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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1980 volume:

SHAW HIGH SCHOOL 15320 Euclid Avenue East Cleveland, Ohio 44112 1879-1979 SHAW CENTENNIAL Shaw High celebrate. • First graduating class had 4 people • SI B PHIL W1ELA M) R • tecs e fam tut� ivf Jehn Stew «operated (ft tiu will that «• icm U Mi estate be med to a iritud U be nimec alter him • ♦ i• • «te etart o( Shew Aradeniy itudi tauiae kt� Hip vtKNi in 1ITR TV Cint grouting (Uv i (iroi the high unoal will be wAChmc tn «ir tu week 4« the «tuwi ceic hr eu � iu i.srh tu'ihdi) ungi tuao ctim auit 4 tm since Jetui Shaw «mta lui will «hch stated the kVo) thus: tie built nhm one year el hta ieaih anil coat m fTU.Hr tllia IUM Bhw Arednm wae tedr lor a mere 41 -rui oiler fgfia to the Mile Department to riu tme -radiisc writing artthmtxc grammar and iMTifbf aiewg aldi otter bate hr bust hie or rmiltfa jrt wpar alloc Tb Female Department ottered the same prl nur r Ainu M ate offered natural history net urai pateeepb r-� tb and taaatertuai philosophy Thr r a� • fc-ur coma ef II wete% Primary rvuimcor. I' and alter «ere $4 Ccau Hate charged rathe? dramatically tram (hit ►-( 41 to bdir eVo the East OotUod HhafTt hoard H vending S? 4 trillion lor rereva Dun el mod building� ate cooatnictKo d a ear� nrmoEUry vteitl In 1 51, hetea tte acteamy became 0 hilh «rtuxol the Otpc legislature approved U� « h(« of tte Shie (irm tth tte prcondi to be and to ■per r the rte The Merest (ran the DM Mie pr v ««tte aim ! Inc one el the schooL TV teerd nee rpenAm a budget of several tntl lh«n d. II in The lnt graduating class of four pee air hLTt I Hoe aid Sarah Hornbrook. Lory bcrfn ate ie m Eturtac — would prehaMr state in A-e of the s - memoir graduniing class ol the P4%i Jum he bden a number of dtstluguuhrd graO'iatei of Shaw hi h ranging H-nni company president , leidem In the hallr o? academia to an actress and sports figures 1 he include movie «Ur Eleanor Parker for mar professional football player Thin Matte and earner Oberliu College preiident H?ta n K Carr There will t� � a number of seminars w.th past mduatei as the key speakers duill be site' i, n Friday followed by a fish dlmar a: 4 barr e, cue that evening Friday night is the Hnm� cmnmv («•illbail game between Shaw and Parma Saturday morning will bv an alumni regutra i n followed by a noon luncheon and a perform • by the Shaw High School Rand There will be Van if the city tn thr afternoon Arm rues will conclude on Sunday with a noon •linnet a Manaluki Country Club whore Peter Lndu a duM-endcnl of John dhow wilt be the fa� lured speaker Graduates ate wish to after In tte centennial puii can contact tte icbco) at ill f«� r mure informati a Vcu can brs John Shaw wiU te one c£ tte spirit! pnM BltTMOAV BABY - 9 of original budding of «he dd Shaw High School remain. Tht Dipt � structura Is this ora completed (ft iQCe It coat «77.000 ate wan the largest In ttie siete $' the time, according to e progrem an Dancing its completion Tha-re ha e teen lev •mi expansions since this structura was built and while the extarior of this Oulialna still stands, the Interior is being totally rencr 8 «1 The school enrollment that first year was ’ ;4 2 � 100th birthday aw Academy was built for $623.41 A Message From The President r CLC0087 (1208) (1- 009124 B298-001) PD 10 25 79 ICS IPMCLOB CLV TWX WHITEHOUSE WSH 001 DLY GOVT WHITE HOUSE DC OCT 25 PMS SELMA GAMBLE, 15520 EUCLID AVENUE EAST CLEVELAND OHIO 44112 I WANT TO CONGRATULATE THE FACULTY, STUDENTS, ALUMNI AND MANY l FRIENDS OF SHAW V HIGH SCHOOL AS YOU MARK YOUR CENTENNIAL OF BECOMING A PART OF THE SCHOOL SYSTEM. FEW PUBLIC SCHOOLS HAVE SO LONG OR SO COLORFUL A HISTORY AS SHAW, FOUNDED AS THE SHAW ACADEMY IN THE 1830's UNDER A BEQUEST BY JOHN AND SARAH SHAW. THIS MILESTONE COMES AT A TIME WHEN OUR NATION IS MORE FIRMLY COMMITTED THAN EVER TO EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION. EDUCATION HAS BEEN HONORED BY A CABINET POSITION FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY, SO I AM DOUBLY PLEASED TO WISH YOU SUCCESS AS WE BEGIN A NEW CENTURY IN EDUCATION TOGETHER. JIMMY CARTER Shaw High School Flag girls strut their stuff. Groove We’re In The Ain ’t Stoppin ’ Us Now S.H.S. Cardinals are on the move winning their first Homecoming Game in seven years. Above left: There’s no stopping Cedric McClanahan no. 33 Shaw Varsity! Left: Nettie Dotson moving with the Cardinal beat. We’re On The Move 5 A NEW LOOK Academy Building Ren ovation After 100 years Shaw High has only just be- gun! Among the plans for the Cardinals is a to- tal renovation of the Academy building. Stu- dents, faculty and ad- ministration were asked to “squeeze” into the Tech building, the Voca- tional Buildi ng, Prospect and the Annex after los- ing 23 classrooms. Mr. Lloyd’s office?! Dr. Booker addresses the 1979 Convoca- The Chefs: S. Lloyd and M. Bassett cook for the alumni centennial celebration, tion 6 Continued: This meant a new time schedule for most with seniors being dismissed at 1:04 and Freshmen sleeping in until 10:30. The renovation work be- gan in September, 19T9, with an anticipated com- pletion date for the 1980- 81 school year. All that is heard now in the Academy building is the sound of hammers and men at work gutting an old building that was held close in the hearts of many! 7 Class will come to order! not this year as the Academy building takes on a new look. At Right: Rodney Butler 1979-1980 Homecoming King The 1979-80 Homecoming King is as a lion reigning over his kingdom. Rodney Butler, 1979-80 Homecoming King, bad the following to say about being King: I feel my responsibilities as HOMECOMING KING include just being myself. The title of Homecoming King means reigning over the Homecoming festivities. This