John Marshall High School Alumni Association Newsletter 3939 Tracy Street, Los Angeles, California 90027 Spring 2015 Volume 35 • Issue 1 Our 2015 Distinguished Alumni Awardee - Don Bachardy Born in Los Angeles, California, Don Bachardy grew up in Atwater and graduated from John Marshall High School in the Summer Class of 1952. Bachardy studied at the Chouinard Art Institute in Los Angeles and the Slade School of Art in London. His first one-man exhibition was held in October 1961 at the Redfern Gallery in London. He met the writer on Valentine’s Day 1953, when he was 18 and Isherwood was 48. They remained together until Isherwood’s death in 1986. A number of paperback editions of Isherwood’s novels feature Bachardy’s pencil portraits of the author. A film about their relationship, titled Chris & Don: A Love Story, was released in 2008. Don has had many one-man exhibitions in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Houston and New York. More recently, he exhibited at the Huntington Library in San Marino, California, in 2004. His works reside in the permanent collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the M.H. de Young Memorial Museum of Art in San Francisco, the University of Texas, Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, San Marino, California, the University of California, Los Angeles, the Fogg Art Museum of , , the Smithsonian Institution, and the National Portrait Gallery in London. Continued on page 8...

JMHS Academic Decathlon Team Wins 3rd Place In City The John Marshall High School Academic Decathlon Team won 3rd Place in the Los Angeles Unified School District’s competition held on January 31 and February 7. First and second places went to our friendly rivals Granada Hills and El Camino Real high schools, respectively. This year’s stellar group of decathletes includes: Hanul “Christopher” Choe, returning city champ Kenneth Huh, Brian Lee, Raymond Lobaton, returning city champ Alayna Myrick, David Ornelas, Bruce Perez, and Gilbert Walker. The team took 4th place at the State Finals. Should you wish to make a donation to help this program thrive, please send your contributions to the alumni association. Please make checks payable to JOHN MARSHALL HIGH ALUMNI ASSOCIATION and send to P.O. Box 39847, Los Angeles, CA 90039. Put the name of the program to which you are donating in the MEMO The Academic Decathlon Team at Roybal HS with section of your check (Academic Decathlon). Coach Welch, Principal Patricia Heideman, Assistant Principal Barry Allwright, and Music Coach James Rozsa.

Page 1 President’s Message... Calendar of Events Board Meetings & Important Dates In 2015 Since the Alumni Asso- ciation’s first newsletter in All Board meetings are held on the first Tuesday of the 1980, our aim has been month at 6:30pm in room 504 unless otherwise noted. to keep alumni connected and informed. Before there was Facebook Tuesday, May 5 Board Meeting or Twitter, there was an alumni newsletter! *Thursday, May 21 Senior Awards Night We kept up with the stellar accomplishments *Monday, May 25 Memorial Day (school closed) of our historic school. We shared moments *Saturday, May 30 Grad Night of triumph of former and current Barristers. Tuesday, June 2 Board Meeting We shared the grief of losing old friends and *Thursday, June 4 Graduation At The Greek Theatre/ classmates. Distinguished Alumni Luncheon As the years went by, the number of alumni *Saturday, June 20 Endless Summer Picnic receiving the newsletter grew. Unfortunately, *Saturday, June 27 Family Pitch & Putt Golf Outing so did the costs of producing newsletters. Tuesday, July 7 Board Meeting (off campus) Now, thirty-five years later, we face a dilemma. Tuesday, August 4 Board Meeting (off campus) The rate of donations to the association has *Monday August 17 New School Year Begins. Pupil- not kept pace with the rate of inflation. Free Day. (staff breakfast) We send out approximately 11,000 news- *Friday, September 4 Admissions Day Holiday (no school) letters each time to alumni all around the *Monday, September 7 Labor Day Holiday (no school) world. However, not all of these recipients Tuesday, September 8 Board Meeting are dues-paying members of the association. Tuesday, October 6 Board Meeting Our policy has always been to keep in touch *Friday, October 30 Homecoming (tentative) with all alumni for whom we have an address. Tuesday, November 3 Board Meeting Other alumni associations only send their *Wednesday, Nov. 11 Veterans Day (no school) newsletter to dues-paying members. Tuesday, December 1 Board Meeting We have already instituted some cost-cut- *Tuesday, January 12, 2016 Annual General Meeting ting strategies. We used to send three news- letters per year and now we only send two. *Denotes special event or date change. We encourage our alumni to request the All dates subject to change. newsletter electronically, and about 1,000 of Please contact us by e-mail at [email protected] you have responded to that suggestion. We or call 323-953-6542 to continue to solicit advertising from our alumni confirm dates and locations. to offset some of the costs of publication. The cost per issue is about $7175. That includes printing, postage, and paying for returned newsletters with bad addresses. If you are not current in your dues, please consider signing up now. A mere $25 per year would help us to keep sending the newsletter Would You Prefer An Electronic PDF to everyone on our list. Check the address la- bel on your newsletter to determine your dues Copy Of The Newsletter? status. If you are a life member, a “sweet- If you would prefer to receive your newsletter by e-mail (PDF) format, heart” donation toward the newsletter would please send your name (at graduation), year you graduated, and your be deeply appreciated. e-mail address to Joe Buford ‘74 at [email protected] and we You can pay your dues by check to our will send it to you through cyberspace instead of your mailbox! post office box or by PayPal if you have an account. Go to www.paypal.com and send your payment to [email protected] with a note in the comment box that indicates what the donation is for. Check Out Our New Website! We take very seriously our mission of keeping alumni connected. With your help The Alumni Association now has an official we can continue to do so. website! Please go to: Ynez Herrera Reinschmidt, Class of S’59 johnmarshallalumniassnla.org

