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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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Gillman, Dr. John T. Valenti, President, Mr. Merritt Hughes. Standing-Mr. W. Craig Peters, Mr. Raymond W. Tubridy, Mr. Clarence Smith, Mr. Robert W. Gloman, Dr. Albert R. Feinbeg. Board. of Education The Board of Education of the Wilkes-Barre City School District is comprised of nine elected directors who sacrifice their valuable time and effort toward the betterment of our school system. The voters of Wilkes-Barre have reason to be proud of their choice. Mr. Allen E. Bacon Superintendent We are grateful to Mr. Bacon, the Man Who Came Back , for relinquishing all the ioys of retirement to administer the affairs of our school system this year. We give him our best wishes for a long and happy life in his second withdrawal from active duty. Mr. Walter C. Wood Assistant Superintendent Our city school district is proud and happy to have Mr. Wood as our new superintendent of schools, but we at GAR are especially proud because we claim him as one of our own . Mr. Wood spent many years as a teacher and then as the assistant principal of GAR. Welcome home any time, Mr. Wood! MR. VICTOR F. BAIZ Principal Our esteemed principal, Mr. V. F. Baiz, who this year completes his fifth year as head of GAR, has always been a loyal friend and understanding advisor to the students of our school. His unbounded interest and enthusiasm has been an in- centive to us all. MR. CHARLES HENSLEY Vicerprincipal Coughlin's loss has been GAR'S gain in the person of our new assistant-principal, Mr. C. Hensley. His pleasing personality and fine sense of humor have already endeared him to the student body. NllSS MARY R. NlcANlFF Director of Activities School life would be dull indeed were it not for the efforts of Miss McAniff. lt is through her untiring zeal that the proms, concerts, teas, and all the extra-curricular activities are made colorful, exciting, and smoothly run. '53 MR. ALBERT SALLITT Director of Guidance The class of 1958 was privileged to be the first in GAR'S history to have a full- time guidance counselor. Already Mr. Sallitt's help and direction have been of inestimable value to countless students of all grades. MRS. MELBA HOWE and P. FUGE Office Personnel Mrs. Howe and Peggy Fuge have gained distinction for both their efficiency and geniality. At any hour of the day, they may be found hard at work, and still smiling. They also render invaluable as sistance in training commercial students who are assigned to the office as part of their clerical course. 'a 1 r Us gtgf? QE WSW tg ' 1 , 11 l 125, , T T. , i .I Q it wr- W if ,yr W' 1 up mf' gsm ' x 5 I 1 3 W Y w . A V . , 2 'Z H 33 'K' x 1 x Q f f ' 'i ' A , AQ a dr if? Q '33 K in ' 1 ' ' ,,. H 1 1 -'-'. , ' M7 ,. if Lx W .,., 2 - 5 ..,.' ge 5 xg! ,.,, N lk'lf. ,?AI:5 :radix 4 ,Q Q' rf ' -K -. ' : 'i -' 1 W i '..:., g ,,1,. , . .,,.,, zzzb ':': ffft Q Q i g .:, r Q ' wfqaw , A W ,.,.::.,.,. 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CAFETERIA WOMEN Naturally, the women who prepare the delicious meals at GAR are indispensible. The cafeteria stat? under the excellent supervision of Miss Jean Smith deserves a great deal of credit and our thanks. IO MAINTENANCE MEN Keeping our school in good condi- tion is the responsibility of the custodians and maintenance wom- en. We thank them very much for keeping our school clean, cosy, and a ioy to work in. MAINTENANCE MEN First row-N. Conaboy, A. Dembowski, J, Conmy. Second row-J. Hogrebe, S. Stefanko. Stephen Stefanko, head custodian, who died May 5, 1958, is deeply mourned by the Class of 1958. Class of 1958 William Dorko Vice-President George Roux Treasurer James O'Brien President of the Senior Class CIHSS SOI1g 1958 Tune: Now and for Always Tears blend with smiles now, We've reached our goal at last, The Class of '58 now says farewell. We'll cherish all through life Memories of G. A. R., The time has come now, When we must all depart, Mem'ries of G. A. R. stay in our heart. Our Class of '58 bids thee adieu. That distance, time, or strife, can never mar. We'lI always think of you, students and teachers too. Marilyn Krackenfels Elizabeth Flowers Secretary ir 'A' 'A' Class Motto Not finished, iust begun! Elaine Ritza Non ad finem sed ad initiam advenimus. Q3 1 N K , meeting in the auditorium .ll 1 QS' , here the rippling Susquehanna W , 5 ' Gently, slowly winds its way, My 099' diy y , Stands our our dear old Alma Mater, Stands forever and for aye. WM rllllllllll yirlllllyr llwlilj, l . li will lf Loyal sons and daughters greet thee, rfffflw W Greet thee, dear old G.A.R. When we sing our lite'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. 1 will ll ll I3 ELINOR AARON Elly Rock 'n' roll bug. . .as pretty as they come... a general favorite... dancing and Ivy League styles. . . Where are they? . .. neat as a pin.. . plans include marriage. The Class of 1958 MARY ANN ABRAHAM Mare Stunning . . . statuesque . . . always ready for a good time . . . expert at swimming and basketball What do you want? Favors? will lend her typing ability to the government. BARBARA ACHUFF Barb Tiny . . . flashing green eyes . .. smart D.A. . . . delight- ful and popular fancies good food . . . divine on the dance floor wears be- coming clothes will be a capable secretary. f ELLA ANDERSON Ella A big friendly smile for everyone and a help- ing hand reioices in a real Southern dinner cooking and dancing baggy sweaters . . . Look out! . . .destination unknown. ANGELO ANDIARIO Zorro Brown eyes and brown hair . . . likes god food . .. and all sports . . , cheerful . . . hobby is fishing a good friend will be a state policeman. JOSEPHINE ANSILIO Josie Winning personality . . . a real hepcat cute and crazy . . . full of laughs . . . always in a mood for friends or cool music after high school, who knows? SHIRLEY BARONE Shirl A sociable but modest lass a pizza and coke fan . . .listens to popular records ...hazel eyes ... has many pleasant ways plans on nurses' training. ELIZABETH ARMBUSTER Betty Pretty areeri-eyed blonde .. . football, dancing, and boys knee socks and crew- necks Me Too Thin? . . . enioys dancing ... goal is to be a Certified Public Accountant. NANCY BEKAMPIS Nan Active in sports swim- ming, bowling, skating, tennis . .. soft spoken . . . fashion wise Bermuda shorts and sweaters . . . blue eyes blonde pugeboy T. W. A. hostess. NANCY ATHERHOLT Nan Popular music is her dish singing is fun turns up nose at Elvis . .. skating Oh, no! warm hearted office work and then marriage. LUCILLE BALMER Lou Petite and pretty .. . a pic- ture in her maiorette outfit . .. a deft dancer many friends ... is happy with the best in food and clothes a future Angel of Mercy . .IOAN BALUTIS .loanie Friendly and ambitious cute blonde pony tail always cheerful, never glum artistic talent . .. likes to sketch have a good time ... capable . . . intends to be a commercial artist. FRANCIS BELARDINELLI Bardo. Brown flat top good music drag races ... astounding appetite ... energetic ... easygoing and carefree . .. a whiz with the I'Jooks??'? You're mean and bitter . I4 RICHARD BERDITUS Rich Attracted by good food and girls . . . sports Ivy Lea- gue clothes champion sleeper . . . ReIax . . .brown crew cut. . .soft spoken chap might go into the Air Force. JANE BERGSTRASSER Janie Cute blue-eyed gal eat- ing, dancing and clothes ... Holy Fright a wonder- ful companion no cares or problems ambition is to become a Beautician. MARIE BERNESKY Berneslcus Tall and comely . . . stunning brown paqeboy sparkl- ing green eyes likes Italian food an accomp- lished artist. . .friends galore . . .composure personified. .. a prospective Airline hostess. JANET BERTOSH Jan Blue-eyed blonde serene pizza and hamburgers . ,. no eqotists for her competent dancer clever accordianist pleasing ap- pearance ... tactful. . .plans for nursing career. BENJAMiN BONSALL Bozo Not a very tall lad blue eyes and brown hair . . . relishes tusty 'food and women . .. ivy League ... aptitude for fixing cars Be-you- tee-ful . . . State Trooper. ADRIENNE BISCONTINI Ade Lovely long brown hair and blue eyes collecting rec- ords .. , a skilled artist , . . at ease with everyone . . . a friend indeed Motley . .. a promising future as a fashion illustrator. ELSIE BLAND Else One of the gang at the Y devoted to progressive iazz dyed to match out- fits shrinks from inquisi- tive people He's saying something Medical lab- oratory technician. ROSEMARIE BLASI Rosie Likes a good time. . .Italian food the color pink reading . . . beautiful clothes ready with her friend- ship . .. lt's wonderful . .. future plans indefinite. KAREN BRANIGAN HELEN BRODIE wii,iiAM BROWN Kay Helen Breh- Green-eyed blonde . . . at- Light hearted and iocular. . . Melodic voice .. . gratified tractive . . . sociable . . . quite an actress . .. finds by good music bowling Dleasant smile ... likes good pleasure in dancing. . .popu- and swimming ... frowns up- food ... roller skating and lar music .. . So l belted on self-applause. . . Smarten swimming abhors boys her . .. not yet settled on up gay and debonair who imitate Elvis ... Oh, a vocation. . .. hasn't decided where to no! - - - S0CfelUTY- go after graduation. THOMAS CECELON Sugar Tall and slim...brown hair, brownish, green eyes . . . eager and curious quiet natured enioys Sugar- foot takes life casually ...Army or Navy. WALTER CERSKI Eagle Beak Afraid of being seasick See the world through a porthole blond flattop tees off at golf a ladies' man. . .loves to tease . ., expects to join the white caps. REGINA CHAPKO Jeanne A petite miss .. . cute, sweet, and sincere . . . likes football and basketball games. . . al- ways smiling ... favorite pastime-painting .. . progres- sive iazz . . . wants to be an artist. i5 PAULINE CHARLES Beanie A graceful head maiorette , . . clothes conscious. . .likes driving, touring trench coats . . hates fakes . .. writes letters every day .. . practice for her role as sec- retary. RICHARD CASEY Case Very tall delights in cars . .. lvy League. . .pizza ... avoids arrogant people lively and lighthearted ... Be-yu-ti-ful ahead lies college. ALFRED CIBELLO Hornet Blonde crew cut shining brown eyes good food . .. baseball, wrestling. . . avid hunter a really ter- rific guy always a neat dresser. . .future undecided. ARLINE COLLINS Lenie Short'n sweet. . .smiles more than most a melodious voice Friend, it really gets you handy in the kitchen. . .wonderful for her chosen field-music. .Zigi of E' NICHOLAS CRONAUER Nick Friendly, well-liked, and po- lite. . .a really good dancer ... OK, iust a minute . .. fond of fancy clothes and cars will laugh at any- thing. . .Air Force, The Class of 1958 CLAIRE CORBETT Zorro Petite and charming en- thusiastic .. . makes the most out of lif.e. .Abe's hot dogs . .. dancing cute pixie raircut collects Hi-Fi al- bums will maior in sociology. LARRY CORDISCO Radar Dark brown flattop par- tial to women. . .black slacks . . .hearty appetite. . .evades pompous people or a slow car. . . Where's the Gang? ...plans include College. MARTHA COUGHLIN Marty A fast talker.. . Yea, Manl ...goes horseback riding... takes to reading, sewing, and traveling self-reliant. . . everyone's friend. . .hopes to be an Air Force nurse. EMMA JEAN CROSS Emma Always good for a laugh... craves food and fun. . .hates Monday mornings ambi- tious dancing and sports as hobbies next year: Business College. JEAN CRAWFORD Jeanne A good companion. . .full of fun. . .dislikes show-offs . . . likes dancing . . . pizza . . . Ivy League ... an excellent athlete . . . Never RealIyl ... wil! join the Waves. DONALD DANCHICK LORRAINE DANIELS JOANN DARBY Don. Lorrie Frenchy Flying enthusiast . .. model In the mood for mood music A quiet little miss. . .brown- airplanes. . .quiet . . . unas- . . .crazy for chocolate cake eyed blonde .. . sketches in suming green eyes ...hobbies are bowling and leisure time. . .swimming and brown crew-cut .. . relaxing art .. . beautiful handwriting dancing. . .shuns vain people nonchalance , . . tolerant... . . .pleasant and fun-loving ...trim and tidy. . .a secre- to be a rocket engineer. a fine assistant to a tarial career. lawyer. KENNETH DAVIES Ken Short, slightly curly brown hair.. .devotee of cars ... girls. . .money ... Ivy clothes ...calm manner. . .unexpect- ed remarks undecided as to his future plans. JOHN DeBlASE Dibby Black, curly hair. . .sports. .. dancing appreciates Ital- ian food. . .crazy belts . . . objects to homework.. .is fun loving. . .college or vocation- al school. PATRICK DeClNTl Stump Slight stature . .. iaunty ... glossy black hair takes pleasure in cars. . .Ivy Lea- gue and nice clothes. . . How are they? always in- terested. . .a Service in the offing. I6 SADIE ANN DEEB Sadie Sympathetic listener. . .hears it first. . .pretty cheerleader .. .short dark brown hair. .. That's rightl . .. ready with a smile...enioys danc- ing plans to work in an office. 12- ALFRED DONNELLY Al Brown hair. . .green eyes.. . customizes cars... Oh, yeah famous for his Pontiac and bright shirts . . . intends to ioin service. WILLIAM DORKO Willy A champion wrestler. . .per- sonality plus.. .likes sociable people . . . How ya doin? ...makes a hit with every-- one. . .an able organizer... his abilities will smooth his way in College. .ft Q ' s N 1' L X me ROBERT DYDYNSKI Bob Short . . . brown hair and green eyes, . . prefers ham- burgers . . . cars and sports. radio . . . detests garrulous people . . . light-hearted . . . Keen . . .study electronics in the Navy. '.-one-0' K . .... ... if a gg f' .. ..:.. ,fem BARRY DOUGHERTY Mouse Dork flat top...savage ap- petite engaging personal- ity. . .impish grin. . .finds ex- aggerated egos obnoxious.. . Don't get excited! . . .crazy rhythm. . .fun loving . . . U. S. A. F. RICHARD DYANICK Dick Tall and lanky. . .inclination for good food ...baseball and model planes witty and bright. . . GeneraI Cus- ter, I thought you said they were friendly Indians? Physican. if .. x.,, W- b . .': Ii!! RT., ' 6 . i 'i':, ii .-',' 1 K 2 .'. S.-ws www ' f is ff, MARY ROSE ELGONITIS THOMAS ELLIS Blondie Tom A lover of good food dancing.. .reading .. . crew- neck sweaters lots of friends and fun Holy Cow! . . . genial disposition ...will decide between sec- retary or airline hostess. Self-possessed. . .level head- ed ... sports fan ... skating and swimming . .. food . . . shuns greedy and nosy crea- tures I would say yes . .. cheerful and helpful . . . bright future in law. CATHERINE EYERMAN THOMAS FINNEGAN PATRICIA FLANNERY Cathy Fink Pat All that pep from one little Black crew cut. . .wrestling. .. Long auburn hair lovely cheerleader.. ,dancing rates easy to get along with appearance busy as a high pizza wonder- optimistic ready for fun bee poised and serene ful Ivy League shirts is indifferent to home- fond of dancing and How are they? voice work and history. . . Where sports a good advertise- with a smile at a switch- are they? undecided. ment for her future Occupa- board. tion - a beautician. I7 Silhouettes ' CARROL ELLISEN Kelly Tall and slender. . .excellent swimmer...an able pianist likes Latin American dancers mystery novels many activities des- tination: Wilkes College - C.P.A. ELIZABETH FLOWERS Tiny Tim As sweet as they come . . . that well-scrubbed look talented twirler . . . hold that temper Get out of here . . . will make a very capable secretary. ROBERT EVANS Evanski Good looks and brains can tell a fish story with any- one a sweet tooth . . . Can't see it a natural comedian an inclination for math and engineering. 'FT I . 5 CATHERINE ANN FRANTZ Cathy Pizza enthusiast . . . good for a ioke favors dancing and gay companions steers clear of people who don t co-operate . . .pleasant personality undecided. The Class of f'i ' JUN MARY FRIED Poopsis Dark blonde hair blue eyes . . . likes eating, sleep- ing, and boys collects popular records Holy Fright slacks, turtle- neck sweaters will be an efficient secretary. PATRICK GAVIN Dikes Tall, dark, and handsome... avid appetite, especially for lasagna keeps clear of boosters a model train hobbiest. . . How are they ? . . .facetious. . .State trooper after the Armed Forces. JEAN GAINARD Jeannie Photogenic ... radiant smile daily letters to Philadel- phia most at home in blouse, straight skirts, or slacks I was glad ... will be an asset to the nurs- ing profession. FLORENCE GALLAGHER Flossie Lots of luck . . . industri- ous, versatile . . . takes pleasure in sports, good books . . . active in every- thing haunts girls' gym and B K G office in- tention: heart surgeon. DOROTHY GILLIS Dot Big brown eyes . . . con- genial ., . calm manner . . . never wearies of pizza and spaghetti skating and dancing crew-neck sweat- ers a future Florence Nightingale. E Q51 -...