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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1948 volume:

SHUTTLE J ' Q y . P x W I 1 T x x i I v i EAST CLEVELAND, OHIO T VOLUME 45 TE E N X , IN MEMORIAM March 3 l948 It is with much grief that we write this on the morning after death has taken our principal and friend M C Dietrich from us Mr Dietrich lived for Shaw students l-le believed that they were capable of self government and allowed them to choose their own leaders l-le was the champion of the student and fought for his rights the junior Red Cross as chairman lt is difficult to write a tribute to such a great man who in his quiet way brought happiness to so many and made fine citizens and national fig ures out of thousands of Shaw alumni The only thing we students can do is trv to live up to the high standards he has set for us We would like to devote this book to that Quiet, soft spoken man who was our good friend M C DltTRlCl-l The Editor A leader in civic affairs, Mr. Dietrich was well known for his work in Lx X X CKTQIJ Milf my X DX xxx X H fI72lflZlA 71.060721 f xy fi ga: k 1 ' of ' ' -f ...X- ..- POPULAR PRINCIPAL February l 948 Marlon C Dretrlch has almost completed hls nlneteenth year as prnncu pal of Shaw Newly elected presldent of the Lake Erae League Mr Dletrnch us also head of the Cuyahoga County Red Cross A truly popular prnncupal Mr Dletrlch has presided over all the athletlc banquets Under hxs wlse gurdance and trnendly Interest Shaw has moved Shaw has moved forward to the respected place It holds IH the community today 4 DR KORB DRIVES AHEAD Completlng hrs nlnth year as superintendent of the East Cleveland Schools Dr O l Korb has become one of the best llked admlnnstrators In the hlstory of the system l-le IS a frequent vusutor at school athletuc events and has become a wel come fngure at the letter banouets Among has actnvutles are appountung teachers and supervising the run nung and management of the schools from Shaw down to the sux elementary schools One valuable acldntuon to the curnculum thus year a drlvnng course was brought about by the efforts of Dr Korb 5 . X . . BOARD OF EDUCATION Lawrence Keith Mrs Marlem S Morgan Mrss Ruth Nemec Ben B Wickham Dr O I Korb Z C Klrne George Nelson KARL N BROWN Newest member of board EXECUTIVE COUNCIL l-loldung meetlngs on the second Monday of every month the Board ot Educatuon has to make and pass motuons concernnng all the tunancual matters of the East Cleveland Schools Nothing may be bought or sold wuthout the board s oermlssuon Presndent of the organnzatnon us Ben B Wickham Vice presldent the only woman member as Mrs Maruem Morgan The other members are Lawrence B Kenth George N Nelson and Karl Brown who took the place of Z C Klrne after the flrst of january 6 , X I V4 ww ' Ki Qs fikfw H59 I ff fig fx X M f' I' 077lUl 00777Af . fp ,., f 5 - 7 5 1 3? TT W-Qi . ,N,:l1 V Ls f N X4 N X XxffN V rg K -- ' ..4....QSlw H: W.: J I HOMEROOM II OA Back Row Kerth Brown Domenlck Catanese lack Colller Charles Barrett Bob Baxter Owen Calne Rlchard Dagle Ray Cowan Robert Collnster Davd Dawson Eddle Bryan Thlrd Row joe Calor: Beverlee Barrett Eleanor Baron Carmen Abate Wnlllard Calhoon Bob Brown lean Brown Margaret Barton Arthur Blackman Anthony Cola Don becand Row james Baler Vurgunua Badger Margaret Callander lean Babcock Marlene Alngsworth Mary lane Caterlno Evelyn Bennett Imogene Craug Cflorua Camp tneld Eleanor Blakemore Flrst Row Ralph Barnes Loss Beal Florence Bevacqua Carolyn Clark Allce Andrews BG? ty Burwell Beryl Brown loan Beattle Lows Batschelet Sarah Alexander 3 l Clcaveland ' l ' . .Jack Row--Frank Harnulton, Bob Harmon. Paul Heckman, Bob Crenwald. Du'k Ceuger, Alan Hancock. Duck Fort, Duck Henderson, Stephen Foch, Bob Fuslruer. Otus Elmore. Don Cray Tlwurd Rowfloan Furry. lvlaruorue Cerega Hazel Hennue, Ruth Cuundler, Sheldon Pant, Lloyd Huston, Ross Furesfone, Al Cray Ann Dornback. Ceorguana Feldkarnp, Bull Hunt uambe, Dorothy lacobson Muldred Faust. Marlene Hanson, loan Howuler, Maruc Francu, Fursr Row-f-Mary Cub un, Mary Hoge. lanuce Foxall, lo Donolruo, Syble Green, Cornelua Page- tan, Elaune lackse . loan Fugett. Marulyn Fassbender. Don Hall HOMEROOM I8 lCA D L Second Row--Vurgunua Du Padova. Vurgunua ladesenua. Ann Fode, Helen Herkerd. Harruet Fol- Q li HOMEROOM I9 OA back Row Albert McNellly Louis Lustlc Don Leslie Bob McCollougl1 Karl Kromp Davld Klopp Paul Knpllnger Cordon Kalrn Daxe McKenzie jack Loeblern Harley Knott james MacFadyen Steye Marnkls Tlwlrd Row Marlo Mashongeo jane Krebs Pbyluss Lupprncott janet Lemmerman Sally Marsh Ronald Marvin Frank Hosk ns Melynn Kenl Hazel Kulln ane Kelly Second Row Kutty Ann Keal Alva McKenna Beth McMahon Barbara Meckler Cmger Washburn Marllyn Lamont Oracle Marnple Pat jones Betty obnson oanne Kadner jlm Kallenbach Fur t R W Lmraune McLellan Marlon Long Donna jean Marzu jinet Loxe Plclmrd MCHVFZ jackle McCeary Helen Krmrna j an Lorenzett lb l Dorothy Ketron Don Klagel . ' . ' , , 1 f 1 s o L , . , 1 L - I - OA Buck R vw Paul Field Bull Nelson arnes Pleas Art Melnlwarot a k Nleycr Cent Ph le A 1 Overfleld Don Noack Kae Morrts loan Neylans Faye Roqerx Barbara Saunders Fred Radon Melnhardt lrm Muller Lows Orlando Bull Merke Ken Met el lack Reulbaclw Second Row Lows Schwartz Bull Schroeder Pat O Brlen Kay Rapp P t Peterson Pl-myllls Ol son Sue Schwummer Peggy Oates Nancy Pearce Rosemary North loin Rexlorcl lack Mulhauser Flrst Row Roger Moorhead anet Sampson Call Newman C mllla Peak Inu Mlller Clalre Mnrnoff lane Morley Barb Novel Ted Plnney HOMEROOM 20 l 1 U --V . I ' , . I C 4, A H l tr, ll. Trwlrd RowiBlll Mulgrew, Vlnce Sauer, Morton Seltzer, Marte Panlcht, l-lelen Newman Tone ,I , L -- . . ' , a , - - I , , a 1 , . , HOMERCOM 29 oA Back Row Nell Smlth Larry Sherman Duck Shelden Duck Swann Bob Veal john Wllls Don Young Carl Zowasky john Wlsbrun Bob Walker Wesley Upham jerry Young Thurd Row Norman Tipton Ken Watkuns Nancy Wlddowson Donna Wood Barbara Smith Mary Lounse Toth Gerry Shrtron Wayne Tellung Larry Thompson Ron Stafford Stonner Ann Woehrmann Pat Spencer Barbanta Needleman Barry Strelek Flrst 'low Barbara Walker losephme Sofua Loss Unterbergcr Ruth Webster lean Weln kumer Dorothy Son Bonnie lean Thomas lam Sweeney I2 lf- Second Row -loanne Thacker, lvlanlyn Stephenson, Elmerunda Yvonne, Peggy Sprmkle, Arlene Back Row jack Picicci Dick Forsberg jack Hansen Bob Fisher Al Ekar Bart Di Liddo Dan Calaba vine Barbara Denzler jim Fittipaldn First Row Marilyn Croenstein Marie Francis Ted Francisco Bob Haber Selma Garber An na Lee Frecker HOMEROOM 300 Third Row-Phil Escovitz, Laverne Diehn, Elaine Finitzer, Marilyn Frischman, Anita Di CHO- I IB HOMEROOM 303 Back Row Tom Parham Carson Roper Bull Pennza Sheldon Pessel George Shme jack Net tus Harold Mosgrove Vllll Wood Dan Treter George Trovan Thlrd Row Bob Peters Ted Tsevdos Nlck Mylonas john Pressly Donna Woolway Pat Vneh weg Fred Scharlott jack Sodergren Duck Young Second Row Kay Morrls Margaret Schuman Eleanor Stombrys Nancy Money Kay Powell Bernlce Schulman Geraldvne Snyder Sally Schoen Ruth Stokes First Row Margaret Olover Shurley Mowls lackae Molder Shlrley Varanese Eleanor Web ster Marlon Peters joanne Reynolds Dons Spencer l4 llB A I J I I Y 4 I I I 1 1 ' l l I 5 5 I I I - , , . T 41 I 7 I . 1 , y .4 , ' y . ' Q , . , Back Row Ed Cross Howard johnson jack Hellman Bull Bayles Ross Kung Alan Lowe Wrl Inam Hotes Alfred Lamcha ard Larson jean Kohagen Front Row Marnlyn Heudmger Dot lvlagneson janet johnson Marnlyn Mattox Phy I s jones HOMEROBM 307 I5 Third Row-Mary Matthews, Hyman Laub, Harold McKee, Bob Orr, Wallace Imrnke, Rich . Q , , . ' 1 l I HCMEROOM 308 Back Row jim Andresky Don Meisel Len Brazus Steve Andresky Ralph Carlson Bill Camp bell Roger Blum Ken Carlson man Dick Young Bob Bayer First Row Ruth Cohn Ruth Arbuckle Allen Atkins Dave Black Beverly Merritt Sally Carran l6 l IB Second Row-Harold Varndell, Dick Bookner, Wanda Byrne, Lois Copeland, Mary jo Brig- Back Row Wallace Burdett Alfred Donofruo Nell Mclntosh Ray Buttermore jack Cowwn Kenneth Barckert George Crosley Bob Beattue Bull Burton Carol Askue Mar Iene Bender Thurd Row Martha Anderson Frank Batson john Carran Maynard Burkhardt Roger Cyrner Don Goff Bob Chrlstopher john Chakamnan Howard Clements Bvll Bonsteel Pat Brewer nelle johnston Barbara Couch Glorua Blackburn jo Anne Cunmngham LOIS Chestnut Marv Barnard Furst Row Angela Catanese Margue Bemamrn Nancy Corl Evelvn Berlocker Chester Coe june Cotner Mary Bart Margaret Beekel Rosemary Conway HOMEROOM 21 I7 Second Row-jim Bruggman, Dick Childers, Mary Befacchia, Pat Bizzelle, Laura Moody, Raef- l I HOMEROOM 35 A Back Row Howard Davnes Allan Gould Bob Greenwood Dave Denison Calvm Fortbrook Don Ernckson Ed Dnlleaher Ken Sauer Thurd Row Maralyn Francus Walter Garland Donna Crofts Clorna Enkler Alyce De Mayo Nancy Frues Frances Cannes larnes Cau Maruan Fox Shnrley Frank janet Fortbrook Theodora Gramunes Fnrst Row Shnrley Croover Aluce Decker Clara Dr Donato Mary lane Dremert Marne C-ua comm loanne Goodrlch Nona Gullespue Vrvran Fatuca Audrey Frank I8 l l -' 1 1 1 - I t I A Z - I 1 , v I 1 l , Second Row-Carol C-ossman, Kay Donaldson, Nan Des Lauriers janet Fee, Delores Cemlich Back Row Ken Knshler Wnllard Heudlnger Chuck Inman Morgan jones john Henry joel I-Iutson Dave Hester john Horkan Don Klungman Thurd Row jum Anderson Bruce Kershner Harold Hostufler Lee jackson Dave Kathe Ralph I-Ioff Don Kahlson Hershel Herzuq gram Duck Kahlson Furst Row Noreen Klune Rosemary jones Eluse Kerlsn Paulune Komonlck C-nnny Hnrschauer Nancy Knobel SI'nrIev johnson HOMEROOM 36 I9 Second Row-Dick jerome, jirn,Keyes, Audrey kjensen, Gloria Irnmke, Lynn Cuffey, Bill Irw- I I HOMEROOM 39 A Last Row Barclay McMullen Leo Carraher Gordon McCarter Dale McLean Dennns Leverett Robert McGrew Bull Nuck john Musacchlo Tom McCllntock john Lee Arthur Nltzsche Bull Montgomery Thnrd Row Sydney McGimpsey john Luca Make OToole Don Long Mlke Nncolettn jrn Norman Bob Mouat Ray Marshall Roger Morley Norman Osborn Lloyd Nelson Second Row joe Mnnnlllo Rnchard Lojewsku Barbara De Frueze Angela Latunr Peggy Lum ley Carol MacDonald Mary Murphy Helen Murphy George Landus Larry Nolan Paul Newton Furst Row Ilene Beckwlth Maruanne Lo Pnccolo Margaret Lowson leanne Laubscher Mar tha Mltchell Nancy Nichols judy Moll Sue Mehnert Pat Murray Audrey Tar antlno 20 5 - . 