Springdale High School - Electra Yearbook (Springdale, PA)

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'I he VV 'll AUDREY ADAMSON - The tallness of HELEN MILLER. SHIRLEY ANTHONY - The giggles of JOAN SLEPPY. l-'RANK ARMSTRONG - The football ability of OTTIS QUARLES. JAMES ARMSTRONG - The noontime basketball playing of JOE VALLA. JOHN ARMSTRONG - ELMER CHARLES' jolliness EDDIE BAKER - DICKNALLIAS' place on the honor roll. HELEN BANG - Reserved manners of RUTH LONGDON and JOY LASHER. FRANCES BARGO - ANN OSTANOSKl's seat on the Harmony bus. BILL BERWINKLE - EDDIE ABEL's love for flashy shirts. SHIRLEY BONZANI - The peppy cheering of ALVERA PRADELLI. ROSE BOSCARINO -+ The friendliness of MARTHA CUMMING and MIL- DRED MENTO. BETTY ANN BOSWELL - WARREN GOODWIN's place in the band. EDDIE CALHOUN - The miscievous ways of HERMAN YOST. JOANNE CARLSON - LORRAINE HARDIG's basketball ability. CONNIE CASEY - The blonde hair of EVELYN SCHARNS. LENA CASTELLI - FRANCES POLLINO's coal-black hair. HOLDRIDGE CHANDLER - The love-making of FUZZY PIZOLI. MARCELLA CHINCHAR - DOROTHY HERSTEK's typing ability. MERLE COCHRAN - The neatness and quiet ways of DON SUTTY. JAMES COOK - The scholastic ability of JOE TABACEK. JOHN and KENNY COOK - The LOCHRANE TWINS' seat in the senior class. HENRY DAMARATZ - GEORGE GRINDER's blonde hair. EVELYN DETMAN - MARTHA BONOVITZ's and MARY CASTELLI's sweet ways. ED DOWNING - The red hair of LOUIE TURKA. ELEANOR FETCHKO - The dimples of JOANNE VOSKAMP and DORIS ANN MADERA. LOUIS FIKE - RAY BUTCHER's handsome features. IRENE FISHER - RUTH LONGHENRY's ability to sew. JOE FISHER - The trouble-making of JOE CORTESE on the Harwick bus. BILL FRANCUS - BILL SIMBACK's place in the band. JIM FUCCI - HENRY TABISH's place in typing class. LOUIS GARRIGAN - The manners of EVERETT SANDERS. MARY GEORGE - The friendliness of DONNA MCCUTCHEON and MARGE RAVERA. ERMA GOLGAN - The shortness of NETTIE CUTRARA. MARLENE GORNALL - KITTY CALLAHAN's pretty eyes. BOOTS GRAHAM - VIOLET OLSZEWSKY's taste for clothes. DON HALL - The well-cut features of RAY WATTS. HELEN HIMELINSKI - The sweetness of ALBERTA PIVIK and PAT . VANDERGRIFT. TED HINCE and BARRY RIPPER - PUDGE STRAWOE T's ability in play- ing basketball. HAP HOGAN - The height of ANNA MARIE FINTOR. RALPH HULINGS - The reckless driving of JERRY SIMONS. JOHN HUSAR - The quietness of BOB BYERS. BARBARA HUTZLER - The smooth dancing of DICK KRUGLE. MARILYN HURST - The blonde hair and blue eyes of ELEANOR ARCH. HARTLEY JOHNSON - The hunting ability of BOB RUFFNER. STELLA KACZOR - The many pairs of slacks of BETTY FOSTER. 1 IRENE KELLY - The pleasant ways of VICKIE BUDZ and HELEN LAW- RENCE. RICHARD KELLY - The playful antics of ANDY KRISTOFF. HENRY KICMOL - The shyness of GEORGE MATISKO. DELORES KOZLOWSKI - The neatness of ETHEL MAE HEAKINS. ALEX KOZMA - JACK MARSH's gymnastic ability. MELISSA KUSLOCK - BARBARA WATERHOUSE's seat on the Harwick bus. BOB LANCASTER - The brain of JOHN NYPAVER. BRACKEN LAWSON - The height of JOHN LODI. ANN LOCKERMAN - AERIAL TOTH's ballerina skirt. BRUNO LONDINO - MARGE KOZMA's talent for public speaking. DELORES LUCAS - The prettiness of ROSE RODA. WILMA LUSTIC - AGNER MARSH's pretty white teeth. RAYMOND LYNN - JOHN DURNOVICH's baseball talent. ED MAHAN - The initiative of TOM MITCHELL.

