Shaker Heights High School - Gristmill Yearbook (Shaker Heights, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1933 volume:

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HELEN GOLDSTEIN OFFICERS ..Vice Social President -President Secretary Treasurer Chairman EMILY BARRER Miriam Stage League 125, 135, 1454 Basket- ball JEAN BASSET BRENT BAXTER National Honor Society 135, 1451 Dramatic Club 125, 135, 1453 Shakerite Staff 125, 1359 Annual Board 135, Sports Editor 1454 Boost- er 125, 135, Captain 145g Tennis 135, Captain 14-55 Math Club, President 14-5, Student Coun- cil 135, Class Treasurer 1354 Congressional Club 135, 1445. LIJCRETIA BEcH'roL Glee Club 125, 135, 1454 Latin Club 1254 Miriam Stage League 125, 135, 145, Dramatic Club 145: Girls' Leaders' Club 125, 135, 1453 G. A. A. 125, 135, Hockey 125, 135, 1454 Volleyball 125, 1354 Basket-ball 1253 Base- ball 125, 135, 14-5. JAMES BERGMAN JANET BLAKE ALFRED Bom' Class President 14-54 Class Treasurer 1255 Science Club, Treasurer 1254 Booster 135, President 14-54 Shakerite, Business Manager 14-5g Congressional Club, Treasurer 135, Vice- President 14-5. LAVERNE BREVES ROBERT BRODIE National Honor Society 1454 Apparatus Club 14-53 Stage Electrician 14-5. JACK CAMPBELL JAMES CARD Dramatic Club 125, 135, 14-5, President 1354 National Honor Society 135, President 1454 Scribblers' League 125, 1353 Student Council 125, 1453 Booster 125, 135, 14-55 Shakerite Staff 125, 135, 145. GEORGE CERMAK the gristmil Page Nine the gristmill r Page Ten JULIA CLEZIE Dramatic Club 121. IEENE GALLITTE RALPH DAY Booster 121, 131, 1413 Basketball 121, 131, Captain 1413 Football 131, Captain 1413 Athletic Association, President 1413 Annual Board, Business Manager 141. ILSE DERCUM National Honor Society 1413 Class Treasurer 1313 Class Secretary 1413 Girls' Leaders' Club 131, 1413 Art Club 131, 1413 G. A. A. 131, 1413 German Club 131, 1413 Basketball 131, 1413 Volleyball 131, 141. HELEN HARP Glee Club 131, 1413 Life Saving Club 1413 Girls' Leaders' Club 1413 Basket-ball 131, 1413 Hockey 1413 Volleyball 131, 1413 Baseball C33- ARLEEN FISHER Travel Club 1413 G. A. A. 121, 131, 1413 Baseball 1213 Hockey 131, 1413 Basketball 127, 13?- GEORGE Fonn Student Council 1413 Booster 131, 1413 Book Club 141. MARVIN GREEN National Honor Society 1413 Congressional Club 1413 Student Council 1413 Shakerite Staff, Circulation Manager 1413 Class Vice- President 1313 Booster 131, Captain 1413 Glee Club 131. - HELEN GOLDSTEIN National Honor Society 1413 Student Council 1313 Dramatic Club 131, 1413 Scribblers' League 131, 1413 Sophomore Dramatic Club, Sponsor 1413 Class Social Chairman 141. LORA HANSEN Travel Club 1413 Sales Club 1413 Dramatic Club 1413 Student Council 1213 G. A. A. 1313 Art Club 1413 Class Treasurer 1413 Basket- ball 1213 Book Club, Secretary 1413 Miriam Stage .League 121, 131. ELEANOR CLARK Glee Club 1313 Booster 1213 Home Economics Club 1413 Volleyball 131. HENRY IRISH National Honor Society 1413 Basket-ball, Man- ager 1413 Travel Club 1413 Dramatic Club 121, 131, 1413 Latin Club 1213 Book Club, President 141. ELIZABETH JAEGER BESSIE JAMES LEONARD KAPLAFKA Science Club 132, 1423 Biology Club 132, 142. LEONA KEHRES G. A. A. 122, 132, 1423 Baseball 122. ALICE KOVANDA Miriam Stage League 1423 G. A. A. 122, 1325 Basketball 122, 1323 Volleyball 122. HARVEY LEDERMAN Shakerite Staff 132, Editor 1423 Annual Board 132, Editor 1425 National Honor Society 1423 Booster 122, 132, 1423 Congressional Club, Sergeant-at-Arms 1423 Swimming 1323 Ger- man Club 132, 142. RUTH LEUTNER National Honor Society 1423 Class President 1325 Class Vice-President 1423 Art Club 1423 German Club 132, 1423 Student Council 1223 Miriam Stage League 122, 132, 1423 Basket- ball 1223 Baseball 122, 1323 Volleyball 1223 G. A. A. 122, 132, 1423 Girls' Leaders' Club 622, 632, C42- RAYMOND MALLINAK Baseball 1223 Football 1423 Furniture De- sign Club 1423 Architectural Club 1423 Dom MCCASLIN MARGARET NELSON Miriam Stage League 132, 142. MIRIAM NEWELL National Honor Society 132, 1423 Class Presi- dent 1223 Student Council 1223 Shakerite Staf 122, 132, News Ed. 1423 Annual Board 132, Ass't Ed. 1423 Miriam Stage League 132, Secretary-Treasurer 1423 Athletic Association, Vice-President 1323 Booster 122, Captain 132, 1423 Scribblers' League, President 1423 Dra- matic Club 142. MAE PE'rEnsoN Glee Club 1223 Miriam Stage League 1323 Dramatic Club 132, 142. the gristmill Page Eleven the gristmill E Page Twelve ELEANOR QUAY Student Council 4253 Biology Club, Vice-Presi- dent 425. Dono'rHY REID RITA SCHNELL Glee Club 435, 445. MILDRED SCHEUFFLER German Club 435, 4454 National Honor Soci- ety 4455 Library Club 4455 Miriam Stage League 4454 Traxfel Club 445g Basket-ball 435g Hockey 435g G. A. A. 425. DEWITT SELL Dramatic Club 435, 4455 Shakerite Staff 4353 Baseball 425. CATHERINE STEINBRENNER German Club 435. MARY JANE STEWART Miriam Stage League 425, 435, 4455 Sales Club 4454 Library Club 4454 Art Club 435, C43- FLORENCE VAN AKEN Miriam Stage League 425, 435, 4453 Home Economics Club 4454 Art Club 435, 445g Dramatic Club 445. ELEANOR WALKER e gristmill JAMES RAIEAN .IAMES Sxumsox KENNEIH' MCCA Ammul-:R'r Gum, BETTY SANus .. Page 1 ourterfn L June Class OFFICERS . . . .Pwsillent . . . Vice-President . . .Secrelary . .....Treas1lrf'r Social Chairman BETTY AHLMAN Student Council 1253 Miriam Stage League 125, 135, 1453 Travel Club 145. JANE AISHTON MARGARET ALBURN Glee Club 125, 1353 Miriam Stage League 1253 Dramatic Club 1453 Baseball 1252 Volley- ball 1253 G. A. A. 125, 135. J EANNE ALLEN National Honor Society 135, 1453 Scribblers' League 1453 Orchestra 1355 Dramatic Club 1453 Student Council 1355 Miriam Stage League 125, 135, President 1453 Athletic As- sociation, Vice President 1415: Booster 1255 Girls' Leaders' Club 125, 135, Vice President 1453 Hockey 125, 1355 Basket-ball 125, 135, 1453 Baseball 125, 1353 G. A. A. 125, 135. MARY ARMSTRONG Dramatic Club 125, 135, Secretary-Treasurer 1453 Miriam Stage League 125, 135, 1453 Scribblers' League 1453 Booster 135, 1453 Shakerite Staif 1353 Baseball 125, 1353 Hockey 125, 135. EMANUEL ASSIN Glee Club 1353 Engineers' Club 1353 Science Club 135, Secretary 1453 Booster 1453 Track 145. LUCILLE BARKER Girls' Leaders' Club 145. V1oLE'r BARKER Seribblers' League 135, 145. RICHARD BAs'roN Biology Club, Secretary 1253 Booster 125, 135, 1453 Congressional Club 135, 1453 Sales Club 1353 Travel Club 1353 Student Council 1453 Basket-ball 145. JACK BELDING Baseball 1253 Basket-ball 1353 Booster 125, 14-5 JACK BLooM Glee Club 1453 Swimming 145. NoRMA BLooM Latin Club 1253 Glee Club 125, 145, President 1353 Miriam Stage League 135, Vice Presi- dent 1453 Dramatic Club 1453 Booster 125, 1353 Student Council 1353 Girls' Leaders' Club 125, 135, President 1453 G. A. A. 125, 1353 Life Saving Club 135, Treasurer 1453 Hockey 125, 135, 1453 Volleyball 125, 135, 1453 Basket-ball 125, 135, 1453 Baseball 125, 135, 145. the gristmill Page Fifteen the gristmil Page Sixteen WAYNE BOWER Glee Club 125, 135, 1453 Student Council 1253 Science Club 135, 1453 Art Club 1353 Track C45- DOROTHEA BRANDES Class Secretary 1253 Miriam Stage League 135, 1453 Student Council 135. FRANK BRANDES Basketball 1353 Life Saving Club 1453 Archi- tectural Club 145. MARGIE BRENNAN Commerce Club 1453 Booster 145. MILDRED Bamx Latin Club 1253 Booster 125, 1353 Travel Club 14-53 Miriam Stage League 135, 1453 Hockey 1253 Basket-ball 1253 Volleyball 125. ARTHUR BROWNELL Basketball 1453 Tennis 1453 Biology Club, President 145. RUTH BUCHER Travel Club 1353 German Club 145. MARIE BUDA Book Club 1453 Travel Club 1453 Scribblers League 1453 Dramatic Club 145. 