Rhodes High School - Aries Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1986 volume:

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Alternates are Rick Biggins, Alicia Young and Chuck Fiscus. Special thanks to Ms. Glaitcr and Ms. Sasarak who worked hard preparing our team for this event. Graduating from high school is the beginning of the future. A future is shaped by an individual according to his or her aspirations. The opportunities that exist arc limitless. Based on the goals that arc set and the effort that is made, the foundation of the future will be determined. A firm foundation is crucial for success in life. It is the first stepping stone upon which all goals will eventually be achieved. Equally important as setting goals and laying a good foundation is resiliency, that is, the ability to recover from any setbacks that may be encountered. The only way to deal with life is by looking ahead and not repeating the mistakes of the past. The only way to attain the treasures that arc in store for us is to maintain our future aspirations. ___________Yearbook Staff 1 MOST POPULAR CELESTE HAGGINS CEDRIC HAGGINS MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT ALICE R UFFIN DARYL BROWN umi BEST LOOKING ALESIA MARTIN DAN MCNEILY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED ALICIA YOUNG A NTHON Y BO YSA W BEST BUILD Rcbccca Duffy Dun McNcily BEST LEGS Rebecca Duffy Mark Starling TALLEST Celeste Haggins Cedric Haggins SHOR TEST Quinette Foster John Jordan SHYEST Stacey Thorton Lisa Jones Dan McNcily MOST ATHLETIC Celeste Haggins George Moore MOST STUDIOUS Kim Vaughn Sha mar Young MOST TALKATIVE Tiffany Willis Tracy Smith Ron Smith CLASS CLOWN Balinda Knox Arlic Cooper BIGGEST FLIR T Kelly Cook Murk Starling MOST ARTISTIC Pamela Nichols Kenny Nix BEST DRESSED TIGHTEST JEANS V Carolyn Watson Terry Chapman NICEST “4” EYES Theresa Bullard Anthony Boysaw NICEST EYES Aida Green Rayfcacl Gullatt NICEST SMILE Stacey Thorton Ronald Parks 1 CUTEST DIMPLE BEST INSTR UMENTA UST ODD AND CUTE I SENIOR Deninne Ballash: Full-Time Minister Part-Time Secretary; married with no kids. Jane Bass: Nursing, own group home; married with two kids. Stephenye Bennett: Secretary or Receptionist; have a family when financially set. Tracy Bonner: Court and Conference Reporter; married with two kids. Denise Bookhart: Go to college and own her own business; married at the age of thirty and have two kids. Darryl Brown: Computer Programmer or Pro Football Player; have six kids, two dogs and maybe a wife. Jilvonda Burston: Legal Secretary or Word Processor; married with four kids. Anthony Boysaw: Biomedical Research or Surgeon; married with three kids. Lionel Butler: Psychologist or a psychiatrist; married with three kids. Lester Devese: Join the Navy; get married and have two kids. Lisa Ellsworth: Child Counselor: get married and have two kids. Ryan Grass: Architect; married with numerous children. Celeste Haggins: Computer Operator; married with two kids. Tracy Hill: Fashion Merchandising; stay single. Monique Cliette: Certified Accountant; live in Hawaii and have one kid. Mark Dodds: Work at First National Supermarkets Corporation; married. Artur Faison: Entrepreneur; stay single until thirty eight years old. Samantha Hall: Attend a trade school; married with two kids. Arlie Cooper: Machinist; married with two kids. Vonda Dolin: Secretary; undecided about family plans. Quinette Foster: Work and join the Air Force Reserves. Kimberly Hart. Register Nurse; get married at the age of twenty seven and have two kids. Todd Holton: F.B.l. Agent; Aimee Hoskinson: Attend married with two kids. Law School; married with one kid. Rayfeael Gullatt: Self-made Cedric Haggins: Computer millionaire; stay single. Techinian; stay single. Rolanda Howard: Clerk, Bookkeeper or Seamstress; married with some kids. George Jackson: Computer Operator: married with two kids. FORECAST Terri Johnson: Business Ad- Lisa Jones: Veterinarian; mar- mi nistra tor; married with a ried with kids. family. Lisa May: Business Administration; married with four kids. Karen Mustin: Communications or Travel; undecided about family plans. Terri Pierson: Doctor; married with two kids. Deborah Pleban: Banking and Bookkeeping; married with two kids. Thomas Pridemore: Computer Science; undecided about family plans. Deborah Ramos: Work at a Day Care Center; married with three kids. Mario Rios: Electrical Engineer; stay single. Raj ni ha la Saini: Surgical Assistance; married with three kids. Tracy Smith: Join the Service, become a Data Processor; married with one kid. Brian McRae: Join the Navy; undecided about family plans. Michael Rasberry: Business Management; get married and have two kids. Patrick Rooney: Forest Ranger or Guitar player; married with two kids. Allen Scalf: Work full-time; married with kids. Lisa Taskey: Business; married with two kids. John Jordan Jr.: Computer Repair; married with kids. Edward Laster: Own Funeral Homes; married with eight kids. LaShelle Lewis: Pediatrician; get married and have two kids. David Livingston: Computer Designer or Technician; undecided about family plans. Tyzsa Moore: Join the Air Force; get married and have two kids. Sheri Rinkus: Job with the Court System; married with no kids. Susan Russell: Secretary; undecided about family plans. Vincent Shaw: City Fireman; married with two kids. Juan Tejada: Photographer and part-time model; married with two kids. Pamela Nichols: Executive Ronald Parks: Join the Army; Secretary; undecided about married, family plans. Richard Agncw Dcninnc Baliash Ricky Biggins Naji Abboud Jane Bass Tracy Bonner Anthony Boysaw Denise Book hart Lisa Browning Theresa Bullard Darryl Brown Jilvonda Burston Lionel Butler Roy Camp Sandra Carlilc Freddie Castillo Crystal Chapman Kelly Cook Monique Cliettc Marie Crawford Arnold Davis Terrance Chapman Arlic Cooper Lester Devese Heidi Dina Mark Dodds Lisa Ellsworth Artur Faison Frances Fenton Charles Fiscus Maureen Gcrbcc A mar Gamble Frank Glaszncr Corine Green Celeste Huggins Samantha Hall Willie Hall Melvin Hill Kenneth Hudson Robert Hurt Vernon Ivy George Jackson Deidre Jemison Henrik Jensen Dcmctriaus Latham Lachcllc Lewis David Livingston Jody Lowery Carl Mahan Alcsia Martin Lisa May Daniel MeNcilly Brian McRae Robert Miles Lisa Miller Scott Milligan f Nicole Ncumarker Pamela Nichols Kenneth Nix Erie Olsen Michael Palangc Ronald Parks Paul Patterson Terri Pierson Michael Pilarowski Lori Pazdernik Deborah Pic ban Deborah Ramos Thomas Pridcmorc Lori Ragazinskas Shondi Reynolds Sara Rivera Jan Reilly Mario Rios Steve Rayburn Sheri Rinkus Lavcll Robson Pamela Rodano Thomas Rodano Patrick Rooney Alice Ruffin Karen Rogers Rajnibala Saini A Jeffrey Saplak Susan Russell Kristin Slayton William Scclback Allen Sea If Ronald Smith Kum Hcc Song Tracy Smith Sook Hcc Song Yoo Chul Song Vance Smith Rcinaldo Soto Mark Starling Treasure Steward Anthony Tatum il Timothy Tatum Gregory Thomas Samantha Thomas Tuasha Thomas Wendy Thomas Stacey Thornton Darryl Tolliver Elliott Torowski Christina Traylor Kimberly Vaughn Christine Walters Kimberly Vickers i S Edward Vince Angela Ware Benita Wherry Carolyn Watson Louis Wenner III Gary Williams Justine Williams David Yascnchak Tiffany Willis Dennis Wright John Ycrhosck Alicia Young Shamar Young John Yousef Mark Zolac The following seniors arc not pictured: Timothy Allen