Euclid Shore High School - Shore Log Yearbook (Euclid, OH)
- Class of 1948
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Green is the springtime, Springtime may pass away,
White is the snowy shore, Snow linger but a day,
Colors that I adore, But thee I 'll love for aye,
Of our Shore High. Our Shore High dear.
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Dear are the mefmfries, Time 'may bring vain regret
Golrlefn the days of yore, Sorrows may irlc and fret,
lfVhen we acquired lore, But thee I 'll fne'er forget.
At olfl Shore High. My true Shore High.
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PRESENTED BY
THE SENIOR CLASS
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' SHORE HIGH SCHOOL
1947-1948
Claw Will
JANUARY GRADUATING CLASS
ZELL ANDERSON leaves her dainty figure
to Alice Cook.
ED AXEL leaves cutting corners to save gas.
JANET BALDI leaves, wondering, Eeny,
meeny, miny, moe, with whom tonight shall I go.
ED BOSWORTH leaves his Manley tech-
niques to the girls.
SHIRLEY BRASCH leaves her long hair to
Miss Gillman.
EARL BROWN leaves his wrestling ability
to Audrey Mast.
.IEANNETTE CALDWELL leaves her wan-
dering eye to anyone who can take the long hours.
ED DELIS leaves Wise-er than ever in jour-
nalism.
HENRY DRESCHSLER leaves a handy
package of matches to the 12B girls.
HOPE GARSON-our Hope still has Faith
in Shore.
DICK GRICAR leaves to be a leatherhead,
rather a leatherneck.
FRIDA HAUSER leaves one of her apples to
Porky Steele.
DON HORN leaves his distinguished height
to Tom Ahey.
RONALD JEZERC leaves his curly hair to
Mr. Blanch.
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EMELY KOERPER leaves the first period
gym class envious of all her boy friends,
FRED KOERPER leaves the eight ball in
the corner pocket.
ED KURE leaves the hair on his chest to
Jim Dostal.
BOB LUCAS leaves the sophomore girls with
no senior fella.
DICK MOCNY leaves his sweetheart crown
to Jack Rohrich.
MARIAN RAPP leaves her sense of humor
to Marlene Galletto.
JACK REDFERN leaves with the Marine
Reserves still looking for him.
DOLORES SAYWELL leaves good relations
between Shore and Central.
JOANNE SOLON continues her Shore colors
with a Green.
IVA THOMAS leaves with a Rohr.
DAVID WALQUIST leaves his quiet way
to Ralph Moon.
SHIRLEY WEBER leaves remembering her
times with Himes.
JOHN WESSEL leaves his accumulated ath-
letic ability to Bob Marich.
BEVERLY VVEST leaves her Beethoven-
tchaikovsky ability to Aldona Thomas and Dick
Leonard.
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Y-.limlful of the lmpcs. Llrcains. and prayers of
the inemlmcrs of the granduating classes of ISHS.
we mln-mlii-site' this book to the fulfilment of that
um' prziyvr wliicli is in all of our ln-arts.
May tllc ycars lying ln-fnlw us bring peaco.
liappini,-ss. and contentmm-nt to tl1iS trouble-cl
world. Hay lcamlers ein:-rgc from mn' ranks who
will allow the way to that fond goal of univcrsal
ln'otln-rlmml wllicli has proven so 1-lnsiw to even
tlu- gre-alvst invn of past gc-In-ratimls. May we
malu- now discuvcries and inveniions which will
lllifllit' cmnfnrl and SL'l'lll'lty inure' of a reality to
lln- gn-atm-st nuinlwr of In-rsmis. May smne of us
inalu- fini- cuntrilmutimis to tln' url. litvmtlirv. and
music- of our limi- in orclel' to t'Ill'l4'll tln- lin-S of
mn' ll'll0XVIIlt'll. lwnzilly. may our 1-lnlqlrvn :intl
mn' 1-llilmln-11's l'lllltll'l'Il lie lxlm-ssm-cl with ai fruitful
lirirvvsl lrmn ilu- sm-mls of lnnnanily XVllll'll wi-
will saw in lln- yn-:urs lo 1-mnc.
FACULTY
Claw Will
BILL ABBOTT leaves to put Bud out of a
'ob.
J DAVID AITKEN leaves the Euclid Police
still trying to catch him.
EVELYN ANDREWVS leaves her house still
open.
DON ANZELLS leaves the captaincy of the
football team to Target Hill,
BARBARA AUSTIN leaves her chassis to
Rae O'Dell.
DICK BARROWS and PAUL HEDRICK
leave to join the ballet.
LARRY BAUER leaves for New York.
EDITH BERNDSEN leaves Mr. Jamieson's
Studebaker without a mate.
ROBERT BERTKA leaves in his car.
GEORGE BINDER leaves his muscles to
Bob Clines.
RAY BRESKVAR leaves with Dick and
Paul for the ballet.
DOLORES BRINZ leaves Miss Lemon with
no right hand.
LARRY BROCKMAN leaves saying, "Don't'
PY,
you love me any more.
RUTH BROCKMAN leaves her cigarette
case to Donna McGinnis.
JEAN BUETTNER leaves still wondering
"What It Says Here."
JOANNE BULLARD leaves ahead of sched-
ule.
CAROL CHAPMAN and NANCY N
leave Jean McKnight and Nancy Will to find
their own way home.
BETTY CHRISTOPHER leaves Joan to
carry on the name.
THERESA CLIFFORD leaves the teachers
wondering who she is.
EUGENE COLE leaves with LOUISE YO-
VANNE to play in the local hot spots.
BOB COLWILL leaves the Freshmen to find
their own transportation.
JERRY CONVVAY leaves for the jewelers
FRANCIS CUNNINGHAM certainly leaves!
BOB CYRGALIS leaves still the best man-
ager in eighteen years.
BETTY DIXON leaves following La Don-
na's stag line.
DORIS DONELON leaves her pleasing per-
sonality to Carol Wilson.
JIM DOSTAL leaves printing his own di-
ploma.
WINIFRED DUIKER and VIRGINIA
SHIMROCK leave still Noble buddies.
JUNE DUNBAR leaves her A's to be distrib-
uted among the Junior class. .
FLEMMING leaves her naivete
to Babe Palko.
BYRON FONDRAN leaves the Freshmen
without an idol.
ROY GEORGE leaves to join Pappy How-
ard.
CAROL GREVE leaves her jokes to Mr.
Blauch.
PAT HAMEL leaves singing, "Aint'cha ever
coming back ?"
DON HOAG leaves to get rich quick.
MERCEDES HOWALD leaves her neatness
to Barbara Dixon.
STEVE JANOVAC leaves his sparkling per-
sonality to Chuck Johnson.
LAURINE JERZY and LOIS ROY leave
still saying, "The grass is greener on the other
side."
SUZIE JONES leaves for the "hills."
FRANK JORANKO leaves his way with
women to Tom Ahey.
JOE KENDRO leaves saying, "Put your
feet down."
PAT KIMES leaves singing, "California, here
I come."
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Russell H. lirwine - Superintendent of Schools
In spite of the chaotic conditions under
which we live. our young people are mightily
concerned today with life values. They real-
ize that the cheap and the superficial can
never take the place of the substantial and
the genuine. The good life today, as always.
requires a fine sense of decency, a sense of
direction. and a sense of the destiny of hu-
manity.
No one will dispute that high character and
good health are outstanding assets in building
the good life. These should be accompanied
hy strong and virile friendships that have
been built up from the earliest school years.
The friendships of youth are most lasting.
for they have been tested over and over again.
This yearbook is a record of friendship.
Interesting as it is now, it will become increas-
ingly more valuable with passing years. To
you. these young people will always be young.
carefree and oyful. No matter what changes
life may make. you will have the privilege of
looking upon your friends as they were dur-
ing your happy school years. May Gods
choicest blessing rest on all of you.
R. H. ERYVINR
BOARD OF EDUCATION
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Sponsor.
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M.A, Ohio State University, Ohio
Vniversity.
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Class Play Sponsor.
B.A. YVittenherg College.
l,I..ll. John Marshall Law School.
University of WVisconsin, YVestern
Reserve lfniversity.
JOHN BECK
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Choirs, Vocal Music.
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music,
Baldwin Vilallace College.
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History, Business.
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MA. YVestern Reserve University.
Racleliffe College, New York l'ni-
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LORENE KISTHARDT and MICHELLA
PENOSA leave to mold their future.
PHYLLIS KLOTZ leaves her curly hair to
Marilyn Lasher.
ALICE KOSHER leaves to start a pickle
factory.
JOSIE KOZAN leaves her ability to polka to
Dorothy Jameson.
PHYLLIS KREILACH leaves still the farm-
er's daughter.
FRANK LANZA leaves to give Jimmy Du-
rante some competition.
PAT LEACH leaves her business-like man-
ner to Miss Jean Bell.
ELAINE LINDSTROM leaves still helping
Mr. Voorhees.
THERESA MOLNAR leaves her efficiency
to Miss Darst.
DON LORANGER leaves wondering, "Which
is bigger, man or mouse ?"
ALAN LUIKART, after being Senior Class
president leaves. May he rest in peace.
JOYCE MANLEY leaves Mr. Baumer.
NICK MARINO leaves Miss Gillman his
curly hair,
LOIS MARTIN leaves her legs to Clarence
Eckert. -
JANE MQKONE leaves her height to Cookie.
FRED McLEAN leaves Eckert the problem
of finding a captain.
BARNIE MICHELBRINK leaves his smile
to Doug Harrell.
MARILYN MILLER leaves the life of the
party at Madison.
DOROTHY PHILLIPS leaves to start her
own factory.
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JANE MOORE and DOROTHY WILK
leave still the best of friends.
COLLETE MORA leaves Mora-or-lessa.
SALLY MORRIS leaves her eoy remarks to
anyone who has the nerve to use them.
BOB MUEHL leaves still carrying the torch.
PHILIP NEIDE leaves determined to buy a
pair of pajamas.
GERRY NOVAK leaves Miss Gillman to an-
swer her own questions.
RONNIE NULICK returns to leave again.
LARRY OTTER leaves saying, "I'll sec you
some Otter time."
WINIFRED PATRICK leaves to join her
alumnae buddies.
VIRGINIA PEDERSON leaves Gabby with-
out any eusunncrs
MARILYN PETERS leaves selling tickets
for the Polic-eman's Ball,
AL PETTIT leaves beating DAVE SURTZ
on the pick-up.
DOLORES POTOKAR leaves ready for
Freddy.
DARKO POZAR leaves still in the dark.
DON REED leaves the underclass girls alone.
MARYANN REPASKY leaves, the last of
the family.
JOANN RINI leaves her Y-Teen presidency
to anyone capable of filling it.
JACK ROHRICH leaves Marlene to see what
the Juniors boys are like.
CHARLES RUSSELL leaves on his motor
scooter.
DOROTHY SALINGER leaves saying, "It's
Pamela."
EUGENE SANTON leaves to start a bean
factory.
JOANNE SCHMITT leaves her athletic
ability to Miss Pierson.
ALICE SLADEK leaves the responsibility of
decorating the formals.
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21-122511 Gilclirisi Ave.
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rural 1'111'1'f1f1l ll .v1111'Iw for u11.'J
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211-511 131111 KVO.
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lircexc 511111: Sr. 1'l:1y Staff: Log
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225111 Niclumls Ave.
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cil 2: I"mm111:1ll 2,3,1: I311Sli611,1:1l1
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H91 1'l. 22551 51.
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RICHARD GRICAR.
25630 Forestview Ave.
"I will find a way or nmlre one.
Hi Y Lg Football 3,-Lg XVrestling 3g
Newcomers 3g Breeze Stalt VL.
--
FRIDA MARIE HAUSIAIR
20870 XVestp0rt Ave.
"Her frieufls there are 'lllilllllfj'
her foes-are there any?"
Nat'l Quill and Scroll -Lg Breeze
Staff 3,Lg Editor IL: Student Coun-
cil 2,3,4-g Advisory Board 3.-Lg Sec.
-Lg Service Club 1,2,3,lLg Ad Commit-
tee 2,3,-Lg Sr, Sisters 3,Lg V. Pres.
-Lg Sr. Play Staff: Sr. Play Castg
J1'. Play Staffg Jr. Class Co-Treas-
urerg G.L.C. 3,LLg G.A.C. I,2,3,Lg
Letter 3g Athletic Roard 2,3g Log
Staff 3,Lg Newcomers Club 2,3,+Lg
Friendship Y Teen 2,3,Lg Friend-
ship Cabinet 3g Ring Group 2g
Choir 1,2,3,Lg N.H.S. AL.
DONALD A. HORN
16sL E. 209 St.
"I just gotta have mifflzer ......,,. .
RONALD CERYL JICZRRC
S25 E. 232 St.
"rl worker with lb will,"
Newcomers Club 1,2,3,,Lg Ad Com-
mittee 3,4-: Student Council L: Hi Y
3,-Lg Boys Leaders Club -Lg Sr. Class
'I'reas.g Sr. Play Sta Hg Sr, Banquet
Chairmang N.H.S, LL.
IIBIICLY lf. KOH R Plilt
5-L5 250 St.
"--I comlaiiiatiozt of yigfglcs and
lLl'f1l Ts,"
Rand I,2,3g Friendship Y Teen -Lg
G.A.C.
FRRDRICK I". KOFRPICR
5vL5 li. 2511 St.
"TIG does llflfllllljf, buf he Joes it
zcwllf'
Rand 1,24 Jr. Play Staff.
EDXVARD KI'Rl'l
875 li. 232 St.
"He fakes them ns' they come."
Football 2,3g Hi Y -Lg Student
Council 3,Lg Boys Leaders Club fLg
Jr. Class Pres, and Y. Pres.: Prom
Conuuittceg Banquet Connnittce.
Gl'IORGlC RORITIRT LUCAS
20702 lidgeclitt Blvd,
Qlintcred from Jolm Adams in Jr.
Yearj
'21 wriclfizly .wfizse of 7z11mor."'
Hi Y Lg Log Staff -Lg Breeze Staff
Lg Rasketball -Lg Baseball Lg Scale
and Triangle.
RICHARD CIIARLICS MOCNY
829 li. 222 St.
'None but the lrraz'e z'1esm'z'es the
fair."
Sr. Class Y. Pres.: Prom Commit,-
tee: Football 2,3,'L: llasketball
1,2,3.-Lg Rand I,2,3,sL: Sr. Play Stattg
Log Staff: Hi Y 3,21-.
BIARLXN lIlI,l,lCliX'l' RAPP
155 li. 2051 St.
"Fa'run, fr. lilllc spark 'Hill-lj lfursf ll
rlrfifflfljf flunzef' .
llreczc Sta1tALg Log Stall' L1-: XYhir-
lo Club 1,21 Nletfaphone 1,23 lfricnd-
ship Y 'l'ccn 2.3,ALg Jr, Y Teen 2,3,sLg
.lr. Y 'l'ccn 1: G.A.C. 1.2.35 Choir
1,2.3,L: Sr. Play Statl: Prom flillll-
mittccg Jr. Play Stall: llajorctte.
JOHN NYIl.l,l.XNI ltl'llJl"l'iliN
21215 li. 2258 St.
"Tl11f ,s'fl'Ull'Ij .viiwllf f.1fl11f,"
lhws l,ea1lei's Cluli 41 l"11t11l1all
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lJUl,Ultl'lS S.XYXVl'll,l.
120 li, 2241 St.
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255,41 Jr. Y Teen lg Bll'gfJlllllllllC 1,23
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King: Grnup 2,3g llrveze Stall 34
Prom CUIlIlIllttQ't'.
JUANNIC SULUN
l-4415.217 St.
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,Ml Cuuuuittee 3,44 G.l,.C, 3,-I-4
Service Clulm 2,3,4: G.,X.C, 13.3,-Lg
Friemlship Y Teen 253,41 'l'reas, 44
Choir 1: Sr. Sisters 4-g Jr. Play
Stall: Sr. Play Staff: Ing Staff 4:
Jr. Class Treasurer.
