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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1958 volume:

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Sing with praise to old Shaw High School, Glorify her name. In the halls 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. Sing of love for dear Shaw High School, Alma Mater fair, Sharing sadness, offering, gladness, Tendering ev'ry care. Teachers, students, fathers, mothers, All in tribute share. Sing of love for dear Shaw High School, Alma Mater fair. i -.A ::n 'W .,,. ,WAN Go: M '2,1f'.iH5 L vqfm 53 AB' p -I .. ,Ay ,, f' 'I' A . .WSW .wg wp :w QQ V- ' A . Q Y' , --- - as e Q' x I In , x1,R'N 5 . ,,,,,.4-n-v Hmxeg I -qm- KS' --up-A ,N Q H .... -...Q r---5 f -..A-v 'fS l X WW X P Q I 0 LJ! CLASS OF IANUARY 1958 C+ Q: K am Tom Wachter Prvsirlerlr Mary Cumming S'4'c'n'tz1r'y-Tr1'as1u'c'l ,WV-vlin. N-tv.-. '41 J' Stuart Fitrcll 'will' Pl'z'.YIrfn'IlI . 1- Q I , . David Balk Lp , 'E' f RQ Rf xx 5 Mary Jane Coladangelo Q D YE? Mary Cumming ,ins X Judy Diemert A David Baird s X Q 'Fi' fi Melvin Cook ok,-D , of Philip Della ff?- Anna Marie DiSant K ,,., JCB tw, A' . x Bonnie Brabender 1, ,,: Q- if lv 3 Caroline Burke 1 'Y ' q,.g 5 'Q Elizabeth Culver Gary DeWyer Qs Q 5 C Swear' E ' Nancy Bruning 'R' Paul Carani 'GP' ' 2 Y NN Y 17 . FL. ,- 1 T0m Dvughfy Linda Dreifort i. Qx W9 ar pg 2 sl I Q' 'WJ 9 Doris Eichler Stuart Fitrell L. e k gr, Paul Gade Joe Hader A 5 .. mp- , I ' 1, QW if If . if 2 ' f' J kj-... , -., Qiug, if k -' yf , if 'Nut' 'Y . 3 .A I ,.. N - Q' 1 :Mkywi ' f A - -J' . mf.-sw.,w f -f , f , M ,531 , Ronald Hulvey Margaret Jones Qu. Pat Frieden 'wx-C' L. l fl xx Penny Hense ,ggi V? Glenn Kalal RQ:- ! W I Donna Kassigkeit Thomas King I0 Q I, K 5 1' W ' -1. Q A 'V xt. K ., f Geraldine Freisc ZX QQ 1 . 5 QM nf' ' x Nancy Hobby . it s R- - wr X Ronald Litwiler Q 7 Marie Long e 2 nv' X fi-f .,- j .Wx Ft ' ff Edward Miscko C' Walter Ostrander ' 3 --' 4 - ' X, 5 i X51 ii! 5 S Fred Parsh 1 Anthony Malbone YWN :V Tm? Merrilyn Mitchell . Q 'suv-K X S Richard Palicka .X 'N 'VG+ ON-an XM-f' Barbara Popovic X. . ,- Q , -.5 '--V, ,-. ' 1 ' it ' Z . ...4 . ., A L Jf , of 'E Jesse- x ag- 1 W' 1 rf,-df giizl . 5 ,412 Kermit Mangus 55, . 'f ? 'x Robert Mastrobuono GQ ' I , Q A Anthony Molinaro '33 . , , , Sy I' Gail Pratt K x t, i, f. .3 Ni., 5-V s.-Qgfiirglwef ' W - , I -+ 5-af 155. N5 1 if s. N I' I F. 'Si' Q: t sv Gary Marcus L -Sw L, WET' S ' , Karen Miller ix L 1 'cd' t' W 35 V If 1 Judith Osborne A, - fx, X is 9 639 vi' , -4' Ki. .. Margaret Price Q - ,..,, S t xy ' L f . I ff 'Q - , 5 49 'Sv V ' S hx I X1 1 'tg' ' 1. 'W 'ef 'X . 251235 izi .. S 31 x ' JA , l i Henry Reinhard Jim Roberts Pgggy R0ll0 Arthur Rondini 3... ' , S if ,fe S f N L wg sg e fig? 'Rig-fgszffza, -Firm: -451- 'wie-e,v:.m L, 'K 1' If-X SC-5'AVv vw' Thomas Ross Marilyn Sahan W K' g, ,N S W nf 1 4 Loretta Santoro Philip Saunders 'f '1p George Scharlott David Schmitt f -v-x aw X , rs... ,5 Y XV? X Sheldon Soble Ernest Strodtbeck Susan Sturges James Thomas I2 X ,Q 'X 'sr'-'Y Gary Titus Robert Vargo Don Tripepi William Van iw' Q 'Y 5. Tom Wachter Bruce Walko ml'-X, N? Q Barbara Widlitz Tom Williams Penny Ziegler I3 Nick fortcsc PI't'A'f!lt'llf 114 .-f 'Q Gail Dunlap S'4'4'l'c'lul'1'-77 L .lack Drake Vin' Pl'l'SfllL'llf CLASS OF JU E 1958 't'lIAllIt K1 'Q . K? W V Q N X + Q E' fix XX x sxxi ,. a V -1 . ' ,Y to X .. fx.. ' Q Q Y 8 X e f 'E 'X ' ' M i Jean Addison Patricia Amico 1. ,, 'Y'-1-v Douglas Barnes Philip Baron B v . 5 Q s- it-' Tl' 'X s g- 'jmxv Sie , . . A .' f f if , -1 .-affix-s, :GSL - N , . I i X' . M Francine Asbury Raymgnd Bailey 'P' elk ' ,Q rss- glfipx r .2 in Richard Barbey Robert Barbey X' 'R iv' l ,- Lawrence Barto Q QT? Michael Bauer Robert Bauer Robert Beck f by ' ,,,,as vv 'M Q- Y '7 .Q K, 3 Nj X L Q -sf 1 B 5 i if my iam X - ff -rs ' Q 'K .k.. 'Q . Q . H AUCC Billingmll Robert Bode Beatrice Bongiorno Barbara Bookman v 4' gh , Q77 ' auf c Z Elsie Borthwick L s x.' x Carol Brown f -. Virginia Bruno .N ,oft Q ws in i ,,..,,, an-fd 4 ff, .wi fr Q sig Q Ronald Buchan A 'M ,la--A1: , ' was . 1 r 2 X H is Laura Bowman Spencer Bowman ,lghn Bright j? Suellen Brown I .-k.. , I K fl' ff? if Thomas Brussee as 5 William Bythway r A, L4 . ,N ...N K -is if 'X' it 12,13 R R 2 s Willard Brown Nancy Bruce '55 W., ,ff K Richard Caine Rosario Calvo U-F9 Y' Th0maS Cassidy Joseph Cechura Donald Clendenan Allen Clum Yew ex X -.Q Y, ' it , -if 2: Q if ' ik, Brenda Crisp Anita Davies as 0 , ,4.,.1, 5 2 . 5 Doris Chapman 41:2-v 3 Es- W 'Ski' Ted Christensen 55. avi ' 5 Y 1 Patricia Conway 2- 7? K 'vu- Y 1 . sr vw-4 A Nicholas Cortese ,..... C .93 Q!! Qi 1 1 5 1 Dorothy Davies I7 Y K if . 51-51 Ex .fe ii if A fi Michael Chisling . fi A 'NJ N-N'-Q .. uf Sandra Cianci . .. We Ar- f D X . ,Ns ji: f B x Q y 4 , ' Q7 5 y ,Q ,X -S- har li Linda Crawford A-5-5 ,f - . wif ,Q w J f'?'3'ifi. George Day 'T nv- Janet Debesis --nm 'W' I 'Y 'T-'ey X z i . :Q 'gi 1 fl -. ri- is rv Y , z Anthony Dixon Gail Dunlap 'W' 1 ' I X a 4 si Tv H. gg A e egg ' . qi 5 Af- Howard Eimer v 5N PIN ef? fd 'df 'D Linda DeBoe 6 V 0' fix. Q A ' um. f 5 x 4 x 4 :' PV? V s 5. M Charles Dome .41 - A? V, 1 ' 4- a .. 5, , N L 1 3 'L X 3 j .A F, f - .fav . ggi. Tfagfffie Robert Edwards Yierfptif fs .fr-5442+ 5 Ruth Ernstein me W' 1,..f3,, X an at ,, Lux Af X. . l S Ruth Decker Grace Dively fi fe If Wt: M577 Vk'k, 'V X . , N Jack Drake Robert Dreifort ft lr ,W 14 K Sf in I ' E A 'I Carol Fee Pauline Fink M, ,Q 1 'SQ X :ae ws:- K- ' 6-.A ff!! 1 if' A Carl FiSh0l' Patricia Flagg Judy Ford Kathleen Forrrstal L-'D' ef fx 1 AA F ii X Edward Frey Jack Friedman F -'R Q- D 45 , S, - ' M X T. ...... . 1 K I Barbara Fuller Rita Funk Dennis Gentile 0 3 fa aw L W, x f ms li A X 32 xr if, O- ik- W lg, X fs 'jk ill.. Diane Gilmore Karen Glaser Q L v-xx. 5 ,fa I Q K 1 - 1 , .X 1. D 'X K gf X E X David Glew Richard Gottron Gloria Grande I9 Clara Grano Betty Grapo Q, ' Larry Hall L 3-..... I Donna Harris gi' ' gn. 121' t ww Joan Haskell 5' 5 , t,,,.,vv' John Groves -in TN ,s 'it'-4- 2 24 Robert Hamilton 99 aim . j 4914 . S ' at -.., ' a5. , ga 4. R . 15 .,: , Kenneth Harrison Lv..-vg Nav' B , u fs R 5 I ,,:,,b, 5 Robert Heckman Marcella Gurkey Q . xy Q 5 E, K William Hammer T7 Elizabeth Heiser R 'S' ,xx ,qx ffl fig K 4 ff l R Robert Hageman K 'RK L 1 we .-t J i-if Sharon Haney 1? -- Sue Henderson gf- 7 f . Edward Herriman Patricia Hicks X Q. - ev- L , Q- ig 154' z, ' if 3 ' David Hunter Robert Hunter dx i 'V' I- Y .urs ff in Q-...Q as it sie Karen .lamnik Jerome Jerome K Us . . xv ' if .. eq. Martin Hochman 5 it xx V 'P Patricia Hughey Fc, u ,ff Joe Husarik ' . if gi S I 'fu ' fy John Ingram 1. Jfvw. 5 ka Margaret Hollister Angus Hull i '15 'UH s Eugene Jakulis K' 1 Faith Jones vu-ff f' fvf .Ierry Kaiser Q. ,lf . I A Yi! V . 1 qw, F 2 .,, W, f. Xi 4 fr fi I . X bg. V 4' .I -. T A in an ' A .1 vt, ' , a The0d0l'9 Kafle Thomas Karle Kenneth Kaselonis Ralph Kcilfer 'gy ---' '- , ,J i iv , , .,,,s, 4 hhh ' h,,, f Richard Keiffer Donald Kelly R cr 5 K ' Maureen Kennan Ellen Kinnaird XT ji , f' j Jack Kline William Klein sffxi Q,',:g 1'4 -f kf' f I 4- 'vl i' ...RTL 1 ff' is vp' T3 r of Audrey Kloss Thomas Kluk Rosalie Klusker Timothy Koch 22 b szzq 'N 1 ' 21, uf ' fl, s A 4-M . ' 1 f A: '5'5i? ff' Q Q , Ge 3 y Q' Murray Kolod Yvonne Kovach David Kllby Dieter Klllicke SN. fr E f 'deb' N D . Q '- X QA X Shirley Leblang Gwendolyn Ledger YK 'N rv- Y'-fs' if -wr Y K ' -, i in F, xv, 1 Lois Lccson Arline L60nhal'dt Jeri Lesser Audrey Loughney G- ' W 9 R ag. XQ-'if i 5 1 Carl Lewis William Liddy 1 fu e ' 'P A V- Q , i ,y P P C.. f A .V f , L L U e -J ,YTTK R 1 y y 4 Y if f ' . Q do X :, Xh.. I William Limbird Marilyn Lombardo Rodger Lukehart Calvin Mackell 23 1-5 iff of I 9 Sandra Macko A an AV . A D Mary Ellen Maher o n ,, fx I 9? 'Q A 5 Z 1, .f '1 1 - fn , , 5' k V av iff, . xi Thomas Maruna 2 William McCallum nf- f V . 1 5 Wy... g 4, ,K If ., n o ...- xy qzl. I V el 1 , d lx Carole Mackowski Anthony Madda Edward Madson my 5. ' K Sandra Malinas x . il 1 Q' 3 , fd . 4, 5. 1 YS'-f . ' 12:-.9 1 : y V I e X Susan Marette Gene Martineau . +I T A J Robert Maytas C L . CQQ : W T17 Sheldon McCrory Kenneth McDanel Marcia McGuire 24 Robert Munaretto Richard Mun V .ll hw ., 1 - A . gi S A, . I S5551 V, A .5 V David McNickle Carmen Medves sf tg 5 I i ' Patricia Moore Caroline Moran .pg -. 'V- 96 my Q! Barbara Milligan X- Lf S. f 1 William Moen! K 4,5 i s tw William Morgan , L ey Q 1 Rosemary Mosath 'qffy Q7 , Nancy Mills Q N Linda Moore as 5 ' R Eva Mueckenberger Y Jacqueline Myers Brenda Neff' 41- l is 0-K' Cn' Antoinette NOWCOIIIGI' George Nicholis Thomas O'Donnell ,,, .ui 45 ,, X Q-7 L'lL Q Rita Ott Rosemary Ott a all - YF? , , Wally Otto 45? A- AR J' A 'W- Beverly Parker Jack Pata Jo Anne Patrick Diane Peebles Andrea Perry 26 . 'DS wifi Harvey Ohman fav'-M K nv- x A, ah Bruce Parent 4 -.. :ga Astra Peterson F5 'fren' A Kenneth Petro Roger Pierce 'TP Q. P W- R R gd ? rr. 1 f 'ZX x Shirlec Rein Kenneth Renner 'Q' . , ' f 5:9 . G' J i1 1 X X t. Richard Rogers Richard Rohaley gi.. Kenneth Pimbley A. t. fs..- -R:-W' R of R. Robin Read nl. .av-vu fin 'Nu' imme- David Reynard .. 15 ffvx I Sue Reynolds , , . W , . f K 1- Q' ' 15 Vi .sq QA 23' F I fm' yas? Cynthia Rose 27 L'-5 5-...,,. fix Robert Rabatin gt. Elizabeth Rein ft 'X Q Q, D 'EJ ' 5 N Marlene Riggert K .fx an fun ' Nw, - 13...-f xp 'f Q f ' Sheila Rosen ,J-w,. 5, .r 7,-K lg 1 -gg-'Y dv! 1 I if F Howard Ross Wt' Joyce Sabrack Y f if J .---' Susan Say W'-rv f--LA 5 V E Q Raymond Schneider f 4 '--f ',,,,y fm ,flu Z www' 2 ',fg:f'g-49 fg I Myron Rudolph Uldis J. Sakss rw ills gi ,if A ig S Marilyn Schmidt Linda Schweizer 28 cw T? E i gf J ler 5 an J 4 .-ff' - v i' fs' iff Sylvia RUfk0SkY Jane Ruuska . Adrienne Sarkett Alvin Sattler fy 'nw M n- L ni m Y lc , s I Vo, 3 , 'iwpfb 1 I , V, I 1 ' -f ig' ,, f Arlpr L ' Cynthia Scott Neil Sharp it Q X x ak J X X, 3 LV J .P Q A S ,ik ? gQf'? ' S 32 : X George Simon Qld! William Snavely 1 David Strnad Judy Simons 'F'-'! Richard Stafford Tim Tartara fx A 'N ww -Q, Jean Sine Leah Single ' .V F I L ' r I Jean Sivec 4 fps... Melvin Stone James Strachan 'Vis 1 'N 'Q-J . Don Taylor 29 James Smith Kenneth Strack '19 elsif? f X i Lynne Taylor ,, . 1 :YN fm EX ax h he ef rx.. x ff' 1 . . , r . I , K 5. , K' GL' ty Arthur Teal Zalie Testa Linda Thoss Marian Tinta ' GSH 5 R491 Na-uv ' 13 'iw Ann Tomcho Tom Treese T ffitla f' ,T T ff' 1: 'I : ,Z K' ff, I l Carolyn Trickett C2ll'0l TSevd0S l 'WS Robert Vecchio Alex Virostko if - Q? T conf K ky lb '- X , M2l'i0l'i9 Voigt Mary Waechter Kathleen Walker Marcia Wardell 30 gs . Lf N Roberta Taylor 4 iQ T7 William Whetsel ,fx egg. - ll,,,. X Cara Warner Dawn White ,E . my Nm 'Sf' k..: M T: 3 c Christine Wulf Sally Webster Wk . x, Q' Lf 3 Jane Wesley . 'faux - seg s William Wilhoyte 49- K , as . .' Q ' ,,,.... 5 Q . Robert Zents FH Donna Weisman James Whetsel K , . 3 Aa l Richard Zuckett David Reynard ew Members X x - FN C7 , Lois Lecson sf . - ,- fn as f l V W 1 V7 , Row ww: Tom Murunz1,Joannc Kapitzky Willy Otto BrLnd1NLti Bill Llmbird Riggcrt, Betsy Baiyliss, Linda Parker. Join H tskdl Jim H xdsdl R it flint Stl i Stone, Lewis Jones. Put Amico. Rmvqfmu Laura Bowman .1--f-gs -'fr-'4' 1... 1. fx......u.,f' atnl F42 ,......-....-1 Av mx 1, L ,J gg 5 Pk .1 K uw by io? FOOTBALL 3-I 908 V 1lll:...n Ill 4'lIIn..4IIi' YEARS UF FOOTBALL AT SHAW FIELD f Kit 4 'FV' 1? lb LK .4- 'A 4 9 i, . sqm. - Raw ww: Barbey, Bob: Vecchio, Bob: Brown, Willie: Edwards Bob: Caine, Dick: Morgan, Billg Fitrell, Stu: King, Butch Virotsko, Alex: Palieka, Dick: Hamilton, Bob: Barbey, Dick Row Iwo: Broer, Paul, coachg Madda. Tony: Nagel. lidg Ciprian Earlg DeHass, Duke: Klauss, Rudi: Andrews, Kentg Davie: L.E.L. Shaw Celebrated the liftieth anniversary ol' playing on thi same lield by making this year the most outstanding ii its football history. A very balanced, well-rounded tean with Z1 previous year's experience under Coach Len Strang's superb guidance proved to be the secret ol' heretofore elusive championship. But having the lirst undisputed Lake lirie Leagu QQ JG 9 Q0 2,54 I AV. 'iii Sve- the 'QQ ' xffx xxif Q0 1,1 'NEI 1 5 ive, White, Paul, Vaughn, Dick: Eisn1on,.lim1 Sylvestro, Dave. uv llmw: Iinrile, Nick, lflslone, Jack: Struck, Carl: Thompson, 3 Yucohucci, louieg llutlin, .limp Helmer, Bill: Connell, Ken: wgers, Dennyg Morton, Bob: Klenoshek, Frank: Grillilhs, ark. CHAMPS hampionship in twenty-eight years wasn't the only Jtablc circumstance ofthe 1957 season. ln the linal :wspuper ratings, Shaw was rated eighth in the state. om King, who was awarded the team trophy for the :st defensive hack, made quarterback on the All-Ohio 'st team. A barct'ooted place kicker, eight different iil'orm combinations, more stars adorning the helmets and an average spectator attendance of approximately 5,000 also served to make this season significant. This serious, hard-working team and skillful coach- ing-scouting stall, coupled with the high spirit of a dc- voted student body, produced a line record which may serve as a goal for the future classes of Shaw High School to remember and to strive for. eggs' ft 5: Shaw 48 Shaker 6 Our 50th anniversary was climaxed at the game. when Shaw trounced Shaker 48-6. Morgan, high scorer ol' the night, made two touchdowns on short runs and a third hy connecting with a pass from Tom King. King, who did some excellent hrokenlicld running for two touchdowns, made an additional two T.D.'s but they were called hack on penalties. Also scor- ing were Dennis Rogers, twice, and Dave Silvestro, once, each on runs. .lim Iiismon coming across field to throw a block --Dick Barbey running the hall. High Spiritm' 1171171 Captum Shaw lil Euclid ll Revenge sweet for Shaw. Despite a cold night, sixty-live hundred shivering fans witnessed Shaw's excellent tackling defense hold Euclid to a l4-0 shutout. Dick Barbey and Tom King smashed the right side of Euclid's line to march for two touchdowns, with Barhey scoring in the lirst quarter on l3 yard run and King making the second touchdown ot' the game on a goal-line plunge in the third. Dick Barbey running end, Morgan looking lor a block. Shaw 27 lakewoorl l2 Visiting Lakewood sullercd a 27-l2 defeat at the hands ot' Shaw. Alex Virostko made the lirst score on a 25-yard pass from 'lim King. Bill Morgan charged 30 yards to set up the second touchdown ofthe night, which King clinched on a plunge. Morgan ehalked up another six points, himself. in the third quarter. ln the fourth, Ken Connell recovered a Lakewood Fumble on the ten-yard line and Dick Barhey took it ovcr the final scoring of the game. Tom King is brought down alter a tive yard gain. Dick Barbey throwing a block. Pll0f0tQl'Ilf711 srilmslitrllezlfron: I1-lIC'lflI. fudzrputml LEL. Cronfn Shaw 2l lleights lf-1 Heights was delivered a muddy 21-I3 de- feat. liarly in the lirst quarter. Dick Bar- bey marched 53 yards t'or the lirst score. For the duration ol' the third quarter. the two teams remained locked in a defensive struggle. ln the fourth, Bill Morgan eli- maxed a punt 78 yards for the linal scor- ing. Tom King brought down. Dick Barbey throwing a block. PllUftPAi,'I'lll7ll A'lll7.VlflllIl'll',fl'tHlI fillflflf. Shaw lvl 'lioleclo De Villbis lll ln the last game ot' the season, Shaw was delieated by Toledo DeVilbis, I9-I4, be- l'ore 7.000 fans. Three fumbles and I20 yards in penalties held the Cardinals in cheek the lirst two periods. Alter the halt'-time, the Cardinals came back with a tremendous rally to score two touch- downs but time ran out before they had a Cll2lllCC for the victory. Shaw's rally earned the team the place ot' 7th in the state. The Cardinals have the distinction ol! being one ol' the few teanis to hold De- Vilbis to such a close score. Morgan tighting for the ball. Shaw 2 8 Parma 0 ln an all or nothing struggle at Parma before 8,000 fans, Shaw proved that they were unquestionably the L.li.l.. Champs. Right from the start, the Shaw team moved down the lield as a wall, with Tom King scoring twice in the lirst nine minutes ot' play. At the end of the tirst hall' Ken Connell scored on a jump pass from King. with Dave Silvestro adding another T.D., in the second half. Dennie Rogers about to tinish off a tackle. , wi,,g:f v M x g , -4 K- fm., 'Q g . v- . f, gm L Q . - ,.,--. ff, .W Nag ,K ,,. A w 1--151 ,. X. A vi lgf3LpgY,f'gxiegNEi ' ' ' X ' N L A Q .33 iz 55? 