Kingston High School - Kingstonian Yearbook (Kingston, PA)
- Class of 1950
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AREASURE MAI? 8 PADF fr or-'unc' TREASURE ff 0 5 Uccess , FRESHMEN Q TRmKz-:Ts X Scnool. W0 gg 'V' O 5ENroR5 N M' JEWELS Xsopuonongf, U11 BEAD.: Q I J'UN:oR5 f U1 NECKLACE o D Y 1 N1 xx 5 Xiw gli' fjg :Av V12 . lv 1 f f 1 k A l , w I , ' :LZ . fs ' 'I l- KVX-x X, . xhwxk X1 Q , N l AY I jxx Qgy' XXX - J , 7 fy -' Qf Q n x W V , 1 A M x ' W .11 ' U V N Qy- f siS S KXXX lg, yn' f F X fv x 1 f x 5 k -Q x X , 1'Jx X I-K5 ff. 1 y , ff rx' x xx R I 4 lb N NWS. LS ff XXX V. , . . J' 5 A N ' x Xl X I 1 X QM ,, gf-ff A X f lj ix ,X-1 ff .f ,ff K f A if XX ,fl YY 3 , km C ' jf 'C' X1 X I. Xi- 2 4 ,V i ' i f, X 1 C -,l ,J , tr 1' 1 Q, , 'if fl .X - f 1 ALMA MATER Youth 1S ever free and sparkling Bright and alvx ays glad Never seeing shadovx s darkling Bearing omens sad Future View s cannot be dreary Spectres grim and dire Youth is blithsome nex er vi eary Hearts of youth afire We shall then in years hereafter From high school long qone Hear the cheerfulness and laughter As we sit alone, Thinking over youthful pleasures. Youthful conquests won: Memories to each a treasure-- Days in fair Kingston. --Mr. Ioseph Pooley CLASS PGEM MY TREASURE CHEST A tre asure chest of IHCIIIOFICS ls oxx ned today by me l ll take 1ust one more look xnslde Before l turn the key Look at the gems of knoxx ledge that lxxorked So hard to galn And see the COIHS of frlendshlp Ah the thoughtb that noxx remam The pearls of xx1sdom tucked lnslde I ll keep for future use The golden laughter smlles and te1rs Could nex er Stand 1bu'Se So noxx Ill lock the cheat up tlght And tuck the key axx ay But l ll remember exerythxng And open 1t somedwy Frances R ones .57 CLASS SONG Tune End of a Perfect Day AQ xx e come to the end of our School day joy5 Wlth a s1dne55 of heart and eye We must re'1l1ze that xx hat xxe s'1y ls farexx ell not a sad good bye For xx 1th us xx e take all the knoxxledge gaxned Through years xx 1th our heavy load But xx e knoxx xx e noxx face the begmnmg of A long 'md Qteep hllled road At the end of the road IS our heav nly goal All the efforts of xxork and strlfe And lf xx e g2llI1Il'1lS xx ell knoxx then xxe haxe Made the pattern for perfect l1fe And as xx e look back on the golden years Well see all the things vx e xe done As xx e thmk of the mght that xx e shed our tears We shall knoxx txx is a victory xxon Frances R Iones 2 .l .' .l . , , v . . . c . . , , ' v K c , . , , c . 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N.,,'f' x :QQ -A-lf:-:aw -Liiaaaeifv' '--- k- I ' , T s , ' - ' ,529 f 1 ' ' ff! -42- l P. iq- ,-ff ' - ' -2' ' ip LS- S ,Sf 7 ' S fi- TL ' 55 41 5 7 FOREWORD We the staff of th1s the 1950 Kmgstonlan Yearbook have chosen to th1nk of our four year solourn ln th1s 1nst1tut1on of learnlng as a sh1p not a calm unruffled ocean l1ner nor a sta1d merchant man travelllng regularly from port to port but rather as a bold plunderlng plrate sh1p vxhxch kllled and robbed Yes' Kllled and robbed' Kllled the superstlt 1ons and fancles of our youth and stole from our teachers the br1ght golden nuggets of knovt ledge May these nuggets never become tarn1shed from dlsuse but alvx ays be kept brlght and Shlllllig through constant handlxng Sometlmes all vx as not vt ell and our good ship d1d not alvx ays steer a stra1ght course We vx ere parucularly tempest tossed vx hen after tvxo and a half years of voyaglng the Ovx ner saw flt to remove our chlef navxgator thus creatmg a profound effect upon many of the crevs mem bers I-lxs successor proved h1mself an apt cho1ce by vnnnmg the heart of the vxhole crevx and by ever steerxng us tovx ard ex en greater goals We hope that th1s annual vv 1ll successfully present our travels adven tures and the h1gh pomts of this memorable journey 2' edlcallolz In fond and loving memory wc, the class of 1950, decli- cfzte this yearbook to MARY CLAIRE O'BRIEN As our four ye'1r journey on the Shlp K H S was Coming to an end Cod savs f1t to remoxe one of our fellow crevxmen Mary Clalre who vtas fatally mlured on May 19 m an automobxle aecrdeut WVl11Cl'1 resulted ln her death on May 21 vslll always be remembered m the hearts of her classmates not to be mth us on Craduatron Day Mary Clalre wlll be m the thoughts nf u Lryone of us is we graduate and go forward on the sm of llfc The souls o the rtghteous are ut the hancl of Cod and there shall no torment touch them c f ' . . . D , I 1 1 ' f ' r . ' , I , Y- Q X . She was an active member of her class and a friend to all. Although she will 7. I . Q . X V. . J K ' K i 5 E A ' 1 I 1 I YI I 5 It I I. u D x, f . ' I ' I 9 I ' 7? NAVIGATQRS Admlmstratlon ' .0 ,I '41 X f N 4'v'Lf..JQx kww'gN KW ! O O C g -V 1 'ig -iixgx-3 V1 QL. u Da.. . ,L '-1 A- .. Lfs'.Qi b' .A 'Lfx 'x ,zfiV 4,4 Vi. In, . ,Qi L gffx,T','ff, Q' -N ', .W Hu, F35-,.