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John Marshall High School

Alumni News

PO Box 16678, Rocky River, OH 44116-0678

www.jmhalumni.com (440) 356-0249

Volume 43 Number 1

Spring 2016

From the President’s

Desk…..

The New John Marshall opened on time

in August 2015. Arriving students were

welcomed to the first day with a greeting

line outside the main entrance (called a

clap in), consisting of teachers, alumni

and local residents. Over 1,500 students

came in that day to a school built for

1,220. Since then, the enrollment has

dropped to about 1,300. The school was

dedicated on Thursday September 24,

2015. The School Board and many Local

and State Politicians were there. That

evening, there was an open house for the

neighborhood. On Saturday September

26, 2015, there was an Alumni Open

House attended by about 1,500.

One thing is for sure, this is NOT the old

John Marshall. Yes, they have included

many reminders of the old JMHS. A lot

of the exterior stonework from the old

building is visible. Most Alumni thought

the new school was beautiful. A number

of alumni said they wished we had a

school like this when we attended. I did

unfortunately receive several E-mails

from Alumni, telling me that they would

NEVER go through the new school, be-

cause they want to remember it as it was.

I hope they reconsider.

The most popular areas of the new

school with Alumni were the Alumni

Hallway and the Alumni Plaza. Many

Alumni sat in the plaza for quite awhile,

looking at the hundreds of pavers with

names of friends or teachers that are

there. We will have installed dozens

more pavers by this spring, and still have

room for more. The Alumni Hallway is

also the entrance to the main gym. The

Hallway contains seven trophy cases and

plaques of seventy plus JMHS Hall of

Fame Inductees. Several of the old build-

ing’s features are incorporated in this

area. The gym is very attractive with the

large IMA symbol at center court. All

hallways in the school are wide and col-

orful. Most of the classrooms are bigger

and impressive. Each room even has its

own temperature control.

I hope many more of you can stop in and

see the new school at any future events

The football field has been reseeded and

fencing and cleanup are scheduled for

completion by September 2016. As of

this printing, no new stands are sched-

uled. We do plan for an Alumni night at

the First JMHS Home Game. Please

watch our web page for details.

www.jmhalumni.com.

Thanks to all Alumni who contributed

last year Enough funds were donated to

cover our newsletter and operating funds

for 2015.

Ken Tischler, 1/57

2015 Newsletter Issues

Last year’s newsletter mailing proved to

be ‘daunting”. There were duplicates,

misprints and blanks, jammed machines

and we think many of the 440— zip

codes were not delivered..

So, we’ve made some changes this

year—fewer pages and reunions being

announced within the Where Are They

Now section.

Also- households with multiple gradu-

ates ‘living’ at that residence should only

be receiving one copy of the newsletter..

Please submit current address for an

individual copy.

John Marshall Alumni Association President

Ken Tischler 1/57

Vice President Joyce (Kouba) Murphy 6/58

Secretaries Deborah (Quillin) Fought 6/76 Recording

Elaine (Schultz) Staley 6/68 Corresponding

Treasurer Doug Smorag 6/76

Board of Trustees Deborah (Quillin) Fought 6/76

Judy Gilson 1/70

Susan Kirst 6/58

Maria (DeLuca) McKee 6/74

Joyce (Kouba) Murphy 6/58

Doug Smorag 6/76

Cliff Schmidt 1/60

Elaine (Schultz) Staley 6/68

Tom Thompson 6/81

Ken Tischler 1/57

Ray Vorell 6/69

Newsletter Editor

Judy Gilson 1/70 & Deborah Fought 6/76

Webmaster-EStore Tom Thompson 6/81

Database

Elaine Staley, Judy Gilson

Statistician—Andy Mathews 1/70

Bicks/Pavers—Darlene (Welther) DiCato 6/65

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Notes from the President’s Desk /

Newsletter Update 1

Meet the Principals /Contents 2

Principals Cont. Foreign Exchange-

Sports/ Personnel Changes/

Student Volunteers 3

Scholarships / Alumni Updates/

Hall of Fame /Raffle Winners 4

Where are they now?

Reunions Dates throughout 5-13

Technology / Volunteers

Are you a Twin? 13

Financial Report/Major Donors

In Memory of / Other Donations 14

JMH Bricks / Open House 15

Bricks / Merchandise 16

Final Roll Call 17-18

Response Form 19

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Inside this issue:

Four Prinicipals aat the new John Marshall!

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Tiffiany James, the principal of

JMH at Shuler, assumed her new

position last fall as 11th and 12th

Grade Principal. Seven of her 17

years of service as an educator have

been with CMSD. Currently a doc-

toral candidate, Ms. James remains

committed to strengthening the part-

nerships she has already nurtured in the John Marshall

community. She has provided some continuity for students

who have now “returned” for the first time to W. 140th and

for those who attended the 9th grade academy at Haw-

thorne. School culture is quite different - there’s a need for

flexibility and dealing with class sizes. Students used to

work on an 8 period day, but now work in 4 blocks a day,

each at 86 minutes and on an A/B day schedule where 8

subjects are covered over 2 days for a semester.

Sara Kidner has brought three years

of principal experience at Success

Tech to the John Marshall School of

Civic and Business Leadership. Pre-

viously, she designed the curriculum

for the national Cristo Rey Network

of Schools served locally at Saint

Martin de Porres High School as its

Work Study Director, training stu-

dents in business internships at over 140 companies in

Cleveland. You can follow her on twitter @sarakidner and

visit the coffee shop her students will be opening on cam-

pus along with a student-run credit union. She is looking

forward to “lots of service-learning, mentors, shadowing,

and civic and business leaders helping present curriculum

and career paths” during the school day. Her office will

coordinate all the campus-wide community engagement

and communication

(Continued on page 3)


Chelsey Cook will be coordinating

students from her school to manage

the website and social media for at

least her school, which is the John

Marshall School of Information

Technology (IT). Cook previously

served as STEM Magnet Coordina-

tor for the San Antonio district. Inte-

grating her science teaching back-

ground; she planned and implemented the Code HS pro-

gram and earned recognition as not only the second largest,

but among the best in the nation. The School of IT will fo-

cus on computer science: software knowledge, “basic cod-

ing for things like phone apps and websites” and

“bioinformatics, where students will learn about sequenc-

ing our genome.” Snap Lab has been offered as an extra-

curricular where students will work with representatives

from the Cleveland Museum of Art’s west side satellite,

Transformer Station, to learn about visual literacy by using

photography apps. They are already partnering with NASA

and Hyland Software for more enrichment and career

awareness.

(Continued from page 2) Timothy Primus has brought 10

years of experience as a Technology

Coordinator and Engineering teacher

to his new position as Principal of

John Marshall School of Engineer-

ing. Mr. Primus previously served

the Durham Public School District in

North Carolina as Assistant Principal before joining the

Aspiring Principal Program at CMSD where he was as-

signed to New Tech East.

For the School of Engineering, students will take part in

community service projects. The Engineering art teacher

will be working with teachers/students from Max Hayes to

create art that can be displayed throughout the district.”

*Articles and photos for principals and foreign exchange students are summarize and reprinted with permission from Bellaire Puritas Development Corporation,

September 2015 Newsletter.

Foreign

Exchange Students at

JMH For 4 years, Anna Langley and her

husband have opened their home

to foreign exchange students from

all over the globe. This past year

they had 2 students – Maggie from

China and Sophie from Germany. The Langleys chose to move

to West Park and close to John Marshall, because the school has

been so welcoming and offers ‘real American high school expe-

rience. Langley is the regional coordinator for Academic Year

in America (AYA) and is glad the CMSD and JMH have been

willing to open their doors to the program. the exchange students

get to experience America, learn a new culture, advance their

English skills, and make new friends across cultures. Host fami-

lies are able to choose a carefully screened student and they must

provide their student, for either five or 10 months. with two

meals a day and a place to sleep and study. Host families can

claim a charitable tax deduction for hosting a student. AYA is

sponsored by the American Institute for Foreign Study (AIFS)

Foundation, founded in 1967 by the late Senator Robert F. Ken-

nedy. To learn more, call Anna Langley at 216.376.9933 or

email her at [email protected]

Special Group of Student Volunteers

Special thanks to the following students from Mr. Harvey’s,

Ms. Lahti’s and Ms. Dodson’s classes for assisting in cleaning

and getting the trophies ready to be placed in the cases:

Corde Barnwell, Terell Nichols, Emily Kamp, Duran Davis,

Erika Russell, Gabrielle McDuffie, Kyle Martin, Ly Nguyen,

William Sims Jr., Lenny Santana, Swayne Smith, Libby

Rabb, Kelly McNamara, and David Luong.

Sports Update!

For the 2015 school year trophies, were received in the follow-

ing sports: COED Golf—2nd place, COED Soccer—2nd place,

Girl’s Volleyball—2nd place, and Tennis—1st place! Con-

grats to all! So far for this year 2015-2016, the Girl’s Swim

team finished 2nd in the city and the Boy’s finished 3rd.. Wres-

tlers Keen Nieves, Mitchell Topkins and Donald Paulton fin-

ished 2nd in their classes. This year’s foreign exchange student,

Dean Salle, a sophomore, broke the 500 meter freestyle record

with a time of 4 minutes 52 seconds.

On February 24, 2016, JMH hosted its first tournament basket-

ball game—round one. The boys faced Valley Forge and for 3

quarters held the lead by 3 points. However the final score was

Valley Forge 75, JMH 66. It was a good game with a fairly

good crowd in attendance.

Also on that night, AD Joe Gilbert, presented our Super Bowl

Trophy. This trophy was given to all high schools which had a

graduate participate in a Super Bowl over the last 50 years. Our

representative was Tom Stincic 1/65, who played for the Dallas

Cowboys in two Super Bowls, V and winning in VI..

