SHA\J HIGH SCHOOL EAST CLEVELAND

VOLUME 51

The Seniors graduate

while the Juniors study

and the Sophomores start at the bottom.

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BELONGS TO YOU. Shaw is full of many sounds; books closing, doors

opening, bells ringing, and desks bang1ng, bur most of all . .. footsteps ; firm, quick, footsteps that might, rather than a staff, or a building, or a lo­cation, be called Shaw High School.

And it is for those shoes this Shuttle is wri rrcn . It can show only a small parr of the time, effort, and study that must be put forth ro make up a school and its spmt; bur this book tries in a small way ro show what those shoes accomplished in 1953 and 1954.

You will find on the pages, pictures of sopho­mores, juniors, and seniors; faculty, and adminis­tration. And no matter which of these groups you belong ro, this yearbook is your book.

BECAUSE he has instituted the hour-long period, which extends study time and makes recitation more meaningful; and, more recently, the reading room, which gives opportunities to the students whose interests extend beyond the facts presented in the classroom; because in many ocher ways he has adapted modern theories of edu arion to the particular needs of Shaw High;

BECAUSE he has taken an active part in the larger life of the community;

BECAUSE in addition to all these we know him as a friend, we dedicate the 1954 Shuttle to .. .

WAYNE C. BLOUGH

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activities 38

athletics 70

underclassmen. 90

senior index. 112

advertising • 117

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Wayne C. Blough Prmcipal

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Robert C. Cawrse

Auistant principal

Dr. 0. J. Korb Suprrmtmdmt of schools

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Miss K. Lucille Provo Dean of girls

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cafeteria staff These are the people who begw arriving at six o'clock every morning to haYe ready French fries and other wholesome foods for us at noontime-Bob Robwson, Molly Servidis, Berry Grener, Margaret Stahre, Ruth Brockway, Mimi Hartwig, Marie Crawford, Mrs. Mary Brandt, Bridie Murray, Eleanor Fort, Ruth Kerr, Agnes Paugh.

The cusrodian staff, under the direction of Mr. Domenic Petti, meets every afternoon at 3:15 in the halls of Shaw BACK ROW: Elron Webb, Arthur Carmosino, Domenic Petti, Mike Mirn, Arrilio Grarrino. FRONT ROW: Josephine Pineo, ancy Purpura, .Josephine Fatica, Elizabeth Cecerre. NOT ABLE TO BE PRESENT WHEN PICTURE WAS TAKE :Thomas Meske.

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the shoes on the page you just turned are the shoes of the class of January 1954. They belong to the kids who said they "goofed!" and warned da\-.·­dler in the lunch line, ··one of the e days, friend ... pow!"

These are the seniors who were like so many years of seniors before them, excited about future plans and hardly able to wait for prom night, yet different from other seniOr classes too because their indi­vidual members were so very different. Each one found he had some­thing special and all his own to remember about his days at Shaw. And each one of them found he shared with his classmates some of

JANUARY the same memories. •••••••••••••• And now haw itself has become for them a treasured memorv. But bes1des that it also has become an imporrant stepping swne f~r whatever may lie ahead.

And when, on January 29, 1954, they walked across the stage at K1rk it was found they had gained something more than just their diplomas-they also had earned the wonderful right to call Shaw High chool "our Alma Mater."

Lola Zuchegna Surctan

Jim 1arinelli Prrndmt

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Derrv Clay Vtcr-Prardmt

Astrid Barbins Lois Bauer Dill Bennett

ancy Berrey Loretta Bolden Gail Bowden

Bob Bythway 13

Jim Bozell

Gloria Cali

John Abazia

Neil Akins

Jane AnJal

\ ' aug han Angle

Sharon Brumley

Jerry Carlton

Edith Catanese

Bob Cathcart

hirley Chiles

Dc11; Clay

Mary Lou Croft

Roy Ferguson

Armando DiFranco

Ilene Fi re<tone

Bert Cliff

George DeMore

Bill Gemlich

Mike Comrie Donna Corsillo

Owen Dixon Sally Dunn

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Pat Kaburick Martha Kaelin George Kalas

Russell Knodel Donna Kramer Curtis Lane

15 Jack Lewis

Barbara Last

James Morioelli

Rolfe Hartwig

Ken Holbein

Charles Holmes

John Hudelson

Lois Leverett

Charlene M"cia

Gail Mentel

Joan Missar

Robert Morrison

Joan Owen

Margaret Poirot

Rollie Remley

Larry Ru>cnblum

Carol Rothenberger

Diane Sabin Anoia Schenck

Gus Pallad Archie Patrick Pat Plunkett

Donna Schmidt 16

Patricia Stansky Barrv Seamon Jean Scarkloff

John Willert Sue Winsor 17

Lola Zuchegna

Richard Small

John R. Smith

Merle Sobol

Carol Spencer

Sylvia Testa

Eugene Ullemeyer

Don Vidmar

Mary Lou Wenrich

Sam Zlakec

the graduates which you will find on the next few pages are the members of the class of June 1954. These are the seniors who ··just wanted to get the facts" (plus a little bit more). They never seemed to tire of humming ·'You, You, You,'' they watched Shaw win eight straight basketball games, and were thrilled when they saw "From Here to Eternity."

JUNE ow sadly, yet proudly, they bequeath to coming years ofShawites the fountains that delight in imitating Old Faithful, the much­looked-forward-to "front seats" in the auditorium, those eternal last two minutes before the 3:15 bell, the shoving in the halls, and the •••••••••••• dreams of installing escalatOrs.

And we believe, as it has always been in the past, that in later years Shaw will be proud of these seniors and of what they do and accomplish. Some may be presidents, some principal men and women in industry, and some leaders of many faiths. But whatever they do, as they find their way through life as useful and intelligent citizens, in them this phrase will ring true ... "Shaw has won her fame."

Dick Kohagen PruJdwt

Tony Beranek V ICt-Pru rdc Ill

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Charles Alexander Betcv Anderson Helen Andresky

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Audrey Adams

Joanne Ahearn

Robert Aiken

Jan Ainsworth

Barbara Ayre

Mary Azzolina

Joanne Baker

Violet Barbey

Robert Barclay

Margaret Barnes

Joanne Baumann

Christine Beach

Helen Bliss

Kenneth Bluhm

Harry Bolaney

John Borthwick

Anthony Beranek

William Braun

Irene Bilinski Kathryn Blair Betty Blankschaen

Philip Brown Marilyn Cabot

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orman Cary Patricia Chambers Rita Chapman

Edythe Cowles \V ayne Croft 21

Lois Clark

-Marguerite Cusick

C:arn I C. am phe II

Ray Canzone

Joy Cappon

Maxine Cohn

Kenetra Cole

Kathryn Covic

Marianne Cusick

Juris Dakters

Richard D'Allesandro

David Davis

Larry De ardo

Charks Eichkr

Donna Felger

Jack Eisman

Dianne Fellows

Sandra Dickerson

Larry Engman

Sallie Finnie

Robert Dinallo Joyce Dunlap

Barbara Ensign Jane Evans

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Elinor Fox Kay Foxall Ronald Frew

Judith Funk Ronald Garber William Gibbs

Joan Gleason

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Germaine Gibian

Da,id Glvnn

Carol Fliglc

Richard Follett

Paul Forkapa

Margo Foster

Carol Gibson

Pete GoLtsh

Jacqueline Goldie

Marion Goldman

Winifred Googe

Muriel Gordon

Gail Gray

Gil bert Gray

Joan Gray

Jerry Greenberger

Frances Gregory Larry Griffirh

Lois Gorman Geraldine Goske Donna Grahling

Thomas Griffirh

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Wesley Harris Julie Hatch Lois Helmick

Marilyn Johnson

25 Ronald Jump

David Grotefend

Marilyn Guffey

ancy Halliday

Jack Hanson

Alice Henry

Marion Howard

Elizabeth Hunsicker

Dale Jackson

ancy Kalac

Jay Kasmark Louise Kdla~ Sydney Kershaw

Edward Kish

Charles KJ uster Richard Kohagen

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Ferne Kabat

Jan Kapitzky

June Kapps

Auguste King

Norma Kish

Kelvin Kramp

Mary Kinney

Walter Klauss

Roberr Krause

Doris Leonard

Barbara MacEachron

Susan Marsh

Gertrude Lass

Jean Law

J a ncr Lead berrcr

Mary Les>ner

Darlene Mapes

Joyce Marrin

Joseph Lose Dean Loui Gram Mabee

Thomas Marerre

Jack May Rurh McCall

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Joanne McConnell

Sally McCrory

Grace McDonald

Sally Miller

Laura Moehl

William Monroe

Thomas Mormino

Robert McKnight

Bruce Motter

Roy Meyenbcrg Gerald Miller Marilyn Miller

James Mueller

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Robert Norman Loretta Novacek Nora O'Boyle

Tom Papoura.; Janice Parker

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Barbara Olfenhauser

Dale Partch

Jeanne Nelson

ancy elson

Carol eylans

Jaoer Olhava

Ruger Oswald

Elaine Orr

Donna Pea e

Emily Penfield

Joyce Petrucelli

Charles Pfahl

Joan Pranskevich

Ronald Rawley

Virginia Rose

Sally Reynolds

Jerry Runde

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Ellen Jean Price Jean Pringle Claire Dell Pugh

john Ridenour Sam Rondini Carol Ronke

Josepha Rust

• Josephine Scibana Conscance Sciortino John Sciulla

Paul Shaver Suzanne Sherry Sandra Simon

\V illiam Soles

Edith Sinese

Fred Srerle

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Carole Sabrack

Shirley Schacz

Mimi Sala

Richard Schmelz

Sally Snyder

Elaine Srevens

Nancy Struggles

Judith Scuchul

Dolores Sutkaytis

James Thompson

Eileen Vajda

Jesus Villafane

Robert Vonada

Lucy Wallace

Thomas Walworth William Ward

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Thomas Thompson Michael Trivisonno

Barbara Watkins

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Viola Turner

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William Whitacre

Michael Williamson

Shirley Wiseman

Jean Winer

Ruth Wolfe

David Whitehorn Susan Widlitz

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OT PICTURED

Wilson Austin

Thomas Lowrey

Richard Rutherford

Emil) Watkins

John Weathers

Clarence Wehling

Evelyn Welniak

you voted these

SCHOLARSHIP John Willen and Lola Zuchegna

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PERSO ALITY Bill Bennett and Barbara Last

SE SE OF HUMOR

LEADERSHIP Bob Cathcart and Gail Bowden

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• sen1ors

ideal for ... POPULARITY Jim Mannelli and baron Brumley

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FRIE DLI E S Bill Gemilch and Nancy Berrey

Jack Lewis and Ilene Fircsrone

CLASS CLO\\' George DeMore and Gloria Cali

HOLAR HIP Bill \\'lm.1crc anJ Eileen \ aJda

SENSE OF HC;\10R

PERSONALITY \\'alter Klauss and Donna Felger

LEADERSHIP Tony Beranek and Sally Reynolds

POPULARITY Otck 1\.ohagcn and Sue \\' idl nz

Chuck Pfahl and Julie Hatch

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CLAS CLO\\":'\ Dick Follcrr and June Kapp'

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jusf shoes for fun? Of course nor. Perhaps shoe in activities like these could be

called some of the bu. iesr hoes at ha\v during 1953 and 1954. The e " ·ere the hoes that staveJ late after school, that manv times found themse!\-e · headed coward rooms likc. l7, 22, 210, or 9.

These were the shoes th at planned dances, put out a school paper, "the be t things come in small sizes," and prepared for college. They did art work for the Shuttle and had fun skating. These were the one that pre enred plays, worked on erYice proJ ­ecrs, and di cu ed current 1 roblem .

These were the ambitiou hoe . Thev were filled by people who liked tO work and wanted [Q help other , by people who could lead well and who could follow well, and by reople '' ho did a lirrle more than "just go co chool." These were actiYc, hard working shoes.

If you aren't com·inced, look at rhe nexr pages.

pep club

OFFICERS: Sue Winsor, Pat Plunkett, Elaine Stevens, President; Gail Bowden, Kay Foxall.

Who sparks the ream with frenzied cheer­ing at Shaw athletic contests? It's the newly organized Pep Club and irs energetic sponsor, Miss ormaJean Smith.

The purpose of the Pep Club is threefold: tO promote Shaw spirit in athletic acrivi­rics, to promote better sportsmanship through an organized cheering ~roup, and co establish a more active cheenng se,rion among the students.

