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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1981 volume:

% A High School Cleveland, =3 tPO z (Q) (f !=P] (O) IPD [p3 =D Theme Faculty ............... i 7 Seniors 42 Sports Activities 117 Ads and Patrons 147 3 On The Way There This is how we aliens sharpen our pencils. “Don't look now guys, but I think I'm losing my shoe muses Julie Holcker. While traveling the road to achieve our goals as students. we've encountered hardships, obstacles and occasional tears - but more often there has been hope, courage and laughter. Perhaps most important are the lasting friendships and memories born in the “hallowed halls of JMH during the past few years. We’ll always cherish these moments, for they’ve become a part of us. And now. as we stand on the threshold of the future, we take one last opportunity to look back, and remember . . . You mean you don't know that? queries Mr. Kubach 4 Is it gonna be a home run? Miss Beebe and Tim Howard anxiously follow the ball's flight. didn't mean to trip her,” Kathy tAotley apologizes Wait a minute Dave, What do you have against Tracy’s freckles? “Hey. wait a minute guys .. the lawyers are su1 posed to be unbeatable. ye s Kelly Smith Working together at JMH 'Snowflakes are one of nature's most fragile things, but just look what they C3n do when they stick together. Vesta M. Kelly Teamwork is an important ingredient at John Marshall that helps to unite the student body and raise school spirit. Our football, basketball, and volleyball teams provide the excitement and entertainment for the student body, and fellow Marshallites unite behind them. The result-evidence of a winning spirit and attitude at JMH. Wendell Fields and Lisa Mann discover that working together they can solve the toughest problems. Teamwork and unity are not only confined to the classroom, but rather extend to all spheres of school life. The degree of unity among the members of a team is directly proportional to the won-loss record of the team. Our JMH cagers stand as a symbol of successful teamwork. From left they are Chris Jackson. Bill Turner, Harold Anderson. Dave Colbert. Kirt Phillips. Kevin Penn, and Phil lip Head 6 If two heads are better than one. is three the ultimate answer when solving chemistry problems? Victor Watkins. Debra Barnes. 3nd Debbie Stafford think so. Is that a pack of admit slips or hall passes that Steve Dober and D3ve Carroll arc contemplating? The leadership of the senior class started the year with one goal in mind - to unify the diverse interests of the senior class and make the Class of '81 the very best John Marshall had ever seen From left they are: (bottom row); Sonya Chase. Wendy Anderson. Daood Thornton. Robert Dawson. Karen Kiemholz. (top row) Jeff Kahsta. Janet Irvin. Pam Floyd. Deborah McGumea. Tanya Dickerson. Stephanie Jones, and advisor. Mr Jacobson. Gilbert Williams assists Micheal Montgomery in auto shop Teamwork Tony and Betty are showing how teamwork benefits us all. Dewayne Terrell and Oarryl Sullivan show teamwork outside of class. Juniors Rochel Bender. Kim Miligan and Angela Harvey pose during the change of classes. 8 Mr Pfmgsten and Miss Griffin, sharing a happy moment Angel Rios seems very interested in what Mr. Hohertz has to say. We finally reached our peak! 9 Arnette Jones. Robin Brown and Julia Acoff look like they're enjoying their work Constance Thompson takes drill team practice very seriously Faces of the survivors We came to this school as sophomores, ready to enter a new world of friends and learning experiences Instead, we were greeted by utter chaos, confusion and closed doors m a year when the Cleveland Teachers Union decided to strike. . Being dazed and confused over the situation, we had to go along with the strike, and therefore lost a whole month and a half of school. School finally opened and went on as it normally had in the past, until we were informed of an extened school year, with a loss of holiday vacations. In our junior year, although we lost the bulk of our class to the Class of '80 in the form of early graduates, we continued to struggle and survive as a unified body: through the dawn of the busing era and the dusk of an eleven week school strike. Despite the setbacks v e continued to fight back . . . eager to learn and eager to succeed. Busing continued, and it accounted for the fact that the start of our senior year was delayed for three weeks. But we remained as one. with a great feeling of unity within us. We were destined to make the Class of '81 the best John Marshall had ever seen. We may not have been the biggest senior class this school has ever had. but in some cases quality certainly is better than quantity. One would have to say we were probably the strongest class ever to graduate from Marshall. We survived all the slings and arrows the people could throw at us; including the initial phase of busing and the longest strikes in school history. We. as a unified team, will be better equipped to endure the tensions and hardships after high school. We are saying goodbye to John Marshall in this year of 1981. but we are leaving this great school a little stronger and a little wiser knowing that ... WE SURVIVED! • I’m no longer a Fighting Eagle, but I'm now proud to say I'm a lawyer? Arthur Card knows what it means to work hard play hard, and survive. The Lawyers finished the season with a 2-6-2 mark. 10 The 1980-81 volleyball team successfully survived the season and advanced to the sectionals. Representatives from the team are. (left to right) Alleatha Bell. Lisa Fields. Sharon Parks, and Susie Halloran Cheerleaders stand up to all types of adverse weather conditions, and still manage to rouse the spirit of the fans. Julie Holcker and Tracy Meng successfully survived the cold during the JFK game. Jeff Kalista. Marla Robinson, and Kathy Joiluck survived the experience of being known as Yearbookies.'' 11 Topsy- AJni High School Years Our High School years have been reminiscent of a ride on the Gemini at Cedar Point. The topsy-turvy time spent at JMH will always have a place in our hearts. Among the oddities that we have gone through . . . having, after three years an almost normal school year ... the wearing of our clothes-tearing I.D.’s ... the first-year tradition of having a basketball homecoming . . . our color coded lunch tags which were needed to eat our artificially colored food ... our version of the Gestapo masquerading as security guards and teachers ... our beloved math teacher trying to convince us of the importance of taking calculus when we are going to be ditch diggers . . . living through the longest teachers' strike in history ... but better still, living through 11 weeks of soap operas . . . having the unique distinction of being counted as either black or other.. . sweating through summer classes and watching as the temperature rose, the clothes disappear . . . but most of all living through smelling the many and varied experiments which the Chemistry I class failed with. But through all the topsy-turvy events that have happened during our high school years, we have all shared in a little bit of humor which has made our stay here most enjoyable. Posiflwelu 11 MO Admittance without a Le al Pass. 12 We've made it! Though our stay here at JMH was brief: we can all look back and reflect on the happy times and invaluable friends which will have an impact on us for the rest of our lives. We will always remember the rough and unstable times we went through, but we will also remember the way our class united and refused to be discouraged, showing our peers that we were unstoppable. We have gone through many happy times together over the last three years, and although some of us have known each other but a short time, we were able to unite as one. As we take a last, lingering look at our beloved John Marshall High School we say good-bye to the school that has played an important role in shaping our future. And we. the class of 1981 bid farewell to JMH and look forward to whatever lies ahead for us in the years to come. 14 Yesterday is a memory, and tomorrow is a dream . . . but today well lived makes every yesterday good to remember . . . and every tomorrow a dream come true. 15 Acknowledgement Of A Job Well Done They enjoy meeting new faces and undertaking new adventures . . . they are people who choose to enrich the quality of life by giving . . . and best of all. they can be found right here at JMH. The members of our faculty strive to make our scholastic experience a little more interesting and a lot more enjoyable. There are some who choose to give just a little more of their time; they are involved with the students and participate in many activities outside of the classroom. We take this opportunity to acknowledge the tremendous contributions of four of our very dedicated faculty members. At first glance, seeing her small 5'3” frame, one would hardly expect the powerhouse personality that students around JMH respectfully know as Mrs. Florence Hall. Mrs. Hall is dedicated to the success of the student at JMH. In addition to teaching English, she is serving in her rookie year as advisor of Student Council and Excutive Advisory Committee. and third year as advisor of the Cheerleaders. She attends every athletic event with her cheerleaders and is frequently seen in the building after normal school hours, when everyone else has gone home. Described by her colleagues as a hard-work er. Mrs. Hall is one of the few staff members that cannot say no to any students’ request. and insists on getting the job done. With the enthusiasm she generates. Mrs. Hall provides motivation to both students and teachers alike, and is an inspiration to us all. Dedicated, enthusiastic, willing to work with students and teachers alike on almost any project - that’s Mr. Paul Johanni. The bearded psychology teacher communicates well with his students and expresses his love for teaching by making class fun and interesting for his students. Games, filmstrips, and experiments are utilized to break the monotony of book work. Mr. Johanni has initiated many projects at JMH. including the Close-Up program that makes an annual trip to Washington. D.C. He also plays a role in planning fundraisers, like Almost Anything Goes, and has served as tennis coach at JMH. In his spare time. Mr. Johanni enjoys tennis, volleyball, and woodworking. Mrs. Joy Smith, head of the English Department, is a devoted professional, both in the classroom and out. In addition to being involved in the Academic Enrichment Program with the College of Wooster. Mrs. Smith is also chairman of the Staff-Led Team. (SLT). here at JMH. and a student recruiter for her alma mater. Marietta College. Mrs. Smith's positive outlook is reflected in her daily activities. An excellent classroom teacher, she has often been known to say. It can be done! She is generous with her time, with both her students and fellow faculty members, and is always willing to help solve a problem. acknowledged one teacher. Mrs. Smith is very dedicated-both as a colleague and a friend. another teacher noted. Mrs. Smith enjoys traveling and reading, and is an avid Browns fan. She's a well-rounded person — successful in all aspects of life.” Mr. Kenneth Kubach reaches many students in his role as teacher, chairman of the Math Department, and through his involvement in high school athletics. He is involved with the Academic Enrichment Program, and is also a member of the Staff-Led Team. He is very dedicated as head of the Math Department - he’s always interested in what his teachers are doing and is a constant supervisor, allowing his teachers to do a better job. observed a fellow colleague. Students in his math classes will always remember his constant reminders - It's on your notebook! In the past ten years. Mr. Kubach has probably attended more athletic events than any other faculty member, as a spectator, a player, and a coach. Over the years he has served as both assistant coach and head coach of the soccer team, and assistant baseball coach. His most recent involvement has been as statistician for the varsity football and basketball teams, and the girl's basketball team. Mr. Kubach's hobbies, when time permits, include Nordic skiing, hiking, and camping. Administration William S. Tomko Miami University University ot Michigan Congratulations and best wishes for sue cess after commencement. Never in histor have there been so many potentially satisfy ing opportunities for energetic and aspirin; young people. Business, industry and all c the professions are expanding explosively ti meet the needs of the world market. You high school experience is only the initis qualification for an interesting and personal ly profitable participation in the activities o the world of tomorrow. I sincerely hope that you feel confiden that the habits of punctuality and co- opera tion, and the learning skills developed durinj your high school years are assets to you a: you make the transition into the adult world Blanche P. Cooley Miami University Western Reserve University Gene Ditsler Western Reserve Univensty Western Michigan University 20 Miller Mischal Kentucky St. Umv.. K.S.U. C WR U.. C.S.U. Wade E. Saulters West Virginia State Univ. Case Western Reserve Umv. Library Staff Nurse's Office Transportation Eunice Henderson Douglas Kotris Cuyahoga Community College Cleveland State University Helmut Link C.W.R.U.. Kent State U Delores Wilson Virginia State U.. Purdue C.W.R.U., C.S.U. Pauline Keubler School Nurse Gene Gibbons Michigan State University Transportation Coordinator Security Charles Reid. Jr. Michael Seaborn Cuyahoga Community College. C.W.R.U. Betty Wikerson Ronald Alpine Cuyahoga Community College Lily Donovan Cuyahoga Community College Earnest W. Evans James Zielinski Cuyahoga Community College Clerical Staff Alice H. Allen West Tech Gertrude M. Cole Joan Donahue Dyke College Sarah Fountaine Community College Janet Griffin Bryant 8usmess College Stratton Business College Maude Henderson Cleveland Community College Betsy Gibbons Dorothy Streza College of Life Guidance D. J. Brinson Alabama St. University. C.S.U. Robert E. Engstli John Carroll University Mabel Grayson Betty Nassif Central St. University. Ursuline College. C.W.R.U. Miami U. Mary Nixon Cleveland Scholarship Program Maurita Prcndergast C.W.R.U.. K.S.U.. C.S.U. University of Hawaii. John Carroll U. Special thanks to all the guidance counselors of John Marshall. We deeply appreciate all the help and aide we've received in the past three years. Hopefully with your guidance we will all take the right steps into the future. John Taylor University of Louisville John Carroll University 24 Faculty Deborah Allen Business Marshall U.. W. Virginia St. Cleveland State University Joseph Bahen Industrial Arts Ohio State University Kent State University 25 Lunchroom Mania!!! Bottom Left: Rosa Jones. Sonya Penn and Jocelyn Jennings gather in the cafeteria for some fun and feasting. Short pudding break can stimulate the brain, says Angela Thompson. 