9 ' v y v r v . . . , , . . . ' 1 y - . - I y 1 1 1 , r v r ' 1 , v , v v 3 7 ' - v . v - - Back Row Ralph Raymont Don Shalala Cordon Pllclwer Bull Parker jack Rlchley lack Rauch Bull Kell Bob Rlee Art Ravmont Second Row Fran Rodenbucher Madge Robertson Evelyn Paul Nancy Raufrnan Betty Pun kerton janet Provudent Ethel Phupps First Row joyce Pearce Helen Ruchards Murlel Poole jerry Pnckens joan Pattue Ellen Pas co Shurley Robmson HOMEROOM 200 21 HOMEROOM 208 A Buck Row HarrySO1Cba Cltft Schmunk ack Smtrctna Duck Schroeder Kort Rose Doro Sampson Rtchard Santoro Second Row Oftyer Stadek Beverly Spurgeon oan Srnuth Dolores Schunnaker Lots Sihu knecht janet Smtth ftrst Row Sally Southgate Mary Schach lean Scott Barb Snwtth I I Thnrd Row-'Bob Spauldtng. Torn Seneff, Pat Sums, Sarah Short. Elaune Sherry. Paul Storm , 7 , j . . ' I 7' V v I F Back R vs Ed Lakacs Bll Stapleton Gene Toreance Clark Townsend Bull Wllllams Fred Thomas Dave Whttacre dy Weeks Frank Walworth Second Row Carolyn Townhall Betty Lou Thomas Marulyn Vxfhnte Barb Warner Charlotte Underwood Flrst Row Helen Wolf Beverly West loan Turner Marlon Zahner lvlelylna Wreath HOMERCOM ZI7 25 o '-- . s , , , , ' Third Row--Duck Trdrno. Orlwlle Vwfusernan. Harrlet Wllltams, Dorcas Strong, Carol Thut. Ted- ll HCMEROOM 105 2B Back Row Bull Cunningham Rlchard Duke Richard Elncker George Davis Russell Brown Richard Beatty Bob Arnold jerry Alley Third Row Charles Cxcone Ronny Carlson Homer Curd john Faulds Leonard Burroughs Second Row jeannune Frecker lvlarguerute Ferro janet Carson Barb Douglas Eleanor Dean Maxine Andrews Estelle Brazle Flrsf Row Margue Corsnllo Audrey Blackman Barbara Elluott Mary Grace Cannavo Cathernne Councell Pat Copeland Eleanor Clarke 24 l I Q 3 I I - I I Y I 1 , A 1 I 1 - y - v 1 Eugene Clasullo, Harnson Anderson T I Y I V 1 5 I 1 1 I l ! v 4 1 y A Last Row Russel MacShane 'Vllke Frlce Rav Ambler Walter l-lurrnon Bull Marx Don Her man wmes Sla os Charles Barbev Chuck Carman Thomas Weber Thlrd Row Don McKay lam s Lesly Puerson Carney Ed Palmer Duck Clucws Duck Webb Qecond Row Charles Hunt Bob Collln ck 'Vlenke Barb Lenox loan Guenther Anna Marne Kllne jean Crasse Phll Kurtz Leonard Aaroe Fnrst Row Exelyn Macfadyen Eleanor Cohn Carol C-olden lean Von Ken IL Marx Lou Clea son lcyce Lvtle lean Carol Hall Frances Houghton HOMEROOM 304 L A-, l , f V K V L Q ' . . , l. z ,J , Huston Shurer, Marllyn Hamllton, Wnll Hardy - 7 . C s. la l 1 . . IZB HOMEROOM 309 Back Row Thurd Row Second Row Front Row Bull Mullooly Paul Vance Bob Brady Bob Swaton Duck Suydam Bull Vorpe ack Nash Duck Schafer Bob Mulne Duck Saba Bull Morruson Martun Welter Tom Srnuth Vuc PQTGVSOD Duck Stullungs ufn Loyd Roger Pekarek Ed Panosuan Ralph Sylvesfro Bob Nussell Ken Wagner Bud Weber Maxune Taylor Betty Rutchue Dorus Ruck Donna Stern Wunnue Youdell laruel Spangler Carol Swart Carolyn Russell Helen Sumpson 6 IZB .W '.'1 ' . ' 1 -Sam Sarkuslian. Don White, Tom Odenkurk l l Y 4 ' ' , ll l . , , , . Back Rww--fMlclwael Alblno Ed Barak, Ed Bronner, Ed Alerncgno, Bull Clay. Daxe Baurngarl- ner, Duck Baomgartner Tlwlrd Row-Allce Cameron, lack Berrev, Frank Bargar. lack Baker, Leroy Bgler. Loss Beravec. Beverly Crane Second RovvfFav Barren. Beverly Mlck. Erma Calose Duane Benlarnln, Nlary Ann Blttenc. Harvey Bender Flrst Row--Pat Armstrong. Mary Lou Anevvalt, Ceorgene Bogell, Arlene Braund, Florence BOVT 1 1 HOMEROOM Z6 HOMEROOM IO7 Back Row Fred Hurschman Ralph Grugel Bob Hawk Dale Locher Audrey ones Susan Eaton Wally Furlnnger George Happ Tony Gilberto Leroy Llsbee Duane Gerd sumos Third Row Rlchard lmhof Bob Gibson lack Erickson lackue Hunt Ann Lourse Least 'led Gerscheskn lohn Mahoney ludy Fry loanne Greenwood Fred Ehrenbelt Carole Hastfngs lam Gruffuth Jecond Row lohn Foreman Marfvn Loftus Mary Hoffmann Nancy Hood lane Mattson Mar garct Flttlpaldv Allce Davis Carol Doraguzzu Norma Huthrnacher joy Gell GarOl6 Martunsen Fnrst Row lack Mannmg Bull Games Betty Dvorak Barbara Korponlc Molly Dflxnwbro-sua Betty Fleischer Anna DFnluppl Mane Della jerry lcdnak QQ 1 .'l' 1 . C L , . Q - Back Row Alan Schlessel Nathan Morrl on Duck Slmmons Bruce Reeves Bob Toret kx Walter Scott Chu k Mooney Ed Pllcher Bob Schafer Thurd Row Bob Thompson Bob Testa lam Waple Cul Santoro loe Stldusonno Bob Nuskcf Duck Rundt Len Walker Henry Sarklsuan Sandy Scuortmo Betty Morrus Martha Ann Wlllung Shlrley Webtcott Ruth McGuire Fumt Row Bob Sampson Marv Mueelln Marllvn Mcflumosey Carolyn Muller Lots Radomsky jerry Ruccu rd: Beftv Peattae HOMEROOM 305 Second RowiUmdentnfued, Terry Tucker. Kathy Mooney. Clorua Rondana, Marllyn McKee IDB HOMEROOM 318 A Back Row Mary Kav Schmdler ack Baisorm Dan We sman Par Bradv Fursr Row une Bakalar Row Barbev Delores Hoskum Ann KeklaI1 Dorothy Rucrwrer Pa Pandolplm D T 1 4 x I K U Q Second Row-Don Brugge, Bob Lowe, jummv Vecchio, Don Deksentro, Duck Sweb +I , , , c. . J? JW CIC!!! lzdjvyf -ghd CILLCLAAI ff 5, ,f k ff ff .-. M 1 I I ALEXY JOHN Momtor 4 BADER BARBARA Choir 3 Dramatuc Club 2 3 Frlendshup 2 3 4 dent Councul 3 4 BANDO MANUEL Camera Club 2 Movle Crew 3 4 Stage Crew 2 3 4 BAUMCARTN ER DON Football 2 3 4 Natnon I Honor Socuety 4 lp r Student Councnl 3 I 1 c e pres l Swsmmmg 3 4 Var slty S Letter 3 4 BROOKS WILBUR Football Z 3 Monitor 4 Swlmmmg 3 4 CALLIC-HEN PATSY Friendship 2 3 C A A 2 Monltor 4 Shuttle Sollcltor M ARNOLD MARlORlE Friendship 2 3 4 C A A 2 3 Observer Sollcutor 2 3 BAKER RUTH Aqua Dux 3 Art Club 4 Frrendshup C A 3 Saving 4 Shu 6 Solncutor 4 BARRETT VINCE Baseball 2 3 Basketball 2 F otball 2 4 tuonal Honor Society 4 Stu dent Council 2 4 Varsity S Letter 3 4 BREVARD lACQUELYN Friendship 2 3 C A Monitor 2 3 CALI ANGELA Friendship 2 3 C A A 3 Monitor 2 R e d Cross Representatlve CHURCH PATRICIA endshnp 2 C A A Monitor 4 4 . 4, , , , . 2 , , , .h ' 9 J : 4: ' ' , 1 Stu- A ' ' 2, 3, 45 , , A. E Y A 2, ' g Life A I lll . : l , , 3, 4g 0 l l i 3. : NS- , , 5 ' S ' ' , : . . A- 32 ' e s.J g ' , , V. - U 4 , z ' 1 'l ' : 3 , , . 2, . , , 5 - I ' I , , l . I . . D 2: 4 ' 4 ff T T 3 COLLIER, RONALD Band 2, 3, 43 Whlrlo 2, 3. 4 CUSTER PEGGY Gholr2 3 4 Fruendshlp 2 DsLlDDO MARY Frnendshup 2 3 4 Momtor 4 Red Cross Representatnve ELLIOTT LEONARD Band Z Football 2 3 4 HI Y 2 3 4 Monltor 3 4 Se mor Prom Commuttee 4 Swummmg 2 3 4 Track 2 FERGUSON BEVERLY Frlendshlp 2 3 4 G A A 2 3 S Letter Whlrlo 2 FORD ISOBEL ramatlc Club 2 3 Frlendshnp 2 4 G A A 2 Monutor 4 Observer 3 4 Stage Crew 2 3 4 COOK, ROBERT choir 2, 3, 4g Rifle Club 2, 3. 4 DALLING GEORGE Basketball 2 3 4 Student Councul 3 Varsuty S Letter EICHER IAMES Monitor 4 EMMONS DON Football 2 Monutor 2 FINDLEY BETTY Choir 2 3 Fruendshnp 2 3 4 G A A 2 Glee Club 2 Momtor 4 FRENCH BUD Visual Education 2 3 4 FYFE ELINOR Fruendshnp 2 3 4 C. A A 2 3 4 Monutor4 Natuonal Honor Socnety 4 GERSCHESKI DOROTHY Cholr 2 3 4 Dramatlc Club 4 4 G A A Z Glee b GREEN RICHARD Band 2 3 4 Rnfle Club 3 4 GUFFEY PEGGY Dramatlc Club 2 Friendship Leaders Club 3 Monntor 2 4 HANCOCK ROBERT HENRY, PATRICIA Band 2 3, 4, Fruendshvp 2 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Nateonal Honor Society 3, 4, Orches tra 3, 4 GENOVESE ANGELA Dramatic Club 2 3 Friend 2 3 Monltor 2 3 4 National Honor Socuety 4 Stage Crew GREEK MARILYN Dramatic Club 3 4 Frlend 2 3 3 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 3 4 Student Council 3 4 GROGER HERB Chess Club 2 3 Debate Club 2 3 4 Photographuc Clu 4 Rufle Team 3 4 Stamp Club 3 Tennrs Team HAAS SHIRLEY Band 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Momtor 2 3 Orchestra 2 HARDY WILL Football 2 3 4 HI Y 2 4 Monntor 4 S Letter 4 HENNESSY, BRUCE .. 5 ls' 'l l Ship.. ,4:G.,A-733.41 2, 3 ' -. : f '. : Clu Snap , ,4gG.lA, 'A. 2, 33 3, 4 43 Glee Club 23 Monitor- 2. b ,S .A . ' L 4 , 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3,41 - f 1 ' , 3, 4 l , . : '- ,3l 34 HOBSON MARGARET Friendship 2, 3, 4g G, A. A. 2, 3, 43 Whirlo 2, 3, 4 HOLMES DON HOYLE ALAN FotbalI2 3 4 HIYZ 4 Monitor 2 3 S Leffel' 4 IAMMARINO ROSE MARIE Dramatic Club 2 Friendship 3 G A A 2 Monitor2 KAMUF ESTHER Aqua Dux 3 Friendship 2 3 3 4 M 2 3 4 S Lette u dent Council 4 Tarpon 2 3 4 ltreas 3 pres 4l KILPATRICK EDGAR f 'x HODGE, GEORGE Football 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 33 Monitor 2, 33 Monitor Cap- tain 4g Varsity S 3, 4g Stu- dent Council 3, 4 HOUGHTON BARBARA ArmyNavy4 Athlet c Council 3 4 Friendship 2 G A A 3 4 W I 2 Yale Harvard 4 HUTSON REED Monitor 3 4 KAYAFAS CLARA Friendship 2 Malorette 2 Orchestra 3 KETRON HAROLD Visual Education 2 KNEBUSCH IRENE Friendship 2 4 G A A 2 3 4 Monitor 4 S Letter Trpon 2 3 4 ltreas 41 Whirlo 2 KOCH RICHARD Red Cross Representatuve 2 3 Student Councul 2 3 4 KuI.As IANET Dramatlcs 3 4 Fnendshlp 2 G A A 2 3 4 Itor 2 3 4 Nahonal Honor SocIety 4 Student Councll 3 LAMCHA HERM IDA MacKENZIE DON Football 2 3 4 SenIor Class Presldent Student CouncIl MARTIN IANET ramatrc C I u b 2 3 Frlendshnp 2 3 4 G A A 4 Clee Club 4 Observer MCINNES, IEAN Frlendshup 4 KRUM GRETA Chorr 2 3 4 Frlendshnp 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 4 Cl Cross Representatuve 2 MonItor 2 3 LANE LEONARD as all 3 4 ChoIr2 3 4 Ipres 4l Football 2 HI Y 4 lv pres 4I om tor Natlonal Honor SOCIS ty 3 4 Red Cross Represen tatIve 3 4 Student Council 4 Ipres 4l LEVINE HERBERT omtor 2 Nahonal Honor ocuety 3 4 Student Councll 3 TennIs Team 2 3 4 VafSlfy S Letter MARIKIS MICHAEL MATERA AMELIA Aqua Dux 3 4 Frlendshnp MCKIE, IAN : ', y I .:',, .:Re' I '- ,,' - , B Eb ,, ' .. 343 . , . ,, gMon- . 3 i . ' ,,: ' I 2,3, - GMI I M -D 3 ' I S' 53 3,4 ' D l' , , 4: . 2 ' ' - - ,,,,,, 2,3,4gG.A.A.2,3,4 3.: 9 3,4 I ' 36 MECK. MARILYN Friendship 21 C. A. A. 2 3. 43 Leaders Club 29 T-3 D0n 3, 4 IVIUSACCI-I IO THERESA Friendship 2 NICHOLS ALAN Band 2 3 4 Movie Operator PARKHURST NANCY Fendshlp2 3 Sh ffl Solicitor 2 3 POLK VIVIAN Choir 2 3 Dramatic Club 2 Friendship 2 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 Life Saving 4 PUTZBACH GLADYS Friendship 4 Monitor 4 MILLER, DOROTHY Dramatic Club 25 Friendship 2 Icabinet 3, pres. 4l3 C. A. A, 2, 3, 45 Shuttle Solici- tor 3 MYLONAS IOHN Movie Operator 4 PALMER VIRGINIA Aqua Dux 2 3 Friendship C A A 3 4 Tar PEARCE MADELINE Chovr 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 2 Friendship 2 3 4 G A 2 3 4 S Letter PROVIDENT LOUISE endship 2 G A A Monitor 4 ROTHSCHILD MILTON Dramatic Club 2 German Club 2 RUSSELL SHEILA Dramatlc Club 4 Frlendshnp 4 C A A 4 Momtor4 SCHMITZ GEORGE SHAFFER THEODORE omtor 2 3 4 Tenn Team 2 3 4 Varsity S Let STEPHAN IOHN Class Ring Commlttee Hs Y rch pr S l Momtor 2 3 4 SUTTER BOB Hn Y 4 Monltor 3 4 Monntor Captain 2 Varslty Football Manager 2 3 4 Varsuty S Letter 3 4 TADDEO VINCE Football 2 3 4 Varsuty S Letter 3 4 ,ff SAMUEL VINCENT Band 2 Momtor 3 SCHMUNK FAY Aqua Dux 3 Athletic Coun cal 3 4 Friendship 2 C A A 2 3 4 Monltor4 Student Council 2 3 Tar p n 2 3 4 SPENCER MARY LOUISE Art Club 3 4 Fnendshnp 2 lc bunet 33 A 3 SUTTER DICK HI Y Monltor 3 4 SUYDAM RUTH Frlendshap 2 3 4 G A A 4 Monntor 3 e Cross Representatuve 2 Tar p n 2 3 4 ,if TRIVISONNO ANN Frlendshlp 2 4 C A Momtor 4 TRIVISONNO CONNIE rlendshlp 2 C A A Monltor 4 UHRIC EDWARD Archery Club 2 Momtor 2 WATERBU RY RICHARD Baseball 4 Boosters Club 2 4 Cheer eader 3 Football 2 Track 2 3 Var stty S Letter WEISS CHARLES Debate Team 3 Momtor 2 4 Rifle Team 3 Tennis Team 2 3 4 WITWER IUDY Frlendshlp2 3 Momtor4 YEAGER 1oE TROYAN ETH EL Fruendshnp 2 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 Momtor 4 WALTZ SALLY Frlendshlp 4 G A 4 Monitor 3 WEBER RONALD Rlfle Club 3 WHITEMAN KENNETH Football 2 3 4 HI Y 2 3 4 Momtor 2 3 4 Sensor Prom Commuttee WOOD VIRGINIA Fendshnp 4 C A A 3 Whlrlo2 YATES IEANNETTE ZORMAN CLADYS CVIOII' 2 3 4 Drarnatxc Club ltre 4 Friends I et C A 3 Student Councvl 2 ps ffl Qols , '?' ZOWASKY MARY IANE qua Dux 4 Army Navy Captaun 4 Dramatlc Club 4 ruendshup 2 3 4 C- 3 4 Monitor ' Saving 4 S Leffcr 4 gg .rw cf lffiwf JAG CJLL 0 LAf . fb? X ff J .J f 1 1 f ALEXANDER ALAN Band 2 Black Red Revue 3 4 Hs Y 2 Momtor 4 a tuonal Honor Socuety 4 Or chestra 2 3 4 ANTHONY 1AMEs BABCOX CAROL Frlendshup 2 3 4 1CabIf19f Monltor 4 BAKER DON BANKS PATTIE Frlendshlp 2 3 4 G A A Letter 4 BARNES JAM ES I I' 3 f ANDERSON IOAN F endshlp2 3 4 C A A ASKEW IANE Dramatlc Club 4 Frnendshlp Gym Leader 4 Monitor 4 Red Cross Representatuve 4 S Letter 3 BACINSKI IEANNETTE Frlendshup 2 Monltor 3 4 BAKER IOHN BARCK ALAN Movue Crew BARNES IOAN Dramatic Clu 2 C A 2 b 2 4 Friend A BAXTER IACQUELI NE Aqua Dux 21 Drum Major- ette 43 Friendship 2, 3, 41 C. A. A. 2, 3, 4g Life Saving 4g Monitor 2, 4 BENNETT, BARBARA Friendship 2 3, 43 C. A. A. 2, 3 4' Monitor 4 BITONTI VIRGINIA A A BLUHM BEVERLY Choir 2 3 4 Friendship 2 4 Clee Club 2 Monitor 4 National Honor Society 4 Shuttle Circulation Manager Shuttle S Iicitor 3 W irlo 2 3 lpres 31 BOWES DOLORES Friendship 2 3 4 Monitor BRETZ DICK Basketball Manager 3 4 Choir 2 Hi Y 3 4 Monitor BELL, LOIS Friendship 2, 3g C-. A. A. 43 Mon i tor 45 Observer 33 Shuttle 3g Whirlo 2, 3 BETLER, DORIS Band 2, 3, 45 Friendship 2, 4' C-. A. A. 2 3' Moni Captain 4 Orchestra 3 4 Red Cross Representative 2 Student Council 2 3 4 BLACKBURN IUNE Choir 2 3 Friendship 2 3 C A A 2 3 Clee 2 National Honor Society 4 Red Cross Representative 4 huttle 4 Iasst circulation mgr I BOWEN MICKEY F otball 2 3 4 Hi Y 2 4 Student Council 3 4 Swimming 3 BRATCHER WARREN Hi Y 2 Monitor 2 BRITTEN DON otball 3 4 H Monitor 4 Tack 2 3 4 Varsity S Letter BROWN LLOYD Y 2 BURKHOLDFR CARY Football M nager 2 3 4 Monitor 4 Tack 2 3 4 Varsity S Letter CARLSON BOB nd 2 3 Monitor 3 4 Swimming Team 3 4 CASSIDY MARY IANE Debate 3 Friendship GAA 3 CHAPMAN ANNE Ciirls Clee Club 2 lr Cl1OIf Art Club 2 4 l 4 Choir 2 3 4 Frie 2 3 4 Monitor 2 3 4 Shuttle CLARK BERNICE Friendship 2 3, 4 thorn - room captainlg C. A, A. 2. , 4' Tarpon 3, We 44 BRUNNER IERRY Football 2 BURTON PAUL C our 2 3 4 Football 2 3 lsecy 4 Monitor 3 4 Swimming 4 Track 3 4 CARY RICHARD A Capella Choir 4 Dramatic Clu 4 Football 2 H Y Z v pr Homeroom President 3 4 Monitor 2 4 Observer 3 Red Cross Representative 2 Shuttle 3 CATALINA ROBERTA Dramatic Club 4 Friendship C A A 4 C-lee Club lr Council World Affairs 4 Whirlo 4 CHRISTY NANCY Friendship 2 4 C A A CLAY NANCY Fnendshap 2 3 4- c. A. A. 2. 