Page 2 Order Your Alumni Keepsakes Now!

The Alumni Association is offering some very special keepsakes for JMHS grads. For a specified donation, you can order an Alumni polo shirt, baseball cap, or any of three ornaments now available in a series. You can order one or all of them using the form below. Caps are one-size fits all. Short-sleeved polo shirts are 100% preshrunk cotton. All Keepsake Ornaments are made of real pewter and weigh less than 3 oz. each. Any of these will make a great gift for a fellow classmate or alum from any year! You may now order your merchandise with Pay-Pal at [email protected] Be sure to list your order in the comment box.

80th Anniversary Johnny Barrister “M” Short-sleeved Baseball Ornament Ornament Ornament Polo Shirt Cap

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Page 3 Jose Vargas W’43 September 3, 1924 - September 22, 2014

Jose Vargas, Class of W’43, and president of the JMHS Alumni Association from January 1997 through December 1998, passed away on September 22, 2014, after a long illness. He was 90 years old. Jose earned his degree from UCLA and spent his career mostly in the non- profit/social services sector. During Jose’s tenure as president, he encouraged the Alumni Board to expand the range of activities for alumni and contributions to the school. Among the projects of which Jose was most proud was the association’s donation to the Marshall Woodshop Class so that they could participate in Habitat for Humanity, building homes for the homeless. Also, it was during his term that the football stadium was named in honor of Marshall’s only NFL Hall of Famer, Mike Haynes ’71. In 2002 Jose arranged for a diploma to be presented to Manabu Sakamoto, who would have graduated in the Class of 1943. Unfortunately, Manabu and his family, Japanese-Americans, were uprooted from their home, along with thousands of other Japanese-Americans, after the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. They were placed in a heavily restricted environment for the duration of World War II. During his time in the relocation camp, Manabu continued his education. As soon as he could, he enlisted in the US Army to serve the country of his birth as part of the US Army of Occupation in Germany. Manabu returned to the US, attended UC Berkeley, and earned his degree in Landscape Architecture. He had a successful career serving the state of California Highway Department by designing the landscaping of the freeways throughout the state. But he missed having a high school diploma. Jose and fellow classmate Paul Jacobs met with then Principal Tom Abraham, who made the arrangements for Manabu to graduate with the Class of 2002 at the Greek Theatre. Manabu, in a brief speech to the graduating class, expressed his appreciation for this act of “delayed recognition.” It was a proud day for Jose and for the entire alumni association. Jose inspired his fellow alumni with his innovative ideas and energy. Coming from many years as an administrator in the non-profit sector, he brought a fresh perspective to the alumni association. His was a life dedicated to social justice and community service. Jose leaves his beloved wife, Frances, their seven children, and sixteen grandchildren.

