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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1987 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY....................5 ACTIVITIES................17 SPORTS....................49 SENIORS...................75 ADS......................117 John Marshall High School 3952 West 140th Street Cleveland, Ohio 44111 Vanguard In Memoriam Mark A. Garrett 2 April 2, 1969-August 24, 1986 CLASS MOTTO: THE WORLD IS OURS LASS SONG: IN THE AIR TO IGHT by Phil Collins WHITE CLASS COLORS: Rl SENIOR HOMI Mrs. Ihomos Miss Baron Mr. Valenzisi Mrs. Jecmen Mr. Hohertz 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 thee With hearts so true and stroj arshall High THE BEST SCHOOL! We praise thee in Song. jer iss Lucas Mr. Marx Mr. Price Miss Salick Miss Tartaglia We dedicate this edition of the VANGUARD to Mark Garrett, who will be long remembered by the Class of '87. Theme 3 “The World is Ours 4 I sincerely hope that every graduate in the class of 1987 has learned more in high school than the mastery of basic skills. Hopefully you have developed an inquiring mind and the willing acceptance of a challenge. These characteristics are most important in today's world of uncertainty. I feel confident that from among the graduates of this class there will emerge the thinkers, planners and leaders needed to improve and stabilize the society of the twenty first century. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1987. W. S. Tomko Alan Lakis Gene Ditsler 6 Faculty E N G L I S H Joy Smith Chairperson Fran Baran Kenneth Latkovic Mary Anne Lucus Barbara Sones Mary Jecmen Florence Hall Karen Cuff Mark Rougeux David Jecmen H. Gannon Sadie Gover Charles Honesty Michelle Franklin Faculty 7 Robert Henderson Florence Loux C S v. Alice Mancuso Robert Fast Bennie Williams Kathleen Bailey Phyllis Stanton 8 Faculty s c I E N C E Dr. Carl Locke Frances Doyle Ralph Pfingsten Audrey Sioux-Pompey David Ulatowski Carlin Waters Faculty 9 s 0 c 1 A L S T U D I E S August Caliguire Chairperson Paul Johanni George Klepacz Roberta Leach Richard Nielson Paul Oswald Kenneth Geniusz James Wasowski 10 Faculty Rita Flowers Anthony Famiano F A I R N T E S John Page Chairperson Margaret Johnson Victor Daiuto Willie Dycks Faculty 11 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Henry Pettigrew Russ Marx Jimmie Stallard Artis Price John Redmond George Plescia BUSINESS EDUCATION Danial Busher Ada Norwood Richard Discipio Chairperson Robert Rainey Margaret Saulters Mirielle Salick Marlene Samuels 12 Faculty Mary Nixon Faculty 13 COMMUNICATION SKILLS Elizabeth Koger Laurali Novak Fay Ann Snodgrass Jon Theobald Rebertha Tolbert A I D S Not Shown Judy Lofton Lucille Howard Lucille Cobb Barbara McClinton Jackie Perkins Gayle Samko 14 Faculty PHYSICAL EDUCATION Bobbie Davis Roger Sims Al Valenzisi William Brashwitz Linda Beebe Chairperson HOME ECONOMICS Dian Darby Edna Hayes Not shown Mimi Thomas Anne Bellone Chairperson SPECIAL EDUCATION Audrey Thomas Chairperson Faculty 15 Ron Alpine Charlie Reed Jr. SECURITY 1 Evelyn Lee Lily Donovan Ernie Evans Tim Zielinski Pauline Kuebler School Nurse MISCELLANEOUS Robert Vinyard In-House Suspension n Doris Mancuso Carolyn Onyak Marlene Fagan Upward-Reach L.D. Tutor Matron 16 Faculty Activities 17 Student Council President: Winston Bell Vice President: Felisa Eafford Secretary: Tonya Todd Treasurer: Greg Hampton Once again under the direction of Mr. Kenneth latkovic, Student Council successfully organized activities for the 1986-87 school year. It is a tradition that Student Council, olong with the Senior Class, sponsor the popular and well-attended Homecoming Dance. Student Council also sponsors the annual activities such os the Can Food Drive, United Way Fund-Raising, the Christmos Dance, the Christmos Door Decorating Contest, and Spirit Week. This year Spirit Week included a Red and V hite Doy, o Dress Up Doy, ond a Ooss Color Day. Congratulations to the class of ”87'' graduating Student Council Officers. Your leadership contributed to a fine Student Council program this year. Parliamentarian: Bobby Conley Executive Board Executive Board Members — Row 1: Felisa Eafford, Winston Bell, Jenny Glick, Greg Hampton, Tiffany Gaiter, Mark Allen, Tonya Todd Row 2: Shashelias Degraffinreid, Eric Morales, David Williams, Bryan Kizer, Ronald Williams 18 Activities Homeroom Representatives Row 1 — Angela Wilson, Greg Davis, Carmen R. Caldwell, Davetta Glenn. Row 2 — Michelle Bowman, Cindy Slitor, Monique Steven, Nicole Thomas, Stacia Hughley. Not Shown: Lisa Willingham, Arlin Clark, Stephanie Clayton, Derrick Lanier, and Alisa Riley. Row 1 — Eddie Thomas, Eugenia Wyche, Danielle Banks, Kassandra Spates, Beverly Braun, Tonya Bell. Row 2 — Charlette Flynn, Chris Graham, Miranda Morrow, Sharin Ausbrook. Row 1 — Neil Mohney, Diana Asel, Amber Braun, Erica Members include: Warren Davidson, Susan Weems, Mi-Jones, Wenda Nyres. chelle Bates, Michelle Bodear, Nicole Campbell, Roxanne Row 2 — Alicia Richardson, Kirt McReynolds, Rolando Knox, Cheree Davis, Venus Frieson, Dale Hancock, Brooke Cooke. Hinson, Antoinette Jackson, Cheryl Kennedy, Mokeeda Williford, Eric Minefee, Chanell Peterson, Maryanne Richardson, Jerome Sheppard, Traci Strozier, Christal Thompson, Taro Tillman, Zenobia Davis. Activities 19 National Honor Society President: Felisa Eafford Vice President: Winston Bell Advisor: Ms. Roberta Leach The National Honor Society (N.H.S.) was sponsored by Miss Roberta Leach this year. The society consisted of twelve excellent and outstanding students who maintained a 3.4 grade point average in order to be in this activity. Students in the N.H.S. have high standards in citizenship, scholarship, leadership, and character. Treasurer: Greg Hampton Row 1 — Ms. Roberta Leach, Winston Bell, Joe Collins, Ayreen Ibrahim, Cindy Wolfe, Barry Fong Row 2 — Felisa Eafford, Mark Billingslea, Gwen Brinkman, Theresa Adams, Brian McIntyre, Kim Kennedy, Greg Hampton 20 Activities Science Honorary Row I — Winston Bell, Tonya Hendricks, Sandra Kroll, Tonya Todd, Eric Morales, Mrs. M. Jackson Row 2 — Adrienne Davis, Barry Fong, Felisa Eafford, Rebecca Figuli, Sha-shelia Degraffinreid, Kimberly Kennedy, Charlotte Flynn The Science Honorary is an organization whose members demonstrate exceptional ability in the field of science. In order to become a member of this organization, students must be recommended by a teacher. During the annual Science Fair, exhibits are displayed in the Media Center. Once again, Mrs. Miche-line Jackson did a wonderful job as advisor of the Science Honorary. Science Honorary officers this year are President: Felisa Eafford, Vice President: Bobby Conley, and Secretary: Tonya Hendricks Math Honorary Row 1 — Felisa Eafford, Gerald Green, Sandra Kroll, Winston Bell, Mrs. V. Wilson, Gwen Brinkman Row 2 — Mark Billingslca, Rebecca Figuli, Eric Morales, Shoshelia Degraffinreid, Kimberly Kennedy, Charlotte Flynn Not shown — Joe Collins, Bobby Conley, Larry Figuli, Robin Fossett The Math Honorary this year had a new advisor, Mrs. Vera Wilson. The organization consists of members who possess exceptional ability. To be a member in the Math Honorary, you must be recommended by a teacher. This group assists the National Honor Society by tutoring in math. Officers of the Math Honorary are: President: Felisa Eafford, Vice President: Kimberly Kennedy, Secretary Activities 21 FOREIGN LANGUAGE HONORARIES L to R — Rebecca Figuli, Sandy Kroll, Joe Collins, Gwen Brinkman, Winston Bell, Carmen R. Caldwell, and Mr. Thomas Elkins. Seniors Kim Kennedy and Brian 'Big Mac' McIntyre. :: Senior Laura Hunter and member Shashelia Degraffin-reid Previous and present advisors, Gilbert Crisp and Thomas Elkins. French Flonorary Spanish Honorary Row 1 — Robinette Ledwell, Teresa Adams, Jackelyn Tucker, Tonya Todd, Miriam Gonzalez, Ladonna Foster. Row 2 — Shalice Smedley, Marcia Nelson, Travis Evans, Eric Morales, Felisa Eafford, and Mr. Thomas Elkins. 22 Activities Radio Room “Live from the studio of John Marshall High School, this is your favorite radio station WJMH ... These are the words that can be heard every morning over the P.A. accompanied by the latest in popular music. Head announcer, Brian “Big Mac McIntyre and P.A. staff members do their best to keep the students and the faculty of JMH informed of the latest news. Mr. David Jecmen is the advisor of the P.A. announcements. Row 1 — Tonya Hendricks, Kenny Bray Row 2 — Brian McIntyre, Cornelius Gould, David Fessler, Gwen Brinkman, Monica Tillman, Maureen Pallas, Jason Slone, Lee Wilson Activities 23 Advisor . .. Mr. Mork Rougeux Interpreter This year the Interpreter staff had a new advisor, Mr. Mark Rougeux. He replaced Mr. David Jecmen who will be retiring this year. Congratulations Mr. Rougeux, seniors, and Interpreter staff for a job well done. STAFF: Editor-in-Chicf: senior, Adrienne Davis News Editor: senior, Alise Hodnick Editorial Editor: senior, Maureen Polios Feature Editor: senior, Luurette Newsom Sports Editor: senior, Gwen Brinkman Junior Editors: Beverly Braun, Twylo Gor-rett, Mary Ann Walker, and Lisa Sergeant. Photogrophers: senior, Brion McIntyre and juniors, Gerald Sapatko, ond Antomne Montgomery. Art Editor: senior, Kenny Bray Staff Writers: seniors, Angelo Hendking and Brian “BigMac McIntyre Staff Typist: Mory Ann Walter 24 Activities Work Studying Programs HERO means Home Economics Related Occupations. This group was sponsored by Mrs Bellone for the 86-87 school year. The only criteria is that you must be in the Home Economics Co-op class. Every year this group puts together a community project as well as an employee appreciation dinner at the Hol-lenden House. This year the dinner will be held on May 14, 1987. Names of HERO members: Cample Woods, Joe Stastny, Ni sho Presley, LaShelle Fox, Cindy Slitor, Anamarie Zaleski, Kirk Nelson, Leslie Colvn, Judy Jolly, Letha Lee, Cassandra Traylor, Liso Kerner, Kim Pinkney, Sheri Clork, Koren Jack-son, Judy Hernandez, Sabrina James, Shawnettc Phillips, Rita Walker, and Angel Woods. The only criteria in this organization is that you must have had some sort of Home Economics class. This organization was advised by Mrs. Alice Utley. FHA stands for Future Homemakers of America. Advisor — Mrs. Alice Utley Nomes of FHA members: Miriam