Shadyside High School - Shadean Yearbook (Shadyside, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

MR. CHARLES A. KEITH A. B. West Liberty College Biology: General Science Coach, Football, Baseball MR. MEARL Le MAL State Teachers College California, Pennsylvania Industrial Arts MISS WILMA MAZOCH A. B. Lake Erie College West Liberty College University of Michigan Phy. Ed, Spanishg Geography MISS RUTH ANN NEPTUNE B. S. Muskingum College Ohio State University Jr. Hi Science: English MR. JOSEPH TROSAK B. S. Ohio State University M. A. Ohio State University Instrumental, Vocal Music Adviser, Hi-Y ,0 Vi GRIEST CUT RATE DRUG STORES 1125 Market Street 1406 Market Street WHEELING, W. VA. 1 -X X MR. GEORGE KROLL A. B. West Liberty College M. Ed. Ohio University Physics: Chemistry, Plane Geometry Adviser, Jr. Hi-Y MR. STEVE MAGYAR A. B. West Liberty College Phy. Ed, Jr. Hi Mathematics Assistant Coach, Football: Basketball MRS. HAZEL NALLEY A. B. West Liberty College Geography, Marriage Bl Family: Psychology 7. ' z' MISS PAULINE SWAMBERG B. S. Kent State University M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh Commercial Courses Adviser, Shadean Staff MISS BETTE PUSKAS Secretary to Superintendent 7 5011121 0,2 f D Seated-Dr. Earl Schafer, Louis Kalman Jacob Barth Robert Perkins Back row-Dr. Robert McCommon, David Keyser The Board of Education, consisting of six members, including the clerk, is a constant ser- vant of the community. Three years ago their dream came true when they were asked to give up the old athletic field to make way for new industry-the Kaiser-Frazer plant. This group has been instrumental in paving the way for Shadyside's most notable happening. A new athletic field has been planned and is being developed. The only reward these mem- bers hope for is the satisfaction of working and helping to develop better school facilities for the boys and girls of their community. Kuatodzhn, The maintenance of the high school building is a great responsibility. Many tasks are effi- ciently performed when we so often do not realize it. Throughout the year, while students are re- ceiving guidance in learning from their teachers, the janitor keeps other phases of the school run- ning smoothly. When you recall the neat, clean classrooms, the carefully groomed grounds and the sidewalks that were cleared of snow, you know that it was all due to the untiring efforts of the custodian, Joe Truax, and his helpers. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Home of Values Bellaire Ohio 8 Fr-es men Le lvloyme. HU ' T fi, Uvfg' I I, f' L ,,,f E auf- 6' I if I' ' ,fp-,Y-, '07'L0 l I I 1' I ' l 'f f ll 09 1,3 17 fy J x ' x ' 1 1 ' 1 VW f X ' X S..f ,A f 1 cf- f 1 g f , . X-1. ,f ff 5j X4 tsga' fy u J . Q vi. N lf- Sify? SX Qing !J 414l,4'f' f-Aj b4,,1X.Qf,ps pix I X f 1 1 xx - J ,VL gy If Ir' ' , ffl ' H , ' I 1 t ff - 1 'W fijwf x', 5 V, 1 1 ? L7,z L1! Z,fT1fi?3r gm lafwf Hrfffvff - -5'-. .., ...- fi - . .S 5,QnLb!uL Kvwhandd. MARY ALEXANDER DELORES ANDES NANCY AULT JOHN BARTON PATRICIA BOYD VIRGINIA BROWN R E I C H A R T ' S Ohio Vc:IIey's Leading Furniture, Home Furnishings, cmd Appliance Stores WHEELING MARTINS FERRY ' 'I0 Hound, up, fhuh, KOLUL yum, wznbmn, DONALD BUMGARDNER w',P- '::A A A 1.7+7f fEf:ff. X I A 1 rf ' ic '-- ' ' 4 1 3' f Q R 5 E ,M S: 1 L5 5735.13 Q. gg '35 4 GX .L 3- 'i Ci 7- 4 K ' Y F - . f -.S ,mu 1 5 Q ff 3 3.V l:x gs A 2: '- N 2-.,? 4 zu., x 3-1, 1' - 5 Orgy eff 5-ei ig lg if 1,5 ,zz g ,Lis wvsitgr JOYCE BUNFILL EDWARD CERNY D f 1 '1 '-' 3LUI,+1 DONALD CHERVANAK GEORGIA CROZIER , MARJORIE CRUMBAKER Dim . 6 I WV W. J. LUKENS COMPANY 1314 Market Street WheeIing's Leading Jeweler Since 1861 11 JEAN DAVIS OSEPP1 DAWSON ROSE MARIE De COLA , fy X ,'v.Qf,N Qi, ff-'xv Wf'lA'f'Cg, kv' L gf6LONALD GALLAHER WILLIAM GLASGOW CECELIA GULASH CHARLES N. HANCHER COMPANY 1223 Market Street JEWELERS - SILVERSMITHS Wheeling, W. Va. ,Saddlaup,fowv1zlaLA1luafio1fm. DONALD HALL LORNA HEATH NATHANIEL HOCKER I , 6 0 V FAYE HOLDEN JACK JUNKINS JUDITH LEMMON GEORGE R. TAYLOR COMPANY Fashions for over 'I00 years Wheeling, West Virginia NANCY MARTIN JOSEPH MAURER SUSAN MAURY GORDON MCLEOD CAROL MEDDINGS JOHN MELANKO W. T. GRANT COMPANY Your Family Store Bellaire, Ohio Bfzalwlcul wdh, knowladqia Ion, lad. Jwdco JO ANN MERRITT EMMETT MILLIT WILLIAM MINAMYER SALLY NAOME PATRICIA PARKER JACK PATT MCCLAIN MOTOR COMPANY Bellaire Ohio I5 i I I A V , I I I I I , I I I I I I II I I I I I I. I I i I I I . I I , I IJ-3-?,'Lia. Iii: - '-Efzgfvj ..,,.,..- Y 3 ,:,,,,, L.: I. , ..1 . 1 .....,n.Q nN.L 4 RUTH PHILLIPS JUDY PORTER Prompt Service aff J '21, - J '. ' v' '- 'lfr . MARY PIPER JOHN PORTER MARY ELLEN PRA HT DELORES PUTINSKY l BRYAN BROS. Jewelers cmd Wcufchmckers Low Prices mm mmm W PAUL RIEQER JACK SAUNDERS WILLIAM SCHAEFER f' f Q, -'I 1 ,iw fe he VY LOUIS SHULTZ K, If ROSE SNYDER CAROLYN STEELE ' 5,-ff A -Q? I II'- ' BERMAN'S Men's and Boys' Wear Bellaire, Ohio NORMA STILLION MARCELLA SUDER RLJDOLPH VOSTATEK JOHN VQCELlCH RONALD WEEKLEY RUTH ANN WHITE ll , JUDY ZACK CITY FLOWER SHOP 3356 Belmont Street Bellaire, Ohio 18 flmwwnm. Home Economics girls, learning to become good members of society, are not only trained in cooking but also in sewing, child care, nutritions and home decora- tions. L. Piper, M. Roscoe, D. Spitzl. The Commercial department is one place where something is going on every hour ofthe day. Yes, you will surely find some- one typing letters, cutting stencils, mimeo- graphing programs, tests or schedules. S. Eberhart, D. Koonce, R. Wil- liams, V. Zacek, J. Archibald, B. Littleton, R. Zovich, F. Hughes, F. Kaluha, E. Helms, D. Conner. Student librarians give assistance in locat- ing a book whether it be for reference, quiz programs or iust plain leisure. S. Greenwood, N. Ambler, Mrs. McKelvey, B. Dailey, R. De Colo, C. Gulosh. The scientific properties around us are learned by doing experiments in the Phy- sics lab. E. Cerney, R. Vostatek, D. Hall, Mr. Krall, D. Calvis, R. Bond, P. May- hugh, R. White. ln the workshop of the Industrial Arts de- partment boys are given on opportunity to learn a vocation which they may find useful later in life. H. Boyd, Mr. l.e Mal, J. Bittengle, D. Carl, P. Truax, J. McMahon, G. Partozana, R. Penn, Compliments of KAUFMAN'S 'I9 B SX . . . First row-Jerry Archibald, Bob Albright, Phil Ambler, Jack Bell, Bill Bitfengle, Jim Bitfengle Second row-Roger Bond, Howard Boyd, Jack Burkhart, Doroihy Buskirk, Bob Caldwell, Don Calvis Third row-Donald Carl, Jim Coffland, Donna Conners, George Davies, Shirley Eberhorf, Shirley Eikleberry Fourth row-Jim Futhey, Bernice Gollaher, Erma Helms, Jack Higbee, Frances Kaluho, Doris Koonce Fifth row-Joyce Koonce, George Kusko, Ronald Lappert CAPITOL FLOWER SHOPPE Choice Flowers for all Occasions 7952 I Q' First row-Betty Littleton, Bernard Maskivish, Phyllis Mayhugh, Delores Mellott, Blaine Mullett, Jane McCommon Second row-Russell Polivka, George Partazanci, Norman Penick, Bob Penn, Michael Poppe, Richard Ramser Third row-Patty Rennie, Richard Ryncarz, Dorothy Schramm, Donna Steinman, Marcia Stillion, Pat Truax Fourth row-Waunita Vosiatek, Carolyn Weeks, Bob Williams, Joyce Wolfe, Don Wood, Tom Wood Fifth row-Virginia Zacelx, Hose Zovich B O 0 K ' S Bellaire's Leading Shoe Store 3242 Belmont Street Phone 1650 Sophnnwnm, X' ,f fo- 19? ,f'7 f- Z- Firsf row-Bob Andes, Roy Bell, Rodney Belville, Carole Berger, Harold Brown, Janet Brown Second row-Vivian Brown, Bob Bumgardner, Millicenf Ciancone, Cassie Coulter, Helen Crozier, Lila Davis Third row-William Day, Emaleen Dunfee, William Fufhey, Marjorie Gerdau, Norma Goodson, Stella Graham Fourth row-Barbara Heman, Party Jurichney, Nancy Lednik, Bill Lewis, David McCroba, George McMahon Fifth row-Edna McVay, Bill Myer, Rose Mary Mandlak 4 FRY 8. RICE GROCERS Phone 403 Bellaire, Ohio 7953 First row-James Monroe, Janis Ogilbee, Lawrence Penick, Carole Piper, Byron Pracht, Don Rakoski Second row-Ronald Reitberger, Richard Robson, Frank Roubal, Virginia Rusin, Robert Russell, Ronald Sbrissa Third row-Betty Schaffer, Robert Schuler, Carolyn Shaver, Rosalie Sheeketski, Domenic Silverio, Mary Jean Smith Fourth row-Twila Stokes, Bob Taylor, Phil Von Dyne, Robert Visnic, Charles Vogt, Shirley Weekly Fifth row-.lim West, Arthur Williams, Jerry Workman, Steve Zaiac Wmmvvvwvq B+ SHOCKEY'S FLORISTS Phone 98 We Grow Our Own Bellaire, Ohio First row-Nancy Ambler, Ivy Baker, Don Bass, Dorothy Bates, William Brkliacic Second row-John Bloom, Helen Brown, Rosetta Corise, Carole Crofton, Nanco Cross Third row-Belly Dailey, James Darrah, Roy Dawson, Charles Devers, Joe De Fillippo Fourth row-Marilyn Dixon, Joy Donley, Don Duncan, .lim Duncan, Judy Duvall Fifth Row-Janet Fleming, Jane Glasow, Gay Goodson, Marilyn Graham, Martha Greenwood Sixth row-Shirley Greenwood, Jack Hammond, Marilou Harris, Wilma Helms, Janet Hemman Seventh row-Patricia Hess, Elaine Hughes, Nancy Ka- veski, Mary Kemps, Mary Koci Eighth row-Yvonne! Koenemund, Don Koonce, Charles Kovolo, Tim Kreiter Ninth row-Jack Ladyga, Charles Livorno, Georgene Marling CERVELLI MOTOR CO. Phone Bellaire 2080 Oldsmobile Dealer Sales 81 Service 794 First row-Patty Maskivish, David Meddings, Betty Mel- lott, Rose Ann Mondich, Catherine Monroe Second row-Tom