I VA MA li '1'I IOMAS
22711 Niclmlas Ave.
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Y, Pres, Lg Lug Sta1'l'4g Jr. Y Teen-
lq .Xtliletie lluartl 34 Sec'retar5',
JHIIN l". NVl'iSSl'il,
S1135 IC. 25D St.
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Cast: Sr. Play Cast: 1,1151 Stat? 41
llanquet Cauiiiuittee: Frencli Clulil
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lSliYl'Ilil,Y JANE NYHST
21700 l'I1lg1'ec'liti' Dr.
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3,44 Pres, 44 G.l,.C. 4g YVl1irl11 lg
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Jr, Play Staff: Sr, Play Staltg Ing
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23,-4: Quill anal Srroll 4: B.ll.S. 4.
Wll,l,l.-XM .XISIBOT
389 l'l. 2711 Sf.
"The silent f.l11l0.U
Atl. Committee 4-:, 'Track 3.4.
IXXYIIJ .XIKIN
1.4 tiilvllrist
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EVELYN ANDRIQXVS
356 Babbitt Rd,
"Always 'ready with tl wisrfc'1'ru'lr."
G,A,C, 1,2,3,4-g Friendship Y Teen
2,3,44g Real Cross 2g G.Ii.C. fl: Breeze
Stuff 414 Megaphone 2,3g Jr, Play
Stultg Prom Couuuitteeg Service-
Club -lg Log Stuff 4.
DONALD .'XNZl'Il.l.S
275 E. 232 St.
"He lmfh the jiglzfing blond Iviflfili
lLl'lIlf."l
Football 1,2,3,4fg liusketlrull 1,2,3.-Lg
Baselmull 1,2,3,4-g Nutionul Athletic
Scholastic Soc, 3,44 Hi Y 3.14
Treus. -L: Student Couneil 1: Img
Stull' -I-.
BARBARA AUSTIN
Drayton Plains, Michigan
"New things are fnm.vt Iuulitezl at."
QEutered Shore in Jr. ya-:nr from
Pontiac, Miclrj
G.L.C. 3,ALg G.A.C. ILM PVCS. 413
Friemlsliip Y Teen 3,13 Service
Club 3,-l-g Log Stull' 4: Sr. Sisters
3,43 Prom Conrg Athlettie liuurd 4-
RICHARD BARROVVS
23935 Clark Dr.
"Not a cure in the "lE'U7'ltI.U
Hi Y 3,4-4 Ad Committee 3,43
Breeze Stull' 4-.
I.AXVlil'lNCE BAUl'lli
21930 Fuller Ave.
"A pleasing 'way mill: lilllrf I0 .s-ny."
Boys Leuclers Cluli lg Ili Y Ll-.
008
l'IlJl'l'lI l3l'lllNDSliN
215 Ll Xlvestport Ave.
"Vim, Vigur and V'itc1Iity."
lil-ll Cross 2: Megupluuie 2.3.4-3
See. Jig Friemlsliip Y Teen 2,3,'1'l
G..'X.C. l,2,3,4-1 Clieerlezuler 2,3,4-Q
llusketliull Attendant 84 Jr, Play
Slutlig l'rmuu Conuu.: Student Coun-
1-il Sig Jr. Y Teen 1.
liUlll'lli'l' l5l'lli'l'K.X
H71 li. 237 St.
"lCu.v.1f IWIIHF, l'US.If yo,"
Lililllililfl l3lNDlil'l
23+ 141. 2145 St,
"His 'name is HIIVIIPII with football."
Hi Y A1-g Football 2.14: YVreStling
2,:s,41.
ll.'XYNlUND l3Rl'lSliY.Xli
22100 Fuller Ave.
"Fun Fol'eZ'el'."
liuys l.m-:ulers Club .L
lJUl,tJlll'1Sl3lllNZ
TSM li, 236 St.
"lJ1f1u'l 'ix lufr 'nlfrffllaf 'l1frn1f',"
N.II.S. -lr: 3ll'Q2l1bllUlll' Jig Studi-nt
Cauuwil 3.14: lxllX'lS01'y limird 3,-Lg
llvcl Cross 23: Trvus, Ii: lied C1-053
.Mlvisory liourclg Sr. Sisters 34:
G..X.l', 3,-lf: Llllllll' 2,Ii,Pl-Q .l r. Y Teen
lg 1'll'li'lltlHllll5 Y 'll-vu 2,3,'l4: Serr-
iee Clulv lg Ring' Gi-mul: 23,
lil"l'H ISKUCKMA N
2-I-3510 Nluwc Ave.
'Cl 'ZC'llll'll'1l and fliliyenzf 1ciorl'0'r."
G.A.C. 1.2,3,4Lg Red Cross 24 Mcgu-
pbone 2: Atl Comm. 3,44 G.I,.C. 35.14,
J
Sec.-T1'c:1s. ig Sr. Sisters 3,LL, lro-
givuu Cll?lll'lllilIl-141 Fricuclship 2,3,-I-g
Friendship Cabinet 3,-Lg Prom
Comm.: Jr, Play Stuff. Log Stknffg
Clloir lg Urclicstrzl 1,
I,AliliY ISIQOCKMAIN'
21390 Muvec Ave.
"Ol: for lim moozlliglff, rrufl 171611 rm
girl."
l+'ootball 1,2,3,,l-g Bnsketlmll 1,2,3,ALg
'l'ruc'k 14 Hi-Y 3,-l-3 B0y's 1,6-fillers
Club: llrc-H6 St:1H'3g Prom Comm.
JICANNE l3U,l4l'1"1'NliH
2-I-U lizlsl 210 St.
'L-lx nzerry as llle Jay ix l0lI.lf,p
Choir 1,2.3,4wg Frienclsllip 2,3,xLg
Ring' Group 24 Frienrlsliip Cubimlt
2g G.A.C. 1,2,3,,14g Service Club
1,2,3,4-3 llreezf' Stall' 3,414 Log Stuff
3,1-4 Jr. Play Stuff: Sr. Sistvrs lg
'rw
Jr. X-19911 l.
JUANNIC lSl'l,l,AlilD
270 liusl 270 Sl.
"Sll1f's .ijfll flw Ilffll Illlll yo,"
C,:.,X.L. 1.2,-3,-Lg 14I'lf'lNlSlll1l 2,.i,iLg Jr,
Y-'l'f-cu Ig Scrvim'e Club 3.-l-g Choir
l,2,2i.Lg Jr. Play S'f:iPr'g 1311-vm? Steiff
2
CAICUI, Cll,X l'N1.XN
1351 l'l:lsllH'4mlc UF,
'Tl1w1'r".v Illl'Sf'lllI'fl in ll1i.v ic'onmn."
U..X.C, l,2,Ii,l1g Frim-mlsliip 255,-Lg
Mcggvipliom- 2g Jr. l'l:uy Si:lT'l'g liwl
Cross 24 Jr. Y'l'cm-u lg 1Vbil'lo 1:
llrvf-zv Siu H' ily,
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2134-5 llzlll AVP.
"By being l1e'1'.velf, she .s-1151105-."'
Log Stuff 3,4-4 Choir 1.2,3g Fl'lCl1ll-
ship 253,44 G.A.C. 1,2554 Red Cross
1,24 1Vl1irlo 1,24 Prom Comm.: Jr,
Y-Teen 1. I
'l'l'IRlfIS.X Cl,ll"FUlilJ
5553 Babbitt Rfl.
'Nzcwvf mul quiwf in lmr :c'1ly.v."
Friemlsliip 255.11-1 Polka Club 25
11611 Cross -I-3 G.,X.C. 2.14.
lf'l'Gl"Yl" CHI l"
HHH lflusl 2121- Si.
"Tim puff of flu' i1'ori0.v.
.Xml Comm. Zig Img' Stull' 3.113 l5l'6CZC
Stuff' 3,14 Jr. Plug' Steiff.
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liUl3l'lli'l' CUl.XVIl,I.
130 liusi, 211 St.
"Holi mul lllla' 1-ur lnrzv' .vurrf -110110
ffllfu
l3ny's I,v:ulvrs Club lg Student
Couuvil 23: l1ll'2ll'li l,2,Lg Brcczc
Stull' -ll.
Gl'llilXI,lJ CUNXVAXY
lll liusl 213 Sl.
"C'lollm.s- 'lllllkl' flu' num."
lfontbull l,2,3,Lq l3uskC'tb:lll 1.2532
XYi'vstlim1 -l-g 'l'r:u'k 1,293.13 Hi-Y
3,Lg N.,X,S,S, 3.1-: Prom Comm. ii:
Log' Slsifl' E: liofs I.0:nclm's Club -L.
i
lFRANCI5 CPNNINGII.-XM
549 Babbitt lid.
f'Free from ull erzrff.v"
Hi Y 3,-1-.
f'liOl5lCli'1' CYliG.Xl.lS
,xiililyl l'l. 218 St.
"IVl1-11 so slay"
Hi Y Sift: All. Couuu, 4: Basket-
ball Mgr, 2: Neweoiuers Club 25. D
Bl5'1"1'Y DIXON
Q-l-55 H. 215 St.
"A fell o'z'lm'k .w'lmlu1"'
'lflinterecl from Collinwooal in soph-
omore yearj
lCh0ir 23,4-: Friendship Y 'l'een IZA:
G.,-LC, 3.4: Log Staff 4: Breeze
lStaft' 2,3,-L: Camera Club 4,
'DORIS DUNIQLON
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55 lf. 221i St.
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l'A'1'liICIA HAMEI,
355 197 St,
"Take ll' pair of sprrrlrliny e'11w.w"
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3,413 Jr. Play Statlg Pro Comm.:
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PAIYI, HNDIKICK
310 li. 211- St.
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DUNAIJJ HUAU
121 10.215-1 St.
"fill the world lfnzies ll lover"
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FRANK JORANKO
24-L77 Maven' Ave.
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313 lfl. 216 St.
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H0 Lake Edge Dr.
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71--lf li. 258 St.
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:ALICE KOSHICR
1 853 E. 230 St.
1 Qlinterecl in Jr. year fruin Buffalo,
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PATRICIA KIMICS
21020 S. Luke Shore lilvcl.
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18891 IBZISNUXV Ave.
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PHYLLIS KLUTZ
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14- G XC 4
lJOSEPH1NlfZ KOZAN
1910 E. 237 St.
"'She 'is file belle of the ball"
:Student Couneil 2,3,4, See. 3, Axl-
ivisory Boeird 2,3,44 Service Club
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1flI,.'XllNlfl l.1Nl1STROlI
21751 Crystal Ave.
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2!'i1l1 Luke Shore Blvd. A
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3350 E, 265 St.
"Little fIIfll1ff.S'fII'!7 fl7'?l'If fo My men"
Football 1.2,3,l: l3aslcetball 1,213,413
Baseball 1: Hi Y 3,41-4 Band 1.2.3.4-g
Student Council 1,4-4 Treas. 4: .Kd
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Class Pres.
1VIl,I.I:XM LYON
20521 lidgeeliff Blvd.
J.BP'ZC'llI'f' Hip fu ry of ll pnfirmz' man"
Ad Comm. 3,43 Hi Y 3,4-g Boys
Leaders Club rl-4 Log Staff: Choir
1,2,3.+: Student Council 3.
JOYCE NIANLRY
27251 Sboreview Dr.
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Log Staff ILL, Business Mana,f1er LL:
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Sc-roll 4.
NICK MARINO
T82 2410 St.
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100 11.2115 St.
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" 285 li. 28-L St.
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19350
Newton Ave.
"fl folly yum! person fo AVIVIIU.,
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238 E. 208 Sl.
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i SALLY MORRIS
95 15. 217 St.
"'SImple, sensible. a-nfl sweet"
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1131 E. 21651. gre
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27110 Fullerwood Dr.
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21574 IVEIII Ave.
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RONALD Nl'l,1Cli
126 15. 20:3 St.
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21751 YYilm4n'e Ave.
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24582541 Uriull' Ave.
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26001 Lake Shore Blvd.
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666 E. 222 St.
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881 E. 250 St.
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JACK XYl'lNNING
2641 141. 216 St.
"Halal the fortffl am fouling."
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50 E. 1941 St.
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21731 Morris Ave. '
"Smile mul Iliff 'lllffll smile of you."
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PHILIP STEVKO leaves Wesley Aldred.
SHIRLEY STOLL leaves her gift of gab to
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PAT TERRELL leaves still gloating of her
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ALDONA THOMAS leaves to become a doc-
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BILL THOMPSON leaves on two solid feet.
EARL TONKIN leaves his letter sweater to
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LA DONNA WISE leaves and the stag line
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BOB WRIGHT leaves his hat to Dick Fox.
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lit-:ir Diary,
WI- want to i't-im-inlwi' all of tht- important
things that happt-nc-d to us this year at Shorc.
ttith your lu-lp wt- hope to rt-call niany of tht-
happy cxpwfcliz-4-s of our high svhool days. long
aftt-r wi- haw- passed through tht- portals of the
auditoriuni for tht- final tiinv.
Vn your page-s wt- hopt- to find smile-s and
tt-urs-fomt nn-inories of glorious at-liim-ve-mvnts
and the lu-:irt-rt-mling dc-spair of said failure-s.
Happy nioinc-nts will ht- ours wht-n wc- lcaf
through your page-s sonn- day in thv distant fu-
turv. If you can ht-lp us to rn-vapturv lhv 4-aref
frm- spirit' ot' tllvst- lmlvssvml days of our youth.
wt- will thank you from tht- hottom of our hearts
as wc- coninn-nd you on a jot: wall dont:
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Sli t"I'l'lNIliI'1Ii Ii StCI"1'l'iMl5l'iR 26
Vat-ation Q-ndm-d as tht- st-hool lwlls rang onu' YVQ- got tht- lowdown on the foothall ruh-s in
igain calling us to our vlasst-s. YYY are- glad to asst-inhly today. 'l'In' G.I,.C'. vandidatvs had a
gm-t hack toge-tlu'r. and it was ph-asant to grt-vt "tough" night tonight as thf'y had thc-ir initia-
old trim-nds. tion u-rcinonics. Thi- Boys' I.:-ade-rs ha-ld tht-ir
Nl'1l"I'l'iNIl3l'iIt 5 first nn-sting tonight aftt-r school.
tire' playvd livclforcl and lirush in tlu' l",.fi.f'.f'. St'lP'1'liNI HIGH 27
prt-vit-w at Shaw tim-ld tonight. 'I'lu- "lit-art':its" IJHFIIIPIYS ltednn-n ulailncd anothvr st-alp as
vm- 1-asily taint-d, ti-0, hut tht- ".Xl't-liglltsn tht-y 1-ontinut-d on thvir unln'att'n way hy suhdu-
proyvd to ht' too hright as tht-y ln-at us. ti-0. ing us. 19-0.
Sl", l"l'l'1NIliliIt I2 Sl'il"I'l",NIl5l'iIt 29
Our uixlilIlll'3llSH svt sail lay rolling ort-r Our wonderful clit-4-rlczuliiig squad was in-
l'aine-syillt-. 26-ti. vrm-asm-d to sc-vt-n as tlirct- nt-w "gals" wt-rc adds-d
Nl'il"l'l'iNll3l'iIt IT today.
'l'lu- Kit-ssit-li lit-ll ltingt-rs 4-ntt-rlainvd us to- Sl'il"I'l'iNllil'iIt. 30
day in asst-nihly. Thv Studcnt founcil nu-t for tht- first tilnm
'wl'1I"l'l-lkllililt IH this morning. Big things wt-rv planlu-d for
'Flux Svnior Sisti-rs 1-utr-rtaint-d thi-ir trt-slum-n Sliort-its-s.
sistvrs at a party in tht- old gym, UC"l'Ul3l'ilt I
Sl-',I"I'liNIl3l",lt lit Nc--wt-onwrs wt-rv gin-n an insight on tht- op!
