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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1962 volume:

SING WITH PR MSI- TO Oil) SHAW II Kill SCHOOL, GLORIFY HF.R NAMK. IN 1 HE HALLS OF SCHOOL DAY VICTORIF.S. SHAW HAS WON HF.R F WIF. While at war with grim defeat. Si I Krf.F.A R NEJi ’l() PLAY THE GAME. ffsTG WtTVflPRAISE I () OLD SH AW HIGH SCHOOL. GLORIFY HF.R NAME. Contents Introduction Seniors .... Faculty Boys’ Sports Girls’ Sports Activities Music ...... Undergrads Index Page 4 Page 12 Page 42 Page 52 Page 74 Page 86 Page 106 Page 116 Page 144 Official Senior Photographer— Raimor Studios 3 V I High school is a complex of sights and sounds, feelings and emotions, traditions and memories. These flow together to create a single impression—THE SPIRIT OF SHAW. The seriousness of study to gain knowledge and ability . . . Preparation made for the future, whether college, a job, or marriage . . . The enjoyment of social activities . . . Discoveiy of new frontiers to be crossed, new areas to be explored . . . The pep rallies and games that unite team, school, and students . . . □ I SENIORS CLASS OF JANUARY 1962 14 RANDY ADAMS KATHLEEN ATCHISON DAVID BARNES JOHN BESTVINA ANDREW BETTERMAN CAROLE BLESSING DAVID BOYLAN CLARKE BRASSELL GERALD BRITTON YVONNE CALDWELL TERRY CANNON JOSEPH CAPASSO LINDA CASTELLANO SUSAN CHORMAN JANICE CHRISM AN CAROL CIARELLI BEVERLY CIORA ROBERT CIP1TI ROY CLENDENAN MARY CONRAD MARY CUNNINGHAM MICHAEL D ASTOLFO JAMES DAVIES PATRICIA DAVIS THOMAS DEMPSEY PHYLLIS DIE 1 DAVID DILLON JOHN I)OHM RUSSELL FOX JANET CANS JULIANN GARLISI alfrf:d gilbert GERALD HARBAR SHARON FUSEL HERBERT GILLESPIE KARL GLASER PROM COMMITTEE—Top Row: Jerry Harbak, Bob Cipili, Russell Fox. Roy Clcndenan. Second Row: Meg Renton, Barb Southwick, Donna Thiele, Kathy Atchison. Bottom Row: Sue Chorman, Jan Chrisinan, Louise Wood, Sally Olson. Not pictured: David Barnes, Pat Peckinpaugh. JUDITH McCEE ronai.d McQueen KEITH McSTAY RONALD MINELLO DONNA MITCHELL CHARLOTTE MUNKRES ARLENE NETHERY SALLY OLSON JOAN PARSH JAMES OWEN PATRICIA PECKINPAUGH THOMAS PERAMPLE JAMES PARKER HOWARD RANDOLPH MARGARET RENTON CORLISS RODE BARBARA SOUTH WICK JANICE SPENCE KATHRYN STEVENSON DONNA THIELE January graduates whooping it up. JANET SCHULTZ BRUCE SLANEK KIM THOBABEN BARBARA WEBB MARY ANNE WILSON BETTY LOU TRACI BONNIE SIMON JOAN ST LI N BERGER CLASS OF JUNE 1962 Tom Courtney. President Dave Schuller, Vice President Fran Rohloff, Secretary-Treasurer 20 JACK ADAMS PHYLLIS ALEXANDER LEE ALLISON STANLEY ANTONIO LAUREL Al MEND DAVID AUSTIN JOSEPH BAR NOSKI JEAN BARTO GREGORY AZARIAN JAMES BAKER PHOEBE BASSIN JACQUELYN BISHOP MERIDA BI ANCO BARBARA BLASENGAME PHILIP BOLTON LENIX BORDELON MARY BORDELON RICHARD BORNOFF JUDITH BOWMAN CHERYL BYERS DAVID CANTWELL BONNIE BYRNES PHILIP CARMAN CONSTANCE BOYLE WILLIAM BRELO I heard it like this . . . JEFFREY BROUGHTON CAROL CARNEY ROSEMARY CENTANNI FRANK CERRITO RUFUS CHOICE THOMAS COURTNEY CHARLES COWLES LYNNE CRISP EUGENE CROWLEY BETSEY CRUMP JEFFREY CUNNINGHAM JANICE CUYLER PATRICIA DIEHL GEORGE DIRNER RAY DOLFI KAY DONALDSON WILLIAM DORN HACK WYLIE DOUGLASS MARILYN DOYLE JANET DRF.IFORT RODMAN DUNCAN CAROL ELYARD MARY JANE DuRAND FRITZ ENGEL DARLA DURKACH MINNIE ENGLES DAVID DYE CHERYL EVERLY ROSE EVILSIZER CAROLYN FANDRICH Where the boys are . . . JOANNE FAN . DONNA FEDERICO SALLY FICKEN JANE FLEMING JOHN FORRISTAL JENNIFER FRANTZ EDWARD FRITZ ROBERT FRITZ MARY GABRIEL PATRICIA GAMBATESE KAREN FUNK CHARLES FURSDON JANICE GAMBLE RONALD GATZKE 25 PATRICIA GENERAL RICHARD GERICH BONITA GEYER MARY LOU GLASS GARY GOG A KEN GOLASH KATHLEEN GORSUCH MERRI. GRAY MARTHA GRAYDON PAULETTE GREENBERG JUDY GUTHRIE MARY ELLEN HADSELL ARTHUR HAGEN MARTIN HARDING DAVID HARLEY GEORGIA HART DOROTHY HARTLEY GAYLE HARTMANN JUDY HASKELL The other team always needs first aid! LARRY HECKMAN ALLEN HEDGE MARTHA HEIGLE ROBERT HESS MARY H1RSCHMAN TERI HOLMAN LOUISE HOWELL JUDY HUBER MADELINE HI DAK MELODY HUFF 27 KIRSTEN ISAACSON WILLIAM JACOBSON WILHELMENA JAMES MARY HELEN JARMUSCH WESLEY JARRETT MARGARET JOHNSON My bottle's empty! SUSAN JOHNSON ALLAN JOHNSTON KATHLEEN KARLE HARVEY KAUFMAN JUDY KEHOE GLENN KELLEY DONALD KELLY BETH KERR RUTH KESSLER JESSIE KHASHADURIAN JEFFREY KRANEK DOROTHY KRINER JEANNE KUTSCHER RUSSELL LARGE KAREN KLISHAK DOROTHY KOVACH 29 The Senior Mums arrived! DONNA LEGO SANDRA LESSMANN JAMES LETTOFSKY ROBERT LIDDY ARTHUR LIMBIRD RICHARD LITTMAN KAREN LOWMILLER SHEILA MacMORRAX MARY ANN LOWRY JACK MacNEAL KATHLEEN LoGRASSO WAR BURTON MacKINNON PATRICIA MALI.ON RUSSELL. MARTIN KATHLEEN MrCLRDY EARL MAPL.ES JANICE MARCUM NANCY MATYAS AUDREY MARSHALL ROBERT MAYS ORIN MARVIN GARY MEDEIKIS Gordon mcintosh CHARLOTTE McKIM PATRICIA McMANAMON PATRICIA MELARAGNO JOHN MINGIONE JEFFREY MEYER MARIE MINGIONE A penny for your thoughts, Tom! PETER MITRI DELBERT MORROW JUDITH MORISON MARY KAY MUCK LEY Our more mature Seniors? SANDRA MULLEN CLINTON NAGLE MARGARET MYERS JULIAN NATCO CYNTHIA MYLES WILLIAM NELSON FREDERICK NAGEL HOWARD NESS CLAYTON NAGLE JANICE NOVAK JAMES O BRIEN JURATEORANTAS GERALD OSBORNE TERENCE OSBORNE JULIUS PAGON JOHN PARKER SAUNDRA PARKHURST CAROL PATRICK JOHN PATRICK ALBERT POHOVICH CAROL POOLE GERALD POOR PAULETTE POSAT1ERE DONALD PRICE ROBERT RAINEY MARGARET REED CARL REIN RUSSELL REINHOLZ JOANNE RICCO WILSON RICK KEITH RIEDEL ROBERT RIEDEL FRANCES ROHLOFF HOWARD RIGGER I A.MHONY RIZZO GEORGE RL DO MICHAEL RUGGIE THOMAJ JOSEPH RODRIGUEZ RUSNAK RUDY SANGSTON LORETTA SAPEN LILLIAN SCHEEL SUZANNE SCHILLING KAY SAUER DABNEY SAUNDERS One of our more organized homerooms! 35 ANN SCHULTZ LAURA SCHWEIZER JOAN SCHWERTNF.R LYNN SCOTT DOUGLAS SCOTT SANDRA SCOTT JEAN SEERV JAMES SERSAIN SHEILA SHARP KAREN SHAVER RONALD SHAW DELORES SHERREN ALLEN SHOENBERGER STEPHEN SHRADER RITA MAY SHUSS BERNARD SIDLEY Get off the gym floor without your gym shoes! THOMAS SORENSON WAYNE SPEIDEL REBECCA SNOWBALL KATHY SNELLER CYNTHIA SPIKELL CAROL SPRING RONALD STAKICH ALAN STANSFIELD SUE SI'REMOLE EDWARD STROME BETSY TARR CONNIE TAYLOR SUSAN TAYLOR KAREN THIEL MICHAEL SUNDERLAND JAMES TABOR We’re from Shaw High, and no one could he prouder! 37 DIANE TRAXLER PATRICIA TURNER Shaw’s ideal students. EILEEN VLADIC MELODY VLIET GAYLE VOUGHT DEBORAH WACHTER INTA VARNA JUDITH VARRO GAYLE VOGLER LORETTA WAGNER DAISY VonCARLOWITZ ROBERT WAGNER DOROTHY WALLS JAMES WALSH BARBARA WARDELL THADDEUS WASHKEWICZ GAIL WATLINGTON JAMES WATT JOYCE WISCH MEYER ALAN WOLF JANICE ZEBROWSKI CAROL ZIMMERMAN NANCY ZICCARDI DONNA ZUPANCIC MARC.ARETE ZIEI.KE BRENDA DILLARD MIKE HUBBARD SENIOR CANDIDS I FACULTY BRUCE HOLDERBAUM (Coordinator of Pupil Pei sound Services WAYNE C. BLOUGH Principal HAROLD L. NICHOLS Superintendent of Schools LEONARD A. VISCI Assistant Principal MARGERY SHIELDS Dean of Girls PHILIP WORCESTER Guidance Counselor N. F. LEIST Assistant to the Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION—Front Row: Miss Mahon, Mr. Got-tron, Mrs. Madson. Hack Row: Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Henderson, Mr. Peckinpaugh. OFFICE STAFF—Mrs. Dunlap. Mrs. Parsh, Mrs. Collins. Mrs. I.ossing. 44 SOCIAL WORKERS; MR. HOLDERBAUMS STAFF-Mrs. Alice Gnaedingcr. Social Worker; Jean Gilford, Speech and Hearing Therapist; Mrs. Ruth C. Williams. Visiting Teacher: Mae M. Conner. Secretary. CUSTODIAL STAFF—Front Row: Fiorina l)i Blasio. Filomcna Margin!to. Maria Mirarchi. Elizabeth Cecerre. Hack Row: John Silvdroli, Domenic Petti. Elton Webb. LIBRARY STAFF—Marian Lchky. Nancy Coates. Patricia Davis. CAFETERIA STAFF-Mrs. Murray. Mrs. Griner. Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Kerr. Mrs. Siverdis. Mrs. Fort, Mrs. Gonder. Mrs. Stahrc. Mrs. Paugh. Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Quandt. Bob Robinson. BRYCE BROWNING Art Ohio State University Kent State University Mexico City College Shrivanham University B.F.A., B.S. HARRIET CARPENTER Home Economics Western Reserve University Columbia University B.S., M.A. DORETTA CURRENI Family Living, Foods Ashbury College Western Reserve University B.S. JAMES DURKIN Machine Shop, Electricity, Stage Crew Kent State University B.S. Intramurals, Tennis Coach S. ROBERT FRASER Instrumental Music Ohio State University Western Reserve University B.S.Ed., M.A. Marching Band, Rhythm Teens, String Ensemble THE ARTS Cultivate Students Talents DOUGLAS STALLSMITH Woodworking. Machine Shop Miami University B.S. Coach of Cross Country and 1 rack, Assistant Intramural Director Hey, where's the girl? Preparing for the future—Cooking Class. ROY WISF.CUP Mechanical Drawing Miami University Western Reserve University, Notre Dame University, Kent State University B.S. JUDITH WARREN Vocal Music, Music Theory Mount Union College B.M.E. Football and Basketball Concessions, Rhythm Teens MIRIAM FOLMER Secretarial Practice, business Machines Oklahoma A M Kent State University B.S. Student Council Advisor PAUL HAMMER Shorthand, Typing Kent State University Western Reserve University B.S., NI.A. Business Club Advisor SANDRA I). HEIDUK Typing, Office Practice Ohio State University Western Reserve University B.S. Friendship Club Advisor ROBERT LOUIS Business Education Oberlin College Cincinnati University-Boston University A.B. ELEANOR PAVEY Shorthand, Typing Baldwin-Wallace Western Reserve University B.B.A., M.A. National Honor Society. J.V. Cheerleaders Looking Ahead Through BUSINESS EDUCATION A picture for what book? Busy workers in Typing Class. EDGAR E. VANCE Bookkeeping, Retail Trade Mount Union College Ohio State University B.S., B.B.S. Mrs. Hcjduk speaking to parents at Open House. 1 BARBARA BAUER English Western Reserve University B.A. HAZEL CRAMER English Western Reserve University B.S., M.S. Senior Advisor LOIS CRANK English University of Virginia Western Reserve University B.S., M.S. Dramatic Clut , Debate Club MIKE DUGAS English, Elay Production Western Reserve University John Carroll University A.B., M.A. Director of Plays BARBARA GLUECK English Radcllffc College Washington University A.B. College Club GEORGIA GREANEY English, Speech Antioch College Ithaca College Washington University B.A. LELLA LOFTUS English Baldwin-Wallace Western Resen c University A.B., M.A. AYLEEN MORLEY English Allegheny College Kent State University National Honor Society Basis for Learning ENGLISH You're not discussing Silas Nfarncr. are you? RUBY OLSON English, World Literature Ohio Wesleyan University University of Chicago Western Reserve University B.A., M.A. Future Teachers' Club GEORGE TODD English Northwestern University Ohio University B.A., M.A. National Honor Society Developmental Reading Class The modern Language Lab. Converse in Other Lands FOREIGN LANGUAGES GEORGE AMEDURI Spanish, English Youngstown University Westminster College II.S.. B.A., M.A. SUSAN COOPER MAN French Ohio State University B.S.. B.A. French Club ILSE JAHN German Western Reserve University B.A. German Club ISABELLE LATTA Spanish. French Western Reserve University Middlebury Spanish School La Sorbonne, Paris University of Guana Juato, Mexico A.B., M.A. Spanish National Honor Society, Coordinator of Foreign Languages of East Cleveland Schools C. C. REYNARD English. Latin Hiram College University of Michigan A.B., M.A. Bookstore, testing Progress MATH WAYNE CAROFF Mathematics Pennsylvania State Teacher's College Northwestern University B.S., M.A. LOUIS CHULICK Mathematics Indiana State Teacher's College West Virginia University B.S., M.A. Baseball Coach MARION CHILDS Mathematics Ohio Wesleyan University Western Reserve University B.A., M.A. WILLIAM GALBERACH Mathematics Kenyon. Ohio State University, Western Reserve University Ph.B., M.A. 49 RICHARD BAKER Physics, Chemistry Fenn College Western Reserve University B.S., M.A. DAVID COSTILL Biology, Health, Gym Ohio University Miami University B.S.Ed., MJEd. Swimming Coach MARJORIE DEWEY Biology Western Reserve University B.A. National Honor Society JOAN FOSTER Biology Smith College Harvard University B.A., M.A.T. THOMAS MF.INHARDT Physiology, Biology Kent State University B.S.. M.E. Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach . . . and SCIENCE EDITH SEIDMAN Chemistry University of Vienna Medical School. Western Reserve University B.A. Tomorrow's scientists experimenting. Building Strong Bodies PHYSICAL EDUCATION LEAH JOHNSON Physical Education Health Fairmont State College B.A. Athletic Council, G.A.A., Cheerleaders NORMAN MeVICKER Physical Education, Health Ashland College Kent State University B.S.. M.E. Leaders Club, Football, Track MURIEL MORSE Swimming, Physical Education, Health Bowling Green State University B.S. Catalina Club, Athletic Council NEIL SKINNER Physical Education Kent State University B.S.Ed. Pool Director 50 PAUL BURTON Psychology, Economics Manchester College Kent State University B.S., M.E. Football—Varsity line Coach, Wrestling Coach EUNICE COLEMAN American History, American Government Barat College University of Michigan Western Reserve University Indiana University B.A., M.A. Pep Club EUGENE DICKARD Psychology, Geography Heidelberg College A.B. Assistant Football Coach. J.V. Basketball Coach DONALD DREBUS American History Ashland College Bowling Green University Western Reserve University B.S., M£. Head Athletic Director, Football Coach RUDY LIBLRTINI IVorld History Kent Stale University Western Reset vr University B.S. Football Coach, Baseball Coach HUBER I McNEILL Lau-, Publications, Social Problems Ohio State University Western Reserve University M.A., LL.B. Shuttle Advisor WILLIAM MORRIS American History Ohio University Ohio State University B.S., M.A. National Honor Society HAROLD NARAGON American Government Heidelberg College Ohio State University A.B., M.A. JAMES SIVARD American History Baldwin-Wallace Western Reserve University A.B., M.A. Facts about Our World SOCIAL STUDIES Any questions about your homework? Learning more about the world’s make-up in Geography Class. BOYS’ SPOR via All Hail the Champs VARSITY FOOT BA IX.