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CLA.SSES 38

A.CT:t"VITIES ea

A. T::E-1LETICS 140

SENIOR INDEX 170

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DONALD L. DREBU Principal

LEONARD VISCI As istant Superintendent

RUDY LIBERTINI As istant Principal

MARGERY HIELDS Director of Guidance

SELMA GAMBLE Home- hoot Liason Counselor

MEDICAL STAFF- ally Elliot, R ., School urse, haw; Richard B. hoot Physician; Linda T. Schneider, M.D., Medical Director

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MARIO CHILDS Guidance C'A.11111\cl11r

RICHARD \'LAH Guidance Counselor

ROBERT I ZAK Guidance Coun elor

SHAW ECRET RIE - I! . Leibert, D . Raby, C. B:mt ow . Tl. Parsh , L. Lossing , K. Kundmill er .

BOARD F.C:RF:TARIE - Fro11I Rou•: J. Richardson , L. Missbach , J. Dorman , M. Conner. Seco11d Rmt •: C. Black . J. Fisher, J. Crcnncll, D. M:1hon, M. Foote, M. Repasi , 1. Fle ming , D. Pow e ll, D. Fioritto .

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C \FETERI,\ ST i\FF -Front Roll' : J. Fox, A. Debelak.\\'. Gome\, B Griner, A. Per,hing, D \\'illiam,on, T. Q11anat SC'cnml Ruic: L. Jone,, M. Cnmford, \1. Sherry, B. Murray. '. Baker, A. Paugh. \I. lrn in. 11. \1cyers. \V. Timmons. L \\'alt•,. Director.

SHA\\ Cl!. TODIA ''-Front Ro1c: E. Ccc rrc, S. Pollina, H. Barbey. F. Mnrgotti. F. DiBbsio. Second RoH•: J. Lo,·ett, E . Wrhb. J. Silveroli. H. 'terba

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KORB CL'STODI \:'\ - Front Rote C \\'( ,tcrfil•lrl, L Klym .• ccr1rid Rote: C. wint, 8. Majcher. J. Callaghan.

Denni s ndolck Business Education

\'ida Augulis Mathematic

Ins Bishop English

Judith Barrett English

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Gail Amoff English

Walter Bettis Industrial Art

Bryce Bro" ninl!; Art

William H. Burgess cience, Ass'l. Football Coach

Paul Burton Social tudie , Athletic Director ,

Football Coach

Mary Ellen Cairns cience, Physical Education

David M. Butler Marching Band Director

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Donald Burton cience, Ass't. Marching Band Director

Lucille A. Cuin Mathematic . , Sr. las~ 1h bur

Wayne J. aroff Mathematics Coordinator

Harriet Carpenter Home Economics

Margot Cohen L,mp;u~ip;e

Roberta P. DcPri co Head Librarian

Mary J. Dietrich English

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Frances Charnas English, Play Production

Daniel Colnon Industrial Arts, Head

ally Ann Doman Assistant Librarian

Ronald Dnlinskv \lathcmatic,. Crn,, (;°ounlry.

A,, ·1. Track Coach

Della Ector Home Economics

John Fachnrich Industrial rt s

Kenneth Feiock cicnce

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Jean S. fa·kblad English

~lartha Elmore English, Shuttle Advisor

~firiam Folmer Business Education. Head

Richard Fort Health, Phys. Ed., Soc. Studies

Head Basketball Coach

Zach:trias Claro, Lanp;uap;c

Dolly Hamilton Business Education

William Coon Business Education

chool Treasurer

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S Robert Fraser Band, Orch., Dir. of Music

Dir . of T.V.

Theodore Cordyan, Renald Jones Mathematics

Christine I I arris Social Studies

Frank Hemphill Biology

Thomas Hutchinson Physical Ed., Head Swim Coach

Lyndell Kenai Social Studies

Ruth Honess Vocal Music

Daniel Horrigan Business Education,

Tennis Conch

Francine Kane rt

Th Pa U Np Pu Am Cm Bk Cf Es Fm Md No Lr 'l ',r, •

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William Kendall Science

Kenneth Kessler Mathematics

Herbert Klauss Language, Health,

As5't. Football Coach

Larry Lako cience. A\s't. Basketball Coach

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Judith Kirman English

Paul Kostansek English

Laura Lauridsen Business Education

Barry Lefkuwit, . Business Education

Aulcene McElfresh Home Economics

Lella Loftus English

Charles W. McFarland cience, Electronics

George McFall English

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Carol Ann Matz English

Hubert Mc cill Social . tud1es

Earl 1cNeilly Social . tudies, • tudent Council

Lenore Miller Hom • Economics

Betty olt Business Education

Ardis Millikan Special (Hearing Impaired)

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om1an McYicker Phy, .rl . A~s·t Foothall Coach

Lily Molho Modern Language Coordinator

Ruby Olson English, World Literature

La Vern Patton Engli5h

Cassi! Reynard Language, English

Eleanor Pavey Business Education

Paulette Presser pecial Education, (Slow Learners)

Dnniel Ricci cience

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Donnld Pfeiffer Engli.,h

Sally Rosi:nficld Mnth,.,matir~

Jo~PphinP SchP11Pr ocial tudics

James • ivard Social tudics , Head,

Ticket M:mager

Alice Roth English

Rodger Schnoke Social tudies , Ass't Ftbl. &

Btbl. Coach, Golf Coach

Carolyn Smith Language

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nclrew ako . ocial Studies

Edith eidman cicnce

Arthur mith Industrial Arts

Mandell Sperling En1di h, Audio Visual,

peech, Stagecraft

Mary Jane tebbins English

James A. Spicuna Social Studies, A\s't. Football Coach

Richard terba M::ithem::itic

Annie Tatum Physical Education

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Veronica Stadler Pliy,icnl Educutinn

Thomas Tenerovich English

Albert Thomson Special (Slow Leamer~)

George Todd English Department , Hearl

Ric hark W. las Industrial Arts

Paul Vaccariello ocial Studies

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asuel Tillman Physical Education, Wrest. Coach

As. 't. Football

Judy Uram English

Jan VanGalen Language

William Wilkinson Social tudies, Head Track Coach

Charlene Wright Phy ical Education

Darryl Wright Mathematfr~

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Dennis \Vondrak Business Education,

Ass't. Football Coach

William C. Lange cience Coordinator

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SENIOR

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OP"P"ICERB

TERRENCE FREEMAN President

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JOH LEIBERT Vice-Pre . idcnt

KATHI.EE KIYA GEORGE \LLE JUDY \Ll,E.

VICTORIA ALLE SJIIRLEY LMORE

LYVO IDELLA DER 0

TIM A DERSO DEBORAH AR 1 \LICI IIFORD

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JOY E B.\KER PATRI I<\ B.\LD\Vl ' ADERIA ' BAR 'E Y DEBOR \II B \RTLEY

MARY ELLE BARTO 1 BRAD BE LEY RICHARD BECKE HAUER A THO Y BENVE UTO

MARGARET BILLI 1GTO B HBARA BLUNT GREGORY BO ER

SHERYL BOOKER JAMES BRA OT QUE IE BRAY DON BROWN

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JEAN BROWN JOII ' BROW • PATRICIA BROWN

ROBERT BROWN GEORGE BURDETTE RU~ .\LI ·o BUR. 'EY

STEVE BUTLER DA ' !EL BYRNE: ' NCY C LI

MELA IE CARTER

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KA TIILEEN CECH MICHELE CHABRAND EDDIE CHI SL TO JF.RRY r.T.AMPITT

DEBORAH CLARK MICH ET. r.OJ ER VICKI COi ER ELISE COLEMA

RITA COLLI JACK CO AWAY REGINA CONNELLY CYNTHIA COOK

A NE CREED TEPHANIE CRO S WILLIAM CRYSLER THOMAS CUMMI

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DEBORAH CU NINGHAM JAMES CYPHERS MARGUERITE DAULL

CORNELIUS DAVIDSO LARRY DAVIDSO HIRAM DAVIS

SUSAN DAVIS MICHAEL DE DA YID DEARDE

ROBERT DE IS HARO DEN I J CQUELI E DILL RD

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LINDA DOUGLA BARRY DOW BETH ANN EA TO CARL ECTOR

DENI E EHRBAR PAUL ENGEL LYN E EVANS GARY FARRI

MICHELE FEDELL REBECCA FIELDS GERALD FITZPATRICK RICARDO FITZPATRICK

DAVID FLEMI G JUANITA FLEM! G NICK FOTINA CI !ARLES FREEMAN

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TERRENCE FREEMA JOAN fUHRY

JANICE GERMANE THOMAS GEST

MARSHALL GILAN THOMAS GILMORE

PAMELA GIP SO PRESTO GLOVER

PATRICIA FU ARI

NELSO 1 GIBBS

WAYNE GILMORE

OT PICTURED WILLIA~! G LLA 10

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CLEOPHIA GRAVELLY BRENDA GRIFFY BELINDA GRIFF! PAT GRIMES

GAIL GRO MAN SHIRLEY GULIA TT PAULA GUY HE RY HAIR TO

JEFFREY HALL JAMES HALLO JOHN HAMILA DONALD HANAWALT

ELAI E HANT AK DA YID HARDIN SANDRA HARGROVE EDD HARRELL

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JEROME HARRIS MACK HARRIS JOSEPH HART

USAN HART TRUDI MARIA HASKI S WALTER HATCHER

LAWRENCE HATTE JO EPH HEL"1AN MARK HEI LER

LLOYD HE DER 0 J DY mcH BARBARA HILLWIG

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DEBORAH HOLLY LI DA HOPE TEVEN HOUSEWORTH STEPHANIE HOW ARD

ROBI IWATA A.t'\1 JACKSO DANIEL JACOB UCCI ALFRED JOH 0

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DEBORAH JOHNSO '

CAROL Kl1. EY

CAROL KIRK PAULETTE KISROCZY MARY KLEITZ

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SUSA LA CMACK CARL LARSO AARON LA VEND ER CAROLYN LEE

JOHN LEIBERT JOH LEWER BRE DA LO C LUCILLE LOWRY

FLORENCE LUCA DEN IS LUTSKO STEVE LUTZ LEE LYNCH

EDW RD L YNDALL OPHELIA LYN KARE MADSEN WARRE MA DELBAUM

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LINDA MARTI MARY McCA N JOH McCORKLE

DOUGLAS McDOUGLE MAR HA McFARLA D DEBORAH McGAUGHEY

THOMAS McGRODER TIMOTHY McMA EMY

M RC RET Mc 'ALL LY !EAR HIRLEY MEDEDIT!l

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L \UR ,\ MEEKER MADEL! E MELLOR DER!<; Mill.ER DE lJSE MITCHELL

ANTHO, Y MITRI JOAN MIZICK ROSE MARIE MOORE

ELAINE MURPIW SUSA EDWARD 1EGENB0R DO ALD ICKER ON

RO ' \LO 1IED LE. LIE 'ORRJ CRETCHE OIIM JOA T E OROZCO

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V. l'\JTFRED OVERTO ' RICI !ARD OWE C\IL OWE ' S

BARBARA PACE lQRMA ' PALEY GARY PALMER

BARBARA PASTU II CLARA P TTERSON VICTORIA PATTER ON

TEVE P TTTE RALPH PAYTON JA lET PECKT ' PAUGH

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HERYL PEOPLES JACQUELINE PERNELL CONST A CE PETERS

PETER PETERS KATHY POORE

ROGER POWELL DEBORAH PRICE DARRELL QUA DF.R

RICHARD RABE THOMAS RHY A D CHARLES RITTENBURC THOMA ROB! SO

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ETHEL ROWE DO RUTLER CWE DOLY S DLER

USAN SALVA 0 ALFREDA SALVATORE CEDRIC SA ?DERS

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LE LIE AWYER ROBERTA SCH FT F. ERTC SCHA TZ

LIND CHARSCHMIDT WAY ESCH RU LICE SCOTT

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DOUGLA EAMAN CARY SEAMA ' A. 'TIIO:--:Y SERI

LI TOA HAW DIA 'E IECFRIED MARY IMMO RECI 'ALO IM

ELI E SMITH LY E MITH

PATRICIA SMITH SIDNEY MITH THOMA SMITH TERRY SNEED

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PHY! ISS ELLER THOMAS SOKOL PATRICIA SPENCER

GREGORY SPOL RICH MICHAEL SPRI GER GREGORY ST AKICH

DALE TEP 1\/CIK ST 'LEY STEPHE 'S LODEARIA TEVERSO:--:

PAULETTE TITE JoA~ 1 TO E CO 1RAD TRAUBE

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MARY AN SULLIV LINDA TABOR ROBERT TAYLOR PATRICIA THIELE

C ROL YN THOMA FAYE THO 1AS RITA THOMAS RITA THORNTO

DARRELL THOR TON ALICE TI SLEY ANTHONY TIMM JAMES TOLBERT

AL VI TOLLIVER ILDIKO TOMACHEK DA !EL TROMBLEY VALERIE TROTTER THOMAS TUBBS

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JAME UBBI K

USAN VA PELT LINDA V AUGHE

VERO ICA VITALE

AUDREY WARRE KENT WASHBUR

MARY ETHEL UNDERWOOD

BRICE WALTER

CORE DA WATKI

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ALICE VALE TINE PHILIP VAN PELT

LINDA VERCITH

ABDULLAH W ARITH NNE WAHMA

ARAH WATLEY

JOH WERT

KEVI WILLIAMS

MARTHA DERRY WATLINGTON

CHARLE WHTTE

MICHAEL WILLIAM

DIANA WHITIEN

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VERA WILLIAMS

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CARMEN WAY BARBARA WEBB

HENRY WILK! S DE ISE WILLIAMS

VERONICA WILLIAM

ERIC WIL ON HUGH WlLSO DA VlD WINKLER SARA WOOD

RO ALD WOODS GWENDOLY WRIGHT RICHARD WU DERLICH JAMES YATES

CAROL A YEAGER MICHAEL YE IOLOWSKI ANDRA YOU G JAMES ZELLER

Sl:CN:IORS NOT l?:ICTURJ:CD

PATRICIA BROWN ROBERT BROWN JEROME BRYANT LORAINE CARTER ELBERT COTTON KATHY EGGERS LINDA ELKINS

THOMAS CUZICK LIONEL HARRIS GARY JOHNSO JAMES JONES ROBERT McGEE GARY SEAMAN

CHRISTINE SCHOENBERGER MlCHAELSYLVESTER THOMAS THOMPSO VERNADINE TOWNSLEY LIZ TRAVIS FREDRICK WILLS

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RHONDA Y AXLEY

JOA ZIMMERMAN

JUNIORS

Thi year i. both an end and a beginning. It i. the end of being a lowly undcrcln<;<.mnn, the hegin ­ning of uppercla s tatu ·. ud­den I y the gate of college and busines yawn frighteningly close. Frustration and anticipa­tion take the place of the carefree life we led for our fir t two year at haw.

Anticipation of our enior year looms brightly on the hori­zon of our sub-conscious minds. The coming of class rings will mark, for many of u , the peak of our participation at Shaw High

chool. Finally June comes , the se­

niors of 1969 leave and the juniors tep forward to their place.

Calvin Black David Black Gloria Blakely Kathy Blank Bob Boothe Ronald Bridgewater

Linda Bright E ther Brooks Deborah Brown Reginald Brown Rnh Rnmkala Cliff Buggs

Levy Bunkley Leroy Burfitt Mike Burke Rosalind Burney

hirley Burrell Landus Burroughs

Gary Butler Abbey Byers Denise Caldwell Pat Carey Don Carlock Deborah Carson

June Carson Gary Causey Rick Centa Beatrice Chamber

usan Chapman David Chappell

Phil Adrine Janice Alexander Barbara Allen Sylvester Austin

Cheryl Baer Barbara Banks Betty R:irnfielcl Larry Beachler

Marvin Beachler Stan Bealow ki Richard Bennett Spike Billington

Bob Chorman William Chorman Yvonne Clancy Dawn Clark Ernie Clark llichnrd Clnrk

Frances Clem Thomas Coiner Terrence Collins Dulurc~ Cook Linda Cook Melvin f:ooprr

Rick Comez Dominic Corrado John C.n,11~ Susan Cowles J.inrla C'.ox Robert Cromartie

Tom C.rn~~ Willie Crowder I IP.len:i Crumye Jolu, Cullen Rick Cullc11 Richard

Cunnin11;ham

Rrian C.11,hn r John Dawcl1 C mid Darroch Reginald D11,h Jim Daull Donna Dllvl'nport

Robert Davie, Marv Davi~ Rick Dud~ Vickie Dca11 Debbie Uearden Gloria Dent

Oti Dent Chri DiPetta Linda Douglas

ila Dunlap Rae Durrah Christian Dussinl,\

David Du ing Carl Ector Ruby Edwards Dan Engel Helen Evan Knr in F 111terbllr$!

Bessie Fambro Ronnelle Fanner Carol Fleming Patricia Flood Jeff Flowers

ue Flynn

Karen Forcht Phyllis Foreman Belinda Fosh Margie Fowler Michael Freeman Russell Fried

Albert Froelich Tom Fuller Deborah Furman Peter Gaizuti

ancy Calambu h Vernell Cary

Peter Gibbs Vellah Cilan Cheri Giles Timothy Gilham Janet Clover Cathy Gottron

Jacquelin Crace Patricia Crace Mary Beth Grant Cindi Green Jacquelin Griffin Ron Griffin

Mozell Crimes Ellen Grover Joseph Guinea Donna Gunn Thomas Cuzick Mark Hairston

Daniel Hall Jody Halliday Kim Halliday

ina Halliday Jane Hamilton

adine Hamilton

aomi Hamilton Kathy Hanrahan Andy Hardy Don Harley Joe Harnichar Eddie Harris

Geraldine Harris Glenda Harris Lee Hurri\ Rosemary Harris Wayne Harris William Harri s

TyronP H:itf"hcr Pete HaYens Terrv Hawkins Ella ·Hayes Dorothy Heard John Heiman

Heidi Henderson Dre" Henery Barbara Herbert Patricia Hicks Robyn Hill ~laurice Hockey

Ri.,)1:inu I lommcl Quiuellu Jlonper Ruth I lope ., L:liti" Hnw,ml Patrii:ia Hru~kn Donna I lmbk

E\Cn:ll lluuin, T.incb Hunter Laura HuntinpJon Edward Hyde Lillian Hvdc \' cnida I fylton

Rickey Iniram Gloria Jackson Veda Jackson Joe Jan on James Jefferson Karen Jewell

Jeannie Jezeski Beverly Johnson J anettc Johmo11 Laura Johnson

yh ia John~on Allan Jone

Chri, Jon!'~ rai1L To11e~

E:irlic June:, clori:i Jones Glorio Jones James Jone

Jerold Jones John Jone Michelle Jones

oreen Jones Vemard Jones Ron Juliano

Robert Kane Bonnie Kay Ken Kelleher Dave Kelly Anthony King Barb Klooz

Ron Kost Jim Kotnik Cherie Kozlik Kathy Landry

ick Lanese Ken Lebda

Patty Ledger Betty Leibert Ziporah Lemberg

u an Leuenberger Byron Lewis Deborah Lindsey

ick Lorenzo Lillie Love Gail Luca~ Dave Luzier Joan Lyles William Lynch

William Lynn Linda MacDonald Paul Mandelbaum Tim Mannen Tim Marcovy Paul Marcum

Karen Marshall Marco Marshall Sally Mason Francine Massaro Patrick Mates Vincent Matlock

Craig Maxwell Jim McCarthy Bruce McCauley Debra McCauley Gertrude McCoy Anne McDermott

Mike Md)ow!'ll Alan McKee Frederick McKelton Jim Mcndolera Jacquclyu Menefee Terry Menefee

Daniel Mickshaw Patricia Miller RaynanJ llcn

Miller J\lvm \.11m~ Ccral<l Mim~ Ro~amaria Mitri

Lisu Molle~ lrlinc Mou<ly St:m Moore V11le,ie Moore Dorothy MorJ1,w1 Pal Morj!an

andra Morgan Jerome Mosley Robert Moss Ronni Mroczka Harold Muncy Casimar arbutaitis

Renee !'1:eely Faye 1eice Deborah Nelson Putriciu cl 011 Wilmt·r '\lpwman Jnnl' \;j hnl,

Cindy Noble Stan oga Carol olden Viriril O'Bryan Raforrl Orlom Jacquelyn 01iver

Jeffery O'NeaJ Margaret O ea! Jim Owen Jim l'nhl Murcia Palmer Deborah Pannell

Clarc11cc Parker t,;rlwarrl Pnrkcr Jeff Pattie Bnrbarn Payne Irene Payne Deborah Payton

Susan Pearse Anthony Pearson Don Pedersen Karen Pedersen \'ance Pennyman

heryl Peoples

Barbara Perkin, Irene Pershinp; Pat Peters Linda Pctko,ich Debbie Petrone Bessie Petty

Lynda Phillips Darryl Pinkney Dorothy Pinkston Joe Pishnery Allen Polk Ruth Pomi<lore

Daryl Porche Jerome Pritchett Dai y Pudze Karlis Puclze Monica Putnam Antoinette Quinn

Gordon Rae Igor Rae Jame Redding Carl Redmond Constance Reeves Diana Reid

Ken Rhodes Craig Rice Bill Richardson Karen Richardson Gretchen Rie Ruthi Risberg

Paula Robbin s Chris Roberson Frank Rodgers Linda Rodgers Johny Rogers Claudette Rubertino

Olga Rudko Barbara Rudy Tony Rumpf

ancy Russo Laurel acha Bob amson

Marvin Sault Steve Scanlan David Schantz Elnine Scheel Jimmi Srott Clarice Segulin

Bonnie ~enger Jorden Shackelford Jounn h11ntery Ccori:(ettc. Sharlz K;1ren . htll.'11lx·r11,Pr Pamela Shones

:,.:,,ncv Shr.1drr Paul:; . hraic, Dennis · imp,m, William Simpson Denise Sim, Clifford mith

James. mith \'all•ri,, Smith ~like nydcr Patricia . pells BrL·ndn Spenrt>r James pithas

Laurel tanek Jeffery SL1rne~ 11-lvrn Sterle Ron Stepien Sharuu l~'H'"' Julia Stofko

alh lrn"lmft>r Cur~l Strni Pl lsanc Stu bh, Mary tubbs James Sullh an Robert Sulliv'1n

LaMonte Summers Snnjanetl.l wan on Marth:i . ylvcstcr •dith Tnnko

Carl:i T:wlor Carter Taylor

Ray Tclgarsky Donzella Terrell Brin11 Thomu, Cedric Thomas Craig Thoma G" cndolyn Thomas

Linda Thomas P ~ Thomas Roland Thornton Beverly Toney Lee Townsley Vemadine Townsley

Elizabeth Travis Alan Trott Wiley Tubb5 Curtis Tucker Gloria Turner Andre Tyus

Kenneth Tyus andy Urrnetz

Mary Vandetti Debby Van Pelt David Venable Debby Vogt

Cindy Wa/!;ner Jeff Walter Hassan Warith James Washington Frederick Watt Elsa Way

William Webster Racine Weem Jefferson Wells

haron Well Melaine Wesby Alvinice Wesley

Charle Wesley Harmon Westerfield Howard Westerfield Cheryl Whatley

adine Whitehead Cynthia Whitmore

Daniel Whitmore Roderic Wiggins Tony Wi!!;l!;ins Wanda Wilkins Jim Will Aaron Williams

Brenda Williams Kenneth Williams Lynda Williams May Williams Rose Williams Thomas Wilson

The sophomores returned to school this year with a feel­ing of confidence and a great desire to become involved once again in the many activ­ities offered to our students.