27 Frances Baran English Notre Dame College University of Notre Dame Eleanor Bauer Science Case Western Reserve Ohio State University Linda Beebe Physical Education Miami University Kent State University Anne Bellone Home Economics Ursuline College Kent State University Vicki Bettis Special Education 8ow1ing Green St. University George Billey Business Case Western Reserve Omar Blackman Music Baldwin Wallace College Western Reserve University Irene Boozer Mathematics Miles College. C.S.U. Univ. of Tenn.. Kent St. U. Bill Brashwitz Physical Education Bowling Green St. University 28 Don Burke Physical Education Southern Illinois U.. K.S.U. Cleveland St. University August Caliguire Social Studies John Carroll University Case Western Reserve Univ. Victor Daiuto Art John Dare Virginia Decker Richard P. Discipio Social Studies Home Economics Business Kent State University Case Western Reserve. Findlay College K.S.U. John Carroll University - Cornell Univ.. Akron Univ.. C.S.U. : 29 Those with the courage to act find their horizons unlimited. Richard Gifford Communication Skills Baldwin Wallace College. c.s.u. Univ. of Colorado. C.W.R.U. Florence Hall English University of Illinois Central State University Edward Haller Industrial Arts Vic Hanchuk Mathematics Western Reserve University 30 Ed Hohertz Science Bowling Green St. Univ. Miami University Mildred Jackson English Wiley College Ohio University James F. Heffernan Language John Carroll University K.S.U.. C.S.U. John Jacobson OWE. Kent State University University of Akron Barbara Harris Mathematics Findlay College Cleveland State University Ollie Helm Home Economics Kent State University David Jecmen English-Drama Kent State University Sandy Jenkins Industrial Arts Fenn College Cleveland State University 31 Paul Johanni Social Studies Ohio State University Kent State University Lovie Jones Home Economics Kent State University Cleveland State University George Klepacz Fransue Knowles Social Studies English Obcrlm College Baldwin Wallace College. C.WR.U. Bowling Green St. Univ. Kenneth Kubach Mathematics Case Western Reserve Univ. Cleveland State University Helen Lammers English University of Michigan Bowling Green St. Univ. 32 Kenneth Latkovic English John Carroll Univ. Cleveland State Univ. Florence Laux Mathematics Roberta Leach Social Studies Ohio Univ.. American Univ. Cleveland St. University “The important thing is not so much that every child should be taught, as that every child should be given the wish to learn. John Lubbock 8etsy Loniak Substitute Larisa Lucaci Language Univ. of Bucharest. Univ. of Vienna Univ. of Michigan. Univ. of Pans Sorbonne Joseph F. Leahy Science University of Calif. Berkely C.W.R.U.. Cleveland St. Univ. Carl E. Locke Science Knoxville College. C.W.R.U. Atlanta Univ.. John Carroll Univ. Mary Anne Lucas English “The measure of a man is the breath of his interests, the depth of his convictions and the height of his ideals. 33 Richard Nielson Journalism Kent State University Cleveland State University Ethel Patterson Social Studies Tuskegee Institute Cleveland State University Margaret Mellen Art Cleveland Institute of Art C.W.R.U.. Oberlin College James Moxley Social Studies Kent State University Paul Oswald Social Studies Syracuse Univ.. K.S.U. Western Michigan Univ., J.C.U. Russell Marx Industrial Arts Ohio State University Kent State University Richard Mileti Social Studies Kent State University John Carroll University Ralph Pfingsten Science Wittenburg College Kent State University 34 Audrey-Sioux Pompey Science C.W.R.U., C.S.U. John Carroll Univ.. New York City College St. Mary's Hospital of Medical Tech. Linda Powell Special Education Cleveland State University Bill Quayle Physical Education Wooster College Western Reserve University Robert Rainey Mathematics John Carroll University Cleveland State University Al Remke OWE. Bowling Green St. University Cleveland State University Arthur Richter Industrial Arts Kent State University Cleveland State University Sylvia Rodriguez Home Economics Western Reserve University Baldwin Wallace College Marlene T. Samuels Business Kentucky St. University C.S.U.. Texas Southern Univ. iS Terry Scahel Science Baldwin Wallace College Cleveland State University Roger B. Schleuter Language Ohio Univ.. Indiana Univ. Cleveland St. Univ.. C.C.C. Melvin Simpson Industrial Arts Joy M. Smith English Marietta College. C.W.R.U. Cambridge University Katie R. Smith Home Economics Southern Univ.. Akron Univ. Kent State University Bruce R. Smith Printing Cleveland State University Barbara Sones English Jim Cappetto Business University of Akron Cuyahog3 Community College Alice Utley Home Economics Baldwin Wallace College Iowa State University Gregory Valenzisi Science Ohio University Robert Vinyard English University of Oklahoma Central St. College. K.S.U. Eric Wathem Adult Special Voc. Program Margaret Spisak Business Cleveland State University Antoinette Tartaglia Language Case Western Reserve Univ. University of Valencia Jack Weese Mathematics Ohio University Mary Ann Wicncck Business Cleveland State University John Carroll University 37 Famous(F) And Favorite Quotations Some are original, others are personal teacher favorites of the past and present.. . some are in good humor and wit . . . others are memorable quotations from memorable teachers. Mr. Dare: Know Thyself Mr. Taylor: If you think education is too expensive, try ignorance. Mr. Askew: If I wanted you to know. I'll tell you.” Mr. Pfingsten: Even I. the great Ali, can't whoop roaches. Mr. Rainey: Our parents gave us the gift of life. Our gift to them is what we do with that life. Mrs. Powell: Those of you who think you know everything are annoying to those of us who do. Dr. Locke: He who thinks by the inch and talks by the yard should be dealt with by the foot. Miss Mellen: Early to bed and early to rise makes a person smug in the morning and stupid in the afternoon. Mr. Caliguire: Lo Pesce Pussa d’La Testa! Mr. Vinyard: —a man’s reach should exceed his grasp ... Mrs. Grayson: A friend is someone who knows all about you. but . . . likes you anyway. Mr. Schlueter: Uebung macht den Meister” Mr. Scahel: Success will be achieved an maintained by those who keep trying. Mr. Quayle: The measure of a man is the breadth of his interests, the depth of his convictions and the height of his ideals. Mr. Elkins: I am the master of my fate. I am the captain of my soul. 39 At work or at play, the Drama Club always has fun. Here's a person with a lot of spirit, Mar Monza. 8elow: Ms. Anita Peaches Lawrence. FINAL EXAM PART ONE-FACULTY MATCHING NAME DATE Directions: Match the teachers and staff in Column I with their appropriate hobbies in Column II. Some items in Column II may be used twice, others not at all. All answers at the bottom of the page. Column 1 A. Bahen, Joseph B. Bellone. Ann _C. Blackman. Omar D. Gibbons. Betsy E. Locke. Helen F. Pfingsten. Ralph G. Quayle. Bill H. Rainey, Robert I. Donovan. Lily J. Wiencek, Mary Ann _K. Schlueter, Robert L. Jenkins. Sandy M. Klepacz. George N. Kubach. Kenneth 0. Henderson. Maude P. Brinson, D.J. Q. Tomko. William R. Patterson. Ethel S. Sones, Barbara T. Lucaci, Larisa U. Kotris. Douglas V. Ditsler. Gene W. Valenzisi. Gregory X. Tartaglia. Antoinette Column II 1. Model Railroading 2. Nordic Skiing 3. Classical Music 4. Philatelist 5. Calligraphy 6. Crewel Embroidery 7. Watching westling matches 8. Collecting jazz cassettes 1 9. Antique Hunting 10. Collecting daughters 11. Playing with grandchildren 12. Salamanders 13. Herpetology 14. Exotic Dancing 15. Computers 16. Roller Skating 17. Fishing 18. Record Collecting 19. Hiking 20. Running 21. Singing 22. Classical Music 23. Searching for ultimate roller coaster 24. Gardening 25. Cooking 26. Yoga 27. Carpentry 28. Hunting 29. Sailing 30. Skiing 31. Camping 32. Numismatics 33. Photography 34. Needlepoint 35. Crocheting 36. Running 37. Bowling 38. Jogging 39. Coin and Stamp Collecting 40. Shooting “Free Throws '9Z X 7Z M '0 A 'EZ-n '61-1 '9Z -S Z H 71-6 ‘ZZ d ‘91-0 'Z-N 'SI-W ‘1 1 'S’ '9T 1 -1 ‘EI-H '8E-D ‘ZI-d ‘11 3 7 0 '8 0 '6 9 'Ot V :$j9msuv Looking Back Where were you five years ago? 15 years ago? These 27 teachers were right here at JMH passing along their knowledge and helping to maintain the tradition of excellence established by the first graduates of Marshall in 1901. D. Allen J. Bahen F. Baran 1976 1966 1976 L Beebe G. Billey D. Burke A. Caliguire J. Dare M. Edwards 1976 1966 1966 1966 1966 1976 42 Sr. Class Officers ,en Stephanie Jones. Class president Tanya Dickerson. Vice President Deborah McGuinea. Secretary; anc Pam Floyd. Treasurer. Senior class officers and executive board: First row Karen Kteinholz. Deborah McGuinea. Sonya Chase. Daood Thornton, and Pam Floyd. Second row: Jeff Kaiista. Tanya Dickerson. Stephanie Jones. Janet Irvin, and Wendy Anderson. Top: Robert Dawson. Left: Fawn Smith. Pam Fl Stephanie Jones, and Tanya Die son try to get things going for senior class. Stephanie Jones and Tanya Dickerson discuss official business 44 It's been a fun year. A little different . . . maybe a few ense moments here and there, but we made it. We've had a lot of fun. a lot of good times, and we even learned a few things along the way. Senior Hr. Teachers Mr. Askew Miss Bauer Mr. Billey Mrs. Decker Mr. Fain Miss Fogarty Miss Harris Miss Jackson Mr. Johnson Miss Jones Mr. Mileti Mr. Nielson Mr. Richter Miss K. Smith Miss Baran, senior class adivsor Mr. Jacobson, senior class advisor Senior class HR. representatives: First Row: Kim Crequc and Patricia Lopez: Second Row; Kelly Masson. Betsy Pucci. Pam Floyd. Jackie Gilbert: Back Row; Connie Davis. Keith Frazier. Norman Baldwin. Stanley Brown, and LaVickie Seawright. 4S Desiree Austin Ellen Bacik Johnny Bailey Audrey Barbour Norman Baldwin Bonme Beck Alleatha Bell Anthony Benson Dave Berry Yvette Bolden Cbnnie Boldizar Brenda Bourn Ricky Bouyer Donna Brady Sharon Brescan Diane Butler Mane Byerly Anita Caldwell Jeffrey Caldwell Marion Caldwell David Carroll Ronald Chapman Lauri Cherry Marva Clemons Jennifer Cooks 47 Johnathan Cooper Randall Corbitt Kim Crcque Myron Croson Kenneth Crouse Janet Cruz Ilona Csorba Bonnie Curry Kimberly Davis Sharon Delaughter Kathy Darby Connie Davis Casey Deighton Montina Daniel Ramona Davis Greg Dearfield Diana Dersch Tanya Dickerson Angela Dukes Lucy Dukes Andy Z220 Cynthia Farmer Kenneth Field Wendell Fields Glenn Finan I im rwining Rachel Gabriel Anne Gallagher John Gallagher Magdelyn Gallaway Raiph Galloway • G nny Gibbons Jacqueline Gilbert Darrell Goodwin Charles Griffin Jill Gulasey 49 Ruth Guman Trudi Hall Susan Halloran KhaMah Hameed Rasheedah Hameed Patricia Hamilton Janetta Hammock Wilnam Harpe Jerome Harris Robert Harris Nora Henderson Patricia Hess Angelo Hicks Robert Hill Janell Hillman Jamca Hinton Brenda Hopps Heidi Hradelovitz Oiona Huey Janet Irvin Cheryl Jackson Thomas Jackson Jocelyn Jennings Lisa Johnson Louise Johnson SO Rhonda Johnson Spencer Johnson Katherine Jolluck Beiphmc Jones Rochelle Jones Rosa Jones Stephanie Jones Cheri LaBanc Karen Kleinholz Joseph Kimber Larry Kingry Lori Kirk Oenise Kitko Karen Kaspick Kristin Kolar Susan Kwasny . L Jeff Kalista Samuel Lafontaine Mary Lavelle Nancy Lavcrnc Catherin Lawhead Walter Lawhead Judy Lewis Patricia Lopez Crystal Love Lisa Mann 51 Therese McEntee Kevin McFadden Deborah McGuinea Terry McKissack Tracie Meng William Menhart Rosemary Merkosky Keith Milam Ronald Miller Vanessa Mitchell Pam Moore Denise Morns 52 Katherine Motley Patricia Muha John Mumphrey Robert Murnan Tammy Newsom Jill Nicklas Susan Nicklas Herbert Oliver Celestine Oglesby Sandy O’Malley Yolanda Palmoro Sharon Parks Miriam Patton Ruble Paul Diane Phillips Betsy Pucci Pamela Quesenberry Robert Rahi John Rakoski Russell Rassmussen Kathie Reape Peter Reese Phyllis Reese Charlene Rhine Teresa Rice Marlon Richmond Cathy Robinson Gregory Robinson 53 Larry Sanchez Anthony Santana Tanja Satterwhite Joanna Sauls Frank Schneider Victor Small Fawn Smith Joseph Snakovsky Donna Sokalski Susan Sopko S4 Robert Sopshire Debbie Staftord Frank Stawicki Trina Stephens Martin Stoll ■■■■■■■ Bill Swindell George Szeltner Dimitra Tasiouras Jovonne Taylor Beth Tiano Angela Thompson Charles Thompson Aaron Thornton Daood Thornton Dan Tighe Elmars Tomins Robert Tuckosh Oawn Tyree Dean Tighe Tina Tillman V t Tracey Tipton Theresa Uhl Joan Utt Mark VanLeer Tony VanLeer Marcia Walton “From The Back Bonnie Beck Debbie McGuinea George Szeltner Betsy Pucci Vaughn Moody Daood Thornton Sonya Chase Of The Incubator” Nora Henderson Susan Kwasny t ..-±hz CsLL'tQ.ft— Zziif f$C g.. is 2 57 Jackie Bryson Janet Cruz Sharon DeLaughter Jocelyn Jennings Pamela Floyd Juanita Davis Yvette Bolden Carla Bates Susie Halloran Virginia Reinkc Larry Sanchez Colleen Williams 258 Carla Askew Waller Lawhead Peter Reese Therese McEntee Diona Huey Sonya Penn Kim Creque Ginny Gibbons Joan Utt Dawn Tyree Tammy Newsom Tracie Meng Stephanie Evans Cheryl Joseph Jett Kaiista Lorenzo Ware Jim Weisman Rendia Wells Deborah Whigham Henry White Jerry Wrlk Neal Wilkins Alicia Williams Celeste Williams Colleen Williams Miranda Williams Susan Williams LaRissa Willis Kimberly Wilson Clyde Winfield Somonia Wink field Scott Wolfgram Christopher Wright David Wydick Richard Yasenchack 60 Judy Zachar Edward Zwolsky Seniors Not Pictured. . . John Ackerman Julia Acoff Genise Body Rodney Barnett Lawrence Bate Jr. Martin Bauer Darlene Bearden Valerie Bearden Ramon Black Keith Blake Robert Boyce Joseph Bradley Ronnie Bragg Elmer Brewer Queen Brown Stanley 8rown David Bush Sharon Butler Karen Carlo Denise C3mp Arthur Card Gregory Carter Vincent Chambers James Champ Clarence Charleston Sonya Chase Jessie Coleman David Colbert Diane Collins Sherie Collms Shelley Cunningham Erik Curry Donna Custard Juanita Davis Robert Dawson Patricia Dickinson Steven Dober Cheryl Dukes Michelle Edwards John Evans Robert Fellenstein Victor Ferrell Martinez Fisher Jerome Flanagan Michelle Frazier Stephen Furcht Colum Gallagher Donald Gang George Gangur John Garofolo Kevin Glass Thomas Goggins Christopher Greg Dunlap Hall Larry Hall Jerome Harris Terry Hatcher Christopher Hawkins Phillip Head Renee Hempstead Steven Hirsch Mark Holmes Christopher Hopkins Brenda Hopps Herbert Howell Terry Hughes William Humphrey Christopher Jackson Cynthia Jackson Kyle Jackson Rosemary Jackson Robbie Johnson Benjamin Jones Gloria Jones Cheryl Joseph Wayne Kennebrew John Kereki Lisa King Frank Korpusik Richard Labas Darnel Letter Mark Lindsay Brian Link Bernard Little Susan Mack Aaron Rucker Jay Mance Lovickie Searight Melanie Manning Kevin Sheridan Carl Manuel Jr. Teresa Shine Edward Marshall John Simmerly Robert McCary Anthony Sims Lcnwood McIntosh Richard Sims Marc McKissic Thompson Skinner Douglas Melton Darryl Smith Matthew Metro Eric Smith Breena Mitchell Lisa Stambaugh Patricia Mitchell Michael Stamper Ramon Mitchell David Stanley Kathryn Molner Daniel Ster Vaugh Moody Eerie Stovall' Dennis Morgan Jaye Stovall Kimberly Morton Steven Strothers Kenneth Moss Kelly Sullivan John Mumphrey Shirley Taylor Joanna Nolan Anthony Thomas Anthony Orr Seth Thomas Jr. Robert Pardee Eugene Townsell Jesse Parker Bill Turner Kevin Penn Larry Tyus Sonya Penn Victor Watkins Donna Perkins Kyni Whalen Kirk Phillips Annetta White Michael Phillips Clarise White Tina Pierce Kimberly Whitehead Carl Pittman Laurence Whitehead Vincent Pressley Linda Williams Trade Price Seila Williams Michael Prince Tonya Willis Darnel Ramser Laverne Woolridge Aunllius Reed Larnie Zellncr Alfred Rein Virginia Reinke Margaret Remmer Teresa Rice Ronald Rivera Antwayn Robinson Daniel Roper 61 62 Alma Mater . .. Our 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. Class Word: Unite Class Motto: A little less of you and me. A little more of us. Class Colors: Red and White 63 Im The Afternoon Exchange Friday the 13th, a normally superstitious day, ironically provided good luck and excitement for many JMH students. Friday. February 13th. our own John Marshall High School was featured on the popular television talk show The Afternoon Exchange. During this broadcast Lawyers were shown modeling the latest teen fashions, asking various questions