Shaw High School - Shuttle Yearbook (East Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1979 volume:

s tw estie nMA s 15320 Euclid Avenue EAST CLEVELAND, OHIO 44112 VISIONS OF '79 INTRODUCTION “Our introduction is dedicated to today's parents as well as our future parents.” A Gift l or Your C hild Raising a child is delicate business. A parent can unknowlingly leave a child with wounds he will carry all his life. On the other hand, a parent can bless him by letting him know he is loved, important, and respected as a unique person. Th is gift often not given is self esteem. It's a healthy appreciation for oneself and self-confidence to succeed or cope with failure. It's a child accepting himself the way God made him. Many children develop a sense of inferiority that haunts them the rest of their lives. They grow up in homes plagued with unfulfilled relationships and personal frustrations. From these lonely youths come teen-age suicides and juvenile crimes. Violent behavior against themselves or others is one way of coping with their feelings of inferiority. Parents can help, especially fathers. As the leaders in the home, fathers play a crucial role in developing self-confidence and a positive self-image in children. The most important factor in developing a child's self-image is how he is treated by his parents during his first years. By age five a child develops his estimate of his worth. This extimate is based on the actions, statements, and expectations of his parents. During his first years, a child looks to his father. The father balances the strengths and weaknesses of the mother. As the leader, he carries the major responsibility for discipline. His oppinions and behavior help the child decide how he feels about himself 9 Brothers and sisters also play a role in forming a child's self-image. Sensitive parents will watch their children's relation- ship to one another and help them show love to each other. This is cxpccially important when the children arc only a year or two apart. The younger often lives in the shadow of the older. In his book Hide or Seek, James Dobson attacks two values he claims have infiltrated American society and the home. He says that beauty and intelligence arc standards wrongly used to evaluate human worth. What about the child who is ugly or who is a slow learner? What is he supposed to think about himself? In far too many cases, he is made to feel inferior and rarely develops his full potential. As a child grows with a feeling of inferiority, he gets caught in a vicious cycle where bad experiences confirm his poor image of himself The cycle can be broken, but it isn't easy. The following list may be helpful to parents who want to build self-esteem in their children. 1. Husband, make your relationship with your wife most important. Parents who first love each other provide security for their children. 2. Evaluate your expectations of your children. Are you requiring too much? Are you forcing them into roles they aren't ready for (c.g.. Little League star, exceptional student)?. 3. Examine your own self-image. Recognize your strengths and build on them. Be realistic about your weaknesses. Don't be afraid to confess weaknesses and mistakes to your children. 4. Give your children responsibilities around the home. Compliment them when they do them well. Add more responsi- bilities as they grown older to encourage feelings of independence and accomplishment. 5. Spend plenty of time with your children. This alone communicates that they are important to you. I nvolve them in your activities. For example, take them to work with you some time, if feasible. 6. Be interested in. what your children accomplish. Give lots of sincere recognition and praise. 7. Help them be realistic about their failings. Always look for areas where they succeed. 8. Show trust. Let them know you are counting on them to do certain things within their capabilities. 9. Treat them with respect. Let them express themselves and listen, 10. Prepare them for adolescence. Let them know what will happen, physically and socially, when they become teen- agers. 11. Pray with your children. Thank God for each child's special gifts and abilities. Taken from 1ood Monthly TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION DEDICATION HOMECOMING SENIORS FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATORS SPECIAL PROGRAMS UNDERCLASSMEN FASIONS AND FADS THE NEW YOUTHS CANDIDS QUIPS SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS SENIOR STATISTICS OLD WILL AND TESTAMENT ADVERTISEMENTS YESTERDAY... The yearbook staff felt no one would be more deserving to dedicate our 1979 Shuttle to than Mr. Martin Gottlieb, even though he is no longer affiliated with Shaw High School Staff. Mr. Gottlieb has served for 9 years as Associate Principal at Shaw. During his time here he was well liked by both stu- dents and faculty. He was born in Cleveland, Ohio, where he received all of his early education. He is a graduate of our very own Shaw High School. He furthered his education at Ohio State where he received a BA in Sociology and a BS in Education. He received his MA from Case Western Reserve University. He has done further studies at St. John College, Akron Univer- sity and John Carroll University. When asked, “Did the students at Shaw like you?” He replied, “Well, if they didn’t I wouldn’t have been there that long.” Why did you leave Shaw and come to Kirk? His reply “I heard they needed somebody here to get a few things done. Good luck to you Mr. Gottlieb at Kirk and we miss you. Thanks for what you have done at Shaw. TODAY The Shuttle Staff felt that this year a dual dedication would be most appropriate. Basically because the man to fill the position of Associate Principal is one who has served in the East Cleveland School System for a number of years, Mr. Stephen Lloyd. Mr. Lloyd was born in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania where he received all of his early education. While in high school, he played football for four years. After completion of high school, he attended Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, New York, where he re- ceived a BA degree in Printing. He also played football while in college. Upon completion of college, he married his wife, Mary. Later he served a two year stretch with the Navy. Thereafter, a daughter, Monica was born to them. At present, Monica is six years old. Mr. Lloyd’s educational experience — Printing teacher in the Cleveland and East Cleveland School Systems. He came to Shaw in 1970. He became a Unit Principal in 1971. He served in this capacity for the last 7 years. In 1970 he attended Cleveland State to get his MA. In 1978 he was chosen by a panel to become Associate Principal of Shaw High School, taking Mr. Gottlieb’s position. Mr. Lloyd welcomes the change to work with teachers, especially the new teachers as well as the students. He feels that he will be very beneficial in assisting the new teachers. His interests are athletics, music and traveling. HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES Varsity football players greeted with carnations. Three drum majors jamming to a beat of a different sound. Homecoming contestants and cheerleaders. ABOVE: Shaw's Choir Opposite: Hi-liters Ken Brown and Arnita Mahone Vernon Robinson and Valerie Shepherd Robbin Wiggins and Terrie Richardson ( andiciatc at 'fcatly Lester Trammer and Deloris Benjamin Naomi Lynch and Herbert Singleton Clayton Easton and Lavonne Moss UPPER LEFT: Social Director, Mrs. Panned, LOWER LEFT: Gloria Payton, Canteen Queen, LOWER RIGHT: Can- teen Council King and Queen, Gloria Payton and Darran Lovett J 9 7 S OPPOSITE: Choir Members LOWER LEFT: RIF Parade Car LOWER RIGHT: RIF Mem- bers. FOR THE FIRST TIME THIS YEAR, THE VOCATIONAL HOME ECONOMICS DE- PARTMENT IS REPRESENTED WITH A PARADE FLOAT. MR. AND MRS. VOCATIONAL, WENDELL JOHNSON AND MACHELLE HARDEN DHO CLASS OF 1979 DOCTOR EDWARDS, SUPERIN- TENDENT OF EAST CLEVELAND SCHOOLS LOOKS ON AS COMMIS- SIONER MAE STEWART PLACES FINISHING TOUCHES ON SIGN FOR PARADE CAR. CHEERLEADERS AND BAND MEM- BERS SOCIALIZE PRIOR TO PARADE FORMATION. MEMBERS OF CONGRESSMAN STOKES OFFICE POSES FOR PHOTO- GRAPHER IN HIS MOBILE OFFICE 10 Edward Robinson, Coach Vince Shelby, Phillip Reid and Coach Austin LOWER LEFT: Oops! Sorry 'bout that. LOWER RIGHT: What’s happening? Get them out of the way. I’m coming through! BOTTOM LEFT: BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Gamble assists last year’s home- coming queen, Monica Davis. King and Queen's Throne Mr. Gamble presents carnations and trophy to queen Arnita Mahone. Monica Davis congratulates Arnita. KING AND QUEEN,VERNON ANDARNITAON THRONE HOMECOMING COURT: ON THRONE, VERNON ROBINSON AND ARNITA MAHONE LEFT TO RIGHT: MONICA DAVIS, ROBBIN WIGGINS, TERRIE RICHARDSON. DELORIS BENJAMIN, NAOMI LYNCH AND LAVONNE