Elders Ridge High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Elders Ridge, PA)

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DOLORES MARAFKA - Iselin WiI'h venerable digni'I'y a'Hribu'I'- ed Io self-confidence, and a dislincldiclion in her favor, Do- lores nabs our nominalion for The firsl woman presidenf, FRED MARAFKA - Iselin We Ihinlc of Fred wi+h Ihe +ypi- cal warm+h reserved for fhe boyfriend-nex'r-door, mechanic wilh Ihe smuclged smile, and 'Ihe clever chap, all in one. PATRICIA MARAFKA - Iselin Palsy hasraclcled wil and charm Io all ga+herings of which she is a parf. The nex+ Ihing on her lisl is a iob, which shouldn'l' be hard for her 'fo acquire. WILLIAM MCGEE - Clarlcsburg, RD. The smile of 'rhe Irish, 'rhe mus- cled slfafure of +he Greek, and 'Ihe haunling eyes of Ihe lI'alian make Bill a veritable All-Ameri- can. His niceness is unequal- led. WILLIAM MOORE - Tall, blonde, and powerful, Bill is a man of few words. He has been seen bolsiering 'rhe Ram eleven's defense, and guards his Iulure ralher closely, also. EDWARD MOUSER - Mclnlyre An elf wilh a croolced smile, and a clownrighl good guy, Shelow loves life. a qualify which will see him 'rhrough any+hing. JOSEPH NAGG -- Clune Joe has a 'Iongue-in-cheelc hum- or which is hard Io resis'I. This irresislable 'Fellow was an inle- gnal parl' of +l1e doings in our school. PATRICIA PARKER - Iselin The li++le girl wi+h 'Ihe big eyes and perl smile is going 'Io make her main aHribu+es pay off. which will resull in anolher fine cilizen, iusl anolher proof fhal: Ihere are +arrQ Ieenagers.

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MICHAEL KALAFSKY - Clune Once called fhe Dale Long of Elders Ridge , Mike is a sfand- o uf baseball and baskefball player. A brighf lad, he ho es fo succeed in college in his cho- sen field, engineering. STANLEY KANICK - Clune When yo.u see S+an you may also see a blue moforcycle, pro- bably because he owns one. This, couplled wifh a greaf abil- ify on fhe clarinef, makes him a dually falenfed young man. EUGENE KERCHENSKY - Brownsfown The Greek Adonis of o u r school-fhis is Q7BaII . We can only hope he succeeds in his chosen careef as well as helsuc- ceeded in' breaking records in sporfs here. ROBERT KEYS - Brownsfown The profession of mefallurgy will one day welcome Bob, as he plans fo make fhis his Iife's work. His ambifious nafure and all fhaf gray maffer will couple fo m-ake him a good employer. ELEANOR KING - Edmon Tall, slender' EI will make a. perfecf wife. Her soff voice, charming blue e es, and fair hair sef off her polife and digni- fied manner perfecfly. MARIE LAMBERT - Iselin Marie possesses fhe polished de- meanor of a lady and equally p o I i s h e d falenfs, whefher in class, cheering fhe Rams fo vic- 'I'ory, or faking care of yearbook finances. MARY MACK - Avonmore Always acfive in fhe school do- ings, Mary also finds'fime fo pursue a musical hobby. She does well scholasfically, foo, and you couIdn'f find a sweefer gir . BARBARA MAKO - Iselin Barb is our confribufion fo fhe na+ion's pulchrifude. Her fair hair is a sfandouf, jusf as she is on fhe cheering squad. She lends fhe arfisfic fouch fo fhe yearbook.

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JANE PATRICK -- Iselin Rosy and neal, Janie has lhe makings of a fine nurse, one whQ will cheer 'rhe palienls wilh her dark eyes, pleasing smile, and glib +ongue. She's a iiilerbug genious., PATRICIA PUGLIESE - Spring Church Looking for a a frivolous, fasl- whirling lime? Then Pal's your gal lo see. She also has quile a clever mind-clever enough +o make herself pay off in The fu- 'I'ure. DONNA REED - Lewisville LiH'Ie Donna , 'Ihe gal who did such a bang-up iob as Angie, lhe maid in 'I'he Senior Class Play, will be a beller homemaker 'rhan her counlerparl was. JOHN RIDENOUR - Brownslown Jack and lhe Physics class have fond memories for each o+her. A 'lechnician in all he does, lhe Air Force will welcome him as one of i'ls skilled men. EDWINA-LOUISE ROSENSTEEL Eclri Carrol'-lopped Eddie-Lou likes +o raise cain al l'he mosl solumn momenls. Fulure business scho- Iars will find her iusl as lively as we did, we'II bel. PATRICIA ROSENSTEEL - Edri My, 'rha+ Pal' has a clever pair of hands, whelher she's wriling anolher prize-winning essay or sporling her +wirIing aloilily as drum maiorelle on lhe foolball field. MILDRED ROSTIS -- Mclnfyre A living example of a modern leenager, give Millie a be-bop record and a coke and she's hap- py. Slippery Rock S. T. C. will welcome 'rhis pinl-sized sweeI'- heart JEAN SABGLOVICH - Clune A lover of dancing, slender Jean whirls al' all hops, scholaslic or olherwise. She does much for 'I'he morale of our players as she enlhusiaslrically cheers al lhe games. xy .XY I