Shaw High School - Shuttle Yearbook (East Cleveland, OH)
- Class of 1937
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' f wiv' LQ 'Q,sJ:fwffs,f-,q,.,,,f,f1,,5w 4 w A x Ag, ,A ,l,.qxefff,,,f,Wrw' X- Q , .- ,'y,g if W I -- - rf ,i w,e,Qe+a3?1f3,2f 2 'V Y-aiw 'ff X-:wwf-fm ffl, ' 'm,lb5Li'?'5Z,i1! f- K ' ,,' 'e?f5sfzii'? , f K ,, 'iff ,Y-.'f.LAm M- ' -1 - K V ,kim K wi rf - ,,,, , . .+ ' 1,5641 AMES: K -rg ,q,5,fwq . law ' Niflgtwffig fi Contents I ADMINISTRATION II CLASSES III ACTIVITIES IV ATHLETICS V ADVERTISING In Memoriam LESLIE M. HAZEN EDWARD W. STRUGGLES Head of Commercial Department Head of History Department February 19, 1937 January 3, 1937 MARJORIE HANGER September 19, 1936 DOROTHY LICKER May 6, 1936 THOMAS STEVENSON June 3, 1936 Seven 'Sr Egg? z f:3,. E, ,A-.N jf M A, Q , . A 1 I AF Q I' ' Q M ,Q EMA 2'2 sv - f 213 '95 A 1 f ' :S-i:i,'1 I , WN 1 ' ' ' 'N' I 5 aff +3 WTS? F' Ei? fx4?', af H .5, fig' Jai 9 '-jig Q, ff' lil Q '-' QQ' 'I l'T':t-1 1 J-'13 ,Q fungi- 551' 1,9 'f ' il 5 ?fw'f f'.wf gn ,Q 1 A iii fffiafb ', 1' ' ' .A ' ,gi ' nf' . af 1 ? ' ' 5 . ' 1 n , 'H :' n I : . va if-r Q-f ff? Qi ' K5 YQ A ,Q IQ 3' I Mya p D 59 X 6f75'if.4M,g4,,v S We look back over the events of the past year, as We review our recent triumphs and defeats, certain events, certain organizations are more prominent than the rest. Foremost in the minds of us all is a group Whose Work has Won national recognition. In an attempt to show our admiration and our appreciation of them, vve dedicate this book to Shawls National Championship Band. W. H. KIRK Superiiifeizdeiizf of Schools Of East Cla-oelzzml M. C. DIETRICH Principal of Show ,High School EARL G. ABBOTT, M.A. Economics, History Ohio Wesleyan University, B.A., M.A. LINNIE A. ARNOLD, M.A Lating English Adviser: Latin Club Ohio Wesleyan University, B.A.: Western Reserve University, M.A. LOUISE BAKER, M.A English Ohio Wesleyan University, B.A., B.L.g Western Reserve University, M.A.: Chi- cago University, Graduate Workg Diploma at King's School of Oratory, Pittsburgh. MARY E. BALDERSON, B.S. Commercial Ohio University, B.S. in Commerceg West- ern Reserve University. JOSEPHINE BARNABY, Ph.B. History Educational Adviser Ohio State University, Ph.B. MARTHA FRANCES BARNETT Expression Judson College, Marion: Curry School of Expression, Boston Universityg Western Reserve University 5 Northwestern Uni- versity. MARIAN M. BRIGHT Art Adviser: Art Club Columbus Art School g Ohio State Univer- sityg Art Students' League of New York. RALPH A. BROWN, M.A. Mathematics Head of Mathematics Department Adviser: Math Club Case School of Applied Science, B.S.3 Western Reserve University, M.A. HARRIET D. CARPENTER, B.S. Home Economics Adviser: Sophomore Friendship Club Western Reserve University, B.S. CLAUDE J. CARTER, B.A. Physics Adviser: Radio Club Ohio State University, Ohio Wesleyan Uni- versity, B.A. CLARA CLENDENEN, M.A. English Adviser: Observer Editorial Staff University of Pennsylvania, B.S. in Educa- tiong Western Reserve University, M.A. ALICE ANNETTE COFFIN, M.A. Biology Oberlin College, B.A.: Western Reserve University, M.A. - - Faculty HELEN S. CRAIG, M.A. English, History Adviser: History Club College of Wooster, Ph.B., Western Re- serve University, M.A. OLIVER N. CRAIG Woodworking Head of Book Store Adviser: Photography Club Bradley Polytechnic. LOIS CRANK Debate, Public Speaking Adviser: Debate Clubg National Forensic League . Curry School of Expressiong Mary Baldwin College, University of Virginia: Western Reserve University. LOIS DEAN Expression: Public Speaking Adviser: Dramatic Club Curry School of Expression g American Academy of Dramatic Artg Columbia University. ANNA M. DEVNEY, M.A. History g English Adviser: Stamp Club Valparaiso University, B.S.5 Western Re- serve University, M.A. LUCY DICKSON, M.A. English Adviser: National Honor Society University of Chicagog Columbia Univer- sity, B.S., M.A. JULIA DILLMAN, B.A. Spanish, History Cornell University, B.A.: Graduate Work, Cornell 3 Wisconsin: University of Cali- fornia. CORNELIA DILLON, B.S. Mathematics g Physiology 'Ohio State University, B.S. in Education. EVA Du HADWAY, B.S. Commercial Ohio University, B.S. in Education. KATHARINE E. DUVENDECK, M.A. German Ohio Wesleyan University, B.A.: Western Reserve University, M.A. HARRY M. FOOTE Mechanical Drawing Architectural and Mechanical Drawing, Western Reserve Universityg Racine College. HOMER R. GIFFORD, B.S. Mathematics Adviser: Observer Business Staff Otterbein College, B.S.g Graduate Work, University of Chicagog Columbia Univer- sityg Western Reserve University. eleven Faculty JENNIE A. GLEESON, M.A. Latin Director: Senior Activities Western Reserve University, Ph.B., M.A. GRACE L. HARTMAN, M.A. Botany, Biology College of Wooster, B.A., Western Reserve University, M.A. GRACE R. HESSELMAN, B.A. Commercial Western Reserve University, B.A. in Mathe- matics 3 Wooster University. KATHRYN HUBINGER, B.S. Commercial Ohio State University, B.S. in Home Eco- nomicsg Office Training School. HOWARD K. HUNTER, M.A. Mathematics Director of Guidance Western Reserve University, B.A., M.A. JANET JONES, M.A. French Adviser: French Club Denison College, B.S., Middlebury College, M.A.: Graduate Work in France, L'Alli- ance Francaise. ALBA B. JUNK, M.A. Commercial Adviser: Shuttle Editorial Staff Miami University, B.S.g Columbia Univer- sity, M.A. ALICE E. JURINGUS, B.S. Physical Education Adviser: Tarpon Clubg Girls' Life Saving Corps Kent State University, B.S. RUTH R. KENNAN, M.A. Latin Western Reserve University, B.A., M.A. ANNITTA KLIPPLE, M.A. Cafeteria Manager Miami University, B.S.g Columbia Univer- sity, M.A. MARIE KURTZ, B.A. Commercial Findlay College, B.A. N. F. LIEIST, B.S. Law Adviser: Shuttle Business Staff Bliss College, B.S. in Educationg Ohio State Universityg Ohio University, Graduate Work, University of Cincinnati. MADGE LINDSAY, M.A. English Adviser: Lotophagi Club Ohio University, B.A.g Western Reserve University, M.A.g Columbia University. twelve MARTIN C. LOFTUS, B.A. Geometry, History Assistant Coach: Heavyweight Football Baldwin-Wallace College, B.A. W. HOYT LOWDEN, M.A. History Ohio State University, B.A., M.A.g Gradu- ate Work, Columbia University. JEAN LAIRD McINTOSH, M.A. English Adviser: Junior Class Rings Denison University, B.A.g Western Reserve University, M.A.., Graduate Work, Uni- versity of Chicago. NINA McWEBB, R.N. Nurse Farrand Training School: Harper Hospital, Detroit, Michigan, R.N. RALPH C. MORRIS, M.A. Chemistry Defiance College, B.A., M.A.: John Marshall School of Law, LL.B.g Graduate Work, University of Chicago. WILLIAM H. MORRIS, M.A. History Ohio University, B.S. in Education, Ohio State University, M.A. MARY MORRISON, M.A. Librarian Adviser: Philomatheian Club University of Chicago, B.A., University of Washington, M.A.: University of Illinois, B.L.S. WILLIAM V. NICK, M.A. Geometry, Physiology Geneva College, B.A.g University of Pitts- burgh, M.A.g University of Southern Californiag Western Reserve Universityg Columbia University. MILTON G. NIERGARTH, B.A. Band: Orchestra Northwestern College, B.A. C. C. NIXON, B.A. Chemistry Wilmington College, B.A.: Graduate Work, Western Reserve University. HELEN NOTT, M.A. History, English Denison University, Ph.B.g University of Nebraska, M.A. N. B. NUNEMAKER, B.A. Chemistry ' Coach: Lightweight Football Otterbein College, B.A.g Ohio State Gradu- ate Schoolg Western Reserve Graduate School. E. C. OFFINGER Physical Education Coach: Tennis, Cross-Country, Track Springfield fMass.J College, Chatuana Sum- mer School, New York. ELISABETH ORT, M.A. French Wittenberg College, B.A., M.A., Study and Travel through France. MILDRED PALMER, M.A. English Marietta College, B.A., M.A., Work in Journalism at University of Wisconsin. C. E. PATTISON, B.A. Physiology, Physiography Adviser: Physiology Club Miami University, B.A., Graduate Work, University of Chicago, Western Reserve University. MARY C. PENBERTHY, M.A. English Head of English Department Oberlin College, B.A., University of Wis- consin, M.A. MABEL PHILPOTT Home Economics Rochester Athenaeum, Columbia Univer- sity, Graduate Work, School of Educa- tion. ALMA POLK, M.A. English Miami University, B.A., Western Reserve University, M.A. JEAN QUAY, M.A. Assistant Principal Western Reserve University fC0llege for Womenl, B.A., M.A. TREVOR REES, B.S. History Coach: Heavyweight Football Ohio State University, B.S. in Education. B. RELPH, M.E. Machine Shop American School of Correspondence, M.E. EDITH I. SCRIBNER, M.A. Biology University of Vermont, Ph.B., Arnold Col- lege of Physical Education, Western Re- serve University, M.A. FLORENCE SHAFFER, B.M. Music Director of Vocal Music Mt. Union College, B.M., Public School Music Certificate. - - Faculty JOHN L. SNAVELY, B.S. Geometry, Algebra Adviser: Chess and Checker Club Otterbein College, B.S. ANNA M. SOUTAR, M.A. Commercial Geography Adviser: Globe Trotters' Club Ohio University, B.S., New York Univer- sity, M.A. DOUGLAS W. VIVIAN Physical Education Coach: Boys' Swimming Battle Creek College, University of Wis- consin. ELIZABETH WENGER, B.A. Commercial Adviser: Senior Friendship Club Findlay College, B.A., Graduate Work, Western Reserve University, University of Wisconsin. F. E. WILLIAMS, B.A. Mathematics Adviser: Shaw Society of Engineers, Hi-Y Otterbein College, B.A. ROY H. WISECUP, B.S. Commercial Coach: Baseball, Basketball Miami University, B.S. RACHAEL ADELINE WOLF, B.A. English Ohio Wesleyan University, B.A., Gradu- ate Work, University of W isconsin, Har- vard University, Rhode Island College of Education. CLARA WOOD, B.A. Physical Education Adviser: Girls' Athletic Council, Riding Club Lake Erie College, B.A., Certificate of Physical Education, Lake Erie College. OLIVE WOODWARD, M.A. German Adviser: Student Council, German Club University of Oregon, B.A., M.A., Univer- sity of Michigan, University of Berlin, University of Marburg. HELEN B. WRIGHT, M.A. English Western Reserve University fFlora Stone Matherj, B.A., Graduate Work, Colum- bia University, Western Reserve Univer- sity, M.A. ALICE MARTHA ZUCK, M.A. English, 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. thirteen l M7 January Class Cfficers - - - President Vice- President S ecretary- sixteen Treasurer im., DICK. WALLACE National Forensic League 1Pres.l, Boosters' Club lvCl'l2.i1'.l, Junior Red Cross tPres.l, Law Club 1Pres.l, Debate Club QV. Pres.J, Speech Team, Shaw Society of Engineers, Homeroom President. Band, Monitor Committee. NORMA HA CKSTEDDE Honor Society, Observer Editorial Staff, Student Council, Senior Friendship Club, Homeroom Vice- President. Monitor Cominittev. EILEICN BHCMGRRIS Observer Fditorial Staff, Student Council, Athletic Council 1Svc'.-'l'reas.l, Yale'-Harvard, History Club 4V. 1'res.l, Senior Friendship Club fPres.l, Sopho- morc- Friendship Club 1Pres.l, Dramatic Club, Moni- tnx Commitlve. -5 15 W' gi X , lb, 2 fig rgl - G .rim it jan M, . yi ' 'L A his FLORENCE ADAMS Observer Business Staff, Glee Club, Basketball, Volleyball, Debate Club, Law Club, Philomatheian Club, Senior Friend- ship Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. GENEVIEVE AMBROSE Shuttle Editorial Staff, Debate Club, Law Club fTreas.j, Philomatheian C l u b , Basketball, Volleyball, Senior Friendship Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Moni- tor Committee. FRANK BARTUCCI Shuttle Editorial Staff, Observer Staff, Movie Posters, Art Club. WILLIAM BEMIS Chess and Checker Club lSec.-'l'reas.l. Boosters' Club 1Com.l, Math Club, Dram- atic Club, Mid-Year Play, History Club, Philomatheian Club, Debate Club, Moni- tor Committee. JANE BIRNBAUM Debate Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club Monitor Com- mittee. SHONG BOW Honor Society, Observer Business Staff, Lotophagi Club, Globe Trotters' Club lV. Pres.J, Philomatheian Club, Leaders Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. JERRY CADIOU f 'f E Student Council, Football 1Capt.r, Track , -B.. , ' K A - TQSDTS-ll H1-Y. Basketball, Monitor Com- 5 ' -3, , - V- ' 21, mitee. ': 2 7 ir'i -l w Seniors ELIZABETH ALDEN Observer Editorial Stad, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. STANLEY' BAGINSKI MARY BEATTY Lotonhaili Club, Dramatic Club, Mid- Year Play, Law Club. Philomatheian Club, Homeroom President, Leaders' Club, Basketball, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Com- mittee. GRAHAM BERLIN A Capella. Choir, Monitor Committee. GRACE BLANK Latin Club, Debate Club, Philomatheian Club, Senior Friendship Club, Sopho- more Friendship Club, Monitor Com- mittee. RUTH BREMER Transferred from Cleveland Heights H. S., Senior Friendship Club, Volleyball, Basketball. ETHEL CANNON Observer Editorial Staff, Lotophagi Club, Law Club lPres.7. History Club lSec.l, Globe Trotters' Club, Debate Club, Home- rwm Secretary. S0Dhomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. S6'U6'Hf0CTL Seniors - - - BOB CARLSON Chess and Checker Club, Globe Trotters' Club, Track, Lightweight Football, Heavy- weight Football. HOWARD CHAPPELL Heavyweight Football, Track, Orchestra. RUTH COLE Sophomore Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. HAROLD DANFORTH Football, Tennis, Basketball, Baseball. Track, Dramatic Club, Hi-Y, Monitor Committee. NELLIE DERENCUS Monitor Committee. DORIS DuBUC Honor Society, Observer Editorial Staff, Lotophagi 1Pres.l, G l o b e Trotters' lPres.j, History Club, fV. Pres.l, French Club, Law Club, Monitor Committee. GRACE ESSELL Honor Society, Observer Business Staff fCirc. Mgr.J, Quill and Scroll Society, Student Council, Lotophagi lPres.l, Shut- tle Business Staff, German Club, Monitor Committee. eighteen . l I, f ze, L, kv -wifi ,Q-vO ' FRANK CAVANO Honor Society, Observer Editorial Staff, Lotophaizi CV. Pres.j, Debate Club, Dram- atic Club, Math Club, Chess and Checker Club, Law Club. WILLIAM CLELAND Lightweight Football, Swimming, Hi-Y lTreas.J, Monitor Committee. BOB CURTIS Track Team, Cross Country fCapt.J, Hi-Y, Shaw Society of Engineers. JACK DEASY Lightweight Football. MAE DIMEO Basketball. Volleyball, Monitor Com- mittee. ELLEN EGGLESTON Army-Navy, Yale-Harvard, Riding Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. JEANNE EVANS Observer Editorial Staff, Law Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, S e n i o r Friendship Club, Debate Club. ESTHER FENNELL Observer Editorial Staff, Globe Trotters' Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. CLARENCE FINN Math Club, Shaw Society of Engineers, Globe Trotters' Club QV. Pres.j. JACK FREAS Hi-Y, Monitor Committee. RUTH FURSDON Riding Club, Senior Friendship Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Debate Club. WILLIAM GARDNER ROLAND GOGOLICK Honor Society, Observer Editorial Staff, Debate Club, Math Club, Shaw Society of Engineers CPres.J, Monitor Committee. BILL HALLIDAY Heavyweight Foot , Sw' 'th Team, Hi-Y, Monitor Co ittee. MX - Seniors CLIFFORD FINCH Honor Society, Observer Editorial Stalf, National Forensic League, Debate Team, Debate Club fPres.5, Lotophagi Club, Hi-Y, Monitor Committee. MARY JANE FLUM Honor Society, Lutophagi Club, Glee Club, Volleyball, Basketball, S e n i o r Friendship Club. MORTON FRIED Debate Club, History Club, Monitor Com- mittee. ELSIE GABRIELSON Senior Friendship Club. VIRGINIA GENTILE Law Club, Globe Trotters' Club, Sopho- more Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. LEONA GULICK Student Council, Senior Friendship Club. LOIS HAMILTON Honor Society, Observer Editorial Staff fManaging Editorl, A Capella Choir, Glee Club, Debate Club, Leaders' Club, Moni- tor Committee, Student Council, Latin Club. nineteen Seniors - EVELYN HANCOCK Dramatic Club, Mid-Year Play, Leaders' Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Art Club, Home Room Secretary-Treasurer, Sopho- more Friendship Club, Senior Friend ship Club, Monitor Committee. HAZEL HAY Philomatheian Club, Debate Club, Glee Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. ROBERT HERTER I I f '3Qv',3. I V' A lt M.. 355. K gf Y sam- ..- Band, Orchestra, Hi-Y, Chess and Checker Q .1 , Club. if it THERESE IGNELZI M me Volleyball, Basketball. Q . ,mf 1' , as, , K W , Q CHERRY JACKSON - . f-I I-,jf Dramatic Club, Volleyball. ly , ' 'U ew sf , if W Mt GALE KENNELLY H , ' ' in Track, Rifle club. 5 ' if V ARREN KOCHER W h ss and Checker Club. German Club, C e twenty VV.: M b' ,H yrkk V ' ,L F 4 . I .kry if i i ,,.',. .. SIDNEY HARRIS Globe Trotters' Club, Hi-Y. DON HERRON Student Council, German' Club fPres.D, Dramatic Club fPres.b, H1-Y KV. Pres.J, Monitor Committee. MILDRED HUGHES Honor Society, Observer Editorial Staff, Leaders' Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Senior Life Saving, Sophomore Friend- ship Club, Senior Friendship Club. LOIS JACK A Capella Choir, Law Club, History Club, Gl o Club, Dramatic Club, Volleyball, e Sophomore Friendship Club. BERNICE KEMPER Globe Trotters' Club, Law Club, Sopho- more Friendship Clubl, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. HELEN KIRSCHNER Senior Friendship Club. MARY KORTZ Honor Society, History Club, Latin Club, Law Club, Basketball, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. I O DON KRAUSE -1, a q Basketball, Monitor Committee. 'ga K 3 5' i on F LOIS LASH ' Law Club, Debate Club, Sophomore , ' z Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, .. ,, bl I i 4' Leaders' Club, Monitor Committee. 'M d igit, 1 V' . ' '-1', V ' eiis .K K 'Z , . i RALPH LEOPARD, JR. 'H -we - Reserve Basketball, Heavyweight Basket- Q A 3, M it ball, Baseball, Monitor Committee. - - gi 5' , we be 7 - gi? VIRGINIA LEWIS 1 , ,sooas X A ' KATHLEEN MALONEY Honor Society, Observer Mitorial Stai, fEditor-in-Chiefl, History Club, Dramatic Club, Volleyball, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. In-..., FRANK McGINNIS Home Room President. Aviation Club fPres.3, Heavyweight Football, Monitor Committee. GEORGE MCMAHON Heavyweight Football. - Seniors MARTIN LALLY Baseball, Reserve Basketball, Basketball ROBERT LATIMER Hi-Y, Track, Lightweight Football. MORTON LEVY Shaw Society of Engineers, Math Club, Debate Team. HELEN MacBAIN Honor Society, Observer Editorial Staff, Debate Club, Leaders' Club, Globe Trot- ters' Club QV. Pres.j, Volleyball, Basket- ball, Monitor Committee. PAT McCOY Heavyweight Football, Track, Hi-Y. CHARLOTTE McLEOD Sophomore Friendship Club, Globe Trot- ters' Club, Monitor Committee. BOB McNAMARA Honor Society QPres.J, Observer Editorial StaH', Student Council, Stamp Club fPres.j, Law Club QPres.J, History Club. French Club, Booster's Club fCom.J, Hi-Y, Debate Club QTreas.J, Chess and Checker Club, Riding Club, Monitor Committee. twenty-one Seniors - DAVID MERRIELL Honor Society, Student Council, Home- room President, German Club fPres.l, Chess and Checker Club, Stamp Club, Band 1Sec.J, Monitor Committee. LYDIA MOLZAN Glee Club, Philomatheian Club, German Club, A Capella Choir, Monitor Com- mittee. KENNETH MORRIS Heavyweight Football, Track. HENRY NICHOLL Lightweight Football, Baseball. MYRON NOLISH Observer Editorial Staff, Lightweight Football, Heavyweight Football, Basket- ball, Homeroom Vice-President. BETTY PETERSON Basketball, Volleyball, Leaders' Club, Globe Trotters' Club, Law Club, Home- room Vice-President, Monitor Committee. LOUIS PFEIFFER. twenty-two LILLIAN MESSNER Honor Society, Observer Business Staff, Lotollhagi Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. ALICE MONTGOMERY Ring Group of Senior Friendship Club, Philomatheian Club, Sophomore Friend- ship Club. MARTHA MORRIS Observer Editorial Staff, Leaders' Club, Basketball, Swimming, Sophomore Friend- ship Club, Senior Friendship Club. ROBERT NIECE Art Club, Swimming Team, Homeroom President. DOMINICK PERROTTI Globe Trotters' Club, Heavyweight Foot- ball, Basketball, Track, Monitor Com- mittee. VIOLET PETERSON Honor Society, Leaders' Club, Basketball, Volleyball, Latin Club, Glee Club iSec.J, A Capella Choir, Philomatheian Club, Physiology Club fSec.,J Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. WILLIAM PLAIN Shuttle Photographer, Photographic Club, Riding Club, Swimming, Hi-Y. RENA POLSTER Physiology Club fPres.l, Philomatheian Club, Dramatic Club, Monitor Committee. EDITH PRATT Debate Club, Leaders' Club, Basketball, Law Club, Glee Club, Sophomore Friend- ship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Home- room Secretary. CHARLES PRIORESCHI Cross Country, Track, Monitor Com- mittee. SARAH RANSOM Dramatic Club, Leaders' Club, Sopho- more Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. J. - Seniors o o J ' 2 292 5 I - g we GERALD PovALL y i . i,,,, 1 ri Swimming- .u,, ,V,,,, I I if ' R . 1 3 -I ,.,i I. Exfi. .32 f V' RAY PRICE . I ff m F tll 4 LAWRENCE RABECK Band fDrum Majorl, Law Club, Reserve Basketball, Rifle Club, Monitor Com- mittee. EDITH REGAL Law Club, Leaders' Club, Army-Navy, Yale-Harvard, Globe Trotters' Club fSec.i, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Com-mittee. 