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' . ■ GRISTMILL 1946 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS SHAKER HIGH SCHOOL V ;V Jf : FOREWORD Today the greatest of all wars is at an end. During this war, our school annual, the Gristmill, was designed primarily as a memory book published for the graduating seniors. Now cer¬ tain war-time restrictions have been lifted; and we, the editors, are proud to be able to publish a larger and better post-war Gristmill to please all of Shaker High’s students. We have met with many difficulties due to a national econ¬ omy changing from war-time to peace-time. We have had to change to a new printer, to accept a lighter grade of paper, to use zinc engravings instead of copper, and to be constant¬ ly fearful of labor disputes at either the printing, engraving, or binding establishments. But in spite of inconveniences and delays we believe the 1946 Gristmill is one of which you may be justly proud. It is our hope that this book will help to revive happy mem¬ ories and bring enjoyment to all who read it. For the 1946 Gristmill, as a pictorial record of our high-school days, is in¬ tended to show just what teams, activities, and people were endeavoring to keep Shaker Heights High School on top in 1946. DEDICATION In recognition of his outstanding work as a teacher, his much-applauded contributions to school assemblies as a singer, his invaluable service and untiring effort as director of our Dublic ad¬ dress system, and his ability to teach chemistry well while never failing to keep his classroom in¬ teresting through his habitual good humor, we, the class of 1946, are proud to dedicate our annual to Mr. J. Norman Staiger. First row. left to right: Miss Palmer, Mrs. Carothers, Miss Fry, Mrs. Bishop, Mr. Rupp, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Strela. Mrs. Anderson, Miss McCracken, Miss Barnes. Second row: Mr. Mills, Mrs. Sacha. Miss Hollon, Dr. Dilley, Mrs. Marlowe, Miss Laitem, Miss Blair, Mrs. Motto, Mrs. Sarkozy, Miss Komp, Miss Burke, Mrs. Seasholes. Third row: Mr. Park, Mr. Thrailkill, Mr. Miller, Mr. Bosch, Dr. Linscheid, Miss Sellers, Miss Graham, Mr. Schoen, Miss Ander¬ son, Miss Bowen, Miss Macdonald, Mrs. Gifford. Mr. Lee. Fourth row: Mr. Henry, Mr. Moritz, Mr. Singer, Mr. Martienssen, Mrs. Barrow, Mr. Ames, Mr. Branson, Mr. Harbourt, Mr. Wat¬ son, Mr. French, Mr. Hanes, Miss Nichol, Mr. Booth. 4 • Mr. William Slade.Superintendent Mr. Russell H. Rupp.Principal ART Mrs. Mary Lou Motto CAFETERIA MANAGER Miss Alice Barnes COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS Mr. Alvin C. Ames Mrs. Crystal Gifford Mr. Guy F. Henry DEANS Miss Louise M. Hollon Mr. M. E. Miller ENGLISH Mrs. Nathalie Anderson Mrs. Edith Carothers Mr. Reynold Ellis Mrs. Crystal Gifford Miss Grace Graham Miss Kathleen Macdonald Miss Louise McCracken Miss Agnes Palmer Mrs. Harriet Strela Miss Gale Wickwire HOME E CONOMICS Mrs. Dortha Marlow Mrs. Helen Sarkozy INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Charles W. Hanes LANGUAGE Mrs. Eva Mae Barrow Miss Ruth Blair Mrs. Edith Carothers Dr. M. Evelyn Dilley Miss Helene Laitem Mr. Samuel D. W. Mills Miss Mildred Nichol Miss Pauline Sellers LIBRARIANS Miss H. Jean Anderson Mrs. Peggy Garvin Mrs. Dorothea Zoul MATHEMATICS Miss Alma Bowen Mr. Eugene Branson Miss Elizabeth Fry Mr. Merl Garner Mr. Guy F. Henry Mr. O. T. Park Mr. Kenneth A. Watson MUSIC Mr. Jack Booth Mr. Reynold Ellis Mrs. Carol J. Evans PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Lillian Burke Miss Helen Komp Mr. George T. Lee Mr. Howard G. Moritz Mr. Norman Schoen Mr. Ray Singer RESEARCH Mrs. Ruth Brazie SCIENCE Mr. Wayne L. French Mr. Alfred G. Linscheid Mr. E. W. Martienssen Mrs. Alta Seasholes Mr. J. Norman Staiger SECRETARIES Mrs. Edith Hatch Miss Virginia Kadleck Mrs. Ruth Lee Miss Helen E. Rock SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Matilda Bishop Mr. Alfred Bosch Mr. John Harbourt Mrs. Ruth Sacha Mr. L. R. Thrailkill 4 To the Seniors: It has been a real honor to work with you during your senior year. I have observed with great pleasure your outstanding capabilities, your splen¬ did attitudes, and your unusual capacity for getting things done. These characteristics were evident to me as I observed you at work, in extra-cur¬ ricular act ivities, and aiding in the administration of the school. During your years in the Shaker Schools you have progressed in the art of evaluating yourselves and your work. You will continue to grow and contribute much to your new communities wherever you may be. The world needs young people of your quality. The challenges which confront you are many. The opportunities are great. We are expecting you to make a fine record. I feel that the Shaker Heights High School is a better place because you have been here. I hope you will continue to be interested in your school and that you will support it whenever possible. May you have much success and happiness in your endeavors! Sincerely, Russell H. Rupp 5 JANUARY CLASS Left to right: Eleanor Cohen, social chairman; Bill Harper, treasurer; Marc Hyre, president; Mr. French, sponsor; Lida Faull Faber, vice-president; Mary Auer, secretary. JOSEPH W. ACKER Honor Study Hall (2) ; Rifle Club (2, 3, 4), Rangemaster (3, 4), Secretary (3), Vice- President (4) ; Science Club (3, 4), Program Committee (4), Noon Dance Committee (4), Chairman; Booster (2) LOIS ALLEN Transferred (3); Honor Study Hall (4) ; Hockey (3, 4) ; Vol¬ leyball (3); Basketball (4); Badminton (3) WILLIAM DAVID ALLEN, Jr- Budget Book Salesman (2) ; Rifle Club (4), Rangemaster; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; War Bond Salesman (2) ; Sci¬ ence Club (3) ; Noon Movie Operator (4) MARILYN AMSTER Badminton (4) ; Basketball (2 4) ; Laboratory Assistant (4) ; Dean’s Assistant (3) ; French Club (3, 4); Hockey (2); Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Hoofbeats (3) ; Miriam Stage League (3, 4) ; Sisters’ Service Club (4) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Volleyball (3) MARY ELISABETH AUER Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Adviser (3 4) : Shakerite 13. 4) ; Friendshio Club (3, 4) ; Swimming Leaders (3, 4) ; Sis¬ ters’ Service Club (4) ; Class Nominating Committee (3) , Class Secretary (3, 4) ; Spanish Club (4) JEAN BAILEY Miriam Stage (3) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Sisters’ Service Club (4) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Class Nominating Committee (3) ; Volleyball (2) ; Basketball (2, 3, 4) ; Hockey (2) KATHRYN BALLUS Chess Club (4) ; Friendship Club (3, 4) ; Cym Booster (3) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Riding Club (4) ; Sisters’ Ser¬ vice Club (4) : Travel Club (4) THOMAS A. BARNETT Rifle Club (2) ; Honor Study Hall (2) SANFORD WILLIAM BARRON A Cappella (2) ; Booster (2, 3, 4) ; Honor Study Hall (3, 4) ; Intramural Basketball (3, 4) ; Intramural Football (3, 4); War Bond Salesman (3) BARBARA ANN BEUTEL Friendship Club (2) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3) ; Library Page (2) ; Sisters’ Service Club (4) ; Riding Club (4) ; Travel Club (4) LEONARD BIEDERMAN Intramural Basketball (3, 4) ; Intramural Football (3); Rifle Club (3) ARNOLD DAVE BRAMAN Art Club (2, 3), Manager (3) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3) ; Wrestling Squad (2); Intramu¬ ral Football (2, 3); Intramural Basketball (3, 4); Intramural Volleyball (2, 3) NANCY BRETSCHNEIDER A Cappella Choir (2, 3) ; Bad¬ minton (4) ; Basketball (2, 3, 4), Varsity Team (4); Friend¬ ship Club (3) ; Girls’ Leaders’ Club (2 : 3, 4), Treasurer (2), President (3): Hockey (2, 3, 4), Varsity Team; Honor Study Hall 2, 3, 4) ; Shares’ Club (4) ; Softball (2, 3, 4) ; Span¬ ish Club (4) ; Volleyball (2, 3, 4) SHIRLEY ALYCE BRINKER Office Assistant (2, 3); Com¬ mercial Art Club (4) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Honor Study Hall (3, 4) ; Basketball (4) 8 ANTHONY J. CAPUTO Band (2) ; Honor Studv Hall (3, 4) ELEANOR COHEN Shares’ Club (2. 3, 4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Adviser (4) ; Social Chairman (4) ; Swimming Leaders (3. 4), President (4); Shakerite Busi¬ ness Staff (2, 3) ; Open Forum Club (2, 3); Intramural Hock¬ ey (2) ; Intramural Baseball (4), Captain RUTH LEONORE COHEN Transferred (4) ; A Cappella (4) PAT EMRICH Badminton (3, 4) ; Basketball (4) ; Bowling Club (2) ; French Club (3) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Miriam Stage League (3) ; Travel Club (2, 3) ; Vol¬ leyball (3, 4 ' LIDA PAULL FABER Class Ring Committee (3) ; Class Vice-President (3, 4) ; French Club (3); Friendship Club (2) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Adviser (3), Assistant Adviser (2. 3) : Miriam Stage League (2, 3) ; Shares’ Club (3, 4), Secretary (3), President (4) ; Sisters ' Service Club (3) ; Student Council Alternate (2, 4); Swimming Leaders (4), Secretary; Travel Club (2) AGNES R. FERGUSON Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Spanish Club (3, 4) ; Hockey (2) ; French Club (2) ; Baseball (3) ; Volleyball (2); Basketball ( 2 ) MILTON S. FRIEDMAN Football (2) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3); Intramural Football (3); Intramural Basketball (2, 3) ; Track (3) GERALD M. GALVIN Baseball (4) ; Booster (3, 4) ; Football (3, 4); Honor Study Hall (2) JACK GERBER Booster (2, 3); Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; P. A. Staff (4) ; Nominating Committee (3); Science Club (3) ; Shakerite (2, 3); Spanish Club (3); Assis¬ tant Track Manager (3, 4) ; Travel Club (2) WILLIAM J. HARPER Booster (2, 3, 4) ; Football (2, 3) ; Track (2, 3) ; Student Council (4), Assembly Com¬ mittee; Honor Study Hall (2) ; Intramural Football (4), Cap¬ tain; Class Treasurer (4); Wrestling (2) ; Intramural Bas¬ ketball (2) MARC HYRE Class President £3, 4) ; Con¬ gressional Club (4), Secretary; Booster (2 3, 4), Captain (4) ; Science Club; (3, 4), President; (4) [ Lighting Crew (2, 3, 4) ; Choir C4) ; JHpnor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Adviser (4) ; Student Council (2, s 3, 4) ; Intramural Football (2, 3, 4) ; Intramural Basketball (2, 3, 4) ; Intraimcf- ral Baseball (2, 3, 4) FRITZ JACKSON Football (2.. 3, 4); Track (2, 3, 4) ; Varsity “S” Club (2, 3) JAMES E. JONES Varsity Baseball (4) ; Varsity Basketball (2, 3, 4) ; Varsity Football (2, 3): Varsity Tennis (2, 3, 4) ; Varsity Track (2) ; Spanish Club (3) ; Boost¬ er (2, 3, 4) ; Student Council (2) ; Intramural Football (3, 4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3), Assistant Adviser (2) JEAN KEIL Band (2, 3, 4), Secretary (3, 4) ; Friendship Club (3, 4) ; Spanish Club (4) ✓ . s 9 NATALIE S. LADER Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Friendship Club (2, 3) ; Miriam Stage League (2, 3); Spanish Club (3, 4); Office Assistant (2) ; Badminton (3) CAROL LAUER Commercial Art Club (3, 4) ; Friendship Club (3, 4) ; Honor Study Hall (2) ; Riding Club (4) ; Travel Club (4) MARIANNE LEAS Cafeteria Booster (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Adviser (3, 4) ; Shakerite (2) ; Shares (2, 3, 4), Vice-President (4); Swimming Leaders (4) CAROLYN ELIZABETH LEVY Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Assistant Adviser (3); Travel Club (3) ; Budget Book Sales¬ man (3) ; Friendship Club (2) ; Cheer Leader (2) ; Hockey (4) ; Spanish Club (3) ARTHUR LEWIS Laboratory Assistant (3); Sci¬ ence Club (4) ; Chess Club (4) JACK LIND Transferred (4) JAMES E. MAROUS Booster (4) ; Honor Study Hail (2) ; Baseball (4) ; Football (2) ; Track (2) JOHN S. MEISSER Dean’s Assistant (3); Track Team (2, 3, 4) ; Basketball (2) ; Cross Country (4) SHIRLEY MURDOCK Commercial Art Club (4) ; Friendship Club (3); Honor Study Hall (2, 3 S 4) ; R i d i n g Club (4) MIKEL A. NARTEN Honor Study Hall (2) ; Varsity “S” Club (3, 4) ; Student Council (2, 3), Civics Commit¬ tee (3); Varsity Basketball (2, 3, 4), Captain; Varsity Track Team (4); Booster (2, 3), Captain (4) ; War Bond Sales¬ man (2, 3, 4) ; Teachers’ As¬ sistant (2, 3); Football (2); Inter-Club Council Representa¬ tive (4) ; Intramural Football (3 ), Captain DAN PASSELL Booster (2) ; Chess Club (4) ; Choir (4) ; Intramural Boxing (3) ; Intramural Swimming (2) ; Science Club (3, 4) ; Stu¬ dent Council (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3) BABETTE PICKERING Art Club (3); Friendship Club (2, 3) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3); Nominating Commit¬ tee (3) ; Travel Club (4) ; All- Star Volleyball Team (2), Cap¬ tain POLLY POVEJSIL Basketball (2) ; All-Star Bas¬ ketball Team (2) ; Baseball (2) ; Class Social Committee (4) ; Council Alternate (3, 4) ; Dean’s Assistant (4) ; Friend¬ ship Club (3); Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Miriam Stage League (2, 3) ; Shares’ Club (2, 3, 4) ; Swimming Leaders (2, 3), Secretary; Travel Club (4) ROBERT RAUS Track (2) ; Honor Study Hall ( 2 ) 10 CELINE B. REINBRECHT Cafeteria Booster (4) ; Basket¬ ball Varsity Team (2) ; Friend¬ ship Club (2, 3); Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Shares’ Club (2, 3, 4) ; Swimming Leaders’ Club (4) EUGENIA N. REINBRECHT Intramural Basketball (2) ; Friendship Club (2, 3), Presi¬ dent (3); Swimming Leaders (4) ; Shares (2, 3, 4), Secretary (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Adviser (3, 4) MAXINE ROSE Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Spanish Club (3) ; Sisters’ Ser¬ vice Club (4) ; Miriam Stage League (3, 4) BARBARA SCHULMAN Dean’s Assistant (3, 4) ; Travel Club (2, 3, 4) ; French Club (3): Miriam Stage League (2, 3, 4) ; Friendship Club (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; In¬ tramural Basketball (2) ; Intra¬ mural Baseball (3) ; Sisters Service Club (4) SHIRLEY MINETTE SCRACC Office Assistant (4) ; Sisters Service Club (3, 4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3); Basketball (2, 3); Baseball (2, 3, 4); Friendship Club (4) NANCY RUTH SHAFFER Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) , Shares’ Club (3, 4), Secretary (4) ; Swimming Leaders Club (4) THOMAS C. SLINCLUFF Transferred (3); Honor Study Hall (3, 4) ; Booster (4) ; Ros¬ trum Club (4) ; Intramural Baseball (3, 4) ; Intramural Basketball (3, 4) CHARLES SMALL Booster (3, 4) ; Projection Crew (4) ; Rifle Club (3) ; Science Club (2, 3) ; Stage Crew (2, 3, 4) MARGERY ANN SMITH Travel Club (2, 3, 4); French Club (3, 4) ; Music Apprecia¬ tion Club (4) ; Volleyball (4) ; Badminton (4) ; Dean’s Assis¬ tant (3, 4) ; Inter-Club Council Representative (3, 4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Horse¬ back Riding (4); Basketball (3) ; Miriam Stage League (2, 3, 4) LOIS V. SUNDBERC Commercial Art (4), Treasur¬ er; Office Assistant (2, 3); Miriam Stage League (4) ; Sis¬ ters’ Service Club (3) NANCIE TAYLOR Canteen Committee (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Shares (2, 3, 4), Vice-President (3); Dean’s Assistant (4) ; Rostrum Club (3) ; Miriam Stage League (2) ; Shakerite (3) NANCIE JANE THOMAS Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Open Forum Club (3) ; Basket¬ ba ll (3) ; Spanish Club (3, 4) ; Hockey (2); Miriam Stage League (4) JOHN ALBERT TOTH, Jr. Intramural Boxing (2) ; Intra¬ mural Football (2, 3); Intra¬ mural Baseball (2) ROBERT K. UHLIC Intramural Basketball (3) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3) U RALPH WOLFSTEIN ALVIN WEIZMAN Booster (4) ; Intramural Foot¬ ball (2, 3) ; Intramural Base¬ ball (2, 3) ; Track (2) ; Wres¬ tling (2. 