John Marshall High School Volume 46 Alumni News Number 1 PO Box 16678, Rocky River, OH 44116-0678 Spring 2019 www.jmhalumni.com (440) 356-0249

Marshall’s Thank you! Memorabilia Market

From the President’s desk: SAVE THE DATE! Are you missing your class I want to thank all JMH Alumni for yearbook? A wine glass your financial support and those who from prom or your class responded to our article in last year’s reunion? We may have it newsletter about cutting back on our for you !! distribution. We will continue mail- ing newsletters to everyone in the The JMH Alumni Associa- class years from1932 through 1979, tion is hosting a special unless you requested the Email copy event on Sunday, July 28, only. No newsletters will be mailed 2019 at the West Park His- to any Alumni from 1980 and above, torical Society’s Community Room. The address is 17401 Lorain Avenue at unless requested. The newsletter will Kamm’s Corners, with parking behind the Citizen’s Bank. There will be many be available to all on line at JMH items for sale from all decades, including class photos from the 40’s, Mo- “jmhalumni.com” sometime in June saics from the 50’s, sports programs, beanies and photos from the 60’s, theater 2019. Any one requesting a printed posters and photos from the 70’s, sports photos from the 80’s and 90’s, class copy of the newsletter from the clas- pictures from 2000’s and multiple yearbooks and Interpreters from all classes. ses of 1980 or above will receive one. 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 Other news: Three new Trustees check out our website for a complete list before the event. If you have any have joined our Board! They are Vir- items that you want to donate, please contact Elaine Staley at 216-267-3857 to ginia Hueter 6/86, Steve Jackson arrange drop off. We hope to see you for a walk down memory lane! 6/92 and Brandi Jett 6/13. Long time trustee Ray Vorell 6/69 recently re- tired.

The John Marshall football team beat Mark your calendars 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

John Marshall City Champions 11/3/2018 Defeated Collinwood Page 2 John Marshall Alumni Association News Volume 46, No. 1 News from the school: ing 3 out of 4 generations of JMH  Seniors Jovarri Boyer, My- grads! chalaeh Pond and Mykia Class of 2018 Graduation was held Woodard were accepted to The on May 26th. Grandmother Mary (Noort) Miscias- Alabama A&M University in

ci, 1/36, was the first grad, attending Huntsville Alabama. Three separate graduation programs the original JMH on W 152nd & Lo- honoring each school, Engineering,  Our student operated coffee rain before moving to the new build- Information Technology and Civic & shop. Lawyers Café is open eve- ing in 1932. Business Leadership, were held on ry M/W/F from 7:15am to Saturday, May 26, 2018 in the JMH To the left: Bob Dylag, 88, Barbara 8:00am.

Gym. Each ceremony was unique to (Misciasci) Dylag, 1/64, Louie Dylag  JM Apparel is a student operated their school. 18, and Daniel Dylag, 86. business, selling John Marshall

Afterwards, the Dylag family got gear. Open on Fridays after Monisa Mason/ together for a group photo, represent- school; you can also contact Ms. Educator: Community & Business Mason at the school to make a Coordinator purchase.

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”.

The ‘Official JMH Alumni Association’ Facebook Group John Marshall Alumni Association www.facebook.com/groups/34559262277/ President Ken Tischler 1/57

Vice President

Joyce (Kouba) Murphy 6/58 Inside this issue: Secretary Deborah (Quillin) Fought 6/76 Secretary Elaine (Schultz) Staley 6/68 Corresponding

From the President’s Desk 1 Treasurer JMH LAWYERS Doug Smorag 6/76 News from the School 2 & 3 Board of Trustees Scholarship Winners Deborah (Quillin) Fought 6/76 Judy Gilson 1/70 Where are they now? 4-15 Susan Kirst 6/58 Darlene (Welther) DiCato 6/65 Paver Order Form 15 Joyce (Kouba) Murphy 6/58 Doug Smorag 6/76 Steve Jackson 6/92 Class Reunions 16 Brandi Jett 2013 Virginia Hueter 6/86 Donations 17-18 Elaine (Schultz) Staley 6/68 Tom Thompson 6/81 Special Tributes and Final Roll Call 19-21 Ken Tischler 1/57 Newsletter Editor Deborah Fought 6/76 Financial Report 21 Webmaster-EStore Tom Thompson 6/81 Hall of Fame 22 Database Elaine (Schultz) Staley 6/68 & Judy Gilson 1/70 Change of Address / Updates and Brick and Paver Sales 23 Donation Form www.jmhalumni.com Visit Darlene (Welther) DiCato 6/65

Page 3 John Marshall Alumni Association News Volume 46, No. 1 News from the School / 2018 Scholarship Recipients

2018 Scholarship Recipients Jaylin Fields strates the achievement, Katie Ayala Jaylin plans to attend desire and Katie graduated Cleveland State Uni- commitment to with a 3.6 GPA and versity and hopes to be a future was on the Honor own a business one leader.” This year’s award Roll while at Mar- day. She graduated goes to Katie shall. She plans to with a 3.8 GPA and Ayala. As she attend Ohio State was fourth in her Jaylin Fields cried with joy, University and class. She achieved he stood there Katie Ayala hopes to be a doc- High Honors for three years. Jaylin watching her tor one day. was a member of the NHS, Physics and think- Katie was a member of the NHS, Club, Multicultural Club, and Stu- ing, ‘We have Multicultural Club, College Club, dent Council. She served as Senior such great stu- and Photography Club. She was Class President. Jaylin was also a dents in our captain of the rugby team and the member of the JMH volleyball team Stephen Sroka, PhD public schools.' bowling team . She was also active for four years and played Club vol- with Katie Ayala Sadly, we only with the Special Olympics and was leyball for CVC. She has worked seem to read an intern with Student Web Corp. with Special Olympics for three about the bad ones. Today Katie, Katie graduated from the JMH IT years and has worked at the Manor you are my front page story as you School. Care facility in North Olmsted. Jay- pursue your premed degree. lin graduated from the JMH School Onyango Pearl of Engineering. Onyango plans to Plamedie attend Central State Katusevanako University and to major in communi- Plamedie plans to cations. He gradu- attend CCC to major ated third in his in Forensic Science class with a GPA Technology. She of 3.8. would like to work Onyango Pearl While at Marshall, in the Forensic Sci- Onyango was a Plamedie ence field. Plamedie member of NHS, Student Advisory Katusevanaki graduated with a 3.2 Council, and Upward Bound. He GPA and was on the Honor volunteered at the Greater Cleveland Roll. She has been active volunteer- Food Bank, and in the Cleveland ing in her church and in day care Metroparks helping to cut down schools. Plamedie was awarded the One of Our Own trees. Onyango was awarded the Brian Foley Scholarship which was Black Heritage Award by the Cleve- presented in the memory of Brian, a Andrew T. Mathews 1/70 passed away land Cavaliers. Onyango graduated former JMH graduate, by his family. August 31, 2018. As a Trustee serving on the Board of the Alumni Association from the JMH School of Civic and Plamedie graduated from the JMH IT for over 20 years, Andy was our Past Business Leadership. School. President, Historian, Hall of Fame Com- mittee Chairman and Sports Statistician. Stephen Sroka, PhD, 1/62 has been He worked continuously collecting, re- paying it forward, for the 20th year. searching and compiling information He returned to his alma mater, John from obits, PD sports results and past Marshall High School in Cleveland, Interpreters for historical JMH infor- OH, to present a Sroka Scholarship mation and trivia. Andy was an avid Award “to a senior, who demon- movie and music collector. He was a friend to many and will be truly missed. Page 4 John Marshall Alumni Association News Volume 46, No. 1 Where are they now?

OH, closer to family. She 1930’s enjoys the newsletter, the history and also new news Dorothy Swaim Dhority 1/38 Denver, important to JMH. CO, was eager to turn 100 on 1/2/2019. Shortly after her response to our news- Dorothy McCave Kullman letter, she passed on July 1, 2018. She 6/44 Norwalk, OH says she was married 3 times, had 5 children with has morphed into a blob of her first husband, 16 grandchildren, 14 protoplasm at the age of 92. great and 1 great-great grandchild on the She also writes: Sorry, I have aged out! way.

Alice Burbridge Sears 6/44 Hazel Smith Spero 6/39 Zephyrhills, Greenville, SC is no longer FL is still going strong and gets much able to travel and requested enjoyment reading the JMH newsletter. a list of surviving class- She thanks us for our efforts. mates. While it is our policy