Michael Carone S’38 October 13, 1920 - January 4, 2015

Michael Carone passed away on January 4, 2015 at the age of 94. He will be remembered for his love of his family and for his commitment to serve his community and his country. He was born in Los Angeles on October 13, 1920. Mike graduated from John Marshall High School in the Summer Class of 1938 and continued to support the school in many ways. Mike was named the 1993 Distinguished Alumnus, not only for his charitable work for Marshall but also as founder and president of Mikron Products, Inc. He was an engineer, an inventor, an innovator, and a community leader. Mike was on the John Marshall High Alumni Board of Trustees for many years, organizing his class reunions and spearheading the 1995 major campaign to raise funds for the restora- tion of the 1937 Joseph M. Sniffen Auditorium. He personally wrote 3000 letters to alumni, asking for donations to refurbish the auditorium. Hoping to raise $15,000 to paint the interior, Mike was overwhelmed with the response to his letter. Alumni sent in $85,000, which Mike used to make a number of additional repairs in the audito- rium. Mike set up a fund with the remainder of the donations for future use. His loyalty to his alma mater and contributions in serving on the Association Board, plus his heartwarming and extremely successful fundraising efforts, were unparalleled. He made school life better for many students, and these results will last for generations. His interest in people and delightful personality charmed us, in addition to the wisdom he shared with us. Mike’s legacy is one of love of family and commitment to service. His was a life well-lived and he will live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.

JMHS Turns 85 In January 2016! Stay tuned for Celebration Information...

Page 4 Come Out And Join Us!... 11th Annual “Endless Summer” Picnic Saturday, June 20, 2015 • 10am-4pm • Griffith Park Below The Merry-Go-Round (Carousel) Crystal Springs Come one, come all to the 2015 “Endless Summer” Picnic. It’s FREE and open to all Barristers (and their families) of any year! If you would like a “Johnny Barrister” nametag, please contact Joe Buford at [email protected], or call him at 951-371-8019. There will be an optional potluck. We do not know if the grills will be available, so plan accordingly. If you would like to bring something, please let Stephanie Corrales know at [email protected]. For the latest information on the picnic, other information from the JMHS Alumni Association, or just to reconnect with other JMHS Grads, you can go to our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/JMHSalumniassociation. You can also connect to us and look for events on the official JMHS Alumni website at http://johnmarshallalumniassnla.org/.

Family Pitch & Putt Golf Outing! Saturday, June 27, 2015 • 9am • Los Feliz 9-Hole Course 3207 Los Feliz Blvd (next to the LA River) Dust off those golf clubs and join us for a family pitch & putt golf day at the famous Los Feliz 9-Hole golf course on Saturday, June 27 starting at 9am! Players of ALL ages and abilities are welcome to play. For those who are not familiar with the course, the beautiful Los Feliz Par-3 has nine holes. The shortest hole is 90 yards and the longest is 135 yards. After golf, you can try your skills on the obstacle laced putting green we will set up. Prizes will be awarded for winners on the golf course and putting green competition. Entry fee includes golf and lunch. Please choose lunch choices below for each person who will be playing. Proceeds will help the Alumni Association in all that they do for JMHS. See ya there!

Pitch & Putt Golf Outing $45 per person For more information, please e-mail [email protected] or call the Alumni Office at 323-953-6542 Please return by June 20th. Send tear-off to: JMHS Alumni Assn, P.O. Box 39847, Los Angeles, CA 90039 Make checks payable to: John Marshall High Alumni Assn. Mark “GOLF” in memo section

Name and year of graduation: ______

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Please indicate choice of lunch (check one for each player) All lunches include a drink Cheeseburger & fries or salad ______Chicken Ceasar Salad _____ Chicken Shawarma & fries or salad _____

# of players_____Amount enclosed $______

Page 5 Keeping The Dream Of College Alive!

When the John Marshall High Alumni Association first incorporated in 1979, one of the major goals was to give scholar- ships to deserving students to continue their education. Over the years we have awarded thousands of dollars through scholarships for students planning careers in specific fields, for talents in music and the performing arts, for school and community service, athletics, and more. Some of these scholarships were created by alumni to honor the achievements of Marshall graduates or to remember a special teacher who had passed away. Some came from the estate of a deceased graduate but most have been funded by donations from friends, classmates, and family. Now, as we enter our 36th year of service to our alma mater, we find that some of these scholarship funds have been depleted. We are reaching out to our alumni family to help us with donations so that we might continue to give these scholarships and keep the legacy alive. If you would like to contribute to a particular fund or to create a new scholarship, please contact the alumni association. Here is a list of our scholarships – should you wish to contribute to one or more of these, please indicate in the memo section of your check the name of the scholarship account. You may also use PayPal and write the name of the fund in the comment section. There are twenty-seven scholarships totaling $11,400 per year.

