John Marshall High School
Alumni Association Newsletter
3939 Tracy Street, Los Angeles, California 90027
Summer 2017
Volume 37 • Issue 2
Jon SooHoo S’80 Named JMHS
2017 Distinguished Alumnus
A
The SooHoo Legacy
journalist wrote recently that our 2017 Distinguished Alumni
Award recipient, Jon SooHoo ’80, is frequently recognized
as the grandson of New Chinatown founder Peter SooHoo
Sr., and the son of Peter Jr. and Lucy SooHoo. Peter Sr. had been
the primary liaison of displaced Chinese residents and those
making decisions at Los Angeles City Hall when the original
downtown Chinatown was demolished for the construction of
Union Station on Alameda Street in the 1930s. The compromise
was to create the New Chinatown based about a mile north on
Hill Street.
A plaque commemorates Peter SooHoo Sr.’s efforts in the
Chinatown Central Plaza at College and Broadway Plaza — all
of which lies just a short distance from Dodger Stadium.
Jon, however, has carved his own place in the history of Los
Angeles. For 32 years, he has been the official photographer for the Los Angeles Dodgers. There are so many images
he’s taken over the years since working for the Dodgers after graduating from USC — that it takes him many additional
hours to compile the best of them when asked to make a group presentation.
Jon lives in the same Silver Lake area home he grew up in while attending Marshall, and has noted the proximity of his
home as “just a fly ball away from Dodger Stadium.”
In addition to the Dodgers, the highlights of his career include thousands of stunning shots from Rose Bowls, Super Bowls,
Lakers, Kings and Clippers, as well as from a Space Shuttle launch in Florida.
The SooHoo legacy continues to flourish in our community.
Please join us to honor Jon at a luncheon on Friday, June 9 at Les Freres Taix Restaurant.
The reservation form is on page 5. (More on Jon in the next issue)
JMHS Named a 2017 California Gold
Ribbon School
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson recently announced the names of the 275 middle schools and
high schools that are being honored under the Gold Ribbon Schools Awards Program. John Marshall High School is one
of these schools and has the additional honor of being recognized as a Title I Academic Achieving School. This additional
recognition is given only to schools receiving federal Title I funds that assist in meeting the educational needs of students
living at or below the poverty line.
“These terrific schools are leading the way in embracing our new rigorous academic standards and showing others how to
help students succeed on their way to 21st century careers and college,” Torlakson said. “I look forward to traveling the state
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Gold Ribbon School
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to honor these schools and to help share the programs,
methods, and techniques that are working.”
The California Gold Ribbon Schools Award was created
to honor schools in place of the California Distinguished
Schools Program, which is on hiatus while California creates new assessment, accountability, and continuous
improvement systems. A total of 477 middle schools and
high schools applied this year. Schools applied for the award
based on a model program or practice their school has
adopted that includes standards-based activities, projects,
strategies, and practices that can be replicated by other local
educational agencies. The award acknowledged elementary
schools last year.
The Gold Ribbon Awards recognize California schools
that have made gains in implementing the academic content
and performance standards adopted by the State Board
of Education. These include the California Standards for
English Language Arts and Mathematics, California English
Language Development Standards, and Next Generation
Science Standards.
These schools represent examples of not just excellent
teaching, learning, and collaborating, but also highly
successful school climate efforts, ranging from real time
conflict resolution to positive behavior intervention. Additionally,
The 2017 Gold Ribbon Schools as well as the 2017
Exemplary Program recipients, Title I Academic Achieving
Award Schools, 2017 Green Ribbon Schools, 2017 Civic
Learning Award Schools, and the National Blue Ribbon
Schools from 2016, will be honored in May during regional
ceremonies held in Costa Mesa, Santa Clara, Los Angeles,
Visalia, and Sacramento.
For more information on the program, please visit the
California Gold Ribbon Schools Program on the California
Department of Education’s (CDE’s) Web site.
