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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1936 volume:

ff 4' 1 A 6 F O THUTI' E -L.. SHAW HI r EAST R1936 ES Ed'zTto1 -in-Chief Assfistcmt Editor . . . . . . Art Eflifor ..... Sponsor . . ENTED BY-- .. Mason Harter Alice Terwilliger . . . .Jack Burton . . Miss Alba Junk Jane Ahrens Genevieve Ambrose Ma1'y Jane Beeler Josephine Bernardy Vivian Bockleman Virginia Davidsond Gaylord Cleavelan Jack Chappell aukchappdl Evelyn Dossett Jane J ewitt Roger Lindsey Ruth Matejka David Miller John Nelms John Newman Edwin Perry Doris Pickerell Kenneth Schreck Don Scullion Stuart Schaffner Margaret Tuckerman ' 1 THE SHUTTLE STAFF SHAW HIGH SCH EAST cLEv FOREWORD A high school, just lil4e any institution or even any person, must progress or slip baclcvvard. It is impossible to stand still. The statl of the Shuttle is of the sincere belief that during 1935 and 1936 Shaw l-ligh School has progressed. We have attempted, in this Shuttle, to record in permanent Form the accom- plishments of the past year. ani-, UH Q11- SHAW HIGH SCHCJOL EAST CLEVELAND, OH M. C. DIETRICH Principal of Shaw High School W. H. KIRK Superintendent of Schools of East Cleveland HA FACULTY ABBOTT, EARL G. Economics, Ohio Wesleyan University, B. A., M. A. ARNOLD, MISS LINNIE A. English and Latin, Ohio Wesleyan Univer- sity, B. A., Western Reserve University, M. A. BAKER, MISS LOUISE English, Ohio Wesleyan University, B. A., B. L., Western Reserve University, M. A., Chicago University, Graduate Work, Di- ploma at King's School of Oratory, Pitts- burgh. BALDERSON, MISS MARY E. Commercial, Ohio University, B. S. in Com- merce, Western Reserve University. BARNABY, MISS JOSEPHINE History and Educational Adviser, Ohio State University, Ph. B. BARNETT, MISS MARTHA FRANCES Expression, Judson College, Marion, Curry School of Expression, Boston University. BRIGHT, MISS MARIAN M. Art, Columbus Art School, Ohio State Uni- versity, Art Students' League of New York. BROWN, RALPH A. Mathematics, Case School of Applied Sci- ence, B. S., Western Reserve University, M. A. CARPENTER, MISS HARRIET D. Home Economics, Western Reserve Univer- sity, B. S. CARTER, CLAUDE J. Physics, Ohio State University, Ohio Wes- leyan University, B. A. CLENDENEN, MISS CLARA English, University of Pennsylvania, B. S. Education, Western Reserve University, . A. COFFIN, MISS ALICE ANNETTE Biology, Oberlin College, B. A., Western Re- serve University, M. A. CRAIG, OLIVER N. Woodworking, Bradley Polytechnic. CRANK, MISS LOIS Expression, Curry School of Expression, Mary Baldwin College, University of Vir- ginia, Western Reserve University. DEAN, MISS LOIS Expression, Curry School of Expression, American Academy of Dramatic Art, Co- lumbia University. DEVNEY, Miss ANNA 1x1.5---'Z- History, Valparaiso University, B. S., West- ern Reserve University, M. A. DICKSON, MISS LUCY English, University of Chicago, Columbia University, B. S., M. A. DILLMAN, MISS JULIA Spanish, Cornell University, B. A., Gradu- ate Work, Cornell, Wisconsin and University of California. DILLON, MISS CORNELIA Mathematics, Ohio State University, B. S. in Education. DuHADWAY, MISS EVA Commercial, Ohio University, B. S. in Edu- cation. DUVENDECK, MISS KATHARINE E. German, Ohio Wesleyan University, B. L., B. A. FOOTE, HARRY M. Arch. and Mech. Drawing, Western Reserve University, Racine College. GIFFORD, HOMER R. Mathematics, Otterbein College, B. S., Graduate Work, University of Chicago, Co- lumbia University, Western Reserve Uni- versity. GLEESON, MISS JENNIE A. Latin, Western Reserve University, Ph. B., M. A. HALE, MISS LOIS FRANCES Physical Education, Lake Erie College, B. A. Q Certificate in Physical Education. HARTMAN, MISS GRACE L. Botany, College of Wooster, B. A., Western Reserve University, M. A. H1AZEN, L. M. , Commercial, Mt. Union College, B. S., HUBINGER MISS KATIIRYN 'VJ Commercial, Ohio State Universit , B. S. in Home Economics, Oilice Training School. HUNTER, HOVVARIJ K. Mathematics, Western Reserve University, B. A., M. A. JONES, MISS JANET French, Denison College, B. S., Middlebury College, M. A., Graduate Work in France, L'Alliance Francaise. JUNK, MISS ALBA B. Commercial, Miami University, B. S., Co- lumbia University, M. A. KENNAN. MISS RUTH R. Latin and History, Western Reserve Univer- sity, B. A., M. A. KLIPPLE, MISS ANNITTA Cafeteria Manager, Miami University, B. S., Columbia Unive1'sity, M. A. KURTZ, MISS MARIE Commercial, Findlay College, B. A. LEIST, N. F. Commercial, Bliss College, B. S. in Educa- tion, Graduate Work, University ot' Cin- cinnati. LINDSAY, MISS MADGE English, Ohio University, B. A., Western La Salle Extension University, LI.. B. ' Reserve University, M. A., Columbia Uni- versity. 8021911 S H ' LOWDEN, W. HOYT History, Ohio State University, B. A., M. A., Graduate Work, Columbia University. 4, cINTOSH, MISS JEAN LAIRD J English, Denison University, B. A., West- ern Reserve University, M. A., Graduate 0 A Work, University of Chicago. ' McWEBB, MISS NINA Nurse, Farrand Training School, Harper Hospital, Detroit, Michigan, R. N. X MORRIS, RALPH C. Chemistry, Defiance College, B. A., M. A., John Marshall School of Law, LL. B., Grad- uate 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., Univer- sity of Illinois, B. L. S. NICK, WILLIAM V. Mathematics, Geneva College, B. A., Univer- sity of Pittsburgh, M. A., University of Southern California, Western Reserve Uni- versity, Columbia University. NIERGARTH, MILTON G. Band and Orchestra, Northwestern College, B. A. .C. e stry, VVestern Reserve University, 0. ' Wil ngton College, B.A. NOTT, MISS HELEN History, Denison University, Ph. B., Univer- sity of Nebraska, M. A. NUNEMAKER, N. B. Chemistry, Otterbein College, B. A., Ohio State Graduate School, Western Reserve Graduate School. OFFINGER, E. C. Physical Education, Springfield fMass.J Col- lege, Chatuana Summer School, New York. ORT, MISS ELISABETH French, Wittenberg College, B. A., M. A., Study and Travel through France. PALMER, MISS MILDRED English, Marietta College, B. A., M. A., Work in Journalism at University of Wis- consin. 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, Co- lumbia University, Graduate Work, School of Education. eight A FACULTY POLK, MISS ALMA English, Miami University, B. A., Western Reserve University, M. A. QUAY, MISS JEAN History, Western Reserve University lCol- lege for Womenj, B. A., M. A. RELPH, B. Machine Shop, American School of Corre- spondence, M. E. SCRIBNER, MISS EDITH I. Biology, University of Vermont, Ph. B., Arnold College of Physical 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. History, Ohio Wesleyan University, B. A., M. A. . VIVIAN, DOUGLAS W. Physical Education, Battle Creek College, University of Wisconsin. WENGER, MISS ELIZABETH Commercial, Findlay College, B. A., G1'adu- ate Work, Western Reserve University, University of Wisconsin. WHITE, MISS MARY E. Physical Ed ' 'on, University of W' n- sin, B. S. 'S' ' WILLIAMS, F. E. ' Mathematics, Ott ein College, B. A. WISECUP, ROY H. Commercial, Miami University, B. S. WOODWARD, MISS OLIVE German, University of Oregon, B. A., M. A., University of Michigan, University of Ber- lin, University of Marburg. WORK, MISS MILOCENT English, Western College for Women, B. A., Cornell and University of Michigan, M. A., Certificate, Central School of Speech, Lon- don, England. WRIGHT, MISS HELEN B. English, Western Reserve University 1Flora Stone Matherj B. A., Graduate Work, Co- lumbia University, Western Reserve, 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, Illinois. 0 I 56 N' U JANUA 1936 King, Doflge, Herniunson. ISHN Knwnf Ilonor Societyg Senior Class ql'res.J 5 Student Council lP1'es.l3 Ili-Y l,l'QS.lQ liundg Lightweigght lfootlmllg Trzickg Monitor Committee . . . H.uco1.n Hiaimxiwsox Honor Soricty IV. I'res.lg Shuttle Editorial Stziffg Senior Class KV. Presjg Student Councilg Ligfhtweiglit Footliallg Ilflavyweight Footlmallg Glee Clubg 21 Cappella Choirg Hi-Y LSQCJ . . . lVl,un' .Mme ljonczia-Honor Societyg Se-nior Class 1Sec.-Treasjg Student Council: Homeroom lSec.-'l'i'eus.ig I.z1tin Clubg Cerinwn Clubg Leaders' Clubg Sophomore lfriencl- ship Clulig Senior Frienrlsliip Clulig Monitor Committee. 19' 3 S Hnrter, Mills, Kiliby. X 'W S lkhsox ll.-'XR'liliR7l'IOllOl' Sovietyg Shuttle Editorial Staff iklcl.-in-eliieflg Senior Class lI'res.lg Junior Class lI'res.lg Student Councilg lbranmtic Clubg Math Clubg Engi- neering' Clubg Hi-Yg Radio Club . . . Giaokoif Mll.l.S-HCJHQJI' Soeietyg Student Councilg l'hotog'rz1phie Clubg Boys' Reaclingg Clubg Locker Duty . . . Wu,l.Aim K!lllSYiStLlll0I'liZ Coun- cil lSecre-tarylg Dramatic Club lPreS.J: Cheerleaderg Hi-Yg Traekg Mid-Year Play: Junior Class KV. Pres.Jg Senior Class lSec.-'l'1'eas.Jg Monitor Committee. I , . rt K A V X - -A 1 514' 5 + . - I N p , 1 h ,, , gi, , Av I ? , .P I I p , L C f , ' L ,.:-: I 99, . M -- - , , - I .ff me rapa A the t ,Q I , xt K. 3 J 1 VA K I W , Q ,,.', H 1 I ,iii 1 t M 1 Kraus, Smith, Hill, Middleton, Smart, Korman, Humphrey, Friedman, Peterson, Lindgren, Filkins, Duchon, Moore, Bockelman, Hunter, Smith, Berk, Mendelsohn. PAIII. KRAl'S1Llg'htNVQlg'llt Basketball .... lIaANNIa SfSll'l'llfHOH01' Society, Art Club 1Sec.-'l'reas.J, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Dramatic Club, Girls' Glee Club, Volleyball . . . Tuom' HII.I.-Heavyweight Football, Hi-Y, Monitor Committee .... IANE MllJDl.li'l'lbN7Pl'lll0Il13.th6l21H Club, Law Club, Girls' Glee Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Com- mittee . . . OI.lX'ER SNIAR'l'-HOHOI' Society, Debate Club, Basketball, Cross Country, Hi-Y, Monitor Com- mittee . . . LL'cII.I.Ie KoRxIAN-Senior Friendship Club. CILAIJYS HIMPIIRIQY-Leade1's' Club, Dramatic Club, Senior Friendship Club, Debate Club, Monitor Com- mittee . . . RICHARD FRIEDNIAN-HOHOT Society QSec.-Treas.J, Observer Business Staff QBus. Mgixl, Ger- man Club, Esperanto Club, Chess and Checker Club . . . LAIIRA JEAN PIe'I'ERsoN-Dramatic Club, Sopho- more Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Volleyball . . . KIENNIQTII LINDGREN , . . HIeI,IaN FILKINS- Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Law Club . . . IRWIN Ducuow-Band, Orchestra, Esperanto Club, History Club, Chess and Checker Club, Ping- Pong Club, Boys' Riding Club, Spanish Club. HliRHliR'f MQJORE-IJEIW Club fSec.J, Band, Hi-Y, Monitor Committee . . . VIVIAN B0CKELMAN1I'IOI'l01' So- ciety, Shuttle Editorial Staff, Observer Editorial Staff, Latin Club, Senior Friendship Club, Junior Life Saving, Riding' Club, Leaders' Club . . . HONVARID HLlN'l'ERfHl-YQ Monitor Committee . . . JANET SIIIITII-Honor Society, Observer Staff QEditor-in-Chiefl, Student Council, Dramatic Club, Mid- Year Play, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . wll,l.lANI BERK-Track, Dramatic Club, Monitor Committee . . . HARRIET MIeNnI2I.soIIN-Library Work, Basketball, Baseball, Monitor Committee. 671 VIQRNIIN CARl,StlN-HOHOI' Societyg Law Clubg Tennis Team, Hi-Yg Monitor Committee . . . BEATRICE AN'I'IIoNi'--Shuttle Business Staffg Art Clubg Basketballg Volleyballg Leaders' Clubg Philomatheian Club, Law Clubg Monitor Committeeg Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club . . . HARRX' 'l'HI'I'IaI.xIAN-Track, Bandg Orchestrag German Club, Rifle Clubg Monitor Committee . . . MAR'IillA RU'l I'liR -Glee Clubg a Cappella Choirg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . Dawn NAIbI.E-SW'lmmlHL!Q Monitor Committeeg a Cappella Choir . . . HliI.liN Boocess-Monitor Committee. EIiI'I'II lI4wIN-Honor Societyg Observer Business Staff, S Ping Yale-Harvard Volleyballg Leaders' Club, Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committeeg Art Club . . . l.Im'II FIsIInaIa-Bandg Orchestra, Esperanto Clubg Monitor Committee . . . Ml'IzA Mumm-Law Clubg Riding Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . Wll.l.lAhI Asn-Student Council, Band Ql'res.Jg Dramatic Clubg Hi-Yg Orchestrag Monitor Committee . . . ALICE BIaIcI.IN-Esperanto Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . EI5liR'l' BFRNDSHN-LHW Club, German Club, Swim- ming, Hi-Yg Monitor Committee. WAYNIE BonoIAIm-Basketball . . . BETTY NIcHoI.soN-Leaders' Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Club . . . Rl'ssI2I.I, HllRS1'-B21S0b3llQ Footballg Lightweight Basketballg Heavyweight Bus- ketballg Hi-Yg Monitor Committee . . . Gl.AlJH'S CIINAGIIAN-HONOI' Society, Leaders' Clubg Philoma- theian Club, Volleyball, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Clubg German Club QSec.- 'l'rezIs.Jg Monitor Committee . . . Wll.FllED SIMPSON-I'IOI101' Society, Shuttle Editorial Staffg Esperanto Club: Orchestra . . . MARGARli'f GIIs1'AFsoN-Leaders' Clubg Law Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Sen- ior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee. Carlson, Anthony, Teitelman, Rutter, Nadle, Boggess, Irwin, Fisher, Munro, Ash, Berlin, Berndsen, Borchard, Nicholson, Hurst, Conagrhan, Simpson, Gustafson. an on . I .ff C L X--I s eleven ,I 5 ,I X ai-2. f X Y in .se Q , 'bf Q l H , :- z i A I . Z, K . . :: p R X 1 ' -5 . . 5, nt, ' ' gi 6 I 5, it 'L be I--.J -,'- V. gi , V U L V t Owen, Richmond, Burton, Ankeney, E. Anderson, Sansom, Duricky, Burke, Ashley, Ferguson, Frizzell, Bunt, Palmer, Rudnick, Neary, Loftus, Crawford, Woldman. GIAIQN ONN'liNfD1'3l1121tlC Clubg Trackg Hi-Yg Monitor Committee . . . JEAN RIcIIIsIoNo-Honor Societyg Student Council QV. Pres.Jg Homeroom Secretaryg a Cappella Choirg Glee Clubg Latin Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Club fSEC.-Tl'9ilS.lQ Monitor Committee .... IACK BIIII'I'oN-Shuttle Editorial Staffg Observer Editorial Stadg Art Clubg Bandg Orchestrag Movie Postersg Boys' Riding Clubg Esperanto Clubg Monitor Committee . . . VERA MAE ANKENI2X'1II0HO1' Societyg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Basketbiillg Volleyballg Yale-Harvard Volleyhallg Leaders' Clubg History Clubg Dramatic Clubg Monitor Committee . . . EDWARD Axmsiasox-Esperanto Club lSeC.- Treas.Jg Band . . . EMMA .IAN1aSANsoxI-Sophomo1'e Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Art Clubg Leaders' Clubg Riding: Clubg Volleyballg Basketballg German Clubg Philomatheian Club. DllRll'I'llX' Dl'lilCKX'A-LHW Clubg History Clubg Senior Friendship Club . . . PM BLIIIKIQ-Liehtxveight Football 1Capt.Jg Baseballg Hi-YQ Monitor Committee . . . XYIRGINIA AsIII.EY-Senior Friendship Club . . . Cmivr FIsIeousoN-Wrestling' Clubg Monitor Committee . . . Nlil,l.lli FRIzzIsI.I.-Bandg Senior Friend- ship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . RAYxIoNn BUNT. Bon PiXl.NlliR+T1'?1Cli . . . HI2Nlllli'f'I'.A RL'IzNIcI4-Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg German Club . . , Enwfum Nmnx'-Lightweight Footballg Heavyweight Footballg Trackg Hi-Yg Monitor Committee . . . MAIIIAN LUFTVS-D1'HlT13tlC Clubg Homeroom fTreas.Jg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . CIIARI,Iss CIlANX Fl7Rll-MOVlG Crewg Stage Crewg Aviation Club . . . CIIAkI,oT'rIs WlJl.lJRiAN10bS61'VQ1' Staffg Leaders' Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg German Club. twelve Enwnw Pismo'-Shuttle Editorial Staffg Observer Editorial Staifg Photographic Club fPres.Jg Monitor Committee .... IOAN H,xI,I.-Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg History Clubg Dra- matic Clubg German Club, Lotophagi Clubg Philomatheian Clubg Leaders' Club, Debate Clubg Monitor Committee . . . CAIII. Dsusmsku-Shuttle Staffg Bandg Hi-Yg Law Club lTreas.Jg Monitor Committeeg Riding' Club . . . JANE JliXVI'l l'-HOUOF Society, Shuttle Editorial Staffg Student Council, Dramatic Clubg Leaders' Clubg Yale-Harvard Volleyball, Senior Volleyball 1Capt.Jg Sophomore Friendship Club QV. PI'es.lg Senior Friendship Clubg Latin Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Monitor Committee . . . BII.I. KeIIIucAN- Shuttle Staff, Observer Business Staifg Debate Club 1Pres.Jg History Club lPres.Jg Dramatic Clubg Hi-Yg Monitor Committee . . . MARY Loiusi-1 Blilillhl-HOHOI' Soeietyg Latin Clubg Art Clubg Dramatic Clubg Leaders' Clubg Volleyball, Basketballg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Mon- itor Committee. li'I'IIIcI. SuIIIsIfIf'I'-Law Clubg Volleyballg Basketballg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . DoNAI.n E. CAMIeIIoN-Banclg Law Club CV. Presjg Riding' Club . . . ES'l'lil.lilE CAIIIuaI.-HistoI'y Club, Latin Clubg Dramatic Club, Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friend- ship Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Monitor Committee . . . ONVICN Howsorv-Hi-Y . . . ELIQANIIII EIHIQIXMAN- Honor Societyg Observer Business Staffg Leaders' Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Art Club, Monitor Committee . . . DllNAI,lJS1'llKlZS. JUIIN l'Iew+Hi-Yg Tennis Teamg Riding Clubg Ride Club .... lIaANIa'I I'Ia .lIINIasMI'hiloInatlIeizIn Club: Law Clubg Leaders' Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . RIIIANI1 0I.soNfHeavyweig'ht Footballg Radio Club . . . ib'1ll.lJRliIl FRANK-ALZVV Clubg Leaders' Clubg Army-Navy Basketballg Basketballg Volleyballg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . Wll,l.lANl RllI!lNS1lN1Hl-YQ Debate Clubg Aviation Clubg Esperanto Clubg Traekg Cross Countryg Monitor Committee . . . XYIRGINIA s'IillNlifAFt Clubg Philomatheian Club QV. Pres.lg Debate Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Basketballg Hiking' Club. Perry, Hall, Drenske, Jewitt, Kerrigran, Brehm, Seheift, Cameron, Carrel, Howson, Eberman, Stokes, Pew, Jones, Olson, Frank, Robinson, Stone. 1-egg ,. , 1 I cl if . Q- 1 ff i' at . 51 -7 Q 1 5: f .--IUIMV, if E ' A . L . In-, thirteen e i in if Q-..-., L C nr bf Taylor, Williams, Millsop, G V af ., in J 1 .I .f ki? .ghnl A it S ,V .,. l J ' n r llll , r . v f wiiid f l , PAA2 - 7 1. i' , it ..rkr I.. : 2. ,R si Sales, y i i MT ' , i Egfffl f ' Dredge, Drickamer, Getzien, Miller, Ober, Simmelink, Barth, Denison, Black, 'W' 52? 