John Marshall High School

Alumni News

PO Box 16678, Rocky River, OH 44116-0678

www.jmhalumni.com (440) 356-0249

Volume 46 Number 1

Spring 2019

Thank you!

From the President’s desk:

I want to thank all JMH Alumni for

your financial support and those who

responded to our article in last year’s

newsletter about cutting back on our

distribution. We will continue mail-

ing newsletters to everyone in the

class years from1932 through 1979,

unless you requested the Email copy

only. No newsletters will be mailed

to any Alumni from 1980 and above,

unless requested. The newsletter will

be available to all on line at

“jmhalumni.com” sometime in June

2019. Any one requesting a printed

copy of the newsletter from the clas-

ses of 1980 or above will receive

one.

Other news: Three new Trustees

have joined our Board! They are Vir-

ginia Hueter 6/86, Steve Jackson

6/92 and Brandi Jett 6/13. Long time

trustee Ray Vorell 6/69 recently re-

tired.

The John Marshall football team beat

Collinwood and won the City Cham-

pionship this past fall. Glenville did

have a better record, but they had

eleven players that were not eligible

to play on their team. They could not

play in the state playoffs or the city

championship. John Marshall did

play their football games on the new

field this past fall. We still don’t

have a track, but our new field is

great!

Thank you,

Ken Tischler 1/57

Marshall’s

Memorabilia Market

SAVE THE DATE! Are

you missing your class

yearbook? A wine glass

from prom or your class

reunion? We may have it

for you !!

The JMH Alumni Associa-

tion is hosting a special

event on Sunday, July 28,

2019 at the West Park His-

torical Society’s Community Room. The address is 17401 Lorain Avenue at

Kamm’s Corners, with parking behind the Citizen’s Bank. There will be many

JMH items for sale from all decades, including class photos from the 40’s, Mo-

saics from the 50’s, sports programs, beanies and photos from the 60’s, theater

posters and photos from the 70’s, sports photos from the 80’s and 90’s, class

pictures from 2000’s and multiple yearbooks and Interpreters from all classes.

We will also have a variety of current clothing including T- Shirts, Sweat

Shirts and Hats. This is just an example of what we will be selling. Please

check out our website for a complete list before the event. If you have any

items that you want to donate, please contact Elaine Staley at 216-267-3857 to

arrange drop off. We hope to see you for a walk down memory lane!

John Marshall City Champions 11/3/2018 Defeated Collinwood

Mark your calendars

Inside this issue:

From the President’s Desk 1

News from the School

Scholarship Winners 2 & 3

Where are they now? 4-15

Paver Order Form 15

Class Reunions 16

Donations 17-18

Special Tributes and Final Roll Call 19-21

Financial Report 21

Hall of Fame 22

Change of Address / Updates and

Donation Form 23

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Huntsville Alabama.

Our student operated coffee

shop. Lawyers Café is open eve-

ry M/W/F from 7:15am to

8:00am.

JM Apparel is a student operated

business, selling John Marshall

gear. Open on Fridays after

school; you can also contact Ms.

Mason at the school to make a

purchase.

News from the school:

Class of 2018 Graduation was held

on May 26th.

Three separate graduation programs

honoring each school, Engineering,

Information Technology and Civic &

Business Leadership, were held on

Saturday, May 26, 2018 in the JMH

Gym. Each ceremony was unique to

their school.

Afterwards, the Dylag family got

together for a group photo, represent-

ing 3 out of 4 generations of JMH

grads!

Grandmother Mary (Noort) Miscias-

ci, 1/36, was the first grad, attending

the original JMH on W 152nd & Lo-

rain before moving to the new build-

ing in 1932.

To the left: Bob Dylag, 88, Barbara

(Misciasci) Dylag, 1/64, Louie Dylag

18, and Daniel Dylag, 86.

Monisa Mason/

Educator: Community & Business

Coordinator

Heard from the school – that the main

gym is now known as “The Court

Room” how appropriate!

One of our seniors Mykia

Woodard is a finalist for teen

pitch tank. Watch her video,

“Save A Life”.

John Marshall Alumni Association President

Ken Tischler 1/57

Vice President Joyce (Kouba) Murphy 6/58

Secretary Deborah (Quillin) Fought 6/76 Secretary

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

Darlene (Welther) DiCato 6/65

Joyce (Kouba) Murphy 6/58

Doug Smorag 6/76

Steve Jackson 6/92

Brandi Jett 2013

Virginia Hueter 6/86

Elaine (Schultz) Staley 6/68

Tom Thompson 6/81

Ken Tischler 1/57

Newsletter Editor

Deborah Fought 6/76

Webmaster-EStore Tom Thompson 6/81

Database

Elaine (Schultz) Staley 6/68 & Judy Gilson 1/70

Brick and Paver Sales

Darlene (Welther) DiCato 6/65

The ‘Official JMH Alumni Association’ Facebook Group

www.facebook.com/groups/34559262277/

News from the School / 2018 Scholarship Recipients

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Jaylin Fields

Jaylin plans to attend

Cleveland State Uni-

versity and hopes to

own a business one

day. She graduated

with a 3.8 GPA and

was fourth in her

class. She achieved

High Honors for three years. Jaylin

was a member of the NHS, Physics

Club, Multicultural Club, and Stu-

dent Council. She served as Senior

Class President. Jaylin was also a

member of the JMH volleyball team

for four years and played Club vol-

leyball for CVC. She has worked

with Special Olympics for three

years and has worked at the Manor

Care facility in North Olmsted. Jay-

lin graduated from the JMH School

of Engineering.

Plamedie

Katusevanako

Plamedie plans to

attend CCC to major

in Forensic Science

Technology. She

would like to work

in the Forensic Sci-

ence field. Plamedie

graduated with a 3.2

GPA and was on the Honor

Roll. She has been active volunteer-

ing in her church and in day care

schools. Plamedie was awarded the

Brian Foley Scholarship which was

presented in the memory of Brian, a

former JMH graduate, by his family.

Plamedie graduated from the JMH IT

School.

Stephen Sroka, PhD, 1/62 has been

paying it forward, for the 20th year.

He returned to his alma mater, John

Marshall High School in Cleveland,

OH, to present a Sroka Scholarship

Award “to a senior, who demon-

2018 Scholarship Recipients

Katie Ayala

Katie graduated

with a 3.6 GPA and

was on the Honor

Roll while at Mar-

shall. She plans to

attend Ohio State

University and

hopes to be a doc-

tor one day.

Katie was a member of the NHS,

Multicultural Club, College Club,

and Photography Club. She was

captain of the rugby team and the

bowling team . She was also active

with the Special Olympics and was

an intern with Student Web Corp.

Katie graduated from the JMH IT

School.

Onyango Pearl

Onyango plans to

attend Central State

University and to

major in communi-

cations. He gradu-

ated third in his

class with a GPA

of 3.8.

While at Marshall,

Onyango was a

member of NHS, Student Advisory

Council, and Upward Bound. He

volunteered at the Greater Cleveland

Food Bank, and in the Cleveland

Metroparks helping to cut down

trees. Onyango was awarded the

Black Heritage Award by the Cleve-

land Cavaliers. Onyango graduated

from the JMH School of Civic and

Business Leadership.

Katie Ayala

Jaylin Fields

Plamedie

Katusevanaki

strates the

achievement,

desire and

commitment to

be a future

leader.” This

year’s award

goes to Katie

Ayala. As she

cried with joy,

he stood there

watching her

and think-

ing, ‘We have

such great stu-

dents in our

public schools.'

Sadly, we only

seem to read

about the bad ones. Today Katie,

you are my front page story as you

pursue your premed degree.

Stephen Sroka, PhD

with Katie Ayala

Onyango Pearl

One of Our Own

Andrew T. Mathews 1/70 passed away

August 31, 2018. As a Trustee serving

on the Board of the Alumni Association

for over 20 years, Andy was our Past

President, Historian, Hall of Fame Com-

mittee Chairman and Sports Statistician.

He worked continuously collecting, re-

searching and compiling information

from obits, PD sports results and past

Interpreters for historical JMH infor-

mation and trivia. Andy was an avid

movie and music collector. He was a

friend to many and will be truly missed.

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Where are they now?

1930’s

Dorothy Swaim Dhority 1/38 Denver ,

CO, was eager to turn 100 on 1/2/2019.

Shortly after her response to our news-

letter, she passed on July 1, 2018. She

was married 3 times, had 5 children with

her first husband, 16 grandchildren, 14

great and 1 great-great grandchild on the

way.

Hazel Smith Spero 6/39 Zephyrhills,

FL is still going strong and gets much

enjoyment reading the JMH newsletter.

She thanks us for our efforts.

1940’s Robert F. Jelen 1/41 Merr itt Island,

FL is still going strong at 96. He spent

his birthday on the dance floor at Heidis

Jazz Club in Cocoa Beach, FL.

Doris Wilson Soucie 6/41 Strongsville,

OH says that two of her dear school

friends, Sophie Soeffker Albrecht and

Gertrude Wood Schatmeyer, passed .

They were her telephone friends and she

misses their calls. One of her caregivers,

also a JMH Alum, has fun conversations

with her about JMH.

Lenora Liskey Cruse 6/42 Bend, OR

recently moved there from California to

be near her daughter. Her husband, now

deceased, held a job with a construction

company and that took them to many

places in the US and to foreign coun-

tries. Some of the places she traveled

were Israel, the Philippines and Pakistan

for three years. Their family includes

four children and a very adventurous

life.

Margaret Yetman Glunt 6/42 Avon

Lake, OH celebrated her 95th birthday

with her daughter from Alaska this past

summer. She keeps in touch with many

of her classmates.

Alice Sibley Glasser 6/43 Agoura, CA

lives in assisted living and believes she

is very lucky to be there. She enjoys

receiving the newsletter.

Marjorie Trentanelli Coble 6/43 Olmsted Twp, OH is glad to be back in

class for their 70th class reunion at the

Westwood Country Club in Rocky Riv-

er, Ohio. The noon event was well at-

tended

Nancy Bird Hartman 6/48 Richfield,

OH sends in a correction for the 2018

Newsletter where a picture of her at the

1948 reunion is listed incorrectly. It

should have read Nancy Bird Hartman,

but instead is listed as Joanne Hartman.

Her dear friend Joanne died in 2016, but

would probably enjoy that her name ap-

peared, even if she didn’t.

Donald Larsen 6/48 Avon, OH found

two alumni living at St. Mary of the

Woods with him.

They are Ellie Skufca Kughn 6/41 and

Bill Weber 6/45

Norma Dunson Cole 1/49 Fairview

Park, OH looks forward to the Alumni

Newsletter and wishes more from Jan of

’49 would write in with information on

what is happening to them and where

they are now living.

Jack Gallagher 1/49 Glen Ellyn, IL

has been retired for the past twenty

years.

Mary Lou Noel Pollak 1/49 Fairview

Park, OH helped Ruth Miller Bertrand

(6/48) with the “early” 70th class reunion

on August 8, 2018. They combined the

OH, closer to family. She

enjoys the newsletter, the

history and also new news

important to JMH.

Dorothy McCave Kullman

6/44 Norwalk, OH says she

has morphed into a blob of

protoplasm at the age of 92.

She also writes: Sorry, I

have aged out!

Alice Burbridge Sears 6/44 Greenville, SC is no longer

able to travel and requested

a list of surviving class-

mates. While it is our policy

not to distribute class lists,

Alice can be reached at 23

Windcrest Dr, Greenville,

SC 29615 for her classmates

to contact her. *printed

with permission

Glen Horton, Jr. 6/46 Brooklyn, MI

wants to thank class ’46 alumni secre-

tary, Marie Lindsay Koch for keeping

records of class members status. Con-

gratulations to all living members who

are making the “90 Club” this year.

Miriam Landstrom Johnson 1/47

Whittier CA enjoys reading the newslet-

ter.

Herbert Loewlein 1/47 Cuyahoga

Falls, OH still lives in the house he

moved into after graduating from Case

Inst of Tech in 1953. He actually gradu-

ated in ’46 after summer school and

spent time in the US Air Force in 1947.

He served in Germany during the Berlin

Air Lift before entering Case in 1950.

Joyce Bielfelt Panzer 1/47 Par ma, OH

says Hi to all Jan ’47 classmates wherev-

er they are and sends her best and thanks

to the class of June ’46 for including

their class to the reunion dinners.