is a responsibility that is understood. My personal responsibilities include helping to promote school spirit and pride. The public’s eye will constantly be on me, therefore I must have and show a positive attitude toward my school and others. Since the responsibilities of Homecoming King are not written laws, they are really what you make them. OUR QUEEN My responsibilities as homecoming queen are to be congenial, have a positive attitude towards school and to maintain good grades. When I ran for homecoming queen my main interest was not to Ms. Annita Oliver, win but to participate in an activity that I could enjoy and really step out of the crowd and be noticed as an individual. I realize my responsibilities include not only what I did on Oct. 26, 1979, but also Below right: Selma Gamble, Principal, presents the 1979-80 Homecoming Queen. what I do throughout this 79-80 school year. I believe in Shaw High School and I, as the 1979-80 homecoming queen, will do all that I can to encourage a positive image among my classmates. 9 At Right: Dr. R. Edwards congratu- lates 20 Tyrone Storrs. Football More Than A Game ... Mud Fatigue Satisfaction Victory! Below: Candid shots as the Cardinals beat the Parma Red men 14-6. U VOCATIONAL KING QUEEN Above: Mr. and Ms. Vocational-Andrew Jackson and Charlotte Harris, Runners-Up - Secolar Small and Evon Gocan The Vocational unit has won the trophy for the best Homecoming Float for the past three years. This year’s float was de- signed by Noel Simms and constructed by the Commercial Art Class. a A special Queen; Ms. Lawrence, D.H.O. 11 12 Above and at left: Loyal Cardinal fans and Cheerleaders urge the team to victory. CAREER DAY Shaw High School Students ask the representative from the Norbert Conner ponders an engineering career with a represen- Nursing Association about her career. tative from G.E. Hundreds of local and national companies par- ticipated in the Fall, 1979, Career Day activi- ties. Throughout the day the entire student body visited the gym and was given the op- portunity of asking questions and gathering information about their career choices. S.H.S. Band As part of our 100 year Celebration the S.H.S. Band performed for the alumni present at Mana- kiki Country Club. Among the songs played were contemporary tunes and the alma mater. After their performance the band was treated to a lunch on the patio. is Every once in awhile we must pause . . . . . . to enjoy the simple things of life. The tired Cardinals stop to rest during the high action of a football game. In the mountain, stillness surges up to explore its own height; in the lake, movement stands still to contemplate its own depth. Tagore 16 Administrators Lead The Way Dr. Rondle E. Edwards, Superintendent of schools. (Above) Dr. Edwards with “future” Shaw students. To this date, we have concerned ourselves with the mechanics of developing and implementing an effective educational curriculum at Shaw High School; however, there is a more vital element: The human element. No matter how eloquent the program, the students and teachers are the ones that determine whether or not it succeeds. The students and teachers at Shaw are to be commended for the way in which they accepted the adjustments to changes, yet continue to move forward. Their ability and willingness to always strive for quality, places them a cut above the rest. We the students, teachers, administrators, and parents must continue to view ourselves as part of a quality educational program. That is the only way we can expect others to view us in that same vein. Selma Gamble Principal (Above) Mr. Selma Gamble, Principal Shaw High School. (Above) Mr. Stephen J. Lloyd, Associate Principal. 17 Freshmen Find Their Way S. Adams K. Alexander R. Alexander J. Allen R. Allen S. Allen Mr. Vlah 9th grade Unit Principal ft 9 c. Armstrong S. Arrington W. Ash A. Atkinson R. Bailey D. Baker K. Banks C. Bealer K. Barclay M. Baskerville C. Bealer G. Bell i in - - 1 D. Benson D. Berry B. Billingsley S. Billops Ninth grade students enjoy a visit from Mr. Vlah. T. Bell C. Bibbs 20 G. Blade B. Blakeney D. Blount A. Bohanon J. Braden H. Bradley P. Brandon D. Breckenridge R. Brooks A. Brown J. Brown L. Brown D. Bryant A. Bryson A. Bryson M. Bugg S. Bullock S. Butler C. Bynum Y. Campbell V. Carter W. Carter Y. Carter V. Caver R. Cherry R. Christian F. Clark K. Clark N. Clark T. Clark M. Clemons K. Cobbs 0. Coggins D. Coreman J. Coleman V. Coleman T. Collins K. Constant P. Cook B. Cooks K. Cooper J. Corbin 21 G. Cornelius G. Craig H. Crawford R. Crawford V. Crenshaw A. Croone K. Crowder S. Cunningham K. Darnell A. Davis B. Davis B. Davis C. Davis K. Davis M. Davis S. Davis S. Davis Y. Deadwyler J. Dean R. Delaney D. Dennard J. Dennis S. Deramus D. Dickson M. Dickson M. Dimbo C. Dotson M. Dotson C. Driver E. Echols W. Edwards H. Epps V. Erskine M. Evans A. Fant D. Finch N. Finklea G. Flood A. Forte G. Foster D. Fowler V. Frazier A. Freed D. Freeman K. Freeman L. Gaines R Galloway T. George 22 B. Gibson E. Gilchrist S. Gillon L. Glover S. Gotel K. Grafes M. Graves C. Griffey V. Griffin F. Grimes C. Gunn D. Hall D. Hall Q. Hall B. Hambrick M. Hambrick S. Hambrick J. Hamlin M. Hampton J. Hanson V. Hardaway S. Harper G. Harris L. Harris S. Harris L. Harvey D. Hatcher M. Haynes S. Haynes R. Hayward C. Hegwood K. Henderson J. Hendking D. Hereford V. Hicks B. Hodges J. Hogue V. Holley G. Holmes J. Hoover L. Hosea T. Howard D. Hubbard B. Hudson A. Hughes L. Idon K. Isaac J. Jackson 23 M. Jackson M. Jackson E. Johnson S. Johnson T. Johnson C. Jones D. Jones J. Jones J. Jones K. Jones K. Jones L. Jones M. Jones T. Jones Y. Jones D. Kelley K. Key S. Kimbrough D. Kriby T. Kirkland C. Lapson M. Larde P. Law M. Lee D. Leslie A. Lewis A. Lewis L. Lewis M. Lewis R. Lewis