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

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SE IUH5 I EZ ISABELLE MCQUADE Mert, captain of the cheerleaders in her senior year, helped the morale of many players. She was a cheerleader for four years, two on Iay Vees and two on Varsity. She was a mem- ber of the Mixed Chorus for four years, and sang in the alto section. Dolly and Kudasik were her close chums. She took the Commercial course and her future is undecided. RAYMOND MILLS Do: hailed from Reels Corner and belonged to the Hot Rod Association. He took the Indus- trial Art Course and seemed to like Shop the best. In his spare time he could be found in the service station or Seventeenth Street. Sneezy and Derby are his companions. Doc says his future is undecided. EVELYN MILLER Evelyn, or Ebby to her special friends, took the Home Ec course. She lived on a farm near Wilbur. Evelyn was a member of the Honor Society and Home Ec Club. Evelyn's pet peeves were writing themes and giving speeches. She plans to make use of her Home Ec course when the right guy comes along. NN MOLDOVAN Annie was a member of the small set. Her interests were mainly centered around the commercial field. This dark eyed lassie claims she lives to eat. Besides spending her leisure time at the movies, she likes to dance. She was a member of the Mixed Chorus for two years. Ann was seldom seen without her pals Louise, Pat, and Verna. To be someone's private secretary is her future plan. HARRISON MORRIS Harry was the cheery, good-looking fellow who always saw the bright side of life. He could always be seen buzzing around in his dad's car. Physics held a specially good interest for this lad. After school, Harry is going to become one of those fighting marines. LILLIAN NAPORA Lillian, a good natured senior with a pleas- ing smile, was a member of our snappy cheer leading squad. She selected the Commercial course and her favorite subject was typing. She could always be found with Iosephine, engaged in her favorite pastime, dancing. After gradua- tion Lillian plans to become a secretary.

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SE IDRS MARYANN LABUDA A shorty of the class Maryann was active in extracurricular activities. She warbled in the chorus for three years and belonged to the F. T. A. Club. Maryann enjoyed her commercial course, especially bookkeeping. Studious describes this little gal. She was a member of the Honor Society. Business School or college is Maryann's future goal. IOSEPH LEWANDOWSKI Ioe, the curly headed fellow who lived in No. 2, took the shop course. Ioe was the guy who always gave his speeches on sports. His favorite pals were Harry and Doc. Ioe took a good bit of teasing about a certain gal named Anna. DOLLY LING Dolly was our farm girl from the mountain road. She played sax in the band and made Central Western in her junior cmd senior years. Dolly could always be found with Mert McQuade. Dolly was general food supplier to the rest of the senior class. In her spare time she liked to write letters to certain servicemen. RUTHELLENE LING Ruth was musically inclined, and sang sev- eral solos in the operetta and concerts during her four years in Mixed Chorus. Ruth could be seen paling around with Shirley Robb. As for plans for the future, Ruth said she plans to get mar- ried as soon as Ken gets home. MORRIS LOHR Morris, better known to students of Shade as Moe, also belonged to the Ridge Gang. Moe took the shop course and enjoyed it very much. Moe puffed into a trombone in the band for five years. Fred, Phil, Ken, and Moe were very close pals. Moe plans on driving a Sanitary Milk truck after he graduates. MARGARET MANGES Marge, our little farmerette, lives, as you already guessed, on a farm near Miller Run. Marge was Photo Editor of the Shadonian, and a faithful band member. Marge likes to travel, but she said she plans to have a musical career atter graduation.

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SE IUHS LUCILLE ORAVEC Lou, that blonde, blue-eyed head majorette, lead the band for four years and enjoyed doing her work. Mrs. B., as some of her friends have named her, is the only senior that has her own home. She was in All-County Chorus for two years and also a columnist for the Shadarrow. Dancing is her favorite pastime and when asked what was in her future she said, A girl for me and a boy for him. EDWARD POLLOCK Ed, the only boy in the senior class with al- most red hair, took the shop course and enjoyed it. Ed lived on Lynn Street and waited at the Hotel corner every morning for a ride to school. He was surnamed Speedy by his fellow typing students because he was the fastest typist in the class. After school hours he liked to drive his Dad's new Buick. HELEN PAKSTIS Helen, a member of the Honor Society, walked to school each morning from the metropolis of No. 1. Helen was in band for five years. She attended All-County and Central Western, and was vice-president of F. T. A., and Feature Edi- tor of the Shadarrow. She took the Academic course: math was her favorite subject. Helen and Nancy were always together in school. She plans to attend Temple University and major in math. Good luck, Helen. KAY PALYA Kay, who spent most of her spare time danc- ing, took the commercial course. She warbled in the chorus for two years. She chummed around with Russian and Larson and could often be found in the typing room. She was a member of the Commercial Club. Kay's future? Take a letter, please, Miss Palya In IOHN PLAVKO Iohnny was the president of the Varsity S Club during his senior year. He was a four year member of the Basketball squad and although he did not go out for football until his senior year, he made the Varsity. johnny was also a member of the Honor Society. He took the Shop Course and could usually be found with Skero. He has plans to join the Air Force after gradu- ation. NELLIE PAKSTIS Nellie was one of the quietest girls in the senior class. With her sister, Helen, she trudged the hill every morning from No. l. Although an academic student, typing held a special interest for Nellie. Dancing and reading were her favorite pastimes. After graduation, Nellie hopes to enter a vocational school in Philadelphia.