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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1982 volume:

TABLE Of CONTENTS John Marshall High School 3952 West 140th Street Cleveland, Ohio 44111 Faculty ... Seniors ... Activities .. Sports ... Advertising Administration William S. Tomko Miami (Ohio) University of Michigan Congratulations and best wishes for success after commencement. Never in history have there been so many potentially satisfying opportunities for energetic and aspiring young people. Business, industry, and all of the professions are expanding explosively to meet the needs of the world market. Your high school experience is only the initial qualification for an interesting and personally profitable participation in the activities of the world of tomorrow. I sincerely hope that you feel confident that the habits of punctuality and cooperation, and the learning skills developed during your high school years are assets to you as you make the transition in to the adult world. A) -S . 2 8lanche P. Cooley Mami (Ohio) Western Reserve Gene Ditsler Western Reserve Western Michigan Miller Mischai Kentucky State Kent State Wade E. Sautters West Virginia State Case Western Reserve Faculty Alee Alien Secretory Charles Allen Ron Alpine Guidance Counselor Security Chief W am Arthrel Tutor Thanks... Miss Fogarty Hard work, dedication, perseverence, and ability to communicate with students are some of the characteristics which might describe an outstanding teacher. These same words describe Miss Mary Fogarty, a JMH music teacher the last 15 years who was transfered to Lincoln-West this year. Miss Fogarty has touched the lives of many JMH students as she initiated five new vocal musical groups within the music department. One teacher remakred that Miss Fogarty has .. endless energy in perfecting good, solid musical performances for the students and faculy. Dedicated to excellance. Miss Fogarty is currently director of the All City Choir, a group which brings together the best in the system for performances throughout the city. Although Miss Fogarty has a wide range of interests, her life has been . . . and will always be ... centered around the sounds of music. Her dedication as a teacher of music and her love of students are greatly missed this year. Having the privilege of knowing and working with Miss Fogarty has been a fortunate experience for many of us . . . “Miss Fogarty-—we will miss you.” 3 Joseph 3ahen Drafting Frances Baron Honors English Eleanor Bauer AP Biology Linda Beebe Physical Education Anne Belone Advanced Clothing Vicki Bettis Special Education George Bl.ey Omcr Blackman Bookkeeping Music 4 Irene Boozer Algebra Wiliam Brashwitz Physical Education August Cafguire AP European rtstory Ruth Coburn Jcb Development Thanks . . . Mr. Jacobson Miss Baran The senior prom, graduation exercises, and other activities make the senior year one of the most enjoyable and meaningful years in a student's life. Putting together these activities is nc osy tasktask-----it takes special people like JMH senior class advisors Mr. John Jacobson and Miss Frances Baran to accomplish this. Many long and arduous hours are spent preparing for the actual graduation exercises. Mr. Jacobson and Miss Baran handle much of the behind the scenes work for the prom and commencement. They see to it that a lot of the detailed work gets done...many seniors don't realize that. remarked a colleague. During their years as senior class advisors, Mr. Jacobson for 12 years ano Miss Baran for 8 years, have initiated the senior class T-shirt and hold- ing graduation exercises outside. WhSe they spend much of their time with the seniors, each has other duties at John Marshall. Mr. Jacobson teaches O.W.E. and has coached football and basketball. Miss Baran teaches English and has been the yearbook advisor The job of senior class advisor requires a tremendous amout of time and effort which frequently goes unnoticed. As one senior class officer said, “In the organization of the senior class activities. Mr Jacobson and Miss Baran have not only been helpful, but have shown a great deal of enthusiasm in the success of the senior class. Thanks Mr. Jacobson and Miss Baran $ Nancy Czupik English Victor Daiuto Arts Crafts John Dare Virginia Decker World History Child Development Richard Dscipio COE Jean Donahue Secretary Mary Edwards Thomas Elkins Shorthand Spanish French Richard Emery Robert EngstS Ernest Evans Sidney Fain Attendance Guidance Counselor Security Spec al Education 6 Thanks. . . Dr. Locke When Dr. Carl Locke tells his students to get on the stick” he means it. A demanding-yet fair- teacher, he expects much from his students and is more than willing to help them when needed. His classes are tough but his students recognize that they will be well prepared for college. As one student noted, By his method of teaching, you know that you are genuinely learning something.” Dr. Locke has visually displayed his sincere interest in the students by attending many of the basketball and football games. Over the years his scouting reports of the opposing teams have been a tremendous help to both the football and basketball teams. During the years he has coached football, J.V. basketball, and track. An excellent singer. Dr. Locke is a vocalist in his church choir and at JMH faculty gathering where the singing of golden oldies is a must. In his spare time. Dr. Locke plays golf and goes camping. He is the chairman of the Board of Deacons at the 2nd Calvary Baptist Church. A John Marshall faculty member for M years and Science Department chairman for the last 2 years. Dr. Locke is qualified to teach physics, chemistry, and biology. In the classroom and out he treats his students like ladies and gentlemen and he wants them to achieve success in everything they do. One of his colleagues summed up the faculty and the students' feelings about Dr. Locke with He cares”. Thanks Dr Locke.”grx Betsy Gibbons Secretary Gene Gibbons Transportation Coordinator Mabe Grayson Guidance Counselor Truman Fields Printing 7 Janet Grffin Secretary Clie Helm Independent Living Florence Hall Englsh Edward Haller Metal Victor Hanchuk Geometry Eunice Hencerson Media Aide Maude Henderson Princ pal Clerk Edward Hohert Hono's Chemistry Geneva Horne Typing Mildred Jackson Readng Skils John Jacobson OWE David Jecman Speech Drama Thanks. . . Mrs. Nixon Each year a new crop of seniors become acquainted with this warm and friendly lady. As the Cleveland Scholarship Program's advisor at many seniors seek Mrs. Mary Nixon's help in receiving financial aide to college. Mrs. Nixon frequently spends extra hours working for and with students who have the ability, the desire, and the qualifications to attend college. As one gracious student replied. Mrs. Nixon will go out of her way to see that you receive some form of financial assistance to college. Several years ago, Mrs. Nixon was a guidance counselor at John Marshall, In addition to her present duties here, she serves as the president of the Lakewood Library Board and is involved with the state library board. An interest in students is a family affair in Mrs. Nixon's household as her husband is the track coach at Lakewood Senior High School. Mrs. Nixon is described by co-workers and students alike as being helpful, inspirational. and one who takes a deep personal interest in the students. Mrs Nixon is a faculty member who has a special relationship with the college bound seniors of John Marshall. Her efforts have not gone unnoticed by our senior class. Thank you Mrs. Nixon. Pool Johanni Social Economic Proolems Arthur Johnson Wood Shop Peter Jonia Economics Pauine Keubler Nurse 9 George Klepocz Arr,ericas History Dougas Kotris Media Technician Kenneth Kubach Aavanced Math Helen Lammers English Kenneth Latkovic Florence Laux Hcoors English Geometry Helmut Link Heaa Librarian Dr. Carl Locke Honors Physics Mary Anne Lucas Russel Marx AP Englsh Auto Richard Mieti American Histo'y James Moxloy Amercan Hstory 10 Richard Nielson Journaism Mary Nixon Cleveland Scholarship Lau'ali Novak High Intensity Reading Ethel Potterson Block History Ralph Pfingsten Environmental Science Linda Powell Maurita Prendergast Speed Education Head Guidance Counselor Bl Quayle Physical Education Paul Oswa d Geog-cphy Audrey-Soux Pompey Environmental Science Robert Rainey Bookkeeping A! Reink© Blueprint Reading Marlene Samuels Office Practice Roger Schleuter German French Joy Smith Honors English Katie Smith Home Nursing Pat Smth Secretary Barbara Sones English 12 Margaret Spisak Shorthand Dorothy Stre?a Secretary Antoinette Tartagia Spanish John Taylor Guidance Counselor Alice Utley independent Living Jack Weese Delores Wilson Algebra Assistant Librarian 13 Seniors Class Officers Senior Class Officers (from left): Slavisa lekic (Sargeant of Arms). Julie Holker (Secretary). Vicki White (President), Cheryl Fedrick (Vice President), Kdren Smith (Treasurer). Executive Board Executive Board (from left) front row: Kathy Uffman. Karen second row: Denver Jenkins. Julie Holker. Cheryl Fedrick, Smith, Andrew Cook. Beverly Crawford. Melody Reese. Vicki White, and Slavisa Lekic. 16 Senior Advisers Senior Class advisors (from left) Miss Fran Baran, Mr. John Jacobson, along with Mrs. Blanche Cooley, unit principal, have organized and supervised many of the senior activities including those most important to us—prom and commencement. Without their guidance and help, our senior year most certainly would not have been as enjoyable or successful. Homeroom Representatives 17 FRONT ROW: Evonno Hinton. Keren Rice. Marlene Thomas. Theresa Hedges SECOND ROW: Sharon Wens, Tony Spenser. Louis Jefferson. Deitra White. Tangaia jorden Looking Back Patrico Alton Sharon Love Karen Barnes Traci Anthony 18 Ikeda'Wrench Karen Smith Cheryl Jo Thompson Pame'a Fischer Chris Beck Elaine Foster George Boseobock Path Sabo Chris Stoinbrook Denneen Clement Shela Franklin James Polk Kim Kazimer 21 Robert Sanders Antoinette Johnston Lee Thomas Vicki White Sandra Kay McConnell Val Tockosh Kefly Smith Gwen Wiggins Michae Evans Slausa Lekic 22 Tanya Hendricks Cassandra Storey Sheila Stanley Paula Sevier 23 Tracy Gipson Jocelyn Browder Student Directory Charles E. Abrams 14802 Kinsman Rd. George M. Basenback 12304 Kensington Clinton Bowen 18212 Kares Renee M. Abrams 13217 Harvard Ave. Christine M. Beck 3453 W. 122 St. Denise Boyd 13616 Durkee Ave Brian E. Albert 14412 Milverton Linda J. Belcher 13115 Crennell Pamela Brinson 3830 Strandhill Rd. Christopher Allen 16103 Judson Debra C. Beynon 13620 Crossburn Steve Brogan 3449 W. 125 St. Dwayne Allen 3315 E. 145 St. William Bill 13800 Edge wood Monica Brooks 3838 E. 149 St. Lisa M. Allen 18003 Fairville Terry J. Bender 4151 E. 143 St. Gregory Browder 12600 Emery Ave. Patricia A. Alton 12422 Grimsby Allen Benkalowycz 10612 Almira Ave. Jocelyn Browder 12600 Emery Ave. Traci Joy Anthony 12801 