Moore, Margaret Model, Mary Lou Noice, Donald Palmer, Harry Palmer Third row-Richard Palmer, Howard Palmer, Tom Par- ker, Roma Phillips, Bob Polinsky Fourth row-Rosemary Prezebesvski, Bill Ramser, Shirley Rankin, Edna Riley, Maxine Riley Fifth row-Robert Russell, Richard Schau, Donald Schramm, John Sheeketski, Blanche Slack Sixth row-Frank Smith, Novella Steele, Blanche Stokes, Patricia Stemkowski, Olga Suder Seventh row-Victor Truax, Andrew Van Camp, Bob Visnic, Mike Visnic, Barbara Wagner Eighth row-Shirley Wagner, Roger Ward, Patricia White, Donna Whitmore, Jean Williams Ninth row-Anna Marie Wilson, James Wisvari, Rose- mary Yonko EARL J. HEl'L RADIO AND ELECTRIC CO. Maytag 81 Philco Products 3265 Belmont Street Phone Bellaire 462 E Z 5 5 i S a 5 i Sth. Hlzada, First row-F. Boston, B. Bommer, S. Buzek, C. Daugherty, C. Davis, D. Crunelle, L. Milton, J. Kukura, J. Carpenter, D. Watt, B. Hader, F. August Second row-S. Wach, R. Miller, P. Livorno, C. Harum, A. Toncosh, G. Glasow, D. Spitzl, K. Sladick, J. Barth, J. Gray, L. Di Marco, M. Nice Third row--L, Young, B. Venham, P. Landkrohn, J. Creighton, C. Junkins, B. Graham, H. Paknik, P. Ryan, B. Bittengle, J. Bittengle, F. Tokarz, C. Whitmore, E. Kinemond, B. White Fourth row-J. Strott, P. Ault, H, Groves, E. Kasko, B. Robbins, D. Steed, P. Ryncarz, P. Appleloni, I, Perunko, L. Piper, M. Roscoe, J. Wright, M. Schramm, C. Palmer, J. Richards Fifth row-D. Girts, D. Fosnot, R. Martin, R. Brown, J. Hurley, N. Ciancone, D. Fleming 7th, 5!l6l6fQ, First row-J. Caldwell, D. Paton, E. Gondira, P. Reed, J. Dempsey, B, Boyd, G, Ruble, L. Bell, W. Stimmel, P. Williams, R. Humphrey Second row-S. Hughes, D. Spivlo, J. Luft, B. Horgan, H. Reiger, M. Holmes, J. Brown, J. Silverio, M. Cortis, C. Dodds, J. Macy, D. Mondlack, G. Vucelich Third row-R. Maskivish, B. Bartolovich, P. Miller, D. Marsh, T, Zastudil, R. Hanasky, B. Gilten, B. Stanchina, T. Heslop, J. Maury, B. Patrick, L. Glasgow, M. Bushilla, J. Porter, J. Beck, J. Luke, R. Hall Fourth row-R. Silverio, R. Littleton, C, Coukart, B. Boles, B. Boles, W. Ferriar, R. Sanders, J. Forsythe, J. Polivka, N. Rockwell, B. Heslop, N. Wolfe, J. Lovejoy, B. Maskivish, J. Meholovitch, P. Bethel Fifth row-P. Harlan, B. Tokarz, H. Dunning, B. Wiggins, L. Krupa, N. Yonko, B. Polinsky, R. Vavra, R. Webb, J. Miller HYMAN'S CLOTHING 8. SHOE STORE V 3289 Belmont Street Phone Bellaire 504 fdlpxx 1' ' l 1 I If 1x74 2 '-J xx , K7 X xg iff xi ,VIII K Q I X ' 1 Qi ' S ' Siu' ,I -1 I I I ' ' ' 1' I I xslxx I, I I f Q I., I'-N fgfx I 1 x I I S5---t'f, ,Tai X l f suv Q K fx Xb! X Y I ,1 wif, .S f ,1f'j1,vE:'s f .',' .Q. e 1' 'S I s 1 XX X I 1 X ,I it , I . , I I iff! f x 1 i X e 3 I X ,' X X W 4 ,f' Xss Y I T i l Ljouncl t l J it 'l OFFICERS E. Millit, J. Zack, S. Nnome, J. Melanko J. Futhey, E. Dunfee, S. Maury The student council, under the direction of Mr. John V. Hutton, created a greater harmony between the faculty and the student body. Through the council the various groups were able to voice their grievances. The legislative body sponsored a clean-up campaign with the obiect being to get out early on Fridays, and student assemblies to bring out the great hidden talents of our students. In the spring the lawmakers sponsored the intramural basketball tournament with the winner to play the faculty. First row-J, Archibald, V, Zacek, A. Wilson, E. Hughes, S, Hughes, D. Spivla, D. Fleming Second row-M. Suder, C. Gulash, C. Meddings, P. Mayhugh, E. Millit, J. Brown, B. Martin, M. Smith BELMONT FURNITURE CO. Furniture, Rugs, Stoves, Radios, Electric Appliances 3315 Belmont Street Phone Bellaire 99 Bellaire, Ohio 3.1 1. First row-S. Maury, R. Ramser, D. Andes, C. Gulash, C. Meddings, M. Pracht, J. Lemmon, E. Dunfee Second row-Miss Hranko, Miss Rodefer, N. Steele, D. Wood, R. De Cola, S. Na- ome, L. Davis, C. Berger, B. Schaffer, P. Moyhugh, J. Zack, S. Weekley, D. Bus- kirk, M. Poppe, R. White, R. Mondlak W. Schaefer, J. McCommon, E. Millit J. JL. H.. First row-N. Cross, S. Rankin, A. Miller, N. Lednik, Miss Daniel, N. Stillion, Y Koenemund, M. Dixon, M. Ciancone Second row-P. Maskivish, V, Brown, C Piper, C. Gulash, D. Andes, M. Smith R. Sheeketski, J. Ogilbee, D. Williams E. McVay, O. Suder Third row-A. Krupnik, R. Yonko, D, Bates, M. Stillion, R. Przebeszveski, R. De Cola P. Porter, C. Crofton, P. Boyd, A. Wilson L. Davis, J. Buntill, B. Hemman, M Kempa Fourth row-M. Greenwood, C. Coulter, D Schramm, B. Dailey, S. Greenwood, B Slack, N. Ambler, N. Ault, D. Putinsky I E r 1' f Z in J u , ' A k .5 Q, f -0 : LIC I THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA had a fine year under the able leadership of Miss Daniel, o'FFicers, and their forty-two members. They had several programs on good looks and good grooming. At one meeting the members brought in their favorite recipes which the typing class mimeographed and they then made them up into cook books. THE FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA club, under the leadership of Miss Velma Rodeter and Miss Anna Hranko, was composed of prospective members of the teaching profession. They were informed about the opportunities in the teaching field. The members helped teachers by grading papers, doing odd iobs, and doing substitute teaching when the opportunity arose. One high- light of the year was the presentation of an as- sembly program in which they portrayed the qualities of a good sport and the qualities of a poor sport at basketball games. Try BLUMS'S before you decide Bellaire's Old Reliable home owned store 29 , ..4.wfg.,,5 2 4 sz Q2iQ,g6gf.z f ,'., lm, f s .. '. ,ii .ffi 2 if? 1 diff? Q .ru mf 1 yy' 1 J' if tl t If fri . 1. .5 9? 4 fi A eg f I OFFICERS, nm row-P. . si! .3 Parker, S. Naome, C. Gu- lash, J. Buntill, J. Lem- I 'K mon, S. Maury. Second ,I V 3 lj J -Q., row-Miss Rodefer, P. f ' f Rennie, V. Zacelc, L. Da- ' r , T? vis, E. Dunfee, c. Med- ig dang., J. ogalbee, R. I ig ' 1 E. white. Third row-J. Af. ., 5 chabqla, J. zqck, s. unle- ' Q ton, L. Heath, F. Kaluha, Q i I Miss Humes. J - fl 'ii , , I .. .1 ll ll gs 1. E9 fi-A 5 al l ...m'i,M...Lis, is .L 74-J The Senior Y-Teens is an organization of girls who work and play together. They did ser- vice proiects such as making favors for the Chil- dren's Home and the hospital and collecting clothes to send overseas. In this past year, a few of their various money-making projects were: a Smorgasbord supper, selling food at basketball selling scorecards at football games. games, and The highlights of the year were the formal dance, the Snow Ball, which was a ioint Hi-Y and Y-Teen affair, held on January 'I3, 1951, and the impressive Christmas assembly. The theme of the year was Let's Harmon- ize and the programs distributed were in the form of miniature record albums with a record for each of the year's meetings. First row-R. Sheeketski J. Mccornmon, R. De Cola M. Smith, C. Piper, J. Por ter, D. Andes, B. Schaeffer, D. Steinman, C. Weeks. Second row-C. Berger, M. Ciancone, C. Steele, P Boyd, N. Ault, D. Putinsky P. Mayhugh, D. Buskirk M. Long, M. Pracht, N. ,Q 5'll' ,F.Hld ,M.S- g , ' ' - tl ron o en u 'as ,vi der. Third row-R. Mend- - lak, D. Koonce, J. Wolfe N. Martin, D. Schramm, M Stillion, W. Vostatek, R Zovich, D. Conner, C Shaver, 5. Weekley, J Brown, N. Lednik, B. Hem QT man, P. Jurichney, C. Coul ter. FREDERICK WASSMAN CO. , Bellaire, Ohio Phone 470 30 OFFICERS, first row-W. Glasgow, J. Davis, J. Bittentgle. Second raw- R. Caldwell, R. Ramser, E. Millit. The purpose of the Hi-Y organization is to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Chris- tian character. This year the Hi-Y sponsored the Homecom- ing and two paid assemblies. Delegates were sent to various conferences and training camps. The ioint Hi-Y and Y-Teen formal was the social highlight of the year. Among other things, the boys had movies as part of their own programs and one program was devoted to attendance at the churches of various faiths. As part of their service projects, the boys sponsored a clean-up campaign. The climax to a highly successful year was the awarding of the Hi-Y Honor Award to the club, an award given only to Hi-Y clubs throughout the state that do outstanding services to school and community aside from the usual Hi-Y accomplishments. Sbrissa. H. P. BRYAN, JEWELER Phone 1367 Buckeye Bank Bldg. Bellaire, Ohio 31 First row-G. McMahon R. Williams, G. Partazana D. Silverio, R. Taylor Calvis, R. Penn, R. Band L. Penick, R. Robson Sec and row-D. Wood McCroba, W. Futhey Workman, R. Russell Penick, R. Albright Poppe, W. Schaefer Sagges, R. Andes. Third row-J. Junkins, P m bler, R. Vostatek, T. Wood D. Chervenak, J. Maurer J. Higbee, J, Futhey Van Dyne, J. Vucelich R This was a busy year for the Junior Y-Teens. Under the supervision of Miss Neptune and Miss Davis, they chose the theme, Friendship Gar- dens. A quick glance around their calendar shows that in November and December the club participated in World Fellowship Week, the Red 'li-J Cross Drive, cmd other charitable proiects. ln January, they held an inter-racial program and a square dance with the Junior Hi-Y. ln Febru- ary, they had a book review, in March, a pro- gram on good grooming and in April, impressive installation of otticers for the coming year. First