-1 ,,:.jx!,, lui, , 'iff 1.5-u V 'f 4 3. x fl. I, 'I , . ff.f'- 1 yf rxilifj :if 3, f - ' 511.-'f f-a ff fliwiifx W - iff? I, ', l.4 . W-fi ,I .1 T ' ' X 1--ffl f, L 5? 'Ea f 5 0 ff ,' NWS' ii.. J' I. ' -' vE?'ff:.. 3131 N , -, ,C . V- -. '-' W ,M .-EA , YQ, ,. '51, ' 'mx- .i,'f,. l X fu' A I -if Qi 'L - - f lu: ig - yfgg' fa 1411 rr .' 4 :ii J , , , - '- YQ SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOL BOARD IOHN B KENNEDY Our Super1ntendent of Schools has now com pleted e1ght years of eff1c1ent and fa1thful serv1ce to the lx1ngston Borough School D1str1ct A mort capable man we could not want HIS undertakmgs and accompl1shments 1n tlt past e1ght years haye made h11n one of the most outstand1ng and d1st1ngu1shed men IH our commun 1 HIS pleas1ng personal1ty and fr1endly ways w1th whom he comes IH contact Th1s great estee1n has been acqu1red by Mr Kennedy because he pos sesses an understandmg and qu1et nature The class of 1950 des1res to w1sh contmued luck and s11ccess to you Mr Kennedy as you en deayor to make our schools bttter IH years to come PRINCIPAL One of the many treasures on our sh1p 19 the pr1nc1pal of Kxngston H1g1 who 1s 1ndeed worthy of hold1ng th1s pos1t1on Mr Hankey has yery ably head ed our school th1s year He has always kept the des1res of the students 1n nund as well as the teachers One of h1s foremost goals has been to ra1st the hlgh standards of Kmgston Hlgh wh1ch he has certa1nly done 1n a most fE19l11OI13bl IIIBUUCI' M1 Hankey has always remembered the student body He has nex er ht S1 tatecl to congratulate a sports team on a f1ne showmg or any person or group worthy of pra1se He has always tr1ed to ady1se the students to be good sports as well as adv1s1ng them to be obed1ent and co operatne These are a ftw of h1s character1st1cs that haye made l'11I'Xl so well llked by all the students 111 tht h1gh school Wlthout the f1ne qtudance and leadershxp of Mr Hanl-ey lxmgston H1gn School would not be as h1ghly rated as 1t 15 today We are conf1dent that ht w1ll contmue to do as well a job 1f not better 1n h1s future years 1n lxmgston H1gh School VX7e w1ll always remember h1s fa1thful ady1ce Vye w1ll also cherlsh the f1ne school wh1ch Mr Hankey has so successfully headed Albert A Fa1rtl11ld Dr A VN Grmer George M Huey Louis Leger YJ1ll1am L Wlorgan Arthur R Pnwtll Daucl G Sayers Lundy R Wrlght To guard the great fortune concealed 111 th1s our treasure chest of 1930 there 19 a group of men of grtat 1ntegr1ty and h1gh esteem These men comprlse the Board of Educauon The competent pres1dent of th1s boa d 18 Dr A VX Groy er and Mr Arthur R Powell IS XICL pres1dent Tht othtr mtmbers are 'Xlr Albert A Fa1rch1ld Mr George M Huey lVlr Lotus Leqtr Mr VX 1ll1ElI11 L Morgan and Mr Lundy A Wr1ght Mr D3X1d Sayes acts as secretary E I lsyans treasurer VV1ll1am Brewster sol1c1tor Mrs Mar1ta lNoone 18 the rthable clerk to the board lnd1y1dual comnnttees COHSISIIIIQ tach of a few membt rs are OTQBUI ed IH order to fac1l1tate such th1ngs as tht lllflllg of ttathtrs tht upkeep of school bu1ld1ngs and grounds and the budgtt Howeyer these men hayt many LOI1U'1l7Uf1OI1S toward the welfare of the tommumty as well We the class of 1930 apprtt1att tht great work done by the guards of our trtasurt BURTON W HANKEY ,MMAQ 1 if L , ' - A A , X , -' s, S' . 1 s s 3 11 A I ' ' V ' Y ' , ', . f x ' . . vt I f . . 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Y V H . y. - B - , . . , A -Z - have given him the support and respect of everyone ' ' 5 ' - e ' n n 1 ' 1 1 ' -' S ' - . . - , , L ., , . - V L. . , xp 4 'A ' ' V , QQ I 1-. x X v Y Y .1 ,- . k A A ,- , I IOHN L BENNETT A HELPING HAND GUIDANCE The Guldance Department of Krngston Hxgh School has acqulred a reputatlon as one of the smoothest runnmg orgamzatxons xn the school Ably headed by Mr Iohn Bennett th1s department serves as a helpful qllldt as tts name mdrcates for students durmg their years ln htgh school It dxrects them to a happy useful llfe afterward Each class IS provrded vuth a councellor who guldes and advlses the members of the class The councellors work beglns as the class en te rs rn 1ts f1rst year and cont1nues through the Semor year The coun eellor or Class Advxsor for the Senlor Class IS Mlss Catherme Cronm Mrss Cromn has the confldence of every member of that class Thls IS xuth qood reason for she has helped each one Miss Hannah ayne IS the umor Class Adv1sor She w1ll have a large task next year but we all knoxx she vull carry on vuth the same hxgh quahty of work MISS Antta W1ll1ams IS the Advlsor for the