G A R Memorial High School - Garchive Yearbook (Wilkes Barre, PA)

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,-,V H.. ,,- V . .- , . ,r . lui, My My 1- Ellen Almira Evans .Vary M. Ferris Jeanne' Lorraine Farrey Anna T. Gorbolovitrli Ewlyvi Jennie Casey .Alive Lorcfla George Alice G. GoIr'mI1mky Hmm Lev Crafter Ruth T. Gnifmvnnu Mirmit- F. Homnirk Eddie was a member of the secre- tarial, dramatic, and dancing clubs. She spends her leisure time in reading and in Scout work. CATHERINE THERESA DURKIN . . . . a commercial student, received awards for excellence in typing and for service on the cafetria patrol. Kitty has sung many times before the student body. She took part in the musical comedies and in Stars Afloat. Kitty was a member of glee, biology, dancing, and secretarial clubs. ELIZABETH ANN EM MERT , . . . an honor roll student since she entered G. A. R. from St. Leo's High School in tenth grade, has taken the commercial course and has received awards for excellence in typing and shorthand. Betty was a member of the secretarial, knitting, and Garscribes' clubs, and one of the typists for the GARCHIVE. DOROTHY MARIE EVANS . . . . entered G. A. R. in seventh grade from Centennial School. Her hobby is dancing, and she has been a member of the dancing class since ninth grade. Dot was also a member of the biology club. She hopes to become a dietition. ELLEN ALMIRA EVANS . . . . came from Coughlin High School in tenth grade and took the commercial course. While at G. A. R. she was a member of the dancing class, swimming club, usher squad, hall and cafeteria patrols. To become a stenographer is Ellen's desire. MARY M. FERRIS . . . . came to G. A. R. from St. Joseph's School in ninth grade, and took an academic course. A member of the basketball squad in tenth and eleventh grades, Mary also belonged to Girl Re- serves and to the knitting, swimming, and dramatic clubs. She plans to be a nurse. Her brother, Elmer Rope Ferris, graduated in 1935. JEANNE LORRAINE FERREY . . . . earned a shield for serving on the hall and cafeteria patrols since ninth grade. Dainie belonged to the K. Ai. K., knitting, biology, and dramat- ic clubs. She has participated in the Girl Reserves' activities since she entered high school. She hopes to attend VVyo- ming Seminary next year. ANNA THERESA GARBOTOVITCH . . . . is usually seen with Ann Nevit- sky. She came here from Meade Street School in seventh grade and took a commercial course. At G. A. R. Ger- bat was connected with the biology club, the dancing class. and the BLUE AND GRAY. Reading is Anna's hobby. EVELYN JENNIE GAZEY . . . . a commercial student. entered G. A. R. in seventh grade from the , I llll .f.. Centennial School. Evelyn received awards for excellence in typing and for cafeteria patrol service. She was a member of the dramatic club, Girls' glee club, Girl Reserves, and the bask- etball team. She also took part in the Christmas play and the musical com- edy. ALICE LORETTA GEORGE . . . . came to G. A. R. from Parrish Street School and enrolled in a com- mercial conrse. Georgie's hobby is dancing and her favorite club the danc- ing class. During her summer vacations she likes to travel. Alice would like to become an efficient stenographer. ALICE GENEVA GOLEMBESKY . . . . played basketball for three years, receiving her shield in eleventh grade. Petite was president of the Girl Re- serves ancl captain of the cafeteria pa- trol. Alice has also been a member of the knitting, swimming, and dramatic clubs, and has taken part in several plays. She plans to become a primary teacher. HANA LEE GUTIER . . . . has been active in many clubs, especially the ping-pong club, of which she was in turn secretary-treasurer and president. She has been a member of the senior glee club and has taken part in the musical comedies. She merited a shield for serving on the cafeteria patrol for three years. L 1 it 1 5 'a l ll 'I 6 ti il 'f i ' fi 9 I. .li iii 5: .st , his S. will 55 5 it at .4 ,A 1 A z 'il '1 3 E . i Lg X, q.. 5. .J

