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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1957 volume:

SHUTTLE 1957 SHAW HIGH SCHOOL EAST CLEVELAND, OHIO ADMINISTRATION SENIORS page 10 page 50 J!et 3i ere i3e cyCi Lt This 1957 edition of the Show Shuttle illuminates the life of the school as its flash bulbs have lighted the faces and scenes depicted here. 4 Shaw’s class rooms are brightened by cheerful tones of paint and by the latest modes of electrical light. Football games are played under brilliant lighting. Auditorium activities are witnessed under the most favorable lighting conditions. 6 Basketball fans may see every inch of the court clearly. 7 Shaw High is in a community highly conscious of the significance of good lighting, for Nela Park is located on a beautiful hill overlooking East Cleveland. At Nela some of General Electric’s most progressive research scientists are helping to make this city and the world a brighter place in which to live. 8 By turning the pages of the 1957 Shuttle, readers will switch on the lights to understand better the sights of a school where progress is the most important product. 9 11 Class Officers January 1957 Dick Nero, vice-president; Sue Nick, secretary-treasurer; Tom Reeves, president. In charge of the senior activities of the January 1957 class are its officers: Tom Reeves, president; Dick Nero, vice-president; and Sue Nick, secretary. Working with Senior Advisor, Miss Isabelle Latta, and the class committee, they made arrangements for the prom; such as, choosing a place and selecting a band. Tom, Dick, and Sue were also responsible for the many fees collected from the class; those for commencement, flowers, cards, announcements, invitations, class dues, etc. It was their duty to conduct a poll of the class concerning their class night exercises, and then to make plans accordingly. 12 ALBRIGHT, BRENT Activities: Movie Operator; Football manager; Track manager; Cross Country coach. ANDES, JERRY Activities: Dramatic Club; Monitor; Intramurals; Football; Baseball; Cross Country. College: Kent ANDREWS, SANDRA Sandy Activities: Shuttle Staff; N.H.S.; Sr. Friendship, Cabinet, Sec.-Trees.,- Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Cabinet; Pep Club; G.A.A.; J.V. Cheerleader; Athletic Council, Pres.; Canteen Council; Choir; Majorette. College: Allegheny ATCHISON, CAROL Activities: Shuttle Staff; N.H.S., Trees.; Student Council; Sr. Friendship, Cabinet, V. Pres.; Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Cabinet, Sec.; College Club; Pep Club, V. Pres.; G.A.A.; Monitor; Canteen Council, Sec. College: Allegheny BANDTELL, GEORGE Activities: Student Council, Pres.; Monitor; Canteen Council; Intramurals; Basketball; Track. College: Ohio State BARNES, LEWIS Lew Activities: Rifle Club; Monitor; Band; Orchestra; Rhythm Teens; Hi-Y; Intramurals; Basketball manager; Track. College: Ohio University BEATTY, ARTHUR Art Activities: Monitor; Band; Orchestra; Hi-Y; Intramurals; Track. College: Dartmouth BECHTEL, JUANITA ’Meba Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Monitor; Band, Sec.; Girls’ Swimming. College: Bowling Green BEEBE, DOUG Activities: College Club; Monitor; Band; Orchestra; Lettermen’s Club; Intramurals; Golf; Mixed Chorus. College: Miami University BERREY, DAVID Dave Activities: Monitor; Intramurals; Golf. College: Bowling Green 13 BEYVl, GERALDINE Gerry Activities: Student Council; Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Athletic Council, Sec.; Monitor. College: Denison BORTNER, ROBERT Bob Activities: Choir; Intramurals; Baseball; Track; Cross Country. U. S. Air Force BROWN, ELEANOR Ellie Activities: Jr.-Soph. Friendship; G.A.A.; Choir. College: Fenn CICIRELLI, LYNDA Lyn College: Fenn COE, KENNETH Ken Activities: Monitor. COLLIER, WILLIAM Bill Activities: Monitor. College: Fenn CORSILLO, ANTOINETTE Toni CRYSTAL, LARRY Activities: Intramurals. College: Fenn CURRIE, JACK Activities: Stage Crew; Monitor; Intra murals; Football. DALEY, PHYLLIS Phyl Activities: Shuttle Staff; Sr. Friendship, Cabinet; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Band; Choir. College: Otterbein 14 DAYTON, LYNN Activities: Monitor; Choir; Intramurals; Basketball; Baseball. College: Ohio State DITTY, NORMAN Norm Activities: Monitor. DODGE, CARL Activities: Band; Orchestra. College: Purdue DOUGHERTY, ARLEN Activities: Monitor; Band; Intramurals. College: Toledo University DUNLAP, MARGARET Martot Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A. College: Kent EDMONDS, ALTA EICHHOLTZ, INEZ Activities: Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A. FAIRWEATHER. JOYCE Activities: Shuttle Staff; Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Business Club; Monitor. College: Bowling Green FELLOWS, KAREN Activities: Shuttle Staff, Senior editor; Sr. Friendship, Cabinet; Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Cabinet; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Monitor; Choir; Army-Navy. College: DePauw FERGUSON, ED Nort Activities: Monitor; Canteen Council; Intramurals; Track; Cross Country. College: Bowling Green 15 FERRAR, BOB Activities: Monitor; Intromurols; Wrestling. FIRESTONE, HARVEY Activities: Monitor; Bond; Intromurok; Football. College: Ohio State FUNK, LYNN Activities: Shuttle Staff? N.H.S.; Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Monitor. College: Bowling Green i GIACOMIN, CAROLYN Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Monitor; Band. GOLDMAN, JERRY Activities: Stage Crew; Monitor; Intra-murals; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track. College: Ohio State GOLDSTEIN, NANCY Activities: Shuttle Staff, editor-in-chief; N.H.S.; Student Council; Sr. Friendship, Cabinet; Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Cabinet; College Club, Pres.; Pep Club; G.A.A.; J.V. Cheerleader; Monitor captain; Class Committee; Army-Navy Cheerleader. College: Michigan University HANNA, ARTHUR Art Activities: Monitor; Band; Intramurals. College: Case I HANNA, NANCY Nan Activities: Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Business Club. College: Gracoland HARTLAND, LARRY Activities: Student Council; Canteen Council; Choir; Rhythm Teens; Octet; Football; Track. HIMMEL, BARBARA Activities: Sr. Friendship; Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Barb Jr.-Soph. Monitor. 16 HODGE, NANCY Hodgie Activities: Shuttle Staff; N.H.S.; Student Council; Sr. Friendship, Cabinet, Pres.; Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Cabinet, V. Pres.; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Monitor; Choir; Rhythm Teens; Octet. College: Western Reserve HOOPER, ELAINE Hoopie Activities: Shuttle Staff; N.H.S.; Sr. Friendship, Cabinet; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Monitor. College: Western Reserve HUFFMAN, MARLENE Checkers Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Dramatic Club; Monitor. College: Cleveland Institute of Art KENDIG, HARRY Activities: Intramurals; Tennis. College: Carnegie Tech KERR, SHEILA Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Business Club. College: Ohio University KIERNAN, SHIRLEY Peanut JAMIESON, DAVID Activities: College Club; Intramurals; Tennis. College: Case KECK, DAVE Activities: Band; Orchestra; Intramurals; Football. KIME, ROBERT Bob Activities: College Club; Business Club; Intramurals. College: Case I LEDGER, ROBERT Bob Activities: Football manager; Basketball manager; Baseball. 17 LENSON, ROBERT Activities: Intramurals. LIPTAK, RON Activities: Monitor; Intramurals. MADDEN, HELEN Activities: Monitor. f MARTIN, MARY Susie Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Monitor. College: Miami University MARZI, CAROLE MAYBURY, JOHN Jack Activities: Monitor; Lettermen’s Club; Intramurals; Football; Track. McGREGOR, FLORENCE Flo Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Monitor. McHUGH, PATRICIA Pat Activities: Pep Club; G.A.A. McLennan, MARIAN Max Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Monitor. College: Cleveland Institute of Art MORGER, JANICE Jan Activities: N.H.S.; Student Council; Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Monitor. College: Miami University 18 NERO, DICK Activities: Student Council; Monitor; Intramurals; Class Officer, V. Pres. NICK, SUSAN Activities: N.H.S.; Student Council; Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Monitor; Canteen Council; Majorette; Class Officer, Sec. PETERSON, BARBARA Barb Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; Monitor. College: Dyke POLEN, SALLY Activities: Shuttle Staff, circulation editor; Sr. Friendship, Cabinet; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club, Sec.; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Monitor. College: Ohio University OLIVER, SANDRA Sandy Activities: Shuttle Staff; Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Monitor. College: Kent O’TOOLE, PETE PAYNE, GARY Activities: Swimming. PRESTON, PATRICIA Pat Activities: Shuttle Staff; Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Monitor. College: Taylor University PRIORI, LUCILLE Lucy Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A. PUGH, TOM T. P. Activities: Student Council; Monitor; Lettermen's Club; Intramurals; Swimming. College: Ohio State 19 REED, JOHN J. B. Activities: Monitor; lettermen's Club; In-tromurols; Football; Track; Swimming. College: Ohio State REEVES, TOM T. R. Activities: Student Council; College Club; Monitor; Band; Hi-Y; Lettermen’s Club; Intramurals; Football; Track; Cross Country; Class Officer, Pres. College: Wooster RUBRIGHT, JANET Jan Activities: Pep Club; G.A.A.; Monitor. I SCHENCK, LAUREN Activities: Choir; Intramurals. College: California Baptist Theological Seminary SEIBERT, BARBARA Barb Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; G.A.A.; Dramatic Club; Monitor. College: Fenn SERVEN, DONNA Dee Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Business Club; Monitor; Choir; Orchestra. SIMCOX, JOAN SIMON, ROCHELLE Ro Activities: G.A.A.; Dramatic Club. SHUPING, MARK Shup STARKWEATHER, CURT Stark Activities: Monitor; Intramurals; Track; Cross Country; Wrestling. 20 TARTARA, AGNES Aggie Activities: Shuttle Staff, copy editor; N.H.S., Sec.; Student Council, V. Pres.; Sr. Friendship, Cabinet; Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Cabinet, Pres.; College Club, Trees.; Pep Club; G.A.A.; J.V. Cheerleader; Athletic Council, V. Pres.; Monitor captain; Canteen Council, Pres.; Choir; Rhythm Teens. College: Allegheny ZIRM, CLYDE Activities Stage Crew; Drumutic Club; Jr. Council on World Affairs. College: John Carroll TUFT, TOM Activities: Stage Crew; Intramurals. WITTENMYER, NELSON Witty Activities: Monitor; Intramurals; Track. College: Kent WORMALD, RONNIE Activities: Monitor; Lettermen's Club; Intramurals; Football; Track. ZIEGLER, MADELYN Mad Activities: Pep Club; G.A.A.; Stage Crew; Future Nurses; Monitor. CAMERA SHY: SARAH MERKLE SAUNDRA SMALLEY 17 more daze for Senior Aze! 21 LEADERSHIP: George Bandtell and Nan Goldstein SCHOLARSHIP: Art Hanna and Elaine Hooper 22 PERSONALITY: Tom Pugh and Carol Atchison ATHLETIC ABILITY: Ron Wormald and Gerry Beyvl POPULARITY: Tom Reeves and Agnes Tartora Joe Russo, V. Pres.; Jackie Cipiti, Sec.