Sophomore Class Thus QIVES MISS Wrllnarns a double responslbxhty for she ts also a very able Dean of Women MISS Helen Devendorf acts as Freshman Class Adv1sor Per haps she has the greatest task for lt ns a test Indeed to adyust those stu dc nts to a more adult llfe The C utdance Department IS equipped wxth extenslve facxlltles for tht understmdxnq of Hxgh School Students Mr Anthony Hock local pst choloqrst qrus mwaluable ald to the department ln gxvmg var1ous tt sts These tests help to determ1ne students personalxtles ab1l1t1es and qualIf1cat1ons Also every year Career Day IS held On this day per sons xx ho are successful ln var1ous occupatlons advlse students Interested 1n those occupatxons The benefxts afforded by thelr experlence ts mvalu able Not only IS th1s SQFVICQ offered to Kmgston Hlgh School Students but Sen1ors from nelghbormg schools are mvxted to attend these confer ences Only a fevs of the SQFVICBS offered by the Gu1dance Department have been mennoned Space does not permlt full conslderatlon of the many adxantaqes afforded the students Not all the students enter the Gmdance offxce seekmg help concernmg ptrsonal serxnce It IS because th1s feelmg of confxdence Installed xn the students that the Cvuldance Department IS such an overwhelming success HANNAI-I IAYNE KATHERINE CRONIN HELEN DEVENDORF ANITA WILLIAMS - v . , . 2 I C ' , X . . . 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' . . , DEAN OF MEN lf you re loolunq for tht l'5L1SlLSf H1811 111 tht school xx ander over to the off1te where a ilqll IS posted D1rtctor of Act1x1t1ts When you enter you vn1ll f1nd llllll stattd at h1s dtsk f1f you qet llllll at one of those 11nusual flIll4.Sl a man rtady to tacl-lt my problem yo11 may have to cope vt1th Yes we of lX1IlQStOIl H1qh School art 1ndted fortunate 111 havmg as a member of our faculty Mr VK1ll1am lxeson Mr lyeson not only 19 D1rector of Act1v1t1es but 111 add1t1on I9 Dean of Men and bllil ness adv1sor of the un1or and Qemor classes A D1rector of Act1y1t1es Mr lyeson has capably arranged 1nterest1ng chapel programs chtclcecl flint at basketball qames sched uled sport dances and asstmbltcl tht acts for 0111 annual Qtar Dust Rtvue lVlr lytson Vkllllllqly t11yts h1s xxholthtarttd suppoxt and follovvs tnouql any proqram that 1 tl1ss OI Olklalll dflOIl may atttmpt VM tht tliss of DO yush to txltt th1s oppo1t11111ty to txp1tss our t,r1t1t11tlt to lVlr lytson lo1 Lllilllq th1o11t1h tht tIlllS and tr1bulat1ons of tl s r Skllllil X 1r mtl lm Illilxllll 1xt1y prolttt that we ave 1111dt1t1kt11 1 sutttss WILLIAM IVESON DEAN OF WOMEN Vylt are happy to present to you th1s mtmber of the fat 1lty lVl1ss An1ta Wllll3lDS Her ITIHIII pos1t1on as Dean of VVomen 19 CSpCC13lly su1ted to her hecaust of htr pleasmg and understandmq nature Wt feel that she possesses every qual1f1eat1on ntttssary for LODIUQ yx1th the problems of h1qh school g1rls Anothtr of her pos1t1ons 19 supt ry1sor of l'nql1sh Qht yery capa lvly f1lls th1s POSITION One of her dLlf1i'S 18 to prtpart tht Hlld ytar and fmal exammatxons for each class She 19 also a member of the CJL11d3I'lCC Department As adv1sor of th1s years Sophomore Class yye feel sure that she xx1ll carry 1ts members through the1r rema1n1ng h1gh school years vuth much success Although she has many dut1es and IS always busy she takes t1mt to lend a sympathet1c ear and to que help to any q1rl yy ho comes to her for aduce l-ler thoughtfulness and helpfulness has earned for her the h1ghest esteem of the students We the class of 1950 vnsh to thank lVl1ss Wlll13IU9 for all she has dont for us and yush htr contmutd success 111 her vsork ANITA WILLIAMS O F F I C E Flrst Row Dorothy A Bartlttt Edna A Felktr lVlar1ta H Noont Second Row Eleanor D Noutslty lxatherme A Sthuler 'V I I Q' ' ' ',' I ' I c - v 1 ' s s' x A ' ' v. .' 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PILOTS LORETTA E WEISS ANITA WILLIAMS HARRY B WIILIAMS MIRIAM WILLIAMS VNANDA ZAWATSKI SCHOOL WITHIN A SCHOOL IAMES W ION ES Assistant Director Since the end of World War II hundreds of Veterans have taken advantage of the facilities of fered them by the Kingston School District to corn plete their high school education This Veterans School was inaugurated by Mr Burton VV l'lankey and under his capable direction the program was greatly extended to include a variety of courses Last year when Mr I-Ianlaey oecame principal Mr Iames W Iones took charge and has had great success Mr Edward Kotchi is in charge of the Vocational School which is located in the former Dorrance Street School The Class of 50 vxishes to extend its best wish es to the Veterans for continued success VETERANS VOCATIONAL The Veterans Vocational School IS located in the former