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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1984 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY 5 ACTIVITIES 17 SPORTS 53 SENIORS 81 ADS PATRONS 117 ineteen eighty-four JOHN MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL I 3952 West 140th Street Cleveland, Ohio 44111 1984 was the year in which John Marshall acquired a mascot for the first time. The original drawing of an early-19th century lawyer was created by art teacher Mr. Page, and his name, Ima Lawyer, was invented by Gary Clay. To celebrate his christening. Ima appears frequently throughout this yearbook. CLASS WORD: Strive CLASS SONG: “Over the Rainbow” CLASS ADVISOR: Anne Bellone CLASS MOTTO: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Tennyson SENIOR HOMEROOM TEACHERS Mr. Haller Mr. Mileti Mrs. Helm Miss Novak Mr. Hohertz Mrs. Koger Miss Lucas Mr. Perrotti Mrs. K. Smith Mrs. Thomas CLASS of ’84 And tell Santa I want a toy train and a Lone Ranger If Mom could see me now. Girl, did you hear what I heard about Lisa? Well ... decoder ring and ... 4 FACULTY ineteen eighty-four m ■TV. Administration William Tomko The faculty and the administration arc keenly aware of the competitive world that you are about to enter. They have made every effort to prepare you to meet the challenges ahead. It is clear, however, that the high school education which you have received in the twentieth century may not be adequate to meet the requirements of the technical society of the twenty-first century. Each of you must remain alert to the evolving demands of the world. Each of you must resolve to continue building upon your high school education throughout your career if you wish to enjoy the good life.” It is my hope that your experiences at John Marshall High School will be the base from which you can achieve all of your aspirations. BEST WISHES TO THE JOHN MARSHALL CLASS OF 1984 6 Faculty English Joy Smith Frances Baran Tamcra Campbell Florence Hall Kenneth Latkovic Faculty 7 Gene Gibbons Ed Hohertz Michclinc Jackson Science Carl Locke Thomas Perrotti Ralph Pfingsien Audrcy-Soiux Pompey Gregory V'alenzisi 8 Faculty Social Studies August Caliguirc John Dare Foreign Languages Gilbert Crisp Thomas Elkins Antoinette Tartaglia I aculty 9 Business Ada Norwood Home Economics Katie Smith Alice Utley 10 Faculty Fine Arts John Page Industrial Arts Al Rcinkc Truman Fields Joseph Bahen Joseph Gram Arthur Johnson Faculty 11 Think and Communication Skills Beatrice Dyer Richard F.mcry Mildred Jackson Elizabeth Kogcr James Moxley Laurali Novak Gayle Samko Doris Mancuso I inda Powell Special Education Physical Education Linda Beebe William Brashw-itz Earl Harris Faculty ’84 O.K.. now how many want ham on rye? I think something’s slipped ... Just Beat it. Beat it ... What is that crawling on the floor? No autographs, please! Faculty 13 Media Center l.arnicc Henderson llclmul Link l.aura Kaus Guidance Ruth Coburn Mabel Grayson Mary Nixon Maurita Prcndcrgast John Taylor Dorothy Winovich Pauline Kucblcr School Nurse I acuity 14 Clerical Staff Betsy Gibbons Janet Griffin Pat Smith Security Ernest Evans Charlie Reed Robert Vinyard Mary Fagan Custodian Ron Alpine Faculty 15 i ►. Mrs. Jackson imitates Gary Coleman LOVE PIE!!! 16 Faculty You want a pass to WHERE? ACTIVITIES ineteen eighty-four Student Council Under their new advisor, Kenneth Latkovic. the Student Council has become a more organized and active group. In addition to sponsoring annual activities such as the successful canned food drive and the popular Homecoming Dance, Student Council held contests, organized school dances, decorated the Veterans Administration Hospital with other school clubs, and sponsored Spirit Weeks which included Dress-Up. Preppy, T-shirt. Twin, Fifties, and Clash Days. John Marshall had the honor of having two students elected to City-Wide Student Council: Barbara Huctcr served as Vice-President. and Maria Mazera served as secretary. John Marshall Student Council officers for 1983-84 were President Tony Pruitt. Vice President Fnrichctta Paolclla. Secretary Pam Robinson, Treasurer and James Carstarphen. and Sergeant-at-Arms Riad Tantash. Executive From row Andre Long. Maria Mazera. Vincent Strozicr. Barbara Huctcr. Row two: David Lightncr. Adriannc Tillman. Lee Ann Oliver. Justine Fuller. Sandy llyvarincn. President Tony Pruitt Board Vice-President F.nrichctta Paolclla Junior Homeroom Reps Sophomore Homeroom Reps front row: lillcn Pcrsingcr. Kim Thomas. Dclcna Powell. Lisa Fong. Row two: Shawn ( handler. Donna Hausertraub, Rhonda Corley. Glenda Jackson. Row three: Jennifer Jackson. Tracy Durkin. Karen Butler. Kim Akers. Front row: Shana Jackson. Patricia Riles. Daphcnc Kinney. Becky Watson. Millie Mojica. Row two: Chris Beynon. Lucre!ia Clinkscalc. Cody Williams. Janice Markoff. Fdward Worthy Row three: Nate Coleman. Leroy White. Tyrone Singleton. Maurice Stcptcau. Activities 19 Scrgeant-at-Arms Riad Tanlash Acting secretary Barbara Huetcr Treasurer James Carstarphen 20 Activities Foreign Language Honorary F rench: Amine Rouchib. Loretta Austin. Adrienne Burgess. Stephen Humphrey German: Zandra Wolfgram. Riad Tan-tash. Ray Arcuri. Gardner Cornelius. John Newsome. Ruth Hunt Spanish: Stacy Elkins. Sandra Hyvarinen. John Huctcr. David Wagner. Michele Wagner. Amy Richardson Academic A.C.T.I.O.N.S tenth grade: Maria Mezera. Lisa Young. Micheal Garrett. Janice Markoff eleventh grade John Newsome, l.ce Oliver. Barb Huctcr. David Lightner twelfth grade: Amy Richardson. Stephen Humphery. Justine Fuller. Michele Wagner Activitics 21 Science Honorary Math Honorary I irst Row Sandra Hyvarincn, Shcrilha Currie. Natalie Stokes. Michele Wagner Second Row Andre Long. Carlolla Burke. Amy Richardson Third Row: I ce Ann Oliver. Loretta ustin. John Huctcr lourth Row David Lightncr. John Newsom. Stephen Humphrey I ir t Row: Sandy Hyvarincn. Zandra Wolfgram. Natalie Stokes. Laura Guthrie. Angela Paoclla Second Row: Carlotta Burke. Loretta Austin. Lee Ann Oliver. Amy Richardson. Jennifer Jackson Third Row: John Huctcr. Gardner Cornelius. Garfield Lawrence. James Coleman. David l.ightner 22 Activitics President Amy Richardson works out a problem. National Honor Society The National Honor Society is an organization made up of students who arc constantly striving for excellence. To be inducted into N.H.S. students must maintain a 3.4 grade point average or above. They must also possess such outstanding qualities as leadership, scholarship, character, and service. As part of the N.U.S.'s objective to help all students excell socially as well as academically, the N.H.S. sponsors academic reognition assemblies every marking period, along with other stimulating cultural activities. President andr.i Wolfgrant studies hard for her exam. Front row: Howard Campbell. John Hueter, Zandra Wolfgram. Natalie Stokes Back row; Carlotta Burke. Justine Fuller. Laura Guthrie. Phillip Fcsta. Sandy Hyvarincn. Michele Wagner. Not pictured: Amy Richardson. Activitics 23 Servers Club The Servers Club, sponsored by Mrs. Utley, is a very energetic group of students. Besides their dedication to ushering parents at Open House, serving at receptions and faculty gatherings, the members work beyond their call of duty. In addition, they generously volunteer at the local VA hospital decorating the wards for Christmas and community musical events. Row I Virginia Huctcr. President Zandra Wolfgram. Robin Brown. Darryl Burton. Row 2 Sandra Philpott. Gwen Curry, l.ccrctia Clinkscalc. Simone Griggs. Patricia Riley. Regina Brown. Yulonda Sims. Mrs Utley. Row 3 Stacie I ricson. Thomas Kirkland. Row 4 Henry Currie. Kellie Floyd. David Anderson. Nancy Gonzalez, Anthony F'crguson. Dw-ain Thompson. Crystal Robinson. Key Club If you are looking for an organization that is civic-minded and enthusiastic about helping others, look no further. The Key Club is it! This club, sponsored by Mr. Joniak. involves organizing and running several community projects. One such activity is their operating the Red Cross Bloodmobilc annually. Senior Class and Student Council activities also benefit from Key Club support. Row I Kris Simpson. Carlos (iabricl. Georgette Spiros. Row 2 Derek Smith. Anthony F erguson, Amelia Miller. Rachel Nollic. Row 3 Filiza-beth Canslcr. Jackie Jones. Crystal Bradley. Brandi Annie. Row 4 Sonya l.etl. Henry Currie. Sonya Monday. Renee Card, and President Glenda Jackson. 24 Activities HERO The geriatrics program is a two year vocational education program designed to prepare students to meet the needs of the elderly through improving the person's physical, mental, emotional, and social conditions. The first year the students volunteer at nursing homes and hospitals, and the second year they work. First Row Katie Smith. Donna Ayers, Robin I oury. Theresa Deans Dorris Mapson, Colleen Fox. Jocelyn Williams Second Row: Ralph Quarando. Marc Slaughter. Rita Person. Cynthia Scawright. Kristine Zacharias Firs'. Row: Anita Jordan. Kimberly Stevens. Johanna Isom. Sonya Monday. Renee Card Second Row: Mrs. Helm. Dawn Harris. Jacqueline Sapps. Ollic Wilson, Dwain Thompson. Lisa Hicks. Hope Mitchell Activiiics 25 Main Office Aides I roni row Tamm) McMullen. Second row : Lclia Floyd, Lisa Williamston. Pam Kriso. I.ina aboura, Rhonda l.aux. Third row : Andrea Burns, unidentified, I rancinc Johnson. Barbara Fox Guidance Aides Bill Dickinson. Yvette West. Darlcna Conley. India Brown. Michelle Champion. Collcn Fox, Reginique Green. 26 Activities Library Aides Front Row: Mrs. Henderson. Lisa Fong. Ruby Fanning. Robert Hopkins. Byron Arnold. Mrs. Kaus Back Row: Gwen Gales. John Huctcr, Archie Thomas. Gerald Cooper Attendance Aides Front Row: Brandi Amic. Tina Cervantes. Dawn Johnson. Yolandra Hughley. Laura Guthrie Back Row: Kathy Turner, Nate Coleman. Kim Canty. James Cooper. Mary Messitl. Denean Dilliard Activitics 27 Varsity The 1983-1984 school year was a time of change for the Varsity Cheerleaders. The girls had a new sponser. Linda Beebe, and were equipped with new, stiffer cheers, but they returned with the same enthusiastic spirit. Squad members included senior captain. Zandra Wolf-gram, seniors Ann Richardson. Noelle Hodge, drianne Tillman. Sonia Stephens, and Kimber-l Honey, and junior Lee Ann Oliver. Photos. Top right: (Bottom. L to R) Zandra Wolfgram. I.cc nn Oliver. Adrianne Tillman. Nocllc Hodge. Sonia Stephens. (Top. I. to R) Darlcna Conley, Amy Richardson. Kim Honey Middle left: Zandra Wolfgram. Middle left: The girls listen as Zandra instructs. Bottom left: Nocllc Hodge. Bottom center: Adrianne Tillman. Bottom right: Co-captain Amy Richardson. 28 Activities Cheerleaders Photos. Top left: Sonia Stephens. Top right: Kim Honey. Middle left: JV and Varsity Cheerleaders in a moment of fun. Middle right: LccAnn Oliver. Bottom left: Praying for the lawyers to win? Bottom center. “You liked that cheer? Aw. gee. •..! ' Nocllc Hodge. Bottom right: Cheering at a JMH pep rally. Activities 29 JV Cheerleaders GIVIS IT Al l THEY’VE GOT: Clockwise from top Nicole Williams, Dcncan Kirkman. Janice Markoff, Robin Brown. Robin Brown Janice Markoff. Robin Brown. 