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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1947 volume:

HUTTLE I94 Vol 44 E tC1e 1 d12O1-1 Y 1: I l a.S ve an , 10 .e -9 G.. Q , Y A R, , A? Clarence Gould Florence Duprow Irvmg Gray M C Dietrich, Pr1nc1pa1 S CHAIRMAN of the Red Cross in Cuyahoga county Marion C Dietrich is not only a highly respected high school principal but also a civic leader For l7 years he has been an adviser and a friend to thousands ot Show students who through his guidance have become responsible men and Mr Dietrich has gained much by democratic decisions of problems brought to his attention Believing that a well rounded education is the only proper education Mr Dietrich has greatly encouraged outside activities and helped make Shaw one of the most progressive schools in the city of Cleveland I I I I , . I I I I . I I women in their communities. - . I l I I. 0 I Korb, Supermtendent SSUMING has posltlon as superintendent of East Cleveland schools with the qulet dlgnuty and posse that make hum a worthy leader Dr O J Korb has established himself as a tradutnon of school lute durung has enght years In offnce Being the chief executuve officer of the board of educatlon Includes everything from enforcvng rules and regulatlons of the board selectlng the text books and proposlng courses of study to esturnatlng the revenue needed for the next fnscal year When asked what he thought of Shaw students Dr Korb remarked They are the best boys and gurls In the world HQQMNL BOARD OF EDUCATION Paul H McClelland Mrs Maruern S Morgan Mlss Ruth B Nemec Ben B Wlckhorn Dr O J Korb Z C Kline George Nelson Board Of Education ROVIDING necessary equlpment for students hlrlng teachers general running of the school these are all dutles of the East Cleveland board of educatnon conslstlng of four men and one woman Thus woman IS Mrs Marlon Morgan now vlce presrdent of the board who has served slnce l934 Current Board Presldent Ben B Wlckham IS a practlclng attorney and land vlce presldent of the Cleveland Trust Zenas C Kllne affiliated with chemical products dlvlslon of General Electric and George Nelson well known East Cleveland jeweler ln the board of educatlon Buslness offlce were two changes thus year Mlss Ruth B Nemec was appointed clerk treasurer and Wllllam A Speed was appointed superuntendent of bulldungs and grounds Wnlllam Councell former business manager resigned thus year to become dnrector of athletucs at Western Reserve unlverslty four l I I I ' ' I I ' . 1 . I . . . has been a member since l929. The other three members are Paul McClel- I . . I U . I . . . 1 1 ' . ' I . I . ' I I C President Vlce Presndent Secretory Jean Anderson Wllllom Eorly Joan Ellsworth ' 1 UPPER ROW ALLEN CARROLL KeeKee Acc demnc Student Council lsecy 2 pres 3 pres 43 Lnfesavnng Friendship 3 fcabmetl v pres 4 Tarpon 2 3 4 S Letter2 3 4 Gym oder 2 G A A 4 letc Council 2 3 fpres 47 A ua Dux 3 Montlcello College AMIDANO KENNETH ANDERSON EUNICE JEANNE Jeanne Academuc Student uncul 2 3 4 Fruendshup 2 3 G A A 2 3 4 Aqua Dux 2 Chonr 2 Whlrlo 2 S Letter College BEAL HELEN Commercial Frnend shlp 2 4 Offnce work MlDDLE ROW BEFACCHIA JOSEPHINE Commercial Frnendshup 2 4 Office work BELL HARRY Sonny Academuc Rlfle Club 2 Sophomore Football Monltor 2 Take a clvll servuce test loin the Marmes and attend col ege BITONTI ALBERT Eyes Com merclal Rnfle Club 2 Radio 2 Join the Navy then attend college BLAKE SHIRLEY Shir Com merclal Frnendshlp 2 3 4 Glee Club Work on an offnce BLUMENTHEL BERNARD Bernie Academic H Y 2 3 4 Mon r 2 3 Track 2 3 Natnonal Honor Society 4 Red Cross Solncutor 2 Tacket Solncutor 2 3 4 Western Reserve Umverslty LOWER ROW BROECKEL JANICE on Tech mcal Whlrlo 2 3 Dramatic Club G e Club 2 3 AA 2 S Letter Gurl Friendship 2 3 fcabn net 4 J Red Cross Solucntor 3 Shuttle Solncutor 3 Cleveland School of Art CARLSON BARBARA Barb Academnc C our 2 3 4 Free d shlp 4 Work CAVASINI ERNEST Ernie Aco Football 2 3 Track 3 4 Y 4 Student Council 3 4 Monitor 2 3 4 Vorsltv S Western Reserve Unnversnty demic COFFE EUGENE Sam Academ Y 2 Rifle Clu fsecy range offlcer 2l Monitor 2 3 Dramatlc Club 2 3 4 Chorus 2 Choir 3 4 Whlrlo 3 Home Room Representatuve 2 3 Adelbert College SIX 1 w.. 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KNEBUSCH, ROBERT E. - Bob -- Academic. KRAFT GEORGE Academic Mon itor 3 HIY 3 Cole e MIDDLE ROW KREUTZER, KATHERINE - Kay - Commercial - Friendship 2, 3, 4, Whirlo 45 G.A.A. 2, Work. LaVlGNA, MARY LOU - Lou - Academic - Friendship 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, Monitor 25 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Flora Stone Mather. LEHMAN, CHARLES A. - Chuck - Academic - Hi-Y 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Monitor 3, Track 3, 4, College. LEONI, LEON - Technical - Radio Club 4' Radio Technician LEPPELMEIER PHYLLIS Commer cia Choir 2 3 4 Friendship 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 3 4 Football Program Committee 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Dyke School at Business LOWER ROW LEWIS, HELEN - Academic - Friend- ship 2, 3, 4, Monitor 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Gym Leader 4, National Honor Society 45 College. LIMES, JOHN -- Jack - Academic -Case School of Applied Science, Lo PICCOLO, SACK MALBON, HAZEL - Haz - Aca- demic - Whirlo 2, 3, Friendship 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Cinema Club 2, 3, Monitor 4, Nurses' Training McCOY RUSSELL Mac Aca demic Movie Operator 2 3 4 nitor234HiY234 31 College Fllne Q . ' . T 1- - : - 5 lo- . ' . 1. . ' .' . T 1 ' I- , , . 1 , , - , , , 1 ,J , ,J M0 ,,:- ,,:lPres. 1 n , J . , , , it , , , if 7. i. L , ' ' V ig-5Z,i1' . 5, , V ' . R ,- -.N A J I 'S UPPER ROW McGlLVERY JOHN RICHARD Bud Academic Y 2 3 4 o ball 3 College McNlGHT MARGARET Margy Commercual F endshup 2 3 4 Tarpon 2 3 Harvard Team 2 3 G A 2 3 4 Night Sc ool PECK NADINE Commecnal M nrtor 2 3 4 Frlendshlp 2 3 4 Work PERROTTI CHARLES J Chuck Academic Army College PFHAL LOIS Academic National nor Society 4 GAA 2 3 Frlendshlo 2 3 4 Monntor 4 Bowl Ing Green Unlverslty MIDDLE ROW PRESSMAN JOANNE RADTKE DONALD Don Aca demnc Football 2 Golf Team 3 4 Momtor 3 Rrfle Club 4 Western Reserve University nncal College REED NANCY Academnc Whnrlo Fr ndshlp 3 4 GAA 4 dent Councll CHomeroom Pres 41 Red Cross representative 4 Obser v 3 ramatuc Club 2 Kent State Unnversuty LOWER ROW REYNOLDS DONALD L Don Academuc Transfered from Oak Park Hugh School Oak Park Illmols 4 Fenn College ROCKWOOD DONNA Commerclal Glee Club 2 3 4 Cnnema 2 Frnend s234Wk ROE EUGENE Gene Academlc Basketball lMgr 2 33 Student Council CHomeroom Pres 2 33 Mon :tor 3 Movie Operator 4 Army College ROWE ALLAN Army College SCHWAEGERL GLORIA lrlo 2 3 G A A 3 Work Academic Commercial Fruendshrp 3 ten . 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WILSON, MITZI - Willy - Aco- demic -- oir 25 Glee Club 5 Student Council 4 il-lomeroom Pres. 2, 335 Notionol Honor Society 3, 4, 'endship 2, 3, 4, GAA. 2, , 1 Dromofic Club 4, Monitor 2, Red Cross 25 Antioch College. WISSMAN, CHARLES - Chuck - Acodemic - Rodio Club 45 Hi-Y 2, 35 Sophomore Foofboll 25 Work, Twelve Th? President Vice President Secretory Irvmg Gray Charles Irish Rlchord Goscolgne UPPER ROW ABBOTT ROBERT Bob Aca demlc Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Debate Team 2 Natlonal For slcLague234l-lY2 dent Council 3 lfreas 4l Momtor Captaun 4 Homeroom Pres 2 Rifle Cub 4 lp es 3l Case School o Applued Sclence ALEMAGNO MARIO Technlcal our 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Sxty 3 ARNOFF MILTON S lm Aca demic Chess Club 2 3 Rifle Club 4 Stamp Club 2 3 4 Army Case School of Applied Science ATWELL WILLIAM Llecta Techmcal Athletlc Ticket Sollctor 3 4 Pollce School AUSTIN CLARK George Acc demlc our 2 3 4 Homeroom Pres Red Cross Sollcutor F otball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 r slty S 3 4 College MIDDLE ROW BALBAN MAXINE Max Com merclal rlendshlp 2 3 W lrlo 2 3 GAA 2 3 4 Momtor 2 3 4 Bowlung Green Umverstuy BARCLAY DONALD Deke Academic Fo tball 2 3 4 as k all 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 ar S 2 3 4 Col BARGAR BEVERLEE Bev Aca demlc Frlendshlp 2 3 4 GAA 3 4 Dramatuc Club Huron Road School of Nursmg BIDELMAN LOIS Biddle Com merclal GAA 2 3 4 Frlendshlp 3 4 Pravote Secretary BLACK EDWARD Blackle Academic HIY Basketball 4 Track 2 3 4 Monitor 2 3 lcaptam 49 Swummlng Leader LOWER ROW BOUCK ROBERT C Bob Aca demuc Football 2 3 4 Vorsuty S 3 4 HuY 2 3 Basketball 2 Base ba 2 3 4 Col ege BRAUN JUDITH MARYLYNN Judy Cor-nmerclal GAA 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 2 3 4 Frlendshlp Dancing 2 4 Dress Desugner BRAZIE SUE Bunnybob Com merclal G e Club 3 lpres 41 Friendship 2 4 Private Secretary BRENNAN PAUL S lm Tech nlcal Y 2 Tr Sophomore Football Monutor Army BROBST MARILYN YVONNE Lyn Academic G e Club 3 4 A 2 Frle hp Shuttle Sollclor 3 4 College fourteen 'r 2 , A A 'l fl'-I FSS? 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DeLELLl0, GILBERT - Gill -- Tech- nical 7 Choir 2, 3, 4, Monitor 2, 3, Army. MIDDLE ROW DORNBACK, DONALD - Don --- Academic - Band 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, I 3, Col ege. DORNBACK DAVID - Dave - Technical - Band 2, 3, 4, HI-Y 2, 4, College. FAFLICK, LAWRENCE - Larry - Academic - Whirlo 2, 3, -1, Rifle Club 4, Western Reserve Univeisny. FEHER, LOUIS - Louie - Academ- ic - Football 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Pres., Monitor 2, 3, 4, Musicians' Union in Cali- farnia. FINKLER, HOWARD - Fluffy - Technical - Work. LOWER ROW FINELLI, PETER - Pete -- Aco- demic - Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 5, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity S , 4. FISSEL, JOANNE-- Jo - Academic G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Friendship 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Riding Club 3, 4, Observer 3, 4, S Letter Girl, Travel, Aqua-Dux 3, Gym Leader 4. FITCH, STEPHEN - Steve - Aco- demic N- Hi-Y 3, Monitor 2, Tennis Team 2, 3, College. CONWAY, ANNA MAY - Annie - Commerclal - Whirlo 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Friendship 2, 3, 4, Aqua Dux 3, Secretary. FOREMAN, JAMES - Jim - Aca- demic Y 3 ' Kent Sta e Unlversitv K seventeen 5 Hi- 2, ,, t , , '--,V S 4 ' 1 , ' , ' 'X A , . , X . ri A y 2 l . ,V I S I A Q V. c f- fgiiisfs A I f A I , ,:Q:4'g 2321 In .'f:f:.'f'.f!:, 'il ' - UPPER ROW FORSTER ARTHUR Ar Tech nucol Rufle Club 3 4 Monutor 4 Army FORTUNE RICHARD Duck Academuc Debate Team FORTUNE RAYMOND Ray Academuc Monutor Commuttee Debate Team 3 College FRANCIS RICHARD Duck Acc demuc College GAGE CAROLYN Carol Tech nucal GAA 4 Fruendshup 2 3 4 Whurlo 2 3 Monutor 4 Dromatuc Club 3 4 Cunema Club 3 Get Mar rued Kent State Unuversuty MIDDLE ROW GANDY JOAN Academuc Dra matuc Club 3 4 GAA 4 Observer 3 College GARMAN ROBERT Gunder Academuc W urlo 2 3 4 l-lu Y 4 Track 3 4 College GASCOIGNE RICHARD N Gus Academuc Dramatuc Club 3 4 Boosters 4 Hu Y 2 3 4 Red Cross 2 Homeroom Pres 2 3 Black Red Revue 4 Army College Theatrucal Advertusung GEITZ CAROL Academuc Ar ub 3 4 Tarpon 3 QV Pres Aqua Dux 3 4 Fruendshup Afhletuc Councul 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Rudung Club 2 3 lleader 41 S Letter Gurl 3 4 Modern Dancung 3 Lufe Savung 2 College GILLET JEAN Gully Academuc Chour KV Pres 3 Lubraruan 4l Dra matuc Club 2 4 Glee Club 2 Shuttle 4 Fruendshup 3 4 Whurlo 2 Honor Socuety 4 Nurses Trounung at St Johns Hosputal LOWER ROW GLEASON PATRICIA a Academuc Fruendshup 2 4 Dra matuc Club 2 3 4 Monutor 3 Red oss 3 4 Chour 2 3 4 Whuro Allegheny College GOLDBERG JEAN Academuc Observer 3 ledutor 43 Shuttle 3 lad vertusung mgr 43 Gym Leader 4 ramatucs 2 3 GAA R Ing Club 2 3 Monutor 2 3 4 Fruendshup 2 3 4 Shuttle Solucutor GOLLER GENEVIEVE Genny Academuc our 2 GAA 3 Fruendshup 2 3 Modern Dancung 4 Monutor 2 Leaders Club 4 Purdue Unuversuty GORMAN ALLAN Tech nucol Monutor 2 3 Hu Y Movue Crew 4 College GOSKE SUSAN ue Corrumer cua Modern Dancung 4 G A A 2 3 4 Fruend u 4 Yale Harvard Team 3 Oftuce eughfeen ui E I all . if ,if . t I I i ,u tu 'il - ' I .1 ' 1 - 'V ' -1- ,up 'H 1 Cr . 1 A , , 2 'I 2: I- i 1, - u, 1 I , i ,u -fu i ' - . - h , , 1 - 1 g , : 1 . l - - 4 ,, ,, - -- , ' f I. . , . 