Dor rance Street School building The school has excellent facilities and is wxell equipped to handle the great number of veterans who attend it lVIr lldvnard Kotchi and a staff of highly competent instructors are in charge of the school These vocational courses are offered Auto Mechanics Broadcasting Building Construction Electricity Machine Shop Plastics Upholstering and Related Training Tne Veterans have an excellent opportunity to learn any trade in which they are interes ed The building itself has been enlarged to courses in the School have obtained Well paying jobs PLASTIC SHOP . v 4 . V . . , . house the plastics division. Many of the Veterans who have taken . . Y . . SENIORS kc 'ii 'Q i QQJQKI , ws? M1 fb 'in , T 3 J.--- ,-. .A-'N A Iii' aff I: eg' 'wir' ' , p 7 .ff - - 05.9 li.,-J, rcs' 1 f ' f .Iii f f-'f 1' M5 ff' f ,wx My 1 i ,L wg! i 'J if ' x 2 if A Kgs I sf' ,f .X ,N J 'nf V ' ink CI-IIEFTAINS JOHN FENNELL RAY MORAN AVIS LLITZ BRUCE WILLIAMS Presxdent X tee Prcsrdent Secretary Treasurer Bottom Row Pat lcla Edwares Aldine Wnllnams Caro me Huray Avis Lutz hay Moran Second Row Thomas Smxth Iohn Heller Ahce Lull Nancy Cnmnskey Anne Marne Sobers Third Row George Ohver Richard Beard Bruce Wxllnms SHIP S LOG Four long years ago we boarded the Plrate Shxp K H S to begln our long voyage on rough and stormy seas Our pomt of destxnatxon was set for Iune 8 1950 Thls was o xr one and only goal Recorded ltelow ln our Shlp s Log 19 the hxstory of our four seafarxng years on the tur bulent Sea of Knowledge The flrst entry was recorded on Sup tuner 5 19-16 Thus was our flrst year on board sh1p lt w s a new ana' excxtmg evcpenence for us all Quite often we felt uncer ta1n and h1s offxcers who trled to guxde us on a stralght and forward course Throughout the year we supported the rest of the crew 1n all the Sh1p s act1v1t1es Then wt dropped anchor at Harvey s Lake une 16 1947 to cele bra e the end of a successful year The second entry of our voyage w as entered 111 the Shxps Log September -1 19-17 VVe started our voyage wlth great enthusxasm for we felt hlfe old sea hands now We settled down to our stud1es and gave full hearted sup port to all the act1v1t1es Then all too soon one more yeal was over and we were that mueh closer to our goal The thlrd entry of our voyage was placed IH tht Shlps Log September 9 19-18 Hardly had our voy age begun when our great Captam Mr P A Golden was taken away from us Mr B W Hankey a competent man was then chosen to gu1de us Wxth our new leader we bravely salled onward We elected our own OIIICCTS Presxdent Charles Tyler Vlce Presldent Kay Moran Secretary Anne Sobers Treasurer Corey Wagner We took part ln another Star Dust Revue and entered more and more actxvltles On February 25 we presented oul own super colassal play Ever Smce Eve Then on une 3 we gave our unlor Sentor Prom whxch brought an end to one more dehghtful year on board sh1p Our last and fmal entry was placed IH the Shxps Log September 8 1949 Our goal and treasure were now 1n vrew We orgamzed our crew by electmg Qffrqers Pres1dent ohn Fennell Vlce Pres1dent Kay Moran Secretary Avis Lutz Treasurer Bruce W1ll13mS We started r1ght away to plan and work for our class trlp to Washxngton D C We were busy w1th sports the Star Dust Revue the sport dances and the Yuletxde and Eas ter Balls We presented our play You Cant Take It W1th You one of the best plays ever presented on board sh1p Fmal exams and graduanon were upon us It was tlme for us to drop anchor Our voyage was ended our goal was reaehed We had obtalned a wealth of know ledge and were ready to leave thls shlp to pursue our fortunes IU the yorld .- ' 1 ' 7 tain and lost, but we soon became friends with our Cap- V ' t . V . . , V s 5 , ' ' V V V , A. I z I Q V . ' ' ' ' , I 'v' , I WILLIAM ADAMS Tillie B1ll's known throughout the school. Wllth his top personalitv, he fits all rules. Vvvrestling l, 2, 3. 4: Star Dust Rexue 4: Pt Delta. Treasurer 4: Key Club. President 4. German Club: Honor Society. President 4. lr. Latin Club. IAMES AVERY jim Although he never has much to say He really has a pleasing way, lircnch Club 2. BERNARD BACHESON Bach Quietness is his golden rule. Especially xx hen he is in school. German Club 2. 3. 4. Radio Club. President. DAVID BALIM Him VYith lune his life is complete: VW: also think he! rather neat '. Track Team I 4. Intramural Basketball 2, Pan American Club 3: Gvin Club l. 2. RICHARD BEARD HDon A better friend couldnt be found. VVhenever you want him he's always around. Football 3: Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4: Star Dust Rexue 4: Yearbook Business Staff. Senior Council: Iunior Council: Honor Society. Pi Delta 3. 4: Hi-Y 3 4. Engineering l, Latin Club l. 2. 