1 li ll A f LA 3 , l ,, xl . -4. , ag 4,3 l l 1, - . Q l ,' A : ' T lJl asf , aka , -'f-' ii 'l 5 x L ,N , ,, Q , as. T , , S V ' Olsen, Strobel, Donovan, Hendry, Spanos, Wilke. Bum' TAv1,oR-Swimming Team, Radio Club, Aeroplane Club, Law Club, German Club, Monitor Committee . . . ANNABEI. Dmenoa-Honor Society, Mid-year Play, Leaders' Club, Volleyball, Basket- ball, Dramatic Club, A1't Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Com- mittee . . . HARRY DRICKAMliR-HOHOI' Society, Shuttle Editorial Staff, Baseball, Lightweight Foot- ball, Heavyweight Football, Hi-Y, Debate Club, Monitor Committee. . . JEANNETTE Gmz1EN-Sopho- more Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Shaw Hiking Club, Law Club, Monitor Committee . . . Rin' Oi.sleN-Stage Manager, Movie Operator, Dramatic Club, Monitor Committee . . . GRACE Sruonet- Honor Society, Observer Editorial Staff, Esperanto Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. NAQMI L. WILUAMS-Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Band, Orchestra . . . CARL Mn.1,Ek-Aeronautics Club, Boys' Glee Club . . . LoRRAiNE OBER-Honor Society, Art Club, History Club, Junior Life Saving, Senior Life Saving, Dramatic Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . CII-IARLES SIMMHLINK-Baseball, Monitor Committee . . . MARY DoNovAN- Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Dramatic Club, Philomatheian Club, Senior Life Saving, Monitor Committee . . . Bon HENDRY-Heavyweight Football Manager, Hi-Y, Track, Monitor Committee. Rolsuirr M1u.soP-Rifle Club, German Club, Heavyweight Football, Hi-Y, Monitor Committee . . GA1nua1.1.A BAR1'1l-Senior Friendship Club . . . Rox' DENlsoN-Band, Glee Club, Orchestra . . . MARGARET BLACK-Senior Friendship Club, Esperanto Club, Mxcrmei. SPANos-Cross Country, Law Club, Monitor Committee, Lightweight Football, Track . . . CATHERINE W1LKE. fourteen Gsonce HllAGl.ANll-Hi-YQ Rifle Club, Baseball, Esperanto Club, Monitor Committee . . . Doius STEWART -Dramatic Clubg Art Club QV. Pres.Jg Leaders' Club, Basketball, Army-Navy Basketball, Home- room President, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee RAYMUNIJ Hman-Hi-Y, Debate Club, Glee Club . . . VERA Li'r'ri.e-Art Club, Debate Club, Leaders Club, Basketball, Hiking Club, Riding Club, Sophomore Friendship Club . . . Sevmoru wAlIllSIiliRKlIiItI -Observer Business Staff, Hi-Yg Tennis Team, German Club, History Club, Esperanto Club QV. Presb, Lightweight Basketball, Monitor Committee . . . GI.AllX'S SINDEN-3 Cappella Choirg Glee Club, Law Clubg Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. f.:RACl-I Bl'lll10l'GH-Cvl0bG Trotters' Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . CARI. G. Pie'rensoN-Debate Clubg Glee Club . . . JOAN G. ACKER-Senior Friendship Club, Sophomore Friend- ship Club . . . Blu, Kenma-Lightweight Football, Lightweight Basketball, Heavyweight Basketball, Monitor Committee . . . wll.l.E1 I'A EcGi,es'roN-Dramatic Club, a Cappella Choir . . . Russiali Bi i i'iaii- wonru-Stamp Club, Monitor Committee. RICHARD Sianoi.ev-Track, Cross Country, Law Club . . . Evei.YN CllNNlNilllANI1Gl6C Club, Band, Monitor Committee . . . SAM HATCH . . . EVELYN K01.,ui-Girls' Glee Club, Riding Club, Sophomore Friendship Club . . . Nicic JoHNsoN-Honor Society, History Club, Boys' Glee Club, Debate Club . . . EIJNAMAE SLATER. Hoagland, Stewart, Beard, Little, Wachsberger, Sinden, Burrough, C. G. Peterson, Acker, Kehoe, Eggleston, Butterworth, Sedgley, Cunningham, Hatch, Kolar, Johnson, Slater. F .-, K ' f--4 F 'i S . h 'K H 7 I 'Q 4 A 1 t , ,.., .if K 4 uri f1 4' , , f , S . S W it .9 ' ex i Q , I 1 i AQ 'H-. .e,,,L,.?g fifteen l F 5 N . K q L kk- F 1 V 5 EA i ii ill Q j I r t - bf' X . I 5 , L. A-kg Y r S .4 fi Linden, Arndt, Imars, Bernardy, C. Anderson, Moore, Wissman, Smith, Burns, Fink, Friedlander, Dagley Kohn, Bennett, McIntyre, Smith, DeStasio, Gilcher Fkrn LINULY nur AuNo'r+LeaderSl Clubg Dramatic Clubg Glee Clubg Basketballg Volleyball . fl . . . A. 4. Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . Ronskr lrmxks . . . A1 ici Beummim'-Honor Societyg S Ping Athletic Councilg S Letterg Leaders' Clubg Yale-Harvard Volley ballg History Clubg Senior Friendship Club fSec.Jg Dramatic Clubg Monitor Committee . . . CARI ANnsRsoN . . . Hli'l l'Y Mooma-Philomatheian Clubg Glee Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Esperanto Club Monitor Committee. El,iaANoR WISSAIAN . . . Lum SMITH . . . MARY JANE BuRNs-Shuttle' Advertising Staffg Hiking Club Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Club . . . Lifomfxnn FINK-Heavyweight Football . FRANc1zs FRIEDI.ANDER-0bS6TV91' Editorial Staffg Monitor Committee . . . FAIiliEI.l. D.AGI.EX'-Hi-Y Club Monitor Committee. Joie K0lIN1MOHltO1' Committee . . . Biiumclz BieNNE'r'raSenior Friendship Clubg Latin Clubg Esperanto Clubg Senior Life Savingg Girls' Glee Clubg Monitor Committee . . . HELEN MCINTYRIQ-Law Club Basketballg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Club . . . Blarix' JANE Smrrn-Law Club German Clubg Glee Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Club . . . Naam Dl2S'rAs o- Volleyballg Basketballg Senior Friendship Club . . . CARL Gll.CllER-ObS9FV6T Editorial Staffg Monitor Committee sixteen CARL O. PETERSON-TI'3Ck lCapt.Jg German Clubg Hi-Yg Monitor Committee . . . E1.EANoR MYERS-US Letter, Girls' Glee Clubg Latin Clubg Junior Life Savingg Hiking' Clubg Volleyballg Basketballg Sopho- more Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Club . . . w'Il.l.IANl BARCH-Bandg Orehestrag Esperanto Clubg Monitor Committee . . . VERA CATAPANE-Philomatheian Clubg Glee Clubg Choral Choir, a Cappella Choir . . . RICHARD BERNIER-Swimmingg Lightweight Footballg Hi-Y fPres.j . . . JANET ROBliR'l'S-Dl'8.- matic Clubg Law Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee. NllRNIA BERNSTEIN-LHW Clubg Dramatic Clubg Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . JACK l.ANcMAN-Lightweight Footballg Lightweight Basketballg Baseball . . . G1.Am's Hlccms-Basketballg Riding' Clubg Leaders' Clubg Volleyballg Law Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . RoRER'r CRAx'roN-Glee Club, a Cappella Choirg Cross Country QCapt.Jg Trackg Hi-Yg Monitor Committee . . . IDA PABST-JUl'1l01' Life Saving: Senior Life Savingg Riding Clubg Leaders' Clubg Basketballg Senior F1'iendship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . CHARLES lVIlYRl'llY- Cross Countryg Track. CHARLES Moss-Wrestling and Boxing Teamg Cross Countryg Radio Club QV. Pres.Jg Trackg Monitor Committee . . . IJUROTIIY Mll.I.IS-Al't Clubg 01'Ch6'S'i,1'21Q Band QSec.J . . . BERNARD LoNi'o-Footballg Baseball . . . MARIE Gooowm-a Cappella Choirg Girls' Glee Clubg Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . PAUL S'l'l'IX'PIN5-HOm91'OOm Presidentg Debate Clubg Esper- anto Clubg Orchestra, Rifle Clubg Tennis Teamg Riding' Clubg Hi-Y . . . GliltAl.lJINlE Wlillillili-Billlii' Law Clubg Senior Friendship Club. y C'. O. Peterson, Myers, Barcli, Catapane, Bernier, Roberts, Bernstein, Langman, Higgins, Craxton, Pabst, Murphy, Moss, Millis, Lonyo, Goodwin, Stevens, Wergrer. A' i ,. .. - ,' A 2, 7, ' A fb .rp ,Q r ieif fi, A W A, 'A A S A -A ..,,: - , in . - Q if., . Mi . f 1 ' 1' af i' . , . . i.- ,,ip S up . seventeen I ..s. n , 53 3 5 , w L F ... of . . 51 ZVA k ,W ' U , ai ' .gn . U r 5 , 1 , P S . fi- V . :A1 X ' 5 ' A : 'S 2 Ward, Felder, Whalley, Kortz, R. Williams, Egger, Brenner, Battles, Tews, Thomas, Smayda, Ross. LLOYD WARD-Law Club . . . HARRIETTE FELDER-Senior Friendship Club, Leaders' Club . . . ELMER wlIAl.l.E1'-ShuttlE Editorial Staff, Stamp Club QV. Pres.J, Boys' Glee Club . . . JANE Kofrrz-History Club, Law Club, Esperanto Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club . . . Bois Wu.- LIAMS-Debate Club, Stage Crew, Monitor Committee . . . VIVIAN EGGER-Senior Friendship Club, Dramatic Club. Honrewss E. BRENNER-Sophomore Friendship Club, Law Club, Monitor Committee, Library Assistant . . . ARTHUR BA'f1'l.ES-HOHOP Society, Observer Editorial Staff, Hi-Y, Boys' Riding Club, Photography Club, Stamp Club, Monitor Committee . . . DKlRlJTllY'TEWS1S6Y1lOI' Friendship Club . . . HARVM' THOMAS -Hi-Y, Baseball, German Club, Riding Club, Debate Club, Esperanto Club, Photographic Club, Mon- itor Committee . . . BET1'Y' SMAYDA-Glee Club, German Club, Law Club, a Cappella Choir, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . DOLYGLAS Ross-Band, Law Club, Heavyweight Football, Dramatic Club, Monitor Committee. eighteen MID-YEAR CLASS COMMENCEMENT THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1936, 8:00 P. M. The W. H. Kirk Junior High School Auditorium East Cleveland, Ohio Program Presiding-MR. W. H. KIRK Superiuteudcut of East Clcrelaud Schools I. Grand March-University ....................... ..... G oldmau Shaw High School Orchestra Milton G. Niergarth, Directing II. tab O Night of Dreams .................. Charles WU.lf6f0Ifi Caduzau tbb Ye Watchers and Ye Holy Ones .......... German Melody of 1623 Shaw a Cappella Choir Florence Shaffer, Directing III. Invocation ..................... Rev. N. R. Gutry Minister of the Church of the Holy City IV. Vocal Solos-tal Connais-tu le pays-from Mignon .... Thomas tbl Hills. . ....................... . . .LaForge Miss Pearl Moss V. Address- Fitting Ourselves to Our World ........... Louis C. Wright President of Baldwin-Wallace College VI. tab In the Time of Roses ............. ....... L uise Reichardt tbb Full Fathom Five Thy Father Lies .......... Robert Johusou 1590 tLyric from The Tempest J tcj Morning Now Beckons-Czecho-Slovakian Folk Song Shaw a Cappella Choir VII. Presentation of Class .. . .................... Mariou C. Dietrich Principal of Shaw High School Presentation of Diplomas ...................... Mr. Bcu B. Wickham President, East Cleveland Board of Education Processional March-The Honor Legion ....................... Vance Shaw High School Orchestra rlirlctecn 9 Pocock, Newman, 0 Hinton, Millinger, Brudno, Righter, Schleimer, Spatz, Banker, Butler, Gimmel, Howard. HIERNIAN Pococu, Rgh igsw Fbotballg Trackg Hi-Yg Horneroom Presi- dentg J Comm' N. V BE'1 rY 'l'fllJ5IE'SllN-HOHOI' Society QV. Pres.Jg German Club QSec. ' Clubg Bandg Debate Clubg Math Clubg Senior F Committee . . . JOHN NEWMAN-Annual Editorial Staffg Dramatic Clubg Tennis T Lightweight Basketballg Heavyweight Basketballg Lightweight Footballg Hi-Yg Monitor Committee . . . NVIRGINIA MllRRAN'+AthlQtlC Council fSec.-Treas.Jg S Ping Leaders' Clubg Riding Clubg Volleyballg Basketballg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Club 1Treas.J . . . Al,lsEk'1'H1N'roN-Photographic Clubg Stamp Clubg Ping' Pong! Clubg Monitor Committee . . . HAZEL Mu.1.1NcER-Dramatic Club fSec.Jg Mid-Year Playg French Clubg Leaders' Clubg Bandg Volley- ballg Basketballg Senior Friendship Club. JANE BE'I l'Y BRL'lDNlJ-HOUO1' Societyg French Clubg Student Councilg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . Howum DAXVIS-StuClQHt Councilg Baseballg Tennisg Cheerleaderg Bandg Swimming' Teamg Ping' Pong Clubg Monitor Committee . . . JEAN RlGlI'l'ER+HOHOT Societyg Student Councilg Senior Friendship Club tPres.Jg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Athletic Council lPres.Jg Army-Navy 1BasketballJg Yale-Harvard QVolleyba1lJg S Ping Leaders' Clubg Monitor Committee . . . Blu. Tmzscn-Riding' Clubg Rifie Clubg Hi-Y QSec.Jg Monitor Committee . . . JEAN ScHl.1zmIzR-Debate Clubg German Clubg Leaders' Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Army-Navy Basket- ballg Volleyballg Bandg Monitor Committee . . . BILL SrA'rz-Trackg Cross Countryg Heavyweight Football. PAN. BANKER-Hi--YQ Math Clubg Track . . . Cfxnol. BVNIJY-0bS6l'V6!' Editorial Staffg French Clubg Leaders' Clubg Dramatic Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Volleyballg Mon- itor Committee . . . Jfxmies B1 rl,1au-Rese1've Basketballg Monitor Committee . . . Lois BeNAwlT-His- tory Clubg Leaders' Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Dramatic Clubg Physi- olog'y Club . . . Lenox' Gmmrzl.-Law Clubg Physiology Club . . . Dokorin' Howfuum-Debate Clubg Rid- ing' Clubg Globe Trotters' Clubg Photographic Club iSec.Jg Physiology Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Ring Group of Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee. twenty ALAN YoiiNo-Glee Club, Chorus . . . Bia'r'rr JANE CARvizN'nan-Student Council, Monitor Committeeg Homeroom Secretary, Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Leaders' Clubg Glee Club . . . JACK APl'I.E'l'0N-Ll,Q,'lltW6l2,'l'lt Football, Swimming, Track, History Club fPres.Jg Hi-Yg Dramatic Clubg Mid-Year Playg Monitor Committee . . . Biz'1 l'Y OSI4llRNli-HOHOI' Society, Observer Business Staffg Athletic Couneilg Leaders' Clubg Debate Clubg Volleyball, Basketball . . . FsN'roN Moons- Heavyweight Footballg Trackg Swimmingg Engineering' Club, Math Club, Hi-Y QPres.lg Monitor Com- mittee . . . Miumian SNA1'Ko-Honor Societyg Observer Editorial Staffg History Clubg Leaders' Club. Euxicla Toon-Basketballg Volleyballg Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . NoRM,xN Kiawim' -Observer Business Staffg Hi-Y, Dramatic Clubg Mid-Year l'layg Homeroom President . . . ANNA ZURN-I'l0Il0l' Socie-tyg Student Couneilg Junior Life Savingg Choral Choir, Glee Club fPres.Jg Latin Club 1Sec.Jg Math Club fPres.Jg Philomatheian Club, German Club, Junior Swimming' Team fCapt.Jg Basketballg Volleyballg Monitor Committee . . . IRVIN Kl.lilN-Hl-YQ Math Club fSec.-'l'reas.Jg Dra- matic Club, Tennis Team, Baseballg Mid-Year Play . . . Hlilil-IN SClIEDA'l'--I'IOTlOl' Society, Observer Edi- torial Staff QManag'ing Editorlg German Clubg Latin Clubg Leaders' Clubg Basketball, Glee Club, Math Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Library Assistantg Monitor Commit- tee. . . Louis PHll.I.ll' MtICl'l.I.lik-HOHOI' Societyg Annual Business Staffg Latin Club fPres.Jg Glee Clubg Hi-Y. f:llARl.liS Cl'R'l'lS-Sil21g'0 Crew, Movie Crew, Dramatic Club . . . JEAN Ruin-Honor Society, German Club Ql'res.Jg Band, Glee Club, Math Club, Debate Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . l'ia'r1a1i Ai.meR'r-Honor Society, Observer Business Staff . . . Rirrli DliPIXliI.-HOHOI' Society, De- bate Club QSee.Jg Leaders' Clubg Hiking' Club, Riding Clubg Basketballg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . ilk!!-'FITII DAY'lliS-DGb3t0 Club 1Pres.Jg Latin Club, Law Clubg Boys' Glee Club, Dramatic Clubg Hi-Yg Debate Team . . . ROBIQRTA Pl'RlJllN-ODSCFVGI' Business Staff, Student Council' Sophomore Friendship Club fPres.lg Senior Friendship Club, Leaders' Club, Monitor Committee. ,'Uh-4 1 A. Young, 1 Caepenteiy Appleton, Osborne, Moore, Snatko, Todd, Kewley, Zorn, Klein, Sehedat, McCuller, C. Curtis, Rich, Albert, Drexel, Davies, PurDun. and A 'E' 'iam ' In Aw '- V' I if 5 If 1 ii' az- - E' i , ii,,, 1 i A A -' A30 2 ja W' ' twenty-one H, 'X,,... ' , I i I ' .3 If ,I ' . , I , 1 I s ,E fl 'ff e s fe' p 1 A . , fs by I K S all . - l Z? 1 T A . I i 'HV is f Sheldon, Sneller, Peckinpaugh, Bricker, Labus, Driggs, Schwarz, Sprunger, Beal, Scullion, Simpson, R. Bundy, Cleaveland, Bailey, Baechle, Buxton, Stahler, Andru. BILL SIIELooN-Swimming Team, Hi-Y, Senior Choir, Monitor Committee . . . LEONA SNEl.l.ER-VOll9y- ball, Basketball, Junior Life Saving, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . RALPH PeckINPALIGH-Lightweight Football, Heavyweight Basketball, Baseball, Mon- itor Comlnittee, Student Council fTreas.J, Hi-Y LV. Pres., . . . JI5ANI2'I rE BRICKER-HOHOI' Society fPres.J, Art Club KPres.J, Student Council fTreas.l, History Club QSec.-Treas.J, Army-Navy Basket- ball, Yale-Harva1'd Volleyball, Leaders' Club, S Pin, Senior Friendship Club QV. Pres.J . . . WII.I.IAIxI LAIIL's--Basketball, Hi-Y . . . HoPe Dmccs-Latin Club, Glee Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. TIIELIAIA SCIIWARZ-HOHOY Society, Latin Club, Dramatic Club, Leaders' Club, Basketball, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . MARcUERI'rE SPRUNGER-Leaders' Club, Basketball, Volleyball, Glee Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . HAROLD BEAL -Honor Society, Orchestra, Senior Choir, Glee Club, Latin Club, Debate Club, Hi-Y . . . DONAl.D ScUI.I.IoN-Annual Editorial Staff, Baseball, Monitor Committee . . . ALICE SIMPSON-Latin Club, Philo- matheian Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Sophomore Friendship Club, Ring Group of Senior Friendship Club . . . RUTH BUNDY-Ring Group of Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Duty. CIAYLORD Cl.EAVELAND-Ahhual Staff, Student Council QPres.J, Monitor Committee QV. Pres.J, Hi-Y QV. Pres.J, Dramatic Club, Lightweight Football, Swimming, Track, Riding Club . . . JANE BAILEY- Student Council, Dramatic Club, Physiology Club, Riding Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . JAMES BAECHLE-CTOSS Country QMgr.J, Track QAss't. Mgr.J, Latin Club . . . ELIZABETH BUxToN-Orchestra fSec.J, Debate Club, History Club, Globe Trotters' Club, Senior Friendship Club . . . WILLIAM STAHLER-a Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Hi-Y, Monitor Committee . . . ALLA ANIJIIU-Lotophagi Club, Philomatheian Club, Physiology Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. , , . . twenty-two JUSICPII RAkm'u1-Heavyweight Footballg Lightweight Footballg Swimmingg Eng'ineering Clubg Aviation Clubg Monitor Committee . . . HELEN Ro'rnAL's . . . Hiaumsur JACKMAN-Photographic Clubg Stage Crew . . . Domrrm' Rom'-Lotophagi Clubg Philomatheian Clubg Latin Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Club . . . JoHN Llcxorusl-1-Swimming Teamg Bandg Ping' Pong Club . . . 1,1 c:u.i.ia B,m'ru-Glee Clubg Choral Choirg Dramatic Clubg Physiology Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee. MII.lJlililJ Bziam,-Ge1'man Clubg Basketball . . . MARILYNN GAmuc'1 l'iAnnual Business Staffg Leaders' Clubg a Cappella Choirg Volleyballg Basketball . . . RAY OZMUN . . . JAMES RICE-0bSEl'VCl' Business Staffg Engineering Clubg Math Clubg Rifle Clubg Radio Clubg Hi-Yg Stamp Club . . . Mlxnoia EVANS -Leaders' Clubg Law Clubg Monitor Committee . . . Online Bomfronn-Glee Clubg Sophomore Friend- ship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Philomatheian Clubg Globe Trotters' Club. Wu.i,lAx1 M.luu.owic . . . NANCY Bkowrw-Leaders' Clubg Basketballg Volleyballg Baseballg Senior Friend- ship Clubg Sophomore Friendship Club . . . JAY M1cNNr:i,l.-Debate Clubg Stamp Clubg Globe Trot- ters' Club . . . Elm-:law wAl,1'Z'-SQHlOl' Friendship Clubg Debate Clubg Leaders' Clubg Sophomore Friend- ship Clubg Riding Clubg Volleyball . . . FkANc1s Jsxkms . . . RlY'I'll MA'riz.lk,x-Honor Societyg Annual Editorial Staffg Latin Clubg Junior Life Savingg Senior Life Saving: Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee. Rakovec, Rothaus, Jackman, Root, Lickorish, Barth, Biehl, Garrett, Ozmun, J. Rice, M. Evans, Boutford, Marlowe, Brown, Mennell, Waltz, F. Jenkins, Matejka, .at aa: 9' o . J r H' p 3 . 'F O 'G r 2r -so W a 1- - v -.H . . T 'X f j ,Q My ky K at 1' v ,i -1 -3 L' , W- ' Ill . 1 twenty-three MA, X2-'G E? 25 3 kata ol ' -7 g- P 4 1 -. - ..AW 6 4 I I A A G s P i fir I I7 -1 K bf ' Chapman, Downing, Gleason, Jackson, Dorris, Simerka, Stoll, Schanz, Lindsey, W. Rice, Yadeskie, PorteI', Abbott, Brightman, Gardiner, Reid, Ward, Lusk. GElbRGPi CllAI,N1AN-HOUl6l'OOHl President, Math Club, Tennis Team QCapt.b , a Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Hi-Y . . . TIIELMA I,lbNh'NlNGfD6b2ltQ Club QV. Pres.b, Leaders' Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Hiking Club, Basketball, Monitor Committee . . . Bon GI,IsAsoN-Engineering Club, Law Club, Math Club QV. Pres.b, Hi-Y, Monitor Committee, Homeroom Secretary . . . INEz .IAcIcsoN-Student Council, Band QV. Pres.b, Sophomore Friendship Club QSec.b, Senior Friendship Club, Homeroom Secretary . . . Bon DoRIzIs-Band, Orchestra, Hi-Y, Math Club . . . FREIIA SIIxIeRIcA- Honor Society, Lotophagi Club QV. Pres.b, Philomatheian Club QPres.b, Senior Friendship Club, Ger- man Club, Basketball, Volleyball, Monitor Comm'ttee. BIzT'rx' S'I'lJl,I.