Shaker Heights High School - Gristmill Yearbook (Shaker Heights, OH)
- Class of 1950
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Q x ' 0 U . xy . 9' 'X ,gif FOREWCDRD Thus C-rlstmlll ns an attempt to glve you permanently the best parts of I949 l95O Turn the pages and you ll tnnd our vlctoruous football team stnll holding down that snx yard lane nn the Lakewood game The wrestlers take to the mats again and the swummers walt to plunge when that starting gun barks All of Shaker ns here nn the classrooms at the plays and all school parties un the cheering The community of Shaker Heaghts ns here too for lt IS an ever present lnfluence on the school through the P T A the Dads Club and the parents who attend the spr ng concerts and the baseball games and make candy for the plays We have taken a gnant pncture of Shaker Heights by means of advertnsements a pncture ot the after school congregatlng places the busnness sectlons and the shopping centers Thus IS your school and communlty We, the staff of the l95O CRISTMILI. are proud to be members of both . , D , V . , I . . ' . basketball crowds, in the graduating lines. E . We take suncere prlde un dedscatmg thus book to Harold Storms Long a friend of Shaker students he recently returned after a few years ln lndustry and brought wnth hum a keen and vlvnd Interest ID our cultural and functional development We as many stu dents before us know a lasting pleasure un our bond with Mr Storms and we are hon ored ln presentmg thus book to hum DEDICATIO MW M5-V 7 ,,p5. Principal RUSSELL H. RUPP remember Mr. Rupp's friendly about College Boards, and Mr. cheerful smile when we passed the halls. These two men did deal to make school a happy and experience. M1 Donald M. Hosford, Mr. Rufus S. Day, two visitors Mrs F A Downes Mr E Colm Baldwin rn A. W , ' uld not attend. 6ll'Uf'I C0 fir' X ACULTY FIRST Urs Nathalze Anderson 'llzss Ruth Blau Mzss Alma Bouen Mzss Grace Graham Ilnss Lou zse Hollorz Dr Ezelyn Dzlley Mzss Alzce Barnes SECOND Ur Alfred Bosch Mrs Eva Mae Bar ron 'llzss Margaret Kuechle Hr Hugh Hauthorne Mr Charles Jeffery Mr Kerzrzeth Caldwell Mrs Alzce Dans THIRD 'llr FrederzckDaL1d W1 Alfred Jones Mr Alvzn Ames Mr Wayne French FIRST 'llzss Agnes Palmer Ilzss Lonzse 1IcCracAen 'llzss Helene Laztern 'llzss Gale Wzchurre Mrs Dorothea Uarlou 'Urs Harr1etStrela 'Urs Edrth Carothers Mr Russell Rupp 'Ur' Alfred Lm SCl16ld SECOND Tlr L R Thrarlhzll 'Ur hl6Ill7I 'llzller Ur Guy Henry Mrs Lozs Holfenderz 'Urs Eleanor Paucher 'llzss 'llzldred Vzchol Urs Ruth Sacha hlrss Kaihleerz MacDonald Mr James Halderrrmrl Ur Houard 'llorztz THIRD lllr O T Parh Mr Erzc Martzenssen Mr F E Ham rnond Mr Paul Stark Mr' George Starr Mr Harold Storms Mr Edwzn Zedmk Mr Rzchard Kly 'Ler Mr Ray Sznger Mr Fred Hezrzlen ' X 1 ' ' ., Q I 1 ' ,. . 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BARBARA LOEB --1 MARIANNE LoPRESTl IERRY MacCRECOR . ff Ng ,I ii -45 ,flu I , -of T A If 4 0-iviftvfivr If , Q, ,I I I 'J I I +1 I V-A' 21 I it I IOAN LYTLE 'f:'f2Q33fi:A ffjf'f?'?i535k, f ffl 1 .V 9 I ,O I, I? jOAN MgDONALD KATHRYN MUMFORD .,-49 gl MARILYN MESHORER 3 Q A THOMAS McLAUGHLIN KATHLEEN NARTEN 45 CYNTHIA MEYER df? 'ak A GRAHAM McLEOD BETTY NARWOLD FRANK MOORE anal RONALD MADISON H- --7 FRANK MATTER iw 1 BERNARD MANCI-ncx .lf-L ROBERT MAYHER A,.f,.,,,,ff 4 4 1' Q ROBERT MARKER S .. '91 3, N IAMES MEcAusLANo F, 4 7 , 8 1 E ' ' 5 S ' --A , L' Af' S v. l V -V'T . I ? A . ,Q 'a I-- ' ', ' li I TZ' , gf' ' My V 6, E . ' B an I Y Jr 1 1 ,fp 'N A Q 4 T, at Q u if fl ' 3' ',Q0 0 E -35 X X .ELA - fa' 5 f ,J ' I I. xp-3 : if M A at 7 'Z '7 f L-' E ' W:-V A 4 s ll. , ,K ,AMW ff .,.:,.,!. I Q - ' A , 3 , , R ' ' 54 A me Pi R051-YN NEWMAN SALVADORE PEDONE r ,, Y HILARY NORMAN BRYAN NIMETH RICHARD PETERS 3' g 1--J' CHARLES PASTERNAK 1-mf' ISABELL NOBLE CONSTANCE PIM M 67 DIANE PATTERSON .Km Q13 ,gt ANNE PRINDLE CHARLES RAUH ,391 .4 A A IEAN RANADE CAROL REINFELD gi ls 1 5 C,-, ,7 1oAN nAsMussEN MARY nsmxossrsn 3 2 h- 6 J A O S QQ., A 4 A ' O 5. ,L al i A 98' W wg f QA 'Q L1 77 A if ,. S5 3: L auf ' A, -if .Q Q A lf: A , 1 5, ' .9 1 ' 'K' QQ L-99 Q Qi GRETA ROSNER PHYLLIS SANDS PHYLLIS RUTHENBERC ADDIE RUDIN ANGELO SANTA MARIA IOANNE SAAH STEPHEN RUTH BORIS SAWCHIK IRIS SAKS it-uw Uk jumm RELYEA E' AUDREY RICH RAY RIVIOTTA HELEN ROBERTS CERALDINE ROSEN ROXANNE ROSKI 'UQ '7 rr F 1 Q19 .rf , ,3 I , git S i , I . 5 1 E I N I Q, vig: 4? I -ii . -Q A'I?, I ' ex I R' 'f' I I I 'FIIf. ov' Q A , It 5 'ki I .RAM , I ROBERT SCHULTZ THOMAS SIMONDS SALLY SEIDMAN DORIS SCOTT IOHN SKEEL CAROLE SHACRIN WILLIAM SCOTT CAROL SMEDLEY IOYCE SHEPPARD ,W4-vw i A--v --r l ,div ffl ,-9' CAROLYN SMITH DOUGLAS SMITH MARVIN SMITH QP Rosen smml juorru soLowAY RICHARD SPEER 1 . Il,-2 , If . Wifi xr A , V J iw , 'J H x I ' 0 , TI , , 'I I I? Q I- M-W I R' - bv 403 IV' 4 ' 4-0 Q-JI' 'f ' I 7 J af mi 4- J' 3 A 'J 'A ,ra RONALD SPROAT RONALD STILLMAN 7 CZ Q3 'UNE TAYLOR MARIAN VANIS KATHRYN THOMPSON THOMAS TAYLOR RUTH VONDRICH IANET STORMS MARIAN SVEC THEODORE STOCKWELL MARION TACK CLEASON TRACEWELL ROBERT TEISHER CLAIRE WALLACH NANCY VAN DELLEN 475 ed '-9 1 - N.: A-gr if .f I 3' I I ,ff '7 J' ,.. iff? T is if vb -if , ia 4 A R 'nik Z -5 O ' 3' .6 v- O L L3 , 'H 3 fa A DALE WALTON suRToN wslss DANIEL WEIDENTHAL IAMES WASSERM GLENN WEICLE IAMES WATTERSO FRED WEIL '17 'N wi ... 'Y .ay .1 AN DONALD WEISS A '1-af -wx? A N GLENN WESSELMAN 3' sAu.Y wsxun mom: WHALEY 1AMss wu.cox ION WILCOX IOHN WILHARM NANCY WISE V4 - 54 L L 7 LD Y - ADA 2 , iillrgif 'ft , -+1 In Ag , -1- l 1 or A ' , 'A W , A ,J r v f A A 1 'f 41' 2 A ,A L cv A, .3 ' 1 L ' A A4 E1 AAVETZ X A , 4 ,V f an V I I 4 , LW , G I Z '35 ,,..av J' 5 'Pi RONALD WOHL NINA WON DERLICH 272 A ,W FLEUR wooos DONALD ZAK MARIA ZINNER STEPHEN QUA IACQUELINE ZOLDAK Wh.. 'W V4 1 ii' f J A 4 ' . , , f-'f gafz 1. 1 , .lf , X kg , ' . , ,Mr fzyfiz ' ,y.:, 1 lg , f ,. :M Q. my ..f . A f LBJ , ' Za , fl -1 - M -.sig . nl 4:-sy - 51, ,Ty li 2 -M . ' x X 7 If -. ..-.0 5'+f!':!' . - 4 E' 3 95 .Xi at Y :vw df, D Q ul' R A fa 7f Swim: lege l-1 , 'Q n- '4 !f TT HERE COME THE LONG distance runners from the Onaway stop ,... EIGHT O CLOCK AND THE Santa Maruas Io ...I peer sleepuly across the breakfast table EIGHT TWENTY FIVE AND at looks as though Evan Colton as a potentsal track star l NEARINCJ ZERO HOUR AND the parking lor is filling .... Wal' THE SENIQRS COLLECT thei r implements of SOME WERE EARLY . . . Got to go to the bookstore . . . 'lWonder if homeroom's open P . ls there an assembly today? EIGHT THIRTY TWO Was Burgoyne late at 914 FIRST PERIOD COMING up Saratoga? demands Mr Harbourt Q11 DETERMINED BIOLOGY STUDENT Ruth jasku Iek holds up her frog for better exammatuon' 'WJ' BUD SAWCH'K LATE TO Amerncan Government wonders how long he II stay eligible for football' nap, MISS NICHOL S SPANlSH CLASS doubts the nm portance of accent marks' QUESTION OF THE DAY Wxll Marlon Tack wake up In tame for next pernod7 I . ' I 1 f , ,Q , ' if I .7' ,g . d S , , xt:--1 KA U-,,c,.r MF. W Han A V ' f' 'vfi' 1-1+-Q ' fv'?'fv 32i.: 'f. -' -.f.':'f.'-:-f- -' PU' -' YM 1 . ,,' , ax. 1,-,'-5-,.',-, -1 1 .1 1 ' 3 1 ' , I X Q 1 Q 6 A I I s if-4 . 5 'ff ' 4 bn: Z lf C' MISS ANDERSONS ENGLISH CLASS LEARNS the value of Iuterature MR BOSCH S HISTORY CLASS prepares to fught the CIVII War M ZZ, DON KLEIN makes the best of a tough socuology assngnment THE TYPINC- CLASS REMEMBERS HOW huge and impossible those ma- chines once seemed! S at - al ,fi -if THE ANSWER TO THAT ONE just nsnt nn the chemnstry book? Horsefeathers' roars Mr Mar tnenssenl CONNIE PIM HASN T HEARD a smgle word must be some daydream' wh-n in MR 1EFFERYs ART CLASS COMES up Wlfh another new :deal WHAT HAPPENS WHEN AN IRRESISTIBLE force meets an ummovable object? Ron Shulman mmus that all Important hall pass wall soon know' 4 ' ., ' N 1 f ,. I ., . . . ' 4 E ., V X1 X 2 'kv F' Y , N 4. - V l fn T 5 2 f f T ' ' 'N J E X ' v q A f X 4 F. r ,se Q 1 , ,, T ' I A F X 1 9 A I fx ii X 1 M y M. Tiki? 4- ' T 'A l l 1 F , .4 . ,I SQ?---A- I A . . D . '. . . THERE'S THE BELL AND they're off and running . , , F L HERE S A STUDY IN THE fine technuque of that old boardmghouse reach' ' AFTER LUNCH for many nt s the Elbow Room and the strains of Dry Bones BUT MARY MOUNTCASTLE AND AL SIMS fake an old fashloned walk LAST PERIOD, AND could it be the clock that Ioan Rau is watching? 3:22 . . . 3:23 . . . , x 4 I Y A V' A ' ' 50.0. I , '2 gf ' 3- if ga ICI v THREE TWENTY-SIX: .... Who's going to the swimming meet? . . . . Wasn't that a riot in Government? . . . . Is there a Y-Teen meeting? .. . . Hold it till I dump my books! . . .. A :-: I ' l'u F 38 ,... ANYBODY DRIVING TO the Square? . . . . Has the bus gone yet? . . . . I'm gonna need a truck for mv books! .... LL SCO Sometimes after dinner we stu- died or went to a dance' but one of Shaker s best all-school parties filled in the evening of October 27. The Variety Show started it off with everything from a hillbilly who looked suspiciously like Don Hale to a barbershop quartet with Lowry Robertson Weston and Brunner. Styles of music ranged from bebop by King Campbell Seidman and Huebschmann to a selection from Showboat by Phyl Ruthenberg HA HDER HAS BEEN ARRANGEU, by N WILLIAMS Direction ROBERT R. CROSBY T Chn' KEN15E'1'1f1cal Direction L A UDITORIUM ,Dec ember 9 and 10, 1949 8215 P. M, Joan Beyer Wxuiaxn Hosier Claire Drazin MRS. WR-PLGG ........ JIMMY NORTH .......... .. Howard Bowen BEATRICE JASPER .............A........ Norma Leanza MRS. ARTHUR Qher motherj ...... Judith Soloway SIR CHARLES JASPER ...., ...... R obert Marker MAURICE MULLINS ....... ,..... R ichard FarreH ., .. Carol Kauffman A WOMAN ................... HOUR TO'WN,, KEQYF . A AT! I R. f'ALDyyELL THORY . T . ON wn,D,.I, 'I Directi ROBERT R 02 ' ROSBX, Techmm .1 Dire . Ctzon fX ' ll E9-,ifgaa-4 'p 01' , Flh'5s lf ' K 'X 'RN x' I L. L J- D'J YL? l Carol Kaufm A H Alan , Elwood X enry Bruner ai! Griffith Smith Shirley Rask James Green Michael Kelly John Vveenihk Martin Marcus H I G L A U D I T 0 F . R I U M rldayv Nlarch 3 v 1950 8215 PINI. Mm iaoww .Y WEBB ...,...,...........,. 4 X'.0 , N-119 . Hua Cayuga me X Essoa WILLAB-D .- 'U , I J' Owd geealiel EBB ...l...l...,,.., X, -4 mom BOWSW sT1MsoN .... . AJ WO 'cn wgomivl gmfxvsil WO XX VAMES --A------4A-' J .. Grace We em VVARP-EN B l Haag Ya ELL ........,,.... .. 53 n Mic? wwe 'G .. Gxif-99 ' l- S P tfxooxfs .5 4..- - aobefx 5 l-QlQD.xmJ ,.... X ,,,..,..r CASEY' Aix 41 SQUEEZ BW I I I -rx Q Yi? 'X NCIL of A lyjfr -J' JJQ . 9 If you ever looked ln the small audntonum durrng a student councul meetrng you prob ably saw Presldent Dave Gleason presiding from the steps of the stage whule the councrl members drscussed such subjects as home room procedure or rausrng money for sports Also an rmportant part of the councrl s work was handlrng the problems brought up week by week ln homeroom meetings and the school welfare dnves Thus year our councrl rnstalled a useful bulletrn board rn the mann hall so that all of us could see a week s cal endar at a glance The fee card was a new frnancral enterprlse planned and carried out by the councrl Also sponsored by the coun cal and enjoyed by us all were two Student Open Houses and the all school dances At Shaker the student councrl as an umpor tant legrslatrve body It represents us the students rt as our volce rn running the affairs at Shaker Hugh FIRST Jerry Mapes secretary Dave Gleason presrderrt SECOND Marcus Gregory asszstant treasurer .hm Brown vrce presrdent Fred Werl treasurer nlfllfk S FIRST Dorzs Scott Vancy Glzck Judy Gordon Janet Storms Marzlyn Wzllrarrzs Arlyn Schultz Ber tha Anderson Janet Przce SECOND Ky Leurs Stere Mrhaly Dave Houe Jerry Mapes Barbara lan Szttert Harrzett Thorne Katy Alexander Hrlary Norman Lloyd Arrrster Burt Wezss Dzclc Dex te THIRD Bob Elton llarlt Shaffer John Duffy Harry Farmer Roland Carlson Dzeter Harrauer Irs Nash Dave Gleason, Dare Carter Greg Holmes Jzrn Flynn FOLRTH Fred Werl Brll Hall Tom Deutsch Van Seasholes Dzch Danka Torn Rooker Tom Wetzler Jzrn Broun Marcus Gregory Bob Herman s , . j - . - J . . , l ' ' rf X . . . . . . , . , . . . 3 ' z I ' r ' - I' , . , - -V 1 t l. , . Y. . , . f ' y , r 1 4 l , . .. Q 'V , o 1: . .. 4 ' KJ - X f . , , 1' ' , , I Q Z V ? 5. ' a Q yy : '- A , 53 .1 :. . v a L 5 - r -h - . 4- r, . 1' . ' Q . L Y y 4 5 ,,,..f- . ,R f . kk 1 Gr . Vg.: V 1 I 5 S r A r ' 1 ' r ' 1 ' 1 ' , .' ' . .' , ' . . . . I ' L ' 7 I Y I 7 ' . ' . . ' . . , ' ' v 1 1 1 r I 1 ' I.. : , A . . , , . . ., ., . , . ., ' , . , . ' Y . ' ' ' 4 ' 1 1 1 - - 1 1 ' . Q ' y Q 1 7 I U I I Y I GRISTMILL S FF me 'J' FIRST: Burt Weiss, Business Manager, Katy Anthony, Girls' Sports Editorg Isabell Noble, Club Edi- tor, Bill Kellogg, Editor-in-chief, Katy Lou Englehart, Senior Editorg Anne Evans, Typist. SEC- OND: Jndy Marmorstein, Art Editorg Mary Mountcastle, Assistant Art Editor, Kam Mumford, Theme and Re-W'rite Editor, Ronnie Stillman, Appointment Secretary, Bob Smith, Boys' Sports Editor,' Leon Henry, Photographer, Harry Jim Christian, Photog rapher, Judy Jones, Art Editor, Bob Maras, Mid- Year Editor. Here is your CRISTMILL staff. If there are discrepancies in the annual this year, they're our mistakesg if there are a few blank FIRST: Judy Marmorstein, Kate Anthony, Burt Weiss. SECOND: Spaces' jfs beCaU5e We did,-ff meef 3 Certain Isabell Noble, Kam llluinford, Bob Smith, Bill Kellogg, Bob lllaras, dead-line, if you notice SOrT1etl'tir1g Sir1Cere and Katy LOU Eilylfhflft pleasing about the C-RISTMILL this year, we hope that's our fault, too. We had a good time putting our book to- gether, We learned things, too-how to ex- press long thoughts in a few sentencesg how to catch a reader's attention with a headline or photographg how to work eleven persons' ideas into one volume. Mr. George Starr was our ever-present help. He pointed out our mistakes before they became irreparable: he cracked wry jokes at moments when we thought nothing would work out right. We had more than a few doubtful mo- ments when we wondered whether the book was going to hang together and be a unified whole, We neglected our homework, other appointments, friends, even the telephone in the evenings, to find just the right word to fill out some copy, to identify the last person in a photograph, or to think of an original idea for a picture that had been taken in the same way for years, We tried hard. We hope you like our work. BO FIRST Marzlyn Meshorer Jane Meyer Torn Needs Mary Lehman Cyrzthza Chappell Mar len e Marks Kathe Wezss Carol Remfeld Jean Ranade Nancy llzse Nancy Grossman SECOND Ruth Gzlbert June Taylor Ann Grmtorz Pat Sprel Lznda Czracz Sue Hay Ruth Kzcrrzzrz Dorothy Mztchcll Luczlle Flsher Carole Shembart Ruth Dzetz Jerry Rosen THIRD 'llartzn Altman Jerry Lanese Prank Werthenner Huck Fmn Chuck Conant Harlan Hertz Dzck Speer Jay Fozclkrod Fred Carnp bell AlGr11fiLh Norm Har-bert FOURTH Dad Wezdenthal Dave Freedhezrn Ronnze Stzllrnarz Jun Green Ronme Grossman Tom Goodman Bob land Bob Herman Don Freedhezrrz Herb Bronstezn GSTER 1' FIRST Judy Relyea Carol Ixztzzngcr Ihyllzs Sands Bzttzf Ifhrnan Nan Irounell llrllrf House Nancy Frank 4d1Ize Rudzn Joyce Rochrrzan Jzll liruant SECOND Jaclyn Ixoszs llfljell-1141146 Lcnorc Stone Alzce half Joan Rau Petty Ixarlalzs Glrrrza Charnfy Que Co zfns flora lzzbzn Jnrlzl Solo Tilly THIRD Stu Klczn Robzn Broun Droll Prnbalur I b Tczshcr Roland Carlson Torn Conant Warren Barnett John Duffy Prank llatflr FOL HTH Frank Leorzfttz Harry Llnrrz Torn Frecr GzIbertDa11s Bob Gold Derrzh Hoztsrrza feorgf Ixrrzgslcy llarlx Izngcr Penson Bauer Don Ixzrll Joe Garzahl B111 llasek Here are the kids who gave up their lunch numerable papers and slips for Muss Hollon periods and study halls to keep The halls more and Mr Muller They helped us to remember qulet and orderly They made strangers un the difference between the up and down the school feel more at ease and delnvered un stanrways H0 GR TUDY HALL ADVISER R s X i 'gm CENTRAL COMMITTEE Ky Lewis, Bob Smith, Katy Lou Englehart, Herb Farr, In honor study hall many of us prepareq H- if Joyce Sheppard, Judy Gordon. The executives who determined policies of our homework. Some of us, less conscien- the honor study hall were the Central Com- tious, wrote letters, drew pictures, or lazily mittee. The members kept the records ac- looked out of the windows. Our studentad- curate and dealt with misdemeanors, visers kept our talking at a minimum and is- sued hall passes. They helped us to spend our study time usefully. FIRST: Doris Berland, Nancy Glick, Sue Cozzens, Mary Jo Gibbs, Marlene Marks. SECOND: La- Verne Bacha, Nan Douda, Judy Soloway, John Van Dellen, Dick Speer, Dave Janson. THIRD: Pat King, Harry Farmer, Ron Shulrnan, Jack Wilharm, George Kingsley, Henry Keller, Bob Englander. G 4. ' n Q f -, gf -31 4 'J' H v , :U 1 i i 4 43 J Jqgztllliabga Q , F' 'IFF' in . v FIRST: Nan Liebold, Ann Burkat, Mary Adler, Jean Finney, Elaine Packer, Ruth Glick, Jane Blau, Joyce Rockman, Jill Bryant, Jocelyn Wiley. SECOND: Bob Eakin, Marjory Thomas, John Lawrence, Judy Marmorstein, Katy Narten, Mary Lou Lernke, Louise Scher, Mary Jo Gibbs, Sue Way, Bob Rug- gles, Jack Cort. THIRD: Diane Levitt, Nancy Glick, Nancy Nicola, Ruth Anne Myers, Marilyn Mey- er, Marge Skeel, Mary Alice Faragher, Carol Barr, Ruth Kurnin, Mary Ellen Gazley, Dick Dexter. FOURTH: Carol Ann Gibbons, Tom Phillips, Frank Moore, Charles Pimlott, Toni Deutsch, Nick Greer, Derrik Hoitsma, Harry Blum, Jon Wilcox, Jane Robinson, Midge Lehman, Carol Kauffman, Margery e rit Kerslake. E.LA1i2 There wasn't much talking in homerooms on the mornings that Shakerites were passed out. We carried them around with us from class to class through the day, reading the latest adventures ot the indomitable A. Non- ny Mouse, or the newest developments in the gossip column. The teachers faced, not a sea of blank faces, but a mass of white paper hid- ing the faces. The statt's office was always humming after school with a radio, typewriters, queries of novice writers, and much editorial wisdom from older staff-members. Even on Satur- days, especially immediately betore a deade line, worried writers drifted through the basement corridor, trying to scribble enough to till up those great white sheets ot paper. Their product was readable and enjoyable. EDITORIAL BOARD SEATED: Mary Adler, circulation manager: lfurl Griffin, rilitoi in-cliief: Joyce Sheppard, feature ccliior. SECOND: Jcrc llroh- Kahn, news editor: Chuck Da vis, sports cclitor: Herb Farr, bus inoss manager. Y-Teen Club Y Teen means servuce and worthwhule ex peruences shared by Shaker gurls Thus Year the gurls have been busy servung at sports ban quets and makung tray favors to cheer hospu tal patuents In the sprung they enguneered the school s Red Cross druve The club began theur socual actuvutues of the year wuth a court party for new gurls and any others unterested un Y Teen At theur meet ungs throughout the year speakers gave advuce on health beauty and careers The annual K fashuon show was a bug sprung event that was fun for those partucupatung and for those who watched ut FIRST Nancy Gluck servuce chaurman Peggy Goslm ' treasurer Marcua Hugguns socual charrman SECOVD Joanne Beechunor secretary Beryl Hannon Red Cross representatuve Anne Schauer publucuty chaurman THIRD Joyce Sheppard presudent Katy Lou Engle hart 'vuce presudent FIRST Dolores Robb Mary Ellen Bordorrara Mary Suevertson Lynn Z ck L t u er ous Wulkoj' Anne New on Judy Gottesman Sandra Fettermaru Duane Levutt Carol Koch Dolores Solomon Marulyrr Meshor SECOND Marulyn Broth Jean Ranade Mary Hull Norma Leanza Marcza Madorsky Nancy Tappenden Jean Funney Jackue Dzsarutzs Ann Lundsay Sally Waluser Ruth Jaskulek Carol Reuru feld Jerry MacGregor Betsy Nebel Ruta Krurusky Jo Lupuca THIRD Annette Greenberg Kather une Weuss Eluzabeth Acker Marulyn Funkelsteun Barbara Bassett Mary Lehman Margery Kuchler Carolyru Srnuth Beverly Freed Marlene Cohen Hulda Spzegel Lulluan Herman Jackue Georgran J Calabrese rlIaryAdler Bett W th y or erm FOURTH Sheula Sornberg Ann Steunberg Carole Schonberg Barbara Bauman Jane Acker 'Vancy Grossman Jane Blau Ruth Gulbert Elaune Halper Luculle Fush er Sally Schaeffer Roslyn Tepper Jocelyn Wuley Lunda Curacu M arva Dugby Judy Suefert Cynthua Chappell FIFTH Carol Sheunbart Joan Ruppner Carol Wolfshagen Dot Bruson Betty Jean Good Joan Carleton Sue Gulbert Mary Jo Kennedy Barbara Rose Marlene Zoul Selma Halberg Barbara Arnold Joan Lemueux Ruth Vondruch Toby Marks Celua Gottduener Bea Copelun Jo Santa Marua Ann Tumko .rw- Q - ' 1 1 . , . J ' 1 u - 7 . . . u l . , V - 1 1 . 