3: French Club l. 2. AILEEN BINGHAM So sweet and small. with hair of gold She's always good and never bold. Star Dust Revue 2, 4: Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3. 4. Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Year- book Txping Staff, Newspaper Editorial Stall 3. 4 Newspaper Business Staff 4. Newspaper Typist. French Club 2 Sketch Club 2, 3: Lib- rarv Club 3. 4: Newspaper Staff 4: Iionor Societv 4. KATHRYN ANN BOSSO UKay Here's a girl who's small and neat VVith a personality that can't be beat. Star Dust Revue 2, 3. 4. Yearbook Business Staff: Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3, 4: Intra- mural Volleyball l, 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Typing Staff: Pi Delta Auxiliary 4: Swimming Club 3: French Club 2: Office Aide 4: Girls Chorus 3. MILDRED ALEXIS Millie A sportsmen true. with average high, Millie will succeed no matter what she tries. Basketball 2. 3: Yearbook Editorial Staff 4: Star Dust Revue 4: Intramural Basketball l. Z. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball l, 2. 3. 4: News- paper Business Staff Z, 3. 4: Business Manager 4: Band 4, lr. Y-Teens. Cv. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Swimming Club Z. 3: Librarv Club 3. 4: French Club 3, 4: lr. Latin Club Z. Pi Delta Auxiliary 3. 4: Office Aide: Home Economics Club, Hon- or Society 4. ILINE AVERY Iune's a friend who'll never let you down For her face never wears a frown. Intramural Basketball 1.2: Intramural Vollev- ball l, 2, lr. Y-Teens: Sr. Y-Teens: German Club 3 4. GRACE E. BAIR Gracie Grace is a girl who doesnt say much But she has that special touch Star Dust Rexue 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball I 2. 3. Glee Club 3. 4: Home Economics Club: lr. Y-Teens: Sr. Y-Teens. Girls Chorus. Christmas Cantata 3. 4. BULA BEAMESDERFER Here's a girl with a trite singing voice To sing in the Meri she s our choice. Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l, 2. 3, 4, Newspaper Editorial Staff 4. Glee Club 2. 3. 4: lr. Y-Teens: Sr. Y-Teens: Home Economics Club 4: Office Aide 4. PHYLLIS BERK Berkie Tall and dark with that certain air Phyllis never seems to have a care. Star Dust Revue 4: Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: News- paper Editorial Staff l. 2, French Club 3. 4. President: Y-Teens 4. Treasurer: G. A. A. 4: Office Aide 3. 4: lr. Y-Teens: Pi-Delta Auxil- iary 4 Librarv Club 3, 4: Swimming Club l, 2. DON BOLTON ' Gunner' Vlfith all the girls we see Don. His last name should have been luan Intramural Basketball l. 2 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2, Senior Latin Club. BARRY BOYER 'AClip Sometimes a little loud is he, But a friend indeed he'll aluavs be. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball Pi Delta Engineering Club. lunior Latin Club. PAUL BRODIE Mouse Someone who is a lot of fun. Depend on him to get things done. Star Dust Revue 3. 4: Yearbook Business Staff: lntramural Basketball 2, 3. 4: Alpha Hi- Y. Vice-President: Library 2. 3, 4: Sound Technician 4: Office Aide 4: Christmas Can- lata 4. Visual Aid. IIENRY BUTCAVAGE Buck Although he might seem quiet to vou. When you know him. he's never blue. Football l. 2. 3. 4: lntramural Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Pi-Delta. IOHN CATRON Duck Looks. personalitv. and fun galore, NVho could ask for anvthing more? Star Dust Revue 4: lntramural Besketball l. 2. 3. 4: lntramural Vollevball l: Z: Pi Delta. MARY LOU COMISKEY Fuzz A friend to all. a foe to none No wonder vour hearts Fu:: has won lntramural Basketball: Star Dust Revue 4. FRANCES CORBY Peanuts Full of fun. with iokes galore. Frances is one who rates an A-score Star Dust Revue l. 4: lntramural BaskeLball l. 2. 3. 4. lntramural Vollevball I. 2. 3. 4: Cheerleader 2, 3. 4: Pan American 3, 4: G. A. A. 3. 4, Gvm Team l. 2, 3. Office Aide 2. MARY CORGAN Marv is one who likes to do things slou, But she'll never pass vou bv without Hello lntramural Basketball I. 2. 3. lntramural Vol- leyball I. 2. 3: Newspaper Editorial Staff 4: Pan American Club: Sketch Club 2. 3: Library 2. Ir. Latin: Ir. Y-Teens. MARIAN CZARNIAK Iosie Marian is one girl that will never cause an uproar But she has a singing voice that no one can ignore. Star Dust Revue 3 4. lntramural Basketball l. 2. 3. 4. lntramural Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4: Clef- Club 3. 4. Christmas Cantata 3. 4. THELMA BROKENSHIRE Buddy VV1th her pep and vivacitusness she! won fame. Shell succeed no matter what her atm Star Dust Revue 2: 3. 4: Yearbook Business Staff. lntramural Basketball I, Z. 3. 4: lntra- mural Vollevball l, 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Edie torial Staff 3: Newspaper TvPiSY2 Cheerleader 4: Iunior Council: French Club 3. 