of the show's two famous hosts, and giving their opinions on the busing situation. This show proved to be a great motivational force in our school and exemplified the true Marshall spirit to an audience of over 250,000 viewers of Northeastern Ohio. Students forward questions to Wilma Smith and Fred Griffith of the Afternoon Exchange. Below: Fred and Wilma chat with star-stricken Lawyers. Sophomore. Brian Long, recieves pointers from an employee of WEWS-TV channel 5 65 Enthusiastic Lawyers at taping ol the show. Marshall Students eager to get autographs from Wilma Smith 66 Student Directory Julia Acoff 3648 E. 1 JO St. 44105 271-6670 Laurence Bates 4320 E. 163 St. 44128 283-9238 Dave Alger 3410 W. 144 St. 44111 252-1028 Marty Bauer 3556 W. 129 St. 44111 251-5967 Johnnie Allen 3315 E. 145 St. 44126 921-6039 Jane Baumler 16212 Laverne Ave. 44135 671-6834 Wendy Anderson 4150 E 136 St. 44105 752-8495 Darlene Bearden 17420 Glendale 44128 561-3475 Carla Askew 4186 E. 146 St. 44128 991-4733 Kevin Beasley 3370 E. 137 St. 44120 921-7125 Vicki Bagatti 10706 Governor Ave. 44111 476-0115 Bonnie R. Beck 3443 W. 122 St. 44111 251-6960 Johnny Bailey 4187 E. 154 St. 44128 561-3328 Anthony Benson 3668 E. 154 St. 44120 561-3797 Kenneth Baker 752-1609 3846 E. 189 St. David Berry 4539 Rocky River Dr. 44135 267-8849 Norman Baldwin 3252 E. 142 St. 44120 561-1476 Ramon Black 4309 E. 162 St. 44128 751-1861 Patricia Ballard 4425 E. 154 St. 44128 561 3768 Yvette Bolden 4126 E. 151 St. 44128 752-5521 Audrey Ann Banks 4079 E 147 St. 44128 751-3007 Connie Boldizar 3614 Warren Rd. 44111 252-4457 Debra Barnes 16705 Ridgeton Dr. 44128 991 0449 Brenda L. Bourn 13606 Edgewood Ave. 44105 921-5044 Rodney Barnett 3923 E. 177 St. 44128 561-5905 Ricky Bouyer 15013 Benwood Ave. ( 44128 991-9178 Gloria Barrett 3866 Wendy Dr. 44122 561 8457 Robert Boyce 4159 E. 150 St. 44128 561-4138 Carla L. Bates 16401 Wcstview 44128 921-6518 Joseph Bradley 3241 E. 135 St. 44120 Donna Brady 14006 Cauga Court 44111 252-8470 Ron Bragg 4613 W. 148 St. 44135 251-1983 Sharon Bescan 14608 Westland 44111 252-2449 Elmer Brewer 3589 E. 141 St. 44120 921-5828 Stanley Brown 4020 E. 143 St. 44128 Patrice Renee' Bryant 3569 E. 153 St 44120 751-8281 Jackie Bryson 10800 Florian Ave. f 44111 Bernadette Burston 15507 Cloverside 44128 751-4683 David Bush 18704 Rockland Ave. 44135 267-5648 Sharon Butler 13401 M3rston Ave. 44105 561-2510 Marie Byerly 12316 Brighton Ave 44111 252-4461 Marion Caldwell 3718 E. 143 St. 44120 991-0481 Denise Camp 4078 E. 148 St 44128 991-2536 Arthur Card 12801 Emery 44135 251-5915 Vincent Chambers 3902 E. 176 St 44128 751-1833 Ronald Chapman 4111 E. 150 St. 44128 561-0391 Clarence Charleston 17008 Rmgeton Dr. 44128 Kathy Darby 11413 Florian Ave. 44111 Wendell Fields 4086 E. 153 St. 44128 561-6218 Sonya Chase 4112 E. 144 St. 44128 921-1115 Michael Daugherty 17101 Lotus Dr 44128 561-1170 Jerome Flanagan 4393 E. 154 St. 44128 Marva Clemons 3387 E. 140 St. 44120 752-9913 Juanita Davis 18023 P3rkmount 44135 362-1553 Kimberly Fleming 11309 St. Mark 44111 671-9431 David Colbert 18114 Fairville Ave. 44135 433-1833 Kimberly Davis 13618 Wamstead 44111 476-2318 Pamela Floyd 16915 Talford 44128 561-3514 Jessie Coleman 12216 Emery 44135 252 6440 Ramona Davis 16809 Lotus Dr. 44128 August Fluker 12309 St. John Ave. 476-9199 Jennifer Cooks 4093 E. 153 St. 44128 Greg Dearfield 11412 Dale Ave. 44111 252-2469 Steve Forcht 16711 West Park 44111 941-0179 Jonathan Cooper 11907 Matherson Ave. 44135 476-1744 Casey Deighton 3299 W. 157 St. 44111 Eric Foster 17420 Wayne Dr. 44128 921-2548 Randall Corbitt 17409 Holly Hill 44128 Diana Dersch 3309 W. 162 St. 44111 252-1113 Keith Frazier 3407 E. 140 St. 44120 752-1670 Shelley Coughman 12308 Brookfield Ave. 44135 941-6473 Angela Dukes 4125 E. 139 St. 44105 283-4155 Anita Freeman 12316 Summerland 44111 476-0816 Kim Creque 14005 Miles Ave. 44128 991 8865 Michelle Edwards 13206 Lorenzo Ave. 44120 921 4643 Anne Gallagher 3612 W. 134 St. 44111 251-8312 Myron Croson 4077 E. 139 St. 44105 991-2846 John Evans 13114 Durkee 44105 561-2622 John Gallagher 15009 Grapeland Ave. 44111 251-5310 Ken Crouse 10708 Florian 44111 476-2736 Stephenie Evans 3475 E. 142 St. 44120 921-7930 Magdelyn Gallaway 16414 South Lotus 44128 283-4537 Janet Cruz 4620 V . 149 St. 44135 Andrew Ezzo 12505 Marne 44135 671 0540 Ralph Galloway 3357 E. 146 St. 44120 295 0642 Hi Csorba 12517 Crossburn Ave. 44135 267-3225 Cynthia Farmer 3509 W. 120 St. 44111 Debra Gazda 10724 Beliaire Rd 44111 251-4920 Michael Cunningham 17323 Judson 44128 Donna Custard 4103 E. 141 St. 44128 561-3434 Vic Ferrell 4131 E. 144 St. 44128 921-9262 Kenneth Field 14635 Glenchffe 44111 671-6135 Bennie Gentry 13215 Crennell 44105 283-9337 Steve Germani 3591 W. 134 St. James Germany 3602 E. 144 st. 44120 921-5825 Patricia Hamilton 4101 E. 139 St. 44105 752-6221 Chris Hopkins 4247 W 121 St 44135 476-3314 Raphael Germany 3602 E. 144 St. 921-5825 Janetta Marie Hammock 3891 E. 186 St. 44122 751 3918 Brenda Hopps 3861 E. 186 St. 44122 561 9169 Ginny Gibbons 3641 W. 102 st. 44111 William A. Harpe 4088 E. 144 st. 44128 921-1338 Heidi Hradelvotiz 11304 Fortune Ave. 44111 251-5763 Jackie Gilbert 13507 Crossburn 44135 362-1781 Jerome Harris 3932 W. 129 St. 44111 671-9042 Diona Huey 3452 E 149 St. 44120 991-0661 Kevin Glass 3942 E 147 St. 44128 Robert Harris 3185 E. 132 St. 44120 561-2535 Janet L. Irvin 13410 Carrington Ave 44135 476 9672 Darrell Goodwin 3948 E. 149 St. 44128 991-9374 Terry Hatcher 3422 Bosworth 44111 Chris Jackson 214 Ferris 44105 991-6190 Christopher Grey 17611 Milburn 44135 941-2397 Christopher Hawkins 3839 E 146 St. 44128 Thomas Jackson 14305 Kingsford 44128 921-6687 Charles Griffin 3943 E. 177 St. 44128 295 0391 Phil Head 17205 Paida Dr 44128 752-2371 Lisa Johnson 17016 Walden 44128 921-8380 Thomas Goggins 4449 E. 154 St 44128 752-3825 Renee Hempstead 4291 E. 167 St. 44128 921-6151 Katherine R. Jolluck 13512 Fairwood Dr. 44111 476-1325 Jill Gulasey 18210 Norweli 44135 251-4619 Nora Henderson 4059 W. 130 St 44135 251-1005 Gloria Jones 11808 Carrington Ave 44135 252-6186 Ruth Guman 11813 Mortimer 44111 671-1522 Patricia Hess 12808 Spricher 44135 Rockelle L. Jones 3587 E 143 St. 44120 752-6670 Dunlap LeAndrew Hall 3422 E 137 St. 44120 283-5046 Richard Hess 10402 Josper Ave. 44111 Stephanie Renee Jones 3946 Lee Hts. Blvd. 44128 561-2476 Trudi Hall 16715 Paida Dr. 44128921-3361 Angelo Hicks 4261 E. 164 St 44128 921-5508 Jeffrey A. Kalista 4559 W. 158 St. 44135 267-4904 Susan Halloran 3668 W 136 St 44111 252-3869 Robert Hill 18401 Ponciana 44135 267-5218 Karen Kaspick 3463 w. 127 St. 44111 252-1285 Khalilah Hameed 16002 Judson Dr. 44128 751-0892 Janell Hillman 12421 Wanda 44135 251-2935 Dwayne Eric Kennebrew 4086 E. 148 St. 44128 Rasheedah L. Hameed 16002 Judson Dr. 44128 751-0892 Mark Jerome Holmes 3282 E. 140 St 44120 561-0389 Joseph Kimber 4201 E. 160 St. 44128 752-9088 69 Lisa King 3470 E. 150 St. 44120 Therese McEntee 3843 Silsby Rd. 44111 251 4417 Denise Morris 3536 E. 143 St. 44120 991-2704 Larry Kingry 3889 Brookside Blvd. 44111 941-4372 Kevin McFadden 4426 w. 168 St. 44135 Kimberly A. Morton 3321 E. 143 St. 44120 Lori Kirk 3220 E 134 St. 44120 561 0212 Deborah McGuinea 17608 Walden Ave. 44128 991-2264 Tarita LaWanda Mosley 4436 E 158 St. 44128 921-1980 Denise Kitko 13508 Astor Ave. 44125 251 4406 Lenv ood McIntosh 4150 E. 154 St. 44128 283-8472 Katherine Motley 13424 Kirton Ave. 44135 941-3097 Karen Kleinholz 16810 Bradgate 44111 251-8553 Terry McKissack 4569 W. 144 St. 44135 251-5894 John Terrence Mumphrey 17314 Judson Dr. 44128 751 6511 Jackie Knapp 12804 Sprecher Ave. 44135 676-5619 Douglas E. Melton 3867 W 168 St. 44111 Robert Murnon 15620 Greennay 44111 941-2875 Kris Kolar 15816 Edgecirff 44111 252-7767 Bill Menhart 11800 Brook Park Rd. 44130 267-1696 Tammy Yvette Newsom 3996 E. 148 St. 44128 283-0998 Sue Kwasny 12509 Crossburn Ave. 44135 362-0180 Rosemary Merkosky 3362 W 135 St. 44111 Celestine Oglesby 17202 Palda Dr. 44128 561-9384 Samuel Lafontanie 11102 Parkhurst Dr. 44111 Keith Milam 12201 Brighton 44111 476-2042 Herbert James Oliver 4248 E. 163 St 44128 751-0703 Judy Lewis 13016 Wilton Ave 44135 476-3618 Andre Minters 17412 Walden Ave. 44128 921-0918 Sandra O'Malley 12004 Worthington 44111 252 4866 Bernard Little 13501 Ferris 44105 757 4724 Breena Mitchell 16701 Patda 44128 751-6548 Yolanda Denise Palmore 4139 E. 151 St 44128 921-7550 Shirley Logan 17104 Talford Ave. 44128 Patricia Mitchell 3800 E. 144 St. 44128 Robert Pardee 4606 W. 120 St. 44135 267 5619 Melanie D. Manning 15802 Alonzo Ave. 44128 921-4483 Ramon Mitchell 3386 E. 132 St. 44120 283-0820 Sharon Parks 4083 E 146 St. 44128 561-2509 Carl Lee Manuel Jr. 3882 E. 190 St. 44122 751-LOVE Vanessa Mitchell 3442 E. 145 St. 295 0636 Miriam Patton 13802 Benwood 44105 991 5864 Bonnie Marie 11321 Kensington 44111 476-9011 Vaughn Eric Moody 4139 E. 143 St. 44128 751- 1556 Rubie Paul 3371 EE. 142 St. 44120 921-7867 Ron Martin 4272 Metropolitan Dr. 44135 Pamela Lynn Moore 16202 South Lotus Dr. 44128 561-0149 Kevin Penn 13120 Crennell Ave. 44105 921-5741 Michael McDonald 10416 Linnet 44111 Dennis Morgan 18907 Invcrmcre 44122 751-3265 Sonya Penn 13120 Crennell Ave. 44105 921-5741 Michael Phillips 4082 E. 142 St. 44128 991-1110 Antwaun Robinson 11709 Brookfield 44135 476 6401 Eric Smith 18103 Invermere 44128 751-9826 Carl Pittmon 3410 E. 140 St. 44120 429-1970 Marla Robinson 3722 E. 149 St. 44120 561- 8013 Fawn Michelle Smith 3570 E. 140 St. 44120 561-8232 Vincent Pressley 12315 Wanda Ave 44135 476-0848 Douglas D. Rogers 16911 Ferndale Ave. 44111 252-5549 Joseph S. Snakovsky 12216 Wayland 44111 941-8753 Tracie Lynn Price 17013 Lotos Dr. 44128 Juan Roman 3792 W. 130 St. 44111 476 0002 Donna Sokalski 3613 Warren Rd. 44111 252-3471 Michael Prince 4473 E. 156 St. 44128 991-1583 Alexander Salerno 4239 W. 123 St. 44135 671-4042 Robert C. Sopshire 3693 E. 153 St. 44120 921-5190 Elizabeth Pucci 16111 Chatfield Ave. 44111 671-2156 Tanja Lakai Satterwhite 13405 Ferns Ave. 44105 921 0155 Debbie Stafford 11800 Brookpark Rd. 44130 267-2916 John Rakoski 3709 W. 132 St. 44111 476-2563 Frank Schneider 3733 W. 107 St. 44111 671-0959 Lisa Stambaugh 3723 W. 135 St. 44111 251-7694 Russell Rasmussen 17809 Fairville 44135 687-5005 Pamela Scott 4106 E. 151 St. 44128 752-9324 Frank Stawicki 3791 W. 133 St. 44111 251-1491 Peter M. Reese 17704 Invermere Ave. 44128 751-2981 Gorman Searcy 15602 Alonzo Dr. 44128 921-8449 Trina Stephens 15904 Westview 44128 921-1512 Phyllis M. Reese 17704 Invermere 44128 751-2981 LoVickie Searight 3237 E. 132 St. 44120 921-2591 Berle Stovall 4112 E. 151 St. 44128 261-4251 Alfred Rein 13612 Sprecher Ave. 44135 433-7311 Brian Senior 3922 44128 259 0720 Jaye Stovall 4110 E. 142 St. 44128 561-7389 Virginia Lynn Reinke 4354 W. 131 St. 44135 251-3545 Kevin L. Sheridan 3841 W. 117 St. 44111 476-9797 Kelly Anne Sullivan 18300 Parkmount Ave. 44135 362 9951 Margaret Rose Remner 10813 Bellaire Rd. 44111 Teresa Shine 16328 South Lotus 44128 561-1789 William T. Swindell 18224 Flamingo Ave. 44135 362-0614 Charlene Rhine 4361 W. 187 St. 44135 941-6437 Brian Shubeck 4377 W. 180 St. 44135 251 8478 George Szeltner 3620 W. 133 St. 44111 671-1194 Marlon Richmond 4002 E. 148 St. 44128 921-1842 Anthony Sims 4400 E. 158 St. 44128 921-5743 Dimitra Tasiouras 18012 Ridgelme Ave. 44135 476-3414 Teresa Rici 3557 E. 144 St. 44120 283-0940 Victor Small 13805 Wainstead Ave. 252-3785 Jovonne Taylor 17308 Ridgeton Dr. 44128 751-3789 Ron Rivera 3640 W. 130 St. 44111 941-7451 Darryl L. Smith 3571 E. 147 St. 44120 991-5468 Seth Thomas 13410 Ferris Ave. 44105 921-8949 Angela Thompson 3588 E. 146 St. 44120 283-5297 Victor Watkins 14908 Judson Dr. 44128 751-0926 Clyde Winfield 13309 Edgcwood 44105 921-5613 Charles Thompson 3426 E. 143 St. 44120 991-0964 Jim Weismnn 14504 Allier Rd. 44111 671-9494 Somonia Winkfield 3851 E. 188 St 44122 752- 2455 Aaron Orlando Thornton 16122 Westview Ave. 44128 991-1136 Kym Whalen 17600 Fairville 44135 Scott Wolfgram 3705 W. 133 St. 44111 671 0209 Daood Thornton 4127 E. 143 St. 44128 751-8578 Deborah Whigham 12506 Emery Ave. 44135 252-5021 Laverne Woolridge 3923 Lee Hts. Blvd. 44128 283-4325 Beth Tiano 17805 Flamingo Ave. 44135 433-7286 Clarise Rali White 4189 E. 144 St. 44128 921-7426 Chris Wright 3995 E. 151 St. 44128 921-7081 Daniel Tighe 18121 Ponciana 44135 267-5742 Henry White Jr. 4078 E. 151 St. 44128 921-0629 David Wydick 3973 W. 129 St. 44111 251-8568 Tracey Tipton 12010 Brooklawn 44111 476-3610 Kimberly Whitehead 12616 St. John Ave. 44111 476-3225 Richard Yasenchack 3594 W. 126 St 44111 941-7479 Elvin E. Towns 17001 Lotus Dr. 44128 921-5363 Jerry Wilk 12509 Summerland 44111 251-4527 Larnie Zellner 3886 E. 189 St. 44122 283 7695 Robert Tuckosh 3613 W. 127 St. 44111 941-5961 Neal Wilkins 12801 Guardian Blvd. 44135 252-4153 Edward Zwolsky 3761 W. 117 St. 44111 251-1977 Bill Turner 13214 Ferris 44105 921-3899 Alicia Williams 14613 Edgcwood 44128 751-4914 Lester Emm 3952 W. 140 St. 44111 471-1212 Larry Tyus 4175 E. 147 St. 44128 561-2984 Colleen Williams 17018 Bradgate 44111 671-8888 Robert Rahm 18021 Puritas Ave 44135 267-4590 Theresa Uhl 11001 Fortune Ave. 44111 252-2518 Laurence Williams 12107 Wanda 44135 476-0813 Mark Van Leer 3916 Strand Hill Rd. 44128 283-8339 Sheila Willaims 3871 E. 177 St. 44128 991-4361 Tony Van Leer 3916 Strand Hill Rd. 44128 283-8339 LaRissa Willis 12208 St John Ave. 44111 252-2524 Marcia Ann Walton 4283 E. 175 St. 44128 752-4653 Tonya Willis 12514 Leeila Ave. 44135 476-3955 Lorenzo Ware 3312 E 145 St. 44120 491-8995 Kimberly Wilson 14600 Kmgsford 921-3770 72 Last Will And Testament I. Wendy Anderson, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave the track team and good luck to Mr. Elkins. I. Carla Askew. . . . present (s.s.) singing career to Karen Graham. I. Kenneth Thomas Baker II. ... my chemistry grades to whoever wants to improve them. I. Audrey Banks. ... My basketball spirit and good luck to Mr. Reinke and team. I. Debbie Barnes. . . . my monogrammed locker to the monogrammed school in my remembrance. I, Jane Baumler. ... my undying gratitude and friendship to Mrs. Bellone. I. Bonnie Beck. ... my red Volkswagen with the horn to my sister Chris. I, Alleatha Bell. ... my old tennis shoes and basketball to Debbie Thomas. I. Anthony Benson, ... my love to Bridget D. Tucker. I. Yvette Bolden. ... my heart to Anthony Martin (Slim). I. Brenda L. Bourn. ... my great will and knowledge to Letisha A. Burton. I, Donna Brady. . . love and friendship to Michelle De Bolalikin. I. Michelle Brew, ... all my tardies to Mr Billey. We. Marie and Sharon, . . . our unfinished accounting books from our junior year to Mr. Cappeto. I. Jackie Bryson. ... all my Browns jerseys to Tim Roth. I. Bernadette Burston. ... my intelligence to Fred Woods. I, Diane Butler. ... my love to Mrs. K. Smith. I. Sharon R. Butler. ... my basketball to Vincent. I. Marion Caldwell. ... my school spirit to the class of '82. I. Sonya Chase. ... all my unique abilities and charisma to my little sister Leslie. I. Sherrie Collins. ... my school spirit to DeeDee Sauls. 