Thi was the first year in which the sophomores could truly become actively involved in the 1 of 10,000 campaign. They met this responsibility with great success.

The opportunities to join organizations presented them­selves once again and were accepted with more confi­dence and understanding than before.

The sop homore class of 1969 proved themselves an important part of our student body.

Judy Yoshioka Karen Zambrzicky Rex Zeller

Timothy Wilson Robert Wittke Calvin Wom::ick Linda Wood Rosalind Woods Robin Wulf

S0l?HO:D4:0RES

Virgia Adams Dave Alaimo Brenda Alexander Gail Alexander

Kenneth Alexander Darryl Allen Lorenzo Allen Denotrise Anderson

Paul Antolick Beverly Armstrong William Atkins Rick Aubry

Eleanor Awadalla Du111w Bnitnllto Mary Bailey Thomn~ Bailey

nita B!lll11rd B vcrly B1mnii111,

Tonie Barnes Larry Barrett Dearryl Bass Jeff Ba ell Dezelle Bell Sandra Bell

Joseph Bendekovich V irl!:inia Benz Martin Berp;cr Dani~e Beny Blythtmia Binon Jo Ann Bi7.Z ·II

Burdi Blackwell andy Blair

Ronald Blevins athalie Blossom

Barbara Bolden haron Bolger

Charles Booth l ~a::ic Borom

rthur Boyd athan Boyd

Paul Brack Kathie Brackin

Rita Bradley Linda Brady Rufus Brady Cindy Brandt Mary Brasfield Elizabeth Bray

Terrence Brennan Anita Brown Catherine Brown Deborah Brown Jo Ann Brown Robert Brown

Rochelle Brown Zorita Bruce Bea Burgener Tony Burgio

andra Bums Tim Burroughs

Celestine Burwell Francis Butler Cynthia Canady Enoch Carmichael Yvonne Carpenter Ricky Carter

Janet Castle Debra Catledge Harriet Chambers Tony Chambers

ancy Champagne Brenda Chavis

Mike Childs Robert Childs Stephanna Child~ Jack Claiborne Bob Clampitt Pricilla Clark

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Jacki Cocker Jolin ( :tiffey Alfred Col<· Rhnnrla Cole Roger Cole Oddie uk·mnn

Boh ,oilier Kent Collier Jon Collin, Retha Compton Jan Cooper Maurice Cooper

Wornnthan Copelunrl

Rich Correll Harrv Crcn haw Richard Crumye Annette Dancy Rosa Daniels

Sarah Dani<+ Cynthia Uavidso11 Donald D:.i\'i1hnn Patricia Dawson H1trr'} DMrdcn Ricardo De Fore t

Raymond Dent Meredith Dickson Dave Dilleaher

!arty DiPetta Bob Donaldy Denise Dou~a

J. rk D0u1,1la Jon Dreifort Charle Dumont John Duncan Josephine Duncan Arlca,t Dye

Sht'rinc Ed~, ui-d, }.1arj111 ii> Engli,h Elaine E, ank~ Barhar.1 Evam Jim Fq,n~

, Linda Evc1-y

Jacquelyne Ezell Timothy Fain BeTTUlI'd Felder Larry Field Tim Finley Jan Flow rs

Brad Fortlage Ro etta Foster Odphim, Fuuutain

ancy Fox David Frak Christine Frank

Nathaniel Frazier Thomas Frierso Tanya Gaines Su an Gearity Richard Gerasimos Gianni Gianguzzo

Lee Gooden Paul Gorek Margaret Gould David Gravely Charles Grayson Jeff Green

Debra Grega Diane Grieve Tonja Griffey Barbara Grover Patricia Gullatt Ovida Gunn

Jill Hageman Michael Hall Carl Hamm Linda Hardin Pamela Harrehh Deirnee Harris

Faye Harris Geraldine Harris Gwendolyn Harris Malinda Harris

ina Harris Thomas Harris

Brian Hartford Tom Hastings Deibera Hatten Gordon Hawkins Howard Hawkins Debra Hayward

Daniel Heaton Kathleen Helmick Ruby Henton Shirley Herbin George Herndon James Hewitt

Mich11d HiRh Dean Hill Ethel Hill Michael Hill Theima Hill Robert Hogan

Marva Holly Lois Holmes Peter Hommel William Hommel Laura Hood Samuel Hopes

Franklin Howard Robert Hruska Phillip Hudson Cheryl Huff Jo Anne Huggins Jomna Huggins

Clayton Hughe~ Susan Ilugh1<~ Ardelia Hull Gary Hunley Janet Ingram Deborah Jachon

Ernest Jackson Sheryl Jackson Patricia James Paul Janmey Vernon Jenkins Bryce Jennings

Steve Jewell Bernie Joelson William Johns Cynthia Johnson Jenice John~on Pam Johnson

Renee Johnson Alfonso Jones Dean Jones Jimmie Jones John Jones Lorraine Jones

Sharon Jone Theon Jone Tommie Jone William Jones Valerie Jordnn Barbara Kufkn

Harrv Keller Beve.rly Kerrigan Wayne Ketterman Rose Kinp; Joyce Kinn y James Kis el

Mary Jo Klimowski Ann Klodet k William Knox Diane Ko in ki Tom Kovatch Ginny Kraber

Ken Lacey Jeffrey Laenp; Herb Larson Barry Las iter

tanley Lauderdale Danny Lauffer

Jim Lauffer va Lawson

Crystal Lep;p; Carmella Letcher Audrey Loftin Delcenia Lomax

Deborah Lon!!, Mary Love Cindi Lupi Gary Lutz Rich Luzier Pamela Lynch

Robert Lunch Darlene Machoyd James Mackura Robert Manoeh Jan Marbury Charle Mar hall

Thomas Marshall Edward Martin Edward Martin John Martin Everett Matlock Aaron Matthews

Pies Mays Tejuahna Meanes Jo Anne McAleer

p;ertha McBride John McCann Livingston

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Mark McDou!de Deborah McFarland Audra McGee Gayla McChcc Ruymonrl McGhcc Miclmcl McKelton

Belinda McKinney t~_ley McKinney

With McMichuel David Ml' all John Mcuefee Karen Merrill

llo~alinrl hller Allen \.fitchell Bernard Mitchell Clarice Mitchell

ndrea Mole ch James Mont)!.omery

Dc,011 Moody Abbott Moore Kennith Moore Mary Moore Terry Moore C11ry Moni~

John Morris Mil<lrc<l Moni~ Rober1 !orris Kay Moni~on Jucquclim: fo~Jey Jeanett!' Mullen

Rox 1agy David athanson Timothy 'iel on

haron orris Linda Oliver Hnymonrl Oliver

Jame · ()'Nenl Mirha ·I ~wm Willinrrl Owrns 'athanid Pndii, rt

J. mes Pai~c B th Pain

Cynthin Palmt!r Phil Fulmer Tonya Parish Willie l' 11rh Dclxiruh Pntrersrm Dw. me Patter un

Cele tine Patton Bruce Payne Karen Payne Jame Payne Geraldine Peoples Sue Perchan

Linda Perry Richard Phelps Derrick Piccirillo Tere a Pishnery Robin Plater Judy Powell

Lawrence Powell Willa Price Willie Price Willis Price Vanlhia Proio Greg Prokop

Elaine Psihouatas Tom Rafferty Jonathan Ralls Dale Reardon Patricia Reedy Formosa Reeves

Dennis Reynolds Janet Richardson Robert Rickett Christine Ries Micheal Riffle Lenora Riggins

Thomas Ritteaburg Vanessa Roberts Gary Robinson Linda Robinson Dave Rodgers Helen Roesky

Roberta Rose Gareth Ross Michelle Ross Sandra Ros Frank Rudolph Jerry Ruffin

Deborah Russell Terry Ryser Remard Safo William Samson Vance Sandens Willi Sander

Al Sander~ Lynn. ankcr Dt'nni~ Sapp Timmy Sehe I Marty Schoeuen r~u~Pnia Schwcndler

Limlu Scott Augu tus

hnckelford Lavern Shepherd Erwin Schrader Phillip Siler Cynthia Simpson

Mark Simpson Cheryl Sims J:ml\e Sim Janice Skipper Sherman Slade Morris Slotkin

Ronald Small Arcluc Smith Charles Smith Delores mith Diane Smith Limfa Smith

Tony Smith Scott Sneller Rick Sostarie Ruth paulcling Deborah Spencer Ricky pringer

McKinley Stallworth Patti tanek Deborah taples Val tepien Trent StPvPn~on George tewart

Ralph Stewart Yvonne tewart Est her liner

aughn. tilt Doudas 'ulli, .1n Ca andrn uttles

emPttn . uttles Mathew Tabor Deni~c Tanko Diun Taylor Pamela Taylor . h ib Taylor

Dennis Thomas Dwight Thoma . Cluria Thompson Denise Thornton John Tolbert Trrry Tr,n is

Gail Tubbs Patricia Tubbs \ricka Tucker Robert Tyler

hirley Underwood Laima \'aiginis

Dave \'alcntine Rosanne Varro Brian \ 'e rgith Chip \ ' i,ci Debbie \'itale Kenneth \'ilon

William Waddle . Barbara Wade Denise \\' ade ~larvin Wade \1elvin Wade Pat Walker

Cyril \Vall ace Linda Walter \' .ilenta \ ard Amannah Warith Kaheem Warith Je\\el Washington

Tessc \\'a . hington ~1aurice Watley Gennora Watson Phillip Watts Rubette Watts ~like Waugh

Sandra Weeks William Weems \donis Weldon Victoria Wells Barbara Wert Elsie Wesley

Margit Wessler ~lichael Westbrooks lJavid \\ htte Robert White Sam White Thomas White

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Kathryn Whitmore Charles Wickline Su,a11 Wild Vivian Wiley Barbara William, Dian!' William,

france, Willi11111, Ceor11;e Williams Gregory William, ]e,,ic Willi.,m, L.ivonm: \Villinm•, J .rr Willi:,m,

1'.1i(-J-,.11•I Willium, Kathy Wilson

tanley \\ 11 on Rn~a Winkfield Amos Win\ton James Wint

Karin Wishner A\1 WnndPn Cluria Wuu<l~ Veni e Wordl:m Li11d,1 Ynrhrn1111:h Chark:~ Yatc~

Charles Youn11: Carnett Young John Zamhr1.irky

P"RESH~EN

The freshman year mark the beginning of a new experience in applied I arning. The chool at first seem to be filled with un­ending hall and pa sageways, but the fre hman oon learn that the " urvival of the fitlt:sl" ut:­

pend on a knowledge of hort­cuts, powerful elbow -and a trong v ill to be educated, which

he finds i the bigg,e t reward for hi effort .

haw oon changes from a ho tile environment into a place where each new student can find fulfillment through many reward­ing activities that help to broaden hi outlook on life.

Schultz Anderson Ulysses Anderson Tony Angelove Phyllio Antolick Philip Antone Christy Arm trong

Vane sa Ashford Rupert Bailey Edward Baker Essie Bankston Gwendolyn Barnes Seville Barne

Renae Barr Geri Bartkus Junius Battle Deborah Baugher Tony Bealer Beverly Beard

Edward Beard Vernard Becoat Patricia Bell Bob Bendekovich Eddie Berry Valerie Betley

Thelvemice Binion Jean Bizzell John Black Rosalind Blackwell John Blevins

usan Blunt

Lois Adams Richard Adams Thomas Aldrich Michelle Alexander

Ronald Alexander Quaxote Algarin Quixote Algarin George Allagas

Joseph Allen Michael Allison Janet Alvarez L. V. Anderson

Willie BoRarty Vernillis Honey 'athan Booker

Ida Boone John Boothe Richard Born

Stanl~y Buyd Pam Rradley Dorinda Brady Roberta Brandt Roosevelt Braxton Jerry Bridgewater

Aletha Brimage Betty Brook~ Bonita Brown Bradley Brown Chester Brown David Brown

Joyce Brown Renee Brown Teresa Brown Putricia Hu,:hnt'r Clinton Bugic, Linda Bunkley

Venita Cable Euiene Cain Currv Caldwell Richard Caldwell Cheryl Calhoun Doriess Campbell

Mike Campbell Kenneth Cannon Steve Carlson Barhara Carr C=r~e Ca~lellauu Gary Casstevens

Alfonzo Chapman Marie Ciccarello Betty Gilford David Clayton Vanita Comn Charle~ Cole

Claudette Cole I aac Coleman Thomas Coleman Johny Colston Bonni Conaway Phillip Cooper.

Sharon Cooper Dennis Crim Larry Cross Richard Cur chman Rosemarie

Daniel on Henry Date

Carolyn Davenport Juanita Davenport Dale David Barbara Da is Charles Davis Elizabeth Davis

Gary Davis I lenry Davis James Davis Luther Davis 1arilyn Davis

~1ichelle Davi,

Carol Dearth Edward Dennis Vanetta Dexter John DiLalla Walter Dillard Paul Doerr

Debra Douglas Elizabeth Draper Mark Drefs Hester Duncan Ruth Easton Linda Ebbert

teve Egger Bernice Elder Stewart Erne t Lori Evans Anne Fagerburg Rep;inald Farmer

David Farris Manlio Ferrante Cyril Finley Veronica Fisher Deborah Fitzpatrick Robert Fleming

Larry Flowers andra Ford

John Ford Bob Forestall

haron Fountain Barbara Franks

John Franks Leon Freeman Pamela Freeman Jerry Fuller Tom Caines Michucl CulumLu~h

D0u11;las Carrison Allen Cary James Cary James Cearity Mary Gephart Richard Gibbs

Teresa Gipson Bruce Clover Rickie Clover Rol>l!rt (Aiim Ava C'.omes Pamela Gordon

Johnie Goss Roy Grace David Grant Murray Grave

beryl Gray Them· < .r Pn

Culhy Grcttll1011\l' Lawrence Greene J ~St, Gunn Michael Gunn Cynthia Gll7ick Bernice Hairston

Ru\u Hull Arnold Hampton Raymond Harbour Jame . Harcus Curtis Hard,vick Janet Hardy

Edward Harwave amuel Harrell

Clarinda Harris Derek Harris Juhn 1-!urri Lynn Harris

MirhPle Harris Rita Hurrh Ru ell Harri. Willie Harris Becky Hart Rasheed Hasan

Gloria Hatt en Hunter Haven s Michael Helmick Donna Hender son Kermit Hender on Christine Henry

Terry Henry Jacqueline Herbert Deni e Herdin Jannette Hicks Tom High Curtis Hill

Darrell Hill Donnette Hill Linda Hill Phyllis Hill John Holbrook Martha Holm

Martha Holzheimer George Hommel Donnella Hope Cecilia Hopkins Lester Howard Patricia Howard

heila Howard andra Howell

Sandy Howell Wayne Howell Billie Hubbard Tom Huber

Thelma Hudak Harry Huebner Garry Hughes Walter Hughes Charlette Huguley Mary Hull

Pat Hunley Sandra Hunley Debra Hunter Walter Hyde Beverly Jackson Gregory Jackson

Karen Jackson Leon Jackson Linda Jackson Sylvia Jackson Veda James Thomas Jamison

Jeffrey Juu:.011 franrine Jenninv.:, Cwen Jilek Michael Joelson Ronald Johns Catherine Johnson

Charles Johnson Clarence Johnson Dorothy Johnson Gerald Johnson Gerard Johnson Gertrude Johnson

Julius Johnson Lorenzo Johnson Priscilla Johnson Robert Johnson Hon:ilrl Jnhn~on VanC))a John:;on

Barbara Jones Charles Jones Debra Jones Donald Jones Emery Jones Inez Jone

Johny Jones Lnvelle Jone~ Theron Jones Donna Jordan Cynthia Journey Lorenzo Kane

Barbara Jo Kennedy Loraine Ketltmnan Artis Kno Judy Kovatch Maxine Kyle Phillip Lanier

Cluudil\ Lann Donovan Largent Jody Le Bouton Ro aliml Lecgrand Kathy Lenyard Williom Lew rs

Jeanie Lightner Ray Lightner Sandra Lind ey Douglas Little Mona Logan Christine Lok

Wyatte Lomax Malhha Long Robert Lucas Michael Lynch Christine Mack Jame Mahone

Michael Marion Howard Mar hall Norman Martin Gregory Mason Joanne Massaro Timothy Males

Kenneth Maxwell Jack May Gwendolyn

McAdory Linda McArthur Peter McCarthy Gregory McCha.in

Curtis McCoy Delphine McCrary Tara McDougle Carl McFarland Lawrence McGhee Harvey McGowan

Dwight McKenzie Valdia Mc eil Johny McThirsty Jacquelyn

McWhorter Cynthia Meanes Sharon Menefee

Joan Meredith Mary Micken Terry Miller Arnold Mitchell Barbara Mitchell Brenda Mitchell

Carolyn Moffett Barrie Montgomery Linda Monroe Betty Moore Gerald Moore JuHe Moore

Roosevelt Moore Melvin Morris Lois Morrison Deborah Morrow Betsy Morton William Morton

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Lu,ry Nonis ictona onis

Le O 'Bry. n Howard O'Connell Jerdelvia 0 ' cul Carl O~tanek

Jeffrey Owens Keryn Owens Marilyn Owens

hirley Padgett Dave Pahl Mark Paine

Glen Palmer Patricia Pannell James Parker Donald Partridge Arlrian Patter on I >Avirl Pattersu11

Stnnlev Pat tcr ·un Charlie Mae Payne Marian Payne Paula Pearn Shuri Pemb rton P nny Perkin~

Mike Perry Ronnlrl Peter~un Eliana Petrini Dennis Petti Robert Phelps Robert Plucuk

Karen Posatiere Brue,_. Price Jonathcn Price Oliver Price Authvny Prin(" Lana Puz

Robin Ralls Emcll Ra hfunl Bernard Reber Kenny Reed Eleanor Reese William Reeves

Bill Rhode Debbie Rhyand Suzanne Ries Gary Riley Brenda Roberson Ulys es Robinson

David Roga ki Timothy Rogers David Ro~<.:Ot: James Roe Erne t Rowe Patricia Rowe

Ronald Rowlano Bernice Royster John Rubertino Michael Rubertino Clifford Rush Demetrius Safo

Bruce Samuels Franklin Sanders Olean Sanders Woodrow Sander Mike Sawyer Mark Schantz

Randy chever James Schobel

athaniel hannon Debra Shearon Betty Simmons John Simmons

Sam Simmon James Simison Eric Sims Lloyd Singleton LaVern Slade

orman Slotkin

Vikki Smiley Bernice Smith Charles Smith Cornelius Smith Faye Smith Jacqueline Smith

Laverna Smith Libby Smith Lavelle Smith Michael Smith Norma Smith Ronald Smith

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Sharon Smith Joanne Spain Dorothy Spells Sharon Spencer Ten:s:. Slanh;y Barbara

Stu11n .nbn11r

Randolph Steele Irene Steiger Michael Stephen~ Brenda Stevcm Clifford Stewart Cary Stoner

Kathy Storie Darnell Suttle~ Vi<.:kie Sullh:~ Ezekial Swanson Jon Sylvester

adine Tabor

Fred Talton Chmta Taylor Clarence Taylor Lynn Taylor Michael Taylor Dennis Thomas

Jimmie Thomas Myra Thomn, Patricia Thom113 Patriria Thoma~ Sherrilee Thoma Dexter Thompson

Shirlette Toler Sharon Tolliver Larry Toney Violet Toney

ancy Townsley Dehra Treat

Jean Troll nnfo Tubb

Larry Tubbs Jnm s T11ck r Richard Tucker Howard Twigg

Tack TwiM~ Christopher Tyu~ Dan Van Pell Angela Vereen Evonne Vick Barbara Vitale

Larry Wade aomi Wah

Felisha Walker Morris Walker Michael Wallace Edna Walton

hannon Washburn helley Wa hburn

Tony Waters Mary Watkin Robin Watley El:iinf' Wntts

Augie Way Douglas Webb Carl Webster Mark Web ter Annie Weem Deborah Well

Jennifer Whatley Lamar Wheeler DPbbie Whetzel Arlene White Eddie White Kimberly White

ylvester White andra Whitfield

Robert Wiechering Lavelle Wiggins Carole Williams Cottrell Williams

Eddie Williams Jackie Williams James Williams John Williams Phylli Williams Sandra Williams

Tannyka Williams Clarence Wilson John Wilson

orris Wilson Sterling Wilson Joe Wimberly

Ellen Winters Frank Witcher Ruth Woodard Laurie Woods Larry Woodson Cheryl Wright

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SOUT:E-1 P.ACIFIC

, outh Pacific, the famous musical by Rodgers and Hammer­st 'in , wa . performed at haw this year. dapted from James

1ichencr's book, Tales of the outh Pacific, the plot centers around activities among avy personnel on a , outh Pacific island during World War II.

