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

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Seniors Atter tour years of high school education and with minds filled with this knowledge and the memories of happy associations, we Seniors are going out to tace the world alone. We urge the underclassmen to make the most of their educational op- portunities, those found not only in the class room but also in the extra- curricular activities-the plays, chorusespclubs, athletic organizations, stu- dent council, band, orchestra, and parties. -It has been said that UAH work and no play makes lack a dull boy. This has been proven true. It is in these extra activities that we -develop those desirable traits ot character-leader- ship, cooperation, and friendliness. Likewise, with pride we look back on the Student Council and are. glad that we had an opportunity to lend a hand in its launching. We feel confident that the underclassmen will be faithtul to the standards ot our school.

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.-,, ., , RICHARD BRUBAKER HELEN MIHALCO MARGARET C. SCI-IIFFHAUER RICHARD BRUBAKER MISS HELEN MIHALCO MARGARET CRISSEY SCHIFFHAUER Iuniata College B' S- B, S. M, E, State Teachers' Colleges Indiana State Teachers, college Indiana State Teachers' College I17dlCmU Sh1PPeUSbU1'Q University ol Pittsburgh HISTORY Civics HOME ECONOMICS ENGLISH Sponsor of Co-Sponsor of sponsor of SOPHOMORE CLASS HOME ECONOMICS CLUB SHADARROW LEE D. KIPP B. S. in Educaiion Indiana State Teachers' College N- L' BALDWIN' PHYSICAL EDUCATION California State Teachers' College Coach of ARITHMETIC FOOTBALI. BASKETBALL TRACK Sponsor of Co-Sponsor of EIGHTH GRADE ATHLETIC CLUB LEE KIPP ANNA M. MAURER E. C. OAKS DAVID SHAFFER B. S. in Education B. S. in Education A.B. in Education University of Pittsburgh California, Elizabethtown, and Elizabethtown College ENGLISH Penn State HISTORY Sponsor of HEALTH CIVICS FRESHMAN CLASS SCIENCE N, L. BALDWIN ANNA M. MAURER CLYDE OAKS DAVID SHAFFER Fourteen

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ROBERT KRITZER- Scooter or Bob was that chunk of Charlie Atlas who was always seen buzzing around the halls wearing those extra loud clothes and accompanied by Tony and Ray. He was our star foot- ball and basketball player for the past three years and Won many state, county, and district sports honors and recognitions for his athletic abilities, including track Work. Was basketball captain in his Senior year. In addition to doing ct bang-up job in sports, he was tops as class president, in band and orchestra, Oper- etta, and both Minstrels. Used his vocal talent in productions and chorus. He planned to enter Penn State College and take up physical education to be- come a coach. FRANK STUREK-Frank's friends called him Frig. Cold, Frank? A tall, good-looking guy with a dazzling Ipana smile. There is a long list ot things Frank en- joyed while at Shade-working in the shop, attend- ing the games, debating in P. O. D., Senior Science class, working at the Cairnbrook Theatre, and on his car. His closest pal was Peva Nagy, but he wanted to follow his former pal, Youski Kovak into the Navy. Frank was vice-president of the class his Senior year. ' THERESA GALISH-One of the firm believers that fun as Well as education was obtained by going to school. Usually found yelling at the top of her voice with her pals, Nona and Fay, at the football games and rallies. Took an active part in Girls' Chorus, Shadarrow, and Student Council. Played the part of Virginia Boulivant in the Senior class play. Planned to be a faithful lady in White. Theresa was class secretary. VANDA 'IOHNSON-Vanda, blond-haired and .blue- eyed, was one of the shortest girls in the class and also one of the friendliest. Belonged to the Biology Club, Latin Club, Worked diligently on the Shadarrow cmd Shadonian staffs, sang in the chorus of the Oper- etta, Pickles, and was treasurer of the Senior class. Particularly enjoyed the high school parties. Ambition was to become either a cadet nurse or an aviatrix. Sixteen