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

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Economics, Ohio Wesleyan University. B. A., M. A. ADAMS, MISS F. G. Home Economics, Thomas Normal Train- ing School, Columbia University ANDERSON, MISS CHARLOTTE W. Physical Education, Western Reserve University, University of Wisconsin, B. A., M. A. ARNOLD, MISS LINNIE A. Latin, Ohio Wesleyan University, Western Reserve University, B. A.. M. A. BAKER, MISS LOUISE English, Ohio NVesleyan Unive1'sity, VVest- ern Reserve University, Kings School of Oratory, Chicago University, B. L., M. A. BALDERSON, MISS MARY E. COHIIIICFCIIII, Ohio University, B. S. in Education BARNABY, MISS JOSEPHINE Educational Advisor, Ohio State Univer- sity, Ph. B. BARNETT, MISS MARTHA FRANCES Expression, Judson College, Marion, Curry School of Expression, Boston University BRIGHT, MISS MARIAN M. Art, Columbus Art School, Ohio State University, Art Students' League of New York BROWN, RALPH A. Mathematics, Case School of Applied Science, B. S. in Mechanical Engineering CARTER, CLAUDE J. Physics, Ohio State University, Ohio VVes- Ieyan University, B. A. CLENDENEN, MISS CLARA English, University of Pennsylvania, B. S. in Education, Graduate Work at Western Reserve University COFFIN, MISS ALICE ANNETTE History, Biology, Oberlin College, B. A., Graduate Work at Western Reserve University CRAIG, OLIVER N. Woodworking, Bradley Polytechnic CRANK, MISS LOIS Expression, Curry School of Expression DEAN, MISS LOIS Expression, Curry School of Expression: American Academy of Dramatic Art. Columbia University DEVNEY, MISS ANNA M. History, Valparaiso University, Western Reserve University, B. S., M. A. DICKSON, MISS LUCY English, University of Chicago, Columbia University, B. S., M. A. FACULTY IJILLMAN, MISS JULIA Spanish, Cornell University, B. A., Gradu- ate Workg Cornell, Wisconsin, and University of California DILLON, MISS CORNELIA Mathematics, Ohio State University, B. S. in Education DU HADWAY, MISS EVA Commercial, Ohio University, B. S. in Education DUVENDECK, MISS KATHARINE E. German, Ohio Wesleyan University, B. L., B. A. FOOTE, HARRY M. Arch. and Mech. Drawing, Western Re- serve University, Racine College GIFFORD, HOMER R. Mathematics, Otterbein College, Univer- sityi of Chicago, Columbia University, B. '. GLEESON, MISS JENNIE A. katin, XVestern Reserve University, Ph. B., I. A. HARTMAN, MISS GRACE L. Botany, College of Wooster, Western Reserve University, B. A., M. A. HAZEN, L. M. Commercial, Mt. Union College, La Salle University, B. S., LL. B. HUBINGER, MISS KATHRYN Commercial, Ohio State University, B. S. in Home Economics, Otlice Training School HUNTER, HOWARD K. Mathematics, Western Reserve University, B. A., M. A. .IONES, MISS JANET French, Denison College, B. S., M. A.: Graduate Work in France, L'Alliance Francaise .IUNK, MISS ALBA B. Commercial, Miami University, Ohio State University, Columbia University, B. S., M. A. KEENNAN, MISS RUTH R. Latin, Western Reserve University, B. A., M. A. KLIPPLE, MISS ANNITTA Cafeteria Manager, Miami University, Columbia University, B. S., M. A. KURTZ, MISS MARIE Commercial, Findlay College LEIST, N. F. Commercial, Bliss College, B. S. in Edu- cation LINDSAY, MISS MADGE English, Ohio University, Western Re- serve University, Columbia University, B. A.. M. A. SHAW FACULTY LOWDEN, W. IIOYT History, Ohio State University, B. A., M. A. McINTOSH, MISS JEAN LAIRD English, Denison University, Graduate Work: University ot' Chicago, Western Reserve University, B. A., M. A. Mt-WEBB, MISS NINA Nurse, Farrand Training School, Harper Hospital, Detroit, Michigan, R. N. MORRIS. RALPH C. Chemistry, Defiance College, .Iohn Mar- shall School of Law, B. A., M. A., LI.. B.g Graduate Work: University ol' Chicago MORRIS, WILLIAM H. Ilistory, Ohio University, Ohio Stale University, B. S. in Education, M. A. MORRISON, MISS MARY Librarian, Universities of Chicago, Wash- ington, and Illinois, B. A., B. L. S., M. A. NICK, WILLIAM V. Mathematics, Geneva College, l'niversity of Pittsburgh, lfniversity of Southern California, VVestern Reserve l'niversity. B. A., M. A. NIERGARTH, MILTON G. Band and Orchestra, Northwestern Col- lege, B. A. NIXON, C. C. Chemistry, Western Reserve l'niversity. Wilmington College B. A. NOTT. MISS HELEN History, Denison University, l'niversity of Nebraska, Ph. B., M. A. NUNEMAKER, N. B. Chemistry, Otterbein College, Ohio State Graduate School, Western Reserve Gradu- ate School, B. A. OFFINGER, C. Phys. Education, Springfield tMass.l1 Col- lege, Chatuana Summer School, New York ORT, MISS ELIZABETH French, Wittenberg College, B. A., M. A. Study and Travel Through France OWINGS. MISS MAUDE B. English, Otterbcin College, Ohio State University, B. A., M. A. PALMER, MISS MILDRED English, Marietta College, Work in Jour- nalism at University of Wisconsin, B. A., M. A. PATTISON, C. Physiography, Miami University, A. B. Graduate Work: University of Chicago, Western Reserve University PENBERTHY, MISS MARY C. English, Oberlin College, University of Wisconsin, B. A., M. A. PIIILPOTT, MISS MABEI. Home Economics, Rochester Athenaeum. Columbia University POLK, MISS ALMA English, Miami University, Western Re- serve University, B. A., M. A. QUAY, MISS .IEAN History, Western Reserve University tCoIlege for Womenl B. A., M. A. RELPH, B. Machine Shop. American School of Cor- respondence, M. E. RYDER, MISS WINIFRED M. English, Oberlin College, University of Pennsylvania, Smith College, B. A., M. A. SCRIBNER, MISS EDITH I. Biology, University ol' Vermont, Arnold College of Phys. Education, VVestern Re- serve University, Ph. B., M. A. SHAFFER, MISS FLORENCE Music, Mt. Union College, Public School Music Certilicate, B. M. SNAVELY, .IOHN I.. Mathematics, Ottel'bein College, B. S. SOUTAR, MISS ANNA M. Economic Geography, Ohio University. New York University, B. S., M. A. STRITGGLES. EDWARD VV. History, Ohio NVesleyan University, B. A., M. A. VIVIAN, DOUGLAS W. Phys. Education, Battle Creek College. University of Wisconsin WENGER, MISS ELIZABETH Commercial, Findlay College, B. A. Graduate Work: Western Reserve Univer- sity, University of Wisconsin - WHITE, MISS MARY Phys. Education, University of Wiscon- sin, B. S. WILLIAMS, F. E. Mathematics, Otterbein College, B. A. WISECUP, ROY H. Mathematics, Miami University, B. S. WOODWARD, MISS OLIVE German, University of Oregon, University of Berlin, B. A., M. A. WORK, MISS M. MILOCENT English, VVestern College for VVomen, University of Michigan, B. A., M. A. WRIGHT, MISS HELEN B. English, Western Reserve University tCollege for Womenb, Graduate Work: Columbia University, Western Reserve, B. A., M. A. ZUCK, MISS ALICE MARTHA Spanish, Lebanon Valley College, Ohio State University, M. A., B. A., Study and Travel in Spain. Secretarial Course, Rockford College for Women, Rockford, mols. ANNUAL STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-chief ..... ........ N Virginia Pennington Assistant editor. . . ...... Kathryn Crellin Art editor. Ilelen Ankeney Janet Bales Eleanor Ball Charles Barber Barbara Barrett Katharine Brightman Dorothy Bryant Josephine Canning Robert Clark .lnne Cohen MEMBERS Ruth Essel James Iiseh Doris Felthaln .lane Jewett Lawrence Jewell Miriam Lopatnikov Betty .lane Magee Jean Marshall Robert Mueller BUSINESS STAFF .Charles Fareus Mary O l'oole Brenda Povall .lohn Snavely George Sturgiss Marion Terry Mildred Thut Barbara Walthour Ernest NVhitworth Frances Wilson Charles Zentgraf Business Manager .... .... S tanford Newman Advertising Manager. . . ...... .lohn Hosaek Circulation Manager ........... Axsisfanl Circulation Manager .... Mary Foster Marjorie Fox George Hannnel Editorial . . Art ...... Business . . MEMBERS Florence Hart Jean Leslie Virginia Morgan Evelyn liannn SPONSORS Ruth Carr . . .Hazel Leslie Dorothy ltoberts Robert Ward Minnie Wissnian . . .Clara Clendenen . .Marian Bright Homer Gifford DEDICATIQN The 1934 Shuttle is a record of Shaw students, their assays, and their accomplishments, during the year 1933-34. It is an attempt to give the story ol the school year, to subordinate formal group pictures to informal representations of student activities, and to set Forth particularly those events which will live in memory as school life. To the Shaw Student Body, the stall of the 1934 Shut- tle respectfully dedicates this book. ten 44444444444SHU'I'TLErvvvvrrrvrr EDWARD NVRIGHT Class President Student Council t'l'reas.l Hi-Y tSec.l Swimming Lightweight Football tMgr.l Heavyweight Football tNIgr.l Tennis Baseball Track tMgr.l Boosters' Club Dramatic Club Monitor Committee Debate Club HELEN li. GIRIQIFNIEIJEII Class Vice President Honor Society Student Council tSe German Club Dramatic Club Leaders' Club Monitor Committee 44444444444441934r CJ DUITGLAS GOT'I'RON Class See.-Treas. Hi-Y tl'res.l Student Council tPres.J LightweightFootball tCapt.l Monitor Committee tPres.l Lightweight Basketball Heavyweight Basketball PPPPPPPPPP PP 44444444444SHUTTLEvvrrbrrrrvv liVl'Il.YN Al,lllllIill'l' llonor Society l.i-:Mlm-rs' Club S4-nior Fricnrlsllip Club 1il'1llllCl'Il.. 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Presj German Club Student Council Debate Club Dramatic Club Senior Friendship Club Observer Business Staff Boosters' Club Mid Year Play Leaders' Club Monitor Committee JOSEPH M. lll7CllES Football Basketball Baseball ERNESTINIS BREWER Lotophagi Club Debate Club French Club l'IRNliS'l' CliI.FAND Stamp Club l,lTClI.I.E HEYER Honor Society Senior Friendship Club Observer Stall' German Club Monitor Connnittee Dramatic Club JAMES Ll SSAUER Hi-Y Debate Club 4444SHUTTI-Evvrrrrrrrrv ROLAND GLAUSER Lightweight Football Cross Country Track VIRGINIA M. BOLTON Senior Friendship Club Dramatic Club Monitor Connnittee .lunior R1-cl Cross fS0l'.- 'I'reas.l ROLAND F. KRULI. .IANET CIFFORD Senior Friendship Club lll'1lIll2lllC Club Boosters' Club Monitor Ctlllllllltlli' FRliDIiRlCli CIMMHI, IIAZICI, KUNIC Lotophagi Club Senior Friendship Club 44444444444441934rvrrrvrrrvrvv lwelve 44444444444SHUTTI-Errrvrvrrrrv CIIIlIS'I'lNI'I BUTCIIAll'l' Ilonor Socit-ty I,otophag.zi Club tI'rcs.l Obst-rvvr Iitlitorial Stall Animal lillilorial Stall' Ilcbato Club .Iunior I,iI'c Saving.: Scnior Life Saving S Pin Girls' Athlm-tic Council Urclwslra Dl'ZlIllIIll0 Club Quill and Scroll Monitor C0llllllllll'l' Il.-XYNIUNIJ SWI-II'I'ZliIl 'l'I'lll'k I.igI1lwm-igllt Football MAIKIUN LEWIS Senior Frivnllship Club llooslcrs' Club MAI.CUI,M STIIUNC Spanish Club Ilcbalc Club Monitor Connnitlvm- Ili-Y MAY LINIDIQN St-nior I riuucIsliip Club .IOIIN Illlilllil. llaskvtball Flllilb C. lllilNI.l5N Lightweight Football Ilcavywciglll Football Baseball Basketball Ili-Y Orchestra Dramatic Club Monitor Connnittcc CAIl0l.YN FOSTER S1-nior Fricnllship Club l'Al'I. 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DOLORES KEATING Honor Society Lotophagi Club Annual Staff Observer Staff Senior Friendship Club Dramatic Club Monitor Committee Leaders' Club WILLIAM KUBIK RUTH EGGEH Senior Friendship Club Orchestra Boosters' Club HOWARD MACKEY Football Track Basketball Radio Club 4444SHUT'I'LErrrvvvrrrvr KENNETH QUIGLEY Cross Country Track Tennis Ping-Pong Club EIJITH FAltI,l5Y Senior Friendship Club Spanish Club RALPH MALTBY Basketball Baseball H i-Y MABFI, GUDEN Dramatic Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee ll0l5lili'l' KEEFER Boys' Clee Club a Cappella Choir Monitor Committee Boosters' Club Spanish Club T AGNES Glliltlili Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee 44444444444441934vvvvrrrrvrrrv fourteen ICVICLYN CLARK .IAMI-.5 lll',Vlill 44444444444SHUTTI-Errrrvvbrrrv lluuur Sucicly S1-niur l ri1-mlsliip Club Spanish Club Nlunilm' C0lllllllii1'l' lizuul CIM' Club :n Cuppm-lln Chuir NYll.l.lANl ADAMS NlAllliAlllC'l' BROWN lNllJl'IlilCli CHUNK llouvywciglil I-'uulbnll llvnvywi-iglll lluslu-llrull 'l'r:u'k lli-Y Nluuilur Cuuunillm- Allllllilll' Cunuuillm-0 Girls' liuling.: Club liuuslvrs' Club IJUNIIQNICK llcS'l'ASlU ANlil'1l.A Clll,AllANCl'1l.U llzuliu Club lll l'll l5llAl'N Arl Club Uilllll Nluuitur Clllllllllllvl' MANY CAIN Svniur l l'i1-mlxliip Club I4-:ull-l's' Club Munilur fiUllllllllll'l' Cl.AY'l'llN lillllll lialskullmll Swiuuuiug.: .luuiur l.il'4: Saving gvllitll' I ifc g'lVlllfl llAl.l'll Clllll HN Hgkilig mth, - MAliCAlil'I'l' lil'liClll.lill S1 niur l l'icn4lsliip Club Ill unnlic Club ll ux ull X lln Xullu Hull wlnqt , 4. .H H liouslvrs' Club nil? 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Nl.-Xlilli Wlil,Cll 5wi,,,,,,j,,g lbrzuuntic Club Mlmilm' Cmuuuilluv l4'1Iflf 'N lflllll Ili-Y .ll'ANl'l'A S'I'ANl.liY , y llonm' Snvim-ty lqllfxl , H Sm-uim' l l'i1-lulsllip Club Bflgkfilb' H linoslors' Club 91 latin mul. f 'S CARI. S'l'll l,iglllw4'iglll lfmnllmll lla-uvywm-iglll lfuulbnll llc-zwywviglll linskcllmll MIK Nllhlllililb wlsl-3 Girls' Glvc Club Olxscrvz-I' Stull' l re-uch Club NIAIRYIN Nlll.C0l l PP 1 Munilnr ll0IllllIllll'l' M,,,,i4m- qjm,,,,,im.0 lli-Y MAIHUN Vtlhlili C' 'lx' l'l -- Cl l L1',',if, fflfj, ' li0l4lill'l' I.. 'l'l'l-'TS l'hilmuullu'i:m Club Football Army-Navy llzlskvlbzull Ari Club ll:u'v:u'4l-Yule Vullvy llzlll l.m-:ull-rs' Club S4-nim' l l'im-uclslmip Club .IANll'IS llll,l. l.i!-Zlllwc-ifllml lfnulbznll Allllflf B- 5ll:Vl'l'0llll lwjk S1-uior l ri1-mlslmip Club lll-N Monitor Cmmuillvv 1 4444444444441934rrrvrrrvvrr PP svvelrlvvlx 44444444444SHU'I'TLErvrrrvrrrrv RUTH ZOLLER DALE BUTLER Senior Friendship Club Lightweight Basketball MICHAEL Blll.l'CKlAN Tfifflk 1 . DOROTHY MEYER fgimyl' Senior Friendship Club Basketball Football HARRY IJOIKVVAHT lli-Y Observer Business Staff EVELYN MITCHELL Senior Friendship Club MARY JANE NELMS ROBERT P. CRAIG Dramatic Club Monitor Committee Ping-Pong Club Spanish Club Senior Friendship Club a Cappella Choir EDVVARD MANZELMAN LAURA JANE STQHY Monitor Committee Senior Friendship Club Track Observer Stan' Cross Country Annual Stall' Swimming Boosters' Club JACK COOPER Swimming Baseball Football Aviation Club DORCAS M. SANBORN 44444444444441Q34vrrrrrrrrrrvr eighteen CONSTANCIC l,zllll'lAl' l0lilJ li. l'l l'IlFl'lli 44444144144SHUTTLErrrbvvrvbvr Ilrzuuulic Club iYZllH:'0s'l Plml0gl':lpllic' Club Xlunitnl' llfmluxiltvv llouvywcigllt Football llAllIlY NASS IUIIN 'I'UIiNS'l'liUM X, v , , V w llrauuulic Club MM.ml'-,'3lNfF'1 y lgmlif, qjlup, S1-nun' lfru-mlslup Club l'lmlugr:lplli4' Club , , , l IJONALIJ lll?'l l'lili I I.Sll-, X.-XINDSII Radio Club K Aviation Club MINT H. DYER lulll l ll ANCl'.l.0h Suuim' l l'iL-lmclsllip Club Ilrunmtic Club Cirls' Clcc Club Iluusim-rs' Club lmlupllangi Club Latin Club llnnstc-rs' Club lllil.liN l,. l'I.l75lNll'Ili MAlgXANlyElg plrqjqjl lluosll-rs' Clllb Ibmuuzuic Club S4-nior l l'i1-lulsllip Club Monitor Couunittvc Stamp Club . M.-Xli.I0lIll'1 IAEONARIJ lll-Y lll'1lVyXYl'lf.Zlll Football 14414444444441Qglfvrrvrrrrrrrvr lIilI?ft'l?ll 44444444444SHUTTI-Ervrrvvrvrrr HELIEN GREEK Dramatic Club Girls' Glee Club a Cappella Choir RONALD SCHAREH Honor Society Observer Staff Lightweight Basketball Monitor Couuuiilee Dramatic Club Spanish Club Boosters' Club LUIS I.lT'l'1.E Senior Friendship Club llHll.I.ll' LINN MAllGAltIi'1' QKALMAN Senior Friendship Club l'llillCli PICIQEHING Cross Country Liglltweight Football Track Monitor Couunittee 4444444 Iwenly RALPH THOMAS PAULA GOUCHER llonor Society Leaders' Club llikiug Club Senior Friendship Club GEOIHCE M. IIONVAIHJ Ili-Y QSQCJ llrzuuatic Club Mid-Year Play MonitorCouuuittee QV. Pres BICHNICE LINDENBALTM Harvzuwl-Yale Volley Ball PAUL RIEDEL Aviation Club Orchestra Cl'1li'l'lil'lJE LISSE 4444441Q34rvvrrvrvrvrrr ll.-XYMONID NlAli'l'I.l'I tIl.AliliNlIl'1MUHIKIS 44444444444SHUTTI-EvrrrvbrvZrTrr 4IA'l'lll'IlilNl'1 l'. SIBIPSUN S1-niur l l'ia-mlsliip Club l ll.KNli l..XNli illlS1'l'X0l' Slzlll' S. 'l'Ill'IUlJ0lil'I lilillill Swinuuing th-rmzm Club llI'I'l l'Y A. WOUlll,l'lY S1-niur Friomlsliip Club Girls' lllvc Club Truck Swiuuuiuu HAY MAIKZ 'I'r:u:k Cross Culullry lli-Y Buys, mul muh 1-l,0lil.l, lll.l.lD Nlunilur Cununillvm 1 .l .Ul IQS li. 3lm'NliXl Monitor ilfllllllllllvl 444444444444-11934vrrvvvvvrrrr lllf'l'll lSli0lIKWAY lllCllAlllJ lMlN.Xlll'l'1 MAI! Y lI.X'l'li lililNl-I Ylll 'lllil.l Senior l riL-mlslllp l.lub IUN P fllll'lIf1l-0110 44444444444SHUTTLEVPPPFPPPPPP IEANNE TEBBE l Honor Society tSec.-Treas.J Student Council Monitor Committee Senior Friendship Club Spanish Club QV. Pri-s.l Observer Statl' Annual Staff RALPH IIARLAN llonor Society Debate Club Lotophagi Club Observer Editorial Stall tliditor-in-Chiefl Annual Stall' l,llCll.l.E Yl5RHEYliN Senior Friendship Club ROBERT LENOX Swinuning Annual Editorial Stall' tAsst. Editorb Monitor Committee Hi-Y BERNICE ABRAHAMS SANFORD ATLAS DAVID CONOVIQR Monitor Committee 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 lw1'niy-two THOMAS J. SYMES Honor Society Ili-Y Football German Club Observer Business Statl' Annual Business Staff Cross Country Monitor Committee Raseball CWENIJOLYN tl. TABB Ping-Pong Club Clee Club Senior Friendship Club JACK COBITRN Swimming Track JOHN ATCHISON Football Baseball Swimming til-IORCI'I llOl,All Cl,lFFORll .IANTZ JOHN C. RAYXVORTll 4444441934rrrvvrvrrrvrv 44444444444SHUTTI-Evvvrrrbrrvv MID-YEAR CLASS CQMMENCEMENT EXERCISES 'I'nl'nso.u', .lANl'.Am' 25. 1934, 8:00 P. M. The IV. H. Kfrl: Junior High School Auditorium East Cleveland, Ohio Program Pl'l'8I'dI.lIg, Mu. VV. H. Knuc Superilllendelzl of Eos! Clevelalid Schools I. Grand March Pomp and Chivalry .................. .... I foberls Shaw High School Orchestra Milton G. Niergarth, Directing Il. tal I Will Ile 'l'rne I'nto My Love ..................... A. Whitehead thi lle's the Lily of the Valley tSpiritualJ ....... Arr. hy IV. A. Fisher Shaw Chorus Choir I-'lorence M. Shaffer. Directing III. Invocation .... .......... . . . .I1'f'v. Howarrl I . lfallahan Pastor. VVinderinere Methodist Church IV. 'l'enor Solos tal 'Recondita Arinonia. from Tosca , .. ........ Puccini h I See You A fain. from Bitter Sweet . . .... Noel Coward I-, Donald Droz V. Address Culture in Education ..... ..... 1 Ir. lflmrles I . IVishar1 President, XVooste1' College VI. tal An liriskay Love l.ilt, from Songs of the Hebrides .... Robertson lr Gi :sv Life ................................... Rolwrl SFIIIIIIIIIIIII I - . . . . Shaw Lhorus Lhon' Vll. Presentation of Class .... .................... . Ilurion lf. Dietrich Principal of Shaw High School Presentation of Diplomas ........................ Mr. Ben 13. Wiz-I.-lmm President. liast Cleveland Board of Education 44444444444441Q34brrrrvrrvbrbr Iwenfy-llrrea K, ff' fe? END 0 ff '21-51,3 I ZZLQ, 1 . -Air H-IQ UNE.- M14 5 1AIiKE'T' 50-moz. BUS, N 4 4444444444SHUTTLErvvvvvrvrv .Il 4 'Nli FINNECAN Senior Class fl'res Honor Society Junior Class tPres Student Council Athletic Council t Observer Staff Friendship Club Leaders' Club Debate Club Latin Club usa! Pin .l .5 Pres P Monitor Connnittee WILLIAM FICKEN Senior Class CV. Pres.D Lightweight Football Student Council Monitor Committee lioosters' Club Ili-Y AltCl'Elil'l'li REIEING llonor Society Student Council Monitor Committee Drannatic Club CPres.b Senior Friendship Club fSec.J Boosters' Club Lenders' Club Mid-Year Play 4444444444441934rvvrvvvvrrvv fll7t'llf!1-SLI' 1 'llYl,l,lS H01 ldlllll Clnb S4-ninr l rn-mlslnp Llnb CIlAlll.liSi Ilznsa-b:ill lli-X ll'l'1-'19 I 4444444444SHUTTl-Ervrrrrrrvrr llillllilfl' DAWSON 'l'rzn'k Monitor Connnittou lli-Y Ililil,Nl.