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

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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

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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

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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.