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HUTH THOMAS Tom Aca Keri demic Band 2 3 HIY 2 Trcick HOWES, KATHRYN JEAN - Toscho HOLUB, ROBERT - Bob - Academ- Academic - Whirlo 2, 35 Friendship A - Hi-Y 25 Baseball 2, 35 Varsity , ' G 3 4' Monitor 5 S 35 Monitor 2. Alquo ljux -3, 45 Red' Cross 4. HOOVER, ROBERT - Bob - Aca- ILIFF MARSHA - Academic demic - Swimming 2, 3, 45 Foot- seryer 3 lfeature editor 435 latina ball 25 Hi-Y . ub 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. , 3, 45 Frie - ship 2, 3, 45 Art Club 45 Ohio State University. twenty UPPER ROW IRISH CHARLES F Chuck Academlc Varsity S 4 Student uncll 3 4 Football 2 3 4 H 'P 3 Natuonal Honor Socnety 3 4 Ohlo State Unlverslty JACKLITZ JOHN Banker Acodemlc Hn Y 2 Sponlsh Club 2 Momtor 2 College JAQUAYS JOAN Technucal Fnendshlp 2 GAA 2 Aqua Dux 2 Art Club 2 Gym Leader 2 3 Swum mung Leader 2 Art School JENKINS JUNE Jenk Com merclal Frlendshlp 2 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 Monltor 3 Col ege JEWELL ANITA Academrc Band ndshrp 2 3 Rldlng Club 4 Aqua Dux 3 College MIDDLE ROW JOHNSON JAMES nm Aca demlc Debate Team 2 3 Chess ub 3 Tennis 3 4 Varsut 3 4 Col ege JOHNSON JOYCE SHARON John nue Academic Whlrlo 2 GAA 2 Frlendshlp 2 3 Dramotlc Club 2 4 College JOHNSON SHIRLEY demic LOWER ROW KAPLIN WAYNE Acadernlc Western Reserve KASAFTES CHRISTOPHER Chns Academxc F otball 2 3 4 s ketball 2 3 Baseball 4 College KENTY JOAN ACGGDVTIIC Transferred from Helghts Hugh School Friendship 4 Cholr 4 GAA Modern Dancnng 4 Cclleqe nd2 3 4 Tarpon3 4 GA 2 3 4 Frrendshlp 2 3 Col ege KINNEAR JOAN Joannle Academlc Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Frlendshlp 2 3 4 Na no a Honor Socnety 3 4 Spanlsn Cl.lh '4 G e Club 2 3 Monutor 2 Olrl State Unrverslty twenty one ' x A 1 - a K l I A -ru ,, ,, - Q I - ,,J. ,, - - I - , -4 C0 5 : , 1 i-Y CI , 45 ' 5 5' ' 'y S ' -, ,J , I , 1 I , V ' ' I ha 11 - ll Z - 0 , , 1 B0 - T 'I , . . 1 H ff - .,, ' . . ,,' 1 1 r 5 1. . . - 5 1- , 9, 5 ' 5 A I I V I T njpu M- 1 - . 45 ' ' 5 'A 5 , . . 45 . 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' . . i .- IC - , . : Cl I , lS 5 , , . g, 3, 4, 2 ,haf i 5 A 3 X ' I or ,, l I , , , 5 , A f ff 3 A 2 ' . 5' 3 UPPER ROW SCHENCK PAUL Lanky Aca demrc Sophomore Football 2 Reserve Basketball 2 3 Varsrty Football 3 4 Varslty Basketball 4 Varsity Baseball 3 4 College SCHNEIDER MARGARET Margle Academrc Dramatic Cub 4 Frlendshlp 4 Glee Club 4 College SCOTT JUNE Scotty Academ Frnendshlp 2 3 4 Observer Club 4 Omo Unlverslty SEAVER WARREN Academlc Hr Y Mazda Chapter 2 3 tPres of Mazda 43 Football 2 3 4 College SH ERRY ROBERT Bob Aca demrc Football 2 3 4 Basket 2 B all 4 S 3 4 Homeroom Pres College MIDDLE ROW SHIMELONIS PAUL Academic Armed Forces SILVAROLI NICHOLAS Nickle Commerclal C our 2 3 4 Ceve land lnstltute at Music SLADEK MICHAEL Make Technical Work SLATER CAROL Slats Aca Aaua Dux 3 Cholr 2 3 4 Frlena p 2 GAA 2 3 Mom 3 Glee Club 2 College SMELTZER JEAN Smelly Com merclal Frlendshlp 2 3 GAA 2 Offrce Work LOWER ROW SMITH, ALFRED Academic Swimming Team 3 4 Manltor 2 4 Track Team 3 4 Marlne Corps Ohlo State Unlverslty SMITH HAROLD Bud Aca demic Monitor 3 Rlfle Club 3 Swlmmlng 4 College SMITH NANCY JANE Acodemnc Friendship 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Tarpon Club 3 4 Aqua Dux Monltor 3 4 S Letter Ohlo Wes leyan SMITH WENDELL R Wendy Academlc Cheerleader 3 4 Swlmmlng 2 3 4 Track Team 3 Water front director at a camo IH Marne SONVILLE MARY E Sonnle Commercial F endshlp 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Sec tonal work twenty IX 'I I 'L 3 'E Si A 1 2, in l , 2 3 . 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I. , , , 5 g re- -S- UPPER ROW SPENCER MARGARET Twinkle Academlc rlendshnp 2 3 M src Chairman 3 Chonr 2 3 4 Tarpon 3 4 Aqua Dux 3 College SPERO JEROD ALLEN erry Academlc Band 2 3 4 Momtor 3 Dramatlc Club 2 Ohio Stat Unu versity SPETH RONALD Ronnle Aca demnc Varsity Football 3 4 Basketball 3 Hn Y 2 College STAHL RONALD JOHN Bud Acodemnc Boosters 3 4 Hn Y 2 3 4 Chorr 2 3 4 Black Red Revue 3 4 Col ege STOUGH EUGENE Gene Aca demlc MIDDLE ROW STRATTON JAMES Jnmmy Acodemlc Football 2 awlrnm 2 3 4 Track 4 Kent .st 0 STROUSE MELVIN JOHN Acodemuc Debate Club 3 National Forensic League 3 A West ern Reserve Unuverslty STUHLER HARVEY E Bud Academic Hu Y 2 3 Swnmmma Spanish Club 3 4 Stamp Clu Rlfle Club 4 Momtor 2 3 4 TAYLOR WILLIAM ll e Academlc ack 2 3 4 Sw m ng 2 Chor 2 3 l-ll Y 2 Col Lge THOMAS, EDWARD Edle Acc dems: Track 2 3 Swnmmlng 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Work twenty-seven LOWER ROW THOMPSON RONALD Ronnle Academlc Y 2 3 Swlrn 2 3 Valparorso Unlverslty TRIMBLE PATTY Tnmoy Cornmerclal Dramatlc Club 3 4 Observer 3 4 Momtor 2 3 Tarpon 3 4 Aqco Dux 3 4 Frlenclshlp 2 G A A 3 4 Wo TROYAN PAUL Academlc TURPIN BETTY LOU Comme-rc.1l rlendshlp 2 3 4 G Whnrlo 2 3 Bowlmg Green Unxer slty TYSZKA RICHARD Rack Aca demlc Dromafrc Club 4 Deoale Club 4 Transferred from Fast cc 4 College ,M--N UPPER ROW UFHOLZ CONRAD Technical Work VARANESE VINCENT Fa Academic Returned to school trcm U S Navy 4 Student Council 2 3 Choir22 3 4 Boosters 2 3 oot Y Black Red Revue College VEIL SHIRLEE Shir Academic .A. 2 3, 4 Friendship Dramatic Club 2, 3' Monitor 4' Work. VICTOR EVELYN ANN - Vickie - Commercial - Work. WALKER JOSEPH - oe - Aca- demic - Monitor 4, Rifle Club lV. Pres. 43, Ohio State, MIDDLE ROW WALSH WILLIAM Aca demic WARD DOROTHY Dottie Technical Ar Club 2 lPres 33 Choir 2 3 iSecy 43 Friendship lArt chairman 2 3 43 Dramatic Club 3 Glee Club 4 Nurses Training WEED PATRICIA Pattie Aca demic Observer 4 Friendship G.A.A. 2 3 4 Monitor 4 Red Cross Solicitor 2 3' Dramatic Club 2 ' Business College. WESLEY DONALD - Don - Aca- demic - Observer 3 4' Hi-Y 2 3, 4' Rifle Club 4' Debate Team 4' Chess Club 35 Western Reserve University. LOW E R ROW WHITACRE DOROTHY Dottie Commercial Maiorette 3 endship 2 3 4 AA 2 Work WHITE LYLE Academic Band 3 4 Hi Y 2 3 4 Dramatic u 3 4 iPres 33 Homeroom Pres 2 3 WHITWELL ANNE Academic Glee Club 3 4 Friend hip 2 G.A,A, 3, 4' Tarpon 4' Monitor 45 College. WIEDLUND BETTY - Breezy - Academic - Friendship 2 3 4' G.A, . 2 35 Glee Club 3' Choir 4' - ic Club 3, ' M ni or ' College, WILLIAMS KEITH - Sidney - Academic - Football 4' H'-Y g Student Council 4' Homeroom Pres. 4' Case School of Applied Science. twenty-eight UPPER ROW WILLIAMS LILA ee Techm ca Frlendshnp 2 3 4 Tarpon 3 A 4 Art Clu 2 3 4 A D x 2 3 4 Sfudenf Councul 3 4 S Letter Fashion lllusfrator WILTSHIRE JANICE Acadermc endshuo 2 3 4 A Monlfor 2 3 Modern Dancung Rldvng Club 3 College WISEMAN VIRGINIA Gnnny Academuc Frlendshlp 2 A 2 3 Rldln C Ohio Wesleyan WOODARD JEANETTE Jenme Acadernuc I Ing Club 2 Friendship 2 3 4 Clnema Club 3 GAA 2 3 4 Modern Dancmg 2 4 Drarnaluc Club 2 3 4 Mons or 4 College WOOSTER ANNETTE MAY Anme Commercual MIDDLE ROW WORDEN ADAM MELTON Academ Band 2 3 4 Debate Club 2 3 4 Natrona! Forensuc League 3 4 ee Club 2 3 Natlonal H n r o o Socnety 3 4 Nurse YOUNG ROBERT Boa Aca demuc Football 2 3 4 Baskefball College ZUCKER ROBERT Bob Aca demlc Y 2 3 4 Football Red Cross Sollcufor Chour 2 4Pres 41 CAMPBELL RICHARD Campbell Academuc College Frlendshlp 4 Bookkeeper HERSH MYRON Academic LOWER ROW RUSH EDWARD Academuc LANG JANET Red Comme cla Glee Club 4 Dramatlc 4 fwenty nine 1,-em Smme W- A84 1-X 3, XQXW I-I .ai I 4 ..L H Z- - I 4 - , , .. . . I - , , 5 , IC - , , 1 , 4, . C. 3, 5 b , , 5 qua . I V r , u , , 2 I , Q Gl , J .. . - 'f lf' 4 - F , ' , ' I GA' ' 2' 3' 2, 3, Baseball ,4g Hi-Y 45 I ' I - , -f 3 T - '- Ha- g 2, af , G,A. . , ,Ag ' ' g my 2, 3, Ag 4? F f 3 Q . A -2 v ' - Rd' - , 3 - ' - - ' n'- - g - ' , , 5 ' ,4f 2 A . . . , , g , 3, - 1 , , 7 'f ' ' , - Ed - , A P . I Q., i 3 - 1 ' Q A :fab 'TT ',f ml'-M ' 7 1 5 ff 'Q I 2' 3 Open House 5!5Z Conference in Room 209 Mrs Hoge at the Programs Passing Out Programs Talking Things Over ln The Swim Carter s Physics Class Checkin Up ROBABLY l400 parents and visitors still remember the evening of Nov 26 when they went home tired after a hard day at school Thia night was open house and gave the parents a chance to see just what goes on in Shaw on an average day. There were demonstrations in the pool, gym, and auditorium by the swimming and gym classes and the choir and band respectively. The cate- teria was a popular spot, since one could eat light refreshments and relax when lunch period or study hall came around. Halt-holidays were enjoyed by the students in rooms 38, 31, and 208 tor having the greatest percentage of parents present. Faculty Leaders W H LOWDEN ELPING to create better cltuzens and bunld better munds the faculty advisers are constantly at their jobs Mass Jean Quay assistant prunctpal and dean of gurls advlses the gurls on thenr datly problems Wtth the asslstance of Mtss Betty Wenger she checks unltorms and attendance Mass Quay also plans students programs at the begtnnlng ot each semester Although W Hoyt Lowden attectlonately called the Warden has a full day s work as dean ot boys he as also the head ot the socnal studies and the vlsual educatuon departments As It this werent enough Mr Lowden also teaches a dauly class I0 Amerzcan Government H K Hunter guidance dlrector helps each Shaw Hugh student plan has future He assists students In planning their creduts for college H K HUNTER I I I 1 1 ' I . . 1 - ' H ll ' 1 1 , . . . 1 . . . . 1 . , . ' - 1 1 . nglish Department Hubert McNcuII Cloro Clendenen George Todd Helen Wrlght Muldred Polmer C C Reynord Loulse Boker LOUISE BAKER MILDRED PALMER Englnsh Ohlo Wesleyan Western Reserve Kngs School of Drama and Oratory BA and MA Degrees MARGARET CAMPBELL nngnsh Wooster Columbia U Shaw 1927 CLARA CLENDENEN English U of Pennsylvanra Western Reserve B of Sc and A Degrees Shaw 1928 UBERT McNEILL English Western Reserve M A L L B Shaw, 1939 Englrsh Marietta College Journal sm at Wxs COHSIYI C C REYNARD English Hiram U at Michigan A B A GEORGE TODD Englush Northwestern U hlo B A A Shaw 1937 ELEN WRIGHT English Department He Western Reserve A A Shaw 1922 ad Thlrty Two 5 ' ' . .1 '. A.B. and A.M Degrees shawl 1938 , . .1 0 ' U. . . M. . ' J M' ' H H A.B.i . .5 . . . .B.1 M. . Enghsh Department TRESSING lrterature as well as grammar the Engllsh department thus year was especially busy In plannung and producung the program for Irbrarys sulver annnversary celebration under the able assistance of Mass Louuse Baker Instructor ot the Creatuve Wrutnng Class Luterary actlvltues ot thus vstal department headed by Mass Helen Lnables to Vanlty Farr Academic Englash courses are desugned for future college student whsle Survey English Includes a well rounded background for students taklng the Commercral course The English department was proud of the seven gurls whose poems were accepted for the Natlonal Hugh School Poetry Anthology Thrs was probably the largest number of Shaw students ever to have their works accepted l ty three I I . , , . . . . , . Wright, include everything from Lorna Doane, and the House ot Seven 5 ll ll ' ' ll . . 52 Science Department Harry Aitken Noah Nunemoker Claude Carter R C Morris Harold Crook HARRY AITKEN RALPH C MORRIS Physmgrophy Department Chemnstry Department Head Graduated from Muskingum College AB MA and LLB Degrees Came to Shaw m 1946 NOAH NUNEMAKER CLAUDE J CARTER Physlcs Radio Department chemlshy Department Remo Club Advlsor Graduated from Otterbem College A B Degree A B Degree Came to Shaw un l9'lB EDITH SCRIBNER Botany and Biology Department Ph D and M A Degrees thirty four 8.A. Graduate Work Ohio State Degree ' 'I ' I' l ' ' Sclence Department NDER the Ieadershnp of Claude J Carter the scuence department has agaan thus year endeavored to teach the student the elements of scuence and guve ham a better understandmg of the whys and wheretores of at Thus active department offers courses ln blology physuology physucs chemlstry and physnography nt helps hum decide whether or not he would luke to further hrs educatlon un thus fueld In the chemlstry and physucs classes two days a week are devoted to laboratory work so that the student may actually see what he IS studylng Biology students have lab work also but the students takung the other types of scuence must rely mostly on theur textbooks thlrty flve I lt appeals largely to the academic student preparing for college, since Commercial Department Back row Louus N F Le Front row Anno Soudal Elizabeth Wenger Evo Du Hodwoy Morne Kurtz Kothrrne Hubmger EVA DuHADWAY Commercual Engllsh Ohno Unlverslty Came to Shaw In 1922 KATHRINE HUBINGER Typmg Ohlo State Unlversnty B S and B S S Degrees MARIE KURTZ Shorthand Fnendshlp Club Fmdlay College Came to Shaw IH 1925 NELSON F LEIST Commercial Law Clnclnnotl College Came to Shaw m 1929 ROBERT P LOUIS Psychology Boosters Club Faculty Oberlln College Came to Shaw In 1937 ANNA M SOUTAR Physical Geography Ohuo Umverslty B S A Came to Shaw nn 1921 ELIZABETH WENGER Commercial Findlay College Manager rty -R, P. , .I . I ist. I I V I Y AW W Y B.S.. in Elducatiorl BiS..in Eoucation, M.S. in Education L Commerc1a1 Department O DEVELOP o scientific attitude toward business services and business management to gain knowledge of prevailing methods of business procedure and to acquire knowledge training and skill essential for remun erative employment These are the chief aims of the Commercial depart ment Although the academic course has by tar the maiority of pupils 768 students took some form of commercial work Ot these 233 took typing and a third or these students were taking academic courses Commercial students take business orientation a preliminary course The grading for this is either satisfactory or unsatisfactory Other com pulsory subiects are commercial English law economics expression and physical education ln the secretarial course one learns to operate such intricate machines as the dictaphone calculator and adding machine The head of the department is Mr Nelson F l.eist and the following teachers teach commercial subjects Miss Eva Duhadway Miss Kathryn l-lubinger Miss Marie Kurtz Robert P Louis Miss Anna Soutar and Miss Wenger SLvCV1 I ii ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I . . , . 