3, 43 Monitor 2 , COLA DORIS Cmema Club 2 Fnendshlp 2 C Club 2 Monutor 2 3 COLLISTER DALE Band 2 3 4 Black Red Re vue 3 4 Booster Committee 4 Momtor2 3 Movue Crew 2 3 lmgr 3l Observer 3 4 Iphotographerl Shuttle 3 lasst photographerl CONNELLY VIRGINIA Freendshup 2 4 C A 4 Whlrlo 3 4 CORRICAN SALLY Fruendshlp 2 C- A A 2 Malorette 3 4 CRAIG IOAN Chonr 2 3 4 Frlendshup 2 CURTIS CAROLYN Dramatic Club 2 3 rrnend 2 3 ll C C 2 gram Chalrman 41 C A A 2 3 4 Monltor2 3 4 COLLINS NIALL Black Red Revue 3 4 Dra matic Club 2 Whnrlo 2 coNcER 1ERRv Camera Club 4 Debate Rnfle Club 3 4 COOLEY IEAN Frnendshnp 2 4 C A 4 Monitor 2 3 4 COWLES ANN Choir 2 3 4 Fraendshlp 2 3 4 Club 2 CRAVEN SALLY Frendshlp 2 3 4 C- A A 2 3 4 Momtor4 S Letter Shuttle Solncutor 4 DANIELSON DORIS Army Navy 3 4 Frnendshup 4 Iv pre 3l C 2 3 4 Leaders Club 3 4 Momtor 2 3 4 Icaptaln 3 4l Natnonal Honor Society 3 4 S Lette 4 Stu nt C uncvl 2 3 4 Isecy 2 3 treas 41 Yale Harvard 3 DeFILlPPI BOB DELVINCO FLORETTA H Y 4 Momtor 3 Stage Crew 3 4 DIEMERT DON Y 2 Monutor2 3 4 DOBRINICH DOLORES Frlendsblp 2 3 4 C- A A EARLEY BETTY ua Dux 3 Choir Friendship 3 4 C A A 2 4 Life Saving 4 Tarpon ELLIOTT ALAN Dramatic Club 4 HI Y 2 3 Momtor 2 3 Red VOS Representatuve 2 3 Tenms 4 Vlsual Education 3 FERGUSON BETTY Fruendshup 2 3 4 C A 3 4 Leaders u Llfe Savmg 4, Red Cross S Letter, Tarpon 3, 4 Yale Harvard 2, 3 4 l Chonr 2 3 Friendship 2 3 C- A A 2 Gym Leader 4 DILIDDO VITO DUPRAW FLORENCE Frlendshnp2 3 C A A 3 Observer 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Monltor2 3 4 Shuttle3 lasst edl ECKERT IEANNETTE Friendship 2 EVANS CHUCK Baseball 4 Monitor 2 FETHEROFF CHARLES Chess Club 2 3 4 Cl1esS Team 2 3 4 Debate Club 3, Monltor 2, 3, 4, Natlonal Honor Soclety 3, 4 FLEISCHER LORETTA Club 2 3 4 lv 4l Aqua Dux 3 Frlendshlp Llfe Saving 2 3 S Leffef Yale Harvard 3 FOXALL BOB Chess Club 3 Hr Y 2 3 4 ltreas 3 v pres 4l Mon' tor 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Var slty Football 3 4 FULTON ALICE Friendship 2 3 4 C A A GAY 1AMEs Monltor 3 4 Shuttle Staff 3 Swlmmmg Team C-ILLESPIE KATH Choir 2 3 4 Frlendshlp 2 4 I Clee Club 2 COLDSTEI N MILTON HI Y 3 Monitor 2 Stage Crew 3 4 FOX ROSS Football 2 Hu Y 2 4 FRIEDMAN LARRY Chess Club 2 3 4 lpres 47 HI Y2 3 4 Movie OD erator 2 Student Councrl Homeroom Representatlve 4 Tennls 3 4 Track 2 3 4 C-ALEMMO LUCILLE A etlc Councnl 2 3 4 lsec 4l Aqua Dux 3 Ar my Navy 3 Cheerleader 4 Frlendshnp 2 3 4 lcablnet Leaders Club 2 Lute Savmg 4 Student Councll 2 Tar pon 3 4 Yale Harvard 3 4 CERASIMOS DAWN Friendship 2 3 C A A 4 Whlrlo 2 3 C-OETZ BETTY Choir 2 3 4 Fnendshlp 2 G A A 2 Gurls Club GOODMAN NANCY Debate Club 3 lsecl Dra matac Club 2 3 Frlendshlp Glrls Glee Club 2 lr Coun cel on World Affaurs 3 Mon t r 2 3 Natlonal Honor Socrety 4 Natlonal Forensic League 3 4 Observer 2 3 lNews Edutor 3 4l S Letter Art ' , .,-pres. , l 3 .- l 2, '3, 42. 0. A. A. 2: 3, 4: thl', 2: 3: 4 . Q I ' 3, 4x5 o. ix. 14. 2, 3,.43 35 Monitor 23 S'Letter 2, 3 I . I ' 3k 4 'D ' : Q . . . 2 3. 410. A. A. 2, 5 Ca.l'lS: 4, ' ' 3 1, ' . fgeg '- 2, 9 ' , 3: ' , - 2: 3. 45 G. A. lx. 2, 3, 4: io4 , g ' ' .- l : , 3' 4 , , 47 GRABERT, BILL Band 25 Monitor 2, 3 GRANGER, CHADWICK Basketball Manager Z, 3, 4: Baseball Manager 35 Baseball 43 Football 23 Hi-Y 3, 41 Monitor 2 GRIFFITH BILL Band 2 3 4 Dramatic Club 3 4 German Club 3 Hi Y Z 3 Monitor 3 Stage Crew HAIRE CAROL ack Red Revue 2 Frendship Z 3 4 G A A 3 FIARRELL PEGGY Friendship 2 3 4 G A A M nitor 2 4 tional Honor Society 4 Ob server 3 4 lEditor in Chief GRAHAM, MARY Choir 2, 3, 45 Friendship 2 3 4'CAA Z 3 4:Gvrls ciee'ciL.b'2' ' ' GREEN, NANCY Friendship 2, 3, 4: G. 4 GROSS ADELAIDE Choir 4 Observer HALL CONNIE HARMAN WlLLlAM Monitor 3 4 HARRISON DOROTHY Friendship 2 3 4 G 2 3 4 Monitor 3 A.A HARRISON yAcK otball 2 H Y I res 4I M nitor 3 4 Spanish Club 4 Track 2 HENDERSON BARBARA Friendship 2 3 4 C- A 4 Monitor 2 3 HITE RICHARD Movie Crew Ichief operator HOLLINCSWORTH IAY Baseball 2 4 Basketball 3 Football 2 3 4 Monitor 4 Varsity S Letter H U DSON DON Basketball 3 Hi Y 2 Monl tor 3 4 Ticket Solicitor IAQUAYS, IANET Aqua Dux 33 Army-Navy 3 Athletic Council 2, 3, 4: Friendship 2, 3. 41 C. A. A 2, 3, 4g Monitor 2 HAY CAROL ramatics 2 3 4 Friendshp Glee Club 2 Monitor 2 3 4 Maiorette 4 HISS EDWARD our Z 4 Debate Colt 3 4 r Council World airs 4 Monitor 2 National Honor Society 3 I Visual Educmtion 2 HODCE BEVERLY FendshiD2 3 4 CAA 4 Clee Club 3 Whirlo 2 HORN ROBERTA rlendship 2 3 4 C. A 4 Red Cross Representative Wlmirlo 3 IRISH RICHARD Monitor 4 Red Cross Reore sentative 3 Student Council IARVIE, DONNA Aqua Dux 31 Army-Navy 3. Cheerleader 43 Friendship 2. 3, 4 Ihomeroom captainl C. A. A, 2, 3, 4g Monitor 3 Tarpon 3, 4 1oHNsoN, KATHRYN KEKLAK BETSY Dramatic Club 4 Frlendshlp KOLLEDA WILLIAM Movie Crew 3 KRUECER ELAINE Friendship 2 3 4 A KULBERG RAOUL Debate 3 Dramatic Club 3 Hs Y 3 4 lr Count 2 3 Natuonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Observer 3 4 ISports Editor 4I Swnmmmg 3 LEIST RICHARD Band 2 3 4 Clee Club 4 Club 3 Hu Y 2 3 Momtor 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 4 . ' 'A , gc. .A. 2 45 '- 2, , g . ci World Affairs 3, 45 Monlitor Golf- ' ' 1' '- , ,42 LEWIS EDWARD Olr 2 3 4 Hr 3 Monltor 3 LINEHAN IANET Cholr 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 2 4 Frnendshlp 2 3 4 2 4 Life Savln 3 Monutor 4 LYONS PAT Fendshlp2 3 4 CAA 2 3 4 Life Savlng4 MoI l :tor 3 Red Cross Represen Ive 2 3 4 lpres MACKELL GWEN Band 2 3 4 Frlendshnp 2 4 G A A 2 Orchestra Whlrlo 2 3 MATTOX IOANNE Cholr 2 3 4 Frnendshlp 2 MCCARTY PATTIE Choir 2 Dramatlc Club 4 rlendshlp 2 C A A Monitor 3 4 Movie Crew 2 fis 51 LEWIS CERALDINE Cheerleader 4 Frvendshnp 2 3 4 tnonal Honor Soclety 4 S Letter 3 Whlrlo 2 3 Yale Harvard 3 4 LOCKHART RAY Boosters 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Drarnatnc Club 4 ltreas Y 2 Spanish Club 4 Macl NNES MARCO ramatnc Club 2 3 Frrendshlp 3 4 G A A 3 Program Seller 3 4 MADAUS lANE Band 2 Friendship 2 3 4 A A MCCARTHY ROSEMARY Frlendshnp 2 3 4 C A A MCCEARY PATRICIA Frlendshlp 2 3 4 C A A MCGILL GERALD Monutor 2 3 Tr ck 2 3 Varsnty S MCCREW LAURA McKEE JEAN MEAD IOHN Monitor 3 4 METZ DICK Monator 3 4 MINNICK ROBERT Rlfle Club 2 3 MCCRAW OWEN Y 2 3 4 Monvtor 2 MCKEE BETTY MCKNICHT RUSH Chour 2 3 4 Football 2 3 Hu Y 2 3 4 Monntor 3 4 lCapta1n 4l Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Observer 2 Student Cuncul 3 4 Track 2 3 4 METCALF lack Movie Operator Z 3 4 uttle Solrcltor 2 3 Traffuc Patrol 3 MILES RUTH A etuc Councul 2 3 4 Frlendshnp 2 3 4 lHO e room Representatlve 2 3 4l C A A 2 3 4 Monltor2 4 Student Councul Home room Representatnve 4 Yale Harvard 3 4 MONCK IOSEPHINE A A 2 3 4 Frvends V1ORGAN PHYLLIS RUTH Art Club 2 3 4 Frrendshnp G A A 2 Wh o 2 s c 3 v pres MORRlS NANCY Chorr 3 Frrendshup 2 G A MUCKINHAUPT IACKIE Choir 2 3 4 Clnema Club 2 Frrendshlp 2 3 4 C A 2 3 4 Curls Clee ub 2 3 Whrrlo 3 4 ltreasl NEFF RITA Band 2 3 Dramatic Club 4 Frlendshrp 2 3 4 C A A 2 3 4 Monltor 3 NOTTACE IANE ANN Army Navy 3 Athlet Councnl 3 4 Cheerleader Choir 2 3 4 Frrendsgrp Club 2 Monntor 4 S Letter 3 4 Tarpon 3 4 lsec 3l Yale Harvard 3 4 OROURKE BETTY Friendship 2 3 4 C A A MORRIS BLANCHE ELLEN Black and Red 2 3 4 Choir lv pr 3 sec 4b Fnendshrp 2 3 4 Garls Glee Club 4 MOTT LEO Y 2 Monltor Z Student Councrl Homeroom Representatrve 2 MURPHY PATRICIA MARIE Frlendshap 2 C A A 4 Momtor 2 3 4 Observer 3 NICHOLS THOMAS Art Club 2 OBERER IEANNE Dramatic Club 4 Frnendshrp Monrtor 2 4 Natnonal Hon or Society 3 4 Observer 3 Shuttle 4 lEdrtor 4l OTELLO DELORES Fraendshrp 4 O'TOOLE, HELEN THERESA Friendship 43 G. A. A. 45 Whirlo Ksec. 33 v.-pres. 35 pres. 43 PANDOLFI DOMINIC PARK IOANNE Frnendshnp 2 3 4 C A A PETERS RUTH Fnendshlp 2 C A A 4 Whurlo 2 POLK CAROL Whlrlo 2 POWELL PHYLLIS Aqua Dux 3 Frlendshnp 2 3 lcablnet 3 4l C 4 Lnfe S vmg 3 R Cross Represenfatvve 3 4 owEN, 1AMEs Football 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3 PANKRATZ M Hu Y 4 PATTEN LAURA Band 2 3 4 Friendship 2 3GAA234Monlor 2 3 4 Observer 3 4 Or chestra 3 4 Whnrlo 2 PICKENS PHILLIP Momtor 3 POTIKER NORMAN QUELOS PAT Choir 4 Fruendshlp 3 4 G A A 3 4 Monltor Captain . , H 2.3.4 '. 1-:..,: f '-, ' , 33 . . . 1 ' , F ief1dShiP 2. 33 C- A- A- 43 Moningr 2g Observer 3 4 ' ', g .A.'A. -- : ' , 2 3, 3 ' a 'I 5 ed 4 , 5' W, y , - 54 RAMSEY CARLLA Fendsmpz 3 4 GAA 2 3 Momtor 2 3 Natlonal Honor Socuety 4 Observer 3 Red Cross Representatlve Shuttle 4 'Sensor Edltorl REDDAWAY IOHN Choir 2 3 Debate Club Debate Team 3 Football 2 4 Clee Club 4 Hn Y Homeroom Presndent 3 I Council World Affalrs 4 REEVES ROGER Y 4 M mtor 2 Movue Crew 2 Natuonal dress System 3 4 Rnfle Club 3 Visual Educatlon 2 3 4 RICHMAN SALLY Cholr 2 3 4 Fruendshup 2 G A A 3 4 C-lee C u 2 Observer 3 4 lFeature Edutor 4l RISHER BOB Football 4 Varsuty S Letter ROSS ROY Monltor 4 Whnrlo 4 RAUDEBAUC-H IAMES Hn Y 2 3 4 Monntor REEVE PAT Cl'1Olr 2 3 4 Fruendshlp 3 4 C A A 2 Monntor2 RICE IEAN Frnendshnp 2 3 4 lHome room Representatlve 41 C 2 Monltor 2 Natnonal Hon or Socuety 3 4 lSecy 43 RIGOT ED Dramatnc Club 3 4 Hu Y 2 3 4 Mndyear Play 3 Mom tor 2 Red Cross Representa hve 3 ROMAIN LENORA ramatuc Club 2 3 Fruendshnp 3 4 G A 4 Momtor 4 ROTHAAS RAY Debate 3 Dramatic Club 4 Momtor 2 3 Vmsual Educa tlon 3 4 Whlrlo 4 V Y l I fi U V A ' f ' .' 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A. 2, 3, 43 Leaders' Club 33 . . .s ,'Q I , 3 ' , lg - ' Q ' D ' ' , ,4: 4 ' ' , 3 . .A. 3 '35 RUPPE RITA Dramatic Club 4 Fruendshlp 4 Vnsua ucafwon 3 4 Whlrlo CY SABA HELEN F endshup 2 3 4 lcabunel -ll Monitor SCHACHT BARBARA Chonr 2 3 4 Frrendshup 2 a et G lvlonutor 3 4 Program Seller 'sec y 3' Whurlo 2 SCHMIDT HARRY Monrtor 2 Red Cross REDFG sentatuve 4 Swrmmnng Man wger 4 Track 3 SCHROEDER NEIL Band Z 3 4 Black Red Re vue 3 4 Chour 2 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 German C l u b pres 3 Natronal Honor Soclety 3 4 lpres 41 SCOTT MARY LOU Chour 2 3 4 Fraendshlp 2 C- A A 3 German Club Monntor 3 Observer 3 RUSKELL FRED a c k Red Revue 3 Boosters 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 German Club 3 SCAPERATO ROCCO Chour 2 3 4 Dramatnc Club 4 Hr Y 2 Monntor 4 SACER CAROL Frlendshnp 4 G A SCHMUNK SALLY Frnendshup 2 3 4 C, SCHULTZ LAWRENCE Olr 2 3 4 H Momtor 2 National Honor Socsety 3 4 SEBESTA ROBERT Football 4 A : ' BI I- 4: 2, 3, 4, c.A.A, , ' I V 5 Ed I I ' ul V 3 lse' -ll 3 , , ' A , I, 3 , 3, Q 3,4 1 '- I ' . v ' 5 . . 