--Q LAWRENCE GREENBERG El Crazy hair-do Ivy Lea- guish . . . no cares or prob- lems . . . crazy for good food and girls . . . dancing to rock'n roll . . . school and cars destination: Penn State. wk JAMES GRIMES Jim Husky build blond hair and blue eyes never tires of hunting and fishing ... unassuming manner ... friendly inexhaustible appetite hasn't yet de- cided. Q xx EDWARD GOLDEN Goldy Pizza addict black hair . .. pool and baseball . . . Ivy League . . . How about that? a happy-go-lucky guy takes life easy undecided. CAROL GUSTAINUS Carol A clever artist sketches in spare time collects popular records Ivy Lea- gue clothes You got 'eml blonde D.A. means to attend business col- lege. l8 1958 JAMES GARRISON Dayo Wavy black hair rock'n roll hipster calypso shirts Weill plays a hot trumpet congenial and intelligent likes indoor and outdoor sports .. . bent on being a psychiatrist. ing, ROBERT GATTUSO Bob Black D.A....takes to danc- ing and roller skating doesn't care for homework . . . Where are they? . . . music with his food or vice versa .. . Army. SOPHIE GONDA Soph If help is needed, call on her. . .glossy black hair ... loves to drag See that Cadillac . . . proficient in basketball above all, foocl typist. MICHAEL HABIB Sahib Stimulating and self-reliant an ear for good music likes good food and books . . . a gentleman and a scholar plays a clas- sical clarinet destiny: brain surgeon. ANTHONY R. GRANDE Rocco Friendly blue eyes likes cars and football blue ieans . . . obiect to girls that smoke , .. Hey-na! .. . well known and liked .. . entertaining . .. would like to go to College. A blxxsv' JUSTINE HANDO Justice Italian hair style ham- burgers and pretzels . .. painting and dancing . . . white bucks . . . Oh, you're a bird! keeps away from too serious people obiect in life: nursing. ui JEAN HANKEY HENRY HARRIS PAUL HENRY Jean Hank Moose H - l Sparkling green eyes Likes to sing and dance Reddish-brown hair ...sports Standing In 'he l'allW5Y1 groomed to perfection plays pool good natured and dancing a dilly on Watching all the girls go by well-poised ... fondess for ... Ain't that a shame . .. the drums ... Ivy League swimming and dancing . . . shy but nice . . . looking for- slacks and white bucks . . . That's beautiful makes ward to the Air Farce. Well a promising friends easily will be a future in Dentistry. competent secreta ry. JANE HERRON Janie Pretty blue-eyed blonde cute hair cut likes skat- ing, swimming, pizza. . .calm temperament fun and laughter ... industrious ... Oh, yeah? aim: sec- retarial work. 'CS' JOHN HOSAGE Johnny Sharp and lively wit. . .plays a mean tenor sax. . .a hard- working guy ... ReIax . .. likes sports and music. . .the accommodating type . . . will make dentistry his profession. KATHERINE HOVEY Kathy A bright-eyed vivacious lass stylish apparel a gourmand ... spirited per- sonality ... graceful ... ready wit, . .candid remarks ... will work in Washington, D. C. LQ? it RICHARD HUTNICK Hut Medium height .. . brown curly hair and blue eyes. .. specializes in eating. . ,sports Ivy Leaguer enioys night life ... quick witted. . .Col- lege plans. ,...-as W-ed' STANLEY JABLOWSKI Jabber Very short crew cut . . . foot- ball . . . wrestling fish- ing always ready for a ioke . .. amiable future might be influenced by Vo- cational machine shop. , 119' GAYLE JACOBSON Gayle Flaming curly red hair green eyes . .. thoughtful and understanding. . .enioys reading, ice skating, the piano.. .sports and iazz. . . Oh, Brother! . . . aspires to be a medical secretary. I9 in CLIFTON HUGHES Cliff Flat top hair style...brown eyes ... short and dark. . . likes sports and cars. . .dead set against braggarts . . . friendly, but the independent type Air Force. 'blip MARY ANN JASONIS Mary Ann Likes to draw and is good at it reading and letter writing poetry dogs and cats anybody need a friend?. . .later on a steno- gropher or a bookkeeper. -J MARTIN HUNTZINGER Mart Toll and brawny . .. prefers sports ... dancing. . .thumbs d o w n o n over - confident people . . . Well .. . kind word for everyone. . .agree- able his field is Engine- ering. I . -.-J. of , 'iv 'fg F 'QV Q hi as-: ggi' 'E ff is 1 --gun' A is SALLY JONES Natalie Prettiest pixie of all . . , big, blue eyes .. . energetic .. . a mighty good dancer How are they . . .whatever she decides to do she'Il have fun doing it. 1195 wmv 'S SALLY KANE Sal Friendly fun to be with . . . likes dancing . . . keeps clear of over-confident char- acters . . , likes the Ivy Lea- gue look Holy Cow! ...plans to become a typist. The Class of 1958 'W LOIS KAPLAN Kitten Keeps you laughing . . . friends in abundance . . . dimpled cheeks. . .eager . . . show partiality toward iazz always eating Is it good or bad? hopes to enter the medical field. GEORGEEN KINGETER Greg Short, light auburn hair . . . a lover of all kinds of sports a propensity for draw- ing ... even-tempered ... How are they? . .. college for designing and modeling. JOYCE KUBlCKl Sarah Sweet and neat straw- berry blonde duck's tail . . . likes dancing and pop music . . . hazel eyes always willing to help Where are they? . . . wonderful friend .. . business college. GLORlA KOCHANSKI Sweets A predilection for eating . . , dancing feet plays the accordion Yeah, Yeah steady attendance at Y- Teens good listener model or secretary. NANCY KUHL Shorty Diminutive . . . cute . . . the American Bandstand is most . . . enioys dancing and cooking . . . Get lost brown pony tail. . .iust plain nice , . . eventually-an airline hostess. .sing weed' RALPH KAUFFMAN Sap Good looking brown-haired guy blue eyes Hot Rod enthusiast racing, music, and girls Floor it, Sam, Oh, it is! ... wants to join the Air Force. DEANNA KOREY Dee Pleasing ways .. . seen more than heard short black hair dancing and good books for hobbies shy where boys are concerned. .. soft spoken. . .Typist. CAROL KENDRA Carol G.A.R.'s Miss Chrysanthemum . . . a pleasure to watch her twirl .. . pretty blonde hair hamitue of Leggierri's Pizza Parlor the center of a crowd will follow Florence Nightingale's lamp. is s.-f DANIEL KOWALESKI Kobobo Soothed by music good food the flickers . ,. l don't know .. . white bucks not so white happy and eager a good friend to have . ., to college for en- gineering or teaching. DOLORES KURKOSKI Dee Blue eyes.. .blonde hair... sprightly sense of humor... talented dancer cheese- burgers and coke her dish . .. Beautiful ... will en- ter nurse's training. 20 MARY ANN LATSKO Mary Ann Tall and pretty lovely, long brown hair passion for dancing, swimming, and skating . . . Study it . . . warm laugh friendly to all ... conversationalist . . . undecided. -'Sl-Y. .fi EDWARD KENNEDY Ed Blonde crew cut husky ... likes all sports ... hunt- ing , . . an enthusiastic pizza eater carefree and full of high spirits hopes to pursue his studies further at College. MARILYN KRACKENFELS Kracker Pretty brown hair . . . spic and span. . .never perturbed, never disturbed. . ,likes can- genial, friendly people . .. nice clothes . . . her eyes speak volumes. . .attend col- lege, pursue scientific career. YU! Q' --:lug MARION LIPKA Mare Winsome well dressed . .. refreshing humor ... smooth dancer pleasant greeting for all fancies French fries and cheeseburg- ers ... persevering. . .Some- day: a secretary. 5 sth 45.1.3 19? ' 5 SCOTT LIVINGSTONE ELIZABETH LONGFOOT DOROTHY LYNCH Scott Tessie Dorth Tall and lanky. . .likes good Halle-eyed loss . . . blonde Pretty, blue-eyed blonde . . . music . .. loud shirts ... hair . . . pizza, bop music prefers good recordings . .. H H dislikes loud-mouthed girls and dancing collects rec- Syrian food. . .dislikes phon- 'lo'Ann and history . .. Take it for ords reads good books ies .. . lengthy letters . . . what it's worth . . . happy- . .. Kiddo . . . crewneck l'm hungry! . . . unruttled go-lucky ... well-liked , . . Electronics. sweaters undecided tu- manner nurse's training. ture. if 'I JOSEPH MALACHESKI ALEXANDER MANCINI ANN LOUISE MARK MARY MARTIN .loe Butch Annie Mary Cute black haired guy A handsome lad with dark Brown page boy . .. likes to Pleasant disposition plays brown eyes . .. likes good curly hair. . .give him rock'n' sing and dance . .. football the piano and sings.. ,seam- music listens to Frank Sinatra's records takes life casually . . . quiet na- tured . . . future undecided. roll . . . good looking sweat- games . . . gum drops stress .. . Good gravy . . . ers Whot's the gang Oh, gosh . , .a pretty pian- a big hello for everyone doin ? headed for Col- ist and vocalist . . . no re- white bucks , . . disapproves 9 lege. grets . .. longs to be a of uncongenial people . .. nurse. medical secretary. MARLENE MASI Mar Long brown hair. . .pleasant fond of Italian food motorcycles and drag races . . . black leather iockets .. . adept at hair styling. . .plans to be o beautician. EDWIN MCDERMOTT Eddie A dexterous pitcher a lover of sports, money, and girls black swept-back hair l'm telling youl ...clear-headed . . . his goal college to become on indust- rial engineer. ESA . ROBERT MCNELIS JOSEPH MEHM DAVID MEIER Bob Joe Clay A model railroader...o real Talented artist skating Always ioking cocaanut cool drummer ... one of our and holidays rate high cream pie a must ... D::n't most popular seniors . . . down with book reports . . . give up the ship. . . . sleeps Nice goin', way to go . . . Hain't dislikes getting odd hours V-neck sweat- music, food, and sports up early wants to be a er relaxing nonchalance will study engineering, guitar player. . .. headed for the Navy. 21 JAMES MEIGHAN Harkins Brown hair brown eyes Rock and Roll music. .. dancing . .. Oh, Why ... friendly attitude . ,. no cares or problems aims to ioin U. S. Marines. The Class of 1958 RICHARD MILLER Rich Redhead Elvis Presley fan music and autos... quite a shy guy com- posed friendly easy to get along with . . . future as yet undetermined. PATRICIA MINETOLA Pat Favorite records by Elvis Pres- ley . . . drives Dad's truck . . . a good-natured gal ... a steady movie goer. . .avo- cations are T. V. and hair styling .. . vocation will be secretarial work. JOSEPH MULVEY Bones Lean and lanky quick witted famous for quiet duals??. . .champ at basket- ball. . .dislikes Nash cars.. . man about town , .. future includes college. RITA MURPHY Rita Sunny smile ... winning per- sonality reliable and re- sourceful tickles the ivories . . . social life. . . ls that so? .. . looks forward to being a nurse. DORIS MINNICH Do-Do A good athlete, especially basketball short brown hair likes to travel .. . You all paints for fun comfortable to be with . . . Physical Education. PATRICIA NAGLE Patsy A girl of many moods beautiful smile .. . generous heart can't stand pre- tentious people skating and dancing for recreation . . . fervent pizza-eater . . . a secretary by-an-by. JAMES MORGAN Morgs Good - looking, dark - haired lad enioys, music, and skating plays a mean trumpet ... Ivy Leaguish. . . How Are They? sure to be a success. CHRISTINE MORRISSEY Chris Sports minded Mouse . . .pleasant vocal sounds. .. plies the needle makes with the pots and pans Oh, sugar! . .. serious or joking .. . a few years hence a nurse. QF-'IQ JosEPH NARDONE Snail Good with the rod or gun . . . Sugarfoot . . . bowling for exercise . .. has the Ivy look . . . easily pleased .. . a muscular build. . .resolvedz to be a lawyer. GERALD NEKRASZ Jerry Tall and rusky brown crew cut . .. blue eyes . .. enioys hunting and fishing ...cars a hobby ... agree- able iokes are fun Air Force. DANIEL NESTORICK Stick Brown ahir and blue eyes... takes to hoagies, spaghetti, chocolate milk ... fishing... archery . . . distaste for van- ity, school, tall girls... Oh, Yeah! . . .destinationz Army. JAMES O'BRIEN Jimer Brown flat top football and basketball mystery novels and dancing.. .abhors self-satisfied people . . . S.- O.S. slide over sweets pleasing personality . . . talk- ative College. RUTH OLDZIEJEWSKI Ruthie Likes food and sleeping . .. dancing and swimming LAWRENCE OSTROWSKI Oakie Nice looking ready with a helping hand famous willing to help. . .expressive for his Chevy ... can't stand brown eyes .. . height with grace ...always ready with o joke Vocational choice vain people .. . Beautiful! spare time is used work- ing around cars Coast - Secretary. Guard. 22 BARBARA PAOLINELLI Barb Be-Bop Baby booster for the football team drag races and motorcycles well-fed and happy . .. col- lects charms. . .'Hey, George' ...famous for buckskin ioc- ket. . .X-ray technician. Q 1 irq- : ROBERT PARKER Deuce JOHN DAVID PARTILLA Dave Food, of course football Tall and slim . . . hunting and other sports husky and fishing . .. drive-ins and build , . . funny man of his cars, . . See if the coast is home room easy to get clear I can't, the moun- along with. . ,happy-go-lucky tains are in the way .. . ...plans include the service. affable and intelligent radio technician. JEAN PATSKO Jeanie Pretty brown haired lass . . . pizza, dancing and football games . .. Glee Club singer ... Oh Geel . . . Ivy Lea- guer . .. easy to get along with Beauticion. ROSALIE PATTERSON Sis Fun-loving gal expert dancer and tumbler . . . likes friendly people and Satur- days dislikes Blue Mon- days writes poems and short stories . . . Cut a choogie . . .Mortician. -we-lull ROBERT PAUL Dixie Tall, dark, and handsome. .. good dancer satisfied with hamburgers and french fries Big, bad, and beautiful . .. a good friend Bell Telephone for his life work. .5 CAROLE PERKOSKY Effie Good-natured lass. .. perky Kind of makes you wonder . . .lots of bracelets . . . col- lection of records. . .dancing and swimming wonderful friend. . .will be a sympathic nurse. PHYLLIS MAY PERSCHAU Feef A vocalist with a friendly smile anxious to please can take a ioke or make one collects pencils on vacation musical and athletic . . . Oh, gee . . . will be a secretary sw' PATRICK PETRILLO THOMAS PILCAVAGE JOSEPH PIOTROSKI ROSEMARIE POHUTSKI Pat Weesil Short and stocky.. .an active Brown hair.. GI. . . fishing athlete... a hot rod enthusi- and hiking. . .T.V.. .. movies ast. .. likes the ladies... no use for nosey people . . . chicken and hamburgers ... Don't talk about your- Ah, Gee! . .. natural good self . .. good-humored and humor ... College in his friendly... tolerant ... un- future. decided. Joe A brown haired blueeeyed lad.. .easy to get along with . . .TV his favorite hobby. .. bashful with girls . ,. calm temperant ... no definite plans at present. 23 Rosie Dancing and food are tops . .. anyone for a swim? fun to be with very pretty Pass the deter- gent one of our future Girl Fridays . Good-night, whatever you are JO ANN PETCHUK Joann Outstanding art ability friendly and iolly boys and fast cars: favorites . .. believes in enioying one's self . . . sketching , . . That's the way the cookie crumblesf' ,. . commercial artist. JO ANN POLIFKA Jo A smile for everyone. ,blond pony tail, , .dancing, skating, and swimming Do you realize who I am? . . . phil- osophy is have fun. .. no fu- ture plans. HELEN PTASHINSKI Helen Excels in girls' sports .... unaffected and congenial. . . always neatly dressed .... loves to eat Oh-h-h conscientious ...gym teacher or medical technologist. The Class of 1958 CARL HAROLD PUDIM Carl The strong, silent type enioys hunting, art, and mu- sic pizza girls brown flattop. . .brown eyes expects to work, then ioin a service. 'G' JANET RINKO Jan Tall and blonde. . .outstand- ing maiorette .. . real keen skater enioys dancing and soiling l Forgot . . . colored socks . . . pleas- ing smile . . . future air hostess. if ROSE ANN SALVAGE Rose Peppy cheerleader . . . wond- derful personality ...blonde bombshell . . . likes chili con carne and boys enter- taining and companionable writer of poetry a secretary one of these days. ELAINE MARIE RITZA Pizza Flashing brown eyes ...stun- ning head cheerleader .... sewing, swimming, and read- ing . . . Favors . . .efficient and sociable will grace the hospital where she trains. MARY LOUISE PUGLIESE Lu Another one of our senior midgets and a certain something about redheads.. malted milks always in some little iam talk, talk, talk . .. a cute secretary. VICTORIA RESTUCCIA Vicki Neat black D.A. pretty smile rabid pizza fan dancing rates high shining green eyes . . , well- Iikecl You're ill a very charming, capable fu- ture R. N. ANN LORRAINE RINKO Ann Long brown hair in pageboy style gladdens the eye ... likes good food. . .swim- ming . . . thinks very little of gossipers sunny disposi- tion .. . aspiration: secre- tary. VIVIAN ROBERTS Viv Amiable charm ...music and mystery novels. . .brown hair and eyes Johnny Mathis fan so nice to know especially fond of clothes... selects lab technician as a career. HELENE ROTH Weinie Light brown hair page boy .. . well groomed . . . no cares or problems.. .any- thing for laughs . . . a fiend for walnut sundaes . . . a future beautician. GEORGE ROUX The Vipe Tall and handsome. . .brown eyes . . . crew cut. . .hot rod enthusiast . . . rock'n roll. , . pizza . . . Don't pass mel Coast Guard after high school. FRANCIS SCARNULIS Scar Tall good looking likes to dance . . . obiects to self-satisfied people . . . You know your apples . . .quiet sociable and co-opera- tive expects to ioin the Air Force. CHARLES SEVERN Chas Tall and dark is pleased with television . . . bowling . .. ham radio frowns upon self-admiring characters well mannered ... ready for fun ... has plans for college - engineering field. 24 PATRICIA SHEEHAN Pat Wavy brown D.A.. . .beauti- ful Iong eyelashes par- tial to pizza. . .dancing and skating .... closet full of clothes . . . Hi, Ugly . . . well-liked .... will be a wonderful nurse. LUKE SHERIDAN Sherry Very friendly boy . . . good sense of humor . . . goes for movies, sports, country music disapproves of inflated egos . . . How about that? . . . undecided. MARION SIMPSON Marion Demure and gracious . . . football, fishing, and fashions a lover of books pleasing appearance . . . a good student. . .a true friend a competent private sec- retary. MICHAEL M. SOLOMON Butch Block flattop . . . cool cat. . . dancing and cars . .. wrestl- ing finds self-conceit ob- jectionable. . .has a pleasant smile friendly to every- one cabinet maker even- tually. VINCENT SMITH ELIZABETH SOBECK Vince Betty Brown hair and eyes. . .play- Infectious laugh . . . pastime ing clarinet and piano . .. is the piano dancing... ,, ,, nice manners. . .many friends WeII, I mean . . . even- Teen age Queens nose in a book T.V. watcher . . . wants to attend college. tempered blue eyes and brown hair . . . good fun. . . hopes for a secretarial posi- tion. JOAN STANKIEWICZ Joanie With light brown hair quick witted . . . likes the light fantastic . . . Wowl . . . sweaters and skirts. . . winsome ways . . . chances are she'll be a telephone operator. EILEEN STARK Eileen Dark hair, blue eyes. . . Get with it . . .easy on the eyes .... self-assured .... fun wherever she is expects to enter nurse's training school. DOLORES SUDOL EDITH SUTTON DARLENE THIEMAN Dolores Striking blue eyes . . . ash blonde hair. . .tranquil mind . . . cordial to everyone . . . early to bed likes Italian food . . . swims in spare time . . Gee! . .dental hygienist. Edie Quiet-mannered. . .faithful at Y-teens phone calls You don't say . . .likes the CYC. . .dancing . .. sweaters and socks to match a future telephone operator. Dar Smaller than average ... lo- quacious . . . enioys listening to records and dancing good food dislikes ego- tists never gloomy . . . loads of school spirit . .. ex- pects to be a secretary . 