Academic Decathlon Results
After winning 2nd Place in the LAUSD Academic
Decathlon in February, our team won 4th Place at the State
competition held in Sacramento in March. Coach Larry
Welch and the team worked diligently to prepare for State
and brought home a total of 24 gold, silver, and bronze
medals.
The highest scoring team member, 10th grader Anrui Gu,
also won second place overall in the competition with 9365.0
points of a possible 10,000 points.
Team members also included Martin Gonzalez, Abeer
Hossain, Tahmin Khan, Sean John, Samuel Lindquist, and
Maria Soriano.
Competing for the opportunity to attend the National
Decathlon in April were 67 teams from all areas of California.
The top spot went to Granada Hills Charter High School.
Coach Welch is proud of the Marshall team and thanks the
alumni association for our support.
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Board Meetings & Important Dates In 2017
All Board meetings are held on the first Tuesday of the
month at 6:30pm in the staff cafeteria
unless otherwise noted.
*Saturday, June 3
Grad Night at Disneyland
Tuesday, June 6
Board Meeting
*Friday, June 9 Graduation; Distinguished Alumni Luncheon; Semester ends
*Saturday, June 24
Endless Summer Picnic (Merry-Go-Round in Gtiffith Park)
Tuesday, July 11
Board Meeting
(off campus)
Tuesday, August 1
Board Meeting
(off campus)
*Tuesday, August 15
New School Year begins for students
*Friday, September 1
Admissions Day Holiday (no school)
*Monday, September 4
Labor Day (school closed)
Tuesday, September 5
Board Meeting
Tuesday, October 3
Board Meeting
*Friday, November 3
Homecoming (tentative)
Tuesday, November 7
Board Meeting
*Friday, November 10
Veterans Day Holiday
(no school)
*Thursday, November 16 and Friday, November 17:
Alumni Basketball Games (tentative)
Monday, November 20 through Friday, November 24:
School closed for Thanksgiving Holiday
Tuesday, December 5 Board Meeting
(off campus)
*Monday, December 18 through Friday, January 5, 2018:
Winter Recess
*Tuesday, January 9, 2018
Annual General Meeting
all alumni who are current in dues are invited
*denotes special event or date
All dates subject to change: please contact the alumni
association by e-mail at [email protected] or
call 323-953-6542 to confirm dates and locations.
Order Your Alumni Keepsakes And Cookbook!
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 four ornaments now available in a series, including the NEW School Seal Ornament! Caps are onesize fits all. Short-sleeved polo shirts are 100% preshrunk cotton. All 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!
Also, the first Alumni Cookbook, Someone’s In The Kitchen With Johnny, is now available!
You may now order your JMHS
merchandise by using PayPal at
[email protected]. Be
sure to list your complete order in
the comment box.
Short-sleeved
Polo Shirt
80th Anniversary
Ornament
Polo Shirt:
Johnny Barrister
Ornament
For a donation of $25 per shirt .
Medium (38-40) #____
(2X) #____
(3X) #____
Ornaments:
School Seal
“M” Ornament
($27 for 2X, 3X, or 4X) Choice of Royal or Navy Blue
Small (34-36) #____
Alumni Cookbook
Baseball
Cap
Large (42-44) #____
X-large (46-48) #____
(4X) #____
For a donation of $18 per ornament.
80th Anniversary #____
Johnny Barrister #____
Baseball Cap: (one size fits all)
Alumni Cookbook:
“M” #____
School Seal #_____
For a donation of $16.50 per cap. # of caps _____
For a donation of $20 per cookbook. # of books_____
Total donation for Shirts $ _______+ Caps $ _______ + Ornaments $ _______ + Cookbooks $_______
Total donation enclosed $ _______
(Shipping & Handling included in all donations)
Make check out to: John Marshall High Alumni Association, P.O. Box 39847, Los Angeles, CA 90039
Name __________________________________________________________________ Class of ________________
Address ________________________________________________________________________________________
City, State, Zip ___________________________________________________________________________________
Phone # _____________________________ E-mail address _____________________________________________
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Alumni Association Founder
Has Passed Away
Shirley Burr Hickman, 85, passed
away on January 28, 2017.
