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

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SENIORS

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Mr. Miller Mischal has seen many senior classes come and go. but the Class of 1983 will be very special for him. for it will be his last. A fixture of JMH since his arrival in 1969. Mr. Mischal is retiring after a 30 year career in what he calls, an educational adventure. For 13 years, he was an assistant principal here at JMH. and it is fitting that he was the senior principal this year. We will remember him as the mellow, friendly person who was always willing to see the student s point of view. His door was always open to any and all who needed help. But what we all will probably most remember about him are his P.A. announcements. which were always a welcome break from classroom routine. The future classes at Marshall will be at a loss for never having known such a fine man as Our Mr. Mischal. 14

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MESSAGE TO THE EFNTOP CUSS Success 18 probably one goal which every member of our senior class desires. Success, however, my mean something different to each of us. nevertheless, most of us would agree that kapoir.es8 and harmony are important by-products of what would be considered being successful. Hone fully, our years at John Marshall have been happy ones and have taught us the importance of living in harmony with others. To some extent, our high school experience has shaped our perception of success and has provided us with the opportunity of acquiring some or those tools needed to meet life's i'orthcomina challenges • ■ V successfully. flow that our years in high school are ending, We must take, all that we have learned, in class and out, with us as we go on to the next stage of life.. The riends that we have made, the activities in which ve have participated, and also the discipline which vr have developed within ourselves are part of what we take with us. They are so e of the important aspects of our development and of our ideals. Enough each of us has a different idea of success, no natter what it is. each one of us con achieve it, Our diplomas are already one important mark of that success. They symbolize a most important achievement. They tell us — and the world — that we are ready to participate in society as successful adults. How it is up to us. believing in ourselves, to continue reaching for our desired goals, and grasp success. With mu best wishes, Ilona Jakubic fenior Class President