Shade Township High School - Shadonian Yearbook (Cairnbrook, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1940 volume:

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Q . , - ,, Sl'1ADONIAN-- L S WILLIAMS BS m General Sclence Susquehamza U nzverxzty Chemxstrx Phy sxcs 5 BS m Educatlon BI A Bloomfbmfg fPal State Teaclyem College Bucknell Umverxzly Unzz euzly of Pzttflmrgh SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL R M SWARTZWELDER 1 SHADONIAN FACU LT M155 RACHEL BRLBAKI R S11 b!1llE'IJd7ll1d L 1111 H1111 French L.1t1n MR CHARLES XVEPSIK BS IU Education Lmk 11111411 State Teanben Oflfegz Mathematxns Coach of Afhlbllli INIR W AYNL SPANGLI R 1111111111 C0111 Enghsh hIlbS LULILLI: LLHMAN B 5 1n Busmess Allffllfllblfdfltlfl S 1q11elJ111111a I Illlcfblfl Shorthand Tx pmg, Bookkeepnna, NIR Ensorw Pow LL1 A B M A I 1111Lr11t1 of Plllsfmrgb cncml Sucncc B1olu3.,w h1R Bl RNARD H0bTl ILI R Bb 111 Edumtnon C11f1Vr1r11111 .Sldle Teanluru Cnffcgc HlSll7fY THE IZACULT MISS EDITH ANDE5 Hdffljllllbllflg KVtzl Slate Teaflaerr College rt MISS CATIIILRIND HINDMAN B 5 IH Home lzwnomms lrztlmna State Tetzcherf Cnllex, Home Ilonomncs MR DAVID SHAFFER AB In Educauon Calzfomm State Ttdfhffl College Llzzalzelbtou 71 Colle e 3 CIVILS World HIstorv MR DANIEL BORDER B S In Educauon Imlmna State Teaelaerf College MUSIC MR ROBERT STAHL Calzffmua State Tcacberf College Industrlal Arts MISS CLARA BONIDRA B.S. in Home Economics lmliunu State Teurherf Colle e Home Economics SHADONIAN SHADCNIAN Miss MARY MCCOLLY B S IH Music Imlmmz Slate Tcacherf College Muslc Supervxsor lOn Leave of Absencej MR ARTHUR MYERS PennJ1l1anm Slate College Vocational Agrlculture MISS MARY MILLER B A l17eJt Virginia Unzzerfzly Enghsh 8 MR RALPH MOSTOLLER B S ln ELIUCZIIOI1 Uflllefflfj of P1ltJb11rgl9 Geography General SCICHLS IWISS ANNA LIAE INIAURER Callforma Slate Teacbem' Colle Luzzcrfzly of P1ItJbnr la Enghsh MISS CATHRRINP STRING! R Bb m MUSIC Lducarnon Imlmrm Slale Tunlaerf College Substlrute MUSIC 5uperv1sor FAC U LT -V ,J P ,nr A 9-4 , 'ia - 9 ' 1 . A 13.5, A Rs. SHADONIAN MR E CLYDE OAKS MR PERCY CABLE B S ln Education Imlmmz Slate Teaclaery College Engllsh Health Health Mathematics History Calzforma Slale Tearberf College lmlfamz Stale Teacher! College Elzzabefhtou Il College MR VICTOR ONACHILLA B S M A Perzmylvanza State College Mathematics MR LEE D KIPP Lomb Haven Slate Teaeloerx College Htalth Art Assistant Coach MR HAROLD HABLE BS in Education Hzllenzzlle Stale Tearlwerx College I E Industrial Art FAC U LT MR. MICHAEL DANKO B.S. in Education Lock Haven Slate Teaclserf College Civics History I , 9 . SHADIDNIAN C ASS FFICEIQS fl ossn- lOHNSON Prcrnfr 711 CAROI :Nl GRAY ANNA A1 rx QRRL INTILLI R Inf lmrnfuzr SLULIJV1 7fe1v1mf fa ISIUIILI TULIP Clan Mmm PLRSPVERANLE OVERC owls Olssrae Lrs Clan Colm. BIAROON AND GRM L Baccalaureate Sermon M y 76 1 Commencement Max 11 1940 ACADFMIC COURSI C,r1ss1e Berlxstresser Alvin Gray Qarolme Gray Ruth Henderson llossxe johnson losephlne Lambert Mllee Krnonile Curl Miller Rlthdfkl Muller Helen Ream Blakely Rodgers lranle Severn Mlke S1vul1Lh beorkge Waseemyneh HOMF FCONOMICS Ruth Anke-ny Rosella Balwalonns Mary Barsol Mary Barbara Burke Mary Gregor Sue lxoval lulla Krnvale Florence Loyy Sue Mohonosley Frances Naret L1ll1an Nussrallah lleanor Palanes Martha Pe-troey Aelelme Shull lda Vrclmar Mollle Zorman CLASS ROLL C OMMERCIAL COL RSI' W lter Abromovxeh Anna Alex Pete Barra Doris Barraek I lxzalveth Beltz Merle Benford loe Bnelner Ly nvxooel Blaekhurn lsahelle C arver Cleortee Lhupek losephlne Fvaneheslyy Stanley lem lulu lxotzar oe lXLlLl3Sllx Sue Kranehalk lreel lengehty Sara Lnng., Yola lNl.ll'1f.,6S Delores Marnn Anna Mate-e1 Stanley Marerna Cldlf Sebrmg, Helen Sesaele XIIYILLHI Stme Iwllehael x7lCllSLl'ldlli Loulse Wagner Bernlee Weyant Wlllnam Wlgh8mHH Hope Wxnsloxy Charles Wocbnls 10 IINDL STRIAL ARTS Metro Berezonsky Plul QlllLdf,f.l' Raxmoml Drennmg, C eorge lyano loseph lxosnosley Pltsy Migenone Roherr Manges Lhxrles MeDowell Tony Mnhelexe frmlx Naret Theodore Petroslcy C harles Sankovle W1ll1an1 Southern C eorg,e Tomko lxennerh Whxteel Ibilflllkl Wrrlek AC RILULTUR1 Rolwert Snyder Merle Huston lames Carmony XX rrren lxxpp Q Q Z ,. 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SN X III S HADONIAN WALT LR ABROMOVICH Walt IS one of Shades most talented bass stngers Hts mtnd seems to be wtth the composers of the day for he devotes much of h1s tlme to yyrxttng mustc Wlshes for fame and recognttxon Musle and Engllsh are the first of h1s favorltes I.1kes yyrrtmg short stones espe cxally materlal dealtng vytth the subtle thlngs tn love and lnfe Acted the part of a dlsttngutshed butler rn the play Through the Keyhole Very acttve member of both Chorus and Chou Fmds ttme for baseball games and movles lntends to further his secretartal studtes ANNI' ALhX A truly xdeal classmate Has laughlng green ey es that look blue at txmes Blondnsh colored hamr and a smxle for every occasron Edltor of the Shadarroyy and Photo edttor of the Shadonxan ls an enthusxastlc sports fan Won pralse for her cheer leadtng Lxkes Englxsh classes ant prefers MLXlCdU food Neat dresser Readlng and danclng occupy her ree hours Spent some ttme away from school because of the snovy drlfts II always managed to catch up yyxth her work ls easrly flattered and ean ta e lf lxke a la ly lntends to enter a busmess eollege and then an ofhce ow Has her heart set on a hope chest but got her dretm for Chrlstmas a type Wflfef RUTH ANKl:NY-Cute tmy and svyeet thats Ruthle Eyttra dlHblUOU9 and studxous especxally vyhen nt comes to dotng school work Can always be seen vytth arms loaded wxth books A very fine seamstress vyho destgns and seyys many of her dresses Always cr1sp and neat lookmg Chose Home Economncs as a favored subject Can cook and bake llke no ones bustness Seems to have been made for the kltchen Funds walking and observlng Nature enjoy able pastlmes Expects to become a seamstress and create fash lons for future Parnslan models ROSELLA BABALONIS Rose another qulet llttle blonde lass who IS al yyays seen carrytng heavy books and among them a lunch box ls very qunet md reserved Seldom seen wlthout her buddy Eleanor Majored nn Home Economxcs and enjoy ed nt lmmensely Very' studnous and ambntxous Readme and dancxng are her pleasures Lxkes chocolate candy and cake best Lxked Englnsh classes except for the publte speakmg Her ambntnon ts to become a nurse ,! MARY BAISOL A quiet llttle damsel who halls from RCIIZ No 5 Rather bashful but as sweet as can be Enjoys a swtmmnng pool ID the summer Lnkes danctng but hates pubhc speaknng Enjoyed her h1gh school career Has a destre to see a real opera Favorlte subject IS Home Ec Ftne seam stress Many of her yyell chosen dresses are hand made Can always be seen vylth her pal Sue Has brown ha1r and a w1nn1ng smxle lntends to create future hatrdos for those less fortunate stratght as a poker head mops that refuse to curl DORIS BARRACle Dorry When ll comes to small features and a slxek hgure Dons has both Doesnt mmd vyalknng to school some mornings Rather lxked commercxal work especlally bookkeepmg., Consumed her energy ln playing slde center on the glrls basketball team Enjoyed noon t1me danc mg Spends those hot summer afternoons taking dips ln the svyrmmmg pool Pals around yylth Hope a great deal Likes to read books of all klnds and see movies Enjoys ice cream cones and candy any day Wants to further her stenographreal Work 1n the near future SHADUNIAN PETER BARTA The boy wxth a golden vo1ce thats Pete When II comes to s1ng1ng tenor 1n the Boys Chorus and A Cappella Choir hes just plaln tops Lrkes to talk and grve Englxsh speeches Uses an overdose of hand mot1ons when expressrng hrmself but never doubts h1s words Is seldom seen strolllng To see hxm strmde the halls rn less steps than you can count on your hngers you d thrnk he was go1ng places Showed talent for hrs cher rshed ambrtton to drrect a choxr especlally when Mr Border wasnt around Is an efhctent helper plus a farthful reader Expects to study sc1ence or medl c1ne 1n the future CHARLES BELTRAMI Bully to the pals of h1s sex and JUDIOI to the oppos1te sex Has bxg brown frank eyes that are always laughmg Is as cute as they come Someone once suggested tylng hxm up ln cellophane and pre sentmg hlm as a brrthday present to some love lorn mlss Is a member of the Wllbur gang Lnkes ty prng but hates school Drrves hls Pops Pontnac Is naturally frrendly and Jolly Always the one to brlng laughter 1n class rooms A teaser by herntage but calls lf fun Wants to yoxn the navy and see the world through a port hole f' BETTY BELTZ Betty as she IS better known than Ehzabeth Has blue ey es brown ha1r and m1sch1evous blushes that all help to make up her per sonalrty Very frrendly to all Toots a fxfe that br1ngs much luck and many' beaux Ernds a swxmmlng pool refreshrng to say nothmg of her love for campmg 1n the w1lderness Favortte subject IS Engllsh A supporter of the Chorus and Chorr In sports shes all for them Is a good booster at all times and a hearty laugher Can always be found roller skatlng or peddllng a blke down hlll Expects to undertake stenography nn the future lNlERLl' BENIORD The ltttle blonde blue eyed fellow who came to our danclng and cute glrls Drlves a Chev FHVOFIIL chum of Bully and the rest of hrs gang Llkes to see baseball games best Dlsllkes studymg and to prove If IS seldom seen carrymg a book Hates Engltsh classes and would gladly substitute them for art classes Llkes stenographrcal work to some ex tent Would rather be h1s oyyn boss Has a yvay around favorlte teachers Hates to shave and consnders dress1ng up an ordeal although he IS neatly dressed always Wants to seek adventure ID an alrplane or sall the seven seas as a sallor METRO BEREZONSKY Meet a bashful lrttle fellow wlth gobs of blushes brown eyes and a pleasmg personalxty Lrkes h1mself for company next to books Quxte studlous but especlally keen for rndustrxal arts Very skrllful rn handlmg naxls and hammers and saws Has an art1st1c hand and mrnd A good baseball game satxsfles h1s taste for actlon and excntement Partlclpates nn a few sports occasionally Thrnks xt would be fun to swlm up stream agamst a current Has hrs mmd set on Ifylflg rt one of these br1ght sunny days Knows rt as bemg quxte a task trymg to overcome the strange my sterxes of Nature A natural lover of the woods Deslres to take a course rn electrrclty and woodwork CHRISTINE BERKSTRESSER Cnssre Blonde as the sun blue eyed as the heavens and drmpled llke an apple Is endowed wlth a nxce personallty and makes pals easlly Enjoys sports Plays the pxano beautxfully Took part IH the Concerto Is qulte talented m dancxng and snngrng Member of Chorus Reportrng edrtor of the Shadarrow An A student rn all her studxes lxkes languages and hlstory best Makes a hobby of cookmg and has a weakness for bakmg chocolate cakes Can drlve a car and gets around to a great deal of actxvxtxes A favorlte chum of Flo Her cherlshed ambmon rs to become an mterxor decorator lu . , 7 . , . l , . 1 1 , 1 Y l ' ' ' ' . l ' 7 . . . 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D U y v . . v 1 9 I 1 . v I r I . , -9' S HADONIAN JOSEPH BIDNIIR Joe Drstrngurshed hrmself as berng one of the short est and cutest boys of the season Has calm blue eyes and a mop of Ernstern rsh harr Is rather shy but really ambrtrous A star football tosser Drs played hrs abrlrty as full back on the team Wouldn t mrnd competrng vyrth Joe Lours one of these days rn a hfteen round bout of boxrng Watch those punches Joey' Fond of math and yyrld vyest storres yyrth Hr O Srlver rn cluded Argued hrs vyay around rn P O D When asked yyhat he yyould lrke to be yye couldnt make much out of hrs neat blushes but anyyyay thrs led us to belreve he has somethrng vyorthvyhrle up hrs sleeve LYNWOOD BLACKBURN Drnny one of the reddest heads rn the class Has a humor and a yoke for every occasron Hrs pleasrng personalrty plus hrs easy gorng attrtude help hrm keep hrs many frrends Enyoys prtchrng a vyrn nrng game of horseshoe Thrnks nothrng of teasrng grrls Possesses a tech nrque for wrrtrng humorous themes Consrders shootrng cottontarls a good sport Was feature edrtor of both the school paper and yearbook Has a Southern drawl Hopes someday to be an engrneer of a Tvyentreth Century Lrmrted MARY BARBARA BURKE Marys humor smrle and drsposrtron are the qualrtres that make her very outstandrng Has Irrsh blue eyes and lrght brovyn tresses that are becommg to her Is often krdded about the bass vrol that she so skrllfully plays Received honorary mentron rn the Western and All State Orchestras Also represented Shade rn the All County Orchestra Member of Grrls Chorus Thrnks rt would be fun playrng rn a symphony orchestra but has no desrre for rt Wrrtes to a pen pal rn Ireland Lrkes movres and candy bars A follower of the Krrvak and Gray bunch lntends to be come a chrld s nurse JAMES CARMANY not qurte one of our srx footers but consrdered tall Has brown harr rather lank but a good natured fellow at that ls shy but open mrnded at all trmes Can express a good pornt of vrew when called upon Lrkes chemrstry and arrplanes An F F A pal of all the hog callers and potato hoe ers Lrves on a farm and enyoys the lrfe on rt Qurte an observer of plants and Nature besrdes the hows and why of a few other thrngs Seems to be grrl shy but someone tells us we re vyrong Wants to become a specralrzed farmer and devote hrs lrfe to farmrng ISABELLE CARVER Izzy for short Tall and dark harred Neat dresser Looks well rn anythrng tarlored Lrked to take srdes to an argument rn classes Is very fond of dancrng especrally yrtterbuggmg Can usually be seen wrth her yunror pal Nellre Possesses an excellent alto vorce Sang rn Grrls Chorus two years Enjoyed studyrng commercral yyork Frnds her one and only steady outsrde of school Says her future lres rn only one field housewrfe PAUL CHICAGER Poll rs one of our boys who doesn t look much older srnce he first entered hrgh school four long years back But that doesnt mean he hasnt learned book knowledge To see hrm reduce fractrons and explarn the detarls of numbers you d easrly guess hrs natural love for figures Unlrke most of the boys Paul rs really ambrtrous always strugglrng to do hrs best Spends hrs spare trme wrth wood and won drstrnctron rn comrng be hrnd trme rn P O D class Takes prrde rn peddlrng hrs Two wheeler Took many enjoy able rrdes on rt Wants to go to college but rs undecrded as to yyhat he would lrke to pursue 14 Iv SHADONIAN GEORGE CHUPEK Chup Hrs frrendlrness and mellow laugh make hrm a favorrte wrth everyone Drslrked publrc speakrng Drsplayed hrs ath letrc abrlrty on Shades basketball floor Guard on the team rn hrs senror year ls Mr Swartzwelders rrght hand man A smooth dancer Enjoys nothrng so much as a school party a good yoke and a certarn brunette Usually seen rn Severns company Helped to run the machrne for noon trme danc rng Wants to further hrs commercral trarnrng by attending a busrness college RAYMOND DRENNING Ray for less breath Has blue eyes and dark brown harr Earnest and hard workrng Would rather lrsten to others tor ture the Englrsh language before partakrng rn the act hrmself Rather bashful when rt comes to publrc speakrng Spent much of hrs lrmrted trme dorng shop work Desrres the study of scrences and art to mathematrcs ls qurte an expert rn skrrng and rce skatrng When rt comes to relrshrng doughnuts he says he wouldnt even part wrth the hole Partrcularly wants to become a draftsman and contrnue hrs wood work C! JOSEPHINE EvANcHEsKY jo rs one of our nrcest classmates who harls from Gahagan Has a drmpled smrle that she rsnt afrard to show Says she srmply loves the cheese and cracker combrnatron Lrkes to cook and keep house Reads a great deal Can always be heard hummrng a tune Spends much of her trme at roller skatrng rrnks An actrve member of the Grrls Chorus Prefers stenographrcal work and doesnt mrnd trcklrng typewrrter keys Has her serrous moments once rn a whrle Her future rntentrons are means well GEORGE EVANO-Nonchalant slow and quret Doesn t belreve rn takrng lrfe too serrously Says rts too short Has an easy gorng temper and attrtude that brrngs results Favorrte sport rs boxrng and qurte a knocker at that I hrs spare trme he amuses hrmself wrth model arrplanes Belreves nothrng better to do than to whrle away the hours wrth a good novel Mayored rn scrence and math Spent much of hrs trme at the shop Hrs dreams lrke hrs thoughts are confined to the clouds for hrs hearts elesrre rs to be an avrator CAROLYN GRAY Kay has earned for herself a place rn everybody s mrnd Her sweet drsposrtron and happy go lucky sense of humor go hand rn hand Rather tall has a figure of a model and brown eyes Goes rn for dancrng rn a brg way Srmply rs wrld about school partres and square dancrng Served as vrce presrdent of the class also HSSISIHHI edrtor of the yearbook Was publrcatron manager of the Shadarrow Has a very artrstrc mrnd and hand Drd some outstandrng work durrng her four years at school Lrkes basketball and rs a wrzard when rt comes to showrng her stuff Followed the football team farthfully Lrkes to wrrte humorous essays Seldom seen wrthout a rrb bon rn her locks Wants to go rn for nursrng ALVIN GRAY Nubby came to our class rn the last semester of school from Beaverdale Hrs short stay accumulated many close frrends Has dark broyyn harr and blue eyes Looks good rn anythrng blue Has an athletrc record lrnked vyrth hrs name Took rmmedrate lrkrng to a certarn brunette Enyoys sports especrally football Drslrkes grrls rn all fads 1Wonder what he can mean'J Lrkes to eat rce cream Lrkes socral studres best Was an rntrmate pal of Fernal Good speaker Actually admrts hrs love for workrng Good student and hard worker Enyoyed makrng posters rn art class Hrs ambrtron rs to become a dentrst fHow could you be so cruel'1 lD . - y l , , ,V , ., . . .l V k - ' I r ' l . 