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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1955 volume:

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CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION - - - 4 CLASSES - - - IO ACTIVITIES - - 34 ATHLETICS - - 64 INDEX - - 81 VI' Q- me rv-irQ.?x li? Q41 44 Thr ,gi ,a...,, 'T' Q.4Cf11zinistrcztio12 .BOARD OF EDUCATION QSUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL OF I E F KCE f-MQ Q Qix ff 937 5 .M ,A xl , W y 1. Q in f M -Mg X .. Q 5 15- - 1 1 ,Q , , A 4: 1 vw X A Q, ju b Q Q . Q, is Q W :xi .. 'f 2:23 ' T X 'i H ' .. 'H wh Q . A 1 ffl -1 V sb? F- f sk f f 1 f . I at , 1, g ,, JM 0 Vg, 21 9, New A v if Q 3 X 'L . , ' fry ff ' A N. ff' vq 1 ' FA ' ' L, ' fx I' viii AA- ' wus 'A-'fy ' Q- 'F af V 7 f auf ff? k u f 'Sgfx yifs- Q x - K.. . A' W u 5. 4- -ia 7 , , A X ls: sw Q, , ' ' ' X if ? ,Q fl' -9 3 is if 'f5',,4 , .fy af 3 .M 1 A I rf 2-.f 5 - WK if if , 4 , f A W. - I W N K 9 4. N - K .wr . 4 ' Iv 2 Q ' ' .--. . - Q -fr W A x ' 8 1. P N X 1 Ni f - .aff 4 5 ,Qs wwf? f f X -www tg ' ' W A , ' Y Q X ryfw ,aff , 3, , X 'f g A ...,, X, ff-K Q M: wwf.. 1, ,, , , . Q XX X Mi- ff 1 M ,, M f k sk Q '1 Q -. 'H' H Q X X -W f M V 34311 , b S y - J Y S x N 1 Q- A , , v My ,, ' . x , .K - gm jg X - ' V .Q Xxfwkff X , V W' 'gf gif 8 W H ..-Q, .L T kflffffgi 51 fi - YN-XX 1 A A Q x xi Q: Q .-.W 3 0,4 g 1 iw. Nic- .. k My Q ' W . . X338 ' A - . X . www A M x Q X L . X . X KW- l L -5- Q ,LQ K. 'G' NXXXN K Mr. Allen E. Bacon Superintendent of City Schools qjqbministrafion i O O MASTER OF CEREMONIES Special tribute is paid to our great educator, friend and counselor. Having devoted his life to the best interests of our school system and directly responsible for its high rate of elficency we extend best wishes for the future. In retiring little could be said that would add to his already most creditable record. PROGRAM ADVISERS The responsibility of providing the finest in educa- tion rests with these outstanding civic leaders, who give of their time and experience in order that our school may be a leader in its field. Keep- ing abreast of the times and enjoying the latest in equipment, techniques and programs could not be realized without their attention to duty. BOARD OF EDUCATION. . . First row-R. Gloman, 'A Dunn, H. May, C. Smith. Standing-Dr. J. Valenti, B. Cohen, J. Gallagher, H. Gillman, I., Jones. ' Deceased. 6 PRODUCTION SUPERVISION Gliding from one task to another in a precision- like manner is made possible by the guidance of our Principal, Mr. Victor Baiz. The various routines and accomplished feats of endeavor could not be attained if it were not for his thorough and com- petent handling ot the many problems involved. PERSONNEL MANAGER Mr. Walter Wood Assistant Principal SKATING ROUTINES Keeping track of your skating champions and scheduling their proper performance at the right time is the herculean task of the oftice force. Their duties are many and their services most varied. Needless to state their sympathetic ap- proach to the tasks at hand make it most pleasant for all concerned. Mr. Victor Bai! Principal ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR Miss Mary M:AniI'f Director of Activities Margaret Davis Mabel Brennan Secretary Secretary f MALE FACULTY MALE FACULTY The tireless eFforts of this energetic group have made it possible for us to learn balance, poise and the basic fundamentals so essential to good performance. Their vvords of encouragement and understanding when facing our problems have given us the training so vitally needed if we are to compete among the best. First row R Thomas K Smith G Highriter T Park W Wood, Second row-R. Miller, R. Ayre, M. Tope, F. Wentzel, C. Romig, V. Balz B Whitney J B rtlsh H Fle d J Dobb, W. Jones, C.Wasilewski, E. Cobleigh, J. Steinhauer, W. Maguire. 8 rr eff' ' FEMALE FACULTY Difficult maneuvers have been minimized and tasks challenging the best have been dwarfed due to the expert guidance of this thorough and competent group. Whether its skating as individ- uals or teaming up to accomplish a project tor the betterment of all we shall long be indebted for their expert guidance and coaching. FEMALE FACULTY FIrsl row-E. Gray, J. Owens, E. Lipiec, B. Carr, B. Williams, M. Gates, O'DonnelI, G. Hilburt. H JOHCSI A- Allnerof E- Bauer' M- Ford- Third row-D. Hayes, H. Loughran, J. Lenahan, Second row-A. Simon, T. Juzwiak, K. Freund, M. McAnift, A. McKeon, nell, M. Nlileham, M. Mulhern, R. Regan, H. A Henry, A. Lersch, M. Harvey, E. Smith, A. Adelson, S. Dierkes, E. Hughes, A. Brislin, M. Lenahan. K. Laidler, H. O'Con Watters, E. Pugh, M as 9 -an 0 SENIORS o UN DERGRADUATES 4 X .,. frfigg X K, ,XX x z 'X Q T W ii he 5 iii' . ,Ev 'X F 5 AM' X Q 5 R 5 X xtgl 1. :i- f, 435 - gg v ,CPL iw - 'hz . f. ka ,AQ wx . 1. , ,.ff ff ' N. 'fx 1 II 1 .. f, 'S' N 5 , un MQ 5 3,3 , . vb f j gh .x -Q , F 3.4 ' Y xx ff z X554 in 1 xx Q2 Q .Nga 5, 1 SN , E fn r x . V H , W if Sw X f- gg, A . Wwhwz im' . uw? ,.- N fn 'af ., XX EQ Wlvv fm Keg JOHN ACHEY Brown-eyed Ach is tall and husky. Spirited and carefree he likes dancing and good movies. Ach has made a hobby of repairing cars. After graduation he will ioin the navy. Later he plans to attend college. LAVON ALBERT Lavon with flashing brown eyes and black hair is a pop- ular lass with a friendly dis- position. She likes dancing and roller skating and her hobbies are art work and doll designing. Lavon plans to be a stenographer. JAMES ALLES Brown eyed Jimmy's cheer- ful manner and funloving disposition make him wel- come company. He enjoys sports, dancing and good music and excels in art work. Jimmy's plans revolve around entering the service or attending art school. .mf ww' BOB THOMAS President RAY SABA Vice-President LUCY ANDIARIO Lu petite and intelligent has soft brown eyes and hair. Her attractiveness is enhanc- ed by her sweet disposition. She likes Italian food and enjoys good movies and dancing. Lu plans to become a typist or secretary. STARS OF 1955 CLASS SONG - 1955 Tune: Melody of Love We bid thee farewell, dear GAR - Days we've spent with you, we'll carry far, We the class of ninteen fifty-five Honor that for which you strive. Locked within our hearts will always be Hopes and dreams, which only youth can see, Farewell teachers, friends, we bid adieu We will always cherish you. gs -Jane Neddoff DOLORES ANSILIO Dolly is very attractive with soft brown eyes and hair and is pleasant, quiet-man- nered and congenial. She likes to read and enioys dancing and swimming. As a hobby Dolly collects tiny plants. She will become a laboratory technician. CHARLOTTE ARWAY Petite dainty and always fashionably dressed brown- eyed Char has a friendly and happy-go-lucky manner. She likes good food and finds all kinds of good mus- ic enioyable. Char's future plans include marriage. JOSEPH BARATTA Brown-eyed Joe is a carefree lad who is fond of fun and enioys associating with others of the same nature. He likes dancing and accor- dion playing is his hobby. Joe plans to become a res- tauranteur. l2 DENA BARR Demure friendly and quiet- mannered with blue eyes and brown hair, Dena is al- ways pleasant company. She likes good food and enioys listening to popular music. Tennis is her hobby. Dena will do secretarial work. AUDREY BARTLETT Audrey who is an accomp- lished pianist enioys good music. She likes fashionable apparel and admires all ar- tistic endeavors. She reads historical novels as a hobby. After attending college' Audrey hopes to do concert' work. SENIORS 1955 5 ELI BERGER Merry and mischievous Eli can be expected to brighten any dull corner. He is hand- some and friendly and pose sesses a ready wit. Eli likes Italian food and enioys sports and swimming. He will enter the Navy. ALMA MATER Where the rippling Susquehanna, Gently, slowly winds its way Stands our dear old Alma Mater, Stands forever and for aye. Loyal sons and daughters greet thee, Greet thee, dear old G. A. R. When we sing our life's last message Sweetest on our lips will be, Memories of our days in high school, Days that live so rich and free Loyal sons and daughters praise thee, Praise thee, dear old G. A. R. WILLIAM BERGSTRASSER Cheerful and always pleas- ant Bill with his ready wit makes enioyable company. He likes good food and en- ioys football games. Bill an accomplished clarinetist has made band work his hobby. He will attend college. JOHN BERNESKY This good-looking boy is tall and energetic. Bruno is in- terested in guns and enioys basketball and trout fishing. He likes to sing and makes it his hobby. Bruno will ioin the Navy. up A. a PAT MALEE Secretary LOIS BETNER Lo with dark eyes and black hair is an affable friendly lass who likes all types of music and dancing and en- joys sports. She plays the piano as a hobby. Lo plans to be a medical technologist. JOE DYDYNSKI Treasurer 'Q' LAWRENCE BETZ Another of our tall good- Iooking boys Larry, with brown eyes and dark brown hair is poised and neat. He ertioys associating with con- genial friends and is inter- ested in sports. Larry plans to enter the Navy. LEONARD BETZ Taller than average, Len is attractive not only because of his stature, but also be- cause of his gentlemanly manner. He likes fishing and is interested in radio and television, Len will join the Air Force. LEWIS BEVAN lndustrious Beaver has an appropriate nickname. He is intelligent friendly and pope ular. He enjoys good food and names Mathematics his favorite study. Photography is his hobby. Beaver will at- tend college and maior in engineering. i3 BARBARA BLAKER Babs is a pretty and poised brown-eyed blonde. Her friendliness and cheerful at- titude are unchanging. She enioys good movies and popular music. After she graduates Babs would like to engage in secretarial work. SHIRLEY BLECKER Susie a diminutive lass with hazel eyes and brown hair, is sweet pretty and reser- ved. Susie likes to sing and enioys skating. Art work is her hobby. She would like to become a practical nurse. SAMUEL BLOCKER Sam can cite many reasons for his all-around populari- ty. He is kind and well-man- nered has excelled in foot- ball and track and enioys dancing singing and base- ball. Sam plans to become a lawyer. ALICE BROMFIELD This lass with an exquisite taste in clothes has varied interests: sports, dancing and roller skating. She likes music particularly Eddie Fisher vocals and does art work as a hobby. Alice will be a beautician. LOUISE BOGUMIL Attractive with blue eyes and light brown hair, Lou's fun-loving disposition makes her pleasant company. She likes Italian food and en- ioys popular music. Dancing is her hobby. Lou will be- come a telephone operator. BARBARA BROWN Hazel eyed Skipper, intelli- gent with a pleasant person- ality takes pride in friendli- ness. She likes Italian food and enioys popular music especially Eddie Fisher re- cordings. Her hobbies are reading and skating. Skipper wants to be an army nurse. MARGARET BOLTON Peggy is a happy-go-lucky blue-eyed blonde, vivacious and fond of fun. She likes Italian food and has started collecting paintings as a hobby. She will be either a bookkeeper or a commercial typist. DOROTHY BROWN Blue-eyed with light brown hair Dorothy is a spirited lass who has won many friends. She enjoys movies and likes to swim. Roller and ice skating are her hob- bies. Dorothy's future plans include marriage. EUGENE BRANNON Popular Gene has brown eyes and black hair. Though quiet and well-mannered he is fun-loving. His hobby, which is his only interest is assembling machinery. He will study mechanical en- gineering at College. JAMES CARTER Brown-eyed Jimmy is an attractive well groomed lad friendly and full of fun. He and enioys automotive is Jimmy's likes good food swimming and travel. Baseball hobby. After graduation he will enter the service. STARS OF 1955 DOLORES CARUSO Blue-eyed Dolly petite and attractive has a sweet dis- position. She likes Italian food and enioys skating dancing and good music. Dolly will be either a com- mercial typist or a secretary. ROSEMARY CASELLA Rosie is a diminutive brown- eyed lass, pretty and vi- vacious. She likes good food and is interested in scientific studies. Rosie is adept at playing the piano as her hobby. She will become a laboratory technician. ISABELLE CATRINO Izzy with soft brown eyes is an attractive and gracious person. She is fond of Ital- ian food and names football her favorite sport. Izzy's hobby is letter-writing. After nurse's training she will specialize in child care. PAUL CERA Paul is a tall blue-eyed lad with a happy smile and a disposition to match. His trumpet playing manifests musical talent. He is inter- ested in sports but prefers discussions on engineering. Paul's plans include college. I4 DOROTHY CHAPKO Dot is a pretty lass with hazel eyes and light brown hair. She is pleasant, friend- ly and easily pleased. Dot likes to dance and enioys reading. Art work is her hobby, Dot plans to ioin the Waves. LUCILLE CHERNOFF This gay-spirited girl has a pleasant personality and a quick wit. Her recreation in- cludes dancing and good music and she enjoys at- tending football games. Al- though her future is unde- cided we assure success. SENIORS OF 'I955 ALICE CLOCKER Blue-eyed Policy with light brown hair is a genial care- free lass but nevertheless a good scholar, She likes Ital- ian food and enioys dancing and popular music, Pokey's future plans are undecided. we-4 ROSE CIAVARELLA .lake a diminutive lass with brown eyes and black hair is cheerful and friendly and always attractively dressed. Jake whose hobby is danc- ing has iust one other in- terest - Perry Como record- ings. Her future plans are undecided. ALLAN COHEN Intelligent and quiet-man- nered Al has a pleasant sense of humor which is appreciated by his many friends. He likes all good entertainment particularly movies and television. After graduation Al plans to at- tend college. VALORRA CLAIBORNE This gifted girl has attrac- tive brown eyes and reddish brown hair. She can boast of a fine singing voice and has stage presence with a flair for comedy. Chu Chu collects poetry. She will study music. ROBERTA COHEN Bertie who never is found at a loss for words is attrac- tive with a sparkling per- sonality, She enioys swim- ming tennis and dancing. Her hobby is bowling. Bertie will study medicine and do social work. . . as sw i xx' 1 PATRICK COSGROVE Tall with brown hair and eyes Zack is a friendly lad quiet and well-mannered. He likes Italian food and light refreshments. Zack has a special interest in good music. He will ioin the Navy. y . s PHYLLIS CRAWFORD This spirited girl can always be counted upon to add zest to any occasion. She considers dancing and swim- ming pleasant pastimes and enioys all sports. Phil has decided to do secretarial work. To vw 1 1' JOAN DAVIS Always attractively dressed pretty Jonnie a blue-eyed lass with brown hair is neat and efficient. She is fond of skating and enjoys music --- especially popular tunes. Dancing is Joanie's hobby. She will do secretarial work. WALTER DAVIS Jarvis tall and blue-eyed with auburn hair is friendly and happy-go-lucky. He has special interest in auto- mobiles and chooses hunt- ing and fishing for hobbies. Jarvis will join the Air Force. PATRICIA DELMORE Patty a vivacious girl with dark blue eyes enters into the spirit of all joyful oc- casions. She likes Italian food and enjoys sports good music, dancing and skatiing, Patty will be a secretary. I5 WILLIAM DENNINGTON Tall with blue eyes and blonde hair, goodlooking Bill is another of our good natured and fun-loving lads. His favorite sport is football and he likes dancing and popular music. Bill will ioin the Navy. fur CAROL DESMOND Another of our auburn-hair ed girls is neat, attractive Dex. She likes to skate and collects popular recordings. Her friendly manner will help her realize her ambi- tion to become an airline hostess. ROBERT DOUGHERTY Bob of medium height with blue eyes and brown hair is quiet-mannered and friendly. He is always neat, Bob likes the social aspect of life and all sports. He plans to ioin the Navy. BURTON ECKERT Eck is a iolly and energetic lad with hazel eyes and brown hair who enioys swimming and hiking. He has made attending good movies his hobby. Eck plans moving to California and will attend college there. MYERS DUDLEY Very tall and agile with brown eyes and black hair this sociable lad is one of our dependable athletes. Mookey enioys all sports and dancing. Basketball is his hobby. He will ioin the Air. Force. SHIRLEY EDMONDS Tall with brown eyes and redddish brown hair Bootsie has been blessed with a rich contagious laugh. She is fond of refreshments and likes to dance, swim and skate. Bootsie will become a beautician. HELEN DUNN Helch is another of our girls who combines a happy-go- lucky manner with a sense of efficiency. She enioys dancing and letter writing is her hobby. Fond of com- mercial studies she plans government secretarial work. HAROLD EDWARDS This popular boy possesses intellectual ability, a happy care-free disposition and a ready wit - a winning com- bination in any walk of life. An accomplished pianist and organist he intends to fur- ther his interest in music. JOSEPH DYDYNSKI Joe will be remembered as a quiet mannered friendly boy gifted with a capacity for hard work. Swimming is his recreational preference and his hobby is wood- working. Joe will attend col- lege to become a chemical engineer. MARY JANE ELIAS Brown-eyed Mary Jane is an- other of our good scholars. She is quiet mannered and very efficient. Mary Jane is fond of dancing and enioys good movies. She collects recordings. Mary Jane will become a secretary. JOSEPH ELLIS Of medium height Joey is a handsome happy - go -lucky lad who is always good company. He likes Italian food and enioys dancing and music. Joey bowls for a hobby. He will become an engineer. GERALDINE ESTOCK Gerry whose sparkling blue eyes and sweet smile compli- ment her pleasant and quiet manner has a preference for good TV programs and enioys horseback riding and dancing. Aspiring to be- come a teacher, she will attend college. RUTH EVERHART Blue - eyed with reddish blonde hair Red is an attrac- tive lass with a friendly dis- position. She likes ltalian food and enjoys dancing and swimming. Her plans include first, secretarial