Many Personnel Changes!

Last June several teachers retired, moved out of state, or were

reassigned due to the new design of the educational program at

John Marshall. Those retiring were: Robert Fast—Math teach-

er and JMH 78, Dan McMillan—Computer and JMH 72, An-

drea Longauer and Jeffrica Pollard. Brenda Petty-Brown

remarried and moved out of state . Thank you for being an inte-

gral part of the JMH community. To all and those reassigned,

you ARE part of our JMH family and hopefully we will contin-

ue to hear of your adventures!


2015 Scholarship Recipients

Alumni Update

Open House Raffle Winners Congratulations to Linda (Bohay) Cimo, 6/69 and Louise

Vertal, 1/65. They both won the blankets with the JMH photos

of ‘OUR’ building for making a donation. Louise donated hers

back to us for another raffle. Also, a Special Thank you to

Louise for donating a laptop to us in a major time of need! Obituary and Military Research

Andy Mathews, former Alumni President, has remained active

with the Alumni Association He diligently searches the obits

daily. If a name sounds familiar, he confirms whether or not that

person was a JMH grad, parent or family member. Much of the

time he does find a connection, which helps us find other lost

members. When reporting a death, please provide an obit, the

link from the newspaper it was found or submit a funeral card or

funeral program. By the way, we hope to have a symbol supplied

to the Plain Dealer soon, so that JMH grads can have it included

in the obits as West Tech and other schools have done for years.

Andy has also been compiling a list of all who have served in the

military. We do have a WWII plaque for those who gave their

lives during that conflict. However, no recognition has been cre-

ated (yet) for those who died or were POW in Korea, Vietnam, or

Iraq/Afghanistan, but we do have several names. Unfortunately

we know there may be some others. Occasionally we come

across one or two - but YOUR assistance would be appreciated.

We would like to honor those heroes soon. Please don't forget to

submit those who served and survived - we'd like their names,

class year, branch, rank, assignment and any recognitions re-

ceived. Submit to our PO BOX 16678, Rocky River OH 44116

-0678 or email to [email protected].

At the Senior Awards Assembly in May, scholarships from the

Alumni Association were awarded to five graduating seniors.

Jordan Dunn plans to attend the Univer-

sity of Akron to major in Psychology. She

would eventually like to work with men-

tally ill patients after graduation. Jordan

graduated in the upper 10% of her class

with a GPA of 4.0 with studies in the

Honors’ Program. She was President of

the senior class and a member of the soft-

ball team and the golf team. Jordan was

also an active member of the Yearbook

staff.

Katlin Tennant plans to attend Cleveland

State University to major in physical

health sciences. She would like to become

a physical therapist. Katlin graduated third

in her class with a GPA of 4.1 with studies

in the Honors’ Program. She was a mem-

ber of the National Honor Society and the

Upward Bound Program. Katlin was also

a member of the cross country team and

the Anime Club. She was recognized as

one of the top students for excellent academic success by the

Rotary Club of Cleveland in March 2015.

Kashle Rivera plans to attend Cleveland

State University. She hopes to become a

nurse upon graduation. She graduated

with a GPA of 3.0 with studies in the

Honors’ Program. Kashle was a member

of the JMH varsity tennis team and was

the captain of the team during her 11th

and 12th grade. She also participated in

the College Now Program.

Ceccilliah Price graduated with a GPA

of 3.4 with studies in the Honors’ Pro-

gram. She will attend The Ohio State

University to major in Dental Hygiene.

Ceccilliah was a member of the NHS at

Marshall and High Tech Academy. She

also was a member of the Yearbook

Club. Ceccilliah attended the CHAMPS

summer program at Cleveland State Uni-

versity.

Tabitha Manchook plans to attend Cuya-

hoga Community College to major in nurs-

ing. She hopes to eventually become a nurse

in the nursery unit taking care of newborns.

She graduated with a GPA of 2.5. She has

been active on the Decoration Committee

and other JMH senior class committees.

Tabitha was also a high school cheerleader.

Past Alumni Scholarship Winners

Please update us on your status—

what are you doing now!

Congratulations to the

2015 Hall of Fame Inductees L-R: Diane (Orsagh) Grendell, Ken Kubach, Russell

Wooten, Dr. Norma (Tichenor) Conner-Wall, Col. Thomas

Roshetko, Bishop Elizabeth Eaton, James Grayshaw, Rich-

ard Marco, Dr. Carl Locke Not Pictured—Richard Orsagh,

Adelbert Busha,(dec), Dudley Taw (dec)


mates.”

Stanley Maletic (6/47) Parma, OH

Jane (Gavlak) Zaher (1/48) Ashland,

OH

Mildred (Swegle) Betcher (1/48) Dun-

nellon, FL would like to connect with

any alumni from 1/48. Her husband

Warren C Betcher left JMH in the 10th

grade for the Marines. We were married

in 1951 and have lived in Florida all

these years.

Shirley Lausch (6/48) Brunswick Hills,

OH

H. Robert Wismar, Jr. (6/48) Cleve-

land, OH

Harold Goodwin (1/49) Berea, OH

Jack Gallagher (1/49) Glen Ellyn, IL

Janet (Lavandosky) Osborn (1/49)

Westlake, OH loves living in Westlake

and watching great grandchildren with

her daughter.


Where are they now?

We do the best we can to compile and

print information accurately—we just

don’t have the manpower to verify all

info. Please accept our apologies in

advance if there is an error.

1940s Lawrence Barteleme (1/40) North Roy-

alton, OH wants all to know “I’m doing

well at 94!”

Walter Pack (1/41) Walter served in

World War II and sent in pictures of

himself and one of his miniature pastel

drawings. Sadly his wife Ann passed

last year. He enjoys reading the JMH

Alumni news.

Clarence Quine (6/41) Strongsville, OH

Ralph Wallace (6/41) Alamo, CA.

Moved to Ohio and attended JMH in his

senior year and would love to hear from

any of his former classmates.

Doris (Wilson) Soucie (6/41) Strongs-

ville, OH

Frances (Sheafer) Malkames (1/42)

Lives in Travers City, MI -“the newslet-

ter brings back so many memories” of

her time at JMH.

Gerda Martin Garcia (6/42) Fairview

Park, OH

Winifred (Varga) Johnson (6/42)

Rocky River, OH

Jean (Stuprich) Furber (6/42)

Westlake, OH celebrated her 90th birth-

day with 81 friends and then honored our

troops with gifts. It was a great party

with lots of food and drinks. Trying for

100 years old, still working, having fun

and grateful for every day.

Shirley (Wilhelmy) Vranderic (6/43)

Houston, TX is also former faculty.

Marjorie (Trentanelli) Coble (6/43)

Aiken, SC, is impressed with the new

school. Enjoys the alumni news.

Eileen (Conant) Kanda (1/44) Rocky

River, OH Enjoys “reading about my

fellow alumni.”

Catherine (McFadden) McNeely (6/44)

Cleveland, OH sends support and asks

that Jane (Storey) Heyink (6/44) be

added to mailing list (we’ve been friends

for many years).

Mr. and Mrs. Peter J Kern (6/45) Par-

ma Heights, OH

Arlene Windau (6/45) Brooklyn, OH

Betty (Whitty) Keeler (6/45) Westlake,

OH enjoying life at Westlake Village.

Still volunteering and appreciates the

great job being done on the JMH news-

letter..

Edgar M Yanoscik (6/45) Houston, TX

still enjoying his retirement.

John Gregor (6/45) Portland, OR

William Baeslack (6/45) Seven Hills,

OH

Carol (Emonds) Mathiott (6/45) Rocky

River, OH. After living in 5 different

homes, has moved to an apartment and

getting used to a different style of living.

Wish there was another reunion, last one

was for 50 years.

Paul T Sayler,

Jr. (6/46) Cleve-

land, OH

Glen Horton, Jr.

(6/46) Brooklyn,

MI Wrote ex-

pressing his ad-

miration of Miss

Poniatowski, his

homeroom teach-

er for four years.

She taught “her

boys” respect for

women, honesty

and how to be

gentlemen. She

encouraged them

to excel in their

classes and

sports. She also

had a positive

influence on his

sisters as their gym teacher.

Richard and June (Dickman) Prock

(6/46) Sarasota, FL sent support and an

update, (we’re still upright).

Charles Jacobson (6/46) Philadelphia,

PA.

Bob Kilbane (1/47) Parma, OH

Adam R Snelly, Jr. (6/47) Brook Park,

OH

Col. Kenneth Q. Burchill (6/47)

Bloomfield Hills, MI writes about his

moving back to Michigan for his Bache-

lor’s and Master’s Degrees from Michi-

gan State. He was deployed to Korea,

spent 39 years in military service and

retired as a “Bird Colonel”. He mentions

“being out of Ohio has unfortunately

resulted in losing track of all my class-

Class of June 1946 70th Reunion

June 6, 2016

Tentative 100th Bomber Group

Call for details!

Russ VanScyoc

440-657-5314

Marie Lindsay Koch

216-267-2367

Class of 46 decided it would be the last get together and honored

the reunion committee for all their work and dedication with certifi-

cates of appreciation - But - One Last Time!!!! See Below!


Norma (Dunson) Cole (1/49) Fairview

Park, OH

Marilyn R. (Schall) Schlup-O’Neal

(1/49) Hoschton, GA, enjoys reading the

alumni news. Recalls attending the Bald-

win Wallace conservatory of music. En-

joys living in the Atlanta area. Is 84

years young and has two successful adult

daughters, one in business and one a

doctor in internal medicine. During first

marriage lived around the world. Wish-

es remaining schoolmates good health

and sends best wishes.

Rev. Charles H Mayer (6/49) moved to

a retirement facility and enjoys the mail-

ing. Lives in Hampton, VA.