7 WILLIAM BURFORD Glee Club C451 Dramatic Club 1453 Booster 1453 German Club 145. BERNARD BURLINGAME Football 135, 1453 Basket-ball 1353 Track 1453 Glee Club 1453 Commerce Club 1453 Booster 135, 14-5. CHARLES Burmows Swimming 135, 145. JACK BYBEE Biology Club 135, 1453 Booster 135, 14-5. HELEN CAMPBELL National Honor Society 1454 Shakerite Staff 125, 135, 1454 Travel Club 1354 Book Club, Scretary 1454 Miriam Stage League 1454 Psy- chology Club 1454 Glee Club 125, 1354 Booster C47- JEAN CAMPBELL National Honor Society 1454 Scribblers' League 135, 1454 Booster 135, 1454 Dramatic Club 1454 Travel Club 1454 Book Club 1453 Student Council 1354 Athletic Association, Secretary 1454 Annual Board 145. VIRGINIA CARPENTER Glee Club 125, 135, 1454 Miriam Stage League 125, 135, 1454 Psychology Club 1354 G. A. A. 125, 1354 Dramatic Club 125. JANE CHISHOLM Glee Club 1354 Psychology Club 145. LUCILLE CHOPP Glee Club 1254 Travel Club 135. DOROTIIY CI-IRIsTIANsEN Miriam Stage League 135. PAUL CHRISTMAN Dramatic Club 1354 Glee Club 135, President 1454 Cheer Leader 135, 1454 Track 135, 1454 Booster 135, 145. ARTHUR CIESLAR Glee Club 1454 Booster 125, 135. JACK COLEMAN Booster 135, 1454 Latin Club 125. MARY COMELLA Art Club 1254 Home Economics Club 145. JAMES CURRIER ANTHONY CURRo Basket-ball 125, 135, 1454 Football 125, 135, 1454 Travel Club 1454 Booster 125, 135, 1454 Student Council 1254 Furniture Design Club C45- he gristmil Page Seventeen the gristmill Page Eighteen KATHARINE DAVIS Dramatic Club 1414 Travel Club 1413 Miriam Stage League 141. MARTIN DAVIS Sales Club 1213 National Honor Society 141, Debate Club 121, Student Council 121, 131, Treasurer 1415 Congressional Club 141, Basket-ball 131, 1413 Booster 131, 1414 Shakerite Staff 131. JANE DENZEL Student Council 1215 Miriam Stage League 1314 Glee Club 131, 1413 Basketball 131, 141.3 Baseball 131, 141, Hockey 131. JANE DEUTSCH Booster 121, 1315 Dramatic Club 1415 Sales Club 131. BERTEL Donn Latin Club 1214 Orchestra 131, 1413 Dramatic Club 141. BERNARD DOWLING Swimming 141 . EDNA DvoRAK Miriam Stage League 1414 Hockey 121: Booster 131. RoBER'r EDMONDS Biology Club, Treasurer 121, Baseball 121, Booster 131, 141g Glee Club 131, 1414 Latin Club 121, Student Council 141. ANNA FEDYK MARY FEELEY Orchestra 121, 131, 14-1g German Club 1313 Volleyball 1315 Basketball 121. ARTI-IUR FELDMAN Dramatic Club 141. LUCY FONTANAZZA Orchestra 131, 141g Booster 131, 14-1g Miriam Stage League 141. l RUTH FRANKEL Booster 125, 185, 1453 Sales Club 1453 Dra- matic Club 1453 Student Council 1453 Annual Board 145. FRED FRI-:ER Dramatic Club 1453 Annual Board 145. Vmamxa Fmms Dramatic Club 145. ROBERT FUNK Photography Club 135, 1453 Art Club 1353 Science Club 135. ADELBERT GIEL Football 125, 135, C451 Track 125, 135, C455 Student Council 125, 1353 Booster, Captain 125, 135, 1452 Class Treasurer 1453 Congres- sional Club, Secretary 135, President 1453 Na- tional Honor Society 145. ELAINE GOLDBERG National Honor Society 1453 Shakerite Staff 125, 135, 1453 Scribblers' League 125, 135, 1451 Book Club 1453 Dramatic Club 135, 1453 Psychology Club 135, 145. LEONARD GOLDBERG Biology Club 1253 Booster 1253 Science Club 135, Vice-President 1453 German Club 135, 1453 Latin Club 125. BETTY Gomvumv KARL GREENBERG Photography Club 135, 1453 Engineers' Club C35 STUART Gnoss Booster 135, 1453 Glee Club 135, 1453 Debate Club 145. MILDRED GUSTAFSON Glee Club 1353 Booster 1353 Volleyball 125. CORNELIA HADSELL Scribblers' League 1453 Miriam Stage League 125, 135, 14-53 Life Saving Club 135, 1453 Dra- matic Club 135, 1453 Girls' Leaders' Club 1253 Glee Club 1253 Student Council 1253 Shakerite Staff 1253 Booster 125, 1353 Biology Club 1253 G. A. A. 125, 1353 Hockey 125, 1453 Base- ball 125, 1353 Volleyball 125, 1353 Art Club 125. the gristmill 1 l l Page Nineteen the gristmill 1 i Page Twenty of- ' LOUISE HAYDEN Dramatic Club 131, 141, Life Saving Club 131, 1415 Miriam Stage League 131, Hockey 131, C4l HERMAN HELLERSTEIN National Honor Society 141, Scribblers' C31, C414 League 141g Shakerite Staff 121, Math Club 14-1g Science Club 131, Treasurer 1414 Engineers' Club 1314 Debate Club 131,. C3J, C4D: 1415 Library Club 1413 Booster Latin Club 1214 Biology Club 121, Treasurer C31 DAVID HENNAGI-3 Footb ll 121, 1415 Booster 141. . ANET HENSIIILLXVOOD G. A. A. 121, 1313 Girls' Leaders' Club 1213 Dramatic Club 1414 Miriam Stage League 121, 131, 141, Hockey 121, 131, 141g Basket-ball 141, Booster 121, 131, Baseball 131, Volley- ball 1414 Shakerite Staff 121. ESTHER HICK Girls' Leaders' Club 121, 131, 1413 G. A. A. 121, 131g Baseball 121, 1314 Basketball 121, 131, 141, Volleyball 141, Hockey 121, 131, C41 HOWARD HINIG Science Club JAMES HUBBELL Dramatic Club 121, 1415 Student Council 121g Track 1414 Glee Club 131, Shakerite Staff 121g Booster 121, 1315 Baseball 121, Cheer- leader 121, 131, BETTY HUTCIIINSON ,A i A .JVJLP VL! SUE HOLMAN National Honor Society 131, 1415 Glee Club 131, 141g Shakerite Stall' 131, Scribblers' League 131, 141, Dramatic Club 141, Booster 131. BETTY JACK G. A. A. 121, 131, Girls' Leaders' Club 1215 Hockey 131, 1414 Baseball 1313 Basket-ball 121, 141g Life Saving Club 1415 Athletic Association, Secretary 1315 Booster 121, 1314 Class Social Chairman 1313 Miriam Stage League 121, 131, 141, Dramatic Club 121, C31, C41- JACK J ARMS Booster 121, 1313 Shakerite 1414 Football, Manager 131, Track 121, Annual Board, Cir- culation Manager 1414 Dramatic Club, Pub- licity Manager 131, 141, Travel Club 121, 131. MAIIGARET JOHNSON Dramatic Club 121, 131, 1419 Volleyball 131g Hockey 1413 Booster 131, Miriam Stage League 1415 Scribblers' League MARY KASZAR Commerce Club 141. .losEPH KELEMEN Biology Club 1214 Science Club 121g Booster 121, 131, 141, Radio Club 131, 141. LIARCELLA KEPLER JANE KING Latin Club 1215 Booster 1313 Girls' Leaders' Club 121, 131, 14-13 Life Saving Club 131, 14-14 Hockey 121, 131, 14113 Basket-hall 121, 14111 Baseball 121, 131. GENEVIPIVE KINTNER Art Club 121, Treasurer 131, Vice-President 14-14 National Honor Society 14114 Miriam Stage League 1-1-1g Travel Club 131, 14-14 Scribblers' League 14-1g Annual Board 14-1g Life Saving Club 14-1g Hockey HELEN Kmscu JOHN KOVANDA Booster 1213 Orchestra 121, Glee Club 14-1g Track 1415 Biology Club 1313 German Club 131. NIAURICE I,ADER Science Club 121, 131, President 14-13 Student Council 1314 Shakerite Staff 121, 131, 14-14 Annual Board 141. SHIRLEY LAMB CHARLES LALIOND Student Council 121, 141g National Honor So- ciety 1441g Booster 1213 Dramatic Club 131g Shakerite Staff 131, 1413 Glee Club 1314 S. F. A. A., Vice-President 14-15 Annual Board 141. WILBUR LANG Booster 121, 131, 1-L15 Baseball, Manager 1214 Glee Club 131, 14-1. KATE LANDRUM Girls' Leaders' Club 131, 14-13 Life Saving Club 131, 14-1g Basket-ball 131, 14114 Hockey 131, 141, Volleyball 141, G. A. A. 121, 131, C47- he gristmil Page 7 wclity-mm the gristmill Page Twenty-two ROBERT MACK Booster 1354 Furniture