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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1946 volume:

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Sheldon is like hundreds of other alumni who would enjoy an inside pictorial account of activities within the school. ln fact, he is really a symbol of all such former students: his name represents streets passing the east, north, and west approaches to the three buildings known as Shaw High. WA Mu MUI1' 1 1:, : ,, , u 'L Q 1 I II M If W MIA I , N16 n W l n. 46 Q IZ' fr IM H' U -V fl M , M V! J W I' H 'N I ,V M' R U2 W f I - fi -,M n!f,'ff'1fl,,MI ', -Xl: f L. :D , CY H I FtSl'1ld ftd 'r gThTl'1 lBIdg I1 T dBtdfihEdE :CI ltdF!bIhSl'1gI Clijh ffgh bfthsdppaf Superintendent TUDENTS of East Cleveland are indeed fortunate in having Dr. O. J. Korb as their superintendent, He has held this position for the past seven years, four of which were critical war years. During these trying times, with financial difficulties added to the other wartime problems, Dr. Korb's administrative abbilities proved highly valuable to this community. Dr, Korb has devoted his life to the field of education and is a trustee of Kent University. l-le has a Master's Degree from Columbia University, a Doctor's Degree from Western Reserve, and was the superintendent of schools in South Euclid before he came to Shaw. Dr. Korb enjoys the many sports activities at Shaw and finds time to attend many of them. Business Manager Mr. William Councell, Business Manager Mrs. Lois Skinner, Clerk-treasurer Miss Jean MacGregor, Miss Mildred Lenk, Office Workers Tucked away in a corner of the technical building, is located the busi- ness department of the East Cleveland school district, with William Councell at the helm. lt is the function of this department to: supply all textbooks used by students, provide for the salaries of all employees of the Board of Education, heat and light, janitorial service, and maintenance of school property. Mrs. Lois Skinner, Clerk-Treasurer, is in charge of all the finan- cial matters, handled by this department. She also keeps the records of all board meetings. Another of her duties is being responsible for all financial reports. ln this office are kept all records and blueprints of all the buildings owned and operated by the Board. All equipment used by the various shops is bought by the business department. Though this office provides the equipment used by the physical education classes, it is not connected with any of the inter-scholastic athletic organizations. All correspondence and telephone services are handled through this office. Left to Right -- William Councell, Mrs. Clvde Morgan, Mrs, Lois Skinner, Ben B. Wickham, Paul McClelland, Zenas Cline, George Nelson, Dr. O. J. Korb, Board of Education President .. ,Ben B. Wickham Vice-President . . , ,George Nelson Clerk-Treasurer , . Lois Skinner Business Manager ,..,.,. William Councell As Sheldon Shaw comes in the West Tech door, he sees the room in which all the business transactions of Shaw are approved, for it is in this section of rooms that the Board of Education meets. It consists of five members, who in turn hire the clerk- treasurer and business manager. Some of the duties of this board of directors are to have a supervisor and approve ot the teachers whom he in turn hires. They also collect the school taxes and pass all the expenditures. A project this year was the buying of the house and ground across from Shaw, where the new gym is to be built. OTHER MEMBERS Mrs. Clyde Morgan, Paul McClelland, and Zenas Kline eight nine I0 Vi W 23 2h 'QIUQ-,,. BUSINESS OFFICE SECRETARIES Phyliss Croine, Doris Pike, Mildred Hoge Lois Skinner, Mildred Lenk V-'adam-1. ' Hfllil, M' 1 1 UH xlmja kwbii wi N 5: F--5:2 ' ' fin I Q fm 2 3-127 -E W 1- f 1 , E ... TQ 'X ,H- ig du Q Q E 2 4 1 'T E '-'i' 1 'My' M . ! f I 4 2 'i H lfhl eg e X e yew VI XM W K i xx ' J I 3: io! it FJ! . i E w Yu C HJ' in fwfa M I H lx 5 ' J t wt -'4 N K ' L X- Wolking down the hall th s i mcm enters the girls' gymnasium. He is here told fth mo nylsp t whi h gi ls po ticipoted in 1946. Back Row - Jane Lais, Marian Lucas, Madonna Adams, Betty Herrmann, Geraldine Cain, Barbara Roads, Joanne Keller, Carroll Allen, Gerry Lyons, Beverly Ferguson, Mary Jane Wisecup Front Row - Lois Gerstenberger, Alice Wiseman, Dorothy DiVincenzo, Barbara Goodwin, Kay Ryan, Connie Evans, Louise Murray, Jean Cormack, Betsy Lou Grande, Jean Martinec Gym Leaders In choosing a gym leader Miss Carol Chamberlain considers those with an exceptional interest in sports most valuable. Other features are athletic ability and those having previous experience. Dressed in white, they are easily distinguished from the rest of the class and are seen checking each girl's uniform while taking' attendance. ln addition to these duties, the leaders help in grading their classmates and assist in teaching them games. The club has no set time for meetings, but Miss Chamberlain calls them together as often as she feels it is necessary. The leading event sponsored by the Leaders' Club is the Posture con- test. The title of posture queen was g-iven this year to Helen Cain, with: Marian Lucas, and Gerry Lyons as her attendants. twelve thirteen Back Row -- Barbara Goodwin, Stormy Robinson, Betty Herrmann, Barb Roads, Patty Young, Marty' Stafford, May Volpe Third Row - Sue Ebenhack, Betty Morgans, Peggy Holmes, Betty Reich, Alice Sharlotte, Nancy Leare Second Row - Mary Jane Wisecup, Lou Murray, Dorothy Murray, Lois Owens, Betty Di Bartolo First Row - Connie Evans, Carroll Allen, Jean Cormack, Lois Gerstenberger S Letter Girl O be an S-girl, you must be a member of G.A.A. Any sport offered at Show is one in which you may earn points. A test is given for each sport, and this test must be taken in order to get credit. With 350 points you earn a small S letter, a large S letter is given when you have received 700 points, and a pennant is presented to any girl who has a total of l0OO points. The Athletic Council has presented the point system for each sport with one main idea in mind. That purpose is to get girls interested in sports and to create keener competition among them. Creative Dances U H MY aching back. No doubt you've heard this expression many times on Wednesday mornings. These gruesome groans are brought about by Modern Dancers, who look like pretzels on Tuesday nights in the gym!! All sorts of exercises and dances are performed to the beat of a drum, the purpose is to gain poise and grace. Each girl is given a chance to show creative ability by making up indi- vidual steps, then the best steps are molded into a complete dance. Modern Dancers were featured in the Christmas program, when lO girls performed the Carol Dance. Modern Dancing is sponsored by the Athletic Council, and the dancers are under the leadership of Lois Gerstenberger. Back Row -- Jean Cormack, Barbara Goodwin Third Row - Carol Warren, Carol Jones, Beverly Ferguson, Sally Corrigan, Jackie Baxter, Marilyn Guillet, June Cadiou, Jean Romaine, Janette Woodard, Dorothy Murray, Pat Corrigan, Betty Ross, Betsy Lou Grande Second Row - Marion Rinear, Shirley Reichenbach, Phyllis Powell, Stormy Robinson, Pat Palik, Helen Caine, Nancy Leare, Mary Schofield, Gean Ehranbeit, Betty Morgans, Tommie Collins, Connie Evans Front Row - Lois Baughman, Margaret Hoffman, Lois Gerstenberger, Jean Simmons fourteen Passes and Shots As G. A. A. members came out for after school basketball, they worked hard for those precious points toward an S letter, and the honor of playing in the Army Navy game. Selecting of the players was up to the basketball department headed by Barb Roads, and her assistant Kay Ryan. For the price of one thin dime Sheldon Shaw came to the girls' gym to witness the event. This year, Miss Lois Wood, of Kirk junior higih's physi- cal educational department was on hand to blow the whistle. After a terrific battle, Navy emerged victorious -- 26 to l2. Dead eye Shirley Reichenbach walked off with the honors bagging 20 of Navy's 26 points. ARMY - Back Row - Patty Young, Mary Louise Satter, Viola Pattinson. Front Row - Jeanne Anderson, Betty Herrmann Alice Wiseman NAVY - Back Row - Gilda Pizzuti, Janet Cotner, Eleanor Dobrinich. Front Row - Gerry Lyons, Shirley Reichenbach, Jean Cormack fifteen Back Row - Janet Cotner- Shirley Reichenbach, Lee Williams. Front Row - Viola Pattinson, Dot Murray, Sue Goske, Margie McKnight, Barb Roads, Claire Land- grebe, Kay Ryan. Back and Forth If ALE- HARVARD surely sounds like it was an exciting volleyball game. I wish I had been there. lt must have been as fierce a battle as if it were between those two universities. Sheldon E. Shaw remarked this as he listened to Betty Herrmann, in charge of Volleyball, and her assistant, Carroll Allen, describe this sports classic. Twice weekly the gym rang with high-pitched shouts as team matched skill with team. Girl vied with glirl for the honor of being in the Yale- Harvard. Finally the field was narrowed down, and a picked crew was chosen for the engagement. After straining for the championship, Harvard was vic- toriou lYale lost nobly in the close race? in two out of three games. Acting wisely, thinking quickly, being alert, playing well, and playing in all games of her team but one - that is the description of any Yale- Harvard girl. Spectators expected a fine game with such fine teams, and they were not disappointed. sixteen Boots and Saddle URING his wanderings through the girls' gym, Sheldon suddenly thought of the Riding Club. Upon inquiring about the officers, he discovered that there was no president this year. A new system has been worked out whereby one officer is elected as head of the club to act as the representative to A. C. The new head is Carol Geitz. Sheldon soon discovered Carol, who told him of their many excursions to the Shaker Riding Academy. She also told him of the many times their rides were cancelled on account of rain--anly to find them more eager on the next Friday afternoon. Back Row - Kathryn Jones, Jean Romaine, Vera Jensen, Barbara Goodwin, Betty Schaefer Middle Row - Joanne Fissel, Ruth Owens, Marilyn Rothschild, Patty Young, Carol Loomis Front Row - Carol Geitz, Jean Goldberg S6V6f1feEf'l 4 CARROLL ALLEN SHIRLEY RESCHENDACII LEE wu.uAMs BETTT osmuumea. GEN? YJAILDALA LOADS fsaccf-zur mvswcgc' CAROL mm' Youue- NEKWNM Y was GEESTENBHBEL 4' mi' 4, ,, f KAY mm mm' snrgn new-r FALRAL 4 mxeuzr Council of Fair Athletics AS Sheldon Shaw enters the girls' gym, he finds the Athletic Council in' session. At the present time the Council is discussing the club room they are planning. Ideas about future doughnut sales, as well as the spring annual picnic also will be heard. Promoting girls' sports is no easy job. Therefore, the organization is divided into groups according to the sport. In charg-e of volleyball are Carol Allen and Luiclle Galemmo. Baseball is headed by Betty Herrmann and Shirley Reichenbach, while Betty Farrar handles winter sports. Pilot- ing the swimmers are Pat Young and Lee Williams. Carol Geitz directs the horseback riding, as Barbara Roads and Kay Ryan tutor the basket- ballers. Modern Dancing is directed by Lois Gerstenberger and Margie Hoffman. Mary Lou Satter heads indoor sports. First Semester Second Semester Betty Herrmann ....... President . . . . . , Barbara Roads Barbara Roads . . . . . . Sec.-Treas. ..... Lois Gerstenberger nineteen Back Raw: Mary Wisecup, Nadine Brown, Lo's Gerstenberger, Jean Cormock, Louise Bibee, Betty' Morgans, Marty Stafford, Edna Graham. First Row: Stormy Robinson, Connie Evans, Louise Murray, Barb Roads, Patty Young, Nancy Learc, Rosemary Campbell. Trim Mermaids HE girls in the trim black suits with red emblems who are skilled in graceful swiming and beautiful formations are the Tarponettes. These girls are picked by members after passing tests that prove their ability to swim and dive with endurance and gracefulness. Members meet every other Thursday after school in the pool. This year the aim of a Tarponette is to perfect her swimming for the annual Tarpon Pageant. This will be a swimming show of formations in costume with music. Tarpon has its semi-annual splash party and pot-luck dinner after each election of officers. A splash party is planned with the Sharcs, girls' swiming club at Shaker. Louise Murray President Patty Young Marian Rinear Vice-president . Shirley Reichenbach Patty Young Secretary . Betty Morgans Jean Cormack Treasurer Rosemary Campbell twenty l l twenty-one Bock Row - Marian Lucas, Lois Gerstenberger, June Lanese, Betty Morgans, Rosemary Campbell, Eleanor Diehl, Meryl Cary Front Row - Stormy Robinson, Pat Young, Shirley Reichenbach, Marian Rinear, Louise Murray, Mary' Jane Wisecup They Save A Life lf at first you don't succeed, try again. This old proverb could be the motto of the Life-Saving group. Many hours are spent in practicing after school. Accuracy and smoothness are the main elements of practicing arti- ficial respiration. A life-saver must be expertly trained in the head carry and the cross chest carry, to pass Junior and Senior Life-Saving. One is eligible for the Life-Saving group if able to: swim two lengths, crawl with head out of water, tread water for one minute, swim two lengths side stroke with one arm, back stroke without arms, swim one-half length under water, have at least one good front dive, back float for l5 seconds, and be able to retrieve an object from the bottom of the pool. First semester Junior Life-Saving was practiced, and the second sem- ester Senior Life-Saving. It is also necessary