Shadyside High School - Shadean Yearbook (Shadyside, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1947 volume:

hs.. K' . , The girls in the jeans .... Us on a bus and dressed up, too .... The better half of the Iunior class .... And who are you?? .... Having a conference?? Our new band .... The bell rang!!! .... We want a touchdown .... Gee, the things you have to do to belong . . . lvl See our new library .... She checks our books .... Band practice . . . . The famed Professor Shay Dean . . . . Love must be grand . . . . Suzie and UA. K. A... Bathing Beautyllll I8l ,RBD S546 Ouchlll .... Two pretty maids .... Sextet .... Gals in calico . . . . Don't fall, Elsa . . . . l9I it txilx iil jlitiliv, EV 9 . 131 Superintendent Principal MR. PAUL FREDERICK SMITH MR. FLOYD V. WRIGHT A. B. Heidelberg College A. B. Bethany College M. A. Ohio State University M. A. University of Pittsburgh Mr. David T. Keyserg Mr. I. R. Nalleyg Dr. R. H. McCommon, Presidentg Dr, W. I, Nesbitt, Vice Presidentg Dr. Earl A. Schaferg Mr. R. N. Perkins, Clerk. BOARD OF EDUCATION These men are among the leaders of our community, and it is their con- stant endeavor to provide the best possible facilities for our schools. During the past year some major improvements were made to our school buildings, and whenever conditions permitted, they made every effort toward the ad- vancement of our educational opportunities. The fine spirit of cooperation manifested by the faculty and student body was appreciated by the board. f1Ul MISS MARY C. CAMBRIC BS., University of West Virginia Fairmont State Teachers' College Home Economics, Girls' Physical Education Adviser, Charmettes MB. DONALD COUPLAND A.B., West Liberty College Social Science, Physical Education Baseball, Basketball, Coach Football, Assistant Coach MRS. IOSEPI-IINE I-IESS BS., Ohio University Commercial Adviser, Orange et Noir MB. ARLIE KEITH A.B., West Liberty College General Science, Biology Football, Coach MR. GEORGE KBOLL A.B., West Liberty College Geometry, Mathematics, Physics Adviser, Projection Club MISS RUTH ANN NEPTUNE BS., Muskingum College English Adviser, Girl Reserves 96 s hx SMS MISS BETTE PUSKAS Secretary to the Superintendent MR. HOWARD POND B.S., Ohio University Industrial Arts MISS VELMA BODEFER Assistant Principal A.B., Bethany College M,A., University ot Pittsburgh University of Wisconsin Algebra, Latin, Mathematics Adviser, Girl Reserves MISS PAULINE SWAMBEBG B.S., Kent State University Commercial Adviser, Shadean MR. IOSEPI-I TROSAK BS., Ohio State University MA., Ohio State University Girls', Boys' Glee Clubs, Band Adviser, I-Ii-Y MISS ELEANOR WHITEMAN A.B., Salem College Spanish, English Adviser, lunior and Senior plays Z xx '44 . .5-Sfigflfi-f'r':'iffYb, ' v Q4 . F52713'iifffl?-fE'5'::afJfiwE?gf3g-fit a -' 2 X' ,,.,, -g 1'K.'-pg. 'nf A 'rf A' anlfzealelap -' JI 1-.L Senior members of the Shadyside Band .... the gang .... pettin' their dog . it must be interesting ..,. one way to keep warm ,... freak .... let's go, luck .... four little freshmen .... hello, Ramon . . . ....cutepose.,, l131 LOITIS BLAZY Lou Mixed Chorus 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Class officer 4, Glee Club 4, Baseball Z, 3, 4. DALE BENNINGTON HBSTIH IEANNETTE BAKER Mixed Chorus l, Class Play 3, Glee Club l. ALBERT BADIA UAV, Eaieball 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Movie Club 2, ROBERT VANCE AULT Fat Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Q, as vs-an .59 Q33 G ri 5 -' 4 ,Navi f f r .5 Y flag, 'X ' 3,- -zf ' -llr , E ' 'w- P A , R 'K s'i i f t . , X 5? 5 I fx I Tx xx ix, 4 .-3 x , ! ,X 1 X THOMAS BRANNAN Rusty School paper ager l, Z, 3, 4. 4, Shadean Staff 4, Stage man- ARTHUR MARION BROWN Ferg. Mixed Chorus 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Spanish Club 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil l, Class Play 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Class officer 2, 4. GLENNA MAE CARPENTER Carpie Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Charmettes 3,4, Span- ish Club 3, Class Play 3, 4, Sports Club 3, 4. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, MARIO COLAPELLE Mar Spanish Club l 14 l 3, 4. PHYLLIS JEAN DAVIS Phil Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, School paper 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Charrnettes l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, 3, Class Play 3, Shadean Staff 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Sports Club 3, 4. WILLARD LEE DAVIS Bud Mixed Chorus 45 School paper 45 Declamation Contest 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Student council 15 Class officer 15 Class play 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Iunior Town Meeting of the Air 4. GEORGE DAWSON Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4. DONNA DAY Blackberry LOUIS DOMENICO Lou Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, BERNARD GERDAU Bernie Football 1, 2, 3, 4. SEN IORS r' l A 3 Q fa: in fm sy W will set . I I l . 'S , , x 51 J If ' NAV' Q Y M I 1' . X . '64 1 3- B6 an . ' lm S 45 4, . .:.- A ,vu 4? 4. V 4 f ...,' ggi 1 l lg! ull' I N 'l f ix llrl ' '5 w ,V - .Z h IOHN GULASI-I YaW Football manager 3, 4. DONALD I. GRIFFITHS D. I. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 45 Band 1, 25 Basketball Z, 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Student coun- cil 45 Shadean Staff 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LORRAINE OLIVE GREENWOOD Mixed Chorus 45 Charmettes I5 Clee club 3, 45 Library 1, 2, 3, 45 Sports club 4. ELIZABETH GREEN Lizzy THOMAS GIFFIN HTOITIH Mixed Chorus 45 School paper 35 Hi-Y 45 Class 15 officer 3, Class play 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4. I I I I ' ' v 1 , , I I . 11 . n X. wr' y , , ,.4,,. ' .. . - 5 . - , 3-x , , , - - i . y 'R A ,A x Q' - ,- I 4 . n 1 I I I , 1 . . 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MARY HELEN HADER Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Blee Club 1, 2. IALENE GULLEY HI- G... Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, School paper 4, Office force 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Charmettes l, 2, 3, 4, Class officer 1, 4, Sha- dean Staff 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Library 1, Sports Club 3, 4. if - 4 ' ' ' be x Y' 1 1 f-:. 3 'L f' .'.l 1 1 - 'xx 44 4. kj , f ' 5-'W . 4. 3' as ,af le-Y' THOMAS HAYTHORN Red Football 4, Spanish Club 4, Shadean Staff 4. ROBERT HEIDELBACH 1-leidel Football manager 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. RALPH ROBERT HURLEY Bob School paper 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Class play 4. RICHARD ARTHUR IERICO Pike Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Class officer 3, Class play 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. MARY IO IOHNSON NIO.. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Char- mettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Class I 15 1 Play 3, 4, Shadean Staff 3, Library 3, 4, Sports - Club 3, 4. ALAN STERLING IONES SENIORS Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 2, Basketball 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. BENA RUTH KEATING Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Band 3, Drum Mae jorette 4, Girl Reserves l, Z, 3, 4, Charmettes 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Library 3, Sports Club 3, 4. ROBERT KRNYAICH Boe Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. WALTER KRUPNIK Dumdee Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. ROBERT l-l. LANE Bob Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Hi-Y 4, Student Council l, Class Play 3, Glee Club 2, 4, luriior Town Meeting of the Air 4. 'is ,, , 3. Q, 34? , t in PATRlClA RUTH MEDDINGS Patty Girl Reserves l, 2, Charmettes l, 2, Glee Club 2, Library l, Class Play 4. BERNADINE MALONEY DALE MCLEOD Mac Basketball 3, Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sha- deari Staff 2, 3, THERESA MAGYAR Thres School paper 3, Office force 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Charmettes Z, 3, 4, Class Officer 4. BETTY LYKENS Becky Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Band 3, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Charmettes 1, 2, 3, 4, 17 1 Class officer 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. l MARY ELIZABETH NEFF SENIORS Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader I 2 3 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Charmettes I 2 3 4, Spanish Club 3, Class Play 3, I, 3, 4, Sports Club 3, 4. ESTHER MORRIS HES.. Mixed Chorus 2, 4, Declamation Contest 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Char- mettes I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, Class Officer 3, Class Play 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 4, Sports Club 3, 4, Iunior Town Meeting of the 4, Glee Club Air 4. ROBERT EUGENE MORGAN Bob Track 4, Projection Club 3. GERALD MONAI-IAN Ierry IRMA MARIORIE MINAMYER Erm School paper 1, 2, Charmettes 1, 2, 3, Student Council 3, Class Officer I, Library l, 2. a ,S Q sr ,is, . 