not to distribute class lists, 1940’s Alice can be reached at 23 Windcrest Dr, Greenville, 1948-1949 70th Reunion on August 8, 2018 Robert F. Jelen 1/41 Merritt Island, SC 29615 for her classmates FL is still going strong at 96. He spent to contact her. *printed his birthday on the dance floor at Heidis with permission class for their 70th class reunion at the Jazz Club in Cocoa Beach, FL. Westwood Country Club in Rocky Riv- Glen Horton, Jr. 6/46 Brooklyn, MI er, Ohio. The noon event was well at- Doris Wilson Soucie 6/41 Strongsville, wants to thank class ’46 alumni secre- tended OH says that two of her dear school tary, Marie Lindsay Koch for keeping friends, Sophie Soeffker Albrecht and records of class members status. Con- Nancy Bird Hartman 6/48 Richfield, Gertrude Wood Schatmeyer, passed . gratulations to all living members who OH sends in a correction for the 2018 They were her telephone friends and she are making the “90 Club” this year. Newsletter where a picture of her at the misses their calls. One of her caregivers, 1948 reunion is listed incorrectly. It also a JMH Alum, has fun conversations Miriam Landstrom Johnson 1/47 should have read Nancy Bird Hartman, with her about JMH. Whittier CA enjoys reading the newslet- but instead is listed as Joanne Hartman. ter. Her dear friend Joanne died in 2016, but Lenora Liskey Cruse 6/42 Bend, OR would probably enjoy that her name ap- recently moved there from California to Herbert Loewlein 1/47 Cuyahoga peared, even if she didn’t. be near her daughter. Her husband, now Falls, OH still lives in the house he deceased, held a job with a construction moved into after graduating from Case Donald Larsen 6/48 Avon, OH found company and that took them to many Inst of Tech in 1953. He actually gradu- two alumni living at St. Mary of the places in the US and to foreign coun- ated in ’46 after summer school and Woods with him. tries. Some of the places she traveled spent time in the US Air Force in 1947. They are Ellie Skufca Kughn 6/41 and were Israel, the Philippines and Pakistan He served in Germany during the Berlin Bill Weber 6/45 for three years. Their family includes Air Lift before entering Case in 1950. four children and a very adventurous Norma Dunson Cole 1/49 Fairview life. Joyce Bielfelt Panzer 1/47 Parma, OH Park, OH looks forward to the Alumni says Hi to all Jan ’47 classmates wherev- Newsletter and wishes more from Jan of Margaret Yetman Glunt 6/42 Avon er they are and sends her best and thanks ’49 would write in with information on Lake, OH celebrated her 95th birthday to the class of June ’46 for including what is happening to them and where with her daughter from Alaska this past their class to the reunion dinners. they are now living. summer. She keeps in touch with many of her classmates. Roger Schulte 1/48 Fairview Park, OH Jack Gallagher 1/49 Glen Ellyn, IL had a great time at his class reunion see- has been retired for the past twenty Alice Sibley Glasser 6/43 Agoura, CA ing old friends and talking about their years. lives in assisted living and believes she experiences then and now,and what fine is very lucky to be there. She enjoys teachers they had. Mary Lou Noel Pollak 1/49 Fairview receiving the newsletter. Park, OH helped Ruth Miller Bertrand Ruth Miller Bertrand 6/48 Westlake, (6/48) with the “early” 70th class reunion Marjorie Trentanelli Coble 6/43 OH combined the January and June 1948 on August 8, 2018. They combined the Olmsted Twp, OH is glad to be back in classes, along with the January 1949 Page 5 John Marshall Alumni Association News Volume 46, No. 1 1/49) passed away in 2013. She is disa- His trip to Savannah GA did not go so January and June 1948 class, along with bled and uses a walker to get around, but well, as he couldn’t find the hotel, ended the January and June 1949 class for a keeps active. She has two sons and a up in the hospital, bus broke down and luncheon at the Westwood Country Club then later his car was side swiped while daughter, four grandchildren and three in Westlake, OH. parked. Hope things have settled down great grandsons. She is not active on the by now! Ronald Huber 6/49 Medina, OH and computer, but would like to hear from his wife, Peg split their time between classmates. Her address is 8752 Hazard Ron 6/51 and Alice Prutton Matej 1/54 their Florida and Medina homes. They Ave. Westminster, CA 92683 if you Dover, DE celebrated their 63rd wed- golf and Peg does quilting and Ron does write to her. * printed with permission ding anniversary in June. They both watercolors. Life is still good and he enjoy the newsletter. looks forward to hearing about us “old George Gardner 6/50 Naples, FL had folks”. a great year! They added three new Neil (Tex) Harvey 1/52 Tampa, FL great grandchildren to their extended sends his best and remembers JMH Geraldine (Gerri) Ray McTigue 6/49 family, for a total of thirteen. Everyone fondly. Being a southern kid, he has just Deerfield Beach, FL is writing a new is in good health and continue to enjoy now warmed up from those Cleveland book on mothers. She announced her retirement. winters! newest great-grandson Evan James, who joined his brother Cody Ray, sons of her Thelma Hafner Herrick 6/50 Brook Carole Spring Tolaro 6/51 Avon Lake, grandson Ryan and Sherry McTigue. Park, OH wrote in with some memories OH is now living in an independent liv- Her daughter Jacqueline Simon complet- and wonders if kids now a days would ing apt. that is attached to the complex ed 30 years as an elementary teacher and be able to read her handwriting, since where her husband is in memory care. has two sons in Denver. Her daughter they stopped teaching cursive. She celebrated 85 years in August and Kathy was honored by American Air- her health is fine. She enjoys quilting, lines, for 30 years service. Her son Jim Col. Perry Nuhn USAF (Ret) 6/50 Cal- reading, walking and her 14 great grand- McTigue graduated from US Merchant lawassie Island, SC and wife Ritamarie children. She says Hi to all her class- Marine Academy and is now a retired Kestner, a St. Augustine 51 grad & St. mates. ship pilot and father of five. Another John's College 55 grad., celebrated their son, Don is traveling the world to update 63rd anniversary last November. He Maryann Klimcyk Fabbri 1/52 Tuc- pilot simulators. keeps busy with golf and other like ac- son, AZ thinks her class may have been Ken Pesta 6/49 Westlake, OH is still tivities, and serves as a docent and re- the smallest to graduate (78) from JMH. playing golf and enjoys athletics. He searcher at the National Museum of the She played in the marching band under wishes he was seventeen again! Mighty Eighth Air Force in Pooler, the direction of Clyde Seidel. She lost GA. Last year, the remains of his uncle, her husband of 50 years and a son. She Captain Albert Schlegel, were found. He tries to stay active with travel and thea- 1950’s was the leading Ace of Cleveland when ter.

Alice Brisky Humphrey Wuenscher he was shot down over France in August 1/50 Chesterfield, MO writes to say her 1944. His burial with full military hon- Connie Gustin Abend 6/52 Daytona oldest granddaughter started college at ors was in the Beaufort National Ceme- Beach, FL (Formerly 54yrs in N. Royal- Wm Woods Univ pursuing a degree in tery with over 500 attending. Both he ton) moved to be closer to their son, Paul Equine Science. She takes after her and his wife are 85 and in good health. after their daughter passed 8 years ago. grandmother who is still riding her horse Their daughters are close by - Nancy in They will miss their 3 acres, home, fami- 2 times a week at the age of 86. She is a Sarasota and Carolyn in Durham. They ly, and friends. Two Golden Retrievers, semi-retired florist and she enjoys her keep in touch with Al & Audrey Peter- Punky, 1 and Tammy, 10 will too. She garden at the condo. Alice asks if any- son, also 6/50 grads enjoys hearing the news from JMH. one remembers Friday night “community center” square dancing in Alan “Al” and Audrey Godfray Peter- Patricia Brady Barnette 6/52 lives in the boys gym? And playing basketball son both 6/50 Hudson, OH have been Melbourne, FL and writes in that she has in the girls gym? Everyone was off the married 65 years on June 13, 2018. four grandchildren. streets and no fights or shootings. Just They are both well and live at Laurel Fun! Lake Retirement Community in Hudson. Jeannette Lott Jelepis 6/52 Exton, PA They wish all JMH Alumni a good and has been married to husband Chris for 58 Roland Dittmer 6/50 Milpitas, CA is happy life, which they continue to enjoy. years. They met when he student taught asking for information about his next with her, then months later they married. reunion, which would be his 70th in Marianne Sekerak Byrne 6/51 Fair- She retired in 2000 after spending her 2020. view Park, OH contacted us for a correc- last 16 years teaching music in the West tion. Her name and class year were listed Chester Area School district, developing an award winning string instrumental Marjorie Kasper Eglett 6/50 Westmin- incorrectly in the 2018 Newsletter. program. In 1999, the American String ster, CA says Hi to all her classmates. Gordon Koscher 6/51 Mantua, OH Teachers Assn. honored her as She has been in CA since 1957, where reported that his Mom (at age of 106 ½) “Orchestra Teacher of the Year”. They her husband of 60 years (Charles Eglett passed. He is still driving, but not so far. Page 6 John Marshall Alumni Association News Volume 46, No. 1