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A' Chj , . 4 f-YZ.3.4: l ,l lg Z ' I ' . . f 2 ' 32 56 SELTZER CAROL G A A Z SHEROD BILL on1tor4 Red CrSs Representative 3 Rnfle Club 3 Student Councul 2 SICKELS EARLE n d 2 Monitor 2 4 Orchestra 2 SKOK FRED ack Red R e v u e 2 Boosters 2 3 4 Ipres 4l Cheerleader 3 Debate Club I pr 31 Drama IC u 2 3 4 s Y 2 4 jr Councll on World Affalrs 4 lv pres I Momtor Captaun 2 Natuonal Honor Socvety 3 4 Student Coun c 2 SMITH DALE Band 2 3 4 rpresldent 4' Orchestra 2 3 4 SMITH MARILYN Aqua Dux 3 4 AfhIeflC Councul 4 Frnendshup Z 3 A A 2 3 4 Lute mg 3 Tarpon 3 4 SHELLEY DICK H Y 2 3 4 Movue Crew 3 4 Monitor 7 SHUPE BENSON Cholr 4 Colt Team 2 3 Hu Y 3 4 Observer 3 Sl KORA MERCEDES Frlendshnp 2 3 4 SLEINKOFER LES Hn Y 2 3 4 Ipresldent 4l M nntor 2 3 4 Natuonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Swlm mmg Team 2 3 4 SMITH DAVE Movie Crew 2 3 4 SMITH MARY Drarnatrc Club 4 Frnendshlp C A A 3 4 It r 3 4 SOFIA MARY Frlendshlp 2 3 4 Whlrlo 2 SPOHN SHIRLEY Frrendshup 4 STASTNY LOIS STEVENSON IEAN Frlendshlp 3 4 C A A 2 3 4 lr Councul World Af faurs 4 fsecy treas 4l SUPPES FRED Chour 2 Communuty Chest Chairman 4 Football 2 3 4 Y 2 3 4 lchap an udent Councrl 2 3 lpresldent 4l TARBELL IIM Track Team 3 4 SPARKS WALLY Momtor 2 Track 2 STAFFORD DAVE AFT Club 2 3 4 Swimming Team 2 3 4 STERN jlM Chess Club 2 German Club Hu Y 3 4 Monltor 3 STRASSHOFER TOM Football 2 Monltor 4 WANCAR JAMES 2 Ise Monntor 4 TARBET ED Choir 2 3 4' Monitor 4 TAYLOR MINNIE rRYoN lon-iN Choir 4 Traffic Patrol 4 Whlrlo 4 TUTTLE PHYLLIS Choir 2 3 4 Friendship 3 VALORE ROSEMARY Friendship 2 3 4 C C e u lsecy 43 VANTREASE STEVE C I a s s Ring Committee 4' Football 2 3 4' Monitor 2 3 4' National Honor Society 3 4' Student Council 4 WACCONER, PAT Choir 2, 3, 43 Friendship'2, 3 4g G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: I-'fe Saving 43 Monitor 45 Tarpon 4 C TEFFT CLARK HI Y 2 3 4 Observer 3 4 TURNER BETTY Dramatic Club 2 3 4 lsecy 41 Friendship 2 3 4 2 3 4 Mom or Observer 3 Shuttle 4 R e d C r o s s Representative 3 4 'Program Chairman 43 UBER MARGARET Friendship 2 3 4 G A A VAN OST KEN Monitor 4 Swimming Team 3 VOCEL SHIRLEY Friendship 2- C. A, A. 2- Whirlo 2 3 WALL, HAROLD Football 33 Football Mgr. 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 41 Monitor 2, 31 Movie Crew 31 Swim Mgr, 45 Track Mgr, 3, 4 WALSH DAVE Ban 3 Momtor 3 ed C r 0 s s Representatlve 4 Shutter Soclety 4 B I a Red 4 WEBER PAT Chour 2 3 Frlendshlp 2 3 4 ll C C Representatwe 41 C- A A 2 3 Red Cr0SS Representatlve 2 Student Councul 4 lsecyl WENGER STAN Observer 3 WHELAN MARY RITA ramatlc Club 2 3 Frlendshup 2 3 4 G A 2 3 4 Ma1orette4 WI EDLUND BOB Baseball 2 4 Football Man er 2 3 4 Monutor 4 Red Cross Repre sentatlve 4 Varsnty S 3 4 WILSON LAWRENCE Chess and Checker Club 2 3 Debate Club 3 Hu Y 2 3 4 Natnonal Honor Socnety 3 4 Swlrnmmg Team 2 3 WARSHOWSKY ELAINE Fnendshnp 2 3 4 C AA 2 3 4 Observer 3 4 Shut tel 4 lSports Edntorl WEBSTER BARBARA F Club 2 Choir 2 Fruendshnp 2 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 Clee Club 2 S Let ter Tarpon 2 3 4 WEST DON n 2 3 Track3 4 WHITE DICK Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 WILKINSON GERTRUDE Cholr 2 3 Frnendshup 2 4 lRmg Croupl Whlrlo 2 3 WOCHELE RICHARD Baseball 2 3 4 Hn Y 2 3 4 Monutor 3 4 Varsnty S Letter WOERHMANN JACK Band 2 3 4 Orchestra YOUNG GIL otball 2 3 4 Stage Crew 3 4 ZAVOREK 1oE Baseball 2 3 4 Basketbal Boos ers Cheerleader 3 Football 4 Momtor 2 3 4 Red Cross Representatlve 4 Varsnty S CARNEY 1oHN CUMLER ROBERT WUEST FRED Y 2 3 Momtor 2 3 Red Cross Representatnve 3 YOUNG JEAN ZENZ IRENE Frnendshup 2 Momtor 2 Student Lnbraruan 3 4 DANFORD PAT Aqua Dux 3 Athletlc Court 4 tpre 4l Choir Frlendshnp 2 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 Gym Leader 2 Lute Savmg 3 Monator 3 Pen nant 3 Red Cross Represen tatuve 4 S Letter 2 3 I'ar pon 2 3 4 Whurlo 2 WARMAN DOUGLAS ALL-SCHOOL PARTY X R71 V? X fk Zvzfvtfbnf 63 AUDITORIUM ACTIVITIES Marme Assembly After Performance Refreshments Armushce Assembly Alexander Proposes Pearls C4 Sarah Alexander Allce Andrews jane Askew Barbara Bader joan Barnes Lots Batschelet Ilene Beckwlth janet Carson Sally Carran Duck Cary Bobble Catalano Davrd Dawson Kay Donaldson Ang lo Genovese Dorothy Crerscheskr Marllyn Creek DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS Tom Smlth Margo Maclnnes Fred Skok Betty Turner Ray Lockhart DRAMATIC CLUB MEMBERS Fay Helm joan Herron Mary Hoge Dorothy jacobson janet johnson Davld Klopp Nancy Knobel Nancy Kubach Raoul Kulberg jean Laubscher john Lee jo Ann Leland janet Lemmerman Ray Lockart joan Lorenzettu Margo Marlnnes On stage ever ybodv Dorothy Magneson janet Martln Pat McCarthy Lauralne McLellan jack Melnke Beverly Muck Claire Mlrrnoff Shlrley Mowles Ruta Neff Helen Newman Peggy Oats jeanne Oberer Marte Panlckn Kay Powell Ed Rrgot Lenora Romaune Ray Rothhaas Ruta Ruppe Rocco Scaperato Nlel Schroeder Ruth Slckles Pat Sims Fred Skok Mary Smlth Tom Smith janet Spangler Arllse Stommer Sue Schwnmmer Betty Turner Lots Unterburger Beverly West Mary Ruta Wlwela Curtaln' and the spotlnght rs focused on the most Important play of the year the annual Mud Year Play Enacted by the Dramatlc Club In the sprung the play hrghlughted many other actlvltues of the year Prevlous to thus the Vaudevnlle Show opened the season s calendar of Important events and a few actlvltles were student dnrected A play for the P T A was enacted and also one for the benefut of the Red Cross drlve I December members arranged the Chr: tmas program Class Day programs for the january and une graduates were financed by the club with the june exercuses flnlshung a successful season of one Of Shaw s oldest clubs the Dramatic Cltb l CT DRAMATIS PERSONAE V1 STAGE CREW Back Row Paul Vance Karl Kramp Ralph Carlson Bill Griffith Leo Carraher Harry Sole-ba Middle Row Milton Goldstein Manuel Bando Dick Bookner Bob DiFilippi Gil Young Front Row Ellen Pasco Camella Peak Dick McHarg Marilvn Creek THEY ACT WITH HAMMERS NAILS made possible the numerous plavs and activities produced in Shaws audi torium Hard work perseverance and patience are the main qualities of these students who give up their tree periods to serve the school Some of the duties of the stage crew are preparing sets raising and lOW ering the curtain and taking care of the lights These are only a few of The many tasks which they perform 66 I Under the direction of Miss Lois Dean, members of the stage crew have MUSICAL HOMEROOM SPORTS PINS A marked change that occurred un the orchestra thus year was the re crganuzatuon of the group unto a homeroom Because ot schedule duttu tues many students had been unable to uoun the group Under the new plan the students meet every mornung to rehearse ln thus way the technucal skull and spurut have greatlv uncreased states Durector Multon C- Nuergarth Another new udea that was put unto use was the presentatuon ot puns and letters to members tor outstandung servuce As un other years the orchestra partucupated un the graduatuon exercuses Chrustmas assembly and the Sprung Concert ORCHESTRA Back Row Multon C Nuergarth durector Carol Inman Dan Anzelmo Dae Smuth Ann Woehrmann Shurley Haas Alan Alexander john Lee Muckev Hoff Earl Suckels Duck Young Dorus Betler l-ront Row Laura McCrew Helen Ruchards Clara Kayafas Louus Schwartz Duck Swaun Peg gy Rennuck lack Mulhauser Ina Muller 68 A CAPPELLA CHOIR Back Row George Davrs Russ Brown Bull Parker Morgan jones Ed Huss Ed Tarbet Paul Burton Bull Nick Lawrence Schultz john Tryon Ray Ambler Ben Shupe jack Smlrcnna john Faulds Ed Lewls Row Four Rocco Scaperato Bob Peters Wnllard Hendunger Buddy Gross Muke Nrcolettt Paul Vance Bull Mullooly Glorua Enkler joan Cralg Duck Cary Duck Webb Ed Palmer Huston Shnrer Robert Cook Rlchard Larson Harold McKee Row Three Peggy Rennuck Barb Lenox Theodora Grammes Beverly Bluhm Rosemary Va lore janet Carson Dorothy Gerscheskl Penny Graham Harrlet Wulluams Lynft Guttey Glona lrnmke Ethel Phnpps Gertrude Wulklnson Kathy Gnllesoue Betty Goetz Row Two Anna Mane Klnne Kay Donaldson Barbara Schacht Bobble Catalano BeTfY Rltchue Pat Reeve Dons Ruck Ann Chapman Mary Schundler Eleanor Webster Marulyn Fruschman Audrey Tarantino Ilene Beckwnth Greta Krum Mary Mat thews Front Row Betty Earley joanne Mattox Carolyn Townhnll Manlyn Mattox Sally Richman oyce l-lrne Noreen Klune E E Vance Blanche Morrns Eleanor Dean Anne Cowles Pat Vwfaggoner Shurley Mowls Marnlyn Birnbaum Madallne Pearce Mar tan Peters SAY IT WITH A BEAUTIFUL SONG Presentmg programs for the Armustnce Day assembly and for both the january and june commencement exercnses ts among the achnevements of thas actlve group of smgers Durnng the year small groups chosen from the choir made varnous out side appearances the entlre group appeared at tactorv programs Theur Chrnstmas carolnng aroused a cheery Chrustmas splrnt throughout the s hool The a Cappella chour traveled to Elyrna tor nts annual Lake Erie League sungung festaval this year Here at home the group gave a Chrlstmas con cert and a concert in May, under the gundance of the lnSfrUCTOr Mr. Edgar E, Vance. CU GIRLS CLEE CLUB Back Row Rosemary Valore Clona Enkler Clorla lmmke Barbara Saunders Margaret Bal' ton Betty Flndley Dorothy Cerscheskl Greta Krum Mnddle Row Peggy Rennuck Sue Schwnmmer Imogene Crang Loss Batschelet Eleanor Web ster Roberta Catalano Marllyn Fruschman janet Carson Front Row Kltty Keal Ianet Love Mlrlam Long Blanche Morrls anet Martnn Marulyn Creensteln Marlon Peters PRACTICE MAKES VCICES PERFECT Because most gurls nn the Clee Club are elther In the chorus or choir they have a good Idea how to carry on thelr club Members of the club met every Monday after school ln B l l Actlvltles throughout the year are sungnng for the Frnendshlp lnstalla tuon Chrnstmas carolnng partles and a Chrlstmas program It a gurl expects to stay nn the club she must contunue to pay her dues at every meetlng Another actrvlty ot the club was selling programs at the football games The money from these programs went unto the chour fund tor new musac and cleanung the robes Officers Presldent Eleanor Webster Vlce President Marllyn Frlschman Secretary Treasurer Marnan Peters Planlst C-lorna lmmke Librarian E E Vance Adviser 'J - . ' . i ' f I . 3 . Peggy Rennick ................. 