Gerald A Lavandosky (6/49) Chesa-

peake, VA “I have enjoyed the recent

newsletter.”

Marilynn J Hoyer (6/49) Cleveland,

OH “excellent writing.”

Carol Todd Vasko (6/49) Fairview

Park, OH

Gene (Eugene) Bauer (6/49) Laverne,

CA, has lived in CA since 1967 and has

7 grandkids and 2 great grandchildren all

living in the area.

1950s Norman Case (1/50) Rocky River, OH

Deshler (1/50) and Nancy (Klinger)

Cameron (6/53) Nevada City, CA

Daniel Weber (6/50) Rancho Cordova,

CA

Donald G Friedl (6/50) Westwood, MA

George (6/50) and Merida

(Harrington) Gardner (6/51) Naples,

FL will be celebrating their 64th wed-

ding anniversary. They just had 7th great

grandchild, with the 8th on the way!

What a rush!

Lois (Douglas) Barner (6/50) Avon,

OH

(Continued from page 5) Allan Bartels (1/51) Litchfield Park, AZ

“is healthy, happy, retired and playing

golf.”

Duane Lewis (6/51) Medina, OH

“thanks for keeping this going. Our fam-

ily were members of Bethany Lutheran

Church. Confirmed there with John Ru-

bin and Bill Fields.”

Anne Austin Jennings (1/52) Scotts-

dale, AZ

Virgil Damian and Pat (Huber) Dami-

an (1/52) Inverness, FL have lived in

Florida since Virgil retired from Cleve-

land Police Dept. They have 3 children,

8 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild.

Pat’s mom, Irene Huber passed this year

at 105 years of age. Their hellos go out

to all their friends and those they don’t

see anymore.

Harry Bally (6/52) Winter Haven, FL “I

would enjoy hearing from former

friends/classmates from 1952 through

1956 whether living in Florida and/or

Ohio or somewhere else. Best wishes,

Harry.” P.S. “Four of my classmates and

their wives and I get together for lunch

each summer when I’m back in Ohio. “

Cecilia (Leonardi) Fox (6/52) Colum-

bus, OH looks for-

ward to getting the

newsletter every

spring.

George J (6/52)

and Sharon

(Shonkwiler)

Porvasnik (6/55)

Middleburg Hts.,

OH

Henry Roenigk,

MD (6/52) Scotts-

dale, AZ is still in

practice of derma-

tology at age 80.

Received honorary

member award from

the American Acad-

emy of Dermatology

in March of 2015.

His son, Randall

Roenigk, is a doctor

in dermatology at

Mayo Clinic and is a

6/74 JMH graduate.

Janet (Sustersic)

Gulliford (6/52)

Strongsville, OH

Warren Harding

(1/53) Rocky River,

OH snowbirds in

Florida.

Elizabeth Hoza Tresler (1/53) “I am

very old – 80 and haven’t a clue about

computers – smart phones, etc. I’m still

getting along with 2 tin cans and a string.

(Don’t have too many folks to chat

with.) Bless you.”

Donna Heil Criddle (6/53) “I’m still in

Virginia – now in the Richmond area.

After retiring from the World Bank in

D.C. I taught at J. Sargeant Reynolds

Community College. I’m still tutoring in

the local GED/ESL program and my

triplet grandchildren are doing great at

school and athletics.”

Samuel F Desanto (6/53) Leeper, PA

owns a rental cabin Cook Forest, PA.

Wayne M Modny (6/53) Simpsonville,

SC

Rita (Jasura) Haveline (6/53) Savan-

nah, GA is glad that JMH alumni found

her and enjoys reading the alumni news.

Richard Chalkley (6/53) Richardson,

TX

Janet M Keltner (6/53) Middleburg

Hts., OH


Class of Jan/Jun 1951 Jumpin’ Jive—It’s 65!

Celebrating mid June 2016 If interested, call ASAP

for date & location Joan (Woide) Banar

440-356-5483 or

Marianne (Sekerak) Byrne

440-331-5925

[email protected]

Class of 1955 Reunion - Looks like they had a blast!


Betty (Thomay) Kerkay (1/54)

Strongsville, OH

Sally Hunter (6/54) Rocky River, OH

Donald Uhrin (6/54) Romeoville, IL He

writes that he listens to the Ohio State

games to keep in touch. Enjoys visiting

Cleveland. On July 6, 2015 he will be

married 56 fast years. He is aging but

doing pretty good.

Virginia M Bock (6/54) Middleburg

Hts., OH

Ronald Gardner (6/54) Dickinson, TX

“say hello to my former classmates, and

God bless them!”

Susan Hemple Legome (6/54) North

Tustin, CA

Leroy L Sathre (6/54) Pomano Beach,

FL

Beverly Stockard (6/54) Middleburg

Hts, OH

Barbara (Kres) Beach (6/54) Madison,

VA retired 3 years ago to Madison, VA

and enjoys traveling to Washington DC

regularly. Loves the country and finds

that even a small farm is big work. Vol-

unteers at an education foundation and at

an international women’s association.

Edwina (Cundy) Murray (6/54) Berea,

OH

Nancy (Buckley) Kaiser (6/54) Sun

Lakes, AZ “thank you for keeping our

alumni alive!”

David Kramer (6/54) Woodland Hills,

CA

Ken MacLaren (6/54) Ottowa Hills,

OH

Charlotte (Dietrich) Isham (1/55) Par-

ma, OH

Robert Pugliese (1/55) Columbus, OH “

Enjoying retirement from psychiatry.

Drinking all the wine I’ve made and

collected over the years.”

Jim McArthur (1/55) Pacific Palisades,

CA “our January ’55 class is overdue for

a reunion. If any classmates live in Cali-

fornia and would enjoy a visit please

contact me: [email protected]”

Frances Weir Horn (1/55) Elyria, OH

“just read in the Plain Dealer that Gene

Gibbons passed. He set many a teenager

atwitter back in the day!”

Janet Andes Bruck (6/55) Rocky River,

OH

Faye Kunsch Reinhardt (6/55) Hilton

Head, SC

Kenneth Bartz (6/55) Los Angeles, CA

(Continued from page 6) Peter Politzer (6/55) Fairview Park, OH

Eleanor (Parobek) Maier (6/55) moved

from Greensboro, NC to Elyria, OH.

Jean (Bauer) Mahovsky (6/55) Ply-

mouth, MN

Richard (1/56) and Anne (Riemer)

Krause (6/58) Hernando, FL. They en-

joy all the news from JMH alumni. Hope

to see the new school on their next trip to

Cleveland. They do not miss the snow

and cold!

Joseph (1/56) and Emmylou (Cheer)

Valore (6/57) Westlake, OH. Joe is still

working at his law firm with his son

Dean. He plays golf with classmates

from JMH 1/56. His twenty year old

grandson thinks “grandpa’s friends are

cool”. Emmy is still knitting, reading,

antiquing and volunteering at Porter Li-

brary in Westlake. They have been mar-

ried 56 years and have 6 grandkids ages

3 to 24 years.

Raymond Vacha (6/56) Mansfield, OH

Frank Savel (6/56) Avon Lake, OH

Arthur W Cooke (6/56) Midland, MI

Roger Ehle (6/56) Traverse City, MI

William McGuire (6/56) Grand Rapids,

MI

Harry O Agee (6/56) Afton, OK retired

from Verizon as Director of State and

Local Taxes in 1997. Living the good

life in Oklahoma after caring for his wife

(Lynn Urick (“52) for eleven years until

her death in 2008. Would enjoy shout

out from classmates.

Gary Inch (6/56) Phoenix, AZ

C Theodore Jaenke (6/56) St. Peters,

MO

Beverly (Meineke) Homolka (6/56)

North Olmsted, OH

Donald and Sandra (Miller) Petrie

(6/56) Jamison, PA Reported “we con-

tinue to see the world having visited 115

different countries to date.”

Dorothy Boesger (6/56) Strongsville,

OH

Steven Kish (6/56) Lutherville, MD

Marianne Hardy (1/57) moved from

Vermilion to Westlake, OH

Judy (Hepkema) Bruinsma (6/57) Col-

orado Springs, CO. Moved to Colorado

last year after 25 years in Pasadena, CA

with her husband of 53 years, Bruce

Bruinsma. They love it, clear air and big

sky. They have 2 grown children. She

was first a teacher, then a financial rep,

and then a flight attendant for American

Airlines. Retired in 2009. Currently

works as a substitute teacher and having

fun.

Eileen Jennings (6/57) Lakewood, OH

Nicholas Damiam (6/57) Henderson,

NV

Robert McGuire (6/57) Middleburg

Hts., OH

John M Straky (6/57) North Royalton,

OH

John Gerber (6/57) Newbury, OH

Ann Wright Criss (6/57) Elyria, OH

“my husband John and I spend most of

our time in Ohio these days. I have ta-

ken up watercolor painting and thorough

-ly enjoy it.”

Louis Tornatzky (1/58) has lived with

spouse Lynette in Los Osos, CA since

2005. Retired from CAL Poly San Luis

Obispo in 2013 where he was a professor

and department chair. Last year he was

elected board member of the Los Osos

CSD which has responsibility for the

community water supply. Water is get-

ting pretty dicey all over the state. He

has five children and five grandchildren.

Since kids and grandkids live every-

where we travel a lot and stay in shape

by hiking and working out in a gym. (Continued on page 8)

The Class of January 1956 60th Reunion

August 20, 2016

Cleveland Yacht Club

Joe Valore

440-835-1978

The Class of June 1956 60th Reunion

August 20, 2016

Aquamarine Club House

Avon Lake

Details will be mailed.