30 Activities Pre-Engineering Club The Pre-Engineering Club is a new activity at John Marshall, and the interest in it is enormous. The purpose of the club is to interest students in careers in engineering through first-hand experience by allowing them to participate in small-scale projects. Engineers from Dow Chemical Company donated time and resources to aid the students. Initial projects included bridge-building, rocket design and launching, and piping flu-id control systems. Serving as the Pre-IEngineering Club's Executive Board were seniors Justine Fuller and Amy Richardson, and juniors Loretta Austin. Bill Keller. Garfield Lawrence. David Lightner. Tina MassingilL and Lee Ann Oliver. Row I: Joe Klinga. Danielle Mason, Darlcna Conley. Kim Akers. Row 2: Jennifer Jackson. Loretta Austin. Robert Townsend. Row 3: John Newsom. Sir James Lawson. Mikcc Kelly, Garfield Lawrence. Row I: Roderick Jones. M.irwan Tantash. Virginia Thomas. Row 2: Gwen Curtis. Lee Ann Oliver. Andre Long. David Lightner Pre-Engineering Club members not pictured: Karen Butler Gerald Cooper Michael Garrett Monroe Kennedy Sheldon Little Stephen Humphrey Ed Neumann Joseph Harris Darron Shoulders Keith Williams Archie Thomas Amy Richardson Lee Richardson Anita Weaver Timothy Mitchell Natalie Stokes Aciiviiics 31 83-84Lawyerettes The l.awycrctlc squad is an organization which entertains the public during halftime at football and basketball games, promotes teamwork and friendship, and builds a girl into a mature young lady. The squad consists of 25 fantastic and dedicated young ladies. The officers for the 83-84 school year were Angela McMullen (captain) and LaTonya Dutton (co-captain). The Lawycrcttes participated in a city-wide IIighstepperscompetition at Lincoln-West High School. Eleven schools participated and were judged on a scale of I (excellent) 5 (poor) in the areas of creativity, coordination and over-all appearance of the routine. The three judges decided unanimously that the John Marshall Lawycr-ettes should receive a rating of 1. The girls were awarded a plaque as a result of their terrific performance. The Lawycrcttes also supervised high stepper clinics at area Junior high schools. Other activities included marching in the Memorial Day Parade with the John Marshall Band. Captain Angela McMullen step , high. First Row Becky Watson. Bonnie Newell. Georgette Spiros. C'apt Angela McMullen. Co-Capt. Latonya Dutton. Johanna Isom. Debbie Kinds. Tabatha Stephens Second Row Rhontamcc Dupree. Pam Nelson. Yvette White. Angie Winston. Jennifer Jackson. Rhonda Cistrunk. Rcginiquc Green. Kellie Flovd. I clicia Jones, Cassandra Proctor. Dawn Mcnckc. Mrs. L. Powell 32 Activities The Lawycrcttcs perform for the PTA The Lawycrcttcs get a kick out of JMH. Preparing to perform. Reginique Green says JMH is number one. hands down! Deborah Kinds gives everything she's got. Activities 33 ATTENTION Salute! the 83-84 Drill Team row I: Second Sergeant Ada Burgess. I'irst Sergeant Karen Butler. Captain Natalie Stokes. Lieutenant Hclainc McGinnis. Sponscr Mrs. V. Bettis row 2: Dawn Hatcher. Trina Walton. Michelle Watkins. Zarita Williams. Debra Wallace. Donna Ayers. Vivian Scott, row 3 Debra Moore. Dandle Kirkland. Barbara White. Clinton Collins. Tracy Webster. Kim Akers. Rhonda Bell The John Marshall Drill Team performs military style steps for the Lawyers’ fans during half-time of Marshall’s athletic events. The squad seemed to have encountered difficulties that affected the team's membership. At the start of their season there were 31 active members. The number decreased, leaving only 12 members to carry on. The loyal and dedicated few were Captain Natalie Stokes, Lieutenant Hclainc McGinnis. I irst Sergeant Karen Butler, Second Sergeant Adrienne Burgess. Privates Zarita Williams, Tracy Webster, Dawn Matcher, Debra Wallace. Trina Walton. Michelle Watkins. Vivian Scott. Debra Moore, and Robert Townsend. The squad proved to be well uniformed, despite the difficulties they encountered. The 83-84 Drill was under the leadership of Captain Natalie Stokes. Captain Stokes worked hard, putting together routines that would demonstrate the squad's military style. She made sure that the squad performed each step with precision. Captain Stokes enforced the importance of punctuality and making feu mistakes as possible. She corrected the squad's careless mistakes by having them do sit-ups as punishment. Captain Stokes possessed outstanding leadership qualities which were a contributing factor of the squad’s success. Right: Captain Natalie Stokes calls the team to attention. 34 Activities Lieutenant Hclainc McGinnis concentrates intensely Robert Townsend gets the J.M.H. rhythm The Drill Team shows their Marshall pride Strutting their stuff with heads held high wailing Captain Natalie Stokes' command Activitics 35 Singing Lawyers The John Marshall Choir is a blend of select altos, sopranos, tenors and basses. Most of the members are in their second and third year performing with the choir. This year the choir is being directed by the gifted Mr. Dycks, who also conducts the band. The choir is best known for the Christmas and Spring concerts they present each year. First Row : Patricia Riley. Ellen Pcrsingcr. Lcgiuna Johnson. Juanita Hamilton. Charita Crook. Kawanaa Morton. Robin Brown. Cynthia Smith. Debra Wallace. I.cah Biz cllc. Suzanne Coficin. Kimberly Young. Lisa Clark. Mr. Dycks Second Row Rhonda Corcly. Stacy Lloyd. Renee Hcmstemp. Laura Whapham. Tassy Hampton. Tresa Williams, Clinton Collins. Eric Jeffries. Kim Carswell. Tammy Tarlcton. Lisa Harris. Virginia Thomas. Teresa Pitlon Third Row Shcritha Currie. Bonnie Newell. Pam Nelson. Kelly Colson. Daryl Smith. Marvin Jeffries. Eric Walden. Dcon Hill. Tony Pruitt. Tina McCain. Lisa Young. Sherrie Arncuc. Chanssc Ausbrook. Kelly Floyd. Crystal Robinson Fourth Row: Jacqueline Dillard. Razzan AbdulKarccm. Angela Johnson. Vanessa Parks. Kim Honey. Jackie Mitchcm. Gary Cole. Bobb Young. Willie Craig. Arthur Russell. Mildon Chosr Lisa Briggs. Tracey Moore. Latanya Dutton. Charissc Fountain. Kathclccn Howard. Felicia Jones Fifth Row: Tracs Williams. Fclica Clopion. Letitia Lynch. Patti Dozier. Adrianne Tillman. Karen Butler, Tracy Durkin. Derrick Swoope. Cedric Duke. John Edwards, Steve Watson. John Susong. Sandra Young. Elaine Jenkins. Yolanda Parker. Rhonda Cistrunk. Tammy Tinker 36 Activitics Marching Lawyers For ihc first time in several years Marshall is proud to present their marching band. Under the direction of Mr. Dycks, the marching band has come out of the stands and onto the field dazzling everyone with their complicated songs and routines. Fully equipped from clarinet to keyboard and electric guitar, this dedicated group first assembled during the hot summer hours to get where they are today. Warren Harris Kim Rough. C harlotte Vance. Tim Burris ITont Row Rcginiquc Green. Katherine Avery, John Susong. Brian Sims. Darren Roper. Melanie Kilbournc. Charlotte Vance. Divide Shine. Loretta Austin. Bianca Jones Back Row Melissa Whitfield. Kim Pough. David Clark. Joseph Harris. Edward Worthy, Andre Simpson. Warren Harris, Tim Burris. Traces Moore. Patricia Riley. Mr. Dycks Activitics 37 President’s Day Dance The President's Day dance was held on February 17. 1984. 7 and 8 periods in the John Marshall cafeteria. This dance was sponsored by the Student Council. The disc jockey at this affair was John Marshall's own Danny Vargas and Co. This crew provided music that was appealing to everyone. At the dance students were able to enjoy themselves. They were also able to watch their fellow students “break dance and socialize. Everyone left the dance with a good feeling. 38 Activitics Aciiviiics 39 onors named Jaclf r. r fi rlE INTERPRETER Marshall High School Cleve.,0h. May 1983 Vol.65 No. II IUE campuT1 THE riEUJS eii- ice on :an to de- els. •est lers itial ;her ners ddi- art. pin-tua-suf-s of must dents ia in nan By Juliet Draper Many of today’s movies are aimH Mos witl seen! four T1 Iv ei “All wor mov It stor ing I minj collej His road Ai mov| corn. roll tunes as well as mellow bi lads. The music adds a subt touch of class which is usual loobinrr in a Kak_mmimr. .Af_ The Interpreter celebrated its 66th year at John Marshall with the publishing of the premiere issue of the 83-84 school year. The Interpreter updated the appearance of the newspaper at the end of last year, after overcoming many obstacles. Mr. David Jccmcn, advisor of the newspaper, felt that since this is the 'Computer Age. the Interpreter needed a new look. The newspaper's new slogan, 'We compute the news' and the computer type add to the image. The I nterpreter supported the coming of the school's new mascot, Ima Lawyer, by displaying him in each is- This year's managing editor was senior Alisa Smedley. Two other seniors on staff were news editor Selena Robinson and sports editor Brandi Amic. Other members were feature editor Veronica Walter and editorial editor John Newsome. i hel leand msior ed brin i n lam ents. catio andor )n s saic it Mr M.H ke on han vid Oth ovc First Row: Royccannc Wcslley. Marcella Wilson. Brandilyn Amic. Chris Chambers. John Newsome. Selena Robinson. Erica Davis, Dorey Rice Second Row: Mr. David Jccmcn. Kelly Hobart. Cindy Rcines. Angela Young. Kelly Abernathy im- J Way as suc- nd h ed in the voters hands. The failure of Issue 31 — the schoo: levy, spells more trouble for our schools. First of all. a definite job (taken by teachers, th which we have the oast few years PIIM1 W m UllU Ub his part to see that this levy gets passed. Some great things will happen if it is passed; a better education for students, higher pay for our well deserving teachers. up-to-date textbooks and wish we had a band like that and bring your letter to roo We reserve the right to e letters. when 1 went to J.M.H EXTRA The John Marshall Interpreter John Marshall High School 3952 West 140th Street Cleveland. Ohio 44111 s Principal.....Mr. William Tomko Advisor....Mr David Jecmen Managing Editor....Alisa Smedley News Editor.......Selena Robinson Editorial Editor.....John Newsom Feature Editor....Ronnie Walter Sports Editor.Brandi Amie Photo Art Editor...............Ruth Hunt PWmrranhprs__________Tom IacWp IKfldm •ip to Pa ve days is great vn Mr. arting id takin irma vi Db’s Big ill stay xuriou rill in arma. Ivance. jntempo ohertz ain val odembo uding iw cou Major Roll Computers Overcome ( As businesses install comput- Ronnie Walter ers. they will need a greater num- ir 'omputer science is one of the career fields that shown ch growth in recent years, puters are an important part veryday lives, for where ild this society be without ket calculators or video es? None of these things her of people to operate them. People are needed to program computers with information, and to develop and maintain systems. Computer jobs include pro- § grammers and service tech- q nicians. Programmers design ti and write the list of computer to g, produce the desired information. r( md correct pro- Advisor David Jccmcn goes over newspaper pages. n m co n burne id state of the art beakers omewrecking — Mr. jighan iis class will teach step-by ep instructions on how to rm vigilante wrecking crews 1 youi proper way to destroy a b ing and avoid conviction extra bonus will be the s of theme songs sue “Smoke in your eyes.” Stuff.” and Hot Time City Tonight.” Veronica Waller talks things over with Tammy Tarlton iighbo •. Spe ven in the areas of wall ittering. lire bombing, loot-g. and how to avoid legal issles. oofreading — Mrs. Smith •erequisite: Cor worse on an onors English theme. Learn hat goes into grading maintain and be an part of a school radio sta Well, so do the peopl W.J.M.H. They are looki individuals to give t workshops on radio roo eration. Contact John. . Mike. Thomas. Juliet, or in 126. Famed ppola known DCople in The movie he same r is is the vels to be starring J are Tex' eased “R tsiders is teen-age cliques, the “greas- and socs (pronounced