Shaw High School - Shuttle Yearbook (East Cleveland, OH)

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fl-lUTTL O YOU graduated from Shaw, eh?,' the elderly, rather absent-minded gentleman re- marked. And in what. year, might I ask?,' January '33,', we replied promptly. Could we ever forget? Ah! Indeed? At that time I was a young man, ladies, and a teacher at Shaw. You recognize me, do you not? Ah, well! It has been a long time. But who were some of the members of your class? Perhaps I may remember them. VVe eyed each other doubtfully. VV-e-ll It had been a long time. Oh, there was - - one by one, old memories popped into our heads, and we found that we remembered: Charles VVistar-Because he's been Presi- Aileen and Maxine Parker - Because you dent four times in two years. Marion Tissot-Because, while she may have had numerous encounters with Mr. Low- den, she has had a perfect record of at- tendance since second grade. Howard Pearce-Because he is not only a proficient athlete, but also a member of the Honor Society. Virginia BoothfBecause being first in one's class would make anyone famous. Lawrence Gow-Because fwith remarksj al- though he's Scotch he's very generous. Marvin Salovon - Because fPbfC2H302Q 3Ho2j never baffled him. Ruth Fraley-Just because. Jane VVarwick--Because she's never a dis- turbing element in the class room. Bob Behlen-Because he is an Eagle Scout. never know whether Aileen is Aileen or Maxine, or whether Maxine is Maxine or Aileen, etc. Carl Carlson-Because when only four boys out of your class are in the Honor So- ciety, you automatically beeome famous. Florence Meeeh - Because, while she may have lost her heart, she probably never lost her head. fe Edward CraXtongBecause his rumbling bass would be recognized in darkest Africa. Frances Schmidt-Because she'd argue any- where with anybody about anything. Ruth Berry-Because of the way she can tickle the ivo ries. June Cook-Because of her ability to trans late Virgil on the spur of the moment. Signed: Elaine Williams Pauline Baumgart twenty-nine

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Pfurv FOHI' THE CLASS CTRIER May 10. 1950 NEW GRAPEFRU IT HELPS HUMANITY Mr. Rubvrt Bittle, gift:-rl lim'UuuItui'ist, up- pn-ara-fi lust night in tlw Audi-mi Auditorium, with thi- prmluct of his plnnt 1-xp:-riins-nt, thx- lflnrida Squirtll-ss Grupi-fruit. Mr. l r:1nk Watson, thu 1-lnquvnt and lvurn- vd prul'1'ssm' ot' Botany frmn llurv:n'd Univvrs- ity, dc-live-rx-cl an uddrvss nn 'l'hv Futurv ul' the Squirll:-ss Hrups-fruit. Alix liittlv suppcwtvd thu- lH'Ul'l'SS0l S state- mvnt, This type- of cit- rus fruit will minimizv vye- trouhlv c-au:-wd hy xp:-uyim: juiul-S. XVhe-n co-rtuln sc-if-niiflts doubt- ml tln- ri-mark, Mr. Bit- tle- said, YUu na-od not take- our word for it. and invitvd the- doubtl-rs to try sample- fruit. Hadsell Retire: Il:-rm-'rx nn odd situa- tion! The- man in New York who poses thv must fm' uollzu' :ids is suffe-rim: from stiff nl-ck, l'l1il Hadsvll, tlw flllllllllbl youth who has nmdn- u f0l'llllll' from col- lur mls, announces that lu- now intvnds to re- til'l'. Ne-w stylvs wore- suc- c-m-ssfully introduced by Haul:-u-ll, :end his famous l':u-n- is undoubtvdly one ul' tin- ha-at known in thu- 4-ountry. posfii? i Puluted mul Electric Dhqnluyn Robert Quincy Advertising Co. Quulity with Quincy GOTTSCHALT DAIRY llvnltliful Milk from I-hippy Cows. Ours Must B0 Class AI Milk Ure-ok, Ohio Scot Stands Guard Every evening at fivv, a. faithful Scottie, Tam 0' Shunter by mum-, stands patiently at thv main entrance of thu Gow tc-xtile com- pany, waiting for his niustvr, the president of ilie +-stablishment. The- cunning little fel- low, with ii huge plaid bow about his neck, nevvr misses an day, rain or shine, but stands guard with Pager eye, g'rm-vtirig his muster with wagging tail. Mr. IJ. Lawrence Gow, pup, has entered him in the proud ownvr of this xnuny contests, claiming hcl is thv finest Scot in the world. NEW INVENTION Wistar Gets Contract Fnom Airline Uharle-si Wistar, Amer- icu's foremost electrical