OSU 6/58 and taught at Westlake HS. to a senior apartment where she is adjust- love music, arts and the history of Phila- He then earned his PhD in Psychology in ing from big to little. delphia, where they also live. They love 1967 from the Univ of Illinois and taught to travel, spending 10 days in Lyon, at SUNY/Buffalo until 1974, then the LeRoy (Lee) Sathre 6/54 wrote from France visiting three grandchildren Univ of Tenn until 1983. He graduated Pompano Beach, FL. After he graduated where their youngest son, Christopher DVM from Univ of Tenn in 1983 and from DePauw Univ in 1958, he came to works for IKEA. Oldest son, a USN had a private practice until 2005. Now FL for graduate school and stayed. He Academy graduate lives in VA and retired, he is enjoying painting, pottery spent most of his years in Orlando. He daughter Jennifer lives close by and is a and other arts. has a son who lives in Honolulu. Lee violinist and former teacher. Grand- taught math at Valencia College for 28 daughter, Jaime makes Mom work to Richard 1/54 and Carole Koepke years and retired in 1998. He moved to keep up with her musically. Waldbauer 6/53 Knoxville, TN contin- Pompano in 2012. While working, he ue to enjoy living on one of the TVA and his second wife spent quite a few Henry Roenigk 6/52 Scottsdale, AZ lakes in TN. They do a lot of boating summers in German speaking countries. started a new Dermatological research and riding their personal watercraft. He has also traveled to Asia and Europe. Unit in his Phoenix Office. He planned They also travel a lot, trying to see the He is 30 minutes from Port Everglades in to attend an Indians game in June of world and looking forward to a British Fort Lauderdale, making it convenient to 2018 while visiting Cle. for a Family Isles cruise. They also enjoy sharing take cruises. Foundation meeting. time with two children and three grand- children. Anthony D. Szpak 6/54 Parma, Ohio Ronald and Joan Valenti Davia both married to Eleanor with six children. His 6/53, New Bern, NC celebrated their 60th David Fruehauf 1/54 Maple Grove, occupation: consultant, mechanical engi- anniv in August. Ron retired as a Colo- MN is playing music in the Twin Cities neer. He started a company named ADS nel from the US Marine Corp in 1988 area. He started in JMH with “The Hap- engineering and Design Inc. that contin- after 31 years of service. py Four” it’s an addiction. He will return ued from 1980 thru 2017. to the Minnesota State Fair for six shows Samuel DeSanto 6/53 Leeper, PA lost at the end of Aug. He also thanked the Marlene “Marty” Marski Brown 6/55 his wife Sue after three bouts of cancer. Alumni Board for hard work keeping the Naples, FL is owner of Marty Brown Ins He and his daughter traveled to Portugal newsletter going. and Services, Inc. since 1980. Her plans for a Viking River Cruise. In 2000, he include cruising the Mediterranean Is- and Sue traveled to Spain and England. Ralph and Joan Lieb Williamson both lands, playing at the Celebrity Golf 1/54 Phoenix, AZ retired 3 times but are Tournament at Maggie Valley and Se- Donald Gaffney 6/53 Longmeadow, still working. Ralph is Exec Dir for the quoia Nat’l. She no longer teaches ten- MA lost his wife of 51 years, two years “Ceramic Tile & Stone Assn of AZ” and nis, but enjoyed her years as a tennis pro. ago. He is well and back to bicycling he still runs their consulting business. She would like to hear from classmates, and hiking at his cabin outside of Lake Joan assists Ralph and is the office ad- [email protected]. * printed Placid, NY. min for the Arizona Lions Vision and with permission Hearing Foundation. They are still very Rita Jasura Haneline 6/53 Savannah, active with Lions and her BSP Sorority. Marilyn Cameli Romeo 6/55 lived in GA writes in that after going from place Their youngest son Marc passed away in Naples FL for 27 years and then moved to place all over the world with her hus- Jan 2017 at age 55, leaving a large hole to Charlotte, NC to be near family. After band, who was in the Air Force, they in their hearts. Their daughter, 2 grand- 4 months, they moved again and now have now retired. daughters and 3 great grandchildren live live back in Naples (Paradise!). They in Phx and son Rick lives in Aurora, OH moved 3 times in one year! Happy to Robert 6/53 and Claudia Sills Kostur with wife and youngest granddaughter, read about classmates. 6/55 Geneva, IL celebrated their 61st who is a professor at BW in Berea. They Anniversary in June. Claudia still runs a love reading the Alumni News. James Dieckhoner 1/55 Stuart, FL 15 room antique business, “Amazing retired 7/2002. He graduated Ohio Univ Grace Antiques” in Elburn, IL and Ronald Gardner 6/54 Dickinson, TX in 6/59, Capt in USAF 7/59- 10/69, US works 5-6 days a week has a wife, five grandkids, 5 great grand- Civil Service 5/70-9/92, Govt contractor kids all doing fine in TX. He says God 9/92-02. He has a M.S. Nuclear Engi- Gene Mrava 6/53 Midlothian, VA Bless to all his former classmates. neering degree from USAF Institute of moved to an over 55 community and Tech 6/65. James has two sons, two would like to be in touch with 1953 Charles (Skip) Humbert 6/54 Olmsted grandsons and two granddaughters. classmates. His email is Falls, OH is still an active pilot and a [email protected] * printed with card-carrying member of the UFO Socie- permission ty. (United Flying Octogenarians). Yes, he still makes photographs. Kenneth 6/53 and Elaine Marquard Kant 6/58 Maryville, TN have been Evelyn Atzberger Novak 6/54 Santa married 60 years. Ken graduated from Clarita, CA moved from a mobile home Page 7 John Marshall Alumni Association News Volume 46, No. 1 mer teacher from JMH lives in the same Nancy Sinclair 6/57 Torrey, UT enjoys James McArthur 1/55 Pacific Pali- retirement community in South Denver. being kept up to date with the newsletter. sades, CA wants friends and classmates He had heard this from a neighbor. to stop in or call if you are in the LA Lois Bassett Summerlin 6/57 Mantua, area. 310-459-3056 *printed with per- Beverly Meineke Homolka 6/56 North OH has been retired since 2005 but is mission Olmsted, OH and her husband Ken have keeping busy. She returned from her children and grandchildren who live all third trip as a volunteer at “Give Kids MaryJane Csucsai Borysiewicz 6/55 over: Alabama, WA, Lima, OH, Florida, the World” in Kissimmee, Fl, part of the North Olmsted, OH is enjoying retire- Columbus OH and Bloomington, MN. Make A Wish Foundation. ment and five wonderful grandchildren. To see them all together they would need She has been married 57 years to a great to rent a hall! It would be nice. Joan Pritchard Zanny 6/57 Wooster, husband, Val. OH wants to thank JMH faculty and Barbara Roenigk Jenkins 6/56 Wichi- friends for the excellent education she Fred Cowles 6/55 South Salem, NY ta Falls, TX graduated early and is asso- got all those years ago. Her husband of turned 80 in Oct and still drives. He has ciated with Jan ’57 class. 55 years, Roger and she just experienced traveled to Patagonia, Costa Rica, driv- a stunning life style change. They ing tour of Texas, Arkansas and Oklaho- Joe Kerner 1/57 Columbus, moved from their little log cabin in the ma with his wife Tina (married 56 ½ OH, Graduated from Miami in 1961 forest, to downtown Wooster. Why? year) and has four sons and eight grand- studying math & physics. Currently After a quarter of a century the wonder- children. He hikes a few miles almost ful hills of Holmes County were too works with Tax Prep and Tax Resolution everyday and read “Grant” by Chernow much. They are fortunate and say that and various Stephen King Chillers. firm, jousting with the IRS every day. Wooster is great.

James J. Fox 6/55 Mt Laurel, NJ has Joanne Horak Lemmerman 1/57 Me- Louis Tornatzky 1/58 Los Osos, CA downsized and became a condo dweller. dina, OH was sorry to miss her 60th re- lives 12 blocks from Morro Bay and a They also own a snowbird home in Kis- union because of ill health. She is glad few more yards from the Pacific. It is simmee, FL near their favorite place, that those who were able to attend had a several thousand miles to Japan. He Disney World and volunteering more at doesn’t need a “snowbird address”. good time. their favorite charity, Give Kids the

World. He sends thanks to the staff for Marvin Buban 6/58 Worthington, OH the newsletter. Claren Branch Blackburn 1/57 has been retired 12 years, married 45 Hopedale, OH still runs the funeral home years with 2 grandchildren who are 4 & Neal A. Haug 1/56 Lakewood, OH is a business at age 80. Her husband Roy 7. He enjoys traveling. member of Bethany English Church passed in 2017. She has 6 grandchildren where the JMH Alumni previously met. and looks forward to her 65th class reun- Ida Mae Seng Cowart 6/58 retired to Our location is now in the West Park ion. She had complications after heart Tucson, AZ from Durango, CO after co- Historical Society Community Room on owning an Ad Agency in the 4-corners surgery in 2016, but was able to attend Lorain. th region in Southwestern CO. She pres- her 60 reunion. Hello to all 50’s alum- ently volunteers with her local book Richard 1/56 and Anne Riemer ni. club, Neighborhood Watch Program and Krause 6/58 Hernando, FL enjoy get- the Borderlands Coalition and Sanctuary ting the newsletter to hear about former Sandra Schuster Linsell 1/57 Mentor, Movement of Southern AZ. She spends classmates. They still have some family OH has been married 60 years with four most of her time hiking in the Tucson and friends in Cleveland and recently children, 6 grandchildren and 8 great Mountains with her dogs, swimming and celebrated 60 years! grandchildren. gardening in beautiful AZ.

James 6/56 and Sandy Kahle Chase Faith Rusnell Goad 6/57 Fairview Carole Connor Farrell 6/58 Milton, 6/58 Avon Lake, OH celebrated their GA writes to say she now lives outside th Park, OH writes that after 50 wonderful 60 anniversary in the fall. years of marriage to Robert Goad, she is of Atlanta with her husband, Mike. getting used to being a widow. Holidays They have three children and six grand- Charles Clark 6/56 Louisville, KY are the worst. She has lived in many children. worked 25 years at S & S Tool & Ma- states by choice and now for four years chine Co in Louisville, KY. At age 55, lives back in her own apartment to be Don Forst 6/58 Manchester, NH is still he retired as “senior manufacturing pro- near family. This is home. working as the VP/Treasurer of New cess programmer”. These days he en- England Document Systems since 1983. joys his wife Beverly, seven children, Jerry Karp 6/57 Avon, OH graduated Their services include document scan- seventeen grandchildren and fifteen from Wittenberg Univ in 1962. He mar- great grand children. He also does home ning, cloud & hard copy storage and ried Diane McMillan in ‘62 and married software. Eighty employees are busy in landscaping and silversmithing. 56 years. He retired in 1991 as princi- Manchester, NH, while he has no plans pal/teacher for 31 years. He presently David Griffiths 6/56 Highlands Ranch, flips houses and tutors math. Both are in to retire. His laptop keeps him linked to CO (Littleton) wrote to find out if a for- good health and wish good health to all. Page 8 John Marshall Alumni Association News Volume 46, No. 1 his office computer, working from Sara- Leanna Siek Schuster 6/59 Parma, OH Bill Jones 6/60 Oceanside, CA writes sota, FL, especially during the cold win- is making sleep mats from plastic gro- in to say he very much enjoys the news- ter months in NH. cery bags for the homeless. She has letter and to keep up the good work. made 42 so far and working on more.

James Radovic 6/60 lives in Jupiter, Robert Franks 6/58 N. Ridgeville, OH Jerry Yoder, 6/59 Mandaluyong City, FL and retired from United Technolo- says greetings to all! He and Nancy en- The Philippines, has lived there since gies, Pratt & Whitney Division. He is joy traveling, still into hot rods and vin- 1995. He has survived throat cancer currently an owner of two laundries in tage cars, shares time with his family; 3 Jupiter and Stuart FL. He has immense surgery in 2010 and now is a cancer grandkids and seeing their former class- respect for the folks who keep the JMH "over comer'. Took him 8 years to get mates (great job Susan Kirst!) at various Alumni News available to all. JMHS his BS in Chemistry from BW - but he planned dinners about town. prepared him for college days at Kent was working his way through college, State (BS-Math) and Case Western Re-

raising a family, and even lettered in serve (MS-Statistics). This is a great Gloria Antos Hulling 6/58 Oakton, VA swimming at BW. Wishes he could as- High School and his JMHS friends are says she is hanging with her husband still the best people he knows! after her foreign service days are behind sist us but states: When you get to your her. Her long ago wish to travel has been 'Senior' years, you can't help but look Richard Whitworth 6/60 Ocala FL fulfilled. Al and her have a daughter and back to see where you've been. And, it's since 2003, he enjoys hearing the latest a 14 year old grandchild, an African too bad those who have left JMH are too from his Alma Mater but missed hearing Grey Parrot and a black and tan coon soon to forget How they got to Where about his 55th class reunion. He hopes hound. She keeps in touch with many of they are! there will be a 60th in 2020. He retired her Cle friends. in 2000 from United Airlines in Chicago,

after 31 years. He will be celebrating his Donald Randolph 6/58 Evans, GA says th 1960’s 55 anniversary in May. that one of these years he will return to Cleveland to see the many changes. John 1/60 and Sara Lantz Painter 6/60 Mary Ann Konkowski Parisi 1/61 Brook Park, OH are currently traveling Brandon, FL since 1983. She retired in and cruising. John has been retired for Alexandra Kratsas Chrysochoos 1/59 2009 and now enjoys traveling the USA Toledo, OH writes to say how sad it 20 years from Cleveland Water Engi- and overseas. She has two sons and 3 would be if the JMH newsletter ended. neering. grandchildren.