St. John Ave. Derrick L. Benson 3668 E. 154 St. Carla Brown 3919 E. 176 St. Geraldine Arnold 3291 E. 134 St. Sheila A. Black 12529 Erwin Robin Brown 13490 Puritas Patricia A. Askew 18216 Flamingo Tignor M. Black 880 E. 185 St. Linda Bumbulis 3591 West Park Tanya M. Bailey 14616 Kingsford Kelvin Blake 13814 Harvard Ave. Dwayne C. Bybee 15611 Cloverside Amos A. Ball 13406 Lorenzo Lisa Blakemore 12413 Kensington Kim Byers 4312 Wyatt Rd. Ron Barber 3773 W. 129 St. Angela Bourn 13606 Edgewood Ave. Michael Caldwell 3420 E. 149 St. 24 Mark K. Campbell 13815 Crennell Timothy K. Coleman 3889 W. 118 St. Wilbert Crawford 3955 W. 129 St. Michael Campbell 13815 Crennell Bob G. Conrad 11003 Peony Michael G. Crenshaw 14516 Kingsford Robin O. Campbell 4106 E. 153 St. Gina T. Condia 15025 Schuyler Darrel Crosby 15424 Judson Dr. Lisa R. Carlisle 4172 E. 144 St. Malcolm V. Conner 3840 Strandhill Herman Crutchfield 4135 E. 141 St. Bithiah L. Carter 12608 Grimsby Ronald Constant 3294 E. 135 St. Semone R. Custard 4103 E. 141 St. Eddie Cater 4134 E. 154 St. Andrew Cook 17004 Dynes Ed M. D'Aurelio 3990 Brookside Bryan L. Chapman 16410 Westview Larry G. Cooper 12014 Peace Ave. Doi Davis 162077 Westview Angelia K. Chennault 3797 Strandhill Rd. Mary Cooper 4142 E. 138 St. Roy L. Davis 4408 E. 156 St. Dianna Chimilewski 3485 W. 129 St. Priscilla L. Cooper 11907 Matherson Terry K. Dawson 17449 Parkmount Crystal Clark 11804 Guardian Nancy F. Covarrubias 14720 Alger Rd. Donald D. Dean 3692 E. 147 St. Henry Clay 4129 E. 173 St. Beverly A. Crawford 3788 E. 142 St. Michelle Debardeleber 4011 E. 142 St. Wendy L. Clayton 3359 E. 145 St. Carolyn K. Crawford 16111 Lotus Dr. Harold W. Demmings 18008 Parkmount Denneen L. Clement 3408 E. 140 St. Mark F. Crawford 16101 Lotus Dr. Patrick W. Dennis 14906 Lotus Dr. Marvin C. Clemons 3397 E. 140 St. Timothy A. Crawford 12201 Zune Edward Dent 13811 Crennell Phillip Dillingham 3795 E. 146 St. Cheryl Frederick 3300 E. 134 St. 4 Laura Garcia 3626 W. 147 St. Andre DiMatteo 3271 Warren Rd. Scott E. Fenske 3571 W. 146 St. Ursula Gardner 12208 Emery Ave. Kathleen Dolan 18612 Homeway Benny Fernando 16308 Woodbury Debbie A. Gibson 3288 W. 141 St. Cheryl Donathan 14152 Triskett Patricia A. Ferrell 18613 Home way Tracy L. Gipson 17008 Stockbridge Dale Drazil 18800 Puritas Barbara A. Festa 12405 Worthington Bonita M. Gosha 11902 Summerland Cheryl Dukes 12622 St. John Catherine Finnerty 3488 W. 118 St. Patricia A. Grabski 12202 Bennington Kathleen Eason 3376 E. 132 St. Pamela M. Fischer 3819 W. 135 St. Devery D. Grady 3376 E. 147 St. Gwen Eathridge 4304 E. 163 St. Virgil E. Fleming 3892 E. 188 St. Kyle Graham 4130 E. 146 St. Debra Eperjese 14203 Gramatan Alan L. Fluker 12309 St. John Ave. Clarence M. Graves 1600 Lotus Dr. Samuel J. Erby 4079 E. 138 St. Elaine B. Foster 4080 E. 144 St. Gary J. Greenwalt 4565 W. 174 St. Pamela Erwin 4238 E. 151 St. Elaine M. Franduto 10424 Linnet Endia J. Greer 4212 W. 121 St. Michael Evans 16809 Holly Hill Sheila Franklin 13709 Crossburn Robert T. Greer 3593 W. 129 St. Tanya Everette 3605 E. 140 St. Timothy E. Franklin 4215 W. 123 St. John Grega 12816 Sprecher Eugene S. Ezell 3405 E. 139 St. 1 Kathleen M. Galdon 3724 W. 133 St. Alisia A. Gregory 3525 E. 149 St. 26 Anthony T. Hall 4102 E. 142 St. Marvin Harvey 3416 E. 139 St. Antoinette M. Holston 17314 Invermere Joseph Hall 3585 E. 151 St. Randy D. Harvey 14518 Birchwood John L. Holt 12013 Kirton Ave. Jim D. Haller 3460 Granton Ave. Denise Hatcher 3200 E. 134 St. Dawn R. Hope 16400 Laverne Ave. Craig Hamilton 14128 Elsetta Ave. Theresa M. Hedges 3936 W. 129 St. John G. Hopkins 12206 Guardian Damita L. Harden 4122 E. 136 St. Trent J. Hemphill 17319 Walden Vanessa J. Hopps 3589 E. 149 St. Eric J. Hardy 12908 Guardian Blvd. Zina Hempstead 4291 E. 167 St. Grover Horne Jr. 3369 E. 147 St. Yevonne A. Hardy 12401 Hirst Ave. Tanya N. Hendricks 4253 E. 162 St. Anita F. Howard 13205 Harold Ave. Tanza L. Harper 3598 E. 151 St. La Retha Henson 3933 E. 188 St. Timothy B. Howard 12315 Guardian Stacey L. Harrell 3886 E. 143 St. Ronald G. Hibbit 3370 E. 139 St. Darryl L. Hudson 4200 W. 123 St. Thomas J. Harrigan 3566 W. 147 St. Anthony L. Hill 3402 E. 149 St. Sheryl C. Hudson 3382 E. 135 St. Donna M. Harris 3185 E. 132 St. Michelle D. Hill 16529 DeForest Cassandra Hughley 4388 E. 154 St. Juan R. Harris 4037 E. 142 St. Eyvonne D. Hinton 3725 E. 151 St. Stanley Huntington 11709 Kirton Ave. Kelly Harris 3906 E. 177 St. Theresa M Hodoba 12500 Wayland Kimberly M. Iverson 13304 Edgewood Ave. Regina Harris 3402 E. 143 St. Julie A. Holcker 10703 Governor Ave Andre Jackson 17303 Stockbridge I 27 Eugene Jackson 3893 E. 144 St. Tara C. Jones 11916 Emery Ave. Michael Kruszewski 3635 W. 103 St. Kimberly Jackson 17406 Holly Hill Walter M. Jones 3946 Lee Hts. Blvd. Christine C. LaBoo 4504 W. 123 St. Bradford S. James 4000 E. 141 St. Earl V. Jordan 3576 E. 149 St. Elisa T. Lane 3685 E. 153 St Louis Jefferson 3554 E. 153 St. Regina D. Jordan 16121 Lotus Dr. Terri J. Lanier 11509 Melba Ave. Denver Jenkins Jr. 3794 W. 134 St. Tangie Jordan 15707 Lotus Dr. Carol Laverne 10918 Dale Ave. Arnold Jernigan 13613 Durkee Ave. Craig A. Kaiser 14112 Kingsford Harlan V. Lee 4092 E. 147 St. Antoinette Johnson 16307 Lotus Dr. Donald H. Kamps 3088 W. 146 St. Slavisa Lekic 12412 Wayland Ave. Edith Johnson 3443 E. 149 St. Cathy A. Kaspick 3463 W. 127 St. Carlton Lewis 3407 E. 140 St. Kevin Johnson 3568 E. 154 St. Kimberly J. Kazimer 16701 Puritas Ave. Brenda K. Lightner 3286 W. 157 Larry Johnson 12017 Hirst Ave. William T. Keane 3478 W. 145 St. Valerie M. Lombardi 17107 Martha Rd. Raymond Johnson 17103 Judson Patrick J. Kettel 3486 W. 145 St. Jerry J. Long 3502 W. 137 St. Eartha P. Jones 13209 Marston Andre Kimble 3546 E. 154 St. Alvin J. Love 17611 Parkmount Luther B. Jones 1350 West Blvd. Dee-Dee Kincaid 16717 Dynes Ave. Sharon L. Love 3829 Strandhill Rd. Michael E. Jones 3871 E. 144 St. Jennifer King 3894 E. 176 St. Thomas R. Loy 3304 W. 144 St. Raymond M. Jones 12821 Emery Ave. Vickie P. King 3387 E. 142 St. Joyce A. Macuga 18029 Fairville Roger M. Jones 12821 Emery Ave. Matthew M. Kinney 14129 Benwood Ezara S. Maddox 14304 Edgewood Sherri L. Jones 12613 Leeila Ave. Kenneth K. Kraus 10913 Almira Vanessa Malone 3868 E. 149 St. 28 Elnora Marko 13701 Crossburn Dana Merriweather 13400 Crennell Terry O'Flanagan 10620 Dale Ave. Carla D. Martin 14205 Milverton 105 Sheila R. Miller 14824 Lotus Dr. Alan D. Owens 4009 E. 144 St. Denise F. Martin 4254 W. 121 St. Arthur C. Moncriet 3377 E. 147 St. Antoinette Owens 3224 E. 121 St. Roy W. Martin 4151 E. 141 St. Carlita Montgomery 3918 E. 177 St. Toni D. Parker 4071 E. 146 St. Sherri L. Martin 4739 W. 125 St. Mario L. Monzo 3601 West Park David Pendleton 13301 Crennell Toni M. Martin 4121 E. 143 St. Demetrius Moore 11 3285 E. 137 St. Robert Peterson 3410 E. 137 St. Yolanda R. Martin 3992 E. 144 St. Janice L. Moore 3842 W. 135 St. Chrystal Phillips 4310 E. 173 St. Terry Mathews 12310 Gritting Jetfrey A. Moore 14515 Benwood Ave. Larry E. Pitts 14730 Judson Dr. Sandra McConnell 13330 Bennongton Ray E. Moore 4023 E. 143 St. Cecilia Polk 3402 E. 137 St. Monica McDonald 3266 E. 142 St. Beverly J. Morris 4130 E. 136 St. Durall Pollard 17303 DeForest Gregory McElrath 17307 Throckley Diane L. Morris 3536 E. 143 St. Justice Porter 3470 E. 145 St. Helen F. Mclntire 13108 Astor Ave. Luther J. Moss 3954 E. 183 St. Gregory Reed 3889 E. 140 St. Theon McKinney 4129 E. 139 St. Hannah M. Moss 11733 Matherson Ave. Melody Reese 4270 E. 170 St. Terrance McNeil 3523 E. 147 St. Kenneth M. Moss 16202 Harvard Ave. Karen Rice 14309 Gramatan Terry McTaggart 18509 Ponciana Blair M. Mumau 4495 W. 172 St. Richard Ridolti Jr. 3462 W. 122 St. Adair McWhorter 16022 Lotus Dr. Brian H. Nelson 3787 E. 144 St. Scott Rilling 18018 Fairway Robert J. Meng 12312 Brighton Christine Newton 10819 Amira Angel S. Rios 3598 W. 120 St. Curtis Roberts 4131 E. 138 St. Tony Spencer 3387 E. 137th St. Cheryl J. Thompson 3294 E. 146th St. Michael Robinson 13510 Edgewood Yvonne Spencer 15414 Alonzo Ave. Jay A. Thompson 12518 Emery Dr. Annette Rodriguez 4563 Rocky River Dr. Thomas Stephens 13247 Quebec Ave. Kimberly Tiratto 4643 Rocky River Dr. Donald Roginski 12006 Carrongton Sandra E. Storey 3374 W. 105th St. Imants P. Tomins 18406 Fairville Dr. Timothy Roth 17417 Darthmouth Berle Stovall 4112 E. 151th St. Bill J. Toth 14809 Triskett Rd. Jeffrey Rozier 12201 Emery Ave. Bobby Strong 3439 E. 145th St. Val A. Tuckosh 3613 W. 127th St. Faith M. Sabo 13503 Crossburn Christine Stainbrook 10915 Flower Ave. Dawn R. Tyler 17402 Laverne Ave. Eric Salters 4301 E. 164 St. Sheila J. Stanley 3370 W. 105th St. Kathryn Uffman 17714 Sedalia Robert Sanders 3942 Brookside Michael Stickovich 19403 Weyburne Greg W Vance 12809 Astor Ave. Nancy Sekola 18212 Ponciana Ave. Clifford Sullivan 4081 E. 148th St. Scott R. Volosin 3830 W. 135th St. Jim B. Sherwood 3162 W. 162 St. Delphine Swoope 3953 Lee Hts. Blvd. Sharon S. Wells 3885 E. 188th St. Rodney Shine 16328 South Lotus Olita R. Tatum 17215 Stockbridge Kim White 3213 W. 165th St. Denise Simpson 2943 E. 130 St. Mike W. Taylor 18709 Homeway Dr. Vicki L. White 3826 W. 117th St. Terry L. Small 4036 E. 142 St. Terrance Terrell 4207 E. 146th St. Gwen Wiggins 17214 Lotus Dr. Karen M. Smith 4628 W. 174 St. Anthony Thomas 13218 Liberty Antwane Wilson 14015 Edgewood Kelly J. Smith 16908 Walden Ave. Debora Thomas 12202 Brookfield Michael Wilson 4029 E. 142th St. Robert Smith Jr. 4356 E. 154th St. Jeth Thomas 13410 Ferris Dr. Ikeda Wrench 17503 Talford Valorie Smith 13609 Crossburn Marlene F. Thomas 13526 Bennington Last Will And Testament I, LISA M. ALLEN, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby leave my stinky, never been washed gym socks to Mr. Brashwitz. I, PATTY ALTON.....All my love to David Sheffler. I, TRACI ANTHONY........Love, under- standing, and style to my best friend Tami Anthony. I, KAREN BARNES.......John Marshall to onward coming students. I, GEORGE M. BASENBACK......All of my love and happiness to Shari. I, CHRISTINE BECK.....All my love and kindness to Frank. I, LINDA BELCHER......All my memories and love to my homeroom teacher and friends. I, TERRY BENDER.......My body, my money, and my charm to all foxy young ladies. I, ALLEN BENKALOWYCZ........All my cut slips to W.S. Tomko. I, DEBRA BEYNON....My books, grades, and love to William Menhart. I, SHEILA BLACK....Steahanie Carter to bug Mrs. Gibbons. I, MR. KELVIN BLAKE.....My body and mind to all the ladies of JMH. I, LISA BLAKEMORE.....All the problems of this school to Mr. Tomko. I, CLINTON BOWEN......My name, wres- tling singlet and state championship title to John Marshall High School. I, ANGELA KAYE BOURN........My school spirit, good witts, clean locker, and name to Leticia Burton. I, DENISE L. BOYD.....My good study habits, ambitions, SAT guide, and my seat in the National Honor Society to Debra Wallace. I, LINDA BUMBULIS.......My immortal tennis shoes, (3l 2 yrs. old and still going strong) to Jocelyn Browder. I, PAMELA D. BRINSON......My knowl- edge to the class of 83 . I, MONICA BROOKS........My knowledge and the truth to Clinton Collins. I, JOCELYN BROWDER........My brother, Gregory Browder to Linda Bumbulis. I, GREGORY BROWDER......Brian Long to Doctor Locke. I, CARLA BROWN......My problems and headaches to Charlene, Robin, Debbie, Sherri, and Olita. I, ROBIN CAMPBELL.......My ability to teach Physics to Dr. Locke I, LISA R. CARLISLE.English work and homework to Miss Smith. I, BRYAN CHAPMAN........My knowledge of everything to the class of 83 . I, ANGELIA CHENNAULT......All my old school books to the following classes. I, GINA CONDIA.....My good looks and brains to my brother, who will be here next year. I, DIANNA CHIMILESKI....Mr. Emery my typewriter to be fixed. I, CRYSTAL CLARK........All my early dismisal slips to Mr. Mischal. I, HENRY CLAY.......My name on the walls, my locker, and school books to the class of 83 . I, VANDY CLAYTON..........My kicking ability to the class of 83 . I, DENNEEN CLEMENT......My love and sense of humor to the class of 83 . I, MARY COOPER......My extra points to Gerri Cooper. I, BEVERLY CRAWFORD.......My magnifi- cent basketball moves to Lurene Flynn. 