25 1 t 1 I ALLAN STEINBERG AI Mr, Football tall and lanky . . . brown crew cut . . .plenty of appetizing food high fashion in Ivy Lea- gue. . What's your trouble? ... an engineering career. ISABEL THOMAS Izzy Big friendly brown eyes always ready with a ioke. . . pretty and energetic. . .likes food, dancing, and nice clothes. .doesn't like phonies a prospective airline hostess. GEORGE STEININGER George Brown crew cut.. .music and pizza lover. . .collects phono- graph records .. . shy but nice.. . the dreamy type .. . has decided on Air Force. 4 WILLIAM TRAYNHAM Bill A flair for dramatics. .ready wit. . . Lots of luck . .throws a mean ball in the bowling alley... Dixeland type music ... dresses in vogue. . .Col- lege first: then the Air Force. The Class of 1958 PAUL TYMITZ Tex Nice looking. , .blithe spirits . . .accommodating . . . pizza and french fries customer... sends him. . . Hillbilly music Here now. . . . shy around girls plans for the Air Force, then a machinist. ROMAYNE UMPHRED Romayne Never without a smile good notured with nice sense of humor practices typ- ing a lot. . . likeable. . ,likes pretzels and milk Ain't it . .will be an expert typist. DIANE WASILEFSKI Di Shapely green-eyed lass. .. an ardent skater ...dancing and reading . . .level-headed . . . peppy cheerleader . , . Bar-B-Ques and milk shakes nurse's training school. ANNETTE WREN Red Oh, that beautiful fiery hair liked by all who know her ...rock'n roll is tops. .. How exciting! lucky passengers who get this fu- ture hostess. SYDNEY WEINSTOCK Mr. Beeper Moves and grooves . .. likes women and cars Ivy League . . . enterprising . . . wails a mean sax . . . seIf-re- liant cheerful and chum- my with all college and pharmacy for this bay. CAROL URBAN Carol Fun to be with .. . quiet and dependable devotee of recorded music. . . Heavens ... reading is a pleasure... eager to please . . . nice ad- dition to any office. f RONALD A. VIGLONE Fats Full of fun . .. unique ideas . . . Hi, Dad . . .bowls over the tenpins .. . philatelist. . . available to the girls everyone is his friend Navy and college both in his future. ROSEMARY WALSH Rosie Smart hair styles. . .first class dancer .. ,bubbling laughter . . .fond of crewneck sweaters and Bermuda shorts . .. fun where she is . . . cordial . .. bent on being a nurse. EDMUND WHITE Edmund One of our quiet seniors . . . short in stature ...composed and philosophical . . . likes science . .. collects coins . . . not keen on sports wants to study chemistry. ALLAN WILKIE Big Al Blue eyes and brown hair .. . dramatics . . . motoring movies math and music .. . disapproves of big What's the good .. . easy going .. . deals. . . word? plans include college JAMES WILLIAMS Strut Brown crew cut likes in- clude fun cars Ivy League shirts . .. dislikes stuck-up people .. . Crazy, huh! . . .happy go lucky and friendly . . . College. ELAINE YARRISH Elaine A flair for fashion.,.never misses a dance blonde page-boy, . .black and gray socks listens to tops in pops wants to care for sick people. 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X X X .A X WX M X ' X - ,XXX XX X. -f X X X - . 2, QX XS X V .M 3, Xfixi XX, X NX ' WX ., ' X. X . ...X X X f NK K 1 XX, XX Xx ' X X XX K ELEVENTH GRADE . Uur Special Angels MR. DOBB 409 First row-M. Pascolini, J. Karchin, R, Kornfield, P. Rossi, M. F. Barrone, A. Wynne. Second rowfA Sinavage, J. Mayer, M. Giovino, C. Bona, P. O'Hara, H. Decker. Third row-E. Reiser, J. Tredinnick, L. Stanulis, R. Gomba, L. Waskell, J. Aigeldinger. Fourth row-F. DeCinti, G. Casterline, A. Kaplan, R. Klosko, E. Lee, D. Meinster. Fifth row-T. Hrynkiw, F. Catina, A. Krysicki, G. Jones, R. Fugok, R. Tallacka. Sixth row-R. Evans, N. Zima. MISS MILEHAM 306 First row-G. Grodzki, J. Fadusko, S. Davies, M. Hughes, C. Rhines, P. Orelik. Second row-J. Swoboda, K. Eyet, F. Vasile, J. Walter, A. Gagliardi, M. Steininger. Third row - A. Cole, L. Musial, S. Miller, C. Rice, J. Christ, S. Leibman. Fourth row-G. Gazey, A. Draht, S. Thomas, J. Pisano, J. Macri. Fifth row-B. Hall, N. Smith, P. Gagliardi, F. Grohowski, A. Albrecht, J. Stritzinger. MISS SMITH 304 First row-C. Meighan, A. Hando, S. C. Leibman, S. Spaide, L. Cihon, G. Gronski. Second row-M. Cronauer, V. Sadowski, M. Gon- zalez, J. Hilburt, J. McCloe, M. F. Andes, L. Kepp. Third row-M. Hammond, J. Magda, J. Gaynor, D. Challis, T. Chipeleski, J. Miller. Fourth row-D. Pasquini, J. Ferro, G. E. Kamin- ski, R. Evans, T. Sadowski, G. Lukas. Fifth row-S. Bonomo, T. Campisano. MISS STEVENS 315 First row-L. Wysocki, J. Balla, J. Hill, E. Jackson, B. Mezanko, G. Dudley. Second row-L. Schwartz, B. Owens, A. Murphy, W. Williams, B. Stiger, J. Bedwick, M. Ridinger. Third row-M. Hauer, A. Kuss, K. Hartmann, M. Snyder, B. Rodack, B. Sobon. Fourth row-C. Bartlett, J. Fino, G. Albert, M. Chiavacci, A. Whitecavage, J, May. Fifth row-P. Witkavage, J. Supplee, R. McGlynn, B. Walters, R. Haverick, A. Finn. MISS UTZ 407 First row-P. Brice, M. Koury, V. Mooney, A. Kozup, A. Claiborne, J. Hill. Second row-T, Michael, M. Marich, K. Oravic, M. Minetola, M. Siruakaski, T. Brady. Third row-W. Stets, J. Kemmerer, P. Holmes, S. Davis, P. Stivers, J. Altman. Fourth row-L. Me'i, S. Kuhns, R. Chupas, E. Mitchell, C, Bauman, F. Saporito. Fifth row-W. Hall, P. Poepperling, E. Swida, A. Tutella, J. Dillman, R. Klapat. TENTH GRADE MISS FORD 309 First row-J. Kilgallon, L. Maxwell, G. Magda, F. Simon, J. Shergalis. Second row-C. Macri, B. Kulyeshie, R. O'Donnell, H. M. Dyke, R. Diamonds, T. Hando. Third rowAZ. Dzury, C. Savage, C. Dane, E. Danchick, P. Miller, N. Patsko. Fourth row-S. Pohutslry, M. Strobel, S. Peters, T. McGlynn, P. Wampole, S. Rogers. Fifth row-B. Reh, D. Williams, W. Carter, A. Martin, N. Fedak. Sixth row-J. Brader, E. Grivner, T. Kaupman, R. Eckenstein, R. Seidel, A. Rice. MISS FREUND 313 First row-J. Lugiano, D. Morton, C. Tuzinski, B. Rubin, P. Kepp, J. Sheehan. Second row-B. Wielgosz, R. Stelmack, B. Smith, P. Johnson, C. Macierowski, M. Clemente. Third row-H. Herron, T. Zelinski, J. Donnini, B. Bauer, L. Eckenstein, T. Beck. Fourth row-B. Bakunas, L. McDermott, C. Foy, E. M. Dudley, E. Harris, J. Yourishen. Filth row-B. White, E. Dress, D. Jones, M. Hand- zo, W. A. Kerkos, R. Hrynkiw, J. Hagan. MISS HAHN 203 First row-J. Petrillo, B. Serhan, L. Nestoriclf, B. Grula, N. Nekrasz, B. Siecko. Second row-C. Stewart, C. Sheridan, J. Morgan, G. Martin, R. A. Thomas, T. Olerta, J. A. Reemer Third row-J. A. Hughes, P. Solomon, P. Gwyn, M. A. Daywood, B. Regula, F. Reginski. Fourth row-J. Cronauer, F. Kirk, J. Fiore, T. Jenkins, C. Casey, J. Jones. Fifth row-J. Nanorta, J. Dopka, A. Maiikas, J. Gainard, J. Yencharis, F. Egidio. U Il Penng Loafers and Bnhlig Sox MRS. LIPIEC 308 First row-P. Spaide, M. Wasserstrom, R. Rodgers, D. Kumiega, J. Whitecavage, M. Morris. Second row-T. Fuller, J. Platsky, B. J. George, T. Eichorn, R. Chiarucci, T. Barone, L. Tarutis. Third row!J. Gibbon, T. Bonk, D. Washington, A. Endler, M. Zinga, J. Shiner. Fourth row-M. Zionce, J. Ewasko, L. DeCinti, G. Snipas, A. Macko, J. Aufiero. Fifth fow-fR. Popeck, J. Tredinnick, R. Darby, B. Lynn, J. Gillis, B. Luongo. Sixth row-E. Sincavage, F. Nesgoda, D. Martin, R. Klimek, J. Diamonds, E. Yankowski. MISS O'CONNELL 307 First row-N. Lane, R. Martino, R. Boyer, C. Zam- betti, C. Nardell, N. Cook. Second row-I. M. Weinstock, R. Davis, S. Wachs, L. Hoyt, A. Berzinski, F. Crawford. Third row-A. Cooper, J. Amato, J. Schiel, M. E. Allen, C. Benn, M. Pugh. Fourth row-R. Kosek, G. Serhan, J. Gaughan, C. Jasonis, C. Berditus, D. Petchuk. Fifth row-P. Iorio, R. Keeley, J. Novak, D. Dyanick, I-l. Mason, J. Klosko. - Sixth rowfJ. Tanesky, JJ Reno, M. Alper. MISS OWENS 311 First row-D. Dowey, C. Prete, N. Smith, B. Thie- man, D. Suda. Second row--D. Oravic, F. Klapat, A. Nova- kowski, R. Evans, J. Pilcavage, J. Maslowski. Third row-E. Fetchen, W. French, J. Gonda, J. Melluzzo, J. Hossage, R. Albertson. Fourth row-R. Mills, S. Nowakowski, J. Schmid, Jr., C. Kruzel, J. Langer, P. Francis. Fifth row-F. A. Klein, G. Latsko, B. Talacka, B. Smith, J. Seida. MISS REGAN 301 First row-J. Viglone, M. A. Champi, M. Swetlitz, R. Jackson, J. Galoardi, H. Hawley. Second row-D. Aberant, M. Cooper, B. Desmond P. Kachinski, D. Joseph, J. Rinko, T. Mooney. Third row-J. Andreas, M. Sliwinski, M. Malarkey E. Houston, B. Koshinski, M. Deeb. Fourth row-A. Belchunes, B. Kordoski, L. Zam- petti, E, Mozloom, G. Butwin, G. Migatulski. Fifth row-R. Borek, R. Ermish, N. Krackenfels C. Howell, J. Rowlands, V. Gianuzzi. Sixth row-D. Sparks, D. Pulieri, W. Bilski, E Austin, R. Derhamrner, F, Makaravage. 1 1 NINTH GRADE MISS AUFIERO 205 First row'-R. Ostrowski, K. Davis, P. Perschau, B. Dunkle, P. Fadusko, J. Sito. Second row-J. Stanton, G. McAdarra, A. Davies, J. Murphy, R. Gist, l.. Pasavini. Third row-G. Hauer, J. Drevenak, B. Shovlin, J. Perkosky, E. Paul, J. Pikas. Fourth row-R. Longfoot, Motovidlak, l.. Nastan- ski, B. Ahlbrandt, H. Williams, B. McGinley. Fifth row-G. Flora, J Quinlan, W. Cywinski, R. Rhoads, F. Tonart. Sixth row-Z. Roebuck, J. Meeker, F. Esser. MR. COBLEIGH 316 First row-R. Lee, R. Peters, A. George, L. Langan, A. Morgan, D. Behm. Second row-B. Savage, J, White, S. Rushkowski, J. Rhines, J. Krull, T. Chernyl. Third row-S. Baccanari, J. Branigan, G. Stock, N. Artmont, J. Sherwood, B. Campisano. Fourth row-R. Baker, G. Gordon, S. Evans, S. Williams, T. English. Fifth row-D. Davis, W. Roberts, B. Estock, J. Handel, J. Hammond, B. Dourand. Sixth row-R. Chukonis, K. Winters, R. Carr, A. Christ, R. Monsuer. MR. FIELD 401 First row-P. Chipeleski, B. Lipka, C. Vaver, S. Day, F. Jackloski, E. Harris. Second row-J. Krull, R. McEvoy, M. Miller, T. Goldstein, A. Koury, M. Grohowski, B. Ransom. Third row-T. Gwynn, E. Morris, B. Bauman, C. Dilman, T. McGahagan, J. McKay. Fourth row-J. Okrasinski, J. Ostroski, B. Hocken- bury, M. McCarty, D. Simakaski, B. Altman. Fifth row-J. DeWitt, R. Yarnott, J. Wildes, R. Bonomo, S. Daley, E. Waskell. MR. JONES 310 First row-R. Davis, W. Kane, M. Fetchen, P. Ternarantz, B. Nareski, E. Stankowski, H. Gon- zalez. Second row-D. Karchin, J. Donnini, D. Mello, R. Hankey, J. A. Mason, J. A. Acerbi, E. Benish. Third row-F. Backitis, B. Davis, J. Sladin, J. Olivieri, E. Vaerius, P. G. Putek. Fourth row-T. Cole, J. Mleczynski, T. Marino, L. Brannigan, M. Davis, G. Mapp. Fifth row-T. Dominik, A, Yateshin, T. Mulroy, L, Stempin, M. Johnstone, W. Kossa. 11 ll Be-Bop Babies MISS LENAHAN 303 First row-A. Tuzinski, C. Caruso, A. Brennan, M. Meighan, R. Powell. Second row-C. Norkunas, D. Wilson, N. Davis, H. Blocker, R. Dydynski, J. Barnes. Third row-J. Reilly, B. Spaide, S. Capozzi, J. Peterson, A. DeIl'Aglio, R. Macko. Fourth row-B. Gudaitis, A. Wielgosz, M. Mich- ael, R. Karalus, A. Evans, C. Waters. Fifth row-J. McClure, L. Geiger, D. Hoyle, M. Litwak, G. Williams, J. Butco. MISS MOYER 209 First row-T. Regan, J. Valentukonis, R. Motz, J. Klein, T. Sinavage, J. Masi. Second row-P. Peters, M. Casterline, L. Cole, A. Ritza, J. Pachick, S. Oberdorf. Third row-S. Rossi, K. Murphy, B. Armbruster, V. Godish, B. Horne, C. Riedlinger. Fourth row-E. Evans, M. Gainard, C. Demmeck, G. Baran, R. Shelley, J. Kirk. Fifth row--J. Emanski, T. Giovino, F. Yencharis, A. Esser, F. Buss, C. Meier. MR. STEINHAUER 410 First row-R. Zath, Jr., B. Hannon, E. Blecher, S. Gronski, M. Giampietro, J. Brunacci, Jr. Second row-J, Novick, J. Thiele, K. Sholtis, M. Gandy, B. Brelick, P. Frank. Third row-R. Payne, J. Kumiega, D. Price, J. Ostroski, J. Handzo, P. Zakarauskas. Fourth row-C. Brennan, C. Biscontini, L. DeCinti, M. Burns, G. Kivler, M. Jones. Fifth row--B. Coopey, J. Kubicki. EIGHTH GRADE The Jokers MISS BAUR 207 First row-C. Koprowski, C. Viglone, C. Yuska, J. Horan, H. Butry, R. Migatulski. Second row-M, McNulty, A. Kendra, W. McCloe, R. Nowakowski, T. Bevan, W. Gribble. Third row-R. Nesta, J. Harris, A. McCloe, F. Lavin, E. Romanowski, J. Drevenik. Fourth row-L. Garrison, C. Laboda, N. Moran, R. Swalina, J. Nekrasz. Fifth row-D. Miller, R. Dalessandro, R. Partilla, E. Finn, T. Jannuzzi. MRS. GRAY 206 First rowvC. Gavis, S. Reese, P. Montague, S. Markowski, E. Tabit, D. Hilburt, C. Curry. Second row-M. Corbett, R. Falemsky, D. Rebo, P. George, D. McCarty, W. Lloyd, R. Lugiano. Third row-D. Hill, P. Ford, S. Howell, R. Bosher, R. Whitt, R. Litzenberger. Fourth row-A. Grohowski, R. Draht, L. Ramanau- skas, D. Eckel, R, Flora, R. Reel. Fifth row-A. Bernesky, J. Talacka, K. Stewart, J. Michael, D. Opet, K. Pealer. MRS. HILBURT 213 First row-J. Dydynski, B. Barone, R. May, H. Pucylowski, D. Ceccoli. Second row-D. Hill, M. Harlan, L. Natishan, J. Yuska, J. Scutch, J. Wallace. Third row-J. Kostrab, J. Ancavage, G. Wilson, J. Richards, M. Friedman, R. Kirkutis. Fourth row-J. Challis, J. Bolis, S. Sudol, W. Kru- pinski, J. Nesbitt, B. Derr. Fifth row-J. Williams, J. Williams, S. Mehm, S. O'DonneIl, J. B .Williams, T. Hasaka. Sixth row-S. Oeller, P. Banks, A. Meier, J. Grendzinski, Jr., J. Stroble, R. Blaine. MISS HUGHES 114 First row-J. Korey, .J Whitecavage, P. Davis, M. A. Valentukonis, R. Van Buskirk, R. Griblole. Second row-D. Faison, J. Stafifa, M. Bonomo, C. Miller, J. DeCinti, J. Wynder. Third row-L. Catina, M. Lieberman, K. Fabbrini, T. Evanchik, M. Halaychick, D. Jones. Fourth roweR. Macri, T. Carlin, E. Vilensky, B. Poland, E. Ulrich, J. Long. Fifth row-T. Williams, D. Fiorucci, B. Gorski, M. Blasi, R. Martine, R. Bayer. MISS LERSCH 204 First row-P. Calo, E. Kishick, H. Fuller, S. Ost- rowski, N. Hullihen, J. Passeri. Second row-D, Horowitz, K. Evans, P. Miller, K. Drugan, D. Waltos, E. Zeney. Third row--M. George, L. Millen, I. Nackley, N. Williams, A. Marinelli, B. Granick. Fourth row-J. Skiptunas, R. Hughes, D. Price, J. Keyes, E. Roberts. Fifth row-A. Weber, L. Lowe, J. Ermish, Jr.. L. McTague, S. McCloe. SEVENTH BRAKE MISS WATTERS 216 First row-B. Dante, J. Kovaleski, S. McMullen, A. Fuller, B. Wysocki, C. Cronauer, J. Lombardo. Second row-A. Savitsky, M. E. Davis, A. Brislin, C. Whitt, A. Bitonti, L. Kershner, R. Seidel. Third row-H. Dunkle, S. Rapachinski, K. Jones, B. Mishikitis, J. Amato, G. Kozup. Fourth row-C. Lynn, P. Romiski, E. Tarutis, G. Bellas, T. Sarnoski, H. Kepp. Fifth row--C. A. George, B. Albrecht, J. Basso, C. Gagliardi, J. Pelchar, C. Sliwinski. Peanuts MISS ADELSON 113 First row-L. Sobon, M. Brice, A. Neuman, R. Gugliotti, J. Crossin, R. Price, W. Hrynkiw. Second row-A. Jones, G. Vodzak, D. Whitt, J. Pius, T. Yinger, J. Goden, F. Leck. Third row4M. Avena, G. Serhan, C. Kurne, R. Sokoloski, B. Madga. Fourth row-E. Hirner, S. Ridinger, V. Crawford, J. Banks, B. Colo. Fifth row-D. Witkavage, N. Pointek, R. Dvorsky, G. Klein, R. Morris, G. Jones. Sixth rowYF. Novick, P. Graham, R. Mergo, C. Wasilefski, L. Blaine. MISS BRISLIN 116 First row-R. Drobish, M. Pikas, S. Findora, D. Macri, R. Nekrasz, S. Elgonitis. Second row-M. Pilcavage, C. Williams, J. Wren. R. Williams, J. Boylan. Third row-L. Guttuso, A. Barberio, M. Yenchik, M. Morrissey, P. McDermott, J. Thiele. Fourth row-M. Honeywell, J. Redensky, J. Kuss, R. Nied, J. Stefanowicz. Fifth row-R. Bly, P. Yakubaskas, D. Dressler, R. Klosko, J. Habib, J. Snyder. Sixth row-C. Stich, L. Nagle, R. Bennick, T. Rowe, J. Daywood, M. Dombroski. MISS DIERKES 112 First row-R. Mainolfi, N. Boston, R. Stankiewicz, C. Tubick, P. Cooper, C, Holzman. Second row-D. Zinga, C, Kingeter, S. Pohutski, D. Nesbitt, C. Chere, L. Gibbon, M. Nestorick. Third row-P. Borsuk, C. A. Albrecht, G. Gudaitis, D. Harris, W. Azin, M. Davis. Fourth row-C. Malacarne, S. Simon, M. Tesar, J. Slauzis, C. Norton, L. Lamooney. Fifth row-S. Chimka, D. Zavitsky, M. Drevenak, N. Slease, J. Snyder, W. Johnson. Sixth row-T. Fried, M. Cohen, S. Haliszik, E. Stankiewicz, Z. Koshinski, J. Roberts. MRS. W. JONES 202 First rowfB. Shovlin, J. Comitz, S. Kurkoski, F. Tuzinski, B. Wivell, R. Pascolini, R. Rowlands. Second row-D. Polifka, M. Polny, C. Wolfe, F. Powell, D. Hargrave, J. Wynn, P, Askew. Third row-M. Boyer, R. Solomon, B. Catrino, T. Nardone, T. Lyons, H. Bradford. Fourth row-L. Rogers, P. Bauman, F. French, J. Hayes, C. Evanick, E. Jackson. Fifth row-C. Severn, F. Krupinski, C. Jacobs, R. Williams, J. Krebs, A. Stivers. MR. W. JONES 215 First row-.l, Kovaleski, L. Konetski, M. Glasson, F. Oliveri, R. Allabaugh, M. Rodda. Second row-F. Radsewitz, L. Perez, S. Smith, P. Ciavarella, A. Donaldson, V. Aleo. Third row-C. Jones, E. Bellezza, D. Babuscak, R. Connor, J. Honeywell, R. Andrews, Fourth row-E, Jackiel, B, Chimko, M. Steinberg, R. A. Jones, T. Clark, G. Ford. Fifth row-J. Saletin, C. Askew, H. Wade, C. Hall. MISS MQKEON 211 First row-G. Ebert, M. Ross, M, Zalora, J. Ku- bicki, C. Pinkowski, J. Tuzinski, O. Passeri. Second row-C. Casterline, A. Mezanko, K. Parry, F. Mrozowski, J. Gandy, S. Kolenda. Third row-J. Marcincavage, P. Cieniewicz, K. Young, B, Riley, B. Daniel, E. Kambies. Fourth row-D. Pangonis, G. Jones, M. Mason, E. Shiner, F. Markowski, C. Derhammer. Fifth row-V. Artmont, P. Graham, J. Zatazekas. B, Hogan, W. Farley, D. Morrow. Once A Week Date 35 G. A. R. .Alurnni Loyal Alumni members enioy their refreshments R, Chesney, M. Koury, R. Jones, and S. Zaremba look over the door prizes R. Chesney announces door prize winners First row-M. Cole, Nl. Koury, A. Jones, B. Challis Second row-G. Elias, T. Moules, R. Zaremba, F. Melnich. Third row-R. Jones, F. Kubicki. A. Jones, F. Kubicki, and President Craig Peters check door prizes i A diversion from ticket taking ,Q i in mln. Q , W3 r 1 si ,gk we Q. A . 