1 I, Myron Croson. ... all my love to Damita Harden and Shafiah Thornton. I, Janet Cruz. ... a bucket of smiles to Mr. Billey. I. Donna Custard, ... my holiness to Kim Creque. I, Montina Daniels. . . . my splits to Elaine Foster. I. Juanita Davis. ... my style to Debbie Dawkins. I. Kenneth William Field.... my locker with all my worldly Snoopy. Hulk, and bumper stickers to the senior with the best taste in art. I. Sharon DeLaughter. ... my charm, brilliance, and togetherness to Lisa O'Bryant. I. Stephanie Evans. ... all my love to Mrs. Samuels. I. Pamela Floyd. ... my track shoes to Damita Harden. I. Augest L. Fluker. ... my three lunch periods to Mr. Kubach. I. Khalilah Hameed. ... my Rolls Royce and beautiful puppy (Saint Bernard) to Ms. Samuels. I, Rasheedah Hameed. ... my broken locker to Teresa Shine. I. Janetta Marie Hammock. ... all my brains and class to my underclassmen friends of fourth period speech class and anyone else who needs them to become a better person. I. Janet Irvin. ... my position as yearbook co-editor and shutterbug to any junior with nerves of steel, a heart of gold, and a smile. I. Chris Jackson. ... my 30-point record to be broken to Wilbur “Rifle an Crawford. I. Jocelyn M. Jennings__my ability to overlook people who are pretty, jealous, and silly to my dearest friend Dana. I also leave my good sense and great sense of humor to my wonderful cousin. Anthony. I. Lou, .Johnsoi4 • • • my class ring to Debbie Soloman . . Rhonda Johnson. . . . smarts and knowledge to F nson. . Spencer Johnson. ... my school track team records to the school and the track team. . Rochelle Jones. ... my appreciation to Timmy. . Rosa Jones, ... my intelligence, kindness, charm, and good will to Lisa O'Bryant. . Stephanie Jones. ... My knowledge and wisdom to my dear brother Walter. . Karen Kaspick. . . . dead flowers and my Mercedes Benz to Mr Cappetto. . Sue Kwasny. ... all the Utopia grafitti to all Utopia people (Laura Garcia). . Samuel afontaine. . . . my camera to Mr. Hohertz. . Mary Lavelle, ... my lock to Lorrie I avelle. . Cathy Lawhead_____my psychology notes to whoever needs them and a big thanks to all of my friends who helped make my senior year the best. mm jrsonality t . Deborah McGuinea. ... my humor and personally to Patricia Prince. . Sue Mack.... all my gratitude and love to Mr. Kubach for putting up with an invisible woman and not giving up. Mitche . Ramon. Mitchell. ... my style, my ways, and tone of fun to Henry Hall (10th grader) . Kimberly Morton. ... my perfect attendance and good grades to Kelly Green. , Tarita La Wanda Mosly. ... my intelligence and school spirit to the classes of '82 and '83. . Sonya Penn. ... my basketball talent to Darlene Gibbson. W . Robert Louis Rahm, ... my editorship to anyone who thinks that he or she can handle R.P. . Peter Michael Reese. . . . my knowledge to the class of '82. . Doug Rogers. ... my broken shoulder to Jim Weisman. brok I, Donna Sokalski, . . . my AP American History notes to Brenda Lightner. I. Dimitra Tasiouras, . . . any pictures I may find of Brian Sipe to Felicia Washington. I. Aaron Thornton. ... my charm and love to Tanya. Dana. Linda. Lynette. Jocelyn. Tracie. and Deana. I. Daood Thornton. ... My football locker to my twin sisters. I. Tina Tillman. ... my musical talents, sophistication and love to the Seniors of '82 I. Dawn Tyree. . . . love and understanding to Sebastian Hale. I. Mark Van Leer. ... my love and understanding to the world and to the class of '81. I. Marcia Ann Walton. ... my Latin knowledge to Rithia and Kathy. A I. Kim Whitehead. ... my old homework, books, and teachers to Ned Whitehead Jr I. Alicia Williams. ... my Lawyerette uniform to Marilyn Moore. I. Sue Williams. . . . the memories of coming here every day to those who want them. I. Richard Yasenchack. ... my forged passes to Mr. Kubach. I. Larnie Zellner. ... my music and humor to everyone. ALGER. DAVE - Adv. Band. Adv. Senior Lifesaving ANDERSON. WENDY - Senior Class Executive Bd., Track. Volleyball. Basketball Mgr.. Student Council Rep. Attendance Aide, Service Club, Teacher Aide, Lawyerette ARCURI. MARK - Printing Aide ASKEW, CARLA - Vanguard Co-Ed. Booster Club. Teacher Aide AUSTIN. DESIREE - Choir. First Ladies BACIK, ELLEN - Attendance Aide BAILEY. JOHNNY - Tutor, Track BAKER. KENNETH - Track. Vocal Ensemble BALDWIN, NORMAN - Sr Class Rep. Teacher Aide, Photography Club BANKS. AUDREY - Boosters. Basketball Mgr, Photography Club, Teacher Aide BARBOUR. AUDREY - Student Council. Teacher Aide BARNES, DEBRA - First Ladies BARNETT. RODNEY - Football, Student Council BATES. CARLA - Student Council. Lawyerette BEARDEN. DARLENE - Teacher Aide I Jok BECK. BONNIE - Collection. To-manic Club. Student Council Rep Math Honorary Pres. NHS. Vanguard, Interpreter BELL ALLEATHA - V Basketball. Volleyball, Softball. Gym Leader, Mixed Chorus BERRY, DAVID - Band, Orchestra. Stage Band. Track Senior Activities BOLDEN. YVETTE - Band. Office Aide. Junior Honor Society BOLDIZAR. CONNIE - Glee Club. Lawyerette. NHS BOURN. BRENDA - Basketball Mgr, Boosters BRESCAN. SHARON - Melo-dears, Choir, Vanguard. Interpreter, Student Council Executive Bd. Teacher Aide BROOKS. STEVEN - Basketball. Volleyball BROWN. STANLEY - Student Council Rep. Sr Class Rep. Football BRYANT. PATRICE - Teacher Aide BRYSON, JACQUELINE - Gym Leader. Student Council. Teacher Aide. COE BURSTON. BERNADETTE - Rac-quetball BUTLER. DIANE - Boosters, Volleyball BUTLER. SHARON - Gymnastics. Racquetball, Bowling BYERLY, MARIE - Teacher Aide. COE CALDWELL. MARION - Track CARD. ARTHUR - Football, Wrestling, Teacher Aide CHAPMAN. RONALD - Soccer. Chess Club. Backgammon Club CHASE. SONYA - Student Council, Teacher Aide. Sr Class Executive Bd COLBERT. DAVID - V Basketball COOKS, JENNIFER - Art Club. COE. Teacher Aide. NHS COOPER. JONATHON - Football. Teacher Aide CORBITT. RANDALL - Photography Club. Teacher Aide COUGHMAN. SHELLEY - Glee Club. Library Aide. Basketball Statistician CREQUE. KIM - Student Council. Sr Class Rep, Melodears. Vanguard, Drill Team Capt, Boosters CROSON. MYRON - JV Football. Teacher Aide CRUZ. JANET - Pep Club. Choir. Office Aide. Teacher Aide. Vanguard CUNNINGHAM. MICHAEL - JV Football, Track CURRY. BONNIE - Stitcher Club. SH Aide DANIELS. MONTINA - Cheerleader, Attendance Aide. Language Club DARBY. KATHY - Choir, Teacher Aide DAVIS, JUANITA - Basketball, Volleyball. Softball, Vanguard, Student Council, Gym Leader, Library Aide DAVIS. KIMBERLY-Track. Band. Choir DAVIS. RAMONA - Glee Club. Track. Tennis DELAUGHTER, SHARON - Boosters. Student Council, Choir, Teacher Aide DERSCH. DIANA - Interpreter-ED. Student Council Rep, Vanguard, Teacher Aide, NHS, Close Up DICKERSON. TANYA - Boosters. Travel Club, Student Council Rep. Sr Class Vice-Pres. Teacher Aide. French Club DUKES. ANGELA - Office Aide. Student Council. Drill Team. SH Aide Senior EVANS. STEPHANIE - Drill Team. Booster FARMER. CYNTHIA - Attendance Aide. FIELDS, WENDELL - Teacher Aide, Student Council. Drama Club II FINAN. GLENN - Chess Club FLEMING. KIMBERLY - Guidance Office Aide, Vanguard FLOYD, PAMELA - Boosters, Lawyerettes. Sr Class Treasurer. Travel Club. Track. Student Council, Teacher Aide, Servers Club FLUKER. AUGUST - JV Football. Math Honorary, Guidance Office Aide, NHS FRAZIER. MICHELLE - Student Council Rep. Vanguard. Boosters, Basketball MGR FREEMAN. ANITA - Library Aide, Color Guard, Band. Choir, Glee Club GALLAGHER. ANNE - Teacher Aide. Cheerleader. Boosters GALLAGHER. JOHN - Football. JV Wrestling GALLAWAY. MAGDELYN - Projectionist. Choir. Vocal Ensemble. Teacher Lunchroom Aide GAZDA. DEBRA - Teacher Aide GENTRY. BENNIE - Voc Horticulture Club. Track. Student Council, Sr Class Rep. Teacher Aide GIBBONS. GINETTE - Teacher Aide, Vanguard GILBERT. JACQUELINE - Basketball, Track GOGGINS. THOMAS - Service Club. Travel Club. Track, Choir GOODWIN. DARRELL - Choir. Vocal Ensemble GREY. CHRISTOPHER - Chess Club GRIFFIN. CHARLES - Office. Attendance Teacher Aide GULASEY. JILL - Softball GUMAN. RUTH - Attendance Aide HALL. TRUDI - COE Secretary HALLORAN. SUSAN - Volleyball. Basketball, Softball. Spanish Hon Soc. Glee Club. Singing Lawyers. Teacher Aide HAMMOCK. JANETTA - Drill Team. Boosters, Library Club, Vanguard. Interpreter HARPE. WILLIAM - Band. Orchestra, Teacher Aide, Stage Band HARRIS. JEROME - JV Basketball HEAD. PHIL - Basketball HENDERSON. NORA - Track Mgr. Close Up. Student Council HESS. PATRICIA - Softball, Attendance Teacher Aide HICKS. ANGELO - Chess Club. Vanguard HILLMAN. JANELL - Pool Aide HOPKINS. CHRISTOPHER -Football, Track HOPPS. BRENDA - Student Council Rep. Spanish Hon Soc, Sr Class Rep HRADELOVITZ. HEIDI - COE Secretary HUEY. DIONA - Student Council Vice-Pres. Teacher Aide, Lawyerette. Service Club IRVIN. JANET - Vanguard Co-ED. Interpreter, NHS, Math Honorary, Collection. Sr Class Executive Bd. Photographer for yearbook newspaper JACKSON. CHRIS - Football. Basketball. Lifeguard JACKSON, CYNTHIA - Boosters. Service Club JACKSON, KYLE - Track. JV Football JACKSON. THOMAS - Wrestling, Choir, HR Rep JOHNSON. LOUISE - Lawyerette. Student Council Rep. Teacher Aide JOHNSON, ROBBIE - Track. Basketball JOHNSON. SPENCER - Football Student Council, Track. Choir, Service Club. UNO Club. Singing Lawyers JOLLUCK, KATHY - Collection-ED, NHS Treas, Math Honorary, French Hon Soc. Vanguard, Academic Action, Close Up. To-manic Club, Key Club. Teacher Aide JONES. BENJAMIN - Football JONES, ROSA - Vanguard KALISTA. JEFF - Cross Country. Teacher Aide. Math Honorary, French Hon Soc, NHS Vice-Pres. Academic Action, Vanguard, Interpreter KENNEBREW, DWAYNE - Adv Chorus, Vocal Ens. KIMBER. JOSEPH - Teacher Aide KLEINHOLZ. KAREN - Teacher Office Aide. Lawyerette. Student Council Rep. Sr Class Officer, Ski Club. Key Club KNAPP. JACKIE - Drama Club. Band Activities KOLAR. KRIS - Key Club. Ski Club. Racquetball, NHS. Academic Action. Collection, Teacher Aide KWASNY. SUSAN - Band LAFONTAINE, SAM - Vanguard. Interpreter, Student Council, Math Honorary, Aide LAVELLE, MARY - Teacher Aide LAWHEAD, CATHY - Glee Club. Drama, Student Council Rep, Vanguard, Choir, Swimming Aide. Sr Class Rep. Writing Club, Close Up LEFTER, DANIEL - Basketball LEWIS. JUDY - Teacher Aide LINK. BRIAN - Band. Student Council, Pool Guard. Gym Leader LOGAN. SHIRLEY - UNO Club. Office Aide LOPEZ. PATRICIA - Student Council Rep, Glee Club, Lawyer-ette, Mixed Chorus. Sr Class R LOVE, CRYSTAL - Teacher Aide. Student Council Rep. Spanish Hon Soc, Attendance Aide MACK. SUSAN - Teacher Aide. Interpreter. Math Honorary. NHS MANN, LISA - Teacher Aide MANNING. MELANIE - Chess Club MANUEL. CARL - Basketball. Football MASSON. KELLY - SH Aide. Teacher Aide, Sr Class Rep MCDONALD. MICHAEL - Stage Band MCENTEE. THERESF. - Guidance Office Teacher Aide. Vanguard, Pool Aide MCGUINEA, DEBORAH - Council of World Affairs, Booster, Teacher Aide, NHS, Student Council Rep, Sr Class Sec, Vanguard MCKISSACK, TERRY - Teacher Aide. HR Rep MELTON. DOUG - JV Basketball MENG. TRACIE - Cheerleader, Gym Leader, Student Council Rep, Office Teacher Aide. Choir. Melodears, Track. FHA MERKOSKY. ROSEMARY - Volleyball, Softball. Cheerleader MILLER. RONALD - Football MITCHELL. RAMON - Baseball MOODY, VAUGHN - Service Club MORGAN. DENNIS - Bowling, Printing Library Aide MORRIS, DENISE - Teacher Guidance Aide MOSLEY. TARITA - Drama Club, Interpreter MOTLEY, KATHERINE - Softball, Teacher Aide, Bowling MUMPHREY. JOHN - Football, PMC Club MURNAN, ROBERT - Vanguard, Math Tutor, Chess Club NEWSOM, TAMMY - Drill Team. COE NICKLAS, JILL - Teacher Aide. Chess Club OGLESBY, CELESTINE - Spanish Hon Soc, Drill Team, Boosters, Student Council Rep, Sr Class Rep OLIVER. HERBERT - Student Council Treas, Teacher Aide. Student Advisory Committee O’MALLEY, SANDY - Office Teacher Aide, Chess Club PALMORE. YOLANDA - SH Aide PARDEE. ROBERT - Chess Club PARKER, JESSE - Choir, Wrestling PARKS. SHARON - Student Council, Volleyball PATTON, MIRIAN - Basketball, Boosters, Student Council, Track Team. Drill Team, Key Club, Service Club PENN, SONYA - Basketball, Vanguard PHILLIPS. DIANE - First Ladies, Choir, Vanguard, Writing'Club PHILLIPS. MICHAEL - Welcome Club PITTMAN. CARL - Service Club PRICE, TRACIE - Student Council. Ski Club PUCCI, BETSY - Band, Orshes-tra, Sr Class Rep, Softball. NHS QUESENBERRY, PAM - Teacher Aide RAHM, ROBERT - Interpreter-ED. Vanguard. NHS. Sr Class Executive Bd, Lifeguard. JV Basketball Statistician, Teacher Aide. Sr Class Student Council Rep REAPE, KATHIE - Office Aide REESE. PETER - P.A. Announcer, NHS. Teacher Aide REESE, PHYLLIS - Spanish Hon Soc. Teacher Office Aide, Indian Affairs Student Council REIN, ALFRED - Student Council Rep REINKE, VIRGINIA - Student Council Rep. Officer Teacher Aide, Bowling Senior Activities ROBINSON. MARLA - Teacher Aide. Vanguard. Interpreter. Student Council Pres ROGERS. DOUG - Photography Club ROMAN. JUAN - Teacher Aide SABOLIK, DON - Football SALERNO. ALEXANDER - Pool Aide SANCHEZ. LARRY - Pool Aide SATTERWHITE. TANJA - COE SCHNEIDER. FRANK - Basketball, Track. Gym Leader, Student Council Rep SCOTT. PAMELA - Service Club. Choir SEARCY. GORMAN - Softball, Bowling SEARIGHT. LOVICKIE - Lawyer-ette Capt, Service Club, Sr Class Rep, Track Mgr SENIOR. BRIAN - Football SHERIDAN, KEVIN - Student Council Rep. Gym Leader, Teacher Aide. Intramurals SHINE. TERESA - Track SIMMONS. DEBRA - Glee Club. Vanguard. Attendance Teacher Aide SIMS. ANTHONY - Football. Service Club SMALL. VICTOR - JV Basketball. Mgr Girls Volleyball Softball. Bowling SMITH. FAWN - Drill Team. Student Council Rep. Teacher Aide, Vanguard SOKALSKI, DONNA - Glee Club, Teacher Aide SOPKO. SUSAN - Cheerleader. Softball. COE. Guidance Teacher Aide SOPSHIRE. ROBERT - Football STAMPER. MIKE - Basketball SWINDELL. BILL - Football SZELTNER. GEORGE - Tennis. Alumni Aide, Soccer. NHS Pres TASIOURAS, DIMITRA - Interpreter, Drama, Vanguard, Teacher Aide TAYLOR. JOVONNE - Stage Crew. Sr Class Rep, COE THOMAS. SETH - Basketball. Football, Track THORNTON, AARON - JV Football, Student Council, Vanguard, Interpreter. Tennis, Soccer, Wrestling THORNTON, DAOOD - Football. Band. Student Council, Sr Class Executive Bd, Vanguard, Math Honorary Vice-Pres. TIPTON. TRACEY - Service Club. Attendance Guidance Aide TOMINS, ELMARS - Tennis UHL. THERESA - Teacher Aide, NHS. Vanguard VANLEER, TONY - Track, Intramural Basketball. Ski Club WALTON. MARCIA - Stage Crew, Student Council, Vanguard. Drill Team WARE. LORENZO - Band. Track WEISMAN. JAMES - Football. Wrestling, Choir, Jurymen, Marshmellows WELLS, RENDIA - Stage Crew. Sr Class Rep, Audio Visual. Track, Drama Club. Drill Team. COE WHIGHAM. DEBORAH - Choir, Glee Club, Statistician, Library Aide WHITE. CLARISE - Drill Team, Boosters WHITE, HENRY - Student Council Rep WHITEHEAD, KIMBERLY -Teacher Aide. JV Basketball, Student Council Rep. Boosters Capt. Gym Leader, Statistician. Library Aide WILKINS, NEAL - Football. Student Council WILLIAMS. ALICIA - Lawyerettes. Sr Class Rep. HR Aide, Melo-dears WILLIAMS, COLLEEN - Track, Lawyerette. Ski Club. Vanguard, Student Council, Softball, Office Aide WILLIAMS. LAURENCE - Football. Wrestling WILLIAMS. SHEILA - Track. Boosters WILLIAMS. SUE - Vanguard. Close Up. Teacher Aide. Sr Class Rep. Lawyerette, Office Aide WINKFIELD. SOMONIA - Rac-quetball WOLFGRAM, SCOTT - Soccer. Teacher Aide. German Club Pres YASENCHACK. RICHARD - Cross Country. Track, Alumni Office Aide 80 1. UNITE 2. SENIOR PROM 3. MR. JACOBSON FINAL EXAM 4. COMMENCEMENT PART TWO-SENIORS 5. EIGHTY ONE 6. SENIORS WORD SEARCH 7. COLLEGE 8. PEP RALLIES NAME 9. FOOTBALL DATE 10. TRACK 11. VANGUARD Directions: Find the words from the list in the puzzle and circle the words 12. TOMKO NOITAGERGESEDCUTSLIP 13. COOLEY JBLCNPQLTUOKCOLRTUCN 14. GRADUATION SRLBUDRSWEEDILTOMKOA 15. MARSHALL TEALLNANPMAETLLIRDMC 16. COLBERT UTHNAEIGHTYONEZAAPMC 17. ANDERSON DESPDENTBUZZNGCQGREP 18. NIELSON ERRFSETTESUOYENFGUNI 19. STUDENT NPAWQXROYVSZPSOAEBCM COUNCIL TRMUFUSSOBNOLSIBDEEC 20. LOCK OUT CEXHGEFROFTAERTANCMD 21. DRILL TEAM OTWRNNCCONNSDEASENEN 22. FINALS U N 0 A M A A P 1 1 S 0 G Y U K S A N 0 23. INTERPRETER NITVGJSVFUNPRWDESDTI 24. DETENTIONS CEVERTBLBAFEFAATSINT 25. CUT SLIPS IBRMORPROINESLRBQUDN 26. SENATE LSWIRLNOSLEINAGALGAE 27. GUIDANCE