M. Linder M. Lockett J. Lockhart J. Long R. Lovelace J. Lucas D. McClendon C. McCray V. McGlothin K. McKinley A. McKinney W. McMichael L. Malone S. Malone T. Manning F. Marshall R. Marshall R. Martin 24 K. Mattox K. Mattox M. May S. Mayberry T. Midcalf J. MiHHiphrooks M. Mitchell T. Mitchell T. Mitchell J. Mobley E. Moore R. Moore T, Moore K. Morgan M. Morris S. Morris M. Morrison K. Morrow S. Murray D. Myrick C. Newton D. Newton R. Nolden Y. Norwood F. Oliver K. O'Neal L. Owens A. Pagan J. Paige R. Paige R. Parish D. Parrish V. Patrick J. Patterson A. Payne L. Peacock I E. Phillips El Phillips M. Pickett S. Pope R. Proctor L. Provitt 25 T. Rachell C. Redmond Z. Reed P. Reeves L. Reid W. Reid D. Reynolds C. Richards D. Richards D. Richmond S. Riddle C. Roberts D. Robinson M. Robinson P. Robinson T. Robinson C. Rogers P. Rouse A. Rutledge A. Salters G. Sanders G. Sanders J. Sapp C. Savage S. Saxon V. Scott D. Shanks L. Sheeley D. Shepherd K. Simmons S. Simpson M. Sims J. Singleton K. Smart J. Smedley A. Smith J. Smith R. Smith S. Smith C. Smith M. Spencer L. Spicer n 1 h A a 26 F. Stanley J. Stanton V. Stodghill L. Suttle R. Swain D. Tabb J. Talley V. Tarrance A. Tate M. Tatum J. Taylor P. Taylor B. Thomas K. Thomas L. Thomas W. Thomas D. Thompson M. Thompson T. Thompson B. Thornton K. Thurman W. Todd E. Tracey D. Trotter D. Tufts J. Tufts S. Tufts L. Turner D. Tyree P. Underwood R. Underwood T. Wadley E. Walker L. Walker D. Wallace D. Waller C. Ward S. Ward M. Ware T. Warren A. Washington K. Washington 27 C. Williams D. Williams K. Williams L. Williams I, M. Williams N. Williams T. Williams 'R J 9 Here We 8 Come! J. Watson M. Watson S. Watson Y. Weems E. Wellington E. Wells S. Wells T. Wells K. White M. White T. Whitthorne M. Wilkerson n S. Willis A. Wilson B. Wilson H. Wilson L. Wilson T. Wilson C. Winfield W. Worley Wright J. Wright K. Wynn Y. Yarbrough 28 n SOPHOMORES Sophomores Are In The Groove D. Abrams R. Adams D. Aiken P. Alford P. Allen R. Allison A. Anderson A. Anderson J. Anderson A. Anthony J. Bailey B. Barbes 30 With Studies And Relaxation A. Brooks B. Brown R. Brown T. Brown R. Burrell J. Bush c. Davenport C. Davis G. Davis G. Davis M. Davis L. Delaney J. Dixon T. Drake L. Edgerson T. Ellis D. Ellison K. Finley J. Fishback T. Foster R. Fowler B. Freeman P. Fullum A. Fulton A. Gibson B. Gibson B. Gilbert S. Gilbert A. Gilchrist S. Gilchrist T. Glenn K. Godfrey K. Grays R. Graiff M. Graiffie C. Hall L. Harris S. Harris E. Harwell R. Hasan D. Hawley G. Hayes R. Henley L. Henton C. Hill S. Hill S. Hill V. Hill 32 L. Mays W. Mays R. Medley L. Miles D. Miller J. Miller K. Mims S. Mitchell T. Mixon S. Mobley J. Montgomery D. Moore K. Moore M. Moore M. Moore L. Moss J. Murray P. Nelson L. Nickerson C. Norton I. Oglesby P. O'Neal A. Owens C. Page G. Page R. Palmer W. Palmer C. Parrish S. Patterson P. Patton C. Peoples G. Perry J. Phillips P. Price R. Primm H. Prince G. Pugh R. Prunell T. Rachell J. Raglin K. Ravenell R. Reeves 33 A. Hogan U. Holden W. Horton E. Howard D. Howard C. Huggins D. Huggins M. Hunt V. Hutchins A. Jackson R. Jackson C. Johnson D. Johnson L. Johnson V. Johnson A. Jones D. Jones J. Jones J. Kelley C. Kimbrough C. Lacey K. Larkin D. Lee L. Lee R. Leegrand K. LeGrande G. Lewis 0. Lilly M. Lynch K. McBooth V. McClanahan D. McClendon K. McClendon A. McDuffie K. McGlothin J. McKinney W. McNeil S. Malone T. Mar bury J. Martin M. Mason M. Mathis 34 D. Richards L. Richerson E. Riley D. Roberts A. Robinson D. Rogers N. Rogers R. Roilton S. Ruffin V. Rush R. Sams B. Scarborough D. Scruggs L. Shepherd K. Sheppard D. Shy F. Simmons F. Smith W. Smith M. Snowden' V. Solomon S. Spearmint E. Spencer P. Spencer A. Stephens G. Stewart T. Story J. Stubbs V. Swain C. Swoope T. Tabb P. Talley D. Tate G. Taylor L. Taylor T. Taylor J. Thomas V. Thomas V. Thomas J. Thompson L. Townsend P. Tucker 35 S. Turner G. Tughill W. Tyree A. Vales J. Venable P. Wadley J. Wakefield WA Walter C. Waltonen B. Ware S. Washington P. Webb K. Williams R. Williams S. Williams T. Williams V. Williams A. Wilson J. Wilson N. Wilson C. Woods M. Woods J. Ziyad Class of ’82 36 Can 7 Be Stopped! JUNIORS D. Adams E. Adams H. Alexander K. Alford T. Ali K. Allen h. Allen M. Allen R. Allison T. Ancar M. Arnold V. Austin D. Bailey D. Banks C. Baker D. Bardwell D. Berry G. Berry C. Betts M. Bogarty V. Boney D. Bradford M. Brewer B. Brown I. Bullock N. Bryant R. Cameron R. Carpenter D. Chatmon S. Clark L. Clements C. Coleman D. Coleman Juniors Anticipate 38 Responsibilities Of Senior Year G. Cooper L. Cooper W. Cooper V. Crawford A. Crowder (Irby) K. Cunningham E. Deramus E. Delaney C. Dennis D. Dotson A. Douglas F. Durden J. Durham J. Ellison S. Epps S. Epsh M. Freeman T. Freeman J. Gates L. George E. Gocan C. Gooden A. Goodwin S. Grays B. Griffin A. Grubb S. Hariston L. Hall D. Harmon K. Harville T. Hasan A. Head F. Hendricks R. Hodges A. Holden T. Holmes D. Horton L. Hudson G. Hunter R. Hunter C. Jackson E. Jackson 39 L. Jackson A. Johnson D. Johnson E. Johnson Jr. J. Johnson V. Johnson Career Decisions Are L. Jones L. Jones R. Jones T. Jones V. Jones W. Jones J. Jordan S. Kelley V. Kendall V. Kimbrough D. Kirkland P. Kirks T. Lampkin W. Ledbetter B. Lewis W. Lewis J. Lovelace C. McClanahan V. McCoy C. McGlothin C. McIntosh K. McKinney M. McKinney A. McWhorter C. Maddox R. Manuel R. Martin R. Martin L. Mason N. Mayes M. Moore A. Morgan J. Mosley T. Munford A. Murray C. Newton wjt 40 On The Minds Of Juniors Y. Newton A. Nickerson S. Nixon M. Owens B. Palmer J. Pate L. Patterson V. Perry T. Pickett L. Pollard D. Ponzo D. Ragin L. Raines T. Richardson R. Robinson S. Robinson T. Robinson J. Rozier G. Sanders R. Saxton C. Scruggs Juniors spend their lunch hour by studying. K. Seats M. See T. Shannon B. Sharif B. Shepherd