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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1949 volume:

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Page 6 El-HND the cultural atmosphere and wonderful tradutuon whuch surrounds Shaw Hugh School us the long and unterestung story of uts growth and development ln the year of hus death l83S ohn Shaw made a wull settung asude nunety acres of land upow whuch was to be erected an academy Thus was to transpure two years after the death of hus wufe As Mrs Shaw passed away the followung year the furst buuldung of the Shaw Academy was constructed un l838 Thus two story two room frame buuldung was completely ruuned wuthun twelve years because of the de structuve pranks of older boys In the same year l8SO another buuldung was erected on the s me sute thus tume made of bruck ln l87O the school was taken over by the East Cleveland Townshup Board who by H384 wuth func acquured from the sale of farm buuldungs completed the constructuon of a two storv bruck Luuldung When much duscussuon arose concernung the 'egal status of the school ut was clecuded that un ac cordance wuth the wull of ohn Shaw a publuc hugh school to be lnown as Shaw Hugh School would b mauntauned Therefore upon the passung of an S85 OOO bond ussue the furst Shaw l-lugh School costung S97 O03 was buult Thus structure was completed un l906 and compruses the pre nt olfl buuld n ln l9l7 wuth the buuldung of the audutoruum was begun a serues of umprovements and addutuons such as the open ng of a new Technucal buuldunp un l92l Fcllowung thus the gymnasuum the swummung pool the band room and the new staduum whuch seats lO OOOand cost S75 OOD were constructed At thus tume also the muddy and skurt were adopted as a regulatuon dress for gurls Recently a system of unclurect Iughtung was unstalled whuch made thus school one of the best lughted un the country Truly not even john Shaw humself could ever have dreamed that durung the one hundred nd eleven vears sun e uts foundung Shaw l-lugh School would become such a worthy Iuvung monument to hum through uts h gh standard of culture nd educatucn . .l . . g , 1 . , . . s , l I u u ' l . . Q . e . . . , QD .. .ion , as , O. 4 A , C , c , T - 2 . IO ULD SHAW HIGH SC H001 ,-K 'HN NX f x qNK?-55 H 'XR fN ,f - f f-1 I 1 ww 2-f 4 Aix WEQQ Ps f 4'-Kia Q 1 E ,H L Q-5f 'gif ,,f:f z Shaw Hugh School IOO Years Ago r w ' Q 1 1 1 7 L L. ,f A -1 ni' f - fl ' f ,N 5: I I::- I 1 C f Q-r , IN f ig, L-'I-7 Q X 42 -' if , Af 'ff N ' rf :ff?3ff7 Q Z 7- f . 'X u, -f-- ' 1 ' :-:::!.5g:1'5... . W W T , ,, g1::: f 'A ..... 'Z1'- ' ' - - '-'1..f: H JJ f ii-T x. -'::.5, -I : ' ' .l in -X. 255 A ' -1 : ' g,., 'A haf.. U -YY AW A ' I 'l :Z ' 3 at U W Z' , ' H ., HH Z pf-1- ff' ,H ----' .m',,'?.v -- .:: -1- W X 9 o Z: .. kg J: ' ' JI ': v'-.TW - ' ,. g -.5 - Us , ' l - -' 1 O - gg, - 5,-Q ' Tw- -f A av ' 'G-0-. PERS. Y ' Nl, 'gr A fc 2 .P UF C' lf ' 'ZS ' lv- '- iiffv- An..-. ' or 3 4' ? O SRLVIER ANNIVERSARY RAND HROUGHOUT the twenty five years since its founding the Shaw band has done its part to glorify Shaw s name by repeatedly achieving new honors in the field of music The band was started by its present director Milton C Nier garth shortly after his appointment by the Board of Education as teacher of instrumental music in the East Cleveland Schools ln September of i924 the first band consisting of I6 mem bers met in what is now the girls gym but was then the auto driving class room The band appeared publicly for the first time at the final football game of the year at which Shaw played University At this time they had a repertoire consisting of two numbers After that the musicians improved rapidly and gave their first band concert in December l924 A uniform consisting of a black cape lined with red taffeta and a black cap was adopted in the spring of l925 In the fall of l927 the band purchased sailor type uniforms and competed in the Ohio State Band Contest held in Cleveland placing third At a contest in Columbus in 1929 they were more successful however, and placed second With this was begun an exceptionally fine record for since i929 the band has received no rating lower than second in any competition Since I933 no rating below first has been received with the exception of one year l94O The present military type uniforms were incorporated in i929 when S Robert Frazer director of music at Kirk was a member The band became a traditional part of every football game in l937 as a result of the efforts of Trevor Ries former football coach Smce then marching has become one of the most impor tant factors in band performances niversary organization have been directed by Tommy Dorsey and Rudy Valley and have participated in concerts and parades for war loan drives and Red Cross campaigns They have appeared at pro fessional football games and churches and have been featured at such factories as Thompson Products Parker Appliance, Reliance Electric Apex and Graphite Bronze At the Shaw Lorain game last fall band members presented their director Milton G Niergarth with a television set in appre ciation of the part he has played in giving Shaw band the place of distinction which it holds among musicians all over the United States Page 8 U Q ' U ' ' ' . Throughout the years since l924, members of this silver an- GIA JRIFY HER NAME BACK ROW jack Mason Carol Inman Evelyn Krlsche Dennis Leverett Barclav McMullen Alan Overfueld Bob Veul Duck Bauer Chuck Inman Hazel Kerlun Nell Mc lntosh jack Mennke joe Calor: FOURTH ROW Barb Warner joan Hawnar Charles McDlchen jack Cwwer Howe Davxes Dale McLean Ray Butterrnore Barb Custud jrrn Crrffnth Bob Chrnstopher Don Engstrom Don Brrggs joe LaCrasso Dave Klopp TSYWSI' lane? Spangler jack Loeblem jim Keyes SECOND ROW Morgan jones Dave Hester jack Rnchley joel Hutson Wayne Carlson janet Smnfh Mrlly Faust Nola Cuenn Tom Smuth joanne Becker Sarah Short Ann Keklak Pat Sums Don Cray Ralph Kufer George Krause FIRST ROW joan Pattue Shurley Westcott Audrey jones jack Enckson Harvey Bendef DICIQ Young Sam S'3 k'5'a I Ann Woehfmon Ma Y l'leflfY lanef SBVTWDSOFI Bonnie Thomas Myra Hlrschkoff Marian Zahner Ruth Arbuckle Chuck Putzbach Page 9 THIRD ROWI: Otis Elmore, Art Nifszche, Fred Thomas, Ken Sauer, Clark Townsend, Paul Sfofm. lohn l-GWIS. Mariel Lowden, john Lee, Mickey Hoff Dick Baumgar- MAIORS AND MAIORETTES TRUTTINC- and stepping In theur new uniforms the majorettes added a 'rlnlshrng touch to Shaw marchrng band thus year The sux gurls were chosen for theur anutuatlve and abllnty Dnsplaylng thenr skllls on the playlng field at tnme they were recenved wnth great apprecuatnon by all the fans Sensors Ann Keklak Sarah Short anet Smnth and unsor lvluldred Faust held rank with Sophomores oanne Becker and Nola Cuerun Drum mayor Tom Smrth caught h s baton throws of 50 feet at every game and was closely followed down the fleld by has assistant Wayne Carlson Page 10 Tom Sm th Noh Cuerln loanne Becke Sarah Shot Nl ld el F1 st la et Sm th Ann Keklak Wayne Ca Iso U' I l' 4' halt- I . v 1 , l . . l . VA I . . i y l as IN THE HALLS UF SCHOOL DAY VICTURIICS A S they hurry to classes during the day, many students pass the trophy cases without realizing what an impressive array of awards are displayed there. Crowding the case in the hall near the auditorium are trophies given to champion teams and winn'ng participants in football, basketball, swimming, track, baseball, and debate contests, In the high, unnoticed, and usually unlighted section near room l7 rest the oldest trophies dating from l9l3. During the second semester, all the awards gleamed brightly because ot the cleanIng and polishing given them by Student Council Member Bob Beattie, Page 11 Page 12 FABII1 ON HER HAS SHA T MLN, nj IU FOOTBALL TEAM 3 .2 OPS LOSE C K. .J Y'-QQYP Q h rd season under Coach na gr dmen comp e a rec ree osses and t d for second 6 T NC he r he Card d th OMPLET P tton t R T 3 End Ken Re back Gordon McCarter FCCQ V 6 d Quarterback W Harty U3 Sq he h Fe derme y A tken Robe t MCC aw Ha Pa ton Wayne Ca off Ra ph the r cho ce of a d nner w th a speaker or a ad the ch cken they cou d eat-th 3 nquet w th the ch ck vote was unan rnous for subst tut on be ra the used Patton Coach TO hance gv ng many b good effect rue to earn the r etters SBZSOI1 SCOICS I 948 Foofba East O Shaw-7 Shaker-O Shaw-7 Warren- 4 Shaw-O Ofa I1 9 He ghts Shaw- Z 13 ff 4 f ill fN Oi I a i Mm,l'ci ly aiph a I a ai d - .G ' A r ,A ord of six wins an I i RT 'z , I 5 place in the LLL. 325,60 Miowfi ensom We Full , iber, an ill ll i ed their third varsity letter at the lettermen's banquet held in the Win Methodist c urch. T d l1 l l l l l t , r , r r , rr i ba i ll i l e i i en. li l i i l , i i oys a c i I . II Shaw-6 Coll inwocd- l 3 Shaw-7 john Adams-O l Shaw-I9 Elyria-7 Shaw-26 L i -6 l' i -l Page Page 14 VARSITY BACK ROW Manager lack Rauch Ted Francloso