1. BOYS GLEE CLUB Back Row Morgan jones Duck Elucker E0 Palmer Bull Pennza Lawrence utz john Smarclna BII u Iooly Duck Lenst Muddle Row Paul Vance Bull Parker Duck Webb Duck Trump Victor Peterson Buddy Gross Wullard Hen dlnger Front Row Harold McKee Bob Peters Rocco Scaperato Paul Burton E E Vance dnrector john Reddaway GLEEFUL BOYS For boys Interested un sungnng there was the boys chour whrch met after school Friday nights Thus group was formed by E E Vance who also acted as supervusor upon the requests ot chonr members Twenty boys sang tor varrous clubs and organuzatuons The officers were Make Nncolettn oresndent Bnjl Nlck vnce presndent Morgan jones secretary and Bull Parker treasurer 71 Shi. ' I Ml- BIII Njck, jr. Bull Montgomery. PROGRAM SELLERS Under the supervision of Edgar E. Vance more than 30 boys and girls sold football programs for the '47 season. Selling ZOOO more programs than in previous years was due to the more fcrceful salesmanship used by the sellers and the pictures of different play ers on the back of the orogram each week Programs were sold for ten cents with the money going into the choir fund This money was used to buy robes and other equipment needed by the choir PROGRAM SELLERS Back Row Gertrude Vvilklnson Patricia Waggoner Georgian: Eeldkamp Barbara Saunders joan Neylars Gloria lmmke Ethel Phipps Kay Donaldson Third Row Marie Panichi Eleanor B ron lean Babcock Evelyn Knsche Pat Peterson Margo Maclnnes Mart Matthews Second Row janet Lemmermun Elaine jackson Betty Berwell Bob Peters Lois Batschelet Kitty Ann Keal Beth McMahon Sue Schw 'nmer Front Row loan Eugitt Shirley Mowls Hazel l-lennie Carolyn Townhill Cornelia Fagetan l Noreen Kline Audrey Frank I 7 JR. CHOIR IUNIOR CHOIR Back Row Al Cray Duck Henderson Davnd Klopp Dlck Fort Gordon Kaluna Stephen Focht Don Young Ed Palmer Vance Sauer Al Shumelonns lvlnddle Row Kutty Ann Keal Vurgunla Du Padova Margaret De Rlghter oan Futty Margaret Barton Barbara Saunders Ceorguana Feldkamp Ele nor Baron lean Babcock lm ogene Crang Loss Batschelet rront Row Mnruam Long Barbara Walker Donna Kamellm anet Love Evelyn Dusbro Arlene Stonner Vlrg nna ladrsernua Betty Burwell Su Schwummer Hazel Hennae JUNIORS AWAIT FUTURE SINGING DATE Organlzed more or less as a training group the junlor Chour as composed entirely of sophomores Under the dnrectuon of E E Vance the members of the chonr learn to sung the same numbers as the a Capella choir so that they may be fully prepared when IH theur gunlor year they are promoted unto the larger group The sophomores gaun the expenence of slngung with the larger chonr when they take the places of any absentees of the former or when a larger Duck Fort Presndent AI Cray Vsce Presldent Duck Henderson Secretary lvlnrnam Long Treasurer 13 . vi . 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I , . group is needed, as at the Christmas and Armistice Day assemblies, Group III Comets Barutones laeatedl First Row Duck Young Bob Christopher Doris Betler Charles Inman Don Briggs loan Hawuar Barb Warner Wulluam Schroeder Ray Buttermore john Pressley lStandungl Don Kahlson Howard Davies Dale McLean Norm Tipton Harold lvlosgrove Bull lvlulgrew Robert Beattie Group IV Trombones Tuba Drums lSeatedl First Row Iackue Baxter lack Whoerman loel Hutson Duck Leust lack Ruchley Dave Hester Don Cray Ted Hanson Carol Inman Ann Whoerman jack Mul houser Carol Hay Lesta Don West Bruce Kershner Sarah Short Mary Ruta Whelan Thurd Row Nancy Kubach Neul Schroeder Dennis Leverett Barclay McMullen Dale Col luster Fred lagow Bull Cruffuth Alan Overfueld Bob Veil Mildred Faust AND THE BAND PLAYED ON Football games and rallies constituted the first public appearances ot the band this year Under the durectuon of Milton C Nuergarth the mem bers were kept quite busy as they played at the Maple Sugar Festival un Chardon at the Lake Erue League Festival at Heights entered un the Solo and Ensemble Contest and also held their Annual Sprung Concert in May BT Kirk junior Hugh School All of these musucal productuons were given un The sprung Besudes playing at halt time for football games thus well known band entertained at the Cleveland Stadium for one of the Browns games 74 Second Row-Sally.Corrigang Neil Maclntoshg Dick Whiteg lack lvlienkeg Tom Smith: Bob HI-Y WAS VERY SPORTY Loaded with intra-club sports competition, suppers, talks, and dances. Senior I-li-Y again maintained its position as a topfranking activity for boys. For the first few months meetings were held at the East Cleveland Con- gregational Church while the Y-house was moved and remodeled. But this did not interfere with football basketball swimming and baseball Sports always being of great interest the football competition was again keen with the result that Amigos took the championship with Tala a close second The total number of chapters now stands at eight Delphi was the new est chapter to be added Officers First Semester President Bob Sutter Vice President Lenny Lane Secretary Bill Cunningham Treasurer Owen McGraw Chaplain Paul Burton Ofhcers Second Semester President lack Harrison Vice President Owen McGraw Secretary Paul Burton Treasurer Bill Cmningham Chaplain Fred SLIDDES TALA Back Row lay acobs Rush McKnight Ross Fox Fred buppes Ray Ambler Len Elliott Middle Row lack Harrison Bob Foxall Dick Trump jim Norman Bob Sutter r nt ow harles C cane L rr r e man n euhan y N t 72 A R C U S Back Row Ross Kung Don Samson Lawrence Schultz lum Raudebaugh lack Rauch lvluddle Row Lester Sleunkofer Dennus Leverett Paul Vance Roger Reeves lurn Pankratz Lawrence Wulson Duck Shellv Frank Walworth Front Row Tom Senff Alan Lowe Ray Marshall Earle Suckels johnny Faulds HALCYON back Row-Arthur Nutzsche. Paul Storm, Bull Mullooly, Vuc Peterson, Bull Cunnungham, Ben Shupe, Clark Teft Muddle Row--Bull Bonsteel, Neul lvlclntosh Paul Burton. Lenny Lane. Bud Wall, Duck Young. Don Cray Front Row--Bruce Kershner. Tom Srnuth, Ken Whuteman, Duck Sutter. lohn Bernuer lleaderl 76 ECAOWASI N Back Row Duck Bookner Raoul Kulbere Chuck Carman Muddle Row Duck Beatty Duck Duke lack Cowan Dave Klopp Owen MCC-raw Front Row Fred Skok Bob DuFuluppu Tony Cola Duck Seub Lewus Du uluus COPAINE Back Row-Bull Merkle, lohn Brady. Lee lacksoru, Duck Swaun, Bull Parker, Muke Nucollettu Muddle Row-Harold McKee, Otus Elmore, lum Stern: Advuser Sleunkofer, Lows Orlando, Bul Ingram, Duck Santoro Front Row-Bull Schroeder Ed Dulleaher, Morgan jones. Dan Wessrnan, Dave Hester 77 AMIGOS Back Row Harry Soleba Don Dlemert james Swancar Leo Mott Ed Lewis Front Row Dnck Least Duck Cary Richard Wochele Ed Rlgot Bob Wledlund MAZDA Back Row jerry Pickens Howie Dawes lack Srnnrcuna Muckev Hoff errv Young Front Row lack Mulhauser Barclay McMullen Alan Hoyle Paul Newton Chuck Inman 78 Delphi Back Row Bull Nelson Alan Hancock Owen Caine Don Young lack Colluer Middle Row Bob Brown Steve 'Vlarlkls Gene Phufer Bob Flsher Duck Henderson Georg Huxel lleaderl Fron? Row Bob Crunwald lack Meyer Al Crev Tom Mennhardf Roger Moorehead 19 CCUNCIL CAPERS CLICK Emphasls was put cn danclng this year by the l947 48 Student Coun I A mnstletoe ball which was a dress dance an all school party and dancung durnng the lunch perlods were the mann socral events of the year The council consnsts of 28 members that attend meetungs durnng home room pernod every Monday morning The attendance us dlvuded equally be tween the boys and gurls as one of each IS elected by every different grade Among the numerous duties of the members are to run the Lost and Found o promote social actlvltles and to take an Interest nn all the school s attanrs President Lenny Lane Vice President Mickey Bowen Treasurer Duck Stlllungs Sponsor George Todd STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row Charles Hunt lay lacobs Fred Suppes Rush McKn1vht Don Baumgartner Cordon McCarter Bob Beattue Third Row Richard Young nom Memhardt Dons Betler Mary lo Brugman Barbara Smith Maxine Andrews George l-lodge .uecond Row Marllyn Creek Esther Kamuf Betty Larson Connie Frock janet Fee lean Hall Front Row Barbara Bader Richard Stulllngs Leonard Lane Mlckey Bowen ludy Moll Ci I . ' , ' ' - V ' 4- . . . . . . , . ' I , . Secretary .,............. Doris Danielson , K , . STUDENT COUNCIL HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Front Row lum Flttapaldu Shirley Varanese Mary Hoge Shirley Frank Marilyn Lamont Don Brnggs Second Row Larry Fnedman Chuck Cucone Ruth Mules Frances Rodenbucher Tom Sentf Bull Bonsteel Thnrd Row lack Colluer Wnlbur Brooks Blll Campbell Steve Vantrease Wayne Tellmg Duck Cary Alan Lowe WORKERS LINK STUDENTS CQUNCIL This year has been a successful one for homeroom representatnves These students have been the oftncual lnnk between the councnl and the other students They worked hard on the noon day dances so that Shaw could be granted other privileges In addition to selling seals and car tags they also arded nn the electrons Because of homework attendance at called meetings was not always easy but the 28 tauthtully attended ln these meetlngs they planned their bug dance for December l3 and worked on thenr largest protect the Com munutv Chest Fund Dnve Sl Back Row-Dick Cook lack Nash, Chuck Inman, lack Meyer, lim Norman I BOOSTERS BOOSTER CLUB Chuck Clcone Rick Waterbury Fred Ruskell Fred Skok Ray Lockart D le C ll ster R P Louus BOOSTI NG BOOSTERS Promoting the spurut of football games rs one of the many characterlstncs of the Boosters Club New cheers and gurl cheerleaders were Introduced thus year and more splrut was maintained at the rallues Outstanding was the outdoor rally un the stadium the mornlng of the Collunwood game and also the bonfire rally the nnght before the Elyrla game The bug attraction at the l-leughts game was the presentation of the football queen In Februarv was the fourth annual Black Red Revue featurang a stu dent band and a central theme The Boosters closed the season with the election of new members one chosen from each school club 82 , . - 1 I I . SUPER SALESMEN SELL SPIRIT How would you like the job of sellnng over 6825 tnckets7 Twenty exght students are busy wuth thus task each football season The thrnllnng games cheerrng crowds and tune dssplay of school spurnt would not be possible It It weren t for the tucket sellers Each homeroom selects nts football ticket solicitor Those persons who are especnally good at that work are chosen by Nelson F Least to act as bas ketball tlcket sellers After a solncutor has sold twenty tlckets he receives a tree one lhe average amount sold by each sales person ns approximately thlrty flve tuck e s Mr Least remarked The sollcutors dud an exceptnonally good 'ob last vear and nrne tickets was the greatest number lost TICKET SELLERS Back Row Loss Thompson Peggy Ren mck janet Carson Theodora Ora mnnes Dons Damelson Front Row Owen Came Bull Pennza Niall Collins 83 I . ,. . . . , . . . -T f ' ' , , 9? if J RIFLE CLUB Back Row Ross Flrestone jerry Conger Bull Sherod john Carran Front Row lack Hellman Herb C-roger Bob Cook Maynard Burkhardt SEASON STARTS WITH A BANG Offncers for fnrst semester Bob Cook President Maynard Burkhardt Vice President jerry Conger Secretary lack Hellman Treasurer Howard Davles Range Offucer Using the East Cleveland Rifle Range at Hayden Avenue ancl Eddy Road the Shaw Rufle Club meets every Wednesday night between sux and 7 30 When the boys are not practncung for thenr matches wrth other schools they take tume to deal un theorv Really startnng the season off with a bang the boys won theur furst match from Henghts bv being ahead 70 oounts Any one at Shaw us ellguble to loan thus club and can also earn a letter by shootung ID at least two thnrds of the matches lvlost of the tame the boys use 22 caluber rifles loe Warsen, a member of the East Cleveland Rod and Gun Club, was the adviser for the current year. 84 ART FOR THE SAKE 0F ART Doughnut sales project work and parties are only a few of the many subyects discussed at the Art Club meetlngs that were held every Monday after school Under the durectuon of Bruce Holderbaum busuness meetings were held the fnrst and third weeks of the month and work meetungs the second and fourth At the busvness meetings actlvutles such as doughnut sales parties and water color exhnbutlons were planned On the second and fourth Mondays of the month members combined their talents In prolects luke the new mural for the art room and cover de signs for the Parent Teachers association pamphlets ART CLUB Seated Albert Shlmelonls Barb Lenox Bob Ries Anne Chapman Loretta F'elscher Dave Stafford Pat Copeland Standing Ruth Baker Ted Weeks Phyllis Morgan Marguerite Ferro 9, ll ll sulU?l5EiiTElZ52:ClEfrv Presudent Dale Colluster Vuce Presudent Duck Swaun Secretary Bob Fusher Treasurer Roger Blum Started by new pupuls from Kurk Shaw s newest club enuoyed uts furst year of entertaunung and enlughtenung ambutuous amateur photographers Most recent of uts mayor prouects was the exhubut of wunnung photographs from Eastman Kodak s natuon wude contest shown