East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-05

Under a tightened policy of
grading at Shaw High School,
the Honor Roll of the June
Class of 1858, announced at the
Sunday, June 1st commence
ment exercises, carries the
names of only seven students.
Requirements for attaining this
high honor are a As standing
or better for the three year
course.
Meriting the honor because
OF their scholastic standing as
well as achievements in the
extra curricular activities at
Shaw were:
JOHN DRAKE, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John F. Drake, 1927
Carver rd. who plans to enroll
at Denison University this fall
on a scholarship. His father
and brother are Denison men.
At Shaw John won Honorable
Mention in the National Merit
Test, as well as in the local.
Kent State Division and All
Ohio division in the general
scholarship tests for hi g h
school seniors. In recognition
OF outstanding proficiency in
high school math and science
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Insti.
tute granted him the Rens.
salaer Medal. He has a Certi-
ficate of Achievement from the
National High School Poetry
Association.
Jacks extra curricular ac-
tivities at Shaw included man.
ager of the JV football team.
Lettermen's Club, Studen t
Council representative-at-large
Pep Club, Hi-Y presidency.
honors in swimming, track and
cross country, and the right
TO wear the National Honor
Society pin.
Music and athletics are the
contrasting interests w h ic h
have attracted GAIL DUN
LAP, in addition to her stud
les. She has been a member of
the Girls Athletic Association
and the Pep Club, vice presi-
dent Of band, member of the
orchestra and string ensemble
and the Rhythm Teens. and a
maJorette. She has also been
active in Friendship and Col
lege clubs and wears the coIors
of the National Honor Society.
Gail also has a National High
Sc h DOL poetry association
award. Gail plans to enter the
business world with plans for
future studying along this line
later. She is secretary-treasurer
Of the Class of 1858.
One of the most cove e d
science awards for a hig h
school student is the Bausch-
Lomb award and at Shaw this
June this honor went to Ed
WARD L. FREY. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Frev of
1887 Coventry rd. Edwar
plans to enter Yale in the fall.
At Shaw he was interested also
in band, orchestra and the
Rhythm Teens, the Collie o. G
club, tennis, swimming and the
Pep club. He prizes a National
Honor Society membership. He
has been active in the Temple
Group at Temple Emanuel or
the Heights.
WILLIAM S. LIMBIRD II
plans to be another high schoo
graduate bent on a career ir
engineering. He will enter Case
Institute of Technology in the
fall. His Shaw High days are
dotted with memories of &C.
tivities in the Rhythm Teens
IN the swim and track teams
IN Band and Hi-Y, intramural.
and National Honor Society
In the Ohio State test for higl
school seniors he won honorabl.
mention for the state and wa!
one of the youths to represent
East Cleveland YMCA at tn,
Model Legislature sessions il
Columbus. He has also been s
Junior Kiwanian.
He is the son Of the William
Slade Limbird I Of 1922 Oak
hill I'd.
Art editor of the 1855
Shuttle was PATRICIA
MOORE, another of the Homo,
Roll students of the S av
June, 1858 class. Patricia
class room work was aug
mented with active interest il
Student Council, Canteen Coun
Gil, Jr.-Sophomore Friendship
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