work and then marriage. l6 MAUREEN FINARELLI Finn is a lass with flashing brown eyes and a happy-go- lucky manner who is inter- ested in football and popu- lar music and likes to dance. She reads as a hobby. Finn will become a secretary. RUTH ECKENRODE A possessor of a keen sense of humor Ecky is a friendly and very attractive girl with brown eyes and auburn hair. She likes football and chooses skating for recrea- tion. Ecky plans to ioin the W. A. F. JANE ANN ELLIS Very attractive with a de- lightful smile Jane bright- ens any gathering. Her one recreational preference is football and she likes to read as a hobby. Jane's cheerful attitude will help her achieve renown as a nurse. STARS OF 1955 1 HORACE FIORE Sonny with brown eyes and black hair is reserved and always friendly, kind and thoughtful of others. He likes Italian food and has a special interest in good music. Sonny intends to study lor the priesthood. NANCY FREY Fashionable in dress, intelli- gent and poised Nancy is a blue-eyed blonde. She likes modern French sculpture and admires interesting con- versationalists. Nancy lists dreaming as her hobby. At college she will maior in zoology. SENIORS OF 1955 .xx 151. IR CHARLES FLYNN Chaz possessor of a genial personality together with a sense of humor is a hand- some energetic boy who likes social gatherings. He is an adept Clarinetist.. Ath- letically inclined, he enioys playing baseball. Chaz will attend college. LILA FRIEDMAN Blonde petite and pleasant Leo with blue-green eyes is another of our vivacious girls. She likes Italian food and enioys football games and TV programs, Reading is her hobby. Lee will be- come a secretary. JOAN FORD Intelligent as well as attrac- tive with smiling brown eyes Joannie can boast of many friends. She likes Ital- ian food and enjoys movies. Her combined hobbies are reading and letter writing. She will become a secretary. MARY GAINARD A staunch friend Mary is a hazel-eyed lass whose fun- loving nature makes her pleasant company. She likes to dance and enioys popu- lar music. Mary reads for a hobby. She plans to become a bookkeeper. YW LORRAINE FORENSKI This lass blue-eyed with brown hair is tall and poised and possesses excel- lent scholastic ability. She likes good food, especially enioys music and has made reading her hobby. Lorraine will become a pharmacist. ROBERT GARRETT Bob who always presents an attractive well-groomed ap- pearance is another of our quiet and friendly fellows. He likes good food and en- ioys dancing music and sports. His hobby is foot- ball. Bob will enter the service. GEORGE FRENCH Sterl with flashing brown eyes and black hair is a fun-loving energetic lad who is always attractively groom- ed. He likes good food and enioys all sports. Sterl will make a career of life in the service. VINCENTINE GENTILE Attractive Tina has brown eyes and dark brown hair. She has a sweet disposition is fun-loving and good company. She likes music and dancing and enioys traveling Her hobby is read- ing. She will become an Airline Hostess. 1357? CLIFFORD GEORGE Geek with dark brown hair and eyes is another of our friendly and witty boys. He likes Italian food and enjoys athletics, hunting and fish- ing. Auto-racing is his hob- by. Geek wants to be a iet mechanic. MARIE GIANUZZI Short brown-eyed and pleas- ant company Dimples is at- tractive as her nickname im- plies. She likes Italian food and chooses dancing and attending football games for recreation. Dimples collects popular recordings. She will engage in secretarial work, 17 MARY GLOFKA Fashion-wise and attractive Glofk has sparkling green eyes and brown hair. Her favorite form of recreation is dancing and she is partial to popular music. She names horseback riding as her hob- by. Glofk plans secretarial work. Q QQ ROBERT GLOSSER Felix has blue eyes and brown hair and possesses a friendly disposition. He en- ioys pleasant company and is fond of refreshments. Felix has a special interest in trains - his one hobby. He will attend college. ' 5. Y ..-'iff STARS -New i N...,zc- 1 DOLORES GONDA De De is a fun-loving lass with dark brown eyes and hair. She is always attrac- tively dressed. De De likes Italian food and enioys dancing and skating. Motor- ing is her hobby. Her future plans are undecided, 'wiv Tlzn JOHN HALL A very good athlete who excels particularly in wrest- ling, red-haired John has a keen sense of humor and a ready wit. He enioys all sports and working with model airplanes. John plans to attend college. THEODORE GONDA Friendly and full of fun Terry who has brown eyes and black hair is fond of Italian food. She likes music and excels in dancing as her hobby. Terry's future plans are undecided. MARY FRANCES GODLEY Tall and stately, this pretty lass is another good scholar. Although reserved, she is kind and friendly, She likes sports and movies, and col- lects stamps for a hobby. At college Mary will maior in Biology. MARIE GRIVNER Another of our girls whose fun-loving personality and sharp sense of humor bright- en any gathering, Grivy is a blue-eyed blonde. She likes Italian food and enioys farmer dances. Marie will become a stock executive. ERNEST GOMEZ This quiet dark-haired boy, ambitious and friendly likes all sports, TV and good movies. He lists as his hob- bies photography and radio repairing. Ernie may ioin the navy or attend college to study electronics. MICHAEL HABIB Brown-eyed Jelf quiet but sociable is an attractive lad who is always well groom- ed. He likes Italian food. Jelf who prefers sport cars has made repairing automo- biles his hobby. He plans to ioin the Navy. HJ-it 'IQ' GLORIA HALLMAN Glo is a happy-go-lucky lass with eyes and hair both clark brown. Her disposition is pleasant and carefree. Glo likes Italian food and enioys dancing. She makes art work a hobby. Glo will ioin the W. A. F. ANN MARIE HARLEY Blue - eyed Tootsie with brown hair is attractive and always gracious and help- ful. She likes horseback rid- ing dancing and traveling, and for a hobby collects re- cordings. Tooisie will enter the nursing profession. I8 JANE HAYDT Brown-eyed and attractively tall Jayne possesses a quick wit and the ability to make friends easily. She likes Italian food and enioys TV programs. Roller skating is her hobby. Jayne will be- corne a telephone operator. 1955 DOROTHY HADVANCE Attractive Dotty has soft brown eyes and hair. She is an energetic fun-loving girl. Dotty likes Italian food and pastry, and enioys danc- ing skating and swimming. She would like to become a telephone operator. sod' s--r-in-fy ll? LUCILLE HECK Lucille with brown hair and eyes has a sparkling smile. She is attractive and has a friendly disposition. She likes Italian food and enioys dancing and listening to good music. Lucille will be- come a secretary. SENIORS OF 1955 EDWARD HUGHES Nor another of our more spirited happy-go-lucky lads has brown eyes and hair. He likes good food, enioys hunting and fishing and is fond of music - especially cowboy tunes. Ner will ioin the Marines. ff N MADGE HECKLER Friendly and fun-loving with attractive brown hair and eyes Hecky makes more en- ioyable any social confab. She likes Italian food, enjoys dancing and collects popular recordings as a hobby. Hocky intends to study dramatics. RITA JANOSKI Tall and blonde with very light blue eyes, Rita is at- tractive and congenial. She enioys horseback riding, swimming, and finds fun in partying. She lists art work as her hobby. Rita's future plans are undecided. Nyilvs. Nou!! THOMAS HERSTEK Blue-eyed and blonde Hersh is a handsome boy who combines a polite and con- siderate manner with a zest for fun. He likes to hunt and swim and enioys mathe- matics. Hersh will ioin the Navy. ARNETTE JONES Tall with green eyes and brown hair Arnette is one of the most friendly of our girls. She likes good food and considers football her favorite sport. Dancing is her hobby. Arnette will be- come a nurse. 17 N, so 'Nc BEVERLY HILL This brown-eyed lass with a talent for making and keep- ing friends possesses a sweet disposition. She likes Italian food, enioys social gatherings and names danc- ing her hobby. Beverly will engage in secretarial work. DAVID JONES Brown-eyed Dave witty and fond of fun is always en- ioyable company. His friend- liness has won many com- panions. He likes all sports but has a special interest in football. Dave plans to enter the Navy. ARLENE JOSEPH Arlene with atttractive blue eyes and brown hair answers to the nickname of Jo. She likes Italian food and en- joys dancing, roller and ice skating. Jo plans to become a personnel director. JAMES KABAR Tall energetic Chips is an- other ot our gentlemanly boys. He combines good manners with a pleasant and considerate disposition. - Chips likes good music and enjoys all outdoor sports. He plans secretarial work. Q3 ROSEMARY KANE This attractive blue-eyed lass combines good manner and a vivacious and fun-loving disposition. Candy likes to travel and enjoys music and dancing and also horseback riding. Candy will be an Airline hostess. 19 . f -wr s . . N, X ,. .F-ffeifa sg K. If . 1 . Q- .s J.:-c R J 2,1 f Q5 PHYLLIS KAPLAN Phyl is a pleasant lass with green eyes and brown hair. She likes fashionable clothes, enjoys Italian food and col- lects recordings. Phyl par- ticularly likes working with children and intends to make teaching handicapped child- ren her career, ,. ? . 3.21 EDWARD HOCKENBERRY Blue-eyed Hock is a quiet well-mannered lad. His pleasantness insures popu- larity. He likes Italian food and has only one interest- music. Understandably, Hock has made drumming his hobby. He will become a bookkeeper. LORRAINE JONES Tall and attractive lorry with hazel eyes is soft-spoken well- mannered and very friendly. She likes Italian food and enioys dancing, skating and music. lorry would like to engage in social work. TZ? x H98 EQ' GEORGE KASWINKEL Popular brown-eyed Kas is both good-looking and intel- ligent. Always a gentleman. Kas is pleasant company. He likes to travel and enioys music and television. An ex- cellent typist Kas will study commercial subiects in col- ege. in .event M-nur' New 'Q' fissix JEAN KENNEDY Brown-eyed Jeannie's pleas- ant and cheerful disposition has won her scores of friends. She chooses dancing as her hobby and enioys roller skating. Jeannie's gracious manner will aid her in her endeavor to be- come a telephone operator. PATRICIA KRULL Hazel-eyed Pat, one of our excellent scholars is a pretty girl with a sweet smile, con- siderate and friendly. She likes Latin-American music and enioys dancing and reading as hobbies. Pat will become a nurse. SHIRLEY KESSLER Shirl is a petite blonde with brown eyes. Although a possessor of a happy-go- lucky disposition she is quiet mannered. Shirl who likes good food, prefers it Italian style. She enjoys dancing. Her future plans include marriage. DOLORES KRUSHIN Dolores is an atttractive and fun-loving person. She is dependable and admires this quality in others. She en- ioys good music and movies and collects snapshots for a hobby. Dolores plans to enter the business world. THOMAS KILHEENEY Tall and good-looking Killer with blue eyes and curly red hair is a genial lad. He likes sports-especially foot- ball. Killer enioys repairing automobiles and has made this his hobby. He will at- tend college. JAY KUBICKI One of our outstanding ath- letes Jay is a tall good-look- ing redhead, fun-loving and cheerful. He likes Italian food enioys football and baseball and finds relaxation in movies and TV mystery programs. Jay plans to at- tend college. CHARLES LEWIS Blue-eyed Do Do, friendly and fun-loving can be count- ed on to always provide gaity for any occasion. He is fond of desserts and en- ioys skating and dart shoot- ing. Do Do wants to ioin the Army. WILLIAM LEWIS Of medium height and good looking, Bill with green eyes and blonde hair is a pleas- ant boy with an excellent sense of humor. He likes all sports and music-especially hill-billy tunes. Bill will ioin the Navy. ROBERT LUCAS Tall sports-minded and good- natured best describe Big Luke. He likes movies and sports. As a hobby Bob travels to see maior sport- ing events. Bob's plans in- clude college after which he hopes to enter profes- sional baseball. 20 LORRAINE KLOSKO Blue-eyed Blondie pretty and always attractively groomed is pleasant and well man- nered. She is fond of Italian food. Blondie enioys dancing and collects popular record- ings as a hobby. She will become a telephone oper- ator. CHARLES LAINE Chuckie who derives a great deal of pleasure from argu- mentation is of medium height with hazel eyes. He is energetic and carefree and likes hunting and sports. Model railroad designing is his hobby. Chuckie will at- tend college. RONALD LYNCH Ron a good-looking lad with brown eyes and wavy hair is one of our competent wrestlers. He is fond of pastries and fruit and enioys sports and dancing. Ron would like to loin the State Police. EDWARD KRANSON Brown-eyed Ed is good-look- ing and has a friendly fun- loving disposition. He en- joys popular music and is interested in basketball. Ed bowls for a hobby. He will be a Linotype operator. LEE LANTERMAN This lad who has a special talent for putting people at ease is fun-loving and witty. He likes Italian food and enioys good music. Lee's hobby is collecting record- ings. He plans to become a teacher. STARS OF 1955 41 V227 Ii Y? 'FQ' NANCY LYNCH Blue-eyed Nance, an excell- ent scholar is pretty and charming. She likes good television programs, football and martial music, Nance collects recordings as hobby and prefers LeRoy Anderson arrangements. She plans to become a nurse. PATRICIA MALEE Pretty Patsy is tall and pois- ed. Her hazel eyes sparkle with friendliness and she has a sweet disposition. Patsy likes popular music movies television and danc- ing. She plans to atttencl Business College. SENIORS OF 1955 WILLIAM LYNCH Tall and handsome with blue eyes and brown hair Billy possesses a friendly person- ality enriched with a sense of humor. He excelled in football and wrestling, two favorite activities. Billy plans to join the service. ANGELINE MAMINSKI Angie whose fashionable clothes reflect very good taste, is of medium height with green eyes and brown hair. She likes good food, is fond of sports and en- ioys dancing as her hobby. Angie's future plans are in- definite. EDWARD MACHEY Tall with hazel eyes and brown hair, Match is a very polite lad, shy and quiet- mannered. He enjoys base- ball games and has a spec- ial interest in automobiles as a hobby. Match will attend college. CHARLES MAROWSKI A tall lad with blue-green eyes Chas is fun-loving and a good sport. He likes all kinds of music and sports and makes dancing his hob- by. After graduation Chas will attend college. X JOHN MACRI John one of our outstanding athletes and an excellent scholar is industrious and congenial. He enioys all sports but prefers exciting football games. Hunting and fishing are his hobbies. John plans to attend college and study medicine. EMILY MARSHALL Em is a hazel-eyed petite, fun-loving and witty lass. She adds gaiety wherever she goes. She enioys Italian food and is a loyal football fan. An accomplished pian- ist, Em will teach music. THOMAS MALARKEY One of our taller athletes, Mello with blue eyes and brown hair is a cheerful lad with a ready smile. Mello who likes good food and enioys sports is interested in music. He will join the Air Force. ALICE MARTIN Though quiet - mannered Alice is friendly and pos- sesses a refreshing sense of humor. She is fond of Italian food and enjoys dancing and music. Reading is her hobby. Alice will be- come a beautician. THOMAS MASON This good-looking lad was endowed with blue eyes, blonde hair and a friendly disposition. Tom has render- ed good accounts of his talents in class and in sports. He enioys fishing. Tom will join the Navy. 'wi' ROSE MELLUZZO Gay-spirited and very pop- ular Rosie, who has blue eyes and brown hair pos- sesses an attractive smile and an undaunted sense of humor. She is fond of swim- ming and dancing, Rosi plans to enter the nursing profession. 2l if wrt CAROL MILLER mild mannered girl with hazel eyes and black hair is an exceptional schol- ar. Her diversified tastes in- clude modernistic art, French and music. She names con- templation as her hobby. Carol will attend college to study sociology. This CLAIRE MILLS A pretty brown-eyed girl who is quiet but neverthe- less friendly and fun-loving, Clancy likes outdoor sports and fashionable clothes. She has made sewing her hobby. Clancy will become a sec- retary. ELIZABETH MORELLI MARGARET MOTZ HENRY NARDONE JANE NEDDOFF Betty who has green eyes and blonde hair is a quiet- mannered efficient lass with a pleasant disposition. She likes Italian food and en- joys attending movies. Betty's hobby is reading. She will become a sercetary. Margie, an attractive blonde lass who is both pleasant and efficient, and who un- derstandably is partial to band music. Her hobby is dancing. Margie's competent manner will assure her suc- cess in the nursing pro- fession. NOFRIO MONTE Nofe is tall brown-haired and congenial. He likes dancing, skating, hunting and fishing. His hobby is molding with plastics. Nofe plays the saxophone and wants to further his musical education. JOSEPH MONTEL Joe is very tall and gentle- manly. He has attractive gray eyes and blonde hair and though quiet he is fond of fun. He enioys mingling with congenial people. Joe will enter the service. OF 195 STARS 5 CYNTHIA NOVACK Quiet and reserved and yet sociable this tall brown-eyed lad is always pleasant com- pany, Chi Chi likes desserts, enioys football and tele- vision, and prefers outdoor life. Photography is his hob- by. He will enter the priest- hood. Jane with twinkling brown eyes is both pretty and friendly. She likes to read. Jane is partial to, and has written poetry. She pos- sesses the sensitive nature to insure success in the field of medicine. Blue-eyed and blonde Cindy is attractive and vivacious. A good scholar she enjoys scientific studies, She likes movies and television and has a special interest in sports. Cindy wants to be a pediatrician. aww' 'CCF' RONALD ORAVIC Congenial and always ready to ioin in the fun Ron en- ioys as hobbies dancing, swimming and bowling. He likes good food and lists French and Mathematics as his favorite studies. Ron will enter the Navy. MARY ANN ORLOSKI An attractive gray-eyed blonde with a sweet dispos- ition and quiet manner, Mary Ann likes good food and enioys good music and television. She chooses danc- ing as her hobby. Mary Ann will become a telephone operator. LARRY PALLADINO Brown-eyed Perch is one of our more spirited lads with a zest for fun. He is fond of Mexican food and as a hobby keeps records on col- legiate football. Perch will ioin the Navy. 22 RAYMOND PATSKO Jungle can boast of many proficiencies: athletic prow- ess, musical aptitude, vocal talent and the gift of mim- icry. From these he has chosen drumming as his hobby and hopes to direct his athlettic ability to base- ball. ROBERT PAYNE Tall good-looking and intell- igent Bob with hazel eyes and blonde hair has a friendly manner. He likes all sports and enioys play- ing the clarinet. Bob plans to attend college and maior in Biology. J SENIORS OF 1955 ROBERT REDENSKY A tall good-natured boy Robert lays claim to beifig the most easily pleased of all. He enjoys every form of recreation but has a special interest in automobiles. Robert plans to work in California. BEVERLY PETCHUK A pleasant girl who genu- inely likes people and is always good company, Bev is fond of music and danc- ing. She can be counted on to lend a hand when need- ed. Bev plans to do secre- tarial work. VIRGINIA REISER Brown-eyed Mickie another of our tiny girls is a spirit- ed lass eager for fun and always gay. Mickie likes Italian food and enjoys skat- ing, swimming, and dancing. She plans to join the Waves. fn.