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

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FRIENDSHIP CLUB With the assistance of its new sponsor. Miss McDowell, Friendship Club started another successful year with a Big and Little Sister Party. Other activities included an Avon Cosmetic Show, annual Fall Fashion Show, the Mother-Daughter Banquet, and Christmas service projects. The annual “Autumn Leaves Ball” was a huge success enjoyed by the entire student body, as was the May Queen Dance, the perfect climax to a wonderful year! Top Row: K. Licbert, Service Chairman; L. Engel. Social Chairman; J. Young. Ail Chairman; V. Humber-stone. Corresponding Secretary. Third Row: J. Winkler. H R. Chairman; M. Kotsch. Recording Secretary; P. Shelton, Treasurer; K. Huber. Vice President. Second Row: D. Molles. Assistant Art Chairman; B. Collins. Publicity Chairman; B. Mazzolini. Program Chairman. First Row: J. Dagenbach. President. 19

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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

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I MELODY IN MAY Queen Kathy Moore reigned at the 1962 May Queen Dance sponsored by Friendship Club. The theme of the dance, “Melody in May,” was carried out by the use of floral musical notes decorating the lounge. The dance was the perfect climax to an extremely busy week. Campaigning started immediately after the announcement of the candidates, with the committees meeting nightly to prepare for the assembly on the forthcoming Thursday. At that time the committees presented a humorous skit, which led to the presentation of their candidate for Queen on a beautifully decorated float. The other princesses were: Mary Daniels, Chris Dreifort, Joyce Johnson, Sandy Kormos. and Sue Skinner. 20