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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1935 volume:

H4 1 3 E ,NIE u ' V ' 1 A l I N 2 W H W Y vi N , f a w MX. w J K X YYY ' H M ru J, I xi 1 i l 1 M 4 ' I V Y 'N M' W NL4 ,Cvm+fffm7f 'IM L25 EBU ST T L E Pr Published by.. Tlwefgenior Class .f. tdby KATHRVN CRELLIN Editor-in-Chief MASON HARTER Assistant Edit o F ' :Q Q I VY -X v Mx Lax , 1. 1 , A f- rg-. SHAW Hum-lssCHQ0E E at I EAST CLEVELAND, or-no I O the emotion which is common to all Shaw stu- dents, which is as old as the First class to leave and as new as the last class to enterf which grows out of pride in Shaw's past, out of Fidelity to her present, and out of faith in her future, which impels each class to add its best etfort as another fair chapter in her historyi which induces the class of 1935 to record its period in the life oFShaw -to this enduring and pervasive spirit of Shaw, the staff ofthe 1935 Shuttle dedicates this book. ANNUAL STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief . . . . .Kathryn Crellin Assistant Editor . . . .... Mason Harter Janet Bales Eleanor Ball Charles Barber Vivian Bockelman Katherine Brightman Dorothy Bryant June Cohen Virginia Davidson Harry Drickamer MEMBERS Doris Feltham Harold HCFIXIHHSOH Jane Jewitt Clarence Koester Edward Kolman Miriam Lopatnikov Hlllllb6I'l Morris Irina Pece BUSINESS STAFF Circulalion Manager .......... Assistant Circulation Manager . . . Adveriising Manager .......... Assistant Manager Dewey Cowing Editorial . . . Business . . . MEMBERS Catherine Davis W. F. Josslin SPCDNSORS Edwin Perry Dorothy Riemer NVilfred Simpson XVillia1n Snavely June Squires Marjorie Tufts Elmer Whalley Frances Wilson Charles Zentgraph . . .Hazel Leslie . . .Grace Essel . . . .Paul Baiseh .Sanford Berg Helen Randall . . . .Clara Clendenen Homer Gifford W. I-l. KIRK Superintendent of Schools of East Cleveland M. C. DIETRICH Principal of Shaw High School SHAW FACULTY ABOTT, EARL G. I Economics, Ohio Wesleyan University, B. A., M. A. ' ARNOLD, MISS LINNIE A. Latin, Ohio Wesleyan University, B. A., Western Reserve University, M. A. BAKER, MISS LOUISE English, Ohio Wesleyan University, B. A., B. L.3 Western Reserve University, M. A.g Graduate Work, Chicago University. BALDERSON, MISS MARY E. Commercial, Ohio University, B. S. in Connnerceg Western Reserve University. BARNABY, MISS JOSEPHINE History and Educational Adviser, Ohio State University, Ph. B. ., BARNETT, MISS MARTHA FRANCES Expression, Judson College, Marion, Cur- ry School of Expression, Boston Univer- sity. . BRIGHT, MISS MARIAN M. Art, Columbus Art School, Ohio State Uni- versity, Art Students' League of New York. BROWN, RALPH A. Mathematics,'Case School ol' Applied Sci- ence, B. A., M.-A., in Mechanical Engi- neering. , A CARPENTER, MISS HARRIET D. Home Economics, Western Reserve Uni- versity, B. S. CARTER, CLAUDE J. Physics, Ohio State University, Ohio Wes- leyan University, B.' A. CLENDENEN, MISS CL-ARA English, University of Pennsylvania, B. S. in Education, Graduate Work at Western Reserve University. COFFIN, MISS ALICE ANNETTE Biology, Oberlin College, B. A., Graduate Work at Western Reserve University. CRAIG, OLIVER N. NVoodworking, Bradley Polyteclmic. CRANK, MISS LOIS Expression, Curry School of Expression, Mary Baldwin College, University of Vir- ginia, WVestern Reserve University. DEAN, MISS LOIS Expression, Curry School of Expression, American Acadelny of Dramatic' Art, Co- lumbia University. DEVNEY, MISS ANNA M. History, Valparaiso University, B. S., 'Western Reserve University, M. A. DICKSON, MISS LUCY.G..5JG4-least English, University of Cl cago, Columbia University, B. S., M. A. DILLMAN, MISS JULIA Spanish, Cornell University, B. A., Gradu- ate Work, Cornell, Wisconsin and Univer- sity of California. DILLON, MISS CORNELIA Mathematics, Ohio State University, B. S. in Education. DuHADWAY, MISS EVA Connnercial, Ohio University, B. S. in Education. DUVENDECK, MISS KATHARINE E. gerinan, Ohio Wesleyan University, B. L., FOOTE, HARRY M. Arch. and Mech. Drawing, Western Re- serve University, Racine College. GIFFORD, HOMER R. Mathematics, Otterbein College, B. S.: Graduate Work, University of Chicago, Columbia University, Western Reserve University. GLEESON, MISS JENNIE A. hatigi, Western Reserve University, Ph. B., HALE, MISS LOIS FRANCES Physical Education, Lake Erie College, B. A., Certificate in Physical Education. HARTMAN, MISS GRACE L. Botany, College of Wooster, B. A., NVest- ern Reserve University, M. A. HAZEN, L. M. Commercial, Mt. Union College, B. S., La Salle University, LL. B. HUBINGER, MISS KATHRYN Commercial, Ohio State University, B. S. in Home Economics, Oilice Training School. HUNTER, HOXVARD K. Mathematics, Western Reserve University, B. A., M. A. JONES, MISS JANET French, Denison College, B. S., Middle- bury College, M. A., Graduate Work in France, L'Alliance Francaise. JUNK, MISS ALBA B. Commercial, Miami University, B. S., Columbia University, M. A. KENNAN, MISS RUTH R. Llatigl, NVestern Reserve University, B. A., 1' - . KLIPPLE, MISS ANNITTA Cafeteria Manager, Miami University, B. S., Columbia University, M. A. KURTZ, MISS MARIE Commercial, Findlay College, B. A. LEIST, N. F. Commercial, Bliss College, B. S. in Educa- tion, Graduate Work: University of Cin- cinnati. LINDSAY, MISS MADGE English, Ohio University, B. A., XVestern Reserve University, M. A., Columbia Uni- versity LAE ,L -L ..-.LLL ,.. ...,,,L. , SI-IAW FACULTY LOWDEN, W. HOYT History, Ohio State University, B. A., M. A. MeINTOSH, MISS JEAN LAIRD English, Denison University, B. A., Xvest- ern Reserve University, M. A., Graduate Work, University of Chicago. McWEBB, MISS NINA Nurse, Farrand Training School, Harper Hospital, Detroit, Michigan, R. N. MORRIS, RALPH C. Chemistry, Defiance College, B. A., M. A., John Marshall School of Law, LL. B., Graduate Work: University of Chicago. MORRIS, WILLIAM H. History, Ohio University, B. S. in Educa- tion, Ohio State University, M. A. MORRISON, MISS MARY Librarian, University of Chicago, B. A., University of Washington, M. A., Uni- versity of Illinois, B. L. S. NICK, WILLIAM V. Mathematics, Geneva College, B. A., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, M. A., University of Southern California, Western Reserve University, Columbia University. NIERGARTH, MILTON G. Band and Orchestra, Northwestern Col- lege, B. A. NIXON, C. C. Chemistry, Western Reserve University, Wilmington College, B. A. NOTT, MISS HELEN History, Denison University, Ph. B., Uni- versity of Nebraska, M. A. NUNEMAKER, N. B. Chemistry, Otterbein College, B. A., Ohio State Graduate School, Western Reserve Graduate School. OFFINGER, E. C. Phys. Education, Springfield QMass.b College, Chatuana Summer School, New York. ORT, MISS ELIZABETH French, Wittenburg College, B. A., M. A., Study and Travel through France. PALMER, MISS MILDRED English, Marietta College, B. A., M. A., Nvork in Journalism at University of Wis- cousin. PATTISON, C. E. Physiography, Miami University, A. B., Graduate Work: University of Chicago, Western Reserve University. PENBERTHY, MISS MARY C. English, Oberlin College, B. A., University of Wisconsin, M. A. PHILPOTT. MISS MABEL Home Economics, Rochester Athenaeum, Columbia University, School of Educa- tion. POLK, MISS ALMA English, Miami University, B. A., Western Reserve University, M. A. QUAY, MISS JEAN History, Western Reserve University fCol- lege for Womenj B. A., M. A. RELPH, B. Machine Shop, American School of Cor- respondence, M. E. RYDER, MISS WINIFRED M. English, Oberlin College, B. A., University of Pennsylvania, M. A., Smith College. SCRIBNER, MISS EDITH I. Biology, University of Vermont, Ph. B., Arnold College of Phys. Education, West- ern Reserve University, M. A. SHAFFER, MISS FLORENCE Music, Mt. Union College, B. M., Public School Music Certificate. ' SNAVELY, JOHN L. Mathematics, Otterbein College, B. S. SOUTAR, MISS ANNA M. Economic Geography, Ohio University, B. S., New York University, M. A. STRUGGLES, EDWARD W. Hiskory, Ohio Wesleyan University, B. A., VIVIAN, DOUGLAS W. Phys. Education, Battle Creek College, University of Wisconsin. WENGER, MISS ELIZABETH Commercial, Findlay College, B. A., Graduate Work: Western Reserve Uni- versity, University of Xvisconsin. WHITE, MISS MARY E. 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, B. A., M. A., University of Michigan, University of Berlin, University of Marburg. WORK, MISS MILOCENT English, Western College for Women, B. A., University of Michigan, M. A.. WRIGHT, MISS HELEN B. English, Western Reserve University fFlora Stone Matherj B. A., Graduate Work: Columbia University, Western Re- serve, M. A. ZUCK, MISS ALICE MARTHA Spanish, Lebanon Valley College, B. A., Ohio State University, M. A., B. S., Study and Travel in Spain. Secretarial Course, Rockford College for Women, Rockford, llinois. CLASS OFFICERS JANUAN' President ...... ...... T ed Leet Vice-President . . . ..... Cook Cleland Secretary-Treasurer . . . Ellen Melbourne JUNE President ..... ...... D ave Wistar Vice-President . , . . . . Charles Zentgraplw Secretary-Treasurer . . . Cathryn Atkinson MERLE HODDINOTT Honor Society Student Council Observer Staff fEditor-in- chiefl Debate Club Boys' Glee Club JEAN SADLER Honor Society Observer Editorial Stall' Quill and Scroll Society Art Club FRANK TINDALL ELLEN MELBOURNE Senior Class tSec. and Treas.J Student Council tVice-Pres. and Pres.J Observer Business Staff Latin Club Dramatic Club Debate Club History Club Art Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Connnittee JOHN YVAGNER Rifle Club tSec.-Treas.l NIARJORIE DARR , Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club ' Boosters' Club A- -. ' Monitor Committee ' ROLAND REYNOLDS Band Orchestra CAROLE HAHN Debate Club Senior Friendship Club RUTH GUILER Dramatic Club Leaders' Club Senior Friendship Club Boosters' Club Monitor Committee JAMES CAIN Hi-Y Swimming Tennis Team Monitor Committee MARGOT WICKHAM Honor Society Student Council fCommit- tee Chairmanj Monitor Committee COHi- cerl French Club History Club Dramatic Club Sophmore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Boosters' Club HAROLD WM. EISENBERG Hi-Y Boys' Glee Club Choral Choir Baseball fAss't. Mgr.l Football fAss't. Mgr.l Monitor Committee EFFIE KRATZERT Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee LUARD KERR Dramatic Club Spanish Club Choral Choir Boys' Glee Club MARY LATIMER Leaders' Club Senior Friendship Club Army-Navy Basketball fCaDt.l Yale-Harvard Volleyball Monitor Committee BILL REINER Lightweight Football Swimming Monitor Committee Home Room Baseball Champ 1934 page ten JEAN VICKERS Senior Friendship Club Leaders' Club Monitor Committee CHARLES PECOY Hi-Y Lightweight Football Lightweight Basketball Band Orchestra Monitor Committee MADELINE E. BLILEY Art Club Senior Friendship Club Riding Club LOUIS GENTILE Hi-Y Baseball Boosters' Club Monitor Committee MARY E. BOERNGEN History Club Senior Friendship Club HIRAM H. VAN BUREN Student Council History Club Boys' Glee Club Hi-Y Boosters' Club Monitor Committee Lightweight Football Baseball MARJORIE TUFTS Annual Editorial Staff Choral Choir Girls' Glee Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee Leaders' Club Yale-Harvard Volleyball BRUCE TODD Track Cross Country Swimming Hi-Y Rifle Club CPres.l RICHARD H. TESREAU, Ja Observer Editorial Statl' Dramatic Club Photographic Club tVice Pres.J Hi-Y Aviation Club Ping-Pong Club Boosters' Club Monitor Committee Heavyweight Basketball CAss't. Managerl Baseball ELSIE EARLEY Leaders' Club Senior Friendship Club RICHARD WALTERS Choral Choir Boys' Glee Club Photographic Club Hi-Y Monitor Committee Heavyweight Football DELORES FILKINS Honor Society Annual Editorial Staff History Club Debate Club Senior Friendship Club CARMON MCNUTT Movie Crew Stage Crew Rifle Club Aviation Club Track CONSTANCE WARWICK Student Council Observer Editorial Staff Latin Club History Club Dramatic Club Art Club CPres.J Choral Choir Girls' Glee Club Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Boosters' Club Monitor Committee Leaders' Club TAYLOR KAHOE Cross Country fCaptainJ Track tCaptainJ Swimming Cheer Leader BEATRICE ANNE DICK Honor Society Lotophagi Club ' Latin Club Dramatic Club Girls' Glee Club Leaders' Club Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee page eleven NORMA SCHUNEMANN Honor Society Dramatic Club Choral Choir Girls' Glee Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Con11nittee EARL NELSON CULP History Club QV. Pres.D Debate Club Annual Business Staff Observer Business Staff Hi-Y Monitor Committee MARJORIE TRESCH French Club Senior Friendship Club WILFRED CRETNEY Student Council Swimming Hi-Y Glee Club Monitor Committee DOROTHY NICHOLL Honor Society Observer Editorial Stall' Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee HOWARD MOORE It LA VERNE V iL Band Monitor mittee Honoi 00 ty Will? H OWARD ROBBINS Dramatic Club tTreas.J Mid-Year Play Debate Club Monitor Connnittee Home Room Baseball Champ 1934 HOYVARD FREAS German Club Radio Club Track Cross Country LEONA RASILE f Senior Friendship Club RICHARD LIPMAN Honor Society Observer Editorial Stall' History Club Band Swimming Citizenship Committee HELEN ANKENEY Annual Editorial Staff Dramatic Club Girls, Glee Club CVice-PresJ Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club EDWARD A. KOLMAN Annual Editorial Stall' Art Club Boosters' Club Track Movie Committee Monitor Committee BETTY KELLER Honor Society Observer Editorial Staff Debate Club Spanish Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee WALTER HENRY Band lPres.-Drum Majorb Basketball Track Swimming Monitor Committee SYLVIA HELEN LICKER Dramatic Club page twelve THEODORE LEET Senior Class President Student Council Debate Team Debate Club CPres.5 History Club CPres.J Dramatic Club Hi-Y Monitor Committee LOUISE PAGE Choral Choir Monitor Committee ERNEST SMITH Lightweight Football ISABELLE LEVEY Monitor Committee DIRK MAASWINKEL Radio Club JULIA D. DEASON Dramatic Club Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Riding Club Monitor Committee PAUL BERNARD MURRY Honor Society CPres.J Student Council Latin Club Debate Club 1Vice-Pres.J Debate Team Stamp Club Monitor Committee BETTY VIRGINIA WOOD Girls' Glee Club Senior Friendship Club Leaders' Club Boosters' Club BRADLEY METZGER CATHERINE LINTN ER Latin Club German Club Senior Friendship Club DONALD RICHARD CHASE ROSELLA L. HARRINGTON Art Clllh Sophomore Friendship Club Lightweight Football Senior Friendship Club Tfafik LEWIS MONDA Monitor Committee Monitor Committee KATHRYN HALL HENRIETTA WEIBEL MYRON HAI LFNBFRG Monitor Committee Band Riile Club page thirteen -Y V W YY. T FLORENCE HART Honor Society Observer Editorial Staff Observer Business Staff French Club Senior Friendship Club fT1'eas.J Choral Choir Girls' Glee Club Monitor Committee LEONARD FOX Boys' Glee Club Hi-Y Track Cross Country Monitor Committee FLEANOR ANDERSON Observer Editorial Staff Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee LESLIE XVOODVVORTH History Club Ping-Pong Club Hi-Y Monitor Committee Heavyweight Football BETTY BADGER Art Club Leaders' Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee ONSTANTINE MESSER SYVIIlIllliI'lg ' Citizenship Committee DOROTHY BELL Lotophagi Club Annual Business Staff Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee MARIO BALZANO HARRY ALEXANDER MARGUERITE A. CRAIGIE French Club History Club Dramatic Club CExec. COIIIJ Mid-Year Play Senior Friendship Club. Boosters' Club Monitor Committee WILLIAM GRAD Observer Editorial Staff History Club German Club Orchestra 6' DOR0 IS , Stud t Council lSec. Band Monitor Commi t ll ERNIE PERNA Lightweight Basketball Lightweight Football Heavyweight Football Track ARLENE BEVERLY PRICE Dramatic Club Ping-Pong Club YVILLIAM RYAN Heavyweight Football Swimming Home Room Baseball Champ 1934 Monitor Committee RUBY ROSE Dramatic Club page fourteen JOHN HUGHES Band Orchestra BETHEL LICHTY Girls' Glee Club Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Boosters' Club Monitor Committee LOUIS DE JULIUS Lightweight Football JANE DE OLLOQUI Observer Editorial Staff Lotophagi Club Latin Club Dramatic Club Debate Club Q History Club Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Girls' Glee Club Boosters' Club Monitor' Committee Senior Life Saving Riding Club CVice-Pres.J JULIUS LANGER Lightweight Football Lightweight Basketball Heavyweight Basketball I-Ii-Y Track Monitor Committee ALICE E. BURR Honor Society Student Council Athletic Council fPres.J Leaders' Club S Pin Girls' Glee Club CPres.J Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee JESS BULLOCK German Club History Club Boys' Glee Club LOIS BURTON Observer Business Staff Globe Trotters' Club Debate Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee page fifteen CAMILLA GECKLER Dramatic Club Sophomore Friendship Senior Friendship Club Club KENNETH CLARK MARGARET CONNORS Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee JOHN MATTER German Club Photographic Club Monitor Committee RUTH JOHNSON Honor Society Observer Editorial Staff Debate Club Leaders' Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Connnittee WALTER A. PERKINS ' I Hi-Y S? Dramatic Club fs' Swimming Teanfzv Lightweight Footbal Track iAss't. Managerh Cross Countl 'y QManagerJ Monitor Committee CLARA E. HENNEL Art Club German Club Senior Frien dship Club DAN REINES Honor Society Debate Club History Club Stamp Club fPres.J Monitor Committee Tennis LUCILLE XV. ROTHGEB ARTHUR E. STRUCK Heavyweight Football CCaptainj Heavyweight Basketball Baseball Hi-Y Track Monitor Committee BETTY LUKES Honor Society Leaders' Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee Army-Navy Basketball DONALD MONDA Monitor Committee Home Room Baseball Champ 1934 ELEANOR MENSFORTH Latin Club Dramatic Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee HAROLD MENDELSON Dramatic Club Debate Club Choral Choir Boys' Glee Club CPres.J Monitor Committee Home Room Baseball Champ 1934 HOWARD CABLE Band Orchestra Hi-Y Monitor Committee Aviation Club DOROTHY HAGEY Observer Staff Art Club Leaders' Club Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Boosters' Club Monitor Committee JOHN COBL Hi-Y Lightweight Football Swimming Ping-Pong Club VIRGINIA RYAN History Club Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Boosters' Club Monitor Committee RICHARD LUNDGREN EMMA GERTRUDE LINN Art Club ELEANOR LOUISE BRICKER LEONA BRACKEN Leaders' Club Globe Trotters' Club Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club ANTHONY M. PEBROTTI Lightweight Football Heavyweight Football Track Monitor Committee Monitor Committee ALICE STRAND Senior Friendship Club page sixteen ELEANOR ROSE Student Council Dramatic Club Q Senior Friendship Club JUANITA RODGERS Lotophagi Club Philomatheian Club L Dramatic Club Senior Friendship Club Boosters' Club I Monitor Committee MELBA BENSON Honor Society CSec.