The Pep Club meers twice a month. Two hundred fifty students have paid the mem­bership fee, which is used for various equip­ment, such as the red and black cards with which the members flash a large "S" at football and basketball games.

driving "The purposes of the new Shaw Driver Education Course," instructor Mr. George

[odd says, "are to reach high school youth the responsibilities involved in the oper­ation of a motor vehicle, to reduce traffic accidents, and to pr pare youth to support sound traffic program> a> urivcr> of LOmocrow."

Three mornings a week are spent by the class in the classroom and cwo penods a week driving in the dual-control automobile.

Although one group was confused by Belvoir Boulevard and returned lace co the next period class, the course has provec.l co be very successful.

Mr. Todd instructs the c.lriving class on the principles of the gaso­line engine.

officers Bob Cnhcart

PrrHdmt fiut um.

B1ll Whitacre V Pru1dmt finr um. Prt r tduu uc rtnJ

Irene Bilinski SrcrctorJ uc. sem.

Hank Fisher V. Pruidmt uc. um.

Jay Hunton Trrasurtr stc . .rt~n.

Don Asuma TreoJUrtr first um.

Sally Reynolds StcrttorJ first um.

·'At the last meeting of the Student Council · ... '' This expression is heard in most homerooms on Wednesdays when Student Council representatives give their reports .

The Student Council takes charge of the announcements of days, times, and places over the broadcasting system. It also returns lost scarves and mittens to the owners, and keeps us on the straight and narrow in the halls.

This year it has provided the opportunity to sixty students to take dancing lessons, sponsored the war orphan, supervised the football queen elections, organized pep raiJies, and organized a successful AU-School Party.

BACK ROW: Tom Scherr, Sue Widlirz, Mildred Carl ron, ancy Collova, Sandra Brown, Anne Hunter, Anoia Schenck, Chuck Pfahl, Pat Pace, George Garland, Larry Whitney, Dean Louis, Larry Landis, Jim Marinelli . MIDDLE ROW: John Stewart, George Blanchard, Joe Pavlos, Jim Rogers, Hank Fisher, Dick Kohagen, Tony Beranek, Jack Hanson, Rollie Remley, Jay Hunton, Walter Klauss, Jack Rowan. FRO T ROW: Connie Sciortino, Helen Rendlesham, Joan Patterson, Carol Goldie, Sue Werther, Clara Pudvan, Irene Bilinski, Gail Bowden, Carol Lubinsky, Barbara Kline, Bob Lambert.

STUDENT COUNCIL

BACK ROW: Anne Hunter, ancy Collova, Lee Wellman, Sandra Brown, Joan Martin, Don Asuma, Jim Ellis, Chuck Pfahl, George Garland, ick Bucceri, Dick Traci, Dick elson, George Blanchard. MIDDLE ROW: Rosemary Inzano, Laura Carr, Betty Meola, Judy Stuchul, Hank Fisher, Dick Kohagen, Tony Beranek, Jack Hanson, Jay Hunton, Dean Louis, Jack Eismon, Ken Johnson, Dick Freedman, Mark Kissack. FRO T ROW:Joanne Baumann, Judy Wachter, Sue Werther, Carol Goldie, Jeanne Mangus, Marlene Sabatino, Sally Reynolds, Barbara Skelly, Donna Felger, Carol Lubinsky, Janet Vyse, Mildred Carlton.

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ancy Knowles, Barbara Barr, Berty Meola, Sandra Brown, Martha Mueller, Anita Leicher, Elaine Forkapa, President; Lee Wellman, Virginia Mackel!.

junior-sophomore friendship The Junior-Sophomore Friendship Club, formed

because of over-large membership in the former Friendship Club, welcomes the incoming Sopho­more girls to Shaw and provides a means for them to get acquainted and to serve the community through the school. Among their activities this year were a Hallowe'en and a Christmas Party, and

the annual Mother-Daughter Pot Luck supper. A refeat service project this year was the collec­

tion o pocket sized books for servicemen. At a special meeting for both Senior and Sopho­

more Friendship Cluhs, a program from the Rilly Tilton Modeling Studios was presented, featuring the latest fashions and hints on grooming.

Friendship gers new recruits.

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Irene Bilinski, Joanne Baumann, Evelyn Welniak, Jean Witter, Sue W idlitz, Secretary; Gerry Geske, Pat Plunkett, President; Lola Zuchegoa, ancy Berrey, Program Chairman; Mary Lou W ettrich, Gail Menrc:l, Susie Winsor, Ellen Jean Price, Eliza­beth Hunsicker.

senior friendship The Senior Friendship Club had a busy year full

of activities and service projects, beginning with a joint Senior-Sophomore Hallowe'en party followed by a Christmas Party in December and a masquerade party soon after school reopened in January. The grande finale of each semester is always the Senior Pot Luck, at which the seniors bow out and the

Senior Friendship girls work on their service project.

Harmony in the senior choir.

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elections of next semester's officers are held. This year's service projects included making tray

covers, filling a basket of food for a needy family at Christmastime, and sending clothes to our school orphan in Italy.

A smaller part of Friendship is the Choir, which sang both for parties and for their own enjoyment.

national honor society

BACK ROW: Carol Ronke, Judy Stuchul, Anne Hunter, Dean Louis, Gilbert Gray, Julie Hatch, Kay Fox all. MIDDLE ROW : Anoia Schenck, Diana Reynard, Judy Funk, Joyce Marrin, Doris Leonard. FRO T ROW : Helen Rendlesham, Midge Small, Violet Barbey, Pat Plunkett.

BACK ROW: Evelyn Welniak, Eileen Vajda, Dave Davis, Walter Klauss, Bob Cath­cart, Bill Whitacre, Par Kaburick. MIDDLE ROW: Jane Andal, Germaine Gibian, Jean Witter, Marion Howard, Joy Cappon, Margaret Poirot, Sally Reynolds. FRONT ROW: Elizabeth Hunsicker, Lola Zuchegna, Secretary; Derry Clay, Vice-President; John Willert, President; Shirley Chiles, Treasurer; Ellen Jean Price.

dramatic club

Bob Krause, Vice-president; Wayne Croft, treasurer; Jean Witter, President; Liz Hunsicker, secretary.

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Bill is cold co ·'look embar­rassed."'

world affairs

BACK ROW: Dave Tabor, Doris Mayner, Laura Carr, Eileen Vajda, Wayne Croft, SITTING: Sally Dunn, Marion Howard, Germaine Gibian.

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EDITOR BACK ROW: John Tomcho, Jud) Sruchul, Eileen Vajda, Germaine Gib­ian, Augusre King. FRO T ROW: Elizabcrh H unstcker, Ellen Jean Price, Ginny Conant.

What's in a hurtle? "Pictures of me!" is the reply of most studenrs, bur any member of the sraff would answer that there arf' 1,1.71. photo in this yearbook. \\'hat's more, approximately 65 hours went into the production, which amounts ro rwenry-rwo forry-hour weeks, or fiye and a half monrhs.

Bur a staffer doesn't mind rhe work rhar got' wirh being a member of this organi­zation, for a lor of fun accompanie it. He has fond memories of the occasions he srayed after school until 9:JO, the rime he got rubber cement in his hair, and the rime he borrowed some typing paper from the Board of Education office ar :30 P. M.

It doesn't bother rhe rafT members to think rhar if they had been paid $1.1.5 for each of their 865 hours, they would have earned $t,o8r.35· It is reward enough ro see the completed book.

H.R. SOLICITOR : BACK ROW ': Carol Of\\ick, Virginia P nfield, Georgia Liarri, Lee \Vcllman, Tom Schafer, Mary Ann Lee, Bob Krause, Sue Thompson, Roger Brandt, Janet Randall, Sharon Brumley, Linda Yannetta, Anne Lindsay, Connie Caldwell. FRONT ROW: ancy Gabriel, Maxine Cohn, Charlene Maria, Midge Small, Marion Goldman, Barbara Kline, Barbara Offenhauser.

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STAFF : BACK ROW. Nancy Cadwell, Charlene onk, Clarence Wehling, Mtke Trivtsono, Maria. FRO. T ROW : Doris Krause, Judy Funk, Marion Howard, Laura Carr, Sandy Mellen .

SHUTTLE The 1954 Shuttle Staff wishes to express irs sincere appreciation to the administration,

the faculty, and to the students who gave up study nme and free rime to work on this book.

Without their help and cooperation this book would not have been possible.

STAFF: BACK ROW : leva Auzins, Janet Stillinger, Ralph Green, Maxine Cohn, Evelyn Welniak, Doris Mayner. FRO T ROW: Margie Hunsicker, Dianne Fellows, Joan Snavely, Barbara Kline, Margaret Sisk.

college club

Ex Shawite Howard Davies speaks co college club.

Mr. Blough cells the club about scholarships.

OFFICERS : Elizabeth Hunsick­er, Treasurer; Dave Davis, Vice­President; Sally Dunn, Presi­dent; Connie Sciortino, Record­ing Secretary; Pat Plunkec, Corresponding Secretary.

" Choose your college on the basis of cost, location, rating, and courses offered," was the advice given to College Club members by one of their many speakers .

This group, organized to help students who wish to attend col­lege, meets once a month on MoOt­days. The members have visited campuses of colleges such as Ober­lin and Bowling Green under the sponsorship of the club.

Students in the group have re­ceived valuable information about scholarships, college board tests, and campus jobs. They have also learned what to take to college and what to expect upon arrival.

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delphi-tala BACK ROW: Dave Peters, Jim Kutcher, Dick Follett, Jim Kitson. FRO T ROW : Jim Bodmer, Bill Bennett, John Bodmer, Bill Srrack.

BACK ROW: Guy Wright, Ken Bluhm, Ken Schiring, Mr. Lawerence, Clarence Wehling, Mtke TriYisonno, Da,·e Tichy. MID­DLE ROW: Tom Marecre, DaYe okes, Bill Soles, Jim Barch, Jim Althaus. FRO T ROW: Ed Kish, Pere Golash, Tom Schafer, Everett Perrin, Harvey Weiner, DaYe Glynn .

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BACK ROW : Dick Traci, D1ck Freedman, John Kessler, Dean Louis, jim Mueller, Leroy Mikut. FRO TROW : Dick West, Paul Shaver, Ed Dell, Mr. Swanson, Roy Meyenberg, Leonard Short.

officers ]1m Kitson, Treasurer; Dtck Freedman, Vice President; Bill Bennett, President; Paul Shaver, Chairman of Sports.

REPRESENTATIVES TO CITY COUNCIL: Tom Marette, Jim Kutcher, Dave Glynn.

• am1gos

To the musically-minded octet, half-steps and whole-steps lead to beautiful music. Organized to en­tertain groups too small to accom­modate the big choir, our octet, with two new faces this year, has become a well-known Shaw music group.

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EDITORS : Judy Stuchul, Hu­bert McNeill, Eileen Vajda, Joy Cappon, Auguste King.

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Chuck Pfahl, Barbara Early, Walter Klauss, Jean Witter, Jay Hunton, Leslie Farnsworth, Dave Davis, Virginia Mackel!. AROUND THE CORNER: Joanne Baumann.

"The best things come in small sizes"

SHAW HIGH SCHOOL, EAST CLEVELAND, OHIO

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Every Thursday night before Observer publication, footsteps lead co room 9 where the energetic staff of 15 "burns the midnight oil"­or at least the eight o'clock oil-getting out the paper. The Observer which tiptOes intO your homerooms so quietly and easily is the re­sult of this late effort on the part of the staff. Under the capable supervision of Mr. Hubert McNeill, our young journalists live up to their motto, "The best things come in small packages."

BACK ROW: John Tomcho, Laura Carr, Germaine Gibian, Marion Howard, Joyce Martin, Jean Law, Wayne Croft. FRONT ROW: Barbara Watkins, Sally Dunn, Maxine Cohn.

If many students have difficulty concen­trating on studies at the south end of the new building during seventh period, it can be attributed to the rousing music of the Shaw High Band.

The seventy-five members of the band be­gan practicing for marching season before school reopened in September under the supervision of the band director, Mr. S. Robert Fraser, who originates the forma­tions.

The show always goes on- even in mud and rain. During pep rallies and between halves of football games the band plays march music. Besides their annual ·'Mid­winter Pop," and Spring Concerts, Shaw's fine band organization took part in the Ohio Sesquicentennial, the Memorial Day and the Ohio Celebrity Parades and the dedication of the new Hayden C.T.S. ga­rage.

