Shaw High School - Shuttle Yearbook (East Cleveland, OH)
- Class of 1945
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THE SHUTTLE SHAW HIGH SCHOOL EAST CLEVELAND OHIO My Sherman L Berne Loss S Wxlluarn Brandt Edufor In Chief Copy Edntar Pnofoaraphy Eziwtar Kenyon Ford Clapp Rscnard Steiger Mnlton Hayman Vnrgunua Ault Asslsfant Art Edltor Busnnc2s Manaaer Curculafuon Mnnaar-r Phofog ra phy Edu for I ,Y , A ,,,. , , 5 - . 4 v Q XY, f , . -.Z . ' iller ' ' QV I Qg 1 , E . ' - . Q-.' V gi . . ,- f'- L L i lcffllllldf lglllfllllllg sean ffzfazzqlz eally aulumn haves ix-.fa gf' fi SPRINGTIME ON SHAW AVENUE Students Ieavmg the west Academic door at 3 02 of an afternoon Kfo-Lotffvbdf ofhoiff 41116 2 J .,.,.....,,4,fwQ 4,h.1,C, fg.,4.Afcf,fC L 4 -1-4.1 J Dave Lloyd shows Ed Bar rett monitor a room excuse Lookmg towards Prospect School from the west entrance ta the Technical Bunldlng diff: L Mx- I Z , , N , Lf I ,V 5' X J' , ff:,dfZ,l-X - nf 0 5 f - l Q- Arty 'V f 1 - .' . 3, 'X -zifbg I I I ' l Ilthtuttutn To those forty boys who have valnarttly guven theur luves to theur couh try to tho e who have suttered theur tate hravely to those who wnll never have a chance to tultnll theur dreams thus yearbook as humbly ahd respect fully dedicated that from these honored deod we take Increased devotuon to that cause tor whuch they gave the last tull mea sure ot devotnorm that we here hughly resolve that these dead shall not have dned In vom Abraham Lmcolh o Q X 'L C ' ' , 1 -' - r 1 1 , Y 11 - . . . ,, tllll inllfff xii To C C Reynard For Planning The Theme ofthe 1945 Shuffle Shaw Hugh School There are m ny lnstru ments and vauces each af whnch plays nts wm portant part rn the vear lang hymn to know! Ldqe un the symphony hall of Ifo IJ V I C In the harmonious cnrganszatlon thai as I G x 4 Y W ' ,V 4 Q , ' i I TABLE OF CONTENTS Tltle Page Vlews Around Shaw Dedncataon Acknowledgments Table of Contents Admnnustrataon Dr Korb Mr Dretrlch Board of Educatnon The Deans Faculty Mann Otfnce Staff Library 4 Class ot January l945 Ottucers Class and Actnvltles 27 Class ot June l945 Ottncers Class and Actlvltles 35 Sammy and Suzy Shaw 54 Underclassmen by Homerooms 56 52 55 64 Boys Sports Footba Baseball Basketball Swlmmnng Track Varsity S Tennns 66 69 7O 7l 72 73 74 75 Boosters Commuttee Cheerleaders and Football Managers rls Sports Athletic Councul 84 Gym Leaders Modern Dancnng Tarpon Aqua Dux Lnfesavzng Girls Riding Club Army Navy Basket G Yale Harvard Valley a S Letter Clubs and Actlvutles Student Councul 98 lOl Natronal Honor Socuety Shuttle Observer Art Club l-lnstory Club Dramatncs Club Movue Crew Stage Crew Cinema Club Debate Foreagn Aftaurs Band Orchestra A Capella Chour Junior Chonr Girls Glee Club Spanlsh Club l-lu Y Officers Chapters Sensor Frnend ship Snapshots on pages l2 8l 82 95 96 and l3l ' ............ l ' .......... 65 ' - nlng 2,3 ll . .. ,.... - ' .....1o2-103 . . 4 .. ...... - .. ..... 104-105 5 ,. .... - ......lO6-lO7 ' ' .. ..... - .. .... ...lO8 ------6 - ......1o ' .. ...... 7 ' , ....... 77 ' ....llO . ............ 8 .......... 78 ' .......lll . ......... 9 ' ' ..79 .......ll2 '...lO ' ......ll3 .80 - ' .. ........... 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'X' w wi, wx - S,-,,' 4, X, N rx J s VS CONCER MASTER Dr. O. J. Korb M C Dletrlch Dr O J Korb os head of the Eost Cleve lond Cnty Schools sets the putch for members of thus hormonrous group Dr Korb hos been superlntendent for sux yeors guldung the IN struments under hrs supervision through the voruous moods of symphonic expresslon 9 Doing work for beyond the coll of duty glvlng dll his energy to Show ottendlng every octuvrty M C Duetrnch offectuonotely known to the students os M C hos completed has sixteenth yeor os prlnclpol of Show HIS eose of monner business luke Style ond effect veness of work hos won both Show ond himself prolse ond wide occlolm I 1 I ' ' I Il II . . . Y ' ' I . . f ' 1 I BOARD OF EDUCATION W M g F Mvslcu ARTS ASSOCIATIQN SLENT5 it xxx '69 Q9 rl MCWK P G FACULTY ADVISERS .,.,4lf 'gl' Miss Jean Quay H K Hunter W H Lowden B A M A Assistant Prnncupal B A M A Guidance Director B A MA Dean of Boys A vltal and essential part of Shaw and nts actnvutues a needed link In the cham at school having a speclal job to accompllsh throughout each year Mlss Jean Quay asslstant pranclpal and dean ot gurls ns the adviser to all the lassles troubles and problems Checkang unrtorms and attendance wuth the assustance ot Mass Kathernne Duvendeck Mass Quay also plans and schedules classes at the beglnnung ot cach semester den tultnlls his duttes as dean ot boys In ottlce 209 Complete check ot the boys at tendance IS kept In thts ottsce Guzdance Director Mr H K Hunter plans the sublects and studues wlth each student on his entrance In Shaw so that upon graduatuon the full credits for the posutnons and colleges are avaulablc 'W P i K K if functions, are the three faculty advisers, all Mr. W- Hoyf I-Owde,-,I known OS fhe WOr- OPEN HOUSE VISlf0fS select food In cafetena War Chest table Lune wants outsude W H Moms s room 200 Parents watch a dem onstrahon an the pool I2 MAESTROS M I J THE FACULTY X F S ,f ff 5-fi Rfk ENGLISH DEPARTMENT The largest department at Shaw wIth a staff of l2 capable Instructors was the EnglIsh Department headed by MIss Helen WrIght The department armed ta encourage wIder and better readIng greater prlde In wrItIng and correct and more ettectIve speech WIth the retIrement of Mass Madge LInd say thns tall Mlss Margaret Campbell came from Kurk JUDIOF Hagh School to replace her Of all studles the EnglIsh tIeld offers the largest varIety ot courses, wIth JournalIsm and Modern LIterature besIdes the regular SIX semester course M1ss Flxzabeth Hop IDS N Ip, I Mlss Margaret Camp bel George Todd I X Charles C Reynard Miss Helen ngh! C Ill It Mrss Mildred Palm Hubert McNeIll r N Ill N Ilttla II MIss Clara Clenden M1ss Rachael A Wolf Il Miss LouIseR Baker he completIon of EnglIsh I ll study of the great works ot lIteroture are re quIred along wIth the grammar work startIng from the parts of speech to the mechanIcs of wrItIng ln Sophomore EnglIsh such lIterary works as ldylls of the Kmg and Lorna Doone are requIred JunIor and SenIor EnglIsh Include the study of such classIcs as VanIty FaIr and Shakespeare s Macbeth and Hamlet Thus upon graduatIon from Shaw one has fulfIlled the arm of these capable Instructors, wIth good speech, correct usage, and knowl edge of the great works of the ages If I lax.: Ii. 'Inf er: Im.. xI..x,1 I-gm' lislx, ,ly NNE- NIA: .x.I:.. xI..x,. l.l,.ll. l'1Ulll ll- lfnglisll. ,lIIIIIn:IlI-III UlrsI'ru'I' l'lIlIluII1I Illltl l5IIs'I1I-ss .'1:S'c U .'lI ' lCIlI1IIII:I , - lu -- sII 'I, KLA.: ltnglxsll, . Bvnl HSN Xl,.X.L lim: Im., xI..x.1 IQIIEIIXII. 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XIMXZ l'QIIIglIslI ' ln r ' ' , , III, Q I ' I I . , , , , ll - ll ll ll f I ' , , , - 11 - - 41 I ll If ll ll I FGREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT GrowIng In sIze and Importance as the years passed the Foreogn Language department has taken a hIgh rank In the academlc studIes of Shaw SpanIsh has become the most popular Ro mance language havIng l95 anxIous students furtherIng theIr knowledge In thIs fIeld Span Ish clubs were formed to make the courses more InterestIng and helpful by these speclal OCTIVITIGS Because ot the war French has rapIdly lost popularIty In pupIls choIce there beIng only one class and the demand for German became greater All classes were carrIed on Mxss Katharme D vendeck M1ss Isabelle S Lat XI Mxss jenme Gleeson Miss Alxce Martha Zuck Mxss Elisabeth Ort as completely as possIble In the foreIgn lan guage to famIlIarIze the students wIth every day conversatIon The last of the possIble languages IS Latln In whIch fIeld there always was much Interest From thIs department MISS Ruth Kennan re tIred last year ln the studymg of these foreIgn languages all gramatIcal poInts and IdIoms were stressed IH theIr Importance along wIth the readIng af novels and plays In so doIng the Instruc tors nave trIed to keep the students Informed as well as possIble on each language as It 6XISlS today I . 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F Leis N N x HH I Mxss Kathryn V Hub 1n er N mmm I M159 Marte Kurtz Mtss Iluabcth Wen er L COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Those prepanng to go unto buslness l fe nmmeduately and even some who are contem platlng a college educatlon obtanned the most from the Commercual department Ofternng a varnety ot courses thus depart ment gave the students an opportunuty for ex ceptlonal traunlng nn many fnelds of buslness The department divided into three dlvlslons general secretarual and accountung provuded tor such courses as Retall Trade, Busnness Miss Anna M Sou 1 N ulrnt Mlss Eva DuHad y I 0111? l I 1 A Management Bookkeeping Shorthand T lng and Commerclal Math Typing was by far the most popular subgect, wlth one semester typing courses benng taken by many academic pupuls to learn the funda mentals and baslc trannlng Therefore the teachers obtalned theur gen eral purpose ot gettung students well on the way to Commercual success wuth a well round ed background and knowledge of theur chosen courses N. . 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I - I I I I I I ' SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Durung the last few years nnterest In na tural scuences has greatly nncreased ln this department Biology Botany Chemustry and Physics are offered, as well as Sclence Physua graphy Physiology and Geography Biology and Botany are usually considered sophomore sublects wlth the students learn :ng about lnvung thnngs such as plants and anlmals Chemlstry grownng un Importance by leaps and bounds because of the war has become Ra ph C Morris Clem C Nxxon R X X X ll X tk I lllt N zulu mln K l Noah Nunemaker till Mrs Thelma Harry Carter Martm C Loftus Miss Nma McWebb Q N I a necessnty In the Chemistry Age of today Here students were taught about the mysterues of compounds elements and mnxtures Heat sound lnght and electrucuty were the topics studied In the Physncs course Girls as well as boys have taken Interest an thus com paratavely new fneld and the teachers of all the sciences have made greater effort to teach the boys the nmportant and necessary facts they need to help them nn the armed forces, and to enable the gurls to carry on thenr va cated posntnons NOT PICTURED Mlss Edlth Scrxbner N nn 1 4 - - - - 11 - 11 I - I I I I I E , ' . . . 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NOT PICTURED e Lh Cam 1 l N M1ss Anna M Dev ney N ll I SGCIAL SCIENCE Hsstory repeats Itself Because ot thus tact and the present tnme condltuons It vs essential that each candldate tor graduation from Shaw present at least one credat earned nn thus department The under standlng at factors and causes ot the past has torlcal events helps our understandlng of the present day sltuatlon Besides World and Modern l-lnstory offered an addltnon to the Amerlcan hnstory, other courses ln the soclal science tneld were eco nomlcs and soclology I s Florence lomas X l W Hoyt Lowdcn lll Harold L Narngon Wxllmm H Morrxs DEPARTMENT In the year ot requnred Amerucan hlstory sux weeks were devoted to the studylng ot Ohlo and East Cleveland Governments A the end ot thus pernod the East Cleveland Government was turned over and run by the hugh grade students for one day Thus year several of the hlstory classes used the Amerlcan Observer as a source for cur rent events, whale the other classes used Our Trmes ' One day a week was also set aslde for the study ot these weekly magazunes ll.lX.. x1,,x1 11.-1... ..f lluys. .X 1-llvgm thu'- zlnmz-ntl Nlnnxt-lv Sjslvlll, XVI-tml lfrlu filtlnll .x lc. x1..x'. ll.Ct,,.,f Xl.lllu-lmmtltrs: ll-.mn NNN-ly ll S rn l.',:lm'.llmlnl XIX.: llrstnry lXl.t.l run lilll-,pt-,lvl .lull Wllxltll H lr ' Z ll.l'll,. 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FINE ARTS The development of mus1cal, OFTISTIC and oratorncal talents 1n Shaw was the purpose of the F1ne Arts Department The mus1c department offered the students an opportunlty to play 1n the band and orch estra or s1ng 1n the A Cappella Cholr or Glee Clubs Along w1th these organizations were the1r many outsude OCllVIlI9S and contests The band and orchestra competed 1n local state and natuonal contests whule all provlded mu s1c for school and commun1ty affa1rs Mxlton G N1ergarth I Mlss Marian M Bnght 1 Miss Loxs Crank K 1111, I I lu Miss Lo1s Dean N s .. 114 1 Ed ar Vance 1 lklll N 111111 ln Art much was done to 1mprove both the school and the students ab1l1ty The students part1c1pated 1n the annual Char1ty Football and Amerlcan Legson Poppy Poster Contests Reauured 1n a hugh school educat1on IS one year of express1on or publ1c speakmg help1ng to glve polse self conf1der1ce and a good speakmg vo1ce to thenr students From these classes a large part of the debate teams and dramatlc casts are chosen Xl..X.1 l.11st1111111-11t:1l Xl1s1n'1 ll:1111l. 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I , . . . . , , I I - TECHNICAL ARTS Machlne shop mechanucal drawung and woodworkung are the practucal sublects offer ed to the boys In the Technical Art depart ment at Shaw Here they learned the compln cated mechanisms of machunes how to fashion artncles from wood and metal such as turnu ture and metal objects useful around the Roy Wlsecup N tl X I Miss Mabel Phxlpott K Bertram Reph K Mlss Harrlet Car enter I tlll 5,111 Ollver N Cralg x mln 3, home and exactness IH precise measurements In the drawing of mechanical devices In the gnrls category of the technncal art department clothing and foods were offered In sewing the students arm was the maklng of their own clothes expertly and economucally whale In cooklng It was to learn the tune parts ot the culnnary arts 1 I 1 I - , . . I 1 ' ' I ' I ' ' H. ' : I II,.'.g xIC'lJllIIt'III I3l:lx'lIA1Z Ilgtslwtlmll. Ilzlsclmll. Iffmtls, I'n'xv:n:uI Ihti Invu. l : NI.I'I.1 Xlxvltim- Slmp. p : LS., AIA.: flu 'mg I'L'1s-mztl Rn' ' lx 'n. Ilusin' NIJIIII. XYWIIII v1 'n'. iss Ilnu. Hwnd Doughs W Vuvu u u PHYSICAL EDUCATION Good clean play and vugorous exercuse were two ot the mann heads under whuch the gym and swummung unstructors worked to gaun physucol futness and a good sound body for every Shaw gurl and boy Physucal educatuon was compulsory to all except band members athletuc partucupants and those wuth doctor s certutucates Boys gym under Doc Vuvuan made up one duvusuon ot the department whule the new unstructor Mass Jane Hand came to take ovcr the gurls department Checkung each student s health us the task ot the school nurse Muss Nuna McWebb who assusted Doctor Robashaw un the physucal ex amunatuons guven each year and also un thc tluoroscope test guven to all senuors Also un thus department were Mass Mc Webb s classes un health educotuon un whuch the gurls were unstructed un hyguene and care ot the suck MQ: Az ' . : ll 5 un lfuluuuuvufuuu. l'luysvu'.ul lf-luuu.uluuuuu. Nxxuuuuuuuuuugg tuuull l.uIu- Nuxuuuu. 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V 1 1 11 11 - - I I V V MAIN OFFICE STAFF Through the mann office passes a large per centage of the Important and essential school affairs and the secretarues whlch and In this work are three of the most actlve and neces sary persons un the school Mrss Doris Pike blond blue eyed and once offnce work Besudes beung secretary to M C Dletrlch she handles all tultlon reports and college transcnpts Another active Ilttle woman un her second year IS Mrs Hoge handling all sport elrgr brluty entrances and wrthdrawals whale Mrs Sparr has complete charge of the attendance flllng and supply room With the dozens of other tasks and odd lobs of offsce work these three busy people keep the offuce functuonung an perfect order Mrs Phyllis Sparr Mrs Mildred Hoge Miss Dons Pike 23 a student of Shaw, completed her fifth year of r n fs if 1 LIBRARIANS Mrs Lnllnan Clarke new head llbraruan srnce the returement of Mass Mary Morrison has proved herself Indispensable to the stu dents nn her lO years at Shaw Graduatnng from Summons Lubrary School Boston she worked nn the Provudence Rhode Island Pub llc Lrbrary and the Boston Public Lubrary With a posltlon open here she came to Cleve land and joined the library staff Mrs Clarke IS now working for her Masters degree whuch she has over half the requlrements completed Lxght brown halr blue eyes and medium Mass Sally Brown rs Llla Clar hood lubraruan Muss Hrlda Marsh height would describe Mass Sally Brown as srstant llbrarlan to Mrs Clarke Mlss Brown when attending Flora Stone Mather College had no rntentlon of maklng lubrary work her career majornng rn sociology and education Before coming to Shaw she taught one year of nursery school an Cleveland A new member added to the lubrary staff thus September ns Mass l-lulda Marsh After havung left her home nn Sagunaw Muchngan she attended the University of Mnchlgan for fnve years Recommended by her professor of llbrary sclenc for thus posltlon Mass Marsh came to Shaw to porn the llbrary staff Nl 1 I rt kC, ' 1 I 1 - 1 - 4 1 - S1 I I I ' 1 r ' ' , . I - . . . I 4 - 1 1 , on . . . . . 