31 I. CAROLYN CRAWFORD........My brain to Mrs. Bettis. I. MICHELLE DEBARDELEBEN......My body to Timothy McCall. I, HAROLD DEMMINGS..........My hidious books. 9.9 Billion dollars tax free. Rolls Royce and failing marks from my classes to Toni James. I, PHILLIP DILLINGHAM..Spirit and arise to John Marshall. I, ANDRE DIMATTEO......My tennis shoes. (if someone can get in them) and my basketball to the 82-83 varsity basketball team. L KATHI DOLON........My Biology note- book to any poor fool who takes A.P. Biology. I, CHERYL LOUISE DUKES.....My love to Douglas Smith. I, SAM ERBY......My spirit of winning to the JMH speed force of 1983. I, KATHLEEN EASON......My personality, intelligence, and perfect attendence to Shanese Alexander. I, PAMELA ERWIN......Tracy Hopkins my smile. I, MICHAEL EVANS.......All the ladies of JHM to Jason Price, and the fellows of bus 601. I, CHERYL ANN FEDRICK......... TRADI- TION to the class of 83 . I, PATTY FERRELL.....My outline, work- book, and accounting book to Mr. Rainey. I, VIRGIL FLEMING......My 12th grade grades to Darryl Prince. I, ELAINE FRANDUTO.....All my musical talent to Mr. Blackmans' band class. I, LAURA GARCIA......All the hope for a Utopia to Sue Kwasny. I, BONITA GOSHA........JHM to Pamela Austin. I, PATTI GRABSKI...My boyfriends, gym clothes, and bad tests to my sister Renee. I, GARY GREENAWALT..........All my per- sonal posessions: 1 rubber duck to the mentally deficient Swedish Alfalfa farmers of Ohio. I, ENDIA GREER.....My knowledge and brains to aylunia Bennet. I. ALESHA ANN GREGORY.......My talent, sense of humor, voice, and special friendship to Ms. Kim Allen. I, DAMITA (SQUEAKY) HARDEN........My 82 volleyball uniform (no. 34) and knee pads to the most valuable and dedicated person on the team (who ever that may be). I, STACY HARRELL........Loudness and crazyness to Tracy Garrett. I, KELLY HARRIS....My love and knowl- edge to Rodney Thomas. I. ZENA HEMPSTEAD.......All my knowl- edge and smartness to Alicen Jones. I. TANYA HENDRICKS......My books and sorrows to the class of 83. I, EYVONNE HINTON............My fighting habits and dress code to Tracy Garrett. I, THERESA MARIE HODOBA......All of the good lookin guys that I know to Colleen Lynch. I, ANTOINETTE HOLSTON........1 million dollars to Alvin (Stone) Carroll. I, DAWN HOPE.......All my valuables to Kim Firatto. I, JOHN HOPKINS....My defense great- ness to John Hill. I, SHERYL HUDSON........My sense of knowledge and livliness to Lisa Lorenzo. I, CASSANDRA HUGHLEY........Drill team uniform to my brother. I, STANLEY HUNTINGTON........My love and smiles to every girl at JHM. I, EUGENE JACKSON.......All my dancing skill to Tick-Tism. I, DENVER JENKINS...........My illegally aquired parking space to any faculty member who needs it. 12 I, ANTOINETTE M. JOHNSON.......leave my deepest sympathy to any of those students who should dare enter into calculus. I, EDITH JOHNSON.......leave my loud mouth to Ms. Bettis. I, EMMETT JOHNSON..........leave my books to the eleventh graders. I, KEVIN L. JOHNSON....leave my love, faith, and good luck to the senior class of 83'. I, LARRY JOHNSON.........leave love, peace, and soul to the class of 83'. I, RAYMOND JONES.........leave all my eighth period cut slips to Mrs. Horn. I, SHERRI JONES....leave all my future A's in typing to Mrs. Horn. I, TARA JONES........leave 1000, 45 minute detentions to Mr. Nielson. I, CATHY KASPICK.......leave all my experiences of desegregation to whom ever enjoys a chance. I, KIM KAZIMER.....leave Patti Askew's little sister, who will be here in two years to my little brother, who'll be here in two years. I, DEIRDE KINCAID......leave my pa- tience, understanding and luck to Lisa, Michele and Monica. I, JENNIFER KING...leave John Marshall to remember. I, VICKIE KING...leave my love and all my thoughts to Ms. Bettis. I, BRENDA LIGHTNER.......leave all the Journey pictures from our locker to Deanna Sauls. I, PATRICIA LONG.......leave all of my physical fitness abilities to Miss Beebe. I, JOYCE MACUGA........leave a cook- book to the cafeteria staff. I, ELNORA MARKO..........leave all my stolen books to all my friends. I, ROBERT MENG.......leave that slimey thing growing in my locker to Mr. Vin-yard and his future homerooms. I, GREGORY J. McELRATH.....leave my love and good hope for the future to the beautiful women of 1983 and 1984! I, THEON L. McKINNEY..leave my love and good luck to all the class of 83' and 84'. I, HELEN MclNTIRE..leave the memory of my smile to Curtis Germany. I, ADAIR McWHORTER......leave 1982 Big Red Machine's athletic ability to the 1983 Big Red Machine Jr. I, CARLITA MONTGOMERY......leave all of you to succeed in life to obtain your goals to the fullest. I, MARLA MONZA........leave my love and hope for this wonderful school to anyone and everyone. I, DEMETRIUS MOORE.........leave my books and locker to all in the 1983 class. I, KENNETH MOSS.......leave my Lionel Richie, Voice , with such great sound, to the John Marshall Hall ways. I, DAVID PENDLETON....leave my heart and love to Traci Anthony. I, BRYANT PICHARD.....leave my track shoes and uniform to Brian Long, Tony Butts and James Jackson. I, CAROLINE PHILLIPS..leave my pic- tures to Mrs. Cooley. I, CHRYSTAL PHILLIPS....leave all my love to Raymond Sallee. I, GREGORY REED....leave my love to Cosetta Williams. I, MELODY REESE....leave my empty locker and good grades to my brothers Martin and Carlton. I, KAREN RICE......leave my morning kisses to David Jones. I, RICHARD RIDOLFI....leave my sci- ence fiction book collection to Debbie Beynon. I, ANNETTE RODRIGUEZ.......leave the hustle and bustle of passing for graduation to the next senior class. 33 I, FAITH SABO....leave all my illegal hall passes to Mrs. Spisak. I, GARY SCOTT....leave all my belong- ings to my family. I, NANCY SEKOLA.........leave all my detentions and suspensions to Mrs. Spisak. I, DENISE SIMPSON.....leave my locker to Joe Robinson. I, KELLY SMITH.....leave all my love, spirit and enthusiasm to all the athletic teams at J.M.H. I, ROBERT SMITH.......leave spirit and thought to Denise and Bonnie. L TONY SPENCER.....leave my fun and games to Ms. Bettis. I, CHRIS STAINBROOK........leave Mr. Rainey and all his ungraded papers to Cyndi Byner. L SHEILA STANLEY......leave John Mar- shall High School to the graduating seniors of 1983. I, MICHAEL STICKOVICH......leave all my 6mpty cans of Skoal to Mr. Johnson. I, DELPHINE SWOOPE....leave all my A's to my cousin Derrick Swoope. L DEBORAH THOMPSON.........leave my locker to Kecia Felton. I, BILL TOTH.....leave Mr. Rainey to Cyndi Byner. I, DAVE TRICKEL....leave my chronic cutting habits to Tony Cherry. I, BRIDGET TUCKER.....leave the good times me and Anthony Benson had to a wonderful couple. I, VAL TUCKOSH........leave my first period forged hall passes to Mr. Joniak. I, FELICIA WASHINGTON......leave my C.O.E. desk, typewriter and Ms. Spisak and her shorthand to Lisa Brown. I, SHARON WELLS.......leave my name, school spirit, track and volleyball jersies to all who wants them. L JERRY WEISMAN........leave my dirty socks that stand up in the corner to Dave Trickel. I, DEITRA WHITE......ieave my intelli- gence to Latrice Mitchell. I, KIM WHITE......leave my brother to Carol Schmitt. I, VICKY WHITE....leave my outstand- ing leadership ability to anyone who needs it. I, GWEN WIGGINS........leave my semischool spirit to the class of 84'-Tra- de and Angie. I, LISA WILLIAMS.....leave all my faith, love and confidence to my sister Michelle Williams. I, THOMAS WILLIAMS.......leave all my bad grades to the Cleveland School Board. I, KAREN TOLES....leave all my Geritol, vitamins and cane to Mr. Ditsler, who really needs it. I, IMANTS TOMINS.........leave all my unofficial admits slips with Mr. Mischals signature to Mr. Mischal. I, TAMMY VAN LEER........leave all the love and understanding anyone can possibly give to my secret love who someday won't be secret anymore. I, CYDERELLE WARE......leave my charm and gorgeous personality to Claney Ware and Dee Thomas. I, JOHN YANKURA........leave my dirty books to James Bodie. I, SHELETA WILLIAMS......leave all my love and understanding to Andrew Quives. I, DONNA WOLLERMAN.......leave all my telephone bills to Jim. 34 A Message From Your Senior Class President As the years have gone by. we have faced and conquered many problems; now we look to the possibilities in the future. You may feel since this is your last year of high school you have reached your learning capabilities, but that's not true. This last year of high school is the beginning for all of us. whether we continue in college or go out into the business world. I hope you will all reach your desired goals in life. I would personally like to commend you for your strong support and tremendous effort you have provided in helping to achieve our goals here at John Marshall. This is the first official class of desegregation.everything began with us. We have proven to the Office of Desegregation, the Board of Education, and the School Administration that the class of '82' can cope with desegregation and unify as one. You may feel excited that your last year, of high school is finally here, but when you become doctors, lawyers, or whatever your field of interest may be you will look back at the good times and maybe the bad times that we all shared together. Just think, in a short five to ten years we will rejoin and become as one again, for our class reunion. In these five to ten years we will all A R I S E to the occasion to demonstrate our best abilities. Sincerely yours. Vickie White-President Class of ‘82' 35 Charles Abrams Patricia A Alton Traci J. Anthony Tanya