james Fnftnpaldo Eugene Clasullo john Donofruo joe Mmullo Edmond Alemagno jack Netras Ronald Rice Mnlce Fellce Paul Reud Wullnam Wood Bob Bayer jlm Muller Wayne Telllng Bull Stapleton FRONT ROW Coach Aufken Ray Ambler lam Campbell C-eorge Shine Marlo Mastran gelo, Duck Trum j k R lb h Bl p ac eu ac ll Penza Cordon lvlcCarter i MIDDLE Row coach 'Patton Bob Sebestal pack Saba, 'Art Meanhafdf, pmk suydgm, VARSITY BACK ROW: Bill Parker, Leonard Aaroe, Tom Parham, Don McKay, Ed Takacs, Nick Mylonas, Don Keagle, joe Aveni, Bill Schroeder, Manager john Carran. MIDDLE ROW: Art Meinhardt, Carl Zowasky, Owen Cain, Bill Cunnin gham, jim Blough, Bill Balas, Ken Carlson, Tom Weber, Manager Bill Bonsteel, Assistant Coach Carolf. FRONT ROW: Ken Reiber, Will Hardy, George Davis, Bill Kell, William Nick, john Smircina, john Faulds, john Fisher, Assistant Coach Wor- chester. Shaw Heughts game Page 16 lhe thrull of thus occasucn wull remaun to COFTIG N MY opinion the Football Queenship is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a gurl student Thus year the electuon was based upon a trual system dutterent from those ot former years Sux gurls were nomunated by the varsuty foot ball squad These gurls chose managers and planned theur campaugns whuch were lumuted to posters a n d broadcasts They were formally untroduced to the school at a spurut rally The result of the tunal elec tuon was kept secret by Mr George Todd untul the mornung of the Shaw l-leughts rally l was very surprused and excuted when I heard the results That nught we were druven to the Shaw grandstand un a yellow convertuble and presented to the football fans Then we were escorted to the pressbox from whuch we watched the un my memory for many years Madge Robertson l948 Football Queen MANAGERS lack Nash Bob Beattue Duck Henderson Gordon McCarter Gene Pfeuffer Ron Ruce CANDIDATES Mary Lou Gleason ludy Moll Audrey lensen Carol Gossman Helen Sumpson Madge Robertson Audrey lensen Madge Robertson Mary Lou Gleason TEAM MANAGERS Bill Bonsteel jack Rauch Iohn Wills lohn Carran G IVINC first aid to players, taking care of uni- forms, cleaning equipment and keeping the rec- ords of their teams are some of the general duties of all team managers. The football managers were kept busy from the start of practice in Aue gust to the close of the gridiron season cleaning spikes issuing and caring for equipment Recording the cagers shots and packing their equipment for away games were duties of the bas ketball managers while the swim managers re corded the times of the mermen in their practice meets l Dave Whitacre Don L0ng Otis Elmore Harley Knopf Page 17 J, fwxxxhra V K 'S 4 A 2 r. V ARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row Coach Atken lm Norman Tom Meunhardt Front Row Bull Campbell Bll Pennza Ken Reuber Dck Mackey Hoff Bob Beatte Al Cray Coach Wsecup Fort Cordon McCarter Dck Henderson Page 18 INISHINCJ their twentleth suc cesstul season under the dnrectlon of Coach Roy Vvsecup the basketbaH team held thlrd place In the Lake Erle League thm year The team was handlcapped by lacl of henght wuth only Ken Reaber and junior Duck Fort topping the sux toot mark When Reuber graduated In jan uary Fortresponded beauhtuHy doln mostoftherebound work andlmthng has peak agaunst VVIHoughby IH the dlstrzct tournament by dropping 26 ponntsthrough the hoop all theur L.E L vuchnnes c Cards hut theur apex In the turst game with Heights and Shaker Although the Heights Tigers tell 46 37 to Sha v nn their tnrst game the Cards exhublt ed their best while upsetting Shaker Lll -lO at a home game VVher1 at the chrnax of the season the old chool try was needed thc team came through vvnth tlyung colors and only at the quarter funals of th tournament dad they bow to the superior heught of Cathedral Latun 60 53 , ' 4 . .G , . ,, . Of ' ' ',the . . . . S I. , a I v S L . -I 'J . .G .V A 2 I ,I . A 2 .I , A , I ' . I. . I . .I WHILE A'l' WA R Wl'l'H GRDI lJI'lI1'lf1A'l' X .-X T N - 0 7 no O . 5 W H ,, X - U C D2 - 3 Q 4 O 0 -. om . LQ. 3 ' O - sr X ID 1 I C -. h- 7 J' . E Q, Q Q. . -. l'T'l Q. U 4 0 . .. FD :. 3 h . YQ CD F! rn - 3 , 3 O. :U .. O - ' 2 4 JU , O UQ fb 1 V Z - o O . 1 4 3' f'D , - DJ 'CL Q? T 3 GJ 0 -. fn 9? . FW QI . 3 U U' - fi f ! N L a r N'-f 1 . 's'N Q'-3q mv' MW c Don Sexton TONY Gdbeffo Bob C U 'W'3ld George Law Bull Pennza Kcn Relber Duck Fort Cordon McCarter Duck fence Henderson Don Long Third Row Bob Schafer Coach Altken Inrn Norman Torn J Memhardf Mickey Hoff Bob Beame AI Cray Dave Fart Row Bull Nelson Make Vara Bob Thompson Dan Kr Whltacre Coach Wusecup amer jackre Sherry lack Sxkora Page 19 Page 20 SWIMMING TEAM -Z if 9 FEET -f B fl 'i www' -an BACK ROW john Lewus George Hanna jerry Wullert Charles Uber Telling SECOND ROW Bob Walker Tom Parham Duck Trump Bull Parker Dan Wessman FRONT ROW Harley Knopf Frank Hamulton Duck Forsberg jerry Young Ronnue Stafford Bob Orr Bull Gaunes D ISPLAYING the old Shaw spurut the swummung team cap tured theur furst vuctory of the season un theur last dual meet Thomas Eduson was the vuctum on the short end of the SO 25 score Duck Forsberg was the leadung scorer for the Docmen throughout the season capturung many fursts un the 40 and lOO yard freestyles jerry Young uunuor duver was brulluant as he was defeated only once un hus specualty jerry clumaxed the season by capturung both the cuty and L E L duvung tutles Page 21 ET Ml C ug ff T , 'fu I Q X C0 T k u gr 3 4 THIRD ROW: Dick Seib, john Mahoney, Bill Nick, Kurt Rose, Bill Montgomery Wayne BASEBALL TEAM Ptge 7' season termed as very successful when the Cards tunushed wuth a record of ten wuns and eught losses Bull Campbell was the teams leadung batter wuth the fourth hughest average un the Lake Erue League 4l9 Don Long led the putchers wuth tuve wuns and tour losses Ed Takacs nad three wuns nd three losses and Tonv Culberto tunushed wuth two wuns and one loss BACK ROW Dav Dawson Don Long Bull Camp bell Tony Culberto Duck Wochele Ed Takacs Boo Thompson Harry Schmutt MIDDLE ROW Ed Deterunq Dave Baumgartner Muckey l-loss Bob Burrus Duck Fort Ralph R mont Bull Stapleton Duck Baumgartner FRONT ROW Roy Wusecup Roger Moorhead Duck Louewsku Al Cray Dave Whutacre jum Fut tupaldu Ronnue Stafford Bob Meyers 0 1 I C , , ' . ,Q X' I at F ,J 'B Ill-l an inexperienced team, coach Roy Wisecup completed a baseball . E . , . . . ,,f, 1 , f. , I 2' Ll. TENNIS TEAM A LTHOUCH ut was not expected to even have a coach and wuthout any lettermen returnung the tennus team funushed the season wuth a record of three vuctorues and three defeats Wuth Duck Schaffer on furst sungles the Cardunal netmen smashed theur way to second place un the L E L Ten nus race Mr Phullup Worchester, head foot as coach and was creduted by all as do ung an excellent ,ob Mr Worchester thunks that thus year wull mark a new era of better tennus teams for Sh w Allan Could lum Stern Duck Duke Bull Cun nungham Harvey Bender Al Atkuns Tom Meunhardt jack lvleunke Duck Schafer Bob Tretsky Duck Beatty Page 23 , . ball coach at Kirk, took over the reins ' a . TRACK TEAM BACK ROW Chuck Carman lam Twrbell Bob Harmon Charles Featheroff Harold Wahl Al Hancock Ted Weeks Harrison Anderson Bull Bonsteel MIDDLE ROW Coach Pwtton Bob Sebestw Duck Saba Art Melnahrdt Duck Suydam Ronnie Ruce Wally Burdett Bob Wuest Ted Franctoso Doc Vlyuan FRONT ROW Bob Cumler Bob Foxall Wally Sparks Bull Pennza Wall Harty Rush Mclinught Cordon McCarter Page 24 MlLE RELAY TEAM Willy Sparks Bull Pennza Wull Harty Rush lvlclfnlght 1 ' ' . In . C- fl! I f l 1 . ' 1 . , YY, u 1 . 5 T u ' L - I v HE Cardunal tracksters fun :shed thelr season wnth success when they closed l948 unde teated nn dual meets and second nn the Lake Erne League meet The outstandlng unlt for these cnndermen was the mule relay team whnch was undefeated dual meets took the Salem night relays crown and took the L E L event Wnll Harty Bull Pennza Wally Sparks and Rush M Knnght composed the team whuch cracked the Shaw mule relay rec ord and also broke the Salem re lays record The Docmeh lost the L E L meet by '2 point to Lakewood and were classed as one of t h e better teams an the dlstrnct Pg ATHLETIC COUNCIL Par Murray Kay Powell Cathernne Councell Bev Spurdeon Barb Nussell judy Moll Alyce Defvlayo, Mary jo Brzgman, Nance Corl, Susan Mehnert, Barb DeFrieze, Beverlee Barrett, Beryl Brown, Marlyn Lamont Carol Inman SHI' Ll4XlxNI4IJ IU Pl XX IHI GANII4 S LETTER GIRLS ARD work and plenty of ut IS what It takes to earn that treasured S letter A large S goes to the gurls with 700 polnts a small S to those wuth 350 pounts and the biggest pruze a pennant represents l000 pounts worth of actuvuty These ponnts are earned bv partnclpatnon In gurls after school sports which are sponsored by the Athletic councll and Include baseball basketball badmmton bowling pmg pong hukung skatnng and Modern Dancing The mann purpose In this program IS to Interest more gurls un the advancing sports world BACK ROW lean Welnkamer Marianne Rothaas Nancy loan Rexford CENTER ROW Dorothy Son Peggy Oates Audrey Iensen Dolores Shoemaker Evelyn Paul Barb Smith ean Brown Mary Hoge FRONT ROW Margaret Callander Marnan Peters Marnlyn Francus Betty Lou Thomas Cerry Rrccuardu Beverlee Barrett Laverne Duehn BACK ROW joan Smith Marlene Bender oan Neylans Bwrb Denzler Alyce DeMayo CENTER ROW Beryl Brown Sue Mehnert Kay Powell Ginny Hurschauer Marilyn Lamont Nancy Corl FRONT ROW Vlvvan Fatlca Alnce Decker Barb Nussel Carol Cossman loan Beattie BACK ROW Dorothy Magneson Donna Woolway Bev Spur geon Mary lo Brngrnan FRONT ROW Peggy Lumley Barb Delfrelze judy Moll Pat ty Murray tin I 'lhr Page 24 1 1 Y D, T W 7 W ' r N Q! T1 1 n .4 AA 4 Ag , A A . A ll ,O 3 . . . . t Widdowson, 'Lois Copeland Dorothy Jacobson, Sally Carran, . . ' . l . : ' . I . 