2: fs. Q Q 3 .254 I , r . s i , 1 , 1 9' A 't-Q ,rl Q t 3 . -my I '. P: ,. ' if If I . ' L f I . T . -5 ROSEMARY NEMEC Mixed Chorus 2, Office Force 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Charmettes 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2. RICHARD NESBITT Chicken Lk Track 4. ROBERT NEWHART Bags Basketball Z, 3, 4, Track 4, Hi-Y 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Class Play 3. IAMES RUSSEL PALMER slim., DOROTHY PEAL I 19 1 --Dot-1 WILLIAM C. PIM BandBll12, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4. COLLETTA MARIE POTETZ Posey Band 3, 4, Girl Reserves 3, 4, Charmettes 3, 4, Sports Club 3, 4. NICK PREBEG Duck Basketball 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4. ROBERT RAMSER Bob Hi-Y 4. FREDERICK REITBERGER Fred Hi-Y 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4. QE, 'Z an 1 :pal as ,Q 'Vw t c kr ll X . YH? GEORGE SHULTZ Gas Football 1, 2, 3, 4. MELBA IEAN SBRISSA Shorty Mixed Chorus 3, 4, School Paper 3, 4, Office Force 4, Band 3, Sports Club 3, 4, Shop Clerk 1, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Charmettes l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Shadean Staff 1, 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Library l, 2. THOMAS V. SAUNDERS Tom Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 4. ' FRANCES SAMMONS Fanny Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, School Paper 4, Drum Majorette 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Charrnettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Shadean Staff 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Sports Club 3, 4. ROBERT I. RODEFER Red Mixed Chorus 4, Baseball 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Stu- 19 J dent Council 1, Glee Club 4. I SEN IOBS ELEANOR IEAN STEED School Paper 3, 4, Band 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Sports Club 3, Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Charm- ettes 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Library 2, Shop Clerk 2, Shadean Staff 3. PHYLLIS SLACK Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, School paper 4, Decla- mation Contest 4, Class Play 3, Drum Major- ette 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4, Charm- ettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 4, Glee Club l 2 4, Sports Club 3, lunior Town Meeting of the Air 4. NORMA ANGELINA SUDER Nor School Paper 4, Glee Club l. RUTH LEE TRUAX Shorty Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Office Force 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Charrnettes l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Class Officer 1, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sports Club 3, 4. ,vw juli' EDGAR ALLEN VANEK Mudhead' Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 4. SAM VUCEUCH Semo Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Class Officer Z, 3, Spanish Club, 3, 4, Student Council l, 3. 2 'cr lt WILLIAM H. WELLS Fess Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Shadean Staff 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3. VIVIAN MAE WATT Viv Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Band 3, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, Charmettes l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Glee Club l, Z, 3, 4, Sports Club 3, 4. 0 l vc: 32 is Snow .... Snow!!! .... Che-rokees .... More snow!!! .... Our future bcxrds . . . . Gruesome, isr1't it????? . . . . Egcxds, not ctgcrinllll . . . . It's melting . . . . Typing cxlwcrys kept us in . . . l211 Class History Can you imagine this group of students being juniors already? Neither can We, but here we are three rungs up on the ladder of the so-called ladder of education. We climbed from verdant freshmen, to silly sophomores, to jolly juniors. We may have had other names given us, too, but this is not the time and place to discuss that. Instead, we Wish to show that the junior class has been doing things to get this far in life. Our four officers this year are a fair representation of the class Who elected them. President, Harold Campbell, had a big year with committees for class dances, parties, class rings and junior-senior prom. Vice-president, Bob Hughes, could be seen helping him many times, Secretary-treasurer, Betty Ault, was the most popular person ever-she had the job of getting money in for all the above occasions. Historian, Mickey Franks, helped make a great deal of the history of the class besides recording it. Our class was Well represented in the Girl Reserves, Band, I-li-Y, Shadean Staff, Orange et Noir, Charmettes, glee clubs and the scholarship team. Many of our class took part in sports such as, football, basketball, track and base- ball. Others participated in planning the class party and dance, class play and junior- senior prom. FIRST ROW: Edward Andes, Betty Ault, Elia Badia, Etta Baker, Sally Boston, Betty Boyd, Kay Boyd Gene Brooks, Harold Campbell, Rosemary Chanek, Rena Colapelle, George Boyd. SECOND ROW: Richard Crofton, Mary Margaret Dennis, Margaret Dixon, Esther Ebeling, Earl Feis zli, Rupert Franks, Mary Frances Groves, Iames Hall, Mona Hall, Io Ellen Harris, Ella Mae Hart Mildred Crozier. THIRD ROW: Erma Heath, Don Helms, Dorothy Hobbs, Dick Hood, Robert Hughes, Nita Hurley Robert Irvine, Ierry Iohnson, Doreen Iones, lack Iones, Iunior Iunkins, Zora Cacich. . with the Iuniors 1221 Iunior Class Play On March 14 of this year the Iunior Class presented one of Robert Rays up-to-the-minute comedies, entitled, Campus Quarantine. This delightful, rollicking comedy of college life had been played with success on the pro- fessional stage and had for its locale, the sorority house on a Southern Cali- fornia campus. The situations were excrutiatingly funny and the characters true to life. The play was interesting because of the main plot-that of a girls' sorority house quarantined while some boys were still inside. The ac- tions were swift, the dialogue clever and witty and the actions were almost bewildering in the many mix-ups that Went to make Campus Quarantine the merry, mad, crazy but delightful play that it was. The cast was as fol- lows: Nita Hurley, Betty Snioller, Elsa Leasure, Elia Badia, Sally Boston, Erma Heath, lack lones, Earl Feiszli, Phil Perkins, Rupert Franks, Iames I-lall, Gene Brooks. -1 - FIRST ROW-Williarn Green, Nada Kanzig, Irene Kaveski, Sophia Kendjorsky, Garnet King, Robert Klein, Iames Koonce, Dolores Kovachic, Ruth Krock, Pete Kusko, Ed Large, George Lay. SECOND ROW: Alma lean Graham, Elsa Leasure, Iosephine Maskivish, Ronald Maskivish, Iohn McMahon, loann Nemec, Ioyce Nicholson, David Ogilbee, Mildred Piper, Charlotte Podrusek, Rich- ard Pumpa, Marilyn Schaefer. THIRD ROW: Sophia Vucelich, Virginia Shimko, Dolores Slack, Betty Smoller, Alva Stewart, Sara Vucelich, Robert Watt, Iames Weeks, Helen Wizba, Barbara Wolfe, Adeline Yocca, Phil Perkins. l23l l TOP ROW: Sherland Anderson, Don Bennington, Iames Blazy, lack Brooks, Mary Catherine CoWen,, Sue Crozier, Becky Davis, Sue Davis. SECOND ROW: Ramon DeCola, Patrick DeNardo, Gale Edwards, Bob Emory, Steve Farrier, Dick Greenwood, Rodney Harlan, Bill Hocker. THIRD ROWi Lillian Husek, Mike lohnson, Wallace Kark, Donna Koonce, loan Kruger, Clyde McCleod, Gordon Mayhugh, Tom Mecldings. FOURTH ROW: lames Mentz, Ruth Ann Mentz, Orlolf Miller, Bruce Moon, Charles Morgan, Bob Morgan, Ruth Ann Morris, Margaret Phillips. FIFTH ROW: William Piper, Harry Porter, Richard Pocllasiak, lean Pospisil, Betty Pringle, Alice Prezebeszv- ski, Mary Ann Ramsey, Mary lane Schramrn. SIXTH ROWi Bill Saunders, Gibson Shanley, Bob Soccorsi, Sam Sperry, Nancy Stroble, Elsie Temmink, Willa Tschappat, Phyllis Van Dyne. SEVENTH ROW: Evelina Vazzoli, Melvin Vucelich, Reba Watt, Beverly Wiggins, Helen Woloshuk, Tom Workman, Fred Moore, Richard Miller. EIGHTH ROW: Betty Ramsay, Katherine Slezak, Pat Holdren, Norma lean Tucker, lune Ieffers, Ann Hein- rich, Catherine letters, Dorothy Helms. . with the Sophomores 1 24 1 TOP ROW: Bob Albaugh, Marie Andes, Barbara Ashton, Ioy Barnes, Ianet Bommer, Kenneth Boyd, Rosellen Burkhart, George Brannen, SECOND ROW: Dale Brestle, Frances Brown, Ford Bryan, Kenneth Carpenter, Iean Cross, Waneta Davis, Bob Dawson, Tom Dixon. THIRD ROW: lane Franks, Iames Frantz, Ruth Freese, Ierry