Springdale High School - Electra Yearbook (Springdale, PA)

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Theresa Prohaska, Frances Mikolas, Martha Sagan, Jeanne Carlson, Shirley Bonzani, Janet Spence, Marcella Chinchar, Miss Higgins, spon- sor. PROM COMMITTEE Fifjf Rofw, left to right: D. Middlemas, B. Sleppy, A. Ducouer, G. Valicenti, I. Allias, M. Linkowski, A. Nery. Second Rofw: W. Sleppy, E. Hudak, P. Tabacek, N. Troyan, R. Kopecky, F. Mosser, B. Sturga, R. Minyon. Third Rofw: D. Heakins, R. Gornall, Mr. DeVenzio, G. Kuvatch, A. VVeIier, J. Brunner. HOME ROOM OFFICERS Sophomorf Clam Offirrrsz J. Baker, J. Beck, D. Drennan. Junior Class Offifersz W. Accorsi, R. Gornall, E. Hudak. Senior Clan Offirerrt R. Pizzedaz, M. J. Hogan, E. Baker. I'-IJ ai.. X

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: D. Scobel, M. Pajerski, C. Pierce, B. Boswell, J. Graham, E. Fetchko, M. Linkow- ski. Sffond Row: Miss Baird, R. Pizzedaz, I. Allias, C. Miller, bl. Brunner, M. Landis, L. Yetter, M. Hurst. Third Rofw: J. Cool, M. Hogan, C. Roche, R. Gornall, D. Petarra, M. Cochran, E. Baker. SPECIAL HONOR STUDENTS Mr. Zort congratulating Archie Rugh, Charles Roche, Mary Linkowski, and Isabelle Allias. 28

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i 1 ff . 5 xy A p HOME ROOM OFFICERS Right Side-l2A: E. Baker, R. Pizzedaz, C. Roche. B: M. Sagan, A. Pater, I. Spence. C. 1 - , , - . . C. Pierce, D. Lucas, j. host. D: S. Bonzani, J. McClellan, B. Boswell. 1lA: W. Accorsi R. Gornall, 1. Allias. IIB: W. Sleppy, VV. Grinder, D. Heakins. C: G. Valicenti, E. Eaton C. Marsh. D: A. VVelle1', D. Middlemas, D. Vernosky. Left-10A: J. Baker, G. Heasley: P. Marlowe. B: S. Libroth, D. Drennan, H. Thompson. IOC: C. Springman, E. Kaczkowski L. Vernosky. 10D: j. Copcheck, G. Oglesby, A. Valla. LIBRARY CLUB Seatrd: S. Smyers, S. Shoop, M. Gornall, S. Anthony, R. Tabacek, L. Pizoli, J. McClelland, D. Bellows. Second Ro-w: M. Pugh, I. VValmsley, M. Pajerski, A. Eframo, L. Truver, B. Hutzler. Third Rofw: V. Thompson, VV. Paterson, H, Thompson, N. Horrick, B. Younghans. March 7, 1949. Zott's Zombies were dead on their feetg Rev. Rose's Rosebuds were in the pink,' and what a game it proved to be as the two teams met on the gym floor to raise funds for the firemen and for the year- book. Mr. Robak managed the affair and, of course, it was a success. March 8, 1949. This is the end of the fourth six weeks. VVe seniors have only nity more days in S.H.S. We are working harder every day-tests, nightwork, notebooks-for this will be the most important six weeks. March 15, 1949. The ldes of March are here at last, March 17, 1949. St. Pat- rick's Day was celebrated by the combined concert at the Chesarena. Mr. Wareham directed for S.H.S. This proved to be a most delight- ful entertainment. March 24, 25, 1949. The Senior Class presented a fine play, Tonight We Dance. The setting, a dressmaker's shop, made an attractive stage. Charles Roche and Bruno Londino caused many laughs and chuckles. The cast did exceptionally well and everyone enjoyed the play which was ably directed by Miss Borland. -. J