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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1955 volume:

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Q' f' x 14,4-fkqfff 9 ff ,, Vu .V '45 I Alt' MAMN NFL S H Ex U x f T E X Q : X XXX Q55 S X L X SHA W H2511 SCHUOL E For when the one great Jeorer rome: to mark againrt your name, He writer not that you won or lort, out bow you played the game. Thus ran the immortal Words of Grantland Rice. So also believed the man to Whom we dedicate this yearbook, Douglas C Doc D Vivian, a man who believed in clean sports and fair play. His booming laughter, heard by hundreds of Shaw students through the years, is now forever stilled by death. But so long as Shaw High School stands, so long as Shaw athletes play clean, hard sports, will his name be remembered. For this man was not only a great athlete in his own right, not only a great coach, but a true friend to all who knew him. T lair Volume if Dedicated T 0 T be Zllemory of DOUGLAS W VI VIA 2 7N T EN NIURS Pager 10-39 . . . OR TS Pages 42- 67 . DER CLASS Pager 70- 89 TTIVITIES Pager 90-122 +V- mf- . . 5 5 , 2, 4 m i, Q gl e , M J K H 3 . ., 1 ww, 2 Q rig. f , .Qi n l -F - 0 f L Mfgiia- -Q 51.5 ' ' feaia,g'fig?3l4 .Q,' ass-,y 0 'Y i 11-1-,igsm ' H K -.':-SQQGE .MW 5 .... Q , .W . J k,,,..,,. A i i ,gf , -rg-Qin., wp 7 L 2a, ?:2jj'jg-. . W ,V W Q. .,..,. K 5 uf 'XX L. If 35 Fl gg , W -wfrzm -1, H Sfgfgg? . X, H , m ,,. .:w.,N 5, uw -f my ,MMM .. ADMIINIS T RA T I ON Dr. O. J. Korb Superintendent of schools Nelson F. Leist Assistant to the Superintendent of schools Mr. Kibbel at one of his many jobsg coaching, the basketball team. It is your privilege to stand at the dawn of a new era- man has cracked the atom, and is now on the verge of being able to release the enormous power that has hither- to been latent. This new era will produce achievements the like of which have never been dreamed, it also will create social, economic and political changes. These new conditions demand that we analyze un- familiar situations and develop new opportunities. It also means that if we are to survive as a great peace- loving nation, these new achievements and accomplish- ments must be used for the Good Life. Your own success will be measured by the amount of responsibility you are willing to assume in the days which lie ahead. A I wish you an unfettered start and a clear field in your race of life. 0, J. KW5 TO THE GRADUATES z You, the members of the classes oi J une andjanuary 1955, have enjoyed opportunities in your school- experience never before available to students at Shaw. A strong academic program, traditional at Shaw, has been ex- panded to provide greater opportunities for college preparation. It will well serve the forty-five percent of you who will go to college. About one-fourth of you will enter some phase of business or clerical work. You, too, have been well trained. Most of the remainder of your classes will enter industry or the armed services of our country. The faculty and staff have tried to prepare you also, through your courses of study and the counsel- ling services available to all Shaw students. All of you, regardless of subject matter preparation, have had an improved program of health and physical education, and a variety of intramural athletic activities. The new Shaw gymnasium has helped to make possible a broader and stronger program than any previous gener- ation of Shaw students has known. Driver training and education is meeting the needs of more of our students 4 A Wayne C- Blffugh Miss K. Lucille Provo Dean of girls Principal than ever before. The Reading Room program has pro- vided an opportunity for students with special interests and abilities to expand their educational and intellectual iorizons to a point rarely available to public high school students anywhere. At the same time the activity interests of students have not been overlooked. The club program offers a wide selection of interest groups. Your Student Council 1nd the Shaw Canteen have helped to make possible a social program which has done much to unify the student Jody to a greater extent than ever before. We all know these things did not happen of them- selves. Someone willed them to happen, then enlisted ihe aid of others to bring about these desirable ends. As Jou leave Shaw, may all of you be motivated to assume four share of the responsibility for maintaining and mproving the opportunities provided in your com- nunity for the education of succeeding generations of students. Good health and good luck. Wayvze C. Blozzgb 4 f 1 A ,i 3. . af- . as aft .L .ss K liss Provo pointing out College Club aterial to two interested girls. .ga . ..,. ig 5 f Ti Grant F. Kibbel Assistant Principal Louise Baker English Clara Clendenen English 'Q . X is 4 'I I' x. X ,, K 1 .... I C L is ,. i t : .- H I 5 Anna Devney American History S. Robert Fraser Instrumental music Walter Bandlow Machine Shop Lois Crank English 3 , '. M ya' - .-,523 1? ' f 4 pu, ,N -S.. A V., .,',,.,.., W' .,'. ,. N911 . 33' 11:5 -4 ,.,f,:l'31- 1 M .r . . 5 t - 5'-rw 5: .A gj.a3h:, . .,'. N? T .3,,,?, 4, as, A: , a A, fr K ,, f . , . inf , . ,x . sv it .',?.,f- in ' j 1 5' b fs, S 2 S f , 5.1 .5 Q 1 at ,5 Albert Dolan Physics FACULTY X : , . . Z ' ' Rear 313 g,:.,:i:. ..2,:.tk,- as 5 J - 'kv f . 'W L ff 'si Sigg' ' . ,Sf ie for P , e 5 ff- AER? 'Y X :Q Y? Margaret Campbell Wayne Caroff Harriet Carpenter English Math Clothing Lois Dean English, Dramatics W nt- ' QQ? - 3,3 ,Q . at 's'ss,i75xfi.J ' 3 3 Ha 'Q-Y rw .. 5, . ,E , L .,, fl -,553 ,f ef! , '59, as is f Harold Frank Psychology A t f , r, ' :r . ' i 1 :- . , ' .' '4 f'- W Else. 5 3 J ' as W 9, il -FTE X ,s 5 nfl - aan an . lt e Eat ' S lliz iisw lsr-N x 8 'ft MH, y f. by E A .. .. r 2, N .SW ,, g 5, ' ' Q f. ,mf- William Galberach Math Paul HHIDITICI Jean Harris Bruce Holderbaum COrr1r1'1CrCi2l Science, Math Art 6 i ,x -.. rr i 'ii W I 1 F' 1 Q ff 3' 23 li 3 2 xg, '15 I I 1 ff lr Alicc 'Iuringus Physical education F r W ,Qs P ', as-Q FACULTY it if l X. J' , ' x fi g x 'H . sw Isabelle S. Latta Ruth Lidawcr Robert P Louig Languages Librarian Commercial 4 ,W v Hubert McNeill Jack Moore Social studies Woodworking Yi fx P 'R A 3 E rg? 4' R. C. Morris William H. Morris Chemistry History Robert McGraw History Aylccn Morley English . 63 -A 47157 ill g r it K f for g .A Harold Naragon American government 40? ,A R ,W '29 ,4- f Elisabeth Ort Mildred Palmer Cassil Reyriard Edirh Scribner Margery Shigldg Languages English Languages Biology Vocal music 7 . 'N :,,.. r S. zl, 3 , 5, V. K E 1 sz 'ff 'fi f il 1 L if 14 -525 'La -' ' 1 ,, ' ' ' - . 3 K .Q . : 2 -. ' ' 'K if ' - -' I ,f - . I yt --,' ' se K ' X. A '- A , I if .X M. ,W 'g i f l 'XX fag in Q ii - ' . , L' I if - 5 . X2 22. ix if t I W c ,- I - J Q ...Q X '. fl , 'gyyi ,W iii i if- Neil Skinner Physical education janet Shuman Foods George Todd Driver education Edgar Vance Commercial t as 'vt if 52121 ffif:EE,, N :,e:.' 2,,.- +2:::'!i:' : .s..'3':: Y- wi. .-xmgi-QE: . ng. at xiii' .3 - W , 1' :,, ' :e, g - 5 511: Vi-, raw y a, at Elizabeth Wenger Commercial Norma Jean Smith Anna M. Soutar Re Stooksberry Physical education Commercial Librarian z , , L - ' ' ff - ft '. 1' ' , - - K '- we wifi- . V - V C . ' 1 l ' 1 H :gg if , . . K t V In A In , 1.3, ,ix ,V ,C qt ' ,1 .2 if 7 i .I - -.K aa K' l W , , ,ty W 2 i ,E ,. 3. if 5 .a , if -,' ill M . is Q' rs- 'za fa KM H . ,..' 7 , . V,,. , . at xv ,, X X. A 9? .fzmlgt ii- I ali wig F3 t 'rv ge . 4, Pi E fiiiiiii Psp A 3 5 .17 .. ' Q 3 f f 9 -v L1 FE f' 1 7- t 3 ' l f, , ' E s , 5 1' f il' it 1 if 4 Roy Wisecup Philip Worcester Mechanical drawing Physical education Helen B. Wright English Evelyn Yost Librarian 8 Alice M. Zuck Languages .SJ 4 4 Bob Robinson, Eleanor Fort, Alice Monroe, Alice Kcnehan, Agnes Pauch, Margaret Stahre, Molly Siverdis, Mary Brandt, Bridie Murray, Betty Griner, Theresa Quandt, Edith McKnight, Ruth Brockway. The thirteen cafeteria workers pre- pare our noon meals under the direc- tion of Mrs. Ruth Kerr, cafeteria manager. Each has his or her own specialty: making a particular dish, carrying out garbage, Washing dishes, or calculating how much your lunch costs and ringing it up on the cash register. Picking up that crumpled English test you dropped on the floor is just one Of the jobs of the custodian staff under the direction of Mr. Domenic Petri. Some of the custodians begin work early in the morning, others start at the close of school to sweep, dust, and clean the rooms and halls of Shaw. BACK ROW: Elton Webb, Arthur Carmosino, Domemc Petri, Attilio Grattino, Tom Meskc. FRONT ROW: Josephine Pinto, Josephine Fatica, Elizabeth Ceeerre, Nancy Purpura, Not Pictured: Mike Mitri , ' J Mrs. Ruth Kerr, cafeteria manager C U S T 0 D I A L S T A F F 9 f m!! X f KV w S in g W .gf X f a .. Lk i fnmE...f, ' fi 1 . x fs ...- f . 'll N E dv fig wi fd EU U H 'G f YW SVS NWWQ W x M ug' 'fa ii' Xin- , Qwf Q fi 'fp Niix X l Tony Zampinn Pre.rzdent Anne Hunter Yecretaraf Dmk Freedman Vue pre rzdem' . f,w: 4 CLASS OF ffl AR X 1955 iard Anderson rles Armao varcl Arnoff me Bachleder Wx. 5 ' 1 gigs' , s F S 1 , 51. 3 i vc'f' 2 ae: , is. , W fs fr 1, ill Barton Beverly Beitzel Nick Bucceri 7 ,X M, mg C nw new-v in-I .1 Joan Cosgrove Paul Cotner Ronald Crane 13 Connie Caldwell Dave Campbell Angela Catanese Virginia Conant i n 'P' 'til .mir R V: E fx r i Richard Finitzer Henry Fischer if ' . la 33 waxy S :H 'QV Y fx lifliiiaiffgif f 'gg' 332 Jack Dreiforr Jill Dreifort Gay Elgin .,Q'1x, zizgfygg 1 , if , ii , Q v - -3 12- - Q 2 s. V' ' ,S ' - Carol Frantz Dick Freedman Nancy Gabriel Virginia Gerlosky 5 iff J ,,, sy 1-1, xgaq., , ' ,111 5 K jerry Green 8' A Georgene Groynom g k ' ' 1 Patrick Hanratty : john Henderson 2-'Fi V i f 5 ' ' - 5 K F 14 Dale Gerschcski Dianne Gerscheski '. '. Je f if, am... ,K WWA: , Q g 1 . rw, .- ' fi , L :,1 F aar john Herman Sid Herzig .joy Hossel I ,ie Hunter Wanda Kctron . E I f A ,I l i Pr ,.. 45' . up fm '--iw . ,L v M i v l A -wx pf Q . ,,V, Y 'N ' L - seg. X Bill Kifcr Mark Kissack Betty Kleinshror ricnnc l-zmdis . af' , .,,.A fail Bruce Lemieux ' 9 . 1 W? J lf' f Aww 'Xia as i Wilma Lisby lil-ti , Edith Luca 1 l N 2 , V ' , ' in J: John Ma1't1n 72 : gi I im- Bill McCallum - . 3 i Lee Roy Mikur -friflwfi ' 0 7 Q ' L t l'ii'-, i . 3 .- . ami.-5336 .Q , M 15 Joan Patterson James Peak Sidney Peterson Jackie Rakovec F , .,... W ' -f i . izxif' 1. 1 2 'WV -3,1-.Q We 4 f 1 X . X -mffkii ,2 J, xx 1' i Alan Morrison Derek Mu6hlhHllSC1' Gary Nank Peter Ness in K .. Carol Norwick Par Pace Judith Parkhurst M ,ri as ' f Wg wif i-i: sf ah V 'vgffssg Q ,, 'f ' ,pr :W U udith Randall Joy Reinhard Helen Rendlesham 16 if is Z gy' Reynard Robinson iondini ary Ryskovvich S L I HW P w S N i wwf? 3 irley Samtur john Schalois Elizabeth Scupino s Q f-. 'H -of -, W 2 .1 5 Q 'Ts is an . ,. , sf. ,. K A . A .,.i' 3 if Y i J Thomas Thompson Donna Thoss Beverly Toth 'J as 1 S sr 2 Sf- ln' is ff., - V7 -. it 'A 5 17 Q V ff 1 A5 S 93 ,s. l nv 1' T f f Marjorie Small Karl Smith Barbara Stanick Marilynn Stone 'KS fi , ii' ' fly ,, I rv . -fr 1 L1 . .M gl .. ,,, rf-If ' 1 H g A Richard Traci if ' V James Weber fr iv i Margaret Wheland A ' aa - is 2 I 'Q' Strains of Pomp and Circumstancef' the sweet fragrance of roses, and the murmurs of proud parents filled Kirk Junior High auditorium, as the seventy-nine members of the January graduating class-took the longest Walk of their high school careers-the Walk across the stage to receive their long-awaited diplomas. I8 C o111111e,-,cement i s only the begjlming SW incipal Wayne C. Blough addresses e graduating seniors. ,,,,..o- I Bless You flfld KCCP YOU, Sif1gS EITC Ch0if- Anne Hunter receives her diploma from C. S. Stonebraker president of the Board of Education. 19 cQe NP'w v 'n-----. FRIENDLINESS: Pat Pace and joan Cosgrove. LEADERSHIP: Hank Fischer and Anne Hunter. PERSONALITY: Tony Zampino and jill Dreiforr. i Q SCHOLARSHIP: Midge Small and Sid Peterson Tloeyjre ideal in every way POPULARITY: Bev Toth and Nick Buceeri. 20 -Jl........ ING ABILITY: iissaek and Jenny Williams. if what all the .feniom myf MORE DAZE SENIOR AZE S CLOWN: R2lIi0VCC and Dick Traci. 2l MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Dick Freedman and Helen Rendlesham. SENSE OF HUMOR: jim Peak and Diane Gerscheslci ATHLETIC ABILITY: .Iudy Randall and Bill Barton. George Garland Prefident Larry Whitney Vice-prefident Betty Meol a Serremry CLASS 0 NE 1955 larry Alexander im Althans Dean Apple Jonald Asuma gr W rbi' . B 1 0135. jr U ? q kv a f aaa :va Auzins Dorothy Bacon james Batch ,M , g .h - Q , ' fxl B o I . Q,'- W 4' K . K f s if aw- Q Q I . ,. - , X n M , is 5551 ag Life Milada Beres Jane Berger Joanne Beyvl ki, bb 'iv ,. ' . 5,42 ,, 23 dv! ,gm s A 7 X ' John Barker Barbara Barr Barbara Beercheck Myrna Behnke I EN' . X4 -,, x Bob Broscheid Charles Broschcid W .. 1 4 ,gas W K 1 wi? 335533-i,.Q ' . 'i fs 4 1 Joan Brown Nancy Blough Charles Bonnell Arlene Brelo if n ai Sandra Brown Michael Ciomek Don Clark Sandra Cohen Dorothy Clark ,U jg 3 x C allll Donn Camlin . X i g Vein rfgi Lk,L All 5 5 .A . ,f 24 Patricia Carney Q ,::f2:.,,, A V X, C . . ,kk I ' A ai- ix J' 1 Z J Charles Crow ' T ' ' George Crumbaker 73. ak K L -: -l K . I 's Nancy Crall D L su. Q, as if 5 arra in K A Sir K if Y X -1 I ' K , -. ., Q- 4 , W f wr .ap v A fix, f .. Q 5 1 sf if xr r c r ,kt ,Y , , , K xx X it - 'el ,, . .n r, w ' , f-ir err Culpepper Marjorie D'Ambrosia Robert Dawson Marilyn Decker Margaret Delvigs Robert DeWard Dave Dewey William Dignin Rosemary Dohm , M r ' ' Lu- up Richard Doughty ur , yi L H Curtis Downing 2. .L , - ' TOITI Drake , . V ' a, 1 . Q -1 , D ecic 25 l john Dunlap Barbara Dwyer Barbara Earley Jim Ellis at ,tix if . ,AR 1. -K li ' Forrest English Carole Feast Don Felice Seba Ferlito Bob Fish , .. l:-:. - - W' L f 'Q i aff. ' ' ' ' - -' w w-Wgg g f 4ig,gs:gfg , , 6 we F S F1 -I gzfiiff it rs, ,. K L Leila Furry Keith Gallagher George Garland Enid Gerson gal 2 ,gf 'fi an 5 r if ,ir Ti 5' f a Q X ll ' of f Elaine Forkapa Charles Foss Q W., xv W - F A '- :E 3 , a 5 V A if?'i.i r ill 3 i X ll -iii , iill iaar 5 iiiiiii M 26 My 9 A. K8-4 !T 7 ,I ,Q 1 s' i' ona Gregory Marta Gunder .. Mary Ann Glass Edward Glebock Elizabeth Greenman 1 if I , Betty Golaboff X, Elliott Gussow Charlene Hall ' S . 1 , ,73- mn if : x iv Y Y yz k. , 5 ,.-,,-,, C '--:k-:: 2 A A E 1 2. i fi WF! Nancy Hall Christine Hamilton Jan Harmon a t i E 'R . .., g i iii n' , 5 i A it E i Stephan Havas V an mv ' 'Q , :QF Wayne Hayes E , -A - Q Diane Henry at y H A M , Ken Hershfield L w, 1 ,V ' ' Q 27 Joyce Hess Marilyn Hicks K l ' Peter Hoegstrom A1 Hoffmann , .,,., ,,., S 'W' C 122- f Q ' 'Y PK. .6 ,J vii in I ff , H' W4 Barbara Hook Jay Hunton Ruth Hutter Rosemary Inzano Jim Janek Robert Jennings Barbara Johnson Darlene johnson W' f, I. .... A 1 .lsr .L n V p V is is E' . i Q .425 , 7,5 k y kig. h S June Jo nson H L, f ,, Gloria Jones as -- l l if -. Theodore Kellerhall 28 Q 117 'fi .M John Kessler L V q jim Kirson L Nina Kluskef fad L Nancy Knowles 35 23 I wr V Q Q :Q 5 A V! A gg i ? 'ii L iil :L In if l' Joris Krause Russell Krinsky Nancy Kromcr im Kutcher Laird Landis Frieda Laubaugh ames Leach Anita Leicher I 1 79 . Q i y af, Q , ,li L I .,i Q an Q. if L - L -Q E e ,pa 4 r-i' 1 y L R .7 igf :f:.- li: A ,:., - - yy .,., L y . M L EN William LeMaster Lois Lewis Ann Lindsay 3 n 29 I I I . 1q.. A2M , ..., .5 Ni 5168 .li Q june Lose Marie Lustig Virginia Mackell , Q. M , i eff? if ,VV u n iii iii V 7 K vi an nw, n . 1 ,V i john Magazine James Marshaue e Martin Joan Martin I Katherine Mason '- . . ' Eugene Marulewitz 1 A 5 an i Q Doris Mayner L ' m e j f :f A' qi. ,' ,,:1e '.. A H L, Q 'giifeffii 559 ' 5 ' iii 1 1, , V , M e Q, we V' K lk! w ' , '. f i - '23 1 uv Q i mg f ff Ki i Shirley McCarthy Ronald McCoy Mary McGuire Leah McHarg 30 ff Nancy McNamara Genevieve McWhirter Sandra Mellen 'Y , I '10-v , 1 .W- i . Q an in-3 iw A Q sf X f -ai ry M5013 Kay Miller Tom Milligan Paul Missar xii f E Richard Moller Phyllis Moyer 'm ' m L a .W iyl ' Martha Mueller 'X L n Newbury 'ef 5 - i nnie N ickell R A gl 1 h vid Nokes an 4- '77 eaa 'K ler Owen ik eff M y , A A M a,a, . K -gf YT' f A Q' 2 Y v ii? f ' A 5 ' fzz ,W ,P my LL,. .. . ,M Shirley Paugh Joe Pavlos Tom Peeling . rp 0 45 , Q Q Q , ' 'Y 5 P E QW, li r 2 4 , F ,2 4 M uri si if Q ft, Q If A 2 Virginia Penneld Tom Perkins David Peters Donna Mae Peterson Donna Peterson Catherine Poole Darlene Posey Peggy Poteet Ruth Pringle 32 Marilyn Pfeffer Mary Pirro Antoinette Pompignano 'xg 1: -:V7:i ska? -, -. WN E V W 5 ,.,. ? V r f rit Clara Pudvan A .. X V , Jk. W Nancy Radis ,,' A F ' R fy ' 'if Miriam Raupach in , V '37 I' 4 5 , ' Elf :ve Ren ron nneth Ryder gr FE iam Yi' .nf Iudith Ridenour All ,mm A. 