-HOH01' Society, Dramatic Club, German Club, Leaders' Club, Senior Friendship Club . . . RVTII SCIIANZ-Honor Society, Senior Friendship Club, Leaders' Club, Debate Club, Glee Club, Moni- tor Committee . . . Room LINImsI3v-Annual Editorial Staff, Track QlVlgr.b, Lightweight Football QMgr.b, Engineering' Club, Riding Club, Hi-Y QTreas.b, Midyear QAdv. Mgr.b, Monitor Committee . . . WIl.l.IAlNI RICE-Swimming Team, Track Team, Monitor Committee, Baseball, Chorus . . . ELIZA- IIIs'I'II YAIIESKII4:-French Club, Math Club, Monitor Committee . . . ALICE PIJRTER-Leaders' Club, Philo- matheian Club, Dramatic Club, Glee Club QV. Pres.b, Debate Club QSec.b, Senior Life Saving, Yale- Harvard Volleyball, Ring Group of Senior Friendship Club, Choral Choir, Monitor Committee. HoIxIIeII Amsorr-Student Council, Hi-Y, Lightweight Football, Debate Club, Riding Club, Monitor Ex- ecutive Committee . . . KATIIERINE BRZGHTMAN-HOHOI' Society QPres.b, Annual Editorial Staff, Ob- server Editorial Stall' QEdit0r-in-chiefb , Band, Orchestra, Debate Club QPre-s.b , Athletic Council QSec.b , Math Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Leaders' Club, Monitor Committee . . . Rosem GARDlNER- Radio Club, Math Club, Engineering Club, Swimming . . . RUTH REID-Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club . . . Bos WARD-Honor Society, Annual Business Staff, Swimming, Heavy- weight Football QMgr.b, Hi-Y, Monitor Committee . . . PATRICIA Lusk-History Club, Leaders' Club, Dramatic Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. twenty-four WAl.'l'liR SNIl'I'Il7Hl-YQ Bundy Math Club . . . Rl I'lI Niuas-History Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . Wll,l.IS Llsiua-Footballg Trackg Swimming, Hi-Y, Chess Clubg Monitor Committee . . . ELNA JoHNsoN-Volleyballg Basketball, Glee Clubg Philomatheian Club, Physiology Clubg Monitor Committee . . . AR'rul'n Oms-Engineering' Club . . . MMu:,uua1' CAN- Nox-Dramatie Clubg Latin Club, Senior Friendship Club. l'llil.iaN Rl'SSlil,l.iSCl'll01' Friendship Club . . . Nmnii GliSSNIil!+SGHl01' Friendship Club, Dramatic Clubg Glee Club . . . Tom BYRNIS . . . Howfum Ciimls-Math Clubg Hi-Yg Monitor Committee . . . Lois KISNIQR --Glee Club , . . lwluucianies Sroiuss-Senior Friendship Clubg Basketballg Volleyballg Baseball, Monitor Committee. I.Awm2Nc:li YAGGI-Track Teumg Monitor Committee . . . Rl l'Il Eicmiau-Senioi' Friendship Club . . . lioisialrl' Hl'l,l,ocK-Histo1'y Clubg Math Club, Engineering' Clubg Photographic Clubg Rifle Club . . . Bia'l rx' KAs'l'N1aR-Seniol' Life Savingfg Glee Clubg Dramatic Clubg Philomatheizm Clubg Senior Friendship Club . . . w'll.l.l.ANI Fl'l,I.liIiiRlflC Clubg Riding' Club . . . Elixrcls MoNCulua,ufiIlati11 Clubg Riding' Club, Math Clubg String' Orehestrag Basketballgwjenioi' Friendship Club. 3 .Q .NND S5 E wvqw Smith, Niles, ' Liske, Johnson, O1-is, Cannon, Russell, Gessner, Byrne, H. Curtis, Kisner, Stokes, Yagrgri, Eichler, -xx Bullock, Kastner, Fuller, Monehreuf. 6 Q , F C ew '- , ' i N - 925: i i ri. l- S L I fzm gzn ' ., gig as 'IRG ,Q twenty-five tw U L ,g fu lf , f nf I ,J ' A ,- INV 1 J ji ff I XXX C Q' V x N . l V ll! xv! J . 5- ., J ,ff X ' Af lub ,I ,gil X H , i, , i , :I F , 4, p ' ,B is A is it s ? A' W, 1' A 2 do ,K,.. - . bqq ' ,.'.-': V - S J' ff, ,E :,,, ef ' sg, - ' ' 7511, ,'::' if Z7'. g F' ' l l E A A E .' X ' N ' 3'2 L 4 Mamie nf' 1 . , Qigr t H kk? K ' . :' I 6 V A ' ' ' K . - -- I ,,V, f ',k. F 1 P 'S 1 A iscs I: A ' hV,kg-.k , ,..,: I v E A ,... E N ' F ..- . ' ' A If ' - 'd i' ' 'S' If' Z f1-. if ' - , 'I- , A V . Orr, Bassett, if ' l ' ' Kagy, Blake, Rapport, Parker, Illingworth, Weinsz,,' ' I Shannon, Harris, Pickerell, Stine, Larsen, Rpfb,erts,, I Reilly, B. Rice, Spate, Martinek. r I ' ' ' ,J 'rf ' fix Irxwbxf I I A l ' v I 1 fy LJ y If A .1 4, rf f .IouN Om:-Baseball, Monitor Committee . . . LIEANORE BAssErr-Honor Society, French Club fPres.J, History Club, Senior Choir, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . DONALD KAcx'!Tennis . . . Ru'l'HB1,Al4E-F1'ench Club, Leaders' Club, Volleyball, Math Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . EDWIN RAPPoRT-Dramatic Club, Mid-Year Play, Monitor Committee . . . Lois PARKER-Dramatic Club, Senior Friendship Club. JEANNIE ILLINGWORTH-l1S3d91'Sy Club, Ring Group of Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . G1,Am's WEINSZ-Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club . . . SAM SHANNON-ODSQYVQI' Business StaH', Tennis, Hi-Y, Ping Pong Club, Math Club, Basketball LAss't. Mgr.J, Monitor Com- mittee . . . SHELBERT HARRIS, JR.-German Club, Glee Club, Debate Club, Law Club, Dramatic Club, Track, Lightweight Football, Hi-Y . . . Doms PlCKEREl.L-HOHOI' Society, Annual Editorial Staff, Lead- ers' Club, Glee Club, a Cappella Choir, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . ANNE STINE- Senior Friendship Club, Leaders' Club, Physiology Club, Glee Club, Monitor Committee. RALPH LAusEN-Lightweight Basketball, Heavyweight Basketball, Cross-Country QCapt.j . . . MARX' RoBERTs-Observer Business Staff, Latin Club, Debate Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . JIM REu.,l.r-Globe Trotters' Club, Lightweight Football, Monitor Committee . . . BETTY JUNE RICE-HOHOT Society, Glee Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . En SPATE-Math Club, Engineering Club . . . MARY' ANN MARTINEK-HOHOF Society, French Club QSec.J, Dramatic Club, Physiology Club, Senior Friend- ship Club, Monitor Committee. ent y-six lh1Ali'l'lN Bowlak--Football . . . JIQANNE VAI.EN1'INEMHonor Societyg French Clubg History Clubg Bandg Riding' Club . . . DoNAI.n GREEN-Glee Clubg Junior Choir, Law Club, Homeroom Treasurerg Monitor Committee . . . BERNICE CIIOATE-Riding Clubg Esperanto Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Club . . . RALPH BI'RToN-Law Clubg Physiology Club . . . VIRGINIA MoRuAN-Annual Business Staff, Glee Clubg Senior Friendship Club. .ANGIZIA CAIIIII' .... IIQAN MCKAY-Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . WAl.'l'lili Rl'SSlil,I.- Baseball, Heavyweight Footballg Lightweight Footballg Track, Monitor Committee . . . J,uIIas Kulrrx -Student Councilg Trackg Lightweight Footballg Lightweight Basketball, Hi-Y . . . DoI.oRIzs BAIIxIGAIrr Glee Club, Dramatic Clubg Philomatheiun Clubg Globe Trotters' Clubg Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . HENRY NIcIIoI,I.-Baseballg Lightweight Football. Mlil.X'iN FRIQII.xmx-Monitor Committee . . . MARX' SHEAR-Globe Trotters' Clubg Senior Friendship Club . . . RonIaR'I' EvANs-Hi-Yg Track, Monitor Committee .... IosIaPIIINIs GI'c:I.Io'I I'A-Glee Clubg Basketballg Senior Life Saving. . . RoIseR'r BI.AReI.i'-Band . . . I.I'c:'I.IIIa MARIANI-Dramatic Club, Physiology Clubg Glee Club, Senior Choirg Volleyball, Basketballg Senior Friendship Club. Bower, Valentine, Green, Choate, Burton, V. MoI'g'an, Cabot, McKay, Russell, Kurtz, Baumgfurt, Nicholl, Freeman, Sheak, Evans, Gugliotta, Blakely, Muriani. Q I, 'vb S 3' ' L 1. ' C , S .' , V j ii s ii I 5 ,Q . ... ..,, -V p . I J, 1, Q., -- -- . QV-7 . - C Alu. 1 pc 4 , v , ., I., V W twenty-seven W' iff I JI , fix, 1 I E . 'M I Q , -- t I v H E .:,. EAI.. M f V F 12, g I K I S L ii 6 .. 1 p ' 'K m m Q f gr '4 if 3, al! Jack, Nobis, Smith, Leisinger, D. Young, Hageman, Pitman, E. Kramer, Wise, Schaller, Frazee, I Dalton, Sandberg, Otte, Halpin. s 'Es CI.AN l'liN JACK-HOI1lC1'0OITl Vice-President, Dramatic Club, Mid-Ye-ar Play, Glee Club, a Cappella Choir, Cross-Country, Heavyweight Football fCapt.J, Hi-Y QPres.J, Monitor Committee . . . IIIENE SIIEIIIIIAN-Honor Society, Observer Business Staff, Philomatheian Club QV. Pres.J, Leaders' Club, Debate Club, Glee Club, German Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Physi- ology Club, Basketball, Volleyball, Monitor Committee . . . CllARI.IiS Noms-Lightweight Football, Basketball, Hi-Y, Monitor Committee . . . Wll.l.lANI SMITH . . . FLORENCE LEIsINGEII-Volleyball, Basket- ball, Leaders' Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . DICK YoUNc--Band, Math Club, Monitor Committee. NVIRGINIA H,xcEIx'IAN-Dramatic Club, Leaders' Club, Volleyball, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club . . . Jo ANN SIwII'I'II-Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . AIIIERT PITMAN -Swimming, Ping Pong Club, Hi-Y . . . EDWIN KRAMER-Dramatic Club, Debate Club, Law Club, Glee Club . . . LOIS WISE-ObS61'V9F Business Staff, Leaders' Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . Rl'l'A ScIIAI.I.ERV-Senior Friendship Club, Physiology Club. HENRN' FIIAZEE-Math Club, Basketball, Dramatic Club, Tennis Team, Hi-Y . . . Ru'I'II HOLYSENIAN -Leaders' Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Philomatheian Club, Sophomo1'e Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club . . . CIIAIILES DALTI1NfMOHlt01' Committee . . . EIIMA SANIIBEIIG-Leaders' Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . GEORGE 0'r'rE-Annual Business Staff, Swimming, Law Club, Hi-Y, Monitor Committee . . . MARY ELIZABETH HAl.PlN-Gl0b9 Trotters' Club, History Club, Latin Club, Philomatheian Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. twenty-eight .lmnfs Swismau , . . Jofxx MllRfiAN+L3tlH Clubg Bandg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . Wll.liIiXNl Hrxmial .... Mmuouiis Blau.-Leaders' Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Volleyballg Basketballg Monitor Committee . . . w'll.l.lANl MAQJEWHN, Ju.--Shaw Law Clubg Rifle Clubg Monitor Committee .... Irma O'Bu:iaN-Ricling' Clubg German Clubg Volleyballg Basketballg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Club. xvIliGlNlA lnawls-Glee Clubg Globe Trotters' Clubg Philomatheian Clubg Basketballg Volleyballg Sopho- more Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . IRHNH Torn-Basketballg Volleyball . . . JACK Kiiiclfizii-Baseball QMg1'.jg Basketball fMg'1'.J . . . fll.ARl-INCH Sl.oAN-Lig'htweig'ht Footballg Monitor Committee . . . M.ARlllN Ki.iNrrie-Volleyballg Dramatic Clubg Senior Friendship Club . . . AN'l'1JINI'I'l l'l'I TANZI. l.Iil.ANlP Puck-Trackg Footballg Swimming . . . AI.lCIli ALLIJRllllili--15631321126 Clubg Law Clubg Leaders' Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee ...f A NTIIUNY Ihusiin- Latin Clubg Tennis Team . . . JEAN Ki.ii-mem'-Glee Clubg Choral Choirg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Club . . . Lroro YolrNc-Math Clubg Dramatic Club . . . VIRGINIA Ilvoimx-Leaders' Clubg Dramatic Clubg Mid-Year Playg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee. Swisher, J. Morgan, Hummel, Bell, MacEwen, 0'Brien, Lewis, Toth, Keefer, Sloan, Klinite, Tanzi, Peek, Alldridge, Duber, Klippert, L. Young, Dvorak. nw ii -93? ' s. 'Z' ?137'l3' 'i L' ',-. twenty-nine R ,DQ 5 I 'fy v t, XV I J' J Q JY! .4 JK' 1 , ,K W f J, Ii s ..,:,:,q Q -A 6- ? , we ' p ,' ,- -A L , 1... AA. if ggi: 'Hn 7,5 iq Q' . A. K Wy 1 .L ,Q-.-.- ' x F' 1 .fl r C 1 J , V xov V S? 9 iv- if ,ip . ., V, x. , I :hal in .M . , 1b A A A is A ., V 'F it ,ds N A at v ix 1 'Q 1- Q W K e ,ii - 'M - tg p i A A L Kennedy, Foster, Eisenhut, Deutsch, Shanabergg Hehr, F. Young, Fox, Taylor, Guyette, Kneifel, Mosher, J. Kramer, Blakeley, Carrick, Van Driest, Mearns, Graul. CRAIG KENNam'-Photographic Clubg Math Clubg Ping Pong Clubg Monitor Committee . . . MA1n' FOSTER -Honor Societyg Annual Business Stalfg Observer Business Staffg Leaders' Clubg French Clubg Basket- ballg Volleyballg Math Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Commit- tee . . . JACK Exs1aNnL'1'-Lightweight Basketballg Heavyweight Basketballg Baseballg Heavyweight Footballg Trackg Hi-Yg Monitor Committee . . . PHr1.1.1s Deirrscu-Observer Editorial Stagg French Clubg Art Club QV. Pres.Jg Leaders' Clubg Dramatic Clubg Physiology Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . Eu SliANABERGg-Hi-YQ Monitor Committee . . . lNlAk.lom12 Hmm-Loaders' Clubg Volleyballg Basketballg Sophomore Friendship Club lTreaS.jg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee. FRANCES YouNG-Globe Trotters' Club . . . ship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . RALPH Engineering Club . . . LloxsA KNEIFEI. . . . Clubg Bandg Monitor Committee. .IALLK KRAMER-Debate Teamg Debate Clubg -Physiology Clubg Sophomore Friendship CARRICK-Glee Clubg a Cappella Choir . . . Senior Friendship Clubg Lotophagi Club . . Doaonix' GRAUL-ObSel'V6'I' Editorial Staifg thirty MARJoR1E Fox-Annual Business Stalfg Bandg Senior Friend- TAYLoR-Swimming . . . HOWARD GUYETTE-Hi-Yg Law Clubg MERTA MosmsR- Globe Trotters' Clubg Senior Friendship Dramatic Clubg Law Club QTreas.J . . . MARGARET B1.AKm.Ex' Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . JACK HELEN VAN Dinssr-Basketballg Volleyballg Ring' Group of . JACK MEARNS-Hi-Yg Glee Clubg a Cappella Choir . . . Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee. GLEN Dzxvis . . . EMMA BRENNER-German Clubg Globe Trotters' Clubg Senior Friendship Club . . . Joie Tim.-Band . . .CATHERINE CONRAD-H0mL'1'00m Treasurerg Monitor Committee . . . Ronsnr BliI.l.E'l' -Hi-Yg Monitor Committee . . . CA'rmzRlNH DAv1s-Annual Business Staifg Observer Editorial Staffg Esperanto Clubg Dramatic Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Philomatheian Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee. Hamm Cui--Physiology Clubg Glee Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . Ymcsiwm Wien:-Leaders, Clubg Basketballg Volleyballg Monitor Committee . . . Howfami LAx'rz-Aviation Clubg Trackg Monitor Committee . . . RICHARD Msruak-Glee Clubg Latin Clubg Dramatic Clubg Mid-Year Playg Hi-Y . . . Ll'Cll,l.E .HQARECK-Dramatic Clubg Globe Trotters' Clubg Senior Friendship Club . . . ELIQANUR TIOLCIIIN-GIODC Trotters' Clubg Winter Sportsg Senior Friendship Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee. VIZRN SAl.SBlRY-Bilfllij Orchestra . . . Humax Giumuew-'History Clubg Globe 'l'rotte1's' Clubg Basket- ballg Volleyballg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . Nommw Eilfiriigilhysiology Clubg a Cappella Choirg Boys' Glee Clubg Trackg Homeroom President . . . Mmm' CoNw,n'-Leaclers' Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Globe Trotters' Clubg Riding Clubg Esperanto Clubg Dramatic Clubg Volleyballg Basketball . . . JACK Wu2cMAN-Obse1've1- Editorial Staffg Observer Business Stalfg Dramatic Clubg Mid-Year Playg Debate Clubg Latin Clubg History Clubg Riding Clubg Monitor Committee . G. Davis Brenner, Teal, Culp, Weir, ,L ntz, Salsbury, Gribben, ' Fffer, :ar J 3 , ' xx 5 ,V - ', Qi L ' in 1 I , .i if if G 5 lg ' 'S Aiea. iff . I A . L M A. I 5.2.- Rrm Fiuev-Glee Clubg Senior Friendship Club. Conrad, Bellet, C. Davis, Miller, Jeareck, Colchin, Conway, Wiegman, Frey. if--t fs, V SQ G . 'sv f 'N I? Q -:. ' Lt - 55 , 1-S' - W , W V K U 5, .fi iff . .L fi , . thirty-one 'lb 0' Wea x-eff fm 1' C MN TY:- Z we iii! if' -Y lo? FW '1n. L 5 a L l Rife. Calvin, Tribby, Person, X Moran, Moberg, Binder, Bricker, Walko, Niederst, Foote, May, Retter, D. Roberts, McAlarney. CII.-Xkl.l'.S Rims-Band, Orchestra, Hi-Y, History Club, Debate Club, Track, Lightweigght Basketball, Baseball, Dramatic Club, Monitor Committee. . . MARGARE1' CAl,YlN'D6lJill2Q Club, Philomatheian Club, Hiking Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . CllAl'NCliS' 'fkllsm' .... liawm. Puusowglleaders' Club, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . Wll.l.l,Xb1 Lowa:-Track, Cross Country, Stage Crew . . . JUNE Momm- Honor Society, Senior Friendship Club: Globe Trotters' Club QSec.-Treas.J , Philomatheian Club LSec.D. Donorm' Moments-Observer Business Staff, Globe Trotters' Club QPres.J, Senior Friendship Club, Mon- itor Committee . . . MAiuoN Bmmen-Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Dramatic Club, Law Club, Physiology Club . . . Bllll. Bmcumz--Lightwveight Football, Dramatic Club, Hi-Y, Avi- ation Club, Riding' Club, Monitor Committee . . . Bon WAl.K1l-Z1 Cappella Choir, Glee Club . . . RUTH Blsuor-Glee Club, Senior Friendship Club, Esperanto Club . . . HARRlH'l l'ia NIEIJIEIQST-Gl1'lSi Glee Club, Senior Friendship Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Monitor Committee. CnAm.1zs Fooria-Monitor Committee. . . Nomm. MAY-Annual Business Staff, Globe Trotters' Club, Leaders' Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee . . . KENNETH Rmieu . . . Donorln' Romenrs--Observer Business Staff, Annual Business Staff, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee .... I ,xcx Huomasglllonitor Committee . . . EVELYN MCAl.ARNEX'-S9l1l01' Friendship Club, Law Club. g thirty-two fili0RGH Rmmiakrsow-Chorusg Glee Clubg Monitor Committee . . . RlXIHlilil.H Ammuaws-Band, Senior Friendship Club . . . Tlloxms Frrlsmmows . . . BIi'l4'l'Y Almrus-a Cappella Choirg Glee Clubg Dra- matic Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . ALLAN HART -Globe Trotters' Club . . . RUTH Wrss-Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Club. I,l'Cll.l.li IJVNHAR-UbS0l'VQI' Business Staffg French Clubg Latin Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . ANNii'r'ria Slxmalumn-Sophomore Friendship Cluhg Leaders' Flubg Senior Life Savingg Volleyballg Monitor Committee . . . SANifoun w.Ai1lISllliRGIiR-Li,fIht- weight Basketball . . . Lows Miwmoria-Math Club . . . l5ia'l 1'r MCKINNM'-Monitor Committee . . . lJolc'l'H.x PA'l l'IiR!iUN-L93LlQl'S, Clubg Glee Clubg Band. Bill!5l'IiliNlil:R-B2iSCb21llQ Lightweight Footballg Stamp Club . . . Bli'l l'Y ANNE Rosianmw:nfVolleyball5 Photographic Clubg Physiology Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Club . . . JACK Ql'IKSIAISY--Ll,Q'l'ltW'l'ig'l1f, Football . . . CIIAIDYS BEAM . . . RAl.l'Il lNI.AR'l'INIiAI'-Hi-YQ Monitor Committee Hifi:-ix HMHiNS'l'lilN-L921Cl9l'S' Clubg Glee Clubg Esperanto Clubg a Cappella Choirg Busketballg Volley- ge bzlllg Senior Friendship Club. T Robertson, Andrews, Fitzsimmons, Adams, Hart, Wyss, Dunbar, Sindelar, Waehsbergrer, Minbiole, McKinney, Patterson, Spreneer, Rosebaugh, Quigley, Beam, Martineuu, Habenstein HY ,I ' 43 if 6' wx . gil , i , I f ' ff . , Gs F C G- J G- J nf I 8 1 5 1 'lf' it . -X 'X if . A gc I if - thirty-three I JC, Rose, Boerngen, Robb, Steinbach, Bookwalter, Howe, Jaques, Lantz, Kadis, Morse, Stephenson, Finelli, Hill, Jones, Ozan, Ahrens, Pretzlav, Gliebe. EnwARu RosE-Riiie Club . . . LAURABELLE BOERNGEN-Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee . . . Dfxvm Roar:-Aviation Club fSec.J . . . ILsE STEINBACK-Glee Clubg Volleyballg Ring Group of Senior Friendship Club . . . Bon BOOKXVALTER-TI'3CkQ Basketballg Cross Country . . . BETTY HowE-Monitor Committee. F1,oRENcE JAQUES-Senior Friendship Clubg Philomatheian Clubg Physiology Club . . . HELEN LANTZ- Globe Trotters' Clubg Dramatic Clubg Esperanto Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Riding Club . . . ALBERT KAms-Footballg Trackg Baseball . . . RUSSELL MORSE-Annual Busi- ness Staffg History Clubg Swimmingg Hi-Yg Monitor Committee . . . RosE STEPHENSON-Senior Friend- ship Clubg Sophomore Friendship Clubg Band . . . CHRlS'l'lNE FINELLI-Glee Clubg Choral Clubg Dra- matic Clubg Sophomore Friendship Club. , HOYVARD HILL . . . ANN JoNEs-History Clubg Glee Clubg Philomatheian Clubg Senior Friendship Clubg Volleyball . . . HIJWARD OZAN-Baseballg Trackg Monitor Committee . . . EUNICE AHRENS-Dramatic Clubg Philomatheian Club fPres.J . . . FRED PRETZLAV-Footballg