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

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'Twenty-Seventh Annual Commencement SHADE TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM MAY 21, 1948 Processional-''Coronation March ........,...,...........,..........,.. .................... M eyerbeer High School Band Flag Salute ...... .....,.,....,..,.,...,.....,...........,,,,..,..,................ L ed by John Tvardzik President of Class of 1948 Invocation ............,........4.....,,.......,...........,.....,,.,...,,...........,.....,.............. Rev. John D. Ickes OUR T OWNSHIP-ITS PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE Victor Hoyecki, Matter of Ceremoniet SI-IADE'S PAST Introduction .4.,......,,,.,......,....,A.,.......,...,....,.,.......,1...... ........., V ictor Hoyecki Historical Notes on Shade Township ,.....,.. ...,.,....,.,., Le e Small The History of Shade's People ....,...,....... ,.,.,... E va Kovach Goin' Home -Senior Ensemble ......,,.......,.................. ..,...,. D vorchak SHADE'S PRESENT Introduction ........4.........,.....,.,...4............,.,,.,.......,.......,4,.........,........ .,....,... V ictor Hoyecki The Influence and Scope of Shade'S Industry .....,...A....,.ii....,..,.,...,,......,......,..,.. janet Young The Relationship of Shade's Institutions to its Community Life ........ Mary Ann Pribulsky The Prayer Perfect '-Senior Ensemble ..,.,.....,..........4.,.....,,.,...,....,.......,.4.,... E. I. Stemon SHADE,S FUTURE Introduction .........,,....,...,..,,..,.....,.4....,...,.........,.........4,....,..,..,.. ..,. ..,.,..... V i ctor Hoyecki The Graduates' Future in Community Life ......,........,...................,..,.,.,...,.,... james Salomsh The Place of Our High School in Progressive Community Development ...... Adeline Flack A Challenge for Community Growth .......,.,...,...........4.,,......,.,.,..,...,............, Victor Hoyecki One World -Senior Ensemble ....,....... . ....,...Arranged by Wilton Class Recognition .......,...,.....,,....,,......4 ..r... , ..R. M. Swartzwelder Presentation of Class ,....,..,,. r...,,..,. I rvin B. Spangler Presentation of Diplomas, ...., ..,.....,..,.,................ ........ D e wey Schminkey ALMA MATER CLASS or 1948 Our strong band can ne'er be broken, I Form'd in Shade High, Far surpassing wealth unspoken, Seal'd by Friendships tie. CHORUSZ Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Deep graven on each heart, Shall be found unwav'ring true, When we from life shall part. Benediction .....,.,,...,....,...,.,......,........,......... Recessional- War March of the Priests Mem'ry's leaflets close shall twine Around our hearts for aye, And wafr us back, o'er life's broad track, To pleasures long gone by. High School life at best is passing, Gliding swiftly byg Then let us pledge in word and deed, Our love for Shade High. .,..,..Rev. john D. Ickes Memielfrolm

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JOHN TVARDZIK VICTOR HOYECKI President Vice Prerident ELEANOR KOVAK JOSEPH T VARDZIK Secretary Trearurer Class Officers JOHN TVARDZIK Curly was that Casanova from Old Central that enjoyed the company of the Shade females. He spent most of his time after hours at the Joint with Stush and Zeke. He pursued the shop course and usually made goodgrades. He was a capable class president in his senior year. For years he was one of Miss Critchf1eld's warblers. He was also famous for his cowboy songs. VICTOR HOYE CKI Pazutee was one of the tallest, and most intelli- gent members of the class. A dimple on the chin, 'Old Nick' within certainly applied to Vic. He was one of the class romeos who could serenade with his baritone horn. He could usually be found coming from basketball practice with Herkie or going to 40 et 8 Band practice at Johnstown with Lee. He was a four year member of the Band. ELEANOR KOVAK Nora was the girl to name when speaking of cheerful personalities. A female Artie Shaw of our band, Nora also was a commercial club member. Whenever a spare moment could be had, Nora could be found skating or dancing. She and Theresa were friends. Her future? Miss Kovak, take a letter, please. That's it. JOSEPH TVARDZIK Want to laugh? Call Joe. His popularity sprang from his ability to laugh at the blues. He defended farmers and hobos against all criticisms, and moun- tain philosophy were refreshingly different. He held class ofices throughout his years at school. A good artist, he was president of the Art Club, class treasurer, co-editor of the yearbook, and art editor of the Shadarrow. Clair Motto- Always Thoughtful Clam Flower--American Beauty Rose Clan Colon-Red and White C lam Spomor-Mr. Danko Home Room Teacben-Mr. Danko, Miss Maurer, Mr. Statler