—Bottom Row: Wesley Hogya. Ed Holmes, Bill Morchart. Bob Cipiti, Jim Smith. Ron McQueen, Roger Peckinpaugh, Bob Taskes, Bob Leblang, Jeff Meyer. Second Row: Coach Drebus, Mgr. Gerald Britton. Mike Malec. Eugene Crowley, Jim Bucar, Dale Ix ckwood, Don Highley, Tony Rizzo, Richard Bruce. Jim Owen. Bill Dornbach, Jim Dodson, Mgr. Andy Bcttcrman, Coach Tom Mcinhardt. Third Row: Coach Libcrtini, Ken Golash. Pete Hirsch, Dale Honroth, Jeff Cunningham. Bruce Stanek. Tim Shoda. Rich Werner, John Mingione, Dave Schuller. Wilson Rick. Tom Krizman, Mgr. Karl Glaser. Top Row: Coach McVicker. John Warded. Doug Jenkins. Milton Bley. Dave Austin, Marty Matus, Bruce Matte, Bob Richards. John Bestvina. Bob Rainey, Bernard Sidlcy. Coach Burton. Second to None in 1961!” was me war chant of the 1961 Varsity football team. These words may sound boastful, but to Shaw students they were significant of the spirit that prevails in Shaw High School. Such words enable us to give our best in whatever we undertake and display courage, confidence, and good sportsmanship. This year’s football team was a good example of these qualities. A spirited group balanced by a strong offense and a powerful defense combined to provide Shaw with a winning team This year the Cardinals had an impressive record of seven wins and two losses. The losses, to Garfield and Shaker, didn’t put a stopper to the Cardinals’ spirit, and they bounded back to pound out two smashing victories over Lakewood and Heights, providing the spirit to conquer the Parma Redmen for the second year in a row. After the Parma victory, the Cardinals had one L.E.L. game left with Euclid. Our gridders were too much for the Panthers and Shaw became the victor. A loss to Parma by Shaker ended a hard-fought battle for the L.E.L. crown by splitting the championship three ways for Shaw, Parma, and Shaker. Congratulations, team, for carrying on the Shaw High tradition of spirit, sportsmanship, and victory. Hob Taskcs ends 10 yard run. Collinwood dummy polishes. The Shaw Junior Varsity had a fairly difficult season in 1961. They won one game, tied one and lost 5. Although the L.E.L. competition was rough, the team had a good coaching stall, and the boys played with strong determination. Jerry Novak was considered the most valuable player by the coaches. Outstanding for the team were Jim Fern, Dennis Vaughn, Dave Maiani, and Charles Wheeler. Milton Bley, with the exception of Jerry Novak, was considered the most consistent player. Experience gained this season by juniors and sophomores will undoubtedly provide the proper gridiron comeback for next season. Victory Comes Hard For J-V s JUNIOR VARSITY—Bottom Row: Tom Ficzcri, Pete Davet, Hill Touschncr, Sam Frank, Gary Ragan, Bob Petche, Jim Pax-son. Ray Macholtz, Ben Yospur, Brad Kucblcr, Dave Maiani, Charles Wheeler, Dan Carter. Middle Row: Harvey Berlin, Berry Billington, Allan DiLillo, Fred Taskes, Ken VVhigham, Ken Dornback. Vic Voinovich, Bob Knaggs, Dennis Vaughn, Nick La- Puma. Louis Juodvalkis. Vic Price, Jim Forristal, Jim Rothman. Top Row: Jim Bezdek. Bart Azarian, Torn Young, Bill Deaith. Vic Klodetsky, Ken Atkinson, Elmer Novak. Jim Fern, Milt Bley. Dick Fischer, Chas. Isaacson, Bob Holchin, Terry Molenaar, Mike Fall. 55 ken Golash brushes off a determined tackier. Ken Golash A combination of determined offense and precision defense, led the Cardinals to their first victory of the season as they rallied over the invading Brush Arcs.” Scoring for Shaw were Matte, Golash, Richards, and Rick. Tony Rizzo The Coll in wood game was perhaps the most impressive Cardinal victory of the season. The final score was an indication of the quality that the Shaw gridiron men displayed. Matte, Golash, and Richards did the scoring for Shaw. Tony Rizzo gains against the Bulldogs. The Cardinals derail the Railroaders for a loss. The team traveled to Garfield to suffer their first loss of the year. Bad breaks and a faltering offense hampered the Cardinals as they went down to defeat. Although the Shaw defense was strong, it couldn’t hold back the roaring Bull-dogs. Bill Dorn back John Mingionc On Homecoming, Shaw and Shaker clashed in one of the most exciting games of the season. A touchdown called back because of a clipping penalty, and the determination of the Red Raiders gave Shaw its only L.E.L. loss of the season. Scoring the lone touchdown for Shaw was Bruce Matte. Bruce Matte goes over for the touchdown. It's the Cardinals all the way. John Bestvina Shaw's first L.E.L. victory was a hard fought contest against the Lakewood Rangers. A final burst of effort in the closing period of the game gave our Cardinals the victory as Taskes scored. A spirited Heights team fought desperately to defeat our Cardinals; but as many teams have found in the past, a powerful display by a churning backfield was too much for the Tigers. Golash and Matte went over the line for touchdowns. Bob Lcblang Bob Richards completes a long pass. Tony Rizzo scores the points after touchdown. m _ Bruce Stanek Shaw's excellent passing attack and fine defensive line handed Parma its only L.E.L. loss of the season. Parma went to the one yard line many times, but couldn’t penetrate the Cardinal’s defense. Austin and Rizzo did the scoring and two more points were added to the score as the “Redmen” were pushed back for a safety. Dale Lockwood Golash, Matte, and Richards trounced over the Euclid line for touchdowns as the Drebus Men” captured the L.E.L. crown. As Mr. Liber-tini predicted, the Cardinals “powdered” the panthers in spirit as well as in offensive and defensive plays. The Cardinals bring down a determined opponent. Ken Golash fights olf determined Panthers as he goes to the five yard line. Shaw spotted a determined Barberton team 14 points before the Cardinals gained control of the ball. After the first touchdown, it was smooth sailing to victory. Matte, Golash, Richards, and Rick all scored for Shaw. Bernard Sid Icy c o A C H E S Bottom Row: Louis Chulick. Rudy Libertini, Neil Skinner, Pool Director; Douglas Stallsmith. Top Rou : Norman McVicker. Donald Drebus, John Powell. Thomas Meinhardt. Paul Burton. GYM LEADERS Rottom Row: Mike D'Astolfo. Chris Tariara, Tom Perry, Jim Hartory, Gene Baumgardner. Top Row: Glenn Lake. Lewis Lawrence. Doug Scott, Bill Poore. Bill Brelo, Joe Calosi. This year a new organization was formed under the direction of faculty advisor Mr. McVicker and president Glenn Lake. The boys’ gym leaders have had the responsibility of maintaining discipline, leading exercises, taking attendance, and supervising gym classes. To add to their pleasure they had a swimming party and dance after with the girls’ Athletic Council. The leaders are picked for their athletic ability and skill by Mr. McVicker. One of their highlights of the season was the halftime show they put on at one of the basketball games. Jerry Harbak sinks it for two more. Smalley takes the jump ball away from Massillon. VARSITY BASKETBALL Shaw 54 Collinwood (Overtime) 58 Shaw 43 Sandusky 67 Shaw 56 Lakewood 79 Shaw 35 Heights 50 Shaw 53 Massillon 54 Shaw 66 Boardman 54 Shaw 64 Brush 52 Shaw 50 Parma 42 Shaw 56 Warrensville 60 Shaw 61 Euclid 47 Shaw 55 Shaker 46 Shaw 60 Lakewood 69 Shaw 42 Heights 56 Shaw 63 University School 42 Shaw 58 Parma 64 Shaw 47 East Lake North 56 Shaw 40 Euclid 60 Shaw 47 Shaker 45 Shaw 63 Wickliff 65 60 Hot tom Row: Russ Fox. Manager; Bill Howell. Bob Wagner. Hull. Mark Presscr. Jim Smalley, Jay Meyers, Bruce Malic. Jerry Harbak, Tim Shoda, Dale Rothenbcrgcr. Top Row: Pete Milton Bley, Tom Meinhardl, Coach. Coach Tom Meinhardt's cagcrs started slowly, losing some close heart-breaking battles. They then revived with a brief winning streak before graduation, when high-scoring Jerry Harbak earned his diploma. A slow finish found the team in fifth place with an over-all season record of seven wins against 12 losses. Pete Hull was another outstanding performer who was chosen .co-captain along with Bob Wagner after Jerry Harbak graduated. One of Shaw’s most exciting games was their opening game with Collinwood which the Cardinal’s lost in over-time. With only two of the first-string members graduating, the 1962-63 team promises to be a winning, impressive basketball squad. Another opponents foul the referee didn't see! Pete goes in for the rebound. SH KW «� H Ah' Rottom Row: Tony Lograndc, Manager; Bob Bauer. Bill Chambers, Glen Buchan, Greg Spoth. RoIkti Turner. Derek Van Felt. Manager. Top Row: Jim Paxson, Douglas Michel, Tom Kennedy, John Molnar, Andrew Byers. C harles Little, Allen Nahra, Dennis Vaughn. Jim Morison. J.V. BASKETBALL Drew Byers makes it one more for the Cardinals. Shaw 47 Collinwood 51 Shaw 35 Sandusky 37 Shaw 36 Lakewood 68 Shaw 53 Valley Forge 58 Shaw 63 Cleveland Hts. 36 Shaw 33 Massillon 77 Shaw 41 Boardman 44 Shaw 40 Parma 57 Shaw 42 Warrensville 44 Shaw 46 Euclid 55 Shaw 31 Shaker 36 Shaw 34 Lakewood 56 Shaw 36 Cleveland Hts. 41 Shaw 29 University School 22 Shaw 44 Parma 54 Shaw 50 East Lake North 45 Shaw 49 Euclid 36 Shaw 32 Shaker 42 62 Hot tom Roxc: Marty Harding, Dave Cantwell, Mariyas Jakulis, Sheldon Benton, Rich Littman, Karl Schneider, Greg Myles, Fred Henderson. Second Row: Jim Rothman. Bill Dearth, Fred Taskes, Mike Rnggie. Bill Morchart, Ben Yospur, Rick Stepne-ski, Pete Davet, Jim Bolaney, Vic Voinovich, Louis Smith. Bob Pctche, Harvey Berlin, Manager. Top Roxv: Elmer Kress. Coach; Herb Klaus. Coach; John D'Astolfo, F.d Morgan, Louis Juodvnl. kis, Dale Lockwood, Rich Fischer, Bob Rainey, Roger Walko. Jay Lazar. Jim Baker. Bill Ward, Tony Paris, Coach Paul Burton. Referee signals a win for Jim Baker. WRESTLING First string: Baker, Morgan, D'Astolfo, Ward, Paris. Top Row: Lockwood. Juodvalkis. Rainey, Fischer, Walko. Lazar. As representatives of a relatively young sport. Coach Paul Burton’s team of 14 sophomores and an array of juniors wrestled in some exciting matches, especially the 21-21 tie with Massillon. Senior grapplers included Jim Baker, Dave Cantwell, John D’Astolfo, Jay Lazar, Richard Littman, Dale Lockwood, Russ Martin, and Bob Rainey. John D’Astolfo earned the most valuable wrestler trophy; while Ed Morgan received a trophy for the most improved wrestler. In its most successful season the Junior Varsity triumphed in three Lake Erie League meets. Mr. Burton looks forward to having a much improved wrestling squad that might be a contender for the L. E. L. title next season with five sophomores and two juniors returning in seven of the eleven weight classes. 63 Tom Courtney exercises hurdle stretch. The 1961 cross country team was beyond a doubt, one of the finest teams in the history of Shaw High School. One of the outstanding members of the team was Jerry Harbak. Jerry’s individual record of seven wins and one loss was unmatched in the district. He placed first in the L. E. L. and won a gold medal for his efforts. In the district tournament the five Cardinals finished the race with fine scores, allowing Shaw High to finish seventh in the district. Jerry Harbak finished third, enabling him to compete in the state cross country meet at Columbus, Ohio. The others who finished in the district meet were Heckman, Thompson, Harding, and Courtney. Jerry practices for another record. A Spirited Cross Country Team Rottom Row: Dave Anderson, Dave O'Konck, Jim Watt, Lewis l wrence. Art Phillips. Middle Row: Steve Shrader, Tom Courtney, Larry Heckman. Martin Harding, Jim Skinner. Top Row: Charles Little. Jerry Harbak, Mark Presser, Jay Meyers, Jim Smalley, George Dimer. Harold Main. 64 Swim Team Improves Under New Coach Bottom Rote: Joe Rodrigue , Charles Cowles, Don Price. Doug Scott. Jim Tabor. Bill Nelson, George Dirtier, Jim Walsh, Ted Washkcwicz. Second Row: Gene Baumgardner. Dave Anderson, Dave Downs, Jim Hartory, Tom Hanger, Mike Billington, Dave O'Konck. Eric Rhode, Hans Sellgc. Ed Vargo. Top Row: JUNIOR VARSITY—Armond Spikell. Walter Hoffman. Dan Button, Wall Stephens, Jeff Thacker, Bill Hampton. Roger DcMuth, Ken Greene, Lynn Brown, Ed Holmes. Although the Cardinal tank men finished the season with an unimpressive record of 2 wins and 11 losses, the spirit and ambition that prevailed throughout the season produced one of the finest swimming teams in several years. Even though they failed to capture meet honors, a few records were broken. Jim Walsh set a record in the 400 yard free style, breaking his previous record. Ron McQueen was beaten once in L.E.L. competition. Doug Scott and Bill Nelson were voted best all around, and Jim Tabor most promising. Our newest coaches. Costill and Jones. They’re Off! 65 Tennis Team Improves This year’s tennis team showed a great improvement over last year’s. The team was fine in form as were most of the individual players. Although the team lost 8 and won 3, it showed exceptional ability. The biggest surprise this year was a sophomore, Tom Maremaa, whose playing was astounding for a novice. Although several fine players will graduate soon. Coach Durkin has high hopes for a great team in the future. Top Mow: Joe DeLeese, Bob Wagner. Dave Harley. Lee Allison, Liatti, Steve Webster, Tom Maremaa, Jack Hcrshey, Skip Greg Pfleger, Joe Barnoski. Bottom Row: Coach Durkin, Dennis Schreck. Walter Hoffman. Shaw vs Euclid Lost 5-0 Shaw vs Parma Lost 6-1 Shaw vs Shaker Lost 5-0 Shaw vs Gilmore Lost 3-2 Shaw vs University Heights Lost 5-0 Shaw vs Heights Lost 4-1 Shaw vs Berea Lost 4-1 Shaw vs Brush Lost 4-1 Shaw vs Euclid Tournament 4th Place Shaw vs Mentor Won 5-0 Shaw vs Orange Won 4-1 Shaw vs Parma Won 4-3 66 rv Bottom Row: Richard Gerich. Boh Cipili. Top Row: Larry Heckman, Jeff Hutzler. Coach Powell. Steve Martis. Golf Team Meets Par Although the Golf Team had a disappointing season last year, losing seven matches and tying one, the team had spirit anti teamwork. The boys showed true Shaw spirit in the face of defeat and never lost their determination and sportsmanship. Larry Heckman practices for an oncoming meet. Bottom Row: Wilson Rick, John Mingione, Glenn ck, Tom Courtney, John Forristal, Jim Owen. Pete Lake. Bob Taskes, Jerry Harbak, Roger Anderson, Hirsch (Mgr.). Top Row: Coach McVicker, Ron Me- Mike Molnar, Warwick Gendall, Tony Rizzo, Mike Queen, Jim Thompson, Dale Lockwood, Bruce Stanek. Althoff. Middle Row: Jim Campbell (Mgr.), Roger Steve Shrader, Martin Burin, Orin Marvin, Jeff Meyer, Peckinpaugh, Jeff Jefferson, Ken Golash, Martin Hard- Rufus Choice. A1 Herrick, Coach Stallsmith. ing. Ralph Jacob, Dave Klooz, Jim Watt, Dave O’Kon. John Mingione watches Bruce Stanek throwing the shot-put. Cindermen Set Two New Records Shaw’s track team made an impressive showing this year with four lettermen returning to the team: Jerry Harbak, high-point man of the season, Glenn Lake, Roger Anderson, and Mike Molnar. The most exciting meet of the season was the action with Brush. In this hard fought victory, the last race determined the outcome of the winning Cardinal combination in the mile relay. Under the coaching of Mr. McVicker and Mr. Stallsmith, the team set two new records: the 440-yard relay in 45.4 seconds, and the 880-yard relay in two minutes and thirty seconds. 68 Bottom Row: Bob Holchin, Dave Downs, Fred Ander- Gary Virnitk, Fred Herr, Tim Nimmo. Rob White, son, Dave Anderson, Lewis Lawrence. Bob Knaggs, Lino Perossa. Chuck Little. Top Row: Dale Rothenberger (Mgr.), Willoughby North 40 Shaker 71 Lakewood 92 Garfield 64-2 3 Willoughby 34-5 6 University School 49 Orange 54 Brush 58-1 2 Euclid 76-2 3 East 56-1 3 Heights 81 Parma 65 West Tech Relays Euclid Relays Brush Invitational L. E. L. Shaw 69 Shaw 47 Shaw 27 Shaw 49-1 2 Shaw 69 Shaw 64 Shaw 59-1 2 Shaw 13 Shaw 36 Shaw 53 Shaw 0 18 20 place Shaw 21 5 th place Shaw 6 9 10 place Shaw 4 1 3 6 6 place 69 Varsity; a Team of Power Bottom Row: Bill VVaclawski, Jay Wright, Bill Rlenoshck, 1'om Haney, Tim Shtxla, Jeff Broughton. Second Row: Jerry Britton (Mgr.), Gary Mcdeikis, Tom Krizman, John Bestvina, Phil Bol- ton, Bill Brelo, Bob Liddy. Top Row: Andy Bctterman (Mgr.), Jim Smalley, Dave Vaughn, Bruce Matte. Dave Austin, Coach Chulick. The Cardinal baseball team concluded the 1961 baseball season with an impressive 8-9 mark in 17 games. This record is an improvement over last year’s record of 5 wins and 8 losses. In previous seasons it was difficult to get pitching and batting together. This year the two were well-coordinated. Phil Bolton and Bill Brelo came through for the team with excellent pitching. John Bestvina, a catcher, racked up the highest batting average of .422. Dave Vaughn came in second with a .357 average, and also led the team in R.B.I’s. Tom Haney stole the most bases, with a total of five for the season. The team batting average was an impressive .256, one of the highest team averages in the L.E.L. jy. ’s Have Impressive Season Compared to the 1960 season, the ’61 Junior Varsity baseball team, under the leadership of Coach Libertini, had an excellent record. Although it lost eight games and tied one, the nine had smashing vic- tories over Shaker, Heights, Parma, and Euclid. Twice the J.V.’s triumphed over Lakewood. In view of all these factors Coach Libertini foresees a successful season next year and a well organized team. 71 liottnm Row: Charles Apple. Stu Hoff. Tom Perry. Karl Schneider. Second Row: John Blair. Dennis Hamilton, James Bucar. Tim McKee. Gregg Davis, Don Highlcy, Mike DiSanto. Top Row: Coach Libertini, Art Phillip, Milton Bley. Dave Dye. John Kcpich, Mike Malec. Marty Matus. Jack West. Shaw Trounces The Kadio Wonders The Radio Wonders led by Johnny Holiday had hopes of beating the Shaw-Kirk Faculty on February 26. We came through with a 73-66 victory over the Wonders. Skinny Skinner, Chuckles Chulick, Timid Tom Meinhart, Little P. W. Burton, and the rest of the faculty worked together to win the game. Jet propelled Fort sinks it for two more. Skinny jumps for a shot. Why is Lowry jumping? Intramurals Provide Recreation All-star bowling team receives trophies. The Shaw intramural program, whose purpose is to provide good clean recreation for the boys of Shaw, was led by Mr. Durkin assisted by seniors Don Collova, Jim Davies, and Richard Bornoff. Activities included in the program this year were basketball, ping pong, volleyball, and swimming. 