-XX 1llAl l lX fhlgizl CUNA JANE CURTIS 0lJSL'l'Vl'l' Slaill' CCir. Mgiul . -5- Sc-nior Fricnclship Clnb llfillllillls' Clnb GI,-ls' Glu. lzlub Ilmnsli-rs Clnb I zu Cnppvllzi Choir Mnnilm: f.0Illlllllll'l' Snplimnnro Fricmlship Clnb Iluys Ch-c Llnb Al.ICl'I llliil llnnnl' S I.ulnpl1:ng.:l Llnb H. l rm-s.b lbrannailu' Clnb l'i'n-mlsliip Llnb Girls' film llvbnlc Clnb llrm5l0I'S' Mhli-I lv l.l'Zllll'l'Sl lilnb .lnniur Lift- Saving l,iI'v Saving S lmllvl' Son im' linking.: l.Inb Nlicl-Yi-zn' l'l:u' llAl,I'll CA Sings- Crm IIIDNA l'IllliIlNlAN Snplnnnnru l'1l'l0Il4lSlllll Clnb S4-nim' l rii-nclsliip Clnb l,liI-I S'l'll.l S 4 nvn-ly D Cmnwil CllAlil,liS lll'CGlili Ili-Y linsolmll Ulziptniiil llvnvywcigllt Fnntbnll fCnpiaiinJ Nlnnilnr Cnnnnitln-0 -4- Clnb Clnb .lliWl'II. lllllCKAIlll'Ill lllllllll' Society IV. Pres Lnlin Clnb C'l'r0us.l Imtnpliugi Club KPN-s.l Glu- Clnb llflllllillli' Clnb Nlnnilm' Coinmillcc llvbulc Clnb Observer Iiditnriul Stull l,1-znlors' Clnb Si-ninr lfriomlsliip Clnb .l l5l.l'I -w 'l'llUllN'l'UN lllllNlCY lfuullnlll lll,ANCllli llYSl'Ill'l' Ilrannulic Clnb l,c-anlcrs' Clnb Frivnclsliip Clnb Nlnnilnr CUllllllllll'0 4444444444141934rrvvvrvrvrrrr Imc'11ly-s1'm'n 44444444444SHUTTLEvrvrrvvrvrr .IANE EDNVAHIJS Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee NEIL BAKER Heavyweight Basketball Lightweight Basketball Swimming Dramatic Club FRANCES LIME Dramatic Club Senior Friendship Club JOHN WIEPKING Hi-Y Monitor Committee Boosters' Club .IEAN ELLIS Art Club tSec.-'I'reas.J Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Lotophagi Club Dramatic Club Leaders' Club Boosters' Club Monitor Committee Debate Club EDNVARD SCRIBNER Swimming Hi-Y 1 Monitor Committee 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 twenty-eight 4444441934rrr TOM li EWLEY Boys' Glee Club Lightweight Football QMg Annual Business Statl' Observer Editorial Statl' Ili-Y Monitor Conunittee IIELEN DE HAVEN Dramatic Club Friendship Club tTreas.J Leaders' Club Monitor Committee VVALTEB PECKINPAUG ll Baseball Heavyweight Basketball Lightweight Basketball Heavyweight Football Lightweight Football Hi-Y .I EAN SNELI. Friendship Club Dramatic Club Boosters' Club Monitor Conunittee CLIFTON CAMPBEIII. Hi-Y Ping-Pong Club Debate Club BE'l l'Y JANE MAGEE Art Club CV. Pre-SJ Dramatic Club tSec.l Senior Friendship Club III Sophomore Friendship Club Annual Editorial Statl' Boosters' Club Monitor Committee PPPPPPPP 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 lUSlil'lllNl'l CANNINC Arl Club l rc-nrll Club ll'rcs.l Annual liclilorial Slall' Monitor ilUllllllllll'l' S -nior lfrivnclshi 1 Club 4 l SHllllUlllUI'l' lfrionalsbip l'lub HMI Slll'1I.lJON Swilnn1ing.5 lll-Y VIRGINIA l'liNNlNC'l'0N Ilonor Socivly Il'r1-s.l Sludunl Council Annual lillilorial Slall' i'illlllll'-ill-I'llll'l'l Observer liclilorial Stall llrauuatii' Club Frivnilsllip Club I,1-arlvrs' Club Si-nior l,il'v Saving.: xllllllllll' Conunillov llAl,l'll llAllll lli-Y Band 0l'C'll0Sl ra Swinuning Mllll.-KIM WAl.'l'll0l'li Sophonlorv l ri0n1lship Club S1-nior Friciulslup Club lV. l'rcs.J l.1-alla-rs' Club l rvnc'l1 Club Latin Club Annual liflilorial Slall' Monitor Comlnillm- Sc-nior Lilo Saving IUIIN l'llUSl'1li 444SHUTTl-Ervrrrvrvvrr Wll,lll'li l lCliliX Nlonilor Connnilluc ll'rvs.l lioostvrs' Club ll'rus.l llramatic Club In-bale Club llaskclball Olglzl lli-Y Studi-nt Council lili'l l'Y l'0COCli Ari Club ll'rcs.l lll'lllll2llll' Club QV. Pr0s.l Girls' Cla-0 Club Monitor Couuniltvc llooslvrs' Club Sophonxorc Fricnxlship Club QSOc'.l Senior Fricmlsllip Club a Cappclla Choir IJAYIID SlllilillAN illDS0l'V1'l' lillitorial Stall' lli-Y Stamp Club llcbalo Club lll'illllZllll' Club l'1I.lZAllli'l'll lJl'llS'l'lNli l l'1-licll Club Cleo Club a Cappvlla Choir Monitor Conunitlm- Friumlsllip Club lfll.-XNK SIIANAHICIIG lli-Y Nlonilor CUllllllllll'l' C.XllUl.YN WATSON l rvm'l1 Club lll'1lIllllliC Club Monitor C0lllllllllt'l' Senior Fricmlship Club l,m-acli-rs' Club 44444444444441934vrvvvvrrvrrvv fnvc'nIy-nim 1 4444444 JEAN FOBSYTHE Honor Society Observer Slatl' Debate Club tPres.I Lotophagi Club lI.ib.t Friendship Club Student Council Leaders' Club Dramatic Club Monitor Committee Latin Club CIIAItI,IiS FAltCl'S lleavyweight Football Baseball Art Club IPres.l Observer Editorial Staff Annual Editorial Statl' Dramatic Club NANCY DIiT'l'l.lNti Senior Friendship Club 4444SHU-TTLEPPPPPPPPPPP litlliliIt'I' MI'El.I,liIt Honor Society Debate Club iPres.J Student Council Dramatic Club tlix. Coun.I Monitor Committee Hi-Y Annual Editorial Stall' Observer Editorial Stall' Stamp Club Debate Team VIIECINIA OIRTH Senior Friendship Club Debate Club Monitor Committee JAMES liA'l'l,llltlli Stamp Club WA YY.-Xl,'l'Ell NIMS Heavyweight Basketball Lightweigllt Basketball Baseball Monitor Committee fSec.J fPres.I Ili-Y BAIlBAItA BAIlHli'l I' Honor Society Friendship Club Latin Club CV. Pres.J Philomatlieian Club Monitor Committee Debate Club Annual Editorial Stall' EDWIN VAN BIHOCKLIN Orchestra .IUSIQPIIINIC CONRAD Dramatic Club Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Debate Club Boosters' Club Philomatheian Club Monitor Committee STANLEY AAIIOE Monitor Committee IiA'l'lIIiYN ANDREWS l.alin Club Friendship Club Monitor Conunittee 44444444444411934vvvvvvrrrrrrr thirty 44444444444SHUTTLErrrvvvrrrbv XlXIltiAltl'1'l' WIl,liliS l,t-:ull-rs' Club S4-nior l ric-nilsbip Club S4-nior l,it'4- Sawing Monitor Coininiltm- XX ll,l,lAM Wlill, lltllltll' Sotlvty Obsvrve-I' Stull' l'11lilor-in-t,lu4-I llobzitc Club l,:itin Club Stzunp Club lluilio Club Ili-butv 'll-:un XIIHIINIA l'Al'l, S1-nior l rii-nalsliip Clu lltl'IlJIilllCli l,l'IMM lll'Il,l'IN ZAl.l'lJ llrznnutiv Club IM-butt' Club l ri1-nrlsbip Club Monitor Coinniittvm- ltlllSl'Ill'l' WAIllJl.l'1 'l'rzu'k lli-' X 1 Monitor ll0Illllllllt't' l Orc-llcstrzl Cross Lounlry liliNl'IS'l' Wlll'l'AKl'llt llonor Society tSu'.l Stumlcnt Council .lunior Class QV. Pri-s.l Monitor Couunittt-0 MAli.ltDlill'1 ADAMS Senior Friendship Club Sophomore Friendship Club Art Club Monitor Conuuittve ltl'SSIil,l. PALMICIR Stump Club MAIi'l'llA ROBB Spanish Club Athletic Club .luuior Life Saving Fricmlsllip Club ll:u'v:u'1l-Yzilv Vollcy llnll Arnly-Navy liuskvtlmull lltll!l'1ll'l' SIMPSON liillv Club lli-Y Boosters' Club Cl-Ill'l'lll'llli LIQWAND Fricnclsllip Club llraunntic Club lh-lnltc Club lioostm-rs' Club 44444444444441934vbbrrvvrrrrvb thirty-one 4444444 CLADYS MASON Friendship Club El.liANOliE IIARALSON Slznnp Club QV. Pri-s.b S1-nior Friendship Club Sophomore Friendship Club lilJlTll CAHNER .ll'l,lA SULLIVAN Senior Friendship Club NHRA NOBIS Leaders, Club Debate Club Friendship Club Girls' Glee Club Dramatic Club VIRGINIA LEAMING 44444144444441934rvv fhirly-Iwo 4444SHUTTl-Errrrrvrrrrr Ill l'lI NliSBlT'l' Booslvrs' Club .IANIC BLACK Art Club lbrznnulic Club Senior Frivnrlship Club In-bane Club Pliilolnuflu-iam Club l l.0liliNCl-I l lilSCllli0liN Sophomore Fricnclsbip 1 Senior Fricmlship Club an Czunpc-llzl Choir l Iil'lClJA S'l'lillN MNRY U l'0Ul.li l l . Monitor fl0IlllIlllll'l' Senior Fri:-mlship Club Annual liclitoriul Stuff Boosters' Club .HANOH 0'I5lilliN Monitor Coinlnilh-v Philoinulhcian Club Fricnxlship Club llrznnulic Club PPPPPPPP 4444444 VIEIINICE SMITII Senior Friendship Club Boosters' Club IIIil.liN Slllllilbl. Senior Frienmlsllip Club IIUSIQMAIRY MORGAN Monitor Committee III'Il.liN SCllIl0li'l'l2Il Senior Friendship Club Latin Club Orchestra MARY SIIAIIKUS Monitor Committee MARY 'l'AYl.0ll Senior Friendship Club Monitor Connnittec Boosters' Club 4444444 4444SHU'I I'I-Errrrrrrrrrv VIRGINIA REED Senior Friendship Club Monitor Connnittee Boosters' Club JEAN LESLIE Monitor CUIIIIIIIIICC Senior Friendship Club Dramatic Club Boosters' Club Annual Business Stall' Observer Business Stall' AlIliI.Ii IIOIKTON Senior Friendship Club CIIARLOTTE OSGOOIJ Life Saving Senior Friendship Club Boosters' Club I.IiI.A SIMMONS Senior Friendship Club Senior Life Saving BEA'l'liICli LESSEM .Iunior Life Saving l riendsl1ip Club 4444441934PPPPbPPPPPPPP thirty-three 4444444 MADELINE COMELLA Senior Friendship Club Boosters' Club LOIS OBER Art Club Junior Life Saving Senior Life Saving Monitor Committee Senior Friendship Club History Club LILLIAN RAY llebnte Club Band Friendship Club lirzlmatic Club MOLLIE BLAIR Senior Friendship Girls, Glee Club Club EMMAGENE DAVIS Friendship Club EMILY KLINITIQ Dramatic Club Art Club lioosters' Club Senior Friendship Club 4444SHUTTLErrrrvrvrvvr 'l'HELMA MACK Senior Friendship Club Boosters' Club Monitor Committee MARY l.0lI HOLADAY Senior Life Saving Ping-Pong Club Senior Friendship Club llrzunzttic Club Latin Club Aviation Club MAltCAlili'l' NEUMANN Spanish Club Monitor Committee Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club liS'l'l-ll-llt WOLLET Girls' Clee Club Senior Friendship Club HELIQN C0l,Ii'l l'0 Boosters' Club Philolnatheizin Club llrmnutic Club Monitor Committee Senior Friendship Club VIRGINIA IQNEALE Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee 44444444444441934vvrvrrrrrrrrr thirty-four 44444444444SHUTTLErrvbvrvrrrb NAN S'l'lltl,lNtl Yale-llarvard Volley Ball Army-Navy Basketball Leatlers' Club .lOSl'Il'll ClillNliSS MARY NICAHY lfrienclsliip Club Dramatic Clllb Latin Club llebate Club Senior Life Saving .lunior Life Saving Ping-Pong Club lti1lin1.cClnb llAllltY XVl'IllNl'Ill l.ightwei1.5ht Football ltl'l'A CONNOIXS Girls' Glee Club ltOI!Iilt'l' llliNlJlillSON liOlll'Ill'l' liCtll,ESTON lil.lZABli'l'll BENVLAY Friendship Club Dramatic Club Monitor Committee Boosters' Club Senior Life Saving ltOlil'lli'l' WASHINGTON Aviation Club Dramatic Club Heavyweight Football Monitor Committee tlllACli SALLAIJEE Senior Friendship Club Sophomore Friendship Club liOl5l'1lt'l' BURTON ALTA .IOIINSON Ilramatie Club l l'll'lltlSillD Club 44444444444441934vvrrvvrvvrrvv thirty-live 44444 BETTY DENNIS French Club Debate Club Friendship Club Lotophagi Club JOHN STONE Track Swimming Monitor Committee Hi-Y VERNELL LUPTON I-lonor Society Sophomore Friends 444444SHU'I I'I-Errvvrrrrrbr hip Club Senior Friendship Club Leaders' Club .lunior Life Saving Senior Life Saving Monitor Committee LEONARD LEXVAND Heavyweight Football Track ALYCE AVERILL Orchest1'a Dramatic Club Leaders' Club Boosters' Club Monitor Committee Friendship Club DVVIGHT STEFFEN llonor Society Band 4 4 4 4 4 lhirly-six GEORGE STURGISS Hi-Y Ping-Pong Club lPre Observer Staff Tennis Monitor Committee ELIZABETH DANIELS French Club Leaders' Club Girls' Glee Club KPPLS Dramatic Club Debate Club Sophomore Friendship I lub Senior Friendship Club LESLIE VOUGHT Track Swimming Rifle Club Radio Club RUTH CARNEY Senior Friendship Club Sophomore Friendship Club Boosters' Club JOSEPH BABIN Honor Society Debate Club CSec.J Dramatic Club Latin Club fTreas.J Monitor Committee Observer Business Staff German Club Debate Team ESTHER BAKER Leaders' Club Senior Friendship Club 444444441934vrvrrvvvvvrrr 44444444444SHU'I'TLErrrrrvvvrvr l,A FRANCES l3l'IllNl'lAIlIYl' llonor Society Spanish Club Lotophagi Club llrznnalic' Club lfricnilship Club l,llll0IllZllll0lZIIl Club WILLIAM ARNOLD 'll-nnis CL-rinan Club Boosters' Club Boys' Cla-v Club u Cappclla Choir l'0I.I,Y ANN IJIQAIII, Senior Friendship Club Iloosti-rs' Club M.-Xl.COI,NI CARLSON Band llallio Club Monilor Connnitlcc Track VIIICINIA Mll,I.IS lk-bali' Club SUIIIUI' Friomlsllip Club lillNl'IS'I' DIY RAND Aviation Club lloys' Cleo Club Ping-Pong Club llmibatc Club CHliS'I'IiIi CITLP Track Stamp Club l,llUlOQl'2lDlllC Club Ili-Y ALICE HARRY Monitor Connnittce Boosters' Club llrznnalir Club .IOIIN CLARKE Latin Club Stage Crew Swiinniing KIAIIIAN CALKINS llooslcrs' Club Senior Friendship Club FIIANK COOLICK Ping-l'onf.r Club llaulio Club ClilIAl.lJINIi AIIRENS Senior Friendship Club Monitor Connnittee Debate Club Philoinathcian Club lll'2lIllilllC Club 44444444444441934rrvbvrbvvvrbv thirty-seven 44444444444SHUTTI-Errvrrvrrrvr KATHLEEN REILLY Dramatic Club Senior Friendship Club Ping-Pong Club WILLIAM MCMAHON Heavyweight Football Baseball Monitor Committee Track Radio Club fu w. flimxdl , X 1 x ALMEDA BRU AKER' KN l Monito Com 'QESAX I M Harvar Ya o yt Bal K, ' Army- . v asketbzlll 5 Leader. ub XX R X ,fa Nfxl ' t I . N C, W , u .l 'l JAMES LOWE Football JANE LAUER Senior Friendship Club BR YCE JOHNSON Monitor Committee ROBERT CLARK Monitor Committee Heavyweight Basketball Latin Club Hi-Y Annual Editorial Stall' MARIAN OLSON Senior Friendship Club Philomatheian Club French Club VVILLIAM G UTHR IE Rand flI'Ch0StI'1l LEOLYN MILLER Band Orchestra Girls' Clee Club a Cappella Choir Life Saving Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee THOMAS FURSDON Boys' Glee Club Rifle Club VVILMA STARKE Monitor Committee Senior Friendship Club Yale-Harvard Volley Ball Army-Navy Basketball Leaders' Club 44444441444441Qggtrvrvrrvrrrvvr thirty-eight 44444444444SHUTTI-Evvrrrvrrrvv .IEANNIS HARRIS Honor Soeiety Sophomore l'll'll'lltlSllllD t'l Senior Frienmlship Club Freneh Clllb Latin Club Debate Club Lezulers' Club Monitor Committee liicling Clllb JACK tiUMl'l Ili-Y Monitor Committee Boosters' Club Truck Baseball IIlil,l-IN 'l'ACCAll'I' llonor Society llrunmtic Clllb llebute Clllb I-'rienclship Club Freneh Club Pliilonlzitlleizlli Clllb Monitor Committee ClIAIll.l'IS RICHMOND Ilezivyweighl Football Truck Baseball Iiebnte Clllb Ili-Y Monitor C0lllllllli0t' JlINli JUIINSTON Friendship Club Art Club llrznnutie Club Monitor Committee JACK KNICIVI' Ili-Y Baseball Monitor Committee Boosters' Club nb ALAN IRWIN French Club Lotophzigi Club .I ICAN N li STI LES Ilonor Society Drznnutic Club lfriemlsliip Clllll .I ISSSI-I JONES Spanish Club liille Club Ping-Pong Club Observer Business Stall' Boys' Hiding Club Monitor Connnittcc MAILIOIIIE TUFTS Lezulers' Club Girls' Glee Clllb an Cappella Choir Senior Friendship Clllb Boosters' Club Nlill CAIGTIER lil Boys' Clee Club tSec.-TreasJ il Cappella Choir .IZAISETH WATISRS Monitor Conunittec Senior l riendship Club Sophomore Friendship Club 44444444444441934vvrrrvvrrrrrv thiriy-nine 4444444 HELEN HACKSTEDDE Leaders, Club Debate Club Dramatic Club Senior Friendship Club JOHN BOLDT Swimming Lightweight Football Movie Crew Chief Monitor Committee Boys' Glee Club Track MAltGAliE'l' MULLIGAN Honor Society Leaders' Club Harvard-Yale Volley Ball Dramatic Club Girls' Glee Club a Cappella Choir FRANK MILLS Boys' Glee Club Ll'ClLE ALLEIRTON Orchestra Girls' Glee Club Monitor Conunittee Dramatic Club Senior Friendship Club NORMAN MORRIS Track Monitor Committee Tennis Cross Country 44SHU'I'TLErvvrrbbbrrr EARL KING Lightweight Football , Track Hi-Y HELEN PECE French Club Girls' Glee Club a Cappella Choir Friendship Club Boosters' Club JAMES HOON Stage Crew Monitor Conunittee Dramatic Club Aviation Club J UNE GARDNER Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Leaders' Club Dramatic Club Junior Life Saving Monitor Committee THOMAS MCMAHON XVlLMA SKINNER Leaders' Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee l l 44444444444441934rvvrrrrrsrvrn forty 44444444444SHUTTLErvrrvrrvvrr MARY ANN liI'ZS'l' Snnnisli Club hills Clc-0 Club Sophomore Friomlslup Club lin nrlslup t'lub Sc-nior x ' llUlil'IIi'l' CAMl'lil'1l.l. llouorSo1'im-ly l,otoph:u.5i Club l l'l'llt'll Club l llANCliS SXVANSON Vfllll-I lil'l.lil'2NlilAN llonor Sovivly Ihruumlir Club Olmfwrvcr licliloriul Stull l :lin Club l':l't'lIt'll 'Club llvlmtv Club lli-Y liS'l'lll'Ilt llltl'1lJliNlllillC llonor Socicty Lczulcrs' Club liirls' tilvv Club :I Czuppclln Choir Lalin Club llrzunznliv Club Scnior lfrivnelsliip Club fl x tounull lk-liulu Club I l'l1ilolunllu-inn Club IS1-0.-l'rcs.l lllCllAlllJ lllilCllMAN ltzulio Club lll'1lllil'Ill'l' NVlliSli llonor Society Boys' Clvc Club 'll-nnnis. Monitor Conunittcc llxulio Club Stamp Club CAN CAMPISIQLI. Observer Emlitoriul Stull' llrunuitic Club Ping-Pong Club Debate Club Monitor Conuuittvo Friendship Club lltllilill'l' IIICSS llvnrywuight Football liaulio Club lPrcs.l Stage Crm-xx' I.l'Cll.l.li ISETZ Monitor Ctllllllllllti' M'll,l,lAM CAllVlill lli-Y Monitor Couunittcc Lightwvigllt Football lll l'll CARR llonor Society Monitor Conunittcc Studcnt Council Latin Club Sophomore Friendship Club Lotophaigi Club Annual Business Stull' ft'ircul-llion Mnrl 4 4 .,. 44444444444441934rrrvrrbvvrrrv forty-one 44444444444SHUTTI-Evvrvvrvrvvv CHARLOTTE KLEINSHROT Dramatic Club Senior Friendship Club Roosters' Club ALBERT LISSE Aviation Club AUDRY MCCLEMENS Junior Life Saving Dramatic Club Lotophagi Club Riding Club RICHARD XVOODR UFF Track Heavyweight Football Monitor Committee t P Y . lc ' OW ni r mn i THOMAS ELLISON Swimming Band Boys' Glee Club Monitor Committee WARREN HOWE Lightweight Football Hi-Y MARY KUPSTAS Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee Roosters' Club ERNEST WHITWORTH Swimming Track tMgr.J Cross Country Dramatic Club Observer Editorial Stall Annual Editorial Statf Hi-Y Roosters, Club Monitor Committee RUTH MECKSTROTH Rand Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee Girls' Glee Club ROBERT STARR ETT Band Ritle Club Monitor Committee Movie Crew MARIAN CROMLING Friendship Club Dramatic Club 44444444444441934vrrvrrvvvrrrr forty-two CliOllCI'1 lll'1Cll'l'liI, 44444444444SHUTTI-Errrvvrvrrvr WIIAIA HINZ llouor Society s0lllllllllUl'l' Fricuclsbip Club 'l'lltlBlAS l5l'Tl.l'Ill S4-nior lfrix-nclsllip Club ' ' Lulin Club Monitor tllblllllltttllt' :I Cuppvllzl Choir limbo Club Cl'll'l'lSCAllMAN Y Q , num' X lllhlNlA BALI. 0,-4-11051,-4, Svnior Friendship Club Hi-Y llnud llmlio Club MAIi.l0lllli l,l-ILANIJ Latin Club l l't'IN'll Club l,tlll0lll!ltlll'l2lll Club Monitor Conunillm- Sopholnoro Frivmlsbip Club Sm-nior l ri4-nelship Club Olnsvrvvr l':tttt0l't1ll Stull' l,Al'IiliNCl'l FRIICIJMAN Obsvrvor Editorial Stull Lotophngi Club Dvlnntv Club Obscrvor Business Stull' l'hotog.:rnphic Club Aviation Club fSvc.l Orrln-stl':n lmT:lI:l1llttll' Ctllllllllltli' 'u'NE,Cl'lFlfQnD , Movil. qj,-vw Sm-mor Frlcndslup Club llitlv Club l'l1olog.5rupllir Club lANl'1'l' llAYl,Y ICIJWARIJ SI MIillliA l l'1-llcll Club Monitor Ctjllllllittlil' l ri4-ntlsllip Club Annual Advortising Stall' Mll.lllllill KLOSS IRWIN tllNSllliIiC llrzullntgft''Club'l Cl I Monitor Connnittoo Mmm Hinds up 'U , l.u:ulvrs' Club 44444444444441934rvrrrrbrrbrrr forty-three 44444444444SHUTTI-Evrvrrvrrrrr JANE COVVAN Sophomore Friendship Club fPres.D Senior Friendship Club Girls' Glee Club a Cappella Choir Monitor Committee LAXVRENCE CARMAN JANE VVILLIAMS Orchestra Senior Friendship Club Dramatic Club Monitor Committee Boosters' Club Lotophagi Club CLARK GRAHAM Orchestra Radio Club Monitor Committee Truck H HGH HADSELL DOROTHY HOUSEMAN Friendship Club Debate Club Ping-Pong Club JOHN BALDNVIN Hi-Y CHRISTINE DAYY Gi1'ls'Glee Club fSec.