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

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SE IDRS DANIEL CICMANSKY Danny was the lad with the crew cut who came from Cairnbrook. He showed us his ability for basketball by playing on the varsity for three years. Daniel attended school parties, was a mem- ber of the Mixed Chorus for two years, and took part in the Student Council in his senior year. Since he was interested mainly in the television, he planned to study to become a television elec- tronic expert. ANGELINE CONTRILLO Angie was the small quiet senior who came from Central City. She took the commercial course and belonged to the Commercial Club. She could usually be seen with her two friends, Helen Sach cmd! Elsie Delasko. Her future is undecided, she sal . KAY CRISSEY Kay came to Shade in her Senior year from Darby Township. Took the commercial course and seemed to enjoy it. She played a bugle in the Central City Drum and Bugle Corps for 2 years and played a saxophone in the band for one year. She always had a pleasing smile for every- one. Her future is undecided. IOHN DEMETRO Asa took the shop course and found great pleasure in making useful articles. He lists music on the top of the list when it comes to hobbies. He plays the accordian and less than a year after he first took up its study, he had organized a band which plays quite often. Iohn also enjoys shooting pool and going to the movies. His plans for the future are not yet complete. WILLIAM DENEEN Bill was another shop student. He enjoyed his shop work and also general science and senior science. He also reads all he can in scientific sub- jects. Phys. Ed. was another of his favorite classes. Out of school Bill was quite fond of hunting and fishing and spent considerable time at both. His favorite sport is baseball but he also likes foot- ball and basketball. After graduation he would like to use his shop knowledge. STEVE ESTEP Dad was the handsome senior who hailed from Old Central. He was one of the Shade elev- en and played hard, no matter what the score was. He could be seen with his pals Horse Hos- tetler and Iack Landis. His future aim is college.

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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.

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SE IIJHS J' PAULINE FATICH Pauline, another of our commercial students, could be seen walking to and from Rockingham daily. She could usually be found with Ice Ce- bron and Billie Ann Smith. She spent most of her leisure time dancing or reading. A member of the commercial club, she also spent tive years in the P. H. A. Club and two in the Mixed Chorus. If she attains her goal, she will someday be a telephone operator. DOROTHY ANN FERENCE Dot , enjoyed commercial work, especially typing. She was a member of the Commercial Club, and was a Patrol during all of the four years at Shade, Usually she could be found with Zip', Martha Yankanich or Frances Sprock. She liked movies and dancing, but dislikes walking to school. She was one of the girls who took the driv- ing course and liked to drive. She hopes to do office work after graduation. ZONA MAE FINDLEY Zona, that saucy little academic senior, played alto saxophone in the band for four years. She was in All-County Band three years, and in her senior year, participated in Central Western Band. Zona took an active part in the Shadarrow Club and, also, in the one-act plays. She could usually be found reading, playing the piano, dancing, or eating. Her favorite subject is Math and her am- bition is to be a Laboratory technician. ROBERT FLEEGLE Bob, better known to students of Shade as Whitey hails from the mountains. He says he took the academic course because of the lack of subject matter in other courses. He is rarely seen without one of his inseparable pals, Deanie, or Barna. His favorite pastime is reading. He also likes to hunt and fish, and living in the mountains affords him this pleasure. His ambition is to go to college. ROBERT FRAZIER Bob was the short senior boy who took the commercial course and liked typing best of all. He was very adept at drawing and he spent a lot of time in the art room. Around school he could usually be seen with Hostetler, and Hall. He belonged to the Commercial Club and also took special art. He disliked giving English speeches. His future ambition is to be a truck driver. ROSE MARY GALISH Rose took the commercail course and liked it very much. In addition to her hobby ot collecting pictures, she was historian for the F. H. A. Club, and photo editor for the yearbook. She has been a member of the mixed chorus for three years. Rose can usually be found with her friends, Mil Churnik, Marge Keri, or Marge Churnik. After graduation she would like to do office work in some large city.