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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1941 volume:

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SS A '12 4 5 1 LE 3' Xiu? , : 5 mi 5 ' .5-4 5 s' X . X S X 1 G!-ORGI WASHINGTON 17 52 71 f Almrghty God we make our honest prayer that Thou mlt keep the Umted States rn Thy holy protet uon that Thou Wrlt lncllne the hearts of the cmzens to cultrvate a sp1r1t of subordrnatnon and obedxence to government to entertaln a brotherly aflectnon and love for one another and for thenr fellow utlzens of the Lnntetl States at large Prager after Izzauturatzon St Paul: Chapel Aeu lark 'The .shacfoman Q5 .-.4 Imnk Shaffer L.1wrLncL LLhm.m Andrnw Sprock jr Park Johnwn L1,1rcnu.' Orr Harry Lchnmm l A4 A AWN A C1 LIN. Uiloancq Ecfucatwn I-RANK SHAI l 1 R Ire .nh 111 Lux Rhxc L L1 mmx 515111 111 A G LINK 'lzanfnu Axumxx billion Pxmx IOIINSON xc! O HARRX Llfmxx -.rflne .Shadlonia L S WILLIAMS B S ln General Scxence Sznquelnamza Umvemty Chemxstry Php slcs I5 I B S IH Educatlon Bloomxburg CPa J State Teaclaerr College Bucknell Unwemty U nwemty of Pzttyburgla SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL R M SWARTZWELDER ' ' MA. 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W1 . . , . . ' . 6 A StmlyHall 'Q V U i X -11-un 'L -Q.. 15? ABRAHAM LINCOLN 1809 165 The world wrll llttle note nor long remember what we say here but II can never forget what they drd here It ls for us the lrvrng rather to he LlCLllC3ICtl to the unhmshed work whnch they who fought here have thus far so nobly advaneed It IS rather for us to he here dedicated to the great task remamrng, before us that from these honored dead we take mcreased de votron to that cause for whnch they gave the last full measure of devotron that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have dned ln vaxn that this natxon under God shall have a new brrth of freedom and that government of the people by the people and for the people shall not perrsh from the earth Lmmln J C clljrburg Addrcu Anna Banjak 'The Sltadlonian HERBERT MOORE Pfeefldfllf Clair Clay! Clan Clan LORRAINE WILLIABIS Vzce Prefzdenl INIARIAN MCQUADE Secfetarq Clam Otttcena TWILA JOHNS Tream fer Flauer AMERICAN BEAUTY RosE Motto ONWARD EVER BACKWARD NEVER Colon ORCHID AND SKY BLUE Spomon MR WEPSIC AND MR HOSTETLER Baccalaureate Servxces May 18th 194 1 Commencement Exercxses May 2 5rd 194 1 CLASS ROLL Cormne Yvonne Ankeny Twxla Laverne Johns Ina Lors Johnson Martm Banyas Janet Grace Berkebxle Anne Blcmosh Johnj Blelslu jay Robert Brttner Alex M Bobul1nsk1 Helen Bodenskyf C Lloyd Bowman Dorothy E Boyer Errde Helena Cerbarro Stanley T Cook Vlrgmla C Crutchheld joseph Dobosh Erleen Fetters Margaret Florence Flack Helen Gearhart Vnrgmla I Gmter Genevieve Glovlale Lots I Greathouse Wnnlfred Exleen Grey james Palmer Haddoyy Dorls Georgene Henderson osephj Havyrylale Alfred Lee Hlllegas LOIS E I-Iltecheyy Helen Hunchar Metro Kanurk Frank Karper Dorns Mane Kearney Maud Kennedy Stephen A Kolezarnk jr Nxck Kutsmeda Fay Romalne Lambert Bernice M Landls Rayford C Landls Lloyd Wllbert Lane M1ldred Lrchvar Betty Alxce Lohr Ivan L Lohr Edward D Matuslco Gertrude Irene McClemens Maman Fmdley McQuade Andy A Mlhelcxc Herbert Franc1s Moore Mary Rose Moore Dorothy Ellen Naugle Evelyn Mane Naugle Alyce Nosel Jlllld Noyotny Xyonne A Nussrallah joseph P Pollock Nncly Prlblsh NIlCllOl.1S N Rlzaly lOl M1chael Roman Marlan lone Sebrmg Mary Segedy Evelyn Seger Anthony D Sesack Charles Franklm Shaw Mary A Srcko Mlchael Skero Dorothy Ann Spangler George Stefamv Margaret E SIOSICR George Svenda SXlV1a Taub Mlchael Tllltsky Andevy S Tr1melon1 Stephen S Udvarx Irene Varro Wrlma Jeanne Whlte Electa Wltlted Myrtle Lorralne Wlllla Damel Wfxlson joseph Wolonosky Joseph A Zahorchale Lloyd E Znmmerman ITIS Nellre Elxzabeth Zlmme rs enme Zorman Allce B Yvylcle 4? I I, . I - D .J y . 7 ,. .,.,. , I ' . A 4 I y ' I . Y A A 7 A . 4 7 A a I U U . I V 1 1 A a ' v ' . , . . V I 7 - ' ' . ' Victoria Sprock Y Y . ' Y ' I I D I ' . A . v ' I V ' ' A 11 4 Y . 'l . ' Y. . D A v ' , I D . , A I A A I 1 I 41 ay I , ' 7 A I A ' . v , . ', , , , . ' . y- A A - ' 1, . . I , A 41 A '47 ,Y 4 ' I 1 4' .4 L A A A 1 A ' . -A ' I 'The .Shadlonta Ankeny Ban CORINNE ANKLNY Home Ecmmmlz Pet Peel er Cooking, and publ1c speakrnt, Hobby Hlkmg, Corrnne yyas the quletest g.,1rl rn the room and studlous too She y as fond of musrc and made most of the neat dresses she yyore Any color pleased her rf rt yyere blue She met most oceasxons yy 1th untrmed blushes ANNA BANDJAK Academia Pe! Peezes P O D and sewmg Hobby Collecting, match covers Anna vyent to classes vyrth a lrght heart and her lessons prepared Danced at noon attended a lot of movres and cooked hearty meals for the famnly She and Cornnne were among the htst to arrrve at school each mornnng BIARTINI BANYAS Indmzrfal Arr. Pet Peezex Shanksvrlle grrls Hobby Flshrng and huntnng Barney felt yustnhed nn takmg a period or so a day for dreamrng He alyyays had tnme to talk to the gurls Barney and hrs gang yyere popular and frequently made the class tremble yyrth laughs He rode around rn a shapely and colorful Nash dyaly Bany as JANTET BERKEBILE Home Erwmmzcr Pet Peeze Engllsh Hobby-Collecting., Jeflerson nxckles Janet IS the lone ranger of the senror class to have long curls They add to her cuteness She IS petnte qulet and a neat dresser Sevyed many of her ovyn dresses She sang rn the Chorr and Grrls Chorus ANNA BICONISH Home Ecofzomzm composmons argue Hobbg Collectlng, musl A tall and drmpled belle yyrth a sunny red complexron A close frrend of Seg Argued frequently IH bookkeeprng class She IS a member of the Grrls Chorus and Chorr Seldom mrssed an Important dance Alyyays vrore neat dresses JOHN BEL1EsKI I mlumml Am Pet Peeze P O D Hobby Hunting, john entered Shade at the begmnmg of the year Smce then he has obtamed many frlends Nonchalant look very angelrc but 15 rather talkatrve He proved to be an exceptronally good hool-:ey player Found P O D an excellent trme to do hrs gabbrng JAY BITTNER ACdd67llIC Pet Peeze Drrvlng Fords Hobby Muslc jay yyas a fiddler rn the orchestra a bass rn Boys Chorus an advertlsrng manager on the Shadonran staff and a member of Latrn Club He had a Dodge yyhreh yyould make Barney s Nash honk ll Berkebrle 9: Bnconrsh Belxeskn A Bittner 1? 39 , ' -af X' V g , - I ly ff ,ll 1' ' Q v U A, y Y , Y .dl gr . X ' ,, Y M 'dll' l Pe! Peez'er-Writing book reports and ' ' , Z f V' , ' f. A f y- V . Q -1? ll -'fha .shacfonlan Crutthhtl l B Jl7Ulll'lSlCl Ct rbato Cook I Bodnnsky Bowman Boycr ALEX BoBuLrNsKr I ndumm! Am Pal Pee: e1-Oral readmg keepnng qunet Hobby Movies hunting Alex IS blonde and handsome Has a Hercules physxque and blue mxschrevous eyes He IS a good dancer a regular movre goer and a sports enthuslast Played foot ball on the varsrty for two years Took the part of Va1l Porter ln the Senlor class P HY HLLEN BODINSKY Academic Pei Peeze Baknng Hobby-Collectmg feature artrcles Helen was editor of the Shadarroxy busmess manager of the Shacloman and vuas actrve nn the Att and Latm clubs She spent spare trme dancmg readmg skatmg and llstenmg to classrcal musrc Busy 15 the word to descrrbe her LLOYD BOWMAN! Agmulmre Pei Peezer Studymg Chevs Hobby Drxvmg the V S An actrve member of the F F A Served as Vnce Presrdent of the local chapter He IS Interested nn Boys Chorus and Chorr Tenor ln the nevsly organized quartet Goes nn for all sports Says he snmply hates the grrls but Dame Rumor has rt different DOROTHY BOYER Home Economzcr Pet Pceze Dull people Hobby-Collecting reclpes Dot has a pleasmg personalrty plus a good publnc speakxng voxce An clhuent typlst Worked laborxously for the Shad arrou Her good Home llc grades may soon prove very useful Wore a dramond on her thxrd finger Always hrst to set the styles for Shade Fcms ll9l EDITH CERBARO Home ECOIIONIICI Pet Peezrr-Green dresses qunetness Hobby-Collectlng recrpcs seyxmg ltnrt tmg Edrth possesses attractlve dark harr and brown eyes Rather talkatxve but verv friendly Excelled rn publxc speakmg Very capable Lxeutenant of Gnrls Patrol Lnterary Edltot of Shadoman Partrclpated rn the Semor class play STANLEY COOK C ommef cial Pei Peeze Gettxng up early Hobby Drrvmg hrs Oldsmob1le Stan found rt appropnate to get to school every day at least Eve m1nutes late Had a good chance of vsorkmg has larynx when rn the company of Wlndy A sports fan lrkes em all He played left guard on football team and served as Vrce Presndent of the Commercnal Club VIRGINIA CRUTCHFIELD H0016 Ec Per Peezer Dull people long P O D classes Hobby--Collects photographs of frrends Vrrgmna ns one of the fevx people who enjoyed vsrrtmg composntxons She rs a soprano nn the Choxr and Gnrls Chorus member of the Commercnal Photo Club and chnef stencxl runner offer Has blondxsh hanr mnrthful green eyes Pals vnth Berme Always made perfect rn spellmg tests 'fha .Shadloma -H I 1 Dubosh Fettcrs Flack G arhart Joe DoBosH Afademze Pet Peezer Musxc srlence Hobbj Jltter bugglng joe ns never around that one doesnt hnd If out real soon Hrs actnvlty In school centered mostly In football boxrng and takrng the other srde In arguments Hrs strongest weakness seemed to be that of gettmg out of study hall some nav or another When Rertz No needs a new mayor lets all Vote For Dobosh EILEEN FETTERS Genera! Pei Peezer Brngo cabbage sxssres Hobby Playmg the piano Ham hkes sports not only from the spectators stand pornt, but also as a partrcr pant Attended all school partnes Was a cheer leader durmg her yunnor and semor years Enjoyed a good joke Always helped to get Maud out of trouble Oh yeah MARGARET FLACK Home Economzcr Pet Peezer Lxstenrng to speeches lo e prctures Hobby-Collects souvemrs Marge IS a true frxend ot the Old West She plays a gurtar snngs and xodels Often wears satnn cowboy shnrts Her rosy complexxon hrd her numerous blushes Frrendly Rrght hand man for Mr Hostet ler Found a certarn fellow classmate very allurrng HELEN GEARI-IART Home Economzcr Pet Peezer Symphomc mus1c concerted people Hobby Letter xxrntrng Helen was usually as qulet as a mouse and as busy as a bee An ever farthful Chorr member and A l patrol grrl Ham burgs colas dancmg and mus1c heads her list of favorrtes Amrable Has an abun dance of frrends A good lrstener and fellow co operator VIRGINIA GINTER Home Economics Pet Peezfer DlShW3ShlHg vyalkmg Hobby-Collectlng poems Vrrgrnra was a four year member of the Glrls Chorus Also partncxpated In Art Club and Commercral Club actrvrtres R served and conservatrve she accumulated many assoclates Always spoke wrth a soft sweet vorce Her most attractrve feature IS her dxmples GENEVIEVE GLOVIAK Commema! Pet Peezer Publrc speakrng speed tests Hobby-Collectrng snapshots Genevneve 15 one of the tallest semor gurls and has very unusual eyes they are speckled She IS a neat dresser and although she drdnt dance durrng noon hours at Shade she certamly takes an actrve part In dance halls WINIFRED GRAY Academe Pe! Peeze Housevuork Hobby Eatrng prneapple pre Wlnnle was on our Shadarrovu staff ln the Senror class play she was the talent scout She always managed to get to the basketball and football games yuth Beam Chemxstry class was her favorite t1me to converse vylth Yvonne The way she gaye hnstory speeches kept the class an ake 13 P Grntcr Glovxak Gray Gre rthouse Haddow Hawry laly Hen lerson 'The Sbacllonlan Hrllegas LOIS GREATHOL SE Home ECOIIONIIEJ Pet Peczer Sopranos art yyork Hobby-Colleetrng recrpes Our short brunette representrng Wrlbur Lots worked endlessly ty prng for the Shad arrow An actrye supporter of the Com mercral Club Took two years of Home Ilconomres and lrked rt Tells us she would lrke to become a secretary but we thrnly cuprd has caught up yyrth her fCan you explarn that dramond Lors J JAMES HADDOW Indurzmzl Am Pei Peezfer P O D Chemrstry Hobby Dancrng jrm s senror year was a busy one Hrs trme went to vrsrtrng the stores of thrs area wrth requests for ads for both Shadonran and Shadarrow and actrng as football mana get He drdnt lrke P O D but lrkes playrng hookey and havrng a good trme JOSEPH HAWRYLAK lndmmal Am Hobby Polka sports Although Jo jo was not seen on the foot ball freld thrs year he ran for many a touchdown rn hrs hrst three years at Shade An rnyury kept hrm from playrng durrng hrs senror year He was a favorrte among the gals and a chauffeur for R M S He rs always jolly and full of fun DORIS HEINDILRSON Home Ecmmmzry Pet Petter Speedtests ezyamrnatrons Hobby-Colleetrng., photos Dorrs yyho answers to the name of Hen derson most frequently found musrt her best lrlyed subpeet A tarthful soprano of the Grrls Chorus and Chorr She rs qurte the berries when rt comes to dancrnr., and atrnr, A good e elrst C n pl ay me prano but kept rt .1 setret K Hrtchew Hunehrr ALFRED HILLEGAS Genera! Pe! Petter Grrls Hubby Sports Al ran around wrth Barney He spent three seasons on the grrdrron frghtrng, for Shade Out of sehool he was known for hrs boxrng abrlrtyf Besrdes football and boxrng., he was fond of takrng long trrps attending the movres and drrvrng hrs brothers auto LOIS HITCHEW Home Economzcr Pe1Peezer Cowboy musrc pests Hobby-Colleetrng snapshots Loure Smrles or Pooehre eall her anyone of the three and Lors wrll answer Lors rs very fond of skatrng and dancrng She always attended the football games and the entertarnments rn the audrtorrum She was never all hers she shared rt HI Lhlx HLNCHAR Home ISCUIIOIIIICJ Pe! Petter Cowboy musre front seats Hobby-Colleetrng, photographs Drmrnurtrye wrth dark brown harr and sparltlrnr., brown eyes Drsplayed her eapabrlrty at the ty pew rrter by her extellent w orl-. for the Shadarrow and the Shadonran XVrtty and humorous Wrrn honorable mentron lor her essay rn her lunror year R rther talltatrye but her ehum mu be prrt or the eause G . .. rv 'r -' 2-N ,, 4, tt' '43 1' M 1 11 ' 1. V ' , 1 -.Ai 4 Q ' f , Y V ' , .. r y ' ' A y ' y ' .. C . l . . . r K f. . ' . . Y V . ' . . , ' - , l . r . 7 ' . , . 1 . . ., l . . I , S 'I T Y I ' , - y . Y. A V I ' . u 4 H u - pn u - nr H . . V . Y . . ' - -, . , Pet Peezfer-Frosted ears was constantly smiling but the pleasure 1 '- , ' - . .V -1 1 V , . V . V. 7 . U rf f - ' K : - v w - . ' ga r, 4,-1 ' . ' ' A- . V Y 1 ' Y V . v . . ' . , - ' K, - . V V ' . I- . . sk' ' j. K' y' ' . ka ay' l ' a ' ' 4 1' Ly' ' 1 ' Q ' . . r rrj 'The Shadlonlo. johns f johnson Kanulk harp r TWILA JOHNS Acudc IIIIC Pet Peezef Wlnclbcr Plymouths Hobby Tmrlrng a baton Twee the blonde blue eyed lass who came to us from Westmcmnt Helped lead Shades cheering fans Never mrssed a game basketball or football Was very fond of dancing and partxes Was treasurcr of the class ln her junior and senior years Belonged to Gnrls Chorus Shadarrow staff Photo Club and Glrls Basketball Team Lois JOHNSON Amdemfc Pet Peeter Eggs fllrts dancxng Hobby Readmg Lots belonged to Gxrls Chorus for four years was a reporter on the Shadarrovx humor edltor on the Shadoman belonged to the make up department of the Sun shane Twnns She was looked up to by frnends when book report trme came for she always managed to read two or three books a vseek METRO KANUIK Generaf Pet Peezer Glrls Hobby H1k1ng argulng He relxshed his courses ln mathematxcs chemlstry and physrcs but the grrls de pressed h1m where they were he vuasnt so he sald He also was the only knoxxn Ant1Shadarrow Scandal Columnnst Sat urdays and Sundays were grand trmes for hrm to tramp the woods for nuts chnppnes or just for curxosrty s sake FRANK KARPER Illdlljffldj Art: Pet Peezer Flashy tlcs Hobby Learnmg new dance steps hflany students at Shade dont know that shy Frankre rs a jrtrerbug to the n th de gree Shy No Franks only shy mth strangers but when wrth friends he has them xn gales of laughter for Franks very comxcal when one learns to know hlm DORIS KEARNEY Home Economics Pet Peeze You Are My Sunshxne Hobby Swrng Dorxs ns super super when rt comes to sxngmg Possessor of a beautrful soprano voxce whrch she dxsplayed excellently Took three years of Home Economrcs One of the sweetest and kmdest gxrls Has an en vrous reputauon for chrcness Portrayed Mother ID Sunshlne Twrns MAUD KENNEDY Academzc Pet Peever Sauerkraut and snobs Hobby Readlng Good old Ireland must have glven up one of 1ts prized possessxons when Maud came to Amerxca She had a passxon for teasmg anyone who could take xt Of her four years of Hxgh School she enjoyed her jumor most She belonged to Glrls Chorus three years and to Chonr when she was a jumor STEVE KOLEZARIK Agfltllllllfe Pet Peezex Braggers modern jazz Hobby Playmg banjo fiddle and gultar A very bashful and quiet student who always more a natural blush Loyal ln hrs Boys Chorus and F F A membershrp Drd exceptlonally vnell ln art Rather en joyed dnvmg hrs jallopy from dem dar hrlls kept hls musxcal talent a secret IIS Kearney Kennedy lxolczarnk 'The .Shadlontan -9 lxutsmcda Lana I ichy ar li Lohr Lambcrt B. Landis R. Landis NICK KUTSMEDA Indzmrml Arn Pet Peezer-Coming to school Model T s Hobby Shop Nick kept his hair slick as a vthistle Remained quiet until an occasion came up and then nbbered in mth the rest He and Rayford were hardly of a size-Nick being several feet shorter but they shared yokes and wise cracks If school was a trial or trrbulation his smiles showed no signs of FAY LAMBERT Home Economzcr Pet Peevex All examinations dull parties Hobby Driving her dads Buick Her cheetfulness has made her a favorite among all her classmates Well dressed Her natural waves are the envy of all the girls Sang in the Girls Chorus and Choir three years Spent a great deal of her time in the mimeograph room BERNICE LANDIS Com memal Pet Peerer-Stuck up boys girls ditto Hobby-Eating Bernie resorted her activities mostly to dancing and movies. Music hamburgers and colas to go with them. Always gay and free going. Joined the Choir the sec- ond semester and enjoyed it. Found it her exclusive right to play 'hockey very very often. RAYFORD LANDIS Induizrial Arty Pet Peez'e-Walking to school Hobby-Roller skating Slim had a way of looking down tn everyone that he met. lt may haye been his 15 inches of height that made him do t. He possessed a cheerful personality and room in his car for anyone going his way. ln the evenings he worked at Sny'der's service station. l16l LLOX D LANE Commercial Per Peeze: Parties getting up to go to school Hobby-Collecting stamps and post marks and yoke reading Lloyds chief duty was cutting stencils and running them off Seldom seen vuthout his prized chuckle Drove an excursion of boys to and from school in his Chev Dis liked debates in P O D but found himself in many arguments Champion girl pesterer NIILDRED LICHVAR Academic Pet PeezeJ Hill Billy songs Hobby Singing movies Milly wore colorful ribbons and gave her English a fair treatment at all times Gave history speeches with the utmost ability. Danced at noon. Liked parties and night life. Played the part of a French maid in Through the Keyhole. Belonged to Latin Club Art Club and Girls Chorus three years. BETTY LOHR Commercial Pe! Peez'e.f-Heebie-jeebies Hobby-Making friends Betty busses in from Wilbur. She pos- sesses pretty blonde hair and a sweet nature. An enthusiastic member of the Photo Club and Typing Club. Enjoys night life. Shines in bookkeeping. Helped to keep the gang of Dinkey and jo going. 