5' -1 ' . . . . . . - 1 1 . 4 . u 1 1 , 1 , Q 1 , : , 1 ' - - 1 1 1 1 1' ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' el' : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 - ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 l 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 - 1 1 I 1 1 1 4 1 1 . 1 1 .' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 yy fri- - ' ' . ' f Y-Teen Club if 5' III A --.I.. gf, , , ra ,,.u fl, M.-. ,f ' , , ,, 0 U., - ugh. . ,Q , ., .. , L. fx, .,. ,An ' ' ' -1-7 ,:f,ff'KU3fT',, 1, .Y fd. ... . f-if 'V 7. 'yi I mf ., M 4 'fm 'U..Mz ,,:u.f .M X44 ' .. -, .f we ' Cl, . , V 1 'I 1 FIRST: Millicent House, Roxanne Roski, Anne Hunter, Janice Rose, Betty Lou Rosenbaum, Betty Leh- man, Geraldine Aspery, Mary Ellen Gazley, Mary Jo Wood, Judy Whaley, Marion Tack, Gretchen Haag, Nancy Nicola. SECOND: Blanch Vanis, Jill Bryarzt, Adele Copperstein, Sally Wexler, Carol Rusk, Dot Mitchell, Earlene Morrison, Jeanette Salern, Dale Walton, Barbara Brown, Terry Ryan, Anne Prindle, Rosemary Germana, Pat Ellis. THIRD: Nan Brownell, Jo Comella, Arlyn Shultz, Janet Storms Pat Simpson Carol Clark Pat Sprei Sue Richards Marilyn Basinger Gractia Par- sons Joan Birnbaum Ruth Dietz Marge Erdman Barbara Brazie Marge Strzclcer Zoanne Dodds FOURTH Jeanne Bzdzovsky Peggy Black Rhzna Holtz Judy Vosrnik Joan Lieberman Barbara Sze gel Ruth Ann Myers Marilyn Meyer Carol Kauffman Carole Shagrzn Phyllzs Sands Audrey Rich Carol Kztzznger Gabi Weil Claire Wallach Lenore Epstein Barbara Kastner FIFTH Adele Strornberg Joan Sanders Eve Hexter Jo Ann David Barbara Kronheirn Ursula Gebhard Shirley Rask Ann Dunn Arzn Noble Marge Shzckler Anne Vantusko Mary Sawyer Judy Soloway Flora Lu bm Nan Douda Mary Diggs FIRST Bertha Sarnas Sarzdy Quay Mary Jo Comella Judy Arzderson Barbara Coy Carol Ann Gzb bons Toni Fritz Marion Fisher Myrna Dorn Betty Narwold Betty Fullerton Helen Cruttenden SECOND Julie Doyle June Taylor Jean Millard Sondra Rapport, Shirley Thornas Pat Tracewell Margie Armington Alice Mrllzs Gznny Boyer Nancy Rosenthal Jolie Marston Sue Way Sandy Sha grin Joyce Rochman THIRD Kay Robbins Marilyn Balazs Ginny Lzedy Bobbie Loeb Carol Tele pak Marge Thomas Doris Warren Jane Robinson Mildred Lehman Diane Farrell Bonnie Wheeler Greta Rosner Dolores Caeta Marianne LoPrestr LaPerne Bacha FOURTH Margot Hagens Bebe Davis Betty Porter Gail Dolwrck Lois Bauer Carolyn Miller Joan McDonald Sally Dufill Nancy Nelson Barbara Bauhoj' Nancy Halter Gloria Charney Elaine Lar ner Diane Patterson Judy Lawn Barbara Delfs Baeyer FIFTH Mary Carol French Carol Willow Joan Rassrnusscn Carol Barr Karen Wohl Mary Alice Faragher Harriet Gould Kathy Hughes Cynthia Meyer Pat King Sharon Fox Elaine Shaefer Judy Lytle Katy Narterz Elaine Hassler Sue Farley an-qw .Ar haw J..aui3I1-ns., I1 1 I 1 1 I 1 I r I . II I . . I I . . . I I I . I I I ' : I 1 1 1 1I I 1 Q I ' I I I I I A I. I I 1 I I1 I I Y 0 I ' 1 I I Q I ' I I 1 ' Q 7 1 1 I Y . 7 I I I I . , I . I I ' I I . I II I I . I I . I . I . - Y . I I I Y A I1 I I I ' 1 : 1 ,- . . ., Y 1 . , , . , , . , 1 ,. - . ' 1 , - 1 ' I : :I . I 1 I 1 1 I ' I I - ' I I I v Q I . I .I I ' 1 I .II v :Y I I I I I Y .I . . I YI - .I Y I - .II I . I . . I . I I I I . .I I I . .I . ' I I I I Y 1 .1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 'r ,I v,f,..f5j., fi, ,I A-r. ., r A ' 1 . ' It I .' :gf fvjg . 'I f,J,I,7, IIIII' IIILIILJI I 'I III, I I. QI .NI I-.-III II ,.I.-II I .IIIIILIIIIII I I 4: - , fir' Y- l Y 1 ' - xv sf '?Z' , -.7 f' ' ' Tl ' f' 1' W f e -35 Q H 1 Zig. 13' ' lf ' 'fx C-9 FIRST: Evelyn Fisher, Lois Shafron, Barbara Bnchman, Marjory Kerslake, Hunter, Adele Stromberg. SECOND: Ronald Guentzler, Martin Marcus, Dan lVeidenlhal, Jerry Lanese, Ronnie Kohn. THIRD: John Gates, Al Bialosky, Bill Kellogg, John Van Dellen, Tempest Lowry, Carl Heiss, Dick Fredericks. .A. STAFF Every morning in homeroom we were wakened by cheerful chimes being struck by an eager PA. Staff engineer. Before that, the announcers had been busily reading over scripts. and the engineers were pulling switches all over the big control board of the PA. booth, hoping to have the announce- ments boom out in every corner ot the build- ing. We heard everything over the PA.- pep talks from our president, resumes of thrilling sports events, skits dramatizing plays and concerts, not to mention those ordinary but highly important announcements, THESPIANS These are the kids who sweated in grease paint or drowned in the paint buckets long enough to be eligible tor Shakers Thespian group, This branch ot the National Thespian Society torms a permanent core tor the dra- matic organization. Their major project this year was sponsoring the production of Thorn- ton Wilder's play Our Town. 50 Lp-'- Wu. FIRST: Claire Draziii, .Nancy King. SECOND: Judy Soloway, Carol Kanjfmaii, Joan- Beyer, .lim Diener, Martin Illarcus, Tom Taylor. THIRD: Hod Roicen, Norma Lvanza, rife-pi-i'sizls'nt. FOFRTH: Dave Freedheim, ti'e'as1ire'r,' Dick Farrill, presi- dent: Bob .'llai-kfr. . gm if Y .,-...- be 7 ga-v' cw. I1 SEATED: Connie Pim, Carol Smedley, Art England, Katy Lou Englehart, Joyce Sheppard. STAND- ING: Joyce Rochman, Janice Rose, Gobi Weil. Ronnie Sproat, Isabell Noble, Burt Griffin, Kam Mum- ford, Nancy Frank. SCRIBBLER .F. A. A. FIRST: Adele Stromberg, Phyllis Ruthenberg, Ruth Kumin. SECOND: Jean Finney, Barbara Buch- rrian, Elaine Shaejfer, Joan Lemieux, Mary Alice Hughes, Karyol Winbauer, Toni Fritz, Jean Pat- rick, Doris Scott. THIRD: Isabell Noble, Tom Simonds, Elwood Smith, Burns Weston. W Pi, 0 X. gf. H OI R I S -54,1 I 1 I 2 SECOND PERIOD CHOIR FIRST: Gilbfrt Davis, Hob Goldbc'1'g, Rnd Abrll, Ed Jndd, Xril CIZ!lIIt l'f07Z, Sholdon Kaufrnan, E14- gcne K1'rsc'hnc'r, Dick 1'll'6'fI7'Il'Ix'S, I-Ienry lIr1l11e1', Dirk I21'1lbalff1', Tum Goodman. SECOND: Carol Hfiss, .11a1'y SZ.l'l'f'l'ISIlll, Lois Early, III-lllll' I,f1'1'tf, .llrzrgv E1'd1nan, JIa1'ia111ze LoPrfstz', Zounnc Dodds, .Yancy Tappvndfn, S116 Gilbnrt, Roslyn Tcppe 1', Erflyn G11 lAlIt'l'. THIRD: frszzlu Gfbhard, Shz'rlc'y Rusk, Hclvn Cfllfffllllfll, A111111 H2lI'kUl, 3111111 R1 l-IIIx'0f'SIl'l', Ann .XvFll'fUlI, Ginny Lindy, Dolores Gacta, Shirley Hothnzun, C'lu1'1-Q' D7'0Zl'II, Carol Clark. Kathy Hnghfs. FOL'RTH:J6anAlle11,.Vary Jo Kon- nvdy, Ann Noble, .Vary E'llz'11 B111'do11a1'11, 141111111 E1JSlf'l'iZ, Carolyn SlllI.fh, Sally Sc'harjTe'r, Jane Rob- inson, Betty Jean Good, Shuwfn Fox, .Ivan .111'llz11'd. FIFTH: Jlarge' Schikler, Judy .-lndvrson, Jlargol Hagans, Bwyl Hannon, El1A2!lbl'Ih .-lclfw, Jane .-lclcvr, f1l'Ill'IllI Pc11'sr1ns, Elizabvth UvZ'll1.G77lS, Carol Ifflllp-Illl17l, Bcity POI'IC'I', Joan I3i1'11bc11c111, ILllfllIl'fl Halpvr, I3cat1'1'cc Copvlin. A CAPPELLA CHOIR FIRST: Carol Ann Gibbons, Judy Whaley, Marilyn Finklestein, Joan Lytle, Claire Wallach, Pat Simpson, Joan Lemieux, Judy Siefert, Marcia Higgins, Margery Kerslake, Doris Scott, Nan Liebold, Jean Finney, Anne Prindle, Barbara Brown, Ruth Vondrich, Anne Schauer, Barbara Buchman. SEC- OND: Katy Lou Englehart, Joan McDonald, Karyol Winbauer, Anne Hunter, Lib Tharett, Barbara Loeb, Mary Alice Hughes, Mary Alice Faragher, Marion Fisher, Betty Narwold, Mary Lou Lemke, Barbara Van Sittert, Isabell Noble, Judy Hula, Shirley Thomas, Jerry Mapes, Fleur Woods, Mona Rosenman, Margery Skeel, Nina Wonderlich, Mary Ellen Gazley. THIRD: Bob Feldt, Hap Hanscom, David Federman, Greg Mitchell, Sam Cheraso, Fr ank Casey, Eddie Slatcher, Dick Dexter, Bob Maras, Bob Marker, Burns Weston, Al Brunner, John Duffy, Dick Farrell, Harry Farmer, George Karch, Henry Goodman, Paul Singer, Burt Weiss. FOURTH: Frank Matter, Don Evans, Herb Farr, Mike Riemer, George Kingsley, Chuck Pimlott, AI Grifith, Chuck Sells, Joe Moran, Tom Taylor, John Burney, Carl Ostermeyer, Don Clokey, Barry Jontzen, Roger Lindahl, Tom Freer, Steve Qua, Jon HOIR Wilcox, Jim Abbott. This year, as you wandered near the third floor, or in the parking lot under the open windows of room 31 l, you heard singing and more singing throughout the day. First you heard the newly-formed second-period choir, which supplemented the A Cappella at Christ- mas and the spring concert. The A Cappella Choir rehearsed sectionally, both fourth and fifth periods. ln the added rehearsal time more detailed study of the music was possi- ble. After school the Swingeroos rehearsed: they sang in the Variety Show and the play Our Town. Inside the room, when the singing was sometimes uncertain, the choir heard Mr. Ellis say, NOW, let's sing the RIGHT notes. . or, Piano, play the tenor part from page two . . Usually the condition was improved within the hour. The A Cappella Choir was active throughout the community this year. We often saw them packing their robes into boxes and going off to sing, Elementary and High School P,T.A.'s, commencements, the Lake Erie League Choir Festival-at all these places the singers and accompanists gained new experience. On March l2 we heard the formal concert, with a Shaker alumna, Florence Salb, as piano solo- ist, Then, instead of mere overheard frag- ments, we heard the finished songs- All the Things You Are . . . Lady of Spain . . . The Lord ls Our Fortress. Finally, in May, came the Bobby-Sox Revue, a gay melting pot of Shaker High itself- Inside Shaker. JU IOR COUNCIL N WORLD AFFAIR C. Shakerutes wnth a seruous rnterest nn world affasrs belonged to this club which thus year added to nts functlons the speech contest work formerly carrued on by the Rostrum Club Several members of thus club entered the Lake Erre League speech contest A varnety of actrvutres were covered by thus group Fnlms speaker and student panels pro vnded information on current problems For the benefnt of the whole school a bulletln board of tlmely topncs was mauntamed IH the mam hall A debate on compulsory arbntra tuon of strukes was presented m a February assembly A hngh point of the year came when thrrteen members served as delegates to Dave Freezlhgglz a model U N assembly held at Western Re mee presldentpeggy 0811 serve Unnversuty, nn March The Shaker group D rr Freedheizllayl presldenl represented the countnes of Turkey and lugo Barbdla BM slavna tart! FIRST Evelyn Fzsher Barbara Buchrrzarz Barbara Krorzhezrrz Sherry Spzvalt Shezla Sorrzberg Arzrz Stezrzberg Joyce Rochman Norma Learzza Betsy Nebel SECOND Horlard Kurlarzd Pam he man 'Vancy Rosenthal Pat Hzcml AnrzeH14rzter Roslyn xC'lLl7ll17Z Bebe Dams Marllyrz Tobocrrrarz Mayer Adler THIRD Dzck Speer Jzm Greerz Eldy Gross Jere Bro Kahn Tom Szmorzds Al Bralos ky Dave Freedhezm Dan Wezderzlhal Ron Slzllrnan Don Klezrz FOURTH Harry Chrzstzarz Martzn Marcus Donald Zak Nwk Greer Brll Kellogg Chuck Card H Freedhezm Burt G arry Blum Bzll Hall Fred Well Dorz Tlmll Pl P90 ' 4 .tif ga . , 4 -3 cr-Q., 1 .- . ' , f, rgif. . If 11. A ' Q hs Cv 4, I ' -A f rx s' 'J 1 4' r I . , , ' l . . - Pg - . . ' J G 'rL, S . . . 'V , 1 - g , ' 0 ' I : ' Y sv - Y vy Q I Y Y q ' I 1' l 1 Y ' , K , . ' , . . . : ' -I ' . , l 'rc- s 4 v I v . 'y ' - ' v 1 ' Q . v l' . : . .' f l l . ' . . V - ' . '. .- 1 ' , Q I, r - 5. ' y . ' Y- 'Y 1 Y Y l Y ' Y I 1 1 Y . ,' A 3 b A 5 , g l A! M- : 1. 4: f ' I-4 hh 13. A- 5 I l I d 7 U l 'os I X Q 4 l , J - L 'I , :gl 'b ' 5 N- IA . 7 J I ' ' A s ' ' Q -x l ' 1 L ' V, , Q . , -Y v 4 g , Q ,.. . I I 5 X 5 rj TRAVEL LUB Tled down to school books not many Shaker stu dents could satrsfy that wanderlust and hop the next ocean Inner to far places But many joined the Travel Club to learn more about unknown places that ap pealed to their rmaglnatlon They saw frlms and Flggyv El heard talks that took them all over our world seerng secretary N mme Larrzer t ' 'W thnngs from bullfughtmg rn Mexico to mountarn ffeasure 'Hwy Van D reasurer L clrmbrng rn lndua To keep the club up to date Dr Judy WlZ'aIeSEC0Nb Elillerr .wa-ral clzaiis Wzlkozf attend Martnn Kohle showed frlms taken recently nn Europe ua' Ch re 'I Rr 11 Lawn Rolanaarles Glazer Z?'d '.0 secretmppm' of deep sea frshmg mcludrng some especually fascn Carlson D aye manage, natrng vlews of octopusses ave Fedmman FIRST Barbara Bassett Adele Coppersfezrr lllarge Erdrrzarr Barbara Blazr Zoltan Mogyorody Art England Larry Cowan Barbara Brown Cynthza Chappell JoarzBeechzr1or SECOVD Arm Evans Mary Burney Dorothy Brrcson Mary Ellerz Borclerzaro Dazrd Nachmarz Bob Eakzrz Tom Scott Marr lyn Balazs Bea Copeluz Jarze Blau Judy Babrrz THIRD Barbara Arrzold Gerry Aspery Carol Clark Sue Cozzerzs Mary Barlurzek Steve Waters Herb Lrrzdahl Katy Aleaarrder Carol Barr Lzrzda Crracr Dorzs Berland R 'K M 5 I r I I , 4 ., -r B . 7 A 4 I , . I: f . . . . l . .' . r -r . ' 7. 1 I . . . . SENT.. J 11. l2re.sz'deng.- of Sclzlang, 'l'1.'l: Jog . ance to widen interests, Coach Paul Stark showed his films ' 1 'yy , . ' - TRAVEL CLUB FIRST Wlarzan Huebschrnan Clazre Drazrn Nancy Hyde Mary Ellen Hrll Sandra Fetterman Drck Goulder Don Comparza Bob Fetterrnan Gretchen Haag Jrll Bryant Selma Halberg Marva Drgby Marcra Hrggrns SECOVD Bebe Davzs Ruth Dzetz Rhrna Holtz LaVerne Bacha Ursula Gebhard Jzrn Wasserman Joel Vlachtel Chuck Serpan Nancy Halter Mrllze House Lozs Bauer Mary Drggs Margot Hagarzs THIRD Nan Douda Gmny Boyer Barbara Bauhof Pat Hurnl Mary Alrce Fara gher 'Vlarron Fzsher Jun Green Eldy Gross Kathy Hughes Mary Carol French Carol Ann Grbbons Delores Gaeta Mary Alree Hughes FIRST Jerry MacGregor Ann Lrndsay 'llarcza Madorshy Torn 'Veeds Larry Whztman Leon Henry Dazrd Federrnan Chuck Glaser Maryorze Kzchler SECOND Betsy Nebel Dorothy Mrtchell Betty Lehman Torn Morse Chuck Pasternak Ron Carlson Carole Kelley Barbara Neuger Jo Lupzca Car ol Koch Third Euelyn Klausner Mary Lehman Carol Kauffman Judy Lavrn Jolie Marston Bar bara Loeb Mildred Lehman Elazrze Larner Ruth Kumrrz Ann Newton Marzlyn Meshorer' FOURTH Barbara Kastrzer Jean Mzllard Vzrgznra Lzedy Carolyn Mzller Barry Jontzerz Marcus Gregory Katy Narten Bettu Fullerton Carol Krtzznger W- , y- I -vs ,Q ., V. - -f, 1 fr ' 1' -A A - 0 K .V , y. : A . , ' . ' . - I . 1 1 1 1 , . ' . . ' ,Y 1 1 1 1 . ' I ' ' ' . 2 1 1 I 1 1 1 . 1 - ' ' . ' . .l . h ' ' 7 7 - A - . . . - Y 1 l 1 1 1 1 , 1 . f 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . . . . 1 1 - - 1 Ir 1 ' 1 ' 1 r 1 r 1 ' ' - 1 1 1 1 1 ' . ' . ' . ' Y ' . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . A , , ' '. EL FIRST Carolyn Smzth Carole Schonberg Dorrs Scott Pat Sprez Carol Sheznbart Kenny Kzrtz Jun Greenbaurn Sally Schaffer Janzs Phzllrps Anne Schauer SECOVD Earlene Morrlson Anne Prmdle Mar1on Tack Arlyn Schultz Dzane Patterson Louzse .Scher Joe Weznberg Aancy Nzcola Sandy Quay Roslyn Tepper THIRD Marjorze Strzckler June Taylor Marran Svec Judy Soloway Carol Smedley Kurt Soloway Don Klezn Jeanne Petrash Maryory Thomas Md7jOl1lSCh1CklCI Judy Szefert Hzlda Spzegel FOURTH Mary Beth Sreverson Carol Shagrm Elame Shaejer Margery Skeel Don Roskoph Harry Blum Lezster Brretman Ann Thayer Lenore Stone Mary Jo Commella Bertha Sarnas Vondrzch Kathy Hezss Carol Reznfeld SLCOND Judy Rclyea Terry Ryan Joan Rzppner Dale Walton Rozrannc Roskz Dzclx Speer Mark Szlverberg Nancy Van Dellen Marlene Zoul Jocelyn Wzl ey Clazre Wallach THIRD Shzrley Rask Sue Rzchards Audrey Rich Indy Whaley Bzll Tesmer Ieslze Perrelman Ronnze Mzller Joan Rau Mazza Zznnar Judy losmzk Betty lou Rosenbaum Anna Wonderlzch FOURTH Sue Way Joan Rasmussen Kay Robbzns Jane Robznson Jackrc Zoldak Elwood Smzth Sandy Sebransky Dorrs Warren Mary Reznkoester Aancy Rosenthal Elzzabeth Wzl lrams FIRST: Carol Rusk, lyois Wilkojf, Lynn Zucker, Helen Roberts, Sue Varz Dellen, Betty Wertheim, Ruth 4 FRENC LUB lr- ' Clarre Wallach treasurer Anne Hunter secretary Irra Saks presrdent Frerna Kutler vrce preardent FIRST Mzckey Lehman Joan Lernzeux Jearz Ranade Marlan Huebschrnan Marcra Madorsky Jean Frnney Dolores Robb Alzce Gerson Alzce Levztt Sally Wakser Judy Babrn Lors Pollafk Ann Burkat SECOND Annette Greenberg Anne Hunter Marzlyn Tobocrnan Drane Levztt Arlyn Schultz Bar bara Kronhelm Barbara Bazrnan Sherry Spwak June Taylor Jocelyn Wzley Cynthza Chappell Anne Schauer Marzlyn Broth Pat Sprel Ruth Gzlbert Nancy Wzse Iors Wrlkojf THIRD Claire Wal lach Irrs Saks Gretchen Haag Sue Way Gerry Aspery Betty Lehman Adele Strornberg Judy Jones Cynthza Meyer Barbara Loeb Blanche Varzzs Aancy Franl Marla Zznner Carol Kztzznger Connze Pzrn Joan Rzpprzer Judy Lavzn Elazne Larrzer FOI. RTH Frema Kutler Harrret Gould Bet ty Porter lllary Alzce Hughes irc Leanza Ellzot Schlang Bob Englarzder Kathy Hughes Bob Mark er Eluood Srnzth Marcus Gregory Ronnre Sproat Don Freedherm Katy Anthony Annette Church Fleur Woods Judy Solouay Roxanne Roskz Ruth Kumzrz Judy Whaley Marrlyn Balazs II Q' f .e.o'4 va S ,gov 5 ,O if ',t'n'g9:O 05' A V Ah 7 LL TT ll it ll Eli 58 ffl . L E2 QE f' MA VV 2 l,. A A f 'W an mv r F 5 4 4 Q M '4 S - P471 xy 4 V1 4 . . V. I. ' V fVvrf 'lv I rfflll ll f fwfr . sl . ' rf Many aspects ot the rich German culture were explored by the German Club, made up of students interested in the club's activities, as well as students of the language. The mu- sic of German composers from Bach to Brahms was presented by Andre Altschul and Elwood Smith at the pianoi German folk- songs were sung by all the members. Ger- man literature was represented when Marie Zinner gave a talk on Schiller, the great Ger- man poet. At the suggestion of this club, Dr. joseph Remenyi, an outstanding Hungarian scholar. spoke to the school on lohann Wolfgang von Goethe, in honor ot the two-hundredth anni- versary of his birth. celebrated last year. SEATED: Elwood Smith. STANDING: Dot Geb hard, Maria Zinner, Alice Joseph, Harry Farmer Dave Federman. SEATED: Barbara Dvlfs Bavyer, Maria Zimzer. STANDING: John Berlick, Tom Taylor, Marge Erdman. 40 BRIDGE CLUB .S FIRST Irzs Saks Maozmz Tack Sally Sezdman Betsy Nebel SECOND Gmny Boyer Marc1a Hzg gms Anne Prmdle Marlon F1she1 Ruth Kumzn PANISH UB 'DME r QMZ rv :Buenos duas' Spanash students learned such things In class but through the Spanish Club they could learn more about Spamsh speakung peoples and the countries they lnve In Speakers told of thelr recent trlps to those sombrero and slesta lands of Latm Ame rnca A woman recently returned from Spam gave a talk on Castnluan Art The years hugh ponnt came at Chrnstmas time when the club members entertauned N1 therr mothers and guests wnth a program por traymg Christmas customs of Spanish speak :ng peoples Carols as well as harp and piano musuc were presented against a background of gay Mexrcan decoratuons SEATED Dons Scott secretary STANDING Carol Smedley uce preszdeni Katy Lou Englehart preszdent Herb Farr treasurer Barbara Braz1e soczal charrman ABSEVT Marwn Tack song leader C' ' l ui -. G xi L Y , Y Y Ps x ' v l ir , 'Q gf rl f, A I . 9, l 1,4 A , 'xx 7' X K X tw W 4 xt . : I , I .. . . I A ,y ' f . 1 l I ' 9 Y . 'Y ' if ' I ,, 4 5 . 5 t Y . 1 I fr' V If f 1 ' . ' 31 s .W n . W , 4 I A - 1 . . . , 5 - , . . ' . Q - - , v. - . : -, SPANIS LUB FIRST Jean Petrash Joan Rau Lerzore Stone Shzrley Thomas Nan Dozlda Barbara Siegel Lozs Shafron Lenore Epstezrz SECOVD Jzm Berzck Carol Arm Fzbbons lzm Wzlcor Joan McDonald Betty Narwold Katy lvarten Ted Wyant Katy Lou Erzglehart Frank Gorman THIRD Bud Trace well Benson Bauer Bob Hayes Marvm Smzth Herb Farr Barbara Lan Srttert Barbara Bauhof FOURTH Ronme Lewls Donald Zak 'llartzn Marcus Rollzn lxrrzg Bob fold Al Bzalosky Rorzrzze Kohn FIRST Marzlynllleshorcr Barbara Bassett larfzu Ihzllrps Jane Ilan Jam Meyer Betsy Nebel Jo Lupzca Nan Llebold SECOVD Anrzc Iruzdle Izrzda Czracz Sally Wexler Judy Mzttlernan Barbara Braz1e Dorzs Scott Tor1zFrztz Joan Izrnuux Barbara 'llzrztz THIRD Joan Bfyfr Juan Rasmus sen Pat Hum! Daze Janson Carol Srrzcdley Nzrru Horzdzrlzch Lcbc Davzs Judy Rclyea I'OLRTH Barbara Broun Dot 'llztchell Roger Landers llrrz frzerzbazzrrz Jzrn Grefrz Dzck Speer Clara Arm Fzrbert Roslyn Neuman md SCIENCE CLUB Interest in science outside the classroom stimulated these Science Club members to seek a wider understanding of new develop ments in practical science, under the leader- ship of President Glenn Wesselmann. Pro- grams included a talk on colored television by Y P Nick Greer and Chuck Card and presentations by several members of their individual chem- istry projects. On a field trip to the Sohio ex- perimental laboratories, the members were eye-witnesses to the work with test tube and W7 bunsen burner carried on there. r 5 Art England, treasurer, Fred Weil, vice-president, -I I-M Fred Morgenthaler, secretaryg Glenn Wesselmann 1 rv president. FIRST: Alan Schwartz, Lloyd Amsfer, Vic Leanza, Bill Wicland, Paul Terrano, Carolyn Smith, Mar- ian Vanis. SECOND: Jim Wasserman, Mary Alice Hughes, Glenn Wesselmann, Dieter Hanauer, Paul Hexter, Leon Henry, Art Eng-land. THIRD: Roland Carlson, Herb Lindahl, Bob Mayher, Har- ry Christian, Bill Falsgraf, Don Clokey, Dick Fredericks, Frank Moore. FOURTH: Fred Morgen- thaler, Gilford Dyer, George Armington, Chuck Card, Jack Wilharm, Fred Weil, Tom Simonds, Nick Greer. - i i .iid C 'l ffm C ' 'AIN ,-- ,,, .I I .fn :px D PRE-MED CLUB I'lRST Izb Thfuett Ruth Kumzn Phyllzs Frzedman Myrel Papurt Marla Zuner Paul Carlotta Javhle Grhmmz SECOND Mary Reuzkocstez Mary Alzce Hughes Norman Zucker Don Klezn Bar bara Delfs Dazyer Judy Solouay Myrna Papurt THIRD Jzm Wzlcox Dan Wezdenthal Ronme Sfzllman Hod Rouen Mzlte Krauss Marlon Fzsher Judy Lytle Mary Alzce Faragher FOURTH Dwi. Cohen Dzcter Hanauer Don H elss Bob Sm1th Tom Taylor Roger Lmdahl Herb Farr Elame Hassle: lvleducrne nursung surgery Pre Med Club members began preparatnon for such careers through discussions lectures and freld trnps Dr C A Bowers the patron adviser contrnbuted answers to questions con cernung medlcal schools phases of the profes suon and fnelds In medncal research to be de veloped Mr Manuel Kuechle gave an ex used In the Shaker school system One of the held trnps took the club to the Cleveland Clnnuc where they saw some of the research rn bacterrology carried on rn the lab and they also observed the processing of a patient at the clmuc Bob Snuth preszdent Ronme Strllman 'vzce preal dent Tom Taylor Dzck Cohen treasurer Mr Kuechle ABSEVT Jack1e Gehman secretary 63 , l F I ' 'U .Q - W ' . -e tl l 5 l A 1 ' 1 .l 7 1 I . . .7 l Y 1 I ' Y : Y , ,,,, , , f 7 'gl . .' ' ' ' ' . - r A Q3 , ' I ' , planation of the Wetzel grid, a growth chart ' NN ' gg U - X V . . R W . . M 1. . H . 1' ,hh '3 . 23? f A A, Q I ,ig : I : V ' . I Y : ' A, . A .' , - DRUM MAJORETTES iii Q'---ln 4 --gs GI'--45 FIRST Ezleen Fzsco Mmcza Gmllet SECOND June Taylor Nancy Cool Stephen Ruth Elame Hassler Tom Frztz These energetlc drum majorettes and the drum major added conslderably to our cheer :ng splrnt at football games they also made the occaslons vusrbly enjoyable for all con cerned Well remember their hugh steppung marches and flashing batons as a part of that wonderful football season rf' I -'Y l f li fff H: H me -Q.- ... --4 FIRST: Mr. Hammond, Eileen Fisco, Steve Ruth. SECOND: June Taylor, Nancy Cool, Elaine Hassler, Marcia Guillet, Toni Fritz. THIRD: Tom McLaughlin, Barry Godley, Dick Peters, Tom Simonda, Don Hale, Chuck Serpan. FOURTH: Bob Hayes, Don Lauster, Harry Blum, Jean Marie Patrick, Roger Landers, Elwood Smith. FIFTH: Ivan Schneidcrman, Hap Hanscom, Andre Altschul, Violet Alex, Jamie Green, Fred Campbell. SIXTH: Bill Hosler, Tom Daus, Harvey Rosen, Bob Breitweg, Dick Klein, Tempest Lowry. SEVENTH: Eldy Gross, Alice Joseph, Jim Rosenthal, Alice Millis, Tom Liston, Kenneth Liebler. EIGHTH: Dave Lauster, Pat Huml, Selma Halberg, Bill Katz, Vic Lean- za. This has been Mr. Hammond's first year with the Shaker Band. Though the band was small, they worked hard - hot, foot-sore hours on the practice field after schoolg many first periods of vital rehearsals-and pro- duced good results. We heard them blowing and tooting and drumming at pep assemblies, and at football games, where they played the fight song with spirit despite the discouraging effects of rain, snow, and mud. ln january AN we heard them in assembly. A highlight of that program was the appearance of Buster, the child piano prodigy talias Andre Altschull, On March 24 the formal Band Concert showed us that we had more than just a foot- ball field gang. We had a band that pleased us with music from Bach's Prelude and Fugue in C minor to Stravinsky's Firebird Suite. An added feature of their program was the music of Walter Pfeil, harpist. Planning Shaker s new dark room was the bug project of the Photography Club thus year Under the guidance of Mr Harold Storms members drew up blueprints for the dark room to be used by the entire club When the work room IS completed they hope to do all the photographic work for the school Duscussuons and cntucasms of members work were also an amportant part of the clubs program At one meeting a demon stratnon of toners for pnntsng was presented On a fneld trlp to Nela Park the club studned different arrangements of lighting for photog raphy FIRST Leon Henry Chuck Pasternah John Kuswk SECOND Tom Kramer Bernard Manchzck Bob HWVOI7 LUW2! Lettofsky Ted Kay Dave Carter W-mf HI Y COMBIINED OFFIChRS Ifs Nash vzce president Dave Halter pzesulent Tom Deutsch secretary GPOIQC hatch tzeasurfz i M SOPHOMORE HI Y Hu Y membershup gave Shaker boys a chance to partncnpate In service work as well as to enjoy group socnal events At the Tues day nnght meetnngs, the members planned group protects and heard speakers One out standing vnsntor was a member of Alcoholics Anonymous who gave forceful testimony of has own experlence Some socual affairs planned and executed by the Hu Y Club were the basketball dances and the I-ln Y pncnucs Worksng at odd jobs took much of the tame of the Ht Y boys thus sprmg Our mothers had their wandows washed and their gardens spaded and the well earned money was do nated to the YMCA World Servnce Program Thus program promotes YMCA actnvutles throughout the world especially un lndna and Chuna Thus dad the H1 Y fulfill tts motto to create manntavn and extend throughout the s c h o ol and communuty hugh standards of Chrnstnan character FIRST Bzll Tesmer Fzed DeLuca Bob Bremznger Tom Scot! Greg Holmes Daze Howe Bzll Fzchnu Bzll Harwell SFCOND Joe Balazs George Brecklmg Bob Rujinz Herb Lzndahl Jzm Flynn Al Bzzuzner Daze Carter Bob Eakm THIRD Mel Pattlson Elwood Sm1th Denms 0B11en Dun-h Rosenberaer Bruce Meyers Howard Bankhurst Hod Rowen Jerry Dams 67 i ' 6 fl If I. J . an Esrfifii E4 , . h Kwik' U' - - n l .v K., . , A, - .- .' . ' : I , ' V . , , 7 . ' ' 1 1 , 1 ' I A I 74,1 C-'X ' 'V 3 ' Z .I A Q 4 i 4 N g X f , T - . , 4 I 4' gl .. . 1 ' 1 v ' l M , V D 4 ' C .T 2 A -t 4 A . -1 5 ' ' T' f , . I , 1 if , 3 , l . , f W . ,Y X X . , O K, C , t A Q 0 0 l ! . . .ILI IOR HIY alex M Coach Fred Hemlen as speakmg FIRST Bob Leflxo Ed Judd Alan Sams Bzll Fuller Huck Fznn Dame Janson Frank Wertheuner Jerzy lanese Jzm Hznz Dzcl. Blum SECOND Tom 'Plomc Bzll Falsgzaf Don Clokey Tom Conant NormanHa1be1t Tom Tuhune Les Nash John Ferguson Roland Carlson THIRD Jack Benny Carl Oestermeyer Wzllzs McFarlane Bud Abell Henry Keller George Karch Mzke Moore Page Sumg FOURTH Bob Soltz Chuck Sells Torn Daus Graham Mztchener Bob Gold Gzford Dyer George Armzngton Mark Shafer CU x SENIOR HI-Y if 'bv J I HI Y SENIOR OFFICI RS FIRST Glenn H esselmann 'lflCt presldent Doug Smzth treasurer SECOND Henry Banks pfcsz dent ABSENT Steve Qua secutazy FIRST Dong Smzth Mazvzn Smzth Jzm Davzs Chuck Pasternah Tom 'lflclaughlzn :nan John Bcrlwh B111 Hosler SECOND Bob Hayes Geoige Kzngsley Evan Colton Frank Home Hany Chrzstzan Jzm Wasserman THIRD Tom Deutsch Nzck Greer Hany Blum Churk Conant Henry Banks Bzut Grzjfin FOURTH Bob Breztueg Jack Shoe! Stete Qza Rogea Lzndahl John Hazuell Harry Farmer I ul Glenn Wessel Tom Wetzler Dave Halter Dzck Peters 1.5 K if Y :Vi . A . T ' ,A A 4 HI? , 1 t E L fly, F Y e sq! , 1 I 5-I' I O1 H' :Le , Q ., , jg .Q 'Q , W Q . '1 J it L. y ,, K, I i Y , if . I o gi 1, f , ,V ! .' f 1 an - Ofs. S Lua sm ,Qs Drd you ever wonder during thus last year, why so many S sweaters appeared on Fra day s? The occurrence was no accident but part of the pollcy of the S Club made up '3 xv of boys who have won a Shaker letter But the S Club members besndes sportung handsome sweaters on manly shoulders form a useful service organlzatuon tor the school When our parents came to assemblies these ',, boys served as ushers By sellung play tnckets and prepanng and dustrnbutung programs tor basketball games the S Club members con tributed thelr part to our school lute -vig x.. Dzck Danka fvzce president Ron Shulmarz preszdent Bob Tezsher treasurer avg! FIRST Frank Herthezmer Dzck Klerrz Hap Hanscom Tony Czarlczolo Earl Byrne Daze Gleason Bud Sauchzk Mzke Czanczolo Dave Freedherm Coach Szrzger SECOND Tom Flaherty B111 Klezn Les Aaah Tom Terhune Bob Elton Jay Foulkrod Frarzk Matter Charles Pasternak Ron Shulman Frank Leorzettr Paul Hourzet Coach Hemlen THIRD Torn Wetzler George Kmgsley Evan Colton Stu Klezrz Bob Tezsher Dzck Bohnet Dlck Danka Robzn Broun Dtck Brubaker John Haruell Alan Davzs Ron Madzson Wzllzs McFarlane Rollzn Kang ' I 3 ,rl . . . n ff ' H , gp ' S ZIV' . . ' . I 1 . f . 'J V ,Vw -X g -4-'LF --.. ix M Sal . , s 4' Q o 5 'S L 5 ?' , SJ 5 - gg r ' H , ,, , . so ,. 1- - br 3' 1 is in K . qw' by Q l ,, v - It , 1 I l l 1 , 3' I i. l -Q' Y X I W. f . , , , l Q .- - - 1 ' : l. I ny .l ..' . ,Y . , . . I , . l , V .V -, ' , ' , , . I ' v n Y I . I . V U D Y v l . . I 7 r r f f 1 r 1 ' I I Yv. l I I I. 'Y . . l .V I I Y P ' Z 4,2 W., fx! x- f? ,, Ng? ia! ,Z QI' fl 7 rs Q X-'V'-:H 1 i 'A' ,...' za las-o4 im :J-5? fwrjf L rf- wifaiwl 9 fi mxfffi' :N la' A l!Nt7Il1I Framle fenznus of 111111510111 Honomfff mfmb rcvcuu rmful uflcome er of Shares H clmq uf 1111114 -'Cn' Phil' lance of fll'fl0H. on the erlzwutzon faculty ulleybull court ,,-- 3 JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY FIRST Mary Ellen Gazley Mrck ey Lehman Marjory Strzcker Mrllze House Mary Jo Wood Judy losmzk SECOVD Mar J or y Thomas Blanche Vanzs Betty Lehman Mrl Balazs Betty Lou Rosenbaum Sue Farley Shrrley Thomas THIRD Mona Rosen man Barbara Van Szttert Nancy Halter Jane Robznson Gznny Lre dy Margery Skeel Dorzs Warren a gentle sport The patches an the prctures are hldmg the cuts that two gurls recenved after collndmg on the hockey fleld A munor fmger Injury was sustamed by Sally Send man Thus year the teams played Hathaway Brown and Henghts They also partncrpated rn a play day at Laurel School where they defeated Laurel SOPH VARSITY HOCKEY FIRST Jllllll Doyle .Ioan Wrl lrams 'll a r l e n e Zoul Carole FIELD HOCKEY NFNIOR VARSITY HOLKEY FIRST Beryl Hannon Larol Ixrt znqer Nan Donda Jzuly Whaley Barbara Bra ll Connre Pzm Clarre Wallach Sally ll exler SECOND Judy Jones Cynthra lleyer Isabell Noble Katy Arz- tlzony Bolrlrze Loelr Katy lou I' Il qlehart 'llary Alice Faragher Sally Sezrlmarz Carol Ann Gzlr lrorzs 's dkix Schonberg Judy Gottesrnarz Slrezla Ti Lv 53' ,K Sorrzberq SECOND 'llaru Frzsten Judy Anderson Carol llzller Carol Telepall Belly Jean Good Mm 1 73 Z. . v A I I I Q' n I Z ,Y Y . I A . 7 lr . , 1 1 'J .' 4 , ' O - , .. Q -. , , , V A - 1 A7 ' ' , A. . .,' - A 1 I ' u . A r 1 l I' ' Y 1 l , 4 I ., . A ' H ' xl 'V A, df, , , ' . ff y fix f 5, h 1 .3 'fi ' '5 , ,N 5 a V I '. 'Q V ' S 2 , A I + l Yi l I x 5 f 'V A 4 I 4 . l C I 5' I 7 , Y j fl I . V' 4 , ,. 5' ' 4 ', Field hocke as not always X I, T A r - . , in l . . U hu' Wu, ' 0 Q , 1-0. r n 'wr 3 x Q , . 1 x ' X 6 f Y f O 'Il' , f ' l V ,V . Y , :rf ' 1 f ., '.. 8, . , i QW A V,-f l fr jr , . 1 . . . .' . A , .T , K x 4, A If 9 v ff r ' v ' ' ,f , Tl OLLEYBALL Spike ity . , Set it up, back row. These are two of the cries often heard during a girls' competitive volleyball game. The highlight of this season was Shaker's defeat of Maple Heights. Other inter- school games were played with Bedford arid Heights, SENIOR FIRST Beryl Hannon Carol Ann Gzbbons Lozs Bauer Sally Wex ler Connie Pam SECOND Katy Lou Lnqlelzart Cynthia Meym Katy Narten Katy Anthony 'Vlary Alwe Faragher NOT IN PIC TURE Carol K1t mger JUNIOR IIRST Jane Blau Xue Way .lam Rolmlson Kathf Wezss llarcuz lladorslty S F COND lllarqt Thomas Betty Lehman Mzllwent House 'llafry Alice Hughes Jo Wood Carol Clark THIRD Bet ty Lou Rosenbaum Manlyn Bal a S' Virqinza Lzedy Marge Slteel Nancy Haltfr NOT IN PIC TURE Dot Gebhard Q SOPHOMORE 1f11fsT 'llary hnsstuz Joan llzl lzam 'lItlIlt7lt loul Jzuly ' ottcs 771,414 NICUXII Nancy Nzllfei Iam 4:-ln' Betty Jam f ootl B11 .11-Mr THIRD lfllflflllll Basm J r lat Traccucll Judy Hindu son l,a1olTclepal1 -H101 llzllz ' I JuNloR FIRST Betty Lou Rosenbaum Jane Robznson Vzrgmza Lzedy Sue Farley Jane Blau SECOND 'Marge Thomas Mamlyn Balgzg Betty Lehman Mary Alwe Hughes Judy Vosmzh THIRD Sue Way llona Rosenman Judy Hula 'llarge Skeel Aancy Halter Gerry Mapes' When Shaker s varsity basket ball teams played Hathaway Brown thus year two of the closest games of any season were played One game was lost by one pomt and the other by three Shaker also playe Brush One of the most engoy able parts of the mterschool games IS the refreshment time after the game Hungry bas ketball players love to eat SOPHOMORE FIRST Judy Gottesman Marlene Zmll lane Acher Bu1TAcker Bettu Jane Good SECOND Joan Wzl lla .Ioan Sanders Julw, Doyle Judy Anderson 11511-1,lyn Basmger THIRD Alzce 'l11ll1S Uarol Telepalc Harlzet Gould Vary Lou Beutel BASKETB LL SENIOR FIRST: Beryl Hannon, Nan Lel- bold, Peg Goslin, Sally Werlern Jean Ranade, Connie Pim. SEC- OND: Carol Kitzinger, Katy Lou Englehart, Cynthia Meyer, Katy Anthony, Mary Alice F'1lf7'llf1Il6T, ,lgyre Sheppard Judy lvhllley. -,...x ,f 75 1 .' 1 . , , D . 1 1 ' ' 1 1 b 1 . A j A .1 U, 14 ' Q .I I V 1 I - . L Y 4 . , 1 1 7 ' A , 7 1 Y . 1 . 1 . d y X ' 51 , e . gf I 1' 'fx' ' ,. xx V , . 1 ' H e V I 'S- . 1 y, '. A 1 , ' ' ' 1 . 1 . , , ' U -,. 1 . ' I , ' l l Y 1 1 ' - ' ' , '- 1 L . . - V 'E . ' ' - x f - . 