QDOOBIESGCHVCCOLBERT 28. BUSSES NPEPRALLIESKBYELOOCD 29. DESEGREGATION PNSETTEREYWALOFPLBRF 30. LAWYERS 31. CAGERS 32. LAWYERETTES % 33. BASKETBALL . TO A DOUBTFUL DREAMER Introduce all your dreams To the world Let it know That you dream While awake. You will find That the sky Is unfurled And the earth is aglow For your sake. There is space For your name In the sky. There is soil For your roots In the earth. Hold fast to your Dreams Nor deny That dreams Were your reason for Birth. John D. Engle. Jr. Copyright 1980 by John D. Engle, Jr. Used by permission of the author. f 62 Big Red Machine Rolls On Although hardly the Pittsburgh Steelers. the Marshall’s Big Red Machine gave the football season their best shot ending with a 2 6-2 record. We tried to approach the season with a positive point of view and create a family atmosphere. said Coach Al Valenzisi. As the season progressed. I believe we achieved that goal. The Lawyers strong points were basically defensive. The line, led by co-captains Brian Senior and Arthur Card as well as linebackers Bill Swindell and Rodney Barnett, was highly effective against all teams played. Offensively, the team tended to rely on its passing game led by quarterback Bill Turner and receivers Robert Dawson. Stanley Brown. Antuan Robinson, and Eddie Dureillo. No offense can work without an offensive line and the Marshall offensive line consisted of Brian Senior. Robert Sopshire. Matthew Kenney and Robert McDonough. The Lawyers ground attack was made up of fullback Bill Swindell and tailbacks Antuan Robinson. Daood Thornton and Rodney Barnett. Managers Carla Bates. William Phillips. and Shareefah Thornton greatly aided the team. “I'm sorry that we didn’t win more games, but I am very pleased with the way we played.” remarked Coach Valenzisi. The last few seasons didn’t provide the players with the practice they needed, but all in all. the Lawyers had a respectable season, and look forward to next year. m First Row R Peterson. C. Duke. B Turner. D. Thorton. W. Dailey. E. Solomon. J. Thompson. J. Mumphrey Second Row: A Robinson. T. Matcher. R Barnett. K Thomas. D. Jenk.ns, M Fisher. E. Cater. B. Swindell. K. Blake. Third Row: E. D’Aurelio. R Dawson. R Jackson. K. Graham. B Jones. A. R.os. J Weisman. M Campbell. C. Nicol. R Miller. Fourth Row: B. Senior. T. McNeil. J. Caldwell. C. Abrams. A Card. R. McDonough. R Johnson. R. Sopshire. M Kinney. A Rucker. S Johnson. Fifth Row: S. Thornton (mgr.). C. Bates (mgr ). M Campbell. S Brown. G. Sparks, L. Jefferson. W. Phillips. M. Daugherty (mgr ); Back Row: John Marshall Coaching Staff- C. Sampson. J. Cappette. E. Haller. A. Valen isi (Head Coach). T. Elkins. J. Zielinski. R Alpine 84 Robert Peterson (11) and Kevin Thomas (33) watch the action on the field, during the East Tech game. Right: Coaches Al Va-lenzisi and Jim Cappetto assisting the game. Senior Bill Turner (12). lunges forward for extra yardage during the Lincoln-West g3me. Left: Kyle Graham (51). Ernie Solomon (22). and Charles Abrams (71) discuss the strategy to use ago nst East Tech. Spencer Johnson anxiously awaits the next play call from Coach Valcnzisi during the Lincoln-West game. Right: Brian Senior nervously paces the sidelines, awaiting his turn to play during the Lincoln West game Right: Robert McDonough shouts encouragement as the Marshall Lawyers march down the field. Left: Running around right end. Antuan Robinson picks up big yardage against East Tech, as the Marshall Lawyers went on to win. Right: Seth Thom-as-lookingon at the game. First Row: T. Elkins. R. Alpine, and J. Zielinski. Second Row: J. Haller. J. Capetto, A. Valenzisi. and C. Sampson. Robert Peterson, backup quarterback. warming up for the East Tech-Marshall game. Bill Turner tries to escape a tackle from an East Tech defender. I Daood Thornton believes practice makes perfect. Ervin Sotomon-tackling his oppenent. Ed D'Aurelio plunges to the goal line. Matthew Kinney taking a break from the game to discuss strategy with Mr. Elkins. Varsity Football 1980-81 Marshall Opponent Serving in his first year as head coach. Mr. Va-lenzisi is visibly upset at his players. Parma Forfeit Fairview 0 6 Benedictine 0 50 Akron Buchtel 0 28 Lincoln-West 18 8 Rhodes 7 7 J.F. Kennedy 0 18 South 6 6 East Tech 23 0 John Adams 6 20 87 First Row: B. Lockett. D. Tucker. C. Makintosh. D Murray. B. Long. A. Cook. R Sweeney. D Thornton. Second Row: E. White. I Owens. W. Thigpen. S. Erby. M. Caldwell. L. Male. D. Watson. J. Taylor. R. Hampton. Third Row C. Rozell. R. Thompson. D. Benson. M. Crenshaw. J. Baba. A. Benson. L. Anderson. R. Shine. R. Strong. J. Spear Fourth Row: I. Wilson. C Green. S. Carter. E. Williams. C. Duke. R. Thomas P. Dennis. T. Ad3ms. C. Henrey. G. Blackwell. Fifth Row: Zielinski. Ball- girl C Bates M Bell. T Dixon. L. Suddlewhite. C. Jones. Ball-girls S. Thornton. W. Phillips. Coach Cappetto Sixth Row: Coaches Hall. Valenzisi. Sampson. Elkins and Alpine. The Junior Varsity Unlike the Varstiy Football team. Marshall's Junior Varsity players will return for another season after ending this year with a 6-3-1 record. With over 180 points scored, this year’s team was one of Marshall’s best. Offensively the team relied on its passing game. The six shutouts proved that the defensive players were always on the ball. The game against Adams seemed to have been the most exciting. The first game against Adams was lost by a score of 13-0. but the second time the two teams met the Lawyers won 28-0. Naturally it's a team effort anytime a game is won but. there were a few team members that must be commended for their outstanding work. Quarterbacks Bobby Lockett and Brian Cloud led the team on to many victories. While Jeff Spear, with his punting abilities helped to earn needed extra points. 88 3A Kurt Gandy runs for a first down. ( 77) Micheal Crenshaw. ( 66) Jerome Sanders and. ( 76) John Baba stretch their muscles before the game. Quarterback Brian Cloud. 12. fades back to throw the long pass. For The Record 1980 J.V. Football Schedule Marshall Opponents 13 Parma 0 20 Fairview 20 0 Benedictine i� 56 52 East High 0 28 John Hay 0 0 8 John Adams John F. Kennedy 13 20 26 Coltinwood 0 26 CoBinwood 0 28 John Adams W 0 Total Record: 6-3-1 Davico Watson ( 42). Kurt Gandy ( 34) and. Bobby Strong ( 82) listen in on a halftime chalk talk. 89 Lady Lawyers Survive Tough Season The Lady Lawyers had a tough season this year, finishing with a 5-9 record. The girls were defeated in a tournament held at Avon Lake, but rallied back to rout Lake-wood in the next game. They came from behind in a game against Westlake, to place third in the tournament. Contributing to the team’s effort in the tournament were seniors Alleatha Bell. Sue Malloran. Diane Butler. Lisa Fields and Sharon Parks. “Alleatha Bell, from JFK. turned into a good hitter and server. She has improved about 200% from last year. said coach Linda Beebe. Sue Halloran is viewed as a very aggresive player. “She's a very good forearm passer.” commented coach Beebe. Sue's ability also extends to setting. Diane Butler was a very enthusiastic player. She’s an excellent server in the clutch, Coach Beebe stated. When the team was in a bind, Diane came in and was able to save them with her effective serve. Senior Lisa Fields is playing this year, after not having played since tenth grade. Coach Beebe singled out hitting and serving as Lisa's strong points. Sharon Parks, the team’s sixth starter was our forearm pass specialist. Miss Beebe observed. (First Row): Lisa Fields. Karen Smith. Priscilla Cooper. Damita Harden. Tammy Chait. Sue Halloran. Diane Butler. Manager Angela Bourn. (Second Row) Manager Wilbert Crawiord. Coach Linda Beebe. Manager Tim Howard. Alleatha Bell. Debbie Thomas. Synthia Carstarphen. Kim Anderson. Sharon Parks, and Manager Victor Small. Sue Halloran shows her skill in forearm passing. John Marshall Volleyball 1980 Score Marshall Opponent Rhodes Lost 6-15-9 15-12-15 J. F. Kennedy Lost 7-15-6 15-10-15 South Won 15-15 7-3 East Tech Won 15-15 4-1 Avon Lake Lost 5-1 15-15 Lakewood Won 15-6-15 5-15-8 Westlake Won 15-1-17 10-15-15 Rhodes Lost 10-15-11 15-1-15 J. F. Kennedy Lost 6 10 15-15 South Lost 15-8-9 11-15-15 North Olmsted Lost 9-15-5 15-13-15 Midview Lost 12-9 15-15 East Tech Won 15-15 0-1 Holy Name Cancelled Berea Lost 5-2 15-15 91 Sharon Parks gives it all she's got Sue Halloran sets up for the big play. Tammy Chait makes an outstanding effort to keep the ball in action. Debbie Thomas demonstrates her ability in receiving the serve. Lisa Fields is always ready for action, 92 Sue Halloran keeps the action going. Lisa Fields attempts a winning shot as teammate Alleatha Bell watches. Sharon Parks puts all she’s got into the serve. Tammy Chait makes an aggressive move to keep the ball alive . 93 1980-81 Varsity Basketball Team Sectional And District Champions Season Record: 21-3 First Row: (Lett to Right) Andre DiMattoo. Bill Turner. Robbie Johnson. Isaac Gay. Daniel Letter. John Hopkins. Second Row: Mr Reinke. Kevin Penn. Kirk Phillips, Dave Colbert. John Hill. Harold Anderson and Dwayne Parker. Our Victorious Lawyers The 1980-81 Varsity Basketball Team played the best basketball of any team ever at John Marshall. The fast-breakmg Lawyers finished the season with 17 wins and 2 losses. The only losses came at the hands of John Adams; a 71-62 game played at Marshall and an 85-74 game played at South High. The starting five players were: Dave Colbert, (center). Harold Anderson and Kevin Penn, (forwards), and Dwayne Parker and John Hopkins, (guards). Three of the five starters were captains: Dave Colbert. Harold Anderson. and Kevin Penn. These individuals did their best to help bring the team to victories. Others contributing their best efforts were seniors Bill Turner and Kirk Phillips, junior Andre DiMatteo and sophomore John Hill. Dave Colbert. Kevin Penn, and Harold Anderson made the All South Senate Team, while Dave Colbert was voted the most valuable player of the South Senate teams. Dave Colbert’s performance against Central Catholic, scoring 39 points, broke the school record for most points scored in a game. Kevin Penn had the season's most important shot. It came against East Tech with the Lawyers trailing by one point, and three seconds left. Kevin hit a jump shot from 30 feet to pull out a victory for Marshall. And last but not least, the coach that helped make it all possible. Mr. Al Reinke. His undying dedication and perseverance towards John Marshall’s talented Lawyers will always be remembered by the class of '81! Harold Anderson and Dave Colbert show good teamwork in using pic-and-roll. Ron Alpine, assistant coach. Right: Kevin Penn using his speed to elude a South defender, as Andre Dimattio (10) watches. The many faces of coach Al Rcinkc. 95 Senior Dave Colbert rises above every one 3nd goes tor the jump shot. Junior guard Andre DiMattio goes air-born against Rhodes defender. Right: Senior forward Kevin Penn mystifies a South defender. Left: Senior guard Harold Anderson dribbling the ball up court. % Awesome Dave Colbert, posting down low. awaits a pass. Statistician Mr. Kubach and Victor Small check timeouts for the referee. Right Senior guard Bill Turner shows great defensive form. Left: Forward Kevin Penn double pumps' a pass to Colbert. Sophomore Forward John Hill shoots a high arching shot over a South defender. Center Dave Colbert shows off his speed Center Dave Colbert shows his strength in pulling down another rebound. Senior Center Kirk Phillips displays good defense position. Junior Guard John Hopkins shows good speed in beating two defenders up the court. John Marshall Varsity Basketball 1980-81 Scores Marshall Opponent Lakewood 76 46 Max Hayes 72 64 Rhodes 73 45 Kennedy 77 76 South 90 64 East Tech 83 82 Central Catholic 106 94 Lincoln West 96 64 John Adams 62 71 West Tech 87 64 Rhodes 100 56 Max Hayes 98 77 Kennedy 81 66 Lincoln West 84 58 South 91 46 East Tech 80 70 Shaker Heights 75 74 John Adams 74 85 Benedictine 67 61 Sectional. District and Regional Games North Royalton 104 55 Normandy 77 46 St. Edwards 74 66 Lakewood 64 54 Southvicw 57 59 V 99 Junior Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW: 31 Lee Thomas. 15 Davico Watson, 21 Wilbur Crawford. 35 Brian Burynaki. 25 Eugene Davis. 11 Joe Hall. BACK ROW: 45 Ray Roberts. 33 Stephan Brooks. 41 Paul Henry, 13 Keith Whitted. 55 Andre' Johnson, 51 George Rucker. 53 Tyrone Robinson. 23 Richard Thompson. Coach Ron Alpine. • not pictured- - • 42 Marvin Cochran. 40 Paul Henry. 42 Marvin Cochran. 34 W.lbur Crawford and 50 George Rucker Setting up for a victory! JV Basketball 1980 81 Marshall Opponent Team 39 45 Lakewood 78 63 Max Hayes 44 51 J.F. Rhodes 17 52 J.F. Kennedy 75 63 South 41 60 East Tech 82 76 Central Catholic 73 31 Lincoln West 41 45 John Adams 42 38 West Tech 68 46 J.F. Rhodes 63 54 Max Hayes 49 46 J.F. Kennedy 36 41 Lincoln West 61 53 South 52 49 East Tech 63 53 Shaker Heights 61 48 John Adams 53 47 Benedictine WON 13 LOST 6 100 50 George Rucker makes a perfect shot for two points. 12 Joe Hall shows some fancy footwork! V Davico Watson brings the ball downcourt. hoping to score some needed points for the Lawyers. 101 Ten Commandments of Sports Girls Basketball Record (12-7) 1. Thou Shalt not quit. 2. Thou shalt not alibi. 3. Thou shalt not gloat over winning. 4. Thou shalt not sulk over losing. 5. Thou shalt not take unfair advantage. 6. Thou shalt not ask odds thou art unwilling to give. 7 Thou shalt always be willing to give. 8. Thou shalt not underestimate an opponent or overestimate thyself. 9. Remember that the game is the thing, and she who thinks otherwise is no true sportswoman. 10. Honor the game thou playest for she who plays the game straight and hard wins even when she loses. Opponent John Marshall Admiral King 35 JMH 43 Collinwood 34 JMH 31 Rhodes 44 JMH 70 J.F. Kennedy 57 JMH 55 Collinwood 46 JMH 48 South 38 JMH 63 Villa Angela 55 JMH 67 East Tech 66 JMH 52 West Tech 53 JMH 69 John Adams 61 JMH 66 West Tech 65 JMH 67 Rhodes 50 JMH 57 J.F. Kennedy 46 JMH 43 South 27 JMH 58 John Adams 77 JMH 50 East Tech 61 JMH 57 Admiral King 37 JMH 60 Strongsville 34 JMH 53 Norton 59 JMH 47 First row- Sue Halloran. Juanita Davis. Sonya Penn. Second row- Darnella Floyd. Mr. Jacobson. Mr. Vaienzisi. Endia Grier. Third row-8renda Bourn. Debra Thomas. Darlene Gibson. Alleatha Bell. Lorene Flynn. Beverly Crawford Time out for instructions! While Mr. Valenzisi talks over a play with the girls. Sophmore Darlene Gibson shows her great jumping ability as she goes up for the jump ball. Senior guard Sonya Penn throws the ball to junior forward Beverly Crawford. Senior guard Sonya Penn glides by the defence to make a lay-up. 103 Senior guard Sonya Penn shows her determination as she struggles with a South player to get the ball. Alleatha Bell shows how to do a perfect right hand lay-up. Senior guard Sue Halloran looks to pass the ball to her teammate. 104 Juanita Davis passing the ball while Beverly Crawford keeps her eyes on the ball. Alleatha Dog's a South defender as she shows fancy dribbing techniques. Sussie-Q shows a little style as she dribbles the ball down the lane. 105 Grapplers Show Promise For Next Year 1st Row: Clmt Bowen. Jeff Rorier. Donald Armstrong. Brian Cloud. Collin Williams. Kevin Carswell. Curtis Banks. Tyrone Crawford. Reggie Germany. Rodney Hampstead. Coach Haller. 