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

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SE IIQIHS BETTY ADAMS Betty was a shy, pretty girl who took the aca- demic course at Shade. Along with her sister, she could usually be found with Shirley Shaffer, Mary Ann Zolla, and Agnes Naugle. Her plans for the future are much like her sister's, for she intends to join the W.A.C. after graduation also. She and her sister were not identical twins, although they did look much alike. CHRISTINE ADAMS Chris, who, along with her sister, Betty, hailed from Middletown. She was usually quiet, but did not hesitate in speaking up for what she believed right, no matter what the circumstances. She join- ed the band in her junior year and played the trombone in it. Chris took the academic course with hopes of a possible college career, but she now plans to join the W. A. C. after she graduates. LEAH ANDREWS Leah was the girl long to be remembered for her long black hair and musical ability. Her clear soprano voice won her a place in the sextet for three years. She also was an active member of the Shadarrow Club, Mixed Chorus, and F. T. A. She hopes to go to college but has not decided what course she will take. Her special pals in school were Ruby Mele, Mary Russian, and Ellen Low. MARY IANE AUGUSTINE Mary lane was a small, pretty girl who took the commercial course at Shade. This likeable girl was vice-president of the F. H. A. and a member of the Mixed Chorus and Shadarrow Club. Her plans for after graduation include additional train- ing in a business school and eventually a secre- tarial job. She also plans to take voice lessons. She was the shortest girl in the senior class. IOHN BARNA Iohn was one of Shade's bus students. He took the academic course cmd especially liked the sci- ences. Iohn's favorite hobby is astronomy and his favorite food is vegetable soup. lMaybe he sees stars in it.l He was very quiet in class, but made very good marks. Iohn was quite reliable and al- ways had time for one more job, no matter how difficult it was. In school, his favorite pal was Ray Wagner. NED BAYCONISH Hezzy -the tallest boy in the senior class, was a stellar athlete. He played football for four years and basketball for four years. He was also a member of the Varsity S Club. Ned took the shop course and especially liked wood-working. His favorite hobby was driving Melvin Weible's car, but he also put in frequent appearances at the local movie theaters. His plans for the future are indefinite.

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SE IUH5 IRVIN B. SPANGLER, IR. Buddy was the athletic lad of the senior class who participated in football, basketball, and track. He earned three letters in track, two letters in football and basketball consistent member of the served as president of the He was a member of the four years during which he ger, and sports editor in his he could be found loafing favorite subject was physic each. Buddy was a honor roll and he class for four years. Shadarrow staff for was business mana- senior year. At noon at the Grill. Budd's s because of the ex- periments he could perform. For the future, his plans center around college. IAMES WAGNER Iimmy was the active member of the senior class who participated in many extra curricular activities around Shade. He was a member of the Mixed Chorus for four years, vice president of the class, Advertising Manager of the Shadon- ian, and president of the student council in his senior year. Iim went to Ohio for his sophomore year but returned to Shade for his junior and senior years. At noon and in the mornings he loafed at the Grill. Iim took the academic course and thoroughly enjoyed it. He especially liked chemistry and physics because of the ex- periments that he could perform. He plans to become a mortician. MARIE ANN GUNZA Marie, our petite captain of the cheerleaders. was a member of the gang who hailed from Cen- tral City, She, Kacy, and Mona were inseparable pals and could be seen coming to school in Marie's coupe. Being active in school affairs, Marie was Assistant Exchange Manager of the Shadarrow for one year, member of the cheer- leaders for four years, secretary of the class in her junior and senior years, member of the Mixed Chorus for one year and member of Commercial Club. Marie attended school parties and in the evenings she could be found dancing to the lat- est hit tunes in Wilson's. Her plans for the future are indefinite. KENT BAYLOR Kent was the energetic lad who was always rushing around doing work for the Shadarrow or Shadonian. He served as a member of the Shadarrow staff for four years in which he was Business Manager, Promotion Manager, and in his senior year, News Editor. Being edilor-in-chief of the Shadonian accounted for the many periods he spent in the laboratory. Kent was treasurer of the class during his sophomore and senior years. Kent liked to do experiments in the chem- istry and physics classes. He took the academic course and has made plans to become a doctor.

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SE IUHS 'xii IOAN BESTVINA Ioan was lucky enough to live very close to the school, and she was in school early every day. Ioan was one of Shade's busiest seniors. She was always in demand for her typing ability. She was a member of the Shadarrow Club, a feature editor of the Shadonian, vice-president of the Commer- cial Club, and a cheerleader for four years. She also found time to make the honor roll for four years. WANDA LEE BLACKBURN Snooky was that laughing senior from Old Central who could usually be seen driving her dad's Lincoln to school. She took the general course and was a cheerleader for several years. Snooky was quite lucky her senior year. Her schedule enabled her to come to school at 10 o'clock and to leave at 3 in the afternoon. How lucky can you get? Her plans for the future are indefinite. ROBERT BLOOM Deanie or Texas hailed from Bunker Hill and could usually be found reading the latest western novel. He also liked to use his spare time by hunting, fishing, trapping, and loafing at Matey's. Deanie was always ready to help dec- orate for parties or make posters. For his future he plans to study in the field of radio or geology. IOHN BONUS Bonus lived in Cairnbrook and could be seen carrying his clarinet to school every morning. He was usually seen with Iimmy Woods and Robert Pennell. He said he took the shop course because it was the easiest one. He is not too sure now. Being a member of the band for four years, he has planned to build his future around music. DWIGHT BUCHANAN Bucky was the tall lad with the glistening black hair who was a native of Cairnbrook and enjoyed doing nothing better than driving his father's Pontiac. His spare time was spent loafing at the Grill, fishing, and hunting. Bucky took the shop course and thoroughly enjoyed it. When asked about his future he replied, Undecided MILDRED CHURNICK Mil was the lass with the sweet personality who hailed from No. 4. She was musically in- clined, and sang alto in the Girls' Ensemble for three years and in the Mixed Chorus for tour years. Mil could always be found in Shade's cheering section at all the football games. At noon and in the evenings in her spare time she could be found dancing to the latest popular tunes. Mil took the commercial course and planned to make use of it by becoming a typist.