D. Shepherd A. Simmons L. Simmons J. Simpson A. Smith J. Smith S. Small 41 S. Turner R. Wakefield S. Wakefield L. Warren V. Warren R. Watkins Underclassmen Show SpiritJ m Juniors are on the move7 K. Smith V. Smith W. Smith R. Stamper L. Stanley T. Starks J. Tarrence C. Tatum R. Tell C. Tiggs R. Townsend M. Turner R. Whitaker D. Williams P. Williams R. Williams S. Williams A. Wilson T. Winn M. Woods W. Woods T. Worthen S. Young Mr. Brooks, Voacational Unit Principal Backgammon Mania And “Favorite Pastimes ” 43 100 YEARS OF CHANGE 44 AND THERE AIN’T NO STOPPING US NOW! Miss Shaw Pageant Antoinette Holden, Senior, is named Miss Shaw Anita Oliver, Homecoming Queen, and Jackie Reeves, Band Queen, crown the 1980 Miss Shaw 46 Queen Contestants: Angle Burrell, Holly Coleman, Jackie Moore, Denise Hardy, Nelda West, Bernadette Bass, Brynette Briskey Linda Alexander Marcia Alexander Marlene Alexander Tina Akins Gloria Akuamoah Ajoy Aiken Deon Adams Paul Adams Charmayne Addison Tina Armstrong Angela Austin Leisha Barbour Cassandra Baker Sharon Barnes Norman BonDurant Bernadette Bass Julie Borden Sherman Brooks Beverly Bryant Gerald Bryson Leslie Burden Angela Burrell Leroy Burrell Rodney Butler Mario Butler Barbara Cadney Derrick Cash Rhonda Butler Linda Cadney Carole Chaney • ■■ Willie Coleman Juanita Cooper Valerie Cloud Ronald Conners Yvette Chisholm Anthony Coleman Norbert Conners Darryl Christian Terri Croskey Donna Crumbley Pam Cunningham Janice Dabney Andrea Davis Danila Davis Li Hilda Davis Sandra Davis Denise Dawson Frankie Dominique Evans Delaney 4 Andrea Dixon Clarence Dothard Stewart Douglas Connie Dukes Denise Duncan James Elder Derrick Ellison Trina Evans Rochelle Flanagan Elydrith Fleshman Sena Frazier Carol Ford m Darryl Franklin Anthony Freeman Dwayne Freeman Michael Grace Terri Hales Michelle Grisby Cheryl Harden Mary Freeman Jerrynell Griffey Lisa Hammond Sylvia Godfrey Lee Hardy Willie Hays Rochelle Henderson Audrey Henricks Joan Hinz Wyndolyn Holmes Pamela Hodges Tracey Horn Anthony Herron Jackie Hinton Antoinette Holden Darlene Hill Diane Hill ;ri i Donna James Kenneth Johnson Lament Johnson Michele Jones £____________________________ Bonita Jones DeCarla Jones Yolanda Jones Carolyn Jones Kirk Jones Benny Kelly Sheila Johnson Cynthia Jones Leslie Kennedy Diane Lancaster Velveita Lane Sidney Kinney Kim Lanier Aundra Killings DeWayne Lawson Carolyn Leigh Litorea Lett Tonya Love Naomi Lynch Quintero Mack Marsha Lewis Annette Long Joy Lott Gregory Magee Vemita Mahone Fred Marbury Andrea McClendon Bridgette McCloud Mottie Menefee Lisa Mattox Anita Mays Clarice Mays Maranda Mayson Lillian Martin Jacqueline Matthews Darryl Mobley 6£ Fred Montgomery Latrice Mitchell Cynthia Moore Diane Moore Coveda Nelson Patricia Nelson Angela Moreen Darryl Morrow i Philip Nicholson Marchell Nolden Tye Parish Jewel Oldham Donna Palmer Anita Parker Anita Oliver Joshalyne Parish Rochelle Parker Debra Paschal Kirwan Paul Cynthia Perry Zoretta Peterson Allison Perry Dorothy Pass Sandra Payne Brenda Parks Linda Patterson Brenda Phifer Venita Pollard Edgar Price Anna Pickett James Powell Asberry Prince Anthony Pruitt Renee Pruitt Eric Reese Eunice Rumph Venetia Roberts Tangela Robinson Diana Russell Cheryl Robinson Kenneth Ross Gregory Salters Otis Sims Sheirrod Singleton Camille Smith 7k Micheal Snowden Roscoe Solomon Clifton Spencer Gregory Spencer Tina Stafford Linda Strong Derria Spoon Byron Stockdale Kennedy Suffard Larry Springer Byron Taylor Callie Taylor Russell Thompson Dwight Tucker Carlton Taylor Jacqueline Terry Delrene Thomas Patricia Tony George Walker Daryl Vinson Rosalyn Wakefield James Walker Janice Wallace Yolanda Webb Edward Whitaker Deidre White Lebris Williams Michele Williams Sharon Williams Kimberly Young Sherrie Young Shirley Young Anticipation . . . June 8, 1980 Seniors Angela Burrell and Eric Reese prepare lor graduation. Commencemen t When September came, Shaw High seniors began the last and most exciting school year of all. The months were filled with studying for classes and writing that “research paper” for English. Senior pictures were tak- en at school in the auditorium for the first time ever, and as pictures were taken, seniors realized that June was not far away. Applications for colleges and the PSAT, and ACT were completed. And, just as we thought our last application was complete, there was one more for the Cleveland Scholarship Program! There was time, however, to establish new friendships and renew old ones. Plans were made for after graduation- weddings, jobs, college, and families. And on June 8,1980, we real- ized what it was all for. Andre Wright, “Smiley”, waits to have his senior portrait Marcia Alexander poses for a graduation picture, taken. 83 Seniors Michael Watson, Myra Ancar, Mark Nunn, and Papae Wilson take time to relax between classes. Harold Edmonds, Richard Dim bo, and Reginald Frazier, discover that being a senior means a lot of studying. Senior Club president Rhonda Butler, and Annette Long listen intentively at a Senior Club meeting. 