3 l , . LIBRARY Haven of knowledge and pleasure For asszstance to every Shaw student In search of books or other Important maternal the llbrary statt ot Mrs Lnlllan Clarke Mlss Sally Brown and Mlss I-Inlda Marsh was al ways wnllung to help Besides the special book reports made nn Englush classrooms they arrange extra maternal on various subjects thus enablung students to become more to mnllar with new books and materuals In spate ot the anconvenlences and short ages of wartnme the llbrory has reached an all time hugh IH the number of books In l922 when the labary opened there were 3739 but wnth the recent purchase ot I68 new mystery munstrel and other light readung storues It has reached the total of I4 892 lnbrary work on blbllographues has been changed to the junsor year makung the re quired llbrary work stand IOB Use of the catalog IOA Use of reference books IIB Use ot Readers Guude IIA Blbllographles if l Doris Lipstreu chooses o book, - . A . 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Under Mrs. Clarke s supervusnon the senior I , , . , I ' ' ' ' - 5 - J - - I 'T' I JANUARY CLASS l945 Don Mnadeo Wayne Groensteln Vurgunra Wavro Presudent V ce Pres dent Sec eta y Treasu e X nksr VI LINS Memorres of three years now behund us thoughts of thsngs that seemed ta oft soon faded unto memones people actuvu tres and Ideas changed to another world football ralltes and baseball games Znmmerman s speeches nn the Suxth War Loan Druyc Isabella Thomson s loyalty to Senror Fruendshup Jimmy Goughs tough luck wnth football unjurues 305 s eight star serv :ce tlag Larry Schroeder known as Lover The temnnrne athletic ablllty of Elaine Qualman and Mary Hoffman Ronnie Stal lung s plana boogie woogue Scholars Schu mann and Mnnadeo l-lr Y Prestdent Bull Brandt Chuck Nesbitt dancing has way to tutle ot best Bull Bond president ot l-lonor Socvety Crammang for sux weeks tests Farrars all around sports abtltty Scholastic Pekarek Wells dead eye bas ketball shots College daze Senior prom then graduation night with duplomas con gratulatuons and memories J ill- if ff lf . 1 X r jgll - , A A f t fl at scgll Albrecht Garnet E l BOIIIIIBLI' JQL .1 n N.-:-'11, '.: 1 1. 1 own jun: . ..x 11q . Alleman, B e t t y 1 nl x1 Bond, Wllllam I 1 : . 1 11 . . .5 1 . vl ' ' ' . li 1 Amos, Helen 1111 B 1 b e e, Mlchael Bake Phyllm Nl l lllll Ill Bookner Eugem Brandt 5 11 Vx .Ll 4111. -ful 1 -J I Null 1 Brennan, Nancy. 4, A- .11- 1 -1 1. .' ul '. Christian, Loverne: Collmer, Robert: Colosi Frank Connors, Dolores: ll , - . '1 1. ., . 1 '. WE: 71 . .. ,,-31 , .ml ..... ,. -: ,-11' 9 1 - . -I .ll4' 'vu 1 CLASS OF JANUARY, 1945 27 5 f Cope W1ll1am S zx ato, jean N A l r D V1 ha Helen Donelan, G Lynn ll 1 ugh jun I Greek, ucc ll CLASS OF JANUARY 1945 Denn1s,Marg1e .3 I 1 an :ml 1 I1 14 Evans, Donald C Grxffm, Joseph NMI . Depenhart, Dolores Dcveraux, bhxrlcy X In N 11 I an nu ll rrar,Jxml 1 a Arlene Ny, X ul 1 N Groenstem, Wayne xt mm!! I nnmltlf 0 Hammerle, Norman YI K I Y ' H ,T , -3 1 ,' , I A F I ' 18 K 'Q 3 Q . 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I1 It I In ll ll e xc, Pat I N 1 I I rllll llll Hayman, Milton Ar thur I I lk II I I I u 3 0 N I 4 In W N In X I IIIILCII Q lllx I U I Immke, La Verne B Illul I 41 Ketteler Dana F VII N I In , 'Q CLASS OF JANUARY 1945 Helmlck, Jane N -pl: If H1 ob n Jackson, Barbara N I Iusko Edward III Mackey June N ll' M a r t 1 Grace ll 1 1 I 2 Y I I. . . - ' Z .Au - 'II, B I SI: up II. .X. .X,, I-.I--IL Vol- A., J-.IZ I'iri0114INIIi1v. lg 1 IIi'Y. 2-.I-4: nn un- Ifrivlnlsllip, ,jg l'I11Iw, ,LI IIHIN, jj, I4-ylzull, J-.lg Mm! -rn Sl: ' I I'IuIw. .If.I. IDI-Imlc L'l1l, J-3 4 li. .X. A., .Ig Xlmnih-I' Il :I n rl lg, 2-.I-45 45 'y.l. Nut' rl :II i'm1111IitIu-, -I. lf,-it-,,1,hiI,, 3.2.43 IH. I mx-usir I.'IIIIll'. 3-4 R. RL-I.. LII: 'I':I'1ull. f5 -I2 If YN' III! -' .IHIZ Ili.-nry Club. 2- Vinh.. 2-3-4: Clwir. 3: Ilrzmmtics Chnl. J- -V42 SIIIIHIV- 3' CI S- 31 Chuir, 2-.l--Ig XI - im-,J .I: :ngvrli Uh- ih-r. 4: S Imtlm-1' Iii-'. wx' 'cu .I-4 ffirculn- 4. Ii In NI: : ' ' 1 'I n- ' 'I' -nm, 343 jr. 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J. Ifrim-mlallilw. .I-4: i-I1 l'IuIu, F. in' Ifrim-wlxluip. R-I: l'I1lvil', .I--I: IYIIIVIH. 4. Ki limi. 4, I 3 V . A Af W.. I 1 iff' .I Q yn gn . I t - A ifif ii , CLASS OF JANUARY 1945 McAllls!u' Ralph A r Mmulw Don N u ll an Hahn N nr McFadyen Betty ull my Il 1 1 Morkel u re, N -pw 4 ll rx ll lm X Q 1 McCann Eleanor ll I Moyer, Phrl ull McNamee, Rosemary ll Ncebrtt Chates X x vw 1 s 5 1 l l e Auduy Nrchole, laura jam I A X e Rgilmlv l X I A l I r V by , : , : , : M' r, ' 'l',,,,-lx. gli ll, X. jj: S11 -H1 Llyrmr-rl Rr-p lhqulllqrlivx Vlnlr. ,ig Nlplrmlnru- lfria-ml Nrpll-'lu-rw lfxu-ml 1S .-'X ,ig 'l'1.-,rx -th, u-xwrltgrtlxv. .51 12. .X. N' wr lfxu-uulxlrip. .5 Nlup, Q3 Sn- wx Nlxvp. '. Nun, .X.. ,' .5f-lg S-llwrmnfrr -lg ll. .X. .X , .5f-li XI-wl lfru-rulNl1r1l..541 lull! l'1n-rv-lxlrw. -I l llr-mlxlrxp. 33 Sv In mu lhrnf ng. fl. Mlm- Flulv, .542 11 ,X l llm'll4lNl1'p, ,l-41 .Xi .X.. 1,513 fun-11111 l'luIf. ,'-.54 1X'. l':c-. Vlulv. -ll Nlrrlxxlm 'H l'wll1r11H!1w-. 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I I M-,mfg , X Q ' x Schumann, Mxgnonet Sxmpson, Margaret 1 V l l N. up nn lvl m -1 ml n nl! 1 mul L Sto z, Loxs N nn-1 u dam, Bob I l I Trlvxson, Mary Jane Trlvlsonno, Nxck h I ll llll r I 1 ll N mtv llllll CLASS OF JANUARY 1945 Smlth Jean 1 r l LL l Ill! Nlu ma lf 1 l ll Swlsher, Ruth I N l 1 v n ug N mn 14 l 1 um W avro Vlrglnla r ill llll I lll 1 4 N u lun. S m x t h Margant 11 Thomson, Isabella up. In Ill: x p ell, Ted Ntu Stxlllnm Ronald Townnend Norman, 1 I KK ll l lsur J n 1 ll H Q 23 . . -g l f l 3 Q Z ff 40 - 4 , , A, 1 I . f 5 I f ff I ' ' Z ' Z ', 2T..X. ' , ': ,':'., I Ilznml. 1.5 4g lllxlwq Slylml-uc l rim-ml- .X.. JJ-43 Supl.-luwxv N' im l xivmI4I1v11. 4: lim:-I. '74, flull, jg II-In-In .I Ah' , J: Sa- 'Ir l51'im-111lwl1ip1IS--'gmg II. .X. .X, ,gl ru-ty, 43 li. A. .X.. l 1'iz-:ul-1111-. 4: Tzu- 1'h-rn-. l: Sm- '-1' 5 4: Sql-v I v 1 1. 4145. .X. .X...1-8: lf1'iL-rlnlxluip. 4: .4 - lfriv nlship. 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I Wems Harvey IJ Werther, Harnette VII ll 1X CLASS OF JANUARY 1945 Woehrman, Mar Y o u n Phylhs Z e n z, a r old Z1mmerman,W1ll1am Zuckett, Mary Lou YI illl N L lx 1 4 IH Ml ll l N 4 LM N ll Pl In HI Uduqte lx 'P' 1 '. , : v- ' z y: g, ' 1 Inu- flulw, ,Ig NI1-ui Nrp!vul1w1v lfvu-n-I lim:-I, 1.4 lj llrrluwf Slfldxwlllx-xv Flu-lx-I Im 1':u1lll1illzw-. 1.3, dup. J: Sq- Fu tru, .1-lg S4-:umm Jxill. .Ig Sv wx Flin-uxvlxllip. .lf-lg 'l':1lf l 1'im-xluisllip. 4: ,Ml l vim11XNlli1v. .3--I, lmn. .fi .Xlf :1 Hx . lAluh, 41 Nllnm-1 111 S I.m-lux. -1. NIMH lillirv. 2. H : ' ' ' : : HifY. -1, flu 'lux J: .X fgnpn-llzl N1 'lux' Fnnllxllitlu-. Vlmir. 3-4: 'IR-unix. J- 4, .5-41 Yul' ily S. J-.lf-31 IJ.-lmtc Club. 45 XX'Ili1'lu Flulu. .5-4 KY. I'1'm-N.. Sm- y.. 3: Vxvx.. 'Hg Xl-1 inn' l'unm1il- 1-4-. J-.iz Hwyi HIM' flulr, J-.X-4 KY, I'u-Q.. l'14w,. -H3 Sli lym-Ju' Play. 41 I7r:mmlirx Vluh, 41 Ili-Y. 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Q ! . ,-fi s E v ,-vu X W JUNE GRADUATING CLASS Leo Boylan W ll am Barclay J Cameron Pres de t Vuce P es dent Secretary T easuurer X f xx? at Kurk only to start agaun un Shaws lowest ranks We watched wuth prude Bull Barclay Shel Veul and Duck Du Bartolo become the maunstays of the football team Gunny Ault elected to Student Councul all three years Marte Zorns and Mary Fosters scholastuc records Dave Rutchues beautuful duvung Aluce Long s all around athletuc abuluty We cheered and rooted our football queen Sandra Nussel wuth her attendants Jean Doerner and Jewel Tyler Bert Lusy presu Boylan and Putcher Bob Kelly George Keuth s corny pokes at the l-lu Y show The student run assemblues June Cameron s capable leadershup un Senuor Fruendshup Duck Steuger s artustuc abuluty Wuth muxed emotuons we watched graduatuon nearung the sugnung ot clearance slups and funally that nught when two hundred and suxty of us marched across the stage to receuve our reward of tour hard years of hugh school lte u i une if. If ,X at X 'Q Three years ago we left our haughty realms dent at Honor Society . . , Basketballer Bud .5 Muriulice Ainsworth nl A Thomas ml pi. ..: ll .. Apthorp: Q Baldwinv: Il ,4 . ' 'Q -.. .1-' 'll w.-...lI. . .:xl '.--,, .'1 ' .' ' :I ' ' '-ni . my-.'. Delores Albanese 1 llll janet Askue: qll , N- f .. - : ' 'V ' I. -12 .llulil h vi Ballinger: f Leroy Alexander Virginia Lou qAult: . lil ' ' - 'Z 5 ult 1' luxim' .' :l'. - Nl' .1 :l '. 1, n' ,, '-.:l.. Lois Balohzl A 1 fn faQ.f1 if Richard Allen I N Betty Anewalt N 1 l 1 v in Q va Baier: ,'. - Mary Jane Baldner: .'-in 'iii William 1 Barclay: Edythe U Barlgw: - gl--, g 'g N ' ' . 3 .'-niu' , 111' 1.1-q ',, 3 9 - s ', 3 Nun- lm' ' 4: --r ,Q 4 1--A 14.41 ,. I . 'nu CLASS OF JUNE 1945 .Xa Ruth artlntt X RichardBaumgartner awe Beal Norma Bennett lk l Xt lN l Ill u lux I Nrnm IX N George W Blau In u M I N Kellh Butler Robert Blasko I Mary Ellen Bond Ill In 1 Robert Bowcrman Bob Boyd Leo Boylan CLASS OF JUNE 1945 H nrgmna Bova I XI ll ll Delorw Franci Braun 1 H H S a r a h Elizabeth owen X N n Norman Brenne H of 3 Sl ,Q 3 Q , 4 f .f Q 4 - 'Q ,Q . ,Q 12 3 ' 3' X 4 B 1 1 fn' 1 I l 2 I xu'mI- 111, .X. . I ' ' . lwngnl Ill-um 5- 'i-15. I' wclu- lizfk-IIr.III, xlllp. 13--12 ll':IInm-I. .X.. -I1 XXI In. 2.3-1: -lg 'l':1rplvu, 34 IX jg .X lA:u1wII:l VI14-ul. SFHIIL 5 I4-tlvu Iiul, IIIIIQHIM-i'IxxI1.J I'u'-. VII1 l.r-.ull-1-' jg ll -Q HIM- l'IuII, Q61 SIIJHHNII 4'IuIv, I l'Iul-, .31 .Xq 11 I . I1 II.rl14I..f.3'fI, '5 'l.. fir: .X I11lI 'I jjg S.rpIm1u:u- In Vlwir. .VIL I.r:uI- Ifxxz-Inlxlnnp, J 1'I'u-gnu vu' l'Il1Iu.,I--11 Xlmlq-sn JI: fc I 1icu4I- Ilgm m:. .Z-.I--1: lim' Nlup: Ill, R1-In. .1-41: llmrw l'IuIv. 23,41 42. S IA-11,-y QQHI. 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Xllxity 15.16141 Ir.III. ,Ig ILINI-lv.uII, .21 ' Xl-llnlm ll-nllnlllrv. 1 1.111 l'1mwi:I1-nt I-t 0 Sl- ilu flaw. rl: Xfu' N115 5. -I 5 I I CLASS OF JUNE 1945 Welbourne Brevard 1 Dorothy Eleanor Carlson 111l ll Elle n 8111111 Margaret Brightman 1 I 1 D11 1 1 ll W Caddick une Cameron I X J N 111111 1511 1 N11110lx N 11111111 J a n Carnahan UI! ll 1 l ll lllt I Dorothy o u Brooks 1111110111 11111 0 1s1 1 yscv 01 Nnnlsh 81111111 1111111 1111 Sem 5 IJ111111 1 111 l11111 11 111 I I1 ll1rl 1 1 1 H e l e n Campbell 111 Dorothy A Carome 11101 I 1 1 s 1 X 111111 Leona R Brown Thomas W Bury Ill! ll ll 1111111 Beverly Campfield Rrchard Carlson U I! 1 I Harrxet Carran ue Carran I 1- 1 K 1 11111 111 Q 1111 1 11 llux I H 1 11 111111111 11 sh .CONV Cv ',1f:.,,,. CLASS OF JUNE I945 Robert john Cheet ham Num! r nv mttcr Vue! C018 Incl I 4 xvp ml 1 I Willlam Crenshaw Charles Christy Nm ut x l 1 I II, C HI If f' PIIIII R1 0 1 I Anne M Compton IIIKII l ls Mary Cunnmgham I Martha Jane Chub buck . III mu Is C' U ll I J net Consla ll 1 In Pl Brrclgct D Amore III I I l 'A A ai, g I een Cline Alrcc Copeland IIIII V Rnchard Danxelson S Wynn Cochran III I III Timothy L Crancy S IN 1 N A l m a Davenport I I In 3 I - 2 .4 - - EII : HIM- : Xlful : III-Y, J-.lg :Iv U nn'1I. 43 N1-II Z Svlplwrw rr l'IuIv. .51 Iflwll-If-Imup 1-In Iln fng. .?.i'1 Vlmu-l -I1 .Ir n' frvm. lp II:n4I. l-.I-IL I 1'ivnvI-Inv, .21 Sv HV l'IuI:. .If-I, IZ .X .X,, j.ig Sr' fl K' my ' , 4, II:-Y. J-5'-4: 1m A Ifr' v.I11p. 3-4g IS, I 1n-n-Ialmup, J-,If-4 I' vm I'rr9I nt. 41 A. .X., I-.I--1: I, : Icrx' Ill.ml:ulu'. 4, 'I' S, J-.I-4: 'II Cl I. 4. CIII. J, ' a Q 1 Il I III' . Z 3 , I 'I-nil. l Z'I.u1 . NIIII flulv, J-.741 .XII Sc ' ' I x'r'nI.I1i1'. -1. JJ-41 I vi4'mIsIn1v, I-5' pun, 1341 I l'u'wI- II1wl'rx'r- II:ukrlIu:lII l'InI1. .I-43 RCI Urns, -I: Hullllrn' IM mi'- -Imp. J-Ig IQ. A. .X., JL X'1lI'.IIj' II: k'l I' .. .Il I.v:lmIl'r's' I '. .IV-I. JQIHIQ S I,4-in-r Illrl. IIJIII. 42 'I'l:u'I4. .2-.If-3 K'IuIv, .Ig li. A. .X.. J- .VIL S11 NI: Q'IuI. -5. I'lmtIv:uII. -IL YMIIIU J: Mu 'lr Clul. 4. S. J-.I-4. . , I . , Z , , I'I1m1'. I-IMI: Iilrlx' Sf' fr I 1u'u-IXI1 p, 5- Rul ng. .51 Spgulwidr HIP? IIIHII. .5-41 -I, l'IuIr. -Ig YI' In, Q4 I xxPn INI1 p. 15--I. -I-vulvmlu-ln. R, I A , U s ' 4 Q A -U -a I fi Y 'i 'ff I . I 3' .lu I In A . ' , - K v r Norman Dmmond Jean Doerncr N My an Dwellc vx Rxchard Wxlllam D1 Bartolo Tony Donofrlo I 1 Barbara Elcher CLASS OF JUNE 1945 Y 1 l'rvmxx. .9 1. 2 FY!-'11, 5 X141-My S. J: Ifmll lmll, 42 I!.4wh.1lI,,i. : .'.. . ' : LSC- mywu- lflwm-llvlxlwvll. li hull. 215-41 Yu! My S, li, .X .X. J-.5-fl: Hun- J-,141 Fmutlmll, 2-5.-13 :rv Sunlvly. .5 31 Fvll- 'INlil4'1x.'.: 1. wx' lfwwlnfl-I-up, .512 Xiuxvxtm 4'frlnm1Itu'. XIV, I.wu1lvn Ulilrv. .5 1. D : H f 'xv ' 2 111-yy, 1,2-4. lfrlvlmvlxllip. l .51 HealthF1111-.J:1i1vI-' Ulm- llllllvq .lg .X fn- pcllu flmir, 343 ll. .X. A.. S. I XX Bob Erxckson amp 1 Audrey Ann Feld Gloria Ferro 3Vld Fisher n Fltch I xl Ill A l 1 c e Fxtzgerwld Mary Foster Stanlee Frxed Mervyn Frnedman a r 1 l y n Frock x Margaret Gardner Kathryn Elxzabeth Don cnhle Charles Ggrqcheqki I Gardy ul u h Gag: Ill CLASS OF JUNE 1945 I Lx r 5 was sr x nk 8 I 1.-i, . ' Z I!.m4l. ji I, k 3 I .X A.. lluml Imp 4 nn 1 XY! rl.., ,fj,lg Sm Ifxu'l141xl111v.-1:flmma 4 N1 ml ll 4 flulu, I. ' ' . I 2 flu u Vlirmlxlxip, 13'-11 ll .52 Hxznrlzuiixw. I 111: xvl hu 1 X ,Xi ,Xu jig .X1'.lgwll,4 llnlwl' Nwwif- I X 5 lxv Im llul l'hv-i1.J.?:lkm-1114.31 H. N. l'1fv-lvlll I I Xlwllvtm. 1-S. lilvllmwlxn. .3-1. RK 'Z 5..1vlvW vlww Vlxvlnlaluup, jg S1 plmxlwlm' l luu4l 1,4-mlq-:Q Vluh. ,ll xluip. J tX', In U1 lllllllk lluh I Il x I I.. llul, I'u-5.5: XX'lnl.,, M 1 lvwrl-N111' 1 l'im'll1:u, .3 15' Sv 'nn' lfrivlulxlli lluh tl, .X, .X.. J. I CLASS OF JUNE 1945 10 Lt Gerti Vlrgxnla Gllkny lrley Glll D rm I DlVl'i I Arthur Grunwood Patrlcxa Hatchel Thomas Haguuan john Hannon Lharlottu Harrie. H L r Harrxion Nadme Hartford Wa ter Hauck ll X I m , HH v 111 Ill: ll is f ,f f M X -9 x D. ,.2... ' I V' I' ' ,Z N-111-rv ' ' ' ' ' : .Xvt Sh' ' Z Nun.: 0 '. .. 1 lfvlmlnwl-Imp. 1,513 I., Vlulv. .5 13 Hull Mlm- 17111-x11lxI1lp,2-lgli, .X, .X, .X. .5--11 VXI-Iir. J' Vlulf. J: Xlmll!-xx. fl. AX.. JS lg Numixlx .511 l.xl:1'gn'5 Xl-Im i'Xulv. 1: Xlumlm pw ,Ll i'ul1llnwIIn'v. .32 XX'Ii1l-X. J. Hills- l'lulI, I, I l.1-zlflvuf .lg Xlwnllwl. l'l1x-1-lluauln-1. 11 Yin. ' livrl! film- Vlulv. J ltlrlrllllltlvv, 5 5115 5. -ll l mI1M:mU, ll .X. .X.l31 XX'I ll- l-.5: llnmlxntimw VMIII. l--31 Vlwvr. .51 Xl-'nl 41l'lwvv.-11 lhnvlmll. tw Uwrlwllwltlnv, .1 l. I V ' fl ' 1 2 ' ' , 2 1 Z 14. Marian G. Herron: Lois Hess: fs, ,x .xr lfxu-mlxluilv Klllllul XI, XX'l irlu, Jfl: ltimmzu 11 lJ,5,m5,1,,- f'lul,. .15 XXI' In, .13 Sv fr jrjql 5V ju, limi-ml ltluh. 4: N4-uim Xfg,1xYk.:,,f- 4: 131, l x'irx1wIxh1p, J: Xl:-ni' -hill, ,1- lfuu-11-l-lllp. 4: .X fn' ,Q-,-rm. .53 531 ll, tw, 1: Wi .X .X. J, I'4'H1l l1 h- -ll M l'I14t41gVg11vhm'1. '11 511' tru. .51 Mulx lflvv INN-4 4 tlhl-i ww lllllh ll Xlxlllngvlil llclum- l'lu?I. 1 C I V .' .J ' . .f I V i . ' w X ' W2 V, A F K W' if 3 V CLASS OF JUNE Janet Hxtchcuck t ll Joanm Hucttlch I Phyllis Iecmmn 1945 Jack Hlvely 1 rl L Hodge 11 H Jack Hoffman M a r 1 l y n Hunt oyd Immke Ann Inman um Jicoh I Iqck j1cobsen I 937131 H loxs omn Io cn Inxm 1 Ioycv. Inhnson 1 .Q gm... Q? I I f, ' :Hn ' . Sh' 'y Z . .',' H ' 1 11 .X vulzx l'lu15 .5 1l'uw11 XXI vlw. 11 N um .X. ' 5 1, Ih..vn1.1n1 XX'l 111- 411111, 31, lilvcluwlxllll-, 1, VIHM ' 51. lwuu-I' l vlz'lu1lNhvp. 