row-L. Piper, R. Miller, J. Glasow, C. Crofton, M. Noice, N. Kaveski, E. Hughes. R. Corise, N. Ambler, J. Fleming, A. Wil- son, J. Duvall. Second row-B. Horgan, C, Horum, P. Landkrohn, B, Moskivish, P. Appeloni, B. Heslop, M. Kortis, B. Bales, K. Sla- dick, S. Hughes, D. Spivlo, H. Groves, B. Slack, N. Cross, L. De Marco, J. Hemman, J. Polivka, P. Porter, M. Schramm. Third row- P. Bethel, N. Wolfe, J. Meholovitch, J. Silverio, L. Glasgow, D. Spitzl, G. Marling, J. Macy, J. Junkins, J. Barth, D. Mondlak, H. Paknik, J. Gray, F. Glasow, I. Perunko, P. Livorno, M. Harris, E. Kasko, J. Creighton, Miss Neptune. Fourth row-R. Yonko, J. Loveioy, A. Krupnik, C. Dodds, D. Steed, P. Stemkowski, J. Forsythe, R. Przebeszvski, B. Patrick, J. Donley, Y. Koenemund, P. Maskivish, C. Coukart, W. Farrier, D. Bates, P. Ryncarz, M. Kempa, B. Robbins, P. Ryan, B. Boles. First row-B. Brown, R. Webb, G. Vucelich, S. Buzek, D. Shau, C. Livorno, W. Stimmel, P. Williams, B. Hader, P. Reed. Second row-R. Silverio, J. Porter, B. Tokorz, R. Vavra, D. Polinsky, L. Ault, D. Myers, B. Ramser, J. Richards, J. Bittengle, R. Hall, B. Wiggins, H. Dunning, J. Kukura, P. Miller. Third row-Mr. Kroll, T. Zastudil, J. Dempsey, C. Whitmore, R. Humphrey, D. Bass, D. Meddings, J. Carpenter, B. Giften, C. Davis, D. Crunelle, J. Strott, J. Wisvari, D. Schramm, L. Young, B. Venham, C. Palmer, J. Beck, L. Milton, R. Littleton. Fourth row-R. Hanasky, L. Bell, L. Krupa, D. Marsh, S. Kovolo, J. Ladyga, B. Martin, B. Bittentgle, D, Fleming, R. Dawson, T. Moore, D. Girtz, A. Van Camp, R. Polinsky, R. Ward, V. Truax, T. Kreiter, J. Sheeketski. o a The Junior Hi-Y, like the Hi-Y, tries to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian living. They have such duties as raising and lower- ing the flag each day and keeping the school clean. They played basketball and mushball. and visited the YMCA for other recreation. In the spring they went on an overnight hike and weiner roast. E BELMONT JEWELRY Bellaire Ohio First row-R. Dawson, D. Bass, D. Silverio, J. Ladyga, Second row-J. Sheeketski, J. Bell, V. Truax, B. Mul- Third row-D. Meyers, D. Hall, P. Reiger, Mr. Kroll, p!l!Jj:Q,CfilII'l, gm. J. Davis lett, R. Russell R. Bond We all like to get out of classes, especially if it is to see a movie in the proiection room. Do you know who runs the machines so that you can get out ot those classes? Right. The boys who belong to the projection club. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Kroll, the boys learned to run the pro- jector. Movies aid the students and teachers in their classes. The boys of the club are getting useful experience which may benefit them in some way years later. Our hats are OFF to the boys who make our visual education possible. Who rings the bells tor classes to begin? Who collects the absence slips? Who meets and greets visitors and summons people to the tele- phone? Who runs errands for Mr. Wright and takes care of the hall lights? Our school iust couldn't be operated without the aid of the oFFice F. Holden, C. Meddings, D. Buskirk, V, Zacek M. Piper, D. Putinsky force. Yes, these are the girls who do the sel- dom-remembered but very necessary duties around the school. And may we say they have been one of the best in efficiency and depend- ability. OHIO PAINT AND GLASS COMPANY Paint, Glass, Wallpaper Phone 765 Bellaire 33 Jim Umm gpm First row-D. Andes, J. Brown, R, Przebesz- Second row-C. Piper, C. Berger, L. Davis, First row-B. Wagner, J. Glasow, N. Led- The members of the Red Cross were made up of volunteer students. They had many activi- ties throughout the year that were both enter- taining and educational. This year the Red Cross sponsored an assembly at which they had a Bel- gium priest as guest speaker. They packed boxes of gifts and sent them to children overseas. They participated in a nation-wide campaign for polio. The home nursing courses in which the members learned the fundamentals of home nursing proved interesting and informative. Their efforts deserve acclaim. Html MM, vski, N. Kaveski J. Lemmon, J. Zack, J. Ogilbee, R. Sheeketski Pfuhrf, nf, Paau. nik, C. Steele, R. Mondlok, L. Ault econd row-B. Schaffer, L. Davis, S. Weelcley, J. McCommon, D. Meddings, C. Meddings, E, Dunfee, M. Pracht To further the cause of peace, the youth of the nation, regardless of race, creed or religion, were given an opportunity to participate in a peace contest. The requirement of each con- testant was to memorize a declamation that had been written by a college student, and then pre- sent it to an audience in a local church. If he won first place in his hometown church, he was eligible to go on to a county, a district, a semi- final or a final contest. The reward for the final winner was a college scholarship in the college of his choice. Shadyside was very proud of our own Carol Meddings who made the grade all the way to the semi-finals. A contest of this kind gives young people a deeper insight of the meaning of peace, besides giving them an opportunity to earn a scholarship. BEN PlNSKY'S 226 32nd Street Diamonds, Watches, Silverware Bellaire, Ohio 34 The experimental P.O. D. class conducted the elections of the student body officers, the stu- dent council officers, and the individual class offi- cers patterned from our state and national elec- tions. Any qualified student desiring to run for office could do so by entering a petition. Then there was much campaigning and the halls were filled with posters and signs. Students were re- quired to register before voting. This class learned from experience how to become better citizens. During the school year they went to the Moundsville prison, to a trial in St. Clairsville, and carried on their own mock trial. The students found this an entertaining ex- perience as well as an educational one. I 3 0 tatek, D. Hall, D. Gallaher only . First row-Mrs, Dunfee, J. Fleming, M Smith, C. Gulash, P, Rennie, J. McCom mon, P, Boyd, D. Andes, B. Schaeffer S. Eikleberry, D. Mellott, M. Stillion Second row-J. Glasow, V. Rusin, V Brown, C. Piper, M. Alexander, R hart, J, Merritt, J, Hemman, R, Phil lips, N. Ambler, N. Stillion, E, Riley C. Coulter, B. Mellott, D. Schramm Third row-P. Kusko, N. Steele, N. Lednik C. Weeks, F. Hughes, S. Greenwood ton, Y. Koenemund, P. Maskivish, R Sheeketslxi, J. Ogilbee, P. Mayhugh J. Donley The librarians served the student body in a Vice President and a Secretary-Treasurer. Many many ways. They helped find reference mater- . . mls' checked books in and out and dusted The social affairs were held throughout the year. A shelves. They organized a club with a President, salute to the girls who serve so well. THE COWEN-DICKENS COMPANY Better Be Insured Than Sorry ' 4th floor First National Bank Building Bellaire, Ohio 35 R. White, J. Junkins, N. Hocker, R. Vos- De Cola, J. Wolfe, D. Bates, S. Eber- B. Dailey, P. Hess, M. Kempa, C. Crof- E Z 5 5 i S a 5 i dgcuwl First row-D. Hall, J. Strott, R. Corise, R. Littleton, C. Davis, J. Zack, R. White, M. Pracht, D. Calvis, R. Hall, E. Millit. Second row- N. Kaveski, A. Wilson, R. Przebeszvski, M. Noice, P. Lcndkrohn, M. Harris, R. Dawson, L. Davis, A. Krupnik, D. Steinman, B. Littleton, P. Rennie, C. Shaver. Third Row-S. Weekly, R. Mondlak, E. Dunfee, F. Kaluha, M. Long, J. Brown, C. Palmer, L. Young, D. Ryncarz, R. Miller, J, Brown, H. Paknik, P. Ryan, H. Groves. Fourth row-P. Mayhugh, J. McCommon, J. Archibald, L. Ault, L. Penick, J. Wis- vari, J. Higbee, D. Meyers, B. Stanchina, R. Bell, B. Pracht, B. Robbins, R. Yonlco, C. Junkins, J. Caldwell, T. Kreiter, D. Bass, N. Peniclc. Fifth row-D. Buskirk, R. Bond, R. Caldwell, D. McCroba, J. Richards, P. Jurichney, R. Penn, W. Futhey, J. Workman, W. Ramser, J. Ladyga, D. Crunell, J. Koonce. Colorful, and well-executed formations were provided this year by the Shadyside Band at the football games. They played popular songs and made the formations to correspond. They even square danced to Tzena, Tzena, They helped the P. O. D. class in their elec- tion campaign by parading through town. They also participated in the Bellaire parade and at the Soap Box Derby. To add a little spice to the year's activities, some of the band members organized a iazz band to play the current hit songs. ln the Spring Concert they also had a vari- able program, including everything from the Three Bears to the Washington Post. The Band is planning to have a Summer Concert to complete the year's program. GATTO'S WHOLESALE GROCERY Bellaire 36 Ohio Qbmrfofr. Mr. Joseph Trosck ,f K, mf if f-if A-A f pf vp, ,, ,n ., I . 