vngirwvx' and inventor, has received a contract from the Wolfe Airway Company for installing his latest invention, the mechanical porter. This remarkable elec- trical man makes up berths, turns lights on and off, and. when in- stalled in the diners, will take orders and serve as df-l'tly as any waiter now employvd. Mr. Walter Wolfe thinks this nvw device is one of the most clever electrical devices of the yvar. Tho company plans to use the porters in their ne-w flu-t of pus- SUYIHVI' pianos, and I am sure that wv shall never regret this move, Mr. VVoIfv stated. Dictionary Revised The whule English speaking world will be affected by Miss Char- lotte Bceclmfs latest ef- fort. This famous ortho- grupher has devoted several years to revis- ing the old 1935 edition of Webstux-'s Diction- ary. All difficult words have been spelled more simply, Miss Beecher says, And now even :L baby can read the dic- tionary. She is one of the best authorities on spelling, and it is pro- phesied that lwr book will sell well. Thvre has been much discussion about Miss Be-eclwr's hint that she considers shorter and more direct spelling tlw only modern thing. PROFESSOR WRITES LONGEST BOOK Copy-Reader Going Blind Lawrence Lyman, pro- fessor at the University of Oregon, is now work- ing on what he claims will be the longest book in the world. It is about 2,000 pages, and is not yet completed. The subject for his long dissertation is The Placing' of the Comma. He is ul world-wide uu- thor'ity un punctuation, and puts forth all his theories on the comma in this book. His copy and proof- rcader, Albert Libhaber, is now having serious eye trouble after copy- reading Professor Ly- mun's latest litvrury ef- fort. Zimmerman's Dance Studio Class lessons to the high clan. Kate Smith recommends our Advanced Course in Adagio Dancing Courses in old times dances: 1. Tango 2. Charleston 3. Waltz WILLIAM BRUSMAN TAKES MOON William Brusmun has again achieved success. His latest striking pho- tograph of the moon has caused even the most bla:-me photograph- ers and the general pub- lic to sit up and take notice. Mr. Brusmun was formerly one of Ameri- czfs better known radio announcers. Mr. Brusmun stated. during this exclusive in- terview, A portrait like this will prove very handy for lovers when the weather does not permit ' tqhe original Diana to appear. Day Dreams Finished The song writer of the most popular piece of lust year, Miss Ruth Bvrry, has now finished her newest song, Day Dreams Forever, which the public has been waiting for. She is working on the contract with Warner Brothers stipulating she is to write all the music for their newest musical comedy, Here and There. FAIL 'l'0 BREAK RECORD NVQ will break it yet'.' Misses Donia Miller and Millie Kelsey declared, when they were inter- viewed concerning the altitude parachute junip- ing record. They failed in an ut- tempt last week. but are preparing to try again. 1 uni sure we shall succeed. Miss Kel- sey is 11 fine pilot, and I am feeling grvatf' smiled Miss Miller, tlw parachute jumper. WV0lVIEN'S PLANE CRASHES Miss .June Curmean and Miss Marion Hoineier of NVhevling. West Virginia, traveling Owner . T ik , I U I ' Mins Lllllnn W gl. 'i.y'v'l'U'l0w y eff G f I r Si-'file lifighfdwnli 2512211 V W4 Come to stginlinoplv. I - - 214 The women were pull- SILVIA gonizjrgsllglwtheix CRITCHLEY OPENING' TONIGHT Whofllshgd fhom to In Wifi vp- Euclid and E- 105 5:3f,laml,,a:Q Sesiterssg Pl ' p Inll ' . . . . 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fl-lUTTL .KN QQ? x 5 thirty ltUllI'lli'l' C'0l.l,lNS Sc-nior Class fl'rs-sul Junior Class CPN-s.H l,ig'htwcight Football llcuvywcipqht Football linsvbull Ili-Y Student Council fPres.j llonor Society WILLIAM BURTON Senior Class CV. Pres.D Student Council C'I'reas.j Honor Society Dramatic Club Q Ex. Committeej Obs:-rvcr Hi-Y CPres.D Annual Stuff Mid-Ye-ar CAsst, Bus. Mgr.J Lightweight Football Track French Club Junior Class QV. Pres.j Monitor Committee E VAN EDWARDS Honor Society Annual Staff fEditor-in-chiefj Hi-Y Student Council i