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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1956 volume:

Odio i m tm i 1956 Shaw High Schooh East Cleveland, Ohio Volume 53 HPpipits mmmmmMi w,i.v«; v;;j •r v'7 r urti. : -; mbnM §S§il®®®|®« MMmHR tomtoKnafli M :®iii ps pi HI SHUTTLE STAFF ED1TOKS-IN-CHIEF Joan Suavely Marge Hunsicker ART EDITOR Charlene Novak SENIOR EDITOR Barbara Kline ACTIVITIES EDITOR Hazelan Zachau PHOTOGRAPHER Ralph Green UNDERGRADUATE EDITORS Linda Randall Sue Werther SPORTS EDITOR Dick West ADVERTISING EDITOR Janet Stillinger CIRCULATION MANAGER Shelley Schiff Art Staff Mei Mei Hull Pru Biluton Copy Staff Margaret Sisk Jan Collier June Raufman Ann Tomcho Agnes Tartara Nancy Goldstein Carol Atchison Sandy Andrews Nancy Ilodge Ray Zambie Typists Loramae Weiland Sally Rapp Carol McNickle Undergraduate Staff Karen Fellows Lina Mazzola Gloria Grande Sue Brown Circulation Staff Myra Alter Joyce Sabrack Lynn Funk Advertising Staff Phyllis Daley Bur burn Hill Senior Staff Sally Polen Betty Reid Joanne Lewis ADVISOR Hubert McNeill The 1956 Shuttle Stuff wishes to express its sincere appreciation to the administration, the faculty, and to the students who gave up study time and free time to work on this book. Without their help and cooperation this book would not have been possible. 2 CONTENTS SENIORS Pages 12-39 ACTIVITIES Pages 40-71 SPORTS Pages 72-99 UNDERGRADS Pages 100-122 SENIOR INDEX Paees 123-127 Robert A. Henderson %' 's r s 1 L . ] Mrs. Mariem S. Morgan Dr. O. J. Korb, superintendent of schools, and the Board of Education, composed of five members, keep East Cleveland schools running smoothly. The Board members are Cecil S. Stonebraker, president; Karl N. Brown, vice president; Richard A. Gottron; Robert A. Henderson; and Mrs. Mariem S. Morgan. They are responsible for hiring teachers, planning the school curriculum, and preparing the school budget, which this year totals $1,000,000. In East Cleveland the cost per pupil averages $.‘132 yearly, ranging from $166 per kindergarten pupil to $350 for each senior high school student. East Cleveland can be extremely proud of its Board of Education for maintaining democratic ideals and high scholastic standards in East Cleveland schools. Richard A. Gottron Cecil S. Stoncbraker President Karl N. Brown Vice President BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Ruth N. Morin Clerk-Treasurer 5 No one plans wisely without a goal that he hopes to reach. Thomas Briggs, Professor of Secondary Education of Columbia University, aptly describes the American dream (goal) in words worth remembering. The dream of a people made free by opportunity for everyone to achieve the best that is possible in him, bid then to insure that same differentiated opportunity, whatever it may be, to all others.” Your teachers, during your school careers, have given you a glimpse of the wonderful horizons which lead to the American dream. Your courses and activities at Shaw have revealed the responsibilities and obligations that you must meet if the dream of America is to be fulfilled. You are living in a world of ideas, and the human mind knows no limitation. I urge you, as you stand on the threshold to preserve the best traditions and practices of the past as you build your lives around the good new days which lie ahead. The future belongs to you. Nelson F. Leist Assistant to the Superintendent of Schools ADMINISTRATION a Grant F. Kibbel Assistant Principal Wayne C. Plough Principal •• “Sing with praise to old Shaw High School . . Miss K. Lucille Provo Dean of girls 7 FACULTY A Clara Clendenen English Louise R. Baker English Lois Crank English Walter E. Bandlow Machine Shop Lois Dean Engl ish-IJramatics Barbara Bowling Home Economics Harriet Carpenter Clothing Albert Dolan Physics Margaret Campbell Wayne Caroff English Math OFFICE STAFF Miss Phyllis Craine, Mrs. Mildred Hoge, Miss Jayne Crawford. Joyce Eaton Physiology 8 Harold Frank Psychology Paul Hammer Commercial k Isabelle S. Latta Spanish S. Robert Fraser Instrumental music Bruce Holderbaum Art Robert P. Louis Commercial William Galberach Mathematics Alice Juringus Physical Education Our faculty is composed of 41 teachers, all working together to guide and instruct the students. Additions thrs year to the faculty are Mrs. Barbara Bowling, home economics instructor; and Miss. Joyce Eaton, physiology teacher. Both graduated from Kent. Retiring at the end of this year after many years of devoted service are Mr. Ralph C. Morris and Miss Anna M. Sou tar. Another interesting fact is that all male teachers are married. No chance, girls! All kidding aside, these teachers are here to help each individual gain insight into his problems, concerning both classroom work and daily life. Always ready, willing and able to help is Shaw High’s faculty. Robert T. McGraw Hubert McNeill History Social Studies LIBRARIANS Ayleen Morley English Mrs. Ruth Lidawer, Mrs. Evelyn Yost, Miss Patricia Farinacci. 9 R. C. Morris Chemistry William H. Morris History MEDICAL STAFF Linda Schneider, M.D., Orr Falls, M.D., Nina McWebb, R.N. Harold Naragon Elisabeth Ort American Government Languages Mildred Palmer English CAFETERIA STAFF Cassil Reynard Languages Mrs. Ruth Brockway, Helen Keenehan, Mrs. Alice Keenehan, Mrs. Ruth Kerr, cafeteria manager, Mrs. Eleanor Fort, Mrs. Betty Griner, Mrs. Margaret Daugherty, Mrs. Margaret Stahre, Mrs. Agnes Paugh, Mrs. Bridie Murray, Mrs. Theresa Quandt, Mrs. Marie Crawford, Mrs. Molly Siverdis, Mrs. Bandt, Boh Robinson. Edith Scribner Biology Margery Shields Vocal Music Neil Skinner Physical Education CUSTODIAN STAFF FIRST ROW: Nancy Purpura, Marie Mirarchi, Elizabeth Cecerre, Josephine Fatica. SECOND ROW: Domenic Petti, Mike Mitri, Tom Meska, Atillio Grattino. CAMERA SHY: Elton Webb. Norma Jean Smith Physical Education Anna M. Soutar Commercial George Todd Driver Education Edgar Vance Commercial Elizabeth Wenger Commercial s E N I O R S KJUv 5 0 VOivAA ivOoerv J.M . « 2£ HjUw S y (Oo Xs ouAj ,{s5. mdt,. xJ« i ir a«cKi ; W XtJkE � tot {y p sA© t vuJj . -r , ' SiAu m -KAAt 0$ � 'tilikC • w oUd „ su: , l cu X ,;« X K 0 ' ,. --Qptv T-W s «wrtx du kLiM), v ti, x v � s.Am,v,v3 - '“TC (kv O. iWt fcWX wrtA V a� X Q 1a L ,Xu CuOj lj M .(JxA jBTW eA .Vt “ { V £ - ' SM . sl 'T' r- T r : xw.T f } Cstu-, Xr£ tk 3 M eOA, X mx-kaS U t 3U 4 vijt-4A u UA ;aA %4, -(WWJfcMA ijo UE Xk . Y s St AJ A t JWv £W-dU faa x, v a pJU U USV i$JUKS) aaa Ow rwA' J • U -aj2 • , ) | uo W u . LJ £ £ xw?0t e t; V- v' a? ‘’Co r- $ U. 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Randy Abbey David Arnett Lillian Barbey William Croft Richard DeMarco Elisio DiFonzo Elisco Ccfaratti Joseph Black Mildred Carlton Richard Brazils Joanne Chastain jm Vonda Eismo,, Blaine Foreman Nancy Erickson I eslie Farnsworth Bobert batman John Good Martin Gottlieb 16 Bertha Grano Susan Henry Patricia Hoff Dale Hughes Constance McCurdy Beverly Martin Angelo Marikis Donald McCoy Kenneth Melton VVanneda Morton Jean Mowry James Patterson Geraldine Perkins Paul Raymer Sally Rapp Kathryn Regal 18 Allen Roth Jack Rowan Ronald Schwartz Arthur Shank James Smircina Joan Smith Linda Smith Robert Smoyer Allen Spencer 19 Roberta Tatka David Tichy Marie Trentanelli Bruce Turner Janet Vyse William Welch CAMERA SHY: Michael Ciani. Corinne Wiler Alberta Wilkin Ronald Wood SENIOR ALPHABET A1 Cefarutti ATHLETIC Lillian Barbey Bill Welch BLUSH Bertha Grano Bruce Turner COMPATIBLE Ann Schuff Jim Gardner DANCER Hazel Powell Art Shank EATER Jean Mowry Ken Melton FLIRT Linda Smith Randy Abbey GENEROUS Jane Parker Ronnie Wood HAIR Lynn Gottron Jim Patterson IRRESISTIBLE Kathy Regal Blaine Foreman JOKER Carol Lubinsky Allen Roth KNOWLEDGE Leslie Farnsworth Jack Rowan LEADERSHIP Nancy Erickson John Good M-M-M-M-M Millie Carlton Dave Small NONCHALANT Sue Ilenry Cole Posard ORIGINALITY Joan Smith Ronnie Schwartz PERSONALITY Bev Martin Eli Mahler QUIET Marlene Prove Martin Gottlieb REFRESHING Sally Rapp Tony Graham SMILE Toni Daugherty Dick Brazus TWOSOME Gerry Perkins Bill Provident UNIQUE Barb Fracasso Jim Neylans VIVACIOUS Janet Vyse Bill Struck WITTY Pat Burton A1 Spencer UNKNOWN FACTOR Alberta Wilkin Don McCoy YAWNING Connie McCurdy Bill Croft ZIP Mary Ann Lee CLASS of JUNE 1956 Mary Lynn Adair Christine Beres j Marie Barbarino Robert Barker Sandra Barnes Carol Beck J Kenneth Benjamin Janice Bennington Dolores Bestvina Prudence Bilutan mmam 23 Norman Bley Wilma Boekstaliler James Bodmer John Bodmer M ik Rodger Brandt Leonard Brennan James Brooks Judith Brown Georgia Buckingham Carole Cabot Rose Cali Nancy Bryan 24 Ronald Croucher Edward Dell Marianne DeMent (� eorge DeFilippi : : Diane Dysert Donald Draheim Judy Dunn 25 William Ford Albert Forsberg Douglas Folekemer Teresa Falsone Robert Frieden Thomas Freitag Susan Foxall Donald Frantz Rosalie Germaine Thomas Gaines James Gibbs 26 i 'v Rae Gray Ralph Green Helen Gyure Despo Hadzoglo Ronald Hall Sharon Hanratty Robert Harty Rhoda Hauck 27 Joyce Hoffman f Mary Margaret Hull Margaret Hunsicker Ann Ilutton Kennetli Jarmusch Kenneth Johnson llarbara Kline 28 29 Georgia Liatti Ronald Lewis Joanne Lewis Samuel Leslie Kathleen Lyons Carol Ann Lorenz Lynda Litwiler Constance Linamcn Jeanne Mangus Jean Malmstead Stanley Marks Charles Manillo Charles Piazza Ralph Pratt James Putnam Joyce Racca 32 Janet Randall George Reazcr Melvin Robboy Richard Ruppe June Raufman Gerald Hawley Betty Ann Reid Robert Renner Paul Rippner Linda Randall Beatrice Russell H Itobert Koscnblum James Rogers 33 Gay Settevendcmie Carol Short 34 Phyllis Smith Joan Snavely Louise Somerville David Tabor Patricia Sturges Patricia Sullivan Glen Taylor Janet Stillinger Robert Stewart James Stakich James Sullivan Gretchen Terhune Robert Weis Sue Wert her Richard Wightman 38 JUNE ALPHABET Jim Rogers ATHLETIC June Raufman Ken Jarmusch BLUSH Joanne Zampino Ken Johnson COMPATIBLE Carole Cabot Jim Stakich DANCER Gay Settevendemie Joe Phillips EATER Mei Mei Hull Bob Cipriani FLIRT Georgia Liatti Mike Munaretto GENEROUS Diane Dysert Bob Wintour HAIR Sandy Sane Jim Campbell IRRESISTIBLE Marlene Sabatino Bill Kearney JOKER Carole Komara Hal King KNOWLEDGE Joan Snavely Tom Sclierr LEADERSHIP Janet Stillinger George Blanchard M-M-M-M Carol Beck Bob Lambert NONCHALANT Janet Collier Bob Barker ORIGINALITY Jean Malmstead A1 Kregenow PERSONALITY Barbara Kline Jack Cooper QUIET Judy Koch Jack Mclver REFRESHING Jeanne Mangus Dick Nelson SMILE Carole Goldie Dick West TWOSOME Joanne Lewis Dave Tabor UNIQUE Ilazelan Zachau Dan Glynn VIVACIOUS Linda Randall Steve Yanchar WITTY Terry Falsone Tom Freitag UNKNOWN FACTOR Wilma Boekstahler Bill Stockstill YAWN Barbara Chapman Mike Pavlik ZIP Judy Mears 89 fj'incf. 5 _w. vu -vt-: m AVfc STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST HOW: Carole Cabot, Agnes Tartars, Sue Nick, Millie Carlton, Nancy Erickson, Judy Mears, Gay I Scttevendemic, Jackie Chilcote, Wilma Bockstahler, Janet Stillingcr, Margaret Jones, Nancy Goldstein, Judy Collova. SECOND ROW: Dick Nero, Bob Nyman, Bill Morgan, Eli Mahler, Mike Brophy, Bob Vargo, Stu Fitrell, Carl Lewis Ronny Schwarts, Bill Welch, Jim Regers, M Kregenow, George Blanchard, Jack Rowan. THIRD ROW: Tom Pugh, Dave Fraser, Locke Thompson, Bill Petche, Frank Mencini, Al Johnson, Joe Russo, Bill Taylor, Tom Scherr, Jim Strachan, Larry Hall, Ronny Buchan, Blaine Foreman. Jack Rowan President 1 Carole Cabot Secretary 1, 2 Tom Scherr Treasurer 1 42 Joe Russo Treasurer 2 Agnes Tartara Vice-President 2 Jim Rogers President 2 Vice-President 1 The Student Council, meeting every Tuesday morning, provided services for the school and gave an opportunity for student cooperation in the government of the school. Each member, e-lected as representative of his homeroom or representative-at-large of his class, served on one of the eight standing committees. Those committees helped plan assemblies, rallies, two all-school parties, the welfare drive, and the campaign and election of the All Sports Queen. Student Council was also responsible for the running of the monitor system, the game-room, and the Lost and Found Department. An officers’ club comprised of presidents of all Shaw organizations was initiated. Through the Foster Parents Plan, Maryvonne Foussard, a little French girl, was aided. FIRST ROW: A1 Alexander, Cara Warner, Agnes Tartara, Mary Varble, Jackie Cipiti. Nancy Goldstein, Carole Cabot, Sue Reynolds, Gay Settevendemie, Barbara Kline, Jan Stillingcr, Linda Randall, Jackie Chil-cote, Wilma Bockstahler, Gordon Hart wig. SECOND ROW: Ron Cornman, Tom Pugh, Joe Schneider, Dick Norman, Mike Brophy, Jim Rogers, Dick West, Dave Fraser, Ken Johnson, Tony Yacobucci, Stu Fitrell, Tom Reeves, Bob Vargo, John Kerr, Jim Strachan, Angus Hull. THIRD ROW: Joe Russo, Toni Schcrr, Frank Mencini, Larry Hartland, Nick Cortese, Tony Moninaro, Ron Buchan. CAMERA SHY: Carole Goldie, George Bandtell, Dick Nero, Carl Lewis, Dennis Rogers, Margy Southworth, Mark Griffiths. 43 SHUTTLE Shelley discusses a problem with Mr. McNeill, while Marge dreams on. “Are these the right pictures, Ralph?” Charlene Novak Art Editor Hazelan Zachau Activities Editor Barbara Kline Senior Editor STAFF: FIRST ROW: Solly Rapp, Mei Mei Hull, Ann Tomclio. Sandy Andrews, Sally Polen, Myra Alter. SECOND ROW: Nancy Hodge, Barbara Hill, Carol McNickle, Agnes Tartara, Carol Atchison, Gloria Grande, Sue Brown, Janet Collier. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Daley, Karen Fellows, Betty Reid, Nancy Goldstein, Joyce Sabrack, Joanne Lewis. STAFF Janet Stillinger Advertising Editor Shelley Soli iff Circulation Manager Hubert McNeill Advisor Linda Randall Sue Wert her Undergraduate Editors Dick West Sports Editor The Shuttle, a record of Shaw’s students and activities, involves the ingenuity and hard work of the staff and the sixth period publications class, who are advised by Mr. McNeill. Expenses, advertising, and originality in copy and design are just a few of the problems to be met. As the work progresses, copy is written, checked and typed; candids, selected from the many pictures that are taken, are sized and pasted up; and the spelling on senior and undergraduate pictures is checked, along with countless other details. Besides hard work, there was the fun of concocting apt captions for the myriads of candids and examining interesting baby pictures brought in by senior class members. SOLICITORS: FIRST ROW: Marilyn Mitchell, Sandy Cianci, Janet Randall, Diane Dysert, Mary Varble, Hazelan Zachau. SECOND ROW: David Reynard, Mei Mei Hull, Mary Gumming, Joyce Fairweather, Pat Amico, Mary Ellen Maher, Jane Wesley, Gail Howell, Marilyn Sahan. THIRD ROW: Ronald Beach, George Simon. CAMERA SHY: Randy Abbey, Willie Bockstahler, Rosalie Germaine, Pat Hoff, Kathy Regal, Margaret Sisk, Carol Downing, Marilyn Frey, Harry Kendig, Dee McGee, Tom Nigolian, Peggy Richardson, Rochelle Simon, Lynn Wagner, Larry Hall, Shirley Leblong. FIRST ROW: Betty Reid, recording secretary; Margaret Hunsickcr, president; Joan Snavely, vice-president and program chairman, SECOND ROW: Leslie Farnsworth, corresponding secretary; Miss Lucille Provo, sponsor; Janet Collier, treasurer. Officers of College Club for the 1955-56 year were Margaret Hunsicker, president; Joan Snavely, vice-president and program chairman; Leslie Farnsworth, corresponding secretary; Betty Reid, recording secretary; and Jan Collier, treasurer. College Club sponsored trips to Hiram, Kent, Mt. Union, Oberlin, anti Baldwin-Wallace. Movies from various colleges were shown and guest speakers talked on such subjects as college life, scholarships, and sororities and fraternities. This year almost 130 Shaw students joined College Club and participated in its many activities. Sponsored by Miss Lucille Provo, College Club met on the first Monday of each month. Its program was designed to help the prospective college students on such matters as size, cost, and location of schools; scholarships; and what the various schools have to offer. Randy Abbey pays 15c to join College Club for the year. “News from o college.” reports Miss Provo. FIRST ROW: Margaret Hunsickcr, Leslie Farnsworth, Ann SchufT, Bill Strack, Nancy Erickson, Lynn Gottron, Lillian Barbcy, Linda Yannetta. SECOND ROW: June Raufman, Janet VTyse, Pat O’Hara, Harold Klug, Jim Rogers, Linda Randall, Betty Reid, Joan Snavely. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Twice a year the National Honor Society holds an induction assembly in the auditorium at which time new members are admitted. New members are chosen from candidates in the upper quarter of their class on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Membership varies with the size of the class. Fifteen per cent of the upper quarter of each class are received into National Honor Society: five per cent when they are second-semester juniors, five per cent when they are first-semester seniors, and five per cent when they are second-semester seniors. Many of the Shaw students who receive this honor continue their education by going to college. Heading the faculty committee is Miss Clara Clendenen. The first semester officers were Ronald Schwartz, president; William Strack, vice-president; Nancy Erickson, secretary; and Lillian Barbey, treasurer. Lillian Barbey speaks on service at the semi-annual induction ceremony. Congratulations are in order. FIRST ROW: Paula Spikula, Nancy Hodge, Elaine Hooper, Lynn Funk, Carol Atchison, Margaret Sisk, Barbara Kline, Loramae Weiland, Agnes Tartara, Gretchen Terhune. SECOND ROW: Georgia Liatti, Elaine Nichols, Janet Stillinger, Tom Scherr, Allen Roth, Jim Campbell, George Reazer, Eli Mahler, Janet Collier, Mary Varble. June Rauf man Head Cheerleader 2 Lillian Barbey Head Cheerleader CHEERLEADERS “How in heaven’s name, do you say ‘Fight, team fight’ in Chinese?” This kind of question popped up while planning a rally in which the cheerleaders presented “cheers from different countries” complete with costumes and accents. Because of your six cheerleaders’ ingenuity, the rallies have always held something new and different to create spirit and to interest you, the student. Headed by Lil Barbey, flic six girls—June Raufman, Gay Settevendemie, Jackie Cipiti, Judy Simons, and Lynn Taylor—have practiced all summer and after school on Wednesdays during the school year with the guidance of Miss Norma Smith. Their motto is “practice makes perfect.” Although they have not yet reached perfection, they do look pretty sharp out on the field, on the stage, or in the gym. Judy Simons Jackie Cipiti PEP CLUB The Pep Club was organized to promote spirit and to stimulate more student interest in sports. This year’s officers tried to achieve their goal by broadcasts, posters, selling shakeroos, sponsoring buses to games, selling programs, and cheering in a group for more unified yells. They also planned social events for the benefit of not only the Pep Club members but for the whole school, such as the Sock Hop. Remember . . . Particularly Exciting and Peachy-keen Cheering sections, including Laughter and Uproarious Barrels of fun. The power of prayer . . . Large crowd at game. Carole Cabot, publicity chairman; June Raufman, rice president; Joanne Zampino, president; Bertha Grano, secretary; Judy Mears, treasurer; Margaret Hunsicker, assistant publicity chairman are the hard working officers of Pep Club. Seated is Miss Norma Smith, club sponsor. With their two jobs, rooting the Junior Varsity basketball team to victory and pepping up the crowd, the J.V. cheerleaders were kept on their toes during the basketball games. The six girls, under the direction of Miss Joyce Eaton, practiced every Wednesday in the girls’ old gym. A Lake Erie League rule kept them from cheering at away games, but the girls were seen in action at every home game. Perky J.V. cheerleaders were Sue Reynolds, Rosalie Klusker, Cindy Scott, Marcia McGuire, Ann Tomcho, and Mary Waechter. Every Shaw student should appreciate the hard work of the movie operators. To them life is one continuous movie as they devote study halls and lunch periods to their work. Their sponsor, Mr. Albert Dolan, is proud of these hardworking boys, who are recognized on Honor Day for their services to the school. J.V. CHEERLEADERS MOVIE OPERATORS Movie operators were John Braun, Bill Strack, Boh Nyman, Melvin Robboy, Eli Mahler, and Ken Daggs. Brent Albright fixes the projector. FIRST ROW: Joe Schneider, Carole Cabot, Carole Goldie, Linda Yannctta, Lil Barbey, Bev Martin, Barb Kline, Mei Mei Hull, Sue Nick, Ken Jarmusch. SECOND ROW: Bob Vecchio, Ed Ferguson, Larry Hartland, Mike Cabot, Jim Rogers, Stu Fitrcll, Tom Seherr, Larry Hail, Tom Fitzsimmons, George Blanchard. THIRD ROM': Agnes Tartara, Ann Schuff, Sandy Andrews, Jackie Cipiti, Betsy Baldau, Janet Stillinger, Judy Mears, Sue Reynolds, Carol Atchison, Elsie Borthwick. CANTEEN COUNCIL Many Shaw students have attended canteens since junior high school. Canteen council, the main social organization of the school, planned these dances. Presidents for the first and second semester council respectively were Lil Barbey and George Blanchard. The decorations, publicity, and assignment committees assumed most of the responsibility for the dances. Various themes anti bright, colorful decorations have increased the popularity of canteens. Graduation brings a picnic in June for council members or a house party in January. Money? Joe. A large crowd, as usual, at Canteen. At the Junior-Sophomore Friendship breakfast . . . Sally Gibson pours milk for Bobbie Eccleston JUNIOR-SOPHOMORE FRIENDSHIP FIRST ROW: Nancy Foster, Judy VVeedon, vice president; Judy Collova, president; Judy Gage, secretary-treasurer; Judy Simon. SECOND HOW: Jan Griffiths, Margaret Jones, Raecine McCloud, Marlene Keinard, Nonnie Wellman. |||j Officers for the Junior-Sophomore Friendship Club during the second semester were Judy Collova, president; Judy Weedon, vice-president; and Judy Gage, secretary-treasurer. These girls presided over general meetings that alternated with cabinet meetings every other Wednesday. Many projects were undertaken this year by Junior-Sophomore Friendship girls and their new sponsor. Mrs. Barbara Bowling. They included caroling at the McGregor Home during the Christmas season, sending food to a needy family in East Cleveland, and collecting clothes for the Phyllis Wheatley Association. A “get-acquainted” party, the annual Mother-Daughter Pot-Luck Supper, and a Christmas (lance sponsored by the Friendship and Letter-men’s Clubs were social events supported by Junior-Sophomore Friendship members. New and unusual in this year’s calendar was a breakfast in the cafeteria. About 145 members co-operated in these projects, which not only promoted friendship but also were of service to the community. 52 At the Tinsel Twirl . . . SENIOR FRIENDSHIP Beginning with a “get-acquainted” party and Simplicity pattern style show, given jointly with Junior-Sopliomore Friendship, and ending with their annual Senior Pot-Luck Supper, this year has been an eventful one for Senior Friendship. Their projects included decorating the Friendship Room and serving in the snack bar of Highland View Hospital for a few hours one Saturday afternoon a month. The “Big and Little Sister” project was also introduced into the Senior Friendship’s program. This latter project, which was started in the fall, was successful in acquainting more lOth-grade girls with the senior girls. Keeping this plan in mind, the Social Committee planned a Halloween Masquerade Pot-Luck, where the Big and Little Sisters came dressed in related costumes. Highlighting Friendship’s year of social activities were the Friendship-Lettermen’s dances held in the new gym during the Yuletide and spring seasons. “Chimp,” Jean Malmstead, and “Monk,” Carole Goldie, go through their routine. FIRST ROW: Barbara Kline, program chairman, Mildred Carlton, secretary, Nancy Erickson, president, Ann Schuff, vice president. SECOND ROW: Hazelan Zachau, Bev Clark, Bertha Grano, Carole Goldie, Linda Randall, Sue Werther, Mei Mei Hull, Judy Mears, Joanne Lewis, Joanne Zampino, Janet Stillinger, Betty Reid, Janet Vyse. 53 FIRST ROW: Don Lose, A1 Alexander, Bill Limbird, Bob Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Russ Miller, Phil Hadsell, Bob Mayne, Doug Pew, Bob Vajda. FIRST ROW: Diqk Norman, Dave Ilermon, Art Beatty, Jim Moll. SECOND ROW: Dave Stoker, Ray Zambie, Dave Fraser, Harrv Putzbaeh, Rick Rielil. Gordon Esch, Executive Secretary; Russ Miller, president-Y-housc. Camera shy is Hob Hamilton, chaplain. and Ray Cambio, secretary plan activities in the new II HI-Y A dream came true on January 29, hen the sparkling new $175,000 YMCA building was dedicatee!. It marked the end of a 25-year waiting period for the East Cleveland “Y” to have a home of its own. The building, of contemporary design, is beautiful inside and out. It has a game room, craft room, adult lounge, offices, checkroom, and plenty of storage space. However, the huge banquet room, used for dances, and the completely -equipped kitchen, accommodating 150 persons, are best of all. There are three club rooms, which Ili-Y uses for its meetings, and the basement sports two cavernous game rooms, which are not yet completely furnished. The dedication also marked the end of fifteen years of faithful and unselfish devotion to duty on behalf of William V. Cumler, who came here in 1941. Mr. Cumler will be missed; he is now the director of the Business Men’s Club at the Central YMCA. In his place is Gordon Esch. Mr. Esch, from Heights High, was an Air Force pilot in World W ar II. lie has a background of nine years in YMCA and social work. Hi-Y meets every Monday night. The members get together and plan many projects useful to both school and community life. The first Hi-Y dance in the spacious new building was held on February 25 and was only one of the many activities planned. Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living is the pledge of the Hi-Y boys. 55 ROOM CAND1 CLASS BAND Even before the school year began, Shaw’s band members were busy practicing for the coming football games. When school started, the band practiced everyday during seventh period under the direction of Mr. S. Robert Fraser. It played during the flag-raising ceremonies, the half-time shows, and numerous rallies during football season. A smaller group helped supplement the cheering and school spirit at basketball games. The band also marched at the Indians’ opening game, Randall Race Track, and the Memorial Day Parade, besides performing at the annual Spring Concerts. Early last fall the 75 members were also busy helping Kiwanis raise money for new band uniforms by selling and delivering snow shovels. They also washed cars and sold gasoline at the Sinclair Gas Station. The project was a huge success and enough money was raised for 100 new band uniforms. In appreciation of East Cleveland’s support the band presented a “Thank you, East Cleveland” concert. FLUTES Carolyn Jeffery Margaret Shelton Linda Moore Jackie Myers Arthur Beatty Sue Sturgea Bev Martin OBOES Richard McGuire Mary Ellen Sfaher BASSOON Dave Keck FIRST CLARINETS Mary Ann Lee Martha Gray Grant Horan Bob Lane Shirley Beard Janet Vyse SECOND CLARINETS Barb Fracasso Harry Putzbach Tom Maruna Jean Mowry Dolores Gordon Judy Mears Carolyn Giacomin THIRD CLARINETS Carole Mackowski Karen Jamnik Elsie Borthwick Sally Webster John Braun Joyce Hoffman Bill Moehl ALTO CLARINET Judy Dunn BASS CLARINET Jim Moll ALTO SAXOPHONES Georgia Buckingham Dave Balk TENOR SAXOPHONES Nick Cortese Glenn Kalal BARITONE SAXOPHONE Richard Kiehl FIRST TRUMPETS Tom Schcrr Dave Stoker Bill Lazna Stanley Marks SECOND TRUMPETS Carl Dodge Phyllis Daley Chuck Manillo Doug Beebe THIRD TRUMPETS Bill Limbird Suzy Price Bob Bode Larry Barto Don Taylor FRENCH HORNS Ron Cornman Ellen Moore Ken Strack Gary Lortus FIRST TROMBONES Lewis Barnes Alan Alexander SECOND TROMBONES Ruunie Buchan Adda Bogun BASS TROMBONES Robert Vajda John Norris BARITONES Robert Hayes William Turner TUBAS Bob Myerscough Dave Fraser Allan Spencer George Huston Arlen Dougherty Bob Rosenolum STRING BASS Jim Woehrmann Drum Major PERCUSSION Tom Gaines Edward Frey Art Hanna Harvey Firestone Martin Hochmnn Larry Hall Robert Zents Doris Rirhler FLAG BEARERS Dave Keck Bob Ledger MAJORETTES Doris Eichlcr Joyce English Jill Hudeuon Sue Nick Bev Martin Sandy Andrew � FIRST ROW: Valerie Digniu, Agnes Tartarn, Sue Sturgcs Jean Brooks, Mei-Mei Hull, Carol McNiekle, Christine Beres Jackie Cipiti, Margaret Jones, Lynda Litwiler, Karen Fellows Delores McGee, Nonny Wellman, Barbara Hill, Phyllis Du Rand, Betsy Baldnu, Marianne DeMent, Gail Pratt, Phyllis Smith. SECOND ROW: Diane Dysert, Nancy Hodge, Judy Brown, Nancy Collova, Pat Fall, Judy Collova, Wilma Boch- Carolyn Jeffreys, Barb Kline, Fred Parsh, Dan McGuire, : Dave Small, Tim Vaughn, Mike Cabot, George Scharlott, : Bob Barker, Don Drahcim, I-aurcn Schenck, Danny Surrell, ; I,arry Hartland, I ee Hawkins, Cal Mackell, A1 Alexander, Dick Muny, Jackie Myers, Carolyn Pierce. FOURTH ROW: Judy Dunn, Nancy Bryan, Larry Hall, Tom Waechter, Tom Brussee, Joe Schneider, Bernie Baron, Jim Baus, Rodger staler, Marilyn Frey, Carol Downing, Phyllis Daley, Racine Brandt, Mike Bropliy, Jim Wochrman, Dave Johnson, Ken W- n McCloud, Toni Daugherty, Sandy Sane, Gloria Froelich, Jane ' Parker, Betty Reid, Carol Cabot, Linda Yannetta, Sandy Andrews, Leslie Farnsworth, Ann Schuff. THIRD ROW: Benjamin, Jerry Vath, Stu Fitrell, A1 Mackell, Bill Stockstill, A! Spencer, Janet Stillinger, Kathy Regal. W. ■xi- I ' issBy” Jf M SB... - JW ••• m . s The Shaw tsi a host of ‘ CHOIR is” and “aahs” from the spectators at the opening of the station. The reason? It was Shaw’s new choir uniforms. The girls’ vivid red satin surplices and long black skirts and the boys’ black robes, accented by red stoles, were eyecatchers. The Christmas season was a busy one with engagements at Halle’s, SteYling-Lindner-Davis, and the Public Square. Their annual Christmas program, featuring a candlelight procession and renditions of sacred, traditional, and popular numbers, put one in the right mood for the holiday season. A source of amusement to the audience is the annual choir medley, a conglomeration of current hits, commercials, and old favorites. Lucky is the choir member whose birthday falls during the school year. lie is serenaded by the 98 choir members, who have learned to sing “Happy Birthday” in parts. What more could anyone want for his birthday? 60 T1 le Shaw orchestra, under the direction of Mr. S. Robert Fraser, really has to work during its rehearsals because there are only a few minutes each day when all the members are together. Although Mr. Fraser would like a few more mem-l ers, the orchestra does quite well with what it has. The orchestra performed at the Christmas program and for both Commencement programs. One event which every orchestra member looked forward to was the annual Lake Erie League ft Orchestra Festival. Instrumentalists from all the L.E.L. schools combined to form an orchestra of about 180 pieces. The result was a professional sounding group which made good listening and also gave students the experience of playing in a large orchestra. ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW: Gail Dunlap, Ruth Philipp, Linda Schweizer, Andrea Allen, John Groves, Richard Greenman. SECOND ROW: Bob Myerscough, Margaret Sheldon, Georgia Buckingham, Mary Ellen Maher, Mary Ann I,ee, Dave Keek. THIRD ROW: Bob Kraber, Dave Stoker, Ellen Moore, Gary Loftus, Allan Spencer, Tom Gaines, Jim Woehrmann. Nancy Hodge, pianist, Tom Waehter, Judy Collova, Larry lliirtland, Nancy Bryan, Al Alexander, Nancy Collova, Fred Harsh, and Barbara Kline comprised this year’s octet. With six new members, the Octet, under the direction of Miss Margery Shields, is one of the most popular Shaw vocal groups. Besides being featured with the Rhythm Teens, the Octet has appeared at a Case Fraternity House, Owen’s Plantation, and for the Singers’ Club at Park lane Villa, where their interpretation of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” was enjoyed so much that an encore was requested. Another specialty is their clever arrangement of “Zip-a-dee-do-dah.” Rehearsals for the eight singers are held in the evening at individual homes or in the morning before school. VOCALISTS: FIRST HOW: Nancy Collova, Carol Bandy, Barbara Kline, Betty Reid, Nancy Bryan, Agnes Tartara, Linda Yannetta, Judy Collova. SECOND ROW: Joe Schneider, Mike Brophy, Tom Waehter, Larry Hartland, Jerry Vath, Lee Hawkins, Bob Barker, Fred Parsh. INSTRUMENTALIST?: FIRST ROW: Nancy Hodge, Ruth Philipp, Gail Duidap, Jim Moll, Georgia Buckingham, Nick Cortes, Glenn Kalal. SECOND ROW: Tom Gaines, Jim Woehrmann, Ron Cornman, Al Alexander, Lewis Barnes, Bill Lazna, Tom Scherr, Dave Stoker. Shaw’s String Ensemble is composed of four girls, who practice on Mondays during fifth period. They performed at fashion shows, the annual Shaw Football Banquet, and wherever a small group was needed to provide background music. One of their main engagements was the opening of the new Y.M.C.A. building on Lee Road. Comprising the String Ensemble were Janet Stillinger, Andrea Allen, Ruth Philipp, and Gail Dunlap. STRING ENSEMBLE RHYTHM TEENS Finishing its third year of performing and entertaining was an outstanding group of 32 Shawites (16 vocalists and 16 instrumentalists). Collectively they’re known as the Rhythm Teens, and they’ve made a name i for themselves while performing for various civic and service groups, clubs, fraternal organizations, and school assemblies. The Rhythm Teens are composed of vocalists and instrumentalists selected from choir and orchestra. They rehearse outside of school time under the direction of Miss Margery Shields (“Ma”) and Mr. Robert Fraser (“Pa”). One of their noteworthy performances was given last June, when Rhythm Teens was the featured talent in Kiwanis’s 40t.h International Convention at the Public Auditorium. 'Phis organization, patterning its show after that of Fred Waring, comes close to sounding like a professional group, making the 7:45 A.M. “Sunrise” rehearsals quite worth while. This mixture of work and pleasure brings satisfying results to the Rhythm Teeners and all who hear them perform. GIRL’S CHORUS Jean Addison Linda Dreifort Martha Mazzie Marilyn Sahan Myra Alter Robert Eccleston Barbara McElroy Loretta Santoro Kuth Harbins Frances Ede Carmen Medves Barbara Seibert Janice Bennington Pat Frieden Marrilyn Mitchell Judy Simons Alyce Hillington Catherine Foster Rosemary Mosath Jean Sivec Adda Bogun Angie Herringshaw Jackie Myers Linda Smith Bonnie Brabender Margaret Hollister Bette Okros Roberta Taylor Irene Brooks Barbara House Sheila Powers Sancha Trautwein Suellen Brown Gail Howell Susie Price Mary Varble Sandra Cianci Carolyn Jeffery Lucille Priori Marge Voigt Mary Jane Colandangelo Elaine Katz Marilyn Ptak Lynn Wagner Carol Collise Judie Knife Sally Rapp Judy Weedon Linda Crawford Shirley Lcblang Lois Reid Jane Wesley Brenda Crisp Lois Leeson Elizabeth Rein Dean Wilson Iris Crowley Arline Leonhardt Carole Ries Marlene Yanosh Pat Dawson Marilyn Lombardo Jane lluuska Hazelan Zachau Marie Ann DiSant Sandy Macko Joyce Sabrack MAJORETTES Shaw’s six strutting majorettes, led by Drum Major Jim Woehrmann, were seen at all pep rallies and football games adding color and excitement. They were chosen by Mr. S. Robert Fraser for their twirling and marching ability. The girls practice daily with the band. This year they marched at Randall Race Track, the Case-Reserve football game, performed at the Kiwanis luncheon for the football team, and in the annual Kiwanis Show. Doris Eichler, Joyce English, Jill Hudelson, Jim Woehrmann, Sue Nick, Bev Martin, and Sandra Andrews marched proudly ahead of the hand during football season and in parades. FIRST ROW: Janet Vyse, secretary, Ann Tomcho, rice-president, Sally Rapp, president, Barbara Palmer, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Janet Collier, Toni Newcomer, Ray Zambie, Janet Rubright, Alice Buchanan. Shaw’s dramatic club, sponsored by Miss Lois Dean, not only benefits aspiring actors and actresses but also anyone interested in the theater and its activities. Various phases of the theater including acting, stage setting, lighting, make up, costuming, and directing are presented at their meetings on Thursday after school. At that time members have fun working out plays, radio scripts, and similar stage entertainment. This year’s first-semester officers were Sally Rapp, president; Ann Tomcho, vice president; Janet Vyse, secretary; and Barbara Palmer, treasurer. DRAMATIC CLUB Stage crew members Jack Cooper, Bruce Walko, Mike Ciani, Paul Raymer, Ronald Schuster, Bob Weis, Dick Eiamon, Dick Ruppe, and Clyde Zirm are hard at work! STAGE CREW An important but virtually unknown part of Shaw’s dramatic system is the stage crew. Under the direction of Miss Lois Dean, the “hands” work behind the scenes, adjusting lights, pulling curtains, and shifting “flats.” They are rarely seen except when they move furniture onto the stage or change the position of the microphone. Shaw’s plays, rallies, and musical performances would be impossible without the aid of the stage crew. 65 OBSERVER FIRST ROW: Mary Lois Lakins, Carol Kraft, Pat Iloff, Barbara Widlitz, Ralph Kieffcr. SECOND ROW: Margaret Herron, Mary Miller, Esta Rosenblum, Dick Wightman, Carole Lorenz, Donna Kassigkeit, Carol Warner. Hard at work—filling the wastepaper baskets! This year the Observer increased its circulation to 100 per cent by offering ball-point pens to members of the homeroom that were first to collect and turn in their money, anil cakes to the next ten homerooms. The Observer, which publishes a record of current student activities, sayings, and student opinions was edited this year by Carol Kraft. The editor anil members of the staff met seventh period daily with II. W. McNeill to learn journalism techniques and to produce the paper. All work, however, was not accomplished in class. On deadline night staff members brought their supper and worked late finishing last-minute details. 66 FIRST ROW: Barbara Palmer, Loramae Weiland, Chris Beres, Rosalie Germaine, Phyllis Smith, Natalie Katz, Janet Randall. SECOND ROW: Marlene Sabin, Shelba Parnell, Rhode Hauch, Nina Sciulla, Connie Linamen, Carolyn Pierce, Pat Dawson, Joyce Smith, Shirley Beard. THIRD ROW: Lynda Litwiler, Joan Sires, Joanne Lewis, Janice Trowbridge, Esta Rosenblum, Ann Volina, Betty Okros, Carole Downing, Carol Bandy, Judy Knife, Rochelle Kolod, Helen Kluskcr, Miriam Volka. BUSINESS CLUB FUTURE NURSES The Business Club, whose membership jumped from 18 members last year to over three times as many this year, met once a month in room 309 under the direction of Mr. Paul Hammer. The manifold purposes of this club included promoting interest in business fields, providing guidance for those people taking a business course, and presenting the needs and qualifications of business. An interesting activity this year was a field trip to Nela Park. There have been speakers from Thompson Products and the East Ohio Gas company. President of the club was Rosalie Germaine. The Future Nurses Club, under the supervision of Miss Nina McWebb, meets the second and fourth Mondays of every month to help girls acquire a better understanding of nursing. Recently the members visited Huron Road Hospital to learn more about the School of Nursing there. Other activities planned for this semester include films on nursing and speakers from various hospitals. This semester’s officers are Rae Gray, president; Brenda Moser, secretary-treasurer; and Marion Frantz, committee chairman. Joyce Hoffman, Brenda Moser, Nancy Ellert, June McGill, Marion Frantz, Katy Lyons, Pat Wallace, and seated, president, Rae Gray. 67 Iran jc_X . % OOrs La '‘''''v i ''' ■ i 11 v 4 e .3£' '.