Shadyside High School - Shadean Yearbook (Shadyside, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

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When the Shadean appears as a finished product, it repre- sents many moons of work and planning, most of which is the personal responsibility of the Shadean Staff. This group of warriors solicited for advertise- ments, supervised and arranged for pictures, and this year sponsored an extra project, the Ohio Power show called Watt's Magic, to provide the quality year- book we have always had in the past. Under the di- rection of Miss Pauline Swamberg, co-chiefs Judy Lang and Deanna Steed, together with a co-operative stat? deserve much credit for the successful management ofthe current edition. Advertising Crew Mary Kortls Joan Silverio, Bill Bartolovich, Helen Rieger, Sue Hughes, Jon Lang, David Marsh Lynn Young Clyde Davis Susan Steadman, Robin Webb. 4 Editorial Stat?-Marilyn Roscoe, Business Manager, Judy Wright, Typist, Judy Lang, Co-Editor, Deanna Steed, Co-Editor, Frank August, Sports Editor. Photographers-Nelson Ciancone, Jim Caldwell. .21 C onfenfs Administration .. Students .. Activities .. Sports . ,. Advertising A . d . 'h Mr. Donald F. Miller Mr Flzyl ring i . i c Superintendent r n 'pa 'MW Miss Velma Rodefer Assistant Principal Latin, Algebra, Adviser to Y-Teens and F. T. A. The Council mei in fepees fall 0ur Futures fo decide Our Shadyside Council is the guiding light for our tribe. Their leadership helps show the right path to follow. When a ques- tion arises we can always depend on the wis- dom and understanding of the council. With a firm hand of guidance they help us blaze the trail and clear the obstacles in our path. This year the Board of Education has pro- moted a project providing for o more ade- quate school system. The citizens of our local school district are to be commended for pass- ing the Bond Issue when they voted on No- vember 2. The provisions of the Bond Issue are as follows: The remodeling of the present high school building and the construction of a new addition. An addition to the Mead ele- mentary school. Conversion ct three class- rooms into a gymnasium, cafeteria, and Ii- lorary in the Central Avenue elementary school. Construction of a modern twelve room elementary schooi. We, the students of Shadyside High School are proud ofthe leadership shown and of the co-operation given by the Bbard of Edu- cation, administration and our community. Board of E ducafion Dr. R. M. McCommon Mr. E. H. McVay Mr. Jacob Barth Mr. William McCurdy Mr. Louis Kalman President Vice President The Sechem helped us all fo learn Our Knowledge fo make wide. Mr. Glenn Allayaud Mrs. Ethel Almgren Mathematics and English Vocal Music 'H'- Mr. R'chard Erickson Physical Education Basketball Coach Mr. George Kroll The Sciences Mathematics Projection Club Adviser Miss Elaine Exner Home Economics F. H. A. Adviser Mr. Jack Berger History Assistant Football and Basketball Coach Mr. Lawrence Falbo Wood Shop Baseball Coach When school opened in September, most of our teachers of last year returned. There were new teachers in the Home Economics, Music and Physical Education Departments. ln our crowded conditions this year patience and understanding were necessary between faculty members and the entire student body. This year's faculty was co-operative and en- couraging. The teachers instilled a desire for good citizenship and respect for our fellow students in each of our classrooms. Their en- thusiasm for scholarship, good sportsman- ship, and fair play produced an atmosphere that entered into the activities planned and carried on by the students of Shadyside High. We are proud to have had these men and wo- men help us along our various paths and give us advice in our many fields and activities. s 7 Mrs. Geneva Dunfee English Adviser to Librarians Mr. Daniel Georges Social Studies Student Council Adviser Jr. High Football Coach ff . Marling Education A. A. Adviser ll ll' 1 ' is V, vi ,. l l 4 f' i V Mr. Srephen Magyar Mr. Paul Mingyar Mr. Rudolph Mumley Mafhemalics Science English Football Coach Biology Dramatic ClubxAdviser Play Director MlSS RUN' Am' NePW e Mr. Howard Schramm Mr. William Sfhramm Science Mem! Shop Commercial Y-Teen Adviser Driver Training Hi-Y Adviser S Mr. Joseph Trosak Mrs. Zora Lamone Vocal and lnsfrumenffll Secretary to Superintendent Music 8 Mrs. Hazel Nalley Mathematics, Hisiory Psychology, Y-Teen Adviser Miss Pauline Swamberg Commercial Year Book Adviser Miss Rose Zovich Secretary To Principal Chiefs D. Fleming W. Corbett DONALD FLEMING, President Hi-Y 'I, 2, 3, 4 iPresident T15 General Scholarship l, 35 Track l Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Scholarship5 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Stu dent Council 25 Stage Crew 3, 45 Boys State5 Class Officer l 4 CPresident 4, Vice President 'I15 Football l, 2, 3, 4 fCo-cap- tain 41. WILLIAM CORBETT, Vice-President Hi-Y 45 Track l, 3, 45 Baseball 35 Cfass Officer 4 iVice Presi dent 415 Football i, 2, 3, 4 CCo-captain 41. ,V SENIOR 2 S Jufx' f::.'...'1 ' 1.9.55 X954 TurJl0Q i I pmrmm ' f-95,3 Sof OMQRE ?U? ,951 ,XIX FRESHMAN P'1' 'YQ 'Az KIA SENIOR TOTEM POLE As Freshmen at the bottom of the To- tem Pole we were glad to be considered part of the upper four classes and began taking part in Glee Club, Band and sports. With the passing of 1952 we became Sophomores and showed signs of leader- P. J. Ault J. Lang PAULA JEAN AULT, Secretary-Treasurer Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 CPresident 4, Treasurer 315 Class Officer 3, 4 CVice President 3, Secretary-Treasurer 415 Glee Club 'l, 2, 35 Office Force 3, 45 F. H. A. 3, 45 Usherette 35 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Thespians5 School Paper 4. JUDITH LANG, Historian Y-Teens i, 2, 3, 4 CPublicity 3, Inter-Club 415 Class Officer 4 lHistorian 415 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Shadean Staff 'l, 2, 3, 4 KArtist 'l, Co-Editor 415 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3 fProgram Chairman 315 Ensemble 45 Senior Scholarship5 Li- brarians 35 Red Cross l, 2, 3 iChairman l, 2, 315 Usherette 35 Queen's Attendant 45 Girls State5 Cheerleader 45 Dramatic Club 3, 4 iHistorian 315 Thespians5 School Paper 4. ship, and our school spirit increased when we moved to the third block, our Junior year. This block contains many important events. The Junior Class Play, Poor Papa, was a great success and the wonderful Junior-Senior Prom Tropical Paradise, given for the seniors of '54, was beautiful. Classmates attended the Hi-Y-Teen Formal, and the Sweetheart Ball sponsored by the Student Council. Several of our members played on the O. V. A. C. Championship football team which won another trophy for S. H. S. The fourth block completed the Totem Pole. We claimed the aspired position of Seniors, thus ful- filling our dreams. In sports was produced the first undefeated, untied football team in Shadyside's history. Basketball, too, attracted our boys. Sen- ior rings displayed initials of our Alma Mater. Senior pictures were taken. The Hi-Y-Teen Formal, The Snoball with Christmas trimmings, was a holiday highlight. As spring approached, we looked forward to our Junior-Senior Prom, our class play and meas- urements for caps and gowns. Then Commencement! Our Totem Pole of memorable years at Shadyside High was finished. Proudly we marched to the tune of Pomp and Cir- cumstance to receive our diplomas. With the sing- ing of our school song we realized that this was the grand finale of our school days but we were happy that we earned the right to be called Alumni of Shadyside High. 9 JOSEPH BITTENGLE Class Officer lPresident 1, 25, Track 1, 2, Basket- ball 1, 2, Baseball 1, Student Council 2 fSecretary 21, Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Man- ager 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Scholarship. ROBERT BITTENGLE Hi-Y 1, 2, 4 Nice President 11, Track 1, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4 CCo-Captain 41, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Stage Crew 3, Class Officer fPresident 3, Vice President 11, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Scholarship. WILLIAM BOMMER Track 1, Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 3. FREDERICK BOSTON Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Field Crew 4, Football 1. Many Moons These GLADYS ANDERSON FRANK AUGUST General Scholarship 2, Basketball 1, 2, Sha- dean Staff 4 CSports Editor 41, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4, Stage Crew 3, 4, Senior Scholarship, President Student Coun- cil 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. ESTELLA BAKER Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Class Play 3, Librarians 2, 3 CProgram matic Club 3, 4, Chairman 31, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Dra- Thespians. JULIA BARTH Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Class Play 3, F. T. A. 2, 3, 4, Librarians 3, F. H. A. 2, 3, Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Prince of Peace 2, 3, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Thespians, School Paper 4, Senior Scholarship. X4 Maids and Braves ROBERT BROWN Hi-Y 'l, 25 Dramatic Club 4. MARY ANN BUMGARDNER Librarians 45 Usherette 1. STEVE B-UZEK Proiection Club 'l, 2, 3, 45 General Scholarship 25 Track l, 35 Baseball 'l, 25 Student Council 'l, 4 fSen- ior Juc'lgeJ5 Stage Crew 35 Manager 25 Class Officer 'l fSecretary-TreasurerJ5 Dramatic Club 45 Football I, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD CALLENDAR Baseball 45 Stage Crew 3, 45 Field 2, 3, 45 Football 'l, 2, 3, 4. Crew l, JERRY CARPENTER Baseball 15 Field Crew 2, 3, 45 Football 'l, 2. JOSEPH CHACKO Track 45 Football 4. NELSON CIANCONE Hi-Y 3, 45 General Scholarship I, 25 Shadean Staff 3, 4 lPhotographer 3, 455 Dramatic Club 3, 4. DAVID CRUNELLE Proiection Club l, 2, 35 Hi-Y 'I, 2, 3, 4 fTreas urer l, President 415 Band 'l, 2, 3, 4 lPresi dent 455 Stage Crew 3, 45 Field Crew 1, 2 3, 45 Jr. High Band5 Concert Band. LOLITA DE MARCO Y-Teens 'l, 2, 4, Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 'l, 2, 3, Ensemble 3, 4, Librarians 2, 3 QVice President 3l, Office Force 3, 4, F. H. A. 2, 4, Usherette 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, School Paper 4, Senior Scholarship. GERALD DUFFY Hi-Y 'l, 2, 3, 4, General Scholarship l, 2, 3, 4, Shadean Staff 3, Class Play 3, F. T. A. 2, 3, 4 fHistorian 3, Vice President 45, Senior Scholarship, Student Council 3, Boys State Alternate, Student Council Ofticer Uunior ludgel, Dramatic Club 3, 4 lPresident 4, Thes- pians CPresident 41, Football l, 2, 3. .IANICE DUNCAN Librarians 1. RICHARD FOSNOT Hi-Y 1, Field Crew 2, 4. Spent on the CLYDE DAVIS Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4 CSecretary 41, General Scholarship 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Basketball 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Shadeon Staff 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, Field Crew 4, Jr. High Band, Concert Band. JOYCE DAVIS Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 CDevotions 43, Class Officer 2, 3 fSecretary-Treasurer 25, General Scholar- ship 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Librarians 1, Prince of Peace 2, Usherette 3, Queen's Attendant 4, Dramatic Club 4, Senior Scholarship. HOWARD DAY Hi-Y 4, General Scholarship 'I, 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 4, Senior Scholarship, ROGER DAY Hi-Y 4, Baseball 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Sen- ior Scholarship. Happy H unfing Ground DAVID GIRTS Hi-Y 1, Track 1, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, Field Crew 4, Football 1, 2. GENE GLASGOW Football 1, 2, 3. FLORENCE GLASOW Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. JUDY GRAY Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarians 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 1, 2, Usher- ette 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. High Band, Dramatic Club 3, 4. HAZEL GROVES Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 CSocial 1, Ways and Means 41, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Librarians 3, F. H.A. 4, Student Council 2, 3, Solo Contest in Band 1, 2, Jr. High Band, Concert Band, School Paper 4, Senior Scholarship, RICHARD HOSKINSON Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Ureasurer 41, Track 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Field Crew 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. JOE IVKOVICH Hi-Y 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, Field Crew 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Sen- ior Scholarship. MARY CAROLE JUNKINS Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 CProgram 13, Glee Club 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Librarians 1, F. H. A. 4, Con- cert Band, School Paper 4. PHYLLIS LANDKROHN Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Cho- rus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Band Librarian l, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 3, 4, F. H. A. 4, Usherefte 3, 4, School Paper 4. BILL LAWRENCE Field Crew 4, PHYLLIS LIVORNO Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 fMusic U, Glee Club I, Mixed Chorus 1, Class Play 3, Office Force 4, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Ushereife 2, 3, 4, Queen, Maiorefte 'I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Thespians, School Paper 4. EDWARD MAIER Hi-Y I, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Footbal Wiih Knowledge, Fun HAZEL KANZIGG Band 2, G. A. A. 4, Class Tournament l, 2, 3. ELIZABETH KASKO Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, F. H. A 3. GENE KINEMOND Field Crew 2, 4. DARLENE KOCI ROBERT MARTIN Proiection Club 1, 2, 3, 4, General Scholarship 3, Basketball 1, Baseball 4, Student Council 1, 2, Foot- ball 4, Senior Scholarship. it And Friendship ,s fa LESTER MILTON Proiection Club 1, 2, 3, 4, General Scholar- ship 1, 2, Stage Crew 3, Field Crew 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1 fSecretaryJ, Dramatic Club 3. , irefi HELEN PAKNIK K ., i f L' , 5 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Cho- I - . f rus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Class Play 3 CPrompterl, i ' 'i . . Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Librarians 3, 4 Qfice President 43, ,gn Office Force 4, F. H.A. 3, 4, Jr. High Band, School . x Paper 4. ' ' CARL PALMER ,.-, Hi-Y 1, General Scholarship 1, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Band 1, 2 3 4' F.T.A, 2, 3, 4, Prince of Peace 1, .lr. High Band, Solo Contest in Band 3, 4, Concert Band, Senior Scholarship. IRENE PERUNKO Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 CWays and Meansl, General Schol arship 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Librarians 1, 2, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Dramatic Club 3, 4, School Paper 4, Senior Scholar- ship. LARK PIPER Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 KSecretary lj, Glee ul. 1, 2, Librarians 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3 4 dent Council Secretary 4, Queen's Attendant 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, School Paper 4. JAMES RICHARDS Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 CSecretary 41 Class Play 3, F. T, A. 1, 2, Solo Contest in Band 1 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, Thespians, Concert Band. MARILYN ROSCOE Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, General Scholarship 1 2 Glee Club 1, 2, Shadean Stat? 3, 4 CBusmess Manager 41, F.T.A, 2, 3, 4, Usherett 2 School Paper 4, F.T.A. 3, 4 CSecretary 3 Program Chairman 41, Senior Scholarship DEANNA STEED Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 CVice President 'I, 4, Secretary 31, Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Shadecm Staff 3, 4 fCo-Editor 41, Class Play 3 CMake-Up1, Librarians 2 fPresident 21, F. H. A, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Usherette 3, Girls State Alternate, Dramatic Club 3, School Paper 4. JOHN STROTT Hi-Y 'l, Band l, 2, 3, 4 CVice President 41, Class Play 3, Field Crew 2, Solo Contest in Band 4, Jr. High Band, Dramatic Club, Thes- pians, Concert Band. ANNA ROSE TONCOSH Glee Club 'l. FRANK TOKARZ Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 CCo-Captain 41, Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4 CVice Presi- dent 41, Football 'I, Senior Scholarship. They Really Do PATRICIA RYAN Y-Teens 'l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Librarians 2, 3 CPresident 41, F. H.A. 3, 4, Student Council 2, Jr. High Band, Concert Band 'I, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA RYNCARZ Y-Teens 'l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Office Force 4, F. H. A. 4, Jr. High Band, Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Scholarship. KATHERINE SLADICK Y-Teens 'l, 2, 3, 4 fSocial 41, Class Play fPrompter 31, Librarians 1, 2, 4, F. H.