3' fi ,f we E ,ff is YT 'JE Shaw -IS Sandusky With some six hundred Shaw students cheering them on, the Shaw team went on to victory ot' 424-tw over Sandusky. Shaw scored each time that they had the ball with 'l'om King connecting with Dave Silvcstro and Dave Davies on passes and Bill Morgan, .lim Angle and Tom King scoring on runs. Ciritliths coming across tor a block. I'lmloyrupli .vulu'1il1m'tljiwni I'urniu. ti Shaw 20 Brush ti Shaw began its spectacular season with a triumph ol' 20-6 over Brush, Behind 6-0 at halftime, Shaw scored twice in the third period and onee in the t'ourth with Bob Barbey, Bill Morgan and Dave Sil- vestro making the touchdowns. Yacobueci tinishes a tackle. Pll0lt7A!,'l'tIl7ll SlIbA'lfllllt'l!''fl'UHl C't1llillwm1rl. Shaw 20 Collinwoocl ti A tine Shaw team defeated Collinwood on September 20. with a score ol'20-6. Shaw's victory brought the record for this old rivalry to I3 victories for Shaw, I3 for Collinwood. and three ties. Dick Barbey and Tom King scored on plunges and .lim Angle. with his well-remembered leap, made the tinal touchdown in the last three seconds ot' play. Klenoshek making the tackle as King and Mor- gan look on. . f N., J.. , Row one: Schuster, Wiese, Braun, DiBartolomeo, Cipriani, Strack, Feast, Davie. Forkapa, Elberson, Blanchard. Row Iwo: Price, mgr.3 O'Neill, Bargo, Rogish. Christopher, LaGatta, Morris, Newton. Olsen. Dreher, Sehullcr. Alexander, Broer, mgr. Row three: Noall, Hoageson, Rhodehamel. Spoth, Hayes. Farrell, Knoph, Albrecht. Brew- ton, Keister, Pierre, Gibson. f V Team Shows feat Promzlre For Future Under the direction oftheir new coach. Mr. Hap Lillick, assisted by Mr. Jack Moore, Shaw's l957 Junior Var- sity Football Squad wound up the season with four wins and two losses. The team got things rolling with a victory over Collin- wood by coming back, after a 7-0 halftime score, with two touchdowns, to win, I2-7. Euclid gave them their first defeat, a close game, 6-0. With better backing in the following game. Shaw proceeded to down Shaker, I2-7. The J.V.'s took their worst defeat of thc season under a rugged Lakewood eleven, 2l-0. But, bouncing back stronger than ever, Shaw conquered Heights, I3-0. and climaxed a terrific season by over-running Parma. 20-0. .t g 42 .1 STX iii sa O SHAW CAGERS Row une: Dennis Gleason. manager, Don Kelly, Bill Bythway, Bill Wilhoyte, captain: Clayton Brelo. Al Thomson. Howard Myerscough. manager. Row Iwo: Denny Rogers. Ken Connell. Don Petersen, Gene Martineau. Bill Morris Denny Klug. Coach Don Drebus. Shaw High's basketball team opened it's season with a 63-55 loss to Collinwood. The following week the Cardinals bounced back with Al Thomson hitting a field goal inthe final second to tie up the game with Heights and send it into overtime. At the end ofthe extra time Shaw was ahead 55- 53, and had won its first victory of the season. Shaw continued its winning ways by dumping Parma 62-54 and University School 65-63 in an overtime. The eagers' victory string of three came to an abrupt end when Euclid squeezed by Shaw 45-44. But the Cardinals once again bounced back and beat Ashland, which was ranked thirteenth inthe state. 72-68. Next the Cardinals lost to a highly-rated Columbus North team by a score of 65-54. The Shaw team then journeyed to Shaker Heights where it suffered its fourth defeat by a 56-5l count. The following week Shaw was defeated by an inspired Lakewood team 65-56. The second round of the LEL found Shaw much-improved. After a 70-67 defeat of Heights the Cardinals were on their way. The following Saturday they were host the Toledo DeVilbiss team and after defeating them 74-57, entertained the boys here. Shaw then made it two in a row over Parma as they defeated the Redmen by a 74-68 score. The team avenged an earlier loss to Euclid by thoroughly whipping them 69-54. The Shaw Gymnasium was invaded the following night by the Maple Heights cagers. and they were given a warm reception. Shaw, led by Denny Klug's record-breaking 42 points. completely devastated the Mustangs and broke the field house record with 102 points. The red-hot Cardinals then closed out the regular season with consecutive wins of 78-63 over Shaker and 75-55 over Lake- wood. For the Shawmen this was seven in a row and a terrific comeback. The Cardinals volted all the way to sixth place in the city ratings before drawing Cathedral Latin in the Western Reserve tournament. With seniors Bill Wilhoyte and Bill Bythway playing their last games, Shaw was turned back by Latin 86-73. In his first year as Varsity Coach, Don Drebus did an outstanding job in leading Shaw to an impressive ll-5 record and second place in the LEL He relied mostly on Captain Bill Wilhoyte, Denny Klug, Ken Connell, Bill Morris and Don Petersen to do the work, with Bill Bythway. Al Thomson and Denny Rogers ready to step in at any time. Considering that there were only two seniors on the squad, Shaw students can look forward to a lot of good basketball next year. .H wwse- y 3 L Q 9 V-'V I, V... ,. ? , , . X f QA fi. . g -Q. pf ,Kr .... , A N Q 3 Q Q Q V - .,... , f.Q1.5..,QVx 5 1 gk-K? I 3 3 3 1 9 Q ww K x. M. .. W ,MM A W Wmmwmwwmunnnqumfsw J , 1 1 1 f i . Q A navei, 9 W M Xe Y A U '4 , 4 s x .Nl x - 4 if W. 4 1 1 ' 4. ,, Q X , 261A X X. .A 's Q2 2 A r ' . f 0 N . ff A : x. K If . f N 'F ' 5 if ,R Q gf mf 1 if 1 S el XXSNN Qivklth at ? 5 1' ge.: ' 4, g' Sui is 'L ' f- 1 -1' t X V '14 u , X 0 '5 Q r X . S15 J' H . S- , , m N A ' '- XX7EW9 N F. .h fi' 1' 3 It ng X' W Q 39, ii v :..Af WB -ff. 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A ,. , H M. 3, gf: -- k M -P55-35f1 ' wf' i . wx ,K L.., ..x, wx-A-um-H-If - ' -'W ., A 4.4.1 F 'Q 7 M'M,., . ..Flay , ,J ,f..gM, ,..w..,,-1.-..-.,-.iw .,,,.... 1.0 .Q -av-MQ, R i 7 V, -Sg ,M E,,:i- . mf WT,1,...,...,. . M ,,,L M-W wr-' 'Y 'WN - X K. .' f5 ? A ffl., if 1.v. CAGERS H M M c KAW f img, 2 gum, '9 45 '33 53-If 4.31 Qxx.x.y Xwiaw LQHAH, L' 4 cl I . I if,- My Vxvfw ill? 'Tl' 44-ff RlHl'l1lIl'.' liill Riedel. Tom Dilhirlolomeo, Dave Moore. Bill Merino, Hurry Albrecht, Jim Farrell, Burl Jeffery l.ec lilylh. Ron Pierre, lllill1llgCI'. Rim' nm: Gary Bollon, Curl Struck, Parker Mapes, Hill Nicss. Don Petersen Clary l,1lllUl'SUIl,.l0l'1I1 Morrison. Bruce Fielilz. Couch Tom Meinhurdt. My l -17 Row one: Dave Wood, Jim Strachan, Bruce Parent, Bill Morris, Tom DiBartolomeo, Coach Bill Galberach. Row two: Joe Szasz, Dick Vaughn, Doug Barnes, Bob Barbey, .lim Eismon, Bob Heckman, John Feagler. Row three: Tony Yacobucci, Bob Bis- cotti, Dave Fraser, Harry Putzbach, Locke Thompson, Ken Connell. Row four: George Simon, Tony Madda, Don Kelly, Jim Mitchell, Al Thomson, Dick Barbey. 'Play Ball . . Spring training for Shaw's baseball team starts while the thoughts of most Shaw students are still going strong on basket- ball. Coach William Galberach pays no heed to unfavorable weather conditions by holding practices in the gym until spring melts all the snow from the dia- mond. Last season this early start showed its merits with 8 wins against only 4 defeats. The Cardinals skill shone as we gave Euclid its only LEL setback, and we dumped Lakewood for the -first time in 10 years. All was not rosy, however, as Shaker stopped us in our 2nd game with 6 big runs on only 2 hits. ' -zmfiwrx 'Q Heavy trailic at first. Strachan's safe at second. x 48 CC J D T hey re 0 Our team climaxed a great season by de- cisively taking the LEL meet with 53 lf2 points: Euclid followed up with 44 2X3 points. Being a little weak in some ofthe lield events, Shaw didn't take the lead until the last two events. The close tinish created suspense and raised the spirit to a high pitch. Our unbeatable mile relay pulled the meet out ot' the tire, so there wasn't any doubt about who was the best ol' the tield that day. Five school records were broken in the '57 season. A crack mile relay team of Tom King, Jim Baus, Jim Angle and Tom Matte set a new record at three minutes 26.5 seconds in the l80 yard low hurdles. Bob Vargo cleared the high jump bar at a record 6 feet, l lf2 inches. Tom Matte raised his previous pole vault record from ll feet to ll feet, 3 inches. At the district meet Jim Angle captured first place in the 440. Shaw also took three second places: pole vault, highjumps, and mile relayg two third places: Tom Matte inthe 440 and Jim Angle in the 100 yard dash. Joe Russo was a winner and a real threat in the half-mile but a foot injury and Running. . . . . before the District meet kept him out of the running. ln the state meet at Columbus, Bob Vargo took a third place in the high jump, in the 440, and in the mile relay. The team took a fourth. It was an exciting season and Coaches Moore and Strang produced a team the school can glow with pride about for years. DUAL MEETS Shaw 63 Shaker 55 Shaw 89 Parma 29 Shaw 59 University 59 Shaw 59 Euclid 59 Shaw 59 Heights 59 TRIANGU LAR MEET Shaw 64 Cathedral Latin 45 Maple Hts. 36 GROUP MEETS Meet Shaw Position No. School Manstield Relays 6 28 John Adams Relays 3 18 Euclid Relays 2 7 West Tech Relays 2 23 District 5 29 State 15 46 L.E.L. l 6 -1 9 Y ..,4,. l X J Joe takes a dive. 1 Mi X ii , F, , il 'f' ' ,X U ' M ,, H5 X -1 F W dm- 1 ,mi ,xl ,V M 4, f - Ye il 5 JW... we , ., if lui mia' 4' M I A 7 X f r X A Q I Swimming T eezm Splmbef Un ,T- iran nip? S-.sexi-is Ss :N if vga ii Row one: Pete Cardullias, Willy Brown, Richard Dreher, Jack Drake, Dick Stafford, Bill Forsythe, Ken Burton, Tom Gibson. Row two: Tom Wachter, Angus Hull, Mario Gerhardt, Pete Ciccotti, John Derry, Bruce Richards, Ted Karle, Chuck Alexander, Tim Tartara. Row three: Thomas Smith, Ken Peters, Ron Husarik, Dave Allen, Bruce McCamey, George Grilliths, Tom Karle, Mike Beerman, Maurice Steinberger. Row hw: .Ioe Husarik, Dave Hunter, Don Meacham, Jim Hultin, Doug Wellman, Mike Mabee, Tom Adams, Dale Collins, Tom Brussee Not pictured: Renny Bookman. 50 Row onv: Coach Tom Meinhardt, Nick Cortese, Bill Lazna, Dave Moore, Don Petersen, Ed Frey, Don Rhode hamel. Raw two: Neil Sharp, Bob Kretzer, Russ Miller, Larry Hall, Martin Hochman, Parker Mapes, Rich Paxson Jim Brown. T enml An one? What's your racket fella? is the familiar pun heard during the tennis season. The future looks bright with all the juniors on the team. Dave Moore was rated as the most valuable player of the year by Coach Tom Meinhardt. 51 xrk CROSS COUNTRY Our Cross Country team was not able to win a single meet, but they did show de- termination in their at- tempts. The meets were held in Forest Hills Park. ln the district the team placed eighth in competi- tion with ten schools. Coach f Bill Thomas looks for better results in the future as only live members ot' the team, Q including Captain Jack Drake, are seniors. Raw une: Dave Williams, Tim Tartara, Wade McKee, Doug Price. Row Iwo,- Spencer Bowman, Jack Drake, captain: Jim Shelton, Stephen Machnicki. Tom Hendricks. Row flll'l't'.' Dennis Gleason, manager: Don Kelly, Bill Moehl, John Feagler, Coach Bill Thomas. Not pif'turml: Phil Saunders. RESTLING ln the second year of wrestling competition at Shaw the matmen showed improvement in their skills, but were unable to win any of eight meets with other schools. ln the district meet Shaw was in tenth position in a lield ofthirtecn schools. The varsity team will lose seniors, Jim Eismon, Dick Barbey and Tim Koch. However, Coach Thomas looks forward to next year's team with the experience and interest gained previously. nz: ,fume-nm., 19 ,Mic fs. xx Rtlli'Ulll'.' Philip Della, Harold Hipps, Dave Stakich, Al Hamilton, Raw one: Bill Benz, Dave Manuel, Al Pranskevich, John Artim, Rim- nm: Hardy Forkapa, Tony Madda, Duke DeHaas, Coach Lewis Jones. Carl Christopher, Dennis Haverly, .James Gillespie. Bill Thomas. Row fhl'l'l'.' Dick Barbey, Rudi Klauss, Jim Eismon, RUN' IWOI Ed Mack? Bruce RiCk. Roger Bollcn, Ray Scharlott. captain: Bill Morgan. John I-ieagler, Tim Koch, Mark Price. Row rlzrvv: Mike Braun, Skip Hunter, Jack Elstone. Dave Davies, Earl Cipriani, Ron An- drews, Bernie Keistcr. Nut piclin-ad: Tom Hamilton. 52 With the purpose of en- couraging the safe and proper use of hrearms, Shaw's riHe club put this idea to practice at the East Cleveland Pistol Range. They hope that, by their example, others in the com- munity will heed the rules of safety and at the same time improve their marksman- ship. fr 4 Row uma- Tom Guenther, Dennis Gentile, Janet Debesis. Raw rwu: Bill Schultz, Ed Madson, Ken Green, Bill Crum, Lester Vought. GOLF RIFLE CLUB Nh Coach Neil Skinner, Dave Carr, Louie Longano, Dave Silvestro, .lohn Bright, Butch Andrews. 53 N: .JN Playing its games at Pine- ridge this year was Shaw's golf team with an unsuc- cessful bid to win any games in eight meets. Even so, all the members had a lot of good times in this sport. There were only three members returning from the previous year, and Coach Neil Skinner looks for better results in the future with the ex- perience which the team gained. GAA Mixes Fun Anyone for tennis? Or ping-pong, basketball, softball or one ol' sev- eral others? Girls' Athletic Association makes sure that you will lind one to your liking with a well-planned and varied program oli competitive sports. Directed by the Athletic Council, the 274 members hold three general meetings and contribute to Sliaw's calendar ol' be sure to attend 5-I I V Ana' Sporty uctivitics with at Sports Splurgcf' an Army-Navy huskctbull gums, ll Yulc-Hurvnrd vollcyhull gums und :in cquztlly cnjoyublc unnuul pic- nic. Their potluck dinner gives thc girl uthlctcs at chuncc to prcscnt their follow mcmhcrs with ll saunplc ol' their domcsticity ofwhich they urcjust its czipnhlc. 55 S 1 Mary Waechter x at if 125' Renee Knopi J' , X nb' Vit! ! if Cara Warner , 4' B an I YE? ,fi Judy Simons C: in i ,wa Sue Wingerter 'LT 1:75 -I 1 Pat Conway , B - B ,sr .. Q f-gt.. r f 5.2 A Marty Riggert Carol Parsn W3 1? ag? K gi' 5 K cv' Y gf i 1 i B , g Linda Schweizer Lynne Taylor fs fi Y x ir, Cindy Scott gg. C' 4 Betty Barrett rw , in U ' we Q- , F v I Barbara Milligan ,QQ L, x ff X. Mona Althans ,, , 'S f A., f 113 Rosemary Ott C 'f i C dy as ' V' I' 'K L Q W' , Y' w K dr f 'Cui' f C x . -- ' X. ti ff f S Sue Henderson Carole Mackowski Bea Bongiorno 56 Splash' Splmlg' Blulz .1-ns Rownmn'SandySchcldt. Joan Jacobs, Margaret Havrilek, Kathy Miller, Betsy Salter, Donna Dailey, Nancy Molnar. Row Iwo: Chuck Vonadu, Renny Bookman, Lewis Jones, Tom Smith, Dave Allen. Row three: Bill Forsythe, John Curtin, Tom Adams, Ken Gordon. George Griffiths, Pete Ciccotti, Ron Andrews, Herb Hoffman, Phil Saunders. Under the supervision of Miss Alice Juringus, the Girls' Swim- ming program was highly success- ful this past year. The 35 girls who participated were taught the var- ious swimming skills by Miss Juringus, but the program was also designed to provide recre- ation for girls interested in swim- ming. Stamling: Margie Graves. Bonnie McNeill, Charlene Sprinkler, Helen Vladic, Sally Prosek, Nancy Hazelett, Sue Beattie, Sally Raudebaugh, Sue Ojala, Judy Mernone, Janet Nells, Barbara Lowmiller, Regina Svokas, Dolores Siree, Diane Crowl, Cathy Conroy, Barbara Kirby, Carolyn Reter, Connie Weller, Margaret Wiese, Pat Federico, Donna Dailey, Nancy Baker, Linda Johnson, Nancy Payne. lah: f -It 5. 