1.55 511.1115 -.1111-. '5 1. l.1.11I1vk.' Nh flnlv, 13 IQ, .X. .X. 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Y 5 1 R F33 ,Sa Q 1 14 Roger B Johnston Elva Keckler B Kelly I I N Il llznl lmxmll ' I I IIINLIIIII ' HI Hu Imllnll III Xu NIU N wi Nlmxllwl I Xu Ralph joseph Ireneann C Keefc Alfred Gene Klesel k II Ifln III lllmluxlll 'I I Ntuwlxul luumll 4 James Joyce Earle Kexfer Ronald Knoff Gerry Kahn I II 1 corge Kexth I x x Carmehta LaCava v I lllnnvlxlnp 'II R u rl o l p h Ka Q Nancy Kelley Arlyne LaGankc CLASS OF JUNE, 1945 . A W, ak 4. : V -af an f 'O n I -1 'A A '2 ' if I ' I Q I ,fl ix - P ' ,- - . WL , -rl- fr , r f , . f ,gx v,-, gf-'zggsgi ' I I rll f ai! D- Ha A 3 4- , :Q xr I I . x : : Iinnll. . : Xlmll-In I pp,: Ingmmqn- Klub. Q, 3-5 -1, Il:lllc'l1p1, -15 III.lllI.lIl4' 'l'1.n--Ir. 151 Xquwty 5, Vluln. .I-4: Nlwuvnlm, 'IL .I .51 Uvrllnwtlql. J-.5 I. 51' mr l x'1e'mlxI1xIu. J' .III IQ .X, .X. QSVIZ M1-Inn! Vmnlluvl. .53 Rn-rl lilmxx, Q. . . Z ' . G ' I Im- , l'lIn-nm flulv. 11 mntlc llllllll UI:- l x'u-mlwlup Club. li' sc wr, .IL Yzuxmly S. -I. .', oh : In Y. J- - . ' : . .'-1 fSl'R'1X..'AUl -'I ' bac 5 -IW' I 'FYI Fqlslmivu' Xl nut 1, -3 Q Robert Lnneie D ve Lang a Verne Lu M1 drul Lenk Nm ll ml 1 Lohrny ICL L ng l 3 '? Betty Lape Tom La Valle Dorm LxpQtrgu Bert Llsy I ll Dorothy L Bow Dwayne Lochcr xp.. 4 . X . 5 ' 1 1 5 4 S 1 3 2 -Q 7 N .Q r . A 5 l S '5 K5 7 x l Q 5 ' tai l - E ' . . a : lll X. ' z lim . c : 51: 'l'1.nvlx. .5-4. flu-1-x mzltvr Vlull. .51 Swann I-4111-rnlxlulp. 1,5 tg I4-gulvl. -li lluqmmlvr lfvlvvulxlllp. .5 31 ll. Nllnlllm, 1.5, Xlmlrvn t'lul5. l 4N'r'5.l, .X .X. .5 lg Vlwlv. Q .5 l7.lm'vnQ. .511 42 .X. .X. .Y-.5-l. L 1 li A. 'l - :.- U1 1 '. -. ' :lll.n.,l S.. . .X. 1.513 Sr lm l 1u'mlxInp, .5-42 fm' vwty. -l ll'u-N I: Ill.- I-'ltr-ull-l11lu.,5l1 l.r-.MA vmzl. -l ll'rm's.iL Ulm- lung lklulm. 41 tl'u-N IZ vu! Vlulv, 51. t'luIv, fly llmnn Sf' S1-:ullulu Vlul-. -l rlvly. -lp Slllmvu-'vc ll'va-N11 Nl-v itm. fl: lfllnlulxlllp. J, ll:-lmlv f I -In-vm: .XI I.lvu. 51 XYl11l--. .5 Eln'nc - : Al' - o : ...lll.l- Doris Elaine Luth: Ann Lynghg I-',,.,,.1 D01-is Magcl-5 xml: l'lln'vv-lxlllp, 1, Xlwul lXls'l lIl1'x.5l2'l5.nllml1 lllllll. 1.5. l vu-ml- NIHV. 'AS 14 AX t'g,1wll,, l,l4-4' Vlulll fg Ifqlq-ntl lux. j.5 llunu.. 1 1-N 9.1 ll: rllllu 51. llmlvmlll' l'lx-ul. J. Slum:-lu. 3. Xlvvl-. J 54 lthlmu-I. ll .X..X J-.511 .Xtllvvw l'lulv. .513 1- .X .X. Xllmvl-lv. .51 li ,X .X. 'UL ll-:mtl-x. .51 li llrllrvvll Mm-Q lvl-.l-f 1.5551 Allwuvtwx lu ll 15 l',ml1'l,,l.A 21- ,X IX. ' I 13 IIHHH, .1 Ang In-.l 1'l....llwm1A I.-tnflvn X mmf-. '5 lr.g.m.,m- tml., A xmwlp. 11 Nwvllxln vw-un 1m'p,',l.1.wv3. 5IZ ll Mx llvlll K'm11ull.l. llul-, lg 5 lmltm-1 Ntuwll-nl lt-rvlm-nl Mull. .5. nlwrm-wmuu 14-p,,E,5l: Nq-Ilrwllluuvlfvlvmlxllll-. ,5l1 limlxlvlx. ll N l4ltr1llvvl..5-l,llv.l llmtvvx l'lv1ll, Q1 .Xl H15-X.lxy. .5l1 Noll-- ll.u1'x.z1wl. lg lflw Rt--L-lwv. 1.5. I . ul v CLASS OF JUNE 1945 I x CLASS OF JUNE, 1945 Dick Maier: xlli-Y. 4 ll' Rwl Kruse -I 4l'rvs.rg lllrsm-x'x'cl'. If .1-4 lltilrulzntiml Klum' :ngvrii Sllultlz- 511411 .l -l. Jim McDonough. R 1 t I1 McShane Audrey Mattson Suplwlllm n' lfricml X X ' 4 sl1ip,JZlI...... -5 uccy.-.H .Xqun-llux l2irls'llla'c fllllmtplxw 41: llrzxlllzxlirs Kflnlm 4: llmmr Slwicly. 4. Bob McDowell: Vlu-is :mul l'l1m-vlwu' Flulu, 2. Mane Mechtensxmer lll4 E i I e e n McCarthy: If1'iz-vnlslmip, J: ll. .X. A. -. D o r i s McKechnie: l'lmir, J-3-43 l ricn-l- slnp, I-3-4. Te Merxdlth I ll Lumix tl I ms Marjorie McClure: l'huu 4' l l'in'1nlsl11,l 4 Kerry Lou McKen- Ileyl Scnim' l'x1'im-ml- ship, 3-42 Klxmitm' C'm11n1ittm-. 4: 12, .X. .X.. R. Joan ehls l Q 11 4 Charles McCoy: llzmfl, J-14. M a r i e McMahon: Flin-nflsllipl .I-41 H. .X, .X.. .5-4: Wluirlw. afl. Mary Louxse Mxller lll i ii X x CLASS OF JUNE 1945 Mar1lyn Millner Anne Murphy 1 1 Betty Morgan Nl1111 1 1 1111111 1 11 X 1111 Kathernne M Mur l 1 IL 1 S 111 11X 111 11 Mary Mornson 111111 11111111111 11 11 1111111 1 Robert Mzik 1.11 gym Corinne Mosher 11 11 Barbara New 1 X 1 111 1 X 14 -of I 1 William Mulhauser Beverly Nighman 1 M1111 lux 1 L 111 N11 1111. 1 11 1111, 11 yf 11 I ' 1 : Q1 - ' : li. : : 1'k11111111N11111, jv 11111111'1- 1 111'1111N11111. Q1 .X. X.. -1: 15111-1111-11111. 11:11111. L31 1 1'11111111 1111Y l'I'11-:1x.1. lg 1-'1'i1'1111x11'11,.i'-lg 11115 -1: 5111 ' 1 ' - N1'11. 4: 11. A, A.. 4: ll1:1111:11i1w l'11111 KY. 1111-r l.1ll1l, J: K ' .1 1--. -1: l'11l'1111 L'11111. X111 11111. .1--1. 1'11--.l. 3. U1 1. J: 111-111111 l'l1111. -1: S1111 1111 - 1911 -1111- LSZ 1'1111i1'. 3-4: :11111. J, Y1 '11, 5. . 3 - ' , - , Q :E 2. ., H : nm.. 3: 01NN.x.N..Ug: phyg 'im-11151 1111111.23 .X-.. 23 1'1'll'll1151111l. .1f-1: H.. .X. QX.. 4: 1111111111 1,-'wmlxmli' 4- 51,1,1 1,111.11-U 111- 11111. QI111111, J: 171111111 111W 1X. 1 11w,, 51 3.. N11'11. J: 1'.l1l'l1l1f11111, 5, 111111, J. 1'11w.1. .1 :I rl 1 11 -11111115 11 111' 1' 1111. -11 51' '111 1.110 .': ' ' 1. .11 15111-111111111 15 'y,1, 4, Charles Norton. Sandra Nussel: 1i..X. Pearl I 0fTl5.t9iTl5 Adelaine 01103 111.. Bob Parha . 'X .X. J-.1-11: S111111111111111' l lf'H'1N11ll'- V41 - -1- x1-111-1, .13 S111 111111111- 1M'Y1'll11. .351 . 111' N 1 1'11-1111N11111, J: l 1'11-111l- .X.. 4: N1111111111. -1. 15,11-1111111111: J: 11 .X, 1 l1', '1 11. J. 111111. 5 4i .1115 ll I. 1. 1.1.11 111111111 L A .11 7 -f-4: 511 -111 1111111'1. 1'1 1. 4: Y1' 1 . -1. ' ,A 11: 1.1':1111'1N, ,lg .X1 nl IH U J 3 11't11' l'1111111:11. -13 11111 g j 11111111-N. J-3: 111119 4 X R1111111.: l'l1111, -1, . , Nix 1 Pu , v U 4 7 xy' X. N i , . 1 . It if- 1 1' V ' , v 'T 1 1 . . r. .!k. 4' ' 1 h Xa' 3' , 1 ' 1 511, Q -. Q ' - K 1' .1 1 ' 111? ,f A, 1 ' I. 1. '43 M ll . 5 1 4 Q 1 R Margaret Park l X ll l X ll 1 nrk Rexd lil 1 x 1 Robert Patch J a Re1mholz N xmnllm, Evelyn Pattmson 1 .011 1 rm Relmholz Burke Peterson G ce Perna I ' Drck Rhna Q N U B e t t y Richardson N1 1 no X CLASS OF JUNE 1945 Q 3 ' 'N 4- .t v ge , ., 45 , . ff' ' X .4 ' I ' 'v 3 U -e 'Fu ' ,KL L. .gg . ' E 5 I I Q' f ' : I.. . . ' : ra : fri:-U-, . ..X.. J .541 'I':upun. il, .L A.. J-.2-43 lim- xhip, -1, .541 .Xq :1 ID x ', 41 mzltxrs lulllll. LI-.S-41 Srrpllrnlmlw lfllmlui- Hixlury flulw, 43 Jlip, ll l lim'mlsllip. Hunan' Snwivly, 3--L I .1-I1 Sh Hlv Iilullxfwx Sf. rr. 4. 1. ' ' Janet Pfeiffer, B e t t y Philpott: Howard Potiker: Uh- james Price: Hi-Y, M. i r i 11 m Pulfordz ' ' I-'rin-mlxluilf .5743 fin- wsu-r. .ll Sp Q li l- J .Z-4: Slum! -nt llrun- l'lI!K'IIl1l fluln. 41 1'llI1l lvlllll. 41 lilw illllh 42 xllllllilif. 41 vil llmm-ummm Rvlnv- I lim-mlxllip. 41 Hirlw' Vluh. 4, Snlutv. 4: Iiolvznlc-. J., -mutniiw. 3, Ulm' fllllv. 4: Ylllrl . w K' ' I '11-nui4, C k ' I J' ' - ' . I 3.141 Xl-ulihulp 43 .'w ' j, J-.C-4, Vhuir. J-.5 41 ,'41l - SI: lp 1-lllli. J: HLY. mme lfllm-mlxllip, QQ 1.5 KY. I c'.. -H1 l xim'1l4lNl11p.-li Yhirlu, Ilrqnlmtirs l'luI1. 4: J. Yxllxuty S. .542 Hum '- runnin l'n-xirlvnl, 4. I Mary Richter 1 X 1 James D R1ggS I 1111 ll ll 1 11114 I 1111, 1 1 Dorothy Ann Roden R11 h Russ 1 I1 II I 1111111111 IIII UIIII I 111l11 1 1 C 1 1111 Harvey Schnch ll 11 Scheidecker 11I1I4 CLASS OF JUNE 1945 5 z David Ritchie 1 1I 11 N111111111111 C 1l1 KI1 III X11 IHI I George Russell Catherine Patricia Joe Schiciano If Ann Roberts Illl l Linn .ban JZL AC Shirley Russell s 1 IIII 11 1 lean n e Secunde I Ralph Richard Rob s 1 1 N1 14444 Marjone D Sachs s 111 Phyllis jean Shields ' x f . 1 1 11 . in 1 1 ' V f 'N I- 3 7 'fl I 4 , I ' I 2.1. . ' Z ' ' ': IIi- Z'-'A'lllI' ' - .X.. 34: Ifrim-111IsI1i1. J- II:111-I, 4. Y. L3 1I'1'1-N. S11: I sI1i11. .5-4 ll':1I1i11c1. -Il: ert I II:1111I. J-.51 Ili- ,2-4g YI '-11, 3-5-4 UI I1. -Hg ,' ' gg. IJ111111: tics K' I II I1 Y. 2-3--IL Xlinil-11' 1'l',-1-41... 315 ly,-41. 1,3-4: ID1':1111:11i1-Q 1'I'r1-us.. 413 14l111i1'. 3- K'11111111i 11-r, .IAQ H11 '- nu iw 1-1 1- 3,-3,41 '11 I 3.4 '-gg., 4j: 41 I'i11g-I'1111g, 4. I1:1II, 3--1. RI11 ' 11', 1314: I' 1 'I'rx1cIi, .Ig fI1 '1'. .2--I: ll1'1111. -I. 'I'1':11111111Ii111'. 3'-I1 .I ll- 'I 121 II: 111I. li HI01' ' K'I11I1, J: X':11xi1y S, JS--I. l U 1 0 I ' . ' Al-4 1 t : S111.1- I Hi. ' g ' , 'g llrum M41j.11-1-11.-, 41 1l1111'1' I 1'i1'111IsI1i11. li Y. 43 IIg1111l.-1, XI111I1'1'11 Il:1111'i11g, 2-.V XYI1i1'I11, JJ! I 1'i1-111I- 124 AX, ,XM 3,1-4g If1'i1-111IsI '1, .lg Muni- 4: Ilznski-tI1:1II. Z-.5-4: I1' . J: NI1111il111'. -I. I 1i1'111IsI1i11, ,If-I2 l'I111i1'. lin' ' 'ttcmx Q-.IQ A. Y11IIcyI1:1II. I-.1--I1 2-S5 NI11 '111' I' nil- li. 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Jean Simon N 11111 l Ili X 111 1 William Arthur Sou ju 1th Stone l I CLASS OF JUNE 1945 Richard B Smlth William Frederick Marilyn Elizabeth 1 1. 1 mith X yth I ll 1 Joan Specht XI11l1111 11111 1. hmwll I N ll Mary Stough ll111111 1101111 X mi 111 N1111 1111111111 111 l 1111111111 ll ts11 1 King ll I 1 R o b e r t Squire f Stahler 111 N111 111111 111 Charles E Streator M a 1 V 1 n 11 l 1 K Takacs 1111t1 ll 1 Loi 2 .'1 1- ' : .'1 11' ' . ' Z ' ' ' ' ll-11111'il. J-.51 H ' Ill '- l'.l'lk'llli4ilill, JL Xlzrchin' H:111l.J-3-4, S ' Z . rt l'I11I1, 4: Sm S1 -' -ly. 43 111g -'1'x'1'. X'l l11, J: Xlunit rr. Hietury 1'l11lv, 41 XX'1' .ii Sh ' llnpy i'i1ii- I-.1-4. H1111i1-11111111 P11-Ni1l1-111. l111'. 4: l 1'i1'i11l4lii1l, J- if-ig 511111112 4, .343 'l':11'1111n. .Iwi-41 S L1-1t1'1' llirl. 2,3-JL 115111 l.1-:11l1-1'. .ig li. .X. .X.. I-.3-41 H1rlxcix:11'h. 1.11 X'1ril1-yhilil. I-.i 4: H11-1-hzlll, jig lhuf lwthxill. J-.51 Xl111l1A1'11 U21 l1g. 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'3 P CLASS OF JUNE Iean Taylor Ntnnh nl num: IMI X I I 1. m m up I I un rx Il I William T Tubman etty Lou Verburg 1945 Mozelle Terry George Terwllllger llllllll lllt I I nr I x ln ll tNm 113, Jewel Tyler J Tyler Ill lm lt 1I Genevleve wagner Martha Jean Ward I 111 Leona Nmmxxlru Thompson l lx Ruth Anne Vaughan v ll Ill ll L xs Warren I I sl Isobel Todd George Sheldon Vell ack Wason I .1 ,- 1 2 I - : 43. A. ' ' : : . 1' I, .LI .X.. JS'-I3 ,I I ' IIQ I, .lg XI lnilul. .IQ .F II 1 - I'Il'lk'lIlI' -H3 SIII I urcI 1'i'mI- 1'1nm'iI 11 IYIVIII UPI 'a ':u. 5. -Imp. J: 12, .X, X., JZ xlx , .Ig Ifxxv.-rnIxIxi1. .X!I:uvN. I-3 . s'y,. DL 'I'1u1mn IY, I'r4-N.. ,Ill .l-43 li, A. A.. .I-5--Ig Ill-Iwzxtv l'IuIw, JS: ,Mun Ih1x..I1 Ifrivxx-If S Imllq-1, 'Ig I'.' lj Ri I'n' l'IuIv. J .I -Ip S NIlllr,41,X.l'...I2 I.lI'm' VI lr, .IQ lluunglicb I.cltr1,-4. 5. ing. 3. l'IuIu. I-.Ig l'I1:Iil, 1.5. . . . oy : A: 1 il-N :I ' VII v, J: .XVI LIIIIII, jg 5:1111 lm- IH 'ml' I-'mftImII. 1.141 Yzu CII:-ir. 3. NIIIV. 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HOMEROOM 21 ac Row R Campbell Richard Schofneld Jum Rench Jam Pulcher Bob Sherry Paul Shank Charles Powers Norman Findlay Jack Rugg Tom Savage Charles Rose Muke Sladek Ted Perry Muddle Row George Schmltz Charles Scovullc Carl Rouge Bull Porz Joyce Gluth Phyllus Reynor Sue Rasmussen Jean Purkey Aluce Ruchley Fred Lancho Jack Quinn Santo Schuocu ano Warren Seaver Front Row Ruth Raho tuna Mnlucent Peterson June Scott Sally Sammons Kay Ryan Jean Romoune Shurley Relchenbach Maruan Phnl laps Joyce Sumons Jacque lnne Ruddell Grace Robertns Barbara Prtkln Nancy Pleul HOMEROOM 29 Back Row Jerry Spero Conrad Upholz l-larold Smuth Eugene Stough Bob Zucker Bob Young Lyle W :te Al Smith Melvin Strouse Bull Taylor Ronald Speth Davrd Thoburn Jlm Stratton Charles Sumerhull Mlddle Row Paul Troyan Ronald Thompson Wnlllam Smlth Stewart Weaver Don Wesley Lula Wnlluams Pat tle Weed Marlon Wltkosky Mary Spencer Jean Smelt zer Jeanette Woodard Ruth Worden Adah Wor den Janette Ward Betty Wledlund Bud Stahl Duck Van Bergen Ruchard Wood Front Row Sharley Veul Janice Wrltshlre Nancy Smith Dot Snnffen Betty Turpm Margaret Spencer Carol Slater Dot Whuteacre Vrrguma Wlseman Lucy Wensley Pat Trumble Dot Ward Mary Sonvulle Joe Wolf Harvey Stuhler HOMEROOM 3 3 Bock Row Alfred Daven port Jack Jacobson Elmer Colllns John Davis Henry Cuesucku Jack Clark Vuto DuLuddo Lundon Cockraft Bull Clark Joe DArco Ray Conkle Bob Davld Don Dlxon Third Row Vurgunua De Boer Delores Davus Tommue Collins Pat Deal Betty Der hammer PatCorr1gan Rose mane Capretta Jackne Cary Dorothy DuV1ncenza Jean Cormack Pat DeGarmo Frank Clark Second Row Elnnor D runuch Eleanor Deh Mere Cary Sarah Janc Coe June Drees Elaune Danielson Front Row Pat Carlozzn Bob Cunnxngham Jimmy Carroll B k : ucharrl , , , , , , , , , , , , ' N. , , , , , , , , , , I , , . , , , , , , I . 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I . et , , B - r R , r , f , B , Z W 1 y ton, Roger Brussee, Duck Aul, B , l , L s : Br - P 3 1 GO HOMEROOM 208 Top Row Jack Sloome James Sweeney red Schnell Don Ludbury Wal lace Thompson Bob Strat tan Bob Spratt Charles Scobee Bob Spohn MIddIe Row Marporle Stahl Betty Schaefer Mar cua Mae SmIth Joan Spur ney Janet Story Dorothy Sore Sally Short Margaret Shank Joanne TIlton Sarah Thompson Front Row Nancy Settles Betty Smeltzer Anuta Spe truno Edna Senger Char lotte Schacht Jeanne Marne Towle HOMEROOM 217 Top Row Bernue Blumen tha Bob Burns Charles Balford Wlllard Andrews Dale Bash John Bauley A thur Abe Mlddle Row Harry Bell lan Baus Charles Arnos Paul Brennan Ray Abe Ken Amudano Dean Arnold Front Row Helen Beal Shnrley Blake Joan Keller Caroll Allen Jan Broekel Josephune Befaccua ShIrley Hart HOMEROOM 300 Top Row Don Radtke Bob Cumler Bob Chervenka Eugene Coffee Ralph Denz ler Charles Davus Mlddle Row Bll Early Ken Croft George Cooper JIn'I Coughlnn Ernue Cava I I John DI ey Carl Guovlne Bottom Row Armuda Do nofno Betty Farrar Barbara Carlson Grace Fnsher Joan Ellsworth Sue Ebenhack Nancy Cope Blossom Lub Ine 6l 'I T ul. , 'U .3 V O - . s' B . 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'Q .1 . - . - f 1 ' f - - I - ' if 7' I, - -.1 f I HOMEROOM 303 Bock Row Leon Leonu Jack LaPuccoIo Ed Good man Joe Marco Jum Her rungshaw Bob Holland Don Hornung John Heutz George l-larrus Russ McCoy Duck Maher Charles Lehman George Kraft Mlddle Row Duck Fleush e Emerson Gorslene Bll Forsberg Ken Hottel Phyllus Teffenmuer Ruth Kueselbach Aluce Danuelson Katherune Kreutzer Mona Gates Eruc Hal Bob McGee John Lumes Ward Kenworthy Front Row Betty Kell Barbara Houghton Muldred Carroll Janes Shurley Ann Jones Dorus Johnson Mavus Harmon Mary Lou LaVugna Mane Genovese H e l e n Lewus Hazel Malbon HOMEROOM 304 Back Row Erwun Gersten berger Carl Schuele Bob Knebusch George Mahoney Bob Lund Ken Haag Charles Klagge Jum Hood Muddle Row Mauruce Maddock Bob Keenan Perry Guttelson Duck Seuge Margaret Muller Jerry Lyons Betty Herrmann Vurgunua Shampay Joan Cross Dorus McGonugle Allen Martun Rodger Krebbs Duck Jones Front Row Ernie Hutton R o n a I d Brennan Jean Campbell Eleanor Gould Grace Mules Betty Leathc row Katherune Kenny Flor ence Moore Edna Graham Eugene Frued K e n n y Frornrne HOMEROOM 306 Bock Row Duck Walters Joe Whelan Lyle Town Jack Tryon Bob Van Vluet Frank Wulson Glenn Mut chell Roland Wulder Bob Bacon Bud Veul John Wul luams Neul Vuncent Ruchard Schroeder Don Vuscu Front Row Ruta Staple ton Dorothy Wolko Maru n Warman Kathryn Whute Patty Young Mary Jane Wusecup Aluce Jean Wusemon 62 1 - - 1, ..-. 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I I - X 1 A 1 1 1, , , I I .- lv 1 ,-11, - 1 1 1 HOMEROOM 307 Back Row Wendell Smlth Gene Roe Charles Perrott: Harvey Mendelsohn Jack Shaffer Allen Rowe Don Petrne Bob Muller Ruchard Srna ley Don Perret B ll Salman Front Row Margaret Mc Knught Nancy Reed Norma Snlder Glorua Schwaegerl Nadnne Peck Glorua Pearce Greta Pearce Jean Slmmons HOMEROOM 309 Top Row Merele Gwen Jam Wylue Robert Squnre Tom Welgle Duck Ward Paul Van Dame Muddle Row Louns Smnth Margary Wolkov Rose Van Erndem Marulyn Varco Jean Smith Ruth Owen Joan Wlschmeyer Marilyn Wells Allce Scharlotte Mae Volpe Mary Jean Sturrock Clare Schutfon Evelyn Z hug Larry Schaffer Herbert Roth Evelyn Tabb Rose LoPuccolo Marrlyn Rothschild Lou: e Murray Marlon Rlnear Jean Powell Carol Warren Tom Pallad HOMEROOM 318 Top Row Dwlght Mc Hugh Dan Wagner Bll Walsh Ed Thomas Elmer Stastny Martun Surad Jack Tuttle Ken Sutcluffe Wern er Sonntag Douglas War man Charles Wussman Paul Streator Mlddle Row Ronald Rag ers Robert Truvnsonne Doris Wnlter Emma Lou Vermrl lnon Manlyn Walsh Kath ryn Weas Charles Wnlson Bottom Row Mrtzue Wnl son Ruth Wood Mary Var tevanan Janlce Swann Eleanor Waters Carol Walters 5 I , , , , , , , l , , I , , , , , , , . - , , f f , 3 f , - , , , , I - CV, 1 , , 1 0' , f Front Row: Sam Puazza, , , . . .S , , , , , I I l , , , , I I Y I - , f , , I - V I - , . 