-Q 4.1 'Qi' MARJORIE POWELL Tiny is our smallest senior girl and one of our prettiest. She collects minature dolls and enjoys sports, dancing, popular music and social confabs. Tiny has a steady beau and plans to be mar- ried. LELAND RINKER Always ready with a warm smile popular Abe is good- looking and very friendly. A quiet boy he likes tele- vision, good recordings, and enjoys football and travel- ing. He will join the army after graduation. GIRARD PRETE Well-groomed, brown-eyed Vamp is another of our lads who possesses a ready wit. Vamp likes Italian food and enjoys all sports. Hunting and fishing are his hobbies. He will join the Air Force. DONALD RISHCOFF Ricky is a tall lad with brown eyes and hair. Gay- spirited with a zest for fun he likes good food and enjoys music. Ricky is espec- ially interested in aviation. He will become a pharm- acist. ROBERT PUGLIESE Handsome brown-eyed Bob though quiet and well-man- nered is fun-loving and gay. He is always neat and well- groomed. He likes Italian food and enjoys football, motoring and hunting. Bob will attend college. DIANA ROBERTS Blue-eyed Diana is petite and pretty with a disposi- tion as sweet as her ap- pearance. She likes to travel and enjoys music and tennis. Diana plays the piano as a hobby. She will join the Waves. '93 uf' JOANNE ROMISKI On the diminutive side, Joni is attractive neat and very pleasant. She likes fashion- able clothes and is inter- ested in music especially popular tunes. Singing is Joni's hobby. She is plan- ning to become a telephone operator. RAYMOND SABA Rocky is fortunate in po- ssessing both excellent scho- lastic ability and remarkable athletic skill. He is further blessed with a singing voice of quality. Rocky enjoys football and is fond of italian food. He will attend college. DANIEL SALVATERRA Dan, one of our foremost athletes has outstanding a- bilities in football, wrestling and track. With a personality that matches his athletic prowess he possesses many admirers. His hobby is fish- ing. Dan's future plans in- clude college. 23 RAYMOND SCHICHL Iggy is a tall good-looking boy with a quiet person- ality. He likes good food and enjoys dancing and both popular and cowboy music. He names sports as his hobby. Iggy will enter the service. MARIE SCHULER Very pretty and happy-go- lucky, popular blue-eyed Marie is one of our best scholars. She likes attending football games. Marie en- joys friendly associations, and dances as a hobby. She plans to become a secretary. FRANCIS SCHWARTZ Sonny of medium height with blue eyes and black hair is happy-go-lucky and congenial. He likes good food, is fond of music and dancing and is a talented accordionist. Sonny will ioin the Air Force. EDWARD SOLT Another of our witty boys, Pepper is tall friendly and good-looking. He enioys good food and considers auto repairing a pleasant as well as a practical hobby. His future plans include ioining the Navy. LORRAINE SHEEHAN Petite and pretty Lorraine, one of our more popular girls has a sweet disposition and a ready wit. She likes Italian food, enjoys music and is fond of traveling Lorraine plans to join the Waves. ALOIS STEININGER Big Al, six feet two inches with blue eyes and blonde hair has a consistent sense of humor. He has excelled in football, basketball, and club activities. He can boast of many friends. Al intends to enter college. ROSE MARIE SHIMCOTT Rosey is a blue-eyed blonde with a disposition that mat- ches her nickname. She likes Italian food and enioys movies, reading and danc- ing. Her hobbies are swim- ming and letter writing. Rosey intends to be a sten- ographer. ROBERT SUNDAY Good looking Hunk, a quiet mannered blue-eyed blonde is friendly and pleasant. He enioys cowboy music and likes to hunt and fish. He repairs automobiles as a hobby. Hunk will ioin the Navy. GERALD SHINER A pleasant smile and keen sense of humor are only a few of Gerry's qualities. His love of the outdoors and sports are his chief interests. Gerry plans to become a wholesale dry goods mer- chant. GEORGE TERESAVAGE Brown-eyed Turke will be remembered best for his friendliness and gay care- free manner. He likes Italian food and enjoys dancing and bowling. Turke who likes singing, has a fine voice. He wants to be a printer. ROBERT THOMAS Red-haired with blue eyes, this handsome and gentle- manly lad is an outstanding personality. An excellent drummer he likes band music and enjoys swimming and skating. Bob is interest- ed in church affairs and will enter the ministry. RAYMOND TYMITZ Tall with brown hair and eyes Admiral has a ready smile. He enioys congenial companionship. His hobbies are hunting and fishing and he likes popular and cow- boy music. After graduation Admiral will ioin the Air Force. STANLEY TYMITZ Tall Sta with brown eyes and hair has a quiet manner and is always considerate. He likes Italian food, and his hobbies are fishing swimming football and bowling. Sta will ioin the Air Force. 24 JAMES VAN WHY Quiet and considerate Jimmy has a pleasant smile and a carefree manner. He is an interesting conversationalist. Jimmy enioys movies and sports, preferably baseball and basketball. His hobby is swimming. He will ioin the Air Force. CLYDE SOLT Solt is tall handsome and well-groomed. His friendly personality is enhanced by his ready wit. He likes good food and his hobbies in- clude hunting and fishing. Solt plans to enter the Navy. GAIL THOMAS Gail is an attractive browns eyed lass with lustrous red hair. She enioys swimming and dancing for recreation and stamp collecting as a hobby. Gail will join the Waves after completing high school. STARS OF 1955 1' li 415 QQ ian' Nav' MARIE VINCENT Diminutive Tiny is a well- groomecl lass with blue eyes and light brown hair. She likes Italian food and enjoys swimming and skat- ing. Dancing is her hobby. Tiny plans to join the Waves. ROBERT WILLIAMS Bob our popular and hand- some all-scholastic quarter- back puts sports first on his list of preferences. He en- joys good food and finds relaxation in his hobby as a harmonica player. Bob will attend college to study medicine. T' DIANNE ZAMBETTI Tiny Diane has these attrac- tive qualities to add stature to her very pretty person: sparkling brown eyes and a personality to match. She likes dancing and social gatherings. Diane will be a nurse. KATHLEEN WALSH Katie is a blue-eyed, blonde and diminutive. She likes Italian food and enjoys pop- ular music and good movies. Katie finds pleasure in col- lecting items for her scrap- book. She plans to do sec- retarial work. LORRAINE WITKOWSKI Petite Lorrie who has green hair is a with a eyes and brown soft-spoken lass sweet disposition. She likes convertibles and enjoys roller skating. Lorrie has made art work her hobby. Her future is undecided. ROBERT WEALE One of our quiet boys Flash has a shy retiring nature. He can boast of a fine sing ing voice. Flash likes good food and enjoys taking part in football and track. He plans to join the Army. MELVIN WYNN Everyone will remember Early chiefly for his cheerful type of greeting. He can boast of a fine singing voice. Early enjoys dancing and names Nuangola as his favorite travel spot. He plans to join the Navy. SAMUEL WEINSTOCK Dark handsome and well- groomed Sammy enjoys dancing and all sports. He is interested in radio and television and has made this his hobby. After attending college Sammy hopes to en- ter this field in Florida. JOAN YANKOSKI Joannfe who has hazel eyes and brown hair is a girl who enjoys being sociable. She likes Italian food and finds dancing pleasant past- time. Art work is .Ioannie's hobby. Her future plans are undecided. VINCENT ZAMPETTI Possessor of a remarkable sense of humor brown-eyed Zamp is witty, genial and enjoyable company. He likes movies television and good music. He enjoys sports and reads as a hobby. Zamp will attend college. THOMAS ZAVISLAK Zav tall goodlooking and blonde is a quiet friendly lad. He is neat, likes up-to- the-minute clothes and en- joys automobile repairing as a hobby. Zav would like to become a master electrician. 25 5 MARVIN ZIMMERMAN A tall brown-eyed lad Marv is quiet-mannered, pleasant and sociable. He likes good food and enjoys farmer dancing and popular music. Marv who is fond of hunt- ing fishing and trapping, will become a forester. Sc 3' LORRAINE WILLIAMS Blue-eyed with brown hair, Lorraine is a quiet-mannered pleasant girl held in esteem by her many friends. She collects china horses and en- joys horseback riding and swimming. Lorraine plans on becoming a typist. WILLIAM ZAJKOWSKI Blue-eyed Bill, popular and fun-loving is always attrac- tively groomed. He likes to fish and enjoys repairing automobiles. An exceptional musician Bill won the state trombone championship this year. He will become a music instructor. THEODORE ZUCZEK Of medium height with green eyes and brown hair Zucz although quiet-manner- ed is popular and makes en- joyable company. He likes Italian food and enjoys movies. His hobby is pho- tography. Zucz will join the Marines. UNDERSTUDIES JUNIORS 26 MR. DOBB 409 First row-L. Price, M. Sunday, A. Ostrowski, H, Ber- tosh, M. Rice, M. Klein, C. Hughes, E. Miller, P. Kessler. Second row-J. Davis, J. Gagliardi, A. PGQQ, R. Fdanuk, G. Llewellyn, R. Martin, F. Gubitose, H. Casterline, N. Magda. Third row-R. Burwell, D. Kosek, J. McHugh, A. Fenimore, H. Mars, G. Scutch, T. Grifffiths, R. Lazas, D. Miller, J. Rehn. MISS LENAHAN 315 First row-V. Brodie, M. Sedato, B. Bryce, G. Novack, E. Woods, B. Deitrick, J. Donnelly, J. Migatulski, J. Gonda, R. Lamas, M. Catrino. Second row-W. Kennedy, C. Aigeldinger, L. Miller, B. Jones, A. Oliviere, M. Krushin, E. Murray, M. Cohen, R. Katyl. Third row-J. Stelmack, A. Lovecchio, R. Mangold, A. Malee, T. Parker, A. Primatic, D. George, E. Cup- inski, A. Caruso. MISS MILEHAM 306 First row-E. Szeyko, R. Rossi, R. Oldzieiewski, M. Shergalis, C. Tutella, A. Colonna, P, Bartnick, S. Lipka, B. Behm. Second row-E. Furman, S. Kaminski, J. Maryanski, W. Coulter, M. Maslowski, F. Navitsky, L. Stempin, B. Wint, L. Kelly. Third row-W. Connor, R. Fino, L. Richards, E. Bur' atti, F. Baur, R. Harrison, G. Morrissey. MISS O'DONNELL 302 First row-H. Johns, B. Payne, M. Wood, E. Alessi, M. Aufiero, N. Davis, L, Sabestinas, C. Serhan, P. Snarski, B. Swida, D. Sava, C. Lamoscola. Second row-E. Savignano, M. Schuler, B. Williams, B. Williams, P. Fuge, R. Mitchell, L. Albert, J. Cook, J. Hockenbury, H. Eyet, C. Hill. Third row-W. Morgan, A. Tymitz, R. Solomon, M. Cole, J. Cooney, P, Basso, T. Woronko, D. Loftus, R. Anstett, R. Moran, H. Hall. MISS SMITH 304 First row-M. Dudley, M. Kendra, J. Thomas, C. Woy- cik, L. Michaels, B. Grohowski, B. Schuler, M. Gillis, D. Chupas, D. Dourrand, J. Davies, N. Conahan, l. Kovaleski. Second row-J. Owens, J. Roth, M. Daigeun, E. Troller, J. Pulieri, C. Dembowski, J. Ferry, C. Roper, J. Malinowski, S. Ashton, J. Andiario, F. Lewis. Third row-J. McKeon, J. Elian, J. Lynch, R. Jolley, J. Popcck, M. Gorham, E. Maffei, T. Merlie, M. Thomas, J. Dougherty, T. Weidbrecht. MRS. LIPIEC 308 First row-D. Quaier, H. Alerta, C. Gugliofli, J. Fino, A. Tourey, A. Boylan, M. Bassler, M, Harley, F. Klosko, B. J. Eckert, B. Evans, J. Shiner. Second row-G, Danle, W. Schulz, M. Vilensky, P. lynn, M. Slankiewiz, A. Dedaio, F. Melf, M, Vesek, A. Musial, P. Finarelli. Third row J. Marshall, W. Young, J, Neddoff, D. Lynch, R, Muslick, C, Calahrese, W. Brown, P. Mc- Glynn, A. Dec-b, T. Regula, E. Gronshi, MISS O'CONNELl 307 Firsi row-C. Jackson, J. French, M. Gierak, T. Go- dish, L. Tarutis, N, Jozapaitis, P. Kratz, J. Dem- mcck, N. Cunningham, D. Sincavage, J. Kuhl, B, Hahn. Second row-A. Parulis, S, Cook, E. Schmid, L. Ellis, S. Martin, P. Bean, V. Wynn, D. Urban, F. Barberio, W. Grigailis, A, Di Cinti, E. Van Why. Third row-W. Powell, J, Kostrab, L. Oplinger, G. Bogiinul, E. Lowe, A. Partika, A. Karalis, C. Savino, G. Krizcnoskas, M. Morio, N. Wilgosh. MISS OWENS 311 Firsf row-G. Ulewicz, B. Ptashinski, A. Shortz, A. Roh, B. Dolter, A, McGlynn, S. Filippini, N. Everharf, F. Hayley, D. Ford. Second row-G. Sisco, N. Wahick, A, Kolenda, I. Benish, R. Estock, E. Slack, G, Weber, V. Valeruis, D. Gooding, F. Abc-nd. Third row W. Watkins, V. Nardone, C. Slease, A. Coopey, R. Eckerl, J. Bennick, J, Frantz, J. O'Brien, C. Rodriquez, R, Yamrus. LIGHTING FRESHMEN 28 MISS REGAN 301 First row-B. Salvaterra, S. Jones, S. Krist, S. Frankie, A. Johnson, P. Oleniak, L. Whitcavage, D. McCafterty, F. Ross, J. Spade, L. Scott, L. Burwell. Second row-E. Schwab, B. Eichorn, W. Velentukonis, A. Smalls, C. Wills, B. Butco, T. Farris, P. Grivner, F, Toole, J. Koury, D. Mainolfi. Third row-R. Bevan, J. Danchick, F. Sypniewski, F. Letukas, J. Iorio, F. Loughnane, K. Stoodley, R. Highsmith, A. Michael, J. McAfee, A. Micholichick. MISS SIMON 309 Firsi row--E. Grififiths, J. Kennedy, S. Decker, M. O'Day, L. Buss, P. Skiptunas, S. Zupka, P. Grigaitis, M, A. Gianuzzi, J. Nunes, D. Saporito. Second row-J. Hadvance, F. Gialanelli, F. Long, E. Farley, P. Domer, F. Wilkins, L. Jenkins, P. Ebert, J. Chere, P. De Cinte, F. Kennedy. Third row-B. Suda, J. Mehm, R. Glowacki, D. Dei- trick, R. Jacobs, M. Vino, P. Piccarreta, R. Stucker, R. Klapaf, L. Chiarucci. MISS WEEKS 310 Firsi row-A. Hogan, A. Parry, N. Drobish, A. Stecz- kowski, B. Chlubiski, J. Berrim, B. Whitecavage, H. Joseph, S. Weinstock, R. Moses. Second row-F. Gribble, E. Weber, E. Hughey, G. Gallagher, I. Stelmack, H. George, J. Humphrey, F. Roulstone, O. Draht, C. Pudim, J. Reilly. Third row-R. Stravinski, E. McGovern, J. Kutney, M. Cyvinski, R. Daniels, M. Bilski, R. Bedwick, J. Henry S. Vasile, L. Yanora, L. Allen. MR. FIELD 3I3 First row-S. Kane, S. Barone, P. Ownes, D. Minnich, M. Askew, M. Martin, J. Bergstrasser, J. McCloe, J. Gainard, B. Paolinell, E. Flowers, R. Chubilski. Second row--G. Ungar, A. Cibello, N. Atherholt, P. Charles, J. Hankey, K. Hovey, R. Oldzieiewski, N. Bekampis, J. Crawford, S. Jablowski, F. Belardinelle, R. Hutnick. Third row-E. Kennedy, R, Donnelly, T. Pilcavage, J. Hosage, E. McDermott, T. Thomas, G. Roux, R. Parker, R. Cunningham, D. Partilla. MISS FORD 412 Firsf row-R. Patterson, R. Patterson, T. Baratta, L. Kaplan, C. Corbett, L. Dr.-Biase, S. Jones, M. Masi, J. Darby, D. Kurkoski, S. Dceb, S. Gonda, N. Wolfe. Second row-R. Kauffman, R. Haverick, R. Oberdorf, C. Urban, P. Nagle, M. Fried, G. Jacobson, K. Stein- inger, T. Ellis, J. Elmy, J. Ferro Third row-S. Fuller J. Piotroski, M. Huntzinger, R. Viglone, A. Steinberg, L. Greenberg, J. O'Brien, P. Koclwanski, J, Regan, B. Dougherty, D. Peters, J. Malackeski. MISS FREUND 404 First row-M. Pugliese, J. Rodriquez, P. Minetola, H, Morrie, B. Pavilonis, M. Abraham, M. Bernesky, R. Salvage, L. Balmer, P. Flannery, J. Polifka, H, Zalora. Second row-D. Gwynn, B. Yablonsky, J. Herron, V. Restuccia, V. Roberts, J. Ansilio, P. Giviezdow- ski, E. Ritza, R. Chapko, M. Donabauer, T. Finnegan, E. Doons. Third row-D. White, D. Meier, R. Berditia, B. Moz- loorn, D. Dancheck, V, Smith, L. Corclisco, T. Olerta, L. Ostrowski, G. Saba, S. Livingstone, J. Meigltan. MISS HAHN 203 Fin! row-G, Aleo, R. Pobutski, M. James, C. Nor- ton, A. Collins, C. Morrissey, A. Mark, A, Storm, E. Bryce, P. Pershau, D. Sudal, A. Wren, F. Gallagher. Second row-P. Louglirane, P. Walker, W. Nesbitt, M. Krachcnfcls, E. Longfoot, M. Brown, J. Lasherbo, M. Koclianski, J. Stankiewitz, R. Glas, H. Oriel, A. Mancini. Third row-W. Iraynham, R. Evans, M. Habib, E. Nealis, B. Bonsall, P. Petrillo, C. Severn, P. Haydt, P. Pocpperling, J. Domer, A. Pagliocca. MISS LENAHAN 303 Firsr row-M. Latsko, M. Lipka, D. Wood, E. Yarrish, A. Ellis, M. Elgonitis, J, Benson, E. Cross, J. Pet- cltuck, E. Sickle, L. Daniels, E. Aaron, C. Frantz. Second row-P. Henry, W. Dorko, J. Simon, E. Stark, A. Biscontini, E. Soback, D. Gillis, M. Hannon, J. Patsko, J. Nardone, D. Kowaleski, A. Andiario, Third row-R. Casey, J. Grimes, J. Traskus, N. Cron- aiier, A. Wilkie, W. Cersltie, E, Giampietro, F. Eddy, L. Sheridan. TECHNICIANS ----- EIGHTH GRADE 30 MR. STEINHAUER 410 First row-N. Kuhl, M. Jasonis, H. Ptashinski, R. Walsh, G. Kingeter, D. Lynch, H. Roth, P. Witkowski, R. Murphy, G. Pereclnis, J. Fuller. Second row-R. Dyanick, D. Wasilefski, H. Brodie, E. Sutton, M. Wacks, C. Gustainus, C. Ellison, E. Anderson, J. Bennett, M. Solomon. Third row-R. Dydynski, H. Meighan, G. Nekrasz,A. Graude, K. Davies, H. Haeris, W. Hall, L. Tabit, J. Hargraves. MR. WHITNEY 316 First row-B. Thomas, B. Achuff, A. Rinko, C. Eyer- man, V. Popko, D. Korey, J. Kubicki, J. Rinko, J. J. Bertosh, P. Sheehan, C. Kendra, J. Hando, M. Coughlin. Second row-R. Gattuso, S. Weinstock, D. Nestorick, R. Wilson, J, Mulvey, M. Delia, D. Thieman, J. Morgan, C. Hughes, G. Decker, G. Steininger. Third row-R. Evans, R. McNelis, J. Garrison, E. Golden, E. Austin, R. Paul, P. Tymitz, W. White, J. Williams, M. Hall, T. Scarnulis, B. Brannigan. MISS AUFIERO 205 First row-E. Jackson, C. Boston, A. Unice, S. Williarns, A. Sinavage, K. Oravic, J. Young, P, Ore- lik, P. Rossi, J. Walters, M. Pascolini, E. Dietrick. Second row-T. McGlynn, E. Mitchell, B. Price, M. Steininger, G. Jones, A. Kosup, J. Watkins, L. Stan- ulis, C. Sparks, G. Jones, J. Gist. Third row-R. Eckenstein, T. McAfee, F. De-Cinti, A. Draht, J. Pisano. A. Albrecht, J. Giampetro, J. Fino, H. Mason, J. Labecki. MISS BAUR 207 First row-R. Kornfield, M. Koury, A. Cavarella, G. Duclyey, S. Miller, J. Altman, J. Hill, E. Peterman, J. Karchin, T. Lyons, N, Yinger. Second row-T. Gordon, E. Reisser, M. Partika, A. Krebs, M. Hauer, A. Cole, J. Miller, F. Simon, E. Swida, A. Jantz. Third row-W. Carter, B. Hall, C. Kirkutis, D. Challis, J. Tredinnick, E. Dopko, G. Albert, J. Diamond, D. Williams, C. Medley. MRS. GRAY 206 First row-M. Pugh, S. Miller, M. Dougherty, K. Eyel C. Bauvnan, S. Davies, L. Achey, M. Giovino, M Sftuch, J, Walker, M. Snyder, C. Meiglnan. 