The- nt-w lights niadm' tht- varsity 4-lux-in look portunitius at sc-hool at an assc-rnlvly this morn-
fu-n hrightvr as thvy swamp:-d Nlt-ntor, 14543, ing.
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OCTOBER 3
The Log staff was announced and plans were
made for this year's publication. The football
team began to drive toward the E.G.C.C. crown
by downing Garfield, 45-0.
OCTOBER 5
Tryouts began for the Junior play.
OCTOBER 11
The Admirals scored a brilliant "upset" by
taming the Lions from across the town, 20-7. The
new bleachers made it possible for a record
crowd of 6,000 to witness the tussle.
OCTOBER 17
The rampaging Shore eleven evened their
score with Brush by over-powering the Arc-
lights, 18-7.
OCTOBER 18
Shirley Brasch and Dick Mocny were chosen
"Sweethearts" of Shore at a dance tonight in
remembrance of the "Sweetest Day of the year."
OCTOBER 21
The Community Chest campaign was inaugu-
rated at a thought-provoking assembly this morn-
ing.
OCTOBER 24
The conference football crown was nearly ours
as we trounced Bedford, 41-0.
OCTOBER 25
The Friendship Club sponsored a World Fel-
lowship dance tonight.
OCTOBER 29
Ghosts and goblins were in style as everyone
had a grand time at the F riendship-Hi-Y Hallo-
ween party.
OCTOBER 30
We did it again! Maple Heights fell before
our high-sailing Admirals, 24-0, as they copped
the conference crown.
OCTOBER 31
Hooray! No school today! The N.E.O. Con-
vention gave us a day of rest from our labors.
NOVEMBER 7
Cuyahoga Falls was no stronger than any of
our conference foes, falling before our cham-
pions, 38-0.
NOVEMBER 8
Visiting lettermen from all the conference
schools added to the splendor of our football
dance in honor of the champions. La Donna Wise
reigned as queen. Her attendants were Kay
Sturm and Audrey Mast.
NOVEMBER 9
John Wessel "topped" a splendid group of
speakers at the Prince of Peace contest tonight.
NOVEMBER 11
The Hi-Y initiation proved to be a joyful and
frolicsome evening for all.
NOVEMBER 14+
YVondcrs of science were unveiled for us at the
Bell Telephone Assembly this morning.
NOVEMBER 19
The Kiwanis Club fctcd our championship
clevcn. '
NOVEMBER 21
A full house greeted the Juniors as they pre-
sented their marvelous play "My Sister Eileen."
NOVEMBER 26
The Thanksgiving holiday was ushered in by
a dance sponsored by the Senior Sisters in the
old gym.
NOVEMBER 27
Turkey and dressing graced our tables on this
blessed holiday.
NOVEMBER 28
Several Shoreites attended the N.S.P.A. con-
vention today.
DECEMBER 41
John Frye, the magician, amazed us all with
mystery and allusion at an assembly this morn-
ing.
DECEMBER 5
Back your Log! The Log subscription drive
began today.
DECEMBER 11
The Grapplers topped Adams, 23-15.
DECEMBER 12
Our hardwood quintet opened defense of its
league crown by defeating Garfield, 51-38.
DECEMBER 13
VVilloughby was no match for our basketball
team as it fell by a score of 59-27.
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AD COMMITTEE
'l'l11- jnlm of pre-selling tivliets for our z1tl1l1-tic Pl'0gl'Zil11S is tlle main purpose of
.Ml Cltlllllllltttf' IlN'llllJL'1'S. It is unclcx' ills SllPl'l'VlSl0ll of Mr. Spangler. Only mln-pv111l2l1lc
people mul tlmsc with 0lltSt2iIltllIlg S1-llolastiv l'C'K'0l'llS are chosen from tllc tvntll grzule
:xml 11p. Tlnc Illt't'tlllgS are held cw-1'y Mumlay 2ll.lt'1' sclmol in room 129.
To M242 the School of Community
Row Ono-Y. Izleohacei, S. Jones, J. Kozun, M. Hill. Row Two-N. Forestek, C. St,egk:unper, A. Mast, M. lie-:ul
B, Jjuhi, P, Kreilaeh. Rom' Threefli. Auer, D. Clarrieoates, M, Stoddard, I., Stetten, I3, Gritiith, J, Morris. I
Colantonio. Row Four---V, Sll'llII2l, A. Kosher, J. liuettner, P. Hamel, M, Howald, R, lirockmun, G, I,eh:ir, I
Frost, M. Egger. Row Fizvf-Ii. Cressman, P, Toth, A. Meyers, K. Sturm, A, Ludwig, D, NVilk, IS, Austin, L
IVilson. Row Si.:--Ii, Andrews, S, XVeher, Z. Anderson, M, Fleming, F, Hauser, J, Solon, I., Martin, Ii, Rojet
Row Sewell-IS, Repieky, C, Greve, J, Bullard, J, Loyke, D, Iirinz, I., XVehh, I3, XVilson, G, Ititchings, P, Blue
SERVICE CLUB
The Service Club was organized by Miss Campbell to do the many tasks that
were put oft' or neglected. One of its new accomplishments is the supply shop which
is open during all periods to supply students with school equipment. Anothcr project
is the adopting of a girl in Austria to whom the members send food and clothing.
There are "hostesses" situated at prominent places in the main hall to direct visitors
and strangers to different parts of the building. The club also participates at many
evening functions at school by ushering.
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Morris. AX. lSruwnin,gr, li, Slxirlc, C, Hurtzcll, C, Bates. Huw Threw-J, Clwistopller, A, Meyers. l,, Stellen,
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Austin, .X. Lnrlwig, Nl. lx'lillll6l'S, I.. liistI1u1'clf. Hou' Fnurflfl. Hnwulcl, IJ, lirinz, P, Mueller, J, Kazan, G. Lelmr,
J. XVl1itesinle, li, David, J, Lowell. Ru1c'F'iI'1f4.l, Felclnmn, D, S?llIlll6l, ll, Szursewski, C, Johnson, ll, Klaus,
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lffnnlrznn, li, .leze1'c', J, Vl'vssel, J, Butler. li, VVinluwski.
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Raza' 0110-M, Miekluucic, J. Burrows, B, McKone, H, R osenberger, V, Cole, ,L Snider, Rau' T1c'0fC. Mora, BI
Penosa, D, I,11m:ulue, S. Stoll, G, NIcYVherter, B. Schultz.
JUNIOR RED CROSS
This organization is a branch of the American Red Cross. Its purpose is to
help others and not ourselves." Any girl willing to work who is in the ninth grade or
up is eligible for membership. Miss Rosenberger heads this respected club. Scrap-
books for youngsters confined to hospitals, baby clothes, quilts. and tray favors are
some of the articles made by the members of the Junior Red Cross.
Uic to lf! Uictvrq! Y Ula' Cry!
N. Setron, li, Pulko, J. FCIIJIIIJIII, li, liernclsen, P, Kreilu ch, D, Potokzlr, A. Must, S. Morris,
V MEGAPHONE CLUB
Row Une'-A, Must, J, Fvldnmn, N. Sc-tron, S. Morris, D. Potoknr, E. Bcrndsen, P, Kreilzlch, Row Tzc'nfN. Fair-
vllild, P, Crllllllllillgi C. StC'QIkillll1N'l', M, Ilill, G, Evans, Y, Fitzpatrick, P. Collins, J, McKnight, I., Pringle, A
Cook, Ham' 7'l1'rwfA, '1'uruntino, D, Jameson, li, Yovanme, J, Henry, I., Stleffen, B. Griffith, M, 'fll0lll2lS, B. Eiself
P, Gosnc-ll, N, XN':1ll:1c'e, li, VVz1l'fln:1de, A, Meyers, I.. Xvilllellll. Rum Ffrur-M, Read, P, Cooney, 13, P6fCl'S0fl, C
Ne-lson, li. Colnnmunder, C. Mzlylielml, N, M'zl1'e, M, I.usher, Ii, Pulko, C, Becvslr, J. Christopher. Row Five- J
Ilussink, B, Key, S, Clnsnrskv, J, Toth, IJ, XYeinkc, D, Mc'Ginnis, li, Schottke, J, XVhiteside. M, Egger, J, Steffen
P. Toth. Ruza'Ni.1'-.l. Gordon, B, Helmicky, G, Ritc'hingS, IS, IIIIIHIIHIS, IS, XVilson, J, XVise, N, IJ1'ucl1, G. Yolney
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MAJORETTE CLUB
Row O-rwilil. Schottke, M. Egger, J. Roth, N. Mawetti, N, Fnrestlek, Y. Cmmur, li. Cumlmttn, A, .Xrr-ison, K.
J. I4Ilik2ll'f, J. Czmllmttzl, J. Mclinlglmt, I". CIIQJIUIHU, 13. VK use, lx. llmnllmson,
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M. Holdren, J. Clrristopller, E, Yovzmne, H. Cressmzm, R, l'wCl'l'U, Ruzu' I+'uurffM. Lzlslmer, M. Duering, F. XV:1ltem:1de,
C. Gollwitzer, C, Beevalr, N, Rive, P. Cooney, Ii. Amer, D. Mzxyiielal, IN. VX ure, X. I41i'zp:1t1'1c'k. Rum' IWW D. lma-
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fun' Une---li. BTlll'kl1lilH, F, Hauser, B, VVest, S. Vlleher. ll. NVillc. Row Two-l,. Kistharclt, C. M'ilson, IJ, Philips
ll, Clmricmltes, M. Penosn, V, I:ic'olmc'c'i. Row Tl:r1fefJ. Morris, A, Lntlwig, XV. Duiker, J, Schmitt, ll, Austin
I. Rini, T. Molnar. Row Fu1u'fM Peters, A. Tlxonlas, J. Hue-ttner. V. Cole, I.. Jerzy. li, Martin, S, Morris
Y, Gates. 1fu1c'l"ii'f'-A, Kosher, M. Howzllcl, D. Salinger, M, Fleming, 15, Hansruth, J, Solon, D. Donelon
R010 Sim-Z. Anclerson, l'. Terrell, D, Brinz, P, Mueller, J, Manley, Y. Shimrock, J, Loyke, S, llrnsvll.
SENIOR SISTERS
The Senior Sisters is an organization of 11A. 1213 and 12A girls whose aim is to
help freshmen girls hecome better Shoreites.
To he eligihle for this rluh. a girl must be ahora an-rage in her studies and shc
must be approved by Miss Albrcvlnt, thc dean of girls. Miss Pierson. the clulfs spon-
sor. and her homeroom teacher.
We come St ange
Rozc'O1ze-J.Rini,D, VVilk. RowTzva-P,'1'ot,l1, M. Hill, N, XVull:1uz, M, Abbott, C. XVilsou. Row Three-lil
Pzulko, G. Lehar, J, Loyke, C. Swuckhammer, J. Frost, N. Setron, C. Commander. Row Four-D. Coluutonio, R
Toth. R. XVawrzyniak, B. Fondran, R, Jezerc, J. Yerbsky, R, Brandt, D, Burke,
NEWCOMER'S CLUB
Newcomers Club makes a new student at Shore feel more at home through the
efforts of homeroom representatives who act as hosts and hostesses to new students.
The members show the new students around school, introduce them to teachers and
students. and help them to get into the Swing of activities at Shore. One of the newer
clubs, it has proved its value by doing a fine ob of promoting a welcome feeling among
new students.
Set your Sail ?0 the 'K ee e"
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'zu' Une-F, Jorunko, F, I'Izulsv1', B. XVrighi, B, Colwill. Row Tzwrm-I., liistliwdt, ll. Potolqar. li. Pallqo, 14'
icrpcr, li. ,Xndrc-ws, J, liozzin, M. Rapp, B. Dixon, N. Sctron, J. Hug, M, Miller. Row Tlirwf-BI. Stomldarc
l' Ilauu-l, .l. Cliristoplier, J. l'51lc'thici', l., Hoy, M, l3yruiu, J. llaldi, C. Clmpuian, li. Hagen, Y. Gates, li. XY:lltP
lIllIll', G, Ritcliings. Row Foul'-P. T6l'1'6ll, ll. XVQST, J. Maiilcy, ll. Hoag, li. Brown, I.. lgl'lll'lilllJlIl, .l, Dostal
I ,Xndn-rson, S. lirasvli, J, Caldwell. Row Ifliiw-H. XVawrzynialc, D. Ilarrcll, G. lliucler. li. Delis. G, Lucas, I3
fvle, ll. NI2ll'll'll, IS. Sllllll1Cl', F. Stump, IJ, lieml, G, Klein. Hou' Sim--II. lh'1?L'lislci', D. Grivar, ll. liarrows.
BREEZE STAFF
The pounding of typewritcrs. the smell of printvrs ink. and thc throbbing of
pn,-ssc-S may bc hcard by those- passing room 33. our printing room. Tlic-rv thc mom-
bvrs of the Brccze staff. under thc guidance of llr. Charles Vaughn. make possible the
woe-lily distribution of the Shorc- B11-cze. The journalism course ii a great aid in
securing a position on the stall. Junior and scnior boys and girls hclp to prr-parr the
papcr for wee-lily publication. livcaiise of the Junior High Nr-ws Column. unior high
atudr-nts he-lp rc-port the news.
The Pen i lliigla tier than the wbrd
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Row One-B. XVest, S. Brasch, F, Hauser, J. Baldi, Z. Anderson. Run' Tzc'o!L. Roy, J, Manley, J, Rini, B
Steele, A. Thomas, R. 'l3l'0CliIHZlD.
INTERNATIONAL QUILL AND SCROLL
To gain membership in International Quill and Scroll the student must rank in
the upper third of his class and must have accomplished superior work for the Breeze
or Log.
Mr. Vaughn selects those on the Breeze Staii' who have contributed exceptional
workg Mr. Angene selects outstanding workers from the Animal staff. If the students
work is approved by national headquarters. the highest honor awarded for journal-
istic work is membership to this organization.
Held 'lfvu gl af Yfva Knight It?
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Row One-L, Yovarme, A, Mast, T, Molnzwr, O, Gillette, .T. Manley, P, XVhite, C, Steglcnmper, J. llclinigllt. V.
Iacohacci. Row TIUQAB, Dixon, D. XVilk, N. Sctron, N. XVAVQ, C. Commuml01', ,L lmclwig, C, Mnyiicld,
S. Nluwis, J, Schmitt, B, Austin. Row Tlzrrfe-ll, Blzxclcwell, V, Cole, M, Howaltl. J, Moore, If. Jerzy, I,. Roy,
l', ll:1lnvl,.l, 13lll'tAtllCl', Y, G:1t6S. Row Fnur-BI, Surtmriu, S, .Inna-s, l,. Martin. D, llunclam, P. Terrell, G.
lilll'lllll3L1'S, J, Zouk, li, ltepiclcy, R. Andrews, C, I"I2lllSl'J'lfll. Rum' Ffzvf-D, BIl'cllIllllS, Y, Slxinnmclc, l,, NV0lslw, F.
Stump, li. Culc, ll. liwtl, lt. ltickvnlwmlc, N. Drzlclm, D, Salinger.
LOG BUSINESS STAFF
'l'i1't-lvsslv Lioinff from otlivvs of mlzmts und store Ill?lll2lU't'l'H tllc hw- llusiness Stall'
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lmw alum- its slmre lowzxrtl lu-lping t-mnplt-tt: tht- lug :mtl st-mliug it ull' to tht- pu-ss.