1 1 ' I ' ' I I I , , . . , . . . I . A with six weeks' training each in shorthand, bookkeeping, and retail trade. I I ' ' ' I I l I I ' I I Languages Ellzobeth Ort Aluce Zuck Jeonne Boyd Isabelle Lotto Jenme Gleeson JEANNE I BOYD German Department German Club Advlser Graduated From Capital Umverslty BA Degree Come to Show IH 1946 JENNIE GLEESON Lohn Department Head Sensor Class Advisor Graduated From Math r College and Western Reserve Urlverslty PhB and MA Dgerees Came to Shaw In 1906 ISABELLE LATTA Spanish Department Unlversmes AB Drake Western Re serve A M lFrenchj Mnddlebury School ot Languages AM lSponlshJ Sorbonne IUnlverslty ot Parnsf LAIIlance Francaise Pans Llnstatut Phonetlque Pans AB and A M degrees Came to Shaw un 1941 ELIZABETH ORT French Department Graduated From Wittenberg College AB and AM Degrees Came to Shaw IN 1918 ALICE M ZUCK Spanish Department Graduated From Lebanon Valley College lA BD Ohio State Unlversnty QB S and M A In Educatlonj Come to Shaw un 1922 thirty mqht A.B., B.S. and M.A. Degrees Language Department Jennue Zuck HE Language department consists of Mass Jeanne Boyd Mass Gleason Muss Isabelle Lotta Mass Elisabeth Ort and Mass Allce At Shaw four basuc languages are taught as most colleges two years of any language If at any tame durung these two years a for some reason drops the language he ns taking he automatlcally has language creduts requlre student forfeuts The languages taught at Shaw are German by Muss Boyd French by Mass Ort Latun by Muss Gleason and Spanush by Mass Latta and Mass Zuck Shaw welcomes thus year Mass Boyd the new German teacher Also durung the semester two practnce teachers were learnung the methods of teachlng Spanush from Mnss Lotta and Muss Zuck ...Y 1' Th lynn Industnal Department The aIms of mechanIcal drawIng are to correlate the mjnd, eye and hand for the purpose of readIng a drawIng expressIng It on paper, and conveynng to others deflnlte Ideas lt traIns In observatIon and general mechanIcal abIlIty and fIts puplls for shop draftmg and IS an IncentIve for further development along these IInes The subject IS taught by Roy WIsecup under whom there IS a class of 40 Machme shop IS the most popular for technucal students wIth IO8 students takIng It The students work out problems from theur textbook Metalwork Small hand tools and vlses are made the students usIng chInes used are englne lathes vertlcal drIll presses vertIcal mIllers and benches The teacher IS Thomas HutchInson The woodworkIng classes of 60 students are under the dIrectIon of Mr OlIver CraIg The students get Ideas for projects from thenr textbooks Some of these projects are IntrIcate lamps coffee tables model boats gun racks plaques letter fnles sIlver rIngs, checker and chess boards and 24 sandwjch trays OLIVER N CRAIG ROY WISECUP Woodworking Blue Prmt Readlng Mechamcal Drawmg Basketball Baseball Mloml UIIIVQYSIYY THOMAS L HUTCHINSON BS m Educqhon Came to Shaw In 1927 Mochme Shop Show 1945 I , . . ,, . I . ,, . . , . , I . . t . I Il Il ' ' ' I machinery, hand tools, and benchwork in making them. Some of the ma- I I I . I . I I l I I - - - lr I I I Physlcal Educahon forty one RALPH C PATTON ALICE JURINGUS DOUGLAS VIVAN Physncal Education Football Muskingum College Ohio State Physical Eduot on GAA ACEIVIEIES Kent State Unlversuty AB B S In Education Came to Shaw un 1946 Physlcal Educotson Swlmmmg ond Track Came to Shaw In 1936 ITH Mass Alice Jurnngus Douglas Vlvuan and Ralph Patton unstructung Mr Vnvuan or Doc as he as more commonly known as the veteran of the physlcal education staff Doc also heads the swimming and track teams besldes has work as physucal educatnon Instructor Muss Jurungus returned to Shaw after an absence of four years which she spent In the Red Cross She heads all gurls sports besndes her regular gym class work Mr Patton In addltlon to has ,ob as head football coach us assistant to Mr Vavaan an the physncal educatlon department and ns also helpnng out on the track team l l Shaw gym classes had ample supervision for l946-47. History Department N H Lowden John Snovely W H Morris H L Nora on JOHN L SNAVELY JANET JONES Economics and Mathemotlcs Department World HustorY Ameflmn Hlsf'-7 Chess Club and Golf Club Advlsor BS and MA Degrees B S and MA Degrees ANNA M DEVNEY Amerlcon Hlstory Crvlcs BS ond MA Degrees W HOYT LOWDEN Social Studies Monitor System Dean ot Boys Visual Education Ohlo State Unlversnty BA and MA Degrees Come to Shaw ln 1927 WILLIAM H MORRIS History Ohlo University Come to Show ln 1925 HAROLD NARAGON Social Science Natmnol Honor Society Heidelberg College and Ohio University A B ond M A Degrees Came to Shaw ln 1937 Y State forty two . . , , . . ' , . . Q . , , ' . . Y Sfqmp Club B.S. in Education and M.A. :Degrees H1StOIY Department 55 N FOURTEEN hundred and ninety two Columbus sanled the ocean blue ns one ot the Important facts taught to the students of hnstory The hnstory courses Include American history World history and American gov ernment W Hoyt Lowden who as In charge of vusuol educataon ns also The mann oblectuve nn teachnng hnstory as to fund reasons why people act as they do It has been discovered by history students that environment and geographical locatnons play a large part an the mannerusms and actnvutses of the citizens of the world Various student teachers have taken over history classes for a semester as part of thesr traunnng l T Y I head ot the Social Studies Department. 1VIathematics Department R A Brown l-l P Frak OR 4l years Shaw students have learned theorems and postulates under the watchful eye of R A Brown, head of the Mathematics department Few, If any ot has puplls have had a chance to cavort with a substitute for Mr Brown has mussed only two days ot school slnce he fnrst started teaching trugonometry solud geometry and Intermediate algebra At present there are only tour other math teachers all of whom teach other subjects also They are H P Frank plane geometry Martin Loftus, Snavely nntermedlate algebra RALPH A BROWN Mathemotlcs Department Head Graduated From Case College BS and MA Degrees Came to Shaw un 1907 MARTIN LOFTUS Mathetlcs Department Graduated From Boldwln Wallace Western Reserve A B and M A Degrees Come to Shaw In 1936 and WILLIAM NICK H Mathematics Science Departmen AB and MA Degrees P FRANK Moth and Physiology Department Graduated from Kent State and State B S In Ed and M A Degrees Came to Shaw In 1946 Ohm frrty four . . , . . n plane geometry, Wm. Nick, plane geometry and intermediate algebra, J. L. . . I . , Fine Arts Department M G Nega th LosCra k Elzabeth Hook s Los Dean E Va ce To have stage posse clear enuncuatuon and ductuon are the alms of Muss Loss Crank and Mlss Loss Dean publuc speakung and expression teachers The choir under the dlrectlon of E E Vance created a cheerful atmos phere as It went through the halls sungung Christmas carols before holuday vacation Mass Ellzabeth l-lopklns and her art classes have been kept busy mokung posters urging us to buy the paper and attend actlvntnes around school Pepplng up football rallues and games the Shaw band members In theur bright red unlforms wall be remembered tho year for their trlcky formations and thenr help an boosting spnrut at rallnes Home Econom1cs HARRIET CARPENTER NINA McWEBB Home Economics Department Health Department Nurse Whlrlo Club Advisor Graduated From Harper Hospital School Graduated From Mather College and of Nursing Detroit Michigan Columbo U RN Degree B S and M A Degr es Come to Shaw ln 1926 Came to Show un 1934 Knowmg how to make a good home ns essehtual stated Mass l-lar ruet Carpenter home economics teacher The clothuhg classes make blouses dresses, and suits Whale the cookmg class learns to make cakes, cookies, and ples they also learn the Importance of different foods and their place rn the duet Y Boys Sports f Football Team 1. Q' 4' ,an NW, f My e gh? we ' l Patton and Aiken during si tough gainc. TOP ROW - R. Patton, Head Coach. Huxel, Ass't Coach, Reddaway, Foxhall. Speth. Smith, Owen. Shank, Jones. McGraw. Gentile, Owens, McGraw, Ass't Coach. Aiken. Ass't Coach. Worcester, Ass't Coach. SECOND ROW - Sutter, Mgr., Riggs. Johnson, Seaver, Hall, Sherry, Barclay, Suppes. Hollingsworth. Ripple, Alemagno, Zucker, Barrett, Taddeo. Baus, R. Young, Bouck, Shaffer, Mgr. BOTTOM ROW - Burkholder, Mgr., Finelli, Vantrease, Fratianne, Hardy, Hodge, McCarter. Burton. Baurngartener. Cooper, Hoyle, McKnight, Kasaftes, Miller. Wiedlund. Mgr. Varsity FOOTBALL INDIVIDUALS First Row - Mickey Bowen. Second Row - Clark Austin, Nick Fratianne. Third Row - Willis Hardy, Don MacKenzie, George Cooper. Fourth Row - Ken Reiber, Leonard Elliott, Steve Vantresse, Jay Hollingsworth. Fifth Row - Vince Barrett, Mario Alemagno, Don Baumgartner, Bob Wiedland, Bob Sutter titty Team First Row - George Hodge, Don Barclay, Bob Zucker, Gary Burkholder, Jock Shaffer Second Row - Chuck Irish, Bob Sherry, Rush McKnight, Vince Taddeo. Third Row - Keri Hotteil, Gordon Mc- Corfer, Warren Seger. Fourth Row - Bob Bouck, Ronnie Speth. Lost Row - Bob Young. fifty-one Back Row Manager Chadwnck Granger Bob Beattle Jay Hollungs orth Gordon McCarter Duck Suydam Bull Wulllams Jack Blsson Sam Shalala Coach Roy Wusecup Mlddle Row Manager Duck Bretz Pete Fmelll Bob Sherry Paul Schenck Ken Reuber Vlnce Barrett Don Barclay George Dalllng Manager Dave Whltacre Mascot Spankv Schreiber Front Row Ray Terrell Bob Colllns John Moll Bob Guenther Frank Noble Dick Catlin Bob Young Don Hudson Howve Clemetts Basketball OACH ROY H WISECUP tutoring has l8th Shaw basketball team brought home another winner This as the nlnth tlme that a Wlsecup coached cage squad has won or shared the Lake Erie league championship lt has flnlshed second on two occasuons and was thlrd seven times whlch IS the lowest It has ever been In the league standings A hlghlnght of the season was the L E L cage night held at Cleveland s Arena Shaw avenged Its previous defeat at Lorann by whuppung the Steelers ln this stellar event 57 49 Near the season s close Lakewood supplied the championship break the Cards needed when ut torteuted three league contests After the Erie season closed Shaw traveled to Shore to enter the dustruct tourney In the tnrst game the Cards broke the old 64 pount scoring record by downnng Bedford 74 44 The Cards went on to wln the consol atlon trophy and thurd place positron In the tourney fnfty two 1 ' 1 1 W 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 ,-' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I . . . , I - - - ll ll I I f fry fh VaIS1tY Basketball Frank Knoble Don Barclay Bob Guenther Bob Sherry George Dallmg Ken Reuber Back Row Fred Ruskell Raoul Kulberg Ken Barker Don Westman James Gay Bill Parker Richard Duke Third Row Ronald Thompson Bill Nick Bill Taylor Don Baumgartner Bob Lmtz Harold Smith Kurt Rose Ken Van Ost Doc Vivian Second Row Gaeton Cicottl Ken Morse Glenn Scholle Lester Slernkoffer Larry Wilson Duck Cary Bob Hoover First Row Dick Serb Len Elliott Dave Stafford Wendy Smith Ed Thomas Bill Early Jim Stratton Sw1mm1ng of five league starts The 37 29 victory came in a meet against Shaker Chief power of the team came from Wendy Smith, who tallied 59 points during the season Dave Stafford followed Smith with 43 points, and Glenn Scholle splashed in 35 Other scoring was done by Bill Early l7 Ed Thomas l6 Len Elliott l2M Dick Cary 7 Jim Stratton 5 Dick Fors berg, 4, and Bob Carlson, 4 With ll points, Shaw took fourth place in the sixth annual Lake Erie League swimming championship The meet was held in the Elwood H Fisher pool at Fenn College fufty four l l I l I RIPPLED by the loss of six lettermen, the swimming team won only one . ' . . I I 1 I 1 1 ' Tennis l fffy ive Hexb Lewme Ted Shaffer Hersh Herzog Larry Frxedman HAW S tenms team agom came through wnth flyung colors capturung seven of nts elght meets held last sprung besides wunnung the East Slde Champnonshup The team bowed only to University School which came out the cuty champs Chrls Kasaftes and Herb Levme dld much to account for the team s success Herb beung undefeated all season Practuce and meets are held on the Forest Hill courts Members are requured to own theer rockets whale the school furnishes the balls Coach John L Snavely carrys a squad of eight seven beung actlve and one held for reserve Boys receuvlng letters were Chris Kasaftes flrst singles Herb Levune second sungles Ted Schaffer Chuck Wness fnrst doubles Bull Betz Jlm John son second doubles ' Y. . . 