Bailey Geo'ge M. Basenbock Dwayne Alen L.sa M Allen Geroleine Arnold Patricia A. Askew Christine Beck Derrick L. Ben sen T6 Do ora C. Beynon Sheila A. Black Lisa K Btokemore Angela K. Bourn Clint on $. Bowen Denise I Boyd Monica Y. Brooks Gregory Browdor Md'k K Campbel Michael D Campbel Michael M Breen Pamela D. Brinson Jocelyn M Browder Raymond T Brower Jr. Robin C Campbel lisa R Carlisle 37 Bithian L. Carte' Brycn L Chcpman aA Hen'y Clay Crystal D Clark Mclcom V. Conner Andrew Cook Nancy F Covarrubias Brian G. Cowan Angara K. Chennauit Dianna L. Chimiies i Denneen L. Clement . Gina T Concta Lorry G. Cocpe' Prisctta L. Cooper Carolyn K Crawford Michael G Crenshaw 38 Herman Crutchfield Mona Cucu Charles J. Davis Terry K. Dawson HaroW W Demmtngs Kathleen A Do on Dehra S. Eperjese Patrick W Dennis Phi I p Dllinghom And'© DiMattec Che-yl I DonoThan Dale I?. Drazil Kathleen Eason Samuel J. =rby Pomelo R. Erwin Michael Evans Tonya Everette Cheryl A. Fedrick Patricia A Ferrell Barbara A. Festa Wiliam A. Fischer Alan L. Fluker Scott E. Fensxe Benedicto P. Fernando Catherine K Finnerty Pamela M. Fischer Elaine M. Franduto Sheila Frankkn 40 Timothy Franklin Dav d C. Franz Kathleen M. Gcldun UrsJo Garcner Deboie A Gbson Anthony T. Hall Darpita I. Harden Tracy L. Gipson Robert T Greer Joseph Hall Bonita M, Gosha Patricia A. Grabski John Grega Alisio A Gregory Jcmes D. Haller Crag G Ham lton Yevonne A. hardy Tanza L. Harper 41 Juan R. Harris Raney Harvey Juse Hotcke' Lorotha M. Henson John G Hopk ns Grover Herne Cassandra Kjghey Lorenzo Humphrey Theresa M. Hedges Tren J. Hemphfl Antoinette tv Hotston Dawn R. Hope Amro F Hov arc Pane a Huff Stanley G. H nt ngton Kimberly M. Iverson She-ri L Jcr.es Wolter M. Jones Donoid H. Ka ps Catherine A Kaspic ■ Regina D. Jordcn Icngcia W. Jordan Kimberly J Kazimer Patrick J. Ket el 43 Deirdre D. Kincad Jennifer B. King Kenneth K. Kraus Michael L. Krusrewski Ma hew Kinney Renee U. Kirkland Ca'ol D Laverne Siavisa Lekic Brenda K. Lightner Gerard Long Thomas R Loy Joyce A. Macuga Venessa Maone Enora M. Marko Teny Mathews Sherri L. Martin 44 Toni Martin Yolanda R. Mortin Helen F. Mclntire Terry P McTaggart Shela R. Miller Kimberly Milligan Jeffery A Moore Raymond E. Moo'e Marla L Monzo Jance L Moore Beverly J. Morns 3lair h. Mumau Jr. 45 Brian H Nelson Christmo L. Newton David i Pendleton Robert B Peterson Bryan K. Pickord VSchel e Poe Terry O'F anogan Caroine R Philips Ceciia Pok To 'i D Parker Cnrys ol . Philips Ja es D. Pok 46 RaycheJe L. Porter Melody Reose Richcrd S. Rtiog Richard RidOfi Karen VI. Rice Faith M Sabo Regnald M. Saunders Angela M. Rob.nson Gary W. Scott Timothy C Roth Jeffrey W. Rozior Robert Sanders Cynthia M Sarka Nancy S. Sekoia Paula N . Sev er James B. Sherwood Jr. Ketiy J. Smith Robert L. Smtlh Jr. Valone A. Smith Gregory M Sparks She la J. Stanley Martin A. Takocs Kevin P. Thomas Oita R. Tatum Marlene F. Thomas Tony C. Spencer Juanita Stawicki Yvonne M. Spencer Christine C. Stainbrook Michael T. Stickovich Cassandra E Storey Micnae! W. Taylor Karen M Thomas Kimberly Tiratto Deborah T. Thonpson 48 Bridget D. Tucker Gregory Vance H Wiliam J. Toth Imants P. Tomins Valerie A Tuckosh David J. Trickel Kathryn L Utt Kathryn R Uffmm Tammy D. Van Leer Keren R. Victor Scott R. Volo n Cynthio L. Waker Rick A. Wordrope Angelo Ware Cydcerele M. Ware Felicia Washington Edward J. Stuc ynski Delphme l. Swoope Deitra K. White Kimberly S. White Leonard Wifcams Sheie o L WBanns Thomas H. Wilams Jerry L. Wosman Sharon S. Wets Vicky L. White Gwendolyn Wiggins Linaa Wiicms Lisa Wiioms Spencer L. Wiscn Donna V. Wolermcn 50 « ikeda Wrench Jomes J. Wydick Cheryl J. Thompson Justice E. Porter John R Yonkuro Stephen R Zochorias 51 Senior’s Not Pictured Renee M. Atxams Christopher N. Allen Mar e Anderson Amos L. Bali Ronald W. Barber Jr. Karen A, Barnes — Linda J. Belcher Corothy A. Bel Wiliam Bel Terry Bender Allen Benka'owycz Tigno Blair Kelvin S Bake Kristine K. Botkins Michael G. Bursa Dwayne C Bybee Micheoi Caldwo I Debra L. Carter Edd� e Cater Vandy L Clayton Ma'vin Clemons . Neal Cofield Timothy K. Coleman Robert G Ccnard Roncld Constant Mary L. Cooper Priscilla L Cooper Beverly A. Crawford Mark F. Crawford Timothy A Crawford Wibert Crawford Darrell K. Crosby Gregory D. Crosby Gregory B Curry -Semone R. Custard Edwa'd M Daurelio Cnartes J. Davis Dor Davis ' Roy L Davis Donald Dean MichceJ S. Dean Edward N. Dent Kimberly R. Dudley Cheryl L. Dukes Gwen Earhridge Eugene S Ezel Virgi E. Fleming Elaine B. Foster Laura M. Garcia Devery D. Grady Kyle Grohom Cla'ence M Groves Gary J. Greenawait Manickie Grooms Alvin G. Hamilton Stocy L. Horrel Thomas J. Harrigcn Donna Harr s Kelly G. Harris Regina Harris Marvin D Harvey Randy Harvey Denise Hatcher Rodney E. Hempstead Zina Hempstead Tanya N. Hendricks Charles C. Henry Ronala G. Bbb.lt Anthony Hll Mcheile D FBI Eyvonne D. Hinton Rita M Hrsch Theresa M. Hodoba Charles A. Holmes John C Holt Vanessa J Hoops Timothy B. Howard Tony D. Howarc Darryl Hudson Sheryl C. Hudson Marvin R. Harris Andre Jackson Cheryl Jackson Eugene Jackson Kimberly Y. Jackson Tina L. Jackson Hyman D. Jason Arnold Jernigan Emmet Johnson Kevin L Johnson Larry T. Johnson Raymond Johnson Eo'tho P. ..ones Luther B. Jones Michcel E. Jones Tara C Jones Eo'l V. Jordan Jeanne L. Jordon Craig A Kaiser William T. Keane Andre Krmole Victoria P. King Christine C. LaBoo Elisa T. Lone Terri J. Lanier Renee Larson Stuart M. Lawrence Harlan V Lee Cartton D Lewis Valerie M. _ombordi Patricia A. Long Alvin J. Love Sharon L. Love Terri L. Lucas Ezara Maddox Anthony Martin Carla D. Martin Roy W. Martin Aaron K. McCoy Monica L. McDonald Thecn L. McKinney Marc McKissic Terrance McNel Thomas D. McTaggarf Adair E McWhorter Perry E Mitchell Crag A. Moncrief Cariito E. Montgomery Demetrius M. Moore Pamela L. Moore Hannah M Moss Keaneth M. Moss Luther J. Moss Alan Owens Antoinette Owens Larry Pitts Derail M. Pollard Gregory A Reed Jerome A Reea Norman Render Angel S. Rios Curtis Roberts James A. Robinson Maurice C. Robinson Michael E. Robinson Annette Rodriguez Donald A. Rcginski Cudis M. Rozel Deon M. Russell lorry A. Sanchez She'ry A. Sawicki Joyce Scruggs Rodney E. Shine Etrula D. Simpson Terry L Small Cheryl D. Smith Karen M Smith Chhstophe' So'ensen Thomas E. Stephens Berle D. Stovall Bobby K. Strong Laura L. Styndl Clifford D. Sullivan Kevin S. SuHvan John D. Taylor Terrance Q. Terret Anthony W Thomas Debora Thomas Lee A. Thomas Jr Seth Thomas Jr. Jay A Thompson Karen M. Toes Lisa A. Torres Deboron A. Tucke Voria M. Tcwnseil Dawn R. Ty er Brent L. Walker Calvin C. Walker Angelo Ware Toornas E. Watson Anthony Whiteheaa Gregory WHS Ant wane W. Wilson Diane Wilson Valorie J Woodruff William Wright 52 The Year At A Glance . . . JANUARY 5, 1981 In the final 48 seconds of the Divisional Playoffs between the Cleveland Browns and the Oakland Raiders, quarterback Brian Sipe threw an intersepted pass to Raider Mike Davis inteded for tight end Ozzie Newsome. The Browns lost 14-12. JANUARY 20, 1981 Ronald Reagan was sworn in as the 40th president of the United States and the 52 American hostages returned home from Iran after 444 days in captivity. FEBRUARY 10, 1981 A fire raged through the Las Vegas Hilton Hotel where 8 people were killed. The fire also resulted in 300 injuries... Busboy Phillip Cline was blamed for the blaze. He stated that it was an accident caused by his lighted cigarette. FEBUARY 14, 1981 John Marshall and John Adams played for the Division title. Marshall lost the game 85-74. Marshall, however ranked 3rd in the area with a record of 17-2. MARCH 6. 1981 This was the last time CBS anchorman Walter Cronkite would say, “And that's the way it is . He retired after 19 years of broadcasting. MARCH 7, 1981 John Marshall won the AAA Sectional title after defeating Normandy by a score of 77-46. They advanced to the District Championship where they beat Lakewood 64-54. MARCH 19, 1981 John Marshall lost the AAA Regional semifinals 59-57 to Lorain Southview. Marshall led most of the way until Southview took the lead with 3:10 left in the game. The final score was Southview 52. Marshall 51. MARCH 30, 1981 President Ronald Reagan was shot outside of the Washington Hotel in Washington D.C., after a meeting with the National Conference. His assasin, John Hinckley was later arrested by police. APRIL 12, 1981 Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis died of cardiac arrest. Louis was 66 years old. Space technology takes a step forward with the successful test flight of the Space Shuttle Columbia at Kennedy Center. 53 MAY 5. 1981 Bobby Sands. IRA prisoner died after a 66 day hunger strike in Ireland. His death resulted in wide spread rioting in Northern Ireland. MAY 14. 1981 While riding through St. Peters Square in Italy. Pope John Paul II was shot at least twice by an assasin's bullets. The Pope later forgave the assasin. MAY 16, 1981 Cleveland Indians pitcher Len Barker pitched the 11th perfect game in baseball history against the Toronto Blue Jays in the Cleveland Stadium. The Indians won 3-0. MAY 26, 1981 Thomas E. Barnhart, a former Marshall student was one of the 14 killed on the ship to USS Nimitz. JUNE 12, 1981 The sports world was hit by a strike of the Major League Baseball players disputing over free agent policies. JUNE 15. 1981 A tornado blew its way through the small town of Cardington, Ohio killing 4 persons. A damage estimate of $300,000 was reported. JUNE 22. 1981 Wayne Williams was charged with the murder of one of the 28 children killed in Atlanta. Georgia. JULY 17. 1981 A skybridge walkway collapsed in the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Kansas City killing 110 people and injuring 180 others. The accident was caused by an overloading of people on the walkway. JULY 29. 1981 Over one billion people watched the fairytale wedding of Lady Diana and Prince Charles of Wales in St. Pauls Cathedral in London. JULY 31, 1981 After 49 days of no “Play ball!” the baseball strike of 1981 ended. 54 AUGUST 4, 1981 Over 13.000 Air Traffic Controllers went on strike. They complained of bad working conditions. President Reagan publicly expressed his discontent by firing all of the stiking workers, yet the picketing continued AUGUST 9, 1981 The All-Star Game slated for July 14 was finally played at Cleveland Stadium where the National League won 5-4. SEPTEMBER 6. 1981 In the area of Lee-Harvard there was a fatal beating of Shaker Heights High student. W.P. Philmore. He was beaten by a gang known as the Outlaws. This action led to tight police patrol of the area. SEPTEMBER 9, 1981 To protect the streets of Cleveland the New York famous Guardian Angles arrived to patrol the downtown area. OCTOBER 6. 1981 Egyptian president Anwar Sadat was assasinated in Egypt. Sadat was killed by machine gun fire while viewing a parade. NOVEMBER 3. 1981 Mayor George Voinovich was re-elected to a second term, beating out candidate Patrick Sweeney. DECEMBER 12. 