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John Allen Jack Hill Merele Owen Robert Blasko, Don Linton Neal Vincent Dck lnk Jack Hoffman Dave Gebhart Maurice Mad- dock John Matera mgr, Third Row: Deon Barndt Robert Stratton Don Visci Welbourne Brevard Tom Weigle Don Jones Jim Kane Neal Mangus Ernie Hutton Ernie Czika Don Gentile Second Row Dick Sneller Jack Palmer Chuck Nesbitt Dick Petti Dave Baker John North Ken Bohanon Robert Keenan Jack Bradshaw Bob Suydam Martin C Loftus coach Front Row Tony Donofrio Jim Gough Ted Weil Robert Parsons Jim Farrar Shel Veil Herb Pekarek Larry Schroeder Bill Barclay Dick DiBartolo Don Minadeo aw 7 Ea t North carried the ball over for the touch down and Farrar kicked the extra point Pekarek blocked the try for the extra point after Easts touchdown which proved to be the deciding play of the game Shaw 19 Colllnwood 7 Amidst a hard downpour of rain in the first quarter of the game the Shaw Cards started off with an intercepted pass by Farrar Dono frio Palmer and Petti collaborated through out the rest of the game and punched over the three touchdowns with Donofrio running the extra point Shaw 7 Shaker O A pass good for 34 yards and a touchdown from Palmer to North won our first Lake Erie l eague game The other playing periods were an equal struggle between the two teams Shaw 7 Lakewood 27 After holding Lakewood to a l3 7 lead throughout almost the whole game the Cords were stunned by two smashing touchdowns in succession in the last few minutes of play A 34 yard pass from Palmer to Veil scored our only touchdown making thus game our only s in the L E S aw 13 East Tech 2 ln an unexpected upset the Cards whipped a strong heavy East Tech squad Donofrio and Farrar picked up twelve points and the lctter kicked the deciding and winning point East Tech come to life for two touchdowns but both attempts for conversions were no good 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . .. ' L 1 I . S I I ' I 1 - 1 ' . .. ' I , los ..L, , I - I1 L TI , . . I I i . I I ' SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Top Row: Joseph Marco, mgr., Donald Radtke, Clark Austin, Charles Wissman, Peter Finelli, Thomas Byers, Bruce Miller, Harlan Baus, John Heitz Paul Schenck Chuck Amos John Moll N. B. Nunemaker coach. Middle Row: Charles Summerhill Chris Kasaftes Neil Eggleston Richard Cat- I'n Robert Sherry Robert Bouck George Cooper Bob Zucker Louis Feher Robert Carren Mario Alemagno Front Row Ken Amidano Jim Stratton Ernie Cavasini Edward Thomas Don Bar clay Eric Hall Warren Sea ver Robert Hoover Richard Gascongne Vince Varanese captain Robert Young Shaw 20 Grid Warriors Shaw compiled a grand total of l7O points to the opposing teams 58 High point man was John North with lO touchdowns followed by Donofrio with 5 Running and punting honors also went to The Toe with 6 7 and 42 5 yard averages respectively Quarterback Farrar connected with 20 out of 5O passes for 378 yards Along with l3 conversions h averaged 49 5 yards in his 35 kickoffs Center Pekarek and guards Barclay ana North were elected on the All L E L Squad Pekarek being voted the most valuable Shaw player with Farrar and North succeeding Elyrua 0 ln the second L E L game North scored two touchdowns one on a spectacular 33 yard run Weil plunged over the goal from the one yard line for an additional touchdown to beat Eryria 20 O Shaw-46 Lorain 0 ln overpowering the Lorain team with such a large score The Toe scored four touchdowns getting away on two long scoring runs of 34 and 50 yards A long 46 yard pass from Farrar plus a lyard plunge scored another Donofrio and Weil ripped across two more while Veil caught Farrars pass in the end zone for the final tally Shaw 25 Heights 0 On a muddy field the perennial enemy was again soundly trounced for the 3rd straight year North scored his ninth touchdown for the season while Mangus punched two over the goal line The last touchdown play was made by Donofrio in the last period of the game Shaw 26 Sandusky 0 Highlighted by Weil s 63 yard touchdown run the Cards completed their last game of the season with a score of 26 O in favor of Shaw Donofrio scored in the first quarter while Farrar threw a touchdown pass to North in a later quarter to score again The last touchdown play was the running back of a punt of 35 yards for the final score 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 lf 1 1 1 1 1 , . 7 1 1 1 I - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , . o a o . .F . 1 . . 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N w S 1 P 1 Q S R . vin. 1 L x BX -45' an Q ,N LX 9 4 QL f Q , S gf Q T-Z' . . . xt -n - xf' . if Y 'EL A fi i .4 gg f f ' ,A li 4 i is S..-IE: , B ' A. lb? 92 -ik Nm BASEBALL BASEBALL TEAM Bock Row: Jock Hoffman, John Davis, Bill Hart, Dick Collins, Jim Farrar, Herb Pekarek, Bob Kelly, Ted Weil, Tony Donofrio, Coach Roy Wisecup Middle Row Don Noblett Dick Regan Dick Petti Phil Russo Bob Keenan Ralph Wuest Steve Regan Duck Sneller Jack Clark Front Row Bill Snider Ray Conkle Jack Palmer Don VISCI John Francis Dick Allen George Scoville City and state champions Sparked by the outstanding playing of Jim Farrar Tony Donofrlo Willie Hart Ted Weil and John Davis along with the expert twirl ing of Bob Kelly the Shaw High nine rolled over strong opponents to the Cleveland Metro politan League and Ohio State Champion ships With only one error in each of the three games at Columbus Shaw beat lronton Cuya hoga Falls and Cincinnati Roger Bacon in succession to capture the state title Immediately upon returning from Colum bus Shaw participated in the city champion ship series eliminating Shore High School and then beating Benedictine at League Park to become the Metropolitan champions for the second straight year Individual honors went to Jim Farrar in bat ting with an average of 436 and five home runs ln the pitching department it was Bob Kelly with 75 strikeouts ' . ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . ' I 1 1 1 1 , . - l o Q a . 1 1 1 1 I - I - . . . . . . 1 , . . . I 1 ' I . Shaw Show Snow Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Euclld Central Collmwood Unlverslfv Lakewood Western Reserve Acad Cleveland l-le1gl'1ts John Hoy Coll1nwood Un1vers1Ty Player VISCI Farrar Donofno l-lart Well Kellv Wuest Keenan Pekarela Snellor Collrns Al Ion Regan S RuS5o Franc1s Palmer Regan D Totals O7 Pitcher Francls Palmer Kelly V15c1 l944 Baseball Scores Shaw Shaw Shaw Show Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Tour Shore Bonedactme lronlon Cuyahoga Falls Roger Bacon Cleveland l-leugnts John lr-lay Shore Beneduchne nament Games BATTING AND FIELDING AVERAGES l PITCHING RECORDS C OOO OO 778 O C J 436 2 D O O-l O 296 7 ZOO 97 LJOO C OO OO 27-l 2 366 l2 ' o o 7 ' 6 4 ' 2 ' ' o 4 3 9 - 2 l6 A o 5 13 ' 3 7 D - 4 3 3 4 ' 1 6 ' ' 9 1 . I 8 . . 1 AB 12 l-l 213 38 1412 13 11 PO A E ' ' 6 o 4 o o o .667 o 5 o 55 l8 24 3 o 5 , 1 l2 27 7 ' 6l 211 20 7 o 1 .3 6 l8 33 as 60 l5 l9 5 o o ,7l7 1o2 2 2 ' 52 I4 I6 4 1 o 3 3 l8 14 7 A 23 3 7 2 1 o .3 2 l9 2 2 lO 3 3 o 6 o .3o 1 o o 27 1 6 2 o o 5 6 2 2 oem 58 lel l7 2 1 o ,293 l6 1 o 39 4 ll o o 1 282 l6 1 1 - 5 o 1 o o o A l3 1 o ' 47 25 5 3 1 o .IO6 ll 2 o IO 2 1 o o o .1oo 6 l6 o , 1 Bl 3 3 1 o o .11 lO l7 o 2 6 o o o o a . l8 1 o ' 6 o o o o o .ooo 2 5 o 5 1 o o o o .51 1 7 2 , 1 4 1 o o o o ,o 4 7 o 5 1o7 139 29 4 7 , 5 l6O 3l ' 6 vv L 13 1, so 1313 ' 7 2 o 1. 20 7 7 4 1 .6 20 ll E3 7 2 1 75 32 ' ' 6 1 1 .5o ll 3 Then came the first defeat at the hands of ETBALL of 14 wins and only 4 losses l squad ended a fine season second in the Lake Erie League an in the Shore tournament in the semifinals the Cards ran up a grand total of 727 points to the opposing teams 639 Starting the season by whipping Collinwood 28 22 the Cards went forward to defeat Lake wood for the first L E L win the Senate Cham pron Latin the Lake Shore league champ Willoughby and Shaker and Lorain Elyria 37 34 The Cards came back how ever to beat Heights 54 32 Without Farrar Pekarek or Weil after midyear graduation Lakewood was stopped for the second time Both Western Reserve Academy and Shaker fell and then Coach Wisecup s boys were up set by Lorain 53 37 on the latters court Shaw downed University and tied for first in the L E L with Elyria by defeating them 48 4l Elyria had had one other defeat at the hands of Heights lt was a week later that Heights avenged their earlier loss by trounclng the Cards 6l 29 Elyria won the L E L champion ship for they defeated Lorain that some night The final L.E.L. standings were as follows: Team Won Lost c Elyria . Shaw .7OO Heights . Lakewood .4 Lorain . Shaker . 0 Dave Baker, Bock Row: Dick Catlin, Frank Noble, Harlan Baus, Paul Schenck, BASKETBALL TEAM Gene Roe, Bob Bouck, Bob Keenan, Bob Parham, Don Barclay, Bob Stratton. Middle Row: Bob Gun- ther Leo Boylan Bob Kelly Ted Weil Herb Pekarek Jim arrar Don Vsc ac Palmer John Moll Front Row Don Jones Dan Avs Bob Sherry Bob Bu ton D ck Sneller Bob Carran Ralph R ghte Coach Roy W secup After the regular season came the Shore tournament Shaw entered and took Berea in the first round 48 35 They then defeated Lakewood for the third time 44 42 to enter into the semifinals They were defeated however by Ashtabula 35 I9 At the end of the regular season Ted Weil scored the greatest number of points with lO8 tallies Bud Boylan followed with IO6 and Jack Palmer with 92 Scores Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw O6 Shaw Col I mwood Lakewood Latin Willoughby Shaker Lorain Elyria Heights Lakewood Western Reserv Shaker Lorain University Elyria Heights ....... Opponents . . . Tournament Academy Berea ................. Lakewood .............. Ashtabula ............. Opponents . . Denotes Home Games. 2 9 Drlbbles, passes and baskets fffif ffffgy, S B K BbK 1 'fllj , . ' 4 ,I L- 1' AX , 10.1 19,1 CN 1 -A l f IJ Mil V fl flf I fd , Aw 'IJ Bock Row Erwln Gerstenberger Duck Maher Bob Parham Bull Cumler George Snmons Bob Stratton Bob Hoover Bull Eorley Second Row Bob Erdley Ernoe Hutton Bob Muller Tom Wesgle Leonard Elluot Bob Hahn Tom Lewus Doc Vlvuan Thlrd Row George Keith Ed Barrett Bob Cumler Bob Barton Dave Rltchle Wendell Smlth SWIMMING TEAM Divers and strokesters The Shaw splashers went at st wuth vlm and vlgor thus year wunnung three out of their seven games Wlth the four returnung letter men Doc s boys really gave us somethung to remember Fnrst nt was the cuty wade meet with Dave Rltchne wnnmng a second In dnvmg and Ernne Hutton a third an the free style to pull down fstth place for Shaw In the Lake Erue League meet ut was Rntchue agaun wnnnsng top honors and comung wuthun one tenth of a ponnt of the Fenn pool record who enabled Shaw to wan thvrd place lt wull be a long tame before we can forget how Bob Barton and Bull Cumler swam to vlctory In the free styles Erme Hutton and George Kenth wlnnnng for Shaw un the relays Tom Welgle swlmmnng breast stroke Ed Barrets backstroke and Bob Hahn Erwin Gerstenberger Tom Lewus and Duck Maher placlng along wuth the rest Fullnng the shoes of last season s manager Randall Erdley was has brother Bob Erdley Dave Rntchne showed the way all season and In the state meet at Columbus was leading the fneld when he flubbed has specual dave and ended un second place D 9 . l I . I M . : I. I I I 0 , I : I I . I G . , , Q fp W l lttffff, f M . X ' AJ Niwwl fif A-,f fl, is ,JJ h A , ,lfllll l tr' xl Y ffl, ,mfr M Bob Cumler Bob Barton Bob Miller George Keith Ernie Hutton Bob Cumler Coach Douglas Vlvlon nn structs natators Ed Barrett TRACK TRACK TEAM Bock Row: Coach Noah Nunemaker, Gordon Weisse, Bob Stratton, Lewis Smith, Don Minadeo, Bill Martin, Nick Trivisonno, Dave Lang, Bill Elder, Art Stahlcr, Bob Whitmarsh, Alon McGraw, Don Beard, Ralph Orchc, Coach Doc Vivian. Middle Row: Erwin Gers- tenberger Lynn Rennick Vince Aveni Dove Booth Thane Lechlitner Bob Van Vliet Bob Cumler Ed Bar rett Dick Denham Carl Levy Wendell Smith Jim Conway Bob Lind Jim Decker Jock Keefe Francis Drake Front Row Welbournc Brevard John North Rudy Kapps Dick Lindsay BII Vivian Paul Forquer Mich ael Stashower Don White Ken Hurncr John Harmon im Gough Norm Miller ric Hall Burney Magncson Tim Craney Bob Sivik Sons ol mercury Led by Hurdling Harmon the Shaw track They come in third out of five in the Lake Erie League meet with 33 points only five points out of second place In the District meet they placed sixth Avenging the tie with Western Reserve last year they walloper them 83 35 this year John l-larmon led the team in points with 62 and was easily the best member of the squad Petrie Stashower and Forquer were Those who graduated and received letters were Francis Dralfe Paul Forquer Jim Gough John Harmon Ken Humer Bob Martin Norm Miller Bob Sivik Mike Stashower Bill Vivian Gordon Weise Don White and Bob Whitmarsh Wnth seven returning lettermen this Spring Coach Vivian is planning on a much more suc cesstul season 76 , , I 4 , i J' 1 ' I E ' f f ll ' ll ' ' I I team won tour meets, while dropping three. the other l lQl'l P0lnl men- . . 1 . 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VARSITY S CLUB Shaw s athletes The club ellte of Shaw athletes the alm and desrre of every sports mlnded boy w n an S letter and automatucally become a member ot the Varsity S Although the actlvltaes of faculty adviser Martun Loftus nll thus year the members prestige and hugh respect of student body C ub the club under were practically malntalned the the surrounding Letters were awarded to the elmgable can dudates by dnfferent methods for each sport each requnrnng actlve partlclpatuon for a cer taun pernod of tlme In football a number of quarters must be played In swlmmnng points are needed In the past years the football queen elec tlons were carrled on by the Varsity S mem bers but thus year they were taken over by the Boosters Commtttee Also the annual Var slty S dance held each sprung was not car ned on Fursl' Semester Second Semester Jlm Farrar President Jam Farrar Herb Pekarek Vnce Presndent Herb Pekorek Jlm Gough Secretary Treasurer Jlm Gough Bock Row B ll Bond Welbourn Brevard Don Petrue Bob Crumler Larrz Sr roeder Shel Veal Bl Barclay Bob Keenan Tom Wengle Don Munadeo Dave Rntchue Muddle Row Duck Snelle Duc Pcttl Bob Barton Ernue Hutton John Francls Ted Well John North Duck DlBartolo Bob Suydam Tam Craney Bob Kelly Front Row John Davns Dlc Allen Bull Zlmrner mon Chuck Nesbntt Herb Pekarek Jurn Farrar Tony Donofruo Tom Hageman Jrm Gough Jack Palmer XX ll I . ... , . - . 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TENNIS TEAM TENNIS TEAM Bock Row: Norman Dia- mond Milton Hayman Per- ry Gittelson Chuck Christy Bob Burton Front Row Kurk Read Bull Znmmerman Jam Joyce Racket wlelders Although wartlme transportation dntfucul tres made few matches passable the tennus team mauntalned Its reputation for playrng abuluty and tune sportsmanshnp by nts conduct In the lone match wuth Shaker Hugh School Sponsored agam by M C Duetrrch and cap tanned by three year man Bull Zummerman the tenmsers practnced every day after school at the Forest Hull Courts In the Shaker match the double teams of Reud Allen and Chrlsty Roth trnumphed but the singles men Zrmmerman Joyce and Diamond competlng wlth players of Cham puonshrp calrber each lost hrs match by a narrow margin The tunal score was Shaw Shaker 3 Comprusung the remainder of the team were Mrlton l-layman Perry Guttelson and Bob Bur ton who turned un stellar performances when called upon Losing only two men by gradua tlon the team has tune chances for an nm pressuve record an the commg season V 1 1 1 3 1 , . . 0. ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' l . 2, ' I . . . . 1 ' . 