1 Second row-F. Ebert, P. Endler, A. Kaplan, J, Whitt S. Davis, A. Morgan, V. Sadowski, L. Musial McAfee, L. Melf, F, Reilly, J. Kraiewski. ,of Third row-H, Herron, H. Richards, W. Stets, G. Galey, R. Talackil, H. Kuhns, F, Olevitch, A. Tutilla, N. Zinm, S. Urlaan, T. Beck, MISS HUGHES 215 First row-S. Liebman, C. Rhines, D. Moses, C. Bet- ner, R Donabauer, M. Slinzer, M. Barone, J. Mayer, J. Balla, J, Hilburt, J. Dominick. Second row-S, Bonomo, J. Machey, G, Jones, M. Minetola J. Hughes, J. Price, B. Roper, R. McGlynn, F. Cooper, J, Hockenlxury. Third row-A. Finn, P. Gaglairdi, F.Gordon, W, Cas- I1-rlinu, F. Cisvaiaella, W. Honeywell, F, Grahowski, R. Lnkesavage, T. Sadowski, H, Walters, E. Wachs. MISS LERSCH 204 First row-C. Rice, B. Salnon, M. Hammond, J. Cunn- ingham, M Madden, M, Hughes, J. Hill, N. Geiger, A, Marrinavage, E. Fox, R. Monsuer, P. Godish. Second row- L. Bradford, D. Marcinavage, W. Llynn, P. O'Hara, H, Decker, P. Holmes, R. Klosko, A. Kuss, M. Brennan, J. Pegg, G Price Third row-W. Williams, D. Pazuine, E. Smith, H. Dir-trick, J. Magda, R, Klapat, M. Micheal, W. Bren- nan, R, Blecker, D. Schmidt, 1. Gaynor, A. Micheal. MISS MOYER 20? First row-S. Clailvorne, M. Sirnakaski, S. Spaide, B. Mezanko, J. Fadusko, K. Kishick, G, Gronski, P. Brice, J. Swolnodn, J. Alper, F, Eyerman, J. Moran. Second row-A. Whitecavage, W, Watlers, S. Thomas, A. Wynn, L. Honeywell, J. McCloe, C. Bonomo, R. Gonulaa, Waskell, W. Peters, D. Evans. Third row-T. Hrynkiw, T. Edmonds, T. Campisano, R. Fugok, W, Brown, T, Chipeleski, G. Lukas, R. Chupas, T Konopka, E. Uravage, D. Meinster, R. Evans. USHERS ------ SEVENTH GRADE 32 MISS WATTERS 216 First row-L. Hon, L. Wysocki, M. Eddy, M. Bryce, D. Jayne, M. Gonzales, C. Bona, B. Rodack, A. Murphy, V. Thomas, C. Henry, V. Mooney. Second row-J. Bedwick, J. Mayeski, C, Bartlett, S. Leibman, F. Vasile, L. Schwartz, A. Gagliardi, E. Smfh, S. Peters, N. Yankovich, W. Dougert. Third row-W, Williams, J. May, B. Martin, A. Nar- done, J. Macri, J. Stritzinger, J, Blocker, F. Carina, E. Lee, G. Migatulski, J. Morgan. MISS ADELSON 113 First row-J. Viglone, S. Wachs, J. Platsky, M. Cooper, E. Dudley, M. Clemente, C. Zambetti, H. Hawley, F. Hawley, C. Dane. Second row-E. Danchisk, D. Morton, N, Nekrasz, B. Smith, J. Madden, M. Fleming, B. Siecko, A. Berzin- ski, T. Olerta. Third row-P. Kackinski, H. Eddy, R. McGinley, R. Ermish, J. Shiner, D. Joseph, W. Stets, J. Gaughan, B. Bauer. Fourth row-J. Shergalis, J. Yencharis, J. Garuba, T. Kaulifman, G. Latsko, P. Herron, J. Rinko, MISS BRISLIN 116 First row-B. Collahan, M. Keithline, T. Hando, D. Petchuk, M. Kepp, L. Eckenstein, S. Holloway, D. Suda, B. Bellas, S. Rogers. Second row-F. Klein, J. Maslowski, A. Christ, Z. Dzury, J. Block, C. Lukasavage, A. Maiikas, J. Jones, P. Solomon, J. Kilgallon. Third row-J. Arnato, L. Chvotzkin, W. Kerkos, F. Nesgoda, J. Hossage, A. Rice, R. Sickle, J, Melluzza, F. Makaravage. MR. COBLEIGH 202 First row-M. Zings, R. Stelmack, J. Petrillo, R. Martino, C. Riley, D. Desmond, B. Kulyeskie, C. Savage, D. Kumiega, B. Serhan, R. Diamonds. Second row-J. Long, G. Dalessandro, G. Schmidt, D. Oravic, M. Alessi, C. Geskey, I. Morrissey, J. Gainard, E. Yankoski, E. Grivner, C. Jasonis. Third row-J. Novak, C. Foy, M. Oplinger, V. Gian- nuzzi, R. Klimek, J. Yourshen, R. Kosek, G. Serhan, J. Rowlands, R. Seidel, E, Dressler. MISS DIERKES H2 First row-C. Barnes, J. Jackson, J .SChiel, C. Goss, F. Carlo, B. McCloe, E. Tesar, M. Carlo, P. Gwyn. Second row-R. Hockenluury, C. Mercadante, E. May, M. Morris, C. Flowers, M. Amann, M, Litwak, D. Regan, R. Darby, J. Gonda, Third row-J. Lawe, A. Martin, J. Klosko, W. John- son, M. Johnstone, J. Sahestinas, J, Hoffman, E. Fetchen, J. Quinlan. MISS HARVEY 213 First row--C. Sheridan, J. Millen, C. Macri, M. Day- wood, R, Chiarruci, N. Knackinfids, M. Davis, E. Huslan, C. Zinga, M. Hahn, B. Ruben, C. Tuzinski. Second row-J. Taniski, M. Handzo, S. Pohutski, M. Wasserstrom, N. Patsko, A. Endler, D. Washington, C. Howell, P. Iorio, J. Babula, R. Popeck Third row-R. McKeon, W, Davis, J. Nantorta, L. Zam- petti, N. Pedak, J. Suda, J. Reno, R. Paolinelli, R. Franlo, S. Ferris, J. Engle MRS. HILBERT 'IIS First row-M. Macri, R. Wade, H. Mleczynski, T, Bonk, M, Allen, D. Deitrick, R. Boyer, L. Nestorick, P. Froncek, M. Norsavage, M. Champi, P. Spaide. Second row-W. French, R. Hrynkiw, M. Alper, J. Whitecavage, L. Cole, N. Cook, A. Belchunis, J. Op- linger, C. Berditus, H. Szeyko, F. Reginski, E. Moz- loom, Third row-A. Cooper, J. Pilcavage, G. Butwin, J. Fiore, E. Sincavage, R. Evans, T. Zelinski, D. Jones, W, Parker, W Bilski, P. Francis. MR. JONES II4 First row-M. Bronikowski, M. Lustig, J. Andrees, B, Kordoski, M. Zionce, J. Gibbon, G. Godish, N. Eck- rote, P. Wampole, P, Miller, C. Stewart, L. Tarutis, M. Swetzlitz. Second row-T. Mooney, R. Mills, J. Hagen, G. Magdal, R. French, B. Regula, T. Barone, E. Steven- son, R. Dominick, A. Macko, R. Gardner, D. Aberant. Third row-J. Gillis, B. McGlone, J. Lugiano, J. Dop- ko, T. Jenkins, A. Iorio, L. McDermott, J. Aufiero, F. Chluhiski, R. Luongo, A. Novakowski. MISS McKEON 21l First row-H. Dyke, J, Ganuba, M. Morris, N. Lane, A. Nallen, B, Grula, L. Hoyt, C. Macierrowski, B, Brown, D. Dowey, T. Fuller, N Smith. Second row-D. Jayne, J. Tredinnick, D. Sparks, J. Reenter, M. Deeh, l. Weinstock, B. Koshinshi, L. De Cinti, M. Strahel, J. Saporito, C. Casey, C. Holmah, F. Klapat. Third row-J. Ewasko, L. Yankovich, R, Keeley, R. Derhamrner, M. Sach, W. Mitchell, L. Gonzalis, L. Donaldson, D. Pugh, G. Martin, C. Kruzel. cfi zff'i-ies 0 CLUBS 0 NUSIC. 0 DANCES 0 CUSTODIANS I 4 1.1- A l ff f i 3 A f if f 4' ' 9' ' 5 F XKMQ1 i . X W i L K AXE 'w.WX Q Q STUDENT COUNCIL Our student council advised by Miss Mary McAniFF is an excellent example ot democracy in action. Composed ot an elected representative from each home- room, the council is guided by a president chosen by these members. Improve- ments are proposed petitions presented and criticisms offered. The result is a satisfied and happy student body. L s.. ,N STUDENT COUNCIL FIrst row-G. Saba, C. McDermott, M. Gorham, D, Salvaterra, J. Macri R. Saba, B. Schuller, J Kubicki, S. Blocker, R. Williams, R. Anstett, A Jones, B. Salvaterra, A. Smalls, T. Hrynkiw. Second row-M. Alper, W. Docko, M. Habib, F. Hogrebe, G. Llewellyn M. Deeb, C. Macierowski, A. Margana, H. Decker, J. McKeon, J O'Brien, L. Schwartz, M Barrone, D. Wasilewski, D. Gillis, B. Chlubisko P. Bean, A. Deeb, R. Stravinski, H. Dietrick, C. Sparks. Third row-S. Jablowski, J. Mulvey, C. Gustainous, C. Corbit, B Talking things over Williams, P. Fuge, L. Waskell, I Morrisseey, D. Suda, B. Serhan, C Berditus, M. Zionce, J. Gibbon, J. Block, B. Evans, P. Grigaitis, J Havley, P. Rossi, D. Nesttorick, D. Challis, D. Joseph. SENIOR ASSEMBLY SQUAD First row-G. Thomas, D. Gonda, S. Edmunds, B. Eckert, C. Arway, Third row-M. Rice, A. Shortz, G Weber, V. Valerius, J. Kennedy P Dclmorv, M. Bolton, P. Crawford, D. Caruso, M. Gianuzzi, L, D. Chaplo, N. Conahon, I. Kovaliski, J. Kennedy, B. Griffiths Jcrt, J. Romiski, E. Alessi. Brown, L, Klosko. Sorond row-R. Kane, S. Jones, L, Tarutes, D. Quoter, T, Godish, B. Fourth row-B. Petchuk, M. Harley, T. Gonda, V. Reiser, D. Hadvance Williams, A. Dennes, M. Dcdato, V. Brodie, H. Bertosh, B. Payne. M. Glotka, C. Desmond, L. Chernoft. SENIOR ASSEMBLY SQUAD The senior assembly squad is comprised of Stu- dents of grades IO, I I and 12. They are selected by classmates, each homeroom choosing two. The duty of this squad is the distribution of song books before chapel every Wednesday morning and the collection of the books at the conclusion ot the exercises. This they do so satisfactorily that there is no confusion to detract from the enjoyment of chapel. JUNIOR ASSEMBLY SQUAD The Junior Asembly Squad consists of students from Junior High School. These beginners who are representatives ot the homerooms have oba Iigations similar to those of the Senior Assembly. Although their job may seem small it plays an important role in the success of Junior Chapel. Our sincere appreciation goes to these depend- able individuals for their tireless eftorts. JUNIOR ASSEMBLY SQUAD First row-R. Boyer, H. Mleczynski, M. Martin, B. Flowers, R. Chlu- Barone, R. Thomas, B. Desmond, M. Giovino. bitski P Gwiazdowski, R, Chapko, T. Berratta, M, Alessi, K. Eyet. Third row-D. Regan, J. Wuinlan, C. Foy, C, Hughes, D. Kowaleski S cond row-M. James, G. Alei, C, Ellison, M. Jasonif, J. Balla, M. A. Wilkie, J. Dymond, D. Beurgit, B. Mitchell, E. Fetchen. BANK CASHIERS First row-S. Deeb, M .A. Latsko, C. Stewart, G. Dudley, D. Collins, Third row-J. Hockenbury F. Cooper, L. Grenberg, V. Valerius, H E Woods, M. Schuler, N. Etherholt, D. Wasilefski, F. Gallagher, M. Ptashinski, l. Stelmack, G. Thomas, L. Bogumil, S. Krist, J. Roth E Lustig, J. Swobado, N. Negrasc, R. Diamonds, R. Bayer. Kranson, L. Rinker, J. Killgallon. Second row-C. Rice, R, Monssuer, D. Sincavage, J. Kennedy, L. Buss, Fourth row-J. Yencha, Peters, D. Kowaleski, V. Brennan, R. Martin R B Schuler, C. Bauman, D. Ansilio, H. George, A. Mark, A. Barlett, E. Klapot, R. Mustick, G. Shiner, J. Baratta, J. Amato, F, Ebert Ritza C. Novack, J. Cook. Tredinnick, M. Handzo. BANK CASHIERS This group shoulders great responsibility and must be comprised of students possessing high scholastic ability, a sense of integrity and a pleas- ant disposition. We are fortunate indeed in hav- ing such students as these to take charge ot our banking procedures. In a work involving accuracy and effort they have discraged their duties creditably. HOMEROOM SECRETARIES This crew of efficient, dependable and courteous workers keep track ot the ideas and suggestions brought forth at each of the homeroom meetings. The secretaries' notes are then presented to the student council for consideration. SECRETARIES First row-I. Smith, M. Lipka, S. Davies, P. Holmes, R. Casella, J. Ford, Williams, M. Sunday, R. A. Thomas, C. Arvvay, E. Sisco, J. Walters N Drobish, P. Skiptunas, J. Demmick, R. M. Pohutski. Third row-J. Vigalone, B. Dougherty, S. Livingston, M. Thomas F Second row-B. Achott, P. Wampole, M. Glotka, F. Navitsky, B. Sypniewski, R. Popeck, E. Moslurn, J. Hilbert. HALL PATROL First row-T. Gentile, J. Romiski, M. Catrino, J. Ferry, G Llewellyn, J. Ford, L. Chernoff, D. Ansilio, D. Caruso, H. Zolora, E. Yarish, A. Ostrawski, P, Snarski, M. Gianuzzi, D. Zambetti D. Saporita, L. Caruso, G. Ulewicz. Second row-M. Gainard, J. Donnelly, D. Collins, A. Collona Dourand, D. Sava, E. Szeyko, J. Fini, B. Salvaterra, G. Weber, M. Cohen, C. Dembowski, B. Sweda, S. Lipka, M. Sunday, D J. Searfoss, E. Waskeel. Third row-P. Pershau, C. Aeigledinger, H. Johns, J. Kennedy J. Gonda, M. A, Rice, L. Bogumil, G. Thomas, M. Harley, C HALL PATROL Discipline in traffic when an entire school is con- cerned calls for hall patrol members with the ability to assume and cope with this responsi- bility. Choen for their even dispositions as well as their sense of efiiciency, these girls who main- tain order at all times are selected from grades seven through twelve. Desmand, B. Petchuck, T. Thomas, T. Gainard, B. Chlubski, J Alper, P. Bryce, M. A. Puglese. Fourth row-B. Flowers, P. Gustowski, N. Bekampis, P. Delmore R. M. Kane, L. Albert, P. Bolton, P. Crawford, L. Klosko, D Brown, M. Schuler, T. Stelmack, M A. Stankiewicz D. Ford P. Grigaties, L. Tarutis, H. Decker. Fifth row-A, Mark, R. Chlubski, T. Barratta, S. Gonda, J Pulieri, L. Gazliardi, L. Albert, P. Beam, M. Aufiero, R. Mitchell B. Brown, B. Hill, L. Friedman, K. Walsh, M. Gillis, M. Jasonis F, Gallagher, J. Hill, J. Hill. CHORALETTES A group of freshman girls, the Choralettes, are being coached in voice culture by our cabable Miss Pugh. They have given enjoyable perform- ances with their talent and excellent training much in evidence. We feel that this new organi- zation well deserves a growing interest on our part. CHOROLETTES First row-P. Flannery, C. Tranill, E. Yarrish, C. Ellisen, M. Askew, J. Bergstrasser, A. Mark, J. Stankwiecz, M. Martin, N. Bekampis, M. Latsko. Second row-A. Ellis, C. Corbett, P. Charles, L. Kaplan, P. Perschau, F. Gallagher, C. Perkosky, B. Thomas, B. Acoft, P. Owens, J. Hando B Broody, D. Suda. Third row-P. Nagle, T. Barratta, G. Jacobson, A. Rinko, N. Atherholt J. Boloties, P. Sheehan, C. Kendra, A. Collins, E. Cross, M. Brown R. Oldiewski. GARCHIVE STAFF First row-D. Ford, C. Serhan, P. Krull, J. Ford, P. Malee, Estock, M. Finarelli, N. Lynch, J. Davis, M. Orlaski, M. Elias, Maminski, R. Casella, R. Shimcott. Second row-B. Clubuski, A, Tonrey, F. Hanley, R. Estock, Dernmick, S. Weinstock, P. Kratz, J. Ulevage, D. Quater, ? Joseph, M. Gianuzzi, P. Grigaitis, F. Lucasavage, R. Oldiiewski J. Cook, G. Kriznoskas, H. Fioro. Third row-R. Saba, J. Kubicki, B, Evans, O. Draht, P. Snarski J. Kennedy, B. Schuler. M. Rice, L, Gogliardi, L. Albert, J Pulierei, P. Kaplan, J. Yankoski, R. Katyl. THE GARCHIVE The Garchive Staff is comprised ot members possessing high scholastic ratings coupled vvlth 'ji' H--ls! K Will F. Maguire, Advisor Nancy Lynch, EdItor H. Fine, F. Lukasavage, G. Krizenoskis 40 proficient iournalistic ability. These students are chosen by Mr. Will F. Maguire who, as advisor, expertly directs all phases of the work involved. The completion of our yearbook represents long hours spent in editorial preparations both literary and financial. The staft has endeavored to pro- duce a creditable volume for the class ot l955. For assistance on the art work in this book, we are indebted to Dorothy Chapko. 4:54 'E Joan Davis Dolly Ansilio Stal? Typist Art Editor WWW 4e + JUNIOR JOURNALISTS RN 'V 'Y 4 First row-K, Oravic, A. Morgan, P. Rossi, A. Mack, F. Gallagher H Ptashinski, R. Chapko, M. Barone, P. Holmes, H. Decker, S. Davis Second row-F. Ebert T. Sadovvski T. Campissano S. Davis V B RT C APPERT ' ' ' ' NABLEY FREY Glli E Ads' H Sadowski, J. Hilburt, M. Hammond, C. Sparks, D. Challis. ltor visor BLUE AND GRAY Our nevvspaper, the Blue 8- Gray, is produced under the direction of Mr. Schappert. Mr. Romig supervises the printing stafil and the Junior Journ- alists, future editors and reporters, are instructed by Miss Moyer. It takes many tiresome hours to plan, edit and print a school paper but the pleas- ure derived by students and faculty alike from reading such a publication makes the effort worth- vvhile. BLUE AND GRAY PRINT STAFF First row-C. Hill, E. Berger, E. Kranson, S. Musial, C. Donalson, Mainolti Second row-E, Solt, E. Schmidt, D. Deitrick. BLUE AND GRAY STAFF First row-J. Macri, A. Bartlett, M, Schuler, L, Lanterman, N. Frey, Third row-L. Miller, B. Chlubitski, J. Kennedy, F. Lukasavage C Dem J Bock, M. Moll, C. Miller, R. Wint. ' bowski, L. Chernoft, V. Zak, P. Kratz, D. Ford, L. Jones, L. Sheet n Second row-J. Dydynslci, O. Draht, M. Gillis, D. Brown, A. Ostrowski, D, Roberts. S. Wcrnstock, S. iipka, J. Ncdoit, P. Delmore, J. Rominski. Al Oh! There's the photographer! HI-Y The boy's Hi-Y Club supervised by M. Colbeigh is devoted to promoting good citizenship by stressing the value of goodwill. Various activities both social and charitable are sponsored by this group. These young men will profit greatly from participating in this organization. Time out for discussion HI-Y First row-J. Bernesky, L. Rinker, H. Nardone, Chaplin, A. Steininger, Vice Pres., J. Macri, President, R. Saba, Secretary, J. Achey, S. Blocker, B. Dennington. Second row-E. Hughes, R. Dougherty, C. Laine, L. Richards, B. Lewis, C. Hill, M. Wynn, B. Solomon, M. Habib, C. Marowski, R. Oravic, B. Powell. Third row-J, McGlynn, J. Alles, G. Morrissey, J. Lockavich, B, Wynt, E. Solt, E, Hopkins, J, Kostrab. Fourth row-H. Casterline, N. Wielgosz, C. Rodriguez, J. Frantz, R. Eckert, E. Weber, A. Partika, J. Kutney, R. Stravinski. Fifth row-R. Martin, G. Prete, T. Mason, S. Weinstock, M. Zimmer- man, B. Suda. First row- s . Stravinski, Second row- Nlivrry, P. Annstvtt, A. Caruso HONOR SOCIETY First row-P. Malcc, N. lynch, L. Heck, G. Estock, A. Clocker, Second row-L, Lanterman, R. Williams, A. Cohen, R, Saba, M. Orloski, B. Scliuler, M. Elias, A. Maminski, N. Frey. M, Godley, J. Davis, A. Joseph, J, Ford, L, Forenski, R. Shim- cott, R. Thomas, J. Dydynski, G. Kaswinkel, HONOR SOCIETY This society represents the pinnacle ot scholastic success. Members chosen by their sponsor Mr. Victor Baiz upon recommendation of their home- room teachers are admitted while in tenth grade and must maintain high averages through their senior year when no less than tour hundred points are necessary to retain membership. Con- gratulations to these students. Able and indus- trious they have been leaders in scholastic a- chievement and service. STAGE CREW ll Q. us, R. lynch, C. Lewis, J. - , Br-rdi . STAGE CREW A group made up ot senior high school boys who have exceptional abilities in mechanical work, our stage crew more than adequately performs innumerable duties which insure the success ot all stage productions. Members are responsible for lights, scenery, cur- tains and microphone adjustments. This indus- trious crew is directed by Miss Mary McAnift. -an 113 QQ!! El I .gsg qt ltflt -sxf r' .Q bv 30 PB tv'- ik