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Usherette 2, School Paper 4. f. DOROTHY SPITZL Y-Teens 'l, 2, 3, 4 iService 41, General Scho- larship 'l, 3, Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Librarians 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Force 'I, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 1, 2, Usherette 'I, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 3, School Paper 4, Senior Scholarship. I With Pride Abound NORMA JEAN TOMICH Y Teens I 2 3 4, Gfee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Cho- 2 3 4 F T A, T, 2, 3, 4, Libraria PAUL VALACHOVIC Field Crew 2, 4. STANLEY WACH Bas etball I 2 3, -4, Baseball 4, Football 'l. DANNY WATT Hi-Y I, 2, Basketball I, Baseball I, 2, Stage Crew 3, Field Crew I, 2, 3, 4. ns 2, 4. ROBERT WHITE Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 CChaplain 3, Vice President 43, Glee Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4 fHistor- ian 41, Class Play 3, Vocal Solo in Contest 3, Dra- matic Club 3, Thespians, Concert Band. CRAIG WHITMORE Hi-Y 4, Track 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 'l, Field Crew 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH WILSON Track I, Basketball 4, Base- ball I, 4, Field Crew 4, Football 'l, 4. JUDY WRIGHT Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4 lService 3, Treasurer 45, General Scholarship 1, 2, 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Shadean Staft 3, 4, Class Play 3, F. T. A. 2, 3, 4 fPresident 4, Treasurer 35, Senior Scholarship, School Paper 4. LYNN YOUNG Hi-Y 'I, Shadean Staff 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4 lTreasurer 43, Stage Crew 3, Solo Contest in Band 1, 4, Jr. High Band, Dramatic Club, Concert Band. Warriors y 462 l rf ui, X f First Row-B. Bcxrtolovich, J. Beck, L. Bell, B, Boles, B. Boles, B. Boyd. Second Row-J. Brown, S, Brown, M. Bushillcx, J. Cald- well, G, Carl. J. Coates. Third Row-C. Coukurt, E. Crozier, G. Davis, P, Day, C. Dodds, T. Dunccln. Fourth Row-H. Dun- ning, W. Fcrrier, J, Forsythe, E. Gerdcu, B. Giffin, L, Glasgow. Fifth Row-M. Glaseski, E, Gondiru, R. Hall, R. Honcsky, H Helms, E. Hemann. Sixth Row-B. Heslop, M. Holmes, R. Hughes, S. Hughes, V. Keith, J, Kennedy. Seventh Row-C Kirkland, N. Kirkland, M. Kortis, L. Krupcx, R. Littleton, G. Loveioy. 18 J: 2 .. . . First Row-J. Luff, J. Luke, M. Mackinaw, D. Marsh, B. Maskivish, R. Maskivish, Second Row-J. Mutoszkia, J. McVay, J. Me holovitch, D. Meyer, P. Miller, D. Mondlak. Third Row-D. Monroe, M. Morris, V. Palmer, B. Patrick, R. Polinsky, J. Polivkcl Fourth Row-J. Porter, M. Postage, H. Rieger, G. Ruble, J. Silverio, R. Silverio. Fifth Row-D. Spivla, S. Steadman, W Stimmel, R. Tokorz, R. Vavra, J. Visnic. Sixth Row-G. Vucelich, R. Webb, W. Wiggins, P. Williams, J. White, N. Wolfe Seventh Row--N. Yonko, T. Zastudil. 19 Braves First Row-K. Althar, A. Archibald, R. Ault, R. Boker, I. Blazek, D. Bongiorno. Second Row-L. Bowers, B. Bowman, D. Boyd, G. Brown, T. Budzik, J. Burkhart. Third Row-E. Buzek, C. Ciszewski, D. Ciszewski, M. Corbett, J. Cummins, D. Davis. Fourth Row-C. De Colo, D. De Coy, R. Duncan, J. Dunfee, C. Eaton, R. Farrier. Fifth Row-C. Front, J. Garrison, N. Girts, R. Gon- salves, R. Hcxder, M. Hall. Sixth Row-C. Hallett, R. Hendershot, H. Hoskinson, R. Hughes, S. Hughes, T. Ladyga. 20 First Row-J. Long, S. Losko, L. Lednik, S. McCommon, C, Merrymon, R. Miller. Second Row-S. Miller, L, Moron, V. Morris, J. Munchick, E. Myers, R. Ncome. Third Row-D. Polmer, M. Penick, H. Penn, H. Phillips, J. Powell, H. Rowon. Fourth Row- R. Sanders, R, Shaver, P. Stetson, R, Stewart, R. Stillion, S. Toxie. Fifth Row-R. Truox, W. Von Comp, S. Word, T. Whit- more, D. Williams, G. Willioms. Sixth Row-J. Williams, J. Wilson, B. Workman, D. Wright, D. Wright, J. Zack. 21 Scoufs First Row-M. Aull, J, Boyd, F. Brown, B. Brown, C. Burkle, P. Bushilla. Second Row-R. Buicher, R. Callenline, S. Campbell G, Chacko, B. Crall, E, Crow. Third Row-R. Daily, J. Davis, E. De Cola, C. Duncan, B. Duvall, G. Edwards. Fourth Row- M. Ferrick, C. Fleming, L. Forsyihe, D. Garrison, B. Gehrig, M. Gerdau. Fifth Row-R. Glasgow, J. Gorrell, B. Green, O, Har ford, P. Harmon, T. Hartman, Sixth Row-C. Heidelbach, J. Heslop, P. Hess, A. Hill, F. Hocker, P. Holmes. Seventh Row- S. Junkins, M. Jurichney, C. Keilh, V. Kortis, R, Kovachic, R. Kreiler. Eighvh Row-V. Kura, J, Larew, P. Lawrence, M. Lo Coco, L. Lowclen, F. Lucido. 22 First Row-B. Luke, J. Moholtee, S. Mololepsy, B. Marsh, P. McClain, N. Morling. Second Row-J. McCurdy, A. McMahon, E McMahon, N. McMillen, H. Mellott, R. Milton. Third Row-J. Monroe, C. Montgomery, J. Munchick, C. Murphy, E, Morris M. Palmer. Fourth Row-K. Penick, R. Ramsay, C. Reed, J. Reitberger, G. Robertson, T. Robson. Fifth Row-H. Rogers, S Ruble, A. Ryan, D. Shaver, S. Sidlow, H. Smith. Sixth Row-B. Steele, J. Stevens, J. Stewart, H. Tomich, L. Tucker, J. Watt. Seventh Row-B. White, G. White, M. Worley, H, Wright, J. Wright. 23 Tenderfoof Firsf Row-M. Bell, R. Bell, J. Brown, R. Brown, J, Budzik, J. Burkhart. Second Row-J. Burge, J. Charlton, C, Chimley, J. Circosm, C. Ciszewski, S. Corbett. Third Row-J. Core, J. Davies, B. Davis, D. Davis, C. Day, A, Dixon. Fourih Row-D. Dixon, A. Dodds, M. Doiock, G. Dofy, G. Farmer, F. Farrow. Fifth Row-W, Farrow, B. Golluher, D. Goormczsfic, L. Gross, F. Hoder, M. Holl. Sixth Row-A. Harford, S. Hari, S. Huron, P. Helms, C. Hemonn, M. Henlhorne. Seventh Row-W. Jo- blonko, J. Jodus, R. Jeffers, F. Johnson, J. Jurichny, L. Kearns. Eighth Row-J. Kohl, J. Kuro, C. Larson, S. Lemmon, T. Leon- ard, C. Lucido. 24 First Row-E. Lucresio, J. Mcxrling, P. Mutoszkia, D, Mayhugh,S. McCommon, J. McVay. Second Row-D. Meholovitch, C Melanko, A. Mlynek, E. Monroe, W. Monigomery, G, Moore. Third Row-N. Muravslcy, P. OHQ, N. Puvlik, F. Postage, A Prcuniil, P. Prezebeszvski. Fourih Row-C, Pyle, M. Rcxmser, C. Rankin, E. Rankin, J. Rieger, D. Ruble. Fiflh Row-J. Rusinko M. Russell, F. Sabo, D. Scnffell, R. Sontcxvicca, S. Shaffer. Sixth Row-M. Silverio, F. Snively, P. Terrell, J. Testa, D. Thomas G. Thomas. Seventh Row-R. Thomas, F. Vostufek, K. Vucelich, M, Weekley, B. Weisman, D. Whiilcufch. Eighih Row-J Wiggins, D. Williams, W. Zcxnders, M. Zdonczyk. 25 Papoose First Row-D, Alloyaud, C. Bartolomucci, C. Bonar, S. Burkhari, D. Campbell, L. Circosfa. Second Row-E, Coleman, S. Dev ers, V. Devers, J, Donkin, D. Donley, T. Elson. Third Row-J. Emery, J. Ferrick, K. Frank, R. Garrett, W. Gehrig, M. Girfs Fourth Row-P. Glasser, B. Green, C. Hartung, B. Hartman, C. Holstein, G. Howell. Fifth Row-D. Hughes, S. Hughes, L. Jar reff, C. Johnson, F. Kaldor, R. Kalman. Sixih Row-R. Kaluger, L. Koluho, J. Koveski, R. Keyser, P. Kossky, A. Lemmon. 26 First Row-L. Lewis, S. Lewis, J, Livorno, L. Lowden, G. Marling, M. Mcteiovic. Second Row-J. Mcxuer, R. Meholovitch, T McKelvey, J. Miller, S. Mosso, J. Nefii. Third Row-S. Nowak, J. O'Donnell, M. O'Grady, J. Pcxknik, J, Polomik, M. Rowan Fourth Row-J, Rusinko, G. Salvo, R. Selva, S. Sedor, M. Simpson, D. Smith. Fifth Row--A. Sneddon, J. Spitzl, B. Staib, V Starkey, S. Steele, G. Tomich. Sixth Row-A. Trolley, T. Van Camp, N. Vucelich, M, Wisvcxri, J, Yonko, S. Zaidowicz. 