1 -alnluu, wr' ll .l'.f MODERN DANCING OMETHINC- different ns the Modern Dancnng club Dnvnded unto three classes the club met every Monday afternoon Tuesday second period and Thursday thlrd pernod Under the supervrsnon of Mnss Alrce jurrngus and headed by Sue Mehn ert and assistant Kay Powell the club partnclpated an open house demonstra tions and the annual Army Navy tea janet Sampson and Mary Hoge composed the mus c and accompanied the club nn their dances GYM LEADERS EADINC their classmates and checking at tendance are the dutues of the carefully selected gym leaders At thenr meetungs every Thursday mornrng dur Ing homeroom period the gurls practiced tumbling and rec :ved Instructions concernnng thenr respect uve classes The leaders dressed as clowns performed an the Chrlstmas program forming pyramlds and makrng lntrlcate patterns wuth their colorful costumes They also partuclpated rn the Lake Erie League play day held at Shaw l-llgh School rn December Page 28 CHAMPION VOLLEYBALL TEAM D ISPLAYINC skull and experience the sensor volleyball team maintained the champuonshnp for the second year after beatung the ,unuors rn a hard fought battle They breezed to who showed great promise of belng future champnons The team was composed In the tenth grade and has played together ever snnce wlnnung every game for the past two years We owe our champnonshup not to one player alone smiled Nance Corl captain but to the wonderful team work and spnrnt which prevanled throughout the games 5 . ' ' - - V 1 an easy victory in the game over inexperienced sophomores S me L. VOLLEY BALL TEAM Peggy Lumley Alyce DeMayo Angela Latlca Pauline Komo mc Rose Barbey Vnvxenne Latlca Helen Wolfe Nancy Corl GYM LEADERS BACK ROW Ann Lounse Leust Marlorue Meredlth Barbara Denzler Kae Morrxs loan Neylans Bev Barrett Carole Mar tunsen SECOND ROW loan Rexford jean Weunkamer Marlanne Bnttenco Harriet Folgambe Barb DeFraeze Barb Smuth Dor othy lacobsen Pat jones FRONT ROW Vnvlenne Fahca Molly DArnbrosla joy Cell Marlanne Rothaas Peggy Oates Cerry Ruccuardu loan Lorren zettn BASKETBALL CAPTAINS BACK ROW Beverly Spurgeon Molly DAmbros1a Dorothy Magneson Beverlee Crane Deane Rolles Barb Smith Marianne Rothaas loan Coodrlck Alyce DeMayo loanne Thacker FRONT ROW Terry Tucker Clara DlDor1ato janet Sampson Peggy Oates Barbara Denzler Ioan Lorrenzettu '57 Page 29 f ful S Q Q i 1 tw A - , y . 1 S f X 5 M v - N , Q22 f. K gf, -V fa 5 l 5 . , g -LQ v ' '- . . - I - M . , y l . . 6 ,, 5 ,,. . . ' g su f t u . . . - ' . I . . . . . ' . ' ' 3 - . - -' . . . , V t . r . . 1 Back Row Marlene Bender Donna Woolway lom Ney lans Dorcas Strong Mary o Brlgman nelle lohnscn Ioan Smnth First Row Bwrb Nussel loan Bexttue Patty Murmy Pt lones Ilene Beckwith Casey Cxbson Pxgc 30 GIRLS SWIMMING TEAM OMETHINC new has been Intro duced at Shaw In the form of a gurls swimming team Never before have the gurls competed against other schools ln unter scholastlc meets After numerous try outs the swim mers are chosen for speed endurance and form This year at the intra mural meet the sensors won top honors wlth 48 points The gun ors tralled the sopho mores by a narrow margln to come In third At the I-leughts Shaw meet the mer maids dropped a close decnsuon to thear rnyals and came In second nn the meet between Heights Shaker and Shaw . W . . . i . I - 3 , K 1 , , l ' y Second Row: Nancy Rautman, Eleanore Blakemore, Marianne Rothhass, Bevery Spurgeon, loyce Krampltz, Rae- z -' Front Row Dorcis Strong Put y Murrwy Beverly Spurgeon Ilene Beckwith TARPON IMINC at perfect form and grace the Tarponettes splashed their way through the pool performing dnves and perfecting strokes throughout the year To belong to thus club IS the desire of every aquatzc minded gurl In Shaw These me-rmauds can boast of the r last and most successful pageant whnch ns an annual affalr Entitled the Nautical Noveltnes of 48 the show consnsted of unusual formatlons dnvung and comedy acts New members are constantly In de mand and must pass a test under care ful survelllance and undergo the usual nnntuatuon The club ns under the du rectlon of lvlnss Alice lurlngus Page 31 ' Q l Back Row: joannc Coorlrlch, Alycc Delvlayo, Marlene Bender, Nancy Raufman, loan Smith, Raenelle lOlmSOVW - - l SING WI'l'H PRAISE TU ULD SHAW HIGH SCHIP! IL u.uu 5 , f l S , L S E BACK ROW Bull Parker Steve Focht Duck Trump Bull Mullooly lack Meyer lack Smurcona lack Nash Bull Nuck Phul Henley Cordon Kaluna Morgan Iones Ronnue Ruce Ed Duleaher Don Young Chuck Brobst Duck Henderson Bull Curunungharn FOURTH ROW Ceorguana Feldkamp Theodora C-ramunes Eleanor Dean AI Shumeloruus Bob Peters Muke Nucolettu Paul Vance Duck Webb Lloyd Huston Duck Larson Wayne Carlson Barb Sa unclers Margaret Barton llene Beckwuth Ed Palmer Sam Shalala THIRD ROW lrmagean Brugnruan Nancy Wuddowson Eleanor Baron Clorua Enkler Mary Matthews lean Babcock Nancy Staley Dorothy Ketron loan Futty Glorua Immke lean Wallace Vurgunua Du Padova Marulyn Burnbaunn janet Fee Dorus Ruck SECOND ROW Eluse Karlun Dorothy lohnston Shurley Merrun Marulyn Whute Fay Coldue Elmerunda Yavarune Sue Schwummer glarruet Wulluams Margaret Lowson Hazul Henney Lous Batgchelet Helen Wolf Helen Heckert Kutty Ann Keal Betty Burwell ally Earnest FRONT ROW Anna Marue Klune Noreen Klune Cornelua Fagetan Muruam Long lanet Love Butty Rutchue Carolyn Tovvnhull E E Vance lo Ann Cunnungham Lous Beal Kay Dorualdgon EI9 nor Webster Maruan Peters Mary Kay Schundler Shurley Robun son Page 33 u u u , u v - u . - - u u u - t - - - u v - r - . - . . u . . . u u u u u u . u - . . u u u v l . t u y u u u - V . - - - , - - v . v . C' - u - ' IUNIOR cl-:om OMPOSED enturely of sophomores the junior Cholr spent the year preparung themselves for the a Cappella chour to whurh they wall be promoted next year They learned to sang the same songs as the a Cappella chour so that If a substitute was needed one of them could sung the parts necessary At Chrlstmas time they were part of a group of carolers who participated ln the annual Christmas program Members of thus group also sang nn the Sprung concert BACK ROW Herb Manton Ted Cerschesku lum Leathers Prnnell Brnscoe Karl Burkhardt Wally Hatch AI Annsworth Wayne Carlson Clyde Hlss THIRD ROW Gerry Whelan Barb Lewis Nola Cuerun Loss Lumke Blllle Breedon Dorothy Sladek Carole Murray loanne Francasso SECOND ROW joanne Barndt Arlene Rlce Donna Harris Alice Davns Duane Rowles Donna Wood Martha Wnllmg loan Sobol FRONT ROW Dorothy Came Ann Rogers Mary lane Cavanaugh Gaul Hatchel Fay Batten juanlta Crame Marllyn McCsmpsey Ray Burns A CAlPPlElLlLA CHOIR S MEMBERS of the Shaw a Cappella cholr these students have studied the technnques of snngung under the dlrectlon of their lead er Edgar E Vance, for the past year The cholr began nts season of public appearances at the an nual Armlstlce Day assembly and later sang for both january and june commencements Durmg the Christmas season the songsters exerted real effort to fulfill successfully some fourteen engagements A year of hard work and careful preparatnon was clnmaxed when the annual Lake Erne League choir festival was held at Knrk thus sprmg Page 34 r - . V v v . v 1 - ' - r 1 - . - n - A . . - t . u v - 1 I - I , . , , GLURIFY HER NAME BACK ROW Sheldon Fant George Landus Duck Seub Duck Geuger Alan Lowe lack Smurcuna Roger Morley SECOND ROW Margaret Barton C-lorua lmmke Culorua Enkler Alyce De Mayo Bev Spurgeon Carol Thut Betty Lou Thomas Kutty Ann Keal FIRST ROW Lous Copeland Kay Powell janet Sampson Claure Murnoff Sylvua Green Nan Nuchols lean Turner Margaret Callender SEATED Duck Duke Evelyn Paul Nancy Knobel Mary Ann Barnard HE cluckety clack of several typewruters and the cry of Copy rusung above a tumult of desper ate vouces greeted any vusutor to Room 9 the Ob server staff haven on any Thursday evenung For that us the tume and the place that Shaw s budd ng lournalusts comblned theur talents wuth theur would be Ieusure hours to wrute and assemble the news and features that made up the bu weekly publucatuon Edutors of the paper that Shawutes relued upon to keep them up to date on sports news, fads and fashuons were Evelyn Paul news edutor Nancy Knobel edutor un chuef Mary Ann Barnard, feature edutor and Ruchard Duke sports edutor In charge of advertusung Margaret Barton worked under the supervusuon of Advusor Hubert McNeuI Thus newspaper has glorufued Shaws name by obtaunung the hugh ratung of All Amerucan from the Natuonal Scholastuc Press Assocuatuon for sev eral years Page 35 uu un . . 