Glasow, Lawrence Green, Marvin Greenwood, Corina Hader, Roland Hall. FOURTH ROW: Dale Ham- mond, Dolly Hartline, Duane Hartline, Tom Hendershot, Natalie Hounestine, Ioan Hughes, Ieri Iones, lane Kirby. FIFTH ROW: Tom Kirkland, Beverly Landkrohn, Donna Marling, Eleanor Maskivish, Donald May- hugh, Ieanne McVay, Dale McVay, Paul Merryrnan. SIXTH ROW: Paul Minarnyer, Marilyn Monahan, Iackie Morgan, Bob Munjas, Gertrude Neff, loan Neff, Carolyn Ogilbee, Carl Podruzek. SEVENTH ROW: Marilyn Polivka, Reba Powell, Bob Putinsky, Iohn Ramser, Eva Slack, Charles Richards, Pauline Reiger, lack Riley. EIGHTH ROW: Mary Roubal, losephine Silverio, Lee Swift, Leonard Thomas, Rose Margaret Truax, Iohn Tschappat, Allan Walner, Joseph Monroe. NINTH ROW: Howard Monroe, Martha Zehor, Annette Cacich, Katherine Podlasiak, Katherine Zovich, Guy Holden, Dan Steadman, Betty Lawrence. TENTH ROW: Iohn Crozier, Iohn Day, Bill Prickett, Helyn Helms, Fred Bellville, Bill Ramsay, Claire McVay, Bill Marling, Bob Todd. . with the Freshmen tzsi .9'!Wq.fa94f1ruf l25i X1-'Nl JN'f'i O l SHADEAN STAFF Q. STANDING: losephine Silverio, Mary lane Schramm, Gibson Shanley, Bill Wells, lack lones, Tom Hayrhorne, Phil Perkins, Margaret Ann Harris, Don Griffiths, Mickey Franks, Etta Baker, Sophia Kendjorsky, Miss Swamberg, adviser. SEATED: Beverly Wiggins, Kay Slezak, lo Ellen Harris, Willa Tschappat, Tom Brannan, Nita Hurley. The circulation group spent their time getting Editor-in-chief .... Assistant Editor ..w. Business Manager , . . .lo Ellen Harris . . . . .Kay Slezak . . . .Tom Brannan This group of students had the job of ar- ranging the material for the yearbook and get' ting the picture book of our school to press. lo Ellen Harris, as Editor-in-chief, did much Ad t' ' ...... ,,.. ' ' . Yer lsmg Pall Perkins toward getting ideas and laying out the con- Amst ' ' ' 'Nm-I Hurley tents for the book. Tom Brannan, as business AdVeT'fiSiUQ. - -- r 44---4 luck lofles manager, made our book a success from the Sports Editor . .. ,... Gibson Shanley financial standpoint. He and his advertising Advertising ..,... ,...,... D on Griffiths CTGW Spent UIUUY dCfYS I3OU1'1di1'1Q The SideWG1kS Snapshots Editor- Mary lane Schmmm of our community and neighboring ones tor . . advertisements. Hours after school were spent Advertising .... ..... T om Haythrone , . - I I in the construction of the yearbook-any even- Typlst 't A-Sophm Kendlorsky ing after school you might see Nita Hurley AdVeff1S11'1Q -A-.4 M1Ck9Y Fffmks working diligently on the cover design, or Bookkeeper .. ...Willa Tschappat Sophia Kendjorsky typing another write-up. Advertising ....,.. . . .......,,..Bill Wells Senior Circulation .,..... Margaret Ann Harris Iunior Circulation ,.... .,... E tta Mae Baker Sophomore Circulation .,.... Beverly Wiggins Freshmen Circulation ....... Iosephine Silverio Features Editor ...... .. ,Barbara Ashton I 2 the sales while Willa Tschappat saw that all bills were paid and the books still in balance, At this time We Wish to express our thanks to Miss Swamberg for the many Words of en- couragement and advice given just at the right time. F ? - FRONT ROW: Kay Boyd, Mona Hall, Ruth Ann White, Ruth Krock, Phyllis Slack, Ella Mae Hart, Waneta Davis, Iohn Ramser, lalene Gulley, loyce Nicholson, Bob Archer, Betty Srnoller, Kenneth Boyd, Mickey Franks. BACK ROW: Bill Wells, Arthur Brown, Donald Hall, Wallace Kark, Esther Morris, Phil Perkins, Tom Workman, Ruth Ann Morris, Robert Irvine, Bud Davis. BAND What made our football games com- plete? What put the pep in our pep meet- ings? The answer to these questions is a cry from Shadyside students-the Orange- clad musicians of Shadyside High. The Shadyside band completed a suc- cessful year under the leadership of Mr. Ioseph Trosak. After many hours of tireless effort on the part of the band, they were richly rewarded by the deep appreciation of music enthusiasts throughout the valley. Football fans thrilled at the sight of the interesting formations of the musicmen, They also performed at a few of the basket- ball games. The musicmakers appeared at Oglebay l 2 Park to play in a mass band under the lead- ing hand of the director of the Marine Band. They also appeared at the dedication of the new Wheeling airport, and the great one- hundreth year celebration of Stone and Thomas, Beautiful music was heard flowing from the portals of Shadyside High on March 28. ln other words, it was the night of the an- nual Music Festival. The program consisted of numbers by the boys' and girls' glee clubs, mixed chorus, junior high band and the high school concert band. As an added attraction the fifth grade tonette classes played a few short numbers. This proved very interesting for these fifth graders will make the band members of l95U. FRONT ROW: Mr. Trosak, band director, Gibson Shanley, Bena Keating, Frances Sammons, Sal- ly Boston. SECOND ROW1 Bob Morgan, Mary lo Iohnson, Ruth Lee Truax, Margaret Ann Harris, Colletta Potetz, lean McVey, Charlotte Podruzek, Betty lean Ault, Katherine Podlasizk, Barbara Ash- ton, Frances Brown, Emmet Millet, George Brannen. THIRD ROW: Bud Davis, Erma Heath, Phyllis Davis, Sherland Anderson, Bill Pim, Richard Pum- pa, Iames Hall, Robert Ault, lack Iones, Richard lerico. The final touch to the years activities was offered in the form of a banquet and dance sponsored by the Band Mothers for the band members and their guests. For loyalty and colorful display, the band and their director, Mr. loseph Trosak, are deserving of our highest praise. We are justly proud of the Shadyside Band! MAIORETTES The four high-stepping girls who provid- ed the glamour-angle for the Shadyside band during the past season were, Bena Keating, Frances Sammons, Phyllis Slack, and Ioyce Nicholson. Wearing snappy White uniforms they took their place in front of the Orange-clad mu- sicmakers and marched their Way through another season of thrilling football games. I2 The performances of the Twirlers this past year were marked by several different rous tines and stunts including the use of two batons. At the last home game the use of lights was employed for a unique setting which caused many favorable comments. 9 Phyllis Slack, Ioyce Nicholson, Bena Keating, Frances Sammons MIXED CHORUS q During the past year the Shadyside Mixed Chorus had reached new heights and had added many new laurels to its list of ac- complishments. The mixed chorus was made up of sixty boys and girls. The mixed chorus made their first ap- pearance of the year in the high school auditorium in September when they partici- pated in a program for the Meade Town- ship Fair. They appeared in the Christmas program in December. To climax their suc- cessful year the mixed chorus sang at Bac- calaureate and the spring concert This group enjoyed their work under the direc- tion of Mr. Ioseph Trosalc. 4 14 BOYS' GLEE CLUB Nothing is quite so pleasing to the ear as the sound of youth singing. We, at Shady- side are fortunate to have among us such well-trained male voices which made up the boys' glee club. The club meetings were on Tuesdays and Thursdays where lively and harmonious songs were enjoyed by every member. The boys hope that in the future they will have more boys join them. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Clear young voices lifted in song filled Christmas program and the spring concert. the air on rehearsal mornings. The group The fifty girls of the glee club and their sang on many programs such as Girl Re- director, Mr. Trosak, are proud of the role serve assemblies, Meade Township Fair, they played in Shadyside musical life. I 3 O PROIECTION CLUB This year the projection club completed its work again under the supervision of Mr. Kroll. The main duties of the members were to show movies and slides to the various rooms and classes in both buildings. The projection club also set up the loud speakers for the dances. Dale McC1eod was elected president for the pres- ent year. The club is to be congratulated on its excellent work of the score board during the past grid sea- son. The school received some new equipment for the football field and will put it to use next year. OFFICE FORCE The group of girls that kept our school day functioning smoothly was Mr. Wright's office force. The duties of the office force were many. You might see them doing such things as, ring- ing bells on time, running errands for Mr. Wright, collecting absence slips, answering the tele- phone, helping fellow students and greeting new students to the school. Office girls receive experience that may be used in their work after graduation. Mr. Wright and the student body were deeply indebted to these girls for their splendid work and cooperation. FRONT ROW: Phil Perkins, lames Weeks, Albert Badia, Don Helms. Left to right: Rosellen Burkhart, Iosephine BACK ROW: Bob Todd, Iames Hall, lunior Iunkins, Gibson Shanley, Dale Silverio, Ruth Lee Truax, Melba Sbrissa McCleod, Fred Reitberger, David Ogilbee, Gale Edwards, Mr. Kroll, adviser. Theresa Magyar, Rosemary Nernec. I 3 CHARMETTES The Future Homemakers of America, better known as the Charmette club, had a total mem- bership of lU8 this year under the supervision of Miss Mary C. Cambric. This club is preparing their members for work in later life as homemakers. During the year, meetings were centered around the home and also good looks and good grooming. ln November a group of Charmette members attended the district convention held at Martins Ferry. As a project for Christmas the club gath- ered toys for the Tacoma Children's Home. At the end of April some of the cabinet members attended the state convention in Columbus. Some of the social functions of the year were, the Sadie Hawkins Dance held in November and the Sweethearts on Parade Formal held in Febru- ary. To wind up the activities a style show and tea were held for Charmette mothers in May and this was followed by a dance on May 15 as a farewell to seniors. The cabinet members for this year were: President ........ Vice-president .,,. Secretary .....,, Treasurer ....... Program chairman Social chairman. . Music chairman, . . Service chairman. Publicity chairman .,............. .............Theresa Maygar . . . .Mary Elizabeth Neff . , .Betty Ault .Sally Boston Phyllis Slack .Erma Heath Betty Pringle Nada Kanzig . Esther Morris Sophomore representatives ................. . . . . . . . . . . . ,lean Pospisil and Willa Tschappat Freshman representatives ................... . . . . . , . . . . . . . .Waneta Davis and Reba Powell Shadyside Poets Who upset our school day by continually mut- tering moon, lune, spoon and croonl Why natur- ally it was the poets of Shadyside High. The poetry contest was sponsored by the Na- tional High School Poetry Association. All high schools were permitted to participate. The only special requirement, was to be a high school student. The contestants were permitted to en- ter as many poems as they wished. The winning poems were accepted for publication in the an- nual anthology of the National High School Poe- try Association, Los Angeles, California. The winners and the titles of their masterpieces are as follows: Io Ellen Harris, Thanksgiving In- flation , Ella Mae Hart, Evening , Mary lane Schramm, Be Thankful , and Ruth Ann Morris, The Iourneyf' l32l Y-TEENS The Y-Teens of Shadyside High proved to be one of the best extra-curricular organizations in the school. That is true not only for services ren- dered to the students and faculty but to the com- munity as well. There were one hundred four' teen girls in the club. Among the varied activities of the Worthy club, formerly known as the Girl Reserves, were collec- tions of food and money for the poor and needy at Christmas and Thanksgiving. The theme for this year was Y-Teens Sing Along. All of the meetings and parties had titles of songs for the topics. The club sponsored many social activities throughout the year including the Winter Won- derland Ball held in December and the Cocoa- nut Song Dance held in March and the year was highlighted by the Mother and Daughter Tea in May. The Y-Teens are a branch of the Y. W. C. A. and follow the work done by that group. The members of the club realize much of the success of the group was due to the fine leadership of their president, Esther Morris, and the faithful- ness of Miss Velma Rodefer and Miss Ruth Ann Neptune, the club advisers. The l946-47 officers were as follows: President .,...,,...... Vice President .,,. Secretary ...,.... Social Chairman .....,, Sub-Social Chairman . . Program Chairrnam, . . Sub-Program Chairman, Publicity Chairman .,.. Sub-Publicity Chairman Music Chairman . . . . . . Sub-Music Chairman . . Service Chairman ..,,, Sub-Service Chairman . lnterfClub Council ,.., Ways and Means ..... Sub Ways and Means . . , .Esther Morris . Phyllis Slack Theresa Magyar .. Mary E. Neff .. Erma l-leath Mary lo lohnson , . ,Elsa Leasure . Eleanor Steed Kathryn Slezalc . . . .Betty Pringle Beverly Wiggins , . .lrene Kaveslci . . .Nada Kanzig . . . . ,Nita Hurley . . Ialene Gulley , Melba Sbrissa ORANGE ET NOIR STAFF . . . .Melba Sbrissa Editor ..,A.A.... , Feature Editor ......,.....,, lo Ellen Harris Asst. Feature Editor ...,.... Barbara Ashton Sports Editor .,.,..., ,... G ibson Shanley . . . .Eleanor Steed Art Editor .,..r . Asst. Art Editor ,.4,.. ........ N ita Hurley Circulation Mgr. ......,. Frances Sammons Asst. Circulation Mgr .......,. Doreen lones Advertising Mgr. ......,....,.. Phil Perkins Asst. Advertising Mgr. .... Harold Campbell The reporters are: Becky Davis, Willa Tschappatt, Helen Woloshuk, Waneta Da- vis, lane Franks, Beverly Landkrohn, leanne McVay, loan Neff, Phyllis Slack, lames Hall, Mona Hall, Erma Heath, Ruth Krock, Mari- lyn Schaefer, Helen Wizba, Iosephine Sil- verio. The typists are: lalene Gulley, Tom Bran- nan, lrene Kaveski, Sophia Kendjorsky, Mary Margaret Dennis. Orange et Noir Although this is the first year of the Orange et Noir a publication has existed before under the name of the Teen Tatler. The Orange et Noir edited by members of the staff was under the direction of Mrs. losephine Hess. The purpose of this publication was to re- cord the news of Shadyside High School, 4 but also afforded features and jokes. The name of our paper is a French phrase meaning Orange and Black and is taken from the High School coat of arms. Much credit should be given to those staff members whose duty was selecting ma- terial, making assignments and making up the page. HI-Y The Hi-Y is a group composed of boys in the upper three grades of High School. The club is run and ruled by the slogan To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The boys have to live up to certain requirements before presented with membership cards. They must also go through an informal initiation. The club un- dertakes such projects as may be of help to school and community. The organization has purchased banking boards for our gym- nasium. The treasury receives its money from the sales of football programs. This year the club was sponsored by a group of business men throughout the city, and the new adviser was Mr. Trosak. His cooperation and hard work proved that he is capable of the job. The officers Who served the club this year were: President, Arthur Browng Vice president, Willard Da- vis, Secretary, Mickey Franks, Treasurer, Robert Rode-fer, Sergeant-at-arms, D. l. Griffiths. The club was composed of 35 members and held a Wiener roast during the fall. They also set up equipment and operated the public address system for the Christmas season- The activities were brought to a grand finale by a formal dance held in the school gym. LIBRARIAN CLUB The Librarian Club was a group of seven- teen girls. Miss Ianet Gregg, county libra- rian Was the adviser of the group. Mrs. Mildred McKelvey, Shadyside librarian, trained the girls in their jobs. The club was in charge of the library in the morning and assisted Mrs. McKelvey in the afternoon. Since this Was the first year for the libra- ry in its new home, this Was the first time that the librarians had an organized club. The club also had several social functions l35l such as a Christmas exchange and a ban- quet. The club helped the library cele- brate its tenth anniversary by giving talks in homerooms about the library and aiding in the openhouse program. The club aided the students in many Ways and we are grateful to them, The officers of the club Were: President, Mary Frances Grovesg Vice president, Do- reen Ionesg Secretary, Io Ellen Harris, Treas- urer, Elia Badia. . Los Cabelleros Alegres The Spanish Club, Los Cabelleros Aleg- res , was organized at the beginning of the school term by the first year Spanish stu- dents. After selecting the name, which in ingles means The Gay Knight, the fol- lowing officers were elected: President, Bob Roberto Wattg Vice'president, Io Ellen Elena l-larrisg Secretary-Treasurer, Mari- lyn Maria Schaefer. El Presidente Watt conducted the meet- ings which were held every Friday. At these meetings a thorough study was made of our amigos south of the border and South America. Discussions contained in- teresting information of their customs, geog- raphy and agricultural products. A great amount of time was devoted to conversation in Spanish among the students who used their selected Spanish names. Another thing of great interest to the Spanish stu- dents was the ordering of song sheets in