-Treas.; and Dave Fraser, Pres. One of the highest honors for a high school senior is to be elected a class officer. They are responsible for the decision concerning location, band, cost of the prom, and where the commencement exercise will be held. Dave Fraser, June class president, has many interests which include music, student council, Hi-Y, and excelling all these is his enthusiasm for sports. Dave’s well rounded personality enables him to get along with everyone. Joe Russo, vice-president, is a colorful guy who also serves as president of Letterman's club, guard of the basketball team, and halfback on the football team. Last is Jackie Cipiti, who serves as secretary-treasurer. Jackie has a flare for sports with swimming as her favorite. She has served as head varsity cheerleader, and treasurer of G.A.A.-A.C. These three officers have one special quality in common beside sports—their excellent scholarship record which will count heaviest in the future. 24 ALEXANDER. ALAN Al Activities: N.H.S.; Student Council; College Club; Bond; Choir; Rhythm Teens; Octet; Hi-Y; Intramurals; Track. ALLEN, ANDREA Andy Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; G.A.A.; Dramatic Club; Business Club; Orchestra. College: Kent ANDREWS, AL Big Al Activities: Monitor: Hi-Y; Lettermen's Club; Intramurals; Football; Baseball. BAIO, SAM Activities: Student Council; Monitor; Hi-Y; Lettermen's Club; Intramurals; J.V. Basketball; Golf. College: Bowling Green BALDAU, ELIZABETH Betsy Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Cabinet; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; A.C.; Monitor; Canteen Council; Choir; Army-Navy; Yale-Har-vard. College: Bowling Green BANDY, CAROL Activities: Sr. Friendship; Sr. Friendship Cabinet; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Busines Club; Monitor; Choir; Rythm Teens; Octet. BARBINS, RUTH Activities: Jr.-Soph. Friendship; G.A.A.; Dramatic Club; Business Club; Future Nurses; Monitor. BARKER, CAROL Activities: Jr.-Soph. Friendship; G.A.A.; Dramatic Club; Business Club; Future Nurses; Monitor. BARTO. ROBERT Bob Activities: Monitor. BAUS, JIM Activities: Choir; Hi-Y; Lettermen's Club; Intramurals; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track; Cross Country. 25 BEACH, RONALD Ron Activities: College Club; Dramatic Club; Intramurals; Baseball. College: Case BEARD, SHIRLEY Shirl Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Business Club, Sec.-Treas.; Monitor; Band; Orchestra; Synchronized Swimming. College: Miami University BECKER, EVELYN Activities: G.A.A.; Business Club; transferred from Davis High School. College: West Virginia University BENSON, JUDY Debby Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; Business Club; Monitor. College: Dyke Spencerian BISCOTTI, BOB Biscuit Activities: Monitor; Hi-Y; Lettermen's Club; Football; Basketball; Baseball. College: Bowling Green BIZZARRI, JOANN Jo Activities: Pep Club; G.A.A.; Stage Crew; Business Club. BLAIR, WILLICENT Willie Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Synchronized Swimming. College: Ohio State BOLANEY, BOB Red BRENNAN, JOHN J. B. Activities: Monitor. BRENNAN, JONATHON Jon Activities: Monitor; Intramurals. 26 BRESCIA, ANNE Brusha Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; College Club; Dramatic Club; Business Club, V. Pres.; Monitor. BRESCIA, DIANNE Dee Activities: Sr. Friendship; College Club; G.A.A. College: Western Reserve BROER, LINDA Lin Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; G.A.A.; Business Club; Monitor. CABOT, MICHAEL Mickey Activities: Monitor; Canteen Council; Choir; Lettermen’s Club; Swimming. College: Miami University CALDWELL, JOHN Activities: Monitor; Club; Swimming. College: University of Jack Hi-Y; Lettermen’s Hawaii CANTALO, SANTINA Toni BROPHY, MICHAEL Broph Activities: Student Council, V. Pres.; Monitor; Choir; Rhythm Teens; Hi-Y; Lettermen's Club; Football; Basketball-Track. CASALICCHIO, JIM Cass Activities: Intramural ; Football; Baseball. College: John Carroll 27 BRUSSEE, DON CASTRIGANO, DANIEL Activities: Intramurals; Football. Dan CHESSER, PATRICIA Pat CHRISM AN, DELORES Activities: Sr. Friendship; College Club; G.A.A.; Monitor. College: Western Reserve CIPITI, JACKIE Activities: Student Council; Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Head Cheerleader; Athletic Council, Troa .; Canteen Council, V. Pres.; Choir, Class Officer, Sec.-Trees. College: Bowling Green CLARK, BETTY CLARK, PAT Transferred from Timken Vocational School; Canton, Ohio. CLARK, STEPHEN Activities: Baseball. College: Ohio State CLEM, NANCY CLENDENING, GARY Gare Activities: Monitor; Hi-Y; Intramurals; Tennis. College: West Virginia University COLLISE, CAROL Activities: Sr. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Business Club; Monitor. College: Ohio State COLLOVA, JUDY J. C. Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Pres.; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Monitor; Choir; Rhythm Teens; Octet. College: Ohio Wesleyan 9 m 28 COMER, PETER Pete Activities: Intramurals. College: Kent CORNMAN, RON Corny Activities: Student Council; Band; Rhythm Teens; Intramurals; Track. College: Oberlin University CROWL, DICK CROWLEY, BILLIE MARIE Bill Activities: Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Future Nurses; Monitor. College: Good Samaritan Nursing School CRUM, CHARLES Activities: Rifle Club. College: Case CUNNINGHAM, RUTH Activities: Student Council; Sr, Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Athletic Council; Lifesaving. College: St. Luke's School of Nursing DAGGS, KENNETH Ken Activities: Movie Operator; Intramurals; Basketball. College: Cornell DAVIES, JOSEPH Joe Activities: Intramurals; Cross Country. DAWSON, PATRICIA Pat Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Business Club; Monitor; Lifesaving. 29 DIGNIN, VALERIE Val Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Business Club; Monitor; Choir; Rhythm Teens; Octet. College: Bowling Green DINALLO, GERALD Gerry Activities: Intramurals; Football. College: Kent DOWNING, CAROL Cookio Activities: Sr. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Business Club; Choir. I DUNCAN, KENNETH Ken College: Virginia Poly Institute DuRAND, PHYLLIS Phyl Activities: Sr. Friendship; G.A.A.; Business Club; Monitor; Choir. EASTBURN, ANITA Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; G.A.A.; Business Club; Future Nurses; Monitor. College: Miami University ECCLESTON, ROBERTA Bobbie Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Monitor. FEE, NANCY Nan Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; Business Club. FISCHER, ELLEN FITZSIMMONS, TOM Fitz Activities: N.H.S.; Monitor; Canteen Council; Hi-Y; Lettermen's Club; Football manager; Basketball manager; Golf. 30 FLEMING, JAMES Jim Activities: Hi-Y; Intramurals; Track. FOSTER, NANCY Nan Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Monitor. FRANTZ, MARION Tiny Activities: G.A.A.; Dramatic Club; Future Nurses. FRASER, DAVE Frax Activities: N.H.S.; Student Council; Monitor; Band; Choir; Hi-Y; Rhythm Teens; Lettermen's Club; Football; Basketball; Track; Class Officer, Pres. College: Wooster FREY, MARILYN Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Monitor; Choir; Synchronized Swimming. College: Bowling Green i FROELICH, GLORIA Glo Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Monitor; Choir. College: Bowling Green FULTON, TIM GAGE, JUDY Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Sec.-Treas.; Pep Club; Business Club. GENT, SUZANNE Sue Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Monitor. College: Western Reserve GIBSON, JAMES Jim Activities: Monitor; Hi-Y; Intramurals; Football; Track. College: Baldwin-Wallace 3] GIBSON, SALLY Activities: Student Council; Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Athletic Council; Monitor. College: Bowling Green GORDON, DOLORES Dottie Activities: Jr.-Soph. Friendship; G.A.A.; Band. GRAHAM, DONNA Don Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Business Club. College: Kent GUYRE, DANNY HADSELL, PHILIP Phil Activities: Rifle Club, Sec.-Treas.; Hi-Y. College: Kent HALL, CAROL Activities: Student Council; G.A.A.; Monitor. GREENMAN, RICHARD Dick Activities: Movie Operator; Orchestra. GROTEFEND, AXEL Alex Exchange student from Germany. HARTWIG, GORDON Red Activities: Student Council; Monitor. HAYES, DONNA Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; Business Club; Future Nurses. 32 HAYES, JEAN HAYES, JOAN HEIL, CAROLE Jo HENSLEY, JAMES Jim Activities: Monitor; Intramurals. HERON, MARGARET Marge Activities: Observer Staff; Business Club. HERRINGSHAW, ANGIE Ang Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; G.A.A.; Business Club. HOFFMAN, ROLLIN Ron Activities: Rifle Club. HOFFMAN, ROSALIE Posie Activities: Sr. Friendship; G.A.A.; Business Club. HORAN, GRANT Activities: Band; Orchestra; Rhythm Teens; Intramurals. College: University of Colorado HOWELL, GAIL Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; J.V. Cheerleader; Athletic Council; Monitor; Choir; Army-Navy. 33 HOYT, NANCY Activities: Sr. Frierdship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. College: Miami JEFFERY, CAROLYN Jeffie Activities: N.H.S.; Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; G.A.A.; Monitor; Band; Choir; Orchestra; Rhythm Teens. College: Wooster HUDELSON, JAMES Jim Activities: Monitor; Intramurals. HUDELSON, JULIA Jill Activities: Sr. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; J.V. Cheerleader; Majorette. College: Purdue HUSTON, GEORGE Activities: Pep Club; Dramatic Club; Band. College: Kent JAYE, JUDY J. J. Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; G.A.A.; Athletic Council; Army-Navy; Yale-Harvard. College: Kent JOHNSON, ALLEN Activities: Student Council; Monitor; Intramurals; Track. College: Miami University JOHNSON, DAVE Activities: Student Council; Monitor; Choir; Intramurals; Baseball. College: Ohio Northern KATZ, ELAINE Kitty Katx Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Business Club; Monitor. College: Ohio University KATZ, NATALIE Activities: Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; G.A.A.; Dramatic Club; Business Club; Monitor. College: Brandeis 34 KERR, JOHN Homish Activities: Student Council; Lettermen's Club; Intramurals; Track. KERRY, LINDA Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Monitor. College: Ohio University KOLBENSTVEDT, ALF Activities: Student Council; Band; Hi-Y; Exchange student from Norway. KREJCI, JOAN Activities: Pep Club; G.A.A. KIRBY, BETTY Bet KNIFE, JUDIE Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Dramatic Club; Business Club, Pres.; Choir. KOST, DON Hawk Activities: Intramurals; Football; Wrestling. KREJCI, JOYCE Activities: Sr. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; Monitor. College: Bowling Green KRETZER, ROBERT Bob Activities: Monitor; Lettermen's Club; Intramurals; Track; Tennis; Cross Country. College: Ohio University LaCOURSE, ROSEANN Rosie Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; Business Club. 35 LANE, ROBERT Bob Activities Monitor; Bond; Orchestra; Hi-Y; Intramural . College: Bowling Green LAZNA, WILLIAM Bill Activities: Monitor; Band, V. Pres.; Orchestra; Rhythm Teens; Hi-Y; Lettermen's Club; Intramurals; Tennis. LEWIS, RICHARD Dick Activities: Monitor; Intramurals; Swimming. LOFTUS, GARY Activities: N.H.S.; Monitor; Band; Orchestra; Hi-Y, Trees.; Intramurals; Football; Basketball; Track; Lettermen’s Club. LOSE, DONALD Don Activities: Monitor; Hi-Y, V. Pres.; Letter-men’s Club; Intramurals; Tennis; Cross Country. College: Fenn LOUDON, PATRICIA Pat Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Monitor. College: Mount Union MACKELL, AL MASSARO, TONY Activities: Monitor; Lettermen's Club; Intramurals; Basketball; Baseball. MATTE, THOMAS Mots Activities: Monitor; Hi-Y; Lettermen’s Club; Intramurals; Football; Basketball; Track. MAYNE, BOB Bobo Activities: Monitor; Hi-Y; Intramurals; Football; Track; Cross Country. College: Ohio University 36 McCLOUD, RAECINE Roe Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Cabinet; Pep Club; Business Club; Choir; Rhythm Teens. McCREARY, MARY Jinx Transferred from Andrews. McGEE, DOLORES Dee Activities: Sr. Friendship, Cabinet; Jr-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; J.V. Cheerleader; Monitor; Choir. College: Bowling Green McGILL, JANE Janie Activities: College Club; Monitor. College: Muskingum McGILL, JUNE Activities: College Club; Future Nurses, Pres. College: St. Luke's Hospital McGUIRE, RICHARD Dick Activities: College Club; Band; Orchestra; Radio Club, Sec. MEISTER, RAY Activities: Intramurals; Football. MENCINI, FRANK Paco Activities: Student Council; Monitor; Hi-Y, Sec.; Lettermen’s Club; Intramurals; Football; Basketball; Track. MENCINI, JOHN Activities: Monitor; Hi-Y; Lettermen's Club; Intramurals; Football manager,-Basketball; Golf. College: Bowling Green MILLER, MARY 37 MILLER, RUSSELL Russ Activities: Shuttle Staff, Sports Editor; N.H.S.; Student Council; College Club; Monitor; Hi-Y, Pres.; Lettermen's Club; Intramurals; Tennis. MINTZ, GERALD Ray Activities: Band; Intramurols; Football. College: Ohio State MOLL, JAMES Jim Activities: College Club; Monitor; Band; Orchestra; Hi-Y; Intramurals. College: Ohio University MORAN, MARY ELLEN Julie Activities: Pep Club; G.A.A.; Business Club. MOSER, BRENDA Bren Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Future Nurses, Sec.-Trees., V. Pres.; Monitor. College: St. John’s School of Nursing MOTSCH, BETTY MYERS, DAVE Activities: Tennis MYERSCOUGH, JOHN Activities: Business Club; Jr. Council on World Affairs. MYERSCOUGH, BOB Activities: Band; Choir; Orchestra; Rhythm Teens; Hi-Y; Intramurals; Football; Basketball; Track. NAGEL, RICHARD Dick Activities: Monitor; Intramurals; Football. College: Western Reserve 38 NEITZEL, CAROLE Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. College: Miami University NELLS, WILLIAM Bill NIGOLIAN, TOM Activities: Shuttle Staff; Intramurals. College: Ohio University NORMAN, DICK Activities: Student Council; Monitor; Hi-Y; Intramurals; Football manager; Basketball; Baseball. College: Michigan State OLIVER, WILLIAM Ansberry College: John Carroll PALMER, BARBARA Bobs Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Dramatic Club; Business Club. College: Miami University PARK, CHARLOTTE Char Activities: Pep Club; Jr.-Soph.Friendship. PARKS, SANDRA Sandy Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Business Club; Monitor captain. College: Flora Stone Mather PARNELL, SHELBA Sheba Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Business Club; Monitor. 39 PETCHE, BILL Activities: Student Council; Monitor; Hi-Y; Intramurals; Basketball; Baseball; Track. College: Bowling Green PETERS, ROGER Rog Activities: Monitor; Swimming. College: Tulane JONES, MARALEE PHILIPP, RUTH Woofie Activities: N.H.S.; Student Council; Sr. Friendship, Cabinet; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club, V. Pres.; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Orchestra, Pres.; Rhythm Teens; String Ensemble. College: Wooster PIERCE, CAROLYN Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; G.A.A.; Business Club; Choir. College: Bowling Green POWERS, SHEILA Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Business Club; Monitor. College: Bowling Green PEW, DOUGLAS Doug Activities: Hi-Y; Intramurals; Tennis. College: Yale PFEFFER, JUDY Pfef Activities: Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; Business Club. PROBALA, PAUL Activities: Rifle Club College: Ohio State PROVIDENT, JOHANN Jo Activities: Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Business Club. Y.V 40 PUCELLA, ANASTASIO Andy Activities: Monitor. PUTZBACH, HARRY Putx Activities: Student Council; Shuttle Staff; Monitor; Band; Hi-Y; Lettermen’s Club; Intramurals; Football; Basketball; Baseball. College: Wooster RAIK, FRANK Activities: Rifle Club. REIN ARD, MARLENE Activities: Sr. Friendship, Cabinet; Jr-Soph. Friendship, Cabinet; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Business Club; Monitor. College: Ohio University RICHARDSON, MARGARET Peggy Activities: Pep Club; G.A.A.; Business Club; Monitor. RIEHL, RICHARD Rick Activities: Monitor; Band; Rhythm Teens; Hi-Y; Intramurals. College: Purdue RICK, JANICE Jan Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Dramatic Club; Business Club; Monitor. ROMANAUSKI, MARY LOU Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Army-Navy; Pep Club; G.A.A. Jr. and Sr. Lifesaving. Ron 41 RETSCH, NORBERT ROSE, RONALD RUSSO, JOE Activities: Student Council, Trees.; Monitor; Hi-Y; lettermen's Club, Pres.; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track; Class Officer, Vice-Pres. SABIN, MARLENE Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; Business Club; Monitor. SAVITZ, PAT SCIULLA, ANTONINA Nina Activities: Sr. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Business Club. SCHMUNK, ROBERT Bob SCHNEIDER, JOSEPH Jose Activities: Student Council; College Club; Canteen Council; Choir; Rhythm Teens; Octet; Lettermen's Club; Intra-murals; Football; Track; Cross Country. College: Ohio Wesleyan SCOTT, LARRY Activities: Monitor; Intramurals. SETTEVENDEMIE, BOB Setty Activities: Monitor; Hi-Y; Lettermen's Club; Intramurals; Baseball. College: Ohio University SHANK, WILLIAM Bill Activities: Lettermen’s Club; Swimming. College: Miami SHARP, LINDA Activities: N.H.S.; Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Monitor. College: Bowling Green 42 SHERLOCK, JOY Activities: Pep Club; Monitor. SHELTON, MARGARET Peg Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Bond; Orchestra. College: Ohio Wesleyan SHERRILL, BETTIE Bef Activities: Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A. SHUMAY, GEORGE Jim Activities: Monitor. SIMON, JUDY Activities: N.H.S.; Sr. Friendship, Cabinet; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Future Nurses; Monitor; Canteen Council. College: Akron General Hospital School of Nursing SMITH, KARIN Kay Activities: G.A.A.; Monitor. STARKLOFF, JUDIE Squirt Activities: Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A. i STEIN, WILLIAM Bill Activities: Pep Club; Monitor; Letter-men’s Club; Tennis. College: Southern Methodist STOKER, DAVE Stokos Activities: Band; Orchestra; Rhythm Teens; Hi-Y; Intramurals; Tennis. College: Denison STROTHMAN, CHARLES Chuck 43 SURRELL, DENNIS Denny Activities: Monitor; Choir; Intramurals; Football. College: Bowling Green SZASZ, JOSEPH Joe Activities: Lettermen's Club; Intramurals; Baseball; Tennis. College: John Carroll TASHLER, CHARLENE Char Activities: Sr. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A. i THOMPSON, LOCKE Rock Activities: Student Council; College Club; Monitor captain; Hi-Y; Lettermen's Club; Intramurals; Football; Basketball; Baseball. THOMPSON, RICHARD Dick Activities: Monitor. TURNER, BILL Activities: College Club; Business Club; Band; Intramurals. College: Cornell URQUHART, BARBARA Barby Activities: Jr.-Soph. Friendship; G.A.A. VAJDA, ROBERT Bob Activities: N.H.S.; Student Council; College Club; Band; Hi-Y; Track; Cross Country; Intramurals. College: M. I. T. VATH, JAMES Jerry Activities: Movie Operator; Choir; Rhythm Teens. College: Case VOELKER, MIRIAM Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Business Club. College: Capital 44 WAGNER, LYNN Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Choir. College: Mount Union WEBER, VICTOR Vic WEBSTER, ARDELL Bunny Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A. College: Ohio State WEEDON, JUDY Weedie § Activities: Sr. Friendship, Cabinet; Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Cabinet, V. Pres.; College Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Future Nurses; Monitor. College: Bowling Green WEISS, JUDY Activities: Sr. Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; College Club; G.A.A.; Monitor; Orchestra. College: Ohio University WELLMAN, NORA JEAN Nonny Activities: N.H.S.; Sr. Friendship, Cabinet; Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Cabinet; College Club; Pep Club, Pres.; G.A.A.; Athletic Council; Choir, Sec.-Trees.; Army-Navy. College: Allegheny WILKANOSKI, WILLIAM Bill Activities: Movie Operator; Intramurols. WOLFRAM, JEAN Jeannie Activities: Business Club; Monitor. College: Bowling Green WOODWORTH, BEVERLY Activities: G.A.A. YACOBUCCI, TONY Yoc Activities: Student Council; Monitor; Lettermen's Club; Football; Basketball; Baseball. 45 ZAMBIE, RAYMOND Ray Activities: Shuttle Staff, Art Editor, Ass't Editor-in-Chief; College Club; Canteen Council; Dramatic Club; Monitor; Hi-Y, Pres.; Intramurals. ZAMPINO, SANDY Activities: Sr .Friendship; Jr.-Soph. Friendship; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Business Club; Monitor. CAMERA SHY ROBERT KRABER ZEHE, LENORE Lenny Activities: Transferred from Heights. i ZENTS, SUSAN Activities: Monitor. SHUPE, JUDY 46 Senior girls ride the range at pep rally—funny isn't it, Al? Big secret, huh, Betsy? Many important things are discussed in the cafeteria. 47 arte deals 6 are LEADERSHIP: Al Alexander and Nonny Wellman MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Ruth Cunningham and Bob Vajda ATHLETIC ABILITY: Tom Matte and Betsy Baldau PERSONALITY: Dave Fraser and Judy Weedon Su ucce56 SCHOLARSHIP: Gary Loftus and Ruth Ann Philipp MUSIC ABILITY: Carol Bandy and Mike Brophy CLASS CLOWN: Gordon Hartwig and Carol Neitzel POPULARITY: Jackie Cipiti and Joe Rutto 1. It's a Touchdown for Tom. 2. Tony pushes it through. 3. Shaw is winning at half time—naturally. 4. Shaw piles in to stop drive. 5. Joe catches up. 6. Jim tries a new hold. 7. Get that rebound! 50 ■■■ Front Row: Coach Neil Skinner, Bill Morgan, Stu Fitrell, Tony Yacobucci, Tom Matte, John Maybury. Second Row: Coach Phil Worcester, Ron Wormold, Don Tripepi, Harry Putzbach, Tom King, Frank Mencini, Joe Russo. Third Row: Tom Fitzsimmons, manager; Dick Palicka, Gary loftus, Willard Brown, Jerry Goldman, Bob Barbey, Bob Biscotti. Kneeling: David Aumend, manager. U V neuj5 Shaw had a new coach, a new offense, and a new brand of football this year. It all added up to the best season the Cardinals have had since 1941, for they finished with a seven and two record and an unexpected first place tie with Euclid for the LEL crown. When Leo Strang arrived last spring, he was almost unheard of at Shaw, but we soon become aware of his good record. Pre-season practice was mostly devoted to installing Strang s multiple offense, which the boys took to very well. Shaw opened the season with impressive victories over West and Collinwood, 55-7 and 54-6 respectively. Next they succeeded in overpowering powerful Sandusky, 16-7. After defeating Shaker, the Cardinals traveled to Lakewood and trounced the Rangers, 33-12. Following victories over Heights and Parma, they lost their first game of the season to Euclid. This game, played before some 7,164 people, was one of the most exciting football games played this season. The Panthers, playing inspired football, won 13-7 and tied with our hard hitting Cardinals for the LEL crown. Traveling to Toledo for their last game, the Cardinals dropped a 21-14 game to strong Toledo DeVilbis. This brought to an end a very successful season. “Congratulations coach and team for your LEL championship.” 