-Treas.J Dramatic Club French Club Friendship Club CHARLES CROOKHAM PETARL FALCE Hiking Club Senior Friendship Club EVELYN GREIG Monitor Committee f f ALBERT HEAVILIN Band Debate Club Latin Club Tennis Observer Business Staff Hi-Y 44444444444441934rrvrrvvrrrvrv forty-four 4l4 4L4l4 4 4 4 MARY MAIJIDOCK Dramatic Club Leaclers' Club Senior l rieuilsbip Club Debate Club Observer lirlitorial Stall' MORRIS CAVIN Rand Monitor Committee llramatic Club VIRGINIA l'liCli l rien1lship Clllb liramatie Club Leailers' Club Monitor Committee Girls' Clee Club .ll'l,ll'S RASUl.Ii'I l'l I.igllIweigllt Football 'l'raek Ili-Y Al,Iil'IR'l'A MARLUW Senior l rienclship Club Monitor Committee FRED CLARK Boys' Clee Club Observer limlitorial Stall' Stage Crew 444SHUTTI-Errvrvrvvrbv p JACK MCNAMARA l .Iunior Class fSec.J Dramatic Club Roosters' Club Monitor Committee MARY lil.lZAl3Ii'l'H LINDSEY Art Club Observer Business Staff Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Girls' Glee Club Dramatic Club Monitor Committee .IOIIN SNAVELY llonor Society lleavyweighl Basketball Track Ili-Y lleavyweight Football Student Council llramatic Club Rand Monitor Committee Annual liflitorial Stall RIQIEECCA SIIIVELY Girls' Glee Club a Cappella Choir I.atin Club Dramatic Club Monitor Committee R0liliR'l' SNYDER Stage Crew Movie Crew Art Club Rille Club Aviation Club lil.IZARIi'l'Ifl ROBERTSON Dramatic Club Debate Club Girls' Glee Club Friendship Club 44444444444441934rrrrrrrrvrrrr forty-live 4444444 JEAN HERRINGSHAW Dramatic Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee Leaders' Club Boosters' Club WILLIAM KETCHUM Lightweight Basketball QMSF-J Heavyweight Basketball lMgr.J Hi-Y fSec.J Latin Club Boosters' Club Monitor Committee Student Council fPres.J ALICE KILDERRY Art Club Friendship Club Monitor Committee HARRY HAMILTON Heavyweight Football fAsst. BIQF., Baseball fAsst. Mgr.J Student Council Lightweiffht Basketball Monitor Committee LUCILLE GORRY Senior Friendship Club ROBERT CHERDRON Band 4444SHUTTLErrrrvrrrrvv FRANK BYRNE Baseball Lightweight Football Dramatic Club Hi-Y Monitor Committee tSe Basketball HAH INET BHOVVN Friendship Club Dramatic Club DONALD LARICK Cross Country Track KATHLEEN HATFIELID Dramatic Club Sophomore Friendship I lub Senior Friendship Club STANLEY HINE ADALAIIJIQ MCINTOSII Dramatic Club Boosters' Club Monitor Club 44444444444441934rn-rvrvvvrrrrr forty-six 44444444.4 vvrrrrrr I VIRGINIA GATES Ilonor Society Monitor Connnittcc Sophonlorc I rii-nclship I:I'l'lll'lI Club Dramatic Club I.caclm-rs' Club Latin Club IJICNNIS IIURAN Monitor ll0lllIllIlll't' I5l'1'I I'Y 0'lt0llllKI'I l ri4-mlsllip Club Dramatic Club Art Club S1-nior l,il'v Saving .Iunior Lilo Saving Club l'in '-IIUIIH Club IV. Prcsl I- Ih-balo Club Monitor Colnlnitlcl- IlllSt'I'Vt'l' Ilusincss Stall JACK SKINNIEIR Slagv Crcw ACNIQS CAIIIIAIIICII lllltlSll'I'S' Illllll NVAIIIJ MII,I,IiIl 'Track Ili-Y Stamp Club t IN IIOSACK Annual Stall' tAdv. Mgr.l '-ack . oss Country Boosters' Club Monitor Connnittce Lightweiglit Football Observer Business Stall' lfI.OlilENCI-I FRIEDMAN Friendship Club SIIICIIMAN SOMEHS llc-avywciglit Football Aviation Club Boosters' Club VIINSINIA SIIIIMATE WlI.ISllIl SCIIOHNIZACK llvavywoight Football Photographic Club l'litiCY l'lCliIillliI.l. llobatv Club ,J lll'2llllilllC Club ' J Army-Navy Basketball Ilancl l ricnrlsl1ip Club Monitor Connniltcv AY' , s 44444444444441934rrvrrrvrrvrvv forly-seven 44444444444SHUTTI-Errrvvvrvrrr MARGARET ASPELL Boosters' Club Monitor Committee JAMES ESCH Honor Society Monitor Committee Dramatic Club Latin Club Debate Club tSec.l, tTreas.D Observer Business Statl' Annual Editorial Staff Hi-Y Track Cross Country BI-ZTTY JANE DE WEESE Boosters' Club Friendship Club Monitor Committee ELEANORE FIORE French lub ' Art Club Senior Fri i .I Monitor Com Boosters' Club MARION TERRY Honor Society Monitor Committee Girls' Glee Club Senior Friendship Club Leaders' Club Boosters' Club Annual Editorial Statl' LOUIS MUSACCHIO Baseball Lightweight Basketball Lightweight Football German Club Boosters' Club Monitor Committee TOM IGO Ban d VIRGINIA KRISS Honor Society Lotophagi Club Senior Friendship Club Sophomore Friendship Club Latin Club Student Council Debate Club Monitor Committee French Club PAUL BROWN Monitor Committee Swimming II1-Y ROBERT LEITZELL ROBERT HERVERT Annual Business Staff .I L'LIA DEASON Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee Dramatic Club 44444444444441934rrvrvrrrrrrvr forty-eight 44444444444SHUTTLEPPbPPP'P'P'Pf'P YIOLA Nl-IWHY Nlunitm' Cummillvv Se-uim' l:l'll'llllSlllll Club l.v:ul4-l's' Club ' S l,1-Mor lluuslf-rs' Club l lll'l'Z TIZWS Ccrmaum Club l-1l.Nll-Ill 'VHIYISUXNA ACNI-IS lilllSCllNI'Ill Sm-niur lfric-mlship Club Radio Club CAlil,'l'0N SCllll,'l'lili Swimming.: Ulglzb lli-Y C0l.li'l l'A lll'lllili MIIHAM l llIl'IIJl.ANlDlill llrumulic Club Ilvbulv Club l.utopl1ug.5i Club EDWIN l.liWlS lll'l'hl'Sll'2l llcbzllv Club MIl,'l'0N SlI,lll'IIiNlAN llvlmtc Club Track Tennis SAMI flulb 44444444444441934rrrrrrrvrvvv S'l'.XXl.liY FORCITE 'v RY .l AXE ll0l1lill'l'S P forty-nine 44444444444SHUTTI-Ervvvvrrrrvv DOROTHY SHEROD Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee Philomatheian Club GORDON WOLF Band Debate Club Monitor Connnittee Dramatic Club FLORENCE GLICKMAN Leaders' Club Monitor Committee Friendship Club STANFORD NEWMAN Debate Club Stamp Club Monitor Committee Observer Business Staff Annual Staff tBus. Mgr.J German Club Movie Crew Quill and Scroll MIRIAM BECKER Band Debate Club ALFRED PIKE NORMAN SUGARMAN Honor Society Observer Staff tAdv. Mgr.l Student Council Latin Club CPres.D Tennis Track Cross Country Monitor Committee Debate Club CV. Pres.l Hi-Y Dramatic Club tEx.Councilt Debate Team HELEN WI l MS Observer it ali.: Latin 1 ' Mol f C nn' L rs' ,lub Se Ol riendship Club LANVRENCE ASCHERMAN Tennis Stamp Club Ping-Pong Club CV. Pres.l Monitor Committee Rlf'l'H JONES Honor Society Senior Friendship Club German Club Monitor Committee Band Sophomore Friendship Club NORMAN ROGERS Heavyweight Football Boys' Glee Club a Cappella Choir Dramatic Club Monitor Committee RUTH SCH VVED Boosters' Club Monitor Connnittee 44444441444441Qggfrrrrrrrrrrrrr fifty 4444444 NlIl,llltlilJ 'l'llU'l' lfriomlship Club Monitor Connnittcv Annual liclitorial Stall' lIl'INltY KAPLAN Ping-Pong .Club tl'rc-s.l .-XCNICS ONCEIVI' Lotophagi Club Latin Club tS1-12.3 Philoniatlu-iam Club KV. l'r0s.l fTr0as.J Ubsorvcr liflitorial Stall' tManaging liclitorl Cirls' Glue- Club a Cappella Club Gorman Club In-bato Club l rit-nclship Club L4-atlcrs' Club Dramatic Club l'Il,W0tlll llACliY llcavywvigltt Football llc-avywviglit liaskotball llasvball 'l'm-nnis Glu- Club Monitor lltllllllllllfl' l'1VAll NVA'l'l'1llll0llSl'I CIFSTAV MOLZAN 4444444 4444SHUTTI-Ervvrrrvvrvv IHVINC SCHRECK Track Cross Country 'l'vn n is Mlhliltlill HAMILTON St-nior Friendship Club Sophomore l rie-nmlship Club Monitor Committee Cirls' Clvv Club JACK MCCINNIS Orchestra t Ili-Y llvavywcight Football tAss't Mgr.J Photographic Club ANALUIS IlUN'l'Eli Athletic Council tSec.J tPrcs.J l.ca1lcrs' Club Girls' Clce Club .lunior Life Saving Monitor Connnittcc Spanish Club Obscrvcr Business Stall' Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club llAll0l,ll MANSHALI, MARION SLATER Senior Friendship Club 4444441934vvrrrrvvrvrvb fifty-one 44444444444SHUTTI-Evrrrvvrrrrv DORA SAMUELS JAMES FREY Tennis Stamp Club Ping-Pong Club R UTH ALDRICH Leaders' Club Life Saving Monitor Conunittce Boosters' Club FRANK SYLVESTER JEAN MARSHALL Annual Editorial Staff WOODROW ANDERSON Lightweight Football Track LILLIAN DORMIRE Senior Friendship Club Riding Club IVER JOHNSON Football Track Swimming 44444444444441934rrvrr fifty-two RICHARD HANCHETTE aa' 5 Jam HELEN HEHR Sophomore Friendship t lub Senior Friendship Club Junior Life Saving GEORGE HENRY Monitor Conunittee Track Football Observer Business Statl Hi-Y Aviation LEROY LASH Lightweight Football Photographic Club CPre MAX GARNETT Debate Club Monitor Committee RICHARD KEHOE Lightweight Basketball Lightweight Football Track EDNA LANGFORIJ MORRIS MILLER GORDON SPARE Photographic Club PPPPPPPP 4444444 Rose Andel Eleanor Anderson Betty Badger .leannette Bailey Mario Balzanio George Bechtel Jack Bennett Melba Benson Clarence Berkey Mary Boerngen Leona Bracken Eleanor Bricker Alice Brown Ray Brown Jesse Bullock Alice Burr Lois Burton Robert Burton James Cain Alfred Cardona Donald Chase Betty Jane Clark Cook Cleland Howard Collier Margaret Conners Donald Cooper John Corl Marguerite Craigie Earl Culp Ruth Cummings Marjorie Darr Louis De Julius Jane De Olloqui Betty Dick Leo Deiderieh Willard Duns Elsie Early Harold Eisenberg Fred Emerson Delores Filkins Dorthea Fischer Virginia Foreier Leonard Fox Louis Gentile William Grad Elbert Griflen Ruth Guiler Theresa Haas Dorothy Hagey Warren Abbott Wilbur Abrahams Robert Adelstein James Agard Virginia Alex Harry Alexander Lester Angel Carillon Angelon 4444SHU'I I'I-Errvvvrvrvr CLASS LISTS Senior B Carole Hahn Alvin Hall Myron Hallenberg Florence Hart Martin Hecht Clara Hennel Walter Henry George Henwood Richard Hirst Merle Hoddinott Ellen Hopkins John Hughes Ruth Johnson Erla Kavanaugh Betty Keller Luard Kerr Gilbert Kersey Robert Knepp Elizabeth liorl' Ellie Kratzert Lucille La Ganke Julius Langer Edna Langford Mary Latimer Theodore Leet Mary Leksou Richard Leonard Phyllis Levy Dorothy Lewis Bethal Lichty Sylvia Licker Gertrude Linn Richard Lipman Edward Longstreet Betty Lukes Richard Lungren Jeannette Macintosh Edith Markey Dick Masswinkel John Matter Carillon McNutt Eugene Melaragno Ellen Melbourne Harold Mendelson Eleanor Mensforth Constantine Messer Donald Monda Lewis Monda Howard Moore Humbert Morris Junior 'A Marcella Anglin Mildred Appla Evelyn Aronotl' Virginia Ashley Cathryn Atkinson Clarence Augustine Frank Baginski Janet Bales Gail Morrison Paul B. Murry Dorothy Nicholl Margaret Nunemaker Louise Page Mildred Parker Sara Patrick Robert Peck Charles Pecoy Walter Perkins Ernest Perna Joe Perna VVilliam Preston Arlene Price Evelyn Rabeck Leona Rasile William Reiner Daniel Reines Roland Reynolds Lucretia Richards Howard Robbins .luanita Rodgers Eleanor Rose Gene Rose Lucile Rothgel Virginia Ryan William Ryan Jean Sadler Dorothy Sands Norma Schunemann Florence Shunk Ernest Smith Alice Strand Arthur Struck Emil Sutt Howard Tesreau Bruce Todd Hi Van Buren La Verne Voll John Wagner Richard Walters Constance Warwick Henrietta Weibel Margot XVickham Robert Williams Betty W d, I.es1ieiW9d?omlworth Lucile Worsnop James Wright Eleanor Ball William Bandlow Charles Barber Genevieve Barber Phyllis Baughman Betty Bassler Marcia Becker Maxine Beckman 44444444444441934rvvvrrvrvvrrr 44444444 Dorothy Bell Edward Bennett Joe Blackburn Ralph Blass Madeline Bliley Betty Boak Robert Boester Helen Boggess Robbins Bosworth George Bouffard Robert Bowen John Boyle Betty Jean Bressler Harriet Broughton Dorothy Bryant Margaret Bunce Irene Burkhardt Beulah Burr Edward Byers Howard Cable Phyllis Cadwallader George Carmer Jane Carr Jack Carrick Bernice Cartmell Richard Cherdron Janet Chew Donna Kay Christy Margaret Clark Robert Clark Margaret Cleaveland Richard Cleverly Jane Coddington Robert Cogan June Cohen Sylvia Cohen Martha Comella Jane Cooper Mildred Cowan Robert Craxton Kathryn Crellin Wilfred Cretney Walter Cross Ruth Cunningham Hugh Daniels Roy D'Anna Helen Davidson Leonard Davis Barbara Dennis Roy Denison Billydick De Vor Sylvia Diamond Dan Diemert Mike Di Santo Lilian Donato Mary Donovan Gertrude Dorwart Mary Dunkle Laura Dunstan Catherine Du Rand Emmet Esner Ruth Essel Doris Feltham Raymond Flint Helene Folkman June Ford' Harry Foster Norman Frank Mary Jane Fraser 444 SHUTTLE Roberta Frazee Ellsworth Frederick Earl Fredericksen Marguerite Frew Henry Friedman Samuel Friedman Carolyn Galen Alice Garman Mary Jane Gasier Ruth Graul Camella Geckler Robert Giering Ruth Gierke Glenn Gilbert Carl Gilcher Edward Gilchrist Ruth Gillmore Maurine Glasack llelen Gleason Lloyd Goldman Ralph Goodwin Frank Gottran Carrie Guleano Evelyn Guscott Alta Haggett Selma Halbreich George Hammel James Harrington Janet Harrington Rozelle Harrington Thelma Hartman Betty Jeanne Hauswald Jane Havens Mildred Hazeltcn Dorothy Hendry Robert Hendry Edward Hepker Willard Herbest Pauline Higgins Morris Himlinsky Hazel Hinger Paul Hohnsbehn Grace Horne Howard Hunter Celianna Isley Ruth Janisek Lawrence Jewell William Jewitt Edward J ob Richard J onke Phyllis Jordan William Josslin Albina Kadisnis Betty Kastilahn Elsie Kazmarek Raymond Keiffer Norman Keig Anne Kerrigan George Kidd Oliver Kimball John Kipp Clarence Koester Edward Kolman Charles Kraft Harrison Krebs William Labus Delmar Lang Jack Langman Miriam Lopatnikov PPPPPPPDPPP Secord Large Ruth Lauer Ruth Law Phyllis Lawson Hazel Leslie Harvey Lewis Helen Lewis John Lickorish Fred Linden Dorothy Lindenbaum Kenneth Lindgren Ruth Lloyd William Lloyd Marion Loftus Franklin Long Bernard Lonyo Jane Malone Sollie Mantell Bob Markey Nicholas Markus Charles Marquaid Catherine Marting Ruth Marz Harry Matthews Martha Maurer David May Bernadene Mcllhatten Donald McLeod Richard McMilliam Steuart Mendelson Florence Mentall William Merkel Florence Merriell Dorothy A. Miller Marylon Miller Roy Miller Frank Minello George Morrehouse Robert Morris Ellis Morse Russell Morse Florence Mortus Eleanor Mullian Cody Murray William Neece .Iames Neitzel Joseph Nelms Audrey Nelson Millard Newman Harry Nolan Ann Noll I Mabelle Orr Chester Osborne Albert Otter Dorothy Owen Virginia Palmer Marion Papke Edward Paradise Irma Pece Joe Perna Dorothy Persing Jean Pettit Brenda Povall Henry Profe Nina Purington Sue Radebaugh Evelyn Ramm Ruth Ream 44444444444441934rvrvrvrvvvvvIr filly four 444444444 Dorothy Rehard Betty Reid Kenneth Reeter Edith Rice Marion Rich Alfred Rider Robert Ridgley Dorothy Riemer Vernette Rieth John Robak Jack Robb Lillian Roberts Frances Rogazione Alyce Rose Lowell Rupp Martha Rutter Anthony Schauer Joyce Schelly Norma Schneider Henry Schoenteld Betty Jane Schwartz Grace Seibert Paul Seiple Mildred Schunk Herbert Siegel Howard Sinden Celia Sisser Charles Smith Elton Smith Margaret Smith Warick Smith Joan Acker Howard Ackerman Mildred Alspaugh Carl Anderson Edward Anderson Vera Ankeney Reatrice Anthony lyce Arndt Billy Ash William Bailus William Barch Gladys Beam Bernice Bennett Vivienne Benoist Bill Berg Alice Berlin Alice Bernardy Elbert Berndsen Richard Bernier Norma Bernstein Margaret Black Robert Blakely Edward Blasse Vivian Bockelman Tony Bondi Robert Bookwalter Wayne Borchard Mary Louise Brehm Hortense Brenner Jeannette Bricker Nancy Brown Raymond Bunt Pat Burke Mary Jane Burns 44444444 4 SHUTTL Bill Snavely Jim Sneller Carl Snyder Frank Soeder Richard Spence Paul Spindle June Squires XVilliani Stahler Betty Staimpel Robert Staniforth Harry Stevenson Betty Stewart Bill Stonebraker Adella Sutkus Florence Swartz Dick Sweeney Robert Sweeney Harriet Talbott Nicholas Tambaseio Ruth Tankersley Airna Taylor Robin Taylor John Thomas Ella Mae Thomas Helen L. Thompson Pauline Thompson Henrietta Tipton Frank Tindall Jane Traughher Bill Treble Marjorie Tresch junior B Jack Burton Russell Butterworth Donald Cameron Agnes Campbell Vernon Carlson Estelle Carrel Vera Catapane Geraldine Chatlas Kenneth Clark Ruth Clough Gladys Conaghan Joseph Conway Charles Crawford Evelyn Cunningham Farrell Dagley James Dougherty Myrtle Davies Arthur Davis Andrew De Melik Valentine De Olloqui Needa De Stasio Mary Jane Dodge Annabel Dredge Carl Drenske Harry Drickamer lrwin Duchon Dorothy Duricky Eleanor Ebcrman Vivian Egger Jack Eisenhut George Evans Armin Feldman Esther Fen nell Grant Ferguson Ervvrrbrvrvr Stanley Truesdale Frances Trubow Betty Tuckerman Jean Vickers Shirley Wade Carol NVaelde Margaret Walling Betty Jane Walther Lloyd Ward Marita Waters Jane Waterson Alma Welch Robert Welty Vera West Jim Whyte Paul NVicks Virginia Wilkinson Marion Wilbert Frances J. Wilson Eleanor Wissiman Minnie Wissiman David Wistar Olive Wolfe Eleanor Woltl' Fred Wyso Paul Zabel Florence Zeiger Charles W. Zentgraf Virginia Zimmerman Mildred Zollars lnga Marie Zorn llelen Fill-:ins Leonard Fink Elizabeth Fish James Fisher Lloyd Fisher Tom Forman John Fox Mildred Frank Francis Friedlander Richard Friedman Nellie Frizzell Tony Gaudio Lloyd George Jeanette Getzien Donald Gisondo Marie Goodwin Roy Graul Margaret Gustafson Virginia Hageman .loan Hall Samuel Hatch Marjorie Hayes Harold Hermanson Marguerite Herren Gladys Higgins Teddy Hill Albert Hinton George Hoagland Richard Hoose Owen Howson Gladys Humphrey Russell Hurst Robert lmars Edith Irwin 444441934vvvvrvrvrrvvb fifty-tive 4444444 Jane Jewitt Dorothy Jews lver Johnson Jeanette Jones Albert Kadis Jack Keefer William Kehoe VVilliam Kerrigan Ben King Joe Kohn Evelyn Kolar Lucille Korman Jane Kortz Paul Kraus James Kurtz Lester Lefkowitz Edith Levey Theodore Lewis Vera Little Mary Jane Lockey Jean Long William Luety William MacEweu George Maitland WVilliam Marlow Oscar Maurer Mildred May Evelyn McAlarney Robert McCam1 Helen P. Mclntyre Jay Mennell Eloise Middleton Jane Middleton Carl Miller Ernest Miller George Miller Mary Lou Miller Dorothy Millis Robert Millsop 44 SHUTTL Catherine Mitchell Betty Moore Carl Moore Herbert Moore Jannabelle Moore Merta Mosher Charles Moss Mura Munroe Charles Murphy Alfonso Musacchio Eleanor Myers David Nadle Henry Nicholl Betty Nicholson Lorraine Uber Margaret O'Brien Robert O'Connell Roland Olson Glenn Owen Ida Pabst Robert Palmer Edwon Perry Carl G. Peterson Laura Peterson John Pew Alice Porter Jack Quigley Dale Radder Jean Richmond Janet Roberts XVilliam Robinson Margaret Rogers Douglas Ross Henrietta Ruderik Walter Russell Nancy Ryan Sarah Samuels Eurma Sansom Ethel Schetft Evrrvvvvvrvv Richard Sedgley Gladys Senden Delma Silverali Charles Simmelink Wilfred Simpson Edna Slater Clarence Sloan Oliver Smart Betty Smith Janet Smith Jeanne Smith Leon Smith Mike Sparos Rhoda Spate Winnie Speak Paul Stevens Doris Stewart Virginia Stone Grace Strobel Eugene Stuart James Swisher Jean Swisher Burt Taylor lan Taylor Harry Teitelmau Harvey Thomas Chauncey Tribbey Seynlour VVachberger, Mary Wall Carolyn Wallace Geraldine Werger Betty Westcott Ehner Whalley Catherine Wilke Naomi Williams VVilliam VVilson Leonard VVitson Charlotte Woldman Homer Abbott John Adams Frank Addis Jacob Adolph Einar Ahlman Eunice Ahrens Pete Albert Alice Alldridge Ethel Altemeier Rochelle Andrews Jack Appleton James Baechle Jane Bailey Doris Balogh Paul Banker Lucille Barth Leanore Bassett Dolores Baumgart Harold Beal Stewart Beaton Virginia Becker Marjorie Bell Robert Bellet Lois Benawit Sophomore A YVilliam Berk Bill Berk'ey Mildred Biehl Harold Bigelow Marion Binder Ruth Blake Margaret Blakely Imogene Bliss Laurabelle Boerngen Martin Bower Byron Bowman Emma Brenner NVilliam Bricker Katherine Brightman Virginia Brittingham Carroll Brown A David Brown Douglas Brumbach Robert Bullock Carol Bundy Ruth Bundy Ralph Burton James Butler Angela Cabot Chester Carney Jack Deasy Margaret Cappucilli Cline Derhammer Frederic Carleton Betty Carpenter Betty Chambers George Chapman