'ea rrf - or , Rosemary Rogers lean Rooks Kurt Rusch Rudolph Sarich Tom Schaffer 2 Q. R.. A Kal V225 .x ar, -yrr S ryyy S Q- A yyrnr x p f nyb il Ken Schiring Paul Schupp Nancy Sheppard Leonard Short 33 James Shriver Jerry Sullivan Donna Svveigerr Arlene Taggart Lora Tatone sf' .ki uk Tw Barbara Skelly Brian Smiar Imogene Spaulding v nrri ii f Renfrew Spence Mary Ann Stepic J01111 Sfewarr 'K' ,r . in if ., K, . x , QV riir hw fx mx A V - -..,m,'.,,,,.N - Q is i Y an ' riree n Q. dh E-an Barbara Thacker Evelyn Thomas Carriellen Thompson 34 ,arold Thornhill ary Tigges xhn Tomeho :rry Tucker 3' fn , ,ln1 Vvf,,7.,i fl . ' or I e ' 1 l Nlorman Ullemeyer Mary Lois Uphofl' gl in Gloria Vara 6- p Mary Lou Walton Ronald Warshawsky Linda Washner 35 M 5' Q as Q- A LC' E I gl? K' 'X l -if 5' . - : 21. H59 , , 6, X4 ii 1 X Joanne Varndell Pearl Virostko Jim Vogel Judy Wachter 5- -nf -was is ee ' lla Harvey Weiner Lee Wellman Dave Welter Larry Whitney john Whitehorn Arnold Wiener Peg Wintersteller Carol Wolfram 143, 'U X A ' ,px sp Y M , . X P x ,, v-vi 'lx 4 f-'g , X , K. PERSONALITY: Geor e Garland and Rosemary lnzano. g ,, LEADERSHIP: Jay Hunton and Lee Wellman. FRIENDLINESS: Bob Fish and Gloria Vara. POPULARITY 1 John Barker, Sandy Brown, and Berry Meola. Tbeyhe topf on the bit parade SENSE OF HUMOR: Brian Smiar and Grace Martin. 38 if - ' rif f X r-7' 46 -1 w.. 1' 3 . MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Larry Landis and 'Ioan Martin. I 1 ,,,, I CLOWN: suma and Darlene johnson. rail tlaeybe made the gmde! :ING ABILITY: Whitney and Barbara Barr. 'W' SCHOLARSHIP 1 Jim Kutcher and Laura Carr ATHLETIC ABILITY: Jim Leach and Nancy Blough. May 1954 During Shaw's semi-annual clean-up campaign, wastepaper baskets were filled with accumulated paper from lockers and desks. However, students learned that one straightening Was only the start of a new school projectekeeping the halls neat. Until a recent Student Council meeting there was no supervisory body to patrol the halls, but novv the job has been assumed by the members of the spirit and project committees. One of their first actions was the removal of outdated posters from the halls. . ffilff arifff 55' fif if March 2 IQ IL 1954 Scheduled for March 1, 2, 3, 4, 1954, the Sectional Basketball Tournament was Hnally held on March 9, 10, 11, in Shaw Gymnasium. The delay was due to Cleveland's untimely twenty-one inch snowfall. School was dismissed and transportation was prac-- tically nonexistant. Shaw was taken out of the running the first night, 68-54 by St. Ignatius. The tournament winner, Cathedral Latin, beat East Tech, 70-49. In the picture Tony Discenzo, 55, of Latin, tries to elude tvvo East Tech players in the second quarter. .fqbtember ZL 1954 The Indians Winning the pennant in 1954 ' doubly important to Shawites because Hai Klug, a junior, was the batboy for the team. Sch was dismissed fifteen minutes early on Tuesc September 21, 1954, for students to view American League Champions' parade down Eu in open cars. Pictured are Linda Randall and Ka Regal holding up a sign saluting Harold Klug the Champs. ptember 23, 1954 mm, boom, boom, mm, boom, boom. to their doom, doom, doom, doom. tnt droned on as the solemn pallbearers the Collinwood dummy- complete with ie crowd let out a loud scream as the as tossed into the blazing fire - a victory raw beat Collinwood 20-19. KP December Z 1954 he many Freedom Shrines set up in the tates by Exchange International was pre- Shaw High School on December 7, 1954 embly. The twenty-eight framed history- locuments were displayed one by one in hall. Shown is Jack Smith, East Cleve- hange Club president, presenting the Free- ne. Accepting the gift is Principal Wayne h. Also pictured are Stanley Webster, Dr. Watkins, and Charles Kastilahn, Freedom aairman. 'L' Uctober ZQ 1954 Fun, prizes, games, and dancing were the features of the Senior Friendship Carnival held October 20, 1954. Shown in the picture are Dick Traci, Gary Savage, and Bill Provident at the fish pond. Other popular attractions were the Dart Throw and the Wishing Well. December 9 1954 The choir, which has always shared its Christmas music with the community, this year had the opportunity to sing at downtown Sterling-Lindnen Davis. Heard over a store-wide hook-up, the group rendered its repertoire of carols, old and new, in the beautiful setting of the magnificent S-L-D- Christmas tree. f N W f fx ce W K GA 1 , Q, AJ Y ' A J f 1 f 521, QW 5 . Z X5 P' Al 1 17 QWZQK N 7 .1 XT? FRONT ROW: Dean Apple, jack Hennen, John Stewart, Tony Zampino, Hank Fischer, jay Hunton, Harold Thornhill, Tom Lanese, Nick Bucceri. MIDDLE ROW: Bob Fish, Gary Tigges, Ken Jarmusch, Danny Glynn, Bert Culpepper, Art Shank, Don Felice, Phil Elia, Harold Klug, Dave Lawson. BACK ROW: George Blanchard, Jim Leach, jack Rowan, Brian Smiar, Jim Rogers, Dick Anderson, Tom Freitag, Ronald Crane, Jerry Spaulding, Bill Barron, jim Kirson. 1954 00 TBALL SQ UAD ie. P i 'iw' 2 K ,,,,.r1f f get E' 1 v Q L sf, rg 51 After winning their first six games, Shaw was defeated by Lima Central. According to the new Head Coach, Robert McGraw, the team members could hardly be expected to play their best game after a 160-mile bus trip. Traveling to Hosford Field, Shaw lost a thriller to Heights, 21-20, failing to take advantage of two scoring opportuni- ties in the first period. Shaw's share of Lake Erie League title depended on whether Shaw beat Lakewood or not. Shaw was thoroughly trounced by a powerful Lakewood team, 35-20, and finished the sea- son in a three-way tie with Parma and Heights with three wins and two losses. Seven returning lettermen formed the basis of the team. Depth was lacking, but fortunately few injuries occurred, except for Jay Hunton's loss of five teeth in the Shaker game. The coaches found that morale was uniformly high, and both players and coaches enjoyed the season. The school as a whole enjoyed the season, too. Well done. L.-'Z' SHAW 20 COLLINWOOD 19 The mighty Cardinals squeaked past a strong Collinwood team in the second game of the season. The de- ciding point was scored late in the game when quarterback Harold Thornhill pulled down a high pass from the center and held it While Bob Fish kicked the game-saving point. jay Hunton bfftlki up a perfect pax: ploy that laelpr Jet up toe Ruilroaderr' dffcat. SHAW 40 WEST 20 Shavv's speedy and varied offense scored 40 points against the ill-fated West teamg the defense held the foes to 20 points in Shavv's First victory of the season. The Cardinals showed the desire and enthusiasm which characterized their play throughout the year. jim Rogerf :mother tbrozf gb for 377411-'IJ' fin! rouolv- olown at teammatef, Hank lfifolrer and Nzrk Bucceri, look orz. SHAW 7 PARMA 0 The Redmen played a brilliant game but the Cardinals were too much for them. They defeated Parma in a thriller that saw Shavv's Hunton score our only touchdowr late in the third quarter. Bob Fish converted the extra point to give Shaw a 7-6 victory. TWU Zampino rmafbrf through the Parma lim ro gain addifional jdftilgf and lfflp giw fha Car- olina!! another victory. 46 aim , wwf ,, an 5' ,H 9 It , .sq Mxfinw l ,mx X' 35 1 2. 33 9 4 4? 9 1 00 BALL ROW: D. Smith, J. Maybury, D. Winchen, A. Andrews, M. Brophy, D. Keck, :ider, T. Matte, R. Worrnald, P. Urquhart. MIDDLE ROW: Grant Kibbel, coach, , G. Loftus, H. Putzbach, L. Webb, L. Hartland, R. Mayne, D. Surrell, B. Myers- E. DiFonza, Neil Skinner, coach. FRONT ROW: D. Norman, manager, B. Bis- J. Fraser, R. Ceferatti, L. Thompson, J. Stevens, T, Fitzsimmons, manager. unior Varsity had a very successful season, winning three and only two. The game with Cleveland Heights was cancelled se of poor playing conditions. It could not be rescheduled be- of a league rule prohibiting a team to play two games in one game with Euclid was the best game of the season with both playing hard and fast football in the first half. Going into the l half, the score was O-O. ln the last part of the game, Shaw l nine points and defeated Euclid 9-O. : starting team consisted of: Loftus, Russo, Thompson, Wormald, :, Mencini, Biscotti, Andrews, Urquhart, Fraser, Smith, and ny. These boys are next season's varsity material. Many of them oping to see some action. Shaw 24 Collinwood O Shaw 19 Parma Shaw 9 Euclid Shaw O Shaker Shaw O Lakewood 21 Neil Skinner, head V. Coach and new member of Shaw teaching and coaching staff. 4 STANDING: Ronald Schwartz, Harold Klug, Dick West, Bill Welch, Al Kregenow, Bob Fish, Bill Kearney. SEATED: Jerry Andes, John Magazine, John Barker, George Garland, Bill Whitacre, Bill Gibbs, Mr. Wisecup. FRONT ROW: Torn Scherr, Dean Apple, Tyler Owen, Jack Hanson, Fred Large, Bernard Baron. .JJ K ' Roy Wisecup The 1954 baseball season marked the close of a long and impressive coaching career for Roy Wisecup, eighteen years head baseball coach at Shaw. Among the finer team performances of the Wise- cup regime Was Winning the state baseball cham- pionship at Columbus with a 5-3 victory over Cincinnati Roger Bacon in 1944. On four other occasions the team represented this area in the state finals. Two Lake Erie League, three Central Division, and three Cleveland Metropolitan Division titles are represented in the main floor trophy cases as momentos of Wisecup trained squads. A lifetime interest in sports will continue to manifest itself through basketball and football ofliciation, Mr. Wisecup's principal leisure time activity since 1932. BASEBALL The Shaw High baseball team, even though they won only three games, felt a sense of spirit and determination as they strove to make a high stand- ing in the Lake Erie League. The nine men on the field were fighting to win and those on the bench were encouraging them just as hard. Jim Gunder's pitching was outstanding this season and the infielders played the game as though their lives depended on it. Al Kregenow played first, with George Garland at second, Bill Whit- acre as shortstop and John Barker at third. Jack Hanson and Jack Hennen were behind the plate. Bill Gibbs played right field, Bob Fish played center and John Magazine played left. Bill Whitacre was captain and had a batting average of .365. Close behind was Bob CSkeeterD Fish with a second place average of .361. The squad played its games and practiced at Forest Hills park for the first time this year, leav- ing the old diamond at the Shaw play ground. There is some optimism about the 1955 season, and the new coach, Mr. Galberach, is hoping for a large turnout of candidates. Shaw Euclid Shaw Collinwood Shaw Euclid Shaw Heights Shaw Lakewood Shaw Shaker Heights Shaw Parma Shaw Euclid Shaw Heights Shaw Lakewood Shaw Shaker Heights Shaw Parma Shaw University School The Shaw track team, though having only a fair season, showed strength in both the Lake Erie League meet and Euclid Relays. At Euclid Shaw took third place, only five points behind the qi winner. As often happens in track competition, the U most first place finishes did not assure victory. Shaw N- took five of eleven first places, but hadn't the depth ,Vx necessary to pick up points for second or third f- Q l 1 places. :Li 3 Jay Hunton, Shaw's 100 yard dash champion, ' paced the squad with 135 points. Gil Gray was ff l ,V second with 82 points gathered in the mile and Efqf half-mile runs, and Jim Leach made 79M points in 6 xg 4 l ' hurdling events and the pole vault. Lv At Western Reserve Academy in Hudson, Shaw 7 ll swept the hundred yard dash with jay Hunton, WL J Don Felice, and Tony Zampino finishing first, 1 second and third. Western Reserve hadn't lost a meet in three years and received quite a scare be- l fore nosing out Shaw by six points. f Q, G From indoor practice in the Shaw corridors to B the Lake Erie League meet on that rainy night at ji I Lakewood, the squad enjoyed working together X l l f and look forward to 1955 and a brand new season. I l xy . i TRACK The answers to a track coach's prayer. FRONT ROW: Don Newberry, Derek Muehlhauser, Arthur Beatty, Bob Cipriani, Steve Havas, Jim Kitson, John Reed. SECOND ROW: Coach Robert McGraw, Don Felice, Bob McKnight, Art Shank, Jay Hunton, Gil Gray, Tony Zampinohlack Rowan, Curt Downing, Ken Jarmusch, Don Asuma, Manager. BACK ROW: Charles Bonnell, Managerg Bob Bortner, John Stewart, Tony Beranek, Dick Follett, jim Leach, Kurt Rusch, Dale Winchell, jim Rogers, Ken johnson, Jerry Spaulding, Manager. NOT PICTURED: Jim Vogel, Sid Kershaw. 'P Downing Zampino Fischer Batton Garland Fish El is Apple Dean Apple George Garland Manager Basketball Bill Batton Baseball Football Jay Hunton Basketball Football Curt Downing Basketball Football Track Track jim Leach Jim Ellis Football Swimming Basketball Hank Fischer Track Football Tony Zampino Track Football Bob Fish Track Football Basketball Baseball Leach Hunton is 1 ,MZ W, A,,L, -.m uff x Q , nf H-w,ief3fj?'Ks' 515515 :Egg ' f V 1'2.g4isf fF12 ' ,.f1.g,Q fa , a we a 'f'2,?5ff: 1 G? 1, : ,-:aw Wif i ir ,, :J -- V qw fn 24415, , .wk x.., .. , -. f 5 ::.,'3 Q 5 'm,gw-, ...' .1 ., Q .- Q: mg-31 : 1, Q. ,M A 5,8 - ' W. gze:Eififi?ll,ig3 Agn, :L 1 -' 2. ., , 5 . F45 dig ,.,, A wif -: :4'e1.: 1m f .pf Fai ' 1-1 5: fm. Q! 1 K xrfsj' ,M wi -H A S Q . nf if 2' . 3 x iq Q- x 9' 2 L fx 5 Bk -x seg' if-'fi xg vw as Jiwfg ,, ,K if ff Q E252 Is? , 2, .2 if ' f 1 if Q4f2w I 1 N 6 fs CE if, Q 4+- S 2 2, 1 ' w f k r X 3 K 2 M it 5 Q ,N 'lk A 4 as 92 W ' Z'lii1l-Vu 5QEf,u.jLQfL 5 U -5' 5531 Aw 2 . SHAW V51- i 5 FRONT ROW: Grant Kibbel, coach, George Garland, Jay Hunton, Bill Barton, Bob Fish, Frank Mcncini, Dear, Apple, manager. BACK ROW: Bill Strack, managerg Al Kregenow, Jim Rogers. lim Leach, Mike Brophv, Bil' Welch, Jim Campbell, Harold Klug. BASKETBALL Nat if I can help it! The Cardinal basketball team gave East Cleveland fans an exciting season, holding first place through the first month and a half of the schedule. An interesting style of play, good outside shooting, and defensive ability added up to games with much spectator appeal. Jim Leach was high point man with 143 points, finishing in the first uve in the league. George Garland and Jay Hunton were regarded by many as the best all-round guards in the league, Jay doing good rebound and defen- sive work and George acting as playmaker and captain of the team. Of the starting team, only Mike Brophy and Bill Welch will be back next season. Coach Grant Kibbel started his head coaching career at Shaw with an impressive 11-4 record. In league play, the Cardinals finished in .1 second place tie with Parma, winning 7 and losing 3. The team had no outstanding star, but was composed of boys who were taught the value of playing to- gether as a team. One of the defensive high lights of the year was the hrst Parma game when Hunton and Leach held Ernie Lees to one field goal which came in the last forty-five seconds. ln the second Heights game, Jim Leach scored thirty six points with sixteen held goals and four foul shots. Shaw Painesville Riverside Shaw' Vhhoughbv Shavv Lakevvood Shaw Heights Shaw Mentor Shavv Alunnn Shavv Pamna Shavv Euchd Shavv Shaker Shavv Lakevvood Shaw Heights Shaw' Pamna Shavv LL S. Shaw Euclid Shaw Shaker 115 2 E'E J-al S I X If wa ffmwwm i C .eww maya l QyQ 9' ia 2, 5 : Qi X +4 A lg . mL A .N f-wq 5 'S --ark -29' SHAW KNEELING: Danny Gyure manager' Tom Fitzsim SHAW , , ons, manager. FRONT ROW: Bob Myerscough, Lynn Dayton, Bob Biscotti, Tony Massaro, Harry Putzbach, Joe Russo, john Mencini. BACK ROW: Locke Thompson, Dave Fraser, Tom Matte, Dick Smith T Y ' ' ri. In the air for ik' bow I V BASKETBALL , ony acobucci, Dick Norman. l W . 