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

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SE IUHS IOSEPH STINE Ioe, our charming Casanova, hailed from No. 2. Ioe was in nearly all the activities around Shade. He was class president for four years, president of the Student Council, sports editor for the Shadarrow and Shadonian, a member of the chorus for six years, and still he had time for girls! Ioe plans to attend Henry Ford's Trade School after graduation. RUTH LARSON Ruthie, a commercial student with a friendly smile, served as secretary of the class of '51 for tour years, and secretary of the Student Council for two years. Ruthie was also active in the Mixed Chorus, and served as vice-president of the Commercial Club. Ruth enjoyed dancing and usually could be found with Russian and Palya. MARY LOUISE LAMBERT Mary L was our attractive blonde senior who served as vice-president of the class during her senior year. She was also a member of the Shadarrow Club, the Quintones, and Band. She participated in Central Western two years and All-State Band. She enjoyed music and could usually be seen with her cronies Nancy and Lorna lane. She took the academic course, and plans to become a woman in white. CHRISTINE SEGER Chris was our cute little gal with the paint brush. She was faithful to both band and her clarinet for four years. A paint brush was her closest friend and she made use of it as the Shadonian Art Editor. Chris was a member of the Shadarrow and F. H. A. Clubs. Her future will probaby center around art.

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SE IUHS ANTOINETTE ANDREW Toni was the small ambitious young lady who possessed naturally curly hair. Besides being talented at tickling the ivories, she marched with the band for two years. Toni was an active mem- ber in the Shadarrow Club, In both F. T. A. and Hobby Club she served as president. She was the leading lady in the senior play and proved to be a big success. As to her future, Toni is undecided. lOl-IN BEREZONSKY john, who took the shop course, played on Shade's cage team for three years, and also went out for track for two years. He was most interest- ed in pole vaulting and the hurdles. Bozo said his favorite pastime was loafing. LOUISE BIELSKI Louise rode the bus from Baker each morn- ing with her constant companions, Moldovan and Rolt. Louise chose the home economics course and claims French as her favorite subject and dancing as her favorite pastime. During her school days, Louise was an active member of the Mixed Chorus and the F. H. A. DON BLACKBURN Don, one of our more talented seniors, made All-State Chorus in his junior and senior years. Blackie was a three year member of the mixed and boys' choruses. He played the part of Mar- vin in the senior play. After school hours, he could usually be seen cruising around in his Chev with Woodie, a fellow commercial student. KATHRYN BODINSKY Kay, our peppy little Russian dancer, took the commercial course. Although she was an cutive member of the Home Economics Club cmd Chorus, she still found time to be typist for the Shad anian. ln the future. she hopes to be an office recep- tionist. A talkative lass, Kathy could always be seen with her close friends, Mil and Dot. ADOLPH BONUS Dutz, a member of the Commercial Club, belonged to band for five years. He found danc- ing to be enjoyable and attended most of the school parties. Since typing was his favorite sub- ject, he could usually be found in the typing room during his free periods. Shenigo and Gurney were his companions. In the future, Dutz plans to join a dance orchesttra. X