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

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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.

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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

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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