Name Of Scholarship 2014 Recipient Comment Amount

Alumni Book Award Tiffany Chan Daughter of Thomas Chan ‘83 $250 Jonathon Jay Son of Bruce Jay ‘71 $250

Andrew Ciesielski Football Javier Fernandez In honor of the late alumnus and coach $500 Scholarship

Christian Rodriguez Scholar David Nimatuj-Toc In honor of a very special graduate $500 Athlete Award

Dan Lucci Memorial Danilo Gonzalez In memory of the late Science teacher $500 Science Scholarship Ma Angelika Ringor $500

Edward Clarke Academic Jose Arevalo Funds depleted $500 Scholarship Silvia Ordonez $500

Gerald J. Winesburg Theatre Andres Maldonado In memory of the late Theatre teacher $250 Scholarship (Acting)

Joanne Gabrielson Community Raquel Matamoros In memory of one of our $1000 Light Scholarship “Citizens to Save Marshall High”

John Tavis Engineering or Abir Rahman Endowed by his family to honor the $100 Science Scholarship 1936 grad who desingned parts of the space shuttle and Viking Lander

John Wooley Track Scholarship Andrew Jasmin Created by his wife to honor the $250 Class of 1949 track star

Lee Brian Yoshioka Memorial Angel Lerma Created by the Lee-Ramirez family $250 Baseball Scholarship in memory of the late scholar/athlete

Leigh Frances Sutton Nancy Nunez Created in memory of the late alumna $500 Memorial Scholarship ‘78, an outstanding athlete

Leighton Winesburg Theatre Zachary Skelton In memory of the late student director $300 Scholarship for Stagecraft Excellence

Page 6 Name Of Scholarship 2014 Recipient Comment Amount

Leval Lund Engineering Abir Rahman In memory of the beloved Alumni Assn. $500 Board Member

Mike Haynes Football Scholarship Alexander Guillen Named for the Class of ‘71 NFL Hall of $250 Famer; Alex was captain of the Football Team, HC King, and a member of the City and National champ Academic Decathlon team!

Patricia Morey Scholarship Czarina De La Torre Endowed by Ms Morey ‘40 for an $500 outstanding young woman

Ralph Meginnis Scholarship Nancy Sorto-Sorto Student Body President $750 Janet Shin Commissioner of Elections $750

Ralph Yzguerra Memorial Andrew Jasmin Funded by the annual Alumni $250 Basketball Scholarship Wendy Lo Basketball Games $250

Roger Goulet Award Angelica Macaspac for Excellence in English for a student $250 from King MS in memory of late English teacher

Ted Nicholas Spirit Award Clarisandra Rios Senior Class President; established $250 by Robin Nicholas and Joanna Erdos to honor Ted’s commitment to school service

Dean Dill Athletic Scholarship Antonio Corona-Sanchez Cross Country and Track & Field $500 Cynthia Wong Swimming $500

Lee-Ramirez Family Scholarship Given by a family of three, mother, father, $500 and daughter, all JMHS graduates. For athletics or Leadership for at least two years.

Michael Mussa S’62 Scholarship Established

The legacy of Michael Mussa, Class of 1962, includes a scholarship fund established this year. Michael had a successful career in the field of Economics and the two scholarships will be awarded to students planning to major in Economics and Business. After Michael graduated from Marshall, he earned his undergraduate degree from UCLA and then his PhD in economics from the University of Chicago. He taught at the University of Rochester and also at the graduate school at the University of Chicago, the City University of New York, the London School of Economics, and the Graduate Institute of International Studies in Geneva, Switzerland. He was one of three members of President Ronald Reagan’s Council of Economic Advisers from 1986 to 1988. He was also chief economist for the International Monetary Fund from 1991 to 2001. According to a statement from the International Monetary Fund, “Mussa contributed widely and influentially to economic theory and empirics, and served as the Fund’s Economic Counsellor and Director of the Research Department from 1991 to 2001. During his career, Mussa studied extensively the macroeconomic problems inherent to open economies. Further- more, he applied his knowledge to the design of economic policy and prevention of crises for developing and developed countries. His contributions inspired many economists in the academic world and at the IMF.” Booth University Emeritus Professor Robert Aliber remembers, “Mike was brilliant—and fearless, always ready to challenge his older colleagues and to provide guidance to MBA and PhD students. His technical competence was superb, but he was one of the few with these skills who had a strong sense of relevance. Mike had a keen sense of policy, and how ambitious one might be in advancing policy reforms. He was remarkable in his understanding of public finance, monetary theory and policy, international trade and international money. Few matched his breadth as a one-person department.” Michael passed away in January of 2012. Page 7 2015 Distinguished Alumni Awardee Don Bachardy Continued from page 1...