'X '-QQ 'Q i X my llll Ill ll lllll ll ll Il lllllll pq. -:ax x , .N x Il I 1 -.v Q n ,XX be Niel Skinner, Phil Worcester, Tom Meinhart, Bill Galberach, Jack Moore, Hap Lillic, Leo Strang. ' s v'.. if Don Drebus BOB VECCHIO Football Wrestling JACK DRAKE Cross Country DICK BARBEY Baseball Football Wrestling BILL MORGAN Football Track Bill BILL WILHOYTE Basketball JIM EISMON Baseball Football Wrestling BOB VARGO Basketball Track lil Bob Louis WILLARD BROWN Football Swimming Track LARRY HALL Tennis TOM WACHTER Swimming TOM KING fNot Picruredj Football Track ,M XJ! 5498 f 1yCL,QLv, , , ' 4 ,I 1. A ,, l ' C , MQUJU f' J A f ff C fw ww C1? Jcfdfe-47 if iyfj-it 0561 X fdcaq C71 gL.u,VQ ,X , ' f i A . , , ' arf Q7 ,f K 70' f If 1 , 1.4 Hug, M07 i'6-4619 La 7 Q24 W4-,LU Wai ygfclegf 0,1 1149 J rf f f C,,h,C ,! Ka j, Kg ,iff ,M,cQ6fLc 7f ef f fg.z 7, J,,Uh,,6,L,W,C-Q K f V' A k ' , 1 , f,.c .1515 m4ff1 gj,- u40 Q?! jf 041' C15 ,Ui A6177 'juyf Ad, dj ycguyr, 4156 lj , I , :ff ,yi ff 142'-2-f ?ff?'f 54 Pf C77 - :rl K1 ff 44 g.f4QQ!j Lffgf 'ff 6 Lf Q Lf ', ff' lf . ,. I 'K ' 440-' lV fl'IE9 ,. :il fs!! 1 k4 . X In-u Popular ueen Rezlgnr Over F1 ftzetk Annizfefcrmjf Game A glittering Crown and the honor of being the lirst football queen in three years went to the popular and deserving Sue Rey- nolds. Crowned at the Fifth Anniversary game with Shaker, October eleventh, Sue was first presented at an early morning rally by Larry Hall. Lynne Alexander, head ofthe spirit committee, crowned her as the climax to a spectacular half-time show. Equally charming were the live attend- ants, Mary Cumming, Gloria Grande, Sue Henderson, Marilyn Lombardo, and Judy Simons. Nominated by the Senior class, the queen was elected by student vote. All ofthe girls arrived at the game in style, seated attractively in new con- vertibles and escorted by six handsome and most willing escorts. AN We're from Shaw High and no one could be prouder and if you cannot hear us, we'll yell a little louder!', was the deafen- ing roar that resounded from the eight buses at E. 9th and Carnegie to the terminal, as the student body of Shaw High students migrated to Sandusky by train for the Shaw vs. San- dusky football game. Over 800 were in attendance despite the Asian Flu threat. During the two hour ride by slow freightf, the students occupied their time in various ways from eating, cheering, and singing, to a rousing game of five-card stud. Upon their arrival, they were greeted at the station by the Student Council of Sandusky High, and marched to the sta- dium behind the band to, among others, the tune of Shaw High Will Shine Tonight--. The night was clear and cold, and spirit was high. At the onset, the Shaw team ran away with the game. The student body, led by the cheerleaders, put heart and soul', into out-cheeringw the Sandusky section across the field. It was a hoarse, joyous crowd that tramped back to the train at the finish of that game. The ride back was filled with song and good cheer. After an hour out, a good half of the group was lost to oblivion. Everyone was pleasantly tired, and it was a subdued, sleepy crowd that piled on the buses at the terminal at 1:00 a.m., but all remarked, This is a night long to be remem- bered! 66 usky v Z X wx ,xx vm Nm X MRQ mfr Q3 3 Q: Q SW ,349 - Y 5' M S! K Q E gli E l ,... 11 f 5, , s f - , , 4153 sf. ,,u..,,,, g , -I .mv Jen Nt.. I' KV .vi , f-off: ,. . .T , . 4f :4i,:,'lg ' wf3:s+fr'.-t-.T l -.., .5 Y ,Y .f. 'Sm wi f w...-f? :aura-minus 'Be I in 1Q000 an-..a Two of Cleveland's prominent disc-joekies, Bill Randle and Phil McLean, aided Shaw in this year's Be One ln Ten Thousand campaign by broadcasting from the sehool's front lawn. Campaign advertising was handled in various ways. Radio broadcasts were made and posters were distributed throughout East Cleveland. Large stickers, pasted on students' and parents' cars were seen in all parts of the city. Teams of Shaw students. captained by members ofthe football team, were assigned districts in which to distribute lloaters door-to-door. The night of the campaign, spirit was high. Members of the Band assembled in the back ofa truck and played Shaw's favorite songs while rid- ing up and down Euclid Avenue. The teams of students, showing real school spirit, put forth a tremendous clfort in selling general admission football tickets to the community. Everyone had a wonderful time making the campaign the terrihc success that it was. 'H-.,,,. Mary Ellen Last year, for the first time, Shaw High School had as a student, blond, blue-eyed Alf Kolben- stvedt, an exchange student from Norway. This was the result of an organization which sponsors students from various parts of the world to visit other schools in other lands. The exchange student is chosen in many ways, one of which being an essay contest. These stu- dents represent their schools and their countries in other lands. There is a definite plan underlying this student exchange program, as Alf pointed out last year in his speech to the student body. Its purpose is to bring about a better understanding of the people ofthe world, and to better international relations. These exchange students receive a first hand, true picture of the countries and people they visit and, as 'young adults will be better equipped to handle the coming world problems as a step toward world peace. This year we have with us pretty, friendly Eva Mueckenberger, whose bright smile and cheerful Hi made us glad that we knew her. What is her opinion of Shaw? something in German. Shaw sent its hrst representative abroad this summer to Germany. Now a senior, Mary Ellen Maher has first hand knowledge of a country much in the news. Mary Ellen's comments? lt was terrific! I wouldn't trade it for anything? EXCHANGE STUDENTS Eva Student Council Officers fx I. - ru gg -.'. , , Y., . ii, in I V A 'A Bob Vargo QYZF' President Sue Reynolds Vice President my A K X , tl X i ,,., Qi. at N it Denny Rogers i Treasurer .V Judy Yannetta Secretary X The iirst semester Student Council. led by Bob Vargo, Sue Reynolds. Judy Yan- netta and Denny Rogers. met every alternating Tues- day at 7:45 a.m.. and the other Tuesdays during var- ious periods ol' the day. The 47 members met in the Cardinals Nest. and accom- plished painting the Nest in August. two All-School par- ties. selling concessions at the football games. and the Community Chest Drive. James A. Sivard spon- sors the council. which gives the students a chance at voicing their opinions oi' school problems. The second semester Stu- dent Council was able to ac- complish many new pro- jects. This was made pos- sible beeause they were not given any set projects from the previous semester to work on. Some oi' these Run' omf: Joe Hader. Marge Kerr. Linda MeGaughey, Zina Sciulla. Cathy Cortese. Mary Ellen Maher. Sue Sturges. Linda Parker. Sally Webster. Molly Stillinger. Carole Masley. Row rim: Herb Alexander. Nick Cortese. Gil Elber- son. Bob Spitz. Neil Sharp, Lynn Jackson. Mona Althans. Cara Warner. Pat Conway. Sharon Lapka. Duke De- Haas. Larry Hall, Rim' tlinfax Pat Whiteman, Lynn Alexander, Pat Moore. Eta Mueckenberger. Jack Drake. Harry Albrecht. Bill Merino. Bill Niess. Doug Shepherd. Ed Miscko. Ron Buchan, Row lnnr: Dave Balk. Sue Riss. Dick Dreher. Tony Malinaro. Dick Palicka. Jim Eismon. Dave Carr. Rudi Klauss. Larry Davis. Don Kelly. Ken Con- nell. Al Thomson. . My 1 P- fl rw C5 i Gramm-QQ S . gag ' f .. .. , 1353? ?'!iff Rvw- tw Til STUDE T CDUNCIL Run- mia: Duke DeHaas. Lewis Jones. Joanne Kapitzky, Phyllis Hesford. Sue Beattie. Carol Parsh. Linda Parker. Joyce Haskell. Rae Michaud. Zina Sciulla. .ludy Yannetla. Betsy Kromer. Pat Paterson. Rudi Klauss. Rim- Iwo: Tim Tarlara. Renny Bookman. Margie Graves. Pal Amico, Antra Priede, Molly Stillinger. Sharon Lapka. Lucille Alexander. Pat Conway. Exa Mueckenberger. Sue Reynolds. Ann Tomcho. Barb Bookman. Lynn Jackson. Bill liylhway. R1m'tl1l'm'.' Butch Andrews. Al Thomson. Dave Moore. Bob Spitz. Herb Alexander. Bart Jeffery, Dick Dreher. Tom 0'Donnell, Larry Davis. Bill Merino. Kenny Klug, Sam Dillio, Bob Heckman, Ron Buchan. new projects were the plan- ning and executing ot' a study hall for the use ot students during their lunch period: and originating the Save The Children Federa- tion drive. which is to be , an annual all'air. Y H 2 ' Q4 S The Student Council was . able to send six representa- Q tives to the Cleveland Con- or g H ference ol' Christians and Larry Hall E Lg Jews in February. Pfesidffm S The Legislative Commit- tee, just newly formed. is working on a new and suit- able constitution to be ap- Q proved by the council. The council is also planning to compose a pamphlet to be used instead ol' the tradi- tional Red Book. lt also tried to instill in the stu- dents a desire for taking better care ol' the cafeteria by having a Cafeteria Clean- Up Week. Denny Rogers i Vice President ia- Ken Connell Along with doing these Treasurer new projects. they are, ol' LY'm Alexander course, continuing with the Secretary All-School Party and Spring Sports Queen. 71 . H .Sf Recognize! Top Studefztx Row mmf: Dave Baird, Pat Moore, Bob Vargo, Doris Eichler, sec.: Tom King, v. pres., Tom Wachter, pres.: Diek Palieka, treas. Row Iwo: Phil Saunders, Bonnie Brabender, Mary Ellen Maher, Jane Wesley. Row rlirvvy Linda Schweizer, Nick Cortese, Gail Dunlap, Ed Frey, Cindy Scott, Bob Edwards. Rim-fimr: Gloria Grande, Jack Drake, Linda Moore, Dave Kuby. Scholarship, leadership, character, and service . . . these are the four qualities required in every member of Na- tional Honor Society. These members are picked from the top fourth in their respective classes. Many of these students show their abilities and qualities by being awarded scholar- ships. A special assembly is held to install these new mem- bers. Suspense reigns over the assembly because the students have no idea that they are being chosen until they are called forward by the secretary. This organization was started in 1925 and will con- tinue for many more years. i i v 4 . 72 Cfzizlewz Follower fporllf Eveimi ..1, ' . 'XJ 1 s it N I i 1 - ' x -1 .fl ,- gf' .uf-gl . 'r 4 , liisiisfjlt, is ,ff iz. T T ,i.hgi- gi K i .rv at V V' . N A , . sa' i 'ti yy f ciipjf ' ,Raw r avi f if Q, . Run' umm' Mary fumming. Carol Parsh. Butch Mangus, Renny llookman. Sue Reynolds. pres. lsec. sem.J: Cathy Coriese. Run' IH'4'.' Marilyn Sahan. lynn Alexander. .loan Jacobs. .ludy Hochyyald. Rosalie Klusker. lflsie llorth- wick. .ludy Yannella. Rim' fllll' 4'.' Denny Rogers, pres. llirsl sem.l1 Pat Moore. .loanne Kapilzky, l.inda Parker. Rulh Decker. Betsy llayliss. Pal Conyyay. R4lll',f11lll',' Daye Williams. Stu l-itrell. Tom Wachter. Bob Vecchio. Daye Carr. Rudi lilauss. l arry llall, llave you been wondering who sponsors the dances at the football and basketball games? Why, canteen of eourse. 'l'he council this year consisted ol' thirty hard working members. who gave up some ol' their time to work at the dances, Under the leadership oli Dennis Rogers and Sue Reynolds canteen was kept busy. busy. busy. Mob scene al the Canteen. They could have danced all night -., fa ff JJ Yang We Are Collegzkztef Through the halls of ivy-ff' has been running through the minds of many Shaw seniors and just as many underclassmen who Q.. ...ral '7 I are anticipating an active catnpus life. But where? The College Club has helped dozens ol' these stu- Mt, be t dents to answer this query. V T ' e?f2,.,, Miss Lucille K. Provo, their Al-A' ' ff' sponsor, has aided the club and . gfe' iiii . Q P its ollicers: Dave Kuby, pres.g X S' , 5,2 Linda Parker, v. pres.3 and Sally A M V Stone, sec.-treas.g in planning a P' ' i P diversified program including 5 what :ag.l:E,:w,x L speakers, hlms. and college tours. jf -?TgX t , Hjv' ' f Oberlin was only one ol' the both educational and interesting trips. This December weekend was well-worth remembering. The membership also under- takes to keep Shaw's immense library of college catalogs. and reference books up to date. C. l 6 . all . l Row ow: Ola Gillespie, Katy Sisk, pres.: Sallie Cheek, Paulette Lemel, Merrel Kulbaek. Edith Elgard. Row Iwo: Violet Pinkerton, Betty Herser, Peggy Rollo, Margaret Hollister, Martha Shapiro. .lean Giunta. Raw Il1l't'!'.'.l2lITlCC lmhof. see.- treas.1 Charlotte, Road. Bev Parker. Nancy Schimits. Linda DeBoe, Pat Hicks. Rowllimrs Astra Peterson, Janet Lucas, v. pres.g Ruth Ernstein, Martie Sullivan, Laima Lasmanis, Susan Say, Andrea Perry. Fl ,, Sally Stone, see.-treas.g Linda Parker, v. pres.: Dave Kuby, pres. 'ffcaQJeL leme Acquainting our students with the various lields ol' medicine. is the Future Nurses Club. Their ac- tivities are many. including held trips and projects: such as. a tour to Huron Road Hospital. speak- ers on medical needs, and Christ- mas and Easter projects which benefited the hospitals. The ol'- hcers are Kathy Sisk. pres.: .lanet Lucas, v. pres.: Janice lmhof. sec.-treas. The advisor ol' the group is Mrs. Sally Elliot. R.N. roadway Bound Q 5: fi 'ok i A X .X i Rim'm1t'.' Sue Sturgess. sec.1 Barbara Widlitz, pres.: Vicky l bara Bookmau, pub. ch.: Alyce liillington, y. pres. Quiet on the stage. quiet on the stage pleasef 'lihe houselights dimmed, the curtain rose, and the play began. 'lhese are l'amiliar occurenees to the members ot' our Dramatic Club. Among their varied actiyities. they haye represented Shaw each year at the annual Lake lirie League Drama Fes- tival with a line play. Also this year. upon special invitation, they have attended productions ot' var- ious l.ake lirie league schools to pick Lip l z 3 'l' l Ron' umm' Anna Marie Disant, Cieorge Sherlot, Bruce Walko. Raw llt'4l.' llill lienl, .Iohn Pisor, Andrea Perry, Gwen Ledger. tiene Martineau. Carl Wick, .lon Carter, Bill Schultl. 1:2 d lrown, treas. Roni- Tim: .lane Westley, pub. ch.1 liar- pointersu and olller suggestions. Ollicers are Barbara Widlity, presidentg Alyce Billington, yiee president: Sue Sturges, secretary: Vicki Brow n. trcasurerg and Barb Bookman and .lane Wesley, publicity chairmen. Grade repre- sentatives were Bruce Walko, Sandi Malinas, Donna Dailey. Marilyn May, George McHenry. and Marlene Hogg. The group was under the spon- sorship oti -Miss Lois Dean. ebind The 5661185 Pandemonium behind the scenes was characteristic ol' our hard-working stage crew, who laid the ground work that made Shaw's assemblies and pep rallies such a tremendous success! Quit messing around and get to work up there, would shatter the early morning silence in the auditorium before assemblies. from the strong lungs ot' An- drea Perry. the stage manager. To Andrea, with the help ot' Bruce Walko. the assistant manager. and .lon Carter, our electrician, go the credit for the smooth exe- cution ot' the various programs. This group was under the spon- sorship ol' Miss l.ois Dean. head oi' the dramatics department. ooo a Bu.fine.fr if Boomin' in Burineff Club ssrsxiw .sums we .mf fp-F L, e K iv ,,.. .5 I at l , 3 ,H 'ff l . f , 5 e. ' 1' 'V' - . 7 . . ,f AOA , K K' i r -Q fe ,W s 5+ Q to Q7 Row muh' Susan Allen, Priscilla Lobick, Judy Smith, Pat Hughey, Pat Conway. Raw rim: Cindy Rose. Nancy Shimits, Mary Kauba, Fran Denton, Lynne Alexander. Raw rhrvv: Nancy Beach. Joan Hadsell. Pat Hicks, Carole Mackowski. Ruwjiuw: Carole Brown, Marion Tinta, Barbara Fulgham. Barbara Shephard. Pauline Lcmel. Tomorrow's secretaries meet on the lirst Monday of each month in Room 309 under the direction of Mr. Paul Hammer. The mani- fold purpose of Business Club is promoting interest in business helds, providing guidance for those interested in business courses, and presenting the needs and qualihcations of businesses. Many interesting activities were accomplished last year: Field trips to Reliance Electric and Ohio Bcllg speakers from Uni- versity Hospitals and City Hall. Business Club has 66 members andthe olliccrs are: Cara Warner, prcsidcntg Linda Johnson, vice- presidentg and Audrey Loughncy, secretary. l L I Linda Johnson, v. pres.: Cara Warner, pres.: Audrey Louglincy sccftrcas. 743 cfloawfr Lettermen, Uwe Heroes S ,W , V fs ' 3 N ..:-2 f E?-' fi ne 'Qte- PUD- 'os Raw ww: Tony Madda, Jim Eismon, Bob Vecchio, v. pres., Mark Gritliths, .lack Drake, Bill Morgan, pres.: Tom King. Row nw: Tom Wachter, Dick Palieka, Dick Barbey, see.: Mario Gerhardt, Dave Moore, Bob Barbey. treas.1 Willard Brown. Row rlzrw: Butch Andrews, Tom DiBartolomeo. Tim Tartara, Dick Caine, Bob Edwards, Dave Davies, Dave Carr. Rmvfbur: Parker Mapes, Dave Hunter, Bill Morris, Bob Vargo. Don Petersen, Phil Saunders, Denny Rogers. Al Thomson. Under the capable supervision of Coach Leo Strang. the members ot' the Shaw Lctterman's Club enjoyed a sueccsst'ul year. This social club meets on the second and fourth Wednesday of every month. Membership is automatic for any boy who has earned a S in a varsity sport. The Letterman's Club and the Friendship Clubs sponsored the Mistletoe Twirl and the Lettermen have seventh inning stretch. dance was a gala all'air. The Lcttermcn were also the guests ol' the Athletic Council for a delightful masquerade party, and also a hayride was held later in the season. The ollicers for the past year were: President. Bill Morgan: Vice-President. Bob Vecchio: Sec- retary, Dick Barbeyg and Treasurer. Bob Bar- bcy. So who's thinking about a football game? 71 'Hi-Y And Handsome. . . i Ji 'il Row one: Dick Muny, Mel Stone, Robin Read, Dick Stafford, Jack Drake, pres. Row Iwo: Ken McDaniel, Dave Kuby, Ronnie Buchan, v. pres.g Tim Tartara, Bob Edwards, Gary DeWyer. Row rhrcv: Jerome Jerome, Bill Lim- ' G ntil . Rawlhmr: Tom Maruna, sec.-treas.g Mike Bauer, Dave Baird, Tom bird, Bruce Parent, Bob Bode, Dennis e e Brussee, chaplain, Dave Hunter. 1 . E I I l i i i l l , l i ? .E i Row mm: Mark Griffiths. Row two: Gary Doles, Jim Eisman. B k an, Bill Fosythe, Jim Shelton. Row Row rlzree: Renny oo m hhzurs Ken Green, Bill Howells, Dave Powers. 