2nd Row: Terry Williams. Theon McKinney. Jessie Jones. Charles Green. Thomas Jackson. Matthew Kinney. Curtis Germany. Michael Reese. Kyle Graham. Frankie Underwood. Augustus Washington. Although this years’ wrestling team was very inexperienced, the grapplers’ did well under the guidance of Coach Haller. Seniors Larry Williams, who finished the season with a very respectable 10-3 record and was a qualifier in the district tournament held here at JMH, and Arthur Card who finished the season with a 7-3 record and just missed making the districts, anchored the team. Junior Matthew Kinny qualified for the district tournament held here at Marshall: outstanding performances were also turned in by Sophomore Brian Cloud, who recorded three straight pins at a match held at North Royalton. With ten sophomores returning next year, along with two juniors, the grapplers' will be a team to be reckoned with. B«iow: Coach Haller, on the sideline instructing the Grapplers Senior. Thomas Jackson (wrestles at 185 pounds) with a record of 6-2. sets up a Lutheran West opponent for a takedown. Junior. Reggie Germany (wrestles at 132 pounds) tries to hold a Collmwood opponent. 107 Sophomore. Tyrone Crawford (wrestles at 119 pounds) tries a Fireman's Carry on a Collmwood opponent. Senior. Lawrence Williams is this year's district qualifier wrestling at 167 and 175. Having been on the varsity wrestling team for three years, he is the most experienced player. Senior. Arthur Card, wrestles heavyweight and holds a 7-3 record. He placed second in the Rocky River Tournament. Junior. Matthew Kinney, wrestles heavyweight and holds a 6-3 record He took first place in the North Royal-ton Tournament, and second place in the Rocky River Tournament. Below. Junior. Curtis Germany almost gets pinned by a Brookside opponent. FINAL EXAM TRUE AND FALSE NAME_________ PART 3-SPORTS DATE__________ Directions: The following sports questions about the athletic activities at JMH are either true or false. Answers appear at the bottom of the page. 1. ) Alleatha Bell was awarded a position on the 1981 All Star girls basketball team. The game was played in Canton. Ohio. 2. ) In 1976. the John Marshall Volleyball team was runner up in the state. 3. ) In the final game of the playoff schedule. Dave Colbert scored 28 points and pulled down 17 rebounds: he was tripled covered! 4. ) The John Marshall Softball team has only one returning starter. Her name is Debbie Thomas. 5. ) The Marshall Cagers rose above the 100 mark twice this season. Once against North Royalton at Baldwin Wallace, and once against Central Catholic. Marshall hit 104 and 106. respectively. 6. ) The Marshall Cagers won three games by a one point margin. 7. ) Spencer Johnson ranked as one of the 5 or 6 quartermilers in the state indoor track competition. 8. ) Kyle Jackson. Chris Hopkins. Bennie Gentry, and Spencer Johnson ranked in the top 10 one mile relay teams. 9. ) Michael Cunningham did very well in the short sprints competition in the state. 10. ) Spencer Johnson. Ben Gentry. Kyle Jackson, and Michael Cunningham teamed up to place third in the K of C meet at the Coliseum, the highest finish of any Cleveland Public School team in the Medley. 11. ) Kyle Jackson. Belfred Clark. Bennie Gentry, and Spencer Johnson placed third in the mile relay at the K of C meet at the Coliseum. 12. ) The Marshall football team beat East Tech 23-0. 13. ) John Jacobson is the coach of the girls basketball team. 3nai IIV SU3MSNV no •� c MtAYrt] Yvette Bolden. Phyllis Reese. Sheila 8lack. Anita Lawrence. Cynthia Miller. Guidance Office Below. Sandy O'Malley, Jill Nicklaus help in the office filing. 112 Front Row: August Fluker. Deneen Clement. Therese McEntee. Marlene Thomas. Allen Peculis. Back Row: Darlene Gibson. Dana Merriweather. Lisa Lane. Elaine Foster. 1st Row: Stephanie Carter. 2nd Row: Lynette Hallins. Trade Meng. Halt Zuckie. Kecia Felton. Tracie Hopkins. Cindy Farmer. Tracey Tipton. Terry Dawson. 3rd Row: Pat Long. 4th Row: Gayle Hyman. Michelle Poe. Trina Stevens. Brenda Bourn. Montina Daniels. Nora Henderson. Sheila Black. Robin Brown. Endia Grier A t t e n d a n c e One of the greatest sources of energy is pride in what you are doing. The pleasure we derive from doing favors is partly in the feeling it gives us that we are not altogether worthless. Denneen Clement works patiently on office files. Steve Brooks and Halt Zuckie checks on student's attendance. 113 Library Yvette Bolden operates the office switchboard. Administrative A common . . . involvement. Call it a purpose-an objective-a hope an aim in life-an intention- a desire-a yearning. Call it what you will, it is an education. Young persons must see a vision in some field of life. They must be willing to dedicate their best effort. They must know why they were put here, not just to fill up space, but to fill need. Not just to consume, but to produce. Not just to accept, but to give. They must see the joy. the benefits and satisfaction that comes from service. Valencia Bearden. Karen Kleinholz and Colleen Williams-Achievers. 1st Row: Barb Festa. Penney Prince. Jill Nicklaus. Sandy O'Malley. Sue Williams. Karen Kleinholz. Colleen Williams. Cheri La Bane. Marlene Thomas. Nancy Covarrubias 2nd Row Tanya Dickerson. Audrey Banks. Jane Baumler. Valerie Thompson. Rhonda Robinson. Karen Simpson. Sandy Hughes. Diona Huey. Wendy Anderson. Miriam Patton, Pam Floyd. Pamela Huff. Stephanie Jones. 3rd Row: Julia Loy. Renee Victor. Sheila Franklin. Dan Roper. Teresa Tohms. Racheal Gabreil. Bill Menhart. Tricia Hess. Tony Nelson. Kathy Jolluck. Kris Kolar. Michelle Edwards. 4th Row: Norman Baldwin. Sham Sells. Annette Steven. Debbie McGuinea. Dave Carroll. Steven Dober. Doug Rogers. Pam Quesenberry. Janelle Hilman. Crystal Love. Theresa Rice. ns Faces In The Crowd To give up enthusiasm wrinkles the soul.” Samuel Ullman Players and coaches are the focal point of the sports community at JMH, but the role of the fan is not to be underestimated. Enthusiastic waving of pom-poms, hand- lettered signs, and lots of vocal encouragement are what the “Mighty Lawyer” fans are best known for. Cheering fellow students on to victory, and standing by in the face of defeat, the loyal fans round out the high school sports picture. Marla Monzo shouts words of encouragement to the team. Lisa Johnson shows what spirit is all about. Michelle Poe does her part in helping to cheer the Leslie Chase proudly displays her sign of support. Lawyers on to victory. 116 s C h 1 0 u r b t h a n d 1st Row: Darryl Atkins. Nancy Gabriel. Ruth Whipple. Brenda Short. 2nd Row: Dawn Tyler. Regina Harris. Lisa Blakemore. Kym Whaylen. 3rd Row: Faye Swoope. Marie Anderson. Cheryl Smith. Louis Jefferson, Sheila Williams, Theresa Shine. Anthony Orr. And 117 1980-81 Student Council and Executive Board. First row: President Marla Robinson: Vice President Oiona Huey; Secrotary Elaine Franduto: Treasurer Herbert Oliver; Parliamentarian Bennie Gentry. Second row: Tracie Meng. James Polk, Juanita Davis. Jay Mang. Jocelyn Jennings. Sharon Brescan. Marla Monzo. Anthony Benson, and Chris Stainbrook. Student Council Student Council got off to a slow start this year, due to late elections. But after the election of officers, the Council initiated worthy programs that made many people happy The Canned Food Drive for needy families, and Toys for Tots for needy children succeeded in involving the entire student body in the name of charitable cause. Student Council also brought pride back to our school with Pep Rallies and contests, including the Teacher Baby Picture Contest, and the Christmas Door Decorating Contest. Many thanks to Student Council for helping to make this a great year. Some of the many canned goods collected during the Christmas season. for which the Council received a special thanks” from the Salvation Army Sharon Brescan. Chris Stainbrook. and Diona Huey help count the cans in the Student Council supply room. Mr Kubach lends Mrs. Hall a hand with the planning for the Canned Food Drive. Elaine Foster-dressing homeroom door in the spirit of Christmas. The Student Advisory Council. First Row: Brian Long. Second Row: Tracic Meng and Laura Rood Third Row: James Polk. Herbert Oliver, and Sharon Brescan. Treasurer Herbert Oliver and President Marla Robinson draw up new ideas for Student Council Mr. Moxley stands in front of one of the doors that was entered in the Christmas Decoration Contest sponsored by Student Council Yolanda Rivera. Brian Long. Marvin Carter, and Gail Hyman stand in back of some toys collected for Toys for Tots,__ National Honor Society The National Honor Society represents outstanding academic achievement at John Marshall; members are inducted on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership and service. These members are selected by a committee and had to meet certain requirements. Juniors must have a 3.6 grade average, and at least 3 honor points in two different activities. Seniors must have a 3.4 grade point average and the same amount of honor points. Front Row: Marla Robinson, Jennifer Cook. Angela Thompson. Kns Kolar. Elaine Foster. Second Row: Janetta Hammock. Debbie Thomas. Kathy Jolluck. James Polk. Diana Dcrsch. August Fluker. Sam LaFontaine. Third Row Rachael Gabriel. Janet Irvin. Christine Stainbrook. Marlene Thomas. Jane Baumler. Theresa Uhl. Beverly Crawford Theresa Hedges. Nance lavcrne. Dimitra Tasiouras. Deborah McGuinea. Connie Boldizar. Laurie Cherry. Kathy Uffman. Fourth Row: Betsy Pucci. Denver Jenkins. Peter Reese. Bonnie Beck. Bob Rahm. William Menhart. Mark Arcuri. Jeff Kalista. Antoinette Johnson. Vanessa Malone. Ikeda Wrench. Math Honorary First Row: August Fluker. Theresa Hedges. Antoinette Johnson. Sue Mack. Kathy Jolluck. Janet Irvin Second Row: Bonnie Beck (Pres.) Jeff Kalista. Stephanie Jones. Daood Thornton. Denver Jenkins The Math Honorary Society is. in addition to being an honorary club, a service organization. It offers individual tutoring on all levels to all students enrolled in math courses. All members of this society must be willing to devote one free period for at least one semester to tutoring. A student must have an overall point average of 3.0 or better for the current semester, and at least a 3.3 average in math courses. The applicant must be registered for a math course in the semester. Three semesters of algebra and two semesters of geometry are also required. Spanish And German Honor Society Induction for all Language Honor Societies takes place in the spring. Each member must have at least a B average in that language and attended Marshalll for one full year. For the German and French Honor Societies. the student must be in his third year of study. For Spanish, the student must be in his second year. Kelly Smith. Phyllis Reese. Scott Wolfgram. Brenda Hopps. Celestme Oglesby Bonnie Beck tutors Clifford Sullivan French Honor Society Kathy Jolluck having fun with her Calculus. Jeff Kahsta and Kathy Jolluck Academic Actions ACADEMIC ACTIONS . . . F.rst Row: Sue Mack. Bonnie Beck. Kathy Jolluck. Vick. Wh,te. L.sa R,chardson Second Row: Am.t Ghose. James Polk. Denver Jenkins. Kris Koiar, Jeff Kaiista. Ilona Jakubic. Debbie Pucci. Rosanne Carey 122 Photography Club PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB . . . Front: Robert Rahm. Second Row: Kathy Utt. Norman Baldwin Audrey Banks Back Row: Advisor Mr. HohertJ. Doug Rogers. Tony Santana. Close Up JMH students Diana Dersch, Kathy Jolluck. Carol Johnson, Cathy Lawhead. Ramon Spanky Mitchell, Kimberly Morton, and Lisa O'Bryant spent the week of February 1 through 7 in Washington D.C. as participants in the Close Up Program. Throughout the week they met with prominent figures involved in lobbying, defense, the media. international relations, and the judicial system. Along with students from Shreveport, Louisiana, they saw the traditional tourist attractions and behind-the-scenes government activity. A good deal of time was spent in walking and bus tours of the city. They visited the U.S. Capitol. Supreme Court, Library of Congress. Washington Monument. Lincoln Memorial. Jefferson Memorial. Arlington National Cemetery, and the Pentagon. Most of the time, though, was spent in seminars and workshops. They had conferences with Congressman Louis Stokes. Congressman Dennis Eckart. and Congresswoman Mary Rose (Dakar. It was a fun and educational opportunity to learn about our government through first-hand experience! 123 Close-Up participants in Congressman Louis Stokes' office, including Marshallites: Diana Dersch. Kathy Jolluck, Carol Johnson. Cathy Lawhead. and Spanky Mitchell. Close Up Lisa. Spanky. and Cathy during a Close Up workshop. Carol and Cathy found that even mealtimes were learning sessions. ABOVE: The Washington Monument. BELOV : A speaker catches Lisa and Kim's attention. Diana and Kathy give Congresswoman Mary Rose Oakar a few tips! Below: Congressmen D. Eckart and B. Bc,ow Ka,h res,s on ,he stePs of the Su‘ Roemer address Close Up participants at a preme Court, breakfast seminar. Key Club The Key Club is a service-oriented organization designed to help fill the needs of our school. The main goal of the Key Club is to assist with programs for their success. Front Row: Miriam Patton. Patricia Hamilton. Theresa Tohms. Rene Victor Back Row: James Polk. Karen Toles. Renee Hempstead. Robert Sanders WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB: students attend various functions such as model U.N. sponsored by the Cleveland Council on World Affairs. Living Seminars program sponsored by the Cleveland Board of Education, and attend meetings of the City Club. Students are recruited to go to these functions by Mr. Mileti. World Affairs 125 Senior Marla Robinson and teacher Mr Mileti. Musical Groups Groups of talented students provide the school with musical entertainment during the 1980-81 school year under the leadership of music teachers Ms. Mary Eileen Fogarty and Mr. Omar Blackman. Ms. Fogarty is in charge of Mixed Chorus, the Melodears. the Singing Lawyers, and the JMH Choir. The Orchestra. Symphonic, and Concert Bands, are under the leadership of Mr. Omar Blackman. Both the singing and instrumental groups perform at school fun-tions. The largest of these groups is the Choir, composed mostly of eleventh and twelfth graders. First- year performers make up the group known as the Mixed Chorus. Primarily tenth graders are members. Females provide a softer sound as the Melodears. All girls are eligible to participate in this group. The most popular, if not the most experienced group, is the Singing Lawyers, the only group which holds auditions. They are judged on the basis of music ability and stage presence. Concert Band 126 Front Row (left to right): Fritz Kurz. Marsherry McMichael. Robin O'Connell. Kenneth Hale Second Row Donald Voss. James Anderson. Jeffrey Rozicr, Eric Simmons. Greg Johnson. Top Row. James Haynes. Symphonic Band First Row (lett to right): Sheiia Stanley. Elaine Franduto. Tracy Reynolds. Jackie Knapp. Kimberly Byers. Second Row: Daood Thornton, Brenda Lightner. Lee Sly. Elizabeth Pucci. Kyle Graham. Third Row: Thomas Stephens. Stephen Zacharias. Fritz Kurz, Donald Voss Orchestra First Row (lett to right): Martha Harness. Lucy Vega. Sharon Partes. Vanessa Williams. Shareefah Thornton. Angela Lewis. Second Row Lee Sly. Scott Vimck. Debbie Pucci. Choir Frist Row (left to right): LaRissa Willis. Monica Lang. Pamela Scott. Patricia Alton. Trade Meng. Patricia Ferrell. Second Row: Anita Freeman. Deborah Thompson. Regina Jordan. Priscilla Cooper. Crystal Love. Vanessa Malone. Janer Cruz. Third Row: Sandy Hughes. Adair McWhorter. M.rranda Williams. Antoinette Johnsons. Phyllis Reese. Donna Wollerman. Gim Reinke. Kathryn Uffman. Fourth Row George Bascnbaek. Desiree Austin. Robert Meng. Felicia Washington. Pheleanc Bruce. Diane Phillips. Deborah Whigham. Renee Hempstead. Justma Marshall. Patricia Lopez. Roy Davis. Benny Fernando Fifth Row: William Spencer. Robert McCrary. Martinez Fischer. Thomas Jackson. Charles Lee. Spencer Johnson. Thomas Goggms. Thomas Osborne. Singing Lawyers First Row (left to right) Richard Ridolfi. Theresa Hedges. Donna Wollerman. Patricia Alton. Dwayne Kennebrew. Second Row Robert Meng. Susan Hallo ran. Magdelyn Gallaway. William Fischer. Kim Iverson. Priscilla Cooper. Craig Harris. Third Row Saiathiei Carter. Adair McWhorter. William Bell. Antoinette Johnson. Robert Sanders. Fourth Row: Lucious Hale. Darrell Goodwin. Cheryl Thompson. Thomas Jackson. Spencer Johnson. Felicia Washington. Ken Baker 128 Melodears First Row (left to right): Denise Chapman. Cynthia Gentry. Maria Cucu. Tracy Smith. Wanda Small Second Row Bonnie Jo Cameron. Elisia Brown. Joyce Robinson. Debra Beynon. Priscilla Cooper, Karmell Granger. Karen Rice. Kim Gishock. Kim Creque. Third Row: Patricia Ferrell, Andrea Lindsay. LeTreese Smith, Joyce Davis. Donna Sokalski, Linda Williams. Gini Rcmke. Mixed Chorus First Row (left to right): Clinton Collins. Andrew Quives. Robert Meng George Basenback Second Row: Brenda Gilbert, Shirley McDuffie. Johnnie Mae Bullock. Angela Rhone. Emma Ratliff. Jui.e Loy. Third Row: Donna Huffman. Lisa Redmond. Suzanne Hunt. Kim McJunkms. Mary Clark. Deanna Cansler. Donna Weaver Fourth Row: Sandy Hughes. Jaye Stovall. Marnetta Stone. Marla Monzo. Tanya Everette. Shelander Cowan. Rhonda Robinson. Debra Beynon. Ff.th Row: Arneil Black. Terri Iverson. Marcia Lilly. Alleatha Bell. Lurene Flynn. Sheila Miller. Tracy Lovelace. 