Be ide being an entertaining play amplified by a lot of color and excitement, outh Pacific also deliver a dynamic message. Prejudice and its evil a ortmcnt of side effects are overcome by the best antidote for bigotry: Brotherhood.

Ba. ically the play contain two love . tories. The fir t concerns a young navy nurse, ellie Forbush, and a middleaged Frenchman, Emile DeBeque. Early in the play , ellie, torn between her love for Emile and her apprehcn . iveness about his Polynesian children , is forced to struggle against the prejudi e of her upbringing in order lo find happiness.

The . econd love story concerns young Lieutenant Joe Cable and Liat, his beautiful Polynesian lover. During the cour. e of the play , Jo and Emile become friends and eventually go to inve tigate enemy troop movements on a remote i land, far from Liat and

ellie. s the end nears, Emile and ellic are reunited, but Joe is killed, thu giving a Bittersweet ending lo an excellant Musical.

Flash Gorclcn ancl ancy urse.

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I got that feelin' . .. . . . .

Cheers I

Our champaigne mu,ic maker, .

Whnt do you mean, di~hp,rn h:,nds? Bird in :l RUildecl C:IRP

Look at them coconuts! Putting the best foot fom arrl.

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l.\a:A. Y- Q, UEEN 1869

\ ith the warmer ·weather each year come pring, and th anticipation that is alway forerunner to one of haw's big­ge. t events, fay Queen. Basically , the Ma Queen activitie are true to tradi­tion in that every e ent is in a equence that ha long b en "the Way of the May" pagaentry.

The beginning i ignalled by the nom­ination of ix girls, chosen by the entire enior cla to run a candidate in the

election for Queen. After the candidates have been announced publicly, th y are allowed one week in which to make them­selve known. Each girl accomplishes thi through the enthusia tic support he re­ceive from her manager and ·'promotion committee", who try to prove to the stu­dent body that their girl should "top the Kingdom".

At the end of the committee's prepara­tion, they give a skit on behalf of their nominee. Many times the skit reflect a great deal of time and effort, and are packed with fast moving gag and panto­mimed punch lines, yet each fulfills the purpose of presenting its candidate in the best light.

Afterwards, the six girls are formally presented and the pagaentry enters its most exciting stage. Election held oon after determine the new queen. Diane Pattie was crowned May Queen for 1968, and reigned over the dance at Korb Lounge with the 0°ther members of her court: elena Burrough , Deborah Holz­heimer, Christine Troychak, Rose Lapin, and Marcia Linamen.

Princess Selena Burroughs with George ullivan.

Queen Diane ruling over her court.

Princess Debbie Holzheimer accompanied by 1 Haag.

Diane Pattie n:mked by her brothers , Jeff and Steve.

1968 May Queen Candidates.

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Altcndanl Clirb Troychck C\corted by Bob Williarm . Rose Lapin escorted by one of the Suszter's.

Diane Pattie accepts her nomination with help from Bruce Westcott.

"The Lettermen."

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Marcia Linamen with her escorts Bill flprem and Tom Gest.

Queen Diane i~ crowned.

SENIOR " .A " DANCE

t-.1ay Queen is not the only event of the spring sea .·on. Many others help to make it a memorable time. The enior "A" Dance i. held a \\'eek after May Queen and offers a busy night to all. Sponsored by the Canteen Council, the event also marks the recognition of -;ome outstanding senior,; ,, ho are honored for achci\'emenl during their high school years. The follcl\\ing "'eek brings the .'enior Prom. Honor clay comes ne-.;t, the seniors' last day in high chool. Then, ·eniors and their par nts attend Clas ight. Both of the. e events honor student for participation in extracurricular activities and for excellence in studies. Capping the year comes graduation \\hich all seniors ha\'e wailed for ,, ith much anticipation.

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GR.A.DU A TION '68

In eptember, many enior groan a they try to picture a eemingly end­le . year of burial in the book . But many are hocked al how fa t their nine months of ntombment come to a clo e-and hov oon they must begin preparing for th re ponsibilitie that await them out ide the high chool doors.

Many of the seniors try to specu­late about the uncertainties of their future cour e of action. maze of po ible careers open up to them ; each one must be carefully weighed and con idered according to potential gains and losses- both financially and emotionally.

Yet, the enior year is not only a time of uncertainty-it i al o a time of complete enjoyment of "here and now " which i and can be an exciting part of every senior's life. Each senior experience a cementing of old friend­ships and the gaining of new and re­freshing relation hips. Each ense that he i one of the " enior citizens" in his chool community; and interact with his fellow uppercla sman to bring about new and better innovations in the daily school routine. In extracurric­ular activities every senior can find a place , becau e three previous years of participation have helped him to . earch out his interest , and thus he de­vote all the re t of his se nior year to activities that are of special interest to him.

The enior year is al o one of the most stimulating years in the life of a high school tudent. The prestige of being looked up to as a leader of the tudent body; the pleasure of eeing

that pecial girl reign a homecoming queen; and the pride felt when the whole tudent body sings the alma mater at the last football game all contribute to memorie which will be cherished.

The senior share common thoughts about a very important moment in their live which is of mutual conse­quence to all concerned - the day of Graduation. This day mark the open ­ing of a new pa ageway to discovery , and signals a turning point in the hopes and dreams of every Senior.

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Through the drizzle and drear of thi. year oggy Homecoming came the ul1-

dampened shout of the many Shaw team supporters who turned out to cheer for victory. Although the score was bound up in a 12-12 tie with Garfield at the end of the fourth quarter, the evening was saved from the realm of the ordinary by the presentation of the candidates for Home­coming Queen, and the final selection of the girl who was to reign over the whole rainy occasion. t half-time , the candi­dates: Debbie Johnson, Pat Funari, Vickie Coiner, Denise Williams, Debbie Price, and Pat Thiele were presented.

The final moments before the crown­ing were anxious one for the Shaw . pec­tator . When Debbie Price was called up to r ceive the ymbol of her victory - a crown - the suspense of the crowd gave way to cheer s from Debbie's supporters as she became the 196 Homecoming Queen and presided at the dance in her honor.

Pat Thiele Y.-ith escort Rich Cunningham .

1968 Homecoming Queen , Debbie Price, sheds tears of joy.

Debbie Price and Pat Funari are helped with th ir flowers.

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Debbie Johnson is assisted in leaving her car. Queen Debbie escorted by John McCorkle.

Debbie Price and Debbie Johnson circle the field.

\'icki Coinor lea,es her car" ith help from her brother Tom.

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Candidate Deni e \\ illiams.

1eee SHUTTLE ST A.FF

Barbara Pa~tuch , Editor-in-Chief Ken Lebda, Boy · ports Editor

Dai y Pudze Layout Editor

Paul Engel Business Manager

Linda\ ood Girls ' port Editor

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Phyllis Sneller nior Cla s Editor

Ruth Ri berg Undergraduate Editor

Laurel Sacha Layout Editor

Dan Engel Assistant Editor

Debby Vitale Assistant Boys' port Editor

Dave Du ing Assistant Photographer

Anoe Creed Copy Editor

Val tepien Assistant ctivities Editor

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Lucy Lowry Activities Editor

Linda Brady ru.,l. mh::ri, uduote Editor

Barbara Banks Faculty Editor

Hl-LITER -Bottom Row: D. Reardon, B. Wert, L. Scharschmidt, H. Shrader, E. Psihountas. Second Row: P. Peters, C. Kraber, L. Cook, P. hones. Third Row: C. Grossman, J. Peckinpaugh, K. Madsen

~I LITERS

Tl11.:: 196 -69 haw Hi­Liters entertained at foot­ball games, rallies, basket ball games and the annual Kiwa­nis show. Their excellent prc­ci ion dancing reflects their long hours of diligent prac­tice. Practice<; are held three or four times a week during the summer and every night during the football season. The line consists of twelve girls, plus four under-studies and two managers. Their choreographer is Mr. Mau­rice ystram.

HI-LITER UNDERSTUDIES-Bottom Row: C. Lann, M. Holzheimer. Top Row: M. Fowler, B. Leibert Ill -LITER Mi\ AGERS-J. Stone , E . Murphy

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JUNIOR V" .A.RSITY CHE E RLE .A.DERS

J.\'. CJIEERLEADERS -Bo110111 Rn11•: V. \Veils , C . Pcoplt•s . Back Rote: D . Cric, c. C . Da,idson . L. . ankcr

FRES:H:~.A.N C:H:EERLE.A.DERS

FRES T!MA CHEERLEADERS -Bollom Rote: I. June, . T. Henry . C. Grcalhot1s<'. llernal('s; E . Winters . Sr>cnnrl Ro11-.· P. Br:1clley. B. Vitale. Thirrl Roic : F. Smith , P . Thomas

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The 196 Cheerleading Clinics produced two tal­ented sets of cheerleader . The junior var it cheer­leaders prncliced diligently to prepare themselves to cheer for Shaw al 1lt1· l1nn1e J.V. football and ba k tball games . The ~ix f re~h111an cheerleaders \\ork d equally hard to stimulate crowd en­thusiasm at the bn~ketbull rally and the '>vinter sports rally. The e two group . con­tributed greatly to school spirit.

Sally Humberstone

Lin Vergith

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Margaret Billington, Basketball Captain

VARSITY CHEERLEADERS

Linda haw

Mascots Monica Putnam, Cail Lucas

Debbie Johnson, Football Captain

Managers Pat Funari, Pnulett Kiscro7y. Mascot Understurl} 11r • ah :mo

Judy Yoshioka Understud ies Bonnie Kay, Robyn Hill

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OFFICERS-Bottom Row: L. • haw, Corresponding Secretary; D. Clark, Vice-President; . llumberstone, Recording • ecrelary . Second Row: K. Williams, Treasurer;

Mr. 1c eilly, Advisor; C. Rillenberg, President

STUDEN T COUNCIL

Sha"" 's Student Council has long been the outlet for many constructive plans and pro­jects undertaken by its representatives. Every year member ar elected from the two build­ings thus becoming the voice of the students they serve at each of the meetings, held on an alternate schedule every Tuesday. Thal is, one meeting is held al the Lounge one week, and then in school during alternating period~ the next , eek.

Every year tudent Council undertakes many worthwhile activitie . For in . lance, thi year Council rli~tributed I-D cards (with photographs) and decorated the cars for Homecoming. Also, Council organizes the Cardina l-Of-the Month during the year, spon­sor. the all-school parties, plans the sport rallies, and annually presides over the May Queen election.

Besides the projects which Student Coun­cil undertakes for special events, it spon ors a fo ler child, Jin hik.

OC IAL COMMITTEE -Bollom Row : C. Lann, L . charschmidt, A. Valentine, Chairman ; . . Perchan. Second Rote : . Cowles, . Frnnks , C . Rittenburg, T. Free ­mnn , J. Harcus

SPIRIT COMMITTEE-Bollom Row: M. Ciccarello, P. Thiele, V. Well . . • econd Row : K . Mad en, Chairman; D. Petrone, J. Peckinpaugh, S. Salvano

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SER\'ICJ:<: CO!'.II\IITltl:'Aln//0111 /frw t:. I lt•rnclo11, It Dan,. C. Redmond. S. Jc\\CII . Second Rote : B Sam,on, Chairman: D. Pallcr\!m, C. \'isci, <;, Bealow,ki. C Yale,

LEGISL.\Tl\'E COMMITTEE-Bollom Roi(': I.. Jack,on. J. Yoshioka, B. Ban­ning. Seconcl Ro1c: J. Whalley. C. Peter,. J. Leibert, D. Clark. Chairman

P BLICITY O~lMITTEE-Boll"m Rrw· J. Allen. \\\t , Ch"im1.m: ,1 llillin).( ton, P. Kisrocz, .. l'C'm11/ Rou•. \1 ',yhe,ll'r. D. ,111111. C. Rill!'nbcrg. B. Pa,­luch. Chairman

,\LTER:S: TES-Bollom Rntc: L. !'.lcckcr. J. Cocker, G. Gianguzzo. <;, Cra\\, 1 'ankcr. :;ecorrrl R,11r '\ 11,irri, . S Hnnk,·r, ]. William5, C . Lucas, P. Peter . Third Rou•: T. Marcovy, T. Fuller, A. Pearson

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C.ANTEEN

COUNCIL

Of the many club at haw, perhaps anteen Council is the be t known for

its variety of activities and accumµli:.li­ment . With an eye on what's exciting, and also what will benefit the stud nt body as a \\ hole, the council arranges the details for special clan cs, and also buys records for the dance .

During the weekly meetings, many projects ar' discussed and amendments mad •, with sup •n i.-;in!!; remark add ·d

occasionally b) the ouncil aclvi ·or, Mrs. Helen Par-,h. mong other project · unclcrlakcn, lhc club has sen d refresh menls al Open House and collected pro­

fits from the dances for a cholarship fund.

CANTEEN COU ClL-Bottom Rote: E. Psihountas, \'. Well~. S. Humberstone, J. Yoshioka, B. Kay, S. alvano, A. Jack on, D. Reardon, J. Cooper, G. Kraber, D. \'an Pelt, M. Fowler. Second Row : L. Bright, L. char chidt, R. Hill, D. Trombley, L. haw, J. tone, ecretary; S. Kraber, M. Carter, N. Shrader, G. Lucas, H. Henderson, C. Visci. Third Row: D. Whitte11T K. Madsen, J. Peckinpaugh , E. Coleman, G. Gro sman, D. Hughes, Vice-President; A. Valentine, B. am on, P. Shone , P. Peter , D. Gunn. Fourth Row: J. Hund, T. Fuller, Treasurer; J. Caufie ld, J. Clampitt, B. Lynch, E hrader, K. Wil­liams, President; P. Havens, . Harri , C. Yates, B. 'armon, R. Davis

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DEJ3A.TE

DEBATE-Bottom Rote: D. Grega, B. Burgener, H. Evans, K. Hanrahan, Sec­retary. Second Rote: T. Brennan, T. Freeman, President; T. Rillenburg, M. Webster

Sl?EECH CL Ul3

SPEECH LUB- Bollom Roll•: F. Clem, Vice-President; D. Grega, L. Sanker, H. Evans, V. Wells, B. Burgener. Second Row: C. Franks, J. Cocker, K. Hanra­han , Secretary; T. Freeman, President; T. Brennan, M. Webster. Third Row: T. Marcovy, C. Rille11burg, C. Ro~,. T. Rillenburg

LE :?,.iJ:A.SQUE

LE MA QUE - Bollom Row: M. McFarland, President; N. Harris , L. Sanker, V. Wells, D. McFarland, S. Leuenberger. Second Row: G. Lucus, K. Hanrahan, P. Dawson, S. levcns, J. Fubry. Third Rote: J. Phipps, K. Cech, C. Maxwell, F. Clem, \'ice-President, J. Cyphers, L. Norri,

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~E~EER OF THE "VVEDDING

The Le Masque Club, spon­sored by Miss Charnas, is a club which is open to any student al Shaw interested in acting. So far this year Le Masque has presented a fall play ent itled "Member of the Wedding''. The three lead parts were portrayed by Joan Fuhry, Karen McIntosh, and John Henry Morton. Joan, who made her first appearance on tage in this play, played the role of Franke, a mixed up twelve year old. Karen played the part of the pleasant "mammy". John Henry, a tudent at Prospect, had the role of the small next door neighbor who did not quite under­stand Frankie and her urprising actions and feelings.

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ORC~ESTR.A.

ORCHESTRA: First Ro" : B. Burgener, C. Henry, T . Henry, B. l:rnmbauer.. ecnnd Rou•: S. l'-lason, P. Funari, B. !11ortar, D. Grega, C. Ector, D. lark, M. Wil­liams. K. Fagerburg, V. Wells, T. Fuller, L. ander. R. Farmer. Third R o1c: l'-1. Grant , L. Martin, F. Clem, M. Logan , K. Collier, A. Fagcrburg, , . Grossman, '. Galambush, S. Butler, D. Reynold , J. Pattie . Fourth Roll': T. Pearson, C. Yates, D. Cunning ham, E. Psihountas, C. Lucas, M. Fowler , J. Welk B. Davies, D . Col­lie r, D. Harl ey, B. Webster

haw ' orchestra, und er th e direction of Mr. S. Robert Fraser, participated in many programs during the 1968-69 ,;chool year. In ovember, the orche lrn

played at the traditional Veteran's Day Assembly. December brought the Christmas program - two of them , one during the school day and one in the eve~ing, for parents . With the coming of spring, the orche tra began pr eparing for their spring concert, an annual event, and in January the orchestra began preparing for the annual pring musical. The second seme ter wa equally busy for this hard working group. After the mu ical wa completed, it was time to begin rehear -ah for the ~prin~ concert and for Commencement exe rci es.

The memb rs of the haw orche tra are talented musician . They deserve applause for their ability.

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RHYTHM TEE S: Bottom Rou·: P. Shones, •. Wood, L. Scharschmidt, M. Billingon K. Fagerburg, P. Funari, J. Stone, L. Shaw. Second Rote: L. Martin, T. Robin­son. D . Clnrk, . Gnlnmhmh , .I RC'rlrlinp;, D WPhh F C:l<'m, T Pearson . Thirrl Rn11•· R Da"ies T Fuller n Hill , J Phipps R Kennerly , E T.ynrl:ill, R Crv,ler. C. Rill enbur11:. Top Rote: J. Caufield. D. Cunningham, S. Butler, J. Cocker, J. Patti e, D. Reynolds. B. Webster, D. Harley

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Th haw High "chool Rhythm Teens have long been an out-landing part of our chool's mn<;i­

cal lradition . This group of tal en ted instrumentalists ~ind vocalists are unique from Llie other more con entional seg­ments of the music department in that th y function much like an informal "family" group.

great amount of rehear iug goes into every performance that they give. The members are chosen not only for their talent but al. o for their tamina and ability to gel through many a long rehearsal e sion. But the after effect of the preparation are worth all th effort. The group comes aero s to e ery aud­ience as a cheerful unit with a goorl deal of pep and a lot of ver atilily of style.

Bccau e of thi .. the Rhythm Teens are very much in demand. Their professional poli h has given them a good deal of fame around the Cleveland area, and they have perform d for many luc.;.il organizations and c:lubs.

CONCERT

CHOIR

AND ~IXED

CHORUS

The haw High Concert Choir and 1ixed Chorus , under the dire ction

of 1rs. Ruth Honess . arc cry busy in the East Cleveland Area. These group displayed their talent at the Christmas and pring Concerts. The Concert Choir , the more select of the two groups , preformed at the Veteran' Day program , at Severance Center for a Christmas program, and at The Home and Flower Show. Late r in the year the Choir participated in the Lake Erie League Choir Fe tival. Their final performance wa, at Sever­ance Hall for Commenc ement exercises.

The Choir and Mixed Chorus are seated in quartets and octet , rather than the u ual sectional arrange­ment. Thi i u ed to produce a richer and fuller lone . Both groups sing sacred and secular music , attaining a perfect blend at each performance.

CHOIR - Bottom Row: S. Hart , M. Jones, B. Bergner , L. Mee ker , D. Reid, L. Lowry, T. Rille nbur g, , Van Pelt , D. Hughe , M. Billington. Second Row: T. Haskin , R. Yaxley, R. Kennedy, V. itale, R. 'ee ly, A. War­man , K. William , P. Funari , L. Shaw , D. Trombl ey, M. Ross. Third Row: L. Mar lin , D. Han awa lt, P. Pete rs, C. Lucas, R. Ccnta , . Steve ns, B. Leibert , C. Dussing , S. Wood, K. Mad en, B. Crysler, J. Hamilton. Fourth Row: P . Eng el, A. lcD ermolt . P. Hummer . B. Blunt. P. Palmer, n. Hill , R C:riffin, T. Kov:itch , L. Vaigins

CHORUS - Bottom Row: P. Thomas, D. Shearon, J. lngram , B. Kennedy, H. Matson , S. Weeks, B. Harl , F. Butler , D. Thomp son. Second Row: A. Vereen , S. orri , J. Spain , L. Jackson , M. Long, S. Blair , Q. Algarin , L. Kettennan , T. Binion, D. Grant , J. Schobel, P. Hudson. Third Row: B. We rt , L. Tayl or , J . Kovat ch , L. Woods, B. Williams , L. MacArthur , P. Dawson , V. Wright , W. Sanders, J. imon. Fourth Row: D. Ko~inski, D. Treat , J. Ha ge man , G. Turn e r , V. Proio s, . Blosso m , C. Brandl , H. Hu e bner , R. Johns , C. We b­ster, J. Boothe

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HOIR - Bottom Row : . Shrader, T. Pearson , D. Clark , ]. Phipps , P. Robbins , H. Evans, S. Krabcr , A. War­ren , M. impson . Second Row : C. Redmond , S. Dennis , ]. ichols , H. Wilkins , M. Palmer , L. •nkcr, B. Webb , J. Redding, D. McGaughy, D. Whitmore. Third Row : C. Yates, C. Peters , C. Fleming , T. Fuller, M. Putnam ,

. Humb erston , J. Pckinpaugh , E. Lyndall, D. Winkler , F. Clem. Fourth Row : S. Schar chiot, K. Fagerburg, C. Rittenburg , R. Clark . C. Booker , J. lone K. 1..£.'bda, F. Lucas , . Butler , D. Engel

CHORU . - Bottom Row : M. Perry , G. Gianguno . B. Vitale , K. Owens. C. Suttl es, V. Betley, M. Gephart.] . Carson, L. Carter, G. Bartkus . Second Row: R. Small, E. Harris , V. Kraber , B. Paine, Q. Algarin, J. Willinim , R. Thomas, R. Naylor, A. ·co ll , V. Allen. Third Rou •: W. Copeland,'L . Jones. B. immons , J. Biz­zell,]. Richard son, R. Barr, T. Gipson , F. Jennings , D. McThirsty. Fourth Rou•: E. Parker, C. Hill, '. ,alam ­bu h, 1. Jones, J. Baker , . Wild, M. Humes, R. Edward , R. Spaulding, E. h,,endler

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The ha\\" High !arching Band, under the direction of

. Robert Fraser is a very active organization at ha,\ High

chool. The band members be­gan to drill on the football fi Id as a marching band lat, in August. After drilling the band returned lo Korb lo learn n ''" lllll\lC.

