Springdale High School - Electra Yearbook (Springdale, PA)

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WILLIAM MOSSER So straight, so tall, and with curly hair For flirting with girls, he has a flairg In playing football he made his mark His future, certainly, will never be dark. RICHARD NIXON Dickie tuba is heard in the band For his playing we give a hand: just recent y to Harwich he did move Concerning activities-he's in the groove. JOHN NYPAVER He doesn't need books to learn How he'll succeed is his concern, A lad with quite a brain No task for him will be a strain. -IOHN OLEARCHICK He's for football and cute girls He's tall and nice, without the curls: His interest are many, and he is bold He's quite a hero, we are told. VIOLET OLSZEWSKY Always so neat and so trim Vi has lots of vigor and vimg On She the Oriole Staff she did take part does her work with all her heart. ANNA OSTANOSKI She's quiet, nice, and bashful, too, She seldom has a word for youg Her bashfulness may help her gain The fame we'd all like to maintain. ANN PAGE Ann's pretty eyes and brown hair Give her a sweet and charming air, She was an attendant to the Ma ueen Y Q Happy, thoughtful, yet really keen. MARGARET PHILLIPS For the Electra - candy she did sell As a cheerleader-she did her best to yell All the cheers - clear and loud So they could be heard by all the crowd 20

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DONNA MCCUTCHEON Donna wants to be a girl in white To see her smile is a cheerful sight: She re-entered our school in her senior year Her pathway to success is very clear. MILDRED MENTO A pretty complexion against dark brown hair This lovely maiden is quite fairg Always happy and content is Mil Whose friends like her and ever will. Jon MICALE He answers to the name of joe A friend to all - that we knowg He rides on the Harwich bus And will be missed by all of us. ROBERT MICKELIC Bob is known by the name of Mick Up his sleeve he has many a trickg Basketball at noon he playsp May he have happiness in future days. EDWARD MIKOLAS Ed entertains us with his accordion In a cowboy hat which he likes to dong Nimble hngers and skill to play Help us while many hours away. HELEN MILLER Tall, and quiet-spoken Her promises are never broheng We like to have our Helen around, And enjoy hearing her saxophone sound. JANET MITCHELL janet's a senior whom we all admire She is always trying a new trait to acquireg On the sax she really plays well, Her triumphs in music we foretell. THOMAS MITCHELL Of this hne fellow we are so proud For he's always soft-spoken, never loudg He's always seen, but never heard For he's a gentleman who says hardly a word. I9

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ALBERTA PIVIK Her personality ranks quite high To make you laugh, she'll always tryp An attractive little lass is she Sweet and demure she'll always be. DOMINIC PIZOLI Fuzzy hails from out Cheswick way Always has a lot to say,- Where there are girlsg he's always seen At his studies he is very keen. FRANCES POLLINO Fran's dark curls are a prize: When she passes, we're all eyesp In the band she twirled and stepped We'll all miss her - you can bet. ALVERA PRADELLI Vee as she is known to all ls ready to answer any callg We'll long remember her ringing voice She's surely the pep girl of our choice, OTTIS QUARLES He's Ot, our little fullback No line quality does he laekg He keeps everybody on the run For he's always full of fun. DORA RAINALDI Dora, dainty and demure, Has a manner poised and sureg But just the sarne,' she's nice to know Always your friend - never your foe. JANE RAY jane is our RAY of sunshine bright- She does her best with all her mighty Pleasant, cheerful, and loved by manyg She really is our lucky penny! JAMES RENGERS Mostly seen with Bill Camilli In English class, jim is a dillyg Always teasing the pretty girls About their long and shiny curls. 21