4, lr. Latin Club 2: Swimming Club l. Z: Reserve Basket- ball Team: Typing Editor Newspaper Honor Societv' Glee Club Z. 3. 4: Cu. A. A. 3. 4: Ir. Y-Teens. Librarv Club. DALE CARLE O0b Lots of fun. that ue know, No one nicer to have for a beau ALFRED CHISCON HAI His quiteness keeps him from breaking anv rule: Al alwavs realizes that he's in school. lunior Plav: Star Dust Revue 4: lntramural Basketball: lntramural Volleyball: Newspaper Editorial Staff: Newspaper Business Staff. Pan American: Librarv Club: Iunior Latin Club: Debating Team: Honor Societv: Foren- sics. NANCY MARIE COMISKEY Dingles 'AD1nglesH is a girl who likes to have fun But an evil deed never has she done. Star Dust Revue 4: lntramural Basketball l 2. 3. 4: lntramural Volleyball l. 2, 3. 4. Newspaper Editorial Staff l. 2. 3. 4: News- paper Business Staff 3: Senior Council: French Club 3. 4: Home Economics 4: Pi-Delta Auxil- iarv 4: G. A. A. 4: Glrlis Ch0rus3. IOHN CORGAN Horse A friendlv boy is this lad. His friends have nver seen him macl. Star Dust Revue 4: lntramural Basketball i. Z 3. 4 lntramural Vollevball I. I Pi Delta. 1012 CRAIG '-Egg, Lo-captain of the football team, The girls think he ls a dream Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Captain 4: Star Dust Revue 1. 2. 4: lntramural Basketball 3, 4, lntramural Vollevball 4: Pi Delta. President. HAROLD DAILEY Bug About him ue haxen't heard too muqh Although we knoxv he's never in ga rush. lntramural Basketball. lntramural Vollexhall MARILYN DAILY Lynn Tall and blonde with a charming smile Thoughts ol her will linger awhile. luniorr Play: Star Dust Revue l: Yearbook Business Staff: Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3: Captain 2. 3: Intramural Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Typist: Cvlee Club 2, 3. 4: Tumbling Team 3: lr. Y- Teens: Office Aid l. 2: Christmas Cantata 2. 3. 4: District Chorus 4: Pi Delta Auxiliary: Honor Society 4. PATRICIA DARBIE Pat Tall and slim. with a pleasing air Never seeming to have a care. Sr. Y-Teens: Transferred from Ivlaryland. SHIRLEY I. DAVIS Quiet. reserved. and friendly. too. A manner never to bold or blue. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball Sr. Y-Teens. AILEEN DeGIACOMO Lee Ioking. laughing. never sad. Aileen must be IVIirth's comrade. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball. Newspaper Editorial Staff: Newspaper Business Staff: Pi Delta: C. A. A.: lr. Y-Teens. DOROTHY JEAN DOMARASKY Dot Friendly. likeable. forever gay. VVe're sure she'll alwavs stav that wav. Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3: Intramural Vol- leyball l. 2. 3. 4: Pan American 3. 4: Latin 2. Library 3. 4 Pi Delta Auxiliary I. 4. Ir. Y- Teens 3. NANCY DUGAN Nance VVith her dancing feet and Irientlly air. Success will be hers anywhere. Senior Play. Star Dust Revue 3. 4: Sr. Y- Teens. Transferred from bfleyers. Wilkes-Barre. PATRICIA LOU EDWARDS Pat Cute. refined. with a charming way. Success will surely be hers some day. Star Dust Revue 3, 4: Class Secretary 2: Year- book Associate Editor: Yearbook Business Staff Yearbook Editorial Staff: Intramural Basket- ball: Intramural Volleyball: Newspaper Edi- torial Staff l, 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Business Staff 3. 4: Senior Council: Library 3. 4: French Club 2. 3. 4: Ir. Y-Teens. Secretarv: Sr. Y-Teens. Secretary: Honor Society 3. 4. Office Aide. MARILYN DANKO A brilliant girl with charm and poise Marilyn will never create much noise. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Honor Society 3. 4: Iunior Latin Club. Sec- retary: Pan American Club: Swimming Club. BARBARA DAVENPORT Sweet. demure. yet Iull of Iun. She is liked by everyone. Star Dust Revue 2. 3. 4: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Iunior Council: Library Z. 3. 4: Office Aide 4: French Club 3. 4: Latin Club Z: Swimming Club 2. Clee Club 2. 3. 4: Ir. Y-Teens. SYLVIA MAY DAVIS Sliver Cute and sweet is this fair lass. VVho captured the singing honors of her class. Intramural Volleyball: Newspaper Editorial Staff: Newspaper Business Staff: French Club 2. 3. 4: Latin Club 2: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: lr. Y-Teens: Christmas Cantata l. 2. 3. 4: District Chorus 4. RUTH DILLEY Friendly. lovable. sweet and true. Time will find no one like you. Basketball 3. Star Dust Revue l: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Pan Ameri- can 21 Latin Club l: Swimminq Club 2: Tum- bling Team 2: Ir. Y-Teens: Sr. Y-Teens: G. A. A. 2. Vice President. IOHN DOLIGHERTY Doe He always has a joke to tell. He's one guy who's really swell. Football l. 2. 3. 4: Basketball l: Intramural Basketball Z. 3. 