4 mamma Carolyn Steele, Rose Zovich, Donna Conner, William Minamyer Qwmn, Jerry Archibald, Queen Judy Porfer, Emaleen Dunfee SHADYSIDE AUTO COMPANY Shadyside Ohio 37 fmmmblc Left to right-C. Gulash, D. Andes, J, Archibald, L. Heath, N. Stillion, P. Rennie, M. Pracht, B. Littleton, C. Meddings, S. Maury, C. Shaver, J. Bunfill, J. Zack, C. Steele: accompanist, J. Lemmon This year the Girls' Ensemble enjoyed their music under the leadership of their new director, Miss Sara Davis. They sang semi-classical, religious, and negro spiritual songs. The Ensemble contributed their talents to the Christmas and Easter assem- blies as well as the Spring Concert. They added a little spice to the concert with their rendition of a spiritual song called Cindy. In the spring, plans were being made to enter the Ensemble in a state contest. ROBSON'S MARKET Groceries, Meats, Frozen Foods Phone 876 Corner 38th and Lincoln Avenue Jim ' flwlum, gm' gm Our school would not be complete without assemblies and took a large port in the Spring the annual Christmas Caroling through the halls Concert. at the holiday season. This and many other Mr. Trosak and Miss Davis, directors, pro- things, the choruses did to give our school color vided a variety of songs for the choruses to sing andlife. this year. Among them was the current hit, Joshua , which they sang with the accompani- They participated in a great number of our ment of the band. First row--J. Lemmon, C. Meddings, D. Steinman, J. Higbee, J. Vucelich, R. Lappart, R. Ramser, E. Dunfee, R. Mandlak. Second row-l.. Heath, R. Snyder, J. Archibald, L. Davis, J. Brown, C. Gulash, C. Steele, D, Andes, S. Naome, S. Maury, B. Littleton, J. Cotfland, Joe Tf05Gk- Third row-N, 5lllll0l'1, D- MCCf0b0, B- Caldwell. B- Penn, D. Silverio, P. VanDyne, J. Junkins, E. Millit, F. Schaeliter, B. Russell, N. Penick, D. Wood. Back row-C. Shaver, J. McCommon, J. Bunfill, M. Crumbaker, N. Martin, S. Weekley, M. Pracht, J. Zack, P. Rennie, C. Piper, P. Parker, F. Kaluha, P. Boyd, M. Smith. First row-C. Gulash, J. Bunfill, F. Kaluha, P. Rennie, Miss Davis, C. Meddings, D. Andes, R. DeCola, C. Piper. Second row-R. Mond- lak, M. Crumbaker, P. Jurichney, M. Long, M. Stillion, D. Steinman, D. Schramm, L. Davis, M. Smith, C. Berger, B. Schaffer, P. Boyd. Third row-M, Pracht, V. Rusin, A. Miller, N. Lednik, N. Stillion, N. Martin, R. Sheeketski, S. Weekley, V. Brown, D. Putinsky, N. Ault, P. Parker, J. Ogilbee. Back row-D, Buskirk, J. Lemmon, C. Shaver, R. Snyder, J. Archibald, L. Heath, B. Littleton, C. Weeks, E. Duntee, J. Brown, J. McCommon, P, Mayhugh. .. . WV X ' A ' 'Mi 1, V D B A 2 . . ' WALLACE AMOCO STATION Amoco Gas 8: Oils - Groceries, Candies, Breads, Imperial Ice Cream Shadyside, Ohio 39 , :RF , A 1 i1ffw3'1 5- ,sig :A wg 9 A E5 gs In 1 N egg, gig X 5 Yi iii? f Between rodeos and roundups, the Shadean StaFf was able to publish this book for you. It took a lot of research and trips out west, but the cowboys came through in the end. Seriously though, there was a great deal of work connected with publishing a yearbook. The first big iob was that of the advertising crew. They were responsible for contacting the businesses throughout the valley and securing advertisements for our book. They made many trips and did a lot of talking. l Another important iob was the taking of snaps of the events as they occurred during the year. This included snaps of basketball, foot- ball, assemblies, and classroom activities. The advertising manager, Don Hall, had a fine crew that contacted people for Shadean sub- scriptions. He also saw that all bills were paid. The editor, Suzie Maury, shouldered a great responsibility. Hers was the task of seeing that the layout was satisfactory, that the captions and writeups matched the pictures, and finally that as many snaps as possible were taken throughout the year. Yes, she with the help of assistant editor, Carol Meddings, saw that every- thing fitted in with the plan of the book. The Shadean adviser, Miss Swamberg, gave many helpful hints. With her advice and guid- ance, the staFf published this book and learned some valuable points about yearbood editing. 1951 swim. sum Suzie Maury . . ,. Editor Carol Meddings . , Assistant Editor Rudy Vostatek , . , Layout Editor Mary Ellen Pracht Feature Writer Blaine Mullett ., ,, . Photographer Roy Dawson ., , Photographer Don Hall . . Business Manager ADVERTISING CREW Frances Kaluha , Bob Russell Jerry Archibald , . ,, Jim Bittengle Patty Parker . , Joyce Bunfill SCHULER'S COMPLETE FOOD MARKET Meats - Produce - Groceries Birdseye Frosted Foods Phgne 1021 Shadyside, Ohio 41 Jluz, Hhozsi nl a, fhanaz, The Ghost of a Chance, with its cast of tive boys and seven girls, was a comedy, presented by the Junior Class. The play centered around a brother and a sister who were killed in an automobile accident, and had come back to haunt their house so that no one could live there. A young couple, deeply in love, came to live there, so the young ghosts set about to haunt them. But between mystical happenings in the house and the traditional mother-in-law trouble, the young couple were leaving their happy marriage. Upon realizing this, the young ghosts could no longer continue to haunt them, so they left them to reconcile and then went on to heaven. The cast will long be applauded for their outstanding performance in this play. THE CAST Agatha Bixby . Polly Vickers , Gertrude Ralston Vera Hale . .,..., , Arthur Hale .,... Amy Fitzgerald . Andy Fitzgerald Frank Orr , . , . Opal Freeze . ., Fred Ralston .. Taxi Driver .. , Mary ,. . . , Betty Littleton Phyllis Mayhugh . Frances Kaluha Jane McCommon Richard Ramser , Jerry Archibald Bob Caldwell ,. , ., Don Wood Patty Rennie Jack Higbee , .. James Futhey Dorothy Buskirk CAMBRIA MINING COMPANY Shadyside Ohio 1, X J n if 1., X. - ' 5: Qfiiik' .2435 Xl WML M5 A ' 5, nr F - XL Y' .ze rl e. ki nz' 'Q ' ' 'Qin ' '! C .. we an .lf , an WF, , , ,M . C . - as A, W N... , 1 , H ,... 1 I I We learn self defense. Hold 'er newf, she's rarin'. Our Alma Mater. He flew lhrough the air . . Life in ihe Ardic. Duck! . , 4-'-. ,ir-.1 I' Xfiffsebgl qi .Q 13 24 --fgvfelgg X A-fx f ,egg-k.. - .X msiem Aff?-Q .f if .J . 1 . f. 5 -NN--252. ,Q.f+:::-'N ., W. X -, fr Compliments SHADYSIDE SHOE HOSPITAL Dear Santa . . Christmas in Chicago. Into each life a little snow must fall 43 RP A Q5 x 'H' Faculty has pow-wow! Looks discouraging, doesn't it? Snowed under mmmmm, marshmallows! Guest speaker, Belgium priest Where'cl that rabbit go? Senator Taft stops at Shady- side on campaign tour! Going anywhere? Thanks for your direction, Miss Hasbrouck. Scene from Junior play. Buckeye boys' and girls' state representa- tives Congressman Hays speaks here too! Junior play cast Ohhhh, dear! Shadeans on the march! Four beaming high steppers. W. J. HOBURG 3882 Central Avenue, Phone 802 44 , QA,'f 'Cf 4 r' .xx f '1 'W I h 'Ir' , f W I 'f, 0 'I' I 1 I ,Q A Q 1, if 51 lx ,x ! T I I il ' rl, X ,fl 19' ' I 1 1' X I I, I 1 1 9' 1 I k Z X I I X 1 I I I ll - 'I ' 7j ,XC ' Z 1' w 'Z' Q-,J 1' X55 st--,.47l ll r s Xxx If I xv'-,I Q Xs,,4' X 41 1, 1 ' ll I gg Ql . I -.I-.,.p , nf g x ff - I ,J E i xi gi-11-0' X, I' , -fr xX if xx w X 9 P R 1 1 NK X ,V 1' x ' X ' ,f ' . I X xisxx. ' ',r' --,.- X1 ,,,,' JUHIOOVJ , W? W WK M A J ' 7 , ,Mfe1 if fww gm I B04-14, JC -My-4-Q. U WM W 9,7 MM 007 019 ww GL-N Wfmfivfwf Published by the swam my gfwawzv, mn ,wwpl D' SHADYSIDE, OHIO L' r 5,101 Qs' Y ft, 1 Rx 1 Y F' I!2I Q Q 7-J, x5 S' A SSBQXD Jrwtbali 1 Q Y --41' aw: Lbachm, Mr. Charles Keith, Mr. Sieve Magyar, Mr. John Huhon l'1 -Tw! 0 0 ' o o 19 , SCDJUZA, Shadyside 25 Barnesville 33 Shadyside 7 Tillonsville 6 Shadyside O Bellaire 13 Shadyside 20 .. Union 12 Shadyside 6 . Powhatan O Shadyside 6 . Yorkville 13 Shadyside 27 , ,. Dennison 13 Shadyside 27 . Bridgeport 7 Shadyside 18 . . .. . St. Clairsville 20 First row-R. Sagges, J. Sheelcevski, B. Darroh, V. Truax, A. Von Camp, D. Schromm, C. Li-vorno, H. Boyd, G. McMahon. Second row-J. Saunders, J. Melanko, D. Chervanek, E. Cerny, F. Schaefer, captain, R. Ramser, coecapioing J. Pail, D. Bumgardner, R. Weekly, T. Moore. Third row-Coach Arlie Keiih, D. Visnic, P. Van Dyne, C. Smith, J. Maurer, B. Glasgow, N. Hocker, J. Vucelich, J. Dawson, D. Gallaher, J. De Flippo, J. Bloom, Coach Whitey Magyar. Fourth row-W. Day, G. Davies, R. Ward, E. Williams, B. Andes, R. Sbrissa, T. Wood, J. Bifiengle, B. Albright, M. Poppe, C. Vogt, B. Brkliacic, B. Visnic, Coach John Hulton. SCHULER'S COMPLETE FOOD MARKET Phone 1021 Meats - Produce - Groceries - Birdseye Frosted Foods Shadyside,O. 46 pimms awe, POWHATAN Victory number five came over a hard fight- ing Powhatan eleven. The game was played on a drenched field and neither team threatened seriously until the final period when the Shadeans fought their way to the Indian three-yard stripe where the ball was fumbled by an over-anxious carrier and recovered by the opposition. It looked like a scoreless deadlock, for there were only six minutes left, but an alert defense came through to recover a Powhatan fumble two plays later and save the final home game for the Cas- ketmakers. They seemed to iust be getting under way for the game ended with Shadyside in pos- session on the Indian fifteen and going strong. BARNESVILLE The finale found the Casketmakers drop a 33-25 decision to the Shamrocks in a wide open battle of long gains by both sides. Although the field was fast and muddy, there were many long passes featured. Ronnie Weekly tossed beauti- fully to keep the Shadeans in the game, while Vucelich did the gaining on the ground, but the winless Barnesville eleven wanted this one too much to be denied. Playing their last game in the Orange and Black uniforms were: Jack Saunders, Bill Glasgow, Ed Cerny, Jack Patt, Nate Hocker, John Melanko, Joe Dawson, John Vucelich, Ronald Weekly, Don Bumgardner, Wil- liam Schaefer, Don Gallaher and Joe Maurer. TILTONSVILLE The Shadeans