1 I - - I . THE BOOSTERS CCDMMITTEE Rallies, bonllres and speeches Remember those corny sksts comical cos tumes pep talks and stnrrlng band marches? The brains and brawn behind these Important actnvutues were the mult: talented members of the Booster Committee Meeting every Mon day mornlng durnng football season under the leadership of R P Louns thus group planned the rallies that were consrdered some of the best presented at Shaw In recent years Fol ranging for outslde speakers dlscussrng the musical portuon of the program wlth M G BOOSTERS COMMITTEE B ck R w R P Lo I Ronald Brennan Duck n Perry Guttelson Wayne Gro enstenn Pa.1l Hehr ob Davies Front Row Bob Barton Joan Specht Alrce Long George Keuth Babe Chris tan Isabelle Thompson Joe Bullmgton Nnergarth and petltlonnng Mr Louis and M C Dletrlch for longer rallnes They prepared assemblies for the East Col lnnwood Lakewood and Hevghts games and ln addatlon a bonfnre whlch was held on the baseball fneld for the clash wnth East Tech They also sponsored a trophy to be awarded annually to the wnnner of the Shaw Heights football classlc Thenr post season actnvntses were hugh lnghted by the Black Red Follies a vaude vllle show whuch they themselves wrote d rected produced and presented under the, durectnon of George E Todd I . . . . I Q . I .. . l . U . I I ' ' . 1 . I I - . . . .- I I . 1 1 . . I 1 , . I . . I ' I l - ' II - II . . . T I T lowing these meetungs, committee props, ar- , , A I l' 1 . 2 I I fx o o : . . uls, . , ' I ls, ', - ' , B ' , 'I . L ' L - y N I Ze, i , , I l CHEER LEADERS Come on kuds thus tnme let s yelllll At the football games rallies and the bon fare that shout went out to the spnruted stu dent body followed by the deafennng cheers and shouts of the rooters Taklng a large part In every rally and foot ball game the cheer leaders worked out differ ent yells perfected their tnmmg and above all roused the students unto such a dun that our flghtnng grldnron players heard them yells wuth the wmners belng announced at an assembly Sally Bowen receuvung fnrst choace Glve em the ax the ax the ax Glve em the ax the ax the ax Gave em the ax glve em the ax gave em the WHERE? Rlght ln the neck the neck the neck Rught ln the neck the neck the neck Right nn the neck Right In the neck Rught ln the neck THERE' CHEERLEADERS Left to ugh! Tom Lewus Dave Rutche Ed Breedon Bob Lanese Dave Lang George Kenth Tom Hage man FOOTBALL MANAGERS Unglorlfued but ever present vuctnms of the durty gobs that Ile behmd the gloss and glntter of a wnnnnng grnduron eleven the unheralded football managers put In a season of work and sweat as deservung of prause as that of thenr more athletic brethren Head Manager Bull Bond performing has dutues for the thlrd consecutuve season and hls assnstants John Matera and Joe Marco did the pncklng up the cleanung up and the car :ng for equupment so necessary to success an any sport 80 ' i , ' f l 11 - - - I 11 I I ' I I - I - I . I I . . I . - 1 . ' ' ' I This year a contest was held to secure new ' I , . . 1 l - I I ' l - - . I I I - 1 - 1 - I . ' . I I I ax, . . , , l l ' ' I . , . ' ' I 1 ' I I l . . I l I I . I I ' ' Cheerleaders pray for extra point. Band rehearses marchnng New scoreboard atop Chambers School Sophomore games Spectators at after school contest Band salutes Heights Varsity Iune SI W 1 Q O I 'Q BW 4 V-S 'K -4 'sl .r is WWHQ WS 'ir if Q L is 1' A x 'G ii Q' ,Link 'L 'SN' -I ZS 5 3 i 'P as' ' .Q X If? ' . gh . x' 475' W E ff Lge.. 1 -qs www l 1 , w 1 w N A ' x 'IV' w NN W X If m Wg ,, -B ' J V' 'www ,M 1 ' L' , N , XX W 1 'if1'ffl.l ' XY X A um , N . lx W' X ' ' X w x x ' XX X , , X I X X ' , I 7 X XX' X ' I k Q V X xx 1 ' , X' W XX xx W' ff! ' ' - V4 X 1 .r 3 ' W l l'i1 n Hwfll' 'HI 'lx ' x y N WW l I I X xxx 1 If ' X 1 l , ff 1 f ,X X ff X f f f I , f ffl y , L ff ' , W I-11' ' X! .J wmv I X I , XM X x Right top: treading clockwisel Barbara Roads, Leona Thompson, Corine Wissman, Joon Brown, Alice Long, Betty Herrmann, Ruth Russ. l I' i Yi if Miss Jane Hand Adviser ATHLETIC COUNCIL To give every girl o toir opportunity to por- ticipote in ofter-school sports ond to orronge the different teorns in systemotic competition, the Girls' Athletic Council ogoin heoded the girls' sports world ot Show. Trying to prove this ossociotion o vitol port in every loss's school life, the Athletic Council sponsored its onnuol G. A, A. membership ossembly olong with ploy nights scottered throughout the yeciri Becouse of the ever-increasing number of sportfminded girls, the orgonizotion wos divided into smoll groups occording to sports. In chorge of volleyboll were Eloine Quolmon 84 Right top: treading clockwisel Betty Derhammer, Pat Baldwin, Virginia Wavro, Elaine Qualman, Isabella Thompson, Pat Young, Sandra Nussel. X3 'Y T. Y . . . Headed G. A. A. and her assistant Betty Hermann Indoor sports were headed by Pat Baldwin, with Alice Long and Betty Derhammer leading baseball. Corine Wissman and Patty Young worked to- gether on swimming, while Ginny Wavro took First Semester charge of outdoor sports. Isabella Thomson and Leona Thompson headed modern dancingp with Ruth Russ assisted by Barb Roads ruling over basketball, while Joan Brown and Sandra Nussel piloted the horseback riders. Second Semester Elaine Qualman . . . ....... President ..... . . . Corine Wissman Joan Brown .... . . Secretary-Treasurer . . ....... Alice Long Miss Jane Hand . . . ...... Adviser ...... .... M iss Jane l-land 85 u anna? 'een GIRLS' GYM LEADERS Back Row Lous Horan Lous Gerstenberger Elaune Danuelson Donna Bushop Joyce Buxton Mary Ellen Bond Carroll Allen Soma Blum Nadune Brown Caro lyn Satter Jean Cormack Mrddle Row Sue Carran Corune Wussman Jacquelune Maes Vuvuan Wulkue Sally Short Gerry Lyons Grace Fusher Betty Farrar Beverly Cantueld Martha Chubbuck ue-ug Front Row Carol Jones Jane Beal Marulyn Roths chuld Ann Story Shurley Ann Jones Louuse Murray Con nue Evans Mary Jane Bald ner Mary Jane Wusecup Sue Ebenhack iJvL.l1.,L1-4ls.nJL. W LXLA-Lj,4 '-T u-... Jxkxpqv GYM LEADERSWM' Ur' XM' ' 'Yofu- M4 CUCUA, W-U-fa data. x Abuluty, unterest, and exfperuence Frrst Semester Jean Cormack Corunne Wussman Sue Carran Carroll Allen Muss Jane Hand Squads attentuon' Wuth thus command the talkung ceased and the gym leaders set asude from the others by theur whute gym outfuts went about theur tasks of takung attendance and checkung each gurl to see that her unutorm was complete In each class there were sux squads consustung of from 6 to IO gurls un each Wuth these gurls the leader helped un untroducung varuous games such as volleyball baseball and basketball and also helped un gradung the players on theur abuluty and unutuatuve un the game Second Semester Presudent Jean Cormack I Vuce Presudent Corunne Wussman Secretary Lous Gerstenberger Treasurer Connue Evans Advuser Muss Jane Hand Gurls who were suncerely unterested un theur work who showed outstandung athletuc abul uty and who have had experuence were those chosen by Muss Jane Hand gym unstructor to be leaders In addutuon to the work done un the gym classes the Leaders Club meets every second and fourth Fruday of the month wrth uts maun actuvuty that of the sponsorung of the Posture contest whuch us held each tall The posture queen chosen thus year was Betty Farrar with Isabella Thompson and Helen Caune as at tendants 'fits . th A Z . 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V I 1 N, , ug- 33 . . . , I - 0 . . 11 - 11 - - - - - , . , . - I - f I l . . . . . . , ' , I ' I I I 1 ' ' MODERN DANCING grace, posse, rhythm Have you ever wondered why Wednesday mornnng seemed to brlng wnth nt a toll of sem: crlpples of moans and groans and of achtng legs and backs7 To better understand thus sutuatlon stop tn at the gurls gym some Tues day nught and watch one of the weekly meet lngs of the Modern Dance group under the leadershvp of Isabella Thompson Exercuses and short dance routlnes were performed to the beat of the drum wlth the ndea of umprovlng grace balance and the xQeMf-37' mfg-Tm fmt sense of rhythm The gurls were also given a chance at creatnve work Flrst of all musuc was chosen Next each gurl orrglnated and perfected a step These lndrvldual steps were then molded together and smoothed over to complete the dance A creatuve work of thus sort In costume IS usually presented each sprung The membershup was lumrted to 40 these betng chosen by the abllnty dnsplayed rn the tryouts for junlors and sensors early ln the year Top Row Aluce Schar lotte Betty Morgons Jean Taylor Jean Srmmons Joyce Johnson Sandra Nussel Renee Young Muddle Row Jean Cor mack Barbara Goodwtn Jane Beal Lots Baughman Pat Pavlnk Front Row Leona Thom son Lots Gerstenberger . 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I df 71' x-I ' 0 Nil. - ,,., ,',f. i - , . , l , I ., .i . - K 4 .4 I 1 1 f I I I I I 1 I I D- , . fyfffll, Qxucl 9.,,J',c,4,u,bf STUDENT COUNCIL COMMITTEES HONOR SOCIETY Furst Semester Back Row Dons Magee Evelyn Pattlnson Fred Men duth Burke Peterson Don MInadeo WIlIIam ZImmer man RIchard Steuger Janet Askue Front Row Jean Doerner Jewel Tyler Mary Foster ElaIne Qualman BIII Bond Larry Schroeder NIck TYIV sonno Corme Wnssman Koharug Panosuan MIgnon et Schumann MarIe Zorn NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Semester BIII Bond PresIcIent Don Munadeo VIce PresIdent Larry Schroeder Treasurer Second Semester Bert LIsy Leo Boylan June Cameron Mr Harold Naragon Advuser Mr Harold Naragon Dld you get a N H S slIp3 If you were a IUNIOF A or a senIor thIs year you mlght have been asked that very QUESTION for membershIp In thIs club IS the hlghest honor that can be conferred on a student On Honor Day late In each semester ex cltement runs hlgh when the sealed envelope IS opened for the fIrst tIme and the lIst of new members read Oh s and Ah s culate through the audIence as famIlIar names are read and the lucky ones step on the stage to take the oath One of the most Important dutIes of a NatIonaI Honor Soclety member IS to make out ballots whIch are gIven to each homeroom teacher class teacher and actIvIty sponsor that a pupIl In the upper forth ot hIs class has had sInce enterlng Shaw On these slIps teachers and advIsers rate the candIdates on leadershIp character and SGFVICG When all the ballots have been returned these person aIIty scholastuc and extra currIcular ratlngs are averaged and pupIls receIvIng the hugh est number of pomts wnth no black marks are chosen Annually about tItteen per cent of the senIor A class receIves membershIp ten per cent of the senIor B class and fIV9 per cent of the Iunlor A class OrganIzed at Shaw In I925 the NatIonal Honor SOCIETY IS now under the SUDSYVISIOU of Harold L Naragon plus a faculty commIttee IncludIng Clem Nlxon N B Nunemaker MISS Eluzabeth Wenger and MISS Helen WrIght who select new members from the teachers reports NIneteen students comprIsed the Shaw chapter the fnrst semester SInce the outbreak of the war It has been a custom for Honor SOCIETY members to take charge of the sale of war bonds and stamps Mary Foster and Jewel Tyler had charge thIs year selllng them before school In room I7 They were sold also In the tIcket booths on the catetena level by members durung lunch perIods IO2 5 N . y .i , , . . if , , O Elaine Qualman ........ .............. S ecretary ............. ........ .... M a rie Zorn 11 - - 11 - - - - I . I . . . I . . , I , ' . . . , U 11 1 11 11 1 11 Cir- I I , l I l . I I D I I ' '. I I I I I l . I I I I . . , . . I . . ' I I ' I . u I . . - . I I ' HONOR SOCIETY rw January 1945 Wnlluam Bond Arlene Gay Mary Hoffman Kenneth Humer Mary Mann Donald Munadeo Koharlg Panoslan Elalne Qualman Lawrence Schroeder Mngnonet Schumann Lous Stolz Mary Jane Trlvlson Nicholas Trnvxsonno Vlrgrnla Wavro Wulllam Zimmerman SECOND SEMESTER Top Row Jewel Tyler Edna Graham Marnlyn Wel ker Ted Mernduth Charles Chrlsty Louis Jacob Dave Armungton Jean Doerner Margaret Brnghtman Lous Slller Middle Row Evelyn Za hug Mary Stough Audrey Mattson Evelyn Pattunson Dons Magee Pat Baldwrn Dorothy Brooks Mnldred Lenk Janet Askue Helen Conway Bottom Row Mary Foster Corrine Wlssman Ruth Bartlett Bud Boylan June Cameron Bert Llsy Marne Zorn Kathryn Waters . Keepers of the June 1945 Janet Askue Patrscla Baldwin Ruth Bartlett Leo Boylan Margaret Brlghtman Dorothy Brooks June Cameron Charles Chrnsty Jean Doerner Mary Foster Louus Jacob Mildred Lenk Bert Llsy Dons Magee Audrey Mattson Frederlck Merldlth Evelyn Pattunson Burke Peterson Richard Steiger Loss Snller Mary Stough Charles Streator Jewel Tyler Kathryn Waters Corunne Wussman Richard Woost Marne Zorn Flame January 1946 David Armrngton Helen Conway Edna Graham Perry Glttelson Marilyn Welker Evelyn Zahlg it Bull Brandt Loss Snller Sherman L Berne Photography Edltor Copy Editor Edltor In Chief THE SHUTTLE EDITORIAL STAFF Presents the yearbook Wuth only a couple of ancient desks and rickety typewrlters as Its complement the tlny rectangular room known as the Shuttle ed: tonal offuce hudden from wandermg students and curuous eyes was the center of the spider web of school actnvutaes From thrs enclosure connectung threads were spun over the entire school, formrng the record of a year at Shaw, set forth In the Shuttle Plans for the yearbook were started last May by the edutor, Sherman L Berne, who had already decided upon the theme, slze, and different duvlsnons of the Shuttle The posutlon of copy editor fnlled by Loss Suller re qulred the wrntmg up and revlstng of all ac tuvntres and club stones Wuth the gob of protography edutor fulled by Bull Brandt before graduatron and Ken Clapp succeedung hum the apponntments for sensor pictures were set senuor panels arranged and all club pictures taken Under the drrectlon of these mann edntors the maternal was gathered puece by piece to present to you the l945 Shuttle ., 3 X . me sa.. ,ss.35tssf.'gf5a'A2k . o a 1 1 1 ' I - - , . 1 ' r 1 SHUTTLE BUSINESS STAFF Publlclty, clrculatlon, and dustrlbutlon Some of the most Important jobs nn pub lnshtng the yearbook were done by the Shuttle busuness staff comprlsed of the ctrculatnon and advertlslng departments Wuth the curculatnon staff managung the whole campaugn for sellung the book It started early In the year by guvlng broadcasts and makung posters to publuclze the Shuttle ob taanlng subscrlptlons and collectlng money Clrculatuon and dustrubutuon were also num bered among thelr tasks Through the combnned efforts of the cur culatuon staff 900 books were sold thvs year whnch was an uncrease of 20 per cent over last year s sales These sales were managed by solrcutors nn each homeroom who recenved a free copy If three fourths of theur home room purchased a Shuttle The advertnslng department s mam yob was that of obtalnlng advertlslng from outstde sources and the maktng up of the ads whuch furnished the Shuttle wnth a large part of nts Income Rlchard Stenger Perry Guttelson Multon Hayman Virgin a Ault 105 o Q 1 a 0 a n 0 . 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I - r, ' V I 1 f l . .A luis. xx f, Ki Herbert Rath copy edu tor Helen Conway news editor Howard Potikcr sports editor Betty Anewalt chief headline writer Jean Ward page two editor Richard Steiger artist OBSERVER STAFFS Editors, copyreaders, and reporters Tucked in a small corner ID the basement of the old building is the Observer room where the editorial and business staffs com bine their efforts to publish the school paper every other week in spite of the war time changes and shortages year were those students in the journalism classes of Hubert McNeill faculty adviser of the Observer These students using the news run system gained complete coverage of the school But still the paper would not have come out without the efficient business staff Through the functions of these people adver tusing space was sold publicity furnished and the circulation managed With all maternal needed one week before the Publication date many hours of hard work and toil were put in by the editors writers copyreaders and headline writers recting retypung somehow fitting words into limited space until they became sensible reading readjustnng and maybe rewriting these people put in time and energy to mold the final pages of their publication into a concise correct and neatly printed school paper Harry Kellem clrculatlon solicitor Dick Meier cr culatnon manager Hend ricks Osborne advertising manager . I ' l . , 4 I g I . . , I , . 