The marching band per­formed during half-time al foot­ball game .. l the conclusion of the football ·eason the marching band changed O\'Cr lo the 'hm, High Concert Band. Late ~n January they entertained th ' stu­dent body with an exc 'p lional mid-wint r concert.

BA D - Bottom Rou': . Washburn, M. Holzheimer, S. t-.lason, M Grant,]. Cyphers, F. Clem. K. Blank, D. Webb. Second Ro1c: . Dearth, . Leuenbcrg r, T. Minion, C. imson, R. Yaxle}, A. Pearson, R. Whittke, J. Redding. Third Rote: C. Franks, P. Funari, 1. te le, B. Kerrigan. . Jones, L. Washburn , . Greyhouse, C. Yates

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BA D - Bollom Rote: R. Davies , W. char u, T . Smith , J. Cocker, J. Dads , J. Pattie, D. Reyn olds , M. Waugh . , cond Rote: H. Hunlziger . M. Sault , J. Frank\ , H. Date, B. Stc,em , J. Rohl\ , . Harrold , A. Harrold. Third Rote: W. Web~ter, R. Wiggin , M. Galumbu~h . J. \\illiam s, ::,. Whitfie ld, P. kCarthy , D. Pahl , T. Cuzick . Fourth Row: R. Farmer , B. Dennis, R. Sustaric , T. Robinson

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FUTURE TE.A.CHERS

Fl'Tll RE TEACHER. -Bottom Rmc : L. Meer , . . 1athan on, T. Barnes. I. Fedall, R. Yaxley, Trea .stir r; 1. Mc all . ecretary; B. Kerrigan .. econd Rou•. \'. James, R. Connelly, Presicl nt; K. Poore, E. Murphy, \'ice President; D. Pannell . B. Petty , L. Williams. Third Rote: E. . chuender, B. Banks, W. 0,<'rlon , R. Moor<', D Whitten, \. Warman. E. Huebner, S. Booker, J. Payne

FUTURE SECRET .ARIES

F TURE ECRETARIE -Bottom Rote : D . \'ogt, V. Vitale , L. Wood. D. Lindsay E. cheel, J. Dillard , M. McCann, S. Cross. ecrelary; D. Tlolly. K. O'Brien. Second Rote: B. Banks, D. William,. M.E. Barton , P. Gipson, B. Pastuch, J. 1izick. J. Iligh , C. Yeager. D. Tieid. Third Rote: P. !Iru hka , F. Thoma,. S. Posipanka , Vice President; M .. Sullivan. Treasurer; B. Hillwig. Publicity Chairm:111; P . 'elson. E. Rowe, B. Long, B. Griffin, 'i . Young

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FUTURE NURSES

F TURE, URSES.Bnl/om R0tc: P. Johnson. C'. Mitchell , E. Scheel. F. '>mith, \I. Thomas , D. Hunter C. Johnson. D . McFarland econcl Rote : J. What le}, R. Moore, L. Johnson , R. Collins, L. Hunter , \'ice Presiclent ; P. Shrair. G. Shartz , President; M. Simmon, Third Row: M .. tubbs , R. Bradley, K 1-1 .. rritt, D. Tr at. J. Zimmerman, J. Baker, K. Schoenberger. D. C;1rson, D. Davenport

COLLEGE CLUE

COLLEGE CLUB.Bollom Ro1p: H. Hcndcr,on. L. Meeker ... Hart. \ '. \'itale. \ . Jack,on. R. Ym.:le'r, L. Wood. B. Kay, P. Robbins. J. Hamilton. J. \ lien. D. Ehr­bar, Pre sident; L. Thomas, R. Iwata, R. Mitr e, R. Galland." econd Rote : !I.I. Fowler . B. Webb , D. Deardon, B. enger, P. Bro\\'n , . Booker, E. Coleman. R. Collins. K. Tewell, K. Hanrahan, }.I. Carter, D . Price , \ . Sah a tor, S. Nathanson . H. E,ans. Third Rou·: D. Hughes. G. Ohm, B. Easton. P .. 'mith. D. \\ illiams , C. Fleming, , . Stevens, L. Norris, R. }.loore, E. Hu ebner, R. Connelly, Treasurer; J. Fuhry. Secretary; C. Peter ·. P. Funari, \ . \'alentine . Fourth Rn1c: J. Caufield. }.J. Put­nam, P . Shones, P. Hummer, K. McKintos h. C. Green, L. }.lolles, C. Gottron. D . Petrone, . Chapman. D. Arn, \'ice President

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FRENCH CLUB

FRE 'CH CLUB-Bottom Rote: E. Scheel. V. Suttle,. M. Simmons. C. utile,, D. Ehrbar, R. Mitri . \ '. Wells. . Blo,som . SC'cond Rott' : K. Collier, . Howard. Vice President: A. Brown . L. Smith, B. Da,is, M. Fedcll. K. Lenyard . D. C lark, R. Collins. Jim Daull . Third Rote : J. Hund . E. Coleman, E. Murph y, President; K .• hoenbc rger. K. J<'wPII, F \-.; ::idalla , K. Cec h, Jim McCarthy. Fourth Row: \'. 1'1olcsc h, T. Frct:111an, .. Childs, M. ll olly. . Brandt. D. Arn, Secretary-Trea­surer ; . Harri s, . Booker , K. Kelleher

NEGRO HISTORY" A.ND CULTURE CLUB

ECRO HISTORY A D CULTURE CLUB -Bott om Row: A. Jackson, A colt , M. Simm ons, V. William s, P . Tlicks. Serrpt:1ry; M. O' enl. Second Row: L. Willinms, C. Letcher, E. Colcma11, K. cch, D. Brown , D. Parrnell . C. Cook. Third Row: A. Warith , V. Smith, K. Williams, R. Moore, E. Wilson, Vice Presid ent ; L. Norris, Presiden t

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~A. TH DISCUSSION GROUl?

MATTI DI CUS IO -Bottom Row: D. Grega, V. Wells, C. Cianuzzo. Second Row: V. Molcsch, Pre~ident; . Howard, S. "Jathan ·on . Third Rm, .. D. JnnP~ K. Kelleher, K. Cech, T. Freeman, Vice President

CHESS CLUE

CHE CL 8-Bottom Row: J. Mc ar thy, Prc~ident; \', Molesch, T. Freeman. Second Row: C. Rittenburgh, J. Cuphers, \'ice President; H. \\1lki11!!,, T. Fuller, ecretary-Tre:isurer

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SPANISH NATION.AL HONOR SOCIETY

SPANI H ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY-Bollom Row: C. Giles, L. Sanker, E. Grover, S. Hart, J. Yoshioka, B. Kay, P. Robbins, M. Palmer, D. Grega, B. Bur­i:i;ener, C. Ciani:i;uzzo, R. Iwata, President; B. Rudy, R. Mitri, Treasurer; H. Mat on. Second Row: M. Undcn.,.ood. B. Webb, Secretary; A. Creed, F. Clem, M. Carter, . athanson, L. Meeker, P. Peters, B. Senger, C. Visci, S. Perchan, D. Vitale, D. Reardon , H. Evans, Vice-Pre ident; D. Hughe . Third Row : D. Nathan­son, C. Green, D. Petrone , B. Samson, B. Leibert, K. MadsenJ B. Blunt, J. Fuhry, C. Way, K. Wishner, G. Grossman, A. Valentine, R. Hill, C. Flt::ming, K. J.,w.,11, T. Anderson. Fourth Row: S. Bealowski, J. Clampitt, J. Cau~ield

.A~ERIC.AN FIELD SER VICE

A~E;RICAN FIELD SERVICE- Bollom Row: F. Clem, B. Webb, L. Schaschmidt, Vice-President - Treasurer; L. Meeker, S. Hart, D. Grega, G. Gianguzzo, R. M1tn, K. Hanrahan. Second Row : T. Freeman, P. Havens, N. Shrader, Secretary; D. Trombley, President; A. Pearson, B. Samson, J. Hund, . Wood

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N .A TION .AL HONOR SOCIETY

ATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY- EW MEMBER -Bottom Row: S. Hart, A. Pearson, D. hantz, V. Williams, . Cro s, '. Almore, D. Furman, R. Iwata, I. Tomaschek, F. Clem, H. Evans, K. Poore, M. Underwood. Second Row : I. Pershing, A. alentine, J. Stone, B. Bank , . hradcr, V mith , ). Yoshioka, B. Rudy, L. TI1omas, B. Pastuch, L. Sacha, A. Creed, K. Hanrahan, D. aman. Third Row : J. Lyles, K. Jewell, P. Smith, J. Fuhry, D. Petrone , B. Leibert. P. Peters, B. Kay, R. Hill, B. Senger, K. Fagerburg, . Galambush, G. Ries, J. Cyphers. Fourth Row : J. Kotnik, R. Cornez , I. Rae, C. arbutsitis, K. Lebda, ~. llealowski, T. Marcovy, T. Fuller, S. Butler, N. Fotinos, C. White, G. Seaman, M. Kleitz, A. Premier .

ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY- FORMER MEMBER - Bottom Row: L. Meeker, S. Humber tone, T. Freeman, L. har chmidt , D. Trombl y, F. Thomas. T. Gilmore, P. Thiele . Second Row: B. Pace, B. Webb, G. Gros man, K. Cech, . Howard, K. Mad en, C. Peters, M. Fedell . Third Row : J. Wert, C. Rittenburg , T. Smith , J. Leiber t , T. Gest

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B~J: CLUB

To whome er it may concern -ski bums or tu­d nt beginner alike- 'ki Club ha become an ex­citing and important part of all of their live . The club's main purpose is to offer a good time on the slopes for all, but the accomplishment of this goal often take many forms. For ome, who are new at the sport, fulfillment from a fun angle comes from taking a few Jes ons. Then, after a good dosage of kill many are able to go on to the higher height

without any lip or slide , but a fall or two is almo t an inevitability at any stage of the skiing game.

SKJ CLUB-Bottom Row: . Humberstone, Secretary-Treasurer; M. Carter, Student Ad­visor; K. Madsen. Second Row: B. Cry ler, Vice-President; J. Peckinpaugh, Pres­ident; Mr. B. Lefkowitz, Faculty Advi or

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PEP CLUB

PEP CLUB-Bottom Row: V. Williams, K. Hyde, P. John on, P. Lynch, C. Mitchell, G. Blakeley. Second Row: D. Davenport, F. 1eicc, B. Pt:lly, L. How11Id, J. Bizzell, P. Foreman, D. Pannell , C. Peoples. Third Row: R. Bradley, P. Smith, President; L. Bright, R. Collins, M. Sylvester, Treasurer; R. , eely, P. Harrell. Fourth Row : E. Parker , T. Hill, R. Edwards, C. Turner, M. tubbs, D. Whitmore, V. mith, Secretary; D. Heard

By the very name of the organization, Pep Club reveals its first and foremost function-that of rousing up a lot of school spirit and constructive steam among the student population. The club recognizes that a school cannot function soley on study and no excitement so they try to fill the gap with projects designed to pep up sagging tudent morale. Among variou projects, the group has mustered all the selling power pos ible in order to drive the sale of sensational little spirited items­such as the black and red cardinal buttons and the little wavy Shaw High porn-porns to every spiralling heights.

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• CAT ALI A CLUB-C. Shoenburger, M. Putnam , L. Petkovich, D. Petron e, P. Robbins, M.E. Barton , G. Ohm, S. Chapman , J. Ham­ilton, L. Stanek, C. Peters, C. ~reen, D. Price, B. Leibert, K. Akiya, P. Thiele , S. Perchan

CATALI A OFFI ER -D. Price , Trea urer, C. Shoenberger, Vice President, P. Thiele , ecretary, B. Leibert , President

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CLUE

Catalina Club, the girl's synchronized swim organization , is one of the mo t popular clubs at Shaw. Although member­ship includes such hardships as stringy hair and late dinners, many girls wish to join Catalina Club each year. These ded­icated girls meet every Monday night· and under the capable leadership of their president, Debbie Price, hold a business meeting and then strenous workouts .

Each spring, Catalina Club sponsers a water show in which the girls demonstrate the different kill and formation they have learned during the year. Each girl participates in the show, either in sleeted duets or group numbers. Appropriate music and lighting add depth to the swim­ming techniques.

The Club's activities al o include numerous bake sales held in Lhe lounge after school, and sponsoring a dance in the spring. These activitie help to raise money for their own costs.

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There are many clubs vvhich J?;ive of their time and efforts lo help keep haw a function al and friendly pla e, but none works more toward thi end than , ervice

lub, which consists of fi,e committees. ~fany times we don't realize who runs things "b hind the scenes" '" h 'n broadcasts are gi, en or th music is turned on at Korb. In the'>c instances the Public ddress and ound Crew committee. respec­tively arc respon ible for what com 'S to our ears. nother important committee is that of Conces ions ,, hich k 'Cps behind the count r business running at Korb Lounge after school. The remaining h,o committees udio-Visual and Li­brary Aide. also serve the student body in important way : Audio Visual keeps the

haw TV station alive and Library Aides keep the library in usable condition for all the students who need to u e it.

SO D CREW-Bottom Row: L. Lynch, M. Perry. Second Row: B. Boothe, B. amson, J. Spilhas, C. Jones

DIO-VJ UAL-Bottom Row: J. Phipps, . Maxwell. Second Rou•: 1. alt, D. Flem­ing, J. Hallo

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P BLIC ADORE -Bottom Row: . Sneller, R. Scheuer. Second Row: I. Rae, C. Maxwell

LIBRA.RY A.IDS

LIBRARY AID -Bottom Rote: R. Watt , C. Journey, E. Scheel, J. McAleer, B. Hillwig, S. Vick, M. Ciccarello . Second Row: R. Rose, D. Bagnato, D. McFarland, . Cali, N. Champagne. Third Row: K. Tyus, P. Gullatt, D. Williams, J. Germane, J. Daull

CONCESSION

CONCE SlO S-Bottom Row: . Payne, P. Thomas, P. Carey, J. Carson, D. Hunter . , econd Row; T. \1illcr, B. Payne, D. D:.wcnport, t,. Youni, U Pann 11. Turner, B. Petty . Third Row: T. 'impson, R. Moore, L. Bright, J. \\'ashin!!,ton, D. McCauley, M. tubbs. Fourth Row: P. Hud~on, . Jones, lanau;er; E. Parker

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STAGE CREW-Bottom Row : C. Kirk , J. Phipps , P. Glover , L. isawyer , R. Payton , T . Mitri . Second Row : I. Rae, P . Hick , C. Maxwell, C . David son , M. McFarland , H. Warith , R. Brown

TV- CREVV

T.V. CREW-Bottom Row: J . impson , K. Kelleher, I. Rae, C. Maxwell , W. Hatcher. Second Row: J. Phipps , M. Sault , B. Fortlage, D. Jones

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S'VVII\.a: LE.ADERS

SWIM LEADERS-Bottom Row: K. Peder on, K. Forcht, M. Putman, Vice Pre sident; R. Hill, Secretary; J. Yoshioka, D. Price , Prc~iJeul. Second 1/nw: 0 . Leih rt, D. Van Pelt , L. Petkovich , L. Molles, Treasurer; P. Robbins, H. Henderson

GU.ARD CLUB

GUARD CLUB-Bollom Row : B. Harris. D. Price , Pre sident; J. Fuhry , D. Van Pelt , M.E. Barton. Second Row : ]. Caufield, IJ . Billington, I> Secretary; P. Mandelbaum

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SHA. "VV' H:IGH CAR.DIN A.LS-

ST A. TE CHA.:MIPS 1eee

VARSITY BA EBALL-Bottom Row: T. Larabee, J. Thomas, B. Schultz, B. Steele, J. Wittenmyer, T. 0' eil. Second Row: T. mith, D. Trombley, E. Jones, E. Henkel, C. Allen, D. Lut ko. Third Row: D. O' eil, W. Hastings, Coach Thomson, R. Mates, J. Knox, J. Donavan, C. Richards, M. Yesiolowski, T. Gunder, Coach Hicks, Coach Ciszak.

RESULTS RESULTS . haw Sectional Tournament

7 Wickliffe 0 . haw 3 Mayfield 2 5 Wickliffe 0 0 Euclid 1 4 Euclid 0 4 Parma 3 Di trict Tournament 1 Lakewood 2 3 outh 0 4 Cleveland Heights 3 4 Bay Village 3 4 haker Heights 5 Regional Tournament 2 Euclid 1 5 Cuyahoga Falls 0 4 Bruh 5 5 Conneaul 0 3 Parma 0 STATE TOUR AMENT

5 Bruh 1 6 Columbus M rion 0 7 Cleveland Height 5 1 Toledo Roger 0

13 Valley Forge 0 6 Valley Forge 5

Forfeit to Shaker Heights

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B. Steele, J. Whittenmeyer, D. O'Neil. T . Gunder

'6 la s AA State Champs! This wa the spectacular conclu ion to the haw High Cardinal' . ba eball season. The regular season, with its 11-3

record was out landing, but the excitement and tension really began to build and increase when the team entered the section tournament. After winning the regional tournament, the Cardinals could not be slopped. The state tour­nament was next. Everything was ready - the team was in Columbus, the stu­dents at Shaw were waiting to board their chartered bu e for the trip to Columbus-and then the rains came! The downpour continued for three day , dampening everything in Columbus, except the Cardinal's desire to win. Finally, the sun broke through and the two tournament game were piayed. Buddy Schultz' spectacular pitching sparked the learn lo two shut out victories in one day, a 6-0 win over Columbu 1arion Franklin and a 1-0 squeaker over Toledo Rogers. haw had won the tournament. For the first lime in many years the late baseball trophy rests in the display ca e in Korb.

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J.V.

EA.SEE .A.LL

RE ULTS .'haw 4 Euclid 5 2 Parma 0 4 Brush 3 5 Euclid 4 8 Cleveland Height 9 5 Cleveland Height 7 5 Lakewood 8 0 Brush 8 2 Parma 7 3 Valley Forge 1 7 Valley Forge 2 7 haker (Forfeit) 0

CROSS

COUNTRY

RESULTS Shaw 50 Valley Forge 15 50 Euclid 15 50 Brush 15 50 Cleveland Heights 15 50 Lakewood 15 47 Parma 16 47 Parma ormandy 16 50 Shaker Heights 15 29 Garfield Heights 27

J.V. BA EBALL-Bollom Rote R. Kennedy , G. Aller, E. Jones, D . Baker, M. Snyder, D. Weed, B. Coffee, R. Simms, R. Clark, R. Cunnin!!:ham, C. Vi\ci, E. Henkel , D. Lulsck, I. Cindric. Secuncl Ruw : Coach O' eil, M. Beachler , C. White, B. Owens, B. Chrysler, . Richards, T. Hasting, G. Schrader, J. Greek, C. Jones, P. Mates, D. Dillcaher , L. Beachler , T. McCunn, Mgr. Jones, Coach Thomson.

CRO S COUNTRY -Bottom Row: D. Valentine , D. Brown, G. Herndon, D. Schantz, D. Grant. T. Hawkins. Top Row: Coach Ron Donlinsky, J. Heiman, D. Flemming , R. Fried, D. Dilleaher, P. Gibbs, T. Hatcher.

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VARSITY TRACK-Bottom Row: Coach Wilkinson , J. Kissell , M. Freeman, G. Clampitt , B. Stallworth , B. Stall­worth , B. Brown , J. Leibert , W. Price , R. Brown , M. Williams , H. Wilson, S. Bealowski , R. Briclgewater . Coach Gamble. Middle Row : D. Pinkney , J. Heiman , R. Kane , J. Heiman , J. Krcutzberg, D . Flemming , J. mith , C . Tucker , T . Dailey, T. Hatcher , T. Cross , D. Black, D. Pi ccirillo , R. Thorton . T op R ow: T . Wi,e:gins, P . Gibb s, E. Clark , J. Yates , B. Blything , H. Ah"ater , B. Landrum , F . Bizze ll, L. Burkitt, G . Kidd . M. Tabor , W. Be ll , R. Odom , R. Deforest.

FRESHMA TRACK - Bollom Row· H. Hawkins , J. C:laihornf' , D . Valentine. B. Clampitt , C . Hawkins. W. McMichael, S. Wilson, D. Gravely, J. Green , Coach Dolinsky. Top Row : W. Michal , Mgr., D. Thomas. B. Mitchell , E. Jackson, D . White, T. Bailey , J. Lacn11:, R. Collier , B. amson, D. Mc all , D . Patterson , D . Rod11:crs, J. Evans, Mgr.