1 , r ei Skinner, had a highly successful season, losing only threc games. The boys showed team spirit and desire in whipping one opponent after another. The quality of the sophomore team is best shown by the fact that three- boys were moved up to the varsity during the season. Frank Mencini, Mike Brophy, and joe Russo, mainstays of the early seasonj V d A . - . . squ.i , hnishetl by contributing to the varsity effort. 954-l955'sJ.V. basketball team under the direction of it new rmch N 'I Other members of the squad who saw action throughout the se 2 l ason mc led the team from the middle of the schedule on were Bob Biscotti Dmve Matte, Tony Massaro, Bill Petche, and Tony Yacobucci. Tom King, a mid-year addition, gives pro Fraser, 'Tom mise of a good season next year. Shaw 46 Painsville Riverside 19 Shaw 52 Willoughby 40 Shaw 37 Lakewood 33 Shaw 60 Heights 46 Shaw 59 Mentor 35 Shaw 45 Parma 24 Shaw 36 Euclid 39 Shaw 44 Shaker 40 Shaw 37 Lakewood 57 Shaw 48 Heights 45 Shaw 46 Parma 34 Shaw 64 U. S. 61 Shaw 38 Euclid 42 Shaw 69 Shaker 57 56 MiJ.refl it! he Intramural Sports program at Shaw as co-ordinated by students, 'johnny 'ewart and Dick West, under the direc- on of Mr. ,jack Moore. There are three isketball leagues, sophomore, junior, and nior. The members of homeroom, 105 ere champs in the sophomore league, 304 , the junior, and 310 in the senior league. Two hundred boys played basketball on uesday and Friday nights starting in ecember and ending in February. This :ar six teams from Shaker Heights High :hool played six teams from Shaw in our :vv gymnasium. Then Shaw sent six teams J Shaker to play more interscholastic imes. champions of the senior league. Up 'n at 'im' .V ,..ff 1 2 .,, t BACK ROW:Terry Winfield, Dick West, Gary Thiele. MIDDLE ROW: Bill Stockstill, Bob Wintour, Jim Sullivan. FRONT ROW: Glen Taylor, Steve Yanchar, of 304, were the champions of the junior league. IN T RAM URAL .BASKE T BALL BACK ROW: Brian Smiar, Steve Renton Kurt Rusch, Rudy Sarich. FRONT ROW Ken Ryder, Tyler Owen, of 310, were the . Q, W ,H fs ' . 'Ha at ,Q as nga' V qt ry V 5 tl' 'SWL' , V K qi , Jr V5 K J 6' if Q lil il i l ii' if gf, iimpg 5 Z V S Q? , ,.. .. ilk lv W- - . .W 'ggi Gt Rf ks X.-. . 9HAg 1 , ff su 'sg Qfflw FRONT ROW D : ave Myers, Lee Roy Mikut, Dave Peters, Ronald Croucher MIDDLE ROW: Bob Nyman, john Kessler, Bill Stein, Russel Miller BACK ROW: Ronald Schwartz, Everett Perrin, Dave jameson, Gary Clendenen Donald Lose. According to Coach Jack Moore, Many sophomore members foretell a brighter futur e. A look at the scores of the Lake Erie League matches this fall shows that Shaw was able to win only one out of livefthis victory was over Euclid. The season standings cannot be compiled, however, because more matches were played in the spring. This year's team y ree- year man, Lee Roy Mikut. Twice, Lee Roy has been a winner in the Lake Erie League tournament. Mr. Moore feels that Lee Roy is the most outstanding player in the Lake Erie League. was sparked b a th Little Lee Ro lea f 58 y ps or a high one. night alter school from the hrst week tember until mid-November, the mem- F the Cross Country team practiced run- t Forest Hills. To each of the six Cross ry meets, each competing school sends nys, who run a two mile course over liclds, hills, and woods. This year Shaw hree meets, was second in a triangular placed nfth in the Lake Erie League and ninth in the district meet. jack ', industrial arts teacher, is the coach, Harvey puts his best foot forward as he leads the pack. CROSS COU TR Y STANDING: Ed Ferguson, Don Clark, Carl Dohm, Ed Dell, Harvey Weiner, Tad Perrin. KNEELING: Tom Reeves, jim Batch, Tom Drake, Steve Havas, Bill Provident, joe Davies. an ,iff xl ! '..1-4 - They fly tlaraugh the air . . . S l I This yeat's swimming team, coached by Phil Wor- cester, won one meet, beating Height in Sh aw pool on February 4, 1955, by a score of 45-30. Dffk KWH SW' W 1355 mdfk- Jim Vogel won the 40 yard freesty le ant' George Blanchard was second. In the 100 yarl breaststroke, Bob Eppich and Joe Phillips took sei ond and third places respectively. In the swelterirg h :at of the pool area, the fans rose to their feet to watel as Di-:k Knott set the pace all the way in the 200 yart' freestyle with jerry Spaulding, who followed clo-ely, linishing second. Stanley Salter won the 100 yard bxckstroke. jim Gardner and Bill Ford stroked smoothly through the water to capture first and second places in the 100 yard freestyle. Bill Shank placed third in th: diving. In the individual medley, joe Philips swam 40 yards each of breast stroke, crawl, and backstroke IO place second. The team of Bob Eppica, Stan Salter, and George Blanchard won the mcdey relay. The winning of the 160 yard freestyle relay by the team of jim Vogel, Bill Ford, 'jim Gardner, a rd Dick Knott clinched and ended the meet. BACK ROW: Jerry Spaulding, Jim Gardner, Jim Vogel, Mike Cabot, Stan Salter, Dick Knorr, B wb Eppich, Bill Ford, Joe Phillips. FRONT ROW:Jay Neubauer, rnanagergjim Ellis, Toni Perkins, Gary Payne, Phil Worcester, coach, John Caldwell, Bill Shank, Bob Smoyer, George Blanchard. : Club teaches marksman- sportsmanship. The rifle ich tires competitively, and ional rating, is picked from ub members. Tom Weedon Wightman hold the rank guished Rifleman, the high- d given by the National ociation, For the iirst time years a girl is on the team. 20 F TEAM BACK ROW: Charles Hina, Bruce Lemieux, Stan Salter, Tom Weedon FRONT ROW: Richard Wightinan, Ellen Moore, Phil Hadsell. RIFLE CL U lOW: Jim Kutcher, Tom Drake, Tom Milligan, Chuck Crow. ROW: Stanley Marks, Chuck Manillo, Charles Piazza. G.. I. 4 'I' -if 1 The Shaw golf team, led by Captain Tom Drake, had a perfect record of twelve straight losses, two to Shaker Heights, Cleveland Heights, Euclid, Lakewood, Wickliffe, and the Lake Erie League and district matches. Matches were played at Highland, Seneca, Pine Ridge, and Mana- kiki Country Clubs. The team consisted of seniors James Kutcher, Chuck Crow, Tom Drake, and Tom Milligan. Other members were Charles Piazza, Charles Manillo, and Stanley Marks. Although they won no matches, the boys showed line sportsmanship and willing spirit in the 1954 season. Coach Paul Hammer hopes that next year the team will accomplish more than healthful exercise in the wonderful fresh, country air. 61 S A 1-vita Leicher NL s. x fa ff, ,K ff . is W Barbara Barr Martha Darlene Posey Lee Wellman Rising twenty minutes early on Friday mornings is simply routine for Athletic Council members, because meetings are started promptly at 7:45 in Miss Smith's gym office. There is always a great deal of business as these girls are responsible for the organization and successful running of the full and varied G.A.A. pro- gram. For each sport there is a head and her assistant who work together in setting up laying schedules and rules for their sport. The recorging of points for all G.A.A. members is the job of the vice-president. Last fall the Lake Erie League Playday was held at Shaw and the A.C. planned and organized it, as it did several other pla days during the year. Six new mem- bers were elected, to the A.C. in January. They were Rosalie Germaine, Barb Kline, Bev Martin, June Raufman, Gay Settevendemie, and Agnes Tartara. 'A yn .'-, ' I ' I sw ' :' - 6 ts T l ts ix M , ff 'i'i as Joanne BCYVI Nancy Blough Sandy Brown Elaine Pferidmt 1 62 FFICIALS The Officials' Club is a new organiza- tion set up by the Athletic Council this year. This group consists of G.A.A. girls who volunteer their services to ofliciate at the girls' intra- mural games of volleyball, basket- ball, and softball. They serve as time- keepers, scorekeepers, referees, and umpires. Meeting on Tuesdays, the girls practice ofliciating and discuss the rules of the current sport, under the supervision of Miss Smith. ST ROW: Georgia Liatti, Betsy Baldau, Mary Ann Lee, Elaine Forkapa, Bev Martin, lis Daley. SECOND ROW: Miss Smith, advisor, Nonnie Wellman, Sally Gibson, Carole xt, Gail Howell, Joan Snavcly, Judy Collova, June Raufman, Bev Clark. THIRD ROW: enc Posey, Janet Vysc, Jackie Cipiti, Judy Weiss, Judy Jaye, Jan Harmon, Janet Stillinger. RTH ROW: Judy Weedon, Sue Werther, Judy Dunn, Janet Randall, Barbara Kline, y Bcyvl, Lynn Funk, Barbara Johnson, Linda Yannetta, Marta Gunder, Karen Fellows, Wallace. FIFTH ROW: Lee Wellman, Linda Randall, Willie Blair, Sue Davis, Judy rs, Joanne Beyvl, Sandy Sane, Sandy Brown. BACK ROW: Nancy Foster, Carol Neitzel, Barbey, Ann Schuff, Rosalie Germaine, Carole Goldie, Janet Kitson, Sandy Andrews, as Tartara. 9, legs, legsva familiar sight to one who looks n the fifteen or twenty girls who compose the ern dancing group. These girls meet once a th on Monday in the girls' old gym where they ive the expert instruction of Miss Juringus. tards are the standard mode of dress. Nancy Hodge plays the piano, while the girls go through their strict routines. The group performed in the annual Black and Red Review. The girls also met with dancing groups from other L.E.L. schools. M ODER N CE BACK ROW: Joyce Fairweather, Judy Mears, Carol Cabot, Shelly Krantz. MIDDLE ROW: Norma Stonestreet, Willie Blair, Natalie Katz. FRONT ROW: Agnes Tartara, Nancy Gold- stein, Nancy Hodge, Sandy Andrews, Carol Goldie. llllillillil I Li 1 5 i -: li- : ' Vk Wg 1 . .. . E9 as 82 A - . I '. .5 1, l . . e . . l Barbara Kline, Judy Randall, Barbara Barr, Karen Fellows, Carol Barker, Donna Peterson, Joyce Fairweather, Sandy Sane, Darlene Posey. One hundred thirty-eight G.A.A. members played softball Tuesdays after school in the new gym under the supervision of Miss Smith, girls' physical edu- cation instructor. A new procedure was used this year in forming teams. Girls who wished to play were divided into two leagues of five teams apiece. Each team played four games. The two top win- ners of each league played a single elimination tournament, which was won by the Little Pa- pooses, captained by Mary Ann Lee. Each member of the winning team received twenty points toward her S-letter in addition to the fifty points that every girl playing softball received. BACK ROW: Janice Trowbridge, Terry Falsone, Willie Blair, Jan Randall, Karen Fellows. SECOND ROW: Angie Herringshaw, Carole Goldie, Betsy Baldau, Claire Pudvan. FRONT ROW: Mary Ann Lee, Ginny McWhirter. H ORS BA CK RIDI G Andy's Riding Stables was the meeting place for G.A.A. girls interested in horseback riding. Every Thursday after school for eight weeks, dur- ing both the fall and spring, Miss Smith drove the girls to the stables. Under the direction of Barbara Barr, Agnes Tartara, and Barbara Kline, Athletic Council members in charge of riding, the girls enjoyed an hour's excursion along the paths of the North Chagrin Reservation on the backs of lively steeds. The price was 31.50 per hour and the reward, besides having a good time, was 20 points each trip toward a letter or pennant, and 20 extra points if all trips were taken. The girls were also given individual instructions by Andy and at the close of the season, definite improvements were noticeable in each girl's mode of riding. A group of girls headed for the Win- dermere Bowling Alleys on the first day of the week during January and February was a familiar sight to Shaw students. Many of these girls bowled their first games and others were nearly straight strike gals. lt didn't matter whether the game score was low or high, each girl looked forward to another inspiring Monday afternoon of bowling with her schoolmates. Joanne Beyvl, Ag- nes Tartara, and Barbara Kline were the Athletic Council members in WHAT FORM? charge of bowling. FIRST ROW:Joanne Beyvl, Sandy Brown, Carole Goldie, Janet Kitson, Georgia Liatti, Mary Ann Lee, Bev Martin, Mei Mei Hull, Linda Broer, Andrea Allen, Rosalie Hoffman, Natalie Katz, Jan Bennington. SECOND ROW: Janet Randall, Donna Peterson, Darlene Posey, Janice Trowbridge, Pat Sturges. THIRD ROW: Martha Gray, Carol Kramer, Eileen O'Hara, Darlene Randolph, Terry Falsone, Barbara Kline, Gretchen Terhune, June Raufman, Jan Harmon, Linda Yannetta, Joyce Fairweather, Norma Stonestreet, Nina Sciulla, Donna Serven, Sue Nick. FOURTH ROW: Judy Weiss, Pru Biluton, Barbara Johnson, Joyce Hoffman, Sharon Hanratty, Lillian Barbey, Bertha Grano, Jean Malmstead, Nancy Bryan, Joan Snavely, Judy Dunn, Linda Smith, Nancy Erickson, Millie Carlton, Janice Morger, Agnes Tartara, Carol Collise. Bill Fard and Betty Meala .ryncbranize KNEELING: Willie Blair, Judy Dunn, Linda Randall, Sue Werther, Sandy Parks, Ruth Cunningham. SITTING: Lynda Litwiler, Carol Cabot, Joan Snavely, Gerry Beyvl, Mari- lyn Frey, Pat Wallace. IN THE WATER: Jackie Cipiti, Betsy Baldau, Jan Kitson, June Raufman, Janet Collier, Nancy Goldstein. SWIMMING Thursday afternoons mean life saving to a group of enthusiastic girls who have hopes of earning their Junior or Senior Life Saving certificate. Miss Juringus instructs the girls in swimming technique, and the newest methods of life saving and artificial respiration. Fifty points are given for life saving towards a letter in G.A.A., and twenty extra points for successfully passing the course. PING PONG FINALISTS BACK ROW: Bev Clark Sandy Brown, jan Stillinger Yannetta, Carol Atchison june Raufman, Carol Cabot Judy Dunn. Sanuj' Brown, ping pong champ The sound of ping pong balls was heard as eight groups of G A A girls played table tennis in the Cardinals' Nest and in the gym lobby on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the fall. Each girl played every other girl in her group. Ten finalists played in a tournament. Nancy Erickson, Donna Serv- en. FRONT ROW: Linda ,, N S l if 1 255273 4,1 Z' War ,ff z 2 Q TTI ...in- ' -at Yi it is 1535 ff 2 'T Yoldier Elaine Fofkapa and ,tailor foanne Beyvl fght it our in zbe Army-Navy game. BASKETBALL Dribble, dribble, down the floor, sink that ball and raise that score, was one of the thoughts of the girls who played basketball on Thursday nights. Twelve teams were organized into three leagues, according to grade. For six weeks the girls played opponents in their own grade. 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Q., xi i 1 CLASS OF JANUARY,1Me Randy Abbey Dave Arnett Lillian Barbey Jerry Rawley Joseph Black Carol Bode John Braun Dick Brazus Priscilla Burton Mildred Carlton Elisio Cefaratri Joanne Chastain Mike Ciani Bill Croft Dave Cundy Toni Daugherty Judy Albrecht Dick Demarco L X 1. 4 as Blaine Foreman Al Forsburg Barbara Fracasso Jim Gardner Delores Gonzolez john Good Martin Gottlieb Lynn Gottron Tony Graham Marie Grandini Bertha Grano Sue Henry Patricia Hoff Dale Hughes David Knapp Carol Kraft Fred Large Mary Ann Lee 72 di , 53? 2 fi , ,L . , , ...ii A J is l I 2 N ' e 12 ',,,,,. ,Z Q ,bn ,A i W - r, 2 I., ll. ii G fi I I' I 'r L ilar at rell L lere - L nryy A ' we . me ' - r a 'f . ' ' sf' N,inif - .. gr D, K :im rr, . is 5 K Q. ' it .J ' X l , fm I .. 26 7 'CLZ1' a ' u V. -f fe X' I 7 laf L to l my a g r z ' LAL 'E -Q air K eff 'fall' '- ,,e ' ,Q . in X l 5 S , 9 s ,M f -9, .3 lri g --5 . 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' Q-ar , Lal Vkkv 5 L 'lil - V , Mi' , ' V ' A f y ' in 2 4 f' A to X Q F. -N ...N 4- P ,S if' iff 0 fn N' W..- ' ' V' 1, , , 3 ' dr., . ff 1 X' l 'K Ralph Pratt f Marlene Prove ,,:..' ii Q A ji? rf Bill Provident A M, A Sally Rapp V: if 'W P, 55 ii Paul Raymer A i A s U., .li 4 ' Rf I f f A full ix f 'F .5 ,Q '-fray ,E 'ff -'- M if ,Q Q ' i3Hffe ' Shiv' ae, if-' 8 llll A : T I il Q - I ' 3 'Q it y V fx S fr X gs, l . -ii 5 I I s x '? were ww ix' at ,fr F ,v Ars.. wh Carol Lubinsky Larry Lucarelli Eli Mahler Beverly Martin Don McCoy Connie McCurdy Ken Melton Wanneda Morton Jeannie Mowry Jim Neylans Patricia O'Hara .lane Parker Jim Patterson Geraldine Perkins Carol Peters Frank Petrueci Cole Posard Hazel Powell N351 r Q, ,i wi' L Kathy Regal Al Roch jack Rowan Lucille Saunway Ann Schuff Ronald Schwartz Art Shank Dave Small Jim Smircina joan Smith Linda Smith Bob Smoyer Allen Spencer Paul 1 Spikula Glen Springsteel Bill Strack Roberta Tatka Dave T1Cky at K I A q.n . -sw , y K Ni . in S li e iiii gf lae 'A i A ' N I 5 K 73 Marie Trentanelli Bruce Turner Janet Vyse Bill Welch Alberta Wilkin Larry Wilson Ronald Wood CLASS OF JUNE, 1956 Mary Lynn Adair Myra Alter Pat Baltes Marie Barbarino Bob Barker Sandra Barnes Bernard Baron Carol Beck Kenneth Benjamin Janice Bennington Chris Beres ..