73 Here it comes! GIRLS SPORTS Mi di Km Judy Morison Mary Lou Class Marie Mingionc Debbie YVachtcr Phyllis Woodworth President I President 2 Vice President I See. I. V. Pres. 2 See. 2. Trcas. 1 Treasurer 2 Kathy Atchison Pat Pecklnpiugh Donna Thiele Louise Wood Cheryl Byers Carolyn Fandncn ATHLETIC Mis. I eah |ohnson Pin . Kd. Teacher Miss Muriel Morse Swimming teacher COUNCIL Janet Dteifort Dottie Marties Donna Federico Pali Max as Manhn Jones Ronnie Andrews Margaret Johnson Inta Varna Amy dayman Pcggx Crxskr Joyce Johnson Lois Spring 76 team. Managers—chosen by the respective teams—guide the girls while they practice. There are nine seniors playing this spring who have been on Army-Navy teams for three years consecutively. JUNIOR VARSITY—Bottom Row: Laura Kraber. Linnea Strobcrg, Inge borg Aschcrl, Captain; Mary Ann Di Giacomantonio. Sally Parsh. 'I'op Row: Dianne Scngcr, Manager; Kathy Musk. Sue Jacob, Marilyn Long. Pat Gurkey. Carol Souchl. ARMY JUNIOR VARSITY—Bottom Row: Kathy Korcll. Laura Carlson. Sue La na, Belva Blankschaen, Beulah Bellamy. Top Row: Carolyn Fandrich, Manager; Marilyn Graham, Mickic Konst ants. Lois Spring. Captain; Mary Stroud. Nancy Rosser. NAVY VARSITY—not tom Row: Beth Kerr, Marie Mingione, Joyce Johnson, Amy dayman. Janet Dreifort. Top Row: Cheryl Byers, Sue Taylor, Charlotte Bauer. Mary Lou Glass. Captain; Linda Pcrchan, Manager. The highlight of the girls’ sports activities is the Army-Navy Basketball Game in the spring. Girls are selected for their ability from G.A.A. basketball teams. Each team has a varsity and a junior varsity VARSITY—Bottom Row: Eileen Vla-dic, Bonnie Andrews. Judy Morison, Captain; Donna Federico. Top Row: Judy Bowman. Manager; Louise Howell. Debbie Wachter, Inta Varna, Phyllis Woodworth, Peggy Cryslcr. 77 G A A Softball All Star Rowling Top Row: Joanne Fanz, Rarbara Thorne, Dor thy Hartley. Hot tom Row: Louise Klcnoshek, Teri Holman. Winning Team Top Rote: Dorthy Hartley, Carolyn Fandrich. Karen Thiel. Bottom Row: Janet Dreifort, Donna Federico. Ice Skating 78 Bowling Is Lots Trampoline Line Soccer Bonnir Andrews VARSITY Pall Havas Kaye Karle UNDERSTUDIES Bottom Row: Mary Ellen Scrota. Nancy Wellman. Mary Lou Egan. Top Row: Kathryn Musk, Nancy Rosser. Lauran Visci. Varsity understudies and J.V. Cheerleaders add much spirit to Shaw High. The J.V.’s are responsible for cheering and creating spirit at the J.V. basketball games. The understudies are all around “handy-men” for the varsity squad. They make posters, special costumes, and substitute if a regular cheerleader is sick. JUNIOR VARSITY 80 CATALINA CLUB Bottom Row: Jeanne Kuischer, Debby Wachier. Martha Heigle, Mary Cunningham, Louise Wood, Marie Krabcr. Second Row: Adele Stamos, Diane Gouger, Jean Kadis, Doris Holzheimer. Linda Schultz, Carol Cunningham. Amy Klein. Barb Baker. Third Row: Virginia Allen. Chris Drcifort. Marilyn Jones. Sue Skinner, Jann Horning. Mary Sue Jones, Lynn Van Ommcn, Vicki Humbcrstone. Top Row: Elaine Copeland. Mary Ellen Serota, Lauren Visci. Sally Parsh, Laura Kraber, Nancy Wellman. The Catalina Synchronized Swim Club holds its meetings every Monday night. Various skills are taught under the instruction of Miss Morse. Much time and effort is devoted to advance the sport of synchronized swimming. Each spring, members present a water show and demonstrate what they’ve learned. This year’s theme was called Sea of Dreams. ” PROGRAM SELLERS—Bottom Row: Sally Parsh. Pat Davis, Judy Huber, Julian N'atco, Joan Steinberger. Second Row: Sheila Sharp. Ginny Fritz. Beth Kerr, Bonnie Andrews, Kathy Korcll. Third Row: Marie Mingionc, Peggy Johnson, Judy Morison, Linda Perehan, Patt Havas. Top Row: Nancy Rosser. Cheryl Byers, Judy Bowman. Jade Green, Mary Lou Glass. Phyllis Woodworth. Beat ’Em Birds! PEP CLUB Sweatshirts, shakeroos, and pennants all symbolize the products of Pep Club. Encouraging more spirit around the school, putting on many of our rallies, and sponsoring Pepettes, a chorus line of thirty-six girls who performed at the football games, are a few of the highlights of Pep Club. Sponsored by Miss Eunice Coleman, Pep Club has provided the Varsity Cheerleaders with thirty different combinations of uniforms and has made them the best dressed cheerleaders in the L.E.L. PEP CLUB OFFICERS—Bottom Row: Julian Natco, Pat Davis, Kathy Korcll. Top Row: Jade Green, Mary Lou Glass. Marty Hcigle, Debbie Wachtcr. 82 POSTER COMMITTEE—Merida Blanco, Cheryl Missbach, Barbara Wesley. Jade Green, Amy Klein, Kathy Bolt. Miss Coleman, Pep Club supervisor, discusses the football program with a Pep Club member. PEPETTS-Hoflowi How: Sally Parsh. I.in Stroherg. Marv Lou Egan, Nancy Wellman. Amy Klein. Judy Wagner, Lauren Visci, Laura Kraber. Top Row: Julian Natco, Director. Ellen Shrader. Donna Efland. Nancy Rosser, Micki Konstants. Karen Walsh, Randy Izzo, Carol Souche. Cor- liss Rode. Donna Thiele. Bottom Row: Barb Scherbel, Marty Hcigle, Sally Smith, Judy Reed, Ann McClcnahen, Doris Holzheimer, Patt Havas. Mary Cunningham, Carol Patrich. Top Row: Mary Blankenship, Sally Ficken, Claudia Lapka. Dabney Saunders, Chris Drei-fort. Sue Ohlinger. Diane Min-ardo, Peggy Johnson. Beverly Abramcyzk. Joan Steinberger, director. Peggy Chrysler Louise Howell, manager CHEERLEADERS Louise Howell has been the manager for the cheerleaders for the past two years and has added much pep and spirit. Early in May varsity cheerleading clinics begin. Forty to fifty girls are taught jumps, motions, and two cheers after school. At every clinic each girl must | er-form alone in front of the group. Final selections are made on the basis of jumps, motions, winning smile, figure, personality, and co-operation. The new cheerleaders are announced on Honor Day. The first and last two weeks of summer vacation these girls practice in the parking lot. In September six spirited, energetic, and smiling girls emerge as the Shaw High cheerleaders. Kathy Atchison Sally Olson, Co-captain Shaw is on top of Ml. LEL Pause and refresh. Pat Peckinpaugh, Co-Captain Fran Rohloff Cheerleaders arc a typical scene at the bonfire. The cheerleaders keep the crowd yelling with a NOBODY cheer. Amy dayman ACTIVITIES SERVICE COMMITTEE—Bottom Row: Mary Ellen Hadscll, Sally Fiekcn, Sally Parsh, Marie Mingionc. Top Row: Roger Pcckinpaugh, Jessie Khashadurian, Honorary Member, Martha Heigle, Jack West, Lino Perossa. Not Shown: Meg Renton, Chairman. CAMPUS IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE—Bottom Row: Laura Schweizer, Bart Azarian, Sheila Rowan. Top Row: Dave Klooz. Jim Hartory, Dave Schuller, Chairman; Dave Barnes. H LOST and FOUND COMMITTEE— Terry Osborne and Joan Steinberger. SPIRIT COMMITTEE—Bottom Row: Ellen Schrader, Janice Chrisman, Louise Wood, Chairman; Nancy Rosser, Bonnie Brynes. Top Row: George Veale, Larry Heckman, Ed Fritz, Steve Shrader. Jerry Harbak, Mike Billington. Change was the main theme of the Student Council this year. The most outstanding change was in advisors, from Mr. Sivard to Miss Folmer. Next, council changed its foster child from a fourteen-year old Greek girl to a five-year old Korean boy. Certain procedures in campaigning for Student Council offices were also changed. Prospective candidates were voted on by council before petitions were distributed. The council also initiated new ideas. An Executive Committee consisting of Senior A's, officers, and committee heads was set up. This committee discussed major topics brought up at regular council meetings. Lastly, Student Council, as always, performed services for the school. It handled the United Appeal, a dance after the Barberton game, the All-School Party, the Football Queen Election and Homecoming, cleaned the L.E.L. pennants which hang in the gym, and tried to promote improved safety practices and behavior in the school. OFFICERS—Bottom Row: Corliss Rode, Secretary; Rich Werner, President. Top Row: Tom Courtney. Vice President; John Forristal. Treasurer. FALL SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL ■esu. SOCIAL COMMITTEE—Bottom Row: Angie Garofalo, Mimi Cappon, Molly Bayliss, Mary Stroud, Nikki Cortcsc. Toft Row: Jim Hawk, Jay La ar, Tom Kennedy, Bill Nelson, Chairman; Ralph Jacob. Jim Bezdck. ELECTIONS COMMITTEE—B ottam Row: Phyllis Alexander. Bill Howell, Julian Natco. Top Row: Stu Hoff, Art Phillips, Tom Courtney, Chairman; Russel Fox. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE—Bottom Row: Bob Cipiti, Chairman; Peg Cryslcr. Sally Smith, Beth Kerr, Pat Noon. Top Row: Doug Michaels, Wilson Rick, Charles Little, David Harley, Kevin Loftus. SPRING SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS—Bottom Row: Bill Nelson, President; Marie Mingione, Secretary. Top Row: Roger Pcckinpaugh. Vice President: Ralph Jacob, T rcasurcr. SOCIAL COM M ITT EE—Bottom Row: Jeff Mazur, Nikki Cortcsc. Mary Stroud, Holly Maurushat, Chairman; Tom Courtney. Top Row: Greg Spoth. Dave Klooz, Mike Billington, Tom Krizman, Dale Honroth. 89 ELECTIONS COMMITTEE—Bottom Row: Mary Kotsch. Barb Scherbel. Jessie Khashadurian, Honorary Member. Top Row: LEGISLA IIVE COMMITTEE—Bottom Row: Pat Bozik, Diane Larry Heckman, Roger Peckinpaugh. Chairman. Minardo, Judy Morison. Top Row: Bruce Scharschmidl, Bill Howell. David Harley, Steve Schrader, Chairman. SERVICE COMMITTEE—Bottom Row: Mary Sue Jones. Laura Schwcizer, Helen Robertson, Laurel Toss. Top Row: Tom Hanger. Pal Noon, JoAnn Grant. Jim Hawk. Chairman. CAMPUS IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE—Bottom Row: Dave Schuller, Chairman; Mimi Cappon, Peg Crysler, Jim Bucar. Top Row: Bob Nelson, Richard Klaass, Dave Austin, Bernard Sidlcy. SPIRIT COMMITTEE—Bottom Row: Kathy Moore, Ginny Fritz, Bonnie Byrnes, Chairman; Ruth Whetsel. Top Row: Tom Perry, Wilson Rick. Marty Matus, Jan Van Voorhis, Stu Hoff. 90 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1961 MEMBERS—Bottom Row: Julian Natco, Beth Kerr, Janice Chrisman, Merrl Gray, Kathy McCurdy, Pat Davis. Second Row: Jean Kutscher, Meg Renton, Secretary; Mary Conrad. Sally Olson, Vice President; Fran Rohloff. Third Row: Steve Webster, Steve Schrader. Roy Clcndcnan, Pat Peckinpaugh, President; Marcia Kruse. Laura Schwcizcr. Top Row: Russell Fox, Randy Adams, Treasurer; Dave Harley, Art Limbird, Dave Schuller. Allen Shocnbcrgcr. Sally Olson delivers a speech on Character. NEW MEMBERS for 1962-Bottom Row: Amy Klein. Marie Mingionc, Linda Pcrchan, Kathy Sneller, Sally Ficltcn. Mary Ann Lowry, Merida Blanco. Second Row: Sue Chorman, Janet Ganz, Jade Green, Barbara Thorne, Molly Wclty, Debbie Wach-ter. Third Row: Charleye Dyer, Tom Hanger, Ron Gatzke, Don Price. Mary Ann Wilson. Top Row: Ralph Jacob, Larry Heckman. Howard Riggert, Phil Bolton, Tom Courtney. The members of National Honor Society arc chosen from the upper quarter of their class on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Twice a year an assembly is held to install the new members. At this assembly one member of the society speaks on each of the qualities required in every member. There is an air of excitement throughout the assembly for no one knows who is going to be chosen until the very end. To be a member of this society is quite an honor as only the more superior students are chosen. America Impresses Jesse Jessie Khashadurian, the exchange student from Lebanon, was highly impressed with Shaw and the United States. Life in the States is very fast. People work like machines, whereas in my country everything is slow. At any rate, I love the life here, and I shall say one thing that impressed me the most, honesty and friendliness. Everyone trusts each other, and Americans, I found, are the most friendly and kindhearted people.” Dave Enjoys Germany Dave Harley, the senior chosen as Shaw’s exchange student, spent quite an enjoyable summer. “Germany is the land of beer and sauerkraut, folkfests, and frauleins and Volkswagens. It is the romantic land of the Rhine and Mosel. Beneath this atmosphere of fun and sport, there lies a nation of warm and friendly people. Although they have had two wars devastate their homeland, everything has been rebuilt and Germany again holds its place among the leading nations of the world. COLLEGE CLUB Contributes to Scholarship Bottom Row: Kathy McCurdy, Showcase Chairman; Mary Kay Mucklcy, Visitation Chairman; Gayle Vought, Secretary-Treasurer; Darlene Witzke, Publicity Chairman. Top Row: Gayle Vogler, Greg Peters, Scholarship Fund Chairman; Beth Kerr, Co-Publicity Chairman; Ralph Jacob, President; Sue Johnson, Vice President. Mr. Hcjduk speaks at a College Club meeting. Guest speakers cover a wide range of topics related to college and careers at the well-attended meetings of College Club. Mr. Worcester described college entrance tests and how to apply for them. At another meeting, Mr. Hejduk, an admissions officer at Western Reserve University, told what qualities colleges want in applicants. College Club visits campuses during the school year. Early in the year a group of members visited Allegheny in Meadville, Pennsylvania. Also interested in social activities, the club sponsored a dance. The money raised at the dance contributed towards a $50 scholarship for a graduating member. 92 fiottom Row: Fran Rohloff, Jessie Khashadurian, Doris Holz-heimer. Joan Parsh. Kathy Moore, Ginny Fritz. Julian Natco, Patt Havas. Second Row: Joan Stcinbcrgcr, Phyllis Dietz, Judy Morison, I aura Schweizer, Martha Heigle, Sheila Sharp. Emmy Hadscll. John Forristal, Roy Clcndcnan. Third Row: Pat Peck- inpaugh, Peg Crysler, Kathy Sneller, Kathy Atchison, Secretary: Corliss Rode. Janice Chrisman, Marie Kraber, Dave Hurley. Top Row: Stephen Shrader, Treasurer: Bob Cipiti, Kevin Lof-tus, Ralph Jacob, Ed Fritz. Vice President: Lou Biscotti. Dave Klooz. Roger Peckinpaugh, President: Christy Tartara. CANTEEN COUNCIL Sponsors For many years Canteen Council has been responsible for the success of the majority of the Shaw High dances. At meetings held every' other Monday night, the members discuss themes, novelty games to be played at the dances, and set the prices for admission. Many Successful Dances The Canteen Council selects a certain number of members from each grade only once a semester, but is open for suggestions from anyone who has an interesting idea for a dance or who merely wants his favorite record played. 