'WL .1 JEAN RENFREW Honor Society, Law Club, Globe Trot- .M K, MARY HELEN RICE ters, Club, Debate Club, Volleyball, Bas- Sophomoru Friendship Club, Senior ketball, Leaders' Club, Homeroom Presi- W Friendship Club. dent, Monitor Committee. 'F 4 Mr A f i ' I - JOHN ROBERTS sg K at , Math Club, Chess and Checker Club, De- , ' J 4 bate Club, Law Club, Boys' Riding Club, JACK ROBERTS U , Shaw Society of Engineers, Baseball l - 4Mgr.1, Heavyweight Football, Light- if S Weight Basketball- , - LOUIS SACHA FRED ROTHAERMEL V Honor' Society fSec.-Treas.J, Observer Reserve Basketball, Basketball, Law Club, . ,, . ,,l, ' aft Edlf01'lal Staff, Debate Club, Math Club, Monitor Committee. , - I, -. , ggele.-lzlsaial, Sfariiip tClub6ITEeaEJ, Law . 6 I , A u , . res. , 15 ory u , oos ers' f f 'A 7 ,ily ' ' Cl b E.. C . , H'-Y. 14, 1 - . -5 41 - , . A ,, R ll ' giv er ., . xi: - : T Q . twenty-three Seniors - - - J MARGARET SALLADEE Friendship Club. JUNE SARVER Law Club QV. Pres.l, Philomatheian Club. MERLIN SCHARER Student Council, Reserve Basketball. Basketball, Lightweight Football, Base- ball, Monitor Committee. KARL SCHMIDT Law Club, Photographic Club, Shaw So- ciety of Engineers. GERTRUDE SECREST Law Club, Debate Club, Globe Trotters' Club, Volleyball, Basketball. SALLIE .SHAFT Debate Club, Philomatheian Club, Physi- ology Club, Law Club. RUTH SONVILLE Dramatic Club, A Capella Choir, Glee Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. twenty- f our Q Q Monitor Committee. A 7 ISABELLE SAMARTINI I 8 Q- RAYMOND SCHANZ LEONARD SCHIKOWSKI ROB SCHNEIDER Chess and Checker Club, Debate Club. CHESTER SEVERIN MARVIN SHAPS Observer Business Staff 1Co1l. Mgr.J, Ten nis Team, Baseball, Hi-Y, Monitor Com- mittee. I x Q 2 AL ERT S ING tweigh otball, Globe Trotters fTreas.J Monitor Committee. gk i RUTH STORY Leaders' Club, Basketball, Law Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. RUTH SWERDLOW Sophomore Friendship Club, S e n io r Friendship Club, Latin Club. JESSIE TAYLOR Observer Editorial Staff, Law Club, Lead- ers' Club, Senior Friendship Club, Home- room Secretary, DOROTHY THOMPSON Observer Editorial Staff, Law Club, Lead- ers' Club, Senior Friendship Club, Home- room Treasurer, Monitor Committee. LOIS UMSTEAD History Club fTreas.j, Debate Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Philomatheian Club Volleyball, Basketball, Monitor Com- mittee. ANGELA VACCARELLO Debate Club, Monitor Committee. BETTY WALROSE - Seniors JOHN SULLIVAN Baseball. LESTER SYMES Math Club, Debate Club, Shaw Society of Engineers IV. Pres.J, Law Club, Hi-Y, Monitor Committee. WILLIAM THOMAS Track, Globe Trotters' Club. WALTER THOMPSON Law Club, Monitor Committee. LILLIAN USON Honor Society, French Club QPres.J, Physiology Club 1Pres.J, History Club, Philomatheian Club, Glee Club, Leaders' Club, Globe Trotters' Club. lRVING VAN HORN Honor Society, Shaw Society of Engi- neers fSec.-Treas.J, Swimming, Band. LEROY WALTZ Law Club, Track, Cross Country, Moni- tor Committee. twenty-five Seniors - o o f . , H ' 33 55? I 2 , . , A L S MARJORIE WEBSTER BOB WASSERLEIN . P M., . ,S f --nm. ,H -,gg Lotophagi Club, Debate Club, Leaders' SQWW Somew 0 Engfneifflf IRSISJ' lf' .1 ' ,5 3 Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Panama- ean Play, IDIRITIHIEIC - YQ , Omemom ,V ' ,, , theian Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, President, G 99 C U - Hx' ' .- ,x Senior Friendship Club. --2-' 1-at Q , . Z 1 . .1 K S9 STANLEY WEINGART r .V v' Honor Society, Observer Business Staff. air fi MARGARET WEIS MARGARET WELLER Honor Society, History Club lPres.D, Leaders' Club. Dramatic Club, Sopho- more Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. VERA WEIGAND Band, Orchestra, German Club. Honor Society, Lotophagi Club, Dramatic Club, Debate Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Glee Club, Monitor Committee. 3, Photographic Club. '1 X 3 MARY wnacox . 4 -M A EDWARD WILLIAMS 5 f ' : JAMES WOODWORTH W- Honor Society, Glee Club, Debate Team, A N , , ELIZABETH ZALECZKY Orchestra, Band, Homeroom President. ' ' A ' ' ' Volleyball fCapt.j, Basketball 1Capt.J, aa Au' f 1 German Club. , ' A ' , , '- 3 .AY LEO ZIMMERMAN ...i'r ,E ' E E German Club, Chess and Checker Club, . 1 Hi-Y, Swimming, Monitor Committee. . QV. HARRY ZOLLARS ,. JACK THOMAS GLENN ZOLLER M Glee Club, A Capella Choir, Monitor Glee Club, A Capella Choir. H ' ' Committee- twenty-sia: Q - - Q- Mid -Year Commencement january 27, l937 Presiding-Mr. W. H. Kirk Superintendent of East Cleveland Schools I Grand March-University ........................ --- Goldmfm Shaw High School Orchestra Milton G. Niergarth, Directing II fab Dark Water-Spiritual --- .... ............ W ill James fbi Praise God, Extol Him ................ Norwegian Carol Of 1665 Shaw A Capella Choir Florence Shaffer, Directing III Invocation ,,., ............... R eV. Samuel W. Smith Minister of Trinity United Brethren Church IV Vocal Solo- Avant de quitter ces lieux -from Faust .... ..... G ounod Elton Hoehn, Class 1933 Accompanist, Elizabeth Lewis Jones, Class 1928 V Commencement Address --- ...- .... D r. Kenneth I. Brown President of Hiram College VI fab Oh, My Luve's Like A Red, Red Rose .... ....... G . M. Garrett Lyric, Robert Burns Cbj Good Night, Good Night, Beloved ........... ...... C im Pinsuti Shaw A Capella Choir VII Presentation of Class --- --- ........- Marion C. Dietrich Principal of Shaw High School Presentation of Diplomas--- ................... Mr. Ben B. Wickham President, East Cleveland Board of Education Processional March-The Honor Legion --- ................... Vance Shaw High School Orchestra twenty-seven June Class Officers President Vice- Q President S eeretary- Treasurer xl i , . sf x twenty-eight HAROLD GOSS Student Counc-il 1Sec.l, Cleveland Hi-Y Council tPres.l, Hi-Y fPres.j, Junior Class President, Base- ball, Monitor Committee. RICHARD RUGGLES Shuttle Business Staff, Student Council, Band iPres.b, Hi-Y lSec.J, Orchestra, Aviation Club. JANET JONES Student Council, Leaders' Club, Basketball, Junior Class fSec.-Treas.J, History Club, Homeroom Presi- dent, Sophomore Friendship Club IV. Pres.D, Senior Friendship Club QSec.J, Army-Navy. SARDOU ABRAHAMS Observer Business Staff, Boosters' Club fPres.J, Dramatic Club, Swimming, Movie Crew. ELMA ADAMS Observer Editorial Staff, Senior Friend- ship Club, Basketball, Monitor Committee. RHETA ALIX Riding Club, Band, Volleyball, Basketball, Sophomore Friendship Club. DALE ANKENEY Student Council KV, Pres.J, History Club, Band, Hi-Y, Monitor Committee QPres.J. VIRGINIA BAILEY Senior Friendship Club, Glee Club. JANE BALDWIN Senior Friendship Club, Band, Monitor Committee. LOIS JANE BANDELOW Philomatheian Club, Glee Club, Sopho- more Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. -as 5? A xy. Y- M e' 35' . .J Sr - iV . f' l I A I a t A too ff 'i'f '-Y : ' 2 . My v t I - Seniors FRIEDA ABRAM Glee Club. Stamp Club, Physiology Club. JANE AHRENS Shuttle Editorial Staff, Law Club, Basket- ball, Volleyball, Senior Friendship Club. Wiz W I L LIAM L EN C u a . he ' a Club. is, . HELEN AVERILL Student Council fPres.J, Homeroom President, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Com- mittee. PAUL BAISCH Shuttle Business Staff, Glee Club, A Capella Choir, Cross Country, Track. DORIS BALOGH Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Basketball, Volleyball, Monitor Committee. EDWARD BARRETT Stage Crew, Monitor Committee. twenty-nine Seniors - ARLENE BARTLETT Honor Society, Volleyball, Basketball, Monitor Committee. DOROTHY BAUMAN Honor Society, Lotophagi Club, Athletic Council, Riding Club, Debate Club, Sopho- more Friendship Club, Dramatic Club. JANE BEMIS Senior Friendship Club, Globe Trotters' u . LORNA BERKEY Leaders' Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee, JOSEPHINE BERNARDY Leaders' Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Junior Life Saving, Sophomore Friend- ship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Dram- atic Club, Monitor Committee. ROBERT BLAKE Band, Hi-Y, Monitor Committee. Mal Mi we e--FV W VANE BOGGESS A Capella Choir, Glee Club, Swimming. Track. thirty PATRICIA BA TEMAN Lotophagi Club, Philomatbeian Club, Leaders' Club, Latin Club, Senior Friend- ship Club. MARY JANE BEELER Shuttle Editorial Staff, Philomatheian Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Art Club, Senior Friendship Club, Leaders' Club. SANFORD BERG Shuttle Business Staff fAdv. Mgr.J, Swimming, Heavyweight Football, Moni- tor Committee. BILL BERKEY Swimming, Glee Club fPres.J, 'Track, Heavyweight Football, Monitor Com- mittee. MARTHA BISCHOFF Honor Society, Shuttle Business Staff, Observer Business Staff, French Club, Lotophagi Club, Leaders' Club, Philoma- theian Club, Senior Friendship Club. RICHARD BOESTER Hi-Y, Dramatic Club, Mid-Year Play, Monitor Committee. EUGENE BONDY Dramatic Club. Mid-Year Play, Movie Crew, Band, Monitor Committee. RICHARD BOTTENUS Student Council, Lightweight Football, Heavyweight Football, Art Club, Baseball, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, A Capella Choir. ERNEST BRASS GWENDOLYN BRICKLES Globe Trotters' Club, Basketball, Leaders' Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. MARY BRITTINGHAM Physiology Club. Senior Friendship Club. SHIRLEY BROWN Observer Business Staff, Glee Club, Band German Club, Monitor Committee. V X. 'a 1Mg , ' untry QMgr.h. z LI s ff, Hi-Y, Track Cr X if X my JACK CAMPBE Heavyweight ootball Baseball, Hi-Y, Movie Crew, onito Committee, W - Seniors TROY BOW Honor Society, Student Council, Loto- phazi Club, Latin Club, Monitor Com- mittee. MARGARET BRICKER Shaw Fencing Team, French Club, Riding Club, Senior Life Saving, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. JAMES BRINING BARBARA BROCKWAY Senior Friendship Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Leaders' Club, Monitor Committee. GEORGE BRUGMANN Latin Club. LAWRENCE CABLE 1 Observer Editorial Staff, Photographic Club fPres.J, Hi-Y. JEAN CANFIELD Senior Friendship Club, Dramatic Club. thirty-one Seniors - - - ELEANOR CARABELLI Honor Society, Junior Life Saving, His- tory Club, Basketball, Sophomore Friend- ship Club fPres.J, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. CLARENCE CARLIN Lightweight Football. MARY CHANDLER Philomatheian Club, Basketball, Monitor Committee. MINTA CLARK Basketball, Debate Club. Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. JANE CLARKE Leaders' Club, Dramatic Club, Volleyball, Basketball. Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. ARMELLA CONN German Club lSec.-Treas.b, Senior Life Saving, Basketball, Senior Friendship Club, Tarpon Club, Monitor Committee. ROBERT COOPER thirty-two RAQUEL CARDONA Lotophagi Club, Basketball, Sophomore Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. JOSEPH CARPENTER Swimming, Track, Hi-Y, Baseball, Light- weight Football. JACK CHAPPELL Debate Team, Red Cross KV. Presj, Chess and Checker Club, Boosters' Club lEx. Com.l, German Club, Monitor Com- mittee. GEORGE S. CLARKE Senior Choir. ALEC COMMANDER Track, Baseball, Cross Country, Home- room President. RICHARD COOPER BETTY CORL Athletic Council, Leaders' Club, Yale- Harvard, Army-Navy, S Pin, Sopho- more Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. TED CORRELL Honor Society, Observer Editorial Stalf, Math Club, Glee Club, A Capella Choir, Hi-Y. HAROLD COWAN History Club, Math Club, Debate Club, Debate Team, Band. CONSTANCE CRAWFORD . Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Com- mittee. WILLIAM CULVER Shaw Society of Engineers, Dramatic Club, Stage Crew, Hi-Y, Track, Light- weight Football fMgr.Q, Monitor Com- mittee. FRANCES DAVIDSON Basketball, Sophomore Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. BETTY LOU DEAHL Basketball, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. RUTH DENNIS Honor Society, Tarpon Club QPres.l, Leaders' Club, Junior Life Saving, Senior Life Saving, Riding Club, Athletic Council. 5- 1 x w f g Lv-K x 1 A ' Y P' Q. E f fl . f 'yi '1 fs ,, . 1. 1? ' f Q., sg. ,S W ar - Seniors DORIS COVENEY Honor Society, Shuttle Business Staif, Lotophagi Club, Ring Group of Senior Friendship Club, French Club, Dramatic Club, Leaders' Club, Volleyball, Basket- ball, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. JOHN COWING Shuttle Business Staff, Debate Club, Latin Club, Rifie Club, Dramatic Club, Swim- ming, Stamp Club, Hi-Y. WARD CROSIER EARL CUNNINGHAM Hi-Y, Math Club, Photographic Club, Chess and Checker Club, Monitor Com- mittee. VIRGINIA. DAVIDSON Honor Society, Shuttle Editorial Staff, Dramatic Club QV. Pres.D, Debate Club, Senior Life Saving, Sophomore Friend- ship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Mid- Year Play, Tarpon Club. FORREST DEAN Dramatic Club, Basketball, Hi-Y, Moni- tor Committee. LEONARD DePALMA Heavyweight Football, Chorus. thirty-three Seniors - - - CLINE DERHAMMER Band, Hi-Y, Riding Club. JOHN DeSILVEY Dramatic Club lTreas.J, Swimming, Avi- ation Club fSec.J, Hi-Y, Football. MONROE DEUTSCH Shuttle Business Staff KBus. Mgr.l, Ob- server Business Staff, Band, German Club, Hi-Y. TORRY DIVOKY Honor Society, Math Club, Latin Club IV, Pres.J, Student Council QSec.J. Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Dramatic Club, Basket- ball. EVELYN DOSSETT Shuttle Editorial Staff, Senior Friendship Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Band, Monitor Committee. JACK DOWNS Student Council fTreas.l, Lightweight Football, Hi-Y, Head Cheer Leader, Monitor Committee. ROBERT DUNNING Baseball. thirty- f our RUTH DERHAMMER Observer Business Staff, Dramatic Club, Debate Club, Math Club, Latin Club fPres.J, Leaders' Club, Basketball, Sopho- Eoziie Friendship Club, Senior Friendship u . VINCENT DeSTASIO Math Club. MARJORIE DIPPEL Honor Society. Debate Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. ETHELYN DOSSETT Shuttle Editorial Staff, Observer Edi- torial Staff, History Club, Dramatic Club, Debate Club, Latin Club, Leaders' Club, Senior Life Saving fSec.-Treas.J, Sopho- more Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. RALPH DOUBLER Baseball. DOROTHY DUNNING Leaders' Club, Tarpon Club, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. HOB DYSERT Glee Club, Swimming, A Capella Choir, Hi-Y. GEORGE EBY ROBERT EDWARDS Chess and Checker Club, Debate Club, Swimming, Ride Club, Hi-Y. SIDNEY ELSNER Stamp Club, Debate Club. RUTH ENGSTROM Glee Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Choir. ELIZABETH ENNES Honor Society, Observer Editorial Statf, Latin Club, Student Council, A Capella Choir, Leaders' Club, Homeroom Secre- tary, Glee Club. ROBERT ESCH Band, Riiie Club. DOROTHY FAERBER Basketball, Physiology Friendship Club. Club, Senior - Seniors DEAN ECCLESTONE Hi-Y. MARGERY ELLIS History Club, Dramatic Club, Latin Club, Senior Life Saving, Leaders' Club, Vol- leyball, Basketball, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. ALAN ENGLANDER Observer Business Staff fBus. Mgr.J, Shuttle Business Staff. BETTY JANE ENKLER Monitor Committee. RUBY ERICKSON Observer Editorial Staff, Senior Friend- ship Club. GWENDA EVANS Honor Society, Shuttle Business Staff, French Club, Leaders' Club, History Club, Basketball, Sophomore Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. MARY CATHERINE FAERBER Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Com- mittee. V thirty-five Seniors LITA FAGAN Basketball, Globe Trotters' Club, Senior Friendship Club. OLIVER FIX Heavyweight Football, Hi-Y, Homeroom fPres.J. GERALDINE FORGERSON HOWARD FROHNAPPLE Gleo Club, Dramatic Club. ELSIE GAMBATESE Observer Editorial Staif, Senior Friend- ship Club. CHRISTINA GARLAND Senior Friendship Club. LOUISE GEFFINE French Club 1Treas.J, Philomatheian Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. thirty-six A 4, l . Q W X. ' .I l ' :I Y f ., xo, V3 : 3, .- H Lf.: V K , i' A in ,,, P . . 3 A Al, ' fi.,- '- -tflili P ' Fi ' gf' ' ' . ,ff ye ,C 7 sem. , - f key-g f,' a it i,,,i,, ,5 sg., ..f f X I I JAMES FISHER HARRY FLYNN JOSEPHINE FRIEDMAN Honor Society, French Club, Math Club, Monitor Committee. ANDREW GALAYDA Band. RUTH GARBER Debate Club, German Club, Monitor Com- mittee. MARIE GEERER Leaders' Club, Globe Trotters' Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. ROBERT GIFFORD Shaw Society of Engineers, Chess and Checker Club, Photographic Club, Band, Math Club. MX.. W ROBERT GILCHER Swimming, Hi-Y. WILBUR GINADER Hi-Y, Monitor Committee. CATHERINE GOOD Dramatic Club. WINIFRED GOTTSCHALT German Club, Philomatheian Club, Or- chestra, Basketball, Sophomore Friend- ship Club, Senior Friendship Club. RHODA GOW Leaders' Club, Basketball, Volleyball, Dramatic Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. NORMAN GRAVES Observer Business Staff, Math Club. HENRY GREEN Chess and Checker Club KV. Pres.J, Math Club. Lx -.,' - Seniors WILLIAM GILLET Stage Crew, Monitor Committee. FRANCES GOLDBERGI Band iDrum Major-J, Orchestra, German Club, Monitor Committee. FLORENCE GOTTLIEB Glee Club, Senior Friendship Club. .I ' I I V' il 'MARY .IAN GOU Observer Editor aff, Basketball, Vol- leyball, Leader 1 Club, Monitor om- mitt 1 ROBERT GRAHAM Football, Swimming, Hi-Y, Monitor Com- mittee. RUSSELL GRAY Monitor Committee, RICHARD GREEN Lightweight Football, Baseball. thirty-seven Seniors 0 K 'Y I,.ClRNA GREER Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Com- mittee. JOAN GROTHE Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, German Club, Debate Club, Senior Life Saving, Sophomore Friendship Club. ROBERT HAGEDORN JEAN HALSEY Latin Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Com- mittee. RHEA HANCHETTE Leaders' Club, Globe Trotters' Club, Senior Friendship Club. DESMOND HARRY Glee Club, Track, Tennis, Chess and Checker Club, Rifle C1 b, tamp Club. Mm 0vO', ww! MARY HATFIELD Honor Society, Ring Group of Senior Friendship Club, Philomatheian Club, Tarpon Club, Senior Life Saving, Math Club, Dramatic Club, Sophomore Friend- ship Club. thirty-eight ELLISON GRIFFIN Law Club, Track, Cross Country Mom tor Committee. diy: GRU be , Tennis, i-Y. RAYMOND HAGEMANN Debate Club, Dramatic Club, Globe Trot ters' Club. DOLO RES HAMMARSTROM Philomatheian Club, A Capella Choir Glee Club lPres.J, Mid-Year Play Dram atic Club, Sophomore Friendship Club Senior Friendship Club. ROBERT HARRISON Rifle Club CV. Pres.l VIOLA HARSHMAN Dramatic Club, Basketball Senior Friendship Club. FREDA HAYNES Shuttle Business Staff, Basketball Dram atic Club, Leaders' Club, Junior Life Sav ing, Senior Friendship Club Monitor Committee. I JANET HECKLER Math Club, Band, Senior Life Saving, Tarpon Club, Senior Friendship Club, German Club, Monitor Committee. Q . O f CQ ' if 1 MARJORIE HELMAN Army-Navy, Yale-Harvard, Volleyball, Basketball, History Club, Deamatic Clyb, Sophomore Friendship Club. LILA HIRD Tarpon Club, Glee Club, Leaders' Club, Junior Life Saving, Senior Life Saving. MARY HIRST Homeroorn Treasurer, Glee Club, A Capella Choir, History Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. GERALDINE HOFFMAN A Capella Choir. MILTON HOPE Law Club, Chess and Checker Club, Basketball, Track, Football, Hi-Y. JEANNE HUNTER Leaders' Club, Monitor Committee. Q X twig! OA - - - Seniors CLAYTON HEINLEN Basketball, Football, Baseball, Band, Hi-Y. ROBERT HENDERSON Orchestra, Debate Club FLORENCE HIRSCHKOPF ' , nitor Committee. TRAFTON HOISINGTON HARRIET HOPKINS Glee Club, A Capella Choir, Dramatic Club, German Club CV. Pres.j, Math Club, Debate Club, Sophomore Friend- ship Club. CARL HURD Band, Movie Crew. thirty-nine Seniors - - 0 ARTHUR HUSSAR Rifle Club, Track, PAUL ISLEY Hi-Y, History Club, Movie Crew. VERA JEDDY Honor Society, Latin Club, Dramatic Club fSec.5, Debate Club QSec.b, Art Slug, Mid-Year Play, Senior Friendship lu . CATHERINE JEREMIAH Glee Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. NX MARIAN JORDAN Volleyball, Baske ,Miers b, Sophomore F Club, or uw-inndship ub. X s tj ll? i 5 . 1. WALTER KARPY Basketball, Chess and Checker Club. forty ROY HUTCHISON RICHARD JAMES Swimming, Hi-Y, Rifle Club QV. Pres.J, Aviation Club, Riding Club. LORNA JENISEK FRANCES JONES Leaders' Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. SHIRLEY KAHN Leaders' Club, Volleyball, Sophomore Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. MARY KAPPUS Latin Club, Globe Trotters' Club, Sopho- more Friendship Club. BETTY KAST Leaders' Club, Volleyball, Basketball, History Club, Yale-Harvard, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. LESTER KENNEDY Football, Track, FRANCES KINNISON Yale-Harvard, Army-Navy, History Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Leaders' Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club KV. Pres.D, Monitor Committee. ENID KNISELY Sophomore Friendship Club, S e n i o r Friendship Club. CHARLES KRAFT . Student Council, Swimming, Heavywelght Football. DON LAIS Heavyweight Football. NORMA LAMONT French Club, Philomatheian Club, Glee Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. HENRY LEBOWITZ German Club. - Seniors STRODE KERN PAUL KLUGA Band, Orchestra, Monitor Committee. Jwfycs-ez NJ!! 72.4. 