Gonzales, Sharmaine Montgomery, Deretho Faye Austin, Taness Holland, Cossondro Peorson, Zaneta Carter, Mario Bishop, Denzi Moore. Not shown: Maleesa Gresham, Lorissa Williams, Lowanda Moody, Dewanna Frazier, Raysa Rodriguez, Omcyra Vegas, Tracy Darden, Patti Cleover, Helen Ruiz, and Marnie Macon. Activities 25 Candid Camera 26 Activities Up With People Up With People wos founded by J. Honkton Belk in the mid 1960's to provide o positive chonnel for the idealism and energy he sow evidenced in students around the world. This year certain students from JMH were poired with members to tour our build ng. All students and teachers got the chonce to watch the dynamic, contemporary production of the Up With People cost. From the nostalgic hits of yesterday to todoy's contemporary sounds, the colorful pageantry of the Up With People show has music for everyone's ears. Up With People maintains five international casts, each composed of approximately 135 students ond staff members from throughout the world. These costs represent 20 countries and 40 stotes. Each cost travels approximately 32,000 miles visiting 80-90 towns and cities An important part of Up With People's educational and cultural exchange is the hospitolity provided to the students in each community by local host families. Host families provide lodging and some meals and on important opportunity for the students to participate in and learn about their lifestyles and the rich cultural diversity of the wodd. These contributions ore vital to the continuation and existence of Up With People Server's Club Front Row: Tracy Marzano, Ingrid McCeary, Zaneta Carter, Erica Chears, Lisa Perry, Alise Riley, Mrs. Alice Utley Second Row: Lynette Carmichael, Felissa Eafford, Tim Couley, Mirranda Morrow, Erica Longino, John Granzier Not Shown — Maureen Pallas, Derrick Gibson, Randy Morrow, Yolanda Askew, Askeio, Judy Hernandez Activities 27 Main Office Aides The students here at John Marshall sometimes have free periods known as studyhalls. Since the studyhalls are often crowded, some students took it upon themselves to put their enthusiastic efforts and personalities to good use by working in the office as “Main Office Aides answering the switch boards, copying important material, and running major errands. Advisor Mrs. Gertrude Cole Main Office Aides — Kelly Shaver, Debbie Vargo, An-gelisa Pearson Not shown: Annette Popovich and Michaela Wilson. Attendance Row 1 — Sharon Mohney, Raysa Rodriguez, Shari Clark, Tammy Kelly, Laurie Zu-koski, Marcie Calhoun. Not Shown: Melessa Gresham and Barbara Robinson Row 2 — Liso Anderson, Annette Popovich, Dottie Keller, Tracy Walker. The “Attendance Aides here at John Marshall experienced a change of pace this year. They began the school year with Mrs. Betsy Gibbons. Then at the end of October, a new attendance secretary, Mrs. Shirley Hug-ley, came from Jamison. The Attendance Aides have a big responsibility. Everyday, they must keep track of all absences and tardies as well as excused absences and call-ins from parents. This year the attendance at John Marshall has increased. This is the first time this has happened in five years. Aides New Advisor Mrs. Shirley Hugley 28 Activities Essays L to R — Mrs. Kaus, Mary Ann Walter, Anthony Williams, Rachel Krkljus, Linda Mattachione, Dennis Novak, Mrs. Stills L to R — Christie Shaver, Stephanie Boda, Satrina Fletcher, Janis Finney, Mattie Johnson, Angela Robinson, Mr. Link Not shown: Tonya Bell, Michelle Dupilks, Kristie Cooper, Jonathan Harris, Lori Booker, David Craig, Danita Wilson Guidance Aides Michael Bloom, Julie Glick, Robin Franduto, Greg Hampton, Mark Billings-lea, Sheldon Dawson, Lutana Barnes, Andrea Miller, Michelle Ford, Rosalyn Watjen Activities 29 Career Club This is the second year of the Career Club here at JMH. The Career Club is sponsored by Mrs. Blanche Irby, Ms. Maurita Prendergast, and Ms. Dorothy Winovich. Again this year, the Jennings Foundation presented John Marshall with a grant. This grant supplied the school with a career computer, enabling our club to do research on various careers. The grant also supplied us with art supplies and money for field trips. Advisors — Maurita Prendergast, Dorothy Winovich, and Blanche Irby You now have our full otten tion. 'Yes we're little angels. We're seniors and we're proud. Row 1 — President: Joe Collins, Vice President: Shalice Smedley, Recording Secretary: Felisa Eafford, Corresponding Secretary: Lisa Perry, Treasurer: Sandra Kroll Row 2 — Carmen Caldwell, Monique Webber, Michaela Wilson, Pasha Person, Ayreen Ibrahim, Leslie Colvin, Yvette Wallace, Alisa Pugh, Cecily Parrish, Macon Furyes Row 3 — Ladonna Foster, Kimberly Hullett, Mychel Nashe, Mark Billingslea, Tracy Gaiter, Carol Miller, Tracy Willis, Monique Stevens, Theresa Adams, Marva Liily Row 4 — Antoine Montgomery, Marcia Nelson, Eric Morales, Bryant Kizer, Stephanie Price, Howard Griffith, Joann Bain, Jeriesha White, Karen Still 30 Activities Big Buddy Little Buddy This is Big Buddy Little Buddy's second year at John Marshall. The Big Buddy Little Buddy program is under the supervision of Club Advisor, Mr. Robert Vinyard, and Field Advisor, Ms. Jacqueline Taylor. The organization matches high school students with problem elementary school children. The purpose of this organization is to provide guidance, friendship, tutorial services, and understanding to the Little Buddies, so they can have a promising future. The Big Buddy Little Buddy prerequisites call for a 2.0 grade point average and a desire to help others. Members in the Big Buddy Little Buddy Club meet all of these requirements. hMlKiilfJI , liI nWB AMC . m w, Advisors: Ms. Jacqueline Taylor, Field Advisor and Mr. Robert Vinyard, Club Advisor Networking — Kim Pickney Public Relations — Dave Ceglecy Secretary — Carmen Caldwell Vice President — Marva Lilly Row I —James Kilbourne, Dan Ceglecy “I admit all work and no play would make me an ill person. Row 2 — Ms. Jacqueline Taylor, Ayreen Ibrahim, Helen Ruiz, Carmen Caldwell Row 3 — Dave Ceglecy, Joann Bain, Annette Popovich, Nicole Thomas, Mr. Robert Vinyard Activities 31 Theatre Arts Row I — Cornelius Gould, Jeonna PurneB, Julie Click, Row 2 — Lee Wilson ond Ronold Saxton. Drama Club JMHS Dramo Club was directed once again by Mr. David Jec-mcn. The Dramo Club members are some of the students Mr. Jec-men hos or had for his Drama classes. Besides doing plays for the entire school to see, the Drama Club members also do short skits in closs Each year the Drama Club puts on one act plays for oil English classes and faculty to see. The major production this year was Magnificent Magi . Mr. David Jecmen, advisor of Stage Crew, Radio Room, and the Drama Club. Farewell Mr. Jecmen. May God bless you and your family. We the students and faculty here at JMH hope and pray you have a wonderful retirement. Stage Crew Mr. Jecmen also sponsors the JMHS Stage Crew which consists of students whose responsibilities ore to help the Drama Club by designing ond building new props for school ploys, pep rollies, ond other events. Cornelius Gould. Jeonna Purnell, Brian McIntyre, Monica Tillman, Jenny Click, Lee Wilson, Ronald Saxton, JuSe Glick 32 Activities I Marshall Leaders The John Marshall Gym Leaders Club' was advised by Ms. Linda Beebe during the 1986 87 school year. Gym Leaders are students of John Marshall who spend their free school periods helping the physical education teachers with their P.E. classes. Gym Leaders have minor responsibilities but they do them well and enjoy them just the same. Bruno, Romeo, and Dog Seniors at last and loving every minute of it. Row 5 L-R Ronnie Gentry, Bryon Swift, James Ligon, Tommie Howard, Dor-nclla Grayson, David Thomos, Johnathan Tolbert, Shirley Cooper, Melvin Hicks Row 6 L-R George Young, George Thomas. John Richardson, Rodney Brown, Dovid Williams, Carl Guess, Antwan Marbley Row 7 L-R Roger Duffin, Levi Hicks, Reginald Lompkm, Derrick Gibson, Rego Montgomery, Lynette Carmichael Row 1 L-R Marcia Cross, Tosha Sonders, Anicin Albert, Carmen R. Caldwel, Latreese Hopkins, Tracey Stephens, Wesley Hodge, Luther Mumphrey Row 2 L-R Stanley Livingston, Ulecio Harvey, Rosiree Wilburn, Jonese Clement. Rolph Britton, Mark Bilingsleo, Patti Cleover, Derrik Lon er, Stephanie Price, Russell White Row 3 L-R Patrice Frozier, fcugenio Wyche, Corey Peavy, Robert Smithhisler, Rondy Murphy, Tracy Hxtton. Christine Wilams, Richard Sanders, Venus Frieson Row 4 L-R Quoron Jorvis, Leslie Givner, Robert Walton, Troy Dubose, Twin, Bryant Kizer Letterman's Club “Ms. Linda Beebe, advisor of Marshall Leaders and Letterman's Club. Seniors — Charles Johnson and Seniors — Harold Bennett and Mi-Derrick Lanier. chael Monroe. The 1986-87 John Marshall Letterman's Club members are students who have worked extremely hard in different sports to earn a Marshall letter which they can cherish during and after high school. The students also strive for excellence in all their endeavors. Row 1 — Mocon Furyes, Alissa Pugh, Jason Sloan, Dovid Fessler, Rosiree Wifourn, Monigue Rucker, Artgelique Rucker, Shashelia Degraffinreid Row 2 — Carl Hilliard, Carl Mller, Derrik Lonier, Reesa Watts, Janis Finney, Kendra Compton Row 3 — Vance Cross. Jennifer Click, Chris Rice, Rosolyn Wotjen, Cindy Slitor, Denita Brooks, Charlotte Flynn. Row 4 — Antonio Anderson, Fred Burgess, Randy Murphy, Desree Wilson, Aaron Alexander, Jomes Jefferson Row 5 — LeAndre Liggins, Vincent Weems, Dornelo Grayson, Russell White, William Tell Row 6 — Michael Monroe, Toni Tatum, Walter Nobles ACADEMIC A.C.T.I.O.N.S. AND CHALLENGE 34 Activities Johnothon Williams, Greg Hampton, Howard Griffith, Mr, Robert Vinyard, and Ayreen Ibrahim. CANDIDS Flag Corps Row 1 Tanya Bell, Angela Afzal, Sandie Ball Row 2 Johanna Sledge, Demetrius Lewis, Crystal Peyton, Teresa Smith, Sheryl Jagers, and Tracy Willis. The 1986-87 John Marshall Flag Corps was advised by the well-known and talented Mr. Willie Dycks. The Flag Corps entertains JMH fans at different games during half-time. The girls work hard at displaying their flexible skills. Advisor Mr. Willie Dycks. Activities 35 rrrwr Marching Band The JMH Marching Band once again entertained us during the 1986 football season. Under the direction of Mr. Willie Dykes, the band provided the fans with energetic half-time routines at games. Brian