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Robert Aiken Chuck Alexander Dick Anderson Chuck Armao Bever! y Beitzel John Braun Georgia Buckingham Dave Campbell Guil Crocker Dave Davis** Margaret Delvigs Torn Drake Judy Dunn Chuck Eichler Donna Felger* Barbara Fracasso Judy Funk Tom Gaines Dave Glynn Pete Golash Muriel Gordon Lois Gorman Martha Gray

Tom Griffiths Dave Grotefend Chris Hamilton Julie Hatch Joyce Hoffman Rosemary lozano* Ed Kish Bob Krause** Curtis Lane Mary Ann Lee Doris Leonard Stanley Marks Jim Marshaus Beverly Marcin Joanne McConnell Judy Mears Frank Micale Leroy Mikut Laura Meehl Bruce Motter Jeannie Mowry Jim Mueller Dave Nokes

Carol Norwick Torn Peeling Ellen Jean Price Marlene Prove Helen Rendlesham Diana Reynard Melvin Robboy Virginia Rose Carol Rothenberger John Schalois•• Tom Scherr Ken Schiring Paul Shaver** Bill Soles Renfrew Spence Terry Thompson Janet Vyse Lucy Wall ace Mary Lou Walton Peggy \Vintersteller* Dave Whitehorn John Whitehorn * majorette ** color guard

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CHOIR The eighty-five voice choir provided a year of en­

joyment for the school and the community. They sang for the Armistice Day program, Christmas program, the Spring Concert, and the commence­ments of both graduating classes. During the Christmas season they gave concerts at the East Cleveland Public Library, Halle's, and at Public Square. For the second time they broadcast a full half hour program over statfon WJW.

This year the thirty-eight piece Shaw Orchestra was host to the orchestras participating in the Lake

Erie League Orchestra FestiHI. The orchestras of Euclid, Heights, Lakewood, Parma, and Shaker attended . This group also played for Armistice Day, the Christmas program, the Spring Concert, and the commencements and class nights.

Small, select groups from the orchestra and the choir were combined this year in the new Fred War­ing Group. This composite organization, which appeared for the East Cleveland Rotary Club and for the district reception of the Heights Eastern Star, was featured in the finale of the East Cleveland Kiwanis how.

ORCHESTRA

Jane Andal Mary Azzolina Bob Barker John Barker Joanne Baumann Chris Beach Ken Benjamin Helen Bliss Ken Bluhm Marilyn Cabot Joy Cappon Laura Carr Norman Cary Shirley Chiles

ancy Collova Toni Daugherty Dave Davis Joe Dempsey Bob DeWard Jack Dreifort Barbara Early Barbara Ensign Jane Evans Leslie Farnsworth Elaine Forkapa George Garland Dianne Gerscheski Ralph Green Frances Gregory

Marilyn Guffey Julie Hatch Jay Hunton Manlyn Hicks Joy Ilossel AI Hoffman Marilyn Johnson June Kapps Auguste King Jim Kitson Walter Klauss Bob Krause Doris Leonard Barbara Lexenberg Barbara MacEachron Virginia Mackell Sally McCrory Grace McDonald Genevieve McWhirter Bill Monroe Bruce Motter Ronald McCoy Martha Mueller Jeanne Nelson Jim elson Janet Olhava Joan Patterson Gus Pallad Chuck Pfahl

Joanne Ahearn Chuck. Alexander Joanne Baumann Beverly Beitzel Sandra Brown

ancy elson Carol orwick Mike Pavlik Tom Peeling Joe Phillips

Pat Plunkett Claire Dell Pugh Ronnie Rawley Kathy Regal Betty Reid Ste,·e Renton Dick Rutherford Carole Sabrack John Schalois Ann Schuff Richard Schmelz Sandra Simon Paul Shaver Dave Small MarJorie Small Renfrew Spence Fred Sterle Jerry Sulhvan Gloria \' ara Emily Watkins Lee Wellman Evelrn Welniak Jean \\"itter Charlotte Wormald Linda Y anetta Harold Thornhill Tony Zampino Jean Law

ancy Crall Margaret Delvigs Dave Hermap Fr~ida Lanh•ugh Jean Law Doris Leonard Joanne McConnell Grace MacDonald Bruce Motter

Helen Rendlesham Diana Reynard VJrgJma Rose N•ncy Struggles Jim Thompson Lucy Wallace Emj(y Watkins Evelyn Welniak Corinne \Viler

Jim Mueller Jim Woehrmann

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majorettes

Leading the Shaw High Band with their snappy stepping and high kicks, the six drum majorettes and the drum major thrilled the crowds at football games, parades, and rallies.

The majorettes work out their own routines for football shows except in the case of special exhibitions, which this year included a golf game to honor "Ike" and a firecracker in which the majorettes formed the fuse. '

drum major

Band marches on, dreaming of lunch, in Ohio Sesquicentennial Parade.

Peggy Wintersteller, Lucy Wal­l ace, Rosemary Inzano, Julie Hatch, Beverly Marcin, Donna Felger.

Chuck Alexander

ancy Struggles, Joanne Baumann, Nancy Crall, Evelyn \Velniak, Grace MacDonald, Virginia Rose.

string ensemble The Shaw String Ensemble, consisting of five girls, played at var­

ious dinners, receptions, and programs rhroughuur the:: year.

mixed chorus l'v1iss Margery Shields

The group at the left is represenrative of the fir t period girls' glee club and the third period mixed chorus, which serve as training schools for later participation in the choir. Can you think of a better way to work up an appe­tite for lunch?

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"Sue's the one for us" was the resulting opinion of all Shawites as they crowned friendly, viva­cious Sue Widlitz their 1953 Foot­ball Queen after one of the most breath taking campaigns of the season. Backing up Sue at the Shaw-Heights game were her at­tendants, Donna Felger and Lola Zuchegna.

After the game the royal party reigned victorious as they were enthroned amid streamers and con­fetti at the first canteen dance in the new gym.

BACK RO\\' : Bruce Lemieux, Tom Schafer, Jack Huddleson, Tom Weedon . FRO T ROW: Stanley Salter, Richard Wightman.

The Rifle Club meets at the East Cleve­land Rifle Range on Tuesday. Here they are given a chance to learn lhow to handle both rifles and pistols safely and efficiently.

rifle club stage crew

The only time most Shaw students see the hard-working stage crew is when they applaud the boy who brings a microphone out or pushes a piano offstage. This group, under the direction of Miss Lois Dean, is responsible for the successful staging of all programs at Shaw, a job which includes the arrangement of props, the operation of lights and a hundred other chores known but to the stage crew.

TOP :. Bill Herron. MIDDLE: Kelvin Kramp, Marty Gottlieb. FRO T: Tom Marette, Pat Baltes, Mar­guerite Cusick, Carolyn Southworth.

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whirlo A rolling skate gathers no moss,

as evidenced by the shiny skates worn by the members of Whtrlo. The group meets on Tuesdays at Trianon Bowling Alley and on Thursdays at Skateland for both exercise and fun.

BACK ROW · Margaret Sisk, Judy Brown, Mary Les ner, Donna Grahling, Marilyn Jackson. FRO T ROW: Virginia Conant, Barbara Stanick, Lorene Stafford, Marge Seibert, Elizabeth Oakras, Karen Chappe.

movie operators The boy behind rhe scenes, or we should say, rhe camera, is an im­

portant part of borh work and play. He helps provide the oppor­tunity for srudents to see films for classroom work and rhe mov1es ar noontime.

DACK ROW : Dale Ja~k~un, Jim elson, Melvin Robboy, Kay Mason, Judy Ridenour, Gus .Pa!Jad, George Dc:Filippi. FRO T ROW: Jim Linn, Neil Akins, Chuck Pfahl, Fred Sterle.

shuttle staff Editor-in-Chief ................................. Ellen Jean Price Art Editor ...................................... Liz Hunsicker Senior Editor ............................. . ... Germaine Gibian Activities Editor ............................ . .... Eileen Vajda Copy Editor. . . . . . ............................... Judy Stuchul Sports Ediror . . . ............................... Auguste King Undergraduate Editor ........................ . . . Janet Stillinger Phorographer .................................... John Tomcho Circulation Manager ........... . . .. .............. Ginny Conant Advertising . . . . ........................... Helen Rendlesham

Clarence Wehling Art Staff .................................... Margie Hunsicker

Charlene Novak Laura Carr

Charlene Matia

Copy Staff ........ . ........... . ............... Marion Howard Evelyn Welniak

Joan Snavely Margaret Sisk

Judy Funk Typists .. . ................ . ...... ... .. . .. .... .. Dianne Fellows

Doris Mayner Circulation ... . ... . . . ..... . . . .... ... .... . .... . Mike Trivisonno

Doris Krause Senior Staff ................. ..... .. .. .......... . .. . . Elaine Ott

Nancy Cadwell Faculty Adviser . ......... . ... . .. .. ... . . ..... Bruce Holderbaum Undergraduate Staff .............................. leva Auzins

Barbara Kline

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These were rhe shoes that grimly dug in on a football field while a voice couored, "ready, set, 1.-3-4 ... ," that carried ba~k. the player who caught th.lt long fly co deep center, that pounded fast and hard on a long track.

These were persistent shoes roo. Thev spent long hours prac­tising; trying ro perfect each play. They learned how to work in harmony with others and to follow rules and regulations.

They got kidded sometimes for being large and sticking out from under a desk, but they always were shoes to be proud of. They were shoes that were known as good sports both on and off rhe field; they were cheered through many seasons in different sports a being determined athletes, and we believe that that applau e will rake a long rime to die out.

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West High o Collinwood 6 Parma 6 Euclid 21

haker 0 Toledo Libby 21 Heights 19 Lakewood 14

BACK ROW: Gus Pall ad, Manager ;John Sciulla, Don ewberry, Ron Sickner, Torn Perkins, Don Felice, Bill Bat ron, Curt Down­ing, Ronald Crane, Bob McKnight, Tom Pa~uras, Harold Thornhill, Jim Kitson, Dean Apple, Don Asuma, Manager. MlDDLE ROW : Coach Robert McGraw, Nick Buccen, Dick Barber, Bob Fish, Hank Fisher, Jim Leach, Bob Cathcart, Dick Follett, Rollie Remley, Dick D'Allesandro, Jim Thompson, Jack Hennen, Coach Grant Kibbe!, Coach Robert Cawrse . FRONT ROW : Dale Partch, Jay Hunton, Bob Morrison, Jerry Runde, Bill Whitacre, Dick Kohagen, Jack Hanson, George Kalas, Derry Clay, Koy Ferguson, John Borthwick, Tony Zampino, Phil Elia.

This year's hotly contested Lake Erie League race came to a thrilling climax in the last two weeks of competition as Heights, Lakewood, and Shaw bat­tled it out for League honors.

The League-leading Heights squad forfeited all their victories when they were disqualified because of an ineligible player.

Shaw, trailing Lakewood by two points, saw a possibility of attaining a co-championship with its L.E.L. rival. But hopes were smashed when the Cards lost to Lakewood, 14 to 6.

"This year's squad," says Coat:h Robert Cawrse, ·'was one of the finest I've ever seen at Shaw, and the team certainly came closer to winning the title than any other in recent years.··

Injuries-which seemed to trail Shaw this year -were the greatest handicap this season as Derry Clay, a key man last year, pulled a knee ligament in the training season and was out for the entire year. Bill Whitacre, first string quarterback, was absent two weeks with a knee injury. Jack Hanson's dis­located shoulder and Jay Hunton's injured leg kept them out of commission for several games.

And so, the 1953 football season will be remem­bered by hawites as the year that Shaw almost tied for the Lake Erie League championship.

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The J. V. football squad had a successful '53 sea son, although they finished onl} rh ird in the Lake Erie League. The team dropped three games while winning two, one from Euclid and another from Parma.

"We had a willing group of boys," stated Coach Worcester, "and had it not been for injuries we would no doubt have finished higher in the win­lose column. However, the boys, Mr. Caroff, and I are looking forward to next year.''

i-v football BACK ROW: Don Frantz, Ken Jarmusch, AI Kregenow, Danny Glynn, Jim Rogers, Harold Klug, Tom McHugh, Larry Wilson, Dick West. MIDDLE ROW: 1ike Munaretco, Frank Fliescher, Bob Cipriani, Phil Eli a, Ed Cefararri, Larry Miller, Frank Del­zotci, Charles Piazza, Art Shank. FRO T ROW: Ed Dell, Jim Gibbs, Ron Hall.

BACK ROW: Jack Rowan, Al Kregenow,Jim Rogers, Bill Welsh, Norman Bly, Dave Lawson, Harold IUug, Gary Thiele. FRONT ROW: Tom Scherr, Harold Thornhill, Bob Fish, Donn Camlin, Larry Lucarelli.

Harold, Jim, and Bill perfect cheu aim.