'AW JEAN KONCANA Dramatic Club fTreas.l, Debate Club, Riding Club, Mid-Year Play. HELEN LaGANKE Orchestra, Basketball, Monitor Com- mittee. ELEANOR LALLY Volleyball, Basketball, Sophomore Friend- ship Club, Monitor Committee. HARRIET LAWLER Dramatic Club, Basketball, Volleyball. MARJORIE LEHMAN Debate Club, French Club, Dramatic Club, Senior Friendship Club, Home- room Secretary. forty-one Seniors - - - JOHN LENOX Riding Club, Photographic Club, Radio Club, Math Club, Shaw Society of Engi- neers. HAROLD LEWIS Hi-Y, Band, Orchestra. CLIFFORD LOHRKE Heavyweight Football, Photographic Club. STEPHEN LOWRY Honor Society, Shaw Society of Engi- neers fSec.J, Math Club, Debate Club, Hi-Y, Monitor Committee. HAROLD LYNN Orchestra, Band. BOB MAMPEL Swimming, Lightweight Football, Chess and Checker Club, Globe Trotters' Club. DORMA MARSH Basketball, Volleyball, Dramatic Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee, forty-two ROBERT LEONARD Glee Club, A Capella Choir, Fencing Team, Monitor Committee. JANE LITTLE Globe Trotters' Club, Basketball, Sopho- rgaoxiue Friendship Club, Senior Friendship u . GAYLE LONGSDORF Honor Society, Observer Editorial Staff fEd-in-Chiefj, Glee Club KPres.J, Latin Club CV. Pres.J, Debate Club, Philoma- theian Club, A Capella Choir, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. PEARL LUCKINS Senior Friendship Club, Volleyball, Bas- ketball. MILDRED MALLORY Monitor Committee CLIFFORD MARLOW OLIVE MARSH Honor Society fPres.J, Student Council, Athletic Council QPres.j, Yale-Harvard iCapt.J, Army-Navy, Volleyball, Basket- ball, Leaders' Club, S Letter, S Pin, Philomatheian Club fPres.J, Latin Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Ring Group of Senior Friendship Club. RUTH MARSH Yale-Harvard, Volleyball, Basketball, Ring Group of Senior Friendship Club. EILEEN MASON Dramatic Club, History Club, Leaders Club, Basketball, Senior Friendship Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Riding Club, Monitor Committee. ELSIE MATTHIAS Art Club, Monitor Committee. CHARLENE McFETRIDGE Debate Club, Glee Club. ESTHER McKECHNIE Honor Society, Debate Club QPres.J, A Capella Choir, Glee Club, Volleyball, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship. CHARLES McMAHON Chess and Checker Club. Www, J, CAROLYN McNAMEE glxillomatheian Club. Senior Friendship I1 - v - Seniors DOROTHY MARTIN Globe Trotters' Club. Sophomore Friend- ship Club, Senior Friendship Club. JOHN MASTENBROOK Swimming, Debate Club. WILLIAM McFARLANE Debate Club. KATHLEEN McGEE A Capella Choir, Glee Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. JEAN McKENZIE Senior Friendship Club, Dramatic Club, Basketball. JACK McMILLEN Debate Club, A Capella Choir, Glee Club, Cross Country, Philomatheian Club, Latin Club. ELL1o'r'1' MECKLER forty-three Seniors German Club, Chess a ROBERT MEYER GERTRUDE MILLER Leaders' Club, Volleyball, Glee Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. MARIE MILLER Transferred from John Adams in Febru- ary, 1937. MARION MILLS Debate Club, History Club, Dramatic Club, Leaders' Club, Basketball, Life Saving, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Com- mittee. JOSEPHINE MIRAGLIA SHIRLEY MORRIS A Capella Choir, Glee Club, Sophomore Friendship Club. forty-four .1 gk, 'iv HELEN MEYER , lv French Club, Riqing Cluyf V. N H, B' I ' 1 ' A ri , wi i ' ! xv E ll I DAVID MILLER - J Debate Club, St ent Council, Home- room President, w Club, Globe Trot- ters' Club, Hi-Y, Monitor Committee. JO ANN MILLER Philomatheian Club. RUTH MILLER Honor Society, Shuttle Editorial Staff, Orchestra, Basketball, Volleyball, Dram- atic Club, Philomatheian Club, Senior Friendship Club. l,, , BETTY'LOU MIN R Physiolog Club Pres.J, utters' Club, Ph omath an C , e e Club, at' 5 , E E Cho'r l1indshiP Cl enlor ub Glee Cl , Dr C ub Capella , , 5 ' Fr' n . ' if: -V 1 ' ' 5 1' ' J ,f .1 JEAN MOODEY Art Club fPres.J, Dramatic Club, Philo- matheian Club. MILDRED MULGREW Debate Club, Orchestra, Math Club, Law Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Moni- tor Committee. AGATHA MURRY Physiology Club, Leaders' Club, Basket- ball, Volleyball, Debate Club, Dramatic Club, Philomatheian Club, Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer, Sophomore Friend- ship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Moni- tor Committee. JOHN NELMS Shuttle Editorial Staff, Homeroom Vice- President, Riding Club QV. Pres.J, Dram- atic Club, Heavyweight Football fMgr.J, Hi-Y, Monitor Committee. DOROTHY NOVY Basketball, Volleyball, Sophomore Friend- ship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Moni- tor Committee. LOWELL OLIPHANT Honor Society, Chess and Checker Club, fPres.j, Math Club, Heavyweight Foot- ball, Hi-Y. ANNE OWENS Leaders' Club, Basketball, Volleyball, Senior Friendship Club. TOM PALMISON Observer Business Staff, Chess and Checker Club, Baseball, Football. DOROTHY PATTERSON Basketball, Volleyball, Physiology Club, Philomatheian Club, Globe Trotters' Club, Sophomore Friendship Club. - Seniors ROBERT NEITZEL Football, Track. ARNOLD NIXON Band, Homeroom President, Hi-Y, Moni- tor Committee. RHEA O'MEARA Leaders' Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. BETTY OSWALD Globe Trotters' Club, Homeroom Secre- tary, Dramatic Club, Monitor Committee. FRANCES PALMER. JEAN PARKS Basketball. MAE PATTERSON Band. forty-five Seniors - - . VINCENT PATTIE Band, Orchestra, Hi-Y. JUNE PICKARD Volleyball, Basketball, Riding Club, Senior Friendship Club. HELEN RANDALL Shuttle Business Staff, Basketball, Vol- leyball, Dramatic Club, Philomatheian Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Life Saving. ELDON RAYBON Observer Editorial Staff, A Capella Choir. VIRGINIA REEVES Observer Business Staff, French Club, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Leaders' Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, S e n i o r Friendship Club. GLADIS RIDGLEY Shuttle Business Staff, Volleyball, Basket- ball, Globe Trotters' Club, Leaders' Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, S e n io r Friendship Club. CHARLES RIGOT EMMA PETTIT Art Club, Law Club, Volleyball, Monitor Committee. HARRY PICKERING Dramatic Club, Debate Club, Math Club, Stage Crew, Movie Operator, Glee Club. JEAN RANKIN Lfagers' Club, Basketball, Philomatheian C u . VIOLA REECE Shuttle Business Staff, A Capella Choir, Glee Club, Dramatic Club. JAMES RICE Observer Business Staff, Track, Cross Country. MARGARET RIGHTER Honor Society, Student Council, Athletic Council, S Pin, S Letter, Yale-Han vard, Army-Navy, Leaders' Club, Sopho- more Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. ROYSTER RING Orchestra, Swimming, Heavyweight Foot- ball Hi-Y. W x', ! PH i ' ,, forty-six if-'X 5,9 fi 0' 0 WALLACE ROBB Band, Orchestra, Hi-Y, Monitor Com- mittee. JOHN RODMAN Latin Club, Hi-Y. LLEWELLYN ROMILLY ELEANOR ROSS Art Club QV. Pres.J, Basketball, Volley- ball, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Debate Club. JANE RUHLMAN Sophomore Friendship Club. DON RUPP History Club, Hi-Y, Chess and Checker Club, Choral Club, Glee Club, Reserve Basketball. VANCE SALTZ - Seniors VIVIAN ROBERTS Lotophagi Club, Globe Trotters' Club, Basketball, Monitor Committee. RAYMOND ROGERS A Capella Choir, Math Club, Hi-Y, Moni. tor Committee. DONALD ROOT Debate Club, Chess and Checker Club. MARY JANE ROSSHIRT THAISE RUOFF Basketball, Dramatic Club, Senior Life Saving, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. ALICE SAGER Dramatic Club, Physiology Club, Philo- matheian Club, Riding Club, Senior Life saving, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. CHARLES SCHMIDT forty-so ren .14 Seniors - - - JAYSON SCHOENER Art Club. JACK SHAFER Student Council, Baseball, Hi-Y, Heavy- weight Basketball, Lightweight Football, Heavyweight Football. MARY SHIRKEY JEAN SIMPSON Leaders' Club, Senior Friendship Club. BETTY SKINNER Senior Friendship Club. J OE SLATER Debate Club, Debate Team. MARCIA SMITH Physiology Club, Orchestra, Globe Trot- ters' Club. forty-eight -...fy 'Pm JOHN SCHULTZ Choral Club, Glee Club, Track, Cross Country. SHIRLEY SHANNON Choral Club. ROBERT SIEGEL BILL SINGER Shuttle Business Staff, Observer Business Staff, Math Club, Debate Club. CHARLES SLATER Debate Club, Physiology Club. PI-IYLLIS SLATER Dramatic Club, Debate Club. MYRON SMITH Monitor Committee. VIRGINIA SMITH ' Globe Trotters' Club, Senior Friendship Club. LOUIS SPANOS Hi-Y. Physiology Club, Track, Heavy- weight Football. ROSLYN SPERBER Physiology Club, Philomatheian Club. HARRIETT STAHLER Snenior Friendship Club, Law Club, Art lub. ALBERT STARK cllgafijh Club, Rifle Club, Globe Trotters' u . ROSS STEWART Rifie Club. EUGENE STUART Cross Country. - Seniors HAROLD SONDAY JACK SPATE Glee Club, A Capella Choir, Dramatic Club. HERBERT SPLITTORF Honor Society, Home-room Vice-President Debate Club, Hi-Y, Law Club. ROLAND STANLEY Photographic Club, Stamp Club, Globe Trotters' Club, Law Club. Monitor Com- mittee. X IC ,Z Que' ,--,.- 7 .X WESLEY STEVENS Fontball, Basketball, Track, Hi-Y. DONALD STRATTON Orchestra. CLARICE SULLIVAN Senior Life Savimz. forty-nine Seniors - - - LEAH TAYLOR Latin Club, Debate Club, Basketball, Vol- leyball, Senior Friendship Club. Sopho- more Friendship Club, Monitor Com- mittee. DON TEMPLE Band, Choral Club. ALICE TERWILLIGER Honor Society, Shuttle Staff fEditorJ, Observer Editorial Staff, Math Club 1Pres.j, Sophomore Friendship Club, Homeroom President. E i 1 1 M ff A JOSEPH THIEL 1 National Forensic Le gue, Debate Club, Debate Team, Lirzh weight Football, Heavyweight Football. ELLA THOMPSON Honor Society, French Club. EVELYN THORN ROBERT TINDALL Radio Club. 'W fifty ROBERT TEASDALE Lightweight Football, Swimming, Hi-Y, Monitor Committee. PATRICIA TENNENT Honor Society, Observer Business Staff, Basketball fCapt.J, Latin Club QV. Pres.J, Leaders' Club, Sophomore Friend- ship Club, DOROTHY TEWKSBURY Basketball, Volleyball. DON THOMAS Shaw Society of Engineers, Math Club. RUTH THOMPSON Sophomore Friendship Club, Senibr Friendship Club, Leaders' Club, Volley- ball, Basketball, Monitor Committee, MARGARET THORPE History Club, Basketball fCapt.J, Volley- ball, Leaders' Club, Dramatic Club, Mid- Year Play, Glee Club, Sophomore Friend- ship Club, Senior Friendship Club. EDNA TIPTON - Leaders' Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. BARBARA TRAUGHBER Art Club, Law Club, Sophomore Friend- ship Club, Senior Friendship Club. f :JJ 'J K WILLIA TUCKERMAN Germ 4 flub, Debdte Club. 4 1 or Alix JUN by W HILDA VA RA MARY WALKER Observer Business Staff, fCirc. Mgr.J, Senior Friendship Club. FERN WARD Senior Friendship Club. BOB WATERBURY Band. ELEANORE WEBER Basketball, Volleyball, Leaders' Club, Sophomore Friendship -Club, S e n ior Friendship Club, Monitor Committee. - Seniors MARJORIE TRUMAN History Club, Dramatic Club, Leaders' Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club, Junior Life Saving, Senior Life Saving, Radio Club. DON TURK Swimming, Hi-Y. LOIS WALKER Honor Society, Observer Editorial Staff, Ring Group of Senior Friendship Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Art Club, glmiljomatheian Club, QV. Pres.J, Debate u . ROBERT WALSH Shuttle Business Staff, Ride Club, Cross Country, MARY WARDLE Observer Business Staff, Senior Friend- ship Club, A Capella Choir, Monitor Committee. LUTHER WEBB 'su J. 2,4 LUCY WEBSTER Art Club, Senior Friendship Club, Band, Orchestre. fifty-one Seniors - THELMA WEGENER Honor Society. LILLIAN WHIPPLE French Club, Leaders' Club, Philoma- theian Club, A Capella Choir. OSCAR WHITE HOWARD WILLIAMS Homeroom President, Chess and Checker Club, Track, Monitor Committee. STEWART WILLIAMS History Club, Hi-Y. BARBARA WISELEY Honor Society, Observer Editorial Staff, Dramatic Club, Math Club, Leaders' Club, Sophomore Friendship Club QTreas.J, Senior Friendship Club fPres.J. SHIRLEY WOOD Law Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. jifty-two ,Gnu-. ,. , ,, qi L . 16: .,,. FS K l l ' 31 'i'Q, , 6 Q LIAMS VIRGINIA WEST Leaders' Club. MAE WHITE Globe Trotters' Club, Dramatic Club, Senior Friendship Club, Monitor Com- mittee. JOHN WILKISON Chess and Checker Club, Glee Club. ing, Tennis, Math Club, Photographic u I-Iomeroom Vice-President. E A RL WIL SON Photographic Club. LOIS WISSMAN Honor Society, Observer Editorial Staff fNews Editorj, Latin Club fSec.1, Lead- ers' Club, Dramatic Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. DONALD WOODRUFF Hi-Y. GERTRUDE WORONKOFF Friendship Club. GEORGE DeFRIEZE GEORGE NASH Track Team. ELSIE SWANN PAT TANZI BOB WORMALD Baseball, Basketball. Seniors ROSEMARY DAMM Leaders' Club, Sophomore Friendship Club, Senior Friendship Club. MARGARET GAFFNEY Basketball, French Club, Debate Club, Sophomore Friendship Club. fifty-three Ralph Anthony Virginia Appleton Norman Atchison Irving Bain Dell Balzano Martha Barnhill Guy Bateman Rosamund Bateman VVilliam Beck Sterling L. Beck Franklin Birt Joseph Blake Beverly Blough Bill Boyce Dave Brown Louise Bryant Gloria Bunting Bill Burk Robert Campbell Virginia Christopher Tom Coolick William Coop Pamela Cowan Armand D'Anna Ruth Davies June Davis Vincent DeJulius Velma Delano Josephine DiBianca Dorothy Dick Sue Didonato Angelina DiVitha Roger Dyke Robert Earnest William Eden fifty ffm' Raymond Edney Leo Elson Elsie Ferguson Mary Louise Flaugh Dorothy Forster Ora Franklin Frank Gallese Jeanne Gardiner Wanda Gerfen James Givens Robert Green Robert Griffin Titina Guarino Harold Guthrie Fred Haffner Catherune Harper Marjorie Harrison Winifred Hecht Bob Heinisch Paul Heinmiller Jack Heiss Richard Hinton Karl Hoifacker Marcella House Bruce Hunter La Mar Jones Jean Kafton Richard Keifer Ben Kelly Elma Kendall Roberta Kennedy Arthur King Charles Klaue Doris Mae Knight Jack Lee dll' Qjtla Lipman Lopatnikov Bob Lupton Ellis Mace Frank MacEwen Arthur Madden Charles Magdsick Jack Mandaville Charlotte Martin Harry Martineau Ruth McAlarney Kenneth Mclntosh Eleanor McKee Susanne McKee Max Meltzer Jack Messner Wallace Metzger Williani Miller Lenore Millsop Blanche Naughton Betty Jean Osmon Lawrence Paul Elmer Pesta. Angeline Pett Donald Petti Stanley Philpott Thomas Poland Fern Proper Charles Ranallo Edward Rasmussen Nick Raspana Lawrence Retz Marjorie Rinear Burke Roberts Bill Schafer Senior B Class HOMEROOMS: 37, 109, 303, 17 As! Mffefqfy Robert Scharlotte Marjorie Schwartz Philip Schmidt Peggy Seidgley 'Y Ray Simmons , Ruth Skeggs Carl Skonieczka . Jack Smart Thurley Smith Walter Smith Jack Starbuck Edward Starrett Clifford Stiebeling Clifford Stocky Q Dorothy Struck Kenneth Talbott Edward Tankersley Arthur Tate Allan Thomson Mary Thomson Ben Thorward Marjorie Tissot Jack Tongring Kenneth Van Woert Marie Vilcot Roberta White Leonard Wickert Carol Wilcox June Wilson Raymond Wolff Herbert Wolkoi Arthur Yerty Tom Young Marjorie Zulauf Junior A Class 0 0 HOMEROOMS: as, 213 11, 30 James Akers Ruth Anderson Jack Andonian Jennie Angelon Florence Baginski Marian Bailey Anne Barney Lucile Bart Mary Bartholomew Constance Batt Shirley Beeman Elizabeth Beirne John Bernier Ralph Black Eric Blake Muriel Blakeley Bob Blasse Robert Boak Leo Bochicchio Dean Bond X1 Elwood iBonnell 1 Addison Braeuel Margaret Brannon George Bressler Alyce Brister Phillip Brooksmith George Bryan Arlyn Burger Lawrence Burns Ruth Busch Robert Butler Jack Byrne Wanda 'Cameron Armand Caminati Charles Cannon Jean Carlson Russell Carlson Edith Carrick Albert Catlin Betty Chambers Dudley Chase Dorothy Clark Myra Clark Gerald Clarke Marion Clarke Harold Clasen Janice Clift Kenneth Cockram Shirley Collier Bert Conaghan Kathleen Connors Victor Contini Phil Cook Bill Corbett Rose Coveney Martha i'Crane ane Crawford John Croft Bill Dagley Henry Damm Vivienne Darvill ob Davis arjorie Day rank Daykin Robert Detering Jack Devor Betty Dickinson Gordon Dilts Marion Dole Virginia Dombrosk Mildred Dopslof Jean Dorman Elizabeth Dowling Bert Doyle J. V. Duff Jewell Duncan Helen Dunham Jane Dunn Louis Dunning Emerson Duricky Laverne Ede Earl Eichenberger Bob Eidenier Louise Emerson Margaret Evans Helen Fathauer i argaret Felsc Richard Fenn Dorothy Filkins Vince Finelly Francis Fisher Betty Jean Flaugh Dorothy Anne Flor Edith Foster Warren Foster Lyle Fowles Richard Frayer Harriet French Audrey Frey Eugene Friedman James Friel Virginia Mae Fulwider Eugene Furst Harry Gaudio Ceo-rge Geordt Clayton George Marie Giles Virginia Gimmel Anna. Fern Good Edward Goodfieisch William Goodwin Dan Goske Mary Goss Bruce Gottron Eleanor Gottschalt Dorothy Goucher Maxine Groff Cecilia Grygo Antonietta Guarino Robert Hahn Leo Hammer Greta Harry Dick Harter Norma Haas Jane Halpin James Hamilton Dan Hanley Elsie Harrington Robert Hart Gordon Haskin Christine Hecht Hugo Hedin Tom Heil Howard Hendricks Phil Herter Ruth Higbee Burton Hitchcock Germaine Hoifacker Helen Horgan Ray Horn Ruth Hosler Mary Houseman John Houston Mary Louise Howard Helen Hubchak Audrey Huddlestone Lois Hughes Mary Hughes Richard Humphrey Howard Hunting Robert Imboden June Jack Ruby Jacobs Orlo Jagger Carl Jarzynski Ilene Jones Kenneth Jones Russell Jones Albert J Onke Margit Karlsson Bill Kavanaugh Barbara Keith Jeannette Kieffer Donald Kirkpatrick Ernest Kleinman Helen Kominar June Kovachy Arthur Kue-bler Marian Kuttner Barbara Lawson Dorothy Lehman fifty-five fifty-six Lester Lemm Tom LeRetilley John J. Leslie Howard Levy Bill Lewis James Lewis Milton' Licker Esther Lindgren Harry H. Lindsey Hildred Lintner Edgar Long Ruth E. Loomis Ruth H. Loomis Carl Ludwig Jean Lustig Constance Lynch Lavern Maher Rita Maitland Grant H. Marks Gordon Marquette Lilyan Marshall Ruth Martin Robert Mason Alverta Mattern Helen Matthew Ruth Mattis Russell Maulorico June McCaslin Nancy McKay Rita McNamara Jack Means George Meisel Miriam Meltzer Frank Merriell Audrey Messmer Dorothea Metzger Edward Meyer Jeanne Mihalcik Jerry Miller Robert Miller Wendell Mills Helen Monck Philomena Monda Ann Musgrave James A. Nelson Nathan Neufeld Mary Newell Madclyn Nicholas Eunice Nightingale Elizabeth Nims Guy A. Norton Mary Nutting Geraldine Oris Ceraldine Osborne Mildred Osborne Elsie Owens Jane Page Jack Parks Frank Pearse Loretta Peck George Peters Doris M. Perry William Phipps Dorothy Pisor Muriel Porz Enid Price Betty Ralph Frank Randel Gilbert Rea Jack Rebar James Reding Dorothy V. Reed Kenneth Rehor Thomas Reilly Ruth Ress Charles L. Rhodes Clarence Riewaldt Jack Rinebolt Mary Robbins William Rogers Richard Rose Ed Rosenberg Kay Rowland Shirley Rowlands Betty Rowse Ethel Rubin Harry Rush Mina Russell Vera Ryan Art Sanson Stuart Schaffner Janet Schaller Cecilia. Schikowski Kenneth Schreck Robert E. Schroeder Adeline Sedmak Doreen Shaw Myrtle Sheridan Bob Singhause Howard Singhaus Robert C. Skidmore Gertrude Skoog Eleanor T. Smith Robert B. Smith Jean Somers Edith Somershield Jean Lois Sonville Harriet Sprague Jack Spilka Mary Louise Squire Elaine Stange Ralph Steele Marwal Stein Phyllis Steinfurth Mary Stephenson Eleanore Sterrett Don Stewart Charles Stoll Bette Stone Inga Storm Eleanor Sua Andrew Suhart Dan Sullivan Charlotte Sutcliffe Ruth Swanson James Swisher fgfegm A Junior Class HOMEROOMS: 105, 300, 165 304, 11 Charles Taggart Virginia Taylor Dorothy Teal Jean Telling Norman Thompson Bob Thomas Russell Thomas Myrtle Thompson Ruth Tohms Lois Tomlinson Dorothy Tredway Robert Trost Margaret Tuckerman Kay Utterback Harrison Voight Harold Vokoun Elizabeth Jane Waelde Patricia Wagner Neal VValdr0n Herbert Walker Dick Walling Arline Wapperer Gene Ward Gerald Watt Norma Wattinger Bernice Weingart David Wells Janet Wells Jim Wheeler Ruthe White Bill Whitney Florence Wilkison Bill VVilliams Martha Williams Rita Wilson Muriel Wolf Mildred Wyman Joe Wyss Elva Yeager Loene Yost Betty Zander Edward Zorn Junior B Class 0 0 HOMEROOMS: 1073 305, 109, 37 . , Y MJN X af u , T41 Noubar Abdalian Robert Abdalian Betty Jane Aldrich Lois Alldridge Miriam Allen Betty Angel Sid Atlas Nelson Axten Willard Baldwin Evelyn Barker Charles Bart Marion Batchlet Elizabeth Behrend Irene Berk Henry W. Birnbaum Bob Bischoff James Blair Harold Bode Gus Bondi Jeanne Bonfield John Bouffard Howard Brehm Royce Brimlow Henry Broadfield Doris Brower Nelda Byrum Anne Canning Bob Cannon Anna Capp Betty Carlson Eugene Casimir Kenneth Catchpole Phyllis Chamberlain Carlton Clabaugh Bettye Clough Desmond Cook Jack Cross Gay Curran Pat D'Amore William DeVanna Bill Dixon Jean Dornbirer Marion E. Dragoo Charles Eder Alfred Ennes Eleanor Evans Gilbert Evans Jane Farina Eleanor Field Ver Nell Finn John Fiske Warren Fitch Laura Flum Donald Fox Bill Frew Marion Frey Ruth Galer Helen Georgevitch Charlotte Getzien Vivian Gilbert Robert Gower Irma Grady Robert Green Bill Griffin Robert Griffith Sylvia Harmel Bob Harmon Robert Harris Alice Hassink Brendan Healy Richard Heckelman Bill Heckler George Heckman Alice Heiss Charles W. Heminger Norma Henning Ben Hepker Marjorie Hickox Bartley Higgins Howard Hoffman Miriam Hornke June Huddilston Ernestine Hughes Marion Hurst Donald Hutchison Elizabeth Izant Mary Jaap Laboria Juliano Bob Kagy Kenneth Kagy