-Treas. Band Orchestra Monitor Committee ELLEN RUSSELL HOPKINS Choral Choir Girls' Glee Club Senior Friendship Club DONALD COOPER Swimming D Monitor Committee MILDRED PARKER Dramatic Club Boosters' Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee ALICE BROWN Girls' Glee Club' Orchestra Photographic Club Senior Friendship Club ROBERT S. WILLIAMS Debate Club Globe Trotters' Club Boys' Glee Club Hi-Y Ping-Pong Club CSec.J Tennis Team EMIL SUTT Art Club PHYLLIS LEVY Observer Business Staff French Club Dramatic Club Debate Club Boosters' Club Leaders' Club EUGENE MELARAGNO J Boys' Glee Club Home Room Baseball Champ 1934 BETTY KORF Leaders' Club Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club LUCILLE WORSNOP Honor Society Senior Friendship Club GAIL MORRISON Dramatic Club Leaders' Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee ROSE ANDEL Senior Friendship Club Globe Trotters' Club Monitor Committee SARA PATRICK Senior Friendship.Club Monitor Committee ' Lu. - page seventeen A ROBERT LEITZELL HAROLD MARSHALL JANE WATTERSON History Club Debate Club RI H Y LEONARD Girls, Glee Club b t ,- Club Choral Choir a ' lb Sophomore Friendship Club tan lub CSec-J - . via u Club SQUIOI' FI'lCIldShlD Clllb Cross Country Boosters' Club U Movie Creyv Momtor Committee Monitor Committee Leaders' Club Senior Life Saving ERNEST DURAND Choral Choir Boys' Glee Club THERESA HAAS Monitor Committee Aviation Club COOK CLELAND Senior Class Vice-Pres. Lightweight Football Heavyweight Football Hi-Y. fPres.l Ping-Pong Club Boosters' Club Monitor Committee HOWARD COLLIER JACK BENNETT DOROTHY M. SANDS Hi-Y Senior Friendship Club Cross Country HENRY SCHOENFELD Monitor Committee page eighteen MID-YEAR CLASS COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES FMDAY, JANUARY 25, 1935, 8:15 P. M. The W. H. Kirlc Junior High School Auditorium East Cleveland, Ohio Program Presiding-MR. W. H. Kimi Superintendent of East Cleveland Schools I. Grand March-Pomp and Chivalry .................. . . .Roberts Shaw High School Orchestra Milton G. Niergarth, Directing II. Cal O Moru of Beauty-from Finlandia ..... ..... J ean Sibelius fbi The Lord is My Shepherd ............... ..... F ranz Schubert Shaw Choral Choir Florence Shaifer, Directing III. Invocation ..... .... ......... ' . .Reu. P. B. Schaffner Pastor, Church of the Cross IV. Solos--Cal A Birthday .................. .... I Voodman tbl Life ................................. ...... C urran Mary Marting Catherine Marting, Accompanist V. Address- VVhat Education Ought to Help One to do for Himself ...................................Dr.Boydlidwards Headmaster, Mercersburg Academy VI. Cal Echo Song-Sixteenth Century ................. Orlando di Lasso tbl Under the Stars-Cuban tune ......... Arranged by H. VV. Loomis Shaw Choral Choir VII. Presentation of Class ..... ..................... A Iarion C. Dietrich Principal of Shaw High School Presentation of Diplomas ........................ Mr. Ben B. IVickham President, East Cleveland Board of Education page nineteen NIARCI ER ARY JANE GASIER Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Dramatic Club Monitor Committee XVARREN TAYLOR ABBOTT Heavyweight Basketball Lightweight Basketball Baseball Lightweight Football Tennis Monitor Committee Rifle Club Stamp Club NVILLIAM E. SNAVELY Honor Society Lightweight Football Heavyweight Football Lightweight Basketball Heavyweight Basketball Baseball Student Council Annual Editorial Stall' Monitor Committee ELLA MAE THOMAS Monitor Committee Leaders' Club BILL STONEBRAKER Lea rs' ub Bijlld n S on giendship Club Lightweight Football - Y Q ship club Baseball l HUGH DANIELS Lightweight Football Monitor Conunittec Ritle Club ALICE ROSE Latin Club Monitor Committee LAXVRENCE J EXVELL Annual Editorial Stall' Latin Club tPres.l Boosters' Club Photographic Club Hi-Y BERNADENE MCILHATTEN Dramatic Club Leaders' Club Art Club Friendship Club DAVID WISTAR Senior Class President Student Council CPres.J Heavyweight Football Track Hi-Y CTreas.J RUTH CUNNINGHAM Leaders' Club Monitor Committee LOYVELL RUPP Hi-Y Student Council Baseball Heavyweight Basketball fC3Dl-l RUTH LLOYD Honor Society Student Council Sophomore Friendship Club tPres.l Senior Friendship Club History Club CSec. and Pres.J Leaders' Club Monitor Committee Boosters' Club LEO DIEDERICH Heavyweight Football Dramatic Club Baseball KATHRYN CRELLIN Honor Society Annual Editorial Staff tEditor-in-chief? Debate Club tTreas.J History Club Monitor Committee Senior Friendship Club Riding Club page twenty BETTY JEAN BRESSLER Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club German Club OLIVER G. KIMBALL giadefs' 'gall St ff Latin Club server usiness a ',. - Monitor Committee Auauqn Club Army-Navy Basketball Team Yale-Harvard Volleyball Team RUTH MARZ , Dramatic Club GEORGE IYIDD Sophomore Friendship Club Heavyweight Football Senior Friendship Club Track Girls' Glee Club German Club Leaders' Club Debate Club Monitor Committee CAROLYN GALEN LLI ' IANTEL Monitor Committee so h L - , Light eight Football gms Glee Club Lightweight Basketball rHnlatlC Bqsebqll Honor Society ' ' NICK MARKUS D'iifE,1QADQER . ASQ Heavyweight Football GSE, 061660331 Track - Debate Cl Ewfnilgfngcl b Dramatic 055 ee U Friendsh uh DORIS ELLEN FELTHAM Annual Editorial Stall' CLARENCE KOESTER Obsewel' Staff Lightweight Football Moflitol' C0llUllitt9e Lightweight Basketball Senior Friendship Club Annual Editorial Staff Dramatic Club Art Club Sophomore Friendship Club Baseball Boosters' Club Cho,-31 Choi,- Leaders' Club Hi-y Yale-Harvard Volleyball V BETTY KASTILAHN gophoniore 13'ilendgi1iJClL1b JAMES NEITZEL Ai11i3fNn'l5S'l35S1l5'tbatl ?gOl:1tOI' gognnittee Eale5Harv8f'dbVolleyball is ory u ea ers' u Photographic Club OgJs?ver Business Staff etter Monitor Committee FLORENCE MERRIELL iw French Club PAUL HOHNSBEN 'i Latin Club Photographic Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor 0011111111106 Monitor Committee PHYLLIS LAWSON 4 Sophomore Friendship Club FRED WYSS 1S122h'2f5'6iIISSh'p Cm' AVHIUOH Club Monitor Committee Latin Club iTreas.J page twenty-one - Y 1 5 N swim 7 DOROTHY E. BRYANT JOSEPH NELMS German Club Swimming Hi-Y Leaders' Club h g club 22st:,2m12iz55Qa2dS1a:stC'ub Dramatic Club Choral Choir p Monitor Committee Annual Editorial Stan- JANE TRAUGHBER B. l ' ' Solghomore Friendship Club ROBERT HEBDRX Senior Friendship Club I . HAnn1soN Knees LIELTQN R0BPEBTSd h. Cl h .K - op omore rieu s ID u Bzeiigigtfllgub Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee Gerlllml Club MAURINE GLASSCOCK , Girls, Glee Club ALFRED I. ROSENBERG Senior Friendship Club Radlo Club fSeC Tl'93S-5 Qlyohomor iendship Club LES BARBER Annual Editorial Staff Dramatic Club Dgbatg Club JANE LIALONE Stamp Club i Debate Club gl0lllli0I' Committee Senior Friendship rac ' Cross Country Hi-Y Senior Friendship Club Sophomore Friendship Club Monitor Committee Globe Trotters' Club Observer Editorial Staff Stamp Club QPresidentD History Club CATHERINE L. MARTING HS!! Leaders' Club Athletic Council Monitor Committee Army-Navy Basketball Yale-Harvard Volleyball DE-LMA SILVEROLI Sophomore Friendship Club Riding Club Senior Friendship Club Annual Business Statl' Choral Choir Orchestra ' HENRIETTA TIPTON Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee Junior Life Saving Senior Life Saving ALVIN HALL Leaders' Club Baseball Yale-Harvard Volleyball T,-ack Army-Navy Basketball Boys' Gleg Club S Letter page twenty-two CHARLES ZENTGRAF Senior Class Vice-President Junior Class Vice-President Student Council Monitor Committee Heavyweight Football CCapt.J Heavyweight Basketball Track Choral Choir fPres.J Boys' Glee Club CPres.J Annual Editorial Staff Hi-Y Boosters' Club German Club NINA PURINGTON Houo ' .Society , tude f'Qouncil ram. qGlub op ore Friendship Club gi' r Friendship Club It bnitag 'Coinmittee SHS!! i :csv L IU! Athletilciltlotllicil Junior ife Saving Senior Life Saving Army-Navy Basketball Yale-Harvard Volleyball DICK SWEENEY Lightweight Football Monitor Committee RHODA SPATE Dramatic Club Senior Friendship Club MARTIN HECHT Monitor Committee Hi-Y . A Lightweight Football Track JANE CODDINGTON Debate Club Girls' Glee Club tV. Pres.J Choral Choir RAYMOND FLINT Heavyweight Football Heavyweight Basketball Swimming Hi-Y ROBIN TAYLOR Girls' Glee Club Choral Choir Art Club PHYLLIS CADWALLADER Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club French Club Lotophagi Club Choral Choir Senior Life Saving ROBERT SWEENEY Lightweight Football Monitor Committee EDITH RICE French Club Leaders' Club Riding Club Senior Friendship Club Athletic Council Army-Navy Basketball Harvard-Yale Volleyball WALTER CROSS Boys' Glee Club Choral Choir Dramatic Club Hi-Y Monitor Committee IRENE B. BURKHARDT Observer Editorial Staff CEditor-in-chiefb Lotophagi Club Choral Choir FRANK GOTTRON Lightweight Football Monitor Committee Hi-Y PHYLLIS BAUGHMAN Girls' Glee Club German Club Senior Friendship Club Philomatheian Club CARL MOORE Lightweight Football , Student Council . Monitor Committee Track Hi-Y page twenty- three PAUL ZABEL RUTH LANV Student Council German Club Senior Friendship Club 3 Senior Life Saving Debate'Club History Club , Honor' Society Boosters' Club s 7 4 ' Monitor Commitiee ' BETTY R i , ROBERT COGAN So in e i' ndship Club Sem' If i p Club J I X , X, EDWARD LONGSTREET Stage Crew Boosters' Club JANE COOPER Latin Club Cheerio Club Girls' Glee Club Choral Choir Dramatic Club Riding Club Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee HARVEY LEWIS Band Monitor Committee Globe Trotters' Club VIRGINIA WILKINSON Dramatic Club Latin Club French Club Leaders' Club Senior Friendship Club Mid-Year Play .IIM WHYTE Observer Edtorial Staff Hi-Y CSec.D Monitor Committee Track tAss't. Mgr.J Lightweight Basketball tMgr.J Swimming I Ml LDRED HAZELTON Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Leaders' Club Monitor Committee Boosters' Club Philomatheian Club Baseball Globe Trotters' Club tSec.l GENEVIEVE BARBER Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Leaders' Club Boosters' Club WARWICK SMITH Band . Orchestra Boys' Glee Club Monitor Committee BETTY WESTCOTT Dramatic Club Monitor Committee Senior Friendship Club Sophomore Friendship Club WILLIAM MERKEL Track - Cross Country Hi-Y Dramatic Club Monitor Committee DOROTHY OWEN Dramatic Club Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee ELLSWORTH FREDERICK page twenty-four 1 LB! T GRIFFIQ - Ba .x Qi ms - CATHRYN ATKINSON C s cretary M or Committee ' s' ee ub MARIAN ELIZABETH PAPKE Senior Friendshi Club fSec. and Pres.lJ Sophomore Friendship Club CVice-Pres.J , Latin Club Boosters' Club Monitor Committee SAMUEL FRIEDMAN opho o e 'endship Club Honor Society KPMSJ Senio rien s ip Club Stude t Coun ' Dramatic Club Q Debate Club Art'Club Choral Choir n ALFRED RIDER Photographic Club Globe Trotters' Club SHIRLEY WADE Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee Leaders' Club YVILLIAM BANDLOXV MARGARET CLEAVELAND Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Leaders' Club Boosters' Club Monitor Committee ROBERT MCCANN Boys' Glee Club Choral Choir tVice-Pres.J Igr L ck rfclub S rie dsh' lub An ditorial Statl' Mo ' or Committee German Club Dramatic Club Mid Year Play CAROL XVAELDE Baud Orchestra Sophomore Friendship Club Monitor Committee LLOYD GEORGE MARGARET SMITH Leaders' Clllb Monitor Committee Sophomore Friendship Club HOWARD SINDEN Hi-Y Monitor Committee Boys' Glee Club Choral Choir A MAR AX VA ERS S homore Friendship Club .nior Friendship Club Ionitor Committee FRANK SOEDER Heavyweight Football Baseball Track page twenty-ive Honor Society DAVID NORMAN MAY Dramatic Club Annual Business Staff Lightweight Football Heavyweight Basketball FRANCES VVILSON Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Leaders' Club Annual Editorial Staff JOYCE SCHELLY Lightweight Basketball EDVVARD G. HEP KER Lightweight Football Swimming Hi-Y Athletic Council Dramatic Club Leaders' Club Lotophagi Club Girls' Glee Club ROBERT BOWEN Globe Trotters' Club Observer Business Staff Observer Editorial Staff Monitor Committee Stamp Club Band SUE RADEBAUGH Student Council Dramatic Club Senior Friendship Club JUNE SQUIRES ' Senior Friendship Club Philomatheian Club Monitor Committee Animal Editorial Stall' NORMAN FRANK Monitor Committee Baseball Heavyweight Basketball HELEN GLEASON Leaders' Club Monitor Committee ROBERT DONIHI Track Dramatic Club Lightweight Football Hi-Y Debate Club Monitor Committee MARGARET NUNEMAKER Honor Society S Letter ' Student Council CVice-Pres.l Leaders' Club Senior Life Saving Junior Life Saving Band ' Yale-Harvard Volleyball tCapt.J Army-Navy Basketball fCapt.J Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Sophomore Friendship Club WILLIAM A- LLOYD Monitor Committee Boosters' Club I Leaders' Club Art Club N ' Committee t ' CW, ROBSR MORRIS IIARLA KAVANAUGH Leaders' Club Dramatic Club Monitor Committee Senior Friendship Club Sophomore Friendship Club Baseball BARBARA DENNIS Observer Editorial Staff Art Club Girls' Glee Club Senior Friendship Club Senior Life Saving Monitor Committee Friday Evening Post Club RICHARD CLEVERLY Honor Society lSec.-Treas.J Heavyweight Basketball tMgr.J Choral Choir Boys' Glee Club Hi-Y German Club Cheerio Club Monitor Committee page twenty-six VERNETTE RIETH HARRY STEVENSON Lightweight Basketball Heavyweight Basketball Track Radio Club MARJORIE KING Senior Friendship Club French Club Dramatic Club Q Monitor Committee CLARENCE BERKEY, Jn. 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MCLEOD Boys' Glee Club Choral Choir Boosters' Club Tennis Team Track Team all JANET HARRINGTON Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Junior Life Saving Senior Life Saving Monitor Committee History Club Choral Choir Army-Navy Basketball page twenty-eight ' MARY JANE FRASER Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Observer Editorial Statl' Q Monitor Committee Dramatic Club ROBERT WELTY Swimming Cross Country Track JANEABELLE MOORE Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Girls' Glee Club Choral Choir Monitor Committee JUNE COHEN Honor Society Annual Editorial Staff French Club QPres.D Lotophagi Club tSec.J Latin Club Dramatic Club Sophomore Friendship Club Riding Club Monitor Committee VIRGINIA ALIX Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club STANLEY TRUESDELL Monitor Committee f5vd'i71,Jw W MILDRED SHUNK S Letter Photographic Club Boosters' Club Ping-Pong Club Leaders' Club Girls' Glee Club Monitor Committee Senior Friendship Club , CHARLES E. 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ZEIGER Annual Business Staff Senior Friendship Club French Club Girls' Glee Club A Choral Choir - page thirty PHYLLIS LOUISE JORDAN Monitor Committee Latin Club History Club Art Club Friendship Club Honor Society ev' HAZEL HINGER Honor Society Observer Business Staff Leaders' Club Dramatic Club Latin Club Monitor Committee Friday Evening Post Club Mid-Year Play CARRIE GULEANO ELLIS MORSE Heavyweight Football Monitor Committee ugh BETTY HAUSWALD Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Latin Club Dramatic Club Globe Trotters' Club B ' BAXTER Band O e tra bserxaqjr Editorial Statl' D1 1 L . p a lu 1 on t .ommittee DOROTHY ALICE MILLER Sophomore Friendship Club Boosters' Club S Letter Senior Friendship Club German Club Dramatic Club Mid-Year Play DOROTHY LINDENBAUM Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club German Club Choral Choir Monitor Committee RUTH GRAUL Annual Business Staff M WMM DOROTHY RIEMER Annual Editorial Staff Monitor Committee Senior Friendship Club Sophomore Friendship Club Leaders' Club CAROLINE FOLLMAN Senior Friendship Club Globe Trotters' Club ixqgaw .L fix? 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MAY Honor Society Senior Friendship Club Band irl ' Monitor Committee G s Glee Club History Club page thirty-one JANE HAVENS .Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Junior Life Saving Senior Life Saving JOHN BOYLE Baseball DOROTHY PERSING Honor Society Latin Club Sophomore Friendship Monitor Committee EARL FREDERICKSON Observer Editorial Statl' Debate Club lPresJ Stamp'Club tPres.J Photographic Club Ping-Pong Club ALYCE GARMAN Leaders' Club Friendship Club Riding Club ' Annual Business Staff WM ROBERT KNEPP Lightweight Football Track Hi-Y Monitor Committee Club Senior Friendship Club GEORGE MOORHOUSE Hi-Y Boosters' Club Monitor Committee MINNIE WISSMAN Girls' Glee Club Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Annual Business Stall' Monitor Committee Photographic Club Boosters' Club HERBERT SIEGAL Stage Crew Monitor Committee Photographic Club Globe Trotters' Club MILDRED ALSPAUGH Senior Friendship Club Sophomore Friendship Club Girls' Glee Club Globe Trotters' Club FRANK MINELLO ESTHER KISH Dramatic Club Friendship Club EMMETT ESNER Heavyweight Football Heavyweight Basketball Swimming Boys' Glee Club Dramatic Club MARGUERITE HERREN Band Dramatic Club Sophomore Friendship Club MIRIAM LOPATNIKOV Honor Society Senior Friendship Club Latin Club Annual Editorial Staff Junior Life Saving FLORENCE SHUNK Orchestra Girls' Glee Club Photographic Club S Letter Ping-Pong Club Boosters' Club page thirty-two DONNA KAY CHRISTY French Club Girls' Glee Club ROBERT GIERING Senior Friendship Club Debate Club Dramatic Club ROBERT FREDERIC ' PECK Ix Dramatic Club Band Hi-Y Orchestra Monitor Committee History Club LUCRETIA RICHARDS Monitor Committee Boosters' Club Senior Friendship Club ANNE KERRINGEN History Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee Dramatic Club Latin Club German Club ROBBINS BOSVVORTH Photographic Club Band Radio Club Hi-Y MARCELLA ANGLIN OLIVE WOLFE Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee DANIEL J. 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PETTI Band Orchestra Dramatic Club Debate Club ' Globe Trotters' Club MILDRED COWAN Senior Friendship Club HELEN DAVIDSON Senior Friendship Club NICHOLAS TAMBASCIO Band Orchestra Rifle Club MARGARET WALLING Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee Boosters' Club ty-seven LEONARD DAVIS HARRY NOLAN DAVID L. KINSEY Debate Club Globe Trotters' Club Monitor Committee CLARENCE AUGUSTINE BETTY ALLEN Friendship Club Qyx M011 itor Committee HERBERT EDVVARDS Lotaphagi Club H ELEN THOMPSON Monitor Committee Debate Club Sophomore Friendship Club Elggigggglgligootbqll Senior Friendship Club Swinfmin ' Lg-adlers' Club Track 8 etter - Yale-Harvard Volleyball Pmg-Pong Club Army-Navy Basketball LESTER G. ANGEL Heavyweight Football Baseball Boys' Glee Club Choral Choir Hi-Y HUMBERT MORRIS Hi-Y lTreas.J Observer Editorial Staff Annual Editorial Staff Lightweight Football QM Swimming fAss't. Mglzl Baseball CAss't. Mgr.l Honor Society tVice-Pr Monitor Committee RAYMOND HAXVKEY Hi-Y Orchestra FRIEDA A. 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Smith XVil1iam Smith Jack Snyder Herbert Sood Dixie Starling Albert Stiebeling Ruth Story Frances Stumpt' Ruth Swerdlow Josephine Sylvester Lester Symes Pat Tanzi Arthur Tate Jessie Taylor Leah Taylor Jack Thomas XVilliam Thomas Dorothy Thompson VValter Thompson Margaret Thorpe Charles Trippo Lois Ulmstead Lilian Uson Angeline Vaccarello Jeanne Valentine Irving Van Horn Dick NVallace Leroy XValtz Bob Wasserlein Marjorie XVehster Stanley Weingart Margaret Weller Vera Wiegand Mary Wilcox Ed Williams James XVoodworth Laurence Yaggi Betty Yea Lloyd Young Elizabeth Zaleczky Leo Zimmerman Glenn Zoller Frieda Abram Elma Adams Rheta Alix Bill Allen Don Anderson Mary Jane Anderson Jack Andonian Dale Ankeney Helen Averill Virginia Bailey Irving Bain Paul Baisch page forty-two Sophomore A Jane Baldwin Lois Bandelow Jimmy Barker Edward Barrett Arlene Bartlett Dorothy Bauman XVilliam Beck Mary Jane Beeler Jane Bemis Sanford Berg Josephine Bernardy Virginia Biehl Jane Birch Martha Bischoff Robert Blake Beverly Blough Richard Boester Vane Buggess Rose Bondi Eugene Bondy Richard Bottemu Troy Bow Margaret Bricker S Gwendolyn Brickles James Brining Mary Brittingham Barbara Brockway Shirley Brown George Brugman Gloria Bunting Mario Buzzeli James Call Ann Cabot Lawrence Cable Wanda Cameron Jean Canfield Eleanor Carabelli Raquel Cardona Jack Chappell Walter Chope Marvin Clark Minta Clark George Clarke Jane Clarke Hazel Collier Alec Connnander Armella Conn Thomas Coolick Berto Cook Richard Cooper Robert Cooper Betty Corl Ted Correll Harold Cowan Doris Coveney Mary Elizabeth Coyne Bill Culver Earl Cunningham Francis Damm Rosemary Damm Frank Daugherty Frances Davidson Virginia Davidson Gene Davies Lorna Davies Harry Dawes Betty Lou Deahl Melvin De Launey Ruth Dennis Ruth Derhammer John De Silvey Vincent De Stasio William De Vanna Jewel Dietrich Marjorie Dippel Angelina De Vitha Tory Divoky Ethelyn Dossett Evelyn Dossett Jack Downs Dorothy Dunning Robert Dunning Robert Earnest Ted Eberman George Eby Dean Eccleston Robert Edwards Harry Eidener Margery Ellis Sidney Elsner Allen Englander Ruth Engstrom Betty Jane Enkler Elizabeth Ennes Ruby Erickson Wilton Erickson Robert Esch Gwenda Evans Lita Fagan Clara Felici Clarence Finn James Fisher Oliver Fix Mary Flaugh Harry Flynn Geraldine Forgerson John Franzen Josephine Friedman Howard Frohnapple Joseph Gall Elsie Gambatese Ruth Garber Christina Garland Marie Gcerer Louise Gefling Gordon Gifford Robert Gilcher William Gillet Herald Goss Winifred Gottschalt Florence Gottlieb Mary Gould Rhoda Gow Robert Graham Norman Graves Russell Gray Henry Green Richard Green Robert Green Helen Gritlin -lOill1 Louise Grothe Titina Gwarino Leona Gulick Bob Haydorn Raymond Hagemann Gilbert Hahn Bob Halliday Jean Halsey Catherine Hambor Dolores Hanunerstrom Rhea Hanchette Henry Hardy Robert Harrison Jack Hatch Norman Hatch Mollie Hatfield Elbert Hayes Janet Heckler Clayton Heinlen Henry Heinsohn Marjorie Helmon Charles Henderson Robert Henderson Georgia Hillsman Lila Hird Mary Hirst Jack Hoag Geraldin Hotfman Margaret Wood Milton Hope Harriet Hopkins Daniel Horgan Elkan Horwitz Nancy Hosler Betty House Marcella House Phillip Houser Evelyn Howard Harold Howell Dorothy Hummer Jean Hunter Carl Hurd Arthur Hussar Roy Hutchison Theresa Ignelzi John Igo Winifred Jackson Richard James Vera Jeddy Lorna Jenisek Louis Jenkins Catherine Jeremiah Frances Jones Janet Jones Russell Jones Shirley Kahn Gilbert Kalstrom XVendell Kalstrom Mary Kappus Robert Karhan Walter Karpey Elizabeth Kast .llllle Kayser Elwood Kayser Richard Keifer Bernard Keiritzky Lester Kennedy NVilliam Kilrain Edith Kingsmill Frances Kinnison Ralph Klosterman Paul Kluga Enid Knisely Frank Knobel Jean Koncana Carl Koruish Tom Kuhen Jerry Ladd Don Lais Eleanor Lally Norma Lamont Henry Lebowitz John Lenox Robert Leonard Harold Lewis Dorothy Licker Robert Lind Harold Lingenfelter Jane Little Clifford Lohrke Gayle Longsdorf Stephen Lowry William Lowry Pearl Luckins Bob Lupton Jean Lyon Jay McConville David MacDonald Jack McDonough XVilliam McFarlane Charlene McFetridge George McGillin Mildred Mallory David Manning Clifford Marlow Olive Marsh Charlotte Martin Dorothy Martin John Mastenbrook Elsie Mathias Charles Mattern Harry Messmer Herbert Miller Markland Miner Bob Morris Horis Mueller George Nast Robert Neitzel John Nelms Ruth Niday Arnold Nixon Robert Nixon Dorothy Novy Lowell Oliphant Mary Ann Olson Rhea O'Meara Anne Owens Leighland Parry Lois Paisley Frances Palmer Thomas Palmison Dorothy Patterson Mae Patterson Vincent Patty Lawrence Paul Anna Pavlina Russell Perfors Margaret Perry Joe Petrello Don Petti Ellllllll Pettit Stanley Philpott Harry Pickering Thomas Poland Betty Purvin Helen Randell Nicholas Raspana Eldon Raybon Mildred Rebar Viola Reece Jaqneline Reith James Rice Gladys Ridgeley Margaret Righter Charles Rigot Royster Ring Wallace Robb Vivian Roberts Betty Robinson Mary Robley John Rodman Raymond Rogers Edgar Romilly Donald Root Eleanor Ross Frank Rubertino Richard Ruggles Jane Ruhlman Thais Ruotl' Don Rupp Robert Russell .lohn Ryan Alice Sager Vance Saltz Charles Saiver Dorothy Schilling Bernice Schoenfeld John Schultz Herman Senkbeil Jack Shafer Mary Shirkey John Silveroli Bob Signat Ray Simmons Jean Simpson Betty Skinner page forty- three Carl Skomieczka Charles Slater Joe Slater Buela Smith Marcia Smith Myron Smith Robert Smith Thurley Smith Virginia Smith Louis Spanos Jack Spate Roslyn Sperber Herbert Splittorf Harriet Stahler Roland Stanley Albert Stark Fred Steger William Stelter Tom Stevenson Aileen Stickel Clifford Stiebeling Jack Adams Clara Andel Rhita Anderson Ralph Anthony Virginia Appleton Norman Atchison Del Balzano Frances Bandlow Elwood Bannell Martha Barnhill Charles Bart Patricia Bateman Sterling Beck Franklin Birt Joseph Blake VVayne Bowers Bob Brown Louise Bryant XVilliam Buck Lawrence Burns Armand Caminati Robert Campbell Harold Chamberlain Virginia Christopher Dorothy Clark Edward Coddington Philip Cook Frank Costanzo William Coup Pamela Cowan Leroy Craxton Armand D'Auna Ruth Davies Dale Davis June Davis Marjory Day Vincent De Julius Velma Delano Monroe Deutsch Jack De Wolf Dorothy Dick Susie Di Donato Rose Di Santo Frances Doty page forty-four Lawrence Strader Donald Stratton Bruno Struck John Sullivan Amelia Sylvester Edward Tankersley Bob Teasdale Don Temple Patricia Tennent Alice Terwilliger Dorothy Tewksberry Joseph Thiel Donald Thomas John Thomas Ruth Thompson Allan Thomson Evelyn Thorn Benjamin Thorward Robert Tindall Edna Jane Tipton Grace Todd Barbara Traughber Ruth Tritton Mathew Trivison Marjorie Trueman NVilliam Tuckerman Robert Tufts Betty Turbow Dorothea Uchitel Hilda Vara Walter NVagner Lois XValker Mary NValker James Wallace Robert Walsh Fern VVard Mary Wardle Robert Waterbury Carl Webber Eleanore Webber Lucy XVebster Philip VVebster Sophomore B Roger Dyke William Eden Leo Elson Lloyd Felder Elsie Ferguson Harold Flaugh Dorothy Forster Ora Franklin Frank Gallese Jeanne Gardiner Wanda Gerfen James Givens Ruth Glanz Robert Green Robert Griffin Harold Guthrie Fred Haffner Margery Hanger Catherine Harper Marjorie Harrison Winifred Hecht Paul Heinmiller Bob Heinisch Jack Heiss Lowell Herringshaw Richard Hinton Karl Holfacker Ray Horn Donald House Harold Howell Bruce Hunter Dick Jones Jean Kafton Bennie Kelly Roberta Kennedy Arthur King Charles Klane Doris Knight Helen Lee Jack Lee Julian Leet Lawrence Lipman Helen Lockey Daniel Lopatnikov Arthur Madden Charles Magsdick Jack Mandaville Mary Manning Edna Marinelli XValter Martin Harry Martineau Betty Matousek Ruth McAlarney Frank MacEwen Kenneth Mclntosh Eleanor McKee Susanne McKee Mildred McMillen Max Meltzer Jack Messner Wallace Metzger Edward Meyers Robert Miller Lenore Millsop Jack Misch Ruth Mulgrew Charles Murico Blanche Naughton Myron Nickman Dorothy Oeter Esther Osborne Billy Osmon Frank Pearse Bob Perkins Donald Perry Elmer Pesta George Peters Angeline Pett Charles Phipps Peter Pitrone Fern Proper Betty Quiggle Charles Ranallo Millicent Randall Edward Rassmussen Lawrence Retz Thelma Wegener Margaret Weis Lillian Whipple Emma Mae White Oscar WVhite John Wilkison Howard XVilliams James NVilliams Stewart NVilliams Earl Wilson Barbara Wiseley Mary Elle W'sele5 Joel Vifisslbxpd, IH!! io, n - Lois Wissi Shirley Wood Don NVoodrutf Bob Wormald Gertrude Wornokoti' Arthur Yerty Dorothea Zimmerman Donald Zoller Charles Rhodes Rebecca Richards Marjorie Rinear Burk Roberts Carolyn Rogers Bill Schafer Robert Sharlotte Marjorie Schwartz Peggy Sedgley Bob Singhouse Phyllis Slater Jack Smart Richard Smith Bob Sosna Allen Spurney Jack Starbuck Edward Starrett Dorothy Struck Kenneth Talbott Bob Tambascio Margaret Thineman Mary Tomson Marjorie Tissot Jack Tongring Charles Uldricks Kenneth Van Woert Marie Vilcot Harrison Voight Dorothy Wagner Neal Waldren Betty VValters Robert Ward Claire Weltzin Leonard Westlake Roberta YVl1ite Leonard Wickert June VVilson Virginia Wolcott Willia111 Wolf Raymond Wolff Mildred Young Eleanor Zimett Donald Zoller Marjorie Zulauf A C T I V I T E s National Honor Society President .......... .' . . . Vice-Prc'side11t Sf'crf'Ia1'y-Treasurer . . . . . Sponsors .. Class of January, 1935 Arthur Battles Mary Boerngen Alice Burr Florence Hart Ruth .lohnson Betty Keller Phyllis Levy Richard Lipman Betty Lukes Dorothy Nicholl Daniel Reines Laverne Volle Lucile NVorsnop Class of June, 1935 Janet Bales Richard Cleverly June Cohen Kathryn Crellin Billydick Devor Lillian Donato Ruth Essel Samuel Friedman Carolyn Galen Hazel Hinger Celianna Isley Phyllis .lordan Lucille La Ganke Hazel Leslie Ruth Lloyd Miriam Lopatnikov Florence Mentall Florence Mortus Dorothy Persing Nina Purington Samuel Friedman Humbert Morris .Richard Cleverly Lucy Dickson Janet Jones Alba Junk Noah Nunemaker S William Snavely June Squires Robert Staniforth Betty Tuckerman Betty Walther Paul Zabel Inga Zorn Class of January, 1936 Alice Bernardy Mary Louise Brehm Jeanette Bricker Mary Jane Dodge Annabel Dredge Harry Drickalner Richard Friedman Harold Hermanson Janet Smith Grace Stroebel Mary Lou Wall The Honor Society is a group of students chosen because of their scholarship and activities. Tlus year the society has turned its attention to organizing and supervising honor study halls. page forty-six Shuttle Staff Editor-in-Chief ........ .... l iathryn Crellin Assistant Editor ......... ..... . . .Mason Harter Advertising Manager ............. Paul Baisch Assistant Advertising Manager . .,Sanford Berg Circulation Manager .... ,... ..... H a zel Leslie S h . SClara Clendenen ponsors ............ . . .2H0me1. Gifford This year the purpose of the Shuttle staff has been to give an authentic representation of life at Shaw through pictures. The stall' has worked hard to make the annual as simple and complete as possible, to show the activities as they really are, and to present a picture of every senior. By ushering in the new type of group pictures, the annual is per- mitting you an informal glimpse of the various Shaw clubs in action. The staff believes that its new policy in photography will give you a more interesting and matter of fact acquaintance with these clubs. The staff wishes to express its appreciation to the other activities of the school for their whole hearted cooperation in its attempt to produce a good 1935 annual. page forty-seven page forty-eight First Semester Editor-in-Chief . . . .................. Merle Hoddinott Managing Editor .... . .... Glenn Gilbert . . . . .Jean Sadler . . . . . . .Roy Miller . . . .Irene Burkhardt Literary Editor ...................,.... Jane de Olloqui News Editor ......... Boys' Sports Editor .... Girls' Sports Editor .... Editorial Page Writers Florence Mentall, Bettie Boak, Robert Bowen, Elizabeth Alden, Janet Smith Headline Writers Katherine Brightman, James Harrington, William Grad, Betty Tuckerinan Make-up Editors Arthur Battles, Edwin Perry Copy and Proof Readers Carol Bundy, Dorothy Rehard, William Devore, Helen Schedat Sports Writers Constance XVarwick, Lois Hamilton, Jim XVhyte, Boy Mi er Reporters Charlotte Woldman, Betty Tuckerman, Richard Lip- man, Barbara Harrington, Betty Thompson, Earl Fred- eriksen. Bob McNamara, Kathleen Maloney, Miriam lsogatnikov, Lucille Dunbar, Norman Kewley, Betty xc cr Typists Grace Strobel, Ruth Johnson, Dorothy Nicholl, Eleanor Anderson Cartoonist Photographer George Carmer Edwin Perry Second Semester Editor-i11:Chief .................... lrene Burkhardt News Editor ........ ............... E arl Frederiksen Managing Editor .... ........ G lenn Gilbert Girls' Sports Editor . . .,......... Katherine Brightman Boys' Sports Editor ...................... Boy Miller Cartoonists ......... .... L leorge Carmer, Jack Burton Photographer ....... .................. E dwin Perry Editorial Page Writers Janet Smith, Elizabeth Alden, Robert Bowen, Florence Mentall, Frank Cavano, Bettie Boak Headline Writers James Harrington, Betty Tuckerman, Jack wiegmfin, Ethelyn Dossett Y Make-up Editors Arthur Battles, Edwin Perry Copy and Proof Readers Bill Devor, Carol Bundy, Dorothy Rehard, Helen Schedat Sports Writers Girls, Lois Hamilton, Boys, .lim Whyte, Myron Nolish Reporters Clifford Finch, Lucille Dunbar, Norma Hackstedde, Barbara Harrington, Martha Morris, Kathleen Maloney, Betty Thompson, Charlotte Woldman, Eldon Raybon Typists Grace Strobel, Elsie Gambatese, Alice Terwilliger, Betty Jane Walther. The Shaw Observer, which is published every other week through- out the year, is one of the school's most active organizations. At every meeting some part of the paper is discussed with the view of improve- mentg comparisons are drawn between a certain department of the Observer and the corresponding department of modern newspapers. The Observer gives Quill and Scroll awards to the outstanding jour- nalists of its staff. The paper is rated All American by the National Scholastic Press Association. page forty-nine qgpgv-Q --vQ-1 f- 'Y iT'u-.N6 - Observer Business Staff BUSINESS DEPARTMENT STAFF Business Manager .............. Millard Newman Advertising Manager ............... Hazel Hinger Assistant Advertising Manager . .Dorothy Roberts Collection Manager ........... Richard Friedman Copy Manager .................. Alan Enilander Circulation Manager ................. Rut 1 Essel Assistant Circulation Manager ...Martha Bischotf ADVERTISING STAFF CIRCULATION STAFF Norman Graves Betty Kastilahn John McDonough Jack VVeigman ' Douglas Brumbach Mary VValker James Baeehle Roberta Pur Dun Vivian Bockelman Lillian Donato Adviser ..... Homer Gifford The Observer Business stat? has grown steadily since its first year and will probably continue to do so. In view of this fact, the new office of business manager has been created to further coordinate the activi- ties of this busy organization. The members of the stati' have worked hard this year and deserve all the honor bestowed upon them. page fifty 'fs in B. si Y Lotophagi Club President ................. ........ B etty Boak Vice-President . . . ....... Frank Cavano Secretary ..... ............. J une Cohen Librarian . .... Phyllis Cadwallader Sponsor . . . ........ Madge Lindsay Dorothy Bauman Betty Boak Phyllis Cadwallader Frank Cavano June Cohen Virginia Davidson Jane De Olloqui . MEMBERS Betty Dick Doris Du Buc Herbert Edwards Grace Essel Norman Frank Eleanor Frear Lillian Messner Vivian Roberts Juanita Rodgers Dorothy Root Joyce Schelly Freda Simerka The Lotophagi club is one of the oldest of the departmental clubs in Shaw. It has been in existence for twelve years and only the Art and Glee clubs preceded it. The Lotophagi club is for those who are interested in creative writ- ing. The members bring manuscripts on many different subjects to the meetings. There they read and constructively criticize these literary attempts. The diversity of the subjects written upon brings a Wider field of literature before the interested members of the Lotophagi club. page fifty-one Student Council First Semester page fifty-Iwo Second Semester Student Council First Semester OFFICERS President ....... .............. E llen Melbourne Vice-President .. ......... Ben King Secretary ..... ....... J ane J ewitt Treasurer . . .... Jeanette Bricker Sponsor . . ............. Olive NVoodward MEMBERS Bill Ash Jeanette Bricker .lane Brudno Alice Burr Gerald Cadiou Gaylord Cleaveland Ruth Essel Norma Hackstedde Lois Hamilton Don Herron Merle Hoddinott Inez Jackson Bill Jewitt Jane Jewitt VVillard Kibby Ben King Delmar Lang Ellen Melbourne Carl Moore Ralph Peckinpangh Second Semester Roberta PnrDun Nina Purington Sue Radehaugh Merlin Scharer Janet Smith Bill Snavely Constance NVarwick Margot Wickham Dave VVistar Charles Zentgraf OFFICERS President ....... ............ . . .Dave VVistar Vice-Presialenl . . . ,......... Jane Jewitt Secretary ....... ......... N Villard Kibby Treasurer ..... .... R alph Peckinpaugh Sponsor .... ............. O live VVoodward MEMBERS Bill Ash Helen Averill Dick Bottemus Jane Bailey Jeanette Bricker Troy Bow Betty Carpenter Gaylord Cleaveland Jack Downs Torry Divoky Ruth Essel Mason Harter Don Herron Inez Jackson Bill .Iewitt Jane Jewitt Willard Kibby Ben King Ruth Lloyd Dave Manning Peggy Nunemaker Ralph Peckinpaugh Roberta PurDnn Jean Richmond Jean Righter Lowell Rupp Janet Smith Bill Snavely Dave Wistar Charles Zentgraf The Student Council, organized twenty years ago, aids in the administration of the school. Elected by the student body as repre- sentatives of their respective classes, it has attended an inter-scholastic meeting with other schools for the exchange of ideas. It has revised the Shaw Hand Book and the Code for Sportsmen. Among its various duties are operating the movies, maintaining the monitor system, and sponsoring the monitor dance. Funds derived from its movies have helped to provide baskets at Christmas and Thanksgiving, boxes for soldiers and sailors, and spectacles for some of those in need of them. The Student Council has charge, also, of our Yuletide decorations, which are always very well done, according to Shaw's tradition. page fifty three Monitor Committee First Semester Chairman . . ....................... Ben King Sponsor . . . .... Olive XVoodward SUB-CoMM1'r'reE CHAIRBIEN Doors . .. ................... Margot VVickham Library . . . .... Norma Hackstedde Cafeteria . . . ........ Charles Zentgraf Office ..... ..... G aylord Cleaveland Pictures ....... ...... X Villiani Snavely Gym ............ . . .Ralph Peckinpaugh Lost and Found .... ........... A lice Burr Second Semester Chairman . . ...................... Jane Jewitt Sponsor . . . .... Olive XVoodward SUB-CoMMrr'rEia CHA1ms'1i-:N Doors . . . .................... Charles Zentgraf Library . . . . . .Margaret Nuneniaker Cafeteria . . . ........... Bill Jewitt Office ...., .......... B en King Pictures . . . . . . ..... XVilliam Snavely Gym ............. . . .Ralph Peckinpaugh Lost and Found .... ........... R uth Essel The Monitor System is an organization of two hundred fifty volun- teer students who are willing to use part of their study time to co- operate with the principal in carrying out the rules of the school. The members of the Monitor Committee are members of the Stu- dent Council Executive Committee and are chosen each year by the Student Council. This year the Monitor Committee has had a large share in the direction of the monitor systemg each member heads one monitor-group. Each semester a dance is held for the monitors. This is sponsored by the Student Council. pageififty-four Monitor Committee t First S em es! er L I I Second Sl?II'l1'Sll?l' page fifty-ive President .... Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer . . . Sponsor .... Jim Barker Harold Beal Vivian Bockelman Troy Bow Margaret Cannon Estelle Carrel Torry Divoky Ethelyn Dossett Margery Ellis Elizabeth Ennes Latin Club oFF1CERs D H L 1 , . . . ...... . ....... .Lawrence Jewell . . . . . .Dorothy Persing . . ..... . .Anita Zorn . . .Phyllis Lawson ................L1DHlCAl'H0lCl rx.,-- X MEMBERS Helen Gliebe Lois Hamilton Betty Hauswald Hazel Hinger Phyllis Jordan Oliver Kimball Louis McCuller Florence Merriel Violet Peterson Marion Rich John Rodman Helen Schedat Mary Kortz Shirley Shoenberg Catherine Lintuer Patricia Tennent Gayle Longsdorf Betty Tuckerman Olive Marsh The object of the Latin club is to familiarize its members with the customs and language of ancient Rome. This is very well accomplished by dialogues, plays and talks, which are given by members and teachers. The club contributed to, Shaw Library, a volume of Architecture of Rome by Anderson. Taffy and potato chip sales helped to produce funds for this purpose and also for Christmas and Thanksgiving baskets. The motto of the club is Facere quam diceref' which means To act rather than to speak. Although the Societas Latina Shaviensis is not among the oldest clubs of Shaw, it is among the best. page fifty-six R French Club OFFICERS President ...................... ..... J une Cohen V ice-President .................. Pauline Higgins Secretary-Treasurer ............ Leanore Bassett Chairman of Executive Committee.Mary Martinec Sponsor ............................ Janet Jones MEMBERS Janet Bales Gwenda Evans Virginia Reeves Martha Bischoff Henry Green Edith Rice Ruth Blake Florence Hart Alice Terwilliger Margaret Bricker Margory King Marjorie Tresch Jane Brudno Florence Merriell Lillian Uson Donna Kay Christie Hazel Millinger Virginia Wilkinson Phyllis Deutsch Madelyn Nicholas Elizabeth Yadeski Doris DuBuc The French club has a twofold purpose: one is to create a closer acquaintance with French institutions and historyg the other is to de- velop greater skill in the use of the French language and in pronuncia- tion. A notebook project, amusing games and interesting talks have given added zest to the meetings. A forum discussion on French history, economics, and current happenings has been conducted enthusiastically at each meeting. In contrast to its serious program the club will prob- ably have a supper and a picnic later in the year. page fifty-seven -xp A German Club OF ICERS President ..................... Betty Tuckerman Vive-President ....... .... B etty Jean Bressler Secrelary-Treasurer ...... Grace Seibert Sponsor ....... . . .Olive Wfoodward MEMBERS Phyllis Baughmau Betty Jean Bressler Dorothy Bryant Grace Essel Howard Freas Don Herron Ann Kerrigan Dorothy Miller NVillard Newman Emma Jane Sansom Grace Seibert Betty Sluayda Betty Stohl Betty Tuckerman Seymour Wachsberger Charles Zentgraf Anita Zorn The German club entertains its members by giving German plays, reading German stories, and playing German games. Its members strive to understand international problems by corresponding with students of English in Germany. They wish to help students interested in con- versational German, to further their knowledge of the subject by con- stant use of German in the organization. page fifty-eight Debate Club First Semester Second Semester lfresident ....... . . .Ted Leet . . . . . ,Earl Frederiksen V1'c'e-Presiderzt . . . . . Paul Murry . . . . .Thelma Downing Secretary .... . . .Ruth Drexel ..... . ..... Ruth Drexel Treasurer . . . . . .Kathryn Crelhn . . . . .Kathryn Crellin Sponsor . . . ................... ...... L ois Crank MEMBERS Agatha Murry Steven Lowry Ethelyn Dossett Lois Hamilton Betty Osbourne Jack Weigman Harold Beal Esther Mcliechnie Alice Porter Elizabeth Buxton Joe Shiel Louis Burton Gene Davies Bob Giering Dolores Filkens Ruth Fursdon Dorothy Bauman Eileen Waltz William Devore Marcella Anglin Ruth Marz Janet Chew .lim Harrington Alice Brown Virginia XVeir Charles Barber Ruth Johnson Earl Culp Bob Williams Jim Barker .lane Coddington David Manning Clifford Finch Betty Keller Grillith Davies .loan Grothe Dale Badder Baymond Hageman Jane De Olloqui .lane Watterson Ellen Melbourne Katherine Brightman Vera Jeddy Bill Kerrigan The Debate club is one of Shaw's oldest student organizations. A reception meeting is held at the beginning of each semester, when prospective members, particularly sophomores, are invited. The after- noon dance given by the club in the second week of the second semester was most successful. The last meeting of each semester is a farewell banquet in honor of the departing seniors. E The second semester is the time for contests in the Debate club. A debate team engages Heights and various other schools in a battle of wits and persuasive tongues. page fifty-nine DRAMATIC CLUB MEMBERS 0 'V' 9' 4 Dramatic Club OFFICERS President ...... .................. D elmar Lang Vice-President . . . .... Virginia VVilkinson Secretary ...... ......... . Janet Smith Treasurer .... ..... X Villard Kibby Sponsor ............................. Lois Dean EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Marguerite Craigie Ray Langer Sue Radebaugh Torry Divoky Jane Jewitt Vivian Agger Helen Ankeney Vera Ankeney Alice Arndt Cathryn Atkinson Charles Barber Dorothy Bauman Alice Bernardy Norma Bernstein Marion Binder Dick Boester Mary Louise Brehm Carol Bundy Margaret Cannon Estelle Carrol Kathrine Dacus Virginia Davidson Ethelyn Dossett Annebelle Dredge Dorothy Dunning Willetta Eggleston Eunuet Esner Doris Fletham Christin Finnelly Eleanor Frear Ruth Fritton Barbara Harrington Molly Hatfield Don Herron Hazel Hinger Phyllis Hollander Harriet Hopkins Gladys Humphrey ' Lois Jack Vera .leddy Ann Kerrigan Norman Kewley Esther Kish Ray Langer Hazel Leslie Harold Mendelson Ellen McMorris Dorothy Miller Hazel Millinger Betty Lou Minor Jean Moody Betty Moore Florence Mortus Agatha Murray Lorraine Ober Jane De Olloqui Ray Olson Harry Pickering Alice Porter Dale Radder Helen Randall Edwin Rapport Howard Robbins Janet Roberts Juanita Rodgers Ruby Rose Virginia Runis Joyce Schelly Helen Schwarz Jeanne Smith Betty Stoll Margaret Thorpe Betty Walther Peggy Weller Helen Wellman Betty VVescott Margot Wickham Jack NVigman Mary 'Wilcox Barbara Wisely Lois NVissman . The outstanding feature programs that the Dramatic club presented this year were four very interesting plays. The Eligible Mr. Bangs by Robert Housum, Cup of Tea by Florence Ryerson, The Unseen by Alice Gerstenburg, The March Heir by Babette Hughes, proved to be great successes. page sixty January Class Plays GRANDMA PULLS THE STRING By Edith B. Delano and David Carb CHARACTERS ' Grandma Blissington ................ Betty Lukes Mrs. Cummings ................. Juanita Rodgers Hildegarde ..... ' ..... .... C amilla Geckler Julia ............ .... M arguerite Craigie Nona ............................ Marjorie Darr William Thornton ............. Howard Tessreau MIX VVELL AND STIR By Katlzrine Hairland-Taylor cHAuAc'rEns Phil Grant . . . ................ Richard VValters Jane Grant .... .... .... C 0 nstance NVarwick Lola Kennedy .... ..... lv largot Wickham Bryce Kennedy .... ...... T heodore Leet Mrs. Peter Doak . . . .... Jane De Olloqui Mr. Peter Doak .... .... H oward Robbins Alice NVilliams .... ....... R uth Guiler Miss Perkins .... ....... J ean Sadler Jim Doak ...... .......... H i Van Buren Slick Dick .................... Harold Mendelson Gentlemen Joe ....................., Bruce Todd The January class plays were admirably acted and received much favorable comment. Both actors and sponsors are to be congratulated upon an excellent performance. SPONSORS: Lois Dean and Martha Barnett CAPTAIN APPLEJ ACK ' c By Walter Hackett Dramatis Personae Players Ambrose Applejolm ............... Delmar Lang Poppy Faire ........ ..... V irginia VVilkinson Anna Valeska .......... .......... J anet Smith Ivan Borolsky ................ Samuel Friedman , Mrs. Agatha Whatcombe ......... Dorothy Miller ' Mrs. Pengard ............. ...... H azel Hinger Horace Pengard ........ . . .Edwin Rapport .L X Johnny Jaso11 . . . f ....... Clayton J ack Lush .......... ....... J ack Appleton Dennet ...................... William De Vanna ' Palmar ....................... Annabelle Dredge Yo-ho-ho! and a bottle of rum! This exciting play takes place in the library of Ambrose Applejohn's home in a lonely spot on the coast of Polperren, Cornwall. ' Ambrose Applejohn is a staid middle-aged man who has been pam- pered all his life by his aunt, Mrs. Whatcombe, and his ward, Poppy Faire, who is in love with him. He feels the need for adventure and romance, and in an elfort to find them, attempts to sell the family mansion. At this point many complications arise, in which a dream of pirates, a secret panel, a map of buried treasure, and a group of thieves, figure most. Ambrose gets more than his share of adventure and excitement in his own homeg and he finds romance with Poppy, whom, he finally real- izes, he has loved for years. page sixtyaone 735-ifffil Art Club OFFICERS President ................... Constance Warwick P Vice-President ...... ...... H elen VVellman Secretary-Treasurer .. .... Lorraine Ober Adviser ............ . . .Marian Bright MEMBERS Cathryn Atkinson William Bailus Madeline Bliley Jeannette Bricker Barbara Dennis Phyllis Deutsch Marguerite Frew Dorothy Hagey Clara Hennel Phyllis Jordan Elsie Kasmarek Clarence Koester Edward Colman Vera Little Edward Kolman Bernadine Mcllhatten Ellen Melbourne Dorothy Millis Sue Radebaugh Jean Sadler Emma Jane Sansom Jeannie Smith Doris Stewart Virginia Stone Robin Taylor This year the Art club had a Christmas projectg each member made his own personal gifts. They also sponsored a dance and a drawing Besides these, the members have been enjoying themselves by draw ing and designing. page sixty-two History Club OFFICERS President ......................... . .Ruth Lloyd Vice-President ........ ..... F lorence Mortus Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . .Jeannette Bricker Sponsor ............. ...... A nne Devney MEMBERS Maxine Beckman Edward Job Ruth Niles Lois Benawit Ann Jones Dan Beines Joe Blackburn Ralph Blass Mary E. Boerngen Jeannette Bricker Jess Bullock George Garnier - Estelle Canell Marguerite Craigie Jane De Olloqui Deloris Filkins William Grad Helen Gribbon Mary E. Halpin Phyllis Jordan Wyilliam Josslin Anne Kerrigan Bill Kerrigan Jane Kortz Mary Kortz Ted Leet Eileen McMorris Mildred May Ellen Melbourne .lane Middleton Florence Mortus James Neitzcl Virginia Ryan Mildred Snatko Harriet Talbott Edna Jane Tipton Henrietta Tipton Mary Louise Wall Constance Warwick Jane VVatterson Margaret Weller Helen VVelln1an Margot Wickham Marian NVillert Jewel Dietrich The History club, one of Shaw's newer organizations, started with thirteen membersg and within a year it has increased its membership to forty-five. This year it has taken trips to many well-known spots of interest, including the Art Museum, and a few historical monuments Moreover, it has attended an East Cleveland City Hall Council meeting The club's main project at present is the writing of a histois of Shaw High School, which is to be entered in a national contest. page szxty three The Shaw Stamp Club OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester President .......... .... R ichard Spence .. . . . . .Earl Frederiksen Vice-President ....... . . . Stuart Mendelson .......... John Rohak Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . .Daniel Reines .......... Richard Spence Sponsor ...... .. ..... .................... E dward NV. Struggles MEMBERS Earl Frederiksen Daniel Reines Robert McNamara John Robak .loe Blackburn Sidney Eisner Richard Spence Ralph Blass George Carmer Stuart Mendelson Jim Barker Richard Leonard The Shaw Stamp club is an organization for the furtherance of philately. It has been ill existence for a number of years, and some very prominent people in the world of stamps in the city of Cleveland, and in the United States, have at one time belonged to the Stamp club. The club meets once a week, at which time the members trade, buy, sell or display stamps. At various intervals the club holds an auction or bonrse. Mr. Struggles, who at one time was an active collector, sponsors the club. page sixty-four Choral Choir OFFICERS President ..................... Charles Marquard V ice-President ...... . . .Phyllis Cadwallader Secretary-Treasurer . . . ........ Dick Cleverly Librarian ......... ...... N Valter Cross Accompanfsf .. ........ Harold Beal Sponsor ..... .............. F lorence Shatter MEMBERS Lester Angel Cathryn Atkinson William Bailus Harold Beal Dorothy Bryant Irene Burkhardt Alice Burr Phyllis Cadwallader Jack Carrack Bernice Cartmell Vera Catapane George Chapman Janet Chew Dick Cleverly Ruth Clough Jane Coddington Walter Cross Griffith Davies Christine Finelly James Garnett Tony Gaudio Dick Glaspell Marie Goodwin Hazel Hay Janet Harrington Florence' Hart Harriet Hopkins Celianna Isley Clayton Jack Ruth Jenisek Jean Klippert Clarence Koester Ray Langer Dorothy Lindenbaume George Lucas Lucelle Marian . Charles Marquard Catherine Marting Robert McCann Donald McLeod Eugene Melaragno Harold Mendelson Ernest Miller George Mills David Nadle Louise Page Alice Porter Evelyn Ramm Jean Richmond Marian ltich Martha Rutter Norman Shunemann Gladys Sinden Richard Spence Tom Sterling Robin Taylor Marjorie Tufts Robert Walko Carolyn VVallace Richard Walters Jane Waterson Florence Zeiger Anita Zorn The Choral choir has appeared on the Armistice Day and the Com- mencement programs, besides singing in the Spring Concert and Festival at Lorain. This choir has proved very worthwhile, inasmuch as it has also sung at some of the neighboring churches and schools. page sixty-five n Girls' Glee Club pbge sixty-six Boys' Glec Club Girls' Glee Club OFFICERS President .......... ......... A lice Burr Vice-President ...... . . .Jane Coddington Secretary-Treasurer . . . ......... Anita ZO1'll L.b- I. t SEsther McKechnie l IClIlClIl.S ........ .... 2 Alice Porter Accom anist . . . . .Shirley Shoenberg P Sponsor . . Janet Bales Lois Baudelow Lucille Barth Phyllis Baughman Dolores Baumgart Jane Birch Olive Boutfard Alice Brown Shirley Brown Alice Burr Betty Carpenter Vera Catapane Janet Chew Donna Kay Christy Ruth Clough Jane Coddington Mary Elizabeth Coyne Eloise Crookham Helen Culp Marjorie Day Dorothy Dunning . . .Florence Shaffer MEMBERS Willetta Eggleston Ruth Engstrom Carolyn Galen Rhoda Gow .loan Grothe Helen Habenstein Dolores Hammerstrom Jean Hanscom Lila Hird Celianna Isley Lois Jack Katherine Jeremiah Elna Johnson Betty Kastner Jane Kayser Bernice Kertmell Jean Klippert Norma Laonon Virginia Lewis Lucille Marion Mildred May Charlene McFetridge Kathleen McGee Esther Mcliechnie Eileen Melt-lorris Betty Lou Minor Lydia Molzan Shirley Morris Violet Peterson Doris Pickerell Alice Porter Dale Radder Evelyn Ramm Martha Rutter Helen Schedat Shirley Shoenberg Florence Shlmk Grace Siebert Gladys Sinden Betty Thompson Minnie VVissman Anita Zorn This year the Girls' Glee club, assisted by other organizations, fur nished the Christmas entertainment. The trio, consisting of Alice Burr, Robin Taylor, and Elsie Kasmarek, has sung for the Terrace'Garden Club, and on the Class Day Program. At the meetings, the club has been entertained many tilnes by the talent of the members. 'This club has proved its value to everyone concerned. Boys' Glee Club OFFICERS President .................... Harold Mendelson Vice-President ........ ..,. R oy Dennison Secretary-Treasurer . . . ...... Bill Bailus Librarian ..... A ...... ....... B ob VValko Sponsor ........... . . .Florence Shaft' er Miss Shaffer says that her Boys' Glee club is the most promising, and the best, choral group that she has ever supervised. The boys have given several programs to date and have enjoyed singing and entertain- ing. They welcome new members. page sixty-seven Band OFFICERS President ....... . . .VVillian1 Ash V ice-President . . .... Inez Jackson Secretary . . . . Dorothy Lewis Librarian . . . ........ Harvey Lewis Treasurer .. .... Charles Marquard Sponsor .... Milton G. Niergarth Edward Anderson Rochelle Andrews Dale Ankeney William Ash Mary Jane Baldwin William Barch Betty Baxter Stirling Beck Melba Benson Frank Birt Robert Blake Robert Blakely Eugene Bondy Catherine Brightman Shirley Brown Jack Burton Donald Cameron Harold Chamberlain Roy D'Anna Lorna Davies Arthur Davis Leonard Deutsch Monroe Deutsch Robert Dorris Evelyn Dosset Irwin Duchon Theodore Eberman Harry Eidiner Robert Esch Lloyd Fisher Marjorie Fox Nellie Frizzell Andrew Gallayda Robert Gifford MEMBERS Frances Goldberg Elbert Griflin Joan Grothe .Ianet Heckler Robert Herter Elkan Horwitz John Hughes Inez Jackson Ray Kiefer Arthur King Ben King Paul Iiluga Lucille La Ganke Julian Leet Dorothy Lewis Harold Lewis Harvey Lewis Frank Long Charles Marquard Martha Maurer Harold Mclntosh David Merriel Dorothy Millis .Ioan Morgan Herbert Moore Merta Mosher Arnold Nixon Robert Nixon Mae Patterson Vincent Pattie Robert Peck Arthur Petti Lawrence Rabeck Roland Reynolds Jean Rick Charles Rife Wallace Robb Burke Roberts Douglas Ross Richard Ruggles Dale Salsbury Verne Salsbury Jean Schleimer .Iohn Silveroli Walter Smith NVarwick Smith James Sneller Rose Stephenson William Stonebraker Joseph Teal Betty Thompson Jack Tongring Donald Temple Jean Valentine Irving Van Horn La Verne Voll Neal Waldron Robert Waterbury Lucy Webster Gerard Werger Leonard Wickert Vera Wiegand Naomi NVilliams Mary Wiseley James VVoodworth Richard Young Charles Rl Of the Shaw activities, one branch which has just ended a success- ful year is the band. This is the organization which aroused so much enthusiasm at football games, at rallies, and at the Fall concert. It also played for the Community Fund, for a Christmas program at Lakeside Hospital, and at the Calvary Evangelical Church. Every year the band works hard for the spring contest and concertg and tl1e present band has worked long on its numbers in order to up- hold the high ranking that former Shaw Bands have obtained. Ninety of the one hundred and six band melnbers will take part in this contest. The band is one of the evidences of the students' loyalty to Shaw. page szxty-eight I x 7 .fw In gf? ' ' ,. Q3 gf? 'LL'iK..g Lf,.4:'f' . ff fy , , cr . f' I Hfiizc Band page sixty-nine Director . . Betty Baxter Harold Beal Melba Benson Jack Chappel Winifred Gottschalt Joan Grothe Raymond Hawkey Orchestra MEMBERS Robert Henderson Helen La Ganke Ruth Miller Millard Newman Vincent Pattie Robert Peck Roland Reynolds Milton G. Niergarth Charles Rife Royster Ring John Silveroli Wilfred Simpson Paul Stevens Don Stratton The Orchestra program is set up to give students the opportunity to know great orchestral works. Classical or symphonic literature of all grades, works of well known composers, and a number of popular and semi-classical works, that are interesting as well as instructive, are included in the orchestra's repertoire. Efforts are under way to increase the orchestra to the full sym- phonic size of eighty pieces. Due to the many double period science classes the membersliip has been small, but the interest is keen. The Junior High School Orchestra sends Shaw many competent players each year. The Orchestra plays at all public functions. The Orchestra par- ticipated in the Armistice Day Program, Class Night, and the Gradua- tion exercises, this year. Proficiency in playing his instrument, outside studying, regular attendance for the year, are necessary for the annual award of a pin given to a member of the Shaw High School Orchestra. page seventy Sophomore Friendship Club OFFICERS Office First Semester Second Semester President ........ . . . Eileen MeMorris . . . . . .Eleanor Carabelli Vice-President . . . . . . Eleanor Carabelli . . ........ Janet Jones Secretary ........ . . .Janet Jones ...... ......... L ouise Bryant TI'HClSl1I'0I' ............. Barbara NVisely .. ......... Barbara VVisely Sponsor ............................. Helen Nott Rheta Alix Dorothy Bauman Mary Beatty Jane Bemis Gloria Bunting Elizabeth Buxton Ethel Carillon Eleanor Carabelli Raquel Cardona .lane Clarke Doris Coveney Virginia Davidsoi Betty Dealil Ruth Derhannner Marjorie Dippel Ethelyn Dossett Evelyn Dossett Doris Du Bnc Dorothy Dnnnin CABINET MEMBERS Council Representative ......... Margaret NVeller Program Chairman ................. Mary Beatty MEMBERS I S Ellen Claire Eggleston Marjorie Ellis Grace Essel Lita Fagan Marjorie Geerer Louise Getlin Virginia Gentile Rhoda Gow .lean Halsey Lois Hamilton Dolores Hamme Molly Hatfield Mary Hirst Gerry Hoffman Harriet Hopkins Mildred Hughes rstrom Catherine Jeremiah Frances Jones Janet Jones Betty Kast Evelyn Kelly Evelyn Kelz Bernice Kenmer Frances Kinnison Norma Lamont Jane Little Gayle Longsdorf Kay Maloney Olive Marsh Dorothy Martin Eileen Mason Esther Mcliechnie Charlotte McLeod Eloise Merkel Marion Mills Betty Lou Minor Martha Morris Jeannette Morton Agatha Murry Dorothy Novy Frances Palmer Helen Randall Mildred Rebar Virginia Reeves Margaret Righter Eleanor Ross Thaise Ruotf Dorothy Schilling Virginia Smith Ruth Story Patricia Tennent Alice Terwilliger Ruth Thompson Barbara Traiighber Marjorie Trueman Lillian Uson Dorothea Uchitel Lois Walker Mary Walker Marjorie Webster Barbara VVisely Lois Wissman page seventy-one Senior Friendship Club ' OFFICERS Office First Semester , Second Semester President ...... . . .Marion Papke ........ ...... ll Iarion Papke Vice-President . . . . . Constance VVarwick . . . . . .Catherine Marting Secretary ......... .... I can Richmond ...... ....... J ean Richmond Treasurer ............ Peggy N unemaker . . ...... Peggy Nunemaker Sponsor .. ........................ Alice Coffin CABINET MEMBERS Program Chairman ........... Catherine Marting Social Chairman ............... Virginia Murray Publicity Chairman .......... Catherine Atkinson World Fellowship Chairman ..... Sue Radebaugh V ocaiional Chairman ............... Jean Righter Music Chairman .. .... ...... . . .Alice Burr Service Chairman ...... . . .Henrietta Tipton Council Representative . . . . . .Roberta Pur Dun Ring Group Chairman ........,.. Nina Purington The Senior Friendship club had many good times and interesting meetings again this year. There were the customary Recognition serv- ice, which is very inspiringg the Surprise meetingg the popcorn ball salesg the hilarious', chow mein dinner, held at the Y. NV. C. A. houseg and the ltalian'i dinner. CODIS on and join, girls! You can have good fun and interesting times. Joan Acker Betty Adams Alice Aldrich Virginia Alix Rose Andel page seventy-two Eleanor Anderson Marcella Anglin Helen Ankeney Vera Ankency Beatrice Anthony MEMBERS Mildred Appla Alyce Marie Arndt Catherine Atkinson Betty Badger Janet Bales Eleanor Ball Doris Balogh Genevieva Barber Phyllis Baughman Dolores Baumgart Maxine Becker Maxine Beckman Dorothy Bell Bernice Bennett Alice Bernardy Ruth Bishop Margaret Black Madeline Bliley Vivian Bockelman Laura Belle Boerngen Mary Boerngen Leona Bracken Mary Louise Brehm Betty Jane Bressler Eleanor Bricker Jeannette Bricker Alice Brown Nancy Brown Dorothy Bryant Ruth Bundy Alice Burr Phyllis Cadwallader Martha Comella Margaret Cannon Betty Carpenter Jane Carr Estelle Carrel Bernice Cartmell Margaret Cleaveland Eleanor Colchin Gladys Conaghan Mary Conway Jane Cooper Constance Crawford Elaine Crookham Helen Culp Marjorie Darr Barbara Dennis Jane De Olloqui Nec-da De Stasio Betty Dick Mary Jane Dodge Lillian Donato Annabel Dredge Mary Dunkle Eleanor Eberman Vivian Egger Ruth Essel Doris Feltham Esther Fennel Dolores Filkins Helene Folkmau Mary Jane Fraser Roberta Frazee Rita Frey Alice Garman Camilla Geckler Naomi Gessner Maurine Glassock Marie Goodwin Helen Gribben Ruth Guiler Virginia Hageman Alta Haggett Barbara Harrington Taressa Jane Hauck Betty Hauswald Mildred Hazelton Jane Havens Clara Hennel Pauline Higgins Hazel Hinger Ruth Houseman Jeanne Ellingworth Edith Irwin Celianna Isley Inez Jackson Florence Jacques Lucille Jeareck Ruth Johnson Ann Jones Phyllis Jordan Betty Kastilahn Betty Keller Ann Kerrigan Marjorie King Esther Kish Jean Klippert Marion Klinite Betty Korf Lucille Korman Effie Kratzer Helen Lantz Florence Leisinger Hazel Leslie Virginia Lewis Dorothy Lindenbauln Catherine Lintner Vera Little Miriam Lopatnikov Jane Malone Mary Martinek Catherine Marting Ruth Marz Ruth Marsh Jean McKay Florence Mentall Eleanor Mensforth Florence Merriel Jane Middleton Dorothy Miller Mary Lou Miller Catherine Mitchell Dorothy Moberg Eunice Monchreaf Betty Moore Joan Morgan Gail Morrison Florence Mortus Eleanor Mullian Mura Monro Virginia Murray Dorothy Nicholl Harriet Niederst Ruth Niles Peggy Nnnemaker Lorraine Ober June O'Brien Ida Pabst Marion Papke Sara Patrick Irma Pece Dorothy Persing Jewel Person Jean Pettit Alice Porter Roberta Pur Dun Nina Purington Dale Radder Evelyn Rannn Leona Rasile Betty Reid Ruth Reid Dorothy Rehard Betty J. Rice Edith Rice Lucretia Richards Jean Richmond Dorothy Rieiner Jean Righter Dorothy Roberts Janet Roberts Lillian Roberts Mary Roberts Juanita Rodgers Margaret Rogers Eleanor Rose Betty Rosebaugh Virginia Ryan Emma J. Sansom Rita Schaller Helen Schedat Ethel Schefft Norma Schuneman Thelma Schwarz Annette Sindelar Betty Smayda Janet Smith Jeanne Smith June Squires Betty Stewart Anne Stine Graco Stobel Betty J. Stoll Virginia Stone Alice Strand Florence Swartz Henrietta Tipton Marjorie Tresch Betty Tuckerman Jean Vickers Mary Lou Wall Margaret Walling Betty YValther Eileen NValtz Constance NVarwick Marita XVaters Jane Watterson Helen Wellman Gladys XVeinsz Virginia VVeir Margot Wickham Minnie VVissman Olive Wolfe Betty Wood . Louise Woodrich Lucille Worsnop Elizabeth Yadeskie page seuentu three President Vice-President . . . Secretary Treasurer Ecaowasin Homer Abbott Jack Appleton Robbins Bosworth Earl Culp Henry Frazee Howard Guyette George Hoagland Norman Kewley Ben King Jim Kurtz Walter Perkins Bill Robinson NVilliam Tresch Stewart Williams Argus Franklin Anthony James Baechle Robert Gleason Harold Hermanson Sam Shannon Howard Sinden Oliver Smart Jack Spate Bruce Todd Jim Whyte Amigos Harold Beal Doug Brumbach Robert Craxton Raymond Hawkey Don Herron Merle Hoddinott Clarence Koester Ralph Larsen Fenton Moore Paul Stevens Les Symes Harvey Thomas Robert Williams page seventy-four Hi-Y Club OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester . . .Cook Cleland ...... .......... B en Klng . . . Gaylord Cleaveland . . ......... Russell Hlllst . . .Jun XVhyte ......... .... H arold Hermanson . . .Humbert Morris . . . ........ Dick Be1n1e1 MEMBERS Tala Paul Banker Robert Clark Brnd Cleaveland Dan Diemert Jack Eisenhut Mason Harter Martin Hecht Clayton Heinlen Bob Hendry Russell Hurst Bill Jewitt Ray Langer Roger Lindsey XVilliam Merkel John Nelms John Newman Herman Pocock XVilliam Ryan Steve Seman Ed Shanaberg Arthur Struck Philip Webster Dave NVistar Mazda Arthur Battles Will Blain Bob Curtis Bud Curtis Ferrell Daggley Bob Doris Charles Truple Clayton Jack Gilbert Kalstrom Wendell Kalstrom Bill Kerrigan Willis Lyski Edward Merril Russell Morris Halcyon William Ash Charles Barber Howard Cable Glenn Gilbert Edward Gilchrist Chas. E. Marquard Herbert Moore Bud Morse John Pew Paul Spindle Carl Snyder Copaine Richard Bernier Bill Cleland Cook Cleland Richard Cleverly John Corl Wilfred Cretney Howard Davis Jack Downs Harry Drickamer Leonard Fox Frank Gottron Willard Kibby Bill Halliday Edward Hepker Ted Leet I-Iumbert Morris Robert Peck Joseph Silberman FH Hi-Y Club The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend through- out the school and eonnnunity high standards of eliaracter and behavior. Although the primary purpose of the Hi-Y is not diversion, yet it spon- sors niany entertainments. Outstanding among these are the annual dance and show. Most students still remember last year's entertaining production, Luggin' Luggage. page seventy-five I The Stage Crew Manager . .Ray Olsen Sponsor . .Lois Dean MEMBERS Charles D. Crawford Ray Olsen Clyde Gerald Harry Pickering The Stage Crew is one of the busiest, hardest-working groups of boys in Shaw. Although they are very few in number, upon these boys falls the entire task of making scenery, producing light and sound effects, and being the actual interior decorators of the dramatic under- takings given in our auditorium. Receiving all the speakers and enter- tainers, who are present at our assemblies, they supply tl1e1n with all the necessary effects, and stage furnishings for their program. S0111e- times the Stage Crew even become dresslnakers, and sew buttons on costumes. , These boys truly deserve much credit for their fine spirit and coopera- tion. They can be found in the auditorium at eight o'cl0ck each morn- ing, and five o'clock in the afternoon almost every day, doing anything from helping Miss Dean cast a play, to carrying heavy stage properties to and fro. page seventy-six 3 Photographic Club OFFICERS President ......................... Edwin Perry Vice-President . . . . . . .Stuart Mendelson Secretary ....... .... R ichard Spense Treasurer .... .... J ames Neitzell Sponsor .... ............... 0 liver N. Craig MEMBERS Arthur Battles Earl Frederiksen Edwin Perry Joe Blackburn Albert Hinton Betty Rosebaugh Ralph Blass Dorothy Howard Florence Shunk Robbins Bosworth John Matter Mildred Shunk Willard Duns Stuart Mendelson Dick Spence Billy Dick Devor James Neitzel Minnie NVissman The Shaw High Photographic club has been organized for two years, with Mr. Craig as faculty adviser. The club provides a place for those interested in ,the photographic art to meet and to discuss their hobby and its problems. The members gain knowledge at these meet- ings. They learn much on the field trips which they take. One such trip was an evening at the Gordon Connor Studio. page seventy-seven page seventy-eight xi. 'SAI I ,M tis! . dx HJ in -ATX Globe Trotters' Club MEMBERS Globe Trotters' Club OFFICERS President ..... ............ . . .Robert Bowen Vice-President . . . . . .Helen McBain TI'6lISl1I't'I' ..... . . .Albert Stiebling Secretary .. ..Robert Cogan Adviser . . . .Anna Soutar Rose Andel Betty Andonian Mildred Alspaugh William Baudlow Paul Banker Maxine Beckman Joe Blackburn Ralph Blass Shong Bow Brymon Bow Robert Bowen Gwendolyn Brickeles Grace Burrough Lois Burton Elizabeth Buxton Robert Cogan Lillian Donato Ruth Essel Helen Folklnan June Ford Virginia Gentile Helen Gribben Rhea Hanchette Betty Hauswald Allan Hart Albert Hinton Lucille Jeareck Mary Kappus Bernice Kemper Dave Kinsey Richard Leonard Harvey Lewis Dorothy Little Jane Little ClitTord, Lohraker Helen McBain Charlotte McLeod David Manning Dorothy Martin Lillian Messner George Miller Dorothy Moberg Merta Mosher Dorothy Pattison Betty Peterson Betty Purvin Ruth Reid Edith Regal Jean Renfrew Al Righter Q Mary Sheak Robert Spence Robert Smith Virginia Smith Albert Steibling Clifford Steibling Harriett Talbott Bill Thompson Lillian Uson Virginia Weir Marion Willert Robert Williams Francis Young Russell Morse The Globe Trotters' club is a new club this year. It meets on the second and fourth Mondays in room 309. It purposes to promote greater knowledge of the world, to help students to know the world map better, to enable them to understand economic problems arising from geographic conditions, and to promote the feeling of equality between different nationalities. The club held a Christmas party at Barnes' farm at I-luntsburg, Ohio. The party started about seven thirty and lasted until midnight. The group was divided into two sections to make possible a sleigh ride. One section went for a ride while the other section played gamesg each ride lasted about an hour and a half. VVhen both sections had had a sleigh ride, refreshments were served and each person was presented with a small gift. Piano music and dancing followed. About thirty-five members were present, and all had a good time. page seventy mne The Esperanto Club OFFICERS President ...... .... Y Villiam Kerrigan Vice-Presidellt ...... . . .Robert McNamara Secretary-Treasurer . . . ..... Grace Strobel Adviser ........... .... F . E. VVil1iams MEMBERS Edward Anderson Rochelle Andrews J Paul Baisch Martha Barnhill Dorothy Bauman Bernice Bennet Alice Berlin Ruth Bishop ,I WW Katherine Brightman Ralph Burton Bernice Choate Virginia Davidson Leonard Deutsch Doris Du Buc Irwin Duchon Wiletta Eggleston Lita F agon Lloyd Fisher Leonard Fink Clarence Finn Mary Louise Flaugh Richard Friedman Norma Hackstcdde Evelyn Hancock Lois Hamilton Molly Hatfield Phyllis Hollander Mildred Hughes Dorothy Hummer Mary Kappus William Kerrigan Oliver Kimball Betty Kelly .lane Kortz Mary liortz Helen Lantz .lane Little Gayle Longsdorf Kathleen Maloney Alice Montgomery Paul Murry Jay McConville Jack McDonough Bob McNamara Charlotte Martin Betty Moore Betty Moore William Preston Helen Ranceale Lawrence Retz Louis Sacha Marvin Shaps Robert Scharlotte Grace Strobel Seymour Wachsberger Betty Walters Marjorie Webster Stanley Vlleingart Marie Vilcot The newly formed Esperanto club promises to be o11e of Shaws largest clubs. It was organized in the second semesterg an enthusiastic group of over sixty turned out at the first meeting. The club is the largest in the Esperanto Association in Cleveland, which comprises eight groups. Grace Strobel, who was elected secretary of the association, teaches the international language to the club, through the medium of Beginners' Course by Susmuth, our text book. The meetings take place every Monday. naae eighty -Ami -. W in The Movie Cperators ' bQN First Semester Second Semester First Shift .... ..... X Villard Duns ..... ......... B ob Starrett Second Shift .... .... Raymond Olsen .... ..... X Vilbur Abrahams Third Shift . . . ..... Curtis Carmen .... .... C harles Crawford Sponsor . . . .... Olive VVo0dward These operators have to give three shows daily, of two reels each. They are to he congratulated on maintaining their fine work through- out the season. Five of these boys will be graduated in Juneg thus five places on this crew will be open to ambitious underclassmen. page eighty-one Philomatheian Club OFFICERS President .. ......... . ..... Eunice Ahrens Secretary . . . . . . ....... Inga Zorn Treasurer .. .... Miriam Lopatnikov Sponsor .. ..... Mary Morrison MEMBERS Eunice Ahrens Hazel Leslie Irene Sheridan Beatrice Anthony Miriam Lopatnikov Freda Simerka Mary Donovan Dorothy Root June Squires Florence Jacques Inga Zorn The Philomatheian club is a club of great interest and value to its members. Its purpose is to promote an interest in all types of reading. The club meets every other Friday in Room 29. There they have regular business meetings, -in connection with talks and discussions on the different phases of literature. The organization is divided into the following committees: drama. modern novel, travel, biography and poetry. Each member joins one of these committees. The Philomatheian club has social meetings also, and gives a party each semester. Although the club is not limited as to number, any stu- dent desiring membership must be recommended by two members of the faculty. e Courtesy of The Cleveland News Posting the Rules for the Essay Contest on the Subject, The Reasons for Cleveland's Greatness. page eighty-two 'Y ' YYY7YY A T H L E T I C S ,if lzxwl' Coach .......... Assistant Coach . . Manager ...... O Heavyweight LINEUP Ends .... ..... Tackles .. Guards Centers ..... ..... Halfbacks .. .. . . . Frlllbacks . .... . . . . Quarterback . . . . . . . . page eighty-four . . . .John L. Snavely . . . .VVillian1 Nick . . . .Robert Hendry Football Woodworth, Cleland, Flint Goodwin, Zentgraf, Kraft, Kidd Wilson, Ryan, Hermanson, Kipp Struck, Hill Wistar, Seaman, Eisenhut, Cadiou . Gaudio, Wistar Snavely Heavyweight Football LETTERMEN XVISUH' ................. Zentgraf -. . . . . . . Gaudio . .. .... 2 3 3 Struck ..... .... 2 Wilson ....... .... 1 Herxnanson . . . . . . .1 Kipp ...... .... 1 T Kidd ...... .... 1 Q Goodwin .... .... 1 1 Byers ......... .... 1 1 9 '- Vlfoodworth . . . . . . . Coach Slzfwely I I Q' ffzj Ass'l Coach Niclt Snavely .......... .... 1 Ryan .................. 1 SCORES Shaw 7 ................... East li Shaw 0 . . . ..... Massillon 46 Shaw 0 . . . ......... Lakewood 6 Shaw 0 ................. Elyria 6 Shaw 0 ...............,. Lorain 9 Shaw 7 ...... Youngstown Rayen 13 Shaw 7 ............. Collinwood 6 Shaw 6 ................ Heights 7 LAKE ERIE LEAGUE STANDINGS A Won Lost Tied Points Lorain . . . . . '3 0 1 7 Elyria ..... . . 2 0 2 6 Heights ...... . . 1 1 2 4 Lakewood . . . . ..... ....... 1 2 1 3 Shaw ............................... 0 4 0 0 Note: League standings are computed by the point systemg two points are awarded for a wing one for a tieg and the highest total number of points wins. From the above data, it is not hard to see that Shaw had a' good defense, but a poor offenseg for only once was the team beaten by more than one touchdown, though it often was held scoreless. The team was at its best in the game which it most wanted to win, the Collinwood giame. The team worked with smoothness and precision as it downed Lollinwood, a team which had previously built up an admirable record. page eighty five WWI to Coach ........,. . . .Noah N unemaker Assislant Coach .. .... Douglas Vivian Manager ...... . . .Humbert Morris Lightweight Football LINEUP Ends .... Tackles . . Guards . . . Center ........ . . Backfieldmen page eighty-six . . . Hepker, D. Sweeney, Van Buren . . . Clark, Jewitt, Pocock . . . . .Burke fel, B. Sweeney . . .J . Perna .. .Adolph, Koester, Musacchio, Nobis, Nolish. Peckinpaugh Lightweight Football SCORES A Shaw 33 ............... Chardon 0 Shaw 12 .... Collinwood Reserves 6 Shaw 0 .............. Lakewood 0 Shaw 19 ................. Elyria 0 , Shaw 7 ,................ Lorain 0 Shaw 6 ........ Mayfield Heights 19 1 Shaw 0 . ........ I . . .-.John Hay 6 ' Shaw 0 ....... Cleveland Heights 0 Coach Nzzlwnzalrez' LAKE ERIE LEAGUE STANDINGS Won Lost Tied Points 'Lakewood .. . 3 0 1 7 Shaw ...... . 2 0 2 6 Heights . . . . 1 1 2 4 Lorain . . . . 1 3 0 2 Elyria .......... ..... ..... . 0 3 1 1 'Champions ' Points are estimated as follows: win, two pointsg tic, one point. LETTERMEN ' 2' Adolph ................ Burke lci .... .... Clark ...... .... Hepker . . . . . .1 .Iewiti ....2 Koester ...... .... 1 Musacchio . . . . . . .1 ' 1 Nobls ...... .... Nollsh ....... .... Peckinpangh . . . . . . J. Perna ....,. .... Pocock .... .... B. Sweeney ... . .Z. D. Sweeney Van Buren . . . . . . . 1 2 1 ' 1 2 1 1 2 2 1 Ass'I Coach Vivian page eighty-setgen Coach .... ....... B oy VVisecup Manager . .. ..... Richard Cleverly Heavyweight Basketball XVith only two lettermen, Lowell Rupp and Bill Snavely, returning, Shaw's outlook for the season 1934-35 in basketball was only mediocreg however, the rapid development of Walter Henry, a senior with one semester to play, along with the improved work of Ralph Peckinpaugh and VVarren Abbot, gave the team much needed impetus. In the first semester, the team, Walter Henry at center, Rupp and Peckinpaugh at forward, and Abbot and Snavely at guard, won five games, while losing three. The games away from home seemed to be the hardest to win. In the second semester, Bob Ridgeley and Norman Frank were used alternately in the place left vacant by the loss of Henry. This new combination proved to be just as successful, if not more successful, than the first one. Lowell Rupp headed the list in scoring for the season. uxbwmkn ' . K. page eighty-eight . , 0 .All Coach, . . . . . .Roy VVisecup Manager . . . .... Jim XVhyte Lightweight Basketball F orwards-DiSanto, Hurst, Scharer. Centers-Koester, Lally. Guards-Heinlen, Miller. LAKE ERIE LEAGUE STANDING Won Lost Points Shaw ...................... G 2 12 Heights ...... . . . 5 2 10 Lakewood .... . . . 5 3 10 Elyria ...... . . . 2 6 4 Lorain ..................... 1 6 2 The lightweights went through the first half of their season without a single defeatg and it appeared that they would look as good during tl1e balance of the year, because they did not lose any players at the January graduation. Hopes for an undefeated team were abandoned shortly, however, when the Heights midgets beat the Red and Black .26-23. A week later Lakewood handed the East Clevelanders their second defeatg this time it was 32-27. These two league games were the only losses of the entire season, for the team pulled out of the slump in time to beat Elyria in its next engagement and go on to earn the Lake Erie League champion- ship. page eighty-nine Coach ..... .... D ouglas Vivian Manager .... ..... t iharles Mitchell Swimming Breastrokers: VVilbur Abrahams, Jim Cain, and Harold Lingerfeiter. Backstrokers: Ed Byers, Bud Otte, and Burt Taylor. Divers: Brud Cleaveland and Sonny Davis. Freestylers: Dick Bernier, Bob Dysert, Jim Harrington, Bill Jewitt, Ray Keiffer, John Lickorish, NVillis Liske, and David Nadle. Jim Cain went through the first SGIIIC-!St6I',S contests undefeated in the breastroke eventg and when Jim graduated in January, VVilbur Ah- rahams stepped into his place. During Cain's one semester he scored thirty-one points. ' Shaw took third place in the Lake Erie League meet. In the North- eastern Ohio district meet, Cleaveland took second and Davis, third in diving, Keiffer, Bernier, Lickorish, and Harrington, third in the free- style reiayg Abrahams, sixth in the 100-yard breastrokeg and,,Otte, Abrahams, and Harrington, sixth in the medley relay. , , i High point men for the season are KeitTer, 28W pointsg Harrington, 151fgg Davis, 313 Abrahams, 28g Cleaveland, 203 and Cain, 31. - page-ninety ,I Coach. . . . . .E. 0. Oifinger Tennis SCORES Shaw 0 ........ Lakewood 5 Shaw 3 .... ..... E lyria 2 Shaw 0 .... Lorain 6 Shaw 2 .... . . .Heights 3 The Shaw Tennis team had a fair season. It won only one of its games: however, it lost by very small scores. Every man on the Shaw Tennis team played equally well at his position, but George Chapman and Seymour VVacl1sbe1'ger were the in- dividual aces. Chapman, XV3CllSlJCFgCl', and Klein constituted the singles, while NVilliams, Sehauer, Cain, Silbernian, Schaft, and Shannon made up the doubles. This year's lettermen were George Chapman, Seymour Xvachsberger, Robert Vlfilliams, Anthony Schauer, Jim Cain and Don McLeod. page ninety-one V.. Coach .... .... E . O. Otlinger Manager. . . . . .Edward Nerrick Cross Country SCORES Shaw 2516 . . . .......... .... E ast Tech 2916 Shaw 29 . ...Akron East 26 Shaw 19 .......................... Collinwood 36 City Wide Meet: West Tech, 753 Lincoln, 1055 East Tech, 106g Lakewood, 1173 Shaw, 1245 Collinwood, 163. LETTERMEN Russell Morse Eugene Stuart Charles Mast Robert Curtis Ralph Larson Mike Spanos Richard Sedgley Edward Blasse Edward Norrick Last year Shaw had the best Cross Country team in many a year, with every boy contributing. Shaw won the Collinwood Trophy for the fourth consecutive year. In the Northeastern Ohio meet, Shaw's mainstay, Robert Curtis, developed a cramp and was forced to drop outg and with him went Sl1aw's hope of a championship team. At the end of the season Ralph Larson was elected captain for the coming year. 1 page ninety-two Coaches ........................... E. O. Ottinffer w. v. Nici Manager .... .............. . . .E. VVhitworth Track Last spring the Shaw Track team had a more than successful sea- son. It won all four of its dual meets entered, usually by large scores, scoring over a 100 points to its opponents 27. ' The most outstanding thing was the showing that Shaw had in the C. A. C., Northeastern Ohio, Lake Eric and State meets. In the C. A. C., Shaw scored 22 points, only 6 points fewer than the winner. In the Northeastern Ohio meet Shaw scored 35 points, being only nosed out again. In the Lake Erie meet Shaw led all the way to victory with 96 points, defeating Lakewood, the champion, of thirteen years. In the State meet the mention of our Mile Relay team can't be passed up. It was barely beaten by Cathedral Latin's team which broke the state record by four seconds. point men of the season. These men always Individual honors go to Henry, Zentgraf and Vought, who were high led their team to victory by scoring at least 13 points apiece, per meet. Lettermen are : Anderson .........,..... .... 1 iurdles Lewand . . . .... relay and dashes Bookwater ..... ..... d ashes Liske ..... ........ p ole vault Cadiou ..... ...... h urdles Murray . . . .......... dashes Carlson . . . .......... mile Peterson . ......,......... relay Dawson ..... broad jump Rasoletti .................. dashes Esch ..... .......... r elays Sedgley ........ high jump and dashes Henry ........ . . . ....... hurdles Stone ....................... dashes Henwood ................ high jump Vought ....... javelin, discus, shot put Igo ........................... mile Wardle ..................... dashes Kidd ......... high jump and weights Zentgraf ..... javelin, discus, shot put Langer ...................... relays Teitelman .................. dashes SCORES Shaw 100 . . . ........ . ..... .... Shaw 103 ...... .......... Shaw 103 .............,... .... Shaw 100 Salem Relays: Shaw, second. Lake Erie Meet: Shaw, first. . . .Shaker 24 . .Bedford 29 . . .Heights 29 University 32 Northeastern Ohio District Meet: Shaw, second. page ninety three Girls' Athletic Council OFFICERS First Semester and Second Semester President ............................ Alice Burr Secretary . . . .... Katharine Brightman Treasurer . . ........ Joyce Schelly MEMBERS Alice Bernardy Virginia Murray Joyce Schelly Katharine Brightman Nina Purington Betty Corl Alice Burr Edith Rice Olive Marsh Catherine Marting .lean Righter Betty Osborne The Girls' Athletic Council is composed of a small group of girls, each of whom supervises one particular sport. These girls, in coopera- tion with the instructors, manage all the extra-curricular activities of the Physical Education Department. The council is influential in directing and managing the Leaders' Tea and the Gym-Jams. page ninety-four Red Leaders Black Leaders page ninety-five Director . . . .... Lois Hale Girls' Life Saving Fifteen girls XVOII their life-saving emblems this year. The emblem is an award given to the members of the Junior and Senior Life Saving Corps, which are sponsored by the National Red Cross. The main dill' er- ence between the Junior and Senior Corps is that of ageg a girl who passes the test given for the Junior Corps almost invariably passes that given for the Senior Corps. The National Red Cross sends a certified examiner from its own organization to give the test. Any girl who passes it is an expert swimmer, trained to much endurance, and able to come to the assistance of a drowning person. Henrietta Tipton Ruth Law Eleanor Myer Jane Havens Mary Lou Miller Marjorie Truman Jean Pettit Phyllis Cadwallader Lila Hird Barbara Dennis Ruth Matejka Ruth Dennis Bernice Bennett Betty Chambers Vivian Bockleman page nmety-six Adviser ............................ Mary Wliite Athletic Member in Charge . . . .... Alice Burr Volley Ball TEAM CAPTAINS Seniors-Grace Seibert, Jean Petit, Mildred Shunk, Henrietta Tipton. Juniors-Betty Osbourne, Jeanette Bricker, Louise Woodrich. Sopliomores-Dorothy Novy, Violet Peterson, Ellen Clare Eggleston. The major sport in the fall is volley ball. Alice Burr, a member of the Athletic Council, was in charge of the tournament, ably assisted by Alice Bernardy. The best players in the tournament were selected and divided into two teams, Harvard and Yale. In the annual battle, Yale won. The teams were composed of the followings girls: Yale-Peggy Nunemaker, captaing Betty Kastilahn, Betty Jean Bres- ter, Henrietta Tipton, Grace Seibert, Alice Bernardy, Jean Petit and Virginia NVeir. Harvard-Catherine Marting, captaing Edith Rice, Doris Feltham, Nina Purington, Jean Righter, Jeanette Bricker, Sylvia Diamond and Helen Thompson. page ninety-seven Vxhpxbo ,fl Adviser ............................ Mary VVhite Athletic Member in Clmrge .... Catherine Marting A ssistant .......................... Jean Righter Basketball The after-school basketball teams which consist of four groups captained by the following girls: Alice Burr .lean Pettit Alice Bernardy A Mary Louise Brehni Catherine Jeremiah Florence Adams Gwendolyn Brickles SENIORS Dorothy Rieiner Grace Siebert J UNIORS Gladys Higgins Jeanne Schleimer Virginia VVeir SOPHOMORES Edna Jane Tipton BEGINNERS Adella Sutkus Henrietta Tipton Mercedes Stokes Dorothy Tufts Olive Marsh Violet Peterson ' Agatha Murray are The girls who act as referees and score-keepers must qualify for their position after taking 2l,SlX weeks referees' course. Those successful this year are: REFEREES Marilyn Garrett Nina Purington Jean Righter Peggy Nnnemaker Joyce Schelly scoaeas A Edith Irwin Catherine Marting Virginia Murray Elma Johnson Adella Sutkus The basketball season lasts from Thanksgiving until spring. After the final games have hee11 played, the Army and Navy teams are chosen from the girls who are outstanding players. The game between the Army and'Navy teams is the most important of the year, and provides a fitting close for the basketball season. page ninety-eight w. Gym jams W7 . -- fx? H 'WW page ninety-nine . V+' Ll,4'1'Vlqk!Q uni, L J . - GYM-JAMS OF 1934 presented by TI-IE GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT ' Mary VVhite Directors C harlotte VV. Anderson PART I 1. Opening Chorus 5. 2. Senior Tap 6. 3. Limbering 7 4. Winter Sports and Hiking. 8 Arranged by Juniors Volley Ball Basket Ball Doll March Life Saving Drill. Arranged by Nina Purington 9. Riding Dance PART II Nursery Rhymes Askew 1. Old Fashioned and Modern Girls 2. Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary. Arranged by Virginia Dvorak, Alice Bernardy and Caroline Gale I1 3. Peter Pumpkin's Wife-Irish Jig 4. The Children of the Old Woinan VVho Lived in the Shoe 5. Little Red Riding Hood-English Country Dance 6. Four and Twenty Black Birds 7. Simple Simon. Arranged by Alice Buss and Dorothy Hagey 8. The Three Blind Mice 9. Humpty Dumpty 10. All the King's Men page one hundred Finale Alma Mater by John Howard '31 Sing with praise to old Shaw High School, Glorify her name. In the hall of school-day victories Shaw has won her f ameg While at war with grim Defeat She learned to play the game. Sing with praise to old Shaw High School Glorify her name. Sing of love for dear Shaw High School, Alma Mater fairg Sharing sadness, offering gladness, Tendering every care. Teachers, students, fathers, mothers, All in tribute shareg Sing of love for dear Shaw High School, Alma Mater fair. page one hundred one page one hundred two Football Song Black and red, forge ahead In the battles they have led, XVhen our Shaw boys come rolling along. Back them up with a shout That ten thousand throatsgive out, VVhen the Shaw boys come rolling along. Chorus- ' A Then it's heigh, heigh, hee, on to victory Shout out their praises loud and strong. HAH! RAH! They will fight, fight, fight I VVith courage and with might,-U See our Shaw boys come rolling along. KEEP THEM ROLLING! See our Shaw boys come rolling along. Get that kick, stop that pass. ' Show them they,re not in our class, Make that football come rolling along. SHAXV HIGH! Make that football come rolling along. S. H. S. Hail! Hail! for S. H. S. VVe have got the vim, sir, VV e are out to win, sir, Hail! Hail! for S. H. S. VVe have got the pep, you bet. Shaw Yells Vtfhistle - - - ----- Boom! Ah - - - ----- Shaw! R Rah Rah Rah Rah -- YV Rah Rah Rah Rah VV Rah Rah Rah Rah YV Rah Rah Rah Bah XV Yea ----- Team! Yea ----- Team! Fight! Fight! Fight! VVail ---------- VVail Fight! Shaw! Fight! Boom alaska - Boom alacka - Bow-wow-wow! Chick alacka - Chick alacka - Chow-chow-chow! Eat'em up! Eat 'em up! Eat 'em up! How? Raw ---------- ! 5 Fight, Team, Fight! Fight, Team, Fight! Fight, Team! Fight, Team! Fight! Fight! Fight! Black - Red! Nuf Sed! Black - Red! Nuf Sed! Black - Red! Nuf Sed! page one hundred three A D V E R T I Z E R S Qjenior J otographs in this Annual by GORDON CONNER Qffudio 1935 EUCLID AVE. M A i n 7 3 9 7 CLEVELAND pg hdd' A Delicious Treat for Every Occasion 1449 Hayden Avenue GLenville 1876 I .Babe .ygffcbza ' NUT-BROWN PIES 6. N QOQy1ff!Q is Beauty Solon All Lines of Beauty Culture Expert Operators We specialize in DYEING, BLEACHING . . and . . PERMANENT WAVING Q4 . 15465 Euclid Avenue Cor. Taylor Road Llberty 0362 Q' J Tl1e new lance-corporal, standing with an instructor, had the men marching away from him. The squad had gone some distance, and it appeared that the corporal did not kl10VV how to give the command About turn. At last, when the men were about one hundred yards away, the exasperated in- structor yelled, F or heaven's sake, say something, you idiot-even if it's only good-bye. i t -k t Agnes: No, I would never marry a man to reform him. Ethel: XVell, I donit think myself that harsh measures are the best. The doctor stood at the bedside of the sick purchasing agent and said, Yes, I'm pretty sure I can cure you. XVhat will be your charge ? Probably in the neighborhood of one hundred dollars. The buyer rolled over with a groan and faintly replied: You'll have to shade that price considerably. I have a much better bid than that from the under- takerf' i 'h i 'k Bill Kerrigan: I could die waltzing with you. Janet Smith: You will if you don't keep off my feet. N CAPITOL H35 555925 0 f Shogs Students 0 Rebuilt PATRONIZE While US... You WE Wait ADVERTISE . WITH YOU We Call For and Deliver. Glen. 1054 page one hundred seven FAirmount 0409 N'S The 0. A. Dean Dairy Company High Grade Dairy Products for HaU' a Century N The new baby had proved itself the possessor of extraordinary lung power. One day baby's brother, little Johnny, said to his mother: Ma, little brother came from heaven, didn't he? Yes, dear, answered the mother. Johnny was silent for a moment, and then he went on I say, ma. XVhat is it Johnny ? I don't blame the angels for slinging him out, do you? flowers . . . , ,gn Ga. .9 You look like a fool, thundered the disgusted man to his son, just returned from college. More and more like a conceited, hair-brained, helpless fool every year. Just then an acquaintance of the old gentleman entered the office and saw the youth. Halloa, there. Back, eh? exclaimed the visitor. You're looking more and more like your father every year. Yes, said the son, tl1at's what the governor's just been telling me. N Largest Stock of High Class Flowers in East Cleveland at Moderate Prices. SNAPPY coRsAGEs OUR SPECIALTY o ARTISTIC Pom'-ERY EVANS FLOWERS Llberty S983 14136 Euclid Avenue page one hundred eight The Morse-Crable Coal Co. RETAIL COAL DEALERS Main Office and Yard 1653 Doan Ave., East Cleveland Telephone MUlberry 4574 Branch Yards Green Road at W. 116th St. and South Euclid Nickel Plate R. R. Q U Peter: Am I speaking to Mr. Alexis P. XVifilehotham ? You are. Peter: I've been looking through the telephone directory for an unusual name for my guinea pig. I thought it only de- cent to ask your permission before I named it after you. i i i i She: Now what are you stopping for? He Cas car comes to a haltj : I've lost my bearipsgsf' She: ell at least you are original. Most fellows run out of gas. i i i i And the kind of wife we're looking for is one who can sew. The kind you can give a handful of buttons to and say, Here-sew some new shirts on these. f GLen. 6745 GLen. 6746 Forest Hill Market Only the Best in Meats L Sausage a Specialty 2213 Taylor Road y 15939 Euclid Ave. Cash and Carry Save 2026 U Community Laundry 1 ' - '4 An author says there is nothing worse than trying to shave with a razor, after a woman has sharpened a pencil with it. Hasn't he ever tried to write with the pencil? 6 73 Otlice Supplies Stationery Greeting Cards HOFFMAN-CARLSON iertnttts GLenville 0264 14064-66 Euclid Ave. at Windermere Q uf Nervous Patient: Will the ether make me sick, doctor? Doctor: I don't think so. Nervous Patient: How long will it be before I know anything? Doctor: Aren't you expecting too much of the ether, my friend ? i' 1 i' 1 Never run immediately after a good meal, advises a doctor. Unless, of course, you suddenly discover you haven't enough to pay the check. f Let Arnmor Meat You The Arnmor Market Co. Meat Supplies for Hotels, Hospitals, Restaurants Cafeterias, Clubs and Barbecues 1747 West 25th Street Cleveland, Ohio MAin 5045-5046 N5 v page one hundred nine 5 B E R G I S E or FINE FURNITURE 9210-9304 St. Clair Ave. ELIABLE EASONABLE 9 How did Jones lose the fingers of his right hand?', Put them in the horse's mouth to see how many teeth it had. And then what happened? The horse closed its mouth to see how many fingers Jones had ! fr A SERVICE QUALITY THE EUCLID-TAYLOR PHARMACY CO. Cor. Euclid Ave. and Taylor Rd. W. H. Tissot Paul Mackay YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE Free Delivery ServiczFCall GL. 0823 any time f, GLenville 3020 East Cleveland Coal Co. DAVE WHALE and E. D. WOOD 1700 Strathmore Ave.' East Cleveland, Ohio Q F riendzu I suppose this even a more remarkable baby-than the one you had last year. Auto Fiend: Oh, you bet he is! Far better model. Got a longer wheel lose, a better pair of lamps, and a very much louder hornf' L ' - i Jim Xvhytez Animal keepers say that K I 1 , 0 P animals of different kinds, kept in asso- De SALV0 S SHOE SH P eiation, change their natures. Believe First Class Shoe Repairing, it ?v Hat Cleaning Shining Parlor 15528 EUCLID AVE. Sam Shannon: VVell, I've known a Best Material Used , Work Guaranteed YVelsh rabbit to become a lllglllIll21l'C.,,' L A ' w KNORR BAKERY ' Best Baked Goods on Hayden Ave. -at Reasonable Prices 1533 HAYDENA page one hundred ten CUBBERLY STUDIO FOR FINE PORTRAITS Fastest Photo Finishing Service.-Picture Framing to Suit Your Pocketbook 1433 Hayden Ave. We Carry zz Full Line of Greeting Cards for all Occasions GLen. 2952 Q N SUCCESS TO SHAW GRADUATES GREAT LAKES AUTO SERVICE 15915 Euclid Avenue COMPLETE BODY and MECHANICAL SHOPS I Did 'youse git anyt'ing? whispered the burglar on the ground, as his pal emerged from the window. Naw, de bloke wot lives here is a lawyer, replied the other in disgust. Dat's hard luck, said the first. Did youse lose anyt'ing? Seedy Boarder: Haw! you-haw- may not believe it, don't you know, Pol- ly, but I was born with a-haw-silvah spoon in my mouth ? Polly: XVell, fancy! An' me and mother thought you spoke like that on purpose. THE PHILPOTT RUBBER COMPANY MECHANICAL RUBBER Goons i 1381 'W: 3rd St. lVIAin 7180 Cleveland, Ohio He: Say, that friend of yours from Oklahoma is the greatest soup eater in the universe. She: VVhy, how's that ?', 3 He: 'Well live seen soup siphoued and gargled but he's the first one I ever saw who yodeled it. At the grave of the departed the old darkey pastor stood, hat in hand. Look- ing into the abyss, he delivered himself of the funeral oration. Samuel J ohns, he said sorrowfully, you is gone. An' we hopes you is gone where we ,speaks you aint. 'N Students . . . . Q To you, who have just begun, to you who are about to leave, Shaw High will forever last in your memories. We extend our best wishes to you for a successful future. The Windermere Storage Company 14441 Euclid Avenue X 9 page .one hundred eleven Free Delivery Dial MU. 0648 Country Cake Products with the Country Left In 15461 Euclid Avenue M E112 Grnrgianna Glakr Shoppe N East Cleveland, Ohio A My ideal husband, said the girl who had been reading cheap novels, must be a strong, silent man, full of grit, and able to bear the heat and burden of the day without flinching-one who will not hear a word said about me, and who will not utter an unkind word hiinselff' uhhrlllkll you want is a deaf and dumb coal-beaver, murmured her friend. i' i' i W Dick VValters: I sent my girl a valen- tine inscribed, F rom Your Only Love. Hi yan Buren: Did she get excited over lt? Dick: She sure did. She called up a dozen different fellows to find out who had sent it. Mark Twain once said: To be good is nobleg but to teach others to be good is nobler-and less trouble. G Complete Line of Drugs and Confections Service Meet your Friends at Quality SERVICE DRUG STORE After School 2201 Taylor Road Llberty 9753 J Teacher: If Shakespeare were alive today wouldn't he be looked upon as a remarkable man? Bill Merkel: He sure would. He'd be three hundred years oldf' Put Your Painting Up To Par THE PARR PAINT and COLOR COMPANY Manufacturers of HIGH GRADE PAINTS For All Good Painting 18312 Syracuse Ave., N. E. CLEVELAND, OHIO Q page one hundred twelve The rookie policeman was assigned to the mounted squad for instruction. But it was very much against his desire. Listen here, Captain, I never rode a horse in my life, he objected. Don,t worry about that, said the Captain. I got a nice little horse that ain't never been ridden in his life. You two can start out together. i ik i- i Frank: Papa, what do you call a lllilll who runs an auto? Papa: It depends upon how near l1e comes to hitting me. Pop,', said Peter, brandishing a wooden sword, I wish I could be a pirate and sail the Spanish Main and scuttle ships. XVell, said his miserly Pop, take this scuttle and sail down to the cellar and pirate some coal from Adams' bin? i Q 'R ii Teacher: Can you tell me what a hypocrite is? YVill Cretney: Yes ma'am. lt's a boy what comes to school with a smile on his face. ' I-IL 04 watch A Mo ST APPRoPR1ATE im? - ----- . . lik I 4 Graduatwn GI. t .l aw - : - 5 QF - T it ..., -5 Beautiful Elgin Straps New Slender Baguettes 22 From 512.00 up. See in White and Natural i our Graduation Spe- Gold. - cial at . .... S17.50. I I ' ' QSQNI-l l. ZZ?? 1385 Hayden Ave. 4-5354512 GLen. 4694 JEWEL!! OFTICIAN EAST CLEVELAND'S JEWELER SINCE 1920 M J My boy, when you grow up I want you to be a gentleman. I don't want to be a gentleman, pop- I wanna be like you. t if xi t Defendant fin loud voicejz Justice! Justice! I demand justice I Judge: Silence! The defendant will please remember he is i11 a court room. VVaiter: And how did you find the beef, sir? Customer: Oh, I moved a potato, and there it was. i' 1' i' i' And have you any children, Mrs. Mug- gins? e Oh, yes sair! One livin' and one mar- ried. P page one hundred thirteen 6 A Word to the Wise Is Sufficient .... TRU-PENN-LUBE-CO. M! TRU-PENN Oilier Oil A traveler in Indiana noticed that a farmer was having trouble with his horse. It would start, go slowly for a short distance, and then stop again. Thereupon the farmer would have great difficulty in getting it started. Finally the traveler approached and asked so- licitously: Is your horse sick '? Not as I knows of. Is he lJalky? No. But he is so danged 'fraid I'll say whoa and he won't hear me, that he stops every once in a while to listen. i t i t After a man has slept on a cheap mat- tress in a cheap country hotel, he can realize how straw could break a camel's back. Did I understand you to say this lad voluntarily confessed to playing truant'?,' asked a school attendance officer, ad- dressing the mother of a small dirty boy. Yes, sir, he did, the woman replied. I just had to persuade him a little, and then he told me the whole thing volun- tarilyf' How did you persuade him? in- quired the otticer. VVe1l, first I gave him a good hiding, said the parent, and then I put him to hed without supper and I took his clothes away and told him he'd stay in bed until he confessed what he done, if 'twas the rest of his days, and that I should punish l1i1n again in the morning. And in less than half an hour he told me the whole story of his own accord. SPIES BQQTHERS, unc. MANUFACTURERS or CLASS PINS . . . CLASS RINGS . . . CLUB EMBLEMS . . . MEDALS TROPI-IIES . . . FRATERNITY AND SORORITY JEWELRY DIPLOMAS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS DANCE PROGRAMS . . . BIDS AND FAVORS Sales Office and Show Rooms: 27 East Monroe Street . Factory: 1140 Cornelia Avenue Chicago, Q page one hundred fourteen OSCAR T. UPINGTON NEWLY INSTALL A DRY-KOLD ICELESS REFRIGERATOR MEATS OF QUALITY 1415 Hayden Avenue . GLenville 0814 My auto, 'tis of thee, short cut to pov- erty-of thee I chant. I blew a pile of MAC KRIEGER dough on you two years ago, and now Tailors and Cleaners you quite refuse to go, or won't or can't. 15455 Euclid Ave near Ta lor Road Througlr town and countryside, you Storage for Your Garglem Y GLW 2045 were my joy and pride, a happy day. I I loved thy gaudy hue Qthy nice white tires so new? but now you lose at least A one screw a day. To thee, old rattlebox, came many bumps and knocksg for thee I grieve. Badly thy top is torn, frayed are .thy seats and worng the whooping cough EDdy 7282 We Barber Hair with Special Care affects thy horn, I do believe. NICK CALVITTI Thy perfume swells the breeze, and D 3 YvufFwffi1y Bafbeff' i good folks choke and wheeze, while we 1645L:Id'e3' Sim' Ch'ld e 'S Ha C '3 pass hy. I paid for thee a price, 'twould at en ve opp' Sth E' Cleveland y buy a mansion twiceg now eve1'ybody's yelling Ice! -I wonder why? Thy motor has the grip, thy spark plugs have the pip, and woe is thine. I, too, have suffered chills, ague, and kin- dred ills, endeavoring to pay my bills, since thou wert mine. . Gone is my bankroll nowg no more 'twould choke a cow, as once before. Yet if I had the mon, so help me, Brother John-I'd buy another car, I swan, and speed some more. DENTIST 1391 Hayden Ave. near Shaw Ave. GLenville 4904 DR. D. B. LICHT U The Satisfying Richness, the Velvety Smoothness and Unequaled Flavor will tell you it's . . . I-Ierrorfs Banquet Ice Cream Greater Cleveland's Finest Ice Cream MEIrose 3121-22 4918 Denison 9 page one hundred fifteen U B Your Future . . . OUR success in the business world will depend largely upon your business training. Spencerian College has trained more than 65,000 young men and young women for secretarial, junior secretarial, exec- utive secretarial, bookkeeping, accountancy, stenography Qshorthand or stenotypyj and salesrnanship positions. Day and evening classes. No charge for placement service. Easy method of tinancing tuition. - SPENCERIAN COLLEGE, 3201 Euclid Ave. HE. 3200 N As the American party passed Grosve- nor House the guide said: That is the town house of the Duke of VVestminster, one of our largest landed proprietors. A pretty girl on the second seat looked up in sudden enthusiasm: Oh,,' she cried, who landed him ? t 'k i R Dot Hagey: I want to see some furs. Have you any skunk ? Clerk: Yes, see the fl0O1'NVEllk6l'.,, 'J XVhat did the audience do when you told them you have never paid a dollar for a vote? inquired the first politician. Some of them cheered, but tl1e ma- jority of them seemed to lose interest, replied the other. W 'k i i Father, do lawyers tell the truth ? Yes, 111y hoyf' the father answered. Lawyers will do anything to win a casef' 6 ou Like ee Creamf-f . . . 