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BACK ROW. Ed Dell, Manager; Bill Barton, Jack Hanson, Jim Leach, Bob Carhcarr, Sydney Ker haw, John Abazia, Dean Apple, Manager. FRO T ROW : Roy Wisecup, Coach; Jim Marinelli, Jay Hunton, Jerry Carlton, Dick Kohagen, Bill Whitacre, George Garland.

basketball

The varsity basketball team pulled one of the surprises of the Lake Erie League Season by running in front until the last day of the first semester. The speed and know how of the Shaw Squad was enough to beat every opponent until Shaker stopped a nine game streak. The loss of four im­portant boys at mid-year threatens to make more of a race for league honors in the last half of the season.

The seven smiling seniors just to the right and the similar picture at the top of the next page are the intramural basketball teams of homerooms 217 and 30 respec­tively. These two teams dominated play in the senior division right down to the wire.

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BACK ROW: George Kilbert, Jim Gardner, Dick Knott, Bob Aiken, Joe Phillips, Derry Clay, Tom Marette, Fred Large. MID­DLE ROW: Coach Phil Worcester, Art Shank, Jim Ellis, Jim Vogel, Dean Lewis, George Blanchard, Jack Lewis, Jerry Spalding, Manager. FRONT ROW: Bob Eppich, Mike Manning, Bill Ford, Leroy Mikut, Stanley Salter, Bob Smoyer, Larry Landis.

DERRY CLAY-an athletic Jack-of-all­trades, Derry's competitive spirit inspired many a team member in baseball, basket­ball and football.

JIM MARINELLI-grear defensive play plus a formidable scoring threat made Jim a standout basketball player.

JERRY CARLETON-a great playmaker and steadying influence, Jerry was sorely missed after mid-year graduation.

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JACK LEWIS-jack and his swimming ream buddy across the page were high point swimmers at the time of their January grad­uation .

GIBBY GRAY-ability, determination and constant practice made Gil one of the best distance runners the league has seen in many years.

BILL WHIT ACRE-Perhaps the most ver­satile Shaw athlete in many years, Bill shouldered great responsibility in several sports . So

DICK FOLLETT-Dick was injured early in what was expected co be his best football season. As a junior he threw the discus al­most 133 feet, a school record .

coaches

These are the men who direct Shaw's athletic and physical education program. STA DING: Bob McGraw, track, football assistant; Bob Cawrse, head football coach; Gram Kibbe!, assistant football and basketball coach; Wayne Caroff, sophomore football. SEATED: Phil Worcester, swimming, sophomore football; "Doc" Vi,·ian, physical education; Roy Wisecup, head bas­ketball and baseball coach; Bob Louis, faculty athletic manager. I SET: Jack Moore, tennis coach and intra-mural director, in one of his less stern moments.

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BACK ROW : Derry Clay, Bill Bennett, John Abazia, Jerry Carleton. FRONT ROW : Jim Gunder, Bill Whitacre, Bill Gibbs, Manager Dean Apple, George Garland, Coach Roy Wisecup. or Pictured: Bob Cathcart, Wayne Devore, George Dostal, Bob Fish, Jack Hanson, John Kline, Jim Marinelli.

baseball Shaw's baseball team, though it had much po­

tential, failed to show the form so necessary for a championship rating.

Almost half of the schedule was cancelled because of rain and cold weather.

One outstanding performance, pitcher Jim Gun-

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der's sparkling no-hit, no-run vicrory over Parma, saved the season from almost total failure since the team won only two other games; one from Wil­loughby, and another from Shaker.

Derry Clay's average of .260 and Bill Whitacre's .233 were tops for team batting.

track

Air-borne cinderman.

Shaw's cindermen League competition, leader, Lakewood.

finished third in Lake Erie just a few points behind the

"Gibby" Gray, L.E.L. mile and half mile cham­pion, Jay HuntOn, champion 100 yard dasher and broadjumper, and Alex Michalos, champion high and low hurdler, composed the team nucleus for the

season.

Vaughan clears the bat at six feet.

Gibby and Tom neck and neck.

Dick Pollet broke a long-standing Shaw record for the discus throw with a toss of 132 feet, 9V2 inches .

Coach Robert McGraw has high hopes for the next season's track squad, and is looking forward to next year.

BACK ROW: Don Clark, Jim Vogel, Bob McKnight, Jim Kitson, Tony Beranek, Dick Follett, Sydney Kershaw, Hank Fisher, John Vecchio. MIDDLE ROW : Coach Robert McGraw, Jim Leach, Jay Hunton, Alex Michalos, Hatvey Peskin, Fred Hamil con, Gilbert Gray, Tom Mormino, Tony Zampino, Bob Vonada, Don Asurna. FRO T ROW : John Stewart, Harold Thornhill, Gus Pallad, Art Shank, Don ewberry, Tom Matette.

Although Shaw's cross-country team won only one meet last season, each contest was highlighted by a dazzling performance from ·"Gibby" Gray, who placed first in every match except the district

tennis With four lettermen on the

team, Shaw's "racket-squad" bat­tled its way through the '53 fall season.

Although they won just one match, from Parma, the boys en­joyed the thrill of matching their skill against that of other schools.

Since each tennis season begins in the fall and finishes in the spring of the following year, it is difficult to rate the standings of the teams, but coach Jack Moore and his squad will be in there bat­ding all the way.

BACK ROW : Chuck Pfahl, Tom Wal­worth, Ronnie Garber. FRONT ROW: Leroy Mikut, Everett Perrin, Ron Croucher.

cross-country and Lake Erie League finals.

The Cards' one victory came as the team swamped Painesville Harvey by capturing first, second, third, sixth, and seventh places.

BACK ROW : Coach Robert McGraw, Owen Dixon, Jim Mueller, Gilbert Gray, Russ Knodel. FRONT ROW : Tom Marette, Don Clark, Bob Barclay.

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Kay Foxall

Gail Mentel

Carol Gibson

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s-letfer girls BACK ROW . Violet Barbcy, Sandra Brown, E,·clyn Wclniak, Carol Gibson, Kay Foxall. FRONT ROW· Gail Memel, Sandra Dickerson, ancy Berrey, Barbara Offenhauser.

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Coordinated motion on the bas­ketball court.

BACK ROW: Virginia Mackell, Evelyn Grossman, Lee Wellman. MIDDLE ROW :Jackie Rakovec, Anita Leicher, Elaine Forkapa. FRONT ROW: Charlene Hall, Nancy Blough, Sandra Brown, Joanne Beyvl, comprised the team which came our on cop in the G.A.A. softball tournament.

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softball

BACK RO\\': Lois Lewis, r ancy Erickson, Linda Randell, Gail Menrel, Elaine Forkapa, Julie Harch, Berry Meola, Evelyn Welniak, Carol Cabor, Ruth Wolfe, Mary Ann Lee. MIDDLE ROW. Janer Vyse, Beverly Mar­rin, Anita Leicher,Joanne Beyvl, Joan Snavely, Darlene Posey, \' ioler Bar bey, Sandra Brown . FRONT ROW· . ancy Berrey, Lillian Barbey, Sandra Dicker­son, Carol Goldie, Marrha Mueller, Christine Beres.

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0 BOARD : Joan Smith, Mary Ann Lee, Gail Mentel. IN WATER: Sandy Dickerson, Sandy Brown, Nancy Kromer, Marilyn Decker, Pat O'Hara.

BACK ROW: Sally Rapp, Marilyn Decker, Linda Randall, JuJy Dunn, Linda Yann­etta, Leah McHarg, Marilyn Cabot, Dorothy Clark, Jane Evans, Marilyn Johnson, Emily Penfield , Sue Widlitz, Astrid Bar bins . MIDDLE ROW : Pat Bur con, Sue Wer­ther, Vonda Eismon, Marge Bruning, Barbara Ensign, Audrey Adams, Sandy Dicker­son, June Rauiman, Pat O'Hara. FRONT ROW : Kay Gross, Lynda Litwiler, Sue Thompson, Mary Ann Lee, Janet Kitson, Pat Hoff, Elaine Stevens, Nancy Kromer, Gail Mentel, Sandy Brown, Bobbie Ayre, Nancy Berrey, Joan Smith, Carol eylans.

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modern dance

bowling BACK ROW: Diane Sheriff, Janice Trow­bridge, Janet Randall, Sandra Sane, Diane Dysert, Carol Cabot, Christine Beres, Ilene O'Hara, Carol Peters, Carol Bode, Elaine Forkapa. MIDDLE ROW: Janet Stillinger, Teresa Falsoni, Rosemarie Cali, Gay Setevendemie, Joanne: Zampino, Marie Barbarino, Alberta Wilkin, Mary Lakins. FRONT ROW: Carol Goldie, Pat Sturges, Virginia Rose, Judy Fierstein.

Beverly Martin, Dar­lene Posey, Prudence Bilron, Carol Goldie, Janet Kitson, Marilyn Guffey, Elaine Ste­vens, Mary Ann Lee:, Carole Sabrack.

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They are willing shoes, full of ideas and enthusiasm. They are the shoes that put the observe in the Observer, the rally in the rallies, and the pep in Pep Club . They are the friendship in Friend­shtp lub and the service in rhe ervice Club. They are a new gen­era cion of Emersons, Da \ r inct, and \.fozarrs; or perhaps Wally Coxes, Roger Prices and Juliu La Rosas .

But these are growing shoes too They meet something every day; they find in all that is new a challenge, something to mas­ter. These are good shoes, sturdy and ag­gressive shoes. They are today's shoes and tomorrow's shoes. Perhaps they belong to you.

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Chuck Armao Howie Arnoff Dick Anderson Joanne Bachleder Bill Batton

ancy Gabriel Keith Gallagher Virginia Gerlosky Dale Gerscheski Diane Gerscheski

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Wand a Ketron Bill Kifer Mark Kissack Betty Kleinshrot Adrienne Landis

Virginia Conant Joan Cosgrove Paul Cotner Ronald Crane Jill Dreifort

Gay Elgin Richard Finitzer Hank Fischer Carol Frantz Dick Freedman

Bobbie Gibson Betty Lou Gilmore Georgene Groynom Pat Hanratty John Henderson

Jack Hennen Sid Herzig Joy Hossel Anne Hunter Ted Kellerhall

Beverly Beitzel Nick Bucceri Connie Caldwell Dave Campbell Angela Catanese

LeeRoy Miku t AI Morrison Gary ank Pete Ness Bonnie Nickell

Carol Norwick Pat Pace Judy Parkhurst Joan Patterson James Peak

Sid Peterson Allan Phillips Judy Randall Joy Reinhard Helen Rendlesham

Elizabeth Scupino Midge Small Karl Smith Barbara Stanick Marilynn Scone

Tom Thompson Donna Thoss Beverly Toth Dick Traci James Weber

Jim Linn Wilma Lisby Edith Luca John Martin Bill McCallum

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Diana Reynard Joyce Rondini Rosemary Ryskowich Shirley Samrur John Schalois

--Margaret Wheland Jenny Williams Arlene Wilson Charlotte Wormald Janet Zahl

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Harry Alexander Jim Althans Dean Apple Don Asuma

Tony Zampino

Anthony Bevacqua Joanne Beyv 1 Nancy Blough Charles Bonnell Evelyn Bosky

George Crumbaker Marjorie D'Ambrosia Bob Dawson Marilyn Decker

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leva Auzins Dorothy Bacon Bill Balch Jim Barch John Barker

Barbara Barr Barbara Beercheck Myrna Behnke Mildred Beres Jane Berger

Arlene Brelo Chuck Broscheid Joan Brown Sandra Brown Joe Cabot

Nancy Cadwell Donn Camlin Patricia Carney Laura Carr Mike Ciomek

Don Clark Dorothy Clark Ronnie Cola Pat Condon Nancy Crall

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Bill Dignin Rosemary Dohm Richard Doughty Joanne Douglas Curt Downing

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Horst Fisher Elaine Forkapa Leila Furry George Garland Enid Gerson

Tom Drake Jack Dreifort John Dunlap Barbara Dwyer Barbara Early

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Betty Golaboff Elizabeth Greenman Leona Gregory Eveline Grossman Marta Gunder

Nor man Delsancer Margaret Delvigs Joe Dempsey Bob DeWard

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Jim Ellis Carol Feast Don Felice Seba Ferlito Bob Fish

Wayne Hayes 1Cen HerscbJield Marilyn Hicks Peter Hoegstrom Al Hoffman

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Marion Jackson James Janek Bob Jennings Gloria Jones John Kessler