McIntyre was the announcer for each of these performances. He has worked faithfully with Mr. Dykes and the band during the past three years at Marshall. Our thanks to Brian for his part in making our band performances a success. Members include Vicie Chapman, Cheryl Kennedy, Michelle Bates, Kecia Betts, Michelle Cowans, Encka Thorton, Coleen Mason, Rose Wifourn, Susan Lauder, Rhondo Nicholson, Marla Warren, Arlene Ford, Adro Lett, Ademetrio Lett, Khalil Ibrahim, Zenobio Dovis, Yolanda Davis, Jonese Clements, Russeil Thomas, Julia Glick, Janis Finney, Tonya Todd, Sybil Haney, Deirdro Reeves, Shoshcha Degraffmreid, David Tyus, David McMillan, Ant won Marbley, Merle Powell, Dewey Hodge, Lee Normon, Richordson Nosome, Artis Driscol, Shown Holmes, Terrance Estcll, Jerry Nelson, Melvin Coriton, Earnest Good, Adrey Johnson, Marvo Lilly, Valerie Thomas, Michael Billingsleo, Mark BJlmgsleo, Gregory Hampton, Omar Johnson, Sonja Ferguson 36 Activities ■HM Activities 37 Pre-Engineering Advisor — Dr. Carl Locke The Pre-Engineering Society consists of forty-one dedicated, responsible, outgoing students who meet every Mondoy offer school from 2:35 until 4:15 p.m. This society is mode up of seniors, juniors, sophomores, and just this year freshmen who show an interest in science, or Eng neering Eng neers from Dow Chemicol Research Company come to John Marshall every Mondoy with the Pre-Engineering Society to help ond ossist with their group proiccts. So far the society has worked on computers, and desalinization. The students meet in each group for six weeks. They rototc to other groups such os Solar Power or Bndgcbuild ing. Members include: Therese Adams, Winston Bell, Michael Coleman, Tracey Corter, Susie Driskell, Felisa Eafford, Larry Figuli, Rebecca Figuli, Barry Fong, Marcco Gordon, Greg Hampton, Tonyee Hendricks, Derick Hinckle, Alise Hodnick, Stacio Hughley, Lauro Hunter, Ayreen Ibrohim, Michelle Ingalls, Sandy Kroll, Carol Miller, Neil Mohney, Antoine Montgomery, Eric Morales, Michael Som-mcrvillc, Linnette Perry, Lisa Perry, Enc Roberts, Jeff Taylor, Jack-lyn Tucker, Michael Wili ams, Gerald Green, Cossandra Fellows, Mark Allen, Mark Billmgslea, Donielle Banks, Mark Low, Larry O'Neil, Gwen Brinkman, Jiva Vrndum, Yolanda Askew, Michelle Dziok, Howord Griffith, Kassandro Spates, Shirley Cooper, Yolanda Bolden, Kendra Compton, Tonya Todd, Rhonda Nicholson, Gerald Sapotka, Sybil Haney Men's Volleyball Advisor Ms. Linda Beebe The 1986 87 Men's Volleyball Club consists of talented ond enthusiastic young men who work hard ot PERFECTION. The team begon their season in Februory. Our team works extremely hard ot winning the games they compete in. Front row L-R: Hakeem Thorton, Dewey Hodge, William Tell, Derrick Hinkle Bock row L-R: Garrick Wimbush, Todd Ruffin, Enoch Al Amm, Tyrone Fleshman, Troy Reeves Not shown; Virgil Ashley and David Thomas 38 Activities Choir Bolden, Yolanda, ’Buckner, Garilyn, Cheairs, Ericko, Cole, Gerald, Cook, Sharon, Crawford, Michelle, Durham, Cecilia, Hendricks, Tonya, Holmes, Felicia, Hudson, Rhonda, Jackson, Shawn, Knox, Shelton, Leonard, Jermaine, ‘Murtrs, Love, Lucky, Ada, Maddox, Donold, Nelson, Gina, Powell, Merle, Respress, Monique, Robinson, Tonya, Scott, Rhonda, Sims, Michelle, Smiley, Teresa, Smith, Sonya, ‘Strozier, Thomas, Tyus, Dovid, Vorgoss, Moyrolic, 'Walker, Brondie, ‘Wiley, Shown, Zoboura, George, Gordon, Monique, Bevons, Eva, Brown, Danielle, Dickerson, Osuslo, Miller, Loverne, ‘Lofton, Sonya, Hodge, Lawnda, ’Afzal, Angela, Currie, Juan, Philpot, Sharon, Redmond, Tiffany, ‘Wallace, Yvette, McMichoel, Monique, Yates, Myro, Wilburn, Rosiree, Threatt, Carmen, Ruckner, Kelly, Butler, Kerwin, Bates, Felicia, ‘Darden, Tracy, Harris, Antoinette, Lewis, Demetria, Longino, Erica, Pace,LoShena,Peavy, Corey, 'Peoples,Pamela, Reid, Perry, ‘Riley, AKssa, ‘Robinson,Dawn, ‘Slaughter, Trina, ‘Stephens,Tracey, Tate, Sheilo, 'Thomas, Nicole, ‘White, Russell, ‘Williams, David, Williams, Victory, ‘Wilson, Angela, Wyche, Eugenio, ‘Jenkins, Marc, Reid, Tracey, ‘Osburne, Pamela, Barry, David. Holbert, Orlean, ‘Smedley, Sholice, Abdul-Amin, Ramona, Everette, Yvonne, ‘Kennison, Rebecca, Hudson, Darren, ‘Barnes, Trina, Jackson, Rolonda, Ulrich, LaRonda, Abdullah, Nafia, ‘Hodge, Dewey, ‘McIntyre, Monique, Holloway, Sonya, ‘Austin, Dcrethea, ‘Willis, Tracey, Smith, Theresa, Mojica, Raquel, ‘Thomas, Valerie, ‘WiBiams, Cossondra —Seniors Pep Club (Top to Bottom) (L-R) Row 1 — Al.sho Riley, Alissa Pugh, Princess Russel, Dovid Williams, SheneB Montgomery Row 2 — Tracey Stevens, Garilyn Buckner, Tracy Hinton, Macon Furyes, Lucy Gongidine, Regnetto Langford, Sherice Woodward Row 3 Jcricsha White, Foy Austin, Marva Lilly, Michelle Botes, Lynette Carmide, Yvette Mitchell. Row 4 — Tracy Willis, Sonia Gunn, Pomelo Geiter, Valeria Thomas, Yvette Walloce, Tamecio Sims Latonya Hitson. Activities 39 Simply Marvelous 40 Activities Drill Team Advisor — Mrs. Vicki Bettis The John Marshall Drill Team is a group of enthusiastic, well-organized, and outgoing students. For the 1986 87 school year the Drill Teom performed for Lowyer fans during half-time at gomes as wefl as at the well known pep rally. The Dril Team is an orgonizotion that works hard at displaying military style, and making sure their steps ore done with precision. Members include Nicole Adams, Yolanda Askew, Kerwin Butler, Monique Gordon, Sonya Green, Charlene Hawkins, Tanesso Holland, Monica Jackson, Terrel Jomes, Erica Longmo, Dana Mapson, Greoshon Martin, Eornest McKinney, Cassandra Pearson, Pam Peoples, Tracy Reid, Nicole Rutledge, Tracy Stanford, Stacy Tharps, Rochonda Wiley, Cossondra Williams, and Steve Wilson Activities 41 Lawyerettes Officers Sonya Lofton, Paulo McNair, Nicole Thomas, ond Sandy Kroll. The 1986-87 Lawyerettes consist of twenty-five spirited and energetic young todies under the supervision of Mrs. Linda Powel. The Lowyerettes' responsibility is to serve as role models and to promote and enhance school spirit. This years officers were as follows: Managers Mychel Noshe and Rayso Rodriguez, Captain Sonya Lofton, Secretory Nicole Thomas, and Sgt.-ot-arms Paulo McNair. Those ladies in red ond white who ore seen ot halftime of the Marshall football and basketbul games are not alwoys what they appear to be. Performances arc just o part of the many activities they ore involved in. The Lawyerettes also sponsor a Highstepper Clinic for elementary and junior high school students. This year the Lawyerettes will start competition at South High School on Wcdncsdoy Morch 18. 1987. To top off their season, the Lawyerettes will participate in the Memorial Day Porode held downtown annually. Row I — Rhonda Robinson, Bynctta Coleman, Helen Ruiz, Kim Lockinour, Dawn Strozier, Moyralie Vorgos, Cecelia Durham, Tanyo Hendricks, Yvonne Fveretto, Sandy Kroll, Raquel Mojica, and Markezo Sims. Row 2 — Candice Ashmore, Troci Strozier, Shormoin Montgomery, Mia Everctte, Tisha Thomas, Cheree Davis, Talithia Parker, Felicia Thompson, Nicole Thomas, Sonya Lofton, Paula McNair, and Kristie Cooper. 42 Activities Varsity Cheerleaders Advisor — Mrs. Bobbie Davis. The Cheerleading squads (J.V. and V.) consist of energetic, dedicated, and enthusiastic young ladies. This year the squads received a new advisor, Mrs. Bobbie Dovis, who is more than an advisor to the girls; she is o friend as well. The cheerleaders perform at football and basketboll gomes during half-time and at pep rales. The officers for the 1986-87 school year were captoin Patti Cleaver, and co-captain Tracy Dorden, Each year the cheerleaders sponsor a Chccrlcading Clinic in which they teach elementary and junior high school students the do's and don't's of how to perform good routines and stunts. This yeor's Vorsity Cheerleaders were Patti Clever, Trocy Dorden, Sotrina Fletcher, Stephanie Frost, Katie Kampbell, Tonya Schulz, and Christine Warren All smiles before the game. Christine, Tonya, Stephanie, Tracy, Patti, Sotrina, and Kobe. 44 Activities J.V. Cheerleaders Activities 45 THE CLASS OF '87 VANGUARD STAFF Vanguard Staff Row 1 — Felisa Eafford, Monique Webber, Carmen R. Caldwell, and Gerald Sapatka Row 2 — Mrs. Joyce Murphy, Stacia Hughley, Stacey Pinkney, Beverly Braun, Rebecca Figuli, Katrina Gay, Laura Hunter, and Eric Morales Row 3 — Kim Kennedy, Travis Evans, Diwana Manns, Howard Griffith, Brian McIntyre, Antoine Montgomery, and Ronald Williams. 46 Activities EDITORS OF THE C O 87 VANGUARD STAFF SENIORS SPORTS FACULTY ADS ACTIVITIES Activities 47 JMH Spirit of 87 48 Activities Sports 49 The John Marshall 1986-87 Football Team First Row (L-R): Shavar Murray, Mike McBride, Marvin Hempstead, Tony Gordon, Vincent Weems, Kevin Taylor, Richard Adams, Otto Ferguson, James Jefferson, Tony Tatum, Charles Dorsey, Michael Monroe; Second row (L-R): Coach Haller, David Poe, Johnny Thrower, Tuan Pad, Michael Wilkins, Kenneth Greene, William Tell, Dale Echols, William Wells, Gary Jackson, Wayne Moore, Transferred: Charles Hill, Eddie Jackson, Jeff Lenner, Head Coach Valenzisi; Third Row (L-R): Coach Elkins, Garron Croston, Carl Miller, Jason Sloan, Chris Martin, John Curry, James Ligon, Christopher Strozier, Eric Roberts, Stafford Shennett, Harold Bennett, Stanley Drayton, Luther Mumphrey, Fred Frutrell, Walter Nobles, Sean Murray, Coach Laraway, Coach Garr, Damon Watts, Charles Harris, Michael Somerville, David Fessler, Gregory Davis, Daniel Lanier, Tony Lyons, Larry Johnson, Fred Burgess, Marcus Martin, Jerome New-some, Antonio Anderson, Phillip Mellencant, Transferred: Athell Dupree. The 1986-87 John Marshall Varsity Football Team had quite a season. While their overall season record was not excellent, the team itself was. They faced the challenge of the South Senate and ended up with a 4 win 0 loss Senate record. In the process, they managed to capture the South Senate Championship. This season also produced the South Senate's Most Valuable Coach in the person of Coach Al Valenzisi. “Considering this team's lack of experience and the tough schedule we had, I'd say the season was very successful, says Coach Valenzisi. “Let's hope this season will be the springboard for many more successful seasons. Although the City Championship game was an uneventful one, our “Red Dogs made us proud. They proved that we Lawyers are winners. 