'llllm-il' .lllll inulunlvs gvtting SllllSk'1'lIlll0llS frmu stlulellls :xml ?lllYCl'llS6lllt'lltS from
Ninn-s :xml plants lu lu-lp 1'iilNL'Il10lll'y for tlu- pulvlit-:xtiun of tllc lxllllllill.
l9iI'ff1'liI1g tllis llllllfllfilllt Wwrli iw Nliw lJllj'llL'1'N. to whom wt- wish to t-xprt-ss our
g1'l'fIfltllllQ' :mtl lllHllliS for lu-lping us nmlu' il lmiggcr :mtl lwettcl' Log.
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Row One-D, Phillips, E. Palko, S. Jones, A, Thomas, D, Potokar, J. Rini, li. Austin, li, lierntlsen. Row Two-
ll. Broeknuln, J. Dunhar, J, Solon, J. Kozan, I.. Martin, B, XVest, J. Schmitt, A. Slaclek, M. Rapp. Rom' Thrw-
P. Kiines, Z. Anderson, F, Hauser, IS, Steele, 13. Lyon, D, Reed. H lirasch, S. VVeher, P. Hanunel. Row Ifouf-4
C, Axel, 17. YVz1lquist, A, Pettit, J, NVessel, D, Moeny, D, Anzells, F, Joranko, F, NIeI.ean, ll, Xvflgllt,
LOG EDITORIAL STAFF
One of the most important of the many tasks the seniors must fulfill is the puhlica-
tion of the Log. '
liaeh year the stalt earnestly attempts to present a hook surpassing all others
from the preceding years. ivith the co-operation of every ineniher of the start, plus
hours of hard work. puhlication of a year hook can he accomplished.
Under the capahle supervision of Mr. Angene the work of the stati' continues
throughout the school year.
ive in the staff. with great anticipation that this year hook will interest all of its
reatlers. are glad that you have given us a chance to make more familiar Shores clnhs
anal activities.
litlitorx Ai.noN.x 'l'uoM.xs
Associate Editor: Bon S'1'12i2I.E
Photography: Jo gsxNN RIN!
The Power of Speech
J. NVPsscl. J, Manley, 13, XVright, M, Bauiner.
NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE
To hem-oinc a inonihcr of the National Forensic League. a Student must hc in the
uppvr third of his class scholastirally and must have earned twenty points hy puhlic
spt-aking or intcr-scliolastic debating. A total of fifty points entitlcs onc to hold tht-
dcgree of Merit, ont- hundred nic-ans thc degree of Honor, while two hundrcd points
hrings the hight-st tlt-gi-ve. thc ch-grae of Distinction. There are Several Holds in puhlic
speaking inn-hiding Qxtcinporary, oratory. and declaination,
This c-luh is undcr the guidance of Mr. Baumer who haS given us a lint- group of
spvakers and dc-haters.
n the fond to ucce A
ou' One-S. XVhiteside, B. Steele, H. Broeknlan, J. XVessel, li, XVl'lg,1'llt, J, Rini, A. 'l'lionms. Row Tivo-ll, XVilk,
, Ludwig, B. WVest, D. Brinz, B. Thompson, F, Hauser, I,, Martin, J. Curdy, V, Iaeolmeci. Row IIVIIITK'-li
YVilson, L. lVelib, J. NVenning, IS. Fondrun, T, Teree, li. Jezere. J, llutler, li, XVilXVl'Zyl1lilli. .L Kosher. J, Dunbar
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
The National Honor Society holds an iinpressive cereinony in .lanuary in which
the newly-elected inenihers are taken into the organization at a school assenihly.
A great honor is conferred on the members of this society for its standards are
the highest possible and its requirements 1'CIll2l1'liEllJly versatile. The students rank
high mentally. spiritually. and pliysic-ally. One is chosen because he is a leader, a
scholar, and shows superior strength of eharaeter and will. He stands out among his
fellow students but not away from them. He is as willing to give as he is to take and
he shares his talents and gifts willingly.
Members are chosen from the upper third of the junior and Senior classes on the
basis of Leadership. Service. Character and Scholarship.
Under the leadership of Mr. Yvhitesicle this organization has not only served to
honor worthy students but also has been a real stimulus to the underelassmen who
aspire to lien-ome lnembers.
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NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY
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lime Ufw-f--J. VVenning, N. Murinu, Ruiz' Two-U. Steele, li, Brown, S. Januvac. Run' Tlrrfe-li, Delis, G, Cun-
way. IS, Pumlrsnn, F. Jorsmko, J, Ruhriek, D, FOX. ROIU Four-D, Anzells. A. Pettit, B, Tlmmpsnn, F, Mel.ean.
The ambition of every Shore athlete is to heeome a memlaer ofthe N.A.S.S.. whieh
mmlmines seholastie aehievement with athletie ahility. It is every eoaeh's tlream to
have hoys on their teams about whom they need not worry over ineligilvility clue to
grades. To beeome a memher. a hoy must have earned an athletie letter and he in the
upper forty per eent of his elass. This eluh was eharterecl in 15115 at Slmre and we
helieve it is an ineentive to athletes to keep their grades up.
LETTER WINNERS
RHIC'will"-I.J1lX'Ul'lS,l,. llnug, J. NVenningr. J. ltulirieh, IS, Marieh, li. Brown, Italy U'Green. N. Marino, li
Szursewski. New True-Il. SIIIIIIIVIH I7. Fwx, J. CUIIWIIX. li. Chitlley, 15. Steele, F. .lor:niik0, li. Lewis, IR. Tlmmpsqm.
Ifme Tlfrwf-f-IS, l"umlr:m, S, Jznnuvzue, G, Pringrle, li, Nulnlne, G, Bimler, F, MeI,eun, J, lluag, IJ, Anzells, Hum
lnlllll'-ell. llarrell, .l. Mihelielc, .L Pettit. T. Alley, l'l. Delis, ll. Cyrgalis, F. .xl1lIl'0lll'l'l.
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XY0nning, B, Vl'rigl1t, li, Kurv, B, '1'l1m11psun, li, Brown, D. Surtz, N, Blur-inn. Rum Thrppflb, Reed, li, XX'nwl'vx
lllllli. 1'. .lm'nnlm, ll, Muelal, R, Snyder, li, Pringle, B. NIic'l1clln'inIc, D, XV3lllllllSf, lf. Stump. lffm' f'JfII1l"'-XX
lirmwlmmn, li, Steele, A, Luiknrt li, XVei1' G, I.m'sns li, l3oswm'tlx, S, .l:mm'uc', D, llnrrmvs, li, Summ-r, J, Cmmwux
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Row Fira'-I,, llsnuer, ll, Cy1'g.f:1lis. A, l'ef,til., R, .l4'zc1'c', D, Mrwny, li, Delis, li, Teller, li, l,ym1, M, Ste-lwly.
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JUNIORS
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Fomlrzm, D. Anzclls, F, Nlcl.v:ln. Row Ticw-li. Clinvs, D, Snlmlvl, D. Curtn, I", lim
lf. Spilw, J, Ol'l2llHl0, Il. I'IllllI11llI'Cf', 15. l'll'lv. Huw Tl1rwffl5, IA-wis. S, Slm-wslmry, J. llrcsnzxn, C, 3l1llltg'UlllCIX
XY. Nolan, K. Stocker, li.
D. Hzn'1'f'll, C. l3:l1'Cls1y, '1
P, Haynes, D. Fox. R010
dienst, H. Prosser.
Tutll, J, 1lJlY0l'lS. Row 1"ours-li, Klaus, ll, Sfvvlv, C, Jolmsun, li. 5ln'ing14-V, li. lla-iclml
'. Nllilliilf. Run' Fimffli, Miller, XY, lhlvz-nl, N, Ilnpv, li. Cllicllvy, G. Siclwr, J, Cnxnulmlvv
Sl.l'-A.CC'l'fI0l,lJ.CllIIllllll1S, J, Milwlic'lf. T, .Xlu-y, ll, lirsnsvll, l", .XlNll'K'llk'K'l, J, Klein
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Y-TEEN SENIORS
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Huw One-V. Iucolmcci, D, Done-lon, J. Solon, L. Martin, J, Rini. S. XVel1er, J, Morris, P, Kinies, S. Morris, Row
Tw0+P. Kreilavli, I., Yovunne, I,, Vl'ise, B, Cliristoplier, M, Penosn, ll, Schultz, P, Klotz, L, Kistlinrdt, K, Von
Hof, M. Miller, E, Iierndsen. Row Three-C, Moral, V. 'Pc-de-rson, D. XVilk, 111. Lindstroin, li, Koerper. T. Molnur,
P. XVhite, T. Cliiford, M, liepacky, D, Phillips. R0zc'F0'1n'--I., Jerzy, L, Roy, YV. Patrick, J. Bueltner, J, Moore.
A. Kosher. M. Peters, M. Rapp, 13. Austin, J. Sclnnitt, D. Potolculx Row Five-M. Howzild, P. Lezlc-li, J. Kazan,
D, Suywell, Jones, B. VVest, H. Gnnson, J. Dunbar, A, Sludek, XV. Duiker. Row Six-G, Novak, E, Andrews,
J. Zook, J, Caldwell, N, Nielmes, C. Clnilnnan, J, Bnlcli, A, Tlnnnns, R. Brockinun, C. Greve, P. Hannel. Rum' Seven-
P, Terrvll, D. lirinz, Y. Shiinrock, J, Manley, J, Mclionc, Z, Anderson. 5. Blmiscll, F. Iluuser, D. Salinger, M.
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Y-TEEN JUNIORS
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Run' UWSV. Iaiculaucci, D. Dnnelson, J. Solon, I., Martin, J. Rini, S. NVeIxer. J, Morris, P, liinies, S. Morris.
Now Tivo-IJ, Cl:11'i'ic'0utcs, ll, Ljnlvi, A, Must, J. Ceirznlvvttn, N, l"m'estvk, M. Putete, Ii, Pringle, J, XVt'lllIll2lIl. C.
Sll',Lfli2lllllTCl'., S. Horner, C. Lux, M. Gzlllittu. Ram' Tlfrwf-M. Hill, U, Gillette, N, Setron. C. Beeson, BI, 'l'honnns, J.
ling, C. NVilsun, B. lflisclt. V. Fitzput,1'im'lc, l, Mc-Mnlmn, M, Burns, li, Culp. Row Four-S, Pollock, J. Curdy,
Pullm, J, liOVlli'll, A, lmclwig, M, Iluniplireys, li, lilac-kwcll, D. Tzlti. M. l,ilSllt'l', C. C0lllIIlEllNlt'l'. B. Smith, N, YV:1r6,
Him' lfliw'-M. lI0ll1'l'lJllSl1. G. Iil'UllZll'Cll, lil, Hmnilton, N, lIl'I'SlllN'I'gI6l', Y. Hsnnilton, K, Bluyiiclll. J, Kupunslci.
M. Stmltlurd, 'l'. Svlmrc-s, Y. Gatos, li, Knific, S, Zunzig. lfvrc' Si.rfD, lizlstick, G. llll'l'lllllgIS. Y. Cole, -l. lhn-rowS.
J, liullnrrl, J, NV0l,fl'llSl2llll, C, I-Iaiusrutli, M, Snrforio, B, licpicky, N. NVill, D, McGinnis, How Sezwn-ll. Rick-
:-nlvrmlc-, A, Snillvr, l'. Mueller. ll, XVilsnn, 13, '1lll0lll2lS, li. StClllflll'tll, l. XVcl1lv. N. Drzwli, J, Inylce, A, Lee, C,
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Row One-E. Yovanne, N, Demeter, E. Auer, J, Toth, M, llyrum, D, Colantonio, P, XVawrzyniak. Row Tzcofa
A, Cook, A, Tarantino, M, Calahrese, M, Pederson. D. Calalvreses. J. Almlmott, A, Rohloit, M, Krause, V, Connor,
M. Shulson, F, McPherson, Raza' Three-l', Cuuunings. J, l3osanko, M. Alilmott. C. G0llWitZer, M. Mathers, D.
Austin, G. Evans, ll. Brewster, L. Gibson, B. Griffith, K. llates. Ifo1c'Four-ll. CPCSSIIIZIII, 13. Peterson. C. liecvar,
J, Grihhons, ll. Nuliclc, P, Cooney, A. Jehlichu, l', Kreuuer, IJ. Funk, I.. Steffen. P. Gosnell. M, lteacl. .Row Five'-
S. Cliarske, M. Hopkins, A. Meyers, K. Sturm, M. Hollylielcl, IS, Key, J. XVliitesifle, J, Hassiuk, J. Christopher,
C. Nelson, M. De Benedictus. Row Six-B, Hoffman, S, Shields, J, Stetl'en, B, Hagen, S, Pettit, G, Lelmr. B.
Marraccini, B. Hausrath, M. Henry, P. '1'ot,h, N. Rice, M. Altos. Row S4fz'w1fE. Schottke. C. Alter, G. Brascli, M,
lireeic. E, Tiinoney. N, Nelson, G. Yolney, ll. Marsh, E. Ilauser, D. XVeinke, I.. Goers. Row Might-J, Frost. B.
l.avo, Y. Tidernizui, B. Mclione, R. Tiffany, li. Jonassen, C. Sandstroni, J. Montgomery, J, XVise, G. lirthal.
li. Tlionias.
Y-TEEN
Girls from the eleventh and twelfth grades may join the Y-Teen Fricndsliip
Club. and hy joining are able to follow its purpose. "To find and give the lu-st." and
the Y-Teen motto, "To face life squarely."
llnder the guidance and sponsorship of Miss Patrick and Miss Virginia Hell. the
cabinct members, consisting of the president. social cliairman, program chairman, see-
retary. treasurer, and interclulm council chairman have been alilc to attain recognition
for the cluh for its service work and also for its social affairs.
The Junior Y-Teen is a eluh for girls in the ninth and tenth grades. lt is spon-
sored by Mrs. lYilson. This organization strives to develop in the younger girls those
qualities of precision and enthusiasm which arc so necessary to a happy and successful
high school career.
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I7. Ilurlvss, I", NIm'I'I1crmm. Rum' Tzcw--G, I,vlmr, Il, Krnuwr, I'. Gutmnnn, ,L Cf-rgul, I". Martin, I,, Cornelius, I
II2lIIHlI'IikJY, J, Iiuhricll, JL S'f0I'I'en, D, Bluvny, IEI. .lunsnssvm .l. Zn-vin. Ruiz' Thrw-J, I3yrum, II. Munncell, D
Isq-I1:uy,.l. Iims, I7. VI'etxlvr, NI. Hyrum, .l, Muntgrnm-ry, S. Znnzig, IJ. Iilnsmm, IS, Iiilwr. Ifuzc' Four-Il, Yun
'Il'lK'IilJI', ,L Iiuhlrer. II. 'I3r:umIt, H. Slugu, J, 'I'lmmpsmm, II, I,imIsny, J. XYQ-nning, ,L I,llIIiElI'Il. D, Rec-ml, D. Sum
lffm' I"Ii'1f- II. I,imIu-rs, 'I'. Nlnlmvelli, 'I'. I'I:xStc-Ilzllw, Ii. XYiIson, J. Grvve, ID, 'I':uit, K. KzlIIc'nImc'I1, II. I'II1'iCIi. I
QIlI'lK'l,'ll, K. BI1wIIC'I'.