- S nxt? 3 ifgx ' R Q x. 1. ' 4 Wilma Boehstahler jim Bodmer John Bodmer Rodger Brandt Leonard Brennen jim Brooks Judy Brown Tom Bruce Nancy Bryan Georgia Buckingham Carol Cabot Rosemarie Cali Jim Campbell Barbara Chapman Nancy Chapman Karen Chappel Jackie Chilcote Marlene Yanosh 'Rr C 1 , ,- SEIU rj Ei: 3 my 9. ? , J r 1- i H., xii: .72 5515? Q at ., , x K' Q L f are r ,Ny 5 A j Q, 5, M r fr s l K 4 it B' lie d 1 ': L , i s ' Z if ' . ' If, I in -1193 A C ' A J K ' , .. R V V V , 1 L , .ar K 4 V- Q' 'M X 'K ' V ,, in If 3, A x i z K X we W r C 1 M5 9 A Y ' . - ,K I pp 1. Q 'ce e i' , il l . ! f hh V lr 2: y .35 X ,M 'H i - at - ' . 1. X . y A 3, A , K , 2 2 of W. 5 a A l Vpvp M V Harvey Berkowitz Eifiillgilsuiiiritvlna 1 I?IZq:fxienBiaIg5chard srss i f fifl if 5' N f H ..- , C 1a-, i pa W. ef-asf : ' K ir' U V i . Y W I Q1 ' 5 1 f r W J- :ir riff? hs! , Q- - C ,qv Msg be C r ete' be or Q wi l X lx I rs A f , in , N a owl B rrlii 'f ceeie f fr t rie Y ' 74 y R 4 'F if H P ab C' Lid' L Ll x A? L x l , f is ...fl I r 4' l lp-,..,,J wig., .V fi Y ' Q 3 4:-If W. - i x ...... ' Janet Collier Nancy Collova john Cooper Ronald Crouchcr Delores Dallas Ed Dell H L LV Marianne DeMent A Don Draheinl 'Z ,TQ -v 'W vi 4: L Nancy Dull l' L? f ff 4? y 'L' , t, 'fl 5 Judy Dunn 9, 1, V? 1' 'fr ' V55 , 'V LL V , Cp' sl , Diane Dysert L L ' L Y L 3 gf' Frances Ede X i X ' .A , VV Philip Elia f Bob Eppich A ,ik ,af L, f ,V s f- gr' W V 'WF fi PM F1111 , V3 ' A , Terry Falsone LL ,. L V, ' L Douglas Folckemer .V 'V , .i HV V V , Sue Foxall ,J 1 x ll Donald Frantz Bob Freiden, A N 53 Tom Frietag 'U NL 'L L A V QV VV L L aj Tom Gaines H V 'V V ' . VV, Rosalie Germaine WL ' 'M' iff E , , J LA V, N. f Ll , W K A X 'li as f-'x Ll I Ll l jim Gibbs . A ' David Given 5 gf 4 l rg V --va ,. .L'L 'Sf ,Zi ,,, Bruce Gleason , V 5 L . -LL l LLL 5 l 4 'L' Danny Glynn 'wwf V ' L 'Mill' V ' L VSVV Carol Goldie I L ,, I w g 4 A L Bob Graff r 9 i J f , f, in 1 l ,fl A Tony Graham VV my Martha Gray fa' L' Rae Gray L A , V, 4 V I HM ,f,:, Ralph Green 7 i V Marie Groves r 'LL V , L ' L l ff Helen Gyure a Ln I 5 V ,V , Le , Despo Hadzoglo L V VV Vagas- V V V, M L, Ronald Hall , .. ' 9 s Ln f, 'Q' V ' 5, - Sharon Hanratty X V 3 -Y? ,J if ,W 1' L , V Bob Harry L dl L LVL? L ' M Iames Haynik Lays V X L A L L L A Edward Helt 1 L '.,i7LL4lL I, , X 1 75 Dave Hermon Bill Heron Barbara Hill Charles Hina Joyce Hoffman Beverly Hughes Mei Mei Hull Margaret Hunsicker Ann Hutton Ken Jarmusch Ken Johnson Bill Kearney ,MQ 'sr w XR A x K -K' YDS-, W 5 3' ' V, .. , , f 13 . ' -Q6 X K Bob Lambert Tom Lanese Sam Leslie David Lawson Joanne Lewis Ronald Lewis Georgia Liacti Connie Linamen Lynda Litwiler Carol Lorenz Kathie Lyons Jean Malmstead 76 4 ,pea N .K , E N nf Q ss 4 Q, x N39 , j Wi ' it ' Q if 'Cx 'A 1 gain 5 f Y il f qi 'W 6. I A ' . 5 , , 1 . M , I 'M ,f ll . P f Ji, 'AQ '- HT 4 J f , 2 , me! gf ' sf Q ls B or i J ,r if 1 ,wr , .. N .x 59. 1 3 if .Q ss, r.,.r . as we sw K vi- n ds. X . it E ,A J .u to 4 we K ff fi KL ' ,if ff' fi C2 J A ' ,E x , X J if wgmy A Q he X l is .V E, 11' 41 .f kT' 5 ,gh 4, . r ' . 3' ff vi W .W ai. K w 'le ,Y 'qw 4 4 Q if I ' F fi fi! 1. X rv ig? L ' -, -g M fir 'D ear f elif' y 4 ,XX as S, l l 1. N. .. Gala ai., 'TT N .-f N 1, ' .. s W ,J 'V L ...lt J, E George Kilberr Fred Kish Janet Kitson Barbara Kline Harold Klug Helen Klusker Dick Knott Judy Koch Rochelle Kolod Carole Komara Carol Kramer Shelley Kranrz Al Kregenow Janis Kreilach Mary Lois Lakins 1. ggi In I 'iilr'l -19 , l J 9 x 3 mga K 2 i-:E, wig EF M55 i. -KN W W . ,HN ,X 'UWA '-ve ,S 4 1- Q ,.-., v-. a,... gl' '-3 C 3, S ' M 'rs gl 1, K I 'X A ' li f 'X l l f X at we R Chuck Manillo Stanley Marks Jeanne Mangus Judy Mears Doug McCrory Tom McHugh Joseph McNeilly A - , Carol McNickle ff V' . In ' J-v ge ar at Franklin Micale 5 if N Q a 1 0 l J Faith Ann Miner A V , ' 2-53 5 wi!! it Dick Nelson ,L if f - i ' A A Jay Neubauer 3 f . . KJ l l fl li IT M i 1 X Bob Neiss Elaine Nichols ,N V George Noack ' . . , 3 gl M W ji 4,5 Charlene Novak 'i'ff'v 'Qu' ' ,ii B05 NY111111 A at fe 'il' l , . Q i :Ki J Eileen O'Hara BetteJ. Olcros K 5 L. Hx Linda Orenstein Lb E4 A K +55 mm I Mike Pavlik H3 vm, , 2 Jerry Peak Q gf, K :M if Q. K KX Ek' .X ka ' J! fl 1 ' f i , f ,ff .J l ' , 3 1 IJX Jerry Pelto Everett Perrin A . I Joyce Peters ,ff I V Joe Phillips P3 , W, 5 Lry, Q .1 I Charles Piazza 'A' 'M' V I K7 x in E k , . ', XX X 4, 5 , K A l l It - X J A :I X Jim Putnam K . Joyce Racca M V A Q ,Rf M' ' I Janet Randall ' N' iw' 15 'X lui Y . ,im Linda Randall 4: U -M YI? Darlene Randolph I .Qr. L iv 7 . ' i 7 -ft f el . J, I l X Z' l f I June Rautman A J g George Reazer I Q 4 ,, Betty Reid ,gg 1, A,lVLk .3 F 1 ' l ...X Bob Renner .,, J 1 ,rw V A, 'B' A L, gi - Paul Rippner D V 7 ' V at 'W1:,? z r .ragrgf Q X l ' - X f Ns lx l f X. I x f I 77 Melvin Robboy jim Rogers Bob Rosenblum Esta Rosenblum Dick Ruppe Bea Russell john Rutkoslcy Marlene Sabatino Stanley Salter Sandra Sane Tom Scherr Gay Settevendemie Bill Sharp Diane Sherriff Carol Short Marjorie Sibert joan Sires Margaret Sisk . iii! f :YQ if f ff jerry Spaulding Lorene Stafford Jim Stakich janet Stillinger Bill Stockstill Pat Sturges jim Sullivan Pat Sullivan Louise Summerville Dave Tabor Glen Taylor Gretchen Terhune Gary Thiele Faye Trautman Janice Trowbridge Mary Varble Anna Volino Tom Weedon 78 I, Si X' , .. '33 i Sa: i f S :: f 5' K I I Y A i '? T ' ' Q' WU ii' 3 - --Qv i ' iz .Sa he V it S ,S Si M- S i ' Y I i V ' V A ii' ' , ' ' 'gf 2' fi ,G f l r ' fi S e ' w if lgr . 1 it iff- W sale I f 1 l I hae S W l k S '43 f ' S -- 'T' f' 2 . me 1 V I J. NN WS 'agp gl J' is K S... K 2 ,.f:: I if I 'sg ' A ' K Saunclra Smalley S, S S --i' 1 , Joyce Smith W ff ,aa Ay I H Phyllis smith , ' , ff in QS joan Snavely , 3:-my f Wh- 431 V ' 53' Carolyn Southworth fi fi f of 7, S .V o .iti fx uf ' ' 1 it '. M ' 'Q-'Qs' SS -i- , ' S .S . A ' e .ff Si S e I 1 ,W I ai 5 S , L I 1 ,gm K A' .. ::l Sk SSVS is i SS l e S' V I W S, A ,fe l as 12.12 4 - .X 1 S if S S Q1 iw: - - 1 Z . it f ' Q I t t' -- Ai,, ? g Q , M -my S I if .,,.A if S , gg, K Q, ,. Loramae Weiland ' 5 . , lk . Bob Weis -. 41 Sue Werther in as in ' A 1 a, Dick West i A ' L im., . oh., I A 'A Richard Wightman M' , ' i l 1' F - y -Q: ? jim Williamson x l . l .. 1 L s 'X ' l L 'ww - y, Terry Winfield V ,, ' Bob Wintour r ,,A-, A , ,N jim Woehrmann ' A 4 , f .Ik 5 at gg: kdm Steve Yancher ef- ,Qi Y -if LW' Linda Yannetta .. -4- A 'CF ' -37 A , fi Hazelan Zachau i A viii we 'X , I 5 l ' ' 'If' I l - 3 l Joanne Zampino . Judy Ziegler A 'M' Clyde Zirm ,: ,... F5 A A ,. A .. CLASS or A ,iw ,M M ., A ' Q, 'SA JANUARY, 1957 'ef A 5 -b ff? ,Q 4.4 A ' - , H fy! I N :Gif g Brent Albright it , V R, Jerry Andes AS 3 '2' E A TW r Sandra Andrews Carol Atchison George Bandtell Vi Lewis Barnes ' .3 A ,Z gfwwf Arthur Beatty 4. ,Aff ' -A' x Q if P5 1 X. Juanita Bechtel V ,t L5 A fu , Q 'V A gi 'fx , 5 f ' ' ' K W - 1' if ' KX .. 1 f sf nfs A GU 1 m1?,at.Ss Kiwis Douglas Beebe ' A 5 lli, Dave Berrey M 4: Q1 ld Gerry Beyvl - . K A ,A ' Lf' Q, , Carol Bregitzer 'Nj 'VV1 A as A i . Bob Bortner L I fl -gli I, '3' Eleanor Brown , I I f ' L 5 W - lr f ff I' - 2 mi Rudy Cefarzltti 'W Linda Cicerella MN -'ey ' ff' Bev Clark 0. ing A 3 Km Coe A y I 1 A A Arri Q., Bill Collier I' A L Toni Corsillo ff ' I fi f V Larry Crystal ' N - jack Currie I ug 15. L . A I ' 1 Phyllis Daley 'W' ,Ab N' i Lynn Dayton - V' 1 Mir' Eliseo DiFonzo 'Q ,rl f Vi - J , X V - V A ' Norman Ditty f , rvil A .- s in 7' ef ' fy, A . .1 f,.' , - . 5 79 Carl Dodge Carl Dohn Arlen Dougherty Margaret Dunlap Inez Eicholtz Joyce Fairweather Karen Fellows Ed Ferguson Bob Ferrar Harvey Firestone Tim Fulton Lynn Funk f C l 3 v Q!! gg 2 W i is 'T 4 'X News L . Q Q' Art Jester Dave Keck Harry Kendig Sheila Kerr Bob Kime Bob Ledger Bob Lenson Ron Liptak Helen Madden Mary Martin john Maybury 80 , . E : A L sw 4 'expr K if ef, .s k,..'V Q, 7..: ,.,:: - X55 lf i as ,. . L . tg i f as ,,-- . ng 5,2 5 pgs? if 1 X L ' im 4' s, H ,M 2 Q? 4' A P. 'Ps S , ,, GJ H l 2 l of 3 ,-f V X ,K l as-we ,tr 3 ..-nl 1, L, , t I V Bill Ganson I ' qvuy ' jim Gerity ry M . M , A h i f Z '.. Carolyn Giacomin V . -3' , ' 'V E 4 ' jerry Goldman I 1? Nancy Goldstein is M 2 sa . Q a t x lx K lk s - Q Arthur Hanna - M Nancy Hanna 'Y' lf: -V A S B Larry Hartland 'QQ K of , it V Barbara Himmel Ai Nancy Hodge I . as 3 QS : - 4 M' .K fj- , an Marcia Hoffstetter Elaine Hoo er sa - , M .ug . P Ip fe? , L ' Marlene Huffman if N - Q ' . . l l 5 Dick -Iahn 3-ai , -, :f:- f is! , v-' r K, V5 51 U ' . V , R David Jamison , . Ei' , s M ,,. L 77 r F ff? 1: Q Jr, Wmhtar - af el-fa r,,- V W Q! i , VE f 77 , Q , ., krh 2 Jr 'B 1-,r -va r fwf e' 35 i ? L u I A 'fp 2 N y i e ' i N ii if I I xx , igvg J. 5, ,Iva i 5 in 'T' .ig A' T' ,. - in a fl li infix, l f Pete O'Toole W Gary Payne V, Barbara Peterson A- 7,4 fl Sally Poieii ff X - J, . Lucille Priori 'A Y Q 4-Y Q ri ri zi' 1 f N I 1 i i 1 xl Tom Pugh John Recd Tom Reeves Janet Rubright Sheila Schatz ,, ' we .lk , Via A .V ,x ,ie Lauren Schenk john Scully , Barbara Seibert 'ff 'Y , X i t . Donna Serven QM, ' V . Mark Shuping ' L i 'gm 'NV ri ' l i i f Ava, K .ry .ky ,ia K , , E V I 54,125 A 1 .i ksiv JK I K 'V 'Y 7 f i i if 1- K 'yrr sfiff - .f 5' l i. 5' fi' i ii 3 Carol Marzi joe Mazzola 'IQ iff' Carol McCarthy '75 Florence McGregor :gr V jay McKenna ' 1. Marian McLennan ,S lf Sarah Merkle A Janice Morger W e Dick Nero Q33 V, i Jerry New AJ W Susan Nick ,3 Sandra Oliver If 'H x J' N -is . if., L ii E , ,'.. f' i.,3:g, '. Q .. f in ,ii ' A? e A R If K Vifvmi i-kil is :SF sr, -7 g, . A , .. ri , 1 iw Charlotte Sidell Y joan Simcox ig, ,si Dick Smith vi . Curr Srarkwearher E QM PF Esron Sconcsrrecr A 'L A Agnes Tartara X , ff, Lowell Taylor Marcia Wight Nelson Wirremneyer Ron Wormald Madelyn Ziegler ski i k CLASS or JUNE, 1957 Al Alexander Joe Alexander Andrea Allen Al Andrews Alan Auld Sam Baio Betsy Baldau Carol Bandy Ruth Barbins Carol Barker Ernestine Bartko Jim Bans Ronald Beach Shirley Beard Judy Benson Bob Biscotti Joann Bizzarri Willie Blair A Linda Broer Jean Brooks Mike Brophy Donald Brussce Mike Cabot John Caldwell Bev Campbell Michael Carney Jim Casalicchio Dan Castrigano Delores Chrisman Jackie Cipiti Betty Clark Steve Clark Gary Clendening Nancy Collise Judy Collova Pete Comer 82 1,1 TNQ f Ri 311, tyfaf A re r f A ' 4 95 J A J J is K , tt 5 k,:, M A 7 I iff' A' L ,i , ' jg : r P fri sm K Q free f 25 J K I 7' .. if is 6, ,ly 453. , J J 1, A C , C, ' H f Q. K I . 6 , J F, A 3 If . K- L f K nl , K , .t K it, ci K , 7 ,K I . V V -, L V 5, L ' A fr fir J M , J ' 'A B eate ff' . Hysy Ji V, nt, AI' In , X, 1 - i if A ' ' 3 A z ,.., -X . V' ,gf ' l f -' f x il- in I A John Blake i A V .J Bob Boloney J V A 1--ki a John Brennan , wp d L , Anne Brescia , 5 Diane Brescia A ,f ,'f,,ig Qf,1i H F I Y .-,, if' ,, if 1'. N . rf-- H' if' Q i E C L gb M A if V fl' ' A '. ' ' f' -5 ' 1 , , , ,.V 'Q' D - s,st et'r f A Q . sa Q its ' 1, 3 L , 3 V 5 ,,, i l J 'B at , lt B ' isfi slit i it 2 it - ,, ., ,, K' 2 'gtg' X ' ,lu 'N H Q., C ::' ' , - .V 2 A J . A Y ni VV , . A A 2 X QI J 5 f f ' .. -: '53 j '. , Q.. W r ,ts ,,. M cflfir Y 'V H K X f ik, V if xi ffl I . 2 l , L 2 su ww ,Q be 2, Susan Zents Marilyn Ziegler Renae Zucker CLASS OF IANUARY, 1958 David Balk Bonnie Brabender ..- ix A 'T I If .Ji .., 1? diy can 4 K. 5 .A ,..-, 1 '85 . Qs, Q l fr L '13, X 0 J 55 V7 it 1, 1 1' D asv ,,,' f Xi fill! ,. Y YT' A V-M13 'Q I ffk . A 1 ln? ef' if f . ,. PCT Ai K ,,,, , ,sg 8 -ff 1 , X f an my ze, L icy' J J 2 .I 5, L . in 1 X K f, L! I ... ,. -.., was - ' IT5 Je 5 -my r A . P g ir- 'z Jerry Varh Robert Vajda William Vietz Miriam Voelker Pat YVallace Lynn Wagner Larry Webb Victor Weber Judy Weciion Judy Weiss Nonny Wellman Marry Winger Jean Wolfram Bev Woodworth Janet Woolson Tony Yacobucci Ray Zambie Sandy Zampino 3 ,, 1 I X xk .ir Alf' L .E 970, 'la vc me rw '.f 4ff L 'B S.: 1- wi K 2 , r - 1 13? i f, iff Irene Brooks Nancy Bruning Caroline Burke Paul Carani Marlene Celeste Patricia Chessir Mary Jane Coladangelo Melvin C00k Elizabeth Culver Mary Cumming Phillip Della Ralph DePetris Gary DeWyer Judy Diemert Anna DiSant Tom Doughty Doris Eichler Mike Federico 87 Stuart Firrell Richard Ford Geraldine Freise Patricia Frieden Alison Grigsby joe Hacler Penny Hense Ronald Hulvey Margaret Jones Glen Kalal Donna Kassigkeit Stu Kaufman , na i y , -,Eff X W 'Wt R rrrrirjr K Susie Price Marilyn Ptak Henry Reinhard jim Roberts Ken Roberts Arthur Rondini Thomas Ross Marilyn Sahan Loretta Santoro Philip Saunders George Scharlott Larry Schiffbauer 88 1-,ga -fall? H L r, I Q ',,, Q 4, S Ki rr, 3' IQ ,Jl7 7'I' 'W I is 1 a 6 ,pf x .g ix Q . X5 n 9 f ef E rr Qffe a t kr., n N har ' Zin .V . A ? W g,,,, Lg ,N a R . si. J, 2 W Q ' l Tom King ' 'Wi' ,Y 5 Y 1 X , R ' l z f '-,J ' f 1 'j ' , , if yf l imit 1 J rr .Q -Q-, Q, 'ikfyf gl 1 as ,, t . Y ' 'S rw !! if. x allgli' gn. ,gr . 8,712 , . .. -, 5.4. it Q 'Q ,g.,v.,:, f , xr: rt .- . 1 H 3 t Vi ew ' P l 15' I: ' Y. lf' E I lf! ni. Ronnie Litwiler Kermit Mangus Gary Marcus Rosemarie Martin Darlene Massaro Bob Mastrobuono Karen Miller Ed Miscko Merrilyn Mitchell Tony Molinaro Judy Osborne Richard Palicka f of l Fred Parsh Gail Pratt G ea i ' G r..t ,. x A Ky Q X, , Z he-RN f 4 1 KU? mnegvl 0 R. Q., .1- offs 9 +3 f' David Smith Lcc Sncller Sheldon Sobilc Ernest Strodtbcck Susan Sturges James Thomas Gary Titus Don Trcicpcpi Robert Vargo Torn Wachter Bruce Walko Raymond Whitc L... ' 'il- x Qi S t ly 5 l X J P W, Xl 'hr . f 1 fl if ,J 5 ,., m ' grainy , Q ii fl ' . ' I ,g L ivs aff? Ig, lg ..b S, if K, f X 15 --Q Barb Widlitz Raymond Wild Thomas Williams Ubud - tl LW C ,,,sf'T swf If f 1' if IWW ll? S M111 6 SZHSU71. 5 3 ' 0 ...N -' mn' 1' 'iigsiiissifd I ,. P. -E Q Sch who - Uuflll foe Phillips gulping for air. o0l 5 ' 89 rf ' L S' N' 5 Q fi I' Ng fpffgf 1 X ' f , 71 H f x I ffjj ? L H X 15 3 lm f ' I ., 17 f 0 V 1 V X I xx JUNIOR MEMBERS: BACK ROW: Carol Cabot, Nancy Erickson, Lynn Gottron Mei Mei Hull, Lynda Litwiler, Phyllis Smith. FRONT ROW: Lillian Barbey, Bob Cipriani, Dan Glynn, George Blanchard, treasurer, Jack Rowan, Jim Rogers, Bev Martin. SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL: BACK ROW: jim Leach, Don Asuma, Mark Kis- sack, Sandy Brown, Tony Zampino, Dick Traci, Sid Peterson, Arnold Wiener, Dick Freedman, Lee Wc1lman,Jay Hunton, vice- presidentg George Garland, Hank Fischer, president. NOT PICTURED: Anne Hunter, secretary. FRONT ROW: Bev Toth, Joan Patterson, Judy Ridenour, Betty Meola Rosemary Inzano, Terry Thompson, Nancy Crall. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: BACK ROW Pete Urquhart, Dick Smith, Mike Brophy, Dave Fraser, Russ Miller, Dick Nero. FRONT ROW: Bill Petche, Carol Atchi- son, Nancy Hodge, Norma Stonestreet, Al johnson. 92 .L Ronald C0fl'11Il2lI'l i V Ruth Cunningham r ,Z w ha. ' urs Ii 4 KB Kcnnctli Daggs V , , - ,2 of Q joe Dax iw l 'C ' 5 'Wy V V W7 , Sue Davis A 1: S W ii V l V Patricia Dawson X he M 3 l l .tai Valerie Dignin V 'lat if n :'- VV K Jerry Dinallo , -W d '55 5' V L f Carol Downing V . . A Ph iirsouima ,Ai ' W 'rr , y if , Q' I mr Anita Eastburn f I V Roberta Eccleston r ' ll s r D f A, Nancy Ellert V: 'far-.V , V Q 'VV V Vg :xg V WV Richie Elwell V xy, V Vn V V, 5 .Q i 1? Nancy Fee ' ' M V , - rs Ronald Fcnn 3 e V V 5' js Ellen Fischer 'V d ' in S A y Tom Fitzsimons I l 'fi V X , ' James Fleming V Catherine Foster V .NV H an X V V ' VV Nancy Foster ff' ir' D N iw., ,, mg Marion Frantz V VV' I D' V Y ' N Dave Fraser 3 33' r Qs, f 1 f 1 l 1 ' Marilyn Frey 3 Gloria Froleich Vi , Vi' ' ' TQ' Judy Gage -.5 VV ff-- VV 13 at . :Vg Mary Gambcr , V Y 47 V Carolyn Jeffery 5. A V Q 4 A S G . 4 Y ' , G ue ent l J? la. l IK ,V xV ff V Albert Gerloslcy i ,Q Sally Gibson ft f 8' ' . , , . V QV 1 Q? r 6: X VV Qi A jim Gibson fa, ' G ,213 ,Mgr Bill Gleason ' 'V ' ' Vi- K I Dottie Gorden 1 I f V Q , r Donna Graham V , Q V? V fl am i X It f , X V ii V VV I --8 Richard Grcenman Q L' V 0 PM VZ,-V Q V Dan Gyurc e jt fV by ' 5 V - ghillip Hadscll 5 wa- J 4 +0 V V - arol Hall 7 ' W- if V VV ' 'Af ' Gordon Hartwig A l VV Tim Harwood 83 'ul l H o Donna Hayes V. M jim Hensely Eb' ' ' V , Y A V Margaret Heron 3,3 fi- 'LL lj L3 W' Angie Herringshaw ,X ' ,Va V -5 V Rollin Hoffman ..