5 y aaa? Sk D l it ik st sws1.T.ss 1y The refreshment committee T. Kocyan, F. Nlelnich, R. Zaremba, T. Moules, Nl. Cole, B. Challis The Senior Class wants to thank publicly the GAR Alumni Association for all the wonderful things they have done tor us this year. To name a few, they sponsored an athletic banquet, at which time sweaters were awarded to the senior boys and girls who have earned a letter in some sport, they awarded titty dollars a piece to the outstanding senior girl and boy, and they entertained the whole class on class day. Certainly no school ever had a better alumni association, and we the seniors, look forward to the day when we will be proud to call ourselves members of that organiza- tion. . f 152 . 5 ? fit 3 iii X, 'Q A5 f 1 X 'A U T i Z f 2 5, 1 :H 1 'ms' . . V K 1 , ' g ' -12 1' .5 MAJ' L1 A i JA id nf ki Q , - - 'V ze 5 f V 1 A if fa L - Dil 1 Q JL! E 1 'K 6' if L! J iv k R Z M, I 'fa 'S 'K ,fu E ff ff' Q ' rms J ff CARCHODRVJ GQR. BAND 5 W HGH sauna, Wmfvc. Manuals 3 8515 Otwcu. 5 w 9 2 5 i i . Y. JN V fig: 5 iA9Vf: 5 5 5 YPAMAUC aub .lf Q' 'X XV. Q ,QNX - .rs-. Egan.. , ....,,,,,2 ,1 I 2 SY if ids., L Activities Student Council HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES AND ASSOCIATES First row-R. Hankey, C. Wasilefski, R. Bosher, R. Macri, J. Brunacci T. Carlin, J. Scutch, J. Kubicki, J. Habib, J. Boylan, J. Comitz. Second row-A. Kendra. K. Drugan, E. Jackiel, C. Norkunas, D. Ku meiga, I. Nackley, R Solomon, B. Flowers, A. Ritza, B. Lipka, A Brennan, B. Nareski, G. Stook. Third row-P. Holmes, J. Hill, A. Gagliardi, H. Decker, J. Challis 1 H. M. Dyke, C. Macierowski, C. Prete, N ,Smith, B. J. Serhan, D. Babuscak, P. Borsuk. Fourth row-J. Pelchar, C. Gagliardi, P. Graman, P. Flannery, C. Ken- dra, M. Sliwinski, J. Krull, J. Murphy, P. Graham, S. Howell, C. Vaver. Fifth row-R, Partilla, V. Waskell, J. O'Brien, D. Challis, P. Petrillo, W. Dorko, J. Rowlands, A. Macko, M. Burns, T. Zelinske, N. Slease. Sixth row-A. Wilkie, F. Egidio, S. Mulvey, T. Campisano, R. Evans, M. Alper, Z. Roebuck, J. Garrison, A. Esser, A. Mancini. Composed of all the homeroom representatives and their associates, the student council expresses the voice of the students . The aim of the organization is to teach the ideals of good citizenship, to discuss current school problems, and to suggest and carry out improvements. This year, a committee was appointed to promote safety in the school. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS P. Holmes, Secretary J. Garrison, President STUDENT HANDBOOK COMMITTEE Seated-J. Challis, H. M. Dyke, P. Flannery, C. Kendra, A. Kendra, A. Gagliardi, A. Ritza. Standing+Mr. R. Jones, advisor, J. Habib, V. Waskell, J. Garrison, Z. Roebuck, F. Egidio, J, Rowlands, J. O'Brien, J. Arnato, D. Challis, W. Dorko. This year, as part of the work of the Student Council, plans were formulated for the publishing of a student handbook. The successful conclusion of this proiect will be the result of the prodigious efforts of Mr. Robert Jones and his committee. The book, which will be distributed to all pupils and faculty members in Septem- ber, will contain information on G.A.R. activities and many interesting facts re- garding our school. 38 if L. Secretaries and Bank Cashiers HOMEROOM SECRETARIES First row-C. Jones, J. Yuska, J. Kumiega, R. Motz, R. Sokoloski, R. Davis' A- Mezankof G' Gudalllsf M' A- Valenlukonls' Third row-C. Sparks, T. Bernesky, V. Gianuzzi, W. Stets, Second row-N. Moran, R. Diamonds, L. Nestorick, S. Barone, D. Hill, P. Orelik, J. Redensky, R. Kornfield, S. Jones, D. Desmond. Ellisen, L. DeCinti, D. Wasilefski, P. Charles, J. Drevenak. HOMEROOM SECRETARIES The iob of the homeroom secretaries is to take notes at all homeroom meetings. These notes are given to the homeroom representatives for discussion at the next Student Council meeting. This is a very important function, as it represents all the students' views and opinions. Y BANK CASHIERS First row--J. Marcincavage, J. Klein, B. Catrino, D. Suda, P. Montague, C. Williams, M. Bonomo, M. Brice, J. Kovaleski, D. Harris, M. Morris- sey, R. Zath, R. May. Second row-N. Davis, J. Bertosh, E. Hirner, M. Steinberg, C. Zambetti, J. M. Petrillo, P Rossi, S. Rapchinski, K. Evans, D. Hill, R. Ostrowski, P. Chipeleski, C. Miller. Third row-J. Skiptunis, T. Bonk, D. Washington, M, Martin, T. Polny B. Davis, T. Cole, A. Dell'Aglio, G. Ford, L. Garrison, M. Gainard. Fourth row-M. Simpson, E. Ritza, S. Davis, K. Oravic, C. Severn, R Boyer, C. Henry, E. Houston, J. Hill, J. Saporito, B. Johnson. Fifth row--B. Walters, C. Foy, A. Cole, R. Gomba, A. Rinko, P, Henry L. Greenberg, G. Casterline, B. Dougherty, Z. Koshinski, G. Kozup BANK CASHIERS Helping G.A.R. Students to save for a rainy day is a service performed by the bank cashiers. The cashiers and their assistants are elected by each homeroom to assist in the G.A.R. Savings Program. 39 J. Sod, C. HQDQT Scpciety PERMANENT MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row-B. Paolinelli, J. Hando, F. Gallagher, P. Perschau, H. Zalora, Second row-R. Evans, R. McNelis, J. Garrison, R. Dyanick, C. Severn, M. Krackenfels, C. Urban, H. Ptashinski, E. Aaron, M. Jasonis. J. Hosage, S. Weinstock, M. Habib, W. Dorko, R. Dydynski. HONOR SOCIETY These seniors are G.A.R.'s cream of the crop . During their last three years of high school, they have achieved an average of eighty points per interval which qualifies them for permanent membership in the National Honor Society. ACCEPTED MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row-J. McCloe, A. Hando, S. C. Leibrnan, P. Rossi, M. F. Barone, Alper, J. Swcbcda, L. Waskell, J. Miller, J. Young. -I' A- Hllbunf V- Sadowskif -l' Hill' H' Decker' A' Gagllardl' Third row-A. Albrecht, C. Sparks, D. Challis, M. Chiavacci, R. Gomba Second row-A, M. Murphy, L. Schwartz, S. Davis, M. Hammond, J. A. Cole, J. May, D. Meinster, T. Hrynkiw. ACCEPTED MEMBERS The accepted members of the National Honor Society are members of the eleventh grade who thus far in their high school careers have gained a total of three hundred and twenty points. Keep up the good marks, now! 40 Ushers USHERS M. Chiavacci, J, Swoboda, A. M. Murphy, J. Alper R Gomba M First row-H Ptashinski J McCloe A Hando S C Leiloman P Rossi. Kreckenfels' . . M F Barone J A Hifbuh V Saaowski J 'Hin Decker' Gag- Third row-G. Martin, C. Jasonis,- J. Luglano, .J Yourishen R Klimek Mardi' J Yoljng' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' J. Ewasko, L. Zampetti, D, Challis, J. May, D. Meinster A Cole ' ' ' Fourth row-A. Albrecht, C. Sparks, C. Foy, T. Hrynkiw F Nesgoda Second row-J. Miller, L. Schwartz, S. Davis, M. Hammond, L. Waskell, A. Maiikas, M. Alper, J. Tanesky, C. Severn. USHERS Collecting tickets, distributing programs, and seating are the responsibilities ot the ushers. These people are selected by Mr. Gordon Highriter because of their high scholastic standing. G.A.R.'s social functions would certainly never be the same without them. Mr. G. Highriter, Adviser Head Ushers - H. Ptashinski, C. Severn, M. Krackenfels. Al Hall and Cafeteria Patrols HALL PATROL First row-B. Rubin, D. Hill, M. Harlan, M, Grohowski, E. Tarutfs, V. Sadowski, J. M. Petrillo, C, Vaver, S. C. Leibman, M. Meighan, P. Brice, B. Flowers, M. L. Pugliese, R. Davis, C. Meighan, A. Kendra, G. Gronski. Second row-J. Platsky, J. Karchin, C. Morrissey, M. Martin, S. Wachs, B. Desmond, N. Nekrasz, J. Gibbon, K. Davis, A. Davies, A, Ritza, L. Kaplan, M. Hughes, J. Mayer, P. Rossi, C. Rhines. Third rowAN. Smith, C. Tuzinski, R. Boyer, L. Nestorick, J. A. Walter, J. Young, A. Wren, E. J. Cross, J. Hill, J. Hill, S. Rossi, G. Kingeter, H. Decker, M. F. Barone J. A. Hilburt. Fourth row-D. Morton, H. M. Dyke, M. Allen, E. Ritza, J. Aigeldinger, J. Altman, P. Wampole, M. Strobel, J. Gainard, E. Stark, C. Macierow- ski, J. Capozzi, M. Jones, S. Davies. Fifth row-M. Scutch, A. Gagliardi, J. Alper, A. M. Murphy, J. Swoboda, S. Davis, P. Holmes, C. Bauman, E. Evans, B. Smith, T. Bonk, P. Perschau, F. Gallagher, A. L. Mark. Sixth row-N. Bekampis, T. Barone, L. DeCinti, M. A, Zionce, R. Carr, S. Leibman, M. Hauer, M. Davis, E, Waskell, L. Musial, R, Gomba, A. Cole, C, Berditus, B. Koshinski, M. Deeb. HALL PATROL These pleasant-faced misses, who are found in GAR's halls during the exchange of classes, comprise our very efficient Hall Patrol. Chosen on the basis of person- ality and disposition, they perform the difficult task of keeping order in the halls and speeding the students to class, on the double. CAFETERIA PATROL First row-W. McCloe, E. Bellezza, E. Jackiel, B. J. Serhan A. Brennan, D. Suda, G. Vodzak, D. Hill, D. Ceccoli, B. Barone, C Yuska, C. Viglone, J. Kovaleski, J. Vovaleski, N. Hullihen, L. Sobon S. Findora, J. Comitz. Second row-L. Rogers, S. Howell, D. Hill, J. Kuss, M. Cotten, J Challis, P. Orelik, C. Eyerman, E. Yarrish, M. Jasonis, D. Kumiega J. Whitecavage, P. Chipeleski, R Nesta, L. Garrison, I. Nackley. Third row-N. Davis, P. Fadusko, J. A. Mason, R. Diamonds, J. Bertosh President, M. J. Clemente, C. H. Zametti, M. Sovack, P. Zakarauskas, E. Paul, J. Thiele, G. Ford, A. Bernesky, N. Pointek. Fourth row-L. Achey, S. Mehm, R. Bennick, A. Berzinski, B. Siecko C. Sheridan, J. Peterson, R. Dvorsky, M. Lipka, H. Ptashinski, C Kendra, C. Laboda, J. Skiptunas. Fifth row-R. Karalus, P. Flannery, S. A. Deeb, J. Young, E. Ritza E. Aaron, P, Charles, C. Dernmeck, D. Miller, K. Oravic, M. Ridinger J. Miller, A. Gagliardi, J. Walter, M. Scutch. Sixth row-R. Partilla, D. Petchuk, A. Meier, A. Cole, A. Rinko, M Chavacci, N. Krackenfels, S. Oeller, C. Ellisen, K. Eyet, L. Schwartz G. Jacobson, M. A. Hahn, D. Washington. CAFETERIA PATROL The girls on the Cafeteria Patrol have the difficult task of keeping GAR's wander- ers on the first floor during the lunch period. Congratulations on a iob well done, girls! 42 Chapel Librarians SENIOR CHAPEL LIBRARIANS First row-T. Fuller, E. Yarrish, L. Wysocki, B. Armbruster, J. Bertosh, C. Stewart, H. Roth, R. Pohutski, C. Bauman, R. Stelmack, J. Mayer. C. Zambetti, H. Hawley, R. Murphy, B. Desmond, J, Saporito, C. Prete. Third row-E. Sobeck, D. Gillis, P. Wampole, M. Strobel, M. Chiavacci Second row-C. Macri, E. Longfoot, C. Urban, A. Endler, C. Sheridan, S. Leibman, L. Musial, R. Gomba, C. Ellisen, C. Berditus. SENIOR CHAPEL LIBRARIANS Whenever the slides are not available for chapel, it is the job of these girls to distribute the chapel books. Thus, they are indirectly responsible for the fine singing at chapel exercises. JUNIOR CHAPEL LIBRARIANS First row-F. Tuzinski, D. Jones, W. Hrynkiw, C, Pinkowski, D. Faison, V. Richards, J. Snyder, R. Bosher, R. Sokoloski, D. Macri, L. Konetski, E. Tabit. Third row-M. Ronald, J. Yuska, S. Rapchinski, D. Dressler, P. Za- Second row-W. Kane, C. Chere, A. George, B. Wivell, R. Stuchkus, karauskas, S. Oberdorf, T. Clark, B. Albrecht. JUNIOR CHAPEL LIBRARIANS Every Tuesday the chapel librarians in iunior high school perform the same duties as the senior chapel librarians. 43 l These young women, through their participation in the Y-Teens, are striving to realize in their daily lives the ideals of personal and social living to which they are committed by their Christian faith. SENIOR Y-TEENS OFFICERS Seated-S. Jones CMembership Chairmanj, P. Charles lI.C.C.J, Mrs. G. Hilburt QAdviserJ, E. Ritza CPresidentj, S. A. Deeb Cfreasurerj. Standing-V. Sadowski CSecretaryJ, R Pohutski CProgram Chair- manj, C. Bona CAssistant Secretaryl, P. Rossi CVice-Presidentj. JUNIOR Y-TEENS OFFICERS SearedYJ. M. Petrillo fl.C.C.J, C. Zamb:-tti Ureasureri, M. Deeb fPresidentl, C. Macierovvski fProgram Chairmanb, J. Gibbon lMembership Chairmanl. Standing-A. Ritza Nice-Presidentl, K. Davfs CSecretaryJ. Y-Teens Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Key Club KEY CLUB LUNCHEON MEETING In rear--Mr, C. Hensley, Mr. V. Baiz, Attorney A. Third row-J. Garrison, J. Hosage, D. Kowaleski, R. Silverblatt, speaker, M. Habib, Mr. E. Cobleigh. McNelis, R. Dydynski, L. Greenebrg, S. Weinstock, First row-T. Hrynkiw, J. Pisano, R. Stiger, C. Sparks. M4 Kopeff Coughlln- Second row-F. Egiclio, J. Rowlands, D. Joseph, J. Fourth row-J. O'Brien, A, Aston, Meyers, D. Challis, Bedwick, S. Bonomo. R. Smith, Meyers, J. May, T. Campisano, W. Dorko, KEY CLUB The Key Club members at G.A.R. can be proud to be part of such a superior national organization. Among their aims are: to develop iniative and leadership, to provide exper- ience in living and working together, to serve school and community, to co-operate with school principal, and to pre- pare tor useful citizenship. Key Club Officers- L, Greenberg, MRA E- COB'-EIGH M. Habib, President, W. Dorko, G. Alb . Adviser err Blue and G-ray BLUE AND GRAY Perschau, F. Gallagher, A. L. Mark, J. Kubicki, T, Bonk, B, Kosltinski. First row-J. Viglone, M. A. Champi, M. Swetlitz, S. Jones, S. Gonda, Fourth row-J. Alper, M. Hammond, J, Herron, P. Flannery, J. Gainard B. Flowers, E. Yarrish, M. Jasonis, P Orelik, P. Rossi, M. F. Barone, E. Sobeck, P. Wampole, M. Strobel, N. Krackenfels, M. A. Zionce, D J. Gibbon. Petchuk, G. Kochanski. Second row!B. Rubin, J, Platsky, J. Fadusko, J. Hilburt, R. Murphy, Fifth row-C. Ellisen, D. Minnich, A. Biscontini, D. Challis, J. Hosage G. Gronski, M. Martin, C. Frantz, D. Thieman, C. Morrissey, D. Lynch. J. Garrison, T. Finnegan, L. Ostrowski, S. Livingstone, C. Sparks, M Third row-A. Wren, R. Walsh, L. Kaplan, S. Davis, P. Holmes, P. Alper. BLUE AND GRAY Our school newspaper, the Blue and Gray, is published fifteen times a year by our own students. It contains everything from exciting sports highlights to iuicy gossip and is a great asset to G.A.R. MR. G. SCHAPPERT P. FLANNERY and J. GAINARD Advisor Co-editors JUNIOR JOURNALISTS First row-B. Brelick, J. Drevenak, D, M. Ceccoli, P. A. Montague, M. Grohowski, E. Tarutis, A. Savitsky, D, Hill, J. Kostrab, M, Harlan, L. A, Natishan. Second row-E. Romanowski, T. Jannuzzi, M. Davis, E. Waskell, R. Partilla, M. Gainard, S. Rossi, C. Demmeck, J. Handzo, K. Murphy, L. Garrison. JUNIOR JOURNALISTS l The Junior Journalists are members ot the Junior High who write the Jr. High- lights for the Blue 81 Gray. This experience is a valu- able aid when they become full fledged members of the staft. Miss Sabina E. Dierkes is their advisor. G-archive GARCHIVE STAFF First row-E. Aaron, C. Kendra, C. Corbett, J, Darby, C, Meighan, P. Rossi, M. F. Barone, J. Hilburt, J. Balutis, Second row-J, Platsky, J. Gibbon, K, Oravic, H. Decker, A. Gagliardi, J. Alper, J. Miller, J. Young, N. Krackenfels, M. Krackenfels. Third row-J. Petchuck, M. Lipka, H. Zalora, D. Sudol, G. Jacobson, M. Deeb, T, Bonk, A. M. Murphy, J. Swoboda. Fourth row-N. Bekampis, M. Bernsky, C. Gustainus, M. Alper. Hovey, D. Petchuk, C. Berditus, R. Hrynkiw, M. Alper. Fifth row-R. Dyanick, J. O'Brien, W. Dorko, S. Weinstock, L. Green berg, J. Pisano, J. Tredinnick, R. Stiger, T. Hrynkiw. S, Weinstocl-4, M. Krackenfels, G. Flora, Mr. V. Baiz, M. Alper. E, Aaron, J. Balutis, R. Stiger, J. Pisano, J. O'Brien Rock'n Roll Is Here to Stay Seated--M. Krackentels, Editor-in-chief, Standing-Nl. Bernesky, Art, VV. Dorko, Business, G. Jacobson, Typing, C. Kendra, Pictures, R. Mc- Nelis, Sports, R. Dyanick, Layout. ? I Wanna Be Teacher's Pet GARCHIVE in the future. It is through the eftorts of these industrious people, that we are able to publish our Garchive They and their most efficient advisors, Miss Mary Mulhern and Miss Christina Moyer, have worked hard in their airn to produce a yearbook which will appeal to everyone, today, tornorrovv and .Art Groups N. Bekampis, H. Roth, K. Eyet, A. Biscontini, S. Leibman, J. Karchin. At the kiln-J. Darby. THE DECORATORS The exquisite Christmas decorations in GAR's main entrance hall are the work of Mrs. Ruth Wetzel and the Decorators. Their efforts help great- ly to increase the Christmas spirit at GAR during the holiday season. :E 5 .,.. . ...,.: 5.5. zzz E :::, srzz CERAMIC CLUB The Ceramic Club not only provides for an enioyable hobby, but also is educational. Under the capable in- struction of Miss Emily Hourigan, the students are taught the fine art of making ornamental and decora- tive pieces, figurines, and many other beautiful pieces. Members are talented art students from the eleventh and twelfth grades. First row-M. Giampetro, M. Haydt, B. Estock, M. Scutch, J. Altman, J. Lugiano. Second row-R, Evans, S. Bonomo, T. Campisano, E. Dudley, V. Sadowski. Standing: W. Reh, C. Polny, J. Kilgallon, D. Petchuk. 