'The Shadlorua Matuska NILCI mtns McQuadc IVAN Loim Amit mfc Pet Pcczer Class rccitations Hobby Hunting and fishing Ivan was class president during his sophomore year and Editor in Chief of thc Shadoman during his senior year Bclongcd to Choir and Chorus He was .1 capable and willing worker Few things stood in his way except perhaps a doorway or so He read continuously at any book he got his hands on EDWARD MA'rUsKo I ndmrrml Am Pet Peezer Book reports unexpected quizzes Hobby Photography oil painting A giggling friendly' but rather bashful chap Does oil painting with a masterful hand Won Art Club Contests for his work Excelled in photography Served as Photo Editor of Shadoman Assistant stage manager to Steve Runs next to Chubby in annoying the opposite sex GERTRUDE NICCLENIENS C ommcrcm! Pet Peerei-Enemies Hobby-Taking snapshots Gertrude was a friendly classmate with fx jolly disposition at all times. She was an advocate of noon-time dancing liked typ- ing enthusiastic member of Art Club. Also participated in Photo Club activities. Got a kick out of teasing the boys. Us this true, Gertie?J MARIAN MCQUADE Cmumcrci il Pct Pcezcr Gosslpers debatcs Hobby Dancing Marian was tall and slender and movcd in a graceful manner Did her sharc to make the world a better place by keeping her corner brightened Was Alumni Editor of the Shadarrow secretary of the senior class in 40 and 41 a member of the Typ ing., Club and Latin Club Was an early arriver a dependable and efficient worker ANDY MIHELCIC lndmmal Am Pez PeeLe5 Study hall Hobby Hunting and fishing huh Andy showed himself to be most terested in shop Most of his time was spent there He was one of the more quiet members of the class so far as school is concerned His outside activities are not so well known to us but we suspect that he s pretty regular where his own gang is assembled HERBERT MooRE Academic Pet Peezer Drawing Hobby Sports Herbie was our class president during his unior and Senior year He was very active in football and basketball Belonged to Latin Club Boys Chorus and was Sports Editor of the Shadonian. Despite his many activities he still found time to box and dance. He was also the father of The Sunshine Twins. MARY INIOORE Academic Pet Peever-Turnips Hobby'-Bike riding Mary always went about her work with great determination. But all the lrish do. Whizzed her way through the hall especially when working as Circulation Manager of the Shadarrow. Active member of Art Club. Can translate Latin like nobody's business. And her apple pies are yummy-they make mouth's water, l17l Mih lcic H Moore M. Moore S, CI'l1.t: Shacfdnlan , Q D Nauglc Nussrallah Pollock Prlbrsh E Naugle Nosel Ixoxotny DOROTHY NAUGLE Home Ecoziomzrt Pet Peezer All boys Hobby Letter vsrrtmg Dot mas an attractive fun loung farmer ette Her black wavy han' vnas the envy of all grrls lndustrrous worker of the Art Club and member of Photo Club Enyoyed translatmg her Latm Her pet phrase vtas Prove rt Had fun at barn partres EVELYN NAUGLE Home Economzcv Pet Peeoer Readrng books Hobby Hlklng Evelyn always had a pleasant smrle for everyone Lrked to play volleyball and tennns Drlrgent worker rn all her classes Active member of Gxrls Chorus for four years Rather bashful but overcame xt sometrmes Really lxkes farm vsork fHoyx about ll Eva J ALICE NosEL Com mercml PelPee1fe.f Sewrng dancrng Hobby Bakmg Sweet Alrce has a smrle for everyone Her black harr dxsplayed many corffures her own creatrons Alrce seems to belreye that The way to a mans heart rs through hrs stomach for she 15 very good rn the krtchen JULIA NovoTNY Home Economzrr Pet Peezex-Grouches strarght harr cro chetmg Hobby Learnrng new dance steps julra the jrtterbug amused herself and others mth her dancmg Shows .lulra any xntrrcate step and vtatch her master rt especially the Boomps a Darsy julla was alvsays the center of attractron becausc she always had a new yoke to tell U8 X VONINE NUSSRALLAH Academic Pc! Peezer P O D sloppy dressers gettlng up for school Hobby Drawxng Pwee more clothes luke a model Was a vuzard at tellmg jokes Wrth a few dabs and strokes of her brush on the canvas she made colors blend mto pleasrng hues I 39 and 40 she sang alto rn the Choir Belonged to the Art Club Made good use of her drrvers llcense by drrvmg the famrly Burck to and from school JOE PoLLocK Commercml Pet Peezer Englrsh gurls Hobby-Collectrng sports clrppmgs joe usually hadnt much to say to the class but he found t1me and words for a lass from the other sectron He frequently vxarmed the chaxr besrde the radxo and the cloth on the seat beneath the steermg wheel of hrs Dad s Chrysler He swam and attended the football and baseball games NICK PRlB1sH Indmzfml Am Pet Peers Baseball Hubby Skatrng Dora a star of the gndrron who played quarter back on the team Made a hand some snght for hrs harr was alvtays groomed and clothes always pressed Chest up shoulders back arms dovsn he was OH where to another class Nrclcs Hello Boy was a welcome expressron vyhrch promptly rdcntmed hum 'The .Shadlomct 'VS Rizak Roman Sebring Segedy NICK RIZAK Indmzmzl Am Pei Peever Bucking snow drifts Hobby Dancing mechanics Nick is one of the ambitious boys from Bunker Hill When the bus didnt get through Nick sometimes got out the family chariot and came through with a bang His escapades in and around Berlin are all his own secret with the exception perhaps o Lanky Nick hopes to go to school and take up auto mechanics Hes sort of an amateur expert at that right nov MIKE ROMAN I ndurtna! Am Pet Peever Detention hall Hobby Reading Mike was one person who managed to get a snooze in daily Sometimes in study hall with a book in front of him giving the impression that he was reading and sometimes nodding and rocking his seat in English class But he was good natured and didnt mind being teased about it He came to us from Ferndale where he played a fine game of basketball MARIAN SEBRING Comrzzercmf Pet Peever-Cutting newspaper stencils Hobby'-Dancing movies etc. Marian is one of those girls who can be depended upon when it comes to work in the classroom. Her activity doesn't stop there for she was also one of the most popular girls when it came to dancing. Even the best could look at her with a certain amount of envy. She was one of the mainstays on the newspaper staff and very active in art club work. MARY SEGEDY Cammemal Pet Peezer Noisy nuisances Hobby Writing N Y A Mary was one of the quiet girls in the class but we can t say she wasnt energetic Her worl-' in English was outstanding Her essay won first honors in the local contest She was also an art enthusiast as vsas shown by her oils water colors etc that were dis played at different times in the art room EVELYN SEGER Home Economzcs Pet Peevef Several Cno favoritesj Hobby-Collecting pictures of famous people In music Evelyn is tops Was considered one of the best altos Member of the Choir and Girls Chorus for three years Would like to gain distinction as an or ganist Has a yen for arguing Prefers her gentlemen friends tall and broad shouldered fNot bad Seg not badj ANTHONY SEsAcK Indmmal Am Pet Peezfer Blacksmithing non blushers Hobby Making airplane models Anthonys lone activity was football which he displayed excellently on the field Likes hunting and fishing which may be the reason for frequent absences Never got to school before nine oclock Maybe you were too bashful eh Unte CHARLES SHAW Commercial Pe! Peerer-Going to school Hobby'-Attending stage shows Charles is certainly true to his adopted name Chief.' In hookey playing and traveling he reached the highest degree. Participated in Choir and Boys Chorus three years. In typing he was prime. Was ready to help his pal run off stencils any hour of the day. l19l Seger Sesack Shaw qhe Srllacllonian iw Srtko Srcfanrv Smgrck Sumia Skt ro Spangler Sprock MARY SICKO Home ECOIIOIIIILJ Pet Peere Housevsork Hobby Hrkrng Mary harled from Gahagan and vuhen lf seemed necessary she thumbed walked or ran to get to Chorr rehearsals She vsas presrdent of the Chorr and belonged to Grrls Chorus for four years She was full of hearty laughs and excess energy much of Whrch she worked off ID Grrls Basket a MIKE SKERO Indzmfrzal Am Pet Peener-Onrons and concerted people Hobby Reaclrng Mrke was frrendly and talkatrve and al ways ready for a good argument Was efficrent as Publrcatron Manager of Shad arrow and Crrculatron Manager of the Shadonran He turned out to be nothrng more than a bag of vsrnd IH The Sunshrne Twrns He lrked physrcs and chemrstry Few newspapers and magazmes mrssed hrs Scand Pet Peezfe Srttrng In the house Hobby Sports A versatrle ball of vrtalrty who could adapt herself to frequent changes She attended dances football and basketball games mth unlrmrted errthusrasm Latrn Club and Art Club recerved her support She was one of the Edrtors of the Shad arrow VICTORIA SPROCK Amdemrc Pet Peer er Prg feet jelly yrtterbuggrng Hobby Talkrng Vrcky short svxeet cheerful and for grvrng Managed to qurckly get to the place where an argument was berng rollcd over or managed to turn one up herself She drsplayed her love of musrc by srng Ing, second soprano In Grrls Chorus ln Englrsh class she helped Lorrarne entertarn Danny 'Dol GEORGE STEFANIV Gmual Pet Peezes Buckwheat cakes Hobby Woodvxorkrng George vras one of the quret members of the class We guarantee thrs quret In srde of school but not outsrde as we hear that he rs a lrve vrrre In hrs own gang Beefy harls from Central Crty vxhere most of hrs Interests lre Hrs Interest In the opposrte sex seemed a mrrrus quantrty but we wonder Trme may nnd hrm lrke hrs brother In the coast guard servrce of Uncle Sam MARGARET STOSICK Home Economzcr Pe! Peever Wrrtrng essays studyrng In the lrbrary Hobby Brqcle rrdrng A lrttle over five feet of wrm wrgor and musrc Sang In Chorr for two years Mayorette of junror Legron Drum Corp Also drsplayed excellent typrng achreve ments and ran OH many a stencrl Attended most of the good movres at Central Crty GEORGE SVENDA Academic Pet Peezes Phxsrcs Hobby Brcsclrrrg Readrng Justrfrcatron came to Strrngcy xx hen ever mathematrcal work vsas on hand Was the math Ixrzzard of the class Skr Hr vuhen rt comes to spellrng Also an A1 humorous tomposrtron xxrrtcr One of the neat dressers When weather pcrmrtted he rode from Boom Tovsn on hrs brcycle it f-5' sw , ,- , , - , IT A ' Ii r A y , Y I . A A A A ' b rr. y , I , . ' ' U, ' Y. . 1 H U . , . . 1 . I T Y DOROTHY ANN SPANGLER Academic Wifalifv- Efliovsd dancing and all IYPSS Of 3 .- - ,ri Y h ' I, ' 11 'i yy ' y l- 'Tha .Shadlonia a Trl SYLVIA TAUB Academzc Pet Pcezer Gossip hand me dovsns de bates Hobby Collectmg odd facts Studrous descrlbed Sylvna and bemg so brought her results She was a reporter on the Shadarrow and a member of Latm Club and Art Club Readlng and vuorklng Cross Word Puzzles she crowded 1nto spare moments left between studres After school she l1ked to go roller skatmg and brcyclmg MIKE TILITSKY I ndurmal Am Pe! Peezer Talkatlve glrls Hobby Takmg prctures Ttllre the Irttle fellow wrth the large xmpressxve vonce and a thxck mass of curly brown hair Popular yes with both fel lows and grrls Was Basketball manager and went to all the games enthusrastrcally for more than one reason Lxked gorng on yoyrndes and takmg huntmg trnps ANDY TRIMELONI Academic Pet Peezes P O D stralght harr Hobby Blke rldxng Easy come easy go For hlm the sky seemed never gray He made lxfe out of school fun by playmg the drums rn Charlle Xocks orchestra or rrdmg hrs brcycle Chemrstry and Physncs were mterestmg and much less bormg than P O D He lrked to tease When he became a senxor he added hrs abllrty to Shades orchestra rtsky Trnmclonl STEVE UDVARI Indurmal Am Pet Peeze Qurttmg school Hobby Palntlng Captaxn Red and Pmkey all three are Steves alrases Capram for hrs superlor art1st1c abrllty Served as Art Edrtor of Shadarrow and Shadoman Red for hrs mop of red harr Pmkey for hrs utterly pmk complexlon especrally when he was ln a predlcament In addltlon he served as stage manager and was a tenor rn the Cholr Boys Chorus and Quartet IRENE VARRO C ommercml Pet Peeve Semor year Hobby Dancmg Irene surpassed all others rn makmg dull classes rather amusing Englrsh was her favorrte Played the rmmemorable role of Snow White CShades verslon of the rm mortal storyh rn her Freshman year Found that Latrn wasnt so easy She possesses one of the prettrest heads of harr JEANNE WHITE Commerml Pet Peezer All operas Hobby Motoring jeame wlth the Lxght Brown Halt Came to Shade rn her sophomore year Now seldom seen wnthout a certam someone Wore a wrde vanety of pretty clothes Was Reportmg Edrtor of Shad arrow and Secretary of Photo Club Slcat mg and rrdmg f1lled her lersure hours ELECTA WHITED Academe Pet Peever Domg thrngs rn a hurry Hobby Poetry Electa took a great fancy to dramatrcs lxterature and the fme arts Good musrc and chemxstry have always appealed to her durmg her hrgh school career The gurls chorus the A Capella Cholr and the Latm Club have all found Electa cheerful l2l Udvarn Varro Whxtc Whxted at 'JF' I Q T ub .. 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I A I v . ,I . , , - l y . 1 I Tiif-fha .Shacllontan W Illrams Wrlson Ui Wolonosky Zahorc h Ik rv- Irmmcrmrn 7rmmcrs Lorman fwrck LORRAINL VUILLIANIS Acadc N116 Pct Parte: Cranks Candred apples Cow boy songs Hubby Readrnr, Lorrarnc was actrye rn many extra currrc ular actrvrtrcs throughout hcr four years Shc not only played the flutc rn the orches tra but also played character roles rn three school plays ln her senror year she was assocrate edrtor of the Shadarrow In case you drdnt suspect rt thrs gal came through wrth many a trmely wrsecrack that always hrt the head on the narl DANIEL WILSON Indzfrmal Am Pet Peerer Punctualrtyf studymg Hobby Restrng rce cream parlor Whos that comrng IH the door If t happened to be someone late for school the correct answcr was Danny Danny warted untrl hrs senror year to come through rn football and then made qurte a name for hrmself Used hrs spare trme for Crty One of the most consrsrent rnhabr tants of the shop JOE XWOLONOSKY Iudumml Am Pet Peezer Artrfrcral make up on women Hobby Reaclrng hrstory books 1WowJ Thrs mrldlookrng boy wasnt exactly mrlcl by any means Hrs actrvrtres were wrde and varred Lrsted among them were Boys Chorus Football Plays and terror rzrng Rertz No 4 Yosh was lust one of those fellows one couldnt help wantrng for a frrend ln hrgh school he shred away from the fems but we predrct some day he wrll hrt hrs strrde Then watch hrs smoke JOE ZAHORCHAK Comme tual Pet Petter Monotonous classes Hobby Sprrng fever Srlcncc was jocs rn eyery class except shorthand And there oh my the argurng Spoke, wrth a rathcr hrgh xorce and was cvcry oncs frrcnd Was IH Commcrcral Club Whcn World Hrstorx class got too dull hc oftcn chrppcd rn wrth somc un usual and funny sound to pep thrngs up a 7 l7'7 LLOYD ZIMMERMAN Cmlmleumf Pet Pu: c Comrng, to school regular Hobby Drryrng Zrm rs scldom sccn wrthout Jeanne He was Class Prcsrdcnt hrs Frcshman ycar He partrcrpated Issembly plays hrs freshman and sophomorc Icars Trcasurer of Typrng Club thrs ycar lnyoys romprng wrth hrs pct cat Tarzan Onc of cw boys IH scnror class who dances lThen only wrth canne J NELLIE ZIMMERS Genoa! Pe! Peeze Lunch hour Hobby Movres Nellre was one of Shades outstandrnir, Jrtterbug artrsts and enjoyed dancrng at all trmes Her habrt of reflectrng lrght from her mrrror to the ccrlrng often had the teacher wonderrng who the practrcal yokcr was but hc found out Ncllre was an ac trve member of the Photo Club where she subjects was concentrated rn the Commer cral and Home Economrcs departments JENNIE ZORMAN Home ECOIIOIIIICJ' Pe: Peeze Keeprng quret Hobby Dancrng jennre danced and danced She and julra were a grand team at rt jrtterbug grng swrng or just good old waltzrng Actron started IH her corner the mrnute the bell rang She was a maker of qurck de crsrons and helpful ones Drd her work In a very neat handwrrtrng, Took good care of her clothrng ALICE ZWILK Hmm EKUIIOUIILQ Per Peercf Math boys Hobby-Collectrng, poems C1urtar playrng Allre IS tall blonde and has a com plexron wrth a prnk blush for all Worr. specs Many of her actryrtrcs ccntcred rn the church rn her homc communrty xcry proud of hcr prn for rcgular attcnd ance In Sunday School Was xcry trlcntcd IH art ls an cwrccllent cook whrch accounts hcr wcll ca ncd As Ill Homc lco nomrcs . 4- -as 'ff' v - A 1 V I 1, A . 1-,' 9 In 3 I ?.- . . 4 Ja ' i r V I V 1 ln? 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'Y 1' ,1 14, 11-4, -Fi, BW V 3 S 3 fe IAQ- 0.3 Q-5-4 ,fe V165 Q 5 G 3,9 IJ: A A be SJQ 1,1 I 3 3 Ffh:-: .Shadloman 7 HAT KIDS Cormnc Anknnx Ellzabath Alu jcnnm Zorman X lrgxnxa Glntu Ium Hall Halen Hunchar llncm Whxred Mabd Boxx Snr Pua, H xxx rxlak Irena Varro Charlus Shaw Lorramg Wlllxanms Dorls Kcarnu Steve. Udvarl Jura Johns Gcmvmwc Glovlak Margaret and Anna Banjak Twula johns Hulun Haxxrslak Nick Rlzak Fax Lambnrt Ivan Lohr Dorls Hnnduson J.1mLs Haddoxx B111 Haddon B111 Sgbrlng Dmld XX xlson ,. 7. .I . 