93 LIFE SAVING CLUB lioltotn Row: Bonnie Andrews, Jim Harlory, Claudia Kraber. Second Row: Adel Stamos, Peggy Crysler, Judy Adams. Neil Skinner, Supervisor. Top Row: Richard Bornoff. Mike Waters. Dave O'Konek. Enjoys Splash Parties The Life-Saving Club supervises guarding at the pool. Most of the girls belong to Catalina Club; most of the boys are on the swimming team. To become a member, a person must have had senior life-saving and must be a fair swimmer. The members not only spend time improving their technique but, enjoy splash parties as well. Second to None in J61! Second to None in ’61!” was the motto for this year’s sixth annual football ticket selling campaign. Backed by school spirit and student participation, the drive earned over $5,000. A WERE disc jockey broadcasted the results of the campaign from the front lawn. Teams, captained by football players, canvassed assigned territories. Each grade competed for the $50 prom fund which was won by the Senior A’s and Junior B s. Mr. Louis, who returned to Shaw this year, originated 1 in 10,000, the first campaign of its kind in the state. 1961 Homecoming was on October 6. Shaw suffered its only L.E.L. loss to Shaker in an exciting game. Our Homecoming Queen, Laura Schweizer, was crowned. Both East Cleveland and Shaker celebrated their 50th anniversaries in a half-time ceremony. The game was followed by a dance for the students in the lounge, and one for the alumni in the gym. First Attendant—Fran Rohloff Second Attendant—Janice Chrisman Princess—Carole Blessing Princess—Marie Mingione 96 Princess—Judy Morison Princess—Margaret Ziclke FOOTBALL QUEEN—LAURA SCHWEIZER Rather than becoming an honor society open only to students who excel in French, French Club decided to remain open to those students interested in French and France. Meetings, held twice a month, are interesting and informative programs about France. Field trips to French exhibits at the Cleveland Museum of Art and to a French restaurant round out the club’s activities. Since the members are not all at the same level in their study of the French language, the meetings are conducted in English. However, the members do gain a more complete knowledge of France, its customs, and its people. FRENCH Bottom Row: Cynthia Spikell, Linda Castellano, Diane Stone, Eileen Vladic, Miss Coopcrnan. Advisor. Second Row: Meg Renton, Secretary-Treasurer; Jennifer Young. Pat Melaragno. Lois Spring, Mary Conrad, Vice President. Top Row: Bill Chambers. Greg Peters, Price Green. Chuck Issacson, Richard Preston. CLUB I Bottom Row: Jeanne Kutscher, Ellen Gardiner, Amy dayman, Agra Ronstants, Ingaborg Aschcrl, Secretary; Mary Lou Wetland, Pat Barton, Cynthia Spikcll. Second Row: Use Jahn, Sponsor; Linnea Stroberg. Janet Harley, Nancy Lucas. Jessie Khashadurian. Treasurer; Sally Olson, Program Chairman. Bill Chambers. Third Row: Mary Kelsey. Ann Hunter, Mary Stroud, Dianne Senger, Phyllis Woodworth, Marcia Kruse. Sue Johnson, Ken Hamilton. Fourth Row: Tom Hanger. Dave Klooz, Mike Billington, Jim Hawk, Larry Drotleff, Vance Lina-man, Bruce Scharschmidt, Jon Hoegstroni. Top Row: Dale Hrabak, Ralph Jacob, President; Hans Sellge, Mike Watters. Pat Noon, John Alexander. Jan Van Voorhis, Paul Anderson. GERMAN CLUB This year the German Club under the direction of its new sponsor Fraulein Jahn, created interest in German and Germany through trips and well-planned programs. The culture, history, and customs of Germany were explained and discussed. A documentary film at The Masonic Auditorium was enjoyed by the members. Officers Ralph Jacob, Prasident Ingeborg Ascherl, Sekretirin, and Jessie Khashadurian. Schatzmeisterin, led the club through a very successful year. Bottom Row: Betty Vairiukaitis. Charlotte Munkres, Treasurer; Lee Belucm, Marilyn Anderson. Amy Klein. Kathy McCurdy, Merrl Gray. Second Row: Sharon Smith. Jan Schultz. Bonnie O’Leary, Elaine Ingram. Mary Kay Mucklcy, Linda Schultz. Kathleen Easton. Betsy Crump. Third Row: Dolly Orantas. Kay Sauer. Mary Helen Jarmusch. Virginia Mcdvctz, Kathy Balazs. Sally Tucker, Laurel Auinend, Vicky Gatautis. Top Row: Ellen Bond. Matcis Kruse. Secretary; Meg Renton. Merida Blanco. Mary Conrad. Louise IIowcll, Cynthia Spikell. Andrea Passeralla. Absent: Mary Gabriel, Mary Ann Wilson. Shaw students who plan a career in education learn the disadvantages and benefits of their chosen profession through Future Teachers’ Club. The active members attend roundtables on the problems of discipline in the classroom, hear guest speakers, and make field trips to observe classes of handicapped children and various teaching techniques. Inactive members who are unable to attend meetings learn of advances in education and activities of the club through a monthly bulletin published by the club. FUTURE TEACHERS FUTURE NURSES The purpose of the Future Nurses’ Club is to acquaint its members with the world of medicine. Several times during the year, the girls tour hospitals to see their chosen profession in action. They made stuffed animals for Rosemary Home and made a tour of it. Guest speakers tell the members of the challenges and rewards of nursing and careers in the medical field. Bottom Row: Sherill Calogar. Mary Anne Wilson, President; Ann McLinn, Reporter, Sheila Carroll. Second Row: Kathy Huber, i.ois Anderson. Vice President; Carroll Simon. Scribe; Gayle Scharsu. Secretary -Treasurer. Top Row: (larol Zimmerman, Representative; Kathy Keefer, Pat O’Neill, Andrea Passerallo, Representative; Wilhelmena James. Shine On, Shine On Harvest Moon I Promotes School Activities FRIENDSHIP CLUB Under the supervision of Mrs. Hejduk, Friendship Cabinet plans and organizes the activities for the girls' Friendship Club. Among the activities planned by these girls is the annual Thanksgiving Dance. This year it was the Harvest Moon Dance. Friendship also planned a service project during the Christmas season, and Jessie Khashadurian, the exchange student from Lebanon, was invited to speak about her native country at a general meeting early in the year. Chop Suey Hot tom Row: Cheryl Everly, Treasurer; Sally Ficken, Publicity Chairman; Peggy Reed, Service Chairman; Barb Scherbel, Social Chairman. Second Row: Dianne Sengcr. Program Chairman: Barbara Masely. Art Chairman; Kathy Moore, Corresponding Secretary; Rosanne Izzo, Music Chairman; Dabney Saunders. Room Chairman. Top Row: Laura Schwcizcr, President; Kathy Sneller, Vice President; Mary Ann Lowry, Recording Secretary; Judy Huber, Homeroom Chairman. LE MASQUE CLUB Le Masque Club is devoted to the study and appreciation of all phases of drama. The dub produced the fall play, The Drunkard”, and aided the production of the spring musical. The members attended Advise and Consent and other plays throughout the year. Programs were put on at meetings by those members interested in acting, but members also include those who are interested in the technical aspects of production—costuming, d i r e c-tion, make-up, and props. Bottom Row: Jeri Elstone, Kathy Fiffik, Kathy Bolt. Bonnie O'Leary. F.IIcu Gardiner, Beulah Bellany. Mary Kapka. Phyllis Hoffman. Vicky Gataulis. Laurel Toss, Fran Rohloff, Secretary; Cyndy Spikcll. Second Row: Kathleen Easton, Ellen Edwards. Marilyn Anderson. Kay Prouty, Sharon Jacobs, Bonnie Goldwyn. Ann Hunter, Pat Mclaragno, Jeanne Kutscher, Betty Vaedukaitis, David Sault. Third Row: Jeff Powers. Sandy Sakss, Jan Grossman. Pamela Kccley. Louise Howell. Sally Tucker, Elaine Ingram, Karen Shaver, Joanc Parsh, Cheryl Miss-bach. Kosilind Gonsilio, Robert Hess. Fourth Row: Allen Schocnberger. Dale Hrabak, Barb Southwirk. Mary Boone, Greg Peters, James Le Castrc, Charlcye Dyer. Bob Fritz, Bob Thomas. Stephen Schrader, Dave Boylan, President. Top Row: Marty Harding, Ron McQueen. John Alexander, Jim Polaro, Kim Walton. Bill Howell. Bill Henderson, Greg Azarian. Rich Bornoff, Gary Spidel. Armoud Spikcll. STAGE CREW Under the direction of Mr. Durkin, the stage crew has worked in a variety of show’s, including the Catalina Swim Club Show’ and the 1961 fall production, The Drunkard’' Students working behind the stage must show’ an interest in the technical phase of drama. There is a wide variety of jobs they do in preparing for a production. The students assemble as well as repair scenery and they tend to stage lighting. Bottom Row: John Blair, Tom Scruggi, Bob Marshaus. Art Snyder. Dave Dillon. Nancy Ziccardi, Nick Giancola. Richard Crosby. Top Row: Fred Youkcl. Jack Schneider, Herbert Gillespie, Pat Weigel, Alan Stansfield. Bob Di Franco. Mr. Durkin. Sponsor. 101 THE DRUNKARD” Arouses Audience Dave Boylan, Sieve Shrader. The audience cheered the hero and hissed the villain of “The Drunkard”, a melodrama produced by Le Masque Club in November. The play written in all seriousness in 1844 was given a light touch and the result was hilarious. Dave Boylan acted the title role of Edward Middleton, a good man who is ruined by drink but is saved by Arden Rencelaw, Jim Le-Castre. Although she is menaced by the villainous Cribbs, Steve Shrader, the Drunkard’s wife, Ellen Gardiner, remains faithful throughout, and his daughter, Jeanne Kutscher, awaits his return. Through the efforts of Bill Dowton, Marty Harding, and his crazed sister Agnes, Fran Rohloff, the crimes of Cribbs are exposed and he is led off to prison. The Drunkard returns to his family, the mind of Agnes is restored, and all live happily ever after. Ellen Gardener. Dave Boylan, Marty Harding, Fran Rohloff. 102 SERVICE ORGANIZATION CONCESSION STAND WORKERS-Bottom Row: Beverly Ab raine yk. Angie Amato, Kathy Balazs, Lee Behrens, Dorothea Sunderland, Karen Lowmiller, Manager; Alice Kapka. David Sault, Bonnie O’Leary, Marion Secura, Kathy Musk. Second Row: Roger DeMuth, Tom Donelan, Melody Vlict, Betty Lou Traci, Sharon Rhodes, Grctchcn Tagg, Judy Thorton. Linda Bcrke, Mary Ellen Manley, Claudia Bateman. Third Row: Dorothy Walls, Mike Sabol, Jeff Powers, Carole Nabors, Rita Rossic, Caroll Thompson. Carol Casserly, Pam Keely, Jerry Grcenblatt. Edith Gower. Top Row: Terry Osborne, Manager; Chuck Pierce, Jim Pinkerton, Mary Boone, Virginia Reed, Kim Walters, Manager; Richard Bornoff, Jim Pocaro, Ray Benjamin. Manager. This year a new organization has been formed to honor those students who give their time and energy to serve Shaw. The members include those who work at the Korb Center and football stadium concession stands, sound equipment workers at Korb Center, visual aid assistants, the stage crew, and library pages. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Parsh, the organization presents service awards. Ed Vargo, Richard Bornoff, Audio Visual; Howard Riggeit, Lounge-Audio; Becky Snowball, Library Pages; Nancy Ebbcrt. Paulette Greenberg, Betsey Crump. Honored Alarcon Shaw’s chapter of the Spanish National Honor Society, Alarcon, is named for the famous Spanish writer of the last century. Since Miss Latta founded the Society in 1959, interested Spanish students of high grades have become its members. The meetings are conducted in Spanish, and the program includes reports, 61ms, fiestas, and visits to restaurants. Bottom Row: Nancy Ziccardi, Ann Mclvcr, Karen McDonald. Phyliss Hoffman, Kay Karle. Secretary. Second Row: Carol Spring, Vice President; Sally Tucker, Kathy McCurdy. Merida Blanco. President.'Top Row: Daisy Von Carlowitz, Sally Fickcn, Treasurer; Art Limbird, Fritz Engel. Art Hagen. 103 Karen Thiel Associate Editor Judy Bowman Activities Editor Barbara Southwick Kathy Atchison Art Editor Art Editor Dave Barnes Boys’ Sports Editor Mary Conrad Copy Editor SHUTTLE STAFF Peggy Johnson Editor-in-Chief Corliss Rode Circulation Editor Cynthia Spikcli Copy Editor Mary Kay Muckley Dorothy Hartley Faculty Editor Girls’ Sports Editor Mary Helen Jarmusch Jim Lcttofsky Music Editor Photographer Jean Van Vliet Girls’ Sports Editor Bette Hughey Index Editor Louise Wood Melody Huff Senior “A” Editor Senior “B” Editor 104 ASSISTANT EDITORS—Bottom Row. Pat Piorkowski, Ruth Whctscl, Barb Warded, Elaine Ingram, Judy Huber. Top How: Bob Hess, Charleye Dyer, Phyllis Dietz, Joan Steinberger, Chris Dickons, Don Kaltcnbach. Mr. McNeill, Adviser This year, the staff produced a larger, thicker SHUTTLE with a new format. The editors busied themselves with picture layouts and captions, especially when a deadline was near. The spirit of the school was captured on film by the photographers. Let me do it.” The first pictures have just arrived! 105 The Staff at work MUSIC Ed Fritz MAJORETTES 108 VOCAL ENSEMBLE—Bottom Row: Claudia Krabcr. Laura Schweizcr. Phyllis Alexander, Ann Lyndall. Molly Welty, Sally Ficken, Cluis Drcifort, Lynne Crisp. Top Row: Walter Hoffmann. Carl Schneider, Phil Carmen, Howard Riggert. John Mcknight, Mike Killington, Bob Wagner. INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE—Bottom Row: Mary Ann Lowry, Rosanne Izzo. (.ayle Voglcr. Second Row: Karen Lowmiller. Gayle llarlinami, Ed Fritz, Peggy Lash. Top Row: Russ Martin. Wylie Douglas . Jack MacNcal, Lou Riscotti, Paul Magnusson, Pat Noon, Ron Catzke. Jack Adams. RHYTHM TEENS When some students come to school dressed in black jumpers and gay red plaid tuxedos, the rest of the students know the Rhythm Teens are going to perform. This year the Rhythm Teens performed at an intermission of a Cleveland Pipers basketball game, a program of the Singer’s Club of East Cleveland, for the United Appeal Rally at W.H.K. Auditorium, and at the national convention of Indian Guides. In January the Rhythm Teens produced “Jet-Flight, a musical trip around the world in co-operation with the band. Rhythm Teens warming up back stage. 109 The 85-member Shaw High Choir, directed by Miss Judith Warren, has concluded another year of exceptional choral performances. The highlight of the year was the musical, which was presented in co-operation with the Drama Department and the Orchestra. The Choir sang for the Armistice Day program, the Christmas program, the Spring Concert, the commencements of both graduating classes, and the Lake Erie League Choir Festival at Lakewood. During the Choir s Long Hours of Practice Bottom Row: Julian Natco. Kathy Moore, Virginia Fritz, Jean Secry, Kathy Bolt, Louise Gunualson, Ken Green, Russell Zeskey, Jim McGee. Second Row: Ann Schultz, Claudia Kraber, Christine Hodge. Karen Poirot. Molly Bayliss, Paul Magnuson. Walter Hoffman, Richard Lynette, Bob Fox, Mike Billington. Third Row: Louise Howell, Phyllis Woodworth, Barbara Southwick, Charleye Dyer, Laura Schweizcr, Tom Sorenson, Karl Schneider, Bob Gallion. Art Phillips, John McKnight. Top Row: Mary Ann Lowry, Peggy I sh, Karen Kruse, Elinor Dodge. Phyllis Alexander, Marcia Kruse, Steve Webster, Terry Osborn. Howard Riggert. Ray Benjamin. 