50 Sports BAY VILLAGE Opp. JMH 34 — 12 BENEDICTINE 35 — 0 WESTLAKE 22-0 NORTH CANTON ROYAL 49 — 0 PAINESVILLE 16 — 13 SOUTH 6 — 20 EAST TECH 0 — 8 JOHN ADAMS 0 — 6 JAMES RHODES 6—18 JOHN F. KENNEDY 8 — 0 COLLINWOOD (CHAMPS) 21-0 Quarterback, Junior Vincent Weems scrambles his way out of the pocket. Team Captain, Kenny Greene and Assistant Coach, Tom Elkins on the sidelines talking it over. The Lawyers huddle on the sideline for some last minute inspiration before taking the field. Kenny Greene (35) amidst opponents. Sports 51 The John Marshall Varsity Football All-Stars L to R — Tearn Captain Kenny Greene and Co-Captains Mike Monroe and Jerome Newsome were this year's All-Stars. What do you think about while you are on the field? Mike — Winning; Making the big play that will turn the game around. Jerome — Hitting. You really think about what you'll do next. You think about killing that dude that's standing over you! Kenny — Executing the plays and knowing the assignments is important. You think about football ... period. How far do you plan to take football? Mike — I plan to go to college and play in the NFL. Jerome — It's everybody's dream to play in the NFL. That is DEFINITELY mine. Kenny — Like Romie said, it's everybody's dream to play in the NFL, but that college degree is important for a better future. If the pros come along, though, I'll jump on the opportuni- Sum up the season in one sentence. Mike — This season was a big turnaround from last year because the desire to win was better. Jerome — It was a great thrill because we could finally say that John Marshall is a winner. Kenny — This season was a great accomplishment and a great improvement — playwise and achievement wise. Do you guys have any last minute comments? Mike — I strongly advise anyone who ever wanted to play football to go out for the team. Kenny — This was definitely a once in a lifetime thrill. Jerome — Also, special thanks to all the supporters we had here at John Marshall. 52 Sports Coach Elkins and a player observe the game from the sidelines. Junior Jason Sloan (56) and Senior Jerome New-some (61) take on the offenders. Junior Charles Harris (75) does his part in stickin' it to Benedictine. Senior Mike Monroe (I) and Jason Sloan take it to the limit. Senior Richard Adams and Vince Weems toss the ball around. Junior Tony Tatum (center) slices his way through Rhodes' defense. Richard Adams (12) in the huddle preparing for the next assault. Sports 53 HOMECOMING 1986 King and Queen This year's Homecoming was another successful event for John Marshall. The dance was held at the Holiday Inn, Rockside Rd., October 17th, 8:00 p.m. The 500 students who attended this annual affair were able to enjoy and dance to the sounds of the Supreme Team. The Senior Class officers and Student Council were the sponsors of the dance. The 1986 Homecoming King and Queen were Kenneth Greene and Denita Brooks. The eleventh grade Prince and Princess were Tony Tatum and Felicia Thompson. The tenth grade member of the court was Freda Marshall. The ninth grade Duke and Dutchess were Guy Chambers and Susan Weems. Senior Candidates Juniors Randy Morrow, Pam Peoples, Brian McIntyre, Tonia Saunders, Denita Brooks, Kenneth Greene, Nicole Thomas, Cindy Slitor and David Williams (R-L) Lee Liggins, Mia Everette, Sherly Jagers, Tony Tatum, Felicia Thompson, Corey Peavy, Miranda Morrow, and Kendra Compton. Antoinette Pratt, Marcia Frazier, Veronica Collins, Freda Marshall, and Julie Glick. (R-L) Susan Weems, Guy Chambers, and Flueretta Drummer. Sophomores Freshmen 54 Sports The Crowning of the Homecoming Queen Senior Lamarr Blalock shares a close moment with Prin- Randy Morrow with date Kitt Draper cess candidate Miranda Morrow Sports 55 56 Sports The Junior Varsity Football Team The Junior Varsity Football Team proved themselves worthy of any opponent. The coach led his team to a 4-6 record. Led by the running of Antwan Pad, the J.V.'s made themselves known as a running team. They are definitely nothing short of next year's Varsity stars. Coach Haller takes a minute with Jeff Lanier Chillin' on the bench Stanley Drayton wards off the defensive attack Sports 57 The 1986 JMH Girl's Varsity Volleyball Team The Lady Lawyers of the 1986 Varsity Volleyball Tearn have proven that unity is the key to success. Although this year's team was divided into Varsity and Junior Varsity, both teams worked together as one. Varsity players were always willing to help the new J.V. team. The volleyball season began slowly for the Lady Lawyers but they were not discouraged. Their determination to succeed led to Marshall's first victory games against West Tech, Jane Adams, Berea, Rhodes, East Tech, and East High. Unfortunately, the ladies were unable to maintain this winning streak. They were defeated by Lincoln-West, Kennedy, John Adams, Collinwood, South, and Warrensville. With the leadership of Co-Captains Darnella Grayson and Charlotte Flynn the sixteen member team worked as one. Congratulations Lady Lawyers, for a job done well. Back row (L-R) — Mr. Fields (Coach), Shashelia Degraffinried, Reesa Watts, Chanell Sankey, Charlotte Flynn, Kendra Compton, Saunjula Degraffinried, Alicia Richardson, Willie Tyson (Manager) Front row (l-R) — Gwen Brinkman, Jenny Glick, Denita Brooks, Cindy Slitor, Darnella Grayson, Dawn Dienes, Diane Asel, Maria Coleman, and Randolph Murphy. Sports 59 60 Sports The John Marshall Junior Varsity Volleyball Team The Girl's Junior Varsity Volleyball Tearn was introduced to John Marshall for the first time this year. Although the team was inexperienced in playing senior high school volleyball, they did put forth tremendous team effort to win the first Junior Varsity City and Senate Championship title. The skills from Junior High School Volleyball did not solely help the team to achieve their goal of becoming the first Junior Varsity Champs. The support given by Coach Fields and the Varsity Volleyball Tearn also gave these young ladies the confidence they needed to learn these important skills and techniques. This outstanding six-lady team was led by co-captains Diane Asel and Maria Coleman. Congratulations ladies for a job well done. Row 1 Row 2 — Co-captains: Maria Coleman, Diana Asel — Sonjula Degraffinreid, Chanell Sankey, Sonya Holloway, Alicia Richardson, Mr. Fields Sports 61 Co-captain Diana Asel practices her return Sophomore Sonya Holloway prepares for the game Maria Coleman shows us her form 62 Sports The JOHN MARSHALL 1986-87 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Top row (L-R): Asst. Coach Andre Bottle, Floyd Ookley, Steve Poci, Cedric Horns, John Ledbetter, Dirk Skinner, Hosea Howard, Cooch Ron Alpine. Bottom row (L-R) Michael Plaik, George Thomas, co-copt Anthony Smith, co-capf Carl Hilliord, co-copt. Andre Martin, Ed Givens, Andre Rodgers. The 86-87 Bosketball team wos nothing short of incredible. They pulled out oil the stops and went on to become the SOUTH SENATE CO-CHAMPIONS. They finished the season with o senote record of 8-2 and an overoll record of 17-3, thrilling their spectators in the process From the super drives of Andre Martin to the curl-shaking slam-dunks of Cedric Horris, these guys proved over ond over thot they were o super team. Never having been defeated by more than four points, they never gave less than their all. Coach Ron Alpine once agom proved to be a great coach His stern coaching durng gomes perfectly complemented his cordial relationship with his players. In Coach Alpine's own post-gome locker room words, This season has been nothing to be oshamed of. Hilliord, good for two. Sports 63 The Lowyers toke the floor. Ced' goes for o loy-up. Dre' up on the rim Steve Paci shows his skills. 64 Sports The JOHN MARSHALL 1986-87 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Top row (L-R): Derrick 8urson, Therin Colhoun, Perry Reid, Jouron Hale, Demorio Davis, Darren Hudson, Reggie Brown, Coach Andre Bottle. Bottom row (L-R): “Little Battle , David Poe, Darren Bryant, Derrick Calhoun, Little Buttle 2. Under the leadership of Coach Andre Battle, the John Marshall Junior Varsity Team pulled out a season record of 10-10, with a couple of close games. These players never stopped pushing through the whole seoson. Sometimes driven by the hotshot efforts of Derrick Calhoun and Dorren “Crip' Bryant, the J.V.'s never once put on a bad show They were supportive of each other, and they never harped on their mistakes. These guys were so conscientious that a few of them even got the chance to play some occasional Varsity With this year's Varsity Superstars gone, these young guys are going to have quite a responsibility keeping up the reputotion of our Varsity Team. Without a doubt, they can more thon do the job. Coach Andre Battle watches his team give it their all from the sidelines. Sports 65 'Crip' goes up for a one-handed lay-up, defeating the opposition. Derrick Calhoun shows a determined look as he tries for two. Hands up! Derrick Burson hustles for the ball. Darren Bryant takes a jumpshot over a defender's head. David Poe goes hand to hand against a Rebel of John Adams. Poe, Hale, and Calhoun turn on the teamwork. 