wi ti bf :I Q K R .H S '- LETTERMANS CLUB First row- teria, L. Paladino, J. Macri. Second row- R. Saba, G. Saba. Third row- Lynch. Fourth row- C. Hill, W. Lewis, C. Marowski. Fifth row- Flynn, R. Weale. Sixth row- Williams, A. Steininger, A. Lovecchio J. Kubicki, B. Williams, D. Salvaterra C. Flynn, B. Lynch, A. Steininger LETTERMEN'S CLUB These, the tinest of our athletes, comprise the Lettermen's Club. To be awarded a letter the following participation in each sport is required: Football, twenty quarters, basketball, twenty quarters, wrestling, tour meets, baseball, twenty- seven innings for every player except the pitcher who needs only twenty innings. Track letters are given on a point basis, ten points being neces- sary. These boys have demonstrated the value of co-operation combined with a skilled knowledge of sports. D. Lynch, M. Wynn, P. Piceretta, D. Salve W. Dorko, M. Cole, G. French, T. Mason R. Herstek, D. Loftus, T. Merlie, J. Hall W M. Dudley, J. Kubicki, M. Thomas, G. Matfei, S. Blocker, M. Gorham R f First row-D. Mortoro, M. Fuge, M. Gainard, J. Davis, R. Casella, B Brown, P. Malce, L. Greenberg, L. Allen, F. Hogrebe, R. Thomas, P. Krull, A, Bartlett, A. Clocker N. Frey, C. Miller, M. Aufiero, C. Hughes. Second row-H. Edwards, L. Lantenman, E. Schuler, D. Ford, H, Joseph F. Havlcy, C. Wills, M. Kratz, S. Weinstock, G. Jacobson, M. Jasonis, C. Ellison, I. Stelmack, R. LaMas M. Shergalis, R. Oldziejewski, R LIBRARY Mrs. Hayes directs the members of our Library Club who advise students and make recom- mendations for reading and study. They are al- ways ready and able to help locate the books requested, assemble material and give general information. Many an assignment has been made easier because of their help. LIBRARY Estock, J. Demmeck, J. Malinowski, B. Williams, R. Oldziejewski, J. Macri, J. Roth, D. Challis. Thrid row-G. Kaswinkle, B. Williams, J. Pulieri, R. Chapko, L. Balmer, E, Aaron, V. Sadowski, J. Block, Z. Dozury, F. Gallagher, J. Gainard S. Miller, J. Hilbert, J. Young, P, Rossi, E. Szeyko, M. Barone, S Deeb, C. Gustanuis K. Hovey, H. Fiore, D. Peters, C. Sparks, M. Alper, F. Ebert. D. Jones, B. Hill, P. Malee, B. lynch A. Bartlett, J. Macri, R. Casella 115 SENIOR Y-TEENS First row-C. Arway, R. Casella, P. Delmore, R, Ciaverella, P. Bolton, B. Brown, A. Jones, M. Heckler, D. Zambetti, J. Rominski, A. Clocker, D. Krushin, M. Powell. Second row-M, Ginuzzi, P. Kaplan, P. Krull, S. Blecker, L. Bogumil, L. Jones, C. Desmond, P. Crawford, P, Malee, L. Sheehan, D. Roberts, V. Rieser, H. Dunn A. M. Harley. Third row-R, Janoski, B. Jones, L. Friedman, A. Maninski, C. Novak, JUNlOR Y-TEENS To keep our social activities gliding along smothly we have the Senior Y-Teens. It is a club consisting of senior girls who plan dances, parties and many other delightful forms ot entertainment. This club functions under the guidance of Mrs. Mabel Brennan. Their meetings are held at the Y. W. C. A., membership assures an advancement in poise and in social accom- lishments. JUNIOR Y- First row-J. Cook, J. Donnelly, J. Migatulski, M. Sunday, D. Sava, E. Alessi, M. Aufiero, B. Schuler, M. Rice, P. Snarski, M. Gillis, B. Payne, A. Dotter, M. Dedato. Second row-D. Durand, C. Woycik, M. Catrino, L. Sabestinas, N. Conahan, M. Cohen, F, Hogrebe, B. Jones, A. Olivere, H. Bertosh, M. Kendra, S. Kern, E. Dunbar, V. Brodie. Third row-I. Kovaleski, R. Mitchell, D. Chupas, R. Oldiiewski, J. M. Gaynard, M. Glofka, R. M. Kane, M. Schuler, M. Motz, A. Martin, D. Barr, L. Churnoft. Fourth row-T. Gonda, D. Gonda, R. Everheart, E. Marshall, C. Mills, L. Alberts, J. Yankowski, L. Forinski, B. Merelli, J. Davis, J. Ford, M. Finerelli, M. A. Orloski, M. Godley. Fifth row-D. Caruso, M. J. Elias, C. Miller, R. Meluzzo, T. Gentile, J. Nedolt, A. Bartlett, N. Frey, G. Estock, l. Catrina, R. Shimcott, G. Thomas, D. Ansilio, K. Walsh. SENIOR Y-TEENS The Junior Y-Teens is a club comprised of the iunior girls. It alllords these students the opportunity ot en- ioying many activities in the Y. W. C. A. They also plan dances, parties and other social events. These juniors are supervised by Mrs. Mabel Brennan who also is in charge of the senior division. TEENS Thomas, W. Coulter, S. Lipka, C. Dembowski, E. Miller, R. Zdanuk, E. Szeykas, J. Ferry, P. Fuge, B. Williams. Fourth row-L, Miller, C. Roper, B. Swida, A. Dennis, E. Troller, E. Woods, B. Behm, J. Gonda, S. Aston. Fifth row-A. Owstroski, J. Pulieri, L. Gagliarde, L. Alberts, D, Collins, W. Whitt, J. Whitt, F. Navitsky, B. Williams, P. Bartnick, C. Serhan, M. Daigeaun. - N ELECTIVE ART STUDENTS Ffrst row-P. McGlynn, S. Lipka, B, Williams, H. Johns, D. Caruso. Second row-R, Lynch, T. Gonda, M. Saigeaun. Third row-J. Dougherty, J. Lynch, A. Fenimore, A. Bromfield, B. Petchuk. Standing-L. Stempin, J. McHugh. ELECTIVE ART STUDENTS Here we have the Elective Art Students whose remarkable ability is reflected in the excellent cotumes and scenery they help produce. This group is composed ot Junior and Senior five- hour art class members. Under the direction of our talented Mrs. Carr they learn block printing, silk screening, fashion design and stenciling. Their accomplishments will be a decided advant- age to students who intend to pursue art as a career. me T. Gonda, S. Lipko B Pekhak Nothing like It Fellows ! 47 48 SHOPS AT G. A. R. ln keeping with progressive education students are afforded an opportunity for all types of training. The technical department is compar- able with the highest of standards and every boy has an opportunity to enter the field that appeals to him most. SENIOR ORCHESTRA First row-A. Collins, D. Suda, B. G. Williams, S. Weinstock, M. Shergalis, E. Marshall, B. Williams, B. Blaker, J. Alper. SENIOR ORCHESTRA The Senior Orchestra under The direction of Mr. Ayer is deserving of much praise for Their excell- ent work this year. Practice is continued daily throughout the school year for These musicians must be ready to serve when needed. Chapel exercise each Wednesday is the occasion for many excellent and enjoyable musical presenta- tions. JUNIOR First row-G. Gronski, P. Brice, L. Nesorick, L. Cole, L. Waskell, J. Alper, J. Swoboda, T. Bonk, M. Allen. Second row-M. Marich, F. Gallagher, P. Perscau, D. Sudol, A. Collins, R. Wade, A. Wynn, J. McCloe, B. ,Mezanko, J. Fadusko. Second row-J. Marshall, J. Koury, P. Walker, R. Fino, J. Beck, R. Ayre, R. Thomas, A. Primatic, J. Rehn, R. Payne, T. Griffiths. JUNIOR ORCHESTRA Mr. Donlin directs The Junior Orchestra which consists of students enrolled in grades seven to nine. These musicians practice diligently as is evident from their capable performances at Junior High Chapel each Tuesday morning. These mem- bers can be expected to continue their enioyable performances when They become part ot the Senior Orchestra. ORCHESTRA Third row-Mr. Donlin, A. Whitecavage, S. Weinstock, E. Sin- cavage, P. Francis, P. Walker, M. Habib, D. Jones, R. Evans, W. Traynham, C. Severne. Fourth row-T. Hrynkiw, T. Belivske, J. Fiore, W. French, R. Hrynkiw, D. Meinster, G. Butevin, S. Thomas, W. Peters, J. Morgan. USHERS First row-J. Thomas, W. Coulter, F. Havely, P. Snarski, G. Estock, A. Ostrowski Second row-B. Dietrick, J. Davis, I. Stenack, J. Demmich, C. Wills, R. Olstzieiewski. Third row--H. Johns, F. Hogrebe, F. Naviski, L. For- enski, M. Gillis. Founh row-R. Bedwick, G. Krizenoskas, A. Deeb, J. McKeown, J. Bennich, F. Syniewski, J. Roth. Fifth row-A. Parulis, R. Stucker, R. Klapot, R. Katyl, J. Yuska, F. Toole. .-5 USHERS The responsibility of seating arrangements and ticket collections at all school affairs is entrusted to these Juniors. They are selected on the basis of high scholastic accornplisments coupled with a pleasing personality. This group is under the direction of Mr. High- writer assisted by two seniors who act as head ushers. We extend our thanks to these students for their time and effort which are necessary to insure the comfort ot our audience. FLW. Q i 2 'I 4. STRING ENSEMBLE The string ensemble directed by Mr. Donlin is composed of Junior High School students. Realiz- ing that polished perfection is gained only by continuous eFFort, they spend many hours in re- hersal and the resultant performances prove well worth their effort. These talented young people will figure prominently in G. A. R.'s future mus- ical productions. STRING ENSEMBLE First row-R. Hrynkiw, P. Brice, L. Nestorick, L. Cole, A. Wynn, J. B. Mezanko, R. Wade, W. French. McCloe, T. Bonk, G. Buterin. Third row-Mr. Donlin, L. Waskell, J. Alper, P. Francis, P. Walker, R Second row-A. Collins P. Perschau, D. Sudol, T. Hrynkiw, M. Marich, Evans, W. Traynham, G. Gronski, M. Allen. 7T'T'yT i lT'i'1aT?l7' . ,l ,. - T , rv . 'bfi' . sa ' GQ ' P1 Yv- 'Iv it . SENIOR GLEE CLUB First row-F. Gribble E. Hockenbury, B. Eckert, D. Caruso, M. Gi anuzzi, R. Casella, D. Sincavage, B. Williams, B. Salvaterra, E. Mar- shall, M. Aufiero, J. Macri, R. Saba, R. Fino. Second row-G. Teresavage, G. Popeck, A. DeCinti, H. Edwards, B G. Williams, R. Lamas, P. Kratz, A. Boylan, S. Jones, J. Rominski, P. Grigaitis, P. Skiptunas, B. Evans, M. Thomas, F. Schwartz, G. Kas- winkle, C. Calabrese. SENIOR GLEE CLUB Again this spring many friends and relatives of our students were delighted at the superb vocal renditions offered during our annual concert. Their professional touch results from the sensi- tive direction of Mr. Ayre who conducts the five hour music classes. These boys and girls also give several other artistic performances during the school year. Third row-R. Ayre, R. Payne, A. Williams, P. Fuge, L. Tarutis, C Dembowski, L. Chernoff, S. Weinstock, J. Ferry, A. Reh, P. Bartnick G. Llewellyn, J. Yankowski, A. Bartlett, R. Thomas, W. Dennington T. Griffiths. Fourth row-N. Monte, J. Bernesky, W. Brown, C. Hughes, V. Wynn D. Collins, B. Schuler, A. Joseph, R. Patsko, P. Basso, C. Slease, W Bergstrasser, A. Primatic. coNcERr soiolsrs These young people who have merited the GAR spotlight will be long remembered for their im- pressive performances at our annual concert. Gifted with beautiful singing voices, their rendi- tions of The Erie Canal , l've Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts , Anywhere I Wander , Battle Hymn of the Republic and Rockin' Chair were both stirring and nostalgic. Mr. Richard Ayre is to be commended for his fine direction. CONCERT SOLOISTS . . . B. Dennington, R. Saba, D. Collins, W. Kennedy, J. Bernesky. MUSICAL On March ll l Hear America Singing a pro- gram which will linger in memory, was presented by the Senior Concert Band and Glee Club. The participants deserve credit not only for their talent but for their impressive appearance. Mr. Ayre, Director, is to be commended for his abil- ity to evoke the best from the performers and for the eftort which makes a GAP concert outstanding. SEN First row-P. Basso, B. Gibbon, P. Fuge, G. Llewellyn, R. Ciavarella, M. Motz, L. Betz, R. Melluzzo, M. Glofka, B. Baker, D. MicCafferty, G. Brannon, L. Betz Second row-E. Furman, J. Rehn, H. Edwards, B. Zaikowski, N. Monte, F. Schwartz, G. French, M. Wynn, P. Cosgrove, R. Patsko, B. Thomas, E. Hocken bury, R. Payne, P. Cera, J. Dydynski, B. Bergstrasser, G. Popeck, R. Thomas. Third row-J. Beck, J. Bedwick, F. Gribble, A. Williams, C. Calabrese, J Davis, A. Parulis, C. Slease, E. Elgonitis, B. Katyl, D. George, W. Morgan B. Dydynski, R. Fino, D. Miller, E. Lee, F. Long, J. Morgan, J. Stritzinger. 1 SENIOR BAND Especially deserving of high praise are the Senior Band members and Their talented leader, Mr. Ayre. Always attractive in appearance these mus- icians have becorne expert in precision marching and their performances put them on a par with professionals. They excel not only on the football field but also in other endeavors, parades and concerts. IOR BAND Fou A. Wal rth row-R. Ayre, B. Highsmith, G. Ungar, J. Macri, E. Swido, W Brown DeCinti, A. Primatic, R. Evans, J. Danchuk, G. Roux, J. Marshall W ters, J. Garrison, J. Koury, F. Catina, M. Babyak, C. Severn, R Cunning ham, J. Ferro, J. Morgan, C. Bartlett. Fifth row-T. Weihbrecht, J. Lynch, L. Oplinger, A. Michael, V. Smith J Hos age, B. Bauer, G. Latsko, B. Peter, J. May, J. Yencharis, J. Fioe E Sincavage, D. Minster, D. Jones, J. Shergalis, T. Zelinski, P. Kachinski W Dougert, A. Whitecavage, W. Williams S. Thomas, E. Smith. JUNIOR BAND The members of the Junior Band are trained and directed by our very capable Mr. Ayre. Classes are held twice a week at which time instruments are furnished. These prospective Senior Band musicians work hard to insure the consistently high caliber of the G. A. R. Band. A GAR Band formation presents the utmost in skill and training. 54 JUNIOR BAND . First row- B. Bauer, J. Shergalis, J. Shiner, T. Kauffman, G. Garuba, R. Gordon, J. Rinko, P. Rinko, P. Kachinski. Second row- J. Morgan, J. Stritzinger, J. Bed- wick, M. Williams, G. Latsko, M. Dougert, G. Migetulski, J. May, E. Lee. Third row- Mr. Ayre, R. Cooper, J. Macri, C. Bartlett, A. Nardone, J. Yencharis E. Smith, F. Catina. 1 MAJORETTES, . . Left lo right- R, Civarella, M. Motz, P. Fuge, G. Llewellyn, M. Glotka, B. Blalcer, R. Melluzzo, D. McCaHery, Marjorie Mon, Head Maiorehe MAJORETTES No football game would be complete without the appearance of our attractive and talented major- ettes. They can always be expected to perform novel and intricate drills while the fans cheer the team on to victory. Precision marching with gracefulness is only one of the qualities possessed by these girls. Skilltul, elnlicient and charming they are deserving of everyone's admiration. :Ll it m. CHEMISTRY CLUB First row-R. Saba, M, Mofz, J. Macri, G. Shiner, L. Betner, I. Catrino, Second row-H. Fiore, A. Cohen, R. Payne, B. Thomas, Goclley, C T Casella, A. Clocker, P. Krull, J. Dydnski, L. LanTerman, B. Eckerf. Flynn, B. Williams, J. Montel. CHEMISTRY CLUB A greaf benefif To all Those enfering The fields of science and medicine is The Chemisfry Club which is under The supervision of Miss Pauline UTZ. These young people have The advanfage of working wiTh The mosf modern equipment By exploring The field of analyfical chemisTry, They are given advance knowledge of The subiecf. This is an imporTanT confribufion To Their fufures in This sphere. STUDENT DRIVING The sTudenT driving program with Mr. James Brozell as insTrucTor is fasf becoming one of The mosf enioyable and inTeresTing classes of The day. The sTudenTs are TaughT self confidence and emphasis is placed on cauTion, respecf for The oTher driver and mosT imporTanTly safefy rules. Affer compleTing The full course sTudenTs are eligible To apply for Their driving licenses. STUDENT DRIVING Left Io right-R. Zdanich, J. Owens, M. Thomas, Nlr. Brozell, - Sli I CAFETERIA PATROL First row-M. Snyder, C. Meighan, L. Kapp, A. Maminski, M. Elias, D Caruso, M. Gianuzzi, L. Klosko, D. Brown, B. Brown, M. Bolton, P Kaplan, T. Gentile, D. Wasilewski, R. Chapko, C. Roberts, L. Sheehan Second row-D. Gonda, M. Scutch, L. Achey, A. Smalls, P. Delmore, R. Kane, L. Bogumil, G. Thomas, P. Petchick, C. Desmond, P. Crawford, D. Ansilio, L. Chernoff, A. Jones, P. Malee, J. Fino, E. Ritza, D, Roberts Third row-D. Hadvance, T. Havley, M. Gianuzzi, E. Marshall, E Yarrish, E. Aaron, M. Latsko, H. Ptashinski, G. Jacobson, M. Finerelli J. Davis, S. Gonda T. Baratta, V. Brody, J. Walker, J, Christ. CAFETERIA PATROL Here credit is given to the members of the cafe- teria patrol who are under the direction of Miss McAnift. Such qualities as patience and pleasant- ness as well as competence are possessed by this group of capable girls. Their duties consist of keeping the students within cafeteria limits, regulating traffic during lunch periods and see- ing that the cafeteria is kept neat and clean. Fourth row-R. Walsh, L. Balmer, M. Pelia, P. Flannery, J. Bertosh P. Nagle, P. Charles, M. Harley, A. McGlynn, H. Bertosh, B. Payne A. Dennis, V. Valeruis, A. Shortz, M. Vincenti, H, Joseph, M. Dedato D. Barr. Fifth row-V. Reiser, R. Everhart, H. Dunn, V. Richstussio, D. Lynch K. Eyerman, S. Deeb, K. Hovey, M. Jasonis, C. Ellison, J. Demmeck D. Sincavage, P. Kratz, B. Thomas, B. Dotter, P. Bassler, E. Alessi, D Saparits, M. Martin. MACHINE SHOP The Machine Shop under the direction of Mr. Fred McDaniels turns out workers for the lathes, drills and forges of industry. The boys spend many long hours in the shop but they feel that it is time well spent when they consider the skill which they acquire. Mr. McDaniels should be thanked for the patience that he shows in teach- ing the aspiring machinists. MACHINE SHOP First row-W. Grigaitis, W. Gabello, W. Valentukonis, R. Mustick, S. Second row-J. Kostrab, M. Cywinski, W. Yound, W. Lynch, J Fuller. VanWhy, G. Shiner, P. Finarellia. Everything looks so delicious Rosemary Kane serves Miss Smith Serving are D. Barr, M. Motz, B. Baker SENIOR TEA One of The most pleasant events of our last year in High School is The Senior Girl's Tea. Prior io The serving of refreshments a program of Chisf- mas music was presenfeol by The Senior Glee Club. A Toy shop scene and a fashion show, oli- recteol by Miss June Owens, completed the pro- gram which was narrated by Nancy Lynch. Mrs. May pours while Miss Utz looks on Mr. Bail and Mr. Wood confer with the Saba Family PATRON'S DAY On November 9, parents and friends ot G. A. R. students visited the school. Extensive prepara- tions made the program memorable. Admirably executed vvork from every grade was displayed in show casesg Mr. Baiz, Mr. Wood and teachers vvere assembled for conferences on student progress. An enjoyable program consisted of a one act play presented by Mrs. Gray, chorus sing- ing directed by Miss Pugh and orchestra selec- tions by Mr. Donlin's group. Miss Moyer engages in a discussion with Mr. and Mrs. Waskell 59 Mr. Schappert directs a happy conversation Both Mr. Miller and parents find matters satisfactory . i i l Mrs. Vilensky speaks wiith Mr. Wasilewski and Mrs. Thomas swf? 2 if hw-f Mwk Top row- Third row- Sam Weinstock, Dolores Krushin, Claire Mills Diana Roberts, Horace Fiore, Eli Berger, John Macri. Second row- Bottom row- Joan Davis, Billy and Nancy Lynch, Mary Ann Orloski, Lila Shirley Blecker, Barbara Blaker, Burton Eckert, Bob Thomas Friedman Lucy Andiario. 