Roger Schulte 1/48 Fairview Park, OH

had a great time at his class reunion see-

ing old friends and talking about their

experiences then and now,and what fine

teachers they had.

Ruth Miller Bertrand 6/48 Westlake,

OH combined the January and June 1948

classes, along with the January 1949

1948-1949 70th Reunion on August 8, 2018

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January and June 1948 class, along with

the January and June 1949 class for a

luncheon at the Westwood Country Club

in Westlake, OH.

Ronald Huber 6/49 Medina, OH and

his wife, Peg split their time between

their Florida and Medina homes. They

golf and Peg does quilting and Ron does

watercolors. Life is still good and he

looks forward to hearing about us “old

folks”.

Geraldine (Gerri) Ray McTigue 6/49 Deerfield Beach, FL is writing a new

book on mothers. She announced her

newest great-grandson Evan James, who

joined his brother Cody Ray, sons of her

grandson Ryan and Sherry McTigue.

Her daughter Jacqueline Simon complet-

ed 30 years as an elementary teacher and

has two sons in Denver. Her daughter

Kathy was honored by American Air-

lines, for 30 years service. Her son Jim

McTigue graduated from US Merchant

Marine Academy and is now a retired

ship pilot and father of five. Another

son, Don is traveling the world to update

pilot simulators.

Ken Pesta 6/49 Westlake, OH is still

playing golf and enjoys athletics. He

wishes he was seventeen again!

1950’s Alice Brisky Humphrey Wuenscher

1/50 Chesterfield, MO writes to say her

oldest granddaughter started college at

Wm Woods Univ pursuing a degree in

Equine Science. She takes after her

grandmother who is still riding her horse

2 times a week at the age of 86. She is a

semi-retired florist and she enjoys her

garden at the condo. Alice asks if any-

one remembers Friday night

“community center” square dancing in

the boys gym? And playing basketball

in the girls gym? Everyone was off the

streets and no fights or shootings. Just

Fun!

Roland Dittmer 6/50 Milpitas, CA is

asking for information about his next

reunion, which would be his 70th in

2020.

Marjorie Kasper Eglett 6/50 Westmin-

ster, CA says Hi to all her classmates.

She has been in CA since 1957, where

her husband of 60 years (Charles Eglett

1/49) passed away in 2013. She is disa-

bled and uses a walker to get around, but

keeps active. She has two sons and a

daughter, four grandchildren and three

great grandsons. She is not active on the

computer, but would like to hear from

classmates. Her address is 8752 Hazard

Ave. Westminster, CA 92683 if you

write to her. * printed with permission

George Gardner 6/50 Naples, FL had

a great year! They added three new

great grandchildren to their extended

family, for a total of thirteen. Everyone

is in good health and continue to enjoy

retirement.

Thelma Hafner Herrick 6/50 Brook

Park, OH wrote in with some memories

and wonders if kids now a days would

be able to read her handwriting, since

they stopped teaching cursive.

Col. Perry Nuhn USAF (Ret) 6/50 Cal-

lawassie Island, SC and wife Ritamarie

Kestner, a St. Augustine 51 grad & St.

John's College 55 grad., celebrated their

63rd anniversary last November. He

keeps busy with golf and other like ac-

tivities, and serves as a docent and re-

searcher at the National Museum of the

Mighty Eighth Air Force in Pooler,

GA. Last year, the remains of his uncle,

Captain Albert Schlegel, were found. He

was the leading Ace of Cleveland when

he was shot down over France in August

1944. His burial with full military hon-

ors was in the Beaufort National Ceme-

tery with over 500 attending. Both he

and his wife are 85 and in good health.

Their daughters are close by - Nancy in

Sarasota and Carolyn in Durham. They

keep in touch with Al & Audrey Peter-

son, also 6/50 grads

Alan “Al” and Audrey Godfray Peter-

son both 6/50 Hudson, OH have been

married 65 years on June 13, 2018.

They are both well and live at Laurel

Lake Retirement Community in Hudson.

They wish all JMH Alumni a good and

happy life, which they continue to enjoy.

Marianne Sekerak Byrne 6/51 Fair -

view Park, OH contacted us for a correc-

tion. Her name and class year were listed

incorrectly in the 2018 Newsletter.

Gordon Koscher 6/51 Mantua, OH

reported that his Mom (at age of 106 ½)

passed. He is still driving, but not so far.

His trip to Savannah GA did not go so

well, as he couldn’t find the hotel, ended

up in the hospital, bus broke down and

then later his car was side swiped while

parked. Hope things have settled down

by now!

Ron 6/51 and Alice Prutton Matej 1/54 Dover, DE celebrated their 63rd wed-

ding anniversary in June. They both

enjoy the newsletter.

Neil (Tex) Harvey 1/52 Tampa, FL

sends his best and remembers JMH

fondly. Being a southern kid, he has just

now warmed up from those Cleveland

winters!

Carole Spring Tolaro 6/51 Avon Lake,

OH is now living in an independent liv-

ing apt. that is attached to the complex

where her husband is in memory care.

She celebrated 85 years in August and

her health is fine. She enjoys quilting,

reading, walking and her 14 great grand-

children. She says Hi to all her class-

mates.

Maryann Klimcyk Fabbri 1/52 Tuc-

son, AZ thinks her class may have been

the smallest to graduate (78) from JMH.

She played in the marching band under

the direction of Clyde Seidel. She lost

her husband of 50 years and a son. She

tries to stay active with travel and thea-

ter.

Connie Gustin Abend 6/52 Daytona

Beach, FL (Formerly 54yrs in N. Royal-

ton) moved to be closer to their son, Paul

after their daughter passed 8 years ago.

They will miss their 3 acres, home, fami-

ly, and friends. Two Golden Retrievers,

Punky, 1 and Tammy, 10 will too. She

enjoys hearing the news from JMH.

Patricia Brady Barnette 6/52 lives in

Melbourne, FL and writes in that she has

four grandchildren.

Jeannette Lott Jelepis 6/52 Exton, PA

has been married to husband Chris for 58

years. They met when he student taught

with her, then months later they married.

She retired in 2000 after spending her

last 16 years teaching music in the West

Chester Area School district, developing

an award winning string instrumental

program. In 1999, the American String

Teachers Assn. honored her as

“Orchestra Teacher of the Year”. They

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to a senior apartment where she is adjust-

ing from big to little.

LeRoy (Lee) Sathre 6/54 wrote from

Pompano Beach, FL. After he graduated

from DePauw Univ in 1958, he came to

FL for graduate school and stayed. He

spent most of his years in Orlando. He

has a son who lives in Honolulu. Lee

taught math at Valencia College for 28

years and retired in 1998. He moved to

Pompano in 2012. While working, he

and his second wife spent quite a few

summers in German speaking countries.

He has also traveled to Asia and Europe.

He is 30 minutes from Port Everglades in

Fort Lauderdale, making it convenient to

take cruises.

Anthony D. Szpak 6/54 Parma, Ohio

married to Eleanor with six children. His

occupation: consultant, mechanical engi-

neer. He started a company named ADS

engineering and Design Inc. that contin-

ued from 1980 thru 2017.

Marlene “Marty” Marski Brown 6/55 Naples, FL is owner of Marty Brown Ins

and Services, Inc. since 1980. Her plans

include cruising the Mediterranean Is-

lands, playing at the Celebrity Golf

Tournament at Maggie Valley and Se-

quoia Nat’l. She no longer teaches ten-

nis, but enjoyed her years as a tennis pro.

She would like to hear from classmates,

martybrownfl@gmail.com. * printed

with permission

Marilyn Cameli Romeo 6/55 lived in

Naples FL for 27 years and then moved

to Charlotte, NC to be near family. After

4 months, they moved again and now

live back in Naples (Paradise!). They

moved 3 times in one year! Happy to

read about classmates.

James Dieckhoner 1/55 Stuar t, FL

retired 7/2002. He graduated Ohio Univ

in 6/59, Capt in USAF 7/59- 10/69, US

Civil Service 5/70-9/92, Govt contractor

9/92-02. He has a M.S. Nuclear Engi-

neering degree from USAF Institute of

Tech 6/65. James has two sons, two

grandsons and two granddaughters.

OSU 6/58 and taught at Westlake HS.

He then earned his PhD in Psychology in

1967 from the Univ of Illinois and taught

at SUNY/Buffalo until 1974, then the

Univ of Tenn until 1983. He graduated

DVM from Univ of Tenn in 1983 and

had a private practice until 2005. Now

retired, he is enjoying painting, pottery

and other arts.

Richard 1/54 and Carole Koepke

Waldbauer 6/53 Knoxville, TN contin-

ue to enjoy living on one of the TVA

lakes in TN. They do a lot of boating

and riding their personal watercraft.

They also travel a lot, trying to see the

world and looking forward to a British

Isles cruise. They also enjoy sharing

time with two children and three grand-

children.

David Fruehauf 1/54 Maple Grove,

MN is playing music in the Twin Cities

area. He started in JMH with “The Hap-

py Four” it’s an addiction. He will return

to the Minnesota State Fair for six shows

at the end of Aug. He also thanked the

Alumni Board for hard work keeping the

newsletter going.

Ralph and Joan Lieb Williamson both

1/54 Phoenix, AZ retired 3 times but are

still working. Ralph is Exec Dir for the

“Ceramic Tile & Stone Assn of AZ” and

he still runs their consulting business.

Joan assists Ralph and is the office ad-

min for the Arizona Lions Vision and

Hearing Foundation. They are still very

active with Lions and her BSP Sorority.

Their youngest son Marc passed away in

Jan 2017 at age 55, leaving a large hole

in their hearts. Their daughter, 2 grand-

daughters and 3 great grandchildren live

in Phx and son Rick lives in Aurora, OH

with wife and youngest granddaughter,

who is a professor at BW in Berea. They

love reading the Alumni News.

Ronald Gardner 6/54 Dickinson, TX

has a wife, five grandkids, 5 great grand-

kids all doing fine in TX. He says God

Bless to all his former classmates.

Charles (Skip) Humbert 6/54 Olmsted

Falls, OH is still an active pilot and a

card-carrying member of the UFO Socie-

ty. (United Flying Octogenarians). Yes,

he still makes photographs.

Evelyn Atzberger Novak 6/54 Santa

Clarita, CA moved from a mobile home

love music, arts and the history of Phila-

delphia, where they also live. They love

to travel, spending 10 days in Lyon,

France visiting three grandchildren

where their youngest son, Christopher

works for IKEA. Oldest son, a USN

Academy graduate lives in VA and

daughter Jennifer lives close by and is a

violinist and former teacher. Grand-

daughter, Jaime makes Mom work to

keep up with her musically.

Henry Roenigk 6/52 Scottsdale, AZ

started a new Dermatological research

Unit in his Phoenix Office. He planned

to attend an Indians game in June of

2018 while visiting Cle. for a Family

Foundation meeting.

Ronald and Joan Valenti Davia both

6/53, New Bern, NC celebrated their 60th

anniv in August. Ron retired as a Colo-

nel from the US Marine Corp in 1988

after 31 years of service.

Samuel DeSanto 6/53 Leeper , PA lost

his wife Sue after three bouts of cancer.

He and his daughter traveled to Portugal

for a Viking River Cruise. In 2000, he

and Sue traveled to Spain and England.

Donald Gaffney 6/53 Longmeadow,

MA lost his wife of 51 years, two years

ago. He is well and back to bicycling

and hiking at his cabin outside of Lake

Placid, NY.

Rita Jasura Haneline 6/53 Savannah,

GA writes in that after going from place

to place all over the world with her hus-

band, who was in the Air Force, they

have now retired.

Robert 6/53 and Claudia Sills Kostur

6/55 Geneva, IL celebrated their 61st

Anniversary in June. Claudia still runs a

15 room antique business, “Amazing

Grace Antiques” in Elburn, IL and

works 5-6 days a week

Gene Mrava 6/53 Midlothian, VA

moved to an over 55 community and

would like to be in touch with 1953

classmates. His email is

mravagl@hotmail.com * printed with

permission

Kenneth 6/53 and Elaine Marquard

Kant 6/58 Maryville, TN have been

married 60 years. Ken graduated from

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James McArthur 1/55 Pacific Pali-

sades, CA wants friends and classmates

to stop in or call if you are in the LA

area. 310-459-3056 *printed with per-

mission

MaryJane Csucsai Borysiewicz 6/55

North Olmsted, OH is enjoying retire-

ment and five wonderful grandchildren.