-of V V Rosalie Hoffman A -r V' - M Grant Horan '- . V ' 5 f ::x VV Gail Howell , gl. ' to l L ff V 4 A JHmCSHuflC1S0H to l lt . fo tl' R be l W Jill Hoflolooo R gf' Q gy L of - e mi, Shirley Hudlin V A V V l.- V lzz V 9 George Huston . 5 ' V A f- A ff: 1 fx , . . V, H ' X D. l ll J ll M l 2 ' S. Richard Iseman .V . .. Judy Jays V fi VVVV VV MV o o ,Z it in Allen Johnson JL A V l 5 4 VH .V V Dave Johnson 2? ,gm do-P VV Mary Ann Johnson VJV -f S s 'WAN' V ,V l . l l , tl of R f - V V . Barneyjones Y . , V S ,V f V 1 A Elaine Katz W ' VVVVV .V ll V '. Natalie Katz A V Johnny Kerr V , 'V K 'fi 'f , VV Betty Kirby V . a 11. 'X Q . . 5? f f V . V ,Q S.: ff , Judie Knife A V ' ll- ,. R liV Roth Kolk it V 5' ' 1 V - -F 'W' Donald Kos: I ' V Susan Kramer 7 . 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In our grandfather's time the teacher ruled With a stick, and students were not given the opportunity to develop leadership qualities and to share ideas concerning school problems. It was not until the turn of the century that a need for a Student Council was recognized. The forty-seven members of our Student Council are the repre- sentatives of our student govern- ment. Each council member serves on one of the nine standing committees for the entire semester. This year the members of these committees were responsible for sponsoring the foot- ball queen campaign, conducting the welfare drive, planning many of our assemblies, and aiding a French War orphan. The first semester ofhcers were Hank Fischer, president, Jay Hun- ton, vice-president, Anne Hunter, secretary, and George Blanchard, treasurer. 93 CHO R Carol Bandy Bob Barker Bernie Baron jim Baus jane Berger Chris Beres Wilma Bockstahler Bob Bortner Nancy Bryan Carole Cabot Laura Carr Nancy Collova Nancy Crall Phyllis Daley Toni Daugherty Marianne DeMent Bob DeWard Bill Dignin Don Draheim jack Dreifort Diane Dysert Barbara Earley Pat Fall Leslie Farnsworth Karen Fellows Elaine Forkapa Barb Fracasso Dick Freedman George Garland Diane Gerscheski Ralph Green Dan Gyure Larry Hartland Marilyn Hicks Al Hoffman Nancy Hodge Joy Hossel jay Hunton Mary Margaret Hull jim Kitson Since 1904, when the hrst choral group was organized, Shaw students have found in the choir not only opportunities for individual expres- sion, but also enjoyment in providing music for both the school and the community. This year the choir sang at the annual Armistice Day assembly, the Christmas program, the eommencements of both gradu- ating classes, the Spring Concert, and the Lake Erie League Choir Festival at Heights High School. At Christmas time, they gave con- certs at Sterling-Linder-Davis, Halle's, and on Public Square. They also broadcast their third annual half-hour program over station just what is music? An art of sound in time which expresses ideas and emotions in significant forms through the elements of rhythm, melody, harmony, and color, says Mr. Webster. And what does it take to achieve good music? just ask the members of the choir. Most of them will agree on this sure-fire recipe: Take eighty-two Shawites, Add one inspiring director, Season with plenty of hard work, cooperation, and pleasant experiences. Mix well, and you'll come up with as tasty a platter as you've ever heard! You'll find a sample right at the back of this book . . Barbara Kline Lynda Litwiler Al Mackell Virginia Mackell Carol McNickle Ronnie McCoy Genny MCWhirter Lee Roy Mikut Martha Mueller Bonnie Nickell Elaine Nichols jane Parker joan Patterson Dave Peters Sidney Peterson Darlene Randolph Kathy Regal Betty Reid Steve Renton Ken Ryder . Marlene Sabatino Sandy Sane john Schalois Ann Schuif Donna Serven Dave Small Midge Small Phyllis Smith Carolyn Southworth Renfrew Spence Allen Spencer janet Stillinger Bill Stockstill Agnes Tartara Gloria Vara jerry Vath Jim Woehrmann Charlotte Wormald Lee Wellman Linda Yannetta Tony Zainpino I I I r 1 l Officers of the Shaw High Orchestra are: president, Lee Roy Mikutg vice-president, Nancy Crall, secretary-trease urer, Tom Peelingg and librarians, Dave Stoker and Allan Spencer. Orchestra membership is twenty-three this year, nineteen less than last year. A few more players are needed. For example, jim Woehrmann plays cello some days. The next day, he'll be slapping a bass viol or twirl- ing the sticks as he plays the Scotch bass drum with the marching band. The orchestra meets daily in the band room fifth period, with Mr. Fraser directing. The first ten or fifteen minutes of the period are spent Waiting for choir rehearsal to adjourn Qthey use the same roomj. The next five are spent tuning instruments and setting up stands. The players straggle in, a clarinet player here, a violinist there, until by 1 o'clock everyone is ready to play. lt is an organized unit from 1 to 1:15 when the bell rings. The orchestra took part in the Veterans' Day assembly, the Christmas program, the Lake Erie League festival held at Patina in February, the Spring Concert, and both Commencement Day exercises. ORCH T RA K K ROW D' fd Miss Shields directing the Choir C an Stoker, Ken jarrnusch, Tom Peeling, Lee Roy Mikut, Ellen Moore, Sandy Brown, Frank icllc Due Keck. FRONT ROW: Ann Lindsay, Nancy Crall, Ruth Philipp, Donna Serven, Margaret Delvigs, an Brown Richard Greenman, Tom Gaines, Al Spencer, Andrea Allen, Carolyn Jeffery, Helen Rendlesham, 'lfllll Gray Mary Ann Lee, Jim Woehrmann. NOT PICTURED: Georgia Buckingham, Bob Mycrscough, 1rry Putabach. 2 Q i 2 2 i 4 i E 2 3 2 2 I 3 VOCALISTS: BACK ROW: Bob DeWard, Dave Peters, Larry Hartland,Jay Hunton, George Garland, Al l-lolfman, Bob Barker, Ken Ryder. FRONT ROW: Virginia Mackell, Nancy Collova, Betty Reid, Leslie Farnsworth, Nancy Bryan, Agnes Tartara, Kathy Regal, Barbara Earley. INSTRUMENTALISTS: BACK ROW: Tom Gaines, Jim Woehrmann, Ronny Cornman, Al Alexander, Lewis Barnes, Danny Glynn, Tom Scherr, Tom Peeling. MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Hodge, Richard Riehl, Terry Thompson, Georgia Buckingham, Ken Schiring. FRONT ROW: Nancy Crall, Ann Lindsay, Ruth Philipp. OCTET STANDING: Al Hoffman, Nancy Bryan, Bob DeWard, Virginia Mackell, Larry Hartland, Leslie Farnsworth, Jay Hunton, Barbara Earley. SEATED: Nancy Hodge. QC The rhythmaires of Shaw High, the Octet, added four new faces this year replacing graduates. The Octet is composed of eight students who are best in their sections. They are re- quired to rehearse on their own time. Their specialties are popular ballads and novel and rhythmic arrange- ments like Loch Lomond and l their unique interpretation of Ru- dolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. Be- sides taking part in school activities, they are high on the scale of musical popularity with local civic and church groups. M RHYTHM TEEN The Rhythm Teens was started two years ago as an experiment by Miss Shields and Mr. Fraser partly to entertain various civic groups in and around Cleveland, but mainly to provide pleasure and experience for the members. The 32 members C16 vocalists and 16 instrumentalistsD rehearse on their own time-the instrumentalists after school and the vocalists in a 7:45 Sunrise session. They perform during the entire school year. Christmas season brings as many as three or four appear- ances a week. ln order to remain in Rhythm Teens, members must maintain a good scholastic average. Ma Shields and Fraser, as they are affec- tionately called by their Rhythm Teens' family, are the planners, directors, booking agents, and emergency drivers for the group. The most outstanding venture the Rhythm Teens undertook was the two-day road trip in the spring of 1954 to Wellington, Toledo Libbey, Toledo De Vilbiss, and Sandusky High Schools, and the Sandusky Rotary Club. Everyone had a wonderful time and naturally they are all looking forward to next time. Fred Waring, whose presentation ideas the Rhythm Teens have borrowed, might Well be proud of this ambitious group of teen-agers who are making his type of show popular. S T RIN G EN EJMBLE STANDING: Barbara Earley, Ann Lindsay, Nancy Crall, Ruth Ann Philipp, Margaret Delvigs, Andrea Allen. SEATED:Janet Stillinger. ear s String lznsemble was com- of seven girls who practiced to- r on Mondays during the latter nf fifth period. Nancy Crall, the Tnember with previous member- .n this group, served as its or- er and leader. The girls played .rious programs, dinners, and eons such as the one for the nercial Teachers of Cleveland. :ngagement which all the girls d was fun but probably silly :he annual Shaw Football Ban- The boys were so wrapped up :ir conversation that they coulda ave heard, let alone fully appre- , the lovely strains of Deep le. 'Q 1 is ' - pry KJ: If , ,sf W, Q--f ' . XJ . :X . ,,,, . , i , ' . '3' J fi . fi, fs' if fl, ? f JM 'K x ' - 'X' ' up I, 8 1' V . f . Ns? x l Ni ll L. x Q r 'E-v 2, 'Y f Q no Q 32.+. '.f. a'L2:: s , x. 5. I i ?x W 4 . 1 yi, 1 M 'ln ,W 14,35 . x f 4 . Q , 2 WMV A X nit 5 4 4 raw.. 45.-, Q-...z.... I .' .X ,1. AY 3 l l- I .L,,..-ff' QM -7 ve. 1 , .QI A 'wr - 1 X . ' ,k V ,. R 1 , . . 7 Af 0, AL f 'Z ' r. inf! 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DR UM MA jozz Lee Roy Mikut Carol Bandy Juanita Bechtal Linda Broer Nancy Blough Arlene Brelo Carol Bregitzer Jean Brooks Judy Brown Nancy Cadwell Mildred Carlton Jackie Cipiti Judy Collova Pat Condon Patricia Dawson Valerie Dignin Carol Downing Judy Dunn Phyllis DuRand Barbara Dwyer Roberta Ecelesron Frances Ede Joyce Fairweather Kathryn Foster Sue Foxall Gloria Froelich Lynn Funk Mary Gamber Angie Herringshaw Shaw High's six high-stepping ma- jorettes, Sandy Andrews, Jill Hudel- son, Rosemary lnzano, Bev Martin, Sue Nick, and Peggy Wintersteller, led by the drum major, Lee Roy Mikut, added glamour and color tc the pageantry of the football games and rallies. Chosen early in the school year by Mr. S. Robert Fraser for their march- ing and twirling ability, the six maiorettes and the drum major prac- ticed daily at the football field with the band. They exhibited their talents at the pep rallies .ind marched during the flag-raising and the half-time show presented by the Shaw band ai each football game. MA 10125 TTES Barbara Hill Shirley Hudlin Judie Knife Ann Lindsay Raecine McCloud Carol McCuskey Carol Neitzel Carolyn Pierce Judy Pfefler Mary Pirro Linda Randall Sally Rapp Miriam Raupach Marlene Reinard Rosemary Rogers Janet Rubright Pat Savitz Diane Sheppard Joan Simcox Judy Simon Karin Smith Roberta Tatka Barbara Urquhart Mary Varble Judy Wachter Lynn Wagner Carol Wolfram Beverly Woodworth Janet Woolson ng. 1 , 09090 3 ' l' l ' Q tml. ,. , W' ,H , 'MJ -ws.: 40 'mf NT ROW: Midge Small, vice-president, Anne Hunter, secre- Mary Lois Uphoff, Judy Wachter, Barbara Earley Ann Lindsay g Sidney Peterson, president, Helen Rendlesham, treasurer, BACK ROW: Ieva Auzins, Margaret Delvigs Peter Ness Carol lc Fischer. MIDDLE ROW: Laura Carr, Diana Reynard, Frantz, Jim Kutcher, David Peters, Jay Hunton ATIONAL H0 OR SOCIETY Scholarship, leadership, character, and serviceff' these are the desired qualities by which prospective members of the National Honor Society are evaluated. Made up of the top fifteen pet cent of each class, the organization which was founded in 1925, was at hrst only a school group, but a few years later joined the national organization of which it is still a member. Suspense is at its peak When, at semi-annual inductions, the secretary reads the names of the new members. Proof of their ability is the fact that the majority of them go on to college after graduation. INT ROW: janet Vyse, Lynn Gottron, Lil Barbey, Ann Bev Toth, Joy Reinhard, Mary Lou Walton BACK ROW iff, Leslie Farnsworth, Connie Caldwell. MIDDLE ROW: Leonard Short, Tom Peeling, Bob Jennings Dick Freedman ge D'Ambrosia, Betty Meola, Barbara Dwyer, Lee Wellman, Doris Krause, Joan Martin. X! i .. M ...Q '- .nf cv K' 1K4 STANDING: Barbara Barr, vice-president, Donna Peterson, treasurer, Leah McHarg, secretary, Nancy Knowles, president, Elaine Forkapa, publicity chairman. SEATED: Miss Norma Smith. OUR PEP 'AWe are the Cardinals, Cardinals are we . . . sing the 146 members of the Pep Club, who meet every other Monday night in the audi- torium. Miss Norma Smith, physical education instructor, is the SpOIlSOI'. Shakeroos were made by Pep Club members during the summer, but they ended up buying the shakeroos which were sold to Shaw students. l in N Here's my last quarter! A free trip to Lima on the chartered train was awarded to Gloria Vara for correctly guessing the noise of a shak- eroo over the public address system, the two runners-up received shakeroos. Pep Club money bought white wool sweaters for the cheerleaders to replace the black SWCHICIS. The Pep Club sponsored buses to all away football games for Shaw High stu- dents. Posters made by mem- bers urged students to attend the games and Pep Club members sold programs at the home games. The bonfire football rally at Shaw Sta- dium before the Collinwood game and the basketball and football rallies were organ- ized by the Pep Club .... 4'We never lose our pep! 102 9 4 1 Our fiery spirit! i'Let's have Ll Victory Well, let's hit it S-f lH-- lSfl lllu This is the beginning of all the cheers familiar to the ears of the student hody. The six girls who stimulate the cheering are Charf lene Hull, head cheerleader, and Darleneilohnson, seniors, Lillian Barlwey, Gay Settevendemie, 'Inner Kitson, and .lune Raufman, juniors. After Gay and June returned from cheer-leading camp in Inf diana, where they learned many of the new yells, such as He calm, be cool, and he collected, the six girls began practicing once it Week at Shaw stadium. Through constant practice, they have learned to work well together and are alwle to do ll lwetter job of leading you, the student hody, in cheering your team to victory. Charlene Hall, Lillian Barbey, Janet Kitson, Gay Scttevendemie, Darlene Johnson, june Raufman. ev- X 3 1 I a Z Q i s I I u Q I LIMA Tlllly ,:3O P.lVl. October 28, and the autumn air seemed espite the dazzling sunlight. just an ordinary Ly afternoon to the average East Clevelander, but nthusiastic Cardinal roorers it was the beginning Ig, exciting excursion. Planned by Mr. Robert ihe trip was Shaw's seccnd annual migration to -of-town high school. Last year the Cardinals l to Toledo to play Libbey. special Nickel Plate touchdown train, including idents' cars, a band car, a lunch car, and two cars nts behind the engine, echoed with the familiar f We are the Cardinals, Cardinals are we, as gration got under way. A screeching of brakes, 1ductor's nasal All aboard! and train lurched d toward its destinationf-Lima. Singing, visiting, eating, having the time of their lives, proved to make the time fly. Spirit prevailed throughout the march through the streets of Lima to the stadium, through the game, and even through the return trip. Although the Cardinal stands resounded with shouts of Eight, team, Fight! , the squad was unable, with several injured players out of action, to tally a single groupe-spirit that lasted during the point as they dropped the contest, 25f0, to Lima Central. Defeated? Maybe, but despite the loss, enthusiasm was high as the fans boarded the train for home. A panorama of lights greeted the train load of weary pass sengers as it approached downtown Cleveland. Even as the train chugged slowly into East Cleveland station at 2:30 A.M., a chorus of sleepy voices penetrated the quiet desolationn We never lose our pep! We're marching to the stadium . , 105 mm jill Dreifort, 1954 Football Qucen Iohn Barker, manager Marge D Ambrosia art cl , , cn zmr, Sid Peterson, manager, Jill Drcifort, F b ' ' oor all Queen, Larry Whrtncy, managerg Lee Wellman, attemlnmt. Q 106 Sandy's dandy, says jim Vogel, as he presents Sandy Brown, the first of the six football queen candidates. Our Little Margie D'Arnbrosia presents a hilarious Charleston skit featuring Carol Feast. Bill Sharp, Marta Gunder, Barbara Beercheck, and Nina Pompignano act as straightmen. Mighty Like a Rose, say Dick Moller and Steve Havas as they es- cort Rosemary Inzano down the stairs into the limelight. Avvright, you guys, says Sid Herzig, talking to a couple of Euclid Avenue toughs, Vote for Jill, the peoples choice. Our beautiful Bev Toth, wearing a shimmering green gown, is proudly introduced by Pat Pace to the admiring audience. To grandmothers house through a forest of the best-looking trees that you may ever see goes Red Riding Hood, Donna Peterson, in Lee Wellman's skit. 107 Where's my new Friendship pin? li Special programs and projects instead of regular business meetings made this a very interesting year for the members of the Junior, Sophomore Friendship Club. Friendship furnished the models and Simplicity Patterns supplied the clothes Cfrom Bermuda shorts worn by jackie Cipiti to a breath-taking red dress modelled by Carol Beckj for the fall fashion show in the auditorium, There was a Mother-Daughter Potluck supper held in November and a speaker at Christmastime who showed the girls how to make Christmas packages attractive and how to tie unusual-looking bows. Two parties were enjoyed by both Friendship groups together. The collection of pocket sized books for servicemen over-seas was a project repeated for the third straight year Probably the most heart-warming service project was the party which twenty girls gave to the old people of a city boarding home during Christmas vacation. Each of the elderly persons, many of whom were bed- ridden, was given a gift, amply supplied with ice cream and cookies, and treated to the singing of Christmas carols. The money needed to cover the expenses of the Party was earned by the sale of Christ- mas corsages which the girls assembled from ltits. These attractive corsages were sold in the cafeteria. The project proved to be very successful and will, no doubt, be repeated. The membership of the club during the first semester was l3O! The second semester group was smaller because of two mid-term classes. The oflicers for the second semester were Agnes Tartnra, president, Nancy Hodge, vice-presidentg and Carol Atchison, secre- tary-treasurer. .