Mona (Hussey) Mason

440-930-9100

[email protected]

Class of Jan/Jun 1957 Spring Luncheon

May 16, 2016 12:00 PM

Beachcliff Tavern, Rocky River

Marilyn (Maclaren) Yesberger

216-403-0792


Gene Lovasy (1/58) Parma Hts, OH

Alan Haines (1/58) Columbus, OH

“since I retired from Prudential Securi-

ties in 2000, my wife and I have been six

months a year in Bonita Springs, FL.

The rest of the year we are in Columbus

with our two sons and three grandkids.”

Donald Randolph (6/58) Evans, GA

“keep up the awesome job because the

newsletter is the best!”

Martin Barbaric (6/58) Cleveland, OH

“I enjoy reading the alumni news”.

Carol (Heck) Peacock (6/58) Wooster,

OH “I finally retired on January 1, 2015

after 50 plus years in education, mostly

as a guidance counselor. Looking for-

ward to retirement, golfing, gardening,

bridge and civic clubs.”

Marian (Zusy) Sundermeier (6/58)

North Royalton, OH

Anthony R Mazzino (6/58) Parma, OH

Neil Schilke (6/58) Rochester Hills, MI

Robert A Franks (6/58) North Ridge-

ville, OH

Ida Mae (Seng) Cowart (6/58) lives in

Tucson, AZ after residing in Durango,

CO for twenty years. Loves the beauty

of the states in the southwest.

Dave Gomersall (6/58) Bay Village,

OH. Has been married 52 years to Ellie

Taylor. He’s still working as a CPA and

investment advisor.

Michon (Noll) Coch (6/58) Broadview

Hts., OH

Judi (Harkus) Naderhoff (6/58) San-

tee, CA

Gene Ewald (6/58) Cuyahoga Falls, OH

Linda (Burgese) Baumbach (6/59)

North Olmsted, OH

Alexandra (Kratsas) Chrysochoos

(6/59) Toledo, OH “celebrated our 50th

(Continued from page 7)

anniversary with family and friends at a

party given by our children last May.”

Charlotte (Link) Meher (1/59) Bruns-

wick, OH

Patricia (Weger) Schroeder (1/59) Es-

tero, FL

Joan (Inglisano) Ciglar (1/59) Paines-

ville, OH

Robert B Tufts (1/59) West Linn, OR

William “Bill” Schuller (6/59) Chil-

licothe, OH “enjoy the newsletter –

thank you”.

Fred Kappeler (8/59) Brunswick, OH

Betty (Koski) Salmon (6/59) Cleveland,

OH

Carol (Cook) Varga (6/59) Burton, OH

James Morrill (6/59) North Royalton,

OH

1960s Robert G Ontolchik (1/60) Upper St.

Clair, PA

Roger Hoy (1/60) North Ridgeville, OH

Bobby Bilt (1/60) Grantville, PA

Robert F Osborne (6/60) Pacifica, CA

“I am a retired United Airlines employee

with 35 years service, lots of free trips”.

David E Jones (6/60) Washington, D.C.

James Malloy (6/60) Brookpark, OH

Bruce James (6/60) Crystal Bay, NV

Joyce Dangel Broom (6/60) Port St.

Lucie, FL

William L Jones (6/60) Oceanside, CA

Joyce (Skoda) Stimac (6/60) Middle-

burg Hts., OH retired and has 5 grand-

children and 2 great grandchildren. She

is a snowbird to Ft. Myers, FL.

Juanita (Hooper) Cain (6/60) Carmel,

CA. “I am enjoying my Carmel home by

the sea and garden. It is a far cry from

Cleveland, but now and then I do miss

autumn leaves and snowflakes.

Walter Dietrich (1/61) Seattle, WA

Leah (Javorek) Glagola (1/61) Bruns-

wick, OH

Robert Ebert (6/61) North Ridgeville,

OH. Retired from teaching at Baldwin

Wallace and active on the boards of Fair-

view Hospital, Lorain County Historical

Society and Society of Automotive His-

torians. Active in the music program of

Community of Faith United Church of

Christ (formerly St. Paul UCC) in Elyria.

Don Meyers (6/61) Twinbrooks, SD

Joyce L Seevers (6/61) Parma Hts., OH

Alan Wragg (6/61) Bedford, NY Re-

calls fondly George Khoury, a wonder-

ful French teacher, Mr. Lazzaro, the

dean of the boys and Mr. Richards,

physical education. Has worked and

lived in New York for more than 40

years. Is currently President/CEO of a

global nonprofit organization in Manhat-

tan. He is married with 4 children and 3

grandchildren. Would love to hear from

fellow classmates.

Barbara Walden (6/61) Pepper Pike,

OH

Judy Weger (6/61) Hudson, FL her next

door neighbor is Violet (Shranko)

Seidel (6/61) and husband Robert, son of

“swing and slide with Clyde”


Class of 1958 Fridays at 4:00PM

May 20, 2016

Berea Union

Terminal Tavern

(Old Pufferbelly)

For other locations and

reservations on

Jul. 22 - Sept 23 - Nov 18

Contact

Susan Kirst

216-251-8645

Class of 1959 Oct. 1, 2016 at 12 noon.

Tony K’s

541 W. Bagley Rd.,

Berea, OH 44017

Donna Marchese

440-888-5173

[email protected]

Open House—9/25/2016—Principal

Tiffiany James with Ed Mulvenna 6/61

and his classic sport car decked

out with IMA.


Robert Staley (1/61) Strongsville, OH is

enjoying retirement by traveling around

the country. Hope everyone is well.

Evelyn (O’Brien) Colwell (6/61) Cler-

mont, FL “now that grandchildren are

grown, we have moved back to Florida.”

Lorraine (Knipper) Herbert (1/62)

Haines City,FL

Judith (Fisher) Joseph (1/62) North

Olmsted, OH

William J Stacho (1/62) Eldersburg,

MD Served in the Army 65-67 in Zwie-

bricken, Germany. From 1967 to 2005

he worked for the Eastman Kodak Co in

Cleveland OH, Baltimore, Rockville and

Gathersburg MD. He now does parts

delivery and many car shows in MD, PA

and DE. He also sells die cast cars in his

spare time.

Sheryl A (Kathe) Strong (6/62) Powder

Springs, GA Moved to Georgia last sum-

mer for some warmer weather. Enjoys

traveling, camping and fun in the sun.

Joanne (Pfingsten) Germuska (1/63)

Brunswick, OH

Mary (Willes) Crawford (1/63) Mid-

dleburg Hts., OH

Doris (Jesen) Matuszak (6/63) Clem-

mons, NC

John W Bloom (6/63) Brownsburg, IN

“I enjoy being Papa to our 6 grandkids,

doing community service with Kiwanis

Club of northwest Indianapolis and tak-

ing our annual trip to our timeshare in

Aruba.”

Marilyn (Germuska) Best (6/63) Avon

Lake, OH

Larry and Sharon (Olds) James (6/63)

Dallas, TX

Carol (Schupp) Ward (6/63) Lake-

wood, OH. “I really enjoy reading the

JMH newsletter.”

Susan (Charles) Madden (6/63)

Strongsville, OH.

Ronald G Struhar (1/64) Mesquite, NV

Jeri-Lynn Kellogg (1/64) Albuquerque,

NM

Marilyn (Pietschman) Lube (1/64) Oca

-la, FL

Carolyn (Roberts) Frederich (6/64)

Pickerington, OH

Ronald Gerboc (6/64) North Olmsted,

OH

Danford L Sabo (6/64) Kailua Kona, HI

Kenneth Yaroma (6/64) Bluffton, SC


25 years as staff OB-GYN. Now work-

ing as obstetric hospitalist. Wife Laura,

works as a labor and delivery nurse.

They have three daughters. Oldest

daughter was married in October, 2014.

Kathy (Dubbins) Gaddis (6/66)

Worthington, OH

Cheryl (Waldeck) Terwoord (6/66)

Sugarville, GA “Living down in

“Hotlanta” and anticipating retirement.”

Tom Braund (6/66) Monument, CO

Still enjoying the foothills of Colorado.

Teaching math and loving the outdoors.

Bob Grace (6/66) North Royalton, OH

Celebrating 43 years as President and

CEO of Great Lakes Underwater Ser-

vices, LLC. Providing industrial and

transportation marine engineering and

contracting services. In 2014 we became

#1 in underwater 3D sonar scanning

imagery. His son Anthony Grace is our

Vice President of Operations.

Karen (Bungard) Piter (6/66) Salem,

OR

Dale (6/66) and Brenda (Kelly) Alexan-

der (6/66) Westlake, OH

Joe Jelson (1/67) The Villages, FL

Linda Mayberry McLean (1/67) Avon

Lake, OH

Joan Hendrickson Minoff (1/67) Sara-

sota, FL

Jean (Barbara) Hahn Mosier (1/67)

Corydon, IN “Thank you for the updates

and all your hard work.”

Philip W Boyko (6/67) Houston, TX

since 1975. Graduated in 1977 from

South Texas College of Law in Houston.

Married to Linda Boyko from Cleveland

Heights HS, whom he met at Ohio State.

They have two children, daughter Tova,

35, and a son Evan, 31. Evan is also a

lawyer.

George Wissman (6/67) Lexington,

KY, retired after 46 years with IBM/

Lexmark. So pleased to see recognition

given Norma Tichenor inducted into the

Hall of Fame. Well deserved. “I am (Continued on page 10)

“have been retired 11 years from the

sales transportation industries. Now liv-

ing in Sun City, Hilton Head, South Car-

olina for 2 ½ years. Have 12 grand-

children, 11 boys and 1 girl, married 23

years to Karen.”

Richard J Kury (1/65) “we still com-

mute between our Virginia home and

Boardman, OH house to keep our north/

south perspective with our retired

“racing greyhound” aka Wilson. Current

count is 4 adult kids, 9 grandchildren

and 8 great grandchildren who keep us

busy with a “dumb” phone instead of a

smartphone. Looking forward to 50th

reunion if we can make it. Thank you for

tracking me down over the years with

my various military assignments.”