Burr was one of the visionaries
who founded the John Marshall
High Alumni Association in 1979.
He taught English and was Department Chair and Gifted Coordinator
at Marshall.
Burr was born on August 27, 1931,
the son of a farmer, and grew up in the rural community of
Cissna Park, Illinois. He and his twin sister Beryl excelled in
music at a young age and spent many weekends in Chicago
with their parents for music lessons. He played piano, flute and
the organ. After graduating from Cissna Park High School in
1948, he attended Wheaton College where he received a B.A.
in 1952. At Wheaton College he enjoyed performing with the
Men’s Glee Club and continued to attend their performances
throughout his life, in addition to supporting Wheaton’s music
program. Burr received his Master of Fine Arts in 1953 from
Northwestern University. He then served his country in the US
Army at Fort Sam Houston in Texas from 1953 to 1955.
After his discharge, Burr moved to Southern California
where he taught junior high English, while earning his M.A.
in English at USC. He also spent several years teaching
overseas. In 1962 he came to Marshall where he taught all
levels of English for the remainder of his career. Many of his
students went on to become successful notables in the
entertainment industry, political arena, and other areas of
influence. Burr always enjoyed visits and letters from his
former pupils.
Burr had an insatiable appetite for adventure and travel
and spent much of his adult life exploring the globe. Some
notable adventures include flying on the Concorde, a bus
trip from Istanbul to Tehran in the 1960s, and a steamship
voyage from Marseille through the Suez Canal and Indochina,
ending in Los Angeles.
During his teaching career at John Marshall, he spent
several sabbaticals living abroad in Germany, Austria. and
Switzerland. Burr spoke fluent German. Combining his lifelong love of music and travel, he attended many music
festivals in cities such as Salzburg and Luzern over the
course of his life and frequently attended concerts by his
favorite orchestra, the Berlin Philharmonic. He made friends
in all corners of the globe during his travels and enjoyed
corresponding with them.
After retiring from teaching in 1986, Burr moved to Naples,
Florida, and later to John Knox Village in Pompano Beach.
During his later years, he spent his time sailing the globe on
cruise ships and enjoying his friends and the community at
John Knox Village.
The John Marshall High Alumni Association celebrates the
life of this remarkable man.
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These two incredible photos were taken by Jon SooHoo and are two of his personal favorites. On the left are two of the greatest pitchers
in Los Angeles Dodger history, Clayton Kershaw and Sandy Koufax, walking through the clubhouse. On the right is Los Angeles Laker
star Kobe Bryant during the second season of his legendary career.
2017 Distinguished Alumnus
Luncheon Order Form
2017 Distinguished Alumnus Luncheon RSVP
Jon SooHoo S’80
Official Photographer, Los Angeles Dodgers
Friday, June 9, 2017 at 12:30pm • 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 June 2 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 indicate choice of entrée
Name and year of graduation: _______________________________________________________________________
Name of additional guests:__________________________________________________________________________
Address:________________________________________________________________________________________
Telephone Number:____________________________E-Mail Address:_______________________________________
Please indicate choice of entree and number of each: Chicken ______ Fish _____ Vegetarian_____
Make checks payable to: John Marshall High Alumni Assn. Mark “DAL” in memo section # of tickets_____
Amount enclosed $_______ or Payment by PayPal $_______
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Third Class Inducted Into
JMHS Athletic Hall Of Fame
The Marshall Athletic Hall of Fame welcomed its third class
of inductees during ceremonies in front of a crowd of around
250 well-wishers on Friday, April 21 in the Joseph M. Sniffen
auditorium on campus.