Design Club MARIE MALAscA Booster 125, 135, 145g Miriam Stage League 135, 145, Home Economics Club 145. LoUIsE MATUscAx Book Club 145. EDWARD MAJoRos Architectural Club 145g Furniture Design Club 145. STUART MAU Booster 125, Captain 1455 Student Council 135g Math Club 145, Architectural Club 1355 Congressional Club 1455 Tennis 145. LAURA MCCALEB Scribblers' League 145. KENNEDY MCCALL Biology Club, President 125, 135g Congres- sional Club, Treasurer 145g Class Secretary 145g Athletic Association, Treasurer 1455 Student Council 145, Dramatic Club 135. WALTER MCCASLIN Architectural Club 145. ROBERT MCCORMICK Track 125, 135, 145g Radio Club, President 145g Dramatic Club 125. MALCOLM MCGUIRE Orchestra 125, 135, 145. EDWARD MEISTER Glee Club 1453 Dramatic Club 1453 Football 125, 135, 145g Golf 135, 1455 Booster 125, 139, Q40- ETHEL MERRELL Glee Club 125, 135, 1453 Orchestra 125, 135, 145, Travel Club 135g S. F. A. A. 145. LORRAINE MILLER Booster 1313 Commerce Club 141. JEAN MILLICAN Miriam Stage League 131, 1413 Scribblers' League 1413 Psychology Club 1313 G. A. A. 121, 131, 1413 Girls' Leaders' Club 121, 131, 1413 Life Saving Club 131, 1413 Hockey 121. Lols MILLICAN Life Saving Club 131, 1413 Miriam Stage League 131, 141. ELEANQR MITCHELL Travel Club DAVID NARTEN Dramatic Club 1413 Glee Club 1313 Track 131. RUTH NAU Glee Club 121, 1313 Biology Club 1213 Booster 1313 G. A. A. 121, 131, 1413 Hockey 121, 1313 Basket-ball 121, 1313 Baseball 121, 1413 Life Saving Club IRENE NEHRER Glee Club 1313 Basket-ball 131, 141. ROBERT NEEDHAM Dramatic Club 1413 Architectural Club 1313 Booster 131, 141. RICHARD NEWPHER National Honor Society 131, 1413 Class Presi- dent 121, 1313 Booster 121, 131, Captain 1413 Sales Club 1313 Congressional Club 131, Presi- dent 1413 Student Council 141g Dramatic Club 1413 Shakerite Staff 141. ERNEST OFFTERMATT Architectural Club 1313 Furniture Design Club 1313 Football 141. BEATRICE PIETROWSKI Basket-ball 131, 1413 Hockey 141. MARGARET PLUNKETT Glee Club 1313 Psychology Club 131, 1413 Travel Club 1413 Book Club 1413 Dramatic Club 141. af' the gristmill l Page Twenty-three the gristmil Page Twen ty-four ROBERT POLATSEK National Honor Society 145g Debate Club 145, Congressional Club 135, 1455 Glee Club 145, Booster 145. MELVA PoRz HARRISON PRATT Biology Club 125, 1354 Booster 125, 135, 1453 Glee Club 1454 Latin Club 125. LOUISE PRITCHARD Dramatic Club 145, Miriam Stage League 125, 135, 1454 Baseball 1355 Life Saving Club 145, Glee Club 135. JACK PRoUT Architectural Club 1353 Sales Club 1455 Booster 125, 133, 145. JAMES RAGAN Class President 1453 Congressional Club 145, Booster 125, 135, Captain 145, Architectural Club 145, Golf 135, 145. CATHERINE REID Art Club 125, 145, President 135. CHARLES Rocxwoon Biology Club 125, Booster 125, Math Club C43- HAROLD RUSSELL Student Stage Manager 145. LIILDRED RUSSELL Biology Club, Secretary 1255 Scribblers' League 135, 1453 Glee Club 135. MARY LOUISE SALISBURY Dramatic Club 125, 135, 1453 Miriam Stage League 135, 1453 Travel Club 145. MARY SANBORN Basketball 125, 135, 1454 Baseball 125, 135, 1454 G. A. A. 125, 135, 145, Girls' Leaders' Club 1355 Latin Club 125, Travel Club 1455 Booster 125, 135. BETTY SANDS Booster 121, 131, Miriam Stage League 1214 Class Secretary 121, 1313 Class Social Chairman 141g Sales Club 131g Dramatic Club 14-1. JAMES SANFORD Glee Club 121, 131, 141. ANTHONY SANSON Football 121, 131, 141, Gif-e Club 131. DAVID SCHIFEEII Sales Club 121g Travel Club 121, 141g De- bate Club 131, 14-1. RICHARD SCHNEIDER Orchestra 121, Furniture Design Club 14113 Commerce Club, Secretary 14-1g Biology Club 141. DOROTHY ScHULTz Miriam Stage League 121, 131, 14-1. HAZEL SCOTT ROSALIE SHUPE Life Saving Club 131, President 141g Student Council JAMES SIBBISON Class Vice-President 121, 14-1g Booster 131, 14-15 Shakerite 131g Dramatic Club 14-13 Radio Club 131. FRANK SIPAN Football 131, 14-1g Basket-ball 131, Furniture Design Club 141. STEPHEN SITAR S. F. A. A. 14-13 Architectural Club 131, 141, Furniture Design Club LOUISE SMITH Booster 121, 1314 Miriam Stage League 121, 1315 Life Saving Club 131, Secretary 14-15 G. A. A. 121. e gristmil Page Twent y- five the gristmill r Page Twenty-six WILBUR SNEVEL Booster 125, 135, 1455 Glee Club 135, 1455 German Club 1355 Scribblers, League 1455 Na- tional Honor Society 145. MARION SPEDDY Booster 125, 1355 Book Club 1455 Travel Club Ul- ELEANOR SPRAFKA Commerce Club 145. CAROL STEIN Miriam Stage League 1255 Dramatic Club 1455 Book Club 145. ARTHUR STERN Class Treasurer 1255 Student Council 1355 De- bate Club 135, President 1455 Booster 135, 145. NELSON STERN Latin Club 1255 Shakerite Staff 185, 1455 Basket-ball 135, 1455 Track 135, 1455 Dra- matic Club 1455 Debate Club 1455 Booster 145. JAY STRANAHAN Student Council 125, Treasurer 135, President 1455 Glee Club 125, 135, 1455 Class President 1255 Booster 125, 135, 1455 Congressional Club 135, 1455 Football 1355 Track, Manager 145. A ALLISON SWIFT Architectural Club 135. CARL Szl-:Go National Honor Society 135, 1455 Annual Board, 1455 Student Council 1355 Tennis, Man- ager 1455 Booster 1455 Photography Club 135, 1455 Engineers' Club 1355 Math Club 1455 Book Club 145. WILLIAM SZEKELY Football 1455 Furniture Design Club 145. EARL TRASTER Baseball 1255 Track 1355 Football 135, 1455 Booster 135, 145. MAMIE TRENTANELLI Home Economics Club 1455 Miriam Stage League 145. EVELYN URSCHEL Home Economics Club 14,. OLGA VELHA Dramatic Club ELINOR WARD Annual Board 14,4 Dramatic Club 14,4 Glee Club, Vice-President 14,4 Life Saving Club 13,4 Scribblers' League 13,, 14,4 G. A. A. 12,, 14,, Secretary 13,4 Girls' Leaders' Club, Secretary 12,, Vice President 13,4 Hockey 12,, 13,4 Volleyball 12,, 13,4 Baseball 12,, 13,4 Basket-ball 12,, 13,. WILFRED WARD National Honor Society 14,4 Scribblers' League 12,, 13,, 14,4 Apparatus Club 13,4 Radio Club 14,4 Math Club 14,4 Science Club C45- BETTY WEIL Miriam Stage League 14,. NIARY WYEISELL National Honor Society 14,4 Class Social Chairman 12,4 Travel Club 13,, Secretary 14,4 Dramatic Club 13,, President 14,4 Scrib- blers' League 13,, 14,4 Annual Board 14,. RUTH WEIss Dramatic Club 13,, 14,4 Booster 13,4 Miriam Stage League 12,, 18,, 14,4 Baseball 12,. JACK WHITE Dramatic Club 12,, 13,4 Student Council 14,4 Baseball 12,4 Booster 13,, 14,. ToM WILLIAMS Baseball 12,3 Basket-ball 13,, 14,4 Football 13,, 14,4 Track 13,4 Booster 12,, 14,4 Fur- niture Design Club 13,, 14,. MARGARET WILSON Hockey 124, 13,, 14,4 Basket-ball 125, 14,4 Baseball 12,4 G. A. A. 12,, 13,4 Volleyball 13,, 14,4 Girls' Leaders' Club 13,, 14,4 Life saving Club 13,, 144. XVILLIAM WINSHIP National Honor Society 14,4 Student Council 12,4 Latin Club 12,4 Science Club, Secretary 13,, Treasurer 14,4 Math Club, Secretary 14,4 Scribblers' League 14-,. VIRCQINIA WOLCOTT Travel Club 13,4 Dramatic Club 14,. the gristmil Page Twenty-seven the gristmil Page Twenty-eight STERLING WOLFE Glee Club 131, 1414 Dramatic Club 1414 Booster 141. EDWARD YOUNG Dramatic Club 1414 Science Club 131, 1414 Baseball, Junior Manager 121. LESTER ZAVELSON Football 1214 Basket-ball 121, 1314 Booster 621, 131, C47- BARBARA ZIMMERMAN Sales Club 131, 1413 Miriam Stage League 14-14 Travel Club 1414 Art Club 1414 Hockey 1213 Volleyball 1314 G. A. A. 1314 Basket- ball 141. MILTON