1 v 1 v , . . . . . 1 I 4 1 , . . , . , . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . I 'I Baseball OUND aces Ray Conkle and Pete Flnelll backed by the tleldung and batting of Don Barclay John Davns Bob Guenther Frank Noble Jack Palmer Ralph Rlghter and Don Vlscl lead Shaw s diamond experts to the cnty champuonshups Cnty champs for three of the last four baseball seasons Shaw whlpped Euclud Shore 2 l at League park to annex the tutle Shaw may have also recelved the state crown had lt not lost a nlne :nnlng thrlller at Shaker 3 2 The thlrd game on the schedule and the only Cardlnal loss durlng the season prevented Shaw from entering state wlde competutson Partlcnpatlng an one of the oldest scholastic baseball rlvalrles In the area Coach Wlsecup and company met nts ancient ruval Unlverslty school tor the 44th year and defeated at nn both contests 6 2 and 3 2 ln clalmlng the Lake Erne league tntle the Cards boosted a twun knlllng of the snarllng Helghts Tlger PITCHER S RECORDS SEASON OP 1946 W -to WP PCT Ccnkl l Fine la 1, Vasc: st b G enth H l b R hte o l a o h T d R lSche k John e ad F t Bo St tt ohele K e e d THE MANAGERS Guenther Knoble Davis and Ennnelln Vasc: and Barclay Davis takes a swung SHAW BATTING AND FIELDING AVERAGES 1946 Barclay Rughter Fnnelll Davis Palmer Barrett Zavorek Noble Guenther Holub Bouck Conkle Sumrnerhul I Sherry Young Schenk Col I lnS Dailung Shaw 406 PCT 49 7 2 2 4 4 4 1 1 PCT 9 92 944 9 9 94 AB R H . PO A E .. 36 4 14 .389 16 32 1 . 80 ' . . 54 11 19 .352 14 9 2 . 0 ' ' . . 43 8 15 .3 7 10 1 . ' . 49 13 14 .286 14 2 2 .889 29 4 8 .2 6 15 10 7 .781 8 2 2 . 50 0 0 0 .000 4 0 1 . 50 1 3 1 .800 46 11 11 .239 9 0 2 .818 27 1 6 .222 102 8 2 .982 Visci 49 5 8 .163 80 2 2 .976 ' . 7 2 1 .1 3 61 9 1 . 86 . . 8 O 1 .125 7 2 0 .000 21 0 1 .0 8 1 13 1 . 33 ' ' 12 0 0 .000 2 4 2 ,750 7 1 0 .000 O 0 0 .000 3 0 0 .000 1 1 0 1.000 2 0 0 .000 1 0 0 .000 ' 1 1 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 ' . 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 101 .2 9 331 105 24 . 8 Track Team Frrst Row Noah Nunemaker asslstant coach Ernc Hall Bob Foxall Jack Hull Jerry Powell Larry Frledman Jack Harrlson Ernne Cavasunl Harry Anderson Charles Garman manager Douglas Vlvnan coach Second Row Dave Gehhart manager Bull Taylor Jack Cope Harlan Boas Ed Barrett Rush McKmght Don Hornung Jack Bradshaw Nell Eggleston Emerson Gorslene Ken Amrdano manager Thurd Row Charles Davus Ed Palmer Walton Sparks George Cooper Sam McCarthy Duck Lustlg Jay Jacobs Robert Mnlne Don Whnte l8 ln the dustnct meet and fourth In the Lake Erue League sesslon The three entrnes ln the state meet were Ed Barrett hurdles George Cooper dashes Wendell Smnth pole vault Barrett led the season wlth 65 tallles Cooper and Don Hornung were second and thlrd wrth 53 and 39V2 omts respectrvely Twenty three tracksters recerved letters wuth Clark Austun Bob Foxall Larry Fnendrnan Wullus l-larty Rush McKnught Perry Powell Walton Sparks, and Duck Suydam returnlng for the l947 season f tty e ght PURRED by tour victories in tive contests Shaw placed sixth in a field at D ' , ' - 1 fty Curnler goes over Shaw 6715 Glenvulle Shaw Shaker Heughts Shaw 74V2 Western Reserve academy I Shaw Cleveland Heughts Shaw Unuversuty School SHAW IN THE DISTRICT MEET Barrett Fufth place hugh hurdles Barrett Second place low hurdles Cooper Thurd place IOO yard dash Cumler Fourth place pole vault Smuth Furst place pole vault SHAW IN THE LAKE ERIE LEAGU Barrett Barrett Cooper Cooper Cumler Furst place hugh hurdles Furst place low hurdles Furst place IOO yard dash Furst place 220 yard Fufth place pole vault Hornung Fourth place 440 yard North Fourth place hugh hurdles Smuth Fourth place pole vault Walsh Second place hugh hurdles Baus Cooper Foxall Fruedman Furst place 880yard relay E MEET - 5 ' ,uuu , . . , . . 4l2x - 36 ' ....,.... 86 - 436 - 62 ' . . . . , 45 - 73 ' ' , I A I , 45 Shaw -31258 Opponents I u....., . 272143 - 9 w Chemnstry Christmas Party The Boys cm Mesh Checkm the Books The Chonr Change? Football Season 'dire The Football S l-l A Formations in Reverse Precision Marching Drum Majorettes Keri Morris Jam Session sfo Strategically Speaking The Senior Prom Locker Room Before Game Good Luck The Choir Sings He Missed snxty three fs 5. 1 HK'- G1I1S Sports Qu Q Q , h ., -wg, wk I -, 'K' .' '. '-.E .. 11,5 - fx' . , .4 -gtvhfsip , ,-,e ,. sv., . ' ' I 5 I !Q.,' , -' N ' fj ' X I -1 ,J X i v ut. N f or - . . Q . , R W 1. 'va M , 'K ' 1' ' . , ' L' , N ,X . I M . , A' WV' up 1 FAY SCHMU N K, RUTH MILES BETTY FARRAR. BARBARA E LLI OTT EARROLL ALLEN P1215-5'l0ElV7' Athletlc Councll CAROL GEITZ. KAY KYA N V105 P,2f.S'lDA5V7 LEE VHLLIAMS JAN ET JAG UAYS ..,.,wv-mvwfi MARGARET HOFFMAN SH lKLEY REICHEN BACK JANE ANN NOTTAGE LUCILLE GALEMMO Q '4 5 ll co nv Q- cn H W sixty five lr - ' 1 - l I 1 ' , , :J ' . . , . I , I . N -. ' Y u H , A e .1 h 'f c - fpfivs' 4 9 N ' A I, i A J t lg, ,N 'N - J . ,, A X, Jr -J - A .4 .G I Wx N - .ajft 2 . ,, , it . 5 ll Q Q W , . K. ' rg., . lv up Top Row Catherrne Councell Mary Lou Gleason Nancy Corl Jean Goldberg Carol Golden Second Row Maxine Taylor Marlon Fox Rosemary Jones Judy Braun Front Row Judy Moll Joanne Flssel Norma Grugel Dons Danielson Kay Ryan PORTING sharp new whlte playsurts are the gurls gym leaders, who meet once a week to practice the routlnes they later wall relay to theur classes At the beglnnrng of each semester members of gym classes volunteer for the posrtrons Those who quolrfy then learn to take charge of classes, act as captarns of class teams, and put the gurls through therr calrsthenlcs Girls from every grade may try out, the mann requirements being oth letlc abllrty and leadershlp ' A 4 4 , 1 w , 5,1 Back Row Phyllis Powell Donna Stern Barbara Wolf Pot Danford Thlrd Row Carolyn Curtls Sue Goske Betty D1Bartolo Betsy Lou Grande Maxine Taylor Patty Weber Marxlyn Smith Lucille Galemmo Second Row Pat Lyons Sally Sammons Jeannette Woodard Dot McClellan Judy Braun Gerry Colne Amelia Matera First Row Jean Romovne .lane Ann Nottage Barbara Webster Jean Cooley Betty Turner odern Dancmg O LEAP through the alr with the greatest of ease was the goal of every modern dancer as she practiced muscle straining exercuses and graceful dances ln the gurls gym every Monday night Aluce Jurlngus physical education Instructor and sponsor of the Athletlc councul After perfectnng basic steps the gurls were dlvlded unto groups and permntted to combine them unto orlgnnal dances The beatung of o drum and rhythmlc puano composltnons furnished accompanlment for the dances and exercuses Along wnth the other organuzatuons sponsored by the Athletuc councnl the Modern Dancrng club performed at open house for the parents lts portion of the program conslsted of routlne exerclses and several speclal dances lxty sux I A variety of steps and dances was displayed to the members of Miss Basketball Captams Any gurl that wants to be a basketball captain must get lO gurls together and form a squad Then when the season starts she must see that her team IS there and ready to play Thus Year there were 2l basketball captains who also chose thc mem bers ot the Army Navy teams Front Row Gerry Colne June Lanese Marlene Bender Shlrley Relchenback Kay Ryan l sixty seven I ' 1 I , . Bock Row - Nancy Carl, Janet Cotner, Lucille Galemmo, Barbara Elliott, Jane Ann Nottage l l l 1 K Aqua-Dux Second Row Katie Howes Nancy Pfeil Sue Rasmussen Janet Spangler Evelyn Maclfadden Carol Loomis Carol Geitz First Row Nancy Kubach Pat Danford Phyllis Rainard Jackie Riddell Joan Jaquays June Lanese Lucille Galemmo Nancy Becker T MAY take a Latin student to deduce that aqua means water but it s no secret to the girls swimming classes that the Aqua Dux club stands for According to Miss Alice Juringus, swimming teacher the requirements for becoming a member ot Aqua Dux are a desire to improve swimming technique to help others learn and a special interest in swimming during spare time Clad in red bathing suits, a sign of their membership, the three to tour girls from each class all meet sixth period on Fridays sixty eight l . , , I their leaders in water activities. . ,, . . . . ' ll Aqua-Dux wry nm? Bock Row Shnrley Mews Donna Jorvue Nancy Pfeul Luculle Golemmo Betty Lorson Comme Frock Front Row Morulyn Smnth Ameluo Motero Phyllas Reynor Phyllis Powell Jockle Ruddell Pot Donford Mary Jone Zowosky Bcrbcro Webster r Jonet Joquoys, Cotherirte Councell, Betlty Eorley I I I I Riding Club Presudent Carol Geutz PRING and fall plus the ever popular blue jeans and plaud shurts mean the Rudung club The furst IO gurls who guve theur money to Carol Geutz have the pruvulege of goung rudung Carol us the head of the Rudung club and the representatuve to A C The gurls are met un front of school by one of the unstructors of the Tally l-lo Rudung academy located at Som Center and Chardon roads After an hour and a halt of rudung wuth unstructuon he then brungs them back to Theur unstructuon consusts of all the technuques of rudung such as learn ung how to mount sut a post and canter Each gurl must rude three tumes before she us consudered a member The gurls all rude together wuth those who are the better ruders gettung the more spuruted horses Every tume a gurl rudes she receuves lO pounts All the members of the Rudung club look forward to Fruday whuch means fun and recreatuon I - I I I H . . . . . I . school. I I ' I , . , T Tarpon eventv one Sue Rasmussen Anne Whltwell Beverly Brown Lee Wslluams Shnrley Relchenbach Nancy Smith Carol Looms Carol Geltz OFFICERS Second Semester Presndent Carol Geltz Vnce Presldent Fay Schmunk Secretary Irene Knebusch Treasurer Jane Ann Nottage Flrst Semester Betty Farrar Carol Geltz Esther Kamuf Sue Rasmussen PLASH' Boy thus sure feels good' Come on let s have a race What does thus suggest to you? You should be thanking of the Tarpon club Orugunatlng un l939 the Tarponetts have contlnued to enjoy the prnvnl e e the pool provudes All girls particularly Interested nn swimming may joan ln all the wet frollcs of thus peppy organization Ot course an lnltna tuon at the beglnnlng of each semester IS a small catch Besldes the usual splash party held every semester and the pageant whlch as held each sprung thus year Shows Bathing Beauties plan to entertain the boys swlmmnng team 1 f A , f , lf ll - 1 11 . , . , . I - . . . 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Life Saving Back Row Donna Jarvue Pat Danford Joan Smuth Nancy Money Donna Stern Marlene Bender Barbara Wulf Margaret Uber Maxune Taylor Shurley Reuchenbach Carol Loonnus Thurd Row Betty Earley Phyllus Powell Luculle Galemrno Barbara Webster Ruth Baker Dot Magneson Madelune Pearce Vuvuan Polk Elunor Fyfe Joan Jaauays Second Row Barbara Denzler Donna Woolway Betty Larson Ruth Rahotuna Jackue Ruddell Mary Jo Brugman Sally Carran Anne Whutwell Betty Ferguson Loretta Fleuscher Barbara Leary June Laubaugh Shurley Mavus HURSDAY nughts fund over forty gurls un Shaw pool practucung to become qualufued lute guards The gurls led by A C member Pat Danford study to pass the Amerucan Red Cross Junuor and Senuor Lute Savung tests The class, whuch started un February us taught by Muss Aluce Jurungus, gurls swummung unstructor Open to gurls un all grades the classes are well attended by sophomores as well as upper classwomen who wush to become lufe guards qualufued for duty all over the country seventy two Front Row -L Pattie Miller: Marilyn Smith,lBarb Elliott, Janet Lunehan, Nancy Pfeil, Mary Jane Zowosky, I ' ' I , . 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Gym Leaders seventy three JM Bach Row Jeanne Laubscher ArLouune Spellen Carol Wagner Jean Goldberg Nancy Corl Margue Benuamun Muddle Row Judy Moll Mary Bart Anuta DuGuovune Patsy ORuley Joanne Goadruch Front Row Susan Mehnert Kay Ryan Darus Danuelson Lous Chessnut June Bakalar Shurley Mowles WENTY strong and dressed un crusp new, whute unutorms are the gurl gym leaders Pucked from each gym class by Muss Aluce Jurungus these gurls met for extra gym every Thursday evenung durung suxth peruod Gurls are chosen for theur abuluty un athletucs and for leadershup qualutues Tumblung has been the specual work of the leaders durung the second semester Actung as hostesses at the tea after the annual Army Navy bas ketball game was also a prume actuvuty ofthe leaders Gym leaders assust Muss Jurungus un regular gym classes by takung attendance and checkung other gurls un abuluty tests The Leaders club us especually set up for gurls who are unterested un extra gym work A ov It x A tr - A 3 Y U U 0 . 