shes ). The film i«; «et in Tnlcn toy, Ul I puters. They process and e all different types of in-ation. This dependency on iputers is what makes the d such an excellent career ortunity. “The Bell and well Education Group EG) offers programs in Comer Science for Business and ectronics. says Kingsley Bew- ...This dependency on compu cellent career opportunity. grams. Service technicians main- g) tain and repair them when some- B thing goes wrong. According to the Occupational th Outlook Handbook, published by or the U.S. Government, these have er in job Bi years. D uter Sci- 2i •aduated E- Irli y 3rd sign f relation- dii o.e . lets memoers eiecv ouicers for their company. Several Mar-11 students are J.A. ex-atrick Thompson, jun-President of Personnel rate Secretary for the “Leather Lace”, favorite things 1 like or Achievement are to learn how large work and meeting le who have the same his. he replied. I low- Purpose: Personal security Concrete meaning: The concrete mind. Changeability duality, and restlessness. Literary and academic matters. Suggestion: You may be in a mood to spend a lot of money for a good time, but stay within your budget. The Interpreter would like to wish a Happy Birthday to the Selena Robinson helps Erika Carpenter with a story. The on-screen friendship between Ponyboy and Johnny is ex- Aolie� � A ackson. sophomore, is dent of Marketing of H.O.T. Austin, sophomore, is lent of Finance in her IBLE CABLES, s the name of a com-has Erica Davis. . as Vice President of Kim Wheeler, sopho-� President of Marketing: and Michael Hudson, sophomore. Vice President of Produc- Brandlyn Amie Marcia Anderson Vicky Anderson Mike Bartholonew Donald Berry Tracy Blanchett Ralph Branham Kim Brock ______ Kim Brown Kyle Buford Vanessa Chi Activitics 41 K1 hpila f.hoclftm VANGUARD STAFF The 1983-84 yearbook staff worked very hard on the 1984 Vanguard. The Co-Editors Zarita Williams and Amy Richardson did their best in making this yearbook a success. The road that the staff traveled was long and hard. Many obstacles got in the way which included trying to meet deadlines. The hardest part of being on the staff was making sure that the majority of the senior class members were pictured in the yearbook. The staff tried to add variety to the 84 Vanguard. The staffs goal was to make this yearbook the best John Marshall have ever had. In order to reach this goal, the various ideas of the staff were compiled into one book. Such ideas included having the senior portraits placed in the back of the yearbook instead of the front which was the usual procedure in past years. The reason for this is that the seniors are the most important subject in the yearbook and as the saying goes save the best for last.” Special thanks go to Ms. Fran Baran. yearbook advisor. who kept cool shen confusion and chaos threatened to undo a staff under pressure. This edition of the V anguard also received invaluable aid from Mr. John I rian. publisher's representative, and from Ms. Judy C'orsi. Prestige Portraits liasion. Sport Kditor Archie Thomas stays on top of things. Staff member Chrystclle Nason works on a layout. Yearbook deadline chaos. 42 Activities Row 1 Veronica Walters. Archie Thomas. Co-Editor Amy Richardson. Carmen Watts. Zandra Wolfgram. and Brian Booker. Row 2: Lee Oliver. Michelle Williams. Chrystellc Mason. Anita Weaver. Ruth Young. Tracy Webster. Brandi Amie. Row 3: James Mitchell. Lynnette Hollins. Natalie Stokes. Co-Editor Zarita Williams. Selena Robinson. Jennifer Maddox, and Nancy Blanchard. Faculty Editor Jennifer Maddox takes a break from working on her section to pose for a picture. Co-Editors Zarita Williams and Amy Richardson argue over the tall and short of yearbook layouts. Activitics 43 The Collection literary magazine Future Tense b Thomas Locke The COLLECTION is a literary magazine that consists of creative works contributed by the student body. It is not just made up of poems, it also contains short stories, descriptions and art work. The imaginative group of students who edit, type and organize the submissions are advised by Mrs. Joy Smith. The concept that makes this organization unique is that the final published magazine is entirely a work of the students of John Marshall. The age of tomorrow is upon us The keyboard computer runs the show The soul is kept on memory chips Creativity does not compute We all want to control The keyboard has room for only one pair of hands Sharing docs not compute Soon a machine will think Soon it will understand Soon eager scientists will be satisfied Soon we will all be dead Human qualities will be replaced Compassion will be slain The Process will be clear to all Who will program? Who will create? My fingers arc much too small to push the keys My mind is not that great My feelings I believe arc real The computer will be programmed Many of us will play the deal I or all who have faith it shall be alright For all who don't? You shall fold and say goodnight You shall hang in your gravity chamber F irst Row Mary .iboura. Editor Kelley llobart. Jim Pallotta. Dawn Trctock. Second Row: John Newsom. Selena Robinson. Justine Fuller. David Lightncr Third Row: Barb Huetcr. Ronnie Walters. Pat Thompson, and Tracy Hedges. 44 Activities Thomas Locke and Mike Thompson work the control panel in the P.A. room. Radio Room Good Morning, this is your school radio station. WJMH ... Each and every morning the radio room brings JM11 the latest news, events, and good cheer, all with the accompaniment of the latest in popular music. Led by advisor Mr. David Jecmcn. the radio room crew consists of dedicated students. They rise in the early morning to make everyday memorable with their quality broadcasts. The days in John Marshall would just not be the same without the voices of the Radio Room on our station, WJMH. Standing: Thomas Locke. Juliet Draper, Mike Thompson. Darrel Smith. Felisa Johnson. Seated: John Huctcr. Debbie Fowler. Mr. David Jecmcn Activitics 45 Stage Crew Marshall’s Stage Crew is a closely knit group of students who are very serious about their work. Their responsibilities include designing, building and painting scenery and props for school productions, as well as setting up for assemblies and pep rallies. Row I: Karen Butler. Ruth Hunt. Row 2: Mike Sigliano. Dorcy Rice. John lluctcr. Ronnie Walters. Kelly Hobart, Howard Campbell Drama Club Energetic and enthusiastic are two words that describe the Drama Club well. This imaginative group of students out on professional productions such as one act plays, short skits and at least one major production each year. Besides the “hands on experience of the stage. The Drama Club learns extensive pla production under the direction of Mr. David Jccmcn. Row I: Thomas Lockc. Mike Thompson. Fred Woods. Pat Thompson. Duane Perry. Jim Pallotta Row 2: Theresa Williams. Dominic Palmcntcra. Tim Stamic. Debbie Fowler. Ruth Hunt. Juliet Draper. Pam l oukcs. Robert Townsend Row 3: Tracy Hedges. Jancc Beville. Nocllc Hodge. Karen Butler. Kim Canty. Darryl Smith. Vanessa Sykes. Felicia Johnson. Tracy Durkin. Dorcy Rice 46 Activities Ti Wizard • 0z The month of December climaxed with the Drama Club's production of “The Wizard of Oz. Professional costumes donated by the Greenbrier Theatre and the personal output of the actors helped bring the play to life. From the giggles and songs of the munchkins to the impressive scenery by the Art Department, the play was a grand success. Yet. a review would not be complete without mentioning the brilliantly choreographed and danced tornado which swept Dorothy away to Oz. All in all. “The Wizard of Oz was a job well done. Dorothy (Noelle Hodge) tries to convince Auntie Em (Tracey Durkin) of Toto’s innocence. Dorothy (Noelle I lodge) asks the Scarecrow (Robert Townsend) to go to sec the Wizard. The Cowardly Lion (Daryl Smith) and Tinman (Dominic Palomcn- Dorothy (Noelle Hodge) rescues Toto. tcra) on their way to Oz. 48 Activities Cast Dorothy.......... Aunt Em.......... Uncle Henry...... Al Tinman........ Zeke Lion........ Muck Scarecrow.... Miss Gulch Witch Prof Wizard...... Glinda........... Doorman.......... Production Staff Noelle Hodge Tracey Durkin Lowell Locklear Dominic Palomcntcra Darrell Smith Robert Townsend Juliet Draper Thamas Locke Tracy Hedges Mike Thompson Director Mr. David Jecmen Production Assistants Music and Dance: Darrell Smith Noelle Hodge Lighting Directors: John Hueter Mike Thompson The munchkins hide in fright from the Wicked Witch (Juliet Draper). The Wicked Witch (Juliet Draper) conjures up an evil plan with her monkeys (Debbie Fowler and Pat Thompson). Dorothy (Noelle Hodge) talks to the Scarecrow (Robert Townsend). Activities 49 Showcase “83” Showcase “83” took place October 21.7th and 8th periods in the J.M.H. auditorium. The talent show gave J.M.H. students a chance to show their various abilities as entertainers. The program was hosted by Selena Robinson and Dominic Palmcntcra. The proceeds from the program went towards The Interpreter. This was the first time Marshall's newspaper sponsored an activity. Bands C TOWN CONNECTION Rick Roger Allen. Emerson ppleby. Gary Cole. Clarence Hawkins, Kevin Hunt. Gerald Poole. Ken Robinson. Terrance Robinson I RICTION Bill Keller. Kevin Feldt, Rick Mackey Singers JOHANNA ISOM DAWN VlENCKE CEDRIC DUKE SWEET SENSATION Charissc Ausbrook. Shari Ar-nell. Tammy Tinker Dancers JAMES COOPER BODY ILLUSION Eric Williams, Lance McElrath DANCETRON Wali Lanier. James Duckworth MYSTIC PLAYERS Lafayette Grady. Thco Williams. Darryl “Tiny Johnson. W arren Harris POWER HITTERS John McComb, Tony Weber, I im Burris. Pat Roundtree EBONY MAGIC Pam Nelson. Bonnie Newel, Diane Powell PLAYGIRI. RAPPERS Lolita Wilson, Carolyn Swells SAVOIR-FAIRE Tammy Tarleton. Lucille Parks. Karen Butler NEW WAVE PRODUCTIONS ndre Martin. Charles Bolden. Keith Rogers. Cody Williams Champ CREATIVITY Eric Lewis, Amos Ball Comedian DONALD BERRY JoJo Isom has love on her mind. The Power Milter's John McComb rocked us. Tiny Johnson on keyboard for the Mystic Players. 50 Activities fi Clarence Hawkins of C Town Connection Dawn Mcnckc Dancctron dancer Wali Lanier Donald Berry takes his jokes seriously Cedric Duke sings about the lady of his life. James Cooper dances to Billie Jean. Activitics $I l amrny Tarleton of Savoir-Faire, singing All Night Long. g .- Battle of the Bands On February 22. 