- OPHO ORE RIE D HIP BACK ROW: Linda Yannetta, Hazelan Zachau, Judy Mears, janet Stillinger, president, Sandra Andrews, Linda Randall, Agnes Tartara. FRONT ROW: Miss janet Shuman, advisorg Margaret Hunsicker, vice-presidentg Carole Goldie, secretary-treasurerg Elaine Nichols. sp K! Q' i ROW: Lee Wellman, Gloria Vara, Grace Martin, Nancy Erickson, Leah Mel-larg, Sandy Mellen, Donna son, Joanne Bachleder, Ann Schuff, Barbara Barr, Elaine Forkapa, Rosemary Inzano, joan Smith, Millie Jn. FRONT ROW: Midge Small, vice-president, Anne Hunter, president, Nancy Knowles, secretary-treasurer, Meola, program chairman. ENIOR FRIE D HIP Organized in 1919 to promote friendliness among Shaw girls, the Senior Friendship Club has spent a busy year doing just that. Both Friendship clubs participated in a get-acquainted party in the new gym at the beginning of the first semester. A week later a style show was put on by Simplicity Patterns with Friendship girls serv- ing as models. Under the direction of a new advisor, Miss Harriet Carpenter, a successful carnival was held in the cafeteria. The live-cent tickets purchased at the door were used for Dart Throw, Squirt the Candle, Tennis Toss, and many other games. Refreshments were sold and dancing was held in the Cardinals' Nest. Two interesting speakers discussing hope chests and personality were a part of the year's program. A Christmas party in the new gym was attended by members of both Friendship clubs. Making Santa Claus favors for the children's polio ward at City Hospital was the responsibility of the Service Club. The end of each semester is always marked by a Senior Pot Luck dinner at which the seniors bow out and the newly elected oflicers are announced. . .. . in f ' eB1 Mel: - l- ' Vysc and Bev Martm advertising the Smp The o cers or the second semester were etty to 1, presitcnt, booth at the Friendship Carnival. Grace Martin, vicerpresidentg Rosemary Inzano, secretary-treasurer, and Lee Wellman, program chairman. lO9 STANDING: Doris Mayner, Barbara Seibert, Janice Rick. SEATED: Ieva Auzins, Esta Rosenblum, Jim Woehrmann, Pru Biluton, Mar- garet Delvigs. Officers of the Shaw High Dramatic Club are Jim Woehi'mann, presidentg Pru Biluton, vice-president, Esta Rosenblum, secretaryg and Dave Giv- en, treasurer. The purpose of the Dramatic Club is to give its members experience in acting, make-up, cos- tuming, lighting, setting, and direct- ing, according to Miss Lois Dean, speech teacher and advisor for the club. This year, the members of the Dramatic Club, who meet on Thursv days after school. decided to call themselves the Shaw High Players. An old-fashioned, one-act melodrama, SheWasOnlyaFatmer'sDaughter, was their first presentation. The Dramatic Club is one of the oldest at Shaw. Since our grand- parents' time, its members have pro- vided entertainment tor students, faculty, and friends. Once there were ajunior and a Senior Dramatic Club. Each group was composed of 100 or DRAMA TIC CL UB STAGE CREW The stage crew, under the guidance of Miss Lois Dean, is invaluable in helping Shaw's assemblies and stage productions to run smoothly. Most students don't see the stage crew in action except when someone adjusts a microphone or moves the speaker's more students giving plays semi annually. stand a little to the right. This is only a fraction of their job. Their other responsibilities include light- ing, curtain-pulling, and swift sc-t changes, which add up to successful staging. STANDING: jerry Goldman, Jack Curry, Dave Arnett, Diane Sheppard, Nancy Sheppard, Dolores Dallas, Ralph Pratt, Tony Graham. KNEELING: Clyde Zirm, Don Kost. T W. ,,,-4 ', it 'A ,a . jj. I VS? .. W. K 7 ark st, C mm NG: Nancy Gabriel, Ruth Hutter, Carolyn Pierce, Betty ', Barbara Johnson, Gloria jones, Loramae Weiland. 'z Rosemary Dohm, Seba Ferlito, Lois Lewis, Barbara 'oan Martin. NOT PICTURED: Barbara Barr, president. T0 RCIAL CL UB dsay, Ken Daggs, Kay Mason, :k, Leo Tkat, Bob Nyman. The purpose of the Commercial Club, directed by Mr. Hammer, is twofold, to promote interest in business Fields and to provide guidance for those desiring to enter the business world. Eighteen mem- bers of this new club meet once a month in room 309. Field trips and speakers were planned for the Commercial Club's program. The officers are: Barbara Barr, presidentg Barbara Dwyer, vice-president, and Seba Ferlito, secretary- treasurer. To be a member one must have one busi- ness credit or be enrolled in a business course and pay the 25 cents' membership fee. M 0 VIE O ERA ORS Mr. Albert Dolan, physics teacher, directs the eleven hard-working boys and girls who show the noontime and classroom movies, which all Shaw students enjoy. Since classroom movies are a popular and beneficial supplement to textbook learning, they are an essential part of many courses offered at Shaw. ll C0 LEGE CL UB What do you want in a college? Considera- tion of cost, location, size, rating, and courses offered is important, agreed Col- lege Club members who this year enjoyed a varied program of speakers, nlms, and gen- eral information designed to help solve their college problems. One of the few College Clubs in the greater Cleveland high schools, the organ- ization is comparatively new at Shaw. The need for such a club was recognized as more and more graduates were college- bound, explains Miss Lucille Provo, faculty adviser. Trips to Western Reserve, Fenn, Kent, Oberlin, Wooster, Baldwin-Wallace, and Hiram offered chances to visit the colleges in this area. One highlight of this year's program was a meeting at which members were told about College Board Exams and then took a short sample College Board test. Other programs included a debate by college students on college at home vs. college out-of-town, guest speakers from the Armed Forces, and a panel of Shaw faculty members, who discussed co-educa- tional schools vs. privatc men's and women's colleges. COLLEGE CLUB OFFI- CERS:jim Woehrmann, treasurer, Laura Carr, presi dent, Anne Hunter, secre- tary, Midge Small, vice- president, One of the high bran advixcx the prafpectiw recruitr. .fcrgeant Mary Tbompxon talk of oppartunitirx in the I i2 Womenhr Armed Farrar. UBSER VER JG: Ieva Auzins, Leah McHarg, Grace Martin, Pat Hoff, Carol EATED: Sandy Mellen, Laura Carr. NOT PICTURED: john f . 'Nl' , I 'M 23fP,,3,-fy U. -u-yr. sr.w.w A nn,,r, r,3,rnrr rnnr , in r nnrJrrn,,ng , rj Y Editor Laura Carr pun the paper to bed. One of the first rights transported to this country by the early English colonists, freedom of speech and of the press, is an important part of our American way of life. It is through school publications, such as the Shaw Observer, that students have enjoyed the opportunity for free expression through journalism. Born on April 24, 1930, the Observer made its initial appearance as a bi-Weekly, six-column paper. Its first advisers were Miss Mildred Palmer, English teacher, and Homer Gifford. In 1935, the responsi- bility was turned over to Miss Clara Clendenen, who remained as faculty sponsor until 1939, when Hubert McNeill assumed the role of chief. The staff, made up of the journalism class and editors Carr and Tomcho, this year observed the twenty-fifth year of Observer publication. As in- evitable as last-minute deadlines and paper-crammed wastebaskets, the hard-working staff, along with Mr. Mac, could be found every Thursday night be- fore publication, completing copy with the added in- spiration of imported hamburgers and milkshakes. Thus, the budding journalists, by becoming better acquainted with their school and their fellow stu- dents, learn not only to develop a nose for news, but to appreciate their American heritage-freedom of the press. Pat Candon and Lucille Saunway eliminate tb: due tok and add ramfnar. is SHUTTLE This year's Sbzmle is, for the most part, the joint effort of the eleven members of the sixth period Publications class which met during the first semester in room 210. The class was advised by Mr. Bruce Holderbaum, art teacher and sponsor. Work on the Shuttle was begun in the first week of school with the members of the class discussing prices of covers, photography, and advertising. As time elapsed, layouts were drawn, copy written, rewritten, and typed, and pictures were taken, cut to size, and pasted carefully on build-up sheets. When John Tomcho's illness required him to be absent from school, Ralph Green took candids and group photographs as scheduled, enabling the dead- line to be met. The week-long absence of Janet Stillinger, Editor-in-Chief, and Laura Carr, copy writer, was sorely felt as other staffers labored heroically to make up for the missing members. Six months and countless hours of hard work are spent to create the Sburrle. Late in February, the last captions and headings are frantically written and the last picture is cemented down. All the staff members breathe a sigh of relief as the final work, on their part, is wrapped and sent to the printers, not to be seen again until the book comes out in May. STAF STAFF: BACK ROW: Janet Collier, Linda Randall, Doris Mayner, Karen Fellows, Sue Werther, Pru Biluton, Shelley Krantz, Myra Alter. FRONT ROW: Margaret Sisk, Elaine Nichols. H. R. SOLICITORS: BACK ROW: Carol Downing, Sandra Oliver, Donna Graham, Joyce Peters, Ronald Beach, Margaret Sisk, Gay Elgin, Carol Bregitzer, Barbara Dwyer. FRONT ROW: Joyce Hoffman, janet Randall, Barbara Seibert, Ann Lindsay, Aloyce Fair- weather, Chris Beres. - ..,.,,, 5 l,,,, ' Q0 R9 wfgw-f U EDITORS: BACK ROW: john Tomcho, Doris Krause, Barbara Kline, Charlene Novak, joan Snavely, jim Vogel. FRONT ROW:-Inner Srillinger, Virginia Conant, Hazelan Zachau, Marge Hunsickcr, Laura Carr. Jim Vogel searching for the picture Hard at work is the Publications class! Dick West, secretary, Dick Traci, vice-president, Leonard Short, president, Dick Freed- man, treasurer, jim Kutcher, chaplain, Mr. William Cumler, director of the Hi-Y. HI- Y These Shaw girls are not farmers' daughters, but guests of the Hi-Y boys at the Barn Party. ll6 Hi-Y is a high school Y.M.C.A. organization which meets every Monday night at the Y House with Mr. William Cumler as director. The young men gather for fun and Work together on many different projects. There are three small clubs in the Hi-Y, Amigos, Argus, and Delphi. Delphi is working on a project to get good movies for the meetings. Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living is the pledge of the Hi-Y boys. Each year Hi-Y has many social func- tions. In the fall, there was a Barn Party at the Centerville Mills Y.M.C.A. camp, with social and square dancing. The Can-Can chorus line made up of our knobby-kneed, hairy-legged heroes proved to be a hysterical feature of the annual Hi-Y Show. Hi-Y and the Friendship clubs of Shaw jointly sponsored and organized the Hi-Y-Friendship Dance. D LPHI STANDING: Rgmnly Abbey, Dick West, jim Kutcher, John Bodmcr, Mr. Mcinhart. SEAT- ED: Burney jones, john White- horn, Pete Hocgstrom, jim Bodmer, Bill Struck. ARGU STANDING: .loc Black, Dave Tichy, Glenn Springstccl, Doug Pew, Tom Gaines, Bob Lane, Mr. Dcimcr. SEATED: Dave Stoker, Richard DcMarco, Tad Perrin, Bob Eastman, Arthur Bcatty, Bob Vajda. --kg N, M OUR CAN TEE COUNCIL The lively dances held in our new gym following all home football and basketball games were planned and executed by Shaw's hard-working Canteen Council. This year's Can- teen dances were made more enjoyable than those of the past by the use of beautiful colored lights reflecting from the traditional glittering crystal ball hanging in the center of the gym. Card tables and chairs arranged on one section of the dance floor created a welcome spot to rest those weary feet or a place to sit and talk over the game while sipping a coke. The gayest dance of the football season was held Novem- ber 12, 1954, in honor of Shaw's 1954 Football Queen, Jill Dreifort, and her two attendants, Lee Wellman and Marge D'Ambrosia. This year the Canteen Council has become a recognized school organization. Each member is assigned to a special committee on the council. These committees are in charge of posters and publicity, police, assigning council members their time to work at the dances, and the running of the checkroom. Only if each member does his individual job well, is the council able to carry out its plans successfully. The council does not have a specific meeting time. How- ever, meetings are usually held the Monday night before each home game at various members' homes. The consti- tution of the council limits its membership to twenty. The hard-working officers are: Johnny Stewart, president, Janet Stillinger, vice-president, Linda Yannetta, secretary, and Larry Hartland, treasurer. Young at Heart Only a nickel, says jane as Judy and Midge practice their salesmanship. STANDING: Dave Campbell, Lil Barbey, Sandy Brown, janet Stillinger, Barbara Barr, Linda Yannetta, Betty Meola, Agnes Tartara, Joe Pavlos. SEATED: Al Mackell, Larry l 18 Hartland, johnny Stewart, Tony Zampino, Hank Fischer, George Blanchard, Art Shank. NOT PICTURED: Carol Atchison, Tom Scherr, Jim Rogers, Mary Margaret Hull. STANDING: Stan Salter, Dave Tabor, Margaret Delvigs, Laura Carr, president, Jim Woehrmann, leva Auzins, Mary Lois Uphoff, Richard Wightman. SEATED: Janice Rick, Doris Mayner, Diana Reynard, Martha Gray. hrst and third Mondays of each month, the slurses' Club meets in room 17. The girls see 'ar speakers, and discuss the nursing vocation. a to Greater Cleveland hospitals the girls have 'tunity to talk with student nurses and gain a iderstanding of the responsibilities and require- ? nursing. Nurses is an organization for girls planning a nursing and it welcomes girls who have not ,ed on a particular career. Shaw was among the 1 schools in Cleveland to have a Future Nurses' iss Nina McWebb, school nurse, is the club T URE URS S OR COUNCIL World Affairs are Your Affairs, reminded the junior Council on World Affairs this year. Meeting in room 22 on alternate Thursdays, the organization discussed ju- venile delinquency, segregation, West German rearma- ment, and the third party in the United States. ln addition to dinner meetings at other Lake Erie League schools, the high spot on the 1955 calendar was the annual A'Mock United Nations convention at Western Reserve University, at which each participat- ing school represented a country in the General As- sembly. The Russian delegates' jobs were easy, of course, all they had to do was walk out. Q4 tv. ,1 Q STANDING: Rae Gray, Marilyn Pfeiffer, Hazelan Zachau, Joyce Hoff- man, Nancy Erickson, Joy Reinhard, Marion Frantz, Sue Foxall, Carol Beck, Leslie Farnsworth, Judy Simon, Brenda Moser. SEATED: Carol Frantz, president. ll9 daring' H Y rvlfwn in Z0 vain LW ' C mm' rw 5 1 120 wif r PM -..ll 14 'un U' v Q CLASSROOM Studies serve for delight, for ornament, and for ability, said Francis Bacon in his essay Of Studies. Their chief use for delight is in privateness and retiring, for ornament is in discourseg and for ability is in the judgment and disposition of busi- ness. Here you see some of your fellow stu- dents assimilating everything from the functions of the endocrine glands to quad- ratic equations, in hopes that their next report cards will bear marks of which they can be proud. No matter if their aim is to type 100 words a minute, or to become better acquainted with their city govern- ment, you can be sure that they will be- come stronger, wiser, more useful citizens. No matter if they are devouring physics problems or spaghetti, they will surely be full of the nourishment of knowledge. Here are the doctors, lawyers, secre- taries, teachers, engineers, housewives, and truck drivers of tomorrow--and who knows?Ymaybe even a president of the United States! The publimriam clan at work. Learning about the human body in plryxialagy plan. CA DIDS Linda Smith and Gerry Perkin: type letterf an the eleetrie typewriterx, O . ,fe 0046760 Z. 