Shadyside High School - Shadean Yearbook (Shadyside, OH)

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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.

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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.