1984 a bloodless revolution took place in the John Marshall’s auditorium. The Battle of the Bands. Mr. Willie Dykes (head of the music department) organized and rehearsed the Battle. The battle consisted of three bands. Power Hitler. T.N.T.. and Vulcan Princess. These three bands were judged on sound, musicianship, showmanship, and entertainment. The judges were Mr. William Thompson. Mr. Neil Creeke. Mrs. Astra Elkins. Mr. Wesley Wittick, members of the student council and senior class officers. The winner of this event was Power Hitter. Second runner up was T.N.T. and third runner up was Vulcan Princess. POWER HITTER John McComb Bass Tony Weber Guitar Pat Roundtree Guitar Tim Burris Drum T.N.T. Kenneth C. Robinson Guitar. Bass, Background vocals Tim Lofton Bass. Guitar. Background vocals Eric Walden Lead vocals Kenneth E. Robinson Drums. Percussion Wali Kamal Drums Cedric Duke Lead vocals Dcon Hill Lead vocals VULCAN PRINCESS Warren Harris Bass Darrell Barnes Drums Ron Berkhalder Guitar Pat Roundtree (Power Hitter) jams on his guitar Tim Burris (Power Hitter) performs his drum solo 52 Activities SPORTS ineteen eighty-four The Lawyers start slow but finish with a Bang Row I Kevin Mazur, Marccttcs Cunningham. Ramon Arcuri. Michael Jones, Danny Vargas. Corey Harris. Roger Tate. Curtis Robinson. Row 2 Gary Cole. Brian Maddox.Tracey Evans. Carl Ramscr. Russell Berquist. Richard Lohn, Anthony Wilson. Keith McKinney. Row 3 Brian Booker. Cortney Dowdell. Daryl Johnson. Darrin Bailey. Kevin Fostor, Austin Banks, Timothy Mitchell, Gregory Goldsmith. Row 4 Eric Flynn. Eugene Tate. Christ Carstarphen. Reggie Daniel. Arthur Fessler. Charles Smith. Gregory Green. Saccd Thornton Row 5 Michael Leftwich, Jeffrey Green, Wesley Shine. Joe King. Ariff Lanier, Ken Robinson, Mgr. Enrichctta Paolella. Mr. Jacobson. Row 6 Coach Gauche. Coach Julino. Coach Valcnzisi, Coach Elkins. Coach Haller. Coach Tomkalski. Mgr. Dennis Briggs. The 1983 season was slightly disappointing for the Lawyers, but it did provide positive motivation for next year's squad. The team was made up of fourteen seniors. Our Lawyers finished the season with a 5-5 final record. After losing their first three contests, all close games, the Big Red Machine got in gear and started to roll. It rolled over West Tech, Lincoln-West, and Rhodes cn route to a rendezvous with cross-town rival. John F. Kennedy. The Lawyers got on the board first, but quickly fell behind 18-7 in the first quarter. The Lawyer defense held the rest of the game, but the offense could only produce one more touchdown. The Lawyers rebounded from this defeat to soundly smash East Tech’s Scarabs. They continued with their solid effort and in the last two games of the season showed their best. The Homecoming Game had to be the Lawyers’ most satisfying victory. The team repelled the Rebels of John Adams 22-0. Not only did they shut out the South Senate champions; they were the only Senate team to beat the Rebels. All in all, the season was a challenging and worthwhile one for all participants and spectators. 54 Sports Jubilant Lawyers after a touchdown. Please make a touchdown. Marc! begs Coach Valcn isi. Calm down. Bruiser! Coach Elkins tries to temper Thco Williams. Introducing Brian Booker, '.he Colt 45 of JMH. Sports 55 56 Sports S;iccd Thornton watches from the sidelines. Manager Enriquclta Paolclla. I ugene Tate takes time out to show the Lawyercttcs a new routine. Greg the dog Green trots off the field Sports 57 Senate All-Stars Keith McKinney Fullback l.incbackcr Ht. 5'8 Wt. 185 Each year the coaches of the six teams in the South Senate come together at the end of the regular season to vote for the Senate All-Stars. This year the Lawyers had three unanimous nominees as Senate All-Stars, and four players received Honorable Mentions for their performances. The All-Stars include — Sr. Gregory Green. Sr. Joe King, and Sr. Keith McKinny, who has received this award two years in a row. The Honorable Mentions include — Sr. Austin Banks, Jr. Russell Berquist, Sr. Brian Booker, and Sr. Curtis Robinson. Joe King Tight End Lincbackcr Ht. 6'2 Wt. 205 Gregory Green Offensive Defensive Tackle Ht. 6’3 Wt. 218 58 Sports Honorable Mention Brian Booker Tailback Dcfcnsivc back Hi. 5’9 Wi. 155 The Honorable Mention Awards for the 1983 season were well-deserved by their recipients. Austin Banks was a superb blocker, opening holes for the power rushing game, while providing excellent pass protection for QB Marc C unningham. This was Banks' second year playing varsity. Another two year varsity performer Brian Booker, proved to be a versatile offensive athlete. Booker rushed for over 500 yards, and was the leading kick-returner. I le had two returns for 45 yards or more. Defensively. Booker was leader of the specialty teams w ith several solo tackles, and two turnover recoveries. C urtis Robinson’s excellent pass coverage and good tackling form, made him the backbone of the defensive secondary. Curtis had several game ending heroics, including a last second interception against Lincoln-West, and a game saving tackle against Rhodes on the one yard line, with no time left on the clock. Auslin Banks Dcfcnsivc Offcnsivc l ineman Ht. 5'KT Wt. 195 Curtis Robinson Dcfcnsivcback W'idc Receiver Hi. 5'10'' Wt. 140 Sports 59 Homecoming ’83 Marshall celebrated Homecoming on November 4. This year there was both a Queen and a King selected, both of whom are seniors. This traditional event took place at the Cuyahoga Community College's Metro campus from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. Three hundred tickets for this event were sold in advance for S3.50 per person. Sponsoring the dance with the theme of “An Evening in Paris” were the Senior Class officers and Student Council. The 1983 1 lomccoming King and Queen arc Tracic Barker and Michael Howard. First runners up are Dawn Mcnckc and Joe King. Second runners up arc Fontclla Pierce and Riad Tantash. Junior attendants of the court arc Tracy F„vans, and Dan-ita Watson, sophomore attendants arc Marvclyn Allen and Layfaycltc Grady. All Candidates were chosen by the J.V. and Varsity Football teams, along with the girls Volleyball team. The candidates were presented at a pep rally held on November 3. Pamela Chambers, Lisa Martin. Marvalyn Allen. l cnita Watson. Darlcna Conley. Johanna Isom Danny Vargas. Charles Smith, Andrew Williams. Lafayette Grady. Not pictured Rico Currie and Tracy Evans. Mcnckc. Fontclla Pierce. Leila Flovd Oueen And Court 1st runners up Joseph King and Dawn Mcnckc King Mike Howard and Queen Tracic Barker 2nd runners up Riad Tantash and Pontclla Pierce A Night In Paris Junior Varsity Football f irst Row: Reno Montgomery, Terry Brown, Michael Baker, Paul Wells Second Row: Coach Juliano, Ray Gerbala. Arron Lett, Kevin Jones, Rico Curry, David Wiggins. James Mitchell, Randy Campbell J hird Row: Coach Likins. Shaun Dixon. Brian Scott. Joe Burgess. Tom Shocmarkcr, Quientin Scott, Chris Davis. Coach Valenzisi SEASON RECORD J.M.H. OPPONENTS Westlake 0 30 John May 0 26 Benedictine 0 24 W est Tech 14 12 Lincoln West 6 14 Rhodes 12 6 Kennedy 8 0 South 6 28 East Tech 0 12 John Adams 8 10 Despite a 3-7 record, the JH VI Junior Varsity F ootball Team showed heart and determination. Each member of the team did their best to win every game this season. Their most impressive victory came against West-Tech. (14-12). In the last minute of the game. Quarterback Kevin Jones, completed a touchdown to Wide-receiver, Darnell Clark. Against arch-rival J.F. Kennedy, the defense put on an outstanding performance. The first score came as the result of a safety. The defense put on a goal-line stand to maintain their lead. Defensive-back, Sheldon I ittlc, intercepted a pass and returned it for the final score of the game. JHM 8, JFK 0. Sports 63 Volleyball Lady Lawyers Win City Championship Congratulations go out to the Lady Lawyers for their excellent performance during the 83-84 season. The Lady Lawyers began preparing for their season in August of 1983. They Practiced long and hard not knowing what was in store for them. In addition to the practices, the girls also went through a series of exercises conditioning them for the long season ahead. The season began with their easy victory against Rhodes. After this win it was all uphill for the Lady Lawyers. The fight became harder as the season continued, but the Lady Lawyers fought on. The girls stumbled in their second game against J.F. Kennedy. This loss was the only upset of the Senate tournament. The Lady Lawyers were not discouraged, for they went on to defeat Jane Addams for the Senate title. On October 13. 1983 the Lady Lawyers fought their biggest battle. The final test had come; it was the city championship game. All of their skills were put to the test. Could the Lady Lawyers take on the West Tech Lady Warriros? YES! The Lady Lawyers defeated West Tech to become city champions. All of Coach Beebe's lectures, screaming, hairpulling fits, and rejoicing were not in vain. The Lady Lawyers had done what they set out to do. ' Marshall 16-15 East Tech 14-4 15-15 John Adams 5-0 15-15 West Tech 8-2 15-15 Rhodes 10-12 15-15 South 12-4 4-15-15 Jane Addams 15-2-5 15-15 Kennedy 9-7 15-15 East Tech 5-4 15-15 John Adams 3-7 15-15 Rhodes 9-4 6-3 N. Olmsted 15-15 1-6 Elyria 15-15 4-9 Midview 15-15 15-15-6 South 17-1-15 8-8 Kennedy 15-15 15-15 Jane Addams 5-8 3-8 Villa Angela 15-15 15-13-15 West Tech 12-15-13 15-15 Jane Addams 2-2 15-12-15 West Tech 7-15-6 3-2 Brccksvillc 15-15 •City Championship game First Row: Carlotta Burke. Sheritha Currie. Jacqueline Sutton. Kristine Zacharias Second Row: Fclisa Johnson, Gwen Curtis. Jacqueline Mitchcm. Tracey Durkin. Jennifer Jackson. Let. a Lynch, Kim Thomas Third Row: Lina Zaboura, Virginia Hueter. Melissa Lcggon. Kelly Shock. Corlctt Davis. Pam Chambers, Dawn Johnson. Coach Beebe Fourth Row: Managers Zarita Williams, Cassandra Curtis. Brandi Amic, Michelle Davis. Barbara Hueter. Michelle Erby 64 Sporls Top left: Carlolta Burke, poised lor ihe serve. Top right; Iking introduced at a JMH pep rally. Bottom: Up and away! l op left: Jackie Sutton in action. Center: Shcritha Currie, prepared to set the ball up. Right: “You hit it THAT hard, Shcritha?!” Sporls 65 Oops, we missed! 66 Sports The girls talk about the next move Senate All-Stars Most Valuable Player of the South Senate Jackie Sutton shows her Senate form. She is best known for her devilish spikes. The abilities of these three players helped lead John Marshall to a city championship. Seniors Shcritha Currie and Kris acharias were named Senate II-Stars. and senior Jackie Sutton was voted Most Valuable Player of the South Senate. However. Jackie believes that teamwork and the spirit of caring and sportsmanship, rather than individual talents, is what gave the girls their incredible victory. Kris acharias is best known for her powerful serves. She has hit 15 straight serves in Shcritha Currie is known for her hustle in getting the bail over the net. several games. She also has an aggressive serve. Sports 67 Varsity Basketball The Varsity Basketball team had a heartbreaking season. What started out to be promising end in defeat. The Lawyers started the season off with a 3 and 0 record. These victories included the win over arch rival J.F. Kennedy (63-54). The Lawyers downfall began with the second match against J.F. Rhodes (41-56). After this the Lawyers began a losing streak and lost their chance for the senate title. Returning team members were Sr. Archie Thomas, Sr. Harold Wimberly, Sr. Timothy Hamilton, and Sr. Vincent Strozier. The newcomers were Sr. Thomas Duda, Sr. Jim Houston, Sr. Gregory Green. Jr. Charles Russell, Jr. Saeed Thorton. Jr. Lashon Grady, Jr. Joe Barron, and Jr. Ron Daniels. Despite a discouraging season, the Lawyers were honored with South Senate All-Stars, senior Jim Houston and Harold Wimberly. Another honor included THE PLAIN DEALER'S selection of seniors Jim Houston and Vincent Strozier for their Dream Team. The season concluded with the Lawyer’s final defeat in the Baldwin-Wallace sectional game against Lincoln West. Eric Flynn goes up for a jump shot. Row 1 1gr. John Korpusik. Vincent Storzicr. Jim Houston. Joe Barron. Thomas Duda. Mgr. Darrin Bailey Row 2 — Harold Wimberly. Archie Thomas. Lashon Grady. Chalrcs Russell. Saeed Thornton Row 3 Coach Willie Bedell. Ron Daniel. Greg Green. Tim Hamilton. Tim Richardson. Coach Ron Alpine. J.M.H. Opponent Rhodes 75 67 Max Hayes 77 54 Kennedy 63 54 South 53 72 East Tech 67 72 Lakewood 57 79 Central Catholic 57 54 John Adams 54 52 Lincoln West 49 43 West Tech 55 59 Rhodes 41 56 Max Hayes 57 52 Kennedy 47 50 Lincoln West 60 54 South 34 61 East Tech 58 80 Benedictine 68 69 Shaker Heights 63 67 John Adams 52 65 Ashtabula Edgewood48 56 Lincoln West 48 61 68 Sports The many facets of Harold Wimberly. Sporis 69 Tom Duda gets an eyeball on his target. Hey Vincent Strozier! Huh? OK guys, where did the ball go? The final score is ... 