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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1986 volume:

Vanguard 1986 John Marshall High School 3952 West 140 Street Cleveland, Ohio 44111 TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty 5 Activities 17 Sports 61 Seniors 89 Ads and Patrons 129 ALMA MATER Oh, Marshall High Forever Our Alma Mater Dear We crown thee Fairest High School Thy name we love to hear Forever we will love thcc With hearts so true and strong Oh, Marshall High The BEST SCHOOL' We praise thee in song. CLASS WORD: CONQUER CLASS MOTTO: THERE’S NO STOPPING US NOW CLASS SONG: THAT’S WHAT FRIENDS ARE FOR CLASS COLORS RED AND WHITE SENIOR HOMEROOM TEACHERS Mr. Dare Mrs. Hall Mr. Hanchuk Mr. Henderson Mrs. Laux Mr. MacMillan Ms. Norwood Ms. Powell Mr. Raincv Mrs. Samuels Mrs. Saulters Mrs. Utley Mr. Valenzisi We dedicate this edition of the VANGUARD to senior class advisors Mrs. Bellone and Mr. Oswald in appreciation for their hard work dedicated to the Class of '86. 2 Themc AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS Administration As you reflect upon your high school academic experiences, the faculty and the administration hope that you will recall efforts to assist you in developing skills that will make you competitive in the job market and successful in post high school education. Wc also hope that you have taken the time and interest to participate in a full high school experience by selecting courses and extracurricular involvements which have developed your special talents and broadened your social experiences. We wish you well as you join the ranks of many distinguished John Marshall Alumnae who have enjoyed economic prosperity and won recognition for their contributions to the community. BEST WISHES TO THE JOHN MARSHALL CLASS OF 1986. Mr. William S. Tomko Mr. Prince Winfrey Mrs. Blanche Cooley 6 Faculty Jot Smith Faculty 7 Math Kenneth Kubach Victor Hanchuk Robert Henderson Florence Laux 8 I;aculty Ralph Pfiri£stcn Audrev-Soiux Pompey Vera VC'ilton Science Ed Hohert Michel ine Jackson Gregory Valenrisi August Caliguire George Kkpacz Roberta Leach RiclunJ Milcti Paul Oswald Foreign Languages Faculty 9 Fine Arts John Page Truman fields Industrial Arts Edward Haller John Jacobson Arthur Johnson A1 Rcinkc Business Richard Discipio Adi Norwood Mirielle Salt, k Marlene Samuels Margaret Saultcis Physical Education Lir.di Beebe William Bcashwiiz Media Center Maurita Prcnder avt ■ John Tayloe Ruth Coburn Blanche Irby Home Economics Dotothjr Wmovich Katie Smith Anne Bellore Alice Utley Elizabeth Weaver Think and Communication Skills Miriam Burtler Richard Emery Elizabeth Roger Jamei Moilejr Rit hard Nielson Laurali Novak Gayle Samko Jon Theobald Special Education Faculty 13 Roti Alpine Mary Fagan — Custodian Pauline Keublcr — School Nurse Doris Mancuso — Upward Reach Program Robert Vinyard — In-House Suspension Lily Donovan Ernest Evans Charlie Reed Clerical Staff Gertrude Cole Joan Donahue Janet Griffin Marilyn Moore Security Betsy Gibbons Dorothy Sucm 14 Faculty Last Look at Teachers Student Council l Inder the advisory of Mr. Kenneth Latkovic. Student Council once again successfully organized activities lor the 1985-86 school year. Student Council, along with Senior Class, sponsored the popular and well-attended homecoming dance. In addition to sponsoring annual activities such as the canned food drive and the United Way fund raising. Student Council organized the Christmas Door Decorating. Christmas Dance. Candy Grams (along w:th Big Buddy Little Buddy, and Spirit Week which included Button Day. Miami Vice Day. Dress-up Day. Tacky Day. and Red and White Da). Student Council Officers for the 1985-86 were President Marwan Tantash. Vice-President Michael Garrett. Secretary Felisa Eafford. Treasurer I.isa Young, and Parliamentarian Winston Bell. President Marwan Tint ash V ice-Prrv dent Michael Garrett Executive Board Tonya Todd. Elvira Paolella. Allen Molt . Rebecca Watson. Millie Mojica. Greg Hampton. Helen Ruiz, and Kimberly Kennedy. Not shown. Denita Brooks. Sheldon Little, Melissa Lcggon. Tameka Taylor, and Byron Arnold. 18 Activities Secretary Feiisa Eafford Treasurer Lisa Young Parliamentarian Winston Bell Senior Homeroom Representatives Kow I: Tabatlia Stevens, Datryljoily. Stephana Shir.c. Row 2: Danette Kirkman.Taretn Blakely, Quentin Scott. Pamela Chambers. Millie Mojica. Not shown Demrtris Douglas. Kelly Abernathy. Betsy Garay. Sebnna Hairston. Kelly Lyons. Activities 9 Junior Homeroom Representatives Antique Woods. Lisa WUlingham. Carmen Caldwell. Helen Ru. . Nicole Rainey. Davetta Gler.n. Lametria hies, Kitt Draper. Angeli Wilson. Trac Darden. Darlene Spent rr. Lamarr Blalock. Brer.da Bates. Michael Monroe Not shown: Targela Powell Sophomore Homeroom Representatives 20 Aaivitics Hakeem Thornton. Sharae Lesure. Bynetta Coleman. Trliiia Bates. Ronald Williams, Kim Mullctt. Tanya Bell. Debbie Dippcl. Angela Kelly, Stacey Smith. Sharon Sanders Majorie Powell. Christine Rice. Charlotte Flynn. Uvelle Glenn. Gary Walling. Not shown: Tracy Langhom. Stanley Tucker. Ineesha Hill. Academic A.C.T.I.O.N.S. The Academic A.C.T.I.O.N.S. Team consists of thirteen members under the instruction of their new advisor. Mr. Robert Vinyard. The tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade teams, each consisting of three members and an alternate, compete against area schools in a test of academic excellence in the areas of current events, history. math, Iinglish, and the sciences. Tiie winners of the district competition advance to the city championship held in the spring. Newsletter Committee The Newsletter Committee consisted of five enthusiastic and dedicated young ladies under the direction of Ms. Maurita Prendergast. The committee prepares a monthly newsletter for the seniors and their parents to keep them informed of the latest news and events. Senior class officer. Janice Markoff, was in charge of the committee. Bianca Jones and Pam Kriso were the editorial assistants. Activities 21 FOREIGN LANGUAGE HONORARIES Row 1 Angel Haves. Winston Bell. Tameka Taylor Row 2: Darron Shoulder'., Brian McIntyre.Janice Markoff, Knym Wyckoff. Daniel Dylag, Demetrius Williams. Yvonne Wyche. Patricia Riley. Keith Williams. Not shown. Kim Kenned). Michelle Davis. Trma Campbell. Dan I.osteir.er.Cyntho Wolfe, Uur Hunter. Dorothy Keller. Chery! Shoe. Row 1 Charles Moeen. Row 2. Lisa Young, Feliva Faiffonl. Betsy Garay. Bianca Jones. Glenda Fong. Constance Mr Neil. Vonnettc Thornton. Travis Evans. Michael Garrett. Not shown Susan Jones. Shalice Smedley. Row l: Dawn Johnson. Michelle Grant. Michelle Johnson, Kim Young, Row 2: Michelle Watkins. Trina Walton. Fred Rahanmg Now shown: Dean Jenkins. Activities 23 Science Honorary The Science Honorary is an organization that consists of eleven members who have demonstrated exceptional ability in the sciences. In order to become a member, a student must be recommended by a teacher. This year's group will be sponsoring a science fair for the 1985-1986 school year. The projects will be displayed in the media center. Mrs. Michcline Jackson is the group's advisor. The Officers for the 1985-1986 Science Honorary arc; President .. . Michael Garrett Vice President ... Keith Williams Secretary ... Glenda Fong Treasurer .. Felisa Eafford ROW 1; Winston Bell. Glenda Fon , FdKa Eafford. Michael Garrett. Lisa Young. Barry Fong ROW 2: Mrs. Jackson. Barry Fong. Byron Arr.old. Jar.icc Markoff. Marwan Tantasii. Kimberly Kennedy. Keith Williams 24 Activities Math Honorary Tilt: Math Honorary is an organization that consists of fifteen members who possess exceptional mathematical ability. To become a member, a student must be recommended by a teacher. This year, the group assisted the National Honor Society with tutoring in math for the 1985 1966 school year. Mr. Kenneth Ku-bach is the group's advisor. The officers for the 1985-19S6 Math Honorary are; President ... Michael Garrett First Vice-President ... Keith Williams Second Vice-President ... Darron Shoulders Row i _ Winston Bell. Glenda Fong. Loiiu Pendleton, Frlisa Lafford. Michael Garrett, Lisa Young. ROW 2—Mr. Kubach. Gerald Green. Janice Markoff.Tanya Martin. Constance Me Ned, Kimberly Kennedy. Darron Shoulders. Keith Williams, Allen Holt Not shown Demetrius •Hums Accivities 25 Vv National Honor Society Tlit National Honor Society (N. H. S.) is an organized group of students whose members have tlit ability :o strive for excellence. To be inducted into the N. H. S. students must maintain a grade point average. This year the 19S5-86John Marshall N. H. S. consisted of eleven members under the instruction of Miss Roberta Leach. Members of the society have high standards in leadership, scholarship, character, and service. The officers of the National Honor Society for the year 1985-86 are: President ... Michael Garrett Vice-President ... Vonnette Thornton Secretary ... Monica Cowans Treasurer ... Tanya Martin Row 1 I.isa Young. Vonnette Thornton. Glenda Fong. Patricia Riley, Tarrwka Taylor. Miss I-each, Advisor Row 2 Tanya Martin. Rebecca Watson. Marwan Tantash, Monica Cowans, Michael Garrett. Janice Markoff 26 Activities Career Club This year at John Marshal! there was a new club established. This r.ew club is the Career Club which is sponsored by Ms. Maurita Prcndcrgast, Mrs. Blanche Irby, and Ms. Dorothy Winovich. The Jennings Foundation presented John Marshall with a grant which supplied the school with a career computer, art supplies for bulletin boards, and money for field trips, books and magazines concerning various careers. The first major activity was the career contest. The contest was held the second and third weeks in January. The object was to match the teacher with the job he she had outside of the teaching field. About thirty-eight teachers participated. Students were able to pick up applications in homeroom. The winner would be the student with the greatest number correct in matching. There were 1st. 2nd. and 3rd place prizes. The contest was organized by the contest committee of the career club and was developed to get students to recognize that most people hold more than one job in their life. The communications and art committees also helped with the contest. Mas VC'inOvich Members of she Carer flub Uurette Newsome. Michelle Davis. Nate Coleman. Carol Miller. Patricia Riley. Ayteen Ibrahim. Mrs. Irby, Members of the Career Club. Activitics 27 Servers’ Club Mrs. Alice Utley was the advisor of the 1985-86 Servers’ Club. This group displayed lots of charisma when they ushered parents at Open House. They showed a great dedication when they served a: receptions and faculty gatherings. In addition to all of this, the Servers’ Club also cooperated with the Key Club and Student Council to decorate a ward at the V.A. Hospital for the Christmas season as part of a Red Cross sponsored community activity. Members of the Servers' Club include: Erica Cheating Miranda Marrow, Lyr.ette Carmichael. Nicole Avery. Er:ca Long in a. Elisa Gordon, j£anetta Carter. Satnna Fletcher, Gin Gosha. Charlene Pinkard, Barbara Watson, Carmen Fnlk. Lisa Perry. Tracy Rucbcraall, Tracy Martino. Rosily n Watien. David Gatherigbt. Tim Corley. Derrick Gibson, William Neve'.s. Yolanda Askew, hclisa Eafford. Judy Hernandez. Randy Morrow, Maureen Pallas. Gwen Pnnkman. Alisa Riley. Alise Hodnick.John Granziei.Joe Collins, Nancy Gonzalez, Natalie Peterson. Houston Jelterson. Jon Williams. Quisnne Gales. Virginia Hncter. Betsy Garay. Patricia Riley, Marwan Tamasli. The John Marshall Key Club is a service oriented organization affiliated with the West Park Kiwanis Club of Cleveland. Mr. Richard Emery is the advisor of this group. Each year the Key Club hosts the Red Cross Blood Drive here at Marshall. They also work in conjunction with the Servers’ Club to decorate a ward at the V.A. Hospital during the ( hristmas season. Key Club Members include: Rebecca Tiguli. Lisa Perry. John O'Brien. Marucen Pallas, Gwen Brinkman. Kimberly Hullctt. Eric Morales. Larry O'Neal. Nicole Williams. Rita Clotmn. Christine Gales. Valerie Robinson. Vonnette Thornton. Kim Wallace. Elvira Paolella. Tan-.eka 28 Activities Taylor. Barbara White. Janice Markoff. LaDomu Ftwtcr. Sandras Marshall. Vickie Cobb. Kellie Sweer.ey. FHA — HERO Members include Kim Pinkney. Camille Woods. Mrs Weaver — Advisor. Mary Nolan Michelle Giccn. Sonya Cooper. The Future Homemakers of America is a group which develops individual growth, occupational responsibility, and community awareness. The Home He Related Occupations (III-RO) is a class which stresses learning skills to prepare for the world of work. The Home Economic teachers who teach these classes arc Mrs. Anne Bcllone. Mrs: Kate Smith. Mrs. Alice Utley, Ms. Elizabeth Weaver. Members include- Deborah Zwolosky. Stephanie Johnson. Stephanie Powell. Rhontaneite Dupree, Mrs Katie R Smith — Advisor. 