Blythe Township High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (New Philadelphia, PA)

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Page Twenty-five ' mm MARGARET A. KABANA A Margie Press Club Tuscarora Social Club' F We all envy Margie when we see how dark and wavy her hair is. During the summer when all the other girls are out try- ing to coax a few rays from the sun, Margaret has her ready-to- wear sun tan. A more sincere girl would be hard to find-or one more eager to share anyone's troubles. Keep it up, Margie . We also forget to mention that she likes dancing. RALPH M. KELMON ..KeHy., Press Club Tuscarora Football Student Council ' To give you an idea about Ralph's worth we can bring up an incident that happened during the year. Kelly was out of school for a few days and many activities were in confusion. We can't go ahead without 'Kelly' was the cry. Versatile? He's been councilor, athlete, business leader, actor, and then some! We have heard that he wants to be a lawyer. All we can say it that he could argue out of anything! JOHN L. KOTULA Yashu Football Cumbola Stage Management Woodwork Club Manual art instructoris right hand man, musician, truck driver and service station attendant-all four is Yashu . The busiest boy in the Senior class-even too busy for class work, but not for having a good time. Enjoy life while you're young is Yashu's motto. He was a star tackle on the football squad and Blythe will lose strength, stamina, and courage when Yashu makes his farewell address. MICHAEL J. KOVACK . Koko Social Club Brockton Band Still waters run deep and still thoughts run deeper. We wished we had Michael's analytical mind when we were working out some of those math problems. lt would have been an asset. From all the practice Michael puts on his music, we are sure he'll be a musical ace. lf Michael would be silent when asked a question, our eyes would probably pop out in wonder. He's some student. 193 7

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Jfcllfnppm, EVELYN l. CANCAWARE Daisy Mae C-lee Club Kaska Athletic Club Social Club ' The Singing Lady! Every since our Junior High days we remem- ber having been pleasantly entertained by the voice of this song- bird. Evelyn didn't 'have to depend on her music to spread charm to all. Her disposition is not only sweet but we should call it ultra- sweet. Her work is always done on time which would make her an asset to any firm. May your life be one melody. MARY T. GATES ' Gates Social Club New Philadelphia Senior Play ' Whatia record Mary holds! She is a graduate hairdresser and has her career prepared already. But that doesn't mean that her time is all taken up with learning. Oh, no! Swimming and danc- ing also claim her attention. Can she act? Just recall the Senior play. Morning, noon, and night-always busy and always gay- that's Crates ELMIRA B. GILFERT Bette Social Club Kaska ' Serious minded Bette who is always prepared and who be- lieves in being seen and not heard. We are so glad that she re- mained here to complete her work. For a time we feared Lansford would claim her. Bette C-ilfert has a fondness for the finer ele- ments in life as we can see by her club selections. They all seem to deal with art music and literature Kee it u Bette the 1 1 - P P- i Y are the things that make a successful life. MARY A. CZIK Blondie Press Club New Philadelphia Basketball ' When she works, she works hard and when she plays, she plays hard-that's Mary. She is capable likewise of holding both a responsiblegposition on the athletic team and on the staff of the yearbook. lt was through her efforts that the business staff of the yearbook worked so well. Outside of school, her social ac- tivities are wide and varied. ln fact, lack of space onlv nprmits us to stop Iauding Mary. !f x. 7937 Page Twenty-four

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Jlilltnppm, PETER P. KOZLOSKY Pete Social Club Cumbola Athletic Club ' C-rinning Pete . Cirinning all the way up from Cumbola. It was a magnificent idea Pete had when he made the grave decision ot returning to Blythe. His idea was to become master of sports, but he proved double. He masters other things as well as his sports. Pete's looks imply determination when he carries the emblem of honor cradled in his arms-the football. Don't forget, Pete , there is another emblem to carry, another goal to score, success! Hold on to it forever. ANNA L. LILECK 1 KAnnel I Social Club Brockton Anne believes in speaking when she is spoken to only. But you can depnd on the fact that her answer will be well .thought out and above all, courteous. A more polite girl cannot be found. But wait! You may get the impression from this that our Anne is too prim. Have you ever seen her dance? lnto it she puts all her grace and charm. We are proud of her type. ANNA MAE LOKITIS Loki Social Club New Philadelphia ' Wasn't it Loki in mythology who, by his mischievous acts, had the ancient gods all agog? So is and so does our Loki . Any time during the day we can see a mischievous gleam lurking in her eyes, and a giggling gurgling sound around her. Loki is a dreamer, too. All of these dreams concern a-but we'll let you discover that. We hope you find the land of dreams come true, Loki . SHERIDAN A. MACKEY Cissy Orchestra Athletic Club Cumbola Senior Play Social Club ' Cheeriol that's Sheridan. A boy having more magnetic per- sonality than Sheridan is an endless exploration. Sheridan's care- free mannerisms add abundantly to his charms and his musical talent leads him straight to the ladder of success. To write about Sheridan Mackey's school activities is a pleasure. His willing- ness to co-operate with the school authorities in plays and other social whirls that are always popping up make an outstanding figure of him at Blythe. He has also played in the band. Co into broadcasting, Sheridan. 7937 Page Twenty-six