SENIOR CHOIR
lffm' Hur 'I', Blnlnsnr, IX. Must, NI. Blillvr. Ii, Yun IInt', I'. Gnsm-II, IT, Uvlznrlimliu, N. IM-lm-h'1', G. Iiitvhings. II
IIIk'III'llIil'lHIl'. lfrrzc' 'flew I-Ii, Nuvrnli. G, ISr:uwI1, NI. IIvm'x', II. Ilznucn, IS, lilm-lam-ll. Y, CUIllIllI', I,, I,I'III2'Il', Q
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:. '-I . Wnrv, II. lm-ring, .L IIul1lutT, .l. Svlunilti Iffm' 'lIlIl'!'!' HIE, Iimsch, IZ, Dixon, J, 13111-lIxIv1', I
IIIJIIINITIIII. I . lmllwllm-V, N. IIlc'1'. I. fvt'IlJIl'l'S, II, Ihxwn, I.. lxlsllmrcli, I'. Ixlniz, I., NUIZIIIIIU, I., IYIW, Iffm'1"ff11rM
V. I'1mmmml1-r. IJ. II:uNI:uim'k, IS, Iiiwlil, IJ, Ilum-lun, I., .l1'x'zy, I., ling, J, lizllmli, IC. Ilrnusn-V, ,L 'I'Imm4ls, I3. II'0s
II, Sc'I1lllicI,'l', lim-rs. Ifwzv I"i2'w II, I'Il'Ill:uI, l', Iiinws, Il. I5rinz, .I, IIulI:u'mI, Z. .Xllclq-INIII, I'. 'I'I-rrvll, II. S:ll'tu1'Iu
II, SIvinI'1n'mI, IT, SJlIIIljjl'I', Y. 'I'imI1'rm:lI1. lffm' Sim--I". Iirmvn, J. Jzuuwis, I", SIIIIIIII, II, llillvr. II, l.y1m, .X
IH-Hit, I", IIl11ll'4-1111-i, Ii, 'I'umI4il1, IV. Nolun. II, LIL'llI'g1'I', I". I,:u1z:l.
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Row One-J. McKnight, E, Yovzmne, D. XVilson, V. Iucolmcci, J. Grilnlwons, li, Sartorio. F. Polluvk,
ll. lrjlllii. C. Stegliun1pe1'. Row Two-M. l.:1sl1e1'. -l. Curcly, P. lil'2Illlt'I'Q I.. Stephen. P. XV5lVVl'Zf'lll2'lliq ll.
M. Read, J. Hassink, S. Horner. Row Thru'-D, I.eon:u'rl, M. Krevic, Y. Gates, li. Slielnoy, K. lien-se,
L, Gibson, S, Pettit. J. Frost, ll, G1'iH'it,l1, J, Clmlizl. Row l'lHlIl'-Ili. Blorraxeeini. J, XVise, N. ljl'?lQ'll,
C. Szmclstrom, C. I'1JlllSl'2ltll. J. Gorclzm, C. .Kite-r, B. Skriver. Run' Fiiv'-S. lllulker. J. Felclmzm, J. L
Orlumlo, F, Sznso, T, Kolthotf, C. Montgmmiery, G, lilunclmlielml, li. Civirelli. XV. Foster.
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Row One-A, Cook, G. Blanellfielcl, P, Cummings, A, Townrcl, NI, Zzliitel. li. Odell, li, Nulviek, D, Funk. G. livulms.
Row Two-S. Cliarske. F, Kozlowski, J. Steffen, F. Timoney, R. Titlziny, A. Sortet, F. Powell, J. Strouy, 1'. Cooney,
Row Three-J. Pratt, D. Browning, B. Eynon, M. MeVeen. R. Timeo, D. XVcst, B. Setron, IS. Gluvzm. Run' Ifourg
B, Eiber, B. Dirk, D. Barry, P. Clark, E. XVitt,ine, T, Czunplmell, D. Paine, B. Tollmunn, R. lilrick.
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ltohert TVright, Al Pettit. Frank Stump, Bob Steele, Mr. Angene.
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Dora ..............
Miriam lvilkins ..... . .
Judge Harry W'illiins . . . . .
Ruth lvilliins .........
Lt. Vl'illiam Seawright . . .
Albert Kummer .....
Martha Seawright . .
Sgt. Chuck Vincent . .
Harold Klolmhermeyer
. . . . .Janet Zook
Joyce Manley
Mrs. Edith lvilliins . . . . . .
.Dolores Potokar
Ray lYawrzyniali
. . . .Lois Roy
. . . Holi Steele
. .Robert YVright
Laurine Jerzy
... . .Al Pettit
.Frank Stump
SENIOR PLAY CAST
This Spring the Seniors. directed by Mr. Angene. presented Norman Krasna's
long sought after "Dear Ruth."
llns rollicking comedy in two acts depicted the prolmlcms encountered by an older
sister who was plagued hy the ovcr-zealous efforts of her younger sister to create a
blossoming romance. via-airmail. in the name of the older girl.
The triangle. consisting of the unsuspecting Ruth. the handsome Lieutenant Sea-
wright. and prim Albert Kummer furnished the lvases for one of the most humorous
presentations in Shores dramatic history.
A line cast and lirilliant directing were mixed in ust the proper proportions to
make this a truly outstanding show.
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'l'hereSn Molnnr, Peggy 'White, Phyllis Krielnch. Sffcninl l?ozc'fFi':iiik LLIIIZJI, Stleve.l:mov:1c, Howard Youngblood,
Marilyn Peters, Gerry Novak, liarharn Austin, Lois Martini, Suzanne Jones, Evelyn Andrews, Put Kiiues, Allen
Luikart, .lerry Conway, Jnck NVennin,u', Tlzirfl Razr'-'Don Recd. June Dunbar, Alice Slade-k, Sally Morris, Michcln
Penosa, .loan Morris, ,Xhuira Luclwig, Jenn Beuttucr, Carol Huusrsitli, Fnurflz Rim'-Dorotliy Salinger, Put Muel-
t V l c
ler, .loam Loyke, Marcin Fleuiiug. Ruth l3i'ockimaii. Dolores Urinz, Carol Greve, B111-I.: lfmu'-Doro hy 'i
Moore, Pat Hsuuel, Mercedes Hmvzlld, .loaauuc Scluuiclt, Josephine Koznn, Joanne llullurd. Carol Clmpiusui.
SENIOR PLAY PRODUCTION STAFF
Sufficient praise cannot be given to the hard working members of thc production
staff whose efforts make or break any class play.
The various committees of this Staff workcd hard for weeks in advancc assembling
properties, planning scenery and costumcs, lighting, publicity and providing for tickct
sales and rescrvationS. This g1'oup may be proud of their work. because thcy have
certainly proved that at Shore "The Play is 'not' thc thing," but the Production Staff
Wlithout such hard working groups as this wc could never expect such line produc-
tions as this ycar'S presentation of 'LDear Ruth."
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Row One-S. Slll'6VVSlJlll'y, B. Smith, K. Culp, F. Pulko, L, NVelmlm, C. Mayhelcl, J. Morris, R, Toth. Row Treo-
J. Butler, H. Prosser, B. Cummings, F. Saso, C. Sieher, A. Steiten, B, Churske, Mr. Baumer. Row Three-
XV, Gorku. C. Montgomery, T. Mlakzlr, T. I-Ienn. I., Cornelius. C. Barclay, K. Stocker, B. Clines.
Mr. Appololous . .
Ruth Sherwood . . .
Eileen Sherwood . .
Jensen .........
Two Men . . .
Lonigan ..........
The lvreck .......
Another Street Arab
Helen ...........
Frank Lippencott .
Chick Clark .....
Cossack .......
Violet Shelton . . .
ltfrs. W'ade ....
Robert Baker . .
JUNIOR PLAY CAST
CAST OF CHARACTE RS
Stetfen
. . . .Flizabeth Palko
. . . . . .Lois VVebb
. . . Robert Clines
. . James Butler
lYVilliam Gorka
. . .Loval Cornelius
. . . .Grafton Sieber
. . . .Tony Mlakar
. . . . Bessie Smith
. . .Harold Prosser
. . . Robert Charske
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. . . . . . .Kathryn Culp
. Catherine Mayfield
. Charles hfontgomery
Ted Henn
Richard Toth
Six Future Admirals. . . . . VVilliam Gorka
l Scott Shrewsbury
Tony lNIlakar
James Butler
Walter Sherwood . . . .... Kenneth Stocker
Mrs. Smith .... ....... J oan Morris
The Consul . . . .......... Robert Cummins
Sand Hog . . . ............. Calvin Barclay
Passers-by ........ Joan Morris. Bob Cummins.
Bruce Coons. Calvin Barclay. Ted Henn.
Richard Toth. hfary lfargaret Hill. Scott
Shrewsbury, Tony Mlakar, Donna McGin-
nis. Nancy Drach. Gertrude Ritchings, Jim
Butler. Bill Gorka. Jeanne hlclinight. lNIari-
lyn Lasher. Norm Mason.
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Row Une-C. Barclay, A. Ludwig. l'. Mueller, G, liitchings, D, McGinnis. Nl. Lasher, J. Bullard. J, Feldman.
li. Nobbe, Ron' Two-J, McKnight, C. Commander, M. Hill. P. Collins, J, Curdy, .l. Burrows, M. Sartario, G.
Binder, D, Hoag, .l. Bresnan, H, Steele, D, Harrell, G, Klein, D. Bastaich, li. Blackwell. N, Forestek, C, l.ux. Row
Three-V, Gates. V, Cole, V, Hamilton. li, Hamilton, B, XVilson, J.
l., Pringle, ll. l.jubi. D, Clarricoates.
S. Horner, N. Setron, C. Steghamper, Y, Fitzpatrick, A. Mast, J, Kovach, N, VVare. Row Four-NI, Thomas, B.
Eiselt, K. Tlionipson, Y. Iacobacci, 0. Gillette, .l, Hug, J. Carabotta, J, I.oyke. li. Schwartz, N. Drach, li, 'l'homas,
B. liepicky, C. Hausrath. I., Keyes. Row F'iz'e-T, Campbell. D, Samuel, N, XVill. A, Snyder, lt, Rickenbrode,
I.. Sbrocco.
JR. PLAY PRODUCTION STAFF
The importance of good backstage crew was
stressed this year as Meryl Baumer. director of
"My Sister Eileen" credited much of the play's
success to his fine production stait.
Headed by general manager. Donna Mc-Ginnis.
the staff did a remarkable job of selling tickets.
publicizing the production. reserving seats. and
collecting furniture. properties and costumes.
Although the members of this group do not
receive much recognition as the actors who ap-
pear on the stage. they may be proud of their ae-
complishments. which made such an outstanding
production possible.
Committee chairmen were: Tickets. Joanne
Bullard: Publicity. Pat hlueller: Reservations.
Gertrude Ritchings: Properties. Marily Lasher:
l"urniture. Calvin Barclay: Costumes. Almira
Ludwig. and Lighting. Norman llason. Hook-
liolders were Jeanne Mt-Knight and Nancy Drach.
"My Sister Eileen" is a play portraying the
lives of Ruth and lrlileen Sherwood. while they
were living in a basement apartment in Green-
wich Village. New York.
The action of the story revolves hilariously
from one exciting escapade to another reaching a
magnificent climax when six Spanish midship-
men invade the apartment in an etlort to further
the "Good Neighbor" policy.
Directed by hir. Bl. liaumcr. the presentation
was a lmge success.
lee goal of 1411 Sho e gli!
Row One-Joyce Manley, Sally Morris. Row Tivo-Frida Hauser, Lois Martin, Joanne Rini.
GIRL LETTER WINNERS
The greatest honor which any girl may receive in the field of athletics is a
G.A.C. letter.
This letter is symbolic of years of hard work. fun, and exercise.
Points are earned by hiking. hicycle riding and participation in various athletic
activities.
The number of girls who 1'cceive this awartl is limited to the outstanding few in
each class and everyone who acquires enough points to earn this distinction is worthy
of the admiration of all Shoreitcs.
14 llleam SW ec eativn
GlRL'S ATHLETIC CLUB
Row Une-A. Must, M. Hill, O. Gillette, P. M'liitc, D. XV ilk, M. liepzisliy, C. Stvgrlcziiiilww, J. Mcliniglit. M. Nlillvr.
I... M'ise. I., Yovzinne, D. Clziwicozites. How Twa4M. Pet ers, NV. Pzitrivk, 'l', Molnnr, M. Gnllitto, Y. 1"itzp:iti'iCk.
M, Doe-ring, C. Cl1lIllllIlllllCl', M. I.uslie1', K. Culp, N. Set ron, I.. Pringle, li. llvrmlsen, D, Potoknr. Row Tlirveg
L. ROV, IIS, Schultz, J, Cnrrly, A. Lutlwig, V. Gsitcs, ll. I3 lux-kwvll, N. M':irc-. M, Pvnossi, C. llzinsrritli. l.. Jerzy,
P. Kl'I?llElL'Il, Y. Izic'olmcc'i, N. Forestek, 1fu1u'Fo1lr-VJ. Felclinzin, D, Ilona-lon, 13, Austin, C, Mayfield, J. Morris,
J, liilllzircl, D. llustlck, X . Lole, .L Slziclvk, S, Jones. li. lirovkinziii. J, llnnliiir, J. look. 5. Lilllllff.. I. 5l'Ilill'l'S. I7-
Tuit, B. Dixon. Rom' Fiz'efM. Tlionisis. Il, liisc-lt, IZ, Sin itll. S. l'oIl:u'k, S, Morris, J, Moow. M, Howailml, P. Hannel,
J, lluettner, J. Kozsin, A, Kosher, J. Sclnnitt, I., Martin, li. Amlrvws, M. lliirns. Row Si.:'All. M'est, J. C:ilmlwt'll,
J. Solon, S. Brsiscli, G. liitcliings, ID. Mvfiinnis, N. Iliwivli, I.. XVelmli, ll, Tlioinsns. C. Clinliiiiaiii, N. NVill. Z, ,kINll'l'SUIl-
F. llunser, M. Fleniinu. Row Nl'I'P'llf'fl,, Min-llvr, S. Stol l, V. Sliinirovk, .X. Sniilcr. J. Mzinlc-Y, li. liivkt-nln'ocl0, C.
Izinovaic, ll. VVilson, D. Salinger, IJ, llrinz. J. I.oyk1-.
Row One-A. Cook, N. Fzlircliilcl, D. Czilziluiw-sv, IC. .Xiicig .X. '1lSll'illlflll0, I., M'illiclin. ID, Janne-son. M. L':il.ilii'0sv,
IJ. M'illson, I", Mc'l'li6i'son. Hun' 'I'zc'u-l', Cnniniings, l". Uietuno, ll, M'isv, D, lfiwiliottzi, A, ltohlotl. J. llosnnko,
J. Laingzi, M. Mzitliers, J. Aliluott, I.. Gilwson, V. Connor, K. llzites. How Tlzrffeffll. Kranm-i', ll. G1'iH'itli. li. M':iltc'-
nizicle. ll. BrPvvste1', M. lkliliott, J, Hzissink, K. SIIITIII, J L'lii'isto1ilici', A. Meyers, M. Iloltlrvn, T, Prcston. M.
Zaletel, ll. Oclell, C. Gollwitzcr, ID. Funk, M, llczul, li, Yovniiiw. Huw Four-ll. P1-terson, C, Nelson, N, lfollis, M,
Hopkins, I.. Goers, IS, H:1lisr:1tli, C. Morgan. M. Akos. IP. Milivlick. V. St1'un:1. .L .Ivlili4'li:i, .I, Ze-vin, IV, Powcll.
Ro1c'Fiz'e-P. Gosnell, I.. Steffen. IJ. Colzintonio, ll. Cressnizin, G. Filsingcr, .I. Stvttcn, D. M'eink0, M. liggcr, J.
'Wliitesick-, N. Demeter, J. Pitroski, S. Pyle, M, Henry N. Rive. ll. licy, P. Toth. S, Sliiclil. M. Hollyiic-lml, C.
Becvar, P, Cooney, J. Henry, N. Mhllzice, J, Grililmons. lfuzc'Ni'.1-gli, S1-hottkc, C, ,Xltm-, G, Iii-.ist-Ii, IS, lk-gilt, .I,
Frost, G. Lelizir, S. Pettit, M. Byruni, Ii. Hauser, .I, Gortlzin, J, Toth. ll. Ilzigcn. P. XVZIXVIYXIIIZIIQ. Huw S1'z'f'fi-A.