2nd Ron-: Nancy Gonzalez, Terri Johnikin. Molly Finnan, Terrence McIntyre. Monica Corley. Members include: Tina Barnes. Patti Cleaver. Karen Jackson. Tonya Schulz. Stacey Smith, Row y Mrs. Bellune. Kim Johnson Mario Bishop. Tracy Darden. Sabrina Croskey. Erica Prkchettr. Angela Garrett. Zanetta Carter. Mrs Utley. Row 2: Wanda Green. Victoria Wiliams. Tracie Merritt. Leslie Colvin. Tracy Marzano.Tonya Phinute. Row 2: Gary Walling, Game 11 Sums. Marvin Jeffries Not shown: Laura Blackwell. Glend Butler. Crystal Howard. Elvira Paolela. Linda James. Patricia Clark. TracyJor.es. Wendy Kwasn.cwski. Monique Rcspress. Walter Romp. Radee Ali. Cossondra Williams. Joann Eicholtz. Lisa Voy’.es. Barb Watson, Anita Taylor. Angela XV k Activitics 29 Clean-up Committee Member Dirron Shoulders with Cody Williams Fur the 1985-86 school year there was a change of pace at Marshall. Tire Clean-up Committee was established and run by Cody Williams, senior class president. The Clean-up Committee was a tremendous help to John Marshall this year. The committee made sure that the eating facilities for seniors were clean while the students ate their lunches as well as when they departed. The Clean-up Committee was developed by a new breed of seniors. The seniors felt that it was their responsibility to keep their cafeteria clean, since they were the ones that were using the facilities. The senior cafeteria is a privilege for the seniors and they did not want it taken away from them. With Cody T.. senior class president, and the Clean-up Committee s help, we know that the seniors of John Marshall will continue to enjoy this privilege. Member Cation News on 30 Activities Main Office Aides (L (o R) Stacey Jreics. Tonya James, Velma Drinkard. Pamela Knso. Monica Jones. Annette Monroe, Beverly Braun Not shown: Carton Newsome. Christine Gales. Rhor.uneice Dupree. Attendance Aides Row 1: Nicoie Williams. Becky Watson, Kellie Sweeney. Raysa Rodriguez. Dottie Keller. Dawr. Johnson. Alisc Hodnick Row 7 Kim Wallace. Annette Popovich. Sean Dal. Not shown: Monica Hempstead. Charlotte Blackburn. John Grinyier. Activities 31 Library Aides Row l: Rita Gocman, Pauline Lucky. Row 2: Roderick Jones. Patricia Ri.ey. Satrina Fletcher. Michelle Johnson. Glenda Fong. Tyrone Singleton. Row 3: Annette Monroe. Patrick Brown. Tonya Bell. Guistinc Gales. Byron Arnold. Tanya Thomas. (Noe shown Aaron Leu). Guidance Aides (I. to Ri Alisa Riley. Christine Rice. Greg 1 lamjton, Nayra Perez. Kimberly Pinkney, Gerald Green, Michelle Bowman. 32 Activities Big Buddy Little Buddy This year, a new activity has been added ro John Marshall High School. The Big Buddy Little Buddy program, under the direction of Mr. Robert Vinyard and Ms. Jackie Taylor, Marshall Kennedy cluster advisor, consists of twenty-five members who are dedicated to a very worthwhile cause. The Big Buddy Little Buddy program matches high school students with problem elementary school children. The purpose of this organiza-tion is to provide guidance, friendship, and tutoring to the children so that these children may have a more successful and promising future. The Big Buddies serve as role models to Little Buddies so in order to be a Big Buddy, a student must maintain a 2. average and above and have a desire to help. The officers for the 1985-86 school year were: President...............................................Helen Ruiz Vice-President.......................................Diwana Manns Secretary.............................................Tonya Todd Treasurer.............................................Joanna Bain Mr. Vinyard with Jackie Taylor. 1 seated) Diwana Manns. Tonya Todd. Helen Ruiz.Jacklyn Tucker, (standing) Michelle Bowman, Virginia Huctcr. Annette Popovich. Susan Ditkien. John Gainer. Joanna Bain, Lisa Voung. Not shown: Dar.ette Kirkirun, Sandra Montague, Carol Welker. Dawn Johnson. Raysi Rodriguez. Activities 33 Varsity Cheerleader The Cheerleading squad consists of enthusiastic, dedicated and responsible young ladies. This year the squad received a new advisor. Miss Campbell, who the team describes as being totally involved and dedicated to the squad and as being more of a friend than an advisor. The cheerleaders promoted school spirit and student involvement by performing during half-time at the games and at pep rallies. The officers for the 1985-86 school year were captain Janice Markoff and co-captain Kelly Lyons. The cheerleaders sponsored a Cheerleading Clinic for elementary and junior high school students. There the students learned the do's and don’t's of Cheerleading and how to perform difficult stunts and routines. Captain Janice Markoff describes Cheerleading as being fun and she considers it an honor to represent John Marshall High School. Captain Janice Markoff Kelly Lyons. Patti Cleaver. Janice Markoff. Tracy Darden. 34 Activiries Activities 35 J. V. Cheerleaders Front — Ronnie Walker. Katie Kampbcll Back — Tracey Harris, Michelle Steward No: shown — Fatima Muhammad 36 Activities Men’s Volleyball Ms. Linda Beebe was the coach of the 1985-86 Men’s Volicyball Team. Many enthusiastic and talented young men make up this year’s team. The team began their season in March with a tournament in Olmsted Falls. During the remainder of the season, they will play other Cleveland schools. Willie Ashley n . _ . VI Gordon. Willie Ashlev Captain Mamin Tantash. Brian Lone)-. Houston Jefferson R W l Mike Gcb.ll! - Co. Capeiin. Robert Dunn. Michael Gordon, Willie as ey. p Row 2 Ms Beebe. Scott Zeck. Eric Chambers. Derrell Stesenson. Bill Tell. De«) F- Activities 57 Pre-Engineering The 1985-86 Pre-Engineering Society was sponsored by I)r. Carl Locke. The society meets every Monday from 2:35 until 4:15 p.m. It is made up of seniors, juniors, and sophomores who show an interest in Engineering or science. Kngineers from Dow Chemical Research Company come to John Marshall every Monday to help the students make projects in their groups. The Pre-Engineering society consists of lour groups which are Computers. Desalinization Solar Power, Bridge Building, and Gliders. The students meet in each group for six weeks then rotate. In the solar power group, students made a solar water heater and used it to find its efficiency. In bridge building, students planned and built mine bridges and tested them to see which bridge made out of the lightest material supported the most weight. In Gliders, students constructed planes from their own designs. Then they competed against one another to see which design would stay air borne for the longest amount of time. There are approximately sixty-four students in the Pre-Engineering Society. Row 1 — Natalie Peterson. Roderick Jones. Glerda Fong Row 2 — Keith Williams, Monroe Kennedy, Cody Williams. Darron Shoulders. Nate Coleman. Not shown Maiwan Tanrash. to R. I slie Gisner, Felisa Eaffotd, Laura Hunter, Diwana Manns. Avreen Ibrahim. (Front) Mark Garrett. Gerald Green. Natalie Peterson. Winston Bell 38 Activities L to R: Larry Figuli, Rebecca Figuli. Sandy Kroll. Marcea Gordon. (Front) Howard Griffith. Activitics 39 Lawyerettes The Lawyerettes consist of twenty-two spirited and energetic young ladies under the direction of Mrs. Linda Powell, the squad's advisor. The Lawyerettes' responsibility is to promote and enhance school spirit at all times, and they serve as role models by excelling both academically and socially. The officers for the 1985-86 school year: Capt. Rebecca Watson. Secretary Stephania Shine, and Sgt.-at-Arms Robin Fossett. The Lawyerettes sponsor a Highstepper Clinic for elementary and junior high school students. At these clinics the Lawyerettes show the girls how to set up guidelines for their organization, to organize their practice session, to recruit new squad members and to coordinate routines. This year the Lawyerettes participated in a jamboree that welcomed Supt. Boyd to the school system. On March 11. the Lawyerettes will participate in a High-Stcppcr Competition at South High school. The Lawy erettes will be judged on the basis of creativity, precision, enthusiasm. and on the overall routine. The Lawyerettes have set their goal to win first place at the competition. The Lawyerettes will also march in the Memorial Day Parade. Row 1 Robin Fossett. and Becky Watson Row 2 Tonya Hendricks, Bynetta Coleman. Felicia Thompson. Felicia Pierce. Rhor.tansece Dupree Row J Millie Mojica. Sandy Kroll. Helen Ruiz. Talithia Parker. Darlene Marable Row 4 Sharmain Montgomery. Sonya Lofton. Nicole Thomas iO Activities Activities 41 Drill Team The John Marshall Drill Team for the 1985-86 school year was once again directed by Mrs. Vicki Bettis. The team performed military style steps for the Lawyers’ fans during half-time of Marshall’s athletic events. The drill team worked hard to demonstrate their military style, and to make sure their steps were done with precision. Trir.a Walton. Captain Top tow(L to R) Kerwin Butler. Tracy Jones. Yolanda Askew. Lt. Barbara White. Erica Ixsngiivo and Sgt Pam Peoples Middle row (L to R) Manager Kim Young, Romona Patterson. Sand ray Marshall, Stacy Smith, Tracey Reid and Monica W'illiams. Bottom Row (L to R) Sgt Michelle Watkins, Gloria Al-Amm, Shatae Lesure. Cassandra Williams and Capt. Tr.na Walton. 42 Activities Choir For the school year of 1985-86 Mr. Willie Dycks was the director of the JMH Choir. As a group. Mr. Dycks and the choir showed talent, leadership, and above all they showed the student body of JMH their charisma. It w-as a very-successful year for Mr. Dycks and the choir. The choir gave to our students many moments of excellent live entertainment. Mi. Dycks directing the choir. Row 1: Helen Run, DLeesa Jefferson, Victory Williams, Valerie Robinson. Dawn Johnson. Ioecsha Hill.Jacklyn Tucker. Lavrme Miller. Pasha Person. Robyn Davis Fatimah Muhammad. Sonya Gunn. Monica Tillman. Row 2: Millie Mojica, Stacey Smith, Pamela llo.ston. Roishun Henderson. Vor.nette Thornton. Valarie Thomas. Latrece Hillman.Jatr.es Vincent. Pam Peoples. Alisa Riley. Kitt Draper Row ) Vivian Smiley. Katrina Gay. Frances Jones. Div.de Shine. Michelle Watkins. Thru Walton. Yvonne Wychc. Sandray Marshall. N i o'.e Thomas. Trudy Wilson. Kimberley Belcher, Kim Young, Ruby Brooks. Erica Longino. Row t Felicia Craig, Michelle Horne. Tonya Martin. Sheryl Dukes. Angela Hendking. Angela Johnson. Demetrius Williams. Rachel Nollic. Kim Johnson. Tracy Darden, Delotis Morris. Lanene Baker Bey. Erbereal Berty. Detethea Austin. Tracy Harm. Yvonka HaU. Vickie Cobb. Tracy Jones. Melissa Leggon. Row 5: Micheal Gordon. Arthur Russell. Bobby Young. Aaron Lett, Micheal Baker. Paul Wells. Radee Ali. Mark Jenkins. Bran Weems, Marvin Jefferies. David W iliams. Thomas McIntyre. Daren HolloweU, Joe IJrtle. Dewey Hodge, br-.c Davts. Juan Currie. Daren Stokes. Keith Williams. Kerwyn Butler. Tyrone Singleton. Lafayette Grady. Activities -!} Marching Band This year the 1985-1986John Marshall band, consisting of thirty-eight members under the instruction of Mr. Dycks, provided some magnificent entertainment at halftime. With the assistance of the Lawyerettes and Flag Corp. the band gave the fans that extra pep and the assurance that the Lawyers could Conquer All! Band Members include: Marva Lilly. Macon Furyw, Rosirce Wilburn, Vide Chapman. Leslie Colvin. Tracy Lister. Shauntey Wiley. Nicole Rainey.Juanita Banks. Janis Finney. Arlene Ford. Lisa Hudson, Adra Lett. Jason Marshall. Tonya Todd. Charlotte Vance. Yvette Wallace. Symeo Whitlow. Divide Shine. W illiam Carpenter. Princess Russell. Tim Brown, Sean Garrity. Ronnie Gentry. Greg Hampton. Mark Garrett. Brian Sin s. Omar Johnson. Ronald Williams. Khalil Ibriham, Patrick Cowley. Arlm Gark. Darrell Barnes. Artis DriscaL Lafayette Grady. David Clark. Lee Norman. Dewey Hodge. Bianca Jones. Va ene Ihomas. Thomas McIntyre. Susan Dirkscn. Mark Billingslea Greg Baxter, Oifton Ashford. Tanya Martin, Audrey Johnson. Richard Jones. 