52 375f42 5G 40 4G Front Row: Bob Vecchio, Al Andrews, Mike Brophy, Jack Currie, Tom Reeves, Head Coach Leo Strong. Second Row: Locke Thompson, Dick Caine, Jim Bous, Dove Fraser, Alex Virotsko, Jim Eismon. Third Row: Tony Madda, Bob Hamilton, Ed Misko, Bob Edwards, Dick Barbey, Don Guyre, Brent Albright, manager. Kneeling: Dennis Gentile, manager. FOOTBALL 1956 Shaw 54 West 7 Shaw 55 Collinwood 6 Shaw 16 Sandusky 7 Shaw 7 Shaker 6 Shaw 33 Lakewood 12 Shaw 37 Heights 14 Shaw 26 Parma 0 Shaw 7 Euclid 13 Shaw 14 Toledo DeVilbis 21 Total Points Average per game Shaw 249 Shaw 27.7 points Opponents 86 Opponents 9.5 points 53 Front Row: Coach Jack Moore, Dove Silvestro, Bob Thomas, John Lann, Louis DeHass, Peter Cicotti, Dennis Gordon, Wayne Mormile, Barry Childers, Coach Don Drebus. Second Row: Jack Elstone, Paul White, Kent Andrews, Dennis Rogers, Bill Kehoe, Nick Barile, Ed Nagle, Dave Wood, Bill Deutsch. Third Row: Bob Morton, Dave Davies, Dick Vaughn, Al Thompson, Gary Doles, Mel Roseman, Mark Griffiths, Ken Connell. Sk aw avi cl (Undid Si i re hampiovuship SHAW 41 COLLINWOOD 0 SHAW 46 SHAKER 6 SHAW 39 LAKEWOOD 13 SHAW 14 HEIGHTS 6 SHAW 14 PARMA 20 SHAW 7 EUCLID 7 The J.V. football team, under the guidance of head coach, Don Drebus, and his assistant, Jack Moore, fought their way to a co-championship with Euclid. The team, opening with a 41-0 victory over Collinwood, proceeded to mow down Shaker, Lakewood, and Heights. Traveling to Parma, the J.V.s lost their first game of the season by the score of 1 4-20. Going into the last game with Euclid, both teams had identical 3-1 records. Euclid and Shaw played to a 7-7 tie, tying for the LEL crown. Congratulations and good luck to our future varsity team. 54 Football Highlights 1956 YI tter5 (jam (dx xpenence Although composed mostly of third year men, the Shaw tennis team was unable to win any of its matches this fall. The team suffered losses to each one of its LEL foes. The boys returning for their third and final seasons were Gary Clen-dening, Bill Lazna, Don Lose, Russ Miller, Dave Myers, and Doug Pew. During the spring season of 1 956, the netters were able to win four of ten matches and sent three representatives to the Cleveland district tennis meet. Front Row: Bill Lazna, Don Lose, Ed Frey, Don Taylor. Second Row: Coach Tom Meinhardt, Bob Kretzer, Russ Miller, Doug Pew, Martin Hochman, Larry Hull. ds (dt ro56- (Jeam Winless, but determined, was the final verdict on the 1 956 edition of the Shaw cross-country team. The harriers showed great determination and desire, but due to a lack of experience, they were unsuccessful in gaining a win. Leading the way for the cross-country men were Jim Angle and Don Lose. In scoring a cross-country meet, the first five men from each team are awarded points on the basis of their final position in the race,- for example, the winner receives one point, the runner-up, two points, etc. The team with the least amount of points is winner of the meet. Front Row: Roy Secure, Jim Angle, Mario Gerhardt, Don Lose, Bob Vajda. Second Row: John Ingram, Bill Moehl, Bill Wittenmyer, George Simon, Brent Albright. 56 £n ncourac eA If 1 Iam6man5nip 'LdtnandLi The Shaw Rifle team, under the supervision of Walter Bandlow, practiced every Wednesday night at the East Cleveland Pistol Range. This year, the team, consisting of fifteen members, competed in the N.R.A. Sectional Match, held at Willoughby in March. The rifle team is organized in order to encourage rifle shooting among residents in our community, with a view toward a better knowledge of the safe handling and proper care of firearms. Front Row: Frank Raik, Dennis Gentile, Ken Green, Tom Gunther. Second Row: Paul Probola, Lester Voigt, Bill Crum, Ed Madison. Sea on Mike Pavlik, George Reazer, and Stan Salter were the three senior members of the 1956 golf team. Back in 157 were Sam Baio, Tom Fitzsimmons, and John Mencini. The lone sophomore, Kent Andrews, twice got the lowest score of any of the team with 90. The golf team had a bad season and won no games, but coach Neil Skinner said, At least they tried and had a good time.” Senior members and coach of '57 go|f foam: Sam Baio, Neil Skinner, Coach; Tom Fitzsimmons, and John Mencini. 57 Front Row: Dave Allen, Jack Di ake, Dick Stafford, Ed Frey, Mario Gerhardt, Ken Epic, Bob Hunter, Bruce Richards. Second Row: Larry Hall, Dick Gottron, Roy Secure, Bill Forsyth, George Fox, Dave Williams, Mike Mabee. Third Row: Willard Brown, Mark Griffiths, Don Peterson, John Dirner, Dave Hunter, Ray Bailey, Tom Wachter. Fourth Row: Shelly Soble, Jim Hultin, Tim Tartara, Bob Edwards. Not pictured: Angus Hull, Joe Husarik, Ted Karle, Tom Karle, Don Meachan. SWIMMING The Shaw swimming team composed mostly of juniors and sophomores struggled through a very tough schedule last Shaw 13 Euclid 64 winter. The mermen were unable to win any meets but coach Shaw 9 Shaker 66 Skinner did discover some excellent talent for next season. Shaw 31 Heights 46 In the LEL meet at Euclid, Tom Wachter carried the colors Shaw 25 Lakewood 52 for Shaw by placing third in the 50 yard free style. Tom was Shaw 17 Berea 60 the most consistent member of the squad, winning his special- Shaw 19 Shaker 58 ty four times during the course of the season. Shaw 21 Heights 58 The J.V. team also showed great potential in their meets Shaw 23 Lakewood 52 and coach Skinner is eagerly looking forward to better results in the 57-58 season. 58 Front Row: Curt Starkweather, Mike Brophy, Ed Dell, Jim Baus, Jim Rogers, John Reed, Tom Matte, Joe Russo. Second Row: Art Beatty, Joe Schneider, Ron Common, Jim Angle, John Maybury, Chuck Manillo, Tom King, Bill Morgan, Nelson Wittenmeyer, Gacy Loftus. Third Row: Manager Louie Barnes, Al Alexander, Bob Bauer, Frank Mencici, Al Thomson, Don Tripeppi, Tony Madda, Jim Strachan, Bob Vajda, Louis Longano. Fourth Row: Manager Brent Albrecht, John Kerr, Dick Palicka, Alex Virostko, Jim Fleming, Dave Fraser, Willard Brown, Bill Limbird, Bob Vargo, Bob Hamilton. Not pictured: Jack Moore, coach. C indermen jf odt Idest Record Jdn, earl After getting off to a comparatively slow start, Shaw’s 1 956 track team, consisting mostly of juniors and sophomores, finished with one of its best records in recent years. The cindermen won four of six meets, losing their first two to Maple Heights and Shaker. In group meets the tracksters showed promise. They often finished among the top five schools. The outstanding unit on the team was the 440 yard relay team consisting of Jim Angle, Frank Mencini, Joe Russo, and Tom King. This unit set a new meet record of 45.9 seconds, winning the American Legion Trophy at the Euclid Relays. Shaw also sent three boys to the state meet in Columbus. Tom Matte finished ninth in the 440 yard run and sixteenth in the pole vault; Joe Russo sixth in the 880 yard run and Bob Vargo sixth in the high jump. Four school records were matched or bettered during the 1956 season. Tom King tied the 100 yard dash record with a clocking of 10.1 seconds and Jim Angle equaled the 180 yard low hurdles record with a time of 20.8 seconds. Tom Matte set two records. He tied the pole vault record by jumping 1 1 feet and broke a nineteen year old record in the 440 yard dash by lowering the time from 52.5 to 51.8 seconds. DUAL MEETS Shaw 39 Maple Heights 79 Shaw 47.3 Shaker 70.7 Shaw 64.5 University 53.5 Shaw 60 Euclid 58 Shaw 78 Heights 38 Shaw 86 Parma 32 GROUP MEETS Meet Shaw Position No. Schools West Tech Relays 7 19 Euclid Relays 3 8 District Meet 5 18 CyKAli? c Y A cJAAty Front Row: Tony Yocubucci, Joe Russo, Bill Willhoyt, Tom Matte, Bill Bythway, Don Kelly. Second Row: Grant Kibbel, Coach; Dave Carr, Mgr.; Harry Putzbach, Bob Vargo, Mike Brophy, Dennis Klug, Ken Daggs, Mgr. Shaw 69 Collinwood 55 Shaw 73 Maple 30 Shaw 67 Garfield 36 Shaw 61 Heights 63 Shaw 70 Parma 47 Shaw 82 Mentor 30 Shaw 67 Euclid 35 Shaw 80 Brush 42 Shaw 90 Shaker 70 Shaw 46 Lakewood 78 Shaw 75 Heights 56 Shaw 42 Parma 44 Shaw 58 Euclid 54 Shaw 84 University 52 Shaw 75 Shaker 50 Shaw 43 Lakewood 64 Shaw started its 1956-57 basketball season with victories over Collinwood, Maple Heights, and Garfield Heights. Playing its first LEL game at Heights, Shaw lost a thriller to the Tigers in the final 26 seconds, 63-61. The next week the Cardinals played host to the Redmen of Parma and won a lopsided 70-47 victory. Following a mid-week victory over Mentor, the Cards traveled to Euclid where, after a slow start, came on in the third and fourth periods to rout the Panthers 67-35. The Cards, after disposing of Brush, entertained Shaker. Here they hit for their highest total of the season, romping over Shaker 90-70, to break the old Shaw record of 82 points in a single game. Traveling to Lakewood to play the towering Rangers, the Cardinals came out on the short end of a 78-46 score. They then bounced back to beat Heights 75-56. Shaw scored 31 of its points in the fourth quarter of a game that started out to be a nail-biter. A loss to Parma and a victory over Euclid followed. Using a full court press for the first time, Shaw won their 1 1th victory by defeating University School 84-52. After defeating Shaker for the second time, Shaw dropped a 64-43 decision to Lakewood. Using a deliberate attack, the Cards couldn’t cope with the Rangers’ deadly shooting and rebounding strength. A highlight of the season was the team’s trip to Oberlin College where the Cards played the Oberlin Freshmen. Following the game the Cards had dinner in their new dormitory and were their guests at the evening’s basketball game with Kenyon. The nucleus of the team consisted of five Seniors; Tom Matte, Mike Brophy, Harry Putzbach, Tony Yacabucci, Joe Russo. Junior Bill Wilhoyt, and Sophomore Dennis Klug were Mr. Kibbel's right-hand men ready to step in to replace any of the starting five. Broph gets jump on Parma. Yac tames tiger. Front Row: Eorl Cipriani, Tom DiBartolomeo, Bob Morton, Carl Strack, Bob Weiss. Second Row: Parker Mopes, Butch Andrews, Duke DeHaas, Dave Wood, Dave Moore, Clayton Brelo. Third Row: Don Drebus, Coach; Al Thomson, Louie Yacabucci, Bill Morris, Ken Connell, Dennis Rogers, Nick Barile, Howard Myerscough, Mgr. The Shaw J.V.’s, under their coach Don Drebus, tied with Lakewood for the LEL Championship. The '56-'57 version of the J.V.'s combined a fast breaking attack with deadly shooting from the floor in their conquest of the championship. The Cards whipped through their first half of the season without a defeat. They were turned back for the first time by Lakewood, 42-47. With the addition of the new lOB’s in the mid-year graduation, the team continued to roll. It piled up victories over Heights, Parma, Euclid, and University. The Cardinals then dropped their next two contests to Shaker and Lakewood. Members of the team who, it is hoped, will fill in the shoes of the graduating varsity members are; Clayton Brelo, Ken Connell, Parker Mapes,Whitey Morris, Denny Rogers, Al Thomson, and Louie Yacabucci. 