1 ' - , - : a ' l ,, , Wi .gf It , . ' ' ' ,, 1 ' hu , - A - ' 1 ' ' ' :W 1 , ., It 1. -i 11 1 , IIIYOH on the Badm Acnvvfi cquff FIRST Betty Lehman Mzllzcent House Mickey Lehman Wan-111, 'lladmslly Vwgznza Lzedy SLC OND Cyntlna llleyer Connu Pun 'Nancy Halter Katy Anthony Ju dy Hula Mona Rosenman BASEBALL Heughts and Hathaway Brown played host to Shakers base ball teams The games were all close but Shaker was not vlctoruous thus year The nnnes also played Shore Durmg gym classes baseball games were played with the boys The boys only requnslte was to bat left handed I is Shares Q ub --1 K ui Weiss, Sully Schoeffcf S11 m 1111216 Thazettv Marilyn Wu. Ellen Gazley. AI'ce T enclen, VKUICU 'f um' WLDJ. SECOND: I Ann Grmton, MOTU Nlounfcastle, Mafy 1 thong. SHA5fSN95lU5eb0'dfffm: HP5:L1ea':1z33v:fs J., mn mme , . ' V , N n y gakw, when Haag, Iaq3e5m.?il,ciy Iitufle, Shu'ro'n FOI, MW!! 1 A 1 , Hmxriett Thorne, Nfwwu Cool' Katy H FIR.' I MaHanSHu3bs2h,TagTin GW limrw. -7011 14 - ' V - ' - IRD: Barbara .cm , Wmllmmfw., Tlgcherv Jackie K0315, Judy Jones, J own Fufragher, Lomse Sharcg C lub good I membe Crintoaugh Ouf of seg got a dress 3 gressed in 3,125 Ann n ed frim .bonnet wifh al Cloth trying Ofmng of lace. Shneadd- in The for the Comedy :WTS pls' Shpageanf of the Oo festivitigsi? we part. Cgltiwail an alumna ' 9 Year includ d init' ' e.lU 'Cheo e l'm'a O dmner 86 and an I e 5Wimm' I Yes on the side' mg was learneg SH fggqlfs QITEICERS L COND- Mn H b. Mountcqstle ' Jerry Awgiegclfnwn- Jones THIkl?a1-ol Clfirlfv Iyufy a- 1 ,f : M ., ud- qlu' Ba7'bfl'l'a Vagrgitigfe Ffh? Gym Leaders I 'BK 1 GIRLS LEADERS FIRST Carol Telfpalt Conme Pun Cynthza Meyer Katy Anthony Fractza Parsons Beryl Hannon SECOND Joan W1ll1am.s Sally Blau Gabz Werl Julia Doyle Judy Hula. THIRD Betty Lehman Mary Lou Beutel Bertha Samas Maozlyn Basmger Pat Tracewell que Farley Swlmmlng Leaders Tote that barge Ilft hat bale The workhorses of the physucal educatnon classes are busy agavn For dlversuon from thenr dutaes of the year the Swnmmlng Leaders gave a par ty for the Boys Swummmg team The Gym Leaders had an overmght at Red Raider Camp where sleep was a for gotten thang SWIMMING LEADERS FIRST 'Vuncy Tappenden, Harrzett Thorne, Nancy Baker, Janet Przce SECOND Barbara Van Szt tert, Ann Grmton, Nancy Cool, Mary Lou Lemhe, M0111 A1160 Faraghez THIRD Nan Lezbold, Mar Zeng Kzrslake, Jaelue Ixosw, Lzb Tharett, Nancy . 1 wr 4 'Wiz r 'I I U In :A Iii I 'v 8 U I V ,,t, M I A I., 225 V - we S' S if 4 5' I srl, I Q I I' A 0 I ' 8 ' J 1' a X 6 'I .A , 3 E I .X ,L q t , I A , I xx I Q '. K I 3 ' A .3 W z . - . t sk- K I - . . every untramural sport and make every varsuty thus year I may get my letter Of course I may have to do a luttle swum mung and bowlung un my spare tume In order to get an S a gurl must receuve SOO pounts and she must earn IOOO pounts S GIRLS Rudung Club RIDING CLUB FIRST Judy Babm Marge Schzckler Myrel Pagruxrt Selma Halbefrg Myrna Papurt Carol Kelley SECOND Helen Robeu ts Nancy Halter Marge Kerslake Barbara Muntz Harnet Gould .Sue Ruchards Vary Enston Sometumes a horse s neck us a drunk wuth the kuck taken out but to the gurls who rude on Mondays un the fall and sprung a horses neck us what you land on after the kuck has been put un Another enter taunung feature us the sungung of Fox Smuth unstructor at The Red Rauder Camp where the gurls rude un nuce weather earned un after school spo by makung varsuty and all s teams by enterung swummu meets or water pageants a other sports actuvutues athletuc award us an ho sought by all gurls unterested spOl'fS for a cup These pounts can be I I I I I ru FIRST Illary Alzce Famgh Carol Qmedlcy Nan Douda Ma zan Huebschman Marcm Mado b GIRLQ e r Ly SECOND Cynthza Meye Katy Anthony Katy Narten Jor Ilclloruald Katy Lou Englehart m O O 1 A : ' , 1 1 S L y I 1 . I ' r A' . , X . v 7 ' I 3 ,u . Y . l Let me seeg if I go out for ' . QQ 99 Q L , n Y 9 1 'I 1 5 1 . '45 his W, 'Q W 74 24 X X X Y lx x pg X ,- Q O 0 Q X 243 Ni X X x , , V Q O O O 1 G K j y x 1 1 x X 1 3? 4 N J X X -e---A X y X X Q00 0 F Y-, 1 X JV r Xsd X X!X Q 6100 X X xlxx o-b--J x IX Ax X XX Q QOO0 ,g x-6 Q61 idf ' X xy ,fx X 'AA OOO x X ki O f X X X X FIRST: Lewis, McFarlane, Nash, Leonetti, M. Cianciolo, T. Cianciolo, Madison, Foulkrod, Ganahl, Barnett, B. Klein. SECOND: Kirk, Norman, Sawchik, Shulman, Teisher, Santa Maria, Elton, Brown, Byrne, Rauh, Gleason, Brubaker, Seasholes. THIRD: Laird, Keller, Finn, Newman, Goodman, Hoits- ma, Kar-oh, Krieger, Wasserman, Coneglio, Casey. FOURTH: Heinlin, Hagenbuch, Lorenz, Janson, Self, Swing, Wertheimer, Silverberg, Zednik, Halderman. RAIDER ' BEST SEASON LEAVES L.E.L. BLINKING When Mr. Halderman came to Shaker this year with a long string of football victories from Callipolis, we were all wondering what sort of a record he could produce with the Shaker Red Raiders. We all knew that Shak- er had a light team, but also that we had one of the fastest backfields in our history. Our first game with South proved to be disheart- ening, but with a two weeks' rest Shaker came back with determination and won against Elyria. The first half of the Shaw game was an even match, for neither team made much progress. But in the second half the Raiders pushed over Shaw's goal line three times. In the fourth quarter Ron Madison shot in through the Shaw team to block a punt deep in Shaw territory, and Willis Mc- Farlane, playing heads up ball, grabbed it and scored for Shaker. Later Angelo Santa Maria raced through Shaw's left tackle and rocketed Shaker 7 South I8 Shaker 25 Elyria I2 Shaker I8 Shaw 6 Shaker 6 Lorain 0 Shaker 50 john Hay 0 Shaker 20 Toledo De Vilbiss I2 Shaker 38 Heights 7 'l2 Shaker Lakewood 7 in- i Coach lim Halderman for the second score. Then with Angelo again speeding through Shaw's line, Shaker racked up their second straight L.E,L. victory. As in the Shaw game the first half of the Lo- rain game was scoreless, but in this game it was mostly a defensive half for Shaker. ln the third quarter an inspired Shaker eleven drove 6l yards with Angelo around right end for the only score of the game, and Shaker succeeded in holding the Steelmen scoreless in the last quarter in one of the toughest games of the year. The john Hay team proved to be a push-over for the Red Raiders, for in the first half they ran the score to 25 to O and by the end of the second half had added another ZS points. Despite a large weight disadvantage Shaker rubbed the faces of the De Vilbiss Tigers into the dirt of Shaker's field. Robin Brown passed to Dave Gleason for the first marker and later in the first half Robin battered his way over from the eight- yard line for the second score. Although De Vilbiss came back with twelve points, it was not enough, for in the third quarter Shaker again scored when Bud Sawchik, after a bril- liant 42-yard run, scored from the six. Next in the Heights-Shaker game Shaker had a hard battle but it was mainly with the ele- ments for the game was played amid a snow- 55 storm. However, Shaker came out on the good end of a 38 to l2 score. In the final game of the season Shaker kicked off to Lake- wood and a few plays later, Frank Leonetti re- covered a fumble, and Shaker then moved the ball from the forty-yard line to the twenty. There Robin Brown pitched a short pass to Bob Elton who tore nineteen yards to pay dirt. After that it was up and down the field until the Raiders got within scoring distance in the third quarter. Brown threw a long pass to QU 41 Bob Teisher for twenty yards. just before Bob stepped out of the end zone he seized in his hands what proved to be the score which won them the L.E.L. championship for Shaker for the first time in her history. After that Lakewood drove down the field to within a few feet of our goal line, and there Shaker put up a three-minute stand which will not be forgotten for many years to come. There Shaker showed what team work really was in keeping Lakewood from scoring. 83 ,. if. ggirf' 'U-if T if 381 . ' tgvrawv. 4, ' 'Q w n, F ,f A I -V . H , -. .-. in 'X . Ti 741 v, f - , .. k , .2 V , .in , 4. ' ,f ' l A ' N h' A - ya-41-4 ' ,M ,Q-4.1 R: ALM H 1 ---.. .-LQ., 5-4'h' . L. P.-Hman! I .'s ' ' 4 q f zfffwf' - - , - - ,Nr a ,. 4 ' Q'- Q, Q . .. ' -5 , ' - -' 751 'Q ,r . 4 A, 4 4, x, ' Z fN --... ' ' L . 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I3 Shaker 19 Lakewood 32 Although the sophomores did not come out Coach Eugene Branson at the top of the L.E.L. as the varsity did, they did put on a good show for all of the Shaker- ites who watched them in action. That was borne out in the Shaw game in which Shaker was really pushed hard by the Cardinals but the Red Raiders proved to be too much for them and thus won by a slight margin one of the season's toughest games. Another hard- , fought game was the Elyria one in which the score was favoring the Steelmen one moment ' and the Red Raiders the nexti It was like ' f that throughout the entire game, but Elyria X made the last score, thus winning the game. Coming up to help the varsity to hold onto the L.E.L. championship will be a number of very promising sophomores Among those are Bloomfield, centerg Holmes, tailbackg -' Moran, fullbackg Rosenberger, Slagle, Mey- ers, and Clawson, tacklesg O'Brien, Rein- brecht, and Ruffini, ends. 86 -11: .ii L.E.L. TROPHY if Tennis Team Gains L. E. L. Crown if QQ J 'IQ QQ FIRST: Dick Speer, Evan Colton, George Kingsley, Ronald Stillman. SECOND: Marc Meshorer, Jere Broh-Kahn, Jim Brown, Bruce Ohmamz. Under the inspired leadership of john Har- bourt the tennis team added new laurels to Shaker High by annexing the Lake Erie League championship. The Raiders swept to four straight victories over Lorain, Lakewood. Shaw. Elyria. The highlight of the season was Bruce Ohman's dramatic victory over his Elyria adversary. After losing the first set l6-l4, he rallied his glum spirits and merci- lessly whipped the foe. Although Evan Col- ton and George Kingsley, the first doubles. graduated at mid-year, there was Ron Still- man and Dick Speer to take their places in the spring season. Most of the team will graduate in june of this year, but coming back next fall will be such players as Bruce Ohhman and Marc Meshorer. SEASON RECORD Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Lakewood Elyria 0 Lorain 0 Shaw 'I 0 Coach Iohn Harbour f ., Q , 1 F., .5 ,fix All M .K lk Vg. WV, ,L- BHP do FIRST Don Kwk Jzm Brown John Harwell John Wdharm Robzn Brown, Van Seasholes. SEC- OND Coach I1 mlm Chuck Conant Henry Banks Ron Bernon David Nachman, Joe Moran. SLCW STARTING HOCDPSTERS AVENGE EARLY DEFEATS Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Glenville 45 Lorain 43 Shaw 61 Warren 49 Euchd 38 Adams 37 Elyda 45 Willoughby 42 Hekhh 48 Brush 38 Lakewood 44 Lorain 39 VV.RaA, 45 Shaw 41 Hyda 46 Heights 42 Lakewood 45 Adams 35 Glenville 57 A 4 M 4 521' S This team will long be remembered for the spirit, hustle, and teamwork that they brought to Shaker's l949-SO basketball sea- son. Except in the first Shaw game the hard- wood Red Raiders were in every ball game un- til the final whistle. The team had no stand- out boy. What was accomplished was done through the cooperative efforts of the entire squad. L Looking back on the season, will you ever forget Leonetti's lO-point scoring splurge that enabled Shaker to defeat Adams . . . the terrific play of the team when they whipped Heights 6l -48 . A , the overtime game with Brush that Shaker won only after Wilharm tossed in a long shot to tie up the game , . . Shaker's delayed ball control style of play that gave us a win over a good Lorain team . . . Wilharm's fast start following the loss of Dick Danka and Harwell coming through against W R A with l9 points . . . the fine play of 90 X the team in the second Shaw game . . . that loss to Elyria in the last eight seconds on a desperation shot from mid-court . . . Kirks left-hander as he drove across the keyhole . . . jim Brown's great defensive play that stopped the Ranger's best scorer . . . 3 the team reaching its peak in the last Lake- wood game by winning 64-45 . . . Sea- shole's ability to dribble . . . the john Ad- ams tournament game won by Shaker . . . the play of Bernon, Banks, and Conant in the game that enabled Shaker to win . . . the tournament game with Glenville which was lost in an overtime 57-SS despite Robin Brown's I7 points . . , and of course the missed foul-shots . . . and ten boys who be- came a team. 91 y P295 , e l l i r ' i If ET? 'sw T ' Tir. ' il V J O S ani 3 V I - . l X U hs A A l' 6 ununuuun--le Mmm My M 1 wviwhvv- FIRST ROW: Howe, M. Brown, Rujfini, Tesmer, Wachtel, Reinbrecht, Holmes. SECOND ROW: Li- zarru, Berger, Curtis, Rudin, Bloomfield. THIRD ROW: Rosenthal, Pattison, Slagle, Deoma, Lowry SOPHS GIVE BRIGHT HOPES FOR 'Sl Coach jim Halderman Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker r Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker SEASON RECORD Glenville 40 Lorain 33 Shaw 33 Warren 49 Euclid 48 Elyria 27 Willoughby Heights 48 Brush 30 Lakewood 36 Lorain 49 W.R.A. 34 Shaw 38 Elyria 27 Heights 35 Lakewood 29 The emphasis placed upon sophomore bas- ketball is that of preparing for the big two years ahead of the squad members. And so it was this year under the fine coaching of jim Halderman the boys spent their time learning the game of basketball. In the lingo of athletics they were being grounded in fun- damentals, shooting, passing, dribbling, and maneuvering. Although the early season games found the Shaker sophomores on the losing end of the score, after the boys had time to learn the fundamentals of team-work they started to tear back at the teams who had beaten them in the first game, and so as the season pro- gressed they were either beating those same teams or scores were running point for point down to the final horn. The varsity names of the future: john Rosenberger, Bob Ruffini, Ted Reinbrecht, Greg Holmes, Bill Tesmer, jack Wachtel, Dave Howe, john Bloomfield. ,. ,. M., , he .... r I 4. 4, It I -'LEX G , ret flf 4 l 'A 1 .i 'fag i 2 xiglj N A., L f'l lk FIRST: Weins, Zenisek, Kreiger, Janssen, D. Klein. SECOND: A. Ciancoilo, Santa Maria, Mlidi-9011, Rauh, Teisher, Terhune. M. Ciancolo. THIRD: Zednik. Watersojz, M. Smith, Brooks, J. Davis, Al- fred, Ted Deutsch FOURTH: Meshorer, Zucker, Kohn, Wick, DeLuca. ZlP'S WHIP INSPIRES WRESTLERS Coach PNQ-A I Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker 0 I8 30 I7 Shaker 24 I9 30 24 27 95 I . a Lakewood I0 W. Tech 20 Cuyahoga Falls 6 john Adams I6 Bedford I2 Rhodes I7 Benedictine 8 Maple Hts. 10 Garfield 8 er can be very proud of are the conquests of john Adams and Rhodes, both of which are top teams in the league in which Shaker competes. Zip arrived this year to find a few indi- vidual stars but mostly a mass of inexperi- ence, and from that mass he developed the talent that brought us through the season with a very impressive record. The Red Raider wrestlers followed the pat- tern of the football team as they wound up the season with a commendable winning streak. The mat artists opened the season by dropping two close decisions to Lakewood and West Tech. But then they began to respond to the black-snake whip of Coach Ed Zip Zednik and finished the year with seven straight victories. Two victories which Shak- zap 'zeanak' 4 ? 'I i 4- x I 1' X ' A i . u 1 1 of wr l UM ty uae, FIRST: Houriet, Bohnet, Colton, Matter, Freedheim, King. SECOND: Hendrichs, Marker, Hersh Hanscom, Fox, Fuller, Frederick. THIRD: Weil, D. Smith, Falsgrdf, Soltz, Lindahl, Wilcox B: Smith, Coach Paul Stark. ' IO SPEEDING SWIMMERS HIT STATE MEET Coach Paul Stark Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker Shaker may Shaker ' i Shaker , Shaker , Shaker 1 , 5 Shaker '.f Q Shaker 1 1 Shaker - 9 F aux 4 5 35 Lakewood 40 55 Thomas Edison 20 28 Heights 47 40 East Tech 35 3rd in the City Meet 53 Shaw 22 58 Cuyahoga Falls 8 41 Lakewood 34 53 Shaw 22 29 Heights 46 31 W.R.-A. 44 3rd in the L.E.L. Meet 24 Canton McKinley 51 43 University 32 3rd in the District Meet The 1949-50 swimming season proved to be one in which many pool records fell before Coach Paul Stark's mermen. Throughout the season the Red Raider swimmers put on an excellent show for the many Shakerites who followed the team. In almost every meet either Colton, l-louriet, King, or Matter would set some new pool record. From Oct. 15 on, 'Stark pushed the boys hard to get them ready for their first meet of the season with Lakewood. Shaker lost the meet in the last event, the ZOO-yd. free-style relay. lt appeared that King had tied with the Lakewood swimmer, but the official ruled not. Then Shaker was host to Thomas Edison and showed what power Coach Stark had in his team by sinking them by 35 points, After the Heights meet in which Colton set a new record, the mermen traveled to East Tech and beat them by the same score Lakewood had beaten us in the 'first meet. On Friday, the l3th of january, luck seemed not to be with the Red Raiders for they were just edged 94 gs 3 out of second place in City Meet at Fenn pool by Lakewood. Following the City Meet, Stark's boys really started to move by winning the next four meets. Two were from Shaw, one-Cuyahoga Falls, one-Lakewood. The second Lakewood meet was a close one like the first and it was the free-Style relay which again told the outcome of the meet. How- ever this time the Red Raiders came through with the win and also a new pool record. That meet was the last for Shaker's Raiders Colton, Houriet, Fox, and Wilcox for they graduated at mid-year. After next being upset by W. R. A., Shaker moved to Canton McKinley, the last year's State Champions, where they were handed their last defeat of the season. Our last dual meet of the season was with our keen rivals U. S., whom Shaker had beaten for the first time when Paul Stark came to Shaker three years ago. The mermen were deter- fwfr 'pak . mined to win that meet and they did win it by a good score. The team then invaded Lakewood for the District Meet and came out of it with a third and succeeded in qualifying ten men for the State Meet. Rollin King was first inf the SO-yard free style, Frank Matter was first in the individual medley and the ZOO-yard free style, Dave Freidheim, third in the lOO-yard backstrokeg Bill Fuller, third in the individual medley: and Bob Goldberg. fourth in the lOO-yard free style. The free style relay and the medley also qualified for the State Meet. Ui lllll i.'