44 Activiiies Flag Corps The ‘Little man ir. our lives. Under the direction of Mr. Willie Dycks, the Flag Corps consisted of eight spirited young ladies whose spirit never faltered. Under the leadership of captain Debbie Smithhislcr and co-captain Yvonne Wvche, the members performed original routines during halftime to the beat of the John Marshall High School Band. The Flag Corps endured all types of weather in order to provide the students of John Marshall High School with entertainment, enthusasitn, and school spirit. Activities 45 Tracy Jones I Officers Michelle Watkins. Pam Peoples. Trina Walton. Barbara White. Kim Young Barbara White tmm 46 Activities A Last Look I V I PROM MAY! 23 ai EEffl INTERPRETS Under the advisory of Mr. David Jecmen, A 'isx preter now in its 68th year of publication, consists of 29 members. Editor Kelly Abernathy and co-editor Angela Young describe the 1935-86 staff as being hardworking, talented, and creative. The talent that exists among the members of the staff contribute to the Interpreter being the best school newspaper in Cleveland. The 1985-86 Interpreter staff consists of: Kelly Abernathy.....................Editor-in-chief Angela Young.....................Co-Editor-in-chief Shalicc Smcdlcy................................News RoyceAnnc Wcstley...........................Editors Adrienne Davis Editorial Editor Tarreta Blakley.............!........Feature Editor Gerald Green.................... ..Sports Editor Kenneth Bray......Photographer, Graphic Designer Editor Kelly Abernathy (SEATED) Kelly Abernathy, Angela Young, Tarrttu Blakley. Sha ice Smcdlcy. (STANDING) Adrienne Davis. Noe show.: RoyceAnnc Weirley. Gerald Green. Kenneth Bray. 48 Activiries Terp Staff R To Poll ers s Bel by Lee Richardson ln Not another one? This is a question many people ask when Brian by Gwen Brinkman larshi omBr Walter Cr uable experience for ia oriented careers, tver wonder what i Room 126 to prepare ling announcements? ever wondered what incers feel about Or what other stu-ibout their radio sta- al day, advisor David only so much solitude adio room quakes to junior, Gwen Bnnkinan Seniors MsChcllt Home, Danene Kirknun. and staff hard at tslWfcoi.i leers. Usual- and juniors. Ma rmi an McIntyre who ar- Cornelius Gould, and W • disturb Mr. Jecmen’s Bell. Also, not to mentir the morning. Brian is blue collar worker of the 'ear announcer who is room, techni chosen favor ' voice...” remarked one student “We go on the air at 8: goes well,” McIntyre s When senior. Becky Wat asked what in her mind v best thing about WJMH sponse was, ”... the willi of the staff to try to improv speaking habits. The staff is made up dominatcly juniors and s They include: senior, Pat Valentine's Day is right around the corner — February 14, and os senior Terry Brown suggested, “If you care for someone you should let them know by 1 sending your love in a special wav on Valentine’s Day. tics I am looking for , he eo the custom of exchanging val- Editorials point Jch a come out and end up losers e box-office. This time, how Rocky IV is a very enterta movie and a big box-office i Lion in this movie sending ; over to fight in a compel st ) C i e. i McIntyre w h mem- get him into more trouble t h can handle. After repea taunting and teasing th iian, it did not seem to h aim. Appoilo pays for his .innal attitude by gettinj •rains beat out and I s. j ight and his life. The death of Appoilo tn tacky (Sylvester Stallonei enge the Russian to a fig —-booses to tak ainingby li ing about n le Russian 1 techno!' ; g underdog the Russian e first n un d like a rept U The fight i A his confi inds a punc d busts his •n Rocky has Considering Sjj’ockyw 11 scale fr lien lone w Days Laurrette Newsome. Carmen Payne, serior Adrienne Davis. Mark Cft gtL Cancel iy to The school system has enough jire, V0 ' � of problems with burres br-mn lato as £“ld' K This say s in it is. What might happen during due to in- a blizzard? Another problem v 0 m'’ s in An teachers and stu-xrtainly a Grade i hove the rest clement weather, policy states that poaed by this that many of policy w the fact ment Activit:es 49 MEET THE ’86 VANGUARD STAFF Mr. Hohcrtz, Cody Williams. George Thomas, Anthony Sawyer. Keith Williams. Michelle Davis. Natalie Peterson. The 1965 1986 Vanguard Yearbook Staff spent many long hours during school and after school compiling the Yearbook. This Yearbook could not have been accomplished without the help of John Marshalls students and teaching staff. So — Lisa Young and Kim Kennedy thank all of you for your help, patience, and participation. We also thank the 1985-86 Vanguard staff for their many sacrifices and great work. ADVISOR Mr. Page. Barry Fong. Michael Gordon. Antoine Montgomery, Gerald Sapatka, Missy Buckner. CO-EDITORS SENIORS 50 Activitics FACULTY SPORTS PHOTOGRAPHERS TYPISTS Activities 51 Stage Crew Marshall s Stage Crew is directed by the talented Mr. David Jecmen. The Stage ( rew s responsibilities include designing and building new props for school plays and or pep rallies. 1st row — Patrick Cowley. Erica Pritchett. Donald Soldar. 2nd row — Chuck Coughlin. Brian McIntyre. John Hoover. Drama Club Marshall's Drama Club is also di-rected by Mr. David Jecmen. Enthusiastic and energetic are two words that describe the Marshall Drama Club well. Each year the Drama Club presents short skits, or a one act play for the student body. The major production this year was ‘The Doctor Inspite of Himself. Row l - Kassandra Hill. Row 2 — Lisa Teny. Pamela Geitct, Angela Hayes. Robin Davis. Carmen R. Caldwell. Kattic (Campbells, Natalie Prrerson, Millie Mojica Row } — Rebecca Watson. Monica Jones. Cheryl Haywood. Tabatha Stephens. Garilyn Buckner. Row 4 —John Hoover. Kelly Schock. Lon Terry. Adrma Stokes. Monica Hempstead. Erica Prichard, Robert Scott. Tom O'Connor. Row 5 Mike Kommos, Lionel Erwin. Nayra Perer, Michelle Davis. Donald Solclan. David Williams. Not shown in picture Panic Cleaver and Bridgettc Wiliams. 52 Activities The Doctor In Spite of Himself Activicies 5} Cast Robert Scott — Sganarelle Angela Hayes — Martine John Hoover — Robert Randy Hamilton — Valere Richard Jones — Lucas Michelle Davis — Mistress of the house Natalie Peterson — Lucindc Maureen Pallas —Jacqueline (maid) Brian McIntyre — I.eandre and Asst, director Mr. Jeemen — Director This year's drama production at John Marshall was entitled The Doctor Inspite of Himself. It was directed by Mr. Jeemen with the help of student director, Brian McIntyre. The drama club practiced every Tuesday and Thursday from October through January. The play was presented to the student body on Friday, February 7. 'Martine pouts” Sganarelle speaks Martine and Sganarelle yell at Robert 54 Activities Valcre and Lucas' Lcandrc and Sganarellc The mistress and her maid. Jacqueline” Lucinde describes her illness' Valcre and Lucas Activities 55 SENIOR Abernathy, Kelly. Reporter fof The Interpreter. News Editor. Editor-in-Chief ofThe Interpret rr. Student Council Rep, Senior Class Rep. Alternate. Abrams. Ler.dell; Student Council. Track. Allen. Marvelyn; Lawyerettes, C.O.E., Executive Board Arnold, Byron; Track. Student Council. Treasurer. Science Honorary. Library Aide. Executive Board. Pre-Engineering Society. Academe Actions. Ashley. Willie; Gym Leader. Volleyball Baker. Miguel. Football. Track. Choir. Cross Country. Bates. Marcellas; Gym Leader. Blakley. Tarretta; Teacher aide. Feature Editor for The Interpreter. Homeroom Representative Bolden. Charles; Football. Bridgewater. Melvin; J-V. Basketball, Baseball. Track. Branch. Tracve. Yearbook Staff. OEA Exe utive Club — Secretary. C.O.E. — Sunshine Girl. Brooks, Tracee; Student Council. Football Manager. Senior Gass. Brown. April; CO.E. Brown. Patrick; Library Aide. Computer Science Assistant. Brown, Terrene; Football. Weightlifting. Homeroom Representative. Baseball. Burgess. Joseph; Football, Track Campbell. Randy. Football. Track. School Play. Chambers. Pam; Volleyball. Homeroom Representative. Letterman's Club Claik. David; Matching Band. Commercial Art Clark, l-akiiha. Softball. Key Gub CliKinan. Rita; Key Gub. Libfiry Aide. Dill Team. Cobbs. Vickie. Choir. Drama, Key Club. Coleman. Nate; Teacher s Aide. Attendance Office. Tu tor Math. Pre-Engineering. Career Gub. Corley. Monica; See. of the HERO Gub. Co-op Program. Flag Cotps Cowans. Monica; Project Mars. Teachers Aide, Upward Bound. National Honor Society Secretary. Student Council Rep. Tutorials Crawford David; Track. Pre-Engineering, J.V. Basketball. Croskey. Regina; Basketball. Softball. Currie. Ricco; Baseball. J.V. Football, Football. Curtis. Cassandra; Volleyball Manager. Basketball Manager. Homeroom Representative. Senior Executive Board. OEA Gub. Davis. Michell; Volleyball Manager; Pre-Engineering Society. Teachers Aide. French Honorary, Career Club. Yearbook. Drama, Executive Board, Letterman's Gub. Dayse. Wiliam. Football. OEA. CO.E. Dirkxn. Susan; Marching Band. Big Buddy Liitle Buddy. Dotson. Rochelle; Library Aide. Office Aide, O.W.E Douglas. Demetris, Teachers Aide. Fair. Falencia; Choir. C.O.E. Felton. Scott; J.V. Basketball, Gym Leader. Varsity Basketball. Fields. Phillip; HERO Oub Fong. Glenda. Pre-Engineering Guh. Career Gub. Server's Oub. Volleyball. Library Aide, Math Honorary, Sci ence Honorary. Foreign Language Honorary. National Honot Society. Gym leader. letterman's Gub. Tutor. Teacher Aide. Franklin, Tyrone. Teacher Aide. Office Practice Lab., C.O.E, Library Aide. Fuentes. Lur. C.O.E. Gales. Christine. Library Aide. Service Gub, Key Gub. Office Aide. Key Club. Garay, Betsy, Teachers Aide. Service Oub. Yearbook Staff. Student Council Homeroom Rep.. Spanish Honorary. Photo Lab., J.V Cheerleader Garrett. Mil hael. Pre-Engineering Society. Academic Actions captain. Math Honorary, Science Honorary. Foreign Language Honorary. Cross-Country. Executive Board National Honor Society, JETS. Student Council Vice President. Conceit Orchestra. Math Honorary President. Science Honorary Ptrvident. National Honor Society President. Pre-Engineering Society Committee. Geballa. Mike; Volleyball. Football. Baseball. Gonzalez. Nancy. Service Oub — Treasurer. Teachers Aide, Gym Leader. HERO Gub — Vice President. Gordon. Michael. Volleyball. Football. Basketball. Choir. Big Buddy. Gym Leader Grady. Lafayette. Homecoming Prince. Talent Show Participant. Spring Concert. Band. Choir Ensemble. Oiristmas Concert. Battle of the Bands Participant. Green. Wanda; Track. Teacher Aide Hale. Karen; C.O.E. Sunshine Girl. Flag Corps. Teacher Aide. Yearbook Staff. Hale. Trace ; Fcotba.i Manager. Teachers Aide. Choir, Softball. Hall. Yvonka; Teacher s Aide. Vanguard Staff. Senior Gass Executive Board. Choir, Student Council Representative. Hayes. Angela; Teachers Aide. French Honorary. French Tutor. Yearbook Staff. Drama Gub. Career Gub. Prom Committee. Hempstead. Monka. Lawyerettes. Office Aid. Student Council Representative. Henderson, Roishun; Homeroom Kep. Basketball, Choir, Dnll Team. Herron. James; Alumni Aide. Choir. Gym Leader. Hnlvon, Pamela; Teat hers Aide. Choir. Choir Ensemble. Holtz. Allen; Math Honorary, Student Council Executive Board. Career Club. Math Tutor, Teacher Aide. Home. Michelle. Choir. Journalism, Homeroom Rep. Alternate. Houston. Atirianre; Teachers Aide. Football Manager. Hudson. Anthony; Gym leader. Hueter. Vrgiria; Servers Gub. VolleybalL Bowling Team. Badminton. Student Council Rep. Softball. Career Club. Little Buddy B:g Buddy. Clean-up Committee Jeffetson. Angela. Student Council. Jeffeties. Marvin. Beginning Choir. Advanted Mixed Choir. Jenkins. Dean; German Honorary. Student Council Homeroom Rep. Security Aide. Johnson. Angela; Chorus. Johnson. Dawn; Volleyball. Softball. Gemun Honorary. Attendance Office Aide. Choir, Letterman's Gub. Bowl mg Team, Big Buddy Little Buddy. Johnson. Stephanie; Varsity Cheerleader. HF.RO Club. Teacher Aide. Jolly. Darryl; Security Aide. Homeroom Rep Johnikin. Tern; HERO Gub. Track Field. Jones. Bianca; Spanish Honorary, Marching Band. Upward Bound, Tutor. Executive Board Member. News Letter Committee. Conceit Band. Jones. Kevin. Football. Security Aide Jones. Monk a. Flag Corps. Lawyerettes. Office Aide. Drama. Student Council Representative Jones. Roderick; Pre-Engineering. Library Aide. Career Oub. Jones. Stacey. Teachers Aide. Office. HERO Gub President. Choir. Jones. Tracy; Choir. Drfll Team. Student Council King. Adrien; Teacher Aide. Attendance Office Aide, Executive Gub President. CO.E. OEA Satgeant-of-Arms. Kirkman. Denean; Track captain,J.V Cheerleader. Var-sitv Cheerleader. Knso. Pamela; Office Aide. Swim Team. Newsletter Staff. Executive Board Representative. Leggon. Mrlivva; Volleyball Team. Letterman's Gub. Executive Board. Choir, Choral Ensemble. Teacher Aide. Lett. Aaron. Track. Letterman's Gub. Football. Ptc-En-gineering. Goss-Country. Gioir. Little. Joe. Choir. Band. Christmas Conceit, Spring Concert. Drama. Little. Sheldon; Football, Indoor Track. Weightlifting. Gym Leader. Homecoming Prince. Lettcrman'v Club. % ACTIVITIES Baseball, Executive Board, Lyons, Kelly; Bowling, Teacher Aide. Softball. Cheerleader. Homeroom Representative. Markoff, lanice; Cheerleader. Key Club Secretary. Senior Class. Vice President, French Honorary. Science Honor-aty. Math Honorary'. National Honor Society. Homeroom Representative. Marshall. Sandray. Dril! Team. Key Club. Choir Martin. Tanya; National Honor Society. Math Honorary, Tutor, Gym Leader, Marching Band. Choir. Teacher Aide McCray, Sabrina; Softball. McIntyre. Terry. HERO Club. McIntyre. Thomas; Choir. Teacher Aide, Choir. Marching Band. Journalism. McNeil. Connie; Basketball co-captain. Track co-cap-ta.n. choir. Spanish Honorary. Math