1 . . . I I . . - . I I I ' The main writing staff of the paper this Working late into the evening, erasing, cor- I I , . . . I . I I . . I I ' I I A . . . f , V - ---:ni 4-l-.Qtr 5 mix ., ,, ' T- I Q N? 5+ Ri S iw. Cx R ,A mi A Ag, fin V W . N f X g A xxx? K 2' Q 3' 'Q ' F' W, 'F' Q. Y fix A 5' 'Q 2 A t hi 5 X I, 'Q 1.33 X5 Y . -X K fl 3 . . what tm M, 11 is 1 2 1 - :- a 'av ... ' 'N in THE ART CLUB Back Row Chuck Klagqc Bull Srnuth Charles Strcator Mlddle Row Joy Tyler Nancy Phyle Jannce Swam Nancy Cope Sally Brown Anna DuSylvestro Vlrgnnta Gnlkey Alnce Wnsernan Joan Landus Kathryn Waters Front Row Vuolet Cola Barbara Pntkun Betty Mc Fadyen Duck Steugcr Flamc Qualman Carol Lowry Dot Ward Artistic talents Flrst Semester Second Semester Ruchard Steiger President Richard Stelger Betty McFayden Vlce Presldent Kathryn Waters Elaine Qualman Secretary Treasurer Joan Landis Mass Marian Brnght Adviser Mass Maruan Bright Agaln clnmaxlng the year with the May show the Art Club members under the super vusnon of Muss Marian Brlght exhlbnted the best work ln ceramlcs paintings posters metal work and jewelry done nn both the art classes and by the club members themselves ln the second semester the project at de sngnlng and palntnng of a mural for the stage un study hall 203 was decided upon Under Charrman Charles Klagge the Shaw seal wuth both the Shaw flag and the American flag was theur chance for a deslgn Besudes thus work the making at a great deal ot novelty lewelry bracelets earrings rungs and puns ln metal cratt work and the annual American Legnon poppy poster contest occupied much of theur time The extra materials needed for thelr work were bought with the money galned from the saving of sales tax stamps ' I , . 5 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 I - 1 1 - 1 1 l . . 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TARPON Back Row Harruettc Werther Ann lnman Mary Hoffman Sally Benson Pat Baldwin Vlrglnla Bova Middle Row Vlrgunla Wavro Harriet Carran Sue Carran Loss Slllcr Marilyn Hartman Alice Copeland Front Row Ruth Bartlett Leona Thompson Allcc Long Beverly Nughman Marne Zorn Joan Specht THE TARPGN CLUB Shaw s mermalds Flrst Semester Beverly Nlghman Leona Thompson Marle Zorn Alnce Long Mass Jane Hand Presentnng their thurd annual pageant on May l8 and l9 was the mam actlvuty of The Tarpon Club thus year The theme of the Aquacade was South Sea lslands They used the Black Lnght whnch proved so successful the previous year The Advisers were Mrs Roy Wlsecup and Mr Pat Young A band collected by Mr Nuergarth played lovely and enchantlng music whlch made the audlence thank of palms and warmth To become a Tarponnan a gurl had to pass a specual swummlng test gnven semi annually President Vlce President Secretary Treasurer Adviser Second Semester Alice Long Ruth Bartlett Sue Carran Barbara Roads Mnss Jane Hand made up and graded by the members them selves Then by elumunatlon a few of the con testants were selected having an Informal lnltlatnon before becomlng o full fledged member Every other Thursday the 35 mem bers trnm ln theur black suuts wlth red em blems could have been found practlclng thelr strokes and formatlons Other actlvltles enjoyed by the mermalds were a splash party with the Shakers Sharcs at Shaker and the gurls annual snterclass Swimming meet 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 1 , . I . s . . , ' - 1 1 - - . . , ' . . , 1 . . - 1 - 1 1 - I . jeff? wie' Q 89 AQUA DUX Swlmmlng leaders Flrst Semester Pat Baldwin Marne Zorn Pat Young That s better just try rt once more Helpful advice such as thus could be heard durung any of the swlmmlng peruods whale the red clad leaders busuly aided those gurls who are havlng dlfflcultles rn learning to swlm Having passed one semester of advanced swimming with a gr dcz9fA r B these extra googglgqlggltgkwg ting practlqlng -r- '-'6'a!ql'ip O DUX'c ck R Mary Jane ean Cormack l NL' Vlrglma Bova Hoffman Beverly Leona Thompson Martha Stafford Middle Row Elaine Qual man Loss Gerstenberger Sue Carran Sandra Nussel Aluce ong, L us Suller, Louise Murray, Joan Specht Front Row Jacquelnne Maes, Joan Brown, Ruth Bartlett, Marne Zorn, Pat Baldwln, Pat Young, Hal rnette Werther, Conrnc Evans President Secretary Treasurer Second Semester Pat Baldwin Marne Zorn Pat Young formatrons perfectmg thenr strokes and help :ng others Every year Aqua Dux sponsors the Glrls Interclass Swummlng meet whlch ns run with competntron between sophomores lunrors and seniors Each grade has as many practices as are necessary to perfect the strokes of the gurls representmg them A blue ribbon was presented for placang fnrst red seco d and whlte thrrd 0-Vpfsffoke Miss Jane Hand ...................... Adviser ............. ........ M iss Jane I-land Cf Q2 Q pgs- W 0 W Ll Q . 7' N. Y V 0 UD, ' g I , T1 Pl , , M f Q' . I I .sf - NSD . z , v L 1 . l . Bock Row Beverly Nngh man Vurgunua Bova Harruet Carran Carroll Allen Loss Gerstenberger Jean Cor mack Front Row Cornne Wuss man Leona Thompson Mary Jane Wnsecup Pat Baldwm Barbara Roads Ruth Bartlett New-Q Daauwmagg M Um-W fe-Q9le +Q'Q ','L same fmw 7f jj' ,..c..,.LlFE SAVING MW f we LJ J My DJU' Learnlngt llves C Wm Place' Forward' Release' Rest' Place' Forward' Release' Rest' Over and over the llfe savers practiced ar tufucnal resplratuon wnth exact tumung and smoothness Over and over agaun they tugged theur vlctnms through the water learnung the head carry haur carry the cross chest carry and all the essential approaches needed savmg Inves All were struvung to attaun the form needed to pass the Junnor and Sensor lufe saving test To be eluguble for lufe savnng one must be able to swum two lengths sude stroke wuth one arm two lengths elementary back stroke without arms two lengths crawl wnth head out of water tread water one minute swlm one J C,1,O half length under water have a good front dnve be able to retrueve an abject from the bottom of the pool and back float for l5 seconds Wuth Marne Zorn as head and Mary Wlse cup assnstant the members worked the first semester on Junuor Lnfesavnng and the second semester an Sensor Lufesavung Those gurls who had perfect attendance at all the meet lngs and passed the funal wrrtten examnnatuon and swummung test were awarded puns or em blems on Honor Day They also receuved to wards their S letters 75 points for Junior Lnfesavung lOO pounts for Sensor Lnfesavung and 25 points for renewal of the Senior course ' ! 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I I l I l l ' THE RIDING CLUB Saddles, reuns and sturrups Raun or shune snow or mud members of the Shaw Rudung Club could have been seen every Fruday wautung for the bus to puck them up and take them to Auntree Rudung Academy just outsude of Cleveland Durung the cold and snowy weather the un door runk was used durung whuch tume the gurls practuced postung canterung and gallop ung to the qualuty of their rudung In he RIDING CLUB Back Row Adelaune Otto Beverly Nughman Joan Brown Janet Ball Donna Bishop Mozelle Terry Middle Row Lucy Wens Iey Aluce Copeland Kay Collier Vurgunua Wiseman Sandra Nussel Front Row Jean Gold berg Marulyn Frock Carol Geutz warm sprung weather the brudle paths were used by those gurls un the untermeduate and advanced classes Under the durectuon of A C members .Ioan Brown and her assistant Sandra Nussel the gurls were sugned up for rudung accordung to a lower classes I I . I . u . - . I . ' . . . ' ' ' I ' - priority ruling, with seniors preceding the BASKETBALL ARMY 28 Forwards Betty l-lcrr mann Lois Hess Jane Beal Guards Ruth Bartlett Doris Magee Connie Evans Subs Shirley Reichen back Suc Carran Mary Satter NAVY I8 Forwards Alice Long Doris Luth Corine Wissman Guards Beverly Nigh man Leona Thompson Betty Verberg Subs Pat Baldwin Kay Ryan Viola Pattinson Highlights by Army Navy Working towards the goal of being selected tor the highlighted Army Navy game l55 girls formed thirteen teams and participated in after school basketball games played on Monday and Thursday nights The selection of players for the big game was made by the head ot basketball Ruth Russ, and her assistant Barbara Roads. Chosen from the original teams formed in September, the members of the Army-Navy teams were judged on such qualities as ability and at tendance In the atter school elimination series the teams played att until only Mazelle Terrys and Ruth Bartlett s teams remained to battle for the victory Bartlett carried off the title with a score of ll lO The requirements for playing on a team were high each participant only allowed one excused absence to remain on a team, also to be in uniform and on the floor ready to play by 3:l'5 P.M. 'O A944211 A716111-71 'flu' VGLLEYBALL WWW' LJ4,4 exon-,4..,Ll A11 -.AAIP f Y - I - , ' ,J mg f zoo -if -4 r - ' , - ' ,. , K X ,-- , . -1 -f-'- ,n .ful , - ., , ,A L- -'. f ' X 'Ji K I I .N-A' N- 4442, . 1, 4. if, . 1. A. .. - l I . ' n l A f' X , . 4 ' ' ' ' ., K , .. 1 .- '4.- 4' B R ,X 7' !A' . ' n, , , , , , u ', -. ' . .QL 4, - 1 KL-s AZ 1- 1 . + .,4,. -4 ..,4.-JM 'A ' X ' ' ' f . B - - , . 1 - ..,' . . 'f- ' ,1,4,,,,.. f:-.a.1f. N L -4' 4. 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' ' ' 1. .'.- ., , 4 fl .'...-' I ' g X A YK Q4 Q - . . - ,, 1 , u u I ' 1 ' or I I Your ottentuon please' All gurls who wush to play volleyball sugn up un the gurls gym to nught after school Wuth thus announcement of the rally on September Zl the l944 season opened Thus season was made successful by the partucupatuon of l8O gurls under the able lead ershup of Elaune Qualman and her assustant Betty Herrmann The gurls were evenly du vrded unto l5 teams of l2 each These played on Monday and Thursday nughts untul by elumunatuon only Betty Morgans and Janet Forts teams remauned undefeated After VOLLEYBALL Bock Row Aluce Long Janet Fort Harruette Wer ther Leona Thompson Jean Summons Mugnonet Schu mann, Evelyn Pattunson Muddle Row Muss Jane Hand, Glorua Ferro, Ruth Russ, Janet Corner, Mar garet McKnught, Vuvuan Wxlkue, Kay Ryan, Barbara Roads Front Row Shurley Reuch enbach, Betty Herrmann, Ruth Bartlett, Dorus Luth, Beverly Nughman, Lots Gers tenberger -4-A battlung ut out Janet s team emerged vuctor uous The games were concluded wuth the tradu tuonal Yale Harvard classuc played un the boys gym wuth an admussuon pruce of lO cents Members of these teams were chosen for theur abuluty shown un after school games Thus year Muss Jane Hand acted as referee and the Yale team carrued off the champuonshup wun nung two out of the three games Havung passed the volleyball test at the end of the season and havung had no moreL ,than one absence 94 receuved theur 75 pounts to ward theur S letter thus year a I Top Row: Betty Herr- mann, Harriet Carran, Jean Taylor, Renee Young, Barb Roads, Alice Copeland. Middle Row: Joyce John- son, Ruth Bartlett, Sandra Nussel, Doris Magee, Leona Thompson, Pat Baldwin, Beverly Nighman. Bottom Row: Corrine Wissmari, Jane Beal, Lois Siller. S LETTER GIRLS lt?- H1071 And now ld like to present S letters to those girls who have earned them These were words which were heard on Honor Day in presenting hard earned awards to deserving girls Under the supervision of AC members points were recorded and totaled on GAA cards for those girls in Shaw partncipating in afterschool sports A girl with 350 points is entitled to a small S letter and a large one requires 7OO points Of course to receive a letter Suzie Shaw must be a member of GAA Points are given for activities as follows Volleyball and basketball 75 points base Girls varsity January graduates with S letters Nancy Brennan Vir ginia Wavro Joan Brown Elaine Qualman Mary Hoff ball 50 points offnclatlng and refereeing not less than four games 25 points a season, swimming tests and horseback riding a max :mum of 75 points and indoor and outdoor sports five points an hour Points were not given if a girl had missed more than two games unexcused, or if she had not passed the final tests Thus Suzie can not receive points if she hasn t participated and worked diligently This requires staying after school many nights However these after school activities afford opportunities for much pleasure good sports manship group spirit association with friends friendly rivalry and a chance to let off steam , . v - ' . ll , 1 , 5 .I V 1 I - i 1 , - ,, , . . I .. . . I 1 . ,, . , - 1 1 I - . . , . . , . I n . . . I . . .. . . - If '11 I ,' I I ' 11 - 11 , 1 I - ' 1 1 I 1 I - 1 - Wlllnam Brandt makes hnal report on Suxth War Loan drwe Audience slngs Star Spangled Banner Senlor Frlendshlp cabmet at presenta hon service Audlence prepares to hght candles at Frlendshlp Service Honor Society un ductees June 1944 ASSEMBLIES CLASSES Vnrgunua Ault brmgs dolly shps from Warden s ofhce to John Snovely s class Hard at work In Ilbrary Paynng dough or pastnes Tramp tramp tramp the boys are trampollnmg Porlng over chemustry books Gersrenberger Aul and Armnngton pre pare hugh explosives nn room 315 Genlol R C Morrns dlscourslng with chemical admlrers 96 X f fx Z? f X , X X X Q! X 5 xg X X Q . X x X x gf X X x 1 Q N iw o X f ,M QA x x V X 5 s J X . 4, ' 1 R Sri soma f. l5,!fi,IfE, a .jLl5,A ,j 1q5,f5' g J fgf QL -A V 01? , ' , , Y uf.-'1'k:'f, ET- 'Z ,Qfig ill fffgf 2'.f.L. '.1'- 1 Q ,f , 'W ,t 1' ,I X, X i, ' , M i ' f fl, , f' 2 n , X 7 1' A, V ff! X, Sp. I 13 ,I X If I X , . WXT, ,f VVIV, ,X g If 1 1 V ,, M A AV ,rf A ff if if K q ' X 'K 3 A f x - , f f J fx X' N A 7 ,' I x . , Q , , fl fx- mf , L., , A STUDENT COUNCIL, First Semester Rack Row: Corrine Wiss- man Jean Smith Ralph Orche Vunce Varanese Don MunOdeO Bob Hahn Wul luam Brandt Sheldon Veul Dave Armungton Joe Grut n Tom Pallad Elaune Qualman Lous Baughman Front Row lsabella Thomson Jean Smuth Vur gunua Wavo Bud Boylan Aluce Scharlotte Tom Weu gle Jean Romaune Carroll Allen Jean Carmack Pat R009 STUDENT COUNCIL Duvuded unto eught commuttees Shaw s gov year played an umportant part un the admunus tratuve work of the school Members duvuded equally between boys and gurls nomunated and elected by the vote of theur respectuve classes semuannually repre sented the student body and un cooperatuon wuth the pruncupal obtauned changes un school actuvutues and admunustratuon Through the work of eught commuttees the Lost and Found was managed the movues se lected and obtauned dances presented and complushed Besudes sponsorung the Shaw War Chest druve the Student Councul collected and sent to the boys un the South Pacufuc both popular and classucal records The second semester, ut had as uts maun prouect the compulung of a buuldung fund unto whuch all proceeds of Student Councul actuvutues were placed Thus fund was then used to help pay for repaurs needed around the school K A , , an ' fi, ' , ' 2 ' ' s A T ' . U A K I I I I 7 I - . . . . , , . 1 - 1 1 erning body, the Student Council, in its 30th various projects for school improvements ac- 1 ' I ' I . . I I . . . I I - . I . . . . . . . l . I l A ll - 1 ll ' ' I , . STUDENT COUNCIL SECOND SEMESTER Back Row Tom Pallad Charles Chrlsty Bud Boylan Tom Wengle Bob Kelly Sheldon Venl Vlnce Barrett Dave Armlngton Don Barclay Jack Quinn Charles Perrottn Mlddle Row Joan Ellsworth Jeanne Anderson Jean Smnth Bob Hahn Dan Avus Al Kueselbach Ernle Cavaslnl Janet Ball Doris Luth Loss Gerstenberger Front Row Vlvuan Lamont Alice Scharlotte Cornne Wlssrnan Faye Schmunk Var gunna Ault Lons Baughman Sandra Nussel Jean Cormack Pat Rapp June Cameron Shaw s student managers STUDENT COUNCIL HOME Back Row Bob Davxes Vince Varanese Jo Bull nngton Louis Jacobs Dan Avls Bull Barclay Klrk Read Jlm Ennis Neal Mangus John Lopuccolo Mlddle Row Bob Strat ton Jack Quunn Jack Jack lutz Bob Lund Bull Rein lrv ang Grey Don Barc oy Charles Perottn Front Row Corrune Wnss man Betty Derhammer lanldentnfledl M a r y Stough Lo s Suller Carrol' Allen Vuyuan Lamont Marv Foster 3 , l , , A f , A , , , , , I . : I I I I I A I , , , , - z . . I . I , , I I . w , , , , , - I . . - i.2fiff-.gs I 5 V I, I C ROOM REPRESENTATIVES 1 I ' -434 , iff ' : ' , -A I I 9 ' ' , I I I ' I I Q ' I V I I- . 