East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-06-06
Honors Come To Eost
.CIeveIonders On Campus

| ball. A member of the varsity
track team, Kregenow was also
named to Who's Who Among Stu.
dents at American Universities
and Colleges. He is Shaw High
School alumnus.
James Francis O'Day, son o1
Mrs. Michael O'Day of 1912 East
152nd st., received the Sindell Tort
Prize at the banquet sponsored by
the Western Reserve University's
Student Bar Association.
James was awarded the $3.50
| prize for his research paper on
the liability of an automobile
driver for injuries to a passenger
He holds a BIS. in Business Ad-
ministration degree from Duquesne
University.
Elizabeth Hunsicker, a 1st quar-
ter senior at Baldwin Wallace col
lege in Berea, has added new
laurels to her school career AL
ready member of the National
French fraternity Sigma Lambda
Alpha, she has now been elected
to the Dayton C. Miller Honor
Scholastic fraternity and to Alpha
Phi Gamma the National Honorary
journalistic fraternity. She is an
Art major.
Elizabeth is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold w. HunsickeF of
1649 Elberon ave. and 1854 grad
uate of Shaw High School.
Two East Clevelanders were
graduated from Baptist Bible
Seminary at Johnson City, N. Y.
June 3rd. Miss Rosemarie Gorze
received a diploma in Bible and
Benjamin McGrew bachelor of
theology degree. Both names ap-
peared on the Deans list.
Mr.. McGrew neld a straight A
average and was member of the
Honor Society.
Ann Schuff, freshman at
Heidelberg College in Tiffin, Ohio
has been elected censor of the
Philalatheon Society on the campus
and treasurer of the Woman's Rec
reational Association for the next
year. Ann is also a member of
Freshman Week Activities Com
mittee making plans to welcome
new students next fall. She is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A.
Schuff of 1S41 Grasmere ave. and
is January, 1856 Shaw graduate.
Paul Burton, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Burton Of 1853 Cola
mer ave. was given special recogni-
tion for receiving an IN" sweater
with two chevrons in football, dur
ing which honors were awarded to
students of Manchester College for
variety of achievements.
To receive an AN" sweater with
two chevrons represents an award
for lettering in a varsity sport at
Manchester College for two years.
Mr.. Burton has also been honored
by election to the presidency of the
College Community Council.
A graduate Of Shaw High School,
Burton, a junior, is studying in the
field of physical education at Man
chester College.
Cadet James H. DeMent, 964
Whitby rd., is due home from the
United States Military Academy
at West Point on June 4th. He at
tended Caledonia and Kirk Junior
High School before going to St.
Joseph High School. He is mem
Der of the West Point Glee Club.
James is due to report to Camp
Buckner on June End for summer
training.
Work of Elizabeth Fisher, 1922
Rosemont rd., is being shown as
Is senior art students at Miami
University feature two extensive
exhibits through commencement
weekend, June 9th to 10th. The
show compares to the, recital re-
quired of seniors in the music
department.
Galen S. Mack, son of Mrs. Ada
Mack of 1866 Carlyon rd., has
been selected as a member of the
student crew of the travelling
showboat, Majestic, of Hiram Col
lege which opens at PIT. Pleasant,
W. Va, on June 18th. The three
month itinerary will take the
Majestic through four states with
riverside audiences before thou
sands of people. The Showboat,
now entering it's ninth successful
season, serves as a floating class