60 Nr 'nf CAFETERIA WOMEN. . . Miss Anna Pulaski, Miss Sophie Welker, Miss Mary Willams, Mss Grace Keifir, Mrs. Elizabeth Shelhamer, Miss Jean Smith, Miss Alice Steidinger, Mrs. Ann Jones, Mrs. Florence Evans, Miss Ruth Thomas. CAFETERIA WOMEN Pictured here are our cafetria women who can take pride in the delicious and nourishing foods they prepare under the supervision of Miss Smith. Students are assured of menus that are varied and well-balanced. These women merit further gratitude for their co-operation whenever it is needed during social activities. S-Amir 'ada umm . if cis-5,-,g f. CUSTODIANS Special credit is directed toward our custodians. Guided by Mr. Stefanko these men have many responsibilities. Our large school must be kept clean, warm and in good condition. Their many tasks are always carried out to perfection. We are garteful for their patience and efficiency. CUSTODIANS . . First row- T. O'DonnclI, J. Hogrebe, S. Stefanko. Second row- J. Conway, N. Conaboy, C. Dombroski, DANCING CLUB FANCY WORK CLUB DANCING CLASS First row-B. Blaker, P. Delmore, J. Achey, B. Brown, G Thomas, J. Alles, D. Zambetti, M. Wynn, H. Dunn, C. Desmond M. Gairtard, S. Edmonds, G. Hallman. Second row-P. Crawford, R. Cavarella, M. Bolton, D. Brown L. Jones, M. Reiser, B. Petchuk, R. Kane, M. Heckler, M. Glofka, S. Blecker, J. Ellis. Third row-C. Laine, T, Kiheny, J. Bernesky, E. Brannon, T Herstek, L. Betz, G. Tersavage, T. Malarkey, J. Kubicki, E Hughes, R. Oravic, R. Patsko. Fourth row-R. Dougherty, J. Barratta, W. Lewis, D. Rishcoff R. Glosser, E. Solt, C. Solt, G. Prete, A. Stieninger, M. Zim merman, R. Pugliese, R. Schickl. This club was formed this year as a special pro- ject of Miss O'Donnells Human Relations classes. The obiect of the club is to provide lessons for all 12th grade students who wish to learn to dance. Seniors act as instructors and conduct the class as a student government experiment. Rules for the organization and conduct of the club were drawn up by the Human Relations Classes. This club consists of sophomore girls under the capable supervision of Mrs. Leipec. Every Wednesday activity period the girls learn to knit, crochet and do other types of intricate fancy work. This club affords girls the opportunity of acquiring skill in fancy work not taught in the regular sewing classes. This type of work can prove profitable as well as pleasant. FANCY WORK CLUB Frst row-F. Ross M. Harris, P. Bassler, G. Weber, B. Dotter, M Harley, N. Jozapatis, F. Klosko, L. Whitcavage, J. Fino, Mrs. Lipiec. Second row-L. Scott, B. Evans, M. Betner, A. Johnson, F. Luka- savage, N. Drobish, F. Barberia, P. Bean, A. Smalls, P. Olemak M. Gierak. Thrd row-A. McGlynn, B. J. Eckert, C. Millen, L. Jenkins, A Dedato, T. Farris, P. Grivner, l. Stelmack, M. Stankiewicz D. Quater, J. Shiner. g .1-. 1 i p - - f -.:.a.u L. I J Top left- Sccnc-s at the Shamrock Prom. Top right- Tow Wnilxlrrz-chi and Barbara Blalfer. Center right - The band played on. Bohom left - Angiv Maminski, Patsy Skiptunas and Marie Gianuzzn Bolfom right - A doliglnf-JI evening comes to a close. 'S 'N KJ I, . lo ESQ 1 -TYSN 19 ffs ' EAS BALL CHEERLEHDER5 C HSKETUBLL ' TRACK f X ,H rf -N X A-QQ! 1 N' Nw J Q ln. f 7 1 X f A, f ,fit QW' Q -S-9 - ri. . I P ' X + x Xw X CHEERLEADERS First row-T. Gentile, R. M. Kane, P. Delmore. Second row-A. Ostrowski, C. Dembowski, R. A. Rossi, S. Lipka. CHEERLEADERS This is an occupation calling for vivacity plus! Cheerleaders must be attractive, graceful, industrious and ambitious. They must realize the importance of team support. Nothing can spur a team on to victory as surely as the school songs and cheers executed with spirit and confidence. Miss Marion Gates deserves much praise for directing these girls. In addition to perfecting favorite cheers she has expertly introduced some new ones. Give it all you've got! Pep meeting scene 66 FOOTBALL SQUAD F st row-R. Anstett, M. Cole, T. Mason, R. Saba, M. Dudley, J. Ku ney, R. Weale, J. Hall, J. O'Brien, J. Verry, T. Merlie. Second row: T. Woronko, D. Loftus, W. Lynch, A. Lovecchio, A. Stein- tnger, M. Gorham, R. Williams, J. Kubicki, D. Salveterra, S. Blocker, J Macri, G. Maffei. FOOTBALL We are iustly proud of these, our champions. Any group of performers will verify that excell- ing in any field is not a gift of Lady Luck. In scholastic football three things are necessary-the best of coaching, the strongest in school spirit and hard work. This is the winning combination that led to both the City and the Conference Championships for G. A. R. this year. ln the opening game of the season G. A. R. met and defeated a highly rated Larksville eleven by a score of 18 to l3. The Grenadiers, trailing I3- l2 in the closing minutes, showed their fine ability as they scored the winning touchdown with only a few seconds remaining in the game. In their second contest, the Grenadiers were taken by surprise, and before realizing what had happened, found themselves trailing by a score of I3-O to a surprising Plymouth Eleven. The Grenadiers fought hard and were able to score two touchdowns in the second half to tie the score 13-13. This was the only blemish on the G. A. R. team's record this year. The Grenadiers regained their true form the third week ofthe season as they downed a strong Nanticoke team 32-O. This game set a precedent for the remainder of the season for the G. A. R. team kept right on winning by large scores even over the toughest opponents. Playing heads up football, G. A. R. downed their fourth opponent, Luzerne by a 20-0 score. Lu- zerne threatened only once in the contest and they were stopped by the strong forward wall of G. A. R. 67 Third row-Mr. Richards, J. Cooney, M. Thomas, B. Suda, J. Stelmack T. Malarky, T. Parker, J. Neddoff, G. Bogumil, R. Solomon, G. Morris ey, Mr. Woods, Mr. lgoe. Fourth row-W. Gabello, T. Long, M. Morio, J, lorio, H. Hall, P Gavin, F. Henry, F. Lockavich, P. Piccarretta, D. Lynch, L. Richards Head Coach, Luther Richards f qu-Ida Chet Wasilewski, Luther Richards and Waller Wood A pa! on the back The next game was sort of a breather for G. A. R. as they literally walked all over Hanover. Even the G. A. R. reserves scored as Hanover team was thoroughly beaten by the score of 38-12. The Grenadiers were now rolling along at a fast pace and were fighting hard for the lead of the conference. The powerful grid machine went to work against Newport, and defeated the down river team 46-7. Again G. A. R. reserves played a large part of the game and lived up to expecta- tions. The Grenadiers worked hard the following week preparing for a contest which was supposed to be a great game. The Plains team had lost only one game, that to the conference leaders, Meyers and were supposed to give G. A. R. a battle. To the surprise of all except the team and coaches GAR took the field with a determination to win which was so great that they walloped Plains 38-O and established themselves as a definite threat to win the conference championship. The next game was with Coughlin, the city rival who had upset the GAR team the year before and had knocked them right out of the champion- ship. During the first half, it looked as if the same thing would happen. The half-time score was 7-7. GAR returned to the field after an inspiring talk by Coach Luther Richards, and played their usual good game. They walked off with a 20-7 victory to get even with their city rival. The season was rapidly coming to a close and it looked like a fight for the championship between two traditional rivals, Meyers and GAR. in a game which turned out to be a warm-up for the big game powerful GAR scored at will and defeated Kingston 53-O. Everything went right for the GAR team as they had perfect team work and executed several perfect plays. The Grenadiers then started preparations for the Thanksgiving day game with Meyers. This was to be the big game of the year for both teams had identical records of nine wins and one tie. All of Wyoming Valley looked forward to this game for it was the first time in history of the conference two teams who were playing each other were tied with identical records. When Thanksgiving Day arrived, the GAR team was ready and determined. Well trained and confident, they defeated Meyers 20-O in a hard fought contest to win the Championship and close a very successful season. To Mr. Richards, Mr. Wood, Mr. Wasiliwski and Mr. lgoe our appreciation, and to our boys who were better because they made themselves bet- ter, our graditiude. RESULTS GAR Opp. T8 Larksville T3 13 Plymouth 13 32 Nanticoke O 20 Luzerne O 38 Hanover l2 46 Newport 7 38 Plains O 20 Coughlin 7 53 Kingston 0 20 Meyers O 295 52 Here it comes! BASKETBALL TEAM. . . Left to right- M. Gorham, R. Williams, J lorio, R. Patsko, R. Solomon T. Merlie, D. Loftus, J. O' Brien, Mr. Wasilewski. BASKETBALL Our basketball boys completed a successful seas- on placing third in a high-ranking league. Di- rected by M. Chester Wasilewski one of the most capable of coaches, this team fought deter- mindly through fourteen games. The first half started with Nanticoke handing GAR the short end of 52-38 score. After a repeat per- formance at Plymouth, 65-52, our boys deter- mined to demonstrate the immortal spirit of the Heights Hill . Unfortunately for the opposing teams this spirit prevailed through the next three games - defeating Newport 46-45, Kingston 62-59 and Hanover 77-62. The city schools were well prepared and they defeated GAR by scores of 69-6OCoughlin and 69-48 Meyers. With a show of power in the beginning of the second half GAR knocked Nanticoke, the first half Valley champs, out of the picture by a JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD First row-J. Morgan, F. Syniewski, L. Greenbert, J. O'Brien, E. McDermott, R. Mustick. Second row-A, Steinberg, A. Paglioocca, J. Mulvey, R. Casey, Anthony R. Grande, J. DeBiase, J. Yuska, Mr. lgoe. Bob Williams shoots one. Mickey Groham waits for the ball score of 54-50. After losing to Plymouth 67-50 our boys put Newport away in a 52-50 thriller, But the spirit lay dormant during the next two games allowing our team to be defeated by Hanover 69-61 and Kingston 75-68. The closing two games against our city rivals proved GAR to be a threatening power of idomitable spirit as they swept victory from Coughlin 69-66 and Meyrs 54-52. Never without their splendid school spirit, these boys gave us scores that were impressive when opponents were victorious. RESULTS First Half -- Nanticoke 52, GAR 38 Newport 45, GAR 46 Kingston 59, GAR 62, Meyers 68, GAR 48. Second Halt - Nanticoke 50, GAR 54, Newport 50, GAR 52 Kingston 75, GAR 68, Meyers 52, GAR 54. Plymouth 65, Hanover 62, Coughlin 69, Plymouth 67, Hanover 69, Coughlin 66, Duke Loftus fakes it in. One ghag missed. GAR GAR GAR GAR GAR GAR First row-B. Dorko, C. Hill, R. HersTek, J. Hall, D. SalvaTerra, R. Saba, Second row-F, Finnegan, L. Richards, W, Lewis, J. Macri, G. Maflfei P. Piccarrete, C. Marowski, G. Saba. B. Lynch, B. LuTa, J. Nedcloff, J. Jackiel, J. Marshall. John Hall scores a point WRESTLING Mr. LuTher Richards has seen his superb coaching and experience seT an all-Time grappler's rec- ord aT G.A.R. Alfhough The Team placed Third in The league They made hisTory by Taking The ciTy championship and winning four DisTricT 2 P.I.A.A. crowns and one second place Regional crown. Mr. Richards has done more Than help These boys improve physically, he has developed Their self-coniclence and sense of sporTsmanship. Saba holds the advantage Ray Herslelc on Top BASEBALL TEAM First row-W. Watkins, J. Gagliardi, S. Kaminski, J. Macri, R. T. Woronko, C. Lewis, J. DeBiasi, J. Michaels, Mgr. Hl9h5ml'l'lf E- Bufafflf R- 50l0m0 '- Third row-R. Hutnick, J. Kubicki, T. Merlie, C. Fly Second row-A. Steinberg, R. Klapot, A. Williams, J. Stelmack, Lucas, R. Patsko, L. Palladino, Coach Ken Smith, BASEBALL Once again our baseball team is preparing for a top season. Comprised of both expert lettermen of 1954 and promising new talent, it will prove to be out- standing. Coach Ken Smith possess the ability to blend the experienced and the inexperienced into a smooth and winning team. We can expect their best - in the Blue and Gray tradition. Safe at first Hope he gets a hit .. l 73 TRACK TEAM First row-J, Daugherty W. Dorko, P. Picaretta, G. Verry, F. Third row-M. Thomas, W. Morgan, G. Shiner, G. Popock, A Henry, J. Henry, C. Calabrose, G. French, M. Wynn. Primatic, M. Dudley, E. Maffei, D. Salvaterra, A. Lovectcio, C Second row-T. Mason, C. Marowski, R. Saba, D. Loftus, C. Mofenf H- Hopklm- Laine, M, Cole, A. Decinti, R. Payne, W. Lynch. TRACK The GAR track team has started its rigerous Training under the able and experi- enced Mr. Robert Thomas. Mr. Thomas has produced many great athletes and he intends to take quite a few honors in the City and District Meets. With talented men and returning veterans, the team will be setting new records. If any other team expects to win they will have to defeat GAR first. He flies through the air Melvin Wynn does 74 EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL First row- E. Dopko, D. Challis, W. Stetz, A. Nardone, J. Hockenbury, F. Cooper, G, Albert. Second row- C. Medley, N. Smith, F. Rielly, R. Talacka, R. Evans, R, McGlynn, W. Carter. EIGHTH GRADE CHAMPIONS Once again the Eighth Grade Basketball team of G.A.R. won the city crown by defeating their opponents, Meyers and Coughlin. A powerful team instructed by Mr. Kenneth Smith showed co-operation and skill in overpowering their com- petition. With this type of play these boys will be future stars of the varsity squad. They are a credit to our school. SEVENTH GRADE CHAMPIONS Displaying excellent teamwork and possessed of remarkable stamina the seventh grade home- rooms competed for the school basketball champ- ionship. Mr. Jones' room came out on top and went on to defeat Meyers and Coughlin to take the city championship. These boys who can take keen competitors in stride will surely become senior champions when their turn comes. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL First row - J, Auferio, Mgr., A. Iorio, E, Yan koski, J. Reno, W. Stets, R. Chlu biski, V. Gianuzzi, C. Holovak, J Maslowski. Second row - R. McKeown, G. Dallasandro, J Hassage, R, Klimek. J. Rowlands P. Iorio, L. McDermott, A. Macko S. Poltvtski. GIRLS' HOCKEY Kneeling-B. Ptashinski, I. Thomas, D. Minnich, P. Delmore, A. Standing-A. Smalls, P. Crowford, C. Novak lCaptainJ, G. No- Ostrowski, H. Ptashinski, R. Salvage, vack, M. Goclley, S. Zupka, B. Deitrick, F. Navitsky, M. Dudley. Are you ready ? Attempting to score GIRLS' HOCKEY A sport gaining in popularity every year, Field Hockey, is enjoyed by all participants. Taught by Miss Gates these girls learn to pass, dribble, dodge and guard in order to defeat opponents. The team has done exceptionally well playing on foreign grounds this year. We are looking for- ward to having our own hockey field in the near future. GIRLS' BASKETBALL First row-A. Dennis, A. Shortz, H. Ptashiriski, M. Dudley fCaptainJ, B. Ptashinski, D. Minnich, R. Salvage. Standing-C. Novak, M. Godley, F. Navitsky, S. Zupka, I. Stel- mack, B. Deitrick C. Hughes. GIRLS' BASKETBALL The girls' basketball team under the supervision and excellent coaching of Miss Marion Gates completed a successful season of fine perform- ances. These girls exhibited good sportsmanship and an admirable sense of fair play. Scores: Clark Summit Abington 17, GAR. 37, Kingston 28, G.A.R. 23, Coughlin 26, GAR. 40, Meyers 22, G.A.R. 42, Kingston 28, GAR. 24, Coughlin l7, G.A.R. 38, Meyers 48, G.A.R. 47, Wyoming Seminary 30, G.A.R. 39, Wyoming Seminary 54, G.A.R. 44. 1 77 TUMBLING left to right - R. Patterson. l i TUMBLING The Tumbling Team is under the direction of Miss Marion Gates and is comprised largely of Junior High School students. After learning the fundamentals of tumbling these energetic girls practice their difficult calisthentics until they are able to perform with the greatest of ease. The team gave several successful exhibitions this year. Chest balance on parallel bar The human pyramid A Ellis, H. Zalora, A. Ostrowski S Gonda, M. Dudley, R. Pohutskl R. Salvage, J. Bertosh, R. Pickwell ,L ,,,.....a-nw' SWIMMING CLUB First row-E. Szeyko, R. Mitchell, R. Rossi, H. Betash, J Cook, Second row-E. Dunbar, B. Deitrick, M. Dudley, F. Navitsky D. Chupas. GIRLS' SWIMMING CLUB Under the splendid direction of Miss Marion Gates our school mermaicls have spent many hours in Meyer's pool. Swimming is more than a pleasurable pastime proficiency in this sport should be considered a necessary extra curricular accomplishment. Members appreciate having the opportunity ot enjoying the water regularly during the entire school year. They rapidly be- come skilled and graceful aquamaids. 79 x A .v-,m'4, ,A ,M WW if QM . ! ,M ,M M. gf, W' 'H 5 1 f. wif, 1 -A xt iv ew 4 x 9 o f r , , Nil Q-Xb ,nf 4,33 f z,,' E . ,vw ii ' wan? s 5 s. ' 1 1 , pw 1 9 Q f' , ,,,: 1'i ' I X QQ Wm...-.M Jw-M v J ...-. W., , A' fr 5, 1 bd x it 'Y 45 WMM ,ur- L4 'H-au., Q--w..,,. .N.M.,,m . W' flzzfwal as SENIOR INDEX JOHN ACHEY Academic General Football 10, 115 Wrestling 105 Hi-Y 10, ll, 125 Danc- ing Club 12. LAvoN ALBERT Commorciol Shamrock Prom 125 Hall Patrol 10, 11, 125 Cafeteria Patrol 10, 115 Art Club 115 Senior Assembly 10, 11, 125 Baseketball 105 Invitation Committee 125 Garchive 11, 125 Y-Teens 11, 125 Swimming Club 115 Grenadier Gambol 11, 125 Senior Girls Tea 125 Jr. Sr. Prom 11. JAMES ALLES Academic General Hi-Y Club 125 Track Team 10, 11, 125 Ceramic Club 11, 125 Dancing Club 125 Dramatic Club 125 Token Com- mittee 12. LUCILLE ANDIARIO Commercial Y-Teens 11, 125 Senior Girl's Club 125 Hostess for Senior Tea 125 Class night committee 125 Hostess for Senior Luncheon 125 Chapel Librarian 11, 12. DOLORES ANSILIO Commercial Hall Patrol 105 Y-Teens 125 Garchive Staff, Art Editor 125 Senior Girls Club 125 Entertainment for Senior Girls Tea 125 Outing Committee l2lp Art Club 10, 115 Sec- retary 105 Bank Cashier 125 Lunch Checker 12. CHARLOTTE ARWAY Commercial Y-Teens 11, 125 Home Room Secretary 125 Chapel Librarian 11, 125 Announcement Committee 125 Senior Girls Club 125 Fancy Work Club 105 Garnival 115 Home Nursing 12. JOSEPH BARATTA College Preparatory Class Night 125 Dancing Club 125 Bank Cashier 10, 125 Garnival llg Grenadier Gambol 10, 115 Garchive Skit 105 Off the Record , 105 Showboat 11. DENA BARR Commercial Hall Patrol, 10, 115 Cafetria Patrol, 11, 125 Y-Teens, 11, 125 Blue 81 Gray, 125 Senior Girl's Club, 125 Chapel Librarian, 11, 125 Garnival, 115 Swimming Club, 115 Senior Tea, 125 Senior Luncheon, 125 Token Com., 12. AUDREY BARTLETT College Preparatory Bank Cashier, 125 Glee Club, 10, 11, 125 Garchive, 10, 115 Blue and Gray 125 Chairman of Jr.