62 Shaw 50 Collinwood 28 Shaw 58 Maple 36 Shaw 57 Garfield 33 Shaw 64 Heights 46 Shaw 62 Parma 34 Shaw 71 Mentor 32 Shaw 51 Euclid 50 Shaw 61 Shaker 55 Shaw 42 Lakewood 47 Shaw 46 Heights 42 Shaw 45 Parma 42 Shaw 41 Euclid 24 Shaw 56 University 45 Shaw 56 Shaker 58 Shaw 32 Lakewood 38 The 56 edition of baseball here at Shaw started out like a house afire, trouncing Mayfield 1 1-5 and Collinwood 10-4. A Heights nine slowed the team down, but couldn’t stop it. Joe Russo did his bit to hold the Tigers by stealing home to send the game into extra innings. The victory went to Jim P ers, the final score being Shaw 6, Heights 5. Arriving first is Bob Biscotti. Lakewood ended a three-game winning streak by outscoring Bill Galberach's boys 10-4. A 2-0 victory over Shaker’s Raiders put the Red Birds higher in the win column. Al Thompson banged out four hits in five trips to the plate, which saw Parma ahead 2-1 when the last man was out. Euclid, with one of the area's outstanding ball clubs, hammered the Cards 7-1. Don Kelly, who helped win the first Heights game in the hitting department, lent another hand as Bob Settevendemie pitched a four-hit 2-0 shut-out. Lakewood opened the door to a four-game losing streak 3-1. Other scores in that streak were: Shaker 5, Shaw 1; Parma 5, Shaw 3; and Euclid 5, Shaw 1. Joe Szasz and Harry Putzbach aided the team to squeeze by University School 5-4 to end the season. Joe powered a triple over the center fielder's head, while Harry, not only got two hits for the day, but also played a remarkable game in centerfield. Although Tony Massaro led the county in batting for a good part of the season, Harold Klug finished as the team’s top man with a .359 average. 63 Badminton was an individual competitive sport. The girls, divided into groups, played each other to determine a group winner. Final play-offs determined an all-over badminton champ. Volleyball, a popular sport in the G.A.A. program, took place during the months of April and May. Last year a total of 160 girls, divided into a sophomore and a junior-senior league, participated in the sport. This spring completed the second season of tumbling. The girls learned various balances, in addition to using the parallel bars, springboard, buck, horse, and the trampoline. Various drops and flips were mastered by the girls, who practiced on the boys’ trampoline. Because this was such a popular part of the tumbling program, a new trampoline for the girls was bought by G.A.A. 64 Table tennis, another individual sport, was set up on the same order as badminton. Over 100 girls played table tennis in six weeks of competition, determining a final winner. Starting right after Christmas vacation was basketball, one of G.A.A.'s top sports. The season was highlighted by the Army-Navy game in March, where, this year, the varsity teams displayed their new uniforms. The members of Officials' Club helped officiate games in softball, volleyball, and basketball. Front Row: Carol Mackowski, Judy Jaye, Lynne Taylor, Gail Howell, Sue Henderson, Rosemary Ott, Nonnie Wellman, Linda Schweizer. Second Row: Gerry Beyvl, Sally Gibson, Jackie Cipiti, Sandy Andrews, Cara Warner, Ruth Cunningham, Agnes Tartara. Third Row: Marilyn Lombardo, Sandy Cianci, Sue Wingerter, Linda Johnson, Judy Yannetta, Marcia McGuire, Arlene Davis, Ben Bongiorno, Bonnio Zifcak. Fourth Row: Jane Wesley, Mona Althans, Mary Waechter, Linda Durnbaugh, Rita Carney, Marty Riggert, Ruth Decker, Barb Milligan, Pat Amico, Delores Chrisman, Sharon Lapka, Sue Sturges, Nancy Bruce, Carol Pesek. 65 Senior Stars I i.V?A� V M mm £CT%8 Gary Loftus football $$$ Swfev d'Sflffttrt isi Tom Matte football basketball Mike Brophy football basketball track oe Russo ootball lasketball rack Harry PutzbacK basketball baseball track Joe Szat Locke Thompson 66 Russ Miller tennis Leo Strang football track Jack Moore wrestling track intramurals Don Drebus J.V. basketball J.V. football Grant Kibbel basketball Neil Skinner football swimming golf Bill Galberach baseball Phil Worcester football Not Pictured Tom Meinha dt tennis 67 Front Row: Ron Common, Duane Hoffmeyer, Dave Grady, Bob Thomas, Al Hamilton, Jim Cunningham, John Artin, Mark Price, Bill Deutsch, Jim Gibson. Second Row: Jim Shumay, Tony Madda, Bob Ferrar, Jerry Dinallo, Jim Eismon, Al Andrews, Gary Loftus, Jack Friedman, Dan Gyure, Don Kost, Ed Herrimon. Third Row: Gordon Heming, Ass’t.; Domenic Maiani, George Simon, Ed Nagle, Dick Vaughn, John Hewitt, Ed Madson, Dave Smith, Ed Miscko, Howard Eimar, Dick Barbey, Ken Harrison, Bob DiDonato, Bill Petche, John Myerscough, Mgr.; Jack Moore, Coach. Fourth Row: Dave Welty, Dennis Surrell, Bob Vajda, Ron Beach, Mel Roseman, Gary Doles, Curt Starkweather, Stuart Fitrell, Dave Davies, Dick Caine, Bill Morgan, Bob Vecchio, Rudi Klaus, Charles Crum. All the hazards of a new venture befell Shaw’s first wrestling team’s entrance into league and district competition. The matmen were able to win only one of eight meets, but always gave the Shaw fans a good showing. In the regional meet held at John Adams, Shaw finished ninth in a field of twelve. Dan Gyrue carried off top honors for Shaw by Above: Dan takes over at one of the home Wrestling matches in the boys' old gym. Left: The team watches as correct holds are demonstrated by two members. taking second place in the 1 27 pound weight class. Coach Moore says that the outlook for coming years is bright due to the great interest displayed by Shaw athletes not participating in other winter sports. 68 Wide Variety LULmmtncj y ctiuitied Under the supervision of Miss Alice Juringus, the Girls’ Swimming Program was highly successful this past year. The 35 girls who participated were taught the various swimming skills by Miss Juringus, but the program was also designed to provide recreation for girls interested in swimming. There were three main groups of swimmers. The Water Safety Aides provided girls to assist in the elementary swimming program, and trained the girls in life-saving skills. The Synchronized Swimming Group, working to develop the techniques of water ballet represented Shaw in the LEL swim meet, and gave a demonstration at Shaw’s Open House. The Girls’ Swim Team, pictured at the left, practised after school to improve their strokes and their form, in the field of competitive racing. Sing with praise to old Shaw High School, Glorify her name. In the hall of school day victories Shaw has won her fame; While at war with grim Defeat She learned to play the game. Sing with praise to old Shaw High School, Glorify her name. 69 Athletic (S Council V Sandy Andrews President 1 Betsy Baldau President 2 Ruth Cunningham Vice President 2 Sally Gibson Treasurer 2 Agnes Tartara Vice President 1 Gerry Beyvl Secretary 1 The Athletic Council, acting as the executive branch of G.A.A., supervises all sports and activities, in addition to assisting in gym classes. The members, chosen on the basis of scores made on written and skill tests, meet every Thursday morning at 7:45 in the office of Miss Norma Smith, the group’s supervisor. A.C. arranges an interesting G.A.A. program, which includes planning for playdays, potlucks, the Army-Navy game, and the annual Sports’ Splurge; as well as coordinating a full sports schedule. The girls also enjoy attending the LEL playday, this year given at Parma; and arranging for various group outings, including an annual overnight at Camp Cheerful in January, when alumnae members are invited to join in the fun. ► Jackie Cipiti Treasurer 1 Secretary 2 Lynne Tavlor Judy Simons Cindy Scott Gail Howell Judy Jaye 70 Carol Mackowski Rosemary Utt Archery enjoyed its first season in the G.A.A. program. The 25 participants, in addition to the A.C. members, enjoyed mastering the new skill, later learning to shoot at command. Two twelve-team leagues proved the popularity of the bowling program this year. The 20th Century Lanes offered the girls enjoyment, while they improved their bowling skills. The winning teams of each league bowled in a city tournament sponsored by the B.P.A. A total of 156 girls participated in softball during the fall months. The sport, played on a competitive basis, was comprised of a sophomore, a junior, and a senior league, with a winning team in each league. 71 Tennis, played during the fall months at Patterson field, improved the tennis skills and playing abilities of its 91 participants. When the weather interfered with playing, movies and slides about tennis were shown at school. Intramurals The Shaw High intramural program, whose purpose is to provide good clean recreation for the boys of Shaw, was again lead by Jack Moore. He was assisted by seniors Tom Reeves, Jim Hudelson and other boys who volunteered to referee or keep score. Activities included in the program this year were basketball, volleyball, ping pong and swimming. The program was held twice a week at 7:00 P.M. in the fieldhouse, with Sophomores participating on Tuesdays and Juniors and Seniors on Thursdays. There were over 300 boys in the program this year. Shaw intramurals had a home and home basketball series with Shaker Heights. Jack Moore looks forward to the day when all L.E.L. schools have this series in all phases of the program. Class of January 1958 Dave Baird Dave Balk Murphy Blanchard Bonnie Brabender Nancy Bruning Carol Burke Paul Carani Pat Chesser M. J. Coladangelo Elizabeth Culver Mary Cumming Philip Della Gary DeWyer Judy Diemert Anna Marie Disant Tom Doughty Linda Driefort Doris Eichler Stu Fitrell Pat Frieden Ronnie Hulvey Margaret Jones Glenn Kalal Donna Kassigkeit 74 Tom King Bob Krober Gory Morcus Karen Miller Judy Osborne , V Bill Nells Robert Mastrobuono V Pete Newfield Ed Miscko Ken Pimbley Barbara Popovic I Jim Roberts Peggy Rollo Arthur Rondini Gail Pratt Susy Price Tom Ross Marylyn Sahan Loretta Santoro Phil Saunders George Scharlott Dave Smith Sheldon Soble Earnest Strodtbeck 75 Sue Sturgess Jim Thomas Gary Titus Bruce Walko Barb Widlitz Tom Williams ■■PMI f 1 ■ UK - ■■Wm-'- Jean Addison Pat Amico Fran Asbury Doug Barnes Phip Baron Larry Barto Bob Bode Adda Bogun Bea Bongiorno Spencer Bowman Jack Bright Carol Brown Don Tripepi Bob Vargo Tom Wachter Class of June 1958 Roy Bailey Bob Barbey Dick Barbey Bob Bauer r Mike Bauer Alyce Billington Barb Bookman Elsie Borthwick Laura Bowman r� Suellen Brown Willy Brown Nancy Bruce 76 Virginia Bruno 9 Rosario Calvo - k Ted Christenson Nick Cortese George Day Tony Dixon X Tom Brussee Ron Buchan Rita Carney Sandy Cianci Don Clendenen Jo Ann Cramer Linda Crawford i Dick Caine Joe Cechuro Doris Chapman ft Wills Clinton Allan Clum Alice Buchanan .• I Bill Bythway Mike Chisling Pat Conway Dorothy Davies Donna Edmistop 77 Bob Edwards Pot Flagg Barb Fuller Dick Gottron Ken Harrison Howard Eimer Carol Fee Ruth Ernstein Pauline Fink Carl Fisher Dick Ford Judy Ford Kathleen Forristal Ed Frey Jack Friedman Rita Funk Dennis Gentile Diane Gilmore Karen Glaser David Glew Gloria Grande Clara Grano Bettyann Grapo John Groves Bob Hageman Bob Hamilton William Hammey Sharon Haney Wally Hartory Donna Harris Joan Haskell Bob Heckman Sue Henderson Betty Heiser Ed Herriman 78 Pat Hicks Margaret Hollister Bill Hommer Pat Hughey Angus Hull Martin Hockman Bob Hunter Dove Hunter Joe Husarik John Ingram Euaene Jakulis Karen Jamnik f Jerome Jerome Faith Jones Ted Karle Tom Karle Ken Kassatonis Don Kelly Bill Klein Jack Kline I Ralph Keiffer Richard Keiffer Ellen Kinnaird Maureen Kennan Shirley leblang Gwen Ledger Lois Leeson Arline Leonhordt Jeri Lesser Carl Lewis 79 Bill liddy Bill Limbird Merilyn Lombordo Audrey Loughney Rodger Lukehort Gary Lindsey Col Mackell Sandy Molinas Sandy Macko Carol Mackowsky Tony Madda Ed Madison Mary Ellen Maher Sue Marette Pot Martin Gene Martineau Tom Maruna Darlene Massaro Art Maynard Bob Maytas Bill McCollum Sheldon McCroy Ken McDaniel Marcia McGurie Carmen Medves David McNickle Karen Miller Ken Miller Barbara Milligan Nancy Mills Bill Moehl Linda Moore ' Pat Moore Bill Morgan Rosemary Mosath Bob Munaretto 80 Jack Pata Dianne Peebles Andrea Perry Bruce Parent David Reynard Sue Reynolds Marty Riggert Richard Rogers ¥ Wally Otto Lois Read Dick Rohaley George Nichols • i f Bev Parker Ken Petro !