr. CL F.xcc. Brd., NHS Yrbk. Editor FALLER. CARL - NHS. S.C. HR Rep . Ski Club. Tennis. All-City Orchestra FAUST. SHELLY - Tomanic Club. Gym Leader. Vollyball Mgr.. Teacher Aide FAYKUS. THOMAS - l ife Guard. Swim Team. Math Hon. Soc.. Math Tutor FEDOR. DORIAN - Ski Club FELICIANO. FREDDIE - JV Basketball. Span. Aide. Minority Affairs, DE W mi FENSKE. ROBERT - Wrestling F'ETSKO, MARSHA - Teacher Aide FI ALA, VICTORIA - Pool Guard. Pool L Aide FINAN, GAIL - OEA FINK, DAVID - Teacher Aide FISCHBACH. MARY - Yrbk Staff. OEA FLANAGAN. LAWRENCE - Wrestling. Teacher Aide ’ 'FOI.DI, PAMELA - Ski Club . FORTIN I. PAUI A-Choir. Swim Timer. Glee Club. Teacher Aide, Office Aide FOWLER. NADINE - Ski Club. Teacher Aide k EURST. BRIAN - JV V Football. Stage Crew. V Baseball. S.C HR Rep. G AI I ATI N JEFFREY - Terp Editor. S.C. HR Rep., V Football. Teacher Aide GARRITY. BRIAN - Marching Band. Stage Band GIACO, MARY - Gym Leader. Lawycr-ette, Sr. Cl. V Pres.. S.C. HR Rep.. Scr-vettc. Teacher Aide GINLEY. PATRICIA - Tomanic Club. Yrbk Staff. Ski Club GOGA, PATRICIA - Choir. Tomanic Club. Yrbk Staff. Ski Club. Sr. HR Rep.. Teacher Aide GOSAR. DIANE - Teacher Aide GRAHAM. JANICE - Track GRAUEL, JULIA - MarshMellos. Oom-pah Doll, Video Club. Teacher Aide GR1BB. DIANE - OWE GRIEBEL. DWAYNE - Soccer. Symph. Orch.. Symph. Band, Stage Band. S.C. HR Rep . Ski Club. Terp. Gym Leader GRIMES. GEOFFREY - JV Football. Jurymen. Basketball Stat. GR1SSINGER. JACK - Marching Band. All-City All Ohio Band. Symph. Orch., Pool Guard. Stage Band Leader GRYCZAN. DANIEL - Swim Team GULASEY. GERARD - JV V Football. Wrestling HA DDE. THOMAS - Cross Country. Ski Club. Yrbk. Ed. In Chief. Germ. Hon. Soc.. Key Club. Track. Terp. Model U N. HAMPTON. TERRY - St. Council V. Pres., Tennis. MarshMellos, Choir HARBIN. LYNDA - Int. Vollyball. Soft-ball. F.B.L.A. HARBOTTLE. ANNE - S.C. HR Rep.. Terp, Marching Band. Concert Band. Yrbk Staff. All-City Band. City- Wide S.C. HARDY. PATRICIA - S.C HR Rep. Ubrary Aide, Marching Band, l.awycr- HARRIGAN. ROBERT - Yrbk Artist HASEK, GAYLE - Glee Club. Choir. S.H Aide, MarshMellos, Teacher Aide HASSEI BRACK. JAMES - AV II S. HAWKINS. SHERRIE - V Basketball HEINZMANN. EVELYN - Color Guard Cap!., Teacher Aide, S.H. Aide, NHS. Choir HELDERMAN, DANIEL -. Wrestling Mgr., V. Football HEISLEY. RON - Drama. Stage Crew HENDRIX. TODD - All-City Band Orch., All Ohio Band. Tennis, Office Aide. Solo Ensemble Contest HLAS. BARBARA - S.H. Aide HOBAN. ANTOINETTE - Servettc. Teacher Aide HOGGES. GALE - S.H. Aide HOLECKO, DAVID - Track, Cross Country HOLTON. WILLIE - JV V Football HOLTON. CYNTHIA - Library Aide. Office Aide. S.C. HR Rep., S.H. Aide HORVATH. MARK - Pool Guard, Drama HOTZ. KELLY - Teacher Aide. FFA HRUDKA. KAREN - Tomanic Club. Terp, Teacher Aide HUBER. KIMBERLY - Teacher Aide HUCK. ELIZABETH - Stage Band. Marching Band. Yrbk Staff. Ski Club. Gym Aide HUDNALL. SCOTT - JV V Wrestling, JV Baseball HUEBLER. WILLIAM -SkiClub. Yrbk Staff. S.C. HR Rep., Teacher Aide HUMPHRIES, MELINDA - Teacher Aide HUNT. LAUREL - Servettc. Life Guard. Teacher Aide HUNT. LINDA - Office Aide, Tcacncr Aide HUTCHINS. KIM - Marching Band. Teacher Aide IEVINS. DAINA - Teacher Aide. All-City Orchestra. Marching Band IRIZARRY. RUDY - Gym Leader. Teacher Aide, Pool Guard JACKSON. JESSE - JV Basketball JACKSON. RODERICK - Cross Country, Track. Gym Leader JACKSON. YVONNE - Library Aide JACOBS. BERNICE - Cross Country. Life Guard. Yrbk Staff. Glee Club JACOBS. PAUL - JV V Football. Gym Leader. Teacher Aide JARRF.TT. PAMELA - Office Aide. Teacher Aide JOHNSON. CHARLOTTE - Office Aide JOHNSON. KATHLEEN - NHS See.. Fr. Hon Soc.. Yrbk Staff. Tennis. Int. Bowling, Choir. Marching Band. Sen. Cl. HR Rep.. Glee Club KARADIMAS. KIKI - Ski Club. Choir. MarshMellos. S.C. HR Rep.. Int. Bowling. Yrbk Staff. Tomanic Club KARADIMAS. SANDRA - Track. Teacher Aide, Office Aide. Ski Club. Int. Bowling. S.C. HR Rep. KARAKOUDAS, HELEN - Terp Ed. In Chief, Math Hon. Soc., Math Tutor. Tomanic Club. S.C.-tHR RepJ ' KARNATZ, GAIL - Lawycrctte. Soc-cerettc. Mat Aide. OEA. Office Aide KASTANIS. JOHN - Bowling Team KAS7.A. PHILLIP - JV V Football KATZ. STEVEN - Ski Club. D.E.C.A. KEAST. WARREN - Ski Club. D.E.C.A KELLY. KEVIN - Track. Terp KEMMETT, SUSAN - Tomanic Club Pres., Office Aide, Servettc. OEA. NHS KE MPE. JAMES - Cross Country. Ski dub K KESSLER. JUDY - Teacher Aide KEYES. JOHN - Marching Band KEYES. MARY - Teacher Aide, SH. Aide. V Cheerleader. Math Tutor KLEINHOLZ. LEE - NHS. Ski Club. Int. Bowling, Teacher Aide, Office Aide KOCINSKI. MARK - JV V Football KOKOTAYLO.CYNTHIA - Basketball Mgr. EFipPjiy , + ± KOMOROWSKI. KAREN - Office Aide, Teacher Aide, DCT KORDEL, TERRYANNE - Marching Band KORNFEI.D. BONNIE - Teacher Aide. Office Aide KOSON. THERESE - Office Aide KOST. DIANE - Teacher Aide KOSTUR. DIANE - FHA. Tomanic Club KREIS. HOWARD - FFA KRIF.GER. BRIAN - Pool Guard. Video Club. JTE. Physics Olympics KUBES. MICHAEL - Terp KUHAR. KATHY - Glee Club. Choir. Office Aide l.AGUARDIA. JOHN - Wrestling I.ANDRISCINA. DONNA - Swim Timer. FTA, Tomanic Club. Teacher Aide LANZILOTTA. SHERRI - Teacher Aide, Mat Aide. S.C. HR Rep.. OEA LASH. JOANNE - Lawycrctte. S.C. HR Rep., Gym Leader. Pool Guard. JTL. Nat. Hon. Soc., Sp. Hon. Soc., Yrbk Staff LASH, STEPHEN - Jurymen. Teacher Aide LAST. SUSAN - Glee Club. Teacher Aide. Choir, NHS LAVELLE. COLLEEN - Marching Band.Choir.S.C. HR Rep .Gym Leader I.AWKO. CHERYL - lawycrctte. Marching Band. Fr. Hon. Soc.. NHS Treasurer. St Council Tres., Yrbk Staff. Oompah Doll. Pool Guard LAWSON. JEFFREY - S.C. HR Rep.. Yrbk Staff. Pool Guard LEKIC. SLADANA - S.C. HR Rep.. Gym Leader. Vollyball Mgr 8) SEW OK A MTHES co t. LBSKO, DANIEL - Stage . Marching Band, All Ohio State Fair Band, Teacher Aide, Dixieland Band- Leader LEY, DAVID - AV Aide LITTLE. SHAWN - Vollyball. Minority Affairs LOCK. BARBARA - S.C. HR Rep.. Swim Timer. Sen. Cl. F.xcc. Brd.. NHS, Symph. Band, Marching Band, Yrbk Staff LOEJOS. LOUISE - Gym Leaders Pres.. JA. Math Hon. Soc., Fr. Hon. Soc., N HS, Yrbk Editor. Int. Bowling. Softball LliENGER. BARBARA - JA. Germ Hon Soc.. Yrbk Staff. OEA LYNCHA. DIANA - OEA MACK. CORRINE - Glee Club. Choir MAJUSICK. AMY - Choir, MarshMcl-los, Marching Band. All Ohio State Fair Band. Sen. Cl. HR Rep. MANZ. JENNIFER - Teacher Aide. Library Aide MAPSON, KIMBERLY - S.C. HR Rep., Gym Leader. Minority Affairs. Color