3, 4) ; Boxing (3! ; Office Assistant (3, 4) CLASS OF AUCUST, 1945 BLAU, WILLIAM BREZCER, DAVID BRUNNER, HARVEY BUELL, DOUGLAS FIELD, RICHARD GEDDES, RALPH GUREN, HOMER KLAUSNER, DORIS LASKIN, KAROLYN MARTIN, RICHARD REISMAN, SYLVIA SCHNEE, PATRICIA SIEGEL, ROGER WIANT, RICHARD 12 JUNE CLASS CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Jane Casey, social chairman; Marilyn Hamilton, vice-president: Neil Rud¬ dock, president; Miss Nichol, sponsor; Lois Anderson, secretary: Dick Mapes, treasurer. ALICE BARBARA ADELMAN Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Scribblers’ Club (3, 4) ROBERT ALBACH Chess Club (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3) ; Science Club (3, 4), Vice-President (4) BETTY ALLISON Band (3); Basketball (4); Friendship Club (3, 4); Gym Booster (4) ; Honor Study Hall (3, 4) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Volleyball (4) HARVEY AMSTER Honor Study Hall (2, 4) ; Intra¬ mural Baseball (3) ; Intramural Basketball (4) ; Intramu¬ ral Football (3); Intramural Volleyball (3); Laboratory As¬ sistant (4) ; Noon Dancing Crew (4) ; Science Club (3, 4) i LOIS ANDERSON Basketball 4) ; Class Nomi¬ nating-Committee ( )‘; £ l a s ' Secretary 3, 4) ; French C b L4) ; Honor ' ■StiJsly Hall 3), { Library-Assistant (3 ' ) ; • Miriam 5 Stagd League (2) Riding Clu fa) ; Shaker t.e (2, 3. “4), Fea ture Ecktor T4) ; Student Coun- cil % Alternate (2, 3); Student Council Representative fA) ; Volleyball (3) jACK BAHL Transferred (4) JACK C. BALAZS Basketball (4); Booster (4), Captain; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4); Intramural Basket¬ ball (2, 3); Intramural Volley¬ ball (2) ; Noon Dancing Crew • 4) ; Shakerite Photography Staff (3, 4); Student Council Alternate (4); Swimming (3); Track (4) TED BAMBERGER Athletic Association (2, 3), Treasurer; Canteen Committee (3, 4); Class President (3); Congressional Club (3, 4), Vice-President (4); Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Adviser (3) ; Spanish Club (3) ; Student Council (2, 3, 4, Representa¬ tive (2, 3), Vice-President (4) ; Track (2, 3, 4) JAY E. BARRON Band (2) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; War Bond Salesman (3) SHIRLEE BARTUNEK Basketball (2, 3); Friendship Club (2, 3); Honor Study Hall (2, 3. 4) ; Open Forum Club (3) ; Travel Club (2, 3); Vol¬ leyball (2, 3); Bowling Club (4) JOHN R. BEAVAN Transferred (4) ; Intramural Basketball (4) ; Baseball (4) NANCY M. BECKER A Cappella (2, 3); Booster (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Adviser (4); Miriam Stage League (2, 3, 4), Vice-Presi¬ dent (4) ; Music Appreciation Club (4), President; Open Forum Club 14), Secretary; Scribblers’ League (4), Secre¬ tary; Shakerite (4) ; Shares’ Club (2, 3, 4), Treasurer (4); S.F.A.A. (4) ; Swimming Lead¬ ers (3, 4) ; Travel Club (3) FLORENCE BELNER Transferred (4) ; Office Assis¬ tant (4) ; Honor Study Hall (4) BURTON BERG Band (2, 3, 4) ; Librarian (4) ; Intramural Football (2, 3) ; In¬ tramural Basketball (4) ; War Bond Salesman (2) ; Honor Study Hall (2) JEANNE BIGALOW Baseball (3, 4); Basketball (2, 3, 4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Adviser (3, 4) ; Junior Class Nominating Committee (3); Miriam Stage League (2) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Volleyball (3, 4); War Bond Salesman (3) HERBERT BIRNBAUM Booster (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Intramural Football (3) ; Rifle Club (3, 4) MARILYN LOIS BLOCH Inter-Club Council Representa¬ tive (4) ; Intramural Volleyball (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Music Appreciation (4) ; Travel Club (4) ; Miriam Stage League (3, 4) LOUISE J. BLUM Basketball (3, 4); Friendship Club (4); Hockey (4), All- Star Team; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Horseback Riding (4); Intramural Volleyball (3, 4) ; Miriam Stage League (3, 4); Shakerite Business Staff (2) ; Shares Club (3) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Swimming Leaders (3) ; Travel Club (3, 4) CHARLIE BONDURANT Transferred (4) ; Science Club (4) MERL BRANDGARD Honor Study Hall (2, 3) ; Intra¬ mural Badminton (3); Intra¬ mural Basketball (3); Office Assistant (4) JOHN BRECKLING Band (2, 3, 4), Band Treasur¬ er (2) ; Booster (4) ; Intramu¬ ral Baseball (2) ; Intramural Basketball (2) ; Intramu¬ ral Football (2) LOIS ANNE BRIEN Hockey (3, 4), Varsity T e a m (3); Basketball (3, 4); Vol¬ leyball (3, 4), Captain of 2nd Senior Team (4) ; Baseball (4) ; Girls’ Leaders’ Club (4) ; Choir (2, 3, 4), Wardrobe Mistress (3, 4) ; Spanish Club (3, 4) ; Miriam Stage League (3) ; Hon¬ or Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Bad¬ minton (3) JEAN BROUGH A Cappella Choir (2, 3, 4) ; Music Appreciation (4); Mir¬ iam Stage League (4) ; Volley¬ ball (4) ; Hockey (4) BETTY BELLE BROWN Baseball (2, 3, 4); Basketball (2, 3, 4) ; Friendship Club (2) ; Hockey (3, 4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3); Miriam Stage League (4) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Travel Club (4) ; Volleyball (2, 3) CAROLE D. BROWN Baseball (3,4) ; Basketball (4) ; Laboratory Assistant (41 ; Friendship Club (4) ; Hoof- beats (4) ; Honor Study Hall (4) ; Shares (4) MARTHA LOU BROWN Friendship Club (2, 3, 4), Pro¬ gram Chairman (4) ; Spanish Club (3, 4); Rostrum Club (4), Social Chairman; Miriam Stage (4); Hoofbeats (3, 4), President (3) ; Travel Club (4) ; A Cappella (2, 3) ; Bas¬ ketball (3); Volleyball (3); Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Ad¬ viser (4) ; Public Address An¬ nouncer (4) PARKER B. BROWN Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Intramural Football (3); Travel Club (4) 15 MARCELLA BRYANT Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) CAROLYN H. BRYER Transferred (3); Basketball (4) ; Baseball (4) ; Choir (4) ; Hockey (4) ; Honor Study Hall (4) ; Inter-Club Council Repre¬ sentative (4) ; Travel Club (4) ALFRED A. BURGER Honor Study Hall (2, 3) ; Sci¬ ence Club (4) ; Intramural Bas¬ ketball (4) CINNY BURCIN Travel Club (4) ; Junior Prom Committee (3); Scrib¬ blers’ League (4) ; Spanish Club (3, 4); Honor Study Hall (2, 3) ; Miriam Stage League (3, 4) ; Basketball (4) ; Baseball (4) DAVID B. BURROUGHS Booster (4) ; Dean’s Assistant (2, 3) ; Travel Club (4), Pres¬ ident; Spanish Club (3, 4), Vice-President (3); Rostrum Club (3, 4), President (4); Honor Study Hall (2) ; P. A. Announcer (4); Chess Cluj (4), Publicity Chairman; S. F. A. A. (3, 4), Publicity Chair¬ man (4) ; Intramural Badmin¬ ton (4) LILLIAN ROSE CALABRESE Friendship Club (2) ; Honor Study Hall (2 : 4) ; Intramural Hockey (4); Miriam Stage League (4) ; Travel Club (4) BROOKE JAMES CALDER Transferred (4) ; Football (4) ; Swimming (4) ; Track (4) JANE CASEY Cheerleader (3, 4) ; Leaders’ Club (2, 3), Vice-President (3) ; Varsity Hockey (2) ; Var¬ sity Basketball (2) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Adviser (3, 4), Central Committee (4) ; Social Chairman (3, 4) ; Student Council (2, 3). Alter¬ nate (2); Pep Committee (3, 4) ; Canteen Committee (3, 4), Secretary (3), Publicity Com. (4) ; Spanish Club (4) JOHN S. CHADWICK Spanish Club (3, 4), Intramu¬ ral Basketball (3, 4) ; Social Committee (4) ; Cheerleader (4); Science Club (4), Trea¬ surer; Booster (4) LOIS EILEEN CHATTERTON Friendship Club (2); Booster (4) ; Shakerite Business Staff (2) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) MYRON CHERNIN Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Adviser; Band (2, 3, 4) DAVID S. CLYDE Transferred (3); Choir (3, 4); Honor Study Hall (3, 4); Intramural Basketball (3, 4) ; Intramural Football (4) ; Movie Operator (3, 4) ; Tennis Team (4) ; Track Team (3, 4) NANCY JEAN COE Dean’s Assistant (2) ; Booster (4); Travel Club (3), Social Chairman; Miriam Stage League (2, 3, 4) ; Friendship Club (2) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Volleyball (3) ; Music Ap¬ preciation (4), Adviser (3, 4) WILLIAM R. CONANT A Cappella Choir (3, 4) ; Boost¬ er (4) ; Budget Book Salesman (2); Intramural Basket¬ ball (2. 3), Captain; Intramu¬ ral Football (3); Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Shakerite (4) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Sports An¬ nouncer (4) ; Student Council Alternate (3); Tennis Team (4) ; Track (2, 4) 16 LOIS COR DAY Baseball (2) ; Badminton (3) ; Ping-Pong (2) ; Hockey (4) ; Miriam Stage League (3, 4) ; Travel Club (4) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Volleyball (4) ; Basketball (4) TOM CORNSWEET Honor Study Hall (3, 4), Ad¬ viser; Wrestling Team (2) ; Swimming Team (3, 4); Track Team (3, 4) ; Science Club (3, 4) ; Alternate Student Council Representative (4) ; Shakerite (4) ROSS COWAN Football Trac I i Jias Student Cpuncii- ' V2r : otudent L.ouncy- ' Vz, : L ' eefrafcy fB ' TC P|,r e s_ud Booster -L2 3 ?“Can ' niV ° V 3 - A it ' ( 3 ) 1 . CorfgV ' m r dent ) f antegn Coll¬ ide-Rresi- ucm wu i B i essjon iSI9b P3C TAce-Presietent i 3 ; Ch r IgA 3, 44V W Jbtlir (4) lionor Study ' hLa-tt3, 4), Assistant Adviser (2, [3)L JENNY LOU CRAIG Uv Friendship Club (2) ; Travel Club (3); Spanish Club (4); Miriam Stage League (3, 4), President (4), Nominating Committee (3); Central Com¬ mittee (4), Vice-President; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Booster (4) ; Dean’s Assistant (3) ; Social Committee (3) TOM W. CRISTAL Football (2) ; Honor Study Hall (2) ; Intramural Football (2, 3, 4) ; Intramural Basketball (2, 3, 4) ; Shakerite (4) CARL W. CUMMINGS Football (2, 4) ; Basketball (4) ; Baseball (3, 4) ; Intra¬ mural Football (3),Captain; In¬ tramural Basketball (2,31, Cap¬ tain; Intramural Track (2), Captain BARBARA ANN CUNNINGHAM Friendship Club (4) ; Hoofbeats (3, 4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Music Appreciation (4) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; A Cappella Choir (2, 3, 4) ; Art Club (4) HENRY B. DeHAMEL Rifle Club (3) ; Track (2, 4) ; Intramural Football (2, 3) ; In¬ tramural Basketball (2, 4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) MARTHA DENNIS Shares’ Club (2, 3, 4) ; Swim¬ ming Leaders (3, 4) ; Music Appreciation (4) ; Scribblers’ League (4) ; Canteen- Commit¬ tee (3, 4), Chairman of Food Committee; French Club (4) ; Honor Study Hall (4), Adviser; Shakerite (4) ; Sisters’ Service Club (3 ), President SUZANNE DEUTSCH A Cappella Choir (3, 4), Sec¬ retary (4) ; Glee Club (2) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Pub¬ lic Address Staff (4) ; T r a v e I Club (4) PATRICIA DIETZ Scribblers’ League (3, 4), Treasurer (4) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Music Apprecia¬ tion (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) MARY ELLEN DOUGLAS Honor Study Hall (3, 4) ; Friendship Club (4) ; Travel Club (4), Social Chairman; Miriam Stage League (3, 4) ; Basketball (4) ; Hockey (4) ; Riding Club (4) ; Spanish Club (4) DAVID C. DRESSLER Dean’s Assistant (2) ; Booster (2, 4), Captain (4) ; Shakerite (2) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Assistant Adviser (2), Ad¬ viser (3); Congressional Club (4) ; Class Nominating Com¬ mittee (3, 4) ; Student Council Alternate (3), Representative (4) ; Student Activities Com¬ mittee (4) ; Assembly Commit¬ tee Chairman (4) ; Annual Board (4), Editor-in-Chief; Tennis (3, 4) ; Basketball (2, 3, 4) ; Intramural Sports (2, 3) ; Track (2, 4) ELIZABETH ANN DUFFILL Volleyball (3); Basketball (3); Rostrum Club (4) ; Hoofbeats (3, 4) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Friendship Club (2, 3, 4), Service Chairman (4) ; Spanish Club (3, 4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) 17 ELLEN jEAN DUFFY Hockey (4); Travel Club (4), Business Manager; Basketball (4) MARY ANN EARLY Cafeteria Booster (3, 4); Dean’s Assistant (3, 4); Hon¬ or Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Li¬ brary Page (2, 3) ; Miriam Stage League (2, 3, 4) ; Music Appreciation Club (4) ; Public Address Announcer (4) ; Ros¬ trum Club (3, 4), Librarian (4) ; Student Council Booster (4), Captain; Travel Club (4), Program Chairman RUTH ECKSTEIN Booster (3); Dean’s Assistant (4); Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4); Intramural Volleyball (3); Miriam Stage League (3, 4) ; Music Appreciation Club (4) ; Shakerite (3, 4) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Travel Club (3, 4), Trea¬ surer (3) ; Basketball (4) CLARICE EICKHOFF Travel Club (3, 4), Attendance Secretary (3); Miriam Stage League (3, 4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3) ; Volleyball (2, 3), Basketball (2, 3); Choir (2); Hockey (2, 3) Booster (3, 4) ; Football (2) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3) ; Track (2. 3. 4) ; Wrestling (2, 3, 4) ; Band (4) DICK FALLS A Cappella Choir (2, 3, 4), Treasurer (3), President (4); Class Vice-P resident (3); Congressional Club (3, 4) ; In¬ tramural Basketball (2, 3); In¬ tramural Football (3) ; Ping Pong Club (4) ; Public Address Staff (4); Shakerite (4), Busi¬ ness Manager; Student Council (2, 3, 4) I T r a c k (2, 3, 4) ; War Bond Salesmen (3) RICHARD FELBER Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4); Inter-Club Council Representa¬ tive (4) ; Intramural Basketball (3); Ping Pong Club (4), Vice-President; Science Club (3) ; Slide Rule Club (3) : Shakerite (4) ; Alternate Stu¬ dent Council Representative (4) , Club Committee LAWRENCE FETTERMAN Transferred (3); Honor Study Hall (4) ; Booster (4) ; Shaker¬ ite (4), Circulation Manager; Intramural Basketball (2, 3, 4) ; Science Club (3, 4) ; Ping- Pong Club (4), President CHARLES FILLMORE Transferred (3); Baseball (3); Intramural Basketball (3, 4) ; Science Club (4) AL FINDLAY Transferred (2) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Intramural Basketball (4) BEVERLY R. FISHER Friendship Club (3) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4); Travel Club (4) ; Rostrum Club (4) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; A Cappella Choir (3, 4) DOUGLAS H. FRANK Intramural Basketball (4) ; Booster Force (4), Captain; Class Nominating Committee (4) ; Football Team (2) ; Hon¬ or Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Advi¬ ser (3); Library Adviser (3); Track Team (2, 3, 4) EVELYN SHARON FREED Friendship Club (2) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; I. C. C. Representative (4) ; Intramural Basketball (2) ; Miriam Stage League (2, 3, 4) ; Travel Club (2, 3) 18 DONALD FRIBOURG Transferred (4) ; Rifle Club (4) ; Baseball Squad (4) SUE FRIEDLANDER Class Nominating Committee (3) ; Friendship Club (3); Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; In- ter-C I u b Council Representa¬ tive (4) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Shakerite (2) ; Travel Club (3) JEAN LOUISE CANS Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Adviser (4); A Cappella Choir (2, 3); Travel Club (3); Mir¬ iam Stage League (3); Inter- Club Council (3) ; S.F.A.A. (2, 3, 4), Secretary-Treasurer (3), President (4) ; Music Apprecia¬ tion Club (4), Treasurer; French Club (4) ; Scribblers’ League (4), Vice-president; Annual Board (4), Club Editor PARRISH W. GARVER Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Adviser; Rifle Club (3); Intra¬ mural Swimming (2, 3); Intra¬ mural Football (2, 3) ; Intramu¬ ral Basketball (3); Ping Pong Club (4) DONALD GLASER Football Announcer (4) ; C o I f Team (2) ; Basketball Team (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 4) ; Baseball Team (3, 4) ; JEAN GOLDIE Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Adviser (3, 4) ; Travel Club (2, 3); Miriam Stage League (3); Friendship Club (2); Library Page (2) ; Booster (4) ; Basket¬ ball (2) ; Volleyball (2) ; Hock¬ ey (2, 3, 4) ROBERT GOLDMAN Rifle Club (2, 3, 4), Vice- President (3), Secretary (4); Public Address Assistant (4) ; Wrestling Manager (4) ; Intra¬ mural Football (3); Intramural Basketball (2, 3); Intramural Baseball (3) EDGAR GOLDWASSER Honor Study Hall (2, 4) ; In¬ tramural Basketball (3, 4) ; In¬ tramural Football (2, 3); Intra¬ mural Swimming (2) ; Rostrum Club (2) ROBERTA GOOD Booster (4) ; Dean’s Assistant (4); Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Miriam Stage League (3, 4) ; Music Appreciation Club (4), Publicity Chairman; Open Forum Club (3), Vice-Presi¬ dent; Public Address Announc¬ ing Staff (4) ; Rostrum Club (3, 4), President (3); Shak¬ erite (2, 3, 4), Feature Editor (3), Literary Editor (4); Shares (4) HARRY GOODMAN Chess Club (4); Baseball (3, 4) ; Dean’s Assistant (2) ; Ath¬ letic Business Manager (2, 3, 4) ; Canteen Committee (3, 4) ; Congressional Club (3, 4) MILDRED FLORENCE GREENBERG Friendship Club (3, 4) ; Honor Study Hall (3, 4) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Travel Club (4) MERNY HAMILTON Basketball .