70 Sporis Senate All-Stars _ Jim Houston goes up for a foul shot Being a Senate All-Star is a great honor. Being chosen for such an honor means that one possesses outstanding athletic abilities. The 1983-84 Basketball team presented two outstanding players to the South Senate All-Star team. Jim Houston and Harold Wimberly were the two selected. Jim Houston, a 6 ft. 3 in. guard for the 83-84 team, was also honored by making the PLAIN DEALER Dream Team during the course of the season. I louston excited the crowd with his long jumpshots. 1 larold Wimberly also 6 ft. 3 in. played as a forward guard and a center for the 83-84 team. Wimberly played on the Varsity Basketball team in his junior year also. Harold Wimberly demonstrates his defensive Senate form Sports 71 Junior Varsity Basketball The J.V. basketball team had a fair season. The team provided fun and excitement for the Lawyer fans. The dominant force of the J.V. squad was junior Reginald Daniels. The Lawyer fans were overwhelmed by Daniel's magnificent ability to “slamdunk”. As the season progressed, Daniels was then promoted to a position on the varsity squad, where he performed exceptionally well also. Other outstanding players were Eric Flynn (later moved to the varsity squad). Jeffry Steward, and Eddie Miller. The victory over arch rival J.F.K. in the 1st match started the year off with excitement. The J.V. team put forth their greatest efforts in the first match against Lincoln-West. The Lawyers were behind throughout the game, but in the last quarter, they came from behind to tie the score. The game went into two overtimes, leaving the final score to be 77-63, Lincoln-West. The second great match was against the South High Flyers, with the Lawyers seeking revenge for their loss of 58-65. Their vengcncc was not in vain as they defeated the Flyers 38-34. The Junior Varsity squad watches as the ball goes in the hoop. . Row I: Kddic Miller, Jcffcr Steward. Phillip Arrington. Nelson Lamar, Mr. Willie Bedell Row 2: Kevin Rogers. Eric Flynn. Reginald Daniels. Charles Motcn. Lemuel Bates Row 3: Roy White. Maurice Stcpteau, Meldon Chase. David Crawford. Roderick Quinn J..M.H. Opponent Rhodes 34 51 Max Hayes 53 60 Kennedy 47 37 South 65 58 Fast Tech 65 46 Lakewood 52 49 C entral C atholie 65 47 John Adams 34 41 1 incoln-W est 63 77 W est 1 eeh 40 37 Rhodes 44 54 Max Hayes 47 50 Kennedy 35 32 1.incoln-W est 35 34 South 34 38 Fast lech 44 34 Ik-ncdictine 65 53 Shaker Heights 59 53 John Adams 44 48 Ashtabula Fdgewood 36 40 72 Sporls Maurice Steptcau steps to the hole Kevin Rogers goes up for a shot. Sports 73 Girls Basketball from row: mgr Carlotu Burke. Anita Weaver. Monica Wallace. Kristine Zacharias. Shcritha Currie back row Mgr Jeffery Copeland. Stephanie Redmen, Jackie Milchcm. Melodic Lewis. Lctitia Lynch. Lisa Terry. Coach Beebe J.M.H. Opponent J Rhodes 20 38 John Adams 36 56 J.F.K. 36 65 Last Tech 48 61 South 35 73 Coll inwood 23 60 St. Augustine 46 71 Last Tech 46 57 John Adams 51 49 Lincoln West 36 68 West Tech 28 64 Rhodes 35 37 Warrenvillc 18 48 Villa Angela 20 59 J.F.K. 44 53 Lincoln West 25 53 South 15 63 Breckvillc 21 76 The 1983-84 Girls Basketball team had a disappointing season. Contributing factors to this disappointment were the loss of team members and injuries. Although the season was not very successful the girls still had fun. The highlights of the season were the victory over John Adams (51-49), and the close game against J.F. Rhodes (37-35). The returning members to the team were Sr. Kristine Zacharias (captain and Senate All-Star). Sr. Shcritha Currie. Jr. Jackie Mitchem. and Jr. Lctitia Lynch. Newcomers to the team were Sr. Anita Weaver. Sr. Monica Wallace, Jr. Melodic Lewis. Sophomore Stephanie Redman and Sophomore Lisa Terry. Helping the team out were managers Carlotta Burke and Jeffery Copeland. 74 Sports Sporjs 75 rvj-r, Tnve5SI0N JTA|| TICKET : 40$ P°PC0RN CANDY TEEM, PEPSI, ORANGI COFFEE HOT CH0C0LA1 2 TICKETS: HOT DOGS, CHIU I 3 TICKETS: SLOPPY JOES, NA Track Of all the athletic teams at Marshall, Track stood out above all. The indoor track season started with the placing of the 7th at the Ohio State University. This magnificent team was coached by Mr. Thomas Elkins and Mrs. Kay Davis. These two coaches provided the team with the proper training they needed in order to make the season successful. The captain of the girls team were Sr. Michelle Williams and Sr. Jackie Jones. Other captains included Sr. James Carstarphen and Ahmed Pruitt. Harlan Wilson and Ahmad Pruitt run the mile. first row: Dcncan Kirkman. Byron Arnold. Anita Weaver. Ahmed Pruitt. Michelle Williams. Crystal Bradley. Noland Newton. Jackie Jones. Terri Johnikin second row: Tracy Hedges (Manager). Erie Curry. Marvin Phillips. Eugene Tate. James Carstaphen. Lctitia Lynch. Anthony Oliver. Michael Baker. Sheldon Little. Timothy Mitchell third row. Sonya Lett. Aaron Lett. Demetrus King. Michael Ware. James Coleman. Erie Flynn. Gregory Shield. Kenneth Robinson. Monroe Kennedy. Daryl Johnson. Austin Banks. Tracy Moore (Manager) 1984 Jump-a-thon On March 19, 1984. John Marshall sponsored their annual Jump-a-thon for the American Heart Association. Miss Beebe and the Physical Education Department supervised the event. Students participated in groups of six: each group had to have one member jumping at all times during the four-hour duration of the event. Each participant received a certificate, and those bringing in the greatest amount of pledge money received warmup suits. Other prizes were AHA patches, tote bags, and jackets. Sports 79 One Last look at JMH Sports SENIORS ineteen eighty-four Senior Class Officers Treasurer. Carlotta Burke; Sgt at Arms. Brian Booker. President Shcritha Currie; Vice President. Ruby Fanning. Secretary. Terri Reynolds Executive Board Left to right: Archie Thomas. Anita Weaver. John Hucter. Natalie Stokes. Zandra Wolfgram 82 Seniors (Above) Anita Weaver and Sheritha Currie discuss plans for an upcoming event. (Left) Archie Thomas enjoys the lighter side of being a member of the board. (Right) Zandra Wolfgram expresses the frustration that sometimes comes with success. (Above) C'arlotta Burke and Brian Booker observe the action in the hallways of JMH. (Left) John Huclcr contemplates his next move. (Right) Senior Adviser Mrs. Bcllonc confers with the officers and executive board. Scniors 83 Robert Floyd Eric Collins Shelly Esmurria Michael Leftwich LiV Lawyers Amy Richardson Julia Cowley Nancy Blanchard Elisc Newsome ■f W Leila Floyd Dorcy Rice 7 Thcrran Woodard James Tipton Noclle Hodge Tim Foster Donna Ayers Alisa Smedley 1 Yulandra Hughlcy Derrick Swoope Rhonda Laux Kawanaa Morton LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I. Austin Banks, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave my football ability and skilled blocking to Reggie Daniels and Chris Christopherson. I. Tracic Barker ... the most honorable position to Homecoming Queen as well as my hope and success and happiness to the future Queen of '85. I. Brian C. Booker ... Leave all of my notebooks Cliffnotes and Love to Reginique Green I. Kimberly Marie Brock. ... my brain, talent, and positive attitudes toward school and life to Dawn Brock. I. Sir Aaron Brooks ... all my love and affection to Kelly Cotton. I. Suzzcllc Candy Bruhn ... my books and dirty gym clothes to Stephanie Bruhn. 1. Michael Bush ... all my hair to Mr. Gibbons. I. Mr. Perry Cain ... my back scat on the school bus to my cousin Lewis Joiner. I. Vanessa Champion ... my sneaky, flirty ways to Tammie, Jennifer. Debbie. Rosie. I, F.ric O. Collins ... my football linebacking skills and my many years at J.M.H. to Kent Staten. I. Myra Collins ... all the cutic pies to you playgirls to come and my cousin Tracyc Branch. I. Linda Ann DeRouen ... my love to John Malcolm. I. Patti Dozier ... all my bad grades and favorite teachers to Timmy Brown and Anthony Oliver I, Curtis Fernandez. Duke ... my good looks and terrific charm to my brother, Cedric Floyd Duke. I. Robert Floyd ... my busted Geometry notebook to all of Miss Laux’s classes I. Monique Frazier ... my beautiful sense of humor, my charm and personality to the c o 85. I. Mary Freeman ... All of my uncxcuscd absences and another year of gym to Yolanda Sanchez. I, Kimberly Gishnock ... All my hall passes to Eva Chapman. I. Kelley Flobart ... my love and gratitude for her help and friendship in the past 2 years to Mrs. Joy Smith. I. Kimberly La-Chcllc Honey ... all my books, smiles, and shoes to the next craziest person at J.M.H. I. Lynnette Hollins-Polk ... Leave the best built female body from c o 84 to the next best built female of the c o of 85. 1. Robert Hopkins Jr.all my accounting skills to Gette and Charity, along with my heart to Angie Murdock. I. Nuny Howard ... all my personal needs and wants to my cute woman Gwen Curry. I. Sandy Hyvarinen ... old Doc. Locke to all the unfortunate future Physic Students. I. Jim Javorek ... my ability to bug Mr. Page in the Comm. Art 1-4 periods to any artist who has the nerve to try. I. Stacy Johnson ... Love, experience, talent, wit and friendship to Selena Hairston. I. Jacqueline Jones ... my school spirit, sweat suit, allowance, and love to Sonya. Stcphainc, James and Darryl McCullough. I. Linda Land . . all my love to Tim Richardson and to Sonya Bean I leave all of the good grades I’ve gotten. I. Rhonda Laux ... BEST WISHES to ALL GRADUATING SENIORS! I. Carl Lewis ... all my Y.S.L. designer socks and Polo shirts to DEE JAY FLASH! 86 I, AngcUi McMullen ... my personality, creativity, and leadership to l.atonya Dutton and the 84-85 Lawycrettes. 1. Katrina Moore ... my dirty locker and school spirit to Terry Smith. I. Dennis Allen Moore ... all my scrap wood hall passes to Mr. A. Johnson. I, Kawanna Angela Morton ... my love, friendship, and good luck to Tracy Lynn Durkin (JB). I. Jim Pallotta ... my watch to the person who stole it. I. Dominic Palmcntcra ... all my used girlfriends to some unlucky fool. 1. Dorey Kay Rice ... all the new 9th graders my brother Jeffery Rice. I. Shari Robinson ... my teachers, education, and brains to all of the juniors. I, Darren Roper ... all my love, best wishes, and the fun we’ve had to all the beautiful women that have shared my years at Marshall. I, Gwen “Snoopy” Russell, being of sound mind ... all my love and worldly possessions to Tracy Evans. Good Luck Kid! I. Bernardinc Estelle Salter ... my future creative designs to the next greatest designer after me I. Gregory Shields ... my locker to Lavonia Shields. 1. Christine Simpson ... all my latest gossip to all the people worth gossiping about. I. Natalie Stokes ... all of the joys and headaches of the Drill Team to Karen Butler and Adrienne Burgess. I. Derrick Anthony Swoopc ... success, and all my party loving, and much happiness to the Class of 85. I. Dwayne Thomas ... my words the words of life to all the upcoming freshmen sophomores, and juniors. I. Virginia Thomas ... leave all my gratitude to Mr. Dykes for being such a good choir teacher. 