Paul King Jim Kitson

Frieda Laubaugh Jim Leach

Nina Rae Klusker ancy Knowles

Doris Krause

Anita Leicher Barbara Lexenberg Anne Lindsay

June Lose Marie Lustig Virginia Mackell John Magazine Grace Martin

Barbara Hook Violet Howatt Jay Hunton Ruth Hutter Rosemary lozano

Russell Krinsky Nancy Kromer Jim Kutcher Dorothy Lakins Larry Landis

Ronald McCoy Mary McGuire Leah McHarg Nancy Me a mara Genevieve McWhirter

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Sandra Mellen Betty Meola Gene Myers Kay Miller Tom Milligan

Donna Peterson Donna Mae Peterson Marilyn Pfeffer Mary Pirro Catherine Poole

Leonard Short Ronald Sickner Barbara Skelly Brian Smiar Imogene Spalding

Paul Missar Richard Moller Phyllis Moyer Martha Mueller Shirley Paugh

Joe Pavlos Tom Peeling Virginia Penfield Tom Perkins Dave Peters

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Darlene Posey Ruth Pringle Nancy Radis Miriam Raupach Steve Renton

Judy Ridenour Rosemary Rogers Jean Rooks Kurt Rusch Ken Ryder

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Lora Tatone Barbara Thacker Evelyn Thomas Terry Thompson Harold Thornhill

Gary Tigges Fred Toft John Tomcho Jerry Tucker Norman Ullemeyer

Mary Lois Uphoff Gloria Vara Joanne Varndell Jim Vogel Judy Wachter

Dave Welter Marilyn Wesbecher Larry Whitney John Whitehorn Arnold Wiener

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Mary Lou Walton Ronald Warshawsky Linda W ashner Harvey Weiner Lee Wellman

Corrine Wiler Richard Winter Peg Wintersteller Alice Wojcieckowski

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Dave Arnett Lillian Barbey Joe Black Carol Bode John Braun

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Jim Gardner Bruce Gleason Dolores Gonzalez John Good Martin Gottlieb

Carol Kraft Mary Ann Lee Carol Lubinsky Larry Lucarelli Eli Mahler

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Lynn Gottron Tony Graham Bertha Grano Ralph Green Kay Gross

Jim Haynik Sue Henry Pat Hoff Dale Hughes David Knapp

George DeFilippi Richard DeMarco Robert Eastman Vonda Eisman William Elliot

Nancy Erickson Leslie Farnsworth Blaine Foreman AI Forsberg Barbara Fracasso

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Angelo Marikis Beverly Martin Marcia Maxim Donald McCoy Connie McCurdy

Marlene Prove William Provident Sally Rapp Jerry Rawley Katheryn Regal

Joan Smith Linda Smith Robert Smoyer Allen Spencer Paula Spikula

Allen Roth Jack Rowan Lucille Saunway Ann Schuff Ronald Schuster

Joseph McNeilly James ey lans Patricia O'Hara Jane Parker James Patterson

Carol Peters Frank Petrucci Coleman Posard Hazel Powell Ralph Pratt

Ronald Schwartz Karen Sebransky Arthur Shank David Small James Smircina

Tom McHugh Ken Melton Les Miller W anneda Morton Jean Mowry

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Mary Lynn Adair Judy Albrecht Myra Alter

Katherine Bacon Pat Baltes Marie Barbarino Bob Barker Sandra Barnes

Christine Beres Jack Bernard Prudence Biluton George Blanchard

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Wilma Bockstahler James Bodmer John Bodmer Rodger Brandt Leonard Brennan

Glenn Springsteel William Strack Roberta T atka Sue Thompson David Tichy

Bernard Baron Barbara Bauman Carol Beck Ken Benjamin Jan ice Bennington

Jim Brooks Judy Brown Tom Bruce Margie Bruening Georgia Buckingham

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JoAnn Bush Carol Cabot Rose Cali James Campbell Barbara Chapman

Delores Dallas ick D'Amato

Ed Dell Marianne DeMent Judy Daugherty

Bob Frieden Tom Gaines Mary Gamber Delores Gelofsack Jim Gerity

Nancy Chapman Karen Chappell Jackie Chifcote Bob Cipriani Janet Collier

ancy Collova John Cooper Barbara Crostyn Ronnie Croucher Dianne Cowley

Don Draheim Judy Dunn Dianne Dysert Francis Ede Phil Elia

Bob Eppich Patricia Fall Terry Falsone Judy Fierstein Douglas Folckener

Bill Ford Sue Foxall Don Frantz Robert Frazier Tom Freitag

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Harold Klug Helen Klusker Richard Knott Judy Koch Carl Koenig

Martha Gray Rae Gray Robert Graff Paulette Grossman Helen Gyure

Despo Hadzoglo Ronald Hall Sharon Hanratty Bob Harty Ed Helt

Mary Margaret Hull Margaret Hunsicker Ann Hutton Ken J armusch Kenneth Johnson

William Kearney George Kilbert Janet Kitson Fred Kish Barbara Kline

Rosalie Germaine Jim Gibbs David Given Dan Glynn Carole Goldie

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David Herman William Heron Barbara Hill Charles Hina Beverly Hughes

Romayne Kollar Rochelle Kolad Carole Komara Carol Kramer Rochelle Krantz

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Faith Miner Mike Munaretto Bob Niess Dick Nelson Jay Neubauer

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David Lawson Sam Leslie Joanne Lewis Ronald Lewis Georgia Liatti

Constance Lin amen Ronnie Liptak Lynda Litwiler Carol Ann Lorenz Kathleen Lyons

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Stanley Marks Brian Martin John Martin Gerald Martin Joseph Mazzola

Douglas McCrory Carol Me ickle Judy Mears Franklin Micale Larry Millar

Allan Kregenow Janice Krei1ach Mary Lois Lakins Robert Lambert Fred Large

Jean Ma1mstead Jeanne Mangus Charles Manillo Michael Manning Tom Markham

Elaine ichols George Noack Charlene Novak Bob Nyman Eileen 0' Hara

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Betty Okros Linda Orenstein Michad Pavlik Jerald Peak Jerry Pelto

George Reazer Betty Reid Bob Renner Linda Rife Paul Rippner

Carol Short Kay Shrimpton Marjorie Seibert Joan Sires Margaret Sisk

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Joyce Racca Janet Randall Linda Randall Darlene Randolph .June Raufman

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Jim Rogers Robert Rosenbloom Beatrice Russell Dorothy Russell Marlene Sabatino

David Sabbagh Stanley Salter Sandra Sane Gary Savage Tom Scherr

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Carolyn Southworth Jerry SpaulJing John Spicer Lorene Stafford Jim Stakich

Janet Stillinger Bill Stockstill Pat Sturges Pat Sullivan Jim Sullivan

Dave Tabor Glen Taylor Gretchen Terhune Gary Thiele Jan ice Trowbridge

Judy Ziegler Clyde Zirm

Loramae Weiland Sue Werther Bob Weis Thomas Weedon Dick West

Richard Wightman Steve Y an char Linda Y annetta Hazelan Zachau J oaone Zampino

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Saundra Smalley Joyce Smith Phyllis Smith Joan Snavely Louise Somerville

Tom Tuft Terry Winfield Bob Wintour Jim Woehrmann Guy Wright

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Jerry Andes Sandra Andrews Carol Atchison George Bandtell Lewis Barnes

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Ed Ferguson Bob Ferrar Harvey FirestOne Time Fulcon Lynn Funk

Lynn Dayton Eliseo DiFonzo Norman Ditty Karl Dodge Carl Dohm

Geraldine Beyvl Bob Bortner Carol Bregitzer Eleanor Brown Rudy Cefaratti

Lynda Cicirelli Beverly Clark Kenneth Coe William Collier Toni Corsillo

Arlen Dougherty Margaret Dunlap Inez Eicholtz Joyce Fairweather Karen Fellows

Arthur Beatty Juanita Bechtel Douglas Beebe Pat Berestcin Dave Berry

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Bob Ledger Bob Lenson Helen Madden Mary Marcin Carol Marzi

Sandra Oliver Nancy Olson Pete O'Toole Gary Payne Barbara Peterson

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Elaine Hooper Marlene Huffman David Jamieson Art Jester Ken Kabb

Dave Keck Harry Kendig Sheila Kerr Bob Kime George Law

John Mayberry Carol McCarthy Florence McGregor Marion McLennen

Sarah Merkle Jan ice Morger Richard ero Jerry New Susan ick

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Arthur Hanna Nancy Hanna Larry Hartland Marcia Hoffsceter Nancy Hodge

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Donna Serven Mark Shupmg Charlorre Sidell Rochelle Simon Joan Simcox

Dick Smith Curt Starkweather Eston Stonestreet Agnes Tartara Lowell Taylor

Sally Polen Lucille Pnori Tom Pugh John Reed Tom Reeves

Tom Ton1a.sdlo William Weber Dale Wi nchell Connie W engle

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Beverly Woodworth Ronnie Wormald Madelyn Ziegler

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JANUARY SENIORS JOH ABAZit\ Baseball; Basketball; J.V. Basketball; Ohio Uni Yersiry.

ElL F. AKl S ObJtn·er: Movie Opera cor; Missionary; Sr. Petersburg Bible Insricure. JA 'E A DAL Friendship, Pep Club; Choir, N.H .. ;Secretary. VAUGHN ANGLE Swimming; Basketball; Football; Track; Kenr.

ASTRID BARBl S G.A.t\.; Syncronized wimming; Bethel ol-lege. LOIS MARIE BAUER Friendship; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Moniror; ela Park. BILL BEN ETI Student Council; Hi-Y; President; Monitor Captain; Foocball, Baseb;dl; Track; Hiram , A~CY BERREY G.A.A.; A.C., President; Small "S"; Large "S"; Friendship, Sr. Program Chairman; Homeroom Rep.; en·ice Club; Pep Club Cab­inet; Official's Club; Monitor; Moniror Cap­cain; Syncronized swimming; Swim Show; 1odern Dance Club; College Club; Kent.

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LORETT t\ BOLDE G.A.A.; Monitor; Secretary. GAlL BOWDE Pep Club, Pre ident; College Club; Student Council; G.A.A.; Friendship; Moniror Cap­cain; College. JIM BOZEL~ Hi-Y; Case. SHARO BRUMLEY Monitor; Pep Club; H.R. Ticket Seller, Ob­urm Solicitor; Friendship; Model. ROBERT BYTHWAY \Vhirlo; cage Crew, Ass'c. Stage Mgr.; Cooper School of Arc.

GLORIA CALI Friendship; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Monitor; H.R. Ticket Seller; Sbuttle Soliciror; Modern Danc­ing, friendship, H.R. Repre>entative; Flora Scone Macher. JERRY CARLTON Basketball; Baseball. EDITH L. CAT A ESE G.A.A.; Friendship; Monicor; Pep Club; Whir­lo; Program Seller; Secretary.

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BOB CATHCART Student Council, Vice-Pres., President; .H.S.; Debate Team; Basketball; Football; Baseball; College. SHIRLEY CHILES Future Nurse's Club, Sec.-Treas. & Pre idenc; Girl's Chorus; Choir; .H.S., Treas.; Friend­ship, H.R. Reprcsenrati,•e; Pep Club; WheatOn College. DERRY CLAY Football; Basketball; Ba eball; Swimming; Srudent Council; Hi-Y; Jr. Kiwanian; .H.S., Vice-Pres.; Vice-Pres. of Senior Cia"; Rutgers -engineering. BERT CLIFF Mooiror Captain; Rifle Club; College Club;

enior Class Play; Pep Club; Western Resef\'C. MICHAEL \VM. COMRIE

hoir; Swimming Team; Senior Life SaYing, Case. DO A MARIE CORSILLO Student Council; Jr. Varsity; Varsity Cheer­leader; G.A.A.; Moniror, H.R. Ticket Seller, Friendship. MARY LOU CROFT Friendship; G.A.A.; Modern Dancing; .H.S.

GEORGE R. DEMORE Student Council; Football; Pep Club; Kent State. ARMAND DIFRANCO Kent State. OWE DIXO Pep Club; Cross Country; Kent State. SALLY DU N Band; Ohun·tr; Shuttle; Jr. Council on World Affairs, Vice Pres. & Treas.; G.A.A., Friend­ship; College Club, Pres.; Monitor; Adelphi College.

ROY FERGUSON Football; Track; Basketball; Hi-Y; Norre Dame. ILENE FIRESTONE Friendship, H.R. Representative; G.A.A.; Col­lege Club; Monitor; Oburt•tr; H.R. Solicitor, Ohio Scare.

BILL GEMLICH Class Play; Hi- Y; Engineering.