4 Maud Kennedy L4 Q-fha Shadlonla Esau Co nteat lf The contestants for the best essay thrs year consisted of members from the enttre senior class After all had written essays on the toprc selected by the county oflice there were three who were considered as entrants for the first place in the local high school These three fmalrsts were Helen Bodensky Dorothy Ann Spangler and Mary Segedy After final touches were added to the essays the one wrrtten by Mary Segedy was selected as the one best suited to represent our school mn the county contest WHAT SOMERSET COUNTY HAS TO OFFER by MARY SEGEDY Snuggled among the Somerset County hrlls rs the little com munrty of New Baltimore At its summit rs a monastery of the Carmelrte order 107 years old at rts foot the brand new Pennsylvania Turnpike It is the old blended wrth the new That rt seems to me symbolrzes Somerset County Thrown open to settlement rn 1764 Somerset County has a hrstory as old as the thirteen colonies themselves At least one of 1ts towns Berltn strll quamt and old fashioned was founded before the Revolutionary War George Washmgton crossed the county many times and Braddocks rll starred expedition passed within its southern boundaries In early days the two rm portant roads Braddocks Trail and the Forbes Road crossed rt linking the East with Pittsburgh The Somerset County settlers joined with those of the counties to the west to give the new federal government xts first internal trouble rn the Whtskey Rebellion Long before the white man came the Indian had been here the Algonquin and the lroquols and at numerous places in th county his cemeterres and villages long for gotten have been drscovered So rt is that Somerset County has much to offer to the hrstorran That ts the old But it rs wrth the new the present that our trtle has to do Today Somerset County has much to contribute to the greatness of our Commonwealth and of our Natron Som erset County rs called the Roof Garden of Pennsylvama That means two things one that nt 15 a garden and two that rt is the top of the state Frosty Sons of Thunder as Somerset Countams have been dubbed since Civil War days point with pride to the fact that not only Mt Davis Pennsylvamas highest pomt but also 10 County One of them is Bald Knob the highest pomt on the Lmcoln Highway east of the Mrssrssrppt Rrver As the highest county in the state Somerset enloys cool comfortable summers and bracing a1r and has become an attractive place for hay fever sufferers Of course the high altitude rn the winter brrngs plenty of snow But this ns an asset too for enterprrsrng winter sports lovers now mamtarn two rmportant winter resorts near Meyers dale-Deer Valley and Meadow Mountarn which are each year becoming more and more famous At these resorts one wrll find all sorts of skr trails and toboggan slides Cold weather too puts a tang in hunting the wild game that abounds rn Somersets mountains Annually thousands of sports men scour the wooded hrllsrdes in search of rabbrts squirrels turkeys and deer Cold weather lrkewlse adds to the fur value of the muskrat racoon mmk and fox whrch Somerset Countarns supply to the national market Fresh mountam streams that tumble down the mountam sides are well stocked with fish Trout and bass are the pnze catches Though hours may pass before a fisherman lands that big one there rs good likelihood that he will land tt for big ones abound Fish hatcherres located at Ogletown and Bakersvrlle help to perpetuate the Joys of Somersets fishing Thawrng snows and cold snaps together produce maple sap And maple syrup has made Somerset County famous Look on the label of the next can of maple syrup you buy the chances are great that rt rs labeled either Somerset County or Vermont since Somerset County stands close to Vermont rn maple syrup production As the snow gives place to the leaves and the flowers xt is easy to understand why the county ts called a garden Take a drrve through any of the rural sections and you will see farmers planting acres and acres of potatoes oats and truck crops When harvest time comes those fields will have yielded enough to put the county second from the top tn the production of potatoes and oats Those same farmers are poultry men and cattle rarsers Each L25 year they market thousands of dollars worth of eggs butter milk chickens and beef Some of them also rarse sheep So xt 15 evtdent that Somerset County offers wonderful opportunities to the farmer and great quantities of farm produce to the consumer One might say that to produce so much from its farms ts enough to make a county xmportant But that rs not all Som erset County draws an even larger part of her income from beneath the surface-from her bituminous coal mines Mrnrng coal rs Somerset Countys most important lndustry Commum tres such as Wmdber Central Cnty, Boswell Hooversvtlle and Holsopple depend for their existence largely on their coal mines All rn all the mines give employment to over 12000 men All rmportant grades of brtumtnous coal are mined Much of rt rs shipped to other parts of the country or the world to be used rn furnaces steamshrps and locomotives Not nearly all the coal tn the county has been mined though operations have been going on rn full force since the turn of the century for years to come Somerset County will continue to furnish coal to the world and work to her own miners Buried resources other than coal-sandstone and limestone and fireclay-are found and mined wrthtn the countys limits Though Somerset County cannot be considered a manufactur mg center there rs some manufacturing carried on The trend ts toward more factories At Meyersdale there rs a shxrt fac tory at Somerset and Meyersdale, cannmg factories where corn and tomatoes especially are canned At least four towns boast rce cream factories and furnrsh the farmer a market for milk and berrres Berlin has a cigar factory Wrndber has honmg Dam Pennsylvamas largest arttfictal body of water provides power to operate the huge steel mrlls rn Johnstown, lust across the county lme Traversmg Somerset County are three main highways the Lrncoln the National and the Pennsylvania Turnpike pre vxously referred to In the southern part the Baltimore and Ohro and the Western Maryland Railroads cross Because of this the county receives many vrsrtors none of whom fail to notice the natural beauty of the countryside If a better view is desired than is obtainable from the road any one of four fire towers can be mounted Lookrng out mto the horizon where earth meets the sky grves one a feeling of man meetxng God Each year vxsrtors are beckoned to thls county by the gentle old finger of mother nature The countys picturesque land scape warts to be reproduced on canvas by the artxsts brush The woods he open to be tnvaded by hot crty feet Lovely flowers and shnrbs awart rn stlent modesty the flattering atten tion of the passer by Birds greet tramprng vacattoners wrth a cascade of songs Streams murmur secrets over the tracks of prehrstorrc animals found on therr bottoms At last Somerset yorns that most colorful parade of the Appalachrans that march of red gold purple and brown from New Hampshire to Alabama which nature stages every autumn Somersets super abundance of mountains and maple trees results rn a more hrghly decoratrve effect than her sister counties of the state can boast of and draws an tncreasmg number of spectators from every part of the Nation These then constitute what Somerset County has to offer a rrch hrstorrcal background a scenic recreation and vacation land productive farms and mines and factories No doubt a visitor would notrce too well paved roads up-to date schools and a high standard of l1v1ng all of which we Who live here have come to take for granted Visitors perhaps see only the surface beauty that cloaks Som erset County There rs a deeper, more subtle beauty whrch only those of us living here can see For in pride and patriotism of our county we see beauty rn our hrstorrcal background mdustrres and our nexghbors friendship . 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E ' - . 5 - U D . 4 . . , V 1 ' - T ' a I-fha tsltadloman Cllaaa Illlltllll We the class of 1941 in order that no preceding class will prove as eminent as ours do estab lish non co operation insure more broken desks provide more torn books promote a campaign against our unworthy successors do institute and fix firmly into the umntellectual faculties that remain in Shade our last vull and testament ARTICLE I Section I To Mr Williams we leave the relief that our grumbling voices will no more be heard Section II To Mr Swartzwelder we leave our Chem rstry I Q on one square inch of paper Section III To Mr Wepsic we leave our mathematics answers to be scrrmmaged into right answers Section IV To Mr Hostetler me leave Kolor Bak to remove traces of a new shade of hair acquired while worrying about our Somerset trip Section V To Miss Brubaker we leave new stones to be told in her classes Section VI To Mr Cable we relinquish our apple cores mashed raisins molded peaches etc etc etc Section VII To Mr Spangler we bestow an extra good pair of glasses to pick out the over abundance of fake book reports Section VIII To Mr Stahl we leave better whistlers for the sixth and seventh periods Confidenttally they were El Strnko Section IX To Mr Meyers we leave the memory of a senior retreat the seventh period Tuesday Excuse- gabbmg Section X To Miss Miller we leave loads of gits pists and aglns 1n neon lights May they remind her of the Sunshme Twms Section XI To Mr Border we leave the memory of Sunshme? Section XII To Mr Macalka we leave the unforget able October 16th our glorious victory over Windber Section XIII To Mr Shaffer we leave those detested hours in detention hall Section XIV To Miss Lehman the future no good typists May they never surpass our immortals Section XV To Mr Powell vse leave all the insects snakes and worms to be d1sected in future Biology Classes Section XVI To Miss Andes vse leave anyone who may have courage enough to surpass our artistic talent Section XVII To Miss Tully we leave the memory of the good seamstresses that she created in her short time here Section XVIII To Miss Zerbe we leave the smart alecks who think they excel our excellent cooking Section XIX To Miss McCoIly we leave an extra large music room alias shower room Section XX To Miss Maurer we leave the fortune to get as good NYA worker as she had this year Section XXI To Mr Danko vue leave a dictionary of words to keep the conversation going You have done excellent so far Section XXII To Mr Onachilla we leave the memory of our one and only boxmg champ Al Hillegas Section XXIII To Mr Kipp we leave more Tommv Harmons to make easier the task of assistant coach Section XXIV To Mr Oaks we leave the memory Section XXV To Mr Baldwin we leave a smile for Tuesdays ARTICLE II Section I To the Junior Class we leave our outstand ing trait of not being easily flattered Section II To the Sophomore Class we leave the memory of Pie ala Mode Section III To the Freshman Class we leave our friendliness courtesy and the rest of our numerous out standing characteristics Sectton IV To the eighth graders we leave the hope that in four years you will reach the ultra smartness of our class Section V To the seventh graders we leave our seats which are much too large but happy day anyway ARTICLE III I Corinne Ankeny bestow my petiteness to John Gray I Anna Banjak leave my ever faithful fountam pen to frequent borrowers I Martm Banyas bestow my ability to hold on to glamour girls to my less unfortunate brothers I janet Berkebtle leave my outstanding scholastic ability to Pete Gaydos I Anna Biconish leave my knowledge of outside af fairs to Emma Mahler I john Btelski leave my day dreaming to anyone at I Jay Brttner leave my Old Faithful fliddlej to Josephine Wagner I Alex Bobulnnski leave my handsome map to anyone who cherishes to have looks I Helen Bodensky leave my wrmkles of worry to next years Shadarrovy Editor I Lloyd Bowman leave my ability to ditch the VS to Phil Lambert a future driver I Dorothy Boyer leave my diamond to Mary Cathe r1ne Patterson I Edith Cerbarro relinquish my talkativeness to another talkative person namely June Hall at I V1rg1n1a Crutchfield leave my mirthful green eyes to my sis Mabel I Stanley Cook leave my three Shirley Temple curls to Ches I Joe Dobosh leave part of my swung to prospective yirterbuggers I Eileen Fetters leave my skirts and sweater to any one who vull dicker for them I Margaret Flack leave Shade content that I have my beau I Helen Gearhatt deposit my AAA badge in my desk drawer never to be worn agam I Virginia Ginter leave my larynx to a Freshman May more voice be produced from it I Genevieve Glovlak leave about a foot of my height to Betty Sipe I Wrnifred Gray leave some of my svueetness to the junior girls I Lois Greathouse leave the school of commerce to anyone who wants it as I am ready to try something else I james Haddow mg a Scotchman vull not leave a thing begorrah I Joseph J Hawrylak leave my mistake 1n not taking . O . , . . Y D D . ' I I . f . T : . . I . r : . Y , . . . - - y Y 1 . - . t . . , - - 1 1 7 . . . .I T r Y Y . T . ' r . . - - h V 1 I I A 1 1 '1 -1 - - U 1' l h . , - . , . n 1 ' 1 ' . one very swell music class. Remember, You Are My of quite an amusing study hall in our sophomore year. , . - . 1 . . Y H , . . , . , . . , .l l - Y .I . . 1 . Y l ' , - ' - - I. ,. ' , . Y ' . Q . a A . .. , , Y .,. 1 . I . - 1 1 I ' I I I ' . . ' . , Y 1 1 I ' . . all. , , Y ' 1 Y, . D ' U ' . . l , . , V ' . , . , . . Q . I - t 1 V 1 I Y Y ' . Q - . yr . 1 .1 V , - . ' 1 - , , Y l v , Y I Y Y ' . , , r . . 1 I 1 I '1 ' - l I . Y Y ' Y ' I 1 I l .. 1l mathematlcs to some poor frosh who some day hopes to go to college May he see my error before rt rs too late I Dons Henderson leave my niche 1n the library to my closest of km Charlotte Ann Rertz I Alfred Hrllegas leave some of my athletrc qualtnes to the underclassmen but all my kxller drller trarts Im takrng vuth me Ill shovy em I Helen Hunchar leave my stencrls to Anna Sokol I Tyula Johns leave my gracefulness to Jetta I Lols Johnson leave my empty chevung gum vyrapf pers to Pete Y erona I Metro Kanurk leave my cr1t1c1sm alone I Frank Karper leave my porcupme hatrcut to Charles Huha I Dons Kearney leave my votce to Paul Fleegle I Maud Kennedy leave my Irrshness to another daughter of old Ertn namely Ann Moore I Steve Kolezarrk leave my very numerous blushes to another blusher Alex Ltchvar I Nnck Kutsmeda leave my extreme traxt of bemg quret to Make Dollar 1 Fay Lambert leave my fur coat to any lover of furs I Bermce Landrs leave a few of my boy frxends to Mabel Crutchfield I Rayford Landrs leave my Ford to Mr Powell I Lloyd Lane leave my typrng for future typrsts to admrre I Mlldred Ltchvar leave my ribbons to Maurlce Tremel I Ivan Lohr leave my apple cores for the fa ulty to clean up I Edward Matusko leave my frtendllness to some of the underclassmen They need xt I Gertrude McClemens leave my regular attendance to Pete Verona May your father become truant offlcer someday I Marran McQuade leave my dazzlmg eyes for fems to use on the men folks I Andy Mehechtc leave the words l drdnt speak to Shades champxon talker I Herbert Moore leave my oratorrcal voxce to an other forceful speaker Mary Tvardztk I Mary Moore relmquxsh my pert befreckled nose to Ralph Bolgar I Dorothy Naugle leave my freckles to Albert Phllltps I Evelyn Naugle leave my well cared conffure to any one worthy of nt I Altce Nosel leave my let black halt to Edna Lmg I Julra Novotny leave a few of my dancrng steps to Edward Callahan I Yvonne Nussrallah leave at least half of my ward robe to be drstnbuted among my brunette srsters l Joe Pollock leave my reserved seat at football games to Alnce Cassndy I Nrck Prrbrsh leave my Clark Gable moustache to George Russm I Nrck Rrzak leave my well grown beard to anyone who cares to shave oftener 'The .Shacllonta I Mrke Roman leave my sleeplshness to John Yurkow I Marran Sebrmg leave my delrcate manner to anyone who cares to be femmrne I Evelyn Seger leave my posttton rn chotr to an up and coming srnger Jean Ankeney I Mary Segedy leave my posmon as rrght hand man to Mr Spangler to anyone who enjoys hard work I Anthony Sesack leave my rtght on trme attendance to late sleepers I Charles Shavs leave my escapes from detentron hall to hookey players who have had less luck I Mary Srcko leave my exqursrte cheerfulness to dull classes I Mrchael Skero leave my commumstnc speeches to Wrlbur Gearhart I Dorothy Ann Spangler fthe llttle grrl who vrasnt thereb leave the smrles from my yumor year as they were mostly among the mrssmg durrng my semor ycar I Vnctorra Sprock wrll hrbernate to the mountams leavtng behind me a trail of dust I George Stefamv leave the faculty the memory of my sophomore year I Margaret Stostck leave my excellent smgmg vorce to my slster Mary I George Svenda leave the cleanmg of the athletic equrpment to some other ambrttous soul rn search of the managershrp I Sylvia Taub leave the mvlgoratmg walk down the rallroad tracks to some other A student who wants to I Mtchael Trlrtsky leave my cuteness etc to Ralph Weyant I Andy Trtmelom hopmg someone else I Steve Udvarl leave my Pow Wow cartoons to those whom I have offended by them I Irene Varro leave more of my romantxc questrons to be asked 1n Lattn Classes So Long Toots I Jeanne Whrte leave the long road to the school house open to another commuter that Prrmser boy I Electa Whrted leave a bundle of actrvmes to be more evenly drstrxbuted next year I Lorrame Williams am all rn a drther l dont want to leave anythmg that I mnght need rn Hollywood Good bye Varl I Dan Wrlson am rn a hurry to go so I leave only a famt trarl of dust to oncommg generanons I Joe Wolonosky leave to all of the lambs nn Shade the power that once belonged to Leo I Joe Zahorchak leave my frequent arguments rn shorthand class for Mrss Lehman to unsctamble I Lloyd Ztmmerman leave my neat alvsays pressed trousers ro some one who IS not careless Careful or you may cut yourself I Nellre Zrmmers leave a vacant spot rn the heart of a noon trme pal Margaret Seymour I Jennie Zorman leave all the old dance steps to the freshmen lm off to gam new laurels I Alrce Zwrck leave my golden srlence to my brother He can make good use of rt leave the portals wrth a Boom wrll boom boom rn On the twenty first day of March Nrneteen Hundred Forty one the above named testators of the Class of 1941 subscrrbed the foregorng Instrument rn the presence of erghty flve puptls who werent there and at that trme declared thts to be therr last wtll and testament and at thexr be quest and rn therr presence fthey strll werent there remember! have attached out srgnatures or attestmg vutnesses to the sard mstrument SUPERMAN rsean FELIX THE CAT fPavxl AMOS Q SNOOT fSealJ JOEY LOUIS 1Seall 77 . D - Y I Y I I I I I I I I I I I I I I f - I I I . . . . Y I 7 I I I 7 l l I I 'I , I ' I A 1 s A ' I Y I I - I - . I vI v I I 1 ' , , - Y y , , , V . y 1 1 , , , A I D 1 . 1 . . I I I . I . .I I Y I! ' ' v I I I r v I , . , , ' . I I ' 7 I I I . . . . . . I . - I ' '. . ' . .I . I . I ' I I I I . I . , I . I . . . v y I v D 1 .. , . . U ' , , - - ,I , I l . , , , . . y . . ' , . y . . . I, Betty Lohr, grant my angelic ways to James Leighty. tramp, tramp, tramp. Y I C I I I ' I . . I , . - un rv Y I I I- I l I 1 y , ., .. f ,, ' Y v . . 1 1 . ' 1 ' . . , , ' . I . I . I . . . I I . I . . I , ' . I . . . . I . , 'I I ' I ' I . I' Y I Y D I 'I V Y U I U I I I . I I I I I I I I I I. I I I I ' I I I I I ' ' f ' I I I I I 1 ' ' I . A I I -I I I . . .A i . I I Y I I Y I I I Y 1 I I I A I ' I . . . i . I . I . 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I. I. I, 1. I. 1. V. . . Y. E . Chief Shawl Zirnmie Zimmerman Ed ..., 'tl ' .ffffffffff E ' f ' ' D 4 .. Jo. U' ' ' 4 , ' Q . .Liv r . ll ,. . , 'A ., ..., ,.. V ' ' . E f' 'gy Tmy Anke ney Chubby Whlted hIted 'Nos THOMAS JEFFERSON 1749 1826 We are all Repubhcans we are all Federallsts If there be any among us who would vush to d1ssolve thns unlon or to change ltS Republlcan form let them stand undnsturbed as monuments of the safety vuth vnhxch error of opmxon may be tolerated where reason IS left tree to combat rt Thomas Jeb'errm1 1 l, 1 1. . . , . 