Honorary. Tutor. Messier, Mary; Office Practice Lab Treasurer. Attendance Office Aide, COE Treasurer. Mojica. Millie. Lawyrrettes. Men's Volleyball Manager. Men's Basketball Statistician. Girts Volleyball. Homeroom Representative. Lettcrman's Club, Gitls Basketball Statistician, Executive Board. Montgomery. Reno. J.V. Football. Monroe. Annette; Basketball, Track. Mam Office. Library Aide. Newton, Cation; Matching Band, Newspaper Staff. Of. fice Aide. Executive Board. Clean up Committee Nollk. Rachel; Rifle Corps. Teacher Aide. Key Club. Choir. Girls Basketball Statistician. Oliver. Anthony; Track, Lettcrman's Club. Weightlifting. Football Paoleila. Elvira. Teachers Aide, Student Council. Office Aide, Key Club. Tutor. Executive Board Parker, Yolanda; Band. Tcachct Aide. Library Aide. Heart-a-Thon. Weightlifting. Drama. Pendleton. Lolita; Math Honorary Society, Math tutor, Teacher Aide, Flag Corps. Phillips. Marvin; Vanity Football. Track. Lettcrman's Club. J.V. Football. Phmnessee. Wendell; Football. Boys Drill Team. Outdoor Track, Newspaper. Pierce. Felicia; Lawyerettes. C.O.E.. Teacher Aide. Homecoming Queen Pierce. Greg. I lomeroom Representative. Powell. Stephanie. Attendance Aide. Office Aide. Pritchett. Erica; Drama, Choir, Student Council. AU City Chorus Dance. City Wide Student CounciL Reed Dale; Gym Leader. Talent Show participant Basketball. Reed, Deon. Baseball. Football. Riley. Patricia; National Honor Society. Foreign language Honorary, Drill Team. JETS. Yearbook, Career Oub. Library Aide. Marching Band. Server Club. Homeroom Representative. Choir. Radio Room Announcer. Robinson. Valerie. Key Club. Sawyer, Anthony; Career Club. Senyitko. Mary Jo; Teacher Aide. OEA Sc hock. Kelly. Volleyball Bavketball Manager, Softball. Letternan's Gub. Teacher Aide. Basketball. Scott. Quentin; Track. J.V. Football. Pre-Engineering Society. Gym Leader. Cross-Country. Lettermar.'s Club. Weightlifting. Varsity Football. Shine. Divide; Marching Band. Teacners Aide. Advanced Chorus, Beginning Band. Shine. Stephania: Lawyerettes. Homeroom Representative. Dtaina. Gioir. Short.Cbety;Teachers Aide. French Honor Society. Key Gub. Office Aide. Shoulders. Datton; Senior Cass Satgeant-at-Arms. Clean-up Committee. Teachet Aide. Gym Leadet, Pte-Fngineering Society. Tutor. Math Honorary. French Honorary. Sims, Brian; Band. Orchestra. Smith. Mark; Basketball. Sonncndeckcr. Ann: Softball. Teachers Aide. Principal Aide. Stemn. Karen; C.O.E., Concert Band. Matching Band. Teacher Aide. Stephens. Tabatha. Lawyetettes, Teacher Aide. Choir. Key Club. Stokes. Daren; Choir. Choral Ensemble. Executive Boutd, Library Aide. Office Aide. Gym l eader. Teacher Aide, Homeroom Representative. Tantash, Marw-an; Science Honorary. Prc Engineering Society. Academic A.CT.ions. Men's Volleyball. National Honorary Society, Student Council Vice Preci. dent, Server's Club, Project D.rection. Taylor. Tameka; National Honor Society. Key Gub, Weightlifting. Newspaper Staff. French Honorary, Teacher Aide. Yearbook. Terry, Lisa; Choir. Basketball. Statistician Thornton, Vonnette. Key Gub Vice President, National Honot Society. Spanish Honotary. Tutor. Senior Gass Secretary, NHS Vice President. Tuckosh, Monica; Teacher Aide. Homeroom Represen-tativc. Wallace. Kimbetly; Attendar.ee Aide. Key Club President. Executive Board Member, Senior Newsletter Committee. Walton. Trina; Executive Board. Foreign Language Hon- orary. Drill Team. Choir, Senior Newspaper, Photogra-phy. Watkins. Michelle. Executive Board. Choit. Drill Train, Teacher Aide. Watson. Becky; lawyerettes captain. Homeroom Representative. National Society. Drama. Attendance Office Aide, Executive Board. Radio Room Anntx.ir,ctt. Wells. Paul; Football. Baseball. West Icy. RoyccAnnc. Drill Team. Journalism. Career Gub. Newspaper staff. White. Barbara; Office Assistant. Teacher Aide. Key Gub. Cho-.r, Drill Team. Photography. Wheeler, Ronald; Football. Choir. Wiggins, David; Football. Weightlifting. Williams. Bobby, Talent show participant. An work in school newspaper. Williams. Cody T.;Taienr Show. Homeroom Represent-live. J.V. Football, All the Jams. Yearbook. Senior Gass President.Ckan-upComminee. He-Man Women Lovers Club Williams. Jon; Server's Gub, Talent Show- Williams. Keith; Pre-Engineering. Math Honorary. Chorus. Choral Ensemble. Math and Science Tutor. Foreign Language Honorary. Junior Representative of JMH Tu tors. Williams. Valnca; Senior Gass Representative. Math Aide. Student Council. Homecoming Princess. Williams. Monica; Drama. Drill Team. Williams. Demetrius; French Flonoraty. Math Honorary. Williams. Nicole. Journalism. Attendance Aide. Key Gub. Varsity Cheerleader. Drama. Office Aide, Home room Representative. Williams. Yvonne; Teacher Aide. Wilson. Colleen; T eacher Aide. F.H.A. Wakefield. Teresa. Track. Weightlifting WoUcrman. Diana; F.H.A.. Teacher Aide. Womack. Lawanda. Teacher Aide. Wyckoff. Khym. Basketball. Track. Senior Executive Board. Wy-che. Yvonne; Ensemble. Choir. French Honorary. Track, Flag Corps co-captain. Young. Kimberly. Choir. Teachet Aide. Flag Corps. Drill Team Manager. Flag Corps co-captain. Young. Lisa; Math Flonorary, Science Honorary. Foreign Language Honorary. Acacemic A.C.T ions. Student Council Treasurer, Yearbook co-editor. National Honor Society. Homeroom Representative. Math tutor. Teacher Aide. Big Buddy Little Buddy. 57 Technician Charles Coughlin Radio Room Live from the studios of John Marshall High School this is your favorite radio station WJMH ... This can be heard every morning over the P.A. announcement accompanied by the latest in popular music. Under the direction of Mr. David Jccmcn the staff, which consists of eleven members under the leadership of head announcer Brian McIntyre, do their very best to keep the students of John Marshall informed of the latest news and events. Aside from the announcers, technicians David Fessler. Kenneth Bray, and Chuck Coughlin keep things running smoothly behind the scenes. (Front'Gwen Brinkman. Natali Peterson. Winston Beil. Maureen PalUsiBack: Patricia Riley. Cornelius Gould, Kenneth Bray. David Fessler. Becky Watson, Charles Coughlin. Brian McIntyre. 58 Activities Marshall headers Dc-rwin James Ber. Gibson This year the Yearbook staff decided to write about another activity group that's been, here at Marshall for some time now. The group is the John Marshall Leader's Club. Ms. Linda Beebe is the advisor of the club. The leaders are students w ho help Ms. Beebe and Mr. Brashwitz with their Physical Education classes. Row t Scott Felton. Michael Gordon. Thomas Howard. Cindy Slitor. Nancy Gonzalez. Carmen Caldwell Row 2 Fete Hailey, Houston Jefferson, Derwin James. Darryl Jolly Row J I.eAndre Riggins. Donovan Bizzcll, David Thomas. Keith Valentine. Darron Shoulders Activitics 59 Lettermaris Club The 1985-86 Marshall. Letterman's Club is supervised by Ms. Linda Beebe. Students in the Letterman's Club work extremely hard to earn Marshall letters. They must devote much time in practicing and participating in their sport or activity. These young men and women strive for excellence in their endeavors. Buddies forever. Tor.y Oliver Row 1 — Marvin Williams, CharlesMoten, Arthur Russell III. Raul WellsJr.. Darnella Grayson. Guile Woods, Darnell dark, Rader Ali, Virginia Hueter. Annette Monroe Row 2 — Connie McNeil. Janice Markotf, Millie Mojica. Tracce Hale. Michelle Davi . Shashelia Degraffimied, Dawn Johnson, Cindy Slitor. Kelly SchoCk, Gwen Brinkman Row- 3 — Wendell Phinnesvee. Draon Kirkman. Dinette Kirkman, Derrik Lanier, Kenny Greene. Charlotte Hyr.n. Robinette Lcdweil. Row -I —Quentin E. Scott. Rand Mutphy.Jcrotne Newsome. Mi-chael A. Monroe. Tony Tatum. Denrta Brooks. Desiree Wilson. Row S — Robert lee Scott. Aaron Lett. Lafayette Grady. Carl Miller. Russell White. Anthony Olivet. Monica Cowans, Michael Garrett. 60 Activities THE JOHN MARSHALL 1985-86 FOOTBALL TEAM HOW l Quentin Scott, Diymon Watts. Antonio Bland, I arrcll Stevenson. Lor.ell Abun v Walter Romp, Charles Woods, Rico Currie, Johnny Thrower. Riclurd Newsome. I hocus Anderson. Aaron Alexander. Michcal McNair. Charles Harris ROW 2: Rodney Jackson. Chrkson Skinner. Rodney Harris. David Frsver. Robert Gibson. R:ch Marek, Charles Bolden. Tony Lyons, Erie Peete. Dcon Reed. Marc Jenkins. Russell White. Terry Brown. Jerome Newsome. Pernell Bailey. Donald Slocum ROW y Coach Garr. Mr. Jacobson. Radee All. Derrick Lamer.Carl Miller. Wendell Phinnessee.Juan Currie. F.mir McEIrath. Allan Walker. Randy Murphy. Chris Stroricr. Marvin PliillipvCharles Dorsey. Aaron Lett. James Jeffeison. Fred Futrrll. Walter Noble. Sean Murray. Eric Chambers. Coach Elkins. ROW 4: Coach Haller. Kenny Greer. William Tell. Paul Wells, Darnell dark. Gary Jackson. Tony Tatum. Ira Gordon. Eddie Jackson. Willie Pittman. Mario Jones. David Hall. Mike Monroe. Dale Echolts. Vincent Weems. Craig Krcul. Ken Zaleski. Richard Adams. Kevin Jones. Coach Valcnzisi The John Marshall 1985-86 Football team was less successful than expected, but they proved to be a group of guys with big dreams and even bigger hopes, and Success did not totally elude them. When the Red Dogs won, they won big. But when they lost, it was a fight to the end. Like knights loyal to their King, the mighty Lawyers mauled and brutally ripped through opposing defensive lines, in search of a victory. More often than not, however, time was not on their side, making the big finish impossible. The final won-loss record is not a true reflection of the team's Fine athletic ability, or of the effort put forth by every one of the young players. Led by senior Captains Rodney Harris and Kevin Jones, this team achieved great personal heights and those heights are the most important of all. These guys are truly winners. 62 Sports 64 Spoiis Sports 65 Ken I-aleski SOUTH SENATE ALL-STARS VANGUARD: How would you rate yourself as a player' KEN: Not as a simple, but os a team player. VANGUARD. How would ou rue the team as a whole? KEN: Good, but there were times when we got dowr. and then go: on each other s backs. VANGUARD: Was the effort of each player consistent' KEN: I beliese that everyone die their best at all times. VANGUARD. Did you eset pet frustrated and contemplate giving at any time during the season? KEN: No. 1 tried my best at all times and I believe that everyone else did. VANGUARD What is your greatest memory of plaving JM1I football? KEN My greatest memory is when we beat New Philadelphia VANGUARD Are you the best player that you car. possibly be' TERRY: Yes. I always try to do the best that I can and I try to give 100 at all times. VANGUARD. Was you: won-loss record an accurate account of .1 team's ability? TERRY: No. the tecord of wins or losses does r.ot reflect the team's ability. It merely shows the determination of each player and each player s desire to win. VANGUARD You are a Senior and a Senate All-Star What more could you ask for? TERRY: I car. ask for a scholarship to college, but I know that it's not going to be handed to me on a silver platter I have to earn that VANGUARD What does the future hold for Terry Brown as far as football is concerned? TERRY: I don't take football seriously because I am r.ot going pro. but I do the best that I can at all times. If I get the chance to play in college by getting a scholarship, I will play. If not, John Marshall will be the las: memory I have of playing organized football. VANGUARD What is your greatest memory of playing football for JMII? TERRY- My greatest memory is the second game of the season. John Matshall went down state to New Philadelphia and came back victorious. This gave rnc the inspiration to look forward to the Senate games because I thought this was going to be a great veat for the JMH football team. Terry Brown f i Sports SOUTH SENATE ALL-STARS: HONORABLE MENTION VANGUARD: Why did you choose to play foothill in high school.' KEVIN I chose to play football because I have been playing since elementary, and I frit that I could excel. VANGUARD: Gin you rate your success over the past J years'1 KEVIN: I believe that I was a consistent and dedicated player. Al.l. of my time was devoted to football. VANGUARD: Do you plan to play college and or professional football :n the future. KEVIN; Yes. I p an to go as far as possible — if everything goes according to plan. VANGUARD Do you give your ail in every game? KEVIN: In every game. I try to produce 110 and if I do nor. I try to encourage or lierv to do so. VANGUARD: Were there any popularity hounds. KEVIN: In some cases, there were. For the mos: part, there was competition within the team. VANGUARD What is your greatest memory ot playing JMH football KEVIN. In tlie New Philadelphia game of 1985.1 had 8 tackles. 4 assists. 