Shickshinny High School - Legend Yearbook (Shickshinny, PA)

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Seniors IRENE SLOMINSKI-Irene, a wee little lass, possesses mental capacity that will insure for her an enviable career in the business world. WILLARD SORBER- Clark is a promising young artist who finds great pleasure in teasing girls. RUTH STEVENS - Nothing pleases Ruth more than to be mistress of the newest dance steps and the latest songs. MALVINA TEARPOCK - A ready smile, a twinkling eye, and varied ath- letci interests have won for Mollie a host of ad- mirers. ROBERT THOMAS- Murph's imper- sonation of Annie, the nurse in Campus Quaran- tine , gave proof of his dramatic ability. ALBERT TITUS-Albert's expressions of op- inion in P.O.D. class on political and economical matters stamp him as a potential orator. JAMES TRIVELPIECE - uhm is the mysterious senior whose aloofness has discouraged many a fluttering feminine heart. MARY TRUMBOWER F- Mary, who is talented in music and fond of reading, has the distinction of being the youngest senior. LIL- LIAN TRUSKOWSKI - This vivacious miss with a cheery laugh and a sunny smile enjoys the friendship of more people thar anyone else we know. SHELDON WANDEL - The saying Good things come in small packages is not true of A'Ierky , who can always entertain a group of people by his humorous actions. ELMA WELGOS - Elma is an efficient and capable student who will be a success in whatever career she chooses. LEONARD WINIESKI H It is not surprising that Leonard is so well informed. since his favorite pastimes are reading and listen- ing to radio broadcasts. SOPHIE WOLINSKI - A pleasant smile, a cheery hello, and a flit of love- ly eyelashes attract for Sophie many admirers. IENNIE YEMZOWFIennie is a quiet, hard- working student who is well liked by classmates and friends. JOSEPH ZLICESKI-Fun-loving Ioe never takes his school work too seriously, He possesses many admirable qualities.

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Sittillg: II. Drown, J. I'TEll'ft'1'. J. Long, IC, Cvlli, Il. Kaultkv, J. Uvllli, J. Konus, J, Ili-list-utr-l'. IG. Unp- vve. ll. Viti, I., Pimpin, A, Clilfllftblll, C. Minnivk, M. Rm-inppn, 'l'. YVilkinsun, .l. l!x'ig:g.:'s, I., Moss, U. livmsmtu-1', lil. Vusler. Stamdingzg Mr, l m'now, XV. Sll01'Ill!llil-'I', D. 'I'o:ll'pm-k, I.. lint-h, S. llujno, R. Viti, Il, Hi-lnuly, Il. Mw- Quuwn, S, lfillvlllllll, M, Ilvller, E. 11lII'l'!lll. Orchestra This goup of talented musicians has made steady progress under the super- vision of Mr. Alexander Curnow, who for the last three years has directed the thirty-five piece orchestra. The members of the organization are always ready and willing to supply the demand for good music at assembly programs, P.T.A. meetings, and any other of the many social functions that are so much a part of the activities of Shickshinny High School. What would a class play be with- out the orchestra's playing between the acts? This musical unit has carried on rehearsals throughout the year, so that it is always well prepared to offer any- thing from the light strains of Hungarian Dance No. 5 to the heavier and more solemn chords of the Coronation March. 26 .Imw 111-xismti-1-, Xl iss Slnpm in l4'rzl1w:-s Russvr. ll4'l fI'llllt-' Xlinm Ist ty Iirmvn, .lvznllw II n ln I ll Ill! Y AIllll'l'WS, Nrwlnal Uplin ll