1. Patrick Thompson ... all my printing equipment to the next class of dedicated printers. I. James Tipton ... all my clout and hall passes to my friends Angie Eaton. Take advantage of them. I. Debra Wallace ... all of my shortness to all the short people at John Marshall. I, Anita Weaver ... my friendship and love to the graduating Class of 1985 and 1986. I. Tracy R Webster ... all my knowledge and books to the Class of 85 1. Collin D. William Sullivan ... my letterman sweater with Wrestling, Koolball and Track to the Marshall Hall Of Fame from Mr. Varsity. I, Jocelyn Williams ... good luck and success to the next seniors 85 I. Levette Williams ... my teachers, books, knowledge, and also my love, to my little sister Valerie Robinson. I. Stephanie Lynn Williams ... leave to you what you gave to me — your books. I. Harold Leon Wimberly Jr. ... all my running spirit to the 1985 Basketball team (Varsity). I, Zandra Wolfgram ... my saddle shoes, school spirit, and eligibility slips to Miss Beebe and the 84-85 Varsity Cheerleaders. I. Sheryl Yancy ... my flirting and Marccttcs Smudlcy Cunningham to the young ladies of J.M.H. I. Joseph Yasenchack ... my swimming ability to all lower class swimmers. I, Ruth Young (Johnson) ... my popularity and position in the I.D program to my brothers Bobby Young and Kent Staten. I. Kristine Zacharias ... my volleyball uniform number 12 to Virginia Hueter. Yvonne Burtin Myra Coliins Timothy Hamilton Zandra Wolfgram Tiny Tots Lovell Custard Fontclla Pierce Tracey Coats Anthony Pruitt Chris Simpson Mary Russell Carmen Watts Selena Robinson 88 Baby Pictures A Tracy Webster Rhonda Bell Laura Guthrie Terri Reynolds Sue Potting Ruby Fanning Carlotta Burke 1 Fred Leach Archie Thomas Robin Loury Debra Wallace Baby Picturcs 89 School Daze Francinc Jackson Nisa Maddox Daryl Johnson Amelia Miller Angela McMullen 90 Baby Pix Brandi Amic LaShon Wilkcrson Baby Pix 91 Alonda Filder Clarence Hawkins Yvette West Natalie Stokes Who’s Who in ’84 Most Likely to Succeed Amy Richardson John Hucter Most Popular Shcritha Currie Curtis Dukes Most School Spirit Anthony Pruitt Zandra Wolfgram Best Personality Most Talented Most Attractive Prettiest Hair Tracic Barker Mike Howard Prettiest Eyes Lovell Custard Darlene Bush Best Smile Tracy Webster Joseph King Angela Winston Lovell Custard Cutest Dimples Harlan Wilson Debra Wallace Seniors 93 Best Dressed Julie Cowley Richard Williams Biggest Flirts Anthony Pruitt Vanessa Champion Cutest Couple Class Clowns Clarence Hawkins Kim Honey Best Athletes Shortest Girl Tallest Boy ♦ Natalie Stokes Tim Richardson Tallest Girl Shortest Boy Patty Dozier Robert Floyd Ka .zan Abdulkarccm Freddie Thomas Quiestest Girl Talkative Boy Darlene Bush Daryl Smith Best Built Male Female Keith McKinney Lynnette Hollins Scniors 95 resenting Senior ClflsS Razzan Abdulkarccm Emerson Appleby Rhonda Bell Brian Booker Aaron Brooks Magdi Abujudom Derrick Archibald Chevelle Berry Terrell Bradley Ernest Brooks Ezequiel Alvarez Sheryl Arnold Julie Black Dennis Briggs Steven Brooks Brandilyn Amie Donna Ayers Nancy Blanchard Lisa Briggs Tangala Brown Vanessa Aniton Tracie Barker Alphonso Boggan Kimberly Brock Suzzette Bruhn Scniors 97 Michael Bush James Carstarphen Chris Claypoole Perry Cain Kimberly Carswell Tracy Coats Cheryl Bucttner Yvonne Burtin Howard Campbell Theresa Castle James Coleman Carlotta Burke Rochelle Burton Kimberley Canty Vanessa Champion Clinton Collins Andrea Burns Darlene Bush Erika Carpenter Michael Childress Myra Collins 98 Scniors Alfred Conway Julie Cowley Lovell Custard Talcenc Denny Joel Dodrill Robin Cook Dcniccc Cox James D’Aurclio Judy Dcrrickson Gwandolyn Douglas Carolyn Copeland Lisa Crawford Kelly Davitt Deanine Dillard Patti Dozier Lori Corlett Henry Currie Theresa Deans Enrrico Dimatteo Thomas Duda Kimberly Cowan Shcritha Currie George Dclury Luisa DiTeodoro Curtis Duke Seniors 99 Anthony Ferguson Robert Floyd Dan Franklin Cheryl Ferrell Barbara Fox Monique Frazier Jesse Dukes Shelly Esmurria Arthur Fessler Colleen Fox Mary Freeman Robert Durham Ruby Fanning Philip Festa Tammy Engle Sherri Fcllcnstein Lclia Floyd 100 Scniors Stacie Frieson Adriannc Garrett Memory Gay Justine Fuller Carolyn Garrett Kimberly Gishnock James Gant Alisa Gay Renee Grabski Gregory Green Laura Guthrie Richard Grace William Grega Timothy Hamilton Brian Gray Damian Gulasey Iroland Hampton Seniors 101 Jimmie Hampton James Herron Kimberly Honey James Howard Steven Humphrey Tassie Hampton Kimberly Herron Robert Hopkins Michael Howard Sandra Hyvarinen Dawn Hatcher Kelly Hobart Mark Houchins John Hueter James Javorek Clarence Hawkins Noelle Hodge Jimmy Houston Kenneth Huey Dorothea Jcmison Bctzaida Hernandez Lynnette Hollins Cornelius Howard Yulandra Hughlcy Lorraine Jocright 102 Seniors Darrell Johnson Bridgette Jones Dennis Kamps Larry Kitko Linda Land Daryl Johnson Clarence Jones Colleen Keane Joseph King Angela Larkins Felicia Johnson Jackie Jones Thomas Kelly Lisa Kolb Rhonda Laux Stacy Johnson Shelly Jones Chcric Kendall John Korpusik Valerie Lawrence Tamara Johnson Ronald Kalcma Melanie Kilbourne Kathleen Kozlak Julie Lawson Seniors 103 VJJ---. . - , - _ . r'j.v;. y 1 _k x' . • .y- -v V u. r� '5 a;n l f f i 9 ,v .. ■' 1 « • . • - fc- JLfc.« v 'iZl% ■ £'? . • -5 ,.•. . v' •' 1 fs,tJi'r 4' ifi-P . --N J ' '£. ; y, !■ ■ ;,. '. ; 'i }' ■ '• . .V • 5- '£ . •• 4 :?uy :♦ - vtL « L ' S ' .■ .� _ ;T2?23 :V : : v� E5 'A '� M - • 104 105 Brian Loftus Brian Maddox Chrystelle Mason Lisa Long Jennifer Maddox Renee Massey Michael Leftwich Zimberlist Lewis Deborah Longs Nisa Maddox Kevin Mazur Eric Lewis David Liggins Robin Loury Doris Mapson Kevin McCarthy Kenneth Lewis Milton Lilly Rosalind Lyons Angela Martin John McComb 106 Scniors Helainc McGinnis Kurt Meng Rual Moncrieffc Kawanaa Morion James Pallotta Sherie McGuthry Chawn Mercer Dennis Moore Elise Newsome Dominic Palmentera Tammy McMullin Amelia Miller Katrina Moore Traci Norris Enrichetta Paolella Angela McMullen Demetrius Miller Rosalind Moore Sandy Ortiz Vanessa Parks Dawn Menckc Latrice Mitchell Geraldo Morales Janice Owens Stacy Pejeau Seniors 107 Duane Perry Aaron Phillips Susan Potting Rita Person Terence Philpotts Anthony Pruitt Gloria Phifer Fontella Pierce Ralph Quarando Emmanuel Reid Amy Richardson Melvin Ramsey Terri Reynolds Felicia Richardson Martin Reese Dorey Rice Marisel Rivera 108 Scniors Bcrnadinc Salter Shari Sells Christine Simpson Andre Saunders James Shelburne Michael Simpson Curtis Robinson Darren Roper Lisa Saunders Gregory Shields Marc Slaughter Kenneth Robinson Gwendolyn Russell Michael Schmitt Selena Robinson Mary Russell Michael Scigliano Seniors 109 Eric Sledge Tabatha Spates Riad Tantash Pat Thompson Steve Vitantonio Jeff Slencsak Natalie Stokes Shirley Taylor Adrianne Tillman Michele Wagner Alisa Smcdley Collin Sullivan Archie Thomas James Tipton Debra Wallace Daryl Smith Jackie Sutton Donald Thomas Robert Townsend Monica W'allacc Joe Soussou Derrick Swoope Virginia Thomas Dawn Tretock W'inford Watkins 110 Scniors Denita Watson Yvette West Michelle Williams Harlan Wilson Lolita Wilson Carmen Watts Yvette White Richard Williams James Wilson Roger Winfrey William Weatherspoon Anita Weaver LaShon Wilkerson Darren Wilkes Stephanie Williams Thco Williams Jessica Wilson Angela Winston Tracey Webster Levettc Williams Zarita Williams Seniors 111 Zandra Wolfgram Brian Wright Joseph Yascnchack Gregory Saunders Barbara Wollerman Shirley Yancy Lawrence Young Michael Thompson Fredrick Woods Antauncttc Worthy Anthony Pruitt Kristine Zacharias 112 Scniors Tim Foster Renee Felder Karen Graham Michael Schneider Abujudom. Magdi; Life Saver Anderson. James: Library Aide Anilon, Vanessa; Studyhall Aide, Teacher Aide Archibald. Derrick; Football (JV) Ayers. Donna; Drill Team. President F.H.A., Teacher Aide. Geriatrics Co-op. Student Council. Yearbook Banks. Austin: Varsity Football. Track. Gym Leader. Homeroom Representative Barker. Tracic; Teacher Aide, Attendance Office Bell. Rhonda; Drill Team Blanchard. Nancy; Teacher Aide, Yearbook Booker. Brian; Interpreter Sports F.ditor (11th grade). Yearbook. Varsity Football. Senior Class Officer Breon, Dan; Drama. P.A.. O.NV.E. Brock. Kim; Volleyball, Teacher Aide Brooks, Aaron; Gym Aide. Office Aide. Teacher Aide. Brooks. Steven; Varsity Football. Gym Leader Bush. Darlene; Booster Club Burton. Rochelle: Lawycrctic. Drama. Teacher Aide Burke. Carlotta; Softball, Volleyball. Lawycrctte, Senior Class Treasurer, Basketball team manager. Gym Leader, Teacher Aide. N.H.S., Math Honorary, Science Honorary. Drama Campbell. Howard. Drama. Stage Crew. Track. N.H.S. Cain. Perry; Gym Leader. Teacher Aide Carpenter. Erika; Yearbook, Boosters. Interpreter Staff, Office Aide, Teacher Aide Carstarphen. James: Track Captain, Gym Leader. Student Council, Teacher Aide. Student Council, Interpreter Staff Champion. Vanessa; Homeroom Representative Collins. Clinton; Choir, Drill Team. Yearbook. Drama, Teacher Aide Cook. Robin; Teacher Aide Copeland. Carolyn; Teacher Aide Crawley. Quanetta. Drill Team, C.O.E. Senior Currie, Henry: Key Club, Server's Club. Teacher Aide Currie, Sheritha; Volleyball Team. Basketball Team. Badmiton. Math Honorary. Gym Leader, Choir, Senior Class President, Teacher Aide Custard. Lovell; Track. Life Guard. Wrestling. Science Honorary Denny, Talecnc: Student Council Dcrrickson, Judy; Teacher Aide Deyampert, Jujuan; Volleyball, Softball. Gym Leaders. Basketball. Teacher Aide Douglas Gwandolyn; Teacher Aide Dozier. Patti; Choir. Teacher Aide. Booster Club Drahos. Jimi: Band Engle. Tammy; Teacher Aide, Office Aide Esmurria. Shelly; Library Aide. C.O.E.. Interpreter Staff Fanning. Ruby; Booster. Library Aide, Student Council. Mgr. Football Team, Mgr. Track Team. Interpreter Staff, Yearbook, Senior Class Vice-President Ferguson. Anthony; Varsity Football. Volleyball. Gym Leader. Key Club. Server’s Club. Student Council Rep. Fesslcr, Arthur; H R. Rep., JV Football. Varsity Football. Gym Leader Foster. Tim: Life Guard. Gym Leader Frazier. Monique; Mascot. Library Aide, C.O.E. President, Student Council. Teacher Aide Freeman. Mary; Teacher Aide. Guidance Office Aide. C.O.E. Floyd. Robert; Yearbook, Teacher Aide Fricson. Stacie; Server's Club Garrett. Carolyn; Student Council. Server’s Club Gishnock, Kimberyl; Choir. Key Club. Teacher Aide Grabski, Renee: Yearbook. Interpreter. Office Aide. Teacher Aide. Drama Green. Gregory; Varsity Football. Varsity Basketball. S.C. Grega. Bill; Bowling. Teacher Aide, Cross Cultural Club Hamilton. Tim; J.