-‘s° 23 '$34«f91 y Jr- 1 jfl w 92 B1 « 84 FIRST HOW: Tom Fitzsimons, manager, Tom Matte, Jerry Goldman, Dennis Surrell, Rob Riscotti, Rob Cipriani, Gerald Mintz, Chuck Manillo, Dan Gyure, Jerry Dinallo, Gary Loftus, Dave Fraser, Dick Norman, manager. SECOND ROW: Head Coach Rob McGraw, Brent Albright, manager, John Maybury, Rob Rarto, Frank Meneini, Art Shank, A1 Cefaratti, Joe Russo, Locke Thompson, Harry Putzbach, John Caldwell, Ron Wormuld, Dan Glynn, Ken Jarmusch, John Meneini, manager. Coach Wayne J. Caroff. THIRD ROW: Dick Nagel, Bob Lane, Curt Starkweather, Mike Rrophy, Tom Reeves, A1 Andrews, Tom Freitag, Jim Rogers, George Blanchard, Jerry Spaulding, Harold Klug, Dick West, Jack f'urrie, Dick Smith, Ed Dell. CAMERA SHY: Rill Stockstill, Jack Rowan, Jack Mclver, Tony Yacobucci. FOOTBALL TEAM 1955 74 Shaw 19 West 7 Shaw 0 Collinwood 19 Shaw 13 Akron North 26 Shaw 0 Lakewood 40 Shaw 0 Heights 0 Shaw 0 Parma 26 Shaw 13 Euclid 14 Shaw 0 Shaker 26 Shaw 0 Canton Lehman 29 Although this season was not a successful one in the win-loss column, the boys all believe that they derived much from it in other ways. The team started off well with a victory over West High School, but faltered the next three weeks against Collinwood, Akron North, and Lakewood. It was not until the Heights game that the Cardinals averted defeat with a 0-0 tie on a water-soaked, muddy field. As the season closed, the record was one win, seven losses, and one tie. The nucleus of the squad was formed by juniors, however, and much is expected of the sixteen returning lettermen. Shaw can look forward to a more successful football season in 1956. 75 SHAW 19 WEST 7 Shaw started the season on the right foot with a 19-7 triumph over West High School. We came from behind to win. Tom Matte scored the second touchdown on a 40-yard scamper over left tackle. Harold Klug and Bob Cipriani also scored. Frank Menrini drives ahead for that extra yard. SHAW 0 COLLIN WOOD 19 A fine Collinwood team defeated Shaw on September 22 before 3000 fans. Collinwood’s victory brought the record for this old rivalry to 12 victories for each school and three ties. Collinwood Fullback Stan Jeno-vic, backed by a powerful line, carried most of the offensive load. Despite a heavy rain, the Railroaders played great football. Gary I oftus tackles a Railroader after a long gain. SHAW 13 AKRON NORTH 26 In the third game of the season, Shaw was defeated by Akron North. The Cardinals started well by scoring a touchdown and holding the downstaters in check. This glory was short-lived however. We never gave up though and scored once more before the closing gun. Touchdowns were made by Jim Rogers and Tom Matte. Tom Matte is of and running for Shaw’s first touchdown. SHAW 0 LAKEWOOD 40 The Cardinals were completely outclassed in this game. The final score read 40-0 in favor of Lakewood. The offense was hampered by 11 fumbles, which Lakewood turned into several touchdowns. On defense, we fought hard but the powerful Hangers proved too much to handle. Lakewood’s Ron Fisher is about to be downed by End Dave Fraser. SHAW 0 HEIGHTS 0 After the loss to Lakewood, Shaw proved it could come back by tying a favored Heights eleven, 0-0. Both teams gave a good account of themselves, and this game proved to be one of our greatest efforts of the season. The teams played through a constant downpour, which made the game doubly exciting for the fans. The game was highlighted by the defensive play of both teams. Dick Smith makes fast irork of a Heights ball carrier as Tom Matte is blocked by tico Tigers. Joe Russo stops a Parma Redman in time to avert another score. 77 SHAW 0 PARMA 26 After a quick first period score by Parma, the Cardinals buckled down and held the lledmen four times within the 20-yard line. At halftime the score read 7-0. Two Shaw fumbles in the third period set up Parma tallies. When the closing gun sounded, the score read 26-0 in favor of Parma. SHAW 13 EUCLID 14 Torn Matte, junior linebacker, started the game by returning an intercepted punt 65 yards for the first touchdown of the game. At halftime we trailed 14-6. The Cardinals managed to hold Euclid scoreless in the second half. We scored once more on a 17-yard run by Quarterback Harold Klug. The night was further saddened by the injury of End Jack Rowan. A Euclid Panther erodes a Cardinal. SHAW 0 SHAKER 26 In this game, the Cardinals changed from a T-formation to a single-wing offense and, with the help of four inches of snow, fumbled their way to another loss. However, the game was hard-fought by both teams and our team showed that they were made of the right stuff. Joe Russo drives over right tackle. SHAW 0 CANTON LEHMAN 29 The first half of this game was thrilling with both teams fighting hard. At halftime the score read 2-0, after one of Ron Wormald’s punts was blocked on our 10-yard marker. In the second half Lehman returned punts which netted them 21 points on runs of 20, 40, and 75 yards. Our boys tried hard. Canton's Dick Gelesky about to be stopped by Joe Russo and Tom King. 78 J. V. FOOTBALL The J. V. Football team under the direction of Coaches Neil Skinner and Jack Moore won two games while losing four. The boys demonstrated a knowledge of the fundamentals of blocking and tackling. Much is expected of next year’s team. Both the boys and the coaches felt that their best showing was against the strong Collinwood team. The score was 19-0. Although they lost more than they won, the J. V. Cardinals outscored their opponents for the complete season 60-53. Shaw 19 Collinwood 0 Shaw 0 Lakewood 14 Shaw 0 Heights 7 Shaw 7 Parma 13 Shaw 27 Euclid 6 Shaw 7 Shaker 13 1955 Tom King is off to pay dirt as referee Hoy Wisecup moves into the picture. FIRST ROW: Stu Kaufman, Bob Hamilton, Calvin Mackell. SECOND ROW: Tony Ferlito, Dick Barbey, Robin Read, Don Tri| cpi, Paul Toft, Tom King. THIRD ROW: Coach Jack Moore, Tony Madda, Tom Ross, Bill Morgan, Willard Brown, Dick Palicka, Ron Ilulvey, Coach Neil Skinner. FOURTH ROW: Stu Fitrell, Dick Caine, Robert Vecchio, James Strachan, Paul Blanchard, Robert Barbey, Alex Virostko. CAMERA SHY: Spencer Bowman, Charles Dome, Richard Gottron, Joe Hader, Ken Harrison, Jerome Jerome, Ron Mazzeo, Ed Miscko, Tom O’Donnell, Howard Ross, Jack Drake, manager, Dave Hunter, manager. 79 TENNIS FIRST ROW: Bill Stein, Bill I azna, Ron Schwartz. SECOND ROW: Tom Mcinhardt, coach, Dave Jamison, Doug Pew. Time out'. Shaw’s tennis team was unable to win a single match this fall, but according to coach Tom Meinhardt, “We can look forward to a brighter future because of our youth.’’ The season’s schedule was completed this spring with returning letternien Don Lose and ltuss Miller in singles, and Jerry Spaulding in doubles. Hon Schwartz was the only mid-term graduate. On your mark, get set, . . . . SWIMMING The Shaw swimming team had its best season in several years, although it was unable to win consistently in dual meets. In three of the first five meets it lost either by one event, or as at the Euclid meet, by one point 80-38. In the Euclid relays, Shaw placed fifth but did win the back-stroke relay in record time. At Kent the team placed fourth behind Lakewood, Canton McKinley, and Sandusky. Team effort on both the junior varsity and the varsity was terrific. Individually Stan Salter in the backstroke, Dick Knott and Jack Mclver in the freestyle, and Bob Eppich in the breaststroke, were outstanding. As often happens in swimming, a first-place finisher docs not assure victory. Shaw didn’t have the depth necessary to pick up second and third place points. Coach Phil Worcester started the junior varsity team this year. Through it many promising boys have had an opportunity to swim in competition. Go, Joe! FIRST ROW: Bob Edwards, Willard Brown, Ed Frey, Ted Karlc, Joe Husarik, Tom Doughty, Tom Karle, Tim Tartara. SECOND HOW: Mike Cabot, Marly Hock-man, Tom Drake, Shelley Soble, Tom Wach-ter, Larry Hall, Mike Bauer, Dick Stafford. THIRD ROW: Jack Mclver, Bob Eppich, Stan Salter, Bill Shank, Bob Smoyer, Bill Ford, Tom Pugh, Joe Phillips. FOURTH ROW: George Blanchard, Dick Knott, Jerry Spaulding, Jack Caldwell, Dave Hunter, Roger Peters, Gary Payne, John Reed. CAMERA SHY: Coach Phil Worcester. Ray Bailey, Jay Neubauer, manager. INTRAMURALS This year, under the direction of Jack Moore and student Dick West, wrestling, badminton, table tennis, and volley ball were added to the already functioning basketball program. The wrestling portion of this year’s program was started in an attempt to revive the sport on a varsity level in the near future and was well-received by the boys. To show the students the basic fundamentals, the Shaker wrestling team gave a demonstration assembly. Division champions were decided and, in March, the school champions were crowned. SENIOR STARS Stan Salter Swimming Bill Welch Basketball Dick Knott Swimming Harold Klug Baseball Jack Rowan Football Track Jim Rogers Football T rack Jim Campbell Basketball A1 Cefaratti Football Jack Mclver Football Dick West Football COACHES Wayne J. Caroff Football Bill Galherach Baseball Paul Hammer Golf Grant Kibbel Basketball Bob Louis Faculty manager Bob McGraw Football Jack Moore Track Cross Country J.V. Football Intramurals Neil Skinner J.V. Football J.V. Basketball Tom Meinhardt Tennis Phil Worcester Swimming Football FIRST ROW: Wayne J. Caroff, Tom Meinhardt, Grant F. Kibbel, Bob Louis. SECOND ROW: Phil Worcester, Bob McGraw. Jack Moore. Neil Skinner. CAMERA SHY: Bill Galbcrach, Paul Hammer. 85 FIRST ROW: Joe Russo, Bob Biscotti, Bill Petche, Tony Massaro, Frank Mencini, Dave Fraser. SECOND ROW: Locke Thompson, Harry Putzbach, Tom Matte, Mike Pavlik, Jim Rogers. THIRD ROW: Tony Yacobucci, A1 Kregenow, Harold Klug, Mike Brophy, Jim Campbell. CAMERA SHY: Bill Welch. BASKETBALL 41 67 44 36 48 44 66 60 67 59 49 57 54 72 After tasting defeat at the hands of an eager Collinwood team, the Cardinals defeated Cleveland Heights in the first L.E.L. game of the year. Trailing in the fourth quarter, the Shaw team tied it up as the buzzer rang and went on to win in overtime. The following week Shaw traveled to Parma and registered a lopsided victory over the Red men. Mentor was the next victim with our Cardinals showing fine board control and shooting ability. In a Christmas double header. Coach Grant Kibbel split his squad with a resulting win over Toledo Waite and a loss to the Alumni. Euclid next invaded the gym and the Cardinals again met the test in a one-sided affair. However the following week, things were more difficult against a fine Shaker team, and the squad won by a meager two points. Lakewood was next, and despite a good fight the Rangers emerged on top. The next two weeks, with the loss of center Bill Welch to graduation, the Cardinals’ march to the L.E.L. crown was stalled by losses to Cleveland Heights and Parma. With fighting spirit the Cardinals came back to take a victory from Euclid. The following week Shaw experienced its first defeat to U.S. since 1948 in a sudden death overtime. Shaker’s Red Raiders invaded our gym and after a fourteen point halftime lead the Cardinals muffed it and any chance of a first place tie in the L.E.L. Shaw 32 Collinwood Shaw 70 Heights Shaw 59 Parma Shaw 52 Mentor Shaw 52 Toledo Waite Shaw 60 Euclid Shaw 58 Shaker Shaw 56 Lakewood Shaw 49 Heights Shaw 56 Parma Shaw 59 Euclid Shaw 55 University School Shaw 52 Shaker Shaw 74 Lakewood FIRST ROW: Dennis Ropers, Neil Sharp, Jim Strachan, Nick Barile, Stu Kaufman, Dick Caine. SECOND ROW: Tony Madda, Bill Bythway, Boh Barbey, Bill Morgan, Boh Heckman, Tom King, Bill Howells. THIRD ROW: Kent Andrews, Boh Hamilton, Jim Kismon, Joe Scully, Don Tripepi, Boh Vargo, Al Thompson, Don Kelly, Dave Carr, manager. The Junior Varsity basketball team started well this year. In its first game the quintet nipped Collin wood 34-31. Next it trounced the Heights Tigers 67-43. After that it was unable to win another game. The team has many possibilities for next year. Al Thompson and Dennis Rogers, who came up from Kirk, sparked the jayvees in the last few games of the year. Going into the last game, Tom King was high-point man with 88; Bob Heckman followed with 77. The jayvees were coached by Neil Skinner. It is hoped that next year these boys will add to the varsity effort. “The team got in a huddle”—and out came the cheerleaders. FRONT ROW': A1 Kregenow, Harold King, George Blanchard, Danny Glynn, Ken Jarmusch, Jim Rogers. SECOND ROW: Joe Phillips, John Reed, Tom King, Jack Mclver, John Maybury, Jay Neubauer, Russ Miller, Locke Thompson. THIRD ROW: Doug Beebe, Joe Russo, Frank Mencini, Bob Biscotti, Tom Matte, Jack Rowan, Jerry Spaulding. FOURTH ROW: Bob Eppich, Bill Stein, Tom Reeves, A1 Andrews, Bill Ford, Joe Schneider, Stan Salter, Dick Knott. LETTERMEN’S CLUB I,cttermen’s Club, although a comparatively new organization at Shaw, helpeil sponsor several dances during the past year, including the “Tinsel Twirl” and the spring “Sports Queen” dance. The purpose of Letterinen’s has been to promote and support all athletic programs set up by the Shaw Athletic Association. It also helped develop the qualities of leadership and sportsmanship in its members. Meetings were held on the first Wednesday of each month, and membership in the club was opened to all boys who received a letter in any sport. 