1981 Matial Law rules Poland with a take over by the Soviet Union. DECEMBER 17. 1981 The highest ranking officer in the U.S. Army, General James L. Dozier was kidnapped from his home in Verona. Italy by Red Brigade Terrorists. TOP MOVIES OF 1981 Raiders of the Lost Ark and Superman II TOP ALBUMS OF 1981 “High Infidelity by REO Speedwagon, “Street Songs by Rick James and “Double Fantasy by John Lennon Yoko Ono. ‘•‘TOP SINGLES OF 1981 • “Betty Davis Eyes by Kim Carnes and Endless Love by Diana Ross 8c Lionel Ritchie. 55 As They Go Marching On ... . Front row Crystal Philips. Connie Thompson Shareefah Thornton. Arjeta Pounds. Vicki White. Natalie Stokes, second row: Gwen Wiggins. Sherri White. Clancy Ware. Rosalind Moore. Lisa Levert, Kim Byers, thi-d row Ronotta Connors. Zand'a Wulfgram. Kecia Felton, Janice Moo'e. Lucy Vega. Joyce Robinson, fourth row: Cassandra Hughley. Leona Perkins, Matricia Givern, Ton Martin, Tom Pa'ker Front row Jeanetta Richardson. Debra Solomon. Che-yl Hudson. Cynthia Walker, Robin Verchick. Wanda Miller, Lawanca Jttle. second row. Gary Solomon, Bonita Moody. Louise Murchison, Sheia Miller, Mitzi Bcrrett, Leticia Burton. Letrice Mitcnell. Tonya Everette third row: Lisa Rogers. Cathy Tunstall. Cyndi Brynner, Diane Little. Jane Wolf. Antonia Traylor. Corlotta Burko. Kim Carswell. Vanessa Wiliams Not pictured Lesie Chase Y e r e t t e s 58 ® Q.Q • 2 0 r s Front row: Victor Smol. Bill Fischer. Rodney Thomas. Colin Wiliams. Thomas Stephens. Steve Zachcrias. Mr. Brashwitz. Second row Greg Sparks, Lurene Flynn. Janice Bel. Shariofah Thornton. Kim Alen. Jackie Sutton. Terry McNeil.. Third row: Benny Fernando. Roocrt Ccnard. Jeff Spear. Carsten Hughley. Scott Grey. Sacod Uqdah. 59 Edward Srczynski said “I'll be glad to help you Mr Quayie.'' 60 Boosters Club FRONT ROW (left to right): Ms. Spisok, Tanya Johnson, Kelly Smith, Kandy Granger, Sheryl Slom. Melody Reese, Stacey Harrell. SECOND ROW (left to right): Crystal Marable, Monica Lang, Vicki White, Vcnessa Malone. Dee Dee Kincaid, Zandra Wolfgram. THiRD ROW (left to right): Joyce Gaskins, Janice Moore, Patty Grabski, Tracy Smith, Linda Wiliams. FOURTH ROW (left to right): Leona Perkins Vanossa Wiiams, Kecia Felton. Joyce Robinson. Adair McWhorter, Deid'e Thomas, Shareefah Thorton 61 ft O tJ n t e r t e r S t a interpreter Staff members are Front Row (Left to Right): NataSe Stokes. Cheryl Thompson. Vince Lindsay. Angela Amie. Robert Floyd; Second Row (Left to Right) Dornet Henderson. Linda Thurman. I aura Guthrie. Gwen Wiggins, Renee Grabsk . Deanna Sauls. Third Row (Left to Right): Jeonnine Ison. Missy Elom. Robin Scott. Lisa Ledger. Patti Melton, Eddie Cater Editor-in-Chief Deanna Sauis works hard to f-nsh the next issue of The Cheryl Thompson completes her story for the poper. interpreter. 63 o k Vongucrd Staff mombors are Front Row (Loft to Right). Cheryl Thompson. Deita White. Amy Richardson, Loura Guthrie. L $a Richardson. Zarita Williams. Robin Verchick. Second Row (Left to Right): Jay Thompson. Karen Smith. Angela Amie. Melody Reese. Renee Grabski. Mehelle Poe. Gwen Wiggins. Traci Anthony; Thrd Row (left to Righ:) John Hopkins. Linda Joly Tracy Smith. Linda Thurmon. Rhonda Laux. George Basenback. Kelly F nnerty. Deanna Sauls: Fourtti Row (Left to Right): Laura Rood. Patti Melton, Net Sullivan. Ikeda Wrench, Natalie Stokes Brenda Lightner, Terrence McNei s t a f f George Basonback completes a page layout Editor Lisa Richardson busily prepares another page for the yearbook. Traci Anthony finishes typing the final copy for her page. library Aides- Front row: Heidi Bentley, Deitra White, Ikeda Wrench, Moneca Pitts, Twaina Dillard, Diane Little. Second row: Ray Roberts, Debra Thomas, Carol Greggory, Fitch Dawn. Archie Thomas. Not Pictured: Joyce Macuga. John Hueter. Library Aides Attendance Aides Attendance Office Ardes- Front row: Lisa Heard. Stephanie Carter. Deitra Whte. Robn Campbel. Kawarna Morton. Yvonne Spen- cer. Snette Wright. Kim Hal. Deanine Dillard. Second row Keley Harris. Endia Greer. Robn Brown. Gal Hyman. 65 Office Ados: Front Row: Louise Hueter, Sue Tyler. Janice Moore, Jure Loy. Rivita Roddy. Cynthia Petterson. Debra Solomon. Gwen Eathridge. Second Row; Sheia Black. Deanna Sauls. Shari Sells. Daneen Price. Brenda Gilbert. Karmel Granger. Kathleen Eason. Cheryl Odem. Brenaa Cunningham. Third Row: Karen Toles. Diedre Kincaid, Angela Robinson. Patrice Prince. Crystal Lawson. Pam Frving. Nancy Gobriel. Office Aides Guidance Aides 66 Guidance Aides: Marlene Thomas, Christie Johnson. Dana Mem weather. National Honor Society The National Honor Society is an association for the academically oriented high school student. Besides maintaining above average grades, the students must earn at least a 3.5 average in service points. Every year in March the National Honor Society holds a ceremony inducting its new members. NHS members are looked highly upon by post high school institutions when credentials are being evaluated Front Row: (from loft) Vanessa Malone, Theresa Hedges. Gregory Vonce. Second Row: Beverly Crawford. V cki White. Kathryn Uffman. Cenise Boyd. Third Row James Pclk. Antonette Johnson, Ueda Wrench. Debra Thomas, and Denver Jenkins Members of the French Honorary are (from left): Theresa Hedges, Ikeda Wrench and Beverly Crawford. French Honorary Spanish Honorary 68 Math Bono'ary- Front row: Theresa Hedges. Lisa Richardson. Barb Cornelius. Roseanne Carey. Second row: An- toinette Johnson, Jeff Moore, Beverly Crawford. Denver Jenkins. Math Honorary Science Honorary Science Honcrory- Front row Lisa Richardson. Roseanne Carey. Vanessa Malone Second row: Barb Cornelius, ikeda Wrench, Jeff Moore, Tonya White, Denver Jenkins Third row Miss Bojer. Thomas Osborne. Debra Thomas. Greg Vance. Scott Grey. 69 Key Front Row(left to right): Rosonne Carey. Cynthia Gentry, Karmell Granger. Linda Cross. CSnton Collins. Antoinette Johnson, Yolanda Curry, Janice Moore, Leslie Chase. Second Row: James Polk, lur-ene Flynn, Jay Meng, Jo-Anne Robinson, Cheryl Odom. Mike Kinney. Kelly Smith, Deitra White, Third Row Michael Spencer, Cheryl Thompson. Gwen Goles. Belfred Clark, Patrice Prince. Nancy Gabriel. Stavisa Lekic. World Affairs Chib Front Row(left to right): Denver Jenkins. Vicki White. Paula Sevier, James Polk. Second Row: Kelty Smee. Thomas Stephens. Ikeda Wrench. Mr. Mleti. 70 Staling The Day Out Right With WJMH left to right: lorry Cooper. Paulo Sevier. James Polk. Gary Greeoawolt. Jerome Reed. SJavisa Lekic John Marshall's radio club. WJMH. kept the students informed on the happenings around the school. The members also included special features such as the weather and the new addition. Chef Marshall, to their daily broadcasts. James Polk, alias Chef Marshall, gave the special of the day in the school cafeteria. He used different accents when announcing foods like pizza-burgers and the Chef's Salad to add spice to the menu. All members of WJMH are seniors and enjoy being in the club. Besides James Polk, the other members are Larry Cooper. Paula Sevier, Jerome Reed, Slavisa Lekic. and Gary Greenawalt. Gary Greenawalt spreads a little sunshine into everyone's day by giving a daily weather report. Gary Greenawalt arvd James Polk prepare the broadcast. 71 JMH Student Council Student Council Officers and Advisor; James Polk, (treasurer), Marla Monzo (p'esident). Mrs. F Hall (advisor), Kelly Smith (secretary), Belfred Clark (vice-president) Student Council Executive Board. Front Bow; James Polk, Kelly Smith, Belfred Clark. Marta Monzo, Elaine Franduto. Julie Holker Second Bow; Jeff Spear, Pricila Cooper. Jay Meng, Karen Rice, Elaine Foster. Kathleen Eason. There are those who make things happen, there are those who watch things happen, and there are those who wonder what happened. said Marla Monzo. student council president. Student Council is a group of many hard working students under the advisory of Mrs. Florence Hall, striving together to promote school spirit, and get the student body involved. The council also was involved with the community. The annual canned food drive provided needy families with food for Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. Also decorating the halls of the Veterans Hospital for Christmas The 1981-1982 Council got off to a great start and made the school year a success. 72 Color days, dances, dress up day, and spirit week were some of the many activities for the student body. Front Row; Kendal Gerald. Debra Hayse. Luren Flynn, Brain Long. Leslie Chose. Lojrie Kaiser Back Row; Alison Jones, Laurie Rood. Ilona Jakubic. David Jones. Jeff Spoar, Patrice Prince. Cyntfya Peterson Front Row. Prici'la Cooper. Karen Rice. Mike Robinscn. Tony Martin. Juie Holker. rony Spencer Bac Row. John Yanhura. Karen ’homes, Robin 3rown. Anita Rene Swoop. Kath'een Eason Front Row. Ruby Fanning. Tracy West. Scene Robinson, Tneresa Kyles. Paul efferson. Ruth Young Center Row. Kawcana Mo'ton. Gregory Greere. Trinette Berry, Art Fessler. Randy WiSams, Damn Roper. Back Row. Vincent Mitchell, Chris Chambers. Ken Pryor. Bernadne Saiters, Bridget Jones. Student Council food can d'ive was a success. Kelly Smith, Belfred Clark. Mcrla Karen Rice and Marla Monzo bring in boxes for the Monzo, and Karen Rce display the food the students collected the week needed, before Chri$:mas. 74 Lynette Hollins and Mr. Jonak show their Christmas Spirit by decorating the annual school Christmas tree The Collection Front row (left to right): Renee Massey. Vanessa Mclone. Perry. Christine Beck. Kelly Smith. Cheryl Thompson. Ilona Jenifer Maddox. Martha Harness. Kathy Dolan, and Dean- Jakubic. and Cynthia Gentry, no Sauls Back row (left to right): Dan Barkdol. Jeffery Academic Challenge Front Row (left to right): Geraldine Arnold. Denver Jenkins. Thcmas Stephens. Vanessa Malone. Second Row: Daniel Barkdail. Scott Vhick. Katheen Dolan. 7 S Above Melody Reese (Captain) Below Crystal Morable Above Karen Rice (Co-Captain) Below: Julie Holcker Above Sherry Sawicki (Co-Captain) Below Elaine Foster Occupational Work Experience: Frcnt Row (left to right) Gary Scott, Robert Smith, Kevin Carswel. Sharon Love, Dondi Rowe. Richard Smith, James Schneider Second Row; Carla Brown. Denise Mercer. Ezara Maddox, Vanessa Hopps. Cathy Kaspick, Laura Garca, Yvonne Hardy, l isa Torres. Third Row. Mr Jacobson. Larry Cooper. Vandy Clayton. Tanya Bailey. Pat Kettel. Terry McToggort. Dave Trickel. Berle Stoval. Yolanda Rivera. Hanna Moss Coope'ative Office Education: Front Row (left to right) Faith Sabo. Zina Hempstead, Second Row; Nancy Sekoia, Joyce Macuga, Lisa Aien, Usa Blakemore, Tanza Hcrper, Crystal Clark, Third Row; Tracy Gipson, Elnora viarko, Linda Williams. Paula Sevier, Valerie Lombardi, Craig Kaiser. Yoanda Martin, Michelle Poe. Bridget Tucker. Felicia Wa$hmg?cn 79 Play Production Front row (left to right): Marla Monzo. Tim Frcnklin. Mcriene Thomas Second row: Gary Greenawalt. Jay Meng. Kim Allen, and James Polk. Stage Crew 80 Front row (left to right): Slavsa Lekic. Tim Roth. Scott Scott Fenske Jock Wcrhting is played by Jerry Weteman. Cecily Cardew is played by Marlene Thomas and Algernon Moncreiff by James Polk Morla Monzo os Gwendolen and K m Allen as Jay Meng as D' Chauscble. Lady Bracknel. Trade West portrays Miss Prism. Advanced Choms The Advanced Chorus is a select blend of voices made of soprano, alto, tenor and bass. The chorus, this year directed by Omar Blackman, is best known for its award winning performances and their annual Spring and Christmas concerts. Soprano Advanced Chorus- Soprano Front row Shirley McDuffie. Arnel Black. Cynfhia Gentry, Karmall Granger. Cheryl Odom. Second row: Tanya Jackson, Patricia Ferret. Debra Benyon, Donna Wclierman. Leslie Cole. Tracy Smith. Third row: Suzanne Hunt. Gwendolyn Gales, Linda Williams. Marla Monza. Karen Rice. Joyce Robinson, Fourth row: Leticia Burton, Deanna Cansier. Rose Sadler. Suzanne Coheld, Deborah Tucker. 