48 Library Club LIBRARY CLUB One of the most important service clubs in GAR is the Library Club. Reading shelves, shelving and repairing books, and assisting students in the library are but a tew of the services which these energetic people per- form. Our Librarian, Mrs. Dorothy Hays, an her capablea sistants merit our thank . M J l f J' I Mrs. D. Hays, L. Nestorick, D. Challis. Lower: Making good use of the library. LIBRARY CLUB First row-P. Davis, P. Brice, B. Barone, D. Ccccoli, M. Charripi, D. Hill, M. F. Barone, P. Rossi, J. Mayer, M. Jasonis, M. Cohen, V. Sadowslci, J. Whitecavagc, S. Gronski, D. Faison. Second row G. Jones, B. Brelick, M. Grohowski, A. Dell'Aqlio. J. Drevenak, R. Ostrowski, B. Altman, K. Davis, B. Rubin, H. M. Dylfe, D. Morton, L. Nestoriclc, R. Boyer. Third row-K. Young, A. Kendra, B. Smith, C. Dcmnteclc, B. Estock, K. Murphy, J. Handzo, S. Williams, S. Rossi, M. Gainard, J. Alper, J. Young, H. Zalora. Fourth row--C. Macierowski, E. Aaron, P. Perschau, F. Gallagher, S. A. Deeb, C. Corbett, D. Sudol. G. Jacobson, A. M. Murphy, J. Swo- boda, J. Gainard, M. Krackentels, L. Waskell. Fifth row C. Ellisen, M. Strobel, K. Hovey, C. Gustainus, E. Waslcell, M. Chiavacci, R. Gomba, D. Challis, M. Alper, C. Sparks, J. Dewitt. gp LJ gd , ifutljfw juan Upper: Officers an Advisor L Greenberg, . Hanclo, LETTERMEN The distinction of wearing the GAR Shield is an honor which these hard working boys have earned through their participa- tion in school athletics. They also excel in many other phases of high school life. LETTERMEN First row-G, Casterline, E. McDermott, J. Kemmerer, T. Sadowski, D. Challis, W. Dorko, T. Finnegan, J. Krull. Second row-J. Mulvey, L. Greenberg, G. Lukas, J. Rowlands, G. Albert, V. Gianuzzi, S. Livingstone. Third row-B. Smith, A. Draht, J. Reno, W. Stets, F. Klein, J. DeBiasi, J. Hosage. Fourth row-R. Casey, A. Steinberg, R. Parker, S. Jablowski, M. Huntzinger, F. Egidio, C. Sparks, A. Grande. STAGE CREW This hand-picked, closely-knit group is responsible for the co- ordination of lights, props, etc. They do a bang-up iob when- ever any school sponsored show is produced. . . Congratulations, boys! STAGE CREW First row-R. Talacka, R. Berditus, J. Mul- vey, W. Kossa, F. Yencharis. Second row-N. Fedak, J. Tredinnick, C. Sparks, Z. Roebuck, R. Fugok, A. Albrecht BLUE and GRAY PRINTERS Without the services ot these young men, we wouldn't have our school newspaper. Under the careful supervision of Mr. Romig, they are responsible for printing the Blue and Gray, a bi-weekly periodical. BLUE and GRAY PRINTERS First row-F. Reglnsky, N.Fedak, G.MagCla, A. Martin, J, Jones, T. Koriopka, R. Mc- Ginley. Music SENIOR ORCHESTRA First row-A. Collins, J. McCloe, J. Alper, J. Fadusko, P. Brice, A. Waskell, R. Hrynkiw, J. Tredinnick, J. Fiore,J Hosage, WYYWEI B4 Nlelanliof K- lVlUfPlTYf K' Dfwlsf l-' Nesloflcll- Third row-S. Weinstock, C. Bartlett, D. Jones, E. Waskell, P. Perschau, Second row---G. Flora, J. Handel, Nl. Mariclt, D. Sudol, J. Swoboda, V. Smith, T. Hrynkiw, D. Meinster, P. Whitkavage, R. Ayre, instructor. SENIOR ORCHESTRA At all of G.A.R.'s social functions, the first-class musicians in the Senior Orchestra can be counted on to provide really beautiful music. The orchestra which is di- rected by Mr. Ayre also plays for senior chapel and, of course, for graduation. MR. R. AYRE JUNIOR ORCHESTRA First row-A. Mezanlco, J. Whitecavage, R. Zath, R. Peters, D. Hilburt, K. Parry. Second row4W. Crowder, Instructor, T. Evanchik, S. Markowski, R. Bayer, K. Davis, E, Shiner, E. Rowanowski, T. Carlin. Third row-V. Artmont, J. Skiptunis, J. Handel, P. Graham, B. Ahman, K. Murphy. Fourth row-G. Flora, J. Gumienny, R. Partilla, F. Esser, J. Reilly. JUNIOR ORCHESTRA The Junior Orchestra, directed by Mr. William Crowder, supplies iunior high MRAW-CROWDER school with musical accompaniment for its chapel exercises and social affairs. Its members are to be commended for their excellent work. 5l JMELILSZLC r 3 ..s,,...,. , . . .f A ,M SENIOR BAND First row-S. Weinstock, P. Herron, R. Dyanick, J. Walter, A. Cole, C Kendra, J. Rinko, W Cerski, P. Charles, L. Schartz, J. Alper, W. Trayham D. Meier, J. Ferro, G. Roux, R. McNelis, P. Henry. Second row-M. Habib, J. Hosage, J. Garrison, V. Sm'th, D. Meinster, W. Dougert, D. Jones, J. May, W. Bilski, J. Gurnienny, A. Krysicki, F Catino, D. Kowaleski, J. Morgan, T. Zelinslce, M. Halachick. Third row--Mr. Ayre, J. Morgan, J. Galnard, J. Migatulski, E. Lee T. Kauffman, D. Hoyle, B. Baur, L. Walters, D. Eckel, M. Blasi, G. Flora, J Shiner, G. Baran, R. Macri, R. Peters, M. Lieberman. Fourth row-C. Casey, J. Tredinnick, C. Foy, J. Fiore, J. Reilly, J. Luglano, R. Stuchkus, W. Roberts, D. Fiorucci, K. Pealer, B. Gorski, D. Opet, J. Long, E. Kambies, J. Koury, T. Carlin. Fifth row-J. Shergalis, R. Bayer, J. Wynder, S. Markowski, P. Kachfnski, J. Whitecavage, R. Lugiano, R. Tuzinski, D. Faison, D. Mcffariy, R. Macko, D. Hilburt, D. Jones, T. Evanchick, R. E. Lee, R. Zath, D. Mello. J. Statfa, R. Martino. G.A.R. BANDS Every person at G. A. R. is iustitiably proud of our terrific, superb, sensational band, and is equally fond ot its director, the dynamic Dick Ayre. Mr. Ayre and his fine musicians are to be commended for the hard work they put forth to make our band the best in the Valley . Each year's graduation creates many vacancies in our Senior Band. These places are filled by members of the Junior Band who are trained specifically for this purpose by Mr. Ayre. JUNIOR BAND First rovv-R. Gribble, R. Van Buskirk, D Jones, P. Davis, J. Whitecavage, J.Wynder D. Hilburt. Second row-L. Carina, D. Faison, J. Korey M. Lieberman, J. DeCinti, T. Evanchick, J Statta. Third row-T. Carlin, R. Macri, K. Fab brini, J. Long, R. Bayer, M. Halaychik, S Markowski, R. Ayre. Fourth rovv--E. Karnbies, R. Martino, D McCarty, E. Ulrich, R. Reel, T. Williams, R Lugiano. Fifth row -B. Gorski, D. Fiorucci, D. Opet M. Blasi, K. Pealer, D. Eckel. r Garchoir and Brass Choir pertorm at the Luzerne County Courthouse The Garchoir, which is fast gaining popularity and wide recognition throughout the city, is composed of members ot the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. They and Mr. Ayre practice faithfully all during the year and always give an en- joyable program whenever and wherever they perform. MUSIC I Q .... . FESTIVAL GROUP l This group ot talented musicians are justly proud of the honor bestowed upon them. They are chosen from the chorus, band, and orchestra to repre- sent GAR in District and State Festivals. Seated-J. Alper, N. Atherholt, M. Martin, Standing- M. Habib, S. Weinstock, J. Ho P. Perschau, A, L. Mark, D. Sudal, A. Col- sage, D. Meinster, V. Smith, D. Jones, A lins, Wilkie, T. Hrynkiw, R. Evans, R. Hrynkiw 53 This 'N' That 54 SENIOR FINANCE COMMITTEE Money matters are always a problem, but luckily the Senior class of GAR has a very efficient finance committee to take care of most worries. This committee has been on its toes trying to raise money and to decide where it is to be spent to the best advan- tage. Congratulations on a job well done! Seated-S. A. Deeb, E. J. Cross, E. Ritza, C. Morrissey, C. Ellisen. Standing-A. Wilkie, P. Petrillo, A. L. Mark, P. Sheehan, R. Viglone, L. Greenberg. PATROL CAPTAINS Every organization has to have its bosses, and these very efficient-looking girls are the big-wheels on the hall and cafeteria pa- trols. lt is they who keep everything run- ning like clockwork wherever they are stationed. First row-J. Hankey, F. Gallagher, J. Bertosh, J. Gibbon, C. Morrissey, K. Davis. Second row-E. Waskell, C. Ellisen, L. Waskell, J.Altman, R. Partilla. BANKING HEADS These three girls assume the responsibility ot managing the banking envelopes, check- ing the bank books, and seeing. that the money reaches its proper destination. They can be counted on to be on duty every Mon- day morning. M. Simpson, P. Rossi, J. Bertosh. STUDENT TEACHERS GAR was privileged this year to have such a wonderful group of student teachers as- signed here. These young men and women, who are planning to enter some phase ot the teaching profession did their practice teaching during the second semester. We hope they liked their stay with us as much as we enjoyed having them. Seatedel? J. Bielinda, M. L. Onufer, J. P. Moss, M. Thomson, M. Hurley. Standing-J. Bendock, L. Patalonis, D. J. Henry. 1 if 5 , 7 Yr , Z if f : www-myzfi,h,.,,I, KW 1' Q E 9. is x fav L 4 U 1332115331 4 s F if ' Q Mr. Hensley and Mi. Baiz share a joke with a friend. Mr. Tope chats with Mrs. Rhines about Carol. PATRONS' DAY - NOVEMBER 12 On this occasion, our Teachers get an opportunity to clue the parents in on how their children are progressing in their studies. The parents can see samples of the kind of work we do. To round off an enioyable and en- lightening evening, the Dramatic Club presented a one-act suspense play, The Hunter . Mrs. Minetola admires the handiwork of her daughter with Mrs. Welker. Al Whitecavage's little brother is fascinated by Mr. Highriter. President J. Garrison takes charge at the podium. 56 K w Teen-Age Waltz GRENADIER GAMBOL NOVEMBER 27 The unforgetable T957 football sea- son was clirnaxeol by the Grenaclier Garnbol, held in the Girls' Gynn on Thanksgiving night. This dance is a yearly event sponsored by the Gar- chive StaFf To honor the Senior mem- bers of the football team and band. The highlight of the evening vvas The selection of Mr. Football and Miss Chrysanthemum. S. Levine, S. Weinstock, D. Wasilefski, W. Dorko, C. Kendra, A. Mancini Mr. Football and Miss Chrysanthemum - A. Steinberg and C. Kendra J. DeBiasi, S. Levine, A. DeCinti, D. I.ynch, S. Weinstock, S. Levine, Seated-Miss Cutler, Miss Moyer, Mrs. Hilburt, Mrs. Bartish, Mrs. Was- Nl- MGFLCLW, F4 Ciaio. ilewski, Mrs. Tope, Mrs. Sallitt, Miss Ford. Standing-Mr. Jones, Mr. Bartish, Mr. Wasilewski, Mr, Tope, Mr. Sallitt. 58 Y-TEENS AND KEY CLUB SKATING PARTY DECEMBER 5 Skating parties are becoming increas- ingly popular with GAR. students. From the looks of these pictures, those who attended this one really had a loall . Rollin' on wheels ,X Q Here's the gang . Come on, fellows! Please take our picture! The pause that refreshes. 59 CHRISTMAS TEA DECEMBER 'I0 The highlight ot the Christmas season was the annual tea sponsored by the Senior Girls' Club. The honored guests, the girls' mothers, were presented with white carnations. Helping to make the affair the huge success that it was, were the art, music, and home- making departments. Sugartime l Tis the season to be iollyf' Ho, ho, ho, who wouIdn't go? Don we now our gay apparel. Oh, Christmas Tree! 60 CHRISTMAS PLAY DECEMBER 'I7 This year, Mr. Will Maguire took a group of in- experienced iunior dramatic clulo members and turned them into accomplished actors and ac- tresses in lust one performance. G.A.R. un- doubtedly has some future Natalie Woods and Rock Huclsons. Behind the scenes with M. Maguire and Wilkie. P. Rossi, J. Pisano, S. Leibman, M. Ridinger, J. Macri, B, Owens V. Waskell, S, Davies, J. Altman, F. Ebert, T. Sadowski, C. Sparks Curtain Call 6 l FROST FROLIC JANUARY 16 The Frost Frolic might better be term- ed the Frantic Frolic , tor when ap- proximately three hundred teenagers get together and start rockin' and rollin' , that's what it looks like. Need- less to say, everyone had a cool time. Af the Hop. ALL STARS play Rock 'D' R0ll mUSlCH Miss Moyer, Larry, and Sid guard the moola. Will somebody please buy a ticket? Reelin' and Rockin' 62 When iT comes To drarnaTics, G. A. R. really seTs The pace for The oTher local high schools. This year's presen- Talion DRAMATIC CLUB PLAY FEBRUARY 12 DRESS REHEARSAL M. Habib, D. l-lilburT, J. Allman. J. Macri, P. Rossi, A. Wilkie, B. Sobeck, W. Trayman, G. Kingeter, J. Hosage, M. Ridinger, C. Sparks, S. Leibman. Willy plays T-man. Dee admires Mr. Barry's etchings. Palsy listens intently to Johnny. My One Sin - Counterfe-iTing! 63 . . . Mr. Barry's Etchings, was really a r'ioT , and a sheer srnasheroou. The excellenT acTing demonstrated by The casT can be accrediTed To The fine Training given Them by their direclor, Mr. Will Maguire. A Wonderful Time BreaThless SHAMROCK PROM MARCH 14 The Traditional Shamrock Prom in hon- or of good old St. PaTrick was a gala affair. All The couples in attendance had a marvelous Time dancing To The svveeTly sensational music of Jack Melton. Mr. Melton and Company per- formed The difficult Task of choosing The fairest colleen aT The loall. Magic Moments 1 Betsy and Al crown the Shamrock Queen Al's proud of his Colleen , Claire's wearing green 64 Mr. Ayre directs l. Hrynkiw, accompanist, and the Garchoir. HI-FI TIME MARCH I9 This year's Garchoir and Band Concert was really the greatest , The variety ot The numbers on the program, along vvith outstanding singing and playing under The able supervision ot Maestro Richard Ayre, gave the audience a per- formance worth remembering. Pre-concert warm up 1 57 Patsy Rossi seats early arrivals Lucy Waskell leads the way. N. Atherholt presents Garchoir gift to Maestro. Not '76 Trombonesu, but the greatest band ever. 65 'Qa u .3 vit. SCIENCE FAIR PARTICIPANTS chick, T. Bonk, M. Jones, B. J. George, D. Dyanick, C. Severn, N First row-C. Vaver, R, Davis, A, Ritza, A. Koury, J. Peterson, S. Sleasef M- Friedman- Williams, M. Grohowski, .B Barone, A. Mezanlmo, N. Hullihen, J. Fourth row- M. Gandy, K, Murphy, E. Waskell, T Merino, A, Meier Brunacci, R. Pascolini, J. Kubicki. S. Oeller, C. Berditus, J. Handel, J. Altman, R, Armbmster, R. Kir Second row-S. Rossi, N. Davis, A. Davies, E. Paul, C, Norkunas, J, lwtis. Zinga, J. Thiele, J. Branigan, D. Kumiega, J, Platslcy, L. Cole. Fitth row-L, Brannigan, R. Kosek, A. Esser. J, Yencharis, J. Tanesky Third row-G. Gordon, F. Jackloski, J. Handzo, M. Davis, E. Dan- F. Buss, J. Strobel, R, Williams, J, Williams, D. Simakaski. Science Fair-J. M. Coughlin H. S. Fred Esser-W First Prize Winner of SCIENCE FAIR April 2 This was the second year that the Wilkes-Barre City schools have had a science fair, and the first time that the three high schools had a combined one. A very suc- cessful fair was held in the Coughlin gym where many GAR students displayed exhibits. Sev- eral GAR students won prizes which they vvell deserved. General Science and Reserve Champion of Winners J. Williams, J. Reilly, J. Zinga, D. Davis Junior High School Division cs' On a Sunday by The Sea M. L, Pugliese, B. AchufT, N. Kuhl, J. Hando. J, Gainard, L. Kaplan, A. Pohutski, M. Simpson SENIOR GIRLS' LUNCHEON May 'I The Irem Temple CounTry Club, Dallas, Pennsylvania, was The scene of The annual senior girls' luncheon. Thanks To The efTorTs of The various commiTTees and members of The women's faculty, The affair was an extremely en- joyable one. An added 1reaT was a novel fashion show based on The sTyles of Today and yesTerday wiTh appropiafe musical accom- panimenT. Give Me The High Sign ,-is 'T- Big Name BuTTon C. Corbett, R, Umphred, N. Bekampis, D. Suclol, B. Flowers, C. Frantz, J, Kubicki, C. Urban. ,QW i Spring Has Sprung Aloha Oe Daisy, Daisy J. Rinko, L, Kaplan P. Perschau, A, L. Mark, A. Collins, H. Brodie. R. Oldzieiewski, M, A. Latsko, fe 1 J unior I-Iigh School Corloert - May 9 JUNIOR GLEE CLUB First row-J, Kovaleski, R. Lee, R. Zath, D. Mello, M. E. Davis, H. Third row-F. Backitis, M. Jones., J. A. Mason, C. Laboda, G. Ford Pucylowslci, C. Vaver, J. Branigan, K. Drugan, T. Petrillo, A. Kendra, J. Williams, J. Williams, B. Albrecht, K. Murphy, J. Hanclzo, S. Rossi M. Grohowski, B. Woode. N. Moran, T. Marino. Second row-K. Davis, J. Thiele, J. Klein, A. Brislin, S. Rapchinski, R. Fourth row-D. Miller, C. Demmeck, B. Ahlbranclt, L. Brannigan, J Ostrowski, N. Artmont, J. Drevenak, E. Benish, J. Skiptunas, J. Handel, J. B. Williams, F. Motovicllak, F. Esser, R. Rhoads, J. Kubicki Challis, A. Davies, E. Paul. J. Strobel, J. Gumienny. Junior High's biggest social event of the year was the chorus and orchestra con- cert. The program consisted of a variety of highly pleasing selections, all under the baton of Mr. William Crowder. After the performance, a delightful reception was held in the girls' gym, which was beautifully decorated with palms. Menn- bers of the vvoman's faculty served. The Misses McKeon, Baur, Watters, Brislin, and J. Smith-faculty hostesses. Queue up to be served refreshments, 68 1 Q 'X fx WVU N Mjjdw fywf VK N W bw LM Mm M tx 9 M Y Mlm My YYY f XVWKW'fjWfXsOf! js X -Lf' My My 417 X, J Y LW 4V WV my f if x VI M V ' X ,fn JV JAM! M UJ AM WJ MSW My My M J g ff High school Daze I-:nigh School Daze OFFICE PRACTICE These boys and girls in Mr. Bartish's office practice class are shovvn here as they learn hovv to operate stand- ard office equipment. With this diligent training, hovv can they help but achieve wonderful positions in the business world? Now and Forever PROBLEMS OF DEMOCRACY If our democracy is to re- main a democracy, it is es- sential forthe young people of America to know the ABCS of our government. The seniors at G.A.R. are being taught these and many other fundamentals of citizenship by Miss Es- ther O'Donnell. Get a Job Click-Clack TYPING These guys and dolIs ex- pending their energy at the typevvriters are members of Miss Juzvviak's typing class- es. Having mastered the fundamentals of typing, they are striving for more speed and accuracy. BIOLOGY During their very interest- ing course in biology, Mr. Chesney's students dissect a crayfish, a grasshopper, and a frog. They have great- ly increased their know- ledge of the animal and make the study of biology truly fascinating. You Bug Me, Baby. Could This Be Magic? CHEMISTRY Chemistry is a fascinating subject about which these students had no knowledge last September. Today, thr- ough their own efforts, ex- pertly guided by Miss Utz, they are now quite skilled at performing chemical ex- periments. Needless to say, we are proud of our chem- istry department, PHYSICS Every