84 Sports Team Effort f Fans Cheering Winning Spirit 86 “Nice Guys Don’t Have To Finish Last” jFreshmen “Post” 4-2-2 Season Shaw Opponents 6 ORANGE 0 6 WARRENSVILLE 6 38 PAINESVILLE 6 20 WESTLAKE 0 8 LAKEWOOD 0 6 BENEDICTINE 8 0 CHANEL 6 0 PADUA 0 Top: S. Rose, W. Carter, D. Shanks, T. Howard, R. Bailey, M. Dotson, R. Hazelhurst, P. Brandon Second: Coach Nick Salupo, G. Holmes, M. Bogarty, A. Bryson, D. Leak, F. Barber, R. Allen, N. Marshall Third: J. Corbin, M. Lockette, E. Phillips, M. Watson, D. Arthur, M. Morrison, P. Galloway, R. Blair Bottom: W. Eld wards, R. Lovelace, Y. Stodghill, J. Mims, S. Deramus, S. Word, M. Moore After three years at Shaw, Coach Nick has been able to watch Rufus Johnson, Sinatra Wilson, Stan and Steve Small, Gary Cooper, and Jay Hickman develop into contributing athletes to their respective teams. He also was able to witness some of second year athletes take the Lake Erie championship this season on the Junior varsity level. The athletes get better every year at Shaw! Some of our most outstanding athletes this year were: Rinoldo Allen, one of the best receivers in the school: Robert Bailey, Don Shanks, David Leak, our most improved athletes: Anthony Bryson, Phil Galloway, Robert Hazelhurst, our most dedicated athletes: Nick Marshall and Michael Moore, our most competitive athletes: Eric Phillips, Michael Morrison, Pat Brandon, Sean Ward, who were the backbone of our defense; while Bob Thornton, Joe Mims, Daryl Sheppard and Shareef Deramus put the points on the board for us. When asked about this year's team. Coach Nick responded, “I think it may be possible to try to be a patient and understanding coach and still experience some success - because NICE GUYS DON’T HAVE TO FINISH LAST!” 37 Varsity Football- Building A Team Bottom Row: D. Adams, W. Bozeman, G. Walker, C. McClanahan, R. Fudge, G. Page, T. Storrs, J. Talley, L. Lett, T. Taylor, A. Head D. Andrews, G. Spencer, 2nd Row: B. Kelley, D. Vinson, R. Johnson, J. Hickman, A. Fulton, C. Fleshman, C. Williams, V. Gunn, il Johnson, R. Brooks, J. Wilson 3rd Row: W. Watts, L. Johnson, W. Hidreth, H. McDougle, D. Huggins, N. Roddy, Hayes, E. Lester, K. Tolliver, V. Harris 4th Row: R. Roberts, M. Monroe, G. Rucker, Johnson, B. Brown, K. McKinney, P. Banks, M. Barnes 5th Row: E. Conley, K Borum, S. Small, S. Small, D. Cooper, G. Bryson COACHES: B. ALLEN, MR. HERB, HEAD COACH PLEDGER, J. BROWN, P. AUSTIN SHAW OPPONENTS 6 Glenville 14 21 East Tech 20 0 J.F. Kennedy 14 6 Shaker Hts. 12 0 Lakewood 32 0 Normandy 26 7 Garfield 7 14 Parma 6 12 Cleveland Hts. 42 12 Valley Forge 28 SHAW 14 J.F. Kennedy 14 Shaker Hts. 20 Lakewood 8 Normandy 20 Parma 0 Cleve. Hts. 20 Valley Forge OPPONENTS 18 6 0 0 0 12 12 All League Players A wards Varsity TYRONE STORRS - RB VINCENT GUNN - OT Junior Varsity M.V.P. - MICHAEL MONROE MOST IMPROVED - TERRY TAYLOR SCHOLASTIC - KEVIN TOLLIVER Bottom Row: A. Head, B. Debose, J. McKinney, K. McBooth, V. Harris, G. Page, D. Huggins, W. Sims Second Row: K. Tolliver, J. Hickman, B. Brown, J. Rucker, A. Fulton K. Boron. E. Lester, T. Taylor. Third Row: H. McDougle, M. Monroe, R. Brooks, J. Turney, N. Roddy C. Banks, R. Walker COACHES: Mr. Allen, Mr. Tipton « 89 Bottom Row: G. Flood, D. Crumedy, A. Butler, V. Thomas, M. Eppinger, P. O’Neil Top Row: Mrs. L. Urogdy, P. Rouse, B. Frazier, R. Allison, D. Williams, P. Robinson, S. Rodgers Girl’s Volleyball The 1979 Volleyball Team had two ladies named to the all LEL Team: BEATRICE LEWIS and DENISE DUNCAN. The most valuable player for the season was DENISE DUNCAN while ROSALYN WAKEFIELD was named most improved. The high point of the season was beating the number one team, Shaker Heights, in an overtime with a final score of 16-14. Bottom Row: A. Miller, S. O’Neal, D. Duncan, Captain, R. Flanagan, S. Reid. Top Row: Mr. Burich, E. Myricks, R. Wakefiled, B. Jones, B. Lewis, Captain, R. Allison, L. Finklea, R. Miller, Manager. 90 Girl’s Softball Team - Top Row: B. Lewis, Coach Orr, A. Butler, R. Webster Second Row: R. Flanagan, R. Allison Third Row: S. Sawyer, A. Johnson Bottom Row: E. Myricks, J. Kelly (not pictured- R. Wakefield) “A Very Spirited Group” The Girl’s Softball Team began practice March 1st. Their first game was April 7th at Normandy. The season’s busy schedule consisted of 14 games. The girls must meet all eligibility requirements of the athletic department, and they find their time divided between practice and studies! All the softball games are played at Forest Hills Park. When asked to comment on the 1980 team, Coach Orr said, “Even though we don’t always win, we have a very spirited group!” Varsity: Bottom Row: R. Williams Second Row: A. Oliver, L. Wilson, M. Moore, S. Harris Standing: D. McCrary, Manager Center: K. Williams, Tonisha, Mascot, S. Washington, W. Kenniebrew Cheerleaders Being a cheerleader is not all play! It entails a great deal of hard work and dedication. In the spring of the school year, approximately 50 anxious girls attend practice sessions to learn the cheers, chants, and dances. These girls are finally judged on the basis of their jumps, splits, cartwheels, cheers, chants, and smiles! From the contestants 24 are chosen. These new cheerleaders practice approximately 3 days per week in preparation for the games. They cheer for all football and basketball games. Each squad has a captain who is in charge of communication with others and also teaches new cheers. The SHAW HIGH CHEERLEADERS' major responsibility is to encourage CARDINAL SPIRIT 2 FRESHMEN Front: S. Austin, Mascot Center: P. Patton Pyramid: P. Echols, L. Taylor, C. Jones, Y. Jones, C. Dotson JUNIOR VARSITY Front: D. Smith, A. Thomas, Mascot, L. Kenniebrew, Second Row: S. Gilbert, V. McClanahan Top Row: A. Brooks, R. Martin Have Spirit!!! Ain’t No Stoppin’ - The Girls Bottom Row: K. Mims, Manager, Mrs. Spivey, Coach, T. Richardson, Manager Second Row: C. Parrish, B. Lewis, D. Duncan, Captain, B. Frazier Top Row: C. Leigh, P. Williams, A. Burroughs, G. Taylor, O. Lilly, T. Wellons. Bottom Row: G. Flood, Manager, Mrs. Spivey, Coach, D. Robinson, Second Row: Z. Reid, D. Hasan, K. Wynn, R. Mitchell. K. Ziyad Top Row: J. Thompson, Y. Yarbrough, M. Larde, Co-Captain, L. Middleton, P. Robinson, A. Thompson 94 Lady Birds Lead L.E.L. Bottom Row: S. Davis, D. Duncan, A. Aikens, V. Thomas, M. Dotson Second Row: V. Perry, 0. Lilly, P. Williams, C. Leigh Top Row: Mrs. E. Spivey, Coach, B. Burris, T. Richardson, D. Lancaster, S. Reid. 95 Shaw “Aqua - Men Top Row: Jimmy Powell, Coach Bowman, Winston Smith