came roaring back from their defeat to upset the favored Ramblers 7-6, thanks to Bill GIasgow's conversion. It was a thriller all the way and it showed Shadyside playing a fine defensive game in holding Tiltonsville to six points. Proving this in the last few minutes of play was Joe Dawson, Shadean right end, breaking thru to block the Rambler kick for extra point. Credit goes to the entire 'team for the win. ST. CLAIRSVILLE Once again the O. B. lost a heart-breaker, this time to the Red Devils from St. Clairsville. Again it was a break which decided the game and again it was against us. At the first six min- utes, the Red Devils had a T3 point lead, enough to take the fight out of any team. In the second half, however, an inspired Shadean eleven minus the services of two of their regulars, fought their way back into the game. They scored three times in that half, holding St. C. to a lone TD, only to find their efforts fall short by a one point margin. BRIDGEPORT Heads-up football and fine defensive work produced a fourth victory for the Shadeans. All but one of their four touchdowns came thru the air as they downed Bridgeport, 27-7. Shady- side's defense was stubborn, in giving up only 75 yards on the ground and intercepting two COFFLAND'S Shadyside Ohio 47 'n,'. Qlnnilzall First row-G. Roubal, J. Carpenter, J. Beck, B. Bartolovich, B. Boyd, A. Gondira, S. Wach, J. Kukura, R. Silverio. Second row-J. Koenemund, F. Boston, C. Whitmore, D. Watt, F. August, D. Fleming, S. Buzek, B. Wiggins, B. Bittengle, L. Krupa. Third row-R. Webb, D. Marsh, B. Giffin, P. Miller, D. Polinsky, R. Vavro, H. Dunning, J. Porter, J. Maury, G. Vucelich. Back row-l.. Young, B. Bommer, N. Yonko, B. Venom, J. Bittengle, D. Gurtz, D. Crunelle, D. Paton. passes. End, Jack Saunders, playing standout ball both offensively and defensively all year, re- peated again, throwing the Bulldog backs for fre- quent losses, scoring one touchdown and setting up another. He had plenty of help though, from boys like Nate Hocker, Ed Cerny, John Melanko, and Jack Patt, who all have played steady ball. It marked the first time the Shadeans scored so early and stayed ahead by a healthy margin. BELLAIRE ln our opening game against the strong Big Reds, the Casketmakers were definitely the un- derdogs so far as statistics showed before the game, but it wasn't long before they were proven wrong. Shadyside might not have had the depth, weight nor speed which Bellaire pos- sessed, but they more than made up for it with their new spirit as one of the maior upsets of the year seemed near at some anxious moments. Shadyside put on a beauty of a show in battling the Reds and gave a preview of what was to come. DENNISON Shadyside's first victory came over a surpris- ingly stubborn Dennison team. They got off to a slow start but by the half started rolling, and the team, led by Johnny Vucelich and Co-Captain Rich Ramser, took complete charge. They showed what they were made of by coming from behind twice to gain a 27-T3 win over the Dennisonites, their third over them. The Casketmakers were off UNION The iron men from Union were the victims for our second victory, and it was the Shadeans first home game. They made the most of it by coming up on the right side ofa 20-T 2 count. The game saw our boys improving steadily, and that they were going to spell trouble for many a team, for again they had to come from behind in de- feating a victory-starved team. YORKVlLLE The Shadeans evened up their record with a T3-6 loss to the Ductillites. The game proved to be a loss in more ways than one. Two of Shadyside's stalwarts, Fullback Dick Ramser and End Jack Saunders were iniured in the second quarter and were out for the rest of the game. Even though the O. B. tried to overcome a 'I3 point deficit, they couldn't quite make it. They scored late and threatened again in the final minutes. lt was a rough game and one in which breaks decided everything. GREEN'S GROCERY Monarch Fine Foods - Fancy Meats 81 Produce - Frozen Foods 43rd 8. Central 48 Shadyside 6'aA.QbalL First row-B. Andes, B. Schuler, D. Chervenak, C Vog R Vostatek H Boyd D Calvls J Vucelrch W Day, B. Penn, G. McMahon, T. Kreiter, J. Ladyga Second row-B. Futhey, B. Brkliacic, P. Truax, T. Wood B Albright E Cerny M Poppe J Melanko F Roubal, R. Robson, Coach Keith Back row-R. Lappert, B. Glasgow, J. Dawson, G Kusko J Blttengle J Workman Shadyside's baseball team completed one of the best years as far as sports are concerned. The Shadeans fielded a sound and scrappy team and one composed of a number of seniors. The 5l class has proven to be a valuable asset in SBQFLLOJIA, John Vucelich Bill Glasgow Joe Dawson Ed Cerny John Melanko Rudy Vostatek Don Chervenak Coach Keith 6'a4luzt6alL BRIDGEPORT-The new spirit that played a big part in foot- ball carried over and was a big help in the winning of this one. YORKVILLE-The Shadeans captured their seventh win of the season by downing the Yorkers at their home floor, 53-34. TILTONSVILLE-Both teams battled furiously all the way, the Ramblers winning in overtime, Shadyside losing no face in dropping it. ST. JOHNS-The Irish of St. Johns handed the Orange of Shadyside their second defeat in three games, their new court being too much for the visitors. CLARINGTON-Shadyside topped the River Rats in this one 5l-40. The fans were entertained at half-time by an amusing game of Boxerball. YORKVILLE-Shadyside avenged their two losses to the Ductil- lites last year by taking their second from them this season, 55-49. BRIDGEPORT-An invading Bridgeport five found the going rough as Shodyside's Orangemen tracked up their seventh victory and their second against the Bulldogs. ST. CLAIRSVILLE-The Shadeans helped the Red Devils initiate their new auditorium but went down to their third de- feat, this one by a one point margin. McKlNl.EY-Shadyside's basketballers registered a 79-68 vic- tory against a game McKinley five, in a torrid scoring duel. The second time Shadyside met the Traders to win again. TllTONSVll.l.E-Shadyside's baslceteers avenged their earlier overtime loss to the high riding Ramblers by handing them their first defeat by an Orange team in thirty-two games. POWHATAN-The Indians from Powhatan provided a com- paratively easy victory for Shadyside whose entire squad broke into the scoring column, BELLAIRE-This was one game the Orange Quintet tried their best to get, fighting cn fairly even terms throughout, losing out in the final minutes. ST. CLAIRSVILLE-The Orangemen atoned for an earlier two point loss by drubbing the Red Devils, 63-47. , BELLAIRE--The Big Reds edged the Casketmakers 64-56 vic- tory, one which might have gone either way. WEST LIBERTY-The Hilltoppers threw a scare into the Orange by leading in the final quarter until a last minute rally finally routed them. MAGNOLIA-The league leaders had a rough time taking this one from the Shadyside crew who tried their best to cop this important one before going down 5B-54. MARTINS FERRY-One of the best teams in the valley, the Purple Riders came to our floor for the first time in a decade to hand the Shadeans their seventh defeat and to end the Shadyside season. T. J. MILLER Phone 865 Groceries 81 Meats Shadyside, Ohio 50 BLlAA'.Qf.6Ll6L The 1950-51 edition of Shadyside's basket- ballers was one of the school's most successful in quite a few years. Its seasonal record of twelve wins and seven losses put it among the leaders ofthe Class A league. It showed a well- balanced team by placing three players, Saun- ders, Barton, and Bittengle, among the top fifteen scorers in the Ohio Valley. This gave the Sha- deans a decided punch in their offensive play and made them a threat in every contest, aver- aging 57.8 points per game. For the first time in over a decade, a Shady- side quintet beat a Rambler five in playing one of their best games of the year, both oFFensively and defensively. Also forthe first time in years, the Orange turned back a Ductillite team twice in a season, avenging their two losses to them last year. As always the team will be hurt by the graduation of several seniors. Playing their last season of basketball for Shadyside were: Jack Saunders, Jay Barton, John Vucelich, Gordon McLeod and Bill Glasgow. 