4 A l , r Xa ' S I A . L S I x 1 , M E 5: I I l l Volleyball ARROLL Allen un charge of the volleyball games thus last season was assusted by Luculle Galemmo actung under the supervusuoru of Muss Aluce Jurungus To be on Yale Harvard a gurl must thunk rapudly act wusely be vugularut and must perform well Gurls match theur skulls wuth those of other gurls chosen to play on the teams They don t receuve any pounts towards S letters but play for the honor of beung on Yale Harvard The teams met for practuce Nov 26 and Dec 3 and the funal game was played Dec 5 l946 Yale was vuctoruous over Harvard by a score of 35 24 exhubuted by these teams l I Back Row Vu Pattunson Betty Ferguson Luculle Galemmo Jean Cooley Esther Kamuf Sue Goske Second Row Irene Knebush Grace Pusher Ruth Mules Nancy Corl Dorus Danuelson Furst Row Jane Ann Nottage Sruurley Reuchenbach Sue Ebenhack Geraldune Lewus June Lanese Kay Ryan Barbara DeFrueze seventy four Those who attended these games were thrilled at the good performances S Letter GIIIS Seventy fuve Top Row Sally Sammons Beverly Ferguson Helene Nutzsche Pot Danford Gerry Come Jan Broeckel Luculle Galemmo Marulyn Guullet Jean Goldberg Second Row Carol Jones Betsy Lou Grande Esther Kamuf Carol Geutz Vu Pattunson Janet Corner Carmelo Cannavo Jean Cameron Front Row Grace Fusher Betty Du Bartolo Jean Romaune Sue Ebenhack June Lanese Jo Fussel Kay Ryan Shurley Reuchenbach Irene Knebusch ERSEVERANCE and a lot of hard work are just what ut takes to earn that S letter And that us uust what a lot of Shaw gurls have, for a great many of them proudly dusplay an S on theur sweaters Pounts are earned by partucupatuon un gurls after school sports, span sored by the Athletuc councul Three hundred tutty are requured for Cl small S, whule a large one calls for 700 pounts Thus past year three gurls Sue Ebenhack, Betty DuBartolo and Lee Wulluams, totaled enough pounts to wun pennonts A pennant represents lOOO pounts worth actuvuty The S letter system has been used at Shaw sunce l93O, pennonts have been awarded sunce 1943 I I I I I :gf A , l G 2 .5 Y . ' . u . . , ig 8 u U 9 h C I l J v r 3 , J u 7 if r XX AA 7 'i' ' I I I I I I I I A A ' - 1 l f A 1 I 1 I u . . . . . . , I I Shaw H1gh Schedule Oct 25 NEOTA Conventlon I-lurrayl No school Nov 8 Football Queen Crowned at l-lenghts Game Dot Whltacre Queen Judy Braun and Lee Wnlluams Attendants I946 Aprll 5 Mud Year Play Junior Mass May 24 25 Tarpon Pageant Song of the Islands Sept I3 Football Season Opens at Shaw I 11 - - 11 11 11 I . 1 Shaw Hugh Schedule lConhnuedl Y Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec WMM.. l3 Nov ll Nv ll l-lu Y Inltotvon Service Armustuce Doy Assembly Student Councul Presents l-lonor Roll Ploque t School Friendship - Service Open House - Porents go to school. l-li-Y Born Dance Block-Red Revue Nov Student Council Born Donce SHAW HIGH SCHEDULE tcontl Feb 3 L I b r a r y Celebrates 25th Birthday Fe I9 Black Red Revue Banquet Feb 20 Washington Band Concert March I Shuttle Goes to Press Dec an GFI GFI Chnstmas Program School for Two Weeks Honor Socuety Honor Day Assembly Fraendshup Pot Luck Dvnner January Seniors Graduate , 21 ' - No I J . I4 ' - J . 15 ' ' ' ' If J .30 ' J A F Q J Na b. - 1 , A J K A ' I SHAW HIGH SCHEDULE lcontl March 28 Mud Yeor Ploy April 2 Sprung Vocotson School Closes June 6 School Closes for SUMMER VACATION YY March l Show sets new Bosketboll ore Show 74 e ford 44 Morch l9 School Splrut Assembly Morch 2l L E L Chour Festlvol Heights Hugh V Sc - -Bd- l A. . . , ' ' -At .i , H lfk Shuttle Staff oanne Fssel Jea Goldbeg I a a ae ce o Floe ce Du a Be Jean Gllet Sh ley Mo st Edltor Clarence Gould Assistant Editor Florence Dupraw Assnstant Photographer Dale Colllster LARENCE GOULD editor kept has staff actuve all year by havung them wrlte and type stories help the photographer and other numerous jobs Florence Dupraw assistant editor spent many afternoons making sure e seniors kept their appolntments wnth the photographer and checklng the spellung of the students names Thus year the Shuttle has a fully padded cover that ns almost undestruct able Some of the tests It was subjected to were being jumped on hut wlth a hammer heated wnth a blow torch and other numerous devuces of destruc tnon lt you re the type of person who as hard to convnnce you might take your pen and have your friends autograph It under water Q f J n -, nv r , rving Gr y, J mes Gay, CI r n G uld, r n pr w, Loss Il, I , ur rl Adviser . V. , Mr, Hubert McNeill I . I . . . I I ' , , th ' I , I . . g . . I . , 1 1 - . , . . . ' I l h Observer Staff l Back Row Norman Potrker Edmund Kaufman Ben Shupe Rush McKnlght Clark Tefft Don Wesley Mddle Ro Janet Martrn Elaine Warshowsky Janrce Harrrs Jo Fssel Pattle Weed Laura Patten Isobel Ford Sally Rrchman Carlla Ramsey Front Row Lucrlle Galemmo Jeanne Oberer Nancy Goodman Kathleen Gillespie Peggy Harrell Dorothy Kobslk Mary Lou Scott SSUED on tlme for l7 years rs the record the Shaw Observer has mann tamed due to Its staff slnce at began Aprll 24 l93O lThe Shuttle was rssued for the last time as a monthly IH March l93O and has been Shaw s yearbook srnce then J accumulated lOO points These poants are awarded for wrltlng stones copy readlng proof reading typrng and related actlvltres To gather information for the Observer eafh member has a news run for whuch he regularly wrrtes stones Staff members also contribute feature stones A member who has been on the staff for sux nssues IS entrtled to attend the annual Observer drnner at which time puns for service are awarded EDITORS OF OBSERVER Edutor In chnef Jean Goldberg Feature Edntor Marcna llnff Sports Edrtor lrvlng Gray I W - I, I ,I , I I ' , I I , I . . . I I , I I Staff members are chosen from the journalism class when they have I I I ' Tarpon Pageant Chou First Row Betty Ritchie Barbara Bader Margaret Spencer Dorothy McClelland Pat Gleason June Laubaugh Phyllis King E E Vance Kay Collin Norma Knaebel Dorothy Ward Phyllis Leppelme er Janet Linehan Ann Cowels Madeline Pierce Joyce Hine Second Row Anna Marie Kline Kay Donaldson Barbara Schacht June Blackburn Jane Ann Nottage Joan Kenney Mary Lou Scott Gertrude Wilkenson Hilda Mayer Greta Krum Betty Wiedlund Ann Whitwell Ann Chapman Pat Waggoner Eleanor Dean Margery Graham Carol Slater Third Row Janet Carson Barbara Lennox Floretta Del Vinco Beverly Bluhm Henen Nitzsche Dorothy Gersweski Gladys Zorman Penny Graham Joan Graig Norma Nelson Kathleen Gilespie Patty Fourth Row Mary Lou Spencer Jackie Ryman Bill Early Ed Lewis James Brugman Nrck Snlvarolv Bud Stahl Don Barclay Ken Morse Gilbert Di Lellio Leonard Lane Bob Cook Bud Stahl President Bud Stahl Paul Vance Vice President Blanche Morris Dorothy Ward Secretary Paul Button Blanche Morris Treasurer Dorothy Ward Librarian Clark Austin ARTICIPATING in vocal contests programs in factories, department stores libraries, and hospitals as well as school programs and January and June commencements, the a Cappella choir is one of the most versatile groups of the school As a climax to a year of hard work this group joined with the choirs of the other Lake Erie league schools for its annual festival which was held at Heights this year Under the capable direction at Edgar E Vance ,this group is in demand for both school and church activities and is kept busy throughout the entire school year eighty four I I 1 I I I B 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 r I l 1 I 1 1 I i . 1 1 1 1 TI 1 I I I I 1I Weber, Barbara Carlson, Connie Frock, Marilyn Burnbaum, Barbara Webster, Sally Richman T 1 I I 1I v I 1 I 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I Junior Choir Fourth Row Brll Parker H ston Hhlrer Paul Vance Bll Mullooly Jack Nash David Hester Morgan Jones Mnchael Nncolettr Willard Heudlnger Judy Moll Thnrd Row Kay Donaldson Joan Seyers Dons Ruck Katherlne Fanaro Glorua lmmke Glorna Enkler Nancy Staley Marllyn Whxte Carolyn Townhnll MOFIOH Fox Second Row Betty Ruchue Barbara Botlnelln Joan Herron Harruet Wlllmams Janet Carson Barbara Lennox Theodora Grarnunes Shrrley Robmson Connle Frock Frrst Row Charlotte Wulhout Barbara Wult Marulyn Bnrnbaum Joyce Hnne Mary Schnndler unuclentrtled Glorua Blackburn Anna Klune Barb Smuth Flrst Semester Second Semester Peggy Rennlck Presrdent Peggy Rennlck Sue Brazee Vice Presrdent Marnlyn Brobst Marulyn White Secretary Manlyn Frnschman Jackue Mucklnhaupt Llbrarlan Eleanor Webster Noreen Kline HORAL careers begun at Shaw Tenth grade students can take up cholr work along wlth regular classes As a mnnor subject the lunlor chonr meets three perlods a week under the rnstructlon of Mr E E Vance lts members are tranned nn proper vocal technuque and become famrllor wlth all the muslcal arrangements of the sensor chorr the a Cappella cholr Thenr dutres are to full an when absences occur and at tnmes when a larger group as needed as at Chrlstmas programs and sprung concerts Because of therr year of trarnlng, those an the younger chorr can capably take over the posrtlons of senror members of the a Cappella group upon graduation Esther Crawford Treasurer Sue Brazie I I Orchestra R THE best nn musncal enjoyment the Shaw orchestra ns tops Thus group of 35 members works hard every school day of the year under the dlrectlon of Milton G Nlergarth to brnng enjoyment to the many people who attend dnfferent actrvntues of Shaw such as assemblaes class nrght the annual Chrnstmas program and commencements The orchestra always looks forward to partncnpatnng In the annual May concert under the durectnon of Mr Nlergarth along with the chonr and band lt also took part nn the Lake Erne league festlval In Loraun These students' enpoyment of therr work accounts for so many fine performances Fnrst Row Helen Richards Jnm Leslle Martm Welter Lester Hams Laura Mulgrew Peggy Renmclf Barbara Klecka Dale Smnth Second Row Bob Abbott Jack Woehrman Jay Jacobs Phyllns Mattern Jaan Knnner Shnrley Haas Don Engstrom Mackey Hoff Louie Feher Standmg Alan Alexander eighty wx - - - - 11 11 - , . I 1 1 , . 1 f 1 1 1 1 - '- - 1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Band E ghty OOTBALL games rallnes concerts specual programs Under the able baton of Milton G Nnergarth the Shaw band has partlclpated In all these events footba'llT1eadnng the lust Thus year the band traveled to Elyrna The halftnme at all games was fulled wnth tamed performances and nntrucate de signs termunatnng wnth the Alma Mater then off the fneld The Washlngton Day concert offered to tts llsteners a program rang mg from the popular Martnnnque to the symphonic Due Fledernaus One of the bug events of the year was the Solo and Ensemble contest whuch was held March 2l and 22 at Thomas Jefferson gunnor hugh school These entrles ranged from woodwnnd trnos brass quartets and sextets to woodwnnd and brass solos Some of these solos and ensembles were heard at the annual sprung concert nn May ln February the band traveled to the Arena for a Lake Erle league basketball and band performance and nn April traveled to Lorasn for a band festival l t ' 1 , . . - Q - - 11 11 - I 1 ' - 11 - V 11 - 11 - 11 1 I 1 u 'SE COPAINE HALCYON COPAINE George Hathaway Dave Hester Morgan Jones George Landus Black Allan Gorman Dave Pursglove Lester Sleunkafer lleaderl HALCYON Back Row John Zocco George Sapatka Bull Cunnungham Norman Osborn Bull Bonsteel Bruce Kershner Muddle Row Paul Storm Duck Art Nutzsche Tom Smuth Seated Ken Whuteman Paul Stanclung Ralph Benson Seated James Slazas Ed Sutter Fred Oren Clark Tefft Jack Shaffer Bull Gruffuth Harold Wall Burton Bull Early Lenny Lane John Bernuer lleaderl HIY Furst Semester Second Semester Don Barclay Presudent Lyle Whute Jack Harruson Vuce Presudent Jack Harruson Duck Gascougne Secretary Owen McGraw Bull Early Treasurer Ruchard Wochele Owen McGraw Chaplaun Paul Burton OT SOON to be forgotten by the fellows are the Monday meetungs at Shaw Hu Y whuch began un l92l at the Unuversuty Curcle YMCA Later ut met un East Cleveland churches Sunce l93O meetungs have been held at the present Y House Shaw has been represented at conferences such as the Ohuo West Vur gunua Area conference at Columbus and the Offucers' Traunung conference at the Central Cleveland Y Auuusos Standung Multon Goldsteun Duck Leust Edward Lewus Seated Bob Wuedlund Jum Pulcher Duck Wochele Sam McCarty James Swancar TA LA Back Row Bob Mouat Jack Harruson Multon Bowen Gordon McCarter James Norman Wull Hardy Muddle Row Jay Jacobs Ray Ambler Ken Reuber Charles Kung ileaderl Duck Suydam Len Elluott George Davus Front Row Charles Cucone John Stephan Charles Perrottu Bob Sutter Fred Suppes AMIGOS TALA eughty eught 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l , . . . . .' . '. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 esghty nlne MAZDA ECAOWASIN MAZDA Back Row Dave Dornback Bull Brandt lleaderl Don Barclay Jack Nash Paul Newton Muddle Row Ray Mant John Smlrcuna Barclay McMullen Bob Guenther Bob Young Paul Schenck Bull Nnck Oliver Sladek Seated Keith Wllllams Louas Feher Warren Seaver John Moll Dlclr Catlin ECAOWASIN Standdng D Bob Love Bob Gorman Jack Parsons Lloyd Brown Charles Gorman Ed Wright Cleadevl on ornback Don Wesley Duck Duke Lawrence Howald Seated Raoul Kulberg Jack Cope Roqer Moser Owen McGraw Lyle Whlte HIY HROUGHOUT the year Shaw Hu Y donates to many worthy causes The Y M C A World Youth Fund was stressed thus year to and war devestated countrses Money for such donataons ns roused by the l-lu Y show held annu ally ln May dances, and hay rldes Each semester one of the chapters sponsors a dinner for the graduat :ng members at which tlrne Hu Y honor letters are awarded lnter chapter sports also play an Important part In Hu Y actlvntles wuth competutlon In football basketball and swlmmlng ARGUS Standmg Al Seagle Don Collmer Dennls Leyerett Lawrence Shultz George Hams Eugene Coffe John Faulds Seated Bull Brown Lawrence Wllson Les Sleunkofer Jlm Raudebaugh Duck Shelley l 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 s 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 I I . 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I I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 HI-Y Show LAST year s Hu Y show with nts all boy cast was better than ever Homo Geneze was played by Ralph Orchle and has mother by Paul Burton Mr Geneze was played by Lyle Whnte The fnrst scene took place In the Genezes luvnng room The whole scene revolves around the death of the family dag Conglomeraus The speech ns typical hull bully The second act was at the physucal exam office of Kntrltch Observatory Chuck Rendlesham was the doctor and Bob Hahn was Homo They enacted school lufe wuth a new twist In School for Vandals Other actors were Ed Breedon Harry Soleba and Bob Hart The last act was a courtroom scene Jam Pllcher was the judge Besndes the regular play there were several added attractuons which Included Can Can gurls an announcer describing a pollce chase and a dance by Homo Polushlng the Pearls Schroeder and Alexander Pnanusts Gus Davls at the 88 Mello Marlo Chorus Finale Those Hanre Gnrls Nuff Saud Bug Wheel Gray Becker Blues Colllster and Zucker I-lot Laps Abbott Doc Stahl and Pepso Bouy What s That? fl ll bute what IS :Pl Dale And Wendy Dot Ward Trno T1 Defy , . . . . 1 , . , . . , . , . - ' ' ' Il Il 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 11 n - - - - 11 v n - , , . . . . . , , ZF WZ?-Tbd - 9 REVIIE' Boosters' Club wuysmreuuzkeuuuzyukhrpute ge Z kufas OFFICERS lrvung Gray Presudent Furst and Second Semester Bud Stahl Vuce Presudent Furst and Second Semester Duck Gascougne R P Louus Advuser One two three four three two one four Who for What for Who are we for? S H A W thats the way you spell uf Now lets yell ut YEA SHAW' HIS us only one of the new cheers untroduced by the cheerleaders thus year under the head cheer leader Wendy Smuth Thus group of fellows was always on the spot at the football games basketball games and football rollues The rallues were wrutten and pro duced by the members ot the Boosters club At the Lakewood rally a new member was taken unto the club a luttle black fellow wuth a bug red bow around hus neck Hus name? Clunker our mascot' On the evenung ot Dec l3 the Booster s proudly presented the Black Red Revue whuch was supervused by George E Todd The banquet for the members ofthe cast took place on February l9 un the Shaw cateterua These boys have rendered valuable servuce to our school by boostung the spurut of Show Hugh cnc mu , r c us , cu oc ar, uc ascou n , Irving Gray, Bud Stahl, Duck Waterbury, Joe avore , re kok ' 1 Secretary-Treasurer First and Second Semester Il I ' I I I I I I I I u I - . 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I I 1 I I - ' 1 I . , , , G1r1s Glee Club HE GIRLS Glee club was formed prIncIpaIly for those who couldnt arrange theIr programs to Include chorus or choIr Members of thIs assocIatIon meet every Monday after school In room B ll to slng for theIr own enloyment, and also to partIcIpate In many other actIvItIes ot the school Chrnstmas wIth all ITS events the gurls hold as the most Important tIme of the school year tor then they take part In the Chnstmas program g carolIng and have theIr annual Chrustmas party In the past year they have assIsted at the FrIendshIp InstallatIon and program sellIng at football games Some of the group s best sungers were Top Row GIorIa lmmke Katherune Fanara Glorua Enkler Marllyn Brobst Beverly Hodge Sue Braznto Nancy Staley ThIrd Row Elosne Krueger Joan Herron Hornet WIllIor-ns Peggy Rennlck Barbara Botunellu Paulme Komonuck Second Row Phyllus Leppelmeler Ethel Phlpps Theodora Grammes Marulyn WhIte Dorxs Rusk Kay Donaldson Joyce l-lme Front Row Noreen Kllne Anno Morle Klme Jean Martmec Frances Houghton ShIrley Rob nson Rose Barbey mnrxt, 'lvee - s I . . I O , . . , . I chosen to help sing in the spring concert. Friendship Cabinet Back Ro Betty Larson Dors Dan elson Dorothy Muller Gladys Zorman Nancy Nichols Mzddle Ro V lan Lamont Phyllus Po ell Marian Fox Margaret Spencer Front Row Ca alvn Curtls Ca ol Babcox Dot Ward Jean Carol l-roll Lucllle Galemmo OFFICERS Frrst semester Marrlyn Gurllet President Lee Williams Carol Jones Secretary Treasurer Lucllle Galemmo O C C Second semester Margaret Spencer Carolyn Curtis Dons Danlelson Carol Babcox lTl-l an attendance of 250 glrls at the sophomore carnrval the Frrend ship club began :ts successful year Other actlvltres Included pot luck suppers rn January and June In honor ot the graduatlng sensors a Chrrstmas party for chrldren at the Cleveland Chrrstlan home and a dance where the boy voted most popular was crowned kung n nety four w 7 , 1 I , ' , , ' w -- rv , ' W , ' , -1' V , I V A r I I Vivian Lamont Vice-President Vivian Lamont I 4 . I . . Fr1endsh1p Calumet HE club meetung on the flrst and thlrd Wednesdays of the month us open to all gurls Most of the work ns done through commuttees Outstandung as the rung group whose members recelve Gurl Reserve rings after fulfllllng rugld requlrements of service Partucupatung un World Frnendshup week, March lO I6 was the malor project of the year To rouse money for needy European chnldren e pa rty Back Row Sue Goske Betty Larson Fay Schmunk Nancy Money Eleanor Klplenger Loss Copeland Ruth Mules Elalne Sherry Carol Askue Mlddle Row Carolyn Curtes Marulyn Smlth Donna Jarvle Dottue Mogneson Pat Brady Carolyn Rcssell Bernlce Clark June Blackburn Barbara Schacht Front Row Pattue Weea Patsy ORnley Charlotte Wllhoute Peggy Custer Vlvlan Polk Morulyn Frances Shurley Reuchenbach Connie Frock Marne Frances nnnety fnve I I I I 7 I ' . ' ' , th members sold pop corn, presented a movie after school, and held a splash Program Sellers Back Row Joan Herron Gloria lmmke Penny Graham Jay Hess Paul Vance Marian Derencos Gertrude Wnlklnson Mladle Pow Phyllis Leppelmerer Carolyn Townhall Marllyn Whlte Darts Wltter Pat W aggoner Barbara Schacht Front Row Shnrley Robinson Kay Donadlson Theonlora Gramunes Charlotte Wnlhont Audrey Frank MONG several Innovations of school llfe thus year was the organization durlng football season of a special boosters club by members of the a Cappella choir members Jack Nash presldent Patrucla Waggoner vrce president Barbara Schacht secretary and Ed Lewls treasurer 40 program sellers went to work and sold hundreds of programs In good and bad weather durlng Shaw s home games Buy your program here' For only a dime youll get the llneup and pictures of the team, were crres heard by football spectators From the sale of programs came profits whrch helped pay the choir expenses and supply funds for the purchase of new cholr robes nvnety sux Under the direction of Edgar E. Vance and Robert P. Louis, committee Stage Crew Stage Manager Bull Grrffutlw Assrstant Stage Manager Robert Deliuluppu IFE BACK STAGE :sn t just the name of a radio sernal rt s an actual tact rnght here at Shaw Directed by Bull Grnttltb stage manager the ll members accomplusb all the beblncl scene work that audlences take for granted Only tbrcc gurls arc on the crew June Cotncr Marilyn Glock and Vrola Pattlnson the last two being veterans of last year Also veteran scene movers are Bull Grnttltb Robert Delfllnppu and Gll Young Other boys all new this year are Dick Bookner Ralph Carlson Ray Drescber Milton Goldstein and Ken Kramp Stage work lS done under the dnrectuon of Mass Lots Dean bead ot the o l n K amp Bull Gr ft th alph Ca l o o t J e otne M lton oldste o DeF ll pp a C is 11 - 1 r 4 - , - I ' 1 ' I I , . - . . . I . , .I . - 1 1 1 1 I I ' . . , . . l Dramatic department. Sec nc Row - Ke r , I A , R rs n, Gll Y ang Fvrs Row Q un C r, I G rn, B b i I I, Vx la Pattlnson Movie Crew Second Row R cha d Shelley Roger Reeves Chuck Collrster Dave Pu sglove First Row John Slrnpson Manuel Bando Bob Love Phnl Kurtz OFFICERS Flrst Semester George E Todd Adviser Emanuel Banda Head Operator Second Semester George E Todd Emanuel Banda Dale Colllster Fourth perlod Manager Charles Colllster Emanuel Banda Slxth peruod 55 HY DOESN T that show start' answered by some member of delay the starting of the show such as Manager Emanuel Bando Thus questlon can most easuly be the movle crew Many thungs can a break ln the tulm a weak tube a detarned manager or even low temperature In the booth Movie crew letters are awarded after an operator has passed a test and served two semesters George Todd has been advlser of thus group for the current year n nety e ght V - i 4 r , , I ' , r Charles Collister Fifth period Manager Dale Collister I - i Dramatic Club k Gasc g e e omo e Lyle Wh te T OFFICERS Presldent Lyle White Vuce President Duck Gascougne Secretary Jean Romaune Advisor Mass Lols Dean l About Face an amusung one act play about women s rughts was presented by the Dramatic club at the January class nlght Star rung ln It were Eugene Coffee Phyllis Leppelmaer and Gene Roe The Dramatic Club whlch meets every other Thursday ID the audntor num also produced their annual Mld year play For entertalnment at the club s meeting the Play Production class staged and dlrected many one act plays under the direction of Mnss Loss Dean club advnsor A Chnstmas play presented to the enture student body starred Betty Turner Sally Sammonds and Lyle White A June class day play was also guven Dlc oi n , J on R in , i , om Smith Treasurer ,..,,,. , , ,...,,.., .Tom Smith is II, ' - I - I . . . I . . I h I - I ' . . , . . - . . . . I I I I I , . Honor SOC16tY :rd Row Margaret Hoffman Helen Denham Charles lrlsh Alnce Ruchley Adah Worden Second Row Barbara Klecka Joan Klnnear Sue Ebenhack Charlotte Clark Helen Lewus Betty Kell First Row Carol Jones Mrtzl Wilson Marne Genovese Jean Romalne OFFICERS Presrdent Joan Kunnear Vice President Charles lrush Secretary Barbara Klecka Treasurer Jean Cameron CHOLARSHIP character leadershup servnce these are the qualrtres for which the Natuonal Honor socuety stands Members ofthe N H S are all outstandung llAs, l2Bs, or l2As In the upper third one hundred I - l . I A . V V' Q . , . 