Eunice Kay Helen Kearney Bob Kent Phyllis C. Klein Hazel Klinite Ed Koehler Elinor Kupstas adeline Kuzel oy Landon Bob Lantz Irene Lenz loise Lewis Mary Louise Mack Lena Malone Dave Marinell Adrienne McKenzie Jean McNamara Gordon Mead Edith Mendelson Virginia Meyer Florence Miraglia Marjorie Moore Paul Moran John Mo1'gan Paul Morgan Robert Morgan Bill Mullally Robert Murry Arthur N ardy Ruth Newkirk Ralph Niece Audrey Nichols Douglas Nickell Nancy Nilsson Agnes Olsen Dominic Otello Hubert Overfield Bette Jane Overly Raymond Page Jean Perkins Richard Phelps Bertine Porris Robert Poust Maurice Price Joan Pur Dun Edward Quigley Paulina Reaghart Harold Reichenbach Be1'nice Reines Clyde Riblet William Rice Eleanor Ris Helen Ritz Billie Sue Robbins Margaret Rodenbucher Russell Rogge Martha. Jeanne Rollins Bob A. Roth Douglas Sandison Lenore Schultz Edith Schwed Manuel Shafran Raymond Shimmon Concetta Siena Bob Signet Vivienne L. Simpson Robert J. Smith Robert S. Smith Viola Spetrino Jack Squire Dorothy Story Monica Stevens Ruth Strittmatter Frances Sutkus Raymond Tanke-rsley Donald E. Tewksbury Jack Tindall Bob Tresch Charles Uldrichs Jean Unger Martin Van Buren Jane Vivian Dorothy Wagner William Walker Martha Walsh Bob Wendt Doris Westcott Bernice Wheatman Doris White Kenneth Williams Harry Wilson Irene Wood Bob Woodruff Dorothy Yount Jeanelle Zeiger Dale Zinck fif ty-seven Joyce Allsopp Phyllis Alten Rose Andonian Rollin Andrews Jay Ankeney Nancy Armstrong Elizabeth Arnold Leonard Aronoff Wilbur Artner Wilma Artner Jack Bahr Jean Bailey Martha Baldwin John Barey Marjorie Barry Helen Beehler Edythe Benesh Joyce Bennett Ruth Berg' Eileei Biliary Dan Biello Ernest Binder Ruth Blake Roy Boehringer Robert Boesch Juanita Bollinger John Bosch Perry Bourell Rae Marie Bower Betty Bowstead Margaret Boyd Sara Boyer Margaret Brady Raymond Brandt James Braucher Michael Burns Arline Burton Clyde Burtt Hazel Butterworth Richard Byers Jean Caine fifty-eight Keith Carlson Bill Carpenter David Carter Shirley Cartwright Robert Cheeks Marguerite Cherdron James Christopher Jane Clair Peg Clapper Ruth Clark Bob Cleverly Raymond Clifford Robert Clough Mary Rita Collins Catherine Colnon Robert Conover Victor Conrad Jim Coombes VVallace Cormack VVilliam Coyne Leonard Crawford Mary Louise Craytor Donald Crowther Peter Curran Wallace Custer Frank Dabney Sylvester D'Arco Ruth Daugherty Betty Davis Bill Davis Edward Davis Mary Louise Davis Raymond Daw Janet Day Glenna Deboe Doris Denison Dick Dennis Doris De Pledge Lois Dolinar Josephine Donato Kenneth Doran Jean Douglas Dorothy Downer Alex Doyle Geraldine Drews Maier Driver Joseph Duber Tom Dunstan Lewis Earley Evelyn Eggleston Elizabeth Erbor Joan Evans Robert Evans Marilyn Ewell George Faerber Paul Feeley Arthur Fenn Cleo Ferrante Chalmer Ferris Eugene Fisher Wesley Fisher Dale Fleek Arthur Foote Beatrice Fortune Lorayne Fox Ralph Fox Raymond Fox Larry Fried Lionel Friedman James Fuller Briggs Gamblee Melvin Gans Jeanne Garwood Suzanne Gebhart Shirley Geis Esther Gimp Thora Gladh, Elaine Glass Elaine Gogolick Alvin Goldwyn Donald Goodman Jean Goodwin Peggy Goodwin Jeanne Gordon l Ralph Gordon Roy Goss Charles Graham Frank Grasso Morris Greenberg Charles Greene Margaret Grimes Jane Grunkemeyer Jack Gugliemotta Alfred Habenstein Jean Shaw Hagedorn Gordon Hall , Mary Halliwell Bob Hambly Verna Hamilton Mary Hammond Ralph Harold Dorothy Harshman Robert Hart Elaine Hartong David llaupt Audray Hazelett Betty Heick Dick Henderson Edward Hensch Ted Hensge Louise Higbee Jack Hiltabiddle Winifred Hirsh Gordon Hoddinott Kenneth Hoffacker Mary Holligan Carol Hopkins Bob Horn Edwin Hornung Rudy Horvath Bob Houle Marcia Houston Peg Hubchak Duayne Huber Howard Hunscher Glenn Hunt Sophomore A Class O O HOMEROOMS: 20, 22, 283 30, 31 L George Hunter Bob Hutchison Bob Isley John Izant Gunnar J agdmann Grace Jaques Joan Jenkins Joseph Jenkins Don Johnson Jim Johnston Fred Joyce Wallace Judd Jane Kaiser Rosemary Kastner Bettie Kavanaugh Joan Keene ' Edward Keig Mary Catherine Kelly Bob Kenworthy Ben Khaner Jeanne Kibler Robert Kidd Betsy King Evelyn Kinney Arlene Kipp Robert Kloss Harry Knobel Marian Krug Dan La Fave Paul Lambert Catherine Lantz June Larson Don Lash Ruth Jane Laubscher Marjorie Laursen Marguertie Leadrach Bill Lehecka Bob Leiby Walter Lenox Quentin Lewis Walter Lewis Alden Long Sophomore A Class HOMEROOMS: 204, 103g 203, 32 776011 Margaret Long Phillip Lopanikov Doris Ludasher Mary Maloney William Marinelli Mary Ann Martin Marion Martinson Ruth Mayer Jack McCalligan Carol McClelland Jeanne McCune Betty McFarlane Mary McGiifin Doris McGill Don Mcllrath Nancy McKinley Thomas McMahon Ted McMillan Kenneth McStay Dorothy Mendelson Margaret Mericle Ed Merlin Marian Millsop George ,Mitchell Betty Monck Dorothy Monschein Jean Moore Alwyn Morgan ' Winona Morgan Muriel Morgans Joan Morris Gertrude Morse Anita Moss Dorothy Jean Mulcahy Douglas Mussell Audrey Muth James Nassau Ruth Neal Dick Neale Patiricia Neary Elizabeth Nelms Howard Nickman Lois Niday Dorothy Niederst Edna Nock Jack Nolan Jeanne Normile John Normile Wilma Novy Robert Noyes Eloise Ohlander Catherine O'Leary Anne Olson Betty Orr I Lindley Osborne Eileen Oswalt Twila Marie Owens Bill Ozmun Clifford Pace Paul Patram Melvin Patterson Jean Pearce Ruth Peters Violet Pierrou Steven Porter Patricia Povall Martha Jane Presto Don Price Juliet Prioreschi Romeo Prioreschi David Pritchard Bill Rauch Willard Ream Margaret Reed Betty Anne Reese Lillian Reeves Marian Reeves Pearl Regal Verna Rehm Frances Ress Jeanne Retz Betty Richens Il Allen Robbins Jean Roberts Jack Rodgers Eloise Rom Virginia Rosshirt Mary Rossi Marguerite Rupnow Melba Rush Ellen Russell Robert Ryan Dolores Salcer Margaret Salisbury Mike Samartini Phillip Samuel Louis Schafer Leonard Scharer Esther Schmidt Irwin Schulman Carl Schunemann Dale Scott Venus Sedmak Irving Seidman Paul Seufzer Jane Sheer Vernelle Shelton Frances Siener Ella Silva Dick Simmons Edward Singer Georgiana Sivik Burt Skeel Bob Skeggs Arthur Smith Charlotte Smith Dorothy Smith Glenn Smith Gordon Smith Jack Smith Jay Smith Jessie Smith Thurman Smith Martha Snatko Bill Sneller Betty Snyder Theresa Son Robert Sosna Marguerite Spach Marguerite Spreitzer Jack Sprenger Richard Sprenger Helen Squire Jeannette Stalley Jack Standfield Elmer Stanley Paul Starke William Starrett Robert Stech Louise Stevens June Steverding Virginia Stifel Paul Stokes Jean Story Miriam Streator Larry Strimple Clement Studer Don Sullivan Carl Sundman Lewis Swingley Paul Sweeney Robert Tambascio Nicholas Tartaglia Janet Tatman Dave Taylor Robert Taylor Orbison Thomas Alice Mae Thompson Bill Thompson Forrest Thompson Frances Thompson Janet Thomson Stanley Thorn Arthur Tolbe-rt June Toth Charles Traughber Mike Trivisonnov Carol Truman Warner Tuckerman Barbara Turk Virginia Turk Robert Ulrich Marian Urban Walter Urban Erwin Viton Robert Vogt Eileen Walsh Robert Waltz Earl Watkins George Webster Shirley Webster Calvin Weir June Welsh Ellen Wendt Dorothy West Margaret White Don Whitehouse Dorothy Widing Warren Wiese George Wildern Bill Williams John Williams Katherine Williams Paul Williams Robert lfVinkler Paul Wiseley Janis Wolf Bill Woodworth Philip Yeaw Doris Yuengert Mary Lou Zapf Jane Zengler Maryalyse Zesiger Clifford Zollars Herbert Zorn fifty-mne Tom Aingworth Bill Alden Duane Arey John Babcock , ff' Bill Badger '- Arline Bain Edward Baluckian Marguerite Barch Bark Bow Jean Bernard Jack Barry Robert Beam Maxine Caldwell Mildred Carls my garpengg a Bob Cohn Elinor Connors Dave Cowan Marian Craigie George Crookham Lois Cross Lucille Davis Wayne Davis Dorothy Jeanne Beard Annette Deibel Elsie Belgan Leonard Bell Gordon Bennett Kathleen Benson John Berr Helen Bidgood Tom Birtley James Bishop William Black Richard Blasse Kenneth Blauman Roberta Blauman Betty J. Blumquist Jeanne Boltz Helen Bradley Margaret Branchfield Harry Bredenberg Bill Brown Robert Burns Joe Corso Cynthia Brown Jack Brugmann Frances Budenz Bill Bunce Thelma. Bunt Harry Burkhart Dewey Burton Robert Byrnes Robert Cable Marie Caldwell szxty Harriett Demmerle Charles Dennis Harold Dethloff Dorothy Diemert Bob Dillow Ruth Dippel Richard Dowdell Allen Drexel Karman Duchon Ralph Dunbar Robert Ellis Maxine Engle Florence Erickson Virginia Anne Esch Robert Evans Betty Ferguson Bernice Ferko Junior Ficken Betty Freas Eleanor Frederick Jack Frye Mary Ellen Fuller Harry Gallese Kent Geiger Ruby Gettings Joyce Gluckman Jack Goodwyn Bill Gray Bob Gray Jane Green William Green Esther Greig Homer Grob Jane Haag Oliver Haas Bill Haker Alice Hall Norma Hambidge Stanley Harris Claud Haskin John Hastings Dick Heckman Milton Henderson Marguerite Hoffacker Mae Hodgson Marjorie Inman Roger Jackson Douglas Jeddy Jayne Johnston Dick Jones Gwen Jones Marilyn Jones Betty Lou Jordan Bill Keefer Mary Jane Keefer Gene Kelley La Verne Keptner Margaret Kerns Oliver Kline Betty Krull Frank Larned Bob Last Mabel Lavigna Dorothy Layman Phyllis Leland Frances Lemmon Johnny Leone Shirley Lenker Bertha Lewis Janet Lewis Vivian Lichty Romel Lisse Ruth Loeber Larry Lovell Bob Lucas Margaret Lynch James MacBain Billy Madison Marian Martin Wesley Mattern Gerald McCarthy Jeanne McGonigle Jean McHugh Thomas McNamee Bob Michael Vernon Miller Lillian Moeller Jean Moodie Dorothy Morris Bill Murray John Nalley Ted Needels Richard Palmer Florence Parker Bruce Patterson George Peers Violet Petschl Richard Pew Doris Pike Joe Pitrone George Pope Doreen Powell Edward Pratt Bob Price Doris Radtke Betty Reichard Eugene Reminger Marjorie Rhodes Malcolm Rochelle Victor Rodeheaver Joe Rogazione Allard Rosen Mary Ruggiero Jane Sanborn Sophomore B Class HOMEROOMS: 309, 207, 212g 302, 29 Marion Sawyer Clara Schiller Marjorie Schneider Doris Schwartz Paul Schwemler Harriett Scott Ruth Sieferd Wallace Sigworth Mike Silvestro Evelyn Simonelli Evelyn Sobul Bill Soderstrom Lillian Sousa Betty Spare Jimmie Spellem Douglas Stancombe Kay Steger Barbara Stephenson Roger Stern Myron Switzer Helen Teal Dave Thomas Robert Tindall Edith Todd Bob Walker John Walker Elaine Walters Bob Ward Jack Waring William Webster Robert Welday Dorothy Wensten Jane Whitney Jack Wilke Ben Williams Martha Wilson Jack Winters William Wollet Phyllis Woodrich Allen Wurzman Peggy Yea Emily Young Paul Yuengert Advisers H. R. GIFFORD Hickory dickory dock, Mr. Gifford has a clock, Well, so have we. L MISS CLENDENEN ---U ,dna certain publication called the Observer. MISS WOODWARD Unanimously elected president of B. D. A. fliufzmxy Drivers of America.J MISS ARNOLD Wanted: One elevator. MISS QUAY Meet our Assistant Principal. MR. DIETRICH We come to you with our regular morning broad- cast. MISS SHAFFER Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast. MISS CRANK A very ergo-istic woman. MR. BROWN K ' Head of W. P. A. classes at Shaw iWc Poke Aroundj. MISS DEVNEY Why do mothers get gray? Ask the one who knows. - ri sv , , V .f - ,. V .1 X, -f,.,wf-,. f. .., .,g, , .XL .yr , ,..- ,. 1 I X 4 K iff 1 1 V ACTIVITIES National Honor Society W Members elected January, 1936, and June, 1936 1 sixty-four Members elected January, 1937 National I-lonor Society First Semester President ...... .... . Bob McNamara .... Vice-President ......... Norma Hackstedde -- Second Semester ---- Olive Marsh Lois Wissman CLASS OF IANUARY, 1937 Secretary-Treasurer .... Louis Sacha ....... ......... M Olly Hatfield i Miss Lucy Dickson i Miss Janet Jones J Miss Anna Soutar i Mr. Noah Nunemaker Advisers--- -- Mr. C. C. Nixon EMBERSHIP in the National Honor Society is the highest honor which can be bestowed upon a student of Shaw. Members of the Honor Society are chosen not only because of excel- lence in scholarship, but also because of superior character, leadership, and service. The teachers, whose recommendations are necessary for election to the society, are asked to judge the student on these points. Thus it is evident that, since scholarship, character, leadership, and service account for the rating for membership in the Honor Society, only the best in Shaw are represented in this society. Shong Bow Frank Cavano Doris DuBuc Grace Essell Clifford Finch Mary Jane Flum Roland Gogolick Norma Hackstedde Arlene Bartlett Dorothy Bauman Martha Bischoff Troy Bow Eleanor Carabelli Ted Correll Doris Coveney Virginia Davidson Ruth Dennis Marjorie Dippel Lois Hamilton Mildred Hughes Mary Kortz Helen MacBain Kathleen Maloney Bob McNamara David Merriell Lillian Messner Violet Peterson CLASS OF IUNE, i937 Torry Divoky Elizabeth Ennes Gwenda Evans Josephine Friedman Molly Hatfield Vera Jeddy Gayle Longsdorf Stephen Lowry Olive Marsh Esther McKechnie Ruth Miller CLASS OF IANUARY, i938 Jean Renfrew Louis Sacha Lillian Uson Irving Van Horn Stanley Weingart Margaret Weller Mary Wilcox James Woodworth Lowell Oliphant Margaret Righter Herbert Splittorf Patricia Tennent Alice Terwilliger Ella Thompson Lois Walker Thelma Wegener Barbara Wiseley Lois Wissman Virginia Appleton June Davis Pamela Cowan Marjorie Schwartz Jack Smart sixty-five Shuttle Editorial Staff - . - sixty-sim Editor-in-Chief .... .... A lice Terwilliger - - S Stuart Schaffner Asszstcmt Editors --- .... .uienneth Schreck Adviser ......... .... M iss Alba Junk LTHOUGH the Shuttle is published only once a year, in the spring, - the Shuttle Editorial Stai is busy almost all year with the Work of producing it. In the late fall there were snapshots and club pictures to be taken, in December the senior pictures, the months of February and March were spent on the club stories, then the printer's galley had to be corrected, and the Hpage-proof carefully checked. A thorough system of checking is necessary as the value of the annual is determined for a large part by its accuracy. This constant checking becomes tedious but can not be omitted. This year the staff has striven to see that the picture of every student in school appears somewhere in the book. Pictures of homerooms were introduced this year as a unique feature. Although the work requires time and energy, the members of the staff feel that the experience and training they receive, as Well as their good time, more than compensate for the time spent. Betty Chambers Bill Plain Evelyn Dossett Irving Seidman Phillip Lopatnikov Florence Wilkison Ruth Miller Herbert Zorn . - - Shuttle Business Staff N-...F Advertising Manager ..... .... M onroe Deutsch Circulation Manager .,.-..... ---.-- Martha Bischoff Ass't Circulation Manager --- --- Charlotte Sutclife Adviser ...-..,..,.....,.., - Mr. Nelson Leist Y holding sales and advertising campaigns the Shuttle Business Staff Works to make the Shuttle a practical project. The circultion department, by securing 850 subscribers, has this year surpassed the record of previous ones. Posters throughout the building aided in this sales drive. The originality of the staff in conducting its campaigns has contributed in ai great measure to its success. The advertising staff has sold, to the merchants of the community, space in the year-book, thus extending the influence of Shaw throughout the community and creating a feeling of good-will toward the school. Circulation Staff Aclvertising Stay? Ruth Blake Betty Kavanaugh Antoinette Guarino Marjorie Dippel Constance Lynch Louise Higbee Gwenda Evans Paulina Reaghart Jeanne Kibler Elizabeth Izant Jim Rice sixty-seven Observer Editorial Staff sixfy-eight Editors: fleft to rightj Kay Maloney, Myron Nolish, Norma Hackstedde, Lois Hamilton Robert McNamara. Copy Edifors: Mary Goss, Marwal Stein, Ethel Cannon, Tod Correll, Concetta Siena, Eunice Kay, .Tune Davis, Margit Karlsson, Elizabeth Ennes, Lois Hamilton, Jeanne Evans. .Ywws lVrif0rs: Lois Wissman, Lois Walker, Ethel Rubin, Philip Schmidt, Norma Hackstedde, Roland Gogolick, Bernice' Weingart, John Morgan, Charles Heminger. Editorial Page W'rifcrs: fleft to rightj Elizabeth Alden, Clifford Finch, Frank Cavano, Helen Mac Bain, Kay Maloney, Doris DuBuc, Gayle Longsdorf. Makeup Eclifors: Cleft to rightj James Nelson, Robert McNamara, Louis Sacha. Sports Writers: Lleft to rightj Frances Sutkus, Myron Nolish, Mildred Hughes. Cstandingj Q4 Eugene Friedman, Q 'i 000 an Ernest Kleinman. Observer Editorial Staff I sixty-nifne Observer Editor-in-Chie f- - Managing Editor ...... News Editor .... Boys' Sports .... Girls' Sports .... Editorial Staff First Semester Kathleen Maloney ........ - - - Lois Hamilton ............... Norma Hackstedde ..... -- ---.Myron Nolish ....... .... - -- ------.Mildred Hughes ---- Second Semester Gayle Longsdorf Elizabeth Ennes -- Lois Wissman Ernest Kleinman ---------- Frances Sutkus Adviser ......... ...................... - -- Miss Clara Clendenen URING eight years of active service, the Shaw Observer has proved to be a great asset to the student body by publishing past, present, and future events at Shaw, which might not otherwise be known. This organization is a member of the Columbia Scholastic Press As- sociation and the National Scholastic Press Association. It also has a chapter of the Quill and Scroll, an international honorary society for high school journalists. Attending the Thirteenth Annual Ohio State Journalism Convention at Columbus on November 6 and 7, 1935, were Clifford Finch, Bob Mc- Namara, Lois Hamilton, Kathleen Maloney, and Norma Hackstedde, ac- companied by Miss Clendenen. The credit for the production of the Observer should be given to the members of the editorial staff whose initiative and hard work make the school newspaper possible. FIRST SEMESTER Editorial Page Writers: Elizabeth Alden, Frank Cavano, Clifford Finch, Gayle Longs- dorf, Helen MacBain, Doris DuBuc. Copy and Proof Readers Margit Karlsson, Marwal Stein, Elizabeth Ennes, Mary Goss. Headline Writers: June Davis, Ted Correll, Concetta Siena, Eunice Kay. Boys' Sports Writers: Ernest Kleinman, Eugene Friedman. Girls' Sports Writers: Eileen McMorris, Frances Sutkus. Reporters: Lois Wissman, Philip Schmidt. Barbara Wiseley, Roland Gogolick, Lois Walker, John Morgan, Bernice Weingart, Charles Heminger, Ethel Rubin. Makeup Editors: Louis Sacha, James Nelson. Cartoonists: Frank Bartucci, Lawrence Burns. Photographer: Lawrence Cable. Typists: Ethel Cannon, Florence Adams, Mary Jane G-ould, Jeanne Evans, Dorothy Thompson, Jessie Taylor. SECOND SEMESTER Editorial Page Writers: Doris Coveney, Jeanne Garwood, Mary Goss, Violet Pierrou, Martha Snatko, Bernice Weingart. Copy and Proof Readers: June Davs, Louise Higbee, Margit Karlsson, Doris Perry, Marwal Stein. Headline Writers: Eunice Kay, Marguerite Leadrach, Concetta Siena, J eanelle Zeigler. Boys' Sports Writers: Eugene Friedman, Dick Neale. Girls' Sports Writers: Martha Baldwin. Reporters: Laura Flum, Charles Heminger, Dorothy Lehman, Philip Lopatnikov, Mary Maloney, John Morgan, Ethel Rubin, Philip Schmidt, Janet Lee Tatman, Lois Walker. Makeup Editors: James Nelson, Ted Correll. Cartoonist: Mike Trivisonno. Photographer: Lawrence Cable. Typists: Elma Adams, Mary Jane Gould, Virginia Smith, Arline Wapperer, Eleanore' Weber. seventy Business Manager ..... Collection Manager .... Circulation M anager- - - - Assistant Cir. Mgr. .... . Adviser ...... Cbserver Business Staff First Semester -Alan Englander -Stuart Schaffner Grace Essell --- Lillian Messner HE business staff' of the Observer is responsible for the advertising and circulation of' the paper. Second Semester - - - s.... Alan Englander .- - s...... Frank Daykin - - - - j Armand Caminati lMary Walker - - ---- -S Mary Wardle 2Mario Buzzelli --- Mr. Homer Gifford This staff has progressed very rapidly under the efficient leadership of Alan Englander, the business manager. It is operating for the first time on a profitable basis. The recent success of the advertising depart- ment necessitated the addition of an extra page in one issue. This is the first time this has ever been done. Under the direction of Grace Essell during the first semester, the circulation was raised to 1500 copies, a record for a school publication. It is this staff which makes the newspaper a financial possibility and SUCCESS. Circulation Stajf Shirley Brown Mario Buzzelli Armand Caminati Ruth Derhammer LaVerne Maher Ann Musgrave Madelyn Nicholas Pat Tennent Mike Trivisoinno Mary Walker Advertising Staf Raymond Daw Frank Daykin Monroe Deutsch Alvin Goldwyn Bob Kenworthy Virginia Reeves Irving Seidman seventy-one Student Council EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE First Sc mester INCE its members are nomin- ated and elected by the vote of the whole school, the Student Council represents the entire student body. Each class votes for its own mem- bers, electing a total of 30 members: 14 seniors, 10 juniors, a n d 6 sophomores, divided equally between boys and girls. Organized to co-operate with the principal in the administrative Work of the school, the Student Council as representatives of the student body discuss suggestions for changes in school activities and administration. Since it is dependent upon the whole- hearted co-operation of teachers and pupils, the Council is at all times open for suggestions and advice from students or members of the faculty. First Semester Dance Committee First Semester Handbook Committee First Semester Lost and Found Committee seventy-two Student Council EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Second Semester First Semester Virginia Appleton Helen Averill Howard Brehm Louise Bryant Ted Busch Jack Downs Terry Divoky Jack Schafer Dale Ankeney Anne Canning Elizabeth Ennes Grace Essell Harriet French Harold Goss John Houston June Kovachy Janet Jones Julian Leet Jack Messner Olive Marsh David Merriell Bob McNamara Eileen McMorris Madelyn Nicholas Joan Pur Dun Jean Perkins James Reding Bill Rogers Richard Ruggles Bob Tresch Second Semestm' Virginia Appleton Helen Averill Dick Bottenus Howard Brehm Louise Bryant Anne Canning Torry Divoky Elizabeth Ennes Harriet French Harold Goss Molly Hatfield Gordon Hoddinott John Houston Richard James Janet Jones Betsy King Julian Leet Mary Maloney Jack Messner Dick Neale Madelyn Nicholas Joan Pur Dun James Reding Bill Rogers Dick Ruggles Jack Shafer Bob Tresch Janet Wells Second Semester Handbook Committee Second Semester Lost and Found Committee Second Semester Dance Committee seventy-three Student Council First Semester Publicity Committee wif 3 'WL ty 135 SXGQQ CV Q3 X Second Semester Show Committee First, Semester Show Committee Movie Crew President ........ First Semester Second Semester -Helen Averill -- ..... Helen Averill Vice-President .... -Dale Ankeney .... Bob Tresch Secretary ......... Terry Divoky ........... Janet Jones Treasurer .... J ack Downs ............ Harold Goss Adviser --- .......,....,.,.. Miss Olive Woodward HAN DBOOK COMMITTEE HE Handbook Committee of the Student Council con- sists of four members and a chairman, Whose duty it is to gather material for, publish, and sell the Shaw Handbook. These small red booklets are familiar to every Shaw student as they contain useful information on many points concerned with the organization and operation of the school. A sales campaign is held once every semester. LOST AND FOUND ONVENIENTLY located in front of the Student Council office is the Lost and Found, one of the most useful projects of the council. A committee appoints one monitor for each period during the school day, as well as before and after school. On sheets of paper marked Lost Articles or Found Articles , each mislaid object is re- corded by the monitor in charge. Each year the committee holds a clean-up sale at which long-unclaimed articles may be purchased by the students. Show lobby Projection booth Exit Attendance office Cafeteria Library Student Council seventy-five Lotophagi Club - - - seventy-six L First Semester Second Semester President .......... -.--.Doris DuBuc ..... --- Martha Bischoff Vice-President .....-e,. Stuart Schaffner --- --- Stuart Schaffner Secretary-Treasurer' rr.. Lillian Messner --- ...... Doris Coveney Librarian .,a....... . -- Frank Daykin --- ........... J. V. Duff Adviser --- ..........m...-..,u.. --- Miss Madge Lindsay RGANIZED fourteen years ago by the boys in one of Miss Lindsay's senior English classes, the Lotophagi Club is one of the oldest clubs in Shaw. Its aim is to aid in the development of creative Writing. In order to become a member of this organization an applicant must first submit a manuscript to be accepted by the club. The members bring their literary attemps to the meetings Where they are criticised. When the Shuttle, a monthly magazine, Was in existence at Shaw, the students enjoyed the opportunity of publishing their Work. This past fall a discussion on play writing was held by several speakers, one of Whom was Miss Nellie McCaslin, a former member of the club, who described her Work in dramatics at Flora Stone Mather. Patricia Bateman Mary Beatty Martha Bischoff George Bryan Ethel Cannon Frank Cavano Catherine Colnon Frank Daykin Doris DuBuc J. V. Duff Grace Essell Clifford Finch Mary Jane Flum Barbara Keith Roberta Kennedy Jeanne Kibler Hildred Lintner Lillian Messner Jeanne Mihalcik Shirley Rowlands Stuart Schaffner Phyllis Steinfurth Jean Unger Jeanne Warnke Marjorie Webster Bernice Weingart Mary Wilcox Muriel Wolf John Morgan - - - Dramatic Club A First Semester ' Second Semester President ....... - - - .Don Herron ....... ...... J ean Koncana Vice-President .... .... V irginia Davidson - - - -- - Virginia Davidson Seeretary ....... - - - Vera J eddy ...... ...... V era J eddy Treasurer-U ---- John De Silvey --- --- John De Silvey Adviser ---- --- ------------------------------- Miss Lois Dean ANKING high among Shavv's major organizations, the Dramatic Club offers to every student at Shaw an opportunity to participate in plays and provides entertainment for those who are less talented. The programs at the meetings consist of groups of one-act plays which are given by the members of the Dramatic Club. Among these presented this year were The Bugman , Rest and Quiet , and Bottled in Bond . The Dramatic Club participated in the Christmas program which was presented this year. The main point of interest to the student body in connection with Shaw dramatics is the annual mid-year play. This year's presentation was The Second Fiddle , a story of the dilemma of a young man who found himself in trouble. Executive Committee Dorothy Bauman Phyllis Slater Jean Koncana Virginia Appleton Robert Wasserlein Betsy King SECOND FIDDLE Cast of Characters Minnie ---------- ---- -------- - ------- -- ---- Aunt Marion ---- ---.----- .------. - - ---- Joan ---..----- Wilbur --.--- Janet ---- Harold ---- . Dorothy ------ Mrs. Keeler ---- Mr. Crouch Vera Jeddy Dorothy Bauman Jean Koncana Orbison Thomas Virginia Davidson Dick Boester Margaret Thorpe Molly Hatfield Dick Phelps severity-seven Latin Club - - - seventy-eight l First Semester Second Semester President ....... - - -Ruth Derhammer- - - - - -Ruth Derhammer Vice-President .... - - - -Patricia Tennent .... .... P atricia Tennent Secretary ...... - - - Lois Wissman - - - - - - Dorothy Tredway Treasurer .... .... J . V. Duff ..... ............. J . V. Duff Adviser ............... ............. - - - - -Miss Linnie Arnold OVEMBER 29, 1932 is a date of importance in the history of Shaw extra-curricular activities, for it marks the first official meeting of the well-known Societas Latina Shaviensisn, the Shaw Latin Society. Since then, under the guidance of Miss Linnie Arnold, it has become an integral part of Shaw life. It is informally known as the Latin Club. The club's motto is Eacere Quam Dicere, - To do rather than to say. Meetings, which take place every other Tuesday during the school year, generally consist of programs dealing either with Latin itself or having Latin backgrounds. Every year a Latin play is given, and a picnic is enjoyed. Membership consists of those persons Who enjoy Latin for Latin's sake with many intending to make good use of the knowledge thereby ob- tained. It has always been customary for this organization to participate in charitable activities. Mary McGiffin George Meisel Patricia Neary Nancy Nilsson Anne Olson Dorothy Reed Eleanor Ris Kay Rowland Marguerite Rupnow Stuart Schaffner Irving Seidman Myrtle Sheridan Eleanor Smith Juanita Bollinger Jean Cunningham Ruth Derhammer Lorna Davies J. V. Duff Elaine Glass Peggy Goodwin Marion Hurst Vera Jeddy Mary Kappus Barbara. Keith Gayle Longsdorf Olive Marsh Martha Snatko Edith Somershield Marguerite Spach Phyllis Steinfurth Patricia Tennent Bob Thomas Marjorie Tissot Dorothy Tredway Margaret Tuckerman Jean Unger John Vllilliams Lois Wissman Maryalyse Zesiger French Club First Semester Second Semester President ...... --,Lillian Uson ....-. ,...,,. J anet Wells Vice-Presidenf-u ---Madelyn Nicholas -- -- Charlotte Sutcliffe Secretary ........ ---Janet Wells ------- --- Martha Bischoff Treasurer ---- Louise Geffine ---- ---- L ouise Geffine Adviser ------- ---------------------- --- Miss Janet Jones E Cercle Francais, more often referred to as the French Club, has been active for about six years. The purpose of this club is to help its members to increase their fluency in speaking French, and better to acquaint them with the history, current events, and people of France. A very satisfactory point system is used by this organization in help- ing to determine the standing of members. Since a minimum of 75 points is necessary for one to be in the Shuttle picture, it induces everyone to participate in the club activities, making the meetings lively and enter- taining. Talks, weekly forums, and the playing of French games make up the programs. The two outstanding social events of this club are its annual dinner held at the end of the first semester, and its picnic at the end of the second semester. Nelda Byrum Shirley Cartwright Doris Coveney Mary Louise Craytor Frank Daykin Gwenda. Evans Josephine Friedman Margaret Gaffney Louise Geifine Elaine Gogolick Jean Hagedorn Jane I-Ialpin Elaine Hartong Margit Karlsson Marian Krug Marguerite Leadrach Ruth E. Loomis Ruth Mattis Virginia Reeves Jean Roberts Eloise Rom Lewis Swingley Eileen Walsh Bernice Weingart Ellen Wendt Muriel Wolf seven! y-nine German Club - - - eighty First Semester Second Semester President ,...,v, ---David Merriell -- -- Bill Tuckerman Vice-President --------- Harriet Hopkins -- ---- Harriet Hopkins Secretary-Treasurer ---- Armella Conn --- ---------- Armella Conn Adviser -------------- - -------------- ---Miss Olive Woodward HE German Club was organized in 1928 as Der Deutsche Vereinf' Under the supervision of Miss Woodward, its meetings are conducted in German, helping the students to acquire a speaking knowledge of the language, particularly of words and phrases used in parliamentary prac- tice. Even the club's minutes are kept in the language it is studying. The entertainments include short German stories and plays, as well as German games, talks on Germany, and the singing of German songs. Membership is limited to second-year students. Armella Conn Monroe Deutsch Grace Essell Eleanor Gottschalt VVinifred Gottschalt Ruth Garber Jack He-iss Harriet Hopkins Mary Hughes Warren Kocher David Merriell Lydia Molzan Philip Schmidt Bill Tuckerman Vera Wiegand Elizabeth Zaleczky Globe Trotters' Club First Semester President ......... ---,Doris Du Buc --- Vice-President .-..----- Clarence Finn ---- Secretary-Treasurer -... Arline Wapperer Adviser ----- Second Semester --- Arline Wapperer ----- Harry Lindsey --- Marjorie Schwartz --- Miss Anna Soutar OR the last three years, the Globe Trotters' Club has brought enter- tainment and enjoyment to many Shaw students interested in geog- raphy and travel. In planning their programs, the committee tries to fuliill the club's purpose, that is, to promote the pupils' interest in travel and the world in which we live. Thus, during their meetings, they have speakers who have traveled to the four corners of the earth, while at other times members tell about trips they would like to make, their possible route, and what they would like to see. With these talks, slides and moving pictures are shown. Two of the most important events of the club are the planning of the Christmas basket, and the holding of the annual picnic. Gordon Bennett Bob Carlson Doris DuBuc Helen Fathauer Clarence Finn James Fuller Sidney Harris Bob Kagy Barbara Keith Harry Lindsey Marion Millsop Betty Lou Minor Jean Moore Gertrude Morse Betty Oswald Don Perrotti Elmer Pesta Jean Renfrew Doris White Marjorie Schwartz Gertrude Secrest Venus Sedmak Georgiana Sivik Ruth Skeggs Charlotte Smith Marcia Smith Theresa Son Arline Wapperer Bernice Weingart Bob Ulrich Mae White eighty-one History Club - . - l eighty-two l First Semester Second Semester President ....... - - - .Margaret Weller - - - ...... Paul Isley Vice-President .... .... D oris DuBuc ..... ..... J anet Jones Secretary ..... ---Ethel Cannon ------- --- Marjorie Tissot Treasurer- - - ---- Lois Umstead .-------- - - - Harriet French Adviser ---------- ---- M r. Edward Struggles --- --- Mrs. Helen Craig NY student having a grade of C+ or better in history is eligible to join the Shaw History Club, organized to create and maintain an interest in history, past and present. As a result of the death of Mr. Edward Struggles, Mrs. Helen Craig has become the adviser for the club. The meetings, held every two Weeks, are conducted according to the parliamentary law of the club. After the business of the meeting has been transacted, a program, prepared by a special committee, follows. These programs consist of reports on places which various students have visited. Among other speakers, Miss Barnaby gave a talk on world history. During the course of the years the members have conducted prelimin- ary presidential elections, have made trips to Cuyahoga County Court House, and to the Warrensville reformatory, and have held a joint meeting with the Heights History Club. Dale Ankeney Muriel Blakely Bob Bullock Charles Cannon Ethel Cannon Eleanor Carabelli Ethelyn Dossett Doris DuBuc Margery Ellis Louise Emerson Gwenda Evans Elsie Ferguson Harriet French Clayton George Ellison Griffin Robert Griffith Christine Hecht Margery Helman Paul Isley June Jack Janet Jones Elizabeth Kast Frances Kinnison June Kovachy Joan Morris Ann Musgrave Don Rupp Jean Somers Margaret Thorpe Marjorie Tissot Lois Umstead Margaret Weller Stewart Williams - - - Law Club First Semester Second Semester President ....... ---Ethel Cannon --- --- Ellison Griffin Vice-President ........ .June Sarver ...... --- Richard Ruggles S6CT6ffl1'?1 .--.... ---.Grace Essell ....... ..-.. B ob Cannon Treasurer .-.-.-.----.- Genevive Ambrose --- --- Martha Snatko Pwymm Chairman ---- -Mary Beatty ...-..-. --.-. D avid Miller Adviser ---------. -..........-. - --Mr. L. M. Hazen N a very short time the Shaw Law Club has become one of Shaw's more prominent clubs. The Law Club, for both boys and girls, was organ- ized With the purpose of giving students a basic insight in civil and criminal law. In carrying out its purpose the club has been host to an ex-congressman, lawyers, and other prominent men, who have spoken on many phases of law. The programs held during the Law Club meetings prove very inter- esting as a result of the efforts of a committee whose duty it is to arrange them. The Law Club, although a comparatively new organization at Shaw, has grown rapidly. Membership in the club is not limited to those taking the law course but is open to all who wish to join. Florence Adams Virginia Gentile June Sarver Genevieve Ambrose Ellison Griffin Karl Schmidt Mary Beatty Lois Jack Gertrude Secrest Grace Blank: Bernice Kemper Sallie Shaft Ethel Cannon Lois Lash Ruth Story Doris Du Buc Grace Essell Jeanne Evans Ruth Fursdon Lawrence Rabeck Edith Regal Jean Renfrew John Roberts Jessie Taylor Dorothy Tho-mpson Leroy Waltz Bernice Weingart eighty-three Debate Club - - - eighty-four First Semester Second Semester President ........ ---.CliEord Finch ...... --- Esther McKechnie Vice-President .... .... E sther McKechnie ..M. ....... J oe Slater Secretary ...... - - - Vera J eddy ........ ....... V era J eddy Treasurer .... .... J oe Slater --- .... Ruth Derhammer Adviser ...... ................................... M iss Lois Crank NE of the oldest organizations at Shaw, the Debate Club, sponsors inter-mural and inter-scholastic contests in debating, oratory, and extemporary speaking throughout the year. At the end of each semester, on honor day, the club awards pins and gavels to the Winners of the inter- mural debating and speech contests. In furthering the interests of the club, contacts are established with other schools, and the club members sometimes visit other schools to see what is being done in speech work. Through the club, a chapter of the Na- tional Forensic League, which holds a national contest in speech Work, has been organized. Membership in the National Forensic League is obtained through a point system in Which points are given for inter-scholastic speech work. Joe Thiel Won all laurels in extemporary speaking this year, Winning first place in the Lake Erie extempore speech contest. The debate team met Wooster, Niles, Canton, Struthers, Kent and Brush in tune-up debates and succeeded in winning more than fifty per cent of them. In Western Reserve Debate League competition Shaw en- joyed great success defeating Collinwood, Heights, Holy Name, and Brush. MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Harry Pickering Donald Root Edward Starrett Phillip Lopatnikov Joe Thiel George Meisel Jay Ankeney Harold Cowan Clifford Finch Richard Wallace Art Club l P'r'6Side7'LZf ......... - - , - , , Jean Moodey Vice-President ...-... , - w,,--,,--,-- Eleanor ROSS Secretary-Treasurer ..... - , .-,,,.,..., Inga Storm Adviser .......... - - ............... . .... Miss Marian Bright N 1922, the Shaw Art Club was organized to further the interest of Shaw students in art of all kinds. Membership in the club, not being re- stricted to those taking art as a major subject, is open to every Shaw student. The members of the Art Club make posters and signs announcing events at Shaw such as sport events, concerts, stage productions, and social affairs. They also paint stage settings and scenery to be used in Shaw productions. In this Way the club is of great service to the school. At Christmas the club works in metal-craft, pottery, and greeting cards, all designed by the students. Last Christmas the club held a very successful greeting-card sale. Occasionally articles produced by students are offered for sale. One of the club's most recent projects was that of soap sculpturing in which the members made many amusing and distinctive figures. Martha Barnhill Mary Jane Beeler Elizabeth Behrend Lawrence Burns Martin Van Buren Ruth Busch Jean Dornbirer Elsie Matthias Jean Moodey Robert Niece Eleanor Ross Jayson Schoener Jean Somers Inga Storm Janet Thomson Mike Trivisonno Lois Walker Earl Watkins Martha Williams eighty-,Eve Senior Friendship Club eighty-six President ....... Vice-President ..,. .-.. Secretary ........ First Semester .Eileen McMorris Frances Kinnison Second Semester Barbara Wiseley - - - - - Frances Kinnison Janet Jones ...... ....... J anet Jones Treasurer .......,..... Margaret Righter I nter-club council - - - - - - Margaret Righter representative .... Barbara Wiseley .... --- --- Molly Hatfield Ring-group chairman ---Lois Walker ...... ............. L ois Walker Adviser ............... ...................... M iss Elizabeth Wenger HE Senior Friendship Club offers to the members of the Junior and Senior classes of Shaw an opportunity to become acquainted with those girls whom they do not meet in classrooms. During the past year this club has sponsored several dances and sent baskets of food to needy families during the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons. In November the Friendship Club united with the Hi-Y to give the second annual Senior Friendship Club-Hi-Y dinner. Many speakers, including Rev. Howard Wells, who spoke on Armistice day, Miss Elizabeth Kardos, from the Darvis School of Fashion, who spoke on fashion, and Miss Mary Penberthy, who spoke on charm, have addressed the club. The Ring Group, made up of girls intensely interested in the Y. W. C. A.,-has visited many interesting places among which are Chinatown, the Harvey kitchens, and churches of different sects. At the end of the year, at a formal ceremony, Girl Reserve rings are awarded to members of the Ring Group. Ruth Henderson Martha Bischoff Doris Coveney Molly Hatfield Janet Heckler Ring Group Ruth Higbee Ruth E. Loomis Ruth Mattis A th M ga 2. urry Mildred Osborne Myrtle Sheridan Harriet Sprague Lois Walker Janet Wells Martha Williams Sophomore Friendship Club First Semester Second Semester President ....... .... . Joan Pur Dun ...... ,H Mary Malgney Vice-President ........ .Mary Maloney ...-..,.. ,H Virginia, Esch Secretary ............. .Phyllis Chamberlain --- ........ Betsy King Treasurer ............. Jeanne Retz ......... ..-. R oberta Blauman Council Representative-.Elizabeth Izant .... .- --- Barbara Stephenson Program Chairman .... Frances Thompson --- .-....., J oan Morris Social Chairman ....... .Paulina Reaghart .... --- Mary Hammond Service Chairman ...... Margaret Mericle --- .... Doris Schwartz Publicity Chairman .... Betsy King ....... --- Nancy Armstrong Music Chairman ....... -Marion Hurst .... .... L illian Moeller World Fellowship Chairman ..-........ Ruth Blake ....... - ........ Evelyn Eggleston Adviser ..................................s. Miss Harriet Carpenter HE one branch of the East Cleveland Y. W. C. A. which is endeavoring to create and maintain friendship among the girls, not only of Shaw but also of the whole community, is the Sophomore Friendship Club. Members of the Sophomore Friendship Club consist of any Sopho- more girls who wish to join. Upon becoming Juniors and Seniors, they may enter the Senior Friendship Club. Recognition services are held an- nually for new members. Following these services, mother and daughter teas are held in the cafeteria. The entire club meets every other weekg a cabinet meeting being held the alternate week. Some of their programs have included such speakers as Miss Florence LaGanke on personal charm, Miss Kennan on Latin customs, and Miss Gill, of the Higbee Company, on makeup. A style show was another distinctive feature. Large baskets were sent to needy families at Thanksgiving and Christ- mas. A joint meeting of the Sophomore and Senior Friendship Clubs was held last Christmas. The program consisted of a short play called f'No Christmas for Horace in which the girls of both clubs participated. eighty-seven Philomatheian Club - . . 1 l eighty-eight PT9-9id9'VH5 -----------------.-.-..... -................. O live Marsh Vice-President -H ,-,---- Lois Walker S6CV6f0l'U ------ --- Myrtle Sheridan Treasurer .-.-...... .... M artha Bischoff Program Chairman --- .,., - 0 ,,---,,--- J ang Halpin Aflvi-961' ..--............-... , ................. Miss Mary Morrison NE of Shaw's largest organizations, The Philomatheian Club, has for the last six years aforded instructive enjoyment to those interested in reading for pleasure. The club was organized to promote interest in the following subjects: science, drama, history, travel, fiction, and bi- ography. For each of these there is a standing committee provided for in the club's constitution. Programs are prepared by each committee in turn. Thus, if one day the subject is history, there will be reports with discussion on recent out- standing books on history, another afternoon, the subject may be bi- ography. In this manner much of the best modern literature is made ma- terial for discussion and comment. Occasional teas are held during the year and lecturers sometimes talk on various subjects. Like other clubs, the Philomatheian Club holds taffy sales and donates Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets to needy families. At the close of each year, as a grand finale, it holds a picnic or theater party. Florence Adams Genevieve Ambrose Mary Beatty Shirley Beeman Ruth Berkey Martha. Bischoff Shirley Collier Pamela. Cowan June Davis Helen Fathauer Louise Geffine Jane Halpin Molly Hatfield Hazel Hay Elizabeth Izant Barbara Keith Jeanne Kibler Norma Lamont Gayle Longsdorf Constance Lynch Rita Maitland Olive Marsh Marian Martinson Ruth Mattis Nancy McKay Jean Mihalcik Betty Lou Minor Lydia Molzan Alice Montgomery Agatha Murry Betty Myer Muriel Porz Betty Ralph June Sarver Marjorie Schwartz Myrtle Sheridan Roslyn Sperber Frances Sutkus Virginia Taylor Dorothy Thomas Lois Walker Marjorie Webster Doris Westcott Rita Wilson Lois Wissman Catherine Jeremiah Ray Rogers - - - A Capella Choir HE A Capella Choir, most advanced vocal group at Shaw, consists of Shaw students who are not only interested in music, but who also attend chorus classes five times a week. In an effort to raise money to buy robes for the choir, the members presented a comic operetta, Tulip Time . Some of those who had im- portant roles are: Violet Peterson, Esther McKechnie, Harriet Hopkins, Wallace Metzger, Elmer Pesta, Jack Lee, Bob Dysert, Lillian Whipple, Jack Spate, and Shirley Morris. As is the custom, the choir sang at the mid-year and June commence- ments. Among its other accomplishments, the A Capella Choir sang at the Christmas program, and presented a broadcast over station WHK, February 13. The senior choir participated in the Lake Erie League Music Festival ' at Lakewood on March 13, and in the Greater Cleveland Music Cointeslt April 30. The choir also took a large part in the Spring Concert presented at Shaw during April. The group meets under direction of Miss Florence Shaffer, and is ac- companied by Gordon Hoddinott and Jeanne Mihalcik. Paul Baisch Jane Bemis James Blair Dick Bottenus Henry Broadfield Virginia Christopher Gerald Clarke Ted Correll Bill Dagley Betty Dickinson Marion Dole Bob Dysert Ruth Engstrom Elizabeth Ennes James Friel Lois Hamilton Dolores Hammarstro Wallace Judd Jane Little Jack Lee Gayle Longsdorf Kathleen Mc:Gee Esther McKechnie Eleanor McKee Jack McMillan Wallace Metzger Jeanne Mihalcik Betty Lou Minor Lydia Molzan Shirley Morris Kenneth Morris Elmer Pe-sta Violet Peterson In , Mary Hirst Eldon Raybon Geraldine Hoffman Harriet Hopkins Lois Jack Viola Reese Bill Rogers Don Rupp Myrtle Sheridan Concetta Siena Ray Simmons Carl Skonieczka Eleanor Smith Ruth Sonville Jack Spate Harriet Stahler Eleanor Sterrett Eleanor Sua Dan Sullivan Don Temple Allan Thomson Barbara Traughb BI' Margaret Tuckerman Gene Ward Harry Wilson Lillian Whipple Oscar White Girls' Glee Club - - - ninety l First Semester Second Semester President ...... .... G ayle Longsdorf --- --- Dolores Hammarstrom Vice-Presidernl - - - - --Betty Dickinson - - ...... Betty Dickinson Secretary ..... .... , Violet Peterson -- .... Jane Crawford Treasurer- - - - - -Eleanor Smith - - ---- Eleanor Smith Librarians ---- ---- I Lydia Molzan --..-- --- Myrtle Sheridan Esther McKechnie --- -- Shirley Webster Accompcmist ---- ------------------- - ,- ---------- Jane Halpin Adviser ..-..........-...-------------------- Miss Florence Shaffer NCE a week in Room B-11 a large group of girls, making up the Girls' Glee Club, holds its regular meeting. This organization is as old as Shaw. At each meeting, the girls present a program for the entertainment of the club members. At the end of the first semester the program took the form of a party in honor of the girlswho were graduating in the mid-year. The most important undertaking of the club was the holding of a dance last semester. Among other activities, the glee club took an im- portant part in the operetta, Tulip Time , most of the members singing and dancing in the chorus. Phyllis Allen Helen Fathauer Nancy McKay Myrtle Sheridan Betty Angel Audrey Frey Esther McKechnie Dorothy Smith Marion Bailey Esther Gimp Kathleen McGee Eleanor Smith Virginia Bailey Anna Good Audrey Messner Ruth Sonville Dorothy Beard Cecilia Griggs Betty Lou Minor Elaine Stange Joyce Bennett Jane Halpin Lydia Molzan Eleanor Sterrett Juanita Bollinger Dolores Hammarstrom Shirley Morris Ruth Swanson Rose Coveney Hazel Hay Elizabeth Nelms Lois Tomlinson Jane Crawford Winifred Hecht Dorothy Niederst Virginia Turk Mary Louise Craytor Mary Hirst Geraldine Oris Martha Walsh Dorothy Dick Harriet Hopkins Violet Peterson Gene Ward Betty Dickinson Catherine Jeremiah Violet Pierrou Shirley Webster Josephine Donato Gayle Longsdorf Muriel Porz Dorothy West Marion Dole Constance Lynch Viola Reece Margaret White Ruth Engstrom Mary McGiffin Virginia Reeves - - - Boys' Glee Club President ......... ...., J ack Spate Vice-President ...... - Paul Williams Secretary-Treasurer --- -- ,.-,,, Elmer Pesta Librarian ........ - .... .....,.,., R obert Last Aceompanist -- ..... Gordon Hoddinott Adviser .... ----Miss Florence Shaffer LL Shaw boys interested in music, and who enjoy singing meet once a Week in Room B-11. This group, the Boys' Glee Club, sings under the direction of Miss Florence Shaffer. The glee club was one of the first groups to organize at Shaw. The Boys' Glee Club took part in the operetta Tulip Time by sing- ing and dancing in the chorus. Since the operetta, practice for the big event of the year, the Spring Concert, has occupied many of the clubls spare moments. Indeed, for some Weeks prior to the Spring Concert, the boys have practiced on Tuesday and Thursday evenings of each week. One of the necessary services rendered by the members of the club during this year's Spring Concert was the special number While scenes were being changed. Paul Baisch Robert Boesch Dick Bottenus Gerald Clarke Gordon Dilts Bob Dysert Chalmer Ferris James Fried Howard Frohnapple l Morris Greenberg Richard Sprenger I Phillip Herter Edward Tankersley Jack Lee Jack Thomas Wallace Metzger Allan Thomson Harry Pickering Mike Trivisonno Bill Rogers Robert Ulrich Ray Rogers Robert Vogt Don Rupp Paul Williams Arthur Smith Jack Spate James Woodworth nine ty-one Crchestra - . . 'ninety-two OR the first time in the archives of Shaw instrumental music a Shaw orchestra has entered the bi-annual Greater Cleveland orchestra con- test. This was accomplished in the face of greater difficulties than any Shaw orchestra had ever faced. Asserts its director, Mr. Milton G. Nier- garth, Because of the difficulty of scheduling people for orchestra classes during the past few years its prominence in Shaw musical life has been lessening perceptibly, and rehearsing has been forced to take place after school. However, there is a very small orchestra class meeting every second period during the school week in the Band Room. More than two-thirds of the orchestra, which ordinarily consists of 35 musicians, are members of the bands, there being only eleven fmainly violinistsb who belong solely to the orchestra. For this reason the orches- tra has not been organized as a club. Its nominal duty is to provide music for plays, concerts, and commencement exercises. Eleven Shawites qualified for the national solo contests held at Colum- bus by ranking highest in their divisions in the Greater Cleveland solo competition. They were awarded places on a basis of one winner for every ten entries. They were: Vincent Pattie and Hildred Lintner, B-flat clar- inetg Paul Kluga, Bass clarinet, Irene Wood, E-flat clarinet, Richard Ruggles, oboeg Stanley Harris, violin, Sterling Beck and Harold Lynn, alto saxophone, Philip Herter, trumpetg Julian Leet, French horny and Jack Smith, tuba. Moreover, Dick Jones and Jack Tongring qualified as alternates in the drum-major and tenor-sax divisions. Shaw, with eleven winners and two alternates, had more national entries than any other Greater Cleveland school with the possible exception of John Adams. Wesley Fisher Lillian Moeller Don Price Ed Rosenberg Virginia Stifel Don Whitehouse Ruby Gettings Mildred Mulgfrew Winifred Gottschalt Mary Nutting Stanley Harris 0 Q Q Ban President ........................................ Richard Ruggles Vice-President ...................................... Vincent Pattie Secretary-Treasurer ........... ....-. ,...-,..... D a n Hanley Librarians ---,------ -------- ---- --------- J ll l lall LE-Bel? James Lewis Director .................................... Mr. Milton Niergarth NE hundred and eight Shaw students are members of Shaw's National Championship V363 Band which is considered the best band we've ever had at Shaw by its director, Mr. Milton G. Niergarth, who has oc- cupied that position since 1924. Instituted to promote a greater under- standing of good music and to improve individual abilities, it meets daily in two sections f7th and 8th periodsj in the Band Room on the western side of Shaw Avenue opposite the auditorium and technical building entrances. ' By virtue of winning first division rating last year the Shaw Band is already qualified to enter the next national band contest in 1937. At the present time the members of the band are doing some sight reading and laying the groundwork for next year's competition. Jack Tongring William Alden Robert C. Evans Kenneth Kagy Mildred Osborne Lois Aldrich Robert E. Evans Jeanette Kiefer Mae Patterson Rheta Alix Chalmer Ferris Arthur King Vincent Pattie Ruth Anderson Mary Jane Baldwin Sterling Beck Ralph Black Robert Blake Leo Bochicchio Eugene Bondy John Bosch Perry Bourell Howard Brehm Shirley Brown Carlton Clabaugh Harold Cowan Monroe Deutsch Jack Devor Evelyn Dossett Tom Dunstan Robert Esch Ralph Fox Raymond Fox Andrew Galayda Paul Kluga Ed Koehler Julian Leet Frances Goldberg Phyllis Leland Eleanor Gottschalt Harold Lewis Joan Grothe Gordon Hall Dan Hanley Theodore Hensge Philip Herter Robert Herter Burton Hitchcock John Houston Mary Hughes James Lewis Harold Lynn James MacBain Charles Magdsick Wesley Mattern Kenneth Mclntosh Dave Merriell Frank Merriell Howard Nickman Carl Hurd Arnold Nixon Mary Jaap Robert Nixon Donald Johnson Lindley Osborne Richard Phelps Martha Preston Lawrence Rabeck William Rauch Charles Rhodes Clarence Riewaldt Wallace Robb Burke Roberts Louis Schafer Jack Smith Helen Squire Carl Sundman Lewis Swingley Charles Taggart Robert Taylor Robert Thomas William Thompson Barbara Turk Jean Unger Irving Van Horn Neal Waldron John Walker Robert Waltz Lucy Webster Ruth White Leonard Wiclcert Dorothy Widing Vera Wiegand Warren Wiese John Williams Paul Williams Robert Winkler Mary Ellen Wiseley Paul Wiseley Irene Wood James Woodworth Dorothy Yount ninety three Physiology Club . . . ninety-four First Semester Second Semester President ....... .... L illian Uson ..... -,, Betty Lou Minor Vice-President .... .. .... Betty Lou Minor --- --- Mary Brittingham Secretary-Treasurer .... Violet Peterson --- ..... Agatha Murry Adviser ........... .............. - -- Mr. C. E. Pattison RGANIZED by students Wishing to learn more than is included in the high school course, the Physiology Club holds a position all its own among Shaw activities. The membership of the club has been limited to a very small number to enable it to Work more efficiently and to be able to visit hospitals and other points of interest. The club's programs include general discussions of anatomy, dissection, amoeba, bacteria, and diseases. Dr. C. C. Dundon spoke on tuberculosis at one meeting. Disease pro- cesses and new types of anesthesia have been two phases of physiology which have particularly interested this group. Freda Abrams Mary Brittingham Marion Dole Laura Flum Virginia Fulwider Sylvia Harmel Betty Lou Minor Philomena Monda Agatha Murry Violet Peterson Sallie Shaft Marcia Smith Lillian Uson - - - Shaw Society of Engineers Preszdent ........ .... . Vice-President Secretary ,.... Treasurer .... Program Manager ..... First Semester Philip Schmidt--- ---- Lester Symes - Stephen Lowry Morton Levy .--.- -William Phipps Admser -------...---.-.- Second Semester -William Phipps - - - ------ Bob Gifford - - - - - - Stephen Lowry - - - - Stephen Lowry William Phipps Mr. F. E. Williams O further the vocational interest in engineering the Shaw Society of Engineers meets to discuss advantages and disadvantages found in engineering fields. During the past year the club has visited several factories such as the Warner Sz Swasey, the Cleveland Tractor and the White Motor Com- panies, as well as attending the Steel Show. Mr. W. T. Clark, of the Electrical League Staff, has spoken on Electrical Engineering and Mr. W. H. Jarrett, from the Hemphill Diesel School, has talked on the marvels of Diesel engines at regular meetings. As a special project the club has been selling, within the school, copies of the Reacler's Digest at a reduced price. Gordon Bennett Daniel Biello Ted Correll Bob Gifford Roland Gogolick Morton Levy Stephen Lowry William Phipps Harry Pickering Karl Schmidt Philip Schmidt Lester Symes Irving Van Horn Edward Zorn 'ninety-five Chess and Checker Club - - . ninety-six First Semester Second Semester President .....-. ---.Lowell Oliphant ,- .,.. Lowell Oliphant Vice-President ...,..... Henry Green --- ........ J. V. Dui Secretary-Treasurer .... Billy Bemis --- .... Frank Daykin Adviser ............................... .. ...... --- Mr. John Snavely LTHOUGH the Chess and Checker Club was founded in the spring of '36 by Willis Liske, it is probably one of the best-known Shaw clubs. This may be traced to the club's habit of holding informal compe- tition and free teaching in the cafeteria nightly after school. The club's purpose, as specifically stated in the constitution, is the encouragement of chess and checkers and the bringing together of their players. Each semester a tournament to determine the outstanding players of Shaw who will form a team to compete with other schools is held. In the history of the club, Henry Green has yet to be successfully dethroned from the chess championship. Charles Meissner is the second semester checker champion. In interscholastic chess competition, John Adams has been met and conquered by a 9 to 6 margin, and an even split, 3 victories apiece, was garnered from Glenville. Bill Bemis Bob Carlson Mary Louise Craytor Sylvester D'Arco Frank Daykin Harry Desmond J. V. Duff Eugene Furst Clayton George Bob Gifford Henry Green Leo Hammer Brendan Healy Paul Heinmiller Benny Kelly John Lenox Walter Lenox Jack Means George Meisel Charles Meissner David Merriell Lowell Oliphant Frank Pearse John Roberts Richard Rose Bob Schnieder Fred Steger John Wilkison - - - Math Club First Semester Second Semester President ...... ---Alice Terwilliger -- -- Alice Terwilliger Vice-President --------- Molly Hatfield --- --- Molly Hatfield Secretary-Treasurer ---- Louis Sacha --- ------ Janet Heckler Adviser ---- .- ------- ------------ - -- Mr. Ralph Brown LTHOUGH the casual observer might expect to find only very scholarly individuals in a mathematics club, the Math Club of Shaw is made up of students who enjoy a bit of nonsense with the-ir figgers. The meetings often end in gay hilarity resulting from some ridiculous, perhaps impossible, problem. In its more serious moments the club has discussed cryptography, forms of higher mathematics, and short cuts. One serious discussion ended immediately when John Lenox, working a problem the long way, finished before Henry Green, who was demon- strating a short method. To pay for its picture in the Shuttle the club sponsored a taffy sale. The picnic in the spring, when even Mr. Brown forgets his dignity, is the big event of the entire year. Ted Correll Harold Cowan Ruth Derhammer Vincent De Stasio Torry Divoky Josephine Friedman Bob Gifford Norman Graves Henry Green Molly Hatfield Janet Heckler John Lenox Stephen Lowry Madelyn Nicholas Lowell Oliphant Harry Pickering Ray Rogers Bill Singer Edith Somershield Harriet Sprague Alice Terwilliger Florence Wilkison Jim Williams Barbara Wiseley ninety-seven Rifle Club . . . A T2 -. finff I . - dl C A A A l ninety-eight Qwwfdf V T , President -... Kg--- --- Clarence Riewaldt Vice-President ....... ---.-- ..... Richard James Secretary-Treasurer .......... .... N eal Waldron Adviser ............. -- Mr. B. G. Boggs HOUGH one of the Shaw's younger organizations, the Rifle Club has grown during the last few years. This club was organized to create an interest in marksmanship as a hobby which can be continually prac- ticed through the greater part of one's life. The meetings are held at Kirk Junior High School from seven until ten o'clock every Thursday evening. Each member brings to the meet- ings his own twenty-two caliber rifle and bullets. A small fee, collected at each meeting,is used to buy the official rifle targets which are used by all the members. Each meeting is a contest in itselfg the scores of the various members are averaged and those having the highest averages make up a team. Clarence Riewaldt and Francis Fisher have shot perfect scores several times. Those who are not on the team have been improving continually in their marksmanship. A meet with West High School was won by Shaw by the score of 846 to 783. Charles Cannon Ken Ccckram Hank Damm Bill Davis Dick Dennis Jack Devor Louis Dunning Bob Edwards Bob Esch Francis Fisher Dale Fleek Bob Harrison Desmond Harry Gunnar Jagdm-ann Richard James Jim Johnston Jack McCalligan Paul Patram Lawrence Rabeck Frank Randel Clarence Riewaldt Richard Rose Ross Stewart James Swisher Orbison Thomas Kenneth VanWoert Harold Vokoun Neal Waldron Bobl Walsh Bob Waltz James Wheeler Harry Wilson Arthur Yerty . . . Photographic Club President ...... - --- Lawrence Cable Vice-President --- ........ Dick Jones Secretary ...... ........ J ames Nassau Adviser .... --- Mr. Oliver N. Craig N 1933 a group of Shawites, in order to promote and encourage interest in photography, organized the Photography Club. Each member brings his camera to the meetings where, if he is an old member, he describes his camera to the new members. If, however, the member is new and there is something about his camera he does not understand he sets this before the other members who explain it to him Mr. Craig frequently explains the method of developing films to the club. He also demonstrates the fine points of picture taking and developing. These include the angles for picture taking, lighting, enlarging, and vari- ous qualities of paper used for pictures. The members also have taken short trips to locations where they can get various types of photographs: for instance, a picture of a large bridge or of a landscape. The club has visited the Eastman Kodak Company, Nela Park, Case Observatory and other places of interest. Lawrence Cable Robert Gifford Robert Imboden Dick Jones James Nassau Bill Plain Karl Schmidt Roland Stanley George Webster Edward W'illia,ms James Williams Earl Wilson I ninety-nine N N E ex xx I-li-Y Club 5 one hmzdred Halcyon Dale Ankeney Robe1't Blake Monroe Deutsch Milton Hope James Lewis Bob Lupton Arnold Nixon Robert Nixon Dick Ruggles Stuart Schaffner Kenneth Sehreck Glenn Smith Jack Spilka Herbert Splittorf Warren Wiese Paul Wiseley Donald NVoodrufT Herbert Zorn Mazda Dick Boester Phil Brooksmith George Bryan Mario Buzzelli Bob Cleverly Bob Conover Bill Corbett Charles Eder Warren Foster James Grubb Gilbert Kalstrom David Miller Douglas Mussell Guy Norton John Rodman Louis Spanos Don Turk OFFICERS ARGUS HALCYON TALA COPAINE ECAOWASIN MAZDA l AMIGOS l l Tala Bill Alden Lawrence Cable Ted Correll Chalmer Ferris Oliver Fix Ralph Fox Raymond Fox Clayton Heinlen Richard James Stephen Lowry John Nelms Lowell Oliphant Allard Rosen Jack Smith Bill Sneller Don Stewart Bob Teasdale Charles Traughber President ....... - - -. Vice-President Secretary .