East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-28

/ LenQent OF tne East cleveland
Public Schools and for the mem
bers of the June Class of 1876!
Shaw High School, this year.
commencement exercises will be
something special. 1t will be the
last time for twenty years that
DR.. Korb will be presiding al
such a program and the 1855
June graduates will be the last
class to receive their diplomas
from this distinguished educator
who is retiring in August.
The exercises will be held ir
Severance Hall, on Sunday, May
31st., at 800 pm.
Bringing the commencement
address will be DR.. William j
Macleod, chairman of the De-
partment of Philosophy at Bald
win-Wallace College. DR.. Mac
Leod is well and most favorably
known TO many East Cleveland
ers who have enjoyed his talks at
various functions and his sermons
and religious messages in many
Of the city's churches.
DIR. Macleod has been a
member of the Baldwin Wallace
faculty since 1948, having pre-
pared for his educational career
by getting a Tn. B degree from
Gordon College and his Ph. D
degree from Boston University.
He is also an ordai d
minister of the Congregational
Church and while holding a
pastorate in Boston, served as a
chaplain at Boston University
His military service, in which
he holds the rank of major, was
also as a chaplain.
At Baldwin Wallace he is a
lecturer in Philosophy of Reli-
gion, Bible, Social Philosophy
and Social Problems.
DR.. Macleod holds member
ship In leading state and nation
al educational and religious
associations; is national secre-
tary-treasurer of Phi Sigma
Tau, national philosophy honor
ary; has been listed in Who's
Who in New England and
Directory Of American Scholars.
Wayne c. Blough, principal of
Shaw High School will present
the class of PSI young men and
young women to Mr.. Richard A.
Gottron, who, as president of the
East Cleveland Board of Educa-
ton will hand out the diplomas.
The high ranking graduates
this year are Minna LaVerne
Baker, Betty Barrett, Irene
Helene Hutter, Bertram Charles
Lindemenn, Anita Triede, Kath-
ryn Sisk, Judy Ann Yanetta.
The invocation and the bene-
diction will be given by the Rev.
S. Lee Whiteman, DID,. whose
daughter, Patricia is a member
of the class. DR.. Whiteman is
at First Methodist
Church.
The music, arranged by R.
Robert Fraser, instrumental, and
Miss Marjorie Shields, vocal, will
include the professional, the ira
ditional "Pomp and Circum-
stance. Charles Woodhouse; and
the recessional, Mendelssohn's
March from alfalfa.
The vocal numbers will be
Advent Motet" entrance scene
Second Movement) by Gustaf
Schreck; Madame jeanette" by
Alan Murray, "Ain't That Good
News" by William Dawson and
'The Lord Bless You and Keep
You" by Peter Lutkin.
Glass officers are: President,
Louis H. DeHaas jr.; Vice Presi-
dent, Reynold E. Bookman; Sec
retary- Treasurer, Linda Ann Nc
Gaughey.
Candidates for graduation are:
Olcott r. Abbott, jr., Martin
Randolph Alderman, Thomas NJ.
Barbara Lee Albrecht,
Susan Joyce Alley, Mona Loreen
Linda Anderson, John
A. Artim, David Aumend, Elaine
Sue Aurada, Beverly Ann Austin.
Charles V. Baad, Minna La
Verne Baker, Thomas Balk,
Kathleen Susan Balmenti, John
r. Barile, Betty Barrett, Stephen
Kent Beercheck, Carolann
Behrns, Thomas Arthur Bennett,
Edward G. Beres.
Howard j. Berrey, Louise
Bestvina, Erma Bitter, Diane
Marie Birckline, Roger j. Bollen,
Edward Bookman, Don
Bosway, Barbara Lynn Bradley,
Clayton E. Brelo, Norman Philip
Bresky, Douglas Lee Brisbine,
James Earl Brown, Mic oil e
Frances Brown.
Paula Lee Cannavino, Barbara
Elaine Carman, Catherine Marie
Catanese, Rosemarie Cerame,
Sallie Laura Cheek, Peter Rich
ard Ciccotti, Vera Clemente, Don
ma Marie Colbert, Kenneth Con-
nell, Janice Mae Conway, Phyllis
Joyce Culpepper, James George
Cunningham, Dennis John Curtin,
Jane Marie Cutler.
Donna Lou Daley, David r.
Davies, Alfred Carl Davis, Arlene
Jeanne Davis, Martin Allen
Davis, Robert B. Davis, Carol
Marie Dealtzo, Louis Henry
DeHaas, jr., Deborah Lee Delpra,