Robertsdale High School - Tiger Yearbook (Robertsdale, PA)

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CAROL SAYLOR F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, basketball. GAZETTE reportor, visual aids, chorus, F.H.A. vice-president. Never underestimate the fabulous gift of gab, for Carol has it! Always seen, always heard. An energetic little miss who gets results. Crazy about Latin! A future nurse. RICHARD SKIPPER Football and basketball. The lad from Ohio— the picture of health and happiness! With the girls he has a way. Likes popular music and dancing. Quite a basketball Dlayer. Wants to prepare for teaching. SANDRA SMITH Camera club, commercial club, chorus. The friendly and quiet type is Sandra. Takes school seriously. Likes to read fiction. Bedford holds an attraction for her. Wants to enter nursing school. PATRICIA SNYDER Chorus, basketball, drum majorette, news reporter. Our snappy, high-stepping majorette with an appealing countenance. Have you ever heard her talk of “my Steve”? Could do wonders in school if she’d take the time. Pat tells us she wants to follow the footsteps of Florence Nightingale. KAY STEVENSON Band, chorus, commercial club, GA- ZETTE advertising manager. Neat and efficient is our pretty little band treasurer. Blessed with good looks, likeable qualities, and friends. Can handle that DeSoto. Another sec- retary in the making. PATRICIA SWEENEY Chorus, nurses’ club, basketball. A city gal from Pittsburgh; she tells us she likes Robby better. Attractive, very popular, and dresses well. Thinks Ed is tops. Can cut a pretty step on the dance floor. Will make a snappy airline stewardess.

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DENNIS NEAD Football and baseball. Our own “Dennis the Menace,” but with all his impish mischief, we wouldn't give Willie away. Tops on the gridiron. Likes school fine!! Pat is the girl for Willie. W'ants to get rich quickly. NANCY PUTT F.H.A. news reporter, commercial club co-treasurer, chorus. Always good for a laugh is Nancy, a dreamy, dynamic little brunette. Says a lot when she gets around to it. She laughs till she cries. Her ambition is a mystery. BONNIE KAY RAMPER Chorus, band, student conductor. Petite, gentle, and refined. Her pleas- ant disposition is her greatest asset. Keeps pace with the newest fashions and wears them well. Has an interest at Juniata College. Sees a nursing ca- reer ahead. KAY RAMSEY F.H.A., chorus, commercial club, circu- lation co-manager. A friendly, dependable lassie. Oh, you think she's shy, do you? Has a pre- dominant laugh all of her own. Can get things done in a hurry. Ambition —she’s not telling us. JOHN RHOAT Aviation club. An easy-going fellow who gets along with everybody. Is an expert at mind- ing his own business. A born woman- hater. Gets the brake and accelerator confused. The army is for John. HOMER ROURKE Football, camera club, class president 2. 3. “A little laughter breaks no bones,” so Homer laughs. Has the droll humor that can scatter the blues. Could be a whiz, but he’s happier this way. Likes to discuss space flight. Ambition —to become president.

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BERNARD SWINDELL Aviation club, football manager. “The silent, calm, selfless man is worth a world of talkers.” These words of wisdom certainly apply to our pal Bernard. Honest and straight-forward, but Bernard just doesn't “dig” that English. Wants to pitch in and help Uncle Sam. RICHARD WRIGHT Aviation club. “Hot-rod” Richard! Likes to hunt. In that little form rest the cheeriest dis- position. Has a burning desire to make the honor roll just once to see what the feeling is like. The uniform of the marines fascinates Dick. PHYLLIS WHITFIELD Camera club, chorus, visual aids, com- mercial club, GAZETTE co-editor. Reserved, demure, even-tempered, and sensible—that’s how we describe Phyl lis. Believes in doing a job well. En- thusiastic about school. One of Mr. Ramper’s best commercial students. Wants to enter the world of business. NORMA WILSON F.H.A., commercial club, news reporter. Our charming little brunette with the big beautiful eyes. Is a friend to all. Tries hard to please. Her hobby is reading. Knows the answers in P.O.D. Norma wants to be a secretary. MARTIN YABLONSKI Football captain and aviation club. Last but not least we present our foot- ball captain, a lad with a congenial disposition. Industrial arts class is his pride and joy. A good class worker and a good talker. Another senior ‘Casanova.” Plans to join the air force.