66 Sports The 1987 JOHN MARSHALL GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM The season began very well for the Lady Lawyers with an encouraging standing in the SOUTH SENATE. Unfortunately, there were physical injuries that disabled the team from continuing their successful streak throughout the season. They played better than they thought says Coach Wasowski. The games that were lost were lost by a mere four points or less. The SOUTH SENATE Honorable Mentions have been awarded to Senior Denita Brooks, Juniors Lowano Robinson and Charlette Flynn, and Sophomore Saunjula Degraffinried. Special CONGRATULATIONS go to Senior captoin Darnella Grayson for making ALL SOUTH SENATE. Row I (R-L Seniors — Desree Wilson, Darnella Grayson, (captain), Denita Brooks Row 2 (R-U Coach Mr. Geniusz, Tyesse King, (statistics), Shashelia Degraffinried, Saunjula Degraffinried, Felicia V illiord, Lewana Robinson, Charlotte Flynn, Alicia Richardson, Rhonda Bailey, Shcrfa Turner, Lon Booker (statistics), Bryant Kizer (manager). Coach Mr. Wosowski. Hopefully the experience from this season will help the team to work even harder to win those close games Coach Mr. Wasowski. Sports 67 Girls J.V. Basketball Talk about Victory , that's what the John Marshall Girls' J.V. Basketball Tearn brought this year. They brought a form and style that no other team could beat. Through the guidance and patience of Coach Genius, the team showed great stamina and athletic spirit. The Lady Lawyers were out for blood, and that's what they got. Blood! They dominated the scoreboard with outstanding victories over Kennedy, South High, East Tech, and Garfield Heights. The outstanding leadership of Captain Angie Bennett and Co-Coptains Veronica Collins and Mickey Williams certainly justifies the team's success. Row I: Coach — Mr. Geniusz, 41 — Co-Copt Veronico Collins, 21 — Captain Angie Bennett, 23 — Co-Capt Mickey Willioms. Row 2: 11 — Ericka Thornton, 10 — LoTonya Finley, 32 — Candyce Williams, 3 — Trccsy Gibson, 42 — Brooke Hetson, 25 — Shanonin Langford, 5 — Bridgette Hayward, 55 — Yolando Davis, 12 — Loretta Dotson, 30 — Tammy Grant Wc played more organized ball this year. The J.V. squad was not just a group of girls playing basketball, we worked together as a team to give support to each other when we needed it the most. I hope thot next years team, with the guidance of Coach Genius and Coach Wosowski, wrfl be the first team ot Marsholl to win the Tournament Game. Angie Bennett, captain. 68 Sports or 1 o Tk Qyson 0 °S for th h« ki|, Dondlo works her woy down the court sV • s ' Desiree Williams is up for two. The 1986 John Marshall Cross Country Team Row 1 (L-R) Phillip Dukes, Mark Low, Yvonne Campbell, Michael Reynolds, and Sheldon Dawson Row 2 (L-R) Corey Peavy, Antoine Montgomery, Lisa Fike, Mark Allen, David Franklin, and Troy Reeves. Not Shown Janis Finney The 1986 John Marshall Cross Country Team consists of serious athletes. These dedicated men and women ran 7 miles every day after school in the Cleveland Metroparks to prepare for the meets held in September and October. The team's record was 3-2 with an encouraging second place victory in the Senate Championship. The twelve member team included Captain Michael Reynolds and Co-captain Phillip Dukes. When asked, What was obtained from this year's team? , Phillip Dukes responded We were able to build our endurance for indoor and outdoor track from the experience of competition. 70 Sports LAWYERS TRACK '87 Row 5 (R-L) — Michael Reynolds, Keith Dailey, Phil Dukes, Chris Akers, Sheldon Dawson, and Mark Pottinger Row 4 (R-L) — Lori Terry, Karen Burgess, Tara Hardy, Tiffony Gator, Donald Nelson, Oiesha Hill. Row 3 (R-L) — Jonis Finney, Marshell Covor, Showndro Keeton, Corey Peavey, Dome I Cover Row 2 (R-L) — Deangelo Turner, Shonon Walker, Mark Allen, Robert Wolton. Row 1 (R-L) — Michael Monroe (Captain) and Harold Bennett (Co-Captain). Like a gazelle, the 1987 JOHN MARSHALL TRACK TEAM will hove speed. As we go to print, the track season is just beginning. We are hopeful for a good season’s record. Returning team members are: Mike Monroe (Copt.), Horold Bennett (Co-Copt.), Phil Dukes, Mike Reynolds, Mark Allen, and Darnello Grayson. If their dedication during the 5-day-a-week conditioning is ony indication of the team's success, JOHN MARSHALL will not come short of the CHAMPIONSHIP! Sports 71 .. . And they're off Corey Peavy, Mark Allen, Sheldon Dawson, and An toine Montgomery Captain Michael Monroe Co-captain Harold Bennett Darnell Caver Troy Reeves and Yvonne Campbell Senior Denita Brooks flaunts for the camera 72 Sports WEIGHTLIFTING '87 John Marshall students not only excel in ocademics but also in physical competition. These outstanding athletes practice two hours a day every other day to prepare for their matches. The returning members of lost year's teom now hove the experience needed to take this yeor's Weightlifting Team to the City Championship. Good Luck, Lawyers! We are with you all the woy! The team's members include Jerome Newsome, Carl Miller, Mitchell Merritt, Tim Flukcr, Cormen Caldwell, Russell White, Katrina Gay, Kenny Greene, Tony Tatum, Stanley Drayton, Dcnita Brooks, Sean Murray, Emir McElroth, Shountay Wiley, Phillip Melicant, Jomes Jefferson, Jason Sloane, and Derrik Lamer. Sports 7 3 Seniors 75 Senior Class Officers '87 President Helen Ruiz Advisor Mr. Oswald A very special thanks to Mr. Oswald for his compassion and dedication. WE LOVE YOU Vice President Brian McIntyre Secretary Alise Hodnick Executive Board Treasurer Gwen Brinkman Back row: Darlene Spencer, Laurette Newsome, Laura Hunter, Denita Brooks, Dawn Robinson, and Annette Popovich Front row: Tonya James, Lametria Pyles, Davetto Glenn, Carmen Caldwell, and Valerie Thomas Popularity Polls '87 The Votes Are In ... Most likely to succeed Felisa Eafford, Greg Hampton Most Popular Denita Brooks, Kenny Greene Most Athletic Damella Grayson, Michael Monroe Most School Spirit Brian McIntyre, Alise Hodnick Best Personality Maureen Pallas, Keith Clark Most Sophisticated Davetta Glenn, Harold Bennett Seniors 77 Most Attractive Tonia Saunders, Greg Davis Best Friends Ronnie Gentry, Lamarr Blalock Cutest Couple June Whitt, Rudy Jackson Best Dressed Stacia Hughley, Charles Johnson Best Friends Tracey Walker, Robinette Ledwell Tallest Boy, Shortest Girl Lionel Erwin, Angelo Afzal Shortest Boy, Tallest Girl Winston Bell, Laurette Newsome Meanest Nicest Nicole Thomas, Derrick Lanier Theresa Adams, Randy Murphy Laziest Barry Fong, Carol Miller Class Clown Prettiest Eyes Prettiest Dimples Lametria Pyles, Darrell Sutton Katrina Gay, Lamarr Blalock Yanti Hurd, Debra Bates Biggest Flirt Anthony Smith, LaShawn Fox Prettiest Hair Patti Cleaver, Thomas Howard Best Built Yolanda Askew, Russell White 80 Seniors Most Talented Marc Jenkins, Pamela Peoples Presenting The Class � . Abdul-Amin, Ramona Albert, Anicin Adorns, Richard Arcuri, Paul Adams, Therese Arcuri, Thomos Adorns Jr., Robert Asher, Kimberly Afzal, Angela Askew, Yolanda Austin, Derethea Bam, Joann Barnes, Alfred Barnes, Tina Bates, Brenda Bates, Deborah Bates, Volerie Befl, Winston Bennett, Harold Bdlingslea, Mark Blalock, Lamarr Borisa, Andrew Boston, Kenneth Bowmon, Michelle Boyd, Iris 82 Seniors Broy, Kenneth Brinkmon, Gwendolyn Brooks, Andre Brooks, Denito Brown, Edword Brown, Jomes Browning, Louro Buckner, Gorilyn Burton, Steven Caldwell, Carmen Consler, Michael Caver Jr., Raymond Cerba, Richard Chopmon, Vicie Christian, Shown Clark, Keith Clark, Shori Clayton, Stephanie Cleaver, Patti Collins, Joseph Colvin, Carol Colvin, Leslie Craig, Davita Craig, Felicia Crowford, Volicia Seniors 83 Cross, Vance Cunningham, Scott Daniels, Tommy Darden, Tracy Davies, Lisa Davis, Jamie Davis, Adrienne Dovis, Gregory Dean, Vickie Demarco, Ted Dixon, Louis Dixon, Scon Douglas, Darius Dozier Jr., Elis Draper, Kitt Drockton, Gerold Dubose, Troy Dupilka, Michele Eattord, Felsa Erwin, Lionel Evans, Travis Fairley, David Ferretti, Daniel Fessler, David 84 Seniors Fong, Barry Ford, Arlene Fossett, Robin Fox, Lashawn Fox, Loshelle Freemon, William French, Marty Frost, Stephonie Furyes, Macon Goiter, Tracy Galloway, Michael Gangidine, Lucille Gay, Kotrina Gebalia, Sherry Geiter, Pamela Gentry, Ronnie Givner, Leslie Glenn, Dovetta Glick, Jennifer Gonzolez. Minam Goshay, Bryant Gould IV, Cornelius Granzier, John Grayson, Damello Green, Gerald Seniors 85 Green, Nichelle Greene, Jr. Kenneth Griffith, Howard Grooms, Angelo Gunn, Sonya Haddad, Heather Hailey, Peter Haines, Conrad Hampton, Gregory Horris, Tracy Heard, Kim Hendkmg, Angelo Hernondez, Judy Hill, Casandra Hilhord Jr., Carl Hinkle, Derick Hinton, Tracy Hodge, Wesley Hodge II, Dewey Hodnick, Alise Hopkins, Latreesa Houston, William Howell, Richord Hughley, Stacio Hunter, Laura 86 Seniors Huntmgron, Christopher Hurd, Yontee Ibrahim, Ayreen Jackson, Rodney Jackson, Karen Jackson Jr., Rudolph Jenkins, Marc Jackson Jr., Ronald Johnson, Charles Jogers, Clarissa Johnson, Kimberly James, Sabrina Johnson, Sonjo James, Tonya Johnson, Leguinda Jolly, Judy Jones, Crystal Jones, Timothy Jordan, Monica Kennedy, Kimberly Kennison, Rebecca Kirksey, Anita Korpusik, Froncinc Lanier, Derr ; Laster, Tracey Seniors 87 1ft Ledwell, Robinette Lee, Letho Ligon, James Lilly, Marva Lockinour, Kimberly Lofton, Sonyo Love, Marie Manns, Diwano Marshall, Tatiti Martin, Andre Motthews, Christopher McCI ne, Raymond McIntyre, Brion McIntyre, Monique McKissock, Tonya McMillan, David Menefield, Brenda Miles, Roy Miller, Carl Miller, Carol Moffatt, Lyman Monroe, Michael Montgomery, Sharmam Moore, Latrece Morrison, Mia 90 Seniors Morrow, Jr Rondy Mumphrey, Luther Murphy, Rondolph Noshe, Mychel Nelson, Kirk Nelson, Marcia Newsom, laurette Newsome, Jerome Norris, John Oliver, John Pallas, Maureen Potterson, Ramono Pearson, Angerliso Peoples, Pomelo Perez, Nayro Phillips, Shownette Pinkney, Kimberly Popovich, Annette Poultney, Maureen Powell, Tongelo Powell, William Presley, Nisha Price, Henry Pnce, Stephanie Pruehs, Jeffrey Seniors 91 Pugh, Alisso Pyles, Lometria Roglond, Tierney Ramey, Nxhole Reed, Michele Riley, Alisa Robertson, Barbara Robmson. Neal Robinson, Down Rodgers, Vincent Rodriguez, Raysa Romp, Walter Ruiz, Helen Rush, Corey Sonderfer, Gwendolyn Sanders, Richord Sounders, John Sounders, Mark Saunders, Tonio Sawyer, Barbara Seggie, Tina Shields, Lovonio Slaughter, Trino Slitor, Cindy Slocum, Donold 92 Seniors Smedley, Sholice Smith, Michael Smith, Anthony Spencer, Dorlene Spooner Jr., Rodger Spurlock, Laura Stastny, III George Steven, Monique Stevens, Tracy Still, Karen Strozier, Christopher Sutton, Darrell Svroy, Michelle Sweeney, Lamar Tate, Rhonda Tatum, Scott Taylor, Robert Toyior, Wiliom Thomos, George Thomas, Nicole Thomas, Valerie Thrower III, Johnny Todd, Valorie Torbcrt, Raymoune Turner, Anthony Seniors 93 Tyler, Antoinette Tyus, Michael Valentine, Keith Vargo, Debra Walker, Brandie Walker, Tracey Walker, Mark Wallace, Yvette Wallace, Ronald Wolter, Mary Watson, Anthony Welker, Rito Wellman, Jessie White, Lotcz White, Kimberly White, Russell White, Jeriesho Whitt, June W.ley Jr., Frank Williams, Lorisa Williams, Cossondro Wilhoms, David Wilhoms, Kenneth Williams, Shown Wiltngham, Lisa 94 Seniors Wifcs, Tracy Wilson, Angela Wilson, Desiree Wilson, Michaelo Wilson, Trudy Wimbush, Garrick Wingfield, Kimberly Wolfe, Cynthia Woods, Angelique Young, Terry Young Jr, George Zoleski, Anmarie Zaleski, Kenneth Zwolsky, David AUTOGRAPHS Seniors 95 Lj I Belcher, Will Kemer, Lisa Nichols, Linton