She enjoys seeing the names and news of James Baker 6/60 Greer, SC has been her classmates. She lost her husband, Evelyn O’Brien Colwell 6/61 moved married 50 years and is on Facebook John in October 2016. He is missed by back to FL from Foxboro MA because his whole family. with many classmates. she hated the cold and snow. She now

lives in Clermont, FL. Susan Federer Mock 1/59 Paducah, Elaine Dumont Blake 6/60 Phoenix,

AZ is semi-retired, working 2 days a KY moved in with her sister Sally. She Richard Gallagher 6/61 Brook Park, week. She stays busy with off-road trips is still making “memory” quilts, which OH now works for a funeral home part are made with neckties, shirts and any- in their jeep. She is a member of a uku- time after being a firefighter, paramedic. thing else made of fabric. Proudly, she lele group, hiking group, exercise group He is happy he hasn’t seen any class- has won several blue ribbons from the and does yard work. Her family includes mates at his job. 3 grown sons and 1 step daughter. There TN State Fair. She has also traveled to are 12 grandchildren. She is looking Guatemala and Thailand. James C. Murphy 6/61 Chardon, OH forward to her next reunion, since she has great memories from the class of ’61. James Coufalik 6/59 North Olmsted, missed the last two and would like to He says he can’t Thank the Alumni staff OH joked that he almost won the Gray- catch up with classmates. enough. ton Road Lottery! Only he didn’t buy a

Robert G. Ontolchik 1/60 Upper St ticket! Richard M. Sholtis 6/61 is retired and Clair, PA sent in a big thank you to all living in Brook Park, OH. He has 3 who work on putting the newsletter to- Jim Holley 6/59 Half Moon Bay, CA, sons, 5 grandkids and 2 great grandkids. a costal town which is 45 min south of gether, great job! He still works part time for one of his San Francisco. Wife Shirley is active in clients. He was an accountant all his community action groups and Jim has a Joyce Dangel Broom 6/60 Port St career and has a small tax practice. He Lucie, FL wants to Thank everyone who volunteer job with the American Red has traveled to Europe 3 times and Las keeps the Alumni newsletter going. She Cross. Health wise, they are experienc- Vegas 9 times. ing their share of medical gifts of ad- enjoys reading it and looks forward to vancing old age, but they are grateful for her next class reunion. She and her hus- Robert Staley 1/61 Strongsville, OH each new day. He gives his best to all band still work full time. They enjoy still enjoys his hobbies that include ex- members of the class of June 1959. their lives living in FL and spending tensive travel around the country and time with children and grandchildren. attending many sporting and automotive

events. He wishes everyone well.

Page 9 John Marshall Alumni Association News Volume 46 No. 1 Robert Schurk 6/61 Falls Church, VA ter Gardener, 20 years), walk- writes in to say he is happily retired. ing and yoga 30 minutes a day.

Mary Noss Breckenridge 1/62 Marble- Irene Drew Groff 6/63 Palm head, OH hopes to move back into the Beach Gardens, FL was an Cleveland area and be able to volunteer elementary school teacher in with JMH. She is the author of TRUE Cleveland for twenty-one SELVES, a fast-paced novel about two years. She and her husband people who find themselves thrown to- retired to FL and have 3 chil- gether after an accident while working dren and 10 grandchildren. out. It is told with the same humor from Her fondest memory from her days writing for the Interpreter. You JMH was French class with can email her at marybrecken- Mr. Molinari. [email protected] for a signed copy. Proceeds donated to the Endow- Mary Jane Wickmann James ment Fund in honor of all JMH gradu- 6/63 Cincinnati, OH since ates. * printed with permission. 1964. She retired in June 2000. Her oldest grandson just Gloria Wiese Hoeppner 6/62 Bakers- graduated from high school. ville, NC said 2017 was a wonderful Hello to all classmates. She’ll Class of June 1962 th year! She attended her 55 reunion and be going on a Safari in 2018. got to see so many of her classmates. Friends, Gary and Karolyn Allyn and Rose and Bob They truly were a special class. She and John Papay 6/63 North Roy- Yanok were together before the untimely passing of her husband David celebrated their 50th alton, OH says that the news- Bob. A generous donation was made in his memory. wedding anniversary. letter is one of the most im- portant things that the Alumni Assn does Judy Fisher Joseph 1/62 really enjoys and it is crucial that it be continued. Jennifer Lukacs Dennis 6/64 Floris- receiving the newsletter and thanks to all Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Web- sant, MO, with husband Curt. She sends who make it possible. sites are all good, but they don’t’ com- a friendly hello to her 1964 graduation pare to receiving a publication in the class. Her extended family is growing Cheryl Adamski Kuta 1/63 Kalama- mail. Without the newsletter, donations and doing fine. She has four grandchil- zoo, MI wrote that after high school she will dwindle and we will lose touch with dren. became a secy and worked for Sherwin our Alumni. He knows it takes a lot of Williams, where she met her husband work to publish the newsletter and the Paul Garsky 6/64 Loveland, CO is Gary. They married in ’67 ,had daughter effort made is much appreciated. Please always happy to receive the newsletter. Shaunna and lived in Mentor on the continue this important work and send it He moved to CO in 1971 and Loveland Lake, OH. Over the years, she has had to all alumni as funding permits. for the past 15 years. He is retired after Tramp, a German Shepard, Bear, a Sibe- working 35 years as a welding techni- rian Husky and Tor, a Great Dane. Then Sari Takacs Vasch 6/63 Strongsville, cian. He has 4 grandchildren and one she moved to Kalamazoo, MI, earned a OH retired several years ago after teach- great granddaughter. BBA majoring in accounting and be- ing kindergarten for 43 years, 37 of those came a Business manager, Comptroller with Cle schools. She and her husband Gary Butler 1/65 Cherry Hill, NJ is a for an architectural firm, working there are enjoying three grandchildren and she retired biomedical researcher (Ph.D) for 21 years. She has traveled to Europe, volunteers at the Children’s Hospital of from Coriell Inst for Medical Research Mexico and Hawaii and now takes care the Cleve Clinic Main Campus. in Camden, NJ. He currently works part of her disabled spouse. She has three time as a biology tutor for Camden beautiful grandchildren and three cats, Sandra Hunter Wyatt, 6/63 Lansing, County College. He and Kathy spend Oscar, Little Girl and Katie. Her hob- MI took a 3-generation trip to Branson, 1/3 of their time in their Cape May Shore bies include gardening (Advanced Mas- MO in September. There was a lot to do home, but still miss Lake Erie. He sug- for all to enjoy. gested adding Linkedin to this page.

Jeri-Lynn Kellogg 1/64 Joseph Kurilec 1/65 Berea, OH keeps Willoughby, OH lost her himself busy with model railroading and partner of 40 years in 2017 railroad historical societies. He is very and moved back to Ohio to proud to have been in a band, Mixed be near relatives. She has Emotions from 1965-1968 with Ben Orr, lived in Albuquerque, NM who went on to co-found the Cars, re- since 1998. cently inducted into the Rock and Roll

Marilyn Pietschman Hall of Fame in April, 2018.