Sortet, J, Anclerson, M. Meek, B. I.z1vo, M. IiI'E'C'IC, ll. Tlioinzis, Y. '.Illll6l'IIliHl, J. Kosher. M. Ililll, N, Nelson. Rum
Eight-P. Solon, D, Mauser, J. XVISC, R, '1'itT:ii'1y, li, Jonusscn, C, Sxinclstroni, J, Montgoinm-ry, S. Szitkovit-li, 13,
McK0ne, G. Yolney, B. lirtlial.
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BOY'S LEADERS CLUB
A ucw club at scliuol, this 01'g'2llliZ2lJEiOll is coiiipusccl of boys who are
UlltS'iilllfllllg in tllL'i1'iCZlllCl'SlllP, scliularship and atlilctiic ability.
BIiClllllCl'S assist the gym tcuclicrs to cuucluct classcs by serving as
squzul lcziclers. It is tlicii' cluty to set thc cxamplc for the other buys
in thc classes.
I1C2lKlC1'S arc privilcgccl tu XVCZII' wliitc 111iil'm'ms. Tlicii' "TN shirts
have thc sclirml cmlilcm zuicl thc iiiswiptiuli 'i1iUySl1C2lliL'l'S Cl11lm"uu1't:ss
thc chest.
Mciiibcrsliip in this g,L'l'Ull1l is 1'csti'ictCcl to sopliuiiloiws. jlllliU1'S and
SClliUl'S who arc sclcctccl by votc of thc lllClllllCl'S.
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5. Morris, P, Salinger. XV, Duiker, .L Ludwig, D. Austin, J. Morris, I.. Martin, li, Andrews, Rom' 'l'l:rw-Y.
Iacobacci, P. Solon, S. XVt'llCI', V. Gates, J, Rini, ll, Donelon, M. linger. Ram' Fuurgll. Gill, M. Uallitto, J. Feld-
men. .l. Kozan, lf, IVIueller, .l, Solon, C, Creve. Row Fiiw-ll, XVilson, J, Cnrdy, N. Drach, N. Setron, IS, NV:-st,
l". lluiiser. Ron' Simfll. Tll0IllJlS, l.. lVebb, A, Mast, li. ltepicky, lt. 'l'hoinas.
GIRL'S LEADERS CLUB
Known as the 'cwhite suit ll1'lU'2lll6',,i the Girls Leaders assist Miss
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also learn to referee intramural tournanients after school, under the
leadership of Miss Gill.
A limited nuniber of girls are elected into the Gills Leaders Club
front the sophoniore, unior and senior classes. They are selected on a
basis of scholarship, leadership, initiative and athletic ability. r1llll'Ullg'll
continuous practice. the girls become skilled and capable leaders.
SENIOR GIRL'S LEADERS
ATHLETICS
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DECEMBER 16
Carols filled the air at the annual Christmas
Concert tonight.
DECEMBER 18
The matmen defeated Shaker, 27-11.
DECEMBER 19
A powerful Central five brought gloom to our
hearts by beating us AM:-39. Christmas vacation
began today.
DECEMBER 20
Soft lights and sweet music supplied a back-
ground for a beautiful Christmas formal.
DECEMBER 25
Merry Christmas!
DECEMBER 30
Ashtabula topped our cagers 412-25, to extend
their losing streak to two games, the longest in
eight years.
JANUARY 1
Happy New Year!
JANUARY 8
An unexperienced Bedford wrestling team fell
before our grapplers, 30-8.
JANUARY 9
We all cheered as our Admirals trounced
Brush, 45-32.
JANUARY 12
The Senior A's were honored at their assembly
today.
JANUARY 13
Official ceremonies marked the opening of the
new addition tonight.
JANUARY 15
The matmen rallied to defeat Rhodes, 22-17,
for their seventh straight victory. The band
presented a fine concert to raise money for their
new uniforms which arrived during the football
season.
JANUARY 16
Bedford fell before our rejuvenated five, 39-
27.
JANUARY 17
Continuing to roll, we bcat U. S. 63-11.
JANUARY 18
The combined baccalaureate service for Shore
and Central was held in our auditorium this
afternoon.
JANUARY 19
Fun and revelry marked the Senior banquet
held at the Hollenden tonight.
JANUARY 20
We bid good-by to the Seniors who received
their diplomas tonight.
JANUARY 21
A fire alarm interrupted final exams this
morning.
JANUARY 23
The new semester began today. Maple Heights
was added to our list of victims as they fell,
42-24 before the hard-fighting basketeers.
FEBRUARY 5
John Marshall snapped the wrestlers' 18-meet
winning streak by subduing the Shore matmen,
20-16.
FEBRUARY 6
Gloom descended upon loyal Shoreites who
battled their way into Central's gym to watch the
Lions edge out a 46-4141 victory over our Ad-
mirals.
FEBRUARY 7
Youngstown's city champions were an easy
mark for our rebounding quintet. Tonight our
boys beat South, 38-30.
JANUARY 24
A snowstorm must have blinded Parma's Red-
men who were repaid for their humilitating foot-
ball triumph with a 413-39 thumping at the hands
of our inspired quintet. Mr. Baumer and a group
of speakers spent a pleasant evening in Massil-
lon. They were snowed in there.
JANUARY 27
Everyone was wondering about the identity of
"Mr, Shore" after the assembly today.
JANUARY 30
Garfield was unable to cope with the basket-
ball team. The score was 64s-47.
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Row One-lil, Brown, J. G3l'lI1il, B, Klzlss, D. Samuel, F, lil'4'lVVIl, D, Curto, S. Zivkovicli
J. liolirich, N, Marino, J. Feldman. Row Tu'of5. Dilliusio, J. Rellfern, B. Murivh, J. Conway
ll, Moon, H. Steele, T, Parisi, B, TVrigrlif. J. Thompson, J. XVenning, D, Hong. Row Three-
C Eckert, D. Mocnv, ll. Teller, E. Delis, J, Mihelick. J. Omerza, B. lirasch, .X. Omerzn
J. Mathers, 13. I.inclsini', I.. Parr, F. Andreucei. Row Four-T, Cousineuu, M. Stelaly, J. Klein-
alienst, R. Chiclley, YV, Duval. B. Steele, I.. Brockmun. D. Fox, B. Lewis, G, Klein. D. Harrell
XV. Scliwegler. Row Five-XV. Nolan, R, Nolwlwe, J. Hong, P. Guttmun, ll, ,Xl?llHll'llil, S. .lzumvuc
A, Luikzlrt, ll. Fmiclrain, G. Binder, F. Mc'l.ez1n. D, Anzells, lf, J0l'2lIlli0.
SHORE CLINCHES THE TITLE AT MAPLE HEIGHTS
wind they le t
CAP'rA1N DON ANZELLS-A senior end, Don's
terrific line play, leadership on the field, and
his pass-snatching ability made him a unani-
mous choice for the All-Conference team.
Gitomer: BINDER-A senior tackle, George ranks
as one of the greatest to ever don the Shore
colors. The "toe" is the second player in the
Admiral's history to make the All-Scholastic
team. George was also a unanimous choice
for the All-Conference team.
LARRY BROCKMAN-A senior guard, Larry im-
proved as the season progressed and proved
to be an outstanding defensive linesman.
liimi, BROXVN-ik senior fullback, Rails speed
and tackling ability made him an excellent
line backer. His spirit and fight will be
greatly missed next season.
HALPII CIIIDLEYP-A. junior end, Ralph loved con-
tact and was excellent on defense. Next
year's forward wall will be greatly strength-
ened by his return.
.llcnnv CUNXVAY1lX senior halfback, Jerry was
one of the hardest runners on the squad. He
evidenced plenty of spirit and determination.
lvithout a doubt, Jerry was one of the best
backs in the Conference.
lin llicus-A senior end, "Tex" proved his value
in the Euclid Central game with his great
defensive and offensive playing. Yvinning
a berth on the All-Conference second team.
hc will long be remembered as a sparkplug
of this year's championship eleven.
lgYRON 1'l0NDRAN+ik senior fullback, "Bar" was
another unanimous choice for the All-Con-
ference team. His speed and driving power
enabled him to lead the league in scoring.
DoN Home-A senior guard and Navy veteran.
Don was one of the scrappiest guards ou
the squad. His spirit and iight were un-
bcatable.
.l.-wk Hoiusgrk junior end. .lack's pass receiv-
ing helped the Admirals through many
tough spots during the season. He should
prove to hc one of the outstanding ends in
the league next season.
FRANK JORANli0?,k senior quartcrhack, l"rank's
passing, signal calling, and tricky hall han-
dling kept defenses haltied. His iierce com-
petitive spfrit helped win him a place on the
Allffhnfcrcnte team.
liI'lUilCSS I,l4:wisg.Y junior halfhack, "Burg"
proved to hc a very versatile player. He
played hoth end and the hackfield and ex-
cells in hoth. "Burg" will he counted upon
to strengthen the team next year.
-XL I,iflliAu'r-A senior center. "Luke" was an
excellent linehacker on defense and shuttle-
man on oitensc who eontrihuted his share in
making a championship team.
lion hlAl!lf'II'Y.'k sophomore guard. lioh was one
of the returning lettermen who proved his
versatility hy playing part of the season at
the fullhack slot. Boh made the All-Cow
ference second team as guard.
Nifit hlAHlN0L.'x senior guard. Nick followed
in the tradition of his family hy playing an
aggressive game at guard. He more than
made up for a lack of weight hy his hard
and scrappy game.
l'lRl'TD Mc'I.1c.'xNg.X senior center. he filled a va-
cancy left hy his hrother. Fred not only
passed the hall capahly on offense. hut
was an excellent line hacker and aerial de-
fenseman. He was chosen for the All-
C'ont'erence second team.
PEM: M1111f:i.lr'iifPete has the rare quality of
heing a versatile triple threat halfhack. In-
jured in mid-season. he will he welcomed
hack next year.
Dick MocNY+A senior tackle. "Red" was the
heaviest man on the team and a detriment
to all opponents. His fast charging and hard
tackling made him an outstanding lineman.
Jack R1-:1iFE1iN-.X senior guard. .lack was an
outstanding tackler and hlocker. His team
spirit and tackling ability made him one of
the hest guards on the squad.
.Meri R0lIltIl'lI .X senior halfhack. .lack was
one of the fastest men on the team. His
speed and spirit will hc missed next year,
6elaind them
Bon S'rEP:1.1a-A senior tackle. liob developed
into one of the best blockers on the squad.
His driving tackles threw many opposing
hall carriers for a loss.
lillI'ClC TEI,I.LfIl-.'X senior tackle. Bruce made up
for his lack of experience with determination
and ability. His weight and size will be
greatly missed next year.
.l.xcii l8VENNlNlii.X senior halfback. .lack proved
that spirit could make up for lack of size
as he earned a second string berth on the
All-Conference team. Although punting was
hifs specialty. he also ran and passed well.
FOOTBALL SUMMARY
The rambling Admirals sailed through one of their finest seasons in years to win
the undisputed championship of the Eastern Conference for the second consecutive
year.
Rolling over eight of their nine opponents by overwhelming sc-ores. the Admirals
fell only to an undefeated Parma eleven. 19 to 0. Shores most impressive win was
the champions' trouncing of a powerful ,liuclid Central team. 20 to 7.
Four members of the squad made the All-Conference team. while tackle George
Binder was selected to the All-Scholastic team of the Cleveland Press. Captain Don
Anzells, Byron Fondran. Frank .loranko and George Binder are the boys who were
honored with All-Conference berths. lid Delis. Bob Marich. Fred Mt-Lean and .lack
lvenning were selected on the second team while Jerry Conway made honorable
mention.
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FOOTBALL SCORES
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Opponents . . . 441 :Ig Lost ..... . . 1
you make flee . . .
T, Alley, D, Moc-ny, li. Delis, .l. Miheliclq, ll, l'lUINll'illl, li. Nolnhe, ll, Anzclls, li. Pringle, F, Jorznnko, ll, 1,1-xx
J, XVenniug', J. Roliricli.
The 19-L7--1-S Admirals t-lull,-tl the season in second place in the eonfert-nee Stand-
ings but not without two terriiic battles with Central who vopped the Crown from Shore.
The first game was lost by tive points and the second, in a thrilling overtime, was
lost hy the score of -146-'14-14. The only other loss was to a strong Ashtabula live.
liml Delis and Dick Mocny were lost to the team through iniclyear graduation.
One of the high spots of the season came as Shore. for the second consecutive
year. dumped Youugstown's city champs. Youngstown South. This game proved the
Admirals to he a spirited aggregation since it was a real coinehaa-li after the loss
to Central.
SEASON RECORD
Gariiehl ... ..
llvilloughlmy .....
lfucliml fentral ..
Sll01't'. . . . .
Shore
Shore
9423
-Xshtahula .... Shore L
llrush .... Shore
iauifm-ti . . . slim-Q. . . . . ang K
University .....
Maple Heights ..
Parma .......
Shore
Shore
Shore
Garfield ........ Shore
lflut-lid Central ...... ,146 Shore Q
Youngstown South .... 30 Shore
Brush .......... Shore Q
Bedford ....... Shore
Maple Heights . .
Shore
Ka lzet We
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Tom Alley, unior. "Big Tom" played
center. He was always an offensive threat
as well as a lmulwark of strength on defense.
Tom will he the nucleus of next year's team.
lion Anzells, senior. Filling in at guard
at mid-year, "Slez" was always full of
scrap and out to win. He was a deceptive
hall handler and a spark plug on defense.
lid Delis. senior. One of the four re-
turning lettcrmen, "Tex'si' defensive ability
was outshown only by his deadly longshot
artistry. lid was one of the mid-year grad-
uates.
Byron Fondran, senior. Co-Captain and
high scoring guard, stood out not
only as an outstanding player hut as an
inspiration to a second-place team.
Frank Joranko. senior. Co-Captain and
forward. Frank is an excellent shot with
either hand. His lighting spirit kept the
team on its toes constantly.
Burgess Lewis. junior. Brought up from
thc Reserves at mid-year, "Burge" proved
the wisdom of Ford Cases move. Fast and
aggressive. he will he hack to spark next
ycar's squad.
John Mihclik. junior. Being the hook-
shot artist of the team helped .lohn to hc
a constant scoring threat. .lohn will he
hack next year and should he a mainstay of
the squad.
.lack Rohrieh. senior. "Little .lack's"
speed and remarkahle two-handed shots
made him a constant threat throughout the
season.
tiene Pringle. senior. .X terrific one-hand
set shot artist. Gene set a new school ree-
ord for points scored in a conference game.
His agility on the court will long lie rc-
menilwered.
lid Xohlie. junior. lid was moved up to
the varsity at mid-year and helped the Case
crew eonsiderahly. lid will he the spark-
plug for next year's team.
make the 710i e
Dick Blocny. center. "Reds" gigantic six
foot. three inch frame made him a tremen-
dous asset to the team as he proved to he
one of its hest hackhoard men. Dick also
was a mid-year grad.
.lack Yvenning, senior. .lack showed his
versatility hy playing lmoth forward and
guard. YVhat .lack lacked in height. he
made up for in speed and shooting ahility.
RESERVES - E. G. C. C. TITLE HOLDERS
The 19-1-7-AL8 Shore reserves completed one of their most successful seasons in thc
history of the school by capturing their first liastern Conference "B" title since ISHS.
The "little" Admirals captured 12 contests and suffered hut two defeats. Coach
Sparky Di Basio's charges were dropped hy Kirtlands varsity and liuclid C'entral's
"B" team.
Outstanding reserve players, Danny Curto. Bill Lindsay. lid Xohlve, and Lenny
Shroeco will form the nueleus for next year's varsity team.
Steve Janovac and Larry Broekman. two seniors. were the mainstays of the re-
serve squad and will he missed greatly next season.
