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

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Loretta Baratta Charles Adams Still Waters Silence is golden is La's pet philos- ophy and can well be applied to this quiet miss. Nothing is mo1'e pleasant to La than Algebra or the movies, and she -ad- mires tall, da1'k, men with a sense of humor. Joan Bauer Today Is the Day Never put off until tomorrow what you can do todayi' is Lambie's pet philos- ophy. She enjoys skating and admires people who are neat .and ambitious. With her quialities and philosophy we know Lambie will make a good beautician in the future. Florence Blachorsky Musical Fingers Music, reading, and singing rare Fagie's hobbies, and most of her time is taken up with them. She dislikes peoples who are arrogant .and conceited. If you are a gentleman, considerate of others, and in- telligent, you cn get along very well with her. Rita J. Bozzey Practice Makes Perfect To become .an interior decorator is Rita's ambition. As her pet likes are milk shakes and hamburgers, she rather enjoys tiaking care of her own interior. After gradua- tion she will be New Jersey bound. Veronica Brackna Time Will Tell A quiet evening listening to the radio or perhaps a movie pleases Veron very much. At present her future is undecided, nevertheless time will tell. To become ia lgood singer would be quite satisfactory to er. Yolanda L. Burginia Future Stewardess Honesty is the best policy' 'is Lon's pet philosophy. People, well mannered, and neat, win her friendship. Sihe spends most of her time reading, listening to the radio, .and going to the movies. She plans to become a stewardess. Betty Campanella Few Dislikes Betty. better known to her friends as Campie , is another one of those girls who plan on joining the Nurse Cadet Corps. She likes everything, that is every- thing except history and studying. Book Collector Ace a football star, thoroughly enjoys himself playing good sports. His leisure time is spent in collecting novel books rand going to the theater. He dislikes chem- istry but history and girls with nice per- sonality rate A-1 with him. Paul John Andrews On the Rise You can't keep a good man down, says Paul. This is proved by the fact that he not only is a good student but head of the Garchive. Milk played a very im- portant part in his baby days, for now he prefers to be milk analyst above all. Raymond John Aschoff Chef De-Luxe Rye likes to eat we see, as he likes to be where there is going to be food. In his Plans for the future, food enters into the picture, too, as his ambition is to be a chef. None other than a cook book sat- isfies him. George Audi Aloof This unassuming lad has that very rare combination of looks plus brains. In his quiet HJ manner he has fought off the attention of the opposite sex. June en- joys dancing, shows, and all sports, and his ambition is to see America. Joseph Barberio Philosopher Jo-Jo makes up in intelligence what he lacks in stature. He enjoys history and sports of .all kinds and dislikes conceited girls. Joe has a very beautiful philos- ophy, To know happiness, you must first know sadness. Howeve1', we hope Joe's life will be wholly on the bright side. Arthur Joseph Berger Ten O'c1ock Scholar Joe is a very active boy when he isn't late, and he spends much of his spare time collecting bills and playing basketball at the Y, Girls who smoke just don't get long with Joe, but he does admire those with brains and beauty. His ambition is to study law. Edward R. Black Air Engineer To join the Army Air Forces or become an aeronautical engineer is Eddie's am- bition. A girl who is lots of fun and full of pep and is not conceited will get .along wonderfully with Eddie. its '15 336 ss:-,,-,,. -, .' :swf-, i f 1 '1ss.:'.g.. M szfis- 1: ifir f l .. . . H .5l?fi5EQr sf, gg -ass i w x.-,1. rv -'k' . ff M- . . fs' 3 1 W' ' ' ie 1i .'1 ' - ' '1 ' f?sf13 . lf7- . as Fifteen