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 N o Substitute for Quality! WMM? ff lid I Quality Ice Cream Company HEnderson 7700 6519-27 Carnegie Avenue X page one hundred sixteen FOREST HILL CLEANERS - TAILORS Ladies, and Gents Tailoring Our Specia ty 2223 North Taylor Road GLenville 0382 Call and Deliver L I m Shaw Avenue and Nickel Plate R. R. The East Cleveland Lumber Company Professor: I am going to speak on 'Liars' today. How many of you have read the twenty-fifth chapter of the text?', Nearly every student raised his hand. Professor: Good You are the very group to whom I wish to speak. There is no twenty-fifth chapter. Voice at the other end of 'phones Is that Mrs. Hooper? I regret to inform you that your son has been arrested for joy riding. Old lady fin night clothesj: Thank goodness! He's safe in jail. Observer: I notice you got up and gave that lady your seat in the street car the other day. Observed: Since childhood I have re- spected a woman with a strap in her hand. i 'lr i i' The Wal' Lecturer: These are not my own figures, ladies and gentlemen. They are the figures of a man who knows what he is talking about. A gang foreman on the B. 81 O. reported as follows: The horse that No. 8 killed is a mule, and is not dead yet. - 6 RIGEL BROTHERS Dealers in STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Llberty 5800 - GLenville 6745 Llberty S801 GLenville 6746 16117 EUCLID AVENUE 2207 TAYLOR ROAD Phone LI 9323 15555 Euclid Ave H C0BURN9S . . DRY Goons and NOTIONS m page one hundred seventeen K' '- N ' Th'ft 'thSft' B tSh Do You Value Good Eyes? N WI 8 e 5 Oesgnliivexxlgg You should have them examined C- John and Martha Jane BARBER and BEAUTY SHOPPE DR F HBYEH Ave. Llberty ' OPTOMETRIST . . The teacher was instructing the young- Euchd Ave' af Superior sters in natural history. GLenville 2560 East Cleveland 'NC311 any boy 01- gil-l, she Said, tell x , K Q ' me what an oyster lS ?', Some unusual noise woke Mrs. Jenks out of a sound sleep. She sat up in bed a11d listened-yes, it was in the garage. Quickly she shook Mr. Jenks and with a great deal of effort aroused him. Get up, Harry, she said in, great ex- citement, HSOIHC one is trying to get the car out of the garage. 'Sallrightf' muttered Harry, who knew his garage, he'll get discouraged soon enough! The hand of Bill Berkey shot in the air. I know! I know! An oyster, tri- uniphantly announced Bill, is a fish built like a nut. H .lllVl'S HAND LAUNDRY I56l2 Euclid Avenue Quality Service Reasonable Prices 4 6'Y0u, can always do better at Billgsv SUIT - COATS Always the newest at the lowest prices - - - Fabrics 314.50 that stand the test - - Pat- terns that illustrate the 319.50 style trend. 4'Cleveland's Greatest Clothing Value Cl0tl1,ing alnd Flufnishings , St. Clair Ave., COT. E. 152nd Stfeet Two convenient corner stores Sc. Clair Avenue, corner Hayden X page one hundred eighteen N Ehrig Printery 1784 Amherst Street 'anything from a card to a catalog' GLenville 9094 Q Court fto prosecutorjz Then you recognize this handkerchief as the one which was stolen? Prosecutor: Yes, your Honor. Court: And yet it isn't the only hand- kerchief of the sort in the world. See, this one I have in my pocket is exactly like it. Prosecutor: Very likely, your Honor, there were two stolen. OYl'lfJ!i1'Vl'0VlfS... 0 F A F R IE N D Portable Electric Welder for Outside Work BLOCKS-TANKS-TRAILERS BOILERS-CASTINGS-RADIATORS East Cleveland Welding Co. ' 14325 Euclid Ave. GLenville 7456 9 John, said the teacher, if coal is selling at 36 a ton and you pay your dealer 324, how many tons will he bring to your house T' V ' A little over three tons, ma'am, said Jol111 Pew promptly. VVhy, John, that isn't right, said the teacher. b No, n1a'am I know it ain't, said John, but they all do it. f GLenville 2001 GOOD LOOKS SHOPPE Specializing in ALL BRANCHES OF BEAUTY CULTURE 4 1568 Hayden Ave. X U page one hundred nineteen W T ' e T East Glleurlanh A Our Pupils . Business forthe Srhnnl nf Eumneaa Branches BEST Mr. and Mrs. Thos. P. Schully Individual OFFICE . ' 14065 Euclid Avenue Phone: GLen. 8893 Instrumon POSITIONS Next to Public Library U DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS ALL YEAR ' I M Now, Tom, said the teacher severely, how many times must I tell you not to snap your fingers? Put your hand down and presently I'1l hear from you. Five minutes later she said, Now then, Tom, what was it you wanted to say? There was a man in the entry a while ago, said Tommy serenely, and he went out with your new silk umbrella. Judge: The police say that you and your wife had some words. Prisoner: I had some, but I didn't get a chance to use them. 'I' i i i You know a barking dog never bites. Sure Boss, Ah knows dat, but Ah don't know how soon he's goin' to stop bark- ill, 99 Q Llberty 6000 The Wehrle Hardware Company Plumbing 0 Heating Q Sheet Nletal Work 0 Notions and Dry Goods 14142 Euclid Avenue East Cleveland f 9 JOHN MARSHALL COLLEGE Offers Comprehensive Courses in LIBERAL ARTS SECRIEYTARIAL SCIENCE-BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION At Reasonable' Prices Write for Bulletin or Phone JUDGE DAVID C. MECK, A.M., LL.D., President 9801 Euclid CEdar 6116 page one hundred twenty RE 'EM A WEEP Tommy had captured a prisoner, and while waiting for escort to come up, said to him: ' Have you got a wife ? Neill, answered the German. Nine ? gasped Tommy. Lummc, where's your iron cross ? i l l Q The Doctor: And if he loses con- sciousness agam, give lnm a teaspoonful of that brandvf' The Patient's wife: VVhile he is un- conscious? Sure, doctor, he'd never for- give me. i' i ik ik Aunt Nellie: NVell, Paul, dear, did you see Santa Clans this time? Paul Stevens: No, auntieg it was too dark to see him, but I heard what he said when he knocked his toe against the bedposti' Son fhome for Easterjz VVell, after all, Dad, the real benefits you get out of college are not necessarily what you learn in classrooms but the associations you make and- Dad Qinterruptingjz Yeah! And what did you ilunk this time ? i 'A' i i Minister fat evening servicejz Miss Jones will sing agalll, 'I Cannot Tell You XVhy'. Q Q W K Great prophets were numerous in olde11 times. The whale swallowed Jonah and got a small prophet with quick returns. P 1araoh's daughter got a little prophet from the rushes on the bank. Jonah got 011 the inside of a big propo- sition. i i 'A' i A juryman declared his inability to give a just verdict, because the defend- ant looked like the preacher that married him. I must say, remarked the lady to her cook, that you perform your duties in a very perfunctory manner. Thank you, mum, said the cook, I've been 'ere three months and that's the first word of praise I've 'adf' l i l il Hereafter there will be absolutely no smoking in barracks at any time! bel- lowed the captain in Raritan Arsenal, New Jersey, after a fire caused by a for- gotten butt had been quelled. Abso- lutely! Not at any time. Then he paused and added as an after- thought, in a louder bellow even than be- fore: Especially at night! It must be terrible to have to spend your days in a place like this! said the nosey reformer who was visiting the penitentiary. It sure isf' replied the convict, VVe have visitors like you almost every day. i i i i Al Hall: Is this a pedigreed dog? Art Davis: Pedigreed? VVhy, if that dog could talk he wouldnit speak to either of us. t i' i i Jim Kurtz: I can't afford an automo- bile. Dan Dielnert: But I thouffht vou had as D V one. Jim Kurtz: I have. That's how I discovered that I can't afford one. i i i' i' VVhat's that new structure you have put up on the hill there? asked a puz- zled visitor of a farmer. VVe1l, replied the farmer, if I find a tenant for it, it's a bungalow, if I don't, it's a barn. page one hundred twenty-one A Bostonian was showing an English friend around the town. This, he said, is Bunker Hill monu- ment-where Vtfarren fell, you know. The visitor ran his eye up the lofty shaft and then said sympathetically: Nasty fall, eh! Killed ,llll, of course ? i' 1' i i Grandpa: XVhy, my boy, I remember when it was a common occurrence for a young man to start as a clerk and in a few years own the business. Jim W'hite: Yes, Grandpa, but cash registers have been invented since. l 'I i i' Repeat the words the defendant used, said counsel for the plaintiff in a case of slander. I'd rather not, said the witness tim- idly, they were hardly words to tell to a gentleman. I see, said counsel, then whisper them to the judge? I i i i 6 Y Doctor Ccomplacentlyj : 'Xou cough more easily this morning. Patient fquerulouslylz I ought to, I practiced nearly all night. t t 'A' 'k Dobson: He claims to be related to you and says he can prove it? Dabson: The man's a fool. Dobson: That may be a mere coinci- dence. i i i i Visitor: How do you do, Tonnny! I've come to stay at vour house for a week, and I'm sure you can't even guess who I am. Tom: l'll bet one thing. Visitor : VVhat ? Tom: I'll bet you're no relative of father's. t t i 'k ' Mother: If you can't keep the children quiet, send them up to me for a while and I'll sing to themf' Nurse: Oh, that won't do any good. I've threatened them with that already. i i' i 'R Now my son, said the conscientious father, 'ttell me why I punished you. That's it, blubbered the boy indig- nantly, first you pounded the life out of me, and now you don't know what you done it for. page one hundred twentu-two A Scot went to the house of a friend one morning, knocked at the door, and greeted the good woman who opened it with: Is Donald in . No, Donald is no in, he's deid. Oh, that's terrible news. Donald deid. Dear! Dear! Yes, puir Donald deid last nicht. Oh, that's a great loss to me. Did he say ocht about a pot o' green paint before he deid ? CP!! i i i ik NVell, XValter,', said his mother, did you learn anything new at school today ? Yes'm,,' said Xvalter Perkins. YVhat ,did you learn new ? Perk: I got oil to a new way o' gettin' out 0' school fer an hour, by snuffin, red ink up my nose. t Q i i I shall never marry, declared Regin- ald, until I meet a woman who is my direct opposite. XVell, Reggie, said Mable, there are a number of intelligent girls in the neigh- borhoodf' i t i 'N At an evening party tl1e hostess had coaxed a protesting guest to sing. After the song she went up to him smiling. Oh, Mr. Jenkins, she said, you must never tell me again that you can't sing- I know now! i' i' Q i Employer Csternlyl : There are two quarters missing from my desk, and you and I are the only ones who have a key. VVhat about it ? Office Boy: XVell, sir, let's pay a quar- ter each and say nothing more about it. 'k 1' i' 'k Bert and VValt were on their way home from school. Gosh, said VValt, I sure am sorry Shakespeare wasn't horn in London. VVhy, asked Bert what's the differ- ence? A lot of difference, snorted Walt. I said he was, on my exam paper. i Q i' i 9 99 A big, six foot colored man was apply- ing for a job as city fireman. After nu- merous other questions, the examiner asked, Can you read writing? Read writin'? he grunted. Naw, can't even read readin'.', Patronize Our Advertisers! Q This list of classified advertisements is placed for your convenience. W o 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 tgik the 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. Arnuxor Market Holl'man-Carlson, Printers llerpvs Furniture Bill's Clothes Nick Calvlttl John Cntapone Colmrn's Dry Goods C. Colgrove Community Laundry Gordon Conner Cubherly Studio 0. A. Dean Dairy Co. De Salvo Shoe Shop East Cleveland Coal Co. East Cleveland Lumber Co. 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Autographs Q- QW .49....vf?f4rf f Wiof ff vfcllf Qid W -JWQ Wf? W We ,J we is - ,. 'gfgbij in MKM ' W e we' K, f f ie we ew We WWW we? fm' DX 3 62fii2'lZ? page one hundred twe wJ f Autographybjf 'M' M M Mlm gAWJwMWMQ My ' D,fJ,,4Ji Mfffw fffwafg . W 776:44 fiziggfw he I K 'i' Ska, M so .9 5 -... Gf UQ' X 7 f T' S wvgsfh fs 2, M Q I4 'f 6 TI-IE TWENTY-EIGHT PRESID MQ .e fn THE MEMORIAL TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN ' IN POTOMAC PARK WASHINGTON. D. C. Q Harris 6 Ewing ABRAHAM L I N C O L N , OF i ILLINOIS, 1809-1865, 5 Six t can Q h President, ISO I- I805. Republican F roar: a Plrolagruph by Brady N want'-v JOHN ADAMS, OF MASSACHUSETTS I735-I326. Second Presi- dent.I797'IBOI.FedernIisl THOMAS JEFFER- GEOF SON, , OF TON,j VIRGIN. IU!-It IA, I743-I826. Third Press' ' dent, I80I-I809. Republican F11 JAMES A. GARFIELD. OF OHIO. IS3I'IB8I. Twentieth President, IBBI. Republican 1- - ,sul ULYSSES S. GRANT, OF lLLlNOIS,I822-1885. Eigh- tcrnth President, I869-I877. Republican GROVER CLEVEf LAND OF NEW YORK. WIL- LIAM HENRY HARRISON OF OHIO, I77J- ' JOHN I84 I. Ninth Pris- CHESTER A. ARTHUR. id 1'-'WA WINS OF New YORK. :sio- IB86. Twenty-Hrs! Presi- Rc- O U I N C Y ADAMS OF MASS A- C H US E T T S . H671 I848. Sixrh President. I82S- IBZ9. Republican I x IR37-I903. Twentg'-second I President. I885fI 89 and ISGS-IB97. Democrat ' ..i-. ..1.. JOHN TYLER, OF VIR- I FRANKLIN PIERCE, GINIA. I790-I862. Tenth OFNEWHAMPSHIRE. President I84I-I 5. I ANDREW JACKSON OF TENNESSEE, I767- I845. Seventh President, IS294I8'I7, Democrat I804-IB69. Fourteenth Presidenl. I853-I857. Dcmocru . 84 Democrn NOTE ' The followingprcsidznts were born in the states named here, not in the SIAIES from which :hw were elected 'thou given Above: Andrew Jnckson, North Carolina: William Henry Hnrruon. Virginia: Jxmex K. PoIk, North Carolina: Zaclw. TuIer,Virginiag Abraham Lincoln, Ken- 3946 Re' O PRECEDED CALVIN CCOLIDGE MOUNT VERNON. T H E E S T A T E O F GEORGE WASHING-' ' TON IN VIRGINIA O Harris 6 Ewing WOODROW WILSON. OF NEW JERSEY, 1856- I924. Twenty-seventh Pres-- denl. I9I1'I92I. Democru 0 Harris 6-Ewing JAMES MONROE. OF VIRGINIA. U53- IBSI. Fifth President. J A M E S IBIT-I825. Repubhcln MADISON, VIRGINIA. I I75I-IB36. Fourth President. '809 8 ' R'P b WILLIAM MQKINLEY. OF oruo. IB43-I90I. Twenty-fourth Presndenx. ' IB97-I90I. Republican ZACH 6 Ewing A R Y TAYLOR LOUISIANA l7B4AI8S0. MIARJIN Twelfth Pres ndenl. IB49 BUREN, OF lawn whiz JAMES K. POLK, OF NEW YORK- EE22ESS5f,'.dll25 H2121 l782-l862, Eiihlh I849. Dcmocru President. ISU 1841. Demecru WILLIAM H. TAFT, OF 1353. OHIO, I857- . Twemy llxlh Presldent, I909fI9I'I. REDUIJIIOIHA Q MILLARD FILLMQRE. 9H ' EW' ?54NEYh.Y0Rf-' 300' ANDREW JoHNsoN. . I I rtll' .,....,.mf1.?Q wh.. S5IE5'3E5iEE.?.wl?i'I: g,gp5g3g5mfgAq.,9f IBM. Fifteenth President, nent, I865- I869. R ' nssmaal. Democrn tuckygU,S. Grant. Ohio: Chester A. Arthur. Vermont: Grove: Llevelnnd, New Jersey, Andrew Johnson. North Carolunaz Bcniemm Hamscn, Ohio: Woodrow wikon. Vi,-mm.. Cnurlesy New Yodfvcning Pu! 3947 BAENI AARON BURR, of New ' York, U56-IB36. Vice' President for Thomas Jefferson's first term WHQ WERE v1cE.PREs1DENTs on the preceding pages Q in 1s :Ei Mi 1 4 fi AT 1,55 ' , : X. . V new E -Y V, , - . Ne x. 1, .. 'T if e fi?-:N I it if ' . Iliff' ' I :i ii E GEORGECLlNTON,ol', ' . . New York. U39-IBIZ. Vice-President during JefIerson's second term and part of Madison's first term DANIEL D. TOMP- KINS, of New York. UH- I825. Vice- Presi- dent throughout Mon- roe's two terms JOHN C. CALHOUN. of South Carolina. U82- I850. Vice-President durin the regime of John iluincy Adams and Jackson's first term RICHARD M. JOHN- SON,of Kedtucky, U30- IB50. Vice'President for Martin Van Buren 3 . I ., I ,l--L bs - GEORGE N. DAL LAS, of Pennsyl- vania. l792-IS64. Vice'President under James K. Polk its Is,-1 K 1 xxx Y , E L D R I D G E GERRY, of Massa- chusetts, UN-IBI4. Vtce'President for oneyearofMadison's second term .A-'N ,B The Vice-Presidents of the United States Who Did Not Become President f 1. , I ,Q j 'F -.F . - x Ai: , 1 . - . s Y . ,ggi Rx' I' I .x slwiifi - ii ,-. 2115 . ' L- .1 . ,. V-.-.sf . isp' -if 1 , ,. .- LSE , ng.. sr it I K' i ,aa 'x if ,is HENRY WILSON, of Massachusetts. l8l2-l875. Vice- President during part of Grant's second term I W I L L I A M A. WHEELER,ofNew York'. IBI9-l887. Vice'President dur- ing the Hayes ad- ministration WILLIAM R. KING of JOHN C. BRECKIN- . RIDGE of Kentuck Al b , izsmaia. ' . Y' EI::t:dnl:athevice-presi- lazhlan' v'c P ' deney under Franklin Pierce, he died before assuming duties dent for Buchanan SCHUYLER COLFAX. of Indiana, l823'I885. HANNIBAL HAMLIN, gf Vice-Presidentl'orGranl'5 Maine, l809-l89l. Vice' President during Lincoln's Erstadministration first term BANKS, of Indiana. -CHARLES wQ FAIR- LEVI P. MORTON of New York, l824- I920. Vice'Presi- dent during Harri' son's term lin, 'L 5. -I Q, ' 4' :Y :Q ily li' A E V. GARRET A. HO- BART, of New Jerse, IB44-I899. Viceepresident in McKinley's first ICTID JAMES S. SHER' MAN. of New York. U55-l9I2. Vice'President dur- ing part of Taft's administration ADLAI E. STEV- ENSON, of Illinois. I835-l9l4. Vice' President in second Cleveland term 1852-l9l8. Vice' P f5gpILf?:,lf5NE:1:l: After the election of Van Buren in l836 no other n , . vicefpresident wats elected president until Roosevelt Histor, Ca I 904, and Coolidge in l924 I .. :ISHS Fr Om The BO sf: Ol Ki i3'ivle-flge THOMAS A. HEND- RICKS. of Indiana. I8l9-I885. Vice-Presb dent less than one year during Cleveland's lint term THOMAS R. MAR-. SHALL, of Indiana. IB54-l925. Vice'Presi- dent during Wilson's two terms I 6- 4 ty -.1 , v