-,,,..,--f- 'Qu 1 1 This year Shaker's intramural program under the direction of Mr. Moritz really started to roll. By March 17 there had been 3800 sign- ups for the different intramural sports. The scope of the intramur- als was large, for there was every- thing from football to bowling. Even the faculty took part, for they form- ed a volleyball team and played in the regular tournament. They won their first game but lost the second putting themselves out of the run- ning in the championship playoffs. The coaches decided this year to give an award to the student who they considered the best all-round intramural athlete. Shortly after they had put their heads together to choose the winner, they came up with the name of Bud Tracewell. Bud has been participating in intra- murals ever since he was a sopho- more and has always shown a sense of fair play. Many times he was ei- ther the captain or a member of a championship team. Olsen, Ha, off Gold i I I I TRAMURAL CHAMPIONS . I A Cristal, Rosenthal, Eakin, Lindahl Wm ...iii FIRST ROW: T 1' a c e w e l l, Kaufman, IVachs. SECOND ROIV: Blum, Wilharm, Sells 1 .-4 7' x I JI- A ull. gn u- ' ' FIRST ROW: Goldberg, Hale, Berlich. SECOND ROW: H. Lirzdahl, Bialosky, B. Smith, Singer FIRST ROW: IUCCd1lSll17ld, Gregory, T. Deufsch, Dattilo, Cohen. SECOND ROW: Cort, Traceu-ell, Griffin, Guimures 97 In I - WE VE GOT THE STYLE wifi, 1-45-4:1 FIRST Mary Jo Glbbs Clalre Wallach Katy Alexander Joan Lytle Barbara Brown SECOND Lee Seldman Bob Huebschrnan Frank Matter C H E E R L E A D E R S These are the energetrc cheerleaders who roused our spurrts and rncreased our enthusr asm at pep assemblnes football games and basketball games At thenr after school prac tsce sessuons they drrlled and dnlled untrl all the steps and jumps were synchronnzed untnl they could shout and move together wath pre cuslon and zest They worked out routlnes for new cheers Then under therr chlef Katy Alexander, they went to work at the pep assemblues, teachmg us new cheers and re newnng our famullarrty wrth old ones At football and basketball games they organlzed our cheerrng sprrrt to provude that vrtal sup port needed by the teams 98 .weve Got THE PEP! 0 0 o I L x Q s ' wma E g,:,g,g,,4-if 4af.,,5 KK ' ' ' ' 'Ty f. ,, . ' ' fain fx I T 'wz ,M T lx rm-f , X I . K . N 1 4,1 A .' t ,Q f L ., L. tw.. Mi sae, -s, ii' As Q n I .. ' Y I 9 1 . : ' 1 I . I r r . , , 'IQ FIRST Janet PTICC Jud Ander y son Mar11ynW1111arns SECOND Jun Flynn Dennls O Brlen Z- FIRST Nancy Cxllck Marge Thom 09 'a' Erdman N1ckSeeke1y SECQND John Duffy as Joce1ynW11ey SECOND Mlke Moore B111 Falsgraf ,Q- giii 'F' 36: 99 FIRST Marlan Huebschman Mamlyn Balazs, Gretchen Ha-HH SECOND Don Klrk, Ronn1eG1-Ogsqqan A : h . , , ,, .. 1 2 J 2,- ' ' , - ' Q1 - 2 J J' b -1 A, . X A -1 5 , i, 'V l QA v 0 A I , ' 4 , g t 5 Y f 1 1, ' J ' ' ! , J V . X ' v ff' FIRST:-Ma1fkSi1verberg, Margo 4 11A 1 1 , ' A , I Q I I 5 , F J 5 I ' , x Q , , , Q J if 4, 'J Mn ' M' x 5 - 4 4 ' ,. ,x l -3 ' 1 5 ' - P 4 , g H A' 5 Q ' 5 A J .. 3 , A ' I0-B CLASS FIRST: Buff Acker, jane Acker, judy Babin, judy Anderson, Nancy Baker, Marilyn Ba- singer, Barbara Baiman. SECOND: Mary Ad- ler, joanne Birnbaum, Sally Blau, Marjorie Ar- min ton Toni Abell oe Balazs Bob Breinin s . ' . I . - ger. THIRD: Mickey Bloomfield, Carol Barr, George Breckling. Les Breitman, Howie Bank- hurst, Keri Berkobein, Steve Alfred. NOT IN PICTURE: Arlyne Bradley, Mary Lou Beutel Russel Brown. 35 -5 Hs' HOMEROOM IO4 FIRST: Nancy Fullerton, Estelle Fossberg, julie Doyle, Elaine Cehman, Lois Early, Mary Ensten, Pat Ellis. SECOND: Bob Eakin, Bill Eichner, Ursula Gebhard, Dian Farrell, Ann Dunn, Da- vid Dietz, Bob Fetterman. THIRD: Fred De- Luca, Barbara Delfs Baeyer, Gail Dolwick, john Gates, Pete Franklin, jim Flynn, Glenn Gali, Charles Duffy. NOT IN PICTURE: joe Du- rante. HOMEROOM l02 FIRST: Don Campana, Ann Burkat, jackie Di- santis, Shirley Cartwright, Bea Copelin, jo Co- mella, Helen Cruttenden. SECOND: Paul Car- lotta, Phil Cristal, joan Carleton, joAnn David, Barbara Coy, Mary jo Comella, Dick Carney. THIRD: Neil Chatterton, jerry Davis, Dick Darrah, Dave Carter, Steve Clawson, AI Brun- ner, Noel Carter, Y HOMEROOM 105 FIRST: Betty jean Good, William Harwell, Sue Gilbert, Annettee Greenberg, Celia Gottdiener, Elaine Halper. SECOND: Elaine Hassler, Rob- ert Giesey, Gerard Guenther, Richard Goulder, Ronald Guentzler, Sheldon Hirsch, Eve Hexter. THIRD: Ford Hagenbuch, Lawrence C-old, Kin- mont Hoitsma Harriet Gould, Don Hale, Greg Holmes. NOT IN PICTURE: Mark Gunn, Wil- liam Harkins, Paul Hexter. M 1 IOB HOMEROOM 108 FIRST: Ruth jaskulek, Ted Kay, Ed Kazhal, Nancy Hyde, Mary jo Kennedy, jean Kohler. SECOND: Barbara Kronheim, Mike Kelly, Ca- role Kelley, Baron Kramer, Tom Kramer, Carol Kauffman. THIRD: Sheldon Kaufman, Dave Howe, Gene Kleve, Kathy Hughes john Ku- sik, Cus Katsaros. NOT IN PICTURE: Robert johnson, Alice joseph, David Lauster, Donald Lauster. N., 651 HOMEROOM II1 FIRST: Lois Pollak, Dolores Robb, Elaine Pack- er, jean Marie Patrick, janet Price, Barbara Rose, Sandy Quay, Myrel Papurt. SECOND: George Rafferty, Nancy Nicola, Sue Richards. Sondra Raymer, Betty Porter, Cractia Parsons. Shirley Rask, Ann Noble, Ted Reir1bfeCI'1f- THIRD: Bill Pucciani, Leslie Perelman, Bob Olenik Stuart Rose, Chuck Robertson, Dutch Rosenberger, Mel Pattison, Dennis O'Brien NOT IN PICTURE: Myrna Papurt. 1 ':. S 3 9 Y 17 q w , 1 i1 If QD I sl' .S I xx., .arrv cg V I HOMEROOM ll0 FIRST: Bill Mitten, Toby Marks Ruth Ann My- ers, Midge Lehman, Nancy Levering, Marilyn Meyer, Alice Levitt. SECOND: Marc Meshor- er, Stuart Neye, Gregory Mitchell, Steve Mi- haly, Ronald Hiller, Dick Lorenz. THIRD: Carolyn Miller, judy Lytle john Lawrence, jack Moran, Tom Maroney, Herb Lindahl, Bruce Meyers. NOT IN PICTURE: Tempest Lowry, Thom Liston, Phyllis Marks, joan Mc- Lean, Alice Millis, Wallace Nichols. ffl 108 HOMEROOM II7 FIRST: Carole Schonberg, I059Phl le Santa Maria, Audrey Shubin, Bertha Samas, Sandra Shagrin, joan Sanders. SECOND: Marjory Schickler, Elliott Schlang, Elaine Shaetfer, San- dy Sebransky, Bob Ruggles, Mary Ann Sawyer. THIRD: Tom Scott, Bob Seekely, Tom Royorv. Bob Ruffini, Hod Rowen. NOT IN PICTURE1 jim Rosenthal, David Seidman, Charles SerDa'1- HOMEIEOOM II9 FIRST: Nancy Tappenden, Ann Timko, Ann Steinberg, Sheila Somberg, Nancy Silber, Sher- ry Spivak, Bob Smoots. SECOND: Courtland Smith, Marilyn Tobocman, Bob Sill, Harriett Thorne, Carol Telepak, Richard Stehlik, Pat Tracewell, THIRD: Alan Tully, Bill Tesmer Blll Thesling, Paul Singer, Sam Silberman, Mike Spencer, Ann Thayer. NOT IN PIC- TURE: Ewood Smith, West Twohey. I0-A CLASS HOMEROOM 200A FIRSI. Nancy Grossman, Marge Erdman, judy Cottesman, Sandy Fetterman, jane Caddy I0 Lupica. SECOND: jean Allen, Bob Bedeo, judy Hula, Barbara Kastner, Phillip Cianciolo. Ed Feldt, THIRD: Stan Horwitz Benson Bauer, Charles Benes, john Burney john DUHY- Herbie Bronstein, Howard Eisenberg. 6- ag. . ' , y 3 fr -ik aa, ::.'l PDMEROOM I23 FIRST: Sally Wakser, Virginia Warner Sue Van Dellen, Carole Wolfshagen, joan Wil- liams, Marlene Zoul, Ann Vantusko, SECOND: Marilyn Williams, Elizabeth Williams. Karen Wohl, Bonnie Wheeler, Donald Warren, Sam Wyman john Weins. THIRD: Phil Wick, Duane Waegel, Carry Whitman, Steve Waters, Burns Weston, joel Wactel, Stuart Zolten, Bill Wieland. JG at 1, 'JC 5 I' ,jg A 8 W' +9- 4--34 -ab 4 I I P 'S HOMEROOM 304 FIRST: Hilda Spiegel, Betty Saah. Rose Marie Cermana, Lynne Zucker, Arlyn Schultz, Lois Wilkoff, Dgrothy Mitchell. SECOND1 Mark Silyerberg, joan Rippner Eudice Morganstern. Pamela Neumann, jolie Marston, Elaine Lar- ner, judy Lavin, THIRD: Don Roskoph, Lloyd Wasserman, Terry O'Brien, Nick Seekely, joe Weinberg, Bill Katz, Kurt Soloway. NOT IN PICTURE: Shirley Rothman. yy ,,-., IO2 ,6r 'wr wffci-OI ' ll-B CLASS FIRST: jane Blau, Barbara Bassett, Cynthia Chappell, Mary Burney, Dot Bruson, jill Bry- ant, Doris Berland, SECOND: Paul Brandgard, Nan Brownell, Sam Cheraso, Dick Chiara, Bar- bara Bauhof, Peggy Black, Lloyd Amster. THIRD: Gloria Charney, Ronald Benach, David Carter Tom Brownam, George Armington, Dick Brenan, Daniel Angyal, Bill Amato. NOT IN PICTURE: Tom Brandt, Barbara Balantzow, Charles Brooks. -4 I AQ- ' -L4 af 4-9, f- -9 4 , Q ,gh . , I. ,-.. , ,. at HOMEROOM 306 FIRST: Alyce Gerson, jackie Georgian, Ruth Gilbert, Nancy Glick, Selma Halberg, Beverly Freed, Tony Fritz, SECOND: Marcia Cuillet Margot Hagans, Don Halper, Kay Fulton, Bob Goldberg, Betty Fullerton, Mary Ellen Gazley. THIRD: Dale Glaser, jim Greenbaum, Dick Frederick, Bob Gold, Frank' Gorman Nancy Halter, Sue Farley, Larry Goldstein, NOT IN PICTURE: William Fuller, Dolores Gaeta, Christianne Gebhard, Alan Glueck, Barry God- ley, I1 DO q' an 4 , Q- . ..f ,-, W Q AF-fl: 2 il 4 leaf ' fi ,wa If I I ,I f ps, T NLP:- HOMEROOM 303 FIRST: Zoanne Dodds, Marilyn Finkelstein, Marlene Cohen, Carol Clark Linda Ciracl, LU- cille Fisher, Marva Digby, SECOND Dick Dexter, Huck Finn, jim Diener, Bill Edwards, TOYTI Flaherty. Sharon Fox, Don Evans, Myrna Dorn, THIRD: john Ferguson, Ron Everling Bill Falsgraf, Tom Daus, Don Clokey, Ron Elefant, Bruce Cochran, Bob Englander. NOT IN PICTURE: Evelyn Fisher, If? I Homuzoom 307 FIRST: Marge Kichler, Lillian Hermann, Rhina Holtz, jim Hinz, Millicent House Nancy King, Margery Kerslake. SECOND: Hap Hanscom. Dave janson, jim Hersh, Ken Kirtz, Harlan Hertz, Edward judd. THIRD: Norman Hills, Carl Heiss, Norman Harbert, Don Herman Bill Hendrich, George Karch, Dieter Hanauer. NOT IN PICTURE: Eileen Katz. lO3 HOMEROOM 308 FIRST: Ruta Krunsky, Evelyn Klausner, joan Lueberrnan, Roger Landers, Duane Levitt, Bar- bara Neuger, Carol Koch. SECOND: jerry La- nese, Flora Lubun, Kenneth Liebler, jerry Mapes, Mary Lou Lemke, Frema Kutler, Cunny Luedy, Howard Kerland. THIRD: Patricia Kung, Ronald Kohn, Ronald Lewis Robert Laird, Willis McFarlane, Robert Lefko, Anthony Lombardo, Edward Krueger. HOMEROOM 310 Q1 , 1-, FIRST: Alan Schwartz, Sally Schaffer, joyce Rochman, Marjorie Stricker, Mary Sievertson, Carole Sheinbart, Anne Schauer. SECOND: Mona Rosenman, Kay Robbins, Louise Scher, Alan Sims, jane Robinson, Margery Skeel, Bar- bara Siegel. THIRD: Ivan Schneiderman, Mark Shaffer, Harvey Rosen, Dick Sell, Chuck Sells, Mike Riemer, Neil Rackliffe. NOT IN PIC- TURE: Amoret Sarstedt, joan Sanford, Ella Shane, Barbara Sindell. 5 0 ol 7 y .. Q HOMEROOM 309 FIRST: Carol Rusk, Terry Ryan, jean Millard, Anne Newton, David Nachman, janice Rose, Carol Nelson Earlene Morrison. SECOND: Bruce Ohmann, Mary Mountcastle, Clyde Nash, Tom Phillips, Lee McCean, Neil Newman, Gib- son Moritz, Harry Packer. THIRD: Mike Moore, Tom Morse, james Monroe, Ed Ned- lick joe Moran, Carl Oestermeyer, Charles Pimlott, David Marley, Martin Marcus. NOT IN PICTURE: jerry McLain. HOMEROOM 312 FIRST: Roslyn Tepper, judy Vosmik, Lib Thar- ett, Adele Stromberg, jocelyn Wuley, Mary jo Wood, Betty Wertheim. SECOND: Paul Zeruu- sek, Marjory Thomas, Frank Wertheimer, Shirley Thomas, Cuabi Weil, Carole Wullow, Blanche Vanus. THIRD: Barbara Van Suttert. Ted Wyant, Don Washabaugh, Tom Terhune, Bob Soltz, john Weenunk, Norman Zucker, Doris Warren. so 419 'Q 1- .f O4 11-A CLASS HOMEROOM 200B FIRST: Marcia Madorsky, Lenore Epstein, Bar- bara Mintz, Betty Lou Rosenbaum, Anne Ev- ans, SECOND: Annette Church, Art England, Renee Mishell, Dona Longstreet, Betty Leh- man. THIRD: Dick Moss, Graham Mitchener, Tom Rooker, Steve Qua, Dave Olson, Chuck Naegel. NOT IN PICTURE: Zoltan Mogy- orody, AL 'S' yi HOMEROOM 224 FIRST: Evelyn Greiner, Mickey Lehman, Ruth Kumin, Gretchen Haag, joan Lemieux, Marian Huebschman, SECOND: Don janson, Haryey Kaufman, Don Kirk, Bill Klein Mary Alice Hughes. THIRD: Ron Grossman, Henry Keller, Barry jontzen, Tom Hannon, Marc Linger, Frank Leonetti, NOT IN PICTURE: Ruth Ka- minsky. 'N 2 36 I ! Z1 HOMEROOM 215 FIRST: jo Calabrese, Barbara Arnold, Art Blum Shirley Comer, Gerry Aspery, Marilyn Balazs, SECOND: Zita Burrell, Gus Coneglio, Nick Brockett, Ronnie Bernon, Larry Cowan, jack Bennie. THIRD: Howard Beallo, Tom Conant, Bud Abell, George Hazlett, james Dahlhausen, Gifford Dyer. i' HOMEROOM 311 FIRST: Pat Spren, Iudy Siefert, Pat Simpson, Sue Way, leanette Salem, Kathe Weiss, Pat Ross, SECOND: Paul Terrano, Allen Wacks, Kurt Zaller Charles Weingartner, jack Wal- lace, George Worrell Van Seasholes, Eddie Slatcher. 35. 105 MAYER ADLER World Affasrs Councsl 13 41 Vsce Pressdent 141 VIOLET HELEN ALEX Babe Band 12 3 41 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Welfare Chasrman 12 3 41 MARTIN ALTMAN Marty Booster 141 Honor Study Hall 141 IRVING APPELBAUM Irv Bn 12 3 41 Intramural Baseball 121 Football 121 Spanssh Club 121 MARY A BARTUNEK Bart Class Nomsnatsng Commattee 121 Hon Study Hall 12 3 41 Intramural Badmsnton 131 Volleyball 121 Iunsor Prom Committee 131 Mmam Stage 12 31 Sensor Prom Commsttee 141 Sharcs Club 141 Swsmmsng Leaders 141 Travel Club 13 41 Welfare Chalrman 4 Y Teen IANE BELLAMY Ianse A Cappella Chosr 12 3 41 Class Socsal Chasrman 131 Dramatlc Class 13 41 Publsc Address Staff 13 41 Student Councnl Alternate 121 Thespsans 141 Secretary 141 MARY ELLEN BORDONARO Meb Transferred 131 Chosr 141 Gsrls E semble 141 Gsrls Glee Club 131 Intra mural Basketball 141 Spamsh Club 13 41 Travel Club 141 Y Teen 13 41 BARBARA BUCHMAN Transferred 131 A Cappella Chosr 141 German Club 1341 Honor Study Hall 13 41 Intramural Badmsnton 141 Iun nor Prom Commsttee 131 Publsc Address f 13 41 13 41 Wor Affanrs Councsl 13 41 Pressdent 141 ANTHONY CHARLES CIANCIOLO C Intramural Football 131 Varssty Basket ball 121 Football 12 3 41 Wrestlsng Y MICHAEL CIANCIOLO C+ Varslty Football 141 Wrestlsng 13 41 rSIty S Club 13 DONALD S COFFER Don Transferred 4 Intramural Football EVAN COLTON E Booster 12 3 41 Captam 131 Cass Nomsnatsng Commsttee 3 C ass Treasurer 131 H Y 12 3 41 Home room Pressdent 141 Honor Study Hall 141 Varssty Football 121 Swsmmmg Te SUSAN COZZENS Sue Assembly Commsttee 121 Secretary oster 12 4 Cap asn Budget Book Commsttee 131 Class Pressdent 12 41 Class Socsal Commst te 12 3 41 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Advssor 141 Student Councsl 12 3 41 Travel Club 13 41 Y Teen 13 RICHARD DANKA Dsck Boosters 121 Class Treasurer 141 I tramural Basketball 141 Captam 141 Student Councsl 13 41 Varssty Base 2 et a Captasn 141 Football 12 31 GILBERT GEORGE DAVIS Gsl A Cappella Chosr 141 Booster 141 Varsnty Football 141 ROBERT FELDT Bob A Cappella Chosr 12 3 41 Intramural B etball 12 3 41 Fo tball 13 41 Track 13 41 Varssty Football 121 IACK FOX Mort A Cappella Chosr 12 3 41 Gym Lead e 141 Intramural Football 13 41 Volleyball 13 41 Varssty Football 121 Swsmmsng 12 3 41 ALEC FRANCE Luke Varssty Football 12 31 Track PHYLLIS IOYCE FRIEDMAN l'l0n0r Study Hall 12 31 Intramural Pre Med Club 141 Rostrum Club 121 Travel Club 13 41 Y Teen 141 SANDER GERMAN Sandy n 12 3 41 Pressdent 21 Intra mural Football 3 Volleyball 121 Varssty Wrestlsng 12 3 41 Varssty S Club 12 3 41 Welfare Chasrman 141 MARY IO GIBBS I Booster 131 Cheerleader 13 41 Honor u y Hall 12 3 41 Advssor 141 tramural Basketball 131 Captasn 131 Pep Commsttee 13 41 Shakerste Staff 12 3 41 Spanssh Club 13 41 Student COUnCsl 12 31 Secretary 131 WILLIAM CUNDALL HALL Bull Class Day Commsttee 141 Chalrman 41 Dramatsc Productson 12 3 41 Hon o r Study Hall 12 3 41 Rostrum Club 12 3 41 Scrsbblers 13 41 hes pans 13 41 World Affasrs Councsl 12 1uosTH ANNE Hsu. Judy Booster 141 Deans ASSsSfant 141 Honor Study Hall 131 Msruam Stage Travel Club 12 31 Y Teen DERRIK HOITSMA A Cappella Chosr 12 31 Booster 141 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Intramural B etball 12 3 41 Shakerste 141 Student Councal 12 41 Varssty Football 41 Track WILLIAM W HOSLER IR B nd 12 3 41 Vsce Pressdent 41 Corporal 131 Sergeant 141 H Y 12 3 41 Sophomore Pressdent 121 Hs Y Basketball 13 41 Lsbrary Page 121 PAUL V HOURIET IR Herko Hs Y 12 3 41 Treasurer 121 Student Councsl 121 Varssty Swsmmsng 12 3 4 Track 12 41 Varssty S Club 13 MAIEL LEE HUDEC Ma Transferred 141 Booster 141 Raduo Workshop 141 ROBERT B HUEBSCHMAN Ebol Cheerleader 13 41 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Intramural Football 13 41 Captam 141 Sensor Class Day Commnt tee 141 Varssty Baseball 121 Football Track 13 ELIZABETH KARKALIS Betty Booster 141 Honor Study Hall 13 41 Advssor 131 Intramural Basketball 13 41 Photography Club 141 Pre Med Cu 13 41 ALICE IOANNE KATT A Cappella Chour 12 31 Booster 141 Deans Asssstant 141 Honor Study Hall 3 GEORGE KINGSLEY IR Bud A Cappella Chosr 12 3 41 Booster 141 Class Vsce Pressdent 121 Honor y Hall 12 3 41 Advssor 13 4 Student Counccl 13 41 Varssty Swsm sng 141 Tnnns 12 3 41 Varss S Club 141 EDWIN KLEIN Ed Intramural Badmsnton 12 41 Basket 2 Football 2 STUART KLEIN u Booster 13 41 Intramural Basketball 4 Football 2 41 Captam 13 41 Rostrum Club 131 Varsuty Baseball 1 3 41 Basket all Varssty S Club 13 41 Captasn SUSAN KAY LEVI ue LARRY MAHRER Shonder Gym Leader 141 Intramural Basketball 12 3 41 Football 13 41 Captasn 131 Volleyball 12 31 Sensor Wall Commst 141 Spannsh Club 131 Varss Football 121 Tack 13 41 Wrestlsng ' . 