Bottom Row: Angie Smith, James Brigham, Vickie Rush Bottom Row: Ivy Bullock, Timer, Coach Van Williams, Robin McCoy, Timer 2nd Row: N. Bondurant, D. Adams, E. Lester, M. Richey, R. Saxton, M. Watson Top Row: D. Adams, Bailey, K. Shepherd, R. Swoope, K. Tolliver Tennis Anyone? Top Row: E. Shepherd, J. Smith, V. Williams, D. Woods, W. Tyree, B. Bolden, C Banks, D. Shanks, S. Ward Second Row: A. Nickerson, S. Harris, T. Taylor, D. Huggins, K. Adams, J. Thorpe, G. Davis, M. Bogarty Third Row: M. Davis G. Berry, D. Paris, J. Brigham, E. Grisby, D. Shy, L. Tuffs, C. Coleman, K. O’Neal Fourth Row: A. Washington, F. Mills, C. Nickerson, L. Barbee Kneeling: Coach Brown, D. Shy, G. Page, Coach Range Not Pictured: W. Smith Wrestlers This year’s wrestling team could not boast any wins and ended their season with a 0-9 record. Despite the young team's losses (there are only 4 juniors and one senior on the team) there were still some bright moments. Darryl Shy has won three matches by decisions, and Coley Banks also won three matches by pinning two of his opponents. A pin is an automatic win for the wrestler and requires that the opponent’s shoulder blades be held on the mat for a two second count by the referee. On the other hand, a decision is determined by total points which are given according to what the wrestler does. For example, a take-down scores two points while an escape only one point. Greg Page has won 2 decisions; George Davis one; and Morris Davis has one pin and one decision. Donald Shy has pinned one opponent. So despite a winless season Coach Range is optimistic for his young team and promises a brighter future. 97 Varsity Basketball Top Row: Quintero Mack, Greg Magee, William Butler, Joseph Mitchell, Michael Snell, Kennedy Suffard, Leonard Waltower. Bottom Row: Darryl Zeigler, Edward Hazeihurst, Jose Davis, Darryl Boggens, Stanford Parish, Anthony Coleman. Not Pictured: Dorian Allen, Roger Jones McDonald Resigns Killian Named New Coach The 79-80 Varsity Basketball team was plagued with problems during the regular season including the resignation of Coach McDonald and many losses. Athletic Director Walt Killian was named new coach, and he brings to the position experience and new ideas. He hopes to see a big difference in the team’s performance. Coach Killian believes that the guys are better than their “worst season in history” headlines. It is difficult for a coach to come in at middle stream, but, fortunately, the team and new coach had help from former Coach McDonald and Mr. Bowman, J.V. coach. When asked about his plans for the basketball program, Coach Killian said that one of the changes he will make will be to run an off-season training program to keep the team in shape. Since this year’s team does not have support from the student body, he hopes to give the Cardinal supporters a winning team, but says it would be “helpful to have support whether the team is losing or winning.” Stanford Parish shoots from the top of the key. Junior Varsity On The MoveV. Bottom Row: Ray Williams, Alvin Fulton, William Woods, Robert Williams, Conte Suttles, Greg Beckham. Top Row: Omed Grant, Robert Gabriel, Richard Trower, Dennis Jones, Michael Lawson, William Jeffery, Melvin Barnes, Derrick Stoval, Harvey Alexander. t ‘ | ORGANIZA TIONS (Above) Top Row: R. Butler, N. Simms, J. Brown, C. Chaney, Bottom: S. Reid, B. Briskey Shuttle The Shuttle Staff took a new and different approach to their 144 page task for the 79 - 80 school yearbook. Inspite of their inexperience, they knew what was necessary to get the job done - hard work and dedication. The 15 member staff met deadlines, wrote copy and sold ads. The final deadline was Feb. 12 when the last page was mailed! Our hope is that you enjoy the '80 Shuttle. (Above) Top Row: C. Addison, R. Butler, D. Williams, J. Powell. Second Row: J. Pierce, N. Simms, S. Watts, R. Mitchell. Bottom Row: M. Anear, B. McCloud, Mrs. Pe- truska, Advisor, S. Sanford, B. Stockdale. Not Pictured: L. Fleshman, F. Roberson, D. Watkins. Literary Club Top Row: (Lt - Rt) C. Chaney, A. Miller, R. Butler, D. Hardy, T. Munford, E. Johnson, D. Lancaster Middle: A. Dixon, S. Reid, J. Fishback Bottom: B. Briskey, V. Tolbert, V. Hancock 102 CANTEEN COUNCIL Bottom Row: Advisor Mrs. Pannell, G. Page, A. Ursby, V. Warren. Second Row E. Bullock, M. Ricky, S. Young, V. Harris, G. Blackwell, E. Sams. Third Row G. Berry, J. Wilson, G. Henderson, Y. Scott, T. Turner, B. Bell. Bottom Row: M. Davis, D. Scott, I. Bullock, Mrs. Pannell, H. Mason, D. Gooden, R. Gilchrist Top Row: B. Shariff, V. Swain, A. Wilson, R. McCoy, K. Sheppard, R. Martin, Edward CONCESSION Stand Soul Patrol 103 Executive Council Officers Naomi Lynch - President Geraldine Henderson - Vice - President Ddmse Dawson - Treasurer Cynthia Moore - Secretary Mr. George Smith, Advisor Executive Council 104 The purpose of student council is to present a forum for student views while providing service to the school and community. Our thrust this year is toward promoting school pride, encouraging the pursuit of academic excellence, and providing service to the East Cleveland community. Some of the projects of the Executive Council were: providing food baskets to needy families, conducting Homecoming, hosting the scholastic banquet, and providing a tutorial service. 52 Participate In R.O.T.C. Students assist Warrant Officer Jackson retrieve the flag at the end of the school day. JROTC is a full - scheduled program at Shaw. It is led by: Sgt Williams, Warrant Officer Jackson, Major Flack, Senior Army Instructor, Master Sgt. Scott, and Miss Taylor, Secretary. Additionally, there are seven students who make up the battalion staff and are responsible for merits, demerits, proposals for recommendations, and morale. They are: K. Rogers, Battalion Commander, C. Chaney, Major, S. Tyus, Major, S - 3, W. Butts, Captain, S -1, D. Godfrey, Captain, S - 2, J. Vines, Sgt. Major, G. Saunders, Captain - S - 4. When asked to comment on the JROTC, Major Flack replied: “We feel there is a need for this type of program throughout the area schools because it promotes leadership, which is sorely needed in this country.” 