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

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Slmdeiv Honor Roll For High Scholastic Acbievemeizt Maxine Beltz Robert Decker Florena Elgin Martha Homan James Jurgevich Mary Mahler Mary Lou Muro Shirley Sebring Betty Serar Maryan Williamson 27

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I, Ray Pasierb, bequeath my love for basketball to another small fellow, Albert McKolosky. I, Marian Petrosky, bequeath to my sister, Margie, my typing book with which I hope she will have more success than I. I, jim Pollock, bequeath to the expert dancer, Paul Fetzko, my love to write those few English themes. I, john Primc, bequeath my fondness for chemis- try to any underclassman interested in the subject. I, john Rajtik, leave to Earl Deneen my seat when he becomes a senior. I, Helen Roberts, leave my riding boots to some up and coming senior who is daring enough to wear them as I did. I, Steve Roman, leave my Nack in the shop to anyone who thinks he can do as well as I did. I, Mildred Sebak, bequeath my long walk from Rockingham to Margaret Skero. I, Shirley Sebring, leave to Ruby Mele my ability to keep two lockers and a desk completely full of junk. I, Betty Setar, bequeath my hobby of getting people into trouble to my brother, Charlie. I, Anna Shuster, bequeath my seat in solid geometry to some ambitious student as interested as I was. I, Bernice Sipe, bequeath all my empty places at Shade to my best pal Noney. I, Andy Smolen, leave my alertness in senior science class to anyone who can get enough sleep at night. I, Mary Sobieski, bequeath my alto position in sextet to Eleanor Kasnick. I, Joanna Stasko, bequeath my English seat to anyone who wants it. May they have as much funinitasIdid??? I, George Stroka, bequeath all the happy hours I spent in detention hall to joe Banjak if he cares to have them. I, Bubbles Thomson, bequeath my football and basketball suits to one who can lill them as I did, Andy Gumbeta. I, Pauline Vidischak, leave my well worn seat in the typing room to my sister, Irene. May she make better use of it than I did. I, Dorothy Vikara, bequeath my squeaky shoes to Catherine Vilga. I, Ann Volchko, bequeath all my reducing diets to someone who might have better results than I did. I, Malissa Will, bequeath my laughing at the wrong times in Miss Lehman's class to Peggy Rankin. I, Maryan Williamson, bequeath my nosedrops to any other misfortunate person who may be a victim of hay fever. I, Melroy Wirick, do hereby bequeath my position on the student council to anyone who is really and truly interested in the council and its work. V I, John Yankanish, bequeath my unfinished shop work to Paul Cherep. I, Mike Youhas, bequeath the hours I spent playing hooky to my brother, Joe. May he enjoy them as much as I did. I, Frank Yuko, leave my senior science book to Bill Monko. I, Stella Yurkow, leave the well worn path from our house to the school to my brother, Walter. May he walk a little faster than he has in the past. I, Dorothy Zugrovich, will my well trodden path from Old Central to Shade to Barbara Grega. I, Mike Postoskie, bequeath my seats in geom- etry and physics class to a future academic student. I, Chester Wallace, do hereby will my six foot one and one half stature and red hair to Miss Snider. I, Carl Larson, bequeath my bashfulness for girls to john Salonish. I, Ralph Chiapelli, bequeath mv Hitting tech- nique and arguments in senior class to George Berzonsky. I, Walter Shutack, leave the long, well worn path to and from school to my sister, Janie. I, Ruth Bowman. leave my well-cared-for fingernails to Marge Haydu.

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Good-bye, Welre Leaving L B Z' 28 Anna Louise Beal and Brother Tickler of the lvcmries-Williamson The Voice- Tom Dollard Spitalny's Hope- Al Lou Ellis Sing High, Sing Low-Passierlw Hello New York Times, Here Comes Betty Serarn That Future Pedagoguc, We Hope, Kay Lohr The Building Genius-Decker Band, Newspaper and Wcnman Ahour Town, Mary Mulichowski