110 Christmas season they gave concerts at Halle’s and in the Rose Memorial Shell at Public Square. The many activities of the Music Department, such as faculty and student performances, midwinter and spring concerts, and the Christmas program, reach those students not enrolled in any music courses. Choir members also participate in other programs of the Music Department, such as Rhythm Teens, Band, and Orchestra. Choir rehearsing for Christmas piogram. Result in Outstanding Performances Hottom Row: Ron McQueen, John Alexander, Jeff Muzur. Dave Anderson, Cheryl Everly, Diane Ward. Fran Rohloff, Ingrid Carlson, Phyllis Hoffman. Helen Barrick, Ginger Hazelelt. Second Row: Bill Gillespie, Bob Cipiti, Bob McCloud, Bill Howell. Joyce Johnson. Janet Cans. Mary Jane DuRand. Jessie khasha-durian, Ixrslce Swift. Dorothy Kovach. Lynn Crisp, Sharon Broc- kel. Third Row: Bob Wagner. John Welniak. Ellen Bond. Sue Johnson. Micki Constance, Peg Crysler, Gayle Voglcr, Beth Rumbold, Jan Schultz. Ruth Ann Ercius, Arlene Nelhery. Top Row: Mike Seidell. Richard Walters, Larry Drotleff, Claudia Lapka, Molly Wclty, Sally Ficken, Joan Parsh, Christine Dreifort, Karen Shaver. Diane Gouger, Peggy Reed, Kay Donaldson. Ill Broadway next? GIRLS' GLEE Bottom Roiv: Sharon Rhodes, Carol Patrick, Pat Mallon, Beth Taylor, Georgia Svokos. Second Row. Linda Kwasucy, Linda Tilcy, Rita Rossi, Sue Schott, Carol Nabors, Laura Kralxrr. Top Row: Dorothy Walls, Donna Tcras, JoAnne Salosky, Betsy Weiss. Annette Zampino, Mary Boone. MIXED CHORUS Bottom Row: Bonnie Collins. Kathy Seibert, Eileen Vladic. Mary Bordelon, Joanne Beck, Kathy Nicholson, Sharon Paul. Edith Gower, Paulette Posatiere, Diane Macke, Elizabeth Rose. Second Row: Margaret Maloney, Betty Lou Traci. Janice Rose. Lynn Van Ommen, Mike Weigel. Glenn Kelley, Ted Jukiewicz, Earl Maples, Jerry Greenblatt, Donna Aylward, Claudia Bateman, Louise Klenoshek, Judy Thornton. Third Row: Lois Anderson. Mariann Putzbach, Kathy Musk, Judy Adams, Vicki Humbcrstonc, Jeff Thacker. Win. Gillespie, Tom Donelan, Mary Beth Butterfield, Anne Troychak, Judy Keyhoe, Virginia Med-vetz. Belva Blankschacn. Top Row: Laurel Autnend, Judy Lossing, Sue Oh linger. Cindy Myles. Mary Stroud, Jack West, Rich Klein, Tom Perample, Jim Barcttc, Jim Baker, Virginia Reed. Betsey Crump, Pat McManamon. 112 Bottom Row: Dave Downs. I .aura Kirby. Peg Crysler. Gayle Voglcr. Mary Ellen Manley. Roberta Yaxley. Joanne Grant. Rose Ann I zo, Ruth Ercius. Mary Ellen Scrota. Second Row: Russ Martin. Jean Seerv. Doris Holzheimer. Sally Parsh. Karen Lowmiller, Mary Stroud. Linda Stockstill. Mary Mann. Gene I-link. Third Row: Ingrid Carlson, Marie Krahcr. Howard Ness. Tony Sawyer. Tom Strawn. Pat Shelton. Kathy Moore. Sue Johnson. Molly Bayliss. Top Row Chris Hodge. Paul Magnuson. Jack MacNcal. Bob Wagner, Russell Pox, Jack Adams, Keith McStay, Charles Gillespie. ORCHESTRA The Shaw High Orchestra, under the baton of S. Robert Fraser, presented its annual Spring Concert May 11. In co-oj eration with the choir and drama department, it performed for the Broadway Musical Li’I Abner, and made a record of the performance. This year the forty piece Shaw Orchestra traveled to Cleveland Heights to participate in the Lake Erie League Orchestra Festival. The grouj) also played for Armistice Day, the Christmas program and at the commencement of both the January and June graduating classes. 113 Bottom Row: Ken Greggs, William Berry, Don Burton, George Phalen, Paul Magnusson. Top Row: Lou Biscotti, Jack MacNeal, Robert Co-losi, Barr)' Neubaucr, Edward Brass. Bottom Row: Ingrid Carlson, Kathy Huber, Jann Horning, Marilyn Jones, Marie Kraber, Becky Snowball. Top Row: David Sault, Cheryl Bateman, Charles Isaacson, Pat Noon, Ronald Gatzke, Jack Adams, Bill Morehart. Bottom Row: Judy Troyan, Donna Smith, Kathy McCurdy, Marilyn Giescl. Top Row: Keith McStay, Leonard Balk, Ed Fritz, Peggy I sh, Margaret Renton. After long hours of practice, the Shaw Band presented varied and intricate shows under the direction of Mr. S. Robert Fraser. The red-and-black-attired musicians played at the home and away football games and put on a traditionally MARCHING BAND fine Homecoming performance October 6. Drum major Ed Fritz and the attractive majorettes added a colorful touch to the enjoyable half-time band shows. Bottom Row: Robert Walters, Barbara Wesley, Marilyn Anderson, Joanne Morehart, Mary Reimer, Gayle Hartmann. Tup Row: Mary Mann, Sue Johnson. Tom Rusnak, Terry Roby, Karen I.owmillcr. I.inda Stockstill. Bottom Row: Kathy Ficzeri, Janice Rose, Sue Sappenficld, Maryanne Douglass, Linda Roberts. Top Row: Kay Sauer, Mary Stroud. Jackie Scott, Pat Techet. Marianne Martin, Pat Sheldon. Bottom Row: Jim Pinkerton. Paul Worcester, Dale Rothenbcrger, Russ Martin. Top Row: Eugene Mink, Charles Wilson, Ellen Bond. Janice Knapp, Wylie Douglass, Charles Gillespie. Clifford Eller, Glenn Goldwyn. 115 R. 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WILLIAM Bill 1295 East 133 Street Mu-1-5361 Electronic Technologist—DeVry Tech. J.V. Baseball, Intratnurals, Monitor 17 JOHNSTON. SHIRLEY Shirl 1893 Wymore Avenue Ul-1-8489 Homemaker College Club. G.A.A., German Club, Future Nurses. Monitor, Lc Masque 17 JULIANA, MICHAEL Mike 14612 Savannah Road Po-1-7426 Intratnurals, Monitor 17 KRABER, MARIE Crabs 1877 Stan wood Road Gl-1-8314 Miami of Ohio 17,81.93, 113, 114, 116 KRUSE, MARCIA Marsh 1110 Selwyn Road Ev-1-4032 Ministry—Hiram Choir. Future Teachers, German Club, Monitor. College Club 17.91,98,99, 110 LAKE, GLENN Hot Towel 14222 Savannah Avenue Li-1-5601 Phys. Ed. Teacher—State Gym Leader, J.V. Football, Track 17.59, 68 LAZAR, JAY 1517 Eddington Road Ye-2-3766 Aeronautical Scientist Student Council, Wrestling, College Club, Intratnurals, Monitor; Capt., Pep Club 17, 63. 89 LEBLANG. ROBERT Bob 14529 Strathmore Avenue Po-1-8629 Football, Intramurals, Monitor 17,54, 57 LE CASTRE, JAMES Jim 1391 East 125 Street Ra-1-9904 Teacher—Western Michigan University Le Masque, Pep Club, College Club. Monitor, Future Teachers 17. 101 LOCKWOOD, DALE 1823 Rosemont Road Li-1-0116 Technician Football, Wrestling, Track, Monitor, Intramurals 17. 54. 58, 63, 68 McGEE, JUDY Me Goo 2008 Hayden Avenue Ul-1-4594 Secretary Choir, G.A.A., Monitor, Pep Club, Le Masque 18 McQUEEN, RONALD Ron 14240 Euclid Avenue Gl-1-0723 Business Administration Akron University Swimming, Football, Track, Choir, Intramurals, Le Masque 18. 54. 68. 101, 111 McSTAY. KEITH 13505 Shaw Avenue Li-1-1349 Teach Music College Club, Rhythm Teens, Band, Orchestra 18 MINELLO. RONALD Ron 3365 Lowncsdalc Road Gl-1-5880 Mechanical Engineer—Mich. State Intramurals, Stage Crew, Monitor 18 MITCHELL. DONNA Speedie 1241 East 145 Street 851-5490 Secretary. Social worker Guard Club, G.A.A., Pep Club 18 MUNKRES, CHARLOTTE 1887 Page Avenue Li-1-3859 Elementary Teacher—Fenn Future Teachers: Trcas., College Club, G.A.A., Army-Navy, Friendship. Monitor 18. 99 NETHERY. ARLENE Feathery 3763 Northampton Road Ev-2-9836 Secretary Choir. G.A.A. 18, 111 OLSON, SALLY 891 Caledonia Gl-1-9346 Foreign Service—Carlcton College V. Cheerleader; Co-Capt., N.H.S.; V. Pres., Pep Club. German Club, Army-Navy 18, 84, 91, 98 OWEN, JAMES Jim 15357 Euclid Avenue Gl-1-2364 Football. Track, Intramurals 18. 54. 68 PARKER, JAMES Jim 14509 Alder Avenue Mu-1-2880 Mortician Monitor, Cross Country, Intramurals 18 PARSH, JOAN Red 1749 Coil Road Po-1-6249 Practical Nurse Central School of Practical Nursing Canteen Council, Choir, Friendship. Future Nurses, Le Masque 18,93, 101. Ill PECKINPAUGH, PATRICIA Pat 16215 Oakhill Road Gl-1-0643 French Teacher—Middlebury 18, 76, 85.91.93 PERAMPLE, THOMAS Tom 3440 Woodridge Road Ev-2-0464 Bartender—West Point Academy Monitor. Swim Team, L.E Masque, Intramurals 18. 112 RENTON, MARGARET Meg 1090 Hereford Road Fa-1-2849 Dr. of Psychology—Muskingham Student Council; Service Chairman, Majorette. French Club; V. Pres., N.H.S.; Sec., College Club 19. 91, 98. 99. 114, 116 RODE, CORLISS Frog 1 Hillside Lane 1, Hillside Lane Ki 3-2502 Social Worker—Ohio University Student Council; Sec., Canteen Council. Shuttle Staff; Circulation Editor, Pep Club, Monitor 19. 83. 88. 93. 104 SCHULTZ. JANET Jan 3318 Chelsea Drive Ye-2-3756 Elementary Education—Mount Union Choir, College Club, G.A.A.. Friendship, Guard Club 19. 99, 111 SIMON. BONNIE 1207 Rozellc Avenue Ul-1-3574 Legal Secretary—Dyke Business College Business Club. French Club, G.A.A. 19 SOUTH WICK. BARBARA Bobbie 839 Nelaview Road Po-1 9111 College Club. Le Masque. Pep Club, Friendship, G.A.A. 19, 101, 104,110 SPENCE. JANICE Jan 1974 Nelawood Road Ul-1-1599 Secretarial Work Monitor, G.A.A., Lc Masque 19 STANEK, BRUCE 14018 Woodworth Avenue Mu-1-6221 Football, Wrestling. Track. Student Council 19. 54. 58. 68 STEINBERGER, JOAN 1042 East 131 Street Fa-1-1760 Psychiatrist—Ohio University Student Council, J.V. Cheerleader, Army- Navy Cheerleader. Canteen Council, Pcp- ettes; director 19. 82. 83. 88. 93, 105 STEVENSON, KATHRYN Kathy 1040 Helmsdale Road Po-1-5117 Art Major—Cleve. Institute of Art G.A.A., Monitor, Pep Club 19 THIELE. DONNA T 14006 Ardenall Avenue Po-1-2491 Secretary A.C., Pep Club, Pcpettes, G.A.A., Student Council, Army-Navy, Prom Committee 19. 76 THOBABEN. KERMIT Kim 14118 Shaw Avenue Po-1 -4044 Intramurals 19 TRACI, BETTY LOU 965 Brunswick Road Po-1-7649 File Clerk G.A.A., Monitor, Pep Club, Friendship. Mixed Chorus 19, 103, 112 WEBB. BARBARA Barb 1960 Hayden Avenue Mu-1-5110 Business G.A.A., Pep Club, Friendship, Shuttle Staff 19 WERNER. RICHARD Rich 1845 Van Burcn Po-1-2588 Ohio State V. Football, J.V. Basketball, Student Council; Pres., Intramurals 19, 54, 88 WILSON, MARY ANNE 1957 Reyburn Road Iv-6-4988 School Psychologist—Ohio U. Future Nurses; Pres., Future Teachers, Monitor, College Club 19,99 WOOD. LOUISE 16259 Oakhill Road Gl-1-4707 Muskinghum A.C., Catalina Club. Student Council; Spirit Committee Chairman. May Queen Attendant. Shuttle Staff; Senior A Editor 19. 76.81,88. 104 145 CLASS OF JUNE 1962 ADAMS, JACK 1747 Bryn Mawr Road Gl-1-3788 Chemical Engineer—Fenn Rhythm Teen , Orchestra, Band, Chess Team; Co-Captain 21. 113. 114, 117 ALEXANDER, PHYLLIS Phyl 13900 Orinoco Road Mu-1-7018 Secretary Student Council. Rhythm Teens. Choir, G.A.A., Friendship 21. 89, 110, 117 ALLISON. LEE Laurie 1853 Lee Road 481-0625 Teacher— Blufton Tennis, French Club, Chess Club 21.66 ANTONIO, STANLEY 1871 Idlewood Avenue Ul-1-5839 Physical Education Teacher UCLA Intramurals, Gym Leader 21 AUMEND, LAUREL Laurie 1894 Glen ridge Road 481-0625 I'eachcr— Blufton Friendship Club, Future Teachers. French Club, Mixed Chorus 21. 99, 112 AUSTIN, DAVID Dave 15321 Welton Drive Ul-1-1633 Ohio University Varsity Football, Baseball, Intramurals 21, 54, 70, 90.% AZARIAN, GREGORY 12700 Forest Hill Avenue Sw-5-0855 21. 101 BAKER, JAMES 15880 Glynn Road Er-1-4640 21. 63, 112 BARNOSKI, JOSEPH 13812 Savannah Road Ul-1-2799 Electrical Engineer—Fenn Tennis, Intramurals, Monitor 21.66 BARTO, JEAN Jeanne 13406 Fourth Avenue Po-1-2639 Beautician—International Beauty School Friendship Club 21 BASSIN, PHOEBE Sue 1533 Coventry Avenue Secretary—Kent State 21 BAYNES. PAUL 14841 Elderwood Road Mu-1-5113 Psychologist—Ohio State J.V. Football, J.V. Basketball, Spanish Club, Tennis 21 BECK, FRANCES Francie 1851 Reyburn Road Iv-1-4759 Teacher—Ohio University College Club, French Club, G.A.A. Monitor, Pep Club 21 BELL, HAZEL Ding 1410 East 135 Street 541-3560 Legal Secretary—Dyke College Business Club, G.A.A., Monitor 21 BISCOTTI, LOUIS Lou 898 Nelavicw Avenue Po-1-4222 Pharmacy—University of Toledo Rhythm Teens, Band: Pres. Orchestra. Canteen Council, Intramurals 21,93, 114, 117 BISHOP. JACQUELYN Jackie 1867 Page Avenue Mu-1-4967 Secretary—University of Miami 22 BLANCO, MERIDA 836 Caledonia Road Mu 1-7259 Radcliffe Spanish National Honor Society. Pres.: Pep Club, College Club, Future Teachers, G.A.A. 22. 83, 91.99, 103 BLASENGAME. BARBARA 15322 Plymouth Avenue 851-7764 22 BOLTON, PHILIP Phil 1874 Hastings Avenue Ul-1-2521 22, 70, 91 BORDELON, LENIX Lenny 14513 Arednall Avenue Ul-1-2507 Military Service Varsity Football, Intramurals 22 BORDELON, MARY 14513 Ardenall Avenue Ul-1-2507 Beautician—Cosmotology School G.A.A., Friendship Club, Mixed Chorus 22. 112 BORNOFF, RICHARD Fuzz 2532 Warrensville Center Road 932-3081 Advertising Artist—Cleveland Institute of Art Intramurals, Swim Team, Golf, Shuttle Staff 22. 94. 101, 103 BOWMAN, JUDY Judy 14685 Elderwood Avenue Mu-1-8094 Physical Therapy—Ohio State Shuttle Staff; Activity Editor, Friendship Club, G.A.A., Pep Club, College Club 22. 82, 104 BOYLE, CONSTANCE Connie 13412 Emilv Avenue Po-1-7237 Beautician—Ohio Beauty College Business Club, G.A.A., Friendship Club, Pep Club 22 BRELO, WILLIAM Breeze 1094 Rutherford Road Ye-2-0059 Funeral Director—Taylor University Rhythm Teens, Choir, Gym Leader. Intramurals, Baseball 22. 59, 70 BROUGHTON, JEFFREY Buzz 15623 Euclid Avenue Ul-1-2116 Obcrlin Varsity Baseball, College Club, Monitor 22. 70 BYERS, CHERYL 2025 Hillsboro Road Iv-1 -5025 Physical Therapist—Ohio State Athletic Club, G.A.A., Pep Club 22. 76. 82 BYRNES. BONNIE 1256 East 134 Street Mu-1-4533 Secretary Student Council, G.A.A., Friendship Club, Monitor 22. 88, 90 CANTWELL. DAVID Dave 566 East 114 Street Po-l-5771 Ranching— University of Technology 22, 63 CARMAN, PHILIP Phil 15672 Glynn Road F. r-1 3363 Taylor University Rhythm Teens, Monitor 22, 117 CARNEY, CAROL 1454 East 135 Street Ul-1-7993 Legal Secretary 23 CENTANNI, ROSEMARY Roe 1310 Forest Hills Boulevard Er-1-0600 Office Work Monitor, Pep Club 23 CERRITO, FRANK 1850 Hastings Avenue Li-1-4674 Barber J.V. Football, Intramurals, Monitor, Gym Leader 23 CHOICE. RUFUS 1315 F. 125 Street Sw-5-1135 Mechanic Track, Gym Leader 23. 68 CLARK, IRENE 1027 Thornhill Road Li-1-4708 Secretary G. A.A. 23 COLLOVA, DONALD 2241 Taylor Road Li-1-0545 Engineer—Ohio State Monitor: Cap.. Leaders Club, J.V. Football, Intramurals 23 COMF.RFORD. CATHERINE Cathy 1829 Alvason Road Po-1-4934 Secretary 23 CONSOLO, DIANE Di 1858 Allendale Road Gl-1-3382 Nursing—Fenn G.A.A., Future Nurses, Monitor 23 COOL. CHARLES Butch 15409 Euclid Avenue Li-1-4900 Intramurals 23 COURTNEY, THOMAS Tom 15409 Brewster Road Er 1 9763 Business Executive—University of Cincinnati Student Council, Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track. Monitor: Cap. 23, 64.'68, 88, 89, 91 COWLES, CHARLES 934 Dresden GI-1-62% Chemist—Ohio University Student Council, Swimming lege Club. Pep Club, Guard itor; Cap., Intramurals 23, 65 Dennis Renie Don Chuck Team, Col-Club, Mon- 146 CRISP. LYNNE Irish Red 1643 Hayden Avenue Private Secretary Rhythm Teens. Friendship Club. G.A.A.. Monitor. Choir 23. Ill, 117 CROWLEY. EUGENE 1786 Elberon Avenue Sw-1-7540 Mechanic Football. Intramurals. Monitor 23, 54 CRUMP. BETSEY Betsey 1233 Melbourne Road Li-1-5407 Teacher—Ohio University Future Teachers, Friendship Club. Mixed Chorus 23. 99. 103. 112 CUNNINGHAM. JEFFERY 15806 Hazel Road Li-1 9211 Parsons Varsity Football, Pep Club, Rhythm Teens. Mixed Chorus. Choir 23. 54 CUYLER, JANICE 1972 Allendale Ul-1-2046 Private Secretary G.A.A., Friendship Club. Pep Club 23 D AGOSTINO. ANTHONY Touy Tiger 1844 Lakeview Avenue Ra 1-2198 Marine Corps 24 D ASTOLFO, JOHN 1883 Knowles Avenue Mu-1-4666 Musician Wrestling, Intramurals 24, 63 DA VET. RICHARD 15457 Euclid Avenue UI-1-1974 Draftsman Intramurals, Football 133 DE JULIUS. BEVERLY 16220 Helmsdale Li-1-4051 Secretary G.A.A. 24 DE MENT, JOHN 964 Whitby Gl-1-7953 Teacher Intramurals 24 DIEHL, PATRICA 1844 Marloes Avenue Ul-1-7882 Secretary—I.B.M. School G.A.A., Monitor, Business Club 24 DILLARD, BRENDA 13616 Fifth Avenue Po-1-4112 Specialist in Swimming Kansas University Catalina, Student Council, Friendship, Monitor 40 DIRNER. GEORGE 14523 Ardenall Avenue Po-1-1766 Mortician—Ohio University Choir, Cross Country, Swimming Team. Iutramurals, Monitor. Mixed Chorus 24, 64. 65 DOI.FI. RAY 1724 Coit Road Ul-1 1032 Cars 24 DONALDSON, KAY Kay 14604 Alder Avenue Mu-1-2355 Receptionist—Dyke Business College Choir. G.A.A., Friendship Club, Pep Club. Monitor 24, 111 DORNBACH, WILLIAM Bill 10221 Lakcshorc Boulevard Mu-1-6916 Football 24. 