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llrief Notes From the Senior Parade WVe, the Senior Class of l91l8, review the events of the four years since we :ntered ninth grade as freshmen. ' Q Almost all of us enjoyed our freshman year for we met so many new people. The students of Harwick, Acmetonia, Cheswick, and the Catholic Schools left Lheir respective schools and joined the regular Springdale students to. form the present class. We did enjoy school: but when the big snow kept us in for two Llays, we all cheered. Three happy events occurred in the spring of our freshman year. The first was on April twentieth when we held our Freshman dance in the high school gymnasium. The second event was the election of Rose Roda, Ruth Longdon, loan Sleppy, and Margaret Phillips to attend the May Queen on May Day. The third event was the celebration of V-E Day for that was one of the great events of our lives. We were so thankful that the war in Europe was over and that the war in japan was drawing to a close. Our Freshman year was a happy year. How meekly we walked to the high school the next fall! But we soon became at home and acted our normal noisy selves. We had several new and popular teachers, including Miss Vellis, Miss Daryman, and Mr. Bowers. We made many new friends among the juniors and seniors. We missed the weekl . . . Y assemblies that we had had ln ninth grade. Many of our fellow classmen participated in football and helped to make our anticipated victories a reality. But Steve Matthews was our pride and joy for he was a regular player on the basketball team. We elected Richard Allias, Ruth Longdon, and Ruth Longhenry as our class officers that year. After a wonderful vacation, we came back to school to a football team who brought the honor of the W. P. I. A. L. Class A Championship to the school. Wie were all very proud of Turka, Gaskin, Bonazza, Quarles, Watts, Kristoff, Spix, Nypaver, Berman, Allias, Tassotti, Harvey, Mosser, Hartz, Jacques, Lincoln, Olearchick, and Shoskin, who were juniors on the squad. -john Nypaver became a star overnight when Gabriel, Blow Your Horn was acted at School Street School Auditorium. Everyone said that it was one of the most humorous plays that our school has produced. The juniors were also well-represented on the basketball team. Marsh, Durnovich, Fajbik, Strawoet, Lincoln, Matthews, and Hartz played. Richard Allias, Clyde McGeary, and .john Nypaver were elected as our officers of that year. Barbara Smalara was elected as our May Queen, and for her court we chose Iileanore Arch, Ruth Longdon, Delores -jursa, and Ann Page. We don't mean to brag, but we don't think there could have been a nicer prom than ours. Thanks to the prom connnittee. On September 2, IQ47, we enrolled as seniors. VVe felt very important when the school photographer came to take senior pictures. Almost everyone's were powerful, Our football team had a good season with seven wins and three losses. The team's seniors were all awarded jackets by the Booster's Club with their own emblem on the back. The band and majorettes really cut a neat pattern marching up and down the field at half time. Clyde Mcfieary, .joe Valla and Marilyn Rengers were elected as our officers. Not allowing football to get the upper hand, Springdale's basketball team won the Section 2 Championship with a great season. The juniors gave us a very nice senior prom. They have our thanks. liveryone had fun as always when we went to Kennywood. The Coaster, Loop-O-Plane, and the Old Mill were regulars with the students. All good things, including high school, must come to an end. As we all walk up the aisle to receive our diplomas, we realize that these have been the best years of our lives. BARBARA SINIALARA Um' May Queen 5E?N21'EiE?E8S H 1 and her Attendants DELORES JURSA