to have passed Junior Life-Saving before taking Senior Life-Saving. lf a Life-Saver had a perfect attendance and passed the final exam, she was awarded an emblem or pin on Honor Day. Seventy-five points may be gained towards an S letter if Junior Life- Saving is passed, lOO points if Senior Life-Saving is passed, and 25 points if a girl renewed the senior course. The Life-Saving Group is headed by Mary Wisecup, assisted by Rose- mary Campbell. Aquatic Duck N Sl-lELDON'S wanderings through the girls' gym, he came upon Carroll Allen, who immediately began to tell him of the many things Aqua-Dux has been doing in the past year. First, she told him of the doughnut sale that Lee Williams and Jo- anne Fissel helped put over. Then of course she couldn't neglect telling of the open swimming- meet that Aqua-Dux sponsored in December, in which Sue Ebenhack won first prize, Marty Stafford won second, and Stormy Robinson and Jackie Cary tied for third place honors. Sheldon also discovered that the officers for this semester are: President ...,...,.,..........,... Carroll Allen Vice President , . . , Joan Ellsworth Treasurer ............... ...,.... S ue Ebenhack Last semester the officers were: President .......,................. Connie Evans Secretary . . Edna Graham Back Row - Nancy Smith, Joanne Fissel, Rosemary Campbell, Lois Gerstenberger, Carroll Allen, Sue Ebenhack, Meryl Cary, Jeanne Powell, Alice Charlotte, Connie Evans Middle Row -- Pat Young, Stormy Robinson, Betty Di Bartolo, Jean Cormack, Betty Derhammer, Eleanor Diehl, Louise Bibee, Betty Morgans, Martha Stafford, Edna Graham First Row - Mary Jane Wisecup, Beverly Brown, Lee Williams, June Lanese Myra Kennedy, Shirley Reichenbach, Anita Jewell, Marian Lucas, Nancy Leare, Louise Murray, Nadine Brown twenty-two . ll ,V A L ? , f Q . Z' nl - lf llllf -ee- 0 ' 1 I -an A i n 0,3 l l l li , l .l l , l l nh gg, - l ' Now Sheldon Euclid Show looks in or the boys' gym, where some othletes tell of the post sec1son's records. Shaw 26 I8 6 6 O 7 6 6 O O Varsity Football East Col I inwood Youngstow Shaker Lakewood Worren Elyria Lorain Heights Sandusky n South Opponents 6 6 I9 6 31 21 I2 20 I3 13 twenty-fo Back Row f Pete Finelli, Neil Eggleston, Dave Gebhart, Clark Austin, Bob Young, Bob Miller, Nick Fratianne, Dick Stroeter, George Cooper Fourth Row - John Heitz, Warren Seaver, John Moll, Morrie Maddack, Eric Hall, Paul Schenck, Bob Bouck, Ronnie Speth, Gene Chodzin, Merle Owen, George Mahoney. Third Row - Coach Marty Loftus, Bob Zucker, Don l-lornung, Marie Alemagno, Don Linton, Ken Bohanon, John North, Dave Baker, Harlan Baus, Ken Amidono, Ernie Cavasini, Assistant Coach Doc Vivian Second Row - Dick Ink, Ernie Hutton, Bob Stratton, Neil Vincent, Jim Kane, Don Jones, Neal Mangus, John Allen Front Row - Gary Burkholder tstudent managerl, Bob Sutter lstudent managerl, John Davis, Jack Palmer, Jack Hollingsworth, Bob Keenan, John Matera ihead student managerj Members of the team not in the picture - Bob Sherry, Chris Kasaftes, Charles lrish, Jack Shaffer' tstudent managerl It Can Happen Here HEN Sheldon Euclid Shaw entered the boys' gymnasium, he naturally thought at athletics. Among other sports, athletics mean football. He was told that it can happen here, ln tact, it did. The pigskin-can riers lost some games. With about the toughest schedule any team ever had to tultill, the regular eleven began a string ot reverses atter swamping East and Collinwood. Every player tried hard, but somebody has to lose, this year it was the Black and Red's turn. Capacity crowds filled the stadium for all seven home games, anyway, to watch the speed at John Davis and the punting of John North. Jack Palmer's passing will not soon be forgotten either. twenty-tive ,rf N ,, V 4,A, 19 X ' af- Ewa f ' He: ,,, M .ff y gl 5 se, g A ,uf W Y' X 1. V it Sy . , g. ,Q i f 5 A ' ,-L. .' is ' ' s. .. La: ': 'I.f fzsf. If Xian' .-f' sys! nf., ww. w Q f g. 2 , x E Q W ., .mf - f' .' ' f . ' 1 5 V ' ,S 25 4' 1' ' , ' ' :. ,I 44 .-E . 37 5' ,gui .. an 'xii 9 N Q- EE -Q: - ir fl fgifl ' 532 3 --fall' k fa , f. A Vg 'Uk yf 2 4 Sf? :LQ A T L- V f ii 1.. . I .irkyrr 5 H JP? 'ig 3? E ff J-P? 'HMS P ES? 3355 LiV,L,,L V .Z ww A -...af Xxx., P: Back Row - Manager Bob Wiedlund, Steve Vantrease, John Reddaway, Mickey Bowen, Ronnie Johnson, Ron Weber, Ross Fox, Jack Harrison, Paul Burton, Ken Whiteman, Don Emmons, James Oweni, Fred Turner, Dick Waterbury, Coach Noah Nunemaker Middle Row - Fred Suppes, Don Baumgartner, Leonard Elliott, Jay Hollingsworth, Gil Young, Alan. Hoyle, Vince Barrett, Rush McKnight, Vince Taddeo, Don MacKenzie First Row - Jerry Brunner, Willis Hardy, George Hodge, Wilbur Brooks, Harry Goltz, Don Collins, Chad Granger, George Dalling, Dick Cary. Re - Enforcements LTHOUGH hampered by poor weather, Coach N. B. Nunemaker's sophomore football team ended its season with a record of three wins, three ties, and one defeat. Displaying a powerful running attack from the single-wing formation, the sophs got off to a good start by taking Benedictine l2 - O, tying Col- linwood O-O, and defeating Shaker l9-O. Their lone setback came Lakewood 21-O. The Knutemen wound up the rest of the year by adging the Brush Reserves 25-O and deadlocking- East Tech O-O and Heights 7 - 7. Playing an exceptional game in the line, Steve Vantrease, end, Vince Taddeo and Don Baumgardner, tackles, and Leonard Elliot, guard, did much to bring the team through. At the head of the running department were Rush McKnight and Vince Barrett, halfbacks. Even though little passing was attempted, plenty of yardage was tacked on these backs. A 6-2-2-l defense was played throughout the year with Center Jay Hollingsworth and Quarterback Fred Suppes backing up the line. twenty eight Flashy Twirls TTENTIONY A shrill whistle is heard and the band goes marching down 'A the field. This is all part ofthe drum major job. Twirlingf and flipping a baton into the air is not so easy as it looksg ask Bob Heidinger, Shaw drum major. Bob acquired his skill in twirling his baton about three years ago, during his summer vacation. 1 -o l Standing about five feet eight, Bob tips the scale at 145 pounds. l-le has brown hair and eyes. Saturday is no play day for Bobg after work, he practices his baton-twirlingi. Football is tops on his sport list and his hobby is archery. f ty Lois Wood, Carol Slater, Anella Bassett, Betty Kell, Norma Brest thirty ,. R W1 K. . .. K Norma Brest, Lois Wood, Betty Kell, Carol Slater, Dorothy Whitacre. Majorettes l. Norma Brest 2. Lois Wood 3. Bette Kell 4. Carol Slater 5. Dorothy Whitacre You have seen these girls march at all your football games and the parades on Decoration day. They all worked hard this year to follow the pattern of the former majorettes. Norma Brest and Bob Heidenger received two year letters and the others received one year letters. Some of the new formations were pin-wheels and the majorettes coming out of an eight-foot base drum. This is Lois Wood's last year. Annella Bassett inot picturedl moved to California and she is a major- ette there. Next year they are planning new formations and they hope to get new uniforms. There will be two new majorettes. thirty-one Queen For A Day HELDON Shaw will be a long time remembering the Heights rally of l945. The auditorium lights dimmed with the incessant murmur, Who do you suppose will be Queen? and What do you suppose she'll wear? When the master of ceremonies came out to introduce the various speakers, poor Shel was just sitting on the edge of his seat to hear the names of the lucky girls. Finally after all the breath taking suspense came to a climax, the M. C, announced Marilyn Varcoe and Louise Murray as attendants and Betty Kessler as Queen. Shel sank back in his seat, sighed, and said he heartily agreed. FOOTBALL QUEEN AND HER ATTENDANTS Louise Murray, Queen Betty Kessler, and Marilyn Varcoe l c th irty-two ww' M new L7 'J Ai' J' Jwiz, - fs Back Row - Coach N. B. Nunemaker, Joe Baker, Jock Hill, Bill Conway, Jim Jarvie, Chuck Lehman, Jim Walsh, John Heitz, Bill Cumler, Bill Taylor, Roy Sukus, Lewis Smith, Don Horning, Ed. Black, Coach Douglas Vivian Middle Row - Richard Aul, Jack Wason, Bob Cumler, Harlan Baus, John North, Dick Waterbury, Eric Hall, Ed Barrett, Ed Thomas, Clark Austin Front Row - Don Petrie, Don Beard, George Cooper, Ernie Cavasini, Bernard Blumenthal, Art Stahler, Rudy Kapps, Jim Craney, Dick Denham, Dick Danielson, Dave Gebhart Cinders Victors INNING five meets and dropping only one, the track team could boast of a successful i945 season. In addition, the team came in second out of five in the Lake Erie League contest at Lakewood. ln the district meet at Thomas Edison Field, Bob Cumler placed first in the pole vault, while Tim Craney finished third in the high jump. Western Reserve, Euclid Central, Patrick Henry, and University were overcome in independent meets, as was Shaker's League tearn. Those who graduated and received letters were Don Beard, Tim Craney, Dick Danielson, Dick Denham, Rudy Kapps, Don Petrie, Lewis Smith, Art Stahler, and Jack Wason. Since twelve regular track men are returning next spring, Coach Dougi- las Vivian expects to have another successful season. thirty-three Bob Cumter, Ed Thomas, Bob Hahn, Wendy Smith. Top--Ed Barrett. Bottom-Wendy Smith, Ed Barrett, Bob Hahn. thirty-four Docmen Splashing through a very successful season, the Shaw swimming team, coached by Douglas Doc Vivian, completed its schedule on March 2, which was the date of the state swimming meet at Columbus. In their seven dual meets, the mermen took four, while dropping three to the other schools. ln these dual meets, Bob Cumler, lOO yard freestyler, accounted for nine first places, while Wendell Smith, diver, captured eight. On Dec. I4, '45, the Greater Cleveland meet was held at Fenn College, at which all schools that have swimming pools were represented. Shaw took fifth place in this event. Because of mid-year graduation, the team lost five stellar men, three of whom were inducted into the navy. On Feb. 6, also at Fenn College, was held the big event of the year - the Lake Erie League meet, at which the Docmen swam to a triumphant second place with twenty-two points. The steadfast team took seventh place in the district meet on F b. 23, at Western Reserve Academy. ' f 4' . JJU- . 30, 'p Q !L!'fJ.'! iq-ff! W Mui . TW.- . ' ff - , - Qi'fV l infix J 5. f'1ff4ffi3l,fl.rp, fl lil.. ll ,BGL Back Row - Ronald Thompson, AI Smith. Third Row - George Simons, Leonard Elliot, Lester Sleinkofer, Lawrence Wilson, Glenn Scholle, Dick Cary, Coach Douglas Vivian. Second Row - Bill Early, Bob Hoover, Bob Hahn, Ken Morse, Ed Barrett, Ed Thomas, Tom Lewis, Dave Stafford. Front 'Row - Erwin Gerstenberger, Bob Cumler, Bob Barton, Wendall Smith, Bob Miller, Ernie Hutton, Bill Cumler. thirty-five Back Row - Jack Lewis, Jack Quinn, Bob Stratton, Pete Finelli, Don Sivik, Ken Reiber, Paul Schenck, Joe Zavorek, Alan Hoyle, and Coach Roy Wisecup. Kneeling - Chad Granger. Middle Row - Don Barclay, Frank Noble, Harlan Baus, John North, Don Visci, Ray Conkle, Jack Palmer, Bob Sherry, Dave Baker, and Don Jones Front row - Chris Kasaftes, Dick Catlin, Bob Young, Bob Carran, Bob Guenther, George Dalling, Vince Barrett and John Moll Basketball Shaw 29 Collinwood l7 Dec. Shaw 3l Shaker 20 Dec Shaw 39 Lakewood 26 Dec Shaw 59 Lorain 45 Jan Shaw 46 Willoughby 32 Jan Shaw 50 Elyria 34 Jan Shaw 29 Cleveland Heights 4 Jan Shaw 35 Lakewood 32 Jan Shaw 44 Shaker 28 Feb Shaw 33 Lorain 25 Feb Shaw 37 University 38 Feb Shaw 43 Elyria 4l Feb TARTING off the season with a fast-moving, hard-hitting squad, Coach Roy Wisecup's boys netted their first victory over Collinwood, 29 - l7 defeat for the Railroaders. This led the team to chalk up victory after victory over opponents. Then came the big clash of the season, the game everybody looks forward to, Shaw vs. Cleveland Heights. lt was a hard-fighting, fast-moving team that suffered the defeat, 29 - 45, the Shaw boys walked off the losers of that game. But not for long, Shaw played a swift-moving, goocl-shooting game, which caused Lakewood to lose to the tune of 35- 32. The cagers wound up with the Lake Erie league crown. thirty-six Thsrty-seven Roy Conkle, Don Viscig Ccnfer 7 Jock Polmerg Bob Sherry. John North Bill Smith, Don Radtke, Chuck Perrotti, Elmer Collins, Coach J. L. Snavely Tee Time Because of the war time shortage of golf equipment, the activities of the organization were limited. Lake Erie league golf meets were discon- tinued, although Shaw did play informal matches with some schools. thirty-eight Pass the Ammunition Back Row - Bill Hellman, Bob l-leidinger. Third Row - Roland Wilder, Bob Minnick Second Row - George Davis, Ed Flaws, John Simpson, Art Forster, Bob Abbott, Dick Greene, Front Row - Al Bittoni, Willard Andrews, Ronald Perrott, Bob Cook, Earl Sickles, Harold Smith. Pass the ammunition is the new cry for the Rifle Club. Because of lack of ammunition during the war, this club had to be discontinued. Meeting once a month, these boys check their guns in the main office for safe keeping. Sponsored by the East Cleveland Rod and Gun Club, Sheldon sees these boys practicing at the police pistol range on Hayden Avenue. thirty-nine 1945 Baseball Results Shaw 4 Euclid Shore Shaw l3 Euclid Central Shaw 4 East Tech Shaw l University Shaw 5 Collinwood Shaw 0 Heights Shaw 4 East Tech Shaw l2 Shaker Shaw O East Shaw l 2 Col linwood Shaw l University Shaw 6 Shaker Shaw 5 Heights Vars1ty S. Club Back Row - Neil Vincent, Dick Ink, John North, Ken Bohanon, Jack Hollingsworth, Don James, Jim Kane, John Matera, Jack Palmer, Don Visci, Ed Barrett. Second Row - Tom Lewis, Ernie Cavasini, Bob Miller, Eric Holl, George Cooper, Bob Hahn, Bob Young, Don Linton, Don Hornung. Front Row - Bill Cumler, Jack Davis, Dick Waterbury, Frank Noble, Bob Bouck, Pete Finelli, Ed Bredon, Wendy Smith, John Allen. f forty Back Row -- Harvey Mendelsohn lasst. mgr.l, Joe Zavorek, Bob Holub, Ralph Right I Vince Barrett Ray Conkle Bob Kell Ral h R berts Warren Br tcher t , , Y. D 0 , O lass. rn k tutler lmanagerl. Middle Row - Dick Sneller, Bob Keenan, .lack Palmer, Richard Allen, Don Barclay, Joh D eo Boylan, Don Visci, Coach Roy Wisecup. Front Row - Bob Guenther, Bob Bouck, Bob Young, Tony Donofrio, Franklyn Noble, Ch I S e hill, Robert Myers fbat boyl Strike Three - You're Out Name AB Keenan ., 3 Guenther . . . 