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

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XX ri lo. l L' ip -.Q L' iii if - ' ff1i-Xf--- .S 4'b S Y ATXXAQF X' WWW if' e N 'x 'ls' 29, XJ ix NX' .7t P sl., Nirholnx John Mnrri Sfonlci' 1'-Ivllfry Marlin lidtwird IV. ll-fcDodr Tlmmax V. .McGraw I'Vl.Ultl1I1- f. Melt-ni Harry Jorolnr Mt'rli.v Mike LlI'ZH'1'l'lICl' John Miller Lr'onard Josrlwlx Miller Abe Van IW-itrhell acknowledged one of the best ivvith his two chums, Fred Stempel and play and the musical comedy. Abe ex- in the valley. He succeeded in earning his letter in his sophomore year, and every year afterwards. Stitch has also been a member of the lettt-rmen's, and hobby clubs. EIIXVARD VVILLIAM NICDAIIE . . . . is the short one-third of the McDade, Richards, Pripstein combina- tion. Ned has played football and has been a member of the dancing class, swimming club, and C. M. T.'C, club. He intends to be a mechanical engineer, and is now getting experience by tink- ering around automobile motors. THoMAs VINCENT lWCGRA!V . . . . entered G. A. R. from Reading High School in his senior year. Here he enrolled in the technical arts course. Toin' joined the dancing class and bc- came an active member of the stage crew. His hobby is collecting butter- flies, which is a far cry from his am- bition to become an undertaker. VVILLIAM JOHN Mi-:HM . . . . who came to G. A. R. in ninth grade from St. Nicholas Parochial Scho-ol, has'been a prominent member of the baseball team, having received his letter in his junior year. He has also been interested in the mathematics club, and was president of the ping-pong club in his senior year. HARRv jAcous lhfER'l'lS . . . . entered G. A. R. from Hazle Street School as a student in the seventh gradet Here he has pursued a com- mercial course. Pete is usually seen --if George Jacobs. He plays with a basket- ball team outside of school. josizvu JAMES BIIKE . . . . pr-ominent member of the stage crew during the last two years, has served also as a homeroom bank cashier and as a member of the assembly squad and cafeteria patrol. He is usually seen with Speed Panzarello and George Charles. john Mike. '33, is Joe's brother. LAWRENCE Jon N NIILLER . . . . came to G. A. R. from St. Boni- face Parochial School and proceeded to make a name for himself. Larry has received his letter in both basketball and baseball. His other activities include the lettermen's club and the secretarial club. He was also a typist on the GARCHIVE staff. IJIONARD josern A'lILLER . . . . served as student baseball manager for two years, besides being a member of the swimming, K. A. K., and ping- pong clubs. Doggy likes especially travelling or playing outdoor sports. He is a twin brother of Larry Miller of this year's graduatiing class, with whom he spends his summer vacation. usually a camping trip. Ama VAN NlI'l'CHEl.L A . . . . entered G. A. R. in his sophomore year from Niagara Falls High School. He was president of senior- dramatic club and a member of the glee club. He had a leading part in both the senior l2ll pects to attend Ithaca College and wants to become a radio announcer. josE1'H BERNARD AIIORRISSEY . . . . a prominent member of the Mor- rissey, Miller, Mitchell combination, thinks dancing is a good recreationg he attended almost all school dances dur- ing his stay at G. A. R. in senior high high school. Next year joe intends to go to college to prepare for his chos- en career as a civil engineer. EDWARD VVILLIAM NARSAX'1CH . . . . cheerleader, head usher, reporter for the BLUE AND GRAY, has also been prominent in the senior dramatic club, having taken part in both the Christmas play and the senior play. His other clubs include the swimming club, C. M. T. C., and K. A. K., of which he was vice-president. Eddie received his BLUE AND GRAY pin. JOHN Louis NICOLETTlX . . . . waspresident of the biology club, and a member of the library, current events, and dramatic clubs. He was on the editorial staffs of the BLUE AND GRAY' and the GARCHIVE, having received his pin for service on the school paper. An academic student, Nic is especial- ly interested in government and politics. Reading Falls his leisure time. VVAL'l'ER Llso Nl-:t:Ln . . . . who was an honor student at G. Ai. R., was treasurer of the S. O. S. club, in which he pursued his hobby of chemistry and photography. Next year, ri 2' Z L i' L.