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' . 4 l Y Q 2 y 4 A '- 1: S HADUNIAN MARX GRkGOR Short xerx aetixe and extremelx jollx and good natured Likes to talk and express herself fullx A shadoxx of Mtrdx Likes to xx 1lk espeeiallx xxhen its eold ind erisp out Neyer misses 1 h1seb1ll game if she ean help it Partieipates in 1 feminine gime at IlmeS Dinees to pass tim: awtx ls a neat dresser 1nd likes to sexx Stuck to Home le faithfullx Champion giggler of the class Likes to read, but hates poetrx Vxfould rather go square danemg th 1n see a movie Alvxays has a good time xx herex er she goes Desires to be 1 xx utress until he eomes along RUTH HENDl:RSON Ruthie IS a p1l and still some Like her bro 1d vibrant soprano voice she IS smooth and true Does danee as xxell as studx Goes in for chocolate cake and sundaes in a beeg wax Dislil-ted to earrx books especially from class to class Tvxittered eonsxderablx in the Chorus and Chfllf Makes a hobbx of reading and dancing Finds roller skating amusing especially the occasional flops Cthex must be overlookedj XVould like to be a sales girl but saxs she s afraid she might get mixed up somedax and sell her heart axxax for a discount to that tall darlx and darned handsome one she s alwaxs dreaming of Cl ELL HINER Leftx to you HIS pleasing personahtx combined with h1s xxell carved stature help to make h1m one of the most outstanding left handed boys of our class One of Shades big eleven in his senior xear xxith radios Was circulating manager of the yearbook Displays a keen sense of humor Tells us he l1kes chemistrx but not his grades Enjoys dancing and basketball games Showed unusual liking for a local brunette Spends h1s summers at the swimming pool Is planning to become an expert elec tr1c1an EMMA KATHRYN HOLSOPPLE fmm pretty dark haired good natured and a lover of fun Distinguished as the only senior from Paint Toxxnship Iond of sewing Takes to singing as naturallx as a lark A member of both Chorus and Choir Preferred Home Ee to chemistry elasses Corresponds by writing to a little Dutch boy Has If in for all blondes Member of lunior Safety Patrol Likes to roller sk ue Pals around xxith Fl0SSIL most of the time Wants to take temperatures after graduation fPlease one it 1 timej MIRLI- HUSTON Blue eyed broxxn haired and the potentialities of a future farmer all help to distinguish Merle Nature has carved .1 niche in her bosom for h1m where he 15 needed Th1nks rattling txpexxriter kexs IS fun Likes hunting for rabbits and squl rels His one pleasure is hauling girls 1n h1s V S Is interested in sports as xxell as barn daneine, which IS only natural A great helper xxhen it comes to school parties President of the F F A Expects to advance as much as possible in the agrieulture held xx here he expects to devote his living to STANLEY JERZ Stan xxho IS tall dark and well xxorth knowing IS one of our quietest lids Hails from up on the hill Smiles easilx and is never blue Has a deep bass voice that xxould be vxorth while cultivating Verx good vxorker Had the privilege of m1ss1ng school for six xxeeks because of an accident but saxs he didnt enjox it Faxorite pal of Vinee and Chup Likes baseball and football games Likes his mathematics long and plentx hard Finds the movies entertaining A good book to read ean alvxaxs serve as companx to him Adds life to all classes Expects to take up clerical work 16 A ' 11x , 1 , 1- 1 1 1 . , 2 '11 vi - A 1 1-', '- V 1 ' - 2 - ' . 111 ' 1 L 1 1 Q Ay, 1 ' 1 I 1 1 .1 . 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 Tw 1 ' - 1 ' y' y y 1 . . 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I 1 1' 1 2 2 1 Z - ,,, 1,1111 , Y ' 1 y 1 N' ' 1 1 1 ' 11 1 .I 1 . v A Y D 1 'AY I f ' ' . 1 ' ' ' ,Cy ' 1 1 1 ' 1 v1 V' , ' ' 1 K ' 1 1 7 1 . 1 A. . 1 I 1 1 , . l h 1 f , 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 y ' - 1 S 1 - 1 1 '1 1- U . , 1 . 1 A l ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' . y 1 -f v 1 1 -.1 SHADONIAN FLossrE JOHNSON Flos Sweet eilicrent dependable and a sery good worker Class president for four years which prove her to be what she rs An A student and a lugger of a book bag that rs never empty Shines rn French and hopes to vrsrt Parrs rn her long run of lrfe Alert and full of wise cracks or suggestions Plays a piano spent her time with the Choir and Chorus where she drsplayed her dramatic soprano vorce Lrkes anythrng musical and fashionable Listens to sy mphonrc musrc frequently Has chosen teaching as her profession and we don t doubt rt an inch that we will see her bchrnd the desk that once used to belong to her rnstructors WARREN KIPP Warry rs one of our lads who reminds us of a very famous aviator Catch on' But rt rsnt the clouds that interest hrm it s agrr culture Hrs rnterests lre mainly rn hoerng potatoes plantrng corn and rars ing hogs ls a great admirer of Nature and intends to become better acquainted wrth her Spends hrs spare trme lrstenrng to the radro but we need not doubt hrm for a mrnute that he doesnt get hrs share of hrll brlly norse Can make himself at home when rt comes to swrngrng partners rn the old har loft Really rs rather quiet but very faithful to hrs F F A pals -.32 Intends to become an agriculture teacher 5? JOSEPH KOSNOSKY Joe whose good nature and pleasing manners help to make hrm a pal to every one Comes from Rertz No 3 and rs proud of rt Is a wizard when rt comes to workrng rn the shop Did some very neat work with wood Has a rare collectron of stamps which rs hrs pride and rov Spends much of hrs time burldrng model airplanes Constant pal of Evano En joy ed math and history classes Hopes to make hrs future a success by sarlrng through the sky JULIA KOTZAR Here rs Julre one of our quretest but bestest pals rn the class room Really belreves rn taking her time rn doing things but never misses accomplishing them to perfectron Belrever of the saying that haste makes waste Prefers back seats anywhere except rn automobiles A good book can always satrsfy her love for adventure and actron Is a pal of Sue and rarely seen Wrthout her Gets along with her work well A hearty laugher and joker Walked to and from school frequently Drslrked publrc speaking Is especially fond of crochetrrrg and knitting Intends to become a beautrcran SUSAN KovAL Sues naturally curly harr makes her very noticeable You can t help but admrre her good naturedness and quietness A good sport at all trmes Looks good rn anythrng blue Drslrked Englrsh for rts speeches Would rather srt through two chemrstry classes than one of English Enyoys swimming and hrkrng rn the summer Lrkes to cook as well as eat cake Very often seen wrth her chum Mary Lrkes to read and see movres Doesrrt go rn for partres or dancrng much Took Home Economics three years and liked t. Wants to become a stenographer. SUZANNE KRANCHALK- Sweet Sue just like the song. Tall has a girl- ish figure neat dresser. Has brown hair and big banjo eyes. Good worker and most faithful to her books. Accurate typist as well as efficient. Always seen with her buddy Julia. Is quiet and a little shy. Likes to sew best of all. Tunes in to western music frequently. Found her luve outside of school hours. Likes dancing and movies. Shuns school parties. Hatesfsteadies. Likes to walk and laugh. Good speaker. Intends to tickle a typewriter in the near future backed by a business course. X S HADUNIAN ULIA KRIVAK Vrtalrty and vrgor yyrth caprtal V When rootrng and cheerrng for the team rs needed Iulre rs sure to be there Alyyays man aged to get a bus for her football fans Confesses her weakness for curly heads Enjoys school partres to the last degree but takes rn many movres rn the srde lrnes Prefers dancrng wrth tall partners Is a member of the Gray Burke creyy Farthful to her studres favorrte rs Home Economrcs Tunes rn qurte frequently to her favorrte numbers but says she lust cant srt through a symphony Speaks Freneh lrke a Frenchman but serrously rntends to be come a nurse MICHAEL KRIVONAK Mrke tall blonde harred and blue eyed a regu lar thrrller at that Has a notrceable vyeakness for brunettes Is masculrne about hrs studres Tackles figures wrth ease and gets places wrth them Hrs heart rs lrke hrs ambrtron alvyays flyrng hrgh Wants to prlot hrs own plane someday Is anxrous to see hovy the earth looks from up there Enjoy ed rntr mate conversatrons rn the lrbrary ls an ardent sports fan and a booster at all trmes Hrkes around wrth hrs brke drrves a car and ree skates Pass trme pleasures are the movres and wrld west storres vyrth plenty of shootrng I tends to enter college JOSI PH KUDASIK Junror tall cute and a neat dresser Member of the Boys Chorus Fond of drrvrng hrs Pas Nash Has taken up colleetrng mateh tops Is good natured and fun lovrng Favorrte subject rs typrng Seems to have a weakness for blondes Lrkes all sports Frnds publrc speak mg and books hard to drgest A pal to Chup and hrs gang Helps hrs Pop rn hrs spare trme Lrkes movres and nrght hawkrng Irrtends to enter the Curtrss Wrrght Technrcal Instrtutron after graduatron JOSEPHINE LAMBERT Jo as she rs mostly knoyyn to us rs a krnd lrttle starry eyed lass who never says too much or too lrttle When not bowrng her vrola she confines herself to embrordery work Enyoys roller skatrng Seems to be the secret formula for her reed lrke figure Rather shy but lrkes danc mg and fun A healthy laugher too Took two years of Chem Member of the French class Expects to wear a whrte cap and unrform someday or perhaps devote her actrvrtres to mrssronary Work Whrch seems to surt her well 'Q' RUBY LAMBERT The jolly brownette who comes to us from way up rn the mountrngs Blessed wrth smrles and beauty marks that become her Has a sweet drsposrtron Collects photos of her favorrtes Lrked art classes Showed consrderable skrll for artrstry Prefers dancing and camprng to Schuberts Ave Marra and Popeyes sprnaeh Served as class secretary rn her junror year Favorrte pal of Ida and Anna Neat dresser Good speaker and student Has that mueh sought for slrmness Frnds sehool partres rnterestrng Intends to take up beauty culture FRED LEIGHTY Wavy blonde harr blue eyes and a practrcal teller of jokes and funny storres tmostly hrs experrencesy In blue he looks the best Collects newspaper clrpprngs of rnterest A member of the Chorus Lrkes school partres and square dancrng Frnds trme for books and movres B lreves rn never drsapporntrng anybody At all trmes rs he courteous and wrll rng Hates to study and walk to school Has a nrce personalrty Is a neat dresser Lrkes to laugh at hrs ovyn jokes Would be a successful after drnn r speaker Wants to go rn for newspaper reportrng 18 .l,..M J . , ' . 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SHADONIAN SARAH LING A way all her own owner of calm blue eyes and lrght harr Perfectly good natured at all times A very efiicrent worker that has no two ways about rt Delights rn confectionery and all krnds of sports A fre quenter of the skating rrnks and movies Collects snapshots and keeps house as a regular routine Satisfied the sweet tooth of many a candy gnawer at noon trme Likes her chewing gum any flavor Welcomes the companion shrp of Emma and Zola Her future work though undecided spells success FLORENCE LOW Flo A marathon when rt comes to telling jokes and gossrprng and swrmmrng Has a smrle all the trme A pal to Crrssre and Adelene Is a professional eater of cheese popcorn and pretzels Can always be found yawrng at chewing gum Where theres Beechnut gum theres Flo Is quite talented rn srngrng Lrkes to make candy but enyoys eating rt a lot more Is fond of the yellow rose Isn t very enthusrastrc about studying but always manages Musrc rs her favorite subyect A neat dresser and looks good rn anything Expects to take up nursing rn the future 3 I x l PATSY MAGNONE Patz the husky dark haired fellow who earned hrs popularity on the football field Walked to school nearly every morning but drslrked the idea Was often krdded about hrs cookie duster Good worker A practical Joker Favored Tony as a pal Spent most of hrs trme at the shop Lrkes to hammer with narls and wood Went as far as exchanging rings rn hrs yunror year Seems a little shy but not very noticeable Hrs cherished hobby rs wood work and he expects to further hrs trarnrng rn that me ROBERT MANGES Bob one of our best barrtones rs short dark quiet A very notable member of the Chorus and Chorr Dependable wrllrng and humorous Spent much of hrs time at shop Seldom missed coming into P O D class on trme Likes mathematics and Popular Science magazines Has a creative mrnd Artrstrc too Belreves rn taking hrs trme rn dorng tasks Theres nothing worse than being rushed so he belreves Finds boating both healthful and romantrc Likes camping and fishing Hrs heart leads hrm to belreve that he wants to be a sarlor ZOLA MANGES We can hardly picture a class wrthout Zolre for where theres any thing going on you re sure to find her among the going ons rather tall and has a very admirable personalrty A favorite worker for Miss Mrller but a big helper at that Adds lrfe to any tongue wagging contest that wrll have her but her news are always hot off the wire Gave a long lasting performance in the play Through the Keyhole where she portray ed the enviable part of Grandma Tierney. Had her audience holding their tums all through the play. Would rather go seeing sights which are not found in school. Intends to become somebody's stenog. DOLORES MARTIN-'Loris to the girls and Pete' to the boys. Tall slim and pretty. Champ of a giggler. Likes to spring her laughs when everything is quiet. Has a peculiar dislike for chemical blondes. Finds it hard to live down public speaking. Says she never intends to become a button stitcherf' Like her many good times, so are her friends. Enjoys foot- ball games, dancing and chewing gum. Comes from Wilbur and has her special chums. Found English classes boring, except for its occasional jokes. Wfants to do clerical work. Thinks it would be fun trying to crash the gates of Hollywood. - .. 19... SHADDNIAN Chorus three years Intends to enter a busrness college CHARLES MCDOWELL Chuck as he rs wrdely known rs tall not so dark but darned handsome Has dazzlrng Irrsh blue eyes but rs mrnus an Irrsh temper Delrghted rn tyrng grrls belts to therr seats Is qurte a wrzard at numbers ls a grfted artrst and can carve any thrng from an elephant to a flea out of wood Plays a mean game of cards and enjoys school partres and squarrng rmmensely Spent much of hrs trme rn the shop Made a habrt of skrll a plenty on the basketball floor Expects to enter college and seek the professronal field TONY MIHELCIC Tony the quret lrttle joker rn school Comes to us from Central Crty rn the cold rarn or shrne Has brown harr and eyes to match Is a good speaker but rather shy about rt Lrkes travelrng rn gangs Enjoys all sports rn general Spent most of hrs spare trme rn the shop Rambles through the woods yyhen hrs trme rs free Lrkes workrng wrth wood Vrsrts the movre house frequently Favorrte subyect rs rndustrral arts Ardent follower of movre serrals Plans to become an automobrle mechanrc ever rt happens to be success rs sure to come hrs way at you 20 ANNA MATECIL Ann The dark harred lass who comes to us from Neyy Baltrmore Well modeled neat dresser and a talker Has a pretty smrle and a pleasrng manner of behavror Enyoyed Englrsh class especrally the rntrmate conyersatrons vyrth the krd rn the arsle Good yyorlyer and stu dent Especrally fond of roller skatrng Lrkes candy Lrkes to cook and to sew Efficrent at her typeyyrrter Pals wrth Jo One of the youngest mem bers of the senror class Lrkes to dance and attend movres Sang rn Grrls STANLEY MATERNA Stan The shortest quretest and lrttlest blondest fellow rn our class Where srlence rs found theres Stan Surprrsed us by hrs wrrtrng about hrs experrences rardrng the rcebox We thought lrttle felloyys shouldnt rnvestrgate rceboxes Hrs drmrnutrve features have nothrng to do wrth hrs undertakrng regular he man tasks Drsplays skrll rn ty pewrrtten de srgns Does nothrng specral durrng hrs spare hours but when the mood arrses he seeks satrsfactron roamrng through the woods and rnqurrrng about Nature and her work to the best of hrs advantages Would lrke to enter college -8 CARL MILLER Curly Hrs flamrng red harr pretty eyes and many freckles the once trred countrng themb help to make hrm one of Shade s out standrng puprls Had the honor of berng the youngest member of the senror class Consrders baseball hrs favorrte sport Portrayed Davrd rn Davrd Copperfield rn hrs freshman year Brology proved hrs favorrte study Has made a successful hobby rn taxrdermy Took four years of math and scrence Wrrtes excellent themes Says hrs future rs entrrely undecrded but vyhat RICHARD MILLER Drck A yolly fellow wrth greenrsh ey es that really shrne especrally when that certaln redhead approaches Lrkes to hunt yyety much Says he doesn t mrnd takrng a swrm once rn a whrle rn the old swrm mrn hole Eh' Watch those belly smackers Drckey' Hates to study but lrkes to talk prrncrpally about nothrng Contrrbuted hrs mellow bass vorce to the Boys Chorus and A Cappella Chorr Says he wouldn t mrnd groyyrng a brt that rs rf rt rsnt too late Expects to become a musrc teacher Watch your crescendo and drmrnuendo rn your study Drck and success rs lookrng 4 Y 1 V A. A 1 s q A 1 , 1 U r f A -v ' .v . ' y . , ' ' ' fl y A . . . 