6 Finelli ..,., 24 Summerhill . 6 Kelly ....., 40 Visci . , . , . 34 Davis.. .4 46 l0 Sneller ,.... 23 Bouck , . . 4 DiBartolo . . . 21 Allen ...,.. 34 l6 Noble ,.... 40 Barclay .... 23 Donofrio . . . 4l Palmer . . 9 Boylan , . . 2 Rlghter . . l Roberts . , 0 Young , . . l Barrett ..... 0 Total ....., 358 65 ftyo 2B 3B l 0 2 0 l 0 0 0 3 l 2 0 4 4 0 0 0 O O 0 2 0 l 0 0 O 4 0 0 0 O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O 20 5 H O 0 0 O O O l 0 O O 0 l O 0 O 0 0 0 0 O 2 Pct 667 500 333 333 325 324 283 26l 250 238 235 225 2l 7 l 46 l l l O00 000 000 000 000 263 PO 0 l4 3 O 0 50 l3 lO2 l4 6 6 6 9 l5 9 O l 3 2 0 2 Gameffof Love HE FIRST tennis team that Shaw has had since before thevwar really went to town last spring. lt entered the Metropolitian league, which consists of Cleveland and surrounding suburb schools. The team took third place in the league. ln the fall the team entered the Lake Erie league but played only one match, that one being with Shaker. The other Lake Erie league mem- bers did not enter teams. .! new ,r Back Row - Coach J. L. Snavely, Kirk Reid, Jim Joyce, Dave Armington, Perry Gittelson Front Row - Herb Levine, Chuck Christy, Norm Diamond, Steve Fitch Boys who received letters on the tennis team were Dave Armington, doubles, Norman Diamond, doubles, Perry Gittelson, doubles, Jim Joyce, first singles, Roger Klatt, doubles, Herb Levine, third singles, and Kirk Reid, second singles. Jim Joyce and Kirk Reid, were the instigators of the team. J. L. Snavely is the adviser. KIRK REID forty-two ,gif W eg NYY: mf' W ii e .fy .5 if Ziff 2 6 w, E .N f , f 11 52 .82 QV? g L? W 4 I V - N A-'V A H W M if 'H-law, 49 at 1 ff 35 ,M My 5 - VVVV, f if 1 A - fi 29. 'Af pf 43 L A V if -.7 A f 4' f' ,' is: f 0 S , gg . P A 5: 3 QW ,fl H E i .Qs ia? 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This is the only way it could be, when the largest boys' organization in Shaw exerts its influence for 25 years, with this purpose ..... To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Sports claim much of the interest of Hi-Y boys. The several clubs in Hi-Y compete for the championship in football, baseball, and basketball. Social activities and entertainments are spread throughout the year. There's the fall fair, the annual Hi-Y show, and the city-wide Hi-Y dance. Also a feature of Hi-Y is the well rounded program of speakers. No wonder Sheldon E. Shaw is proud of his school and of Hi-Y. Good Hi-Y members make good soldiers, because the standard for both is the same. Back Row - Middle Row- Front Row Back Front Back Front Row Row Back Middle Row Front Row Back Row Cleland Front Row - forty-five Row - Row - Row - Clean speech - clean sports - clean scholar- ship - clean living - OFFICERS Charles Rendlesham, Ed Barrett, Bob Hahn, Lyle White, Dun Avis AMIGOS Leo Mott, Dan Ryan, unidentified, Jim Pilcher, Dick Wochele Charles King, Dick Leist, Ray Lockhort, Bob Wiedlund, Dick Carey, Ed Lewis Milton Goldstein, Don Demert, Charles Rendlesham, Dave Gebhart, Harry Saba ARGUS John Reddaway, Bob Cumler, Don Hornung, Lester Sleinkofer, Bill Hennie Eugene Coffee, George Harris, Ken Kroft, James Foreman, Jack Clark COPAINE Jim Herrick, Lyle Towne, Bill Betz, Al Gorman, George Miller, Mr. Sleinkofer Carl DiGiovine, Ed Breedon, Ralph Orche, John Limes, Bob Burris, Bernard Blumenthal ECCAAWAS Roger Moser, Allen Alexander, Bill Cumler, Harry Kellem, John Cope -- Bill Conway, Steve Fitch, Ed Flows, Owen McGraw, Ronald Thompson Don Hudson, Rocco Scaperato, Lyle White, Ed Borrett, Dick Gascoigne, Raoul Kulberg HALCYON Charles Davsi, Bob Miller, Bud Veil, Paul Burton, Ken Whiteman, George Cooper, Cook Vince Varanese, Bill Earley, Ernest Cavasini, Eric Hall, Jack Schaffer, Bill Forsberg. l Don Collins, Leonard Elliott, John Stephan, Ross Fox, Bob Sherry Tala forty-six y N X 1.1 N, 'O I - --- U A 1571 .V ow , V ' Q i i 1 i ii f i 4 The auditorium reminds the former serviceman of dramatic and musical organizations. Don't Feed The Animals With the rising ot the curtain Sheldon Shaw sank back in his seat and enjoyed many a dramatic club performance, The big event ot the year was the mid-year play, Junior Miss, parts for which members worked hard. Judy Graves, the leading role, was played by Betty Turner. Other members of the cast included, Chuck Rendlesham, Pat DeGarmo, Jean Romaine, Lyle White, Stormy Robinson, Eugene Coffe, Mary Whelan, Douglas Warman, Tom Smith, Joanne Hitchcock, Neil Schroeder, Bob Hahn, Ken Morse, Dick Gascoigne, Harry Kellem, and Ronny Rice, The class day play, Don't Feed the Animals, starred Tom Pallad, Marilyn Welker, Larry Schaefer, Jean Powell, Helen Conway, Ruth Cleave- land, Mary Jane Sturrock, Marilyn Rothschild, and Sonia Blum. Besides this Cupid's Bow, a Valentines day play, Little Darling, Madness in Triple Time, and the annual variety show were products of the Dramatic club, and all under the supervision of Miss Lois Dean. Left to Right - Larry Shaffer, Marilyn Rothchield, Sonia Blum, Jean Powell, Tom Pallad, Marilyn Welker, Mary Jean Sturrock, Ruth Cleaveland, Helen Conway. forty-eight Spirit of Christmas VERY year Miss Lois Dean is asked to plan an assembly for the Christ- mas seasong therefore, from the end of Thanksgiving vacation to the Zlst of December she had her hands full with the directing ot entertaining skits tor our enjoyment. The essential factor of any Christmas assembly is music. E. E. Vance and the choir and Miss Carol Chamberlain and the modern dancers took care of this very nicely, Miss Dean always likes to put to use as many talents as the school has to offer. This she did with great skill and knowledge. After a month of working after school, the Christmas assembly was presented to the student body, bringing magnificent applause. Walter Hauck, Bruce Jewett, Harriett Carran forty-nine Gloria Arnold 21 - 12A Barbara Bader 107 - 11B Joan Barnes 26 - 11B Jan Broeckel 308 - 12B Marjorie Burrough 21 12A Jean Campbell 39 - 12A Charlotte Clark 11 - 11A Sally Cole 217 - 12A Tommie Collins 217 -12A Phyllis Conner 21 - 12A Margie Couch 318 - 12B Elaine Danielson 217- 12A Bob David 217- 12A Margaret Dease 18 - 11A Virginia DeBoer 217 - 12A Pat DeGarmo 217 - 12A Helen Denham 18 - 11A Betty Derhammer 217 - 12A Allen Elliot 30 - 10A Joanne Fissel 18 - 11A Isabel Ford 107 - 11B Eloise Gage 12A Carol Geitz 18 -11A i Pat Gleason 18 - 11A Dramatics Jean Goldberg 18 -11A Barbara Goodwin 35 - 12A Betsy Lou Grande 18 - 11A Bob Hahn 35 - 12A Marion Hatch 19 - 11A Barbara Henry 35 - 12A Doris Jean Hines 35- 12A Joan Hitchcock 35- 12A Margaret Hoffman 303 - 12B Norma Hurst 36 - 12A Shirley Jones 303 - 12B Harry Kellem 36- 12A Joanne Keller 308 - 12B Myra Kennedy 19 - 11A Fred Lamcha 18 - 11A Vivian Lamont 20 - 11A Barbara Leary 20 - 11A Janet Linehan 31 - 10A Phyllis Lippelmier 303 - 12B Carol Loomis 20 - 11A Margo Maclnnes 31 - 10A Hazel Malborn 303 - 12B Shirley Mavis 20 - 11A Anne McGregor 39 - 12A Evelyn Meyers 39 - 12A Jean Miller 20 -11A Dot Murray 39 - 12A Jeannette Nutting 39 - 12A Shirley Osborne 39 - 12A Viola Pattinson 20 - 11A Pat Pavlik 200- 12A Madaline Pearce 305 - 11B Joanne Peters 200 - 12A Vivian Polk 305 - 11B Nancy Reid 307 - 12B Stormy Robinson 210 - 12A Jean Romaine 29 -11A Lillian Ruppe 21 -12A Sally Sammons 21 -11A Neil Schroder 37 - 10A Nancy Smith 29 - 11A Mary Louise Spencer 29 - 11A Janice Swain 318 -12B Pat Trimble 29 - 11A Mary Whelan 38 - 10A Lyle White 29 - 11A Jeannete Woodard 29 - 11A Gladys Zorman 305 - 11B Standing - Bob Hahn. Seated - Stormy Robinson, Pat DeGarmo, Gladys Zorman. f fty They Said It With Music RMISTICE Day, graduation, the Christmas program, the spring concert are just a few of the annual activities of the Show A Cappella Choir. Under the direction ot Edgar E. Vance, members were kept busy practicing during home room periods and after school to win acclaim wherever they sang. One of their most important engagements was the Spring Festival in Lorain in which the Lake Erie League choirs participated. During the Christmas season, they were kept particularly busy singing tor the May- fair P. T. A., and the Community Council, the East Cleveland Library, and other groups. No other school organization has given up more time for the enjoy- ment ot the students than the A Cappella Choir. Top Row - Sonia Blum, Bob David, Phillip Dratler, Fred Suppes, Bob Barton, Fred Oren, Sherman Berne, Samuel McCarty, Lawrence Schultz, George Harris, Eugene Coffee, Bob Miller, Dick Catlin, Bob Zucker, Clarence Gould Fourth Row - Rocco Scaperato, Ed Lewis, Dick Bretz, Ed Tarbet, Lynn Rennick, John Reddeway, Ed Flaws, Lewis Smith, Jay Hess, George Hathaway, Tom Pallad, Robert Cook, Gilbert DiLellio, Leonard Lane, Don Barclay Third Row - Shirley Jones, Joan Ellsworth, Helene Nitzche, Elaine Danielson, Emma Lou Vermillion, Helen Denham, Katheryn White, Joan Wischmeyer, Hilda Mayer, Doris Jean Hines, Shirley Annq Osborne, Greta Krum, Helen Caine, Barbara Carlson, Jean Gillet Second Row - Joyce Johnson, Jean Marie Towle, Eleanor Gould. Mary Schofield, Jane Foresberg, Gladys Zorman, Vivian Polk, Madeline Pierce, Kay Collier, Barbara Ann Henry, Jeannette Nutting, Dorothy Ward, Shirley Morist, Marilyn Guillet, Carol Jones Bottom Row - Kathryn Kenney, Pat Pavlik, Margaret Spencer, Dorothy McClelland, Pat Gleason, Juine Laubaugh, Dorothy Gerscheski, Mr. Vance, Arleen Carpenter, Regina Scheidecker, Bernadine Matish, Shirley Johnson, Phyllis Leppelmeier, Marjory Graham, Carol Slater fifty-one Thrillers of Melody FORMED because of their love for music, these girls meet every Monday in B-ll to sing to their hearts content. Favorites are Christmas carols and popular tunes. The beginning of the semester saw the Glee Club jubilating for the Friendship candlelight service, and later they were selling doughnuts to raise money for their big party, which was topped by a big beautiful cake. For the new season they have informed Edgar E. Vance, student adviser, that they want some new songs that will run from classic to the latest pop- ular lyric. Second Semester Jeanette Nutting , Peggy Rennick . Joan Kinnear . ,Jackie Muckinhaupt Barbara Schacht ,. OFFICERS President , Vice-President , Secretary Treasurer Librarian . i . Publicity Chairman First Semester Barbara Goodwin Jeanette Nutting Joan Wischmeyer Joan Cunningham Dorothy Sutter Joan Hitchcock fifty-two Junior Choir Back Row -- Richard Bretz, Fred Oren, Paul Burton Fred Suppes, Lawrence Schultz, Neil Schroeder, John Reddaway, Edward Tarbet, George Hathaway Third Row - Phyllis Tuttle, Mary Graham, Joan Craig, Jean Stevenson, Gertrude Wilkinson, Patricia Waggoner, Betty Getz, Peggy Rennick Second Row - Nancy Morris, Anne Chapman, Beverly Bluhm, Mary Lou Scott, June Blackburn, Jane- Nottage, Jaan Maddox, Kathleen Gillespie, Barbara Webster First Row - Edward Lewis, Janet Linehan, Jo Ann Cunningham, Anne Cowles, Sally Richman, Joanne Boyd, Blanche Morris, Rocco Scaperato Before students are allowed to join the A Cappella Choir, they should have had their training in the junior choir. This chair is made up at sophomore A's and B's. Under the direction of E, E. Vance, the choir participated in the Christmas program, and several other assemblies assisting the A Cappella Choir. This was the second tor this junior choir. titty-three B-flat Clarinets Cornets and Trumpets Alto Saxophone BB-flat Basses fevlflfvelk fa V' :ton f,-Ml-g '-,fi'ff,:-rd.. bk! 13, ,700 Drum Beats David Armington , . . President Robert Abbott r , Vice-President Werner Sonntag , . Secretary William Cumler . r Treasurer HE half is over. The lights are lowered. Down the field, in their bril- liant uniforms, marches the Shaw Band, one of the finest musical organ- izations in Ohio. This past season the band performed at every football game, including trips to Lorain, Heights, Sandusky, and Lakewood. Last spring the band was awarded a First Division Rating-Superior, in the biennial Class A band festival held at John Hay High School, The band was also present at the National Music Educator's Conven- tion in March at Public Auditorium. ln February, this group gave its annual winter concert, and in May, it made its final public appearance of the season by uniting with the orches- tra and choir in the annual spring concert. Phyllis Mattern Doris Johnston Lee McMillen Perry Gittleson Gerald Berger Marilyn Welker June Overfield James Reich Jerod Spero Nancy Ayers Mary Jane Sturrock Carol Schaefer Alice Richley Margaret Dease Anne Kershner Ronald Collier James Herrick Betty Brown Alan Nichols William Grabert Robert Carlson Jane Madans David Armington Robert Abbott Jack Quinn Thomas Dilley James Marsteller Robert Guenther Richard Aul James Hood Richard Green Ray Johnson Doris Betler Eugene DePetris French Horns Shirley Haas Gwen Mackell Laura Patton Joan Kinnear