Shaw High School - Shuttle Yearbook (East Cleveland, OH)

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i l I LIBRARY STAFF Left to right: P. Ma- zurek, Mrs. Clark, D. Ward, C. Christy. THE LIBRARY. NDER the capable hands of Miss Mary Morrison and her competent assistants, Shaw's library stands as a smoothly function- ing storehouse of information for student and teacher alike. This year it was again the scene of action for scurrying bands of students engaged in technical library work for English under Miss Morrison's directiong and filing cards, readers' guides, and reference books became the order of the day. During school hours it served as a study hall to Honor Society members and students with special permits from their teachers to do research work on some particular subject. After school it furnished a meeting place for various student committees, or friendly gath- erings. lt became a focal point of scholastic life, dealing with both pleasure and knowl- edge. Check your books

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ew 02 Faculty K X 4 L Bm , ..,, K ,, 3 V ., r C if? A George E. Toid, A,B., M.A. English Edgar E. Vance, B.S. Music, Bookkeeping Glee Clubs Douglas W. Vivian Boys' Physical Education Football, Swimming Coach Elizabeth Wenger, A.B. Commercial High School Victory Corps Roy H. Wisecup, B.S. Mechanical Drawing Basketball, Baseball NOT PICTURED Thelma S. Harry, B.S. Natural Science Janet R. Jones, B.S., M.A. History Isabelle S. Latta, A.B., M.A. French, Spanish Florence E. Thomas, A.B., M.A History History Club Betty Louise French, B.S. Girls' Physical Education Girls' Athletic Association Activities Mabel Philpott Home Economics Alice Martha Zuck, Spanish Spanish Clubs A.B., B.S., M.A

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MARY MORRISON Librarian Source of knowledge and pleasure 5 1' Z I' - I' ill '.u','1 I . A l Psi! Ex? IR Afyp Ibyf inth Lb y