Elderton High School - El Hy An Yearbook (Elderton, PA)

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Seniors OFFICERS President Tom Heard Class Motto: Hands that work, Vice President Larry Marafka brains that think, and Secretary Diana Tomei hearts that love. Treasurer John Gordish Class Flower: Yellow Roses Advisor Miss Roberta Fair Class Colors: Yellow and Black Another school year is over for this class, and don't look now but it was their fourth in high school. Some have regrets that it is over, but most are happy to be on their own at last. They know that at the end of six years of grade school and six of high school, their compulsory education has been completed. And whether of not they go on for further schooling, they are, as it has been said, cast out into the sea of life in a boat of their own making. Looking back over the last years, each boy and girl can visulize once more the times they con- sidered the best. Their freshmen year was the same as any year that freshmen have spent in any school. This was the last year at the school that there were separate boy and girl classes and homerooms. In their sophomore year their big event was a semi-formal dance which brought in quite a net profit and started them off on the right foot for the events of the junior year. But of course, the biggest event of all was their own Pink Mist Prom , in their junior year. So now they have relived the past and are living the present but the biggest thrills they will get henceforth will be in the flllllfe- Good luck and Bon Voyage to the seniors from all of us.

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Scene I We Were in Senior High

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fi'- VU , N -W- +21 nr ALOISE, JOSEPH -- Our shot-put charhpion of long standing will be going in for other activities soon. We wish our curly-haired Italiano all the luck that a clever brain can bring. BLASIN, ANGELINE--A sporty girl, that's Ang . And in more ways than one. She's good in sports, is a good sport, and sports quite a bit of talent in twirling. BLYSTONE, TI-IEINIA -- Tootie is a charmer. She's another of our majorettes, in whose ranks she marches with head held high. Dig- nity, a keynote of her personality make her one of our most liked girls. BOLO, BARBARA--This fum-loving miss will make a very stable nurse when the time comes. But we doubt that this tame profession will dull her bright eye, or crimp her dancing style. BROWN, CLARK--The pride of the Keystone State. One of our Key- stone Farmers, Clark chose a profit- able hobby, and stuck to it. The F. F. A. basketball team has a crack forward in this boy. BURKETT, CAROL -- Carol's an- other of our redheads, but her tem- per doesn't match her fiery hair. She's real cool! Her future home economics students will gain a teacher and companion CHAKAN, DONNA -- The Com- mercial Course holds quite a charm for Donna, who is a good worker with lots of charm herself. Could it be that she plans to follow up the course by becoming a secretary? DURAND, JAMES --jim's interest in Ag. leads him to the Ag. shop to tinker with the machinery there. This will profit him later, for a farmer must know how to repair the machinery used on his farm. 14