Basketball . . . HELEN GLIEBE- Latin Clubg Physiology Clubg Senior Friendship Club. thirty-four RoReR'r Cv0lHlARIJ-Rldlllg' Clubg Band, Monitor Committeeg Movie Crew . . . FRANCES S'ruAivP-Sopho- more Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Debate Clubg History Clubg Leaders' Club . . . BYRON BQWMAN-Globe Trotters, Club QV. Pres.Dg Track, Monitor Committee . . . HAzEl. INMAN--Sophomore Friendship Clubg Philomatheian Club . . . GEORGE MCNARY-Swimming Team . . . Lomsla Woonlucii- Annual Business Staff, Yale-Harvard Volleyball, Army-Navy Basketball, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Clubg Monitor Committee. Brunei, Almamiaien-Ge1'man Clubg Physiology Clubg Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club . . . CLARA Pucci-Monitor Committee . . . GEORGE LUCAS-Senior Choir, Boys' Glee Club . . . KliNNli'l'll M1a'rzoiaR . . . Home Mll.I.ER-S9Hl0T Friendship Club . . . PHYLLIS I'lUI.LANIlliR-Dl'3,YYl3,tlC Club, RAYMOND PERRY . . . Bi-zrrs' KEi.1.r-Basketball, Volleyball, Latin Club, Senior Friendship Club . JACK SNYDER . . . JEAN SwismeR-Monitor Committee . . . JACK Powiau. . . . ARl.INli DCJERK. Godhard, Stumpf, Bowman, Inman, McNa1'y, Woodrich, Altemeier, Pucci, Lucas, Metzger, Miller, Hollander, Perry, Kelly, Snyder, Swisher, Powell, Doerk. g 'QA 0 -X 951 sr in-'Rf W' iw 'tv 5. ln pn- , i 3 . H 'S 8 Q 'Nina 1 'i ' Qs IQ' If- Q . S A Q 'Q' 'Wu Q fikk .,, j .f K fi' ii ki , 4' thirty-five 'mi Seem'- Hoffacker, Clough, Vito, Wegener, Mitchell, Fiore, Chambers, Jones. Roman HIPFFACKER . . , RL rH Cl.oL'c:H-a Cappella Choirg Glee Club . . . ANHIUNY Vrro . . . Kzrrll- l.MfN WHcleNHR4Senior Friendship Clubg Art Club . . . lJoL'G1.As Ml'I'CllEl.l. . . LII.l,lAN Frome-1.eaders' Clubg Busketballg Volleyballg Monitor Committee. Bli'Il'l'Y Clmmsrks-Life Savingg Sophomore Friendship Clulog Senior Friendship Club . . . M.AR'l'lN .loses Q11-.URGIQ HANINllil. . . Romlzirl' .1ENK1NS1B3.Sk6'tbZ111Q Hi-Y . . . ES'l'llliR Hkooksxlllll HARVEY BRUXVN Lrsomum Dieirrscn Died December S, 1935 Died August 19, 1935 Roi' HERBST Died February 1, 1936 thirty-six Florence Adams Elizabeth Alden Genevieve Ambrose Stanley Baginski Helen Bailey Frank Bartucci Stuart Beaton Mary Beatty Billy Bemis Graham Berlin Jack Bigeens Jane Birnbaum Grace Blank Shong' Bow Ernest Brass Ruth Brenner William Bricker David Brown Gerald Cadiou Ethel Cannon Bob Carlson Frank Cavano William Cleland Ruth Cole Eloise Crookham Margaret Cross Robert Curtis Harold Danforth Jack Deasy Leonard De Palma Nellie Derencus Ann Dimeo May Dimeo Doris DuBuc Ellen Clare Egelest Grace Essel Jeanne Evans Esther Fennell Clifford Finch Clarence Finn Mary Jane Flum Jack Freas Morton Fried Eleanor Friedman Ruth Fursdon Elsie Gabrielson Andrew Galayda William Ga1'dner Virginia Gentile Gordon Gifford Roland Goelick Frances Goldberg' Russell Gray Ellison Griflin James Grubb Norma Hackstedde William Halliday Lois Hamilton Evelyn Hancock Ofl CLASS LISTS SENIOR B Clarke Harper Sidney Harris Hazel Hay Donald Herron Robert Herter Mildred Hughes Therese lgnelzi Paul Isley Lois Jack . Cherry Jackson' ' Wilma Joite Joseph Keane Bernice Kemper Gale Kennelly Helen Kerschner Mary Kortz Donald Krause Ray Langer Lois Lash Robert Latimer Ralph Leopard Morton Levy Virginia Lewis Harold Lingenfeltcr Helen MacBain Kathleen Maloney Ruth Marsh Pat McCoy Frank McGinnis Charlotte McLeod George McMahon Eileen McMorris Bob McNamara David Merriell Lillian Messner Robert Meyer William Miller Lydia Molzan Alice Montgomery Kenneth Morris Martha Morris Ida Louise Murray Robert Niece Myron Nolish Dominic Perroti Betty Peterson Violet Peterson Louis Pfeiffer William Plain Rena Polster Gerald Povall Edith Pratt Ray Price Charles Prioreschi Lawrence Rabeck Sara Ransom Virginia Reeves Edith Regal Jean Renfrew '77 Bill Rice Mary Helen Rice Jack Roberts John Robe1'ts Fred Rothaermel Florence Russell Louis Sacha Margaret Salladee Isobel Sama1'tini June Sarver Ray Schanz Merlin Scharer Leonard Schikowski Karl Schmidt .Julius Schneider Robert Schneider Chester Severin Sally Shaft Marvin Shaps Clifford Shaw Stella Stawiarski Fred Steger Albert Stiebeling' Ruth Jane Story Frances Stumpi' Eugene Stuart John Sullivan Ruth Swerdlow Lester Symes Pat Tanzi Jessie Taylor Jack Thomas William Thomas Dorothy Thompson Walter Thompson Margaret Thorpe Adele Todd Lois Umstead Lillian Uson Angeline Vaccarello Irving' Van Horn Richard Wallace Betty Walrose Leroy Waltz Robert Wasserlein Marjorie Webster Stanley Weimrart Margaret Weis Marfzqaret Weller Vera Wiegand William Wilson Mary Wilcox Edward Williams James Woodworth Betty Yea Elizabeth Zaleczky Leo Zimmerman Glenn Zoller Harry Zollers thirty-seven 4 X In X . ll at, N- , . O' XX Xi Q RN N thirty-eight Frieda Abram Sardou Abrahams Elma Adams Jane Ahrens Rheta Alix Bill Allen Dale Ankeney Helen Averill Virginia Bailey Paul Baisch Jane Baldwin Doris Balogh Lois Bandelow Jimmie Barker Edward Barrett Arlene Bartlett Dorothy Bauman Mary Jane Beeler Jane Bemis Sanford Bei' Bill Berkey Lorna Berkey Josephine Be1'nardy Jane Birch Martha Bischoff Robert Blake Richard Boester Vane Boggess Eugene Bondy Richard Bottenus Troy Bow Margaret Bricker Gwendolyn Brickles James Brining Mary Brittingham Shirley Brown George Brugmann Douglass Brumbaugh Mario Buzrelll Lawrence Cable Jean Canfield Eleanor Carabelli Raquel Cardona Clarence Carlin Joe Carpenter Mary Chandler Howard Chappel Jack Chappel Walter Chope Minta Clark George Clarke Jane Clarke Alec Commander Armella Conn Thomas Coolick Richard Cooper Robert Cooper Betty Corl Ted Correll Rita Corrigan Doris Coveney Harold Cowan John Cowing Jack Campbellufyfr My Constance Crawford William Culver Earl Cunningham Rosemary Damm Frances Davidson Virginia Davidson Lorna Davies JUNIOR A 1, , QXK, . Betty Lou Deahl Forest Dean George De Frieze Ruth Dennis Cline Derhammer Ruth Derhammer John De Silvey Vincent De Stasio Monroe Deutsch Marjorie Dippel Angelina Di Vitha Torry Divoky Ethelyn Dossett Evelyn Dossett Ralph Doubler Jack Downs Dorothy Dunning Robert Dunning Robert Dysert Robert Earnest Ted Eberman George Eby Dean Ecclestone Robert Edwards Margery Ellis Sidney Elsner Allan Englander Ruth Engstrom Betty Jane Enkler Elizabeth Ennes Ruby Erickson Robert Esch Gwenda Evans Lita Fagan Dorothy Faerber Mary Faerber Clara Felici James Fisher Oliver Fix Harry Flynn Geraldine Forgerson Josephine Friedman Howard Frohnapple Elsie Gambatese Ruth Garber Christina Garland Marie Geerer Louise Gefiine Robert Gilcher William Gillet Wilbur Ginader Harold Goss Florence Gottlieb Winifred Gottschalt Mary Gould Rhoda Gow Robert Graham Norman Graves Henry Green Richard Green Lorna Greer William Griner Joan Grothe Leona Gulick Bob Hagedorn Ramond Hagemann Jean Halsey Dolores Hammerstrom Rea Hanchette Henry Hardy Robert Harrison I Desmond Harry Viola Harshman Molly Hatfield Janet Heckler Clayton Heinlen Margery Helman Robert Henderson Martha Henderson Martha Herron Lila Hird Mary Hirst Jack Hoag Geraldine Hoffman Trafton Hoisington Milton Hope Harriet Hopkins Daniel Horgan Betty Horner Jeanne Hunter Carl Hurd Arthur Hussar Roy Hutchison John Igo Richard James Vera J eddy Lorna Jenisek Louis Jenkins Catherine Jeremiah Frances Jones Janet Jones Marion Jordan F XI Ag,- Shirley Kahn Mary Kappus Gilbert Kalstrom vf Walter Karpy b,' Elizabeth Kast June Kayser James Kelsey Lester Kenned ' Strode Kern Ruth Kifer Frances Kinnison Ralph Klosterman Paul Kluga Enid Knisely Jean Koncana Lois Krieger Donna Kroetz Helen La Ganke Don Lais Eleanor Lally Martin Lally Norma Lamont Harriet Lawler Henry Libowitz Marjorie Lehman John Lenox Robert Leonard Dorothy Licker Robert Lind Jane Little Clifford Lohrke Gayle Longsdorf Jeanette Lothman Stephen Lowry Pearl Luckins Harold Lynn David MacDonald Mildred Mallory Robert Mampel '37 Clifford Marlow Dorma Marsh Olive Marsh Charlotte Martin Dorothy Martin Eileen Mason John Mastenbrook Elsie Mathias William McFarland Charlene McFetredg'e Kathleen McGee Esther McKechnie Jean McKenzie Charles McMahon Thomas MeMillen Caroline McNamee Elliot Meckler Charles Meissner Harry Messmer Helen Meyer Jack Middleton David Miller Edward Miller Gertrude Miller Joan Miller Ruth Miller Marion Mills Betty Lou Minor Josephine Miraglia Jean Moodey Eloise Morkel Shirley Morris Jeanette Morton Eugene Mulcahy Agatha Murry George Nash Robert Neitzel John Nelms Arnold Nixon Dorothy Novy Rhea O'Meara Lowell Oliphant Ted Olsen Betty Oswald Anne Owens Frances Palmer Thomas Palmison Dorothy Patterson Mae Patterson Vincent Pattie Lawrence Paul George Perfors Emma Pettit Norman Atchison Jack Adams Ralph Anthony Virginia Appleton Hazel Bailey Dell Balzano Martha Barnhill Sterling' Beck William Beck Jane Bemis Josephine Bernardy .Josephine Bielecki Franklin Birt Beverly Blougrh June Pickard Harry Pickering' Thomas Poland Rena Polster Jack Powell Helen Randall Jean Rankin Nicholas Raspana Eldon Raybon Viola Reece James Rice Gladys Ridgley Margaret Righter Charles Rigot Royster Ring: Wallace Robb Vivian Roberts John Rodman Raymond Rogers Edgar Llewellyn Romilly Donald Root Eleanor Ross Richard Ruggles Jane Ruhlman Thaise RuoH' Don Rupp Alice Sager Vance Saltz Dorothy Schilling John Schultz Jack Shafer Mary Shirkey Ray Simmons Jean Simpson Bill Singer Charles Slater Joe Slater Beulah Smith Marcia Smith Myron Smith Robert W. Smith Virginia Smith Harold Sonday Louis Spanos Jack Spate Frances Spence Roselyn Sperber Herbert Splittorf Harriet Stahler Roland Stanley Albert Stark Dixie Starling Jean Sterrett JUNIOR B Elwood Bonnell VVilliam Boyce Barbara Brockway David Brown Louise Bryant Gloria Bunting William Burk Lawrence Burns James Call Wanda Cameron Clarence Carlin Armand Carminati Virginia Christopher Dorothy Cla1'k Wesley Stevens Thomas Stevenson Ross Stewart Donald Stratton Amelia Sylvester Silvia Tass Arthur Tate Leah Taylor Bob Teasdale Don Temple Patricia Tennent Alice Terwilligrer Dorothy Tewksbury Joseph Thiel Donald Thomas John Thomas Ruth Thompson Allan Thomson Evelyn Thorn Robert Tindall Edna Jane Tipton Grace Todd Barbara Traughber, Mafjorie Truman, Wiliam Tu' '17 an Hilda Vzlracsmhm' Walter Wagoner ' Lois Walker Mary Walker Robert Walsh Fern Ward Robert Waterbury Carl Weber Eleanor Weber Lucy Webster Thelma Weejener Virginia VVest Lillian Whipple Emma Mae White Oscar White John Wilkison Howard Williams James Williams Stewart Williams Earl Wilson Barbara Wiseley Lois Wissman Shirley Wood Don Woodruff Bob Wormald Gertrude Woronkoff Harold Clasen Rita Corrigan Pamela Cowan Francis Damm Armand D'Anna Ruth Davies Robert Davis June Davis Vincent DeJulius Velma Delano Dorothy Dick Sue DiDonato Roger Dyke William Eden I ff' I J fl: irty-n ine forty Raymond Edney Paul Egan Leo Elson Edith Farkas Elsie Ferguson Dorothy Forster Ora Franklin Frank Gaelese Margaret Gaffney Jeanne Gardiner Wanda Gerfen James Givens Helen Griffin Robert Griflin Harold Guthrie Titina Guarino Fred Haffner James Hamilton Catherine Harper Marjorie Harrison Norman Hatch Freda Haynes Brent Healy Winifred Hecht Bob Heinisch Paul Heinmiller Jack Heiss Richard Hinton Karl Hoifacker Margaret Hood Ray Horn Evelyn Howard Bruce Hunter Jeanne Kafton Richard Keifer Ben Kelly Elma Kendall Roberta Kennedy A1'thur King Charles Klaue Ruth Kralin Noubar Abdalian James Akers Mary Jane Anderson Ruth Ande1'son Jennie Angelon Nelson Axten Florence Baginsky Marion Bailey Ruth Baker Anne Barney Charles Bart Mary Jane Bartholemew Constance Batt Glenn Becker Shirley Beeman Elizabeth Beirne John Bernier Ralph Black James Blair Joseph Blake Eric Blake Muriel Blakeley Robert Blasse Robert Boak Leo Bochicchio Dean Bond August Bondi Julian Leet Harold Lewis Lawrence Lipman Daniel Lopatnikov Robert Lupton Helen Lee Jack Lee Frank MacEwen Arthur Madden Charles Magdsick Harry Martineau Charles Mattern Joy McConville Kenneth McIntosh Eleanor McKee Susanne McKee Jack McMillen Max Meltzer Jack Messner Wallace Metzgar Lenore Millsop Robert Murray Blanche Naughton Robert Nixon Betty Osmon Russell Perfors Elmer Pesta Angeline Pett Donald Petti Emma Pettit Stanley Philpott Fern Proper Betty Quiggle Charles Ranallo Edward Rasmussen Mildred Rebar Lawrence Retz Rebecca Richards Jacqueline Rieth Catherine Rippl Burke Roberts Robert Scharlotte SOPHOMORE Jeanne Bonfield John Bouffard Wayne Bowers Addison Braeuel Margaret Brannan George Bressler Henry Broadlield Phillip Brooksmith Doris Brower Bob B1'own George Bryan Ruth Busch Robert Butler John Byrne Robert Campbell Charles Cannon Betty Carlson Russell Carlson Edith Carrick Albert Catlin Betty Chambers Dudley Chase Myra Clark Marian Clarke Gerald Clarke Janice Clift Violet Corsille A Marjorie Schwartz Peggy Sedgley Frank Selby William Shafer Bob Signet Ruth Skeggs Betty Skinner Carl Skonieczka Phyllis Slater Jack Smart Thurley Smith Walter Smith Thomas Stahre Jack Starbuck Edward Starrett William Stelter Cliford Stockey Clifford Stiebeling Dorothy St1'uck Kenneth Talbot Edwa1'd Tankersley Allan Thomson Mary Thomson Ben Thorwood Marjorie Tissot Jack Tongring Charles Uldricks Kenneth VanWourt Marie Vilcot Harrison Voight Dorothy Wagner Betty Walters Mary Amelia Warclle Claire Weltzein Roberta White Leonard Wickert June Wilson Raymond Wolf Arthur Yerty Thomas Young Eleanor Zimet Marjorie Zulauf Kenneth Cockram Ed Coddington Bert Conaghan Kathleen Connors Victor Contine William Coop Bill Corbett Lucy Corio William Coup Rose Coveney John Craft Jane Crawford Leroy Craxton William Dagley Henry Darnm Vivienne Darvill Harry Davies Marjorie Day Frank Daykin Helen Demarest Robert Detering Jack Devor Jack DeWolf Betty Dickinson Gordon Dilts Marion Dole Virginia Dombrowski Mildred Dopslaf Jean Dorman Bertram Doyle Jewel Duncan Joseph Duff Helen Dunham Louis Dunning Emerson Duricky LaVerne Ede Charles Eder Earl Eichenberger Louise Emerson Eleanor Evans Helen Fathauer Arthur Feldman Dorothy Filkins Anna Fina Mary Finelli Vincent Finelly Richard Finn Francis Fisher John Fiske Edith Foster Warren Foster Lyle Fowles Richard Frayer Harriet French Audrey Frey Eugene Friedman James Friel Eugene Furst Raymond Gabel Dan Gaske Clayton George George Geordt Marie Giles Virginia Gimmel Anna Fern Good William Goodwin Bruce Gottron Eleanor Gottschalt Dorothy Goucher Alberta Granholm Robert Green Cecelia Grygo Antoinette Guarino Norma Haas Jane Halpin Donald Hamilton Dan Hanley Elsie Harrington Greta Harry Robert Hart Gordon Haskin Christine Hecht Hugo Hedin Philip Herter Margaret Heuslein Ruth Higbee Bartley Higgins Burton Hitchcock Germaine Hoffacker Helen Horgan Mary Houseman John Houston Mary Louise Howard Helen Hubchak Ward Huber June Huddilston Audrey Huddlestone Lois Hughes Mary Hughes Howard Hunting Robert Imboden June Jack Orlo Jagger Carl Jarzynski Elizabeth Jennings Lucille Johnson Ilene Jones LaMar Jones Kenneth Jones Albert Jonke Robert Karhan Margit Karlsson VVilliam Kavanaugh Barbara Keith Jeannette Kieffer William Kilrain Donald Kirkpatrick Earnest Kleinman Doris Knight Edwin Koehler June Kovacliy Arthur Kuebur Eleanor Kupstas Marion Kuttner Bernard Kuritzky Barbara Lawson Dorothy Lehman Lester Lemm Thomas LeRetilley Howard Levy Bill Lewis James Lewis Milton Licker Pauline Lide1'boch Esther Lindgren Harry Lindsay Hildred Lintner Laura Jane Logee Ruth E. Loomis Ruth F. Loomis Carl Ludwig Jean Lustig Constance Lynch LaVerne Maher G1'ant Marks Florence Ann Markus Lillian Marshall Ruth Martin Marjorie Mason Robert Mason Alverta Mattern Helen Matthew Ruth Mattis Russell Maulorico June McCaslin Nancy McKay Jack Means George Meisel Miriam Meltzer Franklin Merriell Audrey Messmer Dorothea Metzger Edward Meyer Jeanne Mihalcik Herbert Miller Je1'1'y Miller Roger Miller Wendell Mills Helen Monck Philomena Monda Maitland Morse Ann Musgrave Lois Muth James Nelson Mary Newell Madelyn Nicholas Myron Nickman Gladys Nirmaier Guy Norton Mary Nutting Mary O'Neil Geraldine Oris Mildred Osborne Elsie Owens Clifford Pace Jane Page Loretta Peck Frank Pearse Shirley Perlmutter Donald Perry Doris Perry George Peters Bill Phipps Dorothy Pisor Muriel Porz Enid Price Betty Ralph Millicent Randall Frank Randel Gilbert Rea Jack Rebar James Recling Dorothy Reed Kenneth Rehor Ruth Ress Clarence Riewaldt Marjorie Rinear Jack Rinebolt Mary Robbins Peggy Rogers William Rogers Richard Rose Shirley Rowland Betty Rowse Ethel Rubin Harry Rush Mina Russell Vera Ryan Mercedes Salcer Arthur Sansom Stuart Schaifner Janet Schaller Rudy Schauer Cecelia Schikowski Betty Schlein Philip Schmidt Kenneth Schreck Adeline Sedmak Robert Schroeder Doreen Shaw William Shaw Myrtle Sheridan Howard Singhouse Robert Singhouse Robert Skidmore Gertrude Skoog Eleanor Smith Robert B. Smith Henry Solomon Jean Somers Edith Somershield Jean Sonville Bob Sosna Jack Spilka Harriet Sprague Mary Squire Elaine Stange Ralph Steele Marwal Stein Phyllis Steinfurth Mary Stephenson Eleanore Sterrett Don Stewart Charles Stoll Betty Stone Inga Storm Dorothy Story Eleanor Sua Andrew Suhart Edward Suhart Dan Sullivan Charlotte Sutcliffe Ruth Swanson James P. Swisher Charles Taggart Virginia Taylor Dorothy Teal Jean Telling Joan Tharratt Dorothy Thomas Russell Thomas Robert Thomas Myrtle Thompson Norman Thompson Lois Tomlinson Dorothy Tredway Robert Trost Margaret Tuckerman Katherine Utterback Harold Vokoun Elizabeth Waelde Patricia Wagner Neal Waldron Herbert Walker Dick Walling Arline Wapperer Gene Ward Gerald Watt Norma Wattinger Bernice Weingart David Wells Janet Wells James Wheeler Ruth White Florence Wilkison Martha Williams Har1'y Willson Rita Wilson Horst Winter Virginia Wolcott Muriel Wolf Mildred Wyman Elva Yeager Elizabeth Zander Irving Zipperstein Edward Zorn forty-one Robert Abdalian Mary Louise Akers Betty Aldrich Lois Alldridge Miriam Allen Betty Angel Jack Bahr Willard Baldwin Evelyn Barker Lucile Bart Marion Batchlet Elizabeth Behrend Irene Berk Henry Birnbaum Robert Bischoff Franklin Blaney Harold Bode Clara Boley Howard Brehm Helen Brendorfer Royce Brimlow Dorothy Burmeister Ted Busch Nelda Byrum Anne Canning' Robert Cannon William Carpenter Eugene Casimir Kenneth Catchpole Phyllis Chamberlain Robert Chambers Robert Cheeks Arline Chertoff Carleton Claybaugh Betty Clark George Clarke Betty Clough Robert Clough Bertram Cole Harland Colein Desmond Cook Joe Cook Page Craig Jack Cross Gay Curran Tony D'Abato Patsy D'Amore Richard Dennis William DeVanna William Dixon Je-an Dornbirer Jane Dunn Alfred Ennis Gilbert Evans Jane Farina Margaret Felsch Eleanor Field VerNell Finn Warren Fitch forty-two SOPHOMORE B Dale Fleek Laura Flum Joe Formica Donald Fox Bill Frew Marion Frey Mabel Frizzell Harry Gaudio Charlotte Getzein Vivian Gilbert Joan Gleason Irma Grady Robert Green William Griilith Betty Grimes Maxine Groff Jack Gugliemotta Ben Hamlin Sylvia Harmel Robert Harmon Ralph Harold Robert Harris Gordon Haskin Alice Hassink Richard Heckelman William Heckler George Heckman Richard Heckman Alice Heiss Charles Heminger Dick Henderson Norma Henning' Benjamin Hepker Lowell Herringshaw Marjorie Hickox Audrey Higgins Kenneth Hoffacker Howard Hoffman Miriam Hornke Rudolph Horvath Ruth Hosler Bob Houle Ernestine Hughes Patricia Hunt Marion Hurst Don Hutchinson Jeannette lngraham Bob Isley Elizabeth lzant Mary Jaap Roger Jackson Russell Jones Don Johnson Louise Johnson Laboria Juliano Kenneth Kagy Robert Kagy Richard Koskinen Eunice Kay Helen Kearney Robert Kent Margaret Kerns Phyllis Klein Hazel Klinite Madeline Kuzel Roy Landon Robert Lantz Irene Lenz Eloise Lewis Betty Lundgren Frank Loparo Einar Lotlnnan Mary Louise Mack Lena Malone David Marinelli Rita Maitland Gerald McCarthy Adrienne McKensie Mildred McMillan Jean McNamara Gordon Mead Edith Mendelson Virginia Meyer Florence Miraglia Marjorie Moore Paul Moran Enos Moreland John Morgan Robert Morgan William Mullally James Murphy Robert Murry Dorothy Myers Arthur Nardy Ruth Newkirk Audrey Nichols Douglass Nickell Ralph Neice Nathan Neufeld Nancy Nilsson Elizabeth Nims Agnes Olson Geraldine Osborne Dominic Ctello Hubert Overfield Betty Jane Overly Raymond Page Jean Perkins Richard Phelps Bertine- Porris Robert Poust Maurice Price Sherwood Propst Joan Pur Dun Edward Quigley Betty Rabe Paulina Reaghart Harold Reichenbach Bernice Reines William Rice Helen Ritz No1'man Rheuban Clyde Riblet Eleanor Ris Billie Sue Robbins Harvey Robertson Margaret Rodenbucher Jack Rodgers Russell Rogge Mary Rossi Clarence Rost Douglass Sandison Le-nore Schultz Edith Schwed Manuel Shafron Raymond Shimmon Dorothy Shunk Concetta Siena Vivian Simpson Richard Smith Robert J. Smith Robert S. Smith Jack Sprenger Robert Sprentall Eldo Spong Ardath Speerhas Monica Stevens Ruth Strittmatter Lucille Summers Frances Sutkers Paul Sweeney David Swerdlow Robert Tambascio Ray Tankersley Nicholas Tartaglia Donald Tewksbury Dorothy Tharratt Jack Tindall Robert Tresch Jean Unger Martin Van Buren Jane Vivian William Walker James Walsh Jeanne Warnke John Wagner Arline Weiss Robert VVendt Doris Wescott Bernice Wheatman Do1'is White William Whitney Kenneth Williams Irene Wood Robert Woodruif Tom Young Dorothy Yount Jeanelle Zerger Dale Zinck 15 if QQ QQSS gf IS YVisecup Oiiinger Nunemaker lfrlswlmll, 1gfl8ln'l'fIlllIl Trrzclr, Tvnnis Lighflvviglzf Ifootlnzll Nick Vivian Snavely Assistant Football SZU1.7IZ'Il11'7lg, Football H0avywcz'ght Fnotball forty-four H EAVYWEIGHT FOOTBALL 3 Coach ...................... Mr. John Snavely Assistant Coach . . . . . .Mr. William Nick Manager ................. ........ B ob Ward HE Shaw heavyweight football team last year lacked that element which makes teams great. The team established an unprecedented record among Shaw teams by failing to score even one point during the entire season. Inexperience accounted for muchg few of the players had ever served as regulars before. Each defeat, however, was taken in true Shaw spirit. The climax of the season came when the Black and Red fell before the Heights tigers, traditional rivals. Next year's team will lack the faithful coach of the past fourteen years, Mr. John Snavely. Having coached many Shaw teams, winning or losing, in his fourteen years here, and now being busy with work toward his M. A., Mr. Snavely feels that some one else should carry the standard of the Black and Red to further victories. LETTERMEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . .McGinnis, Halliday, Ring, Spatz .. . . .Chappell, B. Russell, Edney, Wilson . . . . .Drickamer, Jack, Moore, Rogers . . . . . Hill, Campbell N l' h M C Ends ..... Tackles .... Guards ...... Centers ....... Quarterbacks .. ..... 01S , c oy Halfbacks . . . ..... Cadiou, W. Russell, Spanos Fullbacks . , ......... ..... H ermanson, Neary Shaw 0 .... ......... E ast 29 Shaw 0 .... .......... M assillon 66 Shaw 0 .... ........... C ollinwood 33 Shaw 0 .................... Elyria 32 Shaw O ......... Youngstown Rayen 25 Shaw 0 .... .............. L orain 70 Shaw 0 .... .......... L akewood 33 Shaw 0 .... .... H eights 14 LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL Coach ..................... Mr. Noah Nunemaker Assistant Coach . . . .... Mr. Douglas Vivian Manager ......... ....... R oger Lindsey T the beginning of the 1935 season, with only two lettermen returning, the problem of building a new lineup had to be faced. Coaches Nune- maker and Vivian succeeded in producing a team which won seven out of eight contests. The highlight of the season was the victory over the heavy Parma team. The Lightweights, led by Captain Pat Burke, gave Parma a sound trouncing with the score of 19-0. The Heights Tigers also fell before a deadly aerial attack. Only a 6-0 loss to Elyria prevented the team from capturing the Lake Erie League Championship. LETTERMEN Shaw ......... Chardon 0 Shaw Collinwood Reserves 12 Ends-Abbott, Bottenus, Hurst, Nichols Shaw ........... Parma 0 Tackles-King, Nobis, Sloan Shaw ...,....... Elyria 6 Guards-Kadis, Bernier, Carlson Shaw .. Mayfield 0 Center-Burke fCapt.J Shaw ...... Lorain 0 Quarterback-Peckinpaugh Shaw ..... Lakewood 0 Halfbacks-Newman, Shafer Shaw ........ Heights 0 Fullbacks-Thiel, Cleaveland - 1 Total points Opponents pts. 18 LAKE ERIE LEAGUE STANDING Won Lost Tied Pct. Elyria . . . . . 3 1 .875 Shaw ..... . . . 3 0 .750 Lakewood . . . .. 2 1 .625 Heights . . . . 1 O .250 Lorain . . . . 0 0 .000 forty-five Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw forty-six BASKETBALL Coach ...................... Mr. Roy H. Wisecup Managers ........... Jack Keefer, Dan Lopatnikov OR the season of 1935-36 the Shaw Varsity five had a rather mediocre season, winning five and losing nine. This year's edition was strictly an in and out team, frequently defeating good teams and then losing to weak fives. With only three lettermen graduating, prospects are bright for next year. As lightweight basketball has been discontinued, a reserve team was formed. This team enjoyed an extremely successful season losing only one game. VARSITY SCORES VARSITY ll' 24 if H 1 . 15132323 28 Guards-Heinlen, Hurst, Newman fCapt.J - - ---- ll-10THi15 Centers-Karpy, Stahre 15 1 Ia Eigfia 40 ForwardsfShafer, Lally, Peckinpaugh, Scharer 27 . . ....... Heights 26 13 . . .... Lima Central 23 19 . . .......... Shaker 22 w 16 .. .... West. Res. Acad. 33 REbER'VES 40 . . ........... Lorain 16 25 . . . . . Iilieightg 37 Guards-Schneider, Rothaermel, Smart, Fisher 23 . . . . . a ewoo 7 11 . . . . University 24 Center-Rabeck '35 .. ..... Elyria 27 Forwards-Messner, D 'Anna, Butler fCapt.J LAKE ERIE LEAGUE STANDING Team Won Lost Pct. Lakewood . . . . . 8 0 1.000 Elyria . . . . . 4 4 .500 Shaw . . . . . 3 5 .375 Lorain . . . . 3 5 .375 Heights . . . . . 2 6 .260 S Mr. E. O. Offinger C Ch'iS 'Hz Mr. William V. Nick Manager ..4.................... Roger Lindsey HAW'S track team opened an unforgettable season by placing fifth in the Mansfield Relays. After conquering Heights, Shaw invaded Salem to nose out St. Palestine by one-half point and came home With the Salem Relay Trophy. University School and Shaker Heights proved easy prey to Shaw's strong team. Shaw then won the Lake Erie League meet for the second successive year. In the Northeastern Ohio meet Shaw finished in second place. Before leaving for Columbus, Shaw defeated East High School. At the State meet, Bob Curtis proved the best miler in Ohio. At this meet Shaw finished in sixth place. The novelty of the season was the music of Louis and Mike Spanos. Individual honors go to Bob Curtis, Carl Peterson, Jerry Cadiou, who were high point men of the season. SCORES Shaw 6815 ............. Cleveland Heights 582 Shaw 97 . .. .. . ............... University School 30 Shaw 82 .................. ..... S haker Heights 36 Shaw 7715 ................. ........ E ast High 315 Salem Relays: Shaw, first. Lake Erie Meet: Shaw, first. Mansfield Relays: Shaw, fifth. Northeastern Ohio District Meet: Shaw, second. State Meet: Shaw, sixth. LETTERMEN Bookwalter Kidd Schultz Byers Long' Seaman Cadiou Liske Sedgley Curtis Markus Spanos, L. Evans Miller Spanos, M. Harris Morse Teitleman Kalstrum Moss Lindsey Peterson forty-seven forty-eight CROSS CCUNTRY Coach . . . . . .Mr. E. O. Ofiinger Manager .... .... J ames Baechle HE Shaw High Marathoners hit a new high stride this year, with every boy doing his part to surpass last year's record. Shaw triumphed over Collinwood for the fifth consecutive year. A new record was set in the Northeastern Ohio meet by Bob Curtis. Shaw finished second in this meet. In the State Meet, Shaw's team, fighting hard, finished in fourth place. LETTERMEN SCORES Ralph Larsen QCaptainJ Bob Curtis Shaw 15 ............. Collinwood 40 William Long Shaw 25 .... .... L akewood 30 Charles MOSS Shaw 22 .... .... A kron East 33 Charles Prioreschi Richard Sedgley Oliver Smart Leroy Waltz T E N N I S Coach . . . . . . Mr. E. O. Offinger HE Tennis Team of 1935 had a poor season, Winning only one of the four scheduled matches. The first match was with Lorain, who won the tournament. Shaw's netters were defeated 5-0. One week later Shaw took a close match with the Elyria men, defeating them 3-2. The next game Lakewood won from the Shawites with a score of 4-1. In the last match of the season, Heights defeated Shaw 4-1. George Chapman played first singles, Seymour Wachsberger, second singles, and Jack Hatch, third singles. First doubles were played by John Pew and Paul Stevens, while second doubles were played by Sam Shannon and Irvin Klein. Coach Offinger, hoping to have a winning team next season, advises all boys who wish to be on the team to practice during the summer for the season starts with the beginning of the school term. forty-nine fif ty Coach ......,................. Mr. Roy Wisecup Manager .......................... Jack Keefer ASEBALL, after an inactive period of one year, returned to the schedule of Shaw athletics last year and made a very creditable record of eight victories and five defeats. Roy Wisecup, coach of the team, built up an entirely new team around Bill Snavely, a sensation both at bat and at second base. Several players with unusual ability were uncovered during last year's baseball training. Among these were: John Sullivan, who hurled in seven of the thirteen games, Bob Cogan, who was one of the Hashiest shortstops Shaw has ever knowng Pat Burke, who was considered the best high school catcher in Greater Cleveland, and Warren Abbott, who Was the outstanding Shavvite at bat. A spectacular 5-1 victory over Warren closed a successful season for Shaw baseball. BATTING AND FIELDING AVERAGES AB R H RBI SB Pct. PO A E Pct. IP Meltzer ...... 2 1 1 0 0 .500 3 0 0 1.000 3 Abbott ....... 33 8 14 10 1 .424 12 1 4 .765 75 Snavely ...... 40 12 15 12 6 .375 25 26 3 .944 88 Nicholl ....... 28 7 10 2 3 .357 12 2 0 1.000 65 Russell ....... 40 9 13 11 1 .325 12 20 5 .865 95 Cogan ,....,.. 41 19 12 6 3 .293 20 29 4 .925 95 Lundblad ..... 41 6 12 10 5 .293 84 3 1 .989 87 Peckinpaugh . .35 9 10 10 1 .286 10 1 4 .733 77 Burke ........ 42 12 11 7 1 .262 89 12 4 .952 93 Purvin . . . . . .35 7 9 16 6 .257 9 0 0 1.000 72 Eisenhut ..... 11 3 3 2 0 .273 2 4 3 .666 37 Sullivan ...... 25 6 6 5 0 .240 0 12 1 .923 58 PITCHING RECORDS Won Lost Pct. Sullivan ............ 5 2 .714 Eisenhut . . . . 2 3 .400 Angel .... . . . 1 0 1.000 I I wait. -ft O -Ax' 1 . ,Q .- . f JE i Coach ...................... Mr. Douglas Vivian Mfwagw' .. .... Albert Pitman Captain ........................ Howard Davis HE Shaw Swimming team of 1935-36 was up to the standard of the other teams which have represented us in the tank. This was a result of the efforts of Coach Vivian and George Clarke, Shaw's sopho- more star. The first two meets were dropped to Heights and Lakewood, but victory was easily gained at the expense of East Tech. The team was defeated in its next meet by Western Reserve Academy. Akron East, Heights fin a return meetj, and University were defeated with little trouble by the Shaw tankers. A trip to Canton proved a disappointment to the Shaw team. In the Lake Erie League, District, and State Meets, the Shaw swim- mers proved themselves worthy of praise. Freestylers: Dick Bernier, Dave Nadle, Bill Sheldon, Bob Dysert, George Clarke, Bob Ward, Willis Liske. Bob Gilcher, Ralph Taylor, Leo Zimmerman, Robert Earnest, Gerald Clarke, and David MacDonald. Backstrokers: Jack Starbuck, Irving' Van Horn, and John Cowingr. Breastrokers: Phil Cook, Harold Lingenfelter, and Sardou Abrahams. Divers: Gaylord Cleaveland. and Howard Davis. LAKE ERIE LEAGUE MEET DISTRICT MEET Heights ........................... 40 Lakewood ........,......... .... 3 6 Shaw .... . .32 Heights . . .... 31 Lakewood .. .... 30 Shaw ...... .... 3 0 East Tech ..,. .... 9 STATE MEET Shaw .... .................. .... 5 fifty-one , r dl ATHLETlggV9Qi?touNcFxl,L- awww.-f-'e' 'BMJ M President .......... .... J can Righter Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . Virginia Murray Sponsor ............ .... M iss Mary White fifty-two N 1929 Miss White, needing leaders to help her promote extra- curricular activities among the girls, chose eight outstanding athletic girls from among her classes. These eight were permitted to choose an assistant and thus the Girls' Athletic Council was formed. The Athletic Council offers the girls volleyball in the fall, basketball in the Winter, ice-skating in the Winter and tumbling and baseball in the spring. Riding, hiking, swimming, and life-saving are offered throughout the year. Usually the graduate's assistant succeeds her and another girl is elected to fill the vacant position. Thus, each girl must serve as an apprentice before becoming the head of an activity. Alice Bernardy ls Eileen McMorris . Betty Cod 5 Volleyball Louise Bryant Winter Sports Jean Righter Katherine Brightmanl . . Margaret Righter E Basketball Olive Marsh S Hlkmg Ruth Dennis Swimming Betty Osborne Baseball LIFE SAVING :eff i ir l Y W... sponsor Miss Lois Hale M V HE Junior and Senior Life Saving classes spend twelve weeks in preparation for their final examination. Upon passing this test, part theoretical and part practical, the girls are qualified to serve as guards anywhere in the United States. A few more difficult tests are required of the girls in the senior class, and a 200-250 word essay on Life Saving. The aim of the classes is to promote safety among swimmers and to prepare the girls for any emergency. l fr? SENI ORS Josephine Gugliotta Y Mary Donovan Janet Harrington Betty Kastner Ruth Matejka Eleanor Myers Lorraine Ober Ida Pabst Helen Randall J UNIORS Josephine Bernardy Eleanor Carabelli Dorothy Clarke Ruth Martin Martha Williams fifty-three W wx I OJ,-. Quin ,ff fifty-four K3 BASKET ,es-Y'5i?3l K .. v QR ,mg L L 03,1 Athletic Council Member in Charge ...... Jean Righter Assistant ........................ Margaret Righter Sponsor . . . .... Miss Mary White EOPLE have said, Basketball is a boy's game, but the members of the girls' after-school basketball teams have proved this state- ment false by the keenness of their interest and the skill they have developed. Although the rules for the girls' game are more restricting than for the boys', the sport is a thrilling and a strenuous one. Every year the number of girls in after-school basketball increases showing the heightened interest in that sport for Shaw girls. Senior Captains Jeannette Bricker May Dimeo Mary Foster, Florence Leisinger Betty Osborne Junior Captains Jane Clarke Evelyn Hancock Frances Jones Olive Marsh Patricia Tennent Margaret Thorpe Elizabeth Zaleczky Sophomore Captains Elsie Ferguson Helen Matthew Angeline Pett Marjorie Tissot l 7 VO LLEYBALL Athletic Council Member in Charge .... Alice Bernardy Asszstant ...,........................... Betty Corl Sponsor . . . . Miss Mary White N the fall of 1929 after-school volleyball was introduced for girls interested in extra-curricular athletic activities. This year has seen the largest group of girls interested that the sport has ever known. As the champs of this year's tournament Betty Corl's team has shown what real cooperation can Srfnim' Captains Jane Jewitt Marion Klinite Alice Porter Jean Righter Betty Stoll Eunice Todd accomplish. -lIl1ll'0l' CH1lflI1'IZS Betty Corl Katherine Jeremiah Janet Jones Violet Peterson Edna Tipton Marjorie Truman Sopllomurc Capfflins Helen Matthew Inga Storm Marjorie Tissot Florence Wilkison fifty-five fifty-six RED LEADERS ryl BLACK Leagfbyeaks on J sl i I ' Xl s -J Y v-'l - 1 HE Leaders' Club consists of a group of girls who are chosen by Miss White and Miss Hale to assist in the administration of the gym classes. New leaders are chosen each semester. The organization is divided into two sections, the Red and Black leaders, which meet on alternate Mondays. At the club meetings the girls are given advance instruction, in order that they may in turn assist the girls under 'their supervision, making it possible for each girl to receive more personal instruction than would otherwise be possible. Each spring the leaders give a tea for their mothers after the Army-Navy Basketball game. X 5-X' A A ks Y S 96' vfggnd Y L F ,lr r '., Q.. jurf' - f rf , .4 f , A . In s Q L. C ZLLEGIATE CAPERS CAST OF COLLEGIATE CAPERS Pat Davidson ...... ,............................ .... J a net Smith Jerry Holt .....,.. .... W illiam Ash Gil Gray ........... ........ B en King Sassparilla Smith . . . .... Willard Kibby . . . . .Dick Boester . . . . . . . .Bill Sheldon . . . . .Dorothy Bauman Tops Andrews .... Biff McGuire .... Amazon River .... Goldie Sherwood .... .... V irginia Davidson Beany Clark ......... ...... J ack Appleton Coach Eli Davidson . . . ....... Douglas Ross Teeny Walker ....., .... S i Wachsberger Dusty Rhodes ..... ...... D on Herron . . . .Jean Koncana . . . .Cliiord Finch . . .Edwin Rapport Mousle ......... Graham Husing .. Ted Foster ....... OPEN HOUSE A general Open House was held Friday evening, November 1, in con- junction with American Education week. All parents and friends of the students were invited to visit the school where regular seventh and eighth period classes were held. As well as the regular classes, all laboratories, shops, and gymnasiums were open. NATIONAL H O N 0 R S O C I E T Y NATICNAL HCJNOR SOCIETY First Semester Second Semester Prcsideizt .... . . .Jeannette Bricker . . . . . Katherine Brightman Vice-Presirlenf .... . . .Harold Hermanson . . . . . . Betty Thompson Secrefary-Trea.wrer . . .Richard Friedman ........ Jane Betty Brudno Sponsors ......... . . .Miss Lucy Dickson, Miss Janet Jones, Miss Alba Junk, Mr. Noah Nunemaker HE highest award that can be given a Shaw student is membership in the National Honor Society. Students are chosen not for scholar- ship alone but for character, leadership, and service. One half of the standing for consideration in the Honor Society is the student's scholastic rating. The other half consists of a rating in character given him by the members of the faculty. This method of electing candidates to the Honor Society necessarily makes the group represent the best in Shaw, for it demands scholarship combined with character. JANUARY, 19536 Vera Ankeney Alice Bernardy Vivian Bockelman Mary Louise Brehm Vernon Carlson Gladys Conaghan Mary Jane Dodge Annabel llredgre Harry llrickamer Eleanor Ebel-man Richard l riedman Harold Hermanson Edith Irwin .lane Jewitt Nick Johnson Ben King Lorraine Ober Jean Richmond Wilfred Simpson Oliver Smart Janet Smith Jeanne Smith Grace Strobel JUNE, 1936 Pete Albert LO21l'l0l'0 Bassett Harold Beal Katherine Brightman Jeannette Bricker Jane Betty Brudno Ruth Drexel Mary Foster Mason Harter Louis 1lcCuller Mary Ann Martinek Ruth Matejka George Mills June Moran Betty Osborne Doris Pickerell Betty June Rice Jean Rich Jean Righter Ruth Schantz Helen Schedat Thelma Schwarz Irene Sheridan Freda Simerka Mildred Snatko Betty Jane Stoll Betty Thompson Jean Valentine Robert Ward Anita Zorn JANUARY, 1937 Doris lJuBuc Norma Hackstedde Lois Hamilton Mildred Hughes Helen Mat-Bain Bob lVIcNamara David Merriell Jean Renfrew Louis Sacha Lillian Uson fifty-nine sixty SHUTTLE BUSINESS STAFF Advertising Manager .. . .... Sanford Berg Circulation Manager . . . .... Martha Bischoff Sponsor ............. . . .Mr. N. F. Leist HE Annual Business Staff manages the advertising, the circulation, and the financial affairs connected with the publishing of the school's year book. Although this is the first year that Mr. Leist has supervised this group, and consequently has met with greater difficulties than would otherwise be true, he, with the cooperation of his staff, has conducted successful campaigns in advertising and circulation. Everyone remem- bers the contest sponsored by this staff to identify the voices of well known persons in the school over the public address system. Several annuals were given as prizes in this contest. The school owes a vote of thanks to this staff which makes the year book possible. Dick Ruggles Gwenda Evans Louis McCulle1' Helen Matthew Charlotte Sutcliffe Lillian Uson Constance Lynch It is the work of this staff which makes the Observer you read OBSERVER BUSINESS STAFF Firsf Semester Sccomf Seiizcsfw' Busifniess Manager ..... Richard Friedman . . . . Alan Englander Circulation Manager . . .Grace Essel ....... ....... G race Essel Sponsor ........... ........,.. . . Mr. Homer Gifford HE Observer Business Staff has charge of the advertising, the circu- lation and other financial affairs necessarily connected with the pub- lishing of the Shaw Observer. On the advertising staff Richard Friedman deserves mention for his work as Business Manager during the first semester. This year the circulation staff under the direction of Grace Essel has sold more copies of the paper than have ever been sold since the Observer was first established five years ago. To increase the circulation, special drives were held utilizing the public-address system and giving the different members of the circulation staff a chance to conduct a campaign as a manager. possible. Peter Albert Shong Bow Douglas Brumbach Mario Buzzelli Albert Catlin Frank Daykin Ruth Derhammer Monroe Deutsch Mary Foster Norman Graves Edith Irwin William Kerrigan Jack Messner Lillian Messner James Nelson Betty Osborne Irene Sheridan Patricia 'l'ennent Marjorie Tissot Seymour Wachsberger Mary Walker Stanley Weingart sixty-one sixty-two QBSERVER EDITORIAL STAFF First Semester Second Semester Editor-irz-Chief . . . . .Janet Smith .... .... K atherine Brightman Managing Editor ...... Helen Schedat . . . ........ Helen Schedat News Editor .......... Kathleen Maloney . . . .,.. Kathleen Maloney Boys' Sports Editor .... Myron Nolish ......... .... M yron Nolish Girls' Sports Editor .... Katherine Brightman . . . .... Lois Hamilton HE Observer Editorial Staf is one of the most active of the numerous organizations at Shaw. As the paper is published every two Weeks. the statf is necessarily always busy. The Shaw Observer is a member of the Columbia Scholastic Association. Membership in Quill and Scroll is given at graduation to a few of the staff Whose work deserves special recognition. A group from the statf visited the Clerelcmtl News this spring, and was given the privilege of making-up one page of the daily paper. Although the staff members are often required to spend many hours working, they feel that they receive benefits and privileges that could not otherwise be theirs. OBSERVER STAFF FIRST SEMESTER Efliloriul Page ll'1'itcrs.' Elizabeth Alden, Phyllis Deutsch, Helen Macllain, Gayle Longrsdorf, Clil'l'ord Finch, Frank Cavano. Fnpy auf! Proof R1'urIf'rs.' Grace Strobel, Alice Terwilligfer, Mildred Snatko, Doris DuBuc. Ilcllflllillt' lVrifvrs: Ethelyn Dossett, .lack Wiseman, Mildred Hughes, June Davis. Sports lVrifvrs: Alan Spurney, Lois Hamilton. H1'pm'fcrs: Barbara Wiseley, Norma Hackstedde, Charlotte Woldman, Elizalusth Ennes, Roland Gogolick, Eldon Rabon, Vivian ROCliQllD'l1'l, Lois Walker, Lois Wissman. Mulcv-up Editors : Arthur Battles, Bob lNlcNamara. Typisls: Elsie Gambatese, Dorothy Graul, Ruby l4ll'lClif'0Il. Frances Friedlander. Artist: Jack Burton. I Izofoyruplzcr: Edwin Perry. SECOND SEMESTER 1u'rIifm'iaI Prryr' ll'rifcrs: Elizabeth Alden, Frank Favano, Phyllis Deutsch, Clifford Finch. Gayle Longrsclorf, Helen Hlacliain. Copy nm! l'roof Rearlers: Mildred Snatko, Maryfit Karlsson, Marwal Stein. Hvafllirzc II'riters: Ted Correll. June Davis, Ethelyn Dossett, Louis Sacha. Sports ll'r1'fcrs.' Ernest Kleinman. Mildred Hughes. Rcporfcrs: Doris DuBuc, Elizabeth Ennes, Roland Gomolick, Norma Hackstedde, Eileen ll'IclNlorris, Philip Schmidt, Lois Walker, Bwrbara Wiseley. Lois Wissman. Mak 1'-1v p la'rlifors: Bob McNamara, Jack VVieg'n'an. Typisfs: Elsie Gambatese, Ruby Erickson, Dorothy Graul, Catharine- Davis. Cartoonists: Lawrence Burns, Frank Bartucci. sixty-three sixty- f our ST UDENT CQVQQCIL 1 First Scmesfcr Svcomi Smiles tu Preszrlewf ..... . . .Ben King ...... . . Gaylord Cleaveland Vice-Prrcsideizz' . . . . .Jean Richmond . . ...... Helen Avei ill Secretary . . . . . .Willard Kibby ....... ........ H arold Goss Trcaszm'er . , . . .Ralph Peckinpaugh .....,.. Ralph Peckinpaugh Spmzsm' . . . . . .Miss Olive Woodward .... Miss Olive Woodward Homer Abbott Virginia Appleton Bill Ash Helen Averill Jane Bailey Dick Bottenus Troy Bow Jeannette Bricker louise Bryant Jerry Cadiou Betty Carpenter Gaylord Cle-aveland Howard Davis Torry Divoky Mary Jane Dodge Jack Downs Grace Essel Harriet French Harold Goss Mason Harter Harold Hermanson Don Herron John Houston Inez Jackson Jane Jewitt Janet Jones Willard Kibby Ben King June Kovachy Julian Leet Carl Ludwig Jack Messmer David Miller George Mills Madelyn Nicholas Ralph Peckinpaugrh Roberta PurDun Jean Richmond Jean Righter Margaret Rightei' Bill Rogers Dick Rugrgrles Marjorie Schwartz Jack Shafer Janet Smith Alan Spurney Anita Zorn .J ,liVL, A. x ff yi' STUDENT COUNCIL V HE Student Council is an organization which cooperates in the ad- ministration of the school. It is made up of thirty-two members elected by the student body. The council appoints and supervises the various monitor groups and conducts a Lost and Found department. It is also now conducting student government as an experiment in the cafeteria, which has proved very satisfactory. This year the council has completed the payment on a project begun by last year's council: a public address system which has now been in- stalled. It has provided speakers for the assemblies and has made con- tributions to the music funds for the band and orchestra. The Student Council shows moving pictures during the lunch periods. The proceeds from these during the last few years have purchased all moving picture equipmentg furnished the Christmas decorations for the front of Shaw High School buildingg provided the four Christmas trees for the halls and cafeteria, and contributed to charity projects. In addition the Student Council gives a Monitor dance each year for the entire Monitor Committee. sixty-live sixty-six MONITOR COMMITTEE HE Monitor Committee is an organization of about 'three hundred . students appointed by the Student Council to enforce the administra- tion of the school. The members of the committee are divided into seven groups, each one working with a member of an executive committee from the Student Council. Suggestions on various subjects are brought up in the Monitor Committee meetings, to be referred to the principal or to the student council for discussion. The Executive Committee from the Student Council consists of seven members whose duty it is to supervise a special group to which they have been assigned. The seven groups are made up of: Lost and Found, Doors, Girls' Gym and Hall, Boys' Gym, Publicity and Library, Cafeteria, Shows and Finance. Thus this committee undertakes many of the more important school duties. Members of the Monitor Committee are chosen from those having school spirit and the quality of leadership. They have proved themselves very helpful in maintaining the standards of Shaw High School. .T HAGI President ..... .... G race Essel Vice-President ...... .. Freda Simerka Secretary-Treasurer . . . ..... Lillian Messner Librarian ......... ....,.... D oris DuBuc Sponsor . . . . . . Miss Madge Lindsay V HE Lotophagi Club is organized for those persons who enjoy creative writing and those who are interested in improving their writing by subjecting it to criticism. Before becoming a member of this organization, an applicant must submit a manuscript and have it accepted by the club. The strict rules for attendance and the nature of its Work necessarily keep the member- ship small, but this serves only to make the group more efiicient and therefore the members' pleasure in the work greater. This past fall the club demonstrated, by sponsoring a successful Hal1owe'en mystery dance, that its members enjoyed good fun as much as any less ambitious group. Alla Andru Patricia Bateman Dorothy Bauman Mary Beatty Martha Bischoff Shong Bow Troy Bow George Bryan Ethel Cannon Raquel Cardona Frank Cavano Doris Coveney N Virginia Davidson Frank Daykin Doris DuBuc Grace Essel Clifford Finch Joan Hall Barbara Keith Jean Mihalcik Lillian Messner Jean Rankin Ruth Reid Vivian Roberts Shirley Rowlands Stuart Shaffner Freda Simerka Phyllis Steinfurth Helen Van Driest Marjorie Webster Bernice Weingart Mary Wilcox sixty-seven T ro XMB! U xx f5 A' in t 11 J' f ' .Ar .f fun V LATI LU J'ifuc1 '9pJ H i .,g, 4,- Presidewit ...... . . . Louis McCuller V'1-C0-PT6'9id6'llf . . . . . . Torry Divoky Secretary .... .... M ary Roberts Treasmw' . . . .... Ruth Derhammer Spoizsor . . . . . Miss Linnie Arnold sixty-eight HE purpose of the Latin Club is to give historical information as a background for Work in Latin. The club, for the benefit of the entire school, was inHuential in bringing Dr. Robert S. Rogers of Western Reserve University to present at Shaw a program commemorating the bimillenium of the birth of Horace. The Latin Club sponsored a banquet in true Roman fashion. Careful attention was given to see that the dress, the food, the table manners, and even the arrangement of the tables all were in Roman form. The un- initiated members had to act as the slaves. The banquet not only gave everyone a merry evening but impressed Roman customs upon the students in an unforgettable manner. Pamela Cowan Frank Daykin Virginia Christopher Ruth Derhammer Torry Divoky Hope D1-iggs J. V. Duff Lucille Dunbar Elsie Ferguson Mary E. Halpin Vera Jeddy Betty Kelly Dorothy Lehman Gayle Longsclorf Jean Lustig Ruth Mattis Olive Marsh Louis McCuller Susan McKee George Meisel Ann Musgrave Eleanor Myers Dorothy Reed Mary Roberts Dorothy Pisor Janet Schaller Helen Schedat Myrtle Sheridan Gertrude Skoog Phyllis Steinfurth Leah Taylor Patricia Tennant Jack Weigman Lois Wissman X Q f A-1.44.4 f 'L -4,01-mf ' -Fl! 4x . ,f w 41 ' - sf f, ,I .f A-K I- FRENC I A kr' . . 5. X 'r i. 'f . v - , , -. gf J C L ,U B V N' V B ' i ' Y Pres id ent ..... Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer . . Advisor ........... . . Leanore Bassett . . . Lillian Uson . Mary Martinek Miss Janet Jones HE French Club aims to acquaint its members more fully with the history, current events, and people of France and to increase their fluency in speaking French. This year there has been a series of talks concerning the various provinces of France, the weekly forums have kept the members informed of the current happenings in France, and games in French have been played. As the members have improved greatly in vocabulary and pro- nunciation many of the meetings have been conducted entirely in French. This year a point system for the pictures in the Annual was introduced. This has been one of the most successful years in the existence of the French Club. Martha Barnhill Martha Bischoff Ruth Blake lllargaret Bricker Carol Bundy Betty Chambers Doris Du Buc Lucille Dunbar Mary Foster Harriet French Josephine Friedm Louise Gelline .lane Ilalpin Norma Lamont Marjorie Lehman Hazel Millinger Ilelen Meyer James Nelson Madelyn Nicholas Elf! Betty Ralph Virginia Reeves Ethel Rubin Charlotte Sutcliffe Jeanne Valentine Bei nice Weingart Janet Wells Lillian Whipple Muriel Wolfe Elizabeth Yadeskie sixty--1zine seventy -4 ' v .. . N , , ,, . ERMAN 'CLUB First Semester Second Semester President ..... . . .Don Herron . . . ..... Jean Rich Vice-President ........ Helen Schedat . . . . . . Helen Schedat Secretary-Treasurer . . .Gladys Conaghan . . . ...... Betty Thompson Sponsor ........... ................ . . . Miss Olive Woodward HE German Club was organized many years ago as Der Deutsche Vereinf' It has been under the supervision of Miss Woodward for seven years. Its aim is to aid students interested in conversational German to increase their knowledge by constant use of German at the meetings. Until recently the members usually found themselves lapsing into their native tongue, but they have resolved anew to use German and now keep even the minutes of their meetings in German. The programs at the meetings include games, talks on Germany and the singing of German songs. A discussion of the Olympic Games in Germany was one of their more recent topics. 1 ' 1 Leanore Bassett Mildred Biehl Emma Brenner Jack Chappell Mildred Dopslof Grace Essel Francis Goldberg Winifred Gottschalt Joan Grothe Joan Hall Shelbert Harris Janet Heckler Jack Heiss Harriet Hopkins David Merriell Lydia Molzan June O'Brien Shirley Perlmutter Jean Rich Henrietta Rudnick Emma Jane Sansom Irene Sheridan Freda Simerka Betty Smayda Ilse Steinback Betty Stoll Charles Stoll Betty Thompson Bill Tuckerman Charlotte Woldman Anita Zorn DEBATE CLUB E 6.1 '1..l.'5u- nd-MAL Seemzcl Semester . . . . . Grifiith Davies . . . . . Clifford Finch Alice Porter . . . . Bob McNamara Miss Lois Crank First Semester Bill Kerrigan . Dick Wallace . . . .Griffith Davies Treasurev' .... . . . Spowsm' .... . . Preszdent ....... . . . Vice-President . . . . . . Secretary ...... Bob McNamara .. HE past year has been one of the most active for Shaw's Debate Club. Debating teams have been organized which have competed in several inter-scholastic debates. The teams have visited Baldwin-Wallace College, Dennison College, Ohio Wesleyan University, and have also taken part in a Declamation Contest sponsored by station WGAR. At the Dennison contest, Shaw's men took two first places, a second, and a third. The debate team took first place in the Radio Debate over WHK sponsored by Western Reserve University, competing against teams from Northern Ohio and Pennsylvania schools. The meetings of the club are varied in nature. Discussions of current events, monologues, and plays, as Well as debates, form a regular part of the activities of the club. The school is proud of the Debate Club for it has represented Shaw creditably in every instance. DEBATE TEAM Griffith Davies Jack Kramer Clifford Finch Joe Theil se veil f if-one seventy-two DRAMATIC CLUB First Semester President .... .... J anet Smith . . . Vice-President . . .... Willard Kibby . . . Secretary .... .... A lice Bernardy .. Treasurer . . .... Jean Koncana . . . Advisor . . ....... . . Second Semester Willard Kibby Edwin Rapport Hazel Millinger . Jean Koncana Miss Lois Dean HE Dramatic Club offers to any student at Shaw who is interested in acting an opportunity to display and develop his talent. This year, cooperating with a senior dramatics class, it presented, Collegiate Capers, a musical comedy which was an original Shaw pro- duction. The other big event of the year was the annual mid-year play, Merton of the Movies, the story of a small-town boy who made good in Hollywood. Sardou Abrahams Betty Adams Jack Appleton Virginia Appleton Jane Bailey Charles Barber Lucille Barth Dorothy Bauman Dolores Baumgart Mary Beatty Bill Bemis Dick Boester Mary Louise Bre-hm Carol Bundy Ethel Cannon Frank Cavano Virginia Davidson Ruth Derhammer Phyllis Deutsch Torry Divoky May Donovan Virginia Dvorak Vivian Egger Clifford Finch Naomi Gessner Joan Hall Evelyn Hancock Molly Hatfield Don Herron Gladys Humphery Lois Jack Vera Jeddy Betty Kastner Norman Kewley Willard Kibby Irvin Klein Jean Koncana Edward Kramer Jack Kramer Helen Lantz Margery Lehman Kathleen Maloney Richard Miller Ruth Miller Hazel Millinger Betty Lou Minor Jean Moodey Lorraine Ober Elmer Pesta Harry Pickering Rena Polster Edwin Rapport Thelma Schwarz Phyllis Slater ' Betty Stoll Bob Wasserlein Margaret Weller Jack Wiegman Barbara Wiseley Lois Wissman Muriel Wolfe llazfbaf 1 HISTCRY CLUB First Semester Second Semester Presirlewt ..... . . .Bill Kerrigan . . . . . Jack Appleton Vice-President ........ Vera Ankeney .... ...... E ileen McMorris Secretary-Treasurer ...Jeannette Bricker .. ...... Margaret Weller Sponsor .............. Miss Anna Devney ...... Mr. Edward Struggles HE History Club, now holding a prominent place in the after-school activities of Shaw High School, consists of thirty-five students who have been chosen because of their active interest in history. The members are now able to look back on a year full of activity. Their programs have included several speakers, discussion of current events, slides of historical scenes and places, discussions of the history of various holidays, and many games of historic nature. In the middle of the year Mr. Struggles took Miss Devney's place as sponsor of the club. There has been, however, no change in the policies of the club. Vera Ankeney .lick Appleton Leanore Bassett Jeannette Bricker Elizabeth Buxton Estelle Carrell Harold Cowan Doris Du Buc Joan Hall Lois Jack Nick Johnson Bill Kerrigan .lane Kortz Mary Kortz Kathleen Maloney Eileen McMorris Bob McNamara Russell Morse Lorraine Ober .Jeanne Smith Mildred Snatko Frances Stumpf Marjorie Tissot Lois Umstead Lillian Uson Jeanne Valentine Seymour Wachsberger Margaret Weller severity-th1'ee .V fu' ART CLUB at y First Semester Second Semester President ..... .... L orraine Ober . .. .... Jeannette Bricker Vice-President ........ Doris Stewart .... . . . Phyllis Deutsch Secretary-Treasurer . . .Jean Smith .... ....... J ean R. Moody Sponsor ........................ .... Miss Marian Bright HE purpose of the Art Club is the promotion of art activity. In order to gain admission to this club, a student must receive an art grade of A or high B entitling him to an eligibility notice, or he must submit drawings to be judged by the members. Miss Bright, who sponsors this group, says, It gives the members additional work along lines of particular interest to them. As the average high school art student favors sketching from life, this phase is particularly stressed. The usual procedure at the club meet- ings is to allow a specified amount of time to the members for sketching, after which time a general discussion of the drawings is held. Inga Storm Frank Bartucci Mary Jane Beeler Marion Hellickson Robert Niece Emma Pettit Eleanor Ross severity-four Emma Jane Sansom Harriet Stahler Inga Storm Lois Walker Lucy Webster Kathleen Wegener STAMP CLUB First Semester Second Semester President ....... . . .Louis Sacha ..... . . . Bob McNamara Vice-President . . . . .Bob McNamara . . . .... Louis Sacha Secretary . . . . . .Stephen Lowry ...... .... S tephen Lowry Treasurer . . . . .Ben Thorwood ........ ........ J ay Mennell Sponsor ...Mr. Edward Struggles ..... Miss Anna Devney HE Stamp Club is one of Shaw's growing organizations. The club has been divided this year into a beginners' and a more advanced group in order to make the programs more interesting to everyone. The programs of the club often include contests to identify stamps, discussions of foreign countries and their monetary systems, and articles from the magazine Stamps which the club buys for the school library. Trading stamps is constantly engaged in so that each member may make his own collection a better and more complete one. Frieda Abrahms Harold Body Eugene Furst Clayton George Desmond Harry Marcella House Stephen Lowry Robert Mason Ruth Mattis Nancy McKay Robert McNamara Jack Means Jay Mennell James Nelson Mae Patterson Louis Sacha Robert Sosna Ray Tankersley Don Tewksbury Russell Thomas Benjamin Thorwood David Wells seventy-five vi Q, CAPPELLA CHOIR AA , J ,rf of l 1 seventy-sir l ' -1 J 'W x . 1',.Q,. ,, 5 1. -l v xkfl .a Spmzsm' . . . . Miss Florence Shaffer UOTING Miss Shaffer, The present a Cappella Choir is the finest I have had in four years. I expect greater achievements from them this yearf' The Choir participated in the Lake Erie Club Music Festival in the spring. This year's Choir had the privilege of presenting a varied program of songs over the radio. Betty Adams Mary Jane Anderson Richard Auth William Bailus Lucille Barth Harold Beal Raymond Beard Vane Bogges Richard Bottenus George Clarke Ruth Clough Ted Correll Vera Catapane Robert Craxton Eloise Crookham Betty Dickinson Mary Donovan Hope Driggs Bob Dysert Norman Eifer Marilynn Garrett Marie Goodwin Dolores Hammerstrom Shelbert Harris Geraldine Hoffman Catherine Jeremiah Elna Johnson Je-an Klippert Jack Lee Gayle Longsdorf Esther McKechnie Lucille Mariani Jack Mearns Wallace Metzger Betty Lou Minor Lydia Molzan Kenneth Morris Shirley Morris David Nadle Jewel Person Violet Peterson Doris Pickerell Eldon Raybon Viola Reece Jean Richmond Donald Rupp Betty Smayda Louis Spanos Jack Spate Eleanor Smith Ruth Sonville Gladys Sinden Robin Taylor Jack Thomas Allan Thompson Robert Walko Allen Young Anita Zorn W 1 ' 1 '53, f' A , , I, . ,vw -July' x nq-91 '-5.1.0 'vw l--JA i-P s-I V - Prcszflenf ........................., Anita Zorn f Vice-Pi'as1'1Imlf ...... . . .... Alice Porter Secrcfar'y-7'rr'f1szn'm- . . . . . Violet Peterson LiIn'f1rzfai1.s ......... . . .Esther McKechnie . . , . Lydia Molzan Ac'cm11pnnisf . . .......... Jane Halpin Sponsor ..... . . Miss Florence Shaffer HE present club has been outstanding in the history of Girls' Glee Clubs. It has an inner choir of twenty-four voices called minute girls. These girls must be ready to furnish programs for parties, ban- quets, and musicals whenever they are needed. Many of the girls have solo voices, promising to make an even better Glee Club for next year. Frieda Abrams Betty Adams Lois Bandelow Ruth Bishop Estelle Carrell Ruth Clough Jane Crawford Eloise Crookham Helen Culp Evelyn Cunningham Katherine Davis Betty Dickinson Hope Dripfgs Mary Finelli Christine Finelly Mary Jane Flum Dorothy Friedman Rita Fry Marie Goodwin Cecilia Grygo Lois Hamilton Dolores Hammerstrom Hazel Hay NI8.l'g'lll'6t Hood Harriet Hopkins June Jack Lois Jack Catherine Jeremiah Elna Johnson Ann Jones Betty Kastner Lois Kisner Gayle Longrsdorf Charlene lVIcFetridf:e Kathleen McGee Esther McKechnie Eleanor McKee Lillian Marshall Helen Matthew Audrey Meisner Dorothea Metzger Lydia Molzan Betty Moore Shirley Morris Harriette Niederst Violet Peterson Doris Pickerell Alice Porter Viola Reece Virginia Reeves Betty June Rice Awlyn Sidnee Betty Smayda Eleanor Smith Ruth Sonville Marguerite Sprunger Ilse Steinbach Eleanor Sterret Ruth Swanson Lois Tomlinson Lillian Uson Betty Walters Gene Ward Mary Wilcox Martha Wi-lliams Helen Van Driest Anita Zorn se vc nty-seven E lr President ..... .. Jack Carrick Vice-President ....... .... R obert Walko Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . Griiiith Davies Librarian .......... ..... A llan Thompson Accompanist . . . ......... Harold Beal Sponsor .... . . . Miss Florence Shaffer Y HE members of the Boys' Glee Club enjoy music well enough to come after school to sing. They have not as yet done any singing outside of school, but they have participated in the Christmas program. The com- bined Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs sponsored a very successful dance. Paul Baisch Harold Beal Raymond Beard Vane Bogges Jack Byrne Jack Carrick Ted Correll Griffith Davies Gordon Dilts Norman Eifer seventy eight Howard Frohnapple Donald Green Shelbert Harris Desmond Harry Nick Johnson Ed Kramer Jack Lee Wallace Metzger Bill Misch Bill Mulally Don Rupp Carl Skonieczka Don Stewart Jack Thomas Allan Thompson Louis McCuller Robert Walko John Wilkison Allan Young RCHESTR Director .... . . .Mr. Milton Niergarth HE Shaw Orchestra, composed of twenty-seven students with musical talent, plays an important part in the activities of Shaw. The orchestra was organized to give Shaw students the opportunity to know and to play orchestral masterpieces. This year it participated in assemblies, Class Night and Graduation exercises as well as providing music for the numerous plays given in Shaw. The outstanding events in the calendar of the Orchestra are the Spring Concert and the City Contest. For good cooperation and proficiency in playing his instrument, a student is awarded a Shaw Orchestra pin each year. Ralph Anthony Harold Beal Katherine Brightman Frances Goldberg Jean Grother Robert Henderson Burton Hitchcock John Houston James Lewis Hildred Lintner Harold Lynn Frank Merriell Ruth Miller Mary Nutting Mildred Osborne Charles Rife Roy Ring Wallace Robb Richard Ruggles Vern Salsbury Marcia Smith Don Stratton Charles Taggert Robert Thomas Jack Tongring Vera Wiegand James Woodworth seventy mne eighty MILTON G. NIERGARTH Director of Band BAND OFFICERS Preszdent .......................... Julian Leet Vice-President .... . . . Inez Jackson Secretary ........ .... J ohn Houston Treasurer .......... ...... D ick Ruggles Assistant Director .... ..... M r. Robert Fraser Director ........... .... M r. Milton Niergarth NE of ShaW's outstanding organizations is her championship band. The right to be called a champion belongs to the band by virtue of its winning the State Band Contest last spring at Columbus. The band is to be remembered for its fine concerts, splendid per- formances during the football season, and for its cooperation in assist- ing in any musical program of civic interest. The band played at the Windermere Methodist Church and gave a concert at the Goodrich Settle- ment House this year. It entered the city contest for criticism. Under the able leadership of Mr. Milton G. Niergarth, the band has worked hard toward the greatly coveted title of National Champ . gl J rl Ml' s lla Q v i Lois Aldrich Edward Anderson Ruth Anderson Rochelle Andrews Ralph Anthony William Ash Jane Baldwin William Barch Sterling Beck Hlenriy Birnbaum Fran lin Birt frzalph Black ' Robert Blake Leo Bochicchio Eugene Bondy Howard Brehm l Katherine Brightm Shirley Brown Jack Burton Carlton Claybaugh Vivian Darville Arthur Davis Lorna Davis Cline Derhammer Monroe Deutsch Jack Devore Robert Dorris Mildred Dopslaf Evelyn Dossett Carl Drenske Irvin Duchon Ted Eberman Harry Eidener Robert Esch Lloyd Fisher Marjorie Fox Nellie Frizzel V. an Andrew Galayda Robert Gifford Francis Goldberg Eleanore Gottschault Elbert Griflin Joan Grothe Dan Hanley Janet Heckler Phillip Herter Robert Herter Burton Hitchcock John Houston Mary Hugis Carl Hurd Inez Jackson Don Johnson Kenneth Kagy Edward Koehler Jeanette Keiffer Arthur King' Paul Kluga Julian Leet Harold Lewis James Lewis Hildred Lintner Harold Lynn Charles Magdsick David Merriell Kenneth McIntosh Dorothy Millis Herbert Moore Joan Morgan Merta Mosher Arnold Nixon Robert Nixon Mildred Osborn Mae Patterson Vincent Pattie Richard Phelps Lawrence Ra beck Charles Rhodes Jean Rich Charles Rife Clarence Riwalt Wallace Robb Burt Roberts Douglas Ross Richard Ruggles Vern Salsbury Jean Schleimer Stuart Schaffner Walter Smith Robert Sprentall Jean Sterrett Ralph Tagert Donald Temple Betty Thompson Jack Tongring Irving Van Horn Jeanne Valentine Neal Waldron Robert Waterbury Lucy Webster Geraldine Werger Ruth White Kenneth Williams Naomi Williams Vera Wiegant Leonard Wickert Irene Wood James Woodward Dick Young Dorothy Yount eighty-one eighty-two SENIOR FRIENDSHIP CLUB First Semester Second Semester P1'0Slid61lf ----.. .... J ean Righter ....... ....... J ean Righter Vi06-PWSMGWZ - . . .... Jeannette Bricker ......... Jeannette Bricker Secretary ,,,.,,,.,,,,,,, Alice Bernardy ...... .... R oberta Pur Dun Treasurer .............. Jean Richmond .... .... V irginia Murray Council Representative , , ,Alyce Arndt. . . .... Virginia Appleton Ring Group Clzairmalrt .... Alice Porter.. , ........... Alice Porter Sponsor ............, . ................... Miss Elizabeth Wenger HE outstanding purpose of the Senior Friendship Club is to promote a feeling of friendliness among the girls at Shaw and to help them be- come better acquainted. The club has sponsored dances, dinners, and popcorn ball sales, which have all added to the good times the girls have had. They do not, however, confine their interests to school projects alone, for they are engaged in community undertakings. The outstanding event of this year was the Valentine Dance. In order to enable a small interested group to obtain a better under- standing of the Y. W. C. A., combined with a good time, the Ring Group of the Senior Friendship Club was organized this year. This group has included among its activities a discussion groupg a See Your City cam- paigng and an attempt to become acquainted with girls from other schools. RING GROUP Ruth Bundy Ilse Steinbach Gloria Bunting Alice Simpson Dorothy Howard Helen Van Driest Olive Marsh Lois Walker Ruth Marsh Barbara Wiseley Alice Porter SCPHOMORE FRIENDSHIP CLUB l Firsf Sf'lHl'Sfl'l' S f,f'4r ml Sw zff' sfvr P1'esz'denf ...... . . .Virginia Appleton . . . . . . Florence Wilkison V'iCli-P7'I'Sl'!Ifi'Ilf . . . . . .Elsie Ferguson . . . ..... Joan Pur Dun X VA Secretary ............ Madelyn Nicholas ..... Harriet Sprague W' T1'easm'c'1' ...... ..... E dith Somershield . . . . . . Phyllis Chamberlain P1'og1'am Chahnzan .... Marjorie Zulauf .... ..... M artha Williams J Council R01J7'!'S6IIf0fI'l'6 .Florence Wilkison ............ Elizabeth Izant i Sponsor ............................... ., Miss Harriet Carpenter V HE Sophomore Friendship Club is an organization which helps to establish world-wide fellowship by giving girls the chance to make new acquaintances. Every year a recognition service, admitting new mem- bers to the club, is held by candle light. This year three girls from Shaw's club went to the city Y. W. C. A. annual dinner. The programs of the club are varied and have included: a talk by Miss Mary Blake, head of Hiram Houseg a demonstration by one of the students of the White Cross school of Beauty Cultureg a pot-luck supper: and an amateur program to discover new talent within the membership of the club. eighty-three eighty-four STAGE CREW First Semester Second Semester Stage Manager .......... Ray Olsen .... .... C harles Curtis Ass't. Stage Manager ................. . . Harry Pickering Director ............ . . . Miss Lois Dean MOST essential part of successful dramatic productions at Shaw is the Stage Crew. The duties of this organization are: arrangement and designing of stage scenery, curtain manipulations, and electrical lighting. Long hours of unacclaimed labor are required of the members, who must remain through every practice of the Dramatic Club that they may be- come thoroughly acquainted with the production. Exact timing for cur- tain raisings must be obtained, as well as precise arrangement of stage scenery and furnishings. A one-semester probation period is required of all new members, during which time the duties of the Stage Crew are learned. If, at the end of this period, their work has been satisfactory, the beginners become regular members. Bob Griffin Emerson Duricky Bob Kagy Jack Rodgers Eric Blake Bob Boak ENGINEERING SOCIETY Chairman ........ . . . Roland Gogolick Vice-Chairman ..... ..... L ester Symes Secretary-Treasmw' . . . . . Irving Van Horn Sponsor .......... . . . Mr. F. E. Williams W HE newly-formed Engineering Society promises to be one of Shaw's prominent clubs. It was organized, through the initiative of William Phipps, by a group of boys who were interested in various fields of engineering. Following each business meeting, one of the members leads a discus- sion pertaining to the particular field of engineering in which he is most interested. The club has included among its activities a trip to the Road Show. Mr. L. W. Mills, who is assistant dean of Case School of Applied Science, and Mr. S. S. Fisher, who is very interested in astronomy, have spoken at meetings of the club. William Phipps Philip Schmidt Lester Symes Bob Wasserlein Irving Van Horn Edward Zorn Ed Spate Robert Bullock Ted Busch Roland Gogolick Harold Guthrie Roger Lindsey Stephen Lowry Arthur Oris eighty-five eighty-six GLOBE TRCTTERS' CLUB First Semester Second Semester President ..... .... D orothy Moberg . . . . . . Jay Mennell Vice-President ........ Byron Bowman .... Shong Bow Secretary-Treasurer ...June Moran ..... ....... J une Moran Sponsor .......... . ........... . . . Miss Anna Soutar HE Globe Trotters' Club is one of the school's newer clubs. The purpose of this club is to give students interested in geography and related subjects a chance to learn more interesting details than school courses permit. The club project this year has been a study of the National Park system. To aid in this the club obtained information from the Depart- ment of the Interior in Washington, D. C. The programs have included talks on the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone National Park. This is only the second year that this club has been among Shaw's extra-curricular activities. Jane Birch Byron Bowman Emma Brenner Olive Bouffard Elizabeth Buxton Ethel Cannon Bob Carlson Rose Coveney Doris Du Buc Sidney Harris Allan Hart Dorothy Howard Lucille J eareck Virginia Lewis Harry Lindsey Norma May Jay Mennel Dorothy Moberg June Moran Don Perrotti Elmer Pesta Betty Peterson Jean Renfrew Jim Riley Vivian Roberts Marjorie Schwartz Mary Sheak Arline Wapperer Frances Young MAT CLUB President ..... . . . Anita Zorn Vice-President ...... .... B ob Gleason Secretary-Treasurer . . . ..,.... Irvin Klein Sponsor ......,..... . . .Mr. Ralph Brown I HE Math Club, newly organized this year through the combined efforts of Anita Zorn and Mr. Brown, has become a distinctive organization. The meetings of the club are devoted to the solving of trick problems, the discussion of subjects not included in the present courses of study, and the discussion of the history of mathematics. This spring the club visited the Observatory of the Case School of Applied Science. The active interest shown by the members indicates that the Shaw Math Club will become a permanent fixture at Shaw. Billy Bemis ' Ruth Blake Katherine Brightman Bob Bullock Frank Cavano Ted Correll Howard Curtis Bob Dorris Bob Gardiner Bob Gleason Roland Gogolick Henry Green Molly Hatfield Harriet Hopkins Craig Kennedy Irvin Klein Stephen Lowry Louis Minbiole Eunice Monchreaf Fenton Moore Madelyn Nicholas Jim Rice Jean Rich John Roberts Ray Rogers Louis Sacha Helen Schedat Walter Smith Edwin Spate Harriet Sprague Alice Terwilliger Betty Thompson Barbara Wiseley Elizabeth Yadeskie Dick Young eighty-seven PHlLoMAgy71,eiAN, CLUB ,r President .... Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer . . . Sponsor .. First Semester Freda Simerka Vera Ankeney June Moran . Eunice Ahrens Second Semester Freda Simerka . . . . . .Eileen McMorris . . ..... June Moran Eunice Ahrens . . . .Miss Mary Morrison S members of the book readers' club of Shaw, many students are becoming interested in worthwhile literature. At each meeting interesting discussions are held pertaining to a subject selected by an appointed committee. A contest was recently held to see who could read the most books in a specified length of time. A certain number of points was allotted to each type of book. Eunice Ahrens Velma Delano Barbara Keith Genevieve Ambrose Ruth Eichler Virginia Lewis Alla Andru Elsie Ferguson Constance Lynch Dolores Baumgart Jean Gardiner Lucille Marianni Mary Beatty Louise Gefline Olive Marsh Mary Jane Beeler Helen Gliebe Ruth Marsh Shirley Beeman Winifred Gottschalt Ruth Mattis Billy Bemis Helen Gribben Carolyn McNamee Jane Birch Joan Hall George Meisel Bob Bischoff Jane Halpin Jean Mihalcik Martha Bischoff Mary Halpin Ruth Miller Olive Bouffard Dolores Hammerstrom Alice Montgomery Shong Bow Ruth Houseman Jean Moodey Margaret Calvin Elna Johnson Betty Moore Vera Catapane Wilma Joite June Moran Virginia Christopher Ann Jones Jean Morgan Gladys Conaghan Jeannette Jones Rena Polster Pamela Cowan Betty Kastner Bertine Porris ezghty ezght Mu1'iel Porz Helen Randall Sallie Schaft Marjorie Schwartz Irene Sheridan Myrtle Sheridan Freda Simerka Ray Simmons Alice Simpson Virginia Stone Frances Sutkus Lois Umstead Lillian Uson Lois Walker Arlene Wapperer Marjorie Webster Lillian Whipple Ruth Wilson Lois Wissman RIFLE CLUB President .................... Clarence Riewaldt V1'ce-P1'esz'rle11f ...... . . . Robert Harrison Secrefarry-Treasurea' . . . ..... Clifford Pace Captain ........... . . . Norman Atchison Ad'Z'l-807' ..... Mr. B. Relph V HIS year the Rifle Club has been reorganized at Shaw by those who wish to become good marksmen. The members of the club hold their meetings at Kirk Junior High School every Tuesday evening, from seven until nine o'clock. The meetings are very interesting, as the members compete with one another in practice. Each member has his own twenty-two caliber rifle and an assigned target. A small fee is collected at each meeting, with which targets are provided. Most of the members have greatly improved in accuracy as a result of the practice. In order to become a member of the club, one must show himself capable of taking care of himself and his rifle. The club desires to make rifle shooting a competitive sport among other high schools and to hold rifle meets with them in the future. Frank Randel Richard James Bob Edwards David Brown Richard Rose Neal Waldron Lawrence Rabeck Francis Fisher Kenneth Van Woert Edward Rose eighty-nine Ninety H I - Y C L U B 1 VER since its founding as an East Cleveland organization, the Shaw Hi-Y has created, maintained and extended, not only through Shaw High School, but out over East Cleveland, an atmosphere of high Christian living and character The members of this nationally known organization reflect the principles of clean speech, clean sport, clean scholarship, and clean living. Through its novel entertainment it seeks to maintain the public interest in its affairs. In its yearly program of varied events, it sponsors two outstanding occasions. During the Yuletide season it presents its annual Christmas dance. Later on in the year it again steps to the foreground with an ever original show, the latest of which was Hi-Y'd and Handsome. President ..... Vice-Presidem' . . . . . . Secretary .... Treasurer . Sponsor . . MA ZD.