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

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HELEN ROBERTS Vim, Vigor and Vitality truly describe Helen who answered readily to the name of Roberts. Her original ideas and way of managing affairs provided the best party entertainment for all. Helen was with Mary Ann Balya at all times. Her plans are to become a good housewife for a certain somebody. STEVE ROMAN Steve was a shop student who turned out some nice pieces of work with the hammer and saw. Art and football games were his favorite interests. As for the opposite sex he never seemed to notice them. He'll soon be spotting a navy uniform. MILDRED SEBAK When it comes to singing and roller-skating Mil was on'top. She spent most of her evenings down at the skating rink with her best pals Helen Ma- macek and Marge Skero. Her commercial course prepared her to fulfill her desire to becoming a secretary. SHIRLEY SEBRING Butch was that lovable lass with the pleasing personality. She found great pleasure in helping other people. Shirley took an active part in several extra curricular activities. Along with Carolyn she held up the Bell Lyre section of Shade's band. She held a special place in her heart for one of our handsome seniors. Her horoscope predicts a success- ful future as a nurse. JAMES POLLOCK jim was the senior who got into the most mis- chief. Teasing other people proved very enjoyable to him. Football and basketball were Jim's favorite sports. He distinguished himself by his big bushy eyebrows. jim took no special interest in any certain subject, he worked a little on each one. He left most things take care of themselves: therefore he plans to let the future do likwise. MIKE POSTOSKIE Mike returned to Shade after spending a year with Uncle Sam. He possessed a very pleasing personality and was one of the busy, busy students who always had his assignments prepared. Mike plans to go to College and study architecture. JOHN PRIMC Mousey was one of the four smallest seniors. Reading any kind of a book seemed to be his great- est pastimeg therefore, he was very well acquainted with the story book characters. His closest friend was David Kipp. He was a member of Latin Club and Biology Club. Johnny will let the future take care of itself. JOHN RA JTIK Tall, dark and handsome describes Johnny. Foot- ball was his greatest interest and the opposite sex is one of his major problems. He was known to all by his practical joking. Johnny has indefinite plans for the future.

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JENNY MIHELCIC Jenny, Dot, and Ann could be seen laughing over the latest joke in the commercial room. jenny who had many admiring friends, is undecided about the future. lf at any time you want any informa- tion concerning the movies, just ask jenny. MARY LOUISE MURO Mamie believed in helping others. She played the record machine at lunch time for the students. Her vivaciousness was characterized by her'favorite activities, bicycle riding, playing baseball, giving speeches and strolling in the halls. Mamie's future is undecided. Jos oRAvEc Moe, who has been on our football team for the past five years, finds this his favorite sport. He claims his pet-peeve are women and school. He's often seen with his chum Jim Pollock. Moe plans to join the marines when he is through school. MARIAN PETROSKY Marian liked to draw and writeg therefore she billed Art Club and Shadartow as her favorites. When asked what she would like to be after she graduated she readily replied, I'd like to be a typist for some large concern. as MARY MAHLER Mary, another one of Shade's honor students, could always be seen with Ann Mele. Mary rooted a clarinet in band for three years and took active parts in Girls' Chorus, Biology Club, Art Club, Latin Club. She was also Circulation Manager on the Shadarrow and Literary Editor on the Shadonian. MARY MALICHOWSKI Mary, our friendly brunette, possessed a cheery smile and charming disposition that won her many friends. She liked journalism especially well and displayed her ability in this field, as Editor of the Shadartow. Mary was a faithful member of Girls' Chorus and Biology Club. She would like to study in the field of research. EVA MANGES Eva's favorite pastime was music for she played a clarinet in band and ensemble. Her hobby was playing the piano. Eva's favorite place of loitering was by locker 19 where she could always be seen discussing politics 1that's what she said it wash with Betty Setar. If you want to meet someone with a cheery personality Eva is tops. ANNA MELE Ann was the senior who possessed those beautiful dimples. She took the academic course and seemed to thoroughly enjoy it. Beside her pleasant smile she was always ready to help anyone who needed help. Ann spent many hours helping Emma in the office. Her plans are to go to Canada.

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BETTY SETAR Candy was the nickname of this cute little lassie who spent a lot of her time working. Candy was Associate Editor of Shadarrow in her senior year and Literary Editor of the Shadonian. A mem- ber of the Band, Latin, Art, and Poster Club, Biol- ogy and Home E: Club. She collected many friends with her pleasing personality and participated in the cheering section of all the football games. Her future is college. ANNA SHUSTER Ann was one of the quieter lassies who took a great interest in her work. Ann's spare time is occupied by either football or baseball. She took part in several extra activities. She is very fond of educational movies and enioyed studying mental re- actions or problems. Ann plans to enter Temple University and continue her academic studies. WALTER SHUTACK Phebe was another of our shy seniors except when among friends. Phebe was a member of the Art Club and a faithful football fan, being the manager for a year. Although he never bothered much with the fairer sex, he still had many friends. BERNICE SIPE Jeff was the little miss who possessed the long dark brown hair. She seldom let anything or any- one bother her. Her favorite pastime was roller skatingg probably with Eliz Dante or Noney Weicht, who were her closest friends. Bernice plans to be a Lady in White! Best of Luck to you Bernizie. MA RY SOBIESKI Mary was one of the songstresses of Shade's popular sextet who also belonged to Mixed Chorus. Swimming, dancing and ice skating were her favorite means of recreation. Her intimate friends were the Central City Gang. When it came to yell- ing at a football game she was one of the most enthusiastic supporters. JOANNA STASKO jo was the envy of most girls because of her natural curly locks. She participated in a great number of the extra activities, this year serving as Girls' Vice President of Student Council. She greatly enjoys dancing, outdoor sports, classical music, hamburgs and sphagetti. Joanna showed a great dislike for Hillbilly music and conceited people. Jo plans to enter college, although her course of study is indefinite. GEORGE STROKA Pooch was one of our friendly commercial stu- dents. He did his school work with great determi- nation and seemed to enjoy it. Teasing others proved to be a favorite pastime to him. Rufus was George's constant companion. He found a certain senior lass a very interesting subject. ROBERT THOMPSON Bubbles was president of the athletic club in his senior year. He was the short fellow with blonde hair who played football and basketball throughout his four years of high school. All sports were his favorites.