27 POW wows F. T. A. Hi-Y-Te 9 H Librari GHS First Row-F, Postage, R. Zdonczyk, C. Lucido, P. Przebesvski, S. Lemmon, S. Campbell, S. Sidlow, J. McCurdy, D. Davis, D, Wright, R. Hader, N. Kirkland, P. Ryan. Second Row-C, Melanko, C. Murphy, C. Burlrle, F, Brown, R. Milton, J. Caldwell, H. Penn, T. Robson, E. Crow, V. Palmer, G. Davis, R. Hull. Third Row-J. Testa, D. Mayhugh, M. Russell, H. Rowan, C. Hallett, W. Montgomery, N. Pavlik, M, Weekley, M. Ramser, P. Harmon, J. Wilson, L. Young, Fourth Row-D. Thomas, R. Stewart, K. Penick, W. Green, J. Budzik, J. Zack, C. Palmer, R. Bell, T. Zustudil. The Band Under the very capable direction of Mr. Joseph Trosak, the Shadyside High School Band has com- pleted another year of impressive ceremonies. Three moons of hard long practice sessions during the sum- mer vacation and then more practice pow-wows after school and in the evenings finally brought the band up to the standard set for the half-time performances to be given at the football games. The participants made clever formations and demonstrated fine pre- Dhedo, cision marching. Mf- -l05ePh Tfosak After the very successful football season the band provided music for the recognition service for the foot- ball team and the Junior and Senior class plays. The year ended for some thirteen members when the an- nual Spring Concert rolled around. Much credit is due the Band Mothers who started their drive to raise Wampum for new uniforms to be worn by next year's band. The donation ofthe time and services of the band mothers proves that such an active auxiliary is of great help to a capable director such as Mr. Trosak, who through many winters and summers at Shadyside has always produced one of' the best high school bands in the state of Ohio. Dur- ing these years he has constantly produced excellent musicians, who have been awarded musical scholar- ships for their abilities. This year's ofticers were: President, David Crunellep Vice President, Jack Strott, . Secretary, Jim Richards, Treasurer, Lynn Young, His- torian, Bob White. .5 's 'M 30 First Row-P. Ryncarz, J. Brown, C. Front, N. Girts, E. Meyers, C. Keith, M. LoCoco, P. Holmes, D. Saltel R. Ramsay, L. Tucker, C, Ciszewski, M. Silverio, S. Hart, S. Hart, J. Rusinko. Second Row-R. Littleton P. Day, B, Davis, J. Stewart, R. Shaver, A. Archibald, S. McCommon, J. Dunfee, M. Postage, L. Lednik, M Glazeski, P. Matoszki, S. Corbett. Third Row-R. Honasky, H. Groves, D. Spivla, M. Corbett, M. Hall H. Tomich, R. Kreiter, A. Mylnek, R. Brown, A. Jablonsky, N. McMillen, D. Mondlak. Fourth Row-D Crunelle, J. Richards, J. Strott, B. White, H. Core, D, Williams, C. Davis, F. Boston, G. Moore, B. Steele First Row-Phyllis Livorno, Joyce Davis. Second Row-P. Ryan, P. Ryncarz, C, Davis, L. Young, F. Boston, H. Groves. Third Row-C. Palmer, J. Strott, B. White, J. Richards, D. Crunelle. Kneeling-J. Davis, B. Workman, C. Cizweski, E. DeCola. Standing- P. Livorno, R. Callentine. 31 I First Row-Mrs. Almgren, J, Lang, S. Steadman, J. Gray, N. To nich, E. Baker, J. Davis, P. Landkrohn, D, Mondiak, L. De Marco, J. Barth, H, Paknik, E. McMahon, H. Groves, J. Kennedy, D. Spitzl, J. Wright, H. Rowan, S. McCommon. Second Row-D. Shaver, J. McCurdy, D. Spivla, S, Miller, J. Silverio, M. Glazeski, J. McVay, A, Ryan, R. Ramsay, R. Hader, S. Ruble, M. Ault, P. Law- rence, N, McMillen, C. Burkle, J. Boyd, M. Holmes, M. Kartis. Third Row-G. Lovejoy, D. Wright, M. Hall, V. Kortis, N. Girts, D. Davis, L, Lednik, M, Postage, J. Cummins, R, Kovachic, L. Forsythe, J. Mahaftee, L, Tucker, J. Heslop, L. LaCoco, Fourth Row-D. Steed, B. Heslcp, C. Dodds, librarian, C. Hallett, J. Dunfee, A. Archibald, L. Glasgow, C. Coukart, C. Front, S. Reed, C. Keith, M. Jurichney, V, Kura, J. Coates, G. Davis. Girls' Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club was composed of sixty-four maidens, of the upper tour grades. This group was under the direction of Mrs. Almgren and accompanied by Joyce McCurdy and Sue Reed at the piano. They participated in the annual Christmas and Easter programs and sang for the radio program, Youth and Music, on station WTRX. The girls sang a part in the spring concert also. Girls' Ensemble This very capable group was comprised of nine voices with three alternates, selected from the Mixed Chorus and Girls' Glee Club, Under the direction of Mrs. Almgren, the En- semble participated in the annual spring vo- cal and instrumental concert and entered the district solo and Ensemble contest, also held in the spring. The Ensemble sang numbers forthe Thanksgiving and Christmas programs held in the High School Auditorium. Six fine voices will be lost by graduation. H. Paknik, S. McCommon, J. Coates, J, Lang, H. Groves, M. Kortis, H, Rowan, J. Dunfee, L. De Marco, P. Land- krohn, D. Mondlak. Seated at the piano is Mrs. Alm- gren. First Row-Mrs. Almgren, J. Lang, J. Gray, N. Tomich, J. Davis, P. Landkrohn, L. De Marco, D, Mcndlak, R, Webb, D. Hoskin- son, H. Dunning, R. Hader, J. Barth, H, Paknik, H. Groves, M. Kortis, M. Holmes, G. Davis, J. Coates. Second Row-B, Hes- Iop, C. Coukart, C. Hallett, J. Kennedy, S. Steadman, J. McVay, M. Glaseski, D. Callentine, P. Harmon, C. Davis, M. Ault, N McMillen, C. Burkle, P. Lawrence, J. Boyd, S. McCommon, J. Heslop, M. Postage. Third Row-A. Archibald, C. Front, L. Lednik D. Wright, N. Girts, D. Davis, D. Shaver, B. White, F, Brown, R. Hanasky, L. Forsythe, H, Rowan, S. Reed, C. Keith, R. Ko- vachic, J. Dunfee. Fourth Row-R. Hall, J. Caldwell, T. Zastudil, B. Bartolovich. Mixed Chorus ' Boys' Glee Club The mixed chorus this year was ably di- rected by our new teacher, Mrs. Almgren. They sang for the Thanksgiving and Christ- mas assemblies and made outside appear- ances. Almost seventy members enioyed sing- ing songs that are favorites of everyone such The boys of the mixed chorus also had their own boys' glee club with Mr. Trosak being the director and Harold Penn the new accompanist. All year long these boys en- joyed harmonizing and they participated in several performances given at school. 1 as Rose Marie, White Christmas and a medley of Sigmund Romberg songs. The an- nual spring concert was held with the mixed chorus taking part in making it a success. First Row-H. Dunning, P. Harmon, R. Callentine, R. Hanasky, F. Brown, R. Webb, B. Marsh, Mr. Trosak. Second Row--B. Luke, J. Caldwell, R. Hall, T. Zastudil, B. Bartolovich, J. Lang, C. Davis, B. White, D. Hoskinson. At piano, H. Penn. 33 Phyllis Livorno First Row-Judy Lang, Queen Phyllis, Joyce Davis Second Row-Co-Captains, Don Fleming and Bill Corbett One of the most outstanding and exciting events of the school year was the Homecoming ceremony during the St. Clairsville football game. At halftime the band formed a large heart and the three senior queen candidates rode to the center of the field in convertibles. The band played Let Me Call You Sweetheart in honor of the three maidens, one of whom would be crowned Queen of the 1954-55 Homecoming festivities. The activities of each of the three maidens were announced and finally it was announced that Phyllis Livorno was the 1954 Homecoming Queen with Joyce Davis and Judy Lang as attendants. Co-Captains of the football team crowned Queen Phyllis. She was presented with mums and the attendants received corsages, compliments of the Hi-Y. The Homecoming was a success as the undefeated Shadeans thumped highly tooted St. Clairsville 32-13, and added another scalp to their belts. After the game the Hi-Y sponsored a dance which was held in the high school auditorium. 