Janice (Hampton) Mattingly (1/65)

Westlake, OH. Getting ready to retire for

good as a volunteer coordinator of

Westlake’s Meals on Wheels program.

Husband Bruce retired April of 2015 and

it’s time for fun!

Walter Wolf (6/65) St. Clair Shores, MI

Marianne Cunningham (1/65) Berea,

OH “I look forward to receiving the

newsletter. Used to receive it at my Con-

necticut address but have not for several

years. Thank you! “

Linda (Lucic) Liefer (1/65) Oak Park,

IL

Suzanne Rackoski (6/65) North

Olmsted, OH

Carol (Tintera) Billman (6/65) Jean-

nette, PA

Linda (Boures) Hull (6/65) Hinckley,

OH

Glenn F Sloan (6/65) Shelby Twp, MI

Thomas Maier (6/65) St. Helena, SC

“John Marshall gave me a great founda-

tion in life. My mother and two sisters

also graduated from JMH. Have enjoyed

life with my wife of 45 years, two sons,

their wives and seven grandchildren.”

Susan (Dutton) Moore (6/65) Sullivan,

OH

Jeffrey Hubley (1/66) Nashua, NH.

Retired from Dartmouth-Hitchcock after

The Class of 1965 Saturday, August 20, 2016

6-11pm Holiday Inn

6001 Rockside Road

Independence, OH

Darlene (Welther) DiCato

330-328-9573

Class of June 1966 Class of Jan/Aug Welcome too!

50th Reunion

September 9-10, 2016

Doubletree Hilton, Westlake

Bob Van Bergen 386-931-1093 or

Robert Grace 440-655-2414

[email protected]


ready to relax and travel. I have 3 grand-

children in Columbus, OH and 3 grand-

children in Winnipeg Manitoba Canada.”

Donna Greenwell (6/67) Cleveland, OH

Judy (Plezia) Harding (6/67) Hillsdale,

MI “retired and loving our lake house.”

Cheryl (Cashin) Taylor (6/67) Lincoln

City, OR

Greg Gajewski (1/68) Cleveland, OH

Kaye (Gergen) O’Boyle (1/68) North

Olmsted, OH

Greg Misch (6/68) Stow, OH

James and Lucinda (Cindy McGinnis)

McGucken (6/68) have left Longboat

Key, FL after 6 years as managers of

Sun ‘n Sea vacation-apartments. They

moved to Katy, TX to live near their

daughter, son-in-law and 10 year old

grandson.”

Lynette (Rauner) Reed (6/68) North

Royalton, OH

Anita Lawson (6/68) Dania Beach, FL

“after my diagnosis with a rare lympho-

ma more than 11 years ago, I have raised

more than $50,000 for the leukemia and

lymphoma society, while completing 4

half marathons and 5 long distance bike

rides. I am now training for my tenth

event, a metric century ride – The

Fletcher Flyer in the hills outside Ashe-

ville, NC. I know this won’t be an easy

task at 65, but I am as determined as

ever. If you would like to donate to the

cause you can go to my fundraising

page: http://pages.teamintraining.org/sfl/

fletcher15/alawson.” Update I con-

quered 62 miles of hills in western NC. I

was the third highest fund raiser for

event thanks to your incredible generosi-

ty. The Team in Training cyclists raised

$284,000 for blood cancer research and

patient support programs. This research

found a wonderful new therapy for my

rare disease – 3 pills a day. I’ve taken

them for more than a year with miracu-

lous results! Your willingness to give is

helping all of us with blood cancers!

(Continued from page 9) Anthony Weinert (6/68) Lakewood,

OH

Alice (Kugler) Gill (6/68) Richfield,

OH

Elaine (Schultz) Staley (6/68) Cleve-

land, OH would like to remind her class-

mates that their 50th class reunion will be

in two more years (2018) and this will be

the last formal reunion. Start saving

now! Unanimous vote at the last reunion

is for a catered dinner at a location to be

announced next year.

Nancy (Pajersky) Ingram (6/68) Bell-

brook, OH.

Janice (Young) Weinmeister (6/68)

Cape Coral, FL

Don Andrew Zatroch (1/69) New

Brighton, MN. “Since receiving my

bachelor’s and master’s degrees, I

achieved my goal of participating with

the Appalachian Service Project in June

2015, in Morgan County, TN. This

Christian organization repairs homes in

rural central Appalachia, to make them

“warmer, safer and drier” for the poorest

low-income families. After my careers

as a chaplain, clinical social worker and

mental health therapist for 15 years, I

have been with the Wells Fargo Bank for

16 years in Minneapolis-St.Paul.”

William Rennar (1/69) Allentown, PA

James Turczyk (1/69) Cleveland, OH

John M Zayac (6/69) Cleveland, OH

Nicholas and Helen (Giczi) Deamos

(6/69) Upland, CA

Paul W Gruden (6/69) Cleveland, OH

“I’m alive after 54 years of diabetes,

now am 63.”

Paul Pisarcik (6/69) Litchfield, OH

Janet (Peterson) Jansen (6/69) Brook-

park, OH

Rudolph Horbol (6/69) Cleveland, OH

1970s William P Gerlach (1/70) Westlake,

OH

Patty Jo Butler (6/70) Bowling Green,

OH “Wow! The JMH newsletter was

packed with great info, updates and pho-

tos. You really outdid yourselves and I

truly appreciate your work.”

Edward B and Mary Ellen (Evenden)

Swift (6/70) Woodbridge, VA. “Hope

you are all doing OK. We are hanging in

there not liking winter at all, but haven’t

had it as bad as Cleveland.”

Dr. Perry Robinson (6/70) Wellington,

FL

James Bowles (6/70) Cleveland, OH

Elaine Turczyk Edelstein (6/70) New

Albany, OH

Jean (Voelger) Imperatore (6/70) New

Port Richey, FL Retired last year after

almost 40 years in education, teaching

math. (Thank you Mr. Van Allen).

Jeffrey D Rau (1/71) Chesapeake, VA

Patricia (Brennan) Hays (6/71)

Westlake, OH

Gwendolyn Jarvis, Ph.D. (6/71) North

Olmsted, OH. Congratulations to Gwen-

dolyn as she has graduated and earned

the title of Dr. Jarvis as recognized by a

recent letter of March 12, 2015 from

President Barack Obama. He says, “this

special occasion is the culmination of

years of study and I am pleased to join

your family and friends in celebrating

this milestone. I wish you all the courage

and perseverance you need to reach your

dreams.”

Laura Ferris Mruk (6/71) Middleburg

Hts, OH

Barb and Mike LeBlanc (6/71) Ra-

leigh, NC

Leslie A Gentile (6/71) Lakewood, OH

David L Skalsky (6/71) Pompano

Beach, FL

Glen and Beatrice (Young) Pierce

(6/72) La Jolla, CA

Janet (Sikora) Charney (6/72)

Strongsville, OH “I retired April 1, 2015

after a total of 37 years with the County.

Worked for the prosecutor’s office, then

as a judicial secretary for common pleas

court. Have a son Brian, who is a Cleve-


Class of June 1967 Planning for next year!!

Save the dates June 9-10, 2017.

Chris (Hubley) Rettig

Please provide email

and current address.

Crbubbles50@hotmail

216-676-9306

Class of 1969 August 27, 2017

That’s right, next year!

Albion Woods

Contact Sandra Bees-Marr

[email protected]

330-461-0727

The Class of 1971 45th Reunion

August 20, 2016

West Park Station

Robin (Biggins) Schuler

[email protected]

HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE

Russell Wooten 1973

JMH– Chess Club, Gym Leader,

Decathlon, Student Council.

1977—CSU—BBS Manage-

ment & Labor Relations, minors

in Math & Physics. Later—

George Washington University-

MBA Operations Research &

Organizational Development.

2007 Engineer of the Year. De-

partment of Homeland Securi-

ty—one of the first 50 people to

start up the TSA.


land policeman, daughter-in-law, Alycia

and two grandkids, Haley 10, and Colin

9. Love receiving the alumni news!

Thanks to all.”

Dale Kinnear (6/72) Riverside, CA “I

am retired after 26 years as a high school

principal in California.”

George Filko (6/72) Cleveland, OH

Larry (6/73) and Mary Ann

(Winterich) Coy (6/74) Goodyear, AZ

Annette (Merckley) Kurka (6/73)

Strongsville, OH

Diane (Gaughan) Nishnic (6/73) Cleve-

land, OH

Jim Miko (6/73) New Carlisle, IN “

don’t believe the media. Indiana is a

great place to live. Our son Chris is a 2nd

Lieutenant in USAF stationed in An-

chorage, AK. Daughter Becky married a

Navy guy (Norfolk, VA). My wife Diane

is an artist, check out her Facebook page.

I plan to retire from teaching in Decem-

ber 2017. Still running, I’m a bit slower,

but still fun. Thanks Coach Emery -

seriously!”

Diane (Dregalla) Tallon (6/74) Olmsted

Township, OH

Richard G Forst (6/74) Cleveland, OH

(Continued from page 10) design teams who are planning curricu-

lar/ instruction – learning – community

partnerships. I work on education fund-

ing and school design projects in Akron,

so it is an honor to do so for my alma m-

ter..

Ruth Votaw (6/78) Keizer, OR

Carl Faller (6/79) Columbus, OH was

not able to attend the Open House for the

new school.

James H. Hasselbrack (6/79) Bristow,

OK has been with American Airlines in

Tulsa, OK for 32 years. “I’m finally get-

ting around to leaning to fly and have a

Cessna 150 airplane. I also do mainte-

nance on general aviation airplanes as a

hobby.”