-Sr. Prom, 115 Chairman of Jr. Garnival, 115 Class Song Committee, 125 Song and Game Committee, 125 Library Club, 10, II, 125 Dramatic Club, 125 Entertainment Club, 125 Entertainment Committee, 12. WILLIAM BERGSTRASSER 1 Commercial Song Committee5 Glee Club 10, 11, 125 Senior Bank 10, 11, 125 Senior Concert Bank 10, 11, 12. JOHN BERNESKY Academic General Glee Club 11, 125 Class Night Committee 125 Hi-Y 12. LOIS BETNER College Preparatory Biology Club, 105 Chemistry Club, 125 Serving Com- mittee, 125 Entertainment Committee, 125 Class Day Committee, 125 Entertainment Committee, 125 Class Day Committee, 125 Will Committee, 12. LARRY BETZ Academic General Stage Crew 105 Band 11, 125 Dancing Club 125 Song Committee 12. LEONARD BETZ Vocational Class Night Committee 125 Bank Cashier 10, 115 March- ing Band 11, 125 Mike Crew 105 Drum Maior 11, 12. LEWIS BEVAN College Preparatory Honor Society 10, ll5 Hi-Y 11, 125 Usher 10, 115 Gar- nival Committee 115 Chemistry Club 125 Class Gift 125 Treasurer 12. BARBARA BLAKER Commercial Maiorette, 11, 125 Senior Orchestra, 10, 11, 125 Y- Teens, 11, 125 Senior Girls Club, 125 Chairman Sham- rock Prom, 125 Class Night Committee, 125 Senior Girls Tea, 125 Swimming Club, 11. SHIRLEY BLECHER Academic General Y-Teens, 11, 125 Dancing Club, 125 Senior Girls' Club 125 Senior Tea-Entertainment Committee 125 Song Com- mittee, 12. SAMMY BLOCKER College Preparatory Homeroom Representative, 105 Bank Cashier, 115 Rep- resentative, 125 Hi-Y, President 115 Student Council, 125 Outing 125 Football 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Jr.- Sr. Prom 115 Letterman Club, 10, 11, 12. LOUISE BOGUMIL Commercial Senior Girls' Club 125 Cafeteria Patrol 10, ll, 125 Y- teens 11, 125 Booth Committee iGarnivaD llg Decor- ations Committee lLuncheonl 125 Shamrock Prom 125 Assistant Bank Cashier 125 Chapel Librarian 115 Hostess Committee 125 Invitation Committee 12. MARGARET BOLTON Commercial Swimming Club 115 Outing Committee 125 Hall Patrol 11, 125 Cafeteria Patrol 125 Senior Girls' Tea, 125 Sham- rock Prom 125 Senior Girls Luncheon 125 Senior As- sembly 125 Jr.-Sr. Prom 11. EUGENE BRANNON Academic General Band, 11, 125 Stage Crew, 10, 11, 125 Home Room Sec- retary, 115 Chess Club, 105 Outing Committee 12. ALICE BROMFIELD Academic General Y-Teens, 115 Art Club, 115 Senior Tea Refreshments, 125 Gift Committee, 125 Menu Sr. Luncheon, 125 Secre- tary, 115 Senior Girls' Club, 12. SENIOR INDEX BARBARA BROWN College Preparatory Chapel Librarian, 10, 11, Class Day Committee, 12, Hall Patrol, 11, 12, Cafetria Patrol, 11, 12, Dancing Club, 12, Dramatic Club, 12, Home Nursing, 12, Home- room Representative, 11, Garnival, 11, Senior Girls' Club, 12, Library Club, 10, 11, 12, Senior Girls' Tea, 12, Senior Girls' Luncheon, 12, Y-Teens, 11, 12, Sham- rock Prom Committee, 12, Finance Committee, 12. DOROTHY BROWN Academic General Y-Teens, Senior Girls' Tea, Senior Girls' Luncheon, 12, Senior Girls' Club, 12, Blue 81 Gray 12, Garnival 11, Cafeteria Patrol 10, 11, 12, Shamrock Prom 12, Cera- mic Club 12, Dancing Club 12, Home Nursing 12, Jr.- Sr. Prom, 11. JAMES CARTER Academic General Gift Committee, 12. DOLORES CARUSO Commercial Glee Club, 10, 11, 12, Hall Patrol, 10, 11, 12, Senior Tea, 12, Invitation Committee 12, Senior Girls' Club 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, Garnival 11, Senior Assembly, 12, Senior Play Committee, 12, Swimming Club 11, Jr.- Sr. Prom, 12. ROSE MARY CASELLA College Preparatory Junior Glee Club, 10, Garchive Staff, 10, 11, 12, Li- brary Club, 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens, 11, 12, Senior Glee Club 11, 12, Selected Chorus, 11, Chemistry Club, 12, Home Room Secretary 12, Senior Girls' Tea, 12, Senior Girls' Luncheon, 12, Garnival 11, Senior Girls' Club, 12, Class Night Committee, 12, Musical, 11, 12, Gren- aclier Gambol 10, 11, 12. ISABELLE CATRINO College Preparatory Swimming Club 11, Y-Teens, 11, 12, Senior Girls' Luncheon, 12, Senior Girls' Tea, Hostess, 12, Class Gift Committee, 12, Chemistry Club, 12, Home Nursing, 12, Senior Girls' Club, 12. PAUL CERA College Preparatory Senior Marching Band, 10, 11, 12, Senior Concert Bancl, 10, 11, 12, Senior Orchestra, 11, 12, Chemistry Club, 12, Class Gift Committee, 12. DOROTHY CHAPKO Commercial Y-Teens, 11, Poster Committee 11, 12, Assistant Home Room Representative, 12, Senior Girls' Tea, 12, Senior Girls' Luncheon, 12, Class Song Committee, 12, Senior Girls' Club, 12, Senior Assembly, 12. I.UCII.I.E CHERNOFF Cgmmercial Glee Club, 11, 12, Class Night 12, Sr. Girls' Club, 12, Blue and Gray, 11, 12, Y-Teens, 11, 12, Shamrock Prom 12, Junior-Senior Prom, 11, Fancy Work Club, 10, Senior Girls' Tea, 12. ROSE CIAVARELLA Commercial Maiorette, 11, 12, Bank Cashier, 10, Outing Commit- tee, 12, Shamrock Prom, 12, Senior Luncheon, 12, Senior Girls' Tea, 12, Dancing Club, 12, Y-Teens, 11, 12, Dramatic Club, 12, Home Nursing, 12, Senior Girls' Club, 12. VALORRA CLAIBORNE Academic General Garchoir, 11, Sr. Tea, 12, Sr. Luncheon 12, Sr. Class Night, 12, Sr. Class Day, 12. ALICE CLOCKER Colle e Preparatory National Honor Society, 10, 11, 12, Fellowcrafters, 11, Chemistry Club, 12, Senior Girls' Club, Y-Teens, 11, 12, Shamrock Prom, 12, Class Day Committee, 12, Usher Squad, 11, Library Club, 10, 11, 12, Senior Play, 12, Library Club, 10, 11, 12. ALLAN COHEN College Preparatory Usher 11, National Honor Society, 10, 11, 12, Chemis- try Club, 12, Class Gift Committee, 12. ROBERTA COHEN Commercial Bank Cashier, 10, 11, Cafeteria Patrol, 10, 11, 12, Cafeteria Cashier, 12, Blue and Gray, 12, Shamrock Prom, 12, Senior Girls' Luncheon, 12, Dancing Club, 12, Y-Teens, 12, Chapel Librarian, 10, Garnival, 11, Senior Girls Club, 12. PATRICK COSGROVE Academic General Bank 11, 12, Senior Concert Band, 12, Glass Gift Com- mittee, 12. PHYLLIS CRAWFORD Commercial Swimming Club, 12, Hockey Team, 10, 11, 12, Basket- ball, 10, Y-Teens, 11, 12, Ceramic Club, 11, 12, Home Nursing, 12, Sr. Girls' Luncheon, 12, Jr.-Sr. Prom 11, Class Gift Committee, 12, Assembly Squad, 11, 12, Dancing Club, 12, Dramatic Club, 12, Senior Girls' Club, 12. JOAN DAVIS Commercial Garchive 10, 11, Staff Typist 12, Blue 81 Gray, 1O, 11, Swimming Club, Chapel Librarian, 10, Senior Girls' Club, Tea Committee, Luncheon, 12, Y-Teens, 11, 12, Garnival Committee, 11, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, 11, Grenadier Gambol, 10, 11, 12, Library Club, 10, 11, 12, Cafeteria Patrol, 10, 11, 12, Hall Patrol, 10, 11, National Honor Society, 10, 11, 12, Junior Ushers, 11, Token Committee, 12, Senior Girls Tea Hostess, Sham- rock Prom. WALTER DAVIS Academic General Class Gift Committee, 12. SENIOR INDEX PArluclA ANN DELMORE Commercial Swimming Club 11, Jr.-Sr. Prom, 11, Jr. Garnival 11: Senior Play 12, Y-Teens, 11, 12, Cheerleader, 11, 12, Cafetria Patrol, 10, 11, Class Song Committee, 12, Home Nursing, 12, Hockey Team, 10, ll, 12: 5el'N0f Girls' Tea, 12, Blue 81 Gray, 11, 12: Shamrock PVOFY1, 12, Dancing Club, 12, Senior Girls' Luncheon, 12, Senior Girls' Club, 12. BILL DENNINGTON College P ePa 3l9'Y Football 10, 11, Bank Cashier 10, 11, Garnival 11, Booth Committee 11, Jr.-Sr. Prom, 11, Ticket Com- mittee, 11, Harvest Hop, 11, Hi-Y, 11, 12, Garchoir, 10, 11, 12, Class Day Committee, 12. cARoL DESMOND Commercial Hall Patrol, 10, 11, 12, Cafeteria Patrol, 12, Y-Teens, li, 12, Senior Girls' Club, 12, Home Room Secretary, 11, Class Day Committee, 12, Senior Tea, 12, Garnival, 11, Bank Cashier, 12. BOB DOUGHERTY College Preparatory Track, 11, Hi-Y, 12, Class Day Committee 12. MYERS DUDLEY Academic General Track 10, 11, 12, Football 11, 12, Lettermen's Club IO, 11, 12, Hi-Y Club 10, 11, l2, Dancing Club 12, Class Day 12. HELEN DUNN Commercial Lunch Checker 11, Harvest Hop Dance 11, Y-Teens 11, 12, Jr.-Sr. Prom 11, Garnival 11, Sr. Girls' Club 12, Sr. Tea 12, Sr. Luncheon 12, Shamrock Prom 12, Out- ing Committee 12, Dancing Club 12. JOSEPH DYDYNSKI College Preparatory Homeroom Representative 12, Garnival Committee 11, Blue and Gray 12, Token Committee 12, Usher Squad 10, 1 1, 12, Senior Class Treasurer 12, President, Chem- istry Club 12, National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Senior Band 10, 11, 12, Concert Band 10, 12. RUTH ECKENRODE Academic General Class Night Committee 12, Refreshment Committee, 12, Senior Girls' Club, 12, Home Nursing, 12. BURTON ECKERT College Preparatory Glee Club 10, 11, 12, Class Night Committee 12, Gar- nival 11, Chemistry Club 12, National Honor Soc. 10. SHIRLEY EDMONDS Academic General Volley Ball 10, Basketball 11, Dancing Club 12, Enter- tainment for Senior Girls' Tea 12, Swimming Club 11. HAROLD EDWARDS Commercial Senior Marching Band 1 1, 12, Senior Concert Band 1 1, 12, Senior Glee Club 10, 11, 12, Library Club 10, 1l, 12, Garnival Committee 11, Class Night Committee 12. MARY JANE ELIAS Commercial Course National Honor Society 11, 12, Garchive 12, Cafeteria Patrol Captain 10, 11, President 12, Grenadier Gambol 11, 12, Garnival 11, Senior Girls' Luncheon, Hostess Committee 12, Senior Girls' Tea Chairman of Hostess Committee 12, Senior Girls' Club 12, Class Day Com- mittee 12, Chairman of Class Motto and Class Flower Jr.-Sr. Prom 11, Home Room Secretary 10, Assembly Squad 11, Senior Finance ommittee 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, Shamrock Prom 12, Assistant Bank Cashier 11. JANE ANN ELLIS College Preparatory Basketball 10, 11, 12, Hockey 10, 11, 12, Swimming 11, Class Day 12, Blue and Gray 11, Garnival 11, Sen- ior Girls' Tea 12, Y-Teens 11, Manager of Tumbling Team 10, 11, Senior Girs' Club 12, Home Nursing 12. JOE ELLIS Academic General Art Club 10, 11, Ceramic Club 10, 11, Dancing Club 12, Class Night 12. GERALDINE ESTOCK College Prep. Garchive 10, 11, 12, Blue and Gray 10, 11, Honor So- ciety 1O, 11, 12, Home Nursing 12, Senior Tea 12, Usher 10, 11, Y-Teens 11, 12, Announcement Com- mittee 12, Senior Girls Club 12, Grenadier Gambol Committee 11, 12, Garnival Com. 11, Head Usher 12. RUTH EVERHART Commercial Y-Teens 11-12, Outing Com. 12, Lunch Checker 10. MAUREEN FINARELLI Commercial Garchive 12, Swimming Club 11, Garnival Committee 11, Chapel Librarian 10, 11, Senior Girls' Tea 12, Jr.- Sr. Prom Committee 11, Grenadier Gambol 12, Caf- eteria Patrol 1O, 11, 12, Hall Patrol 10, Gift Committee 12, Senior Girls Luncheon 12, Serving Committee 12. HORACE FIORE College Preparatory Garnival 11, Jr. Sr. Prom 11, Finance Committee 12, Grenadier Gambol 11, 12, Garchive Staff 11, 12, Token Committee 12, Library Club 10, 11, 12. CHARLES FLYNN College Preparatory Baseball 10, 11, 12, Bascketball 10, Chemistry Club 12, Class Night Committee 12, Lettermens Club 10, 11, 12, Homeroom Representative 10, 11. JOAN FORD Commercial Home Room Representative 10, 11, Secretary of H. R. 12, Garchive Staff 10, 11, 12, Class Day Committee 12, Garnival 11, Finance Committee 12, Hall Patrol 11, 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, Vice-Pres. Senior Girls' Club, 11, Pres- ident 12, Usher 11, Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Senior Tea 12, Shamrock Prom 12, Grenadier Gambol 11, 12, Senior Girls' Luncheon 12. SENIOR INDEX LORRAINE FORENSKI ColIe9e P ePa aio Y Y-Teens 11, 12, Ushers 11, 12, Honor Society, 10, 11, 12, Sr. Girls' Club, 12, Chairman Sr. Girls' Tea, 12, Class Night Committee 12. GEORGE FRENCH Academic General Invitation Committee 12, Track Team 10, 11, 12, Band 11, 12, Concert Band 12, Letterman's Club 11, 12. NANCY FREY College Preparatory Library Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 10, Vice-President 1 1, Senior Orchestra 10, 1 1, 12, National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Glee Club 10, 11, Maiorette 11, Y-Teens 11, 12, Senior Girls' Club, 12, Garnival, 11, Token Committee, 12, Garchive Staff, 10, 11, Blue and Gray Staff, 10, 11, Editor 12, Senior Luncheon 12, Home- room Representative, 10, Assistant Representative 11, Cafeteria Patrol, 10, Usher 11, Grenadier Gambol 10, 11, Senior Girls' Tea 12. LILA FRIEDMAN Commercial Hall Patrol 10, 11, 12, Senior Assembly Squad, 11, Bank Cashier 11, Y-Teens, 11, 12, Senior Tea, 12, Senior Girls' Luncheon 12, Senior Girls Club 12, Gift Committee, 12. MARY GAINARD Commercial Y-Teens 11, 12, Library Club 10, 11, 12, Dancing Club, 12, Outing Committee 12, Home Nursing 12, Serving Committee, 12, Hostess Senior Luncheon 12, Garnival 11, Honor Society, 10, Usher 11, Chapel Librarian, 10. ROBERT GARRETT Academic General Track Team 10 10, 11, Hi-Y Club 11, Announcement Committee 12. VINCENTINE GENTILE Commercial Cheerleader 11, 12, Senior Tea 12, Senior Luncheon 12, Garnival 11, Y-Teens, 11, 12, Class Day Committee 12, Dramatic Club 12, Senior Play 12, Senior Girls' Club 12, Jr.-Sr. Prom 11. CLIFFORD GEORGE Vocational Secretary 10, Football 10, 11, Wrestling 10, 11, Track 10, Hi-Y 10, 11, Outing Committee 12. MARIE GIANUZZI Commercial Hall Patrol 10, 11, 12, Senior Assembly 10, 11, 12, Senior Girls Club 12, Senior Tea 12, Senior Luncheon 12, Class Night Committee 12, Garnival 11, Swimming Club 11, Senior Play 12, Y-Teens 11, 12 . MARY GLOFKA Cqmmercial Secretary 12, Maiorette 12, Glee Club 10, 11, 12, Senior Girls Club 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, Senior Tea 12, Class Day Committee 12, Shamrock Prom 12, Selected Chorus 11, Senior Luncheon 12, Senior Tea 12, Garni- val Committee 11. Roseizr eiossen Commercial Class Token Committee 12, Dancing Club 12. Bank Cashier 10, 11, Hi-Y 12. MARY GODLEY College Preparatory Swimming Club 11, Y-Teens 11, 12, Senior Tea, Chem- istry Club 12, Basketball 11, 12, Hockey 11, 12, Class Token 12, Garnival Committee 11, Blue and Gray 12, Honor Society 12. ERNIE GOMEZ College Preparatory Ceramic Club 11, Gift Committee 12, Baseball 10, Hi- Y 11. DOLORES GONDA Commercial Y-Teens 11, 12, Song Committee 12, Lunch Checker 10. THEODORA GONDA Academic General Cafeteria Patrol 10, Lunch Checker 10, Y-Teens 11, Senior Girls' Club 12, Shamrock Prom 12, Outing Com- mittee 12, Senior Tea 12. MARIE GRIVNER Academic General Hall Patrol 10, Class Night 12, Harvest Hop 11, Senior Tea 12, Chapel Librarian 10, 11, Y-Teens, 11, 12, Senior Girls' Club 12, Home Nursing 12, Junior-Senior Prom 11, Swimming Club 11, Shamrock Prom Com- mittee 12. MICHAEL HABIB Academic General Bank Cashier 10, Class Night Committee 12, Hi-Y Club 12, Garnival 11. DOROTHY HADVANCE Academic General Senior Girls Tea 12, Lunch Checker 11, 12, Cafeteria Patrol 10, Y-Teens 11, 12, Outing Committee 12, Shamrock Prom 12, Harvest Hop 11, Senior Assembly 10, Senior Girls' Club 12. JOHN HALL Commercial Football 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Lettermans Club 10, 11, 12, Hi-Y 12, Decorating Committee for Prom 11, Outing Committee 12. GLORIA HALLMAN Commercial Basketball 10, Decorating Committee 12, Class Night Committee 12, Lunch Checker 10, Driving Club 11, Volley Ball 10, Dancing Club 12. ANN MARIE HARLEY Commercial Hall Patrol 10, 11, 12, Cafeteria Patrol 10, 11, Y-Teens 11, 12, Ceramic Club, 12, Shamrock Prom Committee 12, Senior Girls' Club, 12, Senior Tea 12, Class Day Committee, 12, Home Nursing 12, Garnival 11, Jr.-Sr. Prom 11, Art Club 11, Chapel Librarian 10, 11, Swim- ming Club, 11. SENIO JANE HAYDT Academic General Refreshment Committee Senior Tea 12, Gift Committee 12, Y-Teens, 11, Representative 11, Basketball, 11, Dancing Club 125 Senior Girls' Club 12. Lucius Heck Commercial Usher 11, Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, Senior Girls Club 12, Senior Tea 12, Gift Committee 12, Secretary 10. MADGE HECKLER Commercial Garnival 11, Dancing Club 12, Class Outing Committee 12,125 Senior Girls' Club 12, Entertainment Committee Senior Girls Tea 12, Entertainment Committee Senior Girls' Tea 12, Entertainment Committee Senior Girls, Luncheon 12, Dramatic Club 12, Swimming Club 11. THOMAS HERSTEK Academic General Student Council 12, Class Day Committee 12, Dancing Club 12, Wrestling 10. BEVERLY HILL Commercial Y-Teens 11, 12, Senior Girls' Club 12, Senior Tea 12, Senior Girls' Luncheon 12, Class Night Committee 12, Hall Patrol 10, 11, President of Hall Patrol 12. EDWARD HOCKENBURY Commercial Senior Marching Band 10, 11, 12, Senior Concert Band 10, 11, 12, Senior Glee Club 11, 12, Class Song Com- mittee 12. EDWARDS HUGHES Academic General Track 12, Hi-Y 12, Invitation Committee 12. RITA JANOSKI Commercial Y-Teens 11, 12, Class Night Committee 12, Senior Girls Club 12, Decoration Committee 12, Garnival 115 Senior Tea 12, Senior Luncheon 12. ARNETTE JONES College Preparatory Y-Teens 11, 12, Homeroom Representative 12, Swim- ming Club 11, Chapel Librarian 10, 11, Cafeteria Patrol 10, 11, 12, Basketball 11, Garnival 11, Sr. Girls' Lunch- eon 12, Senior Outing 12, Home Nursing 12. DAVID JONES Commercial Garnival 11, Class Night Committee 12, Frock 10, Sup- ply Room 1O, 11, 12. LORRAINE JONES Academic General Bank Cashier 10, Y-Teens 11, 12, Outing Committee 125 Senior Tea Serving 12, Cafeteria Patrol 11, 12, Blue and Gray ll, 12, Garnival 11, Senior Girls' Club 125 Dancing Club. 85 INDEX ARLENE JOSEPH Commercial Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Glee Club 11, 12, Senior Girls Club 12, Y-Teens, Class Song Committee 12, Senior Girls' Tea 12, Y-Teens, Class Song Committee 12, Senior Girl's Tea 125 Usher Squad. 