un the dusplay cases thus sprung Also remembered us the photographuc contest whuch was open to every Shawute Duck Swaun program chaurman engaged talks and demonstratuons by students and protessuonals An occasuonal tueld trup also uncreased the enjoyment of the club s members SHUTTER SOCIETY Back Row Ruchard Beatty Bull Vorpe Bo Mulne erry Conger Don Noack Muddle Row Dave Black Manuel Ban do Herb Croger Ross Furestone Ted Punney Front Row Roger Blum Duck Swann Dale Colluster Bob Fusher 86 Sponsor .................. Bruce Holderbaum b ' , 1 ' . ' VISUAL EDUCATION Back Row Don Cray Allan Barck Duck Calgler Ray Rothhaas Bob Love Allan Could Ed Palmer Lloyd Nelson Frank I-lamulton Bud French Seated Qoger Reeves Barbara Smith Barbara De Frleze Quta Ruppe Carol Colden W H Lovvden SEEING IS BELIEVING During their study halls members of the vlsual education department under the dlrectuon of W Hoyt Lowden show movnng pnctures of various subyects to their classmates Besudes having two silent and three sound machines they have been able to use one of the latest models of the Victor portable progectors Thus rnachane can be I sed In the classroom as well as In the audutorlum Thirty sux student operators have shown at least 550 different plctures to students thus year Although room l03 ns the permanent movue room rooms 306 308 and 309 are also used Roger Reeves head operator was succeeded by Donald Cray second emester 31 1 . I . . . . . y 11 . I .I . . -- V , I . . , . .X-. . . W. C J . -1 TO ROLL AND BOWL IS WHIRLO GOAL A larger and more actlve organuzatuon than before Whlrlo has had an excutlng year Wednesdays were spent bowllng and Frldays were reserved for roller skatmg Partuclpatlng nn a mne school bowling league Whurlo members have had strong competltuon to add to theur enthusiasm Members must pass tests ln dancing and are elnglble to try for emblems lnltnatuons were held nn November Asslgnments such as rollung pea nuts around the skating rlnk or measurung :ts circumference with a pretzel were gnven by Pledge Mlstresses Kay Donaldson Phyllls Morgan and jackie Muckmhaupt The annual january bowling banquet and the skatung party provided added fun and amusement for Whurlo s members Ruth Slckels Treasurer lackle Muckunhaupt Advuser Mass Harruet Carpen er WHIRLO Back Row Ruta Ruppe Gwen Mackell Roy Ross Beverly Hodge C-Iona Enkler Thurd Row Ronnne Collier Alva McKenna Lauranne McLellan Pat Peterson Ethel Phipps Rose Barbev jo Ann Kudner Second Row Camulla Peak Vxrgunua Connelly Phyllus Lnpplncott Ruth Webster Ann Fade Kay Donaldson Noreen Klnne Front Row jackne Mucknnhaupt Phyllus Morgan Ray Rothhaas Helen O Toole Ruth Snckels 88 President, Helen O'Tooleg Vice-President, Phyllis Morgang Secretary, T . l l l l IMPROVES WITH AGE Each semester erght Student Councnl members are selected by W Hoyt Lowden to serve as monntor captams Duties of the captanns are to check on the attendance ot over ISO monutors and 40 substututes and to suggest changes on monitor posts Mr Lowden has been nn Charge of the monltors for over four years Last year s captains were Dons Betler janet Fee Marnlyn Creek jean Hall George Hodge jay lacobs Don MacKenzue and Rush McKnight MONITOR CAPTAINS Don 'VlacKenzle Dons Betler lay Iacobs janet Fee Q9 ll ll Shaw's monitor system is over 25 years old and is improving with age. A N GOAL OF UPPER CLASSMEN The ambntlon ot many llA l7B and l7A students ns to be awarded Shaw s hnghest scholastic honor membership ID the National Honor Socuety To meet the ngud qualutucatu ans candudates ranlqung nn the upper quar ter of theur class must pass tour rcqunrements Every termer teacher of the candudate recenyes a torm on vvhuch he grades the student on the bases ot character leadershnp and servuce Scholarshup records are obtauned 'from the prnncupal s ottrce The hnghlughts ot each semester culmunute wuth the seryuce an which uncomnng members are unducted Ottncers Don Baumg rtner President Vnncent Barrett Xfnce Presudent Maralyn Creek Secretary Herb Levune Treasurer HONOR SOCIETY Buck Row Raoul Kulbere Chirles Feth r tt Vince Bqrrett Lwwr nce Schult Don Baum gartncr Lax rence W l on Hcrb Lexlne Steye V ntrewsc Mlddle Row Lenny Lane Rush lVlcKnle,ht Ed Ht s Lcstcr Slelnkoter Nell Schroeder Fred Skok rront Row Elunor Fyte An era Genovese eanne Olerer jenn Rlce lvlarllxn Creek anet Kulas NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SECOND SEMESTER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back Row Duck Beatty Roger Reeves Ed Hnss Lawrence Schultz Larry Wrlson Bob Foxall Charles Fetheroff Thnrd Row Lester Slemkofer Neal Schroeder Alan Alexander Rush McKnnght Raoul Kulberg Second Row Gerry Lewns Larry Frnedman jeanne Oberer Fred Skok Carlla Ramsey Steve Vantrease Front Row june Blackburn Beverly Bluhm lean Rlce Nancy Goodman Peggy Harrell Dorns Danielson 91 -v 1 V - 1 v 1 1 1 .- ' . - . , ' . 1 y s r FRIENDSHIP CABINET Back Row lean Hall Anuta Du Cuovune Connue Frock Nancy Nuchols Maruan Fox Front Row Luculle Calemmo Betty Larson Carol Babcox Phyllus Powell Dottue Muller Helen Saba Barb Schacht Carolyn Curtus PARTY FUN KEPT CABINET ON RUN Style shows splash partues the sophomore party stunt partues hay rudes a hard tumes dance communuty servuce projects all these and many others constututed the work of the Fruendshuo Club Durectly behund these actuvutues us the Fruendshup cabunet These gurls plan and work out all the varuous doungs of the groups Thus year s cabunet of hard workung gurls consusted of Dorothy Muller presudent Dorus Danuelson vuce presudent lean Hall secretary treasurer Carolyn Curtus program chaurman Phyllus Powell publucuty Lucille Calem mo assustant publucuty Carol B bcox socual chaurman Connue Frock assus tant servuce Maruon Fox musuc Helen Saba rung group Barbara Schacht world fellowshup Anuta du Covune sophomore representatuve and Nancy Nuckols art 92 1 . u u . I t u u t - u ' . t ' ' t u - u u - C1 u I u - u V u l v CAPTAI NS PUSH PROJ ECTS As an integral part of the Friendship Club, captains are composed ot the representatives of the various homerooms. They are in charge of all organi- zation work and form the plans tor all parties and events. Notable among Friendships projects which they have planned were the fashion shovv, Christmas party, and Royal Ball. The captains along with the Friendship Club are under the direction of Miss Marie Kurtz FRIENDSHIP HOMEROOM CAPTAINS Top Row Beverlee Barrett Ruth Miles Lois Copeland Dorcas Strong Lynn Cuffey Pat Brady Third Row Marilyn Smith Ginger Mashburn lean Rice Madve Robertson Marilyn White Second Row Lois Chesnut Mary Crace Cannavo Barbara Smith Dorothy Magneson Front Row Mary Lou Cleason Ruth Crundley Donna larvie Bernice Clark Pattie O Riley '39 1 1 A COMBINATION LIKE THI Combining their voices with members ot the Ctirls' Clee Club tor the last year have been members of the Friendship Choir. Under the direction of Marian Fox, music chairman ot Friendship, the choir sang for the annual Recognition Service last December. The Friendship Choir with the Girls' Ctlee Club gave a performance at the Christmas program. Students can look forward in the coming year to continued musical co- operation between these two organizations. ' FRIENDSHIP CHOIR Back Row Sally Marsh Eleanore Webster Betty Finelly Margaret Barton janet Carson Min nie Taylor Peggy Rennick Mary Peck Front Row Marion Peters Lois Batschelet lean Hall Marilyn Ciroenstein janet Martin Mar ion Fox 94 IUNIOR COUNCIL OF WORLD AFFAIRS Back Row-f-Bruce Muller lean Stevenson, john Reddawav, Ruchard Beattv, Raoul Kulberg Middle Row--Fred Skok. Peggy Moser. Hazel Kerlnn, Ed Hass Front Row-jam Anderson, Helen Newman, Richard Santoro. Bobble Catalano WORLD CONSCIOUSNESS Made up of approxnmately sixteen actuve members the unnor Council on World affairs had a busy year Under the durectuon of Mass Loss Crank the group discussed such matters as the threat of Communism the Palestnne problem and the Marshall plan The organlzatuon partucnpated nn the meeting of the lunnor Councnl ot clreater Cleveland and was represented at the mock Unnted Nations meetung at Western Reserve Unnversltv As a school project the group sponsored Unuted Natnons Week nn Sep tember In carrying out thus prolect members gave talks over the publuc address system and constructed exhnblts an the library 93 OBSERVER STAFF Back Row Morgan jones lohn Smurcuna Allyn Suelaff Desmond Cowan Bob McGavln Ben Shupe Dale Golllster Fourth Row Clark Tefft Bull Ingram Gordon McCarter Rlchard Duke Martnn Welter Bev erly Spurgeon Paul Newton Bull Bonsteel Thurd Row George Landis Glorla lmmke Carol Thut lean Turner Glorla Enkler Betty Lou Thomas Evelyn Paul Alyce De Mayo Ralph Hoff Second Row Nancy Knobel Laura Patten Marv Schach ludv Moll Elaune Warshowsky Mary Barnard Nancy Nnchols Barbara Warner Luculle Galemmo Furst Row Raoul Ku'berg Sally Ruchman Peggy Harrell Nancy Goodman JUNIOR JOURNALISTS The Observer room located rn a dark corner of the old bulldlng IS sel dom busler than on the Thursday followlng the paper clrculatuon When one enters the room the sounds of clanglng typewrnters and pen cll scratchlngs greet the ear These noises come from edltors copyreaders typlsts and headline writers whose task ns putting the Observer to bed The journalusm class helps the Observer staff by wrltung feature and news coverage storues An efficient advertlslng staff makes the paper complete Thus the combined effort of all these people produces a better Peggy Harrell Editor un chief Sally Ruchrnan Feature edltor Rachard Duke News Edutor Nancy Knobel Advertnsung Manager Raoul Kulberg Sports Edltor Hubert McNeill Adviser 96 1 I I I I I 9 A 1 T I T I 5 1 u n 1 I v Observer. HUTTLE SHUTTLE Back Row ludy Moll Nancy Nichols Martin Welter Mary Ann Barnard jean Turner Front Row Elame Warshowsky lean Oberer Carlla Ramsey Betty Turner Anne Chapman BUSY BODIES OF THE SHUTTLE Workung hard on thus year s Shuttle were edntors Carlla Ramsey Elame Warshowsky jeanne Oberer and Betty Turner Also enlovlng theur fnrst jean Turner Many duties of the staff were arranglng appointments with the photog rapher arranging pnctures In the Shuttle wrutlng headllnes and selectung The cover tor the Shuttle Duck Duke and Martun Welter aided In taking plc tures for the yearbook 97 year on the Shuttle were Mary Ann Barnard, judy Moll, Nanoy Nichols, and SHUTTLE SOLICITORS HAVE GOAL To succeed In sellnng Shuttles to 75 per cent of their homeroom as the chlef ambutlon of all the Shuttle solucntors Uoon donng so they are entutled to a free copy of the yearbook Every homeroom period a representative brings an envelope containing receipt cards to the solucutor When a student purchases a book he us given the stub from the receupt card which he must keep and be able to produce when the books are dustrubuted The solncutor falls out the cards and places them and the money unto a specnal folder to return to the busnness office where It as recorded and sent back to the solucutor the followung mornung where they are recorded and sent back to the solucutor the followung morn nn SHUTTLE SOLICITORS Back Row Al Cray Rosemary Valore Lenore Romaun Owen Caine Alyce Delvlayo Evelyn Paul Donna Stern Ruchard Beatty Front Row Bull Bonsteel Laura Patten Beverly Blum june Blackburn Loss Thompson Ted Weeks 98 - I ' I I I I I I I I I JUNIOR RED CROSS IUNIOR RED CROSS Ronald Stafford Betty Turner Bull Nelson Patty Lvons Alan Alexander Phyllus Powell Maxune Taylor Bull Wulllams 99 x GCOD OLD GOLDEN RULE DAYS Old school days were brought back to parents when the Parent Teach ers Association sponsored open house Nov 25 The fathers and mothers were gnven the opportunity to meet teachers and expernence their son s or daughter s daulv schedule For parents who came late homeroom hostesses were appointed to as sust them In gettrng to the rnght room Food was served In the cafeteria during the lunch pernod and entertann ment was supplied by the choir orchestra swlmmnng and modern dancing classes during the scheduled studv halls I 0 . . . . v v . 