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

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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

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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

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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