She has been married 57 years to a great

husband, Val.

Fred Cowles 6/55 South Salem, NY

turned 80 in Oct and still drives. He has

traveled to Patagonia, Costa Rica, driv-

ing tour of Texas, Arkansas and Oklaho-

ma with his wife Tina (married 56 ½

year) and has four sons and eight grand-

children. He hikes a few miles almost

everyday and read “Grant” by Chernow

and various Stephen King Chillers.

James J. Fox 6/55 Mt Laurel, NJ has

downsized and became a condo dweller.

They also own a snowbird home in Kis-

simmee, FL near their favorite place,

Disney World and volunteering more at

their favorite charity, Give Kids the

World. He sends thanks to the staff for

the newsletter.

Neal A. Haug 1/56 Lakewood, OH is a

member of Bethany English Church

where the JMH Alumni previously met.

Our location is now in the West Park

Historical Society Community Room on

Lorain.

Richard 1/56 and Anne Riemer

Krause 6/58 Hernando, FL enjoy get-

ting the newsletter to hear about former

classmates. They still have some family

and friends in Cleveland and recently

celebrated 60 years!

James 6/56 and Sandy Kahle Chase

6/58 Avon Lake, OH celebrated their

60th anniversary in the fall.

Charles Clark 6/56 Louisville, KY

worked 25 years at S & S Tool & Ma-

chine Co in Louisville, KY. At age 55,

he retired as “senior manufacturing pro-

cess programmer”. These days he en-

joys his wife Beverly, seven children,

seventeen grandchildren and fifteen

great grand children. He also does home

landscaping and silversmithing.

David Griffiths 6/56 Highlands Ranch,

CO (Littleton) wrote to find out if a for-

mer teacher from JMH lives in the same

retirement community in South Denver.

He had heard this from a neighbor.

Beverly Meineke Homolka 6/56 North

Olmsted, OH and her husband Ken have

children and grandchildren who live all

over: Alabama, WA, Lima, OH, Florida,

Columbus OH and Bloomington, MN.

To see them all together they would need

to rent a hall! It would be nice.

Barbara Roenigk Jenkins 6/56 Wichi-

ta Falls, TX graduated early and is asso-

ciated with Jan ’57 class.

Joe Kerner 1/57 Columbus,

OH, Graduated from Miami in 1961

studying math & physics. Currently

works with Tax Prep and Tax Resolution

firm, jousting with the IRS every day.

Joanne Horak Lemmerman 1/57 Me-

dina, OH was sorry to miss her 60th re-

union because of ill health. She is glad

that those who were able to attend had a

good time.

Claren Branch Blackburn 1/57

Hopedale, OH still runs the funeral home

business at age 80. Her husband Roy

passed in 2017. She has 6 grandchildren

and looks forward to her 65th class reun-

ion. She had complications after heart

surgery in 2016, but was able to attend

her 60th reunion. Hello to all 50’s alum-

ni.

Sandra Schuster Linsell 1/57 Mentor ,

OH has been married 60 years with four

children, 6 grandchildren and 8 great

grandchildren.

Faith Rusnell Goad 6/57 Fairview

Park, OH writes that after 50 wonderful

years of marriage to Robert Goad, she is

getting used to being a widow. Holidays

are the worst. She has lived in many

states by choice and now for four years

lives back in her own apartment to be

near family. This is home.

Jerry Karp 6/57 Avon, OH graduated

from Wittenberg Univ in 1962. He mar-

ried Diane McMillan in ‘62 and married

56 years. He retired in 1991 as princi-

pal/teacher for 31 years. He presently

flips houses and tutors math. Both are in

good health and wish good health to all.

Nancy Sinclair 6/57 Torrey, UT enjoys

being kept up to date with the newsletter.

Lois Bassett Summerlin 6/57 Mantua,

OH has been retired since 2005 but is

keeping busy. She returned from her

third trip as a volunteer at “Give Kids

the World” in Kissimmee, Fl, part of the

Make A Wish Foundation.

Joan Pritchard Zanny 6/57 Wooster ,

OH wants to thank JMH faculty and

friends for the excellent education she

got all those years ago. Her husband of

55 years, Roger and she just experienced

a stunning life style change. They

moved from their little log cabin in the

forest, to downtown Wooster. Why?

After a quarter of a century the wonder-

ful hills of Holmes County were too

much. They are fortunate and say that

Wooster is great.

Louis Tornatzky 1/58 Los Osos, CA

lives 12 blocks from Morro Bay and a

few more yards from the Pacific. It is

several thousand miles to Japan. He

doesn’t need a “snowbird address”.

Marvin Buban 6/58 Wor thington, OH

has been retired 12 years, married 45

years with 2 grandchildren who are 4 &

7. He enjoys traveling.

Ida Mae Seng Cowart 6/58 retired to

Tucson, AZ from Durango, CO after co-

owning an Ad Agency in the 4-corners

region in Southwestern CO. She pres-

ently volunteers with her local book

club, Neighborhood Watch Program and

the Borderlands Coalition and Sanctuary

Movement of Southern AZ. She spends

most of her time hiking in the Tucson

Mountains with her dogs, swimming and

gardening in beautiful AZ.

Carole Connor Farrell 6/58 Milton,

GA writes to say she now lives outside

of Atlanta with her husband, Mike.

They have three children and six grand-

children.

Don Forst 6/58 Manchester , NH is still

working as the VP/Treasurer of New

England Document Systems since 1983.

Their services include document scan-

ning, cloud & hard copy storage and

software. Eighty employees are busy in

Manchester, NH, while he has no plans

to retire. His laptop keeps him linked to

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his office computer, working from Sara-

sota, FL, especially during the cold win-

ter months in NH.

Robert Franks 6/58 N. Ridgeville, OH

says greetings to all! He and Nancy en-

joy traveling, still into hot rods and vin-

tage cars, shares time with his family; 3

grandkids and seeing their former class-

mates (great job Susan Kirst!) at various

planned dinners about town.

Gloria Antos Hulling 6/58 Oakton, VA

says she is hanging with her husband

after her foreign service days are behind

her. Her long ago wish to travel has been

fulfilled. Al and her have a daughter and

a 14 year old grandchild, an African

Grey Parrot and a black and tan coon

hound. She keeps in touch with many of

her Cle friends.

Donald Randolph 6/58 Evans, GA says

that one of these years he will return to

Cleveland to see the many changes.

Alexandra Kratsas Chrysochoos 1/59 Toledo, OH writes to say how sad it

would be if the JMH newsletter ended.

She enjoys seeing the names and news of

her classmates. She lost her husband,

John in October 2016. He is missed by

his whole family.

Susan Federer Mock 1/59 Paducah,

KY moved in with her sister Sally. She

is still making “memory” quilts, which

are made with neckties, shirts and any-

thing else made of fabric. Proudly, she

has won several blue ribbons from the

TN State Fair. She has also traveled to

Guatemala and Thailand.

James Coufalik 6/59 North Olmsted,

OH joked that he almost won the Gray-

ton Road Lottery! Only he didn’t buy a

ticket!

Jim Holley 6/59 Half Moon Bay, CA,

a costal town which is 45 min south of

San Francisco. Wife Shirley is active in

community action groups and Jim has a

volunteer job with the American Red

Cross. Health wise, they are experienc-

ing their share of medical gifts of ad-

vancing old age, but they are grateful for

each new day. He gives his best to all

members of the class of June 1959.

Leanna Siek Schuster 6/59 Par ma, OH

is making sleep mats from plastic gro-

cery bags for the homeless. She has

made 42 so far and working on more.

Jerry Yoder, 6/59 Mandaluyong City,

The Philippines, has lived there since

1995. He has survived throat cancer

surgery in 2010 and now is a cancer

"over comer'. Took him 8 years to get

his BS in Chemistry from BW - but he

was working his way through college,

raising a family, and even lettered in

swimming at BW. Wishes he could as-

sist us but states: When you get to your

'Senior' years, you can't help but look

back to see where you've been. And, it's

too bad those who have left JMH are too

soon to forget How they got to Where

they are!

1960’s John 1/60 and Sara Lantz Painter 6/60

Brook Park, OH are currently traveling

and cruising. John has been retired for

20 years from Cleveland Water Engi-

neering.

James Baker 6/60 Greer , SC has been

married 50 years and is on Facebook

with many classmates.

Elaine Dumont Blake 6/60 Phoenix,

AZ is semi-retired, working 2 days a

week. She stays busy with off-road trips

in their jeep. She is a member of a uku-

lele group, hiking group, exercise group

and does yard work. Her family includes

3 grown sons and 1 step daughter. There

are 12 grandchildren. She is looking

forward to her next reunion, since she

missed the last two and would like to

catch up with classmates.

Robert G. Ontolchik 1/60 Upper St

Clair, PA sent in a big thank you to all

who work on putting the newsletter to-

gether, great job!

Joyce Dangel Broom 6/60 Por t St

Lucie, FL wants to Thank everyone who

keeps the Alumni newsletter going. She

enjoys reading it and looks forward to

her next class reunion. She and her hus-

band still work full time. They enjoy

their lives living in FL and spending

time with children and grandchildren.

Bill Jones 6/60 Oceanside, CA wr ites

in to say he very much enjoys the news-

letter and to keep up the good work.

James Radovic 6/60 lives in Jupiter ,

FL and retired from United Technolo-

gies, Pratt & Whitney Division. He is

currently an owner of two laundries in

Jupiter and Stuart FL. He has immense

respect for the folks who keep the JMH

Alumni News available to all. JMHS

prepared him for college days at Kent

State (BS-Math) and Case Western Re-

serve (MS-Statistics). This is a great

High School and his JMHS friends are

still the best people he knows!

Richard Whitworth 6/60 Ocala FL

since 2003, he enjoys hearing the latest

from his Alma Mater but missed hearing

about his 55th class reunion. He hopes

there will be a 60th in 2020. He retired

in 2000 from United Airlines in Chicago,

after 31 years. He will be celebrating his

55th anniversary in May.

Mary Ann Konkowski Parisi 1/61 Brandon, FL since 1983. She retired in

2009 and now enjoys traveling the USA

and overseas. She has two sons and 3

grandchildren.

Evelyn O’Brien Colwell 6/61 moved

back to FL from Foxboro MA because

she hated the cold and snow. She now

lives in Clermont, FL.

Richard Gallagher 6/61 Brook Park,

OH now works for a funeral home part

time after being a firefighter, paramedic.

He is happy he hasn’t seen any class-

mates at his job.

James C. Murphy 6/61 Chardon, OH

has great memories from the class of ’61.

He says he can’t Thank the Alumni staff

enough.

Richard M. Sholtis 6/61 is retired and

living in Brook Park, OH. He has 3

sons, 5 grandkids and 2 great grandkids.

He still works part time for one of his

clients. He was an accountant all his

career and has a small tax practice. He

has traveled to Europe 3 times and Las

Vegas 9 times.

Robert Staley 1/61 Strongsville, OH

still enjoys his hobbies that include ex-

tensive travel around the country and

attending many sporting and automotive

events. He wishes everyone well.

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Robert Schurk 6/61 Falls Church, VA

writes in to say he is happily retired.

Mary Noss Breckenridge 1/62 Marble-

head, OH hopes to move back into the

Cleveland area and be able to volunteer

with JMH. She is the author of TRUE

SELVES, a fast-paced novel about two

people who find themselves thrown to-

gether after an accident while working

out. It is told with the same humor from

her days writing for the Interpreter. You

can email her at marybrecken-

ridge1223@yahoo.com for a signed

copy. Proceeds donated to the Endow-

ment Fund in honor of all JMH gradu-

ates. * printed with permission.

Gloria Wiese Hoeppner 6/62 Bakers-

ville, NC said 2017 was a wonder ful

year! She attended her 55th reunion and

got to see so many of her classmates.

They truly were a special class. She and

her husband David celebrated their 50th

wedding anniversary.

Judy Fisher Joseph 1/62 r eally enjoys

receiving the newsletter and thanks to all

who make it possible.