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V.ARSIT-Y

TR.ACK

RESLlf.TS . ·how

49 1• Eastlake 'orth 771_ 103 Garfield Heights 24 45 Parma 2 51 Cleveland Heights 76 88 University chool 39 54 Shaker Heights 73 45 Euclid 2 70 Brush 57 33 Valle y For~e 94 54 Lakewood 73

FREBH~.A.N

TFt.A.C:K:

RE LT . 'how 34 Memorial J.H.S. 51 5 Wil y J.H .• . 32 54 Mayfield J.H. . 32 68 Roosevelt J.H .. 23 52 Euclid , hore J.H. 39 65 Collinv. ood 25

SPRING

TENNIS

RE ULTS Shau 0 Orange 5 2 Beachwood 3 0 Bruh 5 1 Cleveland Heights 4 1 Mentor 4 4 t . Joseph 1 0 Euclid 5 1 Willoughby South 4

PRING TE 'NI Bollom Rmc: C. Palmer , ". Winkler , K. Lcbcla, J. Wells . Second Rnw: Coach Hor-rigan , D. Dussing, J. Kafka, P. Havens , T. Marcovy .

4 Painesville Harvey 1 2 nivcr,;ity chool 3

FA.LL

TENNIS

RES LTS Shaw 0 baker 5 5 Parma ormandy 0 0 Va lley Forge 5 0 Cleveland H ights 5 2 Lakewood 3 2 Garfie ld 3 0 Parma 5 0 Euclid 5 0 Brush

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RE ULTS Shaw 0 Cleveland Heights 1 Parma 2 Brush 0 Shaker 1 Euclid 2 Valley Forge 0 Lakewood

LE.A.DERS

8 7 6 8 7 6

GOLF TEAM-l.e(t to Ri!{ht: W. Cothey, G Kat ana R Boothe R C:11rne1 r. K1·;1ti11~. Coach Ro)!.t'I

Schnoke .

GYM LEADER - Bottom Row: B. Lynch, D. Brown, P. ~larcum , C. Bu~s . L. Burrou)!.h .. , ccm1cl Ro11•: R. Thorton , . Sanders, R. Bridg ewater , J. Jeff •r on. D. Black.

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1eea V .ARSITY FOOTE.ALL

VAR ITY FOOTBALL-Bollom Row: Mgr. Mims, J. Jones , C. Wesley, . oga, D. Brown , R. Davis, B. Landrum, J. Mendolera , R. Wiggins, J. 0 ' eil, Mgr. Jones. econd Row: . Houseworth , M. Snyder, E. Jones, R. Nied, T. Hawkins, . Pattie, V. Jones , R. Clark, C. Davidson , D. Butler , T . Wiggins, Mgr. mith. Third Row:

Coach Klauss , M. Burke , T . Cro s, C. Spolarich, R. Powell, B. Crysler, D . Quander, J. Jefferson, R. Ccnta, R. Talton, A. Hardy. Fourth Row : Coach Libertini, K. Larson, E. Clark, R. Telgarsky , J. Yale , J. Janson, A. Lavender, T. Smith , A. Ottrix , R. Odom, Coach Mc Vicker. Fifth Row : Coach Burton, K. Skinner , R. Thorn­ton, T. Marcovy , R. Brown , J. Leibert , C. Tucker, J. Clampitl , F. Mekelton , Coach Vlah.

RES LT .'hau 32 Collinwood 8

6 haker 6 26 Parma ormandy 6

6 Valley Forge 28 Cl veland Hei~ht 8

32 Lakewood 12 12 Garfield Heil!;hts 12 0 Parma 20 0 Euclid 22

19 Brush 0

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149

150

152

153

J.V. FOOTBALL-Bollom Row: W. Samson, S. lade, B. Collier, T. Burrough , D. Piccirillo, J. Hewitt , D. Rodgers, F. Talton , J. Laeng, M. Cooper. Second Row : Head Coach Schnoke, Mgr. Safo, R. White, B. Clampitt , H. Hawkins, J. Evans, E. Jackson, T. Hastings, D. Patterson , J. Montgomery , Coach Burgess. Third Row: B. Mitchell, T. Rafferty , M. Williams, J. Flowers, T. Bailey, B. Joelson, K. Lacey, J. Visci, J. Green , G. Young, Coach Tillman.

RE ULT Shnw

0 Shaker Heights 8 22 Parma Normandy 6

6 Valley Forg;e 30 6 Cleveland Heights 28

12 Lakewoorl 26 1-1 Garfield Heig;hts 14 26 Parma 6 22 Euclid 39 14 Brush 6

154

FRE HME FOOTBALL - Bollom Rote : T. Coleman, S. Carlson , J. May, W. Dillard , J. DiLalla, L. Cross , D. Jone , ]. Janson , F. Witcher. Second /low . K Stewart, G. Davis , L. Smith, E . Rashford , T . Aldrich, M. Graves , S. Whlte, W. Howell , J. Battles, C. Davis, J. Colston. Third .How: Head Coach Wu11drak. L. Wheeler , C. Wilson , M. Paine , H. Davi s, U. Robinson , V. Becoat , G. Stoner , 8 . Montgomery , P. Antone , Coach Ricci. Fou,th Row, L. Jones , C. Johnson , M. Joelston, T . Mates, M. Stephen~. M. Smith , S. Simmons . C. Taylor. Coach Spicuzza.

RES LTS Shaw 32 Collinwood

8 Wiley Jr. High 19 Memorial Jr. High

9 Garfield Heights 14 Lakewood

0 0 0 0

12 ayficlrl He ight . 20

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V.A.R.B:ITY

B.A.B~ETB.A.LL

RESULTS Shaw 74 ha.ker 66 79 Normandy 29 59 Valley Forge 55 56 Cleveland Heights 57 58 Lakewood 66 95 Carfield 55 47 Parma 72 62 Euclid 75 50 Brush 59 80 Shaker 48 73 Normandy 50 71 Valley Forge 64 66 Cleveland Heights 59 88 Lakewood 71 72 Garfield 50 69 Parma 63 61 Euclid 65 63 Brush 53

VAR ITY BA KETBALL-Bollom Row : A. K.inp;, 1. Marshall, G. Allen, A. Mirris, C. Jones, M. Freeman, R. Pay­ton. Back Row : T. <.;ilmore, Coach 'l110mson, C. Park 'r, R. Bridgewater, W. Price, C. Wesley, C. Sanders, Coach Fort, J. Kissell

156

157

158

RES LTS Shaw 54 Shaker 34 51 Normandy 37 56 Valley Forge 45 42 Cleveland Heights 46 54 Lakewood 45 51 Garfield 41 49 Parma 50 37 Euclid 65 37 Brush 36 58 baker 46 34 Normandy 35 28 Valley Forge 58 51 Cleveland Heights 60 50 Lakewood 66 53 Garfield 57 45 Parma 38 37 Euclid 53 56 Bruh 37

J. V. BASKETBALL - Bottom Row: C. Wallace, A. Tiggs, T. Burroughs , L. McConnell , M. Hill, D. Allen. Back Row . A. Jones, J. McCann , S. lade, B. Clampitt , T. Harris, E. Jackson , Coach Schnoke

J .V . BASKETBALL

FRESHMAN BASKETBALL - Bottom Row : L. Wheeler, B. Brown, C. Little , J. immons, J. Battle, R. Harbour . Back Row: Coach Lako , E. Barrel , Manager; R. Caldwell , J. Maxwell, M. Grace, J. Williams, D. Little

159

Shaw 42 45 50 51 40 50 36 46 34 36 47 46

RE ULTS

Hracemarn 21 Lakewood 32 Memorial 26

Collinwood 27 Roo evelt 46 Erner on 14

Euclid Shore 37 Roo evelt 43 Memorial 24 Lakewood 32 C,ollinwood 30

Euclid Shore 40

V .ARSITY VVRESTLING

VAR !TY WRE TUNG - Bottom Row: D. ton, P. Mates

hance, W. Harris. Second Row: D. irnpson, A. Lavender , 8 . Samson. Third Row: Coach Tillman , V. O'Brian , R. Tai-

RESULTS Shaw 23 University School 17 25 Collinwood 18 8 Mentor 26

15 Garfield Heights 20 13 Euclid 23 27 Normandy 13 25 Brush 12 15 Shaker 24 12 Valley Forge 21 14 Cleveland Height s 23 43 Lakewood 0 13 Parma 22

Coach Eaton, K. Williams, R. Bruwn , C. Buggs

160

JUNIOR V A.RSITY VVREBTLING

J.V. WRESTLING - Bottum Row : J. Jefferson, J. Heiman . Second Row: T . Flowers, . Wilson, M . Willia111<, T. mith . Third Row: T. O'Neil, T. Rafferty , T. Hawkins, D. Piccarillo, K. Lacey, G. Hawkin

Shaw 3

21 3 8 9 9

12 3 8

13 13

FRES:E-!:~A.N "VV'REBTLING

FRESHMAN WRESTLING - Bottom Row: C. Stevens, D. Patterson , G. Grant. Second Row: J. Thomas , P. O'Brian, L. Wiggins, M. Paine, C. Buggs. Third Row : Coach Wheeler , D. Brown, C. Johnson, L. Jones

161

Shaw 20

9 12

3 28 16

RESULTS

Mentor C,ollinwood

Garfiekl Euclid

Normariny Bruc:;h

Shaker Valley Fori,1;e

Cleveland Height s Lakewood

Parma

RESULTS

Memorial Eudid hore

Euclid Central Garfield

Greenview Mayfield

35 23 43 34 27 34 29 44 34 23 26

25 33 31 33 24 24

V .A.RSITY- , J .V .

RE LT '

Shaw 63 Pain eville Harvey 32 52 haker 43 35 Cleveland Heights 60 33 Lakewood 62 37 Berea 5 42 Euclid 53 43 Mid park 52 45 Bruh 50 51 haker 44 46 niver ity hool 49 40 leveland Heights 55 37 Lake\\(>od 5 50 Eudicl 43

Brmh \'AR. 'TTY :\\ 1~11\tl 'G- Bottom Rote: B. Downs, T. C'..oiner, R. Clark, P. \1andelbaum, T. Gest. , cond Rou:: D. Billington. R. Cullen, R. Luzier, J. Cullt•n, P. Ha,cn, . Third Rote: J. Welb, J. Leibert, T. Marcovy , J. Laeng. Fourth Rmc: Coach Hutchinson

J. V. SWIMMING-Bollom Rmc: W. Dillard, R. agy, R. Ro,c, R. Curshman, H. Date .• econd Row : ]. Harcus, R. Tucker, J. Evans, R. Cera\ima~.]. Frank... Tlurd Rou •: J. Lauffer, J. Collim, K. Correll

162

Tl:l.\a:ERS CLUB

TIMER · CL B- Bottom Rmi·: L. Sanker , P. Robbin,, M. Putnam, D. Petrone , L. Brady . L. tanek. Second Ro«• : P. Brown, J. Fuhry , 0 . \'an Pelt , L. Pctkovich, J. Cooper, H. Evans . Third Ro«·: M.E. Bar­ton , K. Akiya, D Clark , B. KJooz, L. Molle,, 0. Vitale. D. Price . Fourth Row : R. Pomidore . S. tc"cns, B. Leibert, P. Theilc, B. Scnj.(er, C. Brandt , C. Fleminj.(

163

A. THELETJ:C COUNCIL

L. Vergith President

D. Johnson

V. Coiner Vice-President

. Jone

M. immons

P. Gipson Sec-Trea ·.

D. Pannell

A. Valentine

L. Bright M. Dual! S. Hargrove

. alvano A. Salvatore B. Senger

R. Weem J. Yoshioka

OFFJ:CJ:A.LS CLUB The Athletic Council and the Offi­

cials Club together serve the Shaw High Girl's Physical Education De­partment both during and after school hours. The Athletic Council Members double as gymleaders and organize the Girl's Athletic Association Activ­ities after school. Each Girl is as igned a port; for which she sign up the team , Lakes attendance, and records the points for each girl that took part. The Official's Club mem­bers assist in the G.A.A. games by officiating; receiving 5 extra G.A.A. points for each game they officiate.

To raise funds lhc clubs held bake sales and sponsored a competitive sports games such as Smith-Vassar and Army-Navy involving student players .

OFF! IALS CLUB- Bottom Row : P. Sneller, Vice-Pre ident; S. Cross, Secretary; Pam Gipson, President; M. immon s. Standing: J. Carson, L. Vcrgith, J. Yo hioka , S. Cowles

164

.AR:MY-N .A VY CHEERLEADERS

ARMY CHEERLEADERS-Bottom Row : D. Davenport, P. Bradley . Second Row: L. Cook, S. Cross. Back Row : F. Smith, P. Pannell , Captain

Both the Army and the Navy have reputations that range world wide , but these two American branches of military service are not the only ones with u claim to fame . Each year haw holds tryouts for a very important event-and the name of the game i Army-Navy too. About 40 girls are chosen out of the many who try out, and the game always prove to be exciting.

A VY CHEERLEADERS-Bottom Row: K. Marshall, R. eely. Second Row: D. Terrell, A. Warren. Bock Row: L. '. iggin~. J. ·. Jone~

165

A.R.~Y" V A.R.S:tTY"

Rl\lY \ ' \RSITY B11tlo111 l?otc: A. \ alcntine. Co-Captain , S. Hargrove, Co-Captain Middle Row: P. Foman, B. Petty, B. Griffey, J. Alexander Last Row: IJ. John,on , :'vlanagcr . B l'a) m:. C. Whttmore, L. Wtlhams, IJ. l'annell , L. I lunter

I A.R.l.\a:Y" JUN:tOR. V A.R.S:tTY"

\R1'.1Y Jt:NJOR \ 'ARSITY Bottom Rote A. Toney , D. Treat Middle Rote: T. Patton, F. Jennings , I. Ciccarello, R. Brown Last Row: G. McGee, C. Huiuley , I Jon e,, C. Da, id ,o n, D Bro" n, Mana11:cr

166

N .A VY V .ARSITY

AVY VARSITY Front Row : S. Young, Co-Captain; C. Weems. Co-Captain . Second Row: D. Payton. J. Carson, P. Gipson Back Rote : ~I.\. Sulli\;111, \tan­ager; . Jones, t. I Jaye,. P. ~penccr, M. Chabrand, D. Furman, !'.1anager

N .A VY JUNIOR V .A.RSJ:TY

167

\; \'Y J. \ ' - Front Rote C. Peoples, O,-Captain; J. Bro" n, \ . Suttle , L Yarbrough, B Paine. 0>-Captain. Back Rott• . . . (;ullatt. \tanager : l' . C.:ip,un. C Letcher. \ '. Ward

168

169

170

171

SENIOR

INDEX AKIY A, KA THLEE hop-Chop I 69 Windermere 451-0074 Community C,ollcJ{<' - BuS1ne ~s Future 'urses Club, Friendship Qub. Timt>r, Club. ha" Prt!senl,. Monitor . CataJina Oub On ·h(•~tr:1 G.AA .. Swim Leaders . Prom Com­millee , Pep Club

ALLE , GEORGE Poke} 1267 Melbourne Rd 541-2296 F're hman, J. V., Vars1ly football. Freshman , J. V .. Varsily Boskelball , Freshman Track , J V , \'arsily Baseball

ALLE , JUDY JJ 16272 Glynn 932-230 L'nit'l'rsity of Cincinnati lnten 'nr Design tudent Council , Collel(e Club ,

Friendship Club, Rim, Monilor , Mixed Chorus . G. A. A. , wim Leaders

ALLE , VICTORIA Vickey I Hll Melbourne 851-0953 Community Collel(e - Secretani Service Club , Mixed Chorus , Army­Navy , Prom Commillcc , Library Aids

ALMORE. HIRLEY Pugs 13204 Euclid 261 1133 Community Collel(e - Accountant Monitor AL TON, LAN IE 1536 Lakefront 2tll:!-31:!U5 Air Fore<' Cade t School

AMOS. L YVO 1E Pudd'n 1211 Lake Front 851 -6185 Foods ervice Supervisor

A DER O . HARVEY Joe 1365 E. 141 851-0962 Cle ,•eland tale -Medical Technician

A DERSON. IDELLA Peaches 13415 Carden Rd. 268-5105 Clerical Worker

A DER O , TIM "Peanuts " 14816 Alder Ave . 541-7302 Jahn Carroll -Business Adminis­tration Monitor . Mixed Choru , Spanish

alional Honor ciety

ARN. DEBORAH Deb 14620 Orinoco 541-1970 Bowlin!( Green - Speec h and Hear ­ing Therapi s t French Club Secretary- Treasurer , College Club President , Friend­ship Club Vice-Presidcnl , ki Club , Guard Club , Timers Club, Moni­tor , Catalina Qub, C.A.A ., Prom Commillee, Office Aids

A HFORD . ALICIA Fro 1842 Brightwood 421 -2982 Erma Lee Beauty School - Beau ­tici.an Future u.rses Oub , Future Sec retaries Qub , Friendship Club, Monitor , Negro Culture and History Club

AULT , ELSO 14619 haw 268-5088 Tool and Die Maker Monitor

BAKER. JOYCE 1217 E. 125 45 1-3251

Bo-Hunk

Turkey

LPN Nurs<' Future Nurses Club, Mixed Cho­rus . Office Aids

BALDWil\ , PA rRICIA 1750 Doan 6 1-3 97 Bu sin ,·s.o; 1::.tlucalion French Club. Friendship Club, Timers lub . •rvice lub . ~loni ­lor , , A.A . Prom Committee, Of­fice Aids

BARTLEY , DEBORAH 1750 Taylor Sl'cretary Monitor

BARTON , MARY ELLE 1717 haw Ave 6 1-6428 Secre tary

Debbie

Future Secretaries Qub , Ski Club, Guard Club, Timers Club , Monitor , Catalina Qub, G.A.A .. Swim Lead­ers, Prom Commillees . Offic e Aids

BEA LEY, BRAD 1258 Cnrlyon Rd Ccntral Stal<' L'nit>l'rsity -Elementary Education Monitor,

egro Culture and History Club. Varsity Track , C...'ros Country

BE KE HAUER, RICHARD Rick 1835 Wellesley 451-1708 Elec:lru11i,: Tec.·lmic.~·uri

BE 'VE UTO . A THONY Toni • 19800 Tyronne Ave. Ke-1-7897 Roche ste r- l,i.stitut e of Techno· lol(Y - Artist

81LLI GTO , MARGARET Marg 1923 Rosemonl Rd 761-0752 Ohio 'tatr - lfous ew ,fe Student Council, Ski Club, Monitor, Choir, Mixed horus , Rhlhm Teens , ·Fres hmen , JV , Varsity Cheerlead­ers. G.A.A .. Prom Comnliltee, Pep Club

DLA!fl, RE EE Content 12 13 Superior Ave 451-2648 Central State - lnt en·or Des,,,;ner

BLAKELY.GERALD 13902 Beaumont 451 -1066

BLU T, BARBARA Bonnie 936 Brunswick 451 -1 58 Baldwin - Wallocc

ational Honor Society , Collel(e Club , ki Club , Shaw Presents ,

1onitor , Choir, Mixed Chorus. G.A.A. Humanities East

BO ER, GREGORY 1800 Roxbury Rd . 229-2057 Data Processinl(

BOOKER , HERYL 1280 Mellbourne 451-5896 ll nu•ard Unil-ers,ty - Jeac/1i111( Student Council , French Club. Fu­ture Teachers lub , peech Club. Monitor , Choir , lixed Chorus, G.AA.. Shaw Presents

BRA OT, JAME B.A. 896 Creyton 851-1845 John Carroll Uniel'rsit~ Law M0nitor

BRAY. QUEE TE l 23 Brightwood 795-7498 Medical Secretary

BROW , DO 1889 Belmore 851-5720 \'arsity FtK1tbnll

BROW . JEAN I 755 Amhersl

up Bone

172

08 1-5237 \ 'irtor (}nnptomt•t<•r Comptom~ <'r<'r 0,>t'ratm CA.A·. Army - a,y

BRO\\ , JOHN 121,1 Alde r 681-0!!]2 /\ c•ntuck~ State u,IIC'JW

BROW . PATRI ' IA Pat 1210 North Lockwood 681 1(;7 De/au•are Ccllcl{e -Phvsical Ed­ucation Collcl(e .lub , Friendship Club, Ski Club. Tim.,rs Club , Official's Club. C A A . Arm y-Navy Mnn a Ftcr, Smith- \'assar. A C .. Gym Leaders, Prom C',ommillce , Pep Club, NeJ(ro .ulture und H.i,tory lub

BROW • ROBERT Bozo 1726 orlhfield Ave. 761-2897 Na,·~ fool and Die Maker Shaw Prest•nts

BRYA T. JEROME Jerry 1317 'hawvi ew 51-3245

Community Cllil<'I{<' Radar frc h­nician

BURDETTE , GEORGE 1880 Burnette Avenue 761 -1141

Deacon

Cuuaho11a C<>mmunit11. Pohce Work German Club , Shaw Presents , ~lon ­itor , Prom Committee

B R EY, RO ALI D Ros I 76 Slandwood Road 541,5663 o,mmunit11 Cnll,~l(L'· \\ 'oman Pro . batwn Uf/,c<'r Shaw Pr,~,,-.nt<. Monit or tPP.rn Cullum and History Club. Mixed Chorus

BUTLER , DON Supersmoolh 1626 Pontiac 851-6047 Finle~ Colle!(<' - Busin ess Admini­s tration Varsity Football , Varsity Baseball. Stage Crew

BYRNE • DAN Y Fat Jack 63 Helmsdale

681-4533 Cl<'rda11d. Stat e Cuyahoga Com­munit11 - A.Jtn·et,ltur e Ski Qub . Monitor Cnrdinal 'e ws­paper . Prom Commillee, JV. Foot ­ball . Freshman Track