4: Pi Delta: Engineer 4: Base- ball 2. 3, DANIEL R. EDWARDS Dan A friendly lad in every wav. VVe've never seen him anything but gay. Manager Football l. 2. 3. 4. Intramural Bas- ketball l. Z. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball 4 Radio: Pi Delta: Glee Club. ROSE MARIE EICHORN Rosie Small packages are the best they s1v. VVe agree with that in exerx wav. Star Dust Revue 3. 4: Intramural Basketball l. Z. 3. 4. Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3 4 Yearbook Typing Staff. Newspaper Editorial Staff l. 2. 5. 4. Newspaper Business Staff 5. 4: Newspaper Typist. French Club 2: lr. Y- Teens: Sr. Y-Teens. HARRY ENNIS Skin Of all sports basketball is Skinny's pick. And he proved himself by making All Scholastic . Basketball l, 2. 3, 4: Captain 4: Track: Star Dust Revue 2. 3, 4: Yearbook Business Staff: Intramural Volle ball: Band l. 2. 3. 4: Iunior Council: Honor Society 4: Pi Delta 4: Engin- eering 3, 4: Library 3. 4: Treasurer 4: lr. Latin Club 2: President 2: Pan American Club 2. 3, ROBERT RAYMOND FATZINGER Fatz A quiet boy in every way, He's sure to succeed in future days, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball: Band 4. Transferred from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. ZOLMAN FISHER Friendliness is his special trait. With all his friends he sure does rate. German Club I, 2: Engineering 4: Photography 3. WILLIAM FORSTER Bill Full of fun. without a Care He's truly welcomed everywhere. Football 2, 4: Track 3, 4: Senior Plav: Iunior Play: Stardust Revue 3, 4: Intramural Basket- ball 3. 4: Senior Council: Library Club: Hi-Y. HELENE FREED A true young lady in every way, Sincere and fair in work and play, Star Dust Revue 2, 3: Intramural Basketball 1. Z. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Year- book Typist: Newspaper Ed. Staff 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Business Staff 4: lr. Y-Teens: Girls Chorus 3: Pan American Club 3: Office Aide 4. IAMES GANTER HB2-BOP A happy lad in every way, His friends keep mounting day by day. Star Dust Revue 2, 4: Pi Delta, Secretary 4, ROBERT GENEWSKI Bob Not too tall, not too short. NVe all know he's one swell sport, Intramural Basketball l. 2, 3. 4. IOHN FALKOWSKI Yon-Koo For fun and iokcs, Yonk can't be beat. Knowing him was one swell treat. Intramural Basketball l, 2. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball 4: Radio Club, IOHN FENNELL lohn is President of our class, And in basketball and football hos hard ll' surpass. Football 2, 3. 4: Captain 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track: Star Dust Revue 4: Class Prwillfnl 'II Intramural Basketball: Senior Council. Pi Del- ta: Vice President: Engineering Club, Vice- Presidcnt: Pan American Club, ARLENE IO ANN FLORENTINE A mniorette so trim and fair. One who possesses a charming air. Star Dust Revue 2, 3. 4: Intramural Basketball l. 2, 3, Captain 2: Intramural Volleyball l, 2, 3. 4: Band 4: lr. Latin Club 2: lr. Y-Teens: Pan American 3: Swimming Club 2, 3. GORDON FRANKLIN A friendly lad, ready for work. When given a task he'll never shirk. Senior Play: lunior Play: Star Dust Revue 4: Yearbook Business Staff: Yearbook Circulation Iflanager: Intramural Volleyball: Debate 3. 4: Pan American 3. 4: lunior Latin Club: Library Club 4: Chess Club 2, 3: Forensics 3, 4: Honor Society 4. BRADLEY FREEMAN Brad Always ready for some fun. He keeps troubles on the run. Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball 4. IAMES GAREIS m A xery good friend his friends all sax A real svx ell sport in xxorlt or plax rack 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Ra io Club DOLORES GIBERSON Gabby .lice and clever. short and :weer Full of fun from head to feet. ar Dust Rexue l, 2. , , lntram B: 'ar- ' ,.., I .u 5- .al . -. . 4: Yearbook Typing Staff 4: Newspaper Busi- ness Staff, . '- eens A ZTQ-gn, rench Club 2: P' a uxiiary 3 Dlrs Chorus 3. IOYCE GIBSON Rebel A quiet girl whos very sweet. With her good nature she can't be beat. Star Dust Revue4: Intramural Basketball: Int- tramural Volleyball: Newspaper Business Staff: Pan American Club: Iunior Y-Teens: Senior Y- Teens. ELYANE GLASSON 4'Cookie VVirh her pleasinf countenance and infcctous grin: Cookie will be a cinch to win. Star Dust Revue 4: Intramural Basketball: In- tramural Volleyball: Newspaper Editorial Staff. Newspaper Business Staff: Band 4: French Club: lunior Y-Teens. Pi Delta: Office Aide. Home Economics Club. MARY ANN GOLDSMITH A cheery word and smile has she. For she's as friendly as can be. Star Dust Revue 3: Intramural Basketball l. 2. I. 4. Intramural Nfollevball l, 2 I. 4: lr. Y- Tecns: Sr. Y-Teens Debating Team. BARBARA A. GREGORY Greg Heres the belle of the land Also plays the bells in the band. Yearbook Business Staff. Yearbook Editorial Staff: Intramural Basketball l, 2. 