Among those being honored were former principal Tom
Abraham (Class of ‘64) and Mrs. Beverly Sutton for their
meritorious support of Marshall athletics over the years.
Mrs. Sutton’s daughter, Leigh, was killed an an auto accident
in 1976 while a sophomore at Marshall, and she had supported
a scholarship in her name ever since.
Also honored as Pillars of Achievement in their fields were
the late Eugene Turner (Class of ‘38) who won multiple National
Championships in figure skating, and long time Southern
California sports photographer Jon SooHoo (1980).
Athletes Amanda Foster (2005-Girl’s Basketball) and
two-time L.A. City Champion Tennis player Noah Newman
(1997) received awards, and the 1986 Boy’s Basketball and
1982 Football City Championship teams reunited to be
honored on stage with their coaches, Sandy Greentree and
Dan Beattie, respectively.
The event’s proceeds go towards helping current Marshall
athletic teams.
Past honorees include the likes of Football Hall of
Famer Mike Haynes (1971), current coach of the Kansas
City Chiefs Andy Reid (1976), and long time Southern
California sportscaster Pete Arbogast (1972), who served
as the night’s Master of Ceremonies for this year’s event.
The next Hall of Fame ceremony is tentatively scheduled
for the Spring of 2020.
Mrs.Sutton and Hall of Fame Coach Rolland Brous.
Jon SooHoo, his sister Nancy SooHoo Little Moon, and Coach Brous.
Evan Kleiman Inducted Into The Who’s
Who Of Food And Beverage In America
Marshall alumna Evan Kleiman, S’70, will be inducted into the prestigious
James Beard Foundation’s Who’s Who of Food and Beverage in America in a
ceremony held in Chicago in May.
From 1984 to 2012, Evan owned the popular Italian restaurant Angeli Caffe
on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles. As proprietor and chef of Angeli Caffe for
28 years before its close, Kleiman’s improvisational style, showed her reliance
on simple ingredients and economical ingenuity to produce delicious and
satisfying food with a fresh, honest, pared down aesthetic that people intuitively
understand and appreciate. When Angeli opened in 1984 Evan was credited with reintroducing rustic Italian cooking to the
US.
She is the founder of the Los Angeles chapter of the Slow Food movement and conducts cooking and baking classes all
over the country. She is the author of eight books on Italian food and one video app, “Easy As Pie.”
As host of Good Food on KCRW since 1997, Evan has interviewed more than 6000 guests ranging from celebrated chefs
to local farmers, enabling her to explore every aspect of food and how it intersects with human life.
She is an active speaker on issues of food culture and sustainability and, just to maintain a balance, is also attempting to
become the Queen of Pie.
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13th Annual Endless Summer Picnic Set For June 24!
The 13th Annual JMHS “Endless Summer” picnic is now set for June 24, 2017 from 10am to 5pm just
below the Merry-Go-Round in Griffith Park. 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.
As usual, there will be an optional potluck. 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.
Letters To The Editor...
Dear Editor...
What a blast!! There are
no words to adequately
express the gratitude to
all those who made the
effort to attend our 50th
Reunion from John
Marshall High School –
Class of 1966. Many of you chose to stay at the Hilton for
the big weekend. Spotting so many familiar faces in the
lobby was a sure and exciting sign that our event would be
a happening thing.
Classmates came from 17 states and from as far as
Australia and Saipan. Some classmates made the 50th
their very first JMHS reunion. We were thankful for senior
picture name badges required for ID/recognition purposes!
We have certainly changed over 50 years!
1966 had a Winter graduating class of 127 and a
Summer graduating class of 516 which totaled 643. Of
both classes combined, sadly, we lost 38 who are no
longer with us. But … of the 596 still here, 139 classmates
(23%) and 68 guests attended the event. My impression: The
ballroom was over-flowing with 207 happy people – eager to
embrace past times and create new fond memories.