2 f 1 I ' -f .,, Q' 'ff , I , . I , , H , , I , , , , LOST and FGUND COMMITTEE Ahce Scharlotte lchalrman? Jeanne Anderson Joan Ellsworth COMMITTEES ON PAGE lOl Top left Pomt June Cameron Charles Chrusty Dave Armlngton lchalr manl Jack ulnn Jean Smith Top rlght Dance Loss Gerstenberger Don Barclay Sandra Nussel Tom Pallad Center Publlclty Dons Luth Tom Welgle Jean Cormack lchalrmanl Vwlan Lamont Talted left Boosters Janet Ball Bud Boylan ichaurmanb Ernue Cavaslm Tllted rlght Show Pat Rapp Dan Avls Bob Hahn ichalrmanl Al Kreselbach Bbttom left Tom Pallad Don Barclay Vlrglnla Ault Bob Hahn Bottom rlght Social Neal Mangus Bob Kelly lchalrmanl Corlne Wlss mann Lons Baughman Committee welcomes Lon McAIIuster 5 , SJ I , . I , 4 0 xf t 8 , 1 L..x 4 11. ' - ' I I . . . Q , - ' I I I . ' I I I . 1 ' . , , . 1 ' ' I I I . . . 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HISTORY CLUB Facts lun and Irollc Joan the Hnstory Club and see actuon That was the call throughout the year for club members and with thenr actlvlty packed schedule they really fulfnlled their slogan Meetungs every other Tuesday under the dlrectlon of Mrs Florence Thomas found members enyoyung many programs Several vlslts to museums were made one to see the Thorne exhubut of mnnrature homes and fur nlshnngs another to see a Napoleonic display A Roosevelt Dewey poll was taken be Flrsl' Semester Bert Llsy President Bull Brandt Vnce President Charles Streator Treasurer fore the presndentual electron wuth Dewey comnng out several votes ahead of Roosevelt Cartoons were drawn Dad You Know? pro grams and qulzzes were given at meetings all brungnng In hrstorucal facts We have tried to do more modern actlvl tres rather than ancient things because I thunk the students learn much more that way stated Mrs Thomas Theur year was ended by a pucnuc an Forest Halls Park Second Semester Louns Jacob Bert I.lSy Charles Streator Mrs Florence Thomas Advrser Mrs Florence Thomas HISTORY CLUB Back Row Phyllns Aaron Aluce Rlchley Sherman L B rne Charles Rendlesham Louus Jacob James Bene duct Evelyn Pattunson Joan Hatchcock Front Row Elva Bauer Bert Lnsy Bull Brandt Nor man Townsend Charles Streator Mary Ellen Bond ' 1 11 - - - 11 . . . . ' U I , I II ' ll S , . . . , . . . I l I ll - - -- D . T I ll I . , ' I . . . . . Il - ll - ' Norman Townsend ...... .............. S ecretary ............. ........ E velyn Pattinson K ' I K FP. DRAMATIC CLUB MEMBERS Phyllis Aaron, Pat Allen, Janet Askue, Elva Baier, Pat Baldwin, Janet Ball, Annella Bassett, Jane Beal, Mary Benson, Pat Bennett, Sher- man Berne Lounse Blbee Mary Ellen Bond ally Bowen Janet Broeckel Dot Brooks Roger Brussee Helen Burroughs Rosemary Camp bell Harriet Carran Sue Carran James Carroll Wynn Cochran Eugene Cof fee Sally Cole Helen Con way Elalne Danlelson Mar garet Dease Pat DeGarmo Elaune Dostel Glorua Du praw Joanne Flssel Isobel Ford Mary Foster Carol Gentz Angelua Genovese Pat Gleason Betsy Lou Grande Leah Gressel Jean Gulllet Joan Hutchcock Trudy Hoffman Loss Horan Louus Jacob Joyce Johnson Shlrley Jones Gerry Kahne George Keuth Harry Kellem Norma Knaebel Dave Lang Dot Lupstreu Carol Lowry Dot Luth Ann Lynch Jackle dleshan Mary Richter Dave Maes Bernadnne Matush Rutchue Ann Roberts Martnn Ann Meyers Mary Stormy Robnnson Dlana Loulse Muller Bull Mulhau Rollands Jean Romaune ser Helen Nutzsche Pat Mrlton Rothschuld M a r y Pavllk Evelyn Pattlnson Schofueld Nancy Smuth Joanne Peters Jean Powell Jerry Spera Mary Stough Sue Rasmussen Chuck Ren Evelyn Tabb Jewel Tyler DRAMATICS CLUB Flrst Semester Players, scrlpts and cues Dave Rutchle Presldent Bull Mulhauser Vuce Presudent Dave Lang Secretary Ann Roberts Treasurer Mass Lots Dean Advnser Joy Tyler Ruth Vaughan Shlrley Veil Betty Verburg Carol Warren Loss Warren Marlorle Wulder V v n an Wulkne Corune Wussman Margery Wolkov Ruth Worden Joyce Wulf Second Semester Dave Rltchne Bull Mulhauser Ann Roberts Mass Loss Dean uletl Lnghtl Curtain' Wlth these words 60 members of the Dra matncs Club settled back to watch thelr fruends who for a short tume under Mass Loss Dean s durectlon became the Barrymores and Cornells of Shaw Hnghlught of the clubs past season was Exclusive Model, a domestlc farce whuch starred Wayne Groensteun Helen DlVuths Joe Grnffnn Le Verne Chrlstnan and Isabella Thomson Scattered throughout the year were several one act plays glven at regular club meetings such as But Now There s Buford Take A Letter Please Who Says Can t9 Sham, and The Warrior s Husband Some of these were drrected by members of Muss Dean s ad vanced expressuon classes glvlng them valu able tralnrng an dramatuc work Also pre sented to the school thus year was the Va rnety Show In whlch club members performed thesr varlous talents Work on the Class Day plays started several weeks before graduatuon so that the dra matuc club members fulfulled another busy and successful year 1 1 , S 1 1 1 1 , - l I I l 1 1 I - I I T I I - I I l . . l I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 t 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I - I l I I I I I I T I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I I I - I ' l Q . 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THE MOVIE CREW presented the cinemas Wnth adverse worknng condntuons as thenr companions the movse crew steadlly pre sented noon time and special movnes to the student body durnng the year The mmor duffucultnes wnth the projector and the speedy rewlndmg of the film made thelr job of run ning two showrngs of the same double reel In each of the lunch pernods less easy Advnsed by Mnss Anna Soutar these boys worked three periods a day wnth a manager and two helpers each peruod The tnrst semes ter the head manager was Gene Bookner hav :ng occupied the posltuon for two and one half years The second semester Bud Venl suc ceeded hum Other boys who gamed valuable experience from the years work were Don Petrue Acree Shreve Ed Breeden Bull Kolleda John Heutz Allen Martun Wendell Smnth Manuel Bando and Davld Smnth MOVIE CREW Top Row Charles Col IS er Jo n lsley John eltz Bu Vell Acree Shreve Don Petrie Bottom Row Allen Mor tln Gene Bookner Ed Bree don Bull Colleda . . . I I ' ' T I - . . . . . ' I - ' I . I I I I I I I , . 1 w fl 1 1 I'f , tw , ' H , d , . n V ' I I - , . STAGE CREW Wlth genume Interest In thelr work and able cooperation wlth others the members of the stage crew dld the fundamental baslc blues The making and moving of scenery for plays the settlng up and tearmg down of the band chairs the arranglng of llghts for effect and the care of the prop room were some of the many jobs that each crew member dud Top Row: Maurice Mad- dock STAGE CREW otfom Row ea Eggelston James Beneduct James Carroll Scene shlfters So that the stage productuons could be pre sented successfully It was necessary for these boys to have an extensnve technical knowledge whsch comes from traunmg and experuence an craftsmanshlp Thus year the stage crew un der Mass Loss Dean received 5 credit for glvung up much spare tume to do the unappre cuated work whlch goes wuth every successful event B : N l O I - I I I 1 ' I h . . I work in all dramatic productions and assem- . . . . . . v I I - I I I CINEMA CLUB The visit of Lon McAllister lectures on Post War Movies polls on favorite films and stars were all accomplished by Shows analyzers of films Interested in every phase of the motion picture industry the Cinema Club under the helpful direction of Mr Cassil Reynard held motion pictures stars and the technicolities of production The main event of the year was the spon soring of Lon McAllister at the Student Coun CINEMA CLUB Bac Row Florence Moore Millicent Peterson Betty Slodek Betty Philpott Miriam Pulford Rosemary McNamee Front Row Joanne Huet tich Mildred Lenk ous Bartlett Maxine Lechlitner Barbara Goodwin Morgary Wolkov ll3 cil dance with all money token in turned over to the building fund Several panel discussions at the Higbee Company were attended by several members speaking for the Shaw Cinema Club on such topics as Meet Me in St Louis and Post Wor Movies Other activities were the different polls taken of student opinion The result of these showed Going My Way 1944 s best movie and Lana Turner Betty Grable Van Johnson ond Cory Grant the favorite stars . . . 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Back Row: Jim Sweeney, Elmer Collins, Herbert Gro ger Walter Houck Louis Jacob Hendricks Osborne Milton Hayman Bob David Richard Steiger Front Row Joan Hitch cock Perry Gittelson Pa Baldwin Sherman L Berne Adah Worden DEBATE FOREIGN AFFAIRS Arguments, panels and forums First Semester Sherman L Berne Perry Gittelsan Pat Baldwin Handling all forms of speech except dra matics the Debate Foreign Affairs Club is one of the oldest and most active organiza tions in Shaw At the regular meetings on alternate Wed nesdays in room 39 open forums and round table discussions are held on topics of cur rent interest Among the topics under dis cussion this year were Abolishing the Elec toral College Compulsory Military Train ing and What Shall We Do with Germany After the War ln addition to the regular meetings the Second Semester President Sherman L Berne Vice President Perry Gittelson secretary Treasurer Pat Baldwin club again this year conducted a series of non decision debate tournaments in conjunc tion with neighboring schools including Euclid Central Euclid Shore Maple Heights and St lgnatius Affirmative members of the interscholastic debating team were Milton Hayman and Jim Reich Louis Jacob and Dick Sammons and .lim Johnson and .lim Pilcher while the nega tive was represented by Bill Zimmerman and Perry Gittelson Dave Armington and Bob Hill and Pat Baldwin and Sherman Berne f ' , f U ........ ........,. F - .......... .... ' Miss Lois Crank .,...... V .............. Adviser .............. ...... , .Miss Lois Crank ' I I I 4 I . . , . . . . ' l H . . - ' . ' ' . . ' I I 11 H v - - - - - . - 1 ' 1 ' i rr 11 - , l . I ll ' I I , . DEBATE TEAM They ol the golden tongues For the tnrst time un many years the Inter scholastic Debate Team was composed en tnrely of members of the Shaw chapter ot the Natnonal Forensic League whrch ns the Na tnonal honorary hugh school speech socuety Wuth the offucuol national debate questuon mg Age Should Be Lowered to l8 the Shaw chapter sponsored a debate tournament held here wuth St Ignatius Euclud Shore Euclud Central and Maple Hugh School Agann later In the year the team took part In another non declslon tournament at St lgnatnus along wnth Euclid Shore To become a member of the League and attann the Degree of Merut the student must earn twenty polnts nn nnterscholastuc debating oratory or extemporaneous speaklng reach the second Degree that ot Honor the student must earn titty points and to attann the Degrees of Excellence and Dustunctnon he must have earned one hundred and ZOO spectnvely Perry Glttelson Mlltcn Hayman Pot Baldwnn Sher man L Berne Louns Jacob , ' . To for the year, Resolved: That the Legal Vot- I ' A I I THE BAND They say It with muslc Starting the l94-4 football season with a bang 80 Shaw band members marched down the fueld to the snappy rhythm of the drum before thousands of cheertng fans Out of the nlne football games played the band was present at eight provtdrng excellent music and marchlng to lend to the moral sup port of the team and to entertain the specta tors between halves ln the perfectuon of the many tntrlcate maneuvers at each game many long hours were devoted to practnce after school Although most of the bands glory came durlng the football season the year was also successfully studded wtth the msd year con cert and the annual sprung concert whuch record crowds attended Outside of school they played at war plants and partlcupated tn the programs of elementary schools church actavutnes banquets and the Stage Door Can teen BAND Flutes If PiccoIos- Margaret Brightman Peg Holmes Barbara Klecka Anita Jewell Edythe Barlow Bb Clarinets- Phyllis Mattern Joe Ric- clardi Mike Bibee Norman Townsend Lee McMullen Gerald Berger Perry Gnttel son Marilyn Welker Mary Jane Sturrock Duck Jones Dons Johnson Robert Ertck son Phyllus lseman Dale Boyce Nancy Ayers Carol Schaefer June Overfueld Patsy DeGormo Anne Kershner Jas Herruck Betty Schaefer Cath Jones Duck Smtth Jas Reach Bassoon Garnet Albrecht Alto Sax Al Kleselbach Ruth Kre selbach Mary L Woodley Dave Dornback Tenor Sax Bruce Jewett Wullarm Wulcox Baritone Sax Romeo Pallante Cornets Cr Trumpets Davud Armlngton Robert Abbott Jack Qunnn Vlrgunua Overfueld Rmchard Schultz Jack Ress Jam Marsteller Robert Guenther John Dll Iey Rnchard Aul Roy John son Rrchard Wood French Horns Mary Woehrman Joan Knnnear Robert Barton Thos Huth Eleanor Duehl Bantanes Thos Dnlley Ben Boyce Trombones- Ralph Joseph Ronald Stallungs Wayne Groenstem Glen Mntchell Garth Graf futh Anne Fntch Don Dorn bach Eb Basses Chas McCoy BBb Basses Werner Sonntag Geo Terwlllsger Wm Cumler Leon Retd Adah Worden Harvey Burwell Snare Drums Chas Chrtsty Sam Mc Kee Jas Rnggs Leroy Alex ander Lyle Whute Geo Sumons Ken Holcomb Bass Drum Fred Kopp Cymbals Burke Peterson Tympanr Burke Peterson 6 f , , , , , , , , I - , r , , I . f . , , , , , I - , . . . . , , , , , . , f I . I I - , . , , , f . . , I Lawrence Schaefer. ' 1 I . . . . . ' ' I 1 ' ' ' ,, 1 f ' , - , , , . t , , I 1 ' , ' . . , . , '- t , . I , . . I I 1 S ' THE ORCHESTRA Strungs, brasses and woodwunds Musuc plays a large part un hugh school lute At Shaw one of the most umportant and out standung of these musucal organuzatuons us the Shaw orchestra And although ut doesn t have a chance to parade un unuform and per form spectacular formatuons uts reputatuon us very hugh Armustuce Day at Chrustmas tume Commence ment and Class Nught and everyone has agreed wuth Durector Multon G Nuergarths ORCH ESTRA Back Row Joe Ruccuardu Werner Sonntag Jack Quunn Robert Abbott Ralph Joseph Bruce Jewett Al Kueselbach Front Row Joan Kunnear Mary Woerman N a n c y Lund Mary Foster Herbert Roth concertmaster Allen Martun Barbara Klecka Phy lus Mattern P e g g y Holmes opunuon that the orchestra was as good thus year as ut always has been These thurty members practuced all year round so they could partake un all the school musucal actuvutues whuch were brought to an end wuth the Sprung Festuval un whuch the band and choral groups also partucupated Durung the year an orchestral Club was or ganuzed by Allen Martun and Herbert Roth meetung semu weekly to practuce for the bene tut of those enuoyung classucal musuc I - I . ' I I A I ' . ' ll ' ' ll r ' Everyone has heard the orchestra-on . I I - I ' -, . .1 . l In , I , CHOIR n Dcunhuu lltuu uluuua Fu ru m 1 luun Ntuu t our Wulf nut Il nm ut tutnu Y C 'N unry lxrlltw X ruuun Sclunuullt llu ms TENORS S lin 1 xx 4 I utlvr 0 I t Xcul uuu ll S rum un lhu tc u 1 Du I lu hc 1 uw lwl TotTlcr BASSES SOPRANOS ALTOS s S S llucct u u In Q m ul lu l x l uu rungu t uuuu I l lunumcunuun nd Ill I n Wldu n ll I 1 I nd uu nd lxu 4 Lu :- uk Nllu 1' uxu Nnuu u U uux 1 u Xunnr Yarxnc' A CAPPELLA CHOIR Masters ol harmony Furst Semester Second Semester Bull Barclay Presudent Dave Rutchue Bull ope Vuce Presudent June Cameron Carroll Allen Secretary Treasurer Marulyn Guullet Ann Story Lubraruan Glorua Dupraw Mr Edgar Vance Advuser Mr Edgar Vance Blendung the deep barutone notes together wuth the even tones ot the altos and tenors and the hugh clear putch of sopranos unto soft beautuful harmony was the task of Edgar E Vance, durector of the Shaw A Cappella Chour Thus choral socuety wuth uts nunety members was contunuously busy un preparatuon for com ung events and by long duffucult practuces won wude acclaum Partucupatuon un the Armustuce Day as semblues and graduatuons along wuth Easter servuces and the Sprung Concert were some of uts annual actuvutues There was also the Sprung Festuval at Shaker l-leughts un whuch chours of several schools par tucupated the Chrustmas assembly and the carolung done upon the unvutatuon of a down town store Topco Kuwanus Club and varuous churches No other group has afforded more pleasure and enuoyment to the student body or partu cupated un so many of the actuvutues of the school as the Shaw A Cappella Chour K: I' ' : 't tiloriar uviuw Hn' : ' 1' 'hcr Yi l-t ll'rtz -1: .' 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V' :ns 1. 