Cheryl Adamski Kuta 1/63 Kalama-

zoo, MI wrote that after high school she

became a secy and worked for Sherwin

Williams, where she met her husband

Gary. They married in ’67 ,had daughter

Shaunna and lived in Mentor on the

Lake, OH. Over the years, she has had

Tramp, a German Shepard, Bear, a Sibe-

rian Husky and Tor, a Great Dane. Then

she moved to Kalamazoo, MI, earned a

BBA majoring in accounting and be-

came a Business manager, Comptroller

for an architectural firm, working there

for 21 years. She has traveled to Europe,

Mexico and Hawaii and now takes care

of her disabled spouse. She has three

beautiful grandchildren and three cats,

Oscar, Little Girl and Katie. Her hob-

bies include gardening (Advanced Mas-

ter Gardener, 20 years), walk-

ing and yoga 30 minutes a day.

Irene Drew Groff 6/63 Palm

Beach Gardens, FL was an

elementary school teacher in

Cleveland for twenty-one

years. She and her husband

retired to FL and have 3 chil-

dren and 10 grandchildren.

Her fondest memory from

JMH was French class with

Mr. Molinari.

Mary Jane Wickmann James

6/63 Cincinnati, OH since

1964. She retired in June

2000. Her oldest grandson just

graduated from high school.

Hello to all classmates. She’ll

be going on a Safari in 2018.

John Papay 6/63 North Roy-

alton, OH says that the news-

letter is one of the most im-

portant things that the Alumni Assn does

and it is crucial that it be continued.

Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Web-

sites are all good, but they don’t’ com-

pare to receiving a publication in the

mail. Without the newsletter, donations

will dwindle and we will lose touch with

our Alumni. He knows it takes a lot of

work to publish the newsletter and the

effort made is much appreciated. Please

continue this important work and send it

to all alumni as funding permits.

Sari Takacs Vasch 6/63 Strongsville,

OH retired several years ago after teach-

ing kindergarten for 43 years, 37 of those

with Cle schools. She and her husband

are enjoying three grandchildren and she

volunteers at the Children’s Hospital of

the Cleve Clinic Main Campus.

Sandra Hunter Wyatt, 6/63 Lansing,

MI took a 3-generation trip to Branson,

MO in September. There was a lot to do

for all to enjoy.

Jeri-Lynn Kellogg 1/64

Willoughby, OH lost her

partner of 40 years in 2017

and moved back to Ohio to

be near relatives. She has

lived in Albuquerque, NM

since 1998.

Marilyn Pietschman

Lube 1/64 Ocala, FL is

enjoying retirement and

traveling.

Jennifer Lukacs Dennis 6/64 Flor is-

sant, MO, with husband Curt. She sends

a friendly hello to her 1964 graduation

class. Her extended family is growing

and doing fine. She has four grandchil-

dren.

Paul Garsky 6/64 Loveland, CO is

always happy to receive the newsletter.

He moved to CO in 1971 and Loveland

for the past 15 years. He is retired after

working 35 years as a welding techni-

cian. He has 4 grandchildren and one

great granddaughter.

Gary Butler 1/65 Cher ry Hill, NJ is a

retired biomedical researcher (Ph.D)

from Coriell Inst for Medical Research

in Camden, NJ. He currently works part

time as a biology tutor for Camden

County College. He and Kathy spend

1/3 of their time in their Cape May Shore

home, but still miss Lake Erie. He sug-

gested adding Linkedin to this page.

Joseph Kurilec 1/65 Berea, OH keeps

himself busy with model railroading and

railroad historical societies. He is very

proud to have been in a band, Mixed

Emotions from 1965-1968 with Ben Orr,

who went on to co-found the Cars, re-

cently inducted into the Rock and Roll

Hall of Fame in April, 2018.

January and June 1963, 55th Class reunion

July 18th at the Albion Woods Picnic Area

Class of June 1962

Friends, Gary and Karolyn Allyn and Rose and Bob

Yanok were together before the untimely passing of

Bob. A generous donation was made in his memory.

JMH LAWYERS

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Joseph Brozman 6/65 Longview, WA

says keep up the good work! He went

electric buying a Tesla Model X and

states “ Gas station, What’s that? ”

James Halas 6/65 Delaware, OH was

able to graduate early and is formerly

from the class of 1/66.

Thomas Maier 6/65 St Helena, SC

wrote in to say life is good and he will

attend his class reunion.

Glenn Sloan 6/65 Shelby Twp, MI is

approaching 10 years of retirement after

a 40 year career with GM. After 50 plus

years since graduation, he still communi-

cates with several classmates. His Dad,

JMH and His Lord have prepared and

blessed him with a great life.

Mary McGucken Vaughn 6/65 Parma,

OH keeps busy playing scrabble at the

Parma-Snow Library and she also cuts

rocks at Parma Lapidary Club.

Marilyn Paler Downs

6/66 Holland, TX moved

there in 1978 for work

and to escape the snow.

She retired from the Dept

of Pathology at Baylor,

Scott and White Health

Care in Temple, TX in

2015. Since then, she and

her husband Jerry have

been traveling.

Karen Pfingsten

McCurdy 6/66 Medina, OH is a re-

tired business owner with many hobbies

including: quilting, painting, and music.

Also, most outdoor activities including

kayaking, scuba diving, snorkeling, gar-

dening, etc. She has eight beautiful

grandchildren who keep her busy. She

also travels often as family is all over the

USA. She traveled to Alaska and then

Ireland this year. Blessed to have a hap-

py, healthy life.

Charlyne Mar-

tin McGraw

6/66 Hoffman

Estates, IL is

trying to enjoy

retirement but

has some walk-

ing difficulties.

She does enjoy

her grandchil-

dren and great

grandchildren,

stating that she

swears kids are

now born smart-

er than we were!

She also sent out

a challenge to

the Class of June

1966 to match

her donation

towards purchas-

ing the bleachers

needed for the

new stadium.

Sandy Keller

Sirak 6/66

Brooklyn, OH

celebrated her

50th wedding

anniversary by

going to Virgin-

ia Beach. She is

enjoying her 13

year-old twin

grandkids, Ash-

ley and Evan. To stay in shape she en-

joys Jazzercise classes three times a

week.

Edward (Pete)Wright 6/66 Cleveland,

OH still enjoys the Alumni News and it

is nice to know that 1966 grads are still

around.

Mark Wurz 6/66 Tucson, AZ says his

career took him from Galion, OH to Se-

attle, WA where he met and married

Rebecca. They travel extensively and

enjoy the sunshine in Tucson, AZ, where

they live. Mark still watches the Tribe

and aches for the Browns.

Carolyn Clark Piccola 1/67 Nor th

Ridgeville is a flight attendant with

“Continental” United Airlines.

John Appleson 6/67 Macedonia, OH,

recently retired as the Director of Mar-

keting for a German based industrial

firm and has now started his own digital

marketing agency. He is using his edu-

cation and experience to help empower

small businesses to reach their growth

objectives through technology. Since his

wife is a holistic practitioner and well-

ness coach, fitness is and important part

of his daily schedule. He makes sure

that he works out four times per week

and begins each day with 100 pushups in

addition to his yoga routine.

Ronald and Linda Kenney Hager both

6/67 New London, OH are both retired

and enjoying life. They live in the coun-

try woods in a small town in OH. They

have been married 50 years and have 3

children, 6 grandchildren and 2 great

grandchildren.

Dale Stahl 6/67 Nor th Ridgeville, OH

stated that we are all fortunate to have

attended JMH and more so to have such

a terrific Alumni Assn.

Class of June 1968 50th reunion at

Brennan’s Party Center on June 30, 2018

January Class of ‘67

Our class had such a great time at our 50th reunion last summer we

had an off-year get together this past August. Carole Kelty Kusik

offered to host the class at her home. Lots of laughter and nostalgia

over JMH year books and other memorabilia. 17 class members and

24 people attended (including spouses and significant others).

Attendees are in the picture. Left to right, row one: Aaron Baker,

Tina Skolnik, Loretta D’Agostino D’Alessandro, Walter White, Sue

Sale Connelly, Scott Steyer; Top to bottom on the stairs: Carole

Kelty Kusik, Pete Mackulin, David Vitaz, Carl Ludwig, Ron Kolach,

Michael Oster, Bonnie Olsen Janelle, Helga Bartel Wissel, Second

Row on the Stairs: Rick Dunn, John Zatroch, and Richard Stands

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Virginia Zingale Deighton 1/68 Cuya-

hoga Falls, OH and both retired. They

travel with their dog Belle in a motor

home, best trip to Alaska in 2013 for 35

days. They both volunteer at Akron

Children’s Hospital, working with newly

bereaved parents. They have 2 grand

children, Valerie age 18 and Donovan,

age 17.

Renee Seher Figueroa 1/68 West Lafa-

yette, IN was married to Dennis in 2014.

She retired from teaching math at Purdue

in 2016 and is now working as an execu-

tive secretary of Lafayette Rotary Club.

Renee thanks the Alumni for all the hard

work.

Harry Alferink, Jr. 6/68 Henr ico, VA

has been retired for 4 years after a 42

year career with DuPont and Ethyl Corp.

He lives outside Richmond, VA and has

3 children, 6 grandchildren. He enjoys

traveling, playing duplicate bridge and

does some non-profit volunteering.

Joyce Tisdale Dickson 6/68 Berea, OH

sent in a very interesting (too long to

print) history of her days since JMH.

She still is involved with horses and

owns a historic home in Berea. She has

traveled extensively and lived all over

North America, including Canada. When

it was time to retire, she moved back to

OH to be close to her daughter Heather,

an RN with Clev Clinic.

Cheryl Marsh Koryta 6/68 from

Bloomington, IN retired from teaching

(mostly 1st grade, but also pre-school,

kindergarten and 3rd grade). She now

volunteers at school and enjoys reading

and doing some traveling. She has been

on several train trips with her husband, a

West Tech grad.

Anita Waldek Lawson 6/68 Dania

Beach, FL enjoys the newsletter and

keeping up with classmates and others.

She has been living in south Florida with

her husband Dave since 2006 and has

adjusted to the weather. Anything below

70 is cold to her. Last year she retired

from her job at Career Source Broward,

where she trained jobseekers on resume

writing, interviewing, etc. Her class of

June, 1968 held their 50th class reunion

in June of 2018 and she gives a hat’s off

to the many who contributed to it’s suc-

cess. (Thanks for the kind words Anita -

E)

Linda Olson 6/68 Hamden, CT is hap-

pily retired, dividing her time between

continued research in Paris and her

daughters at home.

Andrejs (Andy) Spalvins 6/68 has

lived in Sarasota, FL for thirty years. He

has been married 48 years to Aleksandra

(Kakis) Spalvins and they still talk to

each other! Both his son and daughter

live in Sarasota. They dislike cold

weather and snow. They attended the

50th class reunion.

Norma Sauer 1/69 and John Hydok

6/73 Fairview Park, OH for 31 years.

Norma retired from North Olmsted HS

where she was a business education

teacher. John worked at GE Computer

Center for 25 years and then a couple of

small print companies. They are both

enjoying retirement and working around

their home and yard. They also travel by

car and cruises.

Teddy Davis Massey 1/69 Elyr ia, OH

says Hello to everyone. Forty Six and a

half years ago she left Ohio for a job in

Colorado. A couple of bad marriages/

divorces but three wonderful children

(now 36,32 and 31) and two grandsons,

both 13 (not twins, separate parents).

One day, she decided to come back

home to see all the family that has multi-

plied thru 3 generations. Not getting any

younger, you know, so she hopes to see

friends during the next few years (if she

can find her way around, it would be

much more fun!)

Jack W. Bird 6/69-Friend Adair sville,

GA says the state highway took his

house and they were forced to move in

the 11th grade from JMH. He actually

graduated from Lakewood High but

since he had previously attended Verda

Brobst, N.D. Baker before JMH, most of

his friends and his heart remained at

JMH.

Janet Brutvan Coleman 6/69 North

Olmsted, OH enjoys getting the newslet-

ter and hopes there will be a 50th reunion

for her class! She was surprised to read

that we were sending out the newsletter

free to 18,000 Alum and are now having

to cut back because of lack of response

from the years covering 1980’s and

above.

Gerard Desmond 6/69 is happily liv-

ing in Strongsville, Oh.

Gordon Griffith 6/69 Nor th Ridgeville,

OH worked for 38 years with the US

Postal Service and finally escaped in

2017. Retirement is great and he highly

recommends it.

Kathleen Walker Harvanec 6/69 Cleveland, OH is enjoying retirement

and celebrating her 40th wedding anni-

versary taking an ocean cruise to Den-

mark, Sweden, Norway and Germany.

Regan Krause 6/69 Davenpor t, FL has

many fond memories of his time spent at

JMH. He is sorry to have lost contact

with so many people that were an im-

portant part of his life at that time.