Thomas Huth Eleanor Diehl Tympani Jack Meinke Ruth Kieselbach Don Dornback Don Engstrom Rita Neff Imelda Moose Tenor Saxophone Louis Feher Earl Sickels Baritone Saxophone Romeo Pallante Baritnnes Lawrence Schaefer John Dilley Trombones Glenn Mitchell Jack Woehrman Garth Griffith Richard Leist Dave Dornback Cymbals Loretta Damato Werner Sonntag William Cumler Leon Reid Arda Worden Dale Collister William Griffith Snare Drums Dick White Sam McKee Lyle White Don West George Simons Ken Holcomb Bass Drum Fred Kopp Flutes and Piccolos Peggy Holmes Barbara Klecka Patsy Henry Dale Smith fifty four Tune-Up Time O LIVE up to the customs and high standards of previous years, the orchestra practices all year around so that it may do its part in making the activities at Shaw more pleasant to attend and also to liven them up. Under the direction of Milton Niergarth, the group plays for assem- blies, class night, the annual Christmas Program, at commencements, and a few community activities on some occasions. And to no Shawite is the year complete without the annual May concert, held with both the choir and band, under the supervision of Mr. Niergarth. The orchestra boasts ot thirty some members, all of whom are just about tops with their partic- ular instruments. Back Row - Alan Alexander, Fred Kopp Third Row-David Armington, Robert Abbott, James Marsteller, Glenn Mitchell, Jack Woehrman, Shirley Haas, Gwen Mackell Second Row - Peggy Holmes, Phyllis Mattern, Lee McMilIen, Doris Johnston, Ruth Kisselbach, Louis Feher Front Raw-Barbara Klecka, Joan Kinnear, Laura McGrew, Florence Dupraw, Peggy Rennick, Charlotte Schacht, Lester Harris fifty-five A Booster For Boosters HEN Sheldon Shaw goes into the auditorium, he sees a football assem- bly put on by the Boosters' club. This club's purpose is to boost sports and develop assemblies. It also is responsible for the cheerleaders. Taking care of the bonfire before the Lakewood game and the Black- Red Revue besides all of the football assemblies are a few of the accom- plishments of this club. The cheerleaders inspired us through all our games whether we were in the lead or not. Back Row - Dick Catlin, Jack Quinn, Bill Early, Bob Hahn, Joe Rogers Second Row - Roger Brusse, Perry Gittelson, Ronnie Brennan, Joe Bullington First Row - Irving Gray, Bob Barton, Dick Ward fifty-six 2 v Mm 5 . s W U wif ar ' w x ,mm fmwii U, v JM . 4 N 5 i Z bfi e L f .Ye 533177 Wm ie?- ,, 5, r an fl'-flu W. 2 Back Row - Dale Collister, Ed Breedon, Sam McCarthy, Chuck Collister, Walter Beach Front Row - Bud Veil, Manuel Bando, Lester Harris Their Project Is Projection lTl-IOUT the hard task of the movie crew, the noon movies would be impossible. Few people realize the work involved. Trying to keep to the time schedule, fixing torn film, and workingi the projector are just a few of the jobs that require the efficiency these boys give it. Because of this hard labor, service medals are given to the boys upon graduation if two years' service was rendered. Miss Anna Soutar, adviser, tells Sheldon that now an S letter will be given after a year's duty of proving themselves competent of running the room during any lunch period. The head manager is Bud Veil, and the head operators for fourth, fifth and sixth periods are Manuel Bando, Charles Collister, and Bud Veil respectively. fifty-eight f i fty-n i ne Shirley Rainger, Ann Krische, Mary Saba, and Doris Johnston Members of The 400 U T'S FRIENDSHIP, Friendship. Yes, Shaw's largest club, Friendship, had an enrollment of 400 girls full of enthusiasm for the many activi- ties of the year. Friendship opened the year with a carnival for the sophomores and their mothers. Second big event was the trip to the Jones Home, St. Joseph's and Phyllis Wheatley Home. Friendship girls displayed real Christmas spirit by taking gifts to these orphanages. To end a perfect semester, a pot-luck supper was held as a farewell to graduating members. Celebrating the arrival of new sophomores in January, a dance was held. Hi-Y then joined with Friendship in a quiz talent show. The main event of the year was the King Dance, at which the most popular boy was chosen and crowned. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Alice Scharlotte ...... President . . . , . Stormy Robinson Carroll Allen . ,...., Vice-President ..,.,.. Carroll Allen FRIENDSHIP CABINET FIRST SEMESTER Standing-Pat Deahl, Alice Scnarlotte, Viv.an Lamont Sitting - Stormy Robinson, Marilyn Guillet, Norma Hurst, Dorothy Miller, Mae Volpe, Dorothy Worrl, Carol Jones, Lee Williams, Rae Le Bow, Carroll Allen SECOND SEMESTER Seated-'Mary Lou Spencer, Vivian Lamont, Carol Jones, Doris Danielson, Dottie Miller, Carroll Allen, Carol Babcox, Lee Williams, Betty Larson, Marilyn Guillet, Dot Ward Standing-Norma Hurst- Donna Price sixty Friendship Carnival Honoring the new sophomores, the Friendship's first program pre- sented a circus. This delightful circus had concessions of all kinds, which included Pat DeGarmo's one eyed monster, Stormy Robinson's performing dogs, Shirley Jones's jewelry store, and Donna Mae Price's monkey in a cage. There was also a variety store, which was taken care of by Pat Deahl and Pat Pavlik. The floor show consisted of a monolog by Sally Green, while Lee Wil- liams and Jo Fissel tried their hand in a novelty oct. After the door prize, a live turtle, wos won by Betty Kessler, and a three-legged race won by Pat Young. Luscious chocolate fudge popsicles were served. With this a very successful year began. ty-one SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS Airways One of the newly organized clubs at Shaw that impressed Sheldon was the Radio club. Meeting whenever necessary, these boys learn the principles of radio, radar, television and F4 M. These boys have no connection with the morning broadcast. Back Row - Leon Leoni, Horton Matthews, Joseph DiArco, Paul Sfreator. Front Row - Layton Kest, Bob David, Edward Flaws, Bob Magee sixty-four l 1' , QD i-IQNJR Rail I-iamk Rall L.. -1- .1 i - i- ' - ,.- ..., 11, ,.. - -1- .-. - ' -. ,f ...- .1. -1 .... -1 -1- .- ,.. ,.4, ...-..- - -,,, ,Q .1 ....- -1 .1 -- 4 1 -1- 7- -1 i ,..,-. ..- -4 -' -.. -. .1 ,,, ,-, .. ,.,- 1' -. .,.- .Q ,..... -,, ' -f -- l ,i ... .1 ..,- ...- -Q. Q' -Q - ,-. --' ... :L 'i i-'D all 'gl 11 ?' , ,,. ' ,- - .-. 17 'fa it 411- -1 - .. , .. ... .. ,.. .. f 'i xx p- ... ,. ..- -- '-' L i .-. .1 1 i 1? -11 Wim ..- '-,.. ... -- ... , , ii ,.,.. ' --F -- .. ... -- -- it is .- ... - - ... . i,,i., -,, - ini ii 'i' ' ,421 'l- i i l it iT IIT i 1' Q1- . lj. Q i 1- -- Q. .... ... ii lg :Ii '11 ui' -nl 1 ... -. .. -'L .: -' ... - ii' l xx 1 11 .. .. .. ... - ,,.. .. -N i -- ... ..- ,,, i i I -1 1-1 --. , .. fl i ji,,,- '-.. .... i i 'Z ,4 , sixty-five 1 .-. - -i - 1- ... -. ... 1 .1 ... 4-v -- -4- .,-. ' - .1 ... - .- 1 ' 1 1 ... 1' .4 1 - .-.- f x e A i i I 1, e i i , Room IO and the prir1cipai's office are headquarters for the adminis- tration and faculty. Brass Hatters . . At the head of the faculty Sheldon Shaw finds H. K. Hunter, guidance director, Jean Quay, assistant principal and W. Hoyt Lowden, dean of boys. Under Mr. Hunter's direction a vocational guidance week was spon- sored which gave students an opportunity to pick a vocation. Speakers from all over the city were asked to give talks on their vocation. These talks helped students figure out a course of study for their vocation. H. K. Hunter, Miss Jean Quay, W. Hoyt Lowden sixty-six Principal and Interest OR seventeen years, M. C. Dietrich, more affectionately known to stu- dents as M. C, has given not only his time but untiring energy to the fulfillment of his duties as principal. The requirements of his ability have been great the previous four years, but he has proved worthy of the trust placed upon him by the faculty and students. , fl , x V KAQVJ ,Lai , L sixty-seven ROOM 300 Back Row - Bill Early, Charles Davis, Tom Dilley, Don Radtke, Jack Dilley, Carl Di Giovine Second Row - Ken Croft, George Cooper, Eugene Coffee, Bob Cumler, Ernest Cavasini Front Row - Blossom Lublime, Armida Donafrio, Barbara Carlson, Grace Fisher, Jaan Ellworth, Sue Ebenhack, Nancy Cope ROOM 303 Back Row - Bob McGee, John Limes, Jim Herringshaw, Russell McCoy, Bob Holland, John Heitz, George Harris, Charles Lehman, Ed Mast, Curtis Limric, George Kraft, Leon Leoni Second Row - Mona Gates, Phyllis Leppelmeier, Hazel Malbon, Ken Hottel, Bill Forsberg, Eric Hall, Ward Kenworthy, Emerson Gorslene, Dick Fleisher, Bob Darlin, Jack Lo Piccolo, Nick Fratianne, Mary Lou La Vigna, Marie Genovese, Kay Kreutzer Front Row - Mildred Johnson, Nadine Frankel, Midge Goeckel, Alice Danielson, Margaret Hoffman, Marilyn Guillet, Carol Jones, Shirley Jones, Mavis Harmon, Helen Lewis, Ruth Kieselbach, Barbara Houghton ROOM 307 Back Row - Gene Roe, Wendell Smith, Charles Perrotti, Allen Rowe, Bob Miller, Jack Shaffer, Harvey Mendelshon, Harold Peterson, Ralph McCrory Front Row -- Norma Snider, Gloria Schwaegerl, Lois Pfahl, Phyllis King, Nancy Reed, Nadine Peck, Jean Simmons, Margaret McKnight sixty-nine :fy , , L :ga u,.3f 5' Q 'xi NN fg 'Q .Q 9 xx' M' W Q 3 Q Q x . l 6 4 I 1 my ff? ROOM 11 Back Row - Ed Burns, Bill Atwell, John Cope, Bob Bouck, Charles Collister, Clark Austin, Norman Findley, Mario Alemagno, Dick Catlin, John Carmichael, Don Collmer, Ed Black Third Row - Herbert Cohn, Dick Campbell, Charlotte Clark, Janet Bronson, Kay Anthony, Joan Jaquays, Marilyn Brobst, Gerry Caine, Beverly Brown, Arleen Carpenter, Mary Black, Lois Bidelman, Anna Mae Conway, Jim Burmeister, Dick Boggs Second Row - Judy Braun, lrene Anthony. Sue Brazie, Frances Alsip, Dolores Caslow, Lucy Calabreee, Kay Collier, Jean Cameron, Maxine Balban, Carmella Cannavo, Betty Ann Conway, Beverly Barger Front Row -- Ray Fortune, Milton Cohen, Dick Fortune, Eugene DePetris- Milton Arnoff, Bill Conway ROOM 18 Back Row-Larry Murry, Steve Fitch, Don Dornback, Jim Forman, Bob Garman, Joe Walker, Ronald Eerrott, Clarence Gould, Fred Lamcha, Art Forster, Al Gorman, Dick Francis, Irving Gray, Dick? ascoigne Third Row - Richard Fenner, Paul Doran, Jean Gillet, Alyce Decker, Helen Denham, Margaret Dease, Carol Gage, Margie Graham, Norma Grugel, Phyllis Davenport, Doris Delaney, Joan Gandy, Lawrence Faflick, Second Row -- Betsy Lou Grande, Barbara Gell, Marion Derencus, Pat Gleason, Jean Goldberg, Carol Geitz, Jean DeHaven, June DeHaven, Sue Goske, Joanne Fissel, Betty DeBartolo, Genevieve Gallery Janet Cotner Front Row - Jack Finnerty, Howard Finkler, Gilbert DlLelio, Ted Perry, Lou Feher, Dave Dornback ROOM 19 Back Row - Joe Hostetler, Robert Guenther, Bill Heilman, Jim Pilcher, James Johnson, Carl Gundel, Myron Hersh, Charles Irish, Kenneth Holcomb, William Granger, Jay Hess, Roy Johnson, Wayne Kaplan Next Row - Roberta Lee Gutschalk, Marsha lliff, Marion Hatch, Janice Harris, June Jenkins, Carol Helm, Pat Kishler, Joy Hess, Joanne Haire, Shirley Johnson, Eleanor Kiplinger, Myra Kennedy, Virginia Kandra, Millicent Peterson, Frances LaCava, Calvin Guenther Next Row - Dorothy Sniffen, Norma Knaebel Norma Haake, Anita Jewell, Ann Kershner, Barbara Klecka, Joan Kinnear, Katie Howes, Joyce Johnson, Olive Foldessy, Marion Phillips, Nancy Pfeil Front Row - Bob Heidinger, Edgar Kilpatrick, Bob Holub, Homer Kirkland, Yoshiaki Nadaoka, Frederick Kopp, Bob Hoover, Dave Hamm, John Jacklitz, Jim Herrick seventy-one HOME ROOM 20 Back Row - Bob Lintz, Bill Porz, Tom Huth, Dick McCloud, Ken Morse, Norris Landis, Wesley McGrew, Jim Marsteller, Sam McCarty, Roger Moser, Jack Parsons, John Moll, Frank Noble, Bill Moore, Jim Reich Third Row - Jim Lloyd, Tom Nichols, Imelda Moose, Jeanne Miller, Hilda Mayer, Alice Richley, Sue Rasmussen, Jackie Riddell Helene Nitzsche Vivian Lamont C I L ' , , aro oomis, Barbara Leary Betty Habluetzel, June Overfield, Jack Quinn, Jerry McGill ' I Second Row - Ruth Rhoratina, Maxine Mechtensimer, Annette Wooster, Eileen Markowski, Janice' Moravec, June Lanese, Claire Landgrebe, Shirley Reichenbach, Phyllis Mattern, Jean Martinec, Aileene Miller, Vi Pattinson, Patty Morton. Front Row -- Shirley Marist, Dot McClelland, Mary Nitti, June Laubaugh, Shirley Mavis, Phyllis Reynardi HOMEROOM 21 BackSR'ow Ta Warren Seaver, Bob Sherry, George Schmitz, Paul Schenck, Tom Savage, Mike Sledak, Dick c ofie Front Row - Jerry Germaine, Donna Groenstein, June Scott, Sally Sammons, Carole Schaeffer, Kay Ryan HOMEROOM 29 Bock Row - Jerry Sero, Jack Riga, Gene Chadzin, Eric Carlson, Don Wesley, Melvin Strouse, Dick Stroder, Bob Young, Paul Shimelonis, Gene Stough, Bill Smith, Chuck Rose, Harvey Stuhler Third Row - Joe Wolf, Paul Troyan, Conroy Ufholz, Stewart Weaver, Bill Taylor, Harold Smith, Jim Stratton, Chuck Perriotti, Ronnie Speth, Al Smith, Bob Zucker, Keith Williams, Charles Summerhill, Ronnie Thompson Second Row - Mary Lou Spencer, Margaret Spencer, Lee Williams, Nancy Smith, Lyle White, Janice! Ngiltshir-e, Shirlee Veil, Lucy Wensley, Virginia Wiseman, Jeannette Woodard, Ada Worden, etty urpin First Row - Dotty Whitacre, Betty Weidluno, Mary Sonville, Ann Whitwell, Dot Ward, Pat Weed, Carol Slater, Jean Smeltzer seventy-th ree HOME ROOM 107 Back Row - Reed Hutson, Dick Hite, Jack Alexy, Wilbur Brooks, Don Baumgartner, Warren Bratsher, Vince Barrett, Don Emmons, Leonard Elliott, Allen Hoyle, George Dalling, Bob Carran, Garry' Burkholder, Lemarr French Third Row - Ralph Denzler, John Guthrie, Lester Harris, Herb Groger, Robert Cook, Ronald Collier, James Eicher, Emanuel Banda, George Hodge, Willis Hardy, Leslie Blackman, Dick Green, Bruce. Hennessy, and Bob Hancock Second Row - Jones Holl, Isobel Ford, Barbara