Tuesday, Mr, High- riter's amateur physicists get an opportunity to delve into some of the wonders of physics. Their experi- ments range from connect- ing electrical circuits to ex- perimenting with miniature motors. Judging from this picture, they really enioy it. X ' N-wwmwms-uw. .. ,,u- Mi? Crazy Chemistry! GYMNASTICS CLASS This athletic group of guys do their goofing around under the close supervision of our boys' physical educa- tion teacher, Mr. Luther Richards. The boys are learning the tricks of tumbling, working on the trampoline, and swinging on the parallel bars. College Man. COLLEGE BOARD CLASSES Classes in English and ma- thematics vvere held every Tuesday and Wednesday after school under the cli- rection of Miss June Stevens and Mr. Nleyer Tope. This was done to give addition- al aid to students who plan- ned to take scholarship tests and other tests for ad- mittance to college. It's Too Soon to Know. Who Wears Short Shorts? JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL The world is becoming more and more science conscious as scient- ists are developing space satel- lites, inter-continental ballistic missiles and such. Therefore, in the seventh and eighth grades, teachers like Miss Hughes are in- structing pupils in basic scienti- fic principles to help them to take their places in this highlv scien- titic world. PRINT SHOP In the print shop, the boys learn to operate the stand- ard tools ot the printing trade. They get plenty of practice printing g a m e schedules, dance tickets, programs, and many ofthe printed articles needed at GAR. We really appreciate their work. You're My Type Great Balls of Fire MACHINE SHOP Among the skills which our boys are taught in Machine Shop are how to use hand tools, how to operate and repair machines, and how to read blue prints. Our yo- cational boys, who are tor- tunate to have eighteen hours a week, should be quite skilled machinists by the time they graduate. ELECTRIC SHOP For these boys, getting a iob in the electrical field will be made easier because ot their experience gained here. Instruction is given in bell Wiring, house wiring with knob, tube, and many other phases ot electrical Work. All Shook Up -uni MISS CUTLER'S CLASS Something new aT GAR This year were Miss Leah Cut- ler's courses in growing up . The entire course cov- ers both the personal and social life of The Teen age girl in and outside of school. These classes Tor senior girls were held on Thursday and Friday in room 408. Nothing Will Ever Change MISS GALLAGHER'S CLASS ln its second year at GAR Miss Margaret Gallagher's special education class is progressing most satisfact- orily. Miss Gallagher is To be commended for The fine showing of her students. The inauguration ot These classes in our city schools is a step in the right direction in education. Happiness MEDICAL SERVICES Although Tor the most part, the students at GAR are a righT healthy bunch , iT is reassuring To know that, when a student does feel ill, a capable nurse is avail- able. Among Miss Janet Roberts' other services are examining The students' eyes and ears and checking their height and weight an- nually. - l've Got the Rockin' Pneumonia 74 F' E M,..-W +W'+ x 'fl 163 . Mm as . W- N' fffsfsgk .x 3 we 1' , wx N. Q iss x SCX! gif N is F ST V if is X .. . M, 'SZ C X iii Q 1 s . 1 Heil. . gm .. Q32 . 'fv L3 ' A ,pg 'sxpf 5 f A x , H iq, J M. K :. is xx N35 we s T- .S MST :SSX s main-X f -1 , ff. ww- ..,, ,. 4 , 9 xg Q fs-fx , Ji-Six SSIW - x X 'R K A ,f- me : 1 ': if Xe V ' '+5l.., i2::+ A kin k 2. . - Qi gf? 'N-Q. .:.g: ,' SQ, 4- . fs, wfififl X x Football FOOTBALL SQUAD fl, First row-J. Reno, R. Berditus, F. Klein, J. Bedwick, C. Sparks, P. Iorio, Third row-W. Dorko, Manager, D. Joseph,9P Petrillo T Sadowski J S. Thomas, G. Serhan, A. Whitecavage, J. Kemmerer, V. Gianuzzi. Fino, R. Evans, F. Egidio, R. Smith, G. Lukas, A Maglkas G Albert E Second row-W. Casterline, W. Stets, A. Grande, J. Nardone, J. Rowlands, Mcoefmolff 5- l-lVln95l0nef Manage'- R. Parker, R. Casey, A. Steinberg, M. Huntzinger, S. Jablowski, D, Challis, Fourth row-J. Gonda, D. Pugh, E. Sincavage, S Bonomo J Yencharls E. Smith. E. Yankoski, T. Campisano, F. Nesgoda, E. Dressler J Plsano J Blocker SCORE CARD GAR l 7 Larksville O Plymouth 13 Nanticoke O Luzerne 6 Plains O Coughlin l 2 Kingston A 0 Hanover CoachesAA. Sallitt, C. Wasilewski, L. Richards, head csazh, J. lg 7 Meyers The G-alloplng G-renadiers First row--G. Albert, T. Campisano, R. Casey, W. Casterline, W. Dorko, Manager. Second row-F. Egidio, V. Gianuzzi, J. Gonda, A. Grande zinger, S. Jablowski. Third row-J. Kemmerer, F. Klein, S. Livingstone, Mgr., G Parker, P. Petrillo. Fourth row-J. Reno, J. Rowlands, T. Sadowski, E. Smith, C, Sparks. Fifth row-A. Steinberg, W. Stets, A. Whitecavage. . . . The Grenadiers opened the season with a heartbreaking T2-7 loss To Larksville. ln the first half, the Larks recovered two GAR fumbles and turned each into a score. The Grenadiers fought hard throughout the game and scored on a fifty- two yard pass-run play in The last period. Again, in the closing seconds of the game, GAR fumbled on The five yard line which ended The Grenadiers Threat to win The game. For the second week The Grenadiers . . . Ned Smith brought down after a long gain against Coughlin. . . . A fired-up Luzerne Club handed GAR its fourth defeat T3-O. Luzerne uncorked plenty of power in The first half and scored two touch- downs. After the half, the game was evenly play- ed with the only GAR threat being stopped at the thirty-two yard line. A look at the statistics from The Plains-GAR game will show that the Grenadiers played better than the Red Raiders. However, football games are not won on statistics and Plains . . . GAR on the defense. Although our i957 football season was unsuc- cessful in regard to wining games, nevertheless, it gave The players the needed experience which will help build our teams into future champions. GAR began the season with only one letterman returning from the previous team. The remainder of the squad was brought up from the iunior var- sity and freshman teams . . . Mr. Richards instructs Rowlands for The defense. . . . suffered from fumbilitis and lost a hard fought game to Plymouth, 3-O. After a scoreless first half, the Indians tallied twice, each follow- ing a Grenadier bobble. The following week GAR ran into a powerful Nanticoke team and were defeated 32-13. The Nans scored in every period while The Grenadiers were held scorless until the final quarter when they tallied Twice on some fine running and passing. The Nans were iust Too powerful for the Grenadiers . . . Stets breaks into the open against Hanover. . . . A powerful Kingston club scored five times in the Hrst half and defeated GAR 32-12. The Grenadiers sustained marches of eighty-four yards to score in the third and fourth period re- spectively. The Grenadiers showed great deter- mination but were overtaken by nine bigger and stronger opponents. This year Hanover defeated GAR for the first time since 1949 by a score of T9-O. . . . . . eked out a narrow victory ll-1-6. The Red Raiders scored once on a pass interception in the opening minutes of play and again early in the second half. The Grenadiers were a constant threat throughout the game and especially in the fourth quarter when they scored once. The following week, Coughlin took advantage of Grenadier fumbles and an ineffective arial attack and handed the Grenadiers their sixth straight setback 20-O . . . Sparks sidesteps his way through Meyers, - -fmt. ' X - A 'ss' ,- Steinberg around and, with Stets blocking. K K A V fc, 1 . . . to dump a hard fighting Meyers team. The Grenadiers completely outplayed the Mohawks and threatened three times in the last half only to be stopped short of the goal line. To Mr. Richards, Mr. Wasilewski, and Mr. lgoe go our appreciation for the instruction given to our future champions. I got it , No, I got it! No one got it! . . . Some excellent passing and running by the Grenadiers was not enough to overcome a deter- mined Hanover club who scored on a blocked Q y f-N., R kick, a pass, To end the the seventh Day classic. interception of teamwork 1 and a sixty-three yard run. season, GAR defeated Meyers for straight time in the annual Turkey In a driving rain, a sixty-yard pass an extra point, and a great display by the Grenadiers was enough . . . Challis to Grande for a first down, First row--R. A. Salvage, P, Orclick, C. Eyerman, S, Davies. Second row-D. Wasilefski, S. A. Deeb, E. Ritza, A, Morgan, M. Marich. Cheerleaders Under The very capable supervision of Miss Mary Ford, These good-looking girls can be given credit for The good cheering and vvon- derful school spirit shown at our football garnes and our pep meetings. Neatness, pleasantness, and geniality are but a few of The fine Trails they display. The girls do a Terrific iob, and GAR is proud of them. Miss M. Ford Elaine Ritza Advisor Head Cheerleader Hi-Ho, Everybody! We'll give a long cheer for Richards' men. 80 First row - Second row - C Kendra, L. Schwartz, J. Rinko, Balmer, P, Charles, J, Alper. A. Cole, J, Walter. Maj orettes This stunning group of girls would put the finishing touches on any high school band. Experts in marching, strutting, and baton twirling, they can always be counted on to give an impressive performance. With their beauty, charm, and poise, no game would be complete without them. March, march on down the field. We re a lolly bunch of rooters 1 1 i VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First row-J. May, G. Lukas, W, Stets, T. Campisano, K. Grohowski, Second row-A. Draht, A. Steinberg, S. Bonomo, J. Mulvey, R. Casey, F. Yencharis. F. Egidio, G. Albert, D. Challis, L. Greenberg, captain, C. Wasilewski, coach. B8..S1!e't'b8,11 Having shown their ability in undefeated exhibition play, the GAR cagers finished the 1957-58 season with a record of five wins to nine losses. In spite of valiant effort on the part of our boys, lack of overall height and inability to control the backboard dogged their steps. However, the season was not a total loss, as the Gar- men won the city championship and displayed plenty of potential power in competition. Prospects for the future are bright with tive of this year's starting lineup returning to tight for the Blue and Gray. It's certain that under the expert guidance of Chet Wasilewski, GAR will have a winning combo next season. A glance at the score card will show the results of this season's campaign. A K GAR 68 77 44 7l 29 59 7l 68 6l 38 49 43 50 44 SCORES Coughlin Meyers Hanover Kingston Nanticoke Plymouth Newport ale ic Sl' Coughlin Meyers Hanover Kingston Nanticoke Plymouth Newport OPP 52 60 53 63 37 77 67 55 62 67 61 52 55 60 1 1 Junior Varsity Basketball JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD First row-J. Aufiero, G. Flora, Z. Roebuck, D. Jones, A. Rice, S. Second row-J. Saletin, A. Esser, F. Reginski, B. Gudaitls, J. Yen- Pohutski, T. Brady. charis, R. Klimek, H. Herron, M. Burns, T. Zelinske, Mr. J. Igoe, coach. The purpose of a iunior varsity program is to develop the skills of underclassmen who will become the stars of tomorrow. This year's GAR iunior varsity showed the value of their training by coming out on top with a ten to four record against other J.V. teams. The first-class work of Mr. Igoe will prove vital to the Grenadiers in producing a future championship team. NINTH GRADE CHAMPIONS J. Donnini, T. Cole, A. Yateshin, L. Dominick, G. Mapp, R. Nankey. The GAR Intramural Boys Basketball League is supervised by Mr. Kenneth Smith. The champion of the ninth grade was Home Room 3lO, captained by Donnini. The eighth grade champion was Home Room 216, led by Bitonti. In the seventh grade, Home Room 215 won the championship with a perfect record. Co-captains were Gorski and Halaychick. Of such as these are our future varsity teams made. EIGHTH AND SEVENTH GRADE CHAMPIONS Macri, M. Blasi, B. Gorski, J. DeCinti. l 84 First row-J. Pelchar, C. Gagliardi, A. Bitonti, J. Loma bardo, W. Conway, M. Halaychick, K. Fabbrini, D. Faison. Second row-B. Mishikitis, G. Kozup, T. Sarnoski, R. WRESTLING SQUAD First row-J. Gaughan, R. Motz, D. Aberant, M. Joseph, R. Piccarreta, S. Thomas, J. Slazous, B. Wade, B. Campisano, J. Krull. Second row-R. Armbuster, J. Krull, W. Dorko, J. Shiner, B. Solomon, T Finnegan, R. Giovino, C. Sparks. Third Row-Mr, A. Sallitt, coach, S. Jablowski, F. Klien, J. Rowlands, T. Jenkins, J. Rinko. SCORES West Side Catholic 27 West Side Catholic 37 Meyers T7 Plymouth l l Plymouth l l Northwest 3l Hanover 27 Kingston 33 Coughlin 29 Clarks Summit 8 Forty Fort 33 Berwick 28 VVRESTLINC3 G.A.R. THE SEASON Under their new coach, Mr. Albert Sallitt, the Wrestling team completed the season with an overall 3 to 8 record. The Hilltoppers met some stiff competition, scoring 254 points against their opponents' 281. GAR did well in the City and District meets. In the City meet, they had four champions, Dorko, Sparks, Klein, and Jablowski, two of whom will return next year. ln the District 2 P.l.A.A. meet, Dorko and Hosage grabbed second places, while Rowlands copped a third place. Top-Mr. Sallitt instructs Jabber, Willy, Butch, and Tom. Top-Dorko breaking down Wetzel ot Meyers. Bottom'-Sparks holds the advantage ot an overhead cradle on Dale Bottom-Solomon bound for a pin on E. Thomas, Coughlin. of Coughlin. BASEBALL SQUAD First row-R. Hutnick, A. Esser, G Martin, L. Zarnpetti, D, Joseph, Livingstone, A. Michael, manager. J- Tfedinfiickf F- Yenfhafisf L MCDGWOYY- Third fawvx. smafh, coach, G. Lukas, N. Zim, R. chukanis, F. Egidio, Second row--S Markowski, T. Finnegan, E, McDermott, J. DeBiasi, A. Steinberg, co-captain, R. Casey, R. Taiacka, E. Yankoski, J. Don- W. Stets, L. Greenberg, co-captain, J. Nanorta, J. Rowlands, S. nini, P. Gavin, manager. E3.S9'b8,11 When Spring gives the green light to baseball, the team hits the field and begins to roll. Daily these fel- lows hold their drills which pave the way to building a closely-knit well organized tearn. With some good old pros and talented newcomers, and Ken Smith to set the paces, the boys are soon ready to shift into high gear. To tell the story in a nutshell, they're grand, man, grand! Monday, April 21 Thursday, April 24 Monday, April 28 .. Thursday, May l . Thursday, May 8 . Monday, May I2 . Thursday, May l5 Tuesday, May 20 .. SCHEDULE Coughlin at GAR GAR at Kingston . .GAR at Meyers Hanover at GAR GAR at Coughlin Kingston at GAR . .Meyers at GAR . . .GAR at Hanover L. Greenberg, K. Smith, A. Steinberg 'Attaway to throw the pill, Al 86 TRACK TEAM First row -V B. Campisano, R, Bonomo, J. May, G. Casterline, P. Pet- Challis, A. Mancini,J Hosage. rillo, R. Shelley, J. O'Brien, W. Dorko, H, Williams, L. Melt. Third row-R. Viglone, mgr., J. Klosko, A. Draht, C. Sparks, S. Thomas, Second row-T, Sinavage, J. Reno, W. Cerski, Z. Roebuck, S. Bonomo, A, Grande, J. Gillis, E. Smith, J, Yencharis, T Cecelon, A. English, R. Evans, A. Whitecavage, J. Kemmerer, E. Kennedy, J. Blocker, D. I. Valerius, H. Blocker. Wednesday, April l6 Wednesday, April 23 Wednesday, April 30 Tuesday, May l3 ... Wednesday, May lA Friday, May lo .... Wednesday, May 21 SCHEDULE Track Northwest at GAR .Coughlin at GAR . . .Meyers at GAR .GAR at Kingston .GAR at Plymouth District Track Meet . .City Track Meet Quarter-milers C. Sparks, A. Whitecavage, W. Dorko, J. Blocker, J. l-losage Every day atter school, the stadium is buzzing with hopeful aspirants of all ages f each hoping to merit the hard sought approval of their task-master. And with Luther Richards' talent and know-how, the future in sight indeed looks bright. In the meets ahead, we expect our lads to be the show stoppers. Discus thrower- D. Challis GIRLS' FIELD HOCKEY SQUAD Seated-E, Waskell, S. Rossi, J. Hilburt, J. Hando, J. Crawford, H. Standing-M. Deeb, M. Davis, M. Sliwinski, C. Bona, E. Dudley, R Ptashinski, F. Gallagher, D. Minnich, D. Thieman, M. Gonzalez, D. Gomba, L. Waskell, N. Patsko, M. Clemente, C. Zambetti. Kumiega. .XY 'Q XJ fi if 0 fby ,y Sy iv' Girls' Hockey fpglery year, field hockey at GAR is becoming increasingly popular, and under Miss Cutler's skillful instruction has been growing bigger and better. A vast improvement this season was the new hockey equipment. The team will need to practice hard next year to make up for the loss ot its be- loved seniors, among whom are its co-captains, Florence Gallagher and Helen Ptashinski. Miss Leah Cutler All eyes on the ball The Gangs busy at the goal 88 l l A17 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Standing-P. Wampole, M. Davis, E. Dudley, C. Berditus, D. Minnich Kneeling-M. R. Elgonitis, C, nes, J. Hilburt, N. Patsko, H. Ptash- F. Gallagher, Captain, R. Gomba, N. Kracken fels, M. A. Abraham, T. inski, D. Kumiega, M, B. S' in ki, S. Leibman. Bonk, R. Kornfield. Absent-M. A. Latsko, M. A. Hauer. -S' gdb W rc tw J 'U M 'M AV - I if 0 ,MZ ,wth L V. X pa - ll 1 EV U3 1I'1S asketloall A fl' 0 Thebffi ball season is filled with many happy merrgjes, the winning of both the city championship and the foul shooting contest, the fun-filled party given by the underclassmen, and many others. West Side Catholic was added to the schedule which already includes Meyers, Coughlin, Wyoming Semin- ary, Kingston, and St. Mary's. Our team, steered by popular Coach leah Cutler and Captain Florence Gallagher, are dehnite hit-makers with us. Top- Now it should be done like this Bottom- Davis gets the tap. Fancy defense by the guards. Doris in a bit of trouble. H. Ptashinski, N Patsko, M. A. Abraham. t lix 1n1iv-'1wmsgn SENIOR INDEX ELINOR AARON Commercial Gift Committee 12, Sr, Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Tea lCl1airmanl, Skating Party 11, Garchive 10, II, 12, Library Club 10, 11, 12, Usher 10, 11, Y-Teens 10, 11, Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Cafeteria Patrol 10, 11, 12, Assembly Squad 10, ll, Grenadier Gambol 10,11, 12, Sham- rock Prom 12, French Club, IO. MARY ANN ABRAHAM Commercial Class Night Committee 12, Sr. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Tea, Sr. Girls' Luncheon, Skating Party 11, 12, Y-Teens IO, 11, 12, Student Council 10, 11, H.R. Representative 10, 11, Cheerleader 10, Basketball 11, 12, Jr,-Sr. Prom 11, French Club 10, Outing Il, Swimming Club 12. BARBARA ACHUFF Commercial Class Song Committee 12, Sr, Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Tea, Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, H.R. Secretary 11. Academic General ELLA ANDERSON Class Day Committee 12, Bank Cashier 11, 12, Cafeteria Cashier 12. ANGELO ANDIARIO Academic General Class Day Committee 12, Ceramic Club IO, 11. Commercial JOSEPHINE ANSILIO Outing Committee 12, Sr. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Luncheon, Y-Teens 11, 12, Swimming Club 12. Commercial ELIZABETH ARMBRUSTER Outing Committee 12, Sr. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Tea, Skating Party 12, Y-Teens 12, Assembly Squad 12. NANCY ATHERHOLT Commercial Class Night Committee 12, Sa. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Tea, Sr. Girls' Luncheon, Garchoir 10, II, 12, Festival 12, Bank Cashier II, Assembly Squad IO, 11, H.R. Secretary 10. LUCILLE BALMER College Prep. Class Night Committee 12, Sr. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Tea, Sr. Girls' Luncheon, Y-Teens 12, Maorette 11, 12, Garchoir 11, 12, Jr.-Sr. Basket- ball Game 10, Jr. Sr. Prom. 11. JOAN BALUTIS Commercial Class Day Committee I2, Sr. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Tea, Sr. Girls' Luncheon, Ceramic Club 10, 11, Garchive 11, 12, Y-Teens 12, Skating Party 11, 12, Grenadier Gambol ll, 12, Shamrock Prom 12. SHIRLEY BARONE College Prep. Outing Committee 12, Sr, Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Tea, Sr. Girls' Lunch- eon, Y-Teens 12, Bank Cashier 11, H.R. Secretary 12. NANCY BEKAMPIS Commercial Outing Committee 12, Sr. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Tea, Sr. Girls' Lunch- eon, Ceramic Club I1, 12, Garchive 11, 12, Y-Teens 11, Hall Patrol IO, 11, 12, Assembly Squad 10, 11. FRANCIS BELARDINELLI Academic General Token Committee 12, Skating Party 11, 12, Football 10, Jr.-Sr. Basket- ball Game ll, 12, Jr.-Sr. Prom 11, Outing ll. RICHARD BERDITUS College Prep. Outing Committee 12, Stage Crew 10, 11, 12, Bank Cashier 10. JANE BERGSTRASSER Academic General Announcement Committee 12, Sr. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Tea, Y-Teens 11, 12, Garchoir IO, 11, 12, Assembly Squad 11, Skating Party 12. MARIE BERNESKY Commercial Class Day Committee 12, Sr. Girls' Tea, Sr. Girls' Luncheon, Sr. Girls' Club, Garchive 12, Bank Cashier 11, Skating Party 11, 12, Y-Teens 12, Ceramic Club 10, Il, 12, Jr.-Sr. Prom 11, Grenadier Gambol 12, Swimming Club 12, French Club 10, JANET BERTOSH Announcement Committee 12, Sr. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Luncheon, Y-Teens IO, 11, 12, Skating Party 11, Bank Cashier lAss't Head 11, Head 121, Ass't Bank Cashier 10, Cafeteria Patrol 10, 11, iPresident 121, Assembly Squad 11, 12. College Prep. ADRIENNE BISCONTINI Gift Committee 12, Sr. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Tea, Sr. Girls' Luncheon, Jr.-Sr. Prom 10, 11, 12, Grenadier Gambol 10, 11, 12, Ceramic Club 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, Skating Party II, 12, Blue 8. Gray lArt Editor 12l. College Prep ELSIE BLAND Class Day Committee 12, Sr. Girls' Club, Dramatic Club 11, 12, Hall Patrol IO, 11, 12, Shamrock Prom 12. College Prep. ROSEMARIE BLASI Token Committee 12, Sr. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Tea, Sr. Girls' Luncheon, Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Skating Party 12, Swimming Club 12. Academic General BEN BONSALL Academic General Class Day Committee 12, Wrestling 11. KAREN BRANIGAN Commercial Token Committee 12, Sr. Girls' Club, Garchoir 12. HELEN BRODIE Commercial Gift Committee 12, Sr. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Tea, Sr. Girls' Luncheon, Dramatic Club 12, Y-Teens 12, Garchoir 12. WILLIAM BROWN Academic General Left school - April 3, 1958. RICHARD CASEY College mp. Gift Committee 12, Lettermen's Club 12, Bank Cashier 12, Jr. Sr. Basketball Game il, Track 10, Football 10, 11, 12, Baseball 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12. THOMAS CECELON Commercial Outing Committee 12, Track 12, Tumbling Team 12. WALTER CERSKI College Prep. Outing Committee 12, Lettermen's Club 12, Drum Maior of Band 12, Stage Crew IO, Track 10, 11, 12. REGINA CHAPKO College Prep. Class Night Committee 12, Sr. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Tea, Sr. Girls' Luncheon, Blue 81 Gray IO, 11, 12, Library Club 10, 11, 12, Ceramic Club 12, Usher 11, H.R. Representative 11, Y-Teens 11, 12, Honor Society 10, 11, Hall Patrol IO, Il, 12, Assembly Squad 10, Shamrock Prom 12. PAULINE CHARLES Commercial Class Day Committee 12, Sr. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Tea, Maiorette 10, 11, 12, Garchoir 10, ll, 12, Y-Teens 11, 12, H.R. Secretary IO, 12, Cafeteria Patrol 10, 11, 12, Jr.-Sr. Prom 11, Shamrock Prom 12. ALFRED CIBELLO Academic General Outing Committee 12, Wrestling 11. ARLINE COLLINS Academic General Class Song Committee 12, Sr. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Tea, Sr. Girls' Luncheon, Y'Teens 12, Garchoir 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Festival 12. CLAIRE CORBETT College Prep. Class Day Committee 12, Sr. Girls' Club, Sr. Girls' Tea, Sr. Girls' Luncheon, Skating Party 11, 12, Garchive 10, 11, 12, Library Club IO, 11, 12, Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens Trip 12, Dramatic Club 11, 12, Garchoir 10, 11, 12, Jr.-Sr. Prom 11, Assembly Squad IO, 11, Grenadier Gambol 10, 11, 12, Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 11, Outing 10, 11, French Club IO, Shamrock Prom 12. SENIOR INDEX LARRY CORDISCO College Prep. Class Night Committee 127 Football 117 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 12. MARTHA COUGHLIN College Prep. Class Day Committee 127 Sr. Girls' Club7 Usher 117 Y-Teens 127 Honor Society 10, 117 Hockey 10. JEAN CRAWFORD College Prep. Class Day Committee 127 Sr. Girls' Club7 Sr. Girls' Tea7 Debating Club 117 Basketball 10, 117 Hockey 10, 11, 127 Dance 107 Swimming Club 12. NICHOLAS CRONAUER Vocational Class Song Committee 127 Skating Party 117 Bank Cashier 107 Foot- ball io, outing 11. EMME JEAN CROSS Commercial Class Day Committee 127 Finance Committee 127 Sr. Girls' Club7 Sr. Girls' Tea7 Skating Party 11, 127 Y-Teens 127 Student Council 107 H.R. Representative 107 Hall Patrol 10, 11, 127 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 117 Jr.-Sr. Prom 117 Outing 112 Swimming Club 12. DONALD DANCHICK Academic General Bank Cashier 11 Oiting Committee 12. LORRAINE DANIELS Announcement Committee 122 Sr. Girls' Club7 Sr. Girls' Tea7 Sr. Girls' Luncheon7 Assembly Squad 10. Commercial JO ANN DARBY Announcement Committee 127 Sr. Girls' Club7 Sr. Girls' Tea7 Sr. Girls' Luncheon7 Garchive 127 Ceramic Club 127 Y-Teens 11, 127 Grenadier Gambol 11, 127 Jr. Sr. Prom 11. Commercial KENNETH DAVIES College Prep. Token Committee 121 Library Club 10, 117 H.R. Representative 10, 117 Honor Society 10, 117 Football 10, 117 Wrestling 10, 117 Track 10, 117 Basketball Manager 11, 127 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 11, 127 Jr.- Sr. Prom 11. SADIE ANN DEEB Commercial Outing Committee 127 Sr. Girls' Club7 Sr. Girls' Tea7 Sr. Girls, Lunch- eon7 Finance Committee 127 Skating Party 11, 127 Library Club 10, 11, 127 Y-Teens 11, lTreasurer 1217 Cheerleader 10, 11, 127 H.R. Repre- sentative IO7 Cafeteria Patrol 10, 11, 127 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 117 Jr.-Sr. Prom 117 Outing 10, 117 Shamrock Prom 127 French Club 107 Y-Teen Trip 121 Y-Teen Gift Committee 12. JOHN DE BIASI Announcement Committee 127 H.R. Secretary 107 Outing 117 Baseball 11, 12i Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 11, 12. College Prep. PATRICK DE CINTI Academic General Outing Committee 127 Bank Cashier IO: Wrestling 10, 11. ALFRED DONNELLY Vocational Outing Committee 127 Skating Party 11, 127 Hi-Y 127 Outing- 11. WILLIAM DORKO College Prep. Class Night Committee I2f Garchive 10, 11, 127 Usher 10, 11, 127 Key Club 11, 127 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 127 Garchoir 11, 127 Student Handbook 127 Sr. Class Viec-President7 Student Council 10, 11, 121 H.R. Representative 10, 117 Honor Society Il, 127 Grenadier Gambol 127 Wrestling 10, 11, 127 Track 10, 11, 12: Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 11, 121 Jr.-Sr. Prom 117 Football Manager 10, 11, 12. BARRY DOUGHERTY Academic General Class Day Committee 127 H.R. Secretary 107 Bank Cashier 12. RICHARD DYANICK College Prep. Class Night Committee 127 Garchive 11, 127 Band 10, 11, 122 Usher 10, 117 Dramatic Club 11, 127 Key Club 12: Garchoir 11, 127 Honor Society 10, 11, 12. ROBERT DYDYNSKI College Prep. Gift Committee 127 Usher IO, 117 Key Club 11, 127 Honor Society 10, 11, 12. MARY ROSE ELGONITIS Commercial Outing Committee 127 Sr. Girls' Club7 Sr. Girls' Luncheon7 Basketball 11, 127 Swimming Club 12. THOMAS ELLIS College Prep. Class Song Committee 12, CAROL ELLISEN College Prep. Class Day Committee 127 Sr. Girls' Club7 Sr. Girls' Tea7 Sr. Girls' Luncheon7 Finance Committee 127 Skating Party 11, 127 Blue 8- Gray 10, 11, 127 Library Club IO, 11, 127 Y-Teens 10, 11, 127 Garchoir 10, 11, 127 H.R. Representative 107 Hall Patrol 10, 11, 127 Cafeteria Patrol 10, 11, lCaptain 1217 Assembly 127 Outing 11. ROBERT EVANS College Prep. Outing Committee 127 Key Club 127 Garchoir 10, 11, 127 Orchestra 10, 11, 127 Festival 127 Student Council 117 H.R. Representative 117 Honor Society 10, 11, 12. CATHERINE EYERMAN Commercial Gift Committee 127 Sr. Girls' Club7 Sr. Girls' T887 Sr. Girls' Luncheon7 Skating Party 11, 127 Y-Teens 11, 127 Cheerleader 11, 127 Cafeteria Patrol 10, 11, 127 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 117 Jr.-Sr. Prom 117 Outing 117 Shamrock Prom 127 Dance iCo-chairman 1017 Sadie Hawkins Day 12. THOMAS FINNEGAN College Prep. Class Night Committee 127 Blue Si Gray 127 Lettermen's Club 10, 11. 127 Wrestling 10, 127 Baseball 10, 11, 127 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 12. PATRICIA FLANNERY College Prep. Class Night Committee 127 Sr. Girls' Club7 Sr. Girls' Luncheon7 Blue 81 Gray 11, iCo-editor 121: Y-Teens 127 Garchoir 10, 11, 12: Student Handbook 127 Student Council 127 Ass't H.R. Representative 12: Cafe- teria Patrol l0, 11, 12. ELIZABETH FLOWERS COMNIOYCIUI Class Day Committee 127 Senior Class Secretary7 Sr. Girls' Club lPresi- dent17 Sr. Girls' Tea7 Sr. Girls' Luncheon7 Blue 8- Gray 11, lExchange Editor 1217 Y-Teens lPresident 1017 Nice-president 111, 121 Student Council 10, 127 H. R. Representative 107 H.R. Secretary 117 Honor Society 10, 117 Hall Patrol lCaptain 10, 111, 127 Shamrock Prom 12. CATHERINE FRANTZ Commercial Token Committee 127 Sr. Girls' Club7 Sr. Girls' Tea7 Sr. Girls' Luncheon7 Blue 81 Gray 127 Usher 117 Honor Society 10, 11, 12. MARY FRIED Commercial Token Committee 127 Sr. Girls' Club7 Sr. Girls' leaf Sr. Girls' Luncheon7 Skating Party 127 Y'Teens 10, 11, 127 Basketball 10, 117 Jr.-Sr. Prom 117 Tumbling 10. JEAN GAINARD College Prep. Class Day Committee 127 Sr. Girls' Club7 Sr. Girls' T983 Blue 8- Gray 11, CCo-editor 1217 Library Club 10, ll, 127 Y-Teens 11, 127 Hall Patrol 10, 11, 127 Jr. Sr. Basketball Game 117 Jr.-Sr. Prom 117 Shamrock Prom 12. SENIOR INDEX FLORENCE GALLAGHER College Prep. Announcement Committee lCo-chairman 1215 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Blue 8- Gray 10, lAss't Financial Mgr. 111, lFeature Editor 1215 Library Club 10, 11, 125 Debating Club 115 Usher IO, 115 Y-Teens 125 Garchoir 10, 11, 125 Student Council 105 H.R. Representative 105 Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Hall Patrol 10, 11, lCaptain 1215 Basketball 10, 11, lCaptain 1215 Hockey 10, 11, lCo-captain 1251 Swimming Club 125 Dance 10, 11. JAMES GARRISON College Prep. Class Day Committee CCo-chairman 1215 Blue 8- Gray 125 Usher 105 Dramatic Club 11, 125 Key Club 10, 11, 125 Garchoir 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Student Handbook lChairman 1215 Orchestra 11, 125 Brass Choir 10, 11, 125 Debating Club 115 Student Council lPresident 1215 Honor Society 10, 11, 12. PATRICK GAVIN Academic General Announcement Committee 125 Lettermen's Club 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game ll5 Baseball Manager 10, 11, 12. ROBERT GATTUSO Vocational Announcement Committee 125 Skating Party 11, 125 Hi-Y 125 Letter- men's Club 105 H.R. Secretary 105 Bank Cashier 115 Football 105 Wrestling 105 Baseball 105 Basketball 105 Outing 11. DOROTHY GILLIS College Prep. Class Song Committee 125 Sr,Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Y-Teens 125 Hall Patrol 10, 11, 125 Assembly Squad 12. EDWARD GOLDEN Commercial Gift Committee 12. SOPHIE GONDA Commercial Outing Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Skating Party 11, 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Hall Patrol 10, 115 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 115 Jr.-Sr. Prom 115 Outing 11. ANTHONY R. GRANDE College Prep. Outing Committee 125 Lettermen's Club 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Track 125 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 11. LAWRENCE okssnseno College Prep. Class Day Committee 125 Finance Committee lCo-chairman1 125 Skating Party 125 Garchive 11, 125 Library Club 10, 11, lPresident 1215 Usher 10, 115 Key Club 11, 125 Lettermen's Club IO, 11, 125 H.R. Secretary 105 Bank Cashier 11, 125 Grenadier Gambol 125 Baseball 10, lCaptain 11, 1215 Basketball 10, 11, lCaptain 1215 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 115 Jr.-Sr. Prom 115 Outing 115 Frost Frolic fChairman 121. JAMES GRIMES Academic General Gift Committee 12. CAROL GUSTAINUS Commercial Class Day Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Skating Party 115 Garchive 125 Library Club 10, 11, 125 Ceramic Club 125 Usher 115 Y-Teens 11, 125 Honor Society 10, 115 Hall Patrol 10, 115 Grenadier Gambol 125 Jr.-Sr. Prom 115 Outing 115 Shamrock Prom 12. MICHAEL HABIB College Prep. Class Night Committee 125 Skating Party 115 Dramatic Club 11, 125 Key Club 11, lPresident 1215 Garchoir 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Festival IO, 11, 125 Debating Club 115 Student Council 11, 125 H.R. Representative 11, 125 Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Mantle Orator 11. JUSTINE HANDO College Prep. Class Day Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Usher 10, 115 Y-Teens 125 Debating Club lSecretary 1115 Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, 115 Hockey 10, 11, 12. JEAN HANKEY Commercial Class Day Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Skating Party 125 Y-Teens 125 Hall Patrol 10, 11, 12. HENRY HARRIS Academic General Class Day Committee 12. PAUL HENRY Col'ege Prep. Class Song Committee 12, lChairman15 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 115 H.R. Secretary 105 Bank Cashier 11, 125 Jr. Sr. Basketball Game 115 Jr.-Sr. Prom 115 Outing 11. JANE HERRON Commercial Gift Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Blue 8- Gray 125 Y-Teens 11, 125 Jr.-Sr. Prom 115 Shamrock Prom 12. JOHN HOSAGE College Prep. Class Day Committee 125 Blue 8- Gray 125 Dramatic Club 11, 125 Key Club 11, 125 Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 125 Garchoir 10, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Festival 125 Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 10, 11, lCo-captain 1215 Track 10, 11, 125 Jr.-Sr. Prom 115 Finance Committee 12. KATHERINE HOVEY Commercial Class Day Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Skating Party 115 Garchive 11, 125 Library Club 10, 11, 125 Usher 10, 115 Y'Teens 11, 125 Honor Society IO. 115 Cafeteria Patrol 10, 115 Assembly Squad 105 Grenadier Gambol 11, 125 Jr.-Sr. Prom 11. CLIFTON HUGHES Academic General Left school - March 27, 1958, MARTIN HUNTZINGER College Prep. Gift Committee 125 Skating Party 115 H.R. Secretary 105 Football 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 115 Lettermen's Club 12. RICHARD HUTNICK College Prep. Outing Committee 125 Football 105 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Jr.-Sr. Basket- ball Game 11. STANLEY JABLOWSKI Vocational Outing Committee 125 Lettermen's Club 11, 125 H.R. Representative 105 Football 11, 125 Wrestling 11, 125 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 11. GAYLE .IACOBSON Commercial Class Day Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Garchive 11, lHead Typist 1215 Library Club 10, 11, 125 Garchoir 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 125 Cafeteria Patrol 10, 11, 125 Grenadier Gambol 11, 125 Frost Frolic 125 Garchive Skating Party 125 Columbia University Year- book Conference 12. MARY ANN JASONIS Commercial Gift Committee 125 Finance Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Blue 84 Gray 10, 11, 125 Library Club 10, 11, 125 Ceramic Club 10, 115 Usher ll5 Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Cafeteria Patrol 10, 11, 125 Shamrock Prom 12. SALLY JONES College Prep. Token Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Skating Party 11, 125 Blue 8. Gray 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Debating Club ll5 H.R. Representative 115 H.R. Secretary 10, 125 Hall Patrol 11, 125 Cafeteria Patrol 10, 11, 125 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 115 Jr.