ZIMMERMAN Shakerite Staff 1414 Debate Club 1414 Student Council 1214 Booster 131, 141. JEAN ZINNER Shakerite Staff 121, 1314 Glee Club 1314 Miriam Stage League 121, 131, 141. ELIZABETH BOUGIITON National Honor Society 1414 Class Secretary 1314 Dramatic Club 121, 1414 Scribblers' League 131, 1414 Student Council 1314 Ger- man Club, President 1314 Shakerite Staff, 121, 131, 1414 Annual Board 1414 Booster 131. BETTY DELoss Booster 1314 Hockey 121, 131, 1414 Basket- ball 121, 131, 1414 Baseball 1214 Girls' Leaders' Club 121, 131, 1414 G. A. A. 121, 1314 Life Saving Club 131, 1414 Volleyball 1414 Class Treasurer 131. DoRoTHY BYRD Miriam Stage League 121, 131, 141. RoBERT GEDNEY Math Club 1414 Engineers' Club 1414 Debate Club 131, 1414 Booster 131, 141. JACK NODERER Baseball 121. JOHN CANTELLA Science Club fflfjg Stage Crew f3j, ffljg Stage Design Club, President f3j. HYMAN COHEN Travel Club QED. JONATHAN COLLENS Football f3j, Q4-jg Booster BERNICE JONES Glee Club C215 Art Club QED, Mjg Psychology Club 435. ELIZABETH LAKE JOHN LAVIGNE Furniture Design Club Mjg Cheerleader Q3j, C45- WILLIALI LEE HELEN MITCHELL STERLING PARKER ROBERT SMITH MARIE STUDENY FRED TRUMAN JEANNE WHITE Booster f3j. JOHN ZENCOE the gristmil Page Twenty-nine the gristmill GIRL Katherine Davis Mary Weisell .. Marian Speddy Lou Hayden . . . Margaret Alburn Helen Goldstein Elaine Goldberg Betty Jack .... Elinor Ward .. Jane King ..... Jean Campbell . Ruth Frankel .. Page 7 hirty Composite Senior .. Hair . . . . Eyes . . Complexion . . Smile . . . Hands . Scholarship Pep ..... Personality Athletics Disposition . Clothes . Voice . . . . Bov Arthur Feldman .. John Murphy . Dick Newpher Bud Body Jim Card Charles LaMond . . . . Carl Szego . . . Ed Meister . . Jim Ragan . . . . Ralph Day . Jay Stranahan . . . Henry Irish e gristmill .il Student Council JAY S'rnANAl1AN SARAH Noun .... RIARTIN DAVIS R1.1Nou IBALE .. Hr-rbcrt Ackerman Robert Dalton Dick Baston Arthur Cox Patty Dyar Ruth Frankel Marvin Green Lad Hajek William Hewctt Bc-tty Jordan Richard Klein George Kovuchy I 11110 I lzirly-tzco OFFICERS ......Presif1ent , . .Vic0PPrz'sidmzt . . . . Treasurer . . .Sccrcfarly VVi1bur Lang Frank Lucas Kennedy hIcC:1ll Mary Minor Robert Mogg Dick Newpher Robcrt Pete-rsilgc Victor Pctronc Robert Rose John Scagcr Tav Smith Roger VVolcott th National Honor Society HE National Honor Society, chartered at Shaker in May of 1925, holds the lighted torch which is syinbolical of its purposes to carry on the highest ide :ls of the school. The members, chosen for their high scholarshi m, character, lf'!ldCl'Slll 'md l P service, try to encourage these four characteristics in the student body. JAMES CARD ...................,.. ....... P reszdent Miss Hi-:Li-:NE LAIT1-:M Jeanne Allen Brent Baxter Elizabeth Boughton Robert Brodie Helen Campbell Jean Campbell James Card Martin Davis Ilse Dercum Howard Franklin Elaine Goldberg Helen Goldstein Adelbcrt Giel ltlarvin Green Herman Hellerstein Sue Holman Henry Irish .......Sponx0 Genevieve Kintner Charles l,aMond Harvey Lederman Ruth Leutncr Helen Mathews Miriam Newell Richard Newpher Sarah Nord Robert Polatsek Mildred Seheufller VVilhur Snevcl Carl Szego VVilfred VVard Shirley VVarner Mary VVeisell VVilliam VVinship Elizabeth Woody Page Thirty three e gristm the gristmill Q Annual Board HARW'EY LEDERMAN .. NIIRIAM NEW'P1LI, .. CARL SZEGO ..... BRENT BAX'l'Eli ........ ICLIZABETH Bo1'uHToN . . . CLENEVIICVE KIN'l'NPIlt . . . RALPH DAY ........ JACK JARMS ..........,. ... MR. CHARLES TIloRN'roN Pago Thirty-four . . . .Editor-in-Chief . . Mslssistant Editor ....Class Editor . ...Sports Editor .....ClIl1I Editor ........4rt Editor . . Ifusiness Jlanager .firculatiovz Jlanager . . . Business Advisor the gris tmill News-Bee Staf HE News-Iz'1'e staff has been able to maintain a school publication this year although financially handicapped. Starting the year with a one-page edition, the staff, with the cooperation of the student body. was able to enlarge it into a Hve- pflgt' PHPCT. The younger staff members have been trained in newspaper writing and eonlpo- sition in a journalism class. the first instituted at Shaker, under the direction of Miss Louise McCracken. HAIKVEY Li1:nERMAN .. JACK JARMS ....... MIRIAM NEVVELL .... MIL'FON ZIMMERMAN .. ALFRED Bom' ....... MARVIN GREEN ....... Miss Lovisi: LICCRACKEN Elizabeth Boughton Donald Bower Helen Campbell Barbara Dworken Elaine Goldberg John Kilbane . . . .Editor-in-Chief . ..-ls.s'i.s'tan,t Editor .,..Nezc's Editor . . . . . .Sports Editor . . . .Business lllanager Circulation Manager . . . .Faculty Adviser Richard Klein Charles LaMond Margaret Moore Sarah Nord Eleanor Nord Virginia Smith Shirley Warner Pa g e Thirty-fi-ve the g ristrnill Page, 'Thirty Girls' Glee Club OFFICERS NORMA BLooM ... . ...... . . .. MARY LOU WA HA ELAINE MARTIN . . . Gretchen Arndst Betty Bair Lucretia Bechtol Josephine Beneda Elizabeth Benedict Nettie Bloom Norma Bloom Mary Bowers Shirley Brooks Shirley Bryan Virginia Carpenter Martha Cerny Margaret Curtiss Geraldine Englehardt Grace Hadfield Betty Hays Sue Holman Polly Jacoby Betty Jordan Ruth Jennings -six . . . . . . . . .President Secretary-Treasurer . . . . ..... Librarian Joan Leon Elaine Martin Ethel Merrell Nina Mills Sarah Nord Eleanor Oakley Lillian Orbin Marget Phillips Betty Sehmerin Edythe Siegel Doris Snevel Nan Stewart Dorothy Van Renssellaer Loretta Verhunce Mary Lou Waha Alice Walsh Eleanore Wheeler Betty Whipple Betty Woody e gristmill Boys' Glee Club OFFICERS PAUL CHRISTMAN ............ .President I.An1Mi:R IIAJEK . . . . . .Secretary-Treasurer HARmsoN PRA'r'r .. Rudolph Albright Warner Ahlman Ralph Armchir Jack Bloom Wayne Bower William Burford Bud Burlingame Paul Christman Arthur Cieslak VVilbur Corlett Robert Edmonds Robert Elliott Carl Engel William Engert Joseph Feeley William Freeland William Gleeson Robert Goldsword Stuart Gross William Gutman Lad Hajek John Kovanda Robert Ketterer Wilbur Lang Jack McCardle Edward Meister Warren Merritt Albert Metzger Geurdon Miller Richard Pfunder Robert Polatsek Harrison Pratt . . . ..... Librarian Robert Randall Robert Rock Robert Rose James Sanford Fred Schneider George Sims William Simon Gordon Sinclair Harvey Smith Wilbur Snevel Harvey Spelman Frank Stafford Jay Stranahan Richard Strong Birney Walker Sterling Wolfe Page Thirt y veven the gristmill Scribblers' League HE Seribblers' League, a literary club of long standing in the school, has this year made a large increase in membership. It has also developed a growing interest in poetry and has sponsored two radio programs of original poetry readings. The clubis programs include student and outside speakers and the reading and criticism of the members' prose and poetry. Among the guest speakers this year were Mr. D. S. Kintner, director of public relations at station WHK, Mrs. E Ross, reader of negro poetry, and Mrs. B. H. Blair, sister of Vachel Lindsay. Page MIRIAM NEWELL .. JEAN Tuoivms OFFICERS ELAINE GOLDBERIQ .... Miss GALE WICKWVIRE ................ Jeanne Allen Mary Armstrong Violet Barker Elizabeth Boughton Marie Buda Jean Campbell James Card Marjorie Dowling Helen Goldstein Celeste Green Cornelia Hadsell Thirty-eight Herman Hellerstein Sue Holman Margaret Johnson Richard Klein Genevieve Kintner Laura McCaleb Jean Millican Sarah Nord Eleanor Osborne Betty Palmer Robert Polatsek .President . Secretary Treasurer . .Sponsor Mildred Russell Virginia Smith Wilbur Snevel Maybelle Swartz Elinor Ward Wilfred Ward William Winship Mary Weisell Betty Whitney Shirley Warner thel the gristmill Congressional Club HE Congressional Club is a group of fifteen boys who are selected by the members of the club for their cooperation and leadership in the school. The aims of the club are fellowship among the members and service to the school. It promotes activities which develop a better spirit among the Shaker stu- dents. The most successful of the affairs sponsored by the organization this year was a Thanksgiving Dance. ADPILBERT Cillil. ... JAMES RAGAN ....... KENNEDY LICCALL ... FRANK LUCAS .... . HARVEY' LEDERMAN . Mu. VV. PAUL ALLEN Richard Baston Brent Baxter Alfred Body James Card James Crowell Martin Davis Charles French Marvin Green Ladimer Hajek . . . . . .Presirlent . . .Vice-Presiflent . . . . . . . .Treasurer T . . . . . . . . .becretary . .Sf'Tgl'lI7lf'!lf-.'f7'7lI.S' ... . . . . . . .Sponsor Stuart Mau Richard Newpher Richard Palmer Victor Petrone Richard Pfundcr Robert Polatsek Frederick Schneider John Seager Robert Smith Jay Stranahan Page Thirty-nine th e gristmill VS? - iv The Boosters Club HE Booster Organization is a further step in self-government by the students Since its reorganization last fall by the Student Council, it has improved the spirit of the entire student body. Under the leadership of President Alfred Body it has maintained the quiet, yet free atmosphere of Shaker High. This year the Booster's Club is composed entirely of boys. As in former years there is a Booster Captain for each period whose duty it is to see that all rerrulations are enforced. The organization is to be complimented for its fine work and spirit Page Forty ALFRED BODY . . . . R. B. PATIN ................ ......... BOOSTER CAPTAINS Kennedy McCall Marvin Green Stewart Mau Richard Pfunder . . . .President . .... Sponsor Richard Palmer James Ragan Adelbert Giel Victor Petrone the gristmill Dramatic Club HE Dramatic Club, deprived of a regular instructor this year, reorganized under the competent direction of Miss Kathryn Mansell and presented four finished productions of high merit. Two of these were three-act plays, The Patsy and Hay Fever g and two one-act plays, Overtones and The Wedding. Membership this year was unrestricted. Programs included nine speakers from Cleveland dramatic organizations. Thirty-three members read plays or gave reports. OFFICERS MARY WEISELL . . ........... '. . .- ...... President JEANNE ALLEN ....... ....... V ice-President MARY ARMSTRONG ....... .... S ecretary-Treasurer Miss KATHRYN MANSELL ............ Sponsor Page Forty-one the gristmill Miriam Kerruish Stage League HE Miriam Kerruish Stage League retains the same organization that was established scveral years ago under the name of the Friendship Club. Member- ship is open to any girl willing to share in the service the club renders to the school and to certain local organizations. This year the girls were divided into four sections to assist at the Polyclinic Hospital, The East End Neighborhood Group, The Miles Avenue Associated Char- ities, and the Fresh Air Camp. A fifth division devoted itself to school service. OFFICERS .IEANNE ALLEN . . . ............ .......... P resident NORMA BLooM ..... ......... I ice-President MIRIAM NEWVELL ..... .... S ecretary-Treasurer Miss Louisa HOLLON ..................... Club Sponsor CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES Marie Malasca ..................... Polyclinic Hospital Dorothy Christiansen ...... East End Neighborhood House Lucille Malasca ...... ............ A ssociated Charities Miriam Newell . . ...... Fresh Air Camp Sarah Nord .... School Service Page Forty-two the gristmill Travel Club HE Travel Club is one of our most popular clubs. The members take an im- aginary tour of Europe. made realistic by slides which Mrs. Eva-Mae Smith collected while living abroad. This year it sponsored an assembly for the entire school. in which Dr. John B. Kelso of Cleveland College spoke of his extensive European travels. OFFICERS VICTOR PETRONE ...... ......,... MRS. EVA-MAE SMITH .... . . . .Presirlelzt . . . . . . .Sponsor Betty Ahlman Doris Ambler Alice Andrews Mary Ainslie Peggy Ainslie Margaret Banks Shirley Becker Jeanne Black Mildred Brink Phyllis Brooker Robert Body Adrienne Brown Marie Buda Jack Campbell Jean Campbell Margery Campbell Jane Curry Jane Darvas Katherine Davis Eunice Fisher Mary Louise Fisher Celeste Green Robert Goulding Doris Hable Jack Hayden Helen Hollingsworth Charlotte Kendall Genevieve Kintner Shirley Masch Marian Mapes Eleanor Mitchell Margaret Moore Geraldine Paton Victor Petrone Eleanor Rini Mary Louise Salisbury Betty Sanborn Marjorie Sehaden Mildred Scheufller John Seager Gladys Sell Louise Shaw Marian Speddy Charlotte Walker Eleanor YValker Mary Weisell Barbara Zimmerman Page Forty three the gristmill Biology Club HE Biology Club was formed six years ago in Shaker for the purpose of pro- viding for students of the biology department an opportunity to carry forward their study of problems suggested in the routine of the course. In addition, the club affords the means for development of leadership in group and individual work. This organization works in harmony with the Science Club toward the same goal of scientific study and research. In the club curriculum are excursions to places of biological interest, among which was a trip to Kelley's Island in search of fossil mollusks and living crustaceans. OFFICERS ARTHUR BRowNx-:LL . , .......... .......... P resident HARRY EVANS ........ ........ V ice-President CLYDE FAYNE ........... . . . MR. ALFRED LINSCHEID .... . Herbert Ackerman Chester Christy Arthur Cox Harry Evans Jack Garvin George Gentle Gordon Griffin James Long James McElroy Page Forty-four ............Sponsor Charles McGinness John Miller Robert Mogg Charles Sharp Harold Swan Robert Tritton Robert Williams Roger Wolcott ,Secretary-Treasurer the gristmill S. F. A. A. Music Club HE S. F. A. A. Music Club is a ncw organization forincd this vvur under tl . . 4 10 direction of Mrs. Dorothy R. Gunn. Thr- purposc of thc club is to give students f . o music an opportunity for recital. hlcrtings are held vvcfry other wcvk. The high spot of this Vcar's program was a recital in '1 student usscmbl Tl 1 . f 4 - . . V. IC club has also appeared before large adult organizations and has given several lIlllSil'Ill0S over the radio. OFFICERS IZETTY VVOODY .... ............ ...... P r fsirlrnf CHARLES LAMOND . . . . .l fC?