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JOANNE BEECHINOR oan Booster I3 41 Honor Study 41 lntrarnuraIBadm1nton I41 Basket 3 41 Trave C ub 3 41 Treas u r Y Teen I3 4 Secretary JOHN BERLICK Cerman Club I4 Tr asurer I41 H1 Y I2 3 41 Treasure I2 Honor Stu y 4 Trav Cu I41 Vars1ty Swlmrnnng I41 JOAN BEYER Dramatlc Prcductlons I41, Honor Study Hall I2 3, 41, Intramural Basketball I21 Hockey I21, Modern Dance I3 41 R1d1ng Club I2 31, Spanlsh Club I31 ALAN BIALOSKY Al Intramural Baseball I2 3 41 Basket 2 4 Foo a I3 41 Swum ng I41 V lleyball I2 3 41 Pu tc Address System I41 Spamsh Club I3 41 Varsuty Football I21 World Affanrs Councll I41 JEANNE BIDZOVSKY Buddy Dean s Assnstant I41 Honor Study Hall I2 3 41 lntramuralBadm1nton I2 3 41 Basketball I21 Volleyball I21 Mr lam Stage I21 Travel Club I31 Teen I31 HARRY BLUM n I2 3 B er H1 I3 41 Intramural Baseball I31 as all F o a Shakente I41 Travel Club I41 RICHARD BOHNET Varsuty Swummung I2 3 41 Varsny Cub 3 VIRGINIA BOYER Intramural Hockey I2 31 Spanlsh Club I31 Travel Club I2 31 Varslty as BARBARA BRAZIE Bobble Honor Study H Il I2 3 41 Adv: I31 Intramural Badmmton I31 Base b ll I41 Volleyball I21 Llbrary Page I2 3 41 Mmam Stage I21 Rostrum Club I21 Spannsh Club I3 41 Socnal Chalrman I41 Travel Club I31 Var slty Hockey I41 Welfare Representa tlve I31 ROBERT BREITWEC Bob n I2 3 4 Co poral I3 41 H1 I2 3 41 Varslty Basketball I21 Man er I3 Track 3 41 Varsl Cub JERE BROH KAHN Chess Club I21 Honor Study Hall I2 41 Intramural Baseball I2 3 s etball I2 3 41 Football I2 41 Shakente I2 41 News Edltor I41 Varsnty Tennis I41 MARILYN BROTH Transferred I31 Dramatuc Club I41 French Club I41 Thespnans Socuety I41 Y Teen 41 BARBARA BROWN A Cappella Cholr I3 41 Cheerleader I41 Cnrls Glee Club I21 Honor Study Hall I2 31 Intramural Baseball I2 31 Captaun I31 Hockey I21 Pep Com mlttee I41 Spanush Club I3 41 Travel u I3 4 een JAMES W BROWN Chesty Jm B oster I 31 Class Treasurer I21 Handbook Commuttee I31 Honor Study Hall I2 3 41 Intramural Football I21 Student Councll I2 41 Vsce Presldent I41 Varsnty Basketball I2 3 41 olt T nnls I2 41 Varsu S u I41 ROBIN BROWN Booster I2, 3 41, Captann I31, H1 Y I21, Varslty Baseball I3, 41, Basketball I3 41, Football I2 3, 41, Swnmmnng I21,Vars1ty 'S Club I2 3, 41 RICHARD BRUBAKER Bru oster I2 3 4 our H1 I21 Varsnty Basketball I21 Football Tac 41 Varsnt Clu I41 HENRY B BRUNNER Hen Boy Boster I2 31 Chow I41 Pres: ent I41 Honor Study Hall I2 3 41 ar Basketball I2 3 4 Track 2 EARL B BYRNE Booster I21 Class Nommatung Com mu tee I41 H Y I21 Honor Stu H I3 41 Advusor I41 Laboratory Asslstant I3 41 Varsnty Football 41 Swummmg I2 31 Tack I2 3 41 rSIty S Club I2 JOSEPHINE RITA CALABRESE J Art Servuce Club I41 Bowlnng Club I21 Intramural Basketball I21 Travel u I31 Y Teen I2 3 FREDERICK H CAMPBELL Fred nd I2 3 Boos er nra mural Baseball I31 CHARLES CARD Chuck Transferred I41 Intramural Badminton I41 Volleyball I41 Laboratory Assnst and I41 Sclence Club I41 World Af tasrs Councnl I41 FRANK CASEY Muckey ooster I41 H Y I2 31 Pres: ent I31 Honor Study Hall I2 3 41 d vnsor I31 Intramural Basketball I2 3 41 Jazz Appreclatuon Club I41 Varsnty otball I3 41 Track I2 3 HARRY CHRISTIAN Photography Club I3 41 Pressdent I31 Scuence Club I41 ANNETTE CHURCH Netter French Club I31 Honor Study Hall I2 3 41 IntramuraIBadm1nton I31 Trav I Club I21 Varsity Basketball I31 Hockey I3 41 Volleyball I2 31 Wel fare Chaurman I31 Y Teen I21 ROBERT CLEVELAND Bob Transferred I31 Honor Study Hall I3 RICHARD L COHEN Duck Chess Club I21 Pre Med Club I2 3 41 Treasurer I41 CHARLES CONANT Chuck Booster I41 Class Nomnnatung Commnt tee I21 Class Vlce Presudent I21 H 2 3 41 Honor Study Hall 4 Intramural Baseball I21 Captaon I21 Basketball I2 3 41 Captann I31 Football I2 31 Captann I2 3 1 Track NANCY COOL Smoky Band I3 41 Drum Magorette I3 41 Booster I31, Intramural Badmmton I31, Basketball I2 31, Hockey I41, Swtm mung I31, Rostrum Club I21, Sharcs I3, 41, Swummmg Leaders I3, 41, Y Teen I31 Ho a . . 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IACK CORT Transferred 431 Intramural Baseball 43 41 Basketball 431 Football 43 41 Vo eyball 43 4 Shakerite 43 4 Spanish Club 431 Varsity Football 431 THOMAS DATTILO Tom ALLAN DAVIS Sonny Baseball M nager 42 3 41 Honor Study Hall 42 3 41 Intramural Bas ke all 441 Football 441 Golf 41 Varsity Basketball 42 3 41 Football BEBE DAVIS Honor Study Hall 42 3 41 Rostrum u 42 31 Soctal Chairman 2 Spanish Club 43 41 Travel Club World Affairs Council 441 Y Teen CHARLES W DAVIS Chuck ooster 431 H Y 2 Honor Study Hall 42 31 Intramural Baseball 4 Basketball 41 os trum Club 431 Vice President 431 Shakerite 43 41 Sports Editor 441 IAMES DAVIS Transferred 441 Intramural Wrestling 441 Travel Club 441 Varsity Wrestling PETER DAWSON Pete Class Treasurer 441 Intramural Basket b 441 THEODORE CHARLES DEUTSCH IR Dubert Band 441 Hi Y 42 31 Ass1stantTreas eball 42 3 41 Co Captain 3 Basketball 42 31 Football 43 41 Cap tain 431 Volleyball 43 41 Laboratory Assistant 431 Photography Club 43 41 Varsity Football 421 Wrestling 43 THOMAS DEUTSCH Tom Class Nominating Committee 441 Cer man Club 43 41 Hi Y 43 41 Chapter Secretary 441 Intramural Football 441 Radio Club 42 31 President 421 S ence Club 431 Shakerlte 441 Student Council 441 RUTH ELIZABETH DIETZ Art Service Club 441 Booster Honor Study Hall 42 3 41 Miriam Stage 421 Travel Club 42 3 T en 42 3 41 MARY DIGGS A Cappella Choir 441 French Club 441 Honor Study Hall 42 3 41 Intramural Hockey 431 Miriam Stage 421 Travel Club 441 Y Teen 42 3 41 Secretary NAN DOU DA All-Star Hockey 42, 3, 41, Captain 43. 411 Girls' Leaders 42, 31, Honor Study Hall 42, 3, 41, Advisor 43, 415 Miriam Stage 4213 Spanish Club 43, 41, Travel Club 441, Varsity Badminton 421 Baseball 42 31 Captain 431 Basketball 421 Volleyball 421 YTeen 431 MARGARET ANNE DOYLE Class Secretary 421 Honor Study Hall 42 3 41 junior Prom Committee 431 Pep Committee 441 Spanish Club 43' Student Council 42 31 Trave u 43 Y Teen CLAIRE DRAZIN Art Service Club 421 A Cappella Choir 41 Dramatic Production 42 3 41 French Club 421 Honor Study Hall 43 41 Intramural Hockey 421 Thespnan So iety 43 41 Y Teen 431 SALLY DUFFILL Sal All Star Basketball 2 3 Booster 441 Honor Study Hall 42 3 41 d v or 431 Intramural Volleyball 421 Mnriam Stage 421 Riding Club 421 Stage Crew 441 Travel Club 431 Wel fare Chairman 42 3 41 World Affairs Council 441 YTeen 431 IERRYI EISNER Intramural Basketball 42 31 Football ROBERT MOFFAT ELTON Moff Boosters 42 31 Class President 441 Community Chest Chairman 431 Hi Y 421 Treasurer 421 Public Address Saf 43 Scribblers 431 Stu ent Council 42 3 41 Varsity Baseball 42 3 41 Captaun 441 Basketball 42 3 F otball 2 41 Captain rs ty S Club 42 KATY LOU ENGLEHART A Cappella Choir 43 41 Annual Board Central Committee 441 Girls Glee Club Honor Study Hall 42 3 41 tramural Badminton 43 41 Baseball 42 3 41 Basketball 42 3 41 Min m Stage 421 Scribblers 43 41 Secretary 441 Spanish Club 43 41 President 441 Varsity Hockey 42 3 41 Volley 2 Y Teen 41 res: dent 431 Vice President 441 MARY ALICE FARAGHER Mame A Cappella Choir 43 41 All Star Vol all 42 3 41 Pre Med Club 41 Sharcs 42 3 41 Social Chairman 2 Vice President 431 Pres: ent 44 Swimming Leaders 42 3 Travel Club 42 31 Varsity Basketball 4 Hoc ey 3 41 Y ee HARRY FARMER A Cappella Choir 441 Booster 42 31 Class President 421 Vice President German Club 43 41 H Y 42 41 President 421 Honor Study Hall 42 3 41 Advisor 43 41 Intramural Basketball 42 3 41 Football 42 3 41 eyball 43 4 Captain 431 ep Committee 43 41 Chairman 441 HERBERT j. FARR lll Herb A Cappella Choir 43, 41, President 441, Central Committee 441, President 441, Dean's Assistant 421 Q Dramatic Produc- l'O 1 431: I'I1'Y 421: Honor Study Hall 42, 3, 41, Intramural Basketball 431, V0 eyball 431 Pre Med Club 441 Rostrum Club 421 Shakerxte 441 Bus: ness Manager 441 Spanish Club 43 41 Treasurer 43 41 Varsity Swimming 42 RICHARD GOUGH FARRELL Dick A Cappella Choir 42 41 Booster 431 Campus Correspondent 43 41 Dra matic Productions 42 3 41 Football Manager 421 H Y 421 Honor Study Hall 42 3 41 Shakerite 421 Thespian Society 43 41 Treasurer 431 President 441 Varsity Wrestling 42 31 DAVID FEDERMAN Dave A Cappella Choir 441 Bowling Club 441 German Club 43 41 Travel Clu CLARA ANN FERBERT Booster 42 31 Bridge Club 441 Deans 41 Basketball 42 3 41 Volleyball 43 41 Spanish Club 43 41 Student Coun 431 Travel Club 42 31 We are Chairman 421 Y Teen 42 3 41 IEAN RUTH FINNEY A Cappella Choir 43 41 Booster 431 French Club 441 Honor Study Hall 42 41 Music Appreciation 421 AA 43 41 Secretary Treasurer 441 Shakerite 441 Varsity Hockey 421 Y Teen 431 MARION FISHER A Cappella Choir 43 41 French Club 44 Honor Study Hall 43 41 ntra mural Basketball 4 3 41 Hockey 42 Vo eyball 3 41 Pre e Club 431 Swingeroos 441 Travel Club IAY FOULKROD n 42 3 41 Booster 441 Varsit F otball 42 3 41 Track 43 41 NANCY MARILYN FRANK Nan Transferred 431 Booster 441 French Club 441 Scribblers 43 41 World Af fairs Council 43 41 1 1 I 1 I - Z ii' ,,'-31: ,jr ' : ' . . 3, 41. 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12 3 41 Intramural Badmmton 12 3 41 Hockey 121 Pre Scrnbblers 131 Stage Crew 141 CAROL ANN GIBBONS Gnbby A Cappella Chour 141 Gnrls Glee Club 131 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 I tramural Badmmton 131 Volleyball 141 Shakerute 12 3 41 Spanush Club 13 41 Travel Club 131 Varsity Hock e 141 Y Teen 13 41 CHARLES H GLASER C-erman Club 13 41 Intramural Bad mmton 141 Travel Club 13 41 Stage Manager 13 41 BEVERLY IEAN GLAZ ER ev Art Servace Club 141 Stage Crew 141 World Affalrs Councnl 131 DAVID GLEASON Dave Transferred 131 Booster 121 Class Presndent 131 Handbook Commnttee 131 H Y 121 Intramural Basketball 131 Volleyball 121 Student Councnl 12 3 41 Presudent 141 Varsuty Foot ball 12 3 41 Swlmmmg 121 Track Varsuty S Cub HENRY GOODMAN Hank A Cappella Cholr 141 Booster 141 I tramural Basketball 121 Volleyball 121 Varsuty Football 13 41 Track 12 3 41 Wrestling 12 3 41 THOMAS GOODMAN Duff A Cappella Chonr 141 Booster 141 Captam 141 H Y 121 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Intramural Baseball 131 Bas etball 13 41 Volleyball 13 41 Spannsh Club 141 Varsnty Football 12 Tack 12 3 41 World Af anrs Councll 141 IUDITH ANN GORDON ludy Transferred 131 Central Commnttee 141 French Club 141 Intramural Bad mmton 141 Hockey 131 junior Prom Commnttee 3 Travel C ub 3 World Affaurs Councul 131 YTeen 131 lnterclub Representatnve 141 MARGARET ANN GOSLIN Peggy Transferred 131 A Cappella Chonr 141 Deans Assastant 141 French Club 141 Travel Club 131 World Affanrs Councnl 141 Secretary Treasurer 141 Y Teen 13 41 Treasurer 141 IAMES W GREEN lamle Band 12 3 41 Booster 141 Dramatuc Club 141 Honor Study Hall 13 41 Intramural Wrestllng 141 Photbgraphy Club 141 Spanush Club 131 Travel Club 141 World Affanrs Councul 12 3 LANIER CAMPBELL GREER Nuck HI Y 141 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Intramural Basketball 141 Football 121 Club 141 Rostrum Club 121 Scuence u 13 S a ente World Affanrs Cnuncll 141 MARCUS W C GREGORY Mark Booster 131 Deans Asslstant 131 I-rench Club 13 41 Honor Study Hall 121 Intramural Baseball 13 41 B ketball 141 Football 141 Volleyball 13 41 Photography Club 13 41 Stu dent Councul 141 Busnness Manager 141 Travel Club 141 BURT WAGNER CRIFFIN HI Y 13 41 Intramural Baseball 12 3 41 Football 12 3 41 Publnc Address Staff 13 41 Rostrum Club 131 Scrub blers 131 Shakente 12 3 41 Sports Edutor 131 Edntor 141 Student Councul 131 Varslty Basketball 121 Cross Country 12 31 World Affairs Councnl ALAN CRIFFITH Ace A Cappella Chonr 141 Booster 13 41 Y 2 31 Presudent 131 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Prolectnon Crew 12 3 41 Presudent 131 Student Coun cal 121 Varsnty Football 12 41 Tennus 12 3 41 Track 13 41 Welfare Chanr man 141 ANN CAPPS GRINTON Annabel Deans Assnstant 13 41 French Club Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 tramural Basketball 121 Hockey 12 31 Volleyball 12 31 Sharcs 141 Teen 131 ELDY GROSS E Band 12 3 41 Sergeant 13 41 Quar termaster 13 41 Intramural Baseball 13 41 Football 12 31 Volleyball 131 Travel Club 141 Varsuty Swlmmlng 141 Tennrs 141 World Affanrs Councn RICHARD HENRY CUIMARES Duck A Cappella Choir 13 41 Intramural seball 12 3 41 C tam 1 Bs etball 12 3 41 Captam 12 31 Football 13 41 Captam 13 41 Tennns 141 Travel Club 141 Varsuty Football 121 Golf 131 Track 13 41 We are Chanrman 12 31 DAVID HALTER Dave Class Nommatlng Commlttee 12 41 HI Y 12 3 41 Presldent 131 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Intramural Bas ketball 12 3 41 Captam 12 31 Foot ball 12 3 41 Captam 13 41 Student Councll 121 Varsuty Track 12 31 IUANITA BERYL HANNON our 141 G ls Leaders 12 3 Secretary Treasurer 131 Honor Study Hall 13 41 Intramural Badmlnton 12 4 V yball 2 3 41 Varsl Baseball 121 Basketball 131 Hockey 141 Y Teen 12 31 Red Cross Rep resentatuve 141 ROBERT HARROFF Bob' Badmmton Club 12 3 41 Class Nom: natmg Commuttee 131 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Photography Club 141 Vnce Presudent 141 IOHN RICHARD HARWELL tramural Basketball 141 Captam 141 Laboratory Assnstant 141 Progecteon Crew 131 Varsity Basketball 13 41 Track 13 41 Varsity S Club 13 ROBERT HAYES Bob Badmlnton Club 12 31 Band 12 3 HI Y 12 3 41 Intramural Baseball 12 3 41 Basketball 12 3 41 Captam 12 31 Volleyball 131 Captam 131 Stu dent Councnl 141 LEON H HENRY Annual Board 141 Photographer French Club 12 3 41 Intramural Badmmton 121 Baseball 141 Football 12 41 Golf 141 Swlmmnng 141 Photography Club 12 3 41 Secretary 121 Sclence Club 3 Shakente 141 Photographer Travel Club 141 ROBERT HERMAN Bob Booster 141 Honor Study Hall 13 41 Intramural Baseball 12 31 Basketball 41 Football 131 Volleyball Student Councll 141 MARCIA ANNE HIGGINS Marcy A Cappella Cholr 13 41 Art Servuce Club 141 Gurls Glee Club 121 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Intramural Bad mton 13 41 Basketball 12 3 Volleyball 13 41 Open House Commut te 141 Student Councnl 121 Travel u 13 41 Socaal Chaarman 141 Varslty Baseball 121 Hockey 121 Y Ten 12 3 41 Publncnty Chalrman 131 Socnal Chanrman 141 s u nr U Z a . 3 5 ' . 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' 3 g n- 131: ' ' . . 1 In- Cleb 1, ' I I 4 ' . .' . . f - - 1 ' 1 Yi e . . , ' ' ' 1' 3 MARY ELLEN HILL Transferred 141 Spanrsh Club 141 Travel Club 141 PATRICIA ROSE HUML Patti Band 2 3 41 L1brar1an 121 Quarter master 141 Honor Study Hall 141 I tramural Badmnnton 121 Baseball 121 Basketball 12 31 Hockey 121 Spamsl' Club 13 41 Travel Club 13 41 World Affanrs Councnl 141 ANNE D HUNTER A Cappella Chour 13 41 French Club 13 41 Secretary 141 Gnrls Clee Club H nor Study Hall 12 3 41 tramural Badmnnton 13 41 Baseball 12 41 Hockey 131 Publnc Address Staff 141 Rostrum Club 131 Travel Club 141 World Affanrs Councnl 141 Socsal Chairman 141 Y Teen 12 31 Servuce Chanrman 131 BRUCE CRAWLEY 1oNEs smokey Transferred 141 Intramural Swnmmrng 141 Spamsh Club 141 Varsity Track IULIET W IONES ludy A Cappella Chorr 12 31 Annual Board 141 Assrstant Art Edltor 141 Art Serv or Study Hall 12 31 Rudnng Club 121 Sharcs 13 41 Socnal Charrman 141 Varsuty Hockey 141 RUTH KAMINSKY Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Intramural Baseball 121 Basketball 121 Travel Cu 131 YTeen131 WILLIS CARL KELLOGC 1 Annual Board 141 Edntor 141 German Club 13 41 Presudent 131 Intramural Swnmmnng 141 Laboratory Asslstant 121 Publnc Address Staff 12 3 41 Radlo Club 12 31 Varsity Swnmmlng 131 World Affanrs Council 141 ROLLIN WHITE KING Cat Intramural Volleyball 131 Spanush Club 13 41 Swungeroos 141 Varsnty Swnm ng 13 4 Tennns 131 Track arslty ub 3 41 Welfare Chalrman 131 EUGENE H KIRSCHNER Photography Club 12 3 41 CAROL KITZINCER 1 Boster 12 3 41 French Club 141 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Intramural Badmunton 13 41 Baseball 141 B ketball 141 Mrrram Stage 121 Modern Dance 131 Rostrum Club 131 Travel Club 141 Varsuty Hockey 141 Y Teen DONALD R KLEIN Don Photography Club 121 Secretary 121 Pre Med Club 12 3 41 Shakernte 121 Travel Club 141 World Affanrs Councul RICHARD CARL KLEIN 'D1ck Band 12, 3, 41, Varsuty Football 12, 31, Track 141, Wrestling 12, 3, 41, Varsaty S Club 12, 3 41 IACQUELINE V KOSIS lackne Boosters 131 Deans Assnstant Curls Swummnng Leaders 141 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Intramural Vol leyball 131 Musrc Apprecuatnon 131 Sharcs 13 41 NORMA LEANZA Dramatuc Productuon 12 3 41 Honor Study Hall 13 41 Intramural Baseball 41 Basketball 12 41 Volleya 121 Publnc Address Staff 13 41 Stu dent Councal 12 41 Thesplan Socnety 13 41 Vnce Presldent 141 World Af fa1rsCouncll 141 Y Teen 141 VICTOR LEANZA Vlc Band 13 41 Bowlnng Club 12 3 Chess Club 12 31 French Club Intramural Football 12 31 Scnence Club 141 Varsltv Track 12 3 41 NAN ELIZABETH LEIBOLD A Cappella Cho1r 141 Gnrls Clee Club 12 31 Clrls Swnmmmg Leaders 13 41 V1ce President Tgeasurer 141 Hon Study H ll 12 3 41 lntramura Bseball 12 3 41 Basketball 12 41 Hockey 12 31 Volleyball 13 41 Mrr nam Stage 121 Shakerlte 12 3 41 arcs 13 41 Spanish Club 13 4 Travel Club 12 31 Welfare Chanrman Y Teen 12 LAWRENCE LETTOFSKY Larry Photography Club 12 3 41 Treasurer 121 Prolectron Crew 12 3 41 Secre tar 131 ARNOLD LEWIS Photography Club 131 CARLISLE C LEWIS K Central Commnttee 141 Vuce Presudent 141 H1 Y 121 Vrce Presrdent Sopho more Chapter 121 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Student Councul 13 41 Chanr man Cnvucs Commnttee 141 Varsnty eball 13 41 otball 12 Swnmmrng 121 Wrestlmg 131 Varsnty Club ROGER LINDAHL A Cappella Chonr 141 Treasurer 141 H1 Y 13 41 Secretary 141 Intramural Badmunton 131 Football 121 Volley b ll 131 Photography Club 131 Sc ence Club 121 Varsity Swrmmmg 12 3 41 Captaln 121 ANN LINDSAY Travel Club 141 Y Teen 141 BARBARA LOEB Bobble A Cappella Cholr 12 3 41 French Cu 141 Honor Study Hall 13 41 IntramuralBadm1nton 141 Baseball 13 41 Basketball 12 3 41 Hockey 12 3 Vleyball 13 41 Mrrlam Stage 121 Modern Dance Club 121 Swmg eroos 141 Travel Club 13 41 Varsuty Hockey 141 Volleyball 131 YTeen MARIANNE DOLORES LOPRESTI Cholr 141, Dramatvc Productuon 121, French Club 121 , Honor Study Hall 141 , Intramural Hockey 121, Travel Club 141, Y Teen 131 IOAN LYTLE A Cappella Choar 13 41 Bndge Club 141 Cheerleader 13 41 Class Nom: natlng Commnttee 121 Class Soc1aI Chanrman 121 Honor Study Hall 121 Intramural Basketball 131 Hockey 131 luhlor Prom Commlttee 131 Spanish Club 131 Travel Club 141 Y Teen 12 IERROL MacCRECOR lerry Booster 12 31 Captaln 121 Bowlnng Club 141 Class Nomlnatlng Commnttee 131 Class Socnal Chanrman 13 41 Honor Study Hall 141 Intramural Bad mnton 13 41 Student Councll 141 Tavel Club 13 41 YTeen 12 3 41 RONALD MADISON Ronny appella Chonr 12 31 H Y Presndent 121 Varsuty Football 12 3 4 Track 12 3 41 Wrestl1ng13 41 rsnty S Cl b 13 BERNARD MANCHICK lntramuraIWrestl1ng 141 Photography u 12 3 ROBERT K MARKER Bob A Cappella Chorr 12 3 41 Dramatnc Productuons 13 41 French Club 13 41 Asslstant 12 31 Student Councal 121 Thespnan Soclety 13 41 Varsnty Swnm mng 12 3 41 FRANK MATTER A Cappella Chonr 13 41 Booster 13 41 Cheerleader 141 Vars1tySwlmmmg Va sty Club 3 ROBERT I MAYHER Bob Transferred 141 Scnence Club 141 Travel Club 141 IIM MCCAUSLAND Mac Transferred 141 5 ' g : I ' ' 141: ' , : ' 1 .4 . 