89 TRACK TEAM 1955 FIRST ROW: Tom Reeves, John Reed, Harvey Weiner, Art Shank, Kurt Rusch, Jim Leach, Jay Hunton, Tom Matte, Ron Wormald, Steve Havas. SECOND ROW: Ken Benjamin, John Kerr, Ken Johnson, Ed Dell, A1 Cefaratti, Jim Baus, Joe Schneider, Bill Provident, Bob Cipriani, Dan Gyure. THIRD ROW: Art Beatty, Bill Petehe, A1 Maekell, Ed Ferguson, Larry Hartland, Gary Loftus, Ed Miscko, Bob Kretzer, John Stewart, malinger. FOURTH ROW: Dale Hughes, manager, Jim Bareh, John Maybury, Bob Vargo, Dick Palicka, Stu Fitrell, Bob Vajda, Jim Fleming, Ron Comman, A1 Alexander. Last year’s Shaw cindermen had spirit and showed the desire to win. Kurt Rusch, Jim Leach, and Jay Hunton were three outstanding seniors on the team. Curt Rusch was undefeated during the regular season. His specialty was the high jump. At the state meet in Columbus he cleared six feet. At the district meet he placed third. Jim Leach was beaten only twice during the season. The high and low hurdles comprised his specialties. Jn the Lake Eric League meet he placed second. He was also high scorer in the broad jump, 220-yard dash, and high jump. Jay Ilunton’s specialties were the 100-yard dash, 220-yard dash, and broad jump. He also participated in the state meet at Columbus. The team was composed of 45 men, 15 of whom received letters. Shaw’s high scorer was Jay Hunton with 135 points; Jim Leach ranked second with 121. Three sophomores, Jim Baus, Tom Matte, and Joe Schneider, won letters in their first year of varsity competition. Shaw finished third in the Euclid Relays and third in the Lake Erie League. In the 22-school district meet Shaw finished seventh. Coach Jack Moore looks forward to next year and another outstanding team. Up and over. 90 CROSS COUNTRY In the fall members of the cross country team begin practicing at Forest Hills. In a meet the members of both teams run a two-mile course over hills and streams and through woods. The Shaw cross country team finished last in the Lake Erie League. In the district meet it placed ninth in a field of 10. No matter what the outcome was, at least the boys were in there trying their best. Shaw has had better teams in the past and will be on top again in the future. Coach Jack Moore, who is looking forward to next year cheerfully says, “The only way we can go is up.” Leading by a nose! FIRST ROW: Dave Smith, Rob Kretzer, Bill Moehl, Jerry Andes, Rob Main, Tad Perrin. SECOND ROW: Rob Yajda, Joe Schneider, Jim Raus, Ed Dell, Curt Starkweather, Rill Provident, Rob Rortner, Ron Schwartz. 91 BACK ROW: Harold Klug, Jim Campbell, A1 Kregenow, Dick West, Frank Noble, Bill Galberach, coach. SECOND ROW: Bob Ledger, manager, Ron Schwartz, Tony Yacobucci, Bernie Baron, Jerry Sullivan, Tom Milligan, Rudy Sarich, Bob Fish, Tom King, Joe Szasz. FIRST ROW: Steve Clark, manager, John Magazine, Locke Thompson, Joe Russo, Bob Biscotti, Dean Apple. BASEBALL The Shaw sluggers tied for last place in Lake Erie League competition last year. Jerry Sullivan led the pitching staff. When not on the mound, lie played first base, alternating with A1 Kregenow. The two top batters of the team were Dean Apple and Jerry Sullivan. Harold Klug was outstanding as a catcher, as well as being a good batter. Locke Thompson and Bob Biscotti also did well at the plate. This year the team will again practice at diamond number one in Forest Hills Park. All eighteen members of the team put up a good fight last year. Coach Bill Galberach said that this year the team will show even more spirit and desire. He’s hopeful that Thompson, Klug, and Biscotti will really go places. We can find some consolement in the fact that Shaw beat Heights for the first time in five years. “Casey at the bat” 92 Hull’s eye! The Rifle Club, sponsored by Mr. Walter Bandlow, meets every Tuesday evening at the East Cleveland Rifle Range, where the seven members develop their shooting skill safely. When not seriously engaged in competitive rifle matches, the marksmen often attend practice sessions wearing an odd assortment of headgear including an authentic Davy Crockett hat, a tam-a-shanter, a Panama hat, and an engineer’s cap. The officers for ’55-’56 were Stan Salter, president; Tom Weedon, vice-president; Ellen Moore, secretary; Chuck Hina, treasurer; and Dick Wightman, executive officer. RIFLE CLUB 93 FIRST ROW: Ellen Moore, Tom Weedon. SECOND ROW: Unidentified, Charles Hina, Richard Wightman. SPORTS CANDIDS Mary Aim Leo President 1 Rosalie Germaine Janet Stillinger Agnes Tartara Sandra Andrews Organizing teams, officials, time schedules, and equipment for sports such as softball, tennis, basketball, table tennis, badminton, volleyball, and bowling is no easy task; yet it is well accomplished by the girls of the Athletic Council. Meetings to plan such things as team organization, playdays, membership drives, All-Star games, and overnights are held each Thursday at 7:45 in Miss Norma Smith’s office. The highlight of this year’s activities for the Council was an overnight at Camp Cheerful. Every member and the adviser had the time of their lives sledding, singing, hunting treasure, eating and laughing. Barbara Kline Treasurer 1 Bev Martin June Raufman President 2 Judy Mears Secretary 2 Betsy Baldau Jackie Cipiti Treasurer 2 Judy Jaye 96 FIRST ROW: Joyce English, Rev Martin, Judy Mears, Judy Dunn, Rhoda Hauck. SECOND ROW: Joanne Lewis, Bertha Grano, June Raufman, Sue Werther, Pat Sturgcs made up the Hard Hitters. SOFTBALL Softball, an ever popular sport, was headed this year by Lit Barbe.v, assisted by Judy Jaye and Rosalie Germaine. One hundred and fifty-two girls were arranged into leagues according to their grade and played every Tuesday after school. The teams winning the greatest number of games were declared the winners of their individual league. Then the winners of each league played in a tournament, the winner of which was the senior team, the Hard Hitters, captained by June Raufman. Bound and determined. 97 OFFICIALS FIRST ROW: Nancy Goldstein, Pat Sturges, Barbara Widlitz, Willie Blair, Linda Randall, Linda Kerry, Nonnic Wellman, Sally Gibson. SECOND ROW: Shelly Schiff, Sue Sturges, Janet Randall, Gail Howell, June Raufman, Barbara Kline, Jackie Cipiti, Jan Stillinger, Judy Dunn. THIRD ROW: Agnes Tnrtarn, Hazclnn Zachau, Betsy Baldau, Linda Yannetta, Gay Settevendemie, head, Joan Snavely, Mei Mei Hull, Nancy Foster, Joyce Hoffman. Officials’ Club, under the direction of Gay Settevendemie, is an organization of junior and senior girls who officiate basketball and softball in G.A.A. eompetion. Their duties include umpiring, scorekeeping, and timekeeping. Meeting once a week, they discuss the problems that arise during the games and the rules of each sport. i PING PONG Gnip gnop—ping-pong backwards! Play it backwards, frontwards or upside down, the girls in G.A.A. like the sport and the competitive spirit offered by the tournament set up by Bev Martin and Jackie Cipiti, A.C. members. Bev Clark was champion of all groups. Ping pong champ Bev Clark and runner-up Rosalie Germaine. Ping pong finalists were Cara Warner, Rosalie Germaine, Bev Martin, Myra Alter, Carole Cabot, Gerry Beyvl, Bev Clark, Virginia Dowden, Sally Gibson, Natalie Katz, Barbara Hirnmel, Carol Atchison. BOWLING Agnes Tartara and Judy Mears were the Athletic Council members in charge of bowling this year. One hundred G.A.A. members, divided into 18 teams, bowled on Monday and Thursday afternoons for eight weeks, November through January, at the Forest Hill bowling alleys. The teams bowled in a regular tournament, and the winning team competed in a city tournament against other girls’ teams. Sandy Andrews, Agnes Tartars, Bev Clark, Gerry Beyvl, Marcia Hoffstetter, and Carol Atchison comprised the winning team in the G.A.A. bowling tournament. TENNIS Tennis was introduced this year, and 109 G.A.A. members participated in this new sport for the girls. Arranged in three leagues, the girls went down to Shaw tennis courts every Thursday for half-hour practice sessions. This went on for six weeks, weather permitting. Movies to help improve their strokes and their knowledge of the game were also shown to the girls. Tennis head was Sandy Andrews. FIRST ROW: Sandy Andrews, Joanne Lewis, Nancy Bruning, Ann Hutton, Nancy Hoyt, Carole Cabot, Linda Schweizer, Marilyn Frey, Nancy Goldstein. SECOND ROW: Laura Bowman, Nonnie Wellman, Lill Barbey, Carole Goldie, Martha Gray, Betsy Baida u, Judy Weedon, Bev Martin, Juanita Bechtal, Rosalie Germaine, Mei Mei Hull, Carol Atchison. THIRD ROW: Nancy Erickson, Nancy Bruce, Agnes Tartars. Marcia McGuire, Delores Chrisman, Judy Jaye, Elsie Borth-wick, Elizabeth Culver, Gerry Beyvl, Rhoda Ilauck, Ruth Bar-bins, Myra Alter, Carol Colliae, Lynn Funk. u N D E R G R A D S i-Sheisc-- i v f yat w W$k PP0? sfe JZ U ? 4 a,t ; tM OftgC ZMi'y y e0e :i ; i$!v hsv .£ £ £■% , -v7 Js’tJ -• JxPH ei ■CtiiiiJi' dt.-XlA fiX . uC XX C 2zX J%k sZ-t-v X2ewz 4-vl - - ytZxtZ . L ttH,4 -a AxX''XlXsXX£-t J?'7i hkJjA - ''£ Qtrf yio'j kj - u,4 WM� i mm jU 2s £ XcX £a cky yjty z - .. t C) : ’WM%mmi %ty L W?t vM. Mzf. ,£ - A .('■ Xz c a d ly iX is.f 77t t Xs fXXX , dticiii yi idc pyX tO’f'X'i ' .XO ■'c''St■? t'ZJ?'t '?L vs djfa J ja xdcP K Mctp i Id :ff ' - ZtUWL a stiUitf V : : £:i|| A mm ■mQNk p| §j|' ,..... CLASS OF JANUARY 1957 Brent Albright Jerry Andes Sandy Andrews Carol Atchison George Band tell Lewis Barnes Arthur Beatty Doug Beebe Juanita Bechtal Dave Berrey Gerry Beyvl Bob Bortner Eleanor Brown Linda Cicirelli Beverly Clark Kenneth Coe Bill Collier Toni Corsillo Larry Crystal Jack Currie Phyllis Daley Lynn Dayton Norman Ditty Carl Dodge Carl Dohm Arlen Dougherty Margaret Dunlap Inez Eicholtz Joyce Fairweather Karen Fellows Ed Ferguson Bob Ferrar Harvey Firestone Lynn Funk Jim Gerity 102 Carolyn Giacomin Jerry Goldman Nancy Goldstein Arthur Hanna Nancy Hanna Larry Hartland Barbara Himmel Nancy Hodge Marcia Hoffstetter Elaine Hooper Marlene Huffman David Jamieson Art Jester Harry Kendig Bob Kime Dave Keck Shelia Kerr Fred Kish Dave Lawson Bob Ledger Bob Lenson Ron Liptnk Helen Madden Carole Marzi Mary Martin John Maybury Carol McCarthy Florence McGregor Pat McHugh Jay McKenna Marian McLennan Sarah Merkle Janice Morger Dick Nero Sue Nick 103 Samira Oliver Pete O’Toole Gary Payne Barbara Peterson Lowell Taylor Sally Polen Pat Preston Lucille Priori Tom Pugh John Reed A Tom Reeves Janet Rubright Shelia Schatz Lauren Schenck Barbara Seibert Donna Serven Mark Shuping Charlotte Sidell Joan Simcox Rochelle Simon W 'aT CLASS OF JUNE 1957 Nelson Wittenmyer Ronald Wormald Madelyn Zeigler Clyde Zirm A1 Alexander Andrea Allen A1 Andrews Alan Auld Sam Baio Betsy Baldau 104 Carol Bandy Ruth Barbins Carol Barker Bob Barto Jim Baus Ron Beach Shirley Beard Judy Benson Harvey Berkowitz Bob Biscotti 61 I Joann Bizzarn Willie Blair John Blake Bob Bolaney John Brennan Jon Brennan Anne Brescia Dianne Brescia Linda Broer Jean Brooks Mike Brophy Don Brussee Janet Butchart Mike Cabot John Caldwell Jim Casalicchio Dan Castrigano Pat Chesser Dolores Chrisman Jackie Cipiti Betty Clark Steve Clark Gary Clendening Carol Collise Judy Collova 105 Pete Comer Ron Comma n Billie Marie Crawley Ruth Cunningham Ken Daggs Joe Davies Pat Dawson Valerie Dignin Gerald Dinallo Carol Downing Ken Duncan Phyllis Du Rand Anita Eastbum Roberta Eccleston Nancy Ellert Nancy Fee Ron Fenn Ellen Fischer Tom Fitzsimons Jim Fleming __ i ■ Catherine Foster Nancy Foster Marion Frantz Dave Fraser Marilyn Frey Gloria Froelich Tim Fulton Judy Gage Sue Gent Betty Gibson Jim Gibson Sally Gibson Dolores Gordon Donna Graham Richard Greenman 106 Janet Griffith Dan Gyure Phil Hadscll Carol Hall Gordon Hart wig Lee Hawkins Donna Hayes Jean Hayes Joan Hayes Jim Hensley Margaret Heron Angie Herringshaw Rolliu Hoffman Rosalie Hoffman Grant Horan Gail Howell Nancy Hoyt Jim Hudelson Jill Hudelson George Huston y'' Dirk Tseman Judy Jaye Carolyn Jeffery A1 Johnson Dave Johnson Elaine Katz Natalie Katz John Kerr Linda Kerry Betty Kirby Judie Knife Don Kost Bob Kraber Joan Krejei Joyce Krejei 107 Bob Kretzer Rosann LaCourse Bob Lane Bill Lazna Maxine Leepcr Dick Lewis Gary Loftus Don Lose Pat Loudon A1 Mackell Tony Massaro Tom Matte Bob Mayne Martha Mazzie Lina Mazzola Ron McAloon Raecine McC loud Carole McCuskey Dolores McGee Jane McGill June McGill Dick McGuire Sonja McGuire Ray Meister Frank Mencini John Mencini Mary Miller Russ Miller Gerald Mintz Jim Moll Ellen Moore May Ellen Moran Brenda Moser Betty Motsch David Myers 108 Bob Myerscough John Myerscough Dick Nagel Carole Neitzel Bill Nells Tom Nigolian Dick Norman Barbara Palmer Charlotte Park Sandy Parks ' Z' Shelba Parnell Jane Patterson Bill Petche Roger Peters Douglas Pew -f - Judy Pfeffer Ruth Philipp Carolyn Pierce Janice Potras Sheila Powers Jack Priswell Paul Probala Johann Provident Andy Pucella Harry Putzbach Frank Raik Walter Raypole Marlene Reinard Norbcrt Retsch Margaret Richardson Janice Rick Rick Riehl Mary Lou Romanski Ronnie Rose Joe Russo 109 Marlene Sabin Pat Savitz Nina Sciulla C'harles Schesventer Bob Schmunk Joe Schneider Larry Scott Bob Settevendemie Bill Shank Linda Sharp Margaret Shelton Diane Sheppard Joy Sherlock Betty Sherrill Jim Shumay Judy Simon Karin Smith Judy Starkloff Bill Stein Dave Stoker I C’harles Strothman Dennis Surrell Joe Szasz Charlene Tashler Janet Taylor Locke Thompson Rollin Thompson Tom Tuft Bill Turner Barbara Urquhart Bob Vajda Jerry Vath Miriam Voelker Lynn Wagner Pat Wallace 110 Larry Webb Victor Weber Ardell Webster Judy Weedon Judy Weiss Nonny Wellman Bill Wilkanoski Jean Wolfram Beverly Woodworth Janet Woolson Tony Yacobucci Ray Zambie Sandy Zampino Susan Zents Marilyn Ziegler CLASS OF JANUARY 1958 David Baird David Balk Murphy Blanchard Bonnie Brabender Irene Brooks Nancy Bruning Carole Burke Paul Carani Marlene Celeste Mary Jane Coladangelo I I Melvin Cook Elizabeth Culver Mary Cumming Phillip Della Ralph De Petris Gary Dc Wyer Judy Dicmert Anna Disant Tom Doughty Linda Dreifort 111 Doris Eichler Mike Federico Stuart Fitrell Dick Ford Pat Frieden Gerry Freisc Penny Hense Joe Hader Ronnie Hulvey Margaret Jones Glenn Kalal Donna Kassigkeit Stuart Kaufman Thomas King Ronald Litwiler Kermit Mangus Gary Marcus Robert Mastrobuono Karen Miller Edward Miscko i « c Merrilyn Mitchell Tony Molinaro Tony Monachino Judy Osborne Richard Palicka James Pamplin Fred