'f I , ' . , ' - , ' ,- ' , V. ' . . 4 - 4 A ' A 7 . 4 I H U a 4 ' y a 4 - . . - I . . 4 ' , I y .A -.. A 7 . , . A Q . I , 5 , ' . . .1 . . . A - 1 . . Y . - ' 7 7 -.. ., I . . V , . ' 2 . ' . ' . V ' . . A Q , l 7 ' r ' A' dragging in late for P, O. D. class. Takes to pies like a frsh to water. Showed fy, . 7 A S - A . Y I A I ' I 7 P , , y . I 7 Y . v ' V . I . D A I A . . . U , 9 ,- , y . . y D . 1 ' y 1 A 1 I . l . . H . . ,. . 1 A ,, . . . . . . A V . lv. K 1 v ' ' 1 1 ' D - A A I Y . - l 1 - Y 1 l 4 - 7 . , , , . -.. - . 7 . . Y . 7 ' 7 1 I ' . U Y .Y ' ' . I . . f , ' 1. 1, . V , . . I7 . l if Y , . ' I , . 7. . , ...., I . l t 7 7 SHADDNIAN FRANK I-S NARFT Francy a small blonde type vyho looks younger than she IS Has a personality all of her owyn ls very rndustrlous and trylng ldollzes her books ls a hablt at partles and skatlng rlnks Drgests butter seotch ples vrcxously Has a hobby of collectrng cook books ls an expert cook too Very enthusrastlc about managrng household affaxrs Belleves rn budgets too Enjoyed Home Economlcs for two years Is a follower of Ruth and a pal to all Expects to take a course rn domesnc vyork and then settle down for good SUSAN MOHNASKY Sue The sen1or class 15 well blessed wrth qunet shy lasses for here IS Sue as one of them Is good natured and frrendly Lrkes to cook and keep the home flres burnrng Collects favorlte recipes Llkes movres dancmg and readrng Often strays carelessly to certa1n qulet places that she calls her own A fanthful reader of her lessons and an efhcrent worker Lrked chemrstry classes but seemed bored w1th hrstory classes Llkes anythmg blue and pretty Wants to become a seamstress and boasts that someday she ll glve the vyorld a dress that will absolutely refuse to r1p rn the Nw. Ex SLZIIHS t W' FRANK NARET Black ha1r brown ey es a lank chassls and a sense of humor has Frank Likes anythmg that has to do W1th history Dlsllked pubhc speakrng and large crowds Enjoys mov1es and baseball games Spends most of hrs spare t1me domg carpentry work Is qu1te a master at dorng thlngs by hand Follows rn the lrne of readrng thr1ll1ng romances of the sea and mystery stor1es Doesnt go 1n for dancrng but has a secret deslre for xt L1kes scrences and numbers Drslrked Englrsh classes but favored P O D classes Expects to take up crv1l engrneermg shortly LILLIAN NUSSRALLAH Lxl one of our happiest grrls rn class One who seldom has a worry or a care of any kmd Very conslderate of others and rndeed very frrendly Collects costume jewelry rn her spare trme I very enthus1astrc about football and other sports L1kes to 1ce skate Appre c1ates well dressed boys and colorful socks Hates to hear boys brag about themselves Wr1tes clever themes but really doesn t enjoy doxng If Naturally d1sl1kes spaghett1 for some reason A neat dresser has a well selected ward robe Her ambltxon l1es 1n dress deslgnmg Says she wouldnt mlnd belng one of the best Now about that prcture L1ll1an' ELEANOR PALANES El has brown naturally curly harr and soft brown eyes Amlable but quxet Would rather study chemrstry than any other subject Spends her spare time sew1ng and deslgnrng dresses Lrkes to cook and eat good thmgs Assxstant Lxterary edntor of Shadonran Collects recrpes as a hobby and enjoys car1ng for her rock garden Appreclates Mother Nature s work and beauty Is a good worker Lxkes domestrc work best Wants to study mtenor decoraung or landscape garden1ng rn the near future MARTHA PETROCY Mardy for some reason seems to be one of the smallest but n1cest grrls An 1nseparable chum of Mary Always seen laugh mg wrth her and passxng notes when the teacher forgets to look Lrkes walk mg along h1ghways for beauty s sake Fmds the stars 1ntr1gu1ng Favonte color IS blue enjoy ed Home Ec to the fullest extent Farthful to her books and teachers Hates berng teased by her frrends Is often kxdded about her ashen colored harr for rt becomes her so Lrkes to sew and crochet Her one and only amb1t1on 15 to become a good partner to someone who IS tall and handsome and who ansvyers to the name of Charles 21 S H A D 0 N I A N undecrded upon the krnd of yyork the future holds for hrm HELEN REAM A true blue pal always ready for a smrle and never blue Is a neat lrttle dresser wrth ey es for greens and browns Has brown harr that grves her much worry Lrkes to read books and study lessons Collectrn stamps and souvenrrs are her hobbres Keeps a scrapbook or rs rt a drary ' Lrkes to see a good football game Shrnes rn math consrderably Was the only grrl who took physrcs thrs year An excellent speaker wrth excellent porse Entered the declamatron contest Sang rn the Chorus durrng her senror year Gave humorous readrngs and recrtatrons all through her school career Took part rn several plays Her future rs undecrded BLAKELY ROGERS Buzz one of the farrest boys rn our class A good natured fellow wrth the qualrtres of a dependable worker Twrrls a baton and drums rn hrs spare trme Seems to have drums on hrs mrnd all the trme Very comreal could beat any would be comedran on the stage rn any trn pan alley or junk yard Has a wrnnrng way wrth the grrls Enjoyed hrs studres rn chem Possesses a deep resonant barrtone vorce Had the trme of hrs to devote hrs efforts to drummrng CHARLES SANKOVICH Frank to some of us rs tall rn fact very tall Has brown harr and sparklrng eyes that search for amusement ls grfted wrth a numerous amount of blushes Shrned rn rndustrral arts Really can handle a hammer and narls Lrkes to drrve hrs brothers Plymouth Is a rabrd enthusrast about a baseball game Lrkes chocolate sundaes Hates Republr cans and all Non partrsans Enjoys movres and books Lrked mathematrcs and scrences Pursued the bass vrol once upon a trme but thought he couldn t handle rt Expects to enter college and study all about dresel engines CLAIR SEBRING-Ambrtrous carefree and easy gorng thats Clarr H lrkes to study and hrs favorrte subject rs hrstory Is an excellent and rnter estrng speaker who has a large vocabulary of words whrch he rsn t afrard to use Can dance croon lullabres and popular songs as well Blows a mean trumpet Has an enormous appetrte for huckleberry pres Cartoons beautr fully rn hrs spare trme A good laugher and joker at all trmes Pursued the commercral course vyrth dexterrty Would make a good secretary but he says he would rather be a good parnter whrch goes to show he doesnt be lreve rn dorng medrocre work HELEN SESACK Brown ey ed and a brunette Has won recognrtron rn her senror year as a wrrter Has an outstandrng eontralto vorce that rs worth consrderrng Loves to spend her trme dancrng and srngrng Rather con servatrve Prefers Latrn Amerrcan musrc to all other types Has an excellent vocabulary and a grft for speakrng Humorous at trmes when the occasron calls for rt Lrterary edrtor of Shadonran Outstandrng member of Chorus and Chorr Spent much of her trme at the ty pewrrter but rs the envy of all would be ty prsts when rt comes to speed Would be a successful stenographer or journalrst but says she prefers to devote her trme to srngrng Someday hopes to see her name rn lrghts '77 i 5 ' -T .Y 7 1 ' , ' I ' ' , Y , , . 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' , ' 9 i,g I , v I 1- 1 1 1 F 4 t x l y 4 rt K A A S i ' THEODORE PETROSKY Teddy has blonde harr blue eyes rs tall and heavrly burlt ls a practrcal joker and a hearty laugher of hrs oyyn jokes Hates the grrls so he says Enjoyed hrstory classes and all the pro and con drscussrons Make and keeps frrends easrly ls qurte rnterested rn avratron and model arrplanes Enjoyed the sawrng and hammerrng of rndus trral arts where he spent most of hrs school hours ls a partrcrpant of skrrnr, and ree skatrng rn the yyrnter Says he drslrkes pests but who doesnt Is SHAIDONIAN FRANK SEVERN Fernal as he rs known Good natured and full or vrtalrty and vrm and vrgor Earned three letters on Shade s grrdrron Proved hrs lrkrng for math by tacklmg rt for four years Played on the varsrty basket ball team three years Naturally mterested rn sports Lrkes travelrng rn hrs V 8 Fxperrenced hrs first crush as a Junror Drslrkes rrbbons rn gurls harr Has unrque talent for wrrtrng sport news Had the honor of shakrng hands wrth jack Dempsey Sports edrtor of the school paper and yearbook rkes to tease and torment Very good speaker Ambrtron lres rn yournalrsm ADELENE SHULL Addre lrke the song Sweet Adelrne Could rt be that the composer of the song had her rn mrndy ls naturally frrendly and lolly Has blue eyes and blonde harr that become her Her harrdos are nothrng but the best A frequent vrsrtor of the crnema Serenades wrth her banlo rn her spare trme Apprecrates anythrng artrstrc and femrnrne Helps support the potato chrp companres School actrvrtres partres and dances add zest to her mode of lrvrng Seldom seen wrthout Flo and a constant com panron of her handsome steady Spends much of her trme sewrng for her ambrtron rs to become an expert seamstress or an expert wrfe f 3' MICHAEL SIVULICH Mrke The lrttle fellow who rs always grmmng no matter how serrous the srtuatron Has brown curly harr that makes hrm look so much cuter Has a yen for good trmes He and hrs Pontrac seem to be the best of pals rncludrng a few fems Very humorous and jolly especrally rn a crowd Delrghts rn teasrng and then apologrzrng when rts all over Enjoys all krnds of scrence and math Gave a splendrd perform ance rn the school play Frnds nrght lrfe rnterestrng Is qurte at home rn the dark A favorrte buddy of Bully and Woods Always expressed hrm self rn P O D class Good speaker and debator Expects to become a den trst and hurt all the pretty teeth that call for hurtrng ROBERT SNYDER Bob another one of the boys who seems to be rrght rn the farmrng busrness wrth all hrs heart and mrght Brovsn harred shy and a thrnker Expresses hrmself thoroughly when the occasron arrses Possesses a huge rnterestrng collectron of stamps Favorrte subject rs P O D Seldom mrsses any krnd of sports especrally mushball games When not helprng Pa out on the farm he takes trme off wrth hrs brke and goes srghtseerng for country freaks and dames Expects to enter the farmrng occupatron WILLIAM SOUTHERN Brll the short fellow who remrnds us of hrs vrolrn and hrs nrmble fingers Has blue eyes that follow all the pretty grrls Enyoys school partres but defmrtely drslrkes books or anythrng connected wrth books Has a favorrte back seat at theaters Quret at trmes Has an artrstlc temperament Is a favorrte pal of Chuck Rather nonchalant wrth every thrng but he enjoys berng so Can show some fancy dorngs on a dance floor Sang rn the Boys Chorus durrng hrs school career When rt comes to decrd Ing what he would lrke to be we understand he expects to take up where Rubrnoff rntends to leave off VINCENT STINE Vrnc rs one of the neatcst cutest and shyest lrttle fellovss rn the class Although shyness has rts place rn hrs personalrty he rs a wrsecracker and a fluent speaker Doesn t prefer to express hrmself openly except when hes rn company wrth Veto Brdner and Woods Lrkes the radro for entertarnment but enyoys a movre better Seldom masses school and rs a hard worker Favorrte color rs blue just lrke hrs eyes Has a crush for cocoanut pres Is especrally good rn math A member of Chorus and Chorr Hrs future rs not decrded but from hrs vsork we know he rs bound to come out rn f'lyrng colors D SHADUNIAN rntends to become a crvrl engrneer Drslrked publrc speakrng Intends to enter a busrness school IDA VIDMAR Ida has blonde harr and blue eyes and delrcate femrnrne features Comes from the hrlls where she enjoys herself Lrkes her wood chuck lrfe Is a frequenter of the skatrng rrnks Says her favorrte subject rs French Enyoys spendrng her evenrngs at the movres Dances a great deal A pal to Ruby Was member of the Grrls Chorus for three years Lrkes to cook and sew Very frrendly Lrkes to laugh Neat dresser Her ambrtron rs to become a beauty culturrst LOUISE WAGNER When rt comes to prnnrng blue rrbbons to the grrls wrth the sweetest personaltres Loure rs one of them Rather small featured cute as a button and ever so popular wrth both sexes That certarn some body changed her mrnd about berng a stenog early rn the year so she took up Home Economrcs rnstead Lrkes cookrng and rs qurte an artrst Has a desrre for pretty clothes good trmes and clean fun Looks queen lrke rn green Has a smrle that wrns rts place of honor Slrdes a trombone rn her spare trme Can yrtterbug her way on a dance floor Play ed nursemard to her two brothers once rn a blue moon Expects to take up rnterror decoratrng rn the future Says shes gorng to let the future take care of rtself 24 GEORGE TOMKO The lrttle mrschref brrnger yy ho has blue eyes and lrght harr Has a vyay of gettrng rnto everythrng that promrses fun and actrou Lrkes to laugh and have fun rn hrs lrttle way One of the trnrest fellovys Enyoys baseball Frrendly and fond of teasrng and tormentrng Would make a hobby of rt but rt rsnt yyorth rt he thrnks Could argue hrs way out rn P O D classes Spent much of hrs hours day dreamrng Lrkes anythrng connected wrth art Was one of Mr Stahl s shop boys Wants to travel but MICHAEL VIDISCHALK Veto rs tall and well constructed isomethrng lrke Gable but not qurtej Trarls the path from No 2 to school Favorrte pal of Brdner and Bully Played end on Shades grrdrron durrng U9 Would rather ty pe than come to class Lrkes movres dancrng and brunettes A dreamer fnaturally of coursel Enjoys nrght lrfe Dreams of becomrng a brg shot rn the busrness field ls qurte jolly at trmes Good rn hrs studres GEORGE WASCOVICH It rsnt any wonder that your heart skrps a beat when Wash flrps by Wrth hrs blue eyes and brown curly harr hes enough to make Gable take another look Resembles a famous screen actor but denres rt emphatrcally Even has a vocabulary that rs colossal extraordrnary and stupendous whrch he uses to an advantage Drsplay ed excellent athletrc abrl rty on the home field Edrtor of the Shadonran and actrve member of Chorus and Chorr Is rntensely rnterested rn scrences and mathematrcs E pects to take up pharmacy work or seek adventure rn the clouds rn the future BERNICE WEYANT Bernre has the adyectrves efficrent yolly and frrendly Lrves almost next door to the hrgh school but often wrshed her home was mrles away A well worth notrng basketball tosser Relrshes all sports especrally baseball and the trcklrsh game of badmrnton Is a very frne seamstress and rs responsrble for her neatly cut out dresses Farthful member of Grrls Chorus Is definrtely out when rt comes to contactrng vyrth books Hates drsh washrng but doesnt mrnd playrng nurse once rn a full moon SHADDNIA KENNETH WHITED- Ken the tallest curly headed senror of thls year Has coal black hart and deep blue eyes Isnt afra1d to tackle hard labor Spends his tlme tlnkermg the jalloples and junk yard Fords FHVOFIIC subject 15 mdustrlal arts where he shows sklll Though he LlI'1VC,S a car he hnds lt more pleasure using hrs thumb to glve hrs feet a llft ls a frequent spectator at auto races and often dreams of partxcxpatxng rn one of them Can beat any g1rl m baking angel food cakes but prefers to make them when Ma 1sn t home Likes to cook but chef work doesn t appeal to hxm Would llke to follow up ln the mechanical field of avxatlon WILLIAM WIGHAMAN B111 or Wlggle he ll answer to both Has a jsecullar hobby of haulmg ashes L1kes to hunt for deer and dears Was captam of the football team and really plugged hrs way through thrck and thm ls glfted w1th a cute turned up schnozzola that IS the attractron of many females Takes pleasure ln bemg chauffered by hrs Dad Succumbs to mystery storles readnly Can beat us all by mrles when laughlng It seems to ht rlght rn w1th h1s humor Expects to enter college but wouldn t IT11l'lLl jommg the guys with the uniforms and helmets the patrolmen Was mem ber of Boys Chorus N HOPE WINSLOW Farthful IS the name often glven to Hope for she deserves nt whole heartedly ls a llttle cute lass w1th brown ha1r and eyes Neat dresser w1th lots of pretty clothes T1ny featured L1kes to laugh and tell jokes Very good typlst Plays the p1ano skrllfully Makes a hobby of readmg Enjoys all sports Doesnt m1nd p1tch1ng a game of mushball sometlmes Attends the movres frequently Says she lxkes blondes lah meh Makes frrends eastly and IS true to all Good student speaker and worker Her ambmon ns to study mus1c DONALD WIRICK Don to everyone Short blonde and blue eyed Has a nrce personalnty and smlle Possesses lots of frlends Favornte chum of Curly and Mr Weps1c L1kes math and mdustrlal arts work D1dnt thrnk anyth1ng of the fact that he seldom arrrved 1n class on trme Easy gomg and carefree Doesnt l1ke respons1b1l1ty Appears to be a l1ttle shy but 1ts very common wxth h1m Preferred to SII back and take nt easy 1n P O D classes Has no speclal hobby but ltkes to play ball Expects to attend college CHARLES WOODS Charles who 15 always trymg his best to keep out of trouble 15 one who rarely succeeds Its rjght 1n hrs blood to be what he rs Very talkatlve jolly and humorous A very good worker Dreams of ta1ls and a bow t1e and a baton L1kes l1sten1ng to the radlo readnng books Plays a game of mushball every now and then Enjoys football games to the last degree Favorxte subject ns musrc Sang 1n the Chorus and Cholr durmg hrs school career Owner of a tenor vo1ce Lrkes Irlsh gnrls to some extent Always foollng w1th Spundy and Bully Has a way w1th all the faxr ones Wants to devote h1s l1fe to muslc work DIOLLY ZORMAN Last but not the least IS the httle lass who has not more than a stones throw walk to school Has very pretty brown ha1r and calm hazel eyes Is one of the frlendllest and quletest of the gnrls L1kes to occupy herself with sewmg and cookxng Took Home Economlcs for three years Is qulte CH'-ICICDI rn the kttchen L1kes French classes and chemlstry Found II hard to gxve publxc speeches Is a llttle shy but that seems to add more xnterest to her Lxked back seats movles and glrls Dances gracrously Expects to take up nursxng X fl X q , , , . 