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it smll, J. Javoris, B, lirh, 13. Clines, D, Fox, J. Keyes. Row Treo-F. Brown
Xisou 1 Wal emu, G. liincler, J. Hong, li. Brown. Rum' TlzreeffC. lickert, J, Feldman
Tllllitl lm NI unch, ll. Hong, F. Cek, IJ. Mluclmk. Hou' l"v11r---F, .Xmlreucch J, ltedfei 1
It Moon 1 Cluttluin, P. Mihelick.
WRESTLING
Shores grapplers ended their wrestling sea-
son as runner-up to the Greater Cleveland
Champs.
This year's squad was built up around twenty
boys who competed in weekly eliminations for a
place on the team.
Having lost only one meet the Shore wrestlers
notched nine victories coming out with three boys
undefeated in dual competition. These boys were
Fred McLean at 155 lbs.. Dick Fox at 165 lbs.,
and George Binder at 185 lbs.
Midyear graduation claimed only two boys:
John Redfern and Plarl Brown. Seniors to leave
in June are Chuck Russell. Don Hoag, Fred
McLean. George Binder. and Nick Marino.
This year's team was well represented by the
underclassmen with seven of ten regulars who
will be back to wrestle for Shore next year.
1918-+9 SEASON
John Adams . . . . . .
University . . . . . .
Shaker .... . . .
Bedford . . .
John Hay . .. ...
Rhodes ........ . . .
Cuyahoga Falls ..
John ftfarsliul . . . . .20
Toledo ......
nest...
Shore
Shore
Shore
Shore
Shore
Shore
Shore
Shore
Shore
Shore
.lavli llt'llft'l'Il. svnior, 1311. .lavli has
liven on the squail for four yi-ars. ,lllhongli
hc has nol wrvstlml l't'Qlll?l1'lf'.- ln- is :i
yn-ry lim- wri-slh-r :xml has girl-n lin- var-
sity ph-nly of 1-ompi-lilion.
llrcml Nl:-l,m-an. si-nior. This was l'l1'l'cl'S
fourlh yi-ar on the squacl: hc' was :1 strong
point on last yi-ar's 4-liainpionsliip lm-ain.
Fri-il plan-1-cl tliirml in last ycar's tourna-
nn-nls anll was iilimlm-fwilm-il in 155-pouncl ili-
vision cluring 19-147418 si-ason.
Clnu-li Russi-ll. si-nior. 128. Although
this is Chic-lq's first yn-ar he looks like a Yut-
vran on thc- mals. Hf- has he-en a gn-at as-
set to the tm-ani.
lfrank Brown, junior. 128. Frank has
plcnty of spirit and stamina. Hi- is a jun-
ior anal will lic hai-li in-Xt yn-ar.
liarl Brown. sn-nior. IMS. Thai lm-am was
we-alwm-cl hy l'iarl's graduation al mill-
ycar. l'iarl's favorilc holcl was the figure
four. which many fans have se-cn him
apply.
Ralph lloon. sophomore-. 1-116.
Phil Guttman. sophomore-. Phil has hcl-n
vvry aggressive ancl tough comps-tilion in
thi- higln-r weights. Phil slioulcl lu- a rug-
nlar nvxt season.
Georgm- liinclcr. sa-nior. ln-avywciglil.
clL'0l'U't' is one of thc' Sl1'0ll"'l'Sl lmovs on thr-
F' P' -
Sf uacl. This, alono' with his c nil-li lhinkinff.
FN ri
Q-nalilvs him to lu- a wi-ll-lialam-cal wri-sth-r.
Gvorgv plan-ml lhiral in thi- Stale' Tourna-
nu-nl last yr-ar.
.lohn Javoris. junior. He- is om- of lln-
smarlcr wreslh-rs in his wi-ight. with ph-nly
of powl-r lo hack up his lurains. .lohn will
lic laavlc To slrcngllivn llu- li-am nvxl yi-ar.
.lcrry Kcyvs. junior. This was .li-rry's
sl-conml ycar on lhe loam. .lvrry sliowvcl
mum-h improvvmcnt. Tin- squail shonlil lwn-
vfit lay his prvsciim- ni-xt ya-ar.
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Eugene lYilson. junior, 13-1-. was one of
the strong hoys in his division. This was
Geneis second year on the squad. He has
one more year and should he one of the
roughest on next year's squad.
.laek Feldman. sophomore. 112.
Holm Clines. junior. 10-14. This was l3ob's
tirst year on the squad. He is a junior and
has another year. lloh should he improved
very mueh hy next year.
Bill lirh. junior. 112. Bills speed and
endurance mark him a top-noteh wres-
tler. He took second in the State last year
and should he first this year.
Nick Marino. senior. 133. This serappy
little senior has done a fine joh of wrestling
all season. His aggressive attitude was a
real inspiration to this year's squad.
Dick Fox. junior. 165. Diek is one of
the most improved wrestlers on the squad.
He was undefeated this year and will he
hack to eontinue his winning streak.
lloh AI2l1'il'll. junior. heavyweight. won
the State championship last year at 165
pounds. lioh has heen wrestling heavy-
weight this year and is one of the aggres-
sive hoys of the team.
Don Hoag. senior. 1-145. has heen wres-
tling for four years and has the most knowl-
edge of wrestling on the squad. He has
hecn an added strength to the team.
.laek Hoag. junior. 113. is a very ae-
complishcd leg wrestler and will he hack
to show his talents next year.
The ? ying Ylainclad
Front Rn:cvJ, Tarantino, R., Moore, J. Mayer, C. Mast. E. Brown, R. Hutt'man, D. Satava,
C. Anient, Second Raza'-I. Stulmlvart, E, Noblwe, J. Conway, 13. Fondran, A, Pettit, 13. Lewis,
IS. Thompson, J, ltohrich, S, Janovac. Third Row-li, Sumner, F. Andreueci, R. Chidley, 13.
Marieh, T, Cousineau, B. Lindsay, B. Szurszewski, F, Case, C. Swaekhamer.
TRACK SUMMARY
Victorious in three major meets, the Admiral thinclads sped through the iinest season in Shore
track history.
In successfully defending their Mentor Relays crown. won last year for the tlrst time, Shore's
traekmen scored 55 7X10 points to hopelessly outclass Brush, Ashtabula, with IGIAL points.
Tl1e following week the thinclads journeyed to Rocky River where they captured the River Relays
title by scoring 38 points to top Rocky Riveris 35, and Euclid Ccntral's 19 points.
V Highlighting the season was the lflastern Conference hfeet which was held on the Shore oval. The
host team won seven first places, amassing a total of SS points, to add the conference trophy to its
collection.
The team. one of the most well-balanced in Shore's history, was laden with star performers.
The hest showing of the year was made at the Conference Meet by .lack Rohrich who lwlazcd
down the cinder path to a double victory in the 100 and 220 yard dashes. Jack established a new
Conference record of 22.7 seconds in the 220.
Other outstanding performers were Crayton Mast. who placed second in the State Meet in the
shot put: Byron lfondran. Burgess Lewis. lid Nohhc and lrlarl Brown. who made up the Ucrackn mile
relay team which was victorious in the Conference Meet and third in the District Meet: and Ralph
Jones, .lerry Conway, Al Pettit. Steve Janovas. Randal Holtman. Dick Satava. Chuck Amcnt. Bill
Thompson. Ralph Chidlcy and Rob Marich, all consistent point winners throughout the season.
SEASON RECORD
MENTOR RHLAYS
Shore .............. 7f10
Brush .............., 18
Ashtabula ........... IGIIQ -, 3 ?e-'
ROCKY RIV1-ZR In-:L.u's ,Q0 1 J , f
Shore ................... as U' if llgfiwf A Q jw
Rocky River ...... . . .35 Z I
Euclid Central ...... . . .19 -?. It
Euclid Central ........... 'Ll L-W
TRIANGULAR MEET :ACC
Shore ................. 'YQTQ 'TQTEKN
VVilloughlJy . . ...... 36 A , . ..
Ashtabula .............. 35 X Z Q 'Tn 5
Shore, S21f3g Shaw, A1+21f2 ---- N
CONFERENCE MEET 'W
Shore .............. .. . SS
Brush . . . . . . 53
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Row Une-l,. Molnar, A. Trivisanno, S. Mihelick, C. Hill, J. Olnert. Row Two-R. O'Green
G, NVilson, Olsen, E. Pringle, F. Joranko, J. Javoris, J. NVenning, J. Pohto, Row Three
IJ, Anzells. F. Brown, li. XVilson, L, Spino, Krivacic, B. Lucas, C. Barclay, J. Mihelulx
Row Four-'l', Ahey.
Handicapped with only three returning letter-
men Coach John Pohto molded his green aggre-
gation into a squad which won Seven and lost
eight. and finished third in the conference stand-
ings.
Ray O'Green. Stan Michelick and Jack Obert
were returning lettermen who formed the nucleus
of the team.
High points of the season. oddly enough. were
two losseS to a powerful liuclid Central nine
which later copped the city championship.
This year's team will be bolstered hy John
Michelic. Eugene Pringle, Frank Joranko, John
Javoris. Jack VVenning. Ray O'Green. Tom Alley
and Don Anzells. all lettermen from last 3'ear's
squad.
SEASON RECORD
YYilloughlmy ......... fi
St. Ignatius . . .
liuclid Central ....
Q Cleveland Heights .... 11
is 47 fx Bedford ........ . . . li
Q, . Garfield .. .
N f Brush ........
96oR Maple Heights . .
4 ' Garfield ......
X Q? liuclid Central . . .
69 lg, Shaw ........
x Brush ..........
'if 4 Maple Heights ..
Collinwood ........
Shaw ............
Shore
Shore
Shore
Shore
Shore
Shore
Shore
Shore
Shore
Shore
Shore
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State Cllamps-Cleveland Heights.
City Champs-l'luclid Centra
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Tom Alley, a sophomore pitcher. Lanky
Tom is a mainstay of the Admiral pitching
Staff. His deceptive delivery makes him
one of the strongest hurlers in the league.
Chuck Hill. a senior catcher. Chuck was
one of the ablest receivers in the league.
A real chatter box, he was an inspiration to
the entire squad because of his drive which
compensated for his lack of size.
Frank Joranko. a unior shortstop. Frank
is a coach's dream. His snappy fielding.
steady hitting, and all round team play
mark Frank as a real "player's player." a
valuable asset to any team.
John Javoris, a sophomore third base-
man. Johnny is a "cracker-jack" third
baseman. His snappy fielding and consis-
tent hitting make him an outstanding guard-
ian of the "hot corner." .
Ed Krivacic, a sophomore pitcher. lids
strong right arm deprived many opposing
batsmen of a chance to get on base. His
blazing fast ball and fast-breaking curve
willcontribute many victories to this year's
record.
Stan hlihelick. a senior outfielder. This
husky right-hander was a real threat at the
plate. His keen batting eye and superb
fielding made him one of the most valuable
members of last yearls squad.
Jolm hlihelick, a versatile sophomore.
Jolm played both first base and the outfield
with equal brilliance. The team's power
hitter, he will be expected to contribute
many extra base drives and runs batted in
to this year's total. '
Jack Obert. a senior first baseman. Jack
was the captain of the Admiral nine. His
catlike fielding marked him as an outstand-
ing first sacker. A fine team player. Jack's
spirit and determination will be missed this
vear.
Ray O'Green. Ray's fast and hard pitch-
ing was the mainstay of Shores baseball
team last year. Being a junior. his excep-
tional curve will be a formidable foe to his
opponents next year and his deceptive fast
ball will also be feared.
Eugene Pringle. a junior second base-
man. The pivot man on Shores double-
play combination. A'Oogie" is an outstand-
ing member of this year's squad. His de-
fensive play is matched by his eye at the
plate. k
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FOOTBALL BASKETBALL
Years S
1937 .. ..4
1938 1
1939 . ..M
1910 ..... 1
1911 ..... 1
1912 ..... M
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Al Trivissanno, a senior outfielder.
"Zookie" was a dependable fielder and an
outstanding hitter. The garden corps was
strengthened by the presence of this husky
"slugger."
.lack Wlenning. a junior outiielder, is a
fast base runner and a good hitter. Al-
though he is small. he takes care of the
eenteriield position very well. His strong
throwing arm enables him to throw into
the infield with great accuracy. All his
qualities will be welcome next year.
Don Anzells. a junior catcher. was un-
matched in Greater Cleveland until he
broke his collar bone in midseason. He has
a strong arm for throwing men out at the
bases. His excellent hitting and catching
will be a great asset to next year's team.
BASEBALL
Yea 1' s S VV L Y ea r s S 1V
1936 ..... 6 7 1 1936 ..... 2 7
1937 ..... 2 10 3 1937 ..,.. 2 S
1938 ..... Z 12 5 1938 .. .4 7
1939 ..... 2 9 3 1939 ..... 3 10
1 910 ..... 2 s 1 1 910 ..... t 9
1911 ... .M 13 6 1911 ..... E 11
1912 .. 16 3 1912 ..... 2 9
1913 ... .X 15 1 1913 ..... 3 9
1911 ..... 2 11 1 1911 ..... 3 10
1915 ..... 2 13 2 1915 .. .3 20
1916 ..... 6 11 1 1916 .. .H 18
1917 ..... X 15 2 1917 ..... 3 7
1+-Conference Champions 1-Con ference Champions
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UUH FRIENDS
lliemvrie That linger
FEBRUARY 26
The grapplers decisioned John Hay, 27-11,
over in their gym this afternoon.
FEBRUARY 27
Eastern Conference basketball play was con-
cluded tonight as our second-place Admirals
downed Maple Heights, 72-41.
MARCH 19
The basketball dance was held tonight. Every-
one was thrilled by the crowning of the queen.
MARCH 30
The boys really had to pay for their suppers
tonight at the Friendship Box Social.
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FEBRUARY 13
Friday the 13th brought good luck to our ath-
letic aggregations as the basketball team downed
Brush, 32-29 and the wrestlers turned back To-
ledo DeVilbiss, 33-5.
FEBRUARY 20
The American Legion gave our P. A. system
fund a real boost today when they generously
donated 35100 to the Council's total.
FEBRUARY 23
No school today!
FEBRUARY 24:
Choir Night was held this evening. The pro-
gram was beautiful.
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APRIL 1 ' MAY 22
Tonight's band concert was no April Fool. Everyone had a wonderful time at the Prom.
Everyone enjoyed the fine musical program. BIAY 23
APRIL 16 and 17
Mr. Angene and the seniors scored again with
a wonderful presentation of "Dear Ruth" for
the Senior Play.
APRIL 241
Soft lights, sweet music, and gayly colored
formals highlighted tonight's Spring Formal.
lNlAY 7
The seniors really displayed their talent at
their Senior Night. Program in the auditorium
this evening.
Bacculaureate Services were held for the sen-
iors this afternoon.
JUNE 1
The fun really began at the Senior Banquet to-
night. Thank goodness tll61'C,S no school for the
seniors tomorrow morning.
JUNE 2
That walk up the aisle after graduation seems
like a thousand miles. VVe got our diplomas to-
night. It's all over now.
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LOYALLY SUPPORTS
All Deparlmenls of Shore School
and Assisls in Many Ways
ALL PARENTS ARE INVITED TO
IOIN SHORE R TfA.
IN I948
14 6616 am ge 77wcw!. . ,
. . . WHEN SHE EABNS HER HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
0 And she should be proud when she tokes her pldce ds d Wdge-
eorner. 'Telephone Girl" is o proud title in business . . . whether
it's operotor, stenogropher or clerk. The telephone girls does
interesting, useful Work which is importont to everyloody.
0 She con tdke pride in her pdycheck which grows steodily,
ddding six raises. The tirst l8 months, she coin Ioe proud ot her
lousiness home dnd friendly girls with Whom she Works. Thorough
troining gives her confidence ond good pertormdnce eorrns her
promotion.
0 YOU, too, con loe pleosed ond proud with o telephone job.
APPLY: WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
700 Prospect Avenue - Room 901
THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
'fl Good Place to Workw
COMPLIMENTS OF
CLEVELAND CXVIRE WORKS BEST WIS'-IES T0 THE
General Electric Co.
