Shaler High School - Shaleresque Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mary Carol Purdy Academic 'CAROL is tall and has pretty blond-e -hair .... one of her hobbies is debating with Tom and jim in P.O.D ..... 'thinks longer skirts are fine ...term papers and sauer- kraut are her pet dislikes .... changed tradition 'by lbeing the only girl president of the Senior Class .... occupies her time with Y-Teens, Thespians, Forensic, Sha- leresque, G.A.A. and Scoop. I hope you all agnee. Joseph Frank VVockley General Clif you want someone trustworthy, and a lot of fun to boot, just call JOE ...having a good time and driving after midnight are his specialties....it's only na- tural that he doesn't like grouchy people ,... look for whim in Shaleresque or Stu- dent Councilmby the way. he's Vice-President of the Senior Class. Shirley Grace Patton Commercial 0Sweet, friendly PAT is always on the go, always laughing .... Student Council Presidents have always fascinated her, as does Speech Class ,.,, enjoys danc- ing .... it's no, no, to getting caught in thc rain ..,. moody people annoy her ..,. capable Secretary of the Senior Class and Forensic 'Club ,... active in Scoop, Shaler- esque, G.A.A., and Cafe- teria Club. Believe me, kid, it ain't easy. Richard Thomas Dixon A cad emi c 'The outstanding thing about DICK is his shy. spontaneous s mil e ..,, as a monitor, he hates the lunch- time rush .... very capable on the grid .... Treasurer of Sen- ior Class and active in foot- ball, track, Varsity Club, Hi-Y and :Scoop ..,. likes Ed- inboro, ice cream, Italian f-ood, and dancing. W'ho said? That's life. 1TH a justifiable degree of pride, we prepared to take our last hurdle here at Shaler, under the able leadership of Mrs. Clark and Mr. Martin, with all intentions of making it our best attempt. In every field of activities-athletics, music, and social-we had our representatives. ' The vivid memories of an undefeated football team slowly passed to the boredom of semester exams, but then we soon forgot them and made preparations for the Junior-Senior Prom. VVeeks rolled lby in the preparation for our May Day festivities, and finally we began planning for our Senior Dance. Now, as we stand on the threshold of commencement, the vision of the future replaces the image of the past. We are ready to set our faces toward the future and use the knowledge which each of us has gained-that of enriching our future. Look not monrnfally into the Pastg it comes not back again. VVisely improve the Presentg it is thine. Go forth to meet the shadowy Fntzfire without fear and with a manly heart. -LONGFELLOVV