ROLF HARTURG Track; Tennis; Basketball; Fenn. CHARLES HOLMES Drafting. JOHN C. HUDELSO Rifle Club, Vice-Pres., Pre tdenr; Mechanical Engineering.

PAT KABURICK Friendship, Vice-Pres., Service Chairman; G . A.A.; College Club; Student Council; Future

urse's Club; Monitor; Observer Solicitor; Serv­ice Club; Pel? Club; H.R. Ticker Salesman, Ohio University. MARTHA KAELI G.A.A.; Friendship; Modern Dancing; Pep Club; Business. GEORGE KALAS Football; Track; Tennis; Hi-Y; Physician; Notre Dame. RUSSELL WILLIAM KNOEFEL Hi-Y; Cross Country; Intermural Basketball; Kenr. DONNIE KRAMER G.A.A.; Friendship; Black and Red Review; Cheerleader; Shuttle; Monitor; Pep Club; Coral Gables Univer<iry.

CURTIS LANE Band; Intermural Sports; Case. BARBARA LAST G.A.A.; Sr. Friendship; College Club; Canreen Committee; Monitor; Swimming Show; Pep Club; Jr. Soph. Friendship; Ohio Stare. LOIS LEVERETT Future Nurses Club; Pep Club; College Club; Band; Friendship; G.A.A.; Nursing. JOHN CARL LEWIS Student Council; Hi-Y; Swimming; Pep Club; Movie Operator; Kent. TOM LOWERY Football; Track; Basketball; Wesr Poinr.

JIM MARINELLI Srudenr Council; Basketball; Football; Canteen Committee; Monitor Captain; Hi-Y; Junior Kiwanian; Senior Class President; Business Ad­ministration. CHARLE E MA TIA Jr. Soph. Friendship; Junior Council on World Affairs, Vice-Pres.; College Club; Shuttle; Oh­servfr; College. GAIL MENTEL G.A.A.; A. C., Vice-Pres.; Official's Club; Syn-

chronized Swimming; Small "S"; Large "S"; Life Saving, Friendship; Friendship Cabinet; Servtce Club; College Club; Monitor; Pep Club; Shufllr Solicitor; H.R. Ticket Salesman; Phys­ical Education; Kent. JOA MISSAR Friendship; Monitor; Secretary. BOB MORRISO Football; Mechanics.

JOA OWEN G.A.A., Modern Dancing, Friendship, Mont­tor; Pep Club; Clerical \\'ork.

GUS PALLAD Football, Track; Basketball; Movie: Operator; Pep Club; Student Council; Intramural Sports, Ohio University. ARCHIE W. PATRICK CARL PFAHL Movie Operator, Sr. Life: Saving; Mechanical Engineering; Fenn. PAT PLUNKETT Jr . Soph. Friendshi(), Vice-Pres.; Sr. Friend­ship, Cabinet, President; Canteen Commiccc:e, Secretary, Vice-Pres .; Pep Club, Treasurer; Stu­dent Council; G.A.A.; Shuttle Solicitor; Col­lege Club, Corre ponding Secretary; Choir, Chorus; Home Economics; Miami University. MARGARET POIROT Friendship; Chorus; College Club; G.A.A.; Monitor; Kent.

ROLLIE REMLEY Student Council; Football; Track; Hi-Y; En­gineering. LARRY ROSE BLUM Kent Scare. CAROLE ROTHE BERGER Friendship, H.R. Representative; Future Nurse's Club, Program Chairman; Band; Moni­tor; College Club; Shuttle Solicitor; ursing.

DIA E SABIN Secretary. A OLA SCHE CK Whirlo; G.A.A.; Friendship, H.R. Represent­ative: Future Nurse's Club, Secretary: Shuttle, Pep Club; Student Council; College Club; Cedarville Baptist Bible Institute. RICHARD SMALL Hi-Y; Monitor; Movie Operator. DONNA SCHMITT Friendship; Whirlo; Office Work. JOHN L SMITH Movie Operator, Head; J.V. Football; Color Guard; Industrial Repair. MERLE SOBOL Ohio Scare. CAROL SPE CER G.A.A.; Friendship; Moniror; Clerical Work; Nela Park. PATRICIA R. STA SKY Jr. Council on World Affairs, Treas. and Vice­Pres.; Dramatic Club; Great Lakes College. BARRY STANTON Case:. JEAN PATRICIA ST ARKLOFF G.A.A.; Friendship; Whirlo; Pep Club; Moni­tor; Dental Assistant.

SYLVIA TESTA Friendship; G.A.A.; Whirlo; College Club; Future ursc:'sClub;St.John'sSchool of urs­ing.

EUGENE C. ULLMEYER Adelbert College.

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DO \IDMAR So ph. Football, Ohio Scare

MARY LOU WETTRICH Friendshtp, Friend. hip Cabinet, G.A A. , Fu­ture Nurse's Club, Pep Club; Mom cor, College Club; H.R. Ticker Seller, Shuttle Solicitor. JOH WILLERT Hi-Y, Rifle: Club, Student Council; • '.H .. , President, Swtmmtng 1gr.; Track Mgr., Pur­due. MIKE WILLIAM 0 Hi-Y, Intermural Basketball, ~onitor, B.tse­ball; U .. M.C. SUSIE WI SOR Jr.-Soph. Friendship, Cabinet, Sr. Friend,hip, Cabinet, G.A.A , Syncronized Swimming; Swimming Show, Modern Dancing, Pep Club, Secretary, Sh111tle Solicitor; College Club, Miamt Uni,·er~icy.

LOLA ZUCHEGN A Student Council, Secretar}; Fricndshtp, Sec.­Trc:as., Service Chairman; G. A.A., Small "S" Letter; Pep Club; College Club, Canteen Com­mittee; N.H.S., Secretary; Football Queen Accendanr; Sccrecarv-Treasurc:r Senior Clas ; College. ·