'L' L l l ' . V 'V V s wx 3 , 5 , '+ - , t Q ,,, . I, . I lf, xx :s . E 4 , Th' - , V , ' V ' ' I Honor Soc1ety 1 rne hunlred one Back Row Melvnn Strouse Wesley McGrew Paul Schenck Duck Fortune Bob Abbott Mlddle Row Joan Knnnear Barbara Klecka Jean Gzllet Mragery Graham Carol Slater Jean Cameron Allce Rlchley Adoh Worden Front Row Helen Denham June Overfueld Charlotte Clark Gladys Zorman Jean Romam Jean Martrnec Marilyn Greek Patsy Henry Not Puctured Don Baumgartner Ray Fortune Charles lrlsh Barbara Klecka Vuvlan Lamont Claure Landgrebe Leonard Lane Herbert Levine Ronald Thompson of thelr class nommated to the socuety by teachers assocuated wnth them an class or extra currucular actlvltnes during theur three years at Shaw After all of these requlrements are fulfulled their names are submntted to the faculty commlttee whuch fmally elects them to the society At an nmpresslve assembly they are formally accepted by the Natlonal Honor society, the highest scholastuc honor that can be bestowed upon a student I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I , . I Art Club Back Row Norma Grugel Hulda Meyer Jay Hess Ted Weeks Eleanor Kuplunger Muddle Row Charlotte Clark Nancy Staley Joan Jaauays Phyllus Morgan Front Row Janet Brosamle Barbara Leary Januce Swann Lee Wulluams Carol Geutz Furst Semester Second Semester Januce Swaun Presudent Anne Chapman Charlotte Clark Vuce Presudent Joan Jaquays Anne Chapman Secretary Lula Wulluams MONG the achuevements of the Art club thus year was the mural whuch appears un thus book It portrays the tollowung Englush art mathe matucs home economucs gurls sports and boys sports Each member of the club chose one subject to work on After each subject had been completed a student commuttee combuned them unto a sungle pucture The Art club members are reuuvenatung the art rooms by takung the old shabby pueces of turnuture and pauntung them The memoruam book plate for Muss Marlon Brught was selected from those submutted by her former students The one chosen was made by Lula Wulluams 0 l 1 u 1 u 1 I 1 u 1 4 u I ' u u u u . . , , ' . . . , , I I I ' I I I , 1 omeroom Representatives Qhanlrel lr Back Row Fred Rapp Lyle Whrte Duck Ir sh Nell Schroder Alan Alexander Joel l-lutson Duck Forsberg Vance Varanese Mlddle Row Vnvnan Polk Annuel Owens Dan Brxggs George Davls Dlck Smlrcune Dlck Cary Steve Vantrease Carol Askue Frances Rodenbacher Front Row Betty Lou Thomas Janet Fee Marulyn Hendunger Jean Cameron Connle Frock Lucllle Galernrno Helen Simpson Carol Looml TUDENT councnl homeroom representatuves are elected by thelr home rooms They serve as news heralds to convey the lmportant messages of the Student councul to each room and also instruct at as to the electrons of offlcers to the councul they handle collectuons for drlves They also help to adver trze the socoal actlvutnes of the school as well as the councll One of the mann projects of group representatuves thus year was e arganlzatlon of a spellung bee Each councnl member gave the last of spelllng wards to has homeroom and explalned all the rules and regalatlons 7 I r ' r '3 r r , 1 1 - r r W r r r Q r 1 -I I ' ' t T Y l CC' Student Counc11 Top Row Gordon McCarter Chuck lrlsh Don Baumgartner Don Mclienzae Duck Smalley Jay Jacobs Thlrd Row Bob Abbott Herb Levune George Cooper Mlckey Bowen Ernie Cavaslnu Bull Earley Second Row Mntzne Wllson Dons Betler Dons Dannelson Vnvlan Lamont Lee Wnllnams Front Row Marge Corsnllo Barbara Bader Claire Landgrebe Allce Decker Gladys Zorman Janet Kulas Flrst Semester Carroll Allen Vlvlan Lamont Joan Ellsworth Bob Abbott President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Vlvlan Lamont Don Baumgartner Doris Danlelson Mickey Bowen ITH accents on soclal llfe the l946 47 Student councll completed another successful year The first semester council was responsnble for numerous after school dances a Hallowe en dance o monutor dance and a dance durlng th lunch pernods The council s dutles are very numerous and assorted Its members take care of the Lost and Found select the noon movies promote dances, and have an unterest ln almost everythrng concernlng the student body cr' l ndred four I ' Second Semester I - . ' ' ' D I I I N' . , . I I Student Council one hundred fnve Back Row Vmce Barrett Rush McKnlght Jack Cope Don Baumgartner Maddie Row Gladys Zorman Lenny Lane Duck Gascongne Jay Jacobs Bob Abbott Betty Larson Front Row Clalre Landgrebe Barbara Klecka June Overfleld Vlvuan Lamont Dons Domelson Dorls Betler HE mann change ln the tlrst semester s work was the ellmlnatlon of the bulldlng fund The second semesters most Important job was to conduct a conduct campalgn for the betterment of the school An alumnn dance was scheduled for the sprung but had to be canceled because of Prlncupal Marlon C Dletrlch's lllness Members ofthe councll are elected by pupnls ln thelr respectlve classes The council has 28 members durlng the tall semester and 30 durlng the sprlng Membershnp ns dlvlded equally between boys and gurls . I ' ' . .f . ' ' . ' . . ' . ' . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 . . . ll - - ll I - - I Student Council Committees I Standang Bob Abbott Joan Ellsworth Back Don Baumgartner Vnvlan Lamont Standlng Gladys Zorman Barbara Bader Seated Carroll Allen .l t K I one uas 2 Clalre Landgrebe Bob Abbott Seated Don MacKenzie 3 Ernle Cavaslnr Joan Ellsworth Jay Jacobs Standung Don Boumgartner Herb Levnne Seated Dons Danielson Barbara Bader Herb Levine Allce IGHLIGHTING the work of the Student Councul s sux commlttees thus year was an all school party on May 2 Wlth Charles lrlsh at nts head the soclal commnttee conslstnng of Dons Betler Gordon McCarter Betty Larson and Barbara Klecka were responsable for the affalr The socnal committee Incorporated the whole councul and drvlded It unto enght sub commuttees to plan the party Entertainment for the evenlng consrsted of basketball volleyball pang pong movles and danclng ln the cafeterra The referendum and sprrrt commuttees of the counlcl establnshed stu dent forums for the frrst trme at Shaw as a means for expressmg student oprnron One of the four was a jornt meetlng wlth Parent Teachers assocl ation ln an effort to keep students from over burdennng themselves wlth too many actrvrtues the pount commrttee of the Student Councnl rnrtrated the pornt system, whrch wall go unto effect next semester Decker ' .. 1 ' ' 4' ,T ' 1 1 I . . l . . , , 5. - V , 6, , ' , ' ' ., . , . I 1 1 1 1 1 ' I I ' 1 V1Sua1 Educatlon URING the last two years vrsual educatnon at Shaw has been ably headed by W Hoyt Lowden Mr Lowden has worked hard to brnng to Shaw a well organlzed program At present he has lo operators who gave up thenr study halls to present pictures ot varylng Interest to the students of Shaw Most ot these operators have had previous experuence at Kirk Jr Hugh School At present the school owns a tune selection of prolectors two sound one Solent one large slide and two picture roll prolectors Milton Arnoff Alan Brack Paul Bode Rlchard Elncker Bud French OPERATORS Carol Golden Dave Hamm Wally lrnmke Bob Love Bob McAlllster Bob McCarty Logan Metcalf Lloyd Nelson Lee Reed Ruta Ruppe Back Ro Rage Ree es Pa I Bode Ha old Wall M Ito A noff Mddle Ro Da e P sglo e Allan Go ld Jack Metcalf John Smpson Bob Lo e F ont Ro Lo a e Reed Pat McCa Ty Rta R poe Ca ol Golde dred sev l I - I I ' 1 I I ' w - r v , u , r , l n r a w t v ur v , u , , n , r w - rr In , r , i u , r n en Debate Forum Left to rught Irvung Gray Chuck Weu ss Melvun Scrouse Raoul Kulburg Seated Nancy Goudman Mass Grann Furst Semester Second Semester lrvung Gray Presudent Melvun Strouse Fred Skok Vuce Presudent Chuck Weuss Jeanne Martunec Secretary Nancy Goodman N THE more seruous sude of school lute us the Debate Forum whuch held duscussuons thus year on everythung from the Ku Klux Klan to our Rus suan foreugn polucy Nune members partucupated un a mass meetung of hugh school students sponsored by the Junuor Councul on World Affaurs at Publuc audutoruum Another outstandung event was an East Cleveland Communuty councul meetung where fuve orators expressed theur vuews on How l Would Luke East Cleveland lO Years from Now After a serues ot round robun debates two teams were chosen to debate the natuonal hugh school questuon on socualuzed meducune Thus debate squad verbally battled teams from Heughts Euclud Central and at Cathedral Latun un a reguonal contest where 20 schools wuthun a 75 mule raduus of Cleveland were represented one h ndred eght 1 1- 1, 1 1 1 , . I I . . .. H , 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I - Lu 'l M Stamp Club OFFICERS President A A ...,,... Harvey Stuhler Vice-President A A A A A A A Raoul Kulberg Secretary A A A A A AAAA Morgan Jones EETING on alternate Tuesdays in room i8 is the Stamp club. Guiding the Club is Miss Anna M. Devney, history teacher. On display in the main hall bulletin boards are different kinds of stamps from all over the world. The Stamp club ceased during the war but started up again as soon as the war was over. IOFIS The members pay no dues but there are assessments on special occas MEMBERSHIP ROSTER Milton Arnott Charles Hunt Wesley McGrew Dick Beatty Morgan Jones John Simpson Herb Groger Raoul Kulberg Harvey Stuhler Jim Leslie Rifle Club Back Ro Ronny Webe A t Fo ste Geo ge Ha s Eugene Caffe Bob M nnuck Mddle Ro l-lo ard Davles Joe Walker Don Wesley Jerry Conge Bob Abbott La ence Flall ck Front Row Ball Moo e Joh Ca ran Maynard Bu kha d Bob Cook John Slrnpson Frrst Semester Second Semester Art Forster Presldent Art Forster Joe Walker Vlce President Bob Abbott Bob Cook Secretary Larry Fafllck George l-larrus Treasurer Carl Gundell John Sampson Range Offucer Maynard Bulkhardt THRIVING group at Shaw IS the Rutle club which meets and proc tlces every Wednesday nrght at the East Cleveland Plstol Range located at the corner of Hayden avenue and Eddy road To be ellguble for membership one must shoot a 90 or better The advlser as Harold Frey a member ofthe East Cleveland Rod and Gun club Meeting l-lelghts twuce and Shaker and Wrlloughby once the boys lost one and won one from Heights beat Shaker but tell to Willoughby To be ellgnble for a letter one must shoot an two thlrds ot the matches The boys shoot wlth 22 calaber rifles w - r, r r r, r rrl , , i ' w -Y w ' , , X r, , wr i - ' r , n r , r r , , ' Chuck Weiss Assistant R, A, Bob Cook I - I , . , . . . . 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I I I ' I - . . a e hL,nd ed ten Junior Red Cross Back Row Vurguno Hershauer Pat Banks Dck G sco gne Gerry Le s Katue Ho es Muddle Row Pot Lyons Herbert Duamond Don Br ggs Phyll s Po ell Front Row Charlotte Wulhouute Jean Hall Betty Turner Chaurman Duck Gascougne Assustant Chaurman Bob Zucker Secretary Treasurer Leonard Lane Councul Representatuve Patty Lyons UIDING the Junuor Red Cross us Muss Aluce Jurungus physucal educatuon teacher Muss Jurungus taught at Shaw before the war but left to loun souvenurs to show to the homeroom representatuves Last Chrustmas the Junuor Red Cross had each homeroom make up boxes contaunung small utems for the Marune hosputal The members also made eught Santa Claus suuts for armed forces men actung as Santa Clauses overseas Probably the buggest task of the Junuor Red Cross was promotung the March of Dumes campaugn At a rally for hugh school students of Greater Cleveland Feb l2 Duck Gascougne was narrator Makung comuc books for Crule hosputal was another project of thus actuve organuzatuon Pruncupal Maruon C Duetruch who us chaurman of the Junuor Red Cross of Cuyahoga county helped sponsor many of the projects the Red Cross. She served in the South Pacific and brought back many Shuttle Solicitors Back Raw Alyce De Mayo Bull Bonsteel Ted Weeks Dlck Beatty lack Metcalf Arthur Nntzsche Chuck lnman Bob Hoover Mrddle Raw Angela Genovese Irene Kne-hush Nancy Parkhurst Ruth Baker Marilyn Brohst Patty Smrns Lenora Rcmarn F ont Row Sally Cravcn Beverly Bluhm Barbara Bottunclll Pat y Callnghcn Betty McKc Dot Whrtacre Jean Goldberg Shrrley Mornst N OUR homeroom the Shuttle solicitor rs the most perslstent person by dertol boy the Shuttle as l-le runs around the room wlth hls tally sheet and has lsttle recelpt cards tryung to talk people Into buylng a Shuttle The solicitor must sell Shuttles to 75 per cent of the home room to get a free one for himself It C1 solncntor gets a tough customer he never stops trylng not a second He keeps after the person tellung hum hell be sorry If he doesnt get one The thnng thus fellow or gurl works tor IS to get hrs homeroom lOO per cent CUC r for. There's never o minute goes by that he isn't telling os what a won- Chess Club Rxchard Beattle Lawrence Wllson Charles Fetheroff Larry Frledman President Larry Frledman Secretary Duck Schaeffer HE Shaw Chess club has been quute successful ln that lt has won three games lost one and tled one The team tued was Cleveland Helghts the clty champion The Chess club president Larry Friedman has won several awards Includlng the award for beung the country s yunlor chess champlon Larry Friedman Herb Groger Duck Schaeffer and Charles Fetheroff make up the two teams that oppose neughborlng schools Other actlve members are Ruchard Beatty Jlm Johnson Jlm Stern and Don Wesley At therr meetungs the members plan and dlscuss new rules and moves Before each meet the members have nndlvndual contests and the wlnners are the ones that play In the comlng meet I one hundred thlrteen I I I I I ' I I I I . . . , . . . I I I I I ' I . I Whirlo Club Bock Row Noreen Klein Barbara Schacht Vlrgunua Connelly Dawn Gerasumos Gertrude Wllkunson Gwen Mackell Jean Carol Hall Gloria Schwaegerl Front Raw Loss Bell Larry Fafllck Blll Moore Beverly Bluhm Phyllus Mo gon Helen OToole Margaret Hobson Norman Lenby Flrst Semester Beverly Blumn Phyllls Morgan Helen O Toole Bull Moore OFFICE Second Semester Presldent Bob Carman Vuce President Helen OToole Secretary Bull Moore Treasurer Kay Donaldson CLUB which offers a great source ot enjoyment to nts 20 or so members ns the