-PTl'Sil1l'71t IJAUL CIIIKISTMAN . . . ..... Srfcrcfary Page Forty-five the gristmill Girls' Leaders Club HE Girls' Leaders Club is composed of girls who excel in forms of athletics. Its purpose is to encourage good sportsmanship, to promote interest in athletics, and to train its members to assist in the Physical Education Department. It is con- sidered a high honor to be admitted into this organization as the requirements for membership are difficult. An A in physical education, an interest in all types of athletics, and an ability to manage and organize teams qualify a girl for candidacy to the club. Page Forty OFFICERS NORMA BLooM .. .............. ...... P resident JEANNE ALLEN .... ...... V ice-President MARGARET WII,SON .... . . .Secretary-Treasurer Mas. DOROTHY LOMMEN . .. . . . ..... .Sponsor Eleanor Bale Betty King Lucille Barker Jane King Lucretia Bechtol Betty Bair Dorothy Borders Betty DeLoss Ilse Dercum Emily Eills Katherine Feltas Helen Harp Esther. Hick Betty Jordan -sia: Kate Landrum Ruth Leutner Jean Millican Betty Mitchell Mary Minor Mary Louise Miller Getrude Bolcar Betty Robinson Mary Sanborn Rita Speddy the gristmil Sharcs Club HE Girls, Life Saving Club has this year adopted the name Shares, whose letters stand for the Shaker Heights American Red Cross Service. It is a club of invaluable service to the school since its members act as guards in the pool and in every way encourage swimming. One of their recent projects was a water pageant, April Showers, presented in the pool, April 7. Qualification for mem- bership is a junior or senior life saving certificate. Betty Bair OFFICERS ROSALIE SHUPE . . . ............ ...... P resident ELEANOR BALE . . . . .Vice-President LOUISE SMITH ......... ...... l Yecretarly NORMA BLooM ........... .... T reasurer Mus. Rosa Bocz Margaret Banks Nettie Bloom Betty DeLoss Cornelia Hadsell Nancy Dines Emily Eills Helen Harp Louise Hayden Betty Jack Jane King EK BURKE .. .. . . . ..Sp0nsur Genevieve Kintner Kate Landrum Frances Mathews Elaine Martin Jean Millican Lois Millican Mary Minor Anne Pentland Margaret Wilson Betty Whipple Louise Pritchard Page Forty -:even the gristmill Clubs Athletic Clubs Art Club-Sophomore Art Club-Junior, Senior Architectural Design Club Book Club-Sophomore Book Club-Junior, Senior Biology Club Boosters Club Congressional Club Career Club Commerce Club Dramatic Club-Sophomore Dramatic Club-Junior, Senior Debate Club Furniture Design Glee Club-Boys' Glee Club--Girls' German Club Grade School Coaches Home Economics Club Handicraft Club Page Forty-eight Girls' Leaders Club Library Club Life Saving Club CBoys Boys' Leaders Club Miriam Stage League Math Club Music Club National Honor Society Orchestra Photography Club Psychology Club Radio Club Student Council Sales Club Scribblers' League Science Club Science-Art Club Shares Club Swimming Team Travel Club the gristmill Football Season OACH BRUBAKER gave Shaker its second successive Eastern Greater Cleve- land championship, served up by one of the most smashingly brilliant teams of which Shaker has ever boasted. This fighting football squad never gave way to defeat and was scored upon only once. In preparing for the season's battles, the eleven brushed aside Berea 18 to 0, and fought Garfield, former winner of the Greater Cleveland Conference to a score- less tie. The first conference game against Euclid Central was marked by long, driving marches which resulted in two touchdowns by Captain Ralph Day. It was this team, usually our hardest opponent, which scored on a blocked punt knocked behind the goal line. Even the second and third teams were able to help in the track meet which was staged at the expense of Maple Heights at their field. Jack Nathan, the husky fullback, besides scoring three touchdowns, plunged over for two extra points. Working with a smoothly running team, Nathan was again able to romp over with two more scores against Brush. Adelbert Giel raced around end for another six points. In the fourth conference game, Bedford was completely smothered beneath ten touchdowns. Joe Quayle, sophomore halfback, and brother of Walter Quayle, former Shaker star, gained about 175 yards mostly around the ends and chalked up four of the touchdowns. Giel made a spectacular forty-yard run off tackle in the second quarter. On a bitterly cold day, urged on by exulting Shaker backers, the red and white eleven routed Shore at the latter's field to gain the championship. The attack was varied with Day sliding off tackle, Nathan ramming at the center, and Quayle racing deftly around the ends. These three boys did most of the ground gaining. A beauti- ful pass, Day to Petrone, gave Shaker a touchdown in the fourth period. A word must be said for the wonderful way the team worked as a machine. Petrone and Williams, ends, Petrequin, Sipan, Duncan, Koelling, and French, tackles, Kipowski, Brooks, and Hennage, guards, Meister and Burlingame, centersg and Day, Nathan, Quayle, Kovachy, Giel, Mallinak, Stone and Sanson, backs, must all be complimented on their fighting spirit and excellent accomplishment of their jobs. Although there will be letter men back and excellent recruits for next year, Coach Brubaker can hardly be expected to build as fine a team as he did this season. Berea . . . . 0 Shaker 18 Garfield ..... . 0 Shaker . 0 Central ...... . 6 Shaker 25 Maple Heights . 0 Shaker . 52 Brush ....... . 0 Shaker 20 Bedford ..... . 0 Shaker 66 Shore .... . . . 0 Shaker 28 6 209 Page Fifty the gristmil MR. CARL BRUBAKER .... PAUL MILNER ... . .. RALPH DAY Henry Barren Pat Brooks Bud Burlingame Irwin Brunner Charles Cassaro Anthony Curro J ack Collins Arthur Cox Salvatore Delia Ralph Day Ralph Dunkin John Emmert Joseph Eppolito Charles French Adelbert Giel Dave Hennage Mark Hutchinson George Kovachy Wilbur Koelling Edward Kopowski Edward Meister Football Team . . . .Coach . . .Manager . . . .Captain Ray Mallinak Jack Nathan Peter N ueter Ernest Oiftermatt Gino Petrone Victor Petrone Robert Petrequin Norman Peritore Joseph Quayle John Rini Robert Semple Frank Sipan William Simon Clyde Schaeffer Stanley Stone William Szekely Anthony Sanson Barnett Taylor Earl Traster Tom Williams William Vilcsek Page Fifty one the gristmill Basketball Team Mn. CARL BRUBAM-:If . .. PAIYL MILNI-:H ...... VICTOR PR'rnoNr Baston. Richard Beck, Charles Brooks, Pat Brownell, Art Cassaro, Jim Cohen, Richard Curro. Anthony Davis. Martin Opponents Bed ford . . Shore ..... . . Brush ........... Euclid Central Latin ........ Maple Heights Shore ........ Page Fifty-two Day, Ralph Giddings, Robert Gillcn, Milton Goldsword, Rohert Hajck, Ladimer Herzfeld, Dave Herzfeld, Jake Jones, Fred Shaker 23 22 12 20 25 18 10 27 29 18 IS 32 28 22 . . .Coach .llnnagcr . ..C11pfain Kovachy, George Kuhn, Richard Petersilgc, VVilliam Petrequin, Robert Petrone, Gino Petrone, Victor Palmer, Richard Sinclair, Gordon Opponents Lorain ....... Bedford ....... Maple Heights . . . Shaw .......... Brush .......... Euclid Central . . . Total ....... Sargent, William Schaefer, Clyde Smith. Tavenor Stern, Nelson Stone, Stanley VVilliams, Tom Vilcsek, VVilliam Shaker 26 15 28 19 22 26 28 26 19 241 12 33 280 302 HARRY KYR . . . VAN DEUSEN . P1-'UNMZH ..... Hewett, VVilliam Hildreth, Jack Jackson, Dave Pfunder, Richard Reinhardt, Paul Warner, Dick the gristmi Swimming Team Yates, Jimmy . . .... Coach . . .rllarzager . . . .Captain Bloom, Jack Burrows, Charles Dalton, Robert Dowling, Bernard Gentle, George Herbruck. Howard Shaker's first swimming team was organized this year under the coaching of Harry Kyr. Although they won only two meets, material on hand indicates a successful season next year. Captain Dick Pfunder of Shaker holds the pool record for the forty-yard free stroke and the one hundred-yard free stroke. Page Fifty-tlzree ll th e gristmill Track Team CARL BRlTB.5KER . . . ..... . . ,,,,,,,,,,,, Coach JAY STRANAHAN .... ........... M anager BILL SHINNERS . .. .... Assistant Manager ADELBI-:RT CJIEL .. ............ Captain LTHOUGH nearly all of last year's track team graduated, Shaker has many good prospects in the ranks of juniors and sophomores. Among these are Jack Nathan, Pat Brooks, George Kovachy, Wilbur Koelling, Francis Leonard, Mil- ton Gillen, Dave Morris, William Sargent, Gordon Sinclair, and Barnett Taylor. Adelbert Giel, senior letterman, is a sure bet in the 880 yard run. James Hubbell, Wilbur Lang, Nelson Stern, and Bud Burlingame are working on the quarter mile, an event which greatly needs bolstering. Shaker sent only three representatives to the C. A. C. track meet. There, Koelling, Brooks, and Kovachy did well in gathering ten points. ln the first outdoor meet of the year, Shaker came through to victory over Euclid Central and Orange. Koelling was high scorer with 15 points. Despite the fact that the team lacks experience it still has fine chances t back its annual opponents. Page Emanuel Assin James Barnes Wayne Bower Pat Brooks Bud Burlingame Paul Christman Bob Dalton Bill Freeland Milton Gillen Adelbert Giel Jack Garvin Fifty-four Jack Hoskins James Hubbell Wilbur Koelling George Kovachy John Kovanda Wilbur Lang Francis Leonard Mathew Maresh Bob Miller Eliot Morganstern Dave Morse Jack Nathan Dick Palmer Bob Petrequin Dick Pfunder Hugh Rather Bob Rose Bill Sargent Gordon Sinclair Nelson Stern Barney Taylor Charles Walters o turn the gristmill Calendar DECEMBER 1-Scotty McGuire does his Christ- 6.. mas shopping. Dr. Remenyi, a fascinating speak- er, talks on literature. 9-Petrone is first Shakerite to make Class A All-Scholastic. 14--Last chance to pronounce bi-cen- tennial. Senior class plants a tree. 19-Football banquet. George Ford gets two desserts. 21-Extraordinary - Stupendous - Magnificent! The Patsyf' 22-Miss Goldstein opens her fan mail. 23-Senior-Alumni Dance. Frankel and Spelman put on a floor show. Goodby until next year. JANUARY 3-Back again. Ho-hum. 7-Juniors dance in girls' gym. 12-Senior boys look over new sopho- mores in assembly. 16-Exams begin. 20-Exams end. Happy memories? 23-Our new leaves begin to turn over 31-Hip-ki-yi-yi. Lelawala. Next time we'll rent the Cleveland Stadium. SEPTEMBER 6-Perhaps there's no point to it, but we're back. 8-The depression hasn't changed a thingg Bus still wears a bow tie. 20-Council departs on inspection tour of Heights High booster sys- temg they were almost locked in. 21-Glee Club candidates warble to membership. 23-Football season opens with victory over Berea. 26-Shaker seniors begin noonday trips north, east, and west. 30-Miss Southard arrives to flag a train and tries to cultivate our per- sonalities. OCTOBER 41-Clayton Hamilton, one of the big wigs, tells us about Cyrano, one of the big noses. -NEW SEMESTER. 24'-- Brown of Harvard. Correction -Dr. Barber of Brown. 27-The sun shines-They repeat The Patsy. FEBRUARY 4--We tackle Shaw in basketball but come out underneath. 15-Smiles, wreath, and laurels-Hon- or Day. 21-German Club sponsors dance mara- thon in auditorium. 22-No school. Glee Clubs rehearse operetta. 31-Whoops! MARCH 2-Shaker rates special car to Roose- velt's inauguration. 17-Excellent girls, excellent, begorra. Nice gym exhibitg St. Pat's Day. 21-First day of spring. They don't dare remove the snow fences. 13-Fisher Guild Assembly. 14--S h a k e r gridders hand Maple 19 Heights a real trimming. -We'd heard the rumor-intelli- gence tests P 21-Autogyro makes first trip to Shaker campus-non stop-and lands without the aid of Jay Stranahan. 28-Dads dunk doughnuts between halves of Brush game. We won. School's out for N.E.O.T.A., and tomorrow's Saturday. NOVEMBER 41-Bedford takes a beating, 66-Ol 9-Shaw splashes water in our facesg ll we lose swim meet 55-20. -Jack Hayden plays taps during Armistice ceremony. Shaker travels en masse to Shore for championship game. Kovachy wears white gloves. Page Fifty-five the gristmill Hizzoner, Lee Russell Thraikill and cohorts keep order in the halls. -Congressional Club packs 'em in Thanksgiving dance. Vic and Betty take a bow. -3:30 P. M. Our first whiff of tur- key and four days of freedom. APRIL -Dr. Kelso, scientist and lecturer, is brought by Travel Club to speak in assembly. -Cannes, Catalina, and Coney Is- land-Water Pageant. Cieslak vs. Freerg Cieslak wins. -Miss Mansell wins trip to Europe. -14-We rest. -A Shaker P. G. was seen talking with a student. -All Seniors please he on hand Monday. 1- 2.. 8-- MAY 1-Senior 2-Ex- 3--ams. 8-All Senior teachers discuss the nu- merous invitations to lunch they declined last Saturday. -Kerchoo- Hay Fever. 26-Track 27- -Two weeks from this date we will Meet. hand all history outlines to Crosby. JUNE Aw, what's the use. Seniors promenade. 7- As I look down at the shining faces before me , COM- MENCEMENT. Sibbison on time to class. - G0odby forever, write me ln care of the I. C. S. Here We Are! Jean Campbell . . . . . . CLASS CUTIE .... .... J im Sibbison Betty Sands .... .... C LASS SWEETIE ...... ..... J im Currier Bee Pietrowski . . ........ CLASS VAMP ......... .... J im Bergman Sue Holman .... . . . CLASS ENCYCLOPEDIA .... . . . Wilfred Ward Louise Hayden ...... CLASS DEVIL ....... .... J ack Colman Betty Jack - .... ..... C LASS WIT ...... ..... N elson Stern Hazel Scott .... . . . CLASS CUT-UP . . . . . .... Anthony Sanson Ruth Frankel . . . Betty Weil ..... Katherine Davis ..... . Mary Armstrong Jane Deutsch ..... . . . Jeanne Allen . . . Violet Barker . . . Clark Bloom William Pratt Virginia Weisell Hanson Pritchard Lenore Goldberg Page Fifty-six R ........ .. Milton Zimmerman CLASS JESTE CLASS CYNIC ......... ...... R obert Brodie CLASS CONVERSATIONALIST . ....... Boobie Smith ... .. .. CLASS BUSINESS AGENT . . .. . . . . . . . Jack Jarms CLASS CREPE HANGER .... . Herman Hellerstein CLASS LEADER ...... ......... J im Hagan CLASS BLUFFER . . . ....... Ed Meister If Middle Names Were First Leona Merrells May Brandes Elizabeth White J ewett Clark Russell Winship Charles Newpher Slade F reer Haymond Young Newell Needham tlie gristnmil 1947 Greetings, Dick Newpherg I think you'll like it here on Mars. You've become such a famous surgeon I hardly dare speak to you. I've been delegated, however, to show you our fair capital of Martia, so let's go. That statue in the center of the station is a tribute to VVilfred Ward, the scientific genius of Shaker's class of '33, who invented the space ships that brought us all up here. Carl Szego is our president, and our republic is brilliantly governed. I always knew he'd get somewhere, be- cause he studied during every one of his study periods. Martin Davis is our treas- urer. Is there any news from Jay Stranahan? Yes, I knew he would do excellently as Hrst ambassador to the earth. Who, that platinum blonde? Yes, that's Virginia Wolcott, she models clothes at the fashionable shop of Kay, hladame Katharine to you now. And Tony Curro conducts our Martian Symphony Orchestra. VVe all enjoy his music. Do you recog- nize that soap box orator? Yes, itis Herman Hellerstein, the notorious Communist leader. Oh, that is our most beautiful theatre, given us by Arthur Stern, the multi- millionaire, and managed by Robert Brodie. Of course Jim Card and Helen Gold- stein