3 5? sf'-.9 j'i,,,,,, Q, 'f X 5:52 I J sljbf fza ff'3f TCI Back Row Merle Tagg Ball Wallaams Fourth Row ack Basson jerry Powell Ken Rcaber Len Ellaott Don Baurngart jay Hollangsworth oe Zavorek Alan ner Vance Taddeo Make Felace Ray Hoyle jam Owens George Davas Sher Ambler Ball Nack and Don MacKenzae wood Weaser and Ed Takacs Th a rd Row Bob Rasher Bob Foxall Front Row Bll Kell john Reddaway Rush McKnaght Ball Pennza Gordon Mc Bob Sebesta Wall l-larty Ken Whate Carter Don Bratten Fred Suppes Paul man Mackey Bowen jack Smarcana and Vance Vance Barrett and Ball Stapleton Paul Burton Second Row john Faulds Dan Wess man Ronnae Race Duck Trump George Hodge Cal Young Steve Vantrease Sam Shalala Gene Gaasullo and john Dono no FOOTBALL STEAM PROVED BY TEAM At the close of the l947 grad season Shaw s record was fave wans three losses and one tae Startang the season the cardanals trounced East 34 6 then followed wath vactoraes over Collanwood 23 I3 Detroat Raver Rouge 32 l4 Shaker 26 O and Lakewood 7 O A strong Warren team gave Shaw ats farst setback 26 I9 Craopled by anjuraes the Cards dropped a close l3 6 decasaon to Elyraa s L E L champs the tollowang week An anspared Loraan eleven gave Shaw ats thard straaght defeat l4 6 The season ended wath the tradataonal Heaghts game whach ended an a O O tae ln total scorang Shaw held the advantage scorang l53 poants to the Op ponents 86 Long to be remembered are Rush McKnaghts three long runs an the Fast game oe Zavorek s lO2 yard touchdown ,aunt agaanst Collanwood along wath has beang one ot the dastract s best passers and Guard Steve Van trease s outstandang defensave plav IO - I v. .u H-I ' I ' - , . -a . . fy' r - 2 McKnight carrues the ball Relber on the mnddle with Lakewood on top jane Zowasky Nancy Kubach and Betty Larson McKnlght eludes tackler as McCarter looks on Zavorek plunges through for only touchdown at Lakewood game - Football queen and attendants: Mary WHAT'S IN A NAME? Name Grade Raymond Ambler Vincent Barrett Donald Baumgartner jack Bisson Milton Bowen Donald Britton Paul Burton Eugene Giasullo George Davies john Donofrio Leonard Elliott john Faulds Michael Felice Robert Foxall George Hodge jay Hollingsworth Alan Hoyle Donald MacKenzie Gordon McGarter Rush McKnight William Nick William Pennza 11A 12A 12A 11B 1215 12B 1215 11A 11A 11A IZA 11A 11A 12B 12A LB ZA 2A B B B OA Height Weight Nickname 6' 1 VZ 200 6' 190 6' 1 12 190 6' 160 5' 9 160 5' 1 1 168 5' 1 1 225 5' 7 144 5' 1OV2 170 5' 8 145 6' 1 185 6' 170 6' 145 5' 9V2 158 5' 6 155 12 1X2 Ray Vince Don jake Mick Brit Paul Gha Little Fats johnny Len johnny Mike Fox George Holly Mac Mac Mac 4 Back Row V ce Barrett joe Za orek Front Ro W s Le E Gordon McCa te a d Rush McK ght Ste e Vantrease jay Holl ngsworth jerry Po ell Vnce Taddeo and Ken Re ber 1 5 11 165 1 5' 9 f 149 AI ' 1 6' 3 190 11 5' 10 175 ' 12 5' 11 170 ' ' ' 11 6' 160 Bill james Owen 12B 6' 180 jim ' ' 1 5' 11 160 Bill - in , v , w-Bill illiarn n lliott, Back Row George Hodge Sam Shalala Front Row Ronne Ruce Paul Burton Bob Foxall and B Il Pennza Don Baumgartner jack B sson Bob R sh er Don MacKenz1e and Cl YOUI'1g WHATS IN A NAME? Name Grade erry Powell john Reddaway Kenneth Renber Ronald Race Robert Rnsher Robert Sebesta Samuel Shalala john Smnrclna W1'I1am Stapleton Fred Supoes Merle Tagg Edward Takacs Rlchard Trump Paul Vance Stephen Vantrease Danuel Wessman Sherwood Welser Kenneth Whvtema FI Robert Weldlund Mgr Wnllnam Wnlluarns Cllbert Young joseph Zavorek A ZB A A ZB ZB A B A A B A ZA LB 2B B D H eight Weughf Nickname 2 Chubby johnnue Ken Riley o o arn ack Doc Ta Stump Pau Tennessee Dan Woody Plnky Weed O9 I C j II 5' 9 I65 I 5' II I7O ' ' II 6' 3 I78 ' II 6' I7O ' ' I 5' 9 I75 B b I 5' 5 I5O B b II 5' 8 I5O S ' ' IIB 5' 10 155 I 'I' IIB 5'll I55 Bill A I2 5'11 175 Vincent Taddeo IZA 6' I lb 208 jim II 6' 1 175 g IIB 5' 9 I55 Ed ' IIB 5' 9 I6O ll 5' IO l9O l IZ 5'8l1' I75 ' IIB 5' II I87 ' II 5' 9 I65 ' I 5' IO I7O ' ' , . I' 5' IO I55 ' ' ' ' IIB 6'II'g I7O Bill ' I 5' 8 I5O Gil IZ 5' 9 I55 j FOOTBALL MANAGERS Ba c k Row Bob WIedland Harold Wall and lack Rauch F ront Row Bob Sutter and ohn Carran Huxel Worcester Patton McGraw AItken PIGSKIN MANAGERS ResponsIbIIIty IS the key note of the football managers not only to the team Itself but also for all eouIoment Each nlght the managers are at football practlce On Frnday nughts the game and watch for Injurues durung the game Saturday mornIngs brIng the managers to the stadlum to clean the unuforrns or see that they are sent for drv cleanung The men behlnd the team are Coach Ralph Patton and ASSlSf8Hf Coach l-larry AItken wlth Robert McGraw coachIng the sophomore team To learn the fundamentals of football IS one of the flrst objectuves The coaches organlze the plays and see that the boys use them CondItIorIIng the team and keepmg It fat IS also Important lO6 ' - I f A 4 f vs I VA they hand out uniforms, see that all broken equipment has been replaced for HARD COURT HOOPSTERS Summing up Shaws l9-47-8 basketball season, Coach Roy Wisecup commented, The team was hurt by ineligibility and lack of a good play maker, but the boys improved steadily all year. In his opinion Shaw's second battle with Elyria, from which our cagerS emerged victorious, was the outstanding game this year. Ken Reiber, who proved himself in the final games of the season, was the most outstanding player. Although it got off to a bad start, the team finished with triumphs over University School and Elyria. This was the first time in the nineteen years Mr. Wisecup has coached here that Shaw finished below third place in the Lake Erie League. The scores are as follows: Shaw 29 Collinwood 37 Shaw 34 W. R. A. 47 32 Lakewood 23 l7 Lakewood 4l 35 Shaker 37 36 Shaker 45 41 Lorain 44 3l Lorain 50 ' 29 Elyria 38 60 University 37 37 Heights 49 39 Elyria 28 Back Row Chad Granger Dick Bretz Dave Whitacre Don Long Third Row Coach Roy Wisecup john Chakamian Bill Campbell Harry Soleba Dick Hender son Mickey Hoff john Donofrio Al Cray Assistant Coach Harry Aitken Second Row lim Norman Cordon McCarter Dick Fort Vince Barrett Ken Reuber Bill Penn za jack Bisson Bart Di Liddo First Row Dick Clucas Ioe Zaxorek Dick Suydam George Dalling Cordon Kal na lO7 i 1 : . v , i ' i - - ' - . . v - T I . . I F rst St g Dck Clucas George Dall ng Ken Ke ber Co don McCarter joe Zavorek Nam Vrncent Barrett Robert Beattie WIIII m Campbell Iohn Chakamran Richard Clucas George Dallrng Rrchard Fort Duane C- rasumcs Rach rd I-Ienderscn WI ckey Hott Cordon K I na Cordon IV1cCarter Iames Norman Wrlluam Rennza Kenneth Rerber Ruchard Suydam WHATS IN Grade ZA A A LB ZA OA B OA A OA A A B A I I A NAME? Weught Nickname 9 44 2 I 4 4 Vance o Shadow Puddln Scotty Rusty I-Iend e Bones Mac Lester Ken Duck e Ht. ' ' ' I' 6' I O A ' II 5' IO I B b ' 'E IIB 5' IO ISO Bill ' II 5'BI ' I6O 'I ' I 6' I IBO ' g ' I 5, II ISO I' I' ' I 6' 1 IRQ 165 'A S ' IO 5' IO ZH I O Alfred Cray IOA 5'6I2 I52 AI I' 5 I 5' II I39 I ' .' II 5'II I3-2 .o , ai I 6' IQ IBO II 5' IO I8I H I' II 5'9 I 5 I' I' ' ' IIB 5'IIIQ I62 I'BnII ' IZ 6'3 IB7 H 'I ' II 6'2I2 ISS 'I ' I' Back Row-Coach Harry Aitken Sam Vecchio. Dick Suydam, Ronnie Rice, Sam McCarty, Dick Tyszka, Don Britten. Coach Douglas Vivian. Front Row-Clark Austin. Larry Fried- man, Bill Pennza, Bob Foxall, Rush Mc- Knight lack Harrison, Bob Carman, Don Middle Row--Manager Bud Wall, Ierry Powell, Bob Milne, Bill Taylor Bill Stapleton, Dick Saba, Harrison Anderson. Manager Chuck Carman. Left-Bill Pennza heaving shotput. Right-C-ordon McCarter. Bill Taylor, Rush McKnight taking the hurdles. West, Cinder burners compiled impressive scores in their six league meeTS Led by Bob Foxall, season high point man, the Black and Red track team de feated Glenville by a considerable margin, then went on to win from Cleve land Heights and University School. The five top men according to their points. include Foxall 66li, Mc- Knight 53 3.1, Sparks Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Shaw Sl lz. Austin 23'iLi. and McCarter Zl 34. Track Scores 79 l 3 Glenville 29 4472 Euclid Shore 73 l'2 50 Shaker 68 57 Western Reserve Academy 6l 83 Cleveland Heights 35 68 University School SO Lake Erie League - third Coach - Douglas Vivian lO9 HALF AND HALF ON CINDER PATH .v . Relay with Wall Hardy starfmg Hardy to Bull Pennza Permza to Cordon McCarter McKmgl'1t funrshes fnrsf O Q. . 1- McCarter to Rush McKnight. l l MR. FISH Swimmers showed promise this season. The biggest improvement was made by jerry Young, who started as a green sophomore and through hard work was able to score 42 points, stated Coach Douglas l Doc l Vivian. jerry ranked third as a high point man of the team. The others were Dave Stafford, scoring 58Vz points: Dick Fors- berg obtaining S43 Bob Cumler, a returned service man, accumulating 30 points in only one semester. Although the team won only one dual meet, it had four outstanding swimmers-Dave Stafford, Dick Forsberg, Len Elliott, and jerry Young-the first semester. lack Cowan, Bob Cumler, and Bob Orr joined the team at mid-term. At the district meet jerry Young took fourth for diving, the free style relay team consisting of Bob Cumbler, Dick Forsberg, Bob Orr, and Dave Stafford took third. The team lost only Len Elliott at mid-term, while it loses five men- Dick Cary, Bob Cumler, Dave Stafford, Ken Van Ost, Larry Wilson-in june. SWIM TEAM Back Row Ronnie Stafford Bob Love Wayne Telling james Cay Bill Parker Richard Seib Third Row Harry Schmidt Dan Wesseman Dick Cary Larry Wilson Bill Bayles Vic Peter son Les Sleinkofer Bud Wall Second Row Don Baumgartner Bill Nick Bob Carlson jack Cowan Harley Knopf Bob Orf Coach Douglas Vivian First Row Kurt Rose jerry Young Dave Stafford Len Elliott Dick Forsberg Tommy Parham Ken Van Ost lll ' i i . 3 - i i ' 1 i i V - f JTVF ' Back Row Ruck Waterbury Bob Guen ther Pete Funellu Frank Noble Ken Reuber Duck Catlun joe Zavorek Bob l-lolub Duck Wochele S e c o n d Row Chuck Cucone Paul Schenck Bob Colluns Leonard Lane Vlanager jerry Puckens fix T h I r d Row Manager Chad Granger Tom Parham Glenn Terrell Calvin Guenther Front Row Bull Campbell Ed Takacs lum Futtupaldu Don Long SLUGGERS WIN 9 OUT OF I2 Wuth exceptuonal putchung and good huttung Coach Roy Wusecup s DI lvlagguos chalked up nune vuctorues agaunst three losses last sprung Out standung were Pete Funellu and Frank Noble who have both receuved con tracts from Amerucan League teams Pete putched one shutout and two one hutters whule leadung the team at the plate by battung 455 Frank was close behund wuth 432 Thus us the team s record Unuversuty 7 O Shaker 4 2 Euclud Shore Z O Heughts l 5 Wulloughby Shaker l O Unuversuty O 2 l-leughts 4 9 Wulloughby 3 Z Paunesvulle Collunwood ll O Paunesvulle 3 O ll2 .3 . ? 