Regina Baker Stephenye Bennett Marc Cash in Heidi Chapman Vonda Dolin Anthony Douglas Rolanda Howard Balinda Knox Janet Piper Michcal Rasberry Kimberly Samples Vincent Shaw Kachc Sisson Lenard Walker Damon Webber Bailey Wherry Gary Williams Martin Timock Denise Truman Nancy Tucker John Verhosek Jennifer Yuzva Wendy I homas: Secretary; Stacey Thornton: Computer Elliott Torowski: Extermina-married with kids. Programming and Law; mar- tor; married. ried with kids. Denise Truman: Clerical Nancy Tucker: Join the Navy Edward Vince: Manager or work; married. and become a Corporal; single Co-Manager; stay single until for ten years. the right woman comes along. Christine Walters: Get a part-time job; married with two kids. Carolyn Watson: Registered Nurse; married with two kids. Alicia Young: Architect; married with two kids. George Moore: Computer Engineer; married with five kids, a monkey and a dolphin. I CANDID § This homework is risky business. What a view. And to think. I put all my honey on the Patriots. Look out RTA, here comes the Care Bears. Aw Bunk! Aye man. she thinks I'm rending. Long live Danish muffins! Play it Alice! Duck! Piece of cake, we'll win! Dag Pam, get off of me. One big happy family. CANDID James Ford Rhodes was a famous historian. He was born in Cleveland, Ohio in 1848 to Pomeroy Rhodes and Sophia Lord Rhodes. Rhodes had a fascination for politics as a child which later grew into a fascination for history and literature. After several career changes, in 1872 he married Ann Card. A year later, while reading Hildreth's History of the United States, his fascination for history was rejuvenated. On April I, 1885, he retired from his business in order to compile material for his book, which was to be a history of the Unites States. His book. History of the Unites States, was published in a total of seven volumes, the last being in 1906. He later visited Europe to study European histroy. He spent the remaining years of his life traveling. Upon his return to Brookline, Massachusetts in 1927, he died. Though his ashes are buried in Cleveland, the school that bears his name still lives on. Farley J. Scldon Dear Graduates: Graduation froa high school is a great day in your liree and a day of pride and Joy in the history of our school. You have reached this point not only because of the teaching and guidance of your teachers, but also because of your parents and your own interest in your future. You aade the deoleion to ■eet the requireaents, and to reach thie first big milestone in your life ----- Graduation froa Jaaee Ford Rhodes High School I You-alght see graduation as the end of a long road or the beginning of a new Journey. May I suggest that you look forward not backward. Look over your past achievements with pride and think of greater opportunities and accoaplieh-aents in the future. It hae been well said: It is ay hope that you will look upon graduation as a stepping stone to higher achievements. Don't lower your sins to the level of your present abilities, but rather raise your alas and abilities through study, perseverance and the commitment to reach your desired goal. Hold on to your goal and trust that life, faith, hard work, your own growing experience and ability will, in time, enable you to reach your goal. I wish you success in all future endeavors. Please call upon us if we can be of assistance in the future. The steps of a ladder were never aeant to rest upon but only to hold a man's foot long enough to enable him to put the other somewhat higher. Thomas H. Huxley Sincerely, Farley J. Selfcbn Principal To the Claim of 1986i -Congratulations on your success! You have reached a milestone in your livea. Now