Euclid Shore High School - Shore Log Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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Foreign Correspondents Keeping up with the foreign news are our foreign corf respondents, Mr. Vaccariello, Miss Delamater, and Miss Williams. These three people, by keeping in touch with the countries whose languages they teach, send on to the listening audience of Station LfOfG a very complete picture of the Old World . Covering every phase of foreign news, they transmit the history and current events in German and French, besides the basic language, Latin. With words of their own, we close this broadcast saying , Auf wiedersehnf' Au revoir, and Vale, Soundmen An important part of every radio station are the soundmen. Doubly important at Station LfOfG are Mr. Beck and Mr. Teeter who not only furnish our station with sound effects but also with the fine music for which it is known. In their efforts to make the music of our network rank with the best, they have brought to the many listeners of our station many enjoyable hours filled with solos, group singing, ensembles, orchestra and band numbers. ' Page Nine E- ADELINE DELAMATER JANE WILLIAMS French, English Latin, German ANTHONY VACCARIELLO General Language, English JOHN BECK JAMES TEETER Vocal Miisic liistriivrieiitiil Nfiisic

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EM M ff! ,flv 399' ' LUCILLE AINGWORTH LESTER ANGENE English English, Speech, Dramatics PERA CAMPBELL English ROBERT BANDLOW ANNETTE PIERSON Economics, Social Studies English, Social Studies WALTER SCHWEGLER STANLE Y WHITESIDE History, Social Studies History, Government Script Writers g The main purpose of the English courses are to teach the students to read well, write well, and speak well. These purposes are included in four years of training. Each year the student is gradually helped along the road to perfection and during the last semester of his senior year, his previous training is reviewed in brief repeat courses of grammar and literature. Miss Aingworth, Miss Campbell, and Mr. Angene are the full-time English instructors of Station LfOfG. They have planned together, the schedule to he followed for the four years and have worked in close coordination in teaching their students to read well, write well, and speak wellfl Commentators In a day of crises and uncertainty, one of the most influential elements involved in patriotism and faith in one's country is the news commentator. It is he who inf terprets all the news and history which reaches the ears of his listeners, and unless he is well aware of the ref sponsibility of his position, he may easily make false and misleading impressions. The careful and trustworthy commentators of Station LfOfG are Miss Pierson, Mr. Bandlow, Mr. Schwegler, and Mr. Whiteside. The latter three specialize in eco- nomic, international, and national phases respectively. It is through their guidance, understanding, and analytic powers that the listeners of Station LfOfG are given an accurate account of actual circumstances in the world today. Page Eight f -M ,-., . -.. . . ...-.. ,-.-

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T0 -lbs-.-.nl JAMES CEBI-IART ROBERT PHILLIPS Biology, Science Chemistry, Physics, Science ROY SHARROCK HARRY SPANGLER Science Biology ARBERY KUHLIVIAN A r t EDITH LEMON HETTY ROSENBERCER Home Economics Home Economics Electrical and Chemical Engineers The mysteries of science are unfolded to unsuspecting Shore students by Mr. Phillips, Mr. Spangler, and Mr. Gebhart. The department of science prepares its students for a better understanding and appreciation of science. Including the courses of physics, chemistry, biology and general science, the Shore student is able to secure an ex' cellent foundation in these fields. In the more genteel phase of the engineering depart' ment are Miss Rosenberger, Miss Lemon, and Mrs. Kuhlf man who teach cooking, sewing, and art, respectively. Theirs is the department which constitutes an important part of our setfup in the studios. The girls are taught to plan, prepare and serve meals and to make their own clothing. Besides, both boys and girls are encouraged and aided in developing their artistic ability in the art and ceramics classes. The electrical and chemical engineers are a very inf teresting and successful division of the studios and offer a practical knowledge for the future. Their technical services are indispensable. Page Ten