1951 SCORES Saunders Barton Bittengle Vucelich McLeod Glasgow Sbrissa Ambler Higbee Penick Totals Individual Scoring Points Scored 278 275 261 156 88 18 26 23 27 4 1156 Opponents 1022 Per cent of new goals Per fem of mode fouls mode 31 64 40 54 44 48 29 49 27 54 26 46 27 31 22 58 32 46 40 0 34 53 32 50 They Clarington 41 Powhatan 41 Bridgeport 50 Tiltonsville 49 St. Johns 66 McKinley 49 St. Clairsville 43 Tiltonsville 47 Bellaire 60 Bridgeport 46 Yorkville 34 St. Clairsville 47 Bellaire 54 McKinley 52 Yorkville 49 Powhatan 50 New Martinsville 52 Martins Ferry 52 West Liberty 47 First row-P. Ambler, N. Penick, J. Vucelich, G. McLeod, R. Sbrissa. Back row-Mr. Hutton, J. Barton, J. Higbee, J, Bittengle, B, Glasgow, J. Saunders LEWIS PASTRY Shadyside Ohio 51 Fight team, fight. Rain or shine, snow or sleet, day and night you'd see the cheerleaders as well as the squads going off to the games. This veteran group taught us several new cheers this year that added spirit to both the football and the basketball games. The action you see Wfanaqnfm, To bandage and aid the cas- ualties of each game you were certain to see the efficient and ever ready managers. Their quiet and thoughtful manners gave courage to the dazed and iniured. A small but mighty force on the gridiron that meant comfort to the squad. Keep them in top condition, boys! G. McMahon, H. Boyd 6 B. Schaffer, M. Smith, J. Porter, D. Andes R. De Cola, C. Gulash, C. Piper them in now was the favorite victory cheer. To this group also goes credit for coaching the young would-be cheerleaders. They already have made a fine start with the four new mem- bers. We shall be sorry when the senior pep- sters wind up their year. SYKES RESTAURANT Shadyside Best Wishes to the Class of '51 Ohio 52 P. O. D. class puts on assembly. You'd better vote! Oooo, those handsome boys! How to pass a bill. Cast your vote for the .right man. Vigorous campaigning! Students mark their ballots. Signs, signs, everywhere. May the best man win. Camouflage! Talking it over. Another campaigner W COPELAND PONTIAC COMPANY If it s for a Pontiac, we have it BMLUI fr., 1 1-- W' -I . , X ff' Keg . -Q .A .: i , X K' i Q f , + Fx I ' fs' ' i 4 iii ' u xr 'F , 4 , 1 . D A. K A V If it wr ni. we Good old Health class. Rorin' to go. Band at season's opener. Snow man. March to victory. Ye old Alma Mater. It pays when it snows. Kinda crowded! Steppin' high. Bond at bonfire rally. Trudging along. Five proud senior band members. Oops, it's frozen! Miss Rodefer digging out. Don't hit mel The faculty is introduced. Enthusiastic fons. Mr. Schramm gets coll to service. Watch out for the windows. Team work. PAKNIK BROS. Used Autos, Body Repair Phone 1100 West 43rd Shadyside, Ohio 54 QW. .,,.:e .Q ,M 5 i .553 f i ' I , Winter Wonderland. Musical ensemble enioyed by all. The Superintendent's new secreiary, Miss Lovrich. This is wha! happens to nonvoters, Siiting pretty. Please! Not in public. Gruesorne fwosome. lsn'1 that Farley Granger and Pe1er Lawford? Something new has been added. Band in action? Halleluiah! Look wha? Hudacol has done for him. Three sfooges and one left over. Dennison players visit us. Our ex foolball field. Blow! Gabriel, blow! LARRY CIRCOSTA Ritz Theater Shadyside, Ohio 55 'K+ K QA m X! M .,, MX N X U ,il W ,..,. . H F , Y I , . A i if i X 'I X KX X ARVX X VVX' 'ff y X X 1 1 F . N , ' Q w l . l N W K . X . ' X xx ' W - A N L Y Y I I K ' W - y 1, W7 N 4 f 7 A N X MW I 5 'k L . H j - 4 4 - X5 -Q - i D X- - Q XX fx X inf' ,gc .sa 2-A Mg- - -2 .. -. if -f f fl .1 Q 3, I .1 3:'5 Otlf -'Pg 'M -3 lqg' .',. x.. ,ag , r QP- - 1. 7 ' .-- ' .-1'--' . .f r ,,-1. 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COME IN AND SEE US First National Bank In Bellaire Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 56 R, S, MCMHIQII Cara Noma Whitman's Department stole Toiletries Candies An A. G. Food l.andau's Pharmacy Center The Rexall Store Phone 1164 - 1165 40th 81 Central Avenue h d d Oh Eastman Rexall S . . G YS' e lo Kodaks Drugs Belmont Casket Manulacluring Company Belmont Caskets are better Made from Copper Bearing Steel Solid Copper and Solid Bronze Factories - Shadyside and Columbus, Ohio McGraw Chevrolet Company Your local dealer for Chevrolet Cars, Trucks, Parts, and Service Bellaire, Ohio phone 123 Buckeye Sand and Supply Co. United Complete Line D . of airy Building Materials and Concrete Block Foot of 41st Street --of course Bellaire, Ohio Phone 1294 Belmont Federal Savings and Loan Association Insured Savings W. J. McGraw, President H. D. Cowen, President and Secretory Union at 32nd Bellaire, Ohio Everything for Building . . . Since I 869 i'ii ii ' A ' W I I I 5: I A - .4 1 1 ' I . Q ' ii I I R f BRIDGEPORT - WOODSFI ELD - WEI RTON - WELLSVILLE - FOLLANSBEE NEW MARTINSVI LLE - STEUBENVI LLE - MARTI NS FER RY - DILLONVALE WH EELI NG - ELM GROVE - WARWOOD Bestwishes Trp Top Cleaners C la s s ot '5 I 8 Hour Service Quaker State Oil Products Cleaning Pressing R e pa i r i n g Tire Recapping DELIVERY SERVICE . Phone: Bellaire 1274 Archer's Auto Service Pla nt: West 40th Street Shadyside Ohio Bellaire Store Shadyside Ohio 420 - 32nd Street 81 Alst 81 Noble Street Bellaire, Ohio Dairy Queen A TREAT TO EAT For Delicious Cones - Sundaes - Malts - Milk Shakes Central Avenue 81 38th Street Shadyside, Ohio Locally Owned and Operated 59 QXLUVG' The Fashion Corner of Wheeling WHEELING WEST VIRGINIA Excavating 8. Grading Residential Repairs Highlifts 8- Air Compressor Remodeling Bulldozers 81 Trucks Construction C O Shadyslde Construction Co. Excavators 8- General Contractors Phone: Bellaire 'I373 E. 39th Street SHADYSIDE, OHIO Bellaire Ford Sales Inc. PHONE 1313 33rd 81 Guernsey Street Bellaire, Ohio JOSEPH W. HOLMES, Manager Genuine Ford Parts and Accessories New and Rebuilt Motors The Car that's Ahead in Value Bring Your FORD Back Home for Better Service To Our Graduates-The Best of Luck To Our Patrons-The Best of Drugs YOUR FRIENDLY DRUGGIST John Kobis 3834 Central Avenue SHADYSIDE, OHIO Phone 1655 The Shadyside Boosters Backers of our Team OFFICERS TRUSTEES President Joseph Truax John Arros Vice President Lou Kalman John Bunllll Victor Exner Secretary John Hill Ernest Pecci Treasurer John Archer Henry Tschappat We never say no Headquarters - Municipal Building Carver's I. G. A. Store Where your dollar buys more QUALITY MEATS - GROCERIES - PRODUCE Phone - Bellaire T907 Shcdyside, 0550 David Harris Co. Dealer in SCRAP IRON AND METALS OLD MACHINERY, PIPE Nothing Too Big Office Phone 546 26th Street Residence 623 W BELLAIRE, OHIO Shaver Sport Shop Rifleman Hunter Fisherman Hanclloader North Central Avenue SHADYSIDE OHIO Phone Bellaire I987R Posin's Jewelers THE HOME OF FINE WATCHES I304 Market Street WHEELING W. VIRGINIA Congratulations to the Class of I95I L. S. Good 8: Company WHEELING WEST VIRGINIA M c C r o b a Body 8: Fender Shop We'll replace it with Duplate Safety Plate Glass while you wait! Phone 263 SHADYSIDE OHIO Mclntyre Service Station sl-IADYSIDE OHIO Knight Machine Co. Production Machinists and Fabricators SHADYSIDE, OHIO E. 40th Street Phone I202 IMPROVING ROADS and STREETS Is a Sign of PROGRESS Tri- State Asphalt Corporation Experienced Builders of Driveways MARTINS FERRY, WHEELING, OHIO WEST VIRGINIA Phone IO24 Phone 'I562 For Peace and Security At Home and Abroad To Stop Inflation and Create a Cash Reserve Buy UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS In ten years you will receive S4 for every S3 saved The Union Savings Bank The Young Man's Bank BELLAIRE OHIO Allred Gray Plumbing PHONE 2210 American Standard Fixtures Westinghouse Sinks, Disposals Si Water Softeners 3810 Central Avenue Shadyside, Ohio Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1951 Dean Funeral I-lame Corner 42nd and Noble Streets Bellaire, Ohio Fernwood Dairy GRADE A PASTEURIZED and HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN 'D' MILK Shadyside, Ohio Phone: Bellaire 1582 R 3 FURNITURE - CARPETS - STOVES - SHADES - LINOLEUM -BEDDING A On the Corner-By the Park I Sgf e fggig The Home Co. I 1 iiI'1f-'IE 53 ag 3' ef' 4 4,fQ!56iL,,i3g P- ,, . , aiiifffiig g 3 3 Ee aares gun lfY GQ , if f I QQ' urnl ure ore U J as J III Qf lw iill I L11 - 3 I 34th 81 Belmont Street Phone 914 I I .V I fi -' ui1- . x Open Mondljuztiangd PSaJxurday nlghts - I . . . The Rodeler Glass Company BELLAIRE OHIO Manufacturers of PRESSED BLOWN PRIVATE MOULD GLASSWARE To Blue-Print Specifications Established 1877 W Q M W ',' 'X' 'XJ l t 4 f 'W VN 4 NW 333 'JY f M , if Q f , 1, wwf R . N W7 ' All + is If X X SSS! f f p x , gf X E33 WWW X M2 M rx Q Wx X 1 X 33 N ff! K V ' ' I H ff X x x X xX BELMONT STREET Zink's Scientificclly fitted by X-Ra BELLAIRE, OHIO :Elmgwork gully EASY' 111e 11o111e111d1xc1 s Job ea ILI todly 11 1 :vm 111311111 111 111 1013 1Illll1xb to elcctuc he-11 1 ers 11116 tI11 clothes 111 1111 and lI1WC1 he 1Il'1I1hdCIlL1 1111 .auto 111al1c elentue L11c.1pc1 than the 0111 nay, 100' 771 OHIO POWER C4 I rv I , K9 ' is ' 1' a ' la 1 3 . . ' v, ' .f,'- i .. . 1' V , yas X- . .if .9 1 ' , 1 . V, : ' - 1 ' ' range. I w v u 1 -I ., , 'I' E Autvmdtic Phone 414 Harpers Bakery BRIDGEPORT, OHIO Baked o d g o s of distinction Heinlein Building Our Compliments to the Class of 1951 I-lannu Coal Company Division of Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Company THE FUTHEY IIUMBER 8 HARDWARE CU. PHONE - BELLAIRE 1700 SHADYSIDE, oHlo R E A D The Times - Leader Eastern Ol'1io's Complete Home Newspaper Offices in BELLAIRE, OHIO MARTINS FERRY, OHIO We congratulate the members of the Shadyside High School graduating class. The future success of this district depends largely upon you, and, in extending our best wishes, we offer our service in the spirit of friendly helpfulness. Farmers and Merchants National Bank BELLAIRE, OHIO Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The Drug Store You Know SIBWCII 8 wdld C0- Dankworlh's Wholesale Grocers BELLAIRE, OHIO BELLAIRE OHIO . lt' F'ne to Sho C-0 Kaiser - Frazer Inc. S ' P in the Junior Shop 01' D i str i b u to r FRAZER - KAISER - HENRY J Genuine Ports and Accesso Wheeling's Friendly 927 Market Street Department WHEELING WEST VIRGINIA Store With Natural Vitamin D Homogenized Milk -- THE ONLY VITAMIN D THAT CARRIES HE MEDICAL SEAL OF ACCEPTANCE T Look At Your Bottle Cap For The Medical Seal FOR HEALTH AND VITALITY RDHLE VE DHIFIY CD c L ' Buy Cloverdale Products At Your Door or Favorite Store American Plate 8: Window Glass Co. If it's GLASS we have it JOHN DALLAS General Manager WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA MARTINS FERRY, OHIO Congratulations to the Graduates of Shadyside High School Stone 8: Thomas West Virginia's Largest Department Store Compliments of PSI' 0 it BOTTLING CO. Moundsville West Virginia The Intelligencer in the morning The News Register in the evening and on Sunday Dan Archibald A complete line of toys. Come in to see the largest line in the valley. Also complete line of footbclls, basket- balls, and junior football outfits. 