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H f . -Q ilu- Pa ge Dck Swann Evelyn Paul Roger Morley Ken Wwgncr lack Smnrcnna Bull Bonsteel lo Ann Greenwood Mary Hoge Bev Spurg on Alyce Dc Mayo Sylvn Green Nancy Nlchols Clorn Enkler SHUTTLE STAFF OR the fnrsf ttrne ln the l9 year existence of the Shuttle as 1 yearbook the book IS openlng on the long rde Thls ns lust one of the Chwnges which wus lrnpro vlsecl bv thus year s taff under the drrectaon of their new advusor Bruce l-lolderbaum Typing stones labelung photos copy reading and helpnng the photographer Ire only 1 few of the lobs whlch have kept the Shuttle staff busy during home room perlods and on rnany in afternoon Not all the staff members worked on the edutornal end however The zdvertlslng department was respon sable for flndung ads which partially support the book and the csrculatlon department was kept busy planning 1 publuclty campaugn to and nn the subscruptuon druve SING OF LOVE TO OLD SHAW HIGH SCHI IOL. ALMA MATER FAIR ORCHESTRA CONSTANT source of en joyment not only to Shaw stu dents but to outsrders as well IS the orchestra Thus group of young mus'c lovers ns famuluar to everyone for they are seen play mg at assemblres class nrght P T A meetrngs and commence ment Meeting every mornmg of the school year under the dlrectron of lvlulton C- Nerrgarth they practnce and plan for programs throughout the year Amongst these as the annual May concert In which the choir and band also partlcnpate Those who have seen the or chestra rn action can truthfully say that each member of the group enjovs has work nd puts all hrs enthusnasm forth evey tlme the orchestra partlclpates rn a program Danny Anzelrno Second Row Bob Chrxstopher Bonnie Thomas Ann Woehrm n Duck Swaln Henry Sark sian Lours Schwartz Martel Lovvden johnny Louis Front Row Evelyn Krnsche jackle Warner Rosemary Pfenrfcr Ioanne B cker Wanda Byrne Helen R hards Marilyn Lam nt Hazel Kcrlxn Carol Inman Page 37 , A , . ' Back Row-lack Mulhauser, Neil Mclntosh, jim Griffith, loel Hutson, Ralph Hoff, Art Nitzsche, john Lee - - P A - A A , , , Q , f , lc , . . T Q , ' 4 05 4' 'twiki in Q, il lL X .-e rw: l Q39 N 1 hs Vx .' 1'A! ft f s Y' W V 5 'I A34 ,Q 3 ws- 1 WA! X w 5 5 Awww' 9 'E 'ff 'fa KA si,-.XR fi I 'mf 53 gil -Q X we l ...-4-f-1w!!f ' -1 -un-ai ' fsiox -...-.xv 6 gb ii? A I lm H . . 5. X W viii, N wwf 2 5 aEL'1S1:,Q hy rw -9 iff 4,,.h'3,, we -1 ff' -'34 f' f lf' 1 4' ma ! .2 I0 - gr, 1.7: 1:43 .1 w,ziZ?W was SHALINQ SXDNPSS U PON thus memorual plaque are lnscrnbed these words Thus memorlal dedicated by Shaw Hugh School to honor her valuant sons who gave thelr lives In World War ll On a solemn day In l947 parents and friends of the 94 war dead whose names are cation service Twenty nine years ago a sumular servlce took place when a memornal plaque honormg the nlneteen servicemen kllled In World War I was deducated Both of these plaques are now In the mam hall of the academnc bunldmg Page 41 engraved on this plaque assembled for a dedi- f 1947 Page 42 1935 1956 Q46 - 3 1948 .L HOME sweet , 0 f4-E Qi-ax I i11!Ff xy Homewofm 1949 Q QW wx 3' ov ATTEN AN i W M EXUCQED X IU I 'if 'QQf4aQ'QQ, ww. E S wx XQQ S sis QL Yo UQ l I CAPE E 1? Aw G-4 WU! E . 1 E' Go' Q kd . r -... Um I Q Q Z' 1 1 X xl I Q . . Q' . 2 3' X Q . , . -1 - - N i , g 'QV' 'f ff .. 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E '. .H A x4 .X . --411 , F Ni: X 19 fd - , - Q M. - I A 5 'I V -unuowvv A AUDIO VISUAL EDUCATION OPERATORS FOR the tourth consecutlve year Mr W Hoyt Lowden has had charge of the Audio Vnsual educa are shown In room IO3 In addntlon to expert mentlng with sllent and sound motlon pictures students an thus department also supervlse makung records or ware recordmgs of the music groups and speech classes Mr Lowden who came to Shaw In l927 and served as Dean of Boys from l939 to I949 super vlses the I5 student operators who show fulms to specual classes during thelr tree periods AUDIO VISUAL EDUCATION CREW Don Cray lum Davldson Ray Marshall Duck Elncker lohnnne Louis Allan Could Bruce Miller Ron Marvun Page 43 tion department through which educational movies STANDING Marnan Fox Elmerlnda Yovanne Mary Hoge Connle Frock Beverly Spurgeon Barbara Douglas Marnlyn Whnte Kay Donaldson C-erry Rucclardu SEATED Nan Nichols Maxnne Andrews lean Hall Catherme Councell Marulyn Lamont FRIENDSHIP CABINET ORKING wlth theur new advnsor, Mass Florence Schuller the I-ruendshnp cabnnet planned a year of fun and service for the Fnendshvp club Begnnnung the year wuth the sophomore party and endlng ut wuth the sensor farewell pot luck supper the cabinet fllled the untervenlng space with programs on good groomlng socual events and servuce work The Kang Queen Dance and The 49 ers Farewell were put over nn a bug way when Fnendshlp ,owned hands wlth Hu Y The major service project was the Chnstmas vlslt to Beech Brook Chlldren s Home Furst semesters offlcers were lean Carol Hall president Catherine Coun secretary treasurer Nancy Nnchols pro Page 44 gram chalrman Marilyn Lamont l C C representative Second semester s offlcers were Nan cy Nnchols president Marian Fox vlce president judy Moll secretary treasur er Mary Hoge program chalrman Bar bara De Frueze I C C representatave ' , ' , ' Q ' ' ' ' cell, vice-presidentg Maxine Andrews, ROVIDING the connectung lunk be tween the Fruendshup Club and the Fruendshup Cabunet us the yob of the homeroom captauns The dutues of these Z8 gurls were many It was they who spurred the members un theur homeroom to go to meetungs and to partucupate actuvely un the club lt was theur job to see that each gurl brought somethung for the pot luck and they were un charge of the elec tuon of the Kung and Queen of Shaw Homeroom chaurman Connue Frock met wuth the gurls each month to guve them the unstructuons of the cabunet For a year these gurls served fauthfully to makc the Fruendshup Club bugger and better FRIENDSHIP CAPTAINS BACK ROW Lous Chestnut Carol Helmeruchs Lynn Cuffey Bev Barrett Pat Brady Mary joe Brugman Nancy Nugosuan MIDDLE ROW Barb Smuth Eleanor Webster loan Rexford joan Thacker Madge Robertson Barb Greenland Marlene Tartaglua FRONT ROW Terry Tucker Helen Sumpggn Dgrofhy lacobsen Maralyn Francus Patsy ORuley Molly DAm brosua, Mary Lou Gleason Page 45 u u : , , . . . , : , , . , . - . , , . . , Page 46 BACK ROW Lloyd Huston Steve Focht Ralph Carlson Tom Pelto Danny Anzelmo THIRD ROW joan Puller Shlrley Merrltt Ellse Kerlln june Bakalar leanne Von Kenzle SECOND ROW luanlta Cralne Mary lane Befacchla Dorothy Rlchter Noreen Khne FIRST ROW Ann Fade Rose Barbey Glorla Enkler WHIRLO O IMPROVE thelr skull ln bowlnng and skatnng some twenty odd members of Whlrlo spent theur Wednesdays bowling ln a nine school league and their Fridays skatmg wnth members of other Whnrlo clubs all over Cleveland Always a bug occasnon the annual unutlatlon was held ln Novem ber Other actlvntles of this club Included several donut sales a skat mg party and the bowling and skating banquets held every sprung Officers for the past year were Rose Barbey president Ann Fade, vuce president Ellen Pasco secretary and Clorla Enkler treas urer Miss Harriet Carpenter was the advlsor . . , . . - - . . r v - . , , . . , , . v n v , . v n v r v Q ' BACK ROW Duck Sheldon Frank Batson Paul Heckman Phul Henley Paul Leslue Dale McLean THIRD ROW Wulluam Sheedy Otus Elmore Ray Dreuscher Harold Hostudler Duck Young SECOND ROW Ronald Moyes Maynard Burkhardt Don Leslue Melvun Kehl Bull Caunes FRONT ROW Duck Chulders Warren Masterson Bully Andes Donald Schall Ted Punney lIlFlLlE TEAM LEARNING safe handlung and proper care of furearms the I8 members of Shaw s rutle team are all uunuor members of the East Cleveland Rufle and Re volver Club Under the guudance of Mr Walter Bandlow the rufle club has completed a course of untensuve traunung sponsored by the Natuonal Rufle As cocuatuon Thus course taught the members not only better marksmanshup but also the umportance of team play and self reluance At present the team does not partucupate un unter scholastuc meets but the members hope that un the near future several wull be scheduled The club meets at the East Cleveland Rufle and Revolver Club Range every Tues day nught Page 47 2 ' , , . 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W 2 338 2 W O N Q m mm ., .4w U, -T3 -h m m .,., 22 4 3. 41? m +, ww -q.N-.l21. 