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

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Wahl' if 1... his f LENTZ, JANE --Everyone who has seen an ERHS football game has seen jane strutting at the head of the band at the half. The band has a very talented head in Janie. What's more she is a star forward on the girls' basketball team, LENTZ, RONALD--Blonde-haired, blue-eyed Ronnie can be seen each spring working out on the track. He is especially good at running the mile, which was shown when he came in second in the state meet. Good, isn't he? MACHAK, ARTHUR-Popular with the ladies, friends with the boys-- that's Art, our boy with the dia- mond personality. We feel that in whatever he attempts he's sure to succeed. MADAY, SAMUEL--A happy-go- lucky teenager is Sam, whose brown eyes show a sparkle that's hard to beat. l-Ie's another one with per- sonality plus and is also a very well-dressed lad. MARAFKA, JOHN -- Roxie likes to joke, buthe's notjokingwhen it comes to basketball or to future plans. The machinist's union will welcome him into their ranks come graduation day. MARAF KA, LARRY -- Bright- eyed Larry has great possibilities as a college student. ISTC will have a hand in developing those possibili- ties. Besides doing excellent work in school, he is a good worker both alone and on the basketball court. MARTIN, BETTY -- With a digni- fied air about her, Betty can be seen roaming the halls and going to classes with quite a few good friends. Dignity doesn't make her snobbish, however, for she is a most friendly lass. MORGAN, JAMES - -Brown-haired, brown-eyed jim is Elders Ridge's answer to the perfect dream guy. Easy going, humorous, and good natured, jim's traits will help him in his future. 17

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KAITO, JOSEPH -- Elders Ridg's Johnny Ray as he is called, un- fortunately doesn't include singing in his future plans. His cheerful nonchalance never ceases to amaze his friends. KEEIJEY, SAM-- Buzz is the Ridges example of a Tall Texan with a bashful grin and a great interest in farming. This is not his only inter- est. He also holds an office in the F. F. A. KINTER, PATRICIA --Petite Fig- ure, ready smile, neat grooming: This discription accurately fits our Patsy . This lass has a very won- derful future mapped out. KLINGENSMITH, BRENDA-Checry laughter combined with real ability in typing result in a rosy future for Brenda. Stately self assurance makes her a noticeable figure in a crowd. KNEPSHIELD, R. LEWIS-Tal1slim- ness accentuated by a friendly grin is a characteristic which make Louie so appealing. This young man is a Future Farmer with a real future in farming. KNOPICK, WILLIAM --Bill's easy- going manner puts everyone at his ease except his opponent on the bas- ket-ball court. He's some guard! LAIVLBERT, JANE--janie's hair is a key to her personality- -smooth. Her infectious laughter usually starts a chain reaction and she adds a lot to any class she attends. She's a bright ISTC scholarship winner. LANGHAM, ELLEN -- A sparkling personality with wit added makes Honey a favorite among the Ridgers. This will, in all proba- bility, make her a wonderful nurse. 16

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A 43 egg .,, .,., . ..,,1,f.f, ,Q we -- s Q we A s 1 qi'-Er QW I :QM ' ' NAGG, ANDREW-- In the Army Now will be this nice lad's theme song in the not-too-distant future. And will trade four years of his time for 'all the benefits an army hitch can give. NELSON, RICHARD -- No future planned yet, but we think a clever lad like Rich will think of' some- thing. Meanwhile he manages to derive enjoyment wherever he can, which is a useful accomplishment. ORGOVAN, JOSEPH -- P enner maintains C1 manner of quiet humor about him that makes him an easy person to like and get along with. But speed, not humor is his motto on the foot-ball and baseball teams, PENNINGTON, LOIS -- Lois is a lass with the delicate air , with a future in mind. Meanwhile, she contents herself with being a girl who makes her friends eyes sparkle with laughter. PLISKA, JOSEPH-- Kuba as he is known to everyone must like the colors blue and white, for upon leaving the Alma Mater he will enter the Navy blue and whites. PODOLAN, MARTHA -- Bright, brown eyes that twinkle when she laughs, makes Marthaavery plea- sant companion. Her smile charms young and old alike and she Ere- quently uses it to gain friends. POLOFF, PAULINE--Our Halls of Ivy will be devoid of one of the quivtest misses who ever roamed them when Pauline leaves. This quietness is not to be confused with shyness though. She is one of our most friendly lasses. POYDENCE, CHARLES -- Chuck has already had a taste of the salt, sea, which must have had a humor- ing effect on him for he is as even- tempered a man as any employer would hire on the spot. 1 o e e