78 High 'on the list of popular activities for the fellas is Hi-Y, primarily a service club, associated with the YMCA. Distributing posters for election day, serving at din- ners, and raising funds for the Y cam- paign are but a few of their wide-spread service projects. The group is not all service, how- ever, add several dances and their annual hay-ride to the list, and you'll have the program. Meetings were held in the new YMCA house at Lee and Euclid, Monday nights at 7:30, under the sponsorship of Mr. Don Fortune. Officers were Jack Drake, president, Ron Buchan, vice-president, Tom Maruna, secretary-treasurer, and Tom Brussee, Chaplain. qv Ylzlglotr. . . Camera . . . Actzbn . . X K i g Q, X . WY Row une: Mr. Silberger, Bob Zentz, pres.: Murray Kolod, v. pres,-treas. Dick Rogers. Row two: Al Sattler, Allen Clum, Fred Harris, Ed Madson, Bob Bauer, sec.: Jim Brown, Carl Fisher, Bruce Rick, Norman Bresky. 'Cq..Cq.. Come In Plame. . Ham-operating is an exciting hobby which has been coordinated into an active group known as the Radio Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Donald Silbcrger. The weekly Thursday night meetings are taken up with the study of fundamentals ofuapplied radio. Occasional sessions are held at the home of Robert Dreifort, during which, time is spent tuning in news broadcasts from such far off places as Russia, France, and Spain, and listening to conversations from all over the world. f'This concludes our movie, back to class kiddies, said the instruc- tor. The films presented this year to the students of Shaw, such as 'fThe Strange Case ofthe Cosmic Rays, were made possible by our movie operators, a group of fifteen hard-working students, un- der the direction of Mr. Donald Silberger. Their job was to locate and present films on a wide variety of subjects for the various scholastic departments of the school, as well as school parties and assem- blies. Occasionally you heard, Oops, darn it! The film broke! But thanks to a capable well- organized crew, progress was resumed almost immediately. To provide this service, lunch periods and study halls were relinquished, but invaluable experience was acquired by all. J 1 Al l' r l l Row one: Dave Reynard, sec., Bob Bauer, pres., Jerome Jerome, treas.g Bob Driefort, v. pres.g Mr. Silberger. Row two: Al Sattler, Kevin Smith, Myron Faverman. Row three: Astra Peterson, Janet Debesis, Allen Clum. 79 ,. r Senzorr Realzze that Frzendrhzp I5 the Per ect Blendrlnp ff W ..t f av H .5 sz Q 1 A 7, E Rani' i 1, 1 K Ron nm Nincy Bruce prog ch ludy Diemert v pres Diane Peebles sec.-treas.1 Margaret Jones, pres. Rim' f -' A ' ' 'i S rim Silly Webster Bonnie Czcrnck loin Haskell Betsy Btyllss Sue Sturges. Row flute. Marilyn Schmitt, ue M irctte Rosllle Klusker Flsie Borthwick Marilyn Sahan Ruthie Decker. One of the major functions of Senior Friendship is to acquaint the new sopho- mores to Shaw High. Friendship does thif through their big and little sister project This year they had an assembly to help acquaint all the big and little sisters. Under the sponsorship of Miss Carpen- ter and leadership of Margaret Jones unc Ruth Decker Friendship redecorated thc girl's rest room on the cafeteria level Speakers. potlucks, service projects anc dances all kept Senior Friendship busj this year. Y fr-tfoplok The high spot in Junior-Sophomore Friendship's activities was the Mistletoe Twirl, a semi-formal dance co-sponsored with Senior Friendship and Lettermen's Club. Also, with the help of their advisor, Miss Mary Ellen Brophy, the girls gave a basket of food to a needy family during the Thanksgiving holiday. Row one: Judy Hochwald, treas.1 Linda McGaughey, pres.g Cathy Cortese, sec.: Carol Masley, v. pres.g Ollie Davis, prog. ch. Row two: Betsy Kromer, Sharon Lapka, Abbey Linhart. Raw rhrrv: Barbara Carman, Nancy Baker. Row jbur: Toni Condopoulos. sl el l S tflvine Again C .C sl J 1 L l wg! Jr.-Soph. huddle at the Christmas dance 81 Ye 01' Shuttle Editors f' ,af t ri? W 'Q vb' . If 1 5 - s M ' I5 fn X ff : I it if A t ' Ai - Laura Bowman Ann Tomcho Janet Debesis Sylvia Rutkosky Activiries Ed.-in-Chief Photographer Under-grads Q? 'la ,Qi YY? 7 V.. s ' i A1 Ruth Decker McNeill Marilyn Schmidt Affwififs Under-grads ,z a. 5- gp fg, ' -.K if X N, Pat Moore fl ' D i, Chris Wulf Aff 'll T l'l'3W.'t t n . m Seniors Q Q5 f n K' W., A 1 fr , V A , I V -5 - 2 f A X 1 Q I Donna Kassigkeit Phil Saunders COPY Sports Get your cotton' pickin' hands off that! was the familiar war cry inside the confines of room 38 this year. The Shuttle staff, consisting of 24 members, spent most of their time busily losing writeups, lay- outs, and of course, pictures. They did do constructive things too, once in a while, like sponsor- ing a dance, bake sale, and selling undergrad pictures. And, also- strictly by luck--they did get the 1958 SHUTTLE out. 82 Jzlnct defying gravity. XN So George, what's your problem? I Hey, Morph, wc didn't know you could read! 83 13 When A Kleen Girl Walks Down The tftreet.. L' T4 1. . 1 5' S1 .- es, 5 ig fr vit -i A 4 K , A 1' ya, ng' y 'ff W 4.1 'Tk iv I 'K ' , sv ,V , t S L, f f .. . 6 . 1 .f 5 4 , 4 t A ' ra - Yi -7 fa. w- - K X fi -4 of Q' ,gg -5. r' .. 1 , ' 1 NJ 3 l C3 .,,h ,K f 1 1 ,At .ff . , , I i A J t rf r 15 al -Q -. C513 A e A 6 v . 1 .5 Q . ,. , 1 'Q ,. 1 Ilia l i Q 1 l f v Row one: Sally Stone, Sue Beattie, Nancy Payne, Sally Raudebaugh, Gwen Cornman, Audrey Loughney, serv. ch.: Joan Haskell, Becky Morrow, Pat Frederico. Row two: Joyce Ross, Margie Graves, Joan Fraser, Elsie Borthwick, sec.-treas.g Carol Brown, Donna Harris, prog. ch.g Janet Larsen, Judy Mernone. Row three: Bonnie Czernek, pres.: Linda DeBoe, Ruth Decker, Marilyn May, Karen Jamnick, Astra Peterson, Sue Arnold, Patsy Kennan, Margaret Kerr. Row hur: Joan Culver, v. pres.: Molly Stillinger, Pat Forsythe, Janet Schuff, Linda Parker, Betsy Bayliss, Betsy Salter, Joan Jacobs, Susan Say. Y-teens is the gals version of Hi-Y and is associated with the YWCA. As a service club, they have completed a number of projects for their community, such as, making toys for children and helping needy families at Christmas time. As a girls club, they have had splash parties, dances, and lots of fun! During the course of the year, two conferences were held with other groups of Y-teens throughout the city, various schools being represented. Meetings were held in the new YWCA house at Lee and Euclid, the second and fourth Monday's of each month at 3:45 P.M. CC JJ Popcorn, Pecmutlg , , V ' ' 5 . :Z f : Q ft 4 , fa ,Q 1 ,,i'31 i 5 sv Row one: Ruth Ernstein, Ann Tomcho, Andrew Perry, Barb Bookman, Duretta Schroeder. Row two: Bob Vargo, Diane Peebles. Bob Spitz, Sylvia Rutkosky. Row three: Ed Miscko, Donna Kassigkeit, Pat Moore, Minna Baker. 84 Cmrkerjkzcle . . . Remember how good that hot chocolate and buttery popcorn tasted at those cold, home foot- ball games? This service was pro- vided by our concession-stand workers. The Student Council supplied the manpower, while the P.T.A. donated the know- how of Mr. Paul Brocr and the other adult managers. The Social Room Fund is the financial target ofa large part ol the profits. The concession people donate all of their energy to this project for they are certainly swamped at half-times, but the high spirit and warm, good humor of their co-workers provided ample pay- ment. 'cWe5fe Got The gb. .. .D I-Qu N s Run' uma' Rosalie Klusker, pres.: Marty Riggert, y. pres.: treas. Iron' Iwo: Sue Henderson, pub. ch.: Miss Smith, Linda I ch.: lat Conway, prog. ch. Spirit and enthusiasm are thc most valuable pos- sessions of the 230 members of this ycar's Pep Club. Under the energetic sponsorship of Miss Norma Smith, this club has undertaken the great responsibility of directing the school spirit. Or- ganized cheering, the annual Soek Hop, and bushels ot' artistic masterpieces adorning the halls in support of all athletic contests are a mere few of the programs that Pep Club over-sees. Are you in search ofa Cardinal sweat-shirt'? A Ruthie Decker, sec.- 1 Yannctta. ass't. pub. shakeroo? Pep Club pins? Senior mums? This lot also falls to this year's active membership. A new addition to Pep Club is the program chairman who heads the program sellers. These girls. who volunteer their services, were found braving the elements at all football games. Another new feature was found in the programs themselves. a clever gossip column full of witty tidbits. Row uma' Margie Ciraxes, Miss Smith, Pat Conway, Rosalie Klusker. Renee Knopf. Sandy Cianci. Row Iwo: Mona Althans, l.inda Schweizer. Betty Barrett. Ruthie Decker, Barb Milligan, Luana Clark, Marty Riggert, Sue Win- gerter, Mary Waechter, Ollie Daxis. .ludy Yannetta. Sharon Lapka. 6 '21 Glimpse Of Plaiaf Carole Parsh Beallie A fpmflelzng Smzle And ......... Sue Reynolds lHcud Foo Judy Simons lbzxl lj QGQZXOKQ xw B Ch w we lewd ll 1 MW! 'aslkcxb A N ive A Yell -,sr LW isa,-+ as is NS itssiits O . .. n fa-J K, Q-j 'i gil. Pat Forsythe, Joyce Ross, captain, Becky Morrow, Gwen Cornman, Marilyn Honroth, Sally Stone. A peppy cheer, a glimpse of bright red shoes, a Sally Stone. Chosen at the start ofthe basketball winning smile and the new Junior Varsity cheer- season, these six girls give much of their time and leaders make their entrance to the annuals of Shaw all of their enthusiasm to gaining support for the High history. The graceful girls for this year are: J-V team. Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Pat Forsythe, Joyce Ross, captain, Becky Mor- Eleanor Pavey, their supply of cheers and presen- row, Gwen Cornman, Marilyn Honroth, and tation ofthe same is spectacular. l Row ww: Betty Barrett, Linda Schweizer, Marty Riggert, Lynne Taylor, Barbara Milligan, Renee Knopf, Mary Waeehter. Row two: Beverly Austin, Mona Althans, Pat Conway, Cara Warner, Carol Parsh, Bonnie Czernek, Elaine Nahra, Ollie Daves. Raw rlirw: Sue Arnold, Carol Pesek, Linda Anderson. Joyce Ross, Alice Spiecia, Phyliss Donatelli, Jane Ruuska, Linda Johnson, Nancy Baker. Ruwjimr: Maureen Kennan, Ruth Decker, Laura Bowman, Nancy Thomas, Sandi Higgins, Linda Durnbaugh, Linda Craw- ford, Margie Graves, Sandy Cianci, Carolyn Retei. 87 Y0u1'1r-r-1'-1'-re ut! No sport is ever complete without the useful, but of times unwelcome, rulings ol' various oliicials. These girls, who are pros on the laws governing such sports as volleyball, baseball, and basketball, donate valuable time on many early morn- ings to refreshing their memories on the minute details of the sport. They not only aid the players but in learning these line points, often make the sport more enjoy- able to themselves. After participating in the sport, they endeavor to help others by keeping the confusion down to a mere roar. Disagreements over the different calls are always under control for these gals know their business. Row one: Mary Hartley, Larry Egan, Tom Ham- ilton. Row two: Dave Martinson, Don Taylor, George Gould, Dick Alter. Row three: Rachel Probst, Bill Limbird, Bob Bode, Paul Hodge. Row four: Larry Carlson, Bruce Patterson, Dave Welty, Don Fisher, Ron Loeser. Row one: Marilyn May, John Holmes, Ronnie Buchan, v. pres., Ken Dodge. Row two: Tom Uhrig, Tom Woehrman, George McHendry, Ken Strack. Row three: Carole Randolph, Dave Carr, Vic Nelson, Jim Hossel. Row one: Betsy Kromer, Gwen Cornman. Row two: Linda Parker, Mary Ellen Maher. Row Three: Jane Wesley, Betsy Bayliss, Brenda Neff. 'f . . And The Bam Ta-ta! Sweek! Toot! Ba-zoom! Noises, strange and mysterious, are heard drifting from the music room every seventh period but it is a remarkably line sound when combined into the famous Shaw Band. Performing at the football games, with elaborate half-time shows, an annual spring and winter concert and inaugur- ating the television show Band-stand are a few of the varied activities of this popular group, led by the equally pop- ular S. Robert Fraser. layed On .. . Mixing with the students from other Lake liric League schools at the L.E.L. band festival, the Military Ball. and at informal lunchcons, this group presents one of Shaw's linest features to Greater Cleve- land. A mixed cross-section ol' the larger group, the Senior Band. lends much to the atmosphere at all rallies and many basketball games. They are capably led by Bill Howells, drum major. X-U51-I Row one: Edith Elyard, Carole Mackowski, Molly Stillinger, Joanne Keefer. Row two: Sally Webster, Lib., Karen Jamnick, Jay Hershey, Elsie Borthwick. Raw three: Tom Balk, Bill Redill, Nick Cortese, pres., Dennis Haverly. Row four: Dominic Miani, Eddie Schehl, Nor- man Bresly, Sue Riss. Row one: Sally Jordan, Sue Sturges, Nancy Mackowski, Jackie Myers, corr. sec. Raw two: Sandra Clark, Irene Hutter, Linda Moore, finan- cial sec. Row three: Sue Elconin, Joyce Pedonese, Ronald Husarik. Row,01ur: Tom Andrews, Gary Neubauer, Fred Parsh. Row one: Ed Frey, Howard Blank. Row two. Barbara Albrecht, Abby Linhart. Raw three Martin Hochman, Larry Hall, Bruce McCamy Vic Wallace. Talented Majbrettef end Sparkle T 0 Hay Time rw ., , Drum Major, Bill Howells. li S Doris Eiehler, Gail Dunlap, .loan Fraser, Bill Howells, Ginny Regan, Janice Pink, Ginny Richter. Gracefully strutting in front of the Shaw band arc six polished per- formers known as the Shaw majorcttes. The girls eapably aid drum major, Bill Howells, in presenting the half-time shows. They made their debut in perfect style and charmed everyone at rallies, games, and other band functions. 'fauna' An 71 'D Q - Participating in the Vet- eran's Day Program, the Christmas Concert, and Shaw's Spring Concert was thc Mixed Chorus. The Stu- dent Conductor ol' this group ol' titty members was Mr. Ralph Lockwood, un- der the sponsorship ot' Miss Margery Shields. Accom- panists for the group were Ralph Lockwood, Peggy Rollo. and Betsy Kromcr. Section leaders were Bar- bara Bradely, Peggy Rollo, and Bill Wilhoyte. g bt 'E 5 -sg ,A - 5 x l v 7 - 4 Raw mm: Betsy Kromer, Ellen Ebbert, Karen Ulick, Barb Balstad, Peggy Rollo, Pat lfetlerico, Bonnie Czernek, JoAnn Freitag, Beverly Hanna, Carmen Medxes. linen Ledger, l.oretta Cirino. Row two: Joan Rogers, Carole Ullemcyer, Barbara l-'uIgham, Eliiabeth Rein, Ann Cook, Bar- bara Bradley, Sallie Kaburiek, .lanet Nells, Sandy Schcldt, Barb Bythway. Connie Sweet, Pauline Hudak. Row Ilireer Myra Johnson, Joyce Ross, Tony Madda, Mike Yarble, Dale Collins, Iiaxe Rollo, Roger Pierce, .lim Shelton, Harold Pickering, Gary Noall, Sue Rohlotl'. Row fmir: Grace Porter, Donna Dailey, .lohn Derry, Ron Dolinsky, Ronald Wosky, Victor Nelson, Bob Baker, Dave Brubaker, Tom Maruno, Ralph Lockwood, Bill Wilhoyte, Sharon Lapka, .lanet Dornback. 90 Candlehlglot Ana' .foft Murzk J Music to munch by is a f tr feature ol' String Ensemble playing everything from Deep Purple to Jazz, Pizzicatof' String Ensemble has performed at East Cleveland Women's Club, Y i s N.E.O.T.A. Banquet, an- nual l'ootball banquet, and other organizations. The group is composed ot' eight girls under the direction ol' Mr. S. Robert Fraser. Row one: Tama Cahow, Pat Moore, Madeline Alpiner, Gail Dun- lap. Row Iwo: Linda Parker, Gwen Cornman, Linda Schweizer, Connie Sweet. Mufzk For Modernf Q F' 56265610 947' E3 Row wiv: Kathy Scott, Gloria HotTmeyer, Marilyn McNickle, Sally Raudebaugh, Elaine Daniels, Janice Pink, Barb Peluso, Barbara Stislow, Margaret Hollister, Linda Dysert, Dawn White, Toni Sivcc. Raw rum: Susan Sirota, Donna Herschler, Marietta D'Amato, Elaine Nabra, Kathy Miller, Martina Burin, Catherine Conroy, Pat Robertson, Charlene Sprinkle, Biruta Pavars, Nora Mayer, Sue Wingerter, Carol Kennedy. Row zlirve: Lola Watkins, Carolyn Whipkcy, Janet Larson, JoAnn Mastroburno, Marge Kerr, Carol Nickell, Jane Martin, Karen Miller, Diane Smith, Janet Schuff Caryle Randolph, Barbara Kirby. SH Music for moderns seems to be the theory guiding this year's Girls' Chorus for the songs and thc appearance ofthe members are chic and stylish. Miss Marge Kerr, the student-director, adds to the atmosphere of harmony and good taste. Their talents were appre- ciated at the Friendship Christmas program, the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. Due to Dawn White and Penny Miller, librarian and accom- panist, all were kcpt oc- cupied with littlc or no discord Ruw ww: Linda Parker, Lynne Alexander, Shirley Leblang, Jackie Myers. Row Iwo: Mark Grifliths, Dzivc Curr. Rudi Kluuss, Tom Brussce. Not picmn'zl.' Larry Hall. I - ., E 92 Row one: Mary Ann Thomas. Mary Wueehter, Madeline Alpiner, Pat Moore, Connie Weltcr. Gail Dunlap. Joan Fraser, Bui'hurzi Harshaw, Row two: Gwen Cornman, Linda Schwci7cr, Connie Sweet, Vicky Martin, Linda Parker, Margaret Chambers, Tamar Cahow. Raw Illl'l'l'.' George Griffiths, Ed Frey, Nick Cortesc, 3 ! ll a Q . -.sig-X. VOCAL: Run' umm' linda Parker. Jackie Myers, Shirley l.el1lang. Lynne Alexander, .lane Ruuska. Barbara Albrecht, Ginny Schmitt. .loanne Rapitzky. Row Iwo: Lewis Jones. Mark Gritliths. Charles Alexander, Rudi Klauss, Harry Albrecht, Daye Carr. Tom Brussee. INSTRUMENTAL: Row ww: Alyce Billington. Pat Moore. Gail Dunlap. Madeline Alpiner. Row nw: Doug Kline. Ed Schehl, Nick Cortese, Domcnic Maiani. RowIl1rt'1'.' Fd lfrey, Ronnie Buchan, liill Howells, Ken Strack. Bill Liinbird. Dave Welty, Bruce Patterson. A UQ All Finishing its third year of performing and ,, 2 entertaining was an outstanding group ot 32 Shawites 116 vocalists and I6 instru- 6 mentalistsl. Collectively they're known as the Rhythm Teens. and they've made a ,Q name for themselves while performing for 4 s various civic and service groups, clubs, fraternal organizations, and school as- semblics. The Rhythm Teens are composed ol vocalists and instrumentalists selected from choir and orchestra. They rehearse outside ol' school time under the direction ot' Miss Margery Shields t Ma l and Mr. Robert Fraser t Pa B. One ot' their noteworthy performances was given last February. when Rhythm Teens was the featured talent at the Public Auditorium for the Dental and Health Program. Ralph Lockwood. Martin Hoclunan. Doug Kline. Row Afimr: l-'red Parsh. Doinenic Maiani. George McHendry. Ken Strack. Glen Halal. .lim llulton. Bob Bode. Dick Wiedlund. Bruce Pattcrs llfl on. ..