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

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The SHADONIAN ANN LOUISE MCQUADE-Ann Louise was popular with the opposite sex as well as with her own. She always came through with a good joke when things were dull. She played the clarinet in band for three yars. EDWARD MIKULA- Ed is the type of boy who tries to be as inconspicuous as possible. This quiet lad spends much of his time reading, attending movies, and driving his Dodge, from which he is practically inseparable. MARY MILAVEC-Amiable, quiet, studious, and ambitious help to describe Mary. Everybody envies her A grades in all her sub- jects. She acted as Secretary of the Commercial Club in her senior year. HELEN MOXIM-Helen has long, dark blonde hair which is always well-groomed. She succeeded in anything she undertook. Enjoyed the friendship of her two inseparable friends-Iennie and Ruth. ERNEST NAGY- Ernies' contagious personality made him a favorite among all his classmates. Was editorsin-chief of the Shadonian his senior year. His P. O. D. arguments were terrific and he knew what he was talking about, too! He liked physics and chemistry- especially if he could prove fscientificallyl that everything the other fellow said was wrong. RUTH NAUGLE-Ruth is one of the few students who came to Shade from Paint Township. She really enoys a good old barn dance. She sang in the Girls' Chorus and Choir. Would like to follow the Commercial Career. EVA OLSEN-Eva's cheerfulness made her a favorite of all her classmates. She has pretty blonde hair, a clear, white complexion and wears specks very becomingly. She enjoys the company of a certain Iim. MIKE ONDICH-Mike is quiet, resourceful, and ambitious. His chief sport is football in which he played half-back on the varsity for three seasons. Shade is proud of Mike who has been a letterman for three years. LOUISE OTT-Louise who hails from Wilbur seems to believe that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, for she is very good in the kitchen. She belonged to the Girls' Chorus for two years and to the band for three years. KATHLEEN PAGE--Cute, tiny, and sweet, that's Kay. Petite, quiet and seldom without a smile. lust reaches the five footg mark. En- joyed drawing as a hobby. Did most of her sketching when bored with her classes. Played hockey from certain classes when she felt the urge. i a 1 C163 1'

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The SHADONIAN BARBARA LICHVAR- Barb's dimples and the colorful ribbons in her brown hair added to her cuteness. Not only was she an ac- curate and efficient typist, but she also liked to express herself in P. O. D. class. She was class treasurer during her junior year. DONALD LOHR-When we heard someone speak a slow drawl, we knew Donald was around. He is in his paradise when at a square dance. He spends his spare time hunting the inhabitants of the woods. EMILY LOHR-Emily-one of the tallest girls in the class. Dark haired, dark-eyed, always neatly dressed. Very considerate of others and also very friendly. Calm and collected at all times. Reading and letter writing were her favorite hobbies. Seldom seen without Ila. Sewed and cooked at her leisure. IOANNE LOHR- Io was active in many extra-curricular activi- ties throughout her four years in high school. She not only played the clarinet in the orchestra and band, but also displayed great talent at tickling the ivories. Was associate editor of the Shadarrow during her senior year. A member of Girls' Chorus, and the Art Club. Played the part of the other gal in Campus Quarantine. WARREN LOHR-Four years ago Warren entered the portals of Shade quietly, leaving them in like manner. He especially likes to hunt deer which may account for his frequent absences during hunting season. Hails from Pokey Town. GENEVIEVE LOW- Beansie --our little classmate with that en- viously slim waistline. Sang soprano in Girls' Chorus. Took home economics and claims her specialty is peanut butter fudge-mmm! Sounds goods! Her merry chuckle helped to locate her in a crowd, even if she couldn't be seen. Gang. i 15 l . :..r +3 si K ' IOHN LUCAS- Boyko was th easy-going fellow who made a hit with both sexes. He earned three letters as end on the gridiron and played on the varsity basketball team for four years. Boyko was a frequent visitor to the dance halls. WALTER MAHLER-Walter exhibits his tenor voice to great ad vantage in both Boys' Chorus and Choir for several years Although he wears a natural blush, he turns rosier when a member oi the op posite sex speaks to him. He hopes someday to be a tiller of soil STEVE MATEY-Steve, a tall, happy-go-lucky lad, took great de light in teasing the girls. Although he lived in Central City his sole alibi for being late for school was that his bus was late. REVA MAUST-Reva, a friendly and good-natured lass came to Shade during her sophomore year. She surprised us by turning out to be one of our best jitterbugs. Reva is a follower of the Wilbur

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The SHADONIAN AMELIA PHILLIPS--This dark-haired, dark-eyed lass was kept well occupied with her job as feature editor of the Shadarrow. Taught the less fortunates how to work their math problems. Always gay and never without a: Wisecreack. Ambition is to don a white cap and uniform. Watch the pulses soar! RALPH POLGAR-There was never a dull moment when Ralph was around, for he always had a wisecrack for every occasion. His outstanding feature is his freckles. He was continually bragging about his Chev. PHILLIP PONGRAC--l'Doc wore a grin from ear to ear. Sel- dom Without a clever wisecreack. Makes airplane models as a hobby. Skiing and hiking are his favorite pastimes. ls very jolly. His cherished ambition is to become an aviator and soar through the clouds. WILDA RAYMAN-Wilda was one of the sweetest girls in the class. Is blessed with dimples and natural curly hair. Was very efficient as assistant reporting editor of the Shadarrow, but her poems were an even greater asset to the paper. Sang second soprano in Girls' Chorus. CHARLOTTE ANN REITZ- Snooks -the ideal classmate! Her merry chuckle and pleasing personality won her many friends. Spent all her free hours working in the art room. Served as treasurer of the Art Club. To any question she did not Wish to answer directly she always replied with a very timely Are you kiddin'? LOUISE ROMAN-Louise was very active in extra-curriculum activities. Being a gifted artist, she need only give the paint brush a few strokes and she has a beautiful picture before her. She was a supporter of the nickel dances, art editor of the Shadonian, and one of the first to introduce new dance steps at Shade. KATHRYN SEFCHICK-Kathryn was one of the quiet and shy members of the class. She wore many different hairdoes, all of them very becoming to her. Much of her spare time was spent with him. Member of the Commercial Club. WILLIAM SEMENIK- Bill -short, blonde, and blue-eyed, ap- pears to be a little shy, but is not when among friends. Collects stamps and builds airplane models as a hobby. Belonged to Boys' Chorus. His dreams are confined to the clouds, for his greatest desire is to be an viator. CECIL SHAFFER-Cecil always tried his best to keep out of trou- ble, but rarely succeeded. Studies the radio and the airplane during his spare time. Likes singing and is quite an artist. Was assistant photo editor of the Shadonian, a member of Boys' Chorus, Choir and the Art Club. Has his heart set on becoming an aeronautical engineer. ELMER SHAFFER-Elmer has acquired the most unusual nickname of Iunie. Of course, only his closest friends get away with calling him that. When it comes to singing, this fellow is tops. Member of Choir and Chorus. Never missed a square dance. His cheerful per- sonality made him a favorite classmate. V fl7l