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

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Y M . Qs, Kg l If 4,2 Q 4 sg, ,Z V e.'.w',,1 f-.M-gwf, aw. A fift y wlsifelr' ll 'ff 'lfis .M , S . 1 cpl.: ,5 'kg my ,XR Agmw' ' af-ff' 15' 5 R' PRIDE, JAMES--Everyone's friend oflong standing, Archie , is cer- tain to make a success of himself in the outside world just as he did at the Ridge in management of business, RUSH, MARLENE-- Sally is fre- quently seen behind the wheel of her green and cream Chevy . A very likeable girl, she walks to classes and roams at noon with Cl happy twinkle and a winning grin. SALVA, JACK--Jack is the clean- cut, boy-next-door type. Perhaps that is why he is popular with every- one.. That, along with his charac- ter, will make him a fine college Candidate. SHIRLEY, TWILA -- Twi has achieved fame for her pony tail and for her sweet smile. This is one girl with a definite future in mind. Could it be marriage? She can be seen roaming the roads in a blue Ford. SLANSKY, EDMUND-Good-natup ed Smokey is quiteaguy the kids agree, and he's quite a football player and track man agree the coaches. Need anymore be said? He's an all-round guy. TAMSKI, ELAINE-Humor unlimit- ed seems to be the motto of our Coffa . Her laugh has been heard by all-weven those who have merely seen her--which shows she has a constant supply of it. TAMSKI, JAMES-That laugh down the hall was only Jim sounding off again. He is usually the life of the party wherever he is and we bet he even peps up the football team, on which he has played for three years. TOMEI, DIANA -- Diana's a good little managerm-both of business and her own affairs. What better qualifications could be found for a future business teacher? All this and a beautiful smile, too? 2- fi x Fe -fig A s, fn, s-Pr

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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

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TRESSLER, NANCY--Perhaps the shortest girl in the class, Nancy is by no means the shortest in temper or brains. The science and home ecomornics departments are bright- ened by her presence in them. WALTERS, FREDA--A chatter-box with green eyes and almost-red hair, Freda maintains the old adage, Laugh and the world laughs with you. Her strong alto is heard in the chorus. WRIGHT, HARVEY--Another pro- duct of the Keystone State's F. F. A. He has out-standing ability for agri- culture and pursues this field avidly. He includes this in his future plans, also. SKOVENSKI, ELEANOR--As a grad of 1955, El's picture was omitted from its rightfulplace, withher own classmates. We were very sorry to have done this., However, she is a perky lass and was the belle of the ball in high school and still is, though she has left her place in the old Alma Mater. The graduates will remember the concession stand at one of their last track meets