He met his wife Carol at Clev State Univ

and are celebrating 44 years. He offi-

cially retired from all facets of education

with the N. Olmsted City Schools in

2010. He was teacher, coach, and guid-

ance counselor. They followed 3 daugh-

ters and their families to Florida in 2014.

They are still fans of all Cleveland sports

teams.

Tim Mills 6/69 Nor th Olmsted, OH

retired from N. Ridgeville Schools and

“works” at Bonnie’s in Fairview. “How

about a Beer Party?”

Sherry Jones Truby 6/69 Valdosta,

GA retired and teaches Dance Aerobics

to active seniors. She also instructs

“Paint a Canvas” parties. She and her

husband may retire soon and relocate in

Ocala, FL, maybe. Top of the World.

1970’s Janice Clements 6/70 Santa Rosa, CA

recently retired and bought a house in

CA wine country after living in San

Francisco for 36 years. It was becoming

too crowded with developers turning

everything into housing. The quality of

life diminished with more traffic, less

parking and so many lyft and uber driv-

ers adding to the craziness.

Jeanne Miller Fashempour 6/70 Medi-

na, OH keeps very busy. For the last 40

years, they have been breeding New-

foundland dogs and boarding and train-

ing horses. Jeanne has also kept active

with her art and design. They manage 3

websites.

James Nolan 6/70 Santa Fe, NM sent

in some ideas he had about honoring

families of JMH who have multiple suc-

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cessful graduates, like a “Family Hall of

Fame?” He gave information about his

own family and others that he personally

knows. He is the President of South-

western College in Santa Fe and holds a

Ph.D. We passed on his information to

the JMH Hall of Fame committee.

Mary Ellen Evenden Swift 6/70 still

lives in Northern Virginia. She would

like to get together with anyone visiting

the DC area. Mary Ellen also thanked the

Alumni Assn for their work and sent a

generous donation in memory of Andy

Mathews, Alumni Trustee.

Jane Battaglia Weinapple 6/70 Rich-

mond, CA is working at Options Recov-

ery Services in Berkeley and Oakland,

CA, non-profit, treating addicts regard-

less of their ability to pay. She is run-

ning their “Acupuncture for Addictions”

section of that program.

Lila Goodson Westwood 6/70 Naples,

FL since 2011 with no plans to leave.

She was happy to hear about the JMH

football field, funded by the Cle Browns.

She still dreams of the Browns being

suited up for a Super Bowl, as long as

they show up!

Susan Posch 1/71 Boone, IA retired

from Iowa State Univ and is spending

more time gardening, reading, writing

and volunteering.

Jim Rechnitzer 1/71 Burke, VA re-

tired from the US Dept of Labor at the

end of 2015 after 40 years of service as a

labor economist.

Stewart Riggar 1/71 Alexandr ia, LA

moved from Columbus, OH (Go Bucks!)

to Louisiana in 2001. He is hoping to

return to Ohio soon.

Patricia Jean Hubbell 6/71 Grass Val-

ley, CA writes in that she is happy and

living in California.

Emily Maglic Morrill 6/71 Cleveland,

OH retired after 38 years at Cleveland

Clinic. She is enjoying life with her 3

cats and a dog.

Ava Perzel 6/71 Berea, OH would like

more concise info about alumni events

and info on members. We depend on all

of you to send your “where are they

now” information and since we publish

once a year, we encourage all to check

out our website for updates on events.

William Schmidt 6/71 Elkhar t, NJ is

still working at a paint product company

after retiring from teaching. He is hav-

ing fun and still looking at the green side

of the sod.

Sally Quinby Tilley 6/71 Scottsdale,

AZ received her first newsletter. She

missed attending her class reunion, as

she didn’t get the information and would

have attended. She heard everyone had a

great time.

Class of 1972, Cynthia Barricklow

Mackey Brunswick, OH and Monica

Voelzow Cwiklinski BrookPark, OH

both want to know when there will be a

class reunion??

Shirley DeWerth Cyples 6/72 North

Ridgeville, OH is enjoying life with five

grandchildren who keep her young and

her husband’s twin granddaughters. She

recently married JMH grad Allen Cyples

6/70. She feels blessed with great

friends and family. She is active in her

church, One Love Community and loves

the newsletter, waiting for news of a

1972 reunion.

John Gundie 6/72 Camar illo, CA at-

tended CSU and graduated with a BBA

in accounting in 1976. Recently, he re-

tired after 31 years as a financial/budget

analyst, at the Naval Base in Ventura

County. He’s enjoying retirement and

just returned from a cross country road

trip.

Jean Cubic Koplan 6/72 Medina, OH

thanks the Alumni for all the hard work

keeping everyone connected. She liked

the idea of emailing the newsletter to

those who opt into this.

Francine Stasik Silavent 6/72 resides

with her husband Chuck in North

Olmsted, OH. She retired from North

Olmsted High School. She has four

grown children and two grandbabies.

Keith Smith 6/72 Mansfield, OH since

1972. He has a daughter 30 and a son,

22. He has been retired on disability

since 2009.

Wendy Walling Vadini 6/72 Cleve-

land, OH wrote in to thank the trustees

for all the time, devotion, hard work and

effort over the years. The Hall of Fame

dinners are impressive, fund raising crea-

tive and newsletter a great deal of work.

Jeff Carlson 6/73 Nor th Ridgeville,

OH writes in to say that he retired July 1,

2017.

Elizabeth Spreng Emmer 6/73 lives in

Bay Village, OH and retired from teach-

ing chemistry at Avon Lake High School

(Thank you Mr. Hohertz!). She is now

teaching at Tri-C and her husband, Rick

tutors there. They ride their bikes to

work! Their three children, Tom, Laura

and Carolyn are all out on their own –

WooHoo!

Dennis Garrity 6/73 Cleveland, OH

just retired two years ago. He gives a

shout out to President Roosevelt for

starting social security in 1935. He and

his wife became first time grandparents

in Aug of 2016 to Benjamin Stibora,

who lives in Medina. Dennis baby-sits

him one day a week. He also does vol-

unteer work at a nearby park and trail.

Shereeann Corcao Masucci 6/73 Cleveland, OH still lives in same area

where she grew up. She has three chil-

dren and 2 grandchildren. She is looking

forward to the 45th reunion and says Hi

to everyone.

Jim Miko 6/73 New Car lisle, IN sends

his greetings and keep up the great work

with the newsletter. He retired in Jan

2018 after thirty plus years as a high

school history teacher. His military kids

and spouses are in central Indiana near

Purdue Univ and Monterey, CA. His

lovely “artist wife” Diane has lots of

cool work posted on Facebook. He has

cranked up his running miles (Thanks

coach Emery) and is shooting for “The

50 Year Reunion Run” with JMHS com-

rades. God Bless our Military and won-

derful country! Go USA!

Donna Peters 6/73 Fairview Park, OH

is presently retired from the Cuyahoga

County Data Center. Her world revolves

around art and wine. She is a sketch

artist and painter of watercolors, acrylics

and oils. Her forte is painting portraits

of people and animals.

Delene Zatroch St. Clair 6/73 Valley

Center, CA is still performing with her

husband’s band, “Hot Pursuit Music

Entertainment”. She celebrated 30 years

of marriage by visiting Ireland and Scot-

land. She also volunteers at the San Die-

go Humane Society socializing cats, is a

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reading coach volunteer in schools and is

a music coordinator for Garden of Inno-

cence, San Diego. She is “loving life

and won’t grow up!”

Richard Forst 6/74 Cleveland, OH is

planning to stop in at the JMH gather-

ings, hosted in Berea.

Sharon Listiak Hudy 6/74 Brunswick,

OH has been retired 3 years from the

Sherwin Williams Company. She

worked there for 40 years but is loving

retirement.

Andrew Kitchen 6/74 Phoenix, AZ

writes to say that he has been in the de-

sert for a while, but with hope and many

prayers there will be a big change soon.

Robert Newman 6/74 is alive and well

in Fairview Park, OH. He fondly re-

members his JMH years. Hat’s off to the

Alumni Assoc. for all they do.

Mary Beth Dormer Smith 6/74 Mid-

dleburg Hts, OH is enjoying retirement

with her husband of 30 years, Dana.

Walter “Wally” Smith 6/74 Wadsworth, OH Thanks the Alumni

Trustees for all the hard work put forth

to keep us all informed about JMH past

and present. He goes to his reunions

every five years and all look as though it

was still 1974. He is amazed at the tricks

time tries to play in making us think we

have aged. The years have made him

realize the treasures he has buried in his

memory.

Neil Armentrout 6/75 Cleveland, OH

lost his wife of 39 years on 5/10/17. He

drove a truck for 26 years with JB Hunt

Transport in 48 states and Canada. He is

thinking about retiring. He is looking for

friends he knew from 1974 (when he

should have graduated) and 75.

Teresa Prichard Doss 6/75 Mt. Gay,

WV had a busy 2017. She sold her

Cleveland home, moved to WV, got

married on Nov 25, 2017 to Gary Doss,

her teenage sweetheart. It is her first

marriage and she says better late than

never!

Elizabeth Krumhansel 6/75 Fairview

Park, OH teaches sewing, quilting, knit-

ting and crochet at the JoAnn Store in

the Great Northern Shops in North

Olmsted.

Andrew Kuharsky 6/75 Taylors, SC

left JMH in ’73 (10th grade) to pursue a

career in ballet. He recently graduated

Summa Cum Laude from the University

of South Carolina in May 2018 and en-

rolled in Clemson University’s Masters

of Professional Accountancy program,

where he plans to be a CPA.

Sharon Zacharias Butler 6/76 Pulaski,

TN is still on the farm and rescuing ani-

mals. She works at Home Depot selling

appliances in case anyone needs one!

Mike Hazelwood 6/76 Bradley, WV

retired in 2001 as a licensed registered

respiratory therapist and lives on a

mountain top, deep in the mountains of

southern WV. He has two grown sons

and a beautiful granddaughter.

Dr. Koressa Kutsick Malcolm 6/76

McDowell, VA retired in 2015 from the

position as a school psychologist at the

Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind.

She is now working part time for the

local rural school system. She continues

to teach courses for Mary Baldwin Univ.

Her greatest joy has been the establish-

ment of the Elegius Mini Equine Sanctu-

ary. This is a forever home for miniature

horses, ponies donkeys and mules who

have been abandoned, abused and/or

neglected. The sanctuary is located on a

farm in VA. They can be followed on

Facebook and the website.

Nancy Ezo Schweger 6/76 Mooresville,

NC is enjoying retirement from Civil

Service. She spends time walking the

dog, Pilate’s classes and finding/catching

up with old friends from school and the

military.

Holly Sinnema 6/76 Cleveland, OH

wanted to clarify that the 1970 alumni

would still receive the newsletter in the

mail. We will continue to include all

active alumni from the 1930’s through

1979. Anyone from 1980 and above

should have contacted us to receive the

mailed version. All others can look it up

on the website, posting some time in

June or have it emailed to them upon

request.

Richard Hurley 6/77 Brunswick, OH

and his wife Gayle enjoy camping, trav-

eling and family. They are enjoying

their first grandchild.

Joyce Hlozek Martz 6/77 Spokane,

WA and her husband Dean are celebrat-

ing their 28th anniversary. He is retired

from medicine and is working as a hos-

pital administrator. Their son Dale is

still in the army reserves. He is an infan-

try trainer as a platoon sergeant. Their

daughter Julie is working for the 4 Sea

sons hotel chain and daughter Grace

started medical school. The years are

flying by! Joyce gets to Cleve about 4

times a year and says it was great to see

the new high school.

Dan and Carla Ciliberto Oprea, both

6/77 Strongsville, OH suggested that

information about “Where Are They

Now” be gathered at class reunions and

then shared with the newsletter staff. It

would be an easy way, versus remember-

ing to send it in!

David Reiss 6/77 Reynoldsburg, OH

was sad to read of the death of Mr. Terry

Scahel, as he was his homeroom teacher

and he remembers him fondly.

Christine Schoenberger Welker 6/77 North Royalton , OH has been married

37 years and living in North Royalton

over 29 years. She has two grown

daughters and two grandchildren. Chris-

tine has worked at St Albert’s cafeteria

for 16 years.

David M. Glaser 6/78 Arlington, VA

says that 40 years later he is working as

SVP at Washington DC’s oldest bank.