1 interception, and 1 blocked field goal. Kevin Jones VANGUARD If you weren’t playing football, wliai other sport would you play? KADEE: I always wanted to play basketball, but 1 co no: think I would be much good at it because 1 am not tall. VANGU ARD As far as teamwork is concerned, was tine 1985-86 ream comm t red as a whole, or were indiv:dual glor.es moic important? RADEE: I believe that most of the team was committed, but some of the guys were there just to say that they played. VANGUARD: How would you sum up this year's team RADEE: I think that this year's lacked a lot of discipline. VANGUARD. How would you rate youi individual progress RADEE: I've improved a great deal, but I have still have a lot to learn. VANGUARD Is there professional football ;n your futurer RADEE. Their iv a chance, if I continue to wotk at it. VANGUARD What is your greatest memory of playing JMH football RADEE The memory of the fun is the greatest one. Radee Ali Sports 67 HOMECOMING ’85 Once again, the John Marshall Homecoming was a success. The Homecoming took place on October 4. at 8:00 P.M. This annual event was held at Swingo's at the Statlcr, and all of the 450 present were in high spirits. Homecoming '85 was sponsored by the Senior Class officers and Student Council. This year's Homecoming King and Queen were Richard Harvey and Felicia Pierce. This year's eleventh grade Prince and Princess were Gregory Davis and Helen Ruiz. And last, but not least, this year's tenth grade court members were Vincent Weems and Mayralie Vargas. HOMECOMING King and Queen Richard Harvey and I elioa Pierce. Eleventh grade Prince and Princess Gregory Davis and Helen Ruiz. Court members Vincent Weems and Mayralie Vargas. 68 Sports HOMECOMING King candidates (L to R) Mario Dejesus. Jeff Cox. Ridurd Harvey, and Anthony Oliver. HOMECOMING Prince candidates (I. to R) Greg Davis. Michael Monroe. David Williams, and Carl Hilliard. Homecoming court candidates (L to R) David Bunch, Charles Dorsey. Vincent Weems. Sports $ HOMECOMING Queen candidates (I. to R) Betsy Garay. Felicia Pierce. Teresa Wakefield. Melissa Leggon. and Marveiyn Allen. HOMECOMING Princess candidates 'L to R) Sharmain Montgomery. Helen Ruir. Patti Cleaver. Gina Speed, and Brandie Walker. 70 Sports Homecoming court candidates (L to R) Angelique Rucker. Felicia Thompson. Mayralie Vargas. Tonya Hendricks, and Kendra Compton. Sports ? 1 THE 1985-86 JOHN MARSHALL GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL TEAM The 1985-86John Marshall Girls' Volleyball team was a double winner: a winner on the court, and a winner off, and that kind of winner is the best winner of all. The fourteen daring young ladies, led by Captains Denita Brooks and Darnella Grayson, spiked and set, blocked and served their way to a 16-5 win-loss record, and a baby's breath away from the Senate Championship Game The girls put forth every effort imaginable to ensure the success of the team on and off the court. They have learned that unity on the court is also necessary off the court in order to be really and truly successful. Congratulations!!! When the word winner was defined, I am sure that thev mean: YOU. ROW 1: Melissa Leggon. Pam Chambers, Darnella Grayson. Dawn Johnson Glenda Fong. Kelly Schock ROW 2 Kim Lockenhour (manager;, Robinette Led well, Shasheilia Degraffinried. Kendra Compton, Charolette Flynn, Keesa Watts. Gwen Brinkman. Cindy S.kor. Coach Linda Beebe, (not shown: Monica Cowans manager) 72 SportS ■ T I mmwm Sports 73 THE 1985-86 VOLLEYBALL VANGUARD: Has your play been stronger and harder in your Senior year than in your sophomore and junior years? MELISSA: Yes. it has. With three years of continual practice. my play has improved. VANGUARD: How would you compare the effort of the 1985-86 team with the teams of previous years? MELISSA: The effort of all the teams haven't differed. Teams had a fight to the finish attitude. VANGUARD: Did the team stick together off the court as well as on the court? MELISSA: The team was quite supportive of one another. VANGUARD: What was your greatesr memory of the 3 years rhat you have played volleyball for John Marshall? MELISSA Winning the 1983-84 City Championship Melissa Leggon VANGUARD: How would you compare the ability of the 1985-86 team with the 1984-85 team? DARNELLA: This year s team was more together as far as when we were losing. Wc kept pushing hard to pull the score up to where wc would have a chance to win. Last year wc gave up. VANGUARD: Did each girl give her all to the success of the team? DAKNELI.A: Each girl on the team gave their all and wc are not the best, bur we can he because we can all still use practice I would not have made it this far if it were not for Miss Beebe. VANGUARD. If you could not plav volleyball, what other sport would you play and why? DARNELLA: If I would not have played volleyball. I would have run Cross-Country because I think that I would have made it with lot of hard work just like I did in volleyball. VANGUARD: If you could change one thing about the team, what would it be? DARNELLA: If I could change one thing about the team, it could be that wc would have been a lot more together and did many more things together, as well as correct the silly mistakes rhat we made that caused us to lose. Darnella Grayson SENATE AL 74 Sports THE 1986JOHN MARSHALL BASKETBALL TEAM Here’s a riddle. What has 24 eyes, 24 hands, 24 feet, 12 heads and a ruler named Ron? Give up? It’s theJMH Varsity Basketball Team. These 12 darling guys were led by Senior captains Charles Moten and Marvin Williams and coached by Mr. Ron Alpine. Throughout the season, they worked their way into our hearts by dribbling and dunking, passing and scoring. The team, always pushed to the wire, but it seemed as though they came up two points short at the buzzer. Because they were the reigning South Senate Champions, all of the teams within the conference played them twice as tough. Indeed a young team, the Lawyers never gave up Quit was not a word in their vocabulary. Every minute was played with the intensity of the first, and that is a fine characteristic of a winner. Row 1: Charles Moten, Marvin Wiliams, Ben Gibson Row 2. Mart Smith. Andre Martin. Geroge Thomas. Michael Gordon. Carl Hilliard. Steve Pat i, Erie Moody. Derrick Plair. Arthur Russell, Kendrick Clark. Scott Felton. Coach Alpine Sport s 75 Andre Martin: Honorable Mention xfr -V Steve Paci- Honorable Mention NO!! It's mine and you can't have it!!” Defying the law of gravity. JOHN MARSHALL 1985-86 ALL-SENATE ALL-STARS CHARLES MOTEN VANGUARD: DERRICK: VANGUARD: DERRICK: VANGUARD: DERRICK: VANGUARD: DERRICK: Is professional basketball in your future.' Yes and no. I would probably play if I ever got noticed at the college that I plan to attend. What professional or college player do you admire most? I would say David Rivers of Notre Dame College. With his flashy moves and fancy dribbling, he reminds me of myself. If you could replay one game from the '85-‘86 season, which one would it be? Central Catholic, because I scored 31 points. Ir seemed as though everything that I shot went in. What is your greatest memory of JMH Basketball? My greatest memory is of the Kennedy game at Kennedy. Andre Martin finally threw me the pass for an alley oop. VANGUARD: CHARLES: VANGUARD: CHARLES: VANGUARD: CHARLES: VANGUARD: CHARLES: VANGUARD: CHARLES: Why did you choose basketball, of all sports, to participate in? In junior high. I played football. During our first game. I was running down the sidelines for a pass. I caught the pass, then BOOM!, a helmet right in rhe ribs. I haven't played since. Many people were expecting this team to repeat as South Senate Champions. How did you handle this pressure? I told myself that we cannot be number one all the time. What professional or college player do you admire most? Dominique Wilkins, without a doubt. The man has a devastating dunk! If given the choice of basketball teams to play with, which one would it be? I really could not say who I would like to play with, but I do know that it would be an NCAA Division I team. What is your greatest memory of JMH Basketball? My greatest memories are of the 1984-85 season when we went to the Championship. and this year by making the All-Senate team. 78 Sports DERRICK BLAIR Junior Varsity Basketball Top(L-R) — Deiiick Gibson. Tuan Pud, Floyd Oik ley. Dirlcson Skinner. Michael Pliir, Willie Somlin. Chris Graham, Coach Andre Battle. Bottom (L-R) — Walter Noble, Jose Howard. Johr.nv Tucker. Lavelle Gler.n, Kenny Clark. A quick pass from Walter Noble to Jose Howard. The l985-86John Marshall Junior Varsity Basketball Team has had a good year. Finishing the season w ith a 9 win, 11 loss record the team did not fail to leave their mark. Their strong points were their ability to hustle and their will to win. Under the leadership of Coach Andre Battle, the team put forth their best effort throughout the season. 'Tve got a great bunch of guys going through a learning stage, says Coach Battle. Even though the 85-86J.V. Basketball team did not take the Senate Title this season, they did prove that they are excellent athletes. These guys are definitely tomorrow’s Varsity Superstars. Tuan Paci hustles for the ball. Sports 79 THE 1985-86 JMH GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM They were feared throughout the City, and cheered in the school. They never gave up a chance to win for losing was uncool. Oh, they battled here and they battled there, and even in between. With breaks from the war every few days, they named Nell and Connie their Queens. But didn’t they need a King, you ask, to keep those Queens in line? Why of course, they did. Brashwitz I believe, a friend of your's and mine. The season rolled on and so did tl:e girls, knocking the powers behind. No one belongs in front of our world,” said the girls, 6 plus 9- So the fighting continued for 4 long months, during both the day and night. We won t give up ... , said the Lady Lawyers, ... til they crown us Lady Knights. And for that honor they have worked, and work they did so hard, That they have won a great big space in JMH's big heart!! ROW 1: Shashelia Degraffinreid, Felicia Wheeler, Marcia Nelson. Kendra Compton. Charolctte Flynn. Lawana Robinson. Kelly Schock, Connie McNeil. Den:u Brooks ROW ? (front): Crystal Howard. Felicia Bates. Regina Crosky. Maria Pearson. Damtella Grayson. Annette Monroe. S-ctyl Jagets. Houston Jefferson (manager). 80 Sports 86 THE 1986 JOHN MARSHALL TRACK TEAM They arc dazzling and dynamic. They are gracious and great. They arc slick and smooch and faster than the speed of light. Who arc they? Those magnificent Lawyers of JMH. of course. l.ed by Senior captains Aaron Lett and Denean Kirkman. the track team began training deep within the confines of the underground track during the month of November. They were on a strict weight training program, and they ran five miles a day. This team is filled with promise for future years. The team as a whole is in the learning stages, and success comes with hard work and experience, as well as dedication. Whatever the outcome. JMH Track, take pride in yourself. You can surely be proud of your accomplishments. Row I: Annette Monroe. DeXein Kirkman. Quentin Stott Aaron Lett. Row i Omar Johnson. Shar.dra Keaton. Mark Allen. Wanda Green Corey Peerey, Mane Pearson. Melvin Bridgewater. Marshall Cavor. Mar o Jones. Rosari Wilburn. Row J: Harold Bennett. Demta Brooks, Keith Clark. Angelique Rucker. Michael Monroe, Adra I-ert. Phi.lip I jkes. Janis Finney. Lendcli Abrams. Fred Futrell, Ze.van Carter. Sports 83 TRACK TEAM SENIORS 1986 TRACK MVP’S Aaron I-ctt Vanguard: DeNean: Vanguard: DeNean: Vanguard: DeNean: Vanguard: DeNean: Vanguard: DeNean: What was your reason for first becoming in-volved with the sport of Track and Field? I saw the opportunity to excel in something that I liked. What are your goals on the track in 1986? 1 am unsure at the present moment, but whatever my goals, I am sure that with hard work, 1 will accomplish them. Are the Olympic Games in your future? Again. 1 am uncertain, but being a member of the team would be a great honor. How would you rate your individual success since your initial involvement on the track? 