Guard. Glee Club. JA MARCONI. JOYCE - Swim Team. Ski Club. Pool Guard MARCUM. LORRIE - Teacher Aide MARKOFF. PATRICIA - S.C. HR Rep., Teacher Aide MARSHALL. KAREN - Office Aide MARTIN. PAUL - Teacher Aide MASSO. DANIEL - NHS. V Baseball. S.C. HR Rep.. Soccer. Math Hon. Soc., Math Tutor. Span. Hon. Soc., Teacher Aide MAUERER. MARY - Teacher Aide MAZUROWSKI. JAMIE - Color Guard. Mat Aide. Soccerette, OEA MCDONALD. KEVIN - Marching Band MCENTIRE. TERESA - S.C. HR Rep.. Teacher Aide MCNEIL. GLENNA - Office Aide. OEA MCDERMOTT. NANCY - FTA. Yrbk Staff. Tomanic Club MCFADDEN. PATRICK • Math Hon Soc.. Gym Leader. Marine Fitness Team MCGINTY. JOA N - Teacher Aide. Gym Leader. Life Guard. JV V Cheer-leading. Track. Office Aide MCGREW. ANDREW - V Football. JV Basketball. Track. Gym Leader. Teacher Aide MCKAIN, MONICA - Teacher Aide. Ski Club. Sen. Cl. HR Rep MCKISSIC. LAWRENCE - Track MICHALSKI. RUTH - Teacher Aide. Choir. Glee Club. Color Guard MIHAIU. NOREEN - Glee Club.Choir. FFA, Yrbk Staff. S.H. Aide, Tomanic Club. NHS MIHALEK. JENNIFER - Teacher Aide. Choir, Bowling Team MILAM. MARK - Swim Team, Life Guard MILLER, CHRISTINA - S.H Aide MILLER. LORI - Teacher Aide MILLER. MICHAEL - Teacher Aide MILLER. SHARON - NHS. Fr. Hon. Soc., Yrbk Editor. Choir. Teacher Aide MILLIGAN. MICHELLE - Teacher Aide. Fr. Hon. Soc.. NHS. Yrbk Staff MIRRA. ANGELA - Glee Club. Teacher Aide MORGAN. DIANE • Marching Band. All-City Band. Concert Band. Teacher Aide MULLER. SUZANA - Tomanic Club NEDEL. ERIC - Tomanic Club. Teacher Aide. Ath. Dept. Aide. Gym Leader, Pool Guard. S.C. HR Rep NELSON. GREGORY - Gym Leader. Library Aide NETZEL, ROSEMARY - S.H Aide NEUZIL. WENDY - Yrbk StaTT. Glee Club. Teacher Aide, Servette, Sen. Cl. HR Rep NEWMAN. MATTHEW - Video Club. Pres. DE. Teacher Aide NEWRONES. SONDRA - COE NEWTON. MERYL - Track. Cross Country. Gym Leader NICKUM. ELIZABETH - OWE NOLAN. MARTIN • NHS. Terp. S.C. HR Rep.. Ski Club. MarshMellos. Choir. Jurymen, Exchange Student To Israel NOSS. KIMBERLY - NHS. Math Hon. Soc.. Office Aide, Teacher Aide. Yrbk Staff. Ski Club. Tomanic Club. Swim Timer . O’BOYLE. MARYANN Yrbk Staff. Office Aide. Servette. S.C. HR Rep. OBRAL. JOY - OWE, Teacher Aide MOHNEY. MICHAEL - Soccer. Track, Ski Club MOILOV. JOHN - JV V Baseball OLSZESKI. KAREN - S.C. HR Rep.. Sen. Life Saving. Basketball O’MALLEY. JOHN • Stage Crew. JTL. Thespians. Sen. Life Saving, Choir O’NEIL. DAIVD - Ski Club OULAS. SOFIA - Lawycrctte. Teacher Aide. Swim Timer. Sen. Cl. HR Rep., Glee Club. Ski Club PALLENDINO. LENA - JTL. Teacher Aide PALOS. NANCY - Glee Club PAROBECK. BONNY - Teacher Aide. Office Aide PARTEZANA. KIT - Terp. Math Hon Soc PAULEY. CHERYL - Play Prod . Glee Club. Teacher Aide PAULIN. ROBERT - football Mgr, JTL. Yrbk Chief Photographer PAULITZKY. TERRY - Gym Leader, Track. Ski Club PAVLIK. MARY - Teacher Aide. FTA Pres.. Tutor. NHS PAWLOWSKI. CHRISTINE-Ski Club PETREY. BPCKY - OWE. Teacher Aide, Ski Club PENNEY. JANET - Teacher Aide. Gym Leader. NHS Pres.. Marching Band. Symph. Band. Glee Club. Choir. Marsn-Mcllos PERRY. RUTH - Teacher Aide. Tomanic Club. FTA ,0 4. (vr. PETTERSON. KAREN - Ski Club PI RI BECK. PHILIP - Band.4 FFA PLEZIA. JOSEPH V Football. V Baseball PURCELL. ANDREA } Drama. Yrbk Staff. Teacher Aide. Ski Club. S C HR R'P WPW REDDING. DEJRDRF - Teacher Aide. Office Aide. Tomanic RICCI. TONY - DE f ROBERTS. CIVDI - Glee Club, Choir, ] Soccerette. Office Aide. Yrbk Staff ROEMER. CHRISTINE - Office Aide. U' Teacher Aide ROLLINS. BRIDGETT - OWE. Tomanic Club ROSE. GARY - OWE ROSHETKO. JAMES-JV V Football. Swim Team, Baseball, Gym Leader. S.C. HR Rep.. Sr C Trfexcc. Brd.. Close Up ROSS. DENISE - Drama. Glee Club ROSS. ELIZABETH - Glee Club. Yrbk Staff, Soccerette ROSTAS. RANDOLPH - Pool Guard. Video Club. JV V Basketball, Math Tutor. Math Hon. Soc.. NHS. Teacher Aide ROUGE. MARK - Video Club. S.C. HR Rep. RUDY. MARSHA - Ski Club. Yrbk Staff RUGGIERO. MODESTO - Tennis. St. Coun. President. Marching Band Capt., Gym Leader, Math Hon. Soc., Pres.. NHS. Math Tutor RYAN. DOREEN - JV V Basketball. Teacher Aide, Yrbk Editor. Sp. Hon. Soc. SALAMON. NANCY - Glee Club. Choir. Swim Timer. Office Aide SAFONOVS. ANITA - Ski Club. FTA SAMKO. DONALD - Ski Club SAMPSON. CHERYL - Melodears. 84 ltl! 4rli | mA i n it r Hi I 1 1 u hoir, Fr Hon Soc., Teacher AidcTTerp. V Football, I A. SANDRA - Ski Club. Life Guard. Soccer Score., NHS, Marching Band. To mar A li B.iscb.i SANTA E! S C HR Rep Swim Timer. Teacher Aide SANTANA. DIANNI- - JVCheerleader. Lawycrcttc, Yrbk Staff, Sr. Cl. Rep. SANTIAGO. LINDA Mat Aide, Law-yerette. S.C. HR Rep.. Fr Hon. Soc., Teacher Aide SATHRb, GAYLE - FFA Pres.. Oompah Doll SAWICK1. MICHAEL - JV V Football. JV Wrestling. Jurymen. Track. Sr. Class President SCHM LA. ELENA - JV V Cheer- leading. Capt . Sp Hon. Soc.. Choir SCHNEIDER. BONNIE - Teacher Aide SCHNEIDER, SANDRA - Vollyball. Softball. NHS. Glee Club SCHOLZ, DENISE - Ski Club. Lawyer-ette, Symph. Orch., NHS. Math Hon Soc.. Office Aide SCHOR N. NANCY - Drama. Yrbk Staff SCHULER. KOBERT - Track. Cross Country. Span. Hon Soc. SCHULTZ. STFVEN -Tomanic Club SCOTT. RODNEY - JV V Football. Track, S.C. HR Rep SEMAN. PHILIP - Tennis. S H. Aide SHAUGHNESSY. KEVIN - Baseball SHIROKEY.CARY JANE-Gym Leader. JTL. S.C. HR Rep. Teacher Aide. OEA SHIROKEY, CHERYL JOAN - Teacher Aide SHOOK. SCOTT - Symph. Band. Marching Band, All-City Band Orch.. Stage Band SHROKA. DENISE - Mat Aide. S.C. HR Rep.. Teacher Aide, OF.A SIKORA. JEFFREY - Play Prod.. Jurymen. JTL. S.C. HR Rep.. Teacher Aide. Sr. Cl. Rep SILVAY. JOHN - Swim Team. Life Guard SIMPSON. HERB - JV V Football. JV V Wrestling SIMPSON. NANCY - Terp SINCLAIR. MARY - OEA. S H Aide. Teacher Aide SINDYLA. CHERYL - JV V Cheerleading. Vollyball Mgr., Socccrcttc. Choir. Teacher Aide. Ath Dept. Aide. SINDYLA. RAYMOND - Soccer. Model U.N., Math Tutor. Math Hon. Soc., Phvsics Olympics SIMMONS. DWAYNE - Track SIZEMORE, L 1 BBII Office Aide. ' «uard. Teacher Aid.-. Scrvcttc. Food Coop. M ST SM AIL, ANNETTE - Tomanic Club. Teacher Aide “ SMITH. ROBERT - JV V Football SOWL. LAUREN - Teacher Aide SPF.AR. GEORGE • JV V Football. Baseball. Wrestling SPILKER, CHRISTOPHER - Tennis. Math Hon. Soc.. NHS V-Pres. SPRAGGINS. EM MIT - Track, Gym Leader SPRAW. LINDA - Teacher A.dc STAFFORD. ADRIANN'; - Marching Band. Teacher Aide. Ski Club STAFFORD, JOAN - Glee Club. Cho� r MarchMclIos, Softball. Teacher Aide. STAJCAR. DENISE - JV V Cheerleader. Teacher Aide. All-City Orch.. Model U.N. STANLEY. LISA - Cross Country. 