Novak, Andria Baby's First Pictures Monique Steven Lionel Erwin Trina Slaughter Sonia Lofton Karen Still Tracey Hinton Tracy Gaiter Cindy Wolfe Joan Bain Joe Collins Denita Brooks Baby's First Pictures € ■j | 0 ai A Angela Wilson Kim Heard Jamie Davis Kim White Angelique Woods Letha Lee Maureen Pallas Dewey Hodge Judite Jolly Kenny Zaleski Debbie Vargo Baby Face Double Trouble Lashawn Lashelle Chubby Cheeks Laurette Newsom Karate Kid Barry Fong Fox Baby Playboy Jerome Newsome Sleepy Robert Cooper Sunshine! Brenda Bates 1 OO Seniors Baby Face Cute as a Kitten Helen Ruiz Party Animal John Granzier Dressed for Success Travis Evans Short and Sassy Alisa Riley Little Miss Muffet Mary Ann Walter 'Cover Girl Shairmain Montgomery Seniors 101 Pretty as a Picture Derethea Austin Stephanie Frost Carol Miller Marva Lilly Shari Clark Angerlisa Pierson Sonya Gunn Mia Morrison 102 Seniors V Pretty as a Picture Mychel Nashe Nichelle Green Kim Pinkney Brandie Walker Pamela People Cindy Slitor $ Tonia Saunders Vicie Chapman Shawnette Phillips Annette Popovich Latrece Moore Dawn Robinson Seniors 103 Apple of Mommy's Eye Brian McIntyre David McMillan Christopher Matthews Howard Griffith Darrell Sutton Wesley Hodge Michael Galloway Kenneth Bray Frank Wiley 104 Seniors Derrik Lanier Apple of Mommy's Eye Richard Howell k. Mark Walker Winston Bell Randy Morrow Kenny Boston Christopher Strozier Michael Monroe Vincent Rodgers Seniors 105 Robin Fossett Key to Daddy's Heart Patti Cleaver Valerie Thomas Alissa Pugh Alise Hodnick Sabrina James Barbara Robertson Tatiti Marshall Tracey Laster Michelle Bowman Lisa Willingham Clarrisa Jagers 106 Seniors Key to Daddy's Heart Barbara Sawyer Terese Cole Deborah Bates Cassandra Hill Brenda Menafield Tracey Walker Darlene Spencer Felicia Craig Crystal Jones Sonja Johnson Lavonia Shields Felisa Eafford Seniors 107 Ah, what are you looking At? Randy Murphy Baby Talk This is hard! Rhonda Tate What was that! Steven Burton Ready for Action! De- I'm chillin'! Ron Jackson She didn't! Nayra Perez veta Glenn Jr. Hey, How ya doing! Chorles Johnson “Hi there, partner! Laura Browning Teacher! Teacher! Luther Mumphrey Don't leave me! Gwen Brink-man “I'm losing my temper! Carl Miller 108 Seniors Oh, no I don't know what to do! Ayreen Ibrahim Baby Talk Here comes trouble! Dale O'stricker Nanna-nanna-nannie! Laura Hunter Turn off the Lights! Stacia Hugh- ley Help, I'm prisoner! Jeriesha Don't you believe It's too early! Michaela White me? Romona Abdol Wilson Amin Seniors 109 Baby Talk V Last Will and Testament I, Theresa Adams, being of sound mind and body, leave my personality to Thomos Adams I. Angela Afzal, leave my beautiful personality and wonderful sense of humor to my best friend, Cecelia Durham. I, Paul Acuri, leave my heart and love to Beth Anderson. I, Yolanda Anise Askew, Icove my greot personality and my Drill Team ability to Ms. Rhondo Allen and Monigue “Mo-Jo Gordon. I, Fay Austin, leave all the good memories of John Marsholl to Shawn Austin I, Joann 8ain, leave all my BOREDOM to Ms. Lucos. I, Tina Barnes, leave that you don't believe every line that the boys at John Marshall use to Nichelle Powers. I, Brenda Bates, leave my good grades and nice teochers to Michelle Bates and Yolondo Bolden. (Yogie) I, Valerie Bates, leave oil my hard work and struggling through high school to my sister Natalie Bates ond my cousin Terrie Cochran I, Harold Bennett, leave my sophisticated personality to my brother, Jermaine Bennett. I, Mark Billingslea, leove all my unfinished homeworks ond last minute essays to Mr. Kubach I, Andrew Bonso, leavo my locker with ol those Heavy Mtetal drawings in it to John Lynch. I, Kenny Boston, leave my coolness, and my looks and my locker to Jerry Boston I, Michelle Bowman, leave my popularity ond charm to Angela Bowman. I, Iris Evonne Boyd, leove my alluring chorm, and my will to succeed through any obstacle life may hold. I, Denita Brooks, leave all my footsteps and loud ways to be followed by Victory Williams. I, James Edward Brown, leove my dirty old blue book bag to Steve Harmon I, Laura Browning, leove oil my artistic ability to Saleem Bay. I, Garilyn Buckner, leave my ability to spreod peace, love, ond happiness to James Buckner. I, Carmen Caldwel, leave success to my cousins Pasha Person, ond Satrina Fletcher, my sisters Kim K. and Kim P. and San ond Antomne Montgomery. I, Cliff Colloway, leave all my worldly possessions, indud ng my funnies joke book. I, Mike Cansler, leave my witty humor to my boy, Tim Jones I, Richord Cerba, leove nothing to no one because when I d:e I want to take everything ond everyone with me. I, Vicie Chapman, leave all my books and papers and all the study time to Phillip Chapman. I, Keith Clark, leave my good looks, great personality, and my sense of humor to Michelle Cowans. I, Stephanie Cloyton, leave my knowledge in being successful in school to Kimberly Williams. I, Theresa Cole, leove all my looks and my ability to strive for triumph to the Closs of “88 . I, Leslie Colvin, leave my senior authority to my two sisters Jennifer and Shawn. I, Robert Cooper, leave the left side of my brain and my American Express Card to the A.P Biology Class. I, Dovita Craig, leave my gratitude for his time and help and caring thoughtfulness to Mr. Rainey. I, Felicia Craig, leave my determination to open ony closed doors toward success that I overlooked to lock to Nanette Brown. I, Valicio Crawford, leave my soberness to Monica Young. I, Vickie Dean, leave my kindness to Donna Dean I, Ted Demarco, leove my remarks, comments, and problems ond my drowings to Mr. Redmon. I, Ellis Dozier, leave my fame and good will and fortune to Shawnetta Logan. I, Felisa Eafford, leave my old test papers, homeworks and report cords to my half-crozed sister, Slephanie Eafford I, Arlene Ford, leove my thanks for being o good friend to Gypsi Thomas. I, Robin Fossett, leave my good grades to my sister, Tonya Bell. I, Lo Shawn Fox, leave all my best maneuvers and my knowledge about men to Michelle Bates ond Yogi Bolden I, Lo Shelle Fox, leove my sneokiness to Cookie Botes I, Robert Frozier, leave a 12 gallon bottle of sheen to MitcheL Merritt. I, Stephanie Frost, leove my “great cheerleoding abilities to the new seniors on the Vorvty cheerleoding squad I, Tracy Goiter, leave my knowledge, know-how, and hard working spirits that helped me fulfifl my accomplishments at John Marshall to my sister, Tiffmy Gaiter. I, Lucille Ganqidme, leove oil my good grodes to my younger brother, Wilhom. I, Kotrina Gay, leove oil my wonderful knowledge of Advanced Moth to oil of the poor souls who have to take it next year Seniors 1 1 1 I, Pomelo Geiter, being of sound mind and body leave my good points, good chorms, ond good looks to Felecio Wheeler I, Leslie Givner, leave a good-bye hug and kiss to Mrs. Vicki Bettis. I, Dornelk) Woods Grayson, leave all my spectacular athletic abilities and academic achievements to Renio, Charlotte, Kendra, Sonya and Alicia. I, Kenny Greene, leave oil my football skills and my good looks ond intelligence to Chuck Greene. I, Howard Griffith, leove my trivial knowledge to ony blockhead who wishes to try out tor the Academic Challenge team and my expert Americon History knowledge to Ms Leach, becouse she needs it. I, Sonya M. Gunn, leove my good spirits ond onything left in my locker to Toni, Pebbles, Tiny, and Larry. I, Conrad Haynes, leave all my oud o equ pment speakers, omp, reverb, etc. to Artis Price. I, Kim Hcord, leave my intellectual obility in all my classes to Donna Dean. I, Carl Hilliard, leave my basketball locker and my Nike tennis shoes and my jersey number 43 to my brother. Shown HiBiord. I, Sir Dewey Hodge III, leove all my clothes to Mr. Reid. I, Wesley Hodge, leove my memories and good times to the class of 87. I, Stacio Hughley, leave my locker full of pictures of Phillip Michael Thomas to Keisho Sutherland I, Laura Hunter, leove my great athletic obility (It should be helpful!) to my cousin Otto Ferguson. I, Ayreen Ibrahim, leave all my homework, my school spirit, ond my talents to my brother, Khalil Ibrohim. I, Rodney Jackson, leave all of the 40 ounces and ail women of John Marshall to FeBow's. I, Ronold L. Jackson Jr., leave all the headaches, expenses, and unreasonable teachers of o 12th grodc JMH student to my brother Michael. I, Rudy Jackson, leove “My Smarts to The Fellows I, Clarissa Jagers, leove all my pretty clothes ond my long hair and my wonderful art talent and my intelligence to do well to Tracy Strozier ond Sheryl Jagers. I, Sabrina James, leove al my smarts and my good grodes to my little sister, Morcey Cord I, Tonyo Jomes, (Boy-Boy) leove oil my love to DcrneH Clark, and my good looks, dressing ability and smarts to my little sister Co-Co. I, Marvin Jefferies, leave my good looks to Debra Williams. I, Marc Jenkins, leave my musical and vocal talent to John Morshall choir ond to Mr. Dycks. I, Kimberly Johnson, leave popularity to Eric, Alisha, ond Danielle. I, Monica Jordan, leave my wonderful sense of humor, and charming personality to Carol Colvin, Stephanie Price, Bonito Moss, ond Taretta Blakely I, Kim Kennedy, leave my cliff notes and my old summer reading books to Cheryl Kennedy. I, Rebecco Kenmson, leave my coolness, silliness, oil around greatness and a wedding nvitation to Julie Roberts. I, Derrik Martin Lamer, leave all my Black Closs and Charm, oh, and my Excellent Football and Weightlifting ability to Bud. I, Tracey Yvonne Laster, leave my life-long friendship to Derrik M. Lonier, my everlasting love to my future husband Darrell Bomes, ond my Bmky Waves to my Bmky sisters Rhonda, Papoose, and Boy-Bay. I, Marva Lilly (Scoobic), leove the service of my good friends Guy Coleman, Foy Austin, Robinette Ledwell, Tina Barnes, Lymon Moffatt, Angela Wilson, Carmen Caldwell, and Lorraine Lilly to Valerie Thomas. I, Sonya Lofton, leove all my Lowycrettc tolcnts to my Lowycrcttc followers Rhonda, Chcrcc, Tonyo, Candice ond so on. I, Christopher Matthews, leave nothing to no one, because I did it on my own. I, Diwono Monns, leave all my knowledge to Chris Page. (Hopefully this will improve his grades) I, Totiti Marsholl, leave my intelligence, personality ond sense of humor to my sister, Freda Marshall I, Brian McIntyre, leove my ability to wolk the halls without a poss to Tonyo Hendricks