(2, 4) ; Booster (4) ; Class Vice-President (4) ; In¬ ter-Club Council (3, 4) ; Span¬ ish Club (4) ; Student Council (2) ; ' Student Speaker (4) ; Volleyball ' (3); Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Assistant Advi¬ ser (2); Miriam Stage League (3, 4) ; Annual Board (4), Ap¬ pointment Secretary SALLY HASCAL Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Friendship Club (3); Art Club (3) EDWARD HAWKINS Intramural Basketball (2, 3), Captain (3) ; Booster (4) ; Var¬ sity Cross Country Track (4); Varsity Track (2, 3, 4) ; Hon¬ or Study Hall (2) ; Intramural Volleyball (3); I n t r a m u r a I Football (3) 19 Jpf VERNFA H fpY } ft ) s 2 ,’ 3, 4L, (f H.dnor Sufdy ' Hall iBC ' 3, 4 Q Assistant Advi ej; ) ; Central A Committeey Vc Secretary ' ; Stu¬ dent ' C ' Vi rl ell Representative ( 4 ) jtr Scrap Book Committee Chairman Student j CTiv- Committ.ee (4) ; Varsity Swimming __ , Vice-President , j (4) ; SharCs’ Club (3, 4), Pres- idertt (4) ; Class Nominating Cfommittee (4) ; Social Commit¬ tee (4) JOE HENDRICH Transferred (4) ; S.F.A.A. (4) ALBERT M. HICLEY Honor Study Hall (2) ; Tennis Team (3, 4) ; Intramural Vol¬ leyball (2, 3) ; Intramural Foot¬ ball (3) ; Rifle Team (4) ANN HICLEY Badminton (3); Basketball (4) ; Friendship Club (2) ; Hockey (2) ; Honor Study Hall (2) ; Library Assistant (4) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Rid¬ ing Club (4) ; Travel Club (4), Secretary; Volleyball (2, 3) RUTH E. HINMAN Friendship Club (2) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Hockey (4) ; Badminton 3, 4) ; Basketball (3, 4) ; Vol¬ leyball (4) MARY LOU HOLLAND Basketball (3, 4) ; Hockey (2) ; Honor Study Hall (3, 4) ; Mir¬ iam Stage League (4) ; Riding Club (4) ; Volleyball (3, 4) BETTY HOLLOWAY Art Club (3); Basketball (4); Friendship Club (4) ; Booster (4) ; Miriam Stage League (3, 4) ; Music Appreciation Club (4) ; Open Forum (4) ; Ros¬ trum Club (3, 4), Secretary- Treasurer (3) ; Science Club (4) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Travel Club (3) ; Volleyball (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) VIRGINIA JUNE HORAK Booster (3); Friendship Club (3, 4), Refreshment Chairman (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Travel Club (4) JACK HORNER Baseball (3, 4); Basketball (2, 3, 4), Manager (3, 4); Boost¬ er (4); Football (2, 3, 4), Manager (3) ; P. A. Sports An¬ nouncer (3, 4); Shakerite (2 3); Spanish Club (4); Annual Board (4), Sports Editor JOANNE HUNT Basketball (3, 4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Assistant Advi¬ ser (3), Adviser (4); I. C C. Representative (4) ; Student Council (3, 4), Club Commit¬ tee DOT HURT Basketball (2, 3); Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Inter-Club Council (3); Miriam Stage League (4) ; Volleyball (2, 3) DOROTHY JACOBS Boots and Saddle Club (4) ; Friendship Club (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Intramu¬ ral Basketball (4) ; Intramural Volleyball (4) ; S.F.A.A. (3, 4), Secretary and Treasurer (4) ; Travel Club (4) ELAINE SHIRLEY JAFFE Friendship Club (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Intramu¬ ral Basketball (4) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Travel Club (4) ; Baseball (4) ; Intramural Volleyball (4) BETTE FRANCES JANSSEN Art Club (3, 4) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Shares (2, 3, 4) ; Swimming Leaders (3 , 4) ; Travel Club (4) ; Baseball (2, 3, 4) ; Hockey (2, 3, 4) ; Bas¬ ketball (2, 3, 4) ; Volleyball (2, 3, 4) 20 GAIL JASTER A Cappella Choir (2) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Assistant Adviser (3), Adviser (4) ; Jun¬ ior Prom Committee (3); Stu¬ dent Council Alternate (3) DONA MAE JORDAN A Cappella Choir (2, 3, 4) ; Girls’ Glee Club (2) ; Junior Swimming Instructor (2) ; Girls’ Gym Booster (3); Friendship Club (4) LOIS KANN Transferred (3); A Cappella Choir (4) MARTHA ELLEN KENNEDY Travel Club (3); Miriam Stage League (2, 3, 4), Treasurer- Secretary (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3), Adviser (3); Mu¬ sic Appreciation Club (4) JEAN LOIS KIDCELL Friendship Club (2, 3) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Badmin¬ ton (3); Volleyball (4); Bas¬ ketball (4) MARTHA KINGSLEY Badminton (4) ; Basket¬ ball (4) ; Bond Salesman (3) ; Honor Study Hall (3, 4) ; Mir¬ iam Stage (4) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Travel Club (4) CHARLES H. KINZIG Transferred (4) SUE KIRTZ Booster (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Assistant Adviser (4); Friendship Club (4); Spanish Club (4) ALVIN KLAUSNER Booster (4) ; Varsity Football (2) ; Honor Study Hall (4) ; In¬ tramural Basketball (4) ; Intra¬ mural Football (3) ; Ping Pong Club (4) ; Science Club (4) ; Varsity Track (3, 4) ; Travel Club (4) ARLENE RUTH KLAUSNER Friendship Club (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Intramu¬ ral Volleyball (4) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Office As¬ sistant (2) ; Travel Club (4) MILTON D. KLEIN Intramural Boxing (3); Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Track (4) ; Wrestling (2, 3, 4) WILMA RUTH KOHN Friendship Club (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Adviser (4); Intramural Baseball (2); Miriam Stage League (4) ; Travel Club (4) ; Office Assis¬ tant (2) ALAN KOLB Transferred (3); Booster (4); Dean’s Assistant (3); Football (3, 4) ; Swimming (3, 4) ; Track (3, 4) PHIL KORNREICH Swimming Team (2, 3, 4) ; In¬ tramural Swimming (2, 3, 4) ; Intramural Track (3, 4) ; Boost¬ er (2), Assistant Captain; Rifle Club (2, 3) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3) 21 SUE KRAMER Travel Club (4) ; Spanish Club (41 ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3) ; Shak- erite (4) ; Basketball (4) STUART KUHN Booster (2, 4); Chemistry Laboratory Assistant (4) ; Class Nominating Committee (3, 4); Class Treasurer (3); Honor Study Hall (4) ; Congressional Club (4) ; Rostrum Club (4) ; Spanish Club (4), Treasurer; Student Council Represen¬ tative (4) ; Tennis Team (4) ; Track (2, 3, 4) ; War Bond Salesman (3); Intramural Sports (2, 3, 4) JANE LAZERICK Friendship Club (2, 3, 4) ; Mir¬ iam Stage League (4) ; Travel Club (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) STANTON LEE Swimming Team (3, 4) ; Track Team (3, 4); Booster (3), Captain; Travel Club (3, 4), Chairman of Welcome Committee; Intramural Swim- mi i n g (3, 4) ; Intramural Track (3, 4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4); Laboratory Assistant (4) AUDREY EILEEN LEIDNER Travel Club (4), Senior Trea¬ surer; Band (2) ; Drum Majorette (2) ; Art Club (3) ; Friendship Club (4) ; Miriam Stage League (3) ; Student Council Alternate (4) ; Volley¬ ball (4) ; Basketball (4) ; Base¬ ball (4); Hockey (2) SHELDON R. LICHTIG Badminton (3) ; Honor Study Hall (4) ; Intramural Football (3) ; Rifle Club (4) ; Track (2, 3) ; Travel Club TATSUKO MATSU I Transferred (4) ALAN LITTMAN Booster (4) ; Central Commit¬ tee (4), President; Congres¬ sional Club (4) ; Football Team (3, 4); Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Adviser (3); Intramural Football (2) ; Shakerite (2) ; Social Committee (4) ; Student Council (2, 3); Track Team (4); Varsity “S” Club (2); Wrestling Team (2, 3, 4) JOAN LYONS Badminton (4) ; Baseball (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Jr. Swimming Instructor (2, 3); Miriam Stage (4) ; Shares Club (2, 3) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Travel Club (4) ; Basketball (4) RICHARD E. MAPES A Cappell Choir (2, 3, 4),Vice- . i i President (4) ; Baseball (3, 4) ; ' Booster (2, 3); Budget Book Salesman (2, 3); Congressional Club ' ( 3, 4), Treasurer (4); Council Representative (2, 3) ; Football (2, 3, 4) ; ’Pep Com¬ mittee (2, 3); Serfior Class Treasurer (4) ; Track (2) MARIAN MAROUS Friendship Club (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Library Assistant (4) ; Spanish Club (4) CAROL MARSHALL Annual Board (4), Art Editor; Dean’s Assistant (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2) ; Miriam Stage Club (4); Travel Club (4); Riding Club (4) ; Rostrum Club (4) ; Spanish Club (4) ROBERT CURTIS MARTIN Booster (4) ; Intramural Foot¬ ball (2) ; Track (2) ; Wrestling (2, 3); Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Adviser (3) 22 r .. • • 9 4 , . „ • -v- . 1 -Q 0 VT.oi. , i . , Mpun£ 0 r£. el in p .c.Ts o : . ■ BARBARAuJANE -MAURER Intramural -Slasketball (4) ; In¬ tramural hhackey ' (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Miriam Stage (4) ; Riding Club (4) don McDonnell Booster Club (4) ; Dean’s As¬ sistant (2. 3); Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Rostrum Club (3, 4) ; Varsity Track Team (2, 3, 4); Travel Club (4), Publicity Manager bruce McIntyre Transferred (4); Swimming (4) ; Track (4) ; S.F.A.A. (4) ; Lab. Assistant (4) ; Choir (4) CORDON McKAY Booster (4) ; Honor Study Hall (4) ; Intramural Swimming (2, 3, 4) ; Swimming Team (2, 3, 4) ; Track (3, 4) ; Physical Ed. Office Assistant (2) JOANNA A. McLEOD Transferred (4) ; Basketball (4) ; Chemistry Laboratory As¬ sistant (4) ; Junior Foreign Af¬ fairs (4) ; Science Club (4) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Swimming (4) ; Travel Club (4) ; Volley¬ ball (4) ; Baseball (4) EDWARD N. MEADOW Cross Country (4); Football (2) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Adviser (3) ; Rostrum Club (3) ; Track (2, 3, 4) JACK MEHLEK Transferred (3); Honor Study Hall (4) ; Intramural Swimming (4) ; Rostrum Club (3) ; Scrib¬ blers Club (4) ; Student An¬ nouncer (4) ; Track (3, 4) MARY LOU MERCURIE Honor Study Hall (2, 3) ; Intra¬ mural Baseball (3, 4); Intra¬ mural Basketball (3, 4) ; Intra¬ mural Badminton (3); Intramu¬ ral Hockey (3, 4); Intramural Volleyball (3, 4) ; Leaders’ Club (4); Office Assistant (4) JAMES MERICKA Booster (2, 3, 4), Captain (3) ; Football (2) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Student Council Al¬ ternate (2) ; Swimming Team (2, 3, 4), Captain (4) ; Track 2, 3, 4) PAM METHOD Miriam Stage League (2) ; Stu¬ dent Council Alternate (2); Dean’s Assistant (3); A Cap- pella (4) ; Ping Pong Club (4) ; Booster (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2. 3, 4) ; Volleyball (3) o 9 mari V ' n m ckpCl D ketbaft l £ ' f 4) ; Canteen Com- ee (3, 4) • Qhgerleader |£, Fjonor fc dy H4J. 2, 3, gharri St ge League (2, V ?T4); P o ' CommTHee (3, 4); Ridin£ Club (4) ; Spanish Club Wt Ypfteyb (3 .-IT. ALBINO E. MILANO Honor Study Hall (3, 4) ; Intra¬ mural Basketball (2, 3, 4) ; In¬ tramural Football (2, 3); Track (4) DAWN MILLER Basketball (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4); Miriam Stage League (4) ; Riding Club (4) ; Spanish Club (4) JANET MILLER Basketball (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Riding Club (4) ; Shakerite (4) ; Sisters’ Service Club (3) ; Volleyball (4) 23 CHARLES A. MITCHELL Booster Club (4) ; Radio Club (4) ; Shakerite (4); Rifle Club (3, 4), Secretary-Treasurer; Noon Movie Operator (4) JOHN MITCHELTREE JOAN PHYLLIS MITTLEMAN French Club (3, 4) ; Friendship Club (2, 3, 4); Inter-Club Council Representative (3, 4); Honor Study Hall (2, 3) ; Mir¬ iam Stage League (4) ; Volley¬ ball (4) ; Basketball (4) RICHARD MOAT Wrestling (2, 3, 4); Track (2) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Boost¬ er (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Adviser (4); Student Council (4), Chairman of Civics Committee; Chairman of Stu¬ dent Activities Committee JANET MORGAN A Cappella Choir (2, 3, 4) ; Badminton Club (4) ; Baseball (4) ; Basketball (4) ; French Club (4) ; Friendship Club (3, 4), Treasurer (3) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Leaders’ Club (4) ; Volleyball (4) RICHARD MORIMOTO Transferred (4) JO ANN MURPHY Student Council (3) ; Social Chairman, Committee for Junior Prom, Head of Food Committee (3) ; Volleyball (2, 4) ; Miriam Stage League (2, 3, 4) ; Riding Club (4) ; War Bond Salesman (2) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Chairman of Scrapbook Committee (3); Nominating Committee (4) CARL S. NAU Rifle Club (3, 4) ; Chess Club (4) ; Science Club (4) ; Lab¬ oratory Assistant (3, 4) PATRICIA NEFF A Cappella Choir (3, 4) ; Friendship Club (4) ; Girls’ Glee Club (2) ; Junior Swim¬ ming Instructor (2) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Travel Club (4) JANET H. NEUMARK Dean’s Assistant (4) ; French Club (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Inter-Club Council Representative (3) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Shakerite (3) ; Shares (2, 3) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Swimming Leaders (2, 3); Travel Club (3), Social Chairman BARCLAY W. NEWELL Transferred (3); Booster (4); Student Council (3); Honor Study Hall (4) ; Swimming (3); Track (3, 4); Football (3); Intramural Basketball (3, 4) JOANNE NORMAN Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Intramural Baseball (3, 4) ; In¬ tramural Basketball (3, 4) ; In¬ tramural Badminton (3); Intra¬ mural Hockey (3, 4) ; Intramu¬ ral Volleyball (3, 4) ; Office Assistant (4) ; Travel Club (4 ' EDITH PROCTOR NOYES A Cappella Choir (4) ; Friend¬ ship Club (2, 3, 4), Vice-Presi¬ dent (2) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Office Assistant (2, 3) ; Travel Club (3, 4) BARBARA NURENBERG Transferred (3) ; Dean’s Assis¬ tant (4) ; Honor Study Hall (3, 4) ; Miriam Stage League (3, 4), Program Chairman (4); Riding (4) ; Scribblers’ (4) ; Shakerite (3, 4), Assistant Business Manager (4) ; Sisters’ Service Club (3); Spanish Club (4) ; Travel Club (3, 4) ; Vol¬ leyball (3) 24 VIRGINIA J. OPATRNY Boots and Saddle Club (4) ; French Club (4) ; Friendship Club (3) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Music Appreciation Club (4); S.F.A.A. (3, 4); Sisters’ Service Club (3) JOYCE ANN OSHER Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Inter-Club Council Representa¬ tive (4) ; Miriam Stage League (3, 4); Music Appreciation Club (4) ; Travel Club (4) ; In¬ tramural Volleyball (4) POLLY PALMER Art Club (4) ; Badminton (3, 4) ; Baseball (2) ; Basketball (2, 3); Hockey (2, 3); Honor Study Hall (2, 3) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Volleyball (2, 3); Inter-Club Council (3, 4) BILL C. PALUMBO Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; In¬ tramural Basketball (3, 4) ; In¬ tramural Football (2, 3) NORMA PERRYMAN Badminton Club (4) ; Girls’ Leaders’ Club (2. 