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Seam Uffdcme J. MORESCO B. GUTTERMAN J. JONES R. MACK President Vice President Treasurer Secretary ir THE SENIOR CLASS This, the Senior Class of 1944, needs not doff the symbolic hat to any other class that has left these halls. We admit that we cannot boast as be- ing the largest class that graduated, nor are we the smallest, we probably do not have the highest scholastic rating, nor do we have the lowestg and our sports record hasn't been the best, nor has it been the Worst. To all appearances We are just an average class. However, our batting average soars high when We consider Spirit Whether in competition with other schools or Working together with them, we have given an excellent account of ourselves. We are living in a war-torn and mixed-up World. With these pre- railing conditions most normal functions have been in some manner af- fected. Schools have been no exception. Activities and regular functions have either been revised or utterly abolished. There have been many changes in schedules. The young men from our class are being called into the service of our nation. Through all these abnormal experiences the Spirit of our class has never fallen. We believe it is this Spirit which eventually will make progressive and intelligent citizens. Because loyalty and cooperation are necessary to good citizenship, We, the class of 1944, though average in many things, feel that We will never sink into the sea of oblivion because of our Spirit

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Sixteen Paul Joseph Bowles Ethel L. Caiter Fate Decides Future Where you find sports or dances, you will find Paul also. Meeting new people is among his pet likes. He thinks funny books help his sense of humor. Although Paul has a yearning to be a machinist, he is leaving: his fate to the future. John Gerald Brislin Take It Easy Brass enjoys gym and the days oil, and his hope is finding an easy job. He would like to be a Navy radio man, but his lik- ing for bowling may put him rolling ash- cans on enemy submarines. Thomas Butler Food and Books Imagine a comfortable chair, a good book, and .a Dagwood sandwich. Yes, that's how Tom likes to spend his spare time. Although he doesn't like to get up in the morning, either the Army or his ambition to be an electric engineer will change that. Charles Carter Dancing Feet The right Lfirl and music put Charley in the groove but solid. Right now Nick spends most of his time workimr. By the way, he likes his women hard to get. Anthony R. Cecere He-Man Shine, a typical outdoor specimen, en- joys camping and hiking along: with swim- ming: and baseball. He has a yen for auto mechanics and Mickey Finn, but chemistry is definitely oil' his list. Mitchell C. Davis Sky Pilot To become a successful minister is Mick- ie's ambition. He will probably make it, for he is a devout church member. He will make a good man about the house be- cause his hobby is interior decorating. J itterbug Specialist - Chemistry, movies. and dancing agree with this tive foot jitterbuiz who kept the peo- ple on the edee of their seats during the minstrel. By following the Golden Rule we know Ethel will make ixood in the nursing profession. Carolyn Castrignano Enjoys Social Life When Carille isn't enjoying herself dancing. you'll find her at the movies, eating, or reading a good book. Social affairs and associations with her classmates rate high with this tall, dark girl. She has no particular ambition for her future. Elizabeth Barbara Cecere Gay Manner Libby's philosophy is a reflection of her personality. She has made many friends because of her gay manner and her win- ning smile. Her friendliness and neatness will bring: success in her ambition to be- come a secretary. Florence D. Chernin Pianist DeLuxe To become a Cadet Nurse is Flossie's ambition. She spends much of her time at the Y and in the movies. Her hobby is along musical lines. She dislikes con- ceited people but likes those who show consideration and have a sense of humor. Antoinette Ciavarella Picture Collector Tonie hopes to speed victory by work- im: in a war plant when she leaves school. Her hobby is collecting: pictures of boys in the service, to whom she probably writes many letters. At least she spends much of her spare time writing. Sayde Betrice Collins Energetic Bunny Bunny has distinguished herself by her energetic work in the Glee Club. Her love of chemistry and her sincere manner should carry her far in her progress in the Field of nursing. She plans to enter Friedman's College for nursing. Stanley H. Davis Corrine Davis Silence Is Golden Tiue to the Navy His words are few but when he does You rant escape experience says Corline. speak, he speaks words of wisdom. Red She likes to meet nice people and would would like to get ia war job preferably like a job where she could. But of course welding. Then in his spare time he will no matter whom she meets in the oppo- probahly write letters. site sex there will .always be her sailor.