it is up to you to uae the knowledge you have gained and the standards by which you have been led, - to uae them in positive ways that will bring you further and lasting accomplishments. Make the world a better place in which to live because you have been a part of it. Sincerely, Clayton . Ze idler Looking Ahead to the Future Dear Senior i As you look ahead to the future with great anticipation, be prepared to deal vith life's upa and downs, challenges, surprises and rewards. For many of you, your formal education will continue beyond high school. For othsre, your high school commencement will serve as your rite of passage into the world of work. Be confident in the fact that you have received a good, solid education that will serve as a valuable foundation for any future endeavor you may wish to pursue. Heaeaber, you are the future. Kay Cod give you the strength and courage to meet life's challenges head on. I wish you success and happiness. Sincerely, KarilyrtfL. Cargile Assistant Principal llyi l. Marilyn I.. Cargile tuJ I AU t-r VU Mrs. Anderson Miss Balmes Mrs. Baxter R. Bellflower Mr. Davis Mrs. Docring Mrs. Drew Mrs. Ferrell Mr. Gumucio Mrs. Holton Mr. Jones Mr. Gaines Miss Gaston Miss Glaitcr Mr. Heme! Mrs. James-Turner Mr. Joincs Miss Hlynsky R. Gian grande Mr. Glenn No Photo Available No Photo Available Mrs. Givan No Photo Available No Photo Available Mr. Hudak Mr. Lidrbauch u Mrs. McCullum Mrs. Me I: I rath Mrs. Miller Mrs. Nagy Mrs. Nash Mrs. Nichols Mrs. Nickols L. Quag!ion Mrs. Rowland M. Slaubaugh Mr. SauIters Mr. Shauver Miss St a idle K. Stazzon Mrs. Stewart Mr. Sovey M. Stewart Mr. Ward Mrs. Wasowski Miss Webb Mrs. Willingham Mr. Winter Mr. Wolansky Mr. Wells Mr. Zand Mrs. 01iverio Mr. Matthews i ♦ It is known to be true that time changes people. Just as those pictured on this page have changed, we too. through experiences, challenges, people place and circumstance, will change in a way only we can comprehend. We all know ourselves, we have to make the decisions of our lives and live with the results. We should, though, always remember those who guided us with their wisdom of experience because they have been where we arc and we're not yet where they have been! King and Queen A THE CLASS OF 1986 of JAMES FORD RHODES HIGH SCHOOL presents The Senior Prom “Were Going All the Way” at Swingo's at the Statlcr Friday evening June sixth Nineteen hundred and eighty six I Y • • X . Prince and Princess 48 I tuxedo mdnqr, OcToBER. M,n� 5 c'0 £ snr tt t CHEERLEADERS TRACK y — S 1 HOMECOMING PATRONS Gerald T. Allen Clarence Gaines III Cecil Mansfield Michael Myra Allen Rita Gaston Mrs. E.E. McCullum American Quilts Company Mr. Gifford Mrs. D. Me El rath J.F. Balmes Mrs. D. Givan Jack Mcoff Mrs. Baxter Lynne Gla iter Mrs. G. Miller Biddulph Plaza Baber Shop Mr. Mrs. Erwin Glaszner Mrs. Kathryn Nagy Ruth Brado Graphic Imaging Inc. Juanita Nash Sonja H. Brandt Mr. Mrs. Grass Mrs. Ruth Nickols Irene Bujwalo Mr. Bunn Richard J. Griffith, D.D.S., M.S.D. Oscar A. Gumucio Eileen O'Brien Mrs. T. Oliverio Tyrone B. Owens William Byrd Mr. Mrs. Jerome Cargilc The John Clay Family Rcta L. Clay H. Davis Miss Maria Hlynsky Ronald J. Hudak Jerry's Pcarlvue Barbershop Stanley Jones Jim Joines Sylvia Paul Hilton Perry Pomerantz Cichocki Co., L.P.A. Betty Pomeroy Rhodes High Student Council Carol M. Rodano Marcia A. Docring James Laura Kiefer Pamela M. Rodano Gloria Drew Marc Lade re r Sonia Sasarak i « Farley J. Seldon William R. Shauver Beverly St aid Ic Marguerite E. Stuart Steve Sykora Fran Ulicky Miss Unctich Chester Varney Miss Webb Robert Wells West Side SavMor T. Winter Mr. Mrs. Wolansky C.M. Woods Mr. Mrs. Young C.H. Zcidlcr JOSTENS