Parsh Bob Petrie Kenneth Pimbly Margaret Price Gail Pratt Marilyn Ptak Barbara Popvic Rich Rashit sky Ken Renner 112 Henry Reinhard George Rol erts Jim Roberts Ken Roberts Arthur Rondini Thomas Ross Marilyn Sahan I oretta Santoro Philip Saunders George Scharlott David Smith Sheldon Soble Jaek Stevens Ernest Strodtbeck Sue Sturges i James Thomas Gary Titus Don Tripepi Robert Vargo Tony Vitolo Tom Wachter Bruce Walko Raymond White Barbara Widlitz Tom Williams CLASS OF JUNE 1958 Jean Addison Pat Amieo Lois Anetene Francine Asbury Raymond Bailey Dick Barbey Robert Barbey Douglas Barnes Philip Baron Lawrence Barto 113 Michael Hauer Robert Hauer Alyce Hillington Robert Bode Adda Bogun Beatrice Bongiorno Barbara Bookman Elsie Borthwick Laura Bowman Spencer Bowman Pamela Briggs John Bright Darlene Brassow Carol Brown Gale Brown Suellen Brown Willard Brown Nancy Bruce Virginia Bruno Tom Brussee Ronald Buchan Alice Buchanan William Bythway Dick Caine Rosario Calvo Rita Carney Joseph Cechura Doris Chapman Michael Chisling Ted Christensen Sandra Cianci Wills Clinton Allen Clum Pat Conway Nick Cortese 114 Linda Crawford Brenda Crisp Iris Crowley Anita Davies Dorothy Davies George Day Linda DeBoe Ruth Decker Anthony Dixon Charles Dome Virginia Dowden Jack Drake Robert Dreifort Gail Dunlap Donna Edmiston Robert Edwards Howard Eimer Ruth Ernstein Carol Fee Pauline Fink Carl Fisher Judith Ford Kathleen Forristal Jack Friedman Ed Frey Barbara Fuller Rita Funk Dennis Gentile Ronald Gibson Diane Gilmore David Glew Karen Glaser Richard Gottron David Grady Gloria Grande 115 Clara Grano Bettiann Grapo John Groves Marjorie Guzik Robert Hageraan Linda Haines Larry Hall Bob Hamilton Donna Harris Kenneth Harrison Walter Hartory Joan Haskell Robert Heckman Richard licit Sue Henderson Ed Herriman Nancy Hobby Martin Hochman Margaret Hollister Ralph Honchin Barbara House Patricia Hughey Angus Hull David Hunter Joe Husarek John Ingram Eugene Jakulis Karen Jamnik Jerome Jerome Ted Karle Tom Karle Kenneth Kasselonis Ralph Keiffer Maureen Kennan Charles Kessler Ellen Kinnaird Jack Kline Rosalie Klusker Tim Koch Murray Kolod 116 Yvonne Kovach David Kuby Shirley Leblangs Gwen Ledger Lois Leeson Arlinc Lconhardt Jeri Lesser Carl Lewis William Limbird John Linden Gary Lindsey Marilyn Lombardo Audrey Loughney Rodger Lukehart Cal Mackell Sandra Macko Carole Mackowski Anthony Madda Edward Madson Mary Ellen Maher Sandra Malinas Sue Marette Thomas Marino Marge Marino Patsy Martin Barbara McElroy Edward McGuire Marcia McGuire David McNickle Carmen Medves Barbara Milligan Nancy Mills William Moehl Linda Moore Pat Moore I Bill Morgan Rosemary Mosath Donald Motch Bob Munaretto Dick Muny Jackie Myers Brenda Neff Toni Newcomer Loraine Nibarger George Nicholis Thomas O’Donnell Harvey Ohmanm Rita Ott Rosemary Ott Wally Otto Bruce Parent Jack Pata James Patton Diane Peebles Andrea Perry Astra Peterson Kenneth Petro Roger Pierce Gwen Poole Robin Read Elizabeth Rein Carol Reis David Reynard Sue Reynolds John Rode Richard Rogers Richard Rohaley Shelia Rosen Howard Ross Myran Rudolph Jane Ruuska Jim Rutta Joyce Sabrack Adrienne Sarkett Susan Say 118 Larry Schiffbauer Marilyn Schmidt Raymond Schneider Linda Schweizer Cynthia Scott Neil Sharp George Simon Judy Simons Jean Sine Jeanne Sivie James Tween Tim Vaughan Bob Vecchio Alex Virostko Marjorie Voight Mary Waechter Kathleen Walker Marcia Warded Cara Warner Sally Webster 119 t T Leah Single Dick Stafford Daniel Stromberger Melvin Stone James Strachan Kenneth Strack Melvin Strauss David Strnad Tim Tartara Don Taylor Lynne Taylor Roberta Taylor William Taylor Zalie Testa Linda Thoss Ann Tomcho Tom Treese Carolyn Trickett Dennis Truhan Carol Tsevdos Donna Weisman Jane Wesley Jon Williamson Christine Wulf Dan Yappel Robert Zents Penny Ziegler Richard Zuckett Herbert Alexander Lynne Alexander CLASS OF JANUARY 1959 1 , vt I , Dave Allen Kent Andrews James Angle Nick Barile Betsy Bayliss Nancy Beach Eva Boriska Roger Bramley Dave Carr Jonathan Carter Luana Clarke Bernice Clement Jeanne Comrie Charles Conard Russell Croucher Joan Culver Jack Cummings Bonnie Czcrnek William Di Franco John Dimer Phyllis Donatelli Mary Duncan Geraldine Dworkin Joan Dwors Jim Eismon Myron Faverman Tony Ferlito Jean Ferraro Eugene Fleischer George Fox 120 Richard Fox Barbara Fulgham Walter Gail Daryle Gleason Ken Green Nina Grotefend Carolyn Groynom Tom Guenther Jane Hadsell Dave Heishman Inara Henkhuzens Duane Hoffmeyer Emil Horwitz Jim Hossel Katie Hotz Bill Howells Donna Isheim Joan Jacob Kathy James Linda Johnson Lewis Jones Joanne Kapitzky Lawrence Kilbert Rudi Klauss Doug Kline V { 3 % Renee Knopf Laima Laismanis Louis Longano Mike Mabee Joyce Maybury V 9 WM % 5 ' % Wta } r Vernon Mechtensimer Jonathan Mitschele Nancy Molnar Robert Morton John Murphy Edmond Nagel David Nank Pat O’Flanagan Linda Parker Bertha Pavars 1 1 Bonita Pink David Powers Adrienne Priori Dianne Ramm Ronald Rhodes Janet Rogers Dennis Rogers Elizabeth Salter Fred Schalois Jackie Schmidt Joseph Scully Dave Silvestro Constance Smith Virginia Smith Floyd Soble Dolores Somich Judith Southworth Marguerite Southworth Alice Spiccia Guinta Steinbergs Karen Stoneman Martha Sullivan Walter Swanson Jane Taylor Bob Thomas Nancy Thomas Janice Thompson A1 Thomson Sandra Totara Lucille Trentanelli Michael Tsevdos Richard Vaughn Nick Vitantonio Marsha Vogel Lester Vought Dave Welty Carl Wick Richard Wiedlund Tom Wischmeyer William Wittenmyer Ruthe Yaxley Bonita Zifcak 122 SENIOR INDEX CLASS OF JANUARY 1956 ABBEY, HANDY 18514 Giiinsboro GL 1-3130 Hi-Y, sec.; College Club; Intramurals. Fenn, chemical engineer. ARNETT. DAVID 1745 Lakefront LI 1-6254 BARBEY. LILLIAN MARY LiII 1702 Coil MU 1-8871 Friendship; Pep Club; Canteen Council. Pres.; Cheerleader, Capt.; A.C., Treas.; G.A.A.; College Club. Ohio University, Elementary teacher. BLACK. JOSEPH ALAN Joe 1531 Pontiac UL 1-5122 Hi-Y; Jr. Achievement. Case. Electrical Engineer. BODE. CAROL 1864 Allendale GL 1-7817 BRAUN. JOHN E. Jack 1816 Beresford FL 1-0073 Band; Movie Operator. Fenn. BKAZUS, RICHARD 1747 Bryn Mawr MU 1-0084 BURTON. PAT 1837 Idlewood GI 1-0713 Pep Club; Friendship; G.A.A. Kent. CARLTON. MILDRED ANN MiUy 1437 East 134th MU 1-2616 Student Council; Friendship. Sec.-Treas.; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Dramatic Club. Ohio University, Home Economics CEFARATTI. ELISIO Al 2210 Green IV 1-1421) Footbull; Truck. Kent, Physical Education. CHASTAIN. JOANNE Jo 1756 Northfield _ GL 1-9415 Nyack Bible College, Religious work CIANI, MIKE 1755 Northfield LI 1-8203 CROFT, WILUAM THOMAS BiU __ 1642 Elsinore PO 1-058 X-ray Technician. DAUGHERTY. Toni KATHRYN ANTOINETTE 14300 Potomac LI 1-6375 Choir; Shuttle Solicitor. Housewife. DkMARCO, RICHARD PAUL Dick • 15126 Terrace MU 1-2652 Hi-Y; Junior Achievement. Kent, Meoh. Engineer. FRACASSO, BARBARA ANN Barb 2256 Sunset Drive WieklifTe WI 3-5475 Choir, Band; Pep Club: Friendship, Cabinet, Homeroom Rep.; Dramatic Club; Business Club. GARDNER. JAMES Jim 3518 Gainsboro MU 1-8963 Swimming; Football. Ohio State; Salesman. GONZALEZ. DELORES 1660 Elberon Bookkeeper. GOOD. JOHN FREDRICH 15614 Hazel UL 1-5421 Intramurals, Ohio Wesleyan; Engineering. GOTTLIEB, MARTIN 1532 Eddington FA 1-5759 GOTTRON, KATHERINE LYNN 15457 Brewster ER 1-1417 Student Council: College Club; N.H.S.: Future Nurses; Friendship: Dramatics Club. Allegheny; Nursing. GRAHAM. ANTHONY WAYNE Tony 13335 Euclid PO 1-2095 Kent GRANO. BERTHA Pep Club, Sec.; Friendship, Cabinet: G.A.A. GREEN. RALPH 1931 Rosemont MU 1-1061 Shuttle, Photographer. HENRY. SUSAN LEE Sue 881 Helmsdale MU 1-6342 G.A.A. Secretary. HOFF. PATRICIA ANN Pat 1269 Rozellc UL I-4243 Observer; G.A.A.; Swim Show. Ohio State; Airline Hostess. HUGHES. DALE CAMPBELL 1286 Carlyon UL 1-4322 Track, Ohio State. KRAFT. CAROL JANICE 1666 East 133 MU 1-0169 G.A.A.; Observer, Kent: Journalism. LEE. MARY ANN 14436 Terrace GL 1-9199 G.A.A.; A.C., Sec., Pres.; Friendship, Cabinet; Life Saving; Shuttle and Observer Solicitor; Pop Club; Swim Show; Dramatic Club; Band; Orchestra. Ohio Wesleyan; Teacher. DiFONZO, ELISEO Al 14822 Alder PO 1-3183 N.H.S. Western Reserve, Doctor or Tool and Die maker. Lt BINSKY CAROL ANN 1745 Wymore PO 1-1199 Friendship; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Student Council. Ohio University; Lalmratory Technician. EASTMAN. ROBERT 926 Brunswick LI 1-5809 EISMON, VONDA LOU Bonnie 1898 Wadena SW 5-6160 G.A.A.; Friendship; Pep Club. ERICKSON, NANCY CAROL 1337 East 152 GL 1-0712 Friendship, Vice-Pres., Jr.-Soph.: Pres., Sr.; Student Council; Pep Club; A.C.; V'ice-Pres.; Scc.-Treas. of Class; N.H.S. Ohio University; Dental Hygienist. FARNSWORTH, LESLIE ANN 866 Ncla View MU 1-1596 Choir; Rhythm-Teens; Octet; Future Nurses, Sec.; College Club, Sec.; G.A.A.; Friendship; N.H.S. Allegheny; Medical Technology. MAHLER. ELI 1518 Eddington YE 2-9559 Student Council; Movie Operator. Case; Mech. Engineer. MARIKIS, ANGELO Any 1039 Nela View EX 1-1729 Tool Designer. MARTIN, BEVERLY ANN Bet 15337 Richmond Place UL 1-2371 G.A.A.; A.C.; Friendship, Cabinet; Pep Club; Band, Sec.; Student Council; Canteen Council, Sec.; Majorette; College Club; All Sports Queen. Ohio University. McCOY. DONALD AUBERF Don 14400 Alder LI 1-9296 Electrician. FOREMAN, WILLIAM BLAINE 2000 Hayden PC) 1-3019 Student Council; Football Manager; Intramurals. Western Reserve; Teacher. McCURDY, CONSTANCE Connie 1741 Roscdale LI 1-3168 Friendship; Business Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Dramatic Club. Ohio Wesleyan; Homemaker. MELTON. KENNETH ROBERT 1749 Amherst Ohio University; Machinist. Ken LI 1-7278 MORTON. W ANN EDA 1945 Beverly Hills IV 1-9479 MOWRY. JEAN LOUISE 194 Greenvnle,aSouth Euclid G.A.A.: Friendship; Dramatic Club; robe. Kent; Reporter. Jeannie IV 6-109 Band, Ward- MILLS. ARGYLE RAY 1228 Hayden Arty UL 1-0407 NEYLANS, JAMES ALFRED 3315 Slonticello Football. Ohio State. Jim YE 2-4959 O’HARA. PAT ANN 853 Paxton N.H.S.; G.A.A.; Pep Club, Secretary Patty GL 1-9894 PARKER. JANE 1629 Holyoke LI 1-7753 Choir; Pep Club; Friendship; College Club; Future Nurses. W.R.U.: Nurse. PATTERSON. JAMES 1002 East 129 Jim LI 1-0687 PERKINS. GERALDINE 2744 Noble Gerry PETERS. CAROL 827 Nela View Office Work. Petty LI 1-2967 PETRUCCI, FRANK 15524 Elder wood MU 1-7626 POSARD, COLEMAN L. 1539 Hayden Kent; Artist. Cole LI 1-7489 POWELL. HAZEL ELIZABETH 819 Helmsdale Western Reserve: Teacher. JU 1-4419 PROVE, MARLENE ELEANOR 14204 Strathmore PO 1-6761 Band; G.A.A.; Friendship; College Club; Business Club; Dramatic Club. Fenn; Business. PROVIDENT. WILLIAM C. BiU 1820 Lakcview CE 1-4431 Track; Cross Country. Kent. RAYMER, PAUL SHERMAN 2185 Taylor UL 1-5653 Stage Crew. Kent; Traffic Management. RAPP SALLY ANN RaPP 12609 Phillips LI 1-1924 G.A.A.; Friendship: Pep Club; Dramatics Club, Pres.; Shuttle; Friendship, II.R. Rep.; Black Red Review. Dancing Instructor. REGAL. KATHRYN ANN Kathy 14300 Atdenall GL 1-3122 Choir; Rhythm Teens; Friendship. Cabinet; Pep Club. Secretary. ROTH. ALLEN GERALD AU 935 Thornhill GL 1-8082 College Club; Intramurals; N.H.S.; Players Club: Tennis. Yale; Psychiatrist. ROWAN, FREDERIC JACKSON Jake 1291 East 143 PO 1-985H Student Council, Pres., Vice-Pres.; Lcllcrman's Club, Vice-Pres.; Track, Football, Western Reserve; Teacher, coach. SAUNWAY, LUCILLE 1204 Carbon MU 1-4401 SCHUFF, ANN LUCILE Sckufie 1841 Grasmere PO 1-8132 N.H.S.; G.A.A.; Friendship, Cabinet. Vice-Pres.; Pep Club; College Club; Choir; Officials Club; Canteen Council. Lake Erie; Elementary Education. 