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

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,l,. -1 - The SHADONIAN P-vm-f . Kawala Kipp Korzar Krivonak MARGARET KAWALA Marge Hiking For Margaret things didn't easily come and easily go-she devoted her time in be- ing prepared for her classes. Found time for a cheery greeting to anyone. Hated to be disturbed once she got started in figur- ing those minus and plus signs. Used her Home Ec. knowledge for many practical purposes. JAMES KIPP jim Farming Belonged to the F. F. A. and was inter' ested in the work. jim was a serious minded fellow and did not joke. A very swell classmate to get along with but once in a while he would get hot under the collar. Member of both the Chorus and Choir. Played Basketball for the F. F. A. and especially liked to make trips to Har- risburg. Plans to carry on in the agriculf tural field. MIKE KOTZAR Abe Bike Riding One of Rockingham's favorite sons. Rather tall with coal black hair. Likes to do a lot of swimming. Spent five years in the Boys' Chorus and two years in Choir. Members of the Hammer Hatchet Gang. Had a great craving for Hookey Playing and cooking up mischief of some sort. Great ambition is to become an A-1 coal miner. JOHN KRIVONAK Kriv Trapping Kriv was one of the fairheaded fellows of the Senior Class. A very steady chum of Sadlon and Gurget while in school. Liked to play football as well as watch it. Liked to roam the woods and seek the Peace of Nature about which Mr. Border talked so much. Also devoted a great deal of his time to hunting. Wants to become a flight mechanic in the Coast Guard. Kudasik Lambert Landis l16l ROBERT KUDASIK Bob Hunting Bob always seemed to be very busy in school as well as outside of its four walls. Claimed he liked to be alone in the woods with the squirrels. Sooner hunt than ear. Mounts animals in his cellar for a pastime. Liked to drive a Ford around once in awhile. He was quiet and one of those rare souls who could get along very well. PHILIP LAMBERT Phil Fishing Phil was a good natured fellow that was easy to make friends with. Strong believer in The Fisherman's Luck. Got a kick out of taking cars apart but of course didn't know how to put them together again. A member of the Chorus for five straight years and Choir two years. Steady com- panion of Sherman Shaffer. HARRY LANDIS Buck Hunting Buck, a curly headed young fellow hails from Central City. Could always be seen driving his brothers Chev, A sturdy football player, who filled the fullback spot quite well. He made the girls look goggle eyed when he went by. One of Ernie's pals. Wants to become an engineer.

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H-,Q ......... .. The SHADONIAN D. Haydu Homan Horwath Hoskins DUCY HAYDU JOHN HOSKINS Deuce Stamp Collecting A ' Muscles Chasing Girls A representative of Wilbur who could t Q '-1, .jf Muscles had one very bad habit-picking be seen quite often with Bennie. Gave trouble with larger fellows. Had a great three faithful years to the school orchestra. A way with the feminine sex. Agreed with When he doesn't have anything to do he A Tom that cider is the most refreshing drink likes to scrape away on his home-made available. Plans to continue with commer- hddle. Goes for swimming in a big way. Q , cial work. Ambition is one of John's Gets a great kick out of playing Hillbilly . - strongest points and some day we can ex- Classics. Has his heart set on becoming a . 4 A ' Q1 pect to hear a lot about him. He seldom Stare Highway Patrolman. s A C t left the Nash cool to a normal temperature. HELEN HOMAN Hom Dancing The only senior girl that came from Reitz 4. Often advised not to burst a blood vessel when laughing. Enjoyed movies and dancing. Found an extreme interest in cooking. Fond of pastel shades, as seen in her many blouses and skirts. Undecided about her future. ROSE HORWATH Rosie Rose found contentment in the area of the Home Economics department which may account for her neat, well-dressed ap- pearance. Consumed excess energy in singing alto in Chorus, Choir and on any occasion. Enjoyed parties, dancing and ex- changing wits with her pals. B. Hunter Huston Johns U51 BETTY HUNTER Betty Dancing Betty came to Shade during her senior year from Adams Township. Acquired many friends through her congenial ways. Devoted much of her time dancing, play- ing mushball, and roller skating. Possessed a strong desire to become a nurse. Earned marks that displayed conscientious study- ing during her free periods. DOROTHY HUSTON Dot Driving milk truck Dot was anything but quiet-huh Dot? Worked energetically and diligently in all classes. Was usually rushed and crowded with typing papers. Enjoyed running off stencils with her friends. Used het alto voice to much avail in Chorus and Choir. President of the Commercial Club and typist for the Shadarrow. She belonged to the orchestra for three years. A JETTA JOHNS fear Driving the Dodge A fine specimen of wit and vitality. En- joyed leading the cheering fans for four years. Treasurer during her Junior and Senior years. Consumed her energy play- ing basketball. Jetta portrayed many neat styles and possessed an array of waves in her luring chestnut colored hair. -

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The SHADONIAN Larson Ling Low Magnone JOHN LARSON johnny Photography A quiet lad who didn't have much to say and kept pretty well to himself. A faith- ful member of Chorus and Choir. Spent five years in Chorus and three in Choir. Spent his spare time developing pictures. Liked to drive his dad's car. Didn't seem to take much interest in girls because he thought it was a waste of time. Can not make up his mind about the future. EDNA LING Shorly Singing Edna was known as the little girl with a big voice in her church and school choir. Her two main problems were: hopelessly exploring Shade for a pal her size, and finding a way to skip Math tests. Why did she show such enthusiasm in Home Ec? Made classes cheery with her high-pitched chuckles. Didn't mind the name Shorty. JOHN LOW Scotty Sports Low, the dark haired, broad shouldered chap, was quite an attraction when out- fitted in his blue and gold. Occasionally, warmed the seats in detention with his pal, Chris. Gained his knowledge in the Lab- oratory during the fifth periods. Accom- plished much during his two years varsity football and basketball. Popular with both sexes from frosh to alumni. Mahler Materna Mele I17l CAROLINE MAGNONE Yine Speaking A little Italian lass from Central City who could always find something to talk about. Enjoyed dramatics, writing essays and short stories. Literary Editor of the Shadonian, member of Shadarrow staff, and sang in girls chorus. Accompanied her elhcient work with a sweet personality. Claimed they had the best wot-cha-call-it in this neck of the woods-You'll have to prove it. EMMA MAH LER Emma Sewing One of the quiet seniors with a grand personality. Had a yearning to spend fifth periods in the office. Was Coleman's right hand pal. Emma came to Shade from near Stoystown, taking the Commercial course during her four years. Participated in choir and chorus. Her complexion was a desire by all. MARY MATERNA Mame Dancing Mamie, as known to her friends was our sweet and charming blonde, who always enjoyed a good time. Never thought of coming to school minus that outstanding wave in her hair. Was a member of the Patterson crew. Loaned her soprano voice to the girls chorus for four years. Expected to become a secretary after receiving her earned diploma. HELEN MELE Helen Embroideri ng Helen hailed to Shade from them thar mountains. While in school she studied anything that came her way. Disliked noisy study halls. Imagine that. Was tal- ented in Home Economics, and spent her leisure time doing anything that pertained to it. She solved math problems efEcient- ly till she got stuck, then it was a maga- zine.