Kudos go out to our committee members, Patti and
Trudy, who worked with us for the past 10 months - to
make the evening a most memorable occasion. Hopefully,
it met everyone’s expectations and, perhaps, beyond.
Maybe some of you will be inspired to connect and remain
in contact with one another. I’m now aware of all the states
where I can visit friends!
We also wish to thank Joanna Erdos for taking 60 of us
Barristers on a tour of our ol’ Alma Mater. What a treat it
was to walk along the hallowed halls, the courtyard, and
even the mystery tower from our youthful past. “Yesterday’s
Memories Are Tomorrow’s Treasures.”
Once again, thanks to all you Boomer Barristers for
making this a very special evening that will stay with us for
a very long time. “To Marshall High We Sing Our Praises
……….” xo ~G&P
Gail Ross Marchi, Class of Summer 1966
SELECTED FLOUNDERINGS
A paperback of aphorisms/sayings
by Nyle Frank W’63
To order your copy:
$20 (includes shipping)
P.O. Box 8363
San Jose, CA 95155
or just to say hi...
[email protected]
(408) 286-2257
Would You Prefer An Electronic
PDF Copy Of The Newsletter?
If you would prefer to receive your newsletter by e-mail
(PDF) format, please send your name (at graduation),
year you graduated, and
your e-mail address to
Joe Buford ‘74 at jmhs.
[email protected]
and we will send it to you
through cyberspace
i n stead of your mailbox!
JMHS
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Alumni Association Accomplishments in 2016
John Marshall High School Alumni Association
Monetary and Non-Monetary Contributions in 2016
Thanks to your dues and donations, the Alumni Association had another successful year of supporting the students of
John Marshall High School. Below is a list of highlights of what you helped us achieve in 2016. Just as every membership
makes a difference, every action or donation also makes a big difference. Remember, we are all volunteers and we invite
YOU to volunteer with us!
Project/
Program
Date Amount of Contribution
Academic
Decathlon Team
01 22
0
01 25
0
02 06
0
02 12
0
02 27
$1000
05 25
0
08 08
0
11 01
$1000
Non-monetary contribution
Alumni Board members judged speeches at practice.
Alumni Board members represented the assn at the Aca Deca Kickoff ceremony.
Cheering section at the Super Quiz.
Cheering section at the Awards Ceremony and transporting students to Hollywood HS.
Donation to State contest expenses.
Board members represented the association at the National Online Awards Ceremony at the LAUSD Board of Education Scrimmage judging for State.
Aca Deca Hall of Fame. Assisted with Academic Decathlon event.
Donation to 2016-17 Decathlon program.
JMHS 85th Anniversary 01 26
$100
Alumni Board members served cake to staff at lunch to commemorate the opening day in 1931.
Audit/Budget Committee 02 25
0
meeting
Athletic Hall of Fame
03 15
0
Committee Planning
Meeting
Committee meeting to work on the annual audit and creation of the new year’s budget.
Alumni members met to plan the 2017 event.
College Path L.A. 03 17
0
Workshop
Alumni Board members spoke at career workshops for students.
Grad Night Sales
Sponsor/supervise/assisted with ticket sales.
03 29-31 $90
Scholarship Selection 04 22
Committee
0
Helped select winners of alumni scholarships.
Newsletter
$7175
Spring Edition.
05 01
Bach, Rock, and
05 06
$250
Shakespeare at The Greek Theatre
Donation to program.
Los Feliz Improvement 05 09
0
Assoc. Meeting
Grad Night 05 23-24
$500
Alumni Board members represented the assn. at this
community meeting.
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Alumni Board members assisted with supervision of loading of buses at 4pm on Monday and of returning students at 3am on Tuesday. Chaperones included alumni.