Bonnie Chess Bernice Choate Gaylord Cleaveland Eleanor Colchin Catherine Conrad Mary Conway Eloise Crookham Margaret Cross Helen Culp Charles Curtis Howard Curtis Charles Dalton Rose Darrow Griffith Davies Catherine Davis Glen Davis Helen Davis Howard Davis Leonard Deutsch Ann Dimeo May Dimeo Robert Dorris Robert Doubler Thelma Downing Violet Drescher Ruth Drexel Hope Driggs Anthony Duber Lucille Dunbar Virginia Dvorak Herbert Edward Paul Egan Ellen Clare Eggleston Norman Eifer Earle Esner Madge Evans Robert Evans Christine Finelly Lillian Fiore Thomas Fitzsimmons 44444444444441934vvvrrrrvvvrvv fifty-six 44444444444SHUTTI-Errrvrvvrrrr Jack Flinta Charles Foote Mary Catherine Foster Marjorie Fox Henry Frazee Eleanor Frear 'Vlelvin Freeman dileanor Friedlnan William Fuller Andrew Galayda Robert Gardiner .lames Garnett Marilyn Garrett Clyde Gerald Naomi Gessner Gordon Gill'ord Thelma Gilbert Leroy Gimmel Richard Glaspell Robert Gleason Helen Gliebe Robert Godhard Herbert Good Bill Grant Dorothy Graul Donald Green Lilian Green Helen Gribben William Griner .losephine Gugliotta Howard Guyette Helen Hebenstein Willialn Halliday Mary Elizabeth Halpin Gordon Hampc can Hanscom qlenevieve Harlee Clark Harper Barbara Harrington Shelbert Harris Alldn Hart Mason Harter June Hatton Hazel Hay Elbert Hays Marjorie Hehr Lennart Helsing Roy Herbst Howard Hill Betty Hoeiler Robert Hoffacher Phyllis Hollander Byron Horton Ruth Houseman Dorothy Howard Betty Howe Jack Hughes Grace Hull Jeanne lllingworth Hazel lmnan Hlayton Jack erbert Jackman Cherrie Jackson Inez Jackson Marion Jackson Florence Jacques Lucille Jeareck Francis Jenkins Robert .lenkins Elna Johnson Ann Jones Donald Kagy Betty Kastner Bernard Keating Katherine Kelley Craig Kennedy Norman Kewley XVillard Kibby lrvin Klein Marion Klinite Jean Klippert Lioba Kneifel Katherine Knore Helen Kohler Stella Kolpas Jaek Lake Martin Lally Raymond Langer Helen Lantz Howard Lantz Ralph Larsen Robert Latimer Florence Leisinger Virginia Lewis Harold Lindquist Robert Lindsey Willis Liske Fred Long XVilliam Long George Lucas Patsy Lusk Edwin Lyon Ellis Mace Robert MacKay Ruth Marsh Theodore Martans Ralph Martineau Mary Ann Martinek Angela Marzi Ruth Matejka Norma May Keith McCrone Louis MeCuller Jean Mc-Kay Betty McKinney Thomas McSweenev Ralph Mead Kenneth Metzgar Herbert Miller Hope Miller Robert Miller William Miller Hazel Millinger George Mills Joan Mills Louis Minbiole Charles Mitchell Douglas Mitchell Dorothy Moberg Mura Monroe Fenton Moore June Moran Joan Morgan Virginia Morgan Russell Morse Arlynne Mulhan Virginia Murray Edward Neary .lohn Newman Ruth Niles Charles Nobis June 0'Brien Raymond Olsen John Orr Mary Orsino Betty Osborne George Otte Howard Ozon Joe Palozzi Lois Parker Phyllis Perry Leland Peck Ralph Peckinpaugh George Perfors Raymond Perry .lewel Person Carl 0. Peterson Robert Phillips Doris Pickerell Edmond Pitcher Albert Pitman Herman Pocock Rena Polster Jack Powell Fred Pretzlar Charles Prioreschi Clara Pucci Roberta Purdun Teddy Purvin Joseph Rakovec Edwin Rapport Angelina Rasile Ivan Rayworth Julia Regal Ruth Reid James Reilly Billy Rice Mary Helen Rice Jean Rich Charles Rite Jean Righter David Robb Dorothy Roberts Mary Roberts George Robertson Dorothy Root Edward P. Rose Betty Ann Rosebaugh Jerome Rosenburg Richard Ross Helen Russel .lohn Ryan Miles Ryan Margaret Salladee Dale Salsbury Vern Salsbury Erma Sandberg Rita Schaller Helen Schedat Frank Schikowski Leonard Schikowski Jeanne Schleimer Shirley Schoenberg Thelma Schwartz Eleanor Scott Donald Scullion Chester Severin Edward Shanaberg Sam Shannon Mary Sheak Bill Sheldon Irene Sheridan Georgia Shredl Freda Simerka Alice Simpson Annette Sindelar Billy Singer Betty Smayda Charles Smith Jo Ann Smith Walter Smith William Smith Mildred Snatka Leona Sneller Jack Snyder Ruth Sonville Edwin Spate William Spatz Robert Sprenger Margaret Sprunger Bonnie St. Clair Rose Stephenson Albert Stiebeling Anna Stine Tom Stirling Mercedes Stokes Betty Jane Stoll Rosalie Stout Antoinette Tanzi Virginia Tanzi Arthur Tate Ralph Taylor Joe Teal Betty Thompson Martha Thompson Eunice Todd William Tresch Harold Tucker Dorothy Tufts Anthony Vito Sanford Wachsberg Bob Walko Eileen Waltz Robert NVard Gladys Weinsz Virginia Weir Jack VViegman Betty Williamson Lois Wise Louise Woodrich Ruth Wyss Elizabeth Yadeski Lawrence Yaggi Allan Young Dick Young Frances Young Lloyd Young Robert Young Glenn Zoller Anita Zorn 44444444444441934rrrrbvrrrvrbv OI' fifty-seven 44444444441SHUTTI-Ervvrrrvvrrv Dorothy Aaron Sardou Abrahams Betty Adams Florence Adams Ione Adler Elizabeth Alden Genevieve Ambrose Donald C. Anderson Donald E. Anderson Mary Anderson Alla Andru Robert Armstrong Stanley Baginsky Mabel Bales Frank Barrett Frank Bartucci Mary Beatty Russell Beck Billy Bemis Berghot Borgerson Lorna Berkey Graham Berlin Virginia Biehl Jack Biggins Jane Birnbaum Jane Birch Grace Blank Jerry Blum Olive Bouffard Shong Bow Jane Betty Brudno Elizabeth Buxton Ann Cabot Gerald Cadiou James Call Wanda Cameron Jack Campbell Ethel Cannon Robert Carlson Joseph Carpenter Frank L. Cavano Howard Chappell William Cleland Ruth Cole Berto Cook Rita Corrigan Andrew Corsillo Dewey Cowing Rita Jane Craine Constance Crawford NVilliam Crowther Betty Cromling William Culver Robert Curtis Frances Davidson Lorna Davies Harry Dawes Kenneth Dawes Marjorie Day Forrest Dean George De Frieze Betty Delasmutt Leonard De Palma Nellie Derencus Phyllis Deutsch Maxine De Vand Sophomore B William De Vanna Arline Doerk Harry Downey Doris Dubuc Robert Dysert Robert Earnest George Eby Harry Eidenier Clifford Enkler Grace Essel Adam Evans Jeanne Evans Harriette Felder Clifford Finch Edith Floyd Mary Jane Flum Agnes Fox Jack Freas Morton Fried Ruth Fursdon Paul Gaffney William Gardner Mary Gaudio Virginia Gentile Evelyn Giering Wilbur Ginader Roland Goglick Frances Goldberg Chester Goldman Lurline Goldman Ellison Griffin Juanita Griffin James Grubb Tony Gugliemotto Leona Gulick Ellsworth Gutmann Norma Hackstedde Robert Hagedorn Lettie Hamer Lois Hamilton Evelyn Hancock Sidney Harris Henry Heinsohn Charles Henderson Donald Herron Robert Herter Daniel Horgan Dorothy Howe Mildred Hughes Richard lseman Paul Isley Lois Jack Winifred Jackson Russell Jones Stuart Kahn Betty Kelly Richard Keifer .lames Kelsey Bernice Kemper Gale Kennelly Helen Kirschner Alvin Klein Ralph Klosterman Enid Knisely VVarren Kocher Carl Kornish Mary Kortz Donald Krause Teddy Krusinski Thomas Kuhen Mary La Fever Helen La Ganke Lois Lash Ralph E. Leopard Dorothy Licker Clifford Lohrke William Lowry William Lundblad Helen MacBain Keith MacCrone Kathleen Maloney Robert Mampell Charles Mattern Patrick McCoy Franklin McGinnis Charlotte McLeod Eileen McMorris Robert McNamara Alfred Merlin David Merriell Harry Messmer Lillian Messner Robert Meyer Herbert Miller Markland Miner Lydia Molzan Alice Montgomery Thomas Mooney Jack Moore Kenneth Morris Martha Morris Robert Morris Ida Louise Murray George Nash Evelyn Nelson Robert Niece Gladys Nirmaier Myron Nolish Edward Norick Burke O'Brien Mary Ann Olsen Ted Olsen Sylvio Paradise Fred Palozzi Russell Perfors Dominic Perrotti Betty Peterson Violet Peterson Donald Petti Emma Pettit Louis Pfeiffer Gerald Povall Edith Pratt Raymond Price Margaret Quinlan Lawrence Rabeck Virginia Reeves Edith Regal Jean NV. Renfrew Catherine Rippil John Roberts Anthony Rossi Fred Rothermel Frank Rubertino Louis Sacha Vance Saltz Goldie Samuels Merlin Sharer Karl Schmidt Julius Schneider Robert Schneider Bernice Schoenfeld Steve Seaman Helen Selia Sally Shaft Marvin Shaps Clifford Shaw Joseph Silberman Robert W. Smith Frances Spence Dixie Starling Fred Steger William Stelter Jane Stephan Thomas Stevenson Ruth Story Roxina Stuart Frances Stumpf Charles Summers Ruth Swerdlow Josephine Sylvester Lester Symes Pat Tanzi Jessie Taylor Leah Taylor YVilliam Thomas Dorothy Thompson Walter Thompson Allan Thomson Margaret Thorpe Ruth Tritton Charles Truppo Lois Umstead Lillian Uson Jeanne Valentine Irving Van Horn Mary VValker James Wallace Richard Wallace Robert Wallace Betty Walrose Leroy Waltz Mary NVardle Robert Wasserlein Marjorie Webster Stanley Weingart Margaret Weller Emma Mae White Vera Weigand Hazelbelle Wilbur Mary Wilcox Edward Williams James Woodworth Betty Yea Elizabeth Zaleczky Christine Zapf Leo Zimmerman 44444444444441934bvvvrrrvvvvrr fifty-eight GWB!! -gf 3 dj ,,,, f ,ZZ .wwf ff 'QQQQEQ1 cW ' 5 1 .W-an ff-gf y , f f Annum. SW. u f ' SEISXRM . ,i mgggg :LUG ' Q ,, LATIN :Lua -wk ,nm 'f SPANISH ewan. ,QV X .3 l.o1om4mu cw f ff M431 1 W J T oeame :wa M J Awmon :Lua . - W9 7 'H I .MLK ' A . ' CWM ,fwf Ei f V 9. -I l!',',,'Q, f,x ,mtl 66 K W 1- ,u 4i'Q,x vein' E , Qiw's'- 11 XXX! f ff ' fy V A A T . 1 f .g --, f X ,V , 1' f' f' ,K Z -V 5 fi ,... 'J I f 1' I X , W 'W V 4 ' A ?l ga QN , m...-.aw -A I - 'Dv d' -'Z ' - ,, - -Q. 44444444444SHUTTLErrrvrvrrrrv Honor Society Officers First SPIIlf'SfPI' Second Sezneslffr PI'6Sid6I1f ...... . . . Oliver Shroeder .... Virginia Pennington Vl.CC-PF6Sl.d?Ilf ........ Myrtle Boyer ..... .... . Iewel Drickamer Secretary-Trf'as11rer . . .Jean Tehhe ...,........ Ernest VVhitakcr Sponsors ............. Lucy Dickson, Janet Jones, Alba Junk, Noah Nunemaker The members of the Honor Society are chosen for leadership, char acter, service, and scholarship. This year the society supervised the honor study halls and insti gated, for the first lime, formal initiation. 44444444444441934rrvrrrvbvvvvb sixty 44444444444SHUTTI-Ervrrrvvrvr P January, 1934 livelyn Albright Lois llaker t'hriwline llutelrnrt .lolm tlarlwallanler livelvn Clark l-Ivelyn tlomltlington Betsy llull' l-'ranklin lillis llaula tioueher llelen tlreifnierler llalph llarlan Lueille lleyer Glen llornke llolorex Keating Virginia King.: Myrtle l.uth I-lwalrl Peterson llonald Seharer lileanor Spangler .luanita Stanley Thomas Symes MIQMISIERS June, 1934 .lost-ph llalain llarbara Barrett l.a Frances liernharclt lislher Ilreclenln-rg llohert Campbell llulh Carr .lames liseh .lune Finnegan .lean Forsythe Virginia Gates Vahe tlulbenkian .leanne llarris Wilma llinz liuth .lones Virginia liriss Vernell Lupton llohert Mueller Margaret Mulligan Margaret Nuuemak .-Xliee ltea Marguerite lic-cling .lohn Snavely Dwight Stelfan .leanne Stiles Norman Sugarmzm llelen Taggart Marion Terry NVilliam NVeil llerhert NViese January, 1935 Mellia Benson lleatriee Dick Dolores Filkins Merle llocldinott llumliert Morris Paul Murray .lean Sadler Norma Shuuemau Margot Wickham 44444444444441934vrrrvrrrrrrrr sixty-one s 'jo 44444444444SHU'I'Tl-Env PPPPPPP Observer Editorial Staff Editor in-chief . . . Managing Editor . . News Editor ........ Boys' Sports Editor . . . Girls' Sports Editor ...... Literary Editor ..... .... Exchange Editor . . Alumni Editor . .. Humor Editor . . . Feature Editor .. . Make-np Editors .. Headline Writers ...,..... Copy and Proof Readers Editorial Page Writers .... Reporters . . . . . . Sports Writers . . . . . . . Typists ...... .... Photographer . . . . . . Cartoonlst ....... ....... Facility Adviser ......... . First Semester Second Semester Ralph Harlan Bill Weil Evelyn Coddington Agnes Ongert Bill Weil Merle Hoddinott ...GeorgeSturgiss .Betsy Duff Irene Burkhart Jean Forsythe Jewel Drickamer ...JuneFinnegan ...JeanneTebbe ...BettyBaxter Christine Bntehart Jean Sadler .......................,.AirnaTaylor Ernest Whitworth Mary Maddock, .lean Campbell, James Harrington, Tom Kewley, Barbara Denis Glen Gilbert, Agnes Ongert, Helen Williams, Marjorie Leland, Florence Mentall, Carol Bundy Jewel Drickamer, Betty Strong, Merle Hoddinott, William Devor, Betty Baxter, James Harrington, Joseph Babin, June Hatton, Janet Smith, Jean Forsythe Laura Jane Story, Vahe Gulbenkian, George Carmer, William Grad, Charlotte Woldman, Laurence Friedman, Mary Jane Fraser, Betty Tnckerman, William Lloyd, Bettie Boak. Jean Campbell. Miles Ryan, Katharine Brightman, Jane de Olloqui, Richard Lipman, Barbara Harrington, Betty Thompson, Earl Frederickson, Irving Schreck, Arthur Battles, Delores Keating, Ronald Scharer Humbert Morris, Fred Clark, Irene Burkhart, Constance VVarwick, Vahe Gulbenkian Florence Hart, Dorothy Iiehard, Grace Strobel, Carl Gilcher Edwin Perry Charles Farcus Mildred Palmer The Observer has thc rank of All American in the National Scholastic Press Association, and first class honor rating in both the National contest, sponsored by Colmnbia University, and the State contest, sponsored by Ohio State University, This year the Observer put out a football extra which contained cuts and interesting facts about the players of Heights and Shaw. 4444I4444444441934PbbPPPPPbbPPP sixty-two 44444444444SHUTTI-Ebbvrrvrrbvr Observer Business Staff .-trlverlising Manager .ltssisfunl .-tdvertisilig 1,'nIler'linn Mazinger . Copy tlfflllllgfl' . . . .-tflverlisiny Slull' . . lfireulalirm Mamlgers Cfl'l'lllllfilllI Slulf .. I ru'nIIy .trlviser . . . ilfllllllllfl' . . . . .Tom Symes . . .Betty 0'llourke, Dorothy Moberg, Singer Cora .lane Curtis . . .Norman Sugarman .. Stanford Newman . . .Joseph Babin Millard Newman Albert lleavilin, Millard Newn lilll . Dorothy Roberts, .lean Leslie, Billy Florence Hart Betty .lean Bressler, Mary Roberts, Hazel Leslie, Harry Dorwart. Roberta Pur Dun, .loyee Sehelly, Catherine Marting, .Ieanne llarris The Observer Business Stall' is among the eharter members ut' the Scholastic Advertising elub ut' Greater Cleveland. Last semester the business staff increased the eireulatinn 82 per eent. and the advertising 20 per cent. ...Homer B. Gifford 44444444444441934vrrrrrrbrvrrb sixty-three 44444444444SHUTTLEvrrrrvrrvrr Student Council Presidrfnl .... Vice President Secreiary TI't'USllI'0I' .. Sponsor . . . Alice Burr Valentine De Olloqui Betsey Dufl' lluth Essel June Finnegan Harry Hamilton Glen Hornke .lane Jewell Ben King Firsl Sf'mesIer OFFICERS Douglas Guttron . . .Margaret Nunemaker . . .Helen Greifnieder MEMBERS Virginia Kriss .lim Kurtz Theodore Leel Ellen Melbourne Bob Mueller Ann Noll Peggy Healing .lean Richmond Lowell Rupp .Edward XV1'igl1t Olive VVOodward .lunel Smith Bill Snzively Norman Sugarman .lezlnne Tebbe Hi Van Buren Earnest NVhitaker Margot NVickhzun Dave NVist:xr 44444444444441934rvrvrrvvvvrvr sirrly-four 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 fs P1 lj 1' 1' L- If v r r v r v v r s v r Student Council Svrollfl Sl'lII!'Sl!'l' 0l l lCliItS I'r1'sid1'nl ...... ............. X Villizim lil'll'lllllll Vin' l,l'l'Sl-lll'IIf . . . . .lillcn Blclhmirno S1'1'1'r'lul'y .... . . .. . ..I:inv .la-wt-tt Tl'l'llSlll'l'l' . ..... Dave NVistar Sponsor . . .............. Olive' XXv0lNlNVZll'Kl .lnnv lialilvy .lc-:slim-Ito llric-kc-I' Alice- llurr Wilbur lfickt-ii William lfivkt-n Juno l:llllll'f.lZlIl Ilurry llumiltun Manson llzirtm-r Nh-rlv lludtlinnll lnvz .lzlvksun INIICINIISHIXS llill .lvwill Vfillzirfl liililiy lion King Virginian lirisx .lim Kurtz liuth Lluytl GL-ul'g.5u Mills Curl Bloun- Iluh Blum-lloi' Ann Null , . l'1-gm' Xllll0lllillill ltnln-rtzi Pm' Dun l'0ggy llmling.: .Ivan llli'llIlltlINl .lt-an liiglltci' .lzinct Smith Hill Snnvvly tlmtstuiicv Warwick l-I:u'm-st Wliitukc-r Margot Wicklium I 'I'lu- Stuclcnt Council is il l'vpl't-st-lil:1tix'v colnliiitlcc. 1-la-ctr-ml lmy tlu stuclm-nt lnmly, to :iid in tht- :ulministrzitimi ut' thc school. lt tukvs com- plvtv control of thc movics. lt maintains, frm- nl' clizirgv. ai Lust and uuml. lt l'ul'nisllvs an frm' pulilicitv sc-rvicc to 2lllV rlvpartnicnt of thc sm-liuol, lay ll1lSlllllgll0lll'l'S on thc- SCl'l'l'll during tliv inuvio, or by posting notlcvs in thc liull lrullctin-lmxvs. It 1llJp0lIIlStllNltlll'l'L'lS1llllH'UXllllill0lV Iwo liuntlrm-tl monitors. It is tllv Santa Llzius wlncli vzicli yt-ur puts tlirvv lN'llllllllllly mtml tru-s within thc hulls, :intl 0llllIll0S um- in colunwl lig .' t :vault-. ut' Shaw. :lt fllll'lSllllllS timv. mlm' fllts on tlit CU- n 4444444444441934vrvvrrvrrrrrv sixty-live 44444444444SHUTTI-Errrrvvvrvvr V 1 Monitor Committee OFFICERS, 1933 President ..................... Wilbur Ficken Vice-President ........ ..... F ranklin Ellis Secretary-Treasurer ............. Walter Nims Sponsor .................... Olive Xvoodward OFFICERS, 1934 President ....................... VValter Nims Vice-President ............ Gaylord Cleaveland Secretary ...................... Howard Davis Treasurer ........................ J ack Knight The Monitor Committee plays a very important part in the excellent government we now have at Shaw. Entirely controlling the system of monitors, it attempts to keep our school a quiet, refined, and orderly institution throughout the day. Nine inspectors are appointed each semester, one for each period. Their duty is to check the presence of the monitors, and see that they are on the job. In appreciation of the services of these reliable and willing guards, a dance, sponsored by the Student Council, was given for them in the gymnasium, January 27. 44444444444441934rrvvvvvrvvvrr sixty six 44144444444SHUTTLEvrrrrrrvrrv L lf. ' . , vit Shuttle Staff Editor-in-f'lu'vf . . . . .Virginia Pennington Assislunl Edilor .... ..... I iathryn Crcllin Business Manager .... ..Stanford Ni-wman Allllf'I'1l'Sl'lIg .l1fllIllgl'I'. . . ..... John Hosuck Sponsors ........... . . . Clara Clcndcncn Marion Bright Homer Gifford The purpose of thc Shuttle Staff ol' 1931 is to give to the sludcnt of Shaw an Annual which will afford a rcmcmhrancc of his high school days and friends. Contrary to many opinions thc compiling of an anmlal takcs thc wholc school ycar. 'l'hc work which goes into an annual is rcwardcd only hy thc recognition and support which thc hook rcccivcs. Tho ycar hook of 1933 was rccognizcd hy thc Dcpartmcnl ol' Jour- nalism of Ohio University, rccciving a first-class honor rating, but thc support of thc studcnt hody lcft much to hc dcsircdg howcvcr. wc havc high hopcs for thc 1934 Siiir'1 1'i.if:. 44444444444441934vrvrvrrvrrrvr sixty-seven 44444444444SHUTTI-Evvrrrrrvrv l'l'1'sif11'l1l ...... l'1'cr'-Prr'sirl1'11l . Sr'cr1'If11'y ..... Tl'1'IlStIl'l'l' . Sponsor .. tieraldine Ahrens Cathryn Atkinson Charles Barber Barbara Barrett Miriam Becker .lane Black Estelle Boilus Esther Bredenberg .lane Coddington Kathryn Crellin Debate Club OFFICERS lfirsl Semester .lean Forsythe Norman Sugarman Betty XVeinz .lames Eseh MEMBERS Betty Dennis Harry Driekanier .lewel Drickamer Eal'l Frederickson Miriam Friedlander Laurence Friedman Lloyd Goldman .lames Harrington Albert Heavilin Second Senzesler .lean Forsythe Norman Sugarman Joseph Babin James Esch Lois Crank Merle Hoddinott NVilliam lierrigan Theodore Lcet Robert Mueller Paul Murray Agnes Ongert Virginia Orth Shirley Shoenberg.: Melba Schumaker kvlllilllll VVeil The Debate club seeks to develop interest in persuasive speaking. Each year it sponsors extemporaneous speech contests. The meetings were characterized by varied types of speech work: debates, long and short talks, monologues, plays, reports of books and magazine articles, reviews ol' topics of local interestg in fact, every type which requires the voice as a means ot' expression. The first meeting in the school year was a VVorld's Fair program. Following this came a football meeting, a Current Events discussion, a Valentine Social, and a pot-luck supper. One of the features of the general club work was a contest between the Pro's and the t1on's. The contest was judged on the basis of active and skillful participation in programs. The winning members were guests of the losers at a dinne1'. 