1 4 nz 4 4 L 4 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IOAN MCDONALD A Cappella Chour 13 41 Robe Mustress 141 All Star Hockey 131 Gurls ead e s Club 12 31 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Intramural Badminton 12 31 aseball 2 3 Ba etball 1 1 Spamsh Club 4 Varsnty Volleyball THOMAS DAVID McLAUGHLIN Mac Band 12 3 41 Prnvate 121 Corporal Propertaes 141 Y EDWARD GRAHAM MCLEOD Mac Honor Study H ll 13 41 Intramural Baseball 131 Football 131 Swnmmnng MARILYN SUE MESHORER Mutch Booster 12 3 41 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Intramural Basketball 131 Hock 4 Volle all 31 Mnrnam Stage 121 Spamsh Club 13 41 Travel Clu 141 Y Teen 12 41 CYNTHIA LOUISE MEYER Transferred 3 French Club Cnrls Leaders Club 13 41 Presndent Honor Study Hall 13 41 n ra mural Basketball 13 41 Varsuty Base H c ey 13 41 Volley a 3 Y Teen 3 FRANK H MOORE ll Athletlc Treasurer 13 41 Bowlnng Club 141 Deans Asslstant 12 31 German u 13 4 3 41 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Rostrum Club 12 31 Scnence Club 13 41 Shakernte 12 3 41 H1 News Reporter 141 Stage C ew 13 41 Varsity Swlmmlng 121 Track 121 KATHRYN MUMFORD Kam Transferred 131 Annual Board 141 Theme and Rewrnte Edntor 141 Dra matnc Producteons 13 41 Rudmg Club 141 Scrabblers 13 41 'Il2 KATHLEEN S NARTEN Katy tar Baseball 131 Capta1n 3 Basketball 12 3 41 Captaln 131 Vol leyball 13 41 Booster 12 31 Dramat c Club 13 41 Secretary 131 Honor Study Hall 13 41 Mlrlam Stage 121 Shakernte 13 41 Spamsh Club 13 41 Student Councul 121 Travel Club 13 Y Teen 12 3 ELIZABETH ANN NARWOLD Betty Transfer ed 131 A Cappella Chonr 141 Lnbraruan 141 Glrls Glee Club 131 Honor Study Hall 13 41 Musuc Appre clatnon Club 131 Spamsh Club 13 41 ROSLYN IOYCE NEWMAN Ros Ar Club 121 Treasurer 121 ntra mural Basketball 121 Rostrum Club 131 Spamsh Club 13 41 World Af falrs Councnl 141 BRYAN NIMETH Art Servlce Club 12 31 Intramural Wrestlnng 12 3 41 ISABELL NOBLE Izzy A Cappella Chour 13 41 Annual Board 141 Club Editor 141 Girls Glee Club tramural Hockey 12 3 41 Volleyball 121 Muslc Apprecnatlon Club 131 Vnce Presldent 131 Scrlbblers 13 41 SFAA 141 Varsnty Hockey 12 3 41 HILARY NORMAN Student Council 141 Varslty Football T c CHARLES PASTERNAK Chuck Booster 12 31 H Y 141 Intramural a etball 12 3 41 Football 12 41 Golf 141 Tenms 141 Photography Clu 13 41 Student Councll 12 31 Travel Club 141 Varsuty Baseball 13 Varsnty S Club 141 We are Charrman 131 DIANE PATTERSON Transferred 131 Class Nom1nat1ngCom m1ttee 141 Honor Study Hall 13 41 lntramuralBadm1nton 13 41 Basket ball 141 Modern Dance Club 141 Rd mg Club 141 Travel Club 131 Vars1ty V eyball 131 YTen 13 41 SALVATORE PEDONE IR a Art Service Club 12 3 41 RICHARD PETERS Duck n 12 3 41 Vuce Presudent 1 H Y 141 Intramural Badmanton Photography Club 12 3 41 Progechon Crew 12 3 41 Stage Crew 13 41 CONSTANCE IEAN PIM Connne All Star Baseball 131 French Club 13 4 G1 ls Leaders 13 41 Secretary Treasurer 141 Honor Study Hall 13 41 Intramural Basketball 12 3 41 Hockey 141 Volleyball 141 Mnrnam Stage 121 Scrnbblers 13 41 Varsnty Hockey 141 Y Teen 12 31 ANNE PRINDLE A Cappella Chour 13 41 Gurls Glee Club 121 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Intramural Baseball 12 3 41 Basket 12 3 41 Volleyball 12 41 an :sh Club 13 41 Student Councll 131 Travel Club 13 41 Welfare Chairman Y T IEAN L RANADE French Club 13 41 Off1ce Asslstant 4 Y Teen 2 IOAN RASMUSSEN ody Transferred 141 Intramural Hockey 141 Scrnbblers 141 Treasurer 141 Spamsh Club 141 Travel Club 141 CHARLES RAUH Chuck Y 121 Honor Study Hall 13 41 Advlsor 141 Student Councul 141 Var srty Basketball 121 Football 12 3 41 Track 12 3 41 Wrestlung 13 41 CAROL IEAN REINFELD Booster 141 Bowlsng Club 131 Bndge Club 141 Honor Study Hall 141 tramural Basketball 121 Hockey 1 Mnrnam Stage 121 Modern Dance Cub 131 Rostrum Club 131 Travel Club 13 41 Welfare Chanrman 141 Y Teen MARY REINKOESTER Aft Club 121 Chonr 141 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Muslc Apprec1at1on 131 Pre Med Club 141 Spamsh Club 131 Travel Club 141 luom-1 M RELYEA ludy Booster 13 41 Councal Offnce 12 31 Class Nommahng Commuttee 131 Class SeC ela Y 121 Grrls Clee Club 121 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Mnruam Stage 121 Pep Commtttee 131 Spamsh Cu 13 41 Student Councnl 131 Travel Club 131 Varslty Hockey 121 Y Teen 12 31 AUDREY RICH Dramatic Club 141 French Club 131 German Club 141 Gnrls Glee Club 121 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Intramural Basketball 131 Mlrlam Stage 121 Modern Dance 131 Sharcs 141 Student Councnl 13 41 Travel Club 131 Y Teen 131 RAY RIVIOTTA Intramural Basketball 12 31 Captam 12 31 Football 12 31 Captam 131 HELEN GOULD ROBERTS Band 12 31 Pnvate 131 Cafeterua As slstant 131 Honor Study Hall 13 41 Intramural Basketball 13 41 Rldmg Clu 141 PATRICIA ROSE Pa Bowlnng Club 131 Rndnng Club 121 GERALDINE ROSEN Gerry Booster 141 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Intramural Volleyball 141 Travel Club 13 41 YTeen 13 41 ' - - , ,' A11-s l , ' 1 1, A ' , , ' ' 2 - 3 L - ' , . . 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Club 141 Varsrty Volleyball Y Teen 13 4 PHYLLIS SANDS Booster 141 Bowlmg Club 141 Brrdge Study H ll 121 lntramural Baseball 121 Basketball 121 Hockey 121 Vol leyball 121 Mmam Stage 121 Rrdrng Club 121 Spanish Club 12 31 Travel u 13 41 Y Teen 12 3 ANGELO SANTA MARIA Ang Vrslty Football 12 3 41 Welfare Charrman 121 BORIS SAWCHIK Bud lntramural Basketball 13 41 Varsaty Football 12 3 41 Welfare Chanrman ROBERT SCHULTZ o Booster 12 31 German Club 13 41 lntramural Basketball 13 41 Captam 131 Football 13 41 Varsrty Baseball 12 3 41 Wrestlrng 13 41 DORIS IEAN SCOTT A Cappella Chorr 13 41 Lubrarran 13 Sha ente Crrculatlon 'vlanager 141 Spanrsh Club 13 41 Secretary 141 Travel Club 13 WILLIAM N SCOTT Bull H Y 121 lntramural Badmrnton 31 Basketball 13 41 Football 12 Go 141 Progectlon Crew 12 3 41 Varsrty Basketball 121 Golf 12 3 41 SALLY SEIDMAN Booster 131 Bowlrng Club 141 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 lntramural Bad mrnton 131 Volleyball 131 Spanvsh Clu 121 Varsuty Basketball 12 31 Hockey 12 4 Y Teen 131 CAROLE SUE SHAGRIN Shag Booster 13 41 French Club 131 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 lntramural Vol e all 141 avel Club 13 Teen 131 JOYCE SHEPPARD Shep Booster 131 Central Commrttee 141 Secretary 141 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Scrlbblers 13 41 Shakernte 12 3 41 Feature Edrtor 141 Student Councrl 12 31 Travel Club 131 Varsrty Bas all 12 3 4 Hckey 12 Teen 13 41 Presrdent 141 RHODA SILBER THOMAS A SIMONDS Tom Band 12 3 41 Chess Club 121 ab oratory Assistant 13 41 SFAA 13 Sc ence Club 12 3 41 Varsrty Track 121 World Affarrs Councrl 141 IOHN C SKEEL lack ooster 131 H Y 2 3 41 Honor Study Hall 13 41 lntramural Basket ba 141 Boxmg 121 Football 12 31 Varsrty Track 12 31 Wrestlrng 131 CAROL LOUISE SMEDLEY All Star Baseball 12 31 Basketball 12 31 Hockey 12 31 Volleyball 12 31 Class Nomnnatmg Commrttee 13 41 Class Secretary 141 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Mmam Stage 121 Scrrbblers 13 41 Vice Presrdent 141 Sharcs 12 dent 141 Travel Club 12 31 Y Teen CAROLYN SMITH Smrtty A Cappella Chorr 141 Honor Study Hall 13 41 lntramural Hockey 141 Sclence Club 141 Travel Club 13 41 Y Teen 3 DOUGLAS SMITH Smrtty ooster 121 H Y 41 :ce Presndent 131 Treasurer 141 Intra mural Football 12 3 41 Student Coun cl 12 41 Varsnty Swrmmmg 13 41 Track 13 41 Varsrty S Club 141 MARVIN SMITH Ar Servrce Club 141 H Y 13 41 l tramural Badmrnton 12 3 41 Basket b 12 31 Boxrng 141 Football 12 3 4 Rrfle Club 13 41 Spanrsh ub 141 Stage Crew 131 Varsrty Cross Country 12 31 Track 12 3 41 Wres tlln 141 ROBERT L SMITH Bob Annual Board 141 Sports Edrtor 141 Central Commrttee 141 Deans Assrst a t 131 German Club 13 41 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Advrsor 131 Pre Med Club 13 41 Treasurer 131 Press dent 141 Progectron Crew 12 3 41 Stage Crew 12 3 41 Varsrty Swammmg 41 Tra k 0 IUDITH SOLOWAY ludy Dean s Assrstant 141 Dramatnc Produc n 12 3 French Club 13 41 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Advrsor 13 41 Pre Med Club 141 Rostrum Club 131 Secretary 131 Socral Charrman 131 Thespran Socrety 141 Travel Club 13 21 Welfare Chaarman 131 Y Teen RICHARD SPEER Duck Booster 141 Honor Study Hall 13 41 Advlsor 141 lntramural Badmmton 12 31 Basketball 12 31 Football 12 3 Colt 141 Spanvsh Club 13 Varsrty Tennrs 12 3 41 Wrestllng 12 31 World Affarrs Councrl 141 RONALD SPROAT on Deans Assrstant 141 French Club 13 41 Scrlbblers 13 41 Shakerrte 13 41 Stage Crew 131 Travel Club 131 RONALD MAYER STILLMAN Pancho Annual Board 141 Apporntment Secre tary 141 Booster 141 Captam 141 Chess Club 121 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 lntramuraIBadm1nton 12 3 41 Baseball 12 3 41 Basketball 12 3 41 Pre Med Club 12 3 41 Program Chanr man 141 Rostrum Club 12 31 Socual Charrman 121 Vrce President 131 Scrrbblers 131 Varsuty Tennus 12 3 41 World Affairs Councrl 141 THEODORE STOCKWELL Ted Transferred 131 lntramural Basketball 141 Varsaty Baseball 13 41 IANET LEE STORMS lan A Cappella Chonr 131 Lnbrarnan 131 Band 121 Llbrarran 121 French Club 12 31 lntramural Hockey 141 Mrrram Stage 121 Student Councal 141 Scrap Book Charrman 141 YTeen 131 MARIAN G SVEC Bowlrng Club 131 Honor Study Hall 131 Photography Club 141 Spanrsh Club 13 41 Travel Club 141 I Q l l Q rt- l ' ' 1 l - 40 . 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MARION TACK A Cappella Chovr 12 31 Honor Study Hall 13 41 Intramural Badmmton 13 Baseball 123 Basketball 12 Hockey 121 Mnrnam Stage 121 Span ash Club 13 41 Song Leader 141 Stu dent Councal 12 31 Travel Club 13 41 Y Teen 12 3 43 Servnce Chairman 121 Vuce Presudent 131 IUNE ALLYN TAYLOR Band 12 3 43 Drum Maporette 13 41 Co Captaun 141 Deans Assustant 13 43 French Club 141 Honor Study Hall THOMAS SHELDON TAYLOR Tom A Cappella Chour 13 41 Dramatnc Pro dl-lCll0n 131 German Club 13 43 Treasurer 133 Presndent 141 Honor Study Hall 13 41 Intramural Football 12 33 Pre Med Club 13 43 Rostrum Club 133 Vxce Presndent 131 Thespuan Socnety 143 ROBERT TEISHER Bob ooster 13 43 H1 Y 123 Stu en Councnl 123 Varsaty Football 12 3 43 Varsuty S Club 13 41 Secretary 143 KATHRYN THOMPSON Katy CLEASON TRACEWELL Bud b 12 43 Basketball 12 3 43 p t n 12 33 Football 13 43 Captann 13 43 Spamsh Club 143 Travel Club 143 Varsnty Football 121 Track 12 31 NANCY VAN DELLEN Booster 131 Bndge Club 141 lntra mural Basketball 121 Mlrnam Stage 121 Spanish Club 13 43 Travel Club 12 3 43 Welfare Chanrman 12 33 Y Teen 12 33 Socual Commuttee 131 Servrce Commzttee 123 MARIAN FRANCIS VANIS Science Club 12 3 43 Y Teen 13 43 JL D- 4 RUTH VONDRICH Intramural Badminton 131 Mnrnam Stage 12 33 Modern Dancung 133 Travel u 12 31 YTeen 12 3 CLAIRE WALLACH A Cappella Chow 13 43 Cheerleader 141 French Club 13 43 Treasurer 141 Gnrls Glee Club 121 Honor Study H Il 12 3 41 lumor Prom Commuttee 131 Mmam Stage 123 Student Coun cul 141 Travel Club 141 Varsuty Hock 141 Volleyball 131 Y Teen 13 DALE WALTON Honor Study Hall 141 Intramural Bad mnnton 131 Rldung Club 131 Travel Club 141 Y Teen 141 1AMEs WASSERMAN m Transferred 133 H Y 141 Intramural Vo eyball 131 Scnence Club 141 Travel Club 141 Varsity Basketball Football 141 Track 13 IAMES WATTERSON Transferred 133 Honor Study Hall 143 Intramural Badmnnton 141 Baseball Laboratory Assistant 141 DANIEL WEIDENTHAL Dan GLENN WEIGLE A Cappella Chour 12 33 Intramural Bas etball 12 33 Football 12 3 43 FREDRIC WEIL Fred Deans Asslstant 12 33 Honor Study Hall 12 3 43 Photography Club 131 SC I e n Ce Club 13 43 Vlce President 143 Student Councnl 143 Treasurer 143 Varsity Baseball Manager 12 3 43 Swnmmung Manager 12 3 41 World Affairs Councul 141 BURT WEISS A Cappella Cholr 141 Annual Board 143 Buseness Manager 141 Boys Glee Club 131 Cafeterua Booster 133 Chess Club 121 Intramural Basketball 13 43 Student Councnl 141 Publscnty Chaurman DONALD WEISS Don Transferred 131 Intramural Football 13 43 Photography Club 13 43 Pre Med Clu 141 GLENN ALLEN WESSELMANN Chess Club 121 H1 Y 141 Honor Study 13 43 Intramural Baseball Basketball 13 41 Football 12 41 Tenms 141 Volleyball 141 Scnence Club 13 41 Vace Presndent 133 Pres: dent 141 World Affaurs Councnl 131 SALLY WEXLER Gnrls Glee Club 121 Honor Study Hall 41 Mvrnam St ge 31 o ern Dance 13, 41 Spamsh Club 13, 41, een 12, 3, 4 NANCY WISE oster 13 43 Bowlung Club 1 1 French Club 141 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Intramural Baseball 141 Basket b 121 Varsuty Hockey 13 41 ol ley all 131 YTeen 141 RONALD BRAUN WOHL Ron Intramural Badmmton 141 Basketball 121 Football 141 NINA WONDERLICH A Cappella Chour 12 3 41 Brudge Club 143 Class Nomnnatmg Comrmttee 141 Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Intramural Hockey 123 Mmam Stage 121 Pep Commuttee 131 Spannsh Club 13 41 Student Councnl 131 Travel Club 13 41 Welfare Chanrman 141 Y Teen IUDITH WHALEY ludy A Cappella Chour 12 3 43 All tar Hockey 131 Class Nomlnatmg Commut tee 121 French Club 143 Honor Study Hall 13 41 Intramural Baseball 13 43 Basketball 13 43 Captam 131 Volley ball 121 Swmgeroos 141 Travel Club 13 43 President 141 Varsnty Hockey een 4 Socna Chalrman 131 Transferred 131 H Y 13 41 Honor Stu y Hall 13 43 Pre Med Club 13 41 Spamsh Club 13 41 ION WILCOX A Cappella Chonr 143 Booster 13 41 Class Nomunatnng Commuttee 131 Hon o Study Hall 12 3 43 Shakerrte 13 41 VarsltySw1mmlng 12 3 41 IOHN HENRY WILHARM IR lake Transferred 131 Honor Study Hall 13 41 Advasor 141 Intramural Baseball 131 Basketball 143 Volleyball 131 Scnence Club 131 Student Councnl 141 Varsuty Basketball 13 41 FLEUR WOODS A Cappella Chonr 12 41 Secretary 141 Booster 131 Class Vnce Presndent 141 French Club 141 Honor Study Hall 13 41 Intramural Baseball 12 41 Basketball 12 41 Tennus 141 Sharcs 13 41 Secretary 131 Student Councnl 133 Secretary 1 31 Swmgeroos 143 Travel Club 131 Socual Chanrman 131 DONALD ALLEN ZAK Don Honor Study Hall 12 3 41 Spannsh Club 13 43 World Affarrs Councll 143 MARIA L ZINNER Transferred 131 French Club 141 German Club 143 Vuce Presudent 141 Pre Med Club 13 41 Travel Club 141 IACQUELYN LUCILLE ZOLDAK lackae Honor Study Hall 141 , Travel Club 141 - I : ' ' : Bo . : ' 2 : 41' I I . 43: CIIb I. 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You have a beautlful tan Old and new stu dents met therr schedules books and teachers The new Red Raider handbooks were gnven out 9 The Hello Assembly Students were greeted by our pruncnpal M Rupp after whlch the faculty and classes stood up to be welcomed by the student body 7 9 The Sale of the Achvlty Tlcket The actlvnty tlcket replaced the budget book and sold for Sl I5 and 812 out of 8l 8 students pur chased one Cood work' I6 Pep Rally Our turst pep rally of the year presuded over by the new cheerleader captann Katy Alexander I7 All School Football Dance The flrst soclal event of the year was a huge suc cess wlth Bob Pattues band lendung the musuc for the dance un the Cnrls C-ym 23 Scholarshnp Assembly How many are they gnv:ng9 Do you thunk Ron wall get one9 I wash I were smart Everyone held has breath whsle Mr Rupp slowly read the names of the fuve Shaker Key Award wlnners Barbara Buchman Sue Cozzens Ron Shulman Lenore Stone and Tom Wetzler HAKER MARKET One ol Shaker s b t 3245 Warrensvllle Center Road SHAKER HEIGHTS BUICK Sales and SCFVICQ 3393 Warrensvllle Center LOngacre I H77 OFTO G GRAEFF INC PHoToGRAPH1c SUPPLIES Lee ot Kinsman 0930 EVCFHHSS l'l7 1 5 I ' fl , I 5 . 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A ' ' , r. - 4: 1' s A ' ' I D Y v u - 4 I' 5 Y ' es Y o 9 ' FQLRFMOLEHT THEATER Sept Sept Sept ct ct Oct Oct ct 24 Sock Hop One ot the most unusual dances ot the year slnce all couples danced rn theur socks The Mothers really complauned when lt came t washing those durty whlte socks' 26 Know Your Club Week Thus week was hlghlrghted by an assembly of twenty one students who spoke on the many clubs actrvrtues and other tunctrons of our farr school 30 Deflclency Perlod Closed Enough sand 3 Class Electrons Crustmull Sale Our class offucers emerged rn good shape the Crxstmxll well you tell us 8 Record Rhythms Dance l never knew breaknng records was such fun Yes bv the end of the evenung the floor of the Crrls Gym was scattered wrth pueces of broken decoratrons records that ns I0 P T A Scheduled Classes Turn about nrght for us and our parents We stayed home whsle our elders attended each of our classes They thought It was so much fun' l7 Community Fund Druve Shakerrtes gave S614 topplng the goal of S500 Speakers for the drrve were Peg Coslrn and Isa bell Noble 26 Report Cards Issued Our frrst grades of the year to take ho m e to those mrsunderstandrng parents to whom we muttered But we have so much homework I m not the only one who got a D i 651, -eg! 'Xe' lil -:l fixed 1 ' ' o O Q.. 1 4 nl O , , .. . ,,. O. I . ' - . -0 I E 1 ll 4 l lk - 1 f 1 ' v M z T 5 'gg . 4 ' -A ' ' gr ,- is 1' 4, , U! .Af ' s s' ' Q X K 1' 5 gf- H' ' j, I l RR ll f as ' - - ZIECHMANN FLORISTS LRMHHS HH DFSIMILRS Ill' UULITX PRUIIIITS OPEN EVENINGS me 76024 2990 W I KINSMAN LEE RECREATION t i ' Y X ' ! 1 ' 1 Y W J K . . H . K Y ' I ' 1 1 1 l arrensville Center Road I 0 SH.-KKEK KQV.-XRE if I , 1 ' ' I-,il V' ' Q 16699 Kinsman R d wr-Q, YOUNGER GENERATION SHOE SHOP K E L KINSMAN AT LEF qjjsozazwsafff. Q?-M 'QL A PERFECT GRADUATION GIFT A FROM LEWIS IITIIIIS INC I , ngl. r I' I f 1 I I J I i ' . r I I: A ' I 0 ' A A1 A -Y A A l66I4 KINSMAN RD. ' SHAKER HEIGHTS 0 my 3 4? K Y Qc I ,- ' - u it Q ,. ,L A 1 , I , I X 5 F 7 5-X. . Nv ..,,- ff, , Q, si,-K Q v . I I I2O Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov Nov Nov Nov 27 Variety Show - Open House A tip-top show preceded an evening of square dancing, games, movies, singiwg, swimming, and dancing. Donuts and cider, too. 28 N.E.0.T.A. Boy, how we looked forward to this day off! 5 Cat Caper A very unusual evening. A record dance plus a movie. It was lots of fun. That gym was so dark! 9 Debate Assembly The, ahem, handsome debate team from W.R.U. discussed the problem of primary elec- tions. 