Bader, Marilyn Greek, Peggy Custer, Marylin Hamilton,' Elinor Fyfe, Angela Cali, Mary DiLiddo, Ruth Baker, Patsy Callighen, Marjorie Arnold, Rose lammarino First Row - Grace Kurtz, Margaret Hobson, Peggy Guffey, Beverly Ferguson, Norma Brest, Amelia Basset, Dorothy Gerscheski, Betty Finley, Angelo Genovese, Jacquelyn Brevard, Shirley Haas, Patricia Henry HOME ROOM 207 Last Row - lan McKee, Herb Levine, Richard Koch, Russell Johnson, Don MacKenzie, Mike Markis, Alan Nichols, Harold Ketron, Don Nemec, Leonard Lane, John Mylonos Third Row - Arlene Johnson, Edna May Morris, Theresa Musacchio, Marilyn Meck, lrene Knebuschg Amelia Materna, Janet Lang, Ruth Witham, Esther Kamuf First Row - Virginia Palmer, Janet Martin, Mary Imperial, Janet Kulas, Dorothy Miller, Greta Krum, Hermida Lamscha, Edith Kinney HOME ROOM 305 Last Row - Charles Weiss, Ken Whiteman, Ronnie Weber, Fred Turner, Vince Taddeo, Danny Ryan. Ted Schaffer, Dave Smith, Dick Waterbury, Joe Zavorek, Dick Sutter, Milton Rothschild, John Simpson Middle Row - Margaret Rickard, Ethel Troyan, Judy Witwer, John Stephan, Bob Sutter, Fred Wuest, Edward Uhrig Frist Row - Virginia Vasseux, Nancy Parkhurst, Fay Schmunk, Ruth Suydam, Madeline Pearce, Vivian Polk, Mary Jane Zowasky, Ann Trivisonno, Connie Trivisonno, Gladys Putzbach, Louise Provident, Louise Petrella seventy-five 1 1 4 HOME ROOM 26 Back Row - Jim Barnes, Don Baker, Leonard Aaroe, Alan Alexander, Bill Buettner, Jim Anthony, Alan Barck Middle Row - Joan Barnes, Pauline Binkley Virginia Bitonti, Barbara Bennett, Lois Bell, Doris Betler, Norma Arndt, Beverly Bluhm, June Blackburn Front Row -- Connie Baily, Nancy Becker, Jackie Baxter, Joan Anderson, Jane Askew, Carol Babcox, lna Alexander, Pauline Adams, Jeannette Baginski HOME ROOM 28 Back Row - Richard Bretz, Jerry Brunner, Wallace Daugherty, Bill Brown, Paul Burton, Robert Carlson, Jim Campbell, Niall Collins, Leo Carraher, Lloyd Brown, Jerry Conger, George Dennison, Reid Bunting Middle Row - Charles Burns, Pierson Carney, Bob Brady, Dick Cary, Dale Collister, Milton Bowein, Ross Fox, Don Collins, Dick Clucas, Ruby Sager, Mable Pike, Joanne Boyd Front Row - Betty Brown, Mae Bova, Nancy Christy, Doris Cola, Joan Craig, Bernice Clark, Nancy Clay, Anne Cowles. Sally Corrigan, Jean Cooley, Anne Chapman, Virginia Connelly, Margaret McKinley, Dolores Bowes Home Room so 1 Back Row -- Bill Ditto, Don Engstrom, Bob Denington, Charles Fetheroff, Phillip Dratler, Bill Grobert, George Crosley, David Denison, Don Diemert, Alan Eliot, Larry Friedman, Bob Foxall, James Gay Middle Row -- Harry Goltz, Bob Gentile, withdrawn, Doris Danielson, Sally Craven, Kathleen Gillespie, Beverly Davis, Pat Danford, Dolores Dobrinich, Janet Jacques, Betty Ferguson, Lucille Galemma, withdrawn, Virginia Fogo, Charles Evans, Horner Curd, Milton Goldstein Front Row - Bob DiFiIlipe, Joanne Cunningham, Carolyn Curtis, Loretta Fleischer, Betty Earley, Floretta Delvinco, Alice Fulton, Dawn Gerasimos, Mary Edith Graham, Nancy Goodman, Jeannette Eckert, Florence Dupraw, George Davis seventy-seven '17 A614 N fl . ,ch ' tit .c If I K -. 1.4 N ROOM 31 , 9 , - x Back Row -' Charles Kapitzky, Dick lrish, Ronnie Johnson, Bill Griffith, Bob McGaven, Rush McKnight, Bill Hatchel, Jay Hollingsworth, Ed Hiss, Bill Hennie, Bob McAllister, Jack Lewis. Third Row -- Pat Lyons, Phil Herbert, Elaine Krueger, Beverly Hodge, Roberta Horn, Gwen Mackell,m 4 Nancy Green, Peggy Harrell, Laura McGrew, Sally Richmond, Bernice Shimelons, Rosemary McCarthy, ' 1 :Lx Dorothy Kobsik, Mary Lou Scott, Pat McCarthy, Donna Johnson, Doris Hall, Ray Stevenson, Bill Jesse . Second Row -- Lillian Hood, Carol Hay, Dorothy Harrison, Donna Jarvie, Betty Larson, Janet Linehan, Geraldine Lewis, Margo Mclnnis, Jane Madaus, Patsy McGeary, Betty McKee, Jean McKee, Jane- Hennen, Virginia House, Theresa Luccio, Carole Haire, Barbara Henderson. Front Row - Don Hudson, Ray Lockhart, Chad Granger, Dick Leist, Ed Lewis, Ted Hartman, Paul Koul- berg, Frances McCarthy, Ed Kaufman. ROOM 32 Back Row - Jim Raudebaugh, Edward Nemity, Bill Mead, Bob Minnick, Leo Mott, Fred Oren, James Owen, Jack Metcalf, John Reddaway, Bill Merritt, Norman Potiker. Middle Row - Bill Muselin, Mercedes Sikow, Betty 0'Rourke, Josephine Monck, Helen O'Toole, Ruth Peters, Carol Polk, Phyllis Morgan, Rita Neff, Dolores Otello, Philip Pickens. Front Row - Jane Ann Nottage, Laura Patten, Jeanne Oberer, Joanne Park, Blanche Morris, .AJQERE Muckinhaupt, Nancy Morris, Barbara Fisk, Helen Measer, Patricia Murphy, Phyllis Powell, Ruth ies. mf rwkg ROOM 37 Back Row - Don Rodgers, Richard Shelley, Benson Shupe, Neil Schroeder, Lawrence Shultz, Roger Reeves, Bill Sherod, Harry Schmidt, Robert Seitz. Middle Row - Barbara Schacht, Rocco Scaperato, Robert Sebesta, Raymond Rothhaas, Glenn Scholle, Fred Ruskell, Edward Rigot, Bill Ross, Peggy Rennick. Front Row - Rita Ruppe, Pauline Sands, Patricia Schultz, Carol Seltzer, Lenora Romain, Sally Schmunk, seventy-nine 3. . HOME ROOM 106 Back Row - Jerry Alley, Roland Carlson, Leonard Burroughs, Charles Cicone, John Donofrio, Georgei Davis, Mike Felice, Richard Beatty, Richard Duke, Bill Cunningham, Ray Ambler, Billy Andes, Bob Collins, Russell Brown. Middle Row - Bob Decker, Bob Arnold, Guido Celli, Mary Grace Cannova, Marguerite Ferro, Floroi Arrigo, Sally Ernest, Estelle Brozie, Marilyn Birnbaum, John Faulds, Charles Brobst, Harrison Ander- son, James Aten. Front Row - Eleanor Dean, Pat Copeland, Catheri,ne4Fanara, Audrey- Blackman, Margie Corsilla, Barbara Douglas, Janet Carson, Eleanor Clarke, Maxine Andrews, Elaine Adams, Jeannine Frecker, Barbara Elliott, Cartherine Councell, Betty Bukovoc. HOME ROOM 304 Back Row - Eugene McCoy, Bill Jones, Don Herman, Alan Horke, Jim Mashburn, Walter Harmon, Willard Harty, Dave Jordon, Jay Jacobs, Merle Tag, James Slazos, Richard Jacobs. Middle Row - Janet Epperson, John Mason, Charles Hunt, James Leslie, Richard Gradisher, Charles Gorman, Jack Meinke, Gene Higins, Tom Meade, Russell McShane, Curtis Freeman, Bill Kell, Ronald Jones, Don McKay, Pot Bortz. Front Row -- Eleanor Cohen, Carol Golden, Elizabeth Galofsack, Frances Houghton, Joyce Hine, Junei Grosso, Joan Guenther, Anna Marie Kline, Jean Hall, Connie Frock, Evelyn MacFadyen, Mary Low Gleason, Joyce Lytle. HOME ROOM 309 Back - Tom Smith, Ernie Phillips, Kenneth Reiber, Dick Suydam, Ed Palmer, Sherwood Weiser, Dick Schaeffer, Ralph Silestro, Dick Stillings. Fourth Row - Bob Milne, Don White, Art Nitti, Bob Smith, Bill Morrison, Jerry Powell, Joe Wellen-I busher, Sam Vecchio, James Yeigh, Paul Vance, Bud Weber, Bill Reese, Bob Miller, Dale Miller, Dale Thorpe, Ken Peterson. Third Raw - Victor Peterson, Roger Pekarek, Winifred Youdell, Lorraine Reed, Barbara Wolf, Maxine Taylor, Nancy Staley, Doris Ruck, Vera Nobilio, Norma Nelson, Lois Stegkemper, Kenneth Wagner, Bill Mullooly, Walter Studer. Second Row 5 Janet Spangler, Donna Stern, Jean Starkey, Helen Simpson, Carol Swart, Carolyn Russell, Betty Ritchie, Betty Skunkwiler. Front Row - Houston Shirer, Samuel Sarkision, Robert Nussel, Ed Panogian, Tom Odenkirk, Martin Welter, Dick Saba, Ned Simonson. eighty-one ROOM 38 Back Row - Gordon Townsend, Jim Swancar, Bill Wescott, Torn Strasshofer, l.arry Wilson, Fred Suppes, Don Sivik, Richard Wochele, Clark Teft, Steve Vantrease, Lester Sleinkofer, Wally Sparks. Third Row - Dick White, Gilbert Young, Ken Van Ost, Dale Smith, Earle Sickles, Dave Stafford, Harryi Sojeba, Bob Wiedlund, Don West, Jim Stern, Ed Tarbet, Pete Welch, Stanley Wenger, Fred Skolc, Jack Woehrman. Second Row - Shirley Vogel, Margaret Uber, Shirley Stoll, Jean Stevenson, Josephine Zimmerman, Irene Zenz, Mary Rita Whelan, Marilyn Smith, Lois Stastney, Pat Weber, Elaine Warshowsky, Phyllis Tuttle, Gertrude Wilkinson, Mary Smith. Front Row - Betty Turner, Jean Young. Barbara Yedlick, Pat Waggener, Barbara Webster, Carol Ware, Peggy Young, Rosemary Valore. eighty-two ROOM 308 Back Row - Bernard Blumenthal, Ralph Ehrenberg, Robert Burris, Fred Brown, Albert Bitonti, Raymond Abe Middle Row - Harry Bell, John Bailey, Paul Bode, Paul Brennan, Charles Perrotti Front Row -- Helen Beal, Josephine Befacchio, Janice Boeckel, Gloria Ellenburg, Jeanie Anderson, Carroll Allen ROOM 318 Back Row - Edward Thomas, Douglas Warman, William Walsh James Tucker, Charles Wissman, Paul Streator, Kenneth Sutcliffe- Charles Wilson, Werner Sonntag Front Row - Marjory Couch, Mitzi Wilson, Emma Lou Vermillion, Marilyn Walsh, Donna RockwoodL Carol Walters, Mary Vartevarian, Janet Story, Doris Witter, Janice Swain eightly-three I E 4 . PI F if 1 3 l WC L-Q-I I 1' l s In-if Es, Q! Sheldon Show takes 0 look ot the groduotes I ANUARY GRADUATES Irma Abazia Marilyn Baird Patsy Bennett Sonia Blum Ruth Cleaveland Ja Bill Ager Lois Bartlett Mary Benson Mariorie Bramley Margaret Conant David Armington Robert Barton Sherman Berne Ronald Brennan Helen Conway mes Decker Patricia Dooley Elaine Richard Aul Lois Baughman Donna Bishop Nadine Brown William Cumler Nancy Ayers Herbert Bauman Donald Batten Roger Brussee Bob Davies Dostal Jean Ehrenbeit ACTIVITIES IRMA ABAZIA - Friendship 2 WILLIAM AGER - Monitor DAVID ARMINGTON - Student Council 3, ipres. 41, Honor Society 3, lpres. 41, Secretary-Treas- urer Senior Class, Band 2, 3, ipres. 41, Tennis Team 4, Debate Team 2, 3, 4, National Foren- sic League 2, 3, 4, Student Council H. R. Rep. 2, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Jr. Kiwanian. RICHARD AUL - Band 3, 4- Student Council H. R. Rep. 4, Monitor 4, Track 4 NANCY AYERS - Band 2, 3, 4, Friendship 3, 4, Soph. Friendship 2, Monitor Committee 2, 3, Jr, Red Cross H. R. Rep. 2, Ring Committee 4, Dramatic Club 4 MARILYN BAIRD LOIS BARTLETT - Cinema Club 2, 3, 4, Monitor Committee 3, Soph. Friendship 2- Gym Leaders 2 BOB BARTON - Swimming Team 2, 3, 4, Varsity S Club 2, 3, 4, Boosters Club 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Monitor LOIS BAUGHMAN - Student Council 3, 4, G.A.A. Soph. and Senior Friendship, Monitor Captain 4, Modern Dancing 3, 4, Observer HERB BAUMAN PAT BENNETT - Soph. Friendship, Friendship 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4- Dramatic Club 3, 4, Moni- tor 3, 4 MARY BENSON - Dramatic Club 3 4, Friendship 3, 4, G.A.A. 4, Monitor 3, 4, SHERMAN L. BERNE - National Honor Society 4, National Forensic League 2, QV. Pres. 3, Pres. 41, Debate Forum Club 2, iPres. 3, 4, V. Pres. 41, Debate Team 2, 3, 4, Shuttle 3 lEditor 41, Observer 3, History Club 3, 4, Spanish 4, Dra- matic Club 2, 3, 4- Chorus 2, 3, Choir 4, Boys' Glee Club 3. DONNA BISHOP - G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Horse Back Riding 2, 3, 4, Whirlo 3, 4, Monitor 2, 3, 4, Soph. Friendship 2, Friendship 3, 4, Leaders' Club 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, H. R. Rep. 2 SONIA BLUM - Friendship 2, 3, Gym Leaders 3, Whirlo 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Cinema Club 4- Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Art Club 4, G.A.A. 2 eighty-seven DONALD BOTTEN - Student Council 2, 3, Ger- man Club 2, 3, Proiection Club 2, 3 MARJORIE BRAMLEY - Senior Friendship 4 RONALD BRENNAN - Boosters Club 3, 4, Cheer- leader 4, Dramatic Club 3, Varsity S Club 4 NADINE BROWN - Tarpon, Aqua Dux- Soph. Friendship, Friendship 3, 4, Gym Leaders, G. A.A., Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball ROGER BRUSSEE - A Capella Choir 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club lTreas. 4, Dramatic Club 4, Cheer- leader 4, Hi-Y 2 RUTH CLEAVELAND - Friendship 2, 3, 4, Whirlo 3, Monitor- G.A.A. 2 MARGARET CONANT - Soph. Friendship 2, Friendship 3, 4, Monitor 3, A Capella Choir 4, leeaders' Club 4, Horseback Riding 4, Dramatic ub 4 HELEN CONWAY - Observer 3, 4, National Hon- or Society 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Friend- ship 3, 4, Soph. Friendship- Whirlo 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, History Club 3, Cinema Club 2, Monitor 3, Stage Crew 4 BILL CUMLER - Band 2, 3, 4, Swimming Team 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Worker 2, 3,4, Swimming Leader 2, 3, Track Team 4, Movie Operator 4- Monitor 4 ROBERT DAVIES -- H. R. Rep. 2, 3, 4, Boosters Committee 3, Monitor 4, Band 2, 3 JIM DECKER - Hi-Y 2, 3 PATRICIA DOOLEY - Soph. Friendship, Friend- ship 4, Ring Committee 4, Cinema Club 4, Girls' Glee Club 4, Dramatic Club 4, G.A.A. 2, 4 ELAINE DOSTAL - Soph. Friendship, Friendship 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4- Dramatic Club 3, Moni- or JEANNE EHRENBEIT - Modern Dancing 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Friendship 3, 4 Connie Evans Perry Gittelson James Hood Charles Klagge Rae LeBow George Mahoney Jane Forsberg Eleanor Gould John Hostutler Dorothy Kostas David Lloyd Allen Martin SA... Juanita Faust ..'L..l Eugene Fried Erwin Gerstenberger Edna Graham Elizabeth Herrmann Shirley Hiller Ernest Hutton Robert Keenan Katherine Kenney Stella Kostas Roger Krebs Betty Leathrow Rose LoPiccolo Geraldine Lyons Maurice Maddock Doris McGonigIe Grace Miles Margaret Miller CONNIE EVANS - Student Council 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Friendship 3, 4, Leaders' Club 4, iTreas. 37, Aqua Dux, 3, iPres. 