-APN Do-re-mi-fa-sol-. Practice makes perfect and the Shaw choir is a living example of this old proverb. The ninety-three members of this hard-working musical group are directed by Miss Margery Shields. Working every fourth period on the perfection of their songs has paid off in enjoyable programs at N.E.O.T.A., the patrons of Sterling- Linder Davis, at Christmas, the students of Shaw High and their par- ents. The audience are not the only ones enjoying themselves for the choir members have a blast. Leading the group are Rudi Klauss, president, and Lynne Alex- ander, secretary-treasurer. The elegant wardrobe is guarded by Gwen Cornman, George Griffith, Bob Hamilton and Jackie Myers. Sharing responsibility with the officers are the section leadersg Tom Brussee, Dave Carr, Jane Ruuska, and Jane Wesley. 911 Run' umm' Judy Yannetta, Gwen Cornman, Linda Parker, Jackie Myers, Shirley Leblang Jean Giunta, .lean McDermott, Elsie Borthwick, Judy Hochwald, Sandy Macko, Joan Jz ' b G' ico , mny Regan, linda Driefort, Mary Waeehter, Sara Laubaugh, Arline Leonhardt Gail Pratt Tama Cahow, Sue Anne Elconin, Carol Parsh, Susie Price, Janice Megahan, Linda Johnso 1. R I UW fW0.' Lynne Alexander, Bonnie Zifcak, Betsy Salter, Pat Whiteman, Barbara Albereeht, Nancy Shimits, Margaret Chambers, Diane Peebles, Toni Newcomer, Jane Wesley, Barbara Libby, Joanne Ka- pitzky, Virginia Schmitt, Diane Birekline, Martie Sullivan, Lois Lceson, Luane Clark, Pat Moore, Jane Ruuska, Abby Linhart, Alyce Billington, Margaret Jones, Barb Fuller. Row flH'l'l'.' Lewis Jones, Donald Peters, Dennis Sikora, Bob Thomas, Robin Read, Tom Gibson Don Rhodehamel Chuck Alexander, Ken Green, Mark Grifliths, Jim Hossel, Bob Hamilton, Geor e Crifliths D g 1 , ave Moore, llred Parsh, Dave Heishman, Roger Radomsky, Lester Vought, Ken Petro Duane Hoff- meyer, Dick Muny. Ruwjimrx Cal Mackell, Bob Maytas, Bill Forsythe, Mark Price, John C t' ur in, Don Unik, Tom Wachter, Herb Hoffmann, Bruce Parent, Jerry Newton John Dirner Dave Hunter, Tom Brussee, Larry Hall, Doug Barnes, Stuart Fitrell, Jack Kline, Dave Carr, Harold Albrecht, Rudi Klauss, George Fox, Floyd Soble, Doug Kline. 95 xx. 'XZTT-3 M L ,Q- +-1 6 figgngf 1-J iii?- fgl 4 7? Mm! Q-if-Q sfk,...i3 wx' 'ir' nclerqr -54.41 . I ' s F 1' , -. J 'fu' Q Q' 'i K: 3 . 1.1 .ag1'r.5, qs ' Q, .., ' 5' en, ii CLASS OF n . A ' N Kent Andrews vi ' fy Herb Alexander , V . AN UAR Y Lynn nnnnnnnn ' 'Q' fa, 2+ Q guu, 'V gl n Mig' i K if 1959 ne 'U' ,nf te 3 1, ,J J Dave Allen f' W V V' Jim Angle ,I 3 -. Q W' A Nick same ,-- if ,i 53 -A ' Q , .A V L' A Betsy Bayliss ' ' , --31 , Nancy Beach A , 5 , Vg wir' Q g Q V Roger Bramley t ' 5 Dave Carr V 'L' 7 ff A' Jonathan Carter ' rl l 4 . 'J ii ' Q A J' ' ' 1 L Don Caruso t ,J gi ,ff -A , .L ,J A fn- R A N in I, R ., ' fiiilf T A Anthony Chang A A , I A Luana Clarke Z V 1- 4 'L' Donna Clements iv Q xl ' A nn 4 1, tb- Bill DeFranco John Dirner Phyliss Donatelli 'Q' my ,l ' t Russell Croucher Iris Crowley Joan Culver John Cummings Bonnie Czernek 'I ' t . 4. ' X if J 5 Mary Duncan Jim Eismon Edith Elyard Mike Evans -udfnan, -A 4:1 W' ,J A, J C x-.A ft X 7? A4-Jr. -rs A f n f If fl .Q sri 'ff G 32 AAXX 5 awww QT P x J .' if S 7' YY Ab K vw. O K I .,,, ,prrx vm' ,NA 4 fp ' M? lnara Henkhuzens Duane Holfmeyer Emil Horwitz Jim Hossel , .-fn, 1.' x X . ,L ' f 'I -vv ifvsf .J fi 5 sv ' . if 1 1 x Y 1 .B vo f,,Ki 'wg Q 'OB r 5 A I , dv J- +I.. 4 'ui b S ' F 'JM A gs? ' 4 Myron Faverman George Fox Richard Fox Barbara Fulgham Q L , P J-.. ' . sk ,.....,, 5: i -Q' Walter Gail Jean Giunta Ken Gree Mark Gri n fiiths Tom Guenther Jane Hadsell Dave Heishmun N X ,yi X 1 J l X4 i.., I E! , X ' 1 Dick Hell t ' Q : 'R J 2. :.i if 'L s. K was X' E A J A J f , Katie Hotz Bill Howells Donna lsheim Joan Jacob Linda Johnson 36 S I , 3 ii 'CH' Renee Knopf Liama Lasmanis Louis Longano Mike Mabee 99 df Lewis Jones Paul James Joanne Kapitzky Rudi Klauss Doug Kline -A-q. A A? l ix V. 'i Nix? f X 9 me au .J 4,3 ,Q ya.. .ff Q L. I . x Mx . 'K. v-3 so l.5, , f-. pf an X 1' , .wi N -ul' R X W I Kwai QY :MV .fb SX W f'e X 'rf J - -4 ,. LA --f N kkk, S J - .1 'i .A Z ,E lr' J A K . 1 l l. J N , X P h i s. Joyce Maybury ' Vernon Mechtcnsimer Nancy Molnar - V Bob Morton i 4 N al Don Motsch John Murphy Edmond Nagel Dave Nank ' . W h tqf b Linda Parker I Biruta Pavars ' ,L 'HA Bonita Pink lf fa 4 - f, J .. -1-S - ,Nt ff is 'A 1 ' Q 3 x 1 'Y 1 3 x r r ! Q i ,M t 1' V Age' 2 'fff1? J Bill Porter ' Dave Powers i - ,. Adrienne Priori '- agff' J ' , J gi S -4 -gg' i x i i .,.,: A i i ' M fi 5 Dianne Ramm 1 Ron Rhodes Dennis Rogers ,gi Vg Janet Rogers 494 We X Betsy Salter Charlotte Sattler Catherine Scaffide f Virginia Schmitt Dave Silvestro B I 'D P9 t-Y I Barbara Smith Connie Smith Floyd Sobel Dolores Somich ' i - 1 - J Alice Spiccia .fa-ug. YD- 1 -.nfl A . nlgk ff!! 3 'CU' 5 gfff Xt Y 5 S . ',i, ,Q 'Q 26? .gy 1-y X? 4 ' me ,fi ,gr YQ? in .4 '- i ...S Q AY J f AL 'Q RK T33 1-A -seed NJ' lllll VJ W ,,, ,. 9 1 fs 'Vi -W-7' f,,.....,yv if r 5 ,lb f f it x ,AV S 'Y' YF' Q fn ki .3 5 W, ' x X. 1 A .-wx. Yi, .- .. S ws QF, .Q i t 5 s t .K ch X- .Qi Y W f Gunita Steinberg Karen Stoneman Mattie Sullivan Kurt Turhune Nancy Thomas Bob Thomas Al Thomson Janice Thompson Lucille Trentanelli fr- Q TJ , si X X X 5 ,aux if ,... t E s X X4-J Mike Tscvdos V Richard Vaughn , 1 N, Ai b Nicholas Vitantonio ii 5, i f ii Marsha Vogel B X 0' - ' V 'x , Lester Vought Y .tb , X- ,Q wilt, ..... W a a W X Ss y m P, f I X . ,My , 1 . - N Dave Welty 'i Carl Wick , Q Richard Wicdlund b Q L ' .X 'F '5 ., Tom Wischmeycr A r r sz Swv I . In . X Y T Bill Wittenmcyer A Ruth YW CLASS OF Bonnie Zifcak L ,Q . 5,152 Dick Zuckctt B . A Martin Ackerman W T- m A gf- no Tom Adams f 'S .Q Barb Albrecht B :A! i c P Qt sue Alley A - ' K X A Q A m Mona Althans W, I it Q m K t . Linda Anderson g X + ,L John Artin 4 Q sink kr. bb ,M li Dave Aumcnd vt t My f rd mx X I 5, - Elaine Afurada av--0 ,. - fi' ' every ustin :-' if Q ' A G 1 'seg X f llll Charles Baad K Minna Baker 2 fvxi A3 ,, Tom Balk . 4 ,ii , V Ab 5 .ji Kathy Balmenti Nga? Diane Baltz John Barile Betty Barrett f Steve Beercheck M 5 5.5 Carol Behrens ' 5' ' .B 45 S Q wg 'A K if D C n 'ze I' Tom Bennett Ed Bercs 3 - ffigi i K Howard Berrey K ' Louise Bestvina ' Erma Biliter -li f W gli b L D Diane Dirckline ,I A f .lim Biss it, Roger Bollen H., f 'L Rennie Bookman A ge! il M: Q Don Bosway Barb Bradley Clayton Brelo - Norman Bresky 7, Q ,espn-m 43:1 - M... Doug Brisbine I 1 I ' Jim Brown Paula Cannavino f' INK Cathy Catanesc PM '13 Barb Carman gag. .L -' x X ff. i ' ' 1 fi yah Rosemarie Cerame Q Sallie Cheek il Bob Chamberlain Peter Ciccotti Vera Clemente 3 ,N ltl2 si -N V 22 '- fo Ov 8, . K ,tn -eff gb 1 f'.:f.: 9M if , ii- 5 ..1 .-as l -.wi -.at Q ez' 5: . 'Q ' AJ in Rv 35:7 Sa Q 4 1 D ' ai Q ,Q ' mg, 'fs W fa FC ff, 5 -4' .5 ' 0 . 'Z Q A Q .Q r'N 'a f- 3 -uv-5 f 0 ,. .g ,4 'Ng I xl 'A 0 ,3 37 n A Y W ,Bl U, '3 5 is .sw .v--g J . 5 X J. A Ei. ,Ju 431-QS ii' :P - ,l 59 . si. ,ey if ., ' 1 . 3 Donna Colbert Ken Connell Janice Conway Bill Crum Joyce Culpepper X 5. in .pl -r 'tr WSC! Dave Davies Arlyne Davis Bob Davis Marlin Duvis Carol Debullzo Sv X sy-X 'Q' Fix , .2 'ZLIP e Bill Deutsch Roger Ditty Gary Dolcs Tom Driefort Ray Dumbrys S0 . -ra ' M-J 2? .dx 0- -Q1 fx tl Ken Eppich Eugenia Fatsi John Feagler Nick Federico Bill Fichen ig.: ..3 . M11 J Aw... Jim Cunningham John Curtin Donna Dailey Louis DeHaas Deborah Delphra Sue DeMent Fran Denton wget ,,3 . -.I Linda Durnbaugh Linda Dysert Sue Elconin Jack Elstone .3 v uf, 4 I I R 2,1 I f.. fs 1---fy . Ek, C Q I Q 1 .23 91 , . s .x is Aye 'Wins i .I-5, A F iz. 'fix ii J' I ,, . i X , . 4 , h 1 X 6 lllfl Linda Fisher e C75 'rg ,--.. Bea Fletcher fc: Sb Y' ' W g Anne Fogarty W .5 ' ,, rl i Bill Forsythe Q 'tv 57' H Elaine Fratiani ..,.- '4' rl Barb Gaynor 4 i , fx Joyce Geffen ,Q 1 L K I' fx 7 Mario Gerhardt p L 'B 'Y Y B ' A ' Darryl Gleason 5 , 2 I ,- M .lanet Glenn 51 w 53 5 G ' .1-:i Anna Gonter - f-- Kenn Gordon ,f r '5 ' y ' K 4 A ' X 'h ' i an Elaine Gottlieb 6 'L 1-3 ' Q ' George Gould -2' 5 ' A A 2' Y r W Virginia Greene K - 17 . ,Q -nalifl A 1 X A A A Nancy Guenther ,M X R iafng Al Hamilton if A .fi Tom Hamilton ug.. F -...Q .5 5 Ellen Hanel ff' J A f Fred Harris an jx 3 X Mary Hartley , Q. W.. rr tfgjt! Joyce Haskell I Q y I. 1 Ab 0 i 'N gf Tom Hayes Q7 ' ...B Peggey Hayes ' 5 l Q1 , ' 1 lrl Heller to a Q Q IN Bill Helmer Q . Gary Henninge g ' , -' ,A ,N X f , X- K Jay Hershey D ' Q 31 n ' I' -3 , John Hewitt 3 J .A , 5 ' t Sandra Higgins ,YFY Qi K- f, 2? IAK my - a n n 4' 'fi gr t I ,e.,p - Judy Hochwald A , A Herb Hoffman QQ d l V ' Ronald Hughes Y ,xt FK i R F f' ' tx ,Q Kent Hughes g 7 3 - , , 3 1 'EB' f' lll-l i 1:6- ,. 7-,.1e' ,QE Q . 'Q X Q s X WN . 1 ,l J I -on-txt l' I 'U' Q' .A 'J' mi? J .-Tl. vb. As tv' 'x.t. Q B of' VNV vi it Q A fi info .-Q-av K .5 2X,,,,f 4. 'I-Tax .3 FQLL -J Victor Komaree Jim Hultin Beverly Hupp f-5 Carl Komma Marian Kouba Jim Krause Janet Kretzcr 39453 at' E7 H 48.4. 5 Je ' N Betsy Krorncr Carol Kuznik Dave Kwasney Sara Laubaugh -wa QF -T I H 1 5 5 -K jiene lu Lcrf is .5 1 ga 3 .mee m o - ,ey Lynne Jackson L l 7 - X X Barb Jamieson ,- ,, - Don Jescheling J 'B H Joyce Johnson vit 'vit ' 1 Myra Johnson . Vernon Jones ....,,, L J l Sally Kuburick A m ' Toni Kelly is v - .-., l-'rank Klcnoshek it J H , ' Denny Klug 2 - ' by ' Karen Kobel M , J fi? A L N gms A rf, L 1 ? f T Sv- .'. 'ff fm , -s. xhlff V A J N .A - rr A J WT? so J ' .sso 3. V ., B ,A ,L --I V .. S A A -QNX Barb Libby Bert Lindermzm Abby Linhart Rodger Locher Nancy Long John Lann Sharon Lapku Margaret Lewis Pat Leonhardt if VA ' at 'Q 1 ' J , rss. ' Any.- if ...Zi was V .. l l05 'GD' Priscela Lovick Janet Lucas Sandy MacDonald Steve Machnicki Nancy Mackowski Y J W, fwg, ,. -W., fu- L fu fx A had J Y .Qi in w,,,,,? f'i. . M -ff: il N' 'X J e,Le- X was as f' N t ,tat J ,LL V Q 4 1 ,K .. , V,.. ' 2 I . Jim MacMorran , Domenic Maiani ' 1- 5 , Parker Mapes W , ,. : ' g ff!! i A' is A Jim Marino V .23 E il 5,5 if M, . Q .lim Martls we .f , Q37 ef-. , fu A 4 iw L sf r ' , fat- ii Rose Maruca A y K K Judy Marzullo ' ., an f J ., - .- is Q , f Marie Mastrobuono fr , I D 15, Qi' W, Q -57 Q John McClenahen - ' if ' i w5 Mflj7 , . V :1: J Jean McDermott ':,: 'WH' 4' N e'JJ 5 JJe ' ,t 5 L Linda McGaughey V A ' A ., ' 'f Ken McGuire V ' V i 6 George McHenry rv VQg,,x 5if,x 5 , to 3' I' , Wade McKee i N3 ' If , Don Meacham ' ,tg '-f-'VJ ' J 4.. ---ay ' A, - ,g ' if ' f' ' L ! if I Q-JH Paul Meeker f Z I if Janice Megahan ww J -W ff' E Pat Michel V ,Q W, '33 -eff 4 ,va Jim Mitchell ,, 'Q J - .4 ' ' , f .Q 1 ......t,, tw 5 W -I ' up Diona Olsin Dan Owen DeAnne Madson Carol Parsh Tony Passalaqua Betsy Moore Wayne Mormile Victor Nelson Carol Nibarger ' V W -cg-Q. if WX I x,d 'E'43i it Howie Myerscough ' 7 ,131 fn 10.2, Q Pat Nero 3 JB ,J . .. ,FQ M,- rs . It 'Q' X 4' , an - M-. AA - , V M. t M Y' 'fr K fp, nc ,, N - fi-me - A W'-1 f M 1 ,J V. A yi xi 1 J K7 X X 7. 106 I .f ops 13.86 f X .5 .Q if i ' N '31 'A A ,X , I' 1 X. Y? .H ff kv- wx TT-Yi gf t M95 1-IT Y, 'Q ' t f ,t nr . V . , N .- k A A pi - m ' fa x '45 X R lx ' Q iw sr? t f Y X S . X A Grace Porter N 6. N is Patsy Porter R g f - W' 6' if Charles Powers .QA --il f L Mark Price -'j' 'N - Andra Priedc s s rrrr s fi? K 4: U? . ' .A . is N ' yt L b 5 's,,, Z ,pm-In sf? rs -33 4 , M V? :PV r A K K if my 1 H .A -s. .1-P X 'I fox - - Jackie Richardson Ken Richardson Sue Riss Kathryn Retci E' R 'fra' . R , vioo., X. ss I l I I cgi ' Tv sf' R A up Q e sf 'ski K F -up-11' :iii ,qu gfm i 5 F X .. Q N cs, ' X9 A IO7 Rosario Perna Carol Pcsek Don Petersen Wayne Petrc Violet Pinkerton Bruce Patterson Dick Paxson Wendy Pearce Joyce Pedonesi Barb Peluso 2 fs? f Roger Radomsky Virginia Regan Duane Reschkc Bruce Richards rs:- .J ,9-vu, w .Q Pat Robertson Carol Rogers Charlotte Rood John Rose Tom Ross I -NW K X '81 v-'EW ,.,,. 4 FI. QP ks i Jean Rubin Linda Rushworth Carl Scarpello Ed Schehl S f' Fw - if if ig A ef' wa if may ' , QAQ5 -M ik sr? 16 f Roy Secura Jim Shelton Diane Shepler Barb Sheppard J pg- ff S 382 1 . K Kathy Sisk X 53: John smim .15 .Iudy Smith I Charles Smola 2 w if' S A . :..Z S M A '. i f 'A 'I 3 al ' rh r ' ali .3 'ga' y S X ,X W K' 4. , . , Connie Sweet 'Ji Dennis Swift . .33 1 Paula Taskes 4-wr, - Lois Trepes ff, Q3 . M , ' 'J' K T, X . Sandra Scheldt Linda Schiifbauer Doretta Schroeder Melvin Scolnick Joe Scully rf' .Ay l 9 Doug Sheppard Eleana Sheppard Nancy Shimits John Simcox Vivian Simpkins .pw K ,fx t, . V N49 'J K X S, if Q ,pam ffe . sash , A ff-,gs - .Q I-A-'ph 2 . . S -p 5, -3 fs:- f H Ei, in h' -43 S c c S S f E, fr . , A Ax X as as Dave Stakich Myron Stitt Ken Stone ,N -A Gorden Strodtbeck Q' .Lf Q Mary Svokas gk f iff- M -rw Y ,I S '-'B . .i.x ....-.-.- i' I Carole Ullemeyer I Don Unik Q: . Fran Volino Q me . l08 W x i x ki X x if - X vials A .- N W ff V . ,, px A.. N, X ', f ri A N ti ff C 3 K 7 ' as Q 5 get . .. gm . 1 'A K y A ' I P - - - 1 N' X Xen, .v CLASS OP AN UARY 1960 X fp' I .,a 54 , f i kc Chuck Vonada Victor Wallace Dan Wallar Liz Walter Ray Ward ,Q A Z0 'fx .Z r C fc Jr V R W Carol Waser Lola Watkins Mac Weaver Eleanor Welniak Linda White K M Paul White Q ' Pat Whiteman rv- an .. . . .. 4 Ira Widrlch A X ' gg 6 ' Chris walks tgp- - 'Q NN , ., kkkk E K Q X im C , Xu. ' :xii-Sf Dave Williams fax - 3 Sue Wingerter E C Sandra Wolfe tw Dave Wood Louie Yacobucci Judy Yanetta Jeffery Zellmer 5 m' r A X ,1. L Sterling Aldridge i 15 f Chuck Alexander 'Ji eeie 5 ' Y . -Q Madeline Alpiner K Bob Baker A Nancy Baker In 5 TR Barb Balstad L C ff l Charles Baron Q. Q X if I0 9 1 fs L if 'M Us V U if Q V .4 5 . if s A jg 4 ,U ' A . . Q v J ia le 'Q Y X ' 3 A Bill Blanchard Charles Blessing Mike Braun Bob Brewton Paul Broer K I I A X 1 ,ran .'Qa,g?ii t K . 'v .- 5 7 J Q it i -f-+,..,,, ,Ai gf, ,,,. ' t ,-5. X i ? 'x'fQ 'V Wi- ,vis - J, f . ,D , - l I ff ' V ,rx f 5 A V ff. ,cj J - .3 fe- ,lm Y L LX 0 Ll, V we ,J' x f f J' 'P -as if ab 1113? M ., w Y Jack Barry Don Bart John Bezdek John Bennington Jack Biggins Q 't Phyllis Brooker Vicky Brown Barb Bythway J oe Caile , vp 1. 'Sf K x I is - or :M l ' ' .afg- N. ' r' vw-'Q' s 4 .o 3'w.- I ff p Elaine Daniels Alfred Davis Tom DiBartolomeo John DiDonato Karen Dick ll llfl Loretta Cirino John Colgan Toni Condopoulos Cathleen Cortese Carol Credico :ii gi f 'B Aw ' ,fl I: I K I A' kgs, ,, .J , J , X 1 3. 3 ww - 9' - fi . '- . , J? NU B vb , -i ,ru ,,-, , J l I fl ' Qex 'A 'f J 'SS' Pete Cardullias Lucy Chang q Barry Childers L, K - Carl Christopher PA Y Earl Cipriani .W-.vi f Lf- .45 ' ,.,,h e It Ox 'YF IWW , J y .1 e-A '7 All Q r X ff- 'as K ' A fs. J W W 'B fy? '94 file -J if if z V. . B' 4 J. . at I P Janet Downes Bonnie Early f Q Gil Elberson fre y fu. 'D Tom Fish sg i x, 'rub i s G .. , fin' X x i N Y? 5 X vga N d . A 4 I l X X 'X .3 Y si R Laura Fleming Ron Fricke John Gall' Pat Gaston Tom Gibson uf' u -4-X - - ls- fr e' s 3 v- 0 -Q vp. 4-hi h .ix 5 x k ....- f N.. B 'nr Q .aa ' ' i X Phyllis Gregory Q G ' P N K ,Q John Haley K M s P f ISI Roger Hard iz' S , 5 ,ff Jack Harshaw .45 H5 all js - L- K :gf . . K I ws I M ' sf- .- Dennis Haverly X Q lf CWC Hayes is 2 ,rea X X I - Peggy Hayes .r' , X , s V ,I G... Tom Hendricks Q Dick Hennie Q Phyllis Hesford 0 , X Q. Q - is as -2 G 'Mi' xg X as x f' if X Marlene Hetzler I Q q on bw - Eileen Hine E A 'ii 'Ta 5,-gy fn' - Curt Hoageson 'law 5 sg' K g i ' ,mg - Marlene Holi' - in ' ,, 31, js 47 can Hoffman 433- M ,,, . is Wigan K fs C r i 6 TB l ,,J rg Bob Juliano Jim Kerr Al Koster Dick Lash Marvin Levey Gloria Hoffman Marilyn Honroth Pauline Hudak Sue Jenkins .4 wee' 5631 K 5 . 