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THEY MAKE WITH THE RACKET Enjoying a sparklsng year Shaw s tennis team captured the champxon hup of the Metropolntan Tennus League In the sorrng and the East Sade crown of the Lake Erle League In the tall Wuth Chrus Kasaftes and Herb Levnne remaunnng undefeated all sprung the racketeers racked up the following sux vlctorues In sux meets Glenville 4 I Collunwood 5 O Unnversuty School 3 2 Rhodes 5 O Ben ednctme 4 I and Shaker 4 1 In the tall the team entered the Lake Erne League Coach I L Snavelys netters twice defeated Shaker 3 2 guvmg them the East Slde champuonshvp but lost the play oft wnth Lakewood West Slde champs 4 1 Chrs Kasaftes Dck Schafer Herb Lev ne Ted Shaffer Hershel Herzg Chuck Xvelss Coach john Snavetv 113 Nancy Kubach Curly Whelan Carol Hay Tom Smith Mnldred Faust jackie Baxter Sally Corrlgan TWIRLERS Donnmg new uniforms thus year were the Shaw majorettes jackie Bax ter Sally Corrigan Mildred Faust Carol Hay Nancy Kubach and Mary Whelan The new unaforms were made by the home economncs class under the dnrectlon of Mass Harriet Carpenter They were made of fluorescent ma terlal whuch appeared red and blue when mfra red lights were turned on them Nancy Kubach and Sallv Corrigan were the strutters wlth experience un majorettmg last year Ably replacmg Bob Hendlnger june 47 graduate was Tom Srnuth as drum major H4 , l v J ' , . l v v n v v 1 v - . . ' . . . u - v v Q xi X fa Q Qxfgwffp X 04 Hlfvynf 90 Jr- Af P Q S SW in miie fx Wx was ATHLETIC COUNCIL Back Row Nancy Cori Catherine Councell Barb De Fneze Alyce D Mayo Tbnrd Row Pat Danford Barb Elliott Lucv Calemmo Barb Hougbfon Second Row Sue Mehnert Rmb Mules Patfy Muller ludv Mol! First ROW ane Ann Ngttare Fay Schmunk janet acquays Niarulyn Smntb H6 DANCE MCDERNE To acqu re charm and grace many gurls choose Modern Dancing as ut us one of the most promlsnng actlvutles offered to gurls jane Ann Nottage us head of the group wnth Sue Mehnert as assustant Thus year the club under the supervuslon of Mass Aluce urungus IS dl vuded unto three sections Two sections meet durrng school and one after school on Mondays janet Sampson has done exceptnonal work an composnng musuc for dances and as accomoanust Prause also goes to Patty Lyons Marilyn Smnth and Dorcas Strong for theur advanced work In choreography Almost all dances performed are the result of these three gurls combvned efforts The open house demonstration and the Army Navy tea are the blggest and most practised for events In the school year Third Row jean Brown Beryl Brown Kay Rapp jean Wennkamer Phyl Ins Powell Sue Mehnert Barb De Frneze Elunor Fvfe Audrey jensen Barbara Nusseld Kay Powell Cath erme Councell Anuta DlClovlr1e Doris Danuelson First Row judy Second Row Pat Lyons josephune Do Moll Ma nofrno Carol Relchenbach joan Beattle Mary Hoge Betty Lou Thomas jean Oberer Laurame Mc Lellan janet johnson Rosemar North Glorua Campfueld rolyn Smnth Loretta Flelscher jackue Baxter Pat Danford jane Nottage Ameloa Matera Betty Ferguson Lucy Ca lemmo Dotty Magneson Mary j Brugman ll? ' 1 - ., u . . - , . Q t -y . 1 I ' 1 I - . 1 ' y v f 1 ' V 1 , ., v l t ' , . ' . . Y , . 1 , . , . t . , - . . O ,ff v7 5 TARPON From right to left Donna larvae Betty Larson Betty Ferguson Barbara Webster Betty Early Pat Danford Marilyn Smith Marilyn lvleck jane Ann Nottage Virginia Palmer Irene Knebusch Esther Kamut Lucille Galemmo TARPON CAPERS With the swimming pageant as their biggest proiect the Tarponettes ended a season of work and play Practicing tor the show had 35 members working from October to january Taking place tn the middle of january the pageant featured four Tarpon acts lnitiations in October and February which took in ll new members were fun for all except the prospective members The club is under the guidance of Miss Alice juringus. HS AQUA TECHNIQUES Teaching others to enjoy swimming is the primary aim of the Aqua- Dux club. The red-suited girls meet sixth period every second Friday to learn new swimming techniques and practice tried and true ones. Twenty-two girls chosen from their classes assist Miss Alice luringus in teaching others to swim, Only while they participate actively in swimming can they remain in Aqua-Dux, said Miss juringus. The club swam for open house and out on a swimming Dageant -'Q AQUA DUX Back Row Par Miller Loretta Fleischer Marilyn Smith ludy Moll Nancy Corl Middle Row Donna Stern Emelia Matera Cownie Frock Beverly Spurgeon Catherine Coun ell Dorothy lacobsen Front Row Barbara Wolf joanne Goodrich losephine Donofrio Marion Fox Ginny Hirsch auer Shirley Frank june Crasso ll9 i 7 ,1 Third Row Barbara Elliott Peggy Uber Vlvlan Polk Mary jane Zowasky Mary lo Brugman Pat Danford Marilyn Smlth loan Smith Betty Early Muddle Row Phyllns Powell Madelrne Pearce Marlene Bender Sally Carran Donna Wool way Barbara Webster Barbara Wulf Front Row Dorothy Magneson Pat Mlller Luculle Calemmo Donna larvae Betty Larson Bet ty Ferguson Loretta Fleischer Donna Stern GIRLS STUDY LIFE SAVING Interested In water safety not only for their own use but also tor the benefut of others gurls eagerly jolned the Red Cross Lute Saving courses offered to them About forty gurls nnstructed the uses ot the breast stroke side stroke and trudgeon un saving lnves by Mass Allce Iurnngus received their Red Cross emblems on Honor Day nn june For two years now Pat Danford Athletic Councul member has dnrected the prospective lute savers In their meetlngs on Thursdays l2O Back Row Irene Knebusch Donna Third Row-Gerry Lewls Amella Ma Stern Mary lo Brngman Beverly tera Barbara Webster Barb Spurgeon Barb De Frneze jane Houghton Sally Craven Pat Wag Askew Marlene Bender Pat Banks goner Betty Larson Fay Schmunk Ruth Males Beverly Ferguson Pat Muller Second Row Elanor Fyfe Pat Murray Flrst Row ludy Moll Betty Ferguson Nancy Corl Esther Kamuf Nancy Lucy Calemmo Barb Elliott Phyl Goodman Alrce Decker Loretta Irs Powell Pat Danford lane Not Fleuscher lean Cooley tage Marulyn Smuth GIRLS WITH LETTERS To earn a letter members of C A A must partlcupate In more than one of I3 sports Organlzed hnklng IS new thus vear and bowlung as In Its first full year Approximately IO points are awarded for each hour s partuclpa tlon In a sport A small S letter as guven for 350 Dounts a large S letter requures 700 polnts For earning IOOO points gurls receuve a pennant These ponnts may be earned an baseball basketball badmunton bowl mg pung pong hlkmg skatnng slengh rndung and the Modern Dance club The purpose of the point system IS to make gurls Interested In sports I2 T , ' - I I I I I I I 5 I I I I I I , . . . T ' 1 I ' I I 1 , I I ' I I I I ' I - I - , . . . ' I . . , . . A I . , . I I I ' I I I I I ' I I HARVARD Back Row Beverlee Barrett Peggy Lumley Barbara Houghton Esther Kamut Alyce Delvlayo Mayo front Row Paulme Komonuck Nancy Corl Bettv Ferguson Loretta Fleischer Helen Wolf YALE HARVARD GIRLS CN THE BALL Star players from the gurls after school volleyball games were selected by Miss Allce jurlngus and her asslstants to participate In the Yale Harvard game These gurls worked hard to develop theur athletic abllntv un volleyball and bemg stars on their own teams jouned together for a final matchmg ot talent nn thus excutlng game At half time the game was a tue and bv scormg the decnsuve three pomts sn the last minute ofthe game Harvard triumphed over Yale wuth the closing score of 30 27 I2 1 1 1 ' v 3 . - : I . y v v u v WHAT'S IN A NAME?. . . Full Name Grade Beverlee Barrett Nance Corl Catherine Councell Alyce DeMayo Barbara Elliott Vivienne Fatica Betty Ferguson Loretta Fleischer Lucille Calemmo Barbara Houghton Esther Kamuf Pauline Komonick Marilyn Lamont Geraldine Lewis Margaret Lumley Ruth Miles Patricia Miller lane Ann Nottage Barbara Smith Helen Wolf 10A 11B 11A 11B 11A 11B 12B 12B 12B 12A 12A 11B IOB 12B 11B 12B 11B 12B 1015 B Ht. 81' Zn 1 V2 80 2 V2 I ,. 610 1 V2 211 5,, 4 V2 4:1 Zn 3 V1 ,43A1 ,-7,, 7U 3 VZ 12 2 Weight Nickname ' ' Bev ' ' Stumpy Katy ..Dee-. .-Barb.. 1,6 Hviv.. Fergie .il-ou.. Hought HES.. Paula Mare iv Gerry 'Peggy' 128 123 102 130 110 108 128 102 110 120 115 138 111 126 111 128 Ruf 125 Pat 120 'lSmitty Wolf Yae F ont Row V e ne Fat ca Mar Iyn Lamont Luc lle Calemmo Barbaa Ellott Cather nc Councell 123 5 6 f 136 11 5' 1 V 109 I Back Row-Ruth Miles, jane Ann Nottage, Pat Miller, Barbara Smith, C-erry Lewis r - ivi n i , i , i r i , i FEMININE DRIBBLERS Come on team let s go' Thus us the captauns cry tamuluar to the gurls on the 24 basketball teams The gurls play hard for theur team but furst ut us the captaun s dutv to see that her team us on the floor ready to play ln some cases the captaun rounds up lO gurls to make up her team whule others prefer to elect a gurl to serve as eaptaun From sophomores to senuors the basketball captauns sour theur teams on toward the too goal to vvun sux lose none lvlakung a lust of u2 gurls tor the Army Navy team ends the basketball chores for the captaun of each team BASKETBALL CAPTAINS Back Row Esther Kamuf Vurgunua Hurschauer Donna Woolway Evelyn Paul Barbara Srnufh 'Vluddle Row Nancy Corl jane Ann Nottage Io Donofruo loan Lorenzettu Eleanor Clark furst Row Luculle Galemmo Pat Danford Barbara Elluott Barbara Houghton gin? I2-l FAIR SEX CHEERLEADERS SHINE For the first time in the history of Shaw, girls have had the opportunity to become cheerleaders this year. Four senior girls--Lucille Calemmo, Donna jarvie, Cerry Lewis, and jane Ann Nottage--were the first to partici- pate in this new custom. Their attractive uniforms consisted of bright red skirts, black sweaters, white collars, and bright red beanies. Along with l-lead Cheerleader Fred Ruskell are Ray Lockhart and Dick Waterbury, who complete the group of this year's cheerers, and supplied every football game with old cheers and yells as well as with new ones. All three boys are also seniors, and were cheering for the team last vear, too. Douglas Vivian, adviser of this group, says, The cheerleaders really did a good job this year, and added lots of color to the appearance of the whole set-up. CHEERLEADERS 123 Gerry Lewis, Lucy Calemmo, Donna larvie lane Ann Nottage A GIRL CAN BE PRO D wfzendfzeeaavafzmfncgfnwhaalcfqsloma And she should be proud when she takes her place as a Wage earner Telephone Glrl IS a proud tntle ln busmess whether xt s operator sten ographer or clerk The telephone gnrl does mterestmg useful Work wh ch IS important to evervbody She can take prnde ln her paycheck Whxch grows stead ly add ng s x ra ses the first 18 months She can be proud of her busmess home and the fr endly g rls wxth Whom she Works Thorough trammg gxves her confidence and good performance earns her promotion YOU too can be pleased and p1oud wztla a telephone job APPLY WOMEN S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 700 Prospect Avenue Room 901 THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY ,ff awe fum Za ww, The Shuttle appwczates your help Central Publlshnng House The A H Pelz Company Chesshnre Photographers l Jahn G. Ollier Engraving Co. 126 i I C OOO ' - Q can , ' l - ' , i ' ' ' ' i, i i i .. ' a i . 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'2 7 I be s x Q2 6:1 5 is 'lub 2 S' vv - NY ES AWAY WITH COBWEBS Buslly engaged nn keeping the school running smoothly ns Shaw s staff of custodnans Headed by Norman Deason these sux men have the umpor tant 'ob of keeomg the srhool nn reoalr lts more difficult In wnnter than sn summer confldes Mr Deason In summer the hardest task as keeolng the grass neatly trlmmed whale un wnnter the sidewalks must be kept free of snow and the heating system taken care of Mr Deason has been at Shaw for 25 years The other members of the taff are Sam Petruccu Ben Tomaro Mnke Trotta Nlck Vaccaruello Peter Zampmo and Sam Danuels 33 - - .. t ' . , . . ' . tl . - - - 4, . . . I . . H F . . . . -3 1 . 1 - . . AUTOGRAPHS HIIlliIIIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIII IllllllIllllIllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIlIIEEIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIHIIII -3'E2'1 '5 ':f1f--2 5-1 F2 f'w-uw?-' .3 131-he r J-,..E,., ' 'fbi 'T Yfifir .'4,wfLi-A 7 1 3:5 -w -' 2 ,fvX 2vr1f',C ?'-bfm '-'