008523 322 TQTYR 'G' O BRING the students addr tlonal pep and rousmg spnrut at all football games In ram or fair team as the job of the varsuty cheerleaders Thus year when Elmerunda Yovanne or lack Nash head cheerleaders called for a splrlted yell Marllyn Lamont jams Foxall Delores Hasklns would comply followed by Duck Henderson Ollue Sladek and lerry Young They mtroduced several new cheers and motions at the stu dent councul sponsored rallues and at the games Thelr dependable servace was rewarded wlth large S letters at the end of the sea son Page 49 Q Wg O' VARSITY CHEERLEADERS lack Baker Elver Stone Ronnie Moyes Ron Stwfford Ralph Carlson Ray Drelscher Duck Bookner Page v0 ST Gllf ClPilElW N hand at every assembly dramatnc club pre sentatzon and audvtornum program these behmcl The scene workers execute their many duf es Pamtnng and moving scenery and stormg and raking care of properties keep many members of the crevv working hard vvhlle others have charge of stage lughtung and curfauns l l f . l l X - ' l i uni der the .direction of Miss Lois Dean. AFTER SCHOOL plays the Chrlstmas program and talent shows were produced and dlrected by the Dramatc Club under the supervlsuon of Mnss Lots Dean The Class Day and mid year plays were To make poss ble the productlon of these suc cesstul programs the stage crew also worked long and hard Thns club formed for people Interested un watch :ng plays as well as acting ln them met on Thurs days Throughout the year Offlcers were Tom Smuth presudent Nona Clllesple vsce president Peggy Oates secretary janet Spangler treasurer l , , L DRAMATIC CLUB also projects of this club during the past year. BACK ROW Marge Ferro joan lesset Ted Weeks Art Blackman Ilene Beckwith janet Lemmerman FIRST ROW Sylvia Green Carole Kreisman loan Neylans Audrey Tarantino Al Shimalonis Betty Culskelly SEATED lean Weinkamer Secretary treasurer Marilyn Stephenson President Page 52 ART CLUB inclined student to express his talents the Art club met Monday nights with a schedule that included group proyects and individual problems Rosaries for service men stationed overseas and school dance decorations have been made by the club while problems in gewelry and design were executed by the members Officers were Marilyn Stephenson president. Sally Ernest vice president jean Wemkemer, sec retary ROVlDlNC an opportunity for the artistically Lou s L oyd Huston Ra ph Ca son ackson Lee D ck Beat y B ack Dave nney Ted P .C Lh SHUTTER SOC ETY Un of an soc ety cons sts ER E H -C1 Q. 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'qs .5 Q5 N C A-'C Pe C -C N O E N 3 U7 1 -2 O E, 'E 3 U ETANDINC Hazel Kerlun Barb Saunders lohn Wlsbrun Susan Eaton Loss Baranek Fay otten SEATED Ken Sauer Helen Newman jnm Anderson jnm Could Bruce Muller lam Keyes Page 51 IUNIOR COUNCIL ON WORLD AFFAIRS HE PAST semester has been a busy one for the lunuor Councnl on World Aftaurs In addntuon to the weekly meetmgs for duscus suon of such Important topics as the Marshall Plan and Socaalnzed Medicine exhibits were put up an the library during United Na tlcns Week and representatsves of Shaw were sent to the annuver sary meeting of the Councnl on World Aftanrs downtown on December 3 Shaw s debaters have been actuve too debatnng agaunst West Hugh School twlce and attendung the debates held an Kent Youngstown and Ravenna Thus club under the leadershnp of Mass Loss Crank us look mg forward to another busy season next year l l l l - - . - v ' I v . n v - ' - . 1 - n . . . 1 1 - . 1 ' Duck Young Mary lo Brugman lay jacobs Bob Beattue STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS VERY government must have leaders and a cabunet Our gov ernment us the student councul our leaders are Presudent jay a cobs Vuce Presudent Bob Beattue Secretary Mary jo Brugman and Treasurer Duck Young and the cabunet us 28 student councul mem bers In order to lead one must have experuence and our offucers were well qualufued Each of our four offucers has been on the student councul sunce he was a sophomore jay Bob Duck and Mary jo have all served fauthfully as mem bers of varuous commuttees and all have been monutor captauns lay served as Vuce Presudent last semester Page 55 l u u - - . l - v y u ' - u u D P I - Page 56 BACK ROW Ted Tsevdos Don Samson Bob Beattle lay lacobs Duck Young Chuck Inman THIRD ROW Carol Askue Bob Glbson Duck Trump Young lanet Fee SECOND ROW Barb Smuth Loss Radomsky Mary lo Brrgman Bev Barrett Connie Frock janet johnson FRONT ROW Molly D Ambrosla, Helen Srmpson Iudy Moll Dorothy Magneson Cathernne Councell Roger Morehead ST DE T CO CIL - , 1 v u . - - - v v - - . . . y 1 . . , . . . - , . v . - 573 SP R T COMM TTEE O WBS IYTOVG Nl- comp ments of t up as co-capta ns to e d h tht o you L dd CD .C ur study YO dur ng O. in h fe promo STUDENT COUNC L attended 8 30 meet members R CHT EYED student counc U .C C O DD C spon- the and GCOFBI' ODS .C h hest 3 3I'1C6 b .C FICI' Ol'IS tu an dance d C U U7 5D.C q. UD C CD ID O I 'U 'U O E UAV! 4-1 J .C I .C 6 6 al' Cty c rcu 3 'U d Flfe pl' .D PUBL C TY COMM CCE OFC SU ITI event EBSOCS ak I'Y'l TO DS hat he t '18 -C.C QD 'U C 3 GJ .C Cl ader sanL W E FCSS P 69 I' EVE N DU TO BS W EVENT 6 U1 SO el' EV LU ID Lo s Radomsk anet Fee Cha es Ca man ITISOD S 'U 'U D CD EE TT M M CO C Q ohnson Bnef eff Bev Ba SON S I- 2 ohn Sm c na A ce Decke Da ve T ump Hman Chuck h rdt P- I I I . ERE YOU one ot the ortunate students wh d into the library li. hall? T is comes t wi li he irit committee. janet Fee and art Di i o teame i S aw school spirit to its highest peak, I B I - il : - i s every M day morning in order to plan for t e ommunity C Drive, t e C ristmas tree d i , sori o such pro rams as t e arn d , ll day parties, all w n parties, t e pri g d other social i , r, T was an invaluabl a visory assistant in carrying out these plans. All the twenty-eight members wor ed in puttin over their dances. They saw that decorations were made, icket i dan sold, an p bli i i l d. They mad t e eig ts rally a memora le occasion. I I I CS THERE is nothi l i l sstul than ublicity! With t is as their motto, the publicity committe r c air- man B l Barrett, sent material to the , N , d e , w en- be blici ed. PIRIT COMMITT E art iLi o Don a , rl r ,j , i y UBLI ITY I Helen imp , rr ,j j ONITOR CAP AINS ' omMeina , I , r ,l iri , li r, l ancy Nichols, Howard Davies, Bob Beattie Z Page Page 58 STUDENT COUNCIL HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES BACK ROW lam Norman Ron Stafford Alan Lowe Dave Whxtacre Bull Campbell Owen Came Cluff Schrnunk lack Meyer THIRD ROW Barney Muller Pat Brady Bullue Breedon Audrey Ienson Barb Douglas Evelyn Krlsche, Bull Bon SECOND ROW Marulyn Bnrnbaum Maman Peters Ann Lelst Fran Rodenbucher Carolyn Muller Anne Woehr mann FRONT ROW Connle Quinn Anna Klnne Ioy C-arner Bob Gibson steel. Wie Cathe ne Counce E 'U SHOW COMM TTEE Dot Magneson p Conn e F ock UIT1 eT S D U 4 Z .J JD Oi' U +- O 4... WD B an lord HC ef h d an UHCG SCC AL COMM TTEE CO the soc a eadersh p of cha rman Dorothy lvlagneson DER the SS n c arge of such events JI VVCVC hey sy year bu p ete COFH has Hee ay part UW ner at Kar h E 8 S He H101 CO 6 th fun OF t 59 age 1 I Q ff fl 5, f' V 1 '11 I yyee I , I MOVI COMMITTEE lu y Moll, ri ll , , I ocm OMMITTEE ALTIO I Lights! Camera! We bring to you directly from Hollywood. av r , a f , he latest smash hit, starring such n abl s as B Hope, Peter aw- , d etty C-rable. These celebrities an more ve been coming your way through the courtesy of the s ow committee consisting of Cath i Co ll d lu y Moll. I I UN I I i , i l m- mi I d a . T i the talent show, the pring dance, and the all d y, When time came i I o ad to plan the din I Browrfs Colonial Inn, P Page 60 POINT COMMITTEE Carol Askue jerry Young LOST AND FOUND AND SALES COMMITTEES Chuck Inman and Barbara Smlth POINT SYSTEM A NEW system was maugurated thus year to unsure a better and more ac tuve student council Under thelr chairman Charles Hunt the polnt com mnttee checked each councul members grades to make sure that none of them had low grades because of partncupatuon un too many actuvmes LOST AND FOUND AND SAl ES COMMITTEE dent council homeroom member an order to be a full tnme worker on her ,ob of returmng lost artncles to absent mlnded students Chuck Inman makes up the other half of thus team When Shaw com pleted :ts Communuty Chest drlve successfully ut was due to the guudance ot the sales commnttee Thus as also the committee whlch ns In charge of sellung of seals and car tags HAIRMAN Barb Smith of Lost G Found has taken up residence as a stu- Page 61 V DR O 1 Korb came to East Cleveland from South Euclid an l939 to full the posntlon ot Super untendent of Schools During his years In thas of tice hrs quiet frlendlnness and understandnng have brought hum the respect and admuratuon of the faculty and students at Shaw His dutres conslst of apponntlng teachers rec ommendung textbooks dlrectung expendltures ac quarntlng the publnc with the actrvlt es and need of the schools and meetnng vynth commrttees ot the School Board Dr Korb IS actrve In numerous community at tarrs He rs a past presndent of the Northeastern Ohio Teachers Assoclatnon and a member ot the Board ot Trustees at Kent State Unnyersuty When relaxing his tnme rs spent readung but tushang and bowling are hns tavornte sports Page tu? V , L ' F , , , ' . 