Spanish, which we enjoyed singing Very much along with La Professorau Miss Whiteman. Until next year, when we return as a big- ger and better Spanish club, we Los Ca- belleros Alegres de mil novecientos cuaren- ta y siete say Saludos amigosf' El Circulo Catorce The purpose of the Spanish club was to make a closer study of the Spanish-Ameri- can countries and to perfect a speaking knowledge of Spanish. Small pamphlets on each country which contained basic facts, such as when the country was discovered and by whom, his- tory since discovery, and when it became a country, were placed at our disposal by the adviser. Through this information we came to a closer understanding of our Southern neighbors. Then, too, with the aid of the projection club we achieved a better understanding of the customs of the countries through the pictures furnished by the club. Every Friday we held a meeting. The l 36 president, Sam Vucelich, called it to order. He then had the secretary, Robert Newhart, read the minutes of the preceding meeting, in Spanish, after which we took up the old and new business. Then came the conver- sation period. During this period we spoke Spanish. After that the Vice-president, Tom l-laythorne, was in charge of the program for the week. This usually consisted of the study of one South American country. After the program the meeting was ad- journed by the president. The members had this to say about El Circulo Catorce : Nosotros, el mayor clase de espanol, agradecidamente, disponemos nuestros libros a los cabelleros del ano proximof' Q 3 gJB,.e,,Q Q as ree, at Q-Ate' tt sigma, -tigtsgw 8 .28 mast sit ie'leHN-4nQ27w24gsy 5 , Qs-fit was FRONT ROW: lohn Day, Charles Richards, Dick Greenwood, Robert Munjas, lack Brooks, Mike lohnson, Charles Morgan, lohn Tschappat, Rodney Harlan, Tom Kirkland, Iohn Gulash. SECOND ROW: Bob Heidelbach, George Boyd, Bob Hughes, lames Blazy, lames Mentz, Earl Feiszli, Sam Vucelich, Tom Saunders, Robert Krnyaich, Ralph Hurley, Robert Soccorsi, Ken- neth Carpenter, Melvin Vucelich, Edgar Vanek. THIRD ROW: Mr. Donald Coupland, assistant coach, Tom Haythorne, Edward Andes, Louis Do- menico, Walter Krupnik, Pete Kusko, Louis Blazy, Ramon De Cola, Don Griffiths, Steve Far- rier, George Shultz, George Dawson, Leonard Thomas, Mr, Arlie Keith, Coach. FOURTH ROW: Alva Stewart, Bob Watt, Gordon Mayhugh, Lawrence Green, Bob Emory, Bernard Gerdau, Ierry Iohnson, Bill Hooker, Bill Green, Paul Merryman, Richard Podlasiak. BACK ROW: Dale McVay, Marvin Greenwood, Carl Podruzek, Bob Dawson, Bill Prickett, Bob Al- baugh, Bob Putinsky, Pat Holden. One of the most unheralded and thankless jobs is that held by student managers. Doing prac- tically everything that in any way benefits or aids the varsity and reserve squads, they are always ready for an emergency. These three boys, Bob Heidelbach, George Boyd and Iohn Gulash, under the able and constant direction of Arlie Keith, expect no reward for their untiring efforts and long hours after school. Their serv- ices exemplify Service, Honesty, Activity, Duty, Enthusiasm, Ability, Nobility and Sincerity. VARSITY FOOTBALL AWARDS Dawson, George Shultz, Tom Saunders, Bernard Gerdau. TWO YEARS Letters: Ralph Hurley, William- Green, Mayhugh, Robert' Krnyaich. Gordon ONE YEAR Letters: Edward Andes, Louis Domenico, Louis Blazy, Don Griffiths, Edgar Vanek, Tom Hay- thorn, Ramon De Cola, William I-locker, Pete Kusko, Alva Stewart. ALL EASTERN OHIO AWARDS THREE YEARS Gold Footballs: Gordon Mayhugh fguardl, Letters: Walter Krupnik, Sam Vucelich, George William Green fguardl, George Dawson lendl. Better luck next time, St. C ..... Not worried are you Chip and Arlie???? .... Tense moment at the game .... 37 G . SP risk, 30 5 Trias-tj LOUIS WALTER LOUIS DON GEORGE GEORGE BLAZY KRUPNIK DOMENICO GRIFFITHS DAWSON SHULTZ FOOTBALL BELLAIRE A dogged Orange eleven went to Bellaire this season with intentions to win. They went into the fray against an under-estimated Big Red squad. The battle was even most of the way, with the Shadeans starting an early threat in the first stanza. ln the fourth period the Orange began to roll with passes but the game ended with both teams undefeated in a U-U draw. POWHATAN Bouncing back from an expected tie, the Cas- ketmakers of Shadyside, led by fleet-footed Tom- my Saunders, trounced a heavy Indian eleven 25-O. While the Powhatan boys were unable to muster up a serious threat, Saunders scored four times on a lateral from DeCola. ELDERS RIDGE The Casketmakers went into the game with Elders Ridge without knowing a thing about the ability of their opponents. Mr. Pinotte and crew proved worthy competition for the Orange when i381 in the first stanza they scored on a 72-yard run. From there on it was Shadyside all the way sparked by the brilliant line play of Bunky Mayhugh and Pete Green. It was a win-2l-6. YORKVILLE lt was a determined, undefeated Yorkville eleven that dumped the Orange from the ranks of the undefeated 20-12. The York's pushed over two touchdowns after being a constant threat in the first half. The next quarter found the Orange striking back as Krupnik intercepted a pass and scored. The Shadeans scored six more points but were still behind l3-12. Then Chuck Hood broke away and put the game on ice for Yorkville, by scoring on a 73-yard run. TILTONSVILLE The Orange were back in top form after their first defeat. The Shadeans struck twice in the second period to score l2 points. The second half was fairly even but Shadyside copped another victory 18-7. ' , ,aol , , .- A 1 mfg' TOM SAM SAUNDERS RALPH HURLEY VUCELICH f ,- i Q ,. Q . 5 ' ' A I EDGAR BOB VANEK BERNARD GERDAU KRNYAICH , FOOTBALL ST. CLAIRSVILLE The Saints were favored to remain undefeated, but the Shadeans went all out for this one and could not be denied winning l2-U. A bad cen- ter was pulled in by Sam Vucelich in the end zone for the only score in the first half. The sec- ond half proved that the Shadeans could have Won without their good break as they scored again. This time on good heads-up football, BRIDGEPORT Early in the game the Shadeans found the T formation a tough nut to crack and the Bulldogs scored, but the Orange were not to be denied. Before the end of the half, the count was knotted at 6 all. The Shadeans scored again in the third Canto, to go out in front l2-6. Bridgeport tied the score on a fumble at 12-l2. Shadyside, not satisfied with a tie decided to gamble and try to salvage the game, but the gamble backfired. A Bulldog hauled in a Shadyside heave and scampered to pay-dirt. The extra point followed and ended the scoring at 19-12 in favor of the Bulldogs of Bridgeport. FOLLANSBEE It was an over-confident Shadean eleven that took to the field at Follansbee. Thefirst quarter was a punting dual. The second quarter was a f39l different song. lt was all Follansbee, as they carried a l9-O count to showers with them at half time. Shadyside's only score came in the fourth period, on a pass from Vucelich to Dawson, Krup- nik added the conversion. Final score 19-7. ROCHESTER The Rams of Rochester, who were expecting to give the Shadeans the worst licking they had given any team all year, were amazed to find that the Orange and Black were tougher than they had estimated. At half-time they found they were leading by a small margin of 12-6. A fumble and a forward pass gave the Rams a touchdown making the score 18-6. Late in the fourth quarter the Shadeans scored on a pass from Krupnik to Dawson. This ended the scoring for the evening at 18-12. DILLONVALE The season's final saw the Shadeans on their home field with eight starting seniors. The game ended in a 27-7 victory for Shadyside. The Shadeans had the Night Riders subdued most of the game, they came to life long enough to score 7 points. The game closed the 1946 season for Shady- side with 5 wins, 4 losses, and a tie. .41 ,, NIGHT GAMES AT SHADYSIDE HIGH ls it a first down???? .... l.et's get in there and tightllll .... Band mothers work too .... lust before the kick-oft .... Our National anthem .... Get that man 4... Crossing another stripe .... How many tickets, please???? The band puts on a nice performance .... Left to right Zib Neff, Glenna Carpenter, Doris Hall, Ruth Ann Mentz, Ann Heinrich, Eleanor Steed. i401 1921 Shadyside 22 Barnesville . . 28 St. Clairsville . . 21 Barnesville . . . 13 Bridgeport , . . O Warwood ..., 12 Sistersville . . , 27 Woodsfield , . . 1924 Shadyside 7 New Cumberland 13 Linsly Military ..,...,. O Steubenville ..,.. , . 4 . 21 Tyler .......... O Martins Ferry . . . Greensburg ...... . . . O O Warwood . , . , O Bridgeport , . . O Cameron . . 1 Union . , . 1927 Shadyside 19 Linsly , . . 6 Bellaire . A 13 Mingo Ict. . . . 4O Wellsburg . . . 