Shadyside High School - Shadean Yearbook (Shadyside, OH)

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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

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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