Six books of his work have been published. His life and works are also documented in Terry Sanders’ film The Eyes of Don Bachardy. He collaborated with Isherwood on Frankenstein: The True Story (1973). His book Stars in My Eyes (2000), about celebrated people whom he had painted, became a number one best-seller in Los Angeles. Bachardy’s most haunting and eloquent published collection, “Last Drawings of Christopher Isherwood” in 1990 contains the dying and deceased Isherwood for the last time in his eyes. One of Bachardy’s most notable works is the official gubernatorial portrait of Jerry Brown that hangs in the California State Capitol Museum. In 2009, Bachardy made a cameo appearance in the movie (starring Colin Firth) based on Isherwood’s book of the same name—he portrays a professor in the teacher’s lounge, to whom Firth says “Hello. Don.” Bachardy told Angeleno Magazine in their December 2009 issue: “Chris got the idea for that book when he and I were having a domestic crisis. We’d been together 10 years. I was making a lot of trouble and wondering if I shouldn’t be on my own. Chris was going through a very difficult period (as well). So he killed off my character, Jim, in the book and imagined what his life would be like without me.” Bachardy still lives in his and Isherwood’s Santa Monica home (his place of residence for over 50 years), where he paints portraits for gallery shows and on a commission basis. In January 2010 he showed a retrospective of self-portraits (from 1959–2009) at Craig Krull Gallery in Santa Monica. In the Fall of 2011, Bachardy exhibited portraits made over the last 40 years depicting artists from Southern California, including Peter Alexander, Larry Bell, Billy Al Bengston, Robert Irwin, Ed Moses, and Ed Ruscha at Craig Krull Gallery in conjunction with the Getty initiative Pacific Standard Time. All 33 paintings were purchased by a New York collector on the board of the Whitney Museum. Don has published several books of his drawings, including his newest volume called Hollywood, in 2014. It features more than 300 portraits of Tinseltown luminaries both classic (Marlene Dietrich, Rita Hayworth) and contemporary (Jack Nicholson, Robert Downey Jr.), the bulk of which have never been published before. “My favorite part of any portrait is always the mouth,” he says. “Of course eyes are more telling than anything else, but the mouth is where the personality of a person most expresses itself.” Mr. Bachardy will speak at the Commencement Ceremonies to be held at the Greek Theatre on June 4, 2015. He will also be the guest of honor at a luncheon following the ceremony. If you wish to attend the luncheon, please fill out the tear-off below and send it in.

Distinguished Alumni Luncheon RSVP • Don Bachardy Thursday, June 4, 2015 at 11:30am • Les Freres Taix Restaurant 1911 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90026 $30 per person / no host bar For more information, please e-mail [email protected] or call the Alumni Office at 323-953-6542 RSVP by May 30th by sending tear-off to: JMHS Alumni Assn, P.O. Box 39847, Los Angeles, CA 90039

You may pay by check or online using PayPal if you have an account. Go to www.paypal.com and send your payment to [email protected] with a note in the comment box that the payment is for the Distinguished Alumni Luncheon – please also send the tear-off indicating choice of entrée

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Page 8 eunion Corner All classes are invited to list their reunions Rin our newsletter. First, you should call the office at 323-953-6542 or e-mail us at [email protected] to see whether or not someone else has already started one for your class. If they haven't, you may request our packet on How to Organize a Reunion. Second, for a class list, please send a $25 check to John Marshall High School Alumni Association, P.O. Box 39847, Los Angeles, CA 90039. You will be asked to sign a release guaranteeing the privacy of our list. Please note: we do not endorse any specific reunion companies, nor do we plan your reunion for you. Johnny Barrister is available to appear at your reunion! For details, please contact us.

1955 - A 60-year reunion for the Winter and Summer classes of 1955 has been scheduled for October 17, 2015 at Sportsmen’s Lodge. We are also inviting other classes from the ‘50’s to join us at our Celebration Lunch so be sure to pass the info along. For additional information please go to our website at www.johnmarshallhighschoolreunion.com or contact Linda Pyle Matthies at 310-552-0545 [email protected] or Fran Bloom Russell at 858-560-6545 [email protected]. There will be a Spring mailing so please provide us with your email or street address.

1965 - The classes of Winter and Summer 1965 will be celebrating their 50 year reunion at the Glendale Hilton Hotel in Glendale on Saturday, September 26, 2015. Our general email for the event is [email protected].