25 Dillonvale . . . 33 Barnesville . , 16 Warwood . . 12 Bridgeport , 6 Caldwell . . , 6 Union . . . 1930 Shadyside 0 Warwood . . O Bellaire . . O Linsly . . . O St. lohn's .. O Mingo Ict. . O Barnesville . . . 8 Bridgeport . . . FOOTBALL HISTORY 1922 Shadyside 18 Barnesville . .... 6 O Bellaire .... ..., O O Mingo Ict. .,., ,,.. 2 5 6 Cameron 6 12 Sistersville .... .,.. 0 1 Bridgeport ,,,,.. .... O 46 Newell, W, Va. .,,.,,. O 28 Woodsiield ...... .... O 6 Greensburg . . . . . ,53 1925 Shadyside 32 Belmont .....,., .,., O 7 Linsly Military .,.,..., 7 6 Bellaire .,..,..,. .... 2 4 13 Woodslield ..., .... O 12 Union ......., .... 1 4 U Martins Ferry , . . . . , , 2 19 Barnesville . .. . . . ,2O 6 Warwood ....O 14 Bridgeport . . . . . . 0 O Cameron , . .... 21 1928 Shadyside 26 Flushing . ., . . O O St. lohn's 0 O Bellaire .,.., ..,. 7 12 Mingo lct. ... .,.. O 7 Wellsburg . . . . 7 O Moundsville . . . . . O 56 Moundsville . .. O U Warwood ....31 O Linsly ...... . . . ,l3 9 Bridgeport . . . . . . O 20 Union ..... .... 6 1931 Shadyside U Bellaire . . .... 21 6 Adena ...,.... .... O O Bridgeport ....., .... 2 5 O Linsly Military ..,...,. 18 U Mingo Ict. ....,, .... 3 3 7 Tiltonsville .... .,.. 1 4 6 Steubenville . . . . U 1933 Shadyside U Bellaire ..... ,.,, 2 6 65 Woodstield . . . . . . O O Cadiz ...... ..,. O 3 Adena ..... .... O 7 St. Iohn's O 12 Barnesville . . . . .. O 3 Dillonvale ...... .... O 20 Steubenville .......... O 25 Wheeling Central ..... O 33 Smithfield ............. 6 1411 1923 Shadyside 45 Totonto . . . 60 Newell .. 12 Bellaire ...,, 7 Sistersville .. 6 Moundsville . 27 Tyler . , . . 13 Triadelphia .. 6 Greensburg ,. O Bethany Frosh 6 Bridgeport . , , 1926 Shadyside 44 Flushing .,... 6 Bellaire ..,,.. O Linsly Military 19 Woodsfield . . . O Martins Ferry 6 Dillonvale . . , 6 Barnesville . 27 Warwood . . . 22 Bridgeport .. 6 Union .,,. 1929 Shadyside 12 St. Iohn's .... O Bellaire ,..... 5 Mingo lct. O Martins Ferry 7 Linsly ....... 7 Barnesville .. 18 Bridgeport .. O Pollansbee .. 8 Union .... 1932 Shadyside O Bellaire ...., Steubenville . 7 7 19 O 20 19 12 14 24 St. Iohn's Cadiz ...... Adena .,...., Barnesville . . Dillonvale . . . Yorkville 1 ..... Woodsfield . . . Smithsfield . . . 1934 Shadyside 19 Smithfield . , . 7 Bellaire ..i.. 12 Woodstield ., 32 Cadiz ...,.. 6 Adena ....,. 7 Tiltonsville .. 20 Barnesville ., 7 Dillonvale . 12 Warwood ., 1937 Shadyside 0 Bellaire .,.,,.. 0 Powhatan ..,..,, 0 Mingo lct. ..... . 0 Linsly Military .. 0 Tiltsonville ...... 7 Adema .,....,... 20 St. lohns .,...... B Wheeling Central 14 Bridgeport .,,.., 1940 Shadyside 0 Bellaire ..,. 0 Powhatan . . . 0 Mingo Ict. . .. 7 Toronto ,... 7 Tiltonsville .,.... 14 St. Clairsville 13 Wheeling Central 0 Bridgeport ....,... . . , 1943 Shadyside 12 Bellaire .,.. 18 Powhatan . . , 12 St. Iohns 14 Tiltonsville . 7 St. Clairsville 0 Mingo Ict, ...,. . 6 Bridgeport ,..,.,,...,. 0 Wheeling Central 1935 Shadyside 0 0 Bellaire , .... 2 19 Woodsiield .,.. 0 13 Cadiz ,...... 0 7 Tiltonsville .. 0 50 Barnesville . 7 23 Dillonvale .. 0 7 Adena ,.., 3 12 Bridgeport ,. 1938 Shadyside 38 6 Bellaire ..,.. U 13 Powhatan . . . 19 7 Mingo lct. .. 25 20 Toronto ..... 13 13 Tiltonsville .. 19 6 Adena .,....., U 20 St. Clairsville 19 21 St. Iohns ........ U 21 Wheeling Central 20 Bridgeport ............ 1941 Shadyside 19 0 Bellaire 4 . . 7 0 Powhatan . . . 5 6 Toronto . . , .. 19 0 Tiltonsville ,... 14 33 St. Iohns .,.... 7 13 St. Clairsville 0 6 Mingo lct. ........... , 3 0 Wheeling Central 39 Bridgeport ..,......... 1944 Shadyside 6 0 Bellaire . , . 12 0 Powhatan . . . 7 7 St. Iohns .. U 0 Yorkville ...,.. 12 0 Tiltonsville ,..,. 0 0 St. Clairsville .. 5 0 Union ......... 42 0 Wellsburg .. 19 Bridgeport .. 7 Warwood . . . 1946 Shadyside 0 Bellaire ..,.. 25 Powhatan .,... 24 lders Ridge 12 Yorkville ...... 18 Tiltonsville ..... 12 St. Clairsville .. 12 Bridgeport .... ' 7 Follansbee 12 Rochester, Pa. .. 27 Dillonvale .... l42l 1936 Shadyside 0 Bellaire ....,. 25 Powhatan ..... Mingo 0 Linsly Military .. 0 Tiltonsville ...., 0 Adena ..,..., 0 St. lohns 0 Bridgeport . . . Moundsville 193.9 Shadyside 7 Bellaire .... 18 Powhatan .. 34 Mingo lct. ., 28 Toronto ..., 40 Tiltonsville . . . 54 Adena ....,.... 47 St. Clairsville Z9 Linsly Military .. 21 Wheeling Central 20 Bridgeport ...... 1942 Shadyside 0 Bellaire .. 7 Powhatan .. 12 St. Iohns . 0 Yorkville ,... 0 Tiltonsville ..... 7 St. Clairsville 15 Mingo Ict. ..,.. . 5 Wheeling Central 7 Bridgeport ,..... 1945 Shadyside 0 Bellaire .. 34 Powhatan . . 28 St. lohns , ., 0 Yorkville ......, 33 Tiltonsville ...,,, 6 St. Clairsville 0 Union .,....,,.. 0 Wellsburg .... 14 Bridgeport . . . 0 Warwood . . l BASKETBALL TEAM The Shade-ans were plagued with an ll-game losing streak and the linal score was 6 wins and 13 losses. Center Walter Krupnik, an honorable mention for the all-valley squad, tallied 322 points. The Orangemen set a Shadyside scor- ing record by racking up 81 points against Pow- hatan. In addition to Krupnik were guards Louis Domenico, Whose defensive rebounding proved very valuable and Sam Vucelich, who was a deadly shot. Forward mates, half-pint Alva Stewart and Ramon DeCola were human dyna- mos on the court. Congratulations boys, we're proud of you. BASKETBALL SCGRES 44 Shadyside - Clarington .... .... 2 2 43 Shadyside -- Powhatan ..,. .... 4 2 25 Shadyside - Bridgeport . . .... 52 43 Shadymde Shadymde Shadymde Shadymde Shadymde Shadymde Shadymde Shadymde Shadymde Shadymde Shadymde Shadymde Shadymde Shadymde Shadymde Shadyside - Wheeling McKinley - Yorkville ......... - St. Clairsville .,.,. - Bellsville ....., - Tiltonsville .... - Belmont ....,. - Bellaire ..,...... - St. Clairsville .... - Bridgeport ..., - Yorkville ,.,, - Bellaire . . . - Belmont . . - Beallsville ..,,. - Barnesville ..,. - Powhatan . . . TOURNAMENT - Tiltonsville . , . . fThis is a picture of last years baseball team.l BASEBALL TEAM For the first time in three years the Shadeans had a winning year. Coach 'xChip Coupland inherited a veteran squad which finished the season in second place with a 8 wins and 4 losses. Here is the squad: Walter Krupnik's sparkling play on the initial sack made him the best first baseman in the valley. Krupnik added further brilliance to his play by twirling a one-hit shut- out against St. Clairsville. George Dawson, Shadean pitcher and key- stone sacker, who played a year of errorless ball, was another valley standout. I-le was middle man of the double play combination. Sam Vucelich received five offers to play pro baseball and that alone gives ample reason for the team's field captain to be recognized as Mr, Shortstopf' Bob l-leidelbach completed the Shadean in- field at third base and will be missed when next season rolls around. Melvin Vucelich looked like a Big Leaguer in left field and made the hard, high, long flies look like pop-up, Bob Dawson patrolled the middle of the outer gardens with ease and ran the opposing pitchers ragged with his dancing on the basepaths. Steve Farrier, playing his first year, complet- ed a perfect outfield. The husky right fielder l 4 pleased the fans by his strange ability to draw bases on balls. He played second when Daw- son pitched. Bob Krnyaich, the dynamic little catcher of the Shadeans was the heart of the team. He directed the defensive play and for his size, hit a long ball. Mickey Franks took over right field while Far- rier played second base and had a very impres- sive batting average. SCORES 4 Shadyside - Yorkville . . 8 Shadyside - Adena ..... 10 Shadyside - Powhatan . . 8 Shadyside - Brilliant ..,. 