Shadyside High School - Shadean Yearbook (Shadyside, OH)

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4-5 lr' - -J ' fr --sf ,PEAH Pl-:Z N Ml W The purpose of the Hi-Y club is to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Chris- tian character. Under the leadership of Mr Schramm and Mr Trosak the Hi Y had a very successful year The club sponsored the annual Homecoming and assemblies As part of their service prolect e boys sponsored a clean up campaign Delegates were sent to summer training camp the Zanes ville Conference and the district meetings Pro grams planned for meetings consisted of speak ers, movies and discussions The social high light of the year was the Hi Y and Y Teen lomt formal held on December 21 1951 The club received the Ohio Council Hi Y honor award for outstanding service SR HIY OFFICERS Norman Pen ck Domen c Sllverlo Bob Russell Richard Ramser Jim Bittengle Robert Coldwell wc we. Bob Williams Leo Callendar Jim Wisv r John Sheelcetskl Dcvnenuc Silverio George Partazana Phil Van Dyne Don Bass Roy Dawson Tom Moore Ronn e Reitb rger George McMahon Bob Bumgardner Richard Robson Lawrence Peniclx Le Moyne Ault Bill Myers George Davies Andrew Van Camp Bob Taylor Bob Forshey Bob POllI l5kY Roy Bell Bob Russell Tim Kreiter Ronnie cbrlssa Victor Truax Dick Meyers Bill Ramser Charles Kovolo Jack Ladyga Bob And s 'erry Workman Bill Futhey Charles Lnvorno Don Calvis Bob Penn Pat Truax Bob Albright Phll Ambler Jack Higbee Roger Bond Jim Bittengle Richard Ramser Norman Penlck Michael Poppe Bob Caldwel GRIEST CUT RATE DRUG STORE 1125 Market Street Wheeluna W Va T406 Market Street 29 . I ' ' , Q , th I - 1 - ' I ' - , . 5 , I ' ' , , ' , i - Mx ,Mr 'FV la is ,Rf t V f sl 1 in 2- ' I Y , f .q 4, 1,1 - ff, 1 ' ff -4- 5 M sl - T' ,V , .-.gif A Q I .dy U ' A , , , , I 9' , , , 1 1 1 1 1 ' f v 1 , I , , , , S ,- , , ' , l r I f 1 1 1 1 I I 1 , , , I 5 , . .

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Q' ll Il Po tlwle Peelw 'Ki Jerry Archibald, Shirley Weelrley, Rosemary w Mondalak, Virginia Zacek, Emaleen Dunfee, Lila Davis, Francie Kaluha. Barbara Hemann, Joyce Koonce, Dorothy Bus- kirk, Dorothy Schramm, Donna Jean Stem man, Phyllls Mayhugh, Betty Lou Lnttleton, Janet Brown, Carolyn Shaver, Carole Berger, Jane McCommon Y TEENS The Y Teens basically is a character build ing organization This year with the help of our advisers Miss Rodefer and Mrs Nalley we followed the theme of Y Teen Studio Presents A beautiful Christmas assembly added to the solemnlty of the season and made it very meaningful The farewell dinner to honor sen tors brought to mind the fact that their school days were fast coming to a close Among the service protects were the presentation of favors to the Children s and Old Folks Homes and two boxes for Korea A taffy pull a swimming party a square dance and the annual Hi YTeen formal pre sented the social side of the club Nancy Ambler Carole Crofton Phyllis Porter Carole Berger Jane Glasow Rosetta Corise Patty Jurichney Marnlou Harris Judy Duvull Betty Dailey Mary Jean Smith Carol Piper Patti Kusko Janet Hemann Barbara Wagner Shirley Weekley Carolyn Shaver Rose Mondalak Betty Schaffer Nanca Cross Mary Ann Kempa Joy Donley Janet Fleming Miss Rodefer Mrs Nalley Mary Jo Long Rosemary Yonko Lila Davis Emaleen Dunfee Janet Brown Barbara Hemann Nancy Lednlck Mullicent Clancone Patty Stemkowslu Georglne Marlmg Yvonne Koenumond Blanche Slack Annie Krupnlk Dorothy Bates Nancy Kaveski Donna Whitmore Elaine Hughes Mary Lou Nance Rosemary Przebeszvskl Anna Mane Wilson Virginia Zacek Donna Steinman Carolyn Weeks Donna Conners Waunita Vostatek Marcia Stilllon Pat: Rennie Dorothy Schramm Joyce Wolfe Jane McCommon Betty Lou Littleton Joyce Koonce Dorothy Buslurk Francie Kaluha Phyllis Mayhugh Jerry Archibald CHARLES N HANCHER COMPANY 28 T223 Market St Jewelers Silversmiths Wheeling, W Va - , . . . , , ll ' II , , , . . ' v . 'Ls I ' 1 , , , ,,,, , ,