82 Alto Advance Chrous-Altos Front Row: Ilona Jakubic, Regina Jordon, Julie Loy, Rhonda Robinson. Adci' McWhorter. Janice Moore, Connie Thompson, Second row Kim Iverson. Monica Long. Martha Harness. Debbie Pucci. Stacey Harrel, Lynn Roper. Third Row: Deanna Sauls. Vonessa Williams. Bernadette Wilson, and Terri White. Tenor And Bass Advance Ctvous-Tenor ana Bass Front Row: Robert Mot ey. Tnomos Osborne. Robert Meng, Timothy Franklin, Gary Greeswait. Benny Fernando. Second Row Jeffery Perry. Reginald Saunders. David Jones, Michael Gomez. Richard Ridclfi. Scott Dove. Third Row: Saathiel Carter. Darrell Smith, Bryant Pickard. Timothy Ccteman, Barry Fleming. Dion Pope. 83 Marching Band Front Row (left to right) Donotd Voss. Darren Roper. Brenda Lightnei. Joyce Macuga, Elaine Froduto. James Jackson. Second Row G'egory Reed. Tracy Reynolds. Kenneth Hae, Singing Front Row (left to right): Donna Wclerman. Ador McWhorter. Craig Harris. Karen Rice. Second Row Cheryl Jo Thompson. Antoinette Johnson. Kimoerly Iverson. Patricia Alton, Theresa Barbara ComeSjs. Gwendolyn Russell. Scott Vinick. Kristine Zacharias. Lawyers Hedges. Tonya Everett. Third Row Saiathiel Carter, Robert Meng. Robert Sanders. George Basenback, Clinton Collins. Richard Ridolphi 84 FRONT ROW- Jo Anno Robinson. jock© Stowort. Kim Money. Done l-trie. Martha Hainan. K©� y Smith. Rhonda Robeson. jme Loy. Rodney Smith. Down rich. Jav Meng, Potrice Prince SfCOND ROW- Mrs. Utley. Koy McCcnnet. Corston Hugmoy. Dcrtyl McCtory. lindo Thurmon. Awida Gave ©?. Abgr Gonrae?. louse Mur- Th© Servers Club has given a helping hand at JMH fex the last fifteen years under the guiding hand of Mrs. Alee Utley, the cheerful Home Economics teacher The Servers Club does everything from ushering at Open House to serving refresh-meets at the Nationa' Honor Society Reception. Mrs Utley describes her group as . . . a great bunch of kids who are wiling to help out whenever needed This years officers include Student Advisor Renee Victor. President Jay Meng, Secretary Abigail Gonzalez. Treasurer Linda Thurman, and Student Council Representatives Darryl McCrary chicn louotha Muchijco Yokb Currie. Jo-Vc© Moore. Renee Aiyarro. Greg Gardner. Robert Sanders STuCENTS NOT PICTURED- Denise Boyd Karen Renee Victor. Jeff Perry Club Servers Lawyers Show Off Talent Kevin Corsweli and Kamara Johnson dance the r way into first place with Body Illusion. Jeff Ro . Lecnaid Wiliams, and Allen Hucke. jam thejf way Wo secof)C Marshall's 1981 talent show was an assortment of music-a combination of instrumental, vocal, and dance. The mixed assemblage of talents matched the mixed reactions caused by problems with the audience and the audio. We still GOT OFF , with Body Illusion, who took first place, and jammed with the second place Leonard Williams Band. There was a tie for third place between two dance groups-Sone Washington known as Shaba-Doo. and Ticktivity and Company, which included Derrick Benson, Justice Porter, Lawrence Young, and Amos Ball. Some singers in the Talent Show were Richmond Wade, Bonita Moody. Kim Allen, and Cathy Tunstall. Among the bands and duets that performed for us were the Leonard Williams Band, Ilona Jakubic, and Debbie Pucci. The dancers that performed were the Murchison Twins, Tick-tism. Ticktivity. Elisa Lane, and Body Illusion. All of these acts were hosted by the Master of Ceremonies, Gary Greenwalt 86 87 Gary Greenwa t presides as Master of Ceremonies. Keith McCoy gets down with hi$ guitar. Sdathiel Carter and Bithiah Carter sing c duet Debbie Pucci accompanies Ilona Jakubic on the piano. Twin Murchison dances across the stage. Bonita Moody Antionette Johnson sings a so'o. Icna Jakubic compotes for 1st piece n the talent show. 88 Wiliam Strozier. Vincent Strozier, Eugene Jackson, ana Anthony Green me up for lick-Tism Lawyers End Season With Win Over Adams For 6-4 Record FRONT HOW Roborl Potersoo. fron C x d. Bobby lockott. Bob GroOd. Mke Cdfdwofl Loo Swooooy. Joy Thompson. Charlos H©o'y. Oav.co Wot-sen. Fr.o Owoos SECOND ROW Westtey Ttigpen. Kevin Thomas. Kixt Goody. Oco Murry. Corl Jcoes. Raymond Vco-e. Ed D’Ajofo. Tom Moms. Ivan Wfaoo. Rictvord Woytourne THHO ROW Kut Rozel Angel Ros. John Rabo. Chcrtes Gro tr . Mke Compbei. JoOo ’oytor. Dovtc PencSOton Roa-nov 'oooxk. Jofo Grego. Rodooy Shoe FOURTH ROW Tcrronc© VcNok Raymond Johnson. lows JoKorson. Matthew Kinnoy. Aurthw Benson. Bobby Strong. Mark Compact, Doo Armstrong. Gregory Spares, .©ff Spoor FFTH ROW A) Vdenzis. Roo Aipmo, Thomos EUns. Edward Holer Winning the last game over John Adams, the Big Red Machine ended the season with a 6-4 record for 1981. the best since 1977. The season also produced 4 shutouts against West Tech. East Tech. Rhodes, and Lincoln West. Marshall gave up only 70 points during the season while scoring 161 points themselves. The players always gave their best in every game which showed in their record. The team could have taken the city championship if more student support were present. said senior tackle David Pen-delton. “It was a good season, but I wish we all could play together again. Indeed it was a good season. It showed with three players. Seniors, Ed D'Aurelio (fullback). Louis Jefferson (tackle), and Matthew Kinney (tackle), receiving All Senate recognition. Louis Jefferson stated. I tried my best and worked hard for it. All in all the season for the Marshall Lawyers ended on a good note. They have good pros- pects for even a better season next year. SENIOR PLAYERS FOR 1981: Michael Caldwell. Mark Campbell, Mike Campbell, Ed D'Aurelio, Kyle Graham. Louis Jefferson. Raymond Johnson. Matthew Kinney. Terry McNeil, Raymond Moore. David Pen-delton, Robert Peterson. Angel Rios. Curtis Rozell, Rodney Shine. Gregory Sparks. Robert Strong. John Taylor. Kevin Thomas. Jay Thompson, and Richard Weyburne. The Red Machine's offensive line is ready for instructions from quarterback. Bob Grega (15). Left: seniors. Greg Sparks. 85. and David Pendleton, 64 watch fror sidelines. Right; Pan is in the face of Kevin Thomas While Man Knney assists him during the Kenr edy game Seniors (77) Matt Kinney. (62) Mke Campbell and (63) John Taylor form a hole up the micdle on the kickoff ago nst Kennedy Senior halfback (45) Ed D'Auerilio and (34) Kurt Gandy prepore to block a Kennedy player to give (15) Bob Grega more time. Senor Louis Jefferson blocks on an kickoff for Jeff Spear Waiting on the sideline for his chance to crush an opponent .s Senior Mike Campbell. Senior quarterback Robert Peterson re ceives a little help from Coach Vatenzisi. Parma Marshall 12 Opponent 2 Fairview 0 21 Benedictine 0 17 West Tech 44 0 Lincoln West 6 0 Rhodes 13 0 JFK 3 42 South 6 12 East Tech 55 0 John Adams 25 6 Raymond Johnson (76). and Matt Kinney (51) display good otockng to protect the quarterback from the opponent. Marshall's offensive ine s ready for action. (33) Kevin Thcmas sweeps around right end for a big gam against Lincoln West. Quartorback Bob Grogo flies high over the Eagle opponent. 94 J. V. Football Team Wins 7 Games Out Of 10; Outlook Good For ’82 Front row- Kevin Mazor. Kenneth Wooten. Roger Tate. Clearence Jackson. Dorren Hil. Ra'non Sallee. Tony Pruitt. Second row-Jomes Haynes. Earle Holoman. Ben Willis. Marvin Bel. Darrel Dickson, Curtis Bonks. Edward loftin. Third Frank Underwood. Austin Bonks. Derrick Swoope, Mike Horn. Keith McKinney. Aaron Philips. Gregory Green Fourth row- Chawn Mercer. Steven Brooks. Don Bort. Kenneth Robinson. Langston Satterwhite. Rodrick Corbitt The John Marshall J.V. football team ended their 1981 season looking forward to another good season in '82. During the season, the team shutout: Parma 8-0, John Adams (first game) 16-0, Rhodes 6-0. and South 30-0. Other wins were against Lincoln West and John Adams (second game) both 26-6. East Tech forfeited giving them 7 wins. The three losses were against Fairview 21-6, Benedictine 18-0. and John F. Kennedy 20-6. 95 Marshall Volleyball The 1981 Volleyball season was quite unusual. Of 15 players on the team, only 9 were seniors. Debbie Thomas, Ideda Wrench. Vicky White, Deidre Kincaid. Da-mita Harden, Priscilla Cooper. Sharon Wells. Beverly Crawford, and Karen Smith, and 4 juniors, Shareefah Thornton. Linda Honey, Lurene Flynn, and Lucy Vega. Our SOUTH SENATE ALLSTAR was senior Deb- bie Thomas. The team finished the season with 12 wins, 11 losses. Next year looks promising if the senior positions can be filled with experienced girls. Together with the remaining players from this year's team, Marshall Volleyba'I will again be competitive. (Front Row) Angela Bourn. Ikeda Wrench. Beverty. Crawford, Deidre Kincaid. Sharon Wells. Damita Harden. Debbie Thomas. (Second Row) linda Honey. Lurene Flynn. Miss Linda Beebe. Lucy Vega. Shareefah Thornton, (Third Row) Kim Brock, Sheritha Currie, Michelle Wiliams. Beverly Crawford Strives for a victory. lurene Flynn hits the ball while Lucy Vega looks on with anticipation. JOHN MARSHALL VOLLEYBALL 1981 MARSHALL OPPONENT Rhodes won 2-15-15 15 4-9 West Tech won 15-15 7-3 John Adams won 15-15 10-3 J.F.K. lost 7-14 15-16 South won 15-15 13-2 John Hay won 15-15 13-6 East Tech. won 15-15 5-2 Jane Addams won 15 15 0-4 East High won 15-15 5-12 Rhodes lost 13-10 15-15 J.F.K. lost 17-4 19-15 South won 15-9-15 1-15-7 Elyria lost 11-8 15-15 N. Otmstead tost 5-10 15-15 Mdview tost 0-4 15-15 East Tech won 8-15-15 15-7-8 West Tech won 7-15-11 15-3-15 John Adams won 15-15 3-4 Jano Addams won 14-15-8 16-2-15 Holy Name V lost 15-3 15-15 Holy Name JV tost 0-5 15-15 Shaker lost 3-2 15-15 John Hay won 15-15 1-7 St. Joe lost 11-8 15-15 97 ikeda Wrench concentrates on serving the bal. Damita Hcrden (34) watches the ball carefully os she steps bock for the serve. 98 Sharcn Wefe (33) ready to return the bal. Deboro Thomas 23 hits the ball back to the team while Priscila Ccoper 42 and Beverly Crawford 21 watch. Debbie Thomas s getting ready to score a winning point Damita Harden is ready to hit a winning serve. 