He is also renovating an 80 year old

home and volunteering as a director at

historic Congressional Cemetery.

Diane Cole Hahn 6/78 Tremont, IL

owns and operates a vineyard and winery

in Mackinaw, IL, The Mackinaw Valley

Vineyard. She was married in 2006 to

Paul Hahn, who passed in 2016 from

colorectal cancer. She founded a

non-profit CRC Life.org to increase

screening, awareness and support for

those diagnosed. She has 3 children, 3

step children and 2 granddaughters.

Kathryn Koch 6/78 Cleveland, OH

retired after 30 years with the Cleveland

Police Department.

Richard Shea 6/78 Beavercreek, OH

presently (9 years) works in the ICU at

the Dayton VA Med Center, giving him

23 years in the Air Force and 10 in the

VA. He is married 32 years to Jennifer,

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a retired USAF Lt. Co and Nurse Practi-

tioner. They have three children and sev-

en grandchildren. He thinks the new

school looks great and had a flood of

memories when visiting his Mom and

stopping by to take pictures.

Kenneth Smith 6/78 Spr ingfield, IL

works for the state EPA.

Carl Faller 6/79 Columbus, OH re-

tired from a career in affordable housing

finance and development. His daughter

Carolyn attends Fordham Univ. Twin

sons Bob and John graduated from Wel-

lington School in 2018 and are attending

Case Western Reserve Univ. and Loyola

Univ. Maryland, respectively. Looking

forward to the 40th reunion in 2019.

Bill Hausknecht 6/79 Fairview Park,

OH just completed his 40th year as an

auto technician a the same shop. The

JMH auto shop helped him at the very

beginning to learn the basics.

Daina (Diane) Ievins West 6/79 Palmy-

ra, NE earned her BS degree from The

Ohio State Univ and an MS degree from

the Univ of NE. She is currently em-

ployed as a scientist (research technolo-

gist/laboratory analyst) at the Univ of

Nebraska. She is enjoying life with her

husband of 3 years, Matthew on their

acreage in America’s Heartland.

1980’s

Nelva Williams Cary 6/80 Morgan-

town, WV is a senior systems engineer at

the NASA Independent Verification and

Validation facility in Fairmont, WV.

Phillip Smith 6/80 Cleveland, OH

works at Kamm’s Corner’s Auto Body

since Feb 11, 1979 under OWE program

with Mr. Hencke.

Donna Sokalski Christman 6/81

Eaton, OH is married to a retired Navy

Veteran. She likes to travel, hike and

bicycle. She is a Labor Relations Con-

sultant for the Ohio Education Associa-

tion.

Janetta Hammock 6/81 Cleveland, OH

is Diversity Manager at Case Western

Reserve Univ.

Antoinette Johnson Baker 6/82 Bed-

ford, OH is SVP/Operations Manager

PWC, a self published author and ad-

junct faculty at Kent State University.

Tangala Jordan 6/82 Maple Hts., OH

Retired from Cuyahoga Job and Family

Services in July of 2017. She was there

for twenty years and is currently travel-

ing and spending time with her two

grandchildren.

John P. Ginley 6/83 Cleveland OH

received his first newsletter! He wrote in

to say that after graduating he attended

Vincennes Junior College in IN and then

Univ of Southern Mississippi on a bas-

ketball scholarship. He is employed by

Kelley Steel Erectors and is a 25-year

member of International Union of Oper-

ating Engineers, Local #18. He attended

JMH in his senior year and was Plain

Dealer All Scholastic Basketball 1st

Team in 1983.

Chris Ann Chambers 6/84 Brecksville,

OH says she is living the dream.

Lee Ann Oliver Beck, 6/85 Brunswick,

OH works for HSSE Compliance Spe-

cialists at Buckeye Partners. (Health,

Safety, Security and Environmental)

Yvonka Hall, 6/86 Cleveland, OH is

the Director of Northeast Ohio Black

Health Coalition, which addresses parity

issues in communities of color. Last

May she ran for State Representative in

the 12th District.

1990’s

We need to hear from you!

2000’s

Jennifer Green 6/03 Willowick, OH

moved into a house on July 27, 2018 in

Lake County, after living in Cuyahoga

County for 36 years. She is hoping for a

20th reunion in 2023!

Chanary Chin Hadley 6/05 South Eu-

clid, OH where she lives with her hus-

band and son. She graduated from CSU

with a degree in computer science and is

currently working as a programmer at a

software company in Warrensville

Heights. She enjoys reading the alumni

newsletter and thanks everyone for their

hard work.

2010’s

Brandi Jett 6/13 Cleveland, OH

I graduated from Case Western Reserve

University with a Bachelor’s degree in

Communication Sciences and Psycholo-

gy in 2017. Currently pursuing my Mas-

ter’s degree in Speech-Language Pathol-

ogy at Case Western Reserve University

(anticipated graduation Spring 2019).

Leandra Santana 6/13 Parma, OH

Started the career as a Rural Carrier in

The United States post office. Enrolling

in school in the spring or fall to become

an LPN. It’s never too late to change

your life for the better.

Meagan Spooner Beckman 6/13 Elyria, OH Married to Carl Beckman.

Raising our two fur babies.

Riaha Bogan 6/13 Columbus, OH

I recently relocated to Columbus, Ohio

after graduating from OSU in 2017 to

teach 4th grade math at a public charter

school called KIPP Columbus.

Remi Lurns 6/13 Cleveland, OH

I currently work for progressive insur-

ance. I am a Commercial Lines CSR.

After graduating I went to school

(Youngstown State University for a year

and Tri C for a year and a half). I took

some time off. I have a son now (he’s

one) and my boyfriend and I are looking

into buying a house. I’m back in school

now, expecting to graduate soon

(hopefully next fall).

Melissa Gramajo 6/13 Columbus, OH

I am currently a 2 nd year student at The

Ohio State University pursuing a Master

of Science in Nursing with a Family

Nurse Practitioner Track. I am a recipi-

ent of the HRSA Nurse Corps Scholar

ship, which awards financial support to

students wishing to work in underserved

communities once they graduate. I hope

to return to Cleveland one day and work

as a primary care provider at a local un-

derserved and underrepresented clinic.

Outside of academics, I am a member of

the Young Latino Network of Cleveland.

I have also worked closely with Esperan-

za Association.

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FACULTY AND FRIENDS

Former Principal Cynthia Metzger

retired in 2005 Strongsville, OH has

been happily retired for 13 years now

and accomplished her goal of golfing in

all fifty states! She also enjoys biking,

reading, kayaking, traveling and playing

games with family and friends. She

would really like to hear what her former

students from the classes of 1997 to

2005 are doing. She is encouraging eve-

ryone to write in to the JMHS Alumni

Assn and let us know your accomplish-

ments after graduation!

Michael D. Steirer, Faculty Medina,

OH and his wife Jan recently celebrated

their 50th anniversary. He taught English

at Shuler Jr High and then Marshall from

1965-1972, leaving to become a princi-

pal in Elyria. After taking early retire-

ment, he continued teaching a CCC,

Kent, B-W, Akron Univ and LCCC

where he retired in 2016. They raised

four daughters and continue to travel

throughout the world, having visited

over 50 countries. Contact him at

michaelsteirer@zoominternet.net **

printed with permission.

Carol Benyo, Friend (1956 class of

Fairview) Rocky River , OH continues

to keep in touch with her JMH friends

whom she grew up with in her neighbor-

hood. She went to grade school through

7th grade before her family moved to

Fairview. She says she will never forget

them and enjoys reading the newsletter.

June 1959 - November 18’ gathering at Gene's

Place. Canary's in NO was the meeting place, but

fire last May had them relocate lunches to

Gene's. Returned to the new North Olmsted Ca-

nary's in February. Check with Don Moll for

future locations.

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Class of 1989 continued:

Sunday, June 30, 2019

10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Cookout

Contact Mo Willingham

mozellajo@gmail.com

Ph: 216 849-8925

Class of 1994

25th Reunion

Throwback Reunion

Friday, August 30,2019

Mixer - The Lanes,

Maple Hts. 7pm

Saturday, August 31,2019

Throwback Homecoming

Embassy Suites -

Beachwood 7pm

Cost: $40/per person

Sunday, September 1, 2019

Harper Ridge Picnic Area, Solon -

(BYOF) 3pm

Tanisha McBride

216.410.1460

Chanelreds@yahoo.com

Class of 1999

20th Reunion

Aug 2, 3, 4, 2019

Check webpage or with:

Ivoe Nicholson

Ivoewesley@gmail.com

Jamie (Kidd) Dunbar

jdunbar725@gmail.com

440-444-5375

m/groups/43895073911/

Committees: Please remember to

send your updates to us so we can

attempt to keep addresses, email,

phone #s as current as possible with

our yearly mailings.

Please email updates to reunion

committee members to our email:

info@ jmhalumni.com

Class Reunions! Check our Web

Page for any last minute updates!

Class of Jan & June 1957

Spring Luncheon

Monday, May 13, 2019

Moosehead Hoof & Ladder

Columbia Rd - Olmsted Falls

If you can join, please call Marilyn

(MacLaren) Yesberger

Ph: 216-403-0792

Class of Jan & June 1958

All on Fridays at 4:00 pm

May 24, 2019

July 26, 2019

September 20, 2019

November 15, 2019

RSVP & locations Susan Kirst

Ph: 216-251-8645

Class of January 1959

60th Reunion

Saturday, October 5, 2019

12:00 pm Tony K's

541 W. Bagley Road

Berea, Ohio 44017

Contact: Donna (Josey) Marchese

Ph: 440-888-5173

Class of June 1959

Monthly Lunch

Check with Don Moll for dates

and locations

Class of June 1963

Annual Reunion

Third Tuesday in July (16th) 2019

Check website for further details.

Bruce Brockman

bfbman5543@gmail.com

Class of 1965

54th Reunion

Saturday, August 10th, 2019

3 pm to 8 pm

Catered Buffet Dinner

Private Home

Invitations will be mailed

out mid-April.

Darlene (Welther) DiCato

Ph: 330-328-9573

dmdemd@sbcglobal.net

Class of Jan. 1969 50th Reunion

Friday, October 4, 2019

Meet & Greet TBD

Saturday, October 5, 2019

LeCentre Event Center , Westlake

Need more info?

JMH169@yahoo.com

Class of June 1969

50 yr. Get Together!

Friday, August 16, 2019

Noon - 10 pm Rain or shine

Huntington Beach Park

Lake Shelter-(West)

BYO Food & Beverage

PARK RULES - NO ALCOHOL

$5 Donation per person at the door.

Toni Russo Stephany

Ph: 216-702-2414

Class of Jan & June 1970

50th Reunion

Save the Date! Weekend of

September 12, 2020

Update info with JMHAA

need email address too!

Check FB group for details.

JMH 1970 Alumni

Class of 1974

45th Reunion

Friday, June 7, 2019

Graduation Anniversary

Grindstone Tap House

Saturday, June 8, 2019

Cook Out

Donauschwaben German

American Club

Sunday, June 9, 2019

Lake Erie Crushers Game

Avon, OH

Contact: Peggy Brennan Stockdale

or JMH 1974 Facebook

Payments due 5/17/19

Class of 1975

45th Reunion

Save the date!

June 6, 2020

Ph: 440-570-8557

Class of 1979

40th Reunion

Saturday, June 29, 2019

Four Points Sheraton, W 150 6-11

1979jmhslawyers@gmail.com

FB John Marshall Class of 1979

Rosemary Costanzo 440-816-1788

Sandy Karadimas 216-392-8944

Class of 1989

30th Reunion

Friday, June 28, 2019 8:00 PM

Meet & Greet

Saturday, June 29, 2019

6:00 PM - 11:00 PM

Dinner and Dancing

Windows on the River

Mark your

Calendars!

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Check with your employer to see if they

offer a matching gift program as part of your

benefits. We have several alumni who have

taken advantage of that feature and it helps

our funds grow!