1980s Richard Hubbard (6/80) Rocky River,

OH

Sharon (Lynch) Knaggs (6/80)

Olmsted Falls, OH

Rick Grospitch (6/80) Seven Hills, OH

Henry Ceslewski, Jr (6/80) Palm

Springs, CA says ”heat beats the snow

on Cleveland Streets”. He moved to CA

seven years ago, living on a ranch grow-

ing medical marijuana and then three

years ago moved to Desert Hot Springs.

Letha Lee (6/87) Shaker Hts., OH

1990s Tekara (Ray) Carnegie (6/95) Walton

Hills, OH

Rodney Erik Porter (6/99) Lakewood,

OH

Amanda Grace Pierce (6/99) Lin-

colnton, NC moved to Lincolnton to start

a new life. Has plans to be a fashion de-

signer as soon as getting life on track

there. Also has plans to go back to

school.


Andrew Kitchen (6/74) Phoenix, AZ

Gary Cunningham (6/75) Strongsville,

OH

Gloria (Cifani) Farren (6/75) Fairview

Park, OH

Bill Novak (6/75) Troy, MI

Teresa Prichard (6/75) Cleveland, OH

Still living in Cleveland and attends all

the JMH Alumni events.

Brendan Bartian Rommel (6/75)

Strongsville, OH

Frank Pivik (6/75) Corpus Christi, TX.

Patricia (Denos) Dokler (6/75)

Westlake, OH

Patricia (Cooney) Edwards (6/76) Am-

herst, OH

Vicki (Filku) Hanrahan (6/76) North

Royalton, OH

Mike Chmielewski (6/76) hails from

sunny Novato, California. He misses

Cleveland, (sometimes).

Nancy Ezo Schweger (6/76) “now living

in Mooresville, NC. “I retired formally

from Department of Defense Civil Ser-

vice after 33 years. Looking forward to

reunion next summer, 2016. Married

with 4 grown boys and planning to find a

hobby to fill in retirement days.”

Anne (Klingler) Amtsberg (6/76) Katy,

TX

Emery Gedeon (6/77) Phoenix, AZ

Kirstin (Sheets) Toth (6/77) Hudson,

OH “I am currently serving on the JMH

Class of 1974 *Two Events*

Annual Get-Together Friday, August 12, 2016

Grindstone, Berea

(formerly Upper Deck)

All classes welcome after 7pm

60th Birthday Party

Saturday, Oct. 1, 2016

The Grindstone Tap House

(formerly Scoundrels)

826 Front St. Berea, OH

Peggy Brennan Stockdale

440-243-6040

Class of 1977 Planning a reunion for 2017.

Check Facebook and website for

further details or contact

Cathy (Bilardo) Jones

[email protected]

Class of 1981 Informal get-together—June 2016

Check Facebook or webpage for

updates!

Carla (Bates) Burgess

216-798-1075

[email protected]

Class of 1976 40th Reunion

September 30, 2016

Behind the Woods,

Rocky River

October 1, 2016

Windows on the River, Flats

Mary Kay McAndrews

[email protected]

440-331-2026

Larry Molnar

[email protected]

216-251-2784

Mary Ann Winterich (74) and husband Larry

Coy (73) visiting with Herr Roger

Schlueter last year in Arizona. German teacher

and JMH 6/47 grad.


Class of 1987 Reunion contact is Ken Bray

Contact Ken on Facebook

for updates!

Class of 1987 Bowling Fundraiser

Open to all 80’s grads!

Maple Heights Lanes

April 23, 2016

Contact Kim Klng

216-408-6841

Class of 1986 4 Day Bahama Carnival Cruise

Jul 28—Aug 1, 2016

Contact Dmitri Bricourt

Carnival 800-819-3902 ext. 82450

to book your cabin or

Vonnette Thornton

[email protected]

Reunion Planning Guide

Get your Reunion Planning Guide at:

www.jmhalumni.com

A copy can be mailed to you if you don’t

have internet access. Contact us via (440)

356-0249 or email at

[email protected], or our PO BOX

at 16678 Rocky River, OH 44116-0678.

Planning a Class Reunion?

Your Alumni Association can help! Re-

union Committees can request address

lists and mailing labels.

During and After your

Reunion please contact us:

If you wish to have us sell JMH

merchandise at your event, we need a

month’s notice to schedule. We now can

take plastic!

If you need suggestions—check

webpage for our Reunion Planning Guide

After reunion, submit updates to

your class list.

Submit photos of groups identified

& a brief summary to be published in next

year’s newsletter.

Faculty &

Friends Roberta Leach

(Faculty), Westlake,

OH sends regards .

Roger Ramseyer

(Faculty and Coach

1961 - 1971) Smith-

ville, OH sends re-

gards and appreciation

for Alumni News.

Carol Benyo, FRND,

6/56, Fairview HS

grad, enjoys the Alum-

ni News every time and

loves the info provided.

Class of 1985—30th Reunion and Picnic

Ribbon

Cutting

9/24/2016

Open House

9/24 and 9/26

Alumni Hall


The JMHAA &

Technology Today

We’ve had our webpage www.jmhalumni.com for sever-

al years, but recently updated it and there are some chang-

es.

We have have an email address to contact us

direct—[email protected]

We no longer have a message board

We have a Facebook connection.

John Marshall High School Alumni Cleveland, Oh

io https://www.facebook.com/

groups/34559262277/ This is the 'Official JMH

Alumni Association Facebook page’ as the trustees

monitor it regularly. We keep topics STRICTLY

JMH related and do not allow personal advertising,

political promotion, or inappropriate discussions.

Our Merchandise Link—is now up and running!

Check out our JMH E-Store or type in http://

www.ebay.com/usr/johnmarshallalumni . We are

able to accept Pay Pal / Credit Card payments!

The unique aspect of our organization is that WE DO

NOT CHARGE any membership fee to belong to our

organization or to have access to a web page, WE OP-

ERATE ON DONATIONS ONLY.

THE ADDRESS BELOW IS NOT AFFILATED

WITH YOUR JMH ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

http://johnmarshallhighschool.net/cleveland-oh/

We are unable to rectify any issues you have when using

Special Thank You to the Volunteers Alumni Events could not run smoothly without the assistance

from other alumni, friends, and family. The trustees who par-

ticipated in the Open House events were Ken Tischler, Judy

Gilson, Doug Smorag, Elaine (Schultz) Staley, Deborah

(Quillin) Fought, Maria (DeLuca) McKee; Darlene

(Welther) DiCato, Former trustees—Andy Mathews; Fami-

ly—Kitty Tischler, Deborah Fought’s granddaughter

(Zahmia Glass-Galmarini) and alumnus Daryl Mapson

(6/76).

Many students who were tour guides at the school’s Open

House on Thursday also returned as tour guides on Saturday.

The ROTC students also assisted with merchandise set up and

preparation.

Additional thanks to Pat and Jackie (Cornell) Ginley both

6/68 for typing parts of this newsletter.

Are you a twin?

Do you know who the twins

were in your class?

Twins update! There are at least 85 confirmed twins.

Class of 1972 has 7 and 1970 has5 sets of twins Not all have been identified with the remaining 70s classes, but

we’re sure there are more If you can help identify other

twins, please send their class year and names to [email protected]. The list will be posted on the web

page once we get the remaining identified! Thanks!

Ornamental Front

Entrance

Open House 9/26/2015

Boys will STILL

be boys!!!

Alumni Tables

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Alan Wragg 1/61

Evelyn (O’Brien) Colwell 6/61 Mary (Wilis) Hall-Crawford 1/63

Marilyn (Germuska) Best 6/63

Jeri Lynn Kellogg 1/64 Janice (Hampton) Mattingly 1/65

William Smerek 1/65

Carol (Tintera) Billman 6/65

Linda Hull 6/65

Thomas Maier 6/65

Suzanne Rackoski 6/65

Jeffrey Hubley 1/66

Robert Grace 6/66

Thomas Braund 6/66

Cher (Waldeck) Terwoord

6/66

James Turczyk 1/69

Paul Pisarcik 6/69

William Rennar 6/69

John Zayac 6/69

Pattie Jo Butler 6/70

Patricia (Brennan) Hays 6/71

Dale Kinnear 6/72

Diane (Dregalla) Tallon 6/74

Peggy (Brennen) Stockdale 1/74

Class of June 1974

Gary Cunningham 6/75

William Novak 6/75

Frank Pivik 6/75

Nancy (Ezo) Schweger 6/76

Doug Smorag 6/76

Kirstin (Sheets Toth 6/77

Carl Faller 6/79

Richard Hubbard 6/80

Bill and Kathy O’Neill, Friend

Leigh Perkins, Friend

FAC Roberta Leach


Marjorie (Durk) Maier 1/40

from Thomas Maier 6/65

Bill Kanda 6/44

from Eileen (Conant) Kanda 1/44

Mel Massey 6/46

from Mrs Mel Massey

Mary (Zupan) Perko 6/47

from Walter Zupan 6/51

Marjorie Hooper 1/48

from Nita (Hooper) Cain 6/60

Joseph Klun 6/48

from Anna (Klun) Ream 1/49

Natalie (Cook) Kolleda 6/49

from Carol (Cook) Varga 6/59

Joanne Devries 1/50

from Thomas Devries 6/44

Lynn (Yurick) Agee 6/52

from Harry Agee 1/56

David Jordan 1/53

from Herbert Hampson 1/53

Richard Artman 6/56

from Anna Artman 6/56

Billy Vassos 6/58

from Neil Schilke 6/58

John Bianchi 6/59

from James Morrill 6/59

Barb (Stimac) Pariseau 6/60

from James Malloy 6/60 and

Joyce (Skoda) Stimac 6/60

Eleanor (Avendutti) Lynn 6/61

from Robert Osborne 6/60

Michael Jasura Jr. 6/62

from Rita (Jasura) Haneline 6/53

IN MEMORY OF DONATIONS Connie (Weber) Oatey 1/64 from Marilyn (Pietschman) Lube

Felicia (Peppers) Young 6/65

from Corinne Wilson 1/64

Mel Keller 6/66

from Judy (Keller) Pratt 6/70

Ronald Finley 6/67

from Gary Cunningham 6/75

Dwayne Griebel & John Keyes

6/79 from Carl Faller 6/79

Mary Marek 6/69 from Janet (Peterson) Jansen 6/69

Ruth (Boures) Kovalski 6/70

from Linda (Boures) Hull 6/65

Craig Kellem 6/73 from Rosemarie (Rogers) Leimku-

ehler 6/73 and Dale Kinnear 6/72

Faculty:

Ted Dieterich

from William Schuller 6/59

Miss Poniatowski

from Glen Horton 6/46

Enrico Molinari

from Peter Politzer 6/55

Olive Gibson from David

Hoecker & Ralph Quere 6/53

Coach Gene Gibbons:

Elaine (Turczyk) Edelstein 6/70

Cher (Waldeck) Terwoord 6/66

Roberta Leach FAC Joyce (Kouba) Murphy FAC,6/58

Frank Pivik 6/75

James Morrill 6/59

Jeane (Sturich) Furber 6/42 Marjorie (Trentanelli) Coble 6/43

Arlene Windau 6/45

Dr. Harlan Peterjohn 1/46

Glen Horton 6/46

Mrs Mel Massey 6/46

Paul Sayler 6/46

Stanley Maletic 6/47

H Robert Wismar 6/48

Carol (Todd) Vasko 6/49

Norman Case 1/50

Donald Friedl 6/50

Henry Roenigk 6/52

Samuel Desanto 6/53

Wayne Modny 6/53

Betty (Thomay) Kerkay 1/54

David Kramer 6/54

Leroy Sathre 6/54

Peter Politzer 6/55

Joseph & Emmy Valore 1/56

Frank Savel Jr 6/56

Kenneth Tischler 1/57

Louis Tornatzky 1/58

David Gomersall 6/58

Susan Kirst 6/58

Donald Randolph 6/58

Neil Schilke 6/58

James Morrill 6/59

Robert Ontolchik 1/60

Donald Meyers 6/61 FAC

Nita Hooper Cain 6/60

Bruce James 6/60

William Jones 6/60

James Malloy 6/60

Robert Osborne 6/60

Robert Staley 1/61

Barbara Walden 1/61

MAJOR DONORS The following have contributed $100.00 or more in 2015

Thank you to everyone who takes the effort to donate to us!

MEMORABILIA

DONORS

Thanks to the alumni or family

members below who have do-

nated yearbooks, Interpreters,

scrapbooks, photos, records

and any other items that are

JMH related.

Michelle (Giguire ) Lepp, Joe

Jelson 1/67, \Nancy (Marge)

Judge, Marianne (Sekerak)

Byrne 1/51, Bill Stacho 1/62,,

Marilyn (Webber) Hoyer 1/50,

Norman Kuehn, Elaine

(O’Brien) Obert 6/65, Jance

(Malindzak) McWilliam 6/54,

and Shirley (Milnickel) Thorpe

IN HONOR OF

Anne (Klingler) Amtsberh, 6/76, dona-tion made in honor of her homeroom

teacher, Ken Kubach, for his induction into

the JMH of fame.


Good News

Our e-store for merchandise or bricks

is up and running!

PayPal/Credit Card accepted!

CLOSE OUT ON JOHN MARSHALL BUILDING BRICKS Own a piece of the JMH Building and Support our Endowment Fund!

There are still some available!

* ____ A _____ B ______ C ______ Amount Enclosed:__________ Shipping: ______ Name _________________________ _______________________

Address ________________________ City __________________ State _____ Zip _________

Phone _________________________ H C Email _________________________________

Checks payable to: JMH Alumni Association Mail to: Darlene DiCato, 1473 Spring Wood Ln, Uniontown, OH 44685.

Allow at least 7 days to verify order before contacting Darlene at (330) 328-9573 or [email protected]

Locals! Avoid S & H charges!

Pick up location in Lakewood, EASY ACCESS from 90. Schedule an appointment for pick up. Call Ken 216-226-5644.

* - Basic Deal! Ohio $10.00 + $10.00 S & H

1 Brick US $10.00 + $13.00 S & H

A - Such a Deal! $20.00 + $13.00 S & H A Brick * JMH History Book! (Book originally $45, reg. $20, with brick $10)

B - Yet Another Deal! $20.00 + $13.00 S & H A Brick & JMH History DVD! (DVD sells for $15, but with brick, just $10!)

C - Better Deal Still! $30.00 + $13.00 S & H A Brick, a Book, and a DVD!

History Book

History DVD

S & H costs are based on 1 brick or 1 Deal package. We‘ll package for the most economical shipping possible. Insurance is includ-

ed for orders under $50.00. Call for multiple deals, shipping & insurance, (440) 356-0249 or [email protected]

Voice Mail

440 356-0249

We try to access it at

least once a week!

We NEED You!

Currently the Trustees consist of grads

from 1957-1984. We aren’t getting any

younger and therefore we need younger

alums to step up to continue our organi-

zation. We would love to have represen-

tation from all DECADES

Do you have any memorabilia that you

could scan and send in to add to our

archirves. Please join us: in-

[email protected], or (440) 356-0249

JMH OPEN

HOUSE

9/26/2015

Halls, Media

Center, IMA,

Main Gym



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Name

Address City State Zip

Phone H C Email

Total Amount Enclosed: $

Make checks payable to: John Marshall Alumni Association

Mail to: Darlene DiCato

1473 Spring Wood Ln. Uniontown, OH 44685 (330) 328-9573

Office Use:

Date Rec. _______

Amount _______

Check # _______

Paver # _______

Paver Size

4” x 8”

$50.00

Cost per paver

‘OUR’ John Marshall is

gone, but the new JMHS

will incorporate several of

its architectural elements. A

new feature, the Alumni

Plaza, will be located on the Viola St. side,

near the student entrance. Several original

granite steps will provide three rows of seat-

ing, with rows of red brick pavers inter-

spersed between them.

You can leave your mark and become a per-

manent part of the new school. This is a

great opportunity to pay tribute to a past

JMHS graduate, a teacher, yourself, or your

family. Red pavers will be deeply engraved

with your name and class year, with lettering

painted black. Funds raised by the sale will

go to the John Marshall Endowment fund,

which is exclusively used for JMHS student

scholarships.

Please PRINT CLEARLY! ONLY 14 characters per line

(Spaces and punctuation are considered characters)

Design will automatically be centered.

Please NO POLITICAL or IMPROPER MESSAGES

For additional pavers, please duplicate form.


Final Roll Call

While we attempt to verify each listing,

errors may occur. Names listed are only

for those who have passed between

2010 and March 1, 2015. The following

names have been sent to us in the past

year or have been verified as best as

possible while updating our database. To

help us confirm a classmate’s passing,

please include a copy of the obit or the

link online, along with their location.

Our condolences to the families and

friends of those listed:

6/33 Loretta M Lindenau

1/35 Hazel I (Meon) Thomson

6/35 Eunice (Freitag) Dailey

6/36 Martha (Stefancik) Davies

6/36 Amy (Mundy) Rosser

6/36 Eleanor (Klein) Bender

6/36 Audrey (Victor) Vutech

6/37 Harvey Denk

6/37 Grace (Graff) Shaw

6/37 Joseph Nagy

6/37 Dr. Denis A. Radefeld

6/37 Laverne (Wittich) Popa

1/38 Jennie (Chichoski) Budd

6/38 John "Ted" Dieterich, FAC

6/38 Helen (Mleh) Hronek

6/38 Eileen M. O'Brien

6/38 Alvin Stockhaus Jr.

6/38 Agnes (Zidick) Kostalnick

1/39 Ann (Fundzak) Kalat

1/39 Margaret (Yachnak) Csernotta

6/39 Leola "Lee" (Boden) Garber

6/39 Ruth (Seitz) Walter

6/39 Kathryn (Shannon) Dieterich

1/40 George J. Lotter

1/40 Marguerite (Witting) Baker

6/40 Milton C. Ehman

6/40 Georgia (Frericks) Schoenig

6/40 Robert E. Gibbons

6/40 George C. Lange

6/40 Loretta (Radefeld) Hart

1/41 Eleanor (Koran) Scheef

1/41 Rudolph P. Novak

1/41 Walter E. Pack

1/41 Arthur L Weiss

1/41 Carol (Zilm) Wisz

6/41 Irene (Cifranic) Chirila

6/41 William C. McWilliam

6/41 Thomas F. Ockuly

6/41 Charles F. Schuette

6/42 Louise (Arelt) Huber

6/42 Marian (Baldi) Kramp

1/43 Mary (Carpadis) Georgeson

1/43 Ted Solarz

6/43 William D. Chown

6/43 Theresa (Heidenreich) Cusick

6/43 Mae (McCrone) Corrigan

6/43 Marion (Noll) Kroft

6/43 Elizabeth (Stephenson) Casey

1/44 Wallace R. Steffen

6/44 James J. Bruss

6/44 John P Grospitch

6/44 Elmer Kochmit Jr.

6/44 Paul D. Pender

6/44 Joseph F Rossie

6/44 Paul Varga

6/44 Nicholas E Weber

1/45 James W Brooker

1/45 Edgar C. Winegartner

6/45 Donald Andras

6/45 Kenneth O. Benedict

6/45 James Eiben

8/45 William Fischbach Jr.