99 1981-82 Varsity Basketball Front Row Kyle Buford. Lee Thomas. Luther Jones. 8rlon Jones. John Hopkins. Andre DiMotteo Second Row Steve Zochorios. Paul Henry. John Hi;. George Ricker. Tyrone Robnson. Eugene Davis. Coach Ron Alpine. The 1981-82 Varsity Basketball season was a rebuilding year for our Lawyers. With only three players returning from last year's varsity team, this year's team, though inexperienced. provided many thrill for their fans. The starting five players were: George Rucker (center). Paul Henry and John Hill (forwards), and John Hopkins and Luther Jones (guards). The team captains were seniors Andre DiMatteo and John Hopkins, and junior John Hll. Every member of the team contributed to this season's success including seniors Steve Zacharias and Wilbert Crawford. John Hill and John Hopkins made the All South Senate Team while John Hill was voted the Cleveland PresStar Player of the week. The highlight of the season came in the upset overtime victory over J.F.K. With three seconds left, and the Lawyers trailing by one point, senior Luther Jones hit a jump shot from 20 feet to give Marshall the win. J.M.H.'s victory ended the Eagles chances to be the South Senate Champions. In his first year as the varsity basketball coach Ron Alpine had a productive and rewarding season and sees a bright future for next year's team. John Marshall Varsty Basketball ' 1980-8 Scores Marshal Opponent Rhodes 85 49 Mox Hayes 82 78 Kennedy 58 68 South 53 49 Lakewood 45 74 East Tech 59 68 Central Catholic 41 43 Lincoln-West 49 65 John Acams 54 77 Rhodes 47 49 Max Hayes 83 70 Kennedy 57 56 OT I ncoln-West 52 67 South 94 69 ! Shaker Heights 62 84 John Adams 59 75 Ashtubua Ledgewood 44 . 43 Played After Yearbook Deadline East Tech _ Benedictine West Tech — — 100 Senior Wibert Crawford drives to the basket for an easy layup. George Rucker grabbing a re bound. Senior Paul Henry scoots as Rhodes players look on. 101 Seniors Andre Dimatteo. Paul Henry and Junior Tyrone Robinson anxiously await the loose ball 1 George Rucker shooting over o Lokewood player. 102 Fiyng towards the basket is Senior Lee 'homos. ' The Iceman „ohn mi looks tor the bail Senior Paul Henry gees for c rebound. Senior Steve Zacharias tosses Oot one of his assists. Senior John Hopkins shows some of his defensive ability. 1981-82 Junior Varsity Basketball Front Row Left to Right: Vincent Strozier. Eric Simmons. Tim Hamilton. Dwayne Jackson. George Smith. Brian Wrighr Back Row: John Heuter. Terry Long. Archie Maurice Waker goes up for the ball. Thomas. Alex Bryant. Anare Jonnson. Maurice Walker. Cooch Guifoyle. Terry Long attemps to pass over a defensive Rhodes play- Andre Johnson rowers over opponents tor two points. Alex Bryont in oction. as a Rhodes player looks on 105 Lady Lawyers Hopes For Rebound ’earn mombors Coach Tom Perrotti. Shafiaon Thornton. Flynn. Second row; Kris Zacharias. Snaritha Currie. Jujjna Endia Greer. Debora Thomas. Beverly Crawford. Lurene Ampert. Jewell Mitchell, and Jackie Sutton. John Marshall's girls basketball team is made up of a fine group of players. Although the team encountered some problems, they stuck together through thick and thin. There are only three seniors on the team. Deborah Thomas, Endia Greer, and Beverly Crawford. Deborah was the leading scorer for the team averaging 15 points a game. She scored her game high of 25 points against Lincoln West. Beverly had an average of 13 points a game. She scored her game high of 22 points against East Tech and Rhodes High. Endia had a game high of 14 points against Lincoln West. Her average for the year was only 5 points but was one of the best aggresive players on the team. The other players on the team were, juniors, Lurene Flynn, and Shafiaah Thornton. Sophomores, Jackie Sutton. Jewell Mitchell. Jujuna Ampert, Kris Zacharias. Sharitha Currie, The team is young and inexperienced but played a very good and exciting season. 106 Leaoog scorer tor the teem was Debbie Thomas, shown here in action. Taking a rest from the action, Shafioah Thornton and in background. Coach Perrotti. Jun or Lurene Flynn (51) blocking an attempt ed basket by bast Tech Senior guard Endio Greer is shown trying to steel the ball away from Kmedy Jackie Sutton manuvering around and past Rhodes opponent. 107 The Lady Lawyers take time out for instructions from Cooch Perrotti. SCORES MARSHALL OPPONENT Vila Angola 53 39 John Hay 35 54 Rhodes 57 62 John Adams 44 70 JFK 42 52 East Tech 62 87 South 39 58 Collinwood 34 38 Lincoln West 58 69 John Adams 51 70 Rhodes 22 64 Forward Debbie Thomas JFK 42 48 strives to make another shot Lincoln West 48 79 over a Rnodes opponent 108 Anticipating another basket. Senior Bev Crawford (41) shoots while teammates watch with hope. Shatiaoh Thornton, dribbling past an East Tech opponent. Showing good passing form is sophomore Kris Zacharias. 109 Senior Wrestlers Arise! Mgr. Helen Me Entire. FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Reggie Johnson. Bill Fischer. Coin Williorm. Darrel Johnson. Ray Guman. d Nelson. Harlan Wilson. Coach-Halier SECOND ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Reggie Germany. Tyrone Sweeney, Ireland Hampton. Terry Meeey. Curtis Banks. Tom Morris, B'ian Cloud THIRD ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Frank Underwood. Marc Washington. Clarence Jackson. Steve Muhammed. Clnt Bowen. Matt Kinney FOURTH ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) Leroy Peoples, Kyle Graham. Greg Cross. Darnell Henderson. The 1981-82 edition of the John Marshall wrestling team, coached by Mr. Edward Haller, had its fair share of quality wrestlers. The standout wrestlers included senior heavyweight Matt Kinney with an 8-1-2 record. Senior Clint Bowen had an 8-3 record wrestling at 155 pounds and senior Billy Fischer had a 6-5 record at 112 pounds. Kyle Graham and Greg Cross are also graduating this year leaving a void to be filled by the underclassmen wrestlers. Junior Benny Willis, who had a 3-0 record at 175 pounds, including a pin against Midview, and sophomore Keith Me Kinney, who was 5-4 at 167 pounds, will be responsible for replacing the graduating seniors. The Lawyers best outing was against Midview with a 36-27 win. Top performances were by Matt Kinney. Clint Bowen, KYle Graham, and Benny Willis, who were winners by pin. Winners by decision were Billy Fischer, Curtis Banks, Colin Williams, and Brian Cloud. The records listed were not final since a match against Benedictine was still on the schedule when this was written. no Matt Kmney Kyle Graham Clmt Bowen ill Our Grapplers Show How Its Done Billy Fischer uses the step around on his opponent. Kyle Graham uses o heodloek on his opponent as he waits for the referee's count. Clint Bowen uses a quorter-netson to gain the advantage in this grueling match 112 Kyle Graham attempting to finish off h$ opponent. Billy Fischer's halt-nelson almost pins his opponent. Billy Fscher attempts to pin a teammate during practice. Two of our matsmen practice the takedowns. Clint Bowen gains the advantage on his Shaker opponent. 113 Billy Fischer attempts to turn his match around. Right: Boy what a mess at the Kennedy game. 8eow: Coach EBcns ana Coach Va-lenzisi (background) cheer the teom on to victory. Above: 51 George Rucker acts like a real professional in his approach to put the ball in the hoop. 114 Clinton Bowen gets in shape for his next round onrto OD pfiogs ®0 H,BwVaW' H '22 Mr Mr.Brashwitz H.R.203 % Mr. Oswald H V Mss Lucas H.R.208 i Student Council Convenient Food Mart cP o ' Homeroom 203 Barber, $har6n Weis. , Patti Askew. Jocelyi J.R0W (left to rtgnt). Tonya Bailey l sa Allen. R Georc iasenback. PattWMton. Traci Anthc □ Bouflltfcric Brown. Kcreri jfc-nes. Debbie B - H ) ( J: zlr t Row (ief� to ! ight); Gwen Edthricfgc. Xle Hcickcr. Dawn Hope. Elane Poster. Denver Jenkins. Jcmes Hauer. Ursura Gardner, Comoron Holf. CheAi Deack. Micheo vans, Er.dio Greer. Thom Harrhgan. Debra Gibson, Theresa Hedges. Stanley Hunngton. I n Dudly. Kye Graham Tracey Gipson Tim Frankin, Pam Erwh. Sam Erby. Bonita Gos'-a. lan a Everett, Kathy fnson. A an -luker. Crag Hamilton. Edward Den’, Ceverick Grady. Eugene Ezell. Clarence Groves. Virgil Fleming. Phlip Dillngnam • i ftroled I 2 f |77X3ona man FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) Zna Herrpsteod. Regno Harm Ton?a Harper. Stocy Harrei. Trent Hemphi. Eyvonne Union. laretha Henson. Donna Harris. Keiy Harris. Wflam Keane SECOND ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) Ktaivin Harvey. Jean Harris. Grover Horne. Cheryl Jackson. Ana Gregory. Joe Hal. Armtonette Hotston. .eanne Gordon. CcNh Wcfc t TW30 ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT). Don Korrps. Ken Kraus. Patrick Kettle, Ere Hardy. John Groga. Ron Hbortt. John Hopkins. Cathy Kaspick. Brenda lightner. Kim Kartner. Valerie Lombard. Mke Kruwewskl, M-s MT. Samuels. Home Room 211 Congratulations Class JOHN MARSHALL STUDENT COUNCIL President-Maria Monzo Vice President-Beitred Clark. Secretary-Kelly Smith Treasurer-James Polk Adviser-Mrs. Hall Senior ABRAMS, CHARLES E. - Football ALLEN, LISA M. - Library Aide, HR Rep, Teacher Aide ANDERSON, MARIE - Teacher Aide ANTHONY. TRACI - Teacher Aide, Booster, Ad MGR Yearbook ARNOLD, GERALDINE - Softball, Academic Action ASKEW, PATRICIA - Teacher Aide BAILEY, TANYA - Track, Soft-ball BALL, AMOS - Talent Show BASENBACK, GEORGE M. -Bowling Co-Capt., Mixed Chorus, Drama, Choir, Singing Lawyers, Yearbook Co-Editor BECK, CHRISTINE - Collection, Yearbook, Math Tutor, Teacher Aide BELCHER, LINDA - Track, Band, Travel Club BELL, WILLIAM - Singing Lawyers BENKALOWYCZ, ALLEN - HR Rep., Student Council, Printing Foreman BENSON, DERRICK - Talent Show, Football. Wrestling BEYNON, DEBRA - Teacher Aide, Choir. Girls Glee Club BLACK, SHEILA - Softball, Attendance Guidance Aide, Switchboard BLAKE. KELVIN - Football BLAKEMORE, LISA - C.O.E. BOURN. ANGELA - Student Council, Red Cross. Student Leadership, Concession Stand Helper, Senior Class Alternate, Gym Leader, Volleyball MGR, Teacher Aide BOWEN, CLINTON - Wrestling Capt., Teacher Aide, Gym Leader, Intermural Sports BOYD, DENISE - NHS, Service Club, Teacher Aide, Band BRINSON. PAMELA - Teacher Aide. Human Relation Club BROWER. RAYMOND T. - Student Council Rep, Teacher Aide. Scientific Advisor BROWN, ROBIN - Softball, Attendance Aide BROWDER, GREGORY - JV Football, Teacher Aide BROWDER, JOCELYN -Teacher Aide. Yearbook BUMBULIS, LINDA - Drama, Student Council, Teacher Aide BYERS, KIMBERLY - Band Teacher Aide, Drill Team CAMPBELL, MARK - Football, Creative Writing Club CAMPBELL. MICHAEL - Football CAMPBELL, ROBIN - Office Aide, Math Honorary Tutor CHAPMAN. BRYAN - JV Football, Gym Leader, Senior Alt., Student Council v CHENNAULT, ANGELIA - Student Council. Senior HR Rep., C.O.E., Booster CLEMENT. DENNEEN - Guidance Aide CONARD, ROBERT - JV Football. Gym