East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-06-05

LEADER
He also is a letterman. having won
his Dartmouth letter last year. :.
Among the 164 seniors who will
receive degrees from Otterbein
College June 2 is Edward A. Flaws.
SON of Mr.. and Mrs. John Flaws
Jr., 162O1 Glynn I'd. A science
major, he has been active in
YMCA, a member of the capella
choir and of Pi Beta Sigma fra
ternity.
During the Cleveland College
Student Council banquet Tuesday
evening Shirley Mowls, a Junior
was presented with a key for her
service to the Council. The pre-
sentation was made by Dean Hun
saker. Miss Mowls has also been
reelected to the Student Council
for her Senior year. Tomorrow
night she will be one of the at
tendants at the Moon Mist Ball
- the schools senior prom, at
Lake Shore Country Club.
Campus news may be tele-
phoned to PO. 1873 or mailed
to 146O0 Euclid ave. Deadline is
500 p. m. Tuesday prior to the.
Thursday publication date.
Patricia Weber granddaughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Standfield of
1888 Orinoco ave., has been
chosen as one Of the three student
nurses who will represent ST..
Luke's Hospital at the National
Biannual Convention Of the Ameri-
can Nurses Association. The meet
ing will be held in Atlantic City,
June 14th to 21st.
Home on a 15-day vacation from
Georgia Baptist Hospital School
for Nurses is Miss Evelyn Kiraly,
daughter of Mr.. Ben Kiraly, 1853
Bender ave. A Freshman in the
Atlanta School, Evelyn is one of
two members of her class selected
to work in surgery in their Fresh
man year, an assignment hereto
fore exclusive to Seniors. Evelyn
will be happy to see all her former
friends at Shaw.
Three East Clevelanders were
graduated Monday of this week
from Miami University at Oxford.
degrees were Raymond
A. Lockhart and Richard E. Zim-
norman, bachelor of science in
and Phyllis Powell, 14402
Orinoco, bachelor of science in
education.
Beverly Anne Spurgeon, Ohio
University junior of 14715 Ter
race rd., has been appointed chair
man of the Prep Follies of the
Ohio U. chapter of YWCA for the
1928 school year.
The daughter Of Mrs. Dorothy
Spurgeon and a graduate of Shaw
High School, Miss Spurgeon is
planning to become teacher.
Susan Struggles, a January 1862
graduate of Shaw High School has
ar-s~s xy-Aated a Cleveland -Oberlin
Club scholarship to UD....
lin College. Miss Struggles plans
to study medicine.
Miss Marian PAUL., daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward PAUL., 1858
Beaumont, received her bachelor
of science degree from Eastern
Nazarene college, Quincy, Mass,
at the Both annual Commencement
on May 26.
Miss PAUL. majored in elemen-
tary education and minored in
She plans to teach in
Ohio next year.
During college Miss PAUL. has
belonged to the Future Teachers
of America, the Speech club, and
the IN" Athletic club. She was
vice president of the Student coun-
Gil, and was elected to "Who's Who
in American Colleges and Univer-
Sites"
Miss PAUL. graduated from Shaw
High school in 1916.
Among this years crop of col
lege graduates are the following
who hold diplomas from Bowling
Green University:
Warren Abel, 100 East 133rd
st., bachelor of science in business
administration; Gwen Mackell, 875
Helmsdale rd., bachelor of science
in education; Madeline Pearce, 2031
Brunswick rd., bachelor of science
in education; Angela Genovese,
1849 Brightwood, bachelor of arts.