34 eservation Princess First Row-Mr. Mumley, P. Ault, 5. Hughes, J. Duffy, D. Spivla, J. Caldwell, D. Mondlak. Second Row-J. Strott, G. Davis, B. Giltin, J. Kennedy, J. Richards, J. Lang, E. Baker, B. White, J, Barth, P. Livorno. Rev. Almgren, J. Lang, W. Stimmel, S. Mc- Common, P. Harmon, J. Garrison, R. Cal- lentine, S. Ruble, C. Burkle, N. McMillen, S. Hughes, P. Williams, J. Dunfee, K. Al- thar, S. Steadman. Thespians and Prince of Peace The comparatively new Thespian Society No. 873, of Shadyside, began its second year of existence again in the tepee of Chief Mum- ley. Officers of the Dramatic Club were ap- pointed to govern the group and new mem- bers were elected. Sixteen iunior and senior class members were chosen on the basis of previous activity in dramatic events staged in Shadyside. The activities of this club in- cluded trips to West Liberty, a banquet, and participation in a festival at Bridgeport. The Junior class play Oh, Promise Me, by Pete Williams, was directed by Mr. Mumley. On the second Sunday of the eleventh moon, 1954, the annual Prince of Peace con- tests were held in the Presbyterian and Chris- tian Churches. The top four winners in the state finals received college scholarships of four, three, two, and one years, respectively. Our braves were coached by Mrs. Dunfee and Mr. Mumley. This year there were only eight warriors spreading the smoke of the pipe of peace. The winners ofthe local contests were Nancy Kay McMillen and Sue McCommon. Their alternates were Jo Ellen Dunfee and Shirley Ruble. Nancy Kay McMillen partici: pated in the dictrict event. First Row-Miss Rodefer, D. Steed, S, Hughes, J. Wright, E. Baker, J. Davis, D. Mondlak, J. Lang, P. Ryan, D Spitzl, H. Groves, K. Sladick, H, Paknik, P. Ault, G. Davis, M. Kortis, J. Brown, D. Spivla, P. Ryncarz, Miss Nep tune. Second Row-Mrs. Nalley, J. Gray, C, Junkins, J. Silverio, J. McVay, B. Hess, J. Kennedy, I. Perunko A. Toncosh, F. Glasow, E. Kasko, J. Lufif, M, Mackinaw, M. Glazeski, J. Coates, M. Postage, N. Wolfe, J. Barth Third Row-W. Farrier, G. Lovejoy, C. Dodds, P. Day, L, Glasow, Fourth Row-P. Landkrohn, L. DeMarco, P Livorno, L. Piper, M. Roscoe, H. Rieger, M. Holmes, B. Boles, B. Heslop, B. Patrick, C. Coukart, B. Boles. Firsl Row-S. Campbell, C. Ciszewski, E. Myers, S. Ruble, C, Fleming, S. Sidlow, C. Hallett, A. Archibald, J Dunfee, H. Rowan, D. Davis, S. McCommon, P. Lawrence, J. Mahaftee, L. Tucker, N. McMillen, E. DeCola, B. Work man. Second Row-M. Penick, D. Wright, C. Eaton, l. Blalek, L. Lednik, N. Girts, P. Stetson, J. Williams, M LoCoco, J. Heslop, C, Keith, H. Tomich, M, Hall, R. Hader, S. Junkins, J. Boyd, C. Burkle, J. Vincent, J. Davis Third Row-C. Murphy, J. McCurdy, A. Ryan, M. Ault, J. Cummins. Fourth Row-B. Duvall, R. Ramsay, V. Kortis C. DeCola, J. Garrison, M. Corbett, S. Miller, P, Holmes, S. Reed, R. Kovachic, C. Front, P. Bushilla, S. Ward, 5 Hughes, R. Truax. Y-Teens First Row-P. Ault, D. Steed, J. Wright, J. Lang, J. Brown, H. Groves, K. Sladick, D. Spitzl, J. Davis. Second Row-A. Archibald, S. McCammon, C. Hallett, H. Paknik, D, Mondlak, P. Ryan, Miss Rodefer. Third Row-Miss Neptune, J. Dunfee, S. Hughes, G. Davis, M, Kortis, H, Rowan, Mrs, Nalley. The Y-Teens, a branch of the YWCA, cele- brated its centennial this year. This group, a good builder of character for maidens, creates fine feeling toward World Fellowship by the pipe of peace. Among the service proiects were: distribution of Thanksgiving baskets, and a CARE package to England. Wampum earning projects were: selling score cards at football games and selling refreshments at basketball games and a bake sale. On the social side was the highlight of the year, the Sno-Ball formal held on December 18. Each year for this dance the Y-Teens and the Hi-Y ioin together in making it a gala affair. Meetings of interest were ar- ranged from the theme Y-Teen T. V. Guide with each meeting pertaining to some special TV program and The Hallmark Hall of Fame sen- ior farewell banquet brought to mind that the senior school days were drawing to a close. 36 Hi-Y First Row-L. Bell, T. Duncan, H. Penn, R. Webb, D. Cizweski, W. Stimmel, R. Silverio, T. Whitmore, J. Porter, T. Budzik, C, Merryman, R. Naome, D. DeCoy. Second Row-R. Vavra, J. Lang, H. Hoskinson, H. Day, B. Bit- tengle, R, Day, J. Ivkovich, B. Corbett, T. Zastudil, B. Wiggins, K. Althor, C. Whitmore, D. Williams. Young warriors from the upper three grades constitute the make- up ofthe Hi-Y Club. The Hi-Y is a service brotherhood. They had charge of making the 'Football programs and published basket- ball programs. They had the annual Veteron's Day council fire, better known as the Armis- tice Day assembly. Rev. A. W. Almgren delivered the message. The Homecoming Dance was again sponsored by the Hi-Y and they presented the Home- coming Queen and her attend- ants with corsages. The annual Christmas formal was sponsored by the Hi-Y and Y-Teens com- bined. This year it was called the Sno-Ball. Officers were: President, David Crunelle, Vice- President, Bob White, Secretarv, Clyde Davis, Treasurer, Dick Hoskinson, Chaplain, Bill Gifting Mr. William Schramm, adviser. First Row-Mr, Schramm, B. Gimn, B. White, D. Crunelle, C. Davis, D. Hoskinson. Sec- ond Row-F. Boston, P. Williams, J. Duffy, N. Ciancone, B. Bartolovich, D. Fleming. Third Row-J. Richards, R. Hanasky, J. Caldwell, J. Beck, H, Dunning, 131 HH HH 37 l First Royv-Miss Harnko, S. Hughes, J, Brown, G. Davis, J. Wright, J. Duffy, M. Roscoe, J. Barth. Second Row- M. Kortls, J. Luft, M, La Coco, C, Keith, N. McMillen, C. Burkle, D. Wright, J. Dunfee, S. McCommon, H. Rowan, Miss Rodefer. Third Row-B. Boles, B. Bales, L. Forsythe, J. Mahaffee, J. McCurdy, R. Hader, S. Toxie, D, Wright, S. Ruble, C. Murphy, M. Penick. Fourth Row-C. Palmer, D. Callentine. This council of braves and maidens are F. T, A. planning to teach or are interested in school ser- vice work. They helped the teachers grade papers and substituted for them. Several inter- esting meetings were planned for the year-cl Weiner roast, recognition for new members, in- stallation of officers and guest night. Group su- pervisors for the year were Miss Rocleter and Miss Hranko. F, H, A, The F. ll. A, held football and basketball dances honoring this year's warriors. One of the programs put on by this group was the Val- entine Assembly. A feast was held at the end of the year honoring all the senior F. H. A. maid- ens and installation of olticers was observed then too. First Row-E. Baker, P. Ault, l. Perunko, D. Davis, Miss Exner, S. Hughes, H. Rieger, B, Patrick, D. Mondlak, K Sladick, D. Spitzl, P. Ryan, Second Row-B. Heslop, H. Paknik, P. Lawrence, L, Glasgow, S. Campbell, C. Flem- ing, C. Ciszewski, S. Sicllow, M. Ault, N. Girts, J. Stetson, B. Duvall, J. Boyd, J. Davis, L, De Marco, N, McMilIen P. Livorno, E. De Cola, B. Workman. Third Row-H. Groves, S, Ruble, J. Gray, J. Silverio, I. Blazek, L. Lednik D. Spivla, J. Forsythe, J. Cummins, D. Shaver, A. Archibald, P. Ryncarz, P. Landkrohn, C. Junkins, J. Williams, J, McCurdy. Fourth Row-S. Toxie, D. Wright, H. Phillips, J, Garrison, M. Corbett, S. Miller, P. Holmes, M. Holmes, J. Luft, C. Front, N. Wolfe, S, Hughes, R. Kovachic, S. Reed, C, De Cola, R. Truax. Fifth Row-L. Piper, W, Far- rier, R. Farrier, C, Eaton, J. Meholovich, J. Coates, D. Steed, B. Heslop, C. Coukart, D, Monroe, H, Tomich, A. Ryan P. Bushilla, S. Ward. 1 38 First Row-Luft, Coates, Mondlak, Boles, Heslop, Hughes, Farrier, Miss Marling, Patrick, Garrison, McVay. Second Row- Morris, Davis, Brown, Cummins, Girts, Cizewski, Morris, Kennedy, Forsythe, Hess, Silverio, Maskivish. Third Row-GIa- sow, Kortis, Kanzigg, Mackinaw, Lednik, Vincent, Williams, Stetson, Truax, Kirkland, Blazek, De Cola, Bowers, Meholo- vitch, Farrier. Fourth Row--Boles, Coukart, Monroe, Corbett, Miller, Glazeski, Front, Wolfe, Holmes, Archibald, Day, Eaton, Davis, Rieger. First Row-Davis, Ruble, Burkhart, Ward, Hughes, Wright, Phillips, Myers, Penick, Hall, Workman. Second Row-Law- fence, Murphy, Heslop, Hess, Campbell, McMillen, Reed, Ault, Leonard, Mahaftee, Keith, Sicllow, Tucker, Forsythe, Junkins. Third Row-Ramsay, Kovachic, Boyd, McMahon, De- Cola, Fleming, Ryan, Crall, Gerdau, McCurdy, Kortis, Duvall, Burkle, Stevens. Fourth Row-Duncan, Bushilla, Ferrick, Robson, Lcl Coco, Heidelbach, Kura, Holmes, Shaver, Glasow, Tomich, Jurichny. Student Council The student council, under the direction of Mr. Daniel Georges, created a greater harmony be- tween sechem and tribal na- tions. The legislative group sponsored a clean-up campaign, with the purpose of a more or- derly school. They conducted student body elections and the election of the Homecoming Queen. Standing-Lewis, Ramser, Reed, Fleming, Kortis, Davis, Mr. Georges, Steed, Archibald, Silverio, Hallett, Penick. Second Row-Buzek, August, Piper, Tokarz, Hoskinson. Front Row-Jablonka, Gehrig, Circosta, Gehrig, Rogers. 