105 National Honor Society The National Honor Society is composed of eleventh and twelfth grade students who have maintained a 3.3 academic average. These students primarily are responsible for promoting academics among other students. They have monthly meetings and are sponsor's of a tutoring program. They will do whatever is necessary to lend a helping hand at our school, Inductions to ceremonies are held once a year in a special program to which “PROUD” parents are invited. Top Row: G. Spencer, C. Leigh, R. Butler, K. Abercrombie, B. Briskey, M. Williams, D. Montgomery. Third Row: S. Sanford, D. Lancaster, A. Pickett, S. Douglas, B. McCloud, D. James Second Row: W. Sanford, L. Kennedy, F. Williams, J. Pierce, C. Nelson, D. Baker, Ms. Uram, Advisor Bottom Row: N. Lynch, A. Killings, A. Aikens, J. Parrish, S. Payne, A. Miller, W. Holmes Top Row: D. James, D. Lancaster, D. Taylor, B. Briskey, R. Allen, C. Leigh Second Row: M. Morgan, S. Tyus, D. Hardy, K. Cunningham Bottom Row: Mrs. McDaniel, D. Montgomery, N. Lynch, A. Dixon “1980” - Senior Club The Senior Club which consists of all interested members of the Senior Class, has many functions during the school year. They sponsor money raising activities primarily to help pay for the after prom. Their most important task is to make all the special arrangements for the “after - prom”. This year’s after - prom is being held at the Celebrity Room in Mayfield Heights. Leslie Kennedy, Treasurer Noel Simms, Vice President Mrs. Bailey, Advisor Rhonda Butler, President Frankie Dominique, Secretary 107 First Row: V. Johnson D. James B Palmer, J. Middleton, K. McLendon, M. Williams, A. Holden, A. Parker Second Row K McKinney, J. Reeves, (Center) T. Hams (Captain), T. Lovett, A. Johnson Bottom Row: T. Dumas, (Center) R. Mitchell (Captain), Z. Powers I' MW L. R� „„ Fourth A. Johnson, Y. Vickers 108 Above: Oretha Mims, Drum Majorette, leads the Cardinal Marching Band. “Excellen t” The Shaw High School Marching Band participated in the MARCHING BAND FESTIVAL at the Ohio State Fair on August 26, 1979. Shaw has travelled to Columbus for the past seven years, and this year they rated EXCELLENT in the state competition. The Shaw Band has real spirit and we can count on them to bring the fans to their feet to cheer a Cardinal team to victory!!! 109 Top Row: Mr. B. Brown, Advisor, D, Cash, T. Turner, G. Malone, G. Sanders Second Row: W. Harriel, E. Williams, President Bottom Row: P. O'Neal, V. Warren, P. Spencer ' «, I? Concert Choir Stage Crew V.I.C.A. Club Commercial Art Top Row: E. Winfield, J. Mays, D. Kirkland, M. Miller, B. Williams, E. Elkins Second Row: L. Strong, N. Simms, T. LeSure, C. Harris, G. Milton, R. Wentz Bottom Row: C. Arthur, Instructor; T. Staples, S. Askew, E. Williams, P. Taylor (Not Pictured: V. Burns, D. Conley, T. Butler, J. Reed, K. Rogers) Co - Operative Food Service Top Row: T. Armstrong, T. Springer, D. Crumbly, V. Jones, C. Williams, B Board Second Row - M. Jones, T. Whithorn, Mr. B. Calvin, R. Henderson, M. Freeman Bottom Row: T. Wilson, L. Burell (Not Pictured: V. Loven, J. Richardson, A. Davis, D. Glenn, D. Hatcher) 111 Top Row: E. Dougherty, L. Hardy, D. Christian, H. Hall, M. Abrams Second Row: D. Brown, M. Snowden, K. Chappell, K. Dennard Advisor: Mr. Cody Stylistics Back Row: C. Taylor, S. Williams, A. Burrell, T. Howard, A. Mays, Mrs. Bailey Middle Row: L. Debrossard, S. Barnes, D. Patterson, S. Dickson, T. Finley Front TRow: A. Austin, D. Moore, V. Simmons, C. Smith Pro - Stylers Top Row: V. Crawford, V. McCoy, C. Pearson, J. Woods, B. Harris, T. Jones, L. Gray, C. Hardaway Bottom Row: M. Dabney, D. Black, M. McKinney, J. Lovelace, L. Mason, A. Coleman, V. Johnson, Ms. S. Collins, R. Hodges, L. Meckley, T. Jones 112 Distributive Education Top Row: D. Watkins, M. Wilson, K. Jones, L. Alexander, T. Jones, A. Pruitt, C. Mays, L. Williams. 3rd Row; M. Nunn, S Frazier, T. Love., V. Roberts, C. Reid, T. Akins, S. Phifer, S. Smith. 2nd Row: M. Watson, E. Middleton, M. Ancar, A. Dixon, A. McClendon, D. Montgomery, S. Payne, R. Phillips Bottom: R. Pruitt, A. Richardson, R. Flanagan, Mr. Seymour Top Row: A. Wilson, V. Partee, R. Martin 2nd Row: T. Parks, D. Horton, M. Williams. P. Porter 3rd Row: L. Raines. J. Hollis, I. Bullock J. Davis Bottom: D. Ware, A. Minniefield, Mrs. D. Young, A. Frazier, P. Paul Health Occupations INJECTIONS Top Row: D. Watkins, V. Tutstone, A. Echols, E. Rumph, D. Pass, D. White Second Row: A. Holden, S. Nelson, S. Kinney, L. Barbour, V. Riddle, D. Billingsley, A. Allen Bottom Row: C. Robinson, S. Stubbs, M. Grigsby, V. Mahone, W. Hintz, Advisor PARAMEDICS Top Row: S. McKinney, V. Campbell, S. Kelly, D, Shy, E. Gocan, M. Black, C. Saxon Second Row: Ms. Lawrence, L. Williams, B. Moore, S. Moore, L. Stanley, D. Johnson, B. Jones. D. Raglin Bottom Row: D. Miller, D. Williams, P. Washington, T. Hasan 114 Junior Steno Top Row: D. Bradford, C. Coleman, J. Moore, T. Richardson, Mrs. G. Pinkins Second Row: P. Gordon, R. Williams, T. Robinson, S. Swain, V. Jones Third Row: R. Tell, J. Mosley, A. Jones, A. Wilkerson Bottom Row: W. Kenniebrew, Secretary, L. Jones, Vice Pers., T. Freeman, Pres., K. Gilbert, Parliamentarian Senior Steno Top Row: C, King, Ms. A. Adams, S. Wims, L. Peterson Second Row: C. Baker, M. Anderson, F. Dominique, J. Wynn, V. Webb Bottom Row: B. Bryant, C. Robinson, T. Horn, V. Harris, Y. Chisholm, L. Hammond. Junior Clerical Top Row: V. Jones, R. Quarterman, Y. Ivezzy, S. McFall, C. Dennis, F. Hendricks Second Row: R. Bush, S. Tucker, A. Hester, P. Gibson, J. Gates, Y. Edams. Bottom: C. Hardy, C. Cook, C. Betts, A. Wilson, L. Warren, B. Banks Senior Clerical Standing: A. Picket, T. Croskey, D. Davis, C. Jones Second Row: C. Jones, M. Lewis Third Row: J. Hinton, T. Stafford, Ms. Travis, Advisor, B. Phifer, P. Cunningham Bottom: B. Scott, A. Hendricks Senior Welding Top Row: M. McNeil, D. Lawson, S. Anglen, C. Taylor, W. Coleman, Mr. Seals Bottom Row: M. DeRamus, P. Marbury, Denise Johnson, D. Johnson, m L. Springer Forty - O - Five Auto Body Top Row: W. Hildreth, W. Harris, H. Roddy, C. Maddox, D. Nicholson, L. Perkins, J. Turner Second Row: C. Bums, C. Brown, W. Parks, F. Thomas, J. Kennedy, D. Dennard, W. Melton Bottom Row: K. Lewis, T. Freeman, R. Cameron, M. Cobum, A. Gibson, C. Dickson Auto Body Seniors Top Row: P. Adams, J. Carter, E. Gibson, D. Harris Second Row: L. Green, W. Kennedy, J. Harris, J. Maurey Third Row. C. McIntyre, Mr. Williams, D. Ellison 116 FACULTY ADMINISTRA TION Mrs. L. Mitchell looks on as Mr. Gamble signs a letter. Ms C. Arthur, Commercial Art Mrs. C. Bader, Social Studies Mrs. R. Bailey, Cosmetology Ms. R. Baltz, Social Studies The Four Muskateers! S. Lloyd, R. Vlah, S.. Brooks, J. Forman Mr. W. Bassett, Industrial Arts Mr. W. Bettis, T I Co- Ordinator Mr. R. Boyd, Woods Ms. B. Blum. French Mr. B. Brown, Industrial Arts Mr. M. Burich, Math Ms. J. Butler, English Ms. D. Calloway, Business Mr. R. Cummings, Business Mrs. R. Davis, Art 120 Mrs. D. Ector, Home Ec. Mrs. L. Gibson, Fabric Service L I i • Mrs. M. Goeth, Reading Mrs. L. Goosby, Fabric Service Mrs. C. Harris, Social Studies Department Chair Mr. M. Hazelwood, Social Studies 121 Mr. S. Downs, Science Mr. W. Hintz, Health Occupations Ms. K. Kingzett, Math Ms. D. Koehn, Home Ec. Mrs. L. Knight, Stenography 122 Mr. M. Kulcsar, English Mrs. M. Lawrence, Health Occupations Mrs. G. Linson, English Mrs. N. Loman, Math Mrs. Palmore finds a stu- dent’s schedule as Mrs. Fulton looks on Mrs. E. Lyman, French Mr. G. Massa, Science Dr. L. Molho, Languages Department Chair Mr. U. Neal, Math i i Mrs. J. Neal, Social Studies Mr. D. Neu, Math 124 Mrs. B. Nolt, Business Mr. J. Pishnery, Machine Trades Mrs. P. Pisor, Science Mr. J. Pledger, Physical Education 1 I Mr. D. Range, Physical Education Mr. C. Rose, Social Studies 125 Mrs. L. Meek, English Mrs. S. Rosenfield, Math Ms. R. Russell, Spanish Mrs. J. Searles, English Mrs. C. Shaheed, Social Studies 126 Mr. W. Tipton, Science Ms. P. Toth, English Mr. C. Turner, Social Studies Mrs. J. Uram, English Ms. M. Ward, English Ms. A. West, Business 128 Mrs. M. Alexander, 12th grade Counselor Mrs. h- Drayton, 10th grade Counselor Mrs. J. Young, 9th grade Counselor Mrs. Greer and Mrs. Kolt, school nurses Below left: Mrs. Palmore, Mrs. Mitchell, and Mrs. Boney discuss students’ attendance records. Below Right: Mrs. Yates, 9th grade unit secretary i 129 Mr. B. Williams, Auto Body Mr. N. Williams, Auto Body Vocational Prepares You For World Work 130 Mr. F. Perez, Voc. Counselor Mr. G. Smith and Mrs. Simmons, Voc. Unit Office Mr. S. 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East Cleveland, Ohio 268-4550 - 6:00 A.M.-5:30 P.M. Transportation! Breakfast, lunch, snacks Licensed by City and State Director: Ella Mae Terry A SPECIAL PATRON Thanks to Mr. E. Alex for supplying the Yearbook Staff with pictures and help when we needed them! Mr. Alex is pictured at right. 138 PA TRON CONTRIBUTIONS Ms. Cheryl Arthur Jacqueline R. Avery Jake and Donna Bentley Miss C. A. Blaha Blumel Ignition Company Samuel Brooks Ken Brown, Vocational Welding Mr. Mrs. Richard D. Calloway Nick Cheich Della Mae Ector Kassie Gale Mr. Mrs. Gamble Walter Hintz Mr. R. Inman R. Nelson Jefferson Ms. M. Kastigar Mr. Mrs. Robert Kent Sr. Ms. Karen Kingzett Ms. Judy Kir man Mrs. D. Koehn Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Kolt Mrs. N. Law Ms. Mary Lawrence Nelson Lewis, Ind Const. Elec. Stephen J. Lloyd and Family Mrs. Lou Lyman Mrs. Nylajean McDaniel LaVerne Mitchell Mrs. Lila Nelson Mr. Mrs. David Petruska Miss M.P. Pugh Mr. Mrs. James Sanford Doris Simmons Mr. Noel Simms Mr. Mrs. George Smith Ms. P. R. 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Mrs. William Turk Mr. Mrs. Loomis Williams Sr. Attorney and Mrs. Leonard Young Superlative Seniors Gerald Bryson, THE SHYEST Tyretta Harris and Sheirrod Singleton, THE SHORTEST Carole Chaney and Stewart Douglas, THE FRIENDLIEST Rodney Butler, MOST POPULAR DeCarla Jones, BEST FIGURE Dorian Allen, THE TALLEST Rhonda Butler, THE MOST CONCEITED Robert Barnes, THE BEST DRESSED Secola Small, THE PRETTIEST LEG 140 Naomi Lynch and Rodney Butler, MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tyrone Storrs and Annette Long, BEST DANCERS Carole Chaney and Gerald Bryson, CUTEST COUPLE Quintero Mack and Denise Duncan, THE MOST ATHLETIC Wesley Underwood and Anita Parker, PRETTIEST SMILES Charles Walker and Elizabeth Middleton, THE CLASS CLOWNS Not Pictured: Andrew Jackson, MOST CONCEITED Melba Wilson, MOST POPULAR Byron Stockdale Renita Mitchell, MORK MINDY Myra Anear, BEST DRESSED Sherry Sanford and Noel Simms, THE BEST PERSONALITY George Walker, THE PRETTIEST LEGS The Class With Class 141 The 1980 Shuttle Staff LEE FLESHMAN JUDY PIERCE SHERRY SANFORD RODNEY BUTLER BYRON STOCKDALE BRIDGETTE MCCLOUD NOEL SIMMS RENITA MITCHELL EDITOR COPY EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER LAYOUT EDITOR ACTIVITIES EDITOR ASS’T. EDITOR ApTtcjT PHOTOGRAPHER Artist Noel Simms with Yearbook Sales Poster that he designed. 142 Bridgette McCloud and Rodney Butler work on layout. Judy Pierce spends many hours typing copy. Sherry Sanford plans for yearbook sales. 143 Harambee Let Us Work Together 144