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X N X X f ,fi N72 -Tit X XX I I N . X, 0 I ELIZABETH HUNTER DAVIS . . . . has been prominent in dramatics. In both junior and senior years Betty took part in the Armistice Day program and the Christmas play. This year she had a leading part in the senior play.i In the Girl Reserves she was treasurer and vice-president successively. MARGARET ALICE DEAN . . . . who entered G. A. R. from Cen- tennial in 1930, received awards for five years' service on the hall patrol. Peggy has also been a member of the basketball squad, and of the danc- ing, swimming, and glee clubs. She took part in the musical comedies of the last two years. . . . entered G. A. R. in ninth grade from St. Boniface. Here she has taken a commercial course. Em was a member of Girl Reserves, dramatic, bio- logy, swimming, and debating clubs. She also belonged to cafeteria and hall patrol for two years. Her sister, Peg ecker, graduated in 1929. lui! ME ELIZABETH DECKER Elisabeth R. Daily Marion Davies Elisabeth Hunter Davis Marganvt Alice Deait Emilie Elisabellz Decker Sabina Elsie Dierkrs Mary Ami Douglzerfy Elisabeth- Rose Dougirt Edna Doris Drcsscfl Catlilcrine T. Dnrkin. Elisabeth Ann Emmcrt Dorothy Marie E'van.r MARION DAviEs knitting, swimming, and Garscribcs . . . . a commercial student, has been clubs, and received her pin as a report- an active member of the senior dra- er for the BLUE AND GRAY. Marion's matic club, having taken part in several three sisters, Ann, Ruth, and Betty, plays. She was a member also of the graduated from G. A. R. l 101 r, X J. Id , 'ai 371' J' A , J .ff SABINA ELSIE DIERKES . . . . a varsity orchestra member for the last three years, entered G. A. R. from St. Nicholas Parochial School in iifninth grade. Bebe .divides her, leisure time between gardening and violin play- ing. Sabina hopes to attend college to prepare for her chosen profession, teaching. IVIARY ANN DOUGHERTY ' . . . . .secretary of the senior class, as- sociate editor of the BLUE AND GRAY, member of the GARCHIVE editorial staff, and homeroom bank cashier, has been a member also of the mathematics. dancing, and swimming clubs. She re- ceived awards for service on hall pa- trol and the school paper. An active Girl Scout. Mary would like to become a Scout executive. ELIZABETH RGSE DOUCIIRT . . . . played -on the varsity volley ball team for two years. She was also a member of the Garscribes, ping-pong, and biology clubs, and of the Girl Re- serves, but the activity she likes- best is dancing. A commercial student, Eliz- abeth hopes to become a stenographer or secretary. EDNA DORIS DREssEL . . . . a commercial student, entered G. Ai. R. from Hill Street School in sev- enth grade. She received awards ff-or patrol service in cafeteria and hall. L . .

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in 'P E 3 1. L I V l i 1 1 i . I l l l l s 1 l r l l 1. l I r l P. l L 'J 2, l. RUTH T. GUTTERMAN . . . . since entering G. A. R. from Grant Street School in seventh grade, has been an honor roll student. She has been active in the dramatic, mathe- matics. knitting, and dancing clubs. Ruth hopes to become either a nurse or a teacher. Tennis is her favorite sport. MINNIE FAITH HOMNICK . . . . is the third member of her family to graduate from G. A. R., Carl and Myrtle having preceded her. Minnie, who plans to become a nurse, has taken the academic course. She was manager of the girls' basketball team, and she also belonged to the 'Girl Reserves and the knitting club. Esther Amelia Horst Margaret M. Alma Powell Jones Evelyn Karp ESTHER AMELIA HORST . . . . the second from the Horst family to graduate from G. A. R., entered from Dana Street School in 1931. Etta has been a member of the ping- pong club and dancing class. Her hob- bies are reading and swimming. She expects to enter a nurses' training school in the fall. iMiARGARET M. HUGHES . . . . has been a member of the library club and of the hall and cafeteria pa- tnol for six years. She also was a member of the girls' glee club, Girl Reserves, and the senior knitting club. Sarah Hughes, 28, and Hannah Hughes, '33, are her sisters. Hughes Sfrlla Jaffe Edythe Betty Klein Veronica Kovach Stcjfie Krolick Aldona M. Lisowski s s 'N I iiation, and to immiilg, dancing, R JV N a dy! jig! .,,,, i 1 1 l12l STELLA Jura ' at -of , . . . . was a commercglij 'iident in G. A. R. During hex' six f here, she has been a member of t ' hall and cafeteria patrols for two years, French club, Garscribes, senior dramatic club, and dancing class. Stella received a typing award in her junior year, and rewards for hall and cafeteria patrol service. ATLMA Powl-:LL JONES . . . . Scottie to her closest friends. entered G. A. R. in eleventh grade from Hanover Township High School. At G. A.. R. she joined the ping-pong, Gar- scribes, and swimming clubs. Alma hopes to become a dress designer. Evl-:LVN KARP . . . . as accompanist for the senior orchestra, has taken part in numerous entertainments. She has been an active member of library, dramatic, glee, bi- ology, and K. A. K. clubs. She received an award forqservice on the hall and cafeteria patrols, and a pin for her work as a member of the orchestra. EDYTHE BETTY KLEIN - . . . . has spent only two years at G. A. R., having come here from Easton High School in her junior year. She is very much interefted in dramatics, singing, and dancing, and spends part of her time outside of school singing over the radio. Her ambition is to be- come a radio singer in New York City. NYERONICA KOVACH . .' . . a member of the basketball team for three years, has won her letter. and was captain of the t am t is year. She played volley ball as a member of Girl Reserves., t ghd? athletic assoc- and ping- g . She lso i as ide t K. . K. an ito of ie B AN RAY. X TEKLK h . .b e en p. A. R. in event grad , ' entered from Pal . S e , w as a commercial nt, on e nor roll and has c 'v at in s rthand. She be- Lon t Garscribes and needle- c club. teflie likes motoring, hikes, and icn' . ALDONA M. LISOWSKI . . . . president of the girls' athletic as- sociation, has played on the basketball team for three years. She was also a member of the dancing, swimming, and glee clubs, and took part ill the musical comedies. She hopes to be a nurse. Her sister, Marie, graduated from G. A. R. in 1928, and her brother, Paul, in 1933. 9