Lube 1/64 Ocala, FL is January and June 1963, 55th Class reunion enjoying retirement and JMH LAWYERS July 18th at the Albion Woods Picnic Area traveling. Page 10 John Marshall Alumni Association News Volume 46, No. 1 Joseph Brozman 6/65 Longview, WA Marilyn Paler Downs says keep up the good work! He went 6/66 Holland, TX moved electric buying a Tesla Model X and there in 1978 for work states “ Gas station, What’s that? ” and to escape the snow. James Halas 6/65 Delaware, OH was She retired from the Dept able to graduate early and is formerly of Pathology at Baylor, from the class of 1/66. Scott and White Health Care in Temple, TX in Thomas Maier 6/65 St Helena, SC 2015. Since then, she and wrote in to say life is good and he will her husband Jerry have attend his class reunion. been traveling. Class of June 1968 50th reunion at Brennan’s Party Center on June 30, 2018 Glenn Sloan 6/65 Shelby Twp, MI is Karen Pfingsten approaching 10 years of retirement after McCurdy 6/66 Medina, OH is a re- ley and Evan. To stay in shape she en- a 40 year career with GM. After 50 plus tired business owner with many hobbies joys Jazzercise classes three times a years since graduation, he still communi- including: quilting, painting, and music. week. cates with several classmates. His Dad, Also, most outdoor activities including JMH and His Lord have prepared and kayaking, scuba diving, snorkeling, gar- Edward (Pete)Wright 6/66 Cleveland, blessed him with a great life. dening, etc. She has eight beautiful OH still enjoys the Alumni News and it grandchildren who keep her busy. She is nice to know that 1966 grads are still Mary McGucken Vaughn 6/65 Parma, also travels often as family is all over the around. OH keeps busy playing scrabble at the USA. She traveled to Alaska and then Parma-Snow Library and she also cuts Ireland this year. Blessed to have a hap- Mark Wurz 6/66 Tucson, AZ says his rocks at Parma Lapidary Club. py, healthy life. career took him from Galion, OH to Se- attle, WA where he met and married Charlyne Mar- Rebecca. They travel extensively and tin McGraw enjoy the sunshine in Tucson, AZ, where 6/66 Hoffman they live. Mark still watches the Tribe Estates, IL is and aches for the Browns. trying to enjoy retirement but Carolyn Clark Piccola 1/67 North has some walk- Ridgeville is a flight attendant with ing difficulties. “Continental” United Airlines. She does enjoy her grandchil- John Appleson 6/67 Macedonia, OH, dren and great recently retired as the Director of Mar- grandchildren, keting for a German based industrial stating that she firm and has now started his own digital swears kids are marketing agency. He is using his edu- now born smart- cation and experience to help empower er than we were! small businesses to reach their growth She also sent out objectives through technology. Since his a challenge to wife is a holistic practitioner and well- the Class of June ness coach, fitness is and important part 1966 to match of his daily schedule. He makes sure her donation that he works out four times per week towards purchas- and begins each day with 100 pushups in ing the bleachers addition to his yoga routine. needed for the new stadium. Ronald and Linda Kenney Hager both January Class of ‘67 6/67 New London, OH are both retired Our class had such a great time at our 50th reunion last summer we Sandy Keller and enjoying life. They live in the coun- had an off-year get together this past August. Carole Kelty Kusik Sirak 6/66 try woods in a small town in OH. They offered to host the class at her home. Lots of laughter and nostalgia Brooklyn, OH have been married 50 years and have 3 over JMH year books and other memorabilia. 17 class members and celebrated her children, 6 grandchildren and 2 great 24 people attended (including spouses and significant others). 50th wedding grandchildren. Attendees are in the picture. Left to right, row one: Aaron Baker, anniversary by Tina Skolnik, Loretta D’Agostino D’Alessandro, Walter White, Sue going to Virgin- Dale Stahl 6/67 North Ridgeville, OH Sale Connelly, Scott Steyer; Top to bottom on the stairs: Carole ia Beach. She is stated that we are all fortunate to have Kelty Kusik, Pete Mackulin, David Vitaz, Carl Ludwig, Ron Kolach, enjoying her 13 attended JMH and more so to have such Michael Oster, Bonnie Olsen Janelle, Helga Bartel Wissel, Second year-old twin a terrific Alumni Assn. Row on the Stairs: Rick Dunn, John Zatroch, and Richard Stands grandkids, Ash- Page 11 John Marshall Alumni Association News Volume 46, No. 1 Virginia Zingale Deighton 1/68 Cuya- Linda Olson 6/68 Hamden, CT is hap- Gordon Griffith 6/69 North Ridgeville, hoga Falls, OH and both retired. They pily retired, dividing her time between OH worked for 38 years with the US travel with their dog Belle in a motor continued research in Paris and her Postal Service and finally escaped in home, best trip to Alaska in 2013 for 35 daughters at home. 2017. Retirement is great and he highly days. They both volunteer at Akron recommends it. Children’s Hospital, working with newly Andrejs (Andy) Spalvins 6/68 has bereaved parents. They have 2 grand lived in Sarasota, FL for thirty years. He Kathleen Walker Harvanec 6/69 children, Valerie age 18 and Donovan, has been married 48 years to Aleksandra Cleveland, OH is enjoying retirement age 17. (Kakis) Spalvins and they still talk to and celebrating her 40th wedding anni- each other! Both his son and daughter versary taking an ocean cruise to Den- Renee Seher Figueroa 1/68 West Lafa- live in Sarasota. They dislike cold mark, Sweden, Norway and Germany. yette, IN was married to Dennis in 2014. weather and snow. They attended the She retired from teaching math at Purdue 50th class reunion. Regan Krause 6/69 Davenport, FL has in 2016 and is now working as an execu- many fond memories of his time spent at tive secretary of Lafayette Rotary Club. Norma Sauer 1/69 and John Hydok JMH. He is sorry to have lost contact Renee thanks the Alumni for all the hard 6/73 Fairview Park, OH for 31 years. with so many people that were an im- work. Norma retired from North Olmsted HS portant part of his life at that time. where she was a business education He met his wife Carol at Clev State Univ Harry Alferink, Jr. 6/68 Henrico, VA teacher. John worked at GE Computer and are celebrating 44 years. He offi- has been retired for 4 years after a 42 Center for 25 years and then a couple of cially retired from all facets of education year career with DuPont and Ethyl Corp. small print companies. They are both with the N. Olmsted City Schools in He lives outside Richmond, VA and has enjoying retirement and working around 2010. He was teacher, coach, and guid- 3 children, 6 grandchildren. He enjoys their home and yard. They also travel by ance counselor. They followed 3 daugh- traveling, playing duplicate bridge and car and cruises. ters and their families to Florida in 2014. does some non-profit volunteering. They are still fans of all Cleveland sports Teddy Davis Massey 1/69 Elyria, OH teams. Joyce Tisdale Dickson 6/68 Berea, OH says Hello to everyone. Forty Six and a sent in a very interesting (too long to half years ago she left Ohio for a job in Tim Mills 6/69 North Olmsted, OH print) history of her days since JMH. Colorado. A couple of bad marriages/ retired from N. Ridgeville Schools and She still is involved with horses and divorces but three wonderful children “works” at Bonnie’s in Fairview. “How owns a historic home in Berea. She has (now 36,32 and 31) and two grandsons, about a Beer Party?” traveled extensively and lived all over both 13 (not twins, separate parents). North America, including Canada. When One day, she decided to come back Sherry Jones Truby 6/69 Valdosta, it was time to retire, she moved back to home to see all the family that has multi- GA retired and teaches Dance Aerobics OH to be close to her daughter Heather, plied thru 3 generations. Not getting any to active seniors. She also instructs an RN with Clev Clinic. younger, you know, so she hopes to see “Paint a Canvas” parties. She and her friends during the next few years (if she husband may retire soon and relocate in Cheryl Marsh Koryta 6/68 from can find her way around, it would be Ocala, FL, maybe. Top of the World. Bloomington, IN retired from teaching much more fun!) (mostly 1st grade, but also pre-school, kindergarten and 3rd grade). She now Jack W. Bird 6/69-Friend Adairsville, 1970’s volunteers at school and enjoys reading GA says the state highway took his Janice Clements 6/70 Santa Rosa, CA and doing some traveling. She has been house and they were forced to move in recently retired and bought a house in th on several train trips with her husband, a the 11 grade from JMH. He actually CA wine country after living in San West Tech grad. graduated from Lakewood High but Francisco for 36 years. It was becoming since he had previously attended Verda too crowded with developers turning Anita Waldek Lawson 6/68 Dania Brobst, N.D. Baker before JMH, most of everything into housing. The quality of Beach, FL enjoys the newsletter and his friends and his heart remained at life diminished with more traffic, less keeping up with classmates and others. JMH. parking and so many lyft and uber driv- She has been living in south Florida with ers adding to the craziness. her husband Dave since 2006 and has Janet Brutvan Coleman 6/69 North adjusted to the weather. Anything below Olmsted, OH enjoys getting the newslet- Jeanne Miller Fashempour 6/70 Medi- th 70 is cold to her. Last year she retired ter and hopes there will be a 50 reunion na, OH keeps very busy. For the last 40 from her job at Career Source Broward, for her class! She was surprised to read years, they have been breeding New- where she trained jobseekers on resume that we were sending out the newsletter foundland dogs and boarding and train- writing, interviewing, etc. Her class of free to 18,000 Alum and are now having ing horses. Jeanne has also kept active th June, 1968 held their 50 class reunion to cut back because of lack of response with her art and design. They manage 3 in June of 2018 and she gives a hat’s off from the years covering 1980’s and websites. to the many who contributed to it’s suc- above. cess. (Thanks for the kind words Anita - James Nolan 6/70 Santa Fe, NM sent E) Gerard Desmond 6/69 is happily liv- in some ideas he had about honoring ing in Strongsville, Oh. families of JMH who have multiple suc- Page 12 John Marshall Alumni Association News Volume 46, No. 1 cessful graduates, like a “Family Hall of out our website for updates on events. tive and newsletter a great deal of work. Fame?” He gave information about his William Schmidt 6/71 Elkhart, NJ is Jeff Carlson 6/73 North Ridgeville, own family and others that he personally still working at a paint product company OH writes in to say that he retired July 1, knows. He is the President of South- after retiring from teaching. He is hav- 2017. western College in Santa Fe and holds a ing fun and still looking at the green side Ph.D. We passed on his information to of the sod. Elizabeth Spreng Emmer 6/73 lives in the JMH Hall of Fame committee. Bay Village, OH and retired from teach- Sally Quinby Tilley 6/71 Scottsdale, ing chemistry at Avon Lake High School Mary Ellen Evenden Swift 6/70 still AZ received her first newsletter. She (Thank you Mr. Hohertz!). She is now lives in Northern Virginia. She would missed attending her class reunion, as teaching at Tri-C and her husband, Rick like to get together with anyone visiting she didn’t get the information and would tutors there. They ride their bikes to the DC area. Mary Ellen also thanked the have attended. She heard everyone had a work! Their three children, Tom, Laura Alumni Assn for their work and sent a great time. and Carolyn are all out on their own – generous donation in memory of Andy WooHoo! Mathews, Alumni Trustee. Class of 1972, Cynthia Barricklow Mackey Brunswick, OH and Monica Dennis Garrity 6/73 Cleveland, OH Jane Battaglia Weinapple 6/70 Rich- Voelzow Cwiklinski BrookPark, OH just retired two years ago. He gives a mond, CA is working at Options Recov- both want to know when there will be a shout out to President Roosevelt for ery Services in Berkeley and Oakland, class reunion?? starting social security in 1935. He and CA, non-profit, treating addicts regard- his wife became first time grandparents less of their ability to pay. She is run- Shirley DeWerth Cyples 6/72 North in Aug of 2016 to Benjamin Stibora, ning their “Acupuncture for Addictions” Ridgeville, OH is enjoying life with five who lives in Medina. Dennis baby-sits section of that program. grandchildren who keep her young and him one day a week. He also does vol- her husband’s twin granddaughters. She unteer work at a nearby park and trail. Lila Goodson Westwood 6/70 Naples, recently married JMH grad Allen Cyples FL since 2011 with no plans to leave. 6/70. She feels blessed with great Shereeann Corcao Masucci 6/73 She was happy to hear about the JMH friends and family. She is active in her Cleveland, OH still lives in same area football field, funded by the Cle Browns. church, One Love Community and loves where she grew up. She has three chil- She still dreams of the Browns being the newsletter, waiting for news of a dren and 2 grandchildren. She is looking suited up for a Super Bowl, as long as 1972 reunion. forward to the 45th reunion and says Hi they show up! to everyone. John Gundie 6/72 Camarillo, CA at- Susan Posch 1/71 Boone, IA retired tended CSU and graduated with a BBA Jim Miko 6/73 New Carlisle, IN sends from Iowa State Univ and is spending in accounting in 1976. Recently, he re- his greetings and keep up the great work more time gardening, reading, writing tired after 31 years as a financial/budget with the newsletter. He retired in Jan and volunteering. analyst, at the Naval Base in Ventura 2018 after thirty plus years as a high County. He’s enjoying retirement and school history teacher. His military kids Jim Rechnitzer 1/71 Burke, VA re- just returned from a cross country road and spouses are in central Indiana near tired from the US Dept of Labor at the trip. Purdue Univ and Monterey, CA. His end of 2015 after 40 years of service as a lovely “artist wife” Diane has lots of labor economist. Jean Cubic Koplan 6/72 Medina, OH cool work posted on Facebook. He has thanks the Alumni for all the hard work cranked up his running miles (Thanks Stewart Riggar 1/71 Alexandria, LA keeping everyone connected. She liked coach Emery) and is shooting for “The moved from Columbus, OH (Go Bucks!) the idea of emailing the newsletter to 50 Year Reunion Run” with JMHS com- to Louisiana in 2001. He is hoping to those who opt into this. rades. God Bless our Military and won- return to Ohio soon. derful country! Go USA! Francine Stasik Silavent 6/72 resides Patricia Jean Hubbell 6/71 Grass Val- with her husband Chuck in North Donna Peters 6/73 Fairview Park, OH ley, CA writes in that she is happy and Olmsted, OH. She retired from North is presently retired from the Cuyahoga living in California. Olmsted High School. She has four County Data Center. Her world revolves grown children and two grandbabies. around art and wine. She is a sketch Emily Maglic Morrill 6/71 Cleveland, artist and painter of watercolors, acrylics OH retired after 38 years at Cleveland Keith Smith 6/72 Mansfield, OH since and oils. Her forte is painting portraits Clinic. She is enjoying life with her 3 1972. He has a daughter 30 and a son, of people and animals. cats and a dog. 22. He has been retired on disability since 2009. Delene Zatroch St. Clair 6/73 Valley Ava Perzel 6/71 Berea, OH would like Center, CA is still performing with her more concise info about alumni events Wendy Walling Vadini 6/72 Cleve- husband’s band, “Hot Pursuit Music and info on members. We depend on all land, OH wrote in to thank the trustees Entertainment”. She celebrated 30 years of you to send your “where are they for all the time, devotion, hard work and of marriage by visiting Ireland and Scot- now” information and since we publish effort over the years. The Hall of Fame land. She also volunteers at the San Die- once a year, we encourage all to check dinners are impressive, fund raising crea- go Humane Society socializing cats, is a Page 13 John Marshall Alumni Association News Volume 46, No. 1 reading coach volunteer in schools and is Andrew Kuharsky 6/75 Taylors, SC Joyce Hlozek Martz 6/77 Spokane, a music coordinator for Garden of Inno- left JMH in ’73 (10th grade) to pursue a WA and her husband Dean are celebrat- cence, San Diego. She is “loving life career in ballet. He recently graduated ing their 28th anniversary. He is retired and won’t grow up!” Summa Cum Laude from the University from medicine and is working as a hos- of South Carolina in May 2018 and en- pital administrator. Their son Dale is Richard Forst 6/74 Cleveland, OH is rolled in Clemson University’s Masters still in the army reserves. He is an infan- planning to stop in at the JMH gather- of Professional Accountancy program, try trainer as a platoon sergeant. Their ings, hosted in Berea. where he plans to be a CPA. daughter Julie is working for the 4 Sea sons hotel chain and daughter Grace Sharon Listiak Hudy 6/74 Brunswick, Sharon Zacharias Butler 6/76 Pulaski, started medical school. The years are OH has been retired 3 years from the TN is still on the farm and rescuing ani- flying by! Joyce gets to Cleve about 4 Sherwin Williams Company. She mals. She works at Home Depot selling times a year and says it was great to see worked there for 40 years but is loving appliances in case anyone needs one! the new high school. retirement. Mike Hazelwood 6/76 Bradley, WV Dan and Carla Ciliberto Oprea, both Andrew Kitchen 6/74 Phoenix, AZ retired in 2001 as a licensed registered 6/77 Strongsville, OH suggested that writes to say that he has been in the de- respiratory therapist and lives on a information about “Where Are They sert for a while, but with hope and many mountain top, deep in the mountains of Now” be gathered at class reunions and prayers there will be a big change soon. southern WV. He has two grown sons then shared with the newsletter staff. It and a beautiful granddaughter. would be an easy way, versus remember- Robert Newman 6/74 is alive and well ing to send it in! in Fairview Park, OH. He fondly re- Dr. Koressa Kutsick Malcolm 6/76 members his JMH years. Hat’s off to the David Reiss 6/77 Reynoldsburg, OH McDowell, VA retired in 2015 from the Alumni Assoc. for all they do. was sad to read of the death of Mr. Terry position as a school psychologist at the Scahel, as he was his homeroom teacher Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind. Mary Beth Dormer Smith 6/74 Mid- and he remembers him fondly. dleburg Hts, OH is enjoying retirement She is now working part time for the with her husband of 30 years, Dana. local rural school system. She continues Christine Schoenberger Welker 6/77 to teach courses for Mary Baldwin Univ. North Royalton , OH has been married Walter “Wally” Smith 6/74 Her greatest joy has been the establish- 37 years and living in North Royalton Wadsworth, OH Thanks the Alumni ment of the Elegius Mini Equine Sanctu- over 29 years. She has two grown Trustees for all the hard work put forth ary. This is a forever home for miniature daughters and two grandchildren. Chris- to keep us all informed about JMH past horses, ponies donkeys and mules who tine has worked at St Albert’s cafeteria and present. He goes to his reunions have been abandoned, abused and/or for 16 years. every five years and all look as though it neglected. The sanctuary is located on a was still 1974. He is amazed at the tricks farm in VA. They can be followed on David M. Glaser 6/78 Arlington, VA time tries to play in making us think we Facebook and the website. says that 40 years later he is working as have aged. The years have made him SVP at Washington DC’s oldest bank. realize the treasures he has buried in his Nancy Ezo Schweger 6/76 Mooresville, He is also renovating an 80 year old memory. NC is enjoying retirement from Civil home and volunteering as a director at Service. She spends time walking the historic Congressional Cemetery. Neil Armentrout 6/75 Cleveland, OH dog, Pilate’s classes and finding/catching lost his wife of 39 years on 5/10/17. He up with old friends from school and the Diane Cole Hahn 6/78 Tremont, IL drove a truck for 26 years with JB Hunt military. owns and operates a vineyard and winery Transport in 48 states and Canada. He is in Mackinaw, IL, The Mackinaw Valley thinking about retiring. He is looking for Holly Sinnema 6/76 Cleveland, OH Vineyard. She was married in 2006 to friends he knew from 1974 (when he wanted to clarify that the 1970 alumni Paul Hahn, who passed in 2016 from should have graduated) and 75. would still receive the newsletter in the colorectal cancer. She founded a mail. We will continue to include all non-profit CRC Life.org to increase Teresa Prichard Doss 6/75 Mt. Gay, active alumni from the 1930’s through screening, awareness and support for WV had a busy 2017. She sold her 1979. Anyone from 1980 and above those diagnosed. She has 3 children, 3 Cleveland home, moved to WV, got should have contacted us to receive the step children and 2 granddaughters. married on Nov 25, 2017 to Gary Doss, mailed version. All others can look it up her teenage sweetheart. It is her first on the website, posting some time in Kathryn Koch 6/78 Cleveland, OH marriage and she says better late than June or have it emailed to them upon retired after 30 years with the Cleveland never! request. Police Department.