11 Bonfire Rally The annual bonfire was a big success with a jean dance in the Girls' Gym after the fire had died down 12 Shaker vs Lakewood The event of the year' What a game' We thought the gun would never go off' lt did' We won 12 7 We won the Lake Erie League Championship for the first time What a super ending to a terrific Dads Day' I4 Co ops This week was interrupted by those awful tests called co ops 16 Dollars for Scholars The first broadcast from Shaker in a series of competitive questions with Cleveland Heights STAY AS SWEET AS YOU ARE JOHN WALTON S 16814 Kinsman Road IN PHOTOGRAPHS BY 'W' LLIFFORD NORTON STUDIO 18734 Kinsman and Lynnfleld Shaker Heights These lovely teen yeais must he recorded now by heautz ul, mterpretwe photographs of you m your new ormal or 111 sport clothes We are also prepared lege applzcatzons and servzce pu tures Call now for appozntment WA I 0080 I I o a , i. fl. 1 4 gg,-. . . i Y ' . , - - . . i . e . . f ' 'O 3 ff 2 to fill your rush orders for col- ii X Z 4 ,L . I' . -yr , 2 Here's a Mellow Thought: Rem nd your Pop that the best automatic rvlce ln town Blaush ld s He ll be so happy that chances are youll get the family cha ot twlce as often :v ,v ,, , UVB NOW for your H041 fducatwn 4 E ll 'aff all ill, ll Blaushllds Chrysler Plymouth Headquarters Ieooslc lk SHAKFR SAVINGS WHEN LOOKING FOR THE BEST GO T0 BGRDONARO S Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Q SERVICE Q NEW CAR 23 Athlehc Award Assembly Our trophy wunnung football team was awarded :ts letters Speakers were Mr Maduson Mr Rupp Mr Slade and Mrs Scott The tennns team and the golf team also recelved thenr awards 23 Thanksgrvrng Vacahon A four day rest wnth plenty of turkey for all 25 Pumpkin Prance The Glrls Gym was fslled wnth pamted balloons paper leaves and even a lughted Scarecrow Shaker alums were also present to hughlnght the evemng l Assembly Dr joseph Remenyn spoke on Goethe the Poet and Thinker Also on the program was an un S P 8 wuth theur natuve songs and dances 3 More Fun The song of thus evemng should have been Dont Fence Me In The dance floor was fenced In by those pretty gray and red track hur d es 8 Kmsman Lee Chrrstmas Openung The hugh school cholr band and football squad partncupated In the program along wnth Santa Otto Graham and the Cleveland Browns Swrm Meet Shaker 55 Thomas Edison 20 Basketball Shaker 34 Lorarn 43 BQSTON CLEVELAND Specnalusts In outflttmg the prep and college man Entire Mrnthvrn A Murder Has Been Arranged 13131 fllalm' 511112111 Ulfelzplpane filzflelanh 213 flalpn Skglmg 1 33211 l....4 PARTS ,Bm . 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C O f W RRENSVILLE CENTER '7'7'f1'7' CENTER BEVERACES 3311 Warrensvllle Center GRUBER S RESTAURANT 20120 South Moreland HUSH A BYE SHOP 20160 South Moreland CHAS H LESHER INC 20160 South Moreland LES IOLIS BEAUTY SALON 20140 South Moreland MANNERS DRIVE IN RESTAURANT V AND S RADIO AND ELECTRIC C0 On Warrensvulle Center 3377 Warrensvnlle Center SHAKER BARBER SHOP 3237 Warrensvllle Center SHAKER HEIGHTS BUICK INC 3393 Warrensvulle Center SHAKER MARKET 3245 Warrensvnlle Center TEX CENTER SERVICE STATION Warrensvllle at Kunsman SHOES Old Meadow Mllk Comes from Ohlo s finest farms To enjoy the best m mzlk and other dazry products, select Old Meadow Delivered to yozu dom or rom your nearest Old Meadow dealer Phone GArtield 1-91 53 VOGUE FLOWERS BY O DONNELL 20096 South Moreland VOCUE THEATER 20100 South Moreland ZIECHMANNS FLORISTS Warrensvulle at South Woodland IRENE ZINKS FLOWERS 20310 Kinsman Road QBIFJ eahntn Wreamergp 1657 CRAWFORD ROAD - CLEVELAND 6, OHIO SHAKER SQUARE ANTHONY WEINS STUDIO Next to the bank BUDDY SHOES 2762 South Moreland BUNCE BROTHERS 13131 Shaker Square CLARK S SHAKERTOWN 2782 South Moreland COLONY DRUG STORE 2772 South Moreland COLONY THEATER 13116 Shaker Square ENCEL AND FETZER 2766 South Moreland FRANKLIN SIMON 2720 South Moreland CILBERTS SHAKER SQUARE MOBILGAS 2800 East 132 Street ARTHUR W. CREULICK 13222 Shaker Square HALLE BROTHERS COMPANY Shaker Square HATHAWAY SHAKER SQUARE 13122 Shaker Square HELEN HALE 13220 Shaker Square KALLAGHER S BARBER SHOP 2776 South Moreland LARCHMERE FOOD MARKET 13124 Larchmere LAUBSCHER BROTHERS DELICATESSEN 13130 Shaker Square MIELZINERS FURS 13129 Shaker Square MULLAIRES DRY CLEANING 13115 Shaker Square CHARLES ROYCE MEN'S STORE 13200 Shaker Square RUSSELL S FLOWER SHOP 13229 31 Shaker Square THE SERVICE SHOP SHOE REPAIR Next to the Colony Theater A I TASSI CO 13204 Shaker Square TOY CHEST INC 2760 South Moreland IOHN WADE INC 13216 South Moreland .1 126 ff' . . . , . . . . 'ran , wil. ' -S ,,f-QA.: I ' q W .. , ' 1 4, ,, 1 Y- ' ll r . V ' O . , 'K Q . M. ' ...il 'U' . -'J , V I -ogy gg 'W , SH A ww., W 14' was ALBERTS SHOE REPAIR CO 3443 Lee Road ALFRED BEAUTY SALON 3492 Lee Road CARL ALLENDORF RESTAURANT 3490 Lee Road ANDERSON CHEVROLET INC 16220 Klnsman Road AVALON CLEANING SERVICE 17123 Kmsman Road AVALON DRUG COMPANY 17132 Kmsman Road BLAUSHILDS INC I6005 Kinsman Road BORDONARO S COMPLETE FOOD MARKET 17129 Kmsman Road BUDIN S DELICATESSEN 17133 Kmsman Road COLONIAL KNIT SHOP 16637 Klnsman Road DY DEE WASH 3630 Lee Road EVELYN WAYNE 16832 Klnsman Road FRANK S BARBER SHOP 16629 Klnsman Road FOX S SHOE STORE 16617 Kmsman Road GOCKEL OLDSMOBILE CO 16101 Kunsman Road . HOWARDS MEN AND BOYS SHOP 16621 Kmsman Road OTTO G GRAEFF, INC 3483 Lee Road .zin-I HOWARD IOHNSON S 16201 Kinsman Road IACQUE HIMAN S APPAREL 16630 Kinsman Road IOSEPH S BEAUTY SALON 3475 Lee Road IONNI 16627 ALICE 16709 PEG INTIMATE APPAREL SHOP Kmsman Road KELLEY DRESS SHOP Klnsman Road LOTA KELLY SPORTSWEAR 16614 Kmsman Road KINGSBURY CLEANERS 16608 South Moreland THE KINSLEE SHOP 3514 Lee Road KINSMAN LEE LAUNDRY 3489 91 Lee Road KINSMAN LEE RECREATION 16699 Kmsman Road LEWIS MOTORS INC HUDSON 3536 Lee Road LINDE SHOP 16620 Kmsman Road M AND M GULF SERVICE 3569 Lee Road METZGERS DRY CLEANING 16623 Kmsman Road NEW YORK BAKERIES 17124 Kinsman Road C L NICHOLLS SPORTING GOODS CO 3433 Lee Road KINSMAN LEE I NOTARO S VILLAGE SHOECRAFT 16607 Kmsman Road RAYMOND AND SON SHELL SERVICE 16727 Klnsman Road SCHWALB S EPICURE SHOP 16640 Kmsman Road SHAKER AUTO HOSPITAL 3473 Lee Road SHAKER HEIGHTS HARDWARE 16814 Kinsman Road SHAKER SAVINGS ASSOCIATION 16808 Kmsman Road SHAKER IEWELRY CO 3439 Lee Road SHAKER IUST RITE CLEANERS 16830 Kinsman Road SHAKER MOTORS STUDEBAKER 16451 Kmsman Road SHAKER THEATER 3516 Lee Road SINGER SEWING CENTER 16680 Kinsman Road SLIM S BARBER SHOP Kmsman Lee Roads IOHN WALTONS 16701 Kinsman Road WESLEY BEAUTICIANS 17121 Kmsman Road YOUNGER GENERATION 16610 Kmsman Road ZINNERS FLOWERS 3505 Lee Road SHOES 1 27 . 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I , . . 1 . 1 I - - U co. , . - OTHER BUSINESS AREAS LYNNFIELD DRUG COMPANY 18740 Kunsman Road MEISEL MOTORS 9501 Carnegne Avenue MID HEIGHTS MOTORS INC 12100 Kinsman Road CLIFFORD NORTON STUDIOS 18734 Kmsman Road OHIO BELL TELEPHONE CO 750 Huron Road OLD MEADOW CREAMERY 1657 Crawford Road QUA BUICK INCORPORATED 10250 Shaker Boulevard REGENT STEEL COMPANY 3361 East 80 Street SHAKER DAD S CLUB SOCIETY FOR SAVINGS 127 Publle Square T AND S LUMBER COMPANY 21600 Males Avenue THE WEIDEMAN COMPANY 1240 West 9 Street 3835 Broadway 10401 Buckeye D V BOONE 2166 Lee Road HEIGHTS BAKERY HOBBY HOUSE IN 610 Huron Road IT S FU TO HAVE HOBBY' Oh1o's Leadm g Hobbyologlsts m Trams Axrplanes Boats and all hobby craft Dear Graduates Whether you are 8 or 80, a hobby can be an enjoyable post graduate course that wxll gnve you a lxberal educatnon, practncal value, and years of happiness and understanding IHIL SHARER H14 IGHTS HIGH PXPRI' SS jg, 2 lllllll AMALGAMATED STEEL COMPANY B AND R PRINTING COMPANY BETTY LEE FROCKS 4155 East 131 Street IOE BORDONARO AND SON 18738 Knnsrnan Road CLEVELAND HEIGHTS PACKARD 2770 Mayfueld Road FAIRMOUNT THEATER 20601 Fairmount Blvd FERBERT FENCE COMPANY 4900 Lexnngton Road FROMIN S DELICATESSEN H GOODMAN INCORPORATED 275 East 131 Street HIGBEE CHESSHIRE STUDIOS CORPORATED xl So long Mr Ru my grand teachers, classmates and all you Shakentes Will be seemg you at the Hobby House IQ U BUY SELL B 9 o x . 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' 'Y -j 5 -3 ' - - -'- -' f ' S- :diggs rl. f ll, '-' ------ii I'-lu llllll ',5?'lIIEl - - A - - V- - ee' ,, - -- F ' a E 0 I OR ec Dec ec Dec an I5 Football Banquet Members of the Y Teen Club served dinner to members of the football team the band and parents A large gold football was presented to Captarn Bob Elton by Mr Foulkrod Thus hugh lrghted the end of a wonderful fall sports season for Shaker 20 Spanish Club Chrrstmas Program The big event of the year for the Spannsh Club was a muslcal program for members mothers and teachers 2l Chrlstmas Choir Concert The annual Chrnstmas Concert by the chour closed school for vacataon Yes the tenors flnally learned thenr part ln Noel I Per usual the annual llA Class Prom was a huge success C-lrstenmg stars and a pretty Chrastmas tree set the scene for old home week There were Shaker grads there from years back Zl lan 3 Chnstmas Vacatron Shakerutes toured the country un thus most mar velous of holudays Belated Merry Chrsstmas' I8 Sensor Assembly An excntnng day In the lnfe of each Shakernte especually those graduating sensors Mr French presented the scnence award to trackman Tom Wetzler Then after much hesutatuon and de Ivberatnon Mr Rupp fnnally read the names of the Cntrzenshnp Award wnnners SUE COZZENS and RON SHULMAN' A .l TASSI 32 bl' ! JOHN WADE To meet all of Shaker's sewnng needs SINGER SEWING CENTER 16680 KINSNIAN R0-XD SKy11ne 1 4422 I D l . . , Q -al.. W fs 3 ,. . I . . -' A 7 . . - 1 'L 1 vf ' . xv fas, 2 ' u Q Y ' ' 'A s j I 1 I V' 5 I , X Dec. Zl unior Prom Y . , T O O ff' I n 1 rc, 0' r , I I I Q 3 . 'lv I ff' l J I I s 0 3 BF1 an 8 6 6 6 6 BUDIN S DELICATESSEN Shaker always sn there fsghtsng 23 Exams Boy wnll l be glad when thus weeks over 28 The Flsng A huge crystal ball hung sn the center of the gym reflected tsny dots of llght on the danc sn couples 30 School Re Opens The only cheerful note was we re half way through' Bl Sensor Prom The l2A s celebrated theur graduatson wsth the Sensor Prom at the Oakwood Country Club l Commencement Forty eught proud sensors of one of Shakers smallest but nscest classes walked across the stage and left many fond memorses Shaker wsshes the best of luck to all of you 4 Exam Bang A real bang of a party to celebrate the end of exams Entertasnment and dancung completed the evensng at the Old South l l Lake Erse League Swsm Meet Shakers mermen took a thsrd sn thss Io g awanted meet at Fenn Lakewood captured the tstle wsth Cleveland Hesghts comsng sn second I5 Panel Dsscssssson Thss assembly was an exceptsonal one callsng for student partscspatson Speakers pro and con on the subject of compulsory arbstratson were Bob Elton moderator Chuck Card Peg Coslsn B ll Kellogg Norma Leanza Ky Lewis and Dan Wesdenthal Ferbert always sn there fencsng 45:50 T - ln.. , . . 1 4 ' ' U ' 1 . 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Adlxg, or the best zn encmg 1t,S FERBERT FENCE CCMPANY 4900 Lexsngton Ave Cleveland Ohso e 20 PTA Meeting On this evening the chour as well as student speakers partucnpated In the program Talks were given on various school actlvltles to ac quannt our parents wrth Shaker s socual Ilte e 22 Washington s Burthday Yea' A holaday' 25 Dlstnct Swum Meet Donkey Basketball Came 6 Wuth anxiety and hope Shakers mermen went to the dustnct meet at Lakewood Results mne men rated a trap to Columbus By far the most hnlanous nught of the year was tonrght No one knew exactly what to expect but no one was dnsappomted For one Ive never seen anyone look so funny as Chuck Rauh on that Inttle tnny brown donkey e 28 Scholarshup Assembly Yes that lucky upper tenth of the IZA class was awarded nts Shaker Keys Congratulatrons to every one of them March 3 Our Town Cee Ive never seen a play luke thus one be ore I lake t A swell job by good actors made a long to be remembered evenmg for us March IO State Swimming Meet Shaker came nn twelfth nn the state meet wuth four polnts earned by Captain Frank Matter Shaker ns proud of all the fellows who repre sented It durlng thus week end B AND R PRINTING CO Dozng the przntzng or SHAKER HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL 10401 BUCKEYE ROAD All Slmkerztes know zt s MULLLAIRE S FRENCH DRY CLEANING 3631 Carnege Ave Ut I 4 00 AMALGAMATED STEEL CORPORATION 7835 Broadway Ave. ML 1 81Q0 F b. . . . D ' ' F bn . . . ' 'J I Q gf f pb. '-- -' 1 . . I Y th 1 . . I fl' . . ' ' 'YXVA ,VI . . . . y N , 3 3 , F b. I Q I . ' ' 7 8 ' i . . - 2 o .R for the finest ln baked goods VISIT THE March l2 Choir Concert m Blunk m Blunk so went the musuc un the annual Sprung Concert of the A Cappella Chour Muss Florence Salb a Shaker graduate was guest puanust .-1. March 'I7 Athletuc Assembly Lake Erle League Cholr Festival The wunter athletes were awarded theur pruzes thus morruung Those concerned were band members cheerleaders basketball players swummers wrestlers and untramural players The chuet award a gold trophy was presented to Bud Tracewell for beung the outstandung boy un untramurals Thus afternoon eugthy happy Shakerutes journeyed to Lakewood Hugh for the annual L E L Chour Festuval March l3 Sprung Festival I want a flower Fellows and gurls aluke took home the crepe paper flower decoratuons as souvernurs of a good tume Bob Pattue turnushed slow musuc plus The Mexucan Hat Dance After beung exhausted from tryung to' dance we staggered down to the Elbow Room for cokes and then crawled back to the dance floor to try agaun thus annual Band Concert Students also had solo t k th t d 17124 Kinsman SK 1 4290 psrbi urufgnrganlgrgged e concer a success an one March 3l Sprung Vacation Yea' The sprung us sprung the grass us ruz l wonder where the Shakerutes us? GCJOD THINGS TO EAT MANNERS DRIN I IIN RI' STAURAN I' WARRENSVILLE CENTER ROAD AT KINSMAN ,I A ,IH -1' ,I . gg ,IH ny gt - ,bl .. r V ' E ' ' y March 24. Band Concert Walter Pfeil, harpist, was the guest soloust at ii f ,134 ul CC 9? f 'I' Y XL. ' ' We ll turn the place Shaker Jewelry C o 3439 Lee Rd BUICK EXPERT fi' JEWELERS and Watch Repairers Topsy Turvy to please you at Quo Buick Inc 10250 SHAKER TYler I 0660 -Always on the ball SHAKER DADS CLUB in all school activities 3 . ,xl - V f 4 . . Hd' . ' I ' x ' si?-'.!, 3352 - A'?S?55t'. ' ri- 'x I l I f' .I t . . - 1' '- 5 , ' I 4. '- ' 1 ri.. , , . , 1 L ' l ., ,. ' +-- ' z 'fl 4- -'S Q W XV W , 3 A . x A W . I 1 Y Sl-IAKER HARDWARE 16814 K WA I 1200 LARCHMERE MARKET I34 MEISEL MOTORS LINCOLN MERCURY SALES AND SERVICE CENTER C I 0 Do as the Semors Do Hove Photographs Mode Hlgbee Chesshlre PHoroGRAPHsRs AND PUBLISHERS 1950 GRISTMILL he 're all talking about - your . E. if fn. of! I 1 A L 9501 Carnegie Ave M Q ,, a -110 insman Road - at g O - ff ' I' . x 4 Vienna comes to Shaker for the Goethe Centennial, .P M S Mr. French's favorite fand onl J Y lf' chemistry class, represented by Bernard Manchick and Larry Lett- ofsky, give him a fond farewell, The whole town turns out for the .donkey basketball game, T S T r -f' ' AUTCGRAPHS l iv? F fc? x0 f f--'ff SHXN6 YXNX Y: HY: TOXXCH ights High SchooX GRXST XSAUJL Shaker He 95 JQ .1 NOT SUCH A BIG DISAPFOIN'I'M?1NT gym inatead of in the garking ST DAYS V3 D WEIL ?1ELA lE'5 while stu ivinv for GXHEB. ,l Q 44 , '-gag BCY THQ TRL: exam wee 11 5 ,L X 'fm li f,Z x .sv Q l Q' ...gli 9-X4 BETWEEN ACTS Dick Farrell took a well-deserved rest NGEORGE WASHINGTON The Newtons, Shirley Rask and Dick Farrell, had hilarious house trouble in the spring play, sponsored by the June senior class. The audience en- joyed it i mensely, but probably the most fun was had by the cast, when they got to throw junk and garbage around the stage. SLEPT HEREU dx v ANNE GRINTON effectively imperson ated a cocky rooster. .1 ' I I 1, JOAN LYTLE PONDERED her song, 'So CLAIRE WALLACH AND GEORGE KARCH wowed Long,' at rehearsal. In perform- us with 'This Can't Be Love,' in the ance it was wonderful. Ju ior Prom scene. INSIDE SHAKERM The choir gave a bang-up start to the spring Open House with the fifth Bobby-Sox Revue. We'll remember the opening chorus, 'Johnny One-Note, the gym scene with the boys' chorus singing 'Nothing Like a Dsme,' and the finale, with 'Bye, Bye, Baby.' SOUTH AMERICAN SPLASHESH Three Americans traveling south of the border provided the theme for the annual pageant presented by the Shares Club. Scenes of the journey included a 'Silver Mine,' 'Coffee Beane,' even a 'Siesta.' In the finale we saw twelve floats cov- ered with flowers with the background music of 'Brazil.' N ' X SMILING MATADORS braved a ferocious bull, otherwise known as Hap Hanscom. BASEBALL Y Baseball Season Record I5 Shaker 5 Cleve Hts. 1 Q 3, , Shaker O Cleve Hts. l .a 1 3,1 1 5, ' Shaker 8 Elyria 5 N, 'L A ' ...Q Shaker 6 Elyria 2 ZH LS' Shaker 2 Lakewood 6 fl ek S' 'W V' ' Shaker 1 Lorain 8 h Shaker 6 Lorain 7 , Shaker 5 Shaw 6 : ', Shaker 5 Shaw 6 f Shaker 1 Lakewood 6 nl Shaker 5 Euclid 4 Shaker Z Euclid 6 S 25:52 shaker ll South 2 kaaf Shaker 8 Collinwood 2 , Q 1 Aa , in ,Q is ,V r, 'asa . ' '-5 Q- -' x' ' N ff? 1' V ill. 5. il ,, V ff L 39+ W Q ,lx Q Q np, . Swag , n . ....- a-- - , E. V,-A9 K ,Z I ., , 'E i 1 Qal 5, 'xLh4l'v.: 153' 6 1- I G If-T If ,ifn-', 7 - S hx M S 4 a S -'S FIRST: Stochvell, Nash, Sof-ch Heldermzln, R. 7rOWH, Elfifl, L9CY1etii, Coach Heinlen, FcFarlane, Banks. SEQEND: Finn, Neye, Horan, Able, Karch, rasternak, Lefko, Holmes. TFIRD: Mgr. Carlson, Yfiant, Feldt. GOLF Track Season Record v Shaker 65 Willoughby 55 Z6kjF,4 n ,nn ' shaker 56 U5 Brush 61 W5 'y 'sig A ' 'J shaker 50 Shaw 68 'Q Hilltop Meet Cleve. Hts, 66 Shaker M2 1f2 5nv University ho lf2 Shaker M5 Oleve. Hte.75 Z' FIRST: Beallo, Bruner, Kirk, Scott, Coach Stark. SECOND: Laird, Soltz, Silverberg, Moore. TRACK ,Ill - 81 IHAIII 6:51,-A aff.- fib- :Brite L af 'S f - 1 .'a 1 x!l X 94:9- FIRST: Brubaker, Shipley, Kurtz, Ruffini, Newman, Wick, K. Smith. SECOND: Berick, Casey, Conant, Lewis, Harwell, Sawchik, Morse. THIRD: Evans, Coach Branson, Wertheimer, T. Goodman, Lindahl, Dyer, IW Lowry, Joach Singer, Rauh, Nedlik, Davis, Dexter, H. Goodman, Claweon, Coach Zednik. .J COM The last event of the year found the nervous but happy. The com encement Millie, President of Western Reserve gave an inspiring address. A lovely followed the graduation exercise and school year. MENCEME seniors speaker, Dr University, reception ended the 'R 1- We-5315 Qi. i'va?ifi55 lil..-' NT
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