Robertsdale High School - Tiger Yearbook (Robertsdale, PA)

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JESSE ADAMS Football, basketball, band, visual aids. Mr. Brocht’s bass drummer. Does enough to get by. Thinks women are trouble. Never too busy to be friendly. Likes baseball. Army-bound. JULIA BANCO F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y 2, chorus, commercial club. The lassie with the pretty blue eyes. Soft-spoken. Mad dashes to school in the morning. Not as bashful as she ajTpears. Wants to be a secretary. DONALD BARNETT Visual aids. Chubby, chummy, and pleasant is our Don. Forever smiling and has a sugar- coated disposition. Enjoys hunting. Don’s ambition is to become a gentle- man farmer. LARRY BLACK Football, basketball, baseball, and band. An easy-come, easy-go guy. Loves Eng- lish classes!! Has an interest in Lang- dondale. Work never phases Larry. Hands the ladies quite a yam. One of Uncle Sam’s future men. ROY LEE BLACK Football, basketball, baseball. “A little nonsense now and then is relished in the best of men. —That’s our Roy. “Lays a patch” with that Pontiac. Prefers blondes. On the court quite a dynamo. Yearn9 for a college education. MICHAEL BLASKO Football, baseball, aviation club. “Blest is he whose calm life supports disquiet never”—very true of Michael this. Very studious with a delight in math. A perfect gentleman. Michael plans to enter college.

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 MAX LEE KUHNS Football, baseball, aviation club, junior class vice- president. “Will the meeting please come to order?” Our congenial, patient, and very capable president and a good student as well. Popular with the ladies too, and on the gridiron a rugged tackle. A college education looms before Max. 0 F F 1 C E R S CARMA QUERRY Chorus, camera club president, F.H.A. president, Tri-Hi-Y vice-president, and class secretary. Calm, cool, and collected. Possesses an abundance of gray matter. Has the patience that produces re- sults. Likes to read the better literature. Plans to study home economics. RICHARD GRIFFITH Band, band president, class secretary 2 and 3. “Sincerity is the trait of true and noble manhood” —this applies to our vice-president. A bit shy but strictly ambitious, dependable, and friendly. A good student and tops with the clarinet. College is Richard's destination. ELIZABETH LUCAS Band, chorus, commercial club manager, basketball, class treasurer 2, 3, and 4. And to Libby we intrusted our “monies.” “Class dues” was her pet phrase. Has a pleasant disposi- tion. Dresses well. Libby plans to enter the world of business.

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ISABEL COVERT F.H.A., camera club, chorus, yearbook business manager. Of such a merry, nimble, laughing spirit. One of our cute blondes. Her only worry is Latin. Dubious about those science experiments. A future airline stewardess. CARL CRESWELL Aviation club. “Throw aside your worries and let yourself be jolly.” Tall, dark, and handsome—that’s Jake. A gleam in his eye when he’s with girls. Would like to continue his education. JULIA DUBETZ F.H.A. secretary, chorus, news reporter. Talkative but dependable. Very neat and quite a dancer. Admired by all. An all-round agreeable girl. Wants to be an airline hostess so she can meet a little millionaire. GARY EVERHART Football, basketball, camera club. Our assistant editor of the TIGER. Sees nothing wrong with easy living. Loves the girls, but eating is his first love. Another» of our gridders. Will offer his services to his Uncle Sam. MARLIN FIGARO Band. “Toil is the sire of fame’ —so thinks Marlin. A conscientious student and can he blow that horn! Marlin plans to enter the ministry. MARLIN FORD Basketball 2. A very adventurous lad with a love for his Chevy. Has an interest in Sax- ton. Has own ideas for a good school: do away with books and studying. A likely prospect for the army.