'I PM t iff :lg -l'.r t .reulpturing the clay. Mr. Carqyf watches the member: of hte advanced algebra elaff repair their baakf. J 2 l g ,, . . L f' Y 4 , no Sf Ml K U :li 3 H Q ii I i ii in I a Ja 1 . 'K a i A .Qiilra-'fr V .., . ,., Ln, n.L a 6 ' Sl t . - . I r l .,. ... .,,.. ,,,,,,W ,,,L , , A , , , t M M we ,:: N ew - ,f: : '. 1 5 .. ...' - , LLL, V, ,xml ' 5 X L' A :' i l A A Q - BACK ROW: joe Phillips, Don Clark, Curt Downing, Steve Havas, Bob Fish, Tom Drake, jim Rogers, Al Kregenow. MIDDLE ROW: Tom Freitag, Dave Lawson, CL UB Editor-in-Chief Art Editor Copy Editor Senior Editor Activities' Editor Sportf Editor Undergraduate Editor Advertifing Editorr Pbotograpberf Circiilation Mana ger Art Staff Ed Dell, George Blanchard, Dan Glynn, Ken jarmusch, Hank Fischer, Don Felice, Harold Klug, John Barker. FRONT ROW: Bill Ford, john Stewart, George Garland, jack Rowan, Jim Leach, jim Kutcher, Jim Kitson, Tony Zampino, Dean Apple. NOT PICTURED: jim Vogel, Jim Ellis, Larry Landis, jay Hunton, Hank Fischer, Brian Smiar. SHUTTLE STAF janet Stillinger Marge Hunsicker Joan Snavely Virginia Conant Charlene Novak jim Vogel Barbara Kline Judy Albrecht Hazelan Zachau john Tomcho Ralph Green Doris Krause Hazelan Zachau Charlene Novak 122 Copy .Ytajf Typifti U nd er graduate .Y ta If C ircnlation S ta jf Audio Laura Carr Margaret Sisk janet Collier Doris Mayner Enid Gerson Loramae Weiland Linda Randall Susie Werther Karen Fellows Shelley Krantz Myra Alter john Tomcho Tom Schafer EN UR INDEX CLASS OF JANUAR Y 1955 D ANDERSON Lrlyon motball, Homeroom Basketball, Ashbury College. ARMAO lburndale 'cl1estra, Intramural Basketball. ZIRNOFF llcrest Road .te University, Industrial Psy- BACHLEDER .dcliffe Rd. J, College Club, Shuttle Solicitor. ', Elementary Education Major. TTON eaumont St. Basketball. Printing. K BEITZEL Bw .mpton Rd. zhestra, Friendship, G.A.A., Fu- :s, Monitor. St. Lukes Hospital, CCERI iowles Ave. Monitor Captain, Student Coun- Grocery Store Business. CALDWELL rinico Ave. 1, National Honor Society. Secre- IMPBELL lfth Ave. Band, Canteen Council. Kent lic Relations. CATANESE Angie lrose Ave. 1, Commercial Club. Stenog- X CONANT Ginny laview Rd. lirculation Manager and Senior lhirlo, Sec.-Treas., Friendship, Iollege Club. Ohio University, hy. 'SGROVE artford Rd. 7, G.A.A., Monitor, Pep Club. 'TNER w. 1 Durkee Rd. Kent, Business Administration. CRANE law Ave. Vlachinist. JACK DREIFORT 1877 Hastings St. Hi-Y, College Club, Jr. Council on World Affairs, Dramatic Club, Movie Operator, Homeroom Basketball, Choir, Pep Club. University of Miami, Fla., Doctor. JILL DREIFORT 1877 Hastings Ave. Friendship, G.A.A., Future Nurses, Life Saving, Monitor, Modern Dancing. Nurs- in . GFXY ELGIN 848 Greyton Rd. Friendship, Cabinet, G.A.A., Life Saving, Monitor, Pep Club, Shuttle Solicitor. Sec- retary. RICHARD FINITZER 14208 Northfield Navy. HENRY FISCHER Hank 13409 Garden Rd. Student Council, President and Vice-Pres., Football, Track, National Honor Society, Junior Kiwanian, Canteen Council. Ohio State, Architectural Engineering. CAROL FRANTZ 1858 Roxford Rd. Friendship, Future Nurses Club, Sec.-Treas. and Pres., Business Club, National Honor Society. Lutheran Hospital, Nursing. DICK FREEDMAN 650 Edgerly Rd. Hi-Y, Pres., Choir, Junior Kiwanian, Class Vice Pres., College Club, National Honor Society, Student Council, Intramural Sports. Ohio State, Medicine. NANCY GABRIEL Nan 934 Helmsdale Rd. Friendship, Shuttle Solicitor, Pep Club, Monitor. Business School. VIRGINIA GERLOSKY jean 1896 Alvason Rd. Cleveland Institute of Art. DALE GERSCHESKI 1745 Strathmore Ave. Movie Operator. Case, Electrical Engineer- 1n . DFANNE GERSCHESKI 1745 Strathmore Ave. Choir, G.A.A., Friendship, Monitor. Sec retary. JERRY GREEN 14408 Ardenall Baseball. Army. GEORGENE GROYNOM l23 13704 Fernwood Friendship, G.A.A., College Club, Moni- tor,' Pep Club. Ohio State, Business Ad- ministration. PATRICK HANRATTY Pat 1854 Idlewood Ohio State, Dairy. JOHN HENDERSON 3371 Henderson Rd. Ohio State, Electronics. JOHN HENNEN jerk 14404 Elm Ave. Football, Baseball, Student Council, Moni- tor. Kent State. SID HERZIG 1065 E. 125th St. Intramural Sports, Monitor, Pep Club, Hi-Y, Observer Staff, College Club. Western Reserve, Law. JOY HOSSEL 3395 Henderson Rd. Friendship, Pep Club, G.A.A., Future Nurses Club, Choir, College Club. Hiram, Nursing. ANNE HUNTER 1177 Brannon Rd. Friendship, Pres., College Club, Secretary, G.A.A., Pep Club, Student Council, Secre- tary, National Honor Society, Sec.-Treas., Class Sec.-Treas. Allegheny, Elementary Education. WANDA KETRON 13905 Shaw Ave. Friendship, G.A.A. Miami, Home Ee. BILL KIFER 14741 Euclid Ave. MARK KISSACK 13315 Gainsboro Student Council, Hi-Y, Athletic Manager, College Club, Intramural Basketball, Moni- tor. Ohio State, Agricultural Engineer. BETTY KLEINSHROT 2121 Alton Rd. Monitor. Oflice Work. ADRIENNE LANDIS 12918 Phillips Ave. Monitor, Friendshi . Oflice Work. BRUCE LEMIEU25 13513 Claiborne Rd. WILMA LISBY 13314 Forest Hill Ave. Friendship, G.A.A., Monitor. Ohio State. EDITH LUCA 1834 Penrose Friendship, Monitor. Cosmetology School. JOHN MARTIN 1918 Rosemont Rd. Monitor, Student Council. Kent State, Teacher. BILL MCCALLUM 1611 Holyoke Ave. Student Council, Monitor. Case, Elec- tronics. LEE ROY MIKUT 14505 Savannah Ave. Tennis, Swimming, Intramural Sports, Band, Drum Major. Kent State. ALAN MORRISON Al 1883 Charlen Rd. Fenng Sales 8: Advertising. DEREK MUEHLHAUSER Track. Law. GARY NANK 1279 Rozelle Ave. Western Reserve, Medical Research. PETER NESS Pm 1739 Wymore Ave. Monitor, Swimming, College Club, Na- tional Honor Society. Dentistry. CAROL NORWICK 1820 Page Ave. Bandg Orchestra, G.A.A., Monitor, Col- le e Clubg Friendship, Shuttle Solicitor, Ogserver Solicitor. St. Louis, Liberal Arts. PAT PACE 14740 Euclid Ave. Student Council, Hi-Y. Ohio State, Engi- neering. JUDITH PARKHURST judy 12829 Speedway Overlook Friendship, Shuttle Solicitor, Observer Solicitor, G.A.A.3 Monitor. JOAN PATTERSON 1840 Charles Rd. G.A.A., Friendship, Choir, Student Coun- cilg Monitor Captain. Secretary. JAMES PEAK jim 15556 Glynn -Rd. Hi-Yg Monitor. Ohio Wesleyan University, Mortician. SIDNEY PETERSON 1847 Cha man Ave. Choir, Bans, President, Swimming, Hi-Y, Student Councilg N.H.S., President. Eastern College 3 Chemical Engineering. HARRY ALEXANDER 1766 Coit Ave. Work for Uncle Sam. JIM ALTHANS 918 Ravine Dr. High-Y, Intramural Sports. Fenn. ALAN PHILLIPS Al 14115 Bardwell Ave. JACKIE RAKOVEC 13407 Claiborne G.A.A., Pep Club, Friendship, College Clubg Monitor, Program Seller, Observer Staff. Ohio University. JUDITH RANDALL Judy 1257 E. 125th St. G.A.A., Friendship, Pep Club, College Club, Army-Navy Basketballg Monitor, Program Sellerg Lifesaving. Baldwin Wal- lace. JOY REINHARD 1013 E. 130th St. Friendship, Future Nurses, Whirlog Moni- tor, Business Club. Office Work. HELEN RENDLESHAM 14600 Terrace Rd. Friendship, College Club, Shuttle Staff, Band, Orchestra, National Honor Society. De Pauwg Library Science. DIANA REYNARD 1041 Nela View Rd. Band, Orchestra, Jr. Council on World Affairs, College Club, National Honor Societyg Shuttle Solicitor. University of Michigan, Biology. GLORIA ANN ROBINSON 1790 Auburndale Pep Club, Monitor. Switchboard Operator. JOYCE RONDINI 15114 Terrace Rd. ROSEMARY RYSKOWICH Rare 1610 Elsinore Ave. G.A.A. Secretary. SHIRLEY SAMTUR 1064 Carlyon Rd. Monitor, G.A.A., Shuttle Solicitor. Dyke Spencerian Business School, Ollice Work. JOHN SCHALOIS 10515 Everton Rd. Band, Choir, Track, Pep Club, Monitor. John Carrollg Business. ELIZABETH SCUPINO Liz 1626 Bryn Mawr Rd. Friendship, Monitor, G.A.A. Dental As- sistant. MARJORIE SMALL 1000 Greyton Rd. Friendship, V. Pres, Shuttle Solicitor, CLASS OF NE 1955 RONALD DEAN APPLE 1235 Bender Ave. Football, Basketball, Manager, Baseball, Managerg Monitor. Bowling Green. DONALD ASUMA Dan 16222 Greyton Rd. 124 Choir, College Club, V. Pres., National Honor Society, V. Pres., Pep Club, G.A.A. Radcliffe, Elementary Education. KARL SMITH 14712 Dover Ave. J. V. Football, Track. Wooster, Agricul- ture. BARBARA STANICK Barb 14412 Ardenall Whirlog Pep Club. MARILYNN STONE 14159 Euclid Ave. Friendship, Chorus, Pep Club, Monitor, G.A.A., College Club, Program Seller. Miami U., Home Economics. THOMAS THOMPSON Tom 6802 Commonwealth Blvd. Track. Ohio State, Tree Surgeon. DONNA THOSS 14412 Dover Ave. Monitor, Friendship. BEVERLY TOTH Bw 2114 Westburn Rd. Friendship, G.A.A.g National Honor So- cietyg Modern Dancing, College Club, Stu- dent Councilg Prom Committee, Monitor. Miami U., Elementary Education. RICHARD TRACI Dick 965 Brunswick Student Councilg Hi-Y, V. Pres., Monitor. Ohio State, Business Administration. JAMES WEBER jim 1723 Lakefront Ave. Electrical Engineering. MARGARET WHELAND 255 E. 285th St. G.A.A., Pep Clubg Monitor. Capitol Uni- versity, Nursing. JENNIFER WILLIAMS jenny 13405 Claiborne Friendship, Pep Club, G.A.A.g Monitor, Program Seller, Observer Staff. Miami, Ollice Work. CHARLOTTE WORMALD 16312 Greyton Rd. Friendship, G.A.A., Pep Club, Choir, Monitor. Secretary. TONY ZAMPINO 12439 Auburndale Track, Football, Student Councilg Choir, V. Pres., Canteen Council, Class President. Dayton U. Football, Manager, Basketball, Managerg Track, Manager, Monitor Captain, Hi-Y, Student Council, Treasurer, Intramural Basketball. Ohio State, Radio Broadcasting and Public Accounting. IZINS Eva lshbury Ave. College Clubg Dramatic Clubg pg N.H.S.g Observerg Shuttleg Jr. n World Affairs, Secretary- Treas- tern Reserveg Architecture. lY BACON Daz Jxford Rd. peratorg G.A.A.g Whirlo. Secre- GARCH 'errace Rd. ass Countryg Track. Hiram. KRKER johnny Ourth Ave. Hi-Y. A BARR 145 St. Juncilg G.A.A.g Athletic Councilg J, Secretary-Treasurerg Business sidentg Pep Club, Vice-Presidentg ommitteeg Oliicials Clubg Modern 'ogram Seller. Ohio Universityg A BEERCHECK urthtield Friendshipg Shuttle Solicitorg Pep Club. BEHNKE rinoco Ave. G.A.A.g Friendship Clubg Senior gg Monitor. Secretary. BERES Millie layfair Ave. Friendshipg Observer Solicitor. RGER Janie rathmore Ig Pep Clubg College Clubg Moni- nting. BEYVL lndon Rd. Athletic Councilg College Clubg ricndship Club. Michigan U. SLOUGH Nan zsmere Ave. Iouncilg G.A.A.g Senior Friend- itor. Kentg Physical Education. P BONNELL Cbuek donia Ave. te Collegeg Natural Science and on. BRELO therford Rd. lubg G.A.A.g Friendshipg Pep et Seller. Wheatong Psychology. BROSCHEID Bok sedale Ave. Basketball. Ohio Stateg Me- ngineering. CHARLES BROSCHEID Chuck 1772 Rosedale Ave. JOAN BROWN 1515 Glenmont Rd. Monitorg Friendshipg Pep Clubg G.A.A.g Whirlog Orchestrag College Club. Ohio State. SANDRA BROWN Sandy 1910 Rosemont Rd. G.A.A.g Athletic Council, President, Treas- urerg Pep Clubg Friendship Clubg Student Council. University of Michigang Sewing and Cooking. NANCY CADWELL 931 Greyton Rd. Friendshipg Shuttle. DONN CAMLIN 1740 Page Ave. Hi-Y5J.V. Football. PATRICIA CARNEY Pdf 17746 Bryn Mawr Pep Clubg Friendshipg G.A.A. Secretary. LAURA CARR Laffy 956 Brunswick Rd. Friendship Clubg Shuttle Staffg Colle e Club, Secretary, Presidentg Observer, Eti- tor-in-Chiefg Student Couneilg N.H.S. Western Reserveg Writing and Journalism. MICHAEL CIOMEK Mike 14404 Shaw Monitor Captaing Pep Club. Ohio State. DON CLARK 1890 Windermere Hi-Yg Trackg Cross Country, Captain, United States Navy. DOROTHY CLARK Dome 1363 E. 139 St. G.A.A.g Friendship Clubg Monitorg Ob- server Solicitor. Cosmetology. SANDRA COHEN Sandy 1881 Beersford Welfare work. NANCY CRALL 1490 E. 248 St. Orchestra, V. Pres.g Choirg String En- sembleg Friendship Clubg Rhythm Teensg College Clubg G.A.A.g Student Council. Kentg Teaching. CHARLES CROW Red 1716 Hartshotne Football. GEORGE CRUMBAKER 3419 Spangler Rd. Dramatics. Business Administration. BERT CULPEPPER 1006 E. 129 St. Football. Air Force. MARJORIE D'AMBROSIA Margie 1842 Brightwood National Honor Society. 125 ROBERT DAWSON 5,4 mos E. 143 sf. MARILYN DECKER 1262 Melbourne Friendship Clubg G.A.A.g College Club. Interior Decorating. MARGARET DELVIGS 1718M Strathmore Ave. Bandg Orchestrag Chorusg College Clubg Jr. Council on World Affairsg Friendship Clubg N.H.S.g Dramatic Club. Western Reserveg Languages. ROBERT DE WARD Bak 3369 Rosedale Rd. Pep Clubg Shuttle Solicitor. Margie DAVE DEWEY 1076 Greyton Rd. Trackg Intramural Basketball. Ohio Stateg Engineering. WILLIAM S. DIGNIN Bill 14612 Strathmore Ave. Choir. Chemical Research. ROSEMARY DOHM Kyrie 13502 Emily Ave. Future Nurses Clubg Commercial Clubg Shuttle Solicitor. Secretary. RICHARD DOUGHTY CURTIS DOWNING Curr 1408 Coit Ave. Footballg Trackg Bandg Intramural Teams. Bowling Greeng Agriculture. TOM DRAKE 1262 Castleton Rd. Swimmingg Golfg Cross Countryg Intra- mural Basketballg Band. Denison. JOHN DUNLAP 902 Caledonia Ave. Intramural Sportsg Monitor Captain. Ohio U5 Veterinary Medicine. BARBARA DWYER Bark 1250 E. 144 St. Friendshipg G.A.A.g National Honor So- cietyg Commercial Club, Vice President. Secretary. BARBARA ANNE EARLEY Barbie 14001 Savannah Ave. Octetg Rhythm Teensg Choir, Sec.