Elizabeth Krumhansel 6/75 Fairview Richard Hurley 6/77 Brunswick, OH Richard Shea 6/78 Beavercreek, OH Park, OH teaches sewing, quilting, knit- and his wife Gayle enjoy camping, trav- presently (9 years) works in the ICU at ting and crochet at the JoAnn Store in eling and family. They are enjoying the Dayton VA Med Center, giving him the Great Northern Shops in North their first grandchild. 23 years in the Air Force and 10 in the Olmsted. VA. He is married 32 years to Jennifer, Page 14 John Marshall Alumni Association News Volume 46, No. 1 a retired USAF Lt. Co and Nurse Practi- PWC, a self published author and ad- tioner. They have three children and sev- junct faculty at Kent State University. 2010’s en grandchildren. He thinks the new Brandi Jett 6/13 Cleveland, OH school looks great and had a flood of Tangala Jordan 6/82 Maple Hts., OH I graduated from Case Western Reserve memories when visiting his Mom and Retired from Cuyahoga Job and Family University with a Bachelor’s degree in stopping by to take pictures. Services in July of 2017. She was there Communication Sciences and Psycholo- for twenty years and is currently travel- gy in 2017. Currently pursuing my Mas- Kenneth Smith 6/78 Springfield, IL ing and spending time with her two ter’s degree in Speech-Language Pathol- works for the state EPA. grandchildren. ogy at Case Western Reserve University (anticipated graduation Spring 2019). Carl Faller 6/79 Columbus, OH re- John P. Ginley 6/83 Cleveland OH tired from a career in affordable housing received his first newsletter! He wrote in Leandra Santana 6/13 Parma, OH finance and development. His daughter to say that after graduating he attended Started the career as a Rural Carrier in Carolyn attends Fordham Univ. Twin Vincennes Junior College in IN and then The United States post office. Enrolling sons Bob and John graduated from Wel- Univ of Southern Mississippi on a bas- in school in the spring or fall to become lington School in 2018 and are attending ketball scholarship. He is employed by an LPN. It’s never too late to change Case Western Reserve Univ. and Loyola Kelley Steel Erectors and is a 25-year your life for the better. Univ. Maryland, respectively. Looking member of International Union of Oper- th forward to the 40 reunion in 2019. ating Engineers, Local #18. He attended Meagan Spooner Beckman 6/13 JMH in his senior year and was Plain Elyria, OH Married to Carl Beckman. st Bill Hausknecht 6/79 Fairview Park, Dealer All Scholastic Basketball 1 Raising our two fur babies. th OH just completed his 40 year as an Team in 1983. auto technician a the same shop. The Riaha Bogan 6/13 Columbus, OH JMH auto shop helped him at the very Chris Ann Chambers 6/84 Brecksville, I recently relocated to Columbus, Ohio beginning to learn the basics. OH says she is living the dream. after graduating from OSU in 2017 to teach 4th grade math at a public charter Daina (Diane) Ievins West 6/79 Palmy- Lee Ann Oliver Beck, 6/85 Brunswick, school called KIPP Columbus. ra, NE earned her BS degree from The OH works for HSSE Compliance Spe- Ohio State Univ and an MS degree from cialists at Buckeye Partners. (Health, Remi Lurns 6/13 Cleveland, OH the Univ of NE. She is currently em- Safety, Security and Environmental) I currently work for progressive insur- ployed as a scientist (research technolo- ance. I am a Commercial Lines CSR. gist/laboratory analyst) at the Univ of Yvonka Hall, 6/86 Cleveland, OH is After graduating I went to school Nebraska. She is enjoying life with her the Director of Northeast Ohio Black (Youngstown State University for a year husband of 3 years, Matthew on their Health Coalition, which addresses parity and Tri C for a year and a half). I took acreage in America’s Heartland. issues in communities of color. Last some time off. I have a son now (he’s May she ran for State Representative in one) and my boyfriend and I are looking th the 12 District. into buying a house. I’m back in school 1980’s now, expecting to graduate soon (hopefully next fall). Nelva Williams Cary 6/80 Morgan- 1990’s town, WV is a senior systems engineer at Melissa Gramajo 6/13 Columbus, OH the NASA Independent Verification and We need to hear from you! I am currently a 2 nd year student at The Validation facility in Fairmont, WV. Ohio State University pursuing a Master of Science in Nursing with a Family Phillip Smith 6/80 Cleveland, OH 2000’s Nurse Practitioner Track. I am a recipi- works at Kamm’s Corner’s Auto Body ent of the HRSA Nurse Corps Scholar since Feb 11, 1979 under OWE program Jennifer Green 6/03 Willowick, OH ship, which awards financial support to with Mr. Hencke. moved into a house on July 27, 2018 in students wishing to work in underserved Lake County, after living in Cuyahoga communities once they graduate. I hope Donna Sokalski Christman 6/81 County for 36 years. She is hoping for a to return to Cleveland one day and work Eaton, OH is married to a retired Navy 20th reunion in 2023! as a primary care provider at a local un- Veteran. She likes to travel, hike and derserved and underrepresented clinic. bicycle. She is a Labor Relations Con- Chanary Chin Hadley 6/05 South Eu- Outside of academics, I am a member of sultant for the Ohio Education Associa- clid, OH where she lives with her hus- the Young Latino Network of Cleveland. tion. band and son. She graduated from CSU I have also worked closely with Esperan-