54, 56 DOUGLAS, WYLIE Bird 1318 Shawview Gl-l-1659 Business Management University of Cincinnati Basketball, Rhythm Teens, Student Council. Band. Orchestra, Iutramurals 24. 115, 117 DOYLE. MARILYN 13810 Northfield Avenue Mu-1-4520 Secretary 24 DREIFORT, JANET 1021 Nelavicw Avenue Mu-1-3468 Horseback Riding Instructor Athletic Club. Army-Navy. G.A.A., Pep Club. Friendship Club 24, 76. 78 DUNCAN. RODMAN 14319 Alder Avenue Mu-1-7540 24 DURAND. MARY JANE Janie 24840 Stephen 261-1785 Secretary Choir, G.A.A., Friendship Club 24, 111 DURKACH, DARLA 146-1 Coit Avenue Ul-1-4991 Secretary G.A.A. 24 DYE, DAVID Wolf 13400 Fifth Street Mu-1-4580 University of Florida Monitor, Intramurals 24. 71 ELYARD, CAROL 13915 Potomac Avenue Beautician Friendship Club, G.A.A. 24 ENGEL. FRITZ Toad 1031 Grey ton Road Mu-1-2458 Business Administration Ohio University Spanish National Honor Society, Band. Intramurals, Monitor 24. 103 ENGLES. MINNIE 14000 Orinoco Road 851-4989 Cosmotology Friendship Club 24 EVERLY, CHERYL Chere 16088 Brewster Avenue Yc-2-8935 Teen-Fashion Coordinator Friendship Club; Treas. College Club. Pep Club, G.A.A.. Choir, Monitor 24. 100,111 EVILSIZER. ROSE Rosie 14006 Orinoco Road Ul-1-5913 G.A.A. 25 FANDRICH, CAROLYN 13428 Euclid Avenue Ul 1-6725 Teacher—Ohio State Athletic Club. G.A.A.. Army-Navy, College Club, Friendship Club, Pep Club 25, 76, 78 FANZ, JOANNE Jo 1327 Elmwood Road Po 1 2901 Lake Erie G.A.A., Friendship Club, Pep Club, Mixed Chorus 25. 78 FEDERICO. DONNA 13800 Fernwood Avenue Mu-1-7994 IBM Operator Athletic Club. Army-Navy Trampoline Team. G.A.A.. Pep Club. Friendship Club 25. 76. 78 FICKEN. SALLY Ftih 15978 Clcvidcn Avenue Ye 2-3592 Wittenberg Rhythm Teens, Choii, Spanish. National Honor Society; Treas., Student Council, Pepettes 25.83. 88,91. 100. 103, 111, 117 FLEMING, JANE 896 Rose Boulevard 442-8626 Kent College Club. Friendship Club. Pep Club 25 FORRISTALL, JOHN Lynch 1865 Marloes Avenue Mu-1-2604 University of Florida Student Council. Canteen Council, Intra-murals, Track. Monitor 25. 68. 88. 93 FRANTZ. JENNIFER Jen 1358 Roxford Road G1-1-8S10 Dental Assistant G.A.A. 25 FRITZ. EDWARD Big Ed 1369 F 139 Street GI-1-5178 Engineer—Ohio University Canteen Council. Rhythm Teens, Drum Major. Student Council, Monitor Cap. Intramurals 25. 88. 93. 114. 116. 117 FRITZ, ROBERT 15472 Brewster Road Ye-2-1535 Engineer—Case Institute Le Masque. German Club. Pep Club, Monitor 25. 101, 102 FUNK. KAREN 14108 Potomac Avenue Li-1.8787 Dayton G.A.A.. Pep Club. Friendship Club, Monitor 25 FURSDON, CHARLES 1245 E. 135 Street Gl-1-3901 25 GABRIEL. MARY Mai’ 896 Ravine Drive Li-1-1112 Elementary—Baldwin-Wallace Future Teachers, College Club, G.A.A., Friendship Club. Pep Club. Monitor 25 GAMBATESE. PATRICIA Pat 14415 Alder Avenue Ul-1-0336 Secretary—Fenn Monitor, G.A.A. 25 GAMBLE. JANICE (iumhall 1140 Eddy Road Gl-1-1765 Secretary G.A.A. 25 GATZKE, RONALD Ron 1295 E. 142 Street Mu-1-4479 Electrical Engineer Dick Bev Big John Patty 147 Rhythm Teens; Band, College Club, German Club 25,91. 114, 117 GENERAL, PATRICIA Patty 1570 Doan Avenue Speech Therapist—Penn State GERICH, RICHARD Rich 13902 Tyler Road Gil-0642 Printing Monitor, Football, Golf 26. 67 GEYER. BONITA Bonnie 512 E. 140 Street Gl-1-8639 Secretary Monitor 26 GLASS, MARY LOU 2101 Alton Road Iv-1-2729 Teacher—Kent Athletic Club. Pep Club, G.A.A., Friendship Club, Daisy-Mae 26, 76, 82 GOGA, GARY 1711 Holyoke Avenue 3 Ev-2-6260 26 GOLASH. KENNETH Ken 14602 Savannah Po-1-6824 Football. Track 26. 54. 56, 68 GORSUCH, KATHLEEN Kathy 1812 Roxford Road 451-2279 Secretary—Business School G.A.A. 26 GRAY. MERRL 1317 E. 142 Street Ul-1-2419 Teacher—Western Reserve N.H.S., College Club, G.A.A., Future Teachers, German Club 26. 91, 99 GRAYDON. MARTHA Marty 1855 Stan wood Road Po-1-9400 Homemaker 26 GREENBERG, PAULETTE 1518 Luxor Road Fa-1-4927 Teacher—Ohio State Monitor. Future Teachers, College Club, Friendship Club, G.A.A. 26, 103 GUTHRIE, JUDITH Judy 1722 Northfield Road Po 1-6031 Teaching—Bowling Green 26 HADSELL, MARY ELLEN Emmy 2067 Dean wood Road Po-1-0048 Social Worker—Ohio University Student Council. Canteen Council. G.A.A., Friendship Club. Pep Club 26. 88, 93 HAGEN, ARTHUR Art 1541 Glenmont Road Yc-2-4095 Lawyer—Bowling Green Spanish N.H.S., Tennis Team. Ix? Masque, Intramurals. Monitor 26. 103 HARDING, MARTIN Martin 2065 Hanover Drive Mu-1-5157 Public Relations—Wake Forest College Cross Country, Track, College Club, Le Masque. Intramurals 26, 63,64,68, 101. 102 HARLEY. DAVID Dave 15657 Wyatt Ye-2-0011 German—Obcrlin American Field Service. National Honor Society, Student Council, Canteen Council, Tennis. Monitor. Intramurals 26, 66. 89,91,92, 93 HAR T, GEORGIA 13905 Savannah Road 681-2112 Pep Club, G.A.A. 26 HARTLEY. DOROTHY Dot tie 1773 Coit Avenue Mu-1-1151 Housewife Athletic Club, Shuttle Staff; Girls Sports Editor, G.A.A.. Business Club. Friendship Club 26, 76. 104, 78 HARTMANN, GAYLE 3415 Henderson Avenue Li-1-3104 Teacher of Deaf Children Ohio University Majorette, Rhythm Teens, Friendship Club, French Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Band 27. 115, 116, 117 HASKELL. JUDY Jud 1725 North Taylor Road Mu-1-7591 Legal Secretary—Kent Friendship Club. French Club. Business Club, G.A.A., Officials Club 27 HECKMAN, LARRY 2057 Taylor Road Po-1-1015 Student Council. Golf Team, Cross Country, College Club, Lc Masque, J.V. Wrestling 27. 64, 67, 69, 88. 90, 91 HEDGE. ALLEN Detorrio 1651 Dclmont Avenue Ra-1-5783 Stock Car Driver Monitor 27 HEIGLE, MARTHA 1087 Hereforc Road Er-I-1410 Teacher—Ohio State Student Council, Canteen Council, Friend ship Club, Catalina Club; Pres., Pep Club; Activity Chairman, G.A.A. 27. 81. 82, 83, 88, 93 HESS. ROBERT 14518 Shaw Avenue Li-1-9230 Archaeology—Miami Le Masque. College Club, Intramurals 27, 101. 105 HIRSCHMAN, MARY 1709 Strathmore Avenue Po-1-8759 Beautician—Cleveland Academy 27 HOLMAN, TERI Red 1778 Fay Street 681-3578 Fashion Designer G.A.A., French Club 27. 78 HOWELL, LOUISE Weizer 1907 Knowles Avenue Mu-1-6226 Teacher—AI leghen y lx? Masque; V. Pres., Future Teachers; Pres., Choir, Cheerleader Manager, G.A.A., College Club, Pep Club, Officials Club 27, 84. 99, 101, 110 HUBER, JUDY Hubes 1013 Nelaview Avenue Po-1-4810 Business—Ohio University Friendship Club, Monitor, Shuttle Staff, G.A.A. 27, 82, 100, 105 HI DAK, MADELINE 1847 Chapman Road Mu-1 -3615 Legal Secretary—Dyke Business Club. G.A.A., Friendship Club. Pep Club 27 HUFF. MELODY Mel 1857 Marloes Avenue Po-1-8423 Secretary—Dyke Business College Shuttle Staff; Senior B Editor, G.A.A. Monitor 27, 10-1 HUGHEY, BETTE Hetty 1820 Page Avenue 451-8245 Secretary—Dyke Business College G.A.A.. Shuttle Staff; Index Editor, Pep Club. Monitor 28, 104 HULL, PETER 1854 Rosemont Road Gl-1-8922 Denison Basketball, Cross Country, Intramurals, Orchestra, Golf Team. Gym Leader, Monitor 28 INGRAM, ELAINE 941 Dresden Road Li-1-8512 Teacher—Kent Le Masque, Future Teachers, Shuttle Staff. G.A.A. 28. 99, 101, 105 ISAACSON. KIRSTEN Kris 16218 Helmsdale Road Mu-1-2728 Nursing G.A.A., Monitor, Band, French Club 28 JACOBSON. WILLIAM Bill 14902 Elin Avenue Gl-1-3951 Teacher—Ohio University Intramurals 28 JAMES. WILHELMENA Willie 14118 Savannah Avenue Po-1 1293 Nurse—Nursing School Future Nurses. Monitor. Pep Club 28, 99 JARMUSCH, MARY HELEN 1754 Coit Avenue Mu-1-5722 Teacher—Baldwin-Wallace College Club. Future Teachers, G.A.A., Monitor, Shuttle Staff; Music Editor 28. 99. 104 JAR RETT, WESLEY Wes 14120 Superior Avenue F. r-1-0258 Store Buyer—Griswold 28 JOHNSON, MARGARET Peggy 2121 West burn Roatl Iv-1-8143 Bowling Green Shuttle Staff; Editor-in-chief, Athletic Club, Pcpettes, Program Seller, Army-Navy, G.A.A. Pep Club, Friendship Club, Officials Club 28. 76, 82. 83, 104 JOHNSON, SUSAN Susie 1359 East 139 Street Li-1-3328 Medical Secretary G. A.A., Friendship Club, Pep Club, Student Council 28. 92, 98, 111, 113, 115 JOHNSTON, ALLAN Al 14003 Ardenall Road Li-1-6838 28 JOHNSTON. DAVID Dave 1270 East 141 Street Li-1-2063 Miami of Florida Intramurals. Chorus 28 148 JL’KIEWICZ, THEODORE Ted 1665 Carlyon Avenue Ul-1-4365' Military Service Monitor. Intramurals 28. 112 KADIS. CAROL 14112 Ardcnall Avenue Mu-1-2628 Housewife G.A.A. 28 KALTENBACH, DONALD Bock 1828 Allandalc Avenue Li-1-7824 Shuttle Staff 28. 105 KARLE. KATHLEEN Kaye 3407 Sylvan hurst Road Po-1-4645 Language Teacher—Georgetown Varsity Cheerleader, Spanish National Honor Society, Pep Club; Poster Committee. Friendship Club, College Club 29. 80. 103 KAUFMAN. HARVEY Harvo 1747 Eddy Road Mu-1-3509 Chemist—Fenn Intramurals 29 KEHOE, JUDY Toni 1356 East 141 Street 451-8672 Beautician—Carnegie Beautician School 29. 112 KELLEY, GLENN Ben 1754 Page Avenue Mu-1-4776 Military Service Monitor, Intramurals 29, 112 KELLY, DONALD Don 1322 Coil Avenue Li-1-7417 Armed Forces 29 KERR. BETH 13333 Forest Hills Avenue Gl-1-4882 Wooster National Honor Society, Athletic Club; President, College Club; Publicity Chairman. Student Council, G.A.A.. Army-Navy, Daisy Mae. Program Seller 29,76, 82,89.91.92 KESSLER. RUTH Ruthie 12523 Euclid Avenue Cc-1-4432 Secretary—Fenn G.A.A. 29 KHASHADURIAN, JESSIE 15740 Glynn Road Er-1-9866 Home Economist American University of Beirut A.F.S. Exchange Student, Student Council, Canteen Council, G.A.A., Friendship Club, German Club 29, 88, 90, 92, 93. 98, 111 KINTLY, CONNIE Con 2402 Noble Road Ev-1-1190 Civil Service— Kent 29 KLEIN, RICHARD Weiner 915 Helmsdale Road Li-1-3438 Salesman Intramurals, Mixed Chorus 29, 112 KLISHAK, KAREN 13501 Lakcshore Boulevard Mu-1-2850 29 KOVACH, DOROTHY Sue 13917 Savannah Avenue Gl-1-8553 Teacher—Eastern Nazarene Choir, Pep Club, G.A.A. 29,111 KRANEK, JEFFREY Jeff 1469 East 133 Street Li-1-4048 Electrician—Trade School J.V. Baseball, Intramurals 29 KRINER, DOROTHY Dottie 1182 Rozclle Avenue Po 1-3792 Beautician—Euclidian Beauty College 29 KUTSCHER, JEANNE Kutchie 1153 Brandon Road Fa-1-6189 Cornell University National Honor Society, Catalina Club, Le Masque, G.A.A., German Club 29. 81.91,98, 101 LARGE. RUSSELL Russ 13404 Hartford Road Li-1-5970 U.S. Navy Wrestling, Intramurals 29 LASH, MARGARET Peggy 952 Grevton Road Li-1-6734 Secretary Rhythm Teens, Choir. Band, G.A.A., Friendship Club 30. 110, 114, 117 LAUSIN, PATRICIA Pat 13510 Milan Avenue Mu-1-7772 30 LEGG, DONNA 13416 Emily 851-1283 Secretary 30 LESSMAN, SANDRA Sandy 1234 Rozclle Avenue Ul-1-5671 Airline Stewardess G.A.A., Business Club 30 LETTOFSKY, JIM 1552 Bel mar Road 321-6835 Accountant—Miami University Shuttle Staff; Photographer, College Club 30. 104 LIDDY, ROBERT Red 1745 Shaw Avenue Li-1-8193 Engineering—Fenn Baseball, Monitor, Intramurals 30, 70 LIMBIRD, ARTHUR Art 16232 Oakhill Road Ul-1 -1479 Bank President—Miami University National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society. J.V. Baseball. Band. Intramurals 30. 91, 103 LITTMAN, RICHARD Dick 1568 Luxor Road Fa-1-0392 Stockbroker—Ohio State Wrestling, Intramurals 30, 63 LO GRASSO, KATHLEEN Kathy 1644 Carlyon Road Ce-1-4487 Secretary G.A.A., Future Teachers 30 LOWRY. MARY ANN George 1881 Hastings Avenue Mu-1-2633 School Teacher Rhythm Teens, Choir, Friendship Club. G.A.A., Monitor, Pep Club 30. 91. 100, 110, 117 LOWMILLER, KAREN Worthless 827 Nclavicw Avenue Mu-1-8524 Music Teacher—Heidelberg Rhythm Teens, Band, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus. G.A.A. 30, 113, 115, 117 MacKINNON. WARBURTON 30 MacMORRAN, SHEILA 14405 Elm Avenue Ul-1-5945 Civil Service Pep Club 30 MacNEAL, JACK 1460 East 133 Street Po-1-2698 Fenn Rhythm Teens. Rand. Orchestra. Chess Club. College Club 30. 113, 114, 117 MALLON. PATRICIA Pat 1706 Strathmore Avenue Li-1-7756 Secretary G.A.A., Pep Club, Girls Glee Club, Friendship Club 30.112 MAPLES, EARL Early 13318 Shaw Avenue Mu-1-5464 Business—Michigan State Intramurals, Mixed Chorus 31. 112 MARCUM, JANICE Jan 1228 Hayden Avenue Ul-1-4667 Homemaker C.A.A., Pep Club 31 MARSHALL, AUDREY 863 Selwvn Road Ev-1-4562 Secretarial Work—Dyke Friendship. G.A.A. 31 MARTIN, RUSSELL Russ 1771 Eddy Road Po-1-1471 College Degree Ohio Northern University Wrestling, Rhythm Teens, Band. Orchestra, Cross Country, Baseball, Intramurals 31, 113, 115, 117 MARVIN. ORIN 1825 I kcview Sw-1-4473 Dyke Track, Intramurals 31. 68 MATYAS. NANCY 1723 Rosedalc Avenue Ul-1-0883 Seamstress 31 MAYS, ROBERT Bob 14704 Shaw 681-9155 Minister 31 McCURDY, KATHLEEN Kathy 1741 Rosedale Avenue Li 1-3168 Teacher Allegheny College Club, Future Teachers. Friend, ship, National Honor Society, Band, Spanish National Honor Society 31, 91,92, 103, 114 McINTOSH. GORDON Mac 13916 Northfield Road Mu-1-8416 Draftsman Intramurals 31 McKIM CHARLOTTE. 14765 Elderwood Road Po-1-2125 149 Secretary Pep Club 31 McMANAMON, BRIDGET Pat 1221 Melbourne Avenue Li-1-6785 Secretary Future Nurses, Friendship. Mixed Chorus 31. 112 McMANEMY, WILLIAM Mike 1842 Taylor Road Li-1-3682 Electrician MEDEIKIS, GARY 1711 Shaw Avenue Ohio State Baseball. Wrestling MELARAGNO, PATRICIA Pat 1841 Roscmont Avenue Mu-1-8206 Designer—Ohio University Pep Club. Lc Masque, G.A.A., Friendship Club. College Club. French Club 31.98, 101 MEYER. JEFFREY 13406 Sixth Street Gl-1-7532 Artist—Cleveland Institute of Art Football. Track. Monitor 54.68 MEYERS. JEFF Jeff 1720 Page Avenue it5 Ul-1-2049 Mechanic 31 MINGIONE, JOHN 14602 Savannah Avenue Po-1-6824 Football. Track 31. 54. 57. 68 MINGIONE, MARIE 14602 Savannah Avenue Po-1-6824 Model Athletic Club; Sec.. G.A.A., Student Council. Pep Club 31.76. 82. 88. 89,91,96 MITRI, PETER Pete 963 Helmsdale Road Gl-1-9466 Artist Wrestling, Golf 32 MORISON, JUDITH Judy 859 Caledonia Avenue Ul-1-1189 Teaching—Muskingum Athletic Club, Canteen Council, Daisy-Mae. Army-Navy. Student Council, Friendship Club, Pep Club, G.A.A. 32. 76. 82. 89. 93. 96 MORROW, DELBERT Del 15317 We I ton Avenue Mu-1-6160 Basketball 32 ML'CKLEY. MARY KATHLEEN Mary Kay 13511 Mann Road Li-1-4331 Teacher—Bowling Green College Club; Publicity Chairman, Shuttle Staff; Faculty Editor. Future Teachers, Friendship Club, G.A.A. 32. 92. 99, 104 MULLEN, SANDRA Sandy 1766 Del mom Road Ga-J-4428 N urse—Western Reserve Choir, G.A.A. Pep Club, Friendship Club 32 MYERS. MARGARET Marge 15908 Euclid Avenue 3 Mu-1-0544 Secretary—Dyke Monitor 32 MYLES. CYNTHIA Cindy 2035 Brunswick Road Po-1-4055 Nurse—Kent G.A.A.. Friendship Club, Pep Club, Future Nurses 32. 112 NAGEL. FREDERICK Rick 1845 Hastings Road Li -1-0797 Dentist—Michigan University Intramurals. College Club, Monitor 32 NAGLE. CLAYTON Clay 1723 Col lamer Avenue 541-0156 College of San Francisco J.V. Football 32 NAGLE. CLINTON Clint 1723 Collamer Avenue 541-0516 Engineer—College of San Francisco J.V. Football, Gym Leader 32 NATCO, JULIAN Tuffy 1653 Allegheny Road Ul-l-5889 Archaeologist—Ohio University National Honor Society, Pep Club. Canteen Council. Student Council, Choir, Army-Navy Cheerleader, Friendship Club 32. 82. 83. 89.91. 93. 110 NELSON. WILLIAM Bill 15548 Brewster Road Ye-2 2664 Student Council, Swimming Team, Choir College Club. Pep Club 32, 65, 89 NESS. HOWARD 2082 Newbury Road Ev-1-1624 Architect—Cleveland Engineering Institute Orchestra 32. 113 NOVAK, JANICE Jan 1623 Brvn Mawr Road Mu-1-4234 Beautician Friendship Club, G.A.A. 32 O BRIEN, JIM Jim 1616 Elbcron Road Ga-1-8562 ORANTAS. JURANTE Jeri 13506 Fourth Avenue Po-1-1576 Beautician—Ohio Beauty College 33 OSBORNE, GERALD 1868 Charles Road Mu-1-9216 Salesman—Ohio University 33 OSBORNE, TERENCE 1868 Charles Avenue Mu-1-9216 Accountant—Ohio University Student Council; Red Cross live. College Club. Pep Club 33, 88, 103, NO PACON, JULIUS 1822 Farmington Road Sw-1-9830 Certified Public Accountant Western Reserve National Honor Society, Swimming Team, Intramurals, Lifeguard Club 33 PARKER. JOHN John 1788 Elbcron Road Ga 1-8226 Mechanic 33 PARK HURST. SAUNDRA Sandy 1813 Charles Road Gl-1-8424 Nurse 33 PATRICK. CAROL 14717 Strathmore Avenue Li-1 6382 Secretary Pepettes, Pep Club, Girls Glee Club, G.A.A. 33. 