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

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PAULINE VIDISCHAK Poll , one of our hi h-s irited lassies from the yp s , commercial department, can always be seen with Stella Yurkow, laufhint over one of their latest . . 5 5 . okes. Movies, dances and readinf novels are her favorite pastimes. She enjoys typing very much and plans to attend some business school. DOROTHY VIKARA Dot, a sweet quiet girl, always wears her clothes very neatly. She dislikes giving speeches but de- lights in seeing movies and football games. Dot was a member of the commercial club and plans her future in the commercial field. ANNA VOLCHKO Ann always has a heart-warming smile for every one that comes her way. She likes to spend her leisure time dancing to the latest tunes on the Hit- parade. just as her personality indicates, her pet- peeve is conceited people. Ann, like her friend Dorothy Kacmarski, plans her future in the com- mercial field. CHESTER WALLACE Red returned to hnish his senior year of sihool after serving for some time with Uncle Sam. Chester was the quiet reserved type who listened while the others made the noise. He hnds collecting guns a very amusing hobby. Chester did his work in a very conscientious manner. Chester has future plans of becoming a state policeman. MILISSA WILL Mickey, one of our fun-loving seniors, was an active member of the Girls' Chorus and Girls' Sextet. If you heard someone giggling, you could look and be assured that it was Mickey. She says she has a definite dislike for conceited people. Her ambition is to become an air hostess. MARYAN WILLIAMSON Williamson was the young lady with all the musical talent, who took an interest in all the extra musical activities. She was a close friend of Carolyn Cable. Maryan has a special interest in P. O. D. because she could debate any problem successfully. Her plan for the future is college. MELROY WIRICK Doc was our talented young speaker whose speaking ability brought him many friends. His pleasant smiles and cheery hello's were known by all. He took a very active part in the Student Council, acting as President in his senior year. Melroy was one of the unusual who liked making speeches. ' JOHN YANKANISH Yank was the handsome lad who played the accordian very well. He was student council rep- resentative for two years and a member of the track team. John was one of the senior shop boys who accomplished his share of mischief.

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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.

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X MIKE YOUHAS Rufus was one of the few Commercial boys who had an unusual talent for writing speeches. Mike participated in Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus and Commercial Club. George Stroka was his right hand man. Mike owned many of the plaid shirts at Shade. FRANK YUKO Frank was the tall good looking chap who took particular interest in a certain female classmate Way Back. Basketball, Band f color guard J and Biology were the clubs in which he participated. His future seems obvious since he took the shop course. STELLA YURKOW Yurk was the senior girl who is greatly envied for her long blond tresses. Has a gift of gab that she can pull anyone out of the gloomy mood. She was on the Shadarrow staff for two years and took part in the Senior one-act play. Unlike her friend, Polly, Yurk enjoys giving speeches. She plans to go to business college. DOROTHY ZUGROVICH Known to all as Dot, Dorothy spent many of her leisure hours reading. Slacks seemed to be her preferred type of clothing. She enjoyed practical joking and always was willing to help a friend in need. Her plans for the future are indefinite. ANDREW SMOLEN . Andy found great pleasure in playing football. Hefhad many friends among his classmates. He seemed to be allergic to the opposite sex. Andy found lcafing in Wilson's News Stand a very pleas- ing pastime. Andy was one of those fellows who left each day take care of itself. He told of no definite plans for the future. 23