East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-09

| PERSONS dCLenuiuR the MemOrld
Day program at City Hall this
year will remember Miss Auzins
as the youg woman who read the
national prize winning essay in
the Veteran of Foreign War con-
test on the subject: 81 Speak for
Democracy
Elementary Education is the
field chosen by Margery Small
| (No. y who is awarded a scholar
ship to Wellesley College. At Shaw
Margery served three groups as
vice president, the Shaw Chapter
National Honor Society, the Col
lege Club and Friendship Girls. She
also was a member of the choir.
Her parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
vile A. Small, 1000 Greyton I'd.
just announced Tuesday, too late
to include her picture in the special
Shaw 1856 graduates picture, is a
$1,000 scholarship from the Uni
versity of Michigan for Diane Rey-
nard, January, 1866 graduate.
Dianne won the national spelling
contest while a student at Kirk.
She was active in the band and
orchestra, a National Honor stu
dent, and member of the Jr. Coun-
Gil on World Affairs and the Col
lege Club. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Cassil Reynard,
her father being an English teach
er at Shaw.
Dave Peters, (No. 81, received
the Yale University scholarship,
his plans calling for a career in
engineering. Dawes name is found
on the rolls of Student Council,
the Rhythm Teens, National Honor
Society, Choir and Hi-Y. He was
on the Tennis teams his three
years at Shaw and was selected
as a Junior Kiwianian. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Peters,
1905 Bender ave.
Winner of the Princeton Univer-
sity scholarship is Robert Jen-
nings, (No. 81, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. X. r. Jennings, 1891 Hover
ave. A National Honor Society
member, he has also been a moni-
tor in Student Government, Jun
ior Kiwanian and member of the
College Club.
He also received the Rensselaer,
Science Honor Award, placed high
in the Ohio State Scholarship test,
and received the Press Scholarship
of $500. He holds a perfect attend
ance record at Shaw.
Robert plans a medical career.
Another medical career among
the 1856 Shaw graduates will be
made possible for Steve Havas,
(No. IL, for merited scholar
ship to Allegheny College, Mead
vile, Pa. Aside from his scholastic
achievements of Honorable Men
ton in state tatsts, his served as
a monitor in Student Government
and membership in the Lettermen's
Club, he is a member of Shaw's
track and cross-country track
teams. He is the son of Stephen
Havas sr., 3578 Lownesdale rd.
Stephen holds a perfect attend
ance record at Shaw.
Music and athletics have been
the extra curricular activities for
scholarship winner Carriellen
Thompson, daughter of c. L.
Thompson, (No. g., 936 Ravine DIR.
whose award from Ohio University
will prepare her for her chosen
career, a physical education teach
er in secondary schools.
Cariellen is vice president of
Shaw Band, a member of the
orchestra and the Rhythm Teens,
secretary of the College Club,
member of Girls Friendship club
and the G.A.A. She received the
rank of Senior Life Saver in Red
Cross two years ago and is
monitor and a Student Council
member.
Recipient Of the Ohio State Uni
versity scholarship is Paul E.
Schupp sr., of 1852 Bender ave.
He plans to major in mathematics.
Paul is a member of National
Honor Society and played intra-