123 SCHWARTZ. RONALD N.H.S., Pres.; Class Pres.; Tennis. SHANK. ARTHUR E. Skip 9€3 Caledonia LI 1-1819 Football; Track; Swimming; Intramurals; Canteen Council. Colorado School of Mines; Mining Rngineer. SMALL. DAVID EDWIN Dave 1000 Greyton GL 9685 Intramurals. M.I.T. SMIRCINA, JAMES RICHARD Jim €074 Alton IV 1-1394 Intramurals. Ohio University; Doctor. SMITH. JOAN LOUISE 943 Selw.vn EV 1-5548 G.A.A.; Pep Club; Friendship; Cabinet; Swim Show. Receptionist. SMITH. LINDA 1€57 East 14€ GL 1-3585 G.A.A.; Friendship; Pep Club; Friendship, H.R. Rep. SPENCER. ALLAN T. Al 13S€3 Strathmore MU 1-6635 Dramatic Club; Band; Choir; Orchestra; Junior Council on World Affairs. Western Reserve; Music Teacher. SPIKULA, PAULA 1830 Woodlawn SW 1-3750 N.H.S.; Secretary. SPRINGSTEEL. GLEN RICHARD 1781 Delmont SW 5-1087 Hi-Y; Junior Achievement. Ohio State. STRACK, WILLIAM CARL BiU €11€ Reyburn IV 1-€€1� 0 N.H.S.; Basketball Mgr.: Movie Operator; Intra-murals; Hi-Y, Case; Aeronautical Engineer. TATKA. ROBERTA CLAIRE Bobbie 13903 Shaw MU 1-8780 Pep Club; Friendship Club; G.A.A. Fenn; Stenographer. T1CHY, DAVID ALLEN Date 1107 Brandon FA 1-6346 SMOYER, ROBERT A. Bob 1019 Nela View MU 1-50.83 Swimming; Lettermen's Club. U. S. Naval Radar Tech. School. TRENTANELLI. MARIE 1541 Hayden UL 1-4385 G.A.A.; Pep Club. Fenn; Stenographer. TURNER. BRUCE FERGUSON 937 Helmsdale PO 1-9768 Intramurals. Duke; Civil Lawyer. VYSE. JANET LOUISE Toolie 16305 Nela View GL 1-6693 Band. Vice-Pres.; Friendship; Jr. Soph. Pres.; G.A.A.; Pep Club; College Club; Business Club; N.H.S.; Dramatics Club; Sec.; Western College fur Women, Teacher. WELCH, WILLIAM ALAN BiU 1839 Alvason MU 1-1€€S Basketball; (’lass Vice-Pres.; Monitor Captuin; Student Council; Western Reserve; Engineering. WILER, CORINNE 1758 Carlyon SW 5-058 WILKIN, ALBERTA M. Bert 185€0 Superior MU 1-8134 G.A.A.; Friendship; Future Nurses; College Club; Bethany. WOOD, RONALD Ronnie 1480 East 135 MU 1-6873 Western Reserve. CLASS of JUNE 1956 ADAIR, MARY LYNN Tennessee 1€6€1 Superior Avenue Activities—Drama tie Club, Friendship, G.A.A. ALTER. MYRA JOANNE Mike 1514 Luxor Roud, YE €-5780 Imfu' ion—Social Worker. College—Ohio State. Actirities—G.A.A., Friendship, Pep Club, College Club, Shuttle Program Seller, Choir. BAKER. CHARLES FREDERICK Joe 18505 Gninsboro, LI 1-8010 A mbit ion—Engineer. College—Case. BALTES, PATRICIA LOU 161€ Elsinore, LI 1-08€1 A mbition—Secretary. BARBARINO. MARIE Slurpk 1684 Lakefront, LI 1-7967 .4 mbition—Secretary and Housewife. Activities— G.A.A., Senior Friendship, Pep Club. BARKER, BOB CHARLES 13607 Fourth Avenue. MU 1-6798 A mbition—Engineer. College—Case. Activities— Choir, Rhythm Teens. BARNES, SANDRA Sandy 13885 Euclid Avenue. PO 1-1996 Ambition—Lab Technician. College—Western Reserve. .4c in7i —G.A.A., Pep Club, Program Seller, Black and Red Revue. BARON. BERNIE Homes 1860 Glen Oval Dr., Richmond HU., IV 6-l€88 College—Ohio State. Actirities—Baseball, Intramurals, Choir. BECK. CAROL ANN Becky 1436 East 135th Street. MU 1-1836 A mbition—Secretary. Actirities—Pep Club. Junior-Soph. Friendship, Senior Friendship, Homeroom Representative, G.A.A., Swim Show, Black and Red Revue, Future Nurses, Business Club. BENJAMIN. KENNETH 17€7 North Taylor. GL l-49€9 .Ambition—Photographic Work. College—Kent. Actirities—Intramurals, Choir, Track. BENNINGTON. JANICE CAROLYN Ben 3390 Lownesdale Road, PO 1-4537 .4m5i ion—Secretary. Activities—Pep Club, Friendship, G.A.A., Chorus. BERES, CHRISTINE Chris 138€€ Mayfair. MU l-6€48 Ambition—Secretary. Actirities—Business Club; Vice-President. BESTVINA. DELORES ANN 14516 Alder, LI 1-5855 Ambition—Secretary. BILUTAN, PRUDENCE Pru 1888 East 101 Street, RA l-0€06 Ambition—Elementary Education. College—Hiram. Actirities—G.A.A., Dramatic Club; Vice President. Pep Club, College Club. BLANCHARD, GEORGE 1859 Stanwood. PO 1-4451 Ambition—Medicine. Colleae—Western Reserve. Activities;—Treasurer of Student Council, Treasurer and President of Canteen, Vice President of Letter-man's Club, Swimming, Football, Intramurals. BLEY, NORMAN FRANK 15500 Elderwood, MU 1-6711 Ambition—Medicine. College—Ohio Northern-Toledo State. Actirities—Junior Varsity Basketball. College Club, Intramurals. BOCKSTAHLER. WILMA ANN Willie €080 Noble Road, GL l-€0€4 Ambition—Dietician. College—Notre Dame. Activities—Student Council, G.A.A., Pep Club, Choir, Friendship. BODMER. JAMES RUDOLPH Jim €109 Alton. KE 1-€SS€ College—Michigan. Actirities—Intramurals. Hi-Y, College Club. BODMER. JOHN CHARLES €109 Alton, KE l-€38€ College Michigan. Activities Intramural.- , Hi-V’, College Club. BRANDT. RODGER PAUL 1€38 East 134 Street, MU l-€789 Ambition—Research Pathologist. College—Ohio State. Actirities—Choir, Intramurals. BRENNAN. LEONARD 1€555 Euclid Avenue, SW 5-0548 College—John Carroll. Actirities—Intramurals. BROOKS. JIM Jim €3€9 W alden. YE €-5433 Ambition—Chemical Engineer. Colleae—Case. Activities—Rifle Club, Intramurals, College Club. BROWN, JUDITH ANNE Judy 14013 Mayfair, PO 1-7171 Ambition—Veterinarian. College—Ohio State. .4e bri ies—G.A.A., Choir, College Club, Pep Club. Dramatic Club, Red Cross. BRYAN, NANCY San 1035 Caledonia. UL 13844 —Teacher. College—Dennison. Actirities —Octet, Rhythm Teens, College Club, Business Club, Pep Club, Friendship. BUCKINGHAM. GEORGIA LOUISE 1856 East 134 Street, LI 1-6658 Ambition—Music Education. Colleae—W’ittenl� crg. Activities—Band, Orchestra, Rhythm Teens. G.A.A., College Club. CABOT, CAROLE ELIZABETH 18€1 Rosalind. GL 1-5767 Ambition—Dress Designer. Colleae—Western Reserve. .4c iPi7i 7-Pep Club; Publicity Manager, Student Council; Representative-at-Large, and Secretary, G.A.A., Officials Club, Friendship, College Club, Canteen, Choir. CALI, ROSE Rosie 1€05 North Lockwood. PO 1-6091 Ambition—Secretary. Activities—Pep Club, Friendship, G.A.A. CAMPBELL, JIM ALAN 1.3408 Clariborne. MU 1-8569 A mbition—Engineer. Colleae—Case. Activities— Baseball, Basketball, Student Council, Letter-man’s Club. CHAPMAN. BARBARA ANN Barb 16€€0 Nela View, UL 1-5575 Ambition—Secretary. Activities—Pep Club, G.A.A., Friendship, Business Club, Secretary. CHAPMAN. NANCY ELAINE 14008 Northfield, PO 1-4€51 .4tn6i ion—Lab Technician. College—North Park. Adiritie —Pep Club, Friendship, Dramatic Club; Social. CHILCOTE, JACQUELINE ANN Jackie 13410 Woodworth. PO 1-7878 Ambition—Housewife. Actirities—G.A.A., Pep Club, Student Council; Publicity Chairman. CIPRIANI, BOB Cip €00€ Hayden, GL 1-1785 Ambition—Lawyer. College—U.C.L.A. Activities— Football, Student Council, Pep Club, Junior Achievement. Track, Hi-Y. COOPER. JOHN ROBERT Jack €.850 Alton. KE l-334€ Actirities—Intramurals. COLLIER. JANET MARION Jan 14€01 Sciota, LI 1-9186 Ambition—U. S. Foreign Service. CoUege—Syracuse Actirities—G.A.A., College Club. Treasurer; Pep Club, Friendship. N.H.S. Dramatic Club, Shuttle Staff. Life Saving, Homeroom Representative. COLLOVA, NANCY San €€41 Taylor Roud, LI 1-0545 Ambition—Music Critic. CoUege—Northwestern. Activities—Friendship, Octet, Pep Club, Rhythm Teens, Student Council, College Club. 124 CROUCHER. RONALD EARL 14744 Strathmore, PO 1-1611 Ambition—Research Chemist. College—Fenn. Ac tiritiea—Tennis. DELL. ED MORRIS Tiger 1749 North Taylor, UL 1-3160 College—Kent. Actiritiea—J.V. Football. Buskct-bnll. Manager; Track. Cross Country. Shaw High Players. Junior Achievement, Lettcrman's Club, Intramurals. DeMENT. MARIANNE ELIZABETH Dimples 1)01 Whit bey Road. GL 1-7963 Actiritiea—G.A.A., Pep Club, Army-Navy, Choir. DR A HEIM. DON HENRY 950 Hclmdale. MU 1-1713 College—Carnegie Tech. Actiritiea—Choir, Intramurals. DUNN, JUDITH JENNINGS Judy 15644 Hazel Road, MU 1-8844 Ambition—School Teacher. College—Hillsdale. Activities—G.A.A., Pep Club; Secretary. College Club, Choir, Friendship, Student Council, Black and Red Revue, Army-Navy, Band-Librarian. DYSERT, DOROTHY DIANE Diney 1414 Melbourne. HI 1-4831 Ambition—High School Teacher. College—Kent. Actiritiea—G.A.A., Pep Club, Choir, College Club, Officials Club, Friendship. Homeroom Representative; Shuttle Solicitor, Homeroom Ticket Seller. Program Seller. EDE, FRANCIS RANDALYN Rondie 1864 Windermere Road, GL 1-5953 CoMej r- -Oberlin. Actiritiea—Dramatic Club, Junior Achievement, Business Club. ENGLISH. JOYCE ANN-1481 East 133 Street. MU 1-1836 Ambition—Nurse. Actiritiea—G.A.A.,Senior Friendship, College Club, Majorette, Pep Club. EPPICH, ROBERT EDWARD 964 Helmsdale. MU 1-0634 Ambition—Chemical Engineer. a College—Cornell. Actiritiea—Swimming Team, Swim Show, Letter-man's Club, Intramurals. FALL, PATRICIA ANN Pat 13910 Shaw Avenue, GL 1-9475 Ambition -OBkx Work. Actiritiea—Choir, Pep Club, Friendship, Business Club. FOLCKBMER, DOUGLAS HARPER 3364 Lownesdale, MU 1-9141 Ambition—Linotype Operator. College—Wisconsin. FORD. BILL LEE 4464 Euclid Hts. Blvd., YE 4-9754 Ambition—Mechanical Engineer. College—Case. Actiritiea—Swimming. FOXALL, SUE CAROL Suay 1844 Burnette, PO 1-4446 Ambition—Nurse. Actiritiea—G.A.A., Friendship, Nurses Club. Officials Club, Pep Club. FALSONK. TERRY 1819 Mount Union, GL 1-4188 Ambition—Secretary. Actiritiea—G.A.A.. Pep Club. Friendship. FRANTZ. DONALD Don 1860 Roxford. LI 1-3395 A mbit ion—Printer. FREITAG. TOM RICHARD Tom 15005 Elm Avenue, LI 1-6744 Ambition—Engineer. College—Northwestern. Actiritiea—Football, Track. I cttcrnmn’s Club. FRIEDEN, BOB 1854 Forest Hills Blvd.. LI 1-4949 GAINES. TOM BROWNING Tom 1053 Grevton. PO 1-4968 Ambition—Civil Engineer. College—Michigan. .4c-tiritiea—Band, Orchestra, Rhythm Teens, Hi-Y, Secretary. GERMAINE. ROSALIE AUDREY 954 Caledonia, Ml' 1-4476 Ambition—Physical Education Teacher. College— Kent. .4rtirif V 7-G.A.A., Pep Club, Officials, Business Club; President, Athletic Council. Friendship. Dramatic Club, Shuttle Solicitor. GIBBS. JAMES MILTON Jim 13511 Graham Road. 1 0 1-8448 Ambition—Tool and Dye Maker. GIVEN. DAVID PAHNER 1489 East 137 Street. LI 1-0446 A mbition—Engineering. College—-Case. Acticities— Junior Council on World Affairs, College Club, Dramatic Club. GLYNN, DAN Tisk 944 Caledonia. GL 1-8199 Ambition—Teacher. .4e iri i —Letterman’s Club. Football, Student Council, Rhythm Teens, Band. GOLDIE. CAROLE JOY Goldie 1853 Marloes, PO 1-9301 Ambition—Fashion Designer. College—Fashion Institute of Technology. Actiritiea—Friendship; Vice President, Scc.-Treasurer, G.A.A., Pep Club, Student Council, Canteen Council, College Club, Players Club, Officials Club, Business Club, Program Seller. GRAY, MARTHA MEARL Marty 1646 Oakmount, EV 4-5738 .4 mbition—Elementary School Teacher. College— Hiram. Actiritiea—G.A.A., College Club, Friendship, Band. GRAY. RAE DORRAINB Mutt 1847 Sheldon Avenue, GL 1-9035 .4 mbition—Registered Nurse. College—St. Lukes. Actiritiea—G.A.A., Dramatic Club, President of Future Nurse Club. GYURE. HELEN MARGARET 14114 Shaw Avenue. MU 1-9408 .(m ition—Private Secretary. College—Fenn. .4c-tiritiea—Pep Club, Friendship. HADZOGLO, DESPO Deai 1837 Grasmere, PO 1-4764 Ambition—Private Secretary. HALL, RONNIE JAMES Arjay 16374 Euclid Ave.. UL 1-1598 College—Rice. Ambition—Nuclear Physicist. «4e-ticities—College Club. HANRATTY, SHARON KATHLEEN Sherry 1854 Idlewood. MU 1-5314 A mbition—Beautician. Actiritiea—G.A.A. HAUCK, RHODA LEE 1339 El wood Road. GL 1-8643 Ambition—Secretary. Actiritiea—Pep Club, Senior Friendship, G.A.A., Business Club. HAYES. RICHARD EVERETT Dick 950 Caledonia. l'L 1-1713 A mbition—Minister. HAYES. ROBERT EDWARD Hob 950 Caledonia. UL 1-1713 .4mbition—Minister. Actiritiea—Band. HELT. EDWARD T. Ed 1854 Taylor Road, LI 1-0479 .4 mbition—Air Force. Actiritiea—Intramurals. HERMON. DAVE JOHN-1147 Carver Road. ER 1-0847 .4 ct i rit iea—H i-Y. HERON. BILL TODD Scottie 14801 Shaw Ave.. LI 1-5414 Ambition—Telephone Lineman. HILL. BARBARA LEE Barb 13633 Euclid Ave., GL 1-3661 College—Western Reserve. Actiritiea—Friendship, Pep Club, College Club, Shuttle Staff, Friendship, Homeroom llepre entative. HINA. CHARLES EDWIN 13114 Forest Hill Aye., LI 1-5371 College—Case. .4 mbition—Engineer. Actiritiea— Rifle Club-Treasurer. HOFFMAN. JOYCE ANN Joycie 1741 Allandalc. PO 1-9870 .4 mbition—Nurse. Actiritiea—G.A.A.. Future Nurses’ Club—Program Chair man. Friendship, Homeroom Representative, H. R. Ticket Seller, Pep Club. Shuttle Soliciter, Observer Soliciter, Band. College Club, Officials’ Club. HULL, MARY MARGARET Mei-Mei 1854 Rosemont Road. GL 1-H9-K .4 mbition—English Teacher. Actiritiea—Friendship; Cabinet; Publicity Chairman, Art Chairman; Canteen. Treasurer, Vice-President; Pep Cjub: College Club: Dramatic Club; G.A.A.; Officials' Club. H UNSICK ER. MARGARET RIENETTA Margie 1649 Elberon Ave., CE 1-1349 Ambition—Elementary Education. College Miami. Actiritiea—Friendship, Cabinet, Art Chairman and Vice Pres.; Pep Club. Publicity Chairman. College Club, Pres.; National Honor Society: G.A.A.; Shuttle Staff, Editor-In-Chief. Art Editor; Program Seller. HUTTON. ANN MARY 1950 East 116 St.. GA 1-3964 Ambition—School Teacher. College—Miami, .le-tiritiea—Whirlo, Jr. Soph. Friendship, Senior Friendship, College Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. JARMUSCH. ALBERT KENNETH t torn tan 1754 Coit Ave . MU 1-5744 .4 mbition—Doctor. College—Ohio State. .4e iri7iea Student Council, Canteen, Treasurer; Football. Track, Intramurals, Band, Orchestra. JOHNSON, KEN WILLIAM Volvic 4141 Westburn Rd., IV 1-8143 College—Case. Activities—Student Council; Truck; Intramurals. KEARNEY, WILLIAM JAMES Bill 1748 Elsinore Ave., GL 1-0837 .4 mbition-—Electrical Engineer. College—Duke. Actiritiea—Baseball; IntramuraU, Monitor Captain. KLINE. BARBARA ANNE Barb 1170 Brandon Rd.. FA 1-9434 .4 mbition—Medical Technologist. College—Western Reserve. Activities-—G.A.A.; Athletic Council. Treasurer; Friendship, Cabinet. Program Ch.. Slusic Ch., Social Ch.; College Club; Pep Club; Shuttle Staff, Undergraduate Editor, Senior Editor; Choir, Secretary; Rhythm Teens; Octet; Officials Club; Canteen Council; Student Council; Shuttle Solicitor; Army-Navy Team; Blac;k-Rc«l Review; N.H.S.; Prog. Seller; Representative At Large. KLUG, HAROLD Ual 969 (treytoil Rd.. PO 1-4853 Ambition—Engineer. College—Cornell. Actiritiea— Football; Basketball; Baseball; Lettcrman's Club; National Honor Society; Junior Kiwaman; Buckeye Boy’s State. KLUSKER. HELEN LOUISE 1341 East 141 St.. PO 1-1107 Ambition—Secretary. Actiritiea—Business Club. KOCH, JUDITH LYNN H'hootie 14545 Ardcnall, PO 1-6961 Ambition—Nurse. College—St. John School of Nursing. Actiritiea—G.A.A.; Pep Club; Friendship; Ticket Salesman. KOLOD, ROCHELLE Hoe 14015 Superior Road, ER 1-0950 .4m6t ton—-Receptionist. Activities—G.A.A., Business Club. KOMARA. CAROLE JEAN Komara 787 East 131 Street. GL 1-3306 A mbition—S urse. Actiritiea—Pep Club, G.A.A., Friendship. KREGENOW. ALLAN 14403 Scioto KREILACH, JANIS Jan 14608 Ardenall Avenue, PO 1-4819 Actiritiea—Pep Club, G.A.A., Business Club. LAKINS. MARY LOIS Jaclne 1644 Collamer, UL 1-0664 Ambition—Waves. .4diriti«—G.A.A., Pep Club, College Club, Dramatic Club. LAMBERT, FRANK ROBERT Bob 3373 Lownesdale, MU 1-6461 .4 mbition—Medical engineer. College—Purdue. LARGE. FRED WALLACE Fritz 13404 Hartford Road, LI 1-5970 Ambition—Navy. .4rtirt(i«—Swimming, football, manager. LESLIE, SAM JOHN Little Joe 1441 East 134 Street. CL 1-0359 .4 million—Printer. College—Western Reserve. .4c-tirities—Intramurals. LEWIS, JOANNE MARILYN Jo 1764 Rosedale Ave.. PO 1-3118 Ambition—Secretary. Actiritiea—G.A.A., Pep Club, Officials Club, Shuttle Staff, Friendship. Cabinet, President, Business Club. 125 LEWIS. KONALI) JAY 1145 Euclid Ave.. CE 1-040 LIATTI, GEORGIA ANNE Georgia Peaches 1050 East 151 