with a degree in computer science and is za Association. Janetta Hammock 6/81 Cleveland, OH currently working as a programmer at a is Diversity Manager at Case Western software company in Warrensville Reserve Univ. Heights. She enjoys reading the alumni newsletter and thanks everyone for their Antoinette Johnson Baker 6/82 Bed- hard work. ford, OH is SVP/Operations Manager Page 15 John Marshall Alumni Association News Volume 46, No. 1 FACULTY AND FRIENDS hood. She went to grade school through 7th grade before her family moved to Former Principal Cynthia Metzger Fairview. She says she will never forget retired in 2005 Strongsville, OH has them and enjoys reading the newsletter. 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! June 1959 - November 18’ gathering at Gene's Place. Canary's in NO was the meeting place, but Michael D. Steirer, Faculty Medina, fire last May had them relocate lunches to Gene's. Returned to the new North Olmsted Ca- OH and his wife Jan recently celebrated th nary's in February. Check with Don Moll for their 50 anniversary. He taught English future locations. Class of 1983 -35 year reunion 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 [email protected] ** printed with permission.

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Class Reunions! Check our Web Class of June 1969 Class of 1989 continued: Page for any last minute updates! 50 yr. Get Together! Sunday, June 30, 2019 Friday, August 16, 2019 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Cookout Class of Jan & June 1957 Noon - 10 pm Rain or shine Contact Mo Willingham Spring Luncheon Huntington Beach Park [email protected] Monday, May 13, 2019 Lake Shelter-(West) Ph: 216 849-8925 Moosehead Hoof & Ladder BYO Food & Beverage Columbia Rd - Olmsted Falls Class of 1994 PARK RULES - NO ALCOHOL If you can join, please call Marilyn 25th Reunion $5 Donation per person at the door. (MacLaren) Yesberger Throwback Reunion Toni Russo Stephany Ph: 216-403-0792 Friday, August 30,2019 Ph: 216-702-2414 Mixer - The Lanes, Class of Jan & June 1958 Class of Jan & June 1970 Maple Hts. 7pm All on Fridays at 4:00 pm 50th Reunion Saturday, August 31,2019 May 24, 2019 Save the Date! Weekend of Throwback Homecoming July 26, 2019 September 12, 2020 Embassy Suites - September 20, 2019 Update info with JMHAA Beachwood 7pm November 15, 2019 need email address too! Cost: $40/per person RSVP & locations Susan Kirst Ph: 216-251-8645 Check FB group for details. Sunday, September 1, 2019 JMH 1970 Alumni Harper Ridge Picnic Area, Solon - Class of January 1959 (BYOF) 3pm Class of 1974 60th Reunion Tanisha McBride 45th Reunion Saturday, October 5, 2019 216.410.1460 Friday, June 7, 2019 12:00 pm Tony K's [email protected] 541 W. Bagley Road Graduation Anniversary Class of 1999 Berea, Ohio 44017 Grindstone Tap House 20th Reunion Contact: Donna (Josey) Marchese Saturday, June 8, 2019 Aug 2, 3, 4, 2019 Ph: 440-888-5173 Cook Out Donauschwaben German Check webpage or with: Class of June 1959 American Club Ivoe Nicholson Monthly Lunch Sunday, June 9, 2019 [email protected] Check with Don Moll for dates Lake Erie Crushers Game Jamie (Kidd) Dunbar and locations Avon, OH [email protected] Contact: Peggy Brennan Stockdale 440-444-5375 Class of June 1963 or JMH 1974 Facebook Annual Reunion m/groups/43895073911/ Payments due 5/17/19 Third Tuesday in July (16th) 2019 Check website for further details. Class of 1975 Bruce Brockman 45th Reunion Committees: Please remember to [email protected] Save the date! send your updates to us so we can June 6, 2020 attempt to keep addresses, email, Class of 1965 Ph: 440-570-8557 phone #s as current as possible with 54th Reunion our yearly mailings. Saturday, August 10th, 2019 Class of 1979 3 pm to 8 pm 40th Reunion Please email updates to reunion Catered Buffet Dinner Saturday, June 29, 2019 committee members to our email: Private Home Four Points Sheraton, W 150 6-11 info@ jmhalumni.com Invitations will be mailed [email protected] out mid-April. FB John Marshall Class of 1979 Darlene (Welther) DiCato Rosemary Costanzo 440-816-1788 Ph: 330-328-9573 Sandy Karadimas 216-392-8944 [email protected] Class of 1989 Class of Jan. 1969 50th Reunion 30th Reunion Friday, October 4, 2019 Friday, June 28, 2019 8:00 PM Meet & Greet TBD Meet & Greet

Saturday, October 5, 2019 Saturday, June 29, 2019 LeCentre Event Center , Westlake 6:00 PM - 11:00 PM Mark your Need more info? Dinner and Dancing Calendars! 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We have several alumni who have 1/60 – Robert Ontolchik 6/73 – Charles and Vicky Overby taken advantage of that feature and it helps our funds grow! 6/60 – Bruce James 6/75 Willcox 6/60 – David Jones 6/74 – William Karpowicz 6/60 – William Jones 6/74 – James/Barb Coss Keister 6/60 – Barbara Leeseburg Marconi 6/74 – Kurt Liljeberg 6/60 – Dennis Marley Page 18 John Marshall Alumni Association News Volume 46, No. 1 1/58 - Harry Clabaugh from Gary 6/70 2018 In Memory from Gayle Balliett Karen Kopylec (6/73) Burgund Of Donations Clabaugh-Whitmer 6/58 6/70 – Sue Rene Phillipp 1/58 - Judy Harkema Kirchenbauer from Gail Hunt Mroczka 6/70 Faculty from Norm Kirchenbauer 6/56 6/70 – Thomas Spuhler (Marines) Gene Gibbons - from Tim Riha 6/72 1/58 - Thomas Stimac from Timothy Kane 6/70 Carl Locke - from Nick Wolf 6/74 from Joyce Skoda Stimac 6/60 1/71 – Kirk Davis Enrico Molinari - from 6/58 - Bob Bannerman from Dan Dickerson 6/71 Jeffrey Hubley 1/66 from Dennis Himes, Jr. 6/58 6/71 - Jim Chylik Richard Van Allen - from Bill Beyer 6/58 - Ralph Kistemaker from Richard Chylik 1/70 6/75 from Lois Kistemaker Kunes 1/55 6/71 – Robin Elaine Hill Davis from Foster Whitacre - from Peter Politzer 6/58 – Henry J Peppers Edward and Cheryl Hill Bloom 6/73 6/55 and Faculty from Jerry P. Peppers 1/64 6/71 Jim Hurley 6/26 - Marjorie Barker Bassett from John Chrysochoos, spouse of from Dan Dickerson 6/71 Lois Bassett Summerlin 6/57 Alexandra Kratsas Chrysochoos 1/59 6/72 – William (Billy) Kovach 1/35 - William Moritz, Rita Behrens 6/59 - Pat Brenner Mattern, Pat Hordin from Cynthia Kovach Morek 1/71 Moritz 6/35 and Milton Arthur Moritz Posze and Sandy Kader Burchak 6/73 – Jill Vassel Benjamin (MIA) 6/38 from Gaye Moritz Rule from Susan Hostelley Peters 6/59 from Sandra Joan Pedley 6/73 (Friend) 1/60 - Carolyn Adamski Desmone 6/74 – Jeanne Young Uram 1/37 - Leona Strautz Dumont from Cheryl Adamski Kuta 1/63 from Sharon Listiak Hudy 6/74 from Elaine Dumont Blake 6/60 6/60 - Robert Bayerl and Richard Carje 6/75 – Jim Devaty 1/43 - Jack Kullman from James Baker 6/60 from Patricia Denos Dokler 6/75 from Dorothy McCave Kullman 6/44 6/60 - Walter Noss 6/75 – Lynn Graham Ibos 1/44 - Franklin Hayba from Mary Noss Breckenridge 1/62 from Teresa Prichard Doss 6/75 from daughter, Margaret Gonzales 6/60 - Pat Pignataro 6/76 – John A. Chambers 6/44 - John Devine from Frank A. Pignataro 6/62 (Proud Marine) from Audrey Smith Devine 6/44 6/61 - Karlis Spalvins from Chris Ann Chambers 6/84 6/44 – Paul Vokac from A. Andre Spalvins 6/68 6/76 - Glenn Zimmerman from Jerri Vokac 6/75 6/61 - Charlotte Adamski Palka from Nick Wolf 6/74 6/46 - Ken Lindenmann from Cheryl Adamski Kuta 1/63 6/78 – Steve Singer from Glen Horton Jr, 6/46 6/61 - Tom Petrime from Mark McManamon 6/78 6/46 - LaVerne Vogelpohl Schuster from Joan Imer Petrime 6/61 6/80 Angela Ferris from Marie Lindsay Koch 6/46 6/62 – Michael J. Jasura Jr from Laura Ferris Mruk 6/71 6/48 - Jack Pollock from Rita Jasura Haneline 6/53 from Roger Schulte 6/48 6/62 - Robert Yanok 1/49 – H. Kenneth Goodwin from Gray Allyn 1/62 from Corinne Goodwin Wilson 1/64 6/63 - Jo-ell Trinknet Jacobson In Honor of Donations 6/49 - Dale Humphrey from Angeline Vianos 6/63 from Alice Brisky Wuenscher 1/50 6/64 - Gayle Gerstnecker White 6/49 - MaryLou McTigue Korney from Vivian Gerstnecker Strauss 6/58 from Geraldine Ray McTigue 6/49 6/65 - Felicia Peppers Young Kristin Herrin Hufsey 6/71 6/49 - Raymond Noss from Mary Noss from Jerry P. Peppers 1/64 honors her sisters, Linda ’66, Lana ’67, Breckenridge 1/62 6/65 – Armand “Sparky” Masten Elizabeth ’68, Karen ’70, Ann, ’72 and 6/51 - Loretta Sucku Grombol from William (Butch) Kolar 6/65 Mary’76 from Edmund Grombol 1/50 6/65 – Richard Tuomala Anita Waldek 6/68 1/54 - Mary Johnston Sinatra from Dave Tuomala 6/75 Class reunion committee/ Elaine Schultz from Alice Prutton Matej 1/54 6/66 – Jean Gracon Luty Staley 6/68 6/55 - Charlotte Bassett Parsons from Beth Gracon Petrey 6/69 from Lois Bassett Summerlin 6/57 1/69 – Michael V. Milam 1/69 6/55 - Gary and George Brenner from Patricia Milam Simon 6/75 from Marilyn Cameli Romeo 6/55 1/70 – Andy Mathews Scholarship in the name of Brian Fo- 6/56 - Richard Artman from: Mary Ellen Evenden Swift 6/70 ley class of 2002 from Cynthia For- from wife, Anna Artman Ed/Joyce Jesen Dominick 6/70 rester 6/56 - Gary Kistemaker Sheila Mathis Dobish 6/72 from Lois Kistemaker Kunes 1/55 Doug Smorag 6/76 6/56 - Beverly Grande Nauman 6/56 Joyce Kouba Murphy 6/58 from Joyce Grande Watterson 6/55 Marijane Kubach Faculty 1/57 – Margaret Wickmann Shaw Judy Gilson 1/70 from Mary Jane Wickmann James 6/63 1/70 - Gene Schuster 6/57 - Gail Antos Ryan 6/57 Bruce Holloway from Joan Pritchard Zanny 6/57 Diane Mayberry Manis 1/70 and Gloria Antos Hulliung 6/58 6/70 - Jim Bartel Page 19 John Marshall Alumni Association News Volume 46, No. 1 Special Tribute to making 100!! 1/37 Margaret “Peg” (Perry) Cachat 1/48 Gerald W Janosek 6/37 Mary (Krock) Kibler 1/48 Wibur P Wulff Marcella 1/38 Dorothy (Swaim) Dhority 6/48 Peter Carlin (Loschelder) 1/38 Pearl (Molnar) Hovanec 6/48 Marilyn (Reinhart) Connolly Walters, 6/36, 1/38 Wilma (Asplin) Kimberly 6/48 Margaret (Pitko) Jeri Westlake, turned 6/38 Eleanor (Volk) Leheney 6/48 William E Peterson 100 last April 6/38 Robert L Tavernier 6/48 Victor A Rak 9th. A celebration 6/39 Mary (Grammes) Boutang 6/48 Donald A Roach was planned with 6/39 Katherine (Skiba) Kothera 6/48 James S Vance 98 people in at- 1/49 Patricia (Meyers) Douglas tendance, 72 of them were direct 1/49 Edward D Dregalla descendants. Sadly she passed 17 1/49 Robert C Hnatt days after her birthday. 1/40 Lawrence J Bartleme 1/49 Loretta (Haver) Lindsey