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SHADONIAN ASS WILL We the superrorrty of the most superxor group of Senxors ever to leave the emporrum of book learmng 1n Shade Townshlp berng of sound mnnels and bodxes but braxnless unfortunate vretxms of fate do hereby set down our last and only will and testament We hope wrth whatever rs left of us after four years of pencrl chewmg that what we leaye he hmd wxll be thought of wrth the most smcerrty possnble and cared for as the most preenous tralt that humamty can spare before nt becomes rnhuman In ease flet Nature take 1ts eourse herel our p ssessrons can not be rendered as such pray Iewe them alone fhands off ln other wordsl but ft rget not ye to rellnoulsh them to oneomlng generatnons ARTICLE I To the faculty we leave our rnngsnde seats IH everv class room as well as the dear lrttle hng r and foot orrnts on the walls that may be used for rdennncanon purposes ARTICLE II Sectron I To Mr Wrllrams we leave the halls Semorless and well regulated Sectron II To Mr Swartzwelder we leave better N Y A workers Sectron III To Mxss Brubaker we leave the memorres of the serlous mmded second year French elass Sectlon IV To Mr Wepsrc we leave our absentee and excuse slrps to be filled out Seetron V To Mr Border, we leave all the smpes he can get hold of to be converted 1nto future Baths Sectron 'NI To Mr Powell we leave better frog eatehers Section VII To Mr Spangler we leave all the words rn the Englrsh language that we mlsused, used and for got to use Seetlon VIII To Mnss Andes we leave the master Section IX To Mlss Hmdman we leave the memorxes of burnt hngers and toast Section X To Mrss Bondra we leave all the seam stresses she can make out of dumb bells and door knobs that cross her path Section XI To Mass Mrller we leave the memorres of the splendld actmg abrllty we thought we had Section XII To Mxss Lehman we leave all the tick lung hngers she can fmd to amuse her typew rrters Sectlon XIII To Mrss Strmger we leaye a usron of a new bass vlol player Seetnon XIV To Mr Stahl we leaye better nanl ehewers Seetron XV To Mr Hable we leaye the memory of another year passed Seetlon XVI To Mr Shaffer we leave the duty of patrollxng us In the halls no longer S t1on XVII T Mr Oaks we leave the quletll I study hall he had every Wednesclay Sectron XVIII To Mr Ona hxlla we leave the pretty basketball girls to take our glory Sectlon XIX To Mrss Maurer we leave the task of teachrng another year Sectlon XX To Mr Mostoller we leave more A students our pretty maps Sectron XXII To Mr Krpp we leaye the brlghter erght graders Sectron XXIII To Mr Cable we leaye the other end of the lrbrary Sectton XXIV To Mr Hostetler we leaye more en joyable P O D classes Sectlon XXV To Mr Myers we leave better hog callers and mud slmgers ARTICLE III Seetnon I To the yunlors we leave our swelled heads Instead of fillng them nn the waste basket Seetron II To the sophomores we leave the hope that they can get to the place nn hnstory we Sectlon III To the Freshmen we leave our seats In the Lrbrary and the dear memorles of step prng on therr tender toes Secnon IV To the erght graders we leave the hope that they too wrll become freshmen next year Se txon V To the seventh graders we leave our places 10 Home Economles ARTICLE IV I Walter Abromovtch leave my love for wrrtmg poetry to Edxth Shaw I Anne Alex, bequeath my graceful ehassrs to my sts nz I Ruth Ankeny bequeath my modesty to john Lochrle I Rosella Babalonls wrll my lunch box to someone hungrler than I I Mary Balsol leave my SSRI 1n the bus to anyone who wrll keep ll warm I Dons Barrack, grant my farthful typew rrter to Irene Varro I Peter Barra, grant my efhcrency 1n handlrng eharrs to Steve Udvarn I Charles Beltramr, leaye my cuteness Clust part of rt! to Alex Llchyar I Betty Beltz, wrll my future dates to my srster Dorothy I Merle Benford grant my sex appeal to another r1s mg heart tosser-Charles Bradley I Metro Berezonskx bequeath my hlushes to anyone ID need of them I Chrxsttne Berkstresser leave my false eyelashes to fleeta Whrted I joseph Brdner bequeath my smallness to Iyan Lohr I Lynwood Blackburn leaye my humor to Joe Dobosh I Mary Barbara Burke grant my bass vrol to anyone yy ho has the crust to lay hrs paws on rt I james Carmany, wlll my F F A pals to the freshmen I Isabelle Carver leave my Hlblllfy to hold steadres to Nellle Znmmers I Paul Chrcager relmgursh my youthfullness to Ivan Shaffer I George Chupek bestow my pos1t1on as body guard for Sw artzwelder to junnor I-Iosknns i 1 . Q I 1 L - 1 - , , , , , . , I . 1 1I 1 1 A 1 A - 1 I 1A y v '1 1 11 1, 1 - - . I rl y 1I Q I I y I 1 1 1 1 'I A . 4 . I 1 I 1 I - 1 fx 5 - ' 1, 2 1 4 f 1 ' I 1 ' 3 U Y Y . . Q . 7 , l 1 1 I A I Y I a . 711 . ' , ' 1- . I T ' 1 . 1 1 . 1 Y ' i ' ',.'-1 ,,,,f, 1 I Y 1 . 1 1 L I y, I I I 1 . Y 7 , V1 1 1 1 1 D E - I T. A 1 , 11 11 1 a A I 5 - . , , , .L ,- - I Y 1, , ,. . , , - A 1 1 . i ' I ' 1 1 11 S e A4 T . 1 y 1 . ' Y . I ' I - . I ec ' - o . , ' I . . ?. A I T Y y I ,T f I Ya . , K Y . L , U H . , . H . Y V Y . . , H . Y . ' - 1 x' I l Q V 1 a 1 1 , 1 , . pieces of art we forgot to finish. Section XXI-To Mr. Danko, we leave the vlsrons ot 1 - I ,. I ' y 1 ' 1 1 A F 7 I l I 1 11 1 1 A I 7 . . I . I I - 1 . , . ' . I 1 - Y - I 1 I - I U D' y ' ' 1 v y 11 1 1 , , 1 , D - I U Q 1 1 I I ' I '- - ,I 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' . I U t 1 ' I M. I I 5 11 1 K va A I I 7 1 I A 11 1 1 r 4 Q - I T . . 1 , 1. I I 1 1 -1 1 . . 1 . ' ' A 1 1. did. .T a Va A1 1 A I A a , . 7 . I 1 I 7 2 7 Y YI ' 1 4 a A 1' ' - 1 1 ' A- , 1 I A 1 I I I I I 1 1 ,I I I ' 1 1- ' , ,- ', V ' I 1 I ' I, 1 1 ..L . . . Y ' 'Y 1 y I VI , 1 v 1 1 1 11 1 1 A 1 II A ' 1 I 1 I II ' 1 I 1 . Y 1 1 - , 1 . 1 I I 1 I I I ' 1 1 I I 1 1' - ' 1 . , ' , ' t y I 1 I 1 ' I , ' D l q I. 1 1 ' 1 I I 1 - 1' I 1 ' ' 1 I' ' 1 A 1 4 g 1 Y 1 I I A Y I Y I I I ' I I ' I . I . Y , 1 1 1' 1 1 ' , y y , 1 1 , ' ' 1 , 28 I Raymond Drennmg rellngulsh my P O D book to someone yyorthy of rt I Josephlne Evanchesky leave my sllmness to Lorrame Wrllrams I George Evano vyrll my good hablts to be cultrvated by someone vyorthy of them I Alvrn Gray leave my abrlrty for selectnng beauteous dames to Jay Brttner I Carolyn Gray leave my secret formula for Leeprnz steadres to Anna Sokol I Mary Gregor rellngursh my glggles to Maude lxennedy I Ruth Henderson bestow my smrles to my srster I Clell I-Irner leave my left handedness to Mary Moore I Emma Holsopple bequeath my posrtron rn the Choir to Kay Strongosky I Merle Huston leave my F F A record to my brother I Stanley Jerz bestow my yen for clrmbmg apple trees to Stanley Cook I Flossxe johnson leave my well worn desk and school record to my lnttle srs I Warren Krpp grant my abrlrty for vyrrtrng love essays to tomorrows Dan Cuprd I Joseph Kosnosky leave my collectron of stamps for myself I julra Kotzar grant my back seat to anyone vyho feels he can cherrsh rt as I have neglected to do so I Susan Koval rel1nqu1sh my curly locks to Mlke Skero I Suzanne Kranchalk leave my manrcuted narls to Joseph Tllrtsky I julra Krrvak leave my French translatton notes to June Hall I Mnchael Krrvonak grant my love for school to the I Joseph Kudaslk leave my ablllty to suck to a gang to the gang busters I josephme Lambert leave my love for chem Classes to Sylvra Taub I Ruby Lambert grant my snow whrte shoes to anyone who vyants to keep them lookmg young I Fred Lerghty leave my hrtch hrkrng thumb to Crrss Sereno I Sarah Lrng grant my strck to rtrveness to Helen Bodensky I Florence Lovy bestow my well chewed gum for the vyaste basket never to be chewed agarn I Patsy Magnone bestow my dreams to anyone foohsh enough to meddle yyrth them I Robert Manges leave my bass vonce to Dorrs Kearney to use vyhen Mr Border calls for volume I Zola Manges grant my recrpe for a teacher pet to anyone who feels they can honestly quallfy for the posrtnon I Dolores Martm leave my tallness to the shortest senlor grrl next year I Anna Matecrc relmqursh my love for candy and good trmes to one vyho knows hovy to use them wrth drscretxon I Stanley Materna rel1nqu1sh my tallness to Martm Baynas I Charles McDowell leave my punctualrty to come to P O D classes to Damel Wrlson SHADONIAN I Tony Mnhelcrc leave my place at the shop to any one of the boys yyho feels he can hrt the narl on the head strarghter than I I Carl Mrller bestovy my one and only red curl to the gurl who craves red hanr yvuth a natural permanent vyave I Rmchard Muller bestow my unshaven yyhrskers to anyone seekmg a hobby of collectmg them I Susan Mohnosky leave my stool nn Home Economrcs to jane Naret I Frances Naret bestovy my frrendlmess to Marlon Sebring I Lxllran Nussrallah relrnquxsh my bustle dresses to my sxster Pwee I Eleanor Palanes relmquxsh my manners to my slster Alxce I Martha Petrocy grant my coyness to Lots johnson I Theodore Petrosky grant my streamllned muscles to any weaklrng capable of showmg them off wxth the spmt that I have I Helen Ream grant my wardrobe to Betty Srpe I Blakely Rogers bestovy my knovyledge of chemrstry to Mr Swartzwelder I Charles Sankovrc bestow my pestmess to Frank Sesack I Clarr Sebrxng leave my knowledge of Wrmmen to Lloyd Ztmmerman I Helen Sesack leave my posntron nn the Chorr to Joan Fetters I Frank Severn bestow my football tactics to Mr Wepsrc I Adelene Shull bestow my blonde corffure to Nxck Prrblsh I Mrchael Srvulrch bestow my cuteness to anyone who wants to make somethmg out of rt I Robert Snyder grant my love for farm work to Wrnefred Gray Mlss Strmger I Vxncent Strne relmqursh my portron of gray matter to my brother Ches I George Tomko leave my large features to someone who wants to undertake the task of remodelrng them I Ida Vxdmar leave my vyell cared for figure to any one who hates dreung fgnrls hrst cholceb I Mrchael Vrdrschalk wrll my smoothness to Charles Shaw I Lourse Wagner bestow my gxrhshness to Jeanne Whrte I George Wascovrch leave my play bov glamour stuff to George Moslock I Bernrce Weyant grant my mmble fmgers for sew mg to Anna Sokol I Kenneth Whnted leave my curly harr to Dorothy Naugle I Wrllnam Wrghaman leave my angelrc proflle to anyone who feels he can use nt 1n a money makmg proposntton I Hope Wrnslow leave my love for jokes to someone who can take them namely Genevreve Glovrak I Donald Wrrrck leave my mgenurty to Mr Stahl I Charles Woods rel1nqu1sh my power ,pf captnvatlon to Lours Vrdmar I Mollre Zorman grant my left overs of my school career to anyone who can make a meal out of them Signed by THE CLASS OF 1940 On the day of 19-QL the above named testator of the Class of I9-ft subscnbed the foregomg rnstrument rn the presence of mrnus erghty four puprls and at that trme declared thrs to be thexr last yyrll and testament and at therr bequest and nn therr presence haye attached our srgnatures or attestmg vyrtness to sard rnstrument MORTIMER SNERD KSHLJ HI HO SILVER KSMLJ ORPHAN ANNIE KSHLJ STEPHENFETCHIT QSULJ y . , . r g Q . y , 1 I A , y 1, . 1 . 1 1 I 1' I D I Y I I I . 1 1 g U , I 1 A I A ' I 7 . 1 1 . , I ' Y 'Y Y .II I A. I I , . . 1 1 I I I I . I. . . f 1 1 1 1 . , , . . - I Y I 4 1, 4 I I I 1 1 1 I . ' I - 1 I1 A 1 , , . . . D l 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 i 3 I I I I E I I. . I ' Y Y Y Y I I . 1 1 I I I . 1 . . ' Y 1 I ' 1 1 1 ' l ' 1 Y ' 1 1 ' U D . 1 1 Y A - I It I l - 1 1 Y Y I . 1 1 I I . . . r 1 pumors. . I, Wrlllam Southern, grant my vrolm to be tuned by Y I ' 11 11 - ' - ' ' 1' T ' Y Y 1 1 ' . 1 1 It , uv A 1 Y . I Y I I f f . 1 1 - 11 - - - 11 ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 ' ' I- 1: . . I I I Y Y T T 1 I Y Y Y , ' 1 1 . 7 ' . 1 - 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 , Y' A . . - - 1 1 ' 1 1 ' I Y 1 I 1 1 - A I Y 1 1 1 . . , , , , 1 1 ' . ' 1 1 ' , I . , , , ' I . . Y Y Y Y I - V I v 1 1' Y 1 1 . ' . . , 'y y I . . .... w. D, . ..... I ..,. . , , Y 1 29 SHADONIAN ESTEIQIDAYS Fzmt Rou Then and Now George Chupek Second Rau Whosrt' Dlck Mnller Blll Wrghaman Halen Ream Third R ou james Carmony Mark Bnnford fourth R014 Bun Beltz flossm Johnson Loursr Wagner Fifth R014 Marran Scbrmg, B111 Sebring Hunter s Luck Thr Young, Mlllgrs ' f . . . . ...... 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Corrine Ankeney Anna Bandjalt Martin Banyas Iohn Bedois liinel Berkebile Anna Biconish Alex Bobulinslti Helen Bodinslty Lloyd Bovyman Dorothy Boyer Edith Cerharro Virginia Critchheld Stanley Cook loe Dobosh Lileen Fetters Margaret Flack Hilda Frazier Helen Gearhart Virginia Ginter Genevieve Gloviak Winifred Gray Lois Greathouse james Haddovs Michael Harry joseph Havs rylak Doris Henderson Alfred Hillegas Lois Hitechevs OFFICERS CLASS ROLL Helen Humhar Tvsila lohns Lois lohnson Metro lxanuik Frank lxarper Doris Kearney Maud Kennedy Nick Kutzmida Fay Lambert Bernice Landis Ray ford Landis Lloyd Lane Mildred Ltchvar lohn Loehrie Betty Lohr lyan Lohr Margaret Lohr Gertrude MeClLmens Marian MLQuade Ldvsard Matuslto Andy' Mihelcic Evelyn Miller Herbert Moore Mary Moore Dorothy' Naugle Evelyn Naugle Alice Nosel julia Novorny H vonne Nussrallah 94 Herbert Xioort lorrainc Williaiiis Marian McQuadt Tvsila johns American Beauty Rose Nitlt Prilwish oieph Pysnilt Nitle Rizalt Nlarian Sclvrinie Nitrx Sueuly lyelyn Segar Anthony Scsatlt Xian Sitlxo D Ann Spangler Victoria Sproelx C eoriee Stefanie Nfarelret Stositlt C Loren Sxendl Sylyia Taulv Mike Tilitbltx loc Tolitsln Ant x I rimloni Steve Udxare lrene Varro leannt Wliite lilecta Wlmitetl Lorraine Williams oe Wfolonosky' oe Zahorchak Nellie Zimmers Lloyd Zimmerman Jennie Zorman Alice Zvvick N incent Vifechtenhiscr '15 A 1 1 1 r . A . 1 . ' 'f L , U x' , ' , jay' Bittner Steve Kolezarik Cl'ldI'lCSiSl12lXV ' - ' 1 , . . . ' v v A ' . , , . 1 , ,k A ' ',. Y. . . . . .Q I EA ,A x, H A J V 7 -I v ' 7 SHADDNIAN FIQIDM EIQIN S ISLE By MAUD KENNEDY At last that day had come Sometnmes I dreaded nts comnng and at other tnmes I could hardly want untnl nt had come That day was the day I was to leave my natnve Ireland to sanl to Amernca an un knovsn country to me, but one whnch I had heard a great many thnngs about and had often dreamed about As I left the shores of Ireland and sanled out nnto the deep wnde ocean, the looks on the sad faces of those people who were left standnng on shore nm pressed me They were wavnng thenr handkerchnefs to thenr frnends on board shnp and some were crynng Probably they were qunte uncertann as to whether they would ever see thenr departnng frnends agann From sanlnng tnme untnl I arrnved at New York harbor I prepared myself to recenve the new nmpres snons I was gonng to fnnd nn a strange country Unlnke travelnng by land whnch ns a contnnuous strnng of events there ns a vacancy from the tnme one loses snght of land untnl he comes nn snght of nt agann Durnng thns tnme a great gulf ns grownng greater and greater between hnm and hns home I realized for the first tnme nn my lnfe what nt was to be truly lonely as I lay on the berth nn my cabnn lnstennng to the roarnng of the angry waves I began to thnnk that maybe my voyage was not gonng to be so much fun as I had antncnpated nt to be Lucknly I had a very frnendly young gnrl as my cabnn mate who trned to cheer me up when I got dnsgusted She made me feel more confident about the new country I would soon reach although she sand she would go back home on the next boat sanl nng to Ireland because she was so homesick As I lay thus medntatnng I suddenly heard strange sounds lnke the rattling of a tnn drum and someone callnng room wnth a lnfe belt whnch he helped me put on He told me to go out on deck There I recenved nn structnons about what to do nn case of a wreck The following fevs days I spent most of my tnme enther walking around out on the deck or snttnng nn the lounge room That was when I wasnt seasnck for when I was seasnck I stayed nn bed The friend lnness of all the people whom I met on board both the passengers and crew, was a great advantage to me I remember one very friendly lady who, one afternoon when I had become snck nn the lounge room took me out on the deck wnth her and stayed there wnth me untnl I was able to return to my cabnn The stewards and stewardesses were also very con gennal and sympathetnc The stewardess who took care of our cabnn told me one day when she came nn and found me almost nn tears to go out for a walk nn the fresh anr and I would be all rnght Thns I dnd and I was soon better She often told me that I was just homesnck and that I would soon get over that, but I have never got over it the way she sand I would Towards the end of the week thnngs began to get rather monotonous the same thnng everyday I be gan to look forward to Saturday the day that we had been scheduled to be nn snght of land, but to my dns apponntment on Frnday nnght an awful fog arose causnng us to be delayed untnl the following day I can vnvndly remember that Sunday mornnng when we came nn snght of land I had not slept much on Sat urdag. nnght as I was begnnnnng to get excnted and anxious to arrnve As soon as I got dressed that mornnng I looked out and to my delight I could see