Shadyside High School - Shadean Yearbook (Shadyside, OH)

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, ..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

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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

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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