129 it? : 1st Row: Arnell Black. Linda Belcher, Shirley McDuffie. Anita Caldwell. Robin Brown. Clinton Collins. Robert Johnson. Dorethea Young. 2nd Row: Lisa Redman. Melody Belcher. Ruth Young. Joyce Davis. Linda Pruitt. Sheila Miller, Andrea Lindsay. Somonia Wingfield. 3rd Row: Stephaine Carter. Jeanetta Richardson. Lisa Johnson. Michael Campbell. Leona Perkins, Woody Spragms. Marvin Raines. Kimberly Danner. Michael Phillips. Rosa Jones can’t get her mind off reading. 130 Chess Club First row: Marian Bartlett. Colleen Williams. Theresa Uhl. Kim Wilson. Sandy O’Malley. Jill Nicklaus. Glen Eatman. Scott Fenske. Second row: Mr. Klepacz. Charles Thompson. Robert Murnan. Anthony Benson. Bob Pardee. Ron Chapman. Jerry Reed. Chris Grey. Glen Finan. The game of Chess has been played seriously since the nineteenth century. Playing well is not a requirement to enjoying the game, only the will to win. The Marshall Chess Club plays for the excitement and intensity of the game. Chess is a game which exercises the mental faculties of an individual. It increases a person’s ability to memorize and visualize. A good chess player can visualize a position seven moves ahead of the one on the board, and he can analyze lines and variations subsequent to that position. Mr. Klepacz is the director of the Chess Club, and it is due to his efforts that we have one. Students are encouraged to complete all school work before playing chess. This year Mr. Klepacz intends to enter the club in competition. 2) Colleen Williams and Glen Eatman check out another board. 3) Robert Murnan and Anthony 8enson battle it out in an interesting opening. Swimm ng aids and Lifeguards: First Row Andy E 20. Steve Kwiatkowski. Sherry Sawicki. Den Kraus. Cathy Lawhcad. Anthony Thomas. Dan Roper. Ralph Galloway. Second Row: Terry Hatcher. Larry Cooper. Helen Mclntre. Janell Hillman. Jean Cunningham. Stanley Huntington. Tony Nelson Sophomore Lynnette Hollis helps Yulon Curry with her back float. The Vanguard Staff The hard work and leadership which was provided by the editors of the Yearbook, made possible the Vanguard coming out on time. Without the assistance of Editors Carla Askew and Janet Irvin, along with the assistance of advisor Mr. Richard P. Nielson, this publication would not have been possible. The staff of the Vanguard appreciates their assistance in making this years' yearbook a reality. First row Lett to Right: Janet Irvm. Susan Mack. Larissa Willis. Colleen Williams. Gmny Gibbons. Second row: Sharon Brescan. Lisa O’Bryant. Barb Arcun. Marla Robinson. Julia Acoff. Alicia Williams. Kathy Joiluck. Lisa Richardson, Kim Flemming Third row Sonya Penn. Juanita Davis. Diane Phillips. Kim Wilson Theresa Uhl. Theresa McEntee. Patricia Hamilton. Sue Williams. Deanna Sauls. Fourth row: Robin Verchick. Carla Askew. Deidre Kincaid. Jocelyn Jennings. Michelle Frasier. Rosa Jones. Fifth row: Bonnie Beck. Kim Creque. Janetta Hammock. Fawn Smith. Marcia Walton. Carla Bates. Debbie McGumea. Traci Anthony. Dimitra Tasiouras. Last row: Aaron Thornton. Daaod Thornton. Jeff Kalista. Angelo Hicks. Robert Rohm. Sam LaFontame. Bill Turner. Senior Aaron Thornton works diligently on the advertising for the yearbook. 133 Kelly Smith has hands up in a show of gladness for our Mighty Lawyers. IJ4 Below Making a Pyramid at the Marshall-Kenne-dy pep rally are (Top to bottom) Elaine Foster. Kelly Smith and Melody Reese. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. 1st Row. Crystal Murable. 2nd Row: Kandy Granger. Deidra Thomas. Mary Clark; 3rd Row: Andrea linsey. Michelle Dober. Bonnie Cameron. The 1980-81 Varsity Cheerleaders: Left to right: Julie Holcker. Melody Reese. Kelly Smith. Karen Rice. Sherri Sawicki. and Elaine Foster Trade Meng the squad's only senior will certainly be missed next year. John Marshall Lawyerettes First Row (Left to right): Cynthia Walker. Pam Floyd. Cathy Toadstoal. Robin Verchick. Vickie Searight. Tom Johnson, Wendy Anderson. Awilda Gonzalez. Second Row: Jackie Byndas. Sue Williams. Lauri Cherry. Connie Boldizar. Nancy Covarrubias. Diona Huey. Patricia Lopez. Deborah Solomon. Lisa Rogers. Linda Thurman. Colleen Williams. The Lawyerettes of 1980-81 had a new look! New uniforms and new and original routines gave them a fresh look. Their smiles and unending spirit inspired the fans, as well as the players to reach a little deeper and work a little harder. Whether in victory or defeat, the Lawyerettes always showed the true spirit of John Marshall. The Lawyerettes point the way to victory! The Lawyerettes strut their stuff. “Hey Linda, what the heck was that? The Lawyerettes get a kick out of performing for the fans. Hollywood, here I come! Turn right, then left, swing to the right, then left . . . Drill Team Marches On Halftime performance The newly formed Drill Team is under the supervision of Miss B. Harris, who has devoted many hours of time to work with the organization. Senior Sandra Jackson was instrumental in the creation of the group. The Drill Team performs smooth halftime routines at basketball games, and plan to march in parades and football games in the future. The group receives no financial support from the school, but gives a great deal of support to both the school and the athletic program, and has been successful in both ventures. Up and down the M (L to R) Joyce Robinson. David Simpson. Celestine Oglesby. Breena Mitchell. Kim Creque. Jeanine Wright. Tom Martin. Ronnetta Connors. Craig Hamilton. Debbie Pucci. Mary Smith. Mirian Patton. Mary Smith. Janice Moore. Yvette Jones. Denise Martin. Tom Parker. Crystal Phillips. Lucy Vega. Marcia Walton. Theresa Hedges. Shareefah Thornton. Shafiaah Thornton. Mary Smith. Belgin Oglesby. Miss B. Harris (Advisor). Belphine Jones, Toma Burgess. John Smith. Matricia Givner. Mary Smith. Zina Hempstead. Mary Smith. Drill Team tryouts Top row (L to R): Toni Parker. Janice Moore Connie Thompson. Mary Smith. Matricia Givner. Debbie Pucci. Bottom row (L to R): Kim Creque. Celestme Oglesby. Zina Hemstead. (I to R) Arjetta Pounds. Shareefah Thornton (L to R) Shareefah Thornton. Joyce Robinson and Arjetta Pounds. Gym Leaders Gym Leaders are instrumental to the gym teachers, aiding them by taking attendance, leading exercises, and refereeing games. Gym Leaders aid the students in such sports as fencing, football, basketball, and swimming. Gym Leaders Dondi Rowe. Irving Soloman. Michael Caldwell, and Tom Stephens take a break from their duties to look over the assignment sheet. AlKTia Gregory shows her ping-pong ability. Ping-pong is quickly be- Senior Sam LaFontaine displays his racquetball talent in the JMH gym coming a popular sport at JMH. 140 First row left to right: IKcda Wrench. Debbie Thomas. T.m Roth. J.m Sherwood. Reggie Germany Tom Stephens. Shafiaeah Thornton. Shar.fah Thornton. Second row; Tom Loy. Emmett Barnett. AJIeatha Bell. Grover Horn. Dondi Rowe. Steve Henderson. Antoine Robinson, and Brian Chapman. su! Jent'SOn ° manlf •c ,v'l,«s offered here at JMH. Miss Beebe is demonitrat......................... HI J.M.H. Servers Club First Row: Vaughn Moody. Thomas Goggms. Spencer Johnson. Jay Meng. Vincent Chambers Second Row. Patricia Hamilton. Angela Massengale. Mrs. Utley. Rhonda Robinson. Diona Huey. Miriam Patton. Pam Floyd. Darryl McCrary. Third Row: Carl Pittman, Awilda Gonzalez. Renee Hempstead. Lovickie Seaw-right. Robbie Johnson. Abigail Gonzalez. Pam Scott Modern Dance Club In its first year at J.M.H. the Modern Dance Club is interested in modern, jazz, classical, tap. and dramatic dancing. The club’s sponsors are Mr. Scahel and Mrs. Boozer. Club captains are Celeste Williams. Ezara Maddox. and Leslie Cole. First Row: Clinton Collins, Leslie Johnson. Tim Franklin Second Row. Lisa Williams. Ezara Maddox. Tanya Morgan Third Row: Celeste Williams. Lucious Hale. Louretha Murchison. Maria Cucu. Tanya Everett. Louise Murchison, Leslie Cole Radio Room The Radio Room’s purpose is to inform all students of the happenings taking place around the school such as: tryouts, scores of games played and games yet to be played, and all such activities in general. The students are very dedicated and sensitive to the happenings around them. Tina Tillman, Tony Santana and Dan Roper take on the task of an early morning routine. Steve Dober and Dave Carroll start the day with a jungle. 143 Front Row: Dave Carroll. Tina Tillman. Tony Santana. Paula Sevier. Back Row: Peter Reese. Dan Roper. Steve Dober. Gary Greenawalk. The Collection Original poems stories, and artwork created by students are published annually in the literary magazine. The Collection. The project is totally student operated, under the supervision of Mr. Ken Latkovic. in his eighth year as advisor. All It Takes Is One Hello by Melody Belcher I took the time to say hello To someone that I did not know. To that someone walking by. A look of sadness in her eyes. And when she smiled back gratefully And said a warm hello to me, I realized my little gift Had given both of us a lift! You never know just whom you'll meet Throughout your day on any street. People just like me and you With loneliness, grief, and problems, too; Yet life is always better when We take the time to be a friend To someone we don’t even know-And all it takes is one 'hello.' 144 Top row Janet Irv.n. Cheryl Thompson. Deanna Sauls. Gwendolyn Wiggins. Vanessa Malone Bottom row Kathy Jolluck. Laveta Williams. Kris Kolar. i ihi Robin Verchick. Sue Mack. Sitting: Marla Robinson. Aaron Thornton. 1st Row: Janetta Hammock. Dimitra Tasiouras. Theresa |rvin gharon Brescan. Kim Wilson. Carla Askew. Sam Lafontaine. Debbie McGuinea. 2nd Row: James Polk. Lisa O’Bryant. Ja Bonnie Beck Diana Dersch. Bob Rahm. Jeff Kalista. Jocelyn Jennings. Rosa Jones. Bob Rahm shows . . ... . Diana Dersch the In- The Terpies have overcome obstacles and financial terpreter Hustle , difficulties to succeed in publishing an issue of The Interpreter every month. This was possible due to the leadership of advisor Mr. Richard Nielson, along with co-editors Robert Rahm and Diana Dersch. and the entire Interpreter Staff who contributed a great deal to our school by keeping our students informed. Drama “A Midsummer Night's Dream.” Even with all the zaniness that went on during rehearsal. the Play Production class put on a well received version of A Midsummer Night's Dream” February 19 and 20. The English classes that viewed the play enjoyed the one-act adaptation of Shakespeare's comedy classic. Director David Jecmen provided the scenery and Elizabethan costumes. A jealous King Oberon plots against Queen Titania as Puck looks on gleefully. Clockwise from top: James Polk, Dimitra Tasiouras. Gary Greenawait. The duke and his bride- to-be listen to Egeus' problems. Left to right: Jay Rakoski. Anthony Orr. Jackie Knapp. mtactt OU Puck talks to on. 0. th. -a,-«. Jam« Polk and Marl. Monzo Discovering that he is lost in the woods. Bottom (Fran D'Amico) tries to take a nap. Cast of Characters Puck ............. Theseus .......... Hippolyta ........ Egeus ............ Hermia ........... Lysander ......... Demetrius ........ Helena ........... Nymph ............ Oberon ........... Titania ............ Bottom ........... Thisbe ........... Pyramus .......... Wall ............. Prologue ......... Moonshine ........ Lion ............. Lighting Design .. Sound ............ Props ............ .....James Polk .....Anthony Orr _____Jackie Knapp .....Jay Rakoski . Marlene Thomas ..... Dan Roper _____Wendell Fields .....Paula Sevier _____Cheri LeBanc . Gary Greenawalt Dimitra Tasiouras _____Fran D'Amico .....James Polk _____Fran D'Amico .....Dan Thighe George Basenback .....Teresa Shine .....Marla Monzo .....Steve Dober .....Dave Caroll .....Patricia Hess 147 The lovers are finally reunited Left to right: Marlene Thomas. Dan Roper. Paula Sevier. Wendell Fields. 1st Row- Shareifah Thornton. Kandy Granger. Miriam Patton. Vicki White. Marcia Walton. Yvette Jones. Ruth Young. Carla Martin. 2nd Row- Toni Martin. Joyce Robinson. Ezara Maddox. Jeanine Wright. Lynctte Hollins. Kathy Copeland. Somonia Winkfield. Ikeda Wrench. 3rd Row- Ursula Gardner. Janetta Hammock. Leona Perkins. Vanessa Williams. Lisa Richardson. Dcitra White. Laurie Kaiser. Joyce Davis. Robin Brown. 4th Row-Damita Harden, Vanessa Malone. Larissa Willis. Anita Caldwell. Kimberly Danner. Leslie Chase. Linda Pruitt. Lisa Johnson. 5th Row- Linda Williams. Adair McWhorter. Shirley McDuffie. Robin Wilson. Arnell Black. Deidre Thomas. Leticia Burton. Angela Rhone. Marcella Sims. Terri Iverson. 1st Row- Catherine L3whead. Tracy Reynolds. Patricia Wriston. Barbara Festa. Brenda Hopps. Sheila Franklin. 2nd Row- Barb Arcu Arcuri. Sharon Delaughter. Phillis Reese. Mark Cambell. Diane Phillips. Imans Tomkins. Amit Ghose. Janica Hinton. 146 Hitting The Books The major part of a student’s life is spent “hitting the books. Homework, class projects, and studying combine to make us wish there were 25 hours in a day instead of just 24. But there's more to school than just books. Learning by doing, such as experimenting in a chemistry class or working in shop also teach invaluable lessons. And of course there's life outside the classroom-all the extra-activities that make going to school fun. Jim Weisman utilities the quiet in the library to finish up his homework. Taking a break from the books to “cheese for the camera is Heidi Hradelovit Joan Utt jots down notes for future reference in Mrs. Utley's class Audrey Banks uses both books and machines in her account-•ng class. 149 Learning By Doing Welding-A promising career. Robbie Taylor cooking up a storm. Doug Rogers and Elmars Tomins finally concluding their experiment. Sonya Penn keeps her eyes on the book and her fingers on the keys. 150 Right: Dave Berry demos-trates a concept of Modern-day Physics. Left: It's a dirty job. but someone has to do it! says Celestine Williams. Outside The Classroom Thomas Jackson's ready for lunch. Vanessa Williams cheers the Lawyers on. Wonder what Angela Thompson and Deborah McGuinea find so amusing down the hallway? Jocelyn Jennings-Lost in thoughts on the set of the Dave Patterson Show. Sue Williams and Louise Johnson know that practice makes perfect Antoinette Owens and Elisa Lane express their Christmas spirit. FINAL EXAM PART FOUR-ACTIVITIES MULTIPLE CHOICE NAME______ DATE______ Directions: Circle the letter that best describes each activity. 