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X X X-N B X. i f tx x XI. 'Y fl JOHN ANTHoNv KAZLAUS KAs . . . . studies radio and telegraphy as a hobby, and having been a member of C. M. T. C. for two years ,he has de- cided to enter either the army or the navy as radio operator. The swimming club and K, Ai. K. also took up some of John's time in his senior year at G. A. R. SOL MAX KLEIN . . . . only came to G. A. R. in eleventh grade from Easton High School, but he quickly took an interest in school affairs, joining the varsity orchestra and the swimming, dramatic, dancing, ping-pong clubs. His hobby is playing the violin. Sol wants to be a dentist. LI-:0 Josl-:PII KLEPADLO . . . . who entered from St. Mary's Pa- rochial School in 1932, has taken an academic course at G. A. R. to prepare for college. He hopes to enter the priesthood and takes an active part in church work. Here he has been a mem- ber of the baseball nine, and of the mathematics and ping-pong clubs. ANTHONY JOHN KONIES Klg . . . . isa member of the baseball team, swimming club, and C. M. T. C4 club. He spends his summer vacations camp- ing, where he has an opportunity to enjoy his hobby, fishing, to the full. Outside of school, Unt is chiefly in- terested in baseball and basketball. BENJAMIN ISAAC K0lINBI.ATT . . . . who has been connected with the C. M. T. C., swimming, ping-pong, math- ematics, and wrestling clubs, entered G. A. R. from Grant Street School in 1932. Here he has taken an academiccourse. His summer vacations have been spent at work. To date he has no definite plans for the future. FRED -IOSEPH KROLI. . . . . is a commercial student with the ambition to become an accountant. He has been a member of dancing class. assembly squad, Garseribes, and biology club. He was associate representative in his junior year and vice-president of the safety club in his senior year. His hobby is swimming. JOSEPH KUCHTA . . . . was prominent in the field of science at G. A. R. He was responsible in a large way for the founding of the S. O. Sl club and was elected its hrst president. Outside of school, Joes time is taken up with his own amateur radio, station, VVS-PAGQ he is a licensed amateur radio operator. JOHN JOSEPH KULI-:szA . . . . is imbued with a love of the wide open spaces. This is evidenced by the fact that his vacations are spent fishing and hiking. Lefty came to G. A. R. in- 1932 from St. Mary's Parochial School. He was a member of the base- ball squad and dancing class here. VVALTER M. LABODA . . . . has been active in G. A. R. ath- letics since his entrance here, having been a member of the baseball, track, and tumbling squads. His spare time outside of school is also spent in pur- suit of athletics. Aft G. A. R. VValter joined the swimming, biology, and de- bating clubs. T'-ls JXNDREW' LAcrI . . . . entered G. A. R. in seventh grade from Hazle Street School. He was homeroom bank cashier i11 'his senior year, and an active member of the C. M. T. C., swimming, ping-pong, and mathematics clubs. Like his pal, john Kazlauskas, Andy would like to be- come a radio operator in the navy. MAURICE IRYING L1-:ver . . . . besides being a member of the G. A. R. band and the varsity orchestra, devotes his time .outside of school to playing with an orchestra. Maurice's ambition is to be an actor, and his hobby is the study of plays and forms of act- ing. He is a brother of Carl, class of '28, Ruth, '29, and Leo, '33. WILLIAM IENKIN LEWIS . . . . has been actively engaged in extra- curricular activities in G. A. R. He is a member of the boys' glee club, French club, and senior dramatic club. Besides playing the male lead as Rex Van Zile in the senior play, he was also a member of the ioperetta cast. His piano playing takes up much of his leisure time. NICHOLAS JOHN MACRI . . . . was a cheer leader, student basket- ball manager, and a homeroom repre- sentative for two years, besides serving on the stage crew and various commit- tees. Next year he plans to attend Philadelphia School of Pharmacy in preparation for the fulfillment of his ambition to be a druggist. STANLEY HENRX' MARTIN . . . . has been associated withtfootball at G. A. R. for three years, having been Le-0 foxsph Klvpadlo Anfiony John Konvivski Bvuifunzin. I. Ko-rnblaft Fred Joseph Krall fosvjwlz Kuchfa Jnlm Inv,-hh Kill,-een H!-I- i lfl' Flfb nrln ,4min-vcr fnrlt . . Flfrznric Il'Tli7lf1 I.r':1r'v Plflillltllll Jfllklllv f.v'zt'i.r 9 fi.. l 5. f X. x K ' N Ni , gt i201 il 1 kj U-5 1 ,