3254 Belmont Street Phone: Bellaire 680 BELLAIRE, OHIO IO00 WATTS 0 AT T600 Wheeling Broadcasting Company GLENWOOD ACRES :: WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA Telephone Whg. 6700 Make your summer vacation enjoyable . . Join us each day for hour after hour of wonderful music! Dial our way and stay all day. Look to for fashions for the entire family 57 years UNITED STATES ARMY AND UNITED STATES AIR FORCE RECRUITING SERVICE POST OFFICE BUILDING BELLAIRE Phone ll3l f. Bellaire Music Center 3355 Belmont Street BELLAIRE, OHIO Band Instruments Accord on u s Pnonos Sheet Music We Sell the Best and Repolr the Rest Wh e re it Earns More -s n. 1 Liberal dividends '. 1,1 twice yearly. -S ....i-.,-.-U. .'-.. ' 0 sg 1 'Q-.f5.5551-.2531-ff55I5f2E?fQs The Buckeye Savings 8: Loan Co. BELLAIRE, OHIO Member of Ohio Savings 8g Loan League. U. S. Savings 8x Loan League. Federal Home Loan Bank Safe Sound Secure J Slanle 's , LONGINES Y cams. WXTTNAUEH exif? .img 5- 7161264 a, :vii ' 1,5-1,5 , BHIHSHED 10' WH-W im ...mf . Over 80 Years W . W BELLAIRE OHIO Q The WorId's Finest Watches JET Waller C. Bauknechl Successor to Grafton-Bauknecht-Mellott Co. AIR CONDITIONED FUNERAL HOME BELLAIRE SHADYSIDE Compliments of The Big Red Boosters The Conlon Engraving 8: Eleclrolype Co. CANTON, OHIO I PRINTING O BINDING C COVERS -...H ..,,,, AQ, The School Supply House of CLEARFIELD PENNSYLVANIA Pholocrullers WHEELING WEST VIRGINIA DELORES ANDES DONALD BUMGARDNER GEORGIA CROZIER Stage prompter 3 1 I MARJORIE CRUMBAKER QWWWBQT C .NAD , l DRY, Glllgfn ALE jmuofc dcfwufma, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4 Librarians 4 G. A. A. 1 MARY ALEXANDER Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. 4 General Scholarship 3 School paper 4 . . A. 2, 3 gn!-lge crew 3 VIRGINIA BROWN Librarians 4 School PQPSY 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Prince of Peace 3 F. T. A. 4 School paper 4 Class officer 4 Ensemble 3, 4 F. H. A. 1, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 J Red Cross 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarians 1, 4 Hi-Y 1 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Field crew 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 Stage crew 1, 2 OYCE BUNFILL Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Shadean 4 G-'LA-1 Class play 3 School paper 4 Ensemble 3, 4 F. H. A. 2, 4 NANCY AULT Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A, A. 1 F. H. A. 2, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 1 EDWARD CERNY Football 2, 3, 4 JAY BARTON Basketball manager 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Field crew 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 DON CHERVENAK Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 PATRICIA novo Fo,,,b,,H 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Band 2, 3 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 TrCICk 2 Queen's attendant 2 Baseball 4 J Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 School paper 4 F. H. A. 2 Y-Teens 1, 2 Class play 4 EAN DAVIS Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3 Shadean 1 Band 3 Class play 3 Prince of Peace 3 Track 2 Proiection Club 1, 2, 3, Jr. Hi'Y 1 JOSEPH DAWSON Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 OSE DE COLA Glee Club 2, 4 F. T. A. 4 Student Council 'I F. H. A. 2, 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarians 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 1 DONALD GALLAHER Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Field crew 1, 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM GLASGOW C Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class play 3, 4 Track 3 Jr. Hi-Y 1 ECII.A GULASH Mixed Chorus 4 Glee Club 4 Class play 3, 4 F. 1. A. 4 Student Council 4 Student Body officer 4 Ensemble 4 F. H. A. 2, 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 1, 4 G. A. A. 1 , W W , rfi-4 ' W M LKA E Xgf x I QA 5 . 6 f' Ip - DONALD HALL Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 Mixe d Chorus 1, 2 Shadean 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Proiection club 1, 2, 3, 4 LORNA HEATH Mixed Chorus 4 School paper 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Ensemble 4 General Scholarship 2 F. H. A. 2 Class play 3 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 1 NATHANIAL HOCKER Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 FAYE HOLDEN Glee Club 2, 3 Shadean 1 School paper 4 Office Force 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarians 1, 2 JACK .IUNKINS Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Class play 3, 4 Track 1 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Jr. Hi-Y 1 JUDITH LEMMON Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 General Scholarship I Class play 3 F. T. A. 2, 3, 4 Ensemble 3, 4 Red Cross 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarians 2 G. A. A. 1 Senior Scholarship 4 NANCY MARTIN Mixed Chorus 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 General Scholarship 1 Class play 3 School paper 4 F. H. A. 2 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 JOSEPH MAURER Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 Track 1, 2 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 SUSAN MAURY Class ofticer 1 Mixed Chorus 4 Shadean 3, 4 Class play 1, 3, 4 F. T. A. 3, 4 Student Body ofticer 4 Girls' State 3 Ensemble 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarians 3 GORDON MCLEOD Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Field crew 1, 2, 3, 4 Class officer 4 CAROL MEDDINGS Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 General Scholarship 1 Shadean 4 Class play 3, 4 Prince of Peace 1, 2, 3, 4 F. T. A. 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Ensemble 3, 4 Oftice Force 3, 4 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarians 2, 3 G. A. A .1 Senior Scholarship 4 Ring committee 3 JOHN MELANKO Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1 Student Body ofticer 4 Baseball 3, 4 JO ANN MERRITT Prince of Peace 3 Librarians 3, 4 F. H. A. 2 School paper 4 CARROLL INSURANCE AGENCY EMMETT MILLIT Ha-Y 2, 3,4 Radio Interview 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 General Scholarship 1, 2, 3 4 Glee Club 2, 3 Bend 1, 2, 3, 4 Class play 3, 4 Student Council 4 F. T. A. 3, 4 Student Body officer 1, 3 Class officer 1, 3 Jr. Hi-Y 1 WILLIAM MINAMYER Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1 SALLY NAOME Mixed Chorus 4 Radio Interview 4 Glee Club 2, 3 General Scholarship 1 Shadean 2 Class play 3, 4 F. T. A. 2, 3, 4 School paper 3 Student Body ofticer 4 Girls' State 3 Ottice Force 3 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Librarian 1 G. A. A. 1 Senior Scholarship 4 PATRICIA PARKER Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Shadean 3, 4 Class play 3, 4 Prince of Peace 1 Queen's Attendant 3 School paper 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Ring Committee 3 Senior Scholarship 4 JACK PATT Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 Student Council 3 Class officer 3 RUTH PHILLIPS F. T. A. 2 School paper 4 F. H. A. 2 Librarians 4 G. A. A. 1 Ott. Phone 1642-W Anna E. Carroll, Agent Res. Phone 1045-J 1 3 MARY PIPER Office Force 4 JOHN PORTER Football 3 Field crew 4 JUDY PORTER Girls' Basketball 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Class play 3, 4 Queen 4 School paper 4 Class oflicer 4 F. H. A. 2, 3 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 1 MARY ELLEN PRAC HT Mixed Chorus 2, 4 Glee Club 2, 4 4 General Scholarship 2, 3, 4 Shadean 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Class play 3 Prince of Peace 3, 4 F. T. A. 2, 3, 4 School paper 4 Ensemble 2, 4 Y.Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Red Cross 2 G. A. A. 1 Librarians 3 Senior Scholarship 4 DELORES PUTINSKY Glee Club 1, 4 F. H. A. 1, 4 Office Force 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarians 1, 2 G. A. A. 1 PAUL RIEGER General Scholarship 2, Shadean 3 Proiection Club 1, 2, 3, Senior Scholarship 4 Radio Interview 4 RICHARD SAGGES 3,4 4 Football manager 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 Basketball manager 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3 Stage Crew 4 Baseball manager JACK SAUNDERS Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2 WILLIAM SCHAEFER Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 2,3 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 F. T. A. 3, 4 Class officer 1, 3 Boys' State Delega Baseball 1, 2, 3 LOUIS SHULTZ Football 1, 2, 3, 4 te3 Field crew 1, 2, 3, 4 ROSE SNYDER Mixed Chorus 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Class play ticket m School paper 4 Librarians 3 CAROLYN STEELE Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3 Class play 3 School paper 4 Student Council 4 Class ofilicer 4 Y-Teens 1, 3, 4 G. A. A. 1 RUDY VOSTATEK Hi-Y 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 General Scholarship 2, 4 Shadean 4 School paper 4 Track 1 Class officer 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Senior Scholarship 4 JOHN VUCELICH Hi-Y 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Field crew 1, 2, 3, 4 Class officer 2 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class play 4 RONALD WEEKLEY Football 1, 2, 3, 4 anager 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Prince of Peace 2, 3, 4 Red Cross 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. l Maiorette 2, 3, 4 NORMA STILLION Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Ensemble 3, 4 F. H. A. 1, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarians 3, 4 G. A. A. 1 MARCELLA SUDER Glee Club 2, 3 General Scholarsh' p2,4 Field crew 1, 2, 3, 4 RUTH ANN WHITE Shadean 1 Band l, 2, 3, 4 fhistorianj Class play 3 F. T. A. 2, 3, 4 Senior Scholarship 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Red Cross 1 General Scholarship 4 JUDITH ZACK Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3 General Scholarship 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Prince of Peace 2 F. T. A. 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Student Body olticer 4 Ensemble 4 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. 1 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Scholarship 4 Class play 3, 4 THE RENNIE-KEYSER COMPANY Automotive Supplies WHOLESALE Phone 262 or 75 ,2,3,4 Alexander, Mary Andes, Delores Ault, Nancy Barton, Jay Boyd, Patty Brown, Virginia Bumgardner, Donald Bunfill, Joyce Cerny, Edward Chervenak, Donald Crozier, Georgia Crumbaker, Mariorie Davis, Jean Dawson, Joseph De Cola, Rose Marie Gallaher, Donald Glasgow, William Gulash, Cecelia Hall, Donald Heath, Lorna Holden, Faye Hocker, Nathanial Junkins, Jack Lemmon, Judith Martin, Nancy Maurer, Joseph Maury, Susan McLeod, Gordon Meddings, Carol Melanko, John Merritt, Jo Ann Millit, Emmett Minamyer, William Naome, Sally Parker, Patricia Patt, Jack Phillips, Ruth Ann Piper, Mary Porter, John Porter, Judith Pracht, Mary Ellen Putinsky, Delores Rieger, Paul Sagges, Richard Saunders, John Schaefer, William Schultz, Louis Snyder, Rose Steele, Carolyn Stillion, Norma Suder, Marcella Vostatek, Rudolph Vucelich, John Weekley, Ronald White, Ruth Ann Zack, Judith gullwfzd. Albright, Robert Ambler, Philip Archibald, Jerry Bell, Ja Bitteng Qbmcfo ck le, James Bittengle, William Bond, Roger Boyd, Howard Burkha Buskirk rt, Jack , Dorothy Caldwell, Robert Calvis, Donald Carl, Donald Coffland, James Conner, Donna Davies, George Eberhart, Shirley Eiklebe Futhey, rry, Shirley James Gallaher, Bernice Helms, Erma Higbee, Jack Kaluha , Frances Koonce, Doris Koonce , Joyce Kusko, George Lappert, Ronald Littleton, Betty Lou Maskivish, Bernard Mayhugh, Phyllis McCom McMah mon, Jane on, Jack Mellott, Delores Mullett, Blaine Partazona, George Penick, Norman Penn, Robert Polivka, Russell Poppe, Michael Romser, Richard Rennie, Patty Ryncarz, Richard Schram m, Dorothy Steinman, Donna Stillion, Marcia Truax, Patrick Vostatek, Waunita Weeks, Carolyn Williams, Robert Wolfe, Wood, Wood, Joyce Donald Thomas Zacek, Virginia Zovich, Rose Svphvnwzzm. Andes, Robert Bell, Roy Bellville, Rodney Berger, Brown, Brown, Carole Harold Janet Bumgardner, Robert Ciancone, Milicent Crozier, Helen HARRIS PAINT AND SUPPLY Shadyside, Ohio Johnston Paints, Auto Supplies, Bikes, Toys Davis, Lila Day, William Dunfee, Emaleen Futhey, William Gerdau, Mariorie Goodson, Norma Graham, Stella Hemann, Barbara Jurichney, Patricia Lednik, Nancy Lewis, William Long, Mary Jo McCroba, David McMahon, George McVay, Edna Meyer, William Miller, Arlene Mondlak, Rose Mary Monroe, James Ogilbee, Janis Penick, Lawrence Piper, Carol Pracht, Byron Rakowski, Donald Reitberger, Ronald Robson, Richard Roubal, Frank Rusin, Virginia Russell, Robert Sbrissa, Ronald Schuler, Robert Schatter, Betty Shaver, Carolyn Sheeketski, Rosalie Silverio, Domenick Smith, Mary Stokes, Twila Taylor, Robert Van Dyne, Philip Visnic, Robert Vogt, Charles Weekley, Shirley West, James Williams, Dollie Williams, Eugene Workman, Jerry Zaiac, Stephen J Ambler, Nancy Ault, Le Moyne Baker, Ivy Bass, Donald Bates, Dorothy Bloom, John Brown, Helen Brkliacic, William Corise, Rosetta Crofton, Carole Cross, Nanca Dailey, Betty Darrah, James Dawson, Roy Phone 1943 Devers, Charles De Fillippo, Joseph Dixon, Marilyn Donley, Joy Duncan, Donald Duncan, James Duvall, Judy Ferry, Patricia Fleming, Janet Glasow, Jane Goodson, Gay Graham, Marilyn Greenwood, Martha Greenwood, Shirley Grodhaus, Vada Hammond, Jack Harris, Marilou Helms, Wilma Hemann, Janet Hess, Lois Patricia Hoops, Ann Hughes, Elaine Kaveski, Nancy Annette Kempa, Mary Ann Koci, Mary Ann Koenemund, Yvonne Maxine Koonce, Donald Kovalo, Charles Kreiter, Timothy Krupnik, Ann Maria Kusko, Patricia Margaret Ladyga, Jack Rudolf Livorno, Charles Marling, Flora Georgene Maskivish, Patricia Maria McMahon, Patricia Ann Meddings, David Gerald Mellott, Betty Louise Mondich, Rose Ann Monroe, Kathryn Lenelope Moore, Thomas Leonard Mottle, Margaret Marie Myers, Richard Lee Noice, Mary Louise Palmer, Donald Palmer, Harry Palmer, Howard Palmer, Richard Parker, Thomas Phillips, Roma Polinsky, Robert Porter, Phyllis Przebeszvski, Rosemary Ramser, William Rankin, Shirley Riley, Edna Mae Riley, Maxine Russell, Robert Schau, Richard Schramm, Donald Sheeketski, John Slack, Blanche Smith, Frank Steele, Novella Stemkowski, Patricia Stokes, Blanche Suder, Olga Truax, Victor VanCamp, Andrew Visnic, Donald Visnic, Michael Wagner, Barbara Shadyside Wagner, Shirley Ward, Roger White, Patricia Whitmore, Donna Williams, Jean Wilson, Anna Marie Wisvari, James Ycnko, Rosemary Appolloni, Phyllis August, Frank Ault, Paula Barth, Julia Bittengle, Joseph Bittengle, Robert Bommer, William Boston, Fred Brown, Robert Buzek, Stephen Carpenter, Jerry Ciancone, Nelson Creighton, Judy Crunelle, David Daugherty, Charles Davis, Clyde De Marco, Lolita Fleming, Donald Fosnot, Richard Girts, David Glasow, Florence Graham, Barbara Gray, Judy Groves, Hazel Hader, William Harum, Carol Hurley, James Junkins, Carol Kasko, Elizabeth Kinemond, Gene Kukura, James Landkrohn, Phyllis Livorno, Phyllis Martin, Robert Miller, Rose Marie Milton, Lester Nice, Margaret E. Paknik, Helen Palmer, Carol Perunko, Irene Piper, Lark Richards, James Robbins, Betty Roscoe, Marilyn Ryan, Patricia Ryncarz, Patricia Schramm, Marcia Sladick, Katherine Spitzl, Dorothy Steed, Deanna Strott, Jack Tokarz, Frank Toncosh, Anna Rose Wcch, Stanley Watt, Daniel White, Robert Whitmore, Craig Wright, Judy Young, Lynn BOND'S HARDWARE jnzmnfh, Banda, Bartolovich, William Beck, James Bell, Larry Bethel, Patricia Boles, Betty Boles, Bonnie Boyd, Benny Brown, Jean Bushilla, Michael Caldwell, James Coukart, Constance Davis, Grace Dempsey, James Dodds, Carol Dunning, Herby Farrier, Wilhemina Forsythe, Justine Giflin, William Glasgow, Luvada Gondira, Elden Hall, Roger Hanasky, Ronnie Harlan, Philip Heslop, Barbara Heslop, Thomas Holmes, Mary Lou Horgan, Bonitha Hughes, Sue Nelle Humphrey, Ronnie Kortis, Mary Krupa, Louis Littleton, Ronnie Lovejoy, Gerrie Luft, .lenrose Luke, James Macy, Janice Maury, James Marsh, David Maskivish, Bernice Maskivish, Raymond Mehalovitch, Janet Miller, John Miller, Patrick Mondlak, Dorothy Patrick, Beth Payton, Donald Polinsky, Richard Polivka, Janet Porter, James Reed, Phillip Rieger, Helen Rockwell, Nancy Ruble, George Sanders, Ruth Ann Silverio, Jean Silverio, Richard Spivla, Darla Jean Stanchina, William Stimmel, Walter Tokarz, Robert Vavra, Ronald Vucelich, George Webb, Robert Nelson Wiggins, William Williams, Philip Wolfe, Nancy Yonko, Norman Zastudil, Thomas Ohio Lgwcf. ygfV'K0 7 9 -A- American Plate Archer Auto Service Archibald .. . - B - Bauknecht . , Bellaire Ford Sales Inc. , . . 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Hancher Co. .,.. 12 Hanna Coal Co. . . .. . 67 Harper's Bakery 66 Harris Hardware 78 David Harris Co. 62 Earl Heil , 25 Herzberg's 71 Hoburg's ,. . 44 The Home Co. 65 Horne's . 60 Hyman's 26 -I.. Intelligencer . 70 -J- J. C. Penney Co. , ., 8 -K- Kaufman's . 19 Kennedy Hardware 6 Knight Machine Co. 63 John Kobis 61 Kurtz Bros. , 74 - L- Landau's Pharmacy . , , 57 Lewis Pastry . . .,,..., , . 51 W. J. Luken's Co. ..... , 11 ...M- McClain Motor Co. ,.... .,.... . 15 McCroba Body 8. Fender Shop 63 McGraw Chevrolet Co. ,. 58 Mclntyre Service Station .,.... 63 R. S. McMillan Dept. Store 57 Mlller's ....,...., ,.., ..,...,.., . , 50 -Q- Ohio Paint 81 Glass ...., .,... , 33 Ohio Power Co. ...,.,., ,...... 6 6 -p.. Paknik Brothers , Pepsi Cola ,,......,, Photocrafters .,.... Pinsky's .....,.,,,.......... Posin's Jewelers Powhatan Mining Co. . -R- Reichart's , ,,..... . Rennie-Keyser .....,.... Robson's Market ....,. Roclefer Glass ,,,,. . -5- Schockey's .... .. Schuler's , .,..,....,. . 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