Shaw Whurlo Club Every Tuesday nlght the club meets In Skateland Here they skate at a reduced price ot 25 cents by produclng thenr Whlrlo card They may rent or own thelr skates and ut they own them they may take skating lessons after the regular sessions on Frlday The club Inmates nts members at Skatland Whlrlo emblems are given out on a point system and each member must make 300 points from attendance ablllty and other qualltles In one semester before he can receuve hrs emblem All the Whlrlo clubs of Cleveland held a banquet at John l-lay Hugh School followed by a skate at Skateland Shaw members are also members of the Cleveland Whnrlo Mnss l-larrlet Carpenter acts as thelr odvlser one hund red fourteen Room 203, and skates after school on Fridays from 3:30 to 6:00 P. M, at HOMEROOM 21 Back Row 3- Tom Clark, Ray Buftermore, Herman Gern, Desmond Cowon, Kenneth Barckert, Bob Beattie, Blil arton, Carol Askue, Marlene Bender Third Row - James Brugman, Johnny Carran, Maynard Burkhardt, Bob Christopher, John Chakamian, Howard Clements, Bill Bonsteel, Pat Brewer, Marty Anderson Second Row - Mary Jane Betacchia, Pat Bizzelle, Dick Childers, Barbara Couch, Raenelle Johnston, Gloria Blackburn,, Janet Brosamle, Lois Chesnut, Mary Ann Barnard Front Row - Angela Catanese, Margie Beniomin, Nancy Corl, Evrse Berlocker, Chester Coe, June Cotnor, Mary Bart, Margaret Beckce, Rosemary Conway HOMEROOM 26 Back Row Jerry Beard William Harman Jim Anthony Bill Buettner Alan Alexander Allan Barclf John Baker Gerald McGill Lois Bell Middle Row Doris Betler Helen Harrison lna Alexander Beverly Blahm Pat Banks Jane Blarlftlavn Barbara Bennett Joan Barnes Front Row Mary Jane Cassidy Jeanette Boginski Nancy Becker Jim Banres Joan Anrlcison Caril Babcox Jackie Baxter one hanc1ieJ sixteen - 1 f 1 , , ' r le wx, 3 3 8, HQ 4 ' 5 ' , ' al 'ZZ ..T' ,uw ' . G U- 3 U in 1 ' 4' ' f 331 5 12' 1: u W 'P .5 15 5, ig, ,E 151, 52 MQ .3 , .7 Qs .f '5Q Y 32 ' F, -3 'ik 3'3'?' kV' , - 4- if lf 9 Y Q y ' ' ' ' Y' N5 gn, 35 I V 3- V f 59 ,, - 1 Q f uf A , Aw K. - I 4 V ff? 5 ' n 7 V ' , ' f M gg ll if 8 I 3 ' HOMEROOM 31 Bock Row -- Brll Cannungham, Jay Hollmgsworth, Dock lrrsh, Roy Lockhart, Ronnle Johneon, Blll Grlthth, Bob Decker, Boo McAIlnster, Rush McKmght, Duck Least, John Mead, Owen McGraw Fourth Row - Rooal Kulberg, Phrl Herbert, Ed Hrss, Dorothy Kaolusuk, Nancy Kotvach JoAnn Lelanrl Laora McGrew, Pot McCarty, Chad Granger, Duck Metz, Don Hudson, Ed Lewls Thlrd Row -- Jock Horrrson, Jane Maclaus, Gwen Mackel, Nancy Green, Carole Holre, Betty Larson Esther Kamaf, Dorothy Harrnson, Pat Quelos, Mary Loo Scott, Betty McKee Second Row A Sally Richman, Elalne Kruger, Pattnc Lyons, Donna Johnson, Margo Moclnnes, Pat McGeary Lnllnan Hood, Roberta Horn, Barbara Henderson, Donna Jaryre, Bermce Shnrnelonras Front Row - Carol Hay, Peggy Harrell, Beverly Hodge, Adelalde Gross, Janet Luneharn, Gerry Lewls, Joanne Matrox, Dorothy Guelaa, Lots Shaffer, Rosemary McCarthy HOMEROOM 32 Back Row Torn Nrckels Daye Pursgloye Bob Mrnnuck Leo Mott Jam Owen Ken Rleoer Fre' Oren Jack Metcalf John Redaaway Phullp Puckens Thlra Row Jum Raaaeoaagh Nancy Morrls Jeanne Ooerer Ruth Petere Roth Mules Betty Olloorke Norman Potuker Sam Sholala Bull Maselln Laara Patten Jane Ann Nortage Fr nt Row Blanche Morne Phyllw Powell Joanne Park Jo Manck Helen Mea or Carlla Ram ey Jackle Mocklnhaopt Second Row - PatIMurphy, Carol Polk, Dolores Otello, Shirley Spohn Helen O'Toole, Phyllls Morgan HOMEROOM 35 Pack Raw -4 Howard Dawes, Allan Gould, Edgar Dllleaher, Bah Greenwood, Calym Fortlwroak, Dayc Donlsan, Don Errckson Glarla Enkler, Alyce DCMOVO Tlwrl Rew -- Joanne GOOUFICH, Janet Fortarook, Kay Donaldson, Frances Games, Leonard Galdsfem VNalfCr Garland Barlwara DeFrlezC, Shlrley Frank, Maralyn Francvs, Vera Jane Gower Second Row -- Carol Gossman Marlan Fox, Dolores Gemluch, Donna Crafts, Nan Des Laaruers Theoaora Gramlnes Allce Decker, Nona Glllesple, Marne Guacomln Pont Rav. - Audrey Frank, Joy Garner, Marx. Duemert, Herb Dnamona, James Goa, Carl Crankshaw Clara DlDnnaTo Vvlan Fatlca HOMEROOM 36 E ck Row Hershey Herzlg Don Kahlson Fred Jagow Chuck Inman Joel Hafson Morgan Janes Dave l-lesfer Ralph Hoff Kenyon Knshler Blll Ingram 'vllflale Raw Harold l-lostutler Lawrence l-lowald Brace Kershner Joan Herron Glorla Immke Duck Front Raw Noreen Kllnc Elma Gradler Elyse Kerlun Lynn Guffey Vrrglnla Hlrschaaer Aarlrey Jensen Rosemary Janos Pauline Kamonlck Nancy Noble 'ne nunnvcl mreleen D Jerome, Tm Keyes, Duck Kanlson, Lee Jackson! Dave Kafhe I I A HOMEROOM 39 Bock Row -- Mlke O'Toole Lloyd Nelson, Arthur Nrtzsche, Gordon McCartcr, Bull Nuck, Barclay McMlllcn, John Lee, Dale McLean, Dennus Leyerett, Tom McCllntock, John Musacclto, Bob McGrew Thlrd Row - Ray Marshall, Don Long, Roger Morley, Norman Osoorm, Bull Montgomery, Mtkc Nlcolcttl Bala Mouat, John Luca, Jvm Norman, Joe Mlnnuello, Bull Mtllogcr Second Row 3 Nuck Nardn, Duck Lolewskl, George Landls, Mary Murphy, Dlanc Mansell, Leda Mlnadeo Marlen Maller, Pat Muller, Helen Murphy, Margaret Lawson Paul Newton Front Row f- Sue Mehnert, Nancy Nlchols, Margaret Lumley, Maralnne LoPuccoIo, Judy Moll, Patsy O Rrley, Pat Mgrroy, Jeanne Laooscher, Beth Kock, Martha Mntchell HOMEROOM 105 Back Row Rnchord Beatty Duck Duke Boo Arnold John Faulds Russ Brown Jerry Alley George Dayls Chuck Broost Roland Carlson Tnlrd Row l-lorruson Anderson Chuck Cacone Katherlne Fanara James Aten Janet Carson Barb second Row Mary Grace Cannavo Marguerute Ferro Eleanor Dean Betty Bukoyac Maxune Andrewq Catherme Councell Jeannine Frecker Barbara Elllott Front Row Sally Ernest Estelle Brazle, Marge Corssllo Audrey Blackman Elaune Adams Pot Cooelonfl Eleanor Clarke A Douglajlllchard Elncker Euoene Cvasullo, John Donofrlo I I I HOMEROOM 107 Back Row 7 James Etcher, Herbert Grogcr, Bruce Hennessy, Bud French, Bob Hancock, Jack Alcxy Leonard Elllot, Vlnce Barrett, Duck McCloud, Warren Bratcher, Don Baumgortner Fourth Row 7 Dtck Green, Lester Horns, Robert Cook, Leslre Blackman, Torn Meacl, Wnllus Hardy, Roy Johnson, George Dallnng, Alan Hoyle Er' Ktlpatrlck Gcorge Schmrrtt, Reed Hudson Thlrql Row f- Pat Church, George Hodge, Don Holmes, Ponalrl Colluer Gary Burkholrler, Wvlhur Brooks Wtlllarn Kolezla, Dick l-lute, Cal Guenther, Ronald Pc-rratt, Beverly Ferguson ic-cond Row k Borlzara Houghton, Jaclfre Ere-yarcl, Elwor Fyte Peggy Custer, Peggy Gutfy, Barbara Bader, Marilyn Greek, Norma Brest, Marlorte Arnolz' Rose larnrnarlno, Mary DrLlrlflo Angela Call Front Row - Shurlcy Haas, lmelda Mae Moose, Mary l.DcI Spencer Grace Kurtz Isabel Ford, Dorothy Gerscheski, Angela Genovese, Betty Funztley, Pat Henry, Marllyn Homulton, Margaret Hobson HOMEROOM 200 Back Row Don Shalala Jock Rauch Bob Paguun Ecl Peterson Eugene Rtggs Jack Rlchley Duck Polnst Bull Parker Ralph Raymont Arthur Roymont Jerry Packers Front Row Ellen Pasco Helen Rtcharcls Joyce Pearce Ethel Phlpos Madge Robertson Audrey Peter on Fran Rodenbucher Muriel Poole Joan Path Mlclclle Row ljanet Praylent, Betty Pinkerton, Evelyn Paul, Nancy Raufrnan, Gorclno Pllcher, Bold Ries, wif Z 0 J Q0 4 4 I x Qi. J' W gg we 'UF if If 1 -QV1 T ' aux ii ' JT ? I wk-pi KM .Q ,V V +2 'f -av Q' -NIH iffif. ig gs QQ 5 Q v if HOMEROOM 300 Back Row - Dan Galala Clyrlc Grarnp, Jack Hansen, Bob Fnsner, Jack Gornherf, Allverf Ekar, Ray Drcsncr, Duck Ganolvclk Maflrlle Row f-- Ted Francnoso, Jlrn Flllapalrll, Marllvn Frlschrnan, Laverne Dlehn, Phil Escoyllz, Barbara Denzler, Elaxne Frnztzcr, Dlck Forsldcrg, Bart D+l.lddO Front Row 7 Carol Danlln, Anna Loc Frccker, Selma Gartner, Anlta DlGnoyine, Carolyn Conte, Marlo Francws, Marllyn Groeniteun, Bon Halmer HOMEROOM 303 Back Roy. rn Parham Blll Morton Jlm ORoarke lack Neftus helclon Pessell Dx k Plerce Pennza George bnlne Carson Rooer Hcrall M sqroye Bob Templar George Troon Sorqren Larry Tnollkan Dck Yoanq Rolfcrf Peters Second Row Nancy Money Kay Mrrrls Annue Jo Owen Sally Sclnoan Geraldune Smder Donna Woolway Patty Vlcnweq Eernlre Scnollman Eleanor Welster Ralh Stokes Flrv aw Dams Jpcncer Snlrloy Narancsc Jackle Malrler Shrrlcy Mowls Ray Powell Marllyn Whltc Marlon Pcrcrs 'cah Zocneqna Joanne Reynolds one mnflrcrl lwcnr 'ow To , X , , S , Q , Blll Thlrd Row Y E11 Polk, led Tseyclos Muck Malonaz, Frerl Scharlotl, John Prasley, Willy Wood Jack , r R ' rn lr ' ll I I V, I I ROOM 304 Back Row A Charles Hunt, James Slazas, Walter Harmon Don Herman, Merle Tagg Jack Lalley, Bull Marx, Eugene Pelto, Jay Jacobs, Bull Kell, Leonard Aeroe Thurd Row 7 Duck Gradusher, Duck Jacobs, Don Holtz, Wullard Harty, Charles Gorman, Charles Barbey, James Leslue, Don McKay, Gene Hugguns, Russell McShane Duck Webb Second Row -Connue Frock, Barbara Bushop, Joan Guenther, Eyelyne MacFadyen, Barbara Lenoug Junc Grosso, Phul Kurtz, John Mason, Verna Johnson, Jean Carruco, Frances Houghton Front Row - Eleanor Cohen, Mary Lau Gleason, Joyce Lytle, Jean Hall, Anna Klune, Jack Meuruke, Joyce l-lurue, Carol Golden, Rocco Scaperato, Charles Householder HOMEROOM 305 Back Row Multon Rothschuld Don Sodergren Fred Turner Duck Kock Vunce Taddeo Ted Shaffer Paul Bode Ron Weber Duck Walker Joe Zayorek Thurd Row Herb Levune Chuck Weuss John Stephan Mary Jane Zowasky Ken Whuteman Fred Wuest fecond Row John Sumpson Hermuda Lamcha Faye Schmunk Ruth Suydarru Nancy Parkhurst Vurgunua Wood Sheula Russell Leonard Lane Gladys Zorman Ed Urug Frrnt Row Sally Waltz Ethel Troyan Janet Kulds Vuvuan Polk Madalune Pearre Vurqunua Vassauz Ann Truyusonno Judy Wutyer Connue Truyusonno LOuuS6 Proyudenr .306 1 Gladyszetzback, Irene Knebusch, Bob Sutter, Ruek Waterbury Q I A u - ,,,,, , , HOMEROOM 307 Back Row - Ross Kung, Alvnn Jacobs, Dick Kelso, Alan Lowe, Wnlliorn Holes, Howard Johnson Jack Hellman, Harold McKee Mrcldle Row - Donald Hull, Rrchard Larson, Jean Kohagen, George Krantz, Alfred Lamcho, Wallace lmmke, Mary Matthews, Nathaniel Jenklns, Hyman Laub Front Row 7 Joan Jesset, Marilyn Matrox, Dorothy Magneson, Jean Johnson, Jane Krssoch, Morllvn Hendunger, Janet Johnson, Fhyllrs Jones HOMEROOM 308 Back Row Alan Brlnk Don Mersel John Brady Ralph Carlson Steve Anaresky Bob Bargefr Rossell Clarke Jack Coll Mrdale Row Davla Black Ken Carlson Roger Blum Lols Copeland Jlm Andrcsky Bob Bayer lrrno Front Row Sarah Abafe Bessue Chrcrnc Sally Carran Mary Jo Brnqmon Beverly Merrlrt Wonllo Byrne Roth Aroockle Roth Cohn 'OP W Y W Brugman, Allen Arklns l I I I I I , l nllbll l HOMEROOM 309 Back Row - Nea Sumonson, Ed Palmer, Sherwood Werser, Jack Nash, Don Whute, Drck Sayaam, Bob Milne, Bull Malloaly, Paul Vance, Duck Schafer Thrrd Row - Jim Ycugh Bob Nussel, Ernie Phtlltps Brit Mawson, Donna Stern, Janet Spangler, Nancy Staley, Dons Rack, Ea Panos4an Second Row -- Ralph Sllyestro, Sam Vecchta, Jtm Lloyd, Tom Odenkurk, Duck Saba, Victor Peterson, Roger Pekarek, Sam Sarknsnan, Tam Smtth, Rncnard Stullfngs Front Row - Bud Weber, Carolyn Russetl, Barbara Watt, Betty Rutcnte, Mamne Taylor, Loss Stegkember, Carol Swart Helen Srrnpson, Wtnrfred Youdell HOMEROOM 318 Back Row James Gann Ronnwe Boias Jerry Dabata Jack Buseon Don Wessman Bop Malley Joe Champagne Mtaate Row Rzcnard Serb Jam Vecchne Pat Brady Don Dalessanaro Bob Love Don Brugge n n twenty seven Front Raw -Tlase Baraey Mary Scntndlen' Barbara Botttnelm, June BakaTar, Dorotny Rncnter 1. viravi - Newspapermg EEING a newspaper ln the maksng was the chlef expernence of the journal asm class this year The class was taken on a tour ofthe Cleveland News by Ray Turk pub llc relations man Mr Turk started the tour at the Cnty desk and followed through all the phases of maklng a newspaper rlght to the bug presses Flashes from the wlrephoto room were observed by the class Perry Cragg photographer took a plcture of the students watchnng the presses Meetnng Maurnce Van Meter and Elmore Bacon were other hnghlnghts of the trlp Q l I . I I ' one hundred fwent -ei lt BARN DANCE DON FISHER FOR TINNING ROOFING FURNACES 134444 Euclid Ave At Superior DIAMOND S MEN S SHOP MacGregor Sportswear Arrow Shirts Llberfy 6810 13600 Euclid Ave YOUNG S Tallors and Dry Cleaners Furs and Fur Coats Cleaned Stored and Remodeled Phone GL 0688 14705 Euclid Ave +.1u.- 1 .- 1 .. .- 1 .- 1 1 -5-.--.q-.--. E 1 i Z i.,1m-1 1 1 1 .. 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 1 -,,,,... l 1 , . 1 1 1 1 . I-....-....- - -..,-...-..,,-..,.- .. - .. .. - -M,... E 1 T 1 1 s . 1 1 1 . .-..----..---------..... JANUARY GRADUATION Records Appluonces Best of Everything Electrscol BERNIERS RADIO AND ELECTRIC CO Toylor ond Euclid 15449 Euclud GI. 6856 HOFFMAN PRINTING PRINTERS ENGRAVERS 14066 Euclad Avenue Glenville 0246 PATTY GENE SHOPPE Lingerie Dresses ond Accessories 13837 Euclnd Avenue Two Doors Eost of Wlnd o Meer Theatre Glenvnlle 9424 Mrs Poul Eos? 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