1 S c 'l'If1NDl4RINC1 I YIQRX 4 XRF O THE many students who already know hum lVlr Wayne C Blough has Droved to be a trlendly and helpful pruncnpal During the past year he has made countless trnends and brought about changes In the school whuch have benefuted everyone faculty and students aluke l-le stresses the vmportance ot nndlvldual cltnzen ship and has trred to further develop our school unto a Dublrc rnstltutlon ot vwhlch we can well be Droud 1928 l-'e then went to Sandusky where he acted as basketball coach and assrstant football coach l 'e was later appointed asslstant prlnclpal and consequently principal of the hugh school WhICl1 gave hum the expernence he ably shows whale supervusung the administration and courses of study nn our school l-lns great lnterest In sports bnngs hum to all Shaw games and the truendllness of the students has greatly :mpressed hum Page 63 o l I l' 11 ' ' ' ,X . lvlrf Blcugh was at Ashland High School until , X W y Page 64 Left to rnght Lawrence Keuth Mrs Maruern S Morgan Mnss Ruth Nernec Ben B Wuckham Dr O 1 Korb George Nelson Karl N Brown BOARD OF EDUCATION HE Board of Educatlon under Its presndent Mr Ben B Wnck ham IS the executnve councnl of the school It desngnates equnp ment to be bought and generally supervsses the tnnancnal transac tlons ln all the East Cleveland schools Its members at thus trme are Mr Wickham who has been on the board snnce l929 Mrs Maruem S Morgan, vnce presldent servang snnce l934 Mr Karl W Brown and Mr Lawrence Kenth elected last year and Mr George N Nelson, who has also served snnce 1934 and has been elected presudent many tlmes N'-L'N S-. w.en.a -Q U O 63N 3I'1 I' SO V Eu: Om .C.C CD 'O U artment ep D .C .ad M -4.. L .C O 'O Q0 .C Y a 9 fefa E SEFV9 sh .54 U CD .C U 'U C 'cn C '+- S 3I'1 OFFYTS U fess one I'O SS ne US f e pres as stat ub ub C C OF13 dPoess 3 F1655 US d and SVC 'O SVSU 6 OIT1 GC 3 'U Ce, 3I'1 uid ofC x. O 4- U CJ x. D3 Pr nc stent SS .O PN ng af W GUYS stud .C it 3 -0- CD CU U -4. -4. N- f O 630 'O rsh OU I' O vcef f ser '4- .C no 3 Q 4-v on .C on L CU .C 3 E .9 ON 'O CD +- 'U S Ve SET ng okkeep U7 WJ .C cu .C 0 no ON cu U E an CO3C cl 1 -4- V SOI' sfed as Bus ness SS 3 people ded ai O I ru an ff! L f VSSS O COU O CUTS 35 T d 'O PS fo -O 4-' U7 C -A- Q2 .C +- 'O C W5 . 'E DDCD C -4- f unter s ver season a way hunt ng f O h In f O fS EVEN rfS basketba games and other spo especa y nteresfe nd e S 65 Page Page bb SHAW S ll-lIlElLlP'lElRS LL SHAW students are tamulnar wnth Mrs Doris Markell the petute blonde who serves as Mr Blough secretary For the past nune years she has been donng the secretanal work necessary nn a pruncupal s of ICS For sm ot these years she has been assisted by Mrs Mildred Hoge and Mnss Phyllis Crane Wlth the Inauguration of the new attendance ottlce and system however Mass Crane was appount ed to be secretary tor Mr Nelson F Least ACH to has 'ob says Mr Domunuc Petty head custoduan In thrs way Shaw Hugh as kept spnc and span Worklng In teams these custodxans malntarn a bright and clean buuldung In charge ot the Academuc Bunldxng and the auditorium are Norman Deason and Mike Trotta Ar thur Carrnostno takes care ot the boys and gurls lo ker rooms and the pool Cleanung the Tech Buuldnn are Nick Vaccarlello and Ben Tomoro Well known to all Shawutes ns 9am Daniels who works nn the cateterua The enghth member ot thus statt ns matron Myrtle Boyse NDER the durectnon ot Mrs Ruth Kerr a copnous staff ot women worked hard thus year to teed stu dents and taculty altke tood that was both nourIShlng and attractive The members ot thrs group prude themselves on betng the only organ: atuon whuch serves everyone at Shiw every diy Although eaglq Qne Of the- Womgn IS agglgned Cgrtaln dL.1l'I9S they gCl'1eVally vvOFl4 together In order to accomplish theur tasks quuckly and ettncnently Jr ' s 5 t fg I 4 . y . , F . I. , C ,K . . . , O , Muss Delores Bakerms Mrs Lull an Clarke LIBRARY A HELPFUL friend to every student Mrs Lnlluan Clarke head lubrarnan for Shaws lnbrary has served an thus ca pacnty for I3 years One of her many dutxes IS the ad mnnusterlng and grading of the lnbrary work requared of every English student and ussued once each semester Thus year two new people were added to the library staff They are Mnss Dolores Bakerutns assnstant to Mrs Clarke and Mnss Selma Globus desk asslstant who also works part time at the Kirk library Page 67 . - . . . . . , - ' A i . . . . . . QQ 7 fPd eq4oo4 gse UOSESS QW PGLPWM 5134494 'VIVEJLOO 440513 3 a pue amp Su mp 4143 N S peg 49 avoa e paAo 1 i LA i I -Fl - YAA -. ,Y nf :J A I 1. H I U'l' ll E M .ge b9 1 S R ii f if, .h In :una i z 1 5 3, xg: if f N b . H H47 , ,. V Q i 1 , 5 39 a t V gif X l .L f vig., if E 0 V , fl' Q Q. S '59 ig W w I . V p I Ni Y x ns- wb, My in J s Q. M .6 ,I ,QM My Gam, lA lf ,wamw A if -Q? 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Q '- 2, , 1 , C I I 5 : -. , 1 ' : ' ri ' . . 5 . , 2 ' , . : 't 1 , . z ' , 3 ' : ' fl . . 1 . . . . . 5 ' . 1 ' ' .. : . .41 onit .3. :NH- : ROLAND CARLSON Radlo Club 2 Swummlng 2 3 IANET CARSON Gym Leader 2 Aqua Dux 3 Monntor 3 Chour 2 3 4 Dra matlc Club 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Fruendshup 2 3 4 Tar pon 3 4 Gurls Glee Club 4 Frnendshup Chorr 4 Football Tlcket Seller 4 CHARLES CICONE Baseball 2 3 Hu Y 2 3 4 Boosters Club 2 3 Black Red Revue 2 3 Hn Y Show 2 3 Student Councnl Homeroom Representatlve 3 4 ELEANOR CLARKE Fruendshnp 2 GAA 2 3 4 Spanish Club 3 Monutor 3 4 Natnonal Honor Socnety RICHARD CLUCAS Sensor HI Y 2 Red Cross Representatlve 2 Monutor 2 4 Varsuty Basketball 3 4 Varslty S Letter ROBERT COLLINS Football 2 Baseball 2 Basketball 2 PATRICIA COPELAND Frlendshlp2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Art Club 3 Page 76 MARGIE CORSILLO Fruendshnp GAA 2 3 4 Student Councu Monltor 2 4 Gym Leader 2 Homeroom Representative 2 CATHERINE COUNCELL Friendship 2 3 4 lSecretary Treasurer 3 Vnce President A 3 4 IPresldent 4l Aqua Dux 3 Gym Leader 2 3 GAA 2 3 4 S Letter Girl Monutor 2 3 Mon: or Captain 4 Llfe Saving 4 Yale Harvard 3 Army Navy 4 Modern Dancing 3 4 Student Councul 4 WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM 4 lSecretary 4l Boys Glee Club 4 Debate Club 3 GEORGE DAVIS Rlfle Club 2 H1 Y 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Varsuty S Let er 4 Student Councll Homeroom Representatuve 3 Chorr 2 3 Track 3 4 ELEANOR DEAN GAA 2 3 Fr1endsl'1up2 3 Choxr2 3 4 BARBARA DOUGLAS Frnendshnp 2 3 4 Cabinet 3 4 lProgram Chanrman 3I GAA 2 3 4 Small S Letter 4 Red Cross Representative 3 4 lvlonltor 2 3 4 Monltor Captaln 4 RICHARD DUKE Band 2 3 4 HI Y Z 3 4 lCl'xapter Presudent 3l Observ er 3 4 lNews C1 Sports Edetor 4l Natnonal Honor Socuety 3 lF'resldent 4l Tennns 4 - , - W ' ' ' 2 3, 4g . . . , . 4 'I 2: ' z . 1 'I ' ffQ - 4lg .c. ,' ,' ' 1 I: , 5 ' ' 3 ' A I 3 , g . . . . . : ' c ' . 1 'Y . I C- . . 2 I I I I Choir 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3g Football 43 Tennis 4g Hi-Y 2, 3, A '- 3 ' 2 I .3. - - . - - . : ' . 3 ' 4 ' .' ' ' . - ' RICHARD ELICKER Visual Education 3 4' Shutter Society 4' National Honor Society 4 BARBARA ELLIOTT Friendship 2 3 4' A.C. 2 3 4 lVice-President 41' Aqua Dux 2' Gym Leader 3' G.A.A. 2 3 4' S Letter Girl' Moni- tor 4' lr. Life Saving 2 3 4' Senior Life Saving 3 4' Yale- Harvard 3' Army-Navy 4- Modern Dancing 2 3' Tarpon Club 3 4' Drum Majorette 2 DONALD ENGSTROM Band 2 3 4' Orchestra 2 4' Monitor 2 3 SALLY ERNEST Friendship 2 3' G.A.A. 2 3' Choir 4 IOHN FAULDS Football Z 3 4' Hi-Y 2 3 4' Choir 2 3 4' Student Coun- cil Homeroom Representative 2' Varsity S Letter 4 MICHAEL FELICE Football 2 3 4 Choir Z MARGUERITE FERRO Friendship 2 3 GAA 2 3 Art Club 2 3 4 lSecretary lEANNlNE FRECKER Friendship 2 3 4' G.A.A. 2 3 4' Monitor 3, 4 CONNIE FROCK G.A.A. Z 3 4' Friendship 2 3 4' Friendship Captain 2' Student Council Homeroom Representative 2' Student Council 3 4' Aqua Dux 3' Tarpon 3 4 lSecretary-Treas- urer 4l' Modern Dancing 4' Monitor Captain 4' Monitor 2' S Letter Girl' Choir 2 3 CHARLES GARMAN Hi-Y 2 3' Whirlo 2' Track Manager 2 3 4' Monitor Cap- tain 4' Student Council 4' National Honor Society 4 ROBERT GENTILE Monitor 3 4' Football 3 MARY LOU GLEASON G.A.A. 2 4' Friendship 2 3 4' Friendship Captain 3 4' Red Cross Representative 3 4' Senior Ring Chairman 3' Class Officer lSecretary-Treasurer! 