39 Service Clubs The Proiection Club is a tribe of warriors made up of freshmen, soph- omores, iuniors, and seniors, who were supervised by Mr. George Kroll. They were responsible for tallying up the scores on the score board and taking core of the loud-speaker sys- tem during the pigskin season. They ran the proiectors for movies shown in connection with classwork. The spotlights and lights and lighting dur- ing plays were handled by these boys. At assembly programs these fellows might be seen setting up microphones for speakers and students. The Librarians Club is a well known club. They had charge of the library and were under the direction of Mrs. Dunfee. The organization is small this year, composed of sixteen members. As a proiect for raising a little wampum, the girls operated a stand selling typing paper, spiral pads, pencils, and notebooks at vari- ous times of the year. The girls had a dusting party in which they dusted the books in the library and the study hall. At this time each girl dusted all the books on the shelves to which she was assigned. They were also in charge of trimming the Christmas tree in the library at Christmas, and the attractive bulletin boards at various places in the library were decorated by these maidens. The Newspaper Staff of this year consisted of members of the Sten- ography class. There were eight is- sues of the paper, one for each holi- day and a large senior edition to cli- max all the activities of our gradu- ating class. As a novelty, different colored paper was used for each is- use. A name was selected for the paper this year, which was used many years ago, Orange Et Noir , and it was decided that the name would be kept every year hereafter. Each month two new co-editors were appointed to work on that month's edition. The staff worked faithfully getting up-to-date sports news, news of club activities and other items of interest to the student body and faculty. First Row, seated-D. Steed, L. Piper, l. Perunko, P. Ault. Second Row seated-M. Roscoe, J. Lang, J. Wright, J. Barth. Standing-K Sladick L De Marco, C. Junkins, P. Landkrohn, H. Groves, D. Spitzl, P Livorno H Paknlk. First Row-B. Giftin, S. Buzek, W. Stimmel, R. Hall, E. Crow, P. Williams, Mr. Kroll, K. Althar, N. Yonko. Buck Row-L. Bell, D. Shaver, J. Larew, L. Milton, B. Martin, T. Zastudil, R. Webb, T. Laclygo, B. Marsh. Seated-L. De Marco, D. Spitzl. Standing-L. Piper, B. Hess, P. Ault, P. Ryn- carz, H. Paknik, Miss Rose Zovich. The office force is one of the most important factions of our school. Each girl is assigned to work during one period of the day. During this time they do various tasks and you may see them checking absences, making or answering phone calls, and typing letters. They run errands 'For Mr. Wright, the principal, and if necessary, make some er- rands for teachers. Miss Zovich is there to help them in any way that is needed. First Row-P. Bushilla, C. Heideibach, M. Bumgardner, D. Spitzl, J. Gray, K. Sladick, P. Ryan, H. Paknik C. Ciszewski. Second Row-B, Duvall, H. Tomich, V. Keith, Mrs. McKelvey, J. Mahaftee, M. Ault, L Tucker, Mrs. Dunfee. Af- if me 41 On,-h 2 w Ill' l,c,fli Foo iball Ba skeibdll Ba sebaH Track Frank August Joe Bittengle Bob Bittengle Steve Buzek Back Tackle End Guard Roger Day Don Fleming Richard Hoskinson Back End Back This year's football team, the T954 edition, is the first in the school's history to win the OVAC Championship and to go un- defeated and untied. Made up largely of upperclassmen, the Shadeans had little trouble in rolling over nine straight oppon- ents. The Shadeans were the top scoring team in the valley, averaging 34.3 points per game. They ranked twentieth in the state which is quite an honor. It was under the supervision of one of the most capable coaching staffs. Seated-H. Day, J. Bittengle, S, Buzek, D. Fleming, B. Corbett, J. lvkovich, B. Bittengle, F. August, R. Day, C. Whitmore, Standing-Coach Steve Magyar, H. Dunning, D, Hoskinson, J. Wilson, E. Hemann, B. Martin, D. Callendar, D. Marsh, P. Miller, B. Boyd, J. Chacko, Coach Jack Berger. 44 Dick Callendur Joe Chucko Bill Corbett Howard Day Tackle End Guard Back Joe Ivkovich Bob Martin Craig Whitmore Joe Wilson Center Tackle End Tackle SCCJRES 1954 WE 42 Mt. Pleasant 20 Mingof 34 Union 46 YorkviHe , 33 THtonsviHe . 32 St. ClairsviHe 20 Bddgeponk 46 Powhatan 38 Barnesville' 'Away All Night Games THEY O 6 13 27 0 13 0 20 7 Coaches-.lack Berger, Dick Erickson, Steve Magyar. Managers, kneeling--H. Helms, D. Boydg standing- W. Stimmel, B, Bartolovich. First Row-W. Powell, J. Lang, R. Silverio, E. Buzek, H. Hoskinson, L. Krupa, T. Whitmore C Merryman R. Miller. Second Row-Coach Richard Erickson, G. Vucelich, W. Giffin, D. Ciszweskl J Beck R Brown A. Hill, H. Rogers. This year's reserve team posted a 2-2 re- cord by beating Adeno twice and losing to Trio- delphia and Bridgeport. Both games were lost by a margin of seven points. The team was sparked by the quarterback- ing of Jon Lang, the broken field running of Herb Dunning and Dave Marsh, and the line play of Ed Buzek, Richard Silverio, Ben Boyd and Louis Krupo. With the experience of these boys this year you may look forward to a hard fighting team next year. First Row-D. Thomas, J. Circosta, B. Gehrig, J. Watt, B. Wiggins, E. Norris, D. Hughes L Lowclen J Burkhart, G, Lucresio, B. White. Second Row-B, Zanders, B. Luke, A. McMahon, G Bates B Gehrlg B. Marsh, F. Hocker, W. Smith, F. Johnson, W. Ferrell, R. Garrison. Third Row-M, Palmer S Gallagher J. Kohl, F. Ferrell, B. Weisman, J. Emery, Coach Georges, S. Devers, D. Campbell T Van Camp C Chimley, D. Kalman. 46 Undefeaied OVAC Champs The T954 Shadeans took the opening scalp from the Mounties for the fourth straight year. The Shadeans needed only tive plays to send Dick Hoskinson around end to paydirt for the first touchdown. After Fleming scored twice, Roger Day, Howard Day and Dave Marsh once, Pat Miller added six points which brought the score to 42. The longest runs of 79 and 60 yards were by R. Day and Marsh, respectively. The Shadeans defense held the Mounties scoreless. For its second victory Shadyside's war- riors paddled upstream to Mingo. The score was 20-6. Within fourteen minutes Shadyside was on the warpath and clicked oFf three touch- downs. H. Day scored first on a 37 yard sprint. The second came on a pass from Frank August to Bob Bittengle, and Pat Miller scored the third on a one yard plunge. ln the second half Mingo scored its only touchdown, but the placement was wide. In one of our biggest games, Shadyside up- ended Union 34-13, for their third straight win. Union drove 75 yards for the first touchdown, th e placement w a s wid e. The Shadeans then bounced back with Pat Miller plunging over and adding the extra point. Then they ignited in the third period and Howard Day scampered 7l yards. August pass- ed to Fleming and both Days hit paydirt again. Thus Union was burnt at the stake. 47 Tightening their grip on the OVAC Single A title, the Shadeans massacred Tiltonsville 33-0. lt was vic- tory number five. In a sloppy, muddy field with fre- quent downpours, the Shadeans still showed speed and agility. Roger Day scored two touchdowns on runs of seven and ten yards. Miller and Hoskinson each scored once with Miller adding three extra points. The Ramblers tried hard, but could not get past the Shadean 25 yard line, as the defensive line bottled the Rambler's Fortunato. 