2 Flu lm .Xnuu Usluuuuuul' 2 -', It l l.uunv ll.uxu-lsfuuu ,lm 'l llltlttl' Xl: linlul ucu' ,luurk 'l'u'?'un1 llclruu lh' Yutluuu Nlzuxus llxuunu ru Alzum' cullflllllilll ' I 71' . , - . . . . 1 ' - ' 1 1 1 1 THE JUNIOR CHOIR First Semester Bob Young Clark Austun Joan Klnnear Organized lor enloyment President Vnce President Secretary Treasurer Mr Edgar E Vance Advuser JUNIOR CHOIR Back Row Eugene Col fee Bob Sherry Bull Taylor Bob Zucker Bob Young Vance Varanese Don Bar clay Gulbert DnLeIIno Thard Row Ken Morse Margy Spencer Lucy Wens Iey Norma Knaebel BII Jacob Marrgae Muccery June Lanese Barbara Leary Jay Hess Second Row Joyce John son, Naomu Hutchlngs, Shir ley Johnston, Pat Gleason, Pat Allen, Martin Ann Meyers, Dot Ward, Grace Martin Front Row Doris Kroetz, Carol Slater, Margy Graham, Shirley Marist, Mary Scho held, Maxune Lechlltner, Hilda Mayer lI9 Durung the tlrst semester Mr Edgar E Vance dlrector of all Shaws vocal music organized for the tlrst tame a Junior Chonr Thus new musical organrzatlon conslsted ot suxty boys and gurls mostly from the sopho more grade meetlng every day thrrd period The cholr sang at the Chrlstmas program and the annual Sprung Concert also receuvlng buds to sung carols at the East Cleveland Pub Inc Library and Halle Bros Department Store Second Semester Bud Stahl Don Barclay Dorothy Ward Mr Edgar E Vance Shirley Marist ...,. .... ,............. 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S hirley Johnson in B-I I. , ' , in THE GIRLS GLEE CLUB GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Back Row: Norma Knoc- bel, Martin-Ann Moyers, Adah Worden, Joan Kin- near Mary Jane Trivison Mlldred Lcnk Ellzabcth Slodek Betty Phllpott Mar lam Pultord Phyllns Lund meter Jean Gutllet Patrocna Allen Elva Bauer Muddle Row Kay Collucr Shnrley Johnson Helen Nut szche Kathryn White Joan Wnschmeyer Dorothy Sutter Joan Hltchcock Lcah Gres se Helen Came Elaune Danuelson Edna Senger Front Row Loss LaGanke Lucy Wensley Barbara Henry Barbara Goodwin Maxlne Lechlutner Audrey Mattson Jeannette Nuttrng Frances Rrgel Edythc Bar low Nancy Lund Mary Ellen Bond First Semester Audrey Mattson Jeannette Nuttnng Maxnne Lechlltner Kathryn Whlte Joan Hntchcock Sharps and flats President Vnce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Lrbrarlan Publicity Mr EdgarE Vance Advlser Formed because of thelr love to sung the Grrls Glee Club met every Monday nlght un der the dlrectuon ot Edgar E Vance warblsng theur do re ml s sunglng their way towards vo cal trlumphs and funding real enjoyment In the harmonious blendnng ot over tntty vouces The Glee Club cooperated wuth the other choral socletles In the Christmas assembly to make a very ettectuve program Glvlng sopranos and altos the opportunlty to sung and show their abnluty thus organuza tnon also gave those students a chance to sing who were not chosen for the A Capella Choir Second Semester Jeannette Nuttnng Adah Worden Joan Klnnear Lois LaGanke Frances Rlgel Mr Edgar E Vance 1 1 1 1 1 ' I - 1 1 , . - 1 I . 1 1 1 1 1 -' l, , , , ' 1 1 1 1 ' x 1 1 1 l , - 1 1 o o 1 , , . . ., . . . - . 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SPANISH CLUB Back Row Mary Lou Woodley Janet Hltchcack Maryarle Wnlder Louus Ja cob Darts Magee Dorothy Brooks Janet Askue Front Row Glorua Ferro Marne Zorn Bert Llsy Bll Ballnnger Jane Beal Jean Ward CHICO CLUB ESPANOL Hlstary people and customs al Spanish Ameruca Flrst Semester Bert Lnsy Bull Ballinger Mass Isabelle Latta The Chico Club Espanol chase as Its pur pose when ut was arganlzed last tall the pro matron of Inter Amerucan relatuons to ac quannt nts members more fully wrth the has tory current events and peoples of the Latvn American countrnes Twenty five members lmpraved their Span :sh vacabularles and knowledge of Latan American customs by conductung the business meetungs entnrely In Spanish and by portlcn patmg an actuvltues planned by a commuttee headed by Jean Ward The clubs many programs Included talks Second Semester Presldent Bert Llsy Vlce Presldent Treasurer Bull Balllnger Advuser Mass lsabella Lotta by South Amerncon students from Western Reserve Unlversuty plays by the members and games songs and partnes an Spannsh Free hand maps drawn by Lauls Jacob and Allen Martins pleas that thus business cant be stated an Spanlsh added humor to the meet :ngs Miss Isabelle Lotta sponsor summed up the clubs turst year as very successful Chaco Clubs members all at whom were second year Spannsh students or had com pleted two years of that language stated en thusaastncally Nos dnvertamos muchlsnmo or In Engllsh We had loads of fun ' , ' 1 i ' 1 Jane Beal ........................... Secretary ............. ..,....,..... J one Beal '1 I 1 ' I 1 1 - U 1 ' 1 1 ' - - - ' 1 11 - - 1 I I - - - 1 11 I A l ' I I 7 D H I 1 - 11 11 . . . . . I ll I I ll l . I T - - 11 4 - - - 11 I I I ' ' ' II ll , . SHAW HI Y Hl Y OFFICERS lst Semester Bull Bond Wlllram Brandt Herb Pekarek Bob Kelly Upholdung hugh standards Fnrst Semester Bull Brandt Herb Pekarek Bob Kelly Kirk Reud Second Semester President Shel Vell Vrce President Knrk Reld Secretary Bull Mulhauser Chaplaln Charles Rendlesham Mr Wnlluam V Cumler Adviser Mr Wllllam V Cumler Clean speech clean sports clean schol arshlp clean lnvlng Snmply and concnsely these words platform of the l-lu Y Club express the very essence at the organnzatlon that as now ln nts 24th year at Shaw Benng the largest all boy organization at Shaw the Sensor Hn Y consusts of eught clubs and boasts of a membership of over l6O stu dents with nnne ot these boys Bull Brandt Norman Brenne Dean Cameron Chuck Christy Jum Ennns Boh Hahn Bull Mulhauser Ralph Orche and Bob Suydam attending the Annual Hn Y State wlde Conference at Columbus Programs were eftsclently promoted durmg the two semesters and uncluded such persons as H B Fletcher Cleveland chuef at the F B l Dean Chatlln author of What Have You Done Today? Jack Block Edator of the Tapco Paper Rev Robert E Slaughter ofthe East Cleveland Baptist Church and Rev Sam Smuth ot the Unlted Brethren Church Hu Ys sport leaaues began thus tall with the football games rn full swung When wun ter came so dld the basketball league and Bill Bond ,.... ............,......... T reasurer ............. ............. B ob Hahn ,, - U- - .- - . . , . ,, I I l I I . T. . l . A A ' . . A , H . . ., , I ll ' , . . ' I I ' I - A ' l - A . I I - I I . . . . - I ' 1 'T I . , . . . r :I 1 I - -. . 1 I I ' 1 - ' ' I li I I Hn Y contnnued wnth the chnrpnng of bnrds the baseball games ln nts yearly program of varned events l-ln Y sponsored several communnty and cnvnc projects the most nmportant of whnch was the complete sponsorshnp of the Snxth War Loan drnve whnch topped the S33 OOO goal of Shaw by over Sl 7 OOO Added to thns were the bas kets presented to the Cnty Marnne Hospntal durnng the Yuletnde season and the contrnbu tnon to the great East Ohno Gas Company dns aster Everythnng from the devnltry of the annual sprnng Hn Y show to the solemnnty of the se mester formal nnntnatnons were scheduled dur nng the term nncludnng the Annual Cnty wnde Hn Y dance a football game wnth the Shaker Hn Y a tall dance at the Rnver Road Y Camp a bowlnng tournament at Nela Park many nndnvndual hayrndes and chapter partles at th Y house Truly such an organnzatnon of varned actnvn tnes lnved up to nts purpose To create mann tann and extend throughout the school and communnty hngh standards of Chrnstnan char acter HI Y OFFICERS 2nd Semester Standing Shel Venl pre ndent Seated Iett to nght Dave. Rntchne publncnty chanrman Bob Hahn treasurer Knrk en vnce presndent B l Mulhauser secretary Chuck Rendlesham chaplann Bud Chrnsty program chanrman 123 . n 1 ' ' . . .- , - 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 I I . . . . . 0 . I N' 1 ' ' I - . . . . . . ,, . 1 1 - ' 1 . . . 11 - I - - : , 5- 1 5 ' 1 1 1 1 R Cl, j nl 1 - 1 1 1 , . ANUGCB In a luttle room on the cold un winter warm an summer thurd floor of the Y the brave explorer could fund the freezung or sweatung members of Amigos ln one of thenr warmer ments at the HI Y show Whale not football whnzzes thenr athletes ARGUS Weakened by the loss of members to the armed forces Argus was too Interested an re galnlng lost strength In th first semester to thunk much about participation In actlvutles However during the second term led by Ken AMIGOS Bock Row Charles Rcnd lesham Dave Gebhart Wa ter Houck Jack Wasall Mr Bob Stout advuser Front Row Harry Struh r Bob Holub Bl u hauscr Multon Hayman Bob Holland came through with a thurd In the swummlng competutnons ln theur meetnng members Dave Gebhardt and Bruce Jewett the HI Y show censors were kept busy looking over or under the humor of Walter Hauck Bull Mul hauser and Ralph Roberts club comeduans Croft George Hornson and Jlm Ennls the members began to plan parties and hayrldes for theur enjoyment lt soon became evident to observers that Argus was once agaun on Its way to a place among Hu Y s leodnng chapters Top Row Don Hornung Kcn Croft Don Mnlrnune Mr John Ward adviser Front Row Bob Cumler George Harris Eugene Col fee Jum Tucker , ' , vi le, , ll M l- ' - ' - ll- ll I - - ' - , . . , . l I . , I - moments these boys sold delicious refresh- ' A ' I- , r 1 - A I I A I I ' . . ' ' , I ' I , I - A I . , . 1 1 ' - COPAINE Back Row Bernue Blum enthal Allan Gorman Lyle Towne Duck Lustng Jack Post Ronald Spath J Kurk Russel advuser Front Row Jnm Herruck Dusty Somerhull John Llmes Ralph Orche Ed Breedon Bob Burrus Jack Slome COPAINE Wnth leader Krrk Russell contmually pre ducting great thnngs for them the members of Copalne frnnshed second In the Mernam Tro phy race In the flrst semester Among thesr other accomplnshments were lst place tue Welcome to the chapter known for nts dns tlnguashed members Bug Club officers Shel Vell and Knrk Read H4 Y show drrector George Keuth and assistants Bull Barclay ond Burke Peterson of the same show number among nts members wnth Tala an the football league won 6 lost and a second place an the basketball league at the half way mark They also par tucnpated nn both the bowlmg and game tourn aments fnnnshnng hugh an both events ln the Mersom Trophy race IH the flrst se mester Delphn came nn fourth The clubs athletes led by nts number one player Bob Lanese brought home o second place In the football league At present the club under presldent Bull Ballinger as busy brungung a successful semester to a close DELPHI Back Row Kork cud Jam Relmholz Dave Lang Bull Ballnnger Deon Arnold arlvnser Front Row Bob Lanese George Keith Ralph McAl luster Bob Burton Shel Veal Carl DuGuovune 1 1 1 1 1 1- , . ' I 1 1 1 1 , . T -TT I , O... I . . . 1 . ' ' I . I ' , . . .- . I - , . , . , , I . ' 1 ' 1 . R, 1 1 1 1 - 1 I - 1 1 1 ECOWASIN Remember those large red and black float ers wuth pnctures of football players on them Remember the certarn fellows around school who were sellung them? They were destgned edtted and sold by the Ecowasnn boys HALCYON The fnghtnng Haylcyonlan a club wuth a combrnatnon of everything Swimming champs thenr mermen won the swnmmnng meet Humorusts led by Voranese and Brenne won the laughs Halcyon rs a fnne group for attendance HALCYON Top Row Bob VanVIaet Charles Lehman Charles Wentz Bruce Greek Paul Brennan Jack Schaffer Mr Kung adviser Norman Townsend Bottom Row Chuck Davus Robert Zucker Chuck Wnssman Norman Brenne Norman Hammerle Ernte Cavasmn Back Row Torn Savage Harry Kellem Ed Barrett Bull Cumler Neal Eggleston Duck Gascotgne Front Row Nnck Frat :anne Lyle Whutc Duck Mater Chuck Chrusty Bob Abbott Wuth Chuck Chnsty as football captain and Duck Mater as basketball captain thus club put fnne athletic teams on the fneld Dur :ng the few lulls un their buslness meetungs Mater usually provndes some entertaunment an the form of slrghtly old jokes probably because leader Charlte Kung keeps the members In Itne with penodlc lectures These boys also put up a good fught nn the basketball and football leagues takrng and respecttvely In these ways Halcyon helps keep nts reputatuon for ftne support of all Hn Y acttvnttes ' 1 1 1 1 1 s 1 1 1 1 I - . . . .I , . p I , 4 1 ' 1 , , .. - .. . , , . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 MAZDA Back Row John McGil very Bob Bauck Dick Catt lin Clark Austin Dan Avis Don Barclay Don Zalud Warren Seaver Front Row Lynn Rennnck John Moll Bob Guenther Bob Hahn Louis Feher Dave Baker MAZDA Money making schemes that s Mazda First popcorn balls then cider and doughnuts sweet rolls anything for the hungry l-li Y member The fellows also planned parties hayrides and other events for general enjoy loaned in all the athletic events tying for first in the Game Tournament and finishing TALA Here s the gang that prided itself on never having lost a basketball game then came graduation and catastrophe Bond Ketteler and Suydam left and took with them Tala s chances for the basketball championship high in the basketball football and bowling leagues Their victory in the Game tourney was highlighted by the steller playing of Dan Avis billiards player extraordinary Leader Harry Austin expects great things of them as and Perry Gittelson exhaust their present stock of excuses Their iobs were taken over by Bill Meade Don Linton and Russ McCoy Their gridiron forces combined with those of the Copanne chapter succeeded in winning the football championship TALA Bock Row Richard Carl son Dick Sneller Don Lan ton George Mahoney Bob Kelly Front Row Jim Price Dana Keteler Bob Suydam Bob Sherry Bill Bond . , , , , I ' I . . . . ' A , I , I I ' I . .I I l I l l t 'V . ment. Always interested in variety, the boys soon as the traditional latecomers, Dave Baker l I I l . I , ' . . . I SENIOR FRIENDSHIP CABINET I Top Row Barbara Jack son Doris Magee Janet Askue Muddle Row Jane Bea Shirley Russell Joyce John son Ann Roberts Alice Scharlotte Bottom Row Elaine Qual man June Cameron sa bella Thomson Mignonet Schumann Jean Doerner SENIOR FRIENDSHIP First Semester Isabella Thompson Minnie Schumann June Cameron Elaine Qualman Miss Marie Kurtz President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Adviser Second Semester June Cameron Shirley Russell Beverly Nighman Jane Carnahan Miss Marie Kurtz Friendship was the keyword in this organ ization that was originated to promote socia bility companionship and closer harmony be tween girls The Friendship Club now com posed of both the Sophomore and Senior clubs planned another year packed full of spirit and fun to further their aim. Entertaining orphans from the Berea or- phanage sending valentines to the sick at Sunny Acres and making dolls blouses and aprons for charity uses kept the 350 members busy with outside work alone. Meanwhile the program chairman planned other activities such as a style show teas lectures and a tafty pull for the meetings every other week Under the guidance of Miss Marie Kurtz the semiannual recognition service and Senior Farewell were presented in very impressive ceremonies. Governed by a cabinet of offi cers and committee heads the club had a Boy-Girl roundtable and also a Baby Party at which the new sophomore members were in- troduced. The final main event of the year was the sponsoring of the election of a Shaw king and his two attendants who were presented at the Annual Senior Friendship Coronation Dance. FRIENDSHIP CABINET Top Row Jean Doerner Joyce Johnson Sally Bowen Ann Roberts Carroll Allen Hornet Carran Jane Beal Bottom Row Jane Carna han Stormy Robunson June Cameron Shirley Russell Just a perfect lrlenclshlpd 4 4 .,n.. ,Q W! FRIENDSHIP HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Top Row Manlyn Gunllet June Lanese Loss Foster Nancy Leer Dot Muller Peggy Custer Pat Drehl Lounse Bubee Mntzr Wnlson Loss Baughman Peggy Holmes Var -c,- L1 gunna Kandra I Mlddle Row tormy Rob mson Mary ean Sturrock Ruth Bartlett Renee Young 44,17 Joyce Johnson Roe LeBow Joan Specht Jean Taylor Bottom Row Marty Stal ford Ann Lynch Shlrley Reuchenbach Carroll Allen June Cameron Janet Bron son Vnvaan Polk 129 I 1 l l .ffl l all I ,' .Ill fl, l 1 ,fl ! X x I X I , 4v,.:,' ell, f full' , ' I, lug 1 , f -P f ,, ll ' ,I 1,1 1 1 ' I ,' f ,, w' , 1 ,ic f fi X :, I , fu' 1 '.J,L 'Q' ai ' A 1 I t . . ' J . . . 1 'I If I . f- t I Lylai I' V L fp X! 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