and the closs of “88 . I, Carl B. Miller, leove my big body and crazy ill-mind to the Fellas. I, Lymon Moffat, leave my good natured personality and my cracking skills to Alexander McKeller. I, Michael Angelo Monroe, leove all my athletic talent to the sports organization here at John Marshall for the classes to carry on. I, Mr. Montoya, leove my trusted word Diablo Man to myself. I, LaTrece Moore, leave my locker, my books, and the success I had whBe I was here to Eddie Givens Have fun and good luck. I, Randy Morrow, leave my books, girls, clothes, ond credit cards to Dave Miller. I, Rondy Murphy, leave all my skills football etc. and all my charm to Larry Gunn. (Chewed Bro) I, Mychel Nashe, leave my sweet personality and my hard-working ability to my cousin Renese Stevenson, I, Marcia Nelson, leove my determination to strive tor excellence m othletics as well as academic studies to Silver Powell. I, Jerome Newsome, leave all my football plays, scouting reports, and the secret to being a leader to (Bobba) Richard N. 112 Seniors I, Laurette Newsom being of sound mind ond body do hereby leave my love to my three best friends Kitt, Robin, and Tracey. I, John Oliver do leave success at what he does best, ond a willingness to learn to Dan Oliver. I, Maureen Polios do leave my friendly ways to all classes to come. I, Angorlisa Peorson do leave my Lincoln Town Car to Gwen Sonderfer. I, Kimberly A. Piekney do leave oil my good looks end headaches to Stacy P., Carmen C., and Diwano M. I, Annette Popovich do leave oil my knowledge ond position 8s to oil the people who have Mr. Kuboch's Adv. Math class next year. I, Tangelo Powell do leave all of my Spanish cheat sheets to Audrey Johnson and Aletha Mitchell. I, Alisso Pugh do leave my beach house in Malibu to Cheryle Pugh. I, Barbara Poochie Robertson do leave my cheat sheets to Alito Mitchell. I, Down Robinson do leave my good times during this Senior Year to my sister Rhonda. I, Linda Robinson do leove my bosketball to the girls '87-'88 Bosketball Team. I, Raysa Rodriquez do leave los recuerdos dc los dios que foltamos y recerdomentos de Boldwin Wallace to Doles Besos. I, Helen Ruiz do leave a smile ond sense of humor to Mrs. B. Cooley. I, Gwen Sonderfer do leove my Skylark to Lisa Peorson. I, 1 oma Sounders do leave my charm, pizazz, and personality to my sisters Sonya Smith, Nafia Abdullah, and the Lawycrcttcs. I, 8orboro Sawyer do leave my sympathy to Mr. Ulatowski's Physicol Science classes. I, Lavomo Shields do leave my beautiful smile and braces to Victory Williams. I, Cindy Shtor do leave my intelligence to my sister Kim Slitor. I, Darlene Spencer do leave my smorts to Tracey Wilson. I, Tracey Stephens do leave my brains to the 8th period Chemistry closs. I, Monique Stevens do leove my good looks and broins to Shehlia Tate. I, Williom Stewart do leave all my possessions to Patricia Hudson. I, Karen Still do leave my one long fingernail to Sheila Liggins. I, LaMar Sweeney do leave all my fake I D. cards to my little basket case. I, Darrell Sutton do leave my popularity and women to Wolter Nobles. I, Rhonda Tate do leave my word Wild Thang to my Binkey Sisters. I. Nicole Nicky Thomas do leove Lowyerette Shoke to Felicio Thompson. I, Volerie Thomas do leave my charming wit to Morva Lilly and Nichelle Powers. I, Cossandro Traylor do leave my nice personality to Tatthio Parker I, Michael Tyus do leove all my ninja and karate equipment to David Tyus. I, Tracey Walker do leave my superior ability in physics to all the up and coming failures. I, Yvette Wolloce do leave all my crazy ways to Yolanda West and Edward Jackson, Jr. I, Mary Anne Walter do leave all of our heart to heort tolks and the boxes to my good friend Mrv Kaus. I, June Whitt do leave my knowledge to my little sisters, Morshay and Yvonne Jackson. I, Russell Dell White do leave the power of Russell to the Weightlifters. I, Kim White do leave my mteBigence to Tom Groce. I, Lisa Whittaker do leove my cutting abilities to all of J.M.H. I, Cossondra Williams do leave my love to Mrs. M. Jackson. I, Kenneth Williams do leave oil the women of JMH to Dorian, Rego, Tony Joe. I, Lorisa Williams to leave luck to Kimberiy Williams and Sonya Smith. I, Tracy Willis do leave recognition ond new uniforms to the Flog Corps. I, Angela Wilson do leave best wishes to Gene Gates I, Desiree Wilson do leave my skills to my little sister Popcorn. I, Michacla Wilson do leave my style to Danito and Shell Seniors 113 Magnificent Magi The Christmas play The Gift of the Magi was performed on December 19, 1986 for fcnglish dosses and teachers to watch as o holiday treat from the Dramo Club Stoff ond Mr. Dovid Jecmen. Under the direction of Mr. Jccmcn the ploy was a success. The characters were: Assistant — Brian “BigMac McIntyre, and the staff, Jim — Lee Wilson, Dello — Julie Glick, Mrs. Boyd Jeonno Purnell, Madame Safroni — Monico Tillman, the store clerk — Ronald Saxton, ond Narrotion — Cornelius Gould and 8nan McIntyre. 1 14 Activities UN-BEAR-ABLE MEMORIES of '87 Congratulations to my fellow seniors of the Elite class of 1987. As we regretfully bring this chapter of our lives to a close, bear in mind this is not an ending, but a beginning. Rejoice, success is in our grasp and The world is ours to conquer. Before we take on the challenge of this new aspect of our lives, let us acknowledge the outstanding efforts of the JMH faculty and administration who have provided us with guidance, knowledge, and compassion. These qualities will enhance our community. As we continue life, we shall forever cherish all the memories we shared together, whether they were good or bad times. Remember they were our times . Being Senior Class President has been a rewarding experience for me. While representing the class of 1987, I hope that I have demonstrated a positive attitude and provided leadership for the entire student body. I have listened to your views and made my decisions accordingly. I am confident a good example has been set for the future class president and others to follow to ensure a successful year. I want to thank each of you for your support throughout the year, and I wish you all success in the future. 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Freeman Borry Fong Robin Fossett Tracy Demene Gaiter Mrs. M Gordon Ms. S. Cover Marie Green F. Hall Antoinette Harris (Pookie) Kim Heard ; Diane Hiawati Wesley Hodge H.E. Hohertz C.H. Honesty French Honorary Mrs. Sonya E. Horstman Corrine Hunter Mr. 8 Mrs. Jonas Hunter Ayreen Ibrahim Mrs. Jackson Rudy Jackson Dave Jocmcn '87 Mr. Paul Johanni Magilla Johnson Ms. M Johnson Dottie K. Rebecca K. Mrs. E. Koger Sandy Kroll Kenneth Kubach Mr. K. Lotkovic F. Laux Dr. Roberta J. Leach Robinette E. Ledwell Clarence W. Lewis H. Link Dr. Cod E. Locke M. A. Lucas Don Maderic Mr. Mrs. R. Marx Mr. Mrs. Jopseh Mommers Angela L. Moore (Scotty) James A Moxley Mrs. Joyce Murphy Ms. A. Norwood H.R. 014 Ms. Novak Mr. Oswald Annette P. The Pawlowski Family Lisa Perry Jeanne Secunde Peters R. Pfingsten George Plescio Mr. Sam Plummer Goldie Powell c, o 89' Mrs. L. Powell Tangela Powell (Tongie) Dottie Price Michael C. Reitz Brenda Reed Robertson Walter Romp Mr Mrs. Rougeux Mr. Stephen J. Ruda Sr. Ms. Helen Ruiz Ms. Salick Mr Mrs. D. Scomon Jr. Family Mr. Mrs. J.E. Secunde Cmdy Slitor Mrs. Fay Snodgrass B. Sones A. Stills A. Tortaglia Ms. M. Thomos Mrs R Tolbert Sam Valcnzisi Shirley Villoni Robert D. Vinyord Devenia Wolker Christine Warren James A Wasowski Nathaniol Williams Jr. Ron Williams Danita Wilson ZZ Ads 127 Winston Bell......................President Feliso Eofford.................V. President Tonya Todd........................Secretary Gregory Hampton...................Treasurer Bobby Conley................Parliamentarian Mr. K. Lotkovic.....................Advisor Student Council wishes continued success to tomorrow's graduating class. It has been our distinct pleasure serving you. President 128 Ads MARSHALL GRAMS To Stacio ond Laura, Remember the good times we had. Best wishes in the future. Love, Felisa To Rob, La, Kitt, Bren, Bran, This year wos worth waiting for Outto here Love always, Tracy Walker Dear Stephanie Price, We have had twelve years of friendship Hope it wil last a lifetime. Monica Jordan Dear Missy, We have hod so many fun yeors together. We will olwoys be the best of friends. Love Mychel Nashe To Deb, Beck, Fran, You guys have been the best Here's to more good times, and friendship. Love, Annette To Randy. Tonya, Tonya S., Missy, Foye, Vette, Lisa, ond Friends, Much kick to you all! Love Poochic To Davetta, Miriam, and Stacy, Wishing you the Best far a happy ond successful future. Trovis L. Evans To Robinette, Congratulations. Love you. Mom and Dod. To Laurette, Kitt, and Tracey, You are SPECIAL . Congratulations!! Love yall, Robinette To Kim Kennedy, Congratulations, May your future be full of success. Love, Mom ond Dad. To Kim K , Brian M , and Diwano M , May your hopes and dreams come true. From Cheryl K. To Davetto, I'm glad were friends ogam. Miss you. To my guys Kenny ond Harold, I will miss you. Robin Fossett To my little cousin Mychel, Good luck with all your future plans, ond stay with one nigga' Tracey Yvonne Loster To Stacio Hughlcy ond Carol Mrfler. Success is getting what you want and happiness is wanting what you get. Love Mrs. V K. Wilson To Gerald Green, ond Mark Billingslca, Life rs I ke an algebraic equation: Alwoys solving for x . Mrs V K Wilson Cormen. Best of Luck to you in all you want out of life. I will be there if you call me Love. Dad To Kim Pinkney my big sister. We hove finolly made it Take care Love always your sister CRC To Carmen, Congratulations! May your life be filled with happiness Bilie S. and Sue T. Carmen, Best wishes to you Love olwoys. Mom!' Carmen, I love you. Your brother, Beannie 1987 Carmen, Good luck. From Reg, Roz, Avo, and David Congratulations to Carmen. From Pocman!!! lo Cormen and members of the Vonduro Club of 1987. Congratulations. I Love you all. Trosha D. Congratulations to our first grandchild, Carmen. May God grant you the best of luck. The Brewsters Good luck Cormen. From Beef Jerky Scm Mtg Co! Good luck Cormen, Love uncle Clarence Roz! Carmen, I'm proud to know you. You'l always be o winner in my book. Love, Aunt Denise. Carmen, Always remember, Win, lose, or drow olwoys do your best ond you will go for. Denise Congratulations to the Seniors. Mrs. Sones Best of luck ond maximum happiness to all my former students in the class of 1987. Mr. R Decolibus Liso, Congratulations ond good luck. I will definitely miss you. Love Ms Bettis Congratulations to the Seniors of the 1987 Student Council Board. We will miss you. Mr. K. Latkovic Thanks, Mrs. Murphy, for your time ond patience this yeor. We're going to miss you. Love, the 1987 Vanguard Yearbook Staff. FOR THE GRADUATES May the pages of your life be filled with gladness and content, good luck, good opportunities and real accomplishments: Congratulations — Love Pies M. T. 