5 s K 5 r ,R . E., Ill Martha Lewis Barb Lowmillcr Frances Luca Dennis Manning Dave Manuel 1. , 4 at it 'ws :rib . A K if f .5 G' , N A. -ff' fe li 1 J w. Stuart Marks sq, , Vicky Martin W I Carol Maslcy I- We r 'W' ' Judy Mason ,. . 1 , ' .ludy McArthur S 1 , 3 L r 1 A I if t . gg - if WU Gail Miller Kathy Miller Carol Minello Davc Moore IQ'- X 2, , . fx Sandy Morger L V , Bill Morris ii W V A .. , , 23 Tim Mullen S 5 Q Marianne Nolte tk . ff N3 Bill Olsen , f -.. gk V A ,W V A. Nancy Payne N 'nt Don Peters V if , b A Ken Peters 3 4 , V- mi Janice Pink ' 2 -7 i' xf if Bob Poore 'M g R J F . V A X A Al Pranskevich f Dave Price r 7. if: ' jd Rachel Probst N if I L Carol Randolph -3 Don Rhodchamel ..-2 Ginny Richter Ron Rogish Ron Salavon Barbara Sanborn Richard Scheel . s AQ , 43' X, 'ui l I2 i is K . QL -P--to 9,1 ?,f N. Q-fi I , -ef Q f Q -v aaa if A 'fb J If P .A , .A-dl? . t Z if I lx af 'xg , if' ff-ww - 2: 'Ei' d x .S Bill Schultz Dick Schuster Michael Scully Martha Shapiro Dennis Sikora ily 0. X ' fl dv si K - i NAM- lx , Bonnie Shoe 'M 1 if ,, Don Smith W' N ws K -I Ken Smith .A N '- 'U 1 Q Chris Smolen X gy, b Bob Spitz fi SA,-ij? M .. 5 .. sig N :'i.. 'fs -- Q' f A 5 A Randolph Spoth A A F' .ix N r W Joan Stanick X qv-. Ret , ---' , 'J 1 . 0 - Sandra Stansky W S .. 'W Bf 't A X Ralph Sellge it t S. , ' Carl Strack ' , B m , 'E t . X f it fs x ,QF Bill Swackhamer . 2 .... i- i Q in A Gary Testa ..t 55 - r 'W A Dick Vago 43 ' if A f - .lean Van Plassendal t A E, ..,t?, X .vi Bill Waiwood 4 .ffm 51 fs. F Til-it . Roberta Walter A Ann Weeks . . Q Q-5: Bob Weiss 13 P - Carolyn Whipkey ' X 5 Bruce Wright 5 K K lir as Yr E ki fs - f -,sf l X ' iii Judy Addis so t Harold Albrecht - a Sl Q I Dick Alter .,,5 XA it ,N qzu 5, . IU E 1960 Wt I e s N N - Q S es e e A . to 5 RA' l ii.. N35 'X ' 2 is fi s A X ttti .. S B., f at S ' -A My 55 Ilfi Cl ,W-av-K I J 'E .ik ft K A' is Q:--nfs if Charles Atshuler Ronald Andrews Tom Andrews Leslie Apple Bob Argent XL y ,iQ ' f i ,. ,Q B i f .S 5 3 :. B 'Q f gi, V' l :L B ' A ,llb B J W' ' fmmf JMB H B Barbara Barber Linda Arian Susan Arnold Walter Arnold James Baltes Karin Baltz 'ZS A r ,,...aq,. Ix A sa' 4' A 2 S' .5 i v'MhWLj,flu '. Ronald Barile ' 8 Q ,Q Bk Jean Bartholomew I 'ff' H B ' B Ken Barton V A Q 'B. 'B QQ B Am f Y -if Carol Bateman I NB 'Q ' ' .. B Sue Beattie B., ' . ,L as Irv. H' Michael Beerman fa' in B '.,f rf' f Y 1 - A Bob Benjamin ,,3 ' B BB v..:: JM! fi Bill Benz --- ' Y C wk n ' my V ' A X i aj L Carol Blaha Arthur Blake - -, -BBA f-it fb 'V B U-Q, v AF ,Y .41 lf. ...Wa , A ' ,Z ' fi , Howard Blank ' B 'V B Lee Blyth , ' 'T it 1. fm, V -Q r , X, -N ,ah Y f i j A 11 , W Gary Bolton fm ' fn? fi Q' ' B 'ls Sue Bond 'figs' A ,J 1-j 'W Virginia Bondi I ---r B K m ,,At. 5 B V K A I :QB jk , V ...,. 'Q r on ., x 'Z B Ba, Dave Borsch 0 B -- Barb Brennan K Gary Brent A Y' V g 'A llfi B .nl if ' rw- 'ab QS .uf ' A K 'ne ' B Dave Brubaker x V My Kathleen Bruce B 'lx vu Martina Burin 2 g as-at J W Q ,A -,Q V Pat Burk 3 if --1 'E' B' Bye Karl Burkhardt '13 ' --B Q it ff' -I f' .B f -we 7 .fr ll-1 l I farm s ix W5 A f x .gy .. X l f We v 4-5 l 1. A ,X 15' is , Gloria Caramell 5 Kenny Burton E K MN Gayle Button 'Qi gn- ,R Carolyn Cadiou A, Q Tama Cahow ,.... , Sherry Caldwell -5 . be 5 3 -31 B S, -.S . 5 . t ,.., , , X L ff ' a Heather Clark . ,L 5,3 Sandra Clark ' X - A Dennis Clem . Frances Clement N? 'X Q Thomas ClifT0rd 1 1 'z fc: C 1- W' .fa u? p1- ' at 'G' ! '? in in K5 , ,Q .K I as l C C Diana Coy H- ,W K Bill Craven xll . L f -rll N Diane Crowel - ' 1 Judy Curtiss C XX Bob Cybuiski . A f w,J -. S ay A ' ' n ' A i ' if-'Til' A . R N J A A K N E . ' ,, C l ' Dave Dawson D Carolyn Deck 1 VB it X L 2 Dianne DeCumbe I 4 x Q B J L Joan Derry F 3 Betty Dibble Burton Carlson Betty Chakuery Margaret Chambers Maureen Clark '3' fs, - .-...U , Ag Dale Collins Cathy Conroy Ann Cook Gwen Cornman X is N 1 4 L Marietta D'Amato Hugh Daniels Joan Daugherty Larry Davis Z tx XX ll? '- ll5 ' sf we-fy Q t ., jk V' 1 sw J 5 ' X we gm 3 it . Ab 'YZF' .JY if fx '32 , 'e is X . , Ng ka sw, -a M lllll Q l s N ' , tt X fe ' 1 y k'ik ,an i lt-'QA ,-'QR P i :HX V x e - ., . at C A , yk. ri: Q B 1 ,,' .A ji X 1215132 Q 3 .,, C A tat,t C 1 ' H. y 56, V . fu A A ' .rl ,- E, ,Y ia J M .. 2 , J ii' 3 mu. Q H 'K T 7.3 We lf '33 Sharon Doles Ronald Dolinsky . Janet Dornback 2 John Downing Dick Dreher Y in N, g H 5 ,mx Dominic DiFranco Pat Dill Joan Dillen Ken Dobbins Ken Dodge WL ...S 7 -ev fa is 21' gt , Q-atsgqifzl 3 Y .Q I4 ii 1 N5 XX! .wr ' l 4, .. 'ltr Sally Duncan AE Ken Eastburn .-- 0 sa r R 5 , Ellen Ebbert 3 ' O - - , . W A .5 John Edwards lf? l ' ' . 0-. L 43 il : . Larry Egan J f L t g J, X J J . .,, - Y, if 'L ,Q Q 2 g F f 4 -It .. A 1 A Lee Elgin , .E Bob Estler use E 5 if ,J it -Wm F i Darlene Faigin - lf' left Q i - V - Holdigard Fanslov A , J 'VT' James Furrell ---, A V i t J 'J J ,1 . :'i' E .fill ,. A , ' Dave Feast f l X ,. . Pat Federico . ' - J ibi Q , Q 53 ' Pai Feidkamp 'Y ,, ff' to 3' ' ' VLE Bruce Frelitz ,gi , g Ja L. hz, 'Cm 'k., Don Fisher V M-J -9, XV 3. L M71 Virginia Fisher Kathy Fogarty Hardy Forkapa Pat Forsythe 1-4 M . :: , A - 1 tr? g ,i J llli Nadine Fox Dave Frantz Joan Fraser . A it is ,... af , :ft si?-1 Q Q S 3 .Q xii f Q 1 1 gi, Q 'QTIT X s. I xf st Cf: 5 av it ' N ---sf x fx. t , - PK X 5 -fa A ,nn-. IU' N-'A 'Q-' -A Alfred Frantiani JoAnn Freitag Dale Friend John Fulgham Charles Fuller Allan Fussi Jack Gardner Dick Germaine James Gillespie en-asv' ,N 1 if 'Q E ,A I kv' 4' i .ff fffii 5 '1 at vw it H .B to ' as .A Olga Gillespie 1 Dave Glotzbecker i Bonnie Garden F., Marilyn Grande -..f Y Margie Graves X D Harold Greenberg , George Griffiths iii' 5 ' Pete Guenther rf J Q J :Zg L .J J ii , Joe Gunsch 5 'f i'i g Q estit N it is -xg, W. W fri- 1, -.Iv gig? t K A 'Nr H I 'Q 'wi px QQ gs 2 . A 'x N P' ' - k ' Edna Haag Tom Hamilton Mary Hanlon Beverly Hanna Barbara Harshaw ,X if Georgiana Harvilesko 1 Margaret Havrilck gif Bob Haynes f Nancy Hazellet Ex --N' Bob Heiscr xg ,W John Henkhuzens Donna Herschler Norman Hershtield JoAnne Harvilik N 'A . Il7 'f :xv X i N f 7 , 3. A X2 ,Q fe -Q... Sk i I N -3 v K t., .:,, I , . 'f ' Q- I t . ' A ' s 'TE' I 'Q N 5 ts 9 5. - W A , I Qxgssx A t .Q QV + 9 . N , , .J a-1 E N Ns 23 X X lima 'lx Q9 I 2' iii. 5' Sa N X-Sa Larry Hewitt Jefferey Hill I , x Paul Hodge 1 , 4 J a A , Jon Holmes M' W i JY . Steve Hull Richard Huntsman Ronald Husarik 70 -p. '1'l? J - vw - g,: ' 1 ,,-l K as ,f rw. ' A' JJ ,.... 'P gr gre ' .1 --,Q 9 i '- Mary Inman 5 A-Q I A W 76 Joan lshec ' I fu? W Palm Jennings' ,Q ', 43 I -v W Michael Jannmg A mb A T7 3 , ' Tom Jarmusch E ,..., X -Nj 3 W' x A l'lx' , Bartley Jeffery A - Florunce Jeffries ., ,fi , ,Q Q Y 4 A Ruth Ann Jeffries ' ' - qi? J In 'N , 'fa Rebecca Jclepsis ,Q '9 ' M Joan Johnson f ir es A -3. A -..gg , m Frances Joiner J .S+ pq, Q-.Y QV Sally Jordon ,.,i f- 'VA in , Q J. JoAnne Keeler 0 in was I' K' ,f V- Bernard Keisler 'H - 4, v Q lxsttzyr Pal Kennan ' K -J Q iw A my 1 J J J , ,-I vi '. 7 . .nr H In 1 - Carol Kennedy f.. gf-X i ' Y' if. Apu- fx ,.,X yl,,N J Joy Kenyon 'ii W W , if , , wh. .V,1 'rv- ' Margaret Kerr Li f N ,fl 'A Shirley Kopec L ' my J i X 5 , ji is J, 5 - , lg as-R R Barb Kirby an if John Kisroczy if , G' M Q.. 3-N: Jim Klein If gg- ji A ,J Bob Knight 'EB-. A f,,5r ' -A - W -,Q tl K K ff- esley Knopf , '37 we J M' I H8 is ,X ,N e. Merrell Kulback Dick Kutsehcr Tom LaGotta Dick Lardie Janet Larson .,f ,Q t F .. J.. J esta 90 L ti wi- X UA . ' . X I 2 X A S ,,, , 9 Nfl 9 .. ffw,-, i 'WA wg 1, i . it ...QQ X J . . we , K X --'- If nn' ,, its x Q v , ,,. 2-N f . . 1 -1 -- .f - -1 1 . .J Q 5 m r I, so , J L - . 3, 'aa' Q . ' .. ,- I . ..,.. t ' L N S ' S H ' ,t if J. A .A X K If Q -wg N X . 5 fhw- K . gi . . ,Q 5 is M- -.H S Ky' ,,...-an . t .4 S so 'T' ' ,L t y lt ' i I is' : X X V gr , .A 5 Q ' fs- F 'H' 'M' ff-'Q J R a Q w S. J W5 51 IQ 96 'S Gaim, -ff XX L4 A MA' Bruce Koppitch Ken Korosec Carol Koziol Janet Kriner Judy Krause v ffl? 5 , ,s ,J I Henry Lee . m J Paulette Lemeli D M ..- Sharon Lemmon X -e K Nancy Lessner . ' Q -3 Carol Lewis , 'Am A Catherine Lindsay , - Mike Lipezenko .1 , Q 2 Ralph Lockwood Q ' ZA Sheila Loftus 'J J Tony Longono :sling I P Xxx , Jim Macholtz V b , VL ., Ed Maeke Q ' Q Wf Joanne Marino 0 ff,-','t' Z ' Thomas Markus 5 ' A -'J '1::::- E E at r 3 . I tifvvlfilf f , ,. ,. , ' Stanley Marshaus A J nm Jane Martin A N 'YW - . in - Ed Marttnson Q t - S m J Ed Marvin Q' L Leslie Malicote 1 , L Judy Mason H .. qi' JoAnne Mastrobuono X ' 'S IN Charles Matlin ' xg J Marilyn May Nora Mayer S A iwf ' llfl in 0 .qty if . ge f J'-he f-A 1:-1' B, Bonnie McNeal Marilyn McNicklc Bill Merino Judy Merone . ' .,' V - i B .. V555 ,f 9 B N 1' G f '. I B .4 A ' N Becky Morrow H ii G Mary Ellen Mowls .. . l ' t .Q , , , A -gg George Murray tg U ' Mike Murray ' -A Elaine Nahra a -9 if--flier fr 5 ! . .15 - . ,IJ Q35 k Bill Niess 'V Gary Noall ,R 5.,:5-f h I ty Eric Noble A ' P QA Mina Norman ' , fi? Russell Novotny if f,,,..r' I 2 ez: 1' A S ' -3 'H Bruce McCamey Kathleen McCarth Bill McFadden Jim McGill Terry McLaughlin , fx pi ff! . .gs ' l Penny Miller Vincent Miozza Ken Mitchell John Morison Bill Morrow 9: PN . 4 A ,---f 5 Janet Nells Eric Nadoaka Gary Newbauer Jerry Newton Carol Nickell Q 'J X .Luk Sue O'Brien Tom O'Brien Don O'Neil Sue Ojala Peter Panetta IZO Y J A 3 . as we 0 . I ,ev-f 1 gil -L: ,g--. . i',4l it 7 -J' 7 5 l 1' :fn M, ,W has aw ,feat .N .. . .x i-.t ' ' . '2 S 764 1? eili G ,,.., .gm G 45 K' r' u W. I : fi U QQ is Q N if 'Zi qw Q I I Pat Parsons Carole Passalaqua P X 5 Patsy Patterson Gary Patterson Amelia Paventi fa fe .9 is i , 4 zz' , me . X R N Carol Pederson ,gg Dorothy Perrault , k X. X tt,, 1 Don Pcysha di 9 ' t Ronald Pierre -A if 2 :KI ,gs K X3 ,g g John Pisar X ' f Barb Plesnicar QW , S 1 Q Bob Posard ' 'J . j ' ' Q 1 Sally Prosek 7 A - 4- e John Pytei '-::' P X 5 Ax satan Sally Raudebaugh K L- ,N X Jurded Resehe 0 '52, Carolyn Retei . L 1 t , X 'i .k.. I .A 'Q-gav 4--'fr Bruce Rick W. 1,-N A if X Dale Richardson N 53 fi . D - . I ,Q Bin Rcidci lj- fi 1 K' rf, A ,X ' .3 5 William C. Reiaci if ' - i 5 , - ,Q .-sv' J -vi' , 'S 4-vs Q A f-f x- X . e X X .Ioan Rogers y L Sue Rohloff K, . ,Q A ss ,al A , mi.. R' 1, Q: gi-,if m Dave Rollo Q tv A P 1 5 Gerald Rosen t E - 1 ,R as R tt tb he -hd, Ki l Q .R Joyce Ross s 'N . l?oug Rothman A s 5. 1 b t Cieorge Sagaris ,A aw if ' uf ff,.' .vit V t. X3 A l2l Connie Saden Ray Scharlott 'U ff'-iirv ? 6? -at A fs K any Fi an EW ' Virginia Schlegel ' ' fx' 'W , V' Janet Schuh' V i J ,M -v-fp 'I i w .. J' 'li 3 Dan Schuller ii g L A Zina Sciulla -- M Kathleen Scott 'jj i fy C Virginia Sebock it A A QAM' kr ' ia, A5 '. 4 X ig 'di , V Susan Serotta it is C Carl Simjokins ,.t f-. 0:9 ,J Carol Simmons R' th' ' my Barb Sine T C I W Marilyn Single -..I ' mf' -:-' Ne , Q, W: f H p 5 Delores Siree f ii , ,A Antonia Sivic 3? , j f YQ ,w e 34' 77- , Richard sivik T S J' simon f I N M ,L ,f J 7 anet i wi I if My , Betty Smith T77 I it Diane Smith , . -. J: V - 'H 4? ,T W, ff , Kevin Smith .fe . ,N ,gr bi, 7 Tom Smith 3 ' F0 ,iw .3 Linda Sorci ....a,, ,Q 23' Y - Y V Q Camille Spiccia 3 gi John Spring ' I 'Q Charlene Sprinkle P' if:-if i A, in fa! Q .lack Steinberg i A ' , fn I - 9' Q i '..b Maurice Steinberg mf' ' fi N , ,J i ' . f-'5 9 'Q i a-4-4' , K iv .J Martha Stillinger Q QV . qi Barb Stislow K X , ,, Sally Stone Martin Strimle l22 ..-:Q 1 .Q Q , Jim Stroud 11 X . Q AIlL Q Regina Svokas . Q' Willard Tanner LJ' V :S B I -ii Wendy Templeton --B 3 V - . -via' -'L-N 4 --t A t as -E QQ1 T 3 as , f M, '- utah - ' M , . .'-K ia ,J ks., ' '- Veronica Theus i -52 ' . N g t -K X Gary Thobaben -A gf- R fli x 'T Mary Thomas ff- t 'S' ' t. Q L A Donna Thornton Q 5 ,Q A: k s Bob Trumbull Q A . ' 5 O ' l v' ix. ju.. T ii Tom Uhrig ' L X ' ,'? X Bill Van Vlict L? K' A A Mike Varble ' 3 jf' gb it 1 . Helen Vladic N5 t 5 M g ff msg- ., i Joel Vormelder gm ii ts AA ul Rochelle Walter ,... gen 3 I. N R A 99 'T Don Watters -.-fs , 3 'Q , A .J i ' Jim Webster ' -A gil' j '43 A , i' ...,- Doug Wellman ei- . V 1i' fs A 1 gsv - uu.ooii f ' I ,-Q, Connie Welter ii A 'Q' Virginia White 3 gx Q J f 'X t 5- Margaret Wiesc K ' L limi 1 elggf Lois Wittman ...r ...P 'Jr x get , ' Tom Woehmann A A Mary Ann Wolfram - it , 'ie fe Rm, Wow wi- it .Ji g is 8 , .., , Q jg John Wooten JN., . xi' Qu., - ,av Af -I5 Laura Zales At sy ff Ray Yeager 2 5 . L o g 5 ' Noreen Zachariac .4 N at :is l2fl 1 CLASS OF IANUARY 1961 1. K, ' 2 if Q Lucille Alexander Art Almassy Donna Arezone Dominic Argento Diane Atwood F3 .,a f ni ' ff X Ruth Berenson Nj! ' Don Berlin V 3 Joe Billington gf' Tom Blair Linda Bongiorno R. ' mf ff, --we B. ' ' is .. .::, . , W 3 ., ,, , A N8 gy: A W o r m- vvlis, ' iwfim ii D K Dorothy Davidson Margaret Davie Gwen Dayton Bev Debulak Michael DeLillo David Connally Albert Costen Barb Costigan Judy Cunningham Linda Cuthbertson Ronnie Aberstc Bob Adams Jennifer Addy :Y .I E jr gil 1, 'ef rj ix .ap Bob Augusta Marty Bacon Pat Barnett Joe Benich Marian Berl Bruce Bussani Judy Butterfield Bob Calso Anthony Capasso Richard Carroll : sz l -.23 ly it T . ' .f Y X , L ,W a ' ti, ,I ' , il NX 'V - e I2-l gy , .L 'Qc f f -9 eil' ai, .J at 'x 5 l jpsn. , gg' X x 2 Ji Rtzw 1 xl v W Q t X.-v in X' nf Q- Q rr ,A .3 ' li .-.B 4' I 1 at 2.-A i ii ' 1,1 53 i.,L ir., A fi351d ' A Q? Rv Y at . Kia , B y f as 3' M f eee fl l if X few f N3 B B-, B if? o Y r Q ,J ,fm V' s. X . as-:Q 'Q A WF N mat. W' ai .,.. , X ,Y ,kg Q X X 5 X Sue Douglass Jo Anne Dowdy Kay DuRand Karen Engelbrecht Mary Ann Engles I . x X Q k , L Linda Ercuis -3 6: fr.: 5: . Carl,Falsone .A 'A it is Daniel Fearing 'Ik A ,.... 1 J .E Carolyne Fitrell 'I J-M . .-Q Q ,,: Janet Frantz it Q R X A 1 i ' - 'N Sue Fuller t ig. an 1. k 3 ' 1 . ,,, Lois Fumberg N' but V ii Nb x , t 'Q 15 Nancy Galbreath .K J V , 9 -' Margaret Granting J ' Jim Griner J 1 J X t Carole Hanacek -f-. P' 'N 0 It .. sas Judy Heckman - LQ, Qi G -ff Bob Hendricks E K 5 W X Jean Hensinger X John Hina X px 11. ' f X Geraldine Hocevar L 1 F90 . i . . ' A ,x X , rf Patti Holic i 1 5 at Q3 ' '15 Cann Horwitz 2 1 gy gf tR i .? Kathy Janet ' ' U W K SX? 5' Pat Jennings i' is N i W s J Kathy Johnson K A 15: '?. Fai ,N Judy Jones .x A .9 43' J KJ A Linda Kaplan 'Q , iw? J ' Roberta Kapp 'G ' ' f Q -J J Earla Kerg , E L Q Y 73' ,fi X 1 J, v J 10 Carol Kirby .A Qs E G 5 it 1 Q Q! .5 G Harold Kirby 'G 45 s J wil if Gay Kissrozy ' fx K ' -- Hilga Klingbergs - j if . ' G X X, A Ken Klllg F 7' . ,f H , l25 fi if , Q Si --'. :,, V ,Qi . id ix,'f. 2 ' 7 t X '-F I of QNM, 7 - 1. , ,1 .L 'A qt y L Q I W i Nil M ' Rf: - f'iQ' XX iiiijififi B ,f-. in 2' L L? Q 4. 5 Y, I af' li tw' Q t rv: me . J,k i4 1 1 ,, L 'ru Y, ' ' ,, ,E X '22 52 A 2 :fi ' Riff win Arr' i 'IV 4 Andriane Lavdas Ed Lelarse Darleen Lewis Bill Linhart Anita Long fr Q .1-H K -9 , i Z , gh 's ,.. Joyce Nearney Lynne Nethery Pat Nibarger Nancy Novak Donna Poske '!' .,,,, Doug Knappa Bob Kovach y Antoinette Krestel '4 Bill Lane .loan Larson ' B 3, ,yti ew ,i, '- ' i,f ie 2 Barbara Lucas V Ward Lyndall ,, Jim Madson 'J' JoAnn Marino ' Janice Marnie , ., is V - 5 i 1 ..,, , Lucy Anne Mastrobuono ff W A X S4 .. 1- I - Sherran Maureerhat 1. rl K y. V . in -. Kevin McG1nty .My Rae Michuel Bonnie Mills l 2 ,f - Lynda Moreaux N ANA Pat Moss 0 Q .3 Bruce Myers , X, 6' 1'v- '93 'ff JH -1, ifbi fl? i .ak 7. fb ...J .. 1-1-N 'rm -J ir l fo- rfvs N., gs .5 Bob Nalsmith N' fm- Carol Nausner I N L y l ar '66 - i A fa' gb Q 4:3 1 Irving Post Bob Perry f 'f , Q0 Daniel Pew ga. .cf be Eleanor Plastack X Helen Ponn ' X , X I2ti 2 AD 4 .1 -QTSS' th I .. i s one Q s 5 tan? 'gl I . .a R N- '59 4 no A Pi 'Ot uni v l W3 its A 'af I av ii- :WS in 'A 3 xx Q tv t Y sol X X Al Snavely Jack Soblc Steve Sprelberg Linda Strachan Kenneth Templar David Presser Marvin Price Jerry Putzbach Dick Randall Ted Riley We Carroll Sharon Ava Shankland Lois Shankland Hilene Simon James Smith mf-ms . 4 r .05 - 'Nunn X 5 .ff Carol Thomas Maria Tsevdos Linda Wagner Gary Walters Michael Webber TB , -Qs 1 fa , ,ww ..t, . 'S' ie? ii le to 45 Q. ...N K - tg Q f A x ..-. A 53 ... Bill McGraw Bill Greuloch l27 r , ds 8 f X Martha Rose Rose Rudomsky Larry Schmidt Ronnie Schott Virginia Shadley Q s ,.. a t -.JS 'Q' X Kwai Y Q 1?