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball Hampton. Jimmie; Track. Student Council. J.V. Basketball. Varsity Basketball, Wrestling Hatcher. Dawn: Drill Team Hobart. Kelley; Stage Crew, Teacher Aide Interpreter. Collection Staff Hodge. Noelle; Varsity Cheerleader, Teacher Aide, Drama Hollins. Lynnette; Booster. Office Aide Honey. Kimberly: Server’s Club Cheerleader. H.R. Rcd, Choir Hopkins. Robert; Key Club. Library Aide. Volleyball Hauchins, Mark; Gym leader Houston. Jimmy; Varsity B-ball Howard, Cornelius; JV Basketball Howard. Cornelius; JV Basketball Howard, Michael; Volleyball Humphrey. Stephen; Math Hon.. Volleyball Hyvarinen. Sandy; Teacher Aide. Student Council. Science Hon, Math Hon., Language Hon., N.H.S. Javorck, James; Security Aide Johnson. Daryl; Wrestling. Football Varsity Johnson. Felicia: Drama, C.O.E. Johnson, Reginald; Wrestling Jorcs, Bridgette; Student Council. Teacher Aide. Jones. Jacqueline; Booster, Key Club, Track Team Jones, Shelly; Attendance Aide. Keane. Colleen; Volleyball. Softball. Aide Kendall. Chcrie: Server's Club. C.O.E.. Teacher Aide Kilbourne. Melanie: Band King. Joseph; Student Council Rep. Teacher Aide. Gym Leader. Varsity Football Korpusik, John: Bowling. Basketball Mgr. Larkins. Angela: Drill Team Lewis, Carlcton; Football (JV), Basketball 14 Leach, Fred; Gym Leader. Track, Life Guard Volleyball. Badmitton Leftwich, Michael: Varsity Football. Yearbook, Photographer Liggins, David: Interpreter staff. Track. Photographer Loury, Robin: FHA Maddox. Jennifer; Collection Staff. Yearbook. Teacher Aide, Interpreter Staff Maddox. Nisa; Basketball. Teacher Aide Mapson, Doris; FHA Martin. Angela; Yearbook Marson. Chrystelle: Student Council. Yearbook Massey, Renee; Interpreter Staff. Collection Staff Mazur. Kevin: Football, Gym Leader, Teacher Aide, Key Club. Student Council Mcnckc, Dawn; Choir, Drama. Student Council Lawycrette. Teacher Aide. Homecoming Queen 1st Runner-up Meng, Kurt; Football, Basketball, Wrestling Mercer, Chawn; Football, Swimming Miller. Amelia; Key Club, Server's Club, Library Aide Moore. Dennis; Gym Leader Moore, Katrina; Teacher Aide. Office Aide. Lawyerettes Moore, Rosalind; Drill Team, Teacher Aide, C.O.E. Morales. Jerry; Student Council Rep. Morrison, David; Gym Leader, Security Aide Morton, Kawanaa, Drama. Yearbook. Choir Teacher Aide McGinnis, Hclainc; Softball. Office Aide. Drill Team, Teacher Aide McKinney. Keith; Football Team McMullen. Angela; Lawycrette Captain, Yearbook Staff Newsome, F.lisc; Interpreter Staff Owens. Janice; Volleyball, Badmitton Palmcntcra, Dominic; Gym Leader, Racquclball. Swimming. Drama Activities Perry. Duane; Drama. P.A. Staff Pierce. Fontclla; Lawycrette, C.O.E. Potting. Sue; Gym Leader Pruitt. Anthony; Football Team, Track Student Council President Rice. Dorey; Teacher Aide. Stage Crew Drama. Interpreter Staff Richardson, Amy; Math Hon., Science Hon, NHS. Spanish Hon. Varsity Cheerleader Co-Captain. Academic A.C.T.I.O.N.S., Yearbook Co-Editor, Collection Staff Rivera. Marisel; Teacher Aide, Alumni Aide Robinson, Curtis; Football Team, Gym Leader Robinson, Kenneth; Football. Track, Basketball Russell, Gwendolyn; Band Saunders. Andre; Teacher Aide, Office Aide, Saunders, Lisa; Teacher Aide, Server's Club Schmitt, Michael; Teacher Aide Schneider, Michael; Teacher Aide Scigliano, Mike; Gym Leader, Alumni Aide Shcilds. Gregory; Basketball (JV). Football (JV), Track Sledge. Eric; Football Simko. Cheryl; Teacher Aide Simpson. Christine; Key Club, Office Aide Smcdlcy, Alisa; Interpreter Editor, Vanguard Copy Editor Spates, Tabatha; Teacher Aide Stokes, Natalie; Drill Team Captain. Science Hon. Cross Culture Club. Math Hon. Yearbook, Interpreter, Academic A.C.T.I.O.N.S., Senior Class Executive Board Sullivan. Collin; Wrestling. Varsity Football, Track, Volleyball. Student Council, Gym Leader Sutton, Jacqueline; Basketball. Softball. Gym Leader. Volleyball, Student Council. Band. Teacher Aide Tantash. Riad: Peer Group Committee, Student Council. H.R. Rep. Tate. Roger; Football Team Tipton. James; Basketball (JV) Thomas, Donald: Volleyball, Stage Crew Thompson, Patrick; Volleyball, Stage Crew, Collection Staff Tillman, Adrianne, Drama, Varsity Cheerleader, Student Council, Choir, Collection Townsend, Robert; Gym Leader, Drill Team, Wallace. Debra; Gym Leader, Office Aide. Drill Team. Choir, Key Club Wallace. Monica; Gym Leader. Teacher Aide. Basketball Watkins. Winford; Student Council. Football Team Watts, Carmen; Student Council. Library Aide. Yearbook, Teacher Aide Weaver, Anita; Gym Leader, Teacher Aide. Basketball. Library Aide. Cross Culture Club Webster. Tracy; Cross Culture Club. Drill Team, Yearbook West, Yvette; Choir. Office Aide Wilson, Harlan; Student Council, Gym Aide. Drill Team, Yearbook, Track. Volleyball White, Yvette; Lawyerettes Williams. Richard; Bowling Williams. Jocelyn; Booster Club Williams, Lcvcllc: Gym Leader, C.O.E. Williams. Michelle; Track. Yearbook. Drill Team Williams. Thcoplic, Football Team. Wrestling. Track, Bowling Williams. Zarita; Yearbook Editor. Drill Team, Student Council Rep.. Basket Slat.. Teacher Aide. Volleyball Mgr. Wimberly, Harold; Varsity B-Ball, Peer Group Winston, Angela; Lawyerettes Wolfgram. Zandra; Drill Team, S.C.. Debate Club. Science Hon., NHS, President, Cheerleader Captain. Yearbook Staff, Softball Stat., Server's Club President. Cross Culture Club Woods. Fredrick; Drama, Gym Leader Yenyo, Philip; Orchestra Zacharias. Kristine; Basketball. Volleyball: Gym Leader. Band A MESSAGE TO THE SENIOR CLASS Wc arc the future and our road has been paved by the teachers, principals, and counselors of John Marshall. They have supplied us with the necessary qualities to become prosperous men and women. They have stressed the importance of character, responsibility, self-discipline. and higher education. With these tools on our side, only the sky is our limit. We. the seniors of 1984. are striving to be the best we possibly can. No one can prevent us from reaching our highest aspirations. We strive to use our intelligence ... for intelligence procures knowledge, knowledge perpetuates wisdom, and wisdom precipitates understanding. It has been my pleasure to serve as your Senior Class President. You have made this a year 1 will always remember. I applaud you. the graduating seniors of 1984. for upholding the qualities and standards of John Marshall students. Sheritha A. Currie Senior Class President ADS and PATRONS ineteen eighty-four 117 Schreibman Jewelers 16848 Lorain Avenue Cleveland. Ohio, 44111 Kay’s Floral Shoppe ==N 17902 Lorain Avenue Fairview, Ohio i Johnson. Quanctta Crawley, Vanessa Champion. Mcllic Grier, Luisa DiTcodoro, Terri Reynolds Second Row: Barbara Fox. Tracic Barker. Lisa Saunders, Robin Cook. Cherie Kendall. Renee Grabski. Julie Lawson. Chris Simpson. Mary Freeman. Enrichctta Paolclla 118 Advertising First Row: Darren Roper. Winifred Wilkins. Debra Wallace. Derrick Swoopc. Amelia Miller. Jessica Wilson. Dorian Thomas. Mrs. Helm Second Row Christine Simpson. Bill Grega. Dawn Trctock. Lisa Kolb. Anita Weaver. Angela McMullen. Carmen Watts. Lori Corlctt. Michele Wagner. Lashon Wilkerson Third Row; Dan Breon. John Korpusik. Michael Childress. Linda Laud. Harold Wimberly. Natalie Stokes. Jim Javorek. Jim Palolla. Gcraldo Morales Fourth Row: Freddie Thomas. Eric Sledge. James Tipton. Archie Thomas. Roger Tate W. First Row : Mark Houchins. Alonda Felder. Fontella Pierce. Kawanaa Morton. Yvonne Foster. Rosalind Moore. Jocelyn Williams. Yvette West. Zandra Wolfgram Second Row: James Anderson. David Liggins. Michael Lcftwich. Tracy Webster. Fred Woods. Mary Russell. Sheldon Willis Third Row: David Morrison. Harlan Wilson. Terrence Philpot. Victor Pryor. Eric Lewis. Collin Sullivan.Steve V'iiantonio. Michael Sciglianio. Michael Schmitt. James Houston Advertising 119 First Row Nancy Blanchard. Robin Cook. Michael Bush, James Carstarphen Second Row: Derrick Archibald, Jackie Sutton, delaine McGinnis. Yvonne Buritn. Vanessa Champion. Justine Fuller. Darlene Bush. Magdi Abujudom Third Row: Tracic Barker. Austin Banks, Erika Carpenter. Razzan AbdulKarccm, Kathy Schneider. Kim Brock. Rochelle Burton. Erick Chandler Fourth Row: Kahlil Ausbrook. Tom Duda. Alphonso Boggan. Edward Daily. Steven Brooks. Perry Cain. Brian Booker. Emerson Appleby. Brian Maddox. Dennis Briggs. Tangcla Brown Lzequicl Alvarez I irst Row. Renee Grabski. Julie Black. Memory Gay. Barbra l ox. Sherri I cilcnstcin, Jeff Slcnsak, Art Fcssler. Cheryl Ferren. Richard Grace. Paula I ra icr. Colleen Fox Second Row: Lisa Crawford. Francinc Daily, Lclia I loyd. Daryl Johnson, Scott Dore. Shelly Fsmurria. Mary Freeman. Alfred Conway, Stephen Humphrey, Sheritha Currie Third Row: Clinton M Collins. Angela Larkins. Quanctla Crawley. Henry Currie. Tim Foster. I.ovellc Custard. Laura Guthrie, Darren Johnson Not Pictured: Colleen Craker. Robert Floyd 4 0 6 120 Advertising ' Thanks to the J.M.H. P.T.A. The 83-84 P.T.A. deserves a big round of applause for the great effort they put forth during their 83-84 school year. The John Marshall P.T.A. was involved in various school activities. Such activities included working the concession stand at the basketball games, the promotion of the new mascot “Ima Lawyer. and putting on a haunted house at the Variety Theatre. The P.T.A. also sponsors a scholarship program for Marshall students. In order to qualify for a scholarship one must be active in various school activities, possess leadership qualities, and be a good academic student. The 83-84 officers were President Elizabeth Mitchell, Vice-President Kathy lluetcr. Treasurer James Carter. Secretary, Beverly Cox. Way and Means Comm. Cindy Smith, and William Thompson. Hospitality Comm. Sue Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson Mr. and Mrs. James Carter Mrs. Kathy lluetcr Mrs. E. Mitchell and Mrs. B. Cooley Beverly Cox Advertising 121 MARSHALL-GRAMS To Tracy — Keep sweet always, love Mrs. Tisinger. Good Luck Tracy Webster — Shana J. To Brian — May life bring you much happiness and success Good luck class of ”84 Especially the fantastic four! Tracy Webster, Anita Weaver, Natalie Stokes. Stacy Johnson — Mom Dad To Zandra Wolfgram with love, from Mother: May the smile you give keep beaming. May the heartfelt warmth you give keep streaming. May the joys and excitement keep flowing. May your future of learning continue growing. May the memories of your youth that's nearly past Be a comfort when reflecting while on life’s unwinding path. To B.C. Booker — A very special person in my life, whom I wish much success and happiness. All my love, Rcginiquc. P.S. You’re SO sensitive! (Smile) Best Wishes Nat, Nila, Stacy — Tracy Congratulations Chrys, Love Grandmother and Grandpapa “Good Luck Chrissy-Poo. from Bebe. Roy, and Angie To Zandra Success is ENJOYING YOURSELF while attaining goals. Denise Congratulations Tracy Webster Ligons Good Work Chrys — The Stewart Family Good Luck Natalie — love. Grandma Pa Congratulations Natalie S. — Mom Dad Yaa! You finally made it, Nat — Nathan Congratulations Nita, Tracy, Stacy — Nat Tricia Ramsey — Aunt Jenny loves you!! Congrats Sweet Pea, from Nancy Jenny 122 Advcrtising To: Rce-Dcc (Zarita Williams) Congratulations, Bon Voyage, Ariva Derche, Au Revoir. Bonsoir, Farewell, Shalom Chaverim! Glad You're out of my hair! (smile’) God Bless You. Your sis Ncc-Ncc (Arnctha Wms) P S. Mow soon arc you moving out of the House? To Zandra: My foxy babe and lady, I love you. Michael Mr. Barker: Congratulations Anita Weaver Mrs. Weaver: I am very proud of you. Mom. L. Wiggins — Good Luck. Grandaddy Anita Weaver We Made It Guys (Tray, Nat. and Stacy) Colina Walker May you always strive for the best. From your Grandmother Mrs. Mason: God Bless you, Anita John Dean — Make all your dreams come true Anita James Johnson Sr. — Best Wishes to You Anita To Amy Richardson: I hope you realize that having me for a friend made life easier for you. Love. Zarita To Zandra Wolfgram: Z is for the ZEST you have for life; A is for the AGGRESSIVENESS that will take you far in life; N is for being NICE; D is for the DETERMINATION you possess; R is for being RIGHT there when I needed a friend; A, I hope you ACHIEVE all of your goals in your life. Love, Zarita To Chrystellc Mason: I hope time will reveal nothing but happiness for you. Love, Zarita To: Nat. Nita. Tra, and Sta — The four of you have shown others the true meaning of friendship. I hope the four of you enjoy the best out of life. Love. Zarita To Alisa Smcdley: You have given me a great deal of inspiration when I needed it the most. Stay as you are. Love Zarita To Michelle Wagner — Stay sweet, nice and lovable. Don't let certain things in life get you dow n (like Mr. Mi-letti). Love Zarita To the Vanguard Staff: I appreciate all that you have done in order to make this yearbook a success. Love. Zarita To the Vanguard Editors: It was fun