4' Leaders Club 2' Dramatic Club 4 CAROL GOLDEN Gym Leader 2 Red Cross Representative 2 Movie Opera 2 3 IUNE GRASSO Lifesaving 4 Aqua Dux 3 GAA 2 3 4 Friendship 2 3 4 Library Monitor 4 National Honor Society 4 Page 77 Page IOAN CUENTHER Frnendshup 2 3 4 Gym Leader 2 ERIC HALL Varsvty Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Varslty S Letter 2 3 4 Sen or H Y 2 3 4 Presndent Halcyon Chapter 4 Student Councll 2 Monltor 2 3 4 Red Cross 2 3 Phys :cal Educatlon Effrcnency Letter Z 3 4 Booster Club 2 IEAN CAROL HALL Frnendshnp Cabrnet 2 3 4 lSecretary Treasurer 3 Pres: dent 4I Natlonal Honor Society 4 lSecretary 4' Student Councnl 3 4 Monntor Captaun 3 4 YMCA YWCA Natuonal Conference 3 Monutor 3 WILLARD HARTY otball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 DONALD HERMAN Monntor 3 GENE HIGGINS German Club 4 Vusual Educatuon 4 Monutor 4 PATRICIA HORN Monntor 4 Swlmmmg Leader FRANCES HOUGHTON GAA 2 3 Frlendshup 4 Girls Glee Club Z 3 CHARLES HUNT Debate Forum 2 Stamp Club 2 Student Council 3 4 Monitor 2 3 4 Monitor Captaun 4 IAY IACOBS Student Councll 2 3 4 lVxce Presudent 4 Presldent 4I H Y 2 3 4 'Chapter Presldent 4l Monitor Captaln 3 3 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 3 4 RONALD IOHNSON Football 2 3 Monntor 2 3 RICHARD JONES WILLIAM KELL Football 2 3 4 Chotr 3 Varsnty S Letter 4 ANNA MARIE KLINE Chorr 2 3 4 Gurls Clee Club 2 Art Club 2 Fruendshup GA , 5 i a- I I, I, 3 ' I -I ' , . 1 I ' ' I I I In Y C ' ' . ' 3 1 . G.A,A. 25 Red Cross Representative 35 C-ym Leader 23 4g Band 3, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Track 25 Debate Club Fo , , Q , , 4 1 ' 1 ' 2, 3, 42 I .Ar 3 I ' PHILLIP KURTZ JOHN MASON Movle Operator 2 Momtor 2 3 Visual Educatlon 2 3 Band 4 Visual Education 4 Chorr 2 3 BARBARA LENOX DONALD McKAY Ar Club 2 3 4 IPresldent 41 Frlendshup 2 3 4 GAA RUSSELL MCSHANE IAM ES LESLIE Orchestra 2 IAMES LLOYD IOYCE LYTLE Frnendshnp 2 3 GAA 2 3 Monitor 2 3 lvlonntor 2 3 4 PATRICIA MCNULTY Frlendshrp 4 IACK MEINKE lvlomtor 4 Dramatuc Club 3 4 Orchestra 2 Band 2 3 4 Tennis 4 GEORGE MILLER EVELYN MKFAYDEN Choir 3 Sophomore Football 2 Track 2 Momtor 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Fflendshlp 2 3 4 Tarpon 3 4 IPresrdent H' Y 2 Baseball 2 6, 4 WILLIAM MULLOOLY WILLIAM MARX Shuttle Solncntor 4 Shuttle 4 H Y 2 3 4 IChapter :ce Presudentl hour 2 Boys Glee Club 4 Football 2 Golf 3 Tenms 4 Football Usher 4 Q Viv? Q 'R' Page 79 t , , ' 3 A ' , , 3 3 ' . . 4I g'Oserxler 3g'Observer Solioitorg Aqua Dux 3g Gym Lead- I i- , , V' - ' 1 C, ' , 3, 4: I 'P 3 ,OI , I 9' X xx K' J , 'Q Q 5 , 1, ' I J f ' I f A of Page 8C i IACK NASH Student Councnl Homeroom Representatuve 2 3 Observer Sollcntor 2 3 Chonr 2 3 lVuce Presndent 4l Head Cheer Leader 4 Monitor 2 3 Spanlsh Club 3 Vnce Presldent of january Class Boys Glee Club 3 ROBERT NUSSEL Football 2 Sensor Lute Savung 3 THOMAS ODENKIRK Hn Y 2 Monutor 2 Track 2 EDWARD PALMER Movle Crew 2 3 4 EDWARD PANOSIAN Art Club Z Spanrsh Club 3 Baseball 3 4 Chour 4 Monltor 2 Shuttle 4 VICTOR PETERSON Football 2 Swummvng 2 3 Track 4 Hu Y 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 Boys Chour 3 Golf 3 KENNETH REIBER Football 2 3 4 Basketball Z 3 4 lCapta1n 31 Baseball 2 3 4 Track4 Varsnty S2 3 4 Cholr2 3 Monntor'2 3 HI Y 2 3 4 lChapter Vlce Presrdentl H1 Y Show 3 German Club 7 PEGGY RENNICK Ticket Seller 2 3 4 Gnrls Glee Club lVnce Presldent 2 Presudent 3 4l Choir 2 3 Fruendshup Chonr 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Band 3 Fruendshlp Captain 4 Broadcaster 2 3 Shutter Socaety 4 Frnendshup 2 3 BETTY RITCHIE G A 3 4 Sensor Friendship 2 3 4 Cholr 2 3 4 a tlonal Honor Socuety 4 DORIS RUCK Friendship 2 4 Gxrls Glee Club 2 Cholr 2 3 4 RICHARD SABA Monltor 2 3 Track 3 4 Varsaty S 4 Hu Y 2 Basketball 3 Football 2 Spannsh Club 3 SAMUEL SARKISIAN B n 2 3 4 RlCHARD SGHAEER nn1s234Cl'1eSsClub234HlY 34G 2 3 German Club 3 RALPH SILVESTRO Shuttle Staff 4 Spanish Club 3 Golf 2 3 1 ' . I ' c 4 . Y y I ' . . I. - ' ' ' , Q 4 - E Q V . 1 ' 1 42 I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 D 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' A . 1 ' ' ' . 1 1 A 1 . :N - - 1 ' 1 Observer 43 Football 25 Track 35 Hi-Y 23 Choir 2, 3, 43 ' ' ' . 1 1 1 ' 1 A- 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 4 ' a d . . 5 ' Te'..1 .11'-2..1olf. 1 . .I 1 1 ' V 1 1' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 A 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 9 NED SIMONSON Band 3 Monltor 3 Chonr 3 4 HELEN SIMPSON Student Councll Homeroom Representative 2 Student Council 3 4 Fruendshrp 2 3 4 lCaptarn 41 GAA 4 Shuttle Solucltor 3 Monitor Captann 4 Monltor 4 Dra rnatlc Club 4 IAMES SLAZES TOM SMITH Band Z Drum Mayor 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 lVlce Presldent 4l Dramatuc Club 2 3 4 lTreasurer 2 Vice Presudent 3 Presldent 4? Track 2 Tennns 4 Swlmrnlng 2 Speech 3 4 IANET SPANCLER Ban 2 3 4 CAA 2 3 4 Frlendshlp 2 3 4 Dramatlc Club 2 3 4 Student Council 2 Aqua Dux 2 3 Monitor 3 Natlonal Honor Socrety 4 NANCY STALEY endshlp 2 3 Art Club 2 3 Chour 2 3 4 I Clee Club 2 LOIS STECKEMPER Frlendshup 2 3 4 CIAA 3 4 Monltor 2 3 National Honor Socnety 4 DONNA STERN Frnendshnp 2 3 4 CAA 2 3 4 Modern Danclng 2 3 Tarpon 3 4 lV1ce Presldent 41 S Letter Curl 3 Shuttle Sollcntor 2 3 Aqua Dux 3 Sensor Lute Savnng 3 Inter Class Svvlmmnng Meet 2 3 Spannsh Club 3 RICHARD STILLINCS Momtor Z 4 Student Councrl 3 4 lTreasurer 3l Home room Presndent 2 Sensor Class Presrdent 4 Student Coun cll Homeroom Representatnve 2 RICHARD SUYDAM Track 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Frlendshlp 2 3 CAA 2 3 Monrtor 3 4 IACK SULLIVAN MAXINE TAYLOR Fruendshnp 2 3 4 Frnendshlp Captarn 3 GAA 2 3 4 Lnfe Savnng 2 Observer Staff 3 Monrtor 2 3 Red Cross Representative 2 3 Modern Dancing 2 Leaders Club 2 PAUL VANCE C our 2 3 4 lVrce Presudent Zi C-lee Club 3 4 ro gram Seller 2 HI Y 2 3 4 H1 Y Show 4 Football 2 3 Track 4 Stage Crew 3 Page 81 A ,- 6' I , I , 1 1, 5 I 1 4, I I , 'Q . .I - I ,S .. - 1 1 , . . 1 1 ' ' : - .':, . . :m.2'3l ., :E 1 : ' 1 - Q V v n v I n - 1 ' .1 '- . 'h 1 ..: .. . , ' L ' . , . '. f ' CAROL SWART ' ' .: d, . . hz' ' ..: I ..: z .1 1 :I .1 ' Fri ' ,Q ,Q ',,gC'rls'l .3 C h' '- ' : . :P- ' , 3 ,Q A .3 ' I - ..2 - I I : Page 82 RICHARD WEBB Sophomore Football 2 Chorr 4 CHARLES WEBER Mmtor2 3 HIYZ 3 MARTlN WELTER Orchestra 2 3 Observer 3 4 Photographer 3 4 Shuttle 3 4 Photographer4 DONALD WHITE Track Team 2 Speech 3 jumor Councrl on World Affanrs 4 Natuonal Honor Socrety 4 BARBARA WULF mg 3 Modern Dancmg 2 3 4 S Letter Curl 3 WINIFRED YOUDELL Friendship 7 3 4 A 3 4 Crrls Gym Le Aqua Dux 3 0 ' . 1 '- . QA.A, 2, 3, 43 Friendship 2, 3g Aqua Dux 3, 43 Life Savf ' ' - . 'Q GA, , 2, , 3 ' ader I JAMES ANDERSON junior Council on World Affairs 3 lPresident 4I Debate Team 3 4 National Honor Society 4 MARTHA ANDERSON endship2 3 4 C A A 2 3 4 Monitor2 3 Leader 2 Girls Cilee Club 4 BOB ARNOLD CAROL ASKUE F endship 2 3 4 C A A 2 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Student Council Homeroom Representative 2 Friendship IUNE BAKALAR CAA 2 3 4 Frnendship 2 4 Movie Monitor2 3 Whir lo 4 Gym Leader 2 ROSE BARBEY Whirlo 3 lPresident 41 GAA 2 3 4 Friendship 2 4 Cirls Clee Club 2 Small S Letter 3 KENNETH BARCKERT Football 2 Swimming 2 4 Monitor 2 3 MARY ANN BARNARD endsbip 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Monitor2 3 4 server 3 lFeature Editor 4l Shuttle 3 Modern Dancing 3 National Honor Society 4 MARY BART Friendship 2 3 4 CAA 2 3 4 Gym Leader2 Monitor ROBERT BEATTIE Student Council 2 3 lVice President 4l Basketball 2 3 4 Hi Y 4 Red Cross 2 Baseball 2 4 Monitor 3 Monitor Captain 4 ILENE BECKWITH Friendship 3 4 C-AA 3 4 Tarpon 4 Dramatics 3 4 Modern Dancing 3 Art Club 4 Canteen 4 Tarpon Show Choir 3 4 MARCRET BEEKEL Friendship 2 CAA 2 3 4 Monitor 4 NANCY BECKER Dramatic Club 2 3 Girls Choir 3 Art Club 2 4 Monitor 2 3 CAA Z 3 Friendship 2 3 4 Debate Club 2 MARY IANE BEFACCHIA junior Council on World Affairs 2 Dramatic Club 2 4 Friendship 2 3 4 GAA 2 Whirlo 4 National Honor Society 4 Page 83 1 ' ' ' ' 1 Fri ' . 1 A- . . . . 1 ' . . 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BETTY LOU THOMAS Dramatic Club l G.A.A, 2 3 4- Friendship Z 3 4 Friendship Captain Red Cross 3 Momfor 2 3 observer Sfaff 3 4 CHARLOTTE UNDERWOOD CAA Z 3 Friendship 2 Aqua Dux 4 Monitor 31 Hi-Y Show FREDERICK THOMAS Band Z 3 4 Monitor 4 HEANNE VQN KENZIE C- A A 4 Whirlo 4 Friendship 4 CAROL THUT nitor 2 3 4 C A A Frie 4 CAROL WACNER server 3 4 German Club 2 Student Council 3 Drarnati CAA 2 3 Friendship 2 3 Red Cross Representative 2 Club 4 National Honor Society 4 GYVN Leader Z CAROLYN TOWNHILL KENNETH XNACNER our 2 3 rien i in fhuffle ll Committee 3 Monitor 3 Program Seller 2 3 4 Pi Q Pon Club 4 Shuttle Staff 4 Modern Dancing 4 Nation I H n Society 4 1-of? 