- fest Roberta Welty Dianne Werner Carl Willis Carol Vago Pete Yenkevich ifxw Am 'A wwf F if! QQ ti ,3 J 9-s 2 55- .95 5, E 'J F Qiz, 13- W. I. 4 X V - w as ' Q 2' .Sill ui 3 Q i - fl' 2 5 l e' .sa- -r api Administration . 53. ff x it slim. WW lil. lie 551-as iw Mrs. Ruth Morin, Cecil S. Stonebraker, Dr. O. J. Korb, Robert A. Henderson, Nelson F. Leist, Richard Gottron, Ralph Peckinpaugh. TO THE GRADUATES l should like to use the space allotted me in the Shuttle for a word of appreciation and congratulations to the graduating classes of 1958. The school and community have benefited from your support. ln such activities as the One in Ten Thousand Campaign, the 50th Anniversary of Football at Shaw Field, co-operation with the Parent Teacher Association in its program for the year, the Charity Drive and other school and community enterprises you have made many friends for Shaw. I like to think that by your conduct in and out of school you have helped create favorable public opinion about young people in East Cleveland and elsewhere. l believe this favorable opinion was refiected in the generous support the voters of East Cleveland gave the school bond issue for the pool, lounge and music facilities. One of the highest types of service is that which is given with no thought of self. You should feel good about your efforts this year to provide for others these facil- ities from which you will receive no personal benefit. Congratulations and best wishes. Wayne C. Blough Wayne C. Blough Grant Kibbel K. Lucille Provo Principal Assistant Principal Dean of Girls IZ8 ShaW's Staffs OFFICE STAFF 3 i S 2 I Q 2. MEDICAL STAFF KITCHEN STAFF LIBRARY STAFF JANITOR STAFF IQSJ i - Fe , fgliitf' Kwik .A George Todd Head of English 'ii 2 Edith Scribner OUR FACULTY Shaw's faculty, consisting of 44 members, is one to truly be proud of. It is grouped into four different catagories with George Todd heading the English Department, Edith Scribner leading the Science par- ade, Wayne Caroif head of Math, and Paul Hammer head of the Commercial Department. Wayne Caroff Head of Mathematics Paul Hammer ,.,,i to .. ,-' re,1'., ' g V ,,,,: z fi giipfafy A Head of Science Head of Commercial fs.. Q Y? A Hazel Cramer English X 'Ng if f x Lois Dean English gin Mildred Palmer English 'Q' Janet Wiley English lfll L E av' Lois Crank English 1 L - I X539 '91 u my Lella Loftus English ' E fra: H yi ii. Q V N Ruby Olson English Barbara Miller Commercial 'WZ' Edgar Vance Commercial w Mary Ellen Brophy Home Economics 'Y' 'P' 2-'.:g?,.4, .F 3.,4F,3,, W' 1 it-af George R. Dion Industrial Arts l32 'O 7 M4-ff Y? Eleanor Pavey Commercial we f., ,, .. ,,.,. 'VV . Elizabeth Wenger Commercial 1 . XJ 'nl' . T fy.-be if 1 g 'if A A ix za 25, Harriet Carpenter Home Economics N .lack Moore Industrial Arts EN ' I xi: T Roy H- WWSCCUP S. Robert Fraser Industrial Arts Music Margery J. Shields Bruce Holdcrbaum Music Art Q50 K QQ' , Alice Juringus Niel Skinner Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. ., J ii K X hh ' 17' Norma Jean Smith Leo E. Strang Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. l33 ,G i' s Isabelle S. Latta Spanish Cassil Reynard Eng.-Lat.-Math Donald L. Drebus History Robert T. McGraw History Elisabeth Ort French-German 'v.. 's-'51 e I William Galberach Math J iv , 9 Q' .J fi i, Q Harold P. Frank Math-Psych. Hubert McNeill Soc. Stud.-Journ. X William H. Morris History sf i S S. K . .K... James G. Sivard Hist.-Spanish C f Donald M. Silberger Sci.-,Math Phlllp H Worcester Sci Soc Stud , L 155 'I Qw I' Harold L. Naragon Soc. Stud. . Lawrence Chambers Chemistry . .25 Q 'fs ,, ra il? 5 ,. YS s z fi. Wi - 33 is William G. Thomas Sci.-Math-Phys. Ed Robert P. Louis Commercial I-IoekeyVChamp Friendship, Canteen Council. Class ofhcer. Sec.-Treas.: Pep Club, Sp,-ing Sports Queen, Monitor. Student Council. LLIP A M IIC CI' 'Soda Jerk Intramurals, Monitor. WYER RY ngineer - 'Pear Canner Monitor, Hi-Y, Intramurals, Bowling. DIEMERT, JUDITH JUDY 'Shoe Clerk G-A-A.. Ffiendhip. Pep Club. Monitor E t-tus oRts Dogy e 4 anagement 'Stilt Walker N.-H.S..AMajorette. Orchestra, Band, Friendship. Y-Teens. College Club, Mon- i or. ELL VART ' STU C emi ngtneer 'Hobo Canteen. Pep Club, College Club. Pom. ball. Track, Wrestling, Hi-Y. Lettermen's Choir. Monitor, V, Pres. of Class. V RALDINE GERRY cretary 'Lap Sitter Mvmwr. G.A.A.. Pep Club. Friendship D A MARIE ANNA 1 Stage Crew, Friendship, G,A.A., Pq.Club ' Y. THOMAS ' TOM ce or er 'Gum Manufacturer 'Olive u er - Intramurals T LINDA MA Y e tea ec no is I 'Mattress Stutl'er N.H.S., Friendship, College Club, Pep Club, U.A.A., Monitor, Choir. ' BERT BOB Electrical Engineer - 'Sanitary Engineer V. Pres. Radio Club - - - - 1 .ya P 'Manicurist Friendship, Monitor ' ' AUL CHIC orpora ion 'yer - 'Crook Monitor, Intramurals . PH ' ' OE chool of P a macy 'Grave Digger , Football, Student Council. ' ' ENNY HEN ' UM cupa n at y 'Paper Boy Friendship. G.A.A., College Club, Pep Club. Monitor. RONALD N nginee Q 'Greyhound Bus Driver Football, Band, Hi-Y, Monitor, Intra- murals. .I GARET MA E Friendshiu. Pres., G.A.A., Student Coun- cil. Choir. .I ' . . i - ong ham Band. Orchestra, Rhythm Teens, Monitor. DONNA LEE KASS Pre-med. 'Animals Studier Shuttle Staff. Future Nurses, br. Friendship, College Club, Rota lub. Speech Contest. G.A.A.. Observer Staff, Ticket Seller. Concession Stand. 'What WE think they'll be. CLASS OF IANUARY 1958 KING TOM BUTCH 'Famous Chef Football, Baseball, Track, Basketball N.H.S., V. Pres., Lettermen's, College Club, Monitor, Student Council. LITEWILER RONALD RON 4.. LONG, MARIE i759 Rosedale Secretary 'Pencil Chewer Friendship, G.A.A. Y BUD or- o- oor alesman M ERMIT BUTCH OI' J.V. Basketball, Canteen Council, Intra- murals. Monitor. MARCU ' ny inc er OBUONO, ROBERT BOB ea s 'Mailman Monitor. KAREN KAY 'A Butcher MITCHELL MARRILYN MITCH Hc'itlt'll1erg eac er 'A Wac Student Council. College Club, Monitor, Friendship. G.A.A., Pep Club. N TONY FUGATS Ohio U. ool an te akcr 'Photographer Student Council, Intramurals. Monitor. NEVIFIELD. PETE emist 'Test Tube Cleaner O E .IUDITH Y ir me ostess 'Seasick Pill Tester Friendship, Shuttle StalT. G.A.A.. College Club. Pep Club. OST WALTER WALLY aygroun . ructor - Intramurals. LICKA ARD RICH ngineering - 'Sports Writer N.H.S., Treas.. Student Council. Football. Track. Intramttral. College Club. Letter- men's. Monitor. P ' ED Ken! Teac e 'Mr. America of 1965 Choir. Band, Rhythm Teens, Octet. Or- chestra, Monitor, College Cltth, Intra- murals. POBOVIC. BARBARA PEE iri ss 'A Cowgirl Monitor, G.A.A., Pep Club, Bttsiness Club. Friendship. BLEY. KENNETH KEN esearc emist 'Mayor of East Cleveland SUSIE POOSIE 'Mushroom Grower G.A.A.. Choir. Pep Clttb. College Club, Monitor. Friendship. ROBERT ' MES JIM Business epresentative - 'Gardener Monitor, Intramurals, College Club. . . .Y Music Teac er 'Argyle Sock Knitter Friendship, Futttre Nurses, Monitor, Cho- rus. Swimming. R T Restaurant Owner 'Circus Ringmaster 5 Intramurals, Basketball. Bowling, Mo lfili ' T ec anical Engineer 'Plumber Intramurals. Football. Bowling. Monitor. SA MARILYN H e . ess 'Campfire Leader Pep Club, G.A.A., Friendship. College Club, Monitor, Ticket Seller, Canteen Council. S O LORETTA LORRIE ep Club, rtendship, Cabinet, Business Club, G.A.A. ' D ' HILIP PHIL Harvard Bustne 'e 'Cowboy Student Council, Cross-country, Track, Arbitration Board. Shuttle Statf, Monitor, Lettermen's, College Club, Drama Club, Peo Club. Intramurals. GEORGE G E Personne irec or 'Dairy Farmer Wrestling. Choir, College Club, Monitor. Intramurals. Stage Crew. SOB E. ON SHELLY pttcia 'Foreign Correspondent A Intramurals. Monitor. Swimming. STU GE SUSAN E a er G.A.A., Pep Club, College Club. Future Nurses. Student Council. Choir, Friend- ship. Bank. Orchestra. RY RY 'Eye w IN DON lt'1'nr ym Teacher 'Bill Collector Football. Basketball. Golf. Track. Intra- murals. Lettcrmcn's, Monitor. WILLIAM BILL ' r urrey Dance Teacher VA O. ROBERT Bob I 'ulpnruixu ngtnee 'Forest Ranger N.H.S., Student Council. Pres., V. Pres.. Treas.. Lettcrmen's. Arbitration Board, Basketball. Track. VVAC T S 4. ass Pres.. . . .. res.. Student oun- cil, Rhythm Teens. Octet. lntranturals, Canteen Council. V. Pres. Swintnting. ' KO, BRUCE C 'Dentist Stage Crew. Intramurals. Dramatics. VVI M' THOMAS TOM Oliin Slalr i uary Intramurals. College Club. N' ' B RIIARA BARII llcnixoll Actress 'Reporter for Contidcntial G.A.A.. lfrientlship. Shuttle Strtil. Pep Club. College Club. Monitor, Swimming Yale-Hariard. Army-Naty. 'O ' EAN re ry 'Professional Stamplickcr Sr. Friendship. Business Club. Pep Club. G.A,A., Jr.-Soph, Friendship. ' SAM Bowlilu' Green ersonne or er 'Blackboard Cleaner Pep Club. V. Pres.. G.A.A.. Shuttle Sta!l'. Friendship. College Club. Monitor, Ticket Seller. SBURY FRAN Pep u , i. .A.. r. Friendship. ' CHARD DICK Bun-lilly: Gri-en Pro. B' al layer 'Hot Dog Vender Football. Baseball, Wrestling, Letter- men's, Intramurals. BA ROBERT .I.B.B. Bowling Green 'ro. ase a Player 'Coke Vendor .ettermen's, Football, Baseball, Intramu- 'als, J.V. Basketball. PHILIP PHIL Naval Aeatleniy Nlavy 'Deck Swabber ntramurals, Wrestling Team. OUG Ashland Fores 'Pyromaniac College Club, Baseball, Intramurals, Choir. O L Y 'First anon oon ER MICHAEL MIKE Case . ec ani eer 'Tinker Toy Man Hi-Y, Intramurals, College Club. OBERT BOB Denison Lawyer 'Jail Bird Radio Club, Pres., Intramurals. BOB -o ege C u . owing Team. BILLINGTON, ALYCE lS706 Oakhill Mount Union Music Teacher 'Curtain Puller at Newport Jazz Festival College Club, Choir, Rhythm Teens, Octet. B ERT BOB Ohio Smit' :ngineer 'Switchman for B and 0 l'rack Team, Monitor. Hi-Y, Pep Club, College Club, Intramurals. 3 KMAN BARBARA BOOKIE Ohio Slate . tar 'Finger Paint Instructor 'ep Club, G.A.A., College Club, Monitor, friendship. O BEATRICE BEA Miami U. er 'Juvenile Delinquent 3.A.A., A.C., Cheerleader, College Club, vionitor, Army-Navy, Friendship, Pep Ilub. Daisy-Mae Basketball. WICK. ELSIE ELOISE Allegheny ' B'P E.A.A., Pep Club, Sec. Trcas., College flub, Canteen Council. Army-Navy, Stu- lent Council, Monitor, Lifesaving, Band, viixed Chorus, Choir, Sr. Friendship, Iabinet, Y-Teens, Sec. M A JACKIE Cvfllfillllllll U. u 'Head Shrinker i.A.A., Pep Club, College Club. Shuttle ltalf, Activities Co-Ed., Friendship, Mon- tor, Army-Navy. ENCER ' uture Lea er o the Mau Mau's H N JACK Baldwin- Wallace mis er 'Bible Binder' iootball Manager, Basketball Manager, Boll' Team. I OWN CA 0 ANN DIXIE 'Pencil Sharpener 1 friendship, Pep Club. G.A.A., Business Ilub. UE SUZIE Euvlitl fIl'lIllL'lil.I' ea lan Eyelash Curler friendship, Pep Club, Business Club, IROWN WILLARD WILLY SfPI'lll,L1lL'lll Mass. Y.W.C.A. Secretary iootball, Swimming, Track, Intramurals, .ettermen's. CY MOOSE Nui'tltwt',rlern sy oo 'Chiel' Witch Doctor J.A.A., Pep Club, Friendship, Cabinet. Iollege Club, Monitor. INIA VIR Eng is er 'Head Janitor E.A.A., Sr. Friendship. Concession Stand. vlonitor. B MAS TOM Case Physicist 'Fizz Maker Choir, Rhythm Teens, Octet, College Club, Pep Club, Hi-Y, Intramurals. BUC PLUMBER Purdue 'Critic o e an Pipe Music Rhythm Teens, Hi-Y, College Club, Stu- dent Council, Band. AY WILLIAM T.I. Bowling Green Pro. Baseball Player 'Bench Warmer Basketball, Baseball, Intramurals, Student Council. CAINE. RICHARD DICK Ken! Stale Physica ucatlon 'Ping Pong Champ Football, Basketball, Wrestling, Track, Lettermen's. BURKE, CA E BURKEE Ohio U. 'M.G. Salesman Friendship, G.A.A., Future Nurses, Pep Club. C ANI. PAUL . Kent tvil ngmeer 'Tooth Brush Manufacturer Intramurals. COLADANGELO, MARY JANE M.J. Bowling Green Secretary 'Tight Rope Walker G.A.A., Friendship. COOK, MELVIN MEL l090 Brandon Rd. Ken! Salesman 'Lawn Mower CULVER ELIZABETH LIZ . Earlham College Club, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Future Nurses. D D D DAVE Case Engineer 'Conductor on B. and O. N.H.S., Hi-Y. Intramurals. BALK, DAVE DAVE Miami U. ac e or o r s Degree 'Disc-Jockey Band. Monitor. Hi-Y, Student Council, Intramurals. NDER BONNIE 'Moun am 1 e N.H.S., Girls Glee Club, Jr.-Soph. Friend- ship, NING. NANCY Ken! eac er 'Deep Sea Diver G.A.A., Business Club, Life Saving. Pep Club, Friendship, Army-Navy, Yale- Harvard. TOM TOM ectrictan 'Light Bulb Snatcher. JOE Kent u s anager 'Lifeguard at Y.W.C,A. College Club, Business Club, Intramurals. ORIS RED 'Professional Bouncer Business Club, G.A.A., Pep Club. LING MICHAEL Ollin Slate Sc ustne 'Garbage Can Inspector. CIANCI SANDRA ANNE BIG C Bo wling Green 'Dinosaur Dissector Pep Club, G.A.A.. Jr.-Soph. Friendship. Business Club, Shuttle Stall, Monitor, Black and Red Revue. College Club, Sr. Friendship. Program Seller. MENT, BERNICE BUNNIE Western Reserve CLENDENAN, DONALD DON l072 Carlyon Umb- AL Fenn Ra to , rojection Club. IEIT CONWAY, P PATTY Bowling Green . . ., . ., Canteen Council, Student Council, Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Pep Club, College Club, Business Club, Monitor, Sr. Friendship, Army-Navy. NICHOLAS NICK Bowling Green ccountant 'Embezzler N.H.S., Student Council, Monitor, Band Pres., Orchestra Pres., Tennis, College Club, Intramurals, Rhythm Teens, Pep Club, Lettermen's, Black and Red Revue. CRAWFORD LINDA Bowling Green ys. . eacher 'Frisby Champ G.A.A.. Sr. Friendship, Jr.-Soph. Friend- ship, Shuttle Staff, Business Club, Mon- itor. Yale-Harvard. C BRENDA SUGAR CRISP Ken! Secretary 'Queen ol' Coffee Breaks G A.A., Sr. Friendship, Monitor. ITA NITA Secretary 'Bone Crusher Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Sr. Friendship, Pep Club, Business Club. DAVI ROTHY DOTTY Fenn p er 'Hot Rod Racer Monitor, Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Pep Club, Jr. Life Saving, Sr. Friendship, G.A.A., Business Club. D RCE DAY-O E IS. JANET JAN Y Sl. Louis U. s r nomical Scientist 'First Woman on the Moon College Club, Jr.-Soph. Friendship G.A.A., Pep Club, Rifle Club, Radio Club, Shuttle Photographer. D OE, LINDA DE-DE Baldwin- Wallace urse 'Unregistered House Doctor Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Sr. Friendship, Pep Club, G.A.A., Future Nurses Club, Y- Tcens, College Club, Monitor. DECKER, UTH WOOFIE Mt. Union oct or er 'Dope Addict G.A.A., Pep Club, Jr. and Sr. Lifesaving, Canteen Council, See.-Treas. and Pres. of Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Sr. Friendship Cab., College Club, Y-Teens Pres., Shuttle Staff Activities Co-Ed., Monitor. CE stess 'Parachute Tester Business Club, Sr. Friendship. PERO Too and te a er 'Horticulturist E. CHARLES CHUCK 'Yo-Yo Champ. P GAIL HIPSY Bowling Green er 'Bookie Jr.-Soph. Friendship, G.A.A., Pep Club, Majorette, Rhythm Teens, Orchestra V, Pres., String Ensemble, Band, College Club, N.H.S., Black and Red Revue. E WAR ROBERT MOUSE Scientts 'Sputnik Watcher Football, Lettermen's. Swimming, Hi-Y, N.H.S., College Club, Intramurals. R, HOWARD oo and Die Maker 'Weed Puller Wrestling. E T N RUTH RUTHIE Jewish Hospital Assoc. Nurse 'Water Glass Filler G.A.A.. Pep Club, Shuttle Stall, Future Nurses, Sr. Friendship. FEE L FEE-FEE Jr.- op . iendship, Sr. Friendship, giAHA., Business Club, Monitor. Pep u . 'What WE think they'll be. AULINE A. Secretary 'Ink-well Filler Jr.-Soph. Friendship. Sr. Friendship, Busi- ness Club, Monitor. ER, CARL Ohio State or on nist 'Trench Digger Monitor, Shuttle StatT, Baseball. Movie Operator. FLAGG PATRICIA PAT Ohio State Ps ogtst 'Good Listener G.A.A., Business Club, Shuttle Staff, Sr. Friendship. FORD, JUDY CHARLIE r 'Mail Girl Stage Crew. Dramatics. STAL, KATHY KITTY Michigan State Teac er 'Nature Lover Monitor. AN. JACK Ohio State rest tn . F LL BARBARA MAGGOTS Ohio U. Spo 'Football Player Shuttle Staff, Pep Club, G.A.A., Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Sr. Friendship, College Club, Choir, Monitor, Y-Teens, Little Choir. ENNIS ca ngtneer 'Inventor ofthe H20 Hi-Y, Rille Club, Col ORE, DIANE ecre ary 'Mustache Twirler Pep Club, Jr.-Soph. Sr. Friendship, Jr. Lifesaving. EN Cle Secretary 'Lady Bus Driver Care Formula lege Club. DEE Fenn Friendship, G.A.A., KAY velanrl School of Bits. Pep Club, G.A.A., College Club. Y-Teens, Sr. Friendship. RICHARD DICK Cornell e esearch Scientist ., 'Silbergir's Assistant J.V. I-ootball, Tennis, Swimming, Track. GR GLORIA GLO Ohio Stale .lr.- . tendship, Sr. Friendship, Col-' lege Club, Pep Club, N.H.S., G.A.A. GRAND. CLARA 1 e 'Worshiper of Buddh Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Club, Business Club. GRAPO TTY POPEYE a . Sr. Friendshiawi NERVOUS 'Typewriter Mechanic ' Shuttle StalT. Monitor, G.A.A., Pep Club, Jr.