1 would give myself an A for my astonishing accomplishments. What is your greatest memory of JMH Track? My greatest memory is of being the City Champion in 1984, and of my coach, Mr. Elkins for without him, my success would have been non-existent. Vanguard: Because of your large success last season, big people are expecting big things from Aaron Lett. Will this pressure hamper your performance? Aaron: I don t think so because when I am running, I tend to relax. I don't think about pressure to win. I just expect myself to do well in every race. Vanguard: What do you predict your success will be like in 1986? Aaron: Success only comes with hard work and determination. If I work hard, and perform up to my expectations, success will be going to a university of my choice when I graduate. Vanguard: Are the Olympic Games in your future? Aaron: I think so, if I rake care of myself and continue to improve in every race. Hopefully. I will be able to make the L'.S. Olympic Team. Vanguard: If you had to rate your success of the past 3 years from 1 to 9, what would it be? Aaron: Nine because, I had a good year in the tenth grade, and an even better year in the eleventh. I expect to have an even better year in the twelfth. Vanguard: What is your greatest memory of JMH Track? Aaron: Being 400 meter champion at several invitational meets, and having a great coach. Mr. Elkins, to help me further continue my career in track. DeN'ean Kirknur. Sports 85 WEIGHTLIFTING The 1985-86 John Marshall High School WHIGHTLIFT-ING TF.AM is quite a group of young men and ladies. The men's Weightlifting is made up of mainly Varsity and J.V. Football players, while the ladies team is made up of a few girls with a lot of heart. We don't have any hot shots this year,'' says Mr. Valenzisi, the Weightlifting coach. But there are guys who arc consistent and will be able to hold their own in the competition. ' This year's Weightlifting team works together. Success for them comes as no surprise. Bottom L-R: Richard Adams. Kenny Greene. Greg Daviv. Charles Johnson. Top L-R Scan Murray. Walter Romp. Shcidor. Little. Ken Zatesk;, Rodney Jackson. David Wiggins. Not shown: Tony Tatum. Anthony Johnson. James Jefferson. Charles Harris. Johnny Thrower, Kevin Jones. Terrence Brown. 86 Sports Junior Dentta Hiooks shows what she's made of. Yolanda Parker gives i: her all. (Standing I.-R . Tameka Tayloe, Fatima Lewis, Yolanda Parker. Matya Lilly. Sliauntay Willey, (Seated): Princess Russell. Not shown: Katr.na Gay, Carmen Caldwell. Tonya Wooes, Patti Cleaver. Sports 87 Senior Class Officers Vice President Secretary Natalie Petersen Darron Shoulders 90 Seniors Executive Board Sen kit Class Officers Darron Shoulders. Janice Markoff, Cody Williams, and Natalie Peterson. Triru Walton. Kim Wallace. Ysonka Hall. Millie Mojica. Monica TuCkosh, Cassandra Curtis. Valrica Williams. Khjrm Wyr koff, Marvetjm Alen, Yvonne Williams. Carlon Newson, Bianca Jones. Not shown: Pamela Knso Advisors Mrs. Bellone and Mr. Oswald Seniors 91 At The Polls In ’86” Most Popular Chuckie Bolden, Valrica Williams Best Personality ■ Angie Hayes. Cody Williams Quietest Glenda Fong, Melvin Martin Most Attractive Richard Harvey, Felicia Pierce Tracy Hale. Rodney Harris Most Talkative Shortest Girl Tallest Boy Zoc Davis. Marvin Williams Shortest Boy Tallest Girl Tony Walker. Melissa Lcggon Most Talented Darrell Barnes, Michelle Grant Prettiest Eyes Monica Hempstead, Charles Woods Tabatha Stephens, Charles Moten Biggwt Mouth Best Dressed Kevin Jones, Stacey Jones Stephania Shine, Dale Reed Most Likely To Succeed Michael Garrett. Lisa Young Prettiest Smile Robert Scott. Lisa Terry Cutest Dimples Michelle Davis. Rodney Harris Best Built Yvonne Smith, Marvin Gray Most Athletic Kelly Schock, Aaron Lett Biggest Flirt Most School Spirit Joe Little. Peaches Stokes Cody Williams. Millie Mojica Seniors 95 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Kelly M. Abernathy, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby leave my empty locker with a generic lock on it to whoever will take it for $5.99. 1, Lcndcll Abrams ... my love, knowledge and liveness to Nicole Chennault. I, Marvelyn I.. Allen ... my Lawyerettc Marktime, good grades and Homecoming victory to Kitt Draper. I. Byron Arnold ... an autographed World B. Free basketball to Dr. Locke so he can improve his shake and bake. I. Marcellus Bates .. Gucci underwear to class of '87. I, Denise Beynon ... my patience to all my guys. Arthur Brown. Joe Little, etc. I. George Bbkley ... all my pride and joy to all the Harvard crew and the ladies. I, Tarretca Blakley ... my smarts and popularity to my best friends Kevin Rodgers. Angie Wilson and Rhonda Tate. 1. Chuck Bolden ... all my lincback skills to Rome and Dale. I. Lori Branch ... my knowledge and know-how to come to school to Sharon Crenshaw. I, Tracyc Branch ... my path of success, craziness and fun to Laura Blackwell and Theodore Parker. I. Melvin Bridgewater... all my torn up hook r. undone homework, and what little 1 learned to the underclassmen. I. Dawn Brock ... my teachers to Felisa Thomas. I. Ruby Brooks ... all my books and teachers to the up coming seniors. 1, Tracee Brooks ... leave all iny cheat sheets from Spanish 3 to Denita Brooks. I, April L. Brown ... good wishes and luck to the class of 1987. I. Arthur Brown ... fashion tips and the 86 87 year of being G.Q. everyday to Dorian Wentz. I. Patrick Brown ... John Marshall High School to U.S. Army and U.C.L.A. University. I. Paul Brutvan ... my job at Rini's to Scott McKee so he can quit Carl’s. I. Kevin Bryant... my two DcLorean sports cars ro teacher Ms. Novak. I. Joseph W. Burgess . all my love and kisses to Desiree Wilson. 1, Dave Clark . .. my drum sticks and good times to Corey I.oney. I, Lakisha Clark ... all my good luck and hard work to my two brothers Kenny and Kendale Clark. I. Rita Clotman ... my books and locker to my brother Robert Clot-man. I. Nate Coleman ... my love to Lawanda Womack. 1. Thurstonjones. Courtney... my high A average to Chandra Jones. I. Monica Cowans... my deepest sympathy and best wishes to anyone left here next year. I. Jeff Cox ... all our good memories to M:riam Gonzales as she walks the halls of John Marshall in 86-87. I. David Crawford . .. nothing at all to John Marshall High School. I 1. Regina Crosky -. .John Marshall High School to my fellow studemv I, Marie Cunningliain .. . my Subject Superiorities in Math and loyal:. • to the poor people less fortunate in those subjects. 1, Cassandra Y. Curtis ... rny brilliant mind and cheerful memories to ' N'ichelle Zanders and Kenny Green ar.d Robin Walker. I. Michelle Davis ... my sound mind and memory to my brother Gregory B. Davis and my friend Lisa D. Whittaker. I. Robyn L. Davis ... the toilet stall in the girls’ Rest Room to Caro. Colvin. Keep it clean and remember that Robyn used it in L986. 1. Susan Dirksen ... all my love to Danny Craft. I. Anthony Duckworth ... my playboy pictures in my locker to Ms Novak and Ms. Lofton. I. C Esposito ... my very best grades to a crushing follower HEATHER. I, Melshunn Evererte ... ir.v dear sisrerr Mia Evcrctre and Yavonru Everetrc to John Marshall. I. I'alcnci3 Fair ... my locker to Jamie Davis and my old paper to Sean Williams. I. Phillip Fields II ... my body to Smithsonian Institute. I. Moll Finnan ... all iny worldly possessions to John Knov. I. Sheila D. Floyd not ... sleepless nights and headaches to Calculu A.P. with Kubach. I, Angela Flowers ... JMHS to Nayra Perez. I. Glenda Fong ... my best wishes to the JMH volleyball team for a successful and fun season, my thanks to the faculty for their unselfish time and efforts, and my sympathy to the class of 87, good luck, keep smiling, and God bless you all. 1. Tyrone L. Franklin ... all my OUTSTANDING” Bookkeeping grades to my cousins Gregory and Valerie. 1. buz Fuentes ... my memories to James Agnew and everybody that knew me and to remember me as the nicest and sweetest PUERTO RICAN girl at JMH. I, Christine Gales ... all my things and knowledge to my two little sisters. I, Betsy Garay... all my love and my sweetness to my sweetheart Greg Ramirez, to my family, to Dulces Besos and to the classes of’87 and '88 I, Angela Garrett... all my belongings to Sharline and Lynn Pinkard. 1. Michael J. Garrett ... the keys to success: God. faith, and effort to-Mark and JMH. 96 FRIENDS . ■ . forever more! S niors 97 Kelly Abernathy Lendell Abrams Londl Abrams Radee Ali Marvelvn Allen 98 Seniors Byron Arnold Michael Baker Wayne Barker Darrell Barnes Marcellus Bates Chris Bennett Sheldon Bey Katrina Bizzell Mary Blanchard (icor e Blaklcy Tarretta Blakley Charles Bolden Tracye Branch Lori Branch Melvin Bridgewater Ruby Brooks Tracy Brooks April Brown Patrick Brown Terrence Brown I Timothy Brown Paul Brutvan Joseph Burgess Ruth Burnside Randy Campbell Claude (.arson Pamela ( ham hers Darnell ( lark David (.lark Kendrick Clark Lakisha Clark IC.ta ( lot man Vickie Cobb Nathaniel Coleman Kell; Corea Monica Corley Monica Cowans Deatrice Cox Jeffrey Cox Danny Craft David Crawford Marci Cummingham Brian Cummings Ricco Currie Cassandra Curtis Semors 99 Chris Esposito Melshunn Everette Falencia Fair Scott Felton Kell Ferrell Velma Drinkard Cynthia Dubose Robert Dunn Rhontaneice Dupree Daniel Dylag Adrienne Davis Michelle Davis Robyn Davis William Dayse Mario Dejesus 100 Scmor$ Phillip Fields III Molly Finnan Angela Flower Sheila Floyd Glenda Fong Sean Dial Louie DiMatteo Susan Dirksen Rochelle Dotson Demetrius Douglas Melissa Fox Tyrone Franklin Luz Fuentes Christine Gales Betsy Garay Angela Garrett Michael Garrett Michael Geballa Ronald Gcrba Lori Glowacki Eric Golston Nancy Gonzalez Michael Gordon Jeffrey Grabski Lafayette Grady Michael Grant Wanda Green Lisa Haft Selina Hairston Karen Hale Tracy Hale Yvonka Hall Brian Hamlet Monica Hammock Karen Hanson Seniors 101 John Harb Tyrone Harrison Rodney Harris Michelle Hart James Harris Jr. Richard Harvey Jr. Angela Hayes Cheryl Haywood Monica Hempstead Vernon Hempstead Roishun Henderson John Hinegardner Robert Hodnett Christine Bolcker Daren Hollowell Pamela Holston Allen Holtz Ellyn Hope Michelle Horne Adriane Houston Crystal Howard 102 Seniors Virginia Hueter Jeffrey Hunter Yantee Hurd Shana Jackson Derwin James Linda James Kenneth Jarrett D'Leesa Jefferson Houston Jefferson Dean Jenkins Derrick Johnikin Terri Johnikin Angela Johnson Carl Johnson Clyde Johnson Dawn Johnson Stephanie Johnson Darryl Jolly Bianca Jones Frances Jones Kevin Jones Seniors 103 104 105 Monica Jones Michelle Jones Roderick Jones States Jones Susan Jones 106 Seniors Tracy Jones Michael Kazimer Adrian Keeton Monroe Kennedy Jr Rodnev Kibble Adrian King Demetrius King Danette Kirkman Denear. Kirkman Pamela Kriso Patricia Laughlin Melissa L egg on Aaron Lett Dorothy Lewis Sheldon Little Stephen Littleton John Loftus Keith Long Daniel Lostcincr Christine Louie Pauline Lucky Janice Markoff Sandray Marshall Tanya Martin Frank MeAlpine Lance McHlrath Thomas McIntyre Anthony Me Keller Micheal McNair Connie McNeil Mary Messitt Millie Mojica Annette Monroe Reno Montgomery Bcnita Moss CharicS Moten Raisear. Nevels Carlon Ncwson Lisa Nichols Rachel N'ollie Tim Oldham Anthony Oliver Louise Palivec Elvira Paolella Glenn Parker Jr. Scniors 107 Arthur Pulphus Fred Rahaming Dale Reed Ixc Richardson Patricia Riley Derek Rivera Valerie Robinson Tommie Rodgers, Jr. Arthur Russell Veronica Sabo Lolita Pendleton Nayra Perez Natalie Peterson Marvin Phillips Wendell Phinnessee Felicia Pierce Greg Pierce 108 Seniors Cheryl Short David Slencsak Robert Scott Rhonda Smallwood Anthony Sawyer Kelly Schock Brian Scott Carol Scott Deidra Scott Quentin Scott Mary Senyitko Divide Shine Stephania Shine Darron Shoulders Brian Sims Tammy Sims Tyrone Singleton Seniors 109 Mark Smith Yvonne Smith Ann Sonnendecker Carrie Sporcich Leon Slasik 110 Seniors I.isa Stawicki Tabatha Stephens Karen Stern Daren Stokes KcLir Swcenev Mansart Tantash Tameka Taylor Tern Taylor Lisa Tern’ Brenda Tharp Oregon Thomas Vonncttc Thorton Michael Trerock Monica Tuckosh Daryl Tyler Dawn Tymoc Charlotte Vance Margie Vega Leonard Vcrlie. Ill Teresa Wakefield I Anthony Walker Kin: Wallace Trina Walton Greg Ward Michelle Watkins. Becky Watson Christopher W'ebb Gtrol Welker Angela W ells Puul Wells Monica Williams Nicole Williams Valrica Williams Yvonne Williams Coileen Williams Semofs 111 Koyceanne W cstlcy Ronald heeler Barbara W'hite David Wiggins Bridget! Wi liams Bobby Williams Cody Williams Demetrius Williams Keith Williams Marvin Williams Cynthia Wilson Khym Wyckoff Diane Wollerman Edward Yenyo LaWanda W’omack Angela Young Charles Woods Bobbie Young Yvonne Wycnc Lisa Young 112 Seniois Kimberly Young Lena Zabura Deborah Zwolsky Richard Jones Kimberlyn Long Yolanda Parker Sheri Snyder Fred Walker LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I. Michael E. Gcballa ... a new attic tide and a new string of guys to Rachel I. Nancy E. Gonzalez ... my school spirit, joy and frustrations to the class of '87. I, Mr. Michael 1.lewillyn Gordon ... my crazy antics to Denita fBubba) Brooks. I. Lafayette Grady .. my drumsticks and drumming ability to Lee Norman. I. Michelle Grant ... my work study habits to all of the '87 seniors. 