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Chained by his certitides. he is a slave; he has forfeited freedom. Only a person who risks is free. Ads I 31 Abdul-Amin, Romono 82, 109, 119, 39 Adams, Richard 82, 50, 52, 110, 118 Adams, Therese 82, 22, 30, 79, 110, 118, 111, 38 Adams, Jr. Robert 82, 123 Afzal, Angela 82, 39, 79, 109, 118, 111. 35 Albert, Amcin 82, 118 Arcuri, Paul 82, 119, 111 Arcuri, Thomas 82, 118, 125 Asher, Kimberly 82, 118 Askew, Yolanda 82, 27, 80, I 10, 1 18, 111, 38, 41 Austin, Derethea 82, 25, 102, 118, 39, 111 Bates, Brenda 82, 100, 118, 111 Bales, Valerie 82, 118, III Belcher, Will 97, 118 Bell, Winston 82, 18. 21, 22, 79, 105, 118, 38 Bennett, Harold 82, 33, 50, 77, 120, 111, 71 Blingsleo, Mark 82, 29, 30. 33, 36, 100, 118, 38. 111 Blalock, Lamarr 82, 55, 78, 80, I 18 Borisa, Andrew 82, 121, III Boston, Kenneth 82, 105, 118, 111 Bowman, M-chelle 82, 19, 106, 118, III Boyd, Iris 82, 118, 111 Bray, Kenneth 83, 22, 104, 118 Brinkman, Gwendolyn 83, 22, 23, 24, 59, 76, 77, 98, 118, 38 Brooks, Andrea 83, 119 Brooks, Denito 83, 33, 54, 55, 59, 76. 77, 98, 118, 67, 69, 111, 73 Brown, James 83, 110, 122, 111 Brown, Edword 83, 118 Browning, Lauro 83, 108, 119, 111 Buckner, Goriyn 83, 39. 110, 119, 39, 111 Burton, Steven 83. 108, 120 Caldwell, Cormen 83, 19,22,30,31,33,46 47 76, 110, 119, 111, 73 Cansler, Michael 83, 120, 125, 111 Cover, Jr. Roymond 83, 119 Cerbo. Richord 83, 123, 111 Chopmon, V.c.c 83. 36, 103, 123, 111 Christion, Shown 83, 119 Clork, Keith 83, 77, 119, 111 Clark. Shari 83, 25, 28, 102, 118 Clayton, Stephanie 83, 19, 121, 111 Cleover, Potti 83, 25, 33, 80, 106, 121 Coll.ns, Joseph 83, 21, 22, 30. 98, 118 Colvin. Leslie 83. 25, 30, 121. 111 Colvin, Carol 83, 122 Craig, Telido 83, 107, 119, 111 Craig, Dovita 83, 122, I 11 Crawford, Valicia 83, 119, 111 Cross, Vance 84, 119 Cunn ngham, Scott 84, 120 Bam, Joann 82, 30, 31, 98, 118, 111 Barnes, Tina 82, 118, 111 Barnes, Alfred 82, 121 Botes. Dehoroh 82, 80, 107, 122 Daniels, Tommy 84, 119 Darden, Tracy 84, 25, 39. 119 Davies, Lisa 84. 120, 125 132 Sr. Index Dov.s, Jomie 84, 99, 119 Dovis, Adricnc 84, 21, 24, 110, 119 Dov.s, Gregory 84. 19, 78, 118 Dean, Vickie 84, 119 Demarco, Ted 84, 118, 111 Dixon, Louis 84 Dixon, Sean 84 Douglas, Darius 84, 119 Dozier, Jr. Ellis 111, 84, 119 Draper, Kitt 84, 55, 120 Drockton. Gerald 84, 119 Dubose, Troy 84, 33, 120 Dup lko, Michele 84, 119, 125 Eofford, Felisa 84, 18, 21, 22, 27, 30, 46, 77, 107, 120, 38, 111 Erwin, Lionel 84, 79, 98, 120 Evans. Travis 84, 22, 46, 47, 79, 101, 120 Gaiter, Tracy 85, 30, 98, 118, 111 Gallaway, Michale 85, 104, 121 Gangidine, Lucille 85, 119, 39, 111 Gay, Katrina 85, 46, 80, 101, 111, 120, 73 Geiter, Sherry 85, 122 Gciter, Pamela 85, 102, 120, 39, 112 Gentry, Ronnie 85, 33, 78, 120 Givncr, Leslie 85, 33, 110, 120, 112 Glenn, Davetta 85, 19, 76, 77, 108, 120 Glick, Jennifer 85. 33, 59. I 18, 32 Gonzolez, Miriam 85, 22, 25, 109, 119 Goshay, Bryont 85, 120 Gould, IV, Cornelius 85, 23, 120 Gronzier, John 85, 27. 101, 119 Green, Gerald 85, 21, 50, 120, 38, 73 Green, Nichcllc 86, 103, 120 Greene, Jr., Kenneth 86, 51, 52, 54, 77, I 10, 120, 112 Griffith. Howard 86, 30, 46, 47, 104, 120, 38, 112, 34 Grooms, Angelo 86, I 18 Gunn. Sonya 86. 102, 120, 39, 112 Hill, Cosandra 86, 107, 120 Hilliard, Jr Carl 86, 33, 120, 112. 63 Hinkle, Derick 86, 120, 38 Hinton. Tracy 86, 98, 1 18, 39 Hodge, Wesley 86, 33. 104, 119, 125 Hodge, III Dewey 86, 36, 99, 120, 39, 112 Hodnick, Alise 86. 24. 76. 106, 120, 38 Hopkins, Lotreeso 86. 33, 122 Houston, William 86, I 18 Howell, Richard 86, 105, 118 Hughley, Stacio 86, 19, 46, 47. 78, 109, 120, 38, 112 Hunter, Laura 86, 22, 46, 47, 76, 109, 120, 38, 112 Huntington, Christopher 87, 120 Hurd, Vantee 87, 80, 109, 121 Ibrahim, Ayreen 87, 30, 31. 109, 121. 38, 112, 34 Fairley, David 84, 119 Ferretti, Daniel 84, 120 Fessler, Dovid 84, 23, 33, 119 Fong, Barry 85, 21, 79, 100, 119, 38 Ford, Arlene 85, 36, 121, 111 Fossett, Robin 85, 106, 121, 111 Fox, Loshown 85. 80, 100, 121, 111 Fox. Lashelle 85. 25, 100, 121, 111 Freeman, Williom 85 French, Marty 85 Frost, Stephanie 85, 47, 102, 119, 111 Furyes, Macon 85, 30, 33, 110, 119, 39 Haddad, Heather 86, 121 Hailey, Peter 86, 120 Haines, Conrad 86, 112 Hampton, Gregory 86, 18, 29, 36, 77, 120, 38, 34 Harris, Trocy 86, 120 Heard. Kim 86, 99, 120, 112 Hcndkmg, Angela 86, 24, 120 Hernandez, Judy 86, 25, 27, 120 Jackson, Rodney 87, 121, 125, 112 Jackson, Kenney 87, 121 Jackson, Jr., Rudolph 87. 78, 121, 112 Jackson, Jr., Ronald 87, 108, 112, 123 Jagers, Clarisso 87, 106, 112, 120 Jomes, Sobrina 87, 25, 106, 112, 121 James, Tonya 87, 76, 102, 121, 112 Jenkins, Marc 87, 80, 110, 123, 39, 112 Johnson, Charles 87, 78, 108, 112, 121 Johnson, Kimberly 87, 121, 112 Johnson, Sonia 87, 107, 121 Johnson, Lequinda 87, 121 Sr. Index 133 Jolly, Judy 87, 25, 99, 121 Jones, Crystal 87, 107, 121 Jones, Timothy 87, 121 Jordan, Monica 87, 121, 112 K Kemer, Lisa 97, 119 Kennedy, Kimberly 87, 21, 46, 110, 121, 112 Kennison, Rebecca 87, 102, 121, 39, 112 Kirksey, Anita 87 Korpusik, Francine 87, 122 Lanier, Dernk 87, 19, 33.79, 105, 121, 112. 73 Laster, Tracey 87, 106, 121, 112 Ledwell, Robinette 90, 22, 78, 110, 121 Lee, Letha 90, 25, 99, 121 Ligon, James 90, 50, 121 Liley, Marva 90, 30, 31, 36, 102, 121, 39, 112 Lockmour, Kimberly 90, 110, 121, 42 Lofton, Sonya 90. 39, 98, 121, 42, 112 Love, Mane 90, 39, 120 M Monns, Diwona 90, 46, 47, 101, 121, 39 Mursholl, Tottiti 90, 106, I 19 Martin, Andre 90, 118, 123, 63 Matthews, Christophe 90, 104, 121, 112 McOine, Roymond 90, 118 McIntyre, Brion 90, 22, 23, 36, 47, 54, 76, 77, 104, 118, 32, 114, 112 McIntyre, Monique 90, 120, 39 McKissack, Tonya 90, 118 McMillan, David 90, 36 Menefield, Brenda 90, 107, 118 Miles, Roy 90. I 19 Miller, Carl 90, 50, 108, 121, 112, 73 Miller, Corol 90. 30. 79, 102, I 18, 38 Moffott, Lyman 90, 118, 112 Monroe, Michael 90, 33, 50, 52, 77, 105, 118, 112,71 Montgomery, Shormoin 90, 25, 101, 118, 42 Moore, Lotrece 90, 103, 118, 112 Morrison, Mia 90, 102, 118 Morrow, Jr. Randy 91, 27, 54, 55, 105, 121, 112 Mumphrey, Luther 91, 33, 50, 108, 118 Murphey, Randolph 91, 33, 59, 108, 118, 112 N Noshe, Mychel 91, 30, 103, 118, 112 Nelson, Kirk 91, 25, 121 Nelson, Maroa 91, 22, 30, 119, 112 Newsom, Laurette 91, 24, 76, 79, 100, 119, 113 Newsome, Jerome 91, 50, 52, 119, I 13, 73 Nichols, Linton 97, 121 Norris, John 91 Novok, Andria 97, 118, 125 Oliver, John 91, 120, 113 113 Patterson, Ramona 91, 119 Peorson, Angerksa 91, 28, 119, 113 Peoples, Pomelo 91. 39. 54, 80, 103, 121, 41 Perez, Nayro 91. 108, 123 Phillips, Shawnette 91, 25, 103, 121 Pinkney, Kimberly 91,25, 31, 103, 1 19, 113 Popovich, Annette 91, 28, 31, 76, 103, 121, 113 Poultney, Maureen 91, 121 Powell, Tangela 91, 123, 113 Powell, William 91, 118, 125 Presley, Nisha 91, 25, 101, 119 Price, Henry 91, 100, 119 Price, Stephanie 91, 30, 33, 118 Pruehs, Jeffrey 91, 123 Pugh, Alissa 92, 33, 106, 119, 39, 113 Pyles, Lometrio 92, 76, 80, 120 Roglond, Tierney 92, 110, 122 Rainey, Nichole 92 Reed, Michele 92, 118 Riley, Alisa 92, 19, 27, 39, 101, 122 Robertson, Barbara 92, 106, 121, 113 Robinson, Neal 92, 122 Robinson, Dawn 92, 39, 76, 103, 123, 113 Rodgers, Vincent 92, 105, 122 Rodriguez, Royso 92, 25, 28, 119, 113 Romp. Walter 92, 119 Ruiz, Helen 92,25, 31,76, 101, 116, 121,42, 113 I 34 Sr. Index Rush, Corey 92, HO, 122 Sonderfer, Gwendolyn 92, 102, 119, 113 Senders, Richard 92, 33, 122 Sounders, John 92, 122 Saunders, Mark 92, 123 Saunders, Toma 92, 54, 78, 103, 118, 113 Sowyer, Bcrboro 92, 107, 122, 113 Seggie, Tina 92, 118 Shields, Lavoma 92, 107. 121, 113 Slaughter. Tr.no 92, 98, 122, 39 Slitor. Cindy 92. 19, 25, 33. 54, 59, 103, 119. 122, 113 Slocum, Donald 92, 122 Smedley, ShoKce 93, 22, 30, 122, 39 Smith, Michael 93, 120, 125 Smith, Anthony 93, 80, I 19, 63, 64 Spencer, Darlene 93, 76, 107, 122, 113 Spooner, Jr., Rodger 93, 120, 125 Spuriock, Laura 93, 121 Stosfney, II George 93, 120 Steven, Monique 93. 19, 98, 122, 113 Stevens, Tracy 93, 39, 113 StiU. Korcn 93. 30, 98, 122, 113 Strozier, Christopher 93, 50, 105, 122 Sutton, Darrell 93, 80. 104, 122, 113 Svray, Michelle 93, 122 Sweeney, Lomarr 93, 122, 113 Tate, Rhonda 93, 108, 122 Totum, Scott 93, 118 Taylor, Robert 93, 119 Taylor, William 93 Thomos. George 93. 33. 121, 63, 64 Thcmos, Nicole 93, 19, 31, 54, 79, 110, 119, 39. 42, 113 Thomos, Valerie 93, 36, 76, 106, 118, 39, 113 Thrower, III Johnny 93, 50, 120 Todd, Valerie 93, 120 Torbcrt, Roymoune 93 Turner, Anthony 93 Tyler, Antoinette 94, 120 Tyus, Michael 94, 118, 113 Valentine, Keith 94, 118 Vargo, Debra 94, 28, 99, 120 Walker. Brandie 94, 39, 103, 123 Walker, Tracey 94, 28. 78, 107, 123 Walker. Mark 94, 105, 123 Wallace, Yvette 94. 39. 123, 39, 113 Wallace, Ronald 94, I 19 Walter, Mary 94, 24, 29, 101, 122, 113 Watson, Anthony 94, 119 Welker, Rita 94. 122 Wellman, Jessie 94, 120 White, Russell 94. 33. 80. 123, 39. 113. 73 White, Jerisho 94, 30, 109, 123, 39 Whitt, June 94. 78. 110, 121. 113 Wiley. Jr.. Frank 94, 104, 121 Wilkoms, Lonso 94. 25. 120 Wiliams, Cossandro 94, 122, 39, 43 Wiliams, Dav,d 94, 18, 33, 54, 123, 39 Williams, Kenneth 94, 110, 123, 125, 113 Williams, Shawn 94, 120 Willingham, Lisa 94, 19, 106 Willis, Tracy 95, 30, 109, 123, 39, 35. 113 Wilson, Angela 95. 19, 99, 123, 39, 1 13 Wilson, Desiree 95, 33, 110. 123, 67, 69. 113 Wilson, Michoelo 95, 28. 30. 109, 123, 113 Wilson, Trudy 95, 120 Wimbush, Gorrick 95, 120 Wingsfield, Kimberly 95 Walfe, Cynthia 95, 79, 98, 122 Woods, Angeliquc 95, 25, 99, 120 Young, Terry 95, 121 Young, Jr., George 95, 119 Zaleski, Marie 95, 25, 119 Zaleski, Kenneth 95, 99, 122, 125 Zwolsky, Dovid 95. 122, 125 Sr. Index 135 Autographs u y 136 Sr. Index