3, 4), Presi¬ dent (4) ; Intramural Badmin¬ ton (3, 4) ; Intramural Baseball (2, 3, 4) ; Intramural Basket¬ ball (2, 3, 4) ; Intramural Hockey (2, 3, 4) ; Intramural Volleyball (2, 3, 4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) MARGIE POLSTER Boots and Saddle Club (4) ; French Club (3, 4) ; Annual Board (4), Business Manager; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Miriam Stage League (2, 4) ; Sisters’ Service Club (3) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Travel Club (4) ; Volleyball (2) ; Friendship Club (4) ALTON POPE Congressional Club (4) ; Intra¬ mural Basketball (2, 3, 4) ; Shakerite (2, 3, 4), Editor (3, 4) ; Student Council (2) JERRY PORTER Football (2) ; Intramural Bas¬ ketball (2, 3); Intramural Football (3) ; Track (2) ARTHUR E. PORTUGAL Basketball (2, 3, 4) ; Booster (4) ; Honor Study Hall ( 2 ) ; Intramural Football (3); Intra¬ mural Volleyball (2, 3) ; Track (2, 4) NANCY C. PRIODE Shakerite (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4), Assistant Advi¬ ser (3), Adviser (3, 4); Stu¬ dent Council Representative (4) ; Civics Committee (4) ; Scribblers’ (3); Music Appre¬ ciation Club (4); French Club (4) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Booster (4) DICK RAJEWSKI Laboratory Assistant (4); Wrestling (2, 3); Intramural Football (2) ; Honor Study Hall (3, 4) JAMES RAMSEY Track (3) RUTH IE RANDALL Friendship Club (2, 3, 4), Vice-President (3), Treasurer (4) ; Travel Club (3, 4) ; Hon¬ or Study Hall (2, 3, 4) JAMES J. RELYEA A Cappella Choir (3, 4), Ac¬ companist; P. A. Announcer (3) ; P. A. Engineer (4) ; Ros¬ trum Club (3) ; Honor Study Hall (2) ; Canteen Committee (3); Dean’s Assistant (3) 25 JOANNE KAY REPP Booster (3, 4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4); Travel Club (4), Usherette BEVERLY RUTH RICH Friendship Club (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2) ; Library Club (3, 4) ; Public Address (4) ; Shakerite (2, 3, 4), Alumni Editor (4) ; Travel Club (4) JOHN RICHARDSON Student Council (2, 3) ; Dean’s Assistant (2) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Central Com¬ mittee (4) ; Shakerite (2, 3, 4) ; Canteen Committee (3, 4), President (4) ; Swimming Man¬ ager (4) ; Laboratory Assistant (4) WARREN RIEBE Booster (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 4) ; Inter-Club Council (3, 4) ; Intramural Basketball (3, 4), Captain (4); Intramural Football (3); Student Council (4), Treasurer ROBERT R. RISMAN Band (4) ; Booster (4) ; Foot¬ ball (2); Honor Study Hall (2) ; Intramural Badmin¬ ton (3); Intramural Volleyball (3) ; Marching Band (4) ; Rifle Club (4) ; Wrestling (2, 4) ; Track (4) ; Intramural Basket¬ ball (4) ESTELLE ROCOFF Booster (2, 3) ; French Club (3); Friendship Club (4); In¬ tramural Basketball (2, 4) ; In¬ tramural Volleyball (2); Miriam Stage League (4); Interpretive Dancing (2) ; Office Assistant (3) ; Travel Club (4) DORIS ROSSBACH Basketball (3, 4); Commercial Art Club (3) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Riding Club (4) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Travel Club (4) ; Volleyball (3, 4) 2 « ' ‘•y V; • NEIL THOMAS RUDDOCK Varsity Basketball (2, 3, 4) ; Booster (2, 3, 4), Captain (4) ; Class Nominating Committee 3, 4); Class President (4); Football (2) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4); Inter-Club Council (2, 3); Student Council Rep¬ resentative (2, 4) ; Track (2, 3, 4) ; War Bond Salesman (2) ; Congressional Club (4) NANCY SALZMAN French} Club (3, 4F; n o r Study Hail JQ, 3, Vn F.AlA. s2. 3 , 4), Program Chairman (4); Student Council (j . -3. ) V FRANK S. SARKA Basketball (4) ; Football (4) ; Track (3, 4) ; Wrestling (2, 3); Art Club, Vice-President LOIS JEAN SAUNDERS Friendship Club (3, 4) ; Travel Club (4) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Scribblers’ Club (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) EDITH SCHAFFNER Transferred (4) ; Honor Study Hall (4) ; Miriam Stage (4) ; Travel Club (4); French Club (4) ANN SCHLEUNICER Baseball (3) ; Basketball (2, 3, 4); Booster (2, 4); Girls’ Leaders’ Club (2, 3, 4) ; Hock¬ ey (2, 3, 4), Varsity (3, 4); Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Music Appreciation Club (4) ; Travel Club (3) ; Volleyball (2. 3) 26 MARY CATHERINE SCHUMACHER Transferred (3) ; Boots and Saddle Club (4) ; Honor Study Hall (3, 4); Intramural Volley¬ ball (4) RALPH SEED Honor Study Hall (2) ; Intra¬ mural Badminton (3); Athletic Association (2, 3, 4), Assistant T reasurer IAN J. SEEDS Transferred (4); Band (4), Vice-President BEATRICE JANE SEELEY A r t-Advertising Club (4) ; Friendship Club (4); Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Miriam Stage League (4) DOROTHY M. SEIDEL A Cappella Choir (2, 3, 4) ; Friendship Club (2, 3, 4), Pro¬ gram Chairman (3), Vice-Pres¬ ident (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2. 3, 4); Travel Club (4) RICHARD J. SHAW Football (3, 4) ; Wrestling (4); A Cappella Choir (3, 4), Student Manager (4) ; Track (4) WILLIAM SHEPLER Booster (4), Captain; Honor Study Hall (2, 3), Adviser (3) ; Varsity Track (2, 3, 4) ; Wrestling (2) MARGARET SHOVARY Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Friendship Club (4) ; Travel Club (4) ; Basketball (3) ; Vol¬ leyball (3); Hoofbeats (3, 4); Inter-Club Council Representa¬ tive (3, 4) AVERY SILBER Travel Club (3) ; Shakerite (2) ; Intramural Basketball (4) ; Intramural Football (2) ; Intra¬ mural Baseball (3, 4) RAPHAEL SILVER Intramural Basketball (2), Captain; Intramural Football (2); Intramural Swimming (2) ; Student Council (2) ; French Club (2) ; Swimming (4) ; Science Club (4) ; Tennis (2, 4) CARL E. SLAGLE Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) Intramural Basketball (3, 4) Intramural Football (3, 4) Rifle Club (2) ; Track (3, 4) JIM SMITH A Cappella Choir (2) ; Congres¬ sional Club (4); Honor Study Hall (3, 4) ; Central Commit¬ tee (4) ; Intramural Football (2, 3); Student Council (4), Business Manager; Track Squad (2, 3, 4) ; Varsity Wrestling (2, 3, 4) ; I.C.C. Representa¬ tive (4) MARY MAUD SPENCER Friendship Club (2, 3) ; Boots and Saddle Club (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4); Scrib¬ blers’ League (4) FRANK SOLOMON, Jr. A Cappella Choir (2, 3) ; Shak¬ erite (3, 4); Rostrum Club (3, 4) ; Chess Club (4) 27 LEONARD JAY SOLOWAY Honor Study Hall (3, 4) ; Shakerite (2, 3, 4), City Edi¬ tor (3), News Editor (4) DAVE SOMERS Booster (2) ; Swimming Team (2) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3) CYNTHIA A. STROHM Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Miriam Stage League (4); Shakerite (2, 3, 4) ; Travel Club (3, 4) JUNE SUMMERS A Cappella Choir (2, 3, 4) ; Badminton (3) ; Baseball (2, 3); Basketball (2, 3); Friend¬ ship Club (2); Hockey (2, 3) ; I.C.C. Representative (3); Mir¬ iam Stage League (3, 4) ; Trav¬ el Club (4) ; Volleyball (2, 3) ZELLA SURRE Basketball (2. 3, 4); Honor Stpdy Hall (2, 3); Inter-Club Council (3, 4) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Spanish Club (4) ; Travel Club (4) ; Volleyball (2, 3) KATHRYN SVEC A Cappella Choir (2, 3); An¬ nual Board (4), Associate Edi¬ tor; Basketball (3); Dean’s As¬ sistant (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3. 4) ; Hoofbeats (3, 4) ; Inter-Club Council Representa¬ tive (3, 4) ; Miriam Stage League (4), Program Commit¬ tee; Scribblers’ League (3, 4), President (4) ; Spanish Club (4), Chairman; Shake rite (2, 3,4); Volleyball (3) MARJORIE TACK Transferred (3); Travel Club (4) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Friendship Club (4) ; Canteen Committee (3, 4) ; Basketball (4) ; Honor Study Hall (4) DICK TAPPENDEN Transferred (4); Band (4), Corp; Rifle Club (4) JOHN R. TERHUNE A Cappella Choir (3); Booster (4); Intramural Football (3); Sophomore Football (2) ; Span¬ ish Club (4) ; Student Council Alternate (4) ; Track (3, 4) ; Travel Club (4), Vice-Presi¬ dent; Wrestling (2, 3, 4) ; Honor Study Hall (4) FRANK TICHY Band (4) ; Booster (4) ; Honor Study Hall (2) ; Sophomore Football (2) ; Swimming Varsity (2, 3) SARA LOUISE TOLL French Club (3, 4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 4) ; Miriam Stage League (3, 4) ; Music Appreciation Club (4) ; Travel Club (3) PETER TRIPODES Wrestling (4) ; Track (3, 4) GLORIA ULCH Band (2, 4) ; Friendship Club (3, 4) ; Honor Study Hall (2, 3, 4) ; Intramural Volleyball (2, 3, 4) ; Intramural Basketball (2, 3, 4); Intramural Baseball (3, 4) TOMIKO WADA Transferred (4) 28 ARLINE WATTENMAKER Transferred (3); Baseball (3); Dean’s Assistant (4) ; Honor Study Hall (3, 4) ; Miriam Mage League (3, 4) ; Rostrum Club (4) ; Shakerite (3, 4) ; Sisters’ Service Club (3) ; Span¬ ish Club (4) HUGH WELLS A Cappella Choir (2, 3, 4) ; Booster (3, 4) ; Cheerleader (3) ; Spanish Club (4); Stu¬ dent Council Representative (2, 3, 4) ; Pep Committee (3, 4) ; Track (2, 3, 4) ; Intramural Swimming (2, 3), Assis¬ tant Captain (4) ; Varsity Swimming Team (2, 3, 4) ; War Bond Salesman (2, 3); Varsity Football Manager (2, 3) BARBARA WHITE Miriam Stage (3, 4); Hockey (2, 3, 4); Volleyball (2, 4); Badminton (2, 3) ; Travel Club (4) ; Baseball (3); Basketball ( 2 ) THELMA WINGERT Varsity Basketball (3); Varsity Hockey (3); Intramural Sports (2, 3, 4) ; Leaders’ Club (2, 3. 4), Secretary (3, 4) JAMES WOLF Booster (4), Captain; Intramu¬ ral Basketball (2. 3, 4); Intra¬ mural Football (2, 3) ; P i n g- Pong Club (4), Treasurer; Sci¬ ence Club (3); Shakerite (3, 4), Sports Editor (4); Inter- Club Council (4) JOANNE MARGARET WOMER Friendship Club (3 ) ; Travel Club (4), Usherette; Booster (4) ; Miriam Stage League (4) ; Honor Study Hall (4) ROBERT WOOD A Cappella Choir (2, 3) ; Cheerleader (3, 4), Head Cheerleader (4) ; Congressional Club (4) ; Student Council Al¬ ternate (3) ; Track (2, 4) CAMERA SHY BOB LOWRY Transferred (4); Wrestling Team (4) ROBERT LONDON Basketball (2, 3); Badminton (3, 4) ; Volleyball (3, 4) 29 CALENDAR FALL REVIEW September 5 was the Big Day for us Shakerites, who got up at seven instead of ten-thirty to drag ourselves to school. We discovered some changes had been made: Mr. Rupp was the new principal, Miss Macdonald, Mr. Sins?er, and Mr. Booth were newcomers to the faculty, and Mrs. Motto’s room, 209, had been rejuvenated with soft blue walls and flowery designs. There were long lines up in the deans’ offices and at the book store win¬ dow, and “students” asked each other, “O why did it ever have to end?’’ On the seventh, the Budget Book sale was launched at the first assem¬ bly, and by the end of the week about 855 books were sold. The next assembly brought Mr. Sam Pierce, who with tales of Prospero’s magic brought The Tempest to life. The first football game with South ended in a hilarious 20-12 victory and was celebrated by the “Rupp Rumpus.’’ The following week, on the twenty-first, Cuyahoga Falls was also beaten, this time 7-0. Our “fighting spirit” was heightened by a shiny, new marching band, the seven peppy cheerleaders, and even a goat as mascot. On the twenty-ninth, Elyria edged Shaker out by one point; that night the Neetnac opened with Jack Collins’s “Hotlicks.” After a month of the grind, we realized school was in full swing. Suntans were replaced by “autumn pallor,” and book-covers were dark with drawings and doodlings. On the fifth of October, under the lights, the Raiders held Shaw to a 6-6 tie in a thrilling game. “Know Your Club Week’’ began soon after with daily skits over the P. A. Our knowledge of distant places was broadened by two assemblies. Mr. Paul Moritz, on the ninth, impressed us with the young people’s struggle for education in China. Later, Mr. Sullivan C. Richardson through vivid pic¬ tures took us into the depths of South American jungles. By the nineteenth, our goal of $1,000 for the War Chest Drive was topped. In blue jeans and loud plaid shirts, we had a rip-roaring good time at the boisterous All-Shaker Barn Dance. The next day the Raiders tied their U. S. rivals in a 6-6 score, but a week later it was Shaker over Wil¬ loughby, 13-0, with Jerry Galvin, the star. We welcomed N. E. O. T. A. on the twenty-sixth as a mighty agreeable break in the 8:30-3:30 routine. The final flourish was given to October by “Breezy” Branson and his soph¬ omores, who completed their successful season on the thirtieth. We started November off in a roar of cheers; the order of the day was a whole hour pep assembly featuring the Heights prexy and introducing the Skyliners, Shaker’s own swing band. However, the following afternoon, the Heights Tigers were triumphant, 7-0. At the assembly on the fifth, Sim¬ eon “Nutchuck” Oliver treated us to his Diano-plaving and the story of his experiences in Alaska. Down at Chesshire’s the seniors were tangled up in appointment cards, sittings, and proofs for Gristmill pictures. The week-end of the sixteenth was memorable with the first swimming meet of the year, the All-Shaker Bonfire Rally, Dads’ Day, and the Lakewood game with the new souvenir programs. The hilarious rejoicing at the proud 33-12 score even carried over to Monday when we celebrated the Lakewood victory and the whole successful season with a spirited rally. In the girls’ swimming meet on the nineteenth, the seniors gained the title. More cultural entertainment was presented by the Kryl All-Girl Sym¬ phony concert for which we “sacrificed” attending afternoon classes on the twentieth. During the “restful and relaxing” Thanksgiving vacation occurred the Inter-Club Sing on the twentv-fourth. Two hundred and forty-five of us prolonged our vacation because of the flu, and the rest hopefully asked, “Won’t they close school?” The victorious opening basketball game with Euclid-Central was followed up by the 12A Dance and the election of the All-Shaker Queen, Beth Lewis, to complete November’s program. 