-l FL UI? Arthur Battles George Bryan Bert Berndsen Richard Boester Charles Cannon Howard Curtis Robert Curtis Farrell Dagrley Robert Dorris James Grubb Shelbert Harris Teddy Hill John leo Clayton Jack Wendell Kalstrom William Kerrigran Russell Morse Edward Neary Carl Peterson William Stahler Charles Truppo AMIGOS CLUB Harold Beal Douglas Brumbach Robert Craxton Jack Freas Raymond Hawkey Don Herron Bob McNamara Richard Miller Fenton Moore Albert Pitman Raymond Rogers Paul Stevens Lester Symes Harvey Thomas Seymour Wachsberger James Williams Leo Zimmerman First Seuwsfer Richard Bernier . . Gaylord Cleaveland Willard Kibby . . . Roger Lindsey . . HALCYOX FLUIJ Jack Adams Dale Ankene-y William Ash Robert Bellet Bob Blake Vernon Carlson Ted Eberman Clilford Finch Milton Hope Ed Kramer Jack Kramer Robert Lupton Robert Millsop Arnold Nixon Robert Nixon Vincent Pattie Don Perry John Pew Richard Ruggles Kenneth Schreck Herbert Splittorf Kenneth Williams Donald Woodruff C'O1'A1NE CLUB John Bernier Richard Bernier Patrick Burke William Cleland Edward Coddingrton Jack Downs Robert Edwards Secmzd Semester Willard Kibby Ralph Peckinpaugh . . . . William Tresch Don Herron Mr. F. E. Williams 1v'C'.-l0ll ,'lSl.Y ULU!! Homer Abbott Jack Appleton George Braisler Howard Brehm Jerry Cadiou Carlton Claybaugrh Robert Evans Dan Hanley George Hoagland Paul Isley Robert Jenkins William Kavanaugrh Norman Kewley Ben King Charles Nobis James Reding' Charles Rife William Robinson Paul Swee-ny William 'l'resch Stewart Williams A HG US l'I,UIn' Ralph Anthony James Beaehle Robert Boak Roger Dyke James Givens Robert Gleason Robert Heinisch Harold Hermanson Harold Goss William Halliday John Houston Willard Kibby Julian Leet Arthur Madden Kenneth Talbott Jack Tongringr Jack Messner Royster Ring: William Rodgers Sam Shannon Oliver Smart Jack Smart Walter Smith Charles Stoll Robert Ward William Whitney Jerry Watt TALA CLUB Paul Banker Gaylord Cleaveland Jack Eisenhut Mason Harter Clayton Heinlen Robert Hendry Roger Lindsey John Nelms John Newman Lowell Oliphant George Otte Ralph Peckinpaugh Herman Pocock Edward Shanaberg' Don Stewart nine ty-one ninety-two ,MOVIE CREW First Semester Second Semester Lester Lem ..... ' ' 'Charles Crawford . . ...... Lester Lem . . . . Harry Pickering' . . . . James Barker . . . . . . . Ed Starrett . . . Sardou Abrahams ........ James Nelson . . Miss Olive Woodward Fl.7'-Qt Shift . . . Second Shift . . . . . .Sardou Abrahams . . Ray Olsen ...... Ed Starrett .... Third Shift . . . . . . S ponsor .... ............... HE movie operators give three shows, of two reels each daily, trying to please the hundreds of Shaw students who seek enjoyment after their lunch. Whenever anything goes wrong in the movie booth it is these boys who know that the show must go on and work frantically toward that end. Their lunches are often eaten in spare moments, but the spirit of fun that pervades the boys makes even this seem no great hardship. SNAPS AT SHAW S 2 J! I mzumm--wUrn4Uja cn:urr1UJvrnz1 The Business Staff Says: To you, Louis lWcCuller, we extend our sincere gratitude for your uneeas- ing ejjforts in our advertis- ing campaign. To you we extend our thanks for your loyal sup- port. To you we suggest your loyalty to those who by advertising have made this Shuttle possible. The Staff of the 1936 Shaw Shuttle extends thanks to the May Company Photographic Studio for their co-operation in making this year's Shuttle possible. iii yi i A:f1A1f1 ee - ........v ....... -..-.... A - - - - v - M' 'M 'E' BERG'S for FINE FURNITURE W1 9210-9300 St. Clair Ave. , 3 I E L I A B L E l EASONABLE imggliliif .,A,A,,,A,. Y ,,,, vvrvzvzz ,,,, , , zvzr v-,- , , , K 325232232 Ephraim, the Negro horse trainer, was seated, reading a letter, with Lige stand- ing behind him holding his hands over Eph's ears. Horseman Cnoticing themj - What kind of horseplay are you two fellows up to? Ephraim- Lige got dis yere letter dat his gal writ him, boss, but he kain't read, so he gets me to read it fo' him, but stops mah ears up so I kain't hear what his gal done writ him. 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'ninety-eight Mistress- Be careful when you dust these pictures, Mary, they are all Old Masters. Maid- Good Gracious! Who'd ever think you'd been married all these times, mum! Draper- These are especially strong' shirts, madam. They simply laugh at the laundry. Customer-- I know that kind, I had soifie which came back with their sides sp it. First Lawyer- You're a lowdown cheat! Second Lawyer- You're an unmiti- gated har! Judge Qrappingl - Now that the attor- neys have identified each other we shall proceed with the case. A faithful portrait painter painted a scene showing a man in death-agony once, and asked a physician friend to examine it: Well? Morse inquired after the doc- tor had scrutinized the picture. What's your opinion? The physician removed his spectacles, turned to Morse and commented: Ma- laria! A new brakeman was making his first run over a certain line. 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What do you do with them ? The Negro maid looked up at her mis- tress with a sheepish grin. YeS'um, she admitted, I'Se been carrying 'em home. I'se think they make my garbage look so stylish. Pardon me, said the stranger, are you a resident here? Yes, was the answer, I've been here goin' on fifty years. What kin I do for you ? I am looking for a criminal lawyer. said the stranger. Have you any here T' Well, said the other, we're pretty sure we have, but we can't prove it. one hundred and four Judge- You are accused of shooting squirrels out of season. Have you any plea? Him- Yes, your honor. Self-defense. For a true insight into a man's char- acter, study his use of Words, says an educator. Such a method should prove a pronounced success. What would I get, inquired the man who had just insured his property against fire, if this building should burn down to-night? 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With the necessary equipment, he stood by the rail lost in thought. What's that guy waiting for, asked one of the mess cooks. Don't know, replied another. Per- haps he ain't seen a bucketful he likes yet. p Hotel Page-- Telegram for Mr. Neid- spondiavanci, Mr. Neidspondiavancilu Mr. Neidspondiavanci- What initial, please? Airman Cafter landing in a treej- I was trying to make a new record. Farmer- You did. You're the first man to climb down that tree before climb- ing up it. He took her hand in his and gazed proudly at the engagement ring he had placed on her finger only three days be- fore. Did your friends admire it? he in- quired, tenderly. They did more than that, she replied. Two of them recognized it! Did you know that the Queen of Spain once thought of organizing a society for the prevention of cruelty to animals in her country? She confided in a high of- ficial of the Court. 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An old-time Democrat who blinks at his Party's program, wondering what it is all about, says he feels like the vener- able clerk at one of the Oxford Univer- sity chapels. Some graduates stopped in at the chapel and seeing that the old- timer was still hanging on, remarked that he must have seen many of the great preachers in his day. Indeed I have, replied the old-timer. I have heard them all, and thank God I am a Christian still. A lady who had employed a Chinaman as cook asked him his name. Me name San Toy Lee, he said. Ah, your name is too long, the lady replied. I will call you John. All light, responded John. What's your name? Mrs. Charlotte Anne Hemingway, she told him. Your name too long, remarked John. I call you Cholly. 15939 Euclid Ave. Cash and Carry Save ZOCZQ Q Community L aundfy M Now, suppose, said the teacher, a man working on the river bank suddenly fell in. He could not swim and would be in danger of drowning. Picture the scene. The man's sudden fall, the cry for help. His wife knows his peril and, hear- ing his screams, rushes immediately to the bank. Why does she rush to the bank? Whereupon a boy exclaimed, To draw his insurance money. Old lady meeting a one-legged tramp on the street: Poor man, you have lost a leg, haven't you ? Tramp, looking down at his foot: Well, I'l1 be darned if I haven't. 6.1-1-1 .1.:,:.e.e.1.f.e.. , .:fe.1.:.:.e.:.:.e .,.Ofe:e:f:ie1:.efe1:m' 1195 GOLD'S FRUIT MRT. 111 1111+ .lack Cold, Prop.-list. since 1920 111 1405 Hayden at shaw Gllen. 4729-4730 1,11 FREE DELIVERY 111 Every Day a Market Day N ' l'Vl1ere ' r W 1.1.1 Qualify-Service and Lower Prices 11 ,M 1 111: Predominate 1111: N141 A233235 -E33gi3Zg?5E5Egi3E3Egi3igE -Siiriiry om' lzundrvd and clcten f'-'-'-'- - - - v - ' ' - - - - Y - - - - f f - - - - v - - - - - - -,',' -,- - - - -I-.-.-,-.-.-I-,---:,-,---:,-.- -:I---: 15522 Euclid Ave.-At Taylor Road GLenville 5800 FREE DELIVERY KARL BROWN-Qualityllleats B The bride of a few weeks noticed that her husband was depressed. Gerald, dearest, she said, HI know something is troubling you, and I want you to tell me what it isg your worries are not your worries now, they are our wor- ries. Oh, very well, he said. We've just had a letter from a girl in New York, and she's suing us for breach of promise. Tourist Qhaving looked over historic castle, to butlerl- I've made a stupid mistake. I tipped his lordship instead of you. Butler- That's awkward. I'll never get it now. Would-Be Advertiser- Are you cer- tain that advertisements in your paper bring results?,' Country Editor- Absolutely. Why, the last time a man advertised a lost dog, the dog walked in while the man was writ- ing out the advertisement. An Irish Guards officer called up a sergeant and spoke of the unsoldierly ap- pearance of a recruit. He looks very slovenly, sergeant. Yes, sor. Are you sure he washes? Yes, sor. Absolutely certain he washes? Yes, sor, but he dries a bad color, sor. L6 lc The milk-wagon collided with an auto and many bottles of milk were broken. A crowd gathered. Poor fellow, said a benevolent-look- ing man, you will have to pay for this accident, won't you? Yes, sir, said the driver. That's too bad, here is a quarter towards it and I'll pass the hat for you. After the crowd had contributed and dispersed, the driver said to a bystander: Ain't he the wise guy? That's the boss. fe,-, -,-,-,-,-,-,-.-,Av-, ---,-,A , -- -,A.-, ---,-,A,-,-.-,-,-, -,-,A,-.- Dealers in Fancy 8: Staple Groceries N. G. Ferguson 2207 Tavlor Ra. 15821 Euclid Ave. 14733 Euflid Ave- GLW- 5372 GLen. 6745 Liberty 5800 EAST CLEVELAND, 0- ,-Y-1-1-i-1-1-i -1- i-3-Z-1- 1 1-1 -i-1-i-I-1-1-1-1 - I - 1 -Z-i-ii M RIGEL BROS . M Q Euclid Page Delicatessen E MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS 1381 W. 3rd St. MAin 7180 Cleveland, Ohio one hzmdrcd and twelve CA- A-,-, iff:-:Q , EAST CLEVELAND CQAL CD. if 1700 Strathmore Ave. East Cleveland, Ohio M PHONE.: GLenville 3020 H LE2727272T232323i3iiE7?3?:23f3i3i3E72 3223232323233iigiiigiiiiflfgflfiflfi ' QEEESEEEEEEEEEEEE215155253525?5?3EgEjE3Eg1g15E3E3352515iggrgrgggigm1 Your father looks very distinguished with his snow-White hairf' Yes, he has me to thank for that. Have you heard about the kids who made a snow-man on a side-street and put a shovel in his hands? Well, a couple of days later a WPA foreman came along and gave him a check. Daughter of First Film Star- How do you like your new father? Daughter of Second Film Star- Oh, he's very nice. Yes, isn't he? We had him last year. We were about to drive off, when some- body suggested that I look into the tank to see if I had enough gas. It was pretty dark, so I lit a match and leaned over the gas-tank to enable me to see if there was any gas left. I saw that there Was plenty. So I got into the car and drove oi. The judge who Was about to deliver a severe sentence looked at the defendant in the dock and began: This robbery was consumated in an adroit and skillful man- ner. The prisoner blushed and interrupted: Come now, your honor. No flattery, please. Author- Well, sir, the upshot of it was that it took me ten years to discover that I had absolutely no talent for writ- ing literature. Friend- You gave up? Author- Oh, nog by that time I was too famous. A boy entered a grocery store and said to the storekeeper: Gimme a dime's Worth of asafetidaf' The storekeeper tied up the package and the boy said: Dad wants you to charge it. All rightg What's your name? Shermerhorn. Take it for nothin', he said, I ain't goin' to spell 'asafetida' and 'Shermer- horn' for no dime. 1 P 613121215Ef5152131223151513131315:E:E1513331315:5:5:5:3:5:5:e:1:5:3:v:.:.:.:31515:5155:5:3:i:i:irE:i:E:ELE2:?:E:3 r5:5:3:5LaR: Il SMART EAST CLE VELANDERS .. 'll Prefer Flowers From : EVANS FLOWERS ' , Llberty 8983 14136 EUCLID AVE. :Fiji ligzlrii ' ' 3513: ' ' 'r ' ' 'r' 'Dr A'A r ' s A 5323253 one hzmdrerl and thirteen 071 Visit The Orange Lantern American and Chinese Restaurant 14701 Euclid Ave. at Lee Rd. GL. 8415 Chow Mein and Chop Suey to Take Home Dad had been ill for several weeks but was still keenly interested in the way the farm work was being carried on. Dave, he said, 'ow are th' cows goin'? Not too bad, Dave vouchsafed. Get- tin' about ten gallons a day. Ain't so bad, Dad agreed. 'Ow much skim milk are we sellin ? Nine gallons a day, Dad. How much cream? Three gallons an' a bit, Dad. The man in the bed did a bit of compli- cated mental addition. Then his smile vanished. Wot th' 'ell are you doin' with the rest? he demanded. Claims Agent- Here's another farmer who is suing us on account of cows. Oiiicial- One of our trains has killed them, I suppose? Agent- No, he claims our trains go so slow that the passengers lean out the win- dows and milk the cows as they go by. Q, DR. D. B. LICHT Dentist 1391 Hayden Ave., near Shaw Ave. GLenville 4904 The undersized husband was trying on the overcoat his wife had bought him for Christmas. You know, dear, he said, gazing at himself in the mirror, this is a nice present and all that, and don't think that I'm ungrateful. But really, isn't it much too big for me? I know, my dear, she returned. But we can't help that. You must remember that it's got to cover the radiator of the car in cold weather. We have to consider that first, haven't we? It was a sultry day, and the two sailors had just been released from a hot spell of duty aboard. Immediately they reached shore, they made a bee-line for the first public house they saw, and ordered two quarts of ale. The men emptied their tankards in one draught, whilst the barmaid looked on in undisguised admiration. The man who had paid stood a second or two wetting his lips meditatively, and then turned to his comrade with a grin. 'Tain't so bad, Bill, is it? he remarked. Shall we have some? r ---- --A-----.- - ------ ..-....- ------- ---. ' il -. ggv. I ll Complim vvvvffrvfvvvv Till 411 wilili up ents from THE ' WINDERMERE STORAGE CO. 14441 Euclid Ave. 1451 Hayden Ave. East Cleveland, O. 'keieisifeze I-112112:21212121212:zfzfzfieieififfiifgifisifl 313151519 e hundred and fourteen After graduation from High School . . . Dyke School 1001 HURON ROAD Prepare for a dignified position in business. Study Stenography, Secretarial Science or Business Administration the quality way, the Dyke way. of Commerce CHerry 6508 Our free placement service finds positions for our graduates -,---1,,,---Y,,, YY, 3 ----1 ----- ---- - ------ - -r-'v'- 1 4 1 1 1 Tourist Qin Yellowstone Parkj- Those Indians have a blood-curdling yell. Guide- Yes, ma'amg every one of 'em is a college graduate! A telegram from George, dear? Well, did he pass the examination this time? No, but he is almost at the top of the list of those who failed. Judge fto amateur yeggj- So they caught you with this bundle of silverware. Whom did you plunder? Yegg- Two fraternity houses, your honor. Judge fto sergeantj- Call up the dovgfntown hotels and distribute this stu . Old Lady- I wouldn't cry like that, my little man. Boy- Cry as you damn pleaseg this is First Clerk- Have you and your boss ever had any diiferences of opinions? Second Ditto- Yes, but he doesn't know it! Author-- Well, sir, the upshot of it was that it took me ten years to discover that I had absolutely no talent for writing literature. Friend- You gave up? Author- Oh, nog by that time I was too famous. Yassah, said the little colored boy, I'se named for my parents. Daddy's name was Ferdinand, and Mammy's name was Liza. What's your name, then? Ferdiliza. Q. I 1 14 1 14 1 41 1 1, my Way. AMMAM-gh-A--Aghhu-UAH 1Wririzizizffifi131315Qizizifirililiiai:E:5:E:ifi:EfEfEfE:3?E:2:2si W 1312: Gold Leaf Restaurant Gigi? 1-t -1-:f:f:3:3:3:-1-1-1-: ZEEEEEWN YOUR HOME LI ff: W W Our Motto-Quality Food 81 Service 111 11111 Compliments of DUI' 11111 Specialty, Hof Rolls and Bisruits qi 13.1 14212 Euclid Ave., opp. windermere cur Burns Q11 ,N W Q553333333333333EiE5E?E?E5E5E5E3333323355253523253E33iiiE5E5E3E5EiE5 H75 SHAW FOOD SHOPPE 1111 Llberty 1600 1 1633232313: 3333232323523g313i3E3i3E3E3E3E323g3 ftfifggw: 1 1388 HAYI FN AVENUE W nBuiCk,S the Buyiw V . J . 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Students, if you are proud of this Annual and of your school, further this relation- ' ' ship by patronizing these loyal organizations. i fl, f---if - Y-Rl 1 Berg's Furniture Co. Goff-Kirby Co. Bill's Clothes Gold Fruit Mkt. 1 , Blumel, A. Gold Leaf Restaurant ' Brown, Karl Hoffman-Carlson Printery 'S Capital Shoe Catapane, John and Martha Jane Child's, B. H. Dairy Coburn's Dry Goods Community Laundry Coneybeare, R. P. Dean, O. A. Dairy Delmar Restaurant De Salvo Restaurant Dyke School of Commerce East Cleveland Coal East Cleveland Lumber East Cleveland School of Business Economy Buick Edwards Food Store Ehrig Printery Euclid-Page Delicatessen Euclid-Taylor Pharmacy Evans' Flowers Fairmont Creamery Co. Josten Jewelry l Knorr Bakery Laub, Jacob Baking i Lauer, Frank J. ' Licht, D. B. Dr. Lograsso, Joe ' May Company Studio l Merchants Grocery Morse-Crable Coal Co. Nelson's Jewelry Store ' Northern Engraving Co. 1, ' Orange Lantern Restaurant , Philpott Rubber Co. 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