Aide CONDIA, GINA - Teacher Aide. Servers Club COOK. ANDREW - Gym Leader, Teacher Aide, Senior Class Executive Board COOPER, LARRY - Life Guard, Teacher Aide COOPER, PRISCILLA - Girls Glee Club. Choir, Volleyball, Student Council, Teacher Aide COVARRUBIAS, NANCY -Cheerleader, Teacher Aide, Lawyerett CRAWFORD. BEVERLY -French Tutor, Girls Basketball. Math Honor Society, Volleyball, NHS. Executive Board D'AURILEO, EDWARD - Football DEMMINGS, HAROLD - Photography DENNIS. PARTICK - Football DILLINGHAM. PHILLIP - Bowling, Track, Intermural Basketball DIMATTEO, ANDRE - Basketball, Yearbook 124 Activities DOLAN, KATHI - Girls Softball, Teacher Aide, Collection, Academic Challenge, Intermural Bowling DONATHAN, CHERYL -Teacher Aide DUDLEY, KIMBERLY - Booster, Choir, Boweling EASON, KATHLEEN - Nursing Home. Executive Board, Student Council ERBY, SAMUEL - Track, Football ERWIN, PAMELA - Choir EVERETTE, TANYA - Booster, Choir, Singing Lawyer, Basketball MGR, Drama, Lawyerette, Dance Team, Student Council FEDRICK, CHERYL - Senior Class Vice President FENSKE, SCOTT - Chess Club, Singing Lawyers FERNANDO, BENEDICTO -Band, Choir, Teacher Aide FERRELL, PATRICIA - Glee Club, Choir, Gym Helper FESTA, BARBARA - International Club, Teacher Aide, Writing Club FINNERTY, CATHERINE - Soft-ball, Yearbook FLEMING, VIRGIL - Intermural Basketball, Track. Bowling FOSTER, ELAINE - Boosters, Drama, NHS. Cheerleading FRANDUTO, ELAINE - Swimming Aide, Band, Orchestra, Teacher Aide, Student Council Executive Board, Student Council Sec., Capt. Marching Band, Yearbook, HR Rep FRANKLIN, SHEILA - International Club, Writing Club, Teacher Aide, Library Aide FRANKLIN. TIMOTHY - Drama, Dance Team, Choir GALDUN, KATHLEEN - Teacher Aide GARCIA, LAURA - Teacher Aide GIPSON, TRACY - C.O.E. GOSHA, BONITA - Teacher Aide GRABSKI, PATRICIA - HR Rep., Teacher Aide, Wrestling MGR, Guidance Aide, Interpreter GRAHAM, KYLE - Football. Wrestling, Marching Band GREGA, JOHN - Football GREGORY, ALISIA - Ping-Pong, Racquetball, Badmit-ton. Volleyball HALL, JOSEPH - JV Basketball HALLER, JAMES - Wrestling. JV Football HAMILTON, CRAIG - Drill Team MGR., Stage Crew HARPER, TANZA - C.O.E., Teacher Aide Student Council HARRELL, STACEY - Student Council, Teacher Aide, Office Helper, Booster, Lawyerette HEDGES, THERESA - feacher Aide. Student Council, Senior HR Rep., Drill Team, Singing Lawyers, NHS, French Honorary, V Pres. Math Honorary HEMPSTEAD, ZINA - Sewing Club, Drill Team. Teacher Aide, Booster HOLCKER, JULIE - Life Guard, Teacher Aide, Senior Class Sec., Student Council HR Rep., V Cheerleader, Office Aide, Yearbook Basketball Sec., School Speaker HOPKINS. JOHN - V Basketball, Yearbook Staff. HOPPS, VANESSA - Choral Club, Teacher Aide, Spanish Club HOWARD. TONY - Baseball, Horticulture HUGHLEY. CASSANDRA -Booster, Drill Team IVERSON, KIMBERLY - Glee Club, Singing Lawyers, Adv. Mixed Chorus JACKSON, EUGENE - Int. Basketball, Talent Show JACKSON KIMBERLY - Booster JENKINS, DENVER - Track, Football, NHS, Math Honorary, Academic Challenge, Academic Action, World Affair Club, Science Honorary, Lifeguard, Senior Class Exec. Board JOHNSON. ANTOINETTE -Choir, Math Honorary, NHS, Key Club, Singing Lawyers JOHNSON, RAYMOND -Football Senior JONES. LUTHER - Football. Track. Basketball JONES. SHERRI - JV Football MGR. Teacher Aide JONES. ROGER - Teacher Aide KAISER. CRAIG - Gym Leader, C.O.E. KASPICK, CATHERINE -Teacher Aide, Alumni Office. O.W.E. KETTEL, PATRICK - HR Rep. KINCAID, DEIRDRE - Yearbook. Key Club, Booster, Volleyball. Office Aide, Teacher Aide KINNEY. MATTHEW - Football, Wrestling KRAUS, KENNETH - Lifeguard LIGHTNER, BRENDA - Band LOMBARDI. VALERIE - Lifeguard, C.O.E. LONG. PATRICIA - Booster, Student Council, Teacher Aide, Office Aide, C.O.E. MADDOX, EZARA - Basketball, Modern Dance Club MALONE, VANESSA - Booster Capt., NHS, Academic Challenge Capt., Collection. Spanish Honor Society. Science Honor Society, Chorus MARTIN. TONI - HR Rep., Drill Team, Booster, Teacher Aide MATHEWS, TERRY - Gym Leader MCELRATH. GREGORY -Fashion Show, Talent Show MCINTIRE, HELEN - Teacher Aide, Wrestling MGR MCKINNEY, THEON - Talent Show, Football, wrestling MCNEIL, TERRANCE - Football, Gym Leader, Yearbook Staff, Bowling, Int.. Photographer MCWHORTER, ADAIR - Choir, Booster, Girls Glee Club. Singing Lawyers, MGR Basketball MENG, ROBERT - Choir, Singing Lawyers, Drama Club, Band, Servers Club, Key Club, Student Council, Senior Class Rep Alt., Teacher Aide MERRIWEATHER, DANA -Teacher Aide, Guidance Office Aide, Yearbook Staff, French Honor Society MILLER. SHEILA - Choir, Lawyerette MONCRIEF, ARTHUR - Food Service, Geriatrics MONZO, MARLA - Pres. Student Council, V Pres. City Wide Student Council, Drama Booster, Teacher Aide, Biology Tutor, Adv. Mixed Chorus, Glee Club MOORE. DEMETRIUS M. -Football. Choir. Volleyball MOORE, JANICE - Drill Team, Office Aide, Key Club, Servers Club, Adv. Mixed Chorus, Future Homemakers MOORE. JEFFERY - Math Honorary. Science Honorary, Mentorship Project. Explorer Club, Gym Leader MOORE, RAYMOND - JV Basketball, Track, Football MOSS. HANNAH - Teacher Aide OWENS, ANTOINETTE -Teacher Aide, Key Club. Writing Club, Office Aide. International Club, Drama PARKER, TONI - Teacher Aide, Drill Team, Booster, Student Council, International Club PENDLETON, DAVID - Football, Bowling PHILLIPS. CHRYSTAL - Spanish Honor Society, Teacher Aide, Drill Team PICKARD, BRYANT - Track POE, MICHELLE - Booster, C.O.E., Basketball MGR, Student Council Rep., Yearbook Staff, Teacher Aide, Activities MGR. Attendance Office Aide, Library Aide, Band, Interpreter POLK, JAMES D. - Student Council Tres., Key Club Pres., NHS Pres., World Affairs, Newspaper, Yearbook, Drama Club, PA Announcer, Math Honor Society REESE. MELODY - Capt. V Cheerleader, Senior Executive Board, Student Council, Booster, Vanguard, Teacher Aide RICE. KAREN - Softball, Choir, Cheerleader Co-Capt., Orchestra, Student Council Activities Exec. Board, Singing Lawyers, Spanish Honor Society, Teacher Aide, Melodears, Student Council Rep. FIDOLF, RICHARD - Choir, Singing Lawyers, All City Chorus RIOS, ANGEL - Football ROBERTS, CURTIS - Football, Teacher Aide, Student Council ROBINSON, ANGELA -Teacher Aide, Office Aide ROBINSON, MICHAEL -Teacher Aide, Track, Student Council RODRIGUEZ, ANNETTE - Office Aide ROTH, TIMOTHY - Gym Leader ROZELL, CURTIS - Football ROZIER, JEFF - Wrestling SABO, FAITH - C.O.E. SANDERS, ROBERT - Key Club, Servers Club V Pres. SCOTT, GARY - O.W.E. SEKOLA, NANCY - Teacher Aide, C.O.E. SEVIER, PAULA - Booster, Key Club, French Honor Society, Drama, PA Announcer, World Affairs Club SMITH, CHERYL - Drill Team, Booster SMITH, KAREN - Volleyball, Band, Yearbook Staff, Teacher Aide, Senior Class Treasurer SMITH, KELLY - Cheerleader, Sec. Student Council, Key Club, Servers Club, Yearbook Staff, Collection, Booster, Spanish Honor Society STAINBROOK, CHRISTINE -Teacher Aide, Gym Leader, Softball, Student Council TAYLOR, MICHAEL - Bowling Int., Volleyball Int. THOMPSON, CHERYL JO -Singing Lawyers, Key Club. Collection Staff. Vanguard Activities Editor, Photo Club, Teacher Aide, Nurse Aide THOMAS, DEBORA - Basketball. Volleyball, Gym Leader, NHS, Science Honorary. Spanish Honor Society, Library Aide, Concession Stand Aide THOMAS, MARLENE - NHS. Office Aide, Teacher Aide, Drama, HR Rep., Tour Guide. Afternoon Exchange, Future Homemaker of America THOMPSON, JAY - Football, JV Basketball, Gym Leader TORRES, LISA - Student Council, Glee Club TUCKER, BRIDGET - Teacer Aide, C.O.E. TUCKOSH, VALERIE - Teacher Aide, Senior HR Class Rep. UFFMAN, KATHRYN - Teacher Aide, Choir, Senior Class Exec. Board, NHS VANCE, GREGORY - Library Aide, NHS, Teacher Aide, Fencing Instructor VANLEER, TAMMY - Photography Club, Teacher Aide WARE. CYDCERELLE - Sewing Club, Booster, Teacher Aide WASHINGTON, FELICIA - Volleyball. Singing Lawyers, C.O.E., Booster, Glee Club, Choir, Band WELLS, SHARON - Cheerleader, Broadcasting Club, Teacher Aide, Softball, Volleyball, Track, Senior HR Rep., Student Council Rep., Capt. Track Team WHITE, DEITRA - Booster. Library Aide, Key Club, Yearbook Staff, Attendance Office Aide WHITE, KIMBERLY - Teacher Aide WHITE, VICKI - Track, Volleyball, Basketball, Student Council Pres., Drama Club, Majorette, Cheerleader, Booster, Senior Class Pres., NHS, Drill Team, World Affairs Club, Academic Action, Teacher Aide, Gym Leader, Yearbook Staff, Science Honorary WIGGINS, GWENDOLYN -Teacher Aide, Collection, Literary Magazine, Year-book„Drill Team, Newspaper WILLIAMS, LINDA - Teacher Aide, Booster, Basketball MGR WILLIAMS, SHELETA L. - Soft-ball, Volleyball WRENCH, IKEDA - Library, Booster, NHS, Volleyball, Gym Leader, Science French Honor Society, Concessions. V Thanks To Our 1982 Patrons Nelson Able Donna Adams Brian Albert Harold Alexander Loretta Alexander Chris Allen Lisa M. Allen Ron Alpine Angela Amie Bradilyn Amie Jeanell Amie Luther Amie Andre Loves Kim Geroldine Arnold Mr. Arthrell Minnie Ashford Austin Bacik Mr. 8c Mrs. R. Baker John Baker Norman Baldwin Jr. Ortha Baldwin Amos Ball Ivan Barjanae Anthony Barner Lori Bates Ed Baus 85” Mr. 8c Mrs. Robert Baus Linda Beaty Dorthy Beilleir Ms. Loverdee Bell Anne Bellone Franklin Bery Bob Berndsen 72 Shirley Berndsen Stephen A. Berry Brenda Bevlon Frank L. Bibb Jr. Rahaman Bilal Marcus Black Hattie Blake Charles Blake John Bloodsworth Ms Anna Boera Patty Bohrer Mr. 8c Mrs. Rob Bohrer John Boss Comm. Tyrone Bolden Roy 1. Bowens Clinton Bowens Denise Boyd Janice Boyd Bill Brashwitz Eillen Brent Aaron Brooks Monica Brooks Mrs. Carlonia M. Brown Florine Brown James Brown Rose Brown Vicki L. Brown Valerie Byrant Pearl Butler Robert Bullock Tracy Burk Raymond Burnworth Robert Burton Sherryl Burton Debbie Bush Mary Cains Robin Cambell Coley Cannon Robert J. Cannon 128 Patrick J. Cannon Marshall Carr Robert Carr Josalyn Carter Morris Glenn Carter William C. Carrico Phas Carruthers Mr. 8c Mrs. Sam Carrington Mrs. Cash JoAnne Cashin Mr. Mrs. Paul D. Cashin JUdith Clace Michelle Cernmanec Rodgerick Chambers William Chamblur Sharon Chandler Bryan Chapman Too Chaz Sue Chwastialk Jennette Clark Mrs. Carole G. Clayton Mr. Mrs. Paul D. Clements Sandra Clemons Cleveland Rocks With JOurney Class of 1967 Class of t947 Class of 58 David Coleman William Collins Tony Coake Henry Dolores Conaway Ritchie 8c Pam Conaway Priscilla Cooper Vito Copleone Colleen Corrigan Mr. 8c Mrs. John Cotter Family Earnest Coulter Mr. 8c Mrs. Coulter Nancy Covarrubias Maria Cucu Gina Cundia Jack Cross III Delores Cunningham Lou Cunningham Virgil Cyrus Mr. 8c Mrs. Daily Ed D'Aurelio Mr. Harley Davidson Bernice Davis Boi Davis Carla Dennis Lorrella Dennis Dorthy Dickson Mr. Ditsler Mrs. ShireTy DeLaine Andre Dimatte Anggelo Dimatteo Michele Micki Dobson Janet Dodd Dawn Donathan Cheryl Donathan Mr. 8c Mrs. Albert Donaldson Sr. Freeman Dotson Kathy Dowdell William Drabnick Drac and lady Drac Anil K. 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