Street. PO M315 Ambition—Teacher. College—Western Reserve. Activities—G.A.A., Pep Club, Officials, Friendship, College Club, Student Council, Shuttle Solicitor. LIN AMEN, ROSALIND CONSTANCE Connie 1041 East 131 Street. LI l- 603 Ambition—Secretary. Activities—Business Club. UTWILER, LYNDA CAROL Lit 1 57 East 137 Street, UL 1- 711 Ambition Secretary. Activities—Friendship, Pen Club, G.A.A., Business Club, Studeut Council, Black and Red Revue, Choir, Syncrouized Swimming. Swim Show. LORENZ. CAROL ANN Cal 1733 Rosedale Avenue Ambition—Social Worker. College—Kent. Activities—G.A.A., Senior F'ricndship, Observer, Pep Club. LYONS. MARY KATHLEEN Katie 10015 East Park Dr.. IV 1-5905 .4m6i ion—Nurse. College—Western Reserve. .4e-tivities—Future Nurse Club, G.A.A.. Pep Club, Red Cross. MALMSTEAD. JEAN LILYAN, 3154 Yorkshire, FA 1-1194 Ambition Fashion Coordinator. College—Simmons. Activities—G.A.A., Friendship, College Club, Pep Club, Business Club, Black ami Red Revue. Officials Club. MANGUS. DARYLE JEANNE Slang 1889 Hastings. PO 1-180 Activities -G.A.A. Friendship, Swim Show. Black and Red Revue, Student Council, Pep Club. MANILLA CHICK ANTHONY Manuel 1935 Colt man Road, SW 1-083 .4m6ifion—Contractor. Activities—Band, Golf. Football, Intramurals. NORRIS. JOHN .3377 Roscdaje Rd.. LI 1-7840 Ambition—Social work and photography. College— George Williams. Activities—Band. NOVAK, CHARLENE ANN Sprig 948 Selwvn Rd., EV 1-576 t .4 mhtfton—Naturalist artist. College—I niversity of New Mexico. Activities—Shuttle Staff. Pep Club. G.A.A., College Club. NOVACK, GEORGE ALBERT 3366 Henderson. LI 1-0385 NYMAN. ROBERT Bob 1754 Northfield Ave., Ml' 1-1799 Ambition—Minister. College—Ashbury College. Activities—Movie operator. Tennis, College Club. Student Council. O HARA, EILEEN NANCY Red 853 Paxton Rd.. GL 1-9894 Ambition—engineer. College—Ohio Northern. -4e-tivities—G.A.A., Pep Club. OKROS, BETTY JO 1017 Holyoke Ave., Ml' 1-8330 Ambitibn—medical secretary-. Activities—Pep Club. Whirlo, Future Nurses, Business Club. Drama Club. G.A.A. ORENSTEIN, LINDA KAY Lin 1 71 Phillips. UL 1-3191 Ambition—Elementary education. College—Ohio State. Activities—Friendship, G.A.A., Pep Club. PAVLIK. MICHAEL DENNIS 1111 Selwvn Rd.. EV 1-63 0 Ambition—Engineer. College—Ohio State. Adivi-ties—Intramurals. PEAK. JERRY 1701 Hayden Ave., PO 1-3 98 A mbition—Teacher. College—Kent. PELTO, GERALD LEE Jerry 1730 Burgess Rd., IV 1-1156 College—Ohio State. Activities—H. R. ticket seller. Intramurals. RAl'FMAN, Jl’NE ELLEN 1140 Carbon Rd.. GI 1-1103 Ambition—Nursing. College—Western Reserve. .Idiri iV —Pep Club; vice president; Cheerleader; Athletic Council, president; G.A.A.; Friendship; College Club; N.H.S.; Shuttle Staff; Officials Club; Black-Red Review; Synchronized Swimming. RAWLEY. JERRY LARRY Pee Wee 13603 Beaumont St., PO 1- 6U Ambition—Truck Driver. REAZER. GEORGE McCLELLAN 1083 Selwvn Rd., EV 1-6 31 Ambition—Electrical Engineer. College—Case. Activities—Movie Operator; Junior Radio and Television Council; Shaw Radio Club. REID. BETTY ANN 1438 East 133 St.. MU 1-5406 Ambition—Elementary Education. Cnlleae—Mount Union. Activities-—G.A.A.; Pep Club; Friendship, Cabinet: College Club, Secretary; Rhythm Teens; Choir; Shuttle Staff; N.H.S.; Black-Red Review. RENNER. ROBERT JACK S-D 13507 Shaw Ave.. LI l- 406 Ambition—Printer. RIPPNER, PAUL HOWARD Rip 1553 (ilenmont Rd.. FA 1-3641 College—Miami. Activities—College Club; Intramural . ROBBOY. MELVIN LEE Mel 15 9 Luxor Rd.. ER 1-0315 Activities—Movie Operator. ROGERS, JIM PETER Buck 1554 East 133 Street. Ml 1-3744 Activities—Student Council; Treasurer, Vice-President, President, N.H.S., Football, Basketball, Track, Canteen, Letterman'a Club; President, Junior Kiwanian. ROSEN BLUM. ESTA Squince 15 5 Coventry, YE -8 10 .4 mfci ion—Secretary. College—Ohio State. Activi-ties—Business Club, G.A.A., Dramatic Club, Observer. MARKS, STANLEY Harpo 1589 Coventry, FA 1-6674 Ambition—Doctor. College—Western Reserve. Activities—Golf, Band. McCRORY. DOUGLAS WINNING Doug 1756 Collamer, PO 1-1 45 Ambition—Drafting. McIVER, JACK Mac 1811 Allandale, PO 1-3393 Ambition—Doctor. College—Western Reserve. Activities—Football, Swimming. McNICKLE. CAROL JANE 119 Bender Ave., PO 1-6373 Ambition—Secretary. Activities—Pep Club, Shuttle Staff. MEARS. JUDITH ANNE Judy 1 05 East 145th Street. MU 1-7395 College—Duke. Activities—Pep Club—Treasurer, G.A.A., Athletic Council, Student Council, Friendship, Cabinet—Program Chairman and Homeroom Chairman, Canteen Council. Business Club. MILBWSKI, JOHN 15664 Brewster, YE -8456 College—Ohio University. MINER, FAITH ANN 1040 Greyton. MU 1-1074 College—Kent. Ambition—Home Economics. Activities—Pep Club, Friendship. NELSON. CHARLES RICHARD Dick 1 6 Reyburn Road, IV 1-58 1 Ambition—Businessman. Activities—Intramurals. NICHOLS. ELAINE YVONNE 838 Helmsdale Road, PO 1-0666 Ambition—Pharmacist. College—University of Toledo. Adisities- G.A.A.. Friendship, Shuttle Staff, Student Council, Pep Club, Homeroom Chairman in Friendship. College Club, N.H.S. NIESS, BOB A. 1017 Sclwyn, EV 1-6 70 College—Ohio State, PERRIN, EVERETT TOWLE Tad 113 6 Hessler Rd.. SW 1-8 40 Ambition—Naval Chaplain. College—Kenyon College. Activities—Track, Tennis, Cross Country, Hi-Y, College Club. PETERS. JOYCE ELLEN Pete 13609 Third Avenue. l’L 1-0679 A mbition—Housewife. Activities—Friendship, Whirlo, Pep Club, Shuttle Solicitor. PHILLIPS. JOE 1346 Elmwood, UL 1-3091 A mbition—Naval Architect. College—Michigan. Activities—Swimming, Lcllermau'a Club, College Club, Track. PIAZZA, CHARLES Pizza 3358 Sylvanhurst, MU l-l- 697 Ambition—Accountant. College—John Carroll. .-Icfiri iVz—Golf, J.V. Football. PUTNAM. JAMES 14405 Ardenall, LI 1-3149 Ambition—Law. College—Kent. Activities—Intra-murals. RACCA, JOYCE ARLENE 689 East Overlook Rd.. FA 1-367 Ambition—Housewife. Activities—Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A. RANDALL, JANET KAY Jan 1 57 East 1 5 St.. UL 1-3368 Ambition—Secretary. College—Bowling Green. Activities—G.A.A.; Officials Club; Friendship; II. R. Representative; College Club; Pep Club; Business Club; Shuttle Soliciter; Black-Red Review; Program Seller. RANDALL, LINDA LOU Lin 103 Alton Rd., IV 1-0059 Ambition—Teacher. College—Ohio Wesleyan. Activities—G.A.A.; Pep Club; Friendship, Cabinet, Social Ch., Secretary-Treasurer; College Club; N.H.S.; Shuttle Staff, Undergrad co-editor; Observer Solicitor; Black-Red Review; Swim Show; Army-Navy Game; Monitor Captain; Studeut Council, Girls State Representative. ROSENBLUM. ROBERT Rosey 10 3 Thornhill I)r„ GL 1-4908 Ambition—History Teacher. College—Ohio State. RUPPE, DICK JIM Jim 1860 Roxford, PO 1-0166 Ambition—Geologist. College—Ohio University. .4c-tivities—Truck, Hi-Y. SABATINO. MARLENE Sabo 1079 Burgess. IV l- 979 Ambition—Business Career. College—Miami. .4c-tivities—Choir, Black and Red Revue, Pep Club, G.A.A., Student Council. College Club. SALTER. STANLEY Stan 15811 Oakhill. Ml 1-68 Ambition—Chemical Engineer. College—Cornell. .4cfiri i «—Swimming, Rifle Club; President. SANE, SANDRA JEAN Sandy 14100 Woodworth, LI 1-6807 Ambition—Dancer. College—Kent. Activities— G.A.A., College Club, Pep Club, Choir, Bluck aud Red Revue. SCHERR, THOMAS RICHARD Tom 145 0 Strathmore. LI 1-0013 Ambition—Engineer. College—Duke. Activities— Student Council, Treasurer; Band, President; Rhythm Teens, Junior Kiwanian, Canteen, J.V. Basketball, Baseball. SCHIFF, ROCHELLE Shelley 13995 Superior, FA 1-1481 Ambition — Psychology. College Miami. Activities —G.A.A., Officials Club. Pep Club, Shuttle (Circulation Editor). Friendship. Homeroom Ticket seller. Program Seller. SCHUSTER. RONALD Ronnie 14010 Ardenall Ambition—Navy. Activities—Stage Crew. SETTEVEN DEM IE, GAY 1780 Auburdule. RA 1-3477 College—Kent. Activities—Cheerleader, Athletic Council—Secretary. G.A.A., Pep Club, Friendship, Student Council. 126 SHARP. RILL 1887 Rosemont. PO 1-5409 SHERRIFF. DIANE ELAINE 11001 Castle wood, Ml' 1-1887 Ambition—Private Secretary. Activities—G.A.A., Friendship, Pep Club. SHORT, CAROL 18011 Third Ave., LI 1-9195 .1 mbition—Secretary. Artirities—Friendship. G.A.A. SI BERT. MARGE ANN Stinky 14411 Northfield, GL 1-5944 Ambition Secretary. Colleae—Dyke-Spencerian. Aetirities—Friendship, Whirlo. SIRES. JOAN MARIE Joni 1744 Rosedale, PC) 1-1874 .fm6 7ion—Office Work. Activities—G.A.A. SISK. MARGARET MARY 1854 Hillside. GL 1-8990 Ambition—Teacher. Activities—Pep Club, Friendship. G.A.A.. College Club, Shuttle Staff, Observer Solicitor, N.H.S. SMITH. JOYCE 14504 Woodworth Road. Ml' 1-5494 College—Kent. Ambition—Teacher. Artirities— Pep Club, Friendship, G.A.A., Business Club. SMITH. PHYLLIS YVONNE Phyl 14411 Mayfair Ave.. LI 1-5488 A mbition—Secretary. Activities—Vice-President of Business Club, Student Council. G.A.A., Pep Club, Choir. SNAVELY JOAN Hunny 1809 Farmington, MU 1-6677 College—University of Cincinnati. Ambition—Medical Technician. Activities—College Club-Vice-President. N.H.S., Shuttle Staff—Copy Editor and Editor-in-Chief, G.A.A., Pep Club, Dramatics Club, Friendship, Homeroom Representative. Monitor Captain. Officials’ Club. Army-Navy. SOMERVILLE LOUISE 18910 Wood worth SPAULDING. JERRY 15838 Plymouth Rond, LI 1-0456 College— Kent. Ambition—Physical Education. Activities—Football, Swimming. Tennis, Letter-man's Club, Intramurals. STAKICH. JIM 1943 Taylor, LI 1-7688 College—Dayton University. A mbition—Salesman. Activities—Intramurals. STEWART. BOB W. 4087 Abington. SW 1-8879 STILUNGER. JANET MARY Stillie 1001 Nelaview, GL 1-8877 College—Allegheny. .1 mbition—Teacher. Artirities —Student Council—Secretary, Shuttle Staff— Editor-in-Chief. Friendship. President Homeroom Chairman, Canteen Council—Vice-President, Pep Club, College Club, Choir. String Ensemble, Girls’ State Representative, Attendant to Sports’ ( ueen. Athletic Council, Secretary of Senior Class, N.H.S. STOCKSTILL. BILL Skip 1330 Shaw view. PO 1-4497 College—Western Reserve. Ambition—Surgeon. Aetiritie —Intramurals. Football, Choir. STURGBS, PAT MARY 1868 Stanwood. PO 1-4160 College—Colby. .1 mbition—Chemistry. Activities -G.A.A.. College Club, Friendship. Pep Club. Homeroom Ticket Seller. Program Seller. SULLIVAN. JIM E. Sully 1858 Stanwood, GL 1-6074 A mbition—Engineer. Activities—Intramurals. SULLIVAN, PATRICIA L. Pat 15649 Euclid Ave., UL 1-0614 Ambition—Secretary. College—Michigan Stale. TABOR, DAVID 14817 Northfield Ave.. l'L 1-0440 College—Kenyon. A mbition—Actor. TAYLOR, GLEN WILLIAM 14715 Elder wood Ave., GL 1-4548 TERHUNE, GRETCHEN ELIZABETH Cretch 1840 Page Ave.. MU 1-1475 College—Ohio Wesleyan. Ambition—Physical Therapy. Activities—Pep Club, G.A.A., College Club, Friendship, Program Seller, Black-Red Reviue, N.H.S. THIELE, GARY A. Bud 14006 Ardenall Ave., PO 1-4491 College—Case. Activities- Basketball, Track, Intra-murals, College Club, Rudio Club. TRAUTMAN, FAYE ARLENE 14704 Speedway Overlook, MU 1-7604 Ambition—Secretary. Activities—Pep Club. TROWBRIDGE. JANICE Jan 1867 Elwood Road. Ml' 1-5741 College—Flora Stone Mather. Ambition-—Airline Stewardess. Activities—Pep Club, Friendship, G.A.A., Business Club. VARBLE. MARY CAROLYN 1179 East 145th Street. UL 1-1350 College—Wooster. Artirities—-Pep Club, College Club, Choir, Student Council, Dramatic’s Club, Shuttle Solicitor, N.H.S. VOLINO, ANNA ROSE Moe 15014 Elm Ave., PO 1-7157 Ambition—Secretary. Artirities—Pep Club. Business Club, Dramatic Club, G.A.A. WALDMAN, ALLAN L. 14604 Strathmore Rd.. UL 1-6076 A mbition—Engineer. College—Case. Aciirities College Club; Drama Club. WEEDON, THOMAS ALBERT Tom 953 Forest Rd.. BL 7-7091 (Mentor on the Lake) . lm 6if ion—Engineer. College—Case. Artirities Rifle Club, Vice Pres. WEI LAND, LORAMAE 1538 Bel mar Rd.. YE 4-1454 Ambition—Element. Ed. College—Ohio State. Activities—G.A.A.; College Club; Business Club; Friendship, H.R. Representative. WEIS. ROBERT WILSON 4478 W. Anderson, EV 4-4458 Ambition—Air Force Pilot. Activities—SUge Crew. WERTHER, SUE CAROL Susie 4087 Alton Rd.. IV 1-5399 Ambition—Elementary School Teacher. College— Connecticut. Activities—C ollegc Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Friendship, Cabinet. Publicity Ch.; Shuttle Staff. Undergraduate Co-editor; Nurses Club; Student Council; Bl«ck-Rcd Revue: Swim Show; Army-Navy; Yale-Harvard. WEST, RICHARD Dick 1104 Carlyon, PO 1-7118 Ambition—Education. College— Eastern School. Activities—Monitor Captain, N.H.S.; Hi-Y, President. Lettermen’s Club; Junior Kiwaniun; Baseball; Boy’s State Rep.; Student Council: Football. Intramurals. WIGHTMAN. RICHARD PAUL Dick 4054 Brunswick Kd., GL 1-4454 Ambition—Secondary Education. Colleae Kent. Activities—Rifle Team; Jr. Council World Affairs, Pres.; Drama Club. WILLIAMS. JOHN THOMAS Johnny 13615 Sixth Ave., MU 1-6594 WINTOUR, BOB C. 15414 Eldcrwood Rd., PO 1-9554 College—M ichigan. WOEHRMANN. JAMES RICHARD Jim 13604 Claiborne Rd., GL 1-7964 .t mbition—Band Inst. College—-Western Reserve. Activities—-Band, Orchestra, Choir; Radio Club; College Club, Treas.; Dramatics, Pres.; Rhythm Teens. YANCHAR. STEVE 1859 Knowles. GL 1-0557 Ambition—Biologist. College—Kent. Activities— Intramurals. YANNETTA. LINDA JO IAndy 16318 Brewster, YE 4-0514 A mbition—Secondary Education. College—Wesleyan. Activities—N.H.S., Friendship, Cabinet. Canteen Council, Secretary; G.A.A., Rhythm Teens, Pep Club, Officials, Black and Red Revue, Shuttle Solicitor. YANOSH. MARLENE CAROL Mar 14436 Euclid Avenue, GA 1-6157 Activities—G.A.A., Business Club, Pep Club, Friendship, College Club. Dramatic Club. 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