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

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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. . ' I2 ILS.. . - Nl..'. III lfvltlrzxtllllli tar: ILS.. NI..X.1 lic K'-llllvllrrrlztl Fulujr-vis: mwxlic llc:-ylvzrplu . Iu4ll 'l'l'r:nsnl1'l'. .tt ' K'uum'1l Sli lr lhlsim-ss Nlnxin- l'1t-W, St: II. 'g 1 ILS.. It, rn' . l'nr1m1r-lrlzll fvi' L , . . Q I , H , W8 I -.5 'rn Izulnrn 'lll lllmllll' Ill' 'lk' tumg Kmllrrlvlclxll Ifrlglklx, Ihr-lltlmt-p I I Inu, .X ll.1 I'nv1nm'u-lqnl Fltlm-vis: lfvvcvrulslllp Vlul.. R. P. L ft .XII '. '. f linnlyln-I-1-rug, R4-lull g' Z .X.li,1 1'oxnnu'1f Sn-ll'ng. Iirtvxllfllll .-r..1g Nl -ml... Ml x.., mir-..gr..,-ln: .ml nr..-. tlnnzll llnn-ll S-rrxrfty llgmul. flu-nl. Itqwultx Vnlrrvrvrtlvv. Klan: gm. I I I I , . 1 I - I - . . . I - I I I I I I '

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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 . I I I I - I I . . ui : li.l... ILA.. Xl..X.: 4ivIIII:III. ta: .X.li,. l I'k'Ilk'll. Sp:IIIislIg SII:IIIislI l'llIlI. Xl,.X.g l.II1iII: Senior l'l:Iss .XIlx'isI'I'. : 4X.ll,. KLA.. ILS. in liIlIIv:ItiIIII3 SII1IrIislI. I:..x,. xI.fx.1 I-'I-Q-II.-IIf ii:-ll1I:III.

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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 , ' . . . I 1 1 , , - . . . . . ' ' - 1 I I I D , . l . ' 1 , ' : .1 .3 l9,.X.. .I.. ., I.l.,li.g llrusl atc Y-.Mg iTl1c'1nist1'yg 'l'r:utl'in' Physics, l'ln-n istry. l':x11'nl, l'1ls'Cll'icily. SL' ,rr 1 Nlx' tr uf ll-In-lr Su-i-ly foul! lnillm-, .X.ll.1 l'lu-mislly Strpltt-:mums Ifnntlunll, Xl- In-1' uf llnnm' Sn' ricty Vnlltlltitlvv. ILS.: llinlngy, C. J. I .X.lZ.: l'l1ysu's. lfilnlln. ' ' Z Nl.,X.: llcmm-try. l R4-tl fm.. l'llysi-vgrsnpllyg yur- lllrllil' Xuwing, l'l1ys- sity S. Ynrsity lwrut- inlngyl lmll. l'lx.Il.. KLA.: lllulng- if-:ll LUX.