are still playing opposite each other. Everybody adores them, their plays are packed night after night. Henry Irish is the sensational new type screen idol and Laverne Breves is his leading lady. Paul Christman sings tonight at 10 o'cIock over station RBPg you must listen, he's wonderful. Ruth Frankel is dancing at the new supper club of the Hotel Waldorf-Asteroid where Norma Bloom does the torch- songs, and Jane Deutsch is hostess. Elizabeth Jaeger draws crowds to that vaude- ville house across the street crooning 'Round Her Neck. That precious baby belongs to Genevieve Kintner. Oh, yes, of course, we always knew they'd marry some day. Elinor VVard has been married four times and is the most popular divorcee in this town. David Narten was injured two weeks agog his rocket ship crashed when he was stunting for our National Space Races. Harvey Lederman owns our most popular newspaper, The Martian, and our most brilliant editorial writer is Fred Freer. Jack Jarms reviews all our plays and is an excellent critic. Margaret Wilson, Kate Landrum, and Jane King are swimming and diving champions. Dave Schiffer and Bob Needham are rival lawyers, and both extremely successful. Ilse Dercum, now celebrated for her studies of horses, has just completed Gipsy, for which Ruth Leutner posed as rider. Speaking of horses, the best stables on Mars belong to Kennedy McCall. Our writers are Miriam Newell, who is famous for her novels, and Elaine Goldberg, who writes stories for children. Bill Burford is our foremost chemist, and Jim Sibbison and Jim Ragan are his first assistants. Boobie Smith is now professor of domestic relations at the University of Mars. Did you notice Ed Meister at the landing field? He announces the arrival of space ships. Everyone is talking of James Bergman. He has just received a medal for rolling a peanut with his nose across the new republic in record time. Betty Gormley is a noted business woman, president of the first Martian gum manufacturing concern. The Betty Shoppe is a grand place to dine after the the- atre. It is owned by Betty Jack, Betty Sands, Betty DeLoss, Betty Hutchinson, Betty Ahlman, and Betty Weil. Libby Boughton runs a tea room where she serves sandwiches cut into jig-saw puzzles. You can see Mary Jane Stewart and Margaret Nelson there any afternoon. Olga Velka has established a beauty salon and bought the copyright for a new beauty cream from Doris McCaslin. She sponsors Lou Hayden's beauty talks over station RBP. Bud Body is president of RCM, Inc., operators of RBP. Bob Edmonds is the star announcer. Page Fifty-seven the gristmill 1947 - - - fContinuedD Who is there? Oh, Arthur Feldman, the Fuller Brush man. What's that you say? Jim Currier has brought the corncob pipe back into its own. And here's Marvin Green, the playboy of Mars. You would never have thought it, would you? That's Charles LaMond, the famous pianist, talking earnestly to Jeanne Allen, pres- ident of the Women's Suffrage League. They are speaking of Helen Campbell, missionary to the moon, who is in great danger there. Mary Armstrong looks very austere in those glasses, don't you think? She's the principal of Miss Armstrong's Select Seminary for Young Ladies. Jean Camp- bell has already registered her little girls there. Esther Hick runs a nursery school for Marsettes. Janet Henshillwood teaches the youngsters to coo. Hello, Bob! That's Bob Polatsek selling apples on the corner there. Oh- I could go on and ong there are so many Shaker students here but you're due at the Embassy in three minutes. Lora Hansen is holding a reception for you. Hop into this rocket roadster, and we'll be there in two. Dave H. . . Anthony S. Wilfred W. Arthur F. . Jack J. . . . Margaret A. .... . . . . Dorothy C. Harvey S. . Dick N. .. Jane K. .. Nelson S. . Sterling W. . . . . . . Plum Pudding AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND Peanut Butter and Marshmallow Sandwich Hot Fudge Sundae Oatmeal Chocolate Marshmallow Tomato Salad Chocolate Ice Cream Drum-sticks Candied Sweet Potatoes Vanilla Ice Cream Cone Strawberry Short Cake Malted Milk Angel Food Cake Sundae and Chocolate Sprinkles Louise P. . AND Egg Plant Bill B. ..... .... . AND Chocolate Cream Pie Mary W. . . AND Jello Howard H. AND String Beans David S. . . AND Chop Suey Louise S. . . . .... .AND Pickles Tony C. . . AND Peach Mousse Lucretia B. AND Olives Emanuel A. .. .... ANDiSPillaCh Apprecratlons Calendar . . . ........ Fred Freer, Helen Goldstein, Sarah Nord Prophecy . ................... Eleanor Osborne, Mary Weisell Senior Will ..... .... W illiams Evans, Ruth Frankel, Charles LaMond Composite Senior .. ...... Elinor Ward, Shirley Warner, Jay Stranahan Features ........ ............................... M aurice Lader Page Fifty-eight the gristmill 4 Senior Will We, the Senior Class of Shaker Heights High School, in a state of coma, being temporarily of unreasonably sound mind and memory, trusting this to be our last will and testament, dispose of our properties, real and imaginary, in the manner following: Part I To those fortunates who remain, we leave Bing Crosby, who will illuminate the halls with his smile when the school budget cuts down on electricity. To Mr. Allen and Miss Sellers we leave the Washington Monument in memory of the trip and its sleepless nights. To the juniors we leave our ringside seats, while Mary Jane Stewart leaves the privilege of being Harper Garcia Smyth's front row stooge. To the sophomores, with magnanimous spirit and forethought, we bequeath our mantle of dignity to curb their bellicose incentives. May it fit like a glove. To the student body we leave the fire-alarms to be used as a diversion from the tedious grind, however, we caution them to use same only on warm, sunny days. The post-graduates leave their superiority and their privileges to no one. Part ll The Cakers' Club leaves its charter to Spelman, Miller and Morton. Jay leaves his Boy Scout suit to Jerry Dougan. Ralph Day leaves his knowledge of the King's English to James Colossal Yates. George Ford leaves his chiseling outfit to Jack Hayden. 'Del Giel leaves his frozen right ear as a precaution to hatless sophomores. Paul Christman leaves the interrupted love duets to Scotty Freeland. For keeps! Betty Sands leaves an eternal wad of chewing gum to Jane Weil. Ed Young leaves the real estate of the corners. cut off by his car to Bob Shackleton. Howie Hinig and Ruth Wise leave their height to Bill Simon. Betty Ahlman leaves her becoming blush to Ruth Young. Jane Deutsch leaves her bangs to Jean Black and Doris Patnoe. Booby Smith, the prisoner of Shaker, leaves his cell to Warner Ahlman. Charles Reverend LaMond leaves his ability to burn up the ivories with hotcha tunes and snappy rhythms to Martha Joseph. Leonard Goldberg leaves instructions on how to do a month's contract between classes to Jack Nathan. Sue Holman leaves her ability to beat them all in the scholarship race to Shirley Warner. Willie Ward leaves a puttering set with a special motor for lifting piano tops to Zenas Andrews. . Ruth Frankel leaves her danceability to Harvey Spelman. Harold Russell leaves a swollen thumb from inaccurate wielding of the ham- mer back-stage to all enterprising young stage hands. 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