Shadyside High School - Shadean Yearbook (Shadyside, OH)

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':1+5iW !l ' xi, 710.5 e j U NIOR HISTORY-Continued Mr. Kirkland-Juniors. ,theft to rightl. First row-Frank Hartsock, Mil- dred Helms, Ora Hess, Alta Hill, Joe Hizsek, Geraldine Iams. Second row'-Jim lrvine, Jack Jarrett, Howard Jennewein, Sylvia Jonnewein, Eileen Jones, Clifford Kelly. Third row--Dale Keyser, Lloyd Keyser, Joe Klein, Mary Klovenick. Eleanor Ladyga, Mary Frances llanders, lfourtli row--Edward Latos, Clin- ton Londo, George Magyar, Stanley Malolepszy. Bill Maloney, Kenneth Mayhugh. Fifth rtixx'-Warren Messenger, Charles Myers, Anna Mihalek, Mary A. Miller, Ella May Monahan, Fran- cis McGee. Sixth row--Tom Morgan, Eleanor McGuire, George Morris, Martha Nesbitt, Betty Pacifieo, Dorothy Perrin. CNO picture: Vivian Meddingsl. Once again came the task of electing class officers. The result was as follows: Praridwzf .,............ ...... G eorge Magyar V ire Prefjdezzf ..,....... ....... D ale Keyser Serrefary-Treaizlref' ...... ............ I ack Jarrett Hzfforzafz .......,........ .. ..... .......... H ester Campbell During our three short years in high school, we have been well represented in all activitiesg clubs, the band, and sports. In the latter field we have produced several outstanding athletes. All in all, I'd say we have a class of which to be proud. 24 H.

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JUHIUHS ' Righty First row-.lean Ambler, Eleanor Ankenbrand. Virginia Arfsher. Mary Aug-ust, Mike August, La Vernv lla:-is. Second row-Charles Berry, Kath- ryn Bosse, Clarence I-Eeveridge, June lleveridge, Fred' lloyd, Anna Marie Brown. Third row-elflo Campbell, Hester Campbell, Marie Campbell, VVilliani Carpenter, Clara Chase, Dale Crum- baker. Fourth row --Juanita Vlieriiey, Victoria Dvorak, Elaine Farmer. .lack Frantic. Sally Gabriel, Irene Gotting'er. Fifth row-Dolly Goddard, Frank Green. Julia Green, Elizabeth Hader. Sixth row--Iiarl llallam, Jim Hal- lett, Norma Hays. JUNIOR HISTORY juniors at last! Can it be possible? Only one more year now remains until we shall have reached our goal. Upon entering high school, in 1937, with one of the largest classes in the history of our school, we were not as green as Freshmen are supposed to be. We took our school life as a matter of course, and rapidly adjusted ourselves to it. At our first class meeting we elected the following officers: Pres., Charles Berry, V. Pres., Dale Keyser, Sec. Hester Campbell, Treas., Betty Pacificog Hist., jim Stonebraker. As the year rolled around, we found ourselves occupying the position of Sophomores. By now we felt like veterans at the game and acted accordingly. Except for an advanced position in the school, our life this year was much the same as last. A com- mittee was chosen to nominate the officers, and the class voted. The result was: Pres., Juanita Cherneyg V. Pres., Betty Pacifico, Sec., Charles Berry, Treas., Eleanor Ladygag Hist., Hester Campbell. We also adopted our class colors, Red and White, and our flower, the Rose. Then with the coming of a new school year, we found ourselves as Juniors. This, we feel, is almost the best year in high school, with all its social activities, namely class parties, the junior Class Play fa huge success, by the wayj, and, best of all, the Primm. 25 i Mr. Spitlor - Juniors theft to

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Mr. xvflgllll-.llll1lOI'S. theft tu rightb. First row-Ann Votetz, Joe Pres beg, Ralph Reed, Charles Richards. George Ruble, Joh11 Rusinko. Second row - Josephine Salva, Danny Santavicea, Dale Schaffer. Hazel Schell, Charles - Schramm, Mike Schur. Third row-Rosemary Slack, Mike Slezak, Betty Snyder, Edna Stem- kowski, Walter Stemkowski, Jimmy Stonebraker. Fourth rowflicn Taylor, Charles Thomas, Tom Truax, Eugene Tuc- ker, Arnold Yan Dyno, Betty Van Dyne. Fifth row-William Vincent, Mil- dred Vucelich, Betty Ward, Dorsey VVard, Jim VVeIls, Irene Wespremi. Sixth row-Helen VVest, Betty VViggins, Adeline XVodiske, Mary H. Zaccagnini. KNQ picture: Bill Taylory. lv.