3 44444444444441934vrrrvvvrrrrrr sixty-eight 4444444444SHUTTI-Ervrvbrvrrrv German Club l'l'l'SI-llI'IIf ....,. , . luv' l,l'l'Sl.IlI'lll Sm'l'4'l11l'y ..... Tl'l'llSlll'l'l' . . Spnlzxnl' . . XVillmr .Xlmnlm .lack lin-llllcll .ll-ssv liulluck Sl2llIll'y l m'guv Sum l l'l04llll2llI llllll'2l II1-nm-I BIHMIEICIRS Hll'lllll'1l 4111-vm-rly llc-lwvczl Shivcly ......lngu Zurn Anllmny Scllznu-r Ulivl' NVumlwul'4l llvurgm- Kidd lluniu Milli-r Holy Nlillsup Mary Nm-ary llt'l'lM'I'l XVics0 l':lul Zanlwl llu- lu-rlnun rlulr IS n llllllllM'l' ul am llllt'l'll2lllUll2ll m'g:lnl1.llmn uf lllLfll svlmul 1'lllllS. lls nlmjvcl is lu lH'0lIlUl1' illlm-l'sclml:lslic' c'ul'I'vspulul- urn- :xml Iru-mllv l'l'llllIOIlS will: lurm-:qu umnlru-Q 4444444444441Q34rrrrrvbrrvrv P .'ii.l'1!l-Illlll' 44444444444SHUTTI-Ervvrrrrrvvr seventy French Club IJI'E'S1.fI6lll ...... . . .Josephine Canning Vice-Presidmzt .......... . .Marguerite Craigie Secretary and Tl'PflSlll'f'I' .. .... Helen Taggert Sponsor .............. ...... . . .Janet Jones MEMBERS Bettie Boak Phyllis Cadwallader Robert Campbell .lunc Cohen Betty Daniels Christine Davy Betty Dennis Elizabeth Durstine Eleanor Fiore Virginia Gates Vahe Gulbenkian Jeanne Harris Pauline Higgins Allan lrwin Virginia Kriss Marjorie Leland Marion Olsen llelen Pece Gene Rose Barbara Walthour Caroline YVatson Mildred VVise Florence Zeiger lt is composed of students The French club was organized in 1930. who are interested in France, her people and her language. and who wish to learn more about them. There have been this year splendid talks on French history, govern- ment and geographyg current happenings have been discussed. and many games have developed vocabulary and furnished great amuse- ment. This has been, perhaps, the club's most successful year. 44444444444441934rvrvrrrrrrrrr .,.f Y 44444414444SHUTTLEPPVPPPPPPPP1!,ml, y lv- fr Latin Club I'l'I'Sl'lII'llf ............. ........ N 'irginia Iiriss Vicr'-l'rr'sid1'11I . . . . .llarhara Barrett Sf'l'l'f'ItIl'l1 ........ ...... A gnes Ungert Tl'I'llSIIl'l'l' ......,... ........ . loseph liahin l,l'Ugl'lllll f:UlI1IIlHfI'I' . ...Inga Zorn llllfllllll Lopatnikov Sponsor .. ......,........ Linnie Arnold MEMBERS Kathryn Andrews .IZIIIIPS llaechlc Janet llales lileanor liall llarold lleale llerniee llennett Phyllis li0K'kl0Illilll listher llredenherg Mary Louise Bl'l'lllll Jlllll' Cohen .lane Cooper tirillith Davies Jillll' de Ulloqui Betty llick .Iewel DI'lCiiillll0l' llope llriggs Anthony lluher Curt Dyer Virginia Gates Jeanne Harris Wilma Hinz Mary Lou lloladay liawreilcc Jewell .l:111e .lewitt Ann lierrigan Phyllis Lawson Marjorie Leland Iiuth Matcjka l.ouis Mctlnller lillen Bielhourne liichard Miller .loa11 Morgan Paul Murray Mary Neary Nlillard Newinau Marion Papkc llorothy Persing .lean lliclnnond Miles llyan Shirley Schoenberg 'l'hehna Schwartz Alice Simpson .lua11ita Stanley Betty TllCkCl'lIl2lll Marian Volek Mary Louise NVall Constance Warwick lleIe11 xvlllllllllti Itohert hvllllillllS Virginia Wilkinson Anita Zorn 'l'he Latin cluh ahns to present sketches of Roman life llllll history i11 a manner interesting to its lnenlhers. Its programs are Cll1ll'tlt'l0l'lZ0ll hy talks and drainatizations concerning Roman suhjects. Gaines involv- ing Latin words are played. a11d Latin songs are sung. As a contrast to its serious lll'Ug.fl'1lIllS, tl1e cluh l1eld a pot-luck slipper in the cafeteria. filled a Christmas Zlllti a 'lllltlllkSQlVlllg hasket for a needy family, and cclehrated each holiday with a delightful social meeting. The Societas l.atina Shavicnsis fl.atin Cluh of Shawl plans to present a play every year. 'l'he cluh is delighted hy its rapid increase i11 lll0lllllt'l'Slllp, and is proud ofthe part it plays i11 the life of Shaw. 44444144444441Q34vrvvrrvvrrrvr seventy-one - .4- ..- if' X U ' ? 2 ' O E ISI-IAw A , 4 ...,....,,., A, I Y Q '-?:r2u . AHOY E 7 , M hi' fe! . 4 'S ' 195 ,fi ,. M Q, Q12 - 0:-9 ? Q.. qj, 'Q A Q A' , , r I0 v P. X Q ' 2 'A -1 'X .,4: '- Q. - Q 'g' 'fi Q 7 - ' EL V4 . Q ' . ,:f,..p. ' Q I xf A 5 f 5 tn 1 ,. ., A V: 5 ' - A 2 ' M YX O : f' . 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If ew' IB Tuem, v M9272 TUS SA NCHJQCNIOI 905130 seventy- 44444444444SHUTTI-Errrbbrrrrrv Dramatic Club OFFICERS Office First Semester Second Semester President ............. James Carpenter .... Marguerite Reding Vice President ........ Betty Pocock ............. Betty Pocock Secretary ....... .... I ietty XVienz ..,........... Betty Magee Treasurer ..... .... . Howard Robbins ...... Howard Robbins Sponsor . .. ........ . .......................... Lois Dean EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Annabel Dredge Janet Smith Willard Kibby John Thomas Delmar Lang Betty Wienz The curtain has risen and fallen at many plays given by the Drama- tic club. Among them this year was a Christmas play, The Ghost Storyf, by Booth Tarkington, in which the hero won his object by telling a long ghost story. Another play, which was part of the program of the Shaw Band concert, was Words and Music, by Kenyon Nickolson. Some of the plays put on by the club had been given at different times, in several places in Cleveland. Pearls, by Dan Totheroh, was one of these plays. It was given for the Kiwanis club and later at The Friendly Inn. Plays were given at different meetings for the IHCIIIIJCTSQ among these were The Robbery, by Clare Kummer, and Enter the Hero, by Theresa Hepburn. Other plays wl1icl1 gave acting experience to the players and, the club hopes, enjoyment to the audience, were given this year, as well as in years past, by the Dramatic club. 44444444444441934rrrbvrrrrrrvr four 44444444444SHUTTI-Ebb Eunice Ahrens Geraldine Ahrens Lucille Allertoll Edith Angelou Alice Arndt Alyee Averill .lallet Bales Charles Barber Betty Baxter La Frances Bernllardt .lane Black Virginia Bolton Myrtle Boyer Esther Bredenberg Mary Louise Brellm Carroll Brown Margaret Brown Frank Byrne JCZIII Calllphell Charles Challin Gaylord Clealand Martha Colnella Josephine Conrad Mary Conway Margurite Craigie Marion Cromling Ruth Cummings Elizabeth Daniels Christine Davy .lulia Deason Helen De Haven Jewel Drickamer Franklin Ellis Jean Ellis Roberta Frazee Samuel Friedman DRAMATIC CLUB MEMBERS Caroline Galer Jllne Gardner Mary Jane Gasier Virginia Gates Janet Gifford Glenn Gilbert Mabel Goden Htflfll GI'0lflll0tl0l' Helen Hackstedde Virginia Hageman Mason Harter Kay Hatlield .lllllC Hatton Marguriet Herron Barbara Harrington Lllcille Heyer Hazel Hinger Mary Lou Holaday Grace Horne Byron Horton Geliana Isley Clayton Jack Cherrie Jackson Marion .lackson Howard Jenkins JZIIIC Jewttt Alta Johnson .lean Kasewald Erla Kavenaugh Kathryn Kelly Laurd Kerr Billy Kerringan Norman Kewley Charolette Kleinshr Evelyn Klinite ott Marion Klinite Ray Langer .lt'Zlll Leslie Gertrude Le Wand Phyllis Levy Frances Lillie PPPFPPPPP Mary Elizabeth Lindsey Mary Maddoek Ruth Alln Martin Rllth Marz Audrey McClelIen Adalaide Mclntosh Jack MCN3l1l2lFll Ellen Melbourne Harold Mendelson Eleanor Mensforth Gale Morrison Margaret Mulligan Mary Neary Mary Jane Nelnls Alldrey Nelson John Newman Nora Nobis Ann Noll Florence Norton .lane de Olloqui Betty O'Rourke Dorothy Owen Lois Parker Mildred Parker .lllle Pearson Mary Elizabeth Pe NValters Perkins Peggy Pickerell Helen Plummer attic Bllltl Polster Arlene Price Nina Purington Dale Radder Sue Radebaugh Edwin Rapport Lillian Ray Alice Rea Kathleen Reilly Elizabeth Robertson NOI'IllllIl Rogers Eleanor Rose Thelma Schwarz Renald Sharer Joyce Shelly Rebecca Shively Oliver Schroeder .lanet Slnith .lean Snell Eleanore Spangler Bonnie St. Clair Jeanne Stiles Betty Stoll Betty Strong Helen Taggart Betty Walthur COIISUIIICC Warwick Carolyn Watson Helen Wvtilllllilll Marie Welch Margaret Wvlckhillll .lack Wieglnan Virginia wllklllSOll .lane Williams Lloyd Young Helen Zalnd January Class Plays F OURTEEN By Alice G ersfenberg cHAnAc'l'lzlls Mrs. Pringle ..... ............ M ary .lalle Nelms Elaine ............................ Myrtle Boyer Dunllaln .......................... Marie VVelell Scene: Mrs. Pringle's dining room. SUPPRESSED DESIRES By Susan Glaspell and George Cram Cook CHAllAo'rlzlls Stepllell Brewster ................. Franklill Ellis Henrietta Brewster .................. Betty Strong Mable ............................ Betty NVeinsz Scene 1: The studio living-room ill the Brewster apartment. SCCIIC 2: The same, several days later. The .lanuary class plays received much favorable comment, this yeal'. It is agreed that botll were adlllirably acted. Suppressed De- sires is believed by many to be one of tlle best one-act plays ever writ- ten. Certainly we all believe that botll actors and sponsors are to be congratulated upon tllis performallee. SPONSORS! Lois Dean and Martlla Barnett. 44444444444441934PPPPPbbPPPbPP seventy-five 44444444444SHUTTI-Errrvvrrrrrv .wuclily Clarence Mid-Year Play l'l,AYl'IHS Mrs. Martin .. Mr. NVheeler . . Mrs. YVheeler . Y . . . . .Alyce Averill . .James Carpenter . . ......... Alice Rea . . . . . . .John Thomas . . .Marguerite Ptecling . . . . . . . .Janet Smith .........lJelinar Lang Bobby Wheeler . . Cora XVheeler . . . Violet Pinney .. Clarence ,.... Della ..... . . .Virginia NVilkinson Dinwiddie .. ...... Gordon VVolf Hubert Stein . ...Charles Chatiin lt is the afternoon of March 23, IEIZH. The curtain is about to be raised on the first act of Clarence Backstage you, and nine other nervous people, pace the floorfeback and forth, back and forthfasking yourself questions which only the people in front of the curtain can an- swer: VVill the play be a success? VVill the audience like it? XVill we relnember our lines? Finally the crucial lnolnent coinesg the signal is given, House lights, lights, curtain! Clarence has begun! Nervousness! first entrance! costumes! rush! and then suddenly we when you are just beginning to feel comfortable on the stage--it is over -f-and you realize that the weeks of rehearsal and worry are over, too. Clarence is dead-but the onlookers sav he passed awav in a blaze of glory. i 5 44444444444441Q34rrrrrrrrrvrrr -SLI' 44444444444SHUTTI-Ebrrrvvrrvvr Boosters' Club OFFICERS pl'l!Sfllt'llf ......... . . .XVilbur Ficken Vice President ...... .... X Villard Kibby Secretary-Treasurer . . . . ..lanet Smith Sponsor .......... .... . . . ..... li. G. Abbott Shaw Rah! The Boosters' club is the force which makes the Shaw yells resound. This year the club sold caps, megaphoues, and seals. It decorated the stadium for football games, and provided a special cheer- ing section for its members. Led by the cheerleaders, XVillard Kibby, Curt Dyer, and Taylor Kehoe. this club has tried to rejuvenate that old Shaw spirit. Prcsfrlcnl ......... V ice-Prcsi cl en! .... Scc1'f'lary-7'l'f'as111'c1' Charles Barber .loc Blackburn George Garnier Dewey Cowing liilly Devor Clilford Finch Shaw Stamp Club 0l FlCliRS Firxi St'llll'8ft'l' .. .Daniel Rheines. . . . .Robert Mueller . . . . .Robert Palmer INIIEIWIBERS liarl Frederieksen .lzuues Frey Ernest Gelfand Bob McNamara Stuart Mendelson Ward Miller ltobert Palmer Second Semester . . .George Carmer . . . . . . . .James Frey .. .Daniel Rheines Arthur Petti Daniel Rheines John Robak Louis Sacha Bill Sandow Elmer Whalley lt is doubtful whether many people know what takes place at a Stamp club meeting. Many people think that the only thing done is the exchanging of stamps. Of course this is important to some extent, but many other things of interest take place, also. The aim of this club is to create interest in stamps. This is done through debates and auc- tions held at the meetings. The membership of the club is not large but those enrolled are interested in the aim of the club. Besides the interest in the club itself, the members are greatly benefited in their private collections. 44444444444441934vrvvrrnvrrvvr seventy-seven seventy- 44444444444SHUTTI-Evvrrrrrvrrv RifleClub President ............. ...... B ruce Todd Secretary-Treasurer . . . . , . .John Wagner Sponsor ............ ........ .... Y V . H. Morris MEMBERS John Fox Tom Fursdon Bob Starrett Henry Friedman Bob Snyder Paul Stevens Les Vought During the practice since school started last fall, John Fox has been leading the competition with very good scores. He has been hard pressed in his first place by Bob Snyder, with all the others following closely. There have been no matches with any other teams so far this year. However, in former years the teams have played other teams with much success. In a match against Collinwood the Shaw team won 437-350. The team also won over the Kirk school teachers, in a match. These interesting matches were all held at Kirk Junior High school. Ping-Pong Club First Semester Second Semester President ............. Henry Kaplan .............. Jesse Jones Vice President ........ Betty 0'Rourke ........ Samuel Shannon .Betty O'Rourke F. E. Williams Secretary-Treasurer . . .Robert Williams .... . . . Sponsor ................................ ..... MEMBERS Vivian Benoist Robert Giering Phyllis Perry Edward Byers Paul Isley Kathleen Reilly Frank Coolick Junior Kennedy Douglas Ross Ernest Du Rand Lioba Kneifel Robert Sherdon Leonard Fink John Lickouish Florence Shunk James Frey June Moran Mildred Shunk Eleanor Friedman Sylvia Paradise Paul Stevens Ping! Pong! The Ping-Pong club is having a meeting. Perhaps it is having a tournament to decide the championship. Many times, how- ever, the teams of the club play teams of other schools. A victory was won for Shaw when the girls' team played the Glenville girls' team. The boys' teams as well as mixed teams, play such schools as Harmon. The club has an effective method of taking care of its business: a business committee takes care of all necessary business before the meet- ings of the club as a whole. Thus the club has more time for its main objective, playing ping-pong. This club, although comparatively new, is increasing steadily in interest and members. 44444144444441934rrrrrrrrvvrrv eight 44444444444SHUTTI-Ervbbrvvrsus Radio Club Ol Fltil'lPmS I'l'esi1I1'11l ...... . . .llohert lless View l,I'l'SI'lll'lIl ...... ...... t Ihurles Moss Sr'era'1ul'y-Treuslzrer . . . . .Alfred Rosenhnrg Sponsor .........,. ...... C 1. .l. Carter Ml'IlNIl3l'IRS Hob Bosworth lloininie llestzlsio .linl ltice Curtis fl2ll'Ill2lll lloh fiill'tlllL'l' liiehznrd Spenee ltiehznrd Cheridron Manson llzlrter Hob Starrett tlhzlrles Curtis Diek 3l2lZlSXVlllkl'l Les Voughl 'l'he Shaw lligh Radio eluh was organized for the purpose of pro- moting knowledge and giving pruetieul experience in short-wave radio transmission and reception. The members have huill their own reeeiv- ing und ll'ZlllSlllllllllQ 1lIlIJ1ll'1llllS, which they exhihiled in the sehool tiln':1ry l etn'u:u'y 12-lti. 44444444444441934rvvvrrrrvvrvv seventy-nine vighfy 4444444444SHUTTI-Ervvrrvrrvr 4144444444441934rvvrvvrvvvrr llml lhcir l'lllL'll'llL'y rcgulutcs thc slmwing of nmvics during lm pu 4444444444SHUTTLEvvvvrvrvvv P Ilnvis Alnr:nl1:uns Duns Todd Sturm-lt Holt llccliicl Movie Operators The buys uf llw Movie Crcw :irc illvallullilc lu lllc Sllllll'lll lmdy in nv in dm-livcr tho films, as wc-ll as lu lukc culnplclv clmrgv of lJI'0jl'L'l0l'Q lcli 'imls :mel uuilitnrium lll'Ugl'2llllS. Tho sm-rviccs rcquirval of thc crew - Q xml thc actual pr:-sclitulimi of tha- picturvs. Tho following luivv shown pum-luulily nm! inilinlivc: Firxl Shifl .lnhn Boldt Rulwrl Slurrvli XVilla1'd Duns Svvmul Shifl G1-urgc ll1'L'llll'l Arlllui' Davis Tlzfrfl Sliifl llruu- Tmlll XVillzur Alwalianns 4444444444441934rrvvvrvvvrvv P riglrly-mir' 44444444444SHUT'I'LEvrr PPPPPPP Boys' Glee Club I'1'f'si1Ie11f .... V1'ee-1'1'esirl1'11I S ee1'f'l ary- T1'c'r1s11l'f'1' . . . Ll.bI'lII'l'llll .... Af'l'0IIl11lll1iSIl . Sponsor George Chapman Charles Curtis Robert Doubler Henry Frietllnan Dick Claspell Shelbert llarris OFFICERS .. . . . . .. .... ..XVillia1n lierkey ..Grittith Davies . . . . .Ned Carter .xvvlllllllll Bailus . . . . . , .Harold Beal . . .Florence MEMBERS Clayton Jack George Lueas Harold Mendelson Carl Miller lliehard Miller slmfftfi- I.. l'. MeCuller George Perlors Arthur Tate ltohert XValko Elmer XVhalley Clen Zoller The Boys' Glee elulm has not participated in many programs as t because lnost of the members are Sophomore l5's. Miss Shaffer says that this group consists ot' many excellent singersg she has great hopes for thein in the future. 44444444444441934rvvrrrrrrrrrr eighty-two . -' , 31 NV t' ,ft 44444444444SHUTTLEPPPfPr5.PPPP ,MA rx Girls' Glee Club 1933-1934 OFFICERS First mul Seeoml Sl'lIll'S1l'!' 1,l'l'Sl'l1l'I1i ......... ...... I' Ilizaheth Daniels V1'f'1'-l'l'1's1'1If'l1l ..... .... I lelen Ankeney S!'t'I'l'fllI'!1-Tl'l'ltSlll'f'I' . ...Christine Davy LI'bl'llI'l'llll .......... .... I florence Hart Sponsor .. .............. Florence Slltlll-l'l' MEMBERS llelen Ankeney Edith Angelou Nlilclretl liiehl Virginia liiehl Mollie lllair Alive Brown .-Xliee Burr .Ianet Chew .lane Co1tdin1.:ton Vera Cattapane Eloise Crookhmn Iilizzlbeth Daniels Helen Culp Christine Davy Nlznurine tilussock Miltlrenl Hamilton liarbnra Dennis Betty Dick .lean Hanscom Hazel Hay Florenee llart ltuth .lanisek Elna Johnson Helen Kohler ltuth Martz Eleanore Meyer Florenee Mentall Virginian Morgan Audrey Nelson .lewel Person Catherine ltipple Martha liutter Helen Sehetlat Shirley Schoenberg tiraee Seibert Ella Severin Florence Shunk Mildred Shunk Gladys Sintlen Betty 'l'uekerman Marjorie Tufts Betty NVoo1l Betty NVoo1lley Esther Wollet Florence 'Zbeiger X irg.unia Zimmerman Anita Zorn Inga Lorn Starlight and A XVinter Lullaby are two songs which the Girls tllee eluh sings beautifully. Un March 2-ith with harmonizing voiens it sang for the Garden Club. But the Glee club does not sing all tht time as is commonly believed. Many members have developed thel own speeial talents in violin and piano hy participation in club pro grams. This elulm, with its singing and playing, with its study and di eussion ot' composers, has proved interesting and valuable to all of its members. 