7 Shadyside - St. Clairsville O Shadyside - Bridgeport . l Shadyside - Tiltonsville . l Shadyside - Yorkville .. lU Shadyside - Adena .,.. l Shadyside - Powhatan .. l Shadyside - St. Clairsville ll Shadyside - Tiltonsville . TOURNAMENT O Shadyside - Bridgeport , X Letft to right: Miss Lauretta Butts, Miss Mary Elizabeth Piper, Mr. Clarence Ault, Mrs. Hazel Nalley, Miss Mary Clendennirig, Mrs. Helen Archer. IUNIOR HI FACULTY LAURETTA BUTTS IAMES C. AULT Art, History, Reading, Writing Mathematics, Science, Physical Education MARY CLENDENNING HELEN ARCHER English, Library Science, English, Physical Education HAZEL NALLEY MARY E. PIPER Mathematics, Geography Music TRACK This year Arlie Keith started a track team to be a spring sport along with baseball. He Was handicapped because the squad was small, and this being the first year, none of the boys had much experience. lt takes time to build up a track team, just as in any other sport, The squad entered three meets during the season. The first was a triangular meet with Wheeling and Tridelphia. The team scored l0 points. Tom Saunders and Bob Hurley each scored a point in the hundred-yard dash, and the tour hundred-forty run respectively. The Medley relay, and the Mile relay teams scored tour points each. I 45 ln the next two meets, the O. V. A. C. meet and the Intelligencer meet, Shadyside tailed to score, Whether they scored or not our boys were in there trying just as hard as any of them and team spirit means much. Here are the cindermen : 220 - Bill Wells and Bud Davis, 440 - Bob Morgan, Edgar Va- nek, Bob Hurley, 880 - Bill Hocker, lack lones, Leonard Thomas, Mile - Bob Morgan, Mike lohn- son, 100-yard dash - Tom Saunders, Bill Hocker, Bud Davis, Tom Haythorng Discus - Bob New- hart, Edgar Vanek. I I' ,t , 8 6 y-A TOP ROW: D. Andes, R. Archer, N. Ault, I. Barton, P. Boyd, D Bumgardner, I. Bunfield, E, Cerny, D. Chervanek, M. Crum- baker, R. DeCola, P. Gangola, I. Gee, W. Glasgow, C. Gulash, D. Hall, L. Heath. SECOND ROW: M. Hawley, I. Hoopman, I. Ienkins, T. Kucera, I. Merritt, S. Moon, D. LaRue, R. White, I. Lemmon, E. Mar- ling, N. Martin, G. McCleod, C. Meddings, I, Melanko, E. Millet, W. Minamyer, R. Mobley. THIRD ROWL S. Naomi, B, Parker, P. Parker, I. Patt, I. Payton, R. Phillips, I. Porter, M. Pracht, D. Putinsky, P. Reiger, I Saunders, P. Schaefer, N. Stillion, R. Weekley, I. Vucelicli, I. Zack, D. Wood. FOURTH ROW: R. Albright, P. Ambler, I. Archibald, I, Barkie, I Bell, W. Bittingle, I. Bittingle, R. Bond, I. Burkhart, H Boyd, R. Caldwell, D. Calvis, D. Conner, G. Davis, T. Day, I. Dorff, S. Eberhart. FIFTH ROW1 L. Feiszli, I. Futhey, M. Greenwood, A. Harlan, A. Helms, M. Hendershot, I. Higbee, I. Hoskins, F. Hughes T. Owens, S. Thompson, I. Koonce, F. Kaluha, R. Lappert, B. Littleton, P. Maier, P. Mayhugh. SIXTH ROW: I. McCommon, N. Meek, D. Merryman, S. Morgan B. Mullet, G. Partezana, R. Penn, N. Penick, R. Polivka P, Rennie, I. Richards, R, Russell, R. Ryncarz, D. Steinman, R. Swope, P. Truax. SEVENTH ROW: C. Weeks, I. Wolfe, T. Woods, D. Schramm, R. Snyder, R. Andes, C. Berger, I. Brown, R. Bumgardner, S Burge, R. Colvin, C. Devers, E. Dunfee, A. Evans, W. Futhey, S. Greenwood. EIGHTH ROW: O. Heinrich, I. Heil, F. Hesson, G. Hesson, P. Iurichney, N. Lednick, M. Long, D. McCroba, W. Meyer, E Leung, R. Mondlak, R. Payton, I. Ogilbee, L. Penick, C. Piper, D. Purtiman, B. Pracht. NINTH ROW: I. Ralston, R. Reitberger, F. Roubal, R. Russell, R. Sbrissa, B. Schaffer, R. Schuler, R. Sheeketski, D. Silverio M. Smith, R. Taylor, S. Weekley, I, Workman, P. Van Dyne. i451 Make a basket, Virginia .... future pinups .... I've been to town .... my dog's bigger than yours .... but mine's smarter .... Whew! it's warm . . . . the height of ambition . . . . brotherly love . . . . E471 AUTOGRAPHS Dizzy and Daffy Dizzy and Daffy, a hilarious comedy, in three acts, was presented by the Senior class, on May 9. The story revolves about the pranks of Daffy Renshaw, a precocious young girl of fifteen and Dizzy Burton, fresh from London, England, Dizzy and Daffy become involved in a plot designed to bring about the marriage of Daffy's Aunt Maude Marlin, who is in love with the memory of an old sweetheart, to Austin Chandler, a Wealthy and per- sistent bachelor. Rose Renshaw, Aunt Maude's charming young niece, and her ardent suitor, Sherwood Lang, heartily approve the match. When Daffy pawns off Chester Getty, who is suffering from amnesia, as Chauncey, Aunt Maude's long lost lover, confusion results. Anita Marshland, who has her eye on Austin's fortune, and lo Ann Farley, the girl next door, complicate matters. Lizzie Abbott, a nurse engaged to care for the amnesia victim wel- comes the unexpected arrival of Harriet Getty, his wife. As the plot unfolds it is apparent that the Ghost of poor dear Chauncey has been laid forever. Thus is brought about the happiness of those involved to the satisfaction of all. Those taking part in the play were: Zib Neff, Betty Lykens, Willard Davis, Mary Io Iohnson, Artl'1uriBrown, Tom Giffin, Ralph Hurley, Patty Meddings, Eleanor Steed, Ruth Lee Truax. The play Was directed by Miss Whiteman, l43l Nb!-Q.. sig-Q N,- .N vm: Q 9 N, .qw evrwx, ,1 Q.-. , We .Km Ui 'ul yy, x 4 Q X RQSS ,.- ,rw Pj ', :za Muwom E491 Yi O O READ THE TIMES - LEADER Eastern Ohio's Complete Home Newspaper A. B C. Circulation Over 20,000 I. N. S. and U. P. Wire Service Oflices in BELLAIRE. OHIO MARTINS FERRY, OHIO Again we say you can always do better at BLUM'S in Bellaire since 1876 Congratulations! MAX CRONE Ee? OO. 1310 - Market Street -1312 WHEELING, W. VA. BEST WISH ES! BRYAN BROS. jewelers BELLAIRE OHIO GRIEST CUT RATE DRUG STORES Original Cut Rate Since 1898 HOME OWNED HOME OPERATED TWO STORES 1123 Market St. 1406 Market St. WHEELING, W. VA. I5 Adequate Home Wiring Your assurance of suflicient electric energy to properly operate all the appliances in your Home of Today and Tomorrow. Investigate our Eree Consultation Service on Adequate Wiring. - .. PM - - fm OHIO POWER co. so 'cf Let the HOME Furnish 'Your Homel' THE HOME CO. CGaughan'sj Furniture - Carpets - Stoves Shades - Linoleum - Bedding Home Electrical Appliances 3333 Belmont St. BOOKS SHOE STORE BELLAIRE'S LEADING SHOE STORE 3242 Belmont Street PHONE 89 BELLAIRE, OHIO Store Phone 1289 Res. Phone 286M ARCHER 55 AULT MEN'S SHOP A N D Y S QUALITY RADIO SERVICE MENIS CLOTHING Radio Service and Appliances 3229 Union Street BELLAIRE OHIO BELLAIRE OHIO 5 Success and iBest Wishes Shadyside Qfllmericas Glalv FOUNDED APRIL 1, 1925 CARROLL INSURANCE AGENCY Anna E. Carroll, Agent Shadyside, Ohio Office Residence 3900 Central Ave. 3649 Highland Ave. PHONE 1007W PHONE 8571 CONGRATULATIONS! CAMBRIA MINING COMPANY Congratulations Seniors! SHADYSIDE AUTO COMPANY W. HOBURG Dry Goods Notions Shoes Produce Groceries Meats Tlw Store that Appreciates 'Yom' Patronage PHON E 802 SHADYSIDE The Buckeye Savings 84 Loan Company BELLAIRE, OHIO Safe - Sound - Secure maria . me B 1500 . . . pta gonna, The secret of llnancral success IS Membm. l I l swagger 14: Saving wjflf Earnmg FsdffH1HOms Loan gmanlta ...and getting our liberal ' suctfgs earnings on your savings Mfwff Ohio Savings E3 Loan League CHARTER COACHES FRY gg RICE GROCERS B E3 P BUS COMPANY Phone: Bellaire 28 PHONE 403 BELLAIRE oHIo BELLAIRE oH1o K I N G S COMPLETE MENS WEAR MENDELSON'S jewelry Appliances l f M k . 3340 Belmont St. 1316 18 20 ar et St WHEELING, W. VA. BELLAIRE OHIO PHONE WHG, S600 l53l LET'S MEET AND EAT UI- RUSSELIIS RESTAURANT GOOD FOOD IS OUR SPECIALTY We feature appetizing Fish and Hamburger Sandwiches as well as delicious French Fries TRY A FULL COURSE DINNER - DANCING - FOR YOUNG AND OLD Every Tuesday and Thursday We are open the year around from 6 A.M. to 10 P.M. PHONE 9140 If 'Yom' Hair Isn't Becoming 'You 'You Should Be Comm' to Us. MARfEL BEAUTY SHOP Central Avenue Shadyside, Ohio Elizaheth Armstrong A. L. VAN DYNE AND SONS PoWHATAN, oH1o LANDAU'S PHARMACY SHADYSIDE, OHIO T, 1. MILLER GROCERIES and MEATS West 41st Street Phone 865' Shadyside, Ohio F OR VICTORY BUY U. S. SAVINGS BONDS AND HOLD ON TO THOSE YOU HAVE We invite Service men and women to inquire about G. I. Loans with one of our exfservice men. THE UNION SAVINGS BANK THE 'YOUNG MANS BANK BELLAIRE OHIO RIGHMAN BROS. GO. CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS 1217f19 Market St. WHEELING WEST VIRGINIA Success and Happiness to the Class of '47 REIGHART'S Your Favorite Furniture Store 1121 Main Street WHEELING WEST VIRGINIA McCURDY'S MONUMENT WORKS 2826 S. Ghapline St. Wheeling 3393 Wm. AI. McGurdy, Mgr. Residence Phone: Bellaire 1038 3879 Lincoln Ave. Shadyside, Ohio KENNEDY HARDWARE COMPANY 1063 Main St. Wheeling, W. Va. PHONE: WHG. 407 SPORTSMEN H EADQUARTERS 55 Swingin' lawn ine .fane 141 gfzafndicfe The Shadyside Boosters L'It will he done. HEADQUARTERS - MUNICIPAL BUILDING We Appreciate 'Yom' Patroiiage TUCKER'S AMACO SERVICE PHONE img Central Avenue Shadyside, Ohio Congratulations Seniors' I L. S. HALLETT 53 CC. SHADYSIDE, CHIC BEST WISHES WHITE'S SNACK SHCPPE We Serve BCRDEN'S ICE CREAM RUTH'S BEAUTY SHCP Specializing iii Helen Curtis Permanents SHADYSIDE YOU BUY THE BEST BRANDS AT BOND'S KELVINATOR ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS KELVINATOR ELECTRIC RANGES KELVINATOR DEEP FREEZE UNITS THOR AUTOMAGIC WASHER THOR AUTOMAGIC IRONER HOOVER SWEEPER SALES and SERVICE SUNBEAM IRONS and MIXERS RCA, PHILCO and ZENITH RADIOS PHILCO REFRIGERATORS Many other famous makes of irons, toasters, waffle irons and electric ovens are on display at our store. BONDS HARDWARE LEWIS PASTRY SHOPPE CGPELANDQS Everything in the Pastry Line Home Owned and Operated SHADYSIDE, OHIO PONTIAC COMPANY Phone 810 or 830 SHADYSIDE OHIO LIST'S GROCERY A Big Stove in a Little Room Stop 34 SHADYSIDE, OHIO GREEN'S GRQCERY Monarch Finer Foods FANCY MEATS and