41, Tarpon 3, 4, Mod- ern Dancing 3, 4, Army-Navy 4, Lite Saving 4 JANE FORSBERG - A Capella Choir 2, 3, Isec. 41, Girls' Glee Club 4, Red Cross 2, Case-Reserve iBaseball 21, G.A.A. 2, 3, Soph. Friendship, Friendship 3, 4, Black-Red Revue 4 JUANITA FOUST EUGENE FRIED ERWIN GERSTENBERGER - Class President, Swimming Team, Varsity S Club, Monitor Com- mittee 2, 3 PERRY GITTELSON -- Jr. Kiwanian 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Black-Red Revue 3, 4, Boosters Committee 3, 4, Debate Team 2, 3, 4, National Forensic League 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Varsity S Club 4 ELEANOR GOULD - Choir, Soph. Friendship, Friendship EDNA GRAHAM - Soph. Friendship 2, Friendship 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Tarpon 3, 4, Aqua Dux 4, Honor Society 3, iSec'y 41 BETTY HERRMANN - G.A.A., Athletic Council CPres.i, Leaders' Club, Friendship Club, Riding Club, H. R. Rep., Monitor, S. Letter Girl SHIRLEY HILLER - G.A.A., Friendship, Whirlo, Monitor JIM HOOD - Band, Stamp Club, Track JACK I-IOSTUTLER - Monitor 2, 3, 4, Varsity S gulg 24, Baseball Manager 3, 4, Dramatic u ERNEST HUTTON - Varsity S Club, Football, Swimming, Hi-Y, Locker Office ROBERT KEENAN KATHERINE KENNEY - Choir, Dramatic Club, G.A.A,, Monitor Committee eighty-nine CHARLES KLAGGE - Art Club 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 2 DOROTHY KOSTAS - Senior Friendship 2, G,A,A. Dramatic Club. STELLA KOSTAS - Friendship 3. 4, G.A.A. 4, Gym Leader 4. ROGER KREBS BETTY LEATHEROW -- Whirlo, Friendship RAE LeBOW - G.A.A., Friendship, Dramatic Club, Monitor, Volleyball DAVE LLOYD - Track 2, Monitor, History Club 2 ROSE LoPICCOLO GERRY LYONS -- Student Council 4, H. R. Rep. 2, Senior Friedship 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Gvm Leaders 2, 3, 4, Ring Group 3, Soph. Friendship 2, Prom Committee, Yale-Harvard, Posture Queen Attendant MAURICE MADDOCK -- Hi-Y 2, Safety Patrol 2, 3, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Public Address Sys- tem 2, 3, 4, Class Movie Operator 2, 3, 4, Track Squad 3, 4, Football Squad 3, 4, Moni- tor 2, 4, Boys' Riding Club 2, Rifle Club 2, Red Cross Rep., Shuttle Rep. 2, Swimming Squad 2 GEORGE MAHONEY - Hi-Y, Soph. Football, Foot- ball 4, Shuttle ALLEN MARTIN - Orchestra 2, 3, iConcert- mosterl, Observer 4, Movie Crew 2, 3 iheod op- erator fourth period 4i, Spanish Club 3, 4, Monitor 2, 3 DORIS McGONIGLE - G.A.A., Cinema Club 3, 4, Whirlo 3, Friendship 2, 3, 4 GRACE MILES - Soph. Friendship 2, Friendship 3, Girls' Glee 2 MARGARET MILLER - Friendship 3, 4, G.A.A. Donald Milmine Tom Pallad William Reid Alice Scharlotte Bob Steudell Marilyn Varcoe Florence Moore Louise Murray John Palmer Gilda Pizzuti Marian Rinear Joseph Rogers Mary Schofield Clare Shifrin Mary Jane Sturrock Evelyn Tabb Mae Volpe Richard Ward Rufh Owen Jeanne Powell Marilyn Rothschild Jean Smith Rosalyn Van Emden Carol Warren Merle Owens Leon Reid Lawrence Schaefer Lewis Smith Jane Van Ost Tam Weigle DONALD LOUIS MILMINE - Monitor 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4' Whirlo 3, FLORENCE MOORE -- Friendship 3, 4, G.A.A., Cinema, Whirlo LOUISE MURRAY - Senior Friendship 3, 4, Tar- pon 2, 3, lPres. 41, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Aqua Dux 3, 4, Gym Leader 3, 4, Monitor 2, S. Letter Girl, Life Saving 4, Observer Staff 3, 4, Riding Club 4, Dramatic Club 4. RUTH OWEN - Honor Society fTreas.l, G.A.A., Riding Club, Whirlo, Friendship Club MERLE OWENS TOM PALLAD - Orchestra 2, 3, Boys' Glee 2, 3, Choir 4, Student Council 3, lV. Pres. 4i, Mon- itor 2 tCaptain 3, 43, Debate Club 3, 4, War Chest 3, 4, Senior Prom, Black-Red Revue JOHN PALMER GILDA PIZZUTI -- Friendship Club 2, G.A.A., Cinema Club 2- Dramatic Club, History Club JEANNE POWELL - Friendship 2, 3, 4, Dramatic 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Aqua Dux 4, Modern Dancing 2, 4 LEON J. REID - Band 2, 3, 4, Monitor 3, 4 WILLIAM C. REID - Stage Crew 2, 3, Student Council 4, Homeroom Pres. JAMES RIGGS MARIAN RINEAR - Friendship 2, 3, 4, Tarpon 2, 3, Nice-Pres. 47, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Aqua Dux 3, 4, Gym Leader 3, 4, Monitor 4- S Letter Girl, Life Saving 3, Modern Dancing 4 JOSEPH ROGERS - Boosters 4 HERBERT ROTH MARILYN ROTHSCHILD -- G.A.A. 2, 3, Whirlo 2, Riding Club 3, Senior Friendship 3 LAWRENCE SCHAEFER ninety-one ALICE SCHARLOTTE - Student Council 2, 4, lSec. 37, Senior Friendship 2, 3, CPres. 45, Soph. Friendship iSec.J, Whirlo 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, CHarvard-Yale Teamj, Modern Dancing 2, 3 MARY SCHOFIELD - A Capella Choir 2, 3, G,A.A, 2, 3, Modern Dancing 3, Dramatics 2, 3, Friendship 3, Monitor 2, 3 EVELYN SCHON ETZ CLARE SHIFRIN ELIZABETH SLADD JEAN SMITH - Student Council 3, 4- Friendship 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Club 3, H. R. Rep. 3, and Dramatic Club 4 LEWIS SMITH - Track 3, 4, Varsity S 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Swim instructor 4, Choir 3, 4, Red Cross 2, Rifle Club 2. BOB STUEDELL MARY JANE STURROCK - Student Council, H. R. Rep. 2, Soph. Friendship, Friendship- H. R. Rep., Band, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club EVELYN TABB - Friendship Club, Dramatic Club, Choir, Glee Club ROSALYN VAN EMDEN -- Friendship Club JANE VAN OST -- Friendship MARILYN VARCOE - Friendship Club, Monitor MAE VOLPE - Friendship iSocial Chairman 43, Whirlo iSec 41, G.A.A. 4, Dramatic Club 4- Monitor: H. R. Pres. RICHARD E. WARD - Band 2, Track 2, H. R. Pres. 4, Prom Committee 4, Trampoline 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Boosters' Committee 4, Hi-Y 2 CAROL WARREN -- Dramatic Club, Modern Dancing, Friendship, G.A.A. THOMAS REESE WEIGLE - Football 2, 3, Swim- ming 2, 3, 4, Band 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Varsity S Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 2 .., CWWWT Marilyn Welker Joan Wischmeyer Mariory Wolkov Evelyn Zahig MARILYN WELKER - Honor Society 3, KV. Pres. 43, Soph. Friendship, Friendship 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, Band 2, 3, 4 JOAN CAROL WISCHMEYER - A Capella Choir 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, fSec. 431 Friendship Club 3, 4, Whirlo Club 2, 3, 4, Cinema Club 3. MARGERY WOLKOV - Whirlo Club 25 CSec. 3, Treas. 417 Shuttle 4, Dramatic Club 2, LEX- ecutive Committee 3, 415 Cinema Club 3, 4, fPres.22bg Observer, Debate and Foreign Af- fairs EVELYN ZAHIG - Honor Society 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Friendship 3, 4, Soph. Friendship 2, Monitor 2, 3, Red Cross Rep. 4 ninety-two 555 5 55 SSSSSSSQSSSSQSSS 555 S 9 t mm M 1m I G .55 555 S9 5 55 Madonna Adams Margarel' Baker James Benedict Kenneth Bohanon Edward Breedon June Cadiou X? John Allen Dean Barnicle Ruth Bender Alberl' Borazanian Dorothy Bukovac Helen Caine Margie Ansley Edward Barrett William Bell Ardalee Bowers Helen Burroughs Jean Campbell Gloria Arnold Richard Barth Katherine Bevacqua Jack Bradshaw Margie Burrough Rosemary Campbell Dan Avis Patricia Bauer Louise Bibee Lazella Brazie David Baker Rose Capretta ACTIVITIES MADONNA ADAMS JOHN ALLEN - Football 3, 45 Varsity S 45 Mon- itor Committee 3, 4 MARGIE ANSTEY - Friendship 2, 3, 45 History Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Monitor 3, 4 GLORIA ARNOLD - Friendship 45 Dramatic 4 DAN AVIS - Student Council 3 Nice-Pres. 475 Hi-Y 2, 3, lSec. 475 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 H. R. Pres. 2, 35 Monitor 3, 4 DAVID BAKER - Chorus 25 Choir 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Varsity S 45 Basketball 45 Monitor 4 MARGARET BAKER - Friendship 3, 45 Whirlo 3' Monitor Committee 2 1 DEAN BARNICLE EDWARD BARRETT - Honor Society 45 Swim- ming Team 2, 3, 45 Track Team 2, 3, 45 Var- sity S 35 Hi-Y lPres. 435 Ecaowasin lPres. 41' Junior Kiwanian 1 RICHARD BARTH - Monitor 4 PAT BAUER JAMES BENEDICT RUTH BENDER ninety-five GERALD BERGER KATHERINE BEVACQUA BILL BETZ - Monitor 45 Hi-Y 4 ALBERT BORAZANIAN - Monitor 2, 4 ARDALEE BOWERS - G.A.A. 25 Friendship 2, 4 JACK BRADSHAW - Track 3, 4- Football 2, 35 Varsity S 3, 45 Monitor 2, 3 ED BREEDON - Cheerleader 3, 45 Varsity S 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, iPres. of Copaine 435 Monitor gi g52Trgck 3, 45 Movie Crew 2, 3, 45 History U I MARJORIE BURROUGH -- Friendship 2, 3, 45 Dramatic 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Girls' G-lee Club 45 Spanish Club 4 HELEN BURROUGHS -- Friendship 45 Dramatic 2, 3, 4- G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Whirlo 25 Art Club 4 HELEN CAINE - G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Modern Danc- ing 45 Friendship 2, 3, 45 Choir 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Monitor 35 Dramatic 45 Chorus 2, 3 JEAN CAMPBELL - Whirlo 3, 45 Cinema 45 Friendship 45 Dramatic 45 G.A.A, 45 Monitor 2 ROSEMARY CAMPBELL - Tarpon 2,3, lTreas. 455 Aqua Dux 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 S Letter 45 Dramatic 2, 3, 45 Friendship 2, 3, 45 Office Monitor 45 Senior Life-saving 3, 4 ROSE MARIE CAPRETTA - Soph. Friendship5 Friendship 3, 45 G,A.A. 2, 3, 45 S Letter 45 Red Cross Rep. 4 Esther Carney Frank Clark Sara Jane Cole Pat Corrigan Robert David Betty Derhammer James Carroll Jack Clark Elmer Collins Joan Cross John Davis Eleanor Diehl Jacqueline Cary William Clark Ray Conkle Elaine Danielson Patricia Deohl Dorothy DiVincenzo Henry Ciesicki Lindon Cockrott Phyllis Conner Joe D'Arca Virginia DeBoer Eleanor Dobrinich Kenyon Clapp Doris Jean Coe Jean Cormack Alfred Davenport Patircia DeGarmo June Drees ESTHER CARNEY - Observer 4, Monitor 4 JACQUELINE CARY - Friendship 3, 4, Soph. Friendship- Monitor 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Senior Life-saving 4 KEN CLAPP - Shuttle 3, 4, Observer Photog- rapher 3, 4 JACK CLARK -- H. R. Pres. 2, Reserve Basketball 2, Baseball 2, Hi-Y 3, Argus iPres. 43, Monitor 2, 3, 4, Choir 3 BILL CLARKE -- H. R. Rep., Monitor 2, 4, Red Cross Rep. 2 i.iNooN cocicnorr - Band 4, Red cross 3, Radio Club 4 DORIS COE - Soph. Friendship, G.A.A. 2 SARA JANE COLE -- Whirlo 2, 3, 4, Dramatic 3, 4, History Club 2, G.A.A. 2, Soph. Friend- ship, Monitor 4 ELMER COLLINS - Red Cross Rep. 3, Debate Team 3, 4, Band 4, National Forensic League 3, iSec.-Treas. 41, Monitor 3, 4, Golf Team 3 TOMMIE COLLINS -- Soph. Friendship, Friendship 3, 4- Dramatic 4, Modern Dancing 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Shuttle Solicitor 2, 3, Library Monitor 4 RAY CONKLE -- H. R. Rep. 2, Monitor 3, 4, Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4 PHYLLIS CONNER - Friendship 2, 3, 4, Dra- matic 4, Cinema 4, Art Club 4, G.A.A. 4 JEAN CORMACK - Student Council 2, 3, 4, Tarpon 2, 3, 4, Gym Leaders 3, 4- G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: M0dern Dancing 2, 3, 4, Observer 3, 4, gopzi. Friendship, Friendship 4, Monitor Captain PATTY CORRIGAN - Friendship 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Leaders' Club 2, 3, H. R. Pres. 3, Mod- ern Dancing 4 n I nety-seven JOAN CROSS - G. A. A. 2, Leaders' Club 2, Soph. Friendship, Friendship 3, 4, Monitor 2, 3, 4 ELAINE DANIELSON - Soph. Friendship, Friend- ship 3, 4, Leaders' Club 3, 4, Cinema 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3- Dramatic 3, 4, Monitor 3, 4 JOSEPH D'ARCO - Monitor 4, Radio Club 4, Movie Operator 4 ALFRED DAVENPORT - Stage Crew 2, 3, Mon- itor 4, H. R. Treas. 3, 4 ROBERT DAVID - Debate 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Dramatic 4, Student Council Rep. 2, Football Seller 2, Radio Club 4 JOHN DAVIS - Student Council 2, 4- Baseball 2, 3, Varsity S 2, lPres. 33, 4, Choir 2, 3, Nice-Pres. 43, Football 3, H. R. Rep. 2, 4. PAT DEAHL - Soph. Friendship, Friendship 3, 4, Dramatic 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 VIRGINIA DeBOER - Monitor 3, 4, G.A.A. 4, Friendship 3, 4 PATRICIA DeGARMO - Soph. Friendship, Friend- ship 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Dra- matic 2, 3, iSec'y 43, Glee Club 4, Red Cross 3 BETTY DERHAMMER - Glee Club 2, Soph. Friendship, Friendship 3, 4, Athletic Council 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Aqua Dux iSec'y 41, Dramatic 2, 4, S. Letter ELEANOR DIEHL - Band 2, 3, 4, Friendship 3, 4, Aqua Dux 3, 4, Senior Life-Saving 3, G.A.A. 3, 4, Monitor 3, Soph. Friendship DOROTHY DiVINCENZO - G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Friend- ship 3, 4, Leaders 4, Student Council 4, Honor Society 4, Soph. Friendship, Monitor 3, 4 ELEANOR DOBRINICH - Soph. Friendship, Friendship 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Monitor 3, S. Letter, Army- Navy 4, Prom Committee 4. JUNE DREES -- Soph. Friendship, Friendship 4, Art Club 3, 4, Office Monitor 2, 4 5 ' JOHN EMIG JIM ENNIS - Hi-Y 2, iChapter Pres. 315 Bas- ketball 2, 45 Student Council 45 H. R. Rep. 35 Red Cross Rep. 4 LOIS FLANIGAN - Friendship 3, 45 G.A.A. 45 History 45 Soph. Friendship5 Monitor 4 EDWARD FLAWS - Choir 3, 45 Hi-Y lChapter Treas. 415 Radio Club 45 Rifle Club 2 KENNETH FROMME - Monitor 3, 4. KATHRYN FRY -- G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Red Cross Rep. 2, 45 Friendship 45 Monitor 2, 3, 4 BILL FYFE DAVE GEBHART - Hi-Y 2. 35 lAmigos Pres. 415 Football 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 25 Track 3, 45 Varsity S 4 LOIS GERSTENBERGER - Student Council 2, 3, 45 Friendship 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Leaders iSec. 31 45 Aqua Dux 2 iSgt.-at-Arms 31 45 Tarpon 3, 45 Modern Dancing 2 tHead 3, 415 Athletic Council 3, iSec. 415 Life-Saving 2, 3, 45 Mon- itor Captain 45 S Letter 3, 45 Observer 3 DAWN GIBSON - Spanish Club Nice-Pres. 415 History Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Friendship 3, 45 Soph. Friendship5 Monitor 2, 4 CHARLES GOCKEL -- Monitor Committee ELOISE GOETSCH - Dramatic 45 Friendship5 Glee Club BARBARA GOODWIN - Glee Club 2, 3, tPres. 