working with you. 1 hope all of you achieve your goals for the future. Stay Sweet. Love, Zarita To Joe King May you enjoy and get everything you want out of life. Love, Zarita To Laura Guthrie: I have enjoyed a friend that couldn't spell, that was clumsy, and inferior to me. Love, Zarita To Brian Booker: I hope that some day you will have your OWN DESK to sit at. Love Zarita To Miss Baran, Mr. Kubach. and Dr. Locke: Thanks for caring and being there. Love Zarita Cheerleaders: I Love You! Your Captain — jr to our PATRONS Sarah Abbott Miss Gresham Shannon Rcigh Razzan Abdulkarccm Miss Thcressia Gresham Mrs. Cora Reynolds Derrick Archibald Garland Hamilton Rhonda Reynolds Diane Baily Mary Hamilton Mrs. F.. Rhodes Joe Barren Marlene Hampton Greggory V. Riggs 1 KB Baskett Bertha Harris April Robinson John Paul Billingsly Jessie Harris Selena Robinson Laurel Black Patricia Harris Mary Rollins George Blackwell Teresa Hawkins Elizabeth Rose Bill Blanchard Ms. Nora M.Henderson Elayne D. Sanders Liz Blanchard Mr. Edward Hick Andre Saunders Lori Blanchard Robert Holloway Mary Schlatcr Nancy Blanchard James E. Howe Lydia Scott Mr. Bowen Sharon Huston Mrs. Ruth Scott Mr. Boyd Dway ne Jackson Tom Sellers Jr. Denoris Brown James and Debora Earncstinc Skiffer Elijah Brown Roxanne James Jimmy Skiffer Mrs. Brown Mr. and Mrs. David Jeter Peter Smith Kim Browning Charles Johnson Willie Lee Smith Carol Burten Silvia Johnson Carole Spellings Teresa Cairl Sim. Johnson Jr. Bill Spivey Julia Carlton Timothy Johnson Family Lorenzo Stevens Miss S. Carter Stcphcnic Johnston Peter Stevens JoAnn Cartwright Miss C. Jones Maria Stinnett Gloria Chapman Cassandra Jones Mr. Roderick Swift Alan Cleveland Dclorics Jones Lora Totely M.E. Coleman Rosiland Jones Debbie Thomas Mr. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Don Kelly Ida Thomas Erie Collins Scott Kelly Pamela Thomas Glenda Connaway Marge E. Langford Danclla Thorton Robin Cook Miss R. Langford Mrs. Barbara Tillings The Cowans Family Mrs. Clara W. Lee Mr. James Vann The Croom Family Rcoldcr Lenyard Valerie Vinyard Mrs. Lena Crouchcr Tony Levins Sr. Wonica Walters Mrs. Doris Crowder Thomas Lord William Warr Eric Currie Vcssic Malone Mr. James I). Washington Deaninc Dillard Mr. Ellic Mapson Jr. Paul Webster ' Sharon Dobson Rosalind Martin Tracy Webster Miss A. Downey Crissandra Masters Michelle White Mrs. L. Duckworth Elaine E McDowell The Wilkerson Family Mrs. Dyer Miss M McDowell Denny Wilkerson Mr. Earnest W. Edwards Mike and Deanna Donny Wilkerson Mr. John Filek Jessie Bel Minner Michael Williams Charles P. Fingston Jerry Montenaro Claron Wingo Joan Fitzgerald Faye L. Moore The Wood Family Pat Fitzgerald Mr. R Morton Shirley Yancy The Floyd Family Mrs. Mary E. Mumphrey Karen Lynn Zavoda John Fuller Mrs. Murphy Betty R. Gibbson Lisa Fuller Charlott Pagrabs Ann Luzicka Tincy Fuller Sonia Parker Peggy W itt Phyllis Gauldrcn Michcal Pcacher Don. Eva. Terri Lynn Zerby Sam Gauldrcn The Perkins Family John M. Baskett Mrs. Gholston Amy Phillips Felicia Beck Debi Gibcl Victor Pryor 124 Advcrtising Yalcciw Denny. Donna A cj| InkCoais I r.« ( oUins aOljLM - (row one) rerrcll Bradley. Kelly Davilt. Julie I awson. I.uist (row two) Adriannc Garrett, Monica Wallace. Philip Fcsta. C feobald. RaymondVacI Icmd Balti Do .utr. J Patrons Tracic Lyncllc Barker Mr. Dexter James Hammett Nancy C. Schrocdcr Walter Vines Seller Barker Vicky Stevenson Myra A. Jones Lillie Brown Irene Hancock Josephine Brown Vcrncll Barker Lovetta McPhail Mildred Tatum Richard Bai Edward Baltimore Hosic Tramblc Michael Gay Deborah Gay Alfonzo Voricc Webb Hazel Reaves Derrick Archibald Austin Banks Nini Creque Earl Creque James Mitchell '85 J. B. Mitchell Elizabeth Mitchell The P.T.A. (216) 252-6913 BROWN’S FLOWERS Bill Burns. Owner 4359 Rocky River Dr. Cleveland. OH 44135 The Greal thing in this World is not so much where we stand ... as in what direction we are moving BEST WISHES TO BRANDIE The Yearbook Staff and Sponser Ms. A. E. Norwood 405 H.R Advertising 125 We Operate Our Own Plant SATELLITE CLEANERS WILLIAM ANN ALLEN 14701-3 KINSMAN RO. PROPRIETORS 991-8595 --- — — CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '84 McDonald's ® 13830 Triskett Rd. Cleveland, Ohio McVojtoMz f][ L----- - J r? — PHONE: 491-8180 A � DISCOUNT OPTICAL CENTER LIC OPTICIAN 3427 LEE ROAD RICHARD HOWELL SHAKER HTS.. 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Cheric Kendall. Dawn Mcnckc. Alisa Gay Second row: Debbie Longs. Kim Gishnock. Nellie Ciricn. Joe King Third row: Brian Heaton. Damien Gulascy. Lorenzo Lewis. Reggie Johnson. Andre Sanders Fourth row: James Drahos. I.orainc Jocright. Lisa Saunders. John McComb. Ken Cintron. Lamonte McKinney. Cyrillc Stevenson. Kevin Mazur. Stacie Fricson Picture � 2: Howard Campbell. Kelley Hobart, Monique Frazier. John lluetcr. Sandy Hyvarinen 128 Advertising ounci I ;i ce- President E nr i chert a 'ruitt a On behalf of your 83-84 Student Council we would like to wish everyone happiness and success in all the years to come. We appreciate the effort everyone at John Marshall put forth to make this school year a success, (iood l uck and Best Wishes Class of 84! Advertising 129 MARSHALL-GRAMS To Carolyn: A lady who is special as you. Good luck in everything you do. You have such style and grace. Also that smile on your pretty face. I can't forget your great personality. All the times we had so happily. Deep down inside I know it’s true. Nobody will be as special as you. Love always, Jimmy To Joe King: Thanks for all of your help on and off the football field. Good luck and best wishes. Your friend forever. Jimmy 74 ToZarita: So what if me and you always argue about the yearbook; just remember I'm right and you're w rong!! But just think how you will leave behind your best friend to suffer next year! Your friend. Jimmy To The Book: To a good friend, and live guy on and off the football field. Remember after graduation. NO MORI: ZARITA!! Good luck from Jimmy 74 To Zarita: Without your hard work, dedication, and (im)paticncc, this yearbook would never have been. Love, Amy Congratulations to the yearbook Seniors, on a job well done. Carmen. Good luck to Carmen, Jennifer, and Bobby in the future, from Nancy Good Luck to the remaining football players, the class of 85, and the lovely Lawycrcttes. B.C. Booker Nikki: Thanks for helping to make my senior year the most enjoyable year of my high school career. Love Brian Zarita: Thanks for showing me how I don't want to be when I'm older. Booker. Nancy. Carmen. And Bobby: Thanks for making my high school year the greatest! from your idol, Jennifer Bobby: As we graduate. I only have one thing to say to you: VOTRE MERE!! Love, Dingi Nancy: Despite every thing you have ever done, you arc still a great person and friend. Thanks for all the rides!! Love, Jennifer 130 Ads Thank You Mr. Page and Howard Campbell Howard Campbell and Mr. Page hard at work. Row I Dale Bush. Eugene Tate. Debbie Canslcr, Brian Swindell. Walter Zwolsky Row 2: Ed McCauley, Nisa Maddox. Jeff Spa tola. I.eahCurry. Brian Maddox. LaMontc McKinney Row 3: Maurice Williams. Tom Kelly, Joe Mardis. Clement Hirosky. Tom Ryan. Melvin Ramsey. Mr. Jacobson Advisor Ms. Frances Baran. co-editors Zarita Williams and Amy Richardson, and the entire yearbook staff would like to extend their deepest thanks to Mr. John Page and senior Howard Campbell. On the brink of deadlines, they created outstanding artwork, including lma Lawyer and the “Wizard of Oz ’ logo, and decorated the yearbook with their talent. Their hard work is greatly appreciated by everyone. Advertising 131 I United Office Products Co. 310 lilmidr Avenue. NW Cleveland. OH 44113 Telephone 241-8126 BELLONE PRESIDENT “Congratulations to the class of ’84” from Mr. and Mrs. Bellone RISK To laugh is to risk appearing the fool. To weep is to risk appearing sentimental. To reach out for another is to risk involvement. To expose feelings is to risk exposing your true self. To place your ideas, your dreams before the crowd is to risk their loss. To love is to risk not being loved in return. To live is to risk dying. To hope is to risk despair. To try is to risk failure. But risks must be taken because the greatest hazard in life is to risk nothing. The person who risks nothing docs nothing, has nothing, is nothing. He may avoid suffering and sorrow, but he simply cannot learn, feel. grow, love ... live. Chained by his certitudes, he is a slave; he has forfeited freedom. Only a person who risks is free. V. 132 Advcrliscmcnl Row 1: Faculty Editor Jennifer Maddox, Co-F.ditor Zarita Williams, Ads. Editor James Mitchell. Co-Editor Amy Richardson. Activities Editor Zandra Wolfgram. Row 2: Faculty Editor Carmen Watts. Senior Editor Natalie Stokes, Sports Editor Archie Thomas. E d • I V t a 0 n V 8 • u a a I r d B 0 a r d Vanguard Madness By Arnetha Williams The Vanguard Times' leading story is about Co-Editors-in-Chicf, Amy Richardson and Zarita Williams. They had a serious dispute over w hether to take away head photographer Garfield Lawrence’s computer and ship it to Jamaica or let him have another day to develop the pictures. They decided to give Lawrence another chance due to the fact that he was showing signs of insanity at the mere thought of taking away his toy. Activities Editor Zandra Wolfgram nearly lost her job this year over uncontrollable urges to scream “Yeah, team. every time Editor Zarita Williams or James Mitchell (Advertisement Editor) came up with a good idea. Senior Editor Natalie Stokes almost got stepped on trying to get a story on senior basketball team members. Whenever Natalie tried to get close enough to ask questions. Coach Ron Alpine threatened to have her arrested for trespassing and cutting her elementary school classes. Sports Editors Archie Thomas and Marian Wilson were arrested for stealing sports candid shots from the Vanguard picture file. This plot was uncovered by Faculty Editors Jennifer Maddox and Carmen Watts. The two were found guilty as charged and have to serve a 103 years in the Behavior Modification Room. Cop Editor Alisa Smedley was sent loan insane asylum. It appears that Miss Smedlcy was confused about a stor that she was tNping for the Vanguard which was really a story for The Interpreter (of which Miss Smedley serves as editor). When confronted by Photo Editor Michelle Williams (who pointed out the mistake) Miss Smedley violently threw the typewriter against the wall. Photographer Michael Lcftwich was held hostage by an angry student who he had taken a picture of while the student was cutting class. Steps are being taken for his release. Advertising 133 One Last Look at JMH Seniors Congratulations John Blasc ak. a special 1984 graduate. In Memory of • • • Robert Cecil Motley This yearbook is dedicated to two members of our class who passed away in 1983. These students will be missed by all who knew and loved them. Robert Motley January 8. 1966 June 7, 1983 Robert was a quiet but friendly young man. n honor roll student, he was active in Junior chicvcmcnt and his church and school choirs. Brianetta Weems Brianetta Weems July 21,1966 - July 6. 1983 Brianetta was a bright, intelligent, and eager young lady. Although she was afflicted, she had a pleasant personality and was always willing to assist. Sometimes a flower starts to bud In the beautiful garden of life. A flower so sweet and fragrant Untouched by envy and strife. Then God decides to take that rose, lie sends an angel down. And plucks the flower for Mis garden Where happiness knows no bound. 136 Dedication 9