-...-. - - -. . . . I-li-Y Club First Semester Harold Goss .... Don Herron ..... Richard Ruggles Second Semester Richard Ruggles ------ Jack Downs --- Richard James Treasurer .... William Cleland --- ......... Robert Edwards Adviser ..... ..................... - -- Mr. F. E. Williams GG LEAN speech-clean sports-clean scholarship and clean living. Simply and concisely, these words, the motto of the Shaw Hi-Y, express the very essence of that organization which was founded in 1921 by Mr. E. V. Rasmussen to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Today the Hi-Y consists of seven chapters and boasts of a member- ship of over 140 Shaw students. The past January 11 marks the date of greatest attendance in the history of the club. Average attendance is approximately fifteen to eighteen members per club. Each spring the Hi-Y sponsors a show with each of the chapters par- ticipating in separate, self-originated skits. In past years these shows have been outstanding successes and have, more than anything else, brought East Cleveland to take proper notice of its premier youths' organ- ization. Every semester the club publishes a program of coming events, and during the spring holds swimming and baseball tournaments. Harold Goss, former president of the combined chapters has been suc- cessively elevated to the leadership of the city and state Hi-Y councils, an honor reflecting greatly upon himself and the Hi-Y. Argus Bill Allen Ralph Anthony Franklin Birt James Blair Robert Boak William Culver John DeSilvey Paul Eichenberger James Givens Jerry Miller Robert Miller Douglas Nickell Paul Patram Frank Randel Bill Rogers Art Sansom Jack Smart Charles Stoll Martin Van Buren Walter Wagener Jerry Watt William Whitney Roy Boehringer Emerson Duricky Bill Eden Robert Gilcher Paul Heinmiller Ecaowasin Jack Campbell Carlton Clahaugh Henry Birnbaum Howard Brehm Bruce Gottrcn Bob Griffith Bob Hambly Dan Hanley Bob Harris Bob Isley Paul Isley Bill Kavanaugh Don Lash Ed Merlin Jack Messner John Morgan Dick Neale James Reding Don Rupp Paul Sweeney Bud Taylor Bob Tresch Stewart Williams Amigos Dick Jones Jack Nolan Robert Kidd Ray Rogers Copaine Jay Ankeney John Bernier Bill Cleland Jack Downs Robert Edwards Bob' Eidenier Bill Frew Harold Goss Roy Goss Bill Haker Bill Halliday John Houston Bill Lehecka Arthur Madden Don Mcllrath Edward Rasmussen Max Meltzer Jack Starbuck Kenneth Talbott Jack Tongring Herbert Walker John Walker Edward Tankersley Warner Tuckerman Bill Tuckerman Jim Williams Bill Williams one hundred and mme Stamp Club - - . First Semester Second Semester President ....... .... . Bob McNamara -U -.,.., Jack Means Vice-President ......... Jack Means ..... .... E ugene Furst Secretary ....... .... N ancy McKay ,-- --- Nancy McKay Treasurer ..... ..... L ouis Sacha --- ..... Nancy McKay Adviser .... -- ........... -- Miss Anna Devney S a very instructive organization the Shaw Stamp Club gives its mem- bers an opportunity to acquaint themselves with the various phases of collecting and manufacturing postage stamps. The members of this club include not only advanced but also beginning stamp collectors. After the business of the club has been transacted, the members dis- cuss new issues of stamps or talk about favorite stamps. The programs also feature trading, reading of articles and, for diversion, a few games. To create an outside interest in the activities of the club, the members have placed several stamp exhibits in the display cases in the front hall. During National Philatelic Week in November they exhibited several more general displays including books on stamps, as Well as many unusual stamps, catalogs, and magazines. Eugene Furst Jack Means Clayton George David Merricll Leo Hammer, Louis Sacha Robert Mason Roland Stanley Bob McNamara Ben Thorward Nancy McKay David VVells one hundred. and two Activities O O O MISS ANNA SOUTAR Mmlesty is the height of virtue. B. RICLPII Perhaps one--way traffiv in the hulls wmxlml simpli matters, yes no? GYM-JAMS We're never boreal with Jim . A CHEMISTRY CLASS Formaldehyde, formaldehyde, Formaldehyde, oh, formaldehyde iso whz1tYb MISS MQWEBB Sore nose, sore toes Are woes she knowsw, BUZZ, BUZZ Your neck's like 11 typewriter. VVhy7 Because it's Under wood. ONE TYPING CLASS What a touching system. FROM GYM-JAMS We're boss to our crew, But we're Popeyes to you! GEOGRAPHY CLASS Ein, zwei, drei, We joined Ge-oxr' class to sue the world, NATURE HIKES Nobody loves me: I'm going into the womls :md eat worms. .ff 2 V! P55 0 22 z 1 gf -4 E1 ,, , X W 1 Heavyweight Football - . . l one hundred and six Coach ........... --- Mr. Trevor Rees Assistant Coach --- -- Mr. Martin Loftus Captain ......... ...... J erry Cadiou Managers --- U- Norman Atchison Jack Spilka ED by the spectacular tackling of Howard Chappell on the defensive J and great open-field running of Captain Jerry Cadiou on the of- fensive, the Shaw heavyweight football squad staged a smashing come- back this year. The Black and Red players won five and lost three games. With a fine show of spirit, after being beaten by Elyria, our boys returned home and gave both Lakewood and Lorain thorough trouncings. This year Mr. Trevor Rees, a former All-American end from Ohio State, and Mr. Martin Loftus, of Baldwin-Wallace, took the coaching po- sitions, infusing a new enthusiasm into the team and its supporters. Abdalian Chappell Hinton Rogers Bateman Cook Martineau Shafer Berkey Dagley McCoy Skonieczka Blft De Julius McGinnis Smith Blschoff De Palma Nolish Spanos 33556 u E dney Norton L 'X Stevens Bryjlf S Elson Oliphant s smut Cadiou Evans Phelps it Suilmt Campbell Fix Ring Thml Carlson Gordon Roberts - Tresch Shaw H- ,,.,..,. Shaker 6 Shaw ,--- .... A kron East 6 Shaw ,,,, --- Collinwood 0 Shaw -.-- ,....,... E lyria 18 Shaw ---- .-....., L ak6W00d 6 1 Shaw ---- ,,,-,,,,..,- L orain 0 Shaw .... .... C anton-Lehman 0 Shaw --, ,,.,,,... Heights 7 . - - Lightweight Football ' Mew' we fwfr Coach ........................ ...... - - Mr. Noah Nunemaker Assistant-coach ....... ........ - - -- Mr. Douglas Vivian Manager ......- .... ....... B i ll Culver T the close of the 1936 football season, Shaw's lightweight team had chalked up its sixth Lake Erie League championship. When the football season first began, Coaches N unemaker and Vivian had to build up a new team as none of the lettermen returned this year. The results were evidence of the time and energy spent in practice. The lighties met with only one defeat handed them by a powerful, hard-fighting Parma eleven. They played through the league games with success, being beaten by none and tied only by Heights in the last game of the season Gold Footballs and Letters Charles Ranallo Paul Sweeney I Russell Carlson Jack Rinebolt Bob Teasdale Bill Culver Art Sansom Bob! Eidenier Blu Sneuel' Reserves Harry Gaudio Ch21'19S Tfaughbel' George Bressler Bruce Gottron Bob Cannon Jack Gugliemotta L9tte7 'm'm Armand Caminati Bob Hambly Lawrence Burns Bill Cleland Bob Harris Clarence Carlin Wallace Custer Bill Lehecka Jack Downs Bill Griffin Carl Ludwig Clayton Heinlen Arthur Kuebler Dave Marinelli Carl Jarzynski Alden Long Russell Maulorico Don Perrotti Art Madden Max Meltzer Q ' Richard Phelps Jerry Miller Ed Merlin 'Robert Schroeder Martin Van Buren ' Shaw 6 .... ............ C ollinwood Reserves 0 Shaw 26 .... 1 ........... Chardon 0 Shaw 0 .... ............ P arma 13 Shaw 27 .... ..... E lyria 0 Shaw 43 -- -,--- Lakewood 0 Shaw 19 .... ....... L orain 0 Shaw 6 --- .... Heights 6 one hundred and seven Basketball - - - Captain -- ..... Jack Shafer Manager -- --- Dan Lopatnikov Coach .... -- Mr. Trevor Rees ED by the high-scoring center, Tom Stahre, and the flashy forward, Jack Messner, the Shaw heavyweight basketball team completed its season with a victory at the expense of University School. The final record was ten games won and five lost. Walter Karpy, star forward, suffered an arm injury which handicapped the team. This team was coached by Trevor Rees, because of the illness of Mr. Wisecup. The outstanding events of the season were the iirst Heights game and the first Lakewood game, in which the team held Whitey Bocora, star Lakewood forward, to thirteen points. Sh .... --- E l'd C t 1 Armand D'Anna Shaw mflfl-- 3,575-Le Francis Fisher Shaw ....... .Brush Clayton Heinlen S233 --- C0u?J1W0Qd ----- oram Walter Karpy Shaw -- Heights Jack Messnef Shaw -- Lakewood Fred Rothaermal Shaw ......... Elyria Merlin Scharer Shaw ---- ---------- S h9'k?1' Jack Shafer 22311 'vfzgafg'RI3ZZ?L'l Tom Stahfe shaw .... ......... H eights Bob Tresch Shaw ,,,, ,..,-..,,,,,, E lyria, Herbert Walker Shaw ---- ------- 1 --- Lakewood Shaw University School one hundred and ezght sy i - Reserve Basketball Captazn ...., .,,,, ---- B i M anager .... ..... Coach -... ....e.... - -- Mr. Martin Loftus ACED by their high-scoring captain, Bill Kavanaugh, Shaw's reserve basketball team completed this year's season with but one defeat, by Shaker. Piloted by Marty Loftus who, as a result of Mr. Wisecupfs illness, took over the coaching of the team, this team won an undisputed Lake Erie League title. Bob Wormald and Bud Taylor also captured scoring honors. Playing fast and snappy basketball, the team showed that it had those qualities essential to a good basketball team. Although many of the lettermen will be on the heavyweight squad next year, there are a number of substitutes who promise to make a fine showing. Ed Barrett Jack Barry Shaw -U -- Euclid Central Leo Elson Shaw -,.- ......... Shore 25 Warren Foster Shaw --- ....... Brush Briggs Gamblee Shaw --- --- Collinwood Bob Hambly Shaw -- .... Lorain Bob Harris Shaw --- ...... Heights Wallace Judd .... Lak6W00d Bill Kavanaugh Ed Merlin Dick Palmer Harold Reichenb Bill Sneller ach Shaw -- - Shaw - -- Shaw -. - - Shaw --- 25 28 32 23 28 26 Shaw 36 --- 23 20 23 33 Shaw 47 --- 33 --,-- Elyria --,. ....... Shaker ------------ Lorain ---- Western Reserve ----------.. Heights Wesley Stevens Shaw --- . .......... Elyrla Chuck Stoll Shaw 56 --- - ......... Lakewood Bud Taylor Shaw 27 --- --- University School one hundred and nine Trac Q Q D ...iff 'lo K J' f G one hundred and ten l l h Q M ---ngMr. E. C. Offinger Cm er givir. William v. Nick Manager .....................,..... ..,,,.,,,- Q ,--- R oger Lindsey HAW'S 1936 Track Team had a very successful season. It took second place in the indoor Public Hall Meet. The Shaw High Relays, an exhibition with Shaw, East Tech, and Collinwood, opened the outdoor season. Shaw then journeyed to Athens, Ohio, to tie East Tech for top honors in the Ohio University Relays. The distance medley relay team, consisting of Pocock, Madden, Kalstrom and Curtis, set a new record in this meet. The time was 8 :07.8. Heavy rains caused postponement of both the Collinwood and Heights dual meets. Then Shaw proved its prowess by romping over U. S. by a score of 77 to 46. Jerry Cadiou took the individual honors in this meet by winning three firsts and two seconds. Shaw then, for the third successive year, took first place in the Lake Erie League Meet. In the State Meet, the one which every track man holds as goal, Shaw's Bob Curtis proved to be the most sensational runner of the year, establish- ing a new world record. He reduced the great Glenn Cunninghanfs time by a full tenth of a second. Curtis' time was 4 :24.6. Individual honors go to Bob Curtis, to Jerry Cadiou, and to Gilbert Kalstromg to Bob Curtis for his consistent first place in both the mile and half-mile runs, to Jerry Cadiou for being the high-point man of the season, and to Gilbert Kalstrom for his election as captain of the 1937 track team. Appleton Harman Pfywck Shaw 77-University school 46 333351 Ilgggfglqgi ggggbolt Shaw 65 lst place-Lake Erie League ' Curtis LeRetiHy Schultz Shaw 35 2nd place-13th Annual Scholastic Danforth Madden Skonieczka Meet-fclass A Metropolitan, Evans Peck Waltz Shaw 35 2nd place-N. E. O. Meet C1 4.mff'J'rl - - - Cross Country i ri if 3t 'w t Captain --- ........ Bob Curtis Manage,-3 H- ---- SMario Buzzelli 2Paul Heinmiller Coach --- -- Mr. E. C. Offinger ED by Captain Bob Curtis, the Shaw High Harriers were very success- ful last fall, Winning all their dual meets by comfortable margins. Among those defeated, the most important were Heights, Shaw's tra- ditional rival, and Collinwood. The victory over Collinwood was the sixth in succession. Captain Bob Curtis, Shaw's sensational runner, finished first in each event, Won solo honors in the district meet, and came in third in the State meet at Columbus. Shaw finished fourth in the district meet. Next year's team will be headed by Lester Lemm. Kenneth Cockram Jack McMillen Alec Commander Charles Prioreschi Bob Curtis Jim Rice Ellison Griffin Stanley Thorn Jack Hoag Bob Walsh Edward Keig Bill Whitney Lester Lemm Raymond Wolff one hundred and eleven Milf Swimming - . it il - Q, , ,own YY-rg Y Coach ........................................ Mr. Douglas Vivian M :wager - - - ...... ....... ...... ....... R o g er Dyke T the beginning of the swimming season, an inter-class meet was held to find new material for the Shaw swimming team. The meet ended with the seniors nosing out the juniors, 39 to 35, and the sopho- mores trailing with 24 points. The year's team included two consistently winning entries, the medley relay team and the breast stroke. Starbuck, back stroke, Eddie Rosen- berg, breast stroke, and Bob Gilcher, free style, comprised the medley team. This team won every meet except at University School Where they were disqualiiied, and the State, where they came in second. At the Lake Erie League meet, the team set a new record of 1 :27.2. Rosenberg won every meet he entered, breaking every pool record wherever he swam. At the State meet, Rosenberg set a new state record with the time of 1 :08.5, and at the Northern-District meet he swam in 1107.7 breaking the pool, state, and Northern-District records, tying the National Prep School record, and beating the winning time of last year's Scholastic meet. He also set a new Lake Erie League record in 1 :09.2. In the Relay Meet at Lakewood, the medley team, the only Shaw team entered, Won first place. Dual Meets Letter Men Heights 38 .......... . .... Shaw 37 Gerald Clarke Don Mcllrath Lakewood 37 ....... ..--- Shaw 38 Desmond Cook Jack Rodgers University School 43 - .... Shaw 29 Phil Cook Eddie Rosenberg Western Reserve 48 -. .... Shaw 27 John De Silvey Ray Simmons Heights 41 .......... . .... Shaw 31 Robert Gilcher Jack Starbuck Canton McKinley 46 -. ...- Shaw 29 Robert Graham Donald Turk one lwndi ed and twelve Tennis Coach --- -- Mr. E. C. Offinger OR the past ten years, Shaw has been represented on the tennis courts by very successful teams. The first meet played with Lorain, Lake Erie League tennis champions, proved to be the most diiicult. Shaw failed to win a single match, although Kavanaugh showed the best playing. Against Lakewood, Kavanaugh turned in the first winning match, and the only one in the meet for Shaw. In the last meet of the season, Shaw defeated Elyria. Kavanaugh turned in his second win of the season, 6-2, 6-2. Harry won 6-3, 7-5 and the doubles team of Shaps and Wolf won 6-2, 7-5. Although the team will be weakened this year by the loss of Allen, Harry, Shaps, Williams, and Thorward, Coach Offinger predicts a season and team better than any Shaw ha.s had for a long time. Bill Kavanaugh Bill Allen Bob Griffith Ernest Kleinman Jim Williams Ben Thorward VVo1L Lorain -----. . Lakewood Heights .... Shaw .... Howard Singhouse Richard Rose Ray Wolff Desmond Harry Marvin Shaps Lake Erie League Schedule Meets Letter Mew .' Bill Kavanaugh ' Bill Allen Desmond Harry Marvin Shaps Jim Williams Ben Thorward Lost Shaw Shaw Shaw Elyria one lzzmflred and fhiriemz Baseball - - - Coach .... -- Mr. Roy Wisecup Maqq,qgg1-3 - U - 3 - , S Jack Keefel' lDan Lopatnikov AST spring, playing in the newly organized metropolitan baseball league, Shaw High School won the central division championship. The league is divided into three groups, eastern, central, and Western. In the play-off for the city championship, Shaw lost to Collinwood, even though they had previously beaten Collinwood three times in-league play. Unfortunately, in this game, Armand D'Anna, Shaw's star pitcher, Was ineligible. The outstanding players on the Shaw team Were: Fred Steger, left Helder, Bob Sprenger, center fielder, Max Meltzer, third baseman, Ralph Leopard, shortstop, Ed Miller, first baseman, and John Sullivan, pitcher. The more important victories for Shaw were the three games from Collinwood, two games from Heights, two games from Akron East, one game from Warren, and the final game with University School, in which the team beat Tommy Adams, five to three. Pitchers' Records G, W. L. IP. H. R. BB. S0. PCT. Sullivan --- .... 10 7 2 49 49 25 21 50 .778 Stahre U- .... 11 2 1 45 35 23 26 50 .667 D'Anna -- --- 9 3 3 34 E 30 23 22 54 .500 League Standing Won Lost Pct. 7 2 Shaw ...... ................ . 777 ' Collinwood ..... --- 6 3 .666 Heights .......... -U 4 4 .500 Cathedral Latin .... --- 3 5 .375 Benedictine - ...... --- 3 5 .375 one hm1d1 cd and fourteen - - - Cycling Team HERE are but few high school cycling teams throughout greater Cleveland, yet ShaW's interest in the sport inspired a three-man team to represent the school in amateur and high school races. The members of the team, which was managed by Brendan Healy, were Fred Steger, Harrison Voight and Al Ryder. The team placed third in the News Gold Bar races held sometime ago in the Cleveland Stadium, after winning the semi-finals on the Shaw track. Steger was outstanding for his endurance, While Voight and Ryder shared the duties of sprint experts. The team has always been among the first five in all their races. Jack Hoag trained the team. SHAW BASEBALL TEAM Batting and Fielding Averages ROSTER AB. R PCT. PO. PCT. RBI. Igllzlglfgfl Commander ....... 8 3 .375 5 1.000 0 20 Dunning .... --- 11 1 364 2 1.000 0 21 Steger ..... --- 61 13 .344 18 1.000 10 131 Deutsch --- -- 6 1 .333 0 .000 0 7 Shaps ...... --- 3 1 .333 0 1.000 1 5 Sullivan --- --- 26 2 .308 2 .880 4 57 D'Anna .... --- 25 4 .280 2 .687 2 57 Sprenger -- --- 59 14 .271 11 .786 8 109 Leopard .... --- 67 11 .269 25 .900 15 132 Meltzer -- --- 46 11 .261 31 .957 9 11.7 Orr .... --- 39 4 .256 128 .993 6 115 Miller --- --- 56 16 .250 136 .979 10 126 Heinlen -- --- 50 10 .220 17 .905 6 104 Shafer -- --- 34 7 206 12 .864 6 96 VV01'm.ald -- --- 11 1 091 3 1.000 3 31 Bottenus --- --- 11 0 .091 1 .800 0 40 Stahre ..... --- 16 1 .063 0 .867 0 52 Scullion .... --- 2 0 .000 0 .000 0 12 Doubler .... -,- 2 0 .000 0 .0010 0 4 Green ..... - 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 2 Bouffard .... - 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 1 Schroeder --- --- 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 1 Shaw Totals ..... 533 101 257 393 .939 80 135 Opp. Totals ...... 508 71 224 381 .909 54 135 one hundred and fifteen Athletic Council - . . as ,sh X- fb wr 5 F First Semester Second Semester P?'68id6WIf15 H.........s.. Olive Marsh ..... ..,- O live Marsh Secretary-Treasurer- ---Eileen McMorris --- ---- Marjorie Tissot Assistant Treasurer --------------------- U Dorothy Struck Adviwr' .......-.-. --- Miss Clara Wood S the foundation for all of the girls' athletics, the Athletic Council serves to organize and promote many sports during the school year. This organization sponsors volleyball in the fall, basketball and winter sports in the winter, tumbling and baseball in the spring. Riding, life saving, and swimming are offered all year. Each sport is managed en- tirely by one girl and her assistant. When the head of a sport graduates, her assistant becomes the head and a new assistant is chosen. This year the Athletic Council elected a new member to be assistant treasurer in charge of all financial matters. Hiking has been discontinued as a special sport, but is included with winter sports. Since ability in athletics and leadership form the basis for member- ship in the Athletic Council, it is a great honor. Voueybaunn an 3 ?sgi1YP?1fi'1'iDun Tumbling ---- ----- D orothy Goucher M t R' ht - X jPhi1omena Monda Basketball '-'- nl Tisiotel BaSebaH I- Olive Marsh VEileen McMorris - Winter SDOITS ...