MOSS SENIORS Adams, Stephanie Aden, Steven Aikens, Paul Alexander, Sheila Ali, Theordora Andrews, Barbara Arthur, Frank Avery, Wendy Austin, Robert Baker, Cassandra Baker, Karen Barber, Bridget B. Barney, Melvin Bass, Herman Bates, Keith Bell, Vernita Bcnamon, Leotis Bcnjemin, Delons 17 Benson, Angela Berry, Francette Beverly, Michael Blackman, Denise Blackman, Lannette Block, Timothy Blue, Vanetta Boney, Veronica Bolden, Annette 18 Borden, Karen Borden, Prime Branche, Sonya Brooks, Neal Brooks, Renita Brown, Brenai Brown, Darlene Brown, Debbie Brown, Frances 19 20 Brown, Javear Brown, Ken Bryant, Karmin Bugg, Wilma Burns, Lcisha Burns, Thorton Burns, Una Burrell. Stephanie Butler, Herman Butler, Mica Calhoun, Sylvia Callahan, Sharon Carie, Maurice Carter, Anthony Cason, Ronnie Catncy, Gina Cayson, Sharon Cayson, Stephanie 21 Childs, Denise Chisholm, Venice Clark, Terry Clements, Robert Clemons, Bianor Coleman, Aretha Coleman, Walishea Collins, Leonard Collins, Wilbert 22 Conatly, Jeffrey Cooper, Andrea Cooper, Georgine Crawford, Tamera Crenshaw, Valencia Croft, Greg Cunningham, Mikoyan Davis, DeVaughn DeBramaletta, Rita Derams, Monica Diaz, Terri Dickerson, Gwen Douglas, Sophia Ealey, Renee Eddings, Sandra Edwards, Lisa Elic, Kim Faris, Gisile 24 Few, Gregory Fitzgerald, Sharon Ford, Donna Ford, Felisha Ford, Vincent Foster, Sandra Fowler, Jackie Franks, Joseph Frazier, Veda Freed men, Linda Fuelien, Ella Fulton, Cynthia Furman, Lynn Gabriel, Lasonya Garner, Annetta Garner, Denise Gibson, Morand Goodwin, Angela 26 Gordon, La net te Graham, Allen Gresham, Darryl Griffle, Denise Griffin, Cassandra Gunn, Anita Hall, Johnny Hanson, Lorie Harden, Machelle Hardy, Greg Harper, Susan Harriet, Michelle Harris, Charles Harris, Curtis Harris, Dedra Haris, Eric Harris, Michael Harris, Ruth 28 Hamston, Susan Hawkins, Rcncc Hayes, Sheila Henderson, Angela Henderson, Kenneth Herbert, Veronica Hill, Darlene Hollis, Cheryl Hollis, Dcdra Horn, LaKeitha Howard, Denise Hoyle, James Hughes, Alan Jackson, Natashia Jackson, Renee Jefferson, Keith Jefferson, Shawn Johnson, Sheila 30 Johnson, Sheila Johnson, Sonya Johnson, Trent Johnson, Veronica Johnson, Wendell Jones, Debbie Jones, Janice Jones, Kevin Jones, Kirk 31 Jones, Regina Kane, Francine Kelly. Cynthia Kidd, Denise Killings, James Kinzer, Shelia Lee, Currenona Lee. Laura Lee, Michelle Leftridge, Marcia Lemon, Valerie Leu, Tamela Lewis, Rochelle Little, Stan Long, Darren Love. Gabrielle Lovett, Da ran Mahone, Aretha 33 M a hone, Arnita Marbury, Ronald Martin, Cherylene Martin, Jackie Mattox, Berdine Maze, Rod McCloud, Machellc McCoy, Melva McGuire, Thersa McKinney, Sharon McKinney, Sheryl McKinney, Tyrone McNutt, Robin Meadows, Michele MidcalT, Jeffery Middleton, Elizabeth Miller, Ladina Miller, Shedaill 35 3 Mixon, Durrcn Moody, Shclion Moore, Nedra Murreii, Orlando Myhand, Deborah Myrick, Tamara Myricks, Brenda Naylor, Harold Naylor, Minnie Nelson, Cheryl Nickerson, Reggie Noble, Cheryl Oher, Carla Parks, Mark Pate, Kenneth Patton, Tina Payton, Gloria Perkins. Charmainc 37 Pettaway, Patrica Phillips, Derrick Pinkard, Valerie Pitts, Todd Ponzo, Carol Powell, John Price, Celeste Prince, Don Provitt, Terry Pruitt, Denise Rashid, Marylin Reed, Cynthia Reed, Phillip Richardson, Terrie Riley, Victoria Robinson, Leiza Robinson, Vernon Rosco, Gloria 39 Ross. Surisa Rucker, Mon trie Rudolph, Lynette Seals, Tonya Scott, Belinda Shepherd, Valerie Simmons, Susie Singleton, Marvin Singleton, Rachcal Smith. Daryl Smith. Debbie Smith. Hazel Smith Jimmie Smith. Vickie Spain, Brenda St Clair. Kim Steele, Howard Steele, Vanessa Stokes, David Streeter, Jams Sullivan, Andrea Sylvester, Kim Thomas, Delanne Thomas, Diana Thomas, Rhonda Thorpe, Rochelle Townsend, April 42 Trammer, Lester Vickers, Denise Walker, Adriene Walker, Valerie Walters, John Wannamaker, Terrel 43 Washington, Meisha Watson, Daryl Watts, Mark Wccm , Byron D We I, Donna Whaley, Regina White, Jackie White, Joel White, Kim White, Maureen Wiggins, Robbin Wilcox. Bernadett Williams, Donald Williams, Dwayne Williams, Jeffery Williams, Jerry Williams, Norman Wilson, Dwayne Wilson, Twila Woods. Natalie Woods, Robert Woods, Robert Woods, Sandra Wright, Rebecca Wright, Sharise Young, Dennis Zundel, Amy 46 47 Mr. S. Gamble. Principal Mr. S. Lloyd, Asst. Principal Mr. S. Brooks, Unit Principal 11th 12th Grade Vocational SECRETARIAL Ms. Simmons, 11th 12th Grade Vocational Office Ms. M. Palmore, 11th and 12th Grade Office Httl UPPER LEFT: Ms. A. Boney, 10th Grade Office UPPER RIGHT: Ms. S. Butler 10th Grade Office CENTER LEFT: Ms. L. Morgan, 10th Grade Office CENTER RIGHT: Ms. V. Sowell STAFF LOWER LEFT: Ms. F Yates, 9th Grade Office LOWER RIGHT: Ms. J. Smith, 9th Grade Office FRONT ROW: Ms. Urogdy, Ms. C. Harris, Dept. Chairperson, Ms. Newburger BACK ROW: Mr. Hines, Ms. Alvarez, Mr. Turner, Mr. Eiler, Mr. MacDonald, Mr. I. Banks SOCIAL STUOISS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. W. Needle, Mr. Hines, Mr. R. Pinkis, Ms. C. Shaheed, Ms. C. Robinson, Ms. J. Neal Ms. M. Folmer, Dept Chairperson. Mr. R. Seymour, Ms. B. Nolt, Mr. R. Inman, Ms. W. Tucker, Ms. W. Washington, Ms. A. Adams, Ms. D. Young, Mr. R. Cummings, Ms. G. Pinkins, Mr. J. Simmons, Ms. F. Travis, and Mr. N. Cheich VOCATIONAL EDUCATION BELOW: KNEELING-Mr. Klein, Mr. R. Dozier STANDING: Mr. D. Owens, Mr. W. Miller, Ms. S. Clark, Ms. R. Butler, Mr. W. Hintz, Dr. B. Frye, Ms. S. Collins, Ms. M. Lawrence, Mr. A. Seals Mr. B. Williams 53 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Cody, Ms. Bailey, Mr. Herring, Mr. L. Newsome, Ms. Horton, Mr. V. Williams, Mr. R. Thompson, Mr. W. Tucker. ART DEPARTMENT: Mr. H. Bullock and Ms. R. Davis Ms. Butler, English LEFT TO RIGHT: Ms. I. Drimmer, Ms N Reeves, Mr. R. Sterba, Ms. L. Cain, Dept. Chairperson, Ms. K. Owens, Mr. D. New, Ms. S Holmes, Mr. T. Wimbley MATHEMATICS DEPT. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ms. DSally Rosenfield, Ms. S. Way, Mr. R. Fisher, Ms. K. Kingzette, Ms. E. Boyd, Mr. M. Burich, Ms. P. Bailies, Mr. O. Good- rich Dr. Bufford, Dr. Molho, Mrs. McDaniels, Mrs. Lyman, Ms. Downs, Ms. Bloom and Ms. Russell Science Mrs. C. Brock, Mrs. J. Avery, Head Librarian; Mrs. P. Swearinger, As- sistant Librarian; Mrs. C. Duffey ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL Mrs. B Marlin, Principal Ms. E. Sterling E. De Ramus, Student V. Delaney, Student J Smith, Student Mr. A. Jastromb Ms. B. Brown Mr. L Hines LEFT: Mr. M. Whatley RIGHT: MR. R. A. Boyd LOWER LEFT: Mr. B. Brown. Dept, Chairperson LOWER RIGHT: Mr. I. Spears PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. E. Alvis, Mr. Range, Ms. D. Jones, Mr. S. Bowman, Ms. E. Spivey, Mr. R. Adams, Ms. S. Burkhardt, Mr. R. Colson, Mr. V. Shelby SCIENCE DEPARTMENT LEFT TO RIGHT: Sitting-Mrs. L. Orr, Ms. D. Brooks, Ms. V. Robinson, Ms. J. A. Jett, Ms. Green L LEFT TO RIGHT: Standing-Mr. D. Hunter, Department Chairperson, Mr. Guroy, A. Jistrom, S. Downs, W. Tipton, J. Dalton, G. Masser, Ms. P. Pisor, and Ms. S. Hunter UPPER LEFT: Ms. J. Clark, Counselor; CENTER: Mrs. L. Drayton, UPPER RIGHT: Ms. Weidenthal - Cleveland Scholarship Program: Counselor; OPPOSITE LEFT: Ms. J. Young, Counse- lor. OPPOSITE RIGHT: Mr. A. Vrettas, Counselor 1 LOWER LEFT: Ms. C. Smith College Counselor LOWER RIGHT: MR. F. Perez, Coun- selor UPPER LEFT TO RIGHT: Ms. B. Smith, Supervise!-, Home Economics, Ms. L. Gibson, LOWER LEFT TO RIGHT: Ms. B. Calvin, Ms. L. Goosby, Ms. P. Jones 61 Ms. Lenore Miller, Coordinator of Consumer Education Mr. Walter Killian, Athletic Director UPPER LEFT, Mr. E. Jordan, Home Visitor - 10th Grade LOWER LEFT, Mr. C. Hales, Home Visitor - 9th Grade UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. B. Greer, Nurse LOWER RIGHT: Mr. B. Allen, Ticket Manager Mrs. Abernathy Ms. Petruska Mrs. Jordan ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Ms. Toth Ms. Nicholes 64 SPECIAL PROGRAMS Mr. Robert Clink- scale, Executive Director of voca- tional and Continu- ing Education The comprehensive Alternative Motivation Program was implemented in March of 1977. The program started out as an extension of the In-School Suspension. The Objectives of the program were to provide special assistance and services to students who had been identified as having special needs. These needs were not being met in the regular school setting. The eight (8) primary objectives of the program arc: (1) to provide students with extensive orientation and motivational counseling, (2) assist each student in finding social service agencies to provide them with assistance to meet their individ- ual needs, (3) provide orientation and counseling to prevent the student from becoming deeply involved in juvenile acts that may lead to criminal act- ivities at an early age, (4) to help provide better communication between the school and the homes, (5) provide psychological, remedial and tutorial services, (6) provide work experiences within the program to help the student become skilled in some occupation area, (7) assist the student in find- ing part-time jobs and counseling on how to keep the job, for those who need financial assistance to meet their obligations and (8) provide extensive follow-up services after they have left the program, hopefully to return to the regular school setting. The program provides services to approximately one hundred (100) students each year. The program has offered classes in areas of Small Gasoline Engine Repair, Community and Family Awareness, Building Maintenance and Remedial Math and English. There have been field trips to places such as Niagara Falls, Canada and the Justice Center; guest speakers from Community Action Against Addiction, East Cleveland Police Department, East Cleveland City Hall, John Glenn Smith Drug Clinic, Turner Construction Company, East Cleveland Human Services, Alcholics Anonymous and others have come out to talk to Motivation Program students. The office of the Motivation Center is currently located at the Shaw Annex Building 2, 15132 Euclid Avenue, next door to Pupil Personnel. The staff of five (5) persons arc doing a tremendous job in providing the students, enrolled in the program, with the king of individualized attention that they need to help them cope with some of the everyday problems they are faced with. OPPOSITE: E. Quattro, Career Education Coordinator LOWER LEFT: Ms. C Hawskins, Secretary LOWER RIGHT: Ms. M. Williams, Adolescent Parent Program Mrs. S. Clark, Technician 67 Upper Left: Ms. A. Sanders, Secretary Upper right: Mrs. Gladys Linson, English Center left: Mr. Maurice Bassett, Indus- trial Art Center right: Mr. Dave Pataky Josten’s Yearbook Representative Lower left: Ms. Carol Blaha, English Depart- ment Chairperson Lower center: Major Walter J. Rack, ROTC Lower right: Mrs. Geraldine McCarley, Child Care 1 68 TEACHER POLL Prettiest smile Female Mrs. W. Washington Male Mr. Perez Prettiest eyes Female Ms. P. Butler Male Mr. Turner Prettiest legs Female Mrs. P. Harris Male Mr. S. Bowman Best physique Male Mr. R. Allen Best figure Female Mrs. P. Harris Male Mr. S. Brooks Biggest Mouth Female Mrs. G. Pannell Male Mr Cummings Biggest Flirt Female Mrs. E. Spivey Male Mr. S. Brooks Boldest Female Mrs. G. Linson Starsky and Hutch Mr. L. Ernest and R. Vlah Charlie’s Angels Mrs. W. Washington, Ms. W. Tucker, Ms. Adams Male Mr. L. Ernest Sexiest Voice Female Mrs. Abernathy Male Mr. R. Cummings Best Dressed Female Ms. W. Tucker Male Mr. R. Utas Shortest Female Ms. L. Mayer Male Mr. Seals Tallest Female Mrs. Law Male Mr. V. Tolbert Meanest Female Mrs. G. Linson Male Mr. N. Salupo Most friendliest Female Mrs. L. Davis Male Mr. S. Gamble Most popular Female Ms. G. Pannell Male Mr. Warren Most talkative Female Ms. Ward Male Mr. G. Smith Best Personality Female Ms. Travis Mrs. Esther S. Black Advisor ABOVE: Valerie Shepherd, Typist BELOW: Jewel Oldham, Co-Editor ABOVE: Leisha Burns, Typist BELOW: Sandra Edding, Ad- vertising UPPER LEFT: Vernon Robinson, Co-Editor and photographer LOWER LEFT: Debbie Smith. Typist UPPER RIGHT: Robert Cle- ments, Photographer CENTER: Rufus Johnson, Publicity LOW- ER RIGHT: Bridget Barber, Editor LOWER CENTER: Lannett Gordon, Publicity 71 SENIOR POLL MimI likely to succeed Mom conceited Prettiest log Class Clowns Shortest Tallest Biggest flirts Shyest Friendliest Meanest C A lent Couple Best dressed Best personality Prettiest eye Motet Talkative Sexiest Voice Beal1 Dancer Mom Ambitious Most Popular Best Figure Best Physique Starsky and Hatch Boldest Most Athletic Couple of the Year Best Musician Prettiest Hail Belinda Scott and Darrell Watson Keren Borden and Lester Trammer Valeric Shepherd and Tony Young Aretha Coleman and Andre Mcmficld Cassandra Baker and James Hoyle Valerie Walker and David Stokes Terri Richardson and Don kimiey Karen Baker and Kirk l orUain Bridget Barber and Tony Young Shirley Johnson and Fred Stanton Mary Leflore nnd Anthony Jayc Jackie White and Lester Trammer Jackie White and Keith Jeffencon Veda Fmizer gnd Keith Ball Vr.roita fftoll and Marvin Stinnes Debbie My hand and Bobbin Wiggins Tanya Finely and Kenny Pate Machcltc Harden and Detinue Young Juckie White and Ken Brown Barbam Andrew Maurice William Terrance ('lark and Michael Harm Angela Henderson and Marvin Sfinne Eltsse Conley and Byron Weems Valerie Shepherd and Vernon Robinson Veronica Boncy and Stephan I one Anita Carter and Kenny Pate P€OPL£ P€OPL€ P€OPL€ P€OPL€ P€OPL€ P€OPl£ P€OPL€ P€OPL€ JUNIORS Adair, B. Askew. A, Askew, S. Austin, A. Bailey. S. Baker, C. Barclay. G. Barnes, S. Bernard, L. Billingsley, D. Bondurant, N. Butler, R. Carpenter, R. Cash, D. Chancy, C. Clements, L. Evans, T Finklea, L. Ranagan, R Freeman, D Greene, M. Henderson. R Hinton, J Howard, T. i Hutchinson, R. Johnson, K. Johnson, L. Jones, B Jones, C. Jones, R. Killings, A Long, D. Love, T. Lynch, N. Mahone, V. McCloud, B. 75 Moreen, A. Oldham, J. Payne, S. Perry, M. i Pruitt, R. Simmons, V. Simms, N. Smith, S. 76 Terry, J. Thomas, D. Thompson, R. Washington. C. Washington, M. Watkins, D. Watkins, K. Webb, J. White, L. Williams, B. Williams, J. Wright. A. N' Ve-TE HUnORED SEVENTY-M NE SOPHOMORES Arnold, M Berry, R. Betts, C. Billingsley, M. Blount, N Boney, V Bradford, D Brown, A. Brown, B. Buckner, G. Campbell, D. Chisholm, S. Christian, D. Clark, S. Coburn, M. Coleman, R. Colvin, J. Crumbley, D. Cunningham, K. Davis, M. Douglas, A Durham, J Ellis, T Ferrell, K Flcwellcn, J. Ford, K. Freeman, M Gocan, E Goodwin, A. Hairston, A. Hall, V. Harvey, J. Hendricks, K. Hester, A. Holt, R. Horton, D. Hughe, J. Ivezzy, Y. Johnson, S Jone, S. Jones, T. Kelley, M. Lewis, B. Lewis, V. Long, D. Marlin, J. McKelton, J. Melvin, C. 80 Mitchell, D. Petterson, T. Perry, V. Pickett, T. Raines, L. Ravenell, K. Reed, N. Scott, K. Seats, K. Shepherd, B. Stewart, P. Toney, J. Townsend, R. Walker, J. West, N. Williams, S. Willis, M. Woods, M. Young, S. Mitchell, S. Alternative School 81 the ear m FRESHMEN Adams, F Alexander, V. Allen, P. Allison, R. Anderson, M. Bailey, J. Baker, E. Banks, C. Barbosa, T. Bibbs, i. Billingsley, M. Binaut, K. Black, S. Blackmon, N. Blackwell, G. Boyd, J. Braswell, 1. Braxton, D. Brenton, C. Brooks, M. 84 Boyd, G. Brown, R. Bryson, C. Buchanan, C. Bunklcy, L. Burns. J. Burris, B. Bush. K. Cain, L. Cameron, P. Campbell. K. Cash, L. Cassilcr, D. Chapman. K. Childs, D. Clark, L. Cobb, D. Coleman. B. Coleman, C. Coles, D. Davi � , G. Davis, M. Davis, T Dawson, K Diaz, K Dickson, G Dumas, T. Echols, P. Edgcrson. L. Elder, Ellis, T Finley, K. F ishcr, S F ord, N Foster, T. Foster, V f Freeman, K Gardner, M Gibson, J Gibson, I . as Gilbert� A. Gilbert, B. Gilchrist, A. Gordon, M. Griffie, M. Hale, N. Hall, J. Hammonds, S. Harrison, A. Harvey, R. Hasan, D. Hasan, R. Hawley, D. Holden, B. Hollis, G. Horton, S. Horton, T. Horton, W. Howard, E. 86 Hubbard, L Jackson, C. Jeffries, W Johnson, S Jones, A. Jones. J. Jones, N. Jones, P Jordan, K. Kelly, J Killens, S Killings, A. King, D. King, E Larkin, K Latimer, C. LccGrandc. K LecGrandc, R Lemons, O. Lewis, C. 87 Lewis, G. Lilly, O. Lovett, T. Loving, S. 1 Lowe, J. Mangle, J. Martin, B. Martin, J. Mauldin, L. Mays, C. Mays, L. McCIanahan, V. Me. Clendon, D. McCray, McDaniel, E. MeDonale, H. McGlothin, K. McKinney, J. McLendon, K. Montgomery, J. Moore, D. Moore, J. Moore, M Moore, M Moss, L. Miller, D. Minnis, G. Murray, J. Naylor, R. Nickerson, L. Pagan, A. Page, G. Paige, N. Patterson, S. Patton, P. Perkin, K. Perry, G. Phillips, J. Pitman, L. Prince, A. Purnell, B. Richards, D. Richey, M. Riley, F. Roberts, R. Robinson, S. Rogers, D. Rogers, N. Rose, V, Rucker, J. Ruffin, T. Rush, V Samuels, M. Scruggs, D. Simmons. F. Smith, D. Smith, E. Smith, F. Smith, M. Smith, S. A.«i 90 Spears, M. Swoope, C. Tabb, T. Tabor, C. Taylor, L. Thomas, C. Thomas, V. Thomas, V. Townsend, L. Trower, R. Tucker, P. Turner, S. Vales, A. Vines, J. Walker, W Wall, D. Washington, S. Watkins, A. Webb, P. West, G. Watlcy, P West, K White, C White, M W hitc, M Whit horne, B Whitt, M Williams, A I Williams. R. Willis, M Wilson, A Wilson, D Wilson, J Wilson. I Woods. C Woods, S Woods, V, UPPER Andrade Scovil drools over his products of cinnamon rolls and fruit filled yeast breads. CENTER: Darlene Hill displays her product of cinnamon rolls. LOWER: Marcie Willis, Robert Fudge, Janice Dabney and Marcus White show off their yeast bread products COMPLIMENTS OF FOODS CLASS. John Barbarino, Senior “What cha readin?' “I wish it was lunch time!” Wc had 95% parental support for the Band Queen Pageant. Third Runner Up, Tyretta Harris, Second Runner Up, Vanessa Johnson, and First Runner Up, Curry Lee, Winner - Denise Yates BAND QUEEN PAGEANT WHAT THE WINE SELLERS BUY CARDINALS FLYING HIGH IN FASHIONS PLEASURE, JUNK LUNCH, ACTION, SOLEMNITY STUDENT QUIPS CAPRICORN CLASS OF “80” You’ve seen the rest Now check out the best, by Ms. Donna Greene Q. What did the ghost have for dessert? A. Booberries. Q. What do you call socks with holes in them? A. Holy socks. Q. What should you do if your toes are run over by a truck? A. Call a tow truck. by Ms. Willinor Tucker and Sr. Clerical 1 wish every bit of luck to B.B., T.M., L.B., W.A., M.A., J.L. (Get Off) by Areatha Coleman GOOD LUCK TO ALL MY FELLOWCLASSMATES, AND TO A VERY SPECIAL YOUNG MAN (Guess who?) “THANK GOD IT’S ’79” (To V.B. and H.S., stay cool), by Brenai Brown “Gemini” FROGS ARE SMART: THEY EAT WHAT BUGS THEM. WHEN YOU’VE SAID FROG, YOU’VE SAID IT ALL. by Mrs. L. Cain TAKES A COLLEGE GRAD TO BREAK ’EM BUT A HIGH SCHOOL DROP-OUT TO FIX ’EM WHICH ARE YOU GOIN’ TO BE? by Airman Apprentice E-3 Michael Spivey United States Navy INSANITY IS NOT INSANE by PSYCHO Sonar Technician 3rd Class Bryan Briskey United States Navy SPORTS Swimming Wrestling Volleyball Cross Country Tennis Baseball Top to Bottom: S. Washington, S. Smallpiece, R. Williams, K. Williams, Left to Right: M. Moore and L. Wison. 