3. 4: Intra- mural Volleyball l. Z, 3. 4: Newspaper Editor- ial Staff: Newspaper Business Staff: Band 4. Latin 2: French 2. 3. 4: Librarv 2. 3. 4: Orch- estra 4: lr, Y-Teens. ELIZABETH GRIMES Bury A cute gal charming and small. Her laughter can be heard through the hall. Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3: Intramural Volf leyball l. 2. 3: Home Economics Club l. 2. Secretary. GEORGE GROBLIISKI His winning smile and quiet ways VVill keep him friends for all his days. Iiootball 2: Nkfrestling l. 2. 3 4, Track 2: German Club 3. 4: Pi Delta 4. Engineering Club 4: Star Dust Revue 3. 4. CLAIRE HAGGERTY Quiet. sweet. and xerv precise Claire you are really nice. Star Dust Revue 4: Intramural Basketball l. Z. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Neus- paper Editorial Staff 4: German Club Z. Sec- retary: Latin Club 3: Pi Delta Auxiliary, ROBERT GILDEA Bob Although in school l1e's never loud. We wonder how he acts when in a crowd. Intramural Basketball. PAUL GOLDEN Goldie Paul we know is quite a clown I'Ie's one swell guy. you can't keep down. Star Dust Revue 3. 4: Intramural Basketball. TED GOULSTONE Ted Lots of fun. a carefree lad. A better friend cannot be had. lunior Play: Star Dust Revue 4: Intramural Basketball 1: 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Band l. 2. 3. 4: Hi Y: Pan American: Key Club. AL GRESH Gooch On the basketball court l1e's on the beam. But in football and baseball. Gooch is su preme. Football I, 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Pi Delta: Spanish: Baseball l. 2, 3, 4. NANCY D. GRIMES Nan While Nancy is quiet it is true All your classmates will remember you. Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Home Economics Club: lr. Y-Teens. IOAN GUSGEKOFSKI Gussie loan. it isn't any rumor You really have a sense of humor. Star Dust Revue 4: Yearbook Editorial Staff: Intramural Basketball l. Z. 3. 4. Intramural Volleyball l. Z. 3. 4: Newspaper Editorial Staff 3. 4: Newspaper Business Staff I, 2. 3: 4. Ran American Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2: Library Club 4. G. A, A. 4: Swimming Club 45 Chrigg, mas Cantata: Girls Chorus 3: Freshman Bas- ketball Team: Office Aid 4. HELEN HALKO Your sweet charm we'll remember From lifes Nlay till our December. Intramural Basketball l. 2, 3, 4. Captain 4: Intramural Vollevball l. 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Editorial Staff: Pan American 2. 3. 4: Iuriior Latin Club 2: Christmas Cantata 3: Library 4: lunior Y-Teens: Freshman Basketball Team: Senior Y-Teens: Honor Society 4. NANCY LEE HANNYE Nan A teacher is what she plans to be An intelligent girl, known to you and me. Sr. Latin Club. Vice-President: Sr. Y-Teens. Transferred from Meyers. Wilkes-Barre. BARBARA HARRISON Bains She's full of lun and jokes galore, She'll always rate a very high score. Intramural Basketball l. 2, 31 Intramural Vol- leyball l. 2, 3: lunior Council: G. A. A. 4: Swimming Club 3: Home Economics Club li lr. Y-Teens: Freshman Basketbell Team. IOHN D. HELLER Butch ll you know this guy Heller You would know a funny feller. Senior Play: Iunior Play: Star Dust Revue 3, 4: Yearbook Business Manager: Yearbook Busiiness Staff: Intramural Basketball: Intra- mural Volleyball: Cheerleader 2. 3: Senior Council: Engineering Club: Pan Americani Gym Club l, ROBERT HELTZEL Bob Easy-going though he was, He'lI get ahead in all he does. Star Dust Revue 2. 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball 4: Band l. 2. 3. 4: lunior Latin Club 2: German Club 3, 4: Key Club 4: Engineering Club 4: Pi Delta 4: Honor Society 4, DONALD S. HENRY Montana Don is lriendly, never fear it, He's got plenty of real spirit. Track l. 3. 4: Intramural Basketball. Intramu- ral Volleyball: Band l: German 3: Photography 3. 4: Airscouts: Radio Club: Chess Club 2. IEAN HOLODNAK Although she hardly makes a sound Everyone has seen her around. Home Economics: Intramural Basketball: Intra- mural Volleyball. DOROTHY HUGHES Red Dorothy is so yivacious And lull of fun - - OH, my graciousl Senior Play: Star Dust Revue l, 2. 3. 4: Intra- mural Basketball l. 2. 3 4: Intramural Volley- ball l. 2. 3, 4: Newspaper Editorial Staff Newspaper Business Staff: Band l. 2. 3. 4, Glee Club. Treasurer 4: Pi Delta Auxiliary: G, A, A. 3, 4: lr. Y-Teens: Sr, Y-Tren:: Forensic Contests Z. 3. 4: Freshman Basketball Team. CURTIS HARBAUGH Curt A sense of humor that's quick to please, Friendly to everyone he sees. Intramural Basketball Manager 3. 4: Intramur- al Volleyball Manager 4: Pan American Club 3 WILLIAM HART Bill Bill has got that wