VANGUARD NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-SIX

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John Marshall

High School

Cleveland, Ohio

Class of

January, 1966

1 "Things are of the past, but we are of the future."

ACTIVITIES

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ORGANIZATIONS

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A THLETICS

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FACULTY

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SENIORS

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ADVERTISING

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Students in wood shop produce cabinetry to professional standards. Innovations in metal woik call for equipment that keeps pace with techniques.

Choral groups benefit from added practice rooms where ensembles prepare for their participation in larger groups.

The New

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Improvements of

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Library expansion now pro­vides for intensive study in specific subject areas.

Conservationists contribute to the a t ­tractive patio setting by maintaining plantings.

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Students of art work in a number of media in preparation for a vocation or for esthetic satisfaction.

"John Marshall maintains its position as a leader among the Cleveland schools through educa­tional advancements. The new addition presents an even greater challenge to fulfill the needs of coming Marshallites in a broader curriculum."

Jim Dickinson

Depicted here are scenes of innova­tions: the culmination of two years expansion program. The first step in JM's renovations is this language lab­

oratory. Here tape recorders aid the learning process.

A good drafting background is vital to preparation in the vocational shop field.

A lavish new patio accommodates warm weather dances and teas.

Burgeoning enrollment made necessary the new physical education facility, used after school hours for social activities.

Modem homemakers gain necessary experience in use of the latest equipment.

Another step toward compre­hensive vocational training came with the addition of the print shop.

Growing interest in auto­motive mechanics made this addition a necessity.

Complementing expansion in the vocal music department is an addition to in­strumental music.

A restaurant atmosphere is captured in the Tea Room where students in advanced home economics classes prepare and serve luncheons.

Upwards of 2,400 students occupy 312 during the course of the day while student study hall chairmen maintain optimum study conditions.

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ACTIVITIES

Waitress Club FIRST ROW L. Steitz, P. Filippelli, SECOND ROW M. Leege, Mrs. Gensler, Advisor; J. Slipp, C Hugh, B. Sanders, D. Oswald, D. Basalla, K. Hanrahan, P. Schlund, J . Sesek. THIRD ROW R Rothgery, C Behlke, E. Patton, C Parrish, A. Kane, M. Marski, P. Clark, I Islie, E. Fern. FOURTH ROW S. Schmidt, S. Fries, C- Bauge, T. Manterg, Pat Oszterling, L. Burkhart, V. Morrison, J. Gouge.

Chprlc Chih F I R S T R O W T- M°™c°> R-Ks/ICOK KJIUU R Vigneulle. SECOND

ROW T. Braund, J. Krell, R Smith.

Future Nurses FIRST ROW J. Moore, M. Stetka, L. Steitz, M. A. Stanko, C. McGinnis. SECOND ROW C. Jones, B. Edwards, S. Rolko, S. Kozamek, M. Majstorovic.

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Terry Mantaro is weary after the unexpected march to Sandusky's stadium.

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FIRST ROW J. Soltesz, S. Kitchen, P. Britton, S. Skalsky, T. Skolnic, S. Jaros. SECOND ROW L. Maskow, N. Weidner, L. Hoehn, L. Troutman, G. Lesko, J. DePompei, C. Nagy, M. Kasper. THIRD ROW R. Poth, R. Dunn, J. Popham, D. Fulton, R. Supelak, D. Danko. FOURTH ROW V. Mileti, L. Ropp, C. Coffey, T. O'Connor, B. Johnson, J . Gergen, D. Conant.

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Senior Homeroom Representatives

J. Dickinson

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FIRST ROW L. Loftus, L. Hoehn, D. Kouzeles, L. Klechka. SECOND ROW M. Malone, R. Belan, J. Dick­inson, H. Ruffing, M. Zolidis.

Honor Study Hall Committee FIRST ROW I D'Agostino, J. Leone, L. Pepke, S. Sabath, S. Snyder. SECOND ROW M. Keith, D. Kolodze, D. Kistemaker, D. Handley, G. Wirzlyo, Mr. Oleski.

Student Council Executive Committee FIRST ROW J. Leone, J. Werner, S. Fleischer, P. Ludwig. SECOND ROW J. Hubley, A. Baker, H. Ruffing, P. Senyak.

The purpose of the Student Council is to stimulate school spirit, provide a medium for the expression of student sentiment, encourage cooperation between students and the faculty, promote and manage school activities, and improve the general welfare of John Marshall High School.

Student Council

Officers

Pres^ HTlHuffing

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B. Thorley demonstrates the new revolving drum.

FIRST ROW J. Wybum, D. Buddie, G. . _, , Lesko. SECOND ROW L. Kuchta, P.

GOWr LrUard Oszterlind, G. Deighton.

Marshallettes J. Van Allen, C. Kirchenbauer, B. Rebung, L. Yonek, L. Troutman, J. Hallack, D. Smekal, K. Panko, Captain.

The Rhythmettes performance during the half-time show is well worth seeing.

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Senior Leaders

FIRST ROW J. Leone, A. Nieberding, C. Kelty, S. Elliott, L. D'Agostino, Captain; L. Morehead, D. Basalla, K. Haeberle, S. Fleischer. SECOND ROW P. MacLaughlin, D. McGonigal, P. Ludwig, K. Pfingsten, M. H. Tye, L. Taylor, T. Skolnic.

FIRST ROW N. Ritter, D. Kouzelos, J. DePompei, S. Snyder, N. Weidner. SECOND ROW L. Loftus, J. Wemer, L. Hoehn, J. Van Allen, C. Czarny, V. Burgess, V. Bolta, K. Okraska.

FIRST ROW J. Werner, C. Czamy, L. Hoehn, N. Weidner, N. Ritter, S. Snyder, D. Kouzelos, L. Loftus, V. Bolta, K. Okraska, J. De Pompei, V. Burgess. SECOND ROW L. Schwede, M.A. Visi, B. Kelly, N. Jordan, S. Sabath, J. Gracon, M. Guzell, L. Anderson, K. Sauer, D. Betts, J. Boland, S. Weingartner, K. Dubbins, V. Brown, N. Misciasci, P. Senyak, D. Buddie, J. Skyranc, B. Smerick, L. Werb, J. Miller. THIRD ROW B. Hicks, L. Quinn, C. Hugh, C. Philip, L. Frank, L. Mayberry, D. Basalla, J. Orsagh, B. Bundshuh, C. Gideon, C. Hallstrom, J. Harkema, S. DeLony, P. Matthei, L. Ferenz, M. Stuart, C-Boggs.

Gym Leaders

Miss Winovich and Miss Doty check grade cards.

Varsity Cheerleaders FIRST ROW S. Snyder, P. Senyak, S. Weingartner. SECOND ROW L. Ferenz, L. Hoehn, Miss Winovich, Advisor; N. Ritter, Captain.

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Interpreter Staff D. Buttolph, J. A. Smith, M. Ritchie, D. Bor-chert, B. Cochran, M. Valasquez, K. Bruce.

Tea Room FIRST ROW: J. DePompei, R. Reppenhagen, M. Marks, J. Mellinger, S. Thornton. SECOND ROW: L. Thompkins, L. Novak, S. Bentsch, B. Wagner, Mrs. Schecter, Advisor.

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Noon Movie

Operators

FIRST ROW: J. Gorges, J . Dor­mer, D. Shaw. SECOND ROW: C. Beheim, M. Lynch.

Future Teachers FIRST ROW: M. Neals, S. Burns, D. Davie, D. Kouzelos, J. Powers, L. Whitacre. SECOND ROW: S. Williams, L. Loftus, J. Planisek, D. Betz, J. Boland, C. Marsh, J. Morgan, Mrs. Burford, Advisor. THIRD ROW: R. Seher, J. Matyas, G. Allen, J. Pawul, C. Dieckman, L. Voss, B. Garret. FOURTH ROW: D. Trout, C. Acker, S. Schmidt, S. Kuharik, L. Swinko, K. Okraska, K. Sauer, N. Dieckman, P. Whit-worth, E. Winters, B. Popik, W. Golden.

Radio

Production

FIRST ROW: D. Schafer, R. Hampton, B. Chapo. SEC­OND ROW: C. Grittner, J. Ziros, V. Mileti, J . Ziros.

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T-Teens FIRST ROW: L. Hartford, D. Miller, P. Weiner, J . Slip, E. Fun, C. Dubbins, SECOND ROW: K. Mills, M. Jenson, D. Maggar, N. Jordan, S. Knaus, S. Salis, C. Askey, J . Planisik, C. Hopkins, V. Burgess, B. Jones, Miss Rogalski, Advisor. THIRD ROW: B. Taylor, J . Miller, N. Wellman, L. McCray, S. Fulton, L. Burthart, J . Heiss, R. Ramey, J. Rood, C. Aker.

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Stagecraft FIRST ROW: J. Thomas, B. Nageotte, G. Schumacher, G. Allen, W. Vannucci, L. Zoretich, S. Schmidt, C. Ganiere. SECOND ROW: J. Winters, D. Reines, L. Lazarowski, V. Mileti, B. Van Bergen, D. Fernengel, D. Frank, Mr. Jacobson, Advisor.

Precision results from hours of re­hearsal.

L. Lander applies greasepaint to M. Zolidis in Preparation for the senior play, "THIEVES CARNIVAL".

Thespians FIRST ROW: M. Zolidis, J . Ziros, R. Belan, V. Mileti, P. Butera, L. Lander. SECOND ROW: J. Van Allen, J. Kinsella, B. Nageotte, G. Allen, L. Zoretich, D. Fernengel. THIRD ROW: Miss Rebeta, Advisor.

Clubs not pictured: World Affairs Club Biology Club Art Guild

Senior Play

Cast

FIRST ROW: J . Wen-del, L. Lander, P. Butera, M. Helm, T. Cember, SECOND ROW: M. Lombardi, V. Mileti, M. Zolidis, D. Fernengel, J . Ziros, D. Fernengel, F. Zolidis. THIRD ROW: Miss Rebeta, Advisor; B. Nageotte, M. Kemsel, G. Allen, K. Fairbairn, D. San­ders, N. Busarius, L. Zoretich.

Key Club SEATED: C. Coffey, J . Campenella, D. Kistemaker. STANDING: D. Terbeke, C. Todd, P. Orange, G. Schnabel, R. Johnson, L. Randolph, Mr. Barkhaver, Advisor; J. Ward, Mr. Mid-lik, Advisor; R. Belan, J. Bing, T. Kiraly, R. Hall, D. Pearch, J. Sadlon, A. Spaluins, M. Sparky, H. Jaeger, D. Boichert, R. Beckley.

HlllYlfltl Tip]fltiftY) C FIRST ROW: M. Velasquez, J . Kiraly, S. Mastrandreas, B. Schwartz. 11UIUUII HCIUUUIM S E C O N D ROW: M. Ward, A. Edmonds, H. Velasquez, Mr. Chippi, Advisor.

Projection FIRST ROW: M. Senal, R. Shofner, D. Pettit, K. Pugh. SECOND ROW: M. Yunis, G. Haynes, H. Goehringer, E. Nachtigal, P. Cochenour, D. Argraves, G. Martens, D. Dun-mire. THIRD ROW: R. Cochran, M. Tompkins, G. Allen, D. Buddie, M. Smyers, J. Cubic, W. Yamauchi, B. Edwards, B. Rinard, S. Owens, C. Wodka, L. Smyers, Mrs. Mone, Advisor. FOURTH ROW: M. Lynch, E. Biebel, R. Scott, C. Gregory, J . Zatroch, V. Shranko, G. Masie, W. Napier.

R. Belan and L. Maskow work hard to help meet Vanguard deadlines.

Photography FIRST ROW: R. Newman, T. Takase. SECOND ROW: E. Downs, P. Genley, S. Kelly.

ORGANIZATIONS

Winners Again National Honor Society

It's Academic Team FIRST ROW: J. Burgess, J. Hubley, M. Zolidas, SECOND ROW: M. Keith, V. Mileti, M. Shedd.

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FIRST ROW: P. Ludwig, S. Fleischer, N. Weidner, J. Kasick, M. Limoli, N. Ritter, L. Pecaites, J . Boland, J . Shemo, H. Ruffing. SECOND ROW: Miss Park, E. D'Alessandro, F. Tintera, M. Zolidas, G. Menszyk, V. Mileti, J . Van Allen, J . Hubley, J . Dickinson, G. Wirzyle, M. Keith, P. MacLach-lan, Mr. Jones, Miss Winovic.

Twelve John Marshall students were among 14, 000 semi-finalists in the National Merit Scholarship program this year. A booklet listing the names of the semi-finalists is sent to colleges and universities and scholarship-granting agencies throughout the country. Semi-finalists who become finalists receive a certificate of merit and are eligible to receive further consideration for both national and sponsored merit scholarships. The twelve semi-finalists, the most John Marshall has had in the eleven years of the program's existence, illustrated the fact that quality education is available at John Marshall. A student must make sacrifices to achieve and it is apparent that these stu­dents have done just this. Congratulations semi-finalists!

National Merit Scholarship FIRST ROW: T. Holliack, D. Trout, M. Shedd, L. Pecaitus, SECOND ROW: B. Johnson, J. Burgess, G. Menszyk, M. Limoli, J . Hubley.

German Academic Honor Society FIRST ROW D. Kolodze, N. Ritter, V. Bolta, C. Guggenheim, C. Dieckman, M. Marcy, J. Shemo, D. McGonigal, R Lasko, SECOND ROW B. Johnson, G. Wirzylo, W. Richter, L. Ropp, T. O'Connor, A. Klesh, R Lurks, M. Zolidis, Mr. Schleuter.

Miss Faulkner checks for typing proficiency.

The A. P. Biology students compare the growth of the plants.

Mr. Cox lectures to his American History Class.

Mr. Youtz helps students plan their future.

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Math Seminar

FIRST ROW: F. Tintera, I. Blackman, M. Paler, L. Burk-hart, S. Fulton, K. Panko, S. Eliot. SECOND ROW: R. Rut-ledge, C. Marek, M. Shedd, K. Bruce, M. Keith, D. Trout. THIRD ROW: G. Papas, J. Kasick, D. Kolodze, I. Smith, L. McKelvey, E. D'Alessandro, L. Pecaites, T. Hollack, P. Muni, D. Alexander, Mr. Adams. FOURTH ROW: T. Cook, T. O'Connor, V. Mileti, M. Limoli, L. Ropp, D. Fulton, B. Johnson, R. Lehr, J . Len-ches, J . Hubley, J . Meyer, M. Bowell.

A typical scene at J.M.H. is test­ing t ime.

French National

Honor Society

FIRST ROW: B. Barker, L. Loftus, K. Panko, N. Weidner, J. Boland, P. Ludwig, D. Kouzelow. SECOND ROW: M. Malone, M. Limoli, J . Hugley, T. Hallack, J. Van Allen, Mr. Molinari.

Mr. Van Allen explains a problem to his advanced math class.

FIRST ROW: E. Werb, D. Buddie, M. Paler, B. Nagy, P. MacLaclan, Miss Hackett. SECOND ROW: T. Jenkins, M. Sirochy, L. Pepke, D. Work.

Latin National

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Honors French FIRST ROW: B. Barker, L. Loftus, K. Panko, N. Weidner, J . Boland, P. Ludwig, D. Kouzelous. SECOND ROW: M. Malone, M. Limoli, J . Hubley, T. Hallock, J . Van Allen, Mr. Molinari.

Modern methods of teaching languages are used in the Language Lab.

A.P. English FIRST ROW: M. Limoli, E. D'Alessandro, J , Kasick, D. Dolodze, F.Tintera.T. Hollack, Miss Schuenemann, D. McGonigal, M. Bowell, G. Wirzylo, D. Scholl, C. Waldeck, M. Paler, J . Treffs, J. Burgess, L. Pecaites, M. Shedd, J. Placko, R. Weigel, D. Trout, STANDING: D. Kistemacker, J . Krel, L. Ropp, D. Handley, B. Johnson, J . Kinsella.

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Distributive

Education

FIRST ROW: R. Glaw, T. Lee, C. Carnes, S. Kelly, C. Blake, M. Beal, L. Alberry. SECOND ROW: C. Blozay, L. Goertz, L. Pokki, S. Blankenship, B. Seman, Mr. Martau. THIRD ROW: W. Timko, B. Ben-den, S. Sullivan, D. Knurek, V. Forbes, T . Cleary.

ATHLETICS

Graduating Seniors FIRST ROW: W. Vannucci, W. Fries, D. Ertler, E. Hopkins, SECOND ROW: T. Wahl, J. Chapman, G. Anderson, E. Klechka, C. Troutman, THIRD ROW: R. Van Bergen, W. Sen­yak, J . Lenches, D. Kari, R. Carrick, R. Murton.

Lenches and Vitaz scramble to recover an opponents fumble for Marshall.

Ferguson breaks loose for a Marshall first down.

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Coaches

FIRST ROW: T. Scahel, G. Montain, SECOND ROW: J . Jaconson, W. Quayle, D. Burke.

Football Team

FIRST ROW: G. Ferguson, B. Senyak, G. Anderson, D. Ertler, E. Hopkins, J. Chapman, R. Carrick, J. Corrigan, T. Wahl, SECOND ROW: D. Cramer, R. Supelak, G. Schnabel, R. VanBergen, W. Vannucci, J . Lenches, E. Klechka, C. Troutman, R. Murton, B. Fries, D. Kari, L. Musiek, THIRD ROW: F. Daly, J . Hess, C. Weil, C. Corea, D. Vitaz, T. Rodgers, T. Patton, J . Jelson, S. Andrachik, G. Wells, J. Meredith, C. Ludwig, A. Baker, K. Hargis, R. Benj­amin, FOURTH ROW: P. Cerovac, J. Crisbol, M. Roach, D. Becker, D. Reines, M. Vannucci, M. Klein, J . Kasidonis, Coach Quayle, Coach J a c -obson, Coach Burke.

Cross Country

The 1965 Varsity Cross Country

Team, Under the Able Coaching

of Mr. Roger Ramsyere Placed

First in the Senate and District Meets

Marshall's thin-clads rest before the start of a race. Cross Country Team

Top Seven

FIRST ROW: J. Shemo, T. Zachar, B. Grace, SECOND ROW: G. Gold, D. Marshall, J . Coughlin, J. Baldridge.

FIRST ROW: J . Gruver, J . Coughlin, P. Tomazic, J. Toth, L. Reneirio, T. Zachar, S. Gitzy, D. Barany, SECOND ROW: G. Hoffman, B. Lyall, H. Ruff­ing, J. Shemo, G. Gold, D. Marshall, D. Hanley, J. Baldridge, B. Grace, B. Burger, THIRD ROW: Mr. Ramsyere, D. Case, J . Sima, B. Greau, M. Nel­son, R. Kolach, S. Gainer, R. Jones, T. Venetis, J . Fedor Mgr., FOURTH ROW: B. Paul, A. Newman, T. Meyers, J . Smith, R. Snow.

Coach Ramsyere instructs the boys before a practice session.

Gary Gold helps in another victory for Marshall.

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Tennis Team FIRST ROW: B. Miller, B. Becker, B. Matus, J . Morgan, T. Skolnik, C. Davis, J . Trout. SECOND ROW: B. Sims, E. Seedhouse, R. Hackenberg, D. Dunmire, T. Kennedy, J . Ziros, Mr. Johanni.

Practice begins November 1, to insure our team of a winning season.

FIRST ROW: J. Popham, R. Dunn, R. Davis, P. Crumbaker. SECOND ROW: R. Bowling Team Laster, R. Conger, R. Zapponi, T. Good, Mr. Oswald.

FIRST ROW: S. Giczi, D. Roth, R. Poth, C. Ludwig, J. Wadsworth. Basketball Team SECOND ROW: G. Schnabel, D. Dobrovic, G. Wells, J. Croyle, A.

Baker, R. Murton, D. Kari, K. Jones, J . Lenches.

Physical Education Rope jumping developes endurance.

Marching helps develop co-ordination.

Rhythm jumping is part of the daily warm up of girl's physical education.

After three weeks of marching everyone knows their left from their right, almost everyone.

Girl's rope jumping helps d e ­velop a sense of rhythm and balance.

Push-ups are a major part of the unavoidable navy tests.

Calisthenics are vital to physical education.

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FACULTY

Mr. H. J. Cihlar Principal

As the years pass by, the pictures in this book will become more precious to you as they jog your memory to bring back the many experi­ences you enjoyed here. It is the hope of the entire staff that these experiences have en­abled you to graduate as a finer, more skilled, more polished individual dedicated to the service of mankind. We, too, share and treasure these memories and hope that the hours you have spent with us will, in part, be responsible for the success and happiness in your future.

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Mr. W. Ralls Dean of Boys

Mr. R. Lidrbauch Assistant Principal

Miss E. Kosman Dean of Girls

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Guidance

J. Neubauer M. Duffy

The Guidance Department assists all students in assessing and un­derstanding their abilities, in­terests and educational needs. Mudents are informed about edu-f|ftional and occupational oppor­tunities. Thevjycejaided in main-tain^fea normal, personal, social a|pa|stment. Useful'$83m&!$ ation is provided to staff m e p bers and parents by way of pl|8i -ning and evaluating t a ^ c h b o l program. The Department main tains an open door policy at all t imes.

Good positions are secured by many Business Education majors through the Guidance Department.

W. Hotz J. Nicklos

Homeroom

J . Bah en E. Bene G. Billey

G. Gibbons R. Hall J. Jensen A. Maher D. Solymosi

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D. Luckay Senior Advisor Student Council Advisor

T. Oleski Honor Study Hall Advisor

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The end of a perfect day.

Teachers

The Januar^rt5lass*W«4%6 wishes to expa?e'ss its gratitudetb^tiie Administration, the Faculty ano>>

•*>the Staff for mjSllrig our three . ^ yechssat John/Marshall pleasant and profitable. We feel,1^8 our classpqoiia; experienc^srand extra-curr4<ypar activities have provided lis with a maturity that will enable us to meet life situa­tions adequately.

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English J. Lincks J. Bur ford L. Drahos J . Jensen H. Jones

H. Lammers M. A. Lucas A. Maher E. Manning J . Moroney

J. Olmsted L. Pinchak R. Rebeta M. Reboul J. Schmidt

J. Scholley G. Schuenemann R. Vinyard

The yearbook takes many hours of planning.

During the 1965-66 school year, the English Department is continuing an experiment in team teaching, begun in the spiling semester of 1965. All 12A College-BoundlEBglish stu­dents are assigned to large groffes taught cooperatively byaTBanMf teaclers I liach studenfcgejs the benefsfef the snpcial clients combmeafhi the team,f||nd the teacher|i|learn new teahfliques from onl anothei in such a cooperative effort. The ^Honors 'and Advanced Placement program is ifi jfiypswing for the secohfl year^-She fmst Advanced Placement class/to have the benefit of a special three-year course of study was graduated last June. Thfagjgttudents made an impressive showing in the Nationwide Advanced Placement English Test, a substantial majority of the students earning college credit in English.

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S. Deubel A. Caliguire J . Chippi D. Cox J. Dare

P. Johanni R. Mantenieks J . Moxley P. Oswald M. Schulte

There are over 17,000 books available for students' use in the library.

An expe||ihentai cfep is offered this semester in 11B American History! It has a new non-text­book approach. For the first time, an Advanced Placement class in European History is being offered to 11B students. The History Depaftmenj^ts also utilizing team teachinj

Social Studies

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Science

The Science Department is helping the students to understand the enormous value of the study of science--the way it can extend ourjsnowledge of process^pi i living organ­isms anxa»/the physical universe f'The teachers are highlMrai4g appli­cations of sm&Mce in medi­cine, radiatlM research, environmental control as well as in themmmiiction of needed substada^pi | The new approac|HjfH|| science education are de -signed to encourage the acquisition of critical atti­tudes and skills iiranalysis, evaluation, interpretation, deduction and the evalua­tion of hypothesis.

J . Leahy D. Burke A. Bush a L. Estesen

G. Gibbons C. Locke R. Midlik D. Park

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J . Peduzzi R. Pfingsten B. Powers

C. Stanton R. Young

G. Adams F. Laux V. Molls

Mathematics

G. Montain S. Moss C. Seidel M. Zimmie

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Art

A creative flair in the use of colo^and design is sjjfpssed. The stix&L dejjfg-are encouraged to cl i lpete for awards^™ Ci t^ iad Statexonfests.

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A fulLgear of College Leveimd^.d^^^d Place­ment C<Mgses Hljpffered in Calc^ap'^a^^nalytic Geome^S^^dvanced Placement aUowse^^able somP^udfStfs^ 1 qualify forMnd receive College cre i l r .

Experimentation is a valuable part of a science course.

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Music

O. Blackman C. Hann

D. Wright

The John Marshall Music De­partment provides many serv­ices for*the school. The in­strumental organizations, in­cluding Band and Orchestra, perform at contests, football games,. and commencekient and give, an annual^Midwinter Concerts The Vocal organiza­tions include the Glee Clu%, the Choir and the M a r s h y Melloa. The Choir %id WfflA Marsh-Mellos perform at Cho-a: contests, and com­mencement,' and they give an annual spring Concert. The entire Vocal Department gives an annual Christmas Concert. This semester the Vocal and Instrumental or­ganizations performed at the dedication of John Marshall's new wing.

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Home Economics

M. Gensler E. Higgins A. Rogalski S. Salzer

NeecuecrMf^feactic^^Iursing, Tea Room, VocatMnal Foods and Dy-namicsgKjfr-J^ing are courses that have beenctdffldjQtjae regular pro-gran/of Foods„_ ClQthing"Sn4 Home-makong. Whin a boy or grri has en­rolled in oxmof these specialized courses, ^h#or she canlfeel ade- \

yquately prepared to go |nto industry ^ajid compeje in a satisfa^ory

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The Home Economics lab prepares girls to be home-makers of tomorrow.

Business

N. Michnyak O. Bates

E. Bene G. Billey N. Faulkner

R. Hall H. Halter D. Holling I. Mancuso

N. Martau T. Oleski D. Polomsky E. Richards

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Industrial Arts C. Dunkel J . Bah en J . Dieterich

The Industrial Arts Department p re ­pares boys for industry in many fields, Couipfes include work in auto mechan­ics, wood wo^feig, electricity, shop printing, mechanical drawing and machine shops. ^

Education

J . Jacobson J . Kasler E. Mayo

The Business Education Department has intensified its program of spe­cialization. Presently, two years of stenography, bookkeeping, and clerical courses are 1§@$n.g offeSjed.

gp i l evidenced repeatedly, many of our past graduates have qualified for very attractive positions. Manpare providing for a good portion of their education. In addition, distributive (retailing) and cooperative office progra| | |pwere initiated. Both pro­grams provide superxjas||pOn-the-job training. Part of the daiy^l spent in class; the remainder is spent working and training on ife-jo'b pro*-vided by local business establish­ments . Currently, John Marshall's Business Education Department is considered to be one of the most progressive in Ohio.

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Foreign Language

M. McLaughlin R. Schlueter

D. Solymosi J. Wajs

E. Molinari J. Armos A. Hackett

New recorosjjin-German, French, and Spanisn/Tare us^ed in the language laboratory TjlTiey aid the studenlM in undeJPsTanding and speaking tne language./ Honors French ClJ^ses a re offered to I0B and lTB"~sTnidenfs. I Tutoring is available to iifoeresfted stu­dents .

Physical Education

Physical EduGaj|i|pKtternpts to develop e^^^^^met^P^r--9f think­ing, tOj^efmo^^esirabli^^^ial at­t i tude^ to estaffi.^^seful^^^'k habitgjJo| | | | ) |^ase the apprecia­tion J jp$ | | l i |ps te^ of dankm, musspi, and aesthetic expj|pences and t | | | jy|p| |psure time i^p, posi­tive fanner through p a r ^ S ^ ^ o n in games, sporjjfl^ rhythrdppac-tivitie s , ?^|f||p£ic anj|ge 1 f -testing activities 5^

Nurse T. Thompson

C. Lanning W. Quayle

R Ramseyer D. Winovich

J. Doty M. Palumbo

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Library Staff

H. Sheppard M. Deeb

M. Dozer A. Huerster

Ye Olde Book Shoppe has over 600 varied selections.

Driver Training Office Staff

T. Scahel

Drivera^^Mfeg promotes proper^ax'tiiEiidies''',' develops goodr^a^lng habits'! and s t re^^^SSe impcfrllance of t ^ p ^ ^ l g u l a f i n s . T i m ^ M ^ p | s e i S u r a g e an a w a ^ p § of facts Atnd figures ^^ i ja f f iq^ ta l i t ies ,

E. Sweitzer S. Volin L. Zickes C. Zirwes

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SENIORS

Highlight for the One Hundredth and Fifth Class of Graduating

GEORGE R. ANDERSON Varsity Football Track Biology Club Teacher's Aide

NANCY BAGGER S.C. Representative Corridor Aide Terp Representative

JULIUS O. BALDRIDGE Varsity Basketball Varsity Football Varsity Track Varsity Cross Country

BARBARA BARKER French H. S. Marching Band Symphony Orch. Teacher's Aide

ANNE MARIE BECKER Teacher's Aide Corridor Aide

MARIE MICHELE BEHREND Teacher's Aide Nurse's Aide Tea Room Aide

ROGER BENRENDT Decathelon Wrestling

RICK A. BELAN Vanguard Staff Thespians H.S.H. Chairman Key Club

BONNIE BELL Corridor Aide

EDBELLER Radio Operator Cafeteria Aide College Representative

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Seniors Is January 25, 1966

i President—Jim Dickinson

CLIFF BIAS Intramurals

JEFFREY BILKANICH Corridor Aide Intramurals Biology Club

VIRGINIA BOLTA Ger H. S. Gym Leaders Vanguard Staff Teacher's Aide

JACQUELINE BORTHWICK Cafeteria Aide Teacher's Aide

RAYMOND BOWER Cafeteria Aide Movie Guard

EILEEN BRENT Intramurals Teacher's Aide Cafeteria Aide F.T.A.

VERONICA ELAINE BURGESS Gym Leaders Y-Teens Jr. Achievement Library Aide

NANCY BURGUND F.T.A. S. C. Representative H. S. H. Checker Intramurals

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NANCY BUSANUS Teacher's Aide "Carousel" Y-Teens Senior Play

PAUL J . BUTERA Terp Staff Thespians "Thieves Carnival' Cafeteria Aide

DANIEL A. BUTTOLPH Sports Editor Feature Editor Editor -in-chief S. C. Representative

JUDY A. CANTLIN S. C. Representative Teacher's Aide Cafeteria Aide Book Shop Aide

ALICE CANTRELL Teacher's Aide Office Aide P.A.C.E. Tutor Corp

DONALD CASE Cross Country Track Intramurals

WILLIAM L. CHAPO J. V. Basketball Radio Room H.S.H. Chairman Cafeteria Aide

DOROTHY B. COONEY Teacher's Aide Art Club

WILLIAM COSTARAS Chess Team S. C. Representative Cafeteria Aide

LORA L. CREAGER Teacher's Aide Corridor Aide Intramurals Volunteer Worker

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CYNTHIA CZARNY S.C. Representative Bookstore Aide Intramurals Gym Leaders

RUSSELL CZELLATH CHARLOTTE B. DANKULIC DONNA JEAN DAVIE

RONALD DAVIS Varsity Bowling Intramurals

Thespians Band Wrestling S.C. Representative

Math Honorary Bowling Team F.T.A. English Tutor

Art Guild Nurse's Aide F.T.A. Flashers

BEN J . DAWSON Radio Production World Affairs Club Library Aide Chemistry Aide

JACQUELINE DEPOMPEI Homecoming Queen Marsh-Mellos Vanguard Staff Gym Leader—Pres.

DONALD DESESSA Band Intramurals 11A Class Pres. Gymnastics

Reigning at Homecoming Dance October 2, 1965

King Hugh Ruffing Queen Jackie DePompei

Vice-President—Julie Leone

JAMESjDJCJONSON 1 2 A ^ S ^ s . S.C. Representative RadioVRporn Oper. H.S.H.H!jHalrman

MARTIN DORR H.S.H. Chairman S.C. Representative Cafeteria Aide

RICHARD FABIAN J.V. Football Intramurals Cafeteria Aide

KEITH RICHARD FAUST J.V. Basketball Mgr. Varsity Basketball Mgr. Intramurals Teacher's Aide

MARCIA L. FAUST Teacher's Aide

GARY FERGUSON Varsity Football J.V. Football Cafeteria Aide

SALLY FLEISCHER Math Honorary Rhythmette S.C. Secretary 11A Class Vice-Pres.

DEAN G. FLETCHER H.S.H. Chairman

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PATRICK J . GALBINCEA Terp Staff Teacher's Aide Intramurals

MARY RITA GAVIN

SANDRA GRABNEGGER Marching Band Teacher 's Aide DAN GRAHOVAC

VALERIE LOUISE GRAY Choir F.N.A. Teacher's Aide College Representative

CHARLES JOHN GRITTNER W.J.M.H. Station Mgr. Cafeteria Aide

WILLIAM HACKENBERG J.V. Football Wrestling Cafeteria Aide Intramurals

KAREN L. HAEBERLE Rhythmette 12A Class Sec. Gym Leader Choir

WILLIAM HANNEMANN Corridor Aide Teacher's Aide Intramurals Cafeteria Aide

KAREN HANRAHAN H.S.H. Checker Waitress Club F.T.A. Biology Tutor

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NANCY E. HELLER Teacher's Aide

JO ANN HELMAN Office Aide Attendance Aide Intramurals

LINDA LEE HERRIN Homecoming Queen Cnd. Track Queen Cnd. H.S.H. Checker Sr. Representative

LINDA HILL

LINDA HOEHN Varsity Cheerleader Marsh-Mellos 11A Class Vice-Pres. Welfare & Standards Comm.

BILLY RAY HOGUE Intramurals Wrestling J.V. Football Corridor Aide

VIOLET HONEN Volunteer Worker Tea Room Aide

ROBERT HUBBARD Corridor Aide

Twenty-one days of counting money for the United Appeal

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JEFFREY HUBLEY FreriM^^S. AcacfefjiS/Team S.C. wlgsurer Math Honorary

MARY HUERSTER H.S.H. Checker Art Guild Book Shop Aide Biology Tutor

MARY ANN JANCIGAR SHARON I. JAROS S.C. Representative Corridor Aide Cafeteria Aide Bowling Team

Math Honorary Marsh-Mellos College Aide F.T.A.

CAROLYN JONES F.N.A.--Treas. Dispensary Aide Sr. Informal Comm.

MARY KASPER Choir Marsh-Mellos Teacher's Aide Ribbon Committee

ALLAN KERRICK J.V. Football Wrestling Spanish Club Concert Band

THOMAS A. KIRALY Intramurals Wrestling J.V. Football H.S.H. Chairman

TIM KIRALY S.C. Representative Key Club World Affairs Club H.S.H. Chairman

JOHN KISH

Advertisement characters add to the United Appeal Drive.

SALLY KITCHEN "Carousel" Marsh-Mellos Orchestra All-City Orch.

ERNEST W. KLECHKA Varsity Football Varsity Wrestling 12A Class Treas. Visual Aide

LINDA E. KLECHKA Latin H.S. Vanguard Staff Terp Staff Sr. Representative

DEMITRIA SANDRA KOUZELOS French H.S. Gym Leaders Choir Vanguard Staff

JAMES KOVACH Corridor Aide Intramurals

THOMAS EDWARD KRAL Band Intramurals Marching Band All-City Orch.

ROSEMARY LANZILOTTA Teacher's Aide Tea Room Aide

LEON LAZAROWSKI Wrestling Cafeteria Aide S.C. Representative Stage Craft

MILDRED G. LEEGE Waitress Club Cafeteria Aide

JULIE J . LEONE 12A Class Vice-Pres. H.S.H. Comm.—Sec. S.C. Executive Board Rhythmette

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DOLORES R. LIMPERT S.C. Representative Dispensary Aide Intramurals Teacher's Aide

LINDA JEAN LOFTUS Choir Gym Leaders French H.S. P.A.C.E. Tutor Corps

PATjLUDWIG Rhythiijfette Cap. S.C.YSecretary C i t y l | | i e S.C.--Vice Pres. FrenchjH.S.

PHYLLISJ&aeLACHLAN Rhy thfisrejrC o - c ap. Latin Hfilj French Tutor Sr. Informal Chair.

JUDITH MADER F.T.A. Teacher's Aide Office Aide P.A.C.E. Tutor Corps

JOHN MAGLIC Corridor Aide Intramurals

ALEX MAKSYMIAK Intramurals Decathalon Corridor Aide 11A Ping-pong Cham.

MICHAEL MALONE French H.S. Orchestra Intramurals Sr. Representative

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MARJORIE MARCY Ger. H.S.—Sec. Vanguard Staff Teacher's Aide Cafeteria Aide

MAUREEN MARKS H.S.H. Checker Glee Club

DAVE MARSHALL Track Cross Country H.S.H. Chairman Projection Club

LINDA MASKOW Marsh-Mellos All-City Chorus Teacher's Aide S.C. Representative

LINDA SUE MATHEWS Glee Club Cafeteria Aide Teacher's Aide Terp Representative

BRENDA E. MEADOR S.C. Representative Waitress Club Intramurals Office Aide

GARY R. MENSZYK MathyRSSS? Nat. Merife'Semi.

VINCENT MILETI Nat.JSteespians Bandit MarsB-^lfellos It's Aerfaemic

TOM MORTENSON Intramurals

DAVID MULVENNA Corridor Aide Teacher's Aide Intramurals

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BARBARA J . MUMAU H.S.H. Checker Teacher's Aide Cafeteria Aide Corridor Aide

RICHARD MURTON Varsity Football Varsity Basketball 11A Class Treas.

PAMELA NICHOLS Corridor Aide

KAREN OKRASKA Gym Leaders F.T.A. Teacher's Aide Vanguard Staff

RICHARD OWEN LINDA L. PARSONS Y-Teens Teacher 's Aide Glee Club

JUDITH PAWUL F.T.A.--Pres. Teacher's Aide H.S.H. Checker S.C. Representative

MICHAEL PETITTI Movie Guard

Students frequent the college room to obtain information of furthering their education.

Mr. Bauer congratulates Mr. Chilar upon his new appointment.

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Class Treasurer—Ernie Klechka

Marshall's School Treasurer—Mrs. Reidler

NOREEN V. PFALLER "Carousel" Marching Band Orchestra Teacher's Aide

JANET DE'ANE PHILLIPS Library Aide Y-Teens Intramurals Glee Club

JAMES W. PLOTZ Orchestra Wrestling Mgr. Teacher's Aide LARRY G. POWELL

JOANNE THERESE POWERS JOHN PRBULSKY Senior Play S.C. Representative P.A.C.E. Tutor Corps H.S.H. Chairman MARY ANN PROSOWSKI Terp Staff Chess Team Teacher's Aide Teacher's Aide Intramurals Volunteer Worker

TERRY PRUDHOE J.V. Football Varsity Football Intramurals

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BETTY RABUNG S.C. Representative Majorettes Welfare & Standards Comm. Choir

LINDA REHAK Intramurals Cafeteria Aide Vanguard Staff

KURT WOLFGANG RICHTER NANCY L. RITTER Ger. H.S. Marching Band Vanguard Artist H.S.H. Chairman

Var. Cheerjgader Cap. Ger. HM.%] Gym Lesrap's--Vice-Pres. Welfare Standards Comm.

HUGH RUFFING WILLIAM RUSSELL S.C.\:Presi3ent Track Cross Country Math Honorary

Noon Movie Oper. Teacher's Aide Phys. Ed. Aide Power Mach. Aide

ROBERT GLENN RUTLEDGE Biology Club Track Advanced Band Teacher's Aide

RAY SANCHEZ S.C. Representative Varsity Football Intramurals Cafeteria Aide

WILLIAM A. SENYAK RICHARD W. SCHURK J.V. Football Choir Biology Club

Varsity Football J.V. Basketball

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DONALD SHAW Noon Movie Oper. Intramurals

ALISON SIMON Teacher's Aide Humanities Intramurals Dramatics

JOSEPH SHEMO Cross Country Trado-5 § H.S .H. Cliilrman Ger. HTsf

JOSEPH SIEBERT Wrestling S.C. Representative H.S.H. Chairman Cafeteria Aide

ROBERTA SMEDLEY Vanguard Staff Variety Show "Carousel" Modem Dance Festival

ART SNOW Cross Country Terp Staff

KENNETH A. SBLVAY J.V. Football Cross Country H.S.H. Chairman Intramurals

SUSAN SNYDER Varsity Cheerleader H.S.H. Committee Gym Leaders S.C. Representative

SENIOR

INFORMAL

"66 A Go-Go"

ANN STABENAU Office Aide Y-Teens

WILLIAM STALLARD Intramurals Wrestling Bowling

SHARON STALZER Cafeteria Aide

LAVERNE D. STEITZ Waitress Club F.N.A. Volunteer Worker Ribbon Committee

MARILYN A. STETKA F.N.A.--Vice Pres. Volunteer Worker Terp Representative Dispensary Aide

BARBARA LEE TAYLOR Teacher's Aide Corridor Aide

LINDA TAYLOR Rhythmette H.S.H. Checker Teacher's Aide Intramurals

RONALD CARL THORNE Intramurals

JANET JEAN TISCHLER Bowling Team Teacher's Aide Cafeteria Aide Y-Teens

JEAN M. TOMASCH Waitress Club Teacher's Aide Bowling Team Volunteer Worker

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BRUCE THOMAS H.S.H. Chairman Nick Giantonic Award

CHARLES WILLIAM TROUTMAN J.V. Football Varsity Football S.C. Representative

DONNA LYNN VALEK Glee Club Teacher's Aide Oasis Aide Office Aide

JUDYJjiAMzALLEN M aj or^pjgSf'Po - c ap. French Ai&f- - Pres. Nat. Thespian Soc. Buckeye Girls' State

NANCY VANNUCCI S.C. Representative Teacher's Aide Cafeteria Aide Intramurals

WILLIAM VANNUCCI J.V. Football Varsity Football Production Wood Cafeteria Aide

REIN VAN SPANCKEREN

THOMAS VENTURA Jr . Achievement Corridor Aide Movie Guard RICHARD VENUS

GEORGE VORELL Visual Aide

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VANGUARD STAFF--Rick Belan, George Zivich, Virginia Bolta, Sue Weidner, Dee Kouzelos, Karen Okraska, Bobbi Smedley, Jackie DePompei, and Miss Luckay.

LOUIS J . M. WAGNER

RICHARD L. WALKER J.V. Football Track H.S.H. Chairman

GEORGE WARD J.V. Football S.C. Representative Corridor Aide Intramurals

NANCY WEIDNER FrencjrffcS.—Sec. VarsiS^pieerleader Math Honorary—Vice Pres. Gym LWders

SUSAN WEIDNER Nurse's Aide Glee Club Vanguard Staff

KAREN WEIGAND Corridor Aide Teacher's Aide Cafeteria Aide Prom Committee

JOYCE A. WERNER S.C. Vice-Pres. City-Wide S.C. Math Honorary Gym Leaders- -Treas.

KENNETH WILL J.V. Football Photography Club

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DIANNA WILLIAMS Glee Club F.T.A. Y-Teens

DAVID G. WILSON Mixed Chorus Printing

MARIE WILSON Attendance Aide

GAYLE WINTRICH Office Aide Teacher's Aide Attendance Aide

DAVID WULFF Wrestling

CATHY YUZVA Glee Club Mixed Chorus Ribbon Committee

ROBERT L. ZELLARS J.V. Football J .V. Basketball Track H.R. Representative

JOHN ZIROS Nat. Thespian Soc. Radio Engineer

GEORGE J . ZIVICH Vanguard Staff H.S.H. Chairman Teacher's Aide Cafeteria Aide

MICHAELJOHN ZOLIDIS Ger. Hs|j»° Nat. Thespian Soc. Math Honorary It's Academic

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M ROBERT'S mmm • ACADEMY OF • • BEAUTY CULTURE | ANNOUNCES THE ADVANCEMENT IN STATE REQUIREMENTS FROM 1250 to 1500 Hours, Effective October 15th. Work done the public by advanced students under supervision.

Enroll now at our standard low rates. Classes start every first & thrid Monday of each month.

Latest in modern fac i l i t ies , air condi t ioning, plenty of free parking, excel lent , qual i f ied training staff.

For Further Information Cal l M r . Wil l iams at OR 1-2626

3873 Rocky River Drive Kamm's Corners Cal l OR 1-2626

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KAMM'S PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER

17400 Lorain Avenue

Cleveland, Oh io

Phone 671-3100

Bettina Barbarine

WHITE ORCHID BRIDAL SALON

Complete Bridal-Land

13523 Detroit A v e . Lakewood, Oh io

Open Dai ly T i l l 9 P . M Hall Rental

Where the Family Bowls

umoic 17606 Lorain Avenue Cleveland 1 1 , Ohio OR 1-5212 44111

Bob Barthelman, Prop,

In Appreciation of Your Support in

Maintaining Our Honor Study Hall System

TEDOLESKI-AND H.S.H. COMMITTEE

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THE STUDENT COUNCIL OF J . M . H .

WISHES HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS

TO THE JANUARY CLASS OF

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J.M.H. BOOSTERS

A DRIVING ORGANIZATION

BEHIND THE J . M . H . ATHLETIC PROGRAM

AND OTHER WORTH WHILE PROJECTS

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