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6/74 – Walter Smith

Class of 74 – sent by

Peggy Brennen Stockdale

6/74 – Diane Dregalla Tallon

6/75 – Marilyn Cubic Emsley

6/75 – James 6/76 and

Susan Shaw Kasten

6/75 - John Parente

6/76 - Nancy Ezo Schweger

6/76 – Holly Sinnema

6/77 – Alan Behringer

6/77 – Steve Fatula

6/77 – Emery Gedeon

6/78 – Gregory Klein

6/78 – Kathy Koch

6/79 – Carl Faller

6/79 – Martin Nolan

6/79 – Daina (Diane) Ievins West

7/80 - Perry Sprachman

6/81 – Donna Sokalski Christman

6/83 – John Ginley

6/02 – Linda Tran

6/05 – Chanary Chin Hadley

Jane Urban 6/42

Norma Dunson Cole 1/49

Mary Lou Noel Pollak 1/49

Faith Rusnell Goad 6/57

Linda Burzese Baumbach 6/59

Bety Petitt 6/64

Joseph Kurilec 1/65

Joan Minoff 1/67

Lynn Edgar Semega (posthumously)

6/68

Anthony Weinert 6/68

William Ellert 6/70

Karen Nakanishi Strauss 6/79

Lila Goodson Westwood 6/70

Aneesha Ash Shaheed Johnson 6/91

Most Generous

Faculty – Roberta Leach

Faculty – Cynthia Metzger

Faculty – Richard Nielson

Friend – Julieanne Appleson Phillips

6/42 – Shirley Maharidge Pinkerton

6/43 – Marjorie Trentanelli Coble

6/43 – Alice Sibley Glasser

6/45 – Robert Zeller

1/46 – Dr. Harlan Peterjohn

6/46 – Wilbert Winold

6/48 – Ruth Miller Bertrand

1/49 – Jean Geiger Fortini

1/49 – Jean Franz Hoyer

6/49 – Jack Sayler

6/50 – Marjorie Kasper Eglett

6/50 – Don Friedl

6/50 – Alan Peterson

6/51 – Gordon Koscher

1/52 – Neil Harvey

1/52 – Anne Austin Jennings

6/52 – Jim/Jenny Dykstra Dregalla

6/52 – Jeanette Lott Jelepis

6/52 – Henry Roenigk *

6/53 – Donna Heil Criddle

6/53 – Bob/Claudia Sills Kostur

1/54 - Ralph & Joan Leib Williamson

6/54 – Carl Gerber

6/54 – Charles Humbert

6/54 – Leroy Sathre

6/55 – Fred Cowles

6/55 – Robert Gildner

1/56 – James Bagger

1/56 – Neal Haug

6/56 – Barbara Roenigk Jenkins

1/57 – Claren Branch Blackburn

6/57 – Anonymous

6/57 – Sandra Murner Henning

6/57 – Eileen Jennings

6/57 – Ken Tischler **

1/58 – Eugene Lovasy

1/58 – Louis Tornatzky

6/58 - Donald Forst

6/58 – Donald Randolph

6/59 – James Coufalik

6/59 - James Holley

6/59 – James Morrill

6/59 - James Spilburg

1/60 – James Cutre

1/60 – Robert Ontolchik

6/60 – Bruce James

6/60 – David Jones

6/60 – William Jones

6/60 – Barbara Leeseburg Marconi

6/60 – Dennis Marley

6/60 - Rudolph Najda

6/60 - Robert Osborne

6/60 – James Radovic

6/60 - Betty Yoe Yurcich

1/61 – Merrill Liebensberger

1/61 – Robert Staley

6/61 - Evelyn O’Brien Colwell

6/61 – Bruce French

6/61 – James Murphy

6/61 – Richard Sholtis

6/61 – Barbara Walden **

1/62 – Dr Stephen Sroka

1/63 – Dr Thomas Cusick

1/63 – Mary Willes Crawford

6/62 – Joseph Casaregola

6/63 – Anonymous

6/63 – Marilyn Germuska

Best & matching employer

6/63 – Doris Matuszak

6/63 – John Papay

6/63 – Curtis Spilburg

1/65 – Janice Hampton Mattingly

6/65 – Joseph Brozman

6/65 – Thomas Maier

1/66 – James Halas

6/66 – Ed and Loretta D’Agostino

D’Alessandro

6/66 – Charlyne Martin McGraw

6/66 - Thury O’Connor

1/67 – Carolyn Clark Piccola

6/67 – Beverly Price Deford

6/68 - Anita Waldeck Lawson

6/68 – Jim & Cindy McGinnis

McGucken

6/68 – Ralph Saker

1/69 - James Turczyk

6/69 – Regan Krause

1/69 – William Rennar

6/69 – Thomas Yonkers

6/69 – John Zayac

1/70 – Dale Brogan

6/70 – William Barkhauer

6/70 - Susan Weisenbach Johnson

6/70 - Dorene Marsh

6/70 – James Nolan

6/70 - Robert Wilhelm

6/71 - Donald Jacobson

6/71 – Carol Lucic McBean

6/71 – William Schmidt

1/72 – Carol Heitz Porter

6/72 – Deborah Mather Drossis

6/72 – Dale Kinnear

6/72 – Constance Thompson Ricks

6/72 – David Robinson

6/72 - Francine Stasik Silavent

6/73 – Henry Herbst

6/73 – Delene Zatroch St Clair

6/73 – Charles and Vicky Overby

6/75 Willcox

6/74 – William Karpowicz

6/74 – James/Barb Coss Keister

6/74 – Kurt Liljeberg

Most Generous

Thank you to the following

who have contributed

$100.00 or more in 2018!

2018

Endowment Donations

Page 18 John Marshall Alumni Association News Volume 46, No. 1

from Gary 6/70

Karen Kopylec (6/73) Burgund

6/70 – Sue Rene Phillipp

from Gail Hunt Mroczka 6/70

6/70 – Thomas Spuhler (Marines)

from Timothy Kane 6/70

1/71 – Kirk Davis

from Dan Dickerson 6/71

6/71 - Jim Chylik

from Richard Chylik 1/70

6/71 – Robin Elaine Hill Davis from

Edward and Cheryl Hill Bloom 6/73

6/71 Jim Hurley

from Dan Dickerson 6/71

6/72 – William (Billy) Kovach

from Cynthia Kovach Morek 1/71

6/73 – Jill Vassel Benjamin

from Sandra Joan Pedley 6/73

6/74 – Jeanne Young Uram

from Sharon Listiak Hudy 6/74

6/75 – Jim Devaty

from Patricia Denos Dokler 6/75

6/75 – Lynn Graham Ibos

from Teresa Prichard Doss 6/75

6/76 – John A. Chambers

(Proud Marine)

from Chris Ann Chambers 6/84

6/76 - Glenn Zimmerman

from Nick Wolf 6/74

6/78 – Steve Singer

from Mark McManamon 6/78

6/80 Angela Ferris

from Laura Ferris Mruk 6/71

Kristin Herrin Hufsey 6/71

honors her sisters, Linda ’66, Lana ’67,

Elizabeth ’68, Karen ’70, Ann, ’72 and

Mary’76

Anita Waldek 6/68

Class reunion committee/ Elaine Schultz

Staley 6/68

Scholarship in the name of Brian Fo-

ley class of 2002 from Cynthia For-

rester

Faculty

Gene Gibbons - from Tim Riha 6/72

Carl Locke - from Nick Wolf 6/74

Enrico Molinari - from

Jeffrey Hubley 1/66

Richard Van Allen - from Bill Beyer

6/75

Foster Whitacre - from Peter Politzer

6/55 and Faculty

6/26 - Marjorie Barker Bassett from

Lois Bassett Summerlin 6/57

1/35 - William Moritz, Rita Behrens

Moritz 6/35 and Milton Arthur Moritz

(MIA) 6/38 from Gaye Moritz Rule

(Friend)

1/37 - Leona Strautz Dumont

from Elaine Dumont Blake 6/60

1/43 - Jack Kullman

from Dorothy McCave Kullman 6/44

1/44 - Franklin Hayba

from daughter, Margaret Gonzales

6/44 - John Devine

from Audrey Smith Devine 6/44

6/44 – Paul Vokac

from Jerri Vokac 6/75

6/46 - Ken Lindenmann

from Glen Horton Jr, 6/46

6/46 - LaVerne Vogelpohl Schuster

from Marie Lindsay Koch 6/46

6/48 - Jack Pollock

from Roger Schulte 6/48

1/49 – H. Kenneth Goodwin

from Corinne Goodwin Wilson 1/64

6/49 - Dale Humphrey

from Alice Brisky Wuenscher 1/50

6/49 - MaryLou McTigue Korney

from Geraldine Ray McTigue 6/49

6/49 - Raymond Noss from Mary Noss

Breckenridge 1/62

6/51 - Loretta Sucku Grombol

from Edmund Grombol 1/50

1/54 - Mary Johnston Sinatra

from Alice Prutton Matej 1/54

6/55 - Charlotte Bassett Parsons

from Lois Bassett Summerlin 6/57

6/55 - Gary and George Brenner

from Marilyn Cameli Romeo 6/55

6/56 - Richard Artman

from wife, Anna Artman

6/56 - Gary Kistemaker

from Lois Kistemaker Kunes 1/55

6/56 - Beverly Grande Nauman 6/56

from Joyce Grande Watterson 6/55

1/57 – Margaret Wickmann Shaw

from Mary Jane Wickmann James 6/63

6/57 - Gail Antos Ryan 6/57

from Joan Pritchard Zanny 6/57

and Gloria Antos Hulliung 6/58

1/58 - Harry Clabaugh

from Gayle Balliett

Clabaugh-Whitmer 6/58

1/58 - Judy Harkema Kirchenbauer

from Norm Kirchenbauer 6/56

1/58 - Thomas Stimac

from Joyce Skoda Stimac 6/60

6/58 - Bob Bannerman

from Dennis Himes, Jr. 6/58

6/58 - Ralph Kistemaker

from Lois Kistemaker Kunes 1/55

6/58 – Henry J Peppers

from Jerry P. Peppers 1/64

John Chrysochoos, spouse of

Alexandra Kratsas Chrysochoos 1/59

6/59 - Pat Brenner Mattern, Pat Hordin

Posze and Sandy Kader Burchak

from Susan Hostelley Peters 6/59

1/60 - Carolyn Adamski Desmone

from Cheryl Adamski Kuta 1/63

6/60 - Robert Bayerl and Richard Carje

from James Baker 6/60

6/60 - Walter Noss

from Mary Noss Breckenridge 1/62

6/60 - Pat Pignataro

from Frank A. Pignataro 6/62

6/61 - Karlis Spalvins

from A. Andre Spalvins 6/68

6/61 - Charlotte Adamski Palka

from Cheryl Adamski Kuta 1/63

6/61 - Tom Petrime

from Joan Imer Petrime 6/61

6/62 – Michael J. Jasura Jr

from Rita Jasura Haneline 6/53

6/62 - Robert Yanok

from Gray Allyn 1/62

6/63 - Jo-ell Trinknet Jacobson

from Angeline Vianos 6/63

6/64 - Gayle Gerstnecker White

from Vivian Gerstnecker Strauss 6/58

6/65 - Felicia Peppers Young

from Jerry P. Peppers 1/64

6/65 – Armand “Sparky” Masten

from William (Butch) Kolar 6/65

6/65 – Richard Tuomala

from Dave Tuomala 6/75

6/66 – Jean Gracon Luty

from Beth Gracon Petrey 6/69

1/69 – Michael V. Milam 1/69

from Patricia Milam Simon 6/75

1/70 – Andy Mathews

from: Mary Ellen Evenden Swift 6/70

Ed/Joyce Jesen Dominick 6/70

Sheila Mathis Dobish 6/72

Doug Smorag 6/76

Joyce Kouba Murphy 6/58

Marijane Kubach Faculty

Judy Gilson 1/70

1/70 - Gene Schuster

Bruce Holloway

Diane Mayberry Manis 1/70

6/70 - Jim Bartel

2018 In Memory

Of Donations

In Honor of Donations

Page 19 John Marshall Alumni Association News Volume 46, No. 1

6/35 Grace (Schmoldt) Kobie (100)

1/36 Dorothy Gyuru

6/36 Miriam (Andres) Horvath 100)

6/36 Edward E Hudson

6/36 Ruth (Grimes) Lorenz

6/36 Mary (Griffith) Snyder (100)

6/36 Marcella (Loschelder) Walters

(100)

1/37 Margaret “Peg” (Perry) Cachat

6/37 Mary (Krock) Kibler

1/38 Dorothy (Swaim) Dhority

1/38 Pearl (Molnar) Hovanec

1/38 Wilma (Asplin) Kimberly

6/38 Eleanor (Volk) Leheney

6/38 Robert L Tavernier

6/39 Mary (Grammes) Boutang

6/39 Katherine (Skiba) Kothera

1/40 Lawrence J Bartleme

1/41 Gertrude (Boss) Nehrenz

1/41 Wanda (Mizell) Patton

6/41 Clarence G Quine

1/42 Shirley (Melchreit) Bruns

1/42 Mary Elizabeth (Sullens)