-Soph. Friendship. GROVES. JOHN FRANK JOHNNY 'Switch Pttller for the Electric Chaiit Demolay. Y MARCELLA MARCIE 'ts 'Cashier at A and P. ARON MARIE eep one perator 'Telephone Pole Climber Q y G.A.A., Business Club. H R WILLIAM BILL I Care ngineer '1- 'Train Engineer ' Intramurals. , BOB ROY Foot al, asketball, Hi-Y. Lettermen's, In HARRIS. ONNA cher 'Sand-box Specialist Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Club. Future Nurses, Club, G.A.A. ARRISON KEN Track. Band, Choir, tramurals, MoNtor.n.,,,,. Hiram Sr. Friendship, Pep Dramatics, College MARE 'Designed the Electric Can-opener Football, Wrestling, Baseball. 'What WE think they'II be, 1 K OAN JOANE S ry 'President of the Instant Water Company Pep Club, Business Club, G.A.A., Y- Teens, Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Sr. Friend- ship, Cab., Monitor. N, ROBERT BOB Bowling Green srness ministration 'Selling Women's Dresses Baseball, Basketball, Football, Monitor, Intramurals, Lettermen's, Pep Club. , SUE Jane Adams School a Assistant 'Bucky Beaver's Assistant Treas. of G.A.A., Pub. of Pep Club, Treas. of A.C., Sr. Friendship. RIMAN EDWARD EDDIE Case Inv 'Inventor of the Portable Telephone Wrestling, Cross Country, Track, Intra- murals. KS PATRICIA SUE PAT Secre 'Calendar Changer Sr. I-riendship, Business Club, Future Nurses, Monitor. Y NANCY NAN Kent eac er 'Ping Pong Teacher G.A.A., Business Club, Pep Club, Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. HOL ARGARET MARG Baldwin- Wallace urs 'Needle Sharpener I Future Nurses, Monitor, Jr.-Soph. Friend- ship, Sr. I-riendship, Pep Club. PATRICIA DUCHESS Fenn ec 'Typing Expert Pep Club, Sr. Friendship. Business Club, G.A.A., Monitor. College Club, Jr.-Soph. Friendship. Future Nurses. S BUZZ Sw . ross-Countrv. Student Coun- cil, Canteen Council. College Club, Intra- murals. Monitor, Hi-Y. . DAVE Purdue ngrneer 'Street Cleaner College Club. Swimming, Intramurals, Monitor, Choir, Hi-Y, Lettermen's, Stu- dent Council. TER. ROBERT SKIP Ohio U. etertnarian 'Poodle Clipper Swimming, Hi-Y. OE or er 'Yes Man Swimming, Lifesaving, Water Safety Aid. M JOHN INKY I Ohio State dvisor 'Weed Picker Baseball, Shuttle Stall, Cross-Country. ULIS. EUGENE GENE Kent IVI 'Sanitary Engineer College Club, Intramurals. K, KAREN JEAN K.J. Kent Me ic chnologist 'Parking Lot Attendant Sr. Friendship, G.A. A., Pep Club, College Club, Y-Teens, Band, Monitor. JEROME. JEROME OLIVER JAY-JAY Wittenberg Research ist 'Mad Scientist .I,V. Football, .l.V. Track, Intramurals, Monitor. Treas. of Radio Club, Pep Club. College Club, Hi-Y. FAITH Moody Bible Institute eac e 'Puts M's on M 8: M's Band, Monitor, Sr. Friendship. KAI RRY Care Engineer 'Put Grooves in Screws S IS, KENNETH J. KEN ec anic 'Bubble Blower lflll ORE TED-TWIN John Carroll ' ouseketeer Swimming, Pep Club, College Club, Intra- murals, Monitor. KARLE TWIN John Carroll In ramura S. Swimming, College Club, Pep Club, Monitor. RICHARD RICK Engineer 'Wig Seller Intramurals LY NALD DON Michigan Slate Basketball, Baseball, Cross-Country. Stu- dent Council, College Club, Monitor, ln- tramurals. AUREEN MORPH Kent Kin ergartcn Teacher 'ColTee Grinder Pep Club, G.A.A.. Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Sr. Friendship, College Club, Business Club, Monitor, Shuttle Staff. KINNAIRD, ELLEN E. CHEE-CHEE ecep i ist 'Basket Weaver Pep Club. G.A.A. KLEIN. WILLIAM BILL an er 'Expert Safe Cracker Monitor. Intramurals, Basketball. NE CK n Ohio Wesleyan oc or 'Ant Collector Choir, Canteen Council, Track, Intra- murals. DREY Kent Teac cr 'Nurse at Huron Road Hospital College Club. Monitor. ER. ROSALIE WAZ Pennsylt-ania Stare Jr.-Sop . riendship Cab., Monitor, Sr. Friendship Cab., College Club, G.A.A., J.V. Cheerleader. Shuttle Staff, Canteen Council, Pres, and Asst. Publicity Chair- man of Pep Club. MOTHY TIM Wrest mg. n ramurals. MURRAY Ra to ngl 'Camera Man on Mickey Mouse Club V. Pres. Movie Operators. ACH, YVONNE KO Cenlral School of Nursing Nurse 'Cook on Navy Ship Pep Club, Jr.-Soph. Friendship, G.A.A., Sr. Friendship. Future Nurses, Monitor, Y-Teens. KUB ' ICE KUBE Antioch sy , 'Stock Boy in A. 81 P. Hi-Y. N.H.S.. College Club Prcs., Dra- matics, Intramurals. Radio Club. CKE. DIETER Fenn Engineer 'Ticket Salesman for Bijou College Club. LEBLANG SHIRLEY-ANN TEENER ecre ary 'Church Key Manufacturer Sr. Friendship. Jr.-Soph. Friendship, G.A.A.. Pep Club. Choir. Rhythm Teens, Octet. Business Club. Monitor. WILLIAM Monitor. GER. GWEN Ohio U. ome c. eacher 'Teacher at B.I.S. I A Sr. Friendship, Jr.-Soph. Friendship, College Club, Pep Club. E ' 'ON, LOIS Bowling Green Teac er 'Santa's Helper I Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Sr. Friendship, Pep Club, College Club, Choir, G.A.A. LEONHARDT. ARLINE Ohio Stare ome ist 'Food Demonstrator for K.Y.W. College Club, Sr. Friendship, G.A.A. ERI i retary Window Opener A lusiness Club, Pep Club, Jr.-Soph. Friend- hip. .EWIS, CARL LAUGHING Ohio U. .ivi ng eri g Laughing Bar Tender tudent Council, Pep Club, Hi-Y, Track, football. .I IRD. WILLIAM BILL Purdue . gineer Manufacturer of Middie Pins land. .Rhythm Teens, Hi-Y, Track, wimming, Intramurals, Monitor. , MARILYN LUMPY p u , G.A.A., Business Club, Jr.- oph. Friendship. . UDREY AUD C Shoe Shine Girl ep Club, Business Club Sec.-Treas., ilA.A., Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Sr. Friend- up. HART RODGER ac mist Car Washer ACKELL, CALVIN B. SMILEY ,ectrician Bulb Snatcher Thoir, Intramurals, J.V. Football, J.V. asketball. IACKO SANDRA LOU SANDY I Sl. Vincen1'.r Hospital U ISS Can? Saleswoman ep lub, Sr. Friendship, Dramatics, 'hoir, G.A.A., Concession Worker. IA WSKI. CAROLE MACK lome conomics Thunderbird Saleswoman r. Friendship, G.A.A., A.C., Pep Club. usiness Club. TONY T.M. n Ohio U. vtation let Plane Tester ootball, Wrestling, Baseball. Track, In- amurals. J.V. Basketball, Lettermen's. N, EDWARD ED Ohio Stale nr Pig Pen Cleaner lrestling, Rifle Club, Projection Club, ollege lub, Intramurals. R. RY ELLEN Hiram m assa or o Germany and, Student Council, College Club, .H.S., G.A.A., American Field Service xchange Student. l SANDI Ken! : c er Iharleston Expert ap Club. College Club, Sr. Friendship, .-Soph. Friendship. USAN SUZY Denison vera orker laby Sitter .A.A., College Club. Pep Club, Jr.-Soph. 'iendship, Sr. Friendship. AU. GENE GINO as Owner Joor Bell lsketball, Cross-Country, Intramurals, ep Club, Monitor, Hi-Y. ' OM M.I.T. ec ro 1 s ngineer .ight Bulb Tinter ' up Club, Radio Club, Chorus, I-Ii-Y. Y , ROBERT '- FROG Ken! n Elvis the Second ioir. BILL WILLIE MAC Fenn lapid Driver cCROY, SHELDON SHELLY - Fenn aftsman Iovie Producer cDANEL, KENNETH V KEN Case echanica Engineer .aggedy Ann Maker -Y, College Club, Intramurals, Monitor MARCIA Ohio U. Teacher for the Deaf 'Gun Moll Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Sr. Friendship, G.A.A., Pep Club, College Club. MCNI , DAVID raftsman 'Japanese Sandman MEDVES, CARMEN CARM ousewi e 'Milkman Sr. Friendship, Chorus, Monitor. MILLER, KEN KILLER Business . 'Organ Grinder MILLIGAN. BARBARA MILL-DILL 'Basketball Star G.A.A., A.C., Army-Navy, Yale-Harvard, Sr. Friendship, Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Mon- itor. MILLS, NANCY NAN Secretary 'Paper Cutter G.A.A., Sr. Friendship, Pep Club, Shuttle Stall, Monitor, Business Club, Jr.-Soph. Friendship. MOORE, LINDA LIN Mt. Union Teacher 'Conductor at Carnegie Hall Band, Orchestra, N.H.S., G.A.A., College Club, Pep Club, Sr. Friendship, Jr.-Soph. Friendship. MOORE, PAT FARFUL Q U.C.L.A. Advertising Artist 'Caretaker at Lakeview Cemetery Student Council, Jr.-Soph. Friendship Cab., Pep Club, Rhythm Teens, Orchestra, Choir, String Ensemble, Shuttle Stal? Art Ed., N.H.S., Lifesaving, Canteen Council, Arbitration Board. MORGAN. BILL M.O.R. Michigan Stale Football Coach 'Lion Tamer Football, Wrestling, Track, Intramurals, Lettermen's, Pres. Student Council. MOSATH ROSEMARY TRUDGE Ollice Work 'Fashion Designer G.A.A., Pep Club, Monitor. M HL, WILLIAM BILL Miami U. Petro eum Geologist 'Beer Caper Cross-Country, Track, Intramurals, Col- lege Club, Monitor. M TO, BOB MOE Go to Italy 'Pizza Tester NCHARD DICK Weslminsler Chemical Engineer' 'Second Jo Portaro Hi-Y, Intramurals, Choir, Monitor. ERS, JACQUELINE JACKIE Miami U. IC acher 'Gossip Columnist Pep Club, Jr.-Soph. Friendship, G.A.A., Sr. Friendship, Choir, Band, Octet, Rhythm Teens. NDA Dietician 'Weight Lifter Pep Club, College Club, G.A.A., Band, Sr. Friendship. N R. ANTOINETTE TONI P Iva y 'Carhop Pep Club. Choir, Sr. Friendship. MU EN ERGER, EVA Teuchefs College eac er 'Ambassador to U. S. G.A. A., Exchange Student from Germany. DONNELL, THOMAS T.D. John Carroll ' ou xpert J.V. Football, J.V. Asst. Coach, Var. Football, Intramurals, Monitor. College Club. N, HARVEY SONNY Ohio Stale Insurance Agent 'Stuntman Intramurals, Monitor, Pep Club. 139 OTT A OTSEY Private Secretary 'Curtain Puller G.A.A., Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Monitor, Sr. Friendship, Pep Club, Army-Navy. Y OTSEY I Ohio U. eacher 'Actress in Soap Opera A.C., G.A.A., Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Pep Club, College Club, Business Club, Army- Navy. OTTO, WALLY 'Page Boy at U.N. Monitor. PA NT BRUCE Bowling Green C In 'Maker of Rabies Choir, Baseball, Intramurals, Hi-Y. PARKER, BEVERLY BEV urse 'Nurse in a Doll Hospital G.A.A., Pep Club, Future Nurses. PAT JACK, JR. PITA Night School Too and ie Maker 'Diamond Smuggler Intramurals, Monitor. PQTRICKI JOANNE JO Secretary 'A Star in the Ice Follies Business Club. ES, DIANE DIENY Ohio Slate 1 me ostess 'Ulcer Expert Sr. Friendship, Pep Club, Choir, Jr.-Soph. Friendship. PERRY ANDREA ANDY Psy ogis 'Locker Room Attendant at Shaw Pool G.A.A., Sr. Friendship, College Club, Future Nurses, Pep Club, Stage Crew. PETE N ASTRA Weslern Reserve 'Famous Authoress G.A.A., Monitor, College Club, Y-Teens, Radio Club, Future Nurses. P 0 KENNETH KEN Kent Accountant 'Lazonia Maker Choir, Hi-Y, Intramurals. PIERC - ROGER ROG Ken! 1 a er 'A Christmas Caroler Intramurals, Monitor. R TI .ROBERT BOB A 'C.T.S. Driver AD ROBIN SCHMEAD Wesleyan ca ngineer 'Famous Manufacturer Football, Monitor, Intramurals, Hi-Y, Choir, College Club, Swimming. BETH LIZ Michigan State Teacher 'Cartoonist RD, HENRY ' :sc ockey Monitor. KEN Horo gi 'A Clock Watcher AVE FOXIE Michigan U. ectronics ngineer 'Olive StufI'er Pep Club, Radio Club, Monitor, Student Council, College Club. DS, SUE ursmg 'Space Ship Hostess Sr. Friendship, Pep Club, G.A.A., Student Council, Sec. and V. Pres., Monitor, J.V. Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader, Can- teen Council, Football Queen. ROGERS, RICHARD LITTLE RICHARD I ovie Director Projection Club. 'What WE think they'll be. R0 ICK LONG HUNK eta orker 'A Ghost Intramurals. Monitor. R0 NTHIA CINDY Ken! eac er 'U. N. Guide Monitor. SHEILA Private Secretary 'Child Psychologist Business Club, Monitor. G.A.A., Pep Club, College Club. Dramatics, Jr.-Soph. Friendship. RIGGE ARLENE MARTY Western College Researc emtst 'Hillbilly A.C., G.A.A., Pep Club V. Pres., College Club, Dramatics. Army-Navy, Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Sr. Friendship, Monitor, Sr. Lifesaving. ROSS HOWARD ic tgger J.V. Football. RUDOLPH MYRON MIKE Ohio Sian' is 'Fishbowl Cleaner Wrestling, Basketball, Track. Intramurals. , SYLVIA SYL Miami U. Die ici 'Bicycle Champ Pep Club, G.A.A., Monitor. College Club, Shuttle StalT. Sr. Friendship. R JANE DUMBO Willcnberg tnger 'Star on Ozark Jubilee Pep Club, Sr. Friendship, College Club, Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Choir, G.A.A., Monitor. SABRACK, PATRICIA JOYCE JOYCE Ohio U. 'A Critic A A U Lifesaving. Sr. Friendship. Dramatics, Jr.- Soph. Friendship. Pep Club, Monitor, Business Club, College Club, G.A,A. S ULDIS JOHN Ohio State n 'Mountie RIENNE STORMY Miami U. Buyer 'Ballerina Pep Club. Ir.-Soph. Friendship, G.A.A., College Club, Business Club. LVIN AL Fenn r ation 'Yellow Cab Driver Movie Club, Radio Club. SCH T MARILYN SCHMITTY w York School of Fashion n on u ant 'Founder ofthe Fountain of Youth Jr.-Soph. Friendship Cab., Pep Club, Business Club. Sr. Friendship Cab., Shuttle Stail', Monitor. ER. RAYMOND RAY ' wot' Il'lII'3II'ILII'BIS. R, LINDA SCHWEIZ a y ar er A.C.. G.A.A. Sec.. Pep Club: N.H.S., Sr. Friendship. Daisy-Mae. Yale-Harvard, Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Army-Navy, Or- chestra, String Ensemble. H . DAVID EDWARD DAVE Miami U Y ou Climber College Club. Monitor, Track. Wrestling, Cross Country. Intramurals. OT CYNTHIA CINDY Denison P ysica ucation 'Home Economics Teacher Pres. A.C.. Pres. G.A,A.. Cheerleader, Pep Club. Sr. Friendship. Monitor. N.H.S.. Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Yale-Han vard, Army-Navy. ' P. IL Kent Phy ucation 'Tree Surgeon Basketball. Tennis. Student Council, Mon- itor, lntramurals, Hi-Y. 'What WE think they'll be. SI GEORGE B. JAG Kent mister 'Cotton Picker Baseball, Cross Country, Wrestling, Mixed Chorus, Intramurals, Monitor, Black and Red Revue, Track. College Club, Dramatics, Business Club, Shuttle Staff. SIMON. JUDITH JUDY Denison eme y ucation 'Burlesque Dancer Cheerleader, A,C., G.A.A., Pep Club, Jr.- Soph. Friendship, Sr Friendship. Arb. Board, Army-Navy, Daisy-Mae, Monitor. SINE JEA cre ary 'Janitor G.A.A., Pep Club. S LEAH LEE Ken! Business ministration 'News Commentator Pep Club, College Club, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Sr. Friendship, Jr.-Soph. Friendship. SIVEC, JEAN ANN eautici 'Milkmaid ' Chorus, Choir. LY BILL r 'Road Runner Varsity Football. STAFFORD RICHARD ALLAN DICK Ohio U. er Hi?Y, Pep Club, College Club. Swimming. Intramurals. MEL Oberlin Engin 'Cheerleader Pep Club, Intramurals, Monitor, Hi-Y. ST JIM BIG H Slz'i4br'nville ir orce eneral 'Whirly-bird Maker J.V. Football, J.V. Basketball, Baseball, Intramurals, EN Purdue Acronauttca ngineer 'Body Stufler Intramurals, Band, Orchestra, Rhythm Teens. ' DAVE DUKE Miami U. ' oc ey ayer Monitor, Intramurals. TARTARA TIM Wovslvr 'Chemist U Swimming, Cross Country. Track. Hi-Y, College Club, Lettermen's. Intramurals. YLOR LYNNE LYNNIE Arr lnsiiliilz' Artis 'Short Order Cook G.A.A., A.C, Cheerleader, Daisy-Mae, Army-Navy, Yale-Harvard, Pep Club, College Club, Monitor, Sr. Friendship, Jr.-Soph. Friendship. T OR, ROBERTA BOBBIE C OII 'Opera Singer A G.A,A., Pep Club. Sr. Friendship. T TEHOE ool an ie a 'Movie Star Monitor, Cross Country, Intramurals. STA. LIE TENY urse 'Model V V G.A.A.,Daisy-Mae,PepClub,Sr. Friendship. HOMAS, JAMES JIM Miami U. rc itect 'Explorer Intramurals, Monitor, Basketball. 'IH LINDA TOSSY Eurlizl Ac atlcniy ea 'Nightclub Singer g 4 Jr.-Soph. Friendship. Sr. Friendship, G.A.A., Pep Club, Business Club. T A MARIAN INKY Secre ary 'Policewoman Pep Club, Business Club. CHO, ANN ANCHO Michigan U. Sports riter 'Umpire G.A.A., College Club, Jr.-Soph. Friend- ship Cab., Sr. Friendship, J.V. Cheer- leader, Army-Navy, Observer Stall, Shut- tle Stalf, Undergrad. Ed., Ed.-in-Chief, Monitor, Black and Red Revue, Dramatics V. Pres., Student Council, Pep Club. TREESE TOM e anic Welder 'Bull Fighter TREMPE, THOMAS JAMES TOM ?, Minn. U. Meta urgical Engineer 'Shoe Shine Boy T ETT CAROLYN TRICKY Dyke ecretary 'Waitress G.A.A., Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Pep Club, Business Club, Monitor. TSEVDOS. CAROL ry ducation 'Zoo Keeper G.A.A., College Club, Monitor. VECCHIO, BOB VECC ncome ax Collector V. Pres.. Lettermen's, Canteen Council, Track. Football. Wrestling, Intramurals. VIROSTKO. ALEX I Brown syc iatrtst 'Foot Specialist Football. Track. College Club, Pep Club. V ARGE Secretary 'Toothpaste Advertiser Pep Club. Sr. Friendship, G.A.A., Mon- itor. Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Business Club. WAECI-ITER. MARY MARGARET WEASEL 3 ucmion Bowling Green 'Congresswoman G.A.A., Sr. Friendship. A.C.. Pep Club, Choir, Orchestra. J.V. Cheerleader, Army- Navy. Yale- Harvard. WA R. KATHLEEN KAY Ohio Slate emen ary ucation 'Used Car Saleswoman G.A.A.. College Club. Business Club, Sr. Friendship. WARDELL, MARCIA eautician 'Photographer Sr. Friendship Pep Club. W ER. CARA IRISH Ohio U. Secretary 'Usher in the Shaw-Hayden G.A.A., A.C.. Pep Club V. Pres., Jr.- Soph. Friendship. Sr. Friendship. Student Council, Daisy-Mae. Army-Navy. Yale- Harvard, Pres. Business Club. WEBSTER. SALLY WEB Ohio Wrarlqvan Eementary eacher 'Golf Champ G.A.A.. Pep Club. College Club. Student Council, Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Sr. Friend- ship, Band. WEIS AN. DONNA ountry u Maid G.A.A., Pep Club. Jr.-Soph. Friendship. Sr. Friendship. I ' SL Y. JANE WES Miami U. Psychology 'Lifeguard N,H.S.. Pep Club, College Club, G.AA., Dramatics, Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Sr. Friendship. Army-Navy, Black and Red Revue, Band. 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