1/41 Gertrude (Boss) Nehrenz 1/49 Robert D Oze Margaret “Peg” (Perry) Cachet, 1/41 Wanda (Mizell) Patton 6/49 Elizabeth (Heibel) Fairchild 1/37, Rocky River, sadly passed at 6/41 Clarence G Quine 6/49 Edna (Kawa) Gfell 99 on 12/31/2018. Her daughter 1/42 Shirley (Melchreit) Bruns 6/49 Bernard R Kellish wrote to us stating that her mother 1/42 Mary Elizabeth (Sullens) 6/49 Mary (McTigue) Korney “was a proud alum of John Mar- Wilson 6/49 William J Kozel shall.” There were seven children, 6/42 Lois (Wiese) Cellura 6/49 Herbert E Randles and as they often times drove past 6/42 Jeane (Stuprich) Furber 6/49 Richard J Staab Jr. JMH, Mom would sing the Alma 6/42 William A Gorham Mater—”Ten thousand strong, sing 6/42 Janet (Landreth ) McClain me a song, Marshall High to thee, 6/42 Lillian (Thomas) Neff beloved is thy glorious name . . .” 6/42 Myra (Schuette) Reinhard 1/50 Dorothy (Graneggen) Garnes Daughter Mary Joan took her back 6/42 Arline (Nest) Watts 1/50 Col. Edward E Gerding to JMH several years ago on her 1/43 Ralph J Custar 1/50 Robert W Leppelmeier birthday—they had a great day with 1/43 Rosemary (Hart) Groves 1/50 William E Milner staff and pictures, and looked for the 1/43 Henry W Moos 1/50 Sally (Stone) Wakefield location where she planted a tree for 6/43 Francis J App 6/50 Ruth (Emerich) Bilinovich an honor she had received. Her high 6/43 Palma (Barber) Filippelli 6/50 Ralph J Coreno school years provided her with many 6/43 Vernon J Rolland 6/50 Ronald F Dieckman fond memories. 6/43 Rev. Gerald I Teague 6/50 William S Doane 1/44 Florence (Ward) Brown 6/50 Dolores (Bernardy) Hall Final Roll Call 6/44 Joan (Weisman) Bruening 6/50 Nancy (Peters) Howie 6/44 Robert H Geither 6/50 Stewart V Kramer While we attempt to verify each listing, 1/45 Ethel (Witt) Soladay 6/50 Daniel R Weber errors may occur. Names listed are only 6/45 Betty (Whitty) Keeler 6/50 Norma (Hart) Yehle for those who have passed between 2014 and March 1, 2019. The follow- 6/45 Sebastian F Verdi 1/51 Vern(Kessler) Field ing names have been sent to us in the 6/46 Martha (Montgomery) 1/51 Albert J Hauch past year or have been verified as best as Anderson 6/51 Phyllis (Sabala) Carlin possible while updating our database. 6/46 Ginevra (Grimaldi) Bland 6/51 Valerie (Muranko) Dreyer To help us confirm a classmate’s pass- 6/46 Pauline Diamond 6/51 Verna (Kessler) Field ing, please include a copy of the obit or 6/46 Marion Guggenheim 6/51 Mary Ann (Mundy) Flock the link online, along with their location. 6/46 James T Marsh 6/51 Jane ( ? ) Masters Our condolences to the families and 6/46 Laverne (Vogelpohl) Schuster 6/51 Robert E McDaniel friends of those listed: 6/46 William Weitzel 6/51 Allen L Kareha 1/47 Thomas C Folkman 6/51 John C Rubin-Regan 6/35 Grace (Schmoldt) Kobie (100) 1/47 Allen C Frick 6/51 Douglas Smalheer 1/36 Dorothy Gyuru 1/47 Ethel A Hadney 6/51 David A Walker Sr 6/36 Miriam (Andres) Horvath 100) 6/47 Sue (Weigel) Carroll 1/52 Walter C May 6/36 Edward E Hudson 6/47 Wendelin R Frantz 1/52 Joan M McHugh 6/36 Ruth (Grimes) Lorenz 6/47 Warren E Herbert 1/52 John N Medovich 6/36 Mary (Griffith) Snyder (100) 6/47 Gerald A Lavandosky 1/52 Edward W Smith 6/36 Marcella (Loschelder) Walters 6/47 Doris (Bruening) Nelson 1/52 Lt. Col. Ronald Ramlow (100) 1/48 Mary (Stevens) Hamar 6/52 Rev Harold S Bilotta Page 20 John Marshall Alumni Association News Volume 46, No. 1 6/52 Kenneth D Bolt Sr 6/58 Marilyn (Tschofen) Johnston 6/63 Susan (Davis) Youssef 6/52 Georgene (Stanch) Deal 6/58 Donald J Miller 1/64 Nicolette (Sotos) Tremaglio 6/52 Ann (Hogan) Drews 6/58 Charles E Obenauer Jr 1/64 Alan R Volin 6/52 Lois (Prucha) Higgins 1/59 Ronald A Kossman 6/64 Martin H Feldes 6/52 Albert J Koehl Jr 1/59 Daniel Whelpley 6/64 Patricia (Oransky) Gavin 6/52 Robert J Mokren 6/59 Phyllis (Sabala) Carlin 6/64 Gary Lahl 6/52 Patricia (Stankus) Verdone 6/64 Peter Pozydaev 6/52 David O Williamson 6/64 Susan (Chappell) Spercel 6/52 Ruth (Henderson) Wilson 1/65 Terrence Hrudka 6/53 Roger C Harris 1/60 Fred A Balzer 6/65 Lorraine (Miller) Klotz 6/53 Addison “Sonny” Mills, III 1/60 Teddy B Sanders 6/65 Mary (Yuzva) Mitchell 6/53 Viola (McDaniel) Petras 1/60 Wendell P Schulda 6/65 Kathleen (Ellenbest) Mueller 6/53 Bernard D Pompiley 6/60 Judith (Schwaderer) Bishop 6/65 Margaret (Halley) Wright 6/53 Rev. 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Page 22 John Marshall Alumni Association News Volume 46, No. 1 THE JOHN MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL HALL OF FAME

Tenth Induction Dinner/Ceremony

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Dinner Entrees: Boneless Lemon Pepper Chicken, Roasted Round of Beef, Penne Rigate w Marinara Sauce

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Class of 2019 Inductees

Peter Carlin 1948, Faculty (Deceased) Gus Chan 1976 Tom Elkins, Faculty (Deceased) Gary Gold 1966 Yvonka Hall 1986 Dr. Iyaad Hasan 1991 John Heilman 1975 Mary Beth Ions 1975 Paul Johanni, Faculty Doug Smorag 1976

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