Springdale High School - Electra Yearbook (Springdale, PA)

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ELECT RA JOSEPH MATULIS It's very clear The lad's sincere Y Been an honor student every year. Charming way And fun, they say She was in the Court of Honor on May Day. IRENE MQPHEE 'tSeotty is one Who gets things done Oriole editor-in-chief says work is fun' Nel1ie's gay Has a pleasing way Never has anything mean to say. PAUL MELLON Husky and tall And that's not all He knows what to do in a Irame of football. SAMUEL MENTO Commercial taker ls no faker Wants to be an undertaker. IRENE METAL Danr-ing blue eyes Small in size Thin little blonde is very wise. A lively guy Machines take his eye Hopes to be a mechanic- by and by. MARGARET MOMBERGER You will recall She's exceedingly small For her pretty red hair she's known i0 all- This charming songbird ls the soprano third Of the Girl's Trio, in which she is heard. AUDREY MORGAN No more, no less Tm 0' 'he hes' VIRGINIA LEE MOYER Led many cheers for S.H.S. She dances well It's easy to tell Commercial course iust suits her swell . MATULIS MQPHEE MELLON METAL MOMBERGER MORGAN McCUTCHEON MEKUS MENTO MICKLICK MOOSE MOYER f Ma .0 ,, I I ' r ' I .,'. .:..z 1 . Hifi! ei Eff: t l 7.13.1 ' 55.2713 I 9. i ' : '. !'I'Q'j. 51-:.:i :-.'. 5 i I . -2 I ' f . o ag 2'2 I 2,23 55 1 251: ' inf.: Q 23275 1 E251 ,.,-. f 0l:' , 'Q . .3 .., .gg I '-j.j,-: 1 gd-.tif N . i :. I2 'Z ' 1 get g 1 .',.- a 4 . U' l in '. 3' . 1 !' 11 , ij-. .f AI ':'..'E U 'I : '::E 99 . , !j1'.' .. 3. 5 4 if '- ' .', .', I r. ,. I ir ,j:g.,1s ' fr: TWETNTY-THREE

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