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i 'I K Walt' would- like to go to a technical school to reahze his ambition of being an engineer. JoHN SYLVESTER :NORKAITIS . . . . after four years at G. A. R. moved out of town but returned this year to graduate. Norky was a member of the dancing class and the swimming club here. and served on the cafeteria patrol. He spends his summers on a farm and likes farming but hopes to secure a position as a bookkeeper in the City. THoMAs JAMES O,CONNOR . . . . has been active in G. A. R, ath- letics as a member of the basketball team, har team, and lettermen's club. He was homeroom representative in ninth a11d eleventh grades and has also been interested in the dancing class. stage crew, and dramatic club. Re- member him as Bill in the Belle of Bagdad? HENRY ANDREW OLIVER . . . . has pursued his hobby, athletics, diligently while at G. A. R., being a member of the football and track teams, as well as of the swimming club. Choo- Choo is the fifth member of the family to be graduated from G. A. R. He was preceded by' Rosella, '31, Frank, '32, John, '33, and Margaret, '34. ROBERT JOHN OWENS . . . . has taken an academic course at G. A. R., which he entered from Grant Street School in seventh grade. His pals are VVilliam Jones a11d Robert Thomas. . B0b's hobby is hiking, and he likes to travel. He is a brother of Charles Owens, class of '32, and of Helen, '33. FRANCIS JOHN PANZARELLO . . . . plans to enter oollege in the fall to study chemical engineering. At G. A. R. Speed was homeroom represen- tative in tenth and twelfth grades, safety club president, and captain of the safety patrol. He was also a member of the stage crew, and of the C. M. T. C., dancing, and swimming clubs. :RNTHONY STANLEY PAvLosKI . . . . has been active in the C. M. T. C., wrestling, alld swimming clubs. Tony, who is an experienced bird- imitator, has the unique hobby of rais- ing and training pigeons, which he enters in competitions with those of his pal, John Reisser. He plans t-o work in an iron foundry after graduation. RALPH W. PR1.I1S'1'EIN . . . . enrolled in an academic course upo11 entering G. A. R. from Centennial. VVhile at G. A. R., Prip has been actively engaged in current events, bi- ologry, and swimming clubs, as well as the stage crew and the printing staff of the BLUE AND GRAX'. Ralph plans to go to college after graduation. HERMAN HERBERTJ PROPKER . . . . entered G. At R. from VVeaver Schpol. VVhile at G. A. R. Herman took ainactive part in the senior dramatic. swimming, and bird clubs. Hermie s ambition is to be a sports writer. He received practical experience in this type of work in his capacity as publicity manager for the baseball team. JOHN FRANCIS REISSER . . . . entered G. A. R. from St. Boni- face Parochial School in 1932. He has been a member of the assembly squad and the C. M. T. C. club. In his spare time Rice attempts to outdo his pal, Tony Pavloski, in the art of pigeon- raising. This summer he intends to rest up by reading, hiking, and fishing. JOSEPH NVILLIA M RICHARDS . . . . has been a member of the G. A. R. High School band all through his senior high school years. He is usually seen around the school with his two chums, Eddie McDade and Ralph Pripstein. J0e' was also a member of the BLUE AND GRAY printing staff, and a member of the biology and swimming clubs. His sister, Dorothy, graduated from G. A. R. in 1932. JosEPiI JOHN RUTCHUSKAS . . . . found an interesting hobby at G. A. R. through his work in the wood shop. Joey has been a member of the biology, swimming, and dancing clubs. His main interest, however, lies in the business world, and he would like to become an independent business man. He spends his summers fishing and hiking. LEO THOMAS SCHMIDT . . . . has been president of his home- room since he entered senior high school and is also treasurer of the seni-or class. He has been a member of the dancing class, current events club, and BLUE AND GRAY staff, having received his pin for two years' service as circulation manager. He has two brothers who are A. R. alumni, Fred, '31, and Stanley, , Joseph B. Jllor-rissey Edward W. ATU7'.if1'UiC1l John Louis Nicolefta Walter Luo Neeld John S. Norkaiiis Thomas J. O'Co1mor Henry Andrew Ol-iver Robe: lm Owens Francis J. Pantsarcllo Antlzony S. Piwloski r O I 1 4 xl, F-. . ,Q . , T221 S .... f. . . . S W ti , 3 4 . l