100 Mile Club. Teacher Aide. Basketball Stat. See. STARRE. JEAN - Teacher Aide STEITZ. DAVID - Ski Club STFTZ, BARBARA - Mat Aide. Office Aide, Gym Aide STOCK. CHF.RYL - Office Aide. Serv-ette, DCT STOJKOV. JEAN - Teacher Aide. Office Aide STORCH. GUY - Life Guard. Noon Movie Aide STRAH, RONALD - Marching Band. Choir. MarshMcllos. Life Guard. Solo Contest SUMMA. MARY BETH - Color Guard Co-Capt.. Teacher Aide SWIERCZYNSKI. JANET - Ski Club. Teacher Aide THOM AS. SANDRA- Volleyball Team. Teacher Aide THOM AY, LORI - Basketball Team. Gym Leader. Teacher Aide. Office Aide. Library Aide, Track THUR. STlTVF --JV V Football. JV Basketball. JV Wrestling. S.C. HR Rep. TOMCHO. CHARLES - DE TSANG. MIU LI - Math Tutor. Teacher Aide URBAN. RAY - Soccer VALL. GARRY - Teacher Aide VARGO. MARK - Sr Cl HR Rep VASILEFF. DENISE - Teacher Aide. Int. Bowling VECCHIO. KATHRYN - Gym Leader. S.C HR Rep., Yrbk Staff. Terp. Lawycr-etlc. Ski Club VEVERKA. JOYCE - Ski Club. Yrbk Staff. Teacher Aide. Sr Cl HR Rep VOGT. JANE - Glee Club. Choir. Teacher Aide. MarshMcllos WAGNER. ROBERT - Track WALSH. BRIAN - OWE WASHINGTON. ANTOINE - Choir WEINER. SHARON - Glee Club WEINERT. ADRIENNE - Color Guard. Drama WEISMAN. CHRISTINE - S.C HR Rep.. Choir. Glee Club, Lawycrcttc, Mat Aide. Ski Club WERNER. DENISE - Office Aide WESSEL. JEFFREY - V Basketball. NHS WEYBURNE. DONNA-S.C HR Rep.. Close-Up. JV Cheerleader, Teacher Aide WHALEN. JUDITH - NHS. Math Hon. Soc.. Teacher Aide. Ski Club. Int. Bowl- ing WIELGOSIEK. MARK - Teacher Aide. Basketball Mgr . WIERSMA. CHRISTINE - ETA. Teacher Aide, Tutor NHS. JA. Span Hon. Soc. WILK. DIANE - Teacher Aide WILKINS. WYNTER - Terp WILLIAMS. DENNIS - JV A V Football. JV Wrestling. Teacher Auft WILLIAMS. DONALD - Tomanic Club WILLIAMS. ROBERT - Golf. JV Wrestling. JV Baseball WILSON. MlCHEI.LF - Tcathcr Aide. Tomanic Club • WINPISINGFR. RICHARD fV Bas- WOLF. BARBARA - S H. A.dc. Terp WOODRING. CHARLFS - JV Base-.1 bad. DE ' t, hTwX WURZ. DREW - JV V Football. Ski fx club tfmkF YACKLY.S’ANCY-S.C HR Rep . JV V Cheerleader. Teacher Aide YAMAUCHI. DONALD All Ohio State Fair Band ■ YARIAN. DONALD-Swim Team. Pool Guard YASFNCHACK. F.D - Track. Cross’ Country. Teacher Aide. Choir. Jurymen ZECHMANr OTANA Office Aide. Swim Aide, Teacher Aide. Lawycrcttc. Marching Band ZEDELLA, CAROLE - Teacher Aide. Office Aide ZEDELLA. JOSEPH - Football Mgr.. Sp Hon. Soc.. Basketball Mgr. ZIMMERMAN. DAVID - Swim Team. NHS. Marching Band. S.C. HR Rep.. All City All Ohio Band, Pool Guard. Teacher Aide ZUBRICKY. LISA - Teacher Aide. Office Aide. Glee Club ZUST. TERESA - Teacher Aide ZVARA. RONALD - JV Football FF.LDT. BRENDA - Ski Club GARRETT. JIMMY - Golf. Teacher Aide MOHNEY. MICHAEL - Soccer. Track. Ski Club TAKACS. MIKE - Band WELLS. PAMELA • Pep Club as To think that I am only leaving behind a block of space, But to realize the efforts, struggles, joys and sorrows built up behind these pictures Is to know that they symbolize a whole lifetime which is only now just beginning. FRIDAYS, SATURDAYS ARE LONELY IN SENATE Despite a shortened season, due to the Cleveland teachers’ strike, the JMH gridders turned in an impressive 3-1-1 season. Led by co-captains Joe Plc ia and Andrew MeGrew, the Big Red Machine displayed a great deal of potential, losing only to archrival St. Ignatius. Each week the players prepared for an opponent. not knowing when the strike would end. Head Coach Vic Hanchuk, with twenty three years of Held experience behind him. found this football season most disappointing. He felt it was a shame that the team was never able to show its full ability. Coach Hanchuk stated. Lessons arc learned in football that arc not taught anywhere else. There is teamwork, getting along together, helping each other, and overcoming adversity. Departing seniors who contributed to Marshall’s winning season were Joe Plc ia. Andrew MeGrew, Herb Simpson, Brad Thompson. Willie Holton. Mark Kocinski. Paul Jacobs. Dennis Williams. Jerry Gulasey. Steve Thur, Rodney Scott. Dan Hcldcr-man, George Spear. Bob Smith. Paul Sanders. Jeff Gallatin. Phil Kasza, Drew Wurz, and Mike Sawicki. I Row I (L-R) Alex Nadai. Sieve Baldesari. Jim Alger. Dan llcldcrman. George Spear. Hrad Thompson. Andrew MeGrew, Joe Ple ia Paul Sanders. Dennis Williams. Joe Sly. Bob kislcmaker. Tim Plena. Coach Valcn isi Row ’ (L-R) Neil Wilkins, Barney Chambers. Matthew Franduto, Dan Harrison. Bill Swindell. Scott Henderson. Ronnie Clay. Mark Kocinskt. Charles I ewis. Phil kasra. Perry Rccchio. Drew Wur . Dan llarrigan. Jeff Gallagher. Coach Cappetto Row J (I -R Jeff Gallatin, Jeff Savage. Jerry Gulascy. Steve Thur. Herb Simpson. Bob Smith. Arthur Card. Willie Holton. Mike Sawicki. Bob Smith. Rodney Scott. Mall Rcgotti. I arry Carter. Coach Hanchuk Row 4 (I R) Paul Jacobs. Jerome Harris! Antwuan Robinson. Tony Thomai. Jeff Matthews. Jonathan Cooper. John Spies. Terry Hatcher. Frank Chikwak. Billy Brown, Jim Wiseman. Bob Cowran Row 5 (L-R) Tina Will. Kathy F.ubanks. Lon Berendsen. Renee DcCorc Winning isn't the most important thing. It is the only thing.” I do not believe in defeat. A punt, a pass, and a prayer. SPORTS ENTHUSIAST Enthusiasm of the fans ran high at the football games this season, despite the fact that there were only four regular games and a game played as a scrimmage against West Tech Sitting in the stands and being a part of the cheering faces with their cries of excitement could not help but make each spectator feel the strong sense of togetherness that comes from rooting on the home team. Total involvement in the action is on each and every face in the crowd. 