11. JAMES KABAR Commercial National Honor Society 10, Usher 10, Announcement Committee 12 ROSEMARY KANE Commercial Bank Cashier 10, 11, Class Day Committee 12, Garni- val 11, Cheerleader 10, 11, Captain 12, Outing Com- mittee 11, Dancing Club 12, Senior Girls' Club 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, Senior Girls' Tea 12, Senior Girls' Luncheon 12, Hall Patrol 10, 11, Swimming Club ll, Shamrock Prom 12. PHYLLIS KAPLAN College Preparatory Cafeteria Patrol 11, 12, Hall Patrol, 11, Garchive Staff, 12, Garnival 11, Chairman Serving Committee 12, Fashion Show 12, Song and Game Committee, 12, Class Night Committee, 12, Dramatic Club 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, Decoration Committee, 12, Grenadier Gambol 125 Token Committee 12. GEORGE KASWINKEL Commercial National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Library Club 10, 11, 12, Garchoir 11, 12, Ushers 10, 11, 12, Token Committee 12. JEAN KENNEDY Academic General Chapel Librarian, 10, 12, Y-Teens, 11, Serving Com- mittee, 12, Song Committee, 12, Senior Girls' Club 12, Senior Girls' Luncheon 12. SHIRLEY KESSLER Academic General Girls' Senior Tea 12, Lunch Checker, 11, 12, Y-Teens, 12, Gift Committee, 125 Shamrock Prom 12, Senior Girls', Club 12, Senior Girls' Luncheon 12, Cashier 10. THOMAS KILHEENEY Academic General Outing Committee 12, Dancing Club 12. LORRAINE KLOSKO Commercial Cafetreia Patrol 10, 11, 12, Hall Patrol 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, Gift Committee 12, Chapel Librarian 11, 12, Senior Girls' Club 12, Senior Tea 12, Senior Luncheon 12. EDWARD KRANSON Academic General Bank Cashier 12, Blue and Gray Printing Staff 10, 11, 12, Class Gift Committee 12, Hi-Y Club 12. PATRICIA KRULL College Preparatory Library Club 10, 11, 12, Garnival Committee 11, Y- Teens 11, 12, Chemistry Club 12, Senior Girls Tea 12, Grenadier Gambol 12, Home Nursing 12, Entertain- ment Committee Library Club 10, 11, 12. SENIO noiokss Kaus:-IIN Commercial Fancy Work Club 10, Y-Teens 11, 12, Seniors Luncheon 12, Senior Girls' Tea 12, Class Night Committee 12, Senior Girls' Club 12. JAY KUBICKI College Preparatory Home Room Representative 10, 11, 12, Glee Club 10, 11, 12, Lettermen's Club 11, 12, Garchive Staff 12, Grenadier Gambol 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Outing Committee 12, Garnival 11, President of Student Council 12. CHARLES LAINE College Preparatory Football 10, Baseball 10, 11, Track 11, 12, Ceramic Club 11, 12, Hi-Y, 12, Outing Committee, 12, Dramatic Club 12. LEE LANTERMAN College Preparatory Blue and Gray 10, 11, 12, Senior Editor 12, Library Club 10, 11, 12, Ceramic Club 11, Senior Dramatic Club 12, Senior Play 12, Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Class Day Committee 12, Chairman Class History Com- mittee 12, Garnival-Decorations, Booth, Publicity 11, Jr.-Sr. Prom-Chairman of Publicity 11, Chemistry Club 12, Usher Squad 11. CHARLES LEWIS Vocational Home Room Secretary 10, Bank Cashier 11, Stage Crew 10, 11, 12, Baseball 11, 12, Track Team 10, Class Day Committee 12. WILLIAM LEWIS Academic General Basketball 11, Wrestling 12, Announcement commit- tee, Dancing Club 12, Hi-Y 12, Track 12. ROBERT LUCAS Academic General Blue and Grey, 12, Baseball 12, Outing Committee 12, Ceramic Club 11, Letterman's Club 12. RONALD LYNCH Academic General Football 10, 11, Wrestling 10, 11, Stage Crew 10, 11, 12, Outing Committee 12, Hi-Y 11, Dancing Club 12. NANCY LYNCH Commercial Garchive 10, 11, Editor-in-Chief 12, National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Jr. Usher 11, Blue and Gray 10, 11, Grenadier Gambol, 10, 11, 12, Senior Girls' Club, 12, Senior Girls' Tea 12. WILLIAM LYNCH Commercial Football 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 11, 12, Track 12, Letter- men's Club 12, Garnival 11, Class Gift 12, Junior- Senior Prom 11. EDWARD MACHEY Cgmmefcial Outing Committee 12, Usher 10. 86 INDEX JOHN MACRI Colle e Preparatory Library Club 10, 11, 12, Blue and Gray 10, 12, Gar- chive Staff 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 11, 12, Glee Club 10, 11, 12, Dramatic Club 12, Finance Committee 12, Class Day Committee 12, Chemistry Club 12, National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Usher 11, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Home Room Represent- ative 10, 12, Mantle Orator 11, 12, Lettermen's Club 11, 12, Garnival 11, Jr.-Sr. Prom 11. THOMAS MALARKEY Academic General Football 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, Dancing Club 12, Class Day Committee 12, Baseball Manager 10, 11, 12 PATRICIA MALEE Commercial Bank Cashier 10, Library Club 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, Garchive 12, Cafeteria Patrol 10, 11, 12, Blue and Gray 12, Garnival 11, Decorating Committee for Gren- adier Gambol 12, Secretary of Senior Class 12. ANGIE MAMINSKI College Preparatory Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Garchive Staff 11, 12, Blue and Gray, Glee Club, Garnival Committee 11, Senior Tea 12, Senior Luncheon, Chemistry Club 12, Dramatic Club 12, Gambol 12, Class Night Committee 12, Senior Girls' Club, Y-Teens 11, 12, Cafeteria Patrol 10, 11. CHARLES MAROWSKI College Preparatory Hi-Y 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Outing Committee 12, Track Team 12. EMILY MARSHALL Commercial Garchoir 11, 12, Senior Orchestra 11, 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, Cafeteria Patrol 11, 12, Class Night Committee 12, Senior Girs' Luncheon 12, Senior Girls' Tea 12, Senior Girls' Club 12. ALICE MARTIN Commercial Y-Teens 11, 12, Announcement Committee 12, Senior Tea 12, Chapel Librarian 10, Senior Girls' Luncheon. THOMAS MASON Academic General Gift Committee 12, Hi-Y 12, Football 12, Track 12, Lettermans Club 12. ROSINA MELLUZZO Commercial Maiorette 11, 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, Home Nursing 12, Outing Committee 12, Senior Girls Club 12, Senior Tea 12, Jr.Sr. Prom 11, Bank Cashier 10, 11. CAROL MILLER College Prep. Blue and Gray 10, 11, 12, Garchive 10, 11, Library Club 10, 11, 12, Grenadier Gambol 10, 11, Senior Girls' Luncheon 12, Senior Girls' Tea 12, Token Com- mittee 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, Usher 11. SENIO CLAIRE MILLS Commercial Y-Teens 11, 12, Shamrock Prom 12, Senior Girls' Tea 12, Senior Girls' Club 12, Senior Girls' Luncheon 12, Token Committee 12, Senior Assembly 12, Fancy Work Club 10. NOFRIO MONTE College Preparatory Band 10, 11, 12, Glee Club 10, 11, 12, Class Night Chairman 12, Senior Concert Band 10, 11, 12, Senior Concert Band 10, 11, 12, Senior Orchestra 12 . JOSEPH MONTEL College Preparatory Garnival, 11, Jr.-Sr. Prom 11, Chemistry Club, 12, Announcement Committee, 12. BETTY MORELLI Commercial Y-Teens 11, 12, Blue and Gray 10, 11, Sr. Girls' Club 12, Senior Girls' Tea 12, Outing Committee 12. MARGARET MOTZ College Preparatory Finance Committee 12, Senior Girls' Tea 12, Senior Girls' Club 12, Garnival Committee 11, Y-Teens 11, 12, Shamrock Prom lTicket Chairmanl 12, Class Day Com- mittee 12, Blue and Gray 10, 11, 12, Assistant Busi- ness Manager 11, Circulation Manager 12, Junior-Sr. Prom 11, Home Nursing 12, Chapel Librarian 11, Chemistry Club 12, Maiorette 11, 12, Head Maiorette 12, Bank Cashier 10, 11, Basketball 10, Chairman Class Prophecy 12, Swimming Club 11, Cafetria Patrol 11. HENRY NARDONE College Preparatory Hi-Y Club 11, 12, Track 10, 11, Home Room Repres- entative 11, Class Song Committee, Garnival Com. 11. JANE NEDOFF College Preparatory Senior Dramatic Club 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, Blue and Gray 12, Home Nursing 12, Nurses Arithmetic 12, Token Committee 12, Senior Girls' Tea 12, Garnival 11, Jr.Sr. Prom 11, Swimming Club 11. CYNTHIA NOVAK College Preparatory Bank Cashier 10, 12, Hockey Team 10, 11, 12, Basket- ball 10, 11, 12, Swimming 11, Outing Committee 12, Senior Girl's Club 12, Senior Girl's Tea, 12, Senior Girl's Luncheon 12, Y-Teens, 11, 12, Home Nursing 12. RONALD ORAVIC College Preparatory Song Com. 12, Dramatic Club 12, Hi-Y 12, Track 11. MARY ANN ORLOSKI' I Comercial Y-Teens 11, 12, Garchive Staff 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Announcement Committee 12, Senior Girls' -Luncheon 12, Senior Girls' Club 12, Senior Tea 12, Usher 11, Home Room Secretary 10. 87 INDEX LARRY PALLADINO V0C3l'l9nal Asst. Representative 11, Outing Committee, 12, Bank Cashier, 10, Basketball, 10, 11, 12, Baseball, 10, 11, 12, Garnival 11, Football 10, 11, Letterman 11, 12. RAYMOND PATSKO Academic General Baseball 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Sr. Band 10, 11, 12, Sr. Concert Band 10, Il, 12, Garchoir 10, 11, 12, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 11, Dancing Club 12, Chairman of Sr. Outing 12, Shamrock Prom Committee 12, Letterman's Club 12. ROBERT PAYNE College Preparatory Sr. Marching Band 10, 11, 12, Garchoir 11, 12, Sr. Band 10, 11, 12, Sr. Orchestra 12, Class Song Com- mittee 12, Track Team 12, Chemistry Club, Letterman 12, Music Festival 12. BEVERLY PETCHUK Commercial Dancing Club 12, Cafeteria Patrol 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, Senior Girls' Club 12, Senior Girls' Tea 12, Shamrock Prom Committee 12, Class Day Committee 12, Fancy Work Club 10. MARJORIE POWELL College Preparatory Blue and Gray 10, Cafeteria Patrol 11, 12, Dramatic Club 10, 12, Senior Girls' Luncheon 12, Outing Com- mittee 12, Senior Tea 12, Senior Girls Club 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, Garnival 11, Prom Committee 11, Senior Pep Meeting 12. GIRARD PRETE Academic General Hi-Y Club, 11, 12, Track 11, 12, Dancing Club 12, Outing Committee 12, Basketball 11, 12. ROBERT PUGLIESE College Preparatory Dancing Club 12, Token Committee 12, Track Team 12. ROBERT REDENSKY Academic General Bank Cashier 10, 11, Class Gift Committee 12, Wrestl- ing Team 10, 11, Hi-Y Club 10. VIRGINIA REISER Academic General Lunch Checker 10, 11, Harvest Hop 11, Y-Teens 11, 12, Garnival 11, Swimming Club 11, Senior Girls' Club 12, Sr. Tea 12, Shamrock Prom 12, Outing Committee 12, Dancing Club 12. LELAND RINKER College Preparatory Bank Cashier 10, Asst. 12, Football 10, 11, Track 12, Hi-Y 12, Chemistry Club, Garnival 11, Class Day 12. DONALD RISCHCOFF College Preparatory Wrestling 11, Dancing Club 12, Outing Committee 12. DIANA ROBERTS Commercial Y-Teens 11, President 12, Swimming Club 11, Garnival 11, Cafeteria Patrol, 10, 11, 12, Senior Tea, 12, Senior Luncheon, 12, Senior Girl's Club 12, Class Day Com- mittee 12. SENIOR JOANNE noivuski Commercial Bank Cashier 10, Hall Patrol 10, 11, 12, Glee Club 11, 12, Musical 11, 12, Fancy Work Club 10, Y-Teens 11, 12, Senior Girls' Club 12, Senior Tea 12, Token Committee 12, Senior Girls' Luncheon 12, Jr.-Sr. Prom 11, Blue and Gray 12, Senior Assembly 11, 12, Art Club 10. RAYMOND SABA College Preparatory Football 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 11, 12, Track 11, 12, Letterman 11, 12, National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Jr. Dramatic Club 10, Usher 11, 12, Sr. Dramatic Club 12, Glee Club 10, 11,12,Garchive Staff 11, 12, Outing Committee 12, Hi-Y 11, 12, Secretary of Hi-Y 12, Head Usher 12, President of Junior Class 11, Vice-President of Senior Class 12, Chemistry Club 12. DANIEL SALVATERRA Academic General Football 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, Outing Committee 12, Bank Cashier 10, 11, Lettermans' Club 1O, 11, 12, Home Room Rep. 12. RAYMOND SCHICHL Commercial Announcement Committee 12, Dancing Club 12. MARIE SCHULER Commercial Blue and Gray 10, 11, Circulation Manager 12, Chapel Librarian 11, Hall Patrol 10, 11, 12, Captain 12, Jr.-Sr. Prom 11, Garnival 11, Assistant Bank Cashier 11, Head Bank Cashier 12, Token Committee 2, 1Secretary Treas- urer Sr. Girls' Club 12, Chairman Senior Girls Luncheon 12, National Honor Society, 10, 11, 12, Secretary Stu- dent Council 11, Senior Girls' Tea 12, Shamrock Prom 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, Usher 11, Sr. Finance Committee, 12, Home Room Secretary 12. FRANCIS SCHWARTZ Commercial Senior Band 11, 12, Glee Club 11, 12, Class Song Com- mittee 12. LORRAINE SHEEHAN Commercial Cafeteria Patrol 10, 11, 12, Senior Orchestra 10, 11, Y-Teens 11, 12, Garnival 11, Swimming Club 11, Senior Girls' Tea 12, Senior Girls' Luncheon 12, Class Day Committee 12, Blue and Gray 12, Senior Girls' ROSE MARIE SHIMCOTT Commercial Garchive Staff 10, 11, 12, Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Homeroom Secretary 11, Senior Girls' Club 12, Senior Tea Committee, Class Night 12, Y-Teens 12, Grenadier Gambol 12. GERALD SHINER College Preparatory Bank Cashier 12, Track Team 10, 12, Class Day Com- mittee 12, Garnival Committee 11, Chemistry Club 12. INDEX Academic General CLYDE SOLT Outing Committee 12, Dancing Club 12, Hi-Y Club 12, Basketball 11, 12. EDWARD SOLT Outing Committee 12, Hi-Y Club 12, Blue and Gray Printing Staff 11, 12. ALOIS STEININGER College Preparatory Home Room Representative 10, 11, Hi-Y Club 10, 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, Class Day Com- mittee 12, Dancing Club 12, Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12, Track Team 10, Garnival 11. Academic General ROBERT SUNDAY Academic General Football 11, Wrestling 11, Class Day Committee. GEORGE TERESAVAGE Academic General Track Manager 10, 11, Glee Club 10, 11, 12, Class Song Committee 12. GAIL THOMAS Commercial Garnival 11, Swimming Club 11, Cafeteria Patrol 12, Dancing Club 12, Bank Cashier 12, Gift 12, Senior Tea 12, Senior Luncheon 12, Decorations 12. ROBERT THOMAS College Prep. Senior Class President, Sr. Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Sr. Marching Band 10, 11, 12, Sr. Concert Band 10, 11, 12, Garchoir 10, 11, 12, Library Club 10, 11, 12, Track 11, President Library Club 12, Chairman of Decorations Garnival 11, Lincoln Day Program 12, Basketball 11, National Honor Society 1 1, 12, Vice-President of Chem- istry Club 12, Member of Disrtict Chorus Festival 12, Member of All-State Chorus Festival 12, Member of All-State Chorus Festival 12. RAYMOND TYMITZ Academic General Art Club 10, 11, Outing Com. 12, Dancing Club 12. STANLEY TYMITZ Academic General Art Club 11, Class Song Committee 12, Home Room Representative 10. JAMES VAN WHY Commercial Gift Committee, Asst. Bank Cashier 10. MARIE VINCENT Academic General Chapel Librarian 10, Lunch Checkers 10, 11, Hall Patrol 10, Dancing Club 12, Harvest Hop 11, Senior Girls Club 12, Senior Tea 12, Invitation Committee 12, Y- Teens 11, 12. KATHLEEN WALSH Commercial Fancy Work Club 10, Y-Teens 11, 12, Swimming Club 11, Hall Patrol 10, 11, 12, Senior Girls' Tea 12, Serving Committee 12, Token Committee 12, Senior Girls' Luncheon 12, Senior Girls' Club. SENIOR INDEX ROBERT WEALE Commercial Football 11, 12, Lettermen's Club 12, Announcement Committee 12. SAMUEL WEINSTOCK College Prep. Bank Cashier 10, 11, Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Class Night Com- mittee 12, Football 0, 11, Wrestling 10, Track 10. LORRAINE WILLIAMS Commercial Senior Orchestra 10, 11, Song Committee 12, Home Nursing 12, Senior Girls' Club 12, Senior Girls' Tea 12, Y-Teens 11, 12. ROBERT WILLIAMS College Preparatory Football, 10, 11, 12, Baseball, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society, 10, 11, 12, Chem- istry Club 12, Homeroom Representative 10, 11, 12, Class Night Com. 12, Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 12. LORRAINE WITKOWSKI Commercial Hall Patrol 10, Ceramic Club 11, Outing Committee 12, Blue and Gray 12. MELVIN WYNN Academic General Class Song Committee 12, Track 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Hi-Y 12, Dancing Club 12, Class Secretary 11, Let- terman's Club 11, 12. JOAN YANKOWSKI Commercial Swimming Club 11, Hall Patrol 10, Fellowcrafters 11, 12, Y-Teens, 11, 12, Garnival Committee 11, Grena- dier Gambol 12, Garchive Stal? 12, Senior Girls' Luncheon 12, Senior Girls' Club 12, Senior Tea 12, Class Night 12, Jr. Sr. Prom 12, Shamrock Prom 12. WILLIAM ZAJKOWSKI College Preparatory Senior Marching Band 10, 11, 12, Senior Concert Band 10, 11, 12, Brass Choir 10, 11, 12, Brass Quartette 10, 11, 12, Garchoir 10, 11, 12, Northeastern District Band 11, 12, Penna. All-State Band 11, 12, All Conference Orchestra M. E. N. C. 12, Class Song Committee 12. DIANE ZAMBETTI College Preparatory Y-Teens 11, 12, Swimming Club 11, Cafeteria Patrol 11, Captain Hall Patrol 11, 12, Garnival Committee 11, Gift Committee 12, Fancy Work Club 10, Serving Committee 12, Senior Girls' Tea 12, Class Night Com- mittee 12, Decorating Committee for Grenadier Gam- bol 12, Dancing Club 12, Senior Girls' Club 12, Nurses Arithmetic Class 12, Home Nursing 12. VINCENT ZAMPETTI College Preparatory Hi-Y Club 11, 12, Wrestling 10, 11, Chemistry Club 12, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 11, Class Night Committee 12, Usher 10, Hi-Y Club Dance Committees 11, 12. THOMAS ZAVISLAK Academic General Class Day Committee 12. MARVIN ZIMMERMAN Academic General Hi-Y 12, Dancing Club 12, Outing Committee 12. THEODORE ZUCZEK Academic General Blue and Gray Staff 10, 11, 12, Dancing Club 12, An- nouncement Committee 12. A Alma Mater ............ Assembly Squad, Senior .... Assembly Squad, Junior .... Baby Pictures .... Bacon, Allen E. Baiz, Victor ..... Band, Senior .... Band, Junior . .. Bank Cashiers . . . Baseball Team . . Basketball Team .. Basketball, Girls . . Blue and Gray .... Board of Education Brennan, Mabel ..... C Cafeteria Patrol . . . Cafeteria Women . . Candids ......... Cheerleaders . . . Choralettes . . . Class Song ..... Chemistry Club . . . Concert Soloists . . . Contents ....... Custodians .. D Davis, Margaret .. E Eighth Grade ..... Eighth Grade, Champions . . . Elective Art Students F Faculty, Men .... Faculty, Women .. Football Team .. Foreword ..... Freshmen . . . G Garchive Staff .... Glee Club, Senior . H Hall Patrol ....... Hi-Y ............ Hockey Squad, Girls' Honor Society .... 48, 63, 80, 39 76 INDEX J Juniors........... 37 Junior Journalists .... 37 L Lettermen . . . 60 Library . . . 6 7 M 54 Maguire, Will ... 54 Maiorettes ..... 38 McAniFF, Mary .... 73 Musical ....... 70 O 77 Orchestra, Junior . . . Orchestra, Senior . . . 6 7 P Patron's Day . . . 57 Printing Staff . . . R Richards, Luther . .. 66 39 5 12 Schappert, Gilbert ..... 56 Secretaries, Homeroom . . 52 Seniors .............. 3 Senior Candids ...... Senior Index . .. Senior Otticers . . . Senior Tea ............ 7 Seventh Grade ......... Seventh Grade, Champions 30 Sophomores ........... 75 Stage Crew ........... 47 String Ensemble .... Student Council . . Swimming Club . .. 8 9 T 67 Track Team .... 3 Tumbling Team . . . 28 U Underclassmen . . . 40 Usher Squad . . . W Wrestling Team . . . Wood, Walter .... Y Y-Teens . . 90 1 W, f .5 , I elf: , ww... ..,f.:.f , .JH ,, . . 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