1 Y' ' 1 1 V. Y. . . 'gn x 'Tha Slmacloman off! C Casmere A lommk lxan Ankenex frank Barhusehak Rose Bama lean Baxlor C raee Be ker Alex Betlols Dorothx Belt! Antomette Brelskr Iohn Breomsh Sophre Bohulmskr Bemamrn Botlzrak Thomas Burke Edward Callahan Florenee Carmom Allee Cassltly Margaret Coleman Agnes Chrcatger Chester Cook jaek Eastep joan Fetters Paul Fleeble Pete Gay dos Josephrne Gov aty john Gray Charles C1urg.,et june Hall Duey Hayelu Helen Homan Rose Horxxarh LU llU7'L LASS ROLL lohn Hoskins Dorothx Huston letta lohns X1ar3.,aret lxux lla lames hnpp Nlrehael lxxtfar Piulrne lxranehalk lohn lxrnonak Robert lxuelaslk Pete Lanelrs Phrlrp Lambert lohn Larson Ltlna Lrng., Iohn Low Caroline Maenone lmma Mahler Lyelra Martrnellr Nlary Materna Helen Mele Cllaaa CLA55 ROLL Xlarmrct Xlnhelue C LurL,L Nioslalx Lenunue Xiuro Margaret Nap Thelml lN1uL,lc. Alun Pal mas Mary K Paterson Albert Phxllnps Anllrux Plasay Helen Plavlxo Michael Pukach Helen Raytnk Steve Rrsko 'xinldred Rxrz Mary Roman john Sadlon josephnne Sady Frank Schmucker Wlllnam Sebrmg Mary Sememk Clmsumphnr berrno Nlar arcr bumour Eumne bharlcr Sherman Shaffer lrllrh Shayx Thomas Shearon Berry Slmullmk Bury Srpe ohn bohncskl Ann bolvol Chester Srme Mary Elta Thomas Steye Toma Sophle Turzol-. Pete Verona Ellzabeth Vrda Louls X xdmar Andy Volchlco Lee Wagner Evelyn Was ovrch Xvlllldm Werhrenhnser George. Wnllx john X urkovy Pauline Zay an Ernest Zllch Charles Zyynclx Harry bambol Phllrp Lambert Donald Weaver I l33 'The Shadlonla 7 2 .1 'N N 9: X QJ. E E' f' wp 3 A ' .H A ll I I. ' 4 - 3 I ll Q. Av.A . 'AJ V' ,A,,.,A ,. Al LX' 1 E V nz 43 , A , '- I , A X Ufl 3 8 1. , . n E - 1 X' rw 'lxx E. ll Y. I lx r 'V 1, Y -sz - f? U 5 . , ,. , V 'A 9 V L Q .f Y V v C ' ,, 4, ,Q 4 l , ' Q INV ?-e 4 ,wr f ' lx y' 4 9 Q' G J ., 'f . K lp , Y X, ' x . KA WX A 1 , 'fi 'I '12 l 1' 'XV l 'l' 'The .Shadlonian PLATE ll John Ixolezarlk Varo Cebarro lohn Danlxo Walter Mahler Claude Zxmmerman F1r.r1 Rm: Jenme Naret Delores Thompson Genevieve Slock lulna Soho lxathrsn Sefthnlt Helen Vrtllsthalt Barbara Llthxar Nlary Haulu lane Snpe Nlars Mxlaxec CLASS ROLL Plill I Vera Zugrovleh Mary E Frgmnck Betty Buchanan Helen Mohnasky Mary C Fleegle Margaret Furaho Mary Tvardznlt Nanny Lctoslq Niary Mancrnno CLASS ROLL Margaret Banjalt Loursa Roman Semnd Ron Helen Telmamlx Bertha Tnlntsky Sophnc Dmntrunhlna Clautlxa Damorc Olg.,a Salamanthalt Helen Zaxat Helen lxenr Jack Wagner Cecxl Smnth Cloyd Hershberger Samuel Wellule Danlel Balya Aldo Cebarro Harold Mangacs john Youhas Steve Marcy Kll Catherlne Wagner Helen Moxlm Ruth Nautgle Dons Chapman Emma Maldoxan Tbml Run 71 Howard Decker John lxushner Michael Fxgmnlt Prank Navalancy Maurice Huston Charles Seger Michael Fvanllt Merle Frazler john Dorult Roy Gearhart john Havrrxlalt Mxchael Dollar C eorge Russzn Wallace Woods Anna Evanchnlt Amomette Rxtz Helen Shearon Alice Zalar Dorothy Staslto Marian Wotlllt Mlchael Ontlnth Nllchael Yasltola Ninhael lxravthalt I , . , . ' ' , . . 3 , ' ' -Pl. Il - I Agnes Hunter Mabel Crutthlieltl Betty. Kraylik , . , ' ', ,i, 'f ' ' A j f 'f I , ' Y A . . 7 . R I A ' ' ' ' ' if-fl 5009 l lO YYICJTLE PLATI 1 Claws Cflfta .Shadlonla PLATI lll Wlllram johnson John Domogala Frank Sesack Wrlbur Gearhart Joseph Wagner Wlllram Semenlk Veryl Baldvun Daniel Devan Dean Brttner Flrrt R011 Ethel Zvuck Loulse Johnson Anna L MtQuade CLASS ROLL PLATI Ill Naoml Stufft Amella Phrllrps Josephrne Wagner Ollre Snyder Joanne Lohr Ann Moore Sara C Bowser Sara Stokes Mary Stosrck Catherxne Cherep Wllda Raymond Julia juba Charlotte Rextz Lourse Ott Genevreve Lou Ann Zapatoslq Hrlda Hrllegas Ella Mae Bowman Sfmnd Rm' Helen Hrntosh Helen Strozx nslu Mary Burelll Ann Tomko Eva Olsen Anthony Posa Alex Llchvar joseph Lenzck Wxllram Haddoxx Emily Lohr Reynald Trnmelom Charles Kolrskl Edward Kntzer Marran Hall Marpone Lambert Janet Wagner Betty Tvardzrk Gertrude Naumann Frances Trlmelonl Helen Smolen Herbert Cook George Hunthar George Bloom Jean Zgetts Mabel Bovsser Donald Lohr Warren Lohr Samuel Rnzzo Pete Stefamv Third R014 Edward Mnkula Mxthael Trebonyalx Albert Verhovec lv PLATE IV Elmer ShaHer Cecrl Shaffer Edward Kudasrk Stanley Sczelazek John Sankovrch Melvln Marlcovltz Charles Huha Ernest Nagy Phllrp Pongrac John Skero Paul Wasrl Leonard Martm Blame Muller Ralph Polgar John Lucas Martm Yelovxch George Danko CLASS ROLL-PLA'I'li IV f 5 l l 'The Slfzacfonlan PLA'I I I nacle PLATF ll Roy Huston Stanlex um Rolwert Shatfer beoree frazler Rat Sehmu leer Raxmonel Dah CI.ASb ROLL Pl XII I Ithel Farleash Tresa Degorx Agnes Beelnar Olga Bleonlsh Bettx Weelwtenlllser NI.ire,.1ret Iqetzlux Xian Ontlneh C .irmle Clmex Stelli Lensle AIIYLIFLI X llxlfl lohn Nauele freel Huston Domthx C reed Helen Ferenee Xernti A lnmnlele C enex 1 Iohr Lens Ceilwle ern l em ew DUN Wrllxam Cassnlw Demnel Fetters C lmrles Levmtlmxslu Delmont Wluteel I'r.1nlC Prlmser Bxron bproele lILll useph NI 1 A , Q , I I, 1.3. Q, .Q I ' ,' I' Q' - 'xv .V Fltz Q' V la V' Cl-ale I. hr -I 1 I urges f ' . ' f Cll :tml l. mn CLASS ROLL-PI XII ll I I ' 'ja ' ' A Cllatf. .A .ml 'lr t I j. ' 'a' hllipj 5' 'I ' 2 ' 'Q gl, . K' . I - ' I K 'T l Lelmunl Hxllegis Alun Xlinges btue Xlbulumzslex Cfeuree Smrxlen Cualxln Beltz lcweph lxm Ile Chester leetts Helen Tumi le.1n SLIIIIU Helen Ponerat line Lmx liner C earhlrt Sxlxla P 1 s Mllelreel Brine Paullne Proleo Helen Petroex Ilene I-Ixntoih C mee Shetlloele I w6 tlu lehm Ninn l'XltIIIlfSlxl Helen Hmrxlrle Ixathrxn NIJSCCIIIL C olelre Hnlsupple lrntla Roman bophne Nlele Alxee XV1lllx1e Anni Pl.ulCu lmephnne X 1rx.1r1 FIC C euree Cruel Ntexe Xantus lxenneth Dxlx Plnlllp Furmw Xileluel Xlarleu Itlxnml INdSPI'kllx Cfeuree B.1l'lWl1SCl'lJl'x Samuel I'urmsu C len Huston Daxrel Ruelx vfhe Shacllonia Cvllnz-1 PLATI lll CLASS ROLL rin, RUN Elma LdnLllS Kathrxn lxalmer Kathrxn Hanrxlalx Magatlalene Nestranslxr Margaret Bestwna Julna Harrx Genevleve Petrosln Geralrlxne Vfaswutlr Etlwartl Zubelx john Wrlk bteve lxuhelt james Le1g.,htx Frank Lntlto jean Brubaker Yemmll R114 joseph lxclr Leo Tomko Ralph Weyant Sara McClemcns Sxlvxa Neuman C,LAbb Niartha Ratlnlxrfe Niargaret Loxx Marx Naret X eronxea Beathex 'Margaret Cnrega Rose Kanurlt Celra Berltehrle Sxlxna Manerxno Vrrgrnna Lohr Bettx Robb T J ROLL lv XI Sara M Bollerhu Mlthael Chmager Damel Domog,ala Charles Rnzalx Ifc Razz Pnte Danish Charles Beal Paul G3faIllJSllx Xl George NOXXdLls1 Ernest Barta Duane Greathousc Niarlan Bower Margaret Fetzlxo Hazel Zahorthalx Annabelle Zrmmerman Xlarx Brelslu btexe Letthllx Leo Wojcrlx PL ATF joseph Matcrna Bualtlx Roush john Doolex ohn lxautlu Antlrux lxoznoslu Amlrux hiauger lohn lxrol Mrthael Berczonslxy Xiiillfllf. Tremel Stue Pass1erb btanlex Pxtle Danlel lxerr lohn X amnh Gux Wexant lohn btrolxa Rox XY eaxer Pete Telmamlt Edsxartl Wallace Raxmond Chrappellr joseph Nowak l . . IX L -Pl. I III Y . 'I . 1 gl' ,l , V J ,V , , , ,' , K . I, f : ' ' jane Lloyd Anna Delasko Frank Sobieski L - ' U -PI. 1, IV ' , 1 . , . '.' 'll ' , r ' V L ' Av- A r ' D K 'f .V V. , A Y 4, . V. ,A , in ' ' f7Q lil.-. 1 cTll8 .Slnaclonlan PLATE I I fs nadle PLATE II Walter Jerz john Muha Joseph Mrlavec Llevsellyn Kenno Joseph Nagy Joseph Sandusky Rxchard Chlappellr Nrck Kanunk Mrchael Srrongosky George Sapulrch George Vxdxschak Vnncent Palanes Edvard Sadlon Sylvan Ankeney Mrchael Buhala Steye Havrxlla CLASS ROLL Irene Enoch Irene Hoyeckr Irene Salomsh Helen Romus Verdene Harmon Leona Bracken Elrzabeth Maldovan Catherrne Kuzupas Anna Kutzmeda Rose Bodnar CLASS ROLL Helen Hancharlk Genevxeve Grearhouse Nellre Smxth julra Yarra Berry Nagy Beatrrce Pxlacky Elrzabeth Zoldey Mary Berezonskr Ann Pruss Lucrlle Mrller Helen Melnrk 8 PLATL I josephme Naugle Catherme Keller Susanna Horwath Catherme Salamanchak Elrzabeth Kozlosky Helen Crrssey Alberta Handwerk PLATL II George Bxszlck Helen Vrsmsky Kathenne Dresnock Julia Moxnm Alrce Baltzer Mrchael Adams Chester Wallace -6 Robert Hoppert Mrchael Turmck John Vengen Joseph Trecate Freeman Zrmmerman Paul Orr Herman Delrcchno Edward Satkovrch john Zoldey Frank Pollock Floyd McCl1ntock Paul Hilshanski I ' - Martin Ciemansky Clarence Koliski I3 l Etqht -1 clhe .Shadonia -1 PLATI lll CLASS ROLL P xr! Ill FMU Rm, Edward Tolxtsl-cy Edvs ard Sebrlng Mary Daly Sophne Senuta illilespiignko Theodore Romanchalt 5' Rrchard Lambert Mary Trebonyalc Joseph Beachy Robert Krltzer Ray johnson joseph Rendar Joseph F1llo john Stxne Rrchard Klpp Andrew Kotzar john Mohnasky Wxllxam Zugrovrch Sefond Rau Nxck Marko Robert Ward josephme Barton Mary 1 Wagner Stella Sobek Elnzabeth Potts john Homlth Frank Sturek Tbml Rou CLASS ROLL Catherme Yurkow Kathryn Frazier Ann Russxn Charlotte Kolrskn Josephme Slock Rena Weaver julna Nosel Margaret Pollock Mlldred Homan Vanda johnson v9 Wrlllam Pakstls Steve Evano Pun V Anna Pakstls Elnzabeth Patromtk Mxldred Foltm Arlene Wagner Margaret Kranthalk Wanda Cable Louxse Swanson Rose Evanchlk Paulme Wasnl l - 1. 1 Michael Lutsic U '5 , N: Raymond Labuda - 1. 1 I T l PLATE IV Joseph Kalamsh Raymond Koznk Mnchael Kalamsh George Svxartzvselder Mnchael Chupelc Walter Kot James Wxlhamson Charles Kolrslu George Becker Mrchael Legarslu Fred Mele john Slock Peter Fedorka 'Tha Shaclcruan jenme Barbuschak Madelrne Crutchneld Susanne Bodnar Ftelda Day Helen Letosky Stella jerz Helen Kanuxk Grace Fyock Olga Zugrovlch Qnaclle Etqht CLASS ROLL PLATL V Alvnn Lambert Frank Salyan Charles Hook George Trmulak Denton Shaffer Theodore Grohosky Anna Foltrn Mildred Kavxckn Charles Wagner Vernon Buchanan jay Hoppert FIRUCIS Latavxsh Andrew Yankanlsh John Greathouse Wllllam Hoyeckr George Kalmer Wxlllam Hamer Steve Trosky M0 Ruhy Mills Betty Rosa Eugene Ginter l nadle l -'fha .Slmdlonia EUEYL PLATI I CLASS ROLL Fm, Rm, Robert Satkovrch james Rnce Fred Wagner Carl Larson Frank Maldovan Mnchael Dmltruchrna Paul Varvarlnec Davld Rolt Newton Fyock Frank Koval Pete Mrshko jackson Shaffer Frank Roman Robert Cassady Steve Roch Peter Hunchar Glenn Mxller Delbert Bloom Russell Fetters John Bldnar Second Rau Margaret Moroschak Evelyn Shaffer Laura Nowackr Frances Tassone Tb Mary Turnrck Frances Yuko Frances Stokes Erma Frazrer Mary Ryasko CLASS ROLL Matrlda Donogala Irene Syko Mary Pollock jean Shaffer Vrolet Boyer Lots Burkholder Cecelra Berkebxle Hazel Huston Olga Damore .lean Ankeney Gladys Larson Helen Harry 41 - . - l jfd Rau-: K Michael Patoski l PMN I .lune Stahl Helen Skrbo Kathleen Zimmerman Betty Kavrckr Leona Leaso k Joseph Tassone james Posa john Navalaney joseph Mrckes Steve Druhalowskr Pr an II Frank Loner Helen Nestranskr Charlotte Marsh june Klpp Arlene Buchanan Colleen Sebrrng Elrzabeth Stosxck Ellen Moore George Yanrsh PLATE Alice Youhas jack Woods Helen Turko Paul Lxtko Thelma Rrce Danrel Keller Joseph Romus Mlchael Kostlck john Evanchesky john Senuta Frank Colplnr Andy Stroka john Bahorxck joe Labuda Frank Grohosky jack Lehman George Dooley John Slmomch Steve Seger Charles Russrn PLATE IV 'The Shacllonlane CLASS ROLL fin! R011 Serond Rou jane Shaffer James Mxller Paul Juba john Wolonosky Dewey Gurney Harry Frye Wrllram Degory Teddy Mascenrc Steve Clcmansky Mrchael Huzsek John Burkett Robert Buchanan Jack Handvyork Ronald Zrmmerman Ralph Chrappellr Lours Vrsrnsky Mnchael Roznosky Nrck Courtock Paul Bestvrna Sophle Passrerb Margaret R Chrsmar Helen Kamrnsky Sophie Pytel Helen Hook Margaret Ward Marian Shelko Bertha Farkash Evelyn Cherep Mary Denaster Berry Srpe Dorothy Daly Patrncla Labuda Julra Elko Ruth Bracken Helen Strongosky Ruth Bowman Lourse Kraylnk Veromca Chnsmar Rosemary Celmar Pun Ill Evelyn CaSSldy Adelxne Nedrovy Marran Mrller Mary Turmck Vrrglnla Prato Tbfrd Rou l-47 Robert Butler Stanley Czarmevssky Frank Denaster Samuel Kamuk Llndbergh Boyer Susan Elko Anna Bayconrsh X erna Buy dos Dorothy jugrevrch Mary Goga Rxchard Phrllxps Nnck Roman Telford Hagans Ellen Snyder Joseph Trozok Betty Custer Mrchael Haggedas Stanley Zelensky Wrllram Romus Havel Huston john Hook joseph Naug,le James Wall George Chefchntk john Yuhasrc Robert Damore Harold Morris Earl Hershberger Harry Carmony CLASS ROLL-Pl.a'l'r. IV . . .R I , Q ' , -l QTLCLCQE, 580671 PLATI lll X - X XVOODROW W ILS 1 lf 2 A porarg. tonquest to conquer tht world by earnmg ns cstttm IS a permanent conquest Il nofmzz ll 11.1111 l I X ' ' JON ISV- I X To conquer with arms is to make only a tem' , V - . V , , ' , ' V n - U 1 lf 'fha .glmacllontan I 'lx xX X lx m Lohr Ildrth Ctrbarro Eltcta Whrttrl Mlcnatl Skuo Andy Trxmtlom Htltn Bodmsky 33' QW, 4. 4. ,, Lols lohnson Elward Matusko 1 en ketters Herbert Moore Steve Udvari YVOIIHC' NuSSfall21h Lloyd Lane Muian Sebring, Helen Hunchar l44il lu Bxrtn r hmm Hrldmx Q-flme Sltaclloman THE STAFF Ed'l!01 In Chief Ivan Lobr Lllemry Edllorx Edlth Ctrbarro Electa Whrtcd Adverlzxzng Mamzgerr Jay Burner james Haddovs Czrcfzlatzmi zllamzgeu Mlchtltl Skrro Andx Trrmtlonl Bnumerr Mmzagei Helen Bodlnslq I-Ilzm01 Editor Lols Johnson Photo Edztorr Edward Matusko Exlttn Fttttrs Sporlr Edztor Htrbtrt Moore Ar! Edztorr Steve Udvari Yvonne Nussrallah TJ'pi.r1.r Lloyd Lane Marian Sebring, Hclcn Hunchar Adriror R. M. Su artzwcldcr .Slmacllannow Edztorr zn Chief Marran Sebrmg Helen Boclrnskx Doroths Ann Spangler Afyoczate Edztor Lorrarne Wrllrams Buxmeu Manager james I-Iacldow Auzrtafzt Burzrzerr Manager Edward Callahan Alumm Editor Marran McQuade Czrculatzorz Manager Mary Moore Art Edzlorf Steve Udvarx Naomr Stufft Sporty Editor Twxla johns Reportzrzg Edzlorr Jeanne Whlte Ed1th Cerbarro Publzzatzorz Marzagcrf Mxchacl Skero Andrew Palsax Edrth Shaw Typntx Helen Hunchar Loxs Greathouse Dorothx Box er Facnfty Ad: 1101 Mr Spangler Reporterl jean Zgetts Wxnnxtred Graw Eva Olsen Vera Zugrovrch Yvonne Nussrallah Bettw Buchanan Gertrude M Clemens Mlke Kravchok Nilldred Llchvar Mary Segedy Dorothw Huston Maman Hall Erleen Fetters Lols johnson Joan 1-etters Jetta Johns Sylvra Taub Jean Baylor Evelsn Wascouch Helen Gearhart Betty Lohr June Hall 'Tha Slmacllonia 45 Feature Editor v I 1 E I , v. A . . L , l l 'The Shctdlontan GZILOQUCZLQ OFFICERS Prerzdent John Sankovxch Vice Preszdenl Ann Moore Secretary Dorothy Beltz Trearurer Wllbur Gearhart Club Reporler Sam Rlzzo The Bxology Club sponsored by Mr Powell was organized early mn the school year The club met br monthly and programs arranged by student commxttees were gnven Among the program act1v1t1es were mrcro proyectlon study lantern slrdes movres club debates questron and spellrng contests b1olog1cal plays current magazme reports and 1nd1v1dual project work The trxp to Plttsburgh an annual club event was taken Monday May nmeteenth The places vxslted were Carnegle Museum Phrpps Conservatory Hlghland Park Zoologxcal Gar dens and Hernze Company plant A roller skatmg party was held along wtth the Ty pmg Club and the Shadarrow Staff on Aprnl twenty enghth Fzrrt rou John Kolezarrk George Bloom John Domogala Daniel Devan Sam Rizzo Edward Mlkula Donald Lohr Walter Mahler Veryl Baldwm Varo Cerbarro Dean Bnttner Herbert Cook Ernest Nagy John Dorsxck Abrenteer Mlldred Rxtz Paulme Zayac Thelma Naugle Second rou Stanley Szelazek Hnlda Hlllegas Mary Stosxck lla M Bowman Vera Zugrovrch Mary Manenno Lots Hrtechew julra Juba Charlotte Rertz Naomx Stufft Ann Moore Margaret Furcho Ollxe Snyder Genevieve Lovt Ann I. MeQuade Steve Matey N1ck Rnzak john Lucas MEMBERSHIP I46 Tbzrd rou Fourlb rou Mr Powell Mnchael Harry Damel Balya Edward Krxtzer Edward Kudasxk Wnlda Rayman Betty Tvar zz Frances Trrmelonr Alxce Palanes Mary Ellen Flgmlfk janet Wagner Margaret Mxhelcxc Louxse Ott jean Zgetts Ann Zapatosk Eva Olsen Sara C Bowser Lydla Marmellx Mary Materna Michael Tnlrtsky Frank Sesack Cecil Shaffer lohn Sankovxeh john Low Donald Weaver Niaryone Lambert Maman Hall Catherme Cherep Helen Smolen Anna Tomko Rose Horwath Gertrude Nauman Helen Homan Josephine Gowaty Margaret Kawala Mabel Bowser Betty Buchanan Dorothy Beltz Martm Yelovlch Harry Sambol s 0 l' 1 A1 Y' 1 4 1 . ' 1 ' . r 1 y .. - . ... . - . . 7 . , . s a s a r s s s ' 7 v 9 1 a ' v . v .v , . y . v . V-. ' V 1 ' 1 y 1 . . Y r ' v Fflu-: Shadonta utuno qctnmona o Jlmontca P feud e nt Vzce Prerzdent Secrelurj Treamrer R ep orter Adwrer John Kolezarrk Raymond Daly Claude Zimmerman Lee Wagner Lloyd Bowman James Krpp Phrlrp Lambert Roy Gearhart Robert Shaffer MEMBERSHIP Mr Myers Sponsor Wrllram Cassndy George Frazxer John Naugle Fred Huston Gerald Lohr Walter Mahler Roy Huston james Krpp Lloyd Bowman Phlllp Lambcrt Roy Gearhart Lee Wagner Claude Zrmmerman Arthur Mx crs Sherman Shaffer Byron Sprock Merle Frazrer Samuel Werble Cloyd Hershberger Delmont Whrted Stephen Kolezarrk Maurxce Huston ACTIVITIES Bought vegetable seeds cooperatnely for vegetable gardenrng Conducted two hybrnd seed corn varnety tests Vaccmated cattle for farmers agamst blackleg dxsease Took care of school lawn mamtenance Entered three boys rn state F F A Week contests at State College placmg as follows Lloyd Bowman mnth 1n Plant Dxsease and Insect Identrficanon contest and fifteenth rn Poultry Judgmg Merle Houston-enghth rn Farm Mechanrcs Contest Fmrshed sngnmg up farmers of Shade Townshrp for Bang s Drsease Eradjcatron work Held vuener roast Cooperated wnth County F F A Assocratron IU con ductmg potato seedhng tests Planted twenty sux rhododendron and mountam laurel clumps on hugh school lawn Attended jenners Farr ln a group partrclpatnng m county judgmg contests Held second annual F F A barn dance I-47 1940 1941 Inrtrated twelve new agrrcultural students mto Green hand degree Put on vegetable clrsplay Harvest Home Servjce Luth eran Church Catrnbrook Attended Natronal Darry Show Harrrsburg October Put on farm mechamcs exhrbrt County Teachers Instmtute Rajsed four Greenhands to Future Farmer Degree Attended 1941 Pennsylvanra Farm Show Harrnsburg rn a group Robert Snyder bemg elected to Keystone Farmer degree and wmnmg twelfth place rn statewrde darry project contest Seventeen members carrred out twenty home projects rn connectnon wrth agrrculture course makmg a com brned labor Income of S983 10 Carried out class hotbed project Held fourth annual father and son banquet Met regularly twrce each month durmg the year rn cludung one evenrng meetrng f 4' SHADE TOWNSHIP CHAPTER Warez? dog' f 11,, , f .',. ' ,',, ,',' . ' I - ' . . . ' h 16, ' rl l I 'The .Shacllonlan Palm! M emberrbzp Mrchael Harry Charles Hook Peter Fedorka Francls Latrvlch Steve Udvarr John Youhas Martm Crcmanskr Danrel Balya Ernest Barta Paulrne Kranchalk Alverta Handwerk Catherrne Dresnok Helen Gearhart Joanne Lohr Edrth Cerbarro jean Zgetts Magdalene Nestransky Sylvia Phrllrps Wir Hostetler john Stroka Albert Phrllnps A111 nor Mr Hostetler J-hgh ,School Clgatnoll ACTIVITIES To see that all puprls are aboard the bus and seated before rt starts To and the bus drrver rn mamtarnmg order whxle the bus IS enroute To assrst the bus drrver 1n checkmg attendance To assrst the bus drrver rn seemg that books lunch krts and other packages are placed where the pup1ls are not lrkely to stumble over them To assrst the bus drrver rn seerng that students board and leave the bus rn a quiet and orderly manner When the bus stops to prck up students or when thc patrolman comes on duty at a bus stop rt shall be the must cross the hrghway to board the bus In case rt should become necessary the patrol member shall assrst the drrver 1n the use of the emergency door on the bus guard dangerous street crossmgs report rmpartrally vrolattons of the safety rules assrst student traffic at all tnmts warn all chlldren grve stop and go stgnals crossmg street see that pupxls keep wrthm pedestrxan lmes at mtersectrons l48l Mildred Lichvaf duty of the patrol member to advise any pupils who A To ' . ' To ' ' ' ' Y . - ' To ' - ' -. . To ' . ' To ' ' ' . D To . . . . . A-fha .Shacllonia C abby Robmson one of Ibe lrouble making lu mr Connle Rob1nson lbe alber tu nz Mrs Robmson a bundle of nener Glenn Robmson true blue but Jlzghlb red Mrs Ellrs har nurrery for rale Norma Robxnson Hollyuood bound Clint Robmson bead of lbe clan Bebe Robmson ubo refines to Jlay put Vaxl Porter ubore money gets 111 the u ay Leo Prather a lamb u bo leamr lo roar Paulme Doyle a lalenl :rout 'The Sunahrne wma by DANA THOMAS Produced by SENIOR CLASS March 15th 1941 Dlrectzon MISS MARY MILLER CAST OF CHARACTERS ACT I Lrvmg room of Robmson home An evemng ACT ll The same Evemng one week later ACT Ill The same The following evemng Romanne March Theme m G Hungarlan Dance Mmuet In Plantatron Echoes MISS MCCOL LY Director N05 I C , 3 v ' , - ' V' .... , .... . .............. ,..... ' U , ' .........,.................................... ' . , f' ...... . ..............................,....., . . 