105 Denise is the first girl from Shaw to be placed on the prestigious Dream Team and Press Stars and has dreams of the “All Greater Cleveland Team.” Denise is averaging 20 points per game and 9 7 assist. Her unselfish attitude on the floor has brought this team to- gether and the timing is like fine clock work. The superb ball handling, the cool, calm, collective feeling of being number 1 is radiated from 5 4’ cap- tain and guard, Denise Duncan 106 Freshmen- Orethia Lilly, Cassandra Parrish, and Pam Williams Sophomores- Be a trie Lewis, and Thea Wei Ions Juniors- Denise Duncan, Julie Borden, Carolyn Leigh Seniors- Shirley Johnson, Marcia Leftridge, Elisse Conley, and Bernadette Wilcoxson Keeping this action in order is who is the catalytic 5’3” Lady full of dynamite, Ms. Edith Spivey These ladies are on their way to being state champs and I plan to be right there in a front seat giving them my love and that extra push. Where will you be? Best of Luck Lady Cardinals 1978-79 Basketball Team Midpark 37, Shaw 88, Beaumont 44, Shaw 104, Parma 50, Shaw 91. Berea 59, Shaw 86 (overall record 12-3) Who says girls can't play basketball most certainly never at- tended a Shaw Cardinal girls games A finer set of superb ball handlers the league has yet to see. Other teams boast if one super star Shaw High owns 12 and they have the scores to show it. The girls are currently holding the schools individual records for scoring which belongs to Shirley Johnson 43 points in one game Captain Denise Duncan is close behind with 41 points. They tied the school score with 104 points when Shaw defeated Beaumont 104 to 44 What is their secret weapon? I (I 1 No 14, Byron Weems leaps to shoot the hoop and states in your eye pooh buts! HighJight of this past reason wa the defeat of the Cleveland Ht-;. Tigers twice by the Cardinals. This was only the second time in eightyeuf% that the Cardontals defeated the tigers twice in the same year Shaw 52 Glenville 69 Shaw 41 Collinwood 45 Shaw 75 Berea 76 Shaw 75 Valley Forge 68 Shaw 47 Cleve Hts 45 Shaw 65 Garfield 68 Shaw 40 Lakewood 50 Shaw 78 East Tech. 87 Shaw 49 Midpark 48 Shaw 64 J.F Kennedy 74 Shaw 69 Normandy 64 Shaw 51 Parma 63 Shaw 49 Shaker 63 Shaw 56 Berea 47 Shaw 70 Valley Forge 84 Shaw 53 Cleve Hts 51 Shaw 52 Garfield 59 Shaw 52 Lakewood 61 Martin Johnson puts his opponent in pain Coley Banks says, we got to quit meeting like this because I'm go- ing to pin you to the mat sucker. Gregg Page in position to put ahurting on his op- ponent! 110 SHAW HIGH SWIM TEAM No 43 leaps to hit the ball to her team mate no. 1 as she gets in po- sition to knock the ball over the net. No 21 leaps for the spike while her team mates look on. Shaw J.V. girls go to the floor as they get ready to cream their opponents. 114 Varsity Football: D. Grant, L. Miles, T. Storrs, R. Harris. Cross Country: V Jones and D. Scott Lower left: C. Hariston, J. Barbari no, and M. Nunn. Lower right: Cheerlead- ers: T. Pickett, C. McGlortflon, and W. Kinnebrew. Volleyball: M Left ridge, B. Lewis, D. Duncan, B. Wilcoxson, N. Jackson. The proud J.V. Football team smile from ear to ear as they finally won a game. Rufus Johnson sweeps around the end to make a winning touchdown in the last game of the season. 118 FHA HERO Mrs. Goosby Lisa Edwards Barbara Andrews Karen Baker Deborah Myhand Monica DeRamus Vernita Bell Veda Frazier Stage Crew: Row 1: Carolyn, Gooch E., Woods, D., Warren, V., Jones, J., Row 2: Thorton T., Tanya, Turner, T., Williams, E., Miller, R., Row 3: Harris, C.. Brown, B., Few, G., Aden, S. STENO 5211 JUNIOR STENOGRAPHY AND CLERICAL, Mrs. Knight, Advisor The Injections Row 1 Mrs M. Lawrence R.N. Instructor Patterson, L., Collins, C,, Mahone, V., Grisby, M., Stubbs, S., Rob- inson, C., Thornton, S., Row 2: Allen, A., Tutstone, V., Kinney, S„ Billingsley, D., White, D., Barbour, L .Riddle, V., Row 3: Watkins, D, Holden, A, Nelson, S., Echols, A., Pass, D , Harris, C , Rumph, E The V I.C.A. Club Concession Sitting Young, S , Barber, B., Scott, Y , White, M , Morgan, M , Harris, V Hale, S , Payton. G.t Hen- derson, G., Smith, D , Berry, G., Irs- by. A., Warren. Standing: Mrs. Pan- nell (advisor) Bullock, I, Page, G., Robinson, V., Shepherd, V., Single- tarry, W., Barney, M 119 SENIOR STENO 1 st. row: Washington, W., McGuir, T , st. Clair, K., Mcwdows, M, Roscoe, B., Cal- lahan, S., White, J., Fitzgerald, S , 2nd. row: Harden, M., Cooper, A., Sylvester, K. , Brown, B., Burrell, S., Diaz, T, Brooks, R , Burns, U., 3rd. row: Coleman, A. , Calhern, S., Henderson, A., Murics, B. , Ali, T, Nelson, C., Borden, K., Sim- mons, S., 4th row: Chislom, V., Gabriel, L. , Jackson, L„ Johnson, V., Rose, J., Crombly, S., Lett, T„ Logan, C.. STUDENT SENATE Brown, Ken Hall, Johnny Henderson, Gerardine Barney, Melvin Weems, Byron Ford, Donna Boney, Veronica Brandh, Sonya Harris, Tyretta 120 RIF 1st. row: Daniels, S., Vais, R., Tucker, P., Vinnebal, J., Fisher, S., Spear, M., Spencer, P., 2nd. row: Nangle, J.t Sams, A., Johnson, V., Anderson, A., Spearman, S., Edwards, A., Grant, I , 3rd. row: Johnson, S., Allen, R., Smith, P., Hanson, D., Burns, J., Har- vard, P., Paige, N.. Cooperative Office Education: Top Row: S. Dean, D. Howard, L. Wilson, A. Zundell, N. Brown, M. Carey, H- Johnson, A. Garner, R. Hawkins. Bottom Row: H. Smith, F. Travis, K. Horn, D. Pruitt, S. Douglas, M. Williamd, V. Herbert. FOOD SERVICE Center: Row 1: M. McClough, C. Oher, S. McKinney, R. Thomas, J. Cooper, M. Watts, Row 2: W. Johnson, K. Fontain, D. Burs ton, S. Edwards, G. Bell, C. Noble, R. Cason, M. Naylor, D. Kidd, J. Fowler, S. Alexander, S. Edding, Row 3: W. Bugg, M. Hintz, V. Blue. (Lower Left) Row 1: Mrs. B Calvin, D. West, C. Baker, C. Bell, Row 2: I. Streeter, K. De- Bose, D. Taylor, D. Hollis, B. McGrau, Row 3: R. Price, T. Crawford, Y. Buck- ner, E. Fleween, C. Kelly. (Upper) R.O.T.C. Unit (Lower) Johnny Hall, Brenda Jones, and Robin Clements. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Row 1: Tolliver, K., Page, G., Reid, B., Harris, S., Taylor, T., Harris, V., Row 2: Banks, C., Shy, D., Sims, W., Jones, P., Fulton, A. Horton, T., Haxan, R., Row 3: Coach Salupo, Harris, R., Robin- son, S., Richey, M., Lacey, C., Hall, J.t Fleshman, C., Motley, D.. DHO Row 1: Rucker.M., Horn,G., Reed,C., Thomas,D., Row 2: Lake,D., Harris,C., Brown,D., Smith, D., Borden, P., Mc- Coy,M„ Blackmon,D., Little,S., Cole- man,C., Row 3: Williams.J., Block,T„ Johnson,S., Ezell,H., Row 4: Pinkard,V., Harriel,M., Wilson.T., Spain,B., Cun- ningham,M., Perkins,S., McNutt,R., Lee C. SENIOR COSMETOLOGY Row 1: Benjamin,D., Leftridge,M., Robinson,L., Ford,F., Myrick,L., Row 2: Hansan,L., Martin,S., Foster,C., Pat- ion,T., Townsend,A., Walker,V.t Row 3: Mrs. Collins, Bass,T., Graham,A., Trammer,L., Wilson,D.. DISC JOCKEYS (1st row) Burston, D. Grace, M. (2nd. row) Harris, T. Parker, A. Payton, G STUDENT COUNCIL Center row seating I to r Butler, R Branch, S. Rucker, M. Barney, M. GOLF Seated on couch 1 to r Nunn, M. Hairston, K. Mr. Lewis Barbartno, J. Seated on floor Dale Smith, V. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Top row: (I to R) Fulton, A , Bak- er, H , L atimore, C., Steval, D , Jones, D., Jeffries, W., Lawson, M., Bottom row: Reeves, E., Beck- ham, G., Smith, W., Franklin, D , Suttles, C., Weed, W., Center front: Coach Colson. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: (L to R) Davis, J., Alex- ander, H.p Boggan, D., Ziegler, D., Gabriel, R., Mack, Q,. Standing: (LtoR) Coach Bowman, Coleman, A., Bell, E., Butler, W., Coners, R., Jones, R., Not shown: Robin- son, S., and Brown, W.. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Standing: (L to R) Coach McDon- ald, Ball, K., Sufford, K., Allen, D., Stokes, D., Murrell, O., Web- ster, D., Snell, M., Mgr. Price, R.. Kneeling: Hazelhutst, E., Parrish, S„ Zeigler, D., Weems, B., Yar- brough R.. Missing Co Capt. Greg Magee FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Standing Ms Ivy, Bush, K , Mc- Cray, D., Stuping: McCalhann, V., Smith, D., Gilbert, S.. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Seated on floor: Jones, T., Pickett, T„ Richardson, T , Middle stand- ing: Sawyer, S., Jines, V., Stantley, L., Back row: McGloutin, C., Ken- nebrew, L., Oliver, A., Center: Kennibrew, W., Managers: Rich- ardson, T., Pollard, G.. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders (L to R) Wilson, L., Rudolph, L , Herbert, V., Powers, Z., St. Clair, K., Whaley, R., Smith, V., C Sitting Mascots: Standing: Managers: Williams, D., Tumbler Watts, M., Palmer, B., Advisor Ms. Law SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Belinda Scott (President) Bridget Barber (Secretary) Rhonda Thomas (Vice-President) Berdine Mattox (Treasurer) VARSITY FOOTBALL Canteen Council (L to R) Ford, D., White, M., Pollard, A., Hale, S., Har- ris, C., Barbour, L., Scott, Y., Page, G., Boney, V., Smith, D., Barber, B., Branch, S., Irsby, A., Warren, V., Le- sure, K., Johnson, W., Jefferson, S., Tyus, T., Morgan, M., Young, S., Williams, D., Lovett, D., Rucker, M., Cayson, R., Burstin, D., Bullock, L, Harris, V., Harris, R., Singletarry, W., Henderson, G., Moore, R., Wil- liams, R., Berry, G., Johnson, R., Keith, R., Taylor, T., Richy, M., Bar- ney, M., Mrs. Pannell (Advisor) Rob- inson, V., (Vice-President) Shepherd, V., (President) Dawson, D., Anderson, M.. VARSITY FOOTBALL Left to Right by rows: Row 1: K. Lesure, J. Carter, D. Lovett, J. Powell, T. Storrs, M. Johnson, M. Anderson, W. Watts, B. Kelly. Row 2: B. Weems, D. Jones, W. Bozeman, R. Smith, D. Grant, J. Kennedy, Q. Davis, P. Reid, L. Miles, T. Young. Row 3: Coach Tip- ton, S. Brooks, S. Smalls, J. Bryson, H. Steele, G. Spencer, L. Johnson, R. Williams, C. Morgan, Coach Williams. Row 4: J. Hall, M. Thomas, R. Harris, R. Roberts, K. Pad- gett, C. Williams, D. Christian, G. Cooper, V. Gunn, I. Summers. VOLLEY BALL Brown, K., Shepherd, V., McKinney, S.t Blue, V., Johnson, W., Walker, V., Robinson, V., 2nd. row: Thomas, R., Barber, B., Hoil, J., Parks, M., Wil- liams, N., Benson, A., Stone, M., Ramsey, D., Harris, C., 3rd row: Yar- brough, R., Lee, M., Few, G., Town- send, A., Barney, M., Aden, S., Boney, V., 4th. row: Weems, B., Young, D., Mattox, B., Jacksoin, N„ Leftridge, M., Mar bury R., Jefferson, K., Sin- gleton, M.. SENIOR CLUB Robinson, Robin O’Neal, Sandra Wakefield, Robin Miller Amgela Flanagan, Rochelle Finklear, Lesile Smith, Verlina Ried, Serena Elizabeth Mattox, Lesile TRACK 1st. row: Lester, E., Berry, G., Smith, A., Franklin, D., Freeman, A., Bozman, W., Sims, W., 2nd. row: Coach Salupo, John- son, R., Burns, C., Carter, J., Storrs, T., Weems, B., Thomas, A., Coach Tipton, 3rd. row: Perry, M., Provitt, T., Brooks, S., Soloman, M., Steele, H., Small, S., Gunn, V., Lacey, C., 4th. row: Smith, R., Wilson, A., Jones, V., Wilhams, B., Spencer, G., Williams, R., Roberts, R., Harris, R.. Missing Moore, G., Page, G., and Carr. R.. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Row I: Clark, R., Nickerson, A., Head, A., Ber- ry, G., Lipford, J., Melton, G.. Row 2: Saxton, R. , McClanahan, C., Lester, E., Kennedy, J., Johnson, R., Ledbetter, W., Small, S. Row 3: Coach Williams, Seals, D , Kirkland, D , Small, S. , Bell, E., Cooper, G., Wilson, S.. TENNIS Seated L to R: Powell, J. Smith, A., Coach Bowman Brigham, J. Standing Hall, H. Few, G. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Back row Mr Burich, My ricks, E , Ma- honc, A , Mattox, B , Miller, R , 2nd row: Alison, R., Jackson, N 3rd. row: Wilcox son, B. 4th. row Lewis. B.. Flanagan, R., Duncan, D., Finkle, L On planter Ma hone. A., Allen, D.. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Wellons, T. Wilcoxson, B., Mrs. Spivey (coach) Leftrich, M., Borden, J. Leigh, C., Johnson, S. Lilly O. (co-capt.) (sitting) Conley, E. Duncan, D (capt ) Parish C. Lewis, B. JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL On Floor: Kelly, J., Wilson, L., Taylor, G-, O’Neal, P., Seated: Bass, B., Burrough, A., Miss Wood, Davis, G., Rcia, S., Stand- ing: Carlton, R., Mitchell, R., Miss Ivy (coach) 132 VARSITY WRESTLING Top Shy, D , Shepherd, D Padgett, K. Harris, R. Anderson, M. Coach Range Bottom Johnson, M Grisby, E. Smith, W. Page, G. O’Neal, C JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING Bottom Harrison, A. Shaw, K. Harris, S Coleman, C Nickerson, D. Top Coach Wimbley Robinson, S. Grigsby, E Taylor, T. Banks, C. Shy, D. Upper: The Shaw High Cardinals Marching Band? Center; Hi Liters and Flags Row 1: Sears, T., Mc- Kinney, Km Powers, Z., Harris, T , Whaley, R., Payton, G., Mont- gomery, D„ James, D., Cooper, J , Row 2: Ford, C„ Parker, A., Walker, A., Williams, F., Mit- chell, R., Middleton, E., Johnson, V., Palmer, B., Shepherd, V , Elie, Km Row 3: Watts, S., Bowman, B , Vickers, Y.,. Lower: The Shaw High Concert Choir BOOSTERS Standing: Munford,T., Smith,A., Smith.S., Brown,B., Hall,V Wothcn, T., Taylor,L., Griffen,B., FrazierJS., GriffeyJ., Bradford,D., Simpson.C., Sitting: Moore,D., Erksine,T.t Patton, P., Rush.V., SmithjS., Nelson, P.t Page,C. Shaw High Cardinal choir under the direction of Mrs. R. Payne. ryp Shaw High Gospel Choir under the direction of Mrs. R. Payne. 135 BASEBALL TEAM Row 1: Underwood, G., Edmonds, C., Lovett, D., Graves, K., Watts, W., Row 2: Waddington, J., Reid, P., Lett, L., Ledbetter, W., Bryson, G.t Morgan, C., Row 3: Needle, B., Bafbarino, J., Pearson, Shep- herd, D., Padgcttc, K., Copeland, G., SWIM TEAM Row 1: Hardin, M., McCoy, R., Bullock, I., Scott, Y., Row 2: Richy, J., Wells, D., Saxton, R., West, G., Adams, D., Row 3: Green, J., BouDurant, N., Tolliver, K., Adams, D., Coach Williams Circuit Breaker Top row: Mr. L. Nelson, Jefferson, K., Ramsey, D., Harris, C., Few, G., LeSure, K., Yarbrough, R., Bottom row: Sin- gleton, M., Williams, N., Hoyle, J., Hohnson, C., Stoue, M., Man- bury, R., JUNIOR COSMETOLOGY Row 1: Patterson. D., Barnes, S., Burrell, A., DeBrossard, E., Webb, J., Row 2: Taylor, C., Brown, L., Finley, T., Williams, S., Cantrell, B., Keys, A., Row 3: Mrs. Bailey, Howard, T., Maus, A., Simmons, V„ Hill, B., Dickson, S., Smith, C. 137 Mrs. Esther S. 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RICHARD VLAH MR. ARTHUR VRETTAS MRS. LILLIE MAE WARREN MRS. WENI WASHINGTON MRS. FAY YATES ATTORNEY AND MRS. LEONARD YOUNG Many Thanks to our faithful helpers, Terrance Clark and Michael Harris who gave of their valuable time in our hours of last minute needs. They came through like champs. A special thanks to Vernon Robinson, Val- erie Shepherd, and Debbie Smith. They were on top of things at all times. Senior statistics An de non, Michael (Skamu) Activities Canteen Council Goal To become an electrical engineer and go to the Navy Zodiac: Sagittarius Andrews, Barbara (B J ) Activities Senior Club, Hero Club and Stedcn| Council Goal To become a fashion designer and a becblorette. Zodiac Cancer Arthur, Frank Philosophy of life Money's the only way Goal To go to college and major in computer programming Zodiac Virgo Baker, Karen Yovetle (Kay) Activities: FHA and Hero Club Philosophy or Life To be content. Goal: To be an alterationiat and to major in Business Management Barbarino. John (Vinnic) Activities Golf Club Goal To work. Zodiac: Loo Barber. Bridget Bobbcue (Bcbc) Activities Yearbook editor. Canteen Council. Senior Club. Senior Class and NHS Philosophy of Life You're only the best, when you’ve beaten the best Goal Toat lend college and major in communicat ions Zodiac Gemini Cancer Barney. Melvin Eugene (Barn) Activities Student Council. Student Senate, Band. NHS. Canteen Council. Senior Class, Senior Club and Key Club. Goal To attend Case Western Reserve University or Carnegie Mellon University Zodiac Capricorn Base, Herman (Toddy) Activities Senior Club and Cosmetology VICA Club Philosophy of Life T© be successful in whatever I do Goal To major in Business Management Zodiac Taurus Bates. Keith G. (Bird): Activates Circuit Breakcn Philosophy of Life To be fully successful in everything Goal To become an electronic technician Zodiac Libra Beal, Clifford Zodiac Virgo Bell, Veraita Ann (Niu) Activities Senior Club, Philosophy of Lite Money is essential of life Goal To get a very nice job and work real hard for tbc things I want out of life I ebo pUa to marry Zodiac Pisces Berry. Francette (Fran) Activities FHA and Hero Club Philosophy of life Be for real Gael To become a fashion designer Zodiac Aries Benson. Angela (Angie) Activities VICA Club, Band and Senior Club Philosophy of Life To be a successful and proud woman Goal To achieve all goals in life Zodiac Scorpio Bethune. Sharon (Shay) Activities Marching and Concert Band Philosophy of Life Try to succeed in whatever I do. Goal To become a Civil Engineer Zodiac Scorpio Blackman, Denise (Nicey) Activities: DECA Club Philosophy of Life To believe in keeping s positive attitude in order to become a belter person Goal To become a fashion merchandiser Zodiac Virgo Beverly, Michael (Be ) Goal To become a foot be IL star Zodiac Aries Block. Timothy (H R Block) Activities Close-up and DECA Philosophy of Life Good things come to those that wait Goal To major in computer programming in college Zodiac Capricorn Blue. Vannctta (Nctia) Activities Senior Club secretary Philosophy of Life: Live each day to tbc fullest Goal To go to college and become a Registered Nurse Zodiac: Virgo Boncy. Veronica (Ronnie) Activities Band, Rhythm Teens, Student Council, Senior Claas and Student Senate Philosophy of Life Strive for perfection Goal To become a journalist. Zodiac Virgo Borden. Prime (PJ ) Philosophy of Life Honor the ones you love Goal Join the Air Force Zodiac Sagittarias Branche Sonya (Tender) Activities Student Council. Student Senate. Canteen Council and Senior Clus adviaory Phikuophy of Life Strive to reach a a aaachicved goal Goal To become an Industrial Engineer Zodiac Aquarius Brandon. Denise Activities Choir Goal To finish school and get married Zodiac Tauras Brooks, Tammy Zodiac Taurus Brown, Darlene Goal College Zodiac Virgo Brown, Donna (Sissy) Philosophy of Life: Be youncif and change the good to tbc best Goal Have a successful life Zodiac Taaras Brown, Frances J. (J.O ) Activities NHS Goal To become a Computer Engineer Philosophy of Life To be the best in whatever quest I try. Zodiac Loo Brown. Javear M a urine (Gay) Philosophy of Life: Never say you can’t before you try. Goal: To attead college sad become an accountant Zodiac Capricorn Brown. Ken(K B ) Activities President of Marching Bend. Rhythm Teens, Student Coaacil. Canteen Couacil. Student Senate Philosophy of Life If you’re good and you know it, you might as well show it Goal College Business Administration Zodiac: Soorpso Brown, Narlene (Nikki) Activities COE Philosophy of Life: Strive for the best Goal To become an accountant Zodiac Gemini Bugg. Wilma Anita (Bugg) Activities Senior Club Philosophy of Life Do unto others as you want them to do unto you Goal To become a R N Zodiac Cancer Burns, Lcisha Marie Activities Yearbook Staff. Phikuophy of Lire The last way out is always through the door, don I take life as a joke Goal Attend college and become a news reporter Zodiac Scorpio Burns. Thornton O (L.oveelrild) Activities Circuit Breaker Philosophy of Life My destiny is your fate Goa) Seeking field in computerology and maybe tbc Olympics. Zodiac Virgo Butler. John Activities Public Speaking Philosophy of Life when you gd a chance to do something mating, do-I because life Only comes once. Goal To go to college to become an engineer. Zodiac Virgo Cain. Melvin (Wayne Cain) Goal To make Iota of money Zodiac Libra Carr. Raymond: Phikuophy of Life Be yourself, be for real, and be gentle Goal To go to college and major in ncconaling Zodiac Teams Cason. Ronnie B (Ronnie B ) Philosophy of Life Live life to its fullest, don’t worry about problem� that won't be going away anytime toon Goal To become a Registered Nurse Prnactitioner Activities Travel Club and Canteen Council Zodiac Taurus Cayaon, Carlina (Nena) Phikuophy of Life Life is a state of being put here to get • little ckner to perfect Goal To do anything just as it comes and be good at it Zodiac Cancer Clark. Terrance A (TC) Activities Student Council and Senior Club Philosophy of Life Life u too short to waste, so always give your best Goal Attend college and become an adminiatraior in Nurs- ing. Zodiac Taurus Clements, Robert Charles (Bob) Activities Band. Rhythm Teens, Canteen Council and Yearbook Suff Phikuophy of Life A chance that’s here today, may be gone tomorrow Don't let it pass you by. Goal To become a Naval Flight Officer Zodiac Cancer Clemons, Eleanor La trice (Trkie) Activities: Senior Club and VICA Club Phikuophy of Life To reach my goals in life and be successful in my career Goal To go to college and to be a ccsmotologist Zodiac Virgo Crenshaw, Vs lancis (Val) Phikuophy of Life Life is full of ups and downs Goal: To be a Registered Nunc Zodiac Pisces Cunningham. Mikoyan Denise (Mickey): Activities DECA Phikuophy of Life To be successful in business Goal To attend college for Business Management Zodiac Virgo Daniel, Emma (Jean): Phikuophy of Life Upcoming Seniors good lack Goal Major in art and have it as my career Zodiac Gemini Dean, Sharon Lynn (Pumpkin) Phikuophy of Life: To get ahead in life Goal Attead Central Stale and major in Dais Processing Zodiac Taunts DcBramalefts, Riu Rene (Poo) Philosophy of life Do it today, for tomorrow may be too late Goal Attend Miami University sad become an accountant in finance Zodiac Cancer DcRamus, Monica Denise (Mondo); Activities FHA. Hero Club and Student Council Phikuophy of Life Choose your owa path to follow. Gcel To become a retail merchandiser Zodiac Cancer Leo Dial, Terri L Activities: OE A Club and Yearbook Suff. Phikuophy of Life Never underestimate yourself; you arc capable of doing anything if you have confidence Goal I plan to work and maybe go to school for a fashion illustrator's position Zodiac Virgo Douglas. Sophia L (Fee) Goal I plan to go to college. Zodiac Cancer Ealcy. Renee Marie Phikuophy of Life: To live your life to your fullest capability Goal To run an asloption agency Zodiac Capricorn Eddings. Sandra (Ney-Ney) Activities Temperatare’s Rising. Senior Clab and Morning Announcer Phikuophy of Life: Success u nothing without the otic you love to share it with Goa) To become a physical therapist. Zodiac: Virgo . Edwards, Lita E. (Butterbail): Aetrritses FHA-Hero Clab and Senior Club Phikuophy of Life To always strive to reach my goal and to learn at much about life, learning, and love Goal: To owa my own designer's shop Zodiac Cancer Farris, Gisclc (Gigi) Phikuophy of Life Live one day at a time Goal To become a famous lawyer Zodiac Pisces Few, Gregory Lawrence (Few-aki): Activities Tcnnia Team. Stage Crew, Senior Club and Circuit Breakers Phikuophy of Life To fulFill yourself as an individual Goal To become a recording engineer Zodiac: Virgo Ford. Donna (Yottaie) Activities Presideai of N HS. Executive Committee of Student Council. Advisory Board of Scator Clam. Studeat Senate and Canteen Council Phikuophy of Life All things arc possible, nothing u impossible Goal To become a Chemical Engineer Zodiac Sagittarius Ford. Feltsha Ann (Fee-Fee) Activities VICA Club. Phikuophy of Life: To reach my goal ie life Goal Coswirtoiofy Zodiac Caacer Fowler, Jncqnrtynn Faye (Jackie): Activities Senior Clab and Temperatore’a Rising Philosophy of Life: Keep ahead two steps becaase there'll always be someone to push you back one Goal: To become, a physical therapist. Zodiac Gemini Frazier, Veda (Cold, Drown Sugar) Activities Senior Club ind FHA. Philosophy of Life: To become ■ career woman Goal To become a fashion designer or owa my own boutique Zodiac: Aquarius Freeman, Valaric Winifred (Wini): Activities DECA and Public Relation . Philosophy of Life: To ukc life day by day and deal with what comes up. Goal To make tbe beat out of life while life is left Zodiac Libra Fulton, Cynthia (Sadie May) Activities Basketball Team Zodiac Taurus Furman, Lynac (Tall Owe): Activities Choir Phikuophy of Life To live each day to the fullest Goal To farther my education in college and become a newscaster Zodiac Taurus Garner. Danise A (Slinky D.): Activities Elbony Clab. Philosophy of Life To get ■ good education and plenty of money Goal To become a fashion designer Zodiac Virgo Gary, Michael (Slim): Phikuophy of Life To go as far as I can. Goal To become a business nun Zodiac Scorpio Goodwin, Angela (Aagie) Activities: NHS Phikuophy of Life Help those whom cannot help themselves Goal: To become s government official Zodiac Aquarius Griffte, Denise (Neicy): Phikuophy of Life Life is too short so line it up now Goal: To become a R.N Zodiac Scorpio Gordon, Lannett (Lynn): Activities Yearbook Suff. Philosophy of Life Get everything out of life it offers Goal: College Zodiac’ Pisces Hairston, Susan (Susie Cue) Activities FHA-Her© Club and Senior Club Phikuophy of Life To learn more about life Goal To own my privau shop. Zodiac Taurus Hsmon, Lori (Gee Dee) Activities Senior Clab and VICA Phikuophy of Life: To make it Goal To become a model and cosmetologist Zodiac Virgo Hardy, Gregory (Silk): Philosophy of Life To be successful Goal: To become an accoununt Zodiac Leo Hardy, Jeffery (Silk): Philosophy of Life Life is a bowl of fun Goal To become an engineer Zodiac Virgo Harper, Susan Philosophy of Life, Work hard to achieve your goal Goal College. Zodiac: Sagitunus Hamel. Michelle (Shelley) Activities: Bowling Clab. DECA and Boosters Philosophy of Life: Men are better old than new Goal To become an Executive Secretary Zodiac Caacer Harris. Charles (Chuck) Activities C.KT Breakers and NHS Phikuophy of Life: Be somebody and make the work) a better place Goal To become an electrical engineer Zodiac: Virgo Harms, Dcidra (Dec-Dee) Gael Have a business of my own Zodiac: Virgo Harris. Michael (Stretch) Activities Chess Club Phikuophy of Life You are your own key to succeu; all you have to do is want to open the door Goal To continue school and become heakby. wealthy, and wise Zodiac Cancer Hawkins, Renee (Nay) Philosophy of Life Learn what I'm taught, and teach wbet I learn Goal Secretarial work Zodiac: Aquarium Hayes, Sheila (Red) Activities: Title Seven Advisory Committee and DECA Phikuophy of Life Don't take life as a joke Goal: Attend college in Florida Zodiac Leo Haynesworth, David (Haynes) Activities Band. Philosophy of Life: Be thankful for what you have Goal: To receive a degree in Computer Science Zodiac Libra Herbert, Veronica (Ronnie) Activities Varsity Basketball, Cheerleader and COE. Phikuophy of Life: Reach for it Goal: To carry out my career and achieve my goals Zodiac: Libra Hill. Darlene C (Slim) Activities Canteen Council Phikuophy of Life Perfection. Goal: To go to college and become a pediatrician Zodiac: Capricorn Hines, Regina (Gina) Zodiac Gemini Holley. Dwayne David (Mike tog) Activities Northficld Youth Phikuophy of Life: The more you change the better you do it Goal To become an artist Zodiac Sagittarius Holloweil, Emery (Emp’t the Skimp) Activities Band and Jazz Band. Phikuophy of Life: To make it past the Whit man’s world Goal Attend Florida A A M Zodiac Soorpso Horn, Gary Lee (Top Dog): Activities Vice-President of DECA Philosophy of Life: Might is right Goal To become a business manager of chaia stores Zodiac Leo Horn, Keitha (Red) Activities COE Phikuophy of Life To never let go of what you got Goal: Further my education Zodiac Leo Howard, Denise (Niece) Activities COE and Student Council Phikuophy of Life: Reach out and capture my goal in life Goal To become a medical secretary Zodiac Arias Hoyle, James M (Pint si� ): Activities Circuit Breakers Philosophy of Life Live my life and don’t waste it Goal; To be n electrician Zodiac Libra Jefferson. Keith A (Tex) Activities Circuit Breakers and VICA Phikuophy of Life: Go after your goal, don’t atop till you get it Goal To become aa electrical or civil engineer Zodiac Virgo Johnson. Hcrlinda (Lynn) Activities Social Committee Phikuophy of Life: Only the strong survive. Goal: To become a fashion designer Zodiac Sagittarius Johnson, Shirley (Bay Bay) Activities Basketball Team Phi Goal: To become a fashion deugner. Zodiac Sagittarius Johnson. Shirley (Bey Bay): Activities Basketball Team Phi Goal To become a college basketball player. Zodiac: Pisces Johmon, Sonya (Sony): Activities DECA Phikuophy of Life Whatever your goal in life maybe, try to reach it laccws fully Goal To attend college and become a Fashion Merchandiser Zodiac Taurus T43 Johnson, Wendell S (Wen) Activities Senior Club. Canteen Council. I D Club and Temperature' Rising Philosophy of life Be yourself. Goal To become a psychologist Zodiac Aquarius Jolly, Michael (Mr J ). Philosophy of Life Live each day for that day Goal To become rich Zodiac Leo Jones, Gregory Philosophy of Life: Be someone special. Goal To be involved with the airlines Zodiac Capricorn Jones, Janice (Jan) Activities Senior Club and JA. Philosophy of life Head for your goal and succeed Goal: Go to college and become a x-ray technician Zodiac Gemini Kidd, Denise (Necie) Activities. Yearbook and Temperature's Rising Philosophy of Life: Like yourself as you arc Goal To become a Business Manager Zodiac Virgo Killings. James (Jim) Goal College. Zodiac Taurus Kimbrough. Jorene (Rae-Bae): Philosophy of Life Life is a hank; you gel as much out as you pul in Goal To become s physiologist Zodiac Libra Lee. Currenona (Curry): Activities Majorette. Hi-liter, co-editor of Yearbook. Senior Club and DECA Philosophy of Life Enjoy life now. because you only have one to live Goal To go to college and major in psychology. Zodiac Aquarius Lee, Michele (Chele) Activities: Math Enrichment Class and Senior Advisory Board Philosophy of Life live life one step si a time, for tomorrow ■� not guaranteed Goal To become pediatrician, marry, and raise a family Zodiac Cancer Left ridge, Marcia (Ann): Activities Senior Club and V1CA Philosophy of Life To live, and let live Goal To become a hair stylist and to attend cdkgc Lemon. Valeric (Val) Philosophy of Life Do everything you can. Goal To attend trade school, work then marry Zodiac Cancer LeSure. Kevin G (Snow) Activities Explore 200 and Canteen Council Philosophy of Life L ive as one nation, not as black against white Goal To become a Const Electrica I Engineer Zodiac Cancer Logan, Anthony (Tony) Philosophy of Life Work hard Goal Join the U S Marines Zodiac Pisces Love, Gabrielk Bryant (Gabe) Activities Ass. Editor of Utopian and Rep. of Teen Board Goal Go to colkge. be a communications major and model Zodiac Sagittarius Lovett, Da ran M.( Brother Love) Activities Canteen Council. Student Council and Baseball Team Philosophy of Life Everyone is deserving of respect Goal To become a lawyer. Zodiac Aries Lowe, Andre (Dre) Philosophy of Life To live a good life Goal Get rich Zodiac L ibra Muhonc. Aretha (Reesic) Activities Yotkyhall Team, Choir. Play at Community Theater and City Mission Club Philosophy of L ife t ife is a beautiful thing if you make it that way Goal Attend col lege and major in Business Administration Zodiac Scorpio M a hone Amila Activities Homecoming Queen. C hoir. Rhythm Teens. Vdkyball Student Council, NHS and M H J Philosophy of Life We cannot direct the wind but we can adjust our m|I Goal Attend Cincinnati University and major in Busincvs Administration Zodiac Virgo Mar bury Ronald Activities CKTBrcakers Ph kwophy of I ife I ive one day at a lime but keep an eye on the future Goal To be 1 uiKitnOk electric techn Man and own mi own bu- ness Zxliai N-if.t tarius Mattox. Bcrdinc (Slim) Activities Senior Club. Senior C lass and (aptum of Volleyball Team Philosophy of t ife Knowledge -the key to success.let - open up some doors Goal To attend colkge and major in political science Abo become a Criminal (trial) lawyer Zodiac Scorpio May. Roderick D. (Rod CXig) Activities Bowling Club Philosophy of I ife I ife is too short to live. Hi grab all the gusto you can Goal Colkge Zodiac Leo Miles. Anthony Philosophy of I ife I tve and kt live Goal: To gel rich Zodiac Cancer Moore Mark (Caesar) Activities Grand Illusion Band Philosophy of life. Stick with your ambitions Goal To get into the Held ur aviation and maybe sports Zodti-r V-rgo Moore Nedra Vashti Activities NHS Philosophy of life Let God be the head of my life Goal To be successful psycho--k--.i good wife and mother Zod c. Aquarius Murrd Orando (Puddin) Activities Basketball Team Philosophy of life Do unto others si you would have them do unto you Goal College Zod- i Pisces My hand Deborah Marie (Debbie) Activities FHA C lub and Senior C lub Philosophy of I ife Be creative Goal To become fashion illustrator .-- interior decorator Zodiac Virgo Myrick, Tamar Ann Activities VICA and Senior Club Philosophy of Life Reach my goal in life and be successful Goal To go to colkge and be involved in cosmetology Zodiac Scorpio McClough. Marshell (Shell) Activities Temperature's Rising. Philosophy of 1 ife Get the best of whatever you cun out of life Goal To become R N Zodiac Virgo McCoy. Malvu Alicia (I aha) Activities DECA Club Philosophy of I ife Tu be successful in whatever I do Goal To take life vy it comes Zodiac Virgo McKinney. Sharon I a verne (Turk) Activities Senior Club Treasurer and Vice-President of Temperature Rising Philosophy of I ife L- ve every day to -Is fui «st Goal Attend Community C kgc for Medical Record Technicians Zodiac l.eo McKinney Sheryl (Toni) Act-vitie Band and Senior Club Philosophy of Life See what you want and try for it Goal To become i psych atrist Zodiac Virgo McNutt Robin Goal Nurse Zodiac libra Naylor. Harold T (Nay-Dog) Activities Bowling C lub Philosophy of I ife Take what you can whik you can. you may not be abk to get it again Goal To become successful and enjoy the best of ife Zodiac Aquarius Nickenon. Reggie (Nick) Activities Football Team Goal To become a Certified Public Accountant Zodiac Capricorn Niaon. Theresa Activities Sunday School Teacher and Bible Study Philosophy of Life To graduate Goal To go to colkge and major m law Zodiac Scorpio Nobie Cheryl D (CD) Activities President of Temperature's Rising Philosophy of life There's nothing in life that you can't d Goa' To be j psychoanalyst Zodiac Aquarius Oher. Carla (Mary Jane) Activities Temperature - Rising Philosophy of life You are what you look like Goal To be a R JN Zodiac Gemini Parker. Carol (Angel): Philosophy of Life Life like a bank you only get much out of life as you put in Goal To be hair designer Zodiac Leo Patton. Tina (Teen-Teen) Activities