• Cynthia Rose Joyce Sabrack 81 Cindy Scott t Neil Sharp George Simon Judy Simons Linda Schweizer Leah Single Claudia Stout Don Taylor Sancha Troutwein Jean Sivec 1 Mel Stone W Jack Stevens Dick Stafford '■Ti 19 Ken Strack v Jim Stracken t Dave Strnad Q ■Jk 't Tim Tartara Bobbie Taylor f Lynne Taylor Art Teal Zalie Testa Linda Thoss Ann Tomcho 82 Tim Vaughan Bob Vecchio Alex Virostko Marcia Wardell Cara Warner Sally Webster Bill Wilhoyt Chris Wulf Bob Zents Herb Alexander Lynne Alexander Dave Allen Betty Bayliss Nancy Beach Roger Bramley Bernice Clement Russel Croucher Iris Crowley Jane Wesley Dawn White Donna Weisman y Dick Zuckett Class of January 1959 luona Clarke v Jim Angle Kent Andrews David Carr 83 John Dirner Phyliss Donotelli Mary Duncan Jim Eisman Mike Evans Darle Gleason t Myron Foverman George Fox Richard Fox Barbara Fulgham Ken Green Mark Griffiths Nina Grotefend Carolyn Groynom Jean Guinta Tom Gunther Jane Hadsell % Elayne Hanna Dick Helt Dave Heishman Inara Henkhuzens Katie Hotz Lewis Jones Bill Howells Joanne Kapitzky Donna Isheim Rudi Klauss Duane Hoffman Joan Jacob Kathryn James Linda Johnson Emil Horwitz Jim Hossel 84 Doug Kline V. Mechtensimer Ed Nagel Rene Knopf Jonathan Mitschele V David Nank Laima Losmanis Nancy Molnar Linda Parker Louis Longano Bertha Pavars V Mike Mabee Don Motsch Bonita Pink Joyce Matbury i John Murphy I David Powers Betsy Salter Charlotte Sattler Catherine Scaffede Dave Silvestro Barbara Smith Constance Smith 85 f it Karen Stonemon Martha Sullivan Nancy Thomas Janice Thompson Richard Vaugan Nicholi Vitantonio Carl Wick i Dick Wiedlund Class of June 1959 Wally Swanson Jane Taylor Tom Wishmeyer Bill Wittenmyer Kert Terhune Bob Thomas Lucille Trentanelli Mike Tsevdos Gail Walter David Welty j Wr kt Wf ' Ruth Yaxley Bonita Zifcak Sterling Aldrich Susan Alley 8 John Barile Betty Barrett Ed Beres Roger Bollen I Jim Brown I Rose Boloney Reynold Bookman Clayton Brelo Norman Bresky P. L. Cannavino Barb Carman Cathy Catanese Barry Childers Pete Cicotti Virginia Clemence 87 Sally Cheek Tony Cirino Donna Colbert I Louis DeHass Linda Dysert Nick Federico Linda Fisher 't Jim Cunningham Martin Davis Bea Fletcher John Curtin Ken Connell Janice Conway Dave Davies John DiDonato Joyce Culpepper Arlyne Davis Sue DeMent Bill Difranco Jack Elston Gary Doles Ken Eppich Donna Dailey Carol DeBaltzo Linda Durnbaugh Johnny Fleagler Bill Crum Al Davis Debbie Delpra Roger Ditty Bill Fichen Fran Denton Tom Driefort Eugenia Fatsi V Ann Fogarty Sue Elconin Robert Davis 88 M Herb Hoffman 1 Gary Henninge Herb Hood Q t Jay Hershey Pauline Hudak Kent Hughes Sandy Higgins Jim Hultin Judy Hochwald Irene Hutter 89 Janie Imhof Lynn Jackson Vernon Jones Sally Kaburick Dennis Klug Karen Kobal Barb Jamieson Con Jescheling Joyce Johnson Janet Kretzer Sara Laubaugh Argero Lavdas Abby Linhart Nancy Long ffr Gary Lorrey Barbara Libby Priscilla Lavich Roger Lacher Myra Johnson ? Frank Klenoshek W W Betsy Kromer Dianne Latini Bert Lindeman Janet Lucas 90 Nancy Mackowski Sandy Mac Donald James Mac Morran John McClenahan Joanne McDermott Linda McGaughey Wade McKee Don Meacham Paul Meeker Pat Michell Kathy Missar Don Mitchell Pat Nero Carol Nibarger Diona Olsin Domenic Maiani Judy Marzullo V Tom McGrath Janice Megahan f Wayne Mormile Dan Owen Ken McGuire George McHandry Dave Michaud £ J H. Myerscough rJV ;v Jo Ann Parham t Victor Nelson y i Carole Parsh 91 ■ I Tony Passolaqua Carol Pesek Lynn Posey k Duane Reschke Carol Ann Rogers I Clem Safigan Bruce Patterson Don Peterson Charles Powers Kathy Retei Mel Roseman Carl Scarpello Carol Patti Wayne Petre Mark Price Richard Paxson Wendy Pearce Barb Peluso Violet Pinkerton Grace Porter Patsy Porter 1 Antra Priede Roger Radomsky Ginny Regan Dale Richardson Jackie Richardson Sue Riss Tom Ross Jack Rubin Jean Rubin Linda Rushworth Sandy Scheldt Ed Scheie Linda Schiffbauer Doretta Schroeder 92 • Melvin Scolnick Dianne Shepler Richard Skrbin I Connie Sweet Carol Ullemeyer Barbara Sheppard Elaina Sheppard Doug Shepherd Nancy Shimits John Simcox Kathy Sisk % John Smith Judy Smith Dave Stakich Sandra Stansky Chalres Smola f Dennis Swift J • Dave Testa Bruce Turner Gary Testa I Lois Trepes 93 Dan Wallar Jackie Whelan I Dave Williams Jody Yanetta I Madeline Alpiner Jack Barry Beth Walters Sue Wingerter Carol Waser i Paul White Lola Watkins Ray Ward 1 Pat Whiteman Ira Widrich A John Winning Sandy Wolfe Dave Wood Eleanor Wilnick Christie Wilks Louis Yacabucci Bob Zilke Sue Yoest Class of January 1960 Chuck Alexander Don Bart John Bennington John Beydik Bill Blanchard Chuck Blessing 94 Joe Caile Pete Cardullias Carl Christophere Earl Cipriani 17 Loretta Cirino John Colgan Janet Downes Jack Gardner Frank Ferlin Phylis Gregory fS 1 9 Tom Fish Q Jack Haley I ' Karen Dick Laure Fleming Patty Gaston Tom Gibson Bonnie Earley Gelbert Elberson 95 Kathy Miller Carol Minello Ken Mitchell Marianne Nolte Bob Nuliano Tim Mullen 96 7T7 1 Dave Price v Ron Rogist Michael Scully X Robert Spity William Waiwood Ann Weeks Ken Peters Rachel Probst � John Rose Joan Stainck J. Van Palassendal Bruce Wright Roberta Walter Leonard Porter Albert Pranskevich v'-’V, Don Smith Christine Smolen 7 Richard Vago Carolyn Whispker 7 X Martha Shapiro Randolph Spoth Janice Pink W Carol Randolph Ronald Salayon Dennis Sikorai r Robert Poore Don Phodehamd Richard Scheel Charles Smith Ginny Richter Pat Robertson Bill Schultz Dick Schuster Carl Strack 1 T T f Bob Weise 97 That looks about the right size, Bill. a asswom Quiet! Mechanical drawing class hard at work. Handmade jewelry created by “Pat and Pat. It’s a bird, it’s a plane! No—it’s Axel. 98 1. R.T's hold early rehearsal. 2. Let’s have a rhumpa! 3. The Be one of 10,000 campaign is under way. 4. Shaw Band performs at half. 5. Pat plays a solo. 6. Canteen dances enjoyed by all. 7. Six more points for the Shaw High team. 8. Half time is refreshment time. 9. Ray ponders over a poster. Student (Council Jdodt to cJIScJd George Bandtell President 1 President 2 Mike Brophy Vice President 1 Front Row: Sancha Trautwein, Jean Scott, Judy Yanetta, Lynn Jackson, Sally Gibson, Ruth Ann Philipp, Lynn Alexander, Agnes Tar-tora, Jan Morger, Carol Atchison, Sue Sturges, Marilyn Mitchell, Mary Cumming, Sharon Lapka, Elsie Borthwick. Second Row: Carl Lewis, Ken Connell, Denny Rogers, Dave Davies, Ginny Smith, Pat Moore, Sue Riss, Nancy Goldstein, Betty Barrett, Tom Wachter, Joe Schneider, Bob Vajdo, Phil Saunders, Stu Fitrell. Third Row: Joe Russo, Larry Hartland, Rudi Klauss, Sam Baio, Al Johnson, Toni Pugh, Dave Fraser, Jim Mortis, Ron Common, Al Alexander, Angus Hill, Alf Kolbenstvedt, Larry Hall. 102 Front Row: Mary Ellen Main, Sharon Lupku, Lynn Jackson, Carol Parsh, Cura Warner, Rita Carney, Mona Althans, Ruth Cunning ham, Elsie Borthwick, Janice Rick, Carolyn Jeffery, Martha Sullivan, Mary Cumming, Pat Moore. Second Row: Donna Dailey, Sally Gibson, Jim Eismon, Mark Price, Nick Cortese, Sam Baio, Frank Mencini, Bob Biscotti, Ken Daggs, Al Alexander, Dick Palicka, Jim Shelton, Sandy Parks, Sancha Trautwein, Judy Yanetta. Third Row: Rudi Klauss, Bill Bythway, Larry Hall, Dave Hunter, Phil Saunders, Bob Vargo, Mike Brophy, Stu Fitrell, Tom Wachter, Dave Balk, Bob Vajda, Russ Miller. Shaw’s Student Council, entertaining the third annual LEL Student Council Conference, gained a great deal of knowledge in student council proceedings and many ideas for their own improvement. The council was responsible for the monitor system, arbitration board, all-school parties, lost and found department, gameroom, pep rallies, assemblies, etc. This year, under the Foster Parents' plan, they adopted Georgia Fakouni of Greece. Work on revision of the constitution was also started. In order to get more accomplished the time of meetings was changed from 8:10 to 7:45. In the first semester Student Council supervised the annual Welfare Drive, putting on an assembly to arouse student interest. The drive was successful in topping the $1281.75 goal. 103 Bob Vargo Treasurer 1 Vice President 2 Al Alexander Treasurer 2 Front Row: Sandy Andrews, Lynn Funk, Nancy Goldstein, Sue Nick, Nancy Hodge, Elaine Hooper, Agnes Tartara, Carol Atchison. Second Row: Nonny Wellman, Linda Sharp, Ruth Philipp, Carolyn Jeffery, Judy Simon, Janice Morger. Third Row: Bob Vojda, Russ Miller, Al Alexander, Tom Fitzsimmons, Gary Loftus, Phyllis Daley. Not Pictured: Dave Fraser National Honor Society The members of the National Honor Society, selected for their high standards of scholarship, leadership, character, and service, are chosen by the faculty committee, headed by Harold Frank. N.H.S., being an honorary organization with no planned activities, has three meetings each semester. These meetings are devoted mainly to planning the semi-annual induction ceremonies; arranging for a guest speaker and selecting the four student speakers. This year N.H.S. also made a contribution to the school’s annual Welfare Drive. The first semester officers were Elaine Hooper, president; Nancy Hodge, vice-president; Agnes Tartara, secretary; and Carol Atchison, treasurer. This was the first time in five years that all the officers of N.H.S. were girls. Front Row: Judy Knife, Janice Rick, Pat Loudon, Joyce Fairweather, Sally Polen, Margaret Shelton, Doris Eichler, Ruth Cunningham. Second Row: Clyde Zirm, Ray Zambie, Dick Norman, Locke Thompson, Ken Daggs, Doug Beebe. Third Row: Ronald Beach, Tom King, Bob Vargo, Tom Wachter. Business Club The Business Club, under the guidance of Paul Hammer, promotes interest in the business field, gives help to students interested in taking business courses, and is of service to the school in carrying out assigned business duties. The club members, meeting once a month, enjoy an interesting program, this year including a trip to the Ohio Bell Telephone Company and informative talks given by guest speakers; such as, Miss Ebeling from Sherwin-Williams. College Club Officers of Business Club: Ann Brescia, V. Pres.; Judy Knife, Pres.; Shirley Beard, Sec. Proving itself invaluable to numerous prospective college students is the Shaw College Club, under the supervision of Miss Lucille Provo. By arranging for speakers to come to Shaw, the members are well informed on all phases of college life, from scholarships and admissions to social affairs and the pros and cons of fraternity and sorority life. Question and answer periods following the speakers give students an opportunity to have their personal questions answered. Information on scholarship tests and college entrance examinations, in addition to material on the various colleges, is made available to each member. At the beginning of the year Cassil Reynard's talk on how to study for college boards” was also helpful to the future collegians. Officers of College Club: Ruth Philipp, V. Pres.; Nancy Goldstein, Pres.; Agnes Tarfaro, Treos.; Solly P° cn‘ Sec. 105 Front Row: Denny Rogers, Bob Vecchio, Rudi Klouss, Butch Mongus, Mike Cabot, Larry Hall, President (second semester). Second Row: Joe Schneider, Sue Reynolds, Jackie Cipiti, Lynne Alexander, Sandy Andrews, Sue Nick, Carol Atchison, Betsy Baldau, Ray Zombie. Third Row: Stu Fitrell, Mary Cumming, Ruth Decker, Joanne Kapitsky, Joan Jacob, Elsie Borthwick, Agnes Tartara, Pres, (first semester); Tom Fitzsimmons. Above: A typical Canteen scene. Right: The Seniors show off their hats at their last dance. All the dances after the home football and basketball games, as well as many special dances, were planned by the Canteen Council. The council, consisting of 28 members, met on Monday evenings to pool their ideas on how to make dances better than ever. Standing committees were set up for decorating, buying the latest records, cleaning up, etc. This year. Canteen's music was produced on a new hi-fi record player, a gift of the Shaw P.T.A. Among the special dances were the Ivy League” dance, the LEL Championship dance after the Euclid football game, and the Turkey Twirl,” at which the Cavaliers, an eight piece orchestra, played fine quality music. 