the lnghts nn the colossal bunldnngs of News York Cnty After breakfast I went out on deck where everyone now was watchnng and wantnng anxnously untnl the shnp docked The fnrst nmportant thnng I saw as we slowly sanled nnto New York harbor was the Statue of Lnberty From that tnme untnl we arrnved nt was all excntement Some shnps were leavnng for far away places and some were arrnvnng I wondered vnhnch ones were gonng back to Ireland As we came nearer to the pner I saw a large group of people standnng there I suppose some of them were lust ndle lookers on and some of them expect ants of relatnves and frnends There were greet nngs exchanged between shore and shnp as the dnfferent frnends recognnzed one another After the shnp had cast anchor everythnng was bustle and hurry the meetnng of acquaintances and the greetnngs of frnends I felt rather lonesome as I watched the passengers leave the shnp whnle I stood wantnng for my snster and brother nn law to come and clanm me as I was not allowed to leave untnl they dnd so After all the passengers had gone off board a steward came to me and told me that someone was wantnng for me nn the dnnnng room There I found a lady who nn troduced herself to me as my snster and her husband as my brother nn law You see, my snster had left our home before I was old enough to know her I found them rather strange at first, but I soon over came that when I began tellnng them about my voy age and about people whom my snster used to know After we got off the shnp, we decnded to start for home on the fnrst trann leavnng for Johnstown so as to get there before mndnnght Rnght outsnde the pner we got nnto a taxncab whnch took us to the statnon where we purchased our trann tnckets After buynng started shortly afterwards For some tnme after we had left New York statnon I was kept busy answernng questnons for my snster about our home and tellnng her about the many changes that had taken place snnce she had left there Phnladelphna was the first statnon where the trann stopped There we got a newspaper but nt dndn t nn terest me If nt had been a paper wnth all the news from Ireland maybe I would have been more nnter ested Later after we had started on our journey agann we went to the dnnnng room and had a turkey dnnner wnth mashed potatoes and corn I had a glass of nce water whnch appealed to me very greatly as I had not had such a glass of water for a whole week I hadn t liked the drnnknng water on board shnp That water always seemed warm By the tnme we had fin nshed our dnnner nt had grown dark outsnde maknng nt nmpossnble for me to look out of the wnndows to watch the scenery as we passed by, so I just fixed myself comfortably and had a lnttle sleep When I awoke we were just arrnvnng nn the Johnstown sta tnon After we had gathered our baggage together we got off the trann Rnght outsnde the statnon we hanled a taxncab whnch took us to the garage where my brother nn law had hns car We got nnto hns car and rode to my future home about nineteen mnles away After vue had ar rnved home my snster sand that maybe I would lnke to go to bed and rest after my long journey Thns I gladly dnd and nt was not long untnl I was lost nn dreamland and thns was a real dream, because be nng nn Amernca had now made all my other dreams come true 9 , 1 . . . Y . . . . . - 1 ' - T A 1 , , , . . . . I . . I . 3 Life boat drnll. Then a steward came into my a few things, we took our seats in the trann, whnch , . . I U l 1 . P . . 7 . . . , , T . I ' 1 ! V . 7 . . , D I I A p Y 4. f , . Y ' ' ' ' . , V . 7 Y . . , Y . . r 1 . I . . Y, . V . . . 4 7 I I 4 Y ' 4 Y. ' . 35 ,. SHADUNIAN CLASS ROLL P xr: I Fzrr! R011 Alrte Cassldy Margaret Coleman Betty Spangler Cenevreve Muro Caroline Magnone Margaret Sewmour Joan Fetters Edrth Shavx Fin! R011 Paulxne Zaw at Marx Marerna Nlnlclred Rrtz Elrzabeth Ham rylalx Margaret Mnhelut jean Baylor Jetta Johns June Hall Semnd Roz: jay Zrmmerman jatk Estep Sophxe Trosky Genevrevt Mllls Iosephme Sady Fvely n Wascovntlm Andx Plassq Charles D1PangeraL1o Chrrstopher Sermo Ibm! RUN Anna Prlbrsh Lee Wagner SUIDHU DDE CLASS Thelma Naugle Rose Horw ath Sue Maddy Alrce Palanes Helen Dmltrurhlna Edna Lrng, Margaret Kavxala .Sewml Rau John Krrvonak John Kmzar Sophre Petroslcy Iames lxxpp Tom Burlxe Ivan Shaffer Wrllram Wechtenhtser Charles Zvuclt Phrlrp Lambert farl Molton j :hn Lou John Yurkovl Iohn Brconrsh Andrew Volchko Charles Gurget Ben Bodzrak Mlke Gurget And! Ka5PfZ!k Tbzrd R014 Pete Verona Charles Bradley Eucy Haydu lohn Sadlon aul Fleegle I h Gr joe Russm O H al Eugene Shaffer - 1, -1 Y ' A - , ' 1 . ' l 1 , ' ' ' Q V ' G1-ace Becker I K Sherman Shaffer Melvin Shaffer . V A V K , , . . , . V, Q ' 7 , , Y r ' S ' ' 7 V , 36 . SHADONIAN Fzrsi Rou josephme Goyy aty Mary C Patterson Dorothy Beltz Florence Carmony Arthur Olsen CLASS ROLL Pun III James Berkey Ivan Ankeny Mxke Goga Louls Vrdmar Alex Bedors Ruth Anderson SODI-IO Helen Homer Katre Kotzar Helen Mele Second Rou Mrke Pukach Harry Sambol joe Pollack Edward Prlacky john Grohoskr Paul Dooley Donald Weaver DE C ASS CLASS ROLL P xr: IV Fzryl R014 Steve Rnsko Margaret Nagy Tlurd Rou Robert Kudasrk Steve Toma Erma Kolezarrk Ernest Ztlch George Moslak Dorothy Huston Chester Cook john Sobreskr Betty Shedlock George Wllk Second Rau R056 Vafvafmef George Sebak M S k Paulrne Kranachak Albert Phllllps Soinrlllle efirdzlgldllnsky ggiibghafqovach Junior Hoskms Kathryn Strongosky Rose Bjma Arthur Larson Sophre Turzok Edward Callahan Agnes Chrrager Betty Srpe Emma Mahler Chester Srme Helen Plavko Pete Landxs Helen Rajtrk Peter Gaydos Elrzabeth V1da Brll Sebring Anna Sokol . , ' . 1 I.. 1 . Y , V . I SHADLNIAN GRADE N CLASS ROLL P ui xii firm! R011 f 1R14 linet Wagtler Annl 'lomlxr Betty lXI'lNlll'x ly 1 Olien Hilda Hllleexs lya Levehile Nlary Burelli Helen Scrozxinslu Nlary Tyardzile lane bipe Amelia Phillips Louise lohnson N1arg.,,1ret Ban, ale See mmf 13011 lohn Satosley Pete Stetanie lenme Naret Louise Ott Helen Mohnasky Betty Drcnning., Mary Fnoch Pauline Fetzleo Margaret 7llgfOVlLl1 Anne Moore Daniel Bilu frank beslele IJ im' Ro u Joseph Kramer Donald Lohr George Morris Andy Turko Leonard Martin John Youhas Ceorge Russin Charles lxoliski Nick Persaxage john Vilea Philip Ponbrac Nlarthel Tilltsley 'X xomi Stulft Chulotte IQLIIL Xlary Riyelulx Vsliltlx R xy mond fthel Rehenole Lthel Zxyiele Olg.,a balamanehale Anne L McQuade Cenevieve Slocle X era Zuerovxeh Ollie Snyder losephlne Wterler Seton! R014 Dean Bittner Ruth Naug,le Helen Moxim Frances Trimeloni Betty Buehanan Helen Zayae Antoinette Ritz Anne M Zapatoslei Sirlh Stolxes Betty Tvlrellllx Simuel Rizzo 7 lurf Ivan .lohn Danko Nliehael Dollar ,lohn Dorcik Dorothy Stasko Cecil Shaffer Alice Zalar Stanley' Szelfrzel-1 Marion XWoeljile Xlike Evoniek Charles Seger Steve Matey oseph Wagner 38,.. Pxl 111 st rm ll1 M Boyymm louise Rom ln lrnrt lien r Stri C Bowser Anni l y rnehile X1 ugetret lerenee N1 xhle Boxyser 'vlary Nlilayee Helen bmolen Catherine Cherep loan Lohr Aenee Hunter Delores Thompson emm Ivm Varo Cerharro Veryl Baldxun Ceorgee Bloom Daniel Duan Walter Nlahler Herhert Cook Mary Stosxele Bill lohnbon C eorgee Huneh Milee lxriyehile Reynold lrimelom lohn Domoeil 1 'bird Ron Willuur Gearhart Harold Mang,es Paul Adams john Sanl-:ovieh Eddie lxritzer Elmer Shaffer Aldo Cerharro JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1.1 il PL L ll 1. 'rr Ill ' 'fri 11' I? .1 -Q My 'lg A1 'La ' ' 'aj' it' A idler -.il'2l A I iv l ' I , vi-V l L A , K' -' ,, U , , , e A A ., A ', , . Helen Telmanik Anna Renelar Mary' Haymlu 1 v , ' V A , ' , f' . ' i ' Sf' I ' A '. 1 ' 1 ,, . + , j .iz Q .1 ' 2' if- ' ar 1 , , ' ly , , -A - 1 7 V b vi 1 ' 7 , , 7 i 1 J y PLAILI SHADCNIAN LJ PLATE III PLATE II S H A D O N I A N JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL GIQADE NIN CLASS ROLL Izrvl Rau Wlllxam Hatltloxx Ftltlxe Muthala Wallaat Wootlb phylhs pero Mlke Flgmxlx htlvxard Kutlasnlx Ralph Poltar Agnes Furcho Niary Yurko Mlke Trebonyalt mmf Rm! Jean Zbeus Nancy Letoskx james Barratlt h M hlx Helen Ferlxo Anna Llfko Jaflx Wabnef JO n lg 0 H I V d h lx Cloytl Hershber er Mike Yaskola een 1 ISC a Charles Wheat h B l D jo n ut er A 1 F 11 seo 1R John Hawrslak M225 CL?1e2g1e I ZZ EOM k Blame Mlllet V' mr Damore JO fl vomc Lerov Deneen I'zrrt Rau Martm Yelovlnh Joe Yatt George Danlxo Joe L1ns1 Albert Verhovea Paul Was1l lohn Skero Alex Lxthx ar CLASS ROLL Frank Navalaneg. Emma Malclovan Helen Hlntosh Warren Lohr Sophla Dmrtruthma Kathrxn Setr.h1lx Howard Decker Jul1a Soho Tjgmj Rm, Wllllam Semenxk Twnla Robb H 1 n lx techdk Tom Posa Catherme Wagner Mite H122 F m lx john Kushner Helen K1er E ll Lohr I5 1 56, ,Hd RW Mabel Cmthheld Mm? H H Claudla Damore anan a Ge-nev1eve Lou Marlone Lambert julia Juba 40 - ' 'y 'V ' ., ,', , ,. Y L, , , ,, 7.. f y Cl l 1' . . ' Y C .. V fy r v' ' ' lr t Y . '- ' r ' ' ' ,, . . -, 1 I- V, l , , '. ,, ' SHADONIAN CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OF 1941 r 4 L Hcrbut Moon ILL 11411114211 Lorr.11nL Wxllnms 8451511111 Maman McQuad Ircawncr Twlla Johns .Spmmn Mr Sp mglcr Culmf Orchid and Skx Blue Ffouer Amerlcan Bnautx Rosu MOTTO ONWARD EVER BACKWARD NEVER CLASS OF 1942 114111 ul! Ohn Szdlon LC ramen! WIIIIAT vULLI1ILI1h1SL Sumtny Pura Gudos Louxs V11lm.1r S ml 1 Nllss M1IlLr Colon Rox .11 Blum and NX 11 Q Flrmu Dark Rnd Rosu BIOTTO LIFI' IS XVI-IAT YOU MAKE CLASS OF 1943 Pm Iltfcllf Edu ml Krltznr ILL lu 11 Lllf Ann Moon Seuuuu Hdpn Smolm 1761111161 Nhchdd Dollar Spun ll Mr Powull Cu Ulf Ross. md Gran firm cz C.1m.1t1on NIOTTO VEYI VIDI XICI SCHEDULE OF CLASS PARTIES Aprll Txulfth Frgshman Jumor Pam Mm Thxrd Sophomorn Scmor Pam NIM Txxum fourth umor Snmor Prom ll P Lfuiffllt , ' ' ' , A ,' , V' '2 QA 'J . . ' c f'ff . ,, . J 2 Vi -P2 'ff ' 7 ' ' 'I 'r F,--,L A., A 1 . Liv T1'n1,r111'cr , ' A ' Sp Sw- 1' ' - ., Il At. 1 IT V'-,,1.,k,'j, . Nw 1' 'A L .S ,If ' , ' f ,P .L .. ' 1 4 'Y 1 ,A in J ' A A ' SHADLNIAN If CH GIQADE CLAbb ROLL Xl Xl In I X in I7 if Znzz Ianct C carh trt X tronit 1BLdCllCN Nltraarnt lximmnl C clia Bultebilc Nltri in Boyer Robert blmfler Sophia Mele loc Kovalx Rose Kanuilx Sxlyia Phillips loscphine Varyarinet lane Lau Mildred Balog., Seanaid R014 Frank Litlco Stanley luha Dayid Rock George Frazier Raymond Chiappelli Laird Met7 Qtue Iuthilx Ccorge lNowarlCi Duane C ra ithouse Raymond Daly lohn Wilk lohn luulxi Chutcr fa,c.tts fur lun: Ernest Barti lohn btrolxa John Pytel Andy lxoznosky Delmont XX hited Joe Barucky Frank Primser Mike Mauger Buddy Roush Daniel lxeri Andrew Mauger Catherine lxilmu Helen Tomi C ltdys Lehmtn lulia Harry C Lncvieve Pctroslxy Alice Wfillxic Xliry Dmitruchint Sara MLC lemens Sara Bollcrhey Magsdelene Nestranslxi Margaret Bestvina Llsie Hintosh lean Brubaker wow! Roz! Joe Keri Mike Chi aber Charles Rizalx Leah Tomko Vincent Stufft Catherine Mastenit Betty Margetialx Stun Passicrb SILVL Wfolonoslxy Roy Huston Calyin Beltz Daniel Domogatla 1111141 fuzz R tlph Wcyatit Pete Danish Nlilxe Berczonsky john Krol Guy Wey'ant john Dooley John Yanish Mike Marko Clay Huston Byron Sproak George Gogaa Edmund Hillegas Joseph Materna William Cassidy 42 Xl fn I lynn NI try Ntrrt C ntherine Chippie Annabelle Iimmcrm Ill ly 1 K inhur C cncva Lohr X erdt bhaffu X crna Atlomnilx Lois C alalt Llizaheth Kozloslxy Betty Robb Olgt Biconish Catharine lxuzupas Seunzd Run Charles Berkey kenneth Daly Steve Kush Gerald Lohr Helen Ferencc Blodwen Berkey Hazel ZUj.,l OVlCll Carmie Clancy Ch trlcs Lux xndoyxslxi lohn Piper ldxx trd lXlS13flXlx Stinlu Pytcl 1111 f vm Xlllxc Hook loe Yania Richard lindlu lzdward Wallace ,lohn Zigmont 'xiike Roval ,lohn Vengen JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL PI. 'i I Pi. r. ll Pl.,-'I Ill T'-A ,VK i I i .ZA 7 ,, , D I A '-i ' 7, Q ' . A S la ,a A 1 2 , ' . 'Q l. I ', ' I ' ' Martha Radcliffe 1 ' , D , ,' ' , ,- S, . A'l. A' I 'all 'C r., ,I 1 ,.-7.1 I, Tfn! ' I y . K -f iw. . :' l--s H A D0 N I A N JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL IEIQADE EIGHT SHADCNIAN 1' frrt Rau M1ke Turnrk joe Beachy John Homlck Robert Hoppert John Muha Richard Chrppre M1ke Buhala Joe Nagy Edward Tolxtsky Theodore Romanchocl. Second Rguf Genevreve Greathouse Agnes Monko Mrldred Homan Margaret Pollock Cora Potts Helen Vrsmsky josephrne Naugle Mary Kush Elsre Maruschak Helen Kanurk Tbzrd Row Alverta Handwork Mar ane Wa ner Y J g Stella Sobeck Catherme Salamanchak Elrzabeth Patronrk Margaret Kranchalk Vetdrne Harmon Elrzabeth Potts Stella jerz Rose Evanchxk Katherrne Huzsek fourtla Rau Paul Ott Herman Delrccro John Greathouse Vernon Buchanan Frank Pollock Francrs Latavmsh Raymond Kozrk Ioe Kolonlsh Walter Ixot Robert Ward JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL IEIQAID E S E If CLASS ROLL Fmt! Rau Fzrrl Rau jack Mance Helen Romus Mary Trebonyak Helen Hancharrk Josephme Slock Anna Russtan Anna Kutsmeda Antomette Coats Leona Bracken Catherme Frazxer Charlotte Kolrskr Elrzabeth Maldovan Mary Berezonsky Wrllram Balla Second Rau Walter Jerz Elrzabeth Zoldey Betty Neuman Betty Ross Josephrne Barton Paullne Wasrl Stella Prlaskn Anna Russel Betty Hurl Helen Letosky Ruby Mrlls Lourse Swanson Third Rau Wlllnam Pakstrs Floyd McCl1ntock joe Trecate M1ke Yonosky Clarence Kollskr Jay Hoppert Earl Lxbert M1ke Kalanlsh Nrck Marko Albert Anderson Eddre Satkovxch Irene Hoyeckx Irene Hoskle Nelly Smxth Madeline Crutchfleld Mlldred Kavxtky Betty Custer Sue Bodnar Elnore Delasko Elma Beltramr Catherme Dresnok Betty Weakland Olga Zugrovxch Rose Bodnar ean Herrold Serand Rau Drck Lambert james Wrllramson Joe Mrlavec Charles Wagner Bllly Hamer Vrncent Palanes George Trmulak George Brzrsk Charles Hook Edward Sadlon joe Sandusky Billy Hoyeckr Thzrd Rau Martin Crcmansky M1ke Chupek john Zoldey Thomas Walker George Swartzeldet Eugene Glnter Harold Buchanan joe Zoldey George Kalmer Denton Shaffer Ted Grohosky Steve Trosky Frank Sturek Frank Salyon Fmt Rau Charles Huzsek John Stern George Vndrschak NILR Kanurk Ioe Rendar St ram! Rau Catherme Yurkow Beatrxce Prlacky Julia Yatta Mrldred Folten Alrce Baltzer julra Moxlm Susanne Horwath Catherme Keller Jlllla Raduk Anna Pakstrs Lucrlle Mrller Rowena Weaver Anna Pruss Vanda Johnson Tbzrd Rau Steve Harvnlla Sylvan Anken Wrllram Zugrovrch Ray Johnson john Slock Arlene Wagner Wanda Cable Bobby Krrtzer Andy Kotzar Rnchard Ktpp Mrchael Adams john Mohnasky 10711119 Rau M1ke Lutsrc Joseph Frllo Chester Wallace Paul Hrlshansky Raymond Labuda Mrke Legarsky Steve Evano Fred Mele Pete Fedorka George Becker George Sapulnch Mrke Strongosky Lddle Cebron h Q h ' I Anna Hrinko Helen Crissey Anna Foltin ' ' . Y . . 1 . , I ' 1 . ' 4 I V . V. ' ' A 44 , S l'1 A ID 0 N I A N JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL GDADE SEVEN SHADDNIAN SHADE SIDES FDD A IQIIDE Fzrst Rou Carrnbrook from Knowledge H111 Three pepper uppers Chupek Severn Gray Second R014 Mr Oaks and Marx Barbara Merle Huston and Ole Dobbrn Lourse and Flossre johnson Tlvlrd Roz: The Beautx Spot In from of the Hangout Irene Varro Genevieve Glovrak Fred Lelghn Marx Slcko Fomlb R011 Loafers at Charlre S Place Dot Ann Spangler Genevleve Glovlale Dorothy Jean Baxlor jaw n Lochrre Merle Benforel 46 l 4 7 Dorothy Beltz 4X41'ffff1w'f62 X ii' 215 431 Q24 gk 152 fi? Qing 4 if 452 XP if? if ze -Q JK 1 ik A as 431 gi 42? 5 5 43 ,K if QTL Xb Rl ,gtg if M :cf H if af . if il? X ' 2:1 ' if 'V ACTI I ISI If XIII S XXIX IXIRC I T S Plf - Q., DNS y CQI.l 'I5S LIICDRISIQS ORCQHIS. 'I'R.,X IJRJ . .f 'HCS I- Jlh George W3SCOV1Ch Carolyn Gray Helen Scsack Flcanor Palancs SHADONIAN f -F Michael Srvullch Wrllram Southern Anna Alex V1ncL nt Stmc Clell Hxner ff 'U' Ly nwooll Blackburn f '53 Frank Severn Ch.1rlLs MLDowLll 48 S HAIDDN AN STAFF FDITOR IN CHIEF GEORGE WASCOVICH ASSOCIATI IDITOR CAROLYN GRAY LIlI R-KIM I DITORS H1 LFN SESACK L1 FANOR PALAN1 S -XIJXI R I ININIQ 'NIANAC l RS MR HAFI SIVULILH XX ILLIAM Sou FHERN PHOI0 IDIIOR ANNA AI hX Bl SINI SH MANAGI R VINLI-NT STINL CIRCI, IATION MANIACI R CLELL HINER Hl XIOR runon LYNW OOD BLACKBURN SPORTS I:DITOR FRANK SEVERN AR'1 IDI'lOR CHARLES MCDOWELL I-ACL L'lX ADVISOR R M SWARTZWLLDER 4 P, , . 1 I . E Z 79 I I A . ' 2 Q If f- l I' 2 1 ' ' ' A I - 4 3 .A Y V V . V lv I 1 4 , 4 I 5 f ' 1 . l ' 1 i .-' : ' -GE AIM I . 5 . SHADQNIAN If SHADADDUW Edztor nz Chief Anna Alex Aryoczate Editor Flossle Johnson Bunneu Manager Mnke Sxvulnch Alumni Edztorr Zola Manges Emma Holsopple Czrculatzon Manager Joseph Kuclasrk Art Edztorx Marlan Sebrmg Steve Udvarl Sporty Edztorr George Wascovrch Frank Severn Anoczate Reportzng Editor Helen Ream Pulrlzcatron Managerf Carolyn Gray Hope W1nslow Typzftr Helen Sesack Sue Kranachak Fealure Editor Lynwood Blackburn Farlzlty Adwfor Mr Spangler REPORTERS Charles Woods Joe Dobosh Carl Mrller Stanley Materna Lounse Wagner june Hall Dorothy A Spangler Marran McQuade Edxth Shaw Vxncent Stme lohn Lochrxe Fred Lelghty jean Baylor Elleen Fetters Frank Naret Yvonne Nussrallah Lorrarne Wrllrams Thomas Burke Pete Barta james Hadclow Merle Huston Evelyn Mlller L1ll1an Nussrallah Dons Barrack Helen Bodmsky Elizabeth Alex Joan Fetters 49 ' l . .... . , l ...... l , Reporting Editor. .,.,...... ..... C rissie Berksrresser . . , . . ........ . .... , SHADONIAN BIO DEV CLUB BIOLOGICAL PROGRAMS Talks Question Bees Spelling Bees Movies Lantern Slides Pfeffdezzt Vice P1LJ'ldEI1l Sccfetau Yuarlnci Sf70IIY01 flvfl Ivm Dorothy I Baylor Joan Fetters June Hall Marietta Thomas Anna Sokol llizabeth Vida John Hoskins Charles Dipangrazio Ivan Ankeny George Moslak Mike Chuhirko Anna Pribish Evelyn Wascoyich Hilda Frazier Margaret Seymour Rose Varvarinec Betty Spangler Elizabeth Koyak Semnd Rau' Jetta Johns Albert Phillips Melvin Shaffer Edward Callahan Microproyections Party Trip to Pittsburgh to see Points of Interest OFFICERS PERSONNEL Iaelt Istep Bill Sebring., Mr Povsell Ibm! Rau Margaret Nagy Ag.,nes Chieaeer Erma Koleaarik Helen Rajtile Nlary K Patterson Ivan Shaffer Bill Weehtenhiser Christopher Surino Sherman Shafler Steve Toma Nlike Ixotzar ohn Yurkow ohn Biconish Rose Barna Emma'Mahler Grage Becker Alice Casseday Margaret Coleman Betty Sipe Caroline Magnone ....5O..,. Evelyn Wascovieli Peter Gaydos Jetta Johns Chester Stine Mr Povyell nllrffv lxnlz Donald Weave Steve Udvari Milxe Goea Louis Vidmlr ldvxard Matusle Phillip Lambert Joe I-Iavx ryl lc Alfred I-Iilleeas Herbert Moore Charles Zvyiele James Haddon Charles Bradley O Paul Dooley Robert Kudasik Chester Stine Peter Gaydos Genevieve Mills Dorothy Huston Sophie Trosky Geneyieve Muro Pauline Kranachak Josephine Sady' SHADDNIAN 15,4 2141 'fora J Q., FUTIJIQE IIAIQMEIQS UF AMEIQICA SHADE TDWNSHID HIGH SCHDDI. CHAIDTEIQ PERSONNEL I'1r5l R011 Lloyd Bowman Lloyd Jones James Carmony Merle Huston junnor Lambert Warren Kipp Second R014 john Kolezarlk Sherman Shaffer Maurlce Huston Lee Wagner Jay Zimmerman Earl Moulton Steve Kolezarrk Blalr Seymour Prerzdenl Secretary Treamrer R eporief Watch Dog OFFICERS james Carmony Merle Huston Lloyd Bowman Phrlrp Lambert james Klpp ACTIVITIES Entered farm garden exhlblt at Jenners Farr Attended Pennsylvanra Farm Show IH a group Robert Sny der placed srxth IH state darry contest Merle Huston elected to Keystone F F A degree Conducted hot bed projects Held father and son banquet M Ordered vegetable seeds cooperatnvely r Myers lsponson Cooperated wrth county F F A potato seedmg experlments Tbznl R011 Donald Rankrn Ivan Shaffer Roy Gearhart Robert Snyder Samuel Werble Melvm ShafTer Held barn dance Held roller skatnng party Delegates sent to F F A week at State College Regular monthly meetlngs In evening L1stened to Natnonal F F A broadcasts 51 , ' al N ,1 I L, if ' MW . 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D , , 4 SHADONIAN T E SCI-IDOL DATIQO S FUNCTIONS OF THE SCHOOL SAFETY PATROLS The functron of the school safety patrol IS to rnstruet dxreet and control the members of the student body 1n erossrng the streets at or near the school They are not charged wrth the responsrbrlrty of d1rect1ng vehrcular traHHc nor are they allowed to do so Patrol members are ass1gned to school bus duty The functron of the bus patrolmen IS purely that of assrst mg the bus drlver Students are rnstructed to obev the bus drrver and any patrol members asslgned to bus duty The dutres of the patrols as enumerated by the Amerrcan Automobile Assocratron are as follows safety street Hn IIXX xx un Scnoot Puaol s guard dangerous street crossrngs report rmpartrally vrolatrons of the rules assrst student trafic at all tnmes warn all chrldren glve stop and go srgnals crossmg see that puprls keep wrthm pedestrran lrnes at mtersectrons BUS PATROLS To see that all puprls are aboard the bus and seated before rt starts To see the bus drrver rn marntarnmg order whrle the bus IS enroute To assrst the bus drrver ln checkrng attend To assxst the bus drrver rn seexng that books lunch krts and other packages are placed where puplls are not lrkely to stumble over them To assrst the bus drrver rn seerng that stu dents board and leave the bus 1n a quret and orderly manner When the bus stops to prck up students or when the patrolman comes on duty at a bus stop rt shall be the duty of the patrol member to advrse any puprls who must cross the hxgh way to board the bus In case rt should become necessary the patrol member shall assrst the drrver rn the use of the emergency door on the bus PATROL MEMBERSHIP 51117671 If0f' Mr Hostetler . 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Maryorre Lambert Ernest Barra Stanley Pytel Clay Huston David Hoyeckr George Morrrs Emma Holsopple Elrzabeth Hawrylak Wrllram Wechtenhrser john Stroka Kenneth Daly Alrce Wilkie Edward Krrtzer Mary Stosrck Mary Martm Mary Moore Sara C Bovnser Andy Mauger Larrd Metz Raymond Chrappellr Mike Chrcager Paul Adams Daniel Balya Mrke Harry Mary C Patterson Edvs ard Kudasrk Dean Blttner Pete Barra Emma Mahler Celia Berkeblle Luerlle Mrller Leonard Martxn Thelma Shaffer john Zrgmont Jack Wagner Eugene Shaffer Fred Mele Merle Frazrer Ducy I-Iaydu Lloyd Jones Rrehard Lambert Eva Lefehrk Lois Cable George Sapulleh 57 Dorothy Stasko Kenneth Whrted Lourse Wagner Bxlly Johnson james Carmony Ivan Ankeney Joe Zolde Carl Mrller Steve Kolezarrk Catherine Yurkovs Sue Bodnar Helen Vrdrschak Sara Lmg Ernest Zllch Dorothy Boyer Steve Wagner Harry Sambol Charles Bradley Blair Seymour Ivan Shaffer Merle Benford John Vrlga THE SCHUUL DATIQUI. 55 -Sl-1ADQNlAN SHADONlAN THIQUUIE THE KEYHULE WILLIAM F DAVIDSON Produced January 11 1940 Dzrccnozz Mlss Mary Mrller THE CAST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Grandma Txcrney Zola Manges Publzczzy Wrllram the Butle1 Walter Abromovnch Art Classes oan the French Mazd MIldred Lrchvar M155 Andes Gcntvleve Van Camp a Mend of Tferneyr pfonlpte, Lorrame Wllll3mS Ellten Fettc rs AfChlL Van Camp hw brolloea Blakely Rogtrs Tzcketr Jim Tlcrncy hm bmther Mxkt S1vul1ch Mlss Lehman George Allen a frzeml of ffm Tzernej Pmgmn,1,f Ivan Lohr Comme rclal Department ACT I L1v1ng Room of the Tl6fHLN home Ulben In Bayfield Sara Lrng Edxth Shaw Jetta johns une Hall jack Estep ACT II Georges den off the ballroom at Allen 5 Propeflzer ACT HI Same as Act I Mlss Andes M155 Maurer Make Up Mlss Mnller Mrss Maurer Cr1ss1e Berkstresser TIME The Present I ntef murzom Vlolm Ensemble and Clarmtt Quartet 55541979 under the drrectnon of Mr Stahl Industnal Arts Departmtnt Steve Mary McColly Udvarr Ernest Barta Stanley Pytel 54 by A i s , ',, U J , ' .I .,,,. ' ' A A . fi. . , , , .1 , J' ' I 4 I S Mary' Tierney .,.....,...,,.,. ., , . . Lois johnson ' I I V1 gy, . f U A I , . ' 1 4 Yi . . I I , , I H 4 ' , , . - - I 1 1 ' A ' Q , Q A 4 , A 1 y y I, 4 , av A D SHADONIAN A CADDELLA CI-IOIIQ APPEARANCES REPERTOIRE Mcyersdalc Church of the Brethren St Thomas Lutheran Church Calrnbrook Lutheran Church Central C1ty Chrxstlan Church Somerset County Musxc Fesnval All County Instrumental Program Franklrn Street M E Church Johnstown Morre1lv1lle Church of the Brethren Conemaugh Twp Hrgh School Sprmg Concert Shade Twp H S County Declamatxon Contest Orchestra Prano Concerto Recltal Ellzabeth Beltz Agnes Chxcager Vxrgmna Crltchheld Erleen Fetters Ruth Henderson Emma Holsopple Flossxe johnson Dons Kearney Fay Lambert Edna Lung., Evelyn Mlllel Lmma Mahler Margaret Nagy Margaret Stosnck lxathryn Stroncosl-cy Deep Rrver Drg My Grave Rellgxon IS a Fortune Jesu Prxceless Treasure In Dulcx jubxlo Sevenfold Amen Troytes Chant Hospodl Pomxlur Flnlandla Negro Spzrztzml N e gro Spiritual Negro Spzrzrual Bach Bach Stez ner Steznef Old R mmm S112 elzm Czechoslovaknan Dance Song Fofk Tune Adoramus Te Palerlrma Cherubxm Song Bortymmyk, Glonous Thmgs of Thee Are Spoken The Spacrous Flrrnament Haydn Dear Lord and Father of Manklnd Maker Now The Day ls Over Burnbg God Send us Men Halton Beautxful Savlor arranged by Chrzrtzamen Day IS Dylng ln the West Sberwm PERSONNEL Sophla Trzok janet Berkeblle joan Fetters Helen Homan Dorothy Huston Maud Kennedy Yvonne Nussrallah Anna Pnbxsh Charlotte A Relrz Josephlne Sady Evelyn Seg.,ar Mary Sememk Helen Sesack Mary Sltko Sophxe Trosley Electa Wh1ted Evelyn Wascovrch Pete Barra Tom Burke Edward Callahan james Krpp john Larson Charles Shayy Mxke Sxvulnch Vincent Stmc Steve Udvarl Louxs Vldmar Charles Wootls Charles 'i urkovy Walter AbfOmOVILh john Bnconlsh Pete Gaydos Robert Manges Edward Matusko Rxchard Muller George Wascovlch Michael Evomck Roy Huston john Krol William Cassidy Vmcent Stufft Wxlbur Gearhart Ira Ankeny Michael Chncag.,cr , .. ,.,, ..... . Y . y , .,.,, ,....,.... . , . Y Y . . . Ar - . . . , , , , . , ., ...... ..,., . Y . V , K . A . . . . V V 1 , ' ' - , ,, , , , , . , v , . ,. , , . '. . , , . ., , . SHADDNIAN 5 gait? T' Mgr' rr pf I30 S CHUIQUS APPEARANCES Somcrsct County Tcachcrs Institutf. S077l61f6f First Presbyterian Church Iobnrloun Gracfs Lutheran Church Cannbrook United Brethren Church Cezzlfal C123 Church of the Brethren Meqerrdule Somerset County Music Festival Somerfel Franklin Street Methodist Episcopal Church Iohfzrtouu High School Auditorium Cazrnbrook Conemaugh Township High School Darzdrwlle Dnfectm Daniel Border Szfpervzrzng Prznczpal Mr Williams PERSONNEL Walter Abromovich Charles Zwitk Raynald Trimeloni Fred Huston Pete Barta Edward Callahan Dean Bittner Roy Huston joseph Kudasik Pcte Gaydos Michael Dollar john Krol Fred Leighty Iohn Larson john Dorsick Byron Sprock Richard Mil john Sobieski Mike Evonick Vincent Stufft Clair Sebring Chester Stine Maurice Huston Steve Wolonosky Mike Sivulich George Wilk Sammy Rizzo Raymond Chiappelli Vincent Stine Louis Vidmar Charles Segar Laird Metz George Wascovich john Biconish Cecil Shaffer Roy Shaffer Charles Woods Paul Fleegle Joseph Wagner Delmont Whited Robert Manges John Gray Daniel Balya Edward Wallace William Southern Andrew Kasprazyk john Kushner Sylvan Ankeney Kenneth Whited John Kotzar Joe Lensie Roy Johnson jay Bittner john Sadlon Alex Lichvar Richard Kipp Edward Matusko Eugene Shaffer William Semenik Andrew Kotzar Charles Shaw john Yurkow Sam Weigle Bob Kritzer Steve Udvari Herbert Cook Jay Zimmerman Fred Mele James Haddow William Gearhart Claude Hershberger Andrew Slock Herbert Moore William Johnson Edward Kudasik Bill Zugrovich Joseph Wolonosky Mike Kravchak Calvin Beltz Bill Hoyecki Thomas Burke Edward Kritzer William Cassid Dick Lambert James Kipp Walter Mahler Mike Chicager Vincent Palanes Junior Lambert Harold Manges john Dooley Denton Shaffer Sherman Shaffer Elmer Shaffer Clay Huston Charles Wagner Lee Wagner James Williamson ., 56m SHADDNIAN TH If UIQCH ESTIQA Flrxl Vmlmf john Sadlon josephme Wagner Francxs TflH1ll0Hl Aldo Trlmxlonl Erleen Fetters Loulse Johnson Second Vzolzm Raymond Chrappellr john Kushner Dorothy Huston Mary Haydu Ducy Haydu Barr V101 Mary Barbara Burke PIKUIO Tom Burke Clarmelr Dean Bnttner Edward Callahan Joanne Lohr joe Wagner Edvard Krltzer Cornet Bobby Krntzer George Wllk Trumpe! Herbert Cook Baritone Bill Zugrovich DIRECTORS Frrst Semester MISS McCollx Second Semester Mxss Strmger APPEARANCES Declamanon Contest School Play Between Acts Somerset County Musrc Festival Concert H1gh School Aud1tor1um PARTIAL REPERTOIRE March from Athalxa Mendelrfohzz Farandale Intermezzo Chorales Medrtanon Banste Ballet Musxc from Rosamunde Air on G String., ,,,. .... ,, Norwegian Dance., ,.,....... ..r., . . Concerto in C Major .,....,... ., , ,. 57 Bzzet Bzzet Bach Robertr Schubert .. .. . Bach Greig Beetbozezz SHADUNIAN GIIQLS CHUIQUS APPEARANCES Graef Lutheran Church Cazmhrooh St Thomas Church Shade Tou fzrhfp County MUSIC Fest1val Somemet Chr1stmas Concert I-Izgh School Azzdztofzum Dzrecton MISS McColly MISS Strmger PERSONNEL F :nt R ou S Delores Thompson Mary Mllavec Julra Juba Naoml Stufft Ollle Snyder Genevleve Loss Edna L1ng Genevleve Slock lla M Bowman Margaret Seymour Barbara Llchyar Edlth Shavs Charlotte Re1rz Wllda Rayman Al1ce Palanes Sarah Stokes Lou1se johnson Jean Zgetts Clautna Demore Mar1an Hall Mary C Fleegle Helen Hxntosh joan Lohr 6507111 Rau Margaret Nagy Anna Evonch1ck Anne Moore Paul1ne Fetsko Carol1ne Magnone Genevleve Muro Third R014 Dorothy Naugle Emma Holsopple Evelyn Naugle Grace Becker LOUISE Ott Ruth Naugle Erma Kolezar1k Paul1ne Zayac Mary Materna Helen Smolen Mary MZDCFIDO Mary Haydu Catherme Wagner Helen Ream Ann Pr1b1sh Electa Wh1ted Margaret Coleman Mary Enoch CIISSIC Berkstresser Helen Sesack Anna Tomko josephme Sady Anna B1con1sh Mabel Bowser Mary B Burke MISS McColly Fourzh Rou Fzflh Rou Josephme Evanthesky Ida V1dmar Dor1s Henderson Fay Lambert Tw1la Johns Dor1s Kearney Jetta Johns Dorothy Beltz Soph1e Turzok Mary Semem1k Betty Lohr Lo1s johnson Joan Fetters Vnctor Sprock Al1ce CaSSldS Floss1e Johnson Betty Krayl1k josephme Lambert Rose Horwath Betty Buchanan Mlldred R1tz Helen Ke1r june Hall Agnes Chrcager Olga Salmanchak Mlldred L1chvar V1fglHl3 Gmter Bermce Weyant Catherme Strongosky Dorothy Stasko Helen Gearhart josephme Gowaty Ehzabeth Beltz Anna Mateclc Vlfglnla Crltchfield Al1ce Zaylor Sara C Bowser Soph1e Trosky Betty Spangler Thelma Naugle Evelyn WHSCOVICB Dorothy Huston Evelyn Segar Mary S1cko L1ttlc Brother Dear At EX cntlde Slumbcr Song The Goose G1rl Ah Lovely Meadows Islc of Sleep Luft Thmc Ex es Lead Klndly L1ght Anna Sokol REPERTOIRE Gfillldll Folh Song Gaul Gietchmamnoyf Czech Falla Song C ech Folh S0115 B01 mcheen Mefzdefnohfz Bmtholdj Hymn D8 K' E . I Y . 7 - . I Y . V . . YA . , ..,. . .. ,...., ....,., z 1 if 2,1 ' if ik 533 Q1 if X1 253 as 4 if 'NCI ff 231 Z? Q 51 if iz XL 4 Z? 451 X? +1 451 fx- JK 1 'arf ZLL 1 412 5 451' if if 23, 41' 231 21? 5? i JK lf 412 f+ arf 4 . if Q53 QI A ' as ' 'ik '55 ETICS H70 I Ii XI I ISOXINC l5ASKli'I4l5AI.I. -SHADDNIAN Shade Shade Shade Shade Shade Shade Shade Tint R011 Hawrylak Yelovlch Danko Cook Stme Ondleh Krltzer Landls Second R011 Haddow Magnone Bobolmskl Sesack Hlner Hlllegas Wxghaman V1d1sthak Moore Havsrxlak Rogers Tbzrd R011 Mr W1lll3mS Dobosh Pr1h1sh Chupek Severn B1dner Russln Mr Wepsle fCoachD A brent Waseovrch FUDTBALL SQUAD RECCRD OF SI1ASON Townshlp Ferndale Townshrp Westmont Township Mex ersdale Townshrp Somerset Townshlp Boswell TOWHSh1p Frankhn Townshxp Wxndber Total Polnts Shade Township ......,........ . ,. Games Won Total Pomts ..r,., .. .,., .,,,.. . Opponents Games Lost . .. 60 Polnt Stadxum Westmont Caxrnbrook Somerset Carrnbrook Carrnbrook Wlndber Games Tied . 4485 SHADDNIAN .r .gp- LE' SENIDIQS Wrllram Wrggxe Wrhaman fCaptaxnD Guard werght 165 herght 5 feet 11 rnches awards 38 59 How about Hrs pet reverses agaxnst Somerset and Meyers da e Hrs mterference rn the Franklm Boswell and Meyersdale games' Hrs defens1ve playrng at Westmont and Wmdber' Hrs leadershrp throughout the season George Armstrong Wascovlch Halfback werght 158 hexght 5 feet 11 mches awards 38 39 Drd you see Hrs ganns agamst Meyersdale' Hrs puntrng and passmg throughout the season' Hrs blockrng agamst Franklxn Boswell and Somerset' Hrs fightmg abxlnty agaxnst Meyersdale and Boswell George Bosh Chupek Halfback werght 145 herght 5 feet 10 mches award 39 Gnve hum credrr for Hrs lme backxng agalnst Westmont Wrndber and Franklxn Hrs pep talks throughout the season Hrs abllrty to replay the games Mrchael Vrdo Vxdrschak Rrght End welght 155 herght 6 feet 1 rnch award 59 ust a remxnder of Hrs pass recenvmg abrlrty Hrs dust throwmg rn the Ferndale game Hrs sllent pep talks throughout the season Hrs defense nn the Ferndale Wmdber and Westmont games Frank Fernall Severn Quarterback werght 162 helght 5 feet 11 xnches awards 37 38 Don t forget Hrs only touchdown at Somerset' Hrs sxgnal callrng throughout the season' Hrs pass defense agarnst Meyersdale Boswell and Somerset? Hrs punt recervrng all season' herght 5 feet 9 mches award 39 Do ou ever thmk of Hrs last quarter entrances rnto the games Hrs defense m the Franklrn game Hrs loyalty to the team for four years Joe Lover Brdner Fullback welght 143 herght 5 feet 8 mches award 39 Hows about Hrs lme plungrng 3g8.lHSt Somerset Meyers dale and Franklm' fightrng spxrnt rn all games Hrs bloody noses rn the Ferndale Boswell and Meyersdale games' Hrs abnlrty to come back smnlmg after every P al' Clell Lefty Hmer Guard werght 141 henght 5 feet 10 lnches award 99 Concentrate a lntrle on Hrs famous forty yard touchdown dash at Somerset Hrs oHs1de and holdmg penalties against Boswell and Westmont Hrs defense agarnst Somerset Franklrn and Westmont 4 . - 5 ' ' . ' ' ' , ' ' nf - ' 1 , X f Q . , , , , , 4, ,, .-.A M311 5 ' ' F - 1 ' 43, 1 1, V , N . LM S f G V' -4 L. M ,,., ' . l I 1... , . ' ' K 1- ' -r . . .' .. ZZ 'F -' ' Je' . , ' 7 3 3 7 7 Y 7 I 7 , - 39. I T ' ' ' 3 . 5 3 l . ! I I . 