East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-06-04

His high school activities in
cluded football. basketball ano
belonging to the Letterman's
Club. The offices he held in
Student Council were treasurer
vice president and president
He was student speaker for the
United Appeal.
Norman Breske, 1909 Still
man, received a special merit
scholarship to Purdue Univer-
sity.
He was in the National Hon
or Society, member of the
Tennis team, president of Koda
Club, treasurer of College Club,
a member of the band and in
the Science Club.
James Martis, 1889 lakewood
rd., was awarded the Deans
Scholarship to the college of
architecture at Cornell Uni
versity.
Martis had been on Student
Council, National Honor So
ciety, Canteen Council, Monitor,
College Club, intermurals, the
golf team and he was chosen
as Junior Kiwanian.
Ending the list of June schol-
arship winners is Kathy Sisk,
who received a scholarship to
st. Johns College, where she
will go into nurses training.
While in high she was vice
president Of Friendship Club,
president Of Future Nurses, a
member of GAA, National Hon.
or Society and La Masque Club.
This years winner of the
Rensselaer, Medal for outstand-
ing proficiency in mathematics
was Dan Owen, of 1501S Ter
race rd. His high school activ-
tiles were confined TO sports
He won letters in track and
cross-country. He will attend
the University of Rochester,
where he hopes to major in
physics-engineering.
Those in the January Shaw
graduating class who copped
the scholarships were:
Betsy Bayliss. 1898 Hender-
son. When fall rolls around
she'll be walking the campus of
Carleton College in Mortified,
MINI. AS yet she's undecided
which course she will follow
but is looking favorably toward
teaching.
She was member Of Nation
al Honor Society, Friendship,
GAA, La Masque, Hi-Y, Pep
Band, Choir, College Club and
Black and Red.
A scholarship to the Univer-
sity of Chicago was won by
Mayron Faverman, formerly of
14715 Scioto ave. His family
has since moved to California,
While in high school he be-
longed to the Drama Club,
movie protector club. radio,
college and science club. He
worked on the stage crew for
many of the schools produc-
tions.
Guidance Counseling will be
the field that Jane Hadsell, of
1905 Elberon, will pursue with
her honor scholarship to Mus
kingum College. She may make
psychology her major.
She was a member of Stu
dent Council, National Honor
Society, Friendship Club, GAA,
Pep Club, Y-Teen, College Club
and the Choir while attending
Shaw.
Ohio Wesleyan University
conferred an achievement schol-
arship on Lewis Jones ". of
1925 Nelaview. Jones interest
center around science. He is un-
decided as to which field he will
study in college.
He was in National Honor
Society, choir, and S tu d e n
Council. He won a lie ter in
Wrestling at Shaw.
eronOn Mechtensimer. OF
88S Selwyn rd., was the recip.
lent of the Caledonia PTA
scholarship. He will major in
mathematics at W it e n b g
College with a long-range view
of teaching.
He belonged to the College
Club, the A Capella Choir and
was captain of the Monitors.
Dennis Rogers. will follow in
the footsteps of his brother Jim
and attend Rutgers University
where he has accepted an
Alumni Scholarship.
Sports was his meat at Shaw.
He won six letters during high
school and he belonged to the
Letterman's Club. He served as
president of Student Council
and Canteen Club.
He will join six other Shaw
graduates now attending Rut-
gers.
As yet, he is undecided as to
the subject he will major in col
lege.