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

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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

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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