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Semor Class Urberr Tw1la Johns Maman McQuac.le Mildred Lrchvar Vxcrorra Sprock Programr Commercral Department Mrss Lehman - iThe Sthacllonlane Qtnlla Chonua Director MARY MCCOLLY The grrls chorus rs made up of one hundrcl VOICLS those students from thc scvcnth through the twelfth grades who expressed thcrr lovc for smgmg Performances of the chorus rncludc thc Chrrst mas cantata Chrlde jesus vespcr scrvrcc at the Gracf Lutheran Church 1n Caxrnbrook and Som crsct County Musrc Eestrval Partrcular mentlon 1S made of the senrors who have been members of the chorus throughout thcrr hlgh school careers V1rg1n1a Glnter Lors johnson Evelyn Naugle Vnctorna Sprock Elccta Whrted Of all the arts that cnrrch and beautrfy human lrfe there IS none that speaks a language so um versal as musrc nor any that all can so readily understand Its message rs llmnted only by human rntellrgence Everyone needs muslc PERSONNEL OF CHORUS Verna Adomonrck Dorothy Beltz Jean Brubaker Lols Cable Agnes Chrtager Vrrgmra Gmter Marlon Hall Helen Hmtosh Jetta Johns ulla uba Cathernne Calmer jane Lloyd Lounse Ott Paulrne Prolto jane Srpe Sara Stokes Mary Etta Thomas Delores Thompson Grate Becker Celna Berltebxle Sara Mae Bollerhey lla Mae Bowman Florence Carmany Alrce Cassrdy Mabel Crutchheld Margaret Fetzko janet Gearhart josephme Govyaty Margaret Havx rylalt Lots Johnson Marporre Lambert Elma Landis Barbara Lrchvar Geneva Lohr Joanne Lohr Genevlcve Loyy Mary Materna Sara MtClemens Sophre Mele Mary Naret Evelyn Naugle Thelma Naugle Magdalene Nestransln Sylvna Neuman Mary Ondrch Alnce Palanes Wllda Ray man Jean Serrrno Ednth Shaw Vrttorla Sprotlt Sophre Trzolt josephrne Varvarnnns Catherine Wagner Geraldlne Wastoxrch hlecta Whrted Annabelle Zimmerman Margaret Bestvma Mabel Boys ser Margaret Coleman Julxa Harry Rose Harwyath Helen Kerr Maude Kennedy Betty kraylrlt Emma Mahler Mary S1 ko Alice Wllkle Rose Bodnar Sue Bodnar Vnolet Boyer Helen Harry Hazel Huston lune Krpp Charlotte lxolnskr Margaret kramhal. Charlotte Marsh Iulra Nosal Elrzabeth Patromtk Beatrrte Prlatky Elrzabeth Potts Anna Russxan Colleen Sebrmg jean Shaffer josephme Slock Irene Syko Leona Bracken Helen Crrssey Madellne Crutchfield Matnlda Domagala Elnzabeth Kozlosky Ellen Moore Catherine Salamanchak Cecelna Berkeblle Lors Burkholder lrene Enoch Grace Fyotk Alverda Handvxorlt Susanne Harwath lrene Hoyeckx Catherme Keller josephnne Naugle Helen Ramus Paulrnc Wasnl o I . . .k , , . , 1, . T , . . y .' ' . - ' ' ' - 1 . , , . . Q ., ' ,y a 1 w 7 . . . ,, . . T . , - . , s 1 s A ' l E - . Y . a a . . v . g , , v rf ' ' -v' ' Y .Q 7 . . . .7 . 7 . . Y . ' 1 J . J .A Y Y . , ' ' , v V' . , ,' ,,, . , . , . . ' ' v 4 . , , L ' ,. - 7 I V. . v ' - . . ' ' , , ' . ' ' , , . , ' , . , Q V , I , , . . . . . . , . . , , . .. . . , , , . ' ', A' 'The .Shaclloma l'GQf':'1'd-1'1 'P' '5 9 'Q 0 N A QFR 5, F3 'W '? 7 ,., 1.5.9 kv mn DANIEL BORDER Dzrecror F1111 Rau Second Roz: Richard Kipp William Semenik james Leighry John Stine Robert Shaffer Joseph Labuda Dick Lambert Sylvan Ankeney William Zugrovich Delbert Bloom Glenn Miller Russel Fetters Robert Cassidy Llewllyn Kenno Ray Johnson Andy Kotzar Frank Colpini Frank Loner john Kolezarik Alvin Lambert Fourtly Rou William johnson Edward Kudasik Joe Wolonosky Sherman Shaffer Steve Kolezarik Steve Udvari Byron Sprock Herbert Cook .lohn Krol John Yurkoss Lee Wagner Lloyd Bowman Clay Huston Aldo Cerbarro john Larson Philip Lambert Elmer Shaffer Daniel Balya Fred Huston Denton ShaHer Jack Lehman George Frazier Vincent Stufft Michael Turnick Steve Seger Mike Chicager Robert Hoppert Vincent Palanes Roy Huston James Williamstin Edward Satkovich Nick Marko john Kushner Charles Wagner William C3SSlCly Paul Ott Maurice Tremel Fifth Rnu Fred Mele Pete Gaydos Tom Shearon Raymond Chiappelli Mike Dollar Edward Kritzer John Biconish Charles Seger Sam Weible Louis Vidmar Alex Bedois Wallace Woods Pete Verona Charles Zwick George Wilk John Dorsick james Kipp Jay Hoppert lill Thzrd R014 Ralph Polgar Alex Lichvar John Sobieski Walter Mahler Edward Callahan Maurice Huston Tony Posa George Becker Steve Wolonosky Robert Kritzer Frank Litko Joseph Wagner Howard Decker Dean Bittner Mike Kravchak Reynald Trimelonr Claude Zimmerman joseph Lensie Slxlb Rou Daniel Border fDirectorJ John Gray jay Bittner Roy Weaver Roy Gearharr John Sadlon Melvin Markovitz Tom Burke Chester Stine Cecil Shaffer Ivan Lohr Mike Kotzar Herbert Moore Frank Schmucker Paul Fleegle 'The .Shacllonmn CQ Calpboalllla Chem Director DANIEL BORDER MEMBERSHIP Fifi! R011 Charlotte A Rentz Vrrgrma Crutchfleld June Hall Ann Moore Magdalene Nestranslu Margaret Stosrck Ollxe Snyder Edna Llng Sylvan Ankeney Jean Ankeney Janet Berkeblle NIaom1 Stufft Thfrd Rou john Larson Sherman Shanfer Lloyd Bovl man Aldo Cerbarro Tony Posa Anna Blconrsh Dorothy Huston Mary Slcko Evelyn Seger Herbert Cook Walter Mahler Mary Sememk Fay Lambert Mary Stoslck joan Fetters M1ke Chlcager Second R011 Dorothv Stasko Evelyn W2SCOV1Ch Electa Whrted Dorrs Kearney Grace Becker LIZUIICC Huston Steve Udvarr Phrllp Lambert Fonrzla Rou Chester Stxne Ceul Shaffer Charles Zxutk Eduard Kntzer Mrchael lxotzar Alex Bedols Elmer Shaller l5-f Emma Mahler Bernlce Landls Alnce Cassldy Alverta Handuerlx Margaret Coleman Alice Palanes Verna Adomnlk Helen Gearhart Dorls Henderson Rose Horvxath Marron Hall Roy Huston Paul Fleegle Danrel Border fD1rectorl john Krol Wallace Woods Louis Vldmar Charles Seger james Krpp john Bncomsh Sam Wenble Pete Gaydos Tom Burke van Lohr cflte Slftaclloma Oncheatna Director MARY MCCOLLY The Shade Townshrp H1gh School orchestra has made notxceable progress srnce 1ts organr zatron IU 1936 Durmg thrs school term the rnstrumentanon has been made more complctc w1th the addltlon of a cello mellophone trombone and drums To the semors who wrll leave the orchestra thrs year we extend our word of apprec1at1on for thexr loyalty and musrcal contr1but1on to the organrzatlon wxth the hope that thcnr xntercst m rnstrumcntal mus1c w1ll contnnuc long after graduanon from Hrgh School The Semen Are jay Brttner Andy Trlmllom Lorrame Wrllrams Vmlmf jay Blttner Raymond Charppellr Mary Haydu Dorothy Huston Lourse Johnson john lxushner john Sadlon Frances Trnmllom Reynold Trrmllonx josephme Wagner Cello Jane Lloyd Strzng burr Frank Sobleskr Clannelr Dean Bnttner Eddie Callahan Helen Shearon joe Wagner Performancer Include School Assembly Programs P T A Program Chrlstmas Concert Central C1ty Frremens Banquet Somerset County Muslc Festrval Incrdental mus1c for school plays Commencement Exercnses PERSONNEL lDl Flute Lorrame Wnllrams Cornet! Frank Barbuschak Bobby Krnrzer George Wrlk Melloplaone Herble Cook Trombone Tom Burke Barzione Wlllnam Zugrovrch Drum: Mlke Kranchak Andy Trlmllom P11111 0 Joanne Lohr 0 9 , ' ,. lift 5 a s a - . V Y . . . . . . I. . i . v - - , L . .. 1 , . 1 . Y .. . -5 D 'The .Shadoman Jdtqh gchooll Clflancll wal PERSONNEL Niary jane Wagner Sxlvxa Neuman Mlss MtColls Dxrector joseph Wagner Edward Krltzer Dean Bnttncr Loulse Ott Helen Shearon Sara M Bollerhey Sara McClemens John Grey Mrke Kravchak Andy Trlmelonl Colleen Sebrm Edward Callahan Chester Zgetts Denton Shaffer Joanne Lohr Anna L McQuade Frank Barbuschak George V1d1schak Robert Cassxdv Hazel Huston janet Gearhart Clarence KOllSk1 Elma Landis Paul Ott Robert Shaffer Jack Lehman Ray johnson Paul Fleegle Tom Burke Louxse johnson Mary Naret Fred Huston Catherme Salamanchal. Wnllnam Zubrovlch Freeman Zlmmerman . . 1 , Y ' T . 'fy A , Y ' g Magdalene Nestranski 1 - , 'The .Shadlorua CTLQPLHQ, OFFICERS Prerzdent Lloyd Lane Vzce Prerzdent Stanley Cook Secretary Charles Shaw Treasurer Lloyd Zrmmerman Sponsor The Typrng Club organrzed under the supervtsron of Mtss Lehman was composed of members from the 1un1or and senxor classes The programs of tts meet 1ngs whrch were held monthly consrsted of varxous actrvrues by the members and by talks and xllustrated lectures by people from surroundlng commumtres An actrvrty of specral mterest was the exhrbrt of commercxal work done by the student rn the class room In thrs exhrbrt were such rtems as letter forms tabulatron art typrng stencrl and mrmeograph work The work was shown at one of the meetrngs Mxss Lehman of the Parent Teacher Assocxatron On March twentreth Mr jullus Nelson an rn structor ln the Wtndber Hrgh School helped to create an mterestmg program when he gave a very practrcal talk pertamrng to typrng Hrs address was made more rnterestmg wxth the ard of slrdes whrch were shown as rllustratrons The roller skatrng party held at Rosemont Frredens was the outstandxng soclal event cnyoyed by the club The party was held Aprxl twenty etghth along wxth several others of Shades clubs Fxrst R011 Second Rau John Hoskms Joseph Pollock Stanley Cook Joseph Zahorchak George Moslak Steve Rtsko Charles Shaw Chester Cook Lloyd Lane Edward Callahan Betty Shedlock Elrzabeth Vrda Mary Roman Antomette Brelskr Margaret Stosr k Fay Lambert Bernrce Landns Jeanne Whnte Lots Greathouse Mary Segedy janet Berkeblle MENIBERSHIP Tbzrd Rou Fourth R014 Gertrude McClemens Helen Hunchar Marlon Sebring lun Chester Stme Wrllram Sebrrng Vlrgmra Crutchheld lrene Varro Mlldred Lrchvar Betty Lohr Betty Srpe Emma Mahler Vxrgrma Glnter Margaret Flack Helen Plavko Sophre Bobulmskr Marlon McQuade Dons Kearny Agnes Chrcager Paulme Kranchalk Albert Phrllrps Lloyd Zrmmerman Miss Lehman Mary Semenrk George Wxlk Thomas Shearon Pete Gaydos Helen Rapnk Margaret Nagy Dorothy Huston Anna Bncomsh Evelyn Seger Genevneve Glovnak Anna Sokol Sophne Turzok Alrce Nosel Helen Gearhart Robert Kudasrk Pete Landts Ernest Zrlch s i- - 0 , . s x ' Y ' . - , . . . . . . 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Q-Tllf, Sl'LG.CQUl LLl1Y'l .fattn Cllub OFFICERS Prerldenl Mary Srcko Vzce Prerzdent Mary E Thomas Secretary Pete Gaydos Trearurer Mary Moore The Latm Club under the drrectron of Mxss Bru baker mct monthly durmg the school year Its meet mgs werc varxed and rnterestxng as w1ll be notrccd from the acnvrtres whrch were mcluded m nts pro grams The programs mcluded Latrn songs talks and drscussrons on Roman crvrlrzatron Latxn plays vocabulary contests and games The outstandrng presentatrons of the club were the Roman style show and the lat1n play The Roman Slave Grrl The entrants rn the style show were as follows Amelxa Phrlnps who wore a toga patterned after that of a hxgh born Roman boy or grrl Maud Kennedy appeared rn a paenula whrch was used when travcl mg Rey nald Trrmelonx appeared rn a tunrc worn by knrghts and senators Mary Moore dlsplay ed a toga praetcxta whtch was worn by someone when elected to an ofhce Lorrame Wrllrams modeled a parr of sandals and a stola the drstmcnve dress of a Roman lady Pete Gay dos modeled a toga prcta worn by a general rn hrs trrumphal procession and -Iosephrne Wagner showed a plarn whxte tunrc worn by ordr nary cmzens The cast of The Roman Slave Grrl mcluded Lucrus Cornelius Ruflnus Herbert Moore Valerra hrs wrfe-Maud Kennedy Aulus therr adopted son Reynald Trxmelonx Garus Valerrus Blandus Valerras brother Peter Gaydos Egerra the slave grrl Erleen Fetters Ajax an old slave-George Hunchar Pontrfex Maxrmus George Hunchar Flamen B1ll johnson Pronuba Jean Baylor An old woman Edrth Cerbarro Wrtncsses Mary Moore Dorothy Naugle June Hall Irene Varro Anna Banyak Mary Sxclco Brrdes attendants Dean Brttner Amelra Phrlrps Jetta Johns MEMBERSHIP Frrrt Rou Ann Moore Herbert Moore Joanne I-Ohr Edith Sha, Reynald Tnmelonr J'-'lla Juba Second' R011 Wrlda Raymond Eduth Cerbarro Mary Moore Ollre Snyder Sara C Bovyser Maud Kennedy Erleen Fetters Lorrame Wrllrams Mary Slcko Jean Baylor Gertrude Nauman Mary Stosrck li! Grace Becker Sylvra Taub Helen Bodmsky Elrzabeth Alex Catherme Wagner Frances Trrmelom Betty Tvardzrlt A1158 Brubaker Tlofrd Ron Marran Hall hl8I'jOl'lC Lambert Dorothy Huston Jetta Iohns Marv C Patterson Pete Gaydos June Hall Mary E Thomas Helen Mele Dorothy Naugle Anna Banyak . . - ..,......,.. V , , . . , I Y Sponsor ............. ...,...,,.,.,......, ...,..,.......,...r..,.r.,,.............. . , ...... M iss Brubaker I - 7 . y ' - y- y 1 , A , - - 3 , . I . V . . . . , . 7 1 4 ' , . 1 Q , Q , V - 1 - , , , .. , . - . , , 'T ' Q , , 1 1 Q I - I I ' V l . ' -M V ' , , . , , - - 3 , .- 2 ' ' , ' I s r . r Y . Y . I . t . . , , y - 1 1 4 U . ' . 7 7 ' Q I I - Y . V ' 7 Y I ' Y . . , 1 V . . . il Third Rou 'The Shadloma Ubhotoqnoqp lug Club OFFICERS Prerzdent Marran Sebrmg Vzce Preudent Steve Udvarn Secrelary Jeanne Whltc Sponror Mr Stahl The Photography Club was organrzed for the first txme ln Shade Townshrp I-Ixgh School Those puprls who have an KCIIVC interest ln photography and wl o are anxxous to share therr photographrc mterests were elrgrble to become members Some of the actrvrtxes of the club lncluded the cle velopmg and prmtmg of pnctures makmg of enlarge ments tmtmg landscapes Indoor pxctures and actnon prctures takxng sxlhouettes and the constructnon of mdnvldual equlpment The club 1n cooperatlon wnth the local chapter of the Future Farmers of Amerlca sponsored a parts held at Rosemont Roller Skatmg Rmk near Frnedens MEMBERSHIP Flrrl R011 Serond Rou Lloyd Zlmmerman Pete Verona james Haddow Steve Udvan Edward Matusko Frank Schmucker John Larson joseph Wagner Mary C Patterson Mary E Thomas Jetta johns Dorothy Naugle Gertrude McClemens Manan Sebrmg Betty Lohr Jeanne White Mary Moore Irene Varro I57 Edxth Cerharro Vxrgxma Crutchfield Mlldred Lxchvar Nellxe Zrmmers Evelyn Seger Mr Stahl Yvonne Nussrallah Exleen Fetters jean Baylor Edlth Shaw a -m-i.. l R an Y . . . . a v v - a 1 a . a . , . 'The .Shadontan Ant Cflulv DS Tu 1rt tlulw umntlnttl 4. urts tu trtthmtl nm mm vs 1tLr wlurlng p.15ttl rmmats md ml punt: 5, SLLklIlg utprtssmn m thus: tour mttl1um5 It sptmsurttl m txhmrt III Xlax bl IUXXlI'lL, the xxork tu 1 un the mark the 5 howl ln -,LHCFJI and prote551or11l5 MEMBERSHIP Steve Udvart Pnmluzf Mars Moore V Pftllcjtilf lzdlth bhaxx Sctrtmm Dorothy N.1ug.,lc Ynauzrer M155 Annes Sprmmr Claudm Damora Ioan lltttrs x7lfj.,lflld Gmter Mrldred Lrchvar Eduard Matusko Gertrude MtC1emens Yxonrte Nussrallah Lou15e Roman kfarlan Sebrmg, Niary Segedx Eranl-. Sthmutker Sxlua Taub Mrthacl Trebom .115 lean Zaetts Hcltn Bodrnskx Ernest Nag Pete D.m15h Damcl Dutin . I 5 ' - . K I ' L ' IIS 'ff I ' ' . V L1 '- Ja ' jg 1 ' L' I1 Y, K- , , -' , .F-K' ' .N . 5 5 ' 1 'l' ' A , 1, - ' K, , v of I ' I l. ' ' ' of .4 ' HA ' , ' that of the IllfigIl1l3UI'hOUd , ,, ,Y , ' V f 7 1 - 1 ' v ,- . Y. .I , , ' ' , A , . , , ' A , , , ' 'HN THEODORI- Rooshvnr I8 Q 91K Far better II IS to dare mlghty thmgs to um glorn ous trlumphs even though checkered bw tallure than to take rank xuth those poor spmts vsho nelther enyox muth nor suffer much because they l1ve m the grax twuhght that knows not v1ctorx nor defeat Theodore Rooaez eff 'The Shadlonlan I'1rJt Rau Ondnch Dobosh Wolonosky Sermo C Cook Telmanxk Whnted Sankovnch Weaver Krxtzer Low Shade Shade Shade Shade Shade Shade Shade Shade Shade Townshrp Townshlp Townshxp Townshlp Townshlp Townshlp Townshlp Townshxp Township ootlvallll gqiuadl Second Rou Wllson Pr1b1sh Bobulmskx Sesack Snne Hawrylak S Cook Moore Lucas Russm Hllle as 8 Knpp iAsst Coachj RECORD SEASON OF 1940 Shade Tom nshnp , , Ferndale Westmont Meyersdale Somerset Boswell Mt Unnon Tbzrd R014 Macalka CCoachD Haddow fManagerJ Yelovxch Marko Sczelazek Adams Eastep Barbuachak Latavxsh Navalaney Danko Wechtenhnser Gearhart Wagner Shearon C Conemaugh Townshn p South Fork Wmdber Opponents One Games Won , Five Games Lost Three Games Tied l60 Ffh:-: Shadlonra td WJ' 5E,YllO7lbt LYI. dqililfllv JOSEPH Yosh WOLONOSKY Thrs fellow was seen rn actron for the frrst trme durrng hrs senror year Although he played rn only a fevr games he showed consrderable skrll Yosh kept the boys rn good sprrrt wrth hrs never ceasrng pokes Hrs hearty laugh rs one that a fellow doesnt soon forget One of the frnest tackles that has come out of Shade Herb vas known for hrs hghtrng blood fthats the Irrsh rn hrml and hrs fine competrtrve sprrrt Off the grrdrron he was a calm and gentle boy but when play rng he turned rnto one hundred fifty pounds of charged dynamrte He proved thrs to us by hrs aggressrveness rn the Conemaugh Townshrp game He wasnt taken out of the game for playrng prng pong NICK Dora Dora played and was best When on the PRIBISH several posrtrons durrng hrs senror year noted for hrs sure hre defensrve work offense he was well adapted to gettrng yardage through the smallest openrngs Perhaps the trrm moustache whrch Nrck drsplayed whrle facrng the opposrng lrne was enough to make an open Held for any fullback ALEX Bob BOBULINSKI Alex was a frne pass recerver who had a way of gettrng around the opposrtrons backfreld He drsplayed hrs abrlrty as a defensrve man by breakrng up the plays that came around hrs end Alex was selected by some coaches for the mythrcal All County team Thrs rs one end who always raced lrked a steam engrne to get hrs man before the other guy could do anythrng to mar the features of Shades one hundred srxty pounds of IOOW masculrnrty ANTHONY Untr SESACK Untr vras one of Shades quret boys on the playrng freld He let hrs actrons speak louder than words Many opponents would rather have heard hrm speak than hrt for a collrsron wrth hrm meant they would hrt the l61 ground lrke a ton of brrcks Thrs brg framework shown above grves an rdea what a whale of a drfference all those pounds make JOE Joey DOBOSH Joey was one of the smallest members of the team but drd hrs duty as well as the brggest Used mostly as a blockrng back Joe really paved a road for the ball thought of grvrng up football He came back after each rnyury rarrng to go One of the happrest days rn Joes career was when Wrndber fell vrctrm to Shades on slaught to a score of Z6 1 STANLEY Sta COOK The speed demon from Rertz No 2 could rrp around end and narl a backer upper before hrs adversary knew what had happened Geranrmo as he rs often spoken of drsplayed the Splflt of a Hopr Indran Thrs never say dre courage helped more than once to pep up a team and lead the way to vrctory The coveted varsrty S whrch Stan sported on hrs sweater was a well earned one DANIEL Putsky WILSON Putsky as hrs team mates called hrm was the wrry boy who danced around the opponents artfully He could krck a football equally as well as he could run rt Dans actrvrty on the grrdrron was lrmrted mostly to hrs senror year but then that s when he showed em Dan rarsed hrs brggest howl of the year yrhen two of hrs touchdowns were called back due to offsrtles He got so mad he rushed the thrrd try over rn a cloud of rrst ALFRED Gas HILLEGAS In hrs three years as a regular on the grrdrron Al played center fullback and called srgnals He was a constant threat to opposrng teams Gas was Shades Flyrng Dutchman When he went after an opposrng player he really flew and the other fellow really brt the dust As rs usual thrs boy from Rertz No 4 CAsh Row to youl could take rt and drsh rt out wrth the best of them O V I , , D, ' I 'hx . 