1985 - The class of 1985 is having their 30 year reunion on October 10, 2015 at The Breakfast Club/Friendship Auditorium at 3201 Riverside Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90027. For additional information please visit the reunion website at http://dbatank.wix. com/jmhreunion or phone Stephanie Corrales at 818-424-2481, or email Rose Mora at [email protected].

Page 9 In Memoriam This section is dedicated to our Barristers who have passed away. If you would like to have your loved one remembered here, please e-mail the editor at [email protected], or call the Association at 323-953-6542. The Alumni Association accepts no responsibility as to the accuracy of these reports. Tiodora Linde Rouph Joan Blamey Martin Summer 1934 Mike Carone Summer 1938 Mary Ellen Cappuccio Tyron Summer 1938 Clardine Brodie Huling 1938 Alice Tabet Taylor 1939 Ronald O. Stewart Summer 1940 Dorlis Allen Wallis Summer 1942 Donald Richard MacQueen Summer 1943 Jose A. Vargas Winter 1943 June Hart Summer 1944 Frank Bruns 1945 Nina Byers Summer 1946 John Sinclair Summer 1946 Charles Maxwell 1946 David S. Mason Summer 1947 Edna Walton Rosa Winter 1947 Mildred Copley Van Voorhis Summer 1948 John Vanderwall Summer 1948 Arthur Dietz Summer 1948 Jim Harrington Winter 1948 June Redman Fischer Summer 1949 Dr. Karl Louis Seligman 1949 Thomas K. Kuzmich Summer 1951 Richard Lee Brown Summer 1951 Michael Smalley 1954 Harold Cave Summer 1954 David Brown Winter 1955 Bill Wise Summer 1956 Nick Rendich Summer 1956 Marilyn McGown Krasch Winter 1956 Camilla Jarvis Koenigseder Winter 1964 Chris LaBonge Summer 1967 Matthew Rivera Summer 1970

Page 10 John Marshall High Athletic Hall Of Fame Class Of 2014

From left to right: Debbie Lucero (basketball), Andre Young (track), Chito Reyes (basketball), Marji Donatella-Key- fauver (volleyball), Dr. John House (swimming), Yvette Maufas (track), Carolyn House (Olympic swimmer), Sharon Finneran (Olympic swimmer and only Marshall Olympic Medalist), Master of Ceremonies Pete Arbogast, Baldo Lopez, Susan Honda and daughter accepted for Janet Honda (basketball).

Baldo Lopez was known as “Mr. Marshall.” He attended every football game, home and away, for many years with a megaphone. He graduated in1973 and had a 35 year career working for the Glendale school system. He passed away in early March 2015. He was inducted into the 2014 Marshall Athletic Hall of Fame. The next Athletic Hall of Fame Ceremony is tentatively scheduled for Spring of 2017. The first two events have now raised over $5000 for the JMHS Alumni Association.

Join at the $150 level and receive a Marshall Alumni baseball cap. Join at the $250 level and receive a Keepsake Ornament. Join at the $500 level and receive a Marshall Alumni Polo Shirt. Join at the $1000 level and receive all three plus a certificate suitable for framing confirming "Chief Justice" membership.

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Page 11 John Marshall High Alumni Association, Inc. (1979) Officers and Board Members P.O. Box 39847, Los Angeles, CA 90039 Phone: 323-953-6542 President: Ynez Herrera Reinschmidt S’59 e-mail: [email protected] Visit our website at: Vice President: George Young W’68 www.johnmarshallalumniassnla.org V.P. / Faculty Liaison: Joanna Erdos S’70 Find us on Facebook at: John Marshall High Los Angeles Recording Secretary: Joanna Erdos S’70 Official Alumni Association Corresponding Secretary: Judith Aszterbaum Sarup S’72 Treasurer: Joe Buford S’74 The JMHS Alumni Association, Inc. is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Public Relations Director: Barbara Berridge Kramig W’65 All donations are tax-deductible. Historians: Susanna Erdos W’68, Marcia Mullins S’59 Audit and Budget Committee Chairman: Susanna Erdos W’68

At-Large Board Members: Mary Gilks Geary S’40, Milton Lowrey S’49, Roberta Trimlett S’52, Ed Firth S’59, Nora Wejbe Mosqueda S’69, Laurel Moore Ho S’69, Robin-Lee Ramirez S’70, Kathy Masalcas Sullivan S’72, Gordon Hamilton S’73, Conrado JMHS Guerrero S’96, Zillah Guasch S’02 Those interested in submitting information, photos, or articles should send them to the Editor of Newsletter: Scott Reinschmidt S’81 alumni association or e-mail them to the editor,

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