-Sr. Prom 115 Shamrock Prom 12. SENIO SALLY KANE Academic General Class Night Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Y-Teens 125 Dance 105 Assembly Squad 12. LOIS KAPLAN College Prep. Class Day Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Blue 8. Gray 10, 11, 125 Usher 105 H.R. Secretary 115 Bank Cashier 105 Hall Patrol 10, 11, 125 Assembly Squad 10. RALPH KAUFFMAN Academic General Gift Committee 125 Skating Party 11, 125 Usher 10, 11, 125 Student Handbook 125 H.R. Representative 125 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 125 Outing 11. CAROL KENDRA College Prep. Class Night Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Skating Party 125 Garchive 10, 11, lPicture Editor 1215 Y-Teens 11, 125 Bank Cashier 105 Majorette 11, 125 Garchoir 10, 11, 125 Student Handbook 125 Student Council 125 H.R. Ass't Representative 125 Cafeteria Patrol 11, 125 Grenadier Gambol 11, 125 Jr.-Sr. Prom5 Dance Committee 11, 125 Frost Frolic 125 Columbia Yearbook Conference 12. EDWARD KENNEDY College Prep. Announcement Committee 125 Bank Cashier 115 Football 10, 115 Wrestling 105 Track 10, 11, 125 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 11, 12. GEORGEEN KINGETER Academic General Class Night Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Skating Party 11, 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Dramatic Club 11, 125 Hall Patrol 10, 11, 125 Jr.-Sr. Prom 115 Outing 115 Shamrock Prom lChairman 1215 Christmas Decorations lChairman 121. GLORIA KOCHANSKI Commercial Class Day Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Blue 81 Gray 125 Y-Teens 11, 125 Swimming Club 12. DEANNA KOREY Academic General Token Committee 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, 12. DANIEL KOWALESKI College Prep. Gift Committee lChairman 1215 Skating Party 115 Usher 105 Key Club 11, 125 Garchoir 10, 11, 125 Band ll, 125 Bank Cashier 105 Honor Society 105 Outing ll. MARILYN KRACKENFELS College Prep. Class Day Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' Lunch- eon5 Blue 8. Gray 10, 115 Garchive 11, lEditor 1215 Library Club 10, 11, 125 Usher, lHead Usher 1215 Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Dramatic Club 11, 125 Safe Driving Conference 125 Grenadier Gambol 125 Columbia Yearbook Conference 12. JOYCE KUBICKI Commercial Class Night Committee 125 Finance Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Skating Party 115 Blue 8- Gray 125 Y-Teens 11, 125 Garchoir 10, 11, 12. NANCY KUHL Commercial Announcement Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon: Y-Teens 11, 125 Swimming 12. DOLORES KURKOSKI College Prep. Class Night Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Y-Teens 125 Debating Club 125 Cafeteria Patrol 10, il, 125 Shamrock Prom 12. MARY ANN LATSKO Commercial Gift Committee 125 Sr. Girs' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Girls' Luncheon5 Bank Cachier 105 Cafeteria Patrol 105 Assembly Squad5 Basketball 11, 12. 93 INDEX MARION LIPKA Commercial Gift Committee 125 Sr. Girls Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Skating Party 115 Garchive 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 125 Bank Cashier 105 Cafeteria Patrol 10, 11, 12. Vocational Party 11, 125 Blue 8. 125 H.R. Representative 11, 125 Jr.-Sr. Prom 115 Wrestling Manager 105 SCOTT LIVINGSTONE Token Committee lCo-chairman 1215 Skating Gray 125 Usher 10, Lettermen's Club 10, 11, 105 Honor Society 105 Wrestling 115 Baseball Outing 10, 115 Football Manager 10, 11, 125 Electronics Club 10, 11. ELIZABETH LONGFOOT Academic General Token Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club. DOROTHY LYNCH Class Night Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Party 11, 125 Blue 8. Gray 125 Y-Teens 11, Cafeteria Patrol 10, 115 Outing 1O, 115 Jr.-Sr, College Prep. Girls' Luncheon5 Skating 125 Hall Patrol 10, 115 Prom 115 Dance 10, 11. JOSEPH MALACHESKI Academic General Announcement Committee 125 Band 11, 12. ALEXANDER MANCINI Class Day Committee 125 Student Council 125 Track 125 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 12. College Prep. H.R. Representative 125 ANN LOUISE MARK College Prep. Outing Committee 125 Finance Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Skating Party 125 Blue 8. Gray 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Garchoir 10, 11, 125 Festival 125 Hall Patrol 10, 11, 12. MARY MARTIN Commercial Class Song Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Blue 8. Gray 125 Usher 115 Dramatic 11, 125 Garchoir 10, 11, 125 Festival 125 Bank Cashier 125 Honor Society 10, 115 Hall Patrol 10, 11, 125 Assembly Squad 10. MARLENE MASI Cgllggg Prgp, Left school - April 14, 1958. ROBERT MCNELIS College Prep. Class Day Committee 125 Garchive 10, 11, lSports Editor 1215 Usher 10, 115 Key Club 11, 125GarCl'10ir1O, 11, 125 Band 11, 125 Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Grenadier Gambol 12. EDWIN MCDERMOTT Class Night Committee 125 Skating Club 11, 125 Student Council 10, Football IO, 11, 125 Baseball 11, ball Game 11, 12. College Prep. Party 115 Usher 105 Lettermen's 115 H.R. Representative 10, 115 125 Basketball 10, 115 Jr.-Sr. Basket- JOSEPH MEHM Outing Committee 125 Ceramic Club 11. Academic General DAVID MEIER Class Song Committee 125 Usher 115 Band 10, 11, 105 Honor Society 10. Commercial 125 Bank Cashier JAMES MEIGHAN Wrestling 11, 125 Outing Committee Academic General 12. RICHARD MILLER Gift Committee 125 Basketball 11. College Prep. PATRICIA MINETOLA Outing Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon. Academic General DORIS MINNICH College Prep. Outing Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Skating Party 115 Blue 8- Gray 125 Y-Teens 125 Debating Club 115 Bank Cashier 115 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Hockey 10, 11, 125 Shamrock Prom 125 Sadie Hawkins Day 12. t,ii it' E N l O I I X JA MORG Academic General l ay Com ' e 125 G oir 10, 11, 1 5 Band 10, 11, 125 Or- stra 115 rass Choir 1 0 CHRISTI MORRISS College Prep. Class Day Commit 25 Fina e Co mittee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. G s Tea5 Blue ray 125 Y- . ns 125 Dramatic Cl b 11, 125 Hall I 10,11, 1 5 Hockey 10. A JOSEPH MULVE College . Outj m ittee 125 Sk ting Party 1l5'GarCl'1iV LO, 115 HifY 25 Lett 's ub 10 1, 125 Stage Cre 10, 125 Stude t ou il I , 1,1 125 H. . epresentative1O,1 'B Ca ' r 1 r a r bol 5 Bas all 10, 11, 125 Jr.-Sr. B k -. 1 5 r.- . rom 115 u ing 15 French Club 10,' 5 Shamr - 11 air Mu Y 4 'College e . Clas i Committee, 125 Sr. Girls' lub5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. rls' L n 5 Blue 8- ay 125 Dramatic Club 11, 125 H. R. Representative 1 5 R. Se r 115 Hall Patrol 115 Assembly Squad 12. PATRI GLE Commercial Annou e nt Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Y-Teens 10, 11, 5 Bank Cashier 115 H. R. Secretary 10. JOSEPH NARDONE College Prep. Token Committee 125 Key Club 11, 125 Debating Club 115 Football 10, 115 Wrestling 10, 11. GERALD NEKRASZ College Prep. Token Committee 12. DANIEL NESTORICK College Prep. Class Day Committee 125 Usher 10. JAMES O'BRlEN Academic General Class President5 Skating Party 11, 125 Garchive 125 Key Club Senior IO, 11, 125 Lettermen's Club 125 Garchoir 11, 125 Student Handbook 125 Football 10, 115 Track 10, 125 Basketball 105 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 115 Jr.Sr. Prom 11, H. R. Representative 10, 125 Student Coun- cil 12. RUTH OLDZIEJEWSKI Commercial Gift Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Library Club 10, ll, 12. LAWRENCE OSTROWSKI Vocational Class Night Committee 12. BARBARA PAOLINELLI Class Day Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Y-Teens 125 Debating Club 115 Honor Society 11, 125 Swimming Club 12. College Prep. ROBERT PARKER Academic General Outing Committee 125 Lettermen's Club 125 Bank Cashier 105 Football 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 10, 115 Track 10, 115 Outing 11. J. DAVID PARTILLA College Prep. Class Day Committee 125 Usher 105 Garchoir 12. JEAN PATSKO Commercial Announcement Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Skating Party ll, 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Garchoir IO, 11, 125 Hall Patrol5 Cafeteria Patrol 105 Assembly Squad 105 Baseball 105 Basketball 105 Hockey 10. ROSALIE PATTERSON Academic General Class Day Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Student Council 115 H. R. Representative 115 Shamrock Prom 12. R ll 94 l N D E X ROBERT PAUL Academic General Outing Committee 12. cARoLs Psmcosxv cailag. mp. Left School - February 25, 1958. PHYLLIS PERSCHAU Commercial Class Song Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Blue 8. Gray 11, 125 Library Club ll, 125 Y-Teens 125 Garchoir 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Festival 11, 125 Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Hall Patrol 10, 11, 125 Basketball 11, 125 CManager 11, 125. JOANN PETCHUK Academic General Class Night Committee 12, Garchive 12. PATRICK PETRILLO College Prep. Outing Committee QCo-chairman 1255 Finance Committee 125 Key Club 125 Lettermen's Club 12, Garchoir 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 12, Asst. H.R, Representative 12, Football, 10, 11, 12. THOMAS PILCAVAGE Vocational fAnnouncement Committee 125 Electronics Club ll, 12. JOSEPH PIOTROSKI Academic General Gift Committee 12. JO ANN POLIFKA Academic General Gift Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon. MARY LOU PUGUESE Commercial Class Song Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Y-Teens 10, ll, 125 Hall Patrol 10, 11, 125 Swimming Club 12. CARL PUDIM Academic General Gift Committee 12. ROSEMARIE POHUTSKI Commercial Class Day Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Skating Party 11, 125 Y-Teens ll, 125 Assembly Squad 10, 11, 125 Jr.-Sr. Basketball Game 115 Jr.-Sr. Prom 115 Outing 10, 115 Shamrock Prom 125 Dance 10, 115 Mid-Winter Conference 115 Sadie Hawkins Day 125 Tumbling 10. HELEN PTASHINSKI College Prep. Outing Committee lCo-chairman 1235 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Usher 11, 125 Honor Society 10, 11, 125 Cafeteria Patrol 10, ll, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Swimming Club 12. VICTORIA RESTUCCI College Prep. Class Night Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Skating Party 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Bank Cashier 11. Commercial ANN RINKO Outing Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Y-Teens 125 Bank Cashier 125 Hall Patrol 10, 115 Cafeteria Patrol 12. Commercial JANET RINKO Announcement Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr, Girls' Luncheon5 Maiorette 10, 11, 125 Assembly Squad 10. ELAINE RITZA Q1 College Prop. Class Day Committee 125 Finance Commit ee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Sk rty 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, CPresident 1215 Cheerleader 10, ll, C e 1215 H. R. Secretary 105 Cafeteria Patrol 10, 11, 125 Shantrucafom Hall Patrol 10, ll, 12. 1 Q VIVIAN ROBERTS f College Prep. Class Day Committee 125 Sr. Gir ' 5 ws' ' Y-Teens 125 Bank Cashier 105 Shamrock ' 0 YW PER c' 'EZ- -65 1' of 'fs , iafc' , 5 'C Q Ag! QIJ-ANA ff MWC 33 -at ,, 5 5 .LAL 'U - ' Av gvfwf A ll V ii' 'I ' 'A A sl 1' f' I ' . I ...f 4 .1 'iv fit , lf' XA 1' . ,l,f ' .4 1 ,fi SENIORLND' x 'li ,4 1 - 1 ' ' A N' ,. .I 1 f , 1 .1 lf' 'F . f ,sr f' rf ,. 1, -. D R , ' A V ,gk ' 1 . F ' 4 HELENE fnoruf 4 . Acadairfi: Geqaral AAIIENE THIEMANHJ H, I . ggmmercial Announcement Committee lS25..6f. Girls' l.uncheo?5,1Geramic Club 'ly T en Commigteo l2f Sr. Girls'44Qlnb5 Sr. Girls' TeaLBlue 8. Gray 125 Y-Teens 125 Assembly Sqn ll, 12. 1- , 1 - 1 4- ' Y- eens 10, 1 1 Hockey 11,.j12.' , '7 ' lk, 1. ' ' ' ,, ' ,lf 1 1- V rf ' GEORGE RQUX ' A 1. .L Acadetltic General 'MEL THOMYUL J commutial Announcemlynf Commmee nf Semor Class Treaiffei skal'n9,?Fq:flY'f Announcement, mmittee 125 Sr. glnls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Y-Tee 115 Gxqzholr 10, 11, 125 JrJSf.15rom 11, , JJ. 125 Garchoir 10, ll, 125 Hallrqdffo 10, ll, 125' l-Bckey 105 Basket. J . ti , ball 10.9-' A f 1 . il e' 00 M ' ' 1' WILLIAM TRAYHANL ff tr College Prep 1 ' . . 4 r 1 . ' , FRANCISAQQCARNU SE 1 ' -' vocuiondfg gtTgkegaigglmwggifg-Clgairrnan 13151 Garchive 105 Dramatic Club 11, - Gift Committee 12' -Trick 115 Electronics Clbb ll, 12. tg Q-5'-fa ' ' Q ll fy? 5 Pc f ' Mun! Nutz 5 ' v ' I ' PAmc1A sus, AN - X, - alige mp. . Q A A 1 awww Outing Committee 125 Sr. Girls'f' lub5 Sr. Girls' Tealvgnance Comi ivgflllng C0mm1Teg.l2'1'9ank Cashier flgf'-,. I Z7 , mittee 125 Skating Party 51.15 Y-Teens 125 H. R. Secretary 115 Bank ' , L, U 1' Cashier 105 Jr.-Sr,f'B3sletISall Game 115 Jr.-Sr. ,Prom 115 Sadie Hawkins ROMAYNE KMPHRED J , fs Commdgial Day 12, ,' 119 Fefe omg, Committee 12, . Girls' Club qviee-Pfesademy, Y-Teens 12, CHARLES SEVERN f- YR H rhhege Prep. I Asst. Aank Cashierihziralxnor Soc1etY 10. I ,View . Token Committee 125 Usher 10, ll, 125 Band 511: Honor tSoCleTy lqzj' CAROLYN URBAN 51 ' ' commercial 11, 12. idx A .1- X Announcer,rl?nttCommittee 125 Sr. Girls' Qlub-,SL Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' .is Luncheon5, sher 115 Honor Society 10, 1J,A2. Lux: SHERIDAN cqtlnue mp. A ,' Gift committee 12. xx U' 'RONALD VIGLON5- , .1 ,N C. Hfigl 1 Q I '1A'nnouncem1nt ommitteeHJ2V'i'nance Committee 125 Ska' g Party MARION SIMPSON 5, X Commelrcia .11, 125 Blu' ' Grayn 25 -Y 125 Lettermen's Club 12yQahd 125 Stu- Token Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls Luncheon5 YiTeI6t6 '125 dent Council lA5 H. R. Representative 115 Jr.rSr.' Prom 115 Outing Asst. President of Bank Cashiers 12: 5 '- ' 1J5,,Track Mg779. , 125 Class Vice-President il. I 1.1 Ii I- f ' ' ' jf-r . LEROY SMITH , ..f College Prep,f '7 DIANE WASILEFSKI E. College Prep. if Class Night Committee 125 Entered GAR onzllarch 27, 1958. . ' I Toke ommittee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5liSr. Girls1Tea5 Skating Party 115 A... y, Qi. .2 . g5YZe6n IO, Secretary 1l1,2125 Cheerleader ll, R. Secretary VINCENT SMITH x Kfollw, p, , :Jr,4Sr. Prom 115 Shamrockffrol-11 12. I K Q .y Class song committee 12, Band 1o, 11, 12, ofch5,ll+rsi11, 12, GI e Club 125 Orchestra Festival 115 Band Festival 12. js,- s . kr X L! ELIZABETH SOBECK 'mMOI'Cill Gift Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 S ior Girls' Luncheon5 Blue 8- Gray 125 Dramatic Club 11, 125 Assembly.'Squad 12. MICHAEL SOLOMON Vocational Wood Gift Committee 125 Hi-Y 125 Lettermen's Club 11, 125 Wrestling 10, 11, 12. JOAN STANKIEWICZ Academic General Gift Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Y-Teens 11, 125 Hall Patrol 10, 11, 125 Jr.-Sr. Prom ll. EILEEN STARK College Prep. Announcement Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Hall Patrol 10, 11, 125 Jr.-Sr. Prom ll. ALLAN STEINBERG College Prep. Class Night Committee 125 Lettermen's Club 10, ll, 125 Bank Cashier 11, 125 Football 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Basketbal ll, 125 Jr.-Sr. Basketbal Game 115 Outing ll. GEORGE STIENINGER Academic General Outing Committee 125 Skating Party 11, 12. DOLORES SUDUL Commercial Class Song Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon lChairmanJ5 Garchive 11, 125 Library Club 11, 125 Garchoir 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 10, 11, 125 Festival 10, 11, 125 Honor Society 115 Grenadier Gambol 11, 125 Asst. Bank Cashier 12. EDITH SUTTON Academic General Token Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' Lunch- eon5 Skating Party 115 Y-Teens 10, ll, 125 Bank Cashier 115 Assembly Squad 105 Outing ll. 95 L, J 1 ah ROSEMARY WALSH ,fx I ' Cgllgsg PNP, Announcement Committee 125 Sr. Girls' CllJb5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' Luncheonp Blue 81 Gray 125 Cafeteria Patrol 10, ll. SYDNEY WEINSTOCK CgIIggg,PrgP, Class Night Committee 125 Garchive 10, ll, 125 Usher 10, 115 Key Club 10, 11, 125 Garchoir 10, ll, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 11, 125 Festival 125 Honor Society 10, ll, 125 Grenadier Gambol lChair- man l2J5 Wrestling 10, Track 11. Al-AN WIKI-IE College Prep. Class Night Committee 125 Dramatic Club 10, 11, 125 Garchoir 11, 125 H. R, Representative 125 Bank Cashier 105 Outing ll5 Gestival 125 Student Council 12. EDMUND WHITE Gift Committee12. Academic General JAMES WILLIAMS Class Song Committee 125 Wrestling 10. Academic General Commercial Gift Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Blue 8- Gray 125 Y- Teens 10, 115 Hall Patrol 10, ll, 125 Shamrock Prom 12. BERNARD YoBLoNsKl c,,,,,,,,,,,5,1 Announcement Committee 125 H. R. Secretary 10. JOAN Cgmmgfgigl Outing Committee 125 Sr.Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon. Cgmmgfgigl Gift Committee 125 Sr. Girls' Club5 Sr. Girls' Tea5 Sr. Girls' Luncheon5 Garchive ll, 125 Library Club 11, 125 Usher 10, 115 Y-Teens 115 De- bating Club ll, Honor Society IO, 11, 125 Basketball 11. 95, UAQQfffJUj Q92 Jim! pmwfp W O!i QV y ff W ffkgfgfj 0 ' tx' MQW J A Mg fx W WQWWQW WJ f 'I ' if ZW M QxU'iN'WW7w1L JC 'il GW. 41 4 jf A vf U' ,ffffx I MW W 455 f X9 fw CX View M QM Q . Q3 X X mx N5 Q ,W , ff fa X Sig V 66 fi W P Wviw WW W Q Q NX xx NW h'3'i'g?1'fM'1 M N X M wggsgfw QW M W gawfgzxdcai! ,ffwffffyjfjli ,QW W fa Q Wf3ffyyJyQ5Q2 ff! wwf? , A VWWL W JF ' , , 'J gf ff I 1 lf 'mg ,f 4 41,00 1 lffrl' ' 474 df X' ' ' V Lf' 4 , 'f ' , 14 . ,J I, , . 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