POULTRY Fresh Produce 43rd and Central Avenue PHONE l268fR 7 Farmers and Merchants National Bank BELLAIRE, OHIO I BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF SHADTSIDE HIGH SGHOOL'S GLASS OF 1947 Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SHOP AT . . . J. C. PENNY KAUFMAN S 28 Eleventh St. BELLAIRE ' ' OHIO WHEELING For Your Graduation Outf1ts Junior and Misses' sizes PORTRAITS CHARLES N. HANCHER That are sure to please COMPANY ADULT STUDIO I jewelers : : Sdversmiths KODATRON STUDIO Established 1849 4th Floor 1223 Market Street T1-IEQQEHUB wnclu.m0.w.v4 ' L5 wi 5 vt Q9 lk QA: ax. Cy'.,. GLASS CORPORATION BELLAIRE, OHIO U.S.A. CONTRIBUTORS TO GRACIOUS LIVING Makers of QUALITY TABLE GLASSWARE Featuring IMPERIAL CANDLEWICK and CAPE COD CITY RECORD SHOP Mzcsic 'You Warrt Wherr 'You Warrt It BERMANIS A MEN AND BOYS' SHOP 36f33rd STREET BELLAIRE, OHIO Phone BELLAIRE, OHIO Albert Witt, Prop. FREDERICK WASSMAN E5 COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS! BELLAIRE OHIO H' 0' MCGRAW Bird's Eye Frosted Food Zero Lockers Ice Cold Storage 59 The Rodefer Glass Company BELLAIRE, QHIQ Mavlufacturefs of PRESSED BLCWN PRIVATE MGULD GLASSWARE TO BLUEPRINT SPECIFICATIQNS 1 ESTABLISHED 1877 BEST WISH ES IT'S FINE T0 SHOP CLASS OF K'47', in the JUNIGR sHoP O 6111 The Cloverdale Dairy Company Geo. E. Stifel Co WHEELING'S FRIENDLY DEPARTMENT STORE I6 STONE 84 THOMAS West Virginizfs Largest DEPARTMENT STORE For almost a century we have served the people of the Ohio Valley. Our aim is to offer the highest quality merchandise for the lowest possible prices, to give prompt, eflicient service, and to merit the patronage of every customer has become synonymous with our name. CONGRATULATIONS 21217 UNITED , DAIRY -of course L. S. Good 84 Co. l51l READ... THE WHEELING INTELLIGENOIER . . . in the morning THE WHEELING NEWSfREGISTER . . . in the evening and Sunday BELMONT FURNITURE F. W WCGLWQRTH COMPANY, INC. CGMPANY Highest Quality Furniture at Lowest Pricesi- Bellaire's Oldest 5 and 10 On Easy Credit Terms 3315 Belmont St. Bellaire, Ohio BELLAIRE GI-HO ALLEN DICKEY GATTOS ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE WHOLESALE GROCERY 3555 Belmont St- BELLAIRE : : OHIO BELLAIRE OHIO Telephone: Bellaire 65 CONGRATULATIONS! The Scott Lumber Company EVERYTHING EOR BUILDING SINCE 1869 11 PLANTS TO SERVE YOU Z WALTER C. BAUKNECHT Successor to GRAFTONBAUKNECHTMELLOTT CO. Air Conditioned Funeral Home BELLAIRE SI-IADYSIDE Bestwishes ' z1NK's SHOE sToRE SHOCKEYNS FLORISTS SHOES FoR THE ENTIRE Cut Flowers Floral Designs FAMILY Potted Plants I 1 1 Res. Phone l2SfW Shop Phone 98-R Scmmllcally Fltted We Grow Owr Own BELLAIRE OHIO City Bldg. on 32nd St. Bellaire, Ohio THE EARL HEIL SMART SHOP Hosiery Lingerie Dresses and Accessories RADIO AND ELECTRIC CO. Maytag Washers Norge and Philco Products .3 ' BELMONT ST. BELL R I 47 AI E' QHIO 3281 Belmont Street Phone 462 Congratulates the Class of 1947 BELLAIRE, OHIO FERNWOOD DAIRY MILK and CREAM DIRECT FROM OUR FARMS PHONE: 944fRf3 rss ROBSON'S MARKET STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES Notions, Meats, Produce Butter and Eggs Corner 38th and Lincoln Ave. PHONE 876 FOR GOOD EAT S Stop at ALBERT'S SANDWICH SHOP BEST WISI-IES CLASS OF 47 AUTO SERVICE ARCHER BLISKE F LORI ST FUNERAL FLOWERS Cut Flowers - Potted Plants Corsages for A11 Occasions 4131 Central Avenue SHADYSIDE, f f f OHIO Telephone: Bellaire 1098 MAIERS AUTO SERVICE COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE Repair and General Welding Phone 1268fI SHADYSIDE OHIO R. S. MCMILLEN DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 101 Ifl SHADYSIDE OHIO 64 THE STCRE CE NATICNALLY ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE ' Kroehler Furniture ' Westinghouse Appliances 0 G. E. Hotpoint Appliances ' Magic Chef Ranges ' Sellers Kitchen Cabinets ' SherwinfWilliams Paints ALL KINDS CF HARDWARE McMURRY'S BARBER SHCP SHADYSIDE f f CHIC Always at your serwce Sporting Goods - Toys - Linoleum YOUR HOME OWNED M E5 K FOOD MARKET Powhatan Hardware ny Fresh Fruits :: Meats 21 PQWHATAN, OHIO Vegetables Cran ge and Black Cafe STANLEY MILLER MILLER RADIC AND REFRIGERATCR CO. 4010 Central Ave. Phone 1344 SHADYSIDE, OHIO BEST WISHES CLASS OF l'47', Sykes Restaurant SHADYSIDE, CHIC I6 .gfztsczmz CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION - CLASSES - ACTIVITIES - IUNIOR HI - I3 ADVERTISING - - J We mend the rips and patch the holes, Attach new heels and put on soles. Bring in your shoes, your children's too, Wheri you get them hack, they'll he like new. You will wear out many a pair of shoes trying to find a better place to have them repaired. You wear 'em and tear 'em, We repair 'ernf' Shadyside Shoe Hospital EAST 40th and CENTRAL AVENUE SHADYSIDE, OHIO BOB BARNES SPERRY'S OONFEOTIONERY Barber All Fountain Drinks SHADYSIDE, OHIO SHADYSIDE zz OHIO THE BELMONT CASKET W. M. JOHNSON LUIVIBER MANUFACTURING C0 COMPANY 1 BELLAIRE SHADYSIDE SHADYSIDE, OHI0 The Futhey Lumber 84 Hardware Co. LUMBER, BUILDING MATERIALS, MILL WORK, ROOFING SHERWINfWILLIAMS PAINTS, VARNISHES and ENAMELS BUILDERS' HARDWARE SHADYSIDE, OHIO PHONE 353 N561 CONGRATULATIONS! The Bellaire Dentists Dr. Earl A. Schafer Dr. R. M. Caldwell Dr. F. Tschappat Dr. W. Nesbitt THE HYMAN'S RENNIEKEYSER oLoTH1NG and SHOES CUMPANY t I AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES 3289 Belmont St. Bella1re, Oh1o Bellaire, Ohio Phone 262 or 75 PHONE 504 WHOLESALE BEST WISHES Your Neighbors Drug Store Why not 'Yours W. T. GRANT CO. Q DANKWORTH S DEPARTMENT STORE Corner 33rd and Belmont Street BELLAIRE OHIO BELLAIRE OHIO Belmont Restaurant GOOD FOOD SERVED ALWAYS Located in the Heart of Bellaire PHONE 425 l57l HARRY E. CARTER PRINTING and PLATELESS ENGRAVING Phone Bel. 370 3862 Noble St. BELLAIRE, OHIO I-IERZBERG'S Style without Extravagance BELLAIRE, OHIO A. J. Hoffman FURNITURE and APPLIANCES ' GfE and Philco Radios ' GfE Sweepers and Ironers ' GfE Refrigerators and Ranges ' GfE and Speed Queen Washers ' Westinghouse Refrigerators ' Maytag Washers Plione: Bellaire 102 I fR SHADYSIDE - OHIO Tip Top Cleaners 8 HOUR SERVICE CLEANING : : PRESSING REPAIRING Delivery Service Plant: West 40th Street Phone: Bellaire 1274 SHADYSIDE f f OHIO - Store: 32nd Guernsey - BELLAIRE, OHIO BEST WISHES THE MCCLAIN MOTOR COMPANY BELLAIRE oH1o MAEEEE BROS. STUDEBAKER SALES : : SERVICE Gibson Refrigerators 1400 Belmont Street Phone 48 BELLAIRE, OHIO lea BEST WISH ES CLASS or ww O Stewart 84 Ward, Inc. WHOLESALE GRQCERS BELLAIRE f f OHIO LANDO'S Is the Home of Hyde Park Clothes MEN'S CLOTHING STORE BELLAIRE : z OHIO BEN PINSKY Ieweler WATCHES and JEWELRY 226 Thirtyfsecond St. BELLAIRE, OHIO PHONE 930fR Venetian Blinds - Furniture - Carpets Ranges - Kitchen Cabinets WE SAVE U MONEY H. P. RODEWIG E5 CO. Quality 0 Price ' Service 312 3f27 Belmont Street BELLAIRE OHIO CAPITOL FLOWER SHOPPE .A- ,,, -, X. Buckeye Sand and Supply Co. 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When a Loan will enable you to make money, or aid you in financing an education, your health, a home, or help tide you over a financial rough spot - COME IN AND SEE US FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN BELLAIRE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION THE COWENfDICKENS CO. DAN ARCHIBALD INSURANCE HARDWARE 4th Floor, First National Bank Bldg. Phone 680 PHONE 97 BELLAIRE Q, M, Cowen BELLAIRE IZ oH1o SHADYSIDE, OHIO - THE - U. S. LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING COMPANY ZWEIC'S FURNITURE BELLAIRE, OHIO QUALITY CLEANERS Phone 431 Bellaire, Ohio Home Owned and Operated Since 1890 I70I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 47,' I-IORNES WHEELING f WEST VIRGINIA THE LUKENS CO. CONGRATULATIONS Wheeliiig ICLUEICTS Since 1885 CLASS OF 147 Registered Jewelers, American Gem Society, an International Organization THE HUB of Dependable jewelers BELLAIRE : : OHIO 1314 MARKET STREET Beacon Light Service Station ONE MILE SOUTH OF SHADYSIDE - ROUTE '7 Richard and Charles McGee, Proprietors STERLING GAS QUAKER STATE OIL Visit our picnic grounds on the river AUTO ACCESSORIES, TIRES AND TUBES GROCERIES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, CIGARETTES ICE CREAM, POP I71l SPEEIAI D, Q vlcl run vfnnnnun swiss 2 ' 'w Won't We ever get these soles stamps counted???? .,.. He will make the championship .... Touchdown for Scilly Bos- ton ,... Is it good??? ..., Come on in, the wc1ter's finelllll Going somewhere, boys???? I 4 I 11-v' -41.1 1 iff' r .:. .X 1 ,. f f-1' 4 . .w . ... .,. f 4'-1 1- A ! 'v' 1 1 111: , A 1 ' 1 I . I 1 , 1 1 ' 1 f 1 . Uv . . .1'. .',4,. 1 ' 1 ff ' N V 4' f . , 1 1 .1 1 ix - . . 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