-Treas.g N.H.S.g College Clubg Friendshipg Pep Clubg String Ensemble. Wheaton Collegeg Christian Ed. and Music. JIM ELLIS 13312 Milan Ave. Swimmingg Student Councilg Swim Show. Western Reserveg Engineering. FORREST ENGLISH 1291 E. 143 St. J. V. Basketball. Western Reserve. CAROLE FEAST Carrie 1850 Grasmere Ave. J.V. Cheerleaderg Pep Club. DON FELICE 2249 Taylor Rd. Band, Orchestra, Choir, Football, Track. Kent, Accounting. SEBA FERLITO 1892 Brightwood G.A.A., Friendship, Business Club, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Pep Club, Future Nurses. BOB FISH 14204 Mayfair Ave. Football, Basketball, Baseball. Iowa State. ELAINE FORKAPA 1830 Idlewood Choir, G.A.A., Athletic Council, Treas- urer, Student Council, Friendship, Vice- President, President, Pep Club, College Club, Ofhcials Club. Kent. CHARLES FOSS Cburk 1773 Carlyon Rd. Mechanics. LEILA FURRY 3723 Northvale Rd. G.A.A. ,Modern Dance ,Friendship, Whirlo Office Work. KEITH GALLAGHER 3411 Lownesdale Hi-Y. Ohio State. GEORGE GARLAND 15335 Plymouth Choir, Rhythm Teens, Student Council, Basketball, Baseball. Springfield, Y.M.C.A. work. ENID GERSON 1020 Carlyon Friendship, College Club, Monitor, Shuttle. Allegheny, Dramatics. MARY ANN GLASS 1224 Cleve. Hts. Blvd. Friendship. Office Work. EDWARD A. GLEBOCK 1869 Grasmere Ave. U. S. Marines. BETTY GOLABOFF 1669 Lockwood Ave. Friendship Club, G.A.A., Dramatic Club, Business Club, Future Nurses Club. Secre- tary. ELIZABETH GREENMAN Liz 1897 Windermere Friendship, College Club, G.A.A., Oflice Monitor. LEONA GREGORY 1148 Carlyon Rd. G.A.A., Friendship, Swim Show. Business. MARTA GUNDER 14102 Shaw Ave. G.A.A., Friendship, Swim Show, Pep Club. Ohio U., Physical Ed. ELLIOT GUSSOW 1610 Elberon Ave. Tennis Team, Manager. Fenn, Army. CHARLENE HALL 1872 Allandale G.A.A., Pep Club, Cheerleader, Captain, Friendship. Kent, Elementary Education.. NANCY HALL 1865 Grasmere Ave. G.A.A., Friendship. Secretary. CHRISTINE HAMILTON Clzri: 16180 Glynn Rd. G.A.A., Friendship, Swim Show, Shuttle Solicitor, College Club, Band. Valparaiso. JAN HARMON 2113 Lee Blvd. Friendship, Pep Club, G.A.A., College Club. Michigan State. STEPHAN HAVAS Stew 3278 Lownesdale Rd. Track, Cross Country, Intramural Basket- ball. Western Reserve. WAYNE HAYES 13929 Euclid Ave. DIANE HENRY 14408 Woodworth Rd. Friendship, G.A.A., Pep Club. Waves. KEN HERSHFIELD 1770 Elberon Ave. i Intramural Basketball. Case, Chemical En- gineer. JOYCE HESS 1221 E. 125 St. Office Work. MARILYN HICKS 1860 Reyburn Friendship, G.A.A., Pep Club, Future Nurses, Choir, College Club, Observer, Shuttle Solicitor. Denison, Elementary Education. PETER HOEGSTROM Pete 1820 Wadena Hi-Y. Miami U.,Jdurnalism. AL HOFFMAN 16201 Brewster Rd. Choir, Octet, Rhythm Teens, Intramural Basketball. Western Reserve, Medicine. BARBARA HOOK Barb 2411 Taylor Rd. G.A.A. , Friendship, College Club. Ohio U., Dietetics. JAY HUNTON 13708 Claiborne Rd. Choir, Octet, Rhythm Teens, Student Coun- cil, Treas., Vice-Pres., Pres., Hi-Y, Foot- ball, Basketball, Track, N.H.S., Choir, V. Pres., Pres. Princeton, Teaching English. RUTH HUTTER 16214 Nelaview Rd. Fenn, Business Education. ROSEMARY INZANO 1830 Reyburn G.A.A., Friendship, Majorette, Student Council. Nurse. JIM A. JANEK 126 16218 Helmsdale Rd. Band. Ohio State, Mechanical Engineering. ROBERT JENNINGS Bob 1691 Hower Ave. College Club, National Honor Society. Medical Career. BARBARA ANN JOHNSON fahnnie 1260 E. 144 St. G.A.A., Pep Club, Friendship, Shuttle Solicitor, Business Club. Secretary. DARLENE JOHNSON 1244 Hayden Ave. G.A.A., Friendship, Pep Club, Cheer- leader. Office Work. JUNE JOHNSON 1772 Fay St. Friendship Club. Secretary. GLORIA JONES 1283 E. 143 St. Friendship Club, G.A.A., Business Club, Pep Club. Fenn, Comptometer Operator. THEODORE KELLERHALL Ted 14140 Superior. U. S. Marines. JOHN KESSLER 1749 Eddy Rd. Hi-Y, Tennis, Intramural Basketball. JIM KITSON 826 Nela View Rd. Student Council, Hi-Y, Treasurer, Foot- ball, Track, Basketball, Manager, Intra- mural Basketball. Springfield College, Phys- ical Education. NINA RAE KLUSKER 1341 E. 141 St. Secretary. NANCY KNOWLES Nan 13407 Fourth Ave. Friendship, G.A.A., Pep Club, President, College Club. Kent State, Home Ec. DORIS KRAUSE 2188 Taylor Rd. Friendship, College Club, Shuttle Circula- tion Mgr., G.A.A., Observer Solicitor, National Honor Society. Wheaton College. RUSSELL KRINSKY Riu: 14205 Savannah Hi-Y, College Club, Pep Club, Intramurals. Ohio State. NANCY JANE KROMER 16491 Northvale Blvd. Swim Show, College Club, G.A.A., Friendship, Future Nurses, Senior Life Saving, Band. Miami U., Home Ec. and Nursing. JIM KUTCHER jim 1027 Caledonia Ave. I Hi-Y, Chaplain, Golf, College Club, N.H.S. Ohio Wesleyan, Physicist. LAIRD LANDIS Larry 11928 Lake Shore Blvd. Student Council, Swimming, Intramural Basketball. Western Reserve, Pre-Med. .AUBAUGH 141 St. ep Club, Friendship, Orchestra. EACH vannah Choir, Basketball, Track, Stu- icil, Hi-Y, Sec. Xavier, New iysical Education. EICHER Nita ly Rd. Friendship, Student Council, muncil, Pres., Pep Club. Commer- ss. LE MASTER Bill urth Ave. 'IS lamer g Pep Club, G.A.A., Business tary. DSAY ,rles Rd. , Life Saving, Orchestra, String Rhythm Teens, College Club, uttle Solicitor, Movie Operator, zcompanist. Western Reserve, ,E Jannah G.A.A., Friendship. Secretary. JSTIG 34 St. G.A.A. MACKELL Ginny oto Ave. G.A.A., Pep Club, Student hythm Teens. Capital U., Ele- ucation. GAZINE falmny :ron ent State. JGAR MARSHAUS jim 41 St. iaseball Manager. Western Re- less Accounting. ARTIN rton Ave. College Club, Friendship, vim Show. Kent. RTIN th Lockwood ep Club, Friendship, Student 'ogram Seller, National Honor retary. JE MASON Kay 'esthill Ave. ie Operator. Work at General VIATULEWITZ Gem 34 St. NE MAYNER 3433 Woodridge Rd. junior Council on World Affairs, V. Presi- dent, College Club, Friendship, Dramatic Club, G.A.A., Senior Life Saving, Swim Show, Shuttle Staff, Pep Club. Western' Reserve, Pre-Med. SHIRLEY MCCARTHY 1774 Delmont Ave. Ofhce work. RONALD McCOY 14400 Alder Ave. Choir. MARY MCGUIRE 1262 Rozelle Ave. Future Nurses Club. LEAH MCHARG 15800 Euclid Ave. Friendship, Pep Club, Secretary, G.A.A., Swim Show, Program Seller. NANCY MCNAMARA 14015 Superior Road G.A.A., Friendship, Dramatic Club. Kent, Teaching. GENEVIEVE MCWHIRTER Gemgf 13341 Forest Hill Ave. G.A.A., A.C., Friendship. Office Work. SANDRA MELLEN .Tandy 16214 Helmsdale Road Friendship, College Club, G.A.A., Ob- server, Community Chest Rep., Pep Club. Education. BETTY MEOLA 3415 Thorne Rd. Student Council, Friendship, President, Na- tional Honor Society, G.A.A., Ofticials Club, Canteen Council, Pres., College Club, Cort. Secy, Pep Club. KAY MILLER 14120 Scioto G.A.A., Friendship, Commercial Club, Pep Club. Kent. TOM MILLIGAN 13400 Claiborne Rd. Hi-Y, Golf, Intramural Basketball, Base- ball. Fenn. PAUL MISSAR 1222 Rozelle Intramurals. RICHARD MOLLER 15752 Euclid AVC. PHYLLIS MOYER 14121 Savannah Ave. G.A.A., Friendship, College Club. Nurs- in . MIXRTHA MUELLER Merf 908 Dresden Rd. G.A.A., Athletic Council, Friendship, Ob- server. Ohio Wesleyan. DON NEWBURY 3049 Somerton Rd. Football, Track. U. S. Marines. BONNIE JEAN NICKELL 127 1884 Page Ave. WAC. DAVID NOKES 11409 Lake Shore Blvd. Band, Hi-Y. M.S.C., Veterinarian. TYLER OWEN 14208 Sttathmore Ave. Baseball. Fenn, Mechanical Engineering. SHIRLEY PAUGH 16212 Greyton Rd. G.A.A. Office Work. joe PAVLOS 1849 Farmington Student Council, Canteen Council. TOM PEELING 1203 Hereford National Honor Society, Band, Orchestra secretary-treasurer, Hi-Y, College Club Tennis, Rhythm Teens. Ohio University Chemical Engineering. VIRGINIA PENFIELD 357 E. 105 St. Friendship, College Club, G.A.A., Shuttle Solicitor, Pep Club. TOM PERKINS 1055 Nclaview Rd. Football, Swimming, Hi-Y. DAVID PETERS Dune 1203 Bender Ave. Student Council, Hi-Y, Tennis, Intra- murals, College Club. DONNA LEE PETERSON 14812 Elm Ave. Friendship, G.A.A., Modern Dancing, Whirlo, Pep Club. Secretarial work. , DONNA MAE PETERSON 1633 Pontiac Ave. Movie Operator, Whirlo, Friendship, Pep Club, G.A.A. MARILYN PFEFFER 15326 Welton Dr. Friendship, Future Nurses Club, G.A.A., Pep Club. Nursing. MARY PIRRO 1173 Rozelle Ave. ANTOINETTE POMPIGNANO Nina 1275 Bender Friendship, G.A.A., Pep Club. CATHERINE POOLE Cathy 9810 Hough Ave. G.A.A. Nursing. DARLENE POSEY 14101 Scioto Ave. G.A.A., Friendship, Commercial Club, Pep Club, Athletic Council. Bowling Green. PEGGY ANN POTEET Pzg 1805 Vassar Ave. Nursing. RUTH PRINGLE 1884 Hillside Rel. Kent. 1 v Q Let Us Be Your Florist Be It Black or Red THE FLOWER DELL Bill Meltzer Shaw Grad. CREAMTOWN Delicious Hamburgers 2189 Noble Rd. GL. 1-0117 Compliments of STANWOOD CUT RATE DRUGS Corner of Stanwood 8c Euclid Aves. McNEELEY'S FLORAL CO. 1383 Hayden Avenue CNext to the Shaw-Hayden Theaterj East Cleveland 12, Ohio GL. 1-2683 fWe Wire Flowers Anywherej HAYDEN HARDWARE CO. Harry W. Reid Sherwin-Williams Paints Steamers - Sanders 1505 Hayden Ave. GL. 1-6642 Your Friendly Hardware Store HAYDEN BEVERAGETOWN Complete Selection Soft Drinks - Glassware And Other Beverages Home Delivery Daily Closed All Day Wednesday GL. 1-3211 1493 Hayden JOHN F. AINGWORTH WARM AIR HEATING Repairs For Any Make of Furnace 24 Hour Service For All Automatic Gas Heating Equipment Roofing - Slating - Spouting and General Sheet Metal Work 1366 Hayderi Ave. E. Cleveland 12, O. - GL. 1-3504 Res. Phones: PO. 1-4350 MU. 1-3681, MO. 2-4174 Compliments of I.G.A. FOOD MARKET Noble Road iUBAUGl-I 1 St. i Clubg Friendshipg Orchestra. SCI-I innah hoirg Basketballg Traclcg Stu- ilg Hi-Y, Sec. Xavier, New fsical Education. .CHER Nita Rd. riendshipg Student Councilg incil, Pres.g Pep Club. Commer- LE MASTER Bill rth Ave. S imer Pep Clubg G.A.A.g Business ary. bSAY 'les Rd. Life Savingg Orchestrag String ihythm Teensg College Clubg ttle Solicitorg Movie Operatorg :ompanist. Western Reserveg 3 annah 3.A.A.g Friendship. Secretary. 'STIG 54 St. G.A.A, MACKELL Ginny Jto Ave. G.A.A.g Pep Clubg Student iythm Teens. Capital U.g Ele- ueation. GAZINE johnny ron :nt State. IGAR MARSHAUS jun 41 St. aseball Manager. Western Re- iess Accounting. ARTIN rton Ave. College Clubg Friendshipg vim Show. Kent. RTIN th Lockwood ep Clubg Friendshipg Student 'ogram Sellerg National Honor zretary. NIE MASON Kay resthill Ave. ie Operator. Work at General MATULEWITZ Gene 34 St. J NE MAYNER 3433 Woodridge Rd. Junior Council on World Affairs, V. Presi- dentg College Clubg Friendshipg Dramatic Clubg G.A.A.g Senior Life Savingg Swim Showg Shuttle Stalfg Pep Club. Western' Reserveg Pre-Med. SHIRLEY MCCARTHY 1774 Delmont Ave. Office work. RONALD MCCOY 14400 Alder Ave. Choir. MARY MCGUIRE 1262 Rozelle Ave. Future Nurses Club. LEAH MCHARG 15800 Euclid Ave. Friendshipg Pep Club, Secretaryg G.A.A.g Swim Showg Program Seller. NANCY MCNAMARA 14015 Superior Road G.A.A.g Friendshipg Dramatic Club. Kentg Teaching. GENEVIEVE MCWHIRTER GNNU 13341 Forest Hill Ave. G.A.A.g A.C.g Friendship. Office Work. SANDRA MELLEN Sandy 16214 Helmsdale Road Friendshipg College Clubg G.A.A.g Ob- serverg Community Chest Rep.g Pep Club. Education. BETTY MEOLA 3415 Thorne Rd. Student Councilg Friendship, Presidentg Na- tional Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Ofhcials Clubg Canteen Council, Pres.g College Club, Corr. Secyg Pep Club. KAY MILLER 14120 Scioto G.A.A.g Friendshipg Commercial Clubg Pep Club. Kent. TOM MILLIGAN 13400 Claiborne Rd. Hi-Yg Golfg Intramural Basketballg Base- ball. Fenn. PAUL MISSAR 1222 Rozelle Intramurals. RICHARD MOLLER 15752 Euclid Ave. PHYLLIS MOYER 14121 Savannah Ave. G.A.A.g Friendshipg College Club. Nurs- in . MFIIXRTHA MUELLER Merf 908 Dresden Rd. G.A.A.g Athletic Councilg Friendshipg Oh- server. Ohio Wesleyan, DON NEXVBURY 3049 Somerton Rd. Footballg Track. U. S. Marines. BONNIE JEAN NICKELL 127 1884 Page Ave, WAC. DAVID NOKES 11409 Lake Shore Blvd. Bandg Hi-Y. M.S.C.g Veterinarian TYLER OWEN 14208 Strathmore Ave. Baseball. Fenng Mechanical Engineering. SHIRLEY PAUGH 16212 Greyton Rd. G.A.A. Ofhce Work. JOE PAVLOS 1849 Farmington Student Councilg Canteen Council. TOM PEELING 1203 Hereford National Honor Societyg Bandg Orchestra, secretary-trcasurerg Hi-Yg College Clubg Tennisg Rhythm Teens. Ohio Universityg Chemical Engineering, VIRGINIA PENFIELD 357 E. 105 St. Friendsliipg College Clubg G.A.A.g Shuttle Solicitorg Pep Club. TOM PERKINS 1053 Nelaview Rd. Footballg Swimmingg Hi-Y, DAVID PETERS Daw 1203 Bender Ave. Student Councilg Hi-Y4 Tennisg Intra- muralsg College Club. DONNA LEE PETERSON 14812 Elm Ave. Friendshipg G.A.A.g Modern Dancingg Whirlog Pep Club. Secretarial work. DONNA MAE PETERSON 1633 Pontiac Ave. Movie Operatorg Whirlog Friendshipg Pep Clubg G.A.A. MARILYN PFEFFER 15326 Welton Dr. Friendshipg Future Nurses Clubg G.A.A.g Pep Club. Nursing. MARY PIRRO 1173 Rozelle Ave. ANTOINETTE POMPIGNANO Nina 1275 Bender Friendshipg G.A.A.g Pep Club. CATHERINE POOLE Cathy 9810 Hough Ave. G.A.A. Nursing. DARLENE POSEY 14101 Scioto Ave. G.A.A.g Friendshipg Commercial Clubg Pep Clubg Athletic Council. Bowling Green. PEGGY ANN POTEET Peg 1805 Vassar Ave. Nursing. RUTH PRINGLE 1884 Hillside Rd. Kent. CLARA MAY PUDVAN 1756 Eddy Rd. G.A.A.g Friendshipg Student Councilg Pep Club. Office Work. NANCY RADIS 13424 Hartford Dramatic Clubg Pep Clubg Friendshipg G.A.A. Television. MIRIAM RAUPACH 1018 E. 129 St. Student Councilg G.A.A.g Friendshipg Dramatic Club. Dancing instructor. STEVE RENTON 1090 Hereford Rd. JUDITH RIDENOUR Judy 13500 Emily Ave. Student Council g Movie Operatorg Whirlo. ROSEMARY ROGERS 1708 Avalon JEAN ROOKS 1625 Elsinore KURT RUSCH 16033 Brewster Rd. Trackg College Club. Business Administra- tion. KENNETH RYDER 1227 Hayden Ave. Hi-Yg Intramuralsg Choir. Ohio Stateg En- gineering. RUDOLPH SARICH Rudy 1788 Hayden Ave. THOMAS SCHAFER Tam 1756 North Taylor Rd. Shuttle Staff, solicitor. KENNETH SCHIRING Km 2290 North Taylor Rd. Band. PAUL SCHUPP 1162 Bender Ave. Intramurals. NANCY SHEPPARD 1622 Pontiac Ave. LEONARD SHORT 1296 East 141 St. Hi-Y, Chaplain, Presidentg National Honor Society. JAMES SHRIVER Jim 1363 Beaumont Ave. BARBARA JOAN SKELLY Barb 16208 Gfeyfon Rd. Student Councilg College Clubg Friendshipg G.A.A. Ohio Stateg Teaching. BRIAN SMIAR 1241 E. 144 St. Footballg Swimmingg Intramurals. Reserve IMOGENE SPALDING 14405 Shaw Ave. RENFREW SPENCE Renny 13406 Garden Road Bandg Choirg Intramural. Miami Univer- sityg Ministry. MARY ANN STEPIC 1808 Stanwood Receptionist. JOHN STEWART D johnny 16295 Oakhill Dr. Student Councilg Canteen Council, Presi- dentg Footballg Trackg Intramuralsg Hi-Y. U. S. Naval Academy. JERRY SULLIVAN 1729 Bryn Mawr Baseball. DONNA SWEIGERT 15821 Elderwood Ave.' Friendshi g G.A.A.g Pep Clubg Whirlo. Business Slchool. ARLENE TAGGART 14113 Strathmore Ave. G.A.A.g Friendship. LORA TATONE 16019 Ravine Dr. Western Reserveg Teaching. BARBARA THACKER Barb 1880 Taylor Rd. G.A.A.g Friendshipg Pep Club. EVELYN THOMAS 1822 Wellesley St. Friendshipg Pep Club, Secretary. CARRIELLEN THOMPSON Terry 1477 East 135 St. G.A.A.g Friendshipg College Clubg Bandg Orchestrag Rhythm Teensg Student Council. Ohio Universityg Secondary Education. HAROLD THORNHILL 1879 Alvason Rd. Footballg Basketballg Trackg Baseballg Choir. Ohio Wesleyan. GARY TIGGES 1727 Bryn Mawr Footballg Intramuralsg Track. Ohio State. JOHN TOMCHO 1091 Greyton Rd. Observerg Shuttle Staff, Photo Editor. University of Michigan. JERRY TUCKER 846 Nelaview Rd. Hi-Y. Brown Universityg Aeronautical En- gineering. NORMAN ULLEMEYER MARY LOIS UPHOFF 1690 Hower Ave. Friendshipg Jr. Council on World Affairsg G.A.A.g College Clubg National Honor Societyg Observer Staff. Wooster. GLORIA VARA 14311 Elm Ave. Friendship, Program Chairmang G.A.A.g Pep Clubg College Clubg Officials Clubg Choir. Bowling Green. 128 JOANNE VARNDELL 840 Greyton Rd. Secretary. PEARL VIROSTKO 1988 Hayden Ave. Friendshipg G.A.A.g Future Nurses Club College Club. Western Reserveg Nursing. JIM VOGEL 1805 Vassar Swimmingg Trackg Student Councilg Shuttle Staff, Sports Editor. Ohio State. JUDITH WACHTER jmb 15364 Glynn G.A.A.g Pep Clubg Friendshipg Student Councilg College Clulig National Honor Society. Ohio Wesleyang Elementary Edu- cation. MARY LOU WALTON 14423 Alder Ave. Bandg Friendshipg G.A.A.g College Club. National Honor Society. Kent. RONALD WARSHAWSKY Ron 11814 Chesterfield Ohio State. LINDA WASHNER 1726 Cha man Ave. Whirlo. Ofgce Work. HARVEY WEINER 1627 Delmont Ave. Hi-Y5 Tennisg Cross Countryg Intramurals. LEE WELLMAN 343 East 105 St. G.A.A. 3 Athletic Councilg Friendshi , Pres- identg National Honor Societyg College Club g Choir 5 Pep Club. University of Michi- gan. DAVE WELTER 3296 Winsford Rd. College Clubg Hi-Yg Shuttleg Intramurals. University of Michigang Engineering. JOHN WHITEHORN 3407 Thorne Rd. Hi-Y. Western Reserve. LARRY WHITNEY 14118 Orinoco Ave. Student Councilg Intramuralsg Pep Clubg College Club. U.C.L.A.g Engineering. ARNOLD WIENER 1805 Vassar Rd. Footballg Student Council. Western Re- serveg Elementary Education. RICHARD WINTER 14717 Dover Ave. Football. PEG WINTERSTELLER 13418 Shaw Ave. Friendshipg G.A.A.g Majorette. Kent. CAROL WOLFRAM 13312 Forest Hills Blvd. f' OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER CLASS OF 1955 i El-less:-uns HIGBEE srumo 1250 ONTARIO CH I 4600 129 Let Us Be Your Florist Be It Black or Red THE FLOWER DELL Bill Meltzer Shaw Grad. CREAMTOWN Delicious Hamburgers 2189 Noble Rd. GL. 1-0117 Compliments of STANWOOD CUT RATE DRUGS Corner of Stanwood 8: Euclid Aves. McNEELEY'S FLORAL CO. 1383 Hayden Avenue lNext to the Shaw-Hayden Theaterj East Cleveland 12, Ohio GL. 1-2683 QWe Wire Flowers Anywherej HAYDEN HARDWARE CO. Harry W. Reid Sherwin-Williams Paints Steamers - Sanders 1505 Hayden Ave. GL. 1-6642 Your Friendly Hardware Store HAYDEN BEVERAGETOWN 1 Complete Selection Soft Drinks - Glassware And Other Beverages Home Delivery Daily Closed All Day Wednesday GL. 1-3211 1493 Hayden .IOHN F. AINGWORTH WARM AIR HEATING Repairs For Any Make of Furnace 24 Hour Service For All Automatic Gas Heating Equipment Roofing - Slating - Spouting and General Sheet Metal Work 1366 Hayden' Ave. E. 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