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lf- 7eenA First row-Dianne Wright, Rosemary Hader, Sarah Ward, Nancy Lord, Regina Truax, Janet Meholovich, Alma Archibald, Joan Williams, Lark Piper, Darla Jean Spivla, Judy Creighton, Carol Junkins, Sue Hughes, Rose Marie Miller, Deanna Steed, Luvada Glasgow, Hazel Groves, Phyllis Livorno, Janet Garrison, Irene Perunko, Penny Jo Stetson, Julia Barth, Harriet Rowan, Camille Ciszewski, Florence Glosow, Sally Toxie Second row-Katherine Slodick, Nancy Girts, Patty Bethel, Justine Forsythe, Margaret Robbins, Barbara Workman, Judy Cummins, Ladonna Lednik, Dixie Davis, Phyllis Landkrohn, Joan Silverio, Norma Jean Tomich, Mary Lou Holmes, Helen Paknik, Lolita DeMarco, Dorothy Mondlak, Jean Brown, Barbara Heslop, Judy Gray, Dorothy Spitzl, Nancy Wolfe, Betty Robbins, Sue McCommon, Grace Davis, Beth Patrick, Wilhemina Forrier, Roxie Farrier, Mary Fortis, Betty Boles, Joe Ellen Duntee, Hilda Phillips, Miss Neptune Third row-Carol Front, Helen Rieger, Mary Penick, Martha Hall, Janet Polivka, Connie Caukart, Patty Ryan, Phyllis Appoloni, Elizabeth Kasko, Bonnie Boles, Carol Dodds, Patty Ryncarl, Jo Ellen Burkhart, Carol Harum, Judy Wright, Marilyn Roscoe The Jr. Y-Teens is made up of a group of girls from the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. At each of their meetings, held every other Thurs- day, one member of the cabinet was in charge. After devotions there followed a song, a prayer, and a story. Then the old and new business was taken care of. At one meeting Mr. Duntee loaned a motion picture of his trip to Florida. The Jr. Y-Teens participated in giving devotions for the Town Unit banquet. The money making pro- jects consisted of selling hot dogs, pop, candy and potato chips at the basketball games. Rose Marie Miller was president, and Miss Neptune, adviser. The Future Homemalcers ot America Club had a pleasant year under the guidance of Miss Cassidy, the Home Economics teacher, the club mothers, and the various ofiticers. The yearly pro- gram was based on healthy living and the semi- monthly programs were filled with service, edu- cation, leadership training, and lots of good times. The fact that this club is a Home Economics Club was not overlooked for during the year sev- eral projects were carried out in connection with this idea, and the members feel they received valuable training in becoming homemakers of America. ?. M14 Miss Cassidy, Carol Piper, Barbara Wag- ner, Janet Hemann, Anna Marie Wilson, Lila Davis, Patty Kusko, Waunita Vostatekt Dorothy Schramm, Mary Jean Smith Kathleen Sladick, Yvonne Koenemund, Blanche Slack, Patty Sternkowski, Geor- gene Morling, Phyllis Appoloni, JudY Gray, Nancy Kaveski, Rosemary Prze- beszvski, Elaine Hughes, Janice Ogilbee, Dorothy Spitzl, Carol Harum Millicent Ciancone, Shirley Greenwood, Betty Dailey, Phyllis Porter, Irene Perunko, Carole Crofton, Dorothy Bates, Rosemary Yonko, Janet Fleming, Nanca Cross Julia Barth, Lolita De Marco, Olga Suder, Nancy Lednik, Nancy Ambler, Deanna Steed, Patty Maskivish, Mary Ann Kempa, Lark Piper, Phyllis Landkrohn, Carol Junkins GEORGE R. TAYLOR COMPANY Fashions tor over lOO years Wheeling, West Virginia 30