CALI. A CY Meatball 1329 Ea,l 14 Isl Slrcet 681-89 6 Beaut ictan fri endship Club. Monitor . G.A.A .. Library Aid . Pep Club

CARTER. LORAi E Tina 1712 Harishorn "3 85 1-8752 Beauhcian Mixed Chorus

CARTER. MELANIE Mel 967 Crcyton Road 68l-0713 Fmstb1,r11 Stat e Collcl(e - Teacher Student O>uncil Canteen Council. O,llcJ<c lub . Ski Club, Monitor, Mixed Choru,. C.A.A.. Prom Com­mittee , Friendship Club

CAUFIELD. JEFF Wes 15731 Forest Hills Blvd 321-9437 0 /iio 'tate Uni1·,·rs1tv - Brain Sur­l(eon

German Club. Collel(e Club. ki Club. ha" Present . Guard Club. Monitor , Orchestra , Rythm Teens, Prom Committee. Freshman , J V .• Varsity WrcsllinR, Tenn"

CECIi. KATIII EE!': 2 I an Taylor Road

5 1,%3 0 Ob,•rlrn C:ollr•J(,•

Th,., o;,, K

Nalionol l!onor Socicly, Frend, Club. Ari Club. Shaw Pr •sl'nl , Rim, Monilor . La Masque. Iluman itics East. Ne11:ro Culture and lli,­tory Club

C llA8RANO . \tl CHtl.Lt. Wilt 2000 S..•..rslord Pince· 451-6145 Cu11ahoua Communilfl -A1r/UJ4 1

St<'U'Grt:h'.'>S French Club . Friendship Club, Guard Club. Secretary. \ 1onilor, GA A rmy- 'avy, Swim Lead •r

CIII LTON. EDDIE Chi, 13407 Fourlh Avcnuc 761-572:j Elt'ctro nics l:~t1J(1t1eer \10111lor JV Wre,tlinJ(

CLA MPIT . JERRY Jed I 833 Rox ford Road 268-0484 Bol<iu.-,n. Wal/ac, M D Cantee n C'Alundl. German Club, 'ki Club. Monitor , Prom Commit

l('c, Freshman. JV., Varsity Foo l· ball, Freshman. J. V Ba,kt•lball. Frc,hman. J \ • Varsity Track

CLA RK, DEB RAH Deb 2093 ML Vernon Bl\'CI 932-5739 Ba/c/1<•1n-\Va/lac<' -L/1•111<•ntarv J.~lucatwn Student Council Vit·t•-PT«!,idenl. German Club. Friendship Club .

ki Iub. Timers Club. Shaw Pre­sents. \lonitor. Orchestra. Rhythm Teen~. C.A.A .. Swim Wader,

CO i ER. \IICl!AEL \likt• 2052 Brunswi ck Road 5 11 2052 \fo/ orH' Colle11,· - I each er \,fonitor Cym LP :HIPr ·wim Lender. Studenl Council Altcrnn tive, Freshman Wres tlinR , J. \ . Varsity Track

OINER. VICKI 1900 Knowles 85 l-486 7 Airlin e Stru•ardess Future Secretaries Club, Friend­ship Club. Monitor. G.A.A .. Army

avy. mity - Vassar . AC .. Gym Leader

COLEMA , EL IE 1262 Melbourne .51-4286

()hi,, L'n,,., ·rsity Spc•1•c/1 1'/ierap,st , ludent C'.ouncil, C,nleen Council. French Club, Collel(e Club. Moni­tor . Offic" Aids. e!(ro Cultur e and History Club

CO LLI S. RITA Bou11:alou 121:!U I Ph1lhps Avenu e 851-0972 K!'rit Staff' Unit'<'rsit11 Vrama Frc•nch Club, Future Sccn•laril·,. ~uturc l\ursc, Club, Colll'Rl' Uuh. Timers Club. ).lonitor , Speech Club. Shaw Pres ents. C.A A . Prom C'ommittee. Pep Club. eJ1;ro lli, ­lory Club . Fulur c Teachers lub, F'ric•ndship Club

CO AWAY . JACK I 59 Stanwood ~51-446 4 Cf .. ,.t'/and State

CO NELLY , REGINA 14105 orlhfield Ave nue 45 1-20 16 111,• Unr1·<'rsity of Tnlc,fo £,I. ucatio11 Fulurc Teachers Club President . Treasurer of Service Committee, O,llel(e Club Treasurer, A. F . , \lonit or . Prom Commit! e. Offite Aids . Humanities East. Pep Club

COTTO . ELBERT Bobo I 00 I Carlyon Road ,;4 1-87 7 ChTt·lund Communilt/ Gnl/q,:, ,\,,cial Work Frc,hman Football , Freshman WresllinR

CREtD, ANNE 3339 Monticello Blvd 321-S558

Seymour

Macalntn C,,llt•l(e - Fuller Bru.rh­l(trl , m ."1ex1co1 Art Club, SHUTTLE. Monitor, Spanish alinnal I lonor Society. Prom C.Ommiltoos. Hum :rn,t ies J..:..'lc.l

CROSS. STtPHANIE Stephie 1250 'o rth Lockwood Avenue 541-7393 Cl<'rela11cl /;late L'nit·crsrty -Binlol(y Student Council. Future crctaries Club, Official's Club. Shaw Pre­sents, Monitor.CA.A , Army- avy. Smith- Vassar, Prom Committees. l!umanitrc, East, SIIAW OB-

ERVER

CRYSLER, WILLIAM Stitch 2067 Taylor Road 681-4183 Kent Commercial Pilot Student O>uncil, Ski Club Vice­Presidcnt, Shaw Presents, Band. Choir, Mixed Chorus. Rhythm 'recn,, Prom Committees, Varsity Football, Freshmen Wre . tling, J. V., Varsity Baseball . (',0lf

CU NI CHAM. DEBORAH Debbie

15806 Hazel Road 541-9211 Ashland Orchestra, Band. Rhythm Teens, Freshmen Cheerleader

CU IMS, THOMAS Slim HS22 <.;rasmere 851-4428 Clet·eland £11l(meem11( Institute -Machin,• Desrl(n Monitor, Office Aid

CYl'HtR ·. JAJ\.lk:S Old Vic 1656 Lockwood Avenue 541-7350 Balclrt•in- Wallace Col/cl(e -Teac h­inl( German Club, Chess Club Vice­Presiclent, President, RIM. Band, Le Masque, l lumanities East

DAVIDSON, LARRY 1272 l Phillips Avenue 451-5 52 Ohio University Draft.m,an Negro Culture and 1-li,tory Club, Freshman, J. V Football . Fresh­man, J V. Wrestling

DA VI . HIRAM GunbuR 13900 Savannah

DAULL, )..IARGUERITE Margie 1876 Allanclale 268-2770 Cuyalioxa O,mmu11itv Colle>,!(' Rcl{istcrc<l Nur:Jf.• Friendship Club, Monitor. C.A.A .. Army -Navy, A C., Office Aid , Humanities Ea t, Gym Leader

DA VlDSON, COR ELIUS Corny 12721 Phillips Avenue 451-5652 Clel'elancl State U11i,,crsity -Accountinll' Shaw Presents, Gym Leader, Fresh­man, J. V., Varsity Football. Fresh­man, J. V., Var ity Basketball, J. V. Baseball

DAVIS, SUSA 1233 Melbourne

51-8769

Beany

Conlra/ Stalu 0:,//o,:o Education French Club, Future Teachers Club, Friendship Club. Speech Club, Monitor, C.A.A., 'egro Cul­lure and History Club

DEA , GERALD Mike 16196 Hclmsdale Road Cl<'Pf'land tat(' Vetrrnan·an Debate Club

DEARDEN, DAVE 1733 haw Avenue 451-2629

Police Officer German Club

DENNIS, ROBERT 13507 Beaumont Strccl IBM School U. S .'"1 C .. Data Pro ce.,;-sinl(

erman Oub, Bond

DILLARD, JACQUELINE Jackie 1001 E. 129th ·trcet 851-0377 Community Cr,/1,•l(e -Lt•l(a/ Secretan, Future Secretaries

DOW S. BARANT Barry 1023 Greyton Road 761-4850 Kent State Uni,·ersity F'cdt·ral C.o,•emmcnl Work Shaw Presents, Swim Leader, Var­sity Swimming

DUNCAN, LOWELLA Lou 1734 Chapman Apt. ;;5 851-4602 Housewife

RIM, OBSERVER, Humanities Eat

EASTO , BETH 14514 Wood worth Road 681-4656 Teachrnl( College Club, Friendship Club. G.A.A.

EGGERS. KATHY 1271 Coit Avenue 851-2064 Baaul1cian

ELK! S, LI DA Pixie 1466 F.a,t 133rd Street 851-1629 Clet•eland Commu.nitl/ O,lll.'Ja:t' Receptionist Future Secretaries Club, G. A. A.

ENGEL, PAUL l 031 Greyton Road 851-9420 Kent Stall' Unil>ersity Jnumalism Shaw Presents, RIM, SHUTTLE. Choir, Prom Committee

FARR!. CRAY 1879 ela 851-9024 Monitor

FEDELL. MICHELE Micki<' 1817 Allandale Avenue 681-1636 Cle,•ela,ul Stat,• U11i,•ersity - Tcach-11111' Math National Honor Society, French Club, Monitor, G A.A , Humanities East

FIELDS, REBECCA Becky 1762 Carlyon 795-6546 Central -E lementani Education Future urses Club. Negro Culture and History Club

FITZPATRICK, GERALD Jerry 13221 Forest Hills Ave. Cle,•e/a11d Community Cnllel(t' -Accou11tant

FITZPATRICK. RICHARDO Ricky

13321 Forest Hills Ave . Clc,•e/and Institute of Art Drafts­man

FLEMI C. JUANITA 1247 Easl 146th tree! Army - avy

Wanda

/ATI OS. ICEPHORO ick 1000 elnview 761-1491 Case- \.\'i'.stem Rrs('Tl'(' Cnft-t•r. ity­Chemical Enl(t,w<'n·nl( German lub. Chess Club, Math Discussion Croup, Prom Qimmitlee

FREEMA , CHARLE l4417 Scioto Avenue 761-2749

173

University of Colorado -Negro Culture and 1-listory Club

FREEMAN. TERRY 1836 Wodenn 791,3934 Rt:u~~elut-T-Matliumulics Student Council, 1ationnl Honor

ciety, C.hess Oub, Fri,nch Cluh. \lath Discussion Group, Speech Club, AF.S., Prom Committee, Freshman, J. V. 1 Var.sit)· Swimming Senior Oass President , Bowling

FUHRY, JOAN Lew 15672 Clynn Road 371-1091 Uni,·ersity of Dayton -Snciolul(y College Club Secretary, Friend­ship, Club Publicity Chairman, Cuard Club, Timers Club, Shnw Presents, Monitor, Choir, 1',,lixed Chorus. Mascots, CA A, Army. Navy , Swim Leaders, Spanish a­tional Honor Society, Le Masque. Humanities East, THE OBSERVER

FUNARI, PATRICIA 1150 Brandon Road 371-5750

Pat

flood Collel(c - /Jomr £conn111ic, Jou ma/ism German Club, College Club. Ski Club, Timers Club, haw Presents . Orchestra, Band. Choir, Cheer leader ~ionngcr, Rh)·thm Teens, Prom Committee

GALLA, D. WILLIAM Rick 1827 Chapman 541-4669 College Club, Ski Club, Freshman, J. V., Varsity Wrestling. Band

GERMAI E, JANICE 954 Cal"donia Rouu· MUl-1276

ursinl( Future urses Club, Friencl,hip Club, Ski Club, Monitor, Library Aids

GEST, THOMAS 2164 Taylor fload 761-6652

Tommy-Po<>

Flordia Stale Unit•ersity - Teach,•r tudent Council, ational Honor

Society, German Club. Catelina Club, Mixed Chorus, JV and Var­sity Swimming

GIBBS. , ELSON Sugarcake 1535 Lakefront 451-S325 Cuyahol(a Community Colh!ll'C Band. Orchestra. Track

GILA , MARSHALL C.orky 1303 Coit Rood 761-4207 Draftinl( Monitor, Varsity Football , Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball

GILMORE, THOMAS 1269 Bender Avenue 451-2763

Squirrel

lnwa State Unil'ersity - Aero .,pace Engineerinl(

ational Honor Society, Germ, n Club, Chess Club. Monitor, Prom Committee, Freshman and Varsity Ba ketball Manager

GILMORE. WAY E 14412 Alder 761 -7552 C..Pn('ral .\1otor lnslilutc Transmis ions pecialist

GIP O •• PAMELA Pnm 116 North Lockwood 51-7667

Ohio Unit-crsity - llome Eronnmic., Teacher

tudent Council. French Club, Fu­ture Secretarie Club. Fril•ndship Club. Officials Club President. Shaw Presents, C.A.A, Army-

avy, mith-Vassar A.C. Sccretary­Treu,ur"r, P"p Club Vice-President

GLOVEH, PRE1'.>lUN C.a"inuv" 1350:; Sixth Avenue 268-2719 ,\/rrro Photo Sho" Prt·scnt , Swim Leader

C:RA \'ELY. CI.EOPHI,\ 14 :,h .. ~,t 133, Stn:cl J"d,·plwn,• Op(·rato, Monitor

C.RJH 1!:Y, BREND,\ r.rirr 1340'J Fur st Hills A,enue 851-1047 Cuyahol(a vm>munrt~ C-01/el(e­Nursinl{ German Club, Future 1'ur c Cluu 5ecretary, Friendship Club, RIM. Monitor, G. A A, Army- avy, Smith- Vassar, Office Aids, 'egro Culture and History Club

GRIFFIN, BELINDA Li, 13000 Forest Hills 268-0777 Kimt Stato X Rall 1<'chr,1'cfo11 Future Secretaries C.lulr, Frn•nrl­·hip Club, Sh:m Pre~ent,, Mnnilor, Choir. Mixed Chorus, Office Aids

CRJ~ES, PAT Sweet Black I :162 Elwood Noad 681-90\)2 Central State -Business Adminis­tration Future Secretarie., Oub. G.A.A.. Swim Leader , <'RJ'O Culturn nnrl Hishny lul,

GRO SMA!',, GAIL 917 Ravine Drive 681 5185 J\,f1anu linn·t'r.~·,11 - Teacher

ludenl C..,uncil, ational Honor Sudcly Secrt·lu.ry, ~haw Pre'-l.'llh , \1onitor . Orchestra, Rhythm Teen , tli Liters. Canteen Council

CULLA TT, HIRLEY Cookie 13300 Sixth Avenue 8GH372G I BM -Secretani CAA., Army - avy, Pep Club,

c14ro Culture and Hi tory Uub

GUY, PAULA Marie I 762 Chapman Street Friendship Club Vice-President, GA.A

HAIRSTO , I-IE, RY Cln) 1 52 BriP:htwood Draftsman

IIALL, JEFFER) Psycho 18134 Garfield A<>ad 451-4156 Clen,la11d. Cnmmunily C-01/ege -Lau· Enforcement Freshman footboll Fre~hmnn Track, GRAPHIC OB ER\ ER Editor

flALLO, JAMES Jim 163 I I C:~Pytnn Rnan 6 1-0 22 0/iio Urril'rr.<ily Photo Jo11malisr J. V. Track, Cross C'.ounlry, A111li11 Visual l\.olomlor

HAMILA, JOI-I 1900 ldlewood 6 1-92 l

The fubbi

HA, AW LT, DO ALO Don 1830 Nela 761-5-112 (;art.TT Academ11-Brnadca,d1-nir Germ n Club, Shaw Prt•"•nh , Choir, Mixed Choru.

HA T\K. EL I E l 97 2 'eln w,>t>d Road 7 I-l0-15

'urses Aid Future Nurses Club, Frieml,11111 Club, Monitor, Ii, d Choru , l, . A

HARGROVE, A DRA Super Spook

1379 East 125 Street 721-8023 Kent State Vmrersity - TtiachinR French Qub. Friendship Qub , Of­ficial's Qub, RIM, Monitor, C.A.A .. Army- avy, mith-Vnssar, AC.. Gym Leader;, ejl,ro Culture and Hhtory Club

HARRELL. EDD 13500 Fifth Avenue 451-8920

Sugar Bear

AssociatiPe Engineen·nl{

HARRIS, JEROME Jerry 1773 Elberon 795-7347 Cleeeland Community Collel(e -Business

HARRI , LIO EL Ston 1051 Thornhill Drive 541-3959 Central tale -Business A-fanaf{er

HARRIS, MACK 16000 Terrance Road 451-2399 l\,Jount Union - Business Chess Club

HART, SUSA ue 36 Selwyn Road

3 1-4024 Ohio State Unit•ersity -Physical ThPrapy Future urses Club, College Club, Friendship , ::,.haw Presents, A.F.S., Monitor. Choir, Mixed Chorus, C.A.A .. Office Aids, Humanities East, panish ational Honor Society

HASKI S. GERTRUDE 13204 Euclid Avenue 268-1133 Teach inf(

Monitor, Choir

HATCHER, WALTER 1683 Hower 795-4061

Trudi

Bowlin!( Green State University -lndustn"al Manal(ement Monitor, Negro Culture and History Club, Freshman Wrestlinl(, Fresh­man Football. T. V. Crew

HATTE . LAWRENCE 1338 East 142 Street 681-3891 JB,\1

IIEIMA , JOSEPH Joe 876 Eloi e Drive 681-4842 Miami of Ohio -Architect J. V. Track, Cross Country

HEISLER. MARK Hustler 14 08 Dover Avenue LI 1-1792 7bol and Die School Observer

HE DER O , LLOYD 1852 A.lvascn Road 851-6588 Central State Umverstty -Business Manal(er French Club, Service Club, Moni­tor. Freshman Track

HIGH, JUDY Dither 1622 Lakefront Avenue 51-6609

Airline Stewardess Office Aids, Monitor, C.A.A., Fu­ture Nurses Club , Future Secre­taries Qub, Service Club

HOLLY, DEBORAH 1Jebb1e-Oog l:J512 fifth Avenue 451 -5179 Clet•e/ancl State -Lcl(a l Secretary Future Secretaries Club, Monitor , Negro Culture and History Qub

HOPE, LI DA Peanuts 127 I Ea t 125 Street 761-7012 Cuyaho/(a Community Collel(e

Monitor , Mixed Chorus, Army-avy, C.A A

HOU E\\'ORM. 'TE PHEN l lousey 1233 North Lockwood 851,5 52 Gym Leader, Freshman, J. V and Var ity Football , Freshman and J V Basketball. J. V. Baseball

HOWELL, LI DA Twelve year old

170 l Coit Road 541-4187 Fashion Mnc/.,/ Office Aid, Monitor C.A A., Friendship Club, ki Club

HUEB ER. ELEA ORA 3414 Sylvanhur t 451-5285 Ohio State U11it'ersity - Teacher Office Aid, Collel1,e Club, Future Nurse Club. Future Secretarial Club Historian

HUGHES. DOUCLA 15659 Henley Road YE 2-4061 Miami UniL·ersity

Doull,els

Monitor, Choir, Mixed Chorus. Rhythm Teens , Canteen Council Vice-President , Spring Musical, College Club. Tennis, Prom Oimmittcc

HUMMER. PAUL 14004 haw Avenue 761-7373 Clel'elnml Stflit Monitor, Choir, Mixed Chorus, Shaw Presc11ts. Sorinll Musical. Col­lege Club, Prom Committee

HUND, JACQUE 16026 Henley Road 932-8939 Strasbourl( Unfoersity A.F.S., Canteen Council, Student Council, Football

HYLA D, PAUL 1819 Rexford Road 541-6497

IWATA, ROBIN 15700 Euclid Avenue 681-8806 Northu.'estem U11it-crsity -[01tr-11alism College Club , Service Club, Moni­tor, Humanities East, 01:lSEKVER. Spanish National Honor Society

JACKSON, A ' Annie 1638 Delmont Avenue 795-6973 Kent State Unit'ersity - peech and f-learinl( Therapist Student Council, Canteen French Club, College Club, Monitor, Mixed Chorus, Prom Committee, Negro Cullun;;: and Hi:)tory Club

JACOBUCCI. DA IEL Yac 13922 Potomac Avenue 541-6554 Clevelancl . tale Unit'ersity Monitor

JOH 'SO , ALBERT 1246 East 143 Street 851-1079 Air Force

JOHN ON , ALFRED 1216 Melbourne 851 -2537 Business Track

JOH SO , DEBORAH Debbie 1187 Carlyon Road 761-2764 Cleveland Slate - Teacher Army -Navy, Smith-Vas ar, C.A.A., A.C.. Varsity Cheerleading, Pep Club, CJ(ro Culture and History Club, Friendship Club, Future

urses Club

JOH SO , CHARLES 1466 Hayden 451 -2192

Bruce

174

Cll't·l'lancl Stal<' Umt•,·rsity -S ki Club. Guard Club. wim Leader, Freshman and Var~ity Wrestling, Freshman Track

JOHNSO , CARY 1124 Carlyon 541-1210 Track

JONES, LO ELL 1362 East 139 Street Mu 1-1251 Manal(er of Car Shop A.F .. , Mixed Chorus

KAUFMAN, ALICE 1871 ChMles Road 451-2189

KE EDY.ROBERT 3382 Henderson Road 268-3389 lliram Collel(e Monitor, Choir , Mixed Sha" Presents. Band , Teens, Sprin11. Musical , Council, Baseball , Tennis

Kenosha

Rob

horu . Rhythm Student

KI EY CAROL Slim 12806 Fore t Hills Avenue 421-5957 Tennessee State UniL·,1rsity - Bus­in£•ss Ac/ministration Friendship Club, Speech Club. Ncsiro Culture and History Club