91 VOLLEYBALL With a short season the Marshall Volleyball Team rushed to get in matches to prepare for the sectional tournament. The season ended with a 7 win 2 loss record, at least 9 games short of a full season. Next year will find a possible 12 returning girls to play towards a return trip to Otterbein College for the State of Ohio Volleyball Championship. A Wend) Spilkcr spiking ihc ball B Rita Cask on her knee tor the (cam C Mi« Beebe giving ihc learn a pep talk D Sandra Thoma always read for action E Wend) Spilkcr showing her concentration I Fran Deluca sets up the ball II Wend) Spilkcr bringing the team to victor) I Jo Ann Palgut diving for the ball J Mary Kybar yk giving it all she's got t. to R TOP ROW Seniors Wendy Spilkcr, Sandra Thomas. Sandy Schneider MIDDI F ROW Juniors Mary Ions. Darlene Kerrick. Joanne Palgut. Mary Kybarc yk, Janet Ashley BOTTOM ROW: Sophomores Fran Deluca. Donna Immormmo. Yvette Smith, Lisa Fields, Mitzi Stouka, Michelle Brew, Rita Casa Ic CROSS COUNTRY The 1978-79 Cross Country team headed by Coaches Barringer and Elkins, had a very unusual year, with only four official meets left in the season after the teachers’ strike. Practice was held throughout the strike under the direction of Rob Schuler, team captain. Despite the short season, the team placed 6th in the Sectional Championship, in comparison to last year’s 8th place. Tim Carlyn and Sheryl Emery, however, were the sole qualifers for the District Championships. C row Country Tcjm- kneeling Tom lladdc. Bob Spraw. Tim Carlyn. Rod Jackson. Bob Fkit, Rich Yascnchak. Juan (Juirartc second ro l:d Yasenchack. Jim Stiller. Rich Hvi dos. Jeff Kalitlt, lorn Schuler. Brun Barkdoll third row Rick Gcyc. Coach Barringer. Glenn llasek. Asst t'oach I Ikins. Jim Ockaj. Dave Holccko. Rob Schuler WZHEEH r n' Country Team- front row Ratty Stipkovich. Sheryl Fmcry. Yvonne f er-ner. Vljry Goode, back row Coach Barringer. Asst. Coach I- Ik ins a Rob Schuler helps Tom Iladdc stretch b Tim Carlyn and Dave Holccko set the pace s Glenn llasek and Rod Jackson d Yvonne Terrier c Jim C ckaj pushes ahead f Sheryl l-mcry pursues opponent g Team captain. Rob Schuler leads the way h Jeff Knlttla i I d Yasenchack sprints to live finish STRIKING KEGEERS Although the school year got off to a slow start, that didn't slop the John Marshall Kcglcrs The team did well again this year with the help of Dave D'Entremont and John Kastanis These two All-Scholastic players were Press Stars; Dave D'Entremont set the record for individual game high (269) Strong support came from Jennifer Mihalck. the only female Kcglcr. and Jerry Atkins, both two-year letter winners. Newcomers Mike Wise. Brian Looney, and Tony Juliano added their skills to round out the Kcgler season a Are you sure that's right'’ b Jennifer Mihalck. Jerry Atkins, and John Kastanis checking their progress c. John Kastanis aims for a strike, d Jennifer Mihalck determined to get a spare e Dave D'Entremont trying to break another record f I. to R TOP ROW Mike Wise. Jerry Atkins. Mr Oswald. Dave D'Entremont. Brian Looney BOTTOM ROW Tony Juliano. Jennifer Mlittle k. John Kastanis a. Jancl Penny shows her enthusiasm, b. Gayle Hatek plans to strike one out. c Bowling Secretary Louise Loejos shows us her style d Kathy Johnson attempts to lift a bowling ball c. Unidentified Kcglcr shows new bowling form f Karen Mikolcit gets into the swing of things, g Mr. Oswald checks the team scores. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The John Marsnll girl’s basketball team played a rewarding season in “79. Coaches Jacobson and Valcn isi were pleased with the girls’ progress. I was very satisfied with the amount the team has accomplished, and am hoping for even more next year with the return of many sophmores and juniors.” staled Coach Jacobson. Seniors Sherrie Hawkins, Charma Caldwell and Lori Thomay will be genuinely missed by coaches and teammates alike in the coming year. Left lo right 1st row - Sherri Hawkins. Sheryl Ferricr. Michele Brew. Charm. Caldwell. Kathy lachowski, Janet Ashley. Junitj Davis, Sally Denec 2nd row • Manager Aretha Moss. Peggy Shebov. Theresa Jackson, Michele Stoyka, Karen Olzeski. Lori Thomay, Tina Jackson. Mary Rybarc yk. and Coach Mr Jacobson A John Marshall vs John Hay for the jump ball B Coaches Valcnmi and Jacobson show the look of concern C The team shows the thrill of victory D. Junior Mary Rybarc yk tries to gel the rebound I Sheryl Ferricr shows her pride for the team G Sophmorc Michele Stoyka utlemps to get the basketball II Theresa Jackson tries to make a foul shot I Sophmorc Juanita Davis looks for a teammate to pass the ball to 99 WRESTLING Wc at Marshall are fortunate to have Mr. Gibbons as our wrestling coach. Without Mr. Gibbons'generous donation of his time. Marshall would have been just another Cleveland school without wrestling. Despite the fact that very few boys went out for wrestling, the team managed to have a satisfying season Senior matmen Jerry Gulascy, Herb Simpson, and junior Jimmy Kerr succeeded in maintaining an undefeated record this season. A A John Marshall wrestler is close to victors over a tough opponent B Herb Simpson declared winner. C Coach Gene Gibbons giving grappler instructions for a new move. I) Jerry Pilar and Donnie Beavers getting ready for a match The 1978-197 ) Wrestling Team Back left to right- Jerry Pilar. Art Card. Donnie Beavers. Herb Simpson. Mr Gibbons. Jerry Gulascy. Jim Dregclln, and Larry Williams Front left to right- Jim Kerr. Bob Kclty, Bob I enske. Jim DcLuca. Scott Hud-nail, and Mark DcCorc B Mat Aides left to nght-Kris Jessen. Kathy Brcsicn. Gail Karnat , Lon Berend-sen, Linda Santiago, and Chris Wcisman C Wrestler John Gulascy lakes a moment out of practice to show Mr Gibbons a new and quite different hold D Donnie Beavers and Jerry Pilar practicing moves at one of many long and hard practices OMIWWIMS J.M.H. ATHLETES John Marshall gym classes combine a physical education along with a lot of fun. Students can test their endurance and coordination while choosing from a wide variety of sports including tennis, gymnastics, football, and soccer. Teachers arc assisted by gym leaders who arc students who lead exercises, referee games, and take attendance. W m SKI CLUB I Bravely led to the icy slopes of Brandywine ski center every Tuesday night by their stalwart moderators Mr. Jim Heffernan and Mr. Don Burke, the members of the 1978-79 ski club braved another cruel Cleveland winter in order to improve their style and coordination Whether enthusiastically overcome by the thrill of conquering Champagne, or embarrassed by the agony of falling on a beginner hill, the John Marshallskierscourageously forged on every Tuesday to try to impress their fellow skiers. 