East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-06-03

ward Welniak, 14124 Ardenall ave
Sue is secretary-treasurer o.
Friendship club, on Student Coun
Gil, and the snychronized swim
ming team. She sings in the choir
is on monitor duty and in G.A.A
Evelyn is on Friendship Cabinet
the Athletic Council and Student
Council. She serves as orchestra
secretary and a member of the
Shaw String Ensemble and Choir
She is on the Shuttle staff and in
the College and Pep Clubs.
To continue her study of music,
Grace Mcdonald (No. 12) will en-
roll on her scholarship to Oberlin
College. Grace, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Mcdonald
$50 Helmsdale rd., has played in
the orchestra string ensemble and
band, and sang with the choir.
She is also a member of the
schools newest music group, the
Rhythm Teens.
Oberlin will receive another
Shaw Freshman, Ellen Jean Price,
(No. III daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
]. Wade Price, 1878 Page ave. In
addition to this scholarship, Ellen
Jean received two National Scho-
lastic Art awards, one in Opaque
Water Colors and one in Mixed
Media, the finals being awarded at
Carnegie Museum Of Art in
Pittsburgh.
At Shaw Ellen Jean was editor
in-chief of the Shuttle, in the choir,
on the Friendship Cabinet, in the
College band, Service club, and is
a National Honor student.
From several scholarships of
fered him, Bill Whitacre, (No. g.
Student Council president, has
chosen to accept the Rutgers Ma
tional award. Bill plans to teach
and to coach. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Whitacre,
1888 East 134th st.
Bill has starred in football, base
ball and basketball. He is a men,
Der of Hi-Y and president of its
canteen. He was voted a Junior
Kiwanian and to the National
Honor Society.
Another Shaw athlete, Jack
Hanson (No. 10) has been awarded
a scholarship to Ohio Wesleyan
University. Jack did we'll in foot
ball, baseball, basketball and track.
He is Canteen treasurer and a
member of Student Council. His
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
P. Hanson, 975 East 130th st.
Six January 1854 students will
be entering college scholarships in
the fall. Among them are Bert
Cliff, 1898 Euclid ave, Western
R erve University; Margaret
Poirot, 1857 Elm ave-, Kent State
University; Dick Small, 1000 Grey
ton rd., Tufts College; Lola Zuck-
hegna, 1927 Hartshorn rd., Bowl
ing Green State University. She
also received the first 5000 scholar
ship to be granted by the East
Cleveland Parent Teacher Associa-
ions.
Robert Cathcart, 1895 Carlyon |
3D., who received no less than five
scholarship opportunities, is en-
,ering Yale.
At Shaw Cathcart played basket
oall, baseball and football, was
president of Student Council, a
of the Debate team and |
selected as a Junior Kiwanian and
or National Honor Society. He is
he son of Mrs. Rose Cathcart,
1875 Carlyon rd.
Bert Cliff was captain of Moni-
,ors, and a member of the Rifle,
College and Pep Clubs, and was
cast for the Senior Play. He is now
enrolled at Western Reserve Uni
.vrsity.
Miss Zuchegna was Student
1Ouncil Secretary, Friendship
Ilub treasurer, Service Chairman
n Friendship Girls, on the Can
cen Committee and a member of
I.A.A. She was an attendant to
he 1853 football queen.
Derry Clay was Senior Class
,ice-president, movie operator, a
member of Student Council, Hi-Y
National Honor Society and a
unior Kiwanian. In athletics he
layed football, basketball and
and was on the schools
winning team.
President of Friendship club,
ecretary and later vice-president
f the Canteen committee, treas
rer of the Pep Club, correspond
1g secretary of the College club
were but a few activities for
which Margaret Poirot found time.
he belonged to G.A.A., the choir
nd chorus, the Home Economics