JUNE SENIORS AUDREY ADAMS Pep Club, Friendship, Whirlo, Synchronized Swimming; G.A.A.; Kent. JOA E AHEARN G.A.A. Friendship; Pep Club; Monaor; Friendship Choir; Orchestra; ecretary. ROBERT AIKEN Band; Swimming; Whirlo; Western Reser\'e. JA AI SWORTH Friendship, H.R. Represencative; G.A.A.; Whirlo; College Club; Modern Dancing; Dra­matic Club; Ohstnrr; Friendship Choir, Girl's Glee Club; Miami. CHUCK ALEXA DER Band, Drum Major; Orchestra; Black-Red Revue:. BETTY ANDERSO, G.A.A.; Friendship; Monitor; Telephone Op­eracor. HELE A DRESKY G.A.A.; Friendship; Girls' Glee Club; Pep Club; Monicor; Program Seller; Whtrlo, Se~:-

~~~~0 AUSTI BARBARA A YRE Swim Show; Friendship; urses' Club; Syn­chronized Swim Club; G.A.A.; Secretary . MARY AZZOLINA G.A.A.; Friendship, Choir, Pep Club, 1om· tor; Transferred from East High; Ohio Uni­versity.

JOA NE BAKER Friendship; Synchronized Swimming; Art School. ARTHUR BARBER Monitor; Auto Mechant('. DICK BARBER Football; Intramural pores; Business Admin­istration. VIOLET BARBEY Ohmm Staff; Friensdhip; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Officials Club; Office Work. ROBERT BARCLAY Hi-Y; Movie Operator; Shutt It olicicor; Bil>· ketball Manager; Intramural Sports, Cross Country; We cern Re erve; Architecture.

!ARGARET BAR 'E Friendship; G .A.A.; Future urse' Club; Pep

lub; Chorus; Home Economics. JOA E BAUMA Choir; Ocrec, Orchestra; cring Ensemble; G. A. A.: Friendship, Choir, Cabinet; College

lub, Fred \\' aring Group; Studenc Council; Baldwin \\ allacc. CHRI TI~E BEACH Choir; G.A.A., Friendship; Shuttle olic1tor. TO Y BERA, EK Football; Basketball, Track; Scudenc Council, Treasurer, allege Club; Cross Counce}; Moni­tor Captain, Class \ICe-President; Purdue. IRE E BILl SKI G.A.A.; Fncndsh1p, Cabinet; Future urses Club, President; Scudenr Council, Secretary;

ursing. KATHY BLAIR Friendship; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Monicor; Ob­J<rar olici cor. BETTY BLA, K CHAE Friendship; Pep Club, G.A.A.; Chorus; Junior Achievemem; \\ hirlo; Private Secretary. HELE BLI S Choir, Librarian; G.A.A.; Monicor; Friend-hip.

KE ETH BLUHM Hi-Y, Group Vice-President, Treasurer; Choir; Choru ; Industrial Inspector. HE RY BOLA EY C"se JOH BORTHWICK Foorball; Intramural sporrs; Life Saving; Busi­ness Administration; Bowling Green. BILL BRAUN In era mural pore , captain; Football; Hi-Y; Monitor; Texas A. & M. PHILLIP S. BROWN Rifle Club, president.

MARILY CABOT Monitor; Choir; G.A.A.; Friendship, Choir; Swim Show; Pep Club; Medical Technician. CAROL CAMPBELL \ hirlo; Friendship; Pep Club. RAY CANZONE Cabinet Builder. JOY CAPPO Friendship; College Club; Choir; G.A.A.; . H.S.; ObJ<rvtr, Feature Edicor; Commercial Ad­vertising.

ORMAN CARY Dramatic Club, Execuci ve Council; Choir; Asbury College. PAT CHAMBERS Friendship; G.A.A.; Social Service. LOIS CLARK Pep Club; Friendship, College Club.

1AXI E COH Friendship; College Club; G.A.A.; Obmutr Scalf; Shuttle Scalf; Ohio University. KE ETTA COLE Friendship; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Modern Danc­ing; Dental Assistant. KATHIE CO VIE Choir; Junior Achievement; Friendship; Fash­ion Designer; Bowling Green. EDYTHE LEE COWLES G.A.A.; Monicor; Chorus; Pep Club; Nursing. WAY E CROFT Dramatic Club, Treasurer; Junior Council on World Affairs; College Club; Obmver Scaff; Kent; Drama Critic. MARGUERITE CUSICK G.A.A., Whirlo; Clerical Work. MARIAN E CUSICK Whirlo; G.A.A.; Waves.

JURI DAKTER College Club; Dramatics Club; Western Re­ervc, Medicine

01 K DALESSA DRO Football, Intramural pores, Ctptain; Ken c. DAVID DAVI Student Coundl, Choir, President; College Club, \'icc-President, President; Octec· Dra-matic Club; Color Guard; N.H.S. ' LARRY DE ARDO Chorus; rudem Council; Intramural Sports Vocalist. ' A DRA DICKER 0

Modern Dancing, Life Sa,ing, G. A.A.; Friend­ship; Achlecic Council i Dr~macic Club, Pep Club, Cheerleader; wli111TI1ng Show; Swim­ming Team; Officials Club, College Club; Mon1tor; Small "S" & Large "S"; Ofmrt'fr So­licicor; Ohio Unhersicy. BOB 01 ALLO Kenc; Teacher. JOYCE DU LAP G.A.A.; Friendship; Whirlo; Pep Club; Moni­tor; Commercial.

CHARLES EICHLER Band; Fred Waring Group; Western Reserve. JACK EISMO College Club; Pep Club; Hi-Y; Rifle Club, Secretary, Vice-President; Baseball; Intramural Spores; Student Council; Ohio State. LARRY E GMA H1- Y; Football; Intramural pores; Pep Club Moniror; Ohio U. ' BARBARA E SIG Swimming Show; Choir; Friendship; G.A.A.; Synchronized Swimming; College Club, Pep Club; Kent. JAEEVAS Choir, Secretary-Treasurer; Friendship; G.A. A.; Shuffle Solicitor; Future Nurses' Club; Col­lege Club; Synchronized Swimming; Whirlo; Pep Club; Monicor; Modern Dancing; Kent.

DO A FELGER Friendship; Future 1 urses' Club; G.A.A., Monitor; MaJorette; Dramatic Club; College Club, \Vhirlo; Florida Scare University. DIA E FELLOWS G.A.A.; Friendship; ObJerver; Shuttle; Future

urses' Club; Chorus; Monitor; Pep Club; College Club;Junior Council on World Affairs; DePauw University; Dietician. SALLIE FI IE G.A.A.; Friendship, Choir; Canteen; Pep Club; Monitor; Miami U. CAROL FLIGLE Pep Club; Friendship, Choir; G.A.A.; Moni­ror; Clerical Work. DICK FOLLETT Football; Basketball; Track; Hi-Y, group treasurer; Student Council; Ken c. PAUL FORKAPA H1- Y; Intramural Sports, Sracisrician; College Club; Ohio State. MARGO FOSTER Pep Club; G.A.A.; Friendship; Glee Club; Sec­retarial Work. ELINOR FOX Future urses' Club; G.A.A.; Friendship; Pep Club; Nursing. KAY FOXALL G. A.A.; Friendship; Pep Club, Social Chair­man; Athletic Council, Secretary; Monitor; N. H.S.; Ohio U. .JUDY FU K G.A.A.; Friendship; Dramatic Club; College

Club, Junior Council on World Affairs Band Wardrobe Committee; Chorus; Sl•11ttl; carr~ Denison. '

RO lE GARBER Tennis, Intramural Sports, Captain; .\ionicor Western Reserve Uni,·ersiry. ' WILLIAM GIBB Baseball, Hi-Y; Intramural ports, Ohio Uni­' erSitV. GER'\1AI E GIBIA"' Choir, Orchestra, .H .; ollcgc Club, Jun­ior Council on \\'orld AtLms, Sc:crc:rarv, \'ICC­

President; Shuffle, Circulation \1anagc:r, Senior Ediror; Obmm raff; Friendship; G.A.A.; Wellesley. CAROL GIBSON G.A.A., Athletic; Friendship, Small " "; Large "S"; Kent. JOA GLEA 0 Program Seller; G.A.A., Life aving, S"im­mingTeam,Ea cern azarene College; Teacher. DAVID GLY

wimming Team, Intramural ports, Band; Chorus; Hi-Y, City Hi-Y Council; Case· Chemical Engineering. ' PETE GOLASH Hi-Y; Band; College Club; John Carroll. JACQUELI E GOLDIE Monitor; G.A.A.; Friendship; Modern Danc­ing; Dramatic Club; H.R. ticket seller; Office Work. MARIO GOLDMAN Monitor; Dramatic Club; Friendship; Shuttlt ol ici tor; Secretary.

WINIFRED GOOGE Friendship; G.A.A.; Pep Club; ecretary. MURIEL GORDO Friendship; Band; \Vhirlo; G.A.A.; Secrecan•. LOIS GORMA ' Friendship;Band; G.A.A.; Junior Council on World Affa1r ; College Club; Bowling Green. GERALDINE GOSKE G.A.A.; Friendship, Cabinet; Future urses' Club, Program Chairman, Secretary-Treasurer H.R. Ticket Seller; ursing. ' DO •• A GRAHL! G Whirlo, President; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Moni­tor; ecrecary. GAIL GRAY G.A.A.; Friendship; Moniror; Eastern aza­rene College. GILBERT GRAY Cross Counrry; Track; Monitor; Cameen Com­mittee; Student Council; .H.S.; Western Re­serve. JOA GRAY Friendship; College Club; G.A.A.; Friendship Choir; Pep Club; Maryville College. JERRY GREE CERGER Ohio University. FRA CES GREGORY G.A.A. Friendship, H.R. Representative, Serv­ice Club, Choir; Pep Club; Glee Club; Choir; Secretarial Work. LARRY GRIFFITHS TOM GRIFFITHS Band, President; Orchestra; Hi-Y; Fred Waring Group; Incramural Sports, Official; Kent. DAVID GROTE FEND Band; Choir; Hi-Y; Capitol Uni,·ersicy. MARLY GUFFEY G.A.A.; Friendship, Future urses' Club; Modern Dancing; Pep Club; Chorus Choir.

NA CY HALLIDAY G.A.A.; Frienci<hip; Whirlo; Program Seller; Monitor; SynchronizcJ Swimming; Secretary.

JACK HANSON Football; Basketball, Track; Baseball, Scudenc Council; Canteen, Treasurer; Hiram. WESLEY HARRIS Western Reserve. JULIE HATCH Choir; .H.S.; Prom Committee; Scudenc Council; G.A.A.; Athletic Council, Secretary, Band, Secretary, Majorette; College Club, Fred Waring Group; Officials Club; College. LOIS HELMICK Chorus; Mount Union College. ALICE HENRY Fucure Nur es' Club, Program Chairman, Friendship; G.A.A.; Pep Club;Junior Achieve­ment; ocre Dame. MARION HOWARD G.A.A.; College Club; Pep Club; Dramacic Club; Program Sdler; N.H.S.; Friendship;"Serv­tCe Club; Junior Council on World Affairs, President; Chorus; Shuttle Scalf; Oburt•er Scalf; Monicor; orchwesccrn. ELIZABETH HU SICKER

olkge Club, Treasurer; Shuttle, Arc Editor; Drama ric Club, Secretary; Friendship, Cabinet; G.A.A.; .H.S.; DePauw.

DALE JACK 0 1\!o,·ie Operator; Intramural Spores; Oh10 Srace; Electronics. MARILY JOH SON G.A.A.; Nursing. RO ALD JUMP $\\ imming, Manager; Kent.

FER E KABAT G. A.A.; Friendship; Scage Crew, Secretary; Ohio Scace. NA CY KALAT G.A.A.; Pep Club; Friendship; Secretary. JA KAPITZKY Friendship; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Monitor; Art. JU E KAPPS G.A.A.; Small "S'; Friendship; Monitor, Pro­gram eller; Black-Red Re,·ue; Swimming Show; Choir. JAY KASMARK Purdue:. LOUISE KELLA T Fric~dship;_ G.!\.A.; Program Seller; Val­paratso Unn·ersuy. SYD EY KER HA \V Basketball; Football; Track; Hi-Y; Moniror; Hiram. A GUSTE KI G cudcnr Council; Dramatic Club; Shuttle, Spores

Editor; Obuner, pores Editor; Choir, Sr. Petersburg Bible: Institute; Missionary. MARY KI EY Friendship; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Secretary. ED KISH Incr:unural Spores; Band; Hi-Y; Case; Engi­neering.

ORMA KISH Friendship; G.A.A.; Typisr. WALTER KLAUSS

cudenc Council, N.H .. , 1onicor, Choir; Occcc; Fred \Vanng Group; College Club; Western Reserve. CHARLES KLUSKER Intramural Spores; Electronics and Communi­cations. RICHARD KOHAGE Student Council; Football; Basketball; Clas Pre idcnt; Penn. KELVI G. KRAMP Stage Cre"; Assistant-Manager; Monitor; Intramural Spores; Junior Achievement.

ROBERT KRAUS Choir; Dramatic Club, \'ice-President; Color Guard, Hi-Y, Treasurer, Vice-President; Shuttle SolicitOr; Track; Fred Waring Gwup, Western Reserve.

GERTRUDE LASS G.A.A.; Friendship, Shuttle Solicicor, Dra­matic Club; Secretary. JEA E LAW Choir; Orchestra; Obuner Scalf. JANET LEADBETTER G.A.A.; Friendship; Pep Club. DORIS MAE LEO ARD Band; Orchestra; Choir; Chorus; G.A.A.; Col­lege Club; Friendship; N.H.S.; Teacher. MARY ROTH LESS! ER Friendship; \\'hirlo, Secretary-Treasurer; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Airline Hostess. JOSEPH LOSE Swimming Team. DEA LOUIS Hi-Y, Vice-President; Swimming; Basketball; lntramurals; College Club; Student Council;

.H.S., Universtt} of ew Hampshire.

BARBARA MAcEACHRO G.A.A.; Friendship; Pep Club; Chorus; Choir; Monicor; Secrecarv. DARLENE MAPEs Monicor; G.A.A.; Friendship; Pep Club; Cho­rus; Secretary. TOM MARETTE Hi-Y, City Council Rcprcseucalivc, Vice­President; Stage Crew, Manager; Swimming; Cross Country; Track; Wittenberg. SUSA MARSH Student Council; Friendship; G.A.A.; College Club; Monitor; Wooscer. JOYCE 1ARTI Monicor; Friendship, H.R. Representative; G. A.A.; Cancccn Commitree; College Club; Ob­.un•er Scalf. JOH MAY Stage Crew; Intramural pores; Automobile Pares Salesman. RUTH kCALL Friendship. JOA NE McCO ELL B.md; Orchestra; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Telephone Opera cor. SALLY McCRORY Choir; G.A.A.; Friendship; Choir; Office Work. GRACE McDO. ALD Band, Orchestra; Choir; cring Ensemble, Fred \V aring Group; Oberlin Conservatory of Music. ROBERT McK IGHT Football; Track; Intramural Sports; Student Council; College Club; Toledo. ROY MEYE BERG Hi-Y; College Club, Wittenburg. GERALD MILLER Football; Track; Bowling Green.

lARILY, MILLER Friendship; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Business Col­lege. SALLY MILLER Pep Club; ursing. LAURA JOYCE MOEHL G.A.A.; Friendship; Life Saving; Band, Li­brarian; wimming Team; Ohio U. BILL MO ROE Choir; Fred Waring Group; Dramatic Club;

cage Crew; Swimming; Junior Council on World Affairs, Miami. TOM MORMI 0 Track; Cross Councry; Intramural Spores; Fenn.