30 WINTER ROUND-UP December found us in fine spirits, for wasn ' t a “nice, long, luxurious’’ vacation in the offing? On the ninth, we even came to school on Sunday to hear the A Cappella Choir augmented by special solos and a piano duet. The riddle, “Who keeps playing Grieg’s Concerto third period?” was solved. Through the annual Christmas Drive, we made sure many needy families would have a real Merry Christmas. On the thirteenth, at the football banquet, letters were passed out to boys, who really deserved them for their faithful practicing and training. On the fourteenth, after taking in the Shaker-Shaw basketball game, we discovered that the Neetnac had elevated itself to the spheres of high-fa- luting night clubs with the addition of hamburgs. The Shares Club won in¬ creased prestige as it traveled to Baldwin-Wallace College to put on a pageant. There were Christmas programs galore at the Miriam Stage, Scribblers, Spanish, and Travel Club meetings. The festive spirit was everywhere; car¬ ols in different languages came from the classrooms, music glamorized the cafeteria while we ate, and a beautiful, glittering tree adorned the main hall. Friday afternoon the Choir presented its annual Christmas program, and then we were free for a hilarious vacation with the Junior Prom-Alumni Dance and the crowning of the Junior Queen for a real send-off. There was no horn-tooting nor wild confetti throwing to celebrate our return to school. The New Year’s Eve strains of “Auld Lang Syne” were drowned out by “The Prisoner’s Song.” Glaring lights on the stage and frequent P.A. summons gave evidence that club and homeroom pictures for the annual were in full production. On the tenth, the powerful matmen chalked up their fourth victory. The as¬ sembly honoring the January class was enhanced not only by Mrs. Evan’s flute solos, but also by J. Norman Staiger and his magic tenor voice. On the fourteenth, Exam Week, with all its horrors, came and left us with short nails, short pencils, and short tempers. The graduating class had its last “get-together” at the 12A dinner-dance on the following Friday. At their graduation on the twenty-third, the class was addressed by Dr. Paul Rehmus, superintendent of Lakewood. During the week of the twenty-first, the March of Dimes and the drive for clothing for European children were of prime importance. Dr. H. E. Kershner, a member of the Save the Children Federation, at an assembly made us truly aware of the extreme destitution of the war-torn countries. To complete January, the Congressional Club promoted the big “Hello Hop,” which honored the new lOB’s. A lively pep rally for the basketball game with Shaw started Feb¬ ruary off. The next week the Elyria game was followed by the Valentine Party at the Neetnac. In preparation for the formidable College Board Tests in April, review classes in almost all subjects were undertaken with ambitious hopefulness. On the twelfth, garbed in various authentic costumes, Mary Hutchinson, dramatic actress, enacted for us scenes from Shakespeare’s “Macbeth,” “As You Like It” and “The Merchant of Venice” at the assembly. On the twenty-first, the Raiders with Lakewood opposing played their last basketball game of the season here; scheduled also that evening was the big HY Dance. February finished up on a scientific note when at the as¬ sembly on the twenty-fifth Glen L. Morris with his popularized science demonstration of “On the Beam” told us what to expect of aviation in the future. SPRING PREVIEW As the Gristmill goes to press, we anticipate a host of exciting and im¬ portant events. The second of March will bring the decisive swimming meet for the State Championship down at Columbus, Ohio. With such fa¬ vorites as “Holiday for Strings,” Duke Ellington’s “Rhythmoods,” “Manx Overture” and others, the Band, featuring J. Norman Staiger as tenor solo¬ ist, will stage a brilliant review on the eighth. Our other music organiza¬ tion, the A Cappella, will journey to Lorain High School for the annual Lake Erie League Choir Festival on the twenty-second. The lively schedule, in¬ cluding a mass rehearsal, movies, a dance, and dinner, will be climaxed by the evening concert. Among Shaker’s contributions will be “From Grief to Glory” and “Spring Bursts Today.” With sighs of relief we ll take time out for a long awaited Spring Va¬ cation starting on the twenty-fifth of March. However, upon our return, some of us will be faced with the terrifying thought of the Scholastic Apti¬ tude and Achievement Tests, and all of us will be overwhelmed with the gloomy prospect of those Co-operatives again. With the arrival of Opera Week, beginning on the twenty-second of April, school and homework will take a back seat to evenings and after¬ noons of Tannhauser and Aida. Also on the twenty-second, after all the confusion of signing petitions, a barrage of campaign speeches at the as¬ sembly will acquaint us with the candidates for the Student Council offices. We II vote first on the twenty-fourth at the primary election and two days later at the conclusive final election. With the coming of the month of May, the continuous sounds of tin¬ kling flasks and test tubes will give evidence of the struggle in the chem¬ istry lab to identify “unknowns.” On the seventeenth, after weeks of con¬ stant practicing, our own dramatic stars, midst scenery and footlights, will stage the senior play. On the twenty-second, at the All-Shaker Assembly, the seniors will be honored, and the newly elected officers will be installed by Mr. Rupp. On the thirty-first will be the lovely Senior Prom, traditional with its spring formats and corsages. Then finally the coveted “last week” will arrive. There’ll be exams to battle, books to return, commencement exercises to practice, and lock¬ ers to clean. Then in caps and gowns on commencement night the large June class will graduate. Forgotten will be the hours of memorizing and cramming, the hours of erasing marks in worn text-books. At last we’ll all be free to turn our thoughts to plans for the long and care-free Summer Vacation. 32 I 33 ■ Pifa ! 1st row, 1. to r.: Jeanne Mullan, Carolyn Kramer, Lynne Hatch, John Mapes, Betty King. 2nd row: Bob Laird, Martha Leas, Jean McLain, Card Hanson. Bill Morse, Eddie Oster. 3rd row: Kenneth Nungesser, Art Hodoski, Scott McVay, A1 Lorenz, Joan Kostell, Dave Neff, Fritz Harrell. Not in picture: Alice Henderson, Hal Horth, Don¬ na Koppitch, Melvin McVay, William Masek, Bob Curry, Howard Kirsch. 1st row, 1. to r.: Molly Goodman, Dorothy Davis, Sue Garson, Donald Gudin, Muriel Corrigan, Louise Barrett, Serene Goulder, Ellen Good¬ man. 2nd row: Norman Greenburg, Dotty Brien, Norma Feather, Lorna Becker, Ronnie Allison, Lee Almas, Phyllis Faber, Ann Ailes, Margie Adelstein. 3rd row: Irving Gottesman, Stephen Farkas, Jim Davis, Carl Greenspun, Bill Beutel, Jerry Don¬ aldson, Harold Abell, Earl Brooks, Allen Efroymson, Bill Clawson. Not in picture: Ned Bloomfield, Saul Genuth, John Gilliam. 1st row, 1. to r.: Sally Pragg, Donald Wohl, Rose¬ mary Pavilonis, Janet Rothenberg, Willetta Riley, Jeanne Tatum. 2nd row: Mary Roderick, Joan Shaw, Anthony Riviotta, Don Rodgers, Carol Thomas, Jay Silverberg, David Rapaport. 3rd row: Dick Roberts, Nancy Patterson, Kingsley Taft, Robert Thorson, Lewis Perelman, Louis Seidman, Harry White, Allan Schwartzberg. Not in picture: Art Spath 1st row, 1. to r.: Josephine Amodeo, Nathalie Anderson, Eunice Bradley, Sally Auer, Rena Bailey, Joanne Barnum, Mary Lou Avellone, Marilyn Bard, David Agnew. 2nd row: Margery Ammerman, Betty Bekeny, Janice Brand, Bill Armstrong, Barbara Brai- ley, Adelle Bekeny, B. J. Adelson, Nancy Bigalow, Jane Bergold, Mary Baldwin. 3rd row: Jim Brettman. Peter Abbrecht, Richard Barris, Ronald Bartholomew, Jack Brough. Peter Alexander, Jock Bovington, Helmut Al- pers, Allen Boyer, Fred Alpers, Stephen Bailey. Not in picture: Dick Allen, June Baumbaugh, Vic¬ tor Brandgard. 1st row, 1. to r.: Ann Cowan, Frances Cianciolo, Pat Casey, Betty Bryant, Mary Lou Ciulla. Elizabeth Brown, Sarah Bruder. 2nd row: Mary Carter, Nancy Chapman, Nancy Buerkel, Don Dobbins, Raymond Dacek, Victor Buzzelli, Janet Denby, Jeanette Cool. 3rd row: Bill Donley, Frank Ciulla, Bill Crout, Ed Chvosta, John Carson, A1 Brouman, Bill Bruner. Not in picture: David Conant, Ann Cornish, Lee Cornsweet, Dick Daniels, Gerald Davis, Vir¬ ginia DeSantis. 34 1st row, 1. to .r: Patricia Doyle, Jocelyn Ellis, Mary Lou Dunn, Meryl Freyer, Marlene Fisher, Betsy Emery, Carol Greenbaum, Naomi Feigenbaum. 2nd row: Leona Fromson. Patricia Hawgood, Peter Galier, Richard Friedman, Seymour German, Lee Gorman, Peter Sonny Galier, Lois Haber, Adelyn Hecht. 3rd row: Mary Lou Hannon, Arthur Englander, Adrian Ettinger, Charles Freireich, Dominic Gruttadauria, Ann Duncan, Jane Dyer, Dave Gleason Not in picture: Janet Dunbar, Helen Dyken, Rob¬ ert Edrington, Edwin Gaily, Barbara Gold¬ smith, Barbara Grashaw. 1st row, 1. to r.: Judy Katz, Cary Higley, Gloria Keyes, Jean Hosford, Lynn Hirshstein, Alice Hills, Dick Janssen, Adele Kabat, Rita Herseg. 2nd row: Joan Jordan, Pat Johnson, Stanley Hurd, Donald Jordan, Wayne Jordan, Marvel Hein- sohn Richard Hudson, Claire Jones, Abe La¬ ger, Diana Jordan. 3rd row: Kathryn Kolic, Bill Hufferd, Rod Hun- saker, Jack Holler, Bill Hutchinson, Neal Hesche, Bob Kichler, Elwood Holman, Pat Johns. Not in picture: Gilbert Kurland, Bill Kolitz. 1st row, 1. to r.: Dorothy Lamb. Anthea Mellon, Marcia McBride, Martha Nelson, Jeanne Menyhert, Sally Miller, Ann Loeser, Marjorie Levy, Caroline Milano. 2nd row: Jerold Newman, Phyllis Moat, Tom Mooney, Howard Markt, Robert McGeough. Jean McCollum, Peter McDonald, Joyce Morri¬ son, Anita Manchick, Carol London. 3rd row: Sharon Malcolm, Bruce Lederer, Phil Levitt. Charles Lindahl, Hugh Maher, Bob Louden, Bill Madison, Joe Mitchell, Jo-Ann Leland. Not in picture: Ruth Landers, Ross Licere, Gloria Lind, Dolores Longstreet, Joyce Miller, Lois Nemec, Margaret McKinley. 1st row, 1. to r.: Bob Reves. Francis Pedone, Nora Patterson, Enid Palevsky, Jean Pucciani, Jackie Raymer, Jean O’Hara, Donald Rees. 2nd row: Mary Jean Ossmann, Don Percival, Jane Pope. Shirley Roof, Dick Ohmann, Nancy Radcliffe, Ted Robinson, Larry Relyea, Ruth Petersen. 3rd row: Don Novick, Milton Niergarth, Timmy Roudebush, Bob Roberts, Ed Rauh, George Reinbrecht, Eugene Pritchard, Kenneth Ped¬ lar, Charles Ohlrich, Hugh Pettibone. Not in picture: Joan Newmann, Helene Rayden 1st row, 1. to r.: Betty Weaver, Dick Wade, Mar¬ garet Warnement, Nancy Walzer, Jean Wins¬ low, Dick Tuttle. 2nd row: Arlene Wexler, Myrle Wascko, Paul Tho- burn, Audrey Tomlinson, Carolyn Spring, Mary Lou Trenbath, Madeline Scheuer. 3rd row: Grace Werba, Betsey Waldron, Charles Yeager, Tom Thrailkill, James Vaughan, Rene Wessman. Ann Zimmerman, Shirley Weber. Not in picture: Dick Thomas, Dan Tobin, Eva Traini, Mary Walsh, Charles Wyman, Thomas Yasumi, Robert Stemme. 35 1st row, 1. to r.: Shirley Schmidt, Alice Sutton, Carol Rubin, Bob Skaff, Ross Sanfilippo. Ros- alyn, Schwartz, Diane Strohmeier, Jane Sewell. 2nd row: Don Sherwin, Ed Sogg, Janice Schles- sel, John Sowash, Nancy Soltz, Kit Spencer, Herbert Steuer, Benton Russell, Tom Scott, James Schaffer. 3rd row: John Smoots, John Sturgis, Roger Sapp, Bob Struven, Henry Seasholes, Don Seymour, Bob Surgenor, George Scholley, John Sihler, Hayden Smith, Melvin Sturgis. Not in picture: Mary Lou Stone. 1st row. 1. to r.: Ethel Racz, Gary Siegel, Lucille Merritt. Bob McLaughlin. Lynne Rask, Rita Neye, Bernie O’Connor, Vivian Tripodes, Rich¬ ard Sogg. 2nd row: Jean Preisler, Carl Murray, Jeff Parks, Jack Sload, Tom Thompson, Roger Prescott, Jim Rice, Barbara Zell. 3rd row: Dick McLaughlin, Bob Seidel, Mike Smith, Bill Myer, Anson Method, Jim Weizer, Paul Neal, Ted Reinkoester, Bill Slingluff. Not in picture: Frances Newman, Robert O’Brien. Nancy Roebuck, William Schriner, Barbara Winslow, Sally Wolf. 1st row. 1. to r.: Velma Lanese, Joan Griffith, Do¬ lores Kuhns, Janet Jacobson, Cynthia Keller. Jackie Grashaw, Lefty Lefkowich, Daisey Matsumato, Stella Katsoras. 2nd row: Leslie Good, Jim Germana, Bill Hans- com. Dick Kelley, Bill Gould. Don McIntyre, Sherman Hamel, Dorcas Anne Hutchinson. 3rd row: Chuck Johnston, Paul Kossick, Duke Gorling. Jay Holcomb, Jordan Holtz, Bruce MacNab, Tom Harney, Jim Katz, Lowell Kup- fer. Not in picture: Edwin Green, Stanford Gudin, Don Kane, Betty King, Eddie Knox. 1st row, 1 to r.: Lois Gallitte, Betty Lou Baker. Jean Elko, Lennie Epstein, Joan Bernstein, Olga Garbo, Jean Bellanger, Carolyn Adler. Sue Fertel. 2nd row: Marguerite Gilardo, David Auerbach, Elaine Birnbaum, Betty Biele, Joy Carlson, Marilyn Baskind. Anthony Ferguson, Camille Gilardo, Marcia Gilliam. 3rd row: Dick Davis, Sam Caruso, Leonard Aro- noff, Norman Baskin, Tom Cornelia, John Bonnar, Hugo Alpers, Dolores Fife. Not in picture: Wesley Brewer, Perry Carter, Mary Helen Diven, Don Frye. 1st row, 1. to r.: Sally Bauer, Dorothy Blaushila Anita Barrett. Sally Blau, Pat Allen, Virginia Ballard, Margie Ascherman, Florence Apidone. 2nd row: Allan Cohen, Marilyn Bartow, Shirley Brouman, Carol Auerbach, Betty Coen, Renee Clark, Lois Bauer, Liz Benton, Lis Brunken, Henry Amster. 3rd row: Dick Cole, George Behner. Dan Brad¬ ley, Duane Carter, Suds Bissell, Bill Akos, Dick Bitterman, Evadne Ammen, Pinky Broadbent. Not in picture: Mina Bialosky, Virginia Brenza, Clyde Bragdon. 36 1st row, 1. to r.: Jean Davis, Jinx Campbell, Doris Donovan, Jane Evans, Carol Eggers, Mary Lee Evans, Alice DeGeronimo, Barbara Davis. 2nd row: Andrea Field, Marilyn Close, Dave Don¬ aldson, Herb Erf, Jerry Cook. Judy Emerson. Ed Congleton, Jane Ellinger, Bill Feldt. Not in picture: Mary Downes, Louis Duemler, Frances Duffy, Lloyd Early, Howard Elder. 1st row. 1. to r.: Helen Hufini, Jacqueline Groth, Suzanne Ginn. Dorothy Forbes. Ardis French. Mary Anne Forbes, Joan Freedheim, Elinor Goddard, Betty Kidder. 2nd row: Nancy Green, Dagmar Frahme, Elmer Freiberg, David Goldblatt, Larry Gottfried. Bob Goldie, Carl Gottfried, Mary Alice Freer, Elizabeth Gubelmann. Not in picture: Arnold Gleisser, Dollie Green. 1st row, 1. to r.: Roxy Katz, Margie Iglauer, Ber¬ nice Hersch. Rita Hamilton, Jean Iglauer, Mariellen Killpack, Hermein Hascal, Charlotte Jaffe. 2nd row: Connie Hutchings, Nancy Harris, Gerald Herman, Dick Howard, Ned Hess, Andrew Hanes, Carlotta Jirus, Jackie Jones. 3rd row: Joe Holloway, Jack Kennedy, Dan Hahn. Jim Huge, Jim Harkins, George Haynam, Jan Hoogenboom, Bud Hayes, Charles Huebsch- man. Not in picture: Doris Jacobson, Mike Keeler. 1st row, 1. to r.: Dorothy Taylor, Arlene Troxell, Yvonne Whitcomb. Ann Williams, Skooter Walker, Skipper Weir, Caroline Sykes. 2nd row: Barbara Weisman, Joel Tobey, Gordon Thomson, Ralph Stephan, Alan Wright, Jerry Townsend, Virginia Vince, Brent Wood. Not in picture: Nina Wenneman, Marv Wolfson, Jim Zappala. 1st row, 1. to r.: Helen Masaros, Priscilla Lee, Mil¬ dred Hershkowitz, June Lawrence, Helen Lav- das, Brenda Kopf, Mary McCrory, Mary Kiri- yama. 2nd row: Eadie McMahon, Carol Lampl, Nancy Maurer, Gilbert Merrill, Laurel Klein, Jane Loeser, Amy Nishida. 3rd row: Marian Koller, Mary Krum, Larry Lich- tig, Marvin Magar, Bob LeLievre, Herbert Marcus, Beth Lewis, Ernest Kovach. Not in picture: Jane Knowlton, Diane Leidner, Helen Levine, Edward Lux, Allan Marks, Mimi McCann, Daisy Matsumato. Ik ini ' gtLM ■■ Eft : vtri B ■. B gag W 9 i! 37 1st row, 1. to r.: Joyce Newhall, Ellen Morris, Gloria Moeder, Nancy Millard, Sydney Pen¬ nington, Marilyn Miller, Sue Peritore. 2nd row: Irwin Papish, Mickey Phillips, Louis Paul, Doreas Plunkett, Stanley Pasternak, Howard Miller, Bernard Packer, Arnold Meyer. 3rd row: Nadine Nardi, Donald Moore, Cleve Pomeroy, Walter Orr, Jane Monroe, Lloyd Omura, Ellen Myer. Not in picture: Joan Patin, Robert Pennock. Edythe Platt, Herb Polk. 1st row, 1. to r.: Ann Ross, Joanne Samas, Marian Rentz, Vonelle Reppeto, Joan Raab, Mary Janet Reese, Barbara Pratt. 2nd row: Bob Raymond, Joan Ruby, David Sachs, John Rufflni, Bob Power, Bill Rini, Brooks Reimer. 3rd row: Jim Porter. Tom Reading, Bill Gregg, Bunny Pribble, Skip Rosser, Bert Reid. Not in picture: James Randall, Dick Roebuck. 1st row, 1. to r.: Marty Stubbs, Ann Tabler. Natalie Simon, Joan Spencer, Rosamunde Reed. 2nd row: Judy Steiner, Dolores Sims, Ed Stotter, Dick Schultz, Charlie Sedlak, Sally Skeel. Susan Sill. 3rd row: Bob Silverstein. Tom Simpson, Lee Shep- erd, Dick Studeny, George Smith, Dick Stillin- ger, David Sperry, Paul Sindelar. Not in picture: Jack Stevens, Lillian Sievertson. ls + row, 1. to r.: Toby Bogen, Jean Evans, Lois Erdman, Barbara Ellacott, Gloria Surgeon. Marie Caruso, Sally Bedell, LaVerne Bastel. 2nd row: Joanne Clark, Art Schaffer, Ilene Shu¬ bin, Betty Bedell, Janet Shelton, Mary Atkin. 3rd row: Paul Davidson, Ralph Dorer, Allan Fri- field, Ned Sullivan, Phil Dawson, Hugh Dan- aceau, Don Dorer, Bruce Stem, Dick Brunner. Not in picture: Pat Bertman, Barbara Boykin, Bob Chamberlin, Mary Cianciolo, Don Edelman. John Emery, Barbara Schultz. 