Wilson

6/42 Lois (Wiese) Cellura

6/42 Jeane (Stuprich) Furber

6/42 William A Gorham

6/42 Janet (Landreth ) McClain

6/42 Lillian (Thomas) Neff

6/42 Myra (Schuette) Reinhard

6/42 Arline (Nest) Watts

1/43 Ralph J Custar

1/43 Rosemary (Hart) Groves

1/43 Henry W Moos

6/43 Francis J App

6/43 Palma (Barber) Filippelli

6/43 Vernon J Rolland

6/43 Rev. Gerald I Teague

1/44 Florence (Ward) Brown

6/44 Joan (Weisman) Bruening

6/44 Robert H Geither

1/45 Ethel (Witt) Soladay

6/45 Betty (Whitty) Keeler

6/45 Sebastian F Verdi

6/46 Martha (Montgomery)

Anderson

6/46 Ginevra (Grimaldi) Bland

6/46 Pauline Diamond

6/46 Marion Guggenheim

6/46 James T Marsh

6/46 Laverne (Vogelpohl) Schuster

6/46 William Weitzel

1/47 Thomas C Folkman

1/47 Allen C Frick

1/47 Ethel A Hadney

6/47 Sue (Weigel) Carroll

6/47 Wendelin R Frantz

6/47 Warren E Herbert

6/47 Gerald A Lavandosky

6/47 Doris (Bruening) Nelson

1/48 Mary (Stevens) Hamar

1/48 Gerald W Janosek

1/48 Wibur P Wulff

6/48 Peter Carlin

6/48 Marilyn (Reinhart) Connolly

6/48 Margaret (Pitko) Jeri

6/48 William E Peterson

6/48 Victor A Rak

6/48 Donald A Roach

6/48 James S Vance

1/49 Patricia (Meyers) Douglas

1/49 Edward D Dregalla

1/49 Robert C Hnatt

1/49 Loretta (Haver) Lindsey

1/49 Robert D Oze

6/49 Elizabeth (Heibel) Fairchild

6/49 Edna (Kawa) Gfell

6/49 Bernard R Kellish

6/49 Mary (McTigue) Korney

6/49 William J Kozel

6/49 Herbert E Randles

6/49 Richard J Staab Jr.

1/50 Dorothy (Graneggen) Garnes

1/50 Col. Edward E Gerding

1/50 Robert W Leppelmeier

1/50 William E Milner

1/50 Sally (Stone) Wakefield

6/50 Ruth (Emerich) Bilinovich

6/50 Ralph J Coreno

6/50 Ronald F Dieckman

6/50 William S Doane

6/50 Dolores (Bernardy) Hall

6/50 Nancy (Peters) Howie

6/50 Stewart V Kramer

6/50 Daniel R Weber

6/50 Norma (Hart) Yehle

1/51 Vern(Kessler) Field

1/51 Albert J Hauch

6/51 Phyllis (Sabala) Carlin

6/51 Valerie (Muranko) Dreyer

6/51 Verna (Kessler) Field

6/51 Mary Ann (Mundy) Flock

6/51 Jane ( ? ) Masters

6/51 Robert E McDaniel

6/51 Allen L Kareha

6/51 John C Rubin-Regan

6/51 Douglas Smalheer

6/51 David A Walker Sr

1/52 Walter C May

1/52 Joan M McHugh

1/52 John N Medovich

1/52 Edward W Smith

1/52 Lt. Col. Ronald Ramlow

6/52 Rev Harold S Bilotta

Special Tribute to making 100!!

Marcella

(Loschelder)

Walters, 6/36,

Westlake, turned

100 last April

9th. A celebration

was planned with

98 people in at-

tendance, 72 of them were direct

descendants. Sadly she passed 17

days after her birthday.

Margaret “Peg” (Perry) Cachet,

1/37, Rocky River, sadly passed at

99 on 12/31/2018. Her daughter

wrote to us stating that her mother

“was a proud alum of John Mar-

shall.” There were seven children,

and as they often times drove past

JMH, Mom would sing the Alma

Mater—”Ten thousand strong, sing

me a song, Marshall High to thee,

beloved is thy glorious name . . .”

Daughter Mary Joan took her back

to JMH several years ago on her

birthday—they had a great day with

staff and pictures, and looked for the

location where she planted a tree for

an honor she had received. Her high

school years provided her with many

fond memories.

Final Roll Call

While we attempt to verify each listing,

errors may occur. Names listed are only

for those who have passed between

2014 and March 1, 2019. The follow-

ing 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 pass-

ing, 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:

6/52 Kenneth D Bolt Sr

6/52 Georgene (Stanch) Deal

6/52 Ann (Hogan) Drews

6/52 Lois (Prucha) Higgins

6/52 Albert J Koehl Jr

6/52 Robert J Mokren

6/52 Patricia (Stankus) Verdone

6/52 David O Williamson

6/52 Ruth (Henderson) Wilson

6/53 Roger C Harris

6/53 Addison “Sonny” Mills, III

6/53 Viola (McDaniel) Petras

6/53 Bernard D Pompiley

6/53 Rev. Dr. Ralph W Quere

6/53 Carolyn Suddreth

6/53 Patricia "Patsy"

(Patton) Yarchow

1/54 Joan (Schneider) Harants

1/54 Patricia (Denerll) Larsen

1/54 David E Maus Sr

1/54 Sybil (Kane) Ryan

6/54 Virginia (Pokki) Collins

6/54 Gail (Rentz) Czekaj

6/54 Mary Ann (Gisztl) Derwis

6/54 Carolyn 'Lynn'

(Stevens) Rydberg

6/54 Shirley Jean (Salanci) Scott

6/54 Donald W Weaver

6/54 James C Whelpley

1/55 Charlotte (Bassett) Parsons

1/55 Norman G Ruessman

1/56 Rita (Charlton) McFarland

1/56 Arlene (Lusko) Radio

6/56 Loree (Azer) Bednar

6/56 Richard M Furda

6/56 Mona (Hussey) Mason

6/56 Joanne (Mastantuono) Sage

1/57 Kenneth A Fraiberg

1/57 Margaret (Wichmann) Shaw

6/57 Paul L Caldwell

6/57 James R Dewar

6/57 Donald W Lobdell

6/57 John C. Petry

6/57 Richard J Zukie

1/58 Emmajane (Hurd) Cheiky

1/58 Nick Daugenti

1/58 Thomas R McClure

1/58 Janet (Lewis) Stender

1/58 Carolyn (Vogelpohl) Szpak

1/58 Jean (Burger) White

6/58 Albert G Ball

6/58 William E Becker

6/58 Carol (Allsbrook) Bruck

6/58 Carol S Davis

6/58 David A Gomersall

6/58 Peter C Hockenberry

Page 20 John Marshall Alumni Association News Volume 46, No. 1

6/63 Susan (Davis) Youssef

1/64 Nicolette (Sotos) Tremaglio

1/64 Alan R Volin

6/64 Martin H Feldes

6/64 Patricia (Oransky) Gavin

6/64 Gary Lahl

6/64 Peter Pozydaev

6/64 Susan (Chappell) Spercel

1/65 Terrence Hrudka

6/65 Lorraine (Miller) Klotz

6/65 Mary (Yuzva) Mitchell

6/65 Kathleen (Ellenbest) Mueller

6/65 Margaret (Halley) Wright

1/66 Karen (Weigand) Dearden

1/66 Mildred (Leege) Shotwell

6/66 Elliott H Downs

6/66 James Winkler

1/67 Donald G Barany Sr

6/67 Edna (Holton) Clark

6/67 Patricia (Howard) Darus

6/67 Robert E Getz

6/67 Kevin Guion

6/67 Sheila M Howells

6/67 Bonita (Norton) Loeffler

1/68 Norman H Grow

1/68 Mariellen (Wendorf) Kersey

6/68 Mary Ellen (Straub) Binns

6/68 Judy (Konoval) Crosby

6/68 Lynn (Edgar) Semega

1/69 Connie (Harrison) Flores

1/69 Norman H Grow

1/69 Ethel (Thomas) Zeager

6/69 Susan (Bedford) Hollowell

6/69 Brian Patton

6/69 Bruce L Varga

1/70 Andrew T Mathews III

1/70 Robert V Ritchie

6/70 Penny (Wagner) Bauer

6/70 James Rokovitz

6/70 Peter J Vasilakos

6/71 Daniel R Brodnik

6/71 Robin (Hill) Davis

6/71 James T Lee

6/71 Mary Ann Sheboy

72 Herbert W Armstrong

72 Susan (Blankenship) Haller

72 William "Billy" Kovach

72 Teresa (Konop) Messina

72 Holly (Kline) Minderman

73 William E Adamic

73 Alberta O Brown

73 David B Clark

73 Ray Esser

6/58 Marilyn (Tschofen) Johnston

6/58 Donald J Miller

6/58 Charles E Obenauer Jr

1/59 Ronald A Kossman

1/59 Daniel Whelpley

6/59 Phyllis (Sabala) Carlin

1/60 Fred A Balzer

1/60 Teddy B Sanders

1/60 Wendell P Schulda

6/60 Judith (Schwaderer) Bishop

6/60 Sharon (Kutschbach) Cudia

6/60 Richard Glavan

6/60 John R Haynik

6/60 Marc F Nusbaum

6/60 Dale C Viskocil

6/60 Carl A Walter

6/60 Faye (Damron) Weber

6/60 Joyce (Johnson) Youngblood

1/61 Robert M Cavlicek

1/61 David R Gullian

1/61 Marilyn (Wagner) Haas

1/61 Rosemary (Nepi) Shaw

1/61 Dennis M Smalley

1/61 George Tench

1/61 Dennis H Whitticar

6/61 Kenneth W Babin

6/61 Diane (Lehr) Breuler

6/61 Penny L Janus

6/61 Paul R Much

6/61 David E Purcel

6/61 Linda (Forbes) Rickel

6/61 John A Sakaley

6/61 Rosemary (Nepi) Shaw

6/61 Dennis M Smalley

8/61 Larry C Dunlap

1/62 Judith (O'Donnell) Lantz

1/62 George E Leigh

1/62 Linda (Clouston) Reis

6/62 Jean (Zerby) Abraham

6/62 James L Appleyard

6/62 John K Coyne

6/62 Kathleen (Denich) Mellish

6/62 Robert J Yanok

1/63 Glenn S Bannerman

1/63 Les K Maurer

1/63 Nona (Traiber) McClain

6/63 Veronica (Wilchek) Conder

6/63 Thomas R Donahue

6/63 Coleman Edwards

6/63 Sarah Malue

6/63 Kathleen (Masterson) Motz

6/63 Jonathan N Pietschman

6/63 Joseph W Stedronsky

The West House was established as a Historical

Landmark in Sept 2018

Page 21 John Marshall Alumni Association News Volume 46, No. 1

74 Catherine (McGinty) Cook

74 Steven D Jones

74 Thomas S Montague Jr

75 Richard E Coleman

75 Gale (Vajda) Gibson

75 James N Marlowe

75 Robert A Vanek

76 Kenneth Allen Jr

76 Gerald Brasty

77 Robert W Clark Jr.

77 David A Mauerer

78 Michael J Romano

78 Sheila (Bear) Wallace

79 Jeffrey A Kopec

79 Ronald A Strah

80 Carolyn K Bartian

81 Lucy M Dukes

81 Janet (Cruz) Ridolfi

82 Patricia (Alton) Moses

83 Tracey L Hopkins

83F Vincent Lindsey

90 Scott Franklin

92 John J Farnsworth

08 Matthew Gibson

FAC Kim (Bostwick) Hammond

FAC Charles Honesty

FAC Mary Ann Lucas

FAC Douglas Mooney

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and new publications, plus discounts on

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THE JOHN MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL

HALL OF FAME Tenth Induction Dinner/Ceremony

Friday, October 4, 2019 6:00 PM Open Bar / 7:00PM Dinner

Dinner Entrees: Boneless Lemon Pepper Chicken,

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Class of 2019 Inductees

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Gus Chan 1976

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Yvonka Hall 1986

Dr. Iyaad Hasan 1991

John Heilman 1975

Mary Beth Ions 1975

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