44444444444441934rrvvrvrrrvrr eighty three 44444444444SHUTTI-Ervrvrvrrrr I l w w A Cappella Choir OFFICERS Presirlcnl ...... .............. t Iharles Zentgraf Vice I'rf'sidel11 ..... ...... I Robert McCann Secretary-Treuszzrer . . .... Charles Marquard l,fI7l'l1l'I'lllI ......... . . .Robert Craxton :lf'l'0lIl1Illl1fSf . . . . . .Gwendolyn Talib Sponsor . .... . Lester Angel Cathryn Atkinson Esther Bredenberg Mike Bulukian Phyllis Cadwallader Charles Chaftin Dick Cleverly Jane Cooper .lane Cowan Cora Jane Curtis Leo Diedrich Elizabeth Durstine Evelyn East Harold Eisenberg Florence Frischkorn . . .lflorence Shaffer MEMBERS George Henwood Harold Herinanson NVilma Hinz Ellen Hopkins Elsie Kazmarek Robert Keefer Luard Kerr Marjorie Koch Delmar Lang Helen Martley Eugene Meleragno Harold Mendelson Leolyn Miller Margaret Mulligan Mary .lane Nellns Agnes Ongert Helen Peee .lean Pettit Betty Poeoek Marion Rich Jean Richmond Norman Rogers Norma Schunema Rebecca Shively Richard Spence William Stahler Robin Taylor Carolyn XVallace .lane Watterson Mildred VVise The a Cappella choir received a great ovation when it gave its program at XVestern Reserve. The choir. in addition to giving programs such as that at VVestern Reserve, sings on many occasions for assemblies. The a Cappella choir is considered one of the best choirs in the country. 4 eighty-four 4444444444441934rvrrvrrrvvrrv 44444444414SHUTTI-Evvrrvrrvrrv lidwarll Anderson llochelle Andrews Billy Ash Virginia llall William llarch ltalph Barr Helly Baxter 4ieorg.:c llechtel Miriam llecker Nlclha Henson ltohert lilakeley llolnert lloweu Katharine lirig.:htman .lack llurton llowartl Cable lbonaltl Cameron Curtis Carman llohcrt tlhermlron ltalph Coburn Sylvia Cohen livelyn tlunningha Roy ll'Anna Lorna Davies .Xrt llavis Itoy Denison Band Sponsor .. .............. Milton tl. Nicrgarth Ml'lMBl'illS Valentine ite Ulloc Clive llerhammer Leonard Deutsch lloliert Dorris Carl llrenske Irving lluehon llarry liillincr l,loy4l Fisher Marjorie Fox Nellie lfrizzle .Xmlrcw tlallaymla llohert tloclhartl lfrancis tiolmlherg lilhcrt tirillin William Guthrie Albert lleavilin l.cnnert Helsing: xv2Illl'l' llcnry Iletty lloetllcr .lolm Hughes ltohert llurtcr lncz .lacksou Nlarion .lackson Jeanette .lones ltuth .lones ltay Kiefer lien King Lucille l,a liauke lborothy Lewis llarvey Lewis .lohn Lickorish llieharml Lipman lfrank Long.: Charles Marquarql Martha Maurer Frank Nlerriel l.eolyn Miller llazel Nlillingcr .loan Morgan llerbert Moore Nlerta Mosher lillwaral Neary llohcrt Peck Arthur l'etti l'e,'.:g.:y Pickercll .lean lllchu Lharles lhte ltolaml lleyuolfls Douglas lloss Dale Salshury Vern Salshury .lean Schlemer ltohcrt Schneider Walter Smith Warwick Smith .lim Sneller Dwight Steffen ltose Stephenson Ilobert Sterret Bill Stonehraker Nicholas Tamhascio Flirna Taylor Betty Thompson .lane 'l'raughhar William Trelilc .lean Valentine l,a Verne Voll Irving.: Van llorn Carol Waelcle llichard Wallace Vera XXX-iganil llenrietta Weihel Geraldine Werger Naomi NVilliams .lames xV0lHlXV0l'lll tioralon Wolf Dick Young The well-known Shaw liaml not only assists in athletic events. hut also is preparing for a uumher ol' unusual activities this spring. Quot- ing Mr. Nicrgarth, 'l'lle hand has increased its membership to over one luuulred, hy the addition of newcomers from Kirk .lunior High: and, as the majority are sophomores, we look forward to greater attainments than ever heforef' Everyone is enthusiastic about the recently organized Band Parents' cluh, which cooperates with the hand so successfully. 44444444444441934vrvvrrrrrvrvr eighty fun 44444444444SHUTTI-Evrrrrrrrrv Orchestra DiI'6t'IOI' .......... Milton G. Niergarth MEMBERS Lucille Allerton Bill Barch Betty Baxter Harold Beal George Bechtel Melba Benson Catherine Brightman Alice Brown Howard Cable Balph Coburn Leonard Deutsch Valentine D'Olloqui Irwin Duchin liuth Egger NVilliam Guthrie Paul Hopkins .Iohn Hughes Marion Jackson Helen LaGanke Edward Lewis .lack McGinnis Dorothy Millis Charles Mitchell Millard Newman Boland Reynolds Charles Rife Miles Ryan Florence Shunk Wilfred Simpson NVarwick Smith Airna Taylor Harry Tettleman Edward Van Brocklin Vera NVeigand Naomi Williams Christine Zapf Art Petti The Orchestra has appeared this year on the Armistice Day, the Christmas, and Honor Society programs. It has also played in the Mid- Year Play, the Operetta, the Spring Concert, and the Lake Erie Festival. Although some entering students and former members of the or- chestra were unable to enroll the second semester, the programs will be so adjusted next year that everyone eligible for the orchestra can enroll. The orchestra will be of a sylnphonic arrangement comparable to that of any school. 44444444444441934vbvrrrrvrrvvv eighty-six 4444444444SHUTTL-Ervrrbvrvvrv 4444444444441934vvrvrrvvrrrvr eighty-seven 44444444444SHUTTl-Ervvrvrrrrrv Philomatheian Club UFl ltil'lHS Presidffnl ............... . . .Esther llredenherg l'ice-Pl'1's1'flf'1it-Tr1'11su1'el' . ...... Agnes Ongert Secretary ............... . . .Marion Olson Sponsor . . . . . .Mary Morrison MEMBERS Eunice Ahrens .lane Black Virginia King Geraldine Ahrens Betsy Dull' 'Marjorie Leland Barbara Barrett Adele Horton llelen Taggart La Francis Bernhardt Marion Volek The Philomatheian cluh is a reading cluh organized to enahle its members to increase their knowledge of good literature. This year, for each meeting, the cluh has chosen some one country: and it has dealt with historical events, biographies of important people, or some phase of drama or other literature pertaining to that particular country. The programs have been interesting and varied, and have included plays, monologues. readings. and debates. 44444444444441934rvvvvrrvvrrri- eighty-eight 44444444444SHUTTLErrrrrr'wr'v'vv l'l'l'Sl.lll'llf ..... l'ie4'-I'l'1'x1'fI1'l11 . . . .S'm'l'1'lul'y-7'l'a'us11l'a'r I .ilu'uriun ......,, SIHIIISOI' . Dorothy Bell Lu l l'1llll'L'S liernl lletty llouk lirnestine Brewer llohert Cznnphell June Cohen .lane de Ulloqui 1 lalrdt Lotaphagi Club OFFICERS I-'irst Sl'IIlt'Sfl'I' tihristine liuteh .Xliee lieu ...... llulh Carr ..... llelores Keating MICMBICRS Iletty Dick tlurt llyer .lean Forsythe Lawrence l riedinnn llulph llnrlun Alun Irwin Serum! Semester .Jewel lll'lCklllll0l' ........Aliee lieu .....Ruth Carr .....llelty Dennis . . .Mudge Lindsay Yirginiu liriss Hazel Knnig Audrey Mctlleniens Agnes Ongert tiene Rose .lunet Smith .lane Williznns I'he purpose ot' the Lotaphagi eluh is to foster and inspire the hud- ding genius ot' Shaw's authors and poets. The lll0llllN'l'S of the eluh :nuke their programs hoth colorful and varied with their own literary contributions. In addition each year they plan an series ol' lectures on related suhjeets. 'l'he eluh allways ninrks the end of tl selnester with il guy social meeting for the enjoyment ol' its llll'lllll0l'S only. 44444444444441Q34vrrrvrbvrrvvv eighty-nine in 949 4444444f'l44 Evvvrrrvvvvv if file homore Friendship Club OFFICERS President ...................,.. Roberta PurDun Vice-President . . . ...... Jane .lewett Secretary ..... .... H elen Gorrell Treasurer . . ..................... Marjorie Hehr Sponsor ............................ Helen Nott ff? , if ' CABINET MEMBERS Publicity Chairman ................ .lean Righter Service Chairman .... ..... . Marjorie Bell Program Chairman ............. Virginia Murray Council lfepresenlafive ........... Eleanor Frear f MEMBERS Betty Adams Ruth Drexel Ruth Matejka ' J' Alice Alldridge Ellen Clare Eggleston Eleanor Myers J! 'f Doris Balogh Mary Foster Xlarv 01-Sim, 1 Lucille Barth Helen Gribben Catlierine Ripplc j Lois Benawit Mary Elizabeth Halpin Marv Roberts . A Marion Binder Barbara Harrington Hakim Schedllt Jane F. Birch June Hatton hum gchleingm, Ruth Blake Katherine Kelley I ' S h H U Margaret Blakely Jean Klippert I 0 lllgh .ll'llL Emma Brenner Helen Kohler lllflle .. lrlllllll Carol Bundy Helen Marie Lantz Allce Mlllllsoll Betty Carpenter Virginia Lewis Almetlil Slmlelm' Betty Chambers Vera Little B'-'fly Stoll Mary Conway Patsy Lusk Lois XVise Thelma Downing Angela Marzi Louise XVoodrich ninety The Sophomore Friendship club has held many interesting meet- ings during the past year: a pot-luck supper, a recognition service at the Y. W. C. A. house, a Mother and Daughter banquet, and a pro- gram at which a talented musician from New York was a guest. The club held a dance, the Sophomore Hop. It filled baskets for needy families at Thanksgiving time, and at Christmas. 44444444444441934rrrrrrrrrrrvr 44444444444SHUTTI-Errvbrvrbrv P Senior Friendship Club OFFICERS lfirsl Sl'lIll'Sfl'I' Eleanor Spangler. . . li2ll'lHll'll XV:ilthour ..... .Sue Radehaugh Peggy Hc-ding. . . . . .lfloreuee Hurt. . . Ulfirz' l'l'r'xl'fI1'l1l ............. l il'sl Viva' l'I'I'Sf!ll'lIl . . . Srwolifl VI'l'l' I'1'f'xl'r11'l1l. Sveruul Seliiesfer .Barlmara XVulthour .Sue lizidehziugli . . .Peggy Healing . . .Florence llart ..Aliee Collin .S 1't'l'l'1lIl'y .,........... Tl'1'us11l'1'l' . . Sponsor .. . CAlilNl'I'l' MEINIBERS l'rugrum lflzuirnuuz .......... Constnnee XVurwiek Soeiul fflmilvziun .....,............. Betty liewlay l'ublif'1'ly ClIflI'l'lIIlll1 ........... Kathryn Atkinson ll'or1d l 1'llowslu'p f:I1llfI'IIH1l1 .... Voeuliorml f:lIlll.I'lllllIl ....... . . Musif' f:lIlll'l'lIIlIlI ...... ........ Sr'rnif'r' f:hl!I'l'llIlllI ...... . . .C Margaret Brown . . .liettv Poeoek .Alice Burr zitherine Mzirting leaune 'llehhe ...lean llurris Cflllllfl-I If1'pl'1'sf'nIuli1m . . ..... .. Ring Group fflllllflllllll . . The Senior l rien4lship eluh has had its usual good times and inter- esting programs this year. lts programs have consisted of ll recogni- tion-servlee tea. ll Chinese supper, ll Vocational week, after seho ol dances. ring group trips, and ll Cliristnius party. Cliristmas baskets lor poor l1llIlIlll'S were distributed this year as usual. 44444444444441934rrbrvrvvrvrr P Ilfl1f'fy-ORC 44444444444SHUTTLEvvrrvrrvvvr Members of Senior Friendship Club Marjorie Adams Geraldine Ahrens Virginia Alix Lucille Allerton Mildred Alspangh Kathryn Andrews Helen Ankeney Catherine Atkinson Edith Angelou Alice Averill Esther Baker Lois Baker .lanet Bales Virginia Ball Barbara Barrett Phyllis Baughinan .lanet Bayly Mary Ann Best Betty Bewlay Jane Black Molly Blair Madeline Bliley Mildred Blumquist Phyllis Bockelman Leona Bracker Lucille Bray Esther Bredenberg Marion Brintzenhotfe Alice Brown Harriet Brown Dorothy Bryant Margaret Buechler .lanet Chew Evelyn Clark Margaret Cleaveland Madeline Gomella Margaret Connors Josephine Conrad Jane Cooper Jane L. Copland Jane Cowan Kathryn Crelliu Marian Cromling Ruth Cummings Cora Jane Curtis Elizabeth Daniels Helen Davidson Christine Davy Polly Ann Deahl Elizabeth Dennis Nancy Dettling Betty De Weese Betty Dick Lillian Dormire Jewel Drickalner Mary Dunkle Catherine Du Band Elizabeth Durstine Evelyn East Edna Eberinau Ruth Egger Jean Ellis Bnth Essel Edith Farley Doris Ellen Feltham Eleanor Fiore Dorothea Fisher Helene Folkman Jean Forsythe Carolyn Foster ltoberta Frazer Marguerite Frew Florence Frischkorn June Gardner Camilla Geckler Maurine Glascock Mabel Goden Paula Goucher Evelyn Guscott Dorothy Hagey Mildred Hamilton Eleanor Haralson Janet Harrington Florence Hart Kay Hatfield Betty Jane Hauswald Jane Havens Mildred Hazelton Lucille Heyer Hazel Hinger NVilma Hinz Mary Lou Holaday Grace Horne Adele Horton Dorothy Housenlan Analois Hunter Celianna Isley Ruth Jemsik Ruth Johnson Ruth Jones Betty Kastilahn Elsie Kasniarek Betty Keller Anne Kerrigan Virginia King Betty Korf Virginia Kriss Hazel Knnig Mary Kupstas Mary Latima Jane Lauer Phyllis Lawson Mary Lekson Marjorie Leland .lean Leslie Marian Lewis Bethel Lichty May Linden Betty Lindsey Lois Little Buth Lloyd Betty Lukes Vernell Lupton June Malone Catherine Marting Alberta Marlow Gladys Mason Mildred May Ellen Melbourne Florence Mentall Florence Merriell Dorothy Meyer Leolyn Miller Virginia Millis Gail Morrison Florence Mortis Mary Jane Nelms Audry Nelson Viola Newey Nora Nobis Ann Noll Lois Ober Marion Olson Virginia Orth Mary 0'Toole Dorothy Owen Marian Papki Mildred Parker Virginia Paul Mary E. Peattie Helen Pece Virginia Pennington Dorothy Persing Jean Pettit Peggy Pickerell Helen Louise Plumer Alice Porter Margaret Qualman Dale Badder Lillian Ray Alice Rea Virginia Heed Dorothy Behard Kathleen Reilly Mary Helen Bice Dorothy Riemer Martha ltobb Elizabeth Robertson Grace Salladee Dorothy Saints Helen Schroeter Betty Schwartz Dol'othy Sherod Helen Shredl Mildred Shunk Wilma Skinner Lela Sinnnons Marion Slater Jean Snell Eleanor Spangler Juanita Stanley XVilma Starke Jeanne Stiles Laura Jane Story Betty Strong Julia Sullivan Adella Sutkus Florence Swartz Gwendolyn Tabb Helen Taggart Mary Taylor Jeanne Tebbe Bertha Tipton Henrietta Tipton Betty Tnckernlan Lucille Verheyen Jean Vickers Marion Volek Betty Jane YValther Elizabeth Watters Carolyn XVatson Betty VVeinz Betty Westcott Margaret NVilkes Virginia WVilkinson Marion NVillert France Wilson Eleanor YVoltT Esther VVollet Betty Woodley Helen Zalud Florence Zeigler Mildred Zollars Ruth Zollar 44444444444441934rvrvvvvvvrvvr ninety-two 44441444444SHUTTLErrvrvrrrrrr l'rr'sir11'nl v1'l'l'-l'l'l'S S!'1'l'I'flII'!l 1'l'1'lISIll'I'l' Spnnxur . 4444 fdwnl 4 4444 Hi-Y Club OFFICICRS lfirsl St'lIIl'8fl'l' Douglas Gullrun. Cook Clvlund .... liill lim-lchum. .. Dawn- XVisI:u'. .. 4441934 Svvmul Sl'lIIf'Sfl'l' .. . . . .l l'2llIk Slmnalmcrg .. .... CIIZIFICS Chullin ........liill Fickvn ....Hl'll4l Cll'1lVl'l2llld .. .Ii V. Rusmusson PPPPPPPPPPPPP ninvly-Illre'c 4 4444444444SHUTTLErvvrvrrvvr 44444444444441934rrrbrvvvvvvb lrillely-follr O 44444444444SHUT'I'LEvrvrvvrvvvv HI-Y MEMBERS Homer Abbott Warren Abbott Preston Deming Joe De Olloqui Tom Kewley Willard Kibby Walter Perkins Ewald Peterson Lester Angel Dan Diemert Ben King Joe Pew Bill Arnold Earl Donelan Earl King Herman Pocock Bill Ash John Baldwin Charles Barber Ralph Barr Harold Beals Dick Bernier Robbins Bosworth Clark Brown l'at Brown Douglas Brumback Frank Byrne Howard Cable Jim Cain Clifton Campbell Robert Campbell Curtis Carman Bill Carver George Chapman Robert A. Clark Robert J. Clark Bill Cleland Dick Cleverly Howard Collier .lohn Corl Robert Craxton Wilfred Cretney Roderick Cronk Chester Culp Earl Culp Bob Curtis Howard Davis Andrew De Melik Bob Donihi Jack Eisenhut Charles Emerson James Esch Armen Feldman Bud Ficken Raymond Flint Tom Forman Leonard ,Fox Louis Gentile Glenn Gilbert .lack Gompt' Frank Gottron Vahe Gulbenkian Bill Halliday l-larry Hamilton Mason Harder Albert Heavilin Ed Hepker Bob Hendry Harold Hermans 'l'ed Hill Merle Hoddinott Owen Howsen Glen llornke Warren Howe Charles Hugger Russell Hurst Howard Jenkins William .lewitt .less Jones Norman Kewley Ull Jack Knight Clarence Koester Bill Labus Del Lang Julius Langer Ray Langer Bob Latimer Kenneth Lindgren Roger Lindsey Theodore Leet Willis Liske James Lissauer Ray Marz Charles Marquard Bill McMahon Bill Merkel Ernest Miller Carl Moore George Moorhouse Hmnbert Morris Robert Mueller Ed Neary Joe Nelms Bob Nelson John Newman Frank Nichols Walter Nims Glen Owen Bob Peek Ralph Peckinpaugh NValter Peckinpaugh Charles Peeoy ...K .lulius Rassoletti Charles Redmond Theodore Reich Norman Rogers Maurice Rose Lowell Rupp Edward Scribner David Sheehan Edward Shanaberg Sam Shannon Carlton Shilter Bob Simpson Carl Snyder Paul Stevens Carl Struck Malcolm Strong John Stone George Stnrgiss Norman Sugarman Thomas Symes Howard Teserean John Thomas Bruce Todd Hi Van Buren Dick Walters Robert VVardle Ernest Whitworth James Whyte Paul XVicks Bob Williams Lesley Woodworth .lames XVright Charles Zentgraf History Club I,l'l 8flIl'l1f ........................... Ted Leet Vice I'rf's1'rlenl . . . . . .Albert Heavilin Sl'l'l'!'ffll'y ..... .... R uth Lloyd Sponsor . . ................ Anna Devney MEMBERS .lolm Baldwin J. Edward Job Gladys Mason Hi Van Buren Bill Kerrigan Russell Palmer Glen Gilbert Delmar Lang Janet Smith Richard Lipman The History club, which was organized early in the second semester, is Sl1aw's newest club. It started with thirteen charter members, and it has been constantly adding to its nmnbers. The membership will be limited to twenty-five. The club discusses events in history, past and present: and it plans to visit the buildings in which our local govern- ment is earried on. 44444444444441934rrbvrrrvrvvrr ninety-five 44444444444SHUTTI-Evvrrvrvvvrr 1 offif-v President Vice I,I'F'Sfl1l'l1f . . . . . . Sr'crf'lr1ry Treasizrer Sponsor . George Bechtel VVilliam lDeVor Willard Duns Laurence Friedn Lawrence Jewell Leroy Lash Earl Luderiksen 1311 Photographic Club OFFICERS First St'lll1'Sfl'l' Leroy Lash . . . Edwin Perry . . . Howard Tesreau Howard Tesreau MEMBERS John Matter liussell Morse .l3lllC'S Neitzell Alvin Rider Betty Rosebaugh Wilbur Schoenbaek Florence Shunk Ser-om! Scllzcslel' Edwin Perrv . . . . . . . . .Leroy Lash . . . .llorothv Howard Chester Culp Oliver N. Craig Mildred Shunk XValter Smith Gordon Spare Richard Spence Robert Staniforth llick Walters The Shaw High Photographic eluh was organized last October hy Mr. Craig, faculty adviser. to acquaint the members with various phases of the photographic art. Several field trips have been made from which much practical knowledge has been derived. Among those places visited are: Nela Parkg Gordon Connor's Studio: NVhite Motors Com- panyg and the Bell Telephone Building. 44444444444441934rrvvvrrrrrrvr ninety-si.1' K' XXQ f'jE Q2 A X ' Q . QW Y ,G-7 X Q 5 jx Athletics f xx ' jr -V f W3 : A f 'Wa 1 x f .- 5 56 jf- , Q?-fi v 4..-.., 44444444444SHUTTI-Errrvrvrvrrv Coach .......................... John L. Snavely Assixlanf Couch. . . .... xxlllllillll Nick Jlazzagvr ......... ..... I Cd XVright C Heavywelght Football LINEUP Ends ..... . .. Hugger, Hugey. Crunk Tackles .... . . Kraft, Redmond. Zentgruf Guards. .. ..., Heinlen, Hornke, Pfoifer Centers .... . . . Nelson, Struck Halfbacks .... .... I4 Iiscnhut, McMahon, Pe-ckinpuugh Fullhacks ..... . . .Gaudio, Wistar Quarterback ..... .... S naive-ly 44444444444441934rvrrrrrrrvrrv ninety-eight 44444444444SHUTTI-Evrrrbvrbrsr Heavyweight Football l.'uur'1i Slllllwly Lorain .. Shaw . . . Elyria ..... Lakcwoml . . Heights ...,.......,... Sh Sh aw aw 33 Sitlfllilifi East 13 Fairport 0 Shaw .......... Lorain 20 2 Shaw 14 ........ Collinwood l Shaw 7 . Youngstown Rayon 13 ' aw 7 ......... Lakewood 2 Shaw 0 ...... John Adams 0 aw 0 ..... Elyria 0 Shaw l'i .. Heights 0 l,Alil'l lilillf l.l'f.Uil'lC STANDING Nvtlll Lost 'l'ic4l l'm-rcvntagc . . . 4 0 0 1.000 . 2 I .000 . 2 I .600 I 'i .250 0 4 .000 mtl-tl un ganws won and lostg tics are nlisrcgarded. .llt'l'l'1'lIlllf.i1'S arc Q-still LHTTERMHN liu4l1'l'i1'k Crunk ....... .lark Iiiscnhnt ..., .. Tony tiaurlio ... .. lilwoocl Ilagoy ... .. l r1-ml llvinlcn . .. .. Gln-n llornko .... .. Charlvs lluggcr .. ... Charles Kraft ... .. Iiill Xlt'5lahon ...... .. Iiubt-rl Nelson ...... Wallt-r l,l'4'kllllHIlIHll . . . l m'd l'l'vif0l' .......... tlharlvs lit-clxnoml ..... John Snavm-ly ...... .. Arthur Struck .... . . llavv Wistar ....... .. Charlvs Zontgraf ... .. .l .l .2 .l .1 .l .2 .l .l .2 .I .l .l .3 .2 .l .1 '33 WA 3+ .-lss'I Coach Nick 44444444444441934rvrrrrrrvvrvb ninety nme 44444444444SHUTTLErrrrvbrrrrv Coach ........... . . .Noah Nunemaker Assistant Coach . .. ..... Douglas Vivian .llcuzager ......... . . .XVilliam Ketchum O O Llghtwelght Football LINEUP Ends . .. .... Sweeney, Anderson, Boldt, Werner Tackles .... Moore, Langer, Jewett Guards . . .... Sweeney, King, Burke Center ..... .... C arver Halfbacks .... Perna, Byrne, Musachio, Rasoletti Fullbacks ..... .... G ottron, Ellis Quarterback . . . . . . Snavely 44444444444441934rrvrrrrrvrrrr one hundred 44444444444SHUTTI-Epvvvvvnvvvv Lightweight Football ' SCORES ps, 1 , . Q Shaw 0 .... .lohn Hay 14 x Q 2, Q Q Shaw 14 .,.., llctlforal 0 st Q Shaw 19 ........ Loruin 0 A Shaw 37 . . . . . .East Iicscrvcs 0 Shaw 20 . .... Gurrcltsvillc 0 Sham 26 . . . . .Laukuwood 0 Shaw 0 .... Elyria 13 Shuw 0 .. .... Heights 13 Cllllfh .Vlllll'lI1lllx't'l' LAKE ERIE LEAGUE STANDING 4 N n Won Lost Tied Percentage lLlyI'l2l .... . . 4 0 0 1.000 llt-ighls .. . . . 3 l 0 .750 Shaw ..... . 2 2 0 .500 Lorain ...... . , . 0 3 1 .000 Lzikvwood ....................... 0 3 1 .000 'l't'l'cclll:lg.:cs :irc l'Slllllllil'll on QRIIIIUS won und loslg livs :irc lllSl'l'gilI'll0ll. LE'l l'EliMEN W'oo4lrow Anderson ..... l John llolmll ......... ...l Put llurkv ..... .. ...l Frank Byrne .. .... 3 Bill Curvor .... ...l Franklin Ellis .. ... Douglas Gottron .. ... Fri-rl Ht-inlvn ... ... llill .lt-wi-tt .... ... Earl King ..... ... .lulius Lungor ... ... Curl Moon' ........ . . . I 2 1 l 1 1 I Louis Mussnchio ........ 1 Walter l'oc'kinpuug.:li ..... l Ernest l't-rnn ........... l Julius liusoli-lti .... . . .1 Hill Snzlvvly .... ...l Bob Swi-cnt-y ... 4..1 Dick Swct-in-y .. ...l llurry Worm-r . . . . .1 .-lss'I Courli Viviun 44444444444441934rrrrrrvrbrvrr om' Izundred one 44444444444SHUTTLEvrrrvrvvvrr Ifofzrlz . . . . . .Roy H. XViseeup Jfllllllfjfl' . . .,.. VVilliam Ketchum Heavyweight Basketball The Shaw Heavyweight players, with the season of 1933-3-1 more than half completed, have had fair success even though they have not come up to pre-season expectations. XVith the high-geared champion- ship team of last year back in its entirety, Shaw looked forward to a great season. The first semester team composed of the all-scholastic Elwood Hagey at center, Peckinpaugh and Rupp forwards, and Heinlen and Baker guards, won four games and lost three. It defeated Lake- wood, Lorain, Pittsburgh YVestinghouse, and Alumni, East, Collinwood. and Elyria conquered Shaw. The team enjoyed a trip down to Pitts- burgh to play W6SliUgll0llSC and managed to return with a one-point decision. The mid-year graduation weakened the team, taking away all hut Rupp. Replacements were made with Langer at the other forward, John and Bill Snavely at guard, and Clark at center. This new team managed to win over Heights in its first start, but lost its second game at Lakewood. However, in the game with Elyria this team showed itself to be a powerful aggregation by trouneing the first-place Elyria team. 34-21. 41444444444441934PPbVVPPPPPPPP cm' hunrlrerl two 44444444444SHUTTLErrrrrbrbbbv tforzvll .. ...Roy ll. xViSl'l'llll .llulmywr . ..XVilhur l ickt-li Lightweight Basketball AIl0llH'l' Slll't'-lll't' chzilnpionship lightwt-ight lt-:im ol' Show was wt-:ikvm-cl hy grzuluution this your. XVith lillllvl' ut t't'lllt'l', l3iSunto :mtl Aalclstt-in ut l'orw:n'ds. and lit-lioc :xml Ht-idol ut thc glltlfll positions. this lim- tt-um lost hut om- lt'2lglll' ganu- thc first st-im-stvr. 'l'ht-ir slylv ol' ploy was huilt :lrouml Ach-lslvin. whost' fast hrt-nks 4-:irm-d him high scoring honors. Ai-lt'l' grzuluaition DiS:mto was tht- only I't'Qllltll' It-fl. Millvl' :xml Ahhot tlivitlctl tht- k't'Illt'l'.S tlutit-sg llursl took ova-1' tht- othcr i'tlI'XVZll'll position, and Larson and NUNYIIIIIII pluyt-cl thc guards. This lt'2llll lost its hrst throt- 4'lIt'UllIllt'l'S. gulm-s hut showt-tl gm-all improvvim'nt in tht- lust of its 41144444414441934rrvvvrvrvrrrb om' Imnrlrvrl three 44444444444SHUTTI-Ervrrrrvrvrr Coach .... .... l Douglas Vivian Manager. . . .... Carlton Sehilter Swimming Although the 1933-34 swimming team was not a championship team, it won five of its seven dual meets. It lost to the Heights state cham- pionship team and to Lakewood's strong team. Tom Sheldon was Shaw's captain and high point man. Tom com- peted in the 40 and 100 yd. free style events and, sometimes, in the med- ley relay. The 160 yd. relay team, composed of Bill Sheldon, John Clark, Jim Harrington, and Ernest Whitworth, proved its worth. In the 100 yd. breaststroke event, Cain was the main point-getter, with Wilbur Abrahams a close second. In the 40 yd. freestyle, Tom Sheldon and Bob Nelson made a strong combination. In the 220 yd. freestyle, Shaw had NVhitworth, with Clark as his partner. In tl1e 100 yd. backstroke, were three competitors, Glen Hornke, Ed Wright, and Les Vought. In the 100 yd. freestyle, Tom Sheldon and Ray Keiffer were rivals. Sonny Davis, Ted Reich, and Brud Cleveland were the divers for Shaw. The medley relay team was composed of Les Vought, Jimmy Cain, and Bob Nelson. 44444444444441934rrrbrvvrvvrrv one IllIIll1I't'l1 four 44444444444SHUTTLEvrbvrvrrvvr lfoueli ................ . . .... li. tl. tltli nger Tennis The Shaw tennis team had a fair season. It tied Lorain for third plaee in League standings hy winning ten and losing ten meets. livery man on the Shaw tennis team played equally well at his position, llllt Milton Silherman was the mainstay on the team. Silber- man won every mateh that he enteredg this placed him as the lllllllbCl' one man on the team. lie plans to go to the State Tennis matches at tlolumhus this spring, and by his average scores he should he the out- standing player in the state. Above all this he is ranked as the second hest tennis player in the eity. SCURISS Shaw 5 .4........ lilyria tl Shaw l .. .. Heights 4 Shaw 3 . . .... Lorain 2 Shaw l .. .. Lakewood 4 RANKING Teams NVon Lost Lakewood ... ... I7 3 Heights ... ... 12 8 'Shaw . 10 ltl 'Lorain ,. .. ltl 10 lilyria ....,...... . l ltl 'Tied for third place. 44444444444441934rrrrrrvvvvrrr one Iiumlrcd live 44444444444SHUTTl-Ebb PPVPPPP PP Coach ............ .... l C. C. Otlinger Assistant Coach. . . . . . . . . .... XVilliam Nick Track Last spring the Shaw Track team had a very successful season. lt won four and lost two of the dual meets entered. lt also showed well in the Lake Erie, Northeastern Ohio, and State IllCClS. ln the State meet liahoe, Shaw Track captain, ranked second hest of all the milers in the state. Other individual men hesides Kahoe were Rasoletti, 100-yd., 220-yd., pole vault, broad jump, and relay, and also high point man on the team. Next in point ranking were Zentgraf and second and third. Vought. shot put. discus. and javelin. respectively Letter Men Events SCORES VVoodrow Anderson ................... hurdles, relay , 1 , - -, , Robert Bookwater ..............,.... 200-yd., 100-yd. ' lL6l'liliJz':5 James Carpenter ..... hurdles, high jump, broad jump ghaw ZH- ' ' Hei his Robert Dawson... ...................... high jump , 82 B edford Joseph Diamond .. ....................... 880-yd. 73 Shore James Esch .......... ...... . . .440-yd., mile relay ghfiw 68,41 ' ' ' ' 'lxligvvrgit Roland Glauser ............... .............. 1 nile ' ' ' 'X' ' ' ' y Taylor Kahoe .................... ..... 8 80-yd., mile Harry Kurtz ....... ,.............. ....,. 4 4 0-yd., 880-yd. Leonard Lewand. .. .................... 440-yd., mile relay Raymond Marx. . . ,..... ......................... 1 uile relay Howard Page. . . ..,.............. broad jump, javelin, 100-yd. Julius liasoletti ..... 100-yd., 220-yd., relay, pole vault, broad jump George Simon .....................................,.. javelin Manning Smith. . . ...... ............... I 00-yd., 880-yd., mile .lohn Snavely .. ............... hurdles Ralph Stevens. , .lohn Stone .... . . . Lester Vought. . Charles Zentgraf .... . .. . .440-yd., mile relay ........220-yd. ,, .... shot put, discus, javelin ...shot put, discus, javelln 44441441444441934rrvrrrrrrrrvr one humlrerl si.r 51 47 51 42 54 68',Q 414444444444419 44444414444SHUTTLEbvvrvvvrrrr lfoueli .... lffzplflin. . . .1lul1uyf'r. . . .li C. Ollinger . . . Taylor Kahoe ...XValter Perkins Cross Country Last year Shaw's Cross tlonntry team lnade a promising heginning. hut in the State lneet at the end ol' the season only Captain Taylor Kahoe wore Shaw eolors. Shaw won the tlollinwootl meet. whieh seenretl the Collinwood . , . 98 trophy lor Shaw. with a score ot' 27 to ln the Northeastern District lneet Shaw failed to qualify as a team, a failure which was a surprise and a tlisappointlnent. The tirst two teams in each ot' two races qnalilied for the State lll0Ci. Shaw's team took third in the first race. Kahoe placed fourth in the tirst raee, making hiln eligible for the State lneet. Craxton also placed. Taylor Kahoe reaehetl the peak of his forln in the Stale meet. He took third place for the second time in two years, heating all the I'llll- ners from this section ol' the state. The same two runners outran him both years. Last season the first three ealne in nncler the former state reeord time. I.lC'l l'lCllN lloherl tlraxlon ttiaplain-eleetl liarl llonelan .lznnes liseh Iloland tilanser Taylol' Kahoe 34 ll Y William Merkel l'i4-ree Pickering Kenneth Quigley Irving Sehreek Walter Perkins ixllllltlHl'l'i PPPPFPPPPPPPP one lnunlrefl xeiven 44444444444SHUTTI-Evrvrvrrvvvv . I t Coach . .. .... VVilliam Couneell lllilllllgfl' . . . . . .Charles Chaftin Baseball Shaw's 1933 Baseball team was one of the best in Shaw's baseball history. VVith lvanditti and McMahon leading the moundsmeng Eisen- hut and Hose, eatehg Hagey alternating with Neely at first and at fieldg Maltby and Bill Snavely at secondg Peckinpaugh at shortg Clark at third, Captain Hugger, Heinlen, Fareus, Collins, and Hughes composing a strong outfieldg Shaw won eleven out of twelve games. The highlights of the season were Shaw's victory over XVarren, the recognized State champions, and Shaw's two victories over University's champion nine. Ivanditti hurled a no-hit, no-run game against Alumni. SCORES Shaw 4 . .Shaw Alumni Shaw 3 .... Shore High Shaw 17 W. lt. Academy Shaw 4 Garfield Heights Shaw 4 ....... Bedford Shaw 5 ......... Brush Shaw 6 .... l'niversity Shaw 4 .... XVest High Shaw 12 .... Shore High Shaw 3 ....... Bedford Shaw 10 NV. R. Academy Shaw 11 ........ Warren Shaw 17 ..... l'niversity 44444444444441934rrrr one lumalrefl eighl PPVPPP I 44444444444SI-IUTTI-Evrrvrrvrrrr ,v x,.q,4 Jig.-J-.-N-n' Girls' Athletic Council OFFICERS First' Selnester l'lv'sif11'l1l ............. Analois Ilunter. . . S1'c'l'1'Ir1l'y-Trmisurer . . .Betsy Duff ...... . . . l r1cuIIy Advisers .... .............. ll Iary MEMBERS Katharine Brightman Alice llurr Christine liutchart Betsy Dull' June Finnegan Analois Hunter Catherine Marting Nina Purington Aliee Rea Sccoml Sf'nicstr'r .........Analois Hunter Katharine Brightman VVhitc, Charlotte Anderson Edith llice .lean Highter Martha Robb Joyce Schelly The Girls' Athletic Council is an organization for the purpose of sponsoring extra-curricular activities. Each girl has a particular sport for which she is responsible throughout the season. The council also lans the Leaders' Tea and the GVIII-.l11lllS Jro fram. . iw 44444444444441934rvrrrrrrrrvrv one hundred nine 44444444444SHUTTI-Evrrrrrrrvr Girl Leaders 1 , 1 K 46 QM, may wvwnf 1.5 WWW :LQ 44444444444441Q34rvrrvrrrrrvv zmdred ten 4444444444SHUTTI-Evrrrvrvrvrr 4444444444441Q34vvrvrrrvrrrrr um' humlrml vlz've'n 44444444444SHU'I'TLEvrvvvvrrvrr Basketball MQ,-f The girls' afterschool basketball games are sponsored by Miss White. The girls are divided into two groups, the Players' group and the Beginners' group. The following gir s are team captains: Doris Balogh Margaret Buechler Helen Gorrell Emma Brenner Dorothy Hagey PLAYERS Helen Hackstedde Katherine Kelley Peggy Nunemaker Jean Pettit BEGINNERS Jean Illingworth Joyce Shelly Mildred Shunk Henrietta Tipton Doris Stewart Virginia Stone The games begin about three-fifteen and usually last until five o'clock. The girls receive emblems for basketball, but a written test on rules is given and the girls are required to pass this before receiving an emblem. After the final game the Army and Navy teams are chosen. These teams consist of the twelve best players from all the teams, and a few substitutes. This game is the final feat in the season of basketball. Come on out and make a basket! 44444444444441934rvvrrvvrvvrrr one hundred twelve 44444444444SHU'I I'LEvrvrbvvvrvv Volley Ball Advisvr ........... ...... ,... IN I ary XVbitc Allzlvlic' M1'n1b1'1' in Clmrgv. .. . . .Analois Hnntcr TEAM CAPTAINS Svniors .Innv Finnigan, Bvrnicc l4lIltll'llllllIll, Martha Robb, Mildrvd Vlllllll. .Iuniors-tlamc-lla Gvcklcr, .loan Pcttil, Mildred Sbnnk, Ilvnrictta Tipton. SUlDll0lll0l'0S--.ll'2llllIt'lll' lirirkrr, Ann llinn-o, lille-n Clairv lig- glcston. Aftcr-school vollc-D' : '1.' sz ' ' ' ' 'z ' .I.. - n '- x b 1ll xx as st nlmd lll tht tmll ol NN. ton tbl lllll post- of t'Xll'll-l'lll'l'lL'lllZll' crcdlt. Tlns your tho XVIIIIIIIIQ honors went to Ihr tvznn with tiny, but fast Martha Robb as captain. XVhcn volley ball season rolls around llns vvar, wr bo no to bavv nst as lar fc a turn- . J 5 out of girls as wc llavv bad in tho past4or vvvn a larger c HIC. 44444444444441934rrvvvrvrrvrvr one Inuulrcd thirteen 44444444444SHUTTLErvrrrrrrrr 4444444444444193g4PbPPPPPPPbPP one humlrerl fourteen 44444444444SHUTTI-Evbrrvvrrrrr li 444444444 I' O ll I1 and about SH 4441Q34rrrrrbrvvbrrr nm' lmmlrml fil'lf'f'r1 44444444444SHUTTI-Evrvvrrrrvr ,K ' ki' 'A ,-'fa' 1 wwf' 1, . X- ga 'G f .., xx rw 44444444444441934bvrrrrrrrvrr om' lzllmlrvzl Si.l'f0l'Il ., f Y' ' 1444 PATIIONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS .3 0 i one hundred seventeen X Mtfflief 'f6'!?Fff 'ff Xtbrou , f ? 7 Q Q f Iss: ,T 'I' fx? ff' X I I' -I Ex M! N f 'N' gix!'!'5fL1r- f 1- Firm. A E4 pf' . ' f12Ql1w1Hl'En'ugii fr WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF CLEANING WINDOWS IN PRIVATE RESIDENCES ..-p1iQi-a... LIBERTY WINDOW CLEANING CO. 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Muse: How long you in .lail fo', Most' ? Nlosc: :Two wot-ks. in 1402 Hayden at Shaw Muse: VK hat am do cliargcf Most-: No cliargv. 1-vcrytliing am free. Mosc: Done shot my wife. Musv: You killed yo' wifi' and only ' Must-: Ali mm-an. what has you did ? ll in jail fo' two weeks? Mosc: Dal's all. don ah gels hung one humlrmi ninvleen ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS FOR ALI, OCCASIONS FLORAL DESIGNS S0 CORSAGES A SPECIALTY Llberty 1774 14756 EUCLID AVENUE we oEt.nvER I Elsie: Mother, I don't feel very well. Bright Student: VVhat was the ruler Mother: 6sWllCl'6 do you feel worst, of Russia Called?99 deEl13ie: In school, mother. Bfigllwl' Student: The Czar-U Bright Student: VVhat was his wife called?,, The Ideal Gift for the Graduate is a Brighter Student: The czarinaf' WATCH 0' DIAMOND RING Bright Student: VVell then what are RAY S' FQX, Jeweler A the children called ? 12410 Superior Ave. Brighter Student: That's casy-czar- dinesf' We Train 4 2151 Gllvuvlanh Att O P 'l ' ' Q' tjjjs Svrhnnl nf 16115111255 BSSSSSSS OI' BEST A short walk from Shaw High BRANCHES 0 FICE MR. AND MRS. TI-IOS. P. SCULLY INDWIDUM F 4 POSITIONS 14250 Euclid Avenue Phone: GLen. 8893 I NSTRUCTION DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS ALL YEAR one hzuzdrerl twenty JOHN MARSHALL COLLEGE fstate Accreditedj OFFERS AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES TO OBTAIN JUNIOR COLLEGE CREDITS LIBERAL ARTS COURSES SECRETARIAL TRAINING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PRE-LEGAL COURSE JUDGE DAVID C. MECK, A.M., LL. D., PRESIDENT 9801 EUCLID AVE. CEDAR 6116 Convenient Location R. C. Cornell, Registrar - First Joke XVriter: VVhat's wrong? You look sad? Second Joke Writer: I just wrote a good mother-in-law joke. NOW the First Joke VVriter: Didn't the editor like it ? East Cleveland Coal CO' Second Joke VVriter: I don't know. 1700 simhmm Ave. East cleveland, ohio MY m th0 '1'11fW fini It first- PHONE: GL3020 Eloping Bride: Here's a telegram Our Leader: Ashland Pocahontas fI'0lll f21lIlCI'. D whale Pres E, D woods Seciq-reas. Bridegroom: XVl1at does Ile say? ' ' ' ' Bride: Do not come home, and all I will he forgiven. Put Your Painting Up To Par THE PARR PAINT and COLOR COMPANY I Manufacturers of HIGH GRADE PAINTS For All Good Painting 18312 Syracuse Ave., N. E. CLEVELAND, OHIO one hundred lwenly-one VITAL YEARS AHEAD High School Graduates- The years just ahead are vital years of preparation for you. You can prepare for worth-while business careers at Spencerian College, where men and women have trained for the past 86 years. Write, telephone, or call SPENCEBIAN COLLElili 3201 Euclid Avenue HEnderson 3200 CLEVELAND, OHIO N The Geo. 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Roberta: Yes-a log with a saw going through it. The Blue Lantern Beauty Shoppe 14685 Euclid Avenue opposite Lee Road GLen. 3872 Open Tues., Thurs., Fri. Eve. ' BRODHEAD-GARRErr co. Manual Training Lumber 8 Supplies Dlamond 0248 4560 East 7lst Street Cleveland, Ohio one hundred twenty-tum Llberty 5800 GLenville 6745 Llberty 5801 GLenville 6746 i RIGEL BRGTHERS ST APLE and FANCY GROCERIES Featuring Haserot Fancy Pineapple Deer Creek Cheese Haserot's Senora Coffee Special attention to phone orders. Patronize your independent grocer. 16117 EUCLID AVE. 2207 TAYLOR RD. Patron: May I have some stationery ? EDdy 7282 We Barber Hair with Special Care II0lCI CICFIC fllilllglllllyf I AFC y0ll 3 'nest of the house ? NICK CALVITTI if Your Family Barber Patron: Heck, no. I'ni paying twenty Ladies', Gents', Children's Hair Cutting dnllars il day, I645 Hayden Ave., opp. Sth E. Cleveland . Q I i f He: Ah, it certainly does seem good to he dancing again. She: Yes, I suppose there's nothing Driver: I wasn't going 40 miles an hour, or Sill, or even 20. Judge: Here, steady now, or you'll he like the feel of a good toe under your foot hacking into something. again. KNEE-ACTION in BUICK for 1934 Provides that Gliding Ride You've Waited For . . . Revolutionary Improvements . . . Auto- matic Starting . . . Vacuum Power Brakes . . . New and Modern with Character and Individuality LUXURY-COMFORT AND REFINEMENT AT LOW COST Telephone for a Demonstration-No obligation LIBERAL TERMS OPEN EVENINGS ECUNUMY BUICK CU. 12508 Euclid Avenue CEdar 3415 one hundred twenty-three FAirmount 0409 EAN' THE O. A. DEAN DAIRY COMPANY HIGH GRADE DAIRY PRODUCTS FoR so YEARS OSCAR T. UPINGTON . . For . . MEATS OF QUALITY Chinese Patient ion telephonel : Doc- tor what, time you fixee teeth for me? Doctor: Two-thirty-all right ? 