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

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FLOWER-LILAC MOTTO- WE Gnow As We Go. COLORS-PINK AND BLUE CLASS SPONSOR--Mas. KIMBALL IOHN KROL- XE was an outstanding personality oi our senior class. He was class president in his senior year cmd also captain of both basketball and football teams. Extremely popular. Could adjust himself easily to any society, including the company of ladies. Took an active part in school affairs and dancing at noon. Planned to join the Air Corps and become a pilot. MAURICE TREMEL- Pete to most everyone. Had the pleasing combination of brown wavy hair and blue eyes. Popular-fun loving -amiable. Was drum major in band and twirled the batons like nobody's business. Left us at mid-term to enter Iunior Pitt. Chose pre-medical course and hoped to be an M. D. in the distant future. Hang out your shingle, Pete, we'll look you up. Pete was vice- president this year. DANIEL DOMOGOLA- Dinah was Shade's real all-around man. In football he called signals, carried the ball, blocked, and tackled with equal versatility, He always cheered up the girls and should get a job in a morale department. Loved boxing and dancing. Planned on being a psychiatrist. Had a special way of looking inno- cent when he really was guilty. Dan was treasurer of the class. IANE LLOYD-Brown-haired, neat, and amiable-that's Ianie, Belonged to the Special Art class and was associate editor of Shadarrow. Played cello in orchestra and gave piano lessons in her spare time. Made and kept friends easily. Said you can't get anywhere if you don't study. Planned on entering college after graduation. Was acclaimed the most tactiul member of the senior class. Did the secretarial work for the class.

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SENIOR CLASS OF '44 To a l2th grade student, the word senior is more than a mere title, it is a word that means twelve good years ot fun are over, twelve years ol enjoyment, twelve years of lasting memories. ln years to come, when old chums meet they will recall the old school days as the 'lbest days ot lite. Some seniors are very happy now about their leaving Shade, but, lrom all the alumni reports these same students will otten wish to be back in school again. As the seniors leave their ALMA MATER, their real responsibilities behind, their carefree days are closed. O

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MILDRED BALOG- Millie greeted her friends with a smile and a warm Hi-Ya. Her inseparable chums were Syl and Ian. She enjoyed dancing, especially Latin-American varieties. Took the Commercial course cmd really wants to be a private secretary. Her naturally curly hair was envied by every one. OLGA BAYCONICH- Olga was the petite miss with such a pleasing personality. Iohn and Iames were constantly at her side. Each new popular song was her favorite. She was especially fond of waltzes and concert music. Believes school life would be more interesting if you didn't have to study. CALVIN BELTZ-l'Ca1vin hailed from the cities of cities- Gahagan. Didn't like to be teased about his pretty curls. Said girls were the least of his worries-we wonder! Loved out-door sports especailly. Takes to his Dad's Chev like a duck takes to water! Considered Phil his best pal! MIKE BEREZONSKY- Mike was dark complexioned, with brown eyes, and black hair. Mike is the type who turned things over in his mind and kept his classmates guessing most of the time. Loved to argue any subject concerning miners-icould it be that he intends to be onell The Vernon was his favorite hangout. CELIA BERKEBILE- Sis was a girl whom we all liked. Came from a farm out yonder and could strum the mandolin like nobody's business. Liked square dancing. Seemed to be the quiet sort, in school, but one can't judge a book by its cover! MARGARET BESTVINA-Busy as a bee, Margie had a cheery word for most everyone. Her main desire is to become an expert secretary. Everyone enjoys her witticism. She took an active part in extra-curricular activities and the viola was among her prize headaches. Is interested in art and dramatics. Is a constant plug- ger in the class room. Will be remembered for her performance in the minstrel and the senior play. SARA MAE BOLLERHEY- Red had the privilege of being the only senior with red hair and lovely it was too! Played clarinet in band and orchestra, and could also polish the ivories with great ease. Acted as an efficient photo editor for Shadarrow and Shadonian. Wrote regularly to her guy in the armed service. MARIAN BOYER- Butch to everyone who knew her well. She found it rather difficult to get to school everyday. Her greatest weakness was stubbornness. Found great pleasure in roller skating and attending the movies. Disliked being called a farmer because she did not hail from one. IEAN BRUBAKER-Tiny, talkative,, but vivacious was leanie. Enjoyed farm life and was proud to be a farmerette. Took pride in her size Zlfz shoes. Studious, ambitious-were the key words for lean. Acted as Photo Editor for Shadonian. Was interested in li- brary work and was thinking about nursing as a career. Was a knock-out, as Growing Pain's Terry, LOIS CABLE-Blonde, blue-eyed Lois always looked on the bright side of life. Took the Home Economics course and expected to make use of it some day. Was full of giggles most of the time. Liked to frequent the movies at Iohnstown, and square dance at Flat Rock. Iust try to find out what her dislikes are!