1, Marvin Gray '.. my R:-BuII-Dog Icess. weights, and punching bags to Chery'l Gray (Haywood). I. Wanda Green ... the hallways and my locker to Angeliquc Rucker. I. Tracee Hale ... my big mouth to Maleisc- Arrington and Victory Williams. I. Yvonka Hall... my loving smile and friendliness to Gina, David, and Kenny. I. Cheryl Lynn Haywood ... my goofy mother and dog and the most valuable possession I own which is my love for you to Marvin L. Gray. I. Pamela Holston ... my smile and my riches to all my special friends. I. Allen Holtz . . my sympathy to all of those who have to go through Miss Leach's A.P. History class next year. 1, Ellyn Hope ... JMH to onward coming students. Good Luck. 1. Michelle Horne ... my charm and good sense of humor to Iris Boyd and Sheila Tate. I. Roishun C. Henderson ... my maturity, sense of humor ar.d personality to Sheila Delane Tate and Iris E. Boyd. I. Jim Herron ... all my seniority to Mr. Joniak. I. Machelle Houston ... my love and all my worldly possessions to my brother Shaffer Houston. I. Karen Hale ... my best wishes to Marshell Cavor and Felicia Thompson ar.d good luck to my best friend Dawn Brock. I. John Harb ... the food of rfie senior cafeteria to the senior class of '87. I. Tyrone I larrison ... my good looks and my locker to Deangelo. Roni and Tracy. 1, Michelle Hart ... my will to persevere, my sense of human knowledge, and my unused Fingernail polish to all the underclassmen. I. Angela C. Hayes... my smile, laughter, and happiness to Gregory Davis, Lisa Whittaker, Mr. Latkovic and Ms. Baran. I. Ms. Monica Hempstead ... my friendship, ability, charm and pizazz good attitude and happiness, and my position on the Lawyerettes to Missy Buckner and the Lawyerettes. I, Virginia Hueter ... my softball jersey 1. locker and memories to Sandra Kroll. I. Warren E. Jackson ... my sister, Yvonne, to finish where 1 left off. I. Linda James ... all of my sewing ability, my passes to walk the halls, and my good grades to Tonya and Patti. I, Bianca B. Jones ... much success and l est wishes to Mr. Dycks and the JMHS Marching Band. I. Marvin Jefferies ... my friends and memories to JMH. Farewell. I. Angela Jefferson ... my thoughts, happiness and love to Brian McIntyre. I. Dean Jenkins ... all my flannel shirts and cowbody boots to all those who say I wear nothing but Flannels' all the time. I. Terri Juhnikin ... a swift kick to my brother and sister Donna and Derrick and best friend Teresa Cole. I. Dawn Johnson ... all my nice teachers and all mv old homework to Kristen Johnson. 1. Doug Johnson .. my personality and attitude to Andre Pierce. 1. Stephanie Goldie Johnson ... my sweetness and phone number to all my ex-boyfriends. I. Frances L. Jones... my locker and my books and sense of humor to Kim Kennedy. I, Kevin Jones ... all my football skills and weightlifting skills to Richard Adams. 1, Roderick Jones ... the job of being a wild and crazy guy to Howard Griffith. I, Stacey Rochelle (Gucci)Jones... my popularity and Gucci accessories to my loving neice Paula (Bunny) McNair. I. T racy Jones... my knowledge and good advice of the male species to Kitter. Denise ar.d Stacey Renee. I, Rodney Kibble ... my shortness and great dimples to Michelle Sims. I. Adrien M. King ... cap and gown, class ring, senior t-shirt to the c o 86 who will also be a part of the c o '87. I. Danette Kirkman ... all my love to my sweetheart Harold Wimberly from c o '84 and to my sister. Denean, and ro my mom and dad. I. Pamela Y. Kriso ... everything, to be divided evenly, to my mother for her encouragement and love over the years, to my brother and sister, for just being there: and to our family cat. Warlock. I. Melissa Leggon ... my decisiveness ar.d common sense to Kendra Compton I. Aaron Lett... my charm, wit and natural ability, also the thought thar I will always LOVE YOU to Ms. Denua Brooks. I, Joe Little III ... my vocal abilities and technique to Marc Jerkins Little. I. Sheldon Little ... my bad habits, good luck, and good will to my fellas Sloe, Greg. Dog c o '87. I. Kelly Lyons ... to Kenneth Zaleski all my memories at JMH. 113 Newborn Imas” Darrell Barnes Arthur Pulphus O.K. I'm ready.-' Falcncia Fair Cheryl Haywood Arthur Brown So many men ... So little time. Hey. that looks like a good idea. Tabatha Stevens Hey cutie, you in the corner Charles Bolden Hey Giuck. wiiat's up? Who turned on the lights? 114 Seniors Adrienne Davis Edward Yenyo Frances Jor.es Oh, what a beautiful day! Teresa Wakefield I'm soooooo sleepy Susan Jones Talk to me Baby Paul Schneider I don't wan: to talk about it Give me a chance to think Gimme a break!” Ah man. this is live! Seniors ] 15 Derek Rivera Allen Holtz 1$ that so'' Can I go too? Anthony Walker Connie McNeil Stacey Jone Shut Up! 116 Seniors Momma’s Boyz99 Anthony Hudson Keith Long Lance Me El rath Darryl Jolly Charles Mocen Sheldon Little Byron Arnold Rodney Harris Reno Montgomery Monroe Kennedy John Harb Cody W.lliams Undell Abrams I.onell Abrams Marvin Gray Warren Jackson Darnell Clark Greg Pierce Mike Tretock Robert Dunn Seniors 119 Monica Hempstead Daddy’s Girlz” Lori Branch Angie Wells Yvonne Williams Tanya Mart n Adnanc Houston Patricia Riley Margie Vega The Kirkmans Yvonne Smith 122 Seniors Virginia I Iueccr fcllyn Hope Louise Palivec Natal e Peterson Monica Tuckosh Vickie Cobb Valrica Williams Glenda Fong Kelly Abernathy Kelly Schock Monica Williams Tracy Jones Susan Drksen Cynrhia Wilson Clieryl Sion Rachel N'ollie Stephanie Johnson Mar wan Tanush Tracee Brooks A. Duckworth, F. McAlpinc Angela Garrett rrA Blast . . . Michelle Watkins Kim Young I.aw.tuda Womack Melissa Leggon Angie Hayes D'Leesa Jefferson Rodney Kibble Adrian Keeton Bridget: Williams Peaches Stokes Tfina Walton Tracyc Branch Michael McNair Paul Wclli r . . . From The Past!” Seniors l 25 LAST I, Stephen Littleton ... the memory of me to the teachers and students who knew tile. I, Sandray Marshall... my clown looking drill team shoes to Stacey S.. Pam P., and Yolanda A. I, Andre Martin ... my love, trust, and good looks to Camille Woods. I. Mary Messitt ... all my bills, and Pat Logan to Virginia Hueter. 1. Tanya Sergio Martin ... all my iO crushes on boys to Maddi Florida and my A.P. classes to Tyson Gus. I. SaBrina McCray ... Regina Croskey my lunch card to eat the year of 86-87. 1. Thomas McIntyre... my best wishes and good luck to the classes of 87 and '88 . They're going to need it with freshmen at JMH. I, Connie McNeil ... my love and sportsmanship to my sis Denira Brooks and my little brother Andre Martin '87 B-Ball. I. Millie Mojica ... all the fun the class of '86 should have had to the class of '87. Good Luck! L Alfred Monroe .. my hook-ups and ability to charm the women to Alfred Roberts B.K A. BUD. I, Leonard Montgomery .. .JMII to any unfortunate people still there. I, Reno Montgomery .. all the fat 'chics' and a bottle of 'Jube' to Rego. Tipper, and Bra. I, Bob Montoya ... the quote: Holy Moly Man to the class of '87. I, Carlon Newson ... my love and respect to John Marshall's teachers and staff. I. Rachel Nollie ... my shyness and good looks to William Stewart. I. Anthony Oliver... my bad habits, good grades, and speed to Dcrrik Lanier and Donald Sloe Slocum. 1, Louise Palivec ... my beautiful artwork to Mr. Page. I. Elvira Paolclla ... my wit. charm, idealistic demeanor, and my Hollywood fame to the future generations. I. Yolanda Y. S. Parker... all my books and good looks to the c o '87. Good luck. guys. I. Loiira Pendleton. . all my A l classes to the future student , of JMH and my personality to Mr. Dycks. 1. Ms. Felicia I). Pierce ... my beautiful personality and fantastic kicks to all ot the future I.oveiy Lady Lawyerettes. I. Gregory A. Pierce 1 ... my beloved Burger King job to anyone willing to work. I. Erica R. Pritchett ... all my love to Robert L. Scott. I. Arthur Pulphus ... all of my knowledge to the future JMH students. 1. Janice Markoff... a challenge to the 1986 87 Senior Class Officers to try to replace the graduating officers in the hearts of Mr. Oswald and Mrs. Bellone. 1. Dale Reed ... my mercedes Benz, with plaid interior to Sherice. WILL 1. Patricia Riley ... all of the fun I had in 1° Physics to my sister Alisa Rilev. I. Valerie Robinson... all the success and my love to Victoria Williams. 1. Veronica Sabo ... Mary Walter ail of my extra carbon paper and Friday afternoons at Burger King. 1. Kelly Schock ... my volleyball jersev and all my injuries (broken thumb) to Gwen Brinkman. I. Quentin K. Scott ... my speed to the track team, love to Tancssa Holland, Farimah Muhmmad, Darlene Marable and little sister Deni a Brooks. 1, Mary Jo Senyicko ... certain teachers to many more years of aggravation. I, Divide Shine ... my wonderful and tripping ways to Omar Johnson, and Yveue Wallace. I. Stephania R. Shine ... great ambition, eagerness to learn and enthusiasm and good taste to the JMH Lawyerettes, Stacey Smith and Nicole Thomas. I, Cheryl Short... my ball and chain to the next student who fills rr.v place. I. Darron Shoulders ... my locker ro the future funky nate crew. I. Brian Sims ... my inteligence to whoever in order to be successful 1. Tammy Sims ... all my love and stuffed animals to my boyfriend Marvin. I, Peaches Smith ... my locker and my smile to Angie Moore and the rest of my close friends. 1. Ann Sor.nendcckcr... the best of luck for the class of '87 to the c o '87. 1. Gloria Steiner . . . nicer.ess and good luck to Arlene Ford. I. Tabatha Stephens ... my good spirit and charm to Nisha. Tonva and the Lawyerettes I. Daren S. Stokes ... my deepest sympathy to ail those who will have Mr. Taylor as a guidance counselor and my singing and dressing ability to my sister Dionna L. Stokes and my cousin Crystal Peyton. I. Shalise D. Sullivan ... a nice and successful year to everybody. I. Marwan W. Tantash ... absolutely nothing ro everyone. I. Tamcka L. l avlor... my good grades, habits, and knowledge to my brother Kevin Taylor. I, Terri Taylor ... my mulit-Cplored turtlenecks to Yogi. I. Lisa Terrv ... my A” in American Government to Ingrid McCrar I. Vonnette Thornton ... my position as Senior Class Secretary to anyone lucky enough to fill my shoes. I. Monica Tuckosh... all my great times at JMH to all the teachers who had me for a student. I, Teresa Wakefield ... all the pesty people that gor on my nerves and 126 AND TESTAMENT my looks to Denira Renee Brooks (sister). I. Anthony Walker ... my Reebok tennis shoes to the great Walk of Fame. I. Kim Wallace... the straight jacket his mom gave me tojeffrey Cox. I. Greg Ward ... you know who to Dan Tymoc. I. Michelle Watkins ... my smelly socks in my locker to my little brother Jerold. I. Becky Watson ... all the hard. new. Lawyerette moves to ali the future and present Lawyercttcs. I. St. Paul M. Wells ... my beach house in L.A. and Porsche Turbo to anybody who can afford them. I. RoyceAnne Westley ... a I of my books, teachers and activities to my sister. Donnie Westley. ---- __ I. Ronald Wheeler ... plaid limousine to Derr.il Sutton. I, Barbara White ... fond memories of me. iny pxwition on the squad and my CareBear pxrncil to Pam. Yolanda, and Tonia. 1. David Wiggins ... all my worldly knowledge and intelligence to my Horncboys. Tatcr and Scotty. I. Bobby Williams ... this school forever to anyone who has to suffer here when I am gone. 1. Cody T. Williams... my Labergini. S-story Penthouse and all the girls I've ever flirted with to Dorian Wentz and any other fellas who think they can handle them. I. Demetrius Williams... all my books and knowledge to Sonya Gunn. I. Jon E. Williams ... my crazy sense of humor to Tim Caley. I, Marvin Williams ... my 49 inch vertical leaping ability to Andre Martin. I, Monica Williams ... all my love to all my friends old and new especially Kenny P. I. Nicole Williams ... my locker, books, and my F.Z Widers to Arlin Clark. I. Valrica Williams ... the will to succeed and psopularity to Rego Montgomery, Bay Bay and Tipper. 1, Colleen M. Wilson ... all m secrets of cutting to my little brother Lee. I. Cynthia M. Wilson ... sense of humor to Charles Johnson. I. Diana Wollcrman .. all my partying experiences to my little sister Jan. I. Lawanda Womack ... all my friendship and love to Vincent Weems. I. Charles Woods ... my spxrcutacular football agility to James Jefferson. I. ft I. Khym Wyckoff... my leather deck shoes, good knowledge, sense of humor and the best of good luck in everything to Felica Thompson, Angie Wilson, Nicole Chennauit, Jackie Reid, Michelle Sims. Victoria Williams and Pebbles and Emir McEirath. I. Yvonne S. Wyche... my sweet, caring ways to Darnclla Grayson and Debbie Smithhisler and the headaches of Sports Editor to the next POOR soul. OH, and ali my love to Willie Dycks, and Mr. Elkins. I. Edward Ycnvo ... some of my hair to Mr. Ditsler and Mr. Mileri I. Angela Young ... locker 2317 to the next person to own, have, and pjosscss it as theirs. 1. l.isa Young ... rhe responsibilities of the yearbook and the aspirins that go with ir to Kim Kennedy. 