Project/
Program
Date Amount of Contribution
Non-monetary contribution
Senior Awards 06 02
$39,400
Night
The association gave 76 scholarships to graduating seniors. This included 50 scholarships of $500 each from the Gordon and Nancy Mackechnie Foundation, founded by alumni Gordon Mackechnie, Class of 1937, and Nancy Mackechnie, Class of 1946.
Distinguished Alumni 06 10
Awardsand Luncheon
Honoring this year’s Distinguished Alumna –
Ethel Lund Pattison ‘43.
Graduation
06 10
$175
0
Provided Distinguished Alumni speaker.
Faculty Retirement
06 13
$100
Reception
Presented retiring faculty members with certificates; cake
and coffee for all staff.
Meeting with Assist.
06 15
0
Principal regarding
Scholarships
Alumni Board member provided information to new Assistant
Principal re: Scholarships.
Endless Summer Picnic06 25
0
Supported annual all alumni picnic.
Class of 1966 Reunion 07 23
0
Wecome Back Opening08 15
$125
Day breakfast for staff
Newsletter
09 01
$7175
Assisted with event; tour of campus.
Provided continental breakfast for staff on the first day of the new school year.
Fall Edition.
Los Feliz Improvement 09 17
0
Alumni Board members represented the alumni association at Assoc. 100th this event.
Anniversary Gala
.
Class of ‘70-’71 Reunion
09 23-25
0
Assisted with organization and help at event.
Senior Parent Night
09 28
0
Represented the assn. and speaking about Grad Night to seniors and their parents.
Class of 1959 Reunion 10 15
Homecoming
11 04
0
Assisted with organization and help at event.
0
Alumni information table and merchandise sales.
LFIA Photo Day
Athletic Hall of Fame
11 05
0
Represent the Alumni Association and assist with interviews.
11 15
0
Meeting to start planning 2017 event.
Alumni Basketball
11 17
0
Games - Women
Collected donations to raise funds for the Ralph Yzguerra Scholarships and provide supervision.
Alumni Basketball
11 18
0
Games - Women
Collected donations to raise funds for the Ralph Yzguerra Scholarships and provide supervision.
Total monetary donations
$64,265.00
Revised on January 13, 2017
Prepared by Joanna Erdos, VP/Faculty Liaison/Recording Secretary
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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.
Laurette Lacy McMannis
Summer 1932
Alice Johnston
Class of 1934
Pauline Mann
Winter 1936
Leverett Sacre Jr.
Summer 1937
Margaret Judson Doty
Winter 1938
Betty Hain Lewin
Summer 1939
Dale H. Huss
Summer 1943
Jo Anne Fellows Milburn
Winter 1943
Richard Claude Fator
Class of 1945
Warren Newswanger
Summer 1945
Frederick Green
Summer 1946
Bruce Bertz
Winter 1946
Robert E. Fazio
Summer 1948
Larry Cobb
Winter 1948
Clifford Silverman
Summer 1949
Kay Ashton Thompson
Summer 1949
Victor Costabile
Summer 1950
John W. Hawkins
Summer 1950
Dorothy Helen Jones
Class of 1953
Jerry W. Beem
Winter 1953
Bud Bradley
Summer 1954
Dale Kirby Reed
Summer 1955
Henry Delamora
Winter 1955
Coleman B. Hendricks Jr
Summer 1958
Melinda Holland Peterson
Summer 1960
Chris Maytorena
Summer 1962
Laywood Blocker
Summer 1962
Janet Weinberg Breverman
Winter 1962
Kathleen Lodwick
Winter 1963
Betty Slocombe Thompson
Class of 1963
Janet Epstein Fink
Summer 1964
Michael F. Bracken
Summer 1965
Florine Cuaz Olmert
Winter 1966
David Eppele
Summer 1977
Dirk Yoshida
Summer 1989
Jared Lipsker
Summer 1989
Remembering JMHS Faculty Members
Burr Hickman
Bartley Sims
Rene Parola
John Sanders (Principal 1969-1971)
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All classes are invited to list their reunions in our newsletter. First, you should call the office at 323-953-6542 or email 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 Alumni
Association, P.O. Box 39847, Los Angeles, CA 90039. You will be asked to sign a release guaranteeing the privacy of our list.