1 ar' . -1, . ' . f-1 M ' 1 Y' ,j. -ZA1.-A ' -.-V-Q - ' ' an ' ... .s-, -, I - .f ' -w?-.:'v2,.., ,V ,f ' .rr-41.--, T ' ' O U O 11 H l HERBERT Herb MOORE carrier. Although hurt several trmes a year he never V r ' jg. ' Y ! . . , , . l I D I ,- , l I . . . . . V t Y ' . ' '. . d . i ' V . Y , . . ' . . . . ' Y . , . . u y 'The .Shacllontan ootballfl Roundup Shade H1 Stnks Boswell by 7 6 Bosyyell Oct 11 Shade Township threxx a monkey vsrench into Bosvuell Hugh Schools big homecoming celebration by nosmg out Coach Eddie Szevyczyks grid ders to the tune of 1 6 here this afternoon lt was the first time in the athletic relationship of the two schools that the Tovnshnppers now coached by Joe Macalka had been able to dovsn Boswell on the local grid Although outgalned by a 14 8 margin in first dovsns the visitors made the best of their single scoring oppor tunnty rn the opening chapter They had another chance nn the final quarter resting on the six yard lme when the game ended Shades touchdovsn was recorded halfway through the opening chapter when Boswell was forced to punt from deep in its ovxn territory The visitors took the ball on the locals 43 and vuth Russm domg the mayority of the ball carrying marched into the end zone Four first downs were made on the drive Russm scorrng from three yards out He also made the conversion on a plunge which later turned out to be the margin of vrctory Boswell resorted to the airlanes to score its touchdown an the follovung chapter making practically all of its 60 yards through the air and scoring the touchdown on Aside from Shades drive which was stopped by the final whistle Coach Szewczyks grtdders had the only other scoring opportuntty of the second half moving to the two yard lme m the third quarter where they lost the ball on a fumble johnslou n Democrat Somerset Txes Shade Hlgh 13 13 Catrnbrook Oct 4 Roarmg from behmd with two fourthfquarter touchdowns both of them on passes Som erset High School gained a 13 13 tae with Shade Town ship here this afternoon It was the first time a Somerset varsity team had ever been on the local gridiron and for three full quarters and part of the fourth nt appeared as though Coach Joe Macalkas yellow clad grndders were going to come through with their second straight victory The Toys nshrppers tallied their first touchdown m the second frame when Wilson raced around end for the last 70 yards of a sustained march and then drove 40 yards to score in the first mmute of the last frame Starting from the visitors 40 late tn the third period the locals chalked up a first down on the 15 and another flrst and 10 was recorded on the three as soon as the the kickoff that Russm tucked the prgskm under his ter for the touchdown and also added the 13th pomt by sockmg the lme at the same spot Then the Shaders became a little reckless and hold mg a 13 pomt lead with less than 10 minutes to play started throwing passes They soon found out they were playmg the vxrong type of ball as the vrsrtors intercepted an aerial on the local 75 and on the next play Peters flipped a pass to Tipton who went over for the touch dovsn Spencher cut the Township lead another pomt vuth a successful lme plunge for the conversion 67 Less than fivc mlnutes remamcd to play when Coach X nrgnl Saylors Sons of Thunder opened up vuth a last ditch offensive which yielded the deadlock They reeled off nrst downs on the Shade 30 and 19 and then Klme heaved a long pass to Spercher who had to travel only a fem additional yards to reach the end zone A lme plunge for the all important extra failed First downs were S 6 in favor of the Tovs nshnppers Westmont Defeats Shade Townshtp 19 6 Westmont-Outgained from scrimmage but cap: talizmg to the fullest on three enemy miscues which led to all of their touchdowns the Red and Gray grid ders of Westmont Upper Yoder Hugh School launched their 1940 grid campaigning by dumpmg Shade Town ship 19 6 yesterday afternoon at Price Memorial Field On two occasions Coach Carl Enghs outfit used ln tercepted passes one of which resulted directly in a touchdown and another time scooped up a fumbled ball to pave the way for a successful maugural Shade Township gaming a 12 1 edge tn first downs sent over its touchdown on the third pertod kickoff when George Russm workhorse fullback for the Som erset Countians took Kocis punt on his own Z5 and and the sxx pointer The losers seriously threatened on two other occasions but lacked the oomph when the chxps were down In the mitral period they were going strong on a wave of three consecutive first downs when Wilson fumbled deep in Westmont territory and in the followmg frame the visitors were forced to relinquish the ball on downs on the four yard lme On the other hand all three Westmont touchdowns came like a bolt out of a clear sky After betng pushed all over the field through the first and blggest portion of the second quarter the Hrlltoppers received their first break of the game when Rabmowntz recovered Russm s fumble on the Shade 70 After seeing their earlier attempts go haywrre the boys of Coach Joe Macalka finally had their efforts bear fruit when the second half got under way It was on the kickoff that Russm tucked the prgskxn under has arm and galloped through the entire Westmont team for his teams only score He coasted the last 25 yards after Riek missed hum on a flying tackle at that pomt An exchange of intercepted passes followed the en suing kickoff with Bobulmskt first hauling down Gyauchs aerial and then DeVeaux snatching a hostile pass on successive plays both of vshrch were enacted on the Westmont 36 yard lme Shade Township matted until the last play of the game to reel off nts biggest single gam from scrimmage After a Russm to1W1lson pass bit off 20 yards to the mid held stripe a Wilsorx-to-Lucas to Pnbish forward lateral caught the Westmont defense off balance and Pnbrsh trotted to the Westmont 73 before being stopped a gam of 71 yards C 7' ' 1 ' 5 V ' v ' - ' ' ' ry - Y . 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V . i I - n I y ' 'The .Shadonta ootbaffff Roundup Shade Upsets Wmdber 24 7 Surprise Vtctory Wmdber Nov 11 Sucking to his threat of keeping the regular team on the bench and turning the yob over to the junlor varsity Coach Joe Gates saw his Wrndber High S hool team go down to a 34 defeat before Shade Township in probably the outstanding football upset of the entire season in this section For the last eight years the Blue and White Ramblers had been bowling over the little Tovunshrppers almost as they pleased but rr was a completely different story at Delaney Field yesterday as Shade being coached for the first year by joe Macalka dictated the terms through thc ennrc first three quarters Wrndber came to life in the final frame to ring up eight first downs against none and gain IC3 yards for its lone touchdown but by that time the invaders had the bacon safely salted away The winners showed an ll 10 edge rn first don ns and gained 361 yards from all sources against Wmdbers 739 Standing out in the triumph was George Russm elusive halfback who broke away for many long runs and was a constant threat Shade Township made all four of its touchdovs ns the hard way drtvrng 43 82 63 and 42 yards for the scores while Wrndber used half of its 10 first downs on a 61 yard advance for its solitary six pointer late in the game The Townshippers started to move rn the first frame by taking a punt on the Wxndber 43 yard line Wrndber was given a five yard penalty and then Hrllegas and Russm picked up srx yards in two plays for a first down After Russm was held for no gain and Shade was given a five yard penalty Russm passed to Bobu right end and raced down the sidelines for the last 73 yards and a touchdown without a single man touching im Shade inaugurated an 82 yard march in the second frame after Russm returned Polanskys punt to his 18 First downs were recorded on the 34 and 44 after Htlle gas made four yards and Shade was penalized five for offsides Russm broke loose around right end and w1th his mates mopping up the secondary raced 49 yards when he slipped and fell on the ice on Wrndber s eight yard line with no enemy in sight Russm however picked up two at tackle and then galloped around left end for the Hnal six yards Picking up where they left off in the first half the Shaders took the second half touchdown and marched 63 yards into the end zone for the third time Russm returned the kickoff to his own 31 and after Hrllegas and Russm cracked the opposite sides of the line for four yards apiece Ondrch skipped through right tackle on a reverse for 'O yards and a first down on the Wind ber 35 Here Shade drew a five yard penalty and Russms pass was incomplete but again Ondrch came through with a 16 yard dash Another offsrdes penalty set Shade back five yards and then Russm made six at left end A pass Russm to Bobulinskr was good for 14 yards 16 and a first down on the Wrndber nine A fiye-yard penalty on Windber advanced the ball to the four and on fourth down Hrllegas hit center for one yard and a touchdown Russm s pass for the extra point try was batted down Wrndber took the ensuing kickoff but Shade soon had possession of the ball again when Dobosh intercepted Cominsky s pass on the Coaltown 4 The Shaders earned a first dovxn by an offsrdes penaltv on Windber and rn the next series of plays fourth down and five to go Russm went wide around left end for 4 yards and a first down on Windbers 13 He then skirted rlght end for 1C more yards and Hrllegas vsent through left tackle on a spinner for the last three yards sending the score to 34 C Wmdber dominated play in the final frame just as hrmly as Shade did rn the preceding three quarters thc Townshippers hav1ng the ball only long enough to run three plays The biggest single gain was 13 yard sprint by Polansky who also made the touchdown on a four yard plunge Thomas went through center for the extra point The final whistle cut short another promising Wrnd ber drive On the first scrimmage follovu mg the kickoff Hrllegas fumbled and Weaver recovered on the Shade 40 First downs followed on the Township 28 IS anl 6 and then two cracks at the lme by Kaplan and Thomas netted a yard each to put the prgskm on the four yard stripe when the game ended The summary Shade Twp 4 Wmdber LE Bobulmskr Katchmerlck LT Moore C Hawrylak RG S Cook RT Sesack RE Lucas QB-Dobosh LH Russm RH-Ondrch FB Hrllegas Hayes Visnovsky Rodgers Weaver Freeman S Kaplan Comrnsky Thomas Polansky 7 0- 4 Shade Township 6 6 Wrndber jobnflou ll Democrat Shade Hzgh Takes First Wm 18 0 Meyersdale Sept 26-Shade Township High turned in its mitral victory for its new coach joe Macalka by spanking Meyersdale High 180 under the lights here this evening After a scoreless first quarter the Toysnshnppers racked up two touchdowns in the second quarter both of them by halfback George Russm He tallied first on an end run and soon afterwards pulled in an inter cepted pass and scooted 30 yards into the end zone Fullback Hrllegas well known in the Johnstown dis trnct as an amateur boxer scored the final counter in the third frame on a short lrne plunge . , t - ' - I ' ' - ' ' I ' , 1. 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I ' D 1 ' r v 1 Af T Y V f . i V s I Y ' ' D I n ' -Y 1 v 1 1 ' 31 CTHE Slmacfonlan .Shack High ALEX Bo1sL'1.1Nsl4l I: mf OHN SANKOVIC H Tackle ALFRED HILLEGAS Fzzlfback ANTHONY SESACK Tackle EST ER COOK G 114771 CHESTER STINJII Guam' GEORGE RLQSIIS. lfbark Gnuuf j 1 CH Hu, STANLEY Coma Q6-iQ fetten man HFRBI R1 NIOORE TJLffL DANJII L Wu sow llulfbui Joi. DUBOSH mu lc 1 bmi NIICK PRIBISH Qlzuflc fb ici ll llfkllitlfk Jorw Hfxxx RX LAIX Cum: JOHN Lu A5 114 NIIAL Oxmcn 11 lfffi IL 1' 'The Shacfonla D Q - ,, JOHN Low Q L . . Ii I 1 'E Ffhe .Shadlonlan .foccdl Qnlcqlnon .Shout w6u SHADE vs. SOMERSET SHADE vs. CONEMAUGH TWP. SHADE vs. SOUTH FORK Hllltgas m pax dxrt xs Somtrstt Buckmg tht Lint Down but not out Russm makts lme buck good for 21 first down ag.,a1nst Somerset Russm gots around end Polnt after touchdown South Fork gots through for gam dovsn against South fork Stcond mam tnts for touchdown agamst South fork Y I 1 1 Hillcgas intercepts pass for touch- , , ,. ' ' . . X 1 L 1 A . Y w N Y w N 1 Q Cf 'fha .Sltadlonta ootballll Roundup Davtdsvtlle H1 Defeats Shade by 19 12 Score Calrnbrook Oct 75 For the third week rn succession Conemaugh Tow nshrp had to fight to the limit to keep its undefeated record intact The Indians were given a butter battle by Shade Tow nshrp here this afternoon be fore coming out with a 191 triumph for their fifth nn succession Apparently getting in the habit of coming from be hind for their victories the visitors of Coach Pete Fee gave up a touchdown to the locals in the first quarter before starting to roll and getting a six pomter in each of the next three stanzas Long runs long passes and long marches by both teams kept the big crowd of fans in an uproar from the time the openfng whlstle sounded until the final play was run off The first downs were 11 4 in favor of the winners Shade Township got started on a 40 yard march for its first touchdown by recovering Starts fumble on tht 30 yard srrnpe Two nice runs one by Hillegas for 16 yards and another by Russln for 11 gave the fans their first thnlls and then Hillegas flipped a long pass t Ondish who made the catch on the 10 and was finally nailed only a foot away from pay dirt Conemaugh was penalized six inches for being off sides and then Hlllegas pounded center for the score A plunge for the extra point failed Conemaughs well perfected and highly respected trickery accounted for its game clm hmg touchdown midway rn the final frame Another thrilling runback of a punt by Lape this time for 47 yards put the png skfn on Shades 43 vard sttlpe Breaking through left guard Maslanka galloped to the 31 and then as he was about to be tackled hurled a lateral to Start who added 10 more yards before be1ng nailed After Start made a single yard at center Lappr took a reverse on a 19 yard ride to the one yard stripe Maslanka pounded hrs way through center for the score The defeat ended a three game wmnrng string for Shade Township which lost its first two games Shade Twp Tags South Fork wnth 35 0 Loss Cairnbrook Oct 30-Coach joe Macalkas Shade Township High gridders snapped South Forks three game winning streak by steamrollering their way to an easy 35 0 trrumph here this afternoon The home forces rolled up an 115 edge rn first downs and salted the triumph away as early as the first quarter w1th three touchdowns Shade Townshfp tallied on marches of 60 30 S0 and 60 yards and scored another six pomter on Hrllegass short lk yard sprint with an intercepted pass Coming in possession of the ball for the first time on their own 40 yard line the winners promptly returned it for a touchdown Russm going over from the three yard line and also converting the extra point After Hnllegas intercepted a South Fork pass for the second touchdown the locals got off to a good start on their third scoring march when Russm returned a punt -10 yards to the South Fork 30 A first down followed on the 15 and then Hxllegas ploughed through the line for the remaining dtstance 167 The longest march of the day came early in the sec ond frame when the Tow nshlppers drove SL yards after recovering a South Fork fumble on their own 'L First downs were recorded on the Shade 35 and -lb and South Fork 40 30 and lt from where Wagner passes to Bob ulmsky in the end zone Another lengthy drive this time for 6k yards pro duced the final counter in the third frame Starting from their own 40 the victors tore off first downs on the South Fork 46 30 and 15 and then Wilson raced around right end for the remaining distance job nrtozz Il Dem ncral Rlchland Whlps Shade Iayvees Richland Township Hrgh School chalked up an easy IS 0 victory over the Shade High jayvees of Cafrnbrook in a game on the Rrchland field yesterday afternoon After going scoreless in the first quarter the winners registered a touchdown in each of the last three frames The game was featured by a 40 yard run by Russm rn the third quarter The winners held a 103 margin tn first downs The summary Richland 18 LE Zander LT Dutton LG Kormanrk C Martm RG King RT Webb RE-C Balogh LH Russl n RH Garretson FB Barker Shade-L Weaver Sermo Whrted Telmamk Danko Sankovlch Wolonosky Wagner Shearon Estep jobmlou I1 Democrat Fee Selects County Gnd Star s Team Big Chief Peter Fee who guides the hands of the Conemaugh Townshrp Indians scratched his bald head Frtday and set to the task of selecting the opposing war rrors who tr1ed their best to dull the tomahawks of his tribe during the past grid season Coach Fee has seen all but one team Meyersdale play this year and for this reason he did not lust an player from the Red Raiders outfit Following are the selections made by the county mentor LE Lappr LT Sesack LG Andrrene C Gac RG Jordan RT Schroyer RE Bobull nsk1 QB-I-ZPC LH Russian RH Kaplan FB Maslanka Conemaugh Tw p Shade Tw p Conemaugh Twp Boswell Wmdber Somerset Shade Tw p Conemaugh Twp Shade Twp Wmdber Conemaugh Tw p . . 