Senior Club. NHS Boaster Club and Vl( A Club Philosophy of 1 ife Try to be successful in whatever 1 do Goal Tube - business manager Zodiac Are Peoples. Terry (Legs): Goal To go into the Air Force Zodiac Virgo Perkins, Curtiss (Curt) Philosophy of Life Get the most out of life that you possibly can Goal To be a computer technician or operator Zodiac I eo Piakard. Vakrie Ann (Pinky) Activities DECA Philosophy of Life- love is the perfect bond of union Goal: To do missionary work Ponro Carol Jean (C J ) Activities HEI P for retarded children Philosophy of Life The mountain never coma to Mohammed Goal To become a successful wealthy pediatrician Zodiac V-rgo Porter Clyde Philosophy of Life Peace and understanding Goal: To be an aviation pilot Zodiac Virgo Powell. Berdetla (Bee Bee) Goal Marriage Zodiac Taurus Pruitt, Denise (Niecy) Activities Marching Band. COE, Treasurer and Red Machine Philosophy of I tfc Maintain pride, respect and dignity Goal To succeed and accomplish my future goals Zodiac Taurus Ramsey, Don (Ram) Activities Circuit Breakers and Senior Club Philosophy of Life To grab all the gusto while 1 can Goal To be successful Zodiac Gemini Reed. Phillip (Butch) Activities Shaw Utopian Goal To become a newscaster Zodiac Aries Robinson. Verno� (The V) Activities Homecoming King. Vice-President Canteen Council. Senior Class. Senior Club Concession. Head Drum Major NHS. Jazz Band and Yearbook Photographer Philosophy of I ife Life w a journey not a destination Goal To major in Engineering of Technology at Cincinnati University Zodiac Taurus Roland. Clarence (C) Activities Brick City Youth Goal To become a corporate lawyer Zodiac: Gemini Roseberry, Andre L (Nose berry) Activities Circuit Breakers Philosophy of Life: To get ahead Goal To become an Electrical Engineer Zodiac Capricorn Scott, Belinda (Kudu) Activities NHS. Student Council, Editor of newspaper, and President of Senior Class Philosophy of L ife No goal is beyond my reach Goal I want to become a lawyer Zodiac Scorpio Seats. Tanya Aktha (Tann) Activities Marching Band and Flag Corps Captain Philosophy of I ife The only thing that you're guaranteed in life it the end of it Goal To major in Political Science Zodiac Gemini Shepherd. Duncan Activities NHS. Baseball Team and Wrestling Team Philosophy of Life Always stay on lop Goal Material and Metals Engineer or ■ professional baseball player Zodiac Virgo Shepherd. Vakrie (Val) Activities President of Canteen Council. Hi-liter. Student Council and Senior Club Advisory Board and a Iso Senior Class Philosophy of Life Do what you do bat Goal Attend Case Western Reserve University and receive a Ph D in Computer Engineering. Zodia-. Capricorn Single ton. Marvin (Mr McGlooski) Activities Bowling Club. CKT. Breakers and Senior Club Philosophy of Life 1 uck. money, and love Goal To become a broadcasting engineer Zodiac Gemini Smith, Daryl A (Littk Smith) Activities Drummer for the Cosmic Funk Band Philosophy of Life: To become a great musician Goal To major in music Zodiac: Leo Smith, Deborah Denise (Debbie) Activities Band. NHS. Canteen Council. Senior Club and Yearbook Staff Philosophy of L ife Be who you are. but not who you pretend to be Goal Go to Cincinnati University and major in Business Administration Zodiac Cancer Smith. Hazel (Crazy Hazel) Activities COE Club President. Red Machine and Band Philosophy of L.ife To thrive for nothing but the bat Goal To become a legal stenographer Zodiac Cancer Smith. Vicki (Slick) Activities Varsity Basketball Cheerleader Philosophy of I ife To be somebody and succeed in everything I do Goal To become an ekclriciaa and nn electrical inspector Zodiac Sagittarius Spain, Brenda Ann (Bren) Activities: DECA Club Philosophy of Life To live toils fullest because it goes by to fast Goal To furlber my education in either Computer Programming or Businas Admini- stration Zodiac: Saggitarius Sleek. Howard (Death Dealer) Activities Football Team, Players Club and Spring Club Philosophy of Life Never get stuck on first base play the Held Goal Go on and become a great doctor Zodiac Gemini Stcnnis. Marvin (Jeffro) Goal Become famous Zodiac Capricorn Stewart, Ban (Jeff) Philosophy of Life’ Life ■ like a train track Goal To be a welder Zodiac Capricorn Stokes. David (Mr Long): Activities Spring Club and Basketball Team Philoaophy of Life Live life to its fullest potential Goa) To become j enyt-hiatrisi Zodiac Arm Sullivan. Andrea Activities Newspaper Suff Goal To become a lawyer Zodiac Pi®c s Taylor, Terry M. (Mike) Activities: Student Council Philosophy of Life Life K one big joke Goal To attend colkge or play pro fooibal and maybe an Electrical L ngincer Zodiac Pisces Thomas. Delannc (Delanncy) Activities Treasurer of DECA Club Philoaophy of life Strive for only the best because no one will gnr it to you Goal Tu become a C omputer Programmer Zodiac Capricom Thomas Rhonda L (Doll) Activities: Vice-President of Senior Class, Senior Club Temperature - Rising and Student Council Philosophy of I ife I ife is only what you make it Goal To become a physical therapist Zodiac L.eo Thorpe, Rochelle (Ro) Activities Girl’s Track Team and gymnastics. Philosophy of Life To be the bat Goal To be a success. Zodiac I ibra Townsend. April Aetivitirc Senior Club and VICA Club Philoaophy of Life: To get rich and successful Goal To have training in iilrau jus Zodiac Cancer Trammer Lester L (Billy Dee) Activities: Proatylera. Set Set Inc„ VICA Club Philosophy of I ife Be expected and respected but not neglected and ejected Goal To be uiuvJr n o hairdresser and model Abo a business manager Zodiac: Capricorn Upshaw, Clement (impact) Activities Football Team Goal Coicgc Zodiac Virgo Walker. Valerie Marie (Val) Activities President of Senior Club and VICA Club. Philoaophy of Life Take each day as it comes ind except what com� with it Goal To achieve ill my goals and to be the best at whatever I do. Zodiac Pisces Walker. Winston Dale Activities Cosmic Funk Band Philoaophy of Life Be the bat Goal To be a musician Zodiac Aquarius Wallers John Alvin III (J V ) Activities: Concert Band. Goal: To major in Business Administration and become an accountant Zodiac Pisces W ana maker Terrill Philosophy of Life Live and let live Goal To go to the Marines Zod - - Cancer Watts, Mark (William) Activities Marching Band and Temperature' Rising Philosophy of I ife Ask not what one can do for you but what you -on do for someone Goal To become a prufe- -ioiwI gymnast and a medical or x-ray technician Zodiac Gemini Weems, Byron (SpifTy) Activities Football Team, Basketball Team, Baseball Team. Canteen Council. Spring C lub and Senior C lub Philosophy of L ife I ive and kt live because you only go around once Goal: Go to colkge and major in business Zodiac Sagittarius White. Marcus (Boo-Boa) Goal: Move to California Zodiac Taurus White Maureen Yvonne Bishop Activities Ass Secretary of Student Council Canteen Council SeniorCIa Advisory Board. Senior Club and Travel Club Philosophy of L ife Vou have juil one life to live. � o live to the bat of your ability Goal To attend college to become a Chemical Engineer Zodiac Cancer Williams. Jerry L (Jer-Jer) Activities DECAClub Philosophy of Life Life is what you make it Goal To at tend Bowling Green State L niveruty and major in Business Administration Zodiac Aries Williams, Marilyn Marie (FlufT) Activities Student Council. Student Government, OEA C lub and Discrimination C lub Philosophy '(life Only the strong survive Goal To attend colkge and become a Certified Public Accountant Zodiac Virgo Williams, Norman (Nokey): Activities Senior Club. Student Council and Circuit Breakers Philosophy of I ife Work and have a good time Goal Go into broadcasting. Zodiac Capricorn Williams. Rodcrccoa (The Hammer) Activities Student Council. Canteen Council and Vanity Football Team Philosophy of I ife I tve each day-- it comes Goal: Play Cunadiun Football and pursue a medical career Zodiac Pisces Williams. Sherri Lynne (Resaie) Goal To become a Certified Public Accountant Zodiac Arks Wilson. Dwayne (Butch) Activities: VICA Club and Senior Club Philosophy of Life Do unto others . you would have other-- do unto you Zodiac Pisces Woodland, Robert Activities: Circuit Breakers Goal Look for a job. Zodiac Virgo Woods, Sandra L (Punkia) Activities Student Council and Explorers’ Club Philosophy of life Take things a1- they come Goal To become t pediatrician Zodiac Cancer Wright. Rebecca (Sugar) Philosophy of Life Keep in mind you're number one. Goal: Be a professional model and cosmotologist Zodiac Gemini Young, Dennis: Activities Math Enrichment Class, Vice President of NHS, Senior Class Advisory Board apd Math Club Philosophy of Life We can succeed in life if c pul our minds to it Goal To become a surgeon. Zodiac Leo Zundcl Amy Marie Activities COE Club and NHS Phiknophy of Life To achieve my final goals in life Goal To become • secretary Zodiac Virgo