48 With the varsity playing o n l y one quarter, the Sha- deans rolled to their fourth straight victory 45-27, and a helpless Yorkville club fell to the orange toma- hawk. lt was the Sha- deans first scalp from the Ductillites since Chief Magyar has been here. In six plays Shadyside had th r e e touchdowns, two by H. Day and one by R. Day. How- ard got his third on a pass from Frank Aug- ust. With the reserves playing the rest of the game, Dick Hoskirison and Dave Marsh tal- lied and Lou Krupa caught Lartg's pass to score. The red-hot Sha- dean warriors passed on one of their stern- er tests in great style. For their sixth consec- utive win without a loss, the Shadeans added the scalp of the Red Devils to their wampam belt, 32-13. The Red Devils scored on a first quarter drive, but Shadyside immediately on the comeback sent Roger Day 47 yards to pay- dirt. Miller's conver- sion put the Orange ahead for keeps. H. Day scored next on a T4 yard run, Miller scored, and B. Bit- tenale scored on a T4 yard pass from Aug- ust. The last Shadean touchdown was m a d e by Howard Day. The undefeated Or- angemen took number seven, as the orange ar- row downed the highly regarded Bridge- port Bulldogs 20-0. The Shadeans fine defensive team led by such boys as Buzek, Hemann, lvko- vich, Corbett, Hoskinson, Fleming, Whitmore, and the Bittengles held the Bulldogs scoreless. Rog- er Day scored first from 21 yards out. Don Flem- ing scored in the last five seconds ot the halt on a pass from August, and Miller went T4 yards for the last one. He also added two ex- tra points. This win pad- ed the Shadeans lead in the OVAC. Thus, Bridge- port's OVAC to t e m hopes departed to the happy hunting grounds. Climaxing the most successful football sea- son inthe annals of Shadyside his- tory, the warriors of Shadyside in winning. number nine and also the thirteenth straight over a two-year period massacred B a r n e s - ville 38-7. The Shadeans were paced by the Day boys. Chicken scored three times and Roger scored twice. Bob Bit- tengle scored on a 17 yard toss from August. Playing their last game were Frank August, Bob Bittengle, Joe Bittengle, Steve Buzek, Dick Cal- lendar, Joe Chacko, Co- captain Bill Corbett, Howard Day, Roger Day, Co-captain Don Fleming, Dick Hoskin- son, Joe lvkovich, Bob Martin, Craig Whitmore, and Joe Wilson. Win number eight coupled with Union's loss to Triadelphia gave the Shadeans our first OVAC single A Championship. Roger Day caught an eight yard August pass and also scored on an 85 yard run. Frank August scored twice on a quarterback sneak and a 25 yard keeper. Don Fleming intercepted a pass and scored. Dick Hoskinson scooped up a blocked punt to score and Herby Dunning scored from eight yards out. The Dad's Night crowd watched mostly the re- serves tor the varsity played only sixteen minutes. 49 Cheerleaders-Wilhelmenia Farrier, Mary Lou Holmes, Judy Lang, Sue Hughes, Lark Piper Hardwood O V A C Champs For the second straight year the Shadyside hoopsters have won the OVAC single A championship, under the fine direction of Mr. Dick Erickson. This year's team compiled a 17-5 record which was the best year since 1923. The Orangemen were led by two of the most outstand- ing guards in the valley, Frank Tokarz and Jim Porter. Both boys were among the leading scorers in the area. Tokarz set a new modern scoring record for our school by sinking 41 points against Sherrard. He also had the highest scor- ing average of Class A boys on the Chic side. Using the same fast break that Marshall College does, enabled these boys to have a great one-two punch. They were both out- standing on their outside shots. Although not scoring many points, Don Fleming, again showed his tremendous rebounding power and defensive skill by holding players much taller than he down to a few points a game. One of the most improved players of the year was Bob Bittengle. Last year Bob showed flashes of form, but this year he came through in fine style, being one of the top scorers on the team. Bill Wiggins and Stanley Wach alter- nated the fifth position throughout the year. Both boys contributed to the success of the team. From this year's team we will lose our Co-Captains, Bob Bittengle and Frank Tokarz, Don Fleming and Stanley Wach will leave also. Coaches-Mr. Berger, Mr. Erickson S C 0 R E S e They 91 .Yorkville 70 115 . Sherrard 58 63 Barnesville . 70 80 . Bridgeport 57 116 Powhatan . . . 58 75. , St. Clairsville . 53 61 McKinley , 62 76 Cadiz , 38 69. ,. West Liberty . 49 63 , Bellaire 74 96 St. Clairsville 63 89 , , Bridgeport . ., 61 72 Tiltonsville .. 54 62 Bellaire . 67 78 McKinley 50 B4 Yorkville 81 87 . Powhatan , , 51 97 ,. Sherrard . 40 90 Martins Ferry 67 91 Tiltonsville 52 TOURNAMENT GAMES 60 Barnesville . , 55 67 Martins Ferry . 78 Managers-Danny Boyd, Rupert Gonsalves ,.w-x-W--wft'----ew--M--'--- ' , I f 51 INDIVIDUAL SCORING OF VARSITY PLAYERS Fouls Fouls Per Cent Goals Attempted Made of Fouls TOKARZ I92 104 75 721 PORTER I58 92 54 58.7 BITTENGLE 87 I06 77 72.4 WIGGINS 79 96 65 67.7 WACH 67 86 52 60.5 FLEMING 49 89 50 56.2 DAY I9 27 18 66.7 KRUPA 7 'I8 13 72.2 LANG 5 I2 7 58.3 DUNNING 5 5 4 80.0 MILLER 4 6 5 83.3 VAVRA 4 4 2 50.0 POLINSKY I I I I00.0 CISZEWSKI I 2 2 50.0 BOYD . I O 0 00.0 TEAM TOTALS 679 648 424 65.3 Front Row-Dick Polinsky, Louis Krupa, Pat Miller, Ben Boyd. Back Row-Don Ciszewski, Jon Lang, Ron Vavra, Bob Ault, Herby Dunning. Front Row-Eddie Norris, Bruce Steele, John Munchick, Bob Gehrig, Leslie Low- den. Back Row-Pete McClain, Herb Rogers, Bob Luke, Arthur Hill, Bill Green, Phil Harmon, Joe Reitberger. 52 Total Points 459 370 251 223 I86 I48 56 27 17 'I4 'I3 'IO 3 3 2 'I782 Reserve Strength The Reserve team, coached by Mr. Erickson, proved a vital asset to the success of our team by being more than able substitutes at varsity games, and doing commendable work at the Reserve games. These boys had a I5-4 record and showed some outstanding board work. We are looking forward to more fine work from these boys in the future. RESERVE SCORES We They 45 . . Yorkville . 33 7I . Sherrard I2 45 . Barnesville ,. 23 40 . . . Bridgeport .. . 27 68 .. .. Powhatan , ,. 28 39 St. Clairsville 36 62 , ,. ...,. McKinley , 23 42 Cadiz , , 40 34 .. ,, . , Bellaire . , 43 34 ,, , .. , St, Clairsville 35 26 . ,.., Bridgeport , 4I 39 . . . Tiltonsville 26 37 ,. .... Bellaire .. 34 46 ,. , . McKinley .. ,. 26 60 ..,, . Yorkville ., , 34 63 .. .... Powhatan .. 44 60. . . .. Sherrard .. 22 31. ,. .. . ., Martins Ferry , 37 45 .... .. .. Tiltonsville . ,. 33 Bullet Partners Get That Rebound Driving In Baseball and Track TOP. First row-Steve Buzek, Frank August, Eddie Joe Maier, Gene Kinnemond, Eldon Gondira. Second row-David Bongornio, Jerry Carpenter, Roger Day, Bob Bittengle, Bill Wiggins, Pat Miller, Dick Cal- lendar, David lTyj Fleming. Third row-Rupert Gonsolves, Danny Watt, Frank Tokarz, Dick Fosnot, Joe lvkovich, Bill Borbett, Don Fleming, Mr. Falbo. CENTER. First row-Roger Krieter, Leslie Lowden, Russell Naome. Second row-David Bongornio, Bob Gehrig, John Munchick, Ben Boyd, Richard Silverio, John Vucelich, Ty Fleming. Third row-Rupert Gonsalves, Tom Budzik, George Ruble, John Larew, Ed Hemman, Bob Marsh, Jack Wright, Mr. Falbo. BOTTOM. First row--Craig Whitmore, Robin Webb, John De Bonis, Ronald Hanasky, Ted Whitmore, Tom ladyga, Herby Dunning, Jim Porter, Danny Boyd, Second row-Bill Giftin, David Marsh, Bob Ault, Eddie Buzek, Kenny Penick, Jim Powell, Jim Luke, Joe Wilson. Third row-Mr. Magyar, Bob Martin, Louis Krupa, Steve Douglas, Phil Harmon, Bill Green, Ronald Miller, Bob Luke, Joe Chacko, Mr. Berger. 