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'nj' ' I 1 v' . ,nj 'T' K .L Page100 ALL IN TRIBUTE SHARP HOMEROOM 30 BACK ROW Sam Ferrar Bull Crowley john Colluns jack Gow er Duck Garwood CluffCOr1SIllO ohn Ernest Duck Ekolm Bull Frye Art Dean THIRD ROW Duck Hoffman Fook Lum Dong jum Davudson Charles Eubanks john Ballard Don Gotorth jack Duehn Allan Emerman jerry Green SECOND ROW Carl Fatuca George Ferguson Betty Funk Sheula Ganey Katherune Gubson joanne Fracasso Bob Gubson Nancy Clark Barbara Greenland FRONT ROW juanuta Craune Shurley Dayton Antonua D An na Barbara Custead jean Groger Grace DAmbrosua Donna Coe Marlene Thomas HOMEROOM 3l BACK ROW George Koch Ray Hennen Walter Hatch George Lawrence Ronald Kuehn Carl Lowell Chuck Kraus Ruchard Henry jerry Lung Bob McLaughlun Phrllup McGregor jum Leathers jack Leushel THIRD ROW Walter Louewsku Danny Cramer Lous lmmke Patrucua Cutul Barbara Lewus Nola Guerun Myra Hurschkopf George Hanna Herbert Manton Ben MCC-rew Robert Kunley Bob jones SECOND ROW Larry Heudunger Duck Hall Carolyn Lang Gaul March Don Langstreth Ken Holl Mary Henry Carol Helm erucks Sally McGeary Dorothy Leadbetter joe Legrasso FIRST ROW Muke Hajtovuch Geraldune jones Coletto Mc Carthy Betty Halko Charlotte Lublun Helen jones Dolores janson janet Houghton Clyde Huss Harry Haber Page101 HOMEROOM 20 BACK ROW Henry Kryslak Fred Radon Allan OV6flIEld Art Melnhardt Vlnce Sauer jack Meyer Donald Noack joan Ney lans Tom Melnhardt Blll Nelson jack Reulbach Clene Phlfer THIRD ROW jam Mlller Blll Schroeder Ken Metzel Eleanore Rlttershofer Paul Reld Kareen Morrls Peggy Moser Helen Newman Barbara Saunders SECOND ROW Ted Plnney Morton Seltzer Marne Panlchl Pat OBrlen joan Rexford Rosle North Nancy Pearce Sue Schwlmmer Peggy Oates Reva Rockwood FRONT ROW Roger Moorhead Camllla Peak Call Newman Patrlcla Peterson jane Morley, Carol Relchenbach Barbara HOMEROOM 29 BACK ROW Ron Stafford Wayne Telllng Bob Walker john Wlsbrun Bob Well Don Young Carl Zowasky Nell Smlth john Wllls Wesley Upham THIRD ROW Barry Strejcek jerry Young jam Sweeney Dlck Sheldon Ernest Clark Larry Thompson Ken Watklns Norm Tlpton Al Shlmalonls SECOND ROW joan Zelgler Ruth Webster Donna Wood Mary Louise Toth Barbara Smlth Gerry Shlfrln Maureen Duffy jean Welnkarner Elmerlnda Yovznne FRONT ROW Theresa Castrataro Lols Unterberger joyce Bowes Peggy Sprunkle Lols Thompson joanne Thacker Dor othy Son Marllyn Stevenson Barbara Walker josephlne Sotla Nussel janet Sampson, Claire Mirnotf, Kathleen Rapp. Page H12 HOMEROOM 32 BACK ROW Melvln Martun Arthur Parker Norman Klemak Barney Muller Duck Muller Rlchard Wmnen Chuck Maxey Don M Iton Tom Pelto Terry McDonald MIDDLE ROW Nancy Nugo lan Mnldred Owen Marlorue 'Vlerednth Paulnne Musacchso Vurgnnua Merton Carol Nelson Mary Parsons Cynthxa Markham Dolores Man ky FRONT ROW Eleanor Meckler Marne McNoldy Ioan Peller Peters Mary Beth Malpa Earoara Nouerck HOMEROOM 37 BACK ROW Bull Sheedy Walter Reeble Chuck Putzbach lack Sherry john Srkora Don Schall MIDDLE ROW Sharon Sedwuck Pat Serven joanne Hoffman Carol Murray Arlene Rncv Conne Carey Elalne Sllvaroll Tony Selfrudge FRONT ROW Loss Rhodes Connie Quunn Ann Rogers Maru anne Rothaas Dxane Russell Dolores Vacha loanne Ress Areta Stettnna lane Schott a A . 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Yolanda Massaro, Evelyn Peters, Ann Marie Pearson Marlene . s, . . 1 ' , . . v 'V l ' V . . . , l Page 104 HOMEROOM 50-1 BACK ROW Bob McCullough Steve Marlkas Harley Knopf lm Dlmllng jwck Leoblln Cordon Kaluna Paul Knplnnger m Maclfayclen Don Leslue Melvln Kehl THIRD ROW Marlo Mastrangelo Warren Masterson Bernard Bogar Ronald Marvin joe Avenl Frank Haskins Lows Lustne Al McNellly Karl Krarnp Don Kewgle SECOND ROW Sally Marsh janet Lemmermen Carole Krers man Barbara Meckler C1lngerMashburn jane Krebs jam Kelly Phyllis Olson Dorothy Ketron Phyllis Llppencott Beth McMahon FRONT ROW janet Love Put jones jackle McCeary Kitty Ann Keal Mlrlam Long Helen Klmura Betty johnston Donnw jean MTTZI Crane Mample Alvi McKenna joan Lorenzettl BACK ROW Ed Pllcher Nathan Morrlson Duck Rundt Costa Mnchalos joe Trlvlsonno Chwrles Mooney Bob Turtetzky Bruce Reeves Lan Walker Wwlter Scott Bob Thompson THIRD RONV Sindy Scuortlno Martha Wllllng Culbert San toro Robert Schafer Bob Nusker Frm Berger Roger Sauer Don Zlmmermwn jlm Waple SECOND ROW Bob Simson Arlene Wolf Ruth MCC-unre Shirley Wescott Marslyn McKee Betty Morris Gloria Rondnncl Kathle Mooney George Meason FRONT ROVV Mary Muselln Tc rry Tucker Carolyn Muller Ellz bcth Callas Marllyn McCumpsey Gerry Ruccnardr Lots R1 domsky Tuna Vlncjelll l l . 1 . . 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' l j , 4 , , l FRONT ROW: Clara Taddeo, Mariam Tackacs, Bennett Spinel- HOMEROOM 303 BACK RONN Tom Parham Ruchard Pearce Sheldon Pessell lack Nattus Bull Pennza George Shune Dan Treter Nuck My lonas john Pressly THIRD ROW Wull NfVood George Troynn lack Sodergren Fred Schurlott lack Pucucu Ed Polk Duck Young Kay Powell Robert Haber SECOND ROW lackue Molcler Kay Morrus Annue Io Owen Bernice Schulman Pat Vuehwu Donna Woolway Barbara Snyd r Geraldunc Snyder Shurley Mowls Marylun Whute FRONT RONV Mwrulyn Grocnsteun Mwruan Peters Eleanor Vxfcbster Ruth Slol es Margaret Oluver Delores Ruess loanne Reynolds Leah Zuchegna Selma Gwrber Dorrus Spencer HOMEROOM lO7B BACK ROW Dale Locker Duck Baurngartner Dave Baum Susan Eaton Bull Clay Ted Gerschesku john Mahoney THIRD ROW Leroy Bauer lack Baker lack Eruckson Fred Ehrenbcut Ecldue Brunner Bob Gubson Ierry lednak Ralph Grugel lack Berrey lack Mannung Martun Loftus SECOND ROW Muchael Albuno Harvey Bender Quay Barber ohru Foreman Bull Games Albert LaVugna Lous Beranek Peggy Futtupaldu Aluce Davus Beverly Craune Erma Colosu FRONT ROW Pat Danuels Pat Armstrong Duane Benyamun Maryann Buttenc Carol Hart Arlene Brown Molly DAmbro sua Betty Dvorak Anuta DuFuluppu Florence Bart Marue Della gartner, Ed -Barck, Ed Deterung, Roland Rado, Ed Alernagno, I I' . , 1 ' . I ' 4 2 Page 106 HOMEROOM 307 B ack He man acobs A Larson R k E Hotes Afred Lamcha B 6 Ml B o Bob Orr Laub Don H HY ke HHN 3V WW RO M E cr .I CL Lenore Patmore ONES S HOMEROOM 308 Bu Roger Ra ph Car son Bob F ser Ekar A CK s Cope and dl O m.J m Fttpad y Carran Sa rbuck e hA Rut W RO DLE 2 D T Beyer y Merr Doran o Br gman A Atk ns Davd Back Ted Franc oso ary cl U 17 ago ACK ow: DIC , I I . I il . ill ayles, Al L , ill , I IDDL 3 ll l , ill, , Mary Matthews, lean Kohagen. FRONT OW: joan jesset, janet johnson, Marilyn Heidinger, Dorothy Magneson, Marilyn Mattox, Anna Lee Frecker, yl- li j , A ROW: arbara Denzler, Dick Forsberg, Bill Campbell, I I , I , I , I I I m, AI Brink, Ray Dreisher, Laverne Diehn ID I I, II , II I I II, on Meisel, Ken Carlson, Bob Bayer, lim Andresky, Paul , I i t FRONT ROW: Elaine Finitzer, Dorothy Iohnston Bart DiLicl- o, M I I , I , I , I I , I , arole Dahlin ' P' , U ANNEX BACK ROW Carol Inman lack Mulhauser lim Crlfflth Duck Swann Henry Sarkusuan Dan Anzelmo Wanda Byrne MIDDLE ROW Martel Lowden Ha el Kerlln Ann Woehr mann Evelyn Krlsche loanne Becker Marulyn Lamont FRONT ROW Louls Schwartz Ina Muller lwckle Warner Bonnie lean Thomas john Louis HOMEROOM 8 BACK ROW Tom Bernachy Al Aunsworth Prnnell Briscoe Bob Baxter nm Brown Carl Burkhardt Barney Apthorp oe Baumann Ball Qhlrneloskl Joyce Baker Marcella Blllhardt Margaret Brown Blllae Bree don Loretta Baker llm Black Duck Cavwnaugh Loretta Baker rm Black Duck Cwanaugh SECOND ROW Joanne Barns Maryorle Broekel Rose Cata nese Elalne Chesnut oan Blalr Mary Blanchard Bull Car men Ruchard Arndt Fred Byrnes FRONT ROW ludy Burg Dottle Came Kwy Burris Ann Cala brese Shlrley Baxter Loss Anglln Mary Lou Cavanaugh Ann Baurd Roberta Patmore Pagc 108 J' T -. 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BACK ROW Ken Sauer Don Whute Frank Walworth Duck Beatty john Lee Charles Inman Bull Nuck jay jacobs Duck Duke Duck Eluker Duck Young Charles Carman jum Anderson SECOND ROW Fran Rodenbucher janet Fee Maxune Andrews Kay Donaldson Evelyn Paul Carol Thut Dorcas Strong Clorua Enkler june C-rasso janet Spangler Mary jo Brugrnan Madge Robertson Sally Southg te Eluse Kerlun Mary jane Befacchna FRONT ROW Aluce Decker Helen Ruchards jean Carol Hall jean Laubschauer Muruam Peters Mary Ann Barnard Nan Nuchols Ruth Arbuckle Betty Rutchue janet Smuth Carolyn Townhull Mary Grace Cannova NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY O BE awarded membershup un The Natuonal Honor Socuety us one ot the hughest honors that can be bestowed upon a Shaw stu dent when he us a junuor A or senuor A or B He us nomunated to the socuety only uf he ranks un the upper quarter of hus class After he has been graded by all hus former teachers as to character lead ershup servuce and scholastuc abuluty and has fulfulled all the neces sary requurements he us unoucted offucually at the specual assem blues held un january and May Mr Harold L Naragon has been the socuety s advusor for sux years Page 109 - - u u r u . . u u . u - 1 . 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