6/45 Doris (Gould) Varga

6/45 Elizabeth (Rung) Wolf

1/46 Paula (Cohagan) Donoian

1/46 Jacquelyn (Smith) Foster

6/46 Arden (Duwe) Parrish

6/46 Elizabeth (Gallagher) Masterson

6/46 Raymond J. Hosta

6/46 Kenneth C Lindemann

6/46 Gratian (MacRae) Nugent

6/46 Paul T. Sayler

6/46 Col. James H. Sills

1/47 Joan (Kelly) Kules

1/47 Richard J Quint

6/47 Elmer J Bonyko

6/47 Richard E. Devries

6/47 Robert W. Murnan

6/47 Helen (Zelinski) Brabander

1/48 Marie (Hirz) Petras

1/48 Lillian (Reinhart) Kolarck

6/48 David F. McLaughlin

6/48 Dale Sprosty

1/49 Lois (Kellmer) Card

6/49 Eleanor (Baker) Exoo

6/49 Ralph E. Hawes Jr.

6/49 Harry A. Holzinger

6/49 Kenneth R. Linz

6/49 Shirley (Rote) Mitchkash

6/49 Richard R. Sazima

6/49 Richard J. Staab

1/50 Dr. Deshler Cameron

1/50 Joan DeVries

1/50 Wilma (Doty) Curwin

6/50 Patricia (Black) Klann

6/50 Marian (Zelinski) Koch

6/50 Harold K. Petersen

1/51 Joyce (Beran) Novick

1/51 Joseph Legger Jr.

6/51 Joanne (Celebrezze) Salem

6/51 Bette (Knippenberg) Mauch

6/51 Vincent Krist

6/51 Milan Nass

6/51 Raymond A. Ruggiero

6/51 Dorothy (Topp) Gorsek

6/51 Jean (Zerckel) Piety

6/52 Janet (Case) Brand

6/52 Lois (Laub) Fox

6/52 Lynn (Yurick) Agee

1/53 Walter J. Haveneth

1/53 Paul G. McMillan

1/53 Carol (Wriedt) Clark

6/53 Robert M. Bullen

6/53 Nancy (Klinger) Cameron

6/53 Beverly (Mencke) Reber-Bailey

6/53 Jeanne (Trescilla) DeVane

6/53 Wayne P. Weimer 0

6/53 Walter Zupan

1/54 Carol (Bonness) Hiscano

1/54 Florence (Demore) Fleger

6/54 Elaine (Aftoora) Hunt

6/54 Rev. William H. Cruver

6/54 Harold “Hal” Phillips

6/54 Richard A. Varga

1/55 Robert J. Meyo

6/55 Nancy (Harkus) Bensinger-Pilley

6/55 Dolores (Haputa) Haas

6/55 Bonnie Sue (Hoover) Dunkle

6/55 Stanley Kinese Jr.

6/55 Joseph B. Krupa

6/55 Carl J. Rusak

6/55 Douglas E Talmon

6/55 Rev. John F. Uhle

6/56 Robert J. Caffrey

6/56 Gary A. Kistemaker

6/56 Dolores (Machovina) Schane

1/57 Barbara (Lang) Seitz

6/57 Wayne R. Craig

6/57 Lynn (Koenig) Thomas

6/57 John Petrilla

6/57 Diane (Prenzlow) Lupo

6/57 Richard Zukie

1/58 Nicholas G. Papp

6/58 Sybil M. Johnson

6/58 Brian F Moore

6/58 Robert C. Kinese

6/58 Richard Zahniser

6/58 Michael F. Zarnik

1/59 Joann (Hecker) Finley

6/59 John Bianchi

6/59 Martha (Crowl) O’Leary

6/59 Richard Geduldig

6/59 Margaret (Higgins) Kruczek

6/59 Patricia (Hordin) Posze

6/59 John P Kilbane



6/59 John L. Lieb

6/59 Charles J. Osicka

6/59 Linda (Wilcox) Boggs

6/59 Richard Vetrone

6/59 Keith A Young

6/60 John H. Fehl

6/60 Dennis R. Gabriel

6/60 David L. Mohrhoff

6/60 Anne (Samenok) Toth

6/60 Lila (Stronsick) Mediate

6/60 Carolyn (Turk) Moore

1/61 David A. Asp

6/61 Judith (Clark) Marchesani

6/61 Judy (Darby) Morrill

6/61 Judith (Yohey) Asp

6/63 Eileen (Bagus) Woodward

6/63 Laurel (Delia) Schurk

6/63 Marilyn (Guarnieri) DeCore

6/63 John V. Hategan

6/63 Joseph Lendl

6/63 Donna (Ronning) Woodside

6/63 Frank Zoretich

1/64 Clorinda (DeStefano) Valenzeno

1/64 Marlene A. Miller, EdD

6/64 Ronald W. Lessick

6/64 Dorothy (McGuffage) Russell

6/64 Bernadette (Moran) Grill

1/65 Bonnie (Taylor) Andrews

6/65 Loretta (Myslinski) Pack

6/65 Robert P. Quartel

6/65 Linda (Vlasik) Bisgeier

1/66 William H. Hackenberg

6/66 Ellen M Cubic

6/66 John M. Hull

6/66 Glen S. Marek

6/66 Kevin E. McGann

6/66 Maj. Charles H. Weil

1/67 Lynn R. Eucker

6/67 Steven M. Burke

6/67 Deborah (Corrigan) Kitson

6/67 Suzanne M. Hoyian

6/67 Barbara Jerome

6/67 William H. Metzner

6/67 Robert E. Perkins

6/67 Robert E. Weisenberger

1/68 Carole A. Begin

1/68 Victor V. Beltz Sr.

1/68 Laurel (Rieger) Hastings

6/68 Mark D. Borrelli

6/68 Nathaniel "Skip" Russell

6/68 Carol L Scott

6/68 Patricia (Waddell) Reed

1/69 Leslie (Ahonen) West

6/69 Raymond A Buddie

6/69 William L. Desvari

6/69 Kathy (Lester) Blakeslee

6/69 Mary E. Marek


6/70 Diana (Coulter) Green

6/70 Robert T. Poland

1/71 Rick Clawson

1/71 Pamela (Kravec) Rutledge

6/71 Norman M. Fischer

6/71 Mary "Betsy (Olah) Bruening

6/72 Marilyn (Dudsak) Vehonsky

6/72 Fred D Kirby

6/72 Leslie (Levy) Rusnak

6/73 Santina (Azzarello) Jonas

6/73 Terese (King) Hardman

6/73 Walter Weyburne

6/73 Joseph Yakimow

6/74 Brian K. Yasaki

6/74 Jeanne (Young) Uram

6/75 James Chlebo (Clevo)

6/75 Thomas Marko

6/75 David Rutt

6/75 Mary Ann (Vilcsek) Sedlacek

6/76 Catherin Cornell-White

6/76 Cynthia (Daniel) Ryan

6/76 Thomas R Murtaugh

6/77 John J. Fallat

6/77 Christopher M. Gulley

6/77 Diane (Lesniak) Taylor

6/77 Patricia (McKinney) Finley

6/77 Lorraine (Twitchell) Forrester

6/77 Eddie D. Woodworth Sr.

6/78 Joseph M. Ferencz

6/78 Barbara (Marko) Tillett

6/78 Arthur R. Todd Sr.

7/80 James Levanduski

7/80 Joseph J. Sly

7/80 Linda (Vekas) Mandilakis

6/82 Pamela Brinson-Lewis

6/82 Wilbert E Mallory

6/83 Eric Collins

6/84 Derrick “Peanut” Archibald

6/84 Daniel Breon

6/84 Jenetta Bush

6/84 Lowell V. Locklear II

6/85 Darryl "Tiny" Johnson

6/85 Dominic A. Ratino

6/86 Kellie Sweeney

6/86 Wendy Tackett

6/87 Ellis Dozier Jr.

6/89 Scott M. Eddy

6/90 Kevin Petro

6/91 Brian T Jones

6/91 Crystal “Cookie” Adams

6/02 Brian J. Foley

6/03 Aaron Stuckey

FAC Michael J Fortunato

FAC Marian (Robinson) Buttler

FAC Patrick Caliguire

FAC Gene Gibbons

FAC John K. Hawken

FAC Mary (Henderson) Nixon

FAC Hazel (Crawford) Schnabel

FAC Blanche (Jones) Irby

FAC John "Ted" Dieterich, 6/38

FAC Anne Blasko

FAC Larry Estesen

FAC Kevin P. McKinney

FAC Martha (Merich) Suljagic

FAC Vic Hanchuk

FRND Henry A. Gibbons

Recently Reported

6/43 Frances (Cassidy) Babington

6/43 Eloise (Holtrop) Van Laar

6/43 Lillian (Lavis) Barr

6/43 Ernest F Port

6/43 William S. Spurr

6/43 Douglas H Walker

1/44 Henry S. Ester

6/50 Gloria Auer

6/51 Audrey M. Stoddart

1/52 Janice (Baldwin) McClure

1/52 Louise E. Jarolimek

1/54 Dennis A. Wiliams

6/56 Shirley (Bergen) Alflen

?/58 Andrew L. Becker Jr.

6/58 Jay A. Doyle

6/58 Edward C. Gartland

6/64 Donald G. Miller

6/76 Rego J Giovanetti

6/99 Rachael A. Sledz


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September 2016 Alumni PM Game

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Paver Sale!

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available!

Good News! -

Web Page and E-store

are up and running!

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Calndars!

Mission Statement The John Marshall Alumni Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to sup-

porting John Marshall High School, its faculty, students and alumni. We promote,

finance, organize and participate in functions and events that contribute to the core

values of education both academically and socially. We draw on our Alumni for

support in these endeavors that include a Scholarship Program for graduating Sen-

iors. Finally, we strive to maintain historical records that preserve our School's rich

heritage.

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