BRUCE MOTTER Hi-Y, Chaplain; College Club, Band, Vice­President; Orchestra, President; Choir,'''Vice­Prcsident; Intramur:tl Sports; \Vestern Reserve. JIM MUELLER Band; Orchesrra; Hi-Y, Secretary; Tennis. Cross Country, Fred Waring Group; Univer:.icv of Arizona.

JEA E NELSON G.A.A.; Pep Club; Friend hip, H.R. Repre­sentative; College Club; Choir, Glee Club; Ohio U. JIM ELSO Choir; Intramural Spores; Kent.

A CY ELSO, Orchestra; Friendship; Future Nur e ' Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Modern Dancing; Glee Club; Office Work. CAROL NEYLA S Friendship, G.A.A., S!Juttlt Solicitor; Tiekct Seller; Modern Dancing. BOB ORMA Milicarv College. LORETTA 0\'ACEK G.A.A.

ORA O'BOYLE Librarian. BARBARA OFFE, HAUSER G.A.A.; Monicor, Whirlo; Friendshtp, Choir; Program Seller; Glee Club; Black-Red Review; "S" Letter; Pep Club; College Club; Shuttle oliciror; Cheerleader; Ohio Uni,·ersiry.

JEA ETTE OLHA VA G.A.A., Friendship, Chorus; Choir, Program Seller. ROGER OS\\' ALD Intramural Sport; Fenn. ELAI E OTT Future Nur es' Club; Friendship; Sbuttle Scalf, Oburt•er Solicicor; Monicor; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Chari cy Hospi cal; Nursing.

TOMMY PAPOURA Football, Basketball; cudent Counctl, Intra­mural Spores; Track; Ticket cller; .\1unitur, Canteen Committee; \\'estern Re erve. JA ICE PARKER G.A.A.; Office Work. DALE PARTCH Football; Intramural ports. DO A PEASE G.A.A., Friendship, Miami. EMILY PENFIELD Friendship; G.A.A.; College Club; Modern Dancing; Life Sa,·ing; Future ur es' Club; Ticket Seller; Universicv of Cincinnati. JOYCE PETRUCCELLi Cleveland Inscicuce of Arc. CHUCK PFAHL Movie Operacor; Tennis; Intramural Spores; Choir, Wardrobe Direccor; Choru ; Octet; Stu­dent Council ;Concession Stand Manager; Kent. JOA PRA KF.\'TCH Dramatic Club; G. A.A.; Pep Club; Friend~htr­ELLE JEA. PRICE College Club; Shuttle, Edicor-in-Lhief, Friend­ship, Cabinet, Choir; en·ice Club, II.S.; Band; Oberlin. JEAN R. PRI GLE Transferred from East; ecrecan·. CLAIRE DELL PUGH . Choir; G. A.A., Friendship; Future Nur e ' Club; ursing.

RON IE RAWLEY Choir; lonicor; Aucornobilc Tr«dc School.

SALLY REY OLDS .H.S.; Friendship; G.A.A.; Student ouncil, cretan·, Can rc:c:n Commi ttc:e; CJ ass Secretary;

Rc:prc: c:iltati'c: co Buckeye: Girls" State; Alle­gheny; Inrenor Decorating. JOHN RIDE OUR SAM RONDINI Football; Restaurant Work. CAROL KONKE G.A.A.; Friendship; College Club; Junior

ouncil on World Affairs; Kent; Elc:mc:ntary Education. VIRGI lA ROE G.A.A., College Club, Band; Orchestra; String Ensemble:; Friendship; Cleveland Institute: of Music. JERRY RU DT Football; Basketball; Monitor; Ohio Scare Un i versi ry. JOSEPHA RUT Tc:lc:phonc: Operaror. DICK R THERFORD Football, Manager; Track, Manager.

CAROLE SABRACK Friendship, Cabinet, \'ice-President; G.A.A.; Canteen Committee, Secretary; Future Nurses' Club; Dramatic Club; College Club; Fred War­ing Group; Octet; Choir; Moniror; Ohio U.; Home Economics . MIMI SALA Friendship; G.A.A.; Program Seller; Future Nurses' Club; Pep Club; Monitor; Glee Club; Ohio U.; Home Economics. SHIRLEY SCHATZ Dramatic Club; Friendship; Pep Club; College Club; Merchandising. RICHARD L. SCHMOLZ Choir; H.R. Ticker Salesman; Moniror; Intra­mural Spores. JOSEPH! E SCIBANA Chorus; Hospital Training. CO ST A CE SClOKTI 0 Student Council; Friendship, Cabinet, Prc:si­dc:or; G.A.A.; Athletic Council; College: Club, Secretary; Junior Council on World Affairs, Treasurer; Macher. JOHN SCIULLA Football; Intramural Spores; Miami.

SA DRA SETTLES G.A.A.; 1:-riendship; Secretarial Work. PAUL SHAVER Hi-Y; rage Crew; Cheerleader; Shuttle Scaff; Intramural Sports; Color Guard, Wheaton Col­lege. SANDRA SIMO Friendship; Choir; Pep Club, Future Nurses' Club, Ptc>iJcnc, Program Chairman; G.A.A.; Huron Road Hospital School of ursing. EDITH SINESE G.A.A.; Moniror; Friendshi\1; hoir, Pep Club Sbuttle Solicitor; Obscrt•rr So iciror; Miami. SALLY SNYDER G.A.A.; Friendship; Chorus; Swimming Show; College Club; Moniror; Ohio University. WILLIAM SOLES Hi-Y; Armed Services. FRED STERLE ELAI E STEVENS G.A.A.; Friendship, Choir; Pep Club, Presi­dent; c:n·ice Club; Cheerleader; Moni cor;

wimming Show; Choru ; Kenc. A CY STRUGGLES

tring Ensemble; Orchestra; Choir; Cheer­Jeadc:r; Pep Club; Friendship; G.A.A.; Fred Waring Group; Ohio We !cyan. JUDY STUCHUL Obsrrt•er, Feature Editor, Ediror-in-Chief; Shuttle, Undergraduate: Ediror, Copy Editor; Friendship, Choir, H.R. Represenrarive, G.A. A.; Pep Club; College Club; .H.S.; Ohio U.; Chemistry. DOLORES SUTKA YTIS Managership of Srore.

JIM THOMPSO Band; Orchestra; Football; Intramural Sports; Service. TOM THOMPSO Moniror; Machinist. MICHAEL TRIVISON 0 Hi-Y, Group President; Chorus; Shuttle Scaff; College Club; John CarrolL VIOLA TURNER Friendship; G.A.A.; \Vhirlo; Secretary.

EILEEN VAJDA Friendship; Shuttle, Activities Editor; Observrr, News Editor; Pep Club; .H.S.; College Club;

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Junior Council on World Affairs, Secretary; Junior Acbievemenc; Medico.! Technology. BOB VONADA Cross-Country; Track; Swimming; Hi-Y, Group President, Vice-Prc:sidc:nt; Wirtc:nbc:rg.

LUCY WALLACE G.A.A.; Friendship; Band; MaJOrette; Or­chesrr•; Moniror; Junior Achievement, Bowl­ing Green. TOM \VAL WORTH Golf; Tennis; Basketball; Band; Monitor Cap­tain; Hi-Y. WILLIAM AUGUST WARD Football; Intramural Spores; Wc:sr Poinr. EMILY WATKINS Orchestra; Band; Shuttle Soliciror; Choir; Swimming; Senior Life: Saving; Ohio Scare:; Music Teaching. BARBARA LEE W ATKI S Pep Club; Friendship; Observer Scaff; G. A.A.; \Vhirlo; Ohio University; Arr. JOHN \VEA THERS CLARENCE WEHLING Hi-Y; Cullcgc Club; Sh11ttle Scaff; Incramural Sports, Head Scorc:kc:c:per; Ohio Scare:. EVELY A WELNIAK Student Council; G.A.A.; Athletic Council; Friendship, Cabinet; Shuttle Staff; College Club; Pep Club; String Ensemble; Choir; Or­chestra; Secretary. BILL WHIT ACRE Hi-Y; Canteen, President and Treasurer; Foot­ball; Baseball; Basketball; N. H.S.; Stude: or Council, President; Junior Ki,vani:otn; Rueger~ DAVE WHITEHORN Moniror; Band; Choir; Ohio Wc:slc:yan. SUE WIDLITZ Friendship, Cabinet, Secrerary-Trc:asurcr; G. A.A.; Chorus; Student Council; Swimming Team; ynchronized Swimming; Monitor; Macher; English Teacher. SHIRLEY WISEMAN Friendship; Pep Club. JEAN WITTER Dramatic Club, President; G.A.A.; Friendship, Cabinet, Secretary-Treasurer; Choir; Ocrer; N.H.S. RUTH WOLFE G.A.A.; Friendship; College Club; Pep Club; Bowling Green.

George N. Nelson JEWELER

DIAMONDS • WATCHES • JEWELRY

EAST CLEVELAND'S JEWELER SINCE 1920

1385 HAYDEN AVENUE GL. 1-4693

MOTTER'S MUSIC HOUSE Devoted to Music Exclusively

Specialized Instructions on All Instruments

All Lessons Private

Complete Line of New and Reconditioned Instruments

SHEET MUSIC PIANOS

GUARANTEED REPAIRS ON All INSTRUMENTS

1862 Coventry Road near Euclid Heights Blvd.

YE. 2-2407

11 7

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MERLE OWEN & SON

Funeral Home

Invalid Car Service

16049 Euclid Ave. Glenville 1-2101

HENRY CANNING, Inc.

Your Dodge-Plymouth Dealer

always a fine selection of used cars

14401 Euclid Ave. Glenville 1-5300

EAST CLEVELAND

1 18

DON FISHER

FOR

TINNING AND ROOFING

FURNACES

13444 EUCLID AVE. AT SUPERIOR

Diamond's

Men's Shop

1 3600 Euclid Avenue Ll. 1-681 0

SHAW GRAD '33

"ONLY QUALITY IN MEN'S WEAR"

DOBBS HATS FLORSHEIM SHOES

BOTANY SUITS

Insurance That Insures

HAMILTON Insurance Agency

FOREST HILL BLDG.

Cor. Euclid and Superior Aves.

Ll. 1-7361

ESSCO, INC.

"House of 100,000 Parts"

"Home of Good Service"

Every Best Wish for

Success to the 1954

Shaw High Senior Class

Essco 2034 Euclid Ave.

Cleveland 15, Ohio

WALT TETREAUX RIVER ROAD. GATES MILLS. OHIO

In the peace and quiet of

beautiful Gates Mills you can

choose gifts for every occasion

from our world-wide selection of

Silver • Crystal • Fine Porcelains

Leathers • Antique Prints

CLASS OF '28

River Rd. 1 mile south of Mayfield

GA. 3-3263

Thinhing About Your

Future 1

Maybe a telephone career is just what you

want- an interesting job with a good salary and friendly people to work with.

Why not come in and talk it over?

m THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 119~

MERCURY

"GET THE STRATTON STORY FIRST"

High Trades Good Service

BETTER CARS AT LOWER PRICES

STRATTON MOTORS INC.

15001 Euclid Ave.

Compliments of

DONLEY

Pipe and Supply Co.

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

120

UL. 1-3500

THE WILLIAM ABEL & SONS

co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS

HENRY A . ABEL, General Manager

7017 Superior Avenue HE. 1-0250

FUNERAL HOMES

1 5317 Euclid Ave. Cor. Shaw Ave. 1 5333 Euclid Ave. Near Shaw Ave.

We Carry a Complete line of Caskets in Our Own Display Room

Funerals Available to Meet Every Financial Requirement

Phones: Ll. 1-1 000 GL. 1-0614

PARKING IN REAR

Compliments of

STANWOOD CUT RATE

CORNER

STANWOOD & EUCLID

Women's Accessories

JORDAN'S SHOPPE

13604 EUCLID AVENUE

Ll. 1-9259

Let Us Be Your Florist

Be It "Black or Red"

THE FLOWER DELL

BILL MELTZER SHAW GRAD

TOM WOO

Noble Hand Laundry and Dry Cleaning

2217 NOBLE ROAD

CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OHIO

121

Compliments of

A Friend

For Distinctive Funeral Service

ANTHONY J. RINI

ANTHONY A. SCIANGULA

11315 KINSMAN

Phone WY. 1-6050- SK. 1-5652

Always At Your Service

Dress Suit Rental

SOMERS MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR

"Popular Brands At Popular Prices" Specialist In Boys' Wear

CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OHIO Phone Ll. 1-2042 2179 NOBLE RD.

PREFERRED FOR PRESCRIPTIONS

EUCLID TAYLOR PHARMACY

GL. 1-0823

Quality Drugs

Prestige Cosmetics

.-

SCHOOL MIDDIES SELECTION OF 42 COLORS

MARTIN'S New low Order

Collar DRY GOODS Yours

With CLEVELAND

Short Sleeves 1380 Hoyden

At Show

JOSEPH ECKERT HARDWARE

THE SPORTSMAN 'S STORE

1395 HAYDEN at SHAW Gl. 1-4797

HAYDEN BEVERAGETOWN I

Complete Selection SOFT DRINKS GLASSWARE

And Other Beverages

HOME DELIVERY DAILY

" Closed All Day Wednesday"

GL. 1-3211 1493 HAYDEN AVE.

BREAKFAST- LUNCH- DINNER

IT'S

PAUL'S RESTAURANT SHAW and HAYDEN AVES.

Open Daily 6 A . M . to 8 P.M.

GL. 1-8322 Closed Sundays

3940 Mayfield Now

122

At Noble

DAVIS & MOORE, INC.

Complete Home Furn ish ings

Rugs and Carpet ing

14400 EUCLID AVE. GL. 1- 1743

HAL'S MUSIC SHOPPE

Complete Line of Records

Small Appliances Radios

Sales and Service

1369 HAYDEN AVE. GL. 1-9159

FLOWERVILLE

Shaw High's Official Florist

Orchid Headquarters

EUCLID AVE., corner SUPERIOR

Glenville 1-6960

Max Meltzer Shaw ' 38

BONDI'S FURNITURE & APPLIANCES

1 0 "/. Above Cost

1501 HAYDEN AVENUE

BONDI'S EAGLE MARKET

Open 8 :00 - 11 :00 7 Days a Week

1521 HAYDEN AVENUE

"LEONARD'S"

Quality Meat Market

1469 HAYDEN AVENUE

Gl. 1-4435

Have Your Doctor Phone Us Your Prescriptions

STONEBRAKER'S GL. 1-74'1 0

3 Registered Pharmacists

ROSAliE- BILL- STONEY

SEE

RENDLESHAM

FOR

INSURANCE

12J

HAYDEN HARDWARE CO.

HARRY W . REID

Sherwin-Williams Paints

Steamers • Sanders

1505 HAYDEN AVE. GL. 1-6642

" Your Friendly Hardware Store"

OWEN'S PLANTATION

Wedding Receptions • Business Meetings

Individual Dinners • Bowling Banquets

We Specialize in Weddings

1 5357 EUCll D AVENUE Opposite Shaw

Gl. 1-2364 GL. 1-5880

McNEELEY'S FLORAL COMPANY

1383 HAYDEN AVENUE (Next to the Shaw Hayden Theater)

EAST CLEVELAND 12, OHIO Glenville 1-2683

(We Wire Flowers Anywhere)

THE MASTER'S

Card and Gift

and

Novelty Shoppe

14302 EUCliD AVENUE

Potted Plants Lamps

CONGRATULATIONS TO

CLASS OF '54

Ambassador Dress Suit Rental " Pete" Petrone at Your Service

FORMAL WEAR IS OUR BUSINESS

1516 Hayden Avenue East Cleveland, Ohio

GL. 1-1512

EAST END NASH CO. INC. 13829 EUCLID AVENUE Ll. 1-5300

USED CARS- 16229 EUCLID AVENUE

EAST CLEVELAND, OHIO

WHOLESALE PARTS

NASH

Ambassador and Statesman

Hydramatic

Rambler Convertible

Rambler Station Wagon

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