1st row, 1. to r.: Sally Hascal, Nannette Rapport. Elinor Freedman, Gloria Goodstein, Marjorie Taylor, Marilyn Dubin, Harriett Fox, Debby Linn, Maxine Gerber. 2nd row: Sue Friedman. Jo Huntley, Pat Talbert. Sally Harwood, Eileen Joseph, Margie Gratiot, Laura Lechner, Jackie Harris, Carl Himmel- man. 3rd row: Verna Swanson, Bob Lister, Lenny Lewis. Tom Swiler, John Henderson, Ralph Krohn- gold, Ed Given, Bill Fotheringham, Charles Sykes, Sylvia Loeb. Not in picture: Robert Lauster, Bruno Kaiser. 38 1st row, 1. to r.: Carolyn Raymond, Sue Root, Therese Zeleznik, Pat Patno, Carol Osborn, Nancy Rose, Sally Palmer, Betty Miller. 2nd row: Don Price, Marty Zweig, Betsy Martin, Nancy Reid, Ernest Miller, Eileen Yeager, Shir¬ ley Osborn. 3rd row: Don Mechalowitz, Evan Roderick, Warren Morse, John Morganthaler, Jim Mueller, Har¬ old Prusa, Jack Oster, Vincent Olivario Not in oicture: Bill Naegel, Paul Radcliffe, Bob Render. Harlan Todd. P - V OUR RETURN In years from now when older, wiser, we return To look back in on well-known rooms and cherished nooks, We may recall some long-outdated urge to learn When gazing through those double doors at endless books. We’ll contemplate the choir room’s broad, ascending tiers While bits of old refrains run through our hazy minds. The laboratory down the hall brings back those fears Concerning unidentified “unknowns” and “finds.” We’ll vision touchdowns, marching bands, and girls in jeans While noticing the football field in just a glance; Surveying both the gyms will call up varied scenes, — A lively game of basketball, a special dance And only when we leave once more the hallowed halls And turn our backs on yesterday’s good times and fun, A homesick feeling taunts, a gloomy thought appals,— Perhaps our finest, grandest days of life are done. 39 First row, left to right: Brooke Calder, Jack Kennedy, Frank Sarka, John Ruffini, Albert Reid, Tom Reading, Forrest Rosser, Warren Morse, Charles Small. Richard Mapes, Tom Thrailkill, Manager, Richard Hudson. Manager, Robert Kicnler. Manager. Second Row: Ray Singer, Line Coach. Herbert Polk, Ross Cowan, Burton Rayden, Allan Littman, Richard Shaw, Jack Horner, Fritz Jackson, Gerald Galvin, William Naegel, Phil Dawson, Norman Schoen, Head Coach. Third Row: Carl Cummings. Allan Kolb, George Bissell, Gerald Cook, James Mueller, Leonard Lewis, James Weizer, William fotner- ingham, Robert Chamberlin, Michael Smith, Robert Power. WIN, LOSE, OR DRAW . . Fall rolls around and practice begins for another football season . . . veterans return: Weizer, Rosser, Cook, Calvin, Dawson . . . muscles ache and joints groan as men are whipped into shape . . . footballs fill the air . . . running, blocking, tackling men go through plays. . . earnest prepa¬ ration for opener, and Raiders down South High 20-12 at Shaker Field . . . a bus ride to Cuyahoga Falls, and Shaker emerges on top of a 7-0 score . . . gaps which appear in line-up due to injuries are temporarily filled . . . back to Shaker we meet Elyria who edges the Raiders 7-6; Calder out for the season ... a trip to Shaw for annual night game; a close, hard-fought battle ends in 6-6 tie ... a visit to powerful Lorain, and Raiders go down 41 Left to right — Eugene Branson, Sophomore Coach, Norman Schoen, Head Coach, Ray Singer, Line Coach, Robert Pe- trequin. Assistant Line Coach. to a 20-6 defeat — Cowan injured . . . school spirit low . . . Universi¬ ty School, Shaker’s neighborhood rival, next on the list ... a thrilling game and a 6-6 tie with U. S. — Polk through for the year ... a jaunt to Willoughby — a 13-0 victory — spirits are heartened once more . . . pre¬ pare for battle with our hilltop rivals, the Heights Tigers . . . Heights is surprised and scared, as they can only muster a 7-0 win over Shaker—Cook injured and through for the year . . . season closes with Lakewood at Shaker on Dad’s day ... a wonderful 33-12 trouncing administered by our Red Raiders over the Lakewood Rangers — Galvin and Weizer in full glory . . . four wins, three losses, and two ties show fair football record . . . team, hampered all season by injuries, showed morale and fighting spirit to the end . . . prospects for next year much better . . . eight let- termen return: Bissell, Chamberlin, Cook, Fotheringham, Polk, Rayden, Rosser, and Weizer. Results Shaker . . 20 South . . 12 Shaker . . 7 Cuyahoga Falls . . 0 Shaker . . 6 Elyria . . 7 Shaker . . 6 Shaw . . . 6 Shaker . . 6 Lorain 20 Shaker . . 6 U. S. . 6 Shaker . . 13 Willoughy . 0 Shaker . . 0 Cleveland Hts. . . . 7 Shaker . . 33 Lakewood . . 12 42 First row left to right: William Hanscom, Gilbert Kurland. Richard Janssen, Gary Siegel, Carl Murray, William Gould. Howard Markt, Donald McIntyre, Robert McGeough, Sonny Galier. Ronald Bartholomew. Victor Buzzelli. Second row: Eugene Branson, Coach, Gerald Davis, George Scholley, Tim Roudebush, Richard McLaughlin, Edward Rein- koester, John Parks, Jack Sload, Milton Niergarth, Jack Holler, Charles Ohlrich. Allan Brouman, Larry Relyea, Mgr. Third row Bruce MacNab, Anson Method. William Donley, Roger Sapp, Henry Seasholes, Sam Caruso, David Gleason, Jock Bovington Tom Harney, Roderick Hunsaker, Robert Struven, William Hutchinson, William Slingluff. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Bill Hanscom, Jack Sload, Bill Hufford, Sam Caruso, Milt Niergarth, Melvin Shaffron, Ade Ettin- Secondl ' r o w! C M r ° Br a n so n oac h Tom U T hr a il k i 11, Jack Holler, Jerry Davis. Henry Seasholes, George Reinbrecht. Neal Hesche, Tim Roudebush, Bill Slingluff, Bob Kichler. 43 First row. left to right: Jack Horner. Mgr., Jim Jones, Carl Cummings, Warren Morse, Neil Ruddock Second row: Jack Balazs, Bob Chamberlin, Suds Bissell, Dave Dressier, Mike Narten, Jerrv Cook Not in picture: Art Portugal. IN THE BASKET FOR A GOAL . . . Arch of the ball through the air ... a goal ... a cheering crowd . smart defense . . . sparkling offense . . . long practices . . . teamwork is developed . . . Raiders open with a 42-29 victory over Eu¬ clid Central . . . lose to Lorain 46-30 . . . fall to Shaw 31-20 . . . routed by Glenville 51-34 . . . Christmas vacation halts play . . . trip to Elyria— lose thrilling contest 38-32 . . . H eights wins in last minute 56- 51 ... Lakewood game with 27-42 score ends the first half of the season . . . Jones and Narten graduate . . . team weakened but holds up . . . ends season with surprising 38-24 upset score over Lakewood . . . over¬ time battle gives Shaker near upset of Rocky River with 42-41 loss in dis¬ trict tournament finale. SECOND HALF Shaker . 26 Shaker . 28 Shaker . 38 Shaker . 38 Shaker . 38 SCHEDULE Lorain . 43 Shaw . 44 Elyria . 48 Heights . 49 Lakewood . 24 44 First row, left to right: Hugh Wells, Hugh Pettibone, Rod Hunsaker, Bill Bruner, Chuck Ohlrich, Ed Rauh, Bob Struven, Chuck Lindahl. Duke Gorling, Bruce Lederer, Brook Riemer, Pete McDonald, Chuck Ohmann. Second row: Gilbert Merrill, Marvel Heinsohn. John Bonnar, Joe Holloway. Bob Goldie, Bruce McIntyre, Herb Erf, Paul Radcliff. Tom Cornsweet, Lowell Kupfer, Don McIntyre, Ed Stotter, B. J. Adelson, George Lee, coach. Third row: Dan Hahn, Dick Stillinger, Gordon McKay, Dave Goldblatt. Phil Kornreich. Stanton Lee, John Morganthaler, Ray Silver, Tom Reading, Jim Mericka, John Richardson, Mgr., Mike Keeler, Mgr., John Sturgis. STROKE BY STROKE OR SPLASHING THROUGH. . . Season begins with Coach Lee again at the helm . . . Mericka elected captain . . . practice continues . . . strokes become smoother . . . mus¬ cles more pliable . . . breaststrokers: Cornsweet and Kornreich — back- strokers: Hahn and Stotter — freestylers: Mericka, Kolb, Lee, McKay, and Silver — and divers: Wells and McIntyre make up nucleus of the squad — Wells cops city diving championship . , . Mericka establishes new record in Lake Erie championship . . . freestyle relay team of Mericka, Wells, Kolb, and McKay wins state title as team comes in third in the state championship. SEASON SCHEDULE Shaker . 30 Shaker . 21 Shaker . 30 Shaker . 29 Shaker . 30 Shaker . 26 Shaker . 45 Shaker . 30 Shaker . 30 East Tech . 36 Lakewood . 45 Shaw . 36 Cleve. Hts. 37 W. R. A. 36 East Tech . 40 Cleve. Hts. 21 Shaw . 36 U. S. 36 45 First row, left to right: Lefty Janssen, Dick Moat. Shelly Estes, A1 Weizman, Pete Tripodes, John Terhune, A1 Littman, Milt Klein, Jim Smith, Don Edelman. Second row: Jerry Newman, Art Schaffer. Don Novick, Ross Cowan, Bob Lister, Howard Markt, Sherman Hamel, Sonny Galier, Ross Sanfilippo. Bob McLaughlin. Third row: Bill Naegal, Dan Tobin, George Scholley, GeorgeSmith, Jim Mueller, Tom Swiler, Bob Goldman, Mgr., Harlan Todd, Dick Brunner, Bob Risman, Bert Rayden, Bob Lowry. READY - WRESTLE . . . Shouts of pin that guy . . . weeks of practice ... a new coach, Mr. Art KI ingel . . . Shaker’s matmen are at it again . . . Edelman, Moat, Smith, Klein, Weizman, Terhune, and Littman are returning lettermen . . . Jansen, To¬ bin, Sanfilippo, Estes, Rayden, Trioodes, and Naegal win Dlaces on the team ... a slow start, but squad begins to show old form . . . Naegal injured and lost from the team . . . Weizman missed after mid-year graduation . . . Matmen bring to Shaker first wrestling championship as they tie John Adams for Greater Cleveland honors . . . Milt Klein wins 139-pound championship to become Shaker’s second state champion in nine years. SEASON Shaker . 18 Shaker . 28 Shaker . 30 Shaker . 32 Shaker . 19 Shaker . 26 Shaker . 19 Shaker . 17 Shaker ,. 23 Shaker . 36 Shaker . 27 SCHEDULE John Adams. . 23 West High. . 12 Coll inwood . . 10 John Hay . . 8 West Tech . . 16 U. S. . 8 Marshall . . 17 Lakewood . . 17 Rhodes . . 11 Euclid Shore . . 5 Garfield Hts. . 8 46 First row left to right ' Bill Shepler, Ross Cowan, Bob Render, John Ruffini, Neil Ruddock, Dick Brunner, Doug Frank, Sam Caruso, Shelly Estes. Jim Smith, Tom Cornsweet, Ted Bamberger, Bart Newell. ir __ Second row Don McDonnell, Bill Slingluff. Fritz Jackson. Dick Falls, Dave Clyde, Pete Tripodes, Walter Orr, Phil Kom- reich, Bruce MacNab, Don Dorer, Ed Hawkins, Dan Hahn. Hugh Wells, Mr. Lee. Coach. Third row Stanton Lee, Carl Slagle, Stu Kuhn, Jim Mericka. Evan Roderick, Milt Friedman, Jack Gerber, Mgr., Mike Nar- ten Bob Chamberlin, John Terhune, Anson Method, A1 Klausner. Ed Meadow, Frank Sarka. Not in picture: A1 Kolb RUNNING . . . JUMPING . . . THROWING . . . The crunching of shoes on the cinder track ... a body hurtling through the air in the broad jump . . . the soaring grace of the pole vault . . . that’s Shaker’s track team ... a new coach, Ray Singer . . . thir¬ teen lettermen return: Bamberger, Meadow, Brunner, Estes, Ruddock, Ca¬ ruso, Kuhn, Shepler, Frank, Falls, Chamberlin, Clyde, and Render . . . Hill Top and Lake Erie Championships, the Northeastern District and State Championships, and dual meets with Shaw and Cathedral Latin offer a tough but exciting schedule for Shaker’s cindermen. ON YOUR MARK . . . GET SET . . . GO . . . A new sport invades Shaker . . . Coach Ray Singer develops a cross country track team . . . Cleveland Heights spoils opening meet by edging Shaker 27-28 . . . Raiders take a third place in the Rhodes, Lakewood, Heights and Shaker combined meet . . . twelfth place in the district meet a thrilling meet but a loss to Latin 27-28 . . . First row, left to right: Bill Feldt, Mgr.. Chuck Johnston, John Meisser, Vince Olivario, Ray Singer, Coach. Second row: Ed Meadow, Evan Roderick, John Henderson, Ned Sullivan, Don Dorer, Ed Hawkins. 47 FirS Edelman eft t0 right: charles Sedlak, Mgr., Dick Shultz, Bert Rayden, Herb Polk, Dave Donaldson, Jack Horner, Don Second row: Lenny Lewis, Jack Kennedy, Mgr., Jim Jones, Skip Rosser. Dick Mapes. Jerry Galvin, Norm Schoen, Coach. Third row: Jim Mueller, Jerry Cook, Suds Bissell, Phil Dawson, Carl Cummings, Bill Fotheringham. BATTER UP . . . The cry of play ball . . . baseball, Shaker’s new sport, organized last year, comes into the spotlight . . . Coach Schoen puts his regulars through their workouts ... no schedule has been formed at Dress time, but the same teams who greeted Shaker’s infant sport last year will find a tougher Raider nine . . . eight lettermen return: Cook, Rosser, Bissell, Dawson, Lewis, Shultz, Fotheringham, and Rayden. SET POINT . . . Spring and fall skies . . . white shorts contrasted with tanned bodies . . chops and lazy lobs . . . General John leads his tennis team into action . .. Jones, Neff, and Silver put up Shaker’s singles opposition . . . Dressle ' r-Kuhn and Falls-Clyde form the doubles competition . . . the fall season, cut short by rain, ended with Shaker’s conquering Shaw twice and losing once, then falling in defeat to Lakewood in their only encounter with the Rangers . . . the spring session begins the last of April with U.S., Shaw, Ffeights, East Tech, Collinwood, Benedictine, and Cathedral Latin the opponents . . . First row. left to right: Tom Scott, Dick Falls, Jim Jones, Bill Neff. Second row: Dave Clyde, Stu Kuhn, Dave Dressier, Ray Sil¬ ver, Mr. Harbourt, Coach. 48 Left to right: Charles Sedlak, Jane Casey, Jack Chadwick, Betty Kidder, Bob Wood, Marilyn Michell, Wayne Jordan- CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders, who this past year were Marilyn Mi Betty Kidder, Bob Wood, Jack Chadwick, Wayne Jordan, and lak, are chosen by competitive try-outs. Each contestant has to ori ' gfpate a cheer and give the cheers we have had in past years. The chee JL aders perform at all Dep rallies, football and basketball games. They afe T s p on- sible for increasing our school spirit and thereby boosting the morale of those who are participating in the competitive sports. 49 First row, left to right: Lois Brien, Mary Downs, Lois Erdman, Jean Menyhert, Norma Perryman, Mary Lou Mer- curie, Janet Morgan, Joyce Newhall, Vilma Lanese. Second row: Nancy Bretschneider, Joan Rabb, Lynn Rase, Grace Werba, Ardis French, Ann Schleuniger, Mina Bialosky, Nancy Bigalow, Miss Komp. GIRLS’ LEADERS’ CLUB OFFICERS President.... Vice-President Secretary.... T reasurer.... Norma Perryman Joan Patin Thelma Wingert Ardis French The Girls’ Leaders’ Club is an athletic organization open to girls who excel in physical education work, leadership, scholarship, and good sports¬ manship. The members of the club assist the physical education teacher in class in whatever way they can, officiate at after-school sports, and are re¬ sponsible for the efficient administration of the athletic association. 50 GIRLS’ SWIMMING LEADERS First row, left to right: Mary Auer, Polly Povejsil, Joanne Clark, Lida Pauli Faber, Betty Janssen, Eleanor Cohen, Verna Hempy. Second row: Nancy Shaffer, Marianne Leas, Nancy Becker, Miss Burke, Celine Rein- brecht, Eugenia Reinbrecht, Martha Dennis. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester President.Eleanor Cohen Lida Pauli Faber Secretary.Verna Hempy Martha Dennis The Girls’ Swimming Leaders assist in swimming classes by taking at¬ tendance, checking lengths, and teaching beginners. In addition, the girls learn to improve their own strokes and leadership ability. President.... Vice-President Secretary.... Treasurer.. . . OFFICERS Verna Hempy Marianne Leas Nancy Shaffer Nancy Becker Membership in the Shares Club is open to all girls who can successful¬ ly pass a try-out test. The Shares teach swimming after school, participate in swimming meets, sponsor the inter-class swimming meet, and present water pageants. First row, left to right: Polly Povejsil, Joanne Clark, Lida Pauli Faber, Nancy Bretschnei- der, Eleanor Cohen, Roberta Good, Verna Hempy. Second row: Nancy Shaffer, Shirley Hayes, Martha Dennis, Marianne Leas, Nancy Becker, Celine Reinbrecht, Eugenia Reinbrecht, Miss Burke. Not in picture: Anne Cowan. SHARCS CLUB 51 52 • • First row, left to right: Dick Moat, Barbara Shultz, Sally Auer, Lois Anderson, Jane Knowlton, Sidney Pennington, Arlene Troxell, Verna Hempy, Hugh Wells. Second row: Joe Holloway, Dan Passell, Paul Sindeiar, Sam Caruso, Judy Emerson, Phyllis Moat, John Holler, Jack Sload. Neil Ruddock, Bill Hanscom. Third row: Skip Rosser, Jerry Davis, Dick Falls, Warren Morse, Dave Dressier, Stuart Kuhn, Bob Roberts. Bob Struven, David Goldblatt, Lenny Lewis. Not in picture: Bill Harper, Barbara Boykin, Elizabeth Benton, Tom Thrailkill, Jo Ellis. STUDENT COUNCIL President. Vice-President. . . Secretary . T reasurer. Business Manager OFFICERS . Ross Cowan .Ted Bamberger . Joan Griffith .Warren Riebe . James Smith The Student Council gives the students of Shaker High the chance to govern themselves. The council is composed of representatives elected from each homeroom. These representatives discuss the council’s ideas with the students in their homerooms and return the students’ suggestions at the weekly council meetings. President, Vice-President, and Secretary of the council are elected to¬ ward the close of school for the following year. The Treasurer is appointed after being recommended for the job by his teachers, and passing a test based on the work of the office. The Business Manager is appointed. 53 First row, left to right: Ann Ross, Joan Griffith, Ann Cowan. Barbara Shultz, Marty Stubbs, Joyce Newhall. Arlene Troxell, Gloria Keyes, June Summers, Pat Allen, Mrs. Evans, Joan Jordan, Carol Osborn, Sally Skeel, Sydney Pennington, Carol London, Joan Bernstein, Janet Morgan, Natalie Anderson, Pat Neff, Dona Jordan. Second row: Gloria Surgeon, Suzanne Deutsch, Therese Zeleznik, Barbara Cunningham, Edith Noyes, Pat Hawgood, Shirley Osborn. Joy Bailey, Dorcas Ann Hutchinson, Pat Johns, Ruth Cohen, Diane Leidner, Mary Krum, Grace Werba, Judy Emerson, Dorothy Seidel, Doris Jacobson, Carolyn Bryer, Margie Iglauer, Vonelle Reppeto, Joanne Clark, Lois Brien. Third row: Marilyn Close. Jane Monroe, Jim Germana, Dick Roebuck. Bruce Lederer, Bill Conant, Ross Cowan, Bruce McIntyre, Dick Shaw, Bob LeLievre, Elwood Holman, Lawrence Lichtig, Bob Lister, Dick Ohmann, Hugh Wells, Vic Buzzelli, Ed Sogg, Tom Scott, Ann Williams, Nancy Soltz, Beverly Fisher, Mary Carter. Fourth row: Margie Gratiot, Pam Method, Jim Relyea, Dick Mapes, Dick Falls, Ralph Wolfstein, Stanton Lee, Marc Hyre, George Bissell, Jay Holcomb, Dave Sperry, Dave Clyde, Dick Stillinger, Ronald Bartholomew, Dan Passell. Barbara Brailey, Doris Donovan. Secretaries.Suzanne Deutsch, Carol Osborn Treasurer.Judy Emerson Accompanists.Barbara Shultz, James Relyea, Bruce McIntyre Librarians.Mary Krum, Barbara Boykin Wardrobe.Lois Brien Student Manager.Dick Shaw The A CapDella Choir is the largest musical organization of our school; this year it has been comprised of ninety-one voices. Membership in the choir is by try-out. This past year, A Cappella presented a program at the first P. T. A. meeting of the year, held a music festival on December 9, sang for the Men’s Club at Plymouth Church, gave concerts at Epworth-Euclid Church and Thompson Aircraft, presented its annual Christmas assembly, represented Shaker at the Lake Erie League Choir Festival held at Lorain on March 22, and sang at both the January and June commencements. 54 Peter Abbrecht, Betty Allison, Ronnie Allison, Henry Amster, Betty Biele, John Breck- ling, Bill Bruner, Burton Berg, John Bonnar, Myron Chernin, John Carson. Richard Davis. Jim Davis, Jean Davis, Hubert Danaceau, Ralph Dorer, Mary Lou Dunn, Arthur Englander, Steve Farkas, William Feldt. Bill Fotheringham, Larry Gcltfried, William Gould, Stanford Gudin, Carl Himmelman, Bill Hutchinson. Eunice Licht. Deborah Linn, Bob Louden, Don McIntyre, Bruce MacNab, Alan Marks, Anthea Mellon, Lucille Merritt, Gilbert Merrill, Howard Miller, Bill Morse, Milton Niergarth, Robert Pennock, Eugene Pritchard, Barbara Pratt, Willetta Riley, Bill Rini, Robert Risman, Benton Russell, Ian Seeds, Donald Seymour, Melvin Shafron, Richard Tappenden, Frank Tichy, Gloria Ulch. BAND OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Librarian Bill Fotheringham Ian Seeds Therese Zeleznik Mary Lou Dunn This is our Shaker band. We’ve all been proud of its fine performances this past year at football games, pep-rallies, and assemblies. As the mem¬ bership in the band swelled, we swelled with pride. Let s support our band and watch it grow. 55 First row, left to right: Ruth Eckstein, Cynthia Strchm, Beverly Rich, Janet Miller, Mary Lou Trenbath, Nancy Walzer. Roberta Good, Sue Kramer, Ellen Morris, Sally Blau Joan Bernstein, Marilyn Bard. Second row: Mary Auer, Arline Wattenmaker, Sydney Pennington, Sally Skeel. Lois An¬ derson, Jane Pope, Lynne Rask, Carol Rubin, Jean Iglauer, Joan Freedheim, Barbara Nurenberg, Roxy Katz. Third row: Sue Friedman, Dick Felber, Marv Wolfson, Joe Mitchell, Bob Lister, Kathryn Svec, Nancy Becker, Dagmar Frahme, Nancy Green, David Sachs, Gloria Goodstein, Margie Ascherman, Mrs. Anderson. Fourth row: Herb Erf, Frank Solomon, Jim Wolf, Dick Falls, Evan Roderick, Alton Pope, Leonard Soloway, A1 Wright, Bob Louden, Ed Hawkins, Lawrence Fetterman, John Richardson, Mrs. Gifford. Not in picture: Nancy Priode, Ginny Burgin, Bill Gregg, Jane Sewell, Joyce Newhall, Joyce Morrison, Mary Lee Evans, Jack Balazs, Art Schaeffer, Abe Lager. SHAKERITE STAFF Editor-in-Chief.... News Editor. City Editor. Literary Editor. Feature Editor. Sports Editor. Photographic Editor. Business Manager. . Circulation Manager Faculty Advisers. . . EDITORS .Alton Pope .Leonard Soloway .Herb Erf .Roberta Good .Lois Anderson .James Wolf .David Sachs .Dick Falls .Lawrence Fetterman .Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Gifford The Shakerite contains the latest information about the activities at our school. Issues of the paper are published eight times a year. Staff members are chosen by try-out, for which they submit samples of their writing. The Shakerite offers an excellent opportunity to those students interested in journalism. 56 First row, left to right: Sally Bauer, Wilma Kohn, Eleanor Cohen, Lida Pauli Faber, Martha Dennis, Jean Gans, Gail Jaster, Nancy Coe. Second row: Jean Goldie, Doris Donovan, Eugenia Reinbrecht, Marianne Leas, Nancy Becker, Martha Lou Brown, Beth Lewis, Joanne Hunt, Mary Auer. Third row: Jackie Jones, Ardis French, Tom Cornsweet, Paul Sindelar, George Bissell, Warren Morse, Mary Alice Freer, Jeanne Bigalow, Dick Moat. Not in picture: Nancy Priode, Sue Kirtz, Joan Patin, Renee Clark. HONOR STUDY HALL ADVISERS The Honor Study Hall Advisers are appointed upon the recommenda¬ tion of former members with the approval of the Central Committee. Two of them act as co-advisers in each Honor Study Hall. They check atten¬ dance and maintain quiet. Before taking charge of a study hall, they act as apprentices. CENTRAL COMMITTEE The Central Committee has complete control of the Honor Study Halls. The members choose the advisers upon the recommendation of the present advisers, hold court every Tuesday for offenders, check the absentee slips, and elect the Central Committee for the following year. Three members of the committee are in charge of the cafeteria home-room. Left to right: Jane Casey, Jim Smith, Alan Littman, John Richardson, Jenny Lou Craig, Verna Hempy. 57 First row, left to right: Sally Bauer, Pat Patno. Carol Osborn, Betty Coen, Sally Skeel, Betty Holloway, Martha Kennedy, Nancy Becker, Jenny Lou Craig, Doris Rossback, Eleanor Freedman. Nancy Rose, Harriet Fox, Betty Allison, Sara Toll. Second row: Marjorie Ammerman, Lois Bauer, Frances Broadbent, Lois Anderson, Mary Lou Holland. Jane Pope, Rene Wessman, Jane Dyre, Jean McCollum, Mickey Rad- cliffe, Adelle Bekeny, Ann Zimmerman, Mary Lou Hannon, Audrey Thomas, Jo Ann Huntley, Sally Blau. Third row: Yvonne Whitcomb, Joan Ruby, Carol Marshall, Elizabeth Gubelmann, Betsy Martin, Nancy Priode, Dagmar Frahme, Martha Lou Brown, Elizabeth Duffill, Joan Murphy, Beth Lewis, Shirley Osborn, Nancy Thomas, Nancy Green, Kathryn Svec, Barbara Cunningham. Fourth row: Sue Friedman, Margie Smith, Marian Koller, Phyllis Moat, Nancy Soltz, Lois Sundberg, Shirley Brinker, Virginia Opatrny, Joan Lyons, Betty Bedell, Mary Krum, Nancy Reid, Margie Polster, Margie Tack, Judy Emerson, Barbara Weisman, June Summers. MIRIAM STAGE LEAGUE OFFICERS President. Vice-President. . . . Secretary-T reasurer Program Chairman. Jenny Lou Craig .Nancy Becker Martha Kennedy Barbara Nurenberg The Miriam Stage League is an organization formed to serve the school and the community. The league administers to the vocational, occupation¬ al, and personal needs and desires of girls. Service to the school consists of assisting in making Dad ' s Day a success, and serving at banquets. The club helps needy families in the community. Membership in the Miriam Stage League is open to all girls. 58 First row, left to right: Lillian Calabreze, Virginia Horak, Mildred Greenburg, La Verne Pastel, Mary Cianciolo, Brenda Kopf, Ginny Brenza, Barbara White. Betty Miller. Zella Surre, Ann Higley, Caroline Raymond, Ann Cowan, Pat Doyle. Second row: Priscilla Lee, Jean Winslow, Jean Evans, Sally Palmer, Mary Lou Trenbath, Barbara Ellacott, Jo Ellis, Barbara Davis, Mar¬ ilyn Michell, Mary Walsh, Janet Dunbar, Margaret Warnement, Marilyn Bard, Arlene Troxell, Joan Spencer. Third row: Laura Lechner, Lois Corday, Vonnelle Reppeto, Nancy Coe, Sydney Pennington, Dorothy Taylor, Jean Hosford, Edith Schaff- ner, Dorothea Walker, Martha Weir, Betty Kidder, Roberta Good, Mary Ann Early, Mary Ellen Douglas. Fourth row: Dolores Sims, Pat Johnson, Nancy Maurer, Betty Bekeny, Margie Gratiot, Shirley Weber, Ann Cornish, Mary Atkin, Eliz¬ abeth Brunken, Martha Kingsley, Arline Wattenmaker, Mariellen Killpack, Pat Casey. First row, left to right: Josephine Amodeo, Charlotte Jaffe, Sally Bruder, Ruth Eckstein, Sue Fertel, Lois Lefkowich, Barbara Shultz, Natalie Anderson, Wilma Kohn, Estelle Rogoff. Sue Root. Dolores Kuhn, Elaine Jaife, Toby Bogen, Cynthia Strohm. Second row: Diane Strohmeier, Roxy Katz, Ellen Morris, Sue Kramer, Louise Blum, Pat Dietz, Joan Mittleman, Marilyn Bloch, Naomi Feigenbaum, Sally Wolf, Carol Greenbaum, Margie Ascherman, Judy Steiner, Sue Sill, Joan Bernstein. Third row: Beatrice Seeley, Sally Miller, Marlene Fisher, Carol Auerbach, Nancy Roebuck, Mimi McCann, Diane Jordan, Ginny Burgin, Jackie Harris, Gloria Goodstein, Adelyn Hecht, Rita Neye, Joan Freedheim, Marilyn Bartow, Joanne Womer, Janet Neumark. Fourth row: Doris Jacobson. Jane Loeser, Sue Friedlander. Lynn Hirshstein, Margaret Iglauer. Jean Iglauer. Gloria Moeder, Carol Eggers, Eileen Joseph, Nancy Buerkel, Mary Carter, Arlene Klausner, Suzanne Deutsch, Beverly Fisher, Ruth Petersen, Mary J. Ossmann, Lois Haber. 59 First row. left to right: Charlotte Jaffe, Elaine Jaffe, Rosamunde Reed, Sue Kramer, Wilma Kohn, Ellen Duffy, Estelle Rogoff, Ellen Morris, Virginia Horak, Ruth Randall, Cynthia Strohm. Second row: Judy Steiner. Gloria Goodstein, Polly Povejsil, Marilyn Bloch, Dorothy Blauschild, Pat Bertman, Virginia Ballard, Margaret Iglauer, Arlene Klausner, Vonnelle Reppeto, Margie Ascherman, Suzanne Deutsch. Third row: Edith Noyes, Barbara Weisman Joanne Womer, Joanne Repp, Nancy Green, Diane Leidner, Marian Koller, Marilyn Close, Margie, Polster. Dorothy Seidel, Betty Coen. TRAVEL CLUB OFFICERS President. David Burroughs Vice-President. John Terhune Business Manager. Ellen Duffy Publicity Chairman. Don McDonnell Treasurers.Audrey Leidner Judy Steiner Dick Ohmann Program Chairman.Mary Ann Early Chairman of Refreshment Committee. Margaret Shovary Projectionist.David Sachs Radio Announcer. Beverly Rich Chairman of Displays. Dorcas Ann Hutchinson Usherettes. Joanne Womer Joanne Repp Receptionists. Stanton Lee, Parker Brown The Travel Club tries to bring to its members a better understanding of other lands and other peoples. First row, left to right: Sally Bauer, Lillian Cala- breze, Toby Bogen, Mary Ann Early, David Bur¬ roughs, Lois Corday, Louise Blum, Roxy Katz, Ruth Eckstein. Second row: Sue Fertel, Sue Sill, Sue Friedman, Ginny Burgin, Mary Lee Evans, Marilyn Bartow, Joan Norman, Jaqueline Groth, Madelyn Scheuer. Third row: Beverly Fisher, Joanna McLeod, Joy Carlson, Doris Jacobson. Jane Ellinger, Phyllis Moat, Dorothy Jacobs, Jean Iglauer, Mary At¬ kins, Martha Kingsley, Mrs. Barrow. Fourth row: Dorcas Hutchinson, John Sowash, Don McDonnell, John Terhune, Joan Lyons, Herb Erf, David Sachs, Eileen Joseph, Jane Loeser. 60 First row, left to right: Ned Hess, Hugh Wells. Dave Burroughs, Jim Wolf, John Richard¬ son, Jack Balazs, Marc Hyre, George Bissell, Bob LeLievre, Bill Harper, Skip Rosser, Charles Freireich, Herb Erf, Herb Polk, David Auerbach. Second row: Mary Ann Early, Jenny Lou Craig, Nan cy Coe, Dolly Green, Nancv Maurer, Nancy Priode, Marianne Leas, Nancy Becker, Celine Reinbrecht, Joanne Repp, Sue Kirtz, Joanne Womer, Ann Schleuniger, Jean Goldie, Betty Holloway, Pinky Broadbent. Jo Ann Huntley, Roberta Good. Third row: Henry Amster, Ralph Wolfstein, Jack Homer. Milion Niergarth, Ed Congleton, Bill Shepler, Bill Conant, A1 Weizman, Jack Kennedy, Sam Caruso, Dick McLaugh¬ lin, Doug Frank, Harlan Todd, Bob Goldie, Sheldon Estes, Herbert Birnbaum, Ted Bamberger. Fourth row: Lawrence Fetterman, Dick Brunner, Bob Risman, Frank Tichy, Jim Jones, Tim Roudebush, Alvin Klausner, Neil Ruddock, Warren Riebe, Don McDonnell, Charles Small, Gordon McKay, Warren Morse, Anson Method, John Sturgis, Bart Newell. Fifth row: Mike Narten, Dick Studeny, Bruce MacNab, John Breckling, John Terhune, Dave Dressier, Arthur Portugal, Sanford Barron, John Henderson, George Smith. Ed Hawkins, Don Dorer, John Ruffini, Tom Reading. J+ C -n 6 ' j . S 4 O ' V £ .V ' ' ? e . BOOSTERS o j CAPTAINS Neil Ruddock Doug Frank Jim Wolf Dave Dressier Marc Hyre Jack Balazs Bill Sheoler The Booster Force is comprised of certain students who have been cho¬ sen to enforce the hall regulations. In addition to guarding the halls and stairways, the boosters operate the noon movies, provide ushers to keep or¬ der, pass out programs at football games, and furnish girls to assist in the Student Council office and help behind the counter in the cafeteria. The Vice-President of the council heads the Booster Force and appoints captains to take charge of the force during the different periods. 61 First row left to right- Toby Bogen, Beverly Rich. Ruth Landers, Dianne Strohmeier, Hermein Hascal, Gloria Surgeon, Margie Levy, Mrs Sarkozy, Margie Taylor Elaine Jaffe. Wilma Kohn. Rosamunde Reed, Frances Cianciolo, Mildred Greenburg, Ruth Randall. Secondltow- Barbara Shultz, Sally Miller. Joan Mittleman, Mary Cianciolo, Lois Erdman, Barbara Ellacott, Janet Morgan, Virginia Bal¬ lard, Jackie Groth, Virginia Horak, Marian Marous, Barbara Cunningham, Harriet Fox, Carol Rubin, Margie Ascherman, Audrey Thir rowf r lV ry er Ellen k Douglas, Merle Freyer, Jane Bergold, Lois Saunders, Joanne Barnum, Caroline Brown, Jackie Jones, Betty Hol¬ loway Beatrice Seeley, Marjorie Ammerman. Jackie Harris, Gloria Goodstein, Mary Lee Evans, Enid Palevsky, Leona Fromson. Mary Atkin, Anita Manchick. Joy Carlson, Dorcas Ann Hutchinson, Nancy Green. p , Talh , r a rnl Fevers Mar- Fourth row Margie Tack Edith Noves, Nancy Buerkel, Janice Brand, Jane Lazerick, Arlene Klausner, Pat Talbert, Carol loggers, M i r garet ' Shovary 8 Elizabeth Duffllf Martha Lou Brown. Barbara Brailey, Eileen Joseph, Margie Polster, Dot Seidel, Marilyn Close, Pat Not J in hl p S icture Sall Bruder, Mary Ciulla, Jane Dyer, Leona Fromson, Anthea Mellen, Jeanne Pucciani, Shirley Schmidt, Mary Lou Stone, Betty Coen, Ann Tabler. Sue Friedman, Sally Palmer, Eileen Yeager , Betty Allison, Lois Chatterton, Lois Corday, Dorot y Jacobs, Dona Jordan, Gloria Ulch. FRIENDSHIP CLUB OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary ..•••••• Treasurer ..••••••• The Friendship Club, a branch of the Y. W. C. A., tries to inspire its members to enjoy the opportunities in America for a good, well-rounded life Two of the club’s principles are fellowship and understanding. The club tries to draw together girls of different ages, nationalities, religions, and economic groups and teach them to recognize the good in all peoples. At club meetings, speakers lead discussions on subjects of interest to the girls of today, the club not only renders service to the needy, but also holds parties for its members. . Lois Erdman Dot Seidel Margery Taylor Ruth Randall 62 ANNUAL BOARD Left to right: Margie Smith, Margie Polster, Kathryn Svec, Dave Dressier, Jack Horner, Carol Marshall, Jean Gans. Not in picture: Marilyn Hamilton. Editor-in-Chief. Associate Editor. Business Manager. Assistant Business Manager Appointment Secretary. . . . Club Editor. Sports Editor. Art Editor. Advisers.. Dave Dressier Kathryn Svec Margy Polster Margie Smith Marilyn Hamilton Jean Cans Jack Horner Carol Marshall Miss Wickwire, Miss Blair, Miss Nichol, Mrs. Motto, Mr. Ames, Mr. French Chairman . George Smith The Auditorium Technicians have charge of the administration of equip¬ ment in both auditoriums. Whenever an activity reauires the use of stage lights or stage curtains, a section of the crew carries on the necessary work. The Auditorium Technicians are indisoensable in the successful presenta¬ tion of any activity on the stage. Left to right: Helmut Alpers, Charles Small, John Henderson. Marc Hyre, George Smith, Hugo Alpers, Fred Alpers. AUDITORIUM TECHNICIANS 63 CONGRESSIONAL CLUB First row, left to right: Jim Smith. Bob Lister, Alan Littman, Ted Bamberger, Rof Cowan, Mr. Miller. Second row: Dick Falls, Bob Wood, Marc Hyre, Dave Dressier, Alton Pope, Warren Mors Dick Mapes. Not in picture: Harry Goodman. OFFICERS 1 st Semester 2nd Semester President. Dick Falls Ted Bamberger Vice-President.Ted Bamberger Dick Mapes Secretary. Dick Mapes Warren Morse Treasurer. Marc Hyre James Smith The purpose of the Congressional Club is to render service to the school whenever it can. Membership in the club is invitational and is based on participation in school activities, scholarship, and character. OFFICERS President.Harry Goodman Vice-President.Frank Soloman Secretary-Treasurer.Jim Harkins The Chess Club is a new club this year; its purpose is to interest more people in the fascinating game of chess. First row, left to right: Arnold Meyer, Gerald Herman, Louis Duemler, Frank Solomon. Ed Harkins, Dan Passell, Ed Congleton. Dave Burroughs. Second row: Stanley Pasternak. Art Lewis, Bob Albach, Jordan Holtz, Jim Porter. Not in picture: Harry Goodman, Carl Nau, Gilbert Merrill. CHESS CLUB 64 I w s ROSTRUM CLUB First row, left to right: Margery Levy, Jean O’Hara, Mary Ann Early, Dot Taylor, Mary Lou Trenbath, irline Wattenmaker, Marlene Fisher, Ruth Petersen, Betty Holloway, Mrs. Strela. Second row: Gloria Keyes, Mary Anne Fc.rbes, Dot Forbes, Nancy Harris, Doris Donovan, Evadne Ammen, Elizabeth Duffill. Carol Marshall, Martha Lou Brown, Ardis French, Roberta Good. Third row: B. J. Adelson. Dave Burroughs, Dick Roebuck. Joe Mitchell. Don McDonnell, Stuart Kuhn, Frank Solomon, Dick Howard, Charles Heubschman, Mary Alice Freer, Beverly Fisher. Not in picture: Ed Chovsta, Abe Lager, Marcia McBride. Tom SlinglufT. President.... Vice-President Secretary.... Treasurer.. . . OFFICERS David Burroughs Dick Roebuck Gloria Keyes Abe Lager President.... Vice-President Secretary.... Treasurer.... OFFICERS Dozy Plunkett Frank Sarka Dorothy Blaushild Lois Sundberg First row, left to right: Jean O ' Hara, Nora Patterson, Betty Janssen, Dorothy Blaushild. Barbara Cunningham. Sue Root. Second row: Dozy Plunkett, Dot Forbes, Shirley Brinker, Shirley Murdock, Lois Sund¬ berg, Polly Palmer, Mrs. Motto. Third row: Sylvia Loeb, Frank Sarka, Mike Smith, Lloyd Omura, Wayne Jordan, Dolores Longstreet. Not in picture: Beatrice Seeley, Carol Lauer. Hugh Pettibone COMMERCIAL ART CLUB 65 First row, left to right: Nancy Salzman, Richard Sogg, Caroline Sykes, Barbara Shultz, Gloria Surgeon, Pat Allen, Joan Bernstein. Second row: Mrs. Evans, Jean Gans, Dorothy Jacobs, Nancy Becker, Virginia Opatrny. Third row: Dave Burroughs, Bob LeLievre, Joe Hendrich, Bruce McIntyre. OFFICERS President.Jean Cans Secretary-Treasurer.Dorothy Jacobs Program Chairman. Nancy Salzman The purposes of the S. F. A. A. are to give students who are musical¬ ly talented a chance to perform before their fellow-students and to pro¬ mote their interest in classical music. Instrumental and vocal soloists may try out for membership in the club. Meetings are held once a month at the homes of the members. OFFICERS President.Nancy Becker Vice-President.Joy Bailey Secretary.Sally Skeel Treasurer.Jean Gans The Music Appreciation Club was formed this year for those students who are interested in classical music. The purpose of the club is to give the students a better understanding of music. First row, left to right: Sara Toll. Joyce Osher, Patsy Dietz, Sydney Pennington. Marilyn f| Bloch, Gloria Surgeon, Ruth Eckstein. Second row: Barbara Cunningham, Roberta Good, Betty Holloway, Joanne Clark, Jean Gans, Mary Carter, Mary Ann Early, Jean Brough, Mrs. Evans. Third row: Mary J. Ossmann, Joy Bailey, Ann Schleuniger, Nancy Becker, Virginia I Opatrny, Margie Smith, Martha Dennis, Sally Skeel, Martha Kennedy. MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB 66 OPEN FORUM CLUB First row, left to right: Mildred Hershkowitz, Eleanor Goddard, Elizabeth Benton, Roberta Good, Mrs. Bishop. Second row: Jackie Jones, Jim Porter, Dan Bradley, Nancy Becker, Dick Roebuck Betty Holloway. Not in picture: Joan Patin. Dolores Kuhn. OFFICERS President.Dick Roebuck Vice-President.Roberta Good Secretary.Eleanor Goddard Treasurer.Nancy Becker The Open Forum Club, which meets at 8:00 every Tuesday morning under its sponsor, Mrs. Bishop, holds debates, panel discussions, and open forum discussions. OFFICERS President. Bob Lister Vice-President.Bob Albach Secretary.Jackie Jones Treasurer.Jack Chadwick The Science Club is designed for promoting an interest in science in Shaker High. Speakers, movies, and student talks and demonstrations in the various fields of science are presented. First row, left to right: Joan Griffith, Betty Holloway, Art Schaffer, Joe Holloway, David Sachs, Jack Chadwick, Jackie Jones, Joanna McLeod. Mr. French. Second row: Tom Cornsweet, Harvey Amster, Charles Fillmore, Charles Lindahl, Dan Brad¬ ley, Art Lewis, Bob Lister, Dan Passell. Third row: Joe Acker, Charles Bondurant, Lawrence Fetterman, Alvin Klausner, Marc Hyre, Robert Albach, Carl Nau, Dick Stillinger, A1 Berger. SCIENCE CLUB 67 RIFLE CLUB i n i ' : k . . ■ ■: I A 1 4 © V-oA-x • J. ■% j Jt A ' First row, left to right: Artie Schaffer, Bill Allen, Harlan Todd, Joe Acker. Second row: Ernie Miller, Lawrence Lichtig, Lloyd Early, Joe Holloway, Dick Tappenden, Paul Thoburn, Dick Daniels. Third row: Bob Goldman, Herbert Birnbaum, Bob Roberts, Carl Nau, Bruce Lederer, Tom Commela, Sheldon Lichtig, Mr. Watson. Not in picture: Martin Zweig, Dick Studeny, Vic Brandgard, Ted Robinson. :] OFFICERS President.Harlan Todd Vice-President.Joe Acker Secretary.Bob Goldman Treasurer.Lloyd Early The purposes of the Rifle Club are to learn to handle firearms safely and to attain some degree of accuracy. The membership, which is limited to approximately twenty, is open to boys who obtain their parents’ consent and have access to a rifle. This year the club sponsored an intramural rifle tournament. The group intends to have a rifle team which will compete with other schools. The Public Address Staff is composed of announcers and engineers. In the fall, the junior and senior English teachers recommend students who speak clearly and distinctly for announcing. These students then read over the Public Address System for members of the faculty and the Student Council, who judge them and select the best as announcers. The engineers handle the technical end of the radio system. First row, left to right: Roberta Good, Beverly Rich, Suzanne Deutsch, Margie Taylor, j Martha Lou Brown, Mary Ann Early, Bob McLaughlin. Second row: Dave Burroughs, Jack Mehlek, Skip Rosser, Jack Gerber, Dick Falls, Jiml Relyea, Mr. Staiger. 68 CANTEEN COMMITTEE First row: left to right: Jane Casey, Martha Dennis, Lynn Rask, Joanne Clark, Jocelyn Ellis, Joan Griffith. Second row: Ross Cowan, Jim Relyea, Jack Sload, Harry Goodman, Marjorie Tack, Ted Bamberger, Howard Markt. Third row: Jack Holler, John Richardson, Alton Pope, Bruce MacNab, Dick Falls, Nancie Taylor. OFFICERS 1 st Semester 2nd Semester President.John Richardson Jane Casey Vice-President.Bruce MacNab Marilyn Michell Secretary.Barbara Shultz Lynne Rask Treasurer.Jim Relyea Alton Pope The Canteen Committee is a group of eighteen students who plan and direct all that goes on at the Neet-Nac. Every member is active in one of the five important committees: organization, membership, food, entertain¬ ment, and publicity. The assistants to Mr. Miller and Miss Hollon devote their study-time every day to the job of keeping the daily affairs of the deans’ offices under control. Miss Hollon selects the girls from a group of volunteers whose school work is satisfactory. These girls collect the absentee slips, answer the phone, make appointments, greet visitors to the school, and run er¬ rands. First row, left to right: Betty Miller. Polly Povejsil, Arline Wattenmaker, Roberta Good. Janet Neumark, Marie Caruso, Ruth Eckstein. Second row: Gloria Goodstein, Elizabeth Benton, Jim Zappala, Margie Smith, Bud Hayes, Howie Markt, Barbara Nurenberg, Sally Harwood. Third row: Mr. Miller, Babs Shulman, Carol Marshall, Duke Gorling, Nancy Taylor, Dick McLaughlin, Jerry Porter, Kathryn Svec, Miss Hollon. DEANS’ ASSISTANTS 69 FRENCH CLUB First row, left to right: Barbara Shultz, Sally Bauer, Ellen Morris, Roxy Katz, Janet Mor¬ gan, Mildred Hershkowitz, Jackie Harris, Sue Sill, Joan Mittleman, Carol Lampl, Joan Bernstein, Arlene Troxell, Florence Apidone, Sara Toll. Second row: Margaret Erlandson, Sydney Pennington, Rita Neye, Marilyn Baskind, Joy Bailey, Shirley Osborn, Nancy Salzman, Joel Tobey, Lois Anderson, Joan Ruby, Carol Osborn, Jean Gans, Vonnelle Reppeto, Joanne Clark, Gloria Goodstein. Third row: Miss Laitem, Eileen Joseph, Nancy Green, Jean McCollum, Jackie Jones, Nancy Becker, Evadne Ammen, Virginia Opatrny, Ann Duncan, Nancy Priode, Jane Dyer, Margie Polster, Barbara Zell, Elizabeth Gubelmann. OFFICERS President.Florence Apidone Vice-President.Evadne Ammen Secretary.Sara Toil Treasurer.Joel Tobey The French Club is open to all second, third, and fourth year French students. At the meetings, held once a month, outside speakers and stu¬ dents present programs in French. Each year the club adopts a boy and a girl in France and sends boxes of clothing and food to these children. Boys who wish to spend the second half of their lunch period helping to provide entertainment for their fellow students, can become noon movie operators. Experience is not necessary; those who know nothing about the operation of movies serve a term of apprenticeship during which the older operators give them instruction. First row, left to right: Charles Freireich, Charles Mitchell, Bob Lister, Dave Sachs. Second row: Dave Clyde, Hugh Danaceau, Mr. Martienssen, Charles Small, George Smith NOON MOVIE OPERATORS 70 First row, left to right: Jane Casey, Marilyn Michell, Lois Corday, Dianne Strohmeier, Mimi McCann, Yvonne Whitcomb, Betty Holloway, Martha Kingsley, Arline Wattenmaker, Mary Ellen Douglas, Sue Kramer, Joan Bernstein. Janet Neumark, La Verne Bastel. Second row: Mr. Mills, Barbara Davis, Dorothy Blauschild, Jane Bergold, Jenny Lou Craig. Margie Gratiot, Rita Neye, Barbara t-i,- Nurenberg, Mina Bialosky, Dolly Green, Nancy Harris, Joyce Morrison, Louise Blum, Miss Nichol. third row: Lois Bauer, Beverly Fisher, Shirley Weber, Pat Johnson, Dozy Plunkett, Sue Kirtz, Judy Emerson, Diane Leidner, Carol Marshall, Nancy Soltz, Nadine Nardi. Jeanne Bigalow. Joanne McLeod, Frances Broadbent. rcurth row: Audrey Tomlinson, Jack Chadwick. Clyde Bragdon, Wes Brewer, Evan Roderick, John Henderson, Stuart Kuhn, John ierhune, Ralph Krohngold, Charles Ohlrich, Joan Lyons, Jane Monroe, Bruce Lederer, Harlan Todd, Martha Lou Brown. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS .Judy Emerson ..Stuart Kuhn ish Club is open to all students of that language. At the meetings, speakers or films which tell about the Spanish-speaking countries are presented. Members of the club give programs in Spanish. First row, left to right: Ruth Eckstein, Zella Surre, Ginny Brenza, Naomi Feigenbaum, Martha Weir, Dorothea Walker, Ann Cor- nish. Margie Taylor, Carol Lampl. Bernice Hersch, Judy Steiner, Sue Sill, Ginny Burgin, Lois Brien. Second row: Miss Nichol, Virginia Ballard, Marilyn Amster, Jean Evans, Lucille Merritt, Doris Rossback, Elizabeth Brunken, Margie Polster, Elizabeth Duffill. Betty Coen, Virginia Campbell, Betty Brown, Nancy Thomas, Marian Marous, Mr. Mills. Third row: Pat Talbert, Sally Harwood. Janet Sheldon. Doris Donovan, Dawn Miller, Marilyn Close, Jane Ellinger, Joanne Mur¬ phy, Joanne Repp, Connie Hutchings, Kathryn Svec, June Ba umbaugh, Mariellen Killpack, Nancy Maurer, Gloria Surgeon. Fourth row: Carol Eggers, Henry Amster, B. J. Adelson, Stanley Pasternak, A1 Findley, Wayne Jordan, Jim Smith, Bill Conant. Jack Horner, Dick Cole, Dave Burroughs Hugh Wells, Dick Moat, Lonnie Cohen, Marilyn Hamilton. I I 1 1 H ' m t 1 | i 1 if i j I | I 1 j i IB SVI TfOIT W r lyK, ■ .---m ' « mt [ JK- - K % h S ■ SKf tjKi - B • Xl ' ■? ' ' VLjgjflfl 71 First row. left to right: Gloria Surgeon. Patsy Dietz, Rosamunde Reed Marilyn Miller. Ginny Burgin, Jean Gans, Alice Adelman. Dolores Sims, Martha Dennis, Dorothea Second row: Joan Freedheim, Mary Lee Evans, Barbara Nurenberg Mary Maud Spencer. Jack Mehlek, Bob Louden, Dagmar Frahme, Nancy Becker, Kathryn Svec, Miss Wick SCRIBBLERS’ LEAGUE President.... Vice-President Secretary.... Treasurer.... OFFICERS .Kathryn Svec .jean Cans Nancy Becker .Patsy Dietz The purpose of the Scribblers’ League is to stimulate interest in creative writing of all types. The members read their own work to the club for con¬ structive criticism and discussion at the meetings held twice a month. Pro¬ fessional writers, journalists, and poets give interesting talks to the group during the year; these talks are often given in connection with teas held at the homes of the members. Membership in the club is by try-out. 72 I o-RJLa- crxA-a o Jvsu. JLa L ZZ- 3 . aoe . jlooo . i
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