1. Kimberly Young ... my troubles and headaches of passing a test to my brothers Geroge and Anthony. I, Deborah Zwolsky ... everything I have to my very best friend. Debra Vargo. I. Monica Jones ... my psoin poms, uniform and briefs to the future Lawyereites, and to Mr. Rainey, I leave a new tie. 1, Stephanie Powell... all my love and past good times to Andre Butler. I, Der.ean K. Kirkman ... my good running skills to Rose. Janice, and Adra. my love to my sister, parents. Mr. Elkins and my boyfriend Aaron Shawn Shepsard. I. Selina Hairston ... my love and contemptmenr to Sonya Cooper. I. Mark Smith ... my Basketball moves to Eric Mooney. I. Arthur Brooks ... my last bottle of Mad Dog to James B. I. Michael McNair ... my little black book to Shawn Chandler. I. Eric Golsron ... a book of diets to Mrs. L. Powell. I, Bobby Maag . .. $5.00 to Mrs. Bettis. 1, Yvonne Williams ... all of her jjapxrrs she has to grade to Mrs. Bettis. I. Anthony B. Hudson ... all my forged hall passes to Ms. L. Novak. I, Paul Schneider ... my wisdom and health to Mrs. A. Thomas. I, Ronald Gerbo ... my JMH friends to Robert Maag. I, Demetris Douglas ... all of my eviiness to Mrs. L. Powell. I, Scott Felton... my knowledge to Andre Martin and my Varsity jump shot to Johnny Tucker. I, Tri.na Walton ... ali my Drill stuff of last year and years before to my cousin Yolanda Askew. I, Randy Campbell ... my body to Alisa Riley. I. Richard Jones ... the right to say, I knew him in high school. to tl� e JMH c o '86. I, Robert Scott... all my love and memories to Erica Renee Pritchett. I, Arthur Russell . . . iny leaping ability to Dirksen Skinner. I, Shana Jackson ... all my love forever and my locker to Kenny Williams (Oodle). 127 A Message To The Senior Class Wc the seniors of 1986 came, saw. and Conquered the challenges of J.M.H. Throughout our years at John Marshall, we have acquired certain characteristics which will be needed to succeed in this advanced world of ours today. Not only should we commend our teachers, counselors, and principal, but ourselves as well for the effort we have made in reaching this point in our lives. As we go on in life wc must never forget the special memories shared here at John Marshall. There were out times of sadness and laughter, fun and games, but through i: all we’ve survived! When facing this new life of ours, we must strive to attain our ultimate goals, because 'There s no stopping us now’” I would like to say that it has been an honor to serve as your Senior Class President. I thank you, the seniors of J.M.H. class of '86. for you have helped me to achieve one of my many goals in life. Always remember when setting goals in life, that as a 1986 J.M.H. graduate, there isn’t anything you can not CONQUER! Best Wishes Seniors. 'to Ujli Cody T. Williams Senior Class President 128 Seniors HOMEROOM 601: Dcmctris Douglas. Ronald J. Gerba. Erie Golston, Anthony Hudson. Robert Maagjr., Michael F. McNair. Paul Srlineiiicr, Mark Smith. Yvonr.e R. Williams. HOMEROOM 60): Kelly M. Abernathy. Radee Ali. Byron N. Arnold. Willie A Ashley. Chrb L Bennett. Karma F Bi srll. Ruth A Burnside. Dennl R Byrtue. Randy Campbell. Darnell W. Clark. Kendrick L. Clark, Darnel M. Dylag. Molly M. Finnan. Angela C. Garrett. Lafayette Gradyjr. Lisa M. Haft. Ysonka M. Hal I. James L. Ilarnsjr.. Vernon B. Hempstead. Monica O. Hempstead.JamesJ Herron. Daren L. Hollowell, DerwmJatr.es. l.mda M. James, Susan A. Jones. Frances L. Jones, Denear. N. Kitkman. Daniel J Losteinrr, Grace A. Risers. Daren Stokes. Angela R. Young. Arthur L. Brooks. 130 Ads HOMEROOM 606: Dawn Brock. Ruby M Brooks, Vickie E. Cobb. Susan K. Dirkscn. Velma L. Drinkuo. Michael F. Geball Jr, Nancy Gonnle?. John H. Hmegardner. Robert J. Hodnct:. Houston 11 Jefferson. Angela Johr.son. Darryl L Jolly. Kevin Jones. Pauline Lucky. Melvin C Martin Anthony Mi Keller. Constance D. McNeil. Charles M. Motcn, Carton M. N’cwson. Glenn Parker Jr.. Natalie L Peterson. Ronald Piccola. Felicia D. Pierce. Stephaine A. Powell. Arthur Russell III. David P Slencsak, Terri S Taylor. Leonard J. Verlic 111. Bnd ctt L. Williams. , rruiiisj a k i HOMEROOM 60 Mary A Blanchard. Tracy L Brooks. Paul S. Brutvan. Kevin R Bryant. Lakislia Clark,Jeffrey L Cox. Cassandra Y. Cuitis. Rhor.tanekc K Dupree. Marvin Jefferies. Angie C. Jefferson. Andre C Martin. Frank McAlpine, Gregory A. Pierce. Deon Reed. Dale A Reed, Carolyn Risers. Valarie A. Robinson. Tommie L RodgersJr,Caro. D. Scott. Quentin E. Scott. Brian L. Sims. Tyrone R. Singleton. Gloria J. Steiner. Kellie M. Sweeney, Mirwan W. Tantash. Anthony I.. Walker. Paul M Wells Jr.. Royceanne V. West ley, Rotiald W Wheeler. Nicole T. Williams Deborah M. Zwolsky, Wayne A Barker. Ads 131 HOMEROOM 610: Michael K Baiter, George Blaklcy. Tracye Branch. Terrence P. Brown, Tonya Calhoun. Pamela L. Chambers, Mario Dejesus. Rochelle R Dotson. Robert K. Dunn.Joann Eicholu. Benjamin Gibson. Michael L. Gordon. Karen D. Hale. Roishun C Henderson, Michelle Home. Crystal M. Howard. Terri R Johnikin.Car! Johnson. Tracy 1. Jones. Adrian M. Ki:ig. 1-aixe Me El rath.. Thomas H McIntyre. Annette M. Monroe, Rinaldo A. Montgomery, Rachel N'ollie, Veronica L. Sabo. Brenda S, Tharp. Vonnette E. Thornton Gregory A. Ward Jr. HOMEROOM 611: Lonell A. Abrams. Manuel S. Amaya. Penny M. Banks. Darrell W Barnes. Charles B. Bolden, Lori A. Branch, Cornell D. Clark. RiccoCurrie, Talent ia A Fair. Scott E Felton. Carlos Fuentes. Bemida Garay. Lori M. Glowackt.Jeffry A. Grabski, Michael D. Grant. Michaelle D. Grant. Tyrone A. Harrison. Ellyn C. Hope. Michael A. Kazirr.cr. Pamela Y. Kriso, Robert Montoya, Arthur E. Pulphusjr.. Leonard D. Ridgway, Yvonne M. Sn.it i. Christopher M Snakovsky. Kent A. Staten, LisaJ. Stawicki. Jon E. Williams. Kimberly Wyckoff. 132 Ads HOMEROOM 61}: Marccllus N. Bates, Timothy Brown. Richard D. Cervantes, Rita J. Clot man, Monica R Corley, Danny L. Craft Zoe L. Dav.j, Michelle I) Man. DLcesa R. Jefferson. Clyde D. Johnson, Stephanie Johnson, Adrian D Keeton. Rodney M. Kibble Brun L. Loney. Vkgen M Mojica. Bonita A Moss. Lisa L. Nichols, Mary E. NoUn.Timothy G. Oldham, Marvin D. Phillips , Kelly A Shock. Lece Scott. Ann M. Sonnendecker. Carrie A. Sporcich. Tamara L Tourlakis. Daryl Tyler. Lawanda D. Womack Angela A Wright. Lina E. Zabvra. HOMEROOM 614 Claude Carson. Robyn L. Davis. Cynthia D Dubose, Anthony R. Duckworth. Angela J Powers, William F | • 'y Gordon. Wanda O. Green. Allen P. HoltzJr. Thomas W. Hornsby. Jeffery llunter, Stacey R Jones, Michelle A. Jones. Dinette M Kirkman.Janice I Markoff, Wcr.dell Pliinnevsee leeW Richardson, Anthony L. Sawyer, Tammy S. Sims,John Smith III, Adrina L IM Stokes. Lisa F. Terry. Charlotte Vance. Tri.na S. Walton. Harace W. Walton. Michelle M. Watkins, Colleen M Wilson. Diana E. rM Wollcrmar.. Arthur Christian. U Ads 133 HOMEROOM 615: Sheldon F. Bey III, Tarretta Blakley. Melvin L Bridgewater. Patrick H. Brown. Joseph W. Burgess. David A. Clark. Nathaniel M. Coleman. Kelly l.Cotea. Monica A.Cowans.Michelle D. Davis. AdrienneT. Davis. William E. Dayse. Tyrone L. Franklin, Christine Gales. Marvin L. Gray. Tracy B. Hale. Brian L. Hamlet. Angela C. Hayes. Chery l L. Haywood. Christine R Holcker. Pamela E. I lolston. Stephen A. Littleton. Alvin A. Poland. Erica R. Pritchett. Divide L Shine. MichaelJ. Trctock. Christopher Webb. Valrica Williams. Kimberly V Young HOMEROOM 616: Denise C. Beynon. April I.. Brown, Thomas J. DaureliO. Gregory K. East. Melissa A. Fox. Luz M. Focntes. Selina V Hairston. Adriatic Houston. Kenneth L. Jarrett. Derrick Johnikin. Roderick K. Jones, Bianca B Jones. Monica L. Jones. Monroe D Kennedy Jr.. Mir.am L. Keyes. Demetrius R King. Melissa D. l.eggon, Aaron I.. Lett. Sheldon M. Little, Krmberlyn A. Long, Sandray Marshal.. Tanya M. Martin, Anthony F.. Oliver. Lolita B. Pcnd.cton. Michael L. Rcodos. Patricia A. Rilcr. Derek A. Rivera, Briar. C. Scott. Dridra F Scott. 134 Ads 3 Year Winner of Food and United Way Drive HOMEROOM 617: Sheila D. Floyd. Richard H. Harvey Jr., Vjginia F. Hueter, Shana M. Jackson. Dawn M. Johnson, Christine R Louie. Mary C. Mcssitt, Leonard A. Montgomery,Troy V. Newell, Lojise M. Palivec, Elvira Paolclla. BrunoJ. Pell. Beverly A. Ramey. Robert L. Scon. Cheryl J. Short. Darron I.. Shoulders. Slrcri L Snyder, Tabu: In Stephens. Tarnrka L Taylor Dawn M. Tvmoc, Kimberly L. Wallace, Roslyn A. Watson. Barbara A. White. David G. Wiggins. Monica S. Williams, Demetrius A. Williams, Cody T. Williams. Bobby Williams. Keith A. Williams. Cynthia M. Wilson. Lisa Young. h Mi HOMEROOM 618- David Crawford, Chris A. Esposito, Phil ip Fields II. Farrell P Gallagher. William E. Jackson. Warren E. Jackson, Thurston C. Jones III. Keith E. Long. Kelly A. Lyons. Mark Morrow, Frederick L. Kahaming.Joyce L. Rivera. Charles R. Roberson. Phillip N. Robinson. Mary J. Senyitko. Rhonda J Smallwood. Leon E. Stasik. Wendy M. Tackett, Monica Tuckosh. Teresa Wakefield, Rebecca K Watson. Angela B Wells. Marvin R. Williams, Charles I. VC'oods. Yvonne S. Wyche. Edward Yenyo. Bobbie J. Young. 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DuBose Anthony Duckworth Willie H Dycks Tomas Elkins Pam Ferrara Miss LaDonna Renee Foster Jorge and Iris Garay Mark A. Garrett B Gibbons Jeffrey Grigsby Florence M. Hall Yvonka Marie Hall Mr. and Mrs. Hamblcton V. Hanchuk Ms. Evelyn Hayes Mr. Henderson Allen Holtz Adriane M. Houston Mrs. M. Jackson John T. Jacobson Linda James B.K.A. (Lynn) David jeemen Mary Jeemen Dean Jenkins Mr. Reuben Johnson James (Tunky Fresh) Jones Monica Lynn Jones Ms. Tracy Jor.es Peter A. Joniak Laura Kaus Cheryl Kennedy Claudette Kennedy Bryant Keith Kizer George Klcrxicz Kenneth Kubach Ken Latkovic FlorciKc Laux Roberta [.each Melissa Leggon Ff. Link Dr. Carl Locke Mrs. J. Lofton Mary H. Lull Mr. MacMillan Doris Mancuso Sandy Manzell Sand ray Marshall Barbara J. McClir.ton Marilyn Moore Bonita A. Moss Mrs Joyce Murphy Nell B.K.A. Champ Richard Nielson Mary Louise Nixon Ada Norwood Ms. Novak Senior Class Officers Okv Far.oky Bozs Carolyn Onyak Paul G. Oswald J. Page Samuel Perry R. Pfingstcn L. Powell Alissa R. Pugh Robert Rainey Mrs. Dorothy Ramsey Charlie Reed. Jr. Princess Russell Margaret Saulters Mrs. Samuels Mr. and Mrs. Schock and Family Brian Lee Sims Mark Smith c o 86 Sigma Sweethearts Cody T. Toni Tartaglia Kevin Taylor Pamela Taylor Tamcka L. Taylor Vonnctcc Thornton B.K.A. Von Wuaren Tyree Gregory A. Valenzisi Jr. Robert Vinyard Bernice Wallace Elirabcth Weaver Barbara A. White Dotothy Winovich 140 Patrons Marshall Grams Our dear daughter Betsy. We are so proud of you. God bless you. Love, Mom Dad Keith, loving you has been the best. Vonka Sandray, thanks for being there in and out of school. Good Luck. Love. Tameka (Cag.) Good Luck. Kelly! Your friend. Gwen. Mike: Thanks for everything, Good Luck. Love. Tameka. Keep Smilin' Johnny Harb. L Y Heather. Cody. Thanks for all of your help. Good Luck. Love, Tameka I love you champ, Good Luck. Love Nell. Barb, Missy, Tanya and Von. Good Luck to you all. Love, Tameka. Intellectuals — Keep a stiff upper lip. Congratulations Nate, Scott, and Tony. Love. Tameka. Best of Luck Betsy. Mrs. Smith, thanks for being a wonderful friend. God Bless you. Love, Tameka. E.P.S. I love you!! Smilin' eyes 4 ever! HR 618 You are SOMEONE. M. Saulters. The liviest seniors in JMH class of '86. To Traci, Adrian, Shawn-boo, and Stcnk. Good Luck HR 615. Remember Mr. Mac. Tameka, Good luck and God Bless You. Love, Ma Tameka, Best Wishes. Love, Mr. Rodgers Angie 11. — Thanks for putting up with me and my silly ways. It was nice working with you. Love from vour friend. Betsy, P.S. I got a secret! (Smile) Betsy — It's been great working with you. Love and friendship always. Angie. P.S. I got one, too! To my Love Pies: To think the best To believe the best To hope the best To do the best To live the best To want the best You will succeed in being the best. Love Pie, M. T. Samuels Activities 141 Congratulations to the Class of '86 from the John Marshal! Student Council. It has been our pleasure serving you for the 1985 86 school year. We wish you happiness and prosperity. 142 Ads Congratulations to the Class of 1986 From the McDonald's Crew of 9615 Miles Berber cWori Specializing m Men and Women Precision Haircutting Nan Montgomery Proprietor 15008 Kinsman Rd. 9911017 Congratulations and Rest Wishes to the Class of 86 from the John Marshall P.T.A. Pres. — Mr . Elizabeth Mitchell V. Pres. Mrs. Kathy Hueter Rcc. Sec. — Mrs. Trrrv Wolf Treat. — Mrs. Debbie Durkin Corrcs. See. — Mrs. Antoinette Huntington Membership — Mrs Mattie lane Chaplain — Mrs. Rub) Fanning Legislation — Mrs. Barbara Cowans Ho� p;tal'.t — Mrs. Hattie Porter Asst. Prtn. Adsrsor Mrs. Blanche Cooley OWE members include: Alfred Adams. John Carlo. Robin Franks. Robert Geballa. Wiliam Gordon. Angie Jefferson. Dave Kiciehnski. Pauline Lucky. Len Montgomery. Andna Novak. Mike Plair. Al Poland. Date Slencsak, Mike Tretock. 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