415 Choir 35 Dramatic 45 Modern Dancing 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 S Letter 3, 45 Whirlo 2, 3, 45 Cinema 3, 45 Leaders 3, 45 Riding 2, 45 Friend- ship 2, 3, 4 TED GRAMINES - Red Cross 2, 45 Movie Oper- ator ninety-nine BETTY GREEN - Friendship 3, 45 Monitor 2, 3, 4 SALLY ANN GREEN - Friendship 2, 3, 45 Whirlo 2, 3, 45 History Club 35 Choir 3, 4: Honor Society 4 GARTH GRIFFITH - Band 2, 3, 4 BOB HAHN - Student Council iTreas 3, Pres. 415 Honor Society 3, 45 Dramatic 3, tPres. 415 Hi-Y 2 fTreas. 3, Pres. 415 Swmiming 2, 3, 45 Observer iSports Editor 415 Varsity S 3, 45 Monitor Captain 3, 45 H. R. Pres. 2, 35 Boost- ers' Committee 4 HELEN HAMILTON - Choir 25 G.A.A. 2, 45 Dramatic 45 Friendship 2, 45 Stage Crew 45 Monitor 2 LOUISE HARRISON - Friendship 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 History Club CPres. 41 HELEN HENNIE - Friendship 45 Monitor 4 BARBARA ANN HENRY - Choir 3, 45 Friend- ship 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 35 Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 45 Dramatic 45 Glee Club 2 DORIS JEAN HINES -- Choir 2, 3, 45 Soph. Friend- ship 2, 35 H. R. Rep. 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Mon- itor 35 Dramatic 4 JOAN HITCHCOCK - Honor Society 45 Glee Club 3, 45 History Club 3, 45 Debate Forum 3, 45 National Forensic League 45 Dramatic 2, 3, 45 Friendship 2, 3, 45 Cinema 35 Aqua Dux 45 G.A.A. 35 Monitor 3 GERTRUDE HOFFMAN - Choir 2, 3, 45 Whirlo 2, 35 Dramatic 35 G.A.A. 2, 35 Glee Club 25 Friendship 2, 4 JACK HOLLINGSWORTH - Football 2, 45 Var- sity S 45 Monitor 4 PEGGY HOLMES - Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 S Letter 3, 45 Friendship CH. R. Rep. 2, 31 45 Monitor 2 Dorothy Holub Dick Ink Doris Johnston Jim Kane Frank Kelly Nancy Leare Mary Hoose William Jacob Don Jones Jane Keckler Rodger Klatt Maxine Lechlitner Jean Hubble James Jarvie Katherine Jones Harry Kellem Ann Krische Mary Lou Lennon Norma Hurst Vera Jensen Robert Joyce Betty Jane Kessler Jane Lais Don Linton Naomi Hutchings Paul V. Fisher Marcella Kall Layton Kest Joan Landis Peter Lograsso DOROTHY HOLUB - Friendship 2, 3, 4, Soph. Friendship, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Cinema 2, 4, Mon- itor 2, 4 MARY HOOSE -- G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Friendship 2, 3, 4, History Club 2, 3 JEAN HUBBLE - Choir 2, 3, 4, Friendship 2, 3 NORMA HURST - Friendship 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Monitor 4, Dramatic 4, Glee Club 4. NAOMI HUTCHINGS - Band 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Friendship 4, Cinema 4 DICK INK - Football 2, 4, Varsity S 4, Boost- ers 3, H. R. Rep. 4 BILL JACOB - Observer 3, Tennis Team 4, Monitor 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4 JAMES JARVIE -- Football 2, 3, Track Team 3, 4 VERA JENSEN - Friendship 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 4, Riding 4, History KSec'y 43, Monitor 4 DORIS JOHNSTON - Attendance 2, 3 DON JONES - Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 4, Varsity S 4, Monitor Captain 4 KATHRYN JONES - Band 2, 3, Riding 4, Friend- ship 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 4, Monitor 4 BOB JOYCE - Baseball 3 MARCELLA KALL - G.A.A. 3, 4, Friendship 2, 3, 4, Cinema 4, Monitor 4 JIM KANE -- Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity S 4, Monitor Committee 4 one hundred-one JANE KECKLER - G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Friendship 2, 3, 4, History 3 fTreas. 4l, Monitor 4 HARRY KELLEM - Choir 2, 3, 4, Dramatic 2, 3 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Observer lCirculation Manager 4l, Red Cross Rep. 4, Monitor 3, 4. FRANK KELLY - Observer 4 BETTY KESSLER - G.A.A. 3, 4, Friendship 2, 3, 4 LAYTON KEST - Debate-Forum 4, National For- ensic League 4, Radio Club 4 ROGER KLATT - Monitor 2, Tennis Team 3, 4, Varsity S 4 ANNE KRISCHE - Glee Club 2, Monitor 2, 3, 4, Friendship 4 JANE LAIS - Friendship 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Cinema 4, Leaders' Club 4 JOAN LANDIS - Friendship 2, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Art Club 2, 3, CSec'y 43 NANCY LEARE - G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Tarpon 3, 4, Aqua Dux 4, Modern Dancing 4, Monitor 2, 3, 4, Friendship 2, 3, 4, S. Letter 3, 4 MAXINE LECHLITNER - Glee Club 2, Nice- Pres. 31, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Friendship 2, 3, 4, Whirlo 2, 3, Cinema lSec'y 2, Pres. 39 MARY LOU LENNON - Friendship 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, History Club 3, Cinema 4, Art Club 4 DON LINTON -- Football 2, 3, 4, Reserve Bas- ketball 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, Tala Club lPres. 33 PETER LOGRASSO Blossom Lubline Horton Mathews Rosalind Meahl Betty Morgans Jean Nedimeyer Ralph Orche Marion Lucas Bernadine Matish Evelyn Meyers Harry Morton Morton Negin Hendricks Osborne Richard Lustig Vinna Mampel John Matera Jerome Matz Anne McGregor Lee McMiIlen Bruce Miller Joan Minadeo Glen Mitchell Audrey Mott Thomasina Collins Dorothy Murray Shirley Ann Osborne John North Jeannette Nutting Evelyn Nimmo Lois Jean Owens Jack Palmer BLOSSOM LUBLINE - Friendship 4, G.A.A. 3, 4 MARIAN LUCAS - Friendship 2, 3, 4, Soph. Friendship, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Aqua Dux 3, 4, Red Cross Rep. 3, 4, Senior Life-Saying, Lead- ers' Club 2, 4 RICHARD LUSTIG - Hi-Y 2, 3 VIN MAMPEL - Friendship 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Cinema 4 JOHN MATERA - Football Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Varsity S 4, Monitor 2, 3 BERNADINE MATISH - Choir 2, 3, Friendship 2, 3, 4, Whirlo 2, Dramatic 2, 3, 4 HORTON MATTHEWS - Monitor 2, Radio Club 4 JEROME MATZ ANNE McGREGOR - Friendship 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, S. Letter 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, Dramatic 4 LEE McMILLEN - Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4 ROSALIND MEAHL - Friendship 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Cinema 4 EVELYN MEYERS - Friendship 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Dramatic 4, Monitor 4 - WILLIAM BRUCE MILLER one hundred-three JOAN MINADEO -- Friendship 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 4, Cinema 3, 4, Glee Club 4 GLENN MITCHELL - Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4 BETTY MORGANS - Friendship 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Tarpon 3, 4, Aqua Dux 3, 4, Modern Dancing 2, 3, 4, Monitor 3 AUDREY MOTT -- Friendship 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Cinema 4, Monitor 4 DOROTHY MURRAY - Friendship 2, 3, 4, Mod- ern Dancing 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Dramatic 4, S. Letter, Monitor 3, 4 JEANNE NEDIMYER - Friendship 2, 3, 4, G. A.A, 2 EVELYN NIMMO - G.A.A. 2, Friendship 2, 3, 4 JOHN NORTH -- Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track Team 2, 3, 4, Varsity S 2, 3. 4 JEANNETTE NUTTING - G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Friend- ship 3, 4, Glee Club iSec'y 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pre 47, History 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Monitor 2, 3, Soph. Friendship RALPH ORCHE - Track 2, 4, Hi-Y 2, 4 iChapter Pres. 333, Student Council 3, Monitor Cap- tain SHIRLEY ANN OSBORNE -- Friendship 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Monitor 4, Dramatic 4 LOIS OWENS -- Soph. Friendship, Friendship 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, S Letter 3, Honor Society 4 JACK PALMER - Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity S 2, 3, 4 X7 fi' 2:.. ki? he Charlotte Paonsha Marian Petti Betty Reich Ralph Righter Lillian Ruppe Regina Scheidecker Marian Pauli Patricia Pavlick Robert Perko Dorothy Pickett Donna Mae Price Shirley Rainger Charles Rendlesham Lynn Rennick Gordon Reigelman Barbara Roads William Robbins Stormy Robinson Mary Saba Dick Sammons Mary Louise Satter Carl Schuele Charles Scobee Edna Senger Joanne Peters Margaret Rapp Francis Rigel Betty Ross Charlotte Schacht Nancy Settles MARIAN PAULI - Friendship 2, 4, G.A.A. 2, 4, Monitor ROBERT PERKO PAT PAVLIK - Friendship 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, S Letter, Modern Dancing, Dramatic JOANNE PETERS - G.A.A. 2, 4, Dramatic 3, 4, Observer 3, 4, Monitor 2, Cinema 2 MARIAN PETTI - Friendship 2, 3, 4, Soph. Friendship, Monitor 2, 3, Red Cross 4. DOROTHY PICKETT - G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Soph. Friendship, Friendship 2, 3, 4 DONNA PRICE - Friendship 2, 3, 4, Dramatic, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 SHIRLEY RAINGER - Friendship 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Monitor 2 BETTY REICH - Tarpon 3, 4, Observer 3 iEditor 41, Honor Society 3, 4, Friendship 2, 3, 4, Aqua Dux 3, 4 MARGARET RAPP - Friendship 3, 4, Monitor 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Soph. Friendship GORDON REIGELMAN - Rifle 2, Football 2 CHARLES RENDLESHAM - Observer 3 CEditor 41, Hi-Y 2 tChaplain 3, Vice-Pres. 41, Dramatic 3, 4, History Club 3, 4, Monitor 2, 3, 4 LYNN RENNICK - Football 2, Track 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4 one hundred-five FRANCES RIGEL - G.A.A. 2, Friendship 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Chorus 2, Choir 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Monitor 3 BARBARA ROADS - Athletic Council 3 iPres. 43, Senior Life-Saving 2, 3, 4, Tarpon 2 tTreas. 33 4, Leaders 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Friendship 2, 3, 4, History Club 3, Spanish Club 3 WILLIAM ROBBINS - Debate Club 2, 4 STORMY ROBINSON - Soph. Friendship, Friend- ship 2, 3 fPres. 41, Modern Dancing 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Tarpon 3, 4, Life-Saving 3, 4, Aqua-Dux 3, 4, S Letter 3, 4, Dramatic 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Monitor 2, 3, 4, Mid-year Play 4, H. R. Pres. 2 BETTY ROSS - History Club, Friendship 2, 3, 4, G.A,A. 2, 3, 4, Modern Dancing, Shuttle Kbus. mgr.i LILLIAN RUPPE - Dramatic 4, Movie Operator 4, Friendship 4 MARY SABA - Friendship 2, 4, Monitor 2 DICK SAMMONS - Debate Club MARY LOUISE SATTER - Friendship 2, 3, 4, Leaders 3 tPres. 43, G.A,A. 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Athletic Council 4, Art Club 4, S Letter CHARLOTTE SCHACHT - Orchestra 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Friendship 2, 3, 4, Monitor 3 REGINA SCHEIDECKER - Friendship 2, 4, Dra- matic 4, Glee Club 4, Choir 3, 4 FRED SCHNELL - Chorus 2, Whirlo 3, Radio Club 4, Orchestra 3 CHUCK SCOBEE - Monitor 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2 Betty Schaefer Fred Schnell Virginia Shampay Margaret Shank Sally Short Wllhelmino Short George Simons Betty Smeltzer Werner Sonntag Anita Spetrino Robert Spohn Joan Spurney Martha Stafford Rita Stapleton Margie Stoll Robert Stratton Donald Sudbury Dorothy Sutter James Sweeney Sarah Thomas Joanne Tilton Jean Marie Towle Lyle Towne Robert VanVleit Alton Veil Neal Vincent Don Visci Dorothy Walko Richard Walters BETTY SCHAEFER - Band, Life-Saving, Riding, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Friendship 2, 3, 4, Monitor, History Club, Shuttle MARGARET SHANK - G.A.A. 2, 3, Friendship 4 SALLY SHORT - Friendship 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 WILHELMINA SHORT - G.A.A. 4, Monitor 3, Friendship 3, 4. BETTY SMELTZER -- Friendship 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, Whirlo 3 WERNER SONNTAG - Bond 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4 AIEITQ SPETRINO - Friendship 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. . ,4 JOAN SPURNEY - Art Club 3, 4, Observer 3, 4, Friendship 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3 RITA STAPLETON - Friendship 3, 4, G.A.A. 3 ZMGRJORIE STOLL -- G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Friendship , , 4 BOB STRATTON - Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Baseball Mgr. 3, 4, Varsity S 3, 4, H. R. President 2, 3, 4 one hundred-seven BOB STUEDELL - Band 2, Whirlo 2, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Track 3, 4 DOROTHY SUTTER - Friendship 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Monitor 3, 4 JAMES SWEENEY -- Debate 2, 3, Football 2, H. R. Rep. 4, Hi-Y 2, Monitor 4. SARAH THOMAS - Friendship 2, 3, 4, Art Club 4 JOANNE TILTON - Friendship 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Honor Society 4, Monitor 4 LYLE TOWNE -- Hi-Y 3, 4, Monitor 2, 3, 4 JEAN MARIE TOWLE - Honor Society 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Monitor 2, 3, 4, Friendship 3, 4, G,A.A. 3, 4 BOB VAN VLIET - Hi-Y, Halcyon iTreas. 2l, Whirlo lPres. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Treas. 4l, Mon- itor NEIL VINCENT - Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity S 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 DON VISCI - Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Varsity S 2, 3, 4 Marilyn Warman Kathryn White Roland Wilder Mary Wisecup Alice Wiseman Lois Wood Patricia Young Don Zalud Shirley Ziegler Gerald Berger DOROTHY WALKO -- Friendship 3, 4, Cinema 4, MARY WISECUP - Friendship 2, 3, 4, Tarpon G.A.A 3, 4 2, 3, 4, Aqua Dux 2, 3, 4, Life-Saving Head RICHARD WALTERS - Monitor, Hi-Y, History Club MARILYN WARMAN - Soph. Friendship, Friend- ship 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Monitor 4. KATHRYN WHITE - Choir 2, 3, 4, Soph. Friend- ship, Friendship 3, 4, Observer 3 CFeature Ed- itor 43, G.A.A. 2, 3, Honor Society 4, Glee Club 3 ROLAND WILDER - Band 2, Monitor 4 2, 3, 4, Leaders 3, 4, S Letter 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 ALICE WISEMAN - Friendship 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, 4, Whirlo 2, 3 lPres. 