KIRK. CAROL 1410 l Savannah 268-1761 Beautician

haw Presents

KIRK, LA VER E Lukie 14101 Savannah 268-1761 Business Administration , Data Pro­cessinl.( Monitor . Mixed Chorus. Pep Club

KISROCZY, PAULETTE Letta 14528 Shaw Avenue 681-7155 Secretary Student Council. Friendship Club, Catalina Club, Mixed Chorus, J. V., Varsity Cheerleader Manager, C.A.A., Army Cheerleader , Prom Committee, Office Aid

KLEITZ, MARY 1380 Hampton Road 761-4827 Sai,it John Collel(e -Nurs,·nl( German Oub, Futur~ Nurses , Col lege Club, Friendship Club, Prom Committee

KOSIK, RICHARD Dick 1848 Alvason Road 541-4155 Brock University - Jour11alism Monitor. Freshman Baseball , Cross Country

KRABER, SUSAN Sue 1875 Beersford Road 26 -4040 Clet•eland State -P.syrhnlr>}(y Student Council, Canteen Council, Ce1111a11 Club, Friendship Qub, Timers Club, Shaw Presents, Choir, Mixed Chorus, Prom Committees

LA DRUM, FRANC! l 2709 Phillips UL 1-2439 Central State Freshman, J. V., Varsity Football, Freshman, J. V., Varsity Wrestling; Varsity Track, Freshman Baseball

LA CMACK. SUSA Sue 168!:I Elberon Ave. 791-3461 Cuyahol(a Collel(e -Gerti/red Public Accountant German Club, peech Club, Moni ­tor, C A.A., Library Aids , Office Aids, Humanities East

LARO , CARL 15629 Euclid Ave. 268-4143

Olson

Ohio Cnfoersill/ -Engin, 1erinl( Freshman, Varsity Football; Fre,h­man Wrestling

LA VE DER , AARON 1213 Melbourne Road 54 l-3863 Ee/Inborn State Mortilio11

Biit La,

JV .. Varsity Football; ]. V., Varsity Wrc,tling, Freshman, J V., Varsity Track

LEE, CAROLY Carol 134405 Carden Rd. Fairmont Stal<• -NursinK C.A.A, P•p Club

LEIBERT, JOH 3399 I lollister 371-4223 Duke Unfrersity -En.rrinecr Senior Class Vice-President, ·tu­dent Council, National Honor Soci­ety, Vice-Pre,id,mt; Monitor . S" im r .Patler Frt~~hninn J V V:1r"ilv Football, Freshman , J V., Var-ity Track; JV., Varsity 'wirnminl(

LEWERS. JOH 1448 E. 135 268-090

LONG, BRE DA 1109 Carlyon Rd . 851-2896 Secretary -Mode/in!( Future Secretaries Club

Limb

LOWRY. LUCILLE Lucv 188 t Hastini.s Ave. 681-2633 lfillsdale Collt•l(e Eh•111<•11can1 Education Future urscs Club. Friend ship Cu~ ~aw Pres nh, SHUTTL& Monitor. Choir, Mixed Chorus. C.A.A., Prom Committee

LUCAS. FL RENCE 12\/ 18 Phillips Ave. 681-2068

Mammy

Jlolt'ard Unfrersily -Pro/c•M;io nal Vocalist Le Masque. Future Nurses Club, Shaw Presents. RIM, ~lonitor. Choir, Mixed Chorus, C.A.A., Speech Club. Negro Cullure & His­tory Club

LUTSKO, DE NIS 1741 Allnndale 681-8104

Peter

Miami - Physi ca l Education Monitor, Prom Committee. Fresh­n-ian, J. V. FoolUall; Frc-,11111,111, J. V. Wrestling; Freshman Track. JV .. Varsity Basketball

LUNCI!. LEE 1731 Collamer 761-5264 Clet'ela11d State Monitor

LY DALL, EDWARD 15903 Brewster Koad 371-1953 Alia mi -C hemical Engine(.ir Student O.,u11dl. Ski Club, Shaw Pre sen ts, Monitor. Choir. Mi xcd Chorus, Rhythm Teens, J. V., Var­sity Football, Coif

LYN , OPHELIA 1204 Bender 541-5162

MAD EN. KARE 3414 Hartwood Road 681-7166 Ohio State Unfrersit.t/ -Elemc>ntar11 Educatiou Student O>uncil. Spirit 01mmitt ·c Chairman; Canteen Council, Na­tional Honor 1ciety, Cermnn lub, Ski Club, Timers Club, haw Pre­sents, Monitor, Choir, Mixed Cho­rus, Freshman Cheerleaders. Hi Liters, Co-Captain; C.A.A .. Swim Leaders, Prom Committee. Spanish

ational Honor Society

MA DELBAUM, WARREN 1832 tanwood

LI 1-'38,50 \'\'cs:tern RPsnn•c Unit·ersi111 PoUct.•mnn Future Teachers Club. O,llcge Club. Ch •ss Club, '.1ath Discussion Group, RIM, Monitor . Prom Ci>m· mittec. Office Aids. Freshman Foot­ball. JV . Swimminp;

MARTIN. LI DA 1870 Roxbury Road 421-8766 Kent Stale J\fusic Teacher Friend,hip Club. 'ha" Presents. Monitor, Orchestra , hoir, Rhythm Teem. G.A A Prom O,mmittcc, Humanities East, ep;ro Culture & History Club

McCANN, MARY Saki 12914 Phillip, Ave 851-9437 Dyk, • Col/el(<' I B Jt Future Nurses Club , Future Secre­taries Club. Service Club, Monitor, G A A , Office Aid, , Negro Culture & History Club

McCORKLE. JOHN 2140 laylor Koacl 681-6260 Bou ~linK Green Monitor, Gym Leader. wim Lead­ers. J. V .. Varsity Wrestlinp;; J, V., Varsity Basketball

McDOUCLE, DOUGLAS Doup; 13913 Scioto 451-0848 Ohio Stal,• Farnu•r SIIAW CARDINAL EWSPAPER

McFARLAND. MARSHA Swampy 1825 Brightwood Ave. 421-0238 Hiram Gnlll'I{<' -lnlrn·or Decorator Friendship Club. Ski Club. Shaw Presents , Monitor , Office Aids. Humanitie . East. Le Masque. Pres­ident; Stap;c Crew

McCAUGHEY. DEBORAII Debbie 16327 Cleyton Road 851 -1972 Secretar11 Future Secretaries Club. Friend­ship Club, ~lonitor, Choir, Mixed Chorus. C.AA., Smith-Vassar

~lcGRODER. TO~I 177 5 . Taylor Na Py German Club. Monitor

MdNTOSH , KAREN 12605 Speedway Overlook 451-7078 Lincoln Unil't'rsil!J ]ounwlism Collel(c Club, pecch Club, Moni­tor, Le Mn,quc, Prom Committee

1cKE ZIF.. <; \I l 340~ Graham 451-8778 Si1111<'r

Mc~IA E~IY. Tl~IOTIIY

184 2 Taylor Road 541-3682 Lau• l:.n/orct.•m('tll

lonitor

Mc ALL. lvlARC RET 1003 I lclmsdale 541-7322 lleidl•lberJ.: Education

Poor Bob

Marj(('

Future TcaLhCr:\ Club. Sc:t.:r~laq; Collep;e Club. Ski Club. Shaw Pre­sents. Promc,tic,n Q,mmittee; Moni· tor, Mixed Chorus. C./\.A., Prom Committee

McTHIR TY, DEBORAII Sunny 1264 E. 1'15 681-0090 Radio Announcer Mixed Chorus, Library Aids, Pep Club. egro Culture & History Club

MEAR -. LY N 1G20 Greyton

382-9556 St, John Collc11<' of Cl!'l'r'lan<i -1'l'achcr Future Teachers Club. Frif.'ndship Club. Service Club , Shaw Presents. Monitor . Choir. Mixed Chorus

MEEKER , LAURA 15 7 58 Fc11crnu1 c 321-6092 U11i1·,•rsity of Kl'ntucky Physical Therapist Student Council. National Honor Society. Secretary; Future Nurses Club, Q,llel(c Club. Sha" Presents . A F S., Monitor . Choir, \1ixecl Cho­rus. Rhythm, Teens, G.A A., Span­"h 'a tionnl Hc,nor Society, Treasurer

MELLOR. MADELINE 1827 Hayden A\'C, 451-0627 llouseu:if, •

Maddy

Friendship Club, Monitor . C.A.A .. Office Aids

~IILLER. DORIS 13312 Woodworth Ave 681-1006 Secrl'tar11

~IITCHELL. DE !SE 1233 E. 125 268-1646 I Jome Ecmwmist

MITRI. ANTHONY 959 Helmsdale 681-5726 ()hin .. lair · f), •r,lisf

Marilyn

Niecy

Tony

Orchestra. Frc,hman , JV Football; Fn"'<.hm:ln \.bn:ip,Pr R:1,kt:.thall. Fre,hman Track . C~1lf

}..11ZICH. JOA:-.: 163fl Holyoke 541-905 S<'cretan; FuturP S<•c·retnrie, f'Juh

MOORE . ROSEMAHlt 1251 E. 1:37 681-0382 Bu.sinc~s Future Teachers Club. Future

urses Club , Friendship Club. Service Club. Sha" Presents , \loni· tor . \li,cd Chorus. Prom (',c,mmit­tee, Library Aid,

1'10RCA , . URSUL!Nt 1335 t:. HI 268-4287 .\lod e/

MURPHY, ELIZABETH 1763 C.ollamer Ave . 681-01 3

Nene

~lurph

L'ni, •,•rs1ty of 1olr·,lr>- S,·conclary Education • tuclent Council , French Club, President; Future Teachers Club, \ 'ice-President ; Friendship Club. Monitor. Iii-Liters, Manap;cr ; Prom Committee, Office Aids , Human -

A THAN SON , SUSAN Sue 1570 Luxor Road 321-8817 Clcit·rlond StafL • T<>ocl,;nl[ French Club. Fulurt· Teacher, Club. Future 'urses Club. Colle1tc Club, ~lath discu"ion Club .. pan ­i,h National llonor iciety

'EGE 1BOR . ED\\' ARD 923 Greyton 5H-Ol-ll Kent -Architecture German Club. ~1onitor

NICKERSO . DO 1

1746 Rosedale 7 1-8033 Urba11olo~i,,t

Nick

80\, ling League. egro Culture & History Club

NIED, RO ALO Ka-Nied l 87 Charles 6 1-912 Miami - Psychr>lo11y J. \' ., Varsity Football

175

1'>.0RBI~. Lt:~Llt 1649 Carlyc,n Road 761-6 09.

Macombey

1/mcard C ·ni,·,•r.,itv -AFRO liis­tnn; and Cu/tun• Educator Future Teachers Club, C.olle!le Club. Friendship Club. Service Clul,, Speed, Club, Shaw Presents. RIM, Le Mosque , Ncp;rn Culture & History Club

O'BRIEN, CATHtRINE l 732 Collomer St UL 1-8424 John C.arm/1 - 'f'l'acl,rr

Kathy

Future Secretaries Club. Friendship Club. Monitor , C.A.A

O'BRIEN, ~IICHAEL 183.5 Mt. Union UL 1-8697 Community Colll'J(e

OHM, GRETCHE Cretch 15fl65 Nelacre t fllll-'3125 Clel'eland State - ccrclary College Club, Friendship Club, Ski Club, Monitor, Catalina Club, mana~er; CA A , Prom Commit­tee. Library Air!. Pr>p r.l11h

OROZCO, JOAN E

3427 Hartwuu,1 Ruad 681-9206

Bosco Bear

Cuyaho11a Community O,lle11e -Lab Technician Student C"...ounc-il. Futurp N11r~p,;;

Club, Friendship Club. Monitor, c; . A. A , Prom O,mmittce , Office Aid , Pep lub

OVERTON, \\INIFRED Winnie 1843 Bri1,1:htwoocl St 721.52('.)8 Elmhur.<l Un11•1•rsity - LabrJratom A .... ,i.~lant Futur e Te:ichcrs Club . Future Nurses Club . Monitor , C.A.A .. Prom C.ommittcc. Office Aid, Pep Club

OWEN. K. Rir.HARO Oirk 15357 Euclid Ave. 451 -2364 &u:lin11 Crl'en Stat, Unii•crsity Ski Club. Golf

OWE ' . GAJL 1213 Lakefront Ave. 851-8295 Monitor . Office Aid

OW LEY. ERIC 1279 E. 125 St. 851-7377

PACE. 8 RBARA Barb 16005 Hazel Road 26 -3626 Case \\'cst<'m Ri'.~cr,·,·· Lott• National Honor ciety, French Club. Monitor

PALEY. ORMAN L'il Pal!' 1259 Coil Ave 268-2359 Air Force - l'nnt111J! & f'hoto11raphy Ski Club, haw Pre,,mts, lonitor. JV Football, ). \'. Wre,tlinp;

PAU.IER , CARY 340i Henderson Road 851 -171 Photo11raphy -P1,'ntinl! Tennis, Assistant Editor of the CARDI AL

PASTUCH. BARBARA 3419 Hartwood Rd. 681-3724 St. John Colle!((" -E ll'11u~ntury Eu­ucation Student Council, French lub. f'u· lure Secretarie, Jul), Friend hip Club. SI IUTTLE. M1111ilur. Prum Committee, GA .A.

PATTIE. TE\'E Warbler 211 7 1t. Vernon Blvd 371-1095 Cll',•e . State -Stock Broker German Club. Ski Club. Monitor. Office Aid, Freshman. J. \'., \'ar -

s1ty J:ootball , Frc·,h1111m, JV, Var­sity Baseball

PAYTON KAI PH Rabe I 288 Bender Ave. 541-7853 Pro Basketball Freshman,. J. V. Fn.,tlmll : Freshman , J. V., Vnrs1ly Basketball. Freshm11n Varsity Trark '

PECKINPAUGH, JANET 16215 Oakhill Rd. 4.51 -004a St uiwr ence Student CcHrncil, Cante n ('"J)Un<cil German Club. Fri.,ud,lup Club. Ski Club. President. Tim rs Club, Shaw Pre,t'nts, Monitor. Oreh 1tra. Choir, Mix .d Chmu, , Hi T.itt>rs, Co-Captalll, GA A Sw,m L ad!tr, Prom Committee, Humaniti .. , Ensl

Pt:UPLES , CAROL Y 13902 Alder 851-0373 Community r.,,ll,·11, -0,mouter Operator Negro Culture & History Club

PEOPLES, SHERYi. 14512 J::Jm Ave. 761-5192 Communr'ly Col/~11r Acc,,unlanl Ne11.ro Cullurt: & lfatory CluL

PERNELL. JACQUELl E Jackie 1875 Roxbury 791-6392 K ent -Journn/i.t;m Future Teachers Club. Friendship Oub . C.A.A .. l"rom C'..ommittee. Library Aids, Office Anh, Human · ilic, Ea,t, Ncvo Culture & lli5tory Club

PETERS. CONSTANCE Connie 3426 Sylvanhurst 268-3610 Ohro \Ah•sl1·van . A1rl1n1 • Sl,•u · ardes.<f.

tudcnt Council, National llon or Suci"1y, Germ"" Club, rulurt·

urses Club. C'L>lll'lle C-Juh, . k i Club. Monitor. Catalina Club. Choir. Mixed C':horus. ,. A. A .. l'rom Committee , llumanitics Ea t

PETER • PETE 1 97 Wadena Ave . CE 1-1160 Clei•c/and Stat, \lonitor, Freshman. J. V Football ; Fre,hman. J . \' Baskl'th~II

POORE , KATHERI 1E Kathy 1730 Bryan Mawr Road 541.0 l J Clerdancl Sta tr -1,::achcr Siucl!'nt Council. frt,nch r.Juh. F11l11n· Tt"udu:."f\ Club, 'ervic\! Club. Monitor, GA. PO\\ ELL. ROGER Burner 1147 Carlyon Road 51-6335

BustnC'ss Varsity Football. J \ ' l:la ketball. Freshman Wrestlinp; POSIPANKA. SUSA Po 0 2. t!luvic-\\ ' 681-408 5«:crt.'lOrl./ Future Teacher Club, Future

lcretanc, Club l1n•..,,r1P11f Frit•ml­ship Clul,, ~lorntor . C .A A .. Prom Committee. PPp Club

PRE~IIER , ANTOINE '! rE: Tm,i l 004 Euclirl Ave . 1\pt #10 ,, 6 1-3-127 '\!unin ll

Futur Nurse, Club. ~crctarv, Munitor. G. A

PRICF . DEBORAH 14007 ha" 541-37 3

O.,bl,i.,

Akr on f'ni1·1 n,it11 /'/1 ru1·,tluH.J

Ec/urnrw11 G<.'rnrnn Club, Fuli1r<" ur,r.:, Club. rllllPI!'' Club. F, iembhip r.Jub. Ski

lub. Guard lub. crct ry, Pr • ,dent : Timer Uub . 1'res11l1•nt: \11111i tor. Catalina Club, Trearnrer: G A .• wim Leaders, President ; Prom Q,mmittee

QUA, DER. DARRELL Q 1020 Carlyon Place 451-3130 K<·nt tale l11dustnal Arts Monitor , Nel(ro Culture and His­tory Club, Freshman, J. V .. \'ar,ity Football,: J. V. Basketball, Fresh· man Wre stli nl(, Frc hmnn , I V Base ball

RABE , RICHARD 1725 Allandnle 851-6258

at•y-Draftinl( Ccrman Club

RHYA 0 , TOM 939 Selwyn Rd . fa 1-3912 B01di 111( Green u,olul(y

Snitch

Le lasquc. Future Teachers Club

RITTE BURG, CHARLE Chuck 15920 Haze l Rd. 51-9644

L'nit,,d tal es ,\filitary Acad tudent Council, President : a­

tional Honor ciety, German Club, ki Club, Chess Club, Pre side nt ,

Vice - President. ecretary-Trea­surer : Speech Club, Shaw Prese nts , Rl I. Choir, Mixed Chorus, Rhythm Teens . Prom O>mmittee. Human ­ities East, Debate Team

ROB! SO , THOMAS Tom l 69 Burnette 541-4126 U . ,'.farine O:,rps Bond, Rhythm Teens

ROWE , ETHEL 1281 Bender Ave. 681-8109 O:>mmunity O:,llcl(C Secretary Future Secretaries Club, Friend ­ship Club. Monitor

SADLER, CWE DOL YN 1127 East 125 St 541-8935

SAL V ANO . USA Bucky 1869 Windermere 761-5949 Bou:ling Gree11 Physical &luca­tion Teacher Student Council, c~nteen Council, Friendship Club , ki Club, Monitor , Mascots, C.A.A., A.C . Gym Leader. Swim Leader , Prom Committee. Office Aid

SALVATORE, ALFRcUA Ally 968 Creyton Rd 541-7635 O:>mmunily -Gym Teacher O>llege Club, G.A.A., A.C. Cvm Leader

SANDERS, CEDRJC 1686 Hower 791-1664 Ohio Unit•ersity Fres hman , J. V .. Varsity Basketball : Fre shman Baseball

SA WYER. LESLIE 1116 Carlyon Road 851-1765 Beauty Sc.hoot -Beautic ian Monitor

SCHAFLE, ROBERTA 1218 Rozell e 541-3318 Dyk e - Secretary

SCHA TZ, RICHARD 15880 Glynn Road 371-0422

Bobbie

Eric

O:,rnmunity C,,llel(I' - Law £11-forcem enl

SCHARSCHMIDT, LINDA 3419 Thome, Rd 451-4128 Miami - Journali sm , Speech Student Council, Senior Class Sec­retary, Canteen O>uncil , ational Honor Society, German Club , Col­lege Club , Friendship Club, Ski Club , Timers Club, Math Discus -

ion ( :Jub, Orchestra, Choir . .\fixed Chorus, Rhythm Tct:n,. Hi Liters, G. A .\ Prom Commitlce, Office \id, llumanilic< Ea,t, Pc•p Club. A.F.S .. Vicc-Prc<i<font, Trca,urcr;

lonitnr SCIIARSU. WAY 'E 14720 .\rd cnall A,c ·151-42% .\l alo,u· CA>lll!I(<' - .\lc,licine Cht•ss Club. Band

SCOTT. ALI CE The Rock 12716 Spet,dway Owrlnok l!al-02!:l!:I ll o,,-ard V,ctition Monitor , Mixed Chnru,. ,.AA., Prom Committee. 'cgro Culture and History Club

SEAMAN. DOUCLA<; Do11i,

1753 Slrathmore 208-2317 Ddou·arc Chemical E111(1·11{'er Band

SEA MA , CARY 11612 Cain,boro A,c 761-2 11 MacMurray Colle!(<' - 1l•acher Monitor

EGULI , WAY E 1910 Rosemont Road 681-5379 Cor111nun11v Gallel(c- Bookkeeper

SERI. A THO Y 1830 Penros e RA 1-1350 Arm~ Monitor

SHAW. LINDA 1378 Elwood Road 851-1280 Air Line Stewardess

Lin

tudent Council, C'.orresPOndin2 Secretary; Canteen Co uncil , Friendship Club. ki Club, Shaw Pres ents . Monitor , Choir , Mixed Chorus, Rhythm Teen ; , Freshmen, J. V .. Varsity Cheerleaders; C.A.A.,

wim Lenders, Office Aids , Pep Club

SHOE BERGER , CHRISTI E Chris

1883 Charles Road 451-9112 Dent•cr Woman ·s Galle!(/! Airline Stewardess Timers Club, Monitor . Catalina Cluu, Vin:-Prnsidt:ul; C.A.A . , Swim Leaders, Humanities East