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ANNA MAE MANCONI - SALLY GAYHART's love for chewing gum. PAT MARIE - DORA RAINALDI's place at Dan's Barbecue. PATSY MARSH - BUTCH BONAZZA's pleasing personality. JOYCE MCCLELLAN and MARIE MENTO - The lasting friendship of HELEN LINKOWSKI and BARBARA SMALARA. CALVIN MCCRACKEN - The mental ability of DORIS SMYERS. BOB MEGILL - GEORGE SHOSKIN's joy in teasing the girls. HELEN MESTER - The giggle of FLOSSIE REIGLER. BOBBIE MICHAELS 4 STEVE MATTHEW's basketball ability. FRANCES MIKOLAS - MARGE PHILLIPS' peppy cheering. ANN MILLER - IRENE BEREZNY's talent for setting hair. CAROL MILLER -BETTY LOU ROSSKAMP's place in the choir. NATS MILLER - JANET MlTCHELL's place in the band. WARREN MILLER - The musical ability of BILL HARVEY. ED MISOUR - BOB LINCOLN's end position on the football team. JOE MISOUR - DAN TASSOTTI's fun in school. STEVE MISUTKA - TOM SMALARA's curly hair. BLANCHE MITCHELL - The quietness of JUNE CONNOR. DORIS MURDOCK - The sweet personality of TILLIE LEHER. LOUIS PAJERSKI and FRANK PETRUSIK - The quiet ways of JOE MICALE. .. ALBERT PATER and BILL STICKLEMAN - The gayety of BILL CAMILLI. DON PETARRA - BOB MICKLIC's liking of basketball. MARY PETROS -- The-' manner of FRANCES GEORGE. A CONNIE PIERCE - MARILYN RENGERS' place in the N. H. S. LUCY PIZOLI - The pretty hair of THERESA THIEL. RICHARD PIZZEDAZ - The driving ability of JESSE LOBODA. RICHARD POLSCAK - FIZZ FAJBIK's love for baseball. JIM PRASNIKAR - DELORES GASKIN's love for art. THERESA PROHASKA - MARY YELICH's and MARY KUBASKA's love for sports. . ERNEST QUARLES - The happy-go-lucky manner of JIM SCOTT. STEVE RAYBURG - BERNIE BERMAN's love for talking. CHARLES ROCHE - The nice manners of JANE RAY and BOB GASKIN. MARTHA JEAN SAGAN - PEGGY LLOYD's love for singing. TED SALYERS - RAY JUSTHAM's place in the Jumpin' Jacks. DOROTHY SCOBEL - 'The sweet manner of ANN PAGE. CHUCK SHOOP - JIM McCOY's love for studying. JOE SOLOMON - JIM RENGERS' books. JANET SPENCE - The hearty laugh of ALBERTA LAWRENCE. CHARLES SPIX - JIM HARTZ's love for tantalizing the girls. BILL STOCKWELL - BARNEY SPIX's love for making trouble. DALE, SWEET - The 'shortness of MIKE CARISS and LESTER CLOUTMAN. REGINA TABACEK 4 ANNA JEAN FARRELL's love for jitterbugging. JACK THOMPSON - DARRELL HOCKENBERRY's way with girls. DICK TROEGER - ED KACZOR's and ED MIKOLAS' gymnastic ability. LOIS TRUVER - EMILY WEBER's seat in the library. RICHARD TYPINSKI - JOHN OLEARCHICK's place as lineman on the football team. JOHN VALASEK - The odd ideas of BETTY TARASI and DICK NIXON. TED VUCHINICH - CLYDE McGEARY's talent in drawing. HAROLD WALKER - The serene ways of BOB ROGERSON IDA MAE WALMSLEY - The pretty complexion of LORETTA ROMANO. SHARON WATSON - HELEN ZELENAK's and CLARA MAE THOMAS' silence in class. TOM WAYNAR - BILL MOSSER's and JAMES FUHRMAN's love for bowlin . BEVERLY WEESH - The chattering of EDNA MAE MARLOWE and BETTY SALLADE. JOY YOST - The friendly smile of DELORES JURSA. BARBARA YOUNGHANS - VIRGINIA VOGEL's tall slenderness. PHILLIP YOURA - The constant joking of LEONARD JACQUES. 29