83. 112 PATRICK. JOHN J.P. 14605 Ardcnall Avenue 761-7390 Pilot—Chicago Aircraft Institute Gvm leader 33 PATTON. DARLENE EVELYN Darlene 1740 Page Avenue 14 Ul-1 -6955 Missionary Nurse Moodv Bible Institute 33 PF.ARSE, JEFF Jeff 1730 Strathmore Avenue Mu-1-3845 33 PEGG. EDITH Kay 12618 East 146th Street Gl-1-9655 The Waves 33 PETERS, GREGORY Greg 1860 Chapman Road Po-1-2850 Interior Designer—Defiance College Club. Pep Club, Junior Council on World Affairs. Lc Masque, Swimming Team 33. 92. 98. 101 PFTRI. DAVID 1267 Coit Road Ul-1-0434 33 PINKERTON. ROBERT RJ. 13618 Lake Shore Boulevard Writer 33 PIORKOWSKI, PATRICIA Patty 1714 Northfield Avenue 681-0971 Cleveland Institurc of Art Shuttle Staff. Monitor 18. S3. 105 I’l l KELLI, ROSS 1976 Hayden Avenue Li-1-6551 Basketball. Intramurals 33 POHOVICH, ALBERT Dago 1715 Holyoke Avenue Mu 1-7007 Comptrol ler— Ken t Intramurals 34 POOLE. CAROL Shorty 1014 East 130th Street I.i-1-5057 Secretary—Michigan State 34 POOR. GERALD Mouse 1256 East 137th Street Ul-1-1832 Accountant—John Carroll lutratnurals 34 POSATIERE, PAULETTE Paule 843 Helmsdale Road Beautician 34. 112 PRICE. DONALD Don 1366 East 141st Street Po-1-1435 Physics—Case Swimming Team. German Club. Intramu-rals 34, 65. 91 RAINEY. ROBERT Fish Howl 14220 Ardenall Avenue Po 1-9123 Gerry T erry Reprcsen ta-Keilh 150 Football. Wrestling 34, 54. 63 REED. PEGCY 1009 Nclavicw Road Po 1 4413 Choir, Friendship Club. G.A.A.. Pep Club 34. 100. Ill REIN, CARL 1836 Roxburv Road CE-1-5539 Doctor—Wittenburg College Club. Intramurals 34 REIN HOI. , RUSSELI. 13909 Sciota Avenue Mu 1-7025 Wood Pattern Maker 34 RICCO. JOANNE 13918 North field Road 34 RICK. WILSON 1868 Rosalind Avenue Li-1-7403 Pharmacist—Toledo University Varsity Football. J.V. Basketball. Pep Club, Student Council, Imramurals 34. 54. 68. 89. 90 RIEDEL. KEITH 14206 Woodworth Avenue Gl-1-1933 Teach Wood Shop—Ohio University Intramurals. Band 34 RIEDEL. ROBERT Horse 16008 Nelamcre Avenue Li-1-1339 Electronics Technician Football, Basketball, Intramurals 34 RIGGF.RT, HOWARD llouie 15521 Henley Road Fa-1-1629 Electrical Engineer Wisconsin University Rhvtlun Teens, Choir 34 91, 103, 110. 117 RIZZO, TONY 51 East 99 Street G I-1-0066 Builder Football, Track 34. 54, 56. 68 RODRIGUEZ, JOSEPH Jose 2090 Newbury Fa-1-8131 Kent Swimming Team. Intramurals 34. 65 ROHI.OFF, FRAN Fran 13408 Hartford Avenue Po-1-2323 Miami Ohio—University Cheerleader. Football Queen Attendant. l.e Masque; Sec.-Trcas.. Choir. National Honor Societv. Canteen Council 34. 85. 91. 93. 96. 101, 102. Ill RUDO. GEORGE George 3607 Northvale Road Yc-2-2290 Beautician 34 RUGGIE. MICHAEL Mike 2509 Ccnterbury Road Fa-1-0746 Mortician—Bowling Green Wrestling 34. 63 RUSNAK, THOMAS Tom 1844 Nela Avenue 681-3668 Accountant—Fenn Band 34. 115 SANGSTON. RUDY Rudy 13900 Baldwin Avenue Li-1-2114 Intramurals 35 SAPEN. LORETTA telly 13308 Woodworth Avenue Secretary 35 SARGENT. RONNIE Ron 12628 Euclid Ra 1-1484 Sign Painter SAUER. KAY 1301 East 141 Street Ul-1-0178 Teacher Band. Future Teachers, College Club 35. 99. 115 SAUNDERS, DABNEY Dabs 1866 Taylor Road Gl-I 3438 Social Worker—Wooster Friendship Club, Pe pc ties. Monitor. G.A.A., Pep Club 35. 83. 100 SCHF.EL. LILLIAN 14416 Mavfair Avenue Mu-1-1444 Secretary Monitor, Friendship Club. Pep Club 35 SCHILLING. SUSANNE 35 SCHILT, WILLIAM Bill 1339 East 143 Street Li-1-1645 Business Administration Ohio University Baseball. Intramurals. Monitor 35 SCHNEIDER. JOHN CHARLES Jack 13321 Shaw Avenue Gl-1-8953 U.S. Air Force In tram ura Is. Stage Crew 35, 101 SCHNEIDER. KARL 15602 Hazel Road Po 1-8280 Dentist—Mount Union Rhythm Teens. Choir. Baseball. Intra- murals 35. 63. 71, NO. 117 SCHULLER. DAVE 1095 Sclwvn Road Ev 2-7064 Biologist—Western Reserve National Honor Society. Buckeye Boy's State, Varsity Football, Student Council. Spanish National Honor Societv 35. 54, 88. 90, 91 SCHULTZ. ANN Scliultzie 1720 Strathmore Avenue Po-l-1267 General Business—Fenn G.A.A., Friendship Club. Pep Club 35. 110 SCHWEI .ER, LAURA Schweiz 15740 Glynn Road Er-1-9866 Government Service Allegheny National Honor Society, Student Council. Friendship Club. Canteen Council. Rln thm Teens, Choir 35. 88. 90.91.93. 97. 100. 110. 117 SCHWERTNER. JOAN 13117 Second Avenue 3 I 1-1-5870 Secretary Monitor. Pep Club 35 SCOTT, DOUGLAS 15724 Brewster Road Fa-1-5441 Presbyterian Minister Parson’s College Swimming Team. Gym Leader. Guard Club. College Club. Lc Masque 35. 59. 65 SCOTT, LINDA Scotty 19863 Tvronne 531-3899 Beautician G.AA. SCOUT. SANDRA Sandy 19863 Tyronne 531 3899 Commercial— Miami University Friendship Club. Business Club. Pep Club. G.A.A. 35 SEERY. JEAN 2320 Tay lor Road Ev-2-1539 Ohio University Majorette. Orchestra. String Ensemble. Choir. G.A.A.. Friendship Club. Pep Club 36.110.113.116 SERSAIN, JAMES 13509 Fifth Avenue Po-1-2431 Navy 36 SHARP. SHIELA 911 Helmsdale Road Ul-1-6831 Nurse—St. Luke's Canteen Council. Friendship Club. Pep Club. Monitor, G.A.A. 36. 82. 93 SHAVER. KAREN 1748 Noble Road Mu-1-9991 Social Studies Teacher Bowling Green Choir. G.A.A., Friendship Club, College Club 36. 101. Ill SHAW. RONALD Ron 1378 El wood Road Ul-1-1280 Disc Jockey Swimming I earn 36 SHERREN, DELORES Uodie 1730 Lakcfront Avenue Po-1-5595 Secretary- Business Club 36 SHOENBERGER. ALLEN Allen 1769 Col lamer Road 4 Li-1-2066 Tennis National Honor Society. Le Masque, Buckeye Bov's State 36, 91. 101 SHRADER. STEVE Steve 2042 Brunswick Road Po-1-5461 Professor—Oberl in National Honor Society, Canteen Council; Trcas. Buckeye Boy's State. Student Council. Track 36. 64. 68. 88. 93. 101. 102 SHUSS, RITA MAY Rita 1871 Rosemont Road Ul-1-0572 Clerk-Typist 36 SIDLF.Y, BERNARD Bear 14212 Strathmore Road Mu 1-8915 Engineer Football. Intramurals 36. 54. 58. 90 SKINNER. JAMES Jim 16003 Cleviaen Road Er-I 3071 Engineer—Ohio Stale Cross Country. Track 36 SMICKLAS. JOHN 1239 East 142 Street Li 1-4382 36. 143 SMITH. COLLEEN 13606 Sixth Avenue Mu-1-7561 Secretary G.A.A.. Pep Club. French Club 36 Jim Sharia 151 SMITH, JAMES Nuck 943 Selwvn Road F.v-1 -5548 Air Force Football. Basketball. Baseball Intramurals 36. 54 SNELLER. KATHLEEN Kathy 3368 Chelsea Fa-1-8552 Nurse—Duke University Canteen Council. Student Council. Friendship Club; V. Pres. College Club, G.A.A. 37.91,93. 100 SNOWBALL. REBECCA Becky 15516 Glvnn Road Fa-1-1434 Music—Wooster Band. Friendship Club. College Club. Ci.A.A. 37. 103.114 SORENSON, THOMAS Hunky 15965 Nclacrcst Road Mu-1-2716 Tcacher— Miami University (iolf. Intramurals. Monitor. Choir 37. 110 SPEIDEL. WAYNE 1849 Noble Road Li-1-5217 Architect Intramurals 37 SPIKELL, CYNTHIA Cyndy 1258 Rozclle Avenue Gl-1-2356 U.S. Government Service University of Michigan Shuttle Staff, Copy Editor; French Club. I.c Masque, College Club. German Club, Future Teachers 37. 98. 99, 101. 104 SPRING. CAROL 1740 Shaw Avenue Po-1-9086 Homemaker Spanish National Honor Society; V. Pres.. Friendship Club. Army-Navy, G.A.A. 37. 103 STAKICH. RONALD 2110 Newbury Road Er l 4588 Salesman Intramurals 37 STANSFIELD. ALAN 16020 Nelamere Road Gl-1-1859 Draftsman 37. 101 STREMOLE, SUE 14121 Potomac Road Po-1-4198 Secretary 37 STROME, EDWARD 13509 Fifth Street Po-1-2431 Minister—Wittenberg Future Teachers. Intramurals 37 SUNDERLAND. MICHAEL Hutch 1409 Eddy Road X-Ray Technician Pep Club 37 TABOR. JAMES 13711 Graham Road GI-1-5121 Swimming Team 37, 65 I ARR. BETSY 1886 Wadena Road Ul-1-7734 IBM Operator Monitor, G.A.A. 37 TAYLOR. CONNIE 12617 Phillips Avenue Po-l-3026 Registered Nurse Western Reserve G.A.A. 37 TAYLOR. SUSAN 1856 Garfield Mu 1-4047 Elementary Education Ohio University Athletic Club. Friendship Club. G.A.A.. Army-Navy, College Club. Student Council 37 THIEL, KAREN 1723 Noble Road Po-1-8778 Secretary—Dyke Shuttle Staff; Associate Editor. Army-Navy Cheerleader. Girl's Glee Club. Friendship Club, Officials Club. G.A.A., Pep Club 37. 104, 78 THOME. WILLIAM Bill 13413 Gainsl oro Road Mu-1-4606 Pharmacist—John Carroll University Intramurals 38 THORNE. BARBARA Cookie 14632 Strathmore Road Li-1-0898 Medical Technician Ohio University Friendship Club, G.A.A., Pep Club, Future Nurses, Glee Club, College Club 38. 91. 78 I RAXLER, DIANE 14207 Mayfair Road Secretary 38 TURNER, PATRICIA 13333 Euclid Avenue Po-1-2552 Housewife G.A.A. 38 TYLER, JOAN 1462 East 134 Street Po-1-3448 Receptionist 38 VAN VLIET. JEAN 1330 El wood Road Li-1-9998 Nurse—St. John’s Monitor. Pep Club. Future Nurses, French Club, Shuttle Staff 38. 104 VARNA. INTA Rickie 1759 Page Avenue 7 Po-1-1424 Secretary—Miami University Choir, G.A.A., Athletic Club, Program Seller, Poster Committee. Army-Navy 38, 76 VARRO, JUDITH Anne 1661 Bryn Mawr Road Li-1-5864 Dancing Teacher Pep Club, Friendship Club 38 VLADIC. EILEEN Ei 14800 Arderall Po-1-4591 Elementary Teacher—Kent College Club, French Club; Sec., Army- Navy, Chorus, Friendship Club 38.98. 112 VLIET. MELODY 38, 103 VOGLER, GAYLE Murgatroyo 932 Brunswick Road Gl-1-7834 Rhythm Teens. College Club. Choir, Orchestra, String Ensemble, Friendship Club 38,92, 111, 113, 117 VON CARLOWITZ. DAISY 17930 Chagrin Road Lo-1-6280 38. 103 VOUGHT. GAYLE Gay 14303 Terrace Road Po-1-3587 Elementary Teacher Fenn College Club; Scc.-Trcas., G.A.A. Chorus. French Club, Friendship Club 38. 92 WACHTER. DEBORAH Debby 15364 Glynn Road Yc-2-6178 Elementary Education Duke University Athletic Club, Catalina Club, Friendship Club. Pep Club. G.A.A. 38. 76. 81.82. 91 WAGNER. LORETTA Loric 1626 Elbcron Road Ga-1-7078 Air Force Secretary G.A.A., Friendship Club 38 WAGNER. ROBER T Bob 12623 Speed wav Overlook Gl-1-0813 Research Chemist—Northwestern Varsity Basketball. Rhythm Teens. Choir, Student Council, Orchestra 38. 66, 111. 113. 117 WALLS. DOROTHY Dot 1672 Hayden Avenue Po -1 -8550 Airline Stewardess—Kent State Girl’s Glee Club, Friendship Club, Le Masque, Concession Stand Worker 39. 103. 112 WALSH, JAMES Jim 16007 Henley Avenue Fa I -7925 Medicine (Pre.)—Kent Swimming Team, Track Team, Intramurals 39. 65 WARDELL. BARBARA 14628 Ardcnall Road Ul-1-5726 Secretary Shuttle Staff. G.A.A., Chorus. French Club 39. 105 WASHKEWICZ. THADDEUS Tad 950 Dresden Road Li-1-1783 College Club. Monitor, Swimming Team, Intramurals 39. 65 WA FLING TON, GAIL 1713 Shaw Avenue G1-1 -5434 Secretary—Business School G.A.A., Business Club 39 WATT, JAMES IVa usi 14406 Scioto Road G1-I-II57 Track, Bowling. Intramurals 39. 64. 68 WEBSTER. STEPHEN Steve 15801 Glynne Road Li-1-0707 Lawyer—University of Rochester Tennis Team, National Honor Society. Choir. Buckevc Boy’s State. College Club 39. 66. 91, 110 WELTY, MOLLY 2087 Taylor Road Po-1-7352 Psychologist—Ohio University Friendship Club. Pres.; Rhythm Teens, Choir, G.A.A.. Pep Club 39, 91. 111. 117 WEST, JACK 935 Dresden Road Po-l-7118 University of Pittsburgh Student Council, College Club, Baseball. Mixed Chorus 39. 71.88. 112 Ron Limey Sue Abbe Jim Bets’ Itzie Pat Joanie Sunshine 152 YVETTRICK, KATHY Half Pint 14109 Polomac Avenue Po-1-4958 Homemaker Friendship Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Monitor 39 WHETSEL, RUTH Ruthie 1897 Rosaline Avenue Li-1-9018 Homemaker G.A.A., Friendship Club, Shuttle Staff, Monitor, Pep Club 39. 90, 105 WHITLOW, DORETHA 952 Paxtan Road Li-1-0481 Nurse G.A.A. 39 WICK, JANET Sticky 1873 Burnette Road GI-1-1781 Teacher G.A.A., Pep Club, Friendship Club, College Club 39 YVISCHMEYER, JOYCE Cookie 14216 Ardcnall Avenue Mu-1-8195 Certified Public Accountant YVestcrn Reserve 40 YVITZKE. DARLENE 3400 Hollister Road Yc-2-6162 Muskingum College Club, G.A.A., Pep Club, Friendship Club, Monitor 40, 92 YVOLF, ALAN AI 1249 East 135 Street Ul-1-2867 Intramurals 40 YOUNG, SANDRA Sandy 1722 Rosedale Road 541-9112 Secretary Friendship Club 40 ZEBROYVSKI, JANICE 14315 Bard well Road Mu-1-0149 Secretary G.A.A. 40 ZICCARDI. NANCY Kitten 14709 Dover Road Gl-1-1168 Beautician Cleveland Academy of Cosmotology Spanish National Honor Society, Stage-Crew 40. 101, 103 ZIELKE, MARGARET 1884 Stan wood Road Ul-1-8618 Secretary— Fenn Student Council, G.A.A., Pep Club, Friendship Club ZIMMERMAN. CAROL Co-Co 16322 Nelaview Road Ul-1-4655 Nurse—Ohio State Future Nurses 40. 99 ZUPANCIC, DONNA 18216 Marcella Road Iv-1-4141 Journalist—Ohio University G.A.A., Friendship Club 40 UNDERGRADUATES Abell, Pat 141 Abramczyk, Beverly 83, 103, 118 Adams, Judy 94, 112, 132 Akiva, Mike 129 Alexander, John 98, 101, 111, 132 Alexander, Joyce 132 Allen, Y'irginia 81, 129 Allison, Susan 118 Amato, Angie 103, 132 Anderson, David 64, 65, 69, 111, 132 Anderson, David 118 Anderson, Lois 99, 112 Anderson, Marilyn 99. 101, 115, 118 Anderson, Paul 98, 118 Anderson, Roger 68, 129 Andrews, Bonnie 76, 80, 82, 94, 132 Antonio, Rose 129 Apple, Charles 71, 129 Archer, Barbara 132 Armstrong. Brenda 132 Arnold, YYilliam 118 Ascherl. Ingcborg 98, 132 Ash, YVilly 128 Atkinson. Ken 55, 129 Austin, Don 118 Aylward, Donna 112,132 Azarian, Bart 55,88, 118 Babrauckas, Marion 118 Baker, Barbara 87, 141 Balazs. Kathryn 99. 103, 118 Balk, Leonard 114, 132 Ball. James 118 Baltz, Andrea 118 Barnes, Dorothy 141 Barrett. James 112,118 Barrick, Helen 111.129 Barry, Donald 118 Barton, Patricia 98. 118 Bateman. Cheryl 114,132 Bateman, Claudia 103, 112. 118 Bauer, Charlotte 124 Bauer, Robert 129 Baumgardner, Gene 59, 65, 132 Bayliss, Molly 89, 110, 113, 132 Beck, Dona 132 Beck, Joanne 112, 118 Bcdner. Raymond 118 Behrcnz, Lee 99, 103, 118 Bell. David 132 Bell, Donald 132 Bellamy, Beulah 101, 132 Belles, George 118 Benedict, Vivian 129 Benjamin, Ray 103, 110, 141 Benton, Sheldon 63 Benz. George 118 Beres, Cheryl 141 Berestin. Diane 118 Berke, Linda 103, 118 Berlin, Harvey 55,63, 118 Bernier. John 118 Berry, William 114,118 Bertschinger, Dale 118 Bevy I, Patricia 118 Bezdek, Jim 55, 89. 129 Billington, Bcrrv 55 Billington, Mike 65, 88. 89, 98. 110, 117, 132 Biron, Laura 132 Blair, John 71, 101, 132 Rlakenship. Mary 132 Blankschaen. Belva 112 Bley. Milt 54,55,71, 129 Blvth, Marlene 132 Bolaney, James 63 Bolt. Kathy 83, 101, 110, 141 Bond. Ellen 98. Ill, 115, 132 Bonick. Carol 132 Boone. Mary 101. 103, 112, 132 Bottiggi, I-cs 1 11 Bouffard, Edith Irene 132 Bowers. Raymond 119 Boyce, Raymond 119 Bozic. Patricia 89. 119 Bracallo, Cheryl 119 Bradlev, Katherine 119 Brass. Ed 114,132 Brennan. Robert 132 Brennan, Robert 133 Broeckel. Sharon 111, 141 Brogley, Lucille 119 Brooker. Lelia 133 Brown, Lynn 65, 133 Bruce, Richard 54, 133 Brugman, Jane 129 Brule. Fred 119 Bucar, James 54, 71,90, 133 Buchan, Glynn 119 Buchanan. Margaret 119 Buehner. Peggy 119 Burns. Romona 133 Burton, Donald 65, 114, 119 Burrows. Barbara 119 Buschagen, Lois 119 Butterfield, Mary Beth 112, 119 Byers, Andrew 119 Caldwell, Bonita 119 Caloger. Sherill 99. 119 Calvo, Alberta 119 Cammarata, Felicia 119 Campbell, James 68, 133 Canfield. Robert 119 Carlson, Ingrcd 111, 114, 116, 133 Carlson, Laura 133 Carroll, Sheila 133 Carter, Danny 55, 119 Casserly, Carol 103, 119 Cast, James 133 Cappon, Mimi 89, 90, 141 Cerney, Carolee 133 Chakvary, Bonnie 141 Chambers, YN'illiam 98, 119 Chapman, Jcrric 133 Chapman. Patrick 133 Childers, Barry 129 Chorman. James 133 Ciccotti, Diane 119 Ciora, Daniel 119 Cirino, Victoria 133 dayman, Amy 76, 85, 98, 133 Clem, Cathy 119 Clifford, Jim 129 Cochran, Mary Ann 119 Cohen, Roger 119 Col bock. Bill 141 Collins. Bonnie 112. 