1 Y . .. I' Patsy Clark Magnone, Tackle, weight 158, . . . , 3 . ' , ' , , ' ' Y ' 1 , , . . ? ' 2 . . . .X . . . . , A I V I l 7 'I 5, I 7 7 3 9 , : . . . I . y ' s s - l- ' ' - 7 - . . Hrs . Y y ' ' ' , , . Y Y . l . a 1 - ' 3 ...,61 , . SHADQNIAN SHADE HI LETTEIQ E Gnorgg WdSCKJNlLll Half B xck Joe. Bldnnr Full Back Frank Severn Quarterback Clall Hlnu Guard Hulk rt M ooru Tackle Nlck PI'll7lSl'l Quartgrbaclx Cuntu' Jon Dobosh H al f Bac k Gcor L Chupek Half Back Blll W1ghamaD Guard Anthony Sesack Tackle Mlkg Vldlschalx En Gcorge Russln Half Back Joe Ham rx lak En 67 Alfred Hillegas d d . SHADUNIAN Fl DST 'AND TEN F11 I R011 Pug Landxs Parsx Magnum 56601111 R011 Dlsgusted Bgnchvs armc rs C1611 Hrncr George Chupck Joe Dobosh M1kc Vld1SChak Joe Brdngr B111 Wlghaman .IOL Havsrylak Frank Severn Mr Iupp T121 rd R on Dobosh Hrlovlch John Havwrxlak Wascovxch Dobosh iag,.11nJ and Scvcrn XYf1g.,h.1m.1n FLPOIIIDE, to coach Pracrrce SCSSIOHS M1kc Skcro family R011 Spectators Alex Bobulxnskx 65 v 4 'A ' , , , , . ' , , - V . ,. , . . Y Anthony Scsack ,. , . , . yf ' . . . ' , , f . ' y SHADDNIAN IQIDIIQ UTES Class B Standing at End of Season W P I A L J' Williamsburg Shade Township Bedford Bellwood Antis Adams Township Cresson Saxton Franklin Claysburg Roaring Sprrng Meyersdale Shade Defeats Meyersdale Cairnbrook Sept 29 Shade Township High School conttnued its winning ways at the expense of Meyersdale High here thrs afternoon scoring a 12 O victory Two classy plays accounted for the brace of Town ship touchdowns Vidischak nabbed a 20 yard pass for the first score in the second quarter and Wrgha man turned rn a 28 yard run to give the Shaders their second tally in the final frame Meyersdale had only one scoring chance that came in the final period when the vrsitors advanced to the Shade 12 yard line only to be repulsed The winners held a 14 6 margin in the flrst downs johmtou n Democrat Shade High Teams Tendered Dinner Rufph lVe1gle 15 Speaker at Annual Event Central City Ralph Weigle former football coach at Shade Township High School in Cairn brook and now a member of the grid coaching staff at Johnstown High was prlncipal speaker at a dinner held last night in honor of the Shade Township High football and basketball squads The event sponsored by the Shade Lions Club took place in the social rooms of the Central City Chrrstian Church The guest speaker based his interesting address on seven characteristics which he said made a successful football player He termed the characteristics aggres srveness love of game brains and alertness speed obedience training and cooperation and discussed each separately Motion pictures of the football school conducted in Johnstown last spring and films of the Johnstown Weirton and Johnstown New Castle games were shown by Web Statler Herbert Moore was doubly honored at the banquet when he was chosen the outstanding player on the basketball team and was named with William Wig haman as outstanding performers on the grid team lOf97IJf01l7l Democrat Shade Grxdders make 2 Gallant stands to Hold Westmont to Tle Sparked by a line wh1ch mcluded three vsell known amateur boxers in this district Herbie Moore Young Hillegass and Joe Dobosh Shade Township made two gallant last ditch stands to hold Westmont Hlgh School to a scoreless deadlock yesterday afternoon at Price Memorlal Field Never able to put on a sustamed offensive of thenr own the Townshippers spent most of the aftern on on the defensive and although shoved around quite a bit in midfield repulsed every Westmont offensive when the chips were down only one scoring gesture that by Westmont in the econd stanza when Foster James recovered Wasco vichs fumble on the Shade 71 yard line but in the final chapter action was thick and fast With their backs to the wall for the second time in less than five minutes Coach Charles Wepslcs visitors proved equal to the task and after yielding seven yards on another Riek to Gyauch aerial buckled down and took possession of the ball on downs on its own three one play before the final whistle sounded Both teams put on fancy offensive maneuvers the hrst time they handled the ball but no damage rc sulted as the fireworks were touched off on their own ends of the field Defenslve play marked the entire thlrd round thc home team makmg the only first down on a seven yard smack at center by St Clair First downs were 9 4 in favor of Westmont jolvmlou 71 Democrat Shade Thumps Somerset, 19 0 Somerset Ott 6-Somerset High Schools victory less football team took it on the chin for the fifth straight time this season when Shade Township cashed in on the breaks to score a 19 O triumph herc today Shade scored its initial touchdown in the first two mmutes of play when Bleski had to rush his punt and the ball rolled out of bounds on the Somerset 31 Wascovich passed to Vidischak for 19 yards Russln ran 11 and then Bittner went over for the counter A fluke play near the end of the quarter gave Shade nts second counter when Hxner broke through to knock down a pass Instead he batted the ball about 30 feet and then caught it and ran 45 yards behind quickly formed Interference Kleins blocked kick led to the thrrd Township six pointer in the closing chapter The pigskin was recovered by VlSlI0fS on the local 70 and Wighaman raced end for 19 yards being knocked out of bounds on the one The next two plays lost three yards be fore Wascovich flipped a pass to Severn in the end zone 1019111101111 Democral 117. 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O 4 0 O ' , Osceola '--- --- -4-- -- 8 5 S 2 The first three quarters of the game passed with Hi 4, , U .Ml . , . 64., SHADONIAN IQIDIIQ OTES Wmdber Slaps Shade 25 0 Wrndber Nov 5 With the varsity combmatnon watching the major part of the game from the bench Wmdber Htgh drubbed Shade Townshxp Z5 0 under the lights here last mght to wmd up its Western Pennsylvania Conference competmon The tussle was the Mmers second and last mght home game of the season and was witnessed by an un usually large crowd of fans despnte the snow and cold weather On the recexvmg end of the opening kickoff Wtndber marched 55 yards for its mitral touch down Rrpple returned the boot to hrs own 45 and on the second scrrmmage Polansky took a reverse around right end for Z5 yards Sherlock lateraled to Ripple for four yards and the same play was good for a six pomtet An exchange of punts followed the next ktckoff until the Mmers took a downed punt on thexr own 46 Polansky was good for 11 yards and after Ripple and Sherlock showed a net loss of three yards on two plays Sherlock flrpped a lateral to Rlpple for 14 yards Jocca h1t center for five and on the next play a lateral to Rxpple but off 13 more yards Polansky and Ripple made 11 in two tries and Sherlock went through tackle for the last two yards Jocca place kicked the extra pomt This ended the vars1tys duty for the first half and Shade Township scored all four of its first downs in successxon to march from its own 36 to the Wrndber 9 where the half ended Iolamzown Democrat Franklln H1 Calrnbrook Oct 20 Held to a 77 score in the first half on play which was an even Stephen affair throughout Shade Township High School rxfled across three touchdowns m the thnrd frame to crush Franklin High under a 2617 score here th1s after noon So close was the first half that each team made six first downs but rn the last two chapters Shade added seven to its total whtle not permitting the Blue Jays a smgle one Recovery of a fumble on the Franklm 11 yard lme led to the first Shade Township score early rn the game After the break the locals clicked off a first down on the one yard lme and then Bldner kmfed through tackle for the touchdown Vrdnschak added the extra pomt on a pass Soundmg of the first half whlstle cost the locals a probable touchdown as they held the ball Franklin s three yard lme when play ended Begmmng wrth the third quarter the wmners started showing their superronty and ran wtld for three quick touchdowns Russm makmg all of them Fxrst he ran 70 yards and also set up the second counter with a 40 yard gallop to the Frankltn 10 yard lme Stralght bucks took the ball to the two and Russm fimshed the job wnth a crack at tackle Enroute to their final score the locals clicked off first downs on the vrsrtors 30 and 70 before Russm took off agam on a 70 yard yaunt around end jobnrtou n Democrat Ferndale H1 Routs Shade, 26 0 Ferndale High Schools Yellow Jackets last eve nmg fired the volley that inaugurated warfare on Pennsylvannas far flung scholastic gridiron front by downing Shade Township H1gh 760 in the states first schoolboy prgskm pow wow staged rn The Point Stadium Despite the fact that the weather was entirely too hot for a good mid summer sport let alone a fall sport like football the rival grrdders put up an ex ceptxonally fine battle Both teams appeared splendxd phys1cal condmon and ran their plays of? m good style when the fact that nt was the first game of the season for the two was taken mto consrdera non The Jackets had to battle through almost the en t1re first quarter before they were able to penetrate the Townshtp goal but once the drrve dld get un derway it didnt take them long to negotrate 63 yards for the opening score Ferndales mmal scorrng bombardment got under way when Atkinson took Wascovrch s punt and was down on hrs own 37 yard lme after a scant two yard return The drive opened unxmpresslvely enough Bruce was tossed for a, twoahard loss at left end and then Atkmson was held to three yards on a slice through the r1ght stde of the lme Here Wrsslnger whtzzed around rxght end for 29 yards and a first down on the Shade 33 Wlssxnger lugged the leather a second time an held to one yard at the right slde and Bruce was dropped after a two-yard gam at the left srde knnson then tooted for a touchdown The half time whistle halted a Ferndale scoring chance Alltson mtercepted a pass on the Shade 21 and after two plays advanced the ball to the 22 the half ended Johnstown Democrat Boswell Sinks Shade H1 7 6 Caxrnbrook Oct 13 Boswell High staged a mild surprnse by chalkrng up a well earned, 76 vrctorv over Shade Township here thls afternoon The Townshxppers gamed a 6-O lead m the first quarter when Russm ran right end for 50 yards and a touchdown A lme buck farled rn the tty for the extra pomt Coach Dave Lrchlxters boys came back wrth a rousing 85 yard drtve to a touchdown m the second quarter After taking the ball on downs on their own 15 the wmners ripped off hrst downs on thetr own 30 and 41 and on the Shade 46 and 30 where Augustine let loose with a pass to Lock m the end zone for the score Augustine then tossed another pass mto the end zone thts time to Dubmsky for the all important extra pomt The wmners held a 13 1 margm rn first downs jolmrloun Democrat . - . . . Cl Shade Gflqdeff 26'7 LOSS on circled the opposite flank for five yards. Petty was t ' ' . At- . . . . 9 ' - , U on i ' . . . . . 65 A SHADONIAN BASKETBALL SQUAD Tarzan Moore Fernal Severn awn Lochrle Wash Wascovlch Gosh Chupek Kelly Callahan F oru ard F oru an! C enter Guard Guard F oru ard BASKETBALL RECORD Shade Townshlp Shade Townshxp Shade Towrxshxp Shade Townshlp Shade Townshlp Shade Townshlp Shade Townshxp Shade Townshrp Shade Townshlp Shade Townsh1p Shade Townshlp Shade Townsh1p Shade Townshlp Shade Townshrp Shade Townshlp Total Games Won SHADE TOWNSHIP t For u ard C erzler fuara' G uard C ouch Arrzrtarzt Coach Skr pper Youhas Boyko Lucas Wearlk Wxrrck Johnny Low Mr Wepsnc Mr K1 pp SEASON OF 1939 40 OPPONENTS Wxndber Stonycreek Townshxp Conemaugh Townshx p Berlm Meyersdale Boswell Wrndber Conemaugh Townshrp Meyersdale Somerset Townshxp Stonycreek Townshlp Somerset Townsh1p Berlm Somerset Boswell Total Games Lost :jj 'ly ' ' ............... 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..,. .. ,. 37 ' ..,....,..,..................,..., 18 ' ..... . ,......, ,,.,.,.. .,..,.. . . .. ,. 35 ' .........,.....,.,.........., M19 ,,.....,, , ,........, .N36 ' .,.... ,....,.,..... . , 15 ,,,,,,, ,..,,,. . . . 52 47 66 Frledens Slaps Shade by 37 21 Carrnbrook Feb Z0 Held on even terms rn the Hrst perlod Somerset Townshrp broke loose wrth a 13 pornt barrage rn the second frame and went on to topple Shade Townshrp 31 71 here th1s evening The xnntlal chapter closed at 5 5 and then the Class B qumte opened up 1ts offense and at the same trme trghtened up rts defense and was rn the van 13 S at half trme The Frredens cagers contrnued then trght defensxve work ln the thlrd perrod allovung the locals only a srngle held goal whlle scormg 17 more pomts to bulld the count to 30 10 jobmtozc 11 Democrat Shade Defeats Berlin, 27 16 Caxrnbrook Jan 16-Shade Townshxp Hrgh took the measure of Berlln 21 16 ln a hard fought defen srve game here thrs evenmg Paced by Moore who garnered a total of six held goals for 17 pomts the Townshxppers gamed an early advantage and set the pace through the greater part of the game The Shaders were rn front 64 109 and 189 at the quarters johmtou VI Democrat Meyersdale H1 Defeats Shade Meyersdale Jan 19 Meyersdale Hxgh trounced Shade Tow nshrp of Carrnbrook by a 49 IZ score rn a Class A Somerset County League game here tonrght The Meyers had the game well under control from start to hnrsh They were showmg advantages f 16 5 25 8 and 39 S at the quarters johnrtou ll Democrat Boswell TIIPS Shade, 49 25 Canrnbrook Jan Z3 Boswell Hrgh experrenced lnttle trouble turmng the tables on Shade Townshnp Hrgh rn a Class A Somerset County League game here thts evenmg Coach Dave Lxchlrters men won by a 49 25 score The wmners came out of the first quarter wrth a scant 8 1 lead but they ran wrld rn the second frame to amass a total of 16 pomts whrle lrmrtnng the Townshrppers to seven Thrs gave the vrsltots a 74 14 lead at the half whrch they boosted to 31 19 by the close of the th1rd perrod jolanrlou zz Democrat Wmdber Slaps Shade Quintet Carrnbrook jan 31 Wrth rts second team startrng and playmg a large portron of the game Wmdber 1-lrgh School took Shade Townshrp mto camp rn easy style 3613 here tomght From the openmg whrstle the outcome was never rn doubt as the second mg Mmers proceded an 3 hrst perrod lead that wa mcreased as the game wore on The half ended 14 4 and the thxrd quarter 79 lt johnriou n Democrat SHADDNIAN Shanksvrlle H1 Defeats Shade Shanksvrlle Jan 5 Stonycreek Townshrp Hrgh of Shanksvnlle edged out Shade Townshrp of Calm brook 35 31 rn a well played game here tonrght The locals gamed therr margm of vnctory from the foul lrne as both teams scored an even dozen trmes from scrrmmage The wmners converted 11 of 19 trres and Shade seven of 19 The losers held a 10 6 lead at the close of the first quarter but the wmners were rn front 11 13 at the half and 25 74 at the close of the thlrd sessron johnrloun Democrat Boswell Wrns, 32 15 Boswell Feb 71 Boswell Hrgh School closed rts home basketball season rn a blaze of glory by swamp mg Shade Township 37 15 here th1s evenmg For three perrods Coach Dave Lrchlrter s regulars restrrct ed the rnvaders to three pomts and then turned the rob over to the second and thrrd strrngers who yreld ed 12 more rn the final heat After the first perrod ended 11 3 rn xts favor Bos well stopped the Carrnbrook lads wrthout a srngle tally 1n the next two stanzas whrle rncreasmg then lead to 16 3 and then 75 3 lolamtoun Democrat Davrdsvrlle H1 Defeats Shade Carrnbrook jan 9-Conemaugh Townshrp Hugh cagers showmg vast rmprovement wrth each succeed mg game contmued therr good work rn takrng the measure of Shade Townshtp Hrgh by a 7818 score rn a Class A Somerset County League game here thrs evemng The game was a mp-and tuck affarr for three quar ters wnth the vrsltors finally pullmg away rn the last perrod whrch they carrted by an S 2 margm The quarters closed wrth the wmners on the long end of 6,5 ll 9 and 70 16 scores Meyersdale H1 Defeats Shade Carrnbrook Feb 6-Meyersdale Hrgh handed Shade Townshrp of Carrnbrook a 33 17 setback rn a Class A Somerset County League game here thrs evenmg Shade held Meyersdale to a 63 lead rn the first quarter but after that the Townshxppers were no match for the vrsntors who carrred the second frame by a 10 4 margm to set the half trme count at 16 1 The wmners then mcreased therr lead to 21 15 by the end of the thrrd perrod ,Iohrmourz Democrat Somerset Tops Shade by 36 19 Carrnbrook Feb 73 Somerset Hugh polrshed of? Shade Townshrp Hrgh rn rather easy style IH a Class A Somerset County League game here thrs evenmg The score was 36 19 The Countyseaters had the game well under con trol from start to fmrsh They flashed leads of 17 7 73 S and 79 10 at the quarters jobnrtoun Democral i. 1 ' I ' ' . . 1 . , I , I . I I . 1 'H 1 ' I . . I . . I 1 I , I . . I . . , . . I. . -1' nh , 1 1 1 1 I h . 1 . - , . .. - . 1 -' 1 ' Y I ,I I . , , , . 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' I I 1 ' ' - 1 V , ' . . 1 ' 1 1 ' I . I . . I 1 . AI , I- 1 I 1 ' -T .' ' , . 1 ' ' . ' 1 , ' . 1 AI . . 0 I . I - - I . I I , - .. - . , . - . . . . , . I , . 1' ' r -1 1 - ' . ., ' ' . - -Q - . . . -1 I I .... - 1 , . .. - 1 ' 1 ' ' .5!' ' .7 . . ' , 7 ' . . - . . - -, SHADDNIAN I3 Xl I3 AT SHADE Under the eagle ey es of the boxmg coach Mr Onachllla thrr teen boys practrced drhgently twrce weekly to drsplay thelr hstrc abrlmes between the halves of the home basketball games Because therr trammg act1v1t1es were rn terrupted due to unexpected snow vacatrons the bovs were prevented from showmg thelr wares IH mter scholastrc competrtlon Mr Ona chrlla plans to orgamze a boxrng club rn the future to mcrease rn terest ln the aft of self defense and to encourage boxrng meets wrth other schools rn our drstrrct BOXING INSTRUCTORS Boxrng Instructor Mr Onachrlla Assrstant George Evano THE BOXERS Fred Lerghty Metro Berezonsky Mlke Krafchak joe Tohtsky Rlchard Finley Charles Wootls Kenneth Daly Delmont Whrted joe Vifolonoslty . 1 1 a . SHADUNIAN IEIIQLS BASKETBALL I nder the supervlslon of Mr Onachllla hasket hall teams for the glrls were organlzed The Call for C2.f1kl1kl21ILS hrought out members from all classes of the hrgh sehool After praetrces had been held for some tlme a SLIICS of games were plaxed by the class teams The sophomores emerged vrctorrous when they defeated the senlor The season vyhlch preceded that of the boys proved to he a yyelcome ohversxon and great rn terest was taken 1n the sport Mr Onachxlla plans to supervlse the sport next year at whrch txme another mtramural schedulevull be arranged THE PLAYERS Sezzmry Betty Beltz Anna Mateue Carolyn Gray Helen Ream Hope Wnnslow Dorls Barraek Bernlce Wey ant juniors Tsula ohns Juha Novotny Mary Srcko Mary Moore Snplmmorcr Dorothy Beltz Anna bokol Margaret Nagy June Hall Jetta Johns Helen Plavko F refb m en Ann Moore Pauline Fetsko Arneha Phrlllps Helen Mohnasky Marlon Hall Grade VIII Magdalene Nastranskr Sara NI Bollerhey Q girls in the hnal play'-off. 1 J . . 