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Ron Lee Wagngr Yoo Hoo Youhas Ed Krxtzgr Il folntla Ron Smllm Iohn Stroka Dxnamxtg Ed Callahan T1p Lm off Gmrhart POINT Anil: Tou lmoxxx I..1s1 un Lush un smash un 'The .Shadonia l. . .- Uiaalaetlvallll Squad John Scotty Low Lee Shorty Wagner john Boy Lucas Herbert Herb Moore john Marty Youhas Edward Kelly Callahan Thomas Tom Shearon Shade Township Shade Townshrp Shade Townshlp Shade Townshnp Shade Townshnp Shade Townshrp Shade Townshlp Shade Townshlp Shade Townshxp Shade Townshrp Shade Townshnp Shade Townshxp Shade Townshlp Shade Townshlp Shade Townshxp Shade Townshxp Shade Townshlp Shade Townshlp Shade Township Shade Townshxp Guard Foru ard F oru ard Guard Foru ard Foru ard Foru ard Mlchael Stooge Tnlrtsl-:y Manager Ixlpp Arrzrtant Coach john Lover Stroka Roy Hardy Gearhart Edward Eddxe Krxtzer Macalka SEASON OF 1940 1941 SUMMARY Total 7 Games Won Games Lost I69 Faculty Hooversvxllc Stoystown Wlndber Hooversvrllc Somerset Berlm Brothersvalley Stonycreek Tvs p Conemaugh Twp Meyersdale Boswell Stonycreek Twp Berlm Brothersvalley Meyersdale Stoystown Boswell Wlndber Conemaugh Townshrp Somerset Somerset Townshrp Total C c mer C enter Guard C oacb 8 ' ., A ,... ., ,..,. .,.... 33 M , ,, 29 ' .. . . .,,, ........ . ., . 16 ' r ,. ...,.. 24 ' 1 ,,..,..... .. ,, 34 . . , 13 ' .,.. ,. , , ......,. .. .. 27 ' , . , ,, ., 48 ' .,.. , ..,..,,,. . . 17 ' 2 ., .. .. 30 ' ...,...,... . , ..,,..,,.... 20 ..... ...,.. ...., , . . ,........... 41 ' ............,. .,......., .,,.. 2 0 ' - ' .,......,...... .,.,..,., 2 8 ' , ..,.,. ,, ,..,,,,.,..,.. 29 ' .. A .... .,,.. , 35 '.. .... ., ,....... ...32 .. ,.,. ...,..,. , .,.,,,.34 ' ..,, . . ....,..,. 24 ,. , 23 ' .....,,,.. ,.,. .,4,.,..... ...,, 1 6 . .......... ...,, 48 Shade Township .,.... ., ., ,,,............ . 18 Somerset Twp. . .. ,,... ,.,,.. . 38 ' ..... ,...,,... .,.,....,,., . . . 20 . .,.., .,... ................ . . 23 ' ..... ,..,. , ,... .....,.. 2 7 ' - ' .,,,......,.,..... 41 ' .......... . ....,...,,....., , 17 ...,. ,. ,4.. ...... ...,.......,,..... . . 19 ' , ..,.....,,.,..........,.,.,..... 45 .....,.,..,...,. ,.,.,,.........,........... 1 9 ' . ...,.,.,..,.,,, .,.,.......,,... 1 3 ....,........,,... .........,,.,............... 4 4 ' ..,,, . .,... , . ....,,.,...... 15 ' .....,..., ..,... ,..., ..,.......,. .4.... . , . 4 7 ' . ,,....... ....,,,..,,........ 1 , 19 ' ,..,.,..,...,..,.t.... .. 36 ' ...,. .,,......,....,..,..,. 16 ..... ,......,..., ..,. .,...,..,....,.,.,, , . . 41 ' ,.........., .........,.......,.,. 2 1 ' .......4,.........,,.,,.,... 42 . .,,.... .,.. . ., ....., 1 4 ...., ..,..... . ., ,,,,... . ,17 1 , 'The .Shadloman Clilallleetballl Wlotea Shade Tops Meyersdale By a lead of one pount Shade Townshup captured a 74 73 score from Meyersdale Hugh School Both teams fought hard to gaun the leadung number of pounts but when the tinal whustle blew The Blue and Gold havung a sungle pount over the Meyersdale score took the game Shade Vxctory by 31 18 Over Stoystown Stoystown Hugh School lads were defeated on the local floor Tuesday December 31 by Shade Hugh School a s The Stoystown boys who were not very evenly matched un heught wuth the Shaders stull made ut plenty hard for the blue and gold to get that 31 and whule doung so gauned 18 pounters for themselves Coach Macalkas boys had a gaun of 70 13 at the close of the first peruod and added eleven marks un the final peruod whule the defeated tallued five more pounts on theur score Basketball Game Varsity vs Faculty The basketball teams of 1940 41 was oil to a vuctoruous start Tuesday nught December 16 when they defeated the faculty 33 Z9 un the Shade Townshup audutoruum Throughout the game the faculty kept Coach Macalka s boys plenty busy but the boys wuth theur skullful pass mg gave the teachers no tume un whuch to loaf The first half ended wuth the faculty ahead by two baskets The thurd quarter also ended wuth the faculty leadung The fourth quarter really showed that the hours of practuce that the boys had was not a waste of time for un the remaunder of the game the varsuty came from behund and took a lead of 33 29 over the faculty Hooversvulle basketball team overscored Shade 7419 on Fruday December ZO un Ober s Audutoruum Hoovers vu e Shades boys bemg used to a larger floor were very much handucapped un theur passung although they dudn t let the Hooversvulle lads get far ahead untul the last part of the game The wunnung players who seemed to be the faster of the two teams made the game doubly excuturug Theur quuckness and skullful shootung us what boosted theur score Many of Shades long shots for the basket were ruuned by the low ceulung Shade dud not play Hooversvulle last year but us lookung forward to uts com petutuon un comung years Boswell Trounces Shade Tuesday January 77 un the Shade Townshup audu toruum Boswell Hugh snatched a score of 46116 from Shade Hugh The Boswell lads were un the lead throughout the game but Shades boys dud not guve up for un the thurd peruod they made most of theur pounts and fought on untul the end Boswell captured the junuor varsuty prelumunary game a so Somerset Sunks Shade The luckless Shaders dropped theur fufth game un the Class A Somerset County League wuth a 34 13 defeat on Somerset Townshup floor The orange and black led durung the enture rough house game and the final whustle brought the game to an end wuth Somerset ahead by 71 pounts 70 Wmdber Wunners by 48 27 ln the Wundber recreatuon hall Thursday january the blue and whutes hand was raused as the wunncr over the blue and gold by a 46 7u w n The game was a pupand tuck affaur for two frames but the wunners came to the front wuthout much duf ficulty un the last half ln the second part of the battle when the Wundber boys bucketed theur leadung pounts the Shaders kept droppung behund and dud luttle real fightung to keep a competung score Hooversvmlle Halts Shade On the local floor Tuesday January u Hooversvulle handed Shade uts second defeat of the season 31 11 The two teams battled for four frames makung each frame very excutung Although tued several tumes dur ung the first two quarters the vusutors were ahead at the half Durung the last two quarters the vuctors gauned a lead of fourteen pounts Somerset Twp Tops Shade Twp 43 17 Somerset Hugh and Shade Townshups second battle of the season ended wuth a 43 17 truumph for Somerset Hugh at the Somerset Hugh School Somerset snatched the game un the first half wuth some dufliculty but had very luttle trouble from the Town shuppers un the last half un whuch Shade made only three pounts The score board at the quarters showed a chalk up of 186 7314 30-14 The vusutors pushed rught open un the thurd peruod endung ut wuth a 36 19 advantage Pule sent unto the game as a substutute chalked up seven field goals and four fouls The Junuor Varsuty prelumunary was also taken by Shade Beaten by Davudsv1lle Hxqh Conemaugh Townshup gauned a 36-19 victory by breakung away from Shade Tow nshup un the second half The first quarter was closely fought and ut ended wuth Conemaugh leadung 119 but extended ut to a margun of 21 14 at the second rest peruod The thurd peruod chalked up a 29 16 decusuon and the whustle ended the game makung thus Shades eughteenth defeat The junuor Varsuty prelumunary was also won by Conemaugh Townshup Wmdber Raps Shade 47 15 Addung to Shades margun of losses Wundber Hugh smothered Shade under a 47 16 chalk up Wundber felt luttle opposutuon especually un the second quarter when they snatched an 1Spount spree In the first two stanzas the Tow nshuppers were able to shove un two field goals The first frame ended 17 7 the second 304 and the thurd 39 S Wundber also whupped the Shaders un the junuor Var Slly and Prelumunary 43 9 Referee-Sulluvan Boswell Wallops Shade 42 13 Boswell captured uts seventh straught wun wuth tl 47 13 margun over Shade Townshup un the Somerset County Class A League game Boswell sported a 13 pount lead un the first round and the score board read 141 748 and 419 at the rest peruods The prelumunary was taken by Boswell 1 Referee Shaffer - . '. .. ' y.. V sal- g y . y ,, . f . V . r 1 I 7 l cl . . . . 1 .., . , - . Y 1 T I , A ' A , I A p ' ' 1 '- ' u ' I 1 D 1 3 ' n Y Y HOOVGISVHIG Defeats shdde Somerset Township, 27-13. A 1 1 1 7 1 1 7 1 ' I y ' ll . ' Y Y ' . . . 1 , . . 1 - , . A' , . Y A .T D I 4 ' Y 7. U y V ' ' v v l ' D ' . D , -.-, v ' 1 v ' ' V u . . Y . . . l . ' . 1 ' i 1 u' V f 5- Y Y I , Y ', A 7 Y D . . 4 - . , - , T ' ' ' ' u ' ' ' , 32- 1. K I as lil NJAMIN FRAxhL1N 1706 1790 Thu that can glVC up essentxal lxbem to olmun a lxttlc tcmporarx safety deserve nexrhcr hbcm nor satan BL umm Ill I-falflkflll 'fha Slmadloman .Shade J'lL .Shacllowlr You Are My Sunshme Though the sun was not streamung through the wun dows that day the strauns of You Are My Sunshune came streamung through the halls lt couldn t have been a musuc class for ut was basement peruod lnvestugatuon proved the musuc to be comung from the gurls base ment burstung forth from the throats of a dozen senuor gurls congregated there The reason for the sungung was thus All the gurls present had come euther from musuc class or typung class whuch us a drum corp un urself The penalty for sungung lVz hours un detentuon hall Sen1ors Hold Hallowe en Party The Senuor Class held uts annual Halloween Party un thc hugh school audutoruum on October 30 1940 The entertaunment consusted of the awardung of pruzes a cake walk and round and square dancing The pruzes were awarded to Joanne Lohr who was chosen as the best dressed and to Mr Swartzwelder and Aluce Zwuck who were dressed the funnuesr Mr Swartzwelder dusplayed hus long johns whule Aluce Zwuck trued to manage a surplus of weught Joanne Lohr was dressed as a very lovely Mexucan senoruta for the evenung These plus many other humorous cos tumes added to the evenungs fun Mary Stosuck and Glen johns won the cake walk Charlue Yoclc s Orchestra supplued the musuc and Andy Zwuck called the square dances Ianutor Wms Bet and Treats style fun a wheelbarrowb from the school buuldung to Kurkman s Drug Store un Central Cuty on November 5 Mr Leo G Cober a teacher at the Shade Tow nshup grade school dud the pushrng He lost an electron bet When the effect of Mr Buchanan s weught was gettung the best of Mr Cober along came Mr Edson Powell and Mr Arthur Meyers fellow teachers who gave Mr Cober some help The wunner of the bet Mr Bucha nan treated the group to an uce cream sundae Semors Tnp to Somerset The day had come and all the senuors arruved promptly at 8 30 A M bedecked un theur funest raument After the confusuon of findung the rught bus and get rung theur names checked off the lust the bus started for Somerset wuth a load of happy students The furst stop un Somerset was the county yaul where the senuors were shown the cells They trued the beds and chose the cell they would luke to occupy uf the worst came to the worst The next place of unterest was the court house where they attended a sessuon of court Dud someone mentuon food Well uts about tume' At 12 30 the class went to lunch Some of the students went to the Somerset Hugh School Cafeterua whule the rest went to the Ferner Hotel After squeezung unto the buses agaun the class rode out to the County Home and Hosputal Joe Wolonosky wanted to stay by Mr Wepsuc s sude whule goung through the hosputal He saud he wasnt scared All the gurls were so frughtened or was ut yust that they wanted one of the boys to protect them 77 Sore feet and tured legs clumbed back unto the bus and everyone was glad to get home agaun but everyone agrecd that he had had a pleasant and profitable trup Senuor Succumbs m Fatal Auto Accudent Margaret Lohr senuor of Shade Townshup Hugh School was fatally unyured un an automobule accudent june 79 enroute to Cleveland Ohuo She was travelung wuth her uncle who was makung a trup to Canada The accudent occurred about 9 U0 A M at New Castle Pa She was ummeduately placed un the New Castle Hospital where she dued the followung mornung Margaret entered Shade Hugh School as a freshman enrolled un the Commercual Course She took an attuve part un the Gurls Chorus and the Art Club The funeral servuces were held july un the St Thomas Lutheran Church and the body was laud to rest un the Custer Cemetery Students Inuured Two Shade Townshup Hugh School students and an alumnu of the same school were unuured un an automo- bile accudent whule enroute to Mount Unuon to wutness a football game between the two schools Saturday Octo- ber l9 1940 Dorothy Ann Spangler a Senuor receuved a fracture of the left leg Eduth Shaw a yunuor suffered fractures of the left Blakely Rogers a graduate of Shade Townshup Hugh School class of 1940 escaped from the accudent wuth a few bruuses on the face and body Jesse Moore also an alumnu of Shade was operatunt, a car preceedung the one whuch the unyured gurls were un druven by Merle Huston Moore unable to make a rught hand turn backed unto a sude road and proceeded to try agaun but Huston followung closely behund Moore was also unable to make the same turn and headed straught unto Moores durectuon where the two autos colluded Boys Chorus Entertcnns School Durectors The Pennsylvanua Board of School Durectors held theur annual meetung un the Forum at Harrusburg and were guven a treat when Shade Townshup Boys Chorus rendered a commendable performance at that place Feb- ruary seventh The trup was made over the Pennsylvanua Turnpuke wuth two suxty passenger busses After the performance the boys were taken on a conducted tour of the caputol buuldungs Durung the tume the tour was un progress a group of the boys sang for two of the county s represent atuves Mr Wm Luvengood Secretary of Internal Af faurs and Mr Fred Hare a state assemblyman The expenses were paud through the efforts of the chorus members and many outsuders who have shown an unterest un the chorus Some of the expense money was raused through a concert by the chorus a benefit movue chances sold on a raduo and by popular subscrupf tuon 0 I 4 V ' Y y . ' V V ' 4 -7 V U u u Y Y Y . - A . I i . , . V , I , . l . ' . . - , , . . . , . . . Y I A Y Y - Y , , . - I V . V. V Y I . A V l 7 ' ' . 1 ' y ' ' V V , -. V V V - . ' 1 ' ' V 7 ' . Y v v T, . ' , 1 ' ' , . . , . ' Y . I , v' ' . , . . V V ' 1 1 4 IV I A 7 . I Mr, Buchanan, Shade Higlfs Chief janitor, fgde in ankle. Both gurls were taken to the Wundber Hospural. V V Q h V . . , V V . . V u l 1 ' ' . ' . . Y ' ' . - , ' l 1 h u ' i 0 . , . ' ' Y Y ' D 1 . , , . ' ' - u , , . , . f ' ,' . ' ' Y , - , V . ' ' ' I Q - . . . V , V V - - , . U l V ! D Y V Y- ' - . Z Y . 7 Y V, , . . V . V V V . V n . . ' . ' ' '. ' , Y Y I I , . Y I ' Y I ' O . V . , - V. V . V ! V . 1 1 Y jew Leaderr Erlccn Fctters Tom Burke Tvula Johns Edward Kudaslk ctta johns Modem Esbzmalwc Mr Danko and Mr Spangler Pttkmg from tht SlLlLllI'lLS and Bob Kr1tzer Ltap Frog Evtrxbodx s Ralnbovs Steve for Arts Sake Our Alma Mater How Wt Gtr Around Htltn Shtaron unt Hall Jetta Johns Edlt Shaw LlAL1I'lCL Trtmtl Tvula johns Dot Ann Spangler Jean Bax lor jttta Johns Our New Bltachtrs 'The Shadloma qollllow Fflmnu I73 J Ed ' f - june Hall-Mary C. Patterson J . - . . l 'The Shaclloruan .Shade J'lL .Shadows Class Orgaruzatrons Colors and Mottoes The junror Sophomore and Freshmen classes met early rn the school year and effected the organrzatron of each group At the same trme they chose therr class colors class flower and motto The results of the elec trons were as follows JUNIOR CLASS President Pete Gaydos Vtce Prendent Evelyn Wascovrch Secretary josephrne Sady Trearurer Jetta johns Colon Royal Blue and Whrte Clan Flouer Dark Red Rose Motto Lrfe Is What You Make lt Sponsor Mr Spangler SOPHOMORE CLASS Ann Moore Claudra Damore Barbara Lrchvar Helen Shearon Prerrd ent Vzce Prendent Secretarg Trearurer Color: Rose and Green Motto Sponsor Venr Vrdr Vrcr Mrss Mrller FRESHMEN CLASS Preua' ent Frank Sobreskr Vice Prerfdent Edmund Hrllegas Secretary Danrel Domogala Treasurer John Stroka Sponror Mr Povr ell Andersons Tramed Annuals Please Students A crrcus revue presented rn the audrtorrum by the Antrrm Bureau on February 24th proved to be a great success The Andersons rncluded rn therr program the Stars of the Sawdust Rrng ponres monkeys dogs and several anrmals that are not commonly seen rn crrcus rrngs The explanatrons grven by the trarners as to methods of trarnrng anrmals were both rnterestrng and rnstructrve Trrxre the world s highest yumprng dog and Don the wonder pony who performed wrth Frank Buck rn Brrng Em Back Alrve at the Cleveland Exposrtron were especrally rnterestrng One of the most humorous sketches was a banana eatrng contest betvreen the mon key and Theodore Romanchak Naturally the monkey carrred off all the bananas together mth eatrng honors Senrors Leave Shade john Lochrre one of the popular and actrve members of the class of 40 left Shade early rn the year He con trnued hrs studres rn Bellwood Artrs Hrgh School near Altoona John wrll be remembered at Shade for hrs actrvrty on Shades basketball court where he played varsrty for tvro years 74 Elrzabeth Alex another senror closed her career at Shade after the end of the first semester Lrz who contrnued her studres rn Wrndber vras a popular and actrve member of the Senror class She was an enthusr astrc worker on both the Shadonran and Shadarroyr staffs at the trme she left hrgh school She acted as presrdent of the class durrng the sophomore year and as yrce presrdent durrng the senror year Hrgh School Youth Steals Rrng Program Legion Card Ir Bert Stnce AlLStar Slaou A tow headed hrgh school krd from Central Crty Pa hghtrng hrs Hrst fight lost a decrsron but won a legron of frrends at Bernres Arena Frrday nrght The young ster Herb Moore waded rnto Ken Louden Baltrmore lrghtwerght to grve Frederrck hght fans the most thrrll rng three rounds of actron they ve seen rn many months The show sponsored by Francrs Scott Key Post Amerr can Legron was the best srnce the all star card last Aprrl Herb substrtutrng for hrs older brother walked rnto a polefaxrng rrght rn the first round to hrt the canvas for a count of srx but got up hrs face a bloody smear to trade rrghts and lefts wrth Louden Frghtrng purely from rnstrnct the Pennsylvanra youngster drove Louden back rnto the ropes and was hammerrng hrm at the bell and mouth as the second started but the blonde sopho- more kept swrngrng away and caught the Baltrmorean wrth a wrld rrght that caused hrs knees to buckle As the round ended both were frghtrng on rubbery legs wrth only one good wallop needed to hnrsh rt Both were trred rn the thrrd heat but Herb vron the round wrth a wrld attack rn whrch he kept comrng rn wrth both frsts flarlrng the arr Two blows a rrght and left caught Louden and softened hrm up but Herb lacked the stamrna to put over a kayo Both were near exhaustron at the frnal bell but Louden won on hrs early lead Herb was grven a rafter rarsrng cheer by the mob Recent Appearance of Musrcrans from Shade Drnner musrc for the Central Crty Frremen s Banquet on February 25 was furnrshed by a strrng ensemble from the Shade Townshrp Hrgh School Thrs group rncluded seven vrolrnrsts Jay Brttner john Sadlon Raymond Charpellr John Kushner Francrs Trrmrlonr Reynald Trrmelonr jane Lloyd cellrst Frank Sobreskr playrng the strrng bass and Joanne Lohr at the prano Durrng the program whrch followed the drnner a flute and vrolrn trro played a specral number Lorrarne Wrl lrams played the flute and josephrne Wagner and john Sadlon played vrolrns Joanne Lohr accompanred them Ducy Haydu and the hrlly svyeet vrrllres caused more than one guffaw of laffter when they played for assem bly Musrc rs svreet to the ear thats why we all lrke hrll brllres C O . - ' - Y I ' ..