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Freddy: I went to see my aunt, and she was happy when I went home. 1' i i' l O: I hear men are striking. K: NVhat for? O: Shorter hours. K: Luck to 'em. I always did think sixty minutes was too long for an hour. The Best Place to Eat TASTY FOOD AT LOW PRICES 13923 Euclid Avenue l RAHN RESTAURANT one hundred twenty-six THE EHRIG PRINTERY Phone: GLenville 9094 WE PRINT ANYTHING FROM A CARD TO A CATALOG Located at 1784 Amherst Street East Cleveland, Ohio Little Johnnie, aged seven, had been taken to the zoo to see the animals. llc stood before the spotted leopard's cage for a few minutes staring intently. Turning to his mother, he asked: Say, Ma. is that the Dotted Lion that everybody wants Dad to sign on? Phones Otlice: CHerry S657 Plant: Nllchigan 0955 H. B. Gove Company llushand: But why should we move? You were perfectly delighted with the neighborhood when we came here a year ago. She: I know I was, hut I'n1 tired of talking about the same old neighbors for a whole year. Professor: Here you see the skull of a Chimpanzee, a very rare specimen. There are only two in the countrywone in the national museum and l have the other. Quality Fuel Oils Industrial and Domestic C0'71D1f'Y1P'1fS of 24 HCUR SERVW Euclid-Page Delicatessen Union Trust Building Cleveland, Ohio Euclid GLenville one humlrcd twenty-seven EHIIHEII THRUUGII VI B0 QU! IA!! nv , ' , ' 1. , I..-, V. -,, .. 'V ,, - 4511. :,, ,i .mg - --x:,,. ., 5 ,.-pvL.,fr 5-v ,,3 .,.-,N--..., ','g, 1Q',Qp5..3.,1,'vjgkzjn-lawn., A56-g.4,,3 v ,,.,:,..x,,I., .-,M -.cy V,r,,f. 1, . ,-.1,,,, -,1 ..1,-wik i., , f xfy., - J,f, -,,,?,,. , ,.- .g,q.,4.h mek- f uk , wg -7 Wi-f .-. ,if - - -f.. '..z --,pg A, , N ., .A . U ,. .V A ,, A.,, , , ,. W ,A , rd, ,'g.H.1-i, :WL-1-9.:.,gf:.j-,,-fi: '-T-I-7 5. --.gr'-gmjf:y,:1Y',,'..-15,551-',L-3,,x-g,'7,:g-,-,H fri.. f,1,'1 tif-N' ,gswn ' -. V - .-- -1-.w . ,V--,E Tu: ,- 1- ' one hundrf-d fwenty-eight I S . W.-. At 9014 Superior Avenue A Complete PRINTING AND PUBLISHING Service CEdar 1024 W. S. HOLMES PRINTING CO. 9014 Superior Customer: XVbat does this mean? GIRLS. Get Your - - - 'l'here's a fly in the bottom of my cup l Vvaitress: How do I know? I'm a l . at 1 . waitress not a fortune teller. CHAPMAN'S ' ' ' ' 12316 SUPERIOR AVE. GL. 5068 Socialist: After all, what is the dif- - ference between a rich man and a poor man ? Bystander: The rich man has acute lIlI'yllglllS and the poor man has a cold. Q i O i Little Billy: My big sistcr's got two doctors. Little Leroy: Huh, mine's got two lawyers. NVealtby VVoman: Evidently that young man you introduced me to, today. 1411110 ulwly Slslvllls gonna have a docs not knoxv xvho I all1'?,, big operation. He: VVhat makes you think so? Little Leroy: Minds gonna have a VVPHIUIY lvftmam ulf,l10.aPPl'00iat9d M,pm.ati0ny the extent of my financial' influence. he would laugh at my jokes instead of my grainniarf' i i Q i Grandma: It is lovely. You have tuned in the radio excellently. Grandson: But, granny, that is the Telephone: PROspect 4915 vacuum-cleaner. TOWEL SUPPLY GO. The Oldest Towel and Linen It Pays to Look Well! Supply Company in the City MIKE NOBLE 2155 East 18th street B 'f Sho 14209 Euclid Avenue Compliments of SEARLES MOTOR COMPANY, ING. Authorized Ford Dealers 13817 Euclid Avenue one humlrecl twenty-nine THE ALLEN ELECTRIC CO. 2120 East Nineteenth Street CLEVELAND, OHIO Dad: My boy, think of the future. Fred: I can'tg it's lily girl's birthday and I must think of the present. Otiice Boy: My brother has a gold medal for running tive miles: a silver medal for swimming: two cups for wrest- ling, a11d a badge for boxing. Typist: He must be a woude1'ful ath- lete. Office Boy: He's no athlete at all. He keeps a pawnshopf, SUPER MEATS Where Quality Rules ' 12424 SUPERIOR AVE. I GLENVILLE 7940 The Glenville Coal 85 Supply Co. w. F. zoRNow Yards: East 105th St. and N. Y. C. R. R. Bill: XVhere've you been, Murray? Murray: To a health resort. Finest place I ever struck. It was simply Great. U Bill: Then why did you come home? Murray: Oh, I got sick, and had to come home. L Bill: Are you going back ? Murray: You bet. Just as soon as I get well enough. 1' Q 1 i Lawyer: thanding check for 3100 to client who had been awarded S5001 : There's the balance after deducting my fee. XVhat are you thinking of? Aren't you satisfied? Client: I was just wondering who was hit by the car, you or me. Teacher: If I take a potato and divide it into two parts, then into four parts, and each of the four into two parts. what would I have ? Emily: Potato salad. xr 1: 1: a Hobbs: I've half a mind to get mar- ried. Dobbs: YVatch out! Reno is full of people who used half their minds in get- ting moneyf' THE CLEVELAND NEWS COMPANY 700-2 St. Clair Ave., N. W. Wholesalers of Books, School Supplies, Stationery and Magazines Cleveland, Ohio ti one Immlrecl thirty Bratenahl Garage and Service Station Compliments of 516 East 105th Street Expert Repairs-Courteous Service Day-Night service GLen. 7511 12425 Superior Ave. GL. 3450 I Mr. Carter: When you speak you use TRAGIC heat energy. Student: Yeah, and plenty of hot air comes out. Quality since 1903 Tel. - GL. 1784 A STORE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD Hough Hoine Bakery Spek: That man has led a raey life. 'l'ator: How's that? S iek: lle's a 'oekevf' l J . Thru Service We Grow THE UNION TOWEL SUPPLY SL LAUNDRY CO. 2321 East 34th Street NIAin 0852 Ht-'s gone from our sight: He's no longer here: He cranked up his flivver NVith the darn thing in gear. Q Q W W SOLVED Freslnnan: Why do some of the hoys wear their hats in the hall? Senior: Because the birds are feeling the depression, and the woodpeekers are satisfied with even the poorest of tim- her. D i l W Melancholy Gentleman: It is hard in- deed to lose one's relatives. YVealthv Gentleman: Hard? lt is im- possible . I Remember It's Best at BERRY'S FOOD SHOPPE 4 Hayden at Shaw LI. 1600 I Teacher: Now Richard, what is a hy- pocrite? Richard: A hoy that comes to sehool with a smile on his face. I SERVICE QUALITY THE EUCLID-TAYLOR PHARMACY CO. Cor. Euclid Ave. and Taylor Rd. W. H. Tissot Paul Mackay YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE Free Delivery Service-Call GL. 0823 any time one Iumflrefl lhirly-one K N 1543 fDORTRAFHSIN'THH9ANNUML MADE BY The Newman Studio PHUTOGRAPHERS MAin 2333 1706 EUCLID AVEINIQE IIHOTOGRAPHS LUUZFOREVER .L ,Q Illht C O B U R N ' S DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS Phone Llberty 9328 15555 Euclid Avenue liarher: XVell, lny hoy, and how NV0lllll you like to have ytllll' hair cut? Small Boy: lf you please, sir, just like l.tlllll'l'.S., and llllllll forget the little round hole at the top where the head COIIIUS through. Q Q i i lirnest: How was the banquet last night? l':l'll2lZ Not so good. l'll'lll'SlI HXXYllSll'l the food flood? 'N lirna: Yes, very good -lllll I sat next to a ladv who sqlllnted, and slle ate oil' my plate all the time. Ul.en. 7410 St0nebraker's Drug Store We Deliver Anything, Any Time, Anywhere 2156 Noble Rd., East Cleveland, O. The Morse-Crable Coal Co. Retail Coal Dealers Main Oflice and Yard 1653 Doan Ave., East Cleveland Telephone MUlherry 4574 Patient: Doctor, l'm hothered with a queer pain. XNYDCII I bend forward, Sll'0lL'll ollt my arms lllltl llllllil' a semi- Cll'Clll1tl' movement with them, a sharp sting l'0llll'S ill my left shoulder. Doctor: lint why make such motions? Patient: VVell if you know illly other way for a man to get on his overcoat, I wish you'd let llll' know. G K 'I i XVhen the doctor arrived he found the patient in tears. Doctor: Cheer up my good man, y0ll,ll pull llll'0llgll.,, Patierlt: It isn't that, doctor, hut just think of all the money I've spent for ap- ples to keep you away. Q i Q 1 liasil: Traveled all over the world, eh? XVent up the Rhine, l suppose? Al'cllie: Climbed it to the top. Basil: Saw the Lion of St. Mark ? Archie: Fed it. Basil: And visited the Black Sea? Archie: Filled my fountain pen there. Eddie's Service Station QUALITY PRODUCTS 14913 Euclid LI. 9895 FRANK J. LAUER . I Fancy and Staple Branch Yards G R 0 C E R I E S Green Road at W. 116th sl. and Ffuiff and Vesefables South Euclid Nickel Plate R. R. LA- Mulbeffy Euclid AVC. one llllllffl't'lf Hlifftl-HlI'f'l' HAVE You TRIED oUR TAILORING? YOUNG'S DRY CLEANING GO. 14762 Euclid Avenue GLen. 0688 East Cleveland, Ohio Boxing Instructor: That was what they call a half hook. Pupil tnursing his jawlz NVell, you can keep the other half. ANGEL and GREEN tTwo Storesb 12320 Superior Ave., 14687 Euclid at Lee Rd. GL. 6955 I I Home Furnishers and Decorators 1 1 Pearl: You really ought to come to Shrimpton with me next summer. I had a wonderful time there this year-I won a beauty competition. Ruby: No, I think I'd rather go to a more crowded place. 'R 1 i i Bride: t'VVho is the man in the blue coat, darling? Groom: That,s the umpire, dear. Bride: Why does he wear that funny wire thin I over his faee?,' 1 S cs - - Groom: To kee from ljlllll I the ball- , UP A players, precious. Builders of Three Complete Lines of Quality Band Instruments KING - CI.EX'El.ANlJ - American Standard 5225-33 SUPERIOR AVENUE Telephone No. EN. 5187 CLEVELAND, OHIO THE H. N. WHITE COMPANY oun GCOD COAL Makes Warm Friends O THE CITY ICE 8: FUEL CO. A young officer at the front wrote home to his father: Dear Father: Kindly send me 50 pounds at once. I lost another leg in a stiff engagement and am in a hospital without meansf' The answer was: My dear son: As this is the fourth leg you have lost taccording to your let- tersj you ought to be accustomed to it by this time. Try and wobble along on any leg you have left. QUIGGLE'S Sohio Super Service Station 2139 Noble Road, East Cleveland, O. o LUBRICATION BATTERIES SERVICE EVERYWHERE POLISHING WASHING I TIRES ENcIlcott 3000 . Telephone MU. 9573 .I. C. Qulggle, Prop. one 1lIIIIlfI'l'll thirty-four Y Ul Fa 1433 Hayde FOR FINE PORTRAITS stest Photo Finishing Service.-Picture Framing to Suit Your Pocketbook n Ave. We Curry II Full Line of Greeting Cards for All Oreasious GLen. 2952 H CUBBERLY STUDIO Customer: Tailor: Yes e the aeeou I hear my son has owed 1 for a suit for three years. sir, have you called to AI! VVillie: Say, pa ! Pa: XVell, what is it now ? NVillie: VVhen deaf mules have hot HU words, do they get their fingers burned? st ttl Customer: No, l'd like a suit for my- st ll l Q C 1 ' on the sznne terms. Coach Cto new playerj : You're great! Q a an n ,N Q lhe way you hammer the hue, dodge, Louise: ls your dog intelligent? Louis: 'Very. here or don't eome here, just as you please: he comes or he doesn't eome. as - pleasesf taekle your man. and worm through your opponents is simply marvelous. New Player: I guess it all eolnes from my early training, sir. You see my mother used to take me shopping with her on bargain days. when l say to him, 'Come It Your Dairy Products i i ik i Pays to Buy Grocer: I've swallowed my eollar hut- lon l Mrs. Grocer: XVell, you know where . . at . . il is anyway! Farmview Creamery Stores I S The Finest Dairy Products in the World H03 llayden Ave. 2188 Noble Rd. CCi 'iZi 'f in BIJUMEL IGNITION Co. Auto Electric Radiator Speedometer Service 14201 Euclid Avenue CLenville 5922 The East Cleveland Lumber Company Ollice and Yards, Shaw Ave. and Nickel Plate Ry. U KLSS ,Wea EVANGELICAL 3 717 PRospect 7700 You Get courteous Service .mm THE EVANGELICAL PRESS 1900 Superior Avenue, Cleveland Printers ol THE Sl-LITTLE one hzuzrlrefl lhirly-five JCDSTEN'S QQ CLASS RINGS AND PINS CGIVIMENCEIVIENT ANNOUNCEMENTS Q3 720 UNIGN TRUST BUILDING CLEVELAND, CI-IIO Mfkin 6757 :Zz OFFICIAL JEWELERS TG TI-IE CLASS CDF I934 lfh IJ THE CAFETERIA The Cafeteria is a place where students may rest, chatter, and enjoy appetizing lunches. lt affords at break in a day of hard study. An Underweight Special was introduced this last year. lt is relatively popular according to the likes and dislikes of the patrons. When one sees the huge electric heater that makes potatoes fluffy, that changes fruit and cream into fruit whips: when one sees the great steam-pressure cooker--so large it might cradle several babies- nnd the tall four tier oven, one begins to realize how many people are fed daily in this sanitary. modern cafeteria. llow comforting it is for those who guard the happiness of others to know that every dish employed is sterilized and that each product that makes up the tempting salads, delectable pies, steaming hot soups, and all the other enticing dishes on the menu, must pass the careful inspection of Miss Klipple. for cleanliness, purity, and quality. Yes indeed, the Cafeteria is worthy of the trust. pride, and support of Shaw High School. Tlw Following Companies Supplying llw fJlif0il'l'ill wish Shaw High Crad- uutvs Success in the yea rs to come! Arndt :VL Stwan, Inc. Arnmor Nlarket Wm. Bauer Co. Brandt Co. li. H. Child Dairy Co. Cleveland Towel Supply Co. U. A. Dean Dairy Co. Fairmont Creamery Co. Gene ral Baking Co. Herron lce Cream Co. Laub Baking Co. Sam Lederman Sunshine Biscuit Co. Merchants Grocery Co. Pfalfman Egg Noodle Co Quality lce Cream Co. Ruben's Fruit Nlarket K. L. Stevens Co. one llllllllfllli lhrrlu st m n ou ilee ce roam-fi . . . You like it because it is cooling, it is delicious, it is refreshing. Ice cream of truly distinctive flavor and richness must be made with but one definite ob- ject . . . the purity and quality of the finished product. That's why thousands insist There Is No Substitute for Quality! I Quality Ice Cream Company lu' hIIlIllI'f'll lhiriy-vigil! Hlinderson 7700 6519-27 Carnegie Avenue GLenville 0400 We Cater to Restaurants and Cafeterias RUBIN'S FRUIT 8: VEGETABLE MARKET 12405 St. Clair Avenue Always at Your Service-Prices Right At Your Independent Dealer I.-A-U-B'S T-A-R-Z-A-N CRACKED WHEAT B-R-E-A-D For Energy and Strength The Jacob Laub Baking Co. MEI. 4530 4919 Lorain Ave. . . . For All Occasions . . . F L A V O R O L The New Ice Cream Roll The Herron Ice Cream Co. Compliments of WILLIAM BAUER CO. Food Purveyors We Supply Your Cafeteria 600 Bolivar Rd. CH. 3330 B U Y Fairmont's 'flhdtor Buttvr 9' A Part of Every Good Jimi The Fairmont Creamery Co. MElrose 6711-6712 2310 West 17th St. MAin 8450 COMP'-'MENTIS THE BRANDT CO. OF Famous for its MR. GEORGE SWAIN FINE FQQDS YOUR Supplying Your Cafeteria With SUNSHINE BISCUIT QUALITY MEATS REPRESENTATIVE 413 Bolivar Road THE K. L. STEVENS Co. I WHOLESALE GROCERS-Headquarters for INSTITUTIONS. CLUBS. HOTELS AND RESTAURANT SUPPLIES MAin 351-I 1310-1314 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland, Ohio MAin 3515 om' 111111111171 fhirly-nim Merchants Grocery Company Ohio's Leading Wholesale Grocery Jobbersn I For Highest Quality Always Insist on MERCHANTS BRAND Food Products, Used in Our Cafeteria Y 1026 Woodland Avenue CLEVELAND, OHIO h I ed forty B. H. CHILD DAIRY CLASS 1 MILK FROM APPROVED DAIRY FARMS ONLY GI.enville 2407 14002 Glenside.Road GLenville 2406 We Supply Your Cafeteria Let Arnmor Meal You The Arnmor Market Co. Meat Supplies for Hotels, Hospitals, Restaurants Cafeterias, Clubs and Barbecues 1747 West 25th Street Cleveland, Ohio MAin 5045-5046 Compliments of The Bakers ..of.. BOND BREAD Compliments of ARNDT 8: STWAN, Inc. Wholesale Grocers Food Terminal 3800 Orange Ave. Cleveland, Ohio SAM LEDERMAN Dealer in FRUIT AND PRODUCE Fresh Vegetables Received Daily at Shaw From Sam Lederman Northern Ohio Food Terminal HEnderson 3100 EN. 4511 UNit. 36 om' hunrlreil forty-om 1 DE LIC A 'PESSICNS Patronize Our Advertisers ! o This list of classified advertisements is placed for your convenience. . In this book, as well as in most publications, the cost to the reader is less than half the cost of the publication. We wish to thanlxhe friends and advertisers who have made this Annual possible. Students, if you are proud of this Annual and of your school, further this relationship by patronizing these loyal advertisers. DECOR ATORS Angel .Q Green BAKEBS l'Jad's Cookie Co. XVe serve your Cafeteria 12620 Superior Ave. GL. 7521 Ilan Dee Pretzel Co. Delinont Pastry Shoppe General Baking Co. Hough Home Bakery Jnroh Laub Baking Co. Loose-XViles Biscuit Co. Luthardt Bakery Mary Jane Donut Shoppe Hot Donuts Daily Euclid Ave. opp. Northfield BARBER SHOPS tfalvitti Barber Shop Noble Barber Shop Bl'Ill l'Y Sl-l0Pl'ES l-ilue Lantern Beauty Shoppe CARS East Cleveland Cub C1 T. COAL DEALERS City Ice K Fuel Co. East Cleveland Coal Morse-Crable Coal C1 Glenville Coal Co. Co. 1. DAIRY PRODUCTS B. H. Child Dairy Co. O. A. Dean Dairy Co. lfziirmount Creamery Co. Ifnriiiview Creamery Stores Berry's Food Shoppe Euclid Page Delicatessen Euclid Taylor Delicatessen Cold Meats of all kinds 15541 Euclid Ave. DRY CLEANERS Bond Cleaning Co. Dry Cleaning at low prices 15549 Euclid Ave. GL. T308 Yonng's Dry Cleaning Co. DR Y GOODS l'ohurn's EGG N00 DLES Pfztffman Egg Noodle Co. 6919 Lorain Ave. Mlilrose lol., ELEC'l'RlCAL Sl'l'l'lilES Allen Electric Co. Bluniel Ignition Co. ENGRAYERS Northern Engraving Vo. FLORISTS Park Floral Co. Peterson Florist Fo. Coma!! Your Annual Before Buy ing .' one himdrecl forty-two G.!l!.iGl'IS ilratenahl Garage l'omh's Auto Service 1'I11d1e's Servlet- Station Quii:i.:1e's Service Station ll. 11. Gove Fo, Hill liealerst lilllN'l'lHll1lS Arnllt 8: Stwan, Inc. Elsinore Market Frank J. Lauer Merchants Grocery Fo. lilprel Bros. K. I.. Stevens Co. I . Stehuringer Your independent Grocer 14443 lim-limi Ave. ll .K ll DHHS IUC The XV7ehrle Hardware Co. Paints, Tools 1-Electrical and llouseho1nlGoo1ls 141142 lflnvliml Ave. Llherty 6000 Il'l'I l'Ill'l.t3l Herron ive Ui-eam Fo. Quality lee l'rf-am Co. .ll'lH'I'Zl.EI!S Hay S. Fox Jostens George N. Nelson Wimlerlnere Jewelry Shoppe Expert Watch Repairing 131530 Elle-lid Ave. I . G. NVillIams W'at4-h Repairing 2152 Noble lid. l..lllll'IS' XVMAII Glanz Style Shoppe Vogue Shoppe l.avl1e:-1' Wearing Apparel 122132 Superior Ave. l.l'!lllER llrmlIiead-Garrett Vo. ifla:-it Vlevelanil laimher Vo. DI A ll li ETH l10l1l's 1 rnit Market ' Sam I,ed1-rman Ilnhen's I rnit Market !lE.t'I'S .Xrnnior Market l'o. Wm. Bauer l'o. Hranult Un. Idnelhl Taylor Market Fresh Meats at all times 15522 Euclid Ave. Schultz Meat Market VVe Ileliver Choice Meats 1505 Hayden Ave. lil.. 1783 Super Meats U. 'l'. Vplngton DlO'l'Oll SALES Economy Buick Co. McCarthy's Motor Service Excellent Ilepair Jobs 1370 Hayden Ave. Searles Motor Vo. D. H. Short Studebaker Sales N Service 14335 Euclid Ave. GL. 7200 I'H.iR!lACll4IS Euclid Taylor Pharnmm-les Stonebraker's Drug Co. Vassar Pharnlacy Prescriptions tillemi with care 13861 lflnclld Ave. MU. 93S7 l'AlN'l'lNG Parr Paint .Q Color Co, PHO'I'OGllAl'Hl4lRS Uuhherly Studio Newman Studios PRI N'l'ER S Ehrig Printing W. J. Holmes Printing' Co. Evangelical Press 1900 Superior Ave. PR. T700 R l'IS'l',l l'Il A NTS llahn Restaurant RFBBEH Philpott lluhher Co. SCHOOLS Dyke School of Commerce East Ulevelanml School of Husiuess John Marshall College Spena-erian SH I+! IG'I' Nl I'l'l'A I. Hayden l urnace anal Sheet Metal Co. llepairing on all makes of furnaces 1531 Hayden Ave. SFHOOI. Slil'l'l.lES t'levelam1 News Co. Stale l'l19l1ll0ill Vo. SHOES Vapitol Shoe llepair t'hapman's Shoes Shoe Repairing and lbry Cleaning Co. ldxcellent Service 1516 Hayden Ave, S'l'OllAGI'l Winilerinere Storage Vo. 'I'ON'I'II.S Uleveland Towel Supply Vo. l'nion '1'owel Supply and Ilanndry XXINIIOXV l'l.l'1ANlNG Liberty XVinmlow Vleaning Fo. Comzzlt Yom' Annual Before Buying .' one hundred forty-three A Qsuig h Ku,-1 qu . NW' 9 451- 'I N NV' AK . U xl' ,,. , I I 'if' ,LH ',f-,J fb H- I, L . 0 , if .'15QT1.'- -fi?5'- 'f ' ' I . , as - X ', Q , ., f . fu. 4, .Jwzl fn -Q, k 1 I ' i 3 Av J. P' 'AX , 1 X s 1 If . ' iff ,r-via? ' ,M 1 . 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