East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-05-30
Scholarship p In Memory
of Former Shaw Girl
Among The 81 Awards

where she is currently study
ing life drawing and water color
painting.
At Shaw Marlene was a
G.A.A. monitor, member of the
Girls Chorus and was active in
Senior Friendship, the Pep, Drama,
and College clubs.
Carol Atchison, recipient of an
Honor Scholarship to Bowling
Green State University will major
in English toward an education
degree. She has served on the
Shuttle staff, as treasurer of Ma
tional Honor Society, vice president
of Senior Friendship Cabinet and
the Pep club; secretary of Canteen
Council G.A.A. and Monitor. She
has also been affiliated with the
College Club and Student Council.
Phyllis Daley plans to enter the
Christian Education field, using her
love of music as one of her assets.
Her scholarship is to Otterbein
College. At Shaw Phyllis belonged
TO National Honor Society, Student
Council, Senior Friendship Cabinet,
G.A.A. and Pep Clubs. She was
member of the band and the choir.
A scholarship to Baldwin-W Wallace
College where she plans to major
in music was the award for Nancy
Hodge, whose extra curricular in
terests at Shaw found her as the
accompanist for the Rhythm Teens,
choir and octette. She was presi-
dent of Senior Friendship, vice
president Of National Honor
Society, on the Shuttle staff and
Student Council; in G.A.A. and the
College Club. She plans to major in
music.
Teaching is the career for which
Lynn Funk will prepare on her
scholarship to Bowling Green State
University where she will major in
biological science. Lynn wears the
National Honor Society insignia,
was in G.A.A. and a member of
the Pep, College and Officials
Clubs. She was a member of the
staff.
Creative Writing is the career
Sally Pollen, already
attending Ohio University on
tuition scholarship. At Shaw Sally |
was editor of the Shuttle, secre-
tary of the College and Pep Clubs,
and a member of Senior Friendship
cabinet. She served as a monitor
and participated in G.A.A. At Ohio
U. Sally has achieved the excellent
rating of 3.6. She also is Shaw
Chapter National Honor Society
member.
In addition to heE athletic in
-erests at Shaw as a member of
6 LA, the Pep Club and treasurer
of the Athletic Council, Jackie
Cipiti has served on Student Coun-
I'll, Senior Friendship, Canteen
Council, the secretary-treasurer of
Ter class, the choir and vice presi-
lent of Canteen Council. She plans
o enter Bowling Green State Uni
,ersity on her Virginia Jones Mem
,rial Scholarship which allows her
,hoice of school.
Five years study comes to John
Kerr through the General Motors
institute Scholarship which, in his
.ase, will mean a degree in me-
hanical engineering. John was
prominent on the track, is active
n Hi-Y, served on the Student
Jouncil and holds membership in
he Lettermen's Club.
Top boy in the June 1857 class is
Jdry Lotus who has had to make
hoice between three scholarships,
leciding on the Princeton National
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'ersity. The other two awards
which came his way were the
Alfred P. Sloan five-year Cornell
University and the Proctor &
Iamble scholarship to Yale Uni
'ersity. He was offered a tuition
to Stanton University.
1e plans to study engineering.
Gary made football history for
he Cardinals last fall when he was
elected a guard on three mythical
lll-star elevens, the All Scholastic,
he All Lake Erie and by several
or the All Ohio School. He is also
'ut for track and is on the wrest-
ing team. He is a member of the
Iettermen's Club, Student Council,