1956-57 - The Classes of Winter and Summer ‘56 and ‘57 are having a 60th Class reunion on Saturday, October 21 at Pickwick
Gardens in Burbank from 11am-4pm. Cost is $50.00. Please send your check to: Glorya Rane, 117 N. Parish Pl. # B, Burbank,
CA 91506. For more info, call Micaela (Mickey) Mora Knight at 818 429-2448.
1962 - The Summer and Winter Classes of 1962 have scheduled a reunion for Saturday, September 23, 2017 at Pickwick
Gardens in Burbank from 11am-4pm. For more information, please visit our reunion website at:
http://www.classcreator.com/Los-Angeles-ca-Marshall-1962/class_index.cfm.
1967 - The Class of 1967 is holding its 50th class reunion on Saturday, October 14, 2017 at the Glendale Hilton, 100 W.
Glenoaks Blvd. Glendale, CA 91202. For information, please contact Laura Crockett at 818-812-6383 or you may email her at
[email protected]. For tickets, contact Shelli at Reunion Committee at 661-259-5999 or at:
[email protected].
Membership Form
Please cut out or photocopy and return to: JMHS Alumni Association, PO Box 39847, Los Angeles, CA 90039
Enclosed is my tax-deductible check made out to: John Marshall High Alumni Association, Inc. for:
Annual Member:
$50 (Advocate)
$25 (Barrister)
Life Member:
$1000 (Chief Justice)
$500 (Gold Circle)
$250 (Silver Circle)
$150 (Bronze Circle)
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.
Please keep my gift and use my full donation where needed.
My membership status is up to date, but I would like to make a donation of $____________ to the Association.
Name:__________________________________________________________________________________________
Last Name
Name at Graduation
First Name
Grad Year (S/W)
Address:____________________________________________Occupation (or former):_________________________
City:___________________________________ State:________________________ Zip:________________________
Home Telephone Number:____________________________ Work Telephone Number:_________________________
Cell Phone Number:______________________________ E-Mail Address:____________________________________
Check for new address
I do not give permission to release personal information to any outside source including reunions
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John Marshall High
Alumni Association, Inc. (1979)
P.O. Box 39847, Los Angeles, CA 90039
Phone: 323-953-6542
e-mail: [email protected]
Visit our website at:
www.johnmarshallalumniassnla.org
Find us on Facebook at:
John Marshall High Los Angeles
Official Alumni Association
The JMHS Alumni Association, Inc. is a
501c3 non-profit organization.
All donations are tax-deductible.
Officers and Board Members 2017
President: Ynez Herrera Reinschmidt S’59
Vice President: George Young W’68
V.P. / Faculty Liaison: Joanna Erdos S’70
Recording Secretary: Joanna Erdos S’70
Corresponding Secretary: Judith Aszterbaum Sarup S’72
Treasurer: Ovanes Shaginyan S’04
Scholarship Coordinator: Barbara Berridge Kramig W’65
Public Relations Director: George Martinez S’62
Historians: Susanna Erdos W’68, Marcia Mullins S’59
Audit and Budget Committee Chairman: Susanna Erdos W’68
JMHS
Those interested in submitting information,
photos, or articles should send them to the
alumni association or e-mail them to the editor,
Scott Reinschmidt, at [email protected].
At-Large Board Members: Mary Gilks Geary S’40, Roberta
Trimlett S’52, Nora Wejbe Mosqueda S’69, Laurel Moore Ho S’69,
Robin Lee-Ramirez S’70, Kathy Masalcas Sullivan S’72,
Joe Buford S’74, Conrado Guerrero S’96, Zillah Guasch S’02
Editor of Newsletter: Scott Reinschmidt S’81
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