- H . ' D ' Y Y I . S . l v V 1 - ' ' ' I ' l .................... l l . I I - - . ' ' VI W . 1 ' ' ' ' V ,, 1 ., - - I, - Il I Y ' I 1 ' I , . . , y . V . I ! ' F I Y Clan Flower .,................ Carnation Louden started the claret flowing from Herb's nose I Y . , - . . ' . . . , I I - .. - . ..........,..... .. , v , . I L . 1 1 I I l ' ' A ' . . .. - . . ' ' I .I ' D Z . , . ' '. ..'. . 2 z n v- H s f - - .. ., 1 1 r Q 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' - Y Y , . . . , . 7 1 . ' . ll. v ' ' ' , , - - U' 5 4 U' K U- lk t , . . . . , ' D v D Y Y 7. I 'The Slftadlonto. .Shade HL Sltacllowa Shade Twp Hr Gnd and Cage Squads Feted Carrnbrook March lr More than two hundred fol lowers of Shade Townshrp Hrgh athletrcs turned out to pay homage to the school s football and basketball squads at the banquet sponsored by the Shade Lrons Club rn the school audrtorrum E L Edwards assrstant football coach at Penn State College was the prrncrpal speaker subbrng for the head coach Bob I-irggrns who was unable to appear because of rllness Edwards lauded the fine sprrrt shown rn hrgh school athletrcs and also prarsed johnny Patrrck a Shade Hrgh alumnus and star on the Nrttany Lrons football team for the last two years Patrrck also was present and made a few brref remarks Joseph Macalka coach at the local school was another speaker and presented letters to the varsrty basketball players and sweaters to the varsrty football performers Macalka who came here from Roarrng Sprrng Hrgh a year ago experrenced only a medrocre basketball season spendrng most of the trme reburldrng the team The outlook rs much better however as a maporrty of the boys on the squad have one or two more years yet to play The football team had a hrghly successful cam pargn numberrng Wrndber among rts vrctrms Assrstant coach Lee Krpp and football captarn Herb Moore also made brref remarks P E Krrtzer presr dent of the Shade Lrons Club rntroduced banquet chart man J W Kudasrk who rn turn presented L S Wrl lrams supervrsrng prrncrpal of the Shade schools who served as toastmaster Instrumental musrc was provrded by the students of Shade Hrgh and group srngrng was drrected by Dan Border Motron prctures of several State College grrd games of last season were shown and a number of hum orous sketches were presented by members of the Lrons Club A baked ham drnner was served by the ladres of the Carrnbrook Lutheran Church assrsted by members of the schools home economrcs departments Decoratrons were rn keeprng wrth St Patrrcks Day Popular Arirst and Sculptor Vrsrts Shade Hr A varrety of colored chalk plus J Franklrn Caveney and presto there emerges the colorful Nragara Falls or a street rn Venrce These features were rncluded rn the entertarnment furnrshed by the artrst and ex edrtor of The Sketch Book rn the hrgh school audrtorrum Wednesday October twenty second Clay modelrng of our forefathers the sketchmg of the puprls from the audrence and the makrng of scenery wrth rags were also rncluded rn hrs program Caveney who has traveled throughout the Unrted States and Europe wrth such programs as he presented here was sponsored by the senror class Senrors Hold Play The senror class of Shade Tovunshrp Hrgh S hool presented therr annual play The Sunshme Turns wrrtten by Dana Thomas on March llth 12th rn two matmees and one evenrng performance H5 The cast was composed of senrors exceptrng Edrth Sham rumor and Wrlber Gearhart sophomore The cast was under the drrectron of Mrss Mrller From a crrtrcs pornt of vrew thrs was the best play Shade has seen for a long trme The Sunshme Twrns was true to rts name because rt spread sunshrne and laughter and kept the audrence rn strtches Herbert Moore deserves laurels for hrs grand pe formance as father The grrls thought he was very handsome wrth gray harr Orchrds to Edrth Shavs and Wrlber Gearhart for therr rmpersonatron of two slrghtly drppy twrns Dorrs Kearney played a very convrncrng mother Lorrarne Wrllrams a movre struck Norma was apprecrated by everyone Mrke Skero portrayrng a young communrst goes through many trrals set upon hrm by hrs brother and srster the twrns wrth a tardy good wrll The actrng of Erleen Fetters who played the brat and eldest member of the Robrnson famrly was complr mented by members of the audrence Joe Wolonsky who played Leo the Meek was grand when he turned rnto Leo the Lron and roared Wrnrfred Gray adapted herself very readrly to the role of Mrss Doyle a talent scout Alex Bobulrnsky s good looks made hrm a natural for the part of Normas boy frrend Edrth Cerbaro added qurte a brt to the play rn her drgnrfred role of Mrs Ellrs The play was enjoyed by everyone young and old art and commercral students a really fine play was pre sented As a partrng word complrments are extended to the make up crew whrch consrsted of Sylvra Neuman jean Baylor Lors johnson and Margaret Bestvrna Lyceum Program Andrew Dr Crosta and Lenora Ferrarr presented a pro gram Musrcal Moments rn the hrgh school audrtorrum on Wednesday November 21 at 7 CO p m Every rnstrument of the band was played by the two Mrss Ferrarr a masterful accordran player added to the performance wrth her rrch soprano vorce whrch cleverly portrayed the tradrtronal artrstrc rnherrtance of the Italran people Thrs unusual duet has had a long and extensrve career They have performed throughout the New England States on the RKO crrcurts and have appeared rn many of the largest theatres rn the Unrted States They were both very delrghtful persons and most gracrous to therr audrence Steve Udvarr Paul Fleegle Lloyd Bowman and Charles Zwrck were members of a quartet whrch sang at the Lrons Club banquet held rn the audrtorrum The accordran artrsts Johnnre Fleck and hrs lrttle brother Steve performed very capably before the senror hrgh school assembly on March twenty srxth O . -1 l ! 7 ' 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' . 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J' j J Marian Sebring 1 A' . 1 ' w 1' Q-Tlli S- l'lG.CQO YLLCI. .Sltaclle Ht Sltctcllowa Shade Represented m Fourth Mustc Feshval The All County musnc groups agaln produced the fourth annual Somerset County Musnc Festxval durmg the latter part of the school year Varymg the procedure from former years groups rendered programs at vartous htgh schools throughout the county The rendrtron of programs ln these centers enabled a greater number of people to hear and note the accompllshments that are bemg obtarned by the schools throughout the ounty Our high school acted as host when the All County Elementary Concert was g1ven m the school audrtorlum on the evenmg of Aprnl seventeenth As 1n former years Shade was well represented ln all the orgamzatnons The pupxls chosen to partncrpate rn the dxlferent groups were All County Chorus Dons Kearney Vnrgrnna Crutch field Electa Whlted Vxctorxa Sprock Mary Sxcko Evelyn Seger Steve Udvarn Herbert Cook Lloyd Bots man and Louns Vxdmar All County Orchestra Flute Lorrame Wllltams Fzrrt Vzolm Jay Bnttner john Sadlon Josephxne Wagner Raymond Chlappellx John Kushner Reynald Trxmelonr Frances Trlmelonr Second Vzolznf Dorothy Huston Lourse johnson and Ducy Haydu All County Band Thmz' Clarznet Edward Callahan Dean Bxttner Edward Krltzer Flute Lorralne W1ll1ams Shade Loses Semors as Cheer Leaders semor class Ham was actrve rn the cheer1ng sectnon at both football and basketball games for four years Twee dldnt come to Shade untll her sophomore year but after that If drdn t take long to make herself knovsn as an ardent sports enthusxast Both grrls helped to add ztp to the stdelnnes whrle the players were showmg the opponents what a wallop Shade really packs Ass1st1ng these leaders rn the art of yellmg were the followmg underclassmen Jetta Johns Tom Burke Ed ward Kudas1k and Raymond Chlappelll Shade Twp Organtzes H1gh School Band The Shade Townshxp Hlgh School Band IS becommg a realtty th1s year In October the school board appro prlated seven hundred dollars for the band approxt mately half of thus for tnstruments that w1ll be perma nent possesstons of the school the balance for nnstru ments that are bemg sold to students on a tnme payment p an Thrs was assurance enough that a band would be or gamzed for students to get thenr fathers horns off the atnc shane them up and start to work After hve months of mstrumentalxsts met played together pronounced themselves a band Rehearsals have been held twlce each week s1nce that trme March Tentatnve plans are bemg made for a concert rn May featur1ng all of the tnstrumental orgamzauons rn the schools Thxs of course lncludes the band It IS the hope of all connected wtth the band that thts concert w1ll prove the band to be a permanent orgamzatlon of the school and a pleasure to nts members and all who ltsten to tts performances class lnstructron tn the school forty five 77 The personnel of the band 15 made up of the follow mg students Flute Sylv1a Neuman Mary Jane Wagner Clarznez Dean Bxttner Sara Mae Bollerhey Edward Callahan Robert Cassxdy janet Gearhart Joanne Lohr Sara McClemens Anna Loulse McQuade Magdalene Nestranskr Lourse Ott Colleen Sebr1ng Helen Shearon George Vrdrschak Joseph Wagner Chester Zgetts B flax tenor saxophone Denton Shaffer Snare drurnt john Grey Edward Krltzer Andy Tnmelonl Bax: Drum Mrchael Kravchak Cornet Veryl Baldwm Frank Bar buschak Ray Johnson Clarence Kolnskl Robert Krntzer Alma Landxs jack Lehman Genev1eve Low Paul Ott Robert Shaffer Roy Weaver George Wrlk Mellophoner Herbert Cook Lou1se johnson Mary Naret Alto Russel Fetters Baritone Fred Huston Wrlltam Zugrovrch Trombone Thomas Burke Catherme Salamanchak Freeman Z1mmerman Souraphone Paul Fleegle Notes Worth Nohng Mnss Mar1or1e Weaver executlve secretary of the Somerset County Tuberculosxs Socxety addressed the assembly November 70th Mr Edward Gluck manager of the Somerset County Employment Ofhce addressed the semor class on the subject of methods of obtatnmg employment after gradu HLIOII A movle sponsored by the Krumenacker Lumber Co was shown to the boys of the semor hrgh school dur1ng the year The movte showed the methods of lumbernng used by one of the largest lumber compantes xn the Pac1f1c northwest josephme Sady and Margaret Mnhelcrc two members of the yunnor class were VlCf1mS nn an automob1le acc1 dent early 1n January josephme suffered compound fractures and was a pattent rn the Wmdber Hospltal for several months Due to the accxdent she was unable to attend school for the remamder of the term Margaret escaped wxthout serrous mjury and was able to resume her studies a few days later Corporal Clarke a member of the Pennsylvanna State Poltce at the Greensburg barracks talked to the SCHIOI assembly durmg the year Hts subject was one pertam mg to cnme and hovt the present tendencnes tovsard cr1me may be remedled One of the most 1nterest1ng programs of the year was gxven nn the yumor h1gh school assembly when the Somerset Townshtp Hrgh School Band gave a concert on March e1ghteenth The seventh grades from the lower bulldmg were lncluded rn the audrence The hrgh school Boys Chorus gave a return concert rn the Somerset Townshtp Htgh School on March twenty fifth C . . 5 1 1 3 T . . . 1 Y 1 . 1 1 1 1 . . 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' 'I 2 32 I I 17 I ' 2 2 I I ' A ' fl .-1' Cf .-f Y A' ,, , 1, vi 'Q 'The .Shadloma Congratulations to The Class May You All Contmue on Toward the Covetcd Goal of I-Iappmess and Success Here s a Frzeudh Store W INDBER PENNSYLVANIA l8v 1941 Shade Township High School! fl Cfhe Shacfonlan ELECTRIC SERVICE Llghfens Household Work Rockungham Light, Heat, and Power Company C1 'XTR AL LITE PLNNSX LN ANIA Central C1tV Natlonal Bank Continuous Service Since 1921 S O I A E. , N , j , ,. , , , -1 1 , A A . 1 A 0 O Central City, Pennsylvania .xl +143 .Inf ffl -. ery Crime .siflaciionia Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of Nineteen Hundred Forty-one Ljtflay Yo11 Have Contmued Success and Happmess STEVE RISKO 6- SON CAIRNBROOK PLNNISYLX ANIIA JI Gord Place to Stolb Snyder s C LN IRAL CI'IY CENTRAL CITY BEVERAGE CO II PSI COL X SOI T DRINKS I II T I ' I ' I , . 7 i - 1 Lllltl : l 1 PENNSYLVANIA George Kushncr. Proprietor f C55 l qHe gI1acQUrLlanE A T YOUR SERVICE SAM NEUMAN Out tlei fo: the Eutne Fdllllbl Central Clts Pcnnsy IX anm CUHIIJIIHIK nfs 0 Conzjlfzlm ulv L F Wagner Co J J Sobleskl GEN ERAL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES MERCHANDISE JEWELRY Centml Cnty Pennsylvanu Central Cnty Pennsylx mm EVELYN cmd DCDROTHY MANGES BEAUTY SHOPPE DOBOY S BRICK BUILDIING Cgntrll Clts Punnsx Ix mn PI-IONL CIINIRAL C VIH D75 ISK ' ' ' f ' ' . of GET YOUR NEXT PERMANENT IVAVE AT 7 I T-'II' iff-, Fflme Slrracloma WE MAKE ANY SIZE AND KIND OF PICTURE Sfzzrfz P rf: mr trim S1 e and C1111 We Also Sell 1nd Dex elop Fllms mr the Loxx est Prlces Crump IJILILITLS Commereul PILILIFCS Medxlllons Weddlng, P1CtureS I ngrmngj md Qopylnfg, Prctures Cafl Om Studio for an Appointment Andrew Shelufo PHOTO ART STUDIO Centr1lQ1ty Pennsylvflnm CflllIf71IIlILl1fS of Central Cnty THEATRE Y Central Clty Pcnnsylx Hmm Krumencacker Lumber Company SALES DIVISION Stoystown Pennsylx .mm Phone Cer1tr1lC1ty 3293 VISII Our Cash cmd Carry Yard at Buckstown and Save on Farm and Home Buxldmg Matenals and Repcnrmg Cost u1l1tv Consndercd Our Prxces Arc Low est SEL OUR LINE OF READY MADE SMALL FARM BUILDINGS . 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I , 4 I a ' -5 H v I y fr .1 - 1 ' , . . , Q . - f CTl l.6 Slflctcllvnlane - - LET US FURIN ISH YQUR HOME ON EASY PAYMENTS Bassel Sluvely Co 8 10 G h WINDBER PENNSYLVANIA FLASH PALACE HOTEL A so FINE PASTRY mtnhhrr Qlumhvr Glnmpemg Lumber Millwork ond Builders Supplies ytlo gf tleB ld XVIINDBLR PLINNSYLX ANIA L88l Y A il 1 1 I 1 O 130 - ra am Avenue 3 CfllIII7lilIIf'l1fX of Windbcr, Pennsylvania Q 1 . . , . 1 1 Ever in or 9 ui ersu : : 1 1 1 Cfha Shadloma 1.-M HENDERSON Lazmder er s Cleaners JOHNSTOWN PENNSYLVANIA CONGRATULATIONS Conzplnm nfs 0 Heres o ,1 happy endmg of your Hxgh School Days rand a successful begmnrng of your new Llfe Ar 3011 look oruaui I0 your JOYOUS COMMEINCEMENT If If our ZLISZ7 ibut you grarluafc ruth Fashion Honors W WELCOME THE OPPORTUNITX TO BE OF SERVICE TO YOU JOHNSTON A EVERYBODY STORE Complzmenfs 0 Swank Hardware Company Quahty Smce 1862 INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES HOME FURNISHINGS HARDWARE I89 . A I -1- my f El I 'V f - ' f I Ffh:-: Shadlontan REELS CORNERS GAS STATION AND COFFEE SHOPPE P O Centr1lC1ty Pennsxlxtzma Phone 3587 OPEN DAY AND 'XIIGHT Merle D Snyder mfmfrt, Scemc Sex en Mule Stretth U S Route 30 Summer School Dune and Dance Specnal Courses 1n Shorthand Ts pmg and Bookkeepmg deslgned for those who tontemplate gomg to college m the fall Regular Dxploma Courses 1n Secretarml SCILDCC and Account 1ncy leadmg to employment 1n Industry Sessrons 8 A M to 1 P M Cclmbrlou Rowe Business College JoHNsTowN PENN A R A POORBAUGI-I Hardwood Lumber RAILROAD MINI. AWD INDUSTRIAL LUMBER R D 3 Stox stovs n Ptnnss lx mm IJO . u a K Y, 'V If I 7 A L ' . ' .1 1 ck ' . 3 Sessions 9 to 12 A. M. t 7, . . 7 . ' -vr 7 D O I 3 T9 A LY N 'Y V X 5 'Y 'L If f I 'Tha .Shadlonla Congrofulofions Shode Township Hugh School Closs of Nineteen Hundred Forty one , I-IUSKIN RUN SUPPLY COMPANY Tealez .s 172 GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND MEATS JU Q1 I P .yl A I Rock' gh' P 'The .shadlontan Chex rolet s FIFSI Agam Expect :1 lot of thrllls and performmce vxhen you step mto the nexx Chex rolet for 1941 EYE IT TRY IT BUY IT Adams Chevrolet Company 312 Txxentx first Street Wlndber Pennsx 1x ann Phone Compliments 0 Sax 11 uzfb I'Iouux rom Tflfgmpb Dflll my Florzifs WILMORE FARMS SCHRADER DAIRY FLOWER SHOP WINDBER 510 Vme S 1776 Gmhflm Ave PENNSYLVANIA Johnstown P1 Wlndber P1 COMPLIMENTS OF Crystal Bottlmg Works 1305 jackson Ax enue PHONE Wmdber 233 WINDBhR PENNSYLX ANIA 197 . 7 V l 7 7 I , 'V . 215 ' f ,' ,' ' y,, '11, ' I. ..- 11 . O , , . . ' 7 'fha Islnacfonla -L-1-1 CLASS RINGS and CLUB PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS MEDALS 'md TROPHIES DIPLOMAS DON ENEIX Umon Trust Buxldmg Pxttsburgh Pa CAPS md GOWNS CHOIR ROBES TRI HI Y md HI Y PINS STATIONERY G H Muller XVHOLFSALE FLOUR GRAIN GENERAL MERCHANDISE ATLAS EXPLOSIVES Manu acfurcr 0 BLUE CIRCLE FEEDS K H WAGNER Agency ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE R D 2 Stoystown Penna Oihce it Buckstovsn on Lmcoln H1ghway PI-IONIE CENTRAL CITY V97 PHONES 'Ifve Su mg If I0 Iffllflldl Ifljllfrlllfe' Beuerdqle 49 Wmdber 198 Be IIJIJE Uutlzalz e I9v . , . s ' ' L ' - . . . . . ' s . . , f ' f . Can be .fefufed from jour local lQVOL f -- Y . . . V - 1 L T' , - .U I I. V A I , ,I 7' ! I ' , 'N . . A. . N A1 C-fha SJFLCLCQOYLICLH M E Nagel 8K Son Cxflfllllflllfllfk f N USRALLAH S SCHOOL PHOTCGRAPHER UENERAL MERCHANDISE Y 735 NX oodx .IIL Ax cnuc ohnstovs n Pcnnsx lx 'mu Cmnbrook Pumsxlx mn A SOUAK1 PLAC1 7 O DI AI Damel Shaffer s Sons 40 Yems 0fFdIfZ7 1115670166 HARIN ARE FL RNITL Rr Mu 1 AG W ASIII RS P1111 c o R x111oQ IxILVINTA1OR LLLcT111c RI 1 RIGIRATORS COAL Rfxxcxs XIOORL 5 BI-NQAI PRIIIR RIQAL xta ILSTIL Ilnmn 1711 HQOX I RSX II Il Pl NNSX I N XXI X II , 1 KU I O I I 'W r I 1 'I ,, , , J , ,, 2 , ' , I . . . , I . . f' : 1: 1 3 57 ' 7 f- I : W - , '2 1 f fl i if '2 ' 1 fiif 1 f QE 2' I. In I JI 'Z , Y- Y W ., v , , V Q. .. . II .' K 'The .Shadlonia COMPLIMENTS OF MERCHANTS DIVISION SOMERSET CHAMBER OF COMMERCE I F 111 ffpbrrfvxflf IMI: .Af -fy Afvbv'-f 5,4 H W2 IIXUQ '4 11 IS - zzfwgfzujv zs ' K- X ,ff . ' . ' W7Q4f I will ,- 1' V . , of fy ,D ' In VV V f,,,!', ,nv ' 0 L I I f-fx ,., 4 , in 1,1 I Ii ' -ff Y n , 4 I C X ' Y ff A .1 . f l J, . 1 X I f 1 LV.. ....fvL, ff? 7? 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