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

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The choice of a college is one of the most important decisions a high school student has to make. The function of College Club is to present information to the student so that his choice can be made with more ease. Through lectures by individual college representatives, bus trips to nearby college campuses, and the $50 scholarship program for deserving Shaw graduates, College Club aids many students in taking their first step toward higher education. Top Row: K. Huber, J. Lossing, J. Young. S. Ohlingcr. Bottom Row: B. Johnson. B. Scharschmidt. COLLEGE CLUB Our Lifesaving Club is constantly on the alert for cries of “help.” They devote their after school time to assure all swimmers of a safe evening at the pool. But not all of their time is spent so seriously; they often enjoy splash parties during the year. Top Row: J. Hummer. D. Burton. F. Klaass. J. Tobin. W. Stephens. R. Nadeau, D. Griffith. Second Row: D. Nagel. D. Smith, B. Hampton. J. Rhode. E. Jones. E. Copeland. J. Harley. First Row: L. Anderson, B. Abramczyk. K. Seibert, P. Hamilton. D. Wolf, L. Kwasney. M. Weiland. LIFESAVING CLUB 17

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Enjoyment is the keynote for the lounge, where the concession stand workers seek to appease the students’ appetites to a background of music provided by the sound-equipment operators. Library aids make sure that a great variety of good books, newspapers, and magazines are readily available, while the audio-visual team televises Shaw news broadcasts, assemblies, and instruction sessions on various subjects over the closed-circuit SHS-TV station. Top Ron. J. Scksay, B. Lctso, J. Hamilton. J. Schmitz, R. Kish, W. Johnson. S. Lipski, J. Arczone. J. Chapman. Third Row: J. Kapitzky, Manager; P. Castro, A. Richards. J. Mann. N. Werley, J. Wint. J. Snyder. C. Dill. R. Walton. Second Row: K. Flynn. V. Bastulli. D. Sault, E. Lunar, J. Imarisio. A. Stephens. J. Grega, J. Bailey. First Row: K. Maloney. B. Dailey, J. Cole, L. Baldwin. S. Maloney, K. Eckel, S. Silvester, L. Mullen. SERVICE CLUB l This year’s German Club, sponsored by Miss Use Jahn, strove to bring a better understanding of the German people and their culture to all interested students. It achieved this purpose by featuring lectures and other programs concerned with “Deutschland.” Two of the important events of the year were a Christmas Party and a Hootenanny, led by our West German exchange student, Rick Bingcl. Top Row: W. Hoffman. B. Scharschmidt. B. Chambers. C. Isaacson. V. Linamen, B. Wieland, D Griffith. B. Johnson. T. O’Neill. R. Bingel. Fourth Row: R. Heinrich. E. Warsinsky. L. Washkewicz. T. Parker. J. Young, N. Gardiner, F. Chambers, K. Jampot-sky, N. Crabtree. Miss Jahn. Third Row: G. Bough. R. Yaxley, C. Erb. L. Bittcnc. B. Hartzcll. M. Daniel, N. Lucas. K. Musk. J. Harley, D. McKay. Second Row: F. Scyrek. C. Dussing. D. Cecil. K. Huber. B. Collins. L. Bell. J. Phalen. B. Hastings. D. Harris, M. Weiland. First Row: P. Dickinson. M. Marshall, V. Humberstonc. P. Schoenen, R. Dumke. D. Holderbaum. D. Hughes. C. Harmon. W. Raybon. GERMAN CLUB 16

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Future Nurses' Club, sponsored by Mrs. Elliott, is dedicated to helping girls who are interested in the career of nursing. The club toured hospitals and engaged speakers to further the education of the members. The main project of the club centered around hospitalized children. Top Row: B. Bythway. B. Worcester, Vice President; R. Yaxley. J. Winkler, Secretary; C. Fisher, J. Melaragno, C. Muncy, J. Hart. Second Row: N. Daniel, L. Anderson. President; L. Friel. J. Hanawalt, D. Brabenee. S. Garrison, C. Weinschenk. J. Morton. Third Row: L. Mullen, L. Bell, B. Abramczyk, N. Jacob. B. Beres, G. Smith, M. Troll. J. Whisenant. FUTURE NURSES I For many years Future Teachers of America has made significant contributions to the school and its student life. The paperback book store, which was started this year, has been successful in providing students with books for all types of reading. Proceeds went into a scholarship fund. The club’s major activity of the year was an observation and participation program in elementary schools. This two day program, providing an early orientation to teaching, proved to be a valuable experience for those students planning a career in this field. Top Row: R. Walton. J. Scksay. M. Andrews, C. Seaman. E. Flink, S. Lipski. J. Collier. D. Rose. S. Barker. J. Winl. Fourth Row: V. Medvctz. J. Scott, L. Anderson, N. Crabtree. L. Parkinson. N. Raeburn. E. Cormez, R. Yaxley, D. Sault. Third Row: N. Lucas. S. Dcbclak. M. Perossa. S. Miljenovic. D. Aplin, A. Stephens. G. Geitz. P. Barton. Second Row: B. Hastings, B. Baker. M. Andrews. S. Smith, N. Randolph. M. Frano, D. Hoccvar, K. Fiffik, C. Gray. First Row: L. Toss. E. Muscatello. P. Bozik, C. Wilson. K. Eckel. M. MacNeal, L. Fenyves. S. Hudson, D. Stone. FUTURE TEACHERS 18