SIEGFRIED. DIA, E 13204 Euclid Ave . 268-1133 Secretary

Dee-Dee

SIM , REC! ALO Saleh 14 208 orthfield Ave . 451 -9426 Accounting Gym Leaders, J V . Varsity Baseball

SIMMONS, MARY 1243 Rozelle Ave . 541-8624 Oh io Unh•cr~,,y - Phys ·ical The,-a· pis/ Fren ch Club, Futur e urses Club , Official's Club . RIM, Monitor , C.A.A .. Army -Navy , Smith-Vassar, A. C., Gym Leaders, Negro Culture and History Club

SMITH, ELISE 12 70 Rozelle Ave . 761-6346 Central - Business Monitor, Negro Culture and His­tory Club

SMITH , CWE DOLYN 1136 Eddy Road 451-0929 Co mmuraity College - TB!ttl C.A.A., Library Aids

SMITH, LYNNE 1085 E. 125

Pumpkin

176

451-6865 Rt"iristcred Nu,.,-.e

SM ITH . PATRICIA Pat 14213 Savannah .54 1-1419 Clevela nd State -Business College Club. Orchestra, Band, Li­brary Aids. Hum anities Ea,t, Negro Culture und History Oub

SMITH, SIDNEY Bit 1292 E. 137 761-5879 E.E. TI -E nf(ineen·nl(

SMITH, TOM T • mith 1721 O>it Ave. 851-4150 Washi,il(lon -Deriti I Student O.,uncil, Nati onal Honor Society, Monit or , Prom Committee. Freshman , J. V., Varsity Football; Freshman. JV. , Ba ketball; Fresh ­mru,. J. V., Vanity Baseuall

S EEO.TERRY 13321 haw 76 1-29 17 Carpe11tcr

ELLER. PHYLISS Hope 1581 1 Oakhill Rd . 76 1-0084 Colorado Alpm e Collel(e German Club, O>llege Club, Ski Club, Official's Club, Vice-Pres­ident ; HUTTLE, Monitor , Prom Committee. Humaniti es East

SOKOL. TOM 1869 Allandal e Cleveland State

SPE CER. PATRICIA Patty 14007 Strathmore 851-0387 Communitu Col/el(e -Phu.< Ed Monitor, Army - avy, Smith­Vassar, G.A.A., Pep Club , egro Culture and History Club, Gym Leader

SPOLARICH. GREG ponp;y 1818 Bersford 451 -7478 Cleveland State Ski Club, Freshman, J. V., Varsity Football

SPRI GER, MICHAEL 1675 Auburndale 79 1-0290 Monitor

STAKJCH, CRECC 2110 ewbury Dr. 371-4588 Ashland - 1'eache r

Stretch

<college Club, Ski Club, Guard Club, Monitor , Prom O>mmittee

STEPANCIK, DALE 1753 Fay St. 761-3069 Electronics The Cardinal

Chimp

STEVERSO , M. LODEANIA

1412 2 Orinoco Ave . 249-7952 Wilberforce -Soci al Work

STRAUBE, CONRAD 936 Ravine 851-6394 Northw este rn - Electrical ueeri ng

Dino

Arthur

Enl(1·-

Ski Club , Monitor , Mixed Chorus, Freshman , J. V. Baseball

STONE, JOAN J.A. 1734 Noble Rd. 451-6796 Canteen Council , Secretary ; Ger ­man Club, Fre nch Club, Shaw Pre ­sents, Monitor, Orch es tra , Choir, Rhythm Tee ns, Hi Liters, Mo.na1<cr. G.A.A., Prom Committee

SULLIVAN, MARY ANNE 989 Selwyn Road 381-1622

5'1cretary Future Secretaries Club, Vicc­President, •cretary , Treasurer; Frie nd ship Club, Monitor , C.A.A, Army-Navy, Manager: Smi th ­Vassar, Office Aid

SYLVESTER. MIKE 1645 Doan O,mmumcatiOn$ Chess Club

TABOR, LINDA Lynn I 77 0 I nrk wood 451-5797 Monitor, Library Aid

TALTON, REGINALD 12820 Superior 851-5560 Lawyer O>llege Club; Freshman. J. V., Var­sity Track ; Freshman, J. v .. Varsity Wrestling: Freshman, J. V, Varsit y Football

TAYLOR, BOBBY B.T. 1441 E. 135th 268-0811 Central State-Business Admin. Shaw Pres e nt s

THIELE, PAT 14006 Ard e nall Ave . 761-2491 Ohio State -Mathematics

tudent O>uncil, National Honor ciety, German lub , Ski Club,

Timers Club . SerrPIAry: haw Pre­sents. Catalina Club, Secretary

THOMAS, CAROLYN 1362 E. 139 681- 1251 Com munity -Secre tary

THOMAS, FAYE 14010 Shaw Ave . 851-2507 Secre tary

alio nal Honor Society, Future Secretaries Club, Monit or

THOMAS, RITA 14112 Scioto 851-5778 O:,mmunity College Secretary Mixed Chorus

THOMPSO • THOMAS 1688 Elberon 795-2653

THOR TON , DARRELL Caesar 1829 Alvason 761-663 1

THORNTON RITA 1240 E. 142 266-2620 C/et>eland State -Social Work French Club, Secretary, Friendship Qub, Monitor

TlLLMA . JAME 14209 Mayfair 451-7448 U11it>ersity of Norther11 Iowa - Bus­iness Administration

TIMM, ANTHONY Tony 1751 Fay Street Li 1-4736 Fresllman Ba ketball , Freshman Wrestling, Freshman Track, Coif

TI LEY, ALICE 14600 Orinoco Ave . 851-0344 Gn·swold -Secre tary

TOLBERT, JAMES 13412 Cainsboro Ave. 451-3979

Shorty

Champ

Comm unity Gallel(e -Systems Analust German Club , O>llege Club, Math Discussion Croup, J. V. Swimming, Observer, Gym Leader

TOLLIVER , ALVIN Abby 1506 Lakefront 761-5174 Central State - Busin ess

TO~IASCIIEK, !LOIKO Deli 1834 Beersford Rd 541-8780 Cl!'l'1·lantl Stal<• V<'ntut O,lle11e Club

TROMBI EY, DANIEL Dang,·rous 1340 I Sixth Ave 681-5478 Purdu<' \fall1enwtrt:s Student Ornncil. Canteen O,undl. National llonor Society, A F S., President; Choir, Mixed Choru,, Freshman. J. V. Basketball, J V, Varsity Baseball

TROTTER, VALERIE 13915 Elm 851-3276 £. C. PI -Data Processinl(

TUBB , TOMMIE 1197 Rozelle Ave. 851-6272 Community Collel(e-Chemist Chess Club, Rim, Monitor

UBBlNK, JAMES Manly 3410 Spangler Rd. 681-8373 Cleveland State -Bw;iness Ski Club, Monitor, Freshman Track

UNDERWOOD, MARY 1353 hawview 681-3267 Maril'lta O,llege - Teacher Future Teachers Club, Monitor, Spanish 'ational Honor Society

VAN PELT, PHILIP 14209 Savannah PO 1-9585 Military Sert'ice

Phil

VA PELT, USAN ue 14209 Savannah Ave 76 l-9585 X-Ray Technician Friendship Club, Monitor, Choir, Mixed Chorus

VA LENTINE, ALICE 3386 Lounesdale Rd . 681-2755 Wake Forest - Psychology Sµanish National Honor Society, Student Council, Canteen Council, College Club, ki Club, Monitor, Orchestra, G.A.A., Army- avy, Smith-Vassar, A.C. Gym Leader, Prom Committee, Pep Club

V AUCHAN, LINDA 14004 Savannah Ave. 681-8666 Clerk Typist

VAUGHT, KE 13406 Milan 541-3930

VERGITH, LI DA Blondie 15641 Euclid 851-0149 Ohio State -Elementary Education Ski Club, Official's Club, Art Club, Monitor, Varsity Cheerleaders, Mascots, G.A.A., Army -Navy,

mith -Vassar, A.C. Gym Leader, Pep Club

VITALE, VERONICA Ronnie 931 Greyton Road 761-40 1 St. John ·s Teacher Student Council, French Club, Fu­ture ecretaries Club, College Club, Friendship Club, Choir. Mixed Chorus, G.A.A.

WARITY, ABDULLAH Dulla 1868 Rosalind Ave. 268-0687 Military Sen,ce

egro Culture and History Club, JV Trnck

WARMAN.ANNE 14514 Savannah Ave. 268-2199 Western College- Teacher Future Teachers Club, Monitor, Choir, Mixed Chorus

WARREN AUDREY 1833 Alvason Rd 541~'3'132 K,•nl -S11ecia/ F.ducahon Sha" Prcsonts, Monitor, Army-Navy Cheerleader Aid

WASIIBURN KENT 1604\J Henley Rd 321-6183 \\.'esl \'irJ(inia For4•sln1

German Club , Monitor, Band

WATKINS, CORENDA 1249 Melbourne 451-9060

Divy

Choir, Office

Community College -Key Punch Operator Future Nurses Club, Friendship Club, G. A. A.

WATLEY, SARAH 1220 Melbourne Rd. 681-8068 Socia/ Work Future urscs Club, Friendship Club, G.A.A

WATLINGTON, MARTHA DERRY Marty 1713 hawAve 681-6771 Friendship Club, Monitor Mixed Chorus. G.A.A .. Office Aid

WA TIS. REG! A 181 Farmington 795-5899 Comptometer Operator Library Aid, Office Aid

WAY, CAR ME Lucy 1834 Idlewood Ave. 761-0737 Cle,•e/and Stale - Spanish Teacher Future Teachers Club, Spanish National llonor Society, Monitor

WEBB. BARBARA Barb 15724 Wyatt Rd 321-9012 l11d1ana U. - Ps~chology Spanish National Honor Society, Secretary; Student Council, Na­tional Honor Society, College Club,

haw Presents, A.F.S .. Monitor, Choir, Mixed Chorus, wim Leader

WERT, JOH 1366 Elwood Rd. 451-7273 Astronautics

'ationa l Honor Society, German Qub, Chess Qub, Vice-President

WE LEY, CHARLES Chuck 1621 Lakefront 268-1484 C/e,•e/and State -18.',1 Var~ily FvutLaU, Vun,ity \Vrestling, Tennis

WESTON, PATRICIA Pat 1478 E. 135 St. 851-4226 Cleve/and State - Teacher Future Secretaries Club, Monitor

WHATLEY, RONALD 1850 Grnsmere 268~612 Community College Tennis

WHEELER, GREGORY Wheel 1237 Melbourne Rd. 761-1936 Po/ice Work Monitor, Freshman Football, Fresh­man, J. V. Track; Gym Leader

WHITE, CHARLE 15205 Elderwood 761-0420 Vanderbilt -E nl(ineennl( German Club , Monitor, Freshman, ). V., Varsity Baseball

WHITTEN, UIANI\ Uona 1620 Carlyon Rd. 229-6764 c.eveland Stale - Home Economist Canteen Oiuncil, Future Teachers

177

Club, Prom O,mmitll'<·, Library \id, Office Aid. :-,/cgro Culture and History Club

WILKINS. IIE 'RY Hnnk 1733 orthfield /Ive. 451-9026 Bou·/inll CrPen Socia/ Work Bowling Lea1<uc Chess Club, Vi('(•­Prcsidcut; Chou

WILLIAMS, DE ISE Niecy 1668 Lockwood Ave. 761-5444 Gustavus Ado/11hus - Teacher Future Secrclarfo, Clul,. Collc14c Club, Prom Committee. Monitor, C.A.A., Library Aid Office Aid

WILLIAMS. KEVIN Kev 1067 Thornhiil Dr. 268-2427 Akron - Phannac~ Student Council, Treasurer Can­teen Council, Prcsidcn l: Sen~ce Club. _ 'egro Culture and History Cluh, Freshman. I. V, foutliall; Fre hman, J. V., Varsity Wrestlmg; Frt:shma11, J. V. Track

WILLIAM . MICIIAEL Mike 1779 Delmont 791-1614 OSU-Bu,ine.s Gym Leader, Prom Committee,

egro Culture and History Club

WILLIAM . VERA Vee 13130 Forest Hilb Ave. 451-0764

WILLIAMS. VERO ICA Cookie 1315 E. 142 t 851-0155 Lau.• School C.A.A.. Pep Club, c11ro Culture and History Club

WILL , FREDERICK Freel 12918 Forest llill Ave 851-4211 MlT German Club

WIL O , ERIC 1266 Bender Ave. 451-9629 Ak.1011. U. Lau. Negro Culture and rn,tory Club

WIL O , HUGI! 1258 Rozelle Ave. 268-1058 Cs er -ArrhitPrt Art Club. Varsity Track

WI KLER, DA VE 3381 Rosedale Rd. 761-7826 \\.'hittenbur11 -Law

D. Wink

turlrnt C'..ouncil, C.ollege C'..lub, Ski Club, Service Club, haw Presents. Monitor, Band, Choir, Mixed Cho­rus, Prom Committee, Tennis, Golf

WOOD. SARA 2 260 ewbury Ori ve 371-3762 Texas Christian-lnlcmational Affairs German Club, Future urses Club. Ski Club, haw Presents, AF S., 1onitor, Choir, Mixed Chorus,

Rhythm Teens, G II A. Prom Committee

WOODE , JEFFREY 14108 Orino~-o 451-4012 Central tale - Teacher

WOOD, RO ALO 1724 Hol}'oke 851-3981 £n/ertairwr

Jeff

Ronnie

WRJCHT, CWENDOL Y Pickle 13709 Claiborne Rd. 761-1366 Community College St<'t<'nrr/pss

WUNDERLICH, RI HARD Lick 989 Brunswick Rd. 681-1987

Cm,·, C,ty -Bu.,in,•ss Band, Swim Leader, J V, Varsity· Track, Freshman. J V. Varsity \vimmin11,, Cro" Countr>

YATES, JAMES Jimmy 1235 Carlyon Rd '1·11-0!182 .\fo, hall t:. _J,,liu·attnn /\lun1tor, l:ym Lt!ad r, Sv. im I,·ndcr, Prom O,mm1ttcc. Fresh­man, J. V .. \'u1>itr Fuothull, rrc,h man. Varsity Wrestling; J. V Track

Y AXLEY, RHONDA Roni 1440:'I Savannah 761 71-18 I ,11,,·r,it11 u/ Tolnfo- Librarian German Club, Future Teachers Club, College Club, A F.S., Or­chc tra, Band. Choir. G.A.A., Prom Committee, Pep Club

YEAC:F"R. CAROL (",.,> 1261> E 152 761-2911 "t,,rretarv ruturc SPcrctant·s Club Tn•no;ur ... r Fricnchhip Club, hnir, Mix•·rl Choru~

YF.SIOI.OWSKI. ~IIC:Hll~.I ,nz 1-120\J Potoma,' Aw 681-1845 Clet'e/ond State -Computers Ski Club. Guard Club, Monitor. J. V. Football. Freshman, J. v_ Wres­tling; Freshman, J. \' , Varsity Base­ball

YOUNC, SANDRA 11:; l~ A,d,·111111 081-583:) F./1•m,,11Lu,y f:tlrwutirm rutur - S.:crcluric Oub. Fri ·nd· hip ('Juh. Monitor, C: \ \, /lrmy­

Nnv)', Smith-Vas ar. Gym Lead ·r, Negro Culture and I listory Club

Z~J ,~.H. J/1\1~:s t hn11-ll111111 I 22 Wcllc,I,·> 851-'147-1 Communitu Cu/lcgu T,·11d1n German Club. Varsity Wr tJin11. Manager

ZIM\IERMAN, JOA I 6!122 ?davic .. , 51 974

.1\~u,~(

Joanie

Future urscs Club. Friendship Oub, Monitor

BUTLER, STEVE

973 Caledonin 451-6143

Simon She11.nl11

Ohio Wesleyan -Chemist Chess Club, Shaw Presents . Or­che tra, Band, Choir, Rhyibm Teens, Hunamit.ics Ea<t

DE N!S, SHARON 13507 Ileaumont St. 6 1-4679 Bowlin!( Cn•(m - ~un.,nR Future ur,e, Cub. l'riendsbio C:Iuh. Monitor, Chotr. ~hrnd Choru

EVA S. LY E 945 Caledonia Av 451-6290 Equeslnenne Friendship Club, Mixed Oloru

HUMBERSTO E, SALLY 16089 Brewster Rd. 932-1746 O>mell Unit•er•-ily

tudent Oiuncil, Recording Sec­retary; Canteen Council, National Honor ciety, Ski Club, Secretary, French Club, haw Pre ents, Choir, Mixed Chorus, Fre hman , J. V .. Varsity Cheerleader. C. A. A .. Swim Leader, Prom Committee, Pep Club

JO E , DEBORAH 1461) F.. 135 t 26 -0843 Wilb<'rfn,n' - T,•aclwr Pep Club, Ni-g111 Cultuu, a11rl His­tory Club

1R. & MRS. THOMA P.

ALDRICH JR.

MR. & MR · JOSEPH ARNOFF

HARRIET CARPENTER

MR. & MR · CHARLE COOPER

MR. & MRS. HENRY CROFT &

BARB BANKS

MISS SHAREN CRU 1B CHER

MR. & MRS. DONALD L. DREBUS

MR. & MRS. JO EPH ELMORE

MR. & MRS. CARL R. ENGEL

MR. & MRS. JOSEPH JANSON

MR. & MRS. PAUL KOSTANSEK

MR. & MRS. JOHN R. LEIBERT

MR. & MRS. CHARLES

LEUENBERGER & UE

IR. & MRS. GLENN LOWRY

MR. & MRS. JOSEPH NIED

MR. & MRS. WILLIAM H. OLSON

MR. & MRS. EUGENE L. PACE

MR. & MRS. WILLIAM PASTUCH

MR. & MRS. NEIL F. PATTON

PI-WA-KA HORIZON CLUB

MISS PHYLISS SNELLER

PATRONS

MR. & MRS. WILLIAM E. SNELLER

P.G. VACCARIELLO

VIDALINS

SENIOR HOMEROOM 17

SENIOR HOMEROOM 21

ENIOR HOMEROOM 35

ENIOR HOMEROOM 38

SENIOR HOMEROOM 107

SENIOR HOMEROOM 203

SENIOR HOMEROOM 207

SENIOR HOMEROOM 208

I SENIOR HOMEROOM 300

SENIOR HOMEROOM 305

SENIOR HOMEROOM 318

JUNIOR HOMEROOM 8

JUNIOR HOMEROOM 28

JUNIOR HOMEROOM 36

JUNIOR HOMEROOM 115

JUNIOR HOMEROOM 212

JUNIOR HOMEROOM 25l

JUNIOR HOMEROOM 253

JUNIOR HOMEROOM 306

JUNIOR HOMEROOM 310

JUNIOR HOMEROOM K-21

178

SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 6

OPHOMORE HOMEROOM 20

SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 39

SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 105

OPHOMORE HOMEROOM 106

SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 109

OPHOMORE HOMEROOM 215

OPHOMORE HOMEROOM 218

SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 256

SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 257

SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 304

FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 9

FRE HMAN HOMEROOM 18

FRE HMAN HOMEROOM 29

FRE HMAN HOMEROOM 30

FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 111

FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 255

FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 258

FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 259

FRE HMAN HOMEROOM 307

FRE HMAN HOMEROOM 308

FRE HMAN HOMEROOM K-1

OTHER HOMEROOMS -

ieee SHUTTLE

STA.FF

Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Copy Editor Faculty Editor Layout Editors

Girls' Sports Editor Boys' Sports Editor

Activitic Editor

Senior Class Editor Undergraduate Editor

Busine Manager Photographers

Barbara Pastuch Dan Engel

Anne Creed Barbara Banks

Dai y Pudze Law-el Sacha Linda Wood

Ken Lebda Assistant: Debbie Vitale

Lucy LO\\ ry

Assistant: Valerie tepien Phyliss Sneller

Ruth Risberg Assistant: Linda Brady

Paul Engel Jim Pahl

Glen Palmer Assistant: Dave Dussing

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The word SHUTTLE means the accomplishment of a goal. After seven chaotic months, the 1969 yearbook staff and I are proud to present our aim, the 1969 II TTLE. The tediou months of making our dream a reality were constantly marked by many intolerable burdens and gratify­ing success. There were numerous quarreb, "uuµrinlable picture<;," anrl many lengthy hour~ trying t~ meet u_ur tfoa~­lines. Endless Lime was spent trymg to guide the mexpen enced members so that the staft could successfully produce a fini hed product.

We hope that this book will be a diary of the school year. In later years ·tudent should be able to look back and recall all the joys and orrows of 1968-69. This yearbook cata­logues the accomplishments of the class of '69 and picture the achievements of the entire student body.

Many people have helped to make the . HU TLE a reality. I should e pecially like to thank each member of my

staff vvho ga,•e his time and effort Lu hdµ <..r at • llii., year­book. Special thanks go to Mr. George tewart, from the S.K. mith Company, who assisted u in choosing our cover. I am especially grateful to Mr. Jim Parkinson, from the Gra­phic Arts Corporation, who helped us lo uvcrco111e many difficulties in the preparation of the SHUTJ'LE. Ahtun Studios should be remembered for an excellent job on the undergraduate pictures.

Special thanks go to our student photogrnphC'r<; Jim Pahl and Glen Palmer. Their creativity \>Vas curtailed by the prosaic requirements of reoccurring deadlirn~s. Many of the pictures were printed by our own photographers which re­quired much time and effort on their part. Without these boys we would n ver have achie\ed a fini heel product.

My entire taff join me in thanking Mr . Martha Elmore, our advisor. Her determination, willingness to help, and ability to somehow make the best of any problem has guided us through many difficult time . She has given her time and effort to make a successful accomplishment of our goal, the 1969 SH TTLE. Sim:erdy, Barbara Pa tuch 1969 Editor-in-Chief