9 SHADDNIAN WATCH TI-I E IBIIQDIE--H UCD IBIIQDIE 70 fmt R011 Bossx Alex and Annu the com Metro Berezonsl-lx Suomi' Roz: Grace Becker Madelmc Nastranslq Niary Stos1ck You Must Have Been Beautrful Baby Frank Severn What Doth Shun Zola Manges Ambltlon Tfazrd R011 Flossre Johnson Carolyn Grax Anna Alex Carl Mlller future. Alumnl Xlxehlel VILllSQhJlx frank Severn Bull Wnghaman Crrssre Berkstrasser Joe B1Lll'lLI' Fourth R011 X L Olde Parlor 1 .' I 3 , l I A Y 1 V I Senior Class Otlicers , , I .h 21 . . Q I U , , Y I , FEAT 5,5 fc: JUL +-Q1 ig? 2? Q53 4:-:ai 231 viz if xp' 23, if rs 1 HQ W if 42,1175 X? nf Jgzqtza if 231 gtg X Q33 if 42' QI U: Xb 2:3 'iff 555 SHADDNIAN DUTSTAN DI 13 EVENTS no. Crlssle Berkstresser Merle Huston Evenmg of MUSIC An Evenrng of Musrc held February 79 mas one of the outstanding musrcal events of thrs term at Shade Townshrp Hugh School Crrssre Berk stresser as prano solorst, the orchestra, and the A Cappella Chorr were the partrcrpants A select orchestra, under the drrectron of Mrss Strrnger, played Beethovens Concerto rn C Mayor Crrssre Berkstresser playrng as solorst The entrre orchestra played March from Athalra by Mendlessohn, Cradle Song by Nrsvera and Norvyegran Dance by Grreg The A Cappella Chorr presented two groups of numbers rncludrng Frnlandra by Srbelrus, Cheru brm Song by Bortynansky and Jesu, Prrceless Treasure by Bach and Deep Rrver and Relrgron Is a Fortune negro sprrrtuals, and My Luves Lrke a Red Red Rose Crrssre offered two prano solos Bourre rn G Mayor by Bach and Novelette by MacDovne11 A large audrence attended the concert vnhrch vsas A Cappella Chorr For the second year the A Cappclla Chorr has taken rts place among the musrcal organrzatrons rn the hrgh school It has mamtarned the same hrgh standrng thrs term that rt had last year In addltron to the hrgh school students, there are seven soprano boys rn the chorr vyhrch has a mem bershrp of approxrmately srxty, srxteen of vshom are last year s members Practrces were started the nrst week of school grv mg the chorr more than tvyo months to prepare for rts hrst concert Regular rehearsals are held everv day at S 30 a m and 17 30 p m Besrdes these extra practrces are conducted at 4 00 and 1 00 p m Several of the concerts thrs year were presented vxrth the Boys Chorus, the chorus and chorr srngrng several numbers together One of therr out standing achrevements was Beautrful Savrour sung rn erght parts by the combrned chorus One of the most enjoyable actrvrtres of the group was the carol srngrng vyhrch they drd on Chrrstmas Evc at several places rn Central Crty and Shadc Township Thus year a standard dress was adopted by the chorr The grrls vtear dark skrrts and yyhrte satrn blouses vuth long puffed sleeves the boys wear vyhrte shrrts the same as for Boys Chorus Merle Huston Becomes Keystone Farmer Merle Huston one of Shades future farmers, was awarded a certrhcate which certrhes hrm as a Key stone Farmer at the annual conventron of the Future Farmers of Amerrca held durrng the Week of the Farm Show rn the forum of the Educatronal Burldrng rn Harrisburg A Keystone Farmer rs a vocatronal agrrculture student who rs grven the state degree About 50 boys are chosen each year out of the 14 000 enrolled rn agrrculture to recerve thrs degree To recerve thrs honor one must rank rn the upper 30 f of the class the projects must be above average one must excel rn leadershrp and be able to lead a group drscussron for 40 mrnutes Athletes at L1on s Banquet Shades football and basketball vsarrrors were thc a banquet held March 4 rn thc Central Cnty Chrrstran Church socral rooms Mr Ralph Wergle former assrstant coach at Shadc Twp delrvered a yoke studded marn address H strcssccl the athlctes nced of speed aggrcssrveness educatron condltron and love of game for partrcrpa tron rn football Wrlllam Wrghaman who was voted the outstand mg football player durrng the 1939 campargn, re cerved a mmature gold football as an avyard Herbert Moore class of 41, recerved a mrnature gold basket ball for berng voted the outstandrng basketball player He also recerved a gold football to share football honors After a hrlarrous busrness sessron of neck tre clrpprng, tall story tellrng and vocal rnterpolatrons grfts were presented for drstrngurshed feats on th frelds of combat Frank Severn recerved a mrnature blue and gold cushron to make hrs stay on the srde lrnes more comfortable after three years of varsrty competrtron A whrte rnstrument for adrustrng the harr vyas presented to George Wascovrch who took great parns rn keeprng the wave rn hrs harr through out the heated contests Herbcrt Moore recervcd a parr of rubber pants whrch rt rs hoped vyrll protcct that part of the posterior that comes rn contact vsrth the floor durrng heated mrxups under the basl-.ers Motron prctures of football fundamentals and foot ball games were shown by W E Statler of johns tovyn Frank Sezerrz Q .A I 5. 5 a ' . 1 V .fy T H N R 1 if fl ,Y Y 6 Y . 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' I Y I Y ' V ' I 1 1' Y 3 v Y Y y . . g Y ' ' L ' . v Q 1 f SHADUNIAN HUW S AIBUUT A EIDE' flrut R011 Pa s Julm Kotzar Sue Kranaehalk Second Roz: Workers or Loafers' George RUSSIH Andy Kasprxzck Soft Seat Adelme Shull All clolled up Helen Bodlnsky Thzrd R011 Goal post holder upper James Haelelow john Lankx Lochrre folntfo R014 Shade s football stars Intercepter Alex Punter Graw Keepers of the Brooms Mr Buchanan Mr Manges 73 9 0 f l julia Novorny SHADONIAN UUTSTAND The Semor Tnp To Somerset The Sennors chaperoned by Mr Hostetler and Mr Wepsxc made thexr annual trnp to Somerse December 14 The entlre morning was spent VISIIIUS the county pall and ltstenmg to a ctvtl court case In the afternoon the class vnsnted the countv home and hospttal Here under the guldance of Dr C I Shaffer the semors observed the dtfferent types of patnents nn the home They were also shown the IHITIHICS domg different kinds of work makmg the mstntutton practtcally self sufhcnent One of the hlghlxghts of the day was the seml formal banquet held at noon nn the Ferner Hotel Mr Fred P Hare jr acted as toastmaster judge Norman T Boose was the mam speaker Other speakers at the dnnner were Dzsrnct Attorney A M Matthews Dr Guy N Hartman-County Supernn tendent of Schools and Dr Homer W Hay Super vtsmg Prmcnpal of Somerset Borough Schools Mr W1ll1ams was also present for the banquet The enttre tnp proved to be quxte a success all those partnctpatnng bexng well satxsfied wtth the day spent Florrze johnson And All For 10C At last the day had arrlved We had walted patxently durmg one postponement school bexng closed down for two days and a whole mormng We were gomg to see a maglcxan' Mr I-Iarrts Somers rabbnts bnrds guxnea pxgs and all had finally arrtved All eyes we trooped xnto the audntorlum fought for the front seats and after a whlle settled ourselves After a few rrlcks llke pouring water into a glass and pourlng rice out of If some of our very own friends went upon the stage to aid the maglclan We really never expected to see them all nn one pxece agaln Bcfore our astomshcd cyes he pulled rabbnts gunnea pngs and money from thelr persons As remarked later he can come back and double my money luke he dtd w1th that money on the stage any day of the week and twnce on Sunday Crunch' bang' that was only some gxrls classrmgs bemg smashed up But lo and behold' After unry mg several ltrtle boxes they were found to be safe and sound wxth pretty ltttle corsages ned to them He actually had us spell bound wtth hope when he threatened to cut the arms off of one of Shades football players but much to our dnsappomtmenr he only ned htm up In an attempt to make some of our students learn magtc words he fed them bubble gum After that there was unanxmous response when he asked for volunteers to come up on the stage What appealed to the girls fthe boys too nf they would admtt 1th were the blrds Blue punk and other colored blrds held a carnival with a chaxrplane a ferns wheel and a merry go round When they hopped out of thenr cages some brxght Sophomore was hcard to ask I wonder If he used purc food dyes on them Happy to have seen a magnclan to have sat besxde our best gtrl frlends and to have mlssed school we left the audxrorxum well pleased w1th the pur chasmg powers of that dlme Dorothy Arm Spangler I I3 EVENTS Shade Townshlp Students Get 2 Th3HkSglX1Hg Days Whnle the loyal Roosevelt1ans are celebratmg Thanksglvxng Day tomorrow and old txmers are SllCl4lI1g to November 30 school chlldren of Shade Townshlp Somerset County wtll be able to eat turkey both days lt wlll not be the school boards fault at least xf they do not for the board has declared two Thanks glvmg vacatlons At the regular meermg some of the board members felt that the townshlp schools should fall IH lme w1th the Natlon and stare by observlng November 73 and 74 as Thanksglvmg but others thought the holidays ought to be November 30 and December l accordmg to the calendar adopted before the begmnmg of the term After prelnmmary dnscussnon showed the members unable to agree on one of the dates they compromised on both of them Thus Shade Townshxp students w1ll return for three days of school between the two holxday perxods The extra vacanon w1ll also throw the pre vnously planned school calendar out of order Pftlrburgla Pot! Gazette Former Deputy Sherlff Speaks IH Ftrst Assembly Mr Fred P Hare Jr of Somerset spoke ln the first assembly of th1s term on the subject My Hobby Crxme Study After he had lnduced hrs audience to htlarlous laughter by tellrng about IDCI dents from hrs boyhood days he held If spellbound by relatlng his first hand experiences wxth crlmmals Crime does not pay was the conclusion he drew from a huge array of facts He told of frequent conversatlons wlth one of the Central Clty bank robbers who IS now tn the Western Penltentnary Hr. told of seelng a number of executlons and of bemg wlth Fred Mltchell of Wlndber durmg his last hours To add mterest to hrs speech Mt Hare had on dxsplay a tear gas hand grenade the noose that was used nn the last hangmg ln Somerset County hnger prnnt plates and varlous wrltten confesstons The Halloween Party Many senlors evrdently were attemptlng to recall by gone days when they appeared at the annual senlor Halloween party on the n1ght of October 30 dressed as cute lxttle kxds In short dresses curls and hatr nbbons From the array of Chmamen hobos nlght club bers and cngarerte glrls prtzes were awarded to the prettnest the funmest and the most orxgmal The respectxve wtnners were Magdalme Nestranskt dressed as a fanry queen Glen Wtlson and Miss McColly arrayed In an armor of newspapers An enjoyable evemng was spent m round and square danclng music belng furnished by Tom Blackburns Orchestra W1ll1am Wechtenhtser and Mary Stosxck were the lucky couple who walked away wtth the prize xn the cake walk To top off one of the most successful parttes of the year refreshments were served conststmg of sweet ctder and gxnger snaps Helen Ream . . 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Blll1a1LI'S Mr Bordur mlnus g,41oshLs and 15,100 Second Rau Thn Potgntxal Chcnucal E g.,1nu.r at thu tnndu' a L Marx Burkn and papa A S1000 Touchdown B111 Wxghaman Gomg, my may footba Yhlnf Ron jujxtzu john Lochru C1411 Hmgr The Last Round up Carollne Gray Fomlh Ron Thy Long Rang.,Lr Now about that pncrurg Lllls ' I.1111an Nusra11a Fzflb R011 Loulsc Wagnnr Thy Loudspcakurs John Danko John Yurko Exleen Fctters Ju11 Krlvak Anna Alex Fas Lambur Resting., Dorothx Ann Spanglgr Dororhx Jaan Baxlor The Photographgrs Mr Nagle and Son AND M SSED 73 4- ' V . 1 4 yf A , ', 1 . . ', . 'f n- y' .. 1 . . 1 g, , ' 7 V ,Z 11? I I . ,,, ,. U 7 1 A x ' 7 4. 1 ' . y . , ' y , ,. . , A ' 1 SHADONIAN CERTAIN SENIDIQS . . . AND NDNSENSE Lefty heartrly endorses the rdea of sophomores gettrng crush on senrors Vrdo recently completed road survey from Carrnbrook to Wilbur Crxssre belreves that when better Fords are burlt Burck vyrll build them X s. fs's Flossle not only has the rdea that an apple a day keeps the doctor avsay but also that pota toes and starches make one healthy and hefty J' ,V bf Mary Barby IS of the oprnron that a rotten apple a day keeps a brrthday away v-QW Jertzre who once clxmbed a tree to escape femrnme charms now says It am t no use A'Va'X ' Mary Gregor hopes to vm a radro soon for use when her lungs farl to cooperate vuth her vocal cords K Alec says It s the truth tha hurts We xmagme thats why she ob1ected so strenuously o publrshrng that portrayal f Mrnnre the Mrlker 76 ww' 4 Chupe says that blue sknes alvyays brrng Gray vseather Buss rs playmg wrth the lclea that maybe one day Gene Krupa nent to a high school as small as Sh de Pete clalms that he knows through exper1ence that vocal cords are more elastrc than rub ber necks fix Rosella someday hopes to en dovf a research laboratory for rnventrng a blah blah machine vxhrch would make the sphrn sound lrke a chatterbox !1 Q 2 ,zz f. ,H ' .. ,, . . . 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X YL .--. -. 2 w-S521 'Z W, 4' X II ., 'I v W Sill CWM My MuNsmcweAR MAGIC Fon Youn Lees- ,Z xg fl cx l ff f 1355 'USESEQ 0 Acfually made mslde out for a smarier effecf loveluer fone sheerer loolr longer wearl The smoofh surface helps prevenf snags and runs The fexiure resnsfs 'l'WISl'II'1g seams Thr 'lhree ihread beaufy as a loy 'lo wear nn fhe new fashnon colors Made wlfh ihe 'famous Munslng wear Dura MM 'Hnnshl L lo n longs l gfh7 Smurf S do Ouf 1' lo ll for oxfr ll fiery and comforl' SUPPLY CCDMPANY 79 ' l tw Q . 0 O l 'z'e' . 1 : w T N' Q Qu N? if A h QW ! 7 , Flosiery alsor :cllmex ill an ol: lu-. ng: X 'E jl SHADONIAN AT YOUR SERVICE SAM NEUMAN Out tier for the Efztne Family CENTRAL CITY PENNSYLVANIA Complzmentr 0 Complzmentr 0 MOORE S J I SOb1eSk1 HOTEL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES COMPLIMENTS OF Sterner s SGIVICS Stat1on INDEXED LUBRICATION FENDER REPAIRS AND PAINTING Phonc 9931 Cenrrll City Penn 1 80 ff jj , 1 j 1 l I l Cairnbrook, Pennsylvania Central City, Pennsylvania 5 . . l ' 9 z , A 1 SHADONIAN M E Nagel 81 Son SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER JOHNTSTOXVN PENN A ARCADIA THEATRE W clhcr Pcnnsyl an Extends Congratulatlons and Best Wlshes for Success to the Class of 1940 RISKO S DAIRY STORE Ice Cream Spec1alt1es Drugs School Supphes Lunches Soft Drlnks Speclal School Lunches RISKO S 'in A , 1 'V' ia 235 Wfoodvale Avenue - 1 , 4 Ta I I 8l SHADONIAN We Spare No Effort TO GIVE THIS COMMUNITY THE BEST SERVICE WE KNOW HOW TO RENDER Rockmgham Llght Heat SL Power Company Sunshmc Avcnuc. CLNTRAL CITY Nusrallah s Abromovmh s Restaurant GENERAL MERCHANDISE CAIRNBROOK Calrnbrook Pennsy Ivanm PENNSYLVANIA 87 O O 7 ' . , , 1 , PA Complimevm of Complifzzerztx of 5 - 5 . , 7 .K SHADONIAN A MESSAGE GRADUATING CLASS OF SHADE TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL CLASS 1940 the Shade TOWDSh1p I-hgh School graduat mg class of 1940 Youll Fwd Ours cl Frzendb Store WINDBER PENNSYLVANIA 8 -111'fii l Q . C 0 t G We extend sincere congratulations to , . . Sl-LADUNIAN COMPLIMHNTS OF VERNON THEATRE LAIRNBROOK PENN A IV be1e the Finest LM0fl0Il Pictu: es Play M M KI1VOHak Cfmzpfzzazcazls 1 Sunshmc Awnuc Cl NTR AL CITY PI NN A M A PHILLIPS 52 102 and S100 Store Quality Meat Market NOTIONS NOVELTIES DRY GOODS COSMETICS MAGAZINES C urnbroolx Pcnmx lx 11111 GILLII Stump Czzcn 14111 clam 111151 6 We Make Any S126 and Kmd of P1Cture WL Also Scll md Dunlop IIIIDS If thc Lovxcst Prius GROUP PICTURI S COMMI RCIAL PICTURI S X11 DALLIONS XVLDDING PICTURI S INGRAVING md COPYING PICTURI S Cuff Off Sm I1 f r I1 App 1111111 I AN DIQEW SH ELUTA 111010 ARI SI Limo QLNTRAL CITE Pl NNSYLVANIA 8-I 7 I l I P I ' , If D A Y A 1 ,Z 1 .1 - 9 . . -.- - I I ' ', ' 'A 'L 'H A' 1' f 7 J 7 'mx Studio Portraits of Any Sizc :md Color 2 , 2 lr , . 1 , , 3 4. I V , 1, . , , . , I 1' z 'fn 0 11 Il' H1 , ,. ,. , . 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Central City, Pennsylvania Central City, Pennsylvania 9 SHADCNIAN C 0772P1l772E72fJ' of cllIfmten A Clflnauttff Uflan JOHNSTOWN PENN A Mrss Brubaker Do xou boss have to talk Chupek We are dlscussmg thls Miss Brubaker Do sou have to dls cuss xt so loud' Chupe lPO1I1I11'1g to Vmcent Stmej He IS hard of hearmg When Mr Border gave the cho1r a new p1ece of musrc called God Send Us Men Evelyn Mlller remarked This must be a Leap Year praser Julla Krnak What are vue g.,o1ng, to eat at Somerset' Anna Alex The Femer Hotel Xvonne Romeo NIS Romeo vshere art thou' lg Up the balcony IS cheaper Mrss Hmdman What most fre quentlx becomes a woman' Home Ee stude A blfl Krumenacker Lumber Company SALES DIVISION Stoystovtn, Pennsy lv mu Phone Centr rl Crty 3293 VISII our cash and carry yard at Buckstown, and sase on farm and home building materlals and repalrmg cost uahty Consldered Our Pr1ced are Lovx est See our lnze 0 :eddy made rmall arm 19111111111 QA l an . . . -,, ' .. . 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SHADONIAN CONIPLIAIENTS OF Hummouu' School of Beuuly Culture 508 10 Marn Street 1126 28 11th Avenue JOHNSTOWN ALTOONA D7 771 PHONES 5 944s SUMMER SCHOOL Much of the success that you lchlexe rn l1fe IS due to a great ex une 6 to August 19 IC1'1f IO YOUI' PCI'SOI'ldl dpP6211'3.1'1CS Speclql Courses In Shorthand Typrng, and Boolekeepmg desrgned for those who contemplate gorng to Tress W ell and Succeed College m the fall Sessrons 9 to 12 A M ret mal Scrence and Accountancy le lelrne, to employment rn Industry Sessrons 8 A M to 1 P M A Store Thur Sm el For You Cambrla Rowe Busmess College JOHNSTOWN PENN A SOMERSET PENN A ANDIQEWS STUDIO S49 Mun Street Telephone S2221 Johnstown Penn .1 Satzs action Guaranteed WE DO ALL KINDS OF ENLARGEMENTS KODAKS AND PICTURE FRAMING 91 2 . 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