54 Last year's baseball team ended its regular season of ploy with nine wins against five setbacks. They showed fine ball playing at tournament time. This year's team, with nine regulars back, should be able to improve on last year's fine record. Mr. Falbo has nine games scheduled for the '55 team. He is having an extensive build-up cam- paign for next season since he will lose fifteen boys through gradua- tion. He is building up the number of the squad to 23. This well- balanced training program should bring fine returns. Approximately thirty boys went out for the first ofticial track sea- son for Shadyside High School, and if practice sessions mean anything, they should have a fairly good sea- son. Both the freshmen and the varsity teams have new uniforms and equipment. Every evening after school the boys may be seen running and training. The team will participate in the 'Following events: T00 yard dash, 220, 440, 880, the mile, shot put, discus throw, pole vault, hurdling, broad lump, high iump, and relays. , 1- Ev , j -111 , L ff' 7-I 'rin'-ffl V X if 1 fx ' ' l X 2 I Ay! ' Fli'lngl-H04 4 ,, 'xzazxsqnxllyguu L X b 'tl' l L m y as vs ow U , K .I , . of 19 '90 mn 5!nrmlV or Q SERVICE J amid' 'CIAHN 2 CDLLIER AGAIN A slogan signifying a service created to excel in all things pertaining to yearbook design and engraving. We have found real satisfaction in pleas- ing you, the yearbook publisher, as well as your photographer and your printer. JAHN S OLLIER ENGRAVING CO sn W. WASHINGTON BLVD., cl-ncAGo 1. 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EXCAVATORS 81 GENERAL CONTRACTORS Phone Bellaire 1373 E. 39th Street SHADYSIDE, OHIO BON D'S HARDWARE ZENITH RCA PHILCO Shadyside, Ohio Your Complete Hardware Service 'HX'- THE FASHION CORNER OF WHEELING Main and llth Phone Whg. 1353 72 BELMONT CASKET MANUFACTURING COMPANY BELMONT CASKETS ARE BETTER Made from Copper Bearing Steel Solid Copper and Solid Bronze FACTORIES-Shadyside and Columbus, Ohio THE SHADYSIDE BOOSTERS Backers Of Our Team President .......,.. ,............ .... J o seph Truax Vice President ......,.....i.., . Kenneth Bartrug Secretary ,................... .. . . Louis Kalman Treasurer ,. ,.......,...., ......., John Archer l ,:, Trustees John Arros Victor Exner John Bunfill Ernest Pecci William Jadus SHADYSIDE, OHIO We never say no Headquarters - Municipal Building 73 DAIRY QUEEN C 'vin S. 96' Stores in SHADYSIDE, BROOKSIDE, MARTINS FERRY, BARNESVILLE and BELLAIRE. .E' , 3 . I '7- , 4-I ' - ' I .. ..., , . an I., li Mlvgvkifsw W A -, U-I 1 X Y -, I I xx f iq' 1 I I , Q PRINTING, BINDING AND covERs by KU RTZ BROS. O The School Supply House of CLEARFIELD, PENNSYLVANIA Best Wishes DeLONG 81 MCGEE Phone 'I080 3525 Central Avenue Shadyside, Ohio KNIGHT MANUFACTURING CO. PRODUCTION MACHINISTS AND FABRICATORS SHADYSIDE, OHIO E. 40th Street Phone 'I202 MCGRAW CHEVROLET COMPANY 433 - 32nd St. BELLAIRE, OHIO Chevrolet Cars - Trucks - Parts - Service Your Auto Dealer For 45 Years DAN ROSENSHEIM BELMONT JEWELRY Bellaire Ohio BONAR INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance 3980 Central Avenue Shadyside, Ohio Phone Bel. 990 KALUHA'S MARKET Complete Food Store Phone 517-R Shadyside, Ohio EARLE ROG-ERS CO. Home of Good Furniture Television Headquarters in Wheeling 'I2th 81 Main Street Wheeling, W. Va. JAY'S STUDIO Heinlein Building Phone Bridgeport 'I248 Specializing in BRIDAL, CANDID AND CHILD PHOTOGRAPHY Glamour Portraits and Formal Weddings THE RODEFER -GLEASON GLASS COMPANY BELLAIRE, OHIO Established 'I877 SPECIFICATIONS ARE GLASS PARTS TO ILLUMINATING GLASSW INDUSTRIAL GLASSWARE S T A N L E Y ' S I GREENS MARKET .Y M1094-Qing Fine Food for Fine Folks MW, L' D WWW WWTNAUER IPR626283 Monarch Finer Foods ff :muy :AI IEIEIW 'HN - Q Phone T214 Shadyside, Ohio Bellaire Ohio 81 Years . A C ER C MPANY CHARLES N H N H 0 EARL J. HEI'- Jewelers - Silversmiths Maytag 8. Philco Products 1223 Market Street EstabIished 'IB49 Wheeling West Virginia 3265 Belmont Street Bel. 462 76 COLLEGE OF COMMERCE THE RENNIE-KEYSER coMPANY 1528 Ma rket Street Wheeling, West Virginia W h O l e 5 C' l e LEARN MORE TO EARN MORE A,,,omo,i,,e Supplies Free Placement Service Wheeling 581 Woodsdale 818-W Phone 262 or 75 Bellaire, Ohio O'CONNOR MUSIC STORE KNOX RADIO 8: TELEVISION SERVICE New and Used Band Instruments Rental of All Type Instruments Work Guaranteed Complete Sheet Music Department Phone Bel. 853-M 942 Market Street Phone Whg. 2082 3761 Lincoln Ave. Shadyside, Ohio SHADYSIDE'S NEW BANK is proud to be able to serve this community with complete banking facilities Savings Accounts Checking Accounts Statfed by Shadyside residents 39th 81 Central Avenue THE UNION SAVINGS BANK The Young Mon's Bank 77 Contributors To Gracious Living MV 55 ,BY ' IMPERIAL GLASS CORPGRATION BELLAIRE, OHIO SUTTON and STEWART' THE INTELLIGENCER Bdsp INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS EXCAVATORS in the morning THE NEWS REGISTER ' I1 ' g cl d on Sunday OI1 CARROLL - DUNFEE INSURANCE AGENCY R E A D I N S U R A N C E Auto - Fire ' ' B0ndS 3900 Central Avenue Phone 1590 Shadyside, Ohio Eastern Ohio's Complete Home Newspaper ELIZABETH'S BEAUTY SHOP Offices in West 42nd and Madison Avenue Bellaire, Ohio Martins Ferry, Ohio Shadyside, Ohio Phone Bel. 1440-W Congratulations, Class of '55 Have you considered a career in Retailing? Dignifiecl Steady Dependable l.. S. GOOD 84 CO. THE HUB STONE 8. THOMAS GEO. E. STIFEI. CO. GEO. R. TAYLOR CO. 79 Advertisers Index K A Friend ..,..,,..............,.,.,... ..,........ .... . , .58 Kaiser Motors Corp. Alfred Gray Plumbing ..,..,,....,.. .,.,..., 6 6 Kaluha's Market ..,...,... Archer's Auto Service ....,............ ...,.. 6 0 Kaufman's ,,.......,.... .... , Bauknecht 81 Son ...... Bellaire Ford Sales ....... Bellaire Music Center ,.... .. Belmont Casket ..,,.......,......., Belmont Federal Savings Belmont Jewelry ........,...... Ben Franklin ..,,... Berman's ..,.,..... Bliske's ...,.......... Blum's ...,.............,.,. Bonar Insurance ,.... Bond Hardware ........... Kennedy Hardware Knight Manufacturing Co. Knox Radio and T. V. , ...... .. Kobis Pharmacy ....,. 58 .....,.. .......67 Kurtz Bros. .........,....,., ..,. . 73 I. Ladyga's .,...,..,......,,.. .,... Landau Pharmacy ...... Lewis Pastry Shoppe ..... 63 4,....,75 56 63 ..,.....57 Luken's Co. M ....,,.64 75 HHH-72 McClain Motor Bryan Bros. ........ ............, ....... 5 9 Mccrobu A--'4-'4----'-4-'4--4 --'-'--'-- - Buckeye Sand 81 Supply ..,.......,, ,.,. . .. 64 Mcsfuw Chevrolet 4 '---'--' f -'-- Buckeye Savings Bank .......,.,..,.,,. ....... 7 0 MCM'lle '5 DSPUYWBH' si9 9 Murphy Company ,...,............. Capitol Flower Shop ....,..,..,......,.,,. .....,, 6 3 I I I 0 Carroll-Dunfee Insurance ..,.... . .,..,. 79 O qonnof' 5 Mlm' -'4-- ---4s-4 - Curverfs L G' A' ...-..ll,'l.'4lV ,,4I,,4 6 4 Ohio Paint 81 Glass .,.. ..., . City Flower Shop .,..,........ ,.,.. , .65 ohm Power -----f-'-----s- --4----- ' Clarke Paper Company ,..... Coffiand's Dairy Bar ..,...... College of Commerce ....... Cotton Shop ..,.................. Cowen-Dickens-Neuhart Dairy Queen .........,. Dankworth's ...... ,...... Dean Funeral Home ..... DeLong 8- McGee ...... ..,....56 p .......58 77 Phillips Jewelry ...,.. ...,..... Pinsky Jewelers Posins Jewelers ,..... ...,,.,.. Reislaeck Grocery ,.,.. .....,.. Robson Market ...... Rodefer-Gleason Roger's Jewelry ........66 ., ....,. 71 Auql Sam's Drive Inn .,.. Earl J, Heil ..............,.... ....,...,.... ....... 7 6 Schockey Florist , ..,, ,, Earl Rogers ....,....................,...... ....... 7 5 Schuler's ,...,.....,......,.... EIizabeth's Beauty Shop ,....,.......,.. ,....... 7 9 Saou Lumber Co, 4,,,, ,,,,A , Selvaggie Music Center Shadyside Boosters ...,....... Family Restaurant .................,...,, ....... 6 7 Shqdygidg Congruction ,.4,,,,, Farmer's 8. Merchant's Bank ....,... ,v..,,. 6 9 Shadyside Shgg Hggpifql A,,AA, Fernwood Dairy ...,,..,........,,..,... ,...... 6 1 Shqyef Spa,-1 Shgp 4 ,,AA,,,,,,,, First National Bank ....,......,... ..,.... 5 6 Sfqnleyg ,,,,,AA4,,4,,44,,4, Fry 8 Rice .............,......,.....,...,.... .....,. 6 I SfeeIe'5 ,,4l,,,,-- 4 ,4,,,,, Futhey Lumber Company ,, ........... ..... , .71 Gift B- Art Shop 4.....,.... GIessner's Juke Box ..... Green's ................,... .. Griest Cut Rate ..,.... Hancher Company ....... Harris Paint ......,......... Heath's Eats ..,......., . Heil's Bike Shops .,.... Herzlnerg's ,,.........,.., Hoffmann ...,.,....... Horne's ......,. Hyman's ...... Imperial Glass Jahn St Ollier ..... Jay's Studio ......, J. C. 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