104 t A B Senior Li Muck adjusting; her boot before hitting the slopes C Denise Sc hoi carving a turn D Tired JMII skiers taking a break E. Scott Hucblcr imitating the style of his hero. Jean-Claudc Killy F. Night setting in at Brands Mine Ci Marty Nolan displaying his form for the camera H Seniors Scott Hucblcr. Felicia f ago. and Denise Schol preparing to brave the cold J “No. I am NOT Sury Chapsttek. and Vo I CANNOT teach you to ski I lf I can't see it. it won't hurt me. right. RIGHT TRACK STARS The 1979 indoor track season lasted from January to March. Meets were held at various schools, with the exception of the February ninth meet at the Coliseum SOfl participants from 101 teams competed. Meryl Newton finished fifth of forty-two entries in the hurdles and Sheryl Emery finished fifth of twenty-two entries in the girls’ mile run. The meets were co-ed. yet organized so that girls competed with girls and boys with boys. This year's leant, headed by Mr. Thomas Elkins and Mr Dan Barringer, consisted of spirited and dedicated individuals who gave their all to make the season a success. a Glenn II j ck and Jim Ockay- funning with the pack b Yvonne Perrier show llut stretching help a runner c I red Bradley enjoy hi sport d Sheryl Emery, Brian Harkdoll, and Patty Slipkovich take a break c 1979 indoor track team lakes time out for a picture f Meryl Newton work at ihc high hurdle I eft to right Front row-Jim Miller. Rod Jackton. Meryl Newton. Second row- Greg lluck. Brian Bark-doll. Glen lla ck, Jim C ckaj. Rick Yjtcnchak. Mary Goode; Third row- Bill C’huhay. Rob Schuler. Ed Yaienchak Pat Slipkovich. Fourth row Rick Geyc, Juan Quirurtc. Bob l lcig. Mike Ockaj. Rich Hvir-do . Dave llolecko. Tom Schuler. Tim Carlyn, Sheryl Emery. Yvonne Ferner RUN, RUN, RUN Even though the 1979 outdoor track season started April 2nd. many participants had been working out since early February The effort made by these individuals paid off for the indoor as well as the outdoor track team, with the indoor team finishing no lower than second in all their multi-team meets. Seniors returning to the team were Rod Jackson, Meryl Newton, Dave Holccko, and Rob Schuler. The school records broken this year included the following: 50 yd. high hurdles and 50 yd. low hurdles by Newton; 440 yd. dash by Jackson; two mile run by Carlyn; and the mile relay run by Jackson. Newton. Hasck, Jefferson a Janice Graham and Nora Henderson jump rope lo gel in shape, b Rob Schuler overcomes tough competition in the relay c Mallory Reid i a good contender Tor the high jump d 1979 Marshall Outdoor Track Team c Tim Carlyn and I d Va-scnchack work out in the underground track Front row Rob Schuler. Fred Bradley. Tom Jcffcrion. Tom Schuler. Rich llvi dos. Juan Quirarlc. Rick Ya-venchack. Second row Mike C ekaj. I arry McKiwic. F.d Yaccnchack. Jim Foster. Jim C ckaj. Fd Miller, Dave Thorn. Third row Rick Geyc. Gregg Havek, Sheryl Emery. Glenn Hasck, Bob I licg. Brian Barkdoll. Flisco Rodrigue , Mary Goode, Fourth row Bob Smith. Mallory Reid. Bob Monchcck,Charle l ewis. Pat Stipko-vich. Yvonne Ferricr Not pictured Roderick Jackson, Dave Holccko, Tun C arlyn, Meryl Newton. Mike Sa-wicki, Bill Chuhay, Vincent Prcvvlcy SOFTBALL The John Marshall girl's softball team is anticipating a great season this year, with the return of many players from last season. In addition to the more experienced members, a large number of sophomores have joined, hoping to add their skills to the team. When the team was organized four years ago. the girls played only five games. In the 1979 season twenty games arc scheduled. The 1978 season with the team finishing with an 8 3 record has been its best to date. SPORTS CANDIDS They fly through the air with the greatest of ease . . Peek-a-boo! Bottoms up!” “Hi. Mom! Help! £ r - %. We have to stop meeting like this! R Varsity B.ivkctb.ill Team Kneeling-Sam Johnson. Alex Dimallco. Mark Wiclgoxiek. Jerry Cerny. Darryl Moore Standing-Jim Newman, Greg Robinson. Randy Rost as Rich llubbard, Dave Colbert. Kevin Shcaly. Tyrone Cochran, Ricky Bell, Jeff Wcxtel s The JMH Cagers had a very successful season despite the disadvantage of no returning starters. “We did a great job. even without the experience of older players. commented Coach A1 Rcinke. Senior Tyron Cochran was the team’s high scorer, averaging 18 points per game. Jeff Wcsscl and Randy Rostas. the only other seniors on the team, also proved to be great assets to the Cagers. The team was further aided by player-manager Mark Wiclgosiek and statisticians Tom Caruso. Jo Coreno. Cindy Kokotlylo. Lisa Stanley, and Laurie Ann Tuskes. 11 22 7 J St Ignatius 11 28 78 West Tech 12 1 7 s uih 12 5 70 Rhodes Lincoln VVcm St Ignatius Padua Wed Tech Rhodes ' 1 5 79 1 6 79 9 South V Max Hayes I. Ricky Bell jumps for the ball. 2. Marshall cheerleader shows spirit. 3. Marshall player receives the ball. 4. Jeff Wcsscl looks for someone to pass to. 5. Marshall Player jumps against opponent. J.V. BASKETBALL The Junior Varsity basketball team showed much improvement, despite a difficult season closing with a 3-13 record. Coach John Peduzzi observed, These guys show a lot of potential, and I feel confident that they’re going to keep on getting better. Steve Brooks, Antoine Robinson, Vince Pressley and Cregg Robinson were named as most improved players. SXSVISHHJLM3 SIHOdS 3HOH TENNIS Back Raw- Mr Paul Gruber, Devin Fleitr. George S cltncr. Darlene Kcrrick, Carl Falter, Paul llstok. Joe Katonka Second Row- Todd Hendrix, Terry Hampton, Janet Penney, Kathy Johnson. Chris Spilker. Ada Fatica. Coach I ruman Fields, Fron Row- Nelva Williams. Patti Goga, and Moc Rug-gcrio. The John Marshall High Varsity Tennis Team had one of their most impressive seasons last year with a 16-3 record, and went on to win the West Senate title. Three year players returning: Moc Ruggerio, Chris Spilker. Terry Hampton. Carl Faller. Todd Hendrix, and Phil Seman arc expected to lead the team to another winning season this year. A Future tennis stars watch veteran players. B Senior team member Terry Hampton serves the ball C Team leader Moc Ruggerio shows us how to hit a forehand D Chris Spilker doing one of the things he’s best at. Always hold fast to the present hour. Every state of duration, every second, is of infinite value. ■ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe When one has much to put into them, a day has a hundred pockets. - Friedrich Nietzsche STUDENT COUNCIL Under the illustrious leadership of Mr. P A. Joniak, meetings were (almost) always run smoothly. The common insanity of all four officers gave life to otherwise dull meetings and provided comic relief to the dozing homeroom representatives. OFFICERS Secretary — Yvette Bolia Vice President — Terry Hampton Although the elections were detained until fall, this year's officers rushed to make the best of what was left of the year Promotions such as dressing in the fashions of the 1950's, and wearing signs brought attention to the team whose combined efforts made the student council of 79 a very successful one. Treasurer Cheryl l.awko 117 This season. John Marshal! was unfortunately afflicted with one of the worst epidemics known to a student body. This dread disease was highly contagious and feared by faculty and students alike. It was, of course, apathy. Because of the delayed start of our school year, and the cancellation of many of our football games, we had very few pep rallies. Those we did have were poorly attended and suffered from a severe lack of spirit. Fortunately, however, our JV and Varsity Cheerleaders, Color Guard, Lawycrettes, Pep Band, and team players did their best to cure us of this illness, and succeeded in bringing the students to their feet with pep and enthusiasm. CHRISTMAS DANCE On December 22, 1978 the Student Council brought a little bit of Saturday Night Fever to the John Marshall Cafeteria by sponsoring the Christmas Disco Dance. From 2:30 to 4:00 our students were Tilled with Friday Afternoon Fever by the sounds of the Bee Gees, Donna Summer. The Village People and other popular artists. The dance was emceed by Dan Cohen, a disc jockey who played his records and took requests. Although ticket sales had a very slow start, the members of student council really worked hard and pushed the sales up high by the day of the dance. Because of the fact that we had only one day for Christmas vacation, most of the students were filled with apathy, but this dance helped gel everyone out of their slump and was a big success. This success was due to the organizational talent of the officers and the hard work of the Disco Dance committee. A Mary Pavlik gets into the Christmas Spirit B F.vcryone at the dance had a great time C Dressed in the true spirit of the disco, Pam Veigcr dances with her friends D Jennie Weibclt dances with one of Santa's elves.Sandy Mali } r m t I Winter Formal, the Student Council sponsored formal affair was held on January 19, 1979 in the JMH cafeteria from 8:00-10:30 pm The band. Airborn. played anything from mellow rock to disco. The silver ball and golden entrance doors added much to the Too Much Heaven theme and the success of the dance. A Who's the handsome prince. Michelle' H Debbie f-ibcn. Bob Paulin. Sharon Miller, and Tom Haddc take a break from dancing to relax C Everyone seems to be enjoying the music of Air-born D. Amy Majusick and Gary Wind seem to be captured by the Too Much Heaven theme l; The dance floor at Winter Formal F Sandy Stawicki gels into the beat of the dance LAWYERETTES In spite of the problems at the beginning of the school year, the Lawyerettcs were all smiles and ready to give their spirit to the efforts of the team. Their never ending enthusiasm seemed to encourage the players and fans to reach a little deeper, strive a little harder, and push a little further. Whether performing on the field or cheering in the stands, their presence was felt thru victory or defeat. B Joanne I ash. Mary Giaco. and Mary Roshctko as they po e as Santa's helpers with candy canes and halt. C Law-yerettes overly enihused al an afternoon football game F. Lawyerettcs doing their thing during their half-time performance F Waiting for the music to start G Gail Karnal , Chris Wcisman. and Diane Zcchman COLOR GUARD The 1978-79 John Marshall Color Guard showed the true spirit of John Marshall. Their hard work and determination helped to make a disappointingly short season an enjoyable and successful one. A. The Color Guard give ihcir half lime performance B Senior Sandy Ccbulis awaits the start C Captain Fvclyn Hein -mann at the senior game l Ruth MichaUki, Mary Beth Sumnta. and Tina R ucidlo pone for the camera I Darin Schelegclmileh and Evelyn Hein mann twirl their guns I Color Guards practice their precision 123 CHEERLEADERS V-l-C-T-O-R-Y” was one of the familiar cheers led by this year’s spirited cheerleaders. The 1978-79 cheerleaders were full of fun and enthusiasm as they led the crowd in support of the victorious Lawyers. Their smiles endured through the disappointment of a short season and lost games. Seniors. Captain F.lcna Schilla. Co-Captain Joanic MeGinty. Mary Keyes and Cheryl Sindvla will be greatly missed Their smiles and devotion kept Marshall’s spirit alive. ORCHESTRA A Mi Fogarty and the orchestra B Two unidentified violin player ( Orchestra hart] at work I) The talented French horn section F Mr Blackman shoots the orchestra F Mary Dobrea and the orchestra SQNV8 Despite the late start of the school year, the orchestra and bands performed with their usual excellence. Spirited JMH band members organized a pep band for the remainder of the football season, and results were successful as shown by the reactions of the football team and fans Band members proved their dedication by staying after school each day for class The product of this hard work, practice and preparation was a packed Saint Mary’s Hall at the annual Winter Concert The concert included such numbers as “The Jealous Lover’.’ Romanian Gypsy Dances',' and a medley by Henry Mancini. The concert came to a climax with the combined efforts of the vocal and instrumental groups doing Handel’s Messiah The enjoyment and fun these talented musicians have shared with each other, friends and neighbors will remain in our memories for many years to come. A The Crumpet jnd trombone section B Mr Blackman and the great Concert Hand C Stage Band I) Winter Concert E Our director. Mr Blackman f The senior arc recognized al the last game Ci Sandy Santa-Emma and company II Pep Band rests in between numbers I Moc Ruggiero ham it up for the camera K The I imoat I Mil Pep Band I Mr Blackman teaches The Concert Band M Todd Hendrix. Jack (irissingcr and Scott Shook N Spirited Pep Band members P Clarinet section of Concert Band 127 CHOIR Although the school year got off to a slow start, the Choir put forth many extra hours of practice in order to perfect their performance. These gifted young stu-students add pride to the JMH vocal department with their beautiful voices and award winning performances. The Choir performs annually at the Christmas and Spring concerts. A The I97S-79 JVJII Choir sings Jazz Gloria” for the students of John Marshall B At the Christmas concert, the Choir performed God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen accompanied by Scott Shook. C The Choir performs “Jazz Gloria and shouts “Alleluia D Singing at the Christmas concert arc Gloria Cornelius. Kavc Brashwitz. Linda Kovacs, Kathy Johnson MARSH-MELLOS The Marsh-Mellos arc Marshall’s most talented group of singers. Comprised of twenty-four young men and women, they perform at concerts for Marshall students and their parents, as well as for community groups and at other special events around the city, l ach year they must attend a special audition and be chosen as a member, so it is obvious that alot of talent is present in this group. A Chris D'Amico. Willie Hampton. Jim Minns, and Mike Wise jII seem lo be thinking to themselves Why should I be nervous. I'm TFRRIHC' H The Marsh-Mcllos perform Winter Wonderland at the Christmas concert C Their performance at the Christmas concert once again proves that the Mjrsh-Mcllos arc one of the finest vocal groups in the city t Chris D'Amico and Tom Miller sing while Amy MajusicK. Janet Penney, and Nancy Gettings wait their turn I li is obvious that Kiki Karadimas admires the singing talent of her partner. Andy I ischcr MELODEARS JURYMEN A Marshall's Jurymen -kinging I idle Tiny Baby” at the hristmas concert B Yvette Bolla and Jim Binns dance while the Mclodears sing A Merry Christmas Polka The Mclodears sang Christmas Lullaby of Joy with the help of Mary Dobrea and Jack Grissinger D Before performing the Mclodears waited offstage for their cue l;. Under the direction of Miss Fogarty, the Mclodears sang beautifully at the Christmas concert Two groups which contribute to the talented Marshall singers are the Jurymen and the Mclodears. Consisting of twelve talented young men, the Jurymen arc an all male vocal group and the Melodcars make up the all female chorus. These two groups show their own special talents at the yearly concerts presented by their director. Miss Fogarty. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Each year, many John Marshall students are bestowed with the honor of being selected as members of the National Honor Society. On March 15, 1979 Honor Society members inducted fifty-four new members. These new members were selected by a committee, and had to meet certain requirements Juniors must have a 3.6 grade point average, and must have at least three honor points in two different activities. Seniors must have a 3.4 grade point average, and the same amount of honor points. A Officers Kathy Johnson. Secretary; Chris Spilkcr, Vice President; Cheryl Uwko, Treasurer. Janet Penney, President B I 7K-7 NMS members C Vice President Chris Spil-ker gives his speech on scholarship I) NMS members Linda Fatica, Chris Adams. Nelv.i Williams. Ada Falica, Renee Dc-Core, and Pam Coy Members and parents attend the reception after the induction I N'c� members Tom Faykus and Linda Fatica SENIOR FACULTY BASKETBALL GAME On February 22 the faculty once again trounced the senior forces at the annual Senior-Faculty Basketball game Although the seniors put forth a commendable effort, the faculty forces of Powerful Peduzzi, Brilliant Baran, Jump-shot Jacobson. and Graceful Gibbons were just too much for them to overcome. The senior’s team was led by coach Jerry Cerny. FT A Mrs. Laux aides Senior Mary Pavlik in leading the Future Teachers of America. Mary tries to combine a future teaching atmosphere with a well constructed technique. These young, ambitious girls learn how to goon to the wide world of teaching A Member, of the f uture Teachers of America B Mrs. Laux. Advisor C President of FT A. Mary Pavlik talks to members I) leaders Louise Loejos and Mary Giaco taking attendance F- President of the GI.C. Louise Loejos I Mins Beebe jnd gym leader Mary Rybarcryk instruct the class to form squads GIRLS GYM LEADER CLUB Marshall's Girls l eader Club is instrumental in helping to instruct gym classes Under the leadership of Miss Linda Beebe, these girls take attendance, demonstrate technique, and give extra help to students who wish it President of the GI.C is Senior Louise Loejos -—• 1 KEY CLUB Although Key Club started out the year with very few members, they came through in the end with quite a large group. The main reason for this is because they expanded their size this year to include girls. This group is sponsored by the West Park Kiwanis. Their advisor is Mr. Brian McCall, and president is Tom Maddc FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Future Farmers of America is an agriculture classthat meets daily at R.G. Jones. Under the leadership of Mr. Tom Gaetano, these students learn about new farming techniques and work at various jobs such as greenhouses and florists. VANGUARD STAFF I Photographic Chairman Bob PjuIiii and photographer Andy Fernando. 2 Ms Birin. advisor Seniors Editor Renee De-Core and assistant Chris Adams 4 Copy Editor Andrea Purcell and Activities F.ditor Felicia Fago 5 Faculty Editor Debbie F.ibcn and Ads Editor Sharon Miller 6 Sports Co-Editors Terry Ryan and l ouisc l.ocjos. 7 I to R Felicia Fago. Jeff Lawson. Terry Ryan. Kris Jessen. Renee DcCorc. Debbie Eiben. Sharon Miller. Chris Adams, Wendy Ncuzil, Cheryl Lawko. and Ms Baran. center 8 Artist. Scott Shook Artist. Paul Harrigan It) Thomas lladdc. Editor-In-Chief. At the outset of this school year, whether we would be able to put together a 1979 Vanguard appeared unsure. With the teacher’s strike and the confusion over busing, only the persistence of some hard working members of the staff who met over the summer allowed us to meet our color deadline. Being prepared for succeeding deadlines resulted from the dedication of photographer Bob Paulin who never failed to be available for last minute shots and who excellently filled a key position. The cooperation of Mr. Neilson and Interpreter photographer Andy Fernando was a great help to us. Much appreciated assistance was also provided by Bob Harrigan. who designed a major portion of the art work and Scott Shook who designed the cover and all the division pages. All of these aspects were coordinated with the help of faculty moderator, Ms. Baran. whose home was our meeting place during the time that school was closed. Ripcho Studios went out of their way to develop and print our pictures. I again wish to thank all the editors and members of the yearbook staff for their aid and cooperation. Thomas Hadde, F.ditor in Chief RADIO ROOM Station WJMH keeps us up to date on the latest happenings and activities in school. Every morning they never fail to serve their purpose of informing the student body of the various events, try-outs, scores of games played, and of games yet to be played, and of any other things that may be pertinent to the students of Marshall. A Announcer Tom lladdc hide from hi fans B Advisor. Mr David Icemen C Yvette Bella. Rick Gros-pitch. and Paul Estok tell u the daily news D Junior. Rick Grospiteh I Senior Yvette Bella i a three year member of the Radio Room tlaff I Yvette look longingly toward that big microphone in the sky TOMANIC CLUB Tomanic Club is a group of dedicated Marshall students who. under the leadership of their advisor Mr. Ed Wiles and president Sue Kemmett, aid our community in various activities. These include such activities as a Christmas toy drive and food baskets, and selling jelly beans in spring in order to raise money for orphan children. These students arc an obvious asset to our school and our community. A The GREAT Tomanic club whose work helped families «o have a better Christmas B Donna Smith jnd David Dolan consulting Sue for advice C F.lf Pam Palcisko and Santa Claus. Rick firospitch. encouraging students to bring toys in for the toy drive I) President Sue Kemmett working hard to get the Christmas botes on their way E A typical meeting of the Tomanic club, laughter and joy everywhere F Santa left elf Jennie Wcibclt to guard the tree INTERPRETER With the brilliant leadership of advisor Mr. Richard P. Nielson, anyone could see that the Interpreter was one of the best high school newspapers in the state. The Terp has been known to win many awards at an annual contest held at Kent State, and this year was no exception. Although there were many financial difficulties encountered by our school newspaper this year, the talents of Helen Karakou-das, as editor-in-chief, and her staff, shone brightly in the issues they were able to produce. A The Interpreter staff B Mr. R P Nielson ( Helen Kara-koudas laughs because ace reporter Jeff Gallilan is camera shy. D. Terp reporters work to meet a deadline. E Junior photographer Nancy Gettings F Staff members relaxing G. Soph-more Andy Fernando thinks of the blissful post-deadline day ahead. ANYTHING GOES! Anything Goes is the money-raising event sponsored annually by the Close-Up Foundation The Students who participate in this competition do so in order to raise money for a trip to Washington It is comprised of a number of teams who participate in zany, offbeat games in order to score the most points, and thereby win the most money. Money raising events for the students’ trip to Washington include selling tickets to Anything Goes, and gaining sponsors for their teams. Anothermoney raising event is the yearly movie sponsored by Close-Up. All in all it adds up to alot of fun for participants as well as their audience, and also helps send Marshall stu-Hents on an educational trip to Washington. PLAZA SUITE ACT ONE: VISITOR FROM MAMARONECK Cast: Sam Nash - Tom Haddc Karen Nash - Marge Kennedy Jean McCormick - Heidi Beck Waiter - Brian Furst Assistant Director - Cheryl Pauly Props - Lynn Burkett Costumes - Donna Visi Set Design - Jim Binns Light Design - Paul Estok ACT TWO: VISITOR FROM HOLLYWOOD Cast: Waiter • Dan Carey Jesse Kiplingcr - Jeff Sikora Murial Tate - Pam Palcisko Costumes - Donna Frederick Set Design - Jim Binns Light Design • Paul Estok Publicity - Debbie Bernacki BY NEIL SIMON ACT THREE: VISITOR FROM THE FOREST HILLS Cast: Roy Hubley - Chris D'Amico Norma Hubley • Yvette Bolla Borden - Paul Estok Mimscy - Donna Visi Assistant Director - Jim Binns Props - Sue Gchring Costumes - Heidi Beck Set Design - Jim Binns Light Design - Paul Estok Neil Simon’s hit comedy Plaza Suite was presented by Mr. Jeemen's Play Production class on January 24, 25. and 26. The play was presented for English classes in three different acts, a different act each day. JMH students received the comedy with much enthusiasm, making Plaza Suite a worthwhile effort for the performers and other individuals involved with the production. PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS 145 Mdy Fcttutulo, Kathy I'aulcy. Debbie Simmons and Judy Millet. Second Rov- Maty RoshetVo. Donna Boldoai, Denise Scholr. Shctyl Emery, ngic ictus. Margie McGuire, Sandy Rcscsi. KiVi Karadimas and Tauma Derenbetget Thud Row • Barb l.ocV. Nancy MeDermon. Marsha Rudy, Kns Jessen, Colleen Mclnvyrc Betnice Jacobs. Renee DeCorc, Dorothy Olah, Patti (ioga. and Kaye Rravhwivi Fourth Rom V on Daves, i ilucV. Detdre Redding. Steve Schultz, Erie . ndcrson, Joanne V ash. Chtts Mams. Deborah V.iben, Rob Paulin. Sharon Miller. Mr Thomas F ITadde and Mv H.u� n • � • Luck Seniors _ rrom R PCHO STUDIO |3|MOJ � 9;UB| 116 HH SR. DATA PROCESSING LAB HR 908 Discount CONVENIENT | FOOD MART drug Fresh Meats man And Deli 17815 F’uritas 3873 Rocky River Dr. DISCO KATHY VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FirM Row • Hculi Beck. Treva lljrdv. Elena Schilla Second Row • Cheryl Sindyla. Carol Greenland. Mary Keyet • Top • Jo.imc McGmty, Tammic Wallace LAWYERETTES Silling • Captain Mary Giaco. Co-C'aplain Felicia I ago. First Row -Diane Zcchm.m. Patricia Hardy. Joanne Lash. Ciail Knrnalz. Denise Detar. Sophia Oulas, Chris Weismun, Kris Je scn. Mary Roshclko Second Row Jennie Wcibclt. Kaye Rrashwit . Denise Schol . I inda Santiago. Dee Dee Santana. Ada Fatica. Pum Palcisko, Kathi Vecclno. Cheryl I awko r C aldwell Cherry. Uridgcllc ( huderewic . ■Mary Carroll nfftiCaruso, Linda Damorc. Carolyn Chapin. Darlene Cchclnik, Jan Cerveny. Terri Co and Maryann Chiewak Second Row | Carlo Cukon Sandy Ccbulii and Mrs Lammert Thud Row • Dan Carey. Tony Comfort, Chris JJ’AdffCtf, loaWn op • Mika Corbett, Phil Center ■ Monica McKuin Firsi Row -f fichalski. Angela Mirra Niancy MeDermon Sharon Mihaiu. Joamc McGinty. K '� i Mllln JtwmilLI Mih.ilcl ind Mrs Sones Second Row Mike Miller. Marlti Milam, Pal MeFadden, Pcie Miller. 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