1. A Key Club is: (A) A secret society of key makers. (B) Service organization at JMH. (C) A group of Keystone Kop movie lovers. 2. Drama Club is: (A) A wooden club used to hit ham actors. (B) JMH students in the lunchlinc. (C) A group of JMH would-be actors. 3. The Academic Actions are: (A) JMH Debate Team. (B) Handraisers in Mr. Kubach's class. (C) Eyeball rollers at report card time. 4. Honor Society is: (A) A group of honest citizens. (B) JMH's top students. (C) Nixon’s Plumbers Club. 5. Math Honor Society is: (A) JMH’s top math students. (B) Honest Society of Mathematicians. (C) Lisping M.A.S.H. watchers 6 Foreign Language Club is: (A) a group of foreign kids. (B) Students belonging to a foreign club. (C) Students who excel in foreign language. 7. Photography Club is (A) A club that takes your picture after knocking you out. (B) JMH students who study the art of photography. (C) A group of kids who trade baby pictures. 8 Chess Club is: (A) People who like grilled ’’chess” sandwiches. (8) A group of students who compete in chess tournaments. (C) a strange wrestling hold. 9. Yearbook is: (A) JMH's book of graduating students. (B) an English novel which takes a year to read. (C) a new best seller containing a list of good years, such as 1492, 1900. 1963. and 1981. 10. The Interpreter is: (A) a man from the U.N.. (B) Mr. Mischal. (C) JMH's newspaper. 11. Booster Club is: (A) a group of students who cheer at games. (B) a jet propulsion society. (C) a group of kids who boost each other through the windows of JMH's office. 12. Lawyerettes are: (A) JMH pom-pom girls. (B) female lawyers. (C) baby clothes. 13. Cheerleaders are: (A) hospital volunteers who bring happiness. (B) JMH students who jump up and down and go rah. rah! . (C) President Reagan and Comrade Breshnev. 14. Student Council is: (A) Student representatives at JMH. (B) students who gives advice. (C) A group of teenage mutineers. 15. Drill Team is: (A) A group of dentists (B) A group of students who march in precision order. (C) Group of kids who pull false fire alarms. 9 SI V M '8 El 'V U VII ’0 oi V 6 ‘8 8 '8 L '0 9 V S ‘8 V ‘V E 0 Z 8 I Sia«suy STATE FARM INSURANCE • Good Housekeeping GUARANTEES £ ft reeuno TH£GUARANTEE APPLIES ONIYTO (5$S)oA iiU- MATERIALS NOT INSTALLATION © 0 First row (l-r); Angela Thompson, Keni Whalen. Lisa Stambaugh. Dimitra Tas'ourav Trade Tipton. Rendia Wells and. Bill Turner. Second row: Bill Swindell. Victor Watkins. Mark Van Lear. Debbie Stafford. Jovonne Taylor. Deborah Wigham. Daood Thornton, and Dawn Tyree. Third row; Dan Tighe. Frank Stawicki. . Charles Thompson. George Szeltner. Eugene Townsell. Aaron Thornton. Fourth row Seth Thomas. Larry ATyus and. Mr. A Askew. Wr j 9 ’am (KjjeSenbet nl ips,’ Michael Phillips, Traciefl ViMkV Phillips. Vim ince. 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Bolden Yvette Denise Bolden Robert Bonner Adam J. Borden Lewis R. Borden Margaret R. Borden Mary R. Borden Phalon Boss Ricky Bouter Bill Marilyn Brashwitz Lynn Kaye Brashwitz Eileen Brent Jennie Brescan John Brescan Sharon Brescan (A.M.T.) 81” Victoria Brescan Mrs. Barbara Bridges Evangeline Brinkely Princell Briscoe Laden Brooks Jocelyn Browder Ruth A. Browder Arvil Brown Mr. Mrs. Furman Brown Mrs. Mildred Brown Beth Burston L. Bush Leonard M. Bush Ruth Buzek 82” Mr. Mrs. Rudolph Byarse Marie Byerly 81” A.C. Gregory Campanella Mary E. Campanella Good Luck in 81. Julian Cardin Inez Carlein Mr. Mrs. Robert W. Carrick Ted L. Carter Bette Cashin Laurence Cassidy Barbara Jolluck Chapin Ora Chappelle Sue Chwastialk Ms. Alice Clark Stephen A. Clark Class of 1981, Good Luck from Gentleman Plus Roller Skaters Team Craig Cofield Geneva Coles James Collins Congrats Class of 81” Congratulations-Gibbons Family Mr. Mrs. Martin Cooney Gerri Y. Cooper 83” Randy “Doc Shange” Corbitt Julie Costanzo Mr. Courte Brian Cowan 82” JFK Joyce Craft-Class of 80” Beverly Crawford Mr. Ronald Crenshaw D’Artagnae Crosby Mr. Mrs. Mack Crosby We are Crosswinds” Phyllis Croston Ken Crouse Mike Culley Steven Eric Cummings Mr. Mrs. Donald Cunningham Yolum Currie Debbie Curry Godfrey Dawson Montina Daniel 81” Kimberly Danner 83” Mrs. Clara Darby Patti-L-Darrell Rev. C. Davis Clarence Davis Mr. Mrs. John Davis Lucille Davis Rob (Devastation) Dawson Greg Dearfield Casey Deighton Sharon DeLaughter Ms. Tawanda Denise Demmings Darla Derrickson Diana Dersch Lynn Dersch Mrs. Ute Dersch Tanya E.Dickerson Mrs. Emma Dickey Fran Riesson DiFranco Class of Jan. 64 Vince DiFranco Pamella L. Dimes Georgia Dixon Selethia Dixon Oxell Dobbins Paul Dobrea Mr. Mrs. George Dobrea Lillian Donovan The Donut Lady Mr. Mrs. G.A. Dooley Veronica Doss E. Denise Douglass John Cathy Dragomir Duck Ms. Lisa Dugh Edward Dunns Cynthia Durden Paul Duscy Delois Edwards EJ. Egarga Ellis Eider Lisa Elner Robert E. Engstli Mr. Reggie Evans Ms. Tanya Everette EXCEL Class of 80 Good Luck Ginny Theresa 'M.F. Mark Fallon Walter Fayler Homer Ferguson Ferrell’s Grocery Store Tom Mary Fessler Ken Fields 4‘81” Wendell Fields (Devastation II) W. (Devastation) Fields Stanley Filipski Jeanne Filley Mr. Mrs. Arthur Fitzgerald Grace Fitzgerald Kathleen Flowers The Floyd Family Mr. Mrs. Pink Floyd H. Forest Martin Fornwalt Sarah Fountaine Bruce Franklin Michelle Frazier Mr. Freedman Yolanda Freedman I. D. Gann Jewel Gant Nina Rhea Buddy Garcia Phyllis Gardner Joseph Gasek Bye JMH-Debbie Gazda Mrs. Gentry George says Beat Moeller Mrs. Flossie George Mellow out. George-Theresa Congratulations Ginny! Tracy Gipson Give it all you got-1981 Matricia Givner John Glover Good Luck Class of 81 Good Luck 81 William R. Good Mrs. Kyle Graham Miss Karen Grahams Zita M. Grant Bob Carol Graves Mabel A. Grayson Gregory Green Leonard Greenlee Lando (Greg) Calrissian Charles Griffin Janet Griffin John Griffin Kim Griffiths-Class of 82 M. Paul Grubez Guaranteed Roofing Sheet Metal Co. John Gulasey Mr. Mrs. Eddie Gunn Dee Dee Habian Marie Habian Raellen Hahn Tridi Hall and Renee H. Patricia A. Hamilton Herb Lois Hampson Mr. Mrs. Vic Hanchuk sons Frances Louise Harding Raymond A. Harding Ruth A. Harding Raymond W. Harding Martha Harness Rachael Harness Anna E. Harris Miss B. Harris Craig Anthony Harris 83 Laura S. Harris Mr. Mrs. Robert Harris Mr. Mrs. James P. Hastings Terry KC” Hatcher Louise Hatten Mrs. Lillian Hayes Betty Heard James FX Hefferman Trent Hemphill Zina Hempstead Corene Henderson Robert Henderson Mr. Mrs. Hennessey Herbert B.K.A. Herbie Angelo Hicks 81 Cynthia Hill Robert Hill Janell Hillman 81” Maria Hinkle Jean Hocevar SAA '81 Mr. Mrs. Carl Fay Hodge Ms. Carla Hodge Ms. Dolores Holliday Antoinette Holston Timothy P. Holston Captain Hook Mr. Bob Hopkins Brenda Hopps Mrs. Genena J. Horne Helen Howard Mr. Mrs. Waiter Huggins Nena Star H Hunt Kathleen Hye Kema Buni Irimie Linda Irvin ’83 Mary Beth Irvin ’91 Rosemarie Irvin Sharon M. Irvin '80 Nancy Ittu Best Wishes Rosa J. Congrats Jackie-Luv Mom Dad Daniel Jackson M.L. Jackson Harold James Congratulations Janie 81” Le Fox Jean Jenkins-Sons Carpet Cleaning Jeanna Loves Jeffrey Jiggs Katie Mr. Johanni Lisa Johnson Lisa Johnson Pisces Woody Johnson Helen Jolluck Jeanne M. Jolluck 78 John M. Jolluck Kathy Jolluck Arnette Jones Frauline Jones Helen D. Jones Mrs. Georgia Jones Jack Z. Jones Mattie Jones Micheal P. Jones Stephanie Jones 81 Mrs. Beatrice Jordan Esther Jorden Loretta Jorden Maybelle Jorden Tangie Jordan Han (Joseph) Solo J.A.K.-Awesome I S.M.K.-Awesome II Laurie Kaiser The Kalista Family Bob Ellen Kalista Mrs. Carol Kalista Mr. Mrs. Frank F. Kalista Mr. George Kalista James Kalista Jeffrey Kalista John Kalista Richard Kallbrui Mrs. Kendall Keith Mrs. Lillie Keith Michelle Kemp John Keraki Piggy ’n Kermit 4-ever Danny M. Key Ayatollah Kromline Carol M. Kidd Hubert Kilgure Anthony R. Kincaid Ms. Lisa Kincaid Mrs. Annie Mae King Ms. Merry King Cheryl Kingry 160 Yoda (Kisha) Mr. Mrs. Kisner Roy C. Klanac Karen Kleinholz Jackie Knapp Mrs. Knowles Bob Ellen Knowles Virginia Knowles So. Hi. “30” Roberta Knox Grandma Grandpa Kollar Piotr Kowalewski Steve Krysiak K. Kubach Lakewood Auto Parts Mrs. Lammers Cortez Lancaster Frank Lappa L.K. K. Latkovic Mrs. Ailees Lauderdale Rev. Dallas Lauderdale, Sr. Mr. Dallas Lauderdale, Jr. Anita “Peaches” Lawerence Best of Luck to Cat Lawhead Layna Baby Class of ”82 Leader Drugs Charles Lee Harlan Lee (Stanley) “82” Janet Levison Life is a terminal disease! Dr. C. Locke Mike Locigno Mr. Mrs. Patrick Logan Henrietta Long Ms. Betsy Lonjak Patricia Lopez Mrs. Gloria H. Lowery C.J. Lucas Darlisha B.K.A. Mabel Motion Robin Mahaffey Doris Iggy Mancusco Barbara Marchbank Mr. Mrs. Marshall Obie Martin Mr. Mrs. R.D. Martone, Jr. Marty Sherry Class of “81” Kelly Masson Roosevelt Matthews Mauna Family Mr. Mrs. David, Mayher Weldon K. McDavid, Jr. Mr. Mrs. McDuggie daughter Good Luck McEntee Matt McEntee “83 Audrey McGuinea Boot C. McGuinea Deborah McGuinea-Sec. Pamela McGuinea Mrs. McHaney Kenneth McHaney Miles McHaney Rev. David McKoy Ms. Dorothy McKoy The McKoy Klan Ms. Zela McKoy Frances Melcher Melissa loves Mike Fran Mengay Bill Menhart Dana Merriweather Carlotta Miciau R. Mileti Carolyn Miller Doctor Miller Don Mills Miller Mischal Kim Loves Mike always Ms. Anita Miller The Moluk Family G.D. Moneyham I. Montes Leonard Moore Mary E. Moore Theresa Moore Ms. Denise Mooris Mr. Mrs. L.J. Morris Katherine Morton DeShanda B-K-A Baby Motion Bobby B.K.A. Bo Motion Derrick Motion Garonda B.K.A. J.J. Motion Gogo B.K.A. Slow Motion Kathy Motley James A. Moxley Louise Twin” Murchison Louretha “Twin” Murchison Mary Beth Murphy Fuller Murray Mr. Mrs. Homer Murray Larry Nall Mrs. Louise Neal Mr. Sylvester Neal Mr. Nielson Tracy Newman Princess (Nora) Leja The Norfleet Family Darth (Norman) Vader Chris O’Connor Sonny Odell Celestine Oglesby Mr. Mrs. Albert Owens G.P. Roller Skating Team Congratulate Members Aaron Rockskater” Thornton Joseph “Hollyrock” Kimber Mr. Mrs. Eddie Lee Parker Sharon Denise Parks Mr. Anthony C. Paul Ms. Earlene Paul Kenneth Patterson Elmer R. Paulitsky Mr. John Page Pastor Henry J. Payden Allen Peculis Mrs. Hatttie Peek Chip Penn Coronel Penn George Penn Julia Penn Tonya Penn B.K.A. Lefty Miss M. Pendergast C.J. Peterson Cathleen M. Pesta Phil loves Sandy Crystal Phillips Mr. Hollis Phillips Keith Linda Phillips Mattie Phillips Rachelle Phillips Bryan Pickard Mr. Mrs. James Pierce Family Mrs. Ola M. Pirtle Rosie L. Pittman Michelle Poe James A. Poeter Cecillia C.C. Polk “82 Herman Prather Kenneth Pryor Peter M. Reese B.K.A. Peter Rabbit “Ragedness” Bob Rahm Bobby Rahm Erin Marie Raines Roger Raines Roger Raines Jr. The R. Raines Family Robert Rainey Janita Ramacciato Ramblin' Class of 81 Mitch Randolph “Ray Dog” Sherry Ann Tina Marie Ray Thelma Redmond Regina High School Virginia Reinke “Remember the good times” Amy Richardson Lee Richardson Lisa Richardson “83” Mr. Mrs. Obie Richardson Ring World Engineers Audie Rivers Lewis Rivers The Rivers Pat Roach Mrs. Alice T. Roberts Ronald Roberts Happiness . . . perfection. Robin Shirly Robinson C. Rockmore Teresa Tohms The Rosemond Family Charles Ross Charles Rozanski Ina Ruffin O.E. Ruffin Miss Renemills Dave Jane Salandy Sagitarius 1 Chris Stainbrook Obe Salem Mrs. N.T. Samuels San-Jo Associates Mrs. Betty Sanders Sarah Sapanari “89” Richard Sarosi Miss Georgette Satterwhite Satellite Cleaners Miss Tanja Laikar Satterwhite Deanna (DeeDee) Sauls Micki (April) Sauls The Sauls Family You made it! Ramblin-Scott Leshea Scott Mary Scott Mr. Ike Scott Shirley Scott Rev. James C. Scott The Schager Family Danny Schiaw Charlotte Sandy Scheider Kenneth Seidlitz Edith Sellers Ms. Vicky Denise Searight Walter Spencer Seniors of “81 are Great Karamu Kid-Paula Sevier Sam Shank “88” Gary Shaw Mrs. Lurine M. Shelton Cupree Sims Mr. Simson Chuck Serocky “80” Denise Skordeles Terry Small Bernice Sedeon Smith Cedric Smith Charles M. Smith J.H. Smith Edward R. Smith “40” Mrs. K. Smith Ralph Smith Tersha Smith B.K.A. Tee Ken Debbie Smyth Robert Smyles Mrs. Addie Snodgrass Dewey Solomer B. Sones Mr. Steve Sopuch Ronald Sowell Mr. Mrs. Bobby Stidman Otto Spath Walter Spenar Star Wars Mrs. Earlene Starks Pat Syman Strom Lucy Stevens Ernest Stevens Paul-N-Steph The Charles M. Stith Jr. Family Ms. Helen Josephine Stith Steve Loves Genise forever Kelly Sullivan Henry Sullivan Richard Sullivan Patty Szaros George M. Szeltner Tapajna “81 is 1 T. Tartaglia Good Luck Angie T. Mrs. Tate Kelvin Taylor Sue Bill Taylor Hilary S. Taylor Pepper Taylor Jackie Terrell Congratulations Theresa Congrats Theresa. George Jim Horray for Theresa Ms. Pamela Rae Wallace Cornell Walker The Wallace Family Mr. Mrs. Arthur Walton Mr. Joseph B. Walton Marcia Ann Walton Mr. Mrs. Alfred Walton Mrs. Ruth Walton Patricia Andrea Walton Mrs. Nancy S. Walton Michelle Denise Walton Micheal Gregory Walton Mr. Mrs. Fredick Walton Ruden Weatherspoon The Walton Family John Wells Lorenzo Ware Walter George Mrs. Anna Wherry Dietra White Henry “Thumpy White Alicia Williams Andre Williams Kevin R. Williams Laura Williams Nadine Williams Roger Mary Williams “We made it”-Jill N. Sandy 0. Willa Williams Donna Wollerman Mrs. Barbara Willis Stanley Wesolowski Darlene Wilson James Wilson Kim Wilson Lloyd Wilson Raymond Wilson Roberta Wilson Robin Wilson Jeff Wolf Linda Wolf Good Luck Class of 81. Sarah Wolf Scott Wolfgram Claucine Womack Rev. Joe Womack Mimi Woods Ikeda Wrench Christopher Write Henry Wrona Dr. Mrs. Charles Yacomeni Kirk Yarborough Cici Zamfir Bernadette Zarvada 72 Teresa Zavada ’80 “Merlin” Jeanna “Petoody” Peewee Weepee class of 77 Angel Sauls Damon Sauls Janet Sauls Shelle loves Tim 170 FINAL EXAM PART FIVE-ADVERTISING FILL-IN-THE-BLANKS NAME_____ DATE_____ Directions: Find the correct word to complete these advertising slogans. 1. This is us. This is_. 2. __is your savings place. 3. ___, softens your hands while you do the dishes. 4. With____, you never looked so good. 5. Catch that___spirit. 6. Come on America, show us your______. 7. Nervous is why you need_____. 8. ___. good to the last drop. 9. I won't have a cold without_. 10. I am stuck on_____'cause_____stuck on me. 11. A sandwich is a sandwich, but a_____is a meal. 12. Don't squeeze the____. 13. Nobody can do it like____can. 14. ___has the fit that’s right. 15. Fill it to the rim with__. 16. Aren't you glad you use____. 17. You’re in good hands with____. 18. Take_____against cavities. 19. ____. Manly, yes. but I like it too. 20. Brush your breath with____. 21. Make it special, make it 22. ___plays favorites. 23. Nothing beats a great pair of___. 24. You asked for it. you got it.___. 25. Fly the friendly skies of_. 26. Go from flat to fluffy with_. 27. Weekends were made for______. 28. I beg your___. 29. You can make things happen. You and______. 30. At__. we do it right or we don’t do it. sueA3 qog OE •oo Aew 62 uopjeqo 82 qoiaqoiw iz HOJd 92 potion 92 eio oi VZ s.S2ai ZZ ZV lauueqo ZZ Sui t je8jng z euAiuaa 02 Suuds qsu| 61 ujiV 81 otejs IIV 71 ieia '91 iuug qi aqoepjop t?I s.pieuocpw ei uiaueqo z qoi wueyg n spiv-pueg 01 s� ng 6 asnoH HOMxew 8 !-� a-u-uos L snejapun 9 isdad S uoav aA!|OUJ|ed £ uew-M Z Aeuuag QT I :sj9msuv Our prayers are answered not when we are given what we ask, But when we are challenged to be what we can be.” Morris Adler 172 T p I r c... m m it LVUmv'iw . wk•!'' • K ■J JH (( V -s ' V V ‘ fjrfr, ’iW, 1 ffiwra1 ' ’■ ir V jf JL1 ; J tti 4