Shadyside High School - Shadean Yearbook (Shadyside, OH)

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Facult Mr. Glenn Allayaud Mr. Jack Berger Miss Patricia Carnohan Mrs. Geneva Dunfee Mathematics, English History Vocal Music English Mr. Richard Erickson Assistant Football and Basketball Coach When the studio began its 1955-56 season, most of last year's staff returned. There were new instructors in the Vocal Music, Home Econ- omics, and Physical Education Departments. With our expanded schedule of programming, co-operation and patience were the rule in order to keep things running smoothly. The in- structors again stressed the importance of good citizenship and encouraged progress in every broadcast. Their ability and enthusiasm pro- duced a friendly atmosphere in which com- petitive progress thrived and willing help was evident, both in school and out. The students of Shadyside High School have a faculty whose encouragement and ability will certainly be a factor in shaping our future. Librarians Adviser Mr. Lawrence Falbo Physical Education Wood Shop Basketball Coach Baseball Coach Mr. Daniel Georges Miss Jeanne Johnston Mr. George Kroll Mr. Stephen Magyar Social Studies Spanish, Physical Education The Sciences, Mathematics Mathematics, Football Coach Student Council Adviser G.A.A. and Cheerleaders Proiection Club Adviser Jr. High Football Coach Adviser 8

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Mr. Wright and his secretary Mr. Wright is shown at work with his new secretary, Miss Phyllis Land- krohn. Our principal is in charge of co-ordination of the studio's activities and is a direct contact between the administration and the crew of SHS- TV. Besides deciding upon the pro- gramming schedule, our principal takes care of relations with other affiliated stations throughout the area and frequently makes personal checks on the quality of the programming. Mr. Miller and his secretary Mr. Miller is serving his second year at SHS-TV as head administra- tor of the studio. He is shown here in his office with his secretary, Mrs. Zora Lamone. Mr. Miller's efforts were in a large measure responsible for the planned expansion of the stu- dio's facilities. Much credit is due our superintendent for his intelligent lead- ership through another season of broadcasting. Miss Rodefer, assistant principal Miss Rodefer, here at her desk in her third floor office, is an important member of SHS-TV administration and also one of the busiest production su- pervisors of the studio staFf. Besides taking charge of staff attendance and supervising some of the more difficult programs, she is instrumental in ad- vising two of the studio's important service organizations, the Y-Teens and Future Teachers of America.

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Production Supervisors Mr. Paul Mingyar Mr. Rudolph Mumley Mrs. Hazel Nalley Miss Rvfli Ann NePl'Ul'le Science, Biology English, Dramatic Club Psychology, History, Science, Y-Teen AdVlSEl' Adviser, Play Director Y-Teen Adviser 7 f' 1 7 I Mr, Howard Schramm X Mr. William Schramm Miss Pauline Swamberg Industrial Arts Bookkeeping, Driver Training, Commercial Subiects Hi-Y Adviser Yearbook Adviser up 5. , Mr. Joseph Trosak Miss Alberta Williams Mrs. Zora Lamone Miss Phyllis Landkrohn Vocal and Instrumental Music Home Economics Secretory to Superintendent Secretary to Principal F. H. A. Adviser 9