43, Leaders 3, 4 PATTY YOUNG - Athletic Council 3, 4, Tarpon 2 iSec'y 3, Pres. 41, Aqua Dux 2, iTreas. 3l, 4, Observer 3, 4, S Letter, Monitor 2, 3, 4, Friend- ship 2, 3, 4. DON ZALUD - Football 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Monitor 4 SHIRLEY ZIEGLER - Whirlo 2, Riding Club 3, G,A.A. 4, Friendship 4 one hundred-eight Cpen Door Policy HELDON SHAW probably urged his parents to come to open house, which was held November l of last year. It was for the purpose of getting parents acquainted with this school. They went through their son's or daughter's program for the whole day. Between 900 and l000 parents attended open house, sponsored by the Parent-Teachers' Associa- tion. Mr. Alan Hahn is president. During lunch periods and study halls, entertainment was provided for by the swimming classes in the pool, Homerooms that had the most parents in attendance received a half- day oft. They chose when they wanted this. Homerooms 20, 2l, and 38 won. Harold Naragon's Night Class Martin C. Loftus and Students' one hundred-nine 1 Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row - Bob Sutter, Lewis Smith, Ernest Cavasini, George Cooper, Bob Hahn, Ken Croft, Bob Abbott, Tom Weigle, Jim Ennis, Fred Suppes, Tom Pallod. Middle Row - Dan Avis, Dave Armington, Don Barclay. Front Row - Jean Smith, Alice Schorlotte, Jean Anderson, June Overfield, Joan Ellsworth, .Carroll Allen, Lucille Galemmo, Lois Gerstenberger, Jean Cormack, Lois Baughman, Fay Schmunk, Vivian Lamont. STUDENT COUNCIL HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Back Row - Allen Hoyle, Ken Bohanon, Dick lnk, Charles Irish, Alan Alexander, Don Jones, Dick Aul, Don Diemert, Bill Sherod, Gene Roe. Middle Row -- Jim Sweeney, Dick Roch, Neal Mangus, Dick Word, Jack Harrison, Douglas Warman, Clark Austin. Front Row - Steve Vantrese, Marge Rickard, Dorothy McClelland, Sue Ebenhack, Marilyn Guillet, Mitzi Wilson, Don Collins. one hundred-eleven STUDENT COUNCIL COMMITTEEES Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing Standing Jim Ennis, Louis Smith, Lucille Galemmo. Scatccl -- Jean Cormack. Lois Gerstenbcrger, Louis Smith, Lois Baugtimari. Seated - Jean Cormack Pat Rapp, Joan Ellsworth. Seated 7 Vivian Lamont. Carroll Allen, Bob Hahn. Seated - Joan Ellsworth. Dan Avis, Carall Allen, Don Barclay. Seated 4 Dave Armington. Dan Avis, Tom Wiegle, Don Braclov. Scatccl Jim Ennis. Vivian Lamont, Dan Avis Seated 7 Pat Rapp Bob Abbott, June Overfield. Seated -- Jean Smith. Elmer Collins. Charity For The Needy ONE OF the places Sheldon E. Shaw visited was the Student Council office in the Technical Building. During the course of the conver- sation with Miss Anna Soutar, Council adviser, the War Chest Drive came up. Miss Soutar began relating how the school quota of S1600 was topped. At the end of the sixth and last day Sl747.5l was the final total. Of this amount the classrooms contributed Sl34l.2l. The school General Fund gave S3005 while the daily movies and an after-school dance added the final SlO6.3O. A committee headed by Dave Armington and Bob Hahn took care of the whole affair, giving broadcasts and counting returns. Eight of the 32 homerooms passed their goal and 20 more went over last year's mark. Feeling satisfied that his alma mater had been solidly behind this worthy cause, Sheldon continued down the hall. one hu ndred-th i rteen Nancy Leare, Betty Herrmann, Fay Schmunk, Mitzi Wilson. War Chest Drive While Sheldon E. Shaw was walking down the second floor hall of the Technical building, he noticed the Student Council office. Accordingly he went in to speak with Miss Anna Soutar, Council Advisor. Conversation drifted to the War Chest Drive and Miss Soutar related how generously Shaw responded to that urgent appeal. I The school goal of Sl6OO was topped by Sl47.5l. Of this Sl747.5l grand total, S300 was contributed by the general fund, 5106.30 by the movies and an after school dance, and ?pl34l.2l by the pupils. The room with the highest average per pupil was l9 with 52.66. A committee headed by Dave Armington and Bob Hahn took care of publicity and the collecting of contributions. hundred-fourtee Student Council Committees l - Left to right, Standing - Neal Mangus, Fred Skok. Seated - Ernie Cavasini. 2 - Standing - Doris Betler, Charles lrish, Pat Rapp. Seated -e Marilyn Greek. 3 - Standing - Marilyn Greek, Lila Williams. Seated - Bob Abbott, 4 - Standing - Jean Cormack, Jim Ennis, Carroll Allen. Seated - Bob Hahn. 5 - Standing - Doris Danielson, Joan Ellsworth. Seated - Fay Schmunk. 6 - Standing - Joan Ellsworth, Dot DiVincenzo, Vivian Lamont. Seated Barbara Henry. 7 - Standing - Fay Schmunk, Charles Irish, Doris Betler, Bob Hahn. Seated - Lila Williams 8 - Standing - Jean Romaine, Jim Ennis, Charles Irish, Lila Williams. Seated -- Carroll Allen. 9 - Standing - Vivian Lamont, Doris Danielson, Barbara Henry. Seated - Pat Rapp. one hundred-fifteen Flicker Followers of Reel Life ISCUSSINC1 motion pictures for promoting respect and understanding among all mankind and thus laying the basis for a peaceful world under the United Nations is the main purpose of the Cinema Club. Representatives from various schools forming The Cleveland Cinema Club met at l-ligbee's Auditorium first semester, where a round table discussion was held. Two members from Shaw Cinema Club participated. Although not officially connected, the Junior Branch of Shaw consist- ing of 35 girls, and the movie committee of Student Council decide what movies will be entertaining to the pupils at noon movies. An exhibit to illustrate the work of the different clubs is scheduled for the last semester. OFFICERS President Jane Lais, 36 Vice-president Rosalind Meahl, 39 Secretary-treasurer Mildred Johnson, 303 Program chairman Audrey Mott, 39 Publicity chairman Barbara Goodwin, 35 Back Row - Joan Minadeo, Vinna Mampel, Jeannette Woodard, Mildred Gochel, Nadine Frankel, Elaine Danielson, Patricia Dooley, Marcella Kall, Carol Gage, Sonia Blum, Marge Wolkov, Lois Bartlett, Carol Walters, Jean Campbell, Hazel Malbon, Millicent Peterson, Doris McConigle. Front Row -- Joan Boyd, Jackie Muckinhauptgy Doris Cola, Naomi Hutchings, Barbara Goodwin, Audrey Mott, Jane Lais, Rosalind Meahl, Mildred Johnson, unidentified, Florence Moore, Mary Lou Lennon, Phyllis Connor, one hundred-sixteen Left to Right -- Kathryn White, Irving Gray, Charles Rendlesham, Bob Hahn. Harry Kellem, and Betty Reich Cbserving Room Nine VERY other Thursday homeroom solicitors go to room nine to get the Observer, school paper. For the past year the Observer has been running articles of lasting interest for the school to enjoy. lt contains everything from assemblies to the sport page. Each section has a special editor. Right now the news editor is Charles Rendlesham, the editor-in-chief is Betty Reich, feature editor is Kathryn White, photographer is Clarence Gould, advertising manager is lrving Gray, circulation manager is Harry Kellem, and the adviser is Hubert McNeill. On Thursday night copy is sent to the printer. Galleys are sent back Tuesday, when students proofread the paper to see if the words are spelled correctly. one hundred-seventeen Observer Staff Seen working in room nine Tuesday and Thursday nights, these people are the backbone of the Observer. From these Sheldon learns about copy reading and proofreading. All of these students have taken journalism and have earned a place on the staff. On April 24 the Shaw Observer had a banquet and the Observer pins were awarded to the staff that has worked hard. Richard Peters, assistant city editor of the Cleveland Press, was the guest speaker. Standing - Nancy Reed, Mavis Harmon, Marilyn Walsh, Frank Kelly, Clarence Gould, lrving Gray, Don Wesley, Meryl Cary, Joan Gandy, Ruth Kieselbach Seated - Jean Goldberg, Alyce Decker, Joan Fissel, Marsha lliff, Janice Harris, Joanne Peters, Marjory Graham. one hundred-eighteen They Say It With Words Meeting in room 39 on alternate Wednesdays, the Debate-Forum Club has kept students informed and developed many a fine speaker. The work of the forum this year was devoted to the topics, compul- sory military training ,the domestic labor troubles, and the United Nations. Feeling that students should know how the UN. works, and how it can provide peace, much time was spent in its study. Again this year interscholastic debates were held with neighboring schools. The debate topic was compulsory training. Schools participating in the decision and non-decision debates were: Euclid Central, Euclid Shore, St. Ignatius, and Cleveland Heights. An interscholastic speech contest was also sponsored by this active organization. With the war's end, the debate team again attended several out of town debates. OFFICERS lrving Gray . . . . . . . .... President Sherman Berne . . Vice-President Joan Hitchcock Secretary-Treasurer Last CROYJ-Irving Gray, Jim Sweeney, Melvin Strouse, Paul Streator, Edward Hiss, Herbert Groger, Bob arson Front Row-Layton Kest, Elmer Collins, Adah Worden, Jaan Hitchcock, Bob Davis, .lim Reich one hundred-nineteen A Thing Of Beauty First Semester Second Semester Dorothy Ward . r.... President . . . . . Lee Williams Lee Williams . . . . . Vice-President. ,.,.. Helen Burroughs Norma Haake . . .... Secretary .,,.,..... Carol Geitz N HIS travels Sheldon Shaw has seen examples of art all over the world. ln room 2lO he found the Art club, sponsored by Miss Elizabeth Hopkins, meets twice a month. After their business meeting, members enjoy themselves by working on whatever art projects they wish, such as ceramics, jewelry, oil painting, and silk screening. This year they did not enter the May show, since silk screening took up much of their time. But a successful doughnut sale was held to get money for needed supplies. Membership in this organization is open only to those receiving g-rades of A or high B in art. Back Row - Janice Swain, Joan Landis, June Drees, Sonia Blum, Hilda Mayer, Mary Lou Spencer, Joan Spurney, Nancy Cope, Sarah Thomas. Front Row - Lois Wood, Norma Haake tSecretary-treasureri, Lee Williams Nice-Presidentj, Dorothy Ward lPresidentl, Carol Jean Lowery, Nancy File, Alice Wiseman. one hundred-twenty Quiz, Party, Doughnuts ISTORY that Sheldon Shaw helped to make was being discussed by the History Club in Room 305 when he attended a meeting. Events that happened during the first semester beside world discus- sions were a party for newly-elected officers, who's who quiz program, and a profitable doughnut sale. Another interesting incident, remarked Louise Harrison, president, was the Christmas party. Each member brought a present and some un- expected but clever gifts. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Louise Harrison . , . . . President . . . . . Betty Schaefer Vera Jensen . . . . . Vice-President . . Jane Keckler . . . , , Treasurer . . . Back row - Joan Hitchcock, Louise Harrison, Paul Streator, Lois Flanigan, Dawn Gibson, Bette Schaefer Front Row - Kathryn Jones, Gilda Pizzutti, Mrs. Helen Cain, Vera Jensen, Margie Anstey, Jane Keckler one hundred twenty-one Whirlo Every Tuesday after school the meeting of Whirlo is called to order by Alice Wiseman, president, when members make plans for the following Friday after school to go skating. There are about 50 members in the club. During the past year the Whirloites had a skating party, a pot-luck dinner, and a dance. Another interesting feature about this skating club is that it has a bowling team and competed with other schools. OFFICERS President i.,. . Alice Wiseman Vice-President . , . T Bob Garman Treasurer . . i . Chuck Collister Back Row-Bob Garman, Sally Cole, Geraldine Lewis, Jean Young, Joan Wischmeyer, Beverly Hodge, Shirley Vogel, Gwen Mackle, Carol Walters, Arlene Carpenter, Ronald Collier Second Row - Bill Moore, Miss Harriet Carpenter, Nadeen Frankel, Beverly Blumn, Barbara Yedlick, Ada Hobson, Pat Danford, Lois Bell, Carol Polk, Ruth Peters, Margaret Hobson, Nial Collins, Larry Faflick Front Row-May Volpe, Gloria Schwaegerl, Imelda Moose, Dot Onelda, Phyllis Morgan, Barbara Goodwin, Bob Van Vliet, Alice Wiseman, Dawn Gerosimos, Roberta Horn, ,lane Hall, Jan Broeckel one hundred twenty-two Back Row-Dave Stafford, Bill Ross, Jack Metcalf, Lester Harris Second Row-Dawn Gibson, Dottie Whitacre, Betty Schaefer, Marilyn Brobst, Blossom Lubline, Virginia DeBoer, Janice Broeckel, Phyllis Leppelmeir, Margaret McKinley, Beverly Blum Front Row - Betty Ross, Vera Jensen, Helen Caine, Dorothy Pickett, Dottie Miller, Shirley Morist, Nancy Parkhurst, Jean Simmons, Mitzi Wilson, Sally Craven, Betty McKee, Jean Goldberg. Shuttle Solicitors The task of selling the Shuttle is divided into homerooms. Every room picks a pupil to act as Shuttle solicitor. It a pupil sells over half of the room books, he is given a book free. This year the book sold for 52.25. Betty Ross and Betty Schaefer were head of the business staff. one hundred twenty-three Back Row - Dave Armington, Perry Gittelson, Mary Louise Sutter, Joan Hitchcock, Ann Kathryn White, Joan Tilton, Betty Herrmann, Gilda Pizzuti, Sherman Berne, Don Jones. McGregor, Front Row - Ruth Cleaveland. Marilyn Welker, Lois Owen, Frances Rigel, Helen Lewis, Betty Kell, Barbara Ann Henry, Stormy Robinson, Jean Marie Towle, Betty Reich, Sally Ann Green, Eleanor Dobrinich. Honor Society Student Government one hundred twenty-four Back Row First Row Buenos Dias John Jacklitz, Nancy Smith, Marjorie Burrough, Norma Haake, Jean Romaine, Dawn Gibson, Vivian Lamont, Claire Landgrebe. President , , .. Vivian Lamont Vice President , Dawn Gibson Secretary . .. 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