1331 Chardon Road
EUCLID,17, oH1o
OF I948
PRINTCRAFT PRESS
Operated by a Iune, 1948, Shore Graduate A.
IAMES L. DOSTAI, IR.
296 East 210th Street
IVanhoe 5694 Euclid 23, Ohio A R C H I T E C T
g ooNeRArULATioNs sENioRs or '48
from
SENIOR SISTERS B-2
CONGRATULATIONS
to the
CLASS OF '48
FRIEDMAN JEWELERS
22312 Lake share Blvd.
COMPLHVIENTS OF
LAKE SHORE TAVERN
21939 Lake Shore Blvd.
REdwood 9872
H I L D A ' S
Children Apparel Shop
An Exclusive
CHILDRENS APPAREL SHOP
22378 Lake Shore Blvd.
REclwood 0440 Euclid 23, Ohi
COMPLIMENTS OF
TAUCHER'S
MEAT MARKET
East 260th St. REdwood 1950
0
Northeast Appliance and
Furniture Company
LARGEST AND MOST MODERN
STORE lN EUCLID
YOU WILL ALWAYS DO BETTER AT
Northeast Appliance Furniture
Shopping At Our Store ls a Pleasur
22530 Lake Shore Blvd.
Next to Shore Theater RE. 2303
819 East 185th Street
Next to La Salle Theater KE. 5700
Franey and Glen, Props.
LOU CfRDlNA, Sales Manager
lERRY BOHINC, Prop.
ALBERT J. SCI-IAEFER
I E W E L E R
687 East 185th Street
COMPLHVIENTS OF
CONTR1BUTlON FROM
SHORE MOTORS,
INC.
Upson Pharmac CLEVELAND EUCLIDS LARGEST AND
Y HQBBING FINEST EOUIPPED DEALER
Rfzdwaad 1130 COMPANY 2248f1Lggke S:Egi3B1Vd-
WOO
The COMPUMENTS OF
EUCL1D'S OLDEST IEWELERS
22570 Lake Shore Blvd.
REdwood 0155
Ivan Food Market
East 222nd at Ivan Ave.
KEnmore 1 1 16
The Continental
Products Co.
PAINT MANUFACTURERS
EUCLID, OHIO
Compliments of the S
shone Gldldl Ccvmmlttee
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CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE
CLASS OF I948
.Simone .Student Counclfl
CONGRATULATIONS!
Our Heortiest Congrcxtulotions
TO THE SHORE HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATES, STUDENT BODY
FACULTY ON THE SUCCESSFU
SCHOOL YEAR IUST COMPL
Grdina Hardware
22336 Lake Shore Blvd
REdwood 0403
AN
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Ulnunawick ton qllowenla
D "ORCHlDS OF COURSE"
L In The New Shore Center Bldg.
D FLoWER Fon ALL EVENTS
We Deliver
REdwood 0200
LueIIa O. Beerman
TEACHER OF VOICE
REclowood 0585
COMPLIMENTS OE
THE DILLE ROA
LUMBER CO.
1420 DILLE ROAD
EUCLID, OHIO
KEnmore 0592
D
BRIGANT BROS. BARBER SHOP
646 EAST 185th STREET
Over 20 Yeorrs in the Some Location
CompIimenI's
of
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CompIimen+s
of
CL!FFEL'S
BAKERY
THE BEST
IN
BAKED GOODS
IVanhoe 0991
22030 Lake Shore Blvd.
Complnnents of the
E. W. Bliss Co.
Boy's Leaders Club
CL E AN SPEE C1-I
E. 222nd St. and St. Clair Ave. C L E A N S P O R T S
CLEAN LIVING
COMPLIIVIENTS OF
Wean Equipment
Company
COMPLIMENTS OF THE
SE I RCLASS
F I948
CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES
If you are inIeresIeoI in Ihe possibiliies of empIoymenI
in Ihe Iadrory or offices of e progressive EucIioI manu-
Iaclrurer, you are ir1viIeoI Io conIac+ our
Personnel DeparImenI
EUCLID ROAD MACHINERY CO.
1361 N. CHARDON ROAD
22800 ST. CLAIR AVENUE
MAXIE'S Beverage Store
BEERS - WINES - CORDIALS
SOFT DRINKS
923 East 222nd Street
flax Oerl Euclid, Ohio
Nottingham Hardware Co.
18708 St. Clair Avenue
CLEVELAND 10, OHIO
IVanhoe 0665
SHORE THEATER
Lake Shore Boulevard
at East 225th Street
EUCLID, OHIO
ADELAN HAIR SHOPPE
Specializing In
RILLINOS PERMANENT WAVE
AND HAIR STYLING
REdwood 4868
ADAM'S MEAT MARKET
520 East 200th Street
QUALITY MEATS AND
POULTRY
Telephone IVanhoe 2386
F. W. WOOLWORTH CO.
B48 East 185th Street
Shore Cleaners 8: Furriers
SAME DAY sraavics
Bring Your Garments in by Noon,
Pick Up at 5:00 P.M.
Cash and Carry
Pressing While You Wait
Shore Theatre Bldg.
22490 Lake Shore Blvd.
REdwod 2244
FLOORCRAE' T CO.
CARPETINO QS LINOLEUM
EXPERT WORKINIANSIIIP
623 East 185th Street
EUCLID 19, OHIO
FOY DRUG STORE
638 East 185th Street
CLEVELAND. OHIO
KEnmore 0988
AUTHORIZED DEALER
BULOVA - LONGINES - GRUEN
WITTNAUER - ELGIN
HAMILTON
WATCHES AT
ELWITT IEWELRY CO.
890 East 185th Street
BlLL'S CLOTHES
Everything for Men and Boys
D E M S H A R ' S
22034 Lake Shore Blvd.
COMPLIMENTS OE
Two siomzs EUCLID, OHIO Beachiand
618 East 185th Street REdW00d 4770
--and -- Pharmac
GABBY'S
Delicious Sandwiches
22400 Lake Shore Blvd.
DRENIK'S BEVERAGE
DISTRIBUTING. INC.
23776 Lakeland Blvd.
BETTY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE
606 East 185th Street
REdwood 2548
Specilizing In
Rffdwggd 9854 REdwood 3300 REdwod 3301 PERMANENT WAVES
CONGRATULATIONS
SHORE HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATING CLASS OF I948
We Know You Will Tal4e Aclyantage ot the lvlany Opportunities,
Awaiting You in This New Worlcl
CHASE BRASS 5' COPPER CQ.
INCORPORATED
Subsidiary ot Kennecott Copper Corporation
1260 EAST 260th STREET EUCLID I7, OHIO
Telephone 3960
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CONSIDER the advantages of joining a local business organization with
world-wide sales and manufacturing connections.
CONSIDER the advantages ot ioining a company which offers the
opportunity to learn most any type of work-manufacturing,
engineering, mechanical servicing,selling,secretariaI,or clerical.
CONSIDER the advantages ot talking with people in a personal clepart-
ment which is interested in Euclid and Euclid people . . . the
Personnel Department of
ADDRESSOC-RAPH-MULTIGRAPH CORPORATION
izoo BABBITT ROAD EUCLID, oi-no
HUMPHREYS 5-I RISHER
444 East 200111 Street
MATT F. INTIHAR
REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE
NOTARY PUBLIC
PRODUCTION MACHINE COW-P1imGHTS 630 East 222nd Street
21491 Naumcmn Avenue
WGBH Iv. 2644 Iv. neva
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IOY COMPLIMENTS ar
THE AUSTIN COMPANY
MANUFACTURING
T H O M P 5 O N ENGINEERS - BUILDERS
P R O D U C T S
E U C L I D O H10 COM PANY East 222nd 5. N.K.P.R.R.
S O L O N
SHORE DEPT. STORE CCMPUMENTS DRUG STORE
22040 Lake shore Blvd. OF
REdwood 5151
LAKE SHORE FLORIST
PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS
21051 Euclid Avenue
21860 Lake Shore Blvd.
COMPLIIVIENTS OF .
S Rogurch Realm Gorse Dellcatessen
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18000 Lake Shore Blvd- Wallpaper Ice Cream, Shelf Groceries
Ivanhoe 6430 Magazines, Sc1'1ooI Supplies
CONGRATULATIONS
SENIORS
Nadine's Beauty Shoppe
20030 Lake Shore Blvd.
IVanhoe 3775
COCI-IRAN PAINT STORE
22560 Lake Shore Blvd.
THE STANDARD OIL CO.
22311 Lake shore Blvd.
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3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS
l2022 Easi' 9+h Sfreef - - MAin 2430
lO537 Carnegie Avenue - RAndolp5'n 5676
l5IOI De+roi+ Avenue - ACademy 2727
BLACK I DU TRIES . . .
BLACK DRILL MEC-BAD ci MACHINE CO.
COMPANY COMPANY BLACK BORING
A GOOD PLACE TO WORK
AND A GOOD PLACE TO BUY
"C" CHARLEY
The Beer and Wine Man
For Anything and Everything in
"BEVERAGES"
Finest Beers, Wines, Ales, Cordials
Cocktails, Vermouths, Highballs
Ginger Ales, Etc.
All to Take Home - Ice Cold
We Deliver to 5 P.M. Only
677 East 185th Street
coMPLiMENTs or
UPSON FOOD STORE
Groceries - Vegetables
Frozen Foods
485 East 260th Street
REdwood 1950
IN EUCLID ITS . . .
SMITH'S
E. 222nd St. cmd Lake Shore Blvd.
FOR GOOD FOOD WELL SERVED IN A
WHOLESOME ATMOSPHERE OF
WARM FRIENDLINESS I
COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE
On All Makes of Cars
GOOD LUCK Brake Benning and Adiusting
Motor Overhauling cmd RADIQS - RECQRDS
to the Motor Tune-up
,48 CLASS Fast Service Work Guaranteed APPLIANCES SERVICED
Lake Shore-Hiller Service
WHEATCRAFT COMPANY Lake Shore Blvd. and Hiller - KE. 2710
Approved Chevrolet Mechanics
Reinhold Iohnson Chuck Szabrak
WELCOME TAVERN
937 EAST 222nd STREET
KEnmore 9713
COMPLIMENTS
OF
GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB
cmd
GIRLS' LEADERS' CLUB
of
EUCLID SHORE
COMPLIMENTS OF
Photo Supplies
KE. 1313 638 East 185th St.
HAROLD FURNITURE CO.
708 EAST 185111 STREET
GEOMETRIC
EAGLE STAMPS
BUDGET TERMS
CORNWALL
THE INDEPENDENT DEI-ICATESSEN
602 East 185th Street
CO. KEnmore 2892 Free Delivery
19620 Nottingham Road BEER AND WINE
CLEVELAND, OHIO
IVcmhoe 2000
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE
CLASS OF 1948!
MANLEY BEAUTY SHOP
26592 Lake Shore Blvd.
REdwood 1442
NOTTINGHAM
DEPARTMENT STORE
SHOES AND FURNISHINGS
FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
18607 St. Clair Avenue
CLEVELAND 10. OHIO
Leonard Mandel, Prop.
CONGRATULATIONS
SENIORS OF '48
Kay Ieffery, Inc.
22308 Lake Shore Blvd.
EUCLID. OHIO
REdwood 0565
HYDRAULIC
EQUIPMENT CO.
1100 East 222nd Street
A GOOD PLACE TO WORK
Congratulations to the
Class ol 1948
PANDY BARBER SHOP
26592 Lake Shore Blvd.
Euclid, Ohio
IVanhoe 5620
MARTIN'S
E. 185th St. Poultry Market
LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY
685 East 185th Street
CLEVELAND 19, OHIO
Martin Bickart
MODEL FOOD MARKET
FULL LINE OF
GROCERIES - IVIEATS
SIMENS DRY GOODS
We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps
EXPERT I-IEMSTITCI-IING
COMPLIMENTS OF
THE AIR COMPRESSOR
BEVERAGES RENTAL COMPANY
445 East zooih Street Ivanhoe 64465
Kgnmore 7447 694 East 200th Street
JOHN KNIFIC REALTOR
820 East 185th Street IVanhoe 7540
MOSS POINT
REMEMBER . . . CLEANERS
WILDWOOD FLORAL I COMPLIMENTS OF CLEANERS o TAILORS
FOR CORSAGES TUCKER SHOE STORE EURRIERS
We Deliver ivfmhee 32151 sas East 185th Street Free Delivery REdwood 0719
20020 Lake Shore Blvd.
CONGRATULATIONS SON CLEANERS 5: DYERS EUCLID FORD COMPANY
SENIORS OF '48 MAIN PLANT FO D ALES ND E I
WATERWASH 406 East 156th St. - IVanhoe 5252 R S A S RV CE
BRANCH STORE Your Neighborhood Ford Dealer
335 East 200th Street
Telephone KEnmore 0956
526 East 200th St. - IVanhoe 5221
We Pick Up and Deliver
495 East 185th Street
At Lake Shore Blvd.
BARKER 6. STAMPF EL
HOME APPLIANCE, INC.
22068 Lake Shore Blvd.
REdwood 4450
"EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
EOR THE HOME"
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COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE
O
17600 Lake Shore Road
CLEVELAND, OHIO
Phone IVanhoe 9506
MARIAN'S
804 East 222nd Street
SHOWER SUGGESTIONS
BIRTHDAY SUGGESTIONS
EULL LINE OE GREETING CARDS
LADIES' I-IOSIERY - HANDKERCHIEES
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE
I
cLAss or '48
CENTER
Beverage ancl Delicatessen.
I
22362 Lake Shore Blvd.
Un New Shopping Centerl
Iohn Simcic, Prop,
REdwood 0706 Euclid 23, Ohio
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SALLY SHOPPE
SUITS - COATS - DRESSES
Hosiery - Accessories
21910 Lake Shore Blvd.
dwood 4005 Euclid, Ohio
CONTRIBUTION
OE THE
ST. CLAIR
COAL AND SUPPLY CO.
BEST WISHES TO THE
CLASS OE 1948
Benton Building Co.
790 East 260th Street
BEdwood 1133
COMPLIMENTS OE THE
Bielfield Tire Co.
U. S. TIRES
4500 PROSPECT AVENUE
CONGRATULATIONS
REctwood 5050
WATKINS FURNITURE CO.
22015 LAKE SHORE BLVD.
The Wr ghts Store The Boulevard Florist
696 East 185th Street
SERVING EUCLID
EOR 22 YEARS
LOU'S TAVERN
783 East 222nd Street
IVanhoe 7038
Louis Tomrok, Ir., Prop.
22630 Lake Shore Blvd.
REdwooc1 0515
WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS
lack Corlee, Propi
C. N. Davis Funeral Home
18915 Nottingham Road
43 YEARS SERVICE TO THE
COMMUNITY
FRED KRAUSS
GARAGE
COMPLIMENTS OE
Keith Weigle Motors, Inc.
DeSOTO - PLYMOUTH
20941 Euclid Avenue
EUCLID 17. OHIO
Phone IVanhoe 4500
ARMS SODA BAR
843 East 222nd Street
KEnmore 9750
DELICATESSEN
BOVVMANS ICE CREAM
Open Till Ten
Gouse Accordion School
NEW AND USED ACCORDIONS
ACCORDIONS ELECTRIEIED
ACCESSORIES
Sax-Clar Reeds
KEnmore 2431
878 East 185th Street
Chas. G, Ozcm, Mgr. KE. 4530
MAYOR KENNETH I. SIMS
WM. A. ABBOTT WALTER HEHR
HARRY J. KNUTH MICHAEL J BOICH
CARL WINKLER WM. F. BURNS
HAROLD B. CRAWFORD HUGO A LUX
RALPH V HILL GLENNA H CLARK
PAUL H TORBET
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SHORE Y-TEEN
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