-- . J Louise Bryant Swimming -------- l Rutll Denm? lJune McCas1in I Florence Wilkison one hundred and sixteen - - - Leaders Club Red Leaders Black Leaders S the size of the girls' gym classes prohibits the teacher's giving any one individual much attention, the system of leaders has been adopted. Within each class small divisions are made, each having a leader as its head. The leader is thus able to give her attention to each of her squad, helping them to become more proicient in athletics. At the lead- ers' meetings they are given instruction on new activities, told how to help their squads, and are taught how to organize the classes more effi- ciently. As the Leaders' Club serve as assistants to the instructors, only those persons who are capable and also have desirable personality traits are chosen as members. one hundred and seventeen A Volleyball - - . Athletic council -member in charge -- .... Betty Corl Assistant .................,..... --- Joan Pur Dun Adviser --- --- -- Miss Clara Wood OLLEYBALL as an after-school sport was iirst started in the fall of 1929 because of a need for gym activities in which a large number could participate. This year the sport made a fine showing, with Marjorie Tissot's team being the 1936 champions. At the end of the season the best players from all the teams were chosen to play in the Yale-Harvard game. After a hard-fought game, Yale finally came out the winner. Those who played in all of their Scheduled games and passed a volleyball test received points and avvards. VOLLEYBALL CAPTAINS Seniors Juniors Sophomorgs Catherine Jeremiah June Jack Patricia Neary Esther McKechnie June McCaslin Betty Davis Marjorie Truman Marjorie Tissot Bernice Wheatman Josephine Bernardy Betty Ralph Elizabeth Zaleczky Marjorie Zulauf Betty Corl Betty Stone Harriet French YALE-HARVARD VOLLEYBALL TEAMS Yale Harvard Edith Regal Margaret Righter Marjorie Hellman Ellen Clare Eggleston Florence Wilkison Marjorie Tissot Velma Delano Inga Storm RuthVMarsh Bernice Wheatman Olive Marsh Eileen McMorris Betty Kast Frances Kinnison Marjorie Zulauf Betty Corl one hundred and eighteen Basketball Athletic council member in charge -- -- Margaret Righter Assistant ..................... --- Marjorie Tissot Adviser --- -- Miss Clara Wood ASKETBALL as a girl's sport has become very popular recently, so that during the Winter season one may find girls almost every after- noon in the gym playing in tournaments. From the best players in the after-school tournament, the members of the Army and Navy teams are chosen. To be chosen a member of the Army or Navy team is one of the high honors that may be accorded to a girl in the athletic department. After the game, which was won by the Navy this year, the annual leaders' tea is held, to which the girls' parents and teachers are invited. Basketball is rapidly coming to the front as a girl's sport, as shown by the number of teams that have been organized. Captains Jo Bernardy Phyllis Chamberlain Ruth Derhammer Margaret Felsch Harriet French Evelyn Hancock June Jack Constance Lynch Nancy McKinley Jean Parks Betty Ralph Ruth Ress Jeanne Retz Margaret Righter Marjorie Tissot Edna Tipton Bernice Wheatman Army Olive Marsh Margaret Righter Ruth Derhammer Marjorie Helman Florence Wilkison Philomena Monda Eleanor 'Carabelli' Mary Newell Doris Dennison Navy Marjorie Tissot Dorothy Goucher Velma Delano Marion Mills Lavern Maher Mary Jane Beeler Frances Kinnison Janet Jones Bernice Wheatma n one himdred and nineteen Seniors Juniors Life Saving - . . Adviser -- --- Miss Alice Juringus EETING every Thursday night in the swimming pool, is the Life- Saving class, made up of those who wish to pass the Junior or Senior tests. The girls in the class this year have successfully shown that they are capable of passing these tests which include such items as: tread- ing water 30 seconds, disrobing in deep water, surface diving to recover objects, and motionless floating. Anyone who has ever examined the list of qualifications for either the Junior or Senior tests knows the hard work and ability necessary to fulfill them. Besides being taught numerous breaks and carries , the life savers are instructed in artificial respiration and similar related topics. The tests are part practical and part theoretical. Seniors are required to Write an essay on Life-Saving and to answer oral questions. Upon passing the test the girls are qualified to serve as guards anywhere in the United States. Margaret Bricker Armella Conn Virginia Davidson Ruth Dennis Ethelyn Dossett Dorothy Dunning Margery Ellis Joan Grothe Margery Harrison F! one hundred and twenty Molly Hatfield Janet Heckler Lila Hird Mildred Hughes Elma Kendell Vera Ryan Alice Sager Dorothy Thomas Elva Yeager Phyllis Chamberlain Jean Dornbirer Ethelyn Dossett Greta Harry Betty Heich Phyllis Klein Doris Ludasher Constance Lynch Marjorie Moore ' ' ' n Club Molly Hatfield, Ethelyn Dossett, Margery Ellis, Phyllis Chamberlain, Virginia Davidson, Doris Ludasher. Janet Heckler, Joan Grothe, Elma Kendell, Marjorie Harrison, Marjorie Moore. it t r President ...... --- Ruth Dennis Vice-President ...... ..... M olly Hatfield Secretary-Treasurer --- ..... Ethelyn Dossett Adviser ...................................... Miss Alice Juringus FTER the Life-Saving class ended, the enthusiasm for swimming remained so great that a Tarpon Club was organized for all girls interested in that sport. At the tryouts for the Tarpon Club prospective members are required to swim four lengths of the pool over-arm stroke, two lengths back stroke, two lengths side stroke, fone on each side! two lengths breast stroke, and to do a plain front dive. Under the direction of the Tarpon Club, an inter-class swimming meet was held this spring, in which members of the senior, junior, and sophomore classes took part. As one of the newest organizations at Shaw, the Tarpon Club promises to become an integral part of the life at Shaw. one hundred and twenty-one 9'f'f J. A lift ' - ? E3 h . ' Mi f 9 Q. f 1 QKQYS' f I 'A 2 - .V Q Qui 3f 'ff is ,? 9 , is 3 I f . 323 E :MY is MA 'na-,. fer' ,A . W ffl Ml Li ? , w WT, 'W x- s- 3 .,. f- '- wmv -...I J S91 .H iiwim ix df, . A., i X . ,jf-4+ W . L S 8 .,a. . zi, 13, itivf v .f 0 4 iglaw. GY? L, , Coaches E. C. OFFINGER I-ah, love-thirty. Really? MARTIN LOFTUS t Knock, knock. Wh 's t re? Loftus. Lof s who? Loft'is 'ead off at that one. X I 1 D LAS VIVIAN HZO, H2O. Put our boys in and watch 'em go. NOAH NUNEMAKER How do we No-ah that he can coach? Just look at his teams. ROY WISECUP Criminal record: Hit and run driver, promoter of strikes and base stealing,-generally carried out on a seventh-inning stretcher. TREVOR REES Venit vidit -et vicimus. wwf JY? Q , If ml ai ,.. E Si 3 ? 1 if F- 0 0 0 0 ll 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 'P In 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 'P 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 nr 0 0 'P 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4l 0 0 0 0 0 U 0 ll 0 0 0 0 0 ll 0 0 0 ll 0 0 0 ll 0 0 0 ll 0 0 0 0 U 0 0 0 ll 0 0 0 U 0 0 ll 0 0 0 0 4,-:Y , 71, . H0 0 h cz p re M 6 clpZ0z0gpera ,f P 00 ss' .Ce C ce d C szn any te su r our Gini?-head! zz rays y iholennu exp Jwileirqhis 0 6 e t Z' fo 13211 to 'O' za dl 77 Stu in . 11 ZZ0 Q Six ty- en tw cl U71 dyed 'nf hu 9 07 Sports I O MYRON NOLISH The ln-st quarterl::1c'k in thu city A RALLY ASSEMBLY Smear. boys smear, fm' Shaw has SI MR. REES AND MR. CADIOU Candid ramora, ch what? 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Guarino MU1berry 1000 South Euclid LAI-rewood 7200 I Ig 5, If I 'I ,F 'I 4' 9,-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::4 4,-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J 9 7 'I 4: I I' 5 I HARLAN GARAGE Sc BODY CO. ff East C1eve1and's 4 . ' If W recfzeaf Car .Rebuzlders 4 jf Complete refinishing at reasonable rates I EE 1750 HAYDEN LIBERTY 3400 I I If 4, 5, 4, I. c-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::a f::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::- Q::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. GLenvi1le 7630 General Repairing LYON TA I I-OR I NG CO' M. w. ZIMMER HARDWARE co. 5 22-50 Plumbing Supplieia-Etflectrical Supplies SUITS AND TOP COA-I-S .I Home Furnishings 12427 SUPERIOR AVE- 7 Stores in Cleveland 845-7 PROSPECT AVE. '5:5::5:::5:5:::::::::::5::::::::J f::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J one hundred and thirty-one Y 'I 'i ii ii 'i 'i in :i i I: 6563 li in I 1 jf Smart East Clefvelanders 'i 11 'i ii :E Prefer Flowers From 51 tl :I i EVANS FLOWERS, Inc. 'i fi LIBERTY 8983 14136 EUCLID AVE. 11 'i in 'i in ii 'i fr' -A------A--- A -A-A--A-A--A--A- - - WE TRAIN Our Pupils for the best Office Positions ALL Business Branches Individual Instruction 'A' EAST CLEVELAND SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 14065 EUCLID AVENUE Phone GL. 8893 Mr. and Mrs. Thos. P. Scully 'A' Day and Night Sessions A11 Year ATTENDANCE OFFICERS A mom with a Seated: Miss Duvendeck Sehmilip Phidt truant disposition Stomding: Elizabeth Waelde Ulroiii' Williams KFEQ f::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. V::JJ:J:JJ::::::::::::::::::::.':: COMMUNITY LAUNDRY I- W- ENG'-'SH A Theatre Curtains and Equipment 15939 EUCLID AVE. Furniture and Rugs Cash and Carry Save 2070 GLENVILLE 7114 15648 EUCLID AVE. - - -::::::::::::::: -:::::::::::::,4 ,:::::::::::::::::::::::::.-:::::- ,5 one hundred and thirty-two ::::::::::::::::::::.-::::::::::: ::: - A - ::::::::::::::::::::::.-, -'I 'I I I II 'I 'I 'I 'I 1, 1, 1, 1, :I Compliments of :I I I 'I :I 'I 'I I: 1: East C1eveland's Largest and Best If B. H. CHILD DAIRY I I BINDEHY 5, I I I I I: Let us convince you II II 'I 'I II II II , , , II I' I I' Ncztzonal Lzbrar Bznafer CO. I' I 11 Class I 1, 1I 1I 1, 1, 1, Llberty 7200 1, If Guernsey IVIIII4 If I: If II and II lx: - - -: -.....A..... A....... 2 'I 'I Y - v ' ' v U If Dairy Products If I If I I II 1: 4 1, :I :I I I 1 1 ,I 14002 GLENSIDE ROAD jf F -AA-A- AAQA A Au A, , , Y ...... .......... : ::::::,:::,,::. I1 GLenville 2400 If If I 'I 'I 1, I 1 1 II I I I I :I J, 4: :I I I 1, I I I' EAST CLEVELAND II :::::::: -::::::::::::::::::::::: I LUMBER COMPANY gg ,f Office and Yards, Shaw Ave. and Nickel Plate Ry. II gf II 'I 1' 'I I I. 4,-::::::::::: -::::::::::::::::::::,5 f::: -::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.0--::::::::::::::::: ---- :::::::::::::: SERVICE The Euclid - Taylor Pharmacy Co. QUALITY corner, EUCLID AVENUE and TAYLOR ROAD W. H. Tissot 0 Paul Mackay YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE- Free Delivery Service- call GLenVi1le 0823 any time :::.-::::::::::::::::::::::::: A::::,::::::::::::::::::::::: -::::::::::,,5 ,,,::,:,:,:,,:,:,,,::,,,,::,,,:,, f,,,-,,,,,::, ,:,,,:,:,,,,:- - -- PHILIP DE SALVO SHOE REPAIRING B U D B I L L ' S Hat Cleaning Shining Parlor DSUCHSSSSH 15520 EUCLID AVENUE Hayden at Elsinore :::: ' '::::::::::::::::f::::::'-5 -:: -:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J one hundred and thirty-three COMPLIMENTS of the East Cleveland POLICE DEPARTMENT 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I fr Y 1' KARL BROWN I 'I 'I , . :I Qnalzty Wleaty I 'I 11 GL.-mville saoo I 1' 15522 Euclid Ave.-At Taylor Road 1 :I Free Delivery I I 'I 'I 'I 4, - --A-A-- -------- A------- - --A--A : GOLD'S FRUIT MKT. lack Gold, Prop. 'Est Since 1920 1405 HAYDEN AT SHAW GLen. 4729-4730 Free Delivery Every Day a Market Day Where Quality-Service and Lower Prices Predominaie P R I C E ' S POP CORN AND CANDIES Everything Home Made 12431 Superior Ave. GLenvi1le 9688 f-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Compliments oi the Boys' and Girls' Work Committee of THE KIWANIS CLUB oi East Cleveland The West Tech Door in Winter Looking Up F::::::-.:::-:::::::::::::::::::::. f:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Up-TOEET CLEANING Compliments of SHOE REPALRRESSING THE PARK FLORAL co. 15975 EUCLID AVE' LI. 2524 13906 Euclid, Opposite the Windamere Theatre v ::::::-.:Y.::-:::::::::::::::::::J f:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::v J one hundred and thirty-four - ...,......,... - - .... - ..v. - - v -4 f-:::::::::::::::::::::-:::::::::::--1 ' :I 'I :P 4: 4 -: A 4: Stationery-EnqravinqwOiiice Supplies . 'I :' 44 4: ,' 44 Tinners-Fumace+Rooiing Air Conditioning 4: PRINTERS 4, :P 4, 4 If :I Q 11 , 44 ' 'P Don Fisher Wm. Powell GLenville 0264 4 ' 4 13503 EUCLID AVE. Llberty 1350 14068 EUCLID AVE., EAST CLEVELAND, O. 4: 'I 4: 4, 1' 4, ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::3 L-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-3 f,:::::,ee:::::::::::::::::::::::. DANCE OR LEARN TO DANCE at :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-'1 It FOSTER DANCE STUDIO I 13929 Euclid Avenue. East Cleveland 4 LAGROSSO S 4 4 Quality Meats and Groceries :I Also G Imported Italian Products I' 1: f-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::- . For Graduation 12552.41 EUCLID AVE. A HAMILTON WRIST WATCH 537.50 4 GAR. 3777 We Denver :E RAY FOX, lewelef 1: 12410 Superior ::::,::::.-:J::::::::::::::::::::1a ::,, ----.A -- ....- - .A-..-....- - - -4 Best Wishes From MERCHANTS GROCERY CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS Distributors of MERCHANTS BRAND FANCY FOOD PRODUCTS - -- - v -- - - v - - v - - - - - - - - v - - v v - - :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J f- ::::::: -:::::::::::::::::::::::. f::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::- RICEL BROS. EUCLID PAGE DELICATESSEN Dealers in Fancy and Staple Groceries N, G, Ferguson 2207 TAYLOR RD. 15821 EUCLID AVE. 14733 EUCLID AVE. GLEN, 5372 GLenville 6745 Llberty 580 East Cleveland, O, A:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J -::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J one hundred and thirty-five f::::::::::::: A '::::::::::::::::- - f::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::- il 11 1 1 1 1' 51 1 , 1 1: Meyer Auto Snow Plows Ig CAPITOL 1 1 . :I gf Shoe Repa1r 1 . It fo USG WITH EI 1402 HAYDEN AVE.. AT SHAW Ei 1 ,I PASS-ENQER CARS 5, - 1 it LIGHT TRAC1 ORS ' 1, A 1 1: AND TRACTOR5 1: 1, :1 EI 11 69c -while you wait- 69c 1: Pg if 1, 1 1, 11 It ,X For Your Convenience 11 11 1: -:1 We Carry All Popular Brands of Shoe Polishes, 1 :E M Shoe Laces and Dancing Taps 1, 11 O 12 13929 EUCLID AVE- :I SHOE SHINE PARLOR 1, 1 1 11 11 Shaw Students, Patronize Us. We Patronize You 1: 11 1, 1 ,,:::::::e::::::::::e:::::::::::: - 1, :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: f::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. 11 P 11 1: OPPORTUNITIES 1 1 11 11 1' SPENCERIAN FACTS THE DEMAND 'I I 11 Founded 1848 for Spencerian-trained students is greater than P 1: Former students 66,000 the supply. Become a successful - Private 1 1: Placement Service Free Secretary, Bookkeeper, Accountant. Iunior Ex- 11 1' E uipment modern and complete ecutive, Stenographer 1Shorthand or Stenotypyl, 1, q 1: Courses resident and extension Executive Secretary, Salesman, Air-Condition 1 :E Four courses lead to college degrees ing Worker. 1: Voice recording an interesting specialty I H 1, Easy method of financing tmtion 11 Many of America's prominent business men 1 d E ' C1 ,: are graduates oi Spencerian DBY an Venmg asses TI 11 11 11 1 SPENCERIAN COLLEGE 11 1 n 15' 3201 Euchd Avenue HEnderson 3200 1 11 11 11 L55:55:55:JIIJJJJJJJII-':::::::I5:55JIIIJJIJJJJJIJJJIIJJJII::::::::::::: one hundred and thirty-six HG.-K. QUALITY FUELS CIean Comfortable Convenient I-Ieat i' MAIN 8600 GOF F -KIRBY COMPANY Established over 50 years -v-----'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 4 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I J Q-::::::::::::::::::::::: ,.,.,, - ,,, Mike Noble SANITARY BARBER SHOP Best Service By Experienced and Courteous Barbers 14209 EUCLID AVE. ::::::::::::,:::: - - A-------A---- ,I f-::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -::::. Compliments of C. COLGROVE -::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J f::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. Whenever you look back in this annual, Remember THE WOO LEE LAUNDRY 12426 SUPERIOR AVE. For Quality and Reasonable Prices in Laundry Wbrk ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J f-:::::::::::::::::- :- .--vv - - - - v - - - BLUMEL IGNITION CO. Auto, Electric, Radiator, Speedometer Service , 14201 EUCLID AVE. GLenvi1Ie 5922 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::a-::J one hundred and thirty-seven Y 'r 'r 'r 'n 'I 'r 'n 1, We Print Anything from 61 Business Card to Cl Catalag if THE EHRIG PRINTERY EE Phone: GLenville 9094 1: 1784 Amherst Street East Cleveland, Ohio , , N 0. S. J. A. Banquet at Neil House In Columbus Q-:::- :::::::::::::- +::V Q-:::: -:::::::::::::.-::::::::- DR. C. F. VAESY RADIO ELECTRICAL SERVICE W h on WOCULEST I F P I LAKEVIEW ELECTRIC Co If 1C6S B GWIS SWS IY l.Ve 01115 AR 270 12547 EUCLID Open Evemngs CED 8 Q Q C,sCC one hundred and thirty-eight ONO AN OUTSTANDING OONTRIBUTOR TO THE BEST IN COLLEGE AND HIGH SOI-IOOL YEARBOOKS 4 I I ECONOMY PLUS QUALITY AND SERVICE SINCE 1906. one hzmdred cmd t Ask for Howie Ask for lH0wie TEN YEARS ACO H926-27l Shavifs athletic hero l-lovvie Whale, was Warming the hearts ot Shaw Students and Cleveland Sport fans with sensational touchdowns, baskets, and base hits. Today-ten years later as Vice-President of East Clevelands most thriving Coal business he is carrying the old Shaw spirit, that winning smile and that determination to please into the business ot Warming the homes ot these same tansf' xx. I THE EAST CLEVELAND COAL CO. DAVE WHALE, President HOWARD WHALE, Vice-President GLenviIle 3020 Oh for a fire!!! , Conferenc e W'eelc nf Ma1'yi EHS Camp r ::::::::f:::::f -:few V: ----------------'----------- - -- Beauty Shoppe Open Tues. 8x Fri. Until 9:00 P. M. COMPLIMENTS YOUTHFUL BEAUTY This Year Make It a Machineless Wave of C. IOHN AND MARTHA IANE A FRIEND Your Barber and Beautician 1386 HAYDEN AVE. LIBERTY 4282 A- Airfifffiii- :JH 'iiiififiifiiffif ::7::::::: J one hand? ed and forty I I I 'I 'I 'I I II 'I I I I I fx: ? J' I I 'I 'I DI P L O M A S Commencement :I for Annomzeements if 'I COLLEGES Engfaved I Or 'I I HIGH SCHOOLS PVIIWTGCI ', I ' COMMERCIAL SCHOOLS - I I ' ENGRAVED OR PRINTED I , ENGRAVED OR PRINTED WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 . SOGIAL STATIONERY I I , SYMPATHY CARDS :I CALL HENDERSON 1302 .Q I . , 1, I 1' I THE HARTER PUBLISHING COMPANY THE HARTER PUBLISHING COMPANY I Educational Printers and Publishers Printing-Engraving-Die Cutting I 2046 East 71st Street Cleveland, Ohio 2046 East 71st Street Cleveland, Ohio I ' I E I I 'I I I 'I I I : Wgyk Bgoky HE7Zde7X07Z I I , EOR A PRICE ON YOUR I I Seatlwork PRINTING NEEDS I: I I Report Cards A .I I NA I A COMPLETE PLANT I I Scheol Papers To SERVE YOU I: I I fma' Supplies 'P II I I COLOR PRINTING 'f I ,k DIE CUTTING If I ENGRAVING 1: ' I I I I I THE HARTER SCHOOL SUPP'-Y CO- THE HARTER PUBLISHING COMPANY 1' I SCI1001 SUPPIISS Printing-Engraving I 2046 East 71st Street Cleveland, Ohio 2046 East 71st Street Cleveland, Ohio. II I 'I N -::::::: :::J I Ir one hzmdred and forty-one f':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1, For the midnight lunch and for fine flavor at 1: all times 'I 11 Laub's Rye 1: It's on sale at your independent dealer 11 11 The 1 11 JACOB LAUB BAKING 1 7 COMPANY 4919 LORAIN AVENUE , MElr0se 4530 11 11 11 1 4, 1 FRANK J. LAUER n '1 11 11 :I Fancy and Staple Groceries P 11 1 I Fruits and Vegetables :1 1 1: MULBERRY 2264-5 14204 EUCLID AVE. it 11 11 '1 1r A'A ' A ' 'f DOLCH,S MEAT MARKET 14503 woonwonm ROAD GLenviI1e 3698 O Try Our Delicious Steaks and Chops -:::::::::::,X 1 11 11 '1 11 11 'r 'I 11 1 '1 Lf:v Established 1875 THE HERRINGSHAW COMPANY Hardware, Tinwork. Plumbing. Sewering 14213 EUCLID AVE. EAST CLEVELAND :::::::J 9.-::: f:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: For Thai Individual Finger Wave Try LUDASHER'S BEAUTY STUDIO 16370 EUCLID AT IVANHOE Moderate Prices MU1berry 3051 -: ::J I 11 11 'I 1 9 ::: Physiral Education TeaclLers.' Miss Wood, Miss Juringus 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: f::::::::-:::::::::::::::::::::::v W D l' r Llb rty 9753 e 'HWSERVICE DRUG, INC' e CHURCH sERv1cE STATION 2201 Taylor Road Hi-Speed - Blue Flash CANDY' ICE CREAM AND DRUGS 15700 EUCLID MULBERRY 9578 Casper Dodero, Ph.. G. Mgr. Cleveland Heights ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.2 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J one hundred and forty-two 5 M ga .W 5 kg! we 5 gig V 3 90, 3 371 1' 6 1. aw .1 Q.. V,., Uawrrfifn , , -. .. .'.,',..v. gf -,.. . .' 4 , . 1 'f---. . -M L ..V.. ,-. -n., 1. Cv? ' .,..-,, f., 'r ,Y H... :A fn .'q.:,.Z- 'Q 'V,f ? X A A :J , I f J -Q' .' Hi 1 1. GL ., .1 ..L. l I .5 , I Qdmjghigrx -:'.,z?1 V -, 1.1! Y gV'. .- 'f..ngf.V 'Y rw- - ' T5 ' E N 'Vxy,,.Vq. jf, . , V2 , - . 2 5 X - 1 , in J-'QE . 71... , ' H fl '. K .,Y..g,.,L I H V ' I '- -- ' Y ' ' 1... if- nf-' V' ' 'V -'D . I ' ,.. 1 W 1. 3 , Vi V . 1 ru iff... if fra-nkilivgg . .- 4 V, . ng- . 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