119 Colosi, Joseph 59, 133 Colosi. Robert 114, 119 Comcifowl, Pat 133 Consilio, Rosalind 101, 133 Copeland, Elaine 87, 119 Cortcse, Nicolctta 89, 120 Cothcy. Carol 120 Craven, James 120 Crombrc, Joan 120 Crosby, Richard 101, 120 Crum backer, Craig 120 Crysler, Margaret 76, 84, 89. 90. 93, 94. 111. 113, 133 Culver, Sandy 120 Cunningham, Carole 87. 133 Curtis, James 133 Dagenback, Judy 120 Dagg. Bill 129 Dalessandro, Arlene 120 Dailey, Bob 120 Dailey, Don 133 Daniels, Mary 133 Darby. Bob 141 Davct, Edward J. 133 Da vet, Peter 55. 63, 120 Davct, Richard Davis, Adolph 120 Davis, Greg 71, 129 153 Dearth, Bill 55, 63, 120 Deasey. Neil 133 De Lillo, Roberta 120 Deipra, Leonard 120 De Muth. Roger 65. 103. 120 Dickcn. Chris 105, 133 Di Franco. Bob 101. 141 Di Giacomantonio. Mary Ann 120 Di Lillo. Alan 55. 129 Di Santo, Mike 71. 141 Dodge. Elinor 110. 129 Dodson. James 54, 133 Dodson, John 133 Donatelli, Patricia 133 Donelan, Tom 103. 112, 120 Dorn back. Ken 55, 120 Douglass. Jeanne 129 Douglass, Maryanne 115, 133 Dow.Judy 141 Downs. David 65. 69, 113, 133 Doyle, Bernard 120 Drcifort. Chris 81.83. Ill, 117.129 Drobavicius. Nora 133 Drotleff, Larry 98. Ill, 133 Dumbiys, Bob 141 Dumke. Rainer 120 Duncan. Joyce 129 Easton. Kathleen 98. 101. 120 Ebberl, Nancy 103, 120 Edgar. John 120 F.ffland, Donna 83, 129 Eller. Clillord 115. 120 F.llert. Nancy 103 Ellis, Louise Alta 134 Egan. Mary Lou 80. 83. 120 Elstone, Geraldine 101. 120 Elyard, Ruth 120 Ensman, Ken 120 F.nz. Bob 120 F.rcius, Ruth Ann 111. 113. 134 Eugles, Barbara Jean 134 Evans, Bill 129 Evse, Frank 141 Fall. Mike 55. 129 Fanchcr, Mary Glenda 120 Fankboner. A1 120 Ferguson. Ruth Ellen 134 Fern. James 55, 120 Ficzeri, Kathy 115. 141 Ficzcri, John 55. 120 Fiffik, Kathleen 100. 120 Finucane. Charles 134 Fiorcllo, Florence Kathryn 134 Fiorello, Richard 129 Fischer, Richard 55, 63, 120 Flink, Eugene 113, 115, 120 Foley, Carolyn 120 Forristol, Jim 55, 120 Forschner. Douglas 134 Fox. Bob 110, 120 Fouts. Patricia Gail 134 Frank. Sam 55, 120 Freeman, Elizabeth 120 Frev, Judith 141 Fritz, Virginia 82, 90. 93, 110, 131 Fulgham, Jim 121 Galasky, Blair 129 Gallion. Bob 110 121 Gamble, Dave 121 Gardiner. Ellen Marie 98. 101, 102, 134 Garofalo, Angcline 121 Garr. Joyce 121 Gatautis, Gaile 99, 134 Gatautis, Vyteuis 101. 121 Gattozzi. Antoinette 134 Geitz, Gloria 121 Gcrharatt. Herbert Volher 134 Geusler, Gayle Ann 134 Giacomin, Joseph 134 Giancola. Nicholos, 101 Girsel, Marilyn 114, 134 Gilbert, Diane 141 Gillespie, Bill 111. 112 Gillespie. Chas 113, 115, 121 Goerndt, Howard 141 Goldwyn, Bonnie 101, 134 Cohlwyn, Glenn 115, 121 Gordon, Linda 121 Gouger, Diane Marie 87, III, 134 Gould, Jeff 121 Gower, Edith 103. 112, 121 Graham. Marilyn 121 Grant. Jo Ann 90. 113. 116, 134 Gray, Catherine 121 Green. Jade 82. 83.91. 141 Green, Ken 110 Green, Price 98, 121 Greenberg. Barbara 121 Grcenblatt, Jerry 103, 112, 121 Greene, Kenneth 65. 121 Greggs, Kenneth 114, 134 Griffith, Sue 141 Grossman, )anice 101, 121 Gum, Charles 121 Gunkalscn, Louise 110, 134 C.urkey, Pat 134 11 addon. Jim 134 Haines, Pamela 129 Haley. Mary 141 Hamilton, Cheryl 129 Hamilton, Dennis 71. 134 Hamilton. Kenneth 98. 121 Hamilton, Margaret 121 Hampton. William 65, 121 Hand. Betty 129 Haney, Connie 134 Haney, Frederick 121 Hanger. Tom 65, 90, 91, 98. 141 Harley. Janet 98. 121 Harman, Eleanor 121 Ilarni.th, Roger 134 Harrigan, Tom 129 Hart. Greg 121 Hartory. James 59, 65, 88, 94, 134 Hastings. Francis 121 Havis. Pat 76, 80. 82. 83, 93, 141 Havlock. Marian 121 Hawk. James 89, 90, 98, 134 Hayes. Jeanette 135 Hayes, Joan 135 Ha elette. Virginia 111,141 Heinrich. Gretchen 135 Henderson. Bill 101, 135 Henderson. Charles 102 Henderson. Fred 63, 135 Henry, Patricia 121 Henson, Carol 135 Herman, Kay 135 Herrick. Allen 68, 135 Hcrriman, Richard 121 Herran, Don 121 Hickman, Carole 135 High ley, Donald 54, 71, 135 Hillwig. Kathv 135 Hirsch, Pete 54. 68, 135 Hinkley, Penelope 121 Hodge, Christine 110, 113. 135 Hoegstrotn. John 121 Hoff. Stuart 71. 89,90. 135 Hoffman. Phyllis 101, 103, 111, 135 Hoffman. Walter 65, 66, 110, 117. 130 Hogan. Donna 121 Hogya, Wesley 54, 135 Holchin. Robert 55,69, 130 Holec, Ken 135 Holgstrom. Jan 98 Hollister, Bob 135 Holmes. Ed 54. 65. 135 Holmes, Rita 135 Holzheiiner, Doris 83, 87, 93. 113, 141 Honroth, Dale 54, 89, 135 Horning, Jann 87. 114, 135 Ilotcs. Cindy 121 Howell, William 89. 101. 111. 121 Hraback, Dale 98. 101, 135 Huber. Kathy 99. 114. 121 Huffman. Norman 130 Hughes, Jeff 141 Hulsebus. Lois 121 Humberstone, Vicki 87. 112, 121 Hunter, Ann 98, 101, 135 Isaacson, Chas 55, 98, 114, 121 Izzo, Rosanne 83, 100, 113. 117, 135 Jabor, Shirley 122 Jacob, Susan 122 Jacob, Ralph 68. 89, 91, 92. 93, 98, 142 Jacobs, Sharon 101,135 Jakulis, Marius 63, 122 Jann, Ilse 98 Janning, Jeff 142 Jefferson, Jeff 68 Jenkins, Doug 54, 135 Johnson. Dorothy Sue 135 Johnson, Joyce 76, 111, 135 Johnson. Ned 122 Johnson. Polly 122 Jones, Donna 122, 130 Jones, Marilyn 76, 81, 114, 142 Jones, Mary Sue 81,90, 130 Jordan, Bonnie 122 Journey, Victor 122 Juliana. Robert 122 Juliano, Antioncltc 142 Juodvalkis, Louie 63. 122 Kadis, Jean 81, 135 Kamme. Jerry 135 Kapka, Alice Mary 101, 103, 135 Kapusniak, Nick 135 Karmitski. John 135 Kasmark, Kathy 135 Keefer, Kathryn 99. 122 Kedey, Pamela 101, 103, 122 Keene. Sandra 135 Kelsey, Mary 98, 142 Kemerer, Verna 136 Kcnnan. Dwight 136 Kennedy, Thomas 122 Kcpick, John 71. 136 Kilvanick, Beryl 136 King, Nellie 122 Kirby, Claudia 122 Kirby, Laura 113, 130 Klein, Amy 83,87, 91,99, 142 Klein, Deborah 122 Klcnoshek, Louise 112, 122 Klevenow, Frederick 122 Klodetsky, Victor 55, 130 Klooz. David 68. 88. 89. 93. 98, 124 Knaggs. Robert 55,69, 130 Knapp, Janice 115. 116. 130 Knausz, Beverlv 122 Kobal. John 130 Kobsic. Martin 122 Kochcr, Susan 130 Kolenick, Michael 130 Konstants, Agra 83. 98, 111, 136 Korell. Kathy 82. 136 Kormos, Sandra 130 Kotsch, Marv 90, 122 Kraber, Claudia 98, 110, 117, 136 Kraber, Laura 83. 87, 112 Kramer, Ronald 122 Kratsas. Maria 136 Kreilack, Nancy Krestcl, Frank 142 Kriner, George 136 Krizman. Tom 54, 70, 89, 96, 142 Krupa. Frank 122 Kruse, Karen 110, 136 Kuebler, Bradford 55, 122 Kupfer. Paul 130 Kuratani. Yasuko 130 Kwasney, Linda 112,122 Lapka, Claudia 83. Ill, 136 La Puma. Nicholas 55, 122 Large, Charles 122 La Riche, Tim 136 Larkin, Peggy 122 Larson, Phyllis 142 Lasmanis. Mark 122 Lawrence, Lewis 59, 64, 69, 136 La na, Susan 122 Leblang, Joseph 130 Legg. Robert 136 Lendvav. Mary Ann 122 Leone, Bernaaettc 122 Lcrch, Edith 142 Lessner. Richard 122 Letso, Cynthia 136 Lewis, Robert 130 Lcydig, Joe 136 Liles. Carol 130 Lindcman, Nina 131 Lineman. Vance 98. 122 Little, Charles 64, 69. 89, 130 Littlepage, Leonard 122 Loftus, Kevin 89, 93, 136 154 Lo Grande, Anthony 122 lx Grasso, Frank 122 Long, Marilyn 130 Lossing, Judith 112, 122 Lowry, Dan 130 Lowery, John 136 Lowery, Paul 136 Lowmiller, Karen 103 Lucky, Paul 122 Lucas, Nancy 98, 122 Lunar, Joe 136 Luskin. Michael 123 Lyndall, Anne 117. 142 Lynette, Richard 110, 130 Macholtz, Ray r .r , 123 Macholtz, Ron 136 Macke, Diane 112. 123 Macke. Karen 136 Mackenzie, Eunice 136 MacKinnon, YVarburton 142 Mackwicki, Colette 123 Maeder, Judith 123 Magnusson, Paul 110. 113, 114, 117, 136 Maiani, David 55, 123 Main, Herald 64, 136 Malec, Cathleen 123 Malec, Michael 54. 71. 130 Maloney, Margaret 112, 123 Maloney. Sharon 123 Manley, Mary Ellen 103, 112, 123 Mann, Mary 113, 115, 123 Marchinchin. Joe 136 Maremina, Thomas 66, 130 Marinclli, Gary 142 Marino, Janet 123 Marshaus, Bob 101, 136 Martin. Marianne 115, 136 Marvin, Mary 142 Maruna. Roger 130 Masek, Kenneth 123 Masley. Barb 100, 142 Matte. Bruce 54. 70. 96. 142 Matus, Marty 54, 71, 90, 136 Matyas, Dorothy 130 Maiipin, Evelyn I3G Maurshat, Holly 89. 142 Mausseu, Stephanie 136 Mays, Martha 123 Mazur, Jeff 123 McAtee, Ray 136 McClenahcn, Ann 83. 142 McCloud, Bob 111, 136 McCloud, Kathy 99 McCorkle. Jill 136 McCrone, Kathy 137 McCrone, Timothy 123 McDonald, Karen F. 103, 137 McFaul, Tom 142 McGee, James 110, 142 McGillicuddy, Dennis 137 McIntyre, Ronald 137 Mclver, Ann 103, 137 McKee, Tim 71, 137 McKim, Kenneth 123 McKnight, John 110, 117, 137 McLaughlin, David 123 McLennan, Katherine 137 McLinn, Ann 98. 130 McSlay, Keith 113, 114 Meacham, Ralph 137 Mcdvetz, Virginia 99, 112, 130 Mclaragno, Juanita 123 Melreit, Robert 137 Meyers, Jav 1). 64. 137 Michel, Douglas 89, 123 Micholson, Kathy 123 Mickaux, Janet 142 Mickshaw, Geraldine 137 Missbach, Cheryl 83, 101, 142 Miller, Joyce 123 Miller, Paul 130 Miller, Shireley 123 Mims, Pat 137 Minardo, Diane 83, 89, 124 Molenaar, Terry 55, 124 Molnar, John 130 Moore, Gerald 130 Moore, Kathleen 90,93, 100. 110, 113, 137 Moore. Randall 123 Morchart, Joanne 115,124 Morehart. William 54,63. 114. 137 Morgan. Edward 142 Vlorison, James 124 Morrow, Audrey 137 Moss. Susan 124 Molt, Karen Lee 137 Muelhauser. Diane 142 Mulee, James 124 Mulnar, James 137 Munkrcs, Brian 130 Musk. Kathryn 80, 103, 112, 124 Muzur, Jeff ill Myles, Gregory 63. 124 Nabors, Carol 103,112,137 Nahra, Allen 124 Negenborn, Carol 124 Nelson, Robert 90, 130 Nesser, Jill 137 Ncwbauer. Barn' 114, 137 Newton, Karen 137 Nicholson, Kathryn 112 Nickel I. Royal 124 Nicol, Loretta 142 Nimmo, Timathy 69, 137 Nissen. Jack 137 Nix, Wayne 124 Noble, Craig 142 Noble, Ronald 137 Noeding, Inga 124 Noon, Patrick R. 89,90,98, 114, 117, 137 Norton, Richard 137 Notaro, Anthony ISO Novak. Charlotte 124 Novak, Elmer 55, 124 Novotny, June 124 O'Connell, Marilyn 137 O'Connell, Tom 124 O’Connor, Maureen 124 O'Connor. Quinn 124 O'Connor. Trudy 124 O’Hagen, Judith 124 Ohlinger, Susan 83. 112, 124 Ohman. Susan 137 O'Neill. Patricia 99, 137 O'Konek, David 64. 65, 68. 103, 142 O'Leary, Bonnie 99, 101, 103, 124 Orantas. Dalia 99. 137 Palmer, Dennis 124 Papadelis. Cheryl 130 Paris. Anton 63. 130 Parrott, Judy 131 Parsh, Sally 82. 83, 87. 88, 113, 124 Passerallo, Andrea 99. 137 Pata, Judith 131 Patrick, John 124 Paxson, James 55, 124 Paul. Sharon 112, 124 Pcckinpaugh, Roger 54, 68, 88. 89. 90 93, 142 Perchan, Linda 82,91. 142 Perossa, Lin 69, 137 Perry. Thomas 59, 71.90. 137 Petchc, Robert 55. 63. 124 Peters, Alan 124 Peterson. Mara 137 Petri. Tom 131 Phalen, George 114,137 Phillips. Arthur 64. 71. 89. 98, 138 Pierce, Charles 103, 124 Pinkerton, James 103, 115, 124 Pinter, Jean 124 Pocaro. James 101, 103, 124 Poirot. Karen 110, 138 Ponn, Margaret 124 Poore, William 59, 142 Posatiere, Diana 138 Powers, Jeffrey 101, 103, 124 Presscr, Mark 64, 124 Preston. Carol 124 Preston, Richard 98, 124 Price, Paulette 124 Price. Victor 55, 124 Pricella. Romeo 138 Prouty, Kathleen 101, 125 Putzbach, Mariann 112, 125 Ragen, Gary 55. 125 Ramacciatti. Francine 125 Rasbitsky, Leonard 131 Rawley, Sue 138 Recchia. Anne 125 Reed, Virginia 103, 112, 138 Reid, James 125 Reid, Judith 83. 125 Reimcr, Mary 115, 138 Renz, Sherry 1 125 Reynolds, Sheila 125 Rhodes, Sharon 103. 112, 125 Ricco. Joanne 125 Riedcau, Sharon 138 Richards, Robert 54, 142 Roark, Barbara 125 Roberts, Linda 115, 138 Robertson. Helen 90. 142 Robinson, Betty 125 Roby, Terrance 115,125 Rodila. Patricia 125 Roe, Cathy 142 Rohde, Eric 65. 138 Rose. Elizabeth 112, 138 Rose, Janice 112, 115, 138 Rosen, Sidney 138 Rosenberg, David 131, 138 Rosser. Nancy 80, 82, 83, 88, 131 Rossi. Rita 103, 112. 125 Rolhcnbcrger, Dale 69, 115 Rothman, James 55. 63. 125 Rowan. Sheila 125 Rowe, Blanche 125 Rudcen, Earl 131 Rudolphy, Cathy 125 Rugger io. Rosali 125 Rumbold, Beth 111,138 Sabol, Michael 103, 125 Sagaris. Anita 138 Saks. Sulga 101. 125 Salosky. Joanne 112,125 Samide, Joseph 138 Sanlacoloma. Herman 138 Sanzo, 1-aura 142 Sappenfield. Sue 115. 138 Sault. David 101. 103. 114. 125 Sawyer, Anthony 116, 131 Scharschmidl. Bruce 89, 98, 125 Scharsu, Gayle 99. 142 Scherbel, Barbara 83, 90, 100, 138 Schieman, 'Ferry 126 Schneider. George 138 Shoener, Philip 138 Schott, Susannah 112, 126 Schreck, Skip 66. 131 Schultz. Linda 87. 99. 142 Schwenk, Lawrence 142 Scott. Carol 126 Scott. Jackie 115, 126 Scott, William 126 Scruggs, Thomas 101,142 Sccura. Marion 103, 139 Seibert, Kathy 112, 126 Seidel, Mike 111 Seksav, Janet 126 Sellge. Hans 65. 98, 142 Senger, Diane 98, 100, 139 Scrota. Mar)- Ellen 80, 87, 113, 126 Sharaba, Paul 126 Shartz, Joan 143 Shartz, Joseph 126 Shauldis, Donna 139 Shelton, Pat 113, 115, 126 Shoda, Tim 54. 70, 139 Shrader. Ellen 83. 88, 126 Shriver, Eugene 131 Shumaker, Carol 126 Shuping, Donald 131 Shuss, John 126 Simon. Carroll 99. 139 Simpkins, Freda 139 Sirbcllo, Pat 139 Skinner. Marie Susan 87, 139 Sluss, Ronnie 126 Smalley, Jim 64. 70. 139 Smith, Alzcna 126 Smith. Barbara 126 Smith, Cheryl 126 Smith. Donna 114. 131 Smith. Henry 126 Smith, John 143 Smith, Louis 63. 126 155 Smith. Nancy 143 Smith. Sally 83. 89. 126 Smith, Sharon 99, 131 Smith, Richard 139 Snyder. Arthur 101. 139 S«itk.t. Rodney 126 Souche. Carole 83, 139 Soukap, Paul 126 Spain. Fayeaene 131 Speidell, Gary 101.126 Spikell, Armond 65. 101. 126 Spoth, Greg 89, 126 Spring. Lois 76. 139 Spolarich. Louis 131 Stamos, Adel 87, 94. 139 Steele. Barbara 139 Steiner. Sally 139 Stepancik, Linda 126 Stephens, Barbara 126 Stephins. Walter 65, 126 Stcpneski, Richard 63, 126 Stewart, Bill 139 Stewart, Judy 126 Stitt. Jack 126 Stockstill. Linda 113, 115. 126 Stone. Diane 98, 126 Storkan. Winifred 131 Stout, Donna 131 Strawn. Tom 113. 139 Stroberg. Linnea 83, 98. 139 Stroud, Barbara 126 Stroud. Mary 89,98, 112, 113, II Sturgis. Charles 139 Sufleta, Robert 126 Sunderland. Dorothea 103, 139 Susztcr, Joseph 126 Svokas, Georgia 112,131 Swift, Leslee 111. 131 I aag. Gretchen 103,139 Taddeo, Dennis 126 Taft. Robert 126 Tartara, Christy 59, 93, 139 Taska. Gail 143 Taskas, Bob 54, 63, 68. 139 Taskes. Fred 55. 126 Taylor. Vfarv 126 Taylor, Mary Beth 112, 131 Tebbe, Robert 126 Techet, Kathy 127 Techct, Patricia 115, 139 Teras, Donna 112. 127 Thacker, Jeff 112, 127 Thiel, Cindy 127 Thomas. Barb 139 Thomas, Robert 101, 139 Thome. Alice 127 Thompson. Carole 103, 139 Thompson, James 68, 143 Thompson. Linda 143 Thornton. Judy 103, 112, 127 Tiley. Linda 112. 131 Tobin. James 127 Toss. Laurel 90. 101, 127 l ouschner. Bill 55, 127 Troyan, Judy 114.127 Troychak. Anne 112, 127 Truhler. Jack 131 Tucker, Sally 99, 101, 103, 143 Turner. Bob 127 Tyler. Richard 127 Underwood, Frank 139 Vacdukaitis, Betty 99, 101, 139 Van Ommcn. Lynn 87, 112, 127 Van Pelt, Derek 127 Van Voorhis. Jan 90, 98. 139 Vargo, Edward 65, 103, 143 Vaughn, Dennis 55, 127 Vealc. George 88. 127 Venable, Raleigh 127 Vieyra. Janinc 127 .139 Vining. Diane 139 Virnick, Gary 69. 131 Visci, Lauren 80. 83, 87, 127 Vitantonic. Kathleen 127 Voinovich. Victor 55, 63, 127 Vorwork. Donald 139 Wagner, Judy 83, 140 Walko, Roger 63. 143 Walsh, Karen 83, 140 Walters. Richard 111. 127. 140 Walters, Robert 114 Walton. Kim 101, 103, 131 Ward, Bill 63, 143 Ward, Dianne 111, 131 Ward, Nita 127 Wardell, John 54. 140 Wardell, Sue 140 Wamsley, Ingrid 127 Warren. Paulette 127 Waskovich, Richard 127 Wait. Gerald 127 Watters, Michael 94, 98, 140 Watts, Clarence 127 Webster, Paul 140 Week. Terry 140 Weigel. Michael 112, 127 Weigel. Pat 101, 140 Wei land. Mary Lou 98, 127 Weiss, Betsy 112. 127 Wellman, Nancy 80, 83, 87, 127 Wells, Sandra 140 Welniak, John 111, 127 Wesley, Barbara 83. 114, 143 Whalen, Donna 140 Wheeler, Charles 55, 127 Whigham, Kenneth 55, 127 White, Bob 69. 140 Whitworth, Ann 128 Wiese, Paul 127 Wilson, Carol 127 Wilson, Charles 115,140 Wilson, Joe Wilson, Maris 127 Wingrove, Ann 128 Wohr, Robert 131 Wolf. Donna 127 Woodworth. 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