106 Nancy Goldstein Editor-in-chief Ray Zombie Ass’t editor-in-chief Russ Miller Sports editor I Sally Polen Circulation editor The Shuttle Staff, guided by Hubert McNeil, worked to produce a yearbook, which would appeal to the student body. In the seventh period publications class they were kept busy drawing layouts, writing and typing copy, selecting candids, and doing several other odd jobs in time to meet their consignments. Despite steamroom conditions and disappearing pictures and stories, the staff succeeded in putting out a well-organized book. The subscription campaign, with the use of cards and stamps, was very successful, enabling more Shuttles to be sold with a minimum amount of bookwork. Rich Paxson, Sandy Oliver, Helen Kaltenbach, and Judy Hochwald are busily working to meet the first consignment. Agnes Tartara Copy editor Elaine Hooper Activities editor Front Row: Beth Walters, Bea Bongiorno, Miss Solly Carran, Margaret Holster, Sue Winger-ter, Peggy Rollo. Second Row: Beverly Parker, Janice Imhof, Violet Pinkerton, Evon Kovach, Billie Crowley, Sandy Schelt. Third Row: Linda DeBoe, Nancy Guenther, June McGill, Joan Culver, Janet Gucas, Carol Pesek, Astra Peterson, Brenda Moser. Future Nurses The Future Nurses Club, sponsored by Miss Sally Carran, educated its members in the nursing profession, helping them to decide in which branch of nursing to specialize. The 27 members, meeting every first and third Monday of the month in Room 217, enjoy taking field trips to various hospitals and listening to guest speakers from several nursing schools. Movie Operators This year the movie operators were under the new supervision of Donald Silberger. The nine boys were taught to use the different projectors, showing many movies in the auditorium and in classes, whenever needed. Front Row: Alvin Sattler, Tim Vaughn, Jim Mitchell, Bill Wilkanoski, Donald Silberger. Second Row: Bob Zents, Richard Greenman, Jerry Vath, Carl Wick. 108 Radio Club This year the twelve members of the Radio Club learned a great deal about ham radio operating. They received help from two of their members, who had equipment of their own, as well as from their supervisor, Donald Silberger. Second Row: Jonathan Carter, Walter Gall, Jerry Vath, Alvin Setter. Front Row: Donald Silberger, Bob Driefort, Dick McGuire. Front Row: Janet Rubright, Andrea Perry, Joann Bizzarri, Madilyn Zeigler, Judy Ford. Second Row: Russell Croucher, Myron Favberman, Dick Helt, Tom Tuft, Tim Fulton, Dave Powers, Jonathan Carter. Stage Crew The stage crew, a regular seventh-period class, is under the guidance of Miss Lois Dean. This group is responsible for all stage settings and backstage work in assemblies; such as, the Christmas program, the Veterans’ Day assembly, and the pep rallies. 109 Front Row: Nancy Bruce, Pat Moore, Ruth Decker, Pres.; Dianne Peebles, V. Pres.; Betsy Bayliss, Program Ch. Second Row: Jenny Dowden, Sec.-Treas.; Rosalie Klusker, Marilyn Schmidt, Elsie Borthwick, Shirley Leblang. Junior—Sophomore Friendship The high spot in Junior-Sophomore Friendship's activities was the “Snowball , a semi-formal dance cosponsored with Senior Friendship and Lettermen's Club. Also, with the help of their advisor, Mrs. Barbara Bowling, the girls gave a basket of food to a needy family during the Thanksgiving holiday. At general meetings during the year, the Jr.-Soph. Friendship members heard a speaker from the YWCA, who discussed teenage problems, and a model from Bonwit Teller, who told them about the proper way to wear make-up, style hair, and wear clothes suitable to the occasion. Jr.-Soph. “Little Sisters join their Senior Big Sisters at Friendship Potluck. Senior Friendship Hollowe'en, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter, all find Senior Friendship girls busily arranging both social affairs and service projects. This year's program, under the supervision of Miss Harriet Carpenter, has included a Hallowe’en masquerade potluck for little sisters; a Christmas party at the McGillis home; the Snow Ball, a semi-formal dance held during the holiday season in conjunction with Jr.-Soph. Friendship and Lettcrmen’s Club; and a Christmas corsage-making project. Sr. Friendship also helps to acquaint new students with Shaw through their Big and Little Sister plan and to arrange activities which will bring about a friendly relationship among the members. General meetings are held every other week, alternating with Cabinet meetings. Front Row: Elaino Hoopor, Karon Follows, Sally Polen, Nancy Goldstein, Program Ch.; Nancy Hodge, Pres.; Carol Atchison, V. Pres.; Sandy Andrews, Sec.-Treas.; Agnes Tartara, Phyllis Daley. Second Row: Margaret Jones, Marlene Reinard, Nonny Wellman, Judy Diemert, Carol Bandy, Ruth Ann Philipp, Judy Weedon, Delores McGee, Judy Simon. Ill WISTGOMA: Front Row: Bill Forsythe, Ron Rhodes, Reynold Bookman, Joy Hershey. Second Row: Mark Griffith, Jim Shelton, Jim Eisman, Ken Green, Gary Doles. SINTOGO: Front Row: Bob Hunter, Mel Stone, Don Taylor, Dick Stafford, Jack Drake. Second Row: Tim Tar tara, Bob Edwards, Phil Saunders, Larry Hall, Bill Limbird, Dave Kuby. AMIGOS Front Row: Bob Vajda, Bob Hamilton, Russ Miller, Don Lose. Second Row: Ray Zambie Phil Hadsell, Jim Fleming, Doug Pew, Ken Daggt. 112 Big club officers for bofh semesters were: Gory Loftus, Trees.; Dove Fraser, Chaplin; Ray Zombie, Pres.; Alan Alexander, Sec., Not pictured: Don Lose, V. Pres. J4M L f rew So dldicl dJhe This year Hi-Y opened their program with a successful membership drive, highlighted by an open house where coach Leo Strange showed football movies. The drive tripled the membership of Hi-Y. Meetings were held every Monday evening at the YMCA where dances, hayrides, and barn parties were often planned. On election day, November sixth, 25 Hi-Y members, performing a service for the community, distributed “vote today” signs around the town. The club, under the guidance of Y-secretary Gordon Esch, tried to instill in its members the desire to create, maintain, and extend the high standards of Christian ideals throughout the home, school, and community. Hi-Y’s motto is clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living.” Some of the fellas talk things over. OLYMPIAN: Front Row: Stu Fitrell, Dick Norman, John Mencini, Jim Moll, Sam Baio, Bob Biscotti, Frank Mencini. Second Row: Locke Thompson, Bill Petche, Al Johnson, Harry Putzboch, Tom Reeves, Bob Settevendemnie, Bob Kraber, Tom Fitzsimmons. 113 Front Row: Kent Andrews, Jim Eismon, Mark Griffith, Doug Beebe, Gary Loftus, Bob Biscotti, Bill Lazna, Art Beatty. Second Row: Jim Angle, Mike Cubot, Frank Mencini, Russ Miller, Locke Thompson, Dave Fraser, Joe Russo, Sam Baio, Willard Brown. Third Row: Bob Kretzer, John Reed, Tom Fitzsimmons, Tom Wachter, Tom Pugh, Al Thompson, Tom Matte, Joe Szasz, Tom King, Harry Putzbach, Coach Leo Strang. Fourth Row: Tom Reeves, Don Tripepi, Joe Schneider, John Maybury, Mike Brophy, John Kerr, Al Andrews, Jack Caldwell, Don Lose, Bob Settevendemie. I Under the capable supervision of Neil Skinner and Leo Strang, the 40 members of the Shaw Lettermen’s Club enjoyed a successful year. This strictly social club, whose membership is open to any boy who has earned a varsity S, met on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month. After each meeting there was usually some form of recreation, refreshments also being served. The Lettermen's Club, working together with the Friendship Clubs, helped sponsor the Snowball dance last winter. The officers for the past year were president, Joe Russo; vice-president, Tom Matte; secretary, Tom King; and treasurer, Bob Biscotti. 114 Sue Riss, Betty Barrett, Sue Wingerter, Carol Parsh, Judy Yarmetta, Linda Johnson. j.v. Cheerleaders Majorettes This year the J.V. Cheerleaders, under the direction of Mrs. Eleanor Pavey, really sparked the cheering section for the Junior Varsity basketball games. From their first “Hi” on down through all the cheers, they kept pep and spirit high throughout the entire season. The six girls practiced every Tuesday night in the boys' old gym to insure a better and peppier squad. They were not able to cheer at the away games, but they made up for it at all the home games. Shaw is justly proud of the third place won by our majorettes, under the able direction of Robert Fraser, at the Ohio State Fair with their ‘‘Stepping High” routine. The talented drum major. Bill Howells, accompanied the sparkling sextet on the football field, where they excelled in twirling and marching. Standing: Jill Hudelson, Ginny Regan, Sue Nick. Kneeling: Gail Dunlap, Doris Eichler, Sandy Andrews. Drum Major, Bill Howells 115 The Pep Club, sponsored by Miss Norma Smith, endeavors to promote school spirit in Shaw’s athletic activities, establish a better type of cheering section among students, and promote better sportsmanship through an organized group. The 1 59 members meet in the health room of the new gym on the second and fourth Monday of each month. Special events sponsored this year were; selling of football programs, shakeroos, Pep Club pins, and Cardinal sweatshirts; decorating goal posts for the Euclid game; helping to plan skits for pep rallies; and making posters before all games. A contest sponsored this year was “What’s in the Stadium?”. The prize, a season basketball pass, was won by Tom Fitzsimmons, a football manager. Hard-working Pep Club Officers for the past year are: Elsie Borthwick, Sec.; Carol Atchison, V. Pres.; Nonny Wellman, Pres.; Rosalie Klusker, Pub.; Ginny Dowdon, ass’t pub. Sue Reynolds Lynne Taylor Judy Simons 1956 Jackie Cipiti; Head Cheerleader Varsity Cheerleaders Cindy Scott Elaine Aurada in ’57 The 85 members of the Shaw High Band, under the direction of S. Robert Fraser, met each day in room 203 or at the stadium during marching season. The aim of the band was to develop the students musical ability, and taste, as well as to represent Shaw at various band functions. The first semester officers were; Al Alexander, president; Bill Lazna, vice-president (2nd. semester president); Juanita Bechtel, secretary. The special events or projects sponsored this year by the band were; mid-winter’s band concert, band shows at all football games, Spring concert, numerous parades, and contests. The marching band added a new unit to its ranks known as the Shaw Belles. This is a rank of eight girls, all playing glockenspiels or bells to you. The Belles” have been outfitted in bellhop uniforms, using the traditional black and red colors. In the future they will be a featured section of the marching band 118 CLARINETS TRUMPETS FRENCH HORNS BELLS Dave Balk Doug Beebe Ron Common Juanita Bechtel Shirley Beard Bob Bode Ken Strack Elsie Borthwick Phyl Daley Ruth Yaxley CORONET Norman Bresky George Gould Carl Dodge Nick Cortese Bill Lazna DRUMS Sue Elconin Bill Limbird Barb Albrecht TROMBONES Carolyn Giacomin Bruce Patterson Art Beatty Al Alexander Jay Hershey Dave Stoker Ed Frey Lew Barnes Grant Horan Don Taylor Larry Hall Ron Buchan Karen Jamnik Dave Welter Art Hanna Bill Howells Alf Kolbenstvedt Martin Hochman George McHendry Betsy Kromer FLUTES Abby Linhart Carol Kuznik Betsy Bayliss Victor Wallace BASSOON Bob Lane Irene Hutter Dave Keck Carol Mackowski Carolyn Jeffery ALTO SAXOPHONES Dominic Maiani Nancy Mackowski Elaine Aurada BARITONES Joanne Parham Linda Moore Rick Riehl Richard Fox Linda Parker Jackie Myers Bill Turner Sue Riss Margaret Shelton TENOR SAXOPHONE Bob Vajda Ed Scheie Glenn Kalal Sue Sturges TUBAS Lola Watkins Arlen Dougherty OBOE Sally Webster George Huston Mary Ellen Maher 119 I Albrecht, Barbara Dirner, John Alexander, Alan Downing, Carol Alexander, Lynne Dreifort, Linda Allen, Dave DuRand, Phylis Andrews, Sandy Fellows, Karen Baldau, Betsy Fitrell, Stuart Bandy, Carol Forsythe, Bill Barbins, Ruth Fox, George Barnes, Doug Fraser, Dave Billington, Alyce Froelich, Gloria Bortner, Bob Guinta, Jean Brophy, Mike Griffith, Mark Brown, Eleanor Hall, Larry Bruning, Nancy Hamilton, Bob Brussee, Tom Hartland, Larry Cabot, Mike Heishman, Dave Carr, Dave Hodge, Nancy Cipiti, Jackie Hoffmeyer, Duane Clarke, Luana Hossel, Jim Collova, Judy Howell, Gail Daley, Phyllis Jacob, Joan Dayton, Lynn Jeffery, Carolyn Dignin, Valerie Johnson, Dave Johnson, Linda Pierce, Carolyn Jones, Lewis Pratt, Gail Jones, Margaret Price, Mark Kapitzky, Joanne Price, Susie Klouss, Rudi Ruuska, Jane Kline, Doug Salter, Betsy Kline, Jack Schneider, Joe Knife, Judie Sivec, Jean LeBlanq, Shirley Soble, Floyd Leeson, Lois Sturges, Sue Leonhardt, Arline Surrell, Dennis Mackell, Al Tartaro, Agnes Mocked, Cal Thomas, Bob Macko, Sandra Trautwein, Sancha McCloud, Racine Unik, Don McGee, Delores Vaughn, Tim Mechtensimer, Vernon Vought, Lester Muny, Dick Wachter, Tom Myers, Jackie Wagner, Lynn Myerscough, Bob Wellman, Nonny Parker, Linda Parent, Bruce Parsh, Fred Wesley, Jane 120 j£j a oir festival Shaw’s choir successfully completed a busy year, beginning r j their schedule with the Veterans’ Day assembly on November 1 2th. During the yuletide season the choir, carrying their bright new robe cases, traveled to Halle’s, Sterling-Linder-Davis, and the Public Square, where they entertained Christmas shoppers with their singing. The annual Christmas concert contained many familiar carols, hymns, and popular Christmas songs, ending traditionally with Handel’s “Hallelujah Chorus,” where alumni choir members were invited onto the stage to sing. An added attraction this year was a trip to Akron, where choir and orchestra presented a Christmas program to the Goodyear Company. Choir also performed in the class commencement exercise and at the Spring Concert, an entertaining musical program containing a medley composed by several choir members. In March Shaw, playing host to the LEL Choir Festival, entertained 600 LEL choir members. The program consisted of each choir giving an individual performance, the choirs combining to sing several numbers in conclusion to the festival. 121 Say it with music, beautiful music—This theme song of the Shaw High Rhythm Teens, headed vocally by Miss Margery Shields and instrumentally by Robert Fraser, was heard many times during the year at various performances. Highlighting last year’s program was a trip to Columbus, where the 1 6 vocalists and and 1 6 instrumentalists entertained at the Ohio Principals' Convention. Programs were also given for the Cleveland Police banquet at the Hotel Cleveland, for several church groups, and for various fraternal organizations. This year's Midwinter Band Concert included Rhythm Teens regular forty minute program. This was their first performance open to the community. Rehearsing at 7:45 every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, this group worked to combine musical ability and showmanship into an entertaining program. SL aw Vocalists: Front Row: Carol Bandy, Joan Kapitzky, Roecine McCloud, Valerie Dignin, Carolyn Jeffery, Linda Parker, Lynn Alexander, Judy Col-lova. Second Row: Bob Myerscough, Joe Schneider, Tom Wachter, Rudi Ct Kiauss, Fr rctiedtra Fred Parsh, Dave Fraser, Al Alexander. (Commencement Front Row: Rudi Kiauss, Doug Kline, Pat Moore, Ruth Philipp, Mary Waechter, Gail Dunlap, Barb Carmen, Judy Yannetta, Linda Schweizer, Andrea Allen, Donna Serven, Linda Moore, Ed Frey, Martin Hochman. Second Row: Carolyn JefFery, Margaret Shelton, Dominic Maiani, Bob Lane, Dave Balk, Shirley Beard, Jim Moll, Grant Horan, Linda Parker. Third Row: Bob Myerscough, Bob Kraber, Lewis Barnes, Ron Common, Dave Stoker, Bill Lazna, Dave Keck. At Piano: Alice Biliington. Instruments: Front Row: Ruth Philipp, Pat Moore, Gail Dunlap. Second Row: Rick Riehl, Nick Cortese, Glenn Kalol, Grant Horan, Domenic Maiani. Third Row: Ed Frey, Doug Kline, Ron Cornman, Bill Howells, Ron Buchan, Dave Stoker, Bill Lazna. Linda Parker, Tom Wachter, Judy Collova, Joe Schneider, Carol Bandy, Rudi, Klauss, Valerie Dignin, Al Alexander. One of the fine musical groups that represents Shaw High is the Octet. It is made up of eight vocalists selected from Rhythm Teens for their showmanship and blending qualities. They appeared with the Rhythm Teens and entertained the East Cleveland Business Association, Red Cross, YMCA, Nela Park, and many others with numbers such as When the Saints Come Marching In, Birth of the Blues, and Hayride. Before school and during evenings these four boys and four girls practice under the direction of Miss Margery Shields. 123 The String Ensemble, comprised of six girls, provided dinner or background music for various requesting groups. This year they performed for the Industrial Arts Teachers’ Banquet at the Hotel Carter, and for the annual Shaw football banquet. The ensemble and octet also entertained the E.C. Business Association at the American Legion Hall. Front Row: Barbara Carmen, Ruth Philipp, Gail Dunlap. Second Row: Linda Schweizer, Donna Serven. Seated: Pat Moore. (Entertains orus ains Experience Under the direction of Miss Margery Shields and Arthur Cirulis, the Girls’ Chorus acquired an extensive repertoire this year. The girls sang for pleasure, gaining a great deal of vocal experience. Tryouts for Choir were held twice a year for all those interested. The Chorus participated in the Christmas and Spring Concerts. Something new this year was a talent show, held during a regular class period, where the girls displayed their talents in a number of different fields. Front Row: Lucille Trentanelli, Susan Alley, Pat Robertson, Lorene Bacon, Janice Megahan, Carol Parsh. Second Row: Marcia Vogel, Donna Daley, Phyllis Donatelli, Gunita Steinberg, Sally Lau-baugh, Grace Porter, Rosemarie Cerame, Linda Dysert, Peggy Rollo. Third Row: Catherine Scaffide, Judy Hochwald, Sandra Scheldt, Barbara Fulgham, Jane Hadsell, Barbara Libby, Martha Sullivan, Nancy Sue Thomas, Pat Whiteman, Marlene Huffman. 124 Front Row: Sheila Powers, Elaine Hooper, Myra Johnson, Margaret Hollister, Bettiann Grapo, Pat Hughey, Mary Jane Eva, Karen Stoneman, Jenny Dowden, Sue Wingerter, Janice Conway, Dawn White, Beth Walter, Marlene Sabin, Janet Rogers. Second Row: Rosalie Klusker, Suellen Brown, Mary Waechter, Carol Ullemeyer, Toni Newcomer, Karen Miller, Ginny Smith, Ellen Kinnard, Diane Birckline, Nancy Hobby, Diane Peebles, Brenda Neff, Barbara Fuller, Marcia Wardell, Elsie Borthwick, Sally Webster. Third Row: Doug Beebe, Pete Cicotti, Herbert Hoffman, Victor Nelson, Jim Baus, George Simon, Doug Pew, Ronald Beach, Dave Hunter, Tom Nigolian, Tony Malbone, Ray Zombie, Jack Harshaw, Robin Read, Gordon Hartwig. a oru6 Miss Margery Shields has re-established the third period Mixed Chorus, which went out of existence a few years ago. She hopes in so doing to create a little competition for the more advanced choir. The forty-five voice chorus has participated in the Veterans’ Day and Christmas assemblies. During the first semester, Miss Shields shared her conducting duties with student teacher, Arthur Cirulis. 125 Wayne C. Blough Principal Nelson F. Leist Assistant to the Superintendent of Schools Dr. O. J. Korb Superintendent of Schools Miss K. Lucille Provo Dean of Girls 127 Grant F. Kibbel Assistant Principal FACULTY Because of the large number of retirements last spring, Shaw’s faculty underwent many changes in its personnel this year. New to Shaw last fall were Lawrence B. Chambers, chemistry; Mrs. Hazel Cramer, English; Donald L. Drebus, physical education; Mrs. Ruby Olson, English; Mrs. Eleanor Pavey, typing; Donald M. Silberger, physics, chemistry, and math; James G. Sivard, history; and coach Leo Strang, who also had charge of drivers’ training. Every one of the forty-one teachers have worked towards the betterment of school life, both in the classroom and in extra-curricular activities. They have devoted themselves to their jobs and are always willing to give extra help or advice to the students who need it. Their main purpose is to do all they can to help Shaw’s students become better citizens of tomorrow. Margaret Campbell Wayne CaroflF Mrs. Bandt, Mrs. Ruth Brockway, Mrs. Betty Griner, Mrs. Eleanor Fort, Mrs. Molly Siverdis, Mrs. Agnes Paugh, Mrs. Margaret Stahre, Helen Keenehan, Mrs. Theresa Quandt are hardworking members of the cafeteria staff. 128 V Robert Louis O. Robert McGrow Hubert McNeill Jock Moore Ayleen Morley Front Row: Elizabeth Cessere, Felomeno Polombo, Maria Mirarchi, Nancy Purpura. Second Row: Domenic Petti, Head Custodian; Attilio Grattino, Elten Webb, Thomas Meske, Mike Metri. 129 LIBRARY STAFF: Mrs. Edna Naragon, Mrs. Ruth Lidawer, Mrs. Evelyn Yost Harold Naragon William H. Morris Elisabeth Ort I Mildred Palmer Eleanor Pavey Cassil Reynard MEDICAL STAFF: Dr. Linda Schneider, Mr. Orr Fall, Miss Sally L. Carran. 130 Edith Scribner OFFICE STAFF: Mrs. Jeon Greenmon, Mrs. Morgaret Dunlap, Mrs. Birgin Ageland. 131 Board of Education Richard A. Gottraon Mrs. Ruth N. Morin Clerk-Treasurer 132 Robert A. Henderson This book printed by VELVATONE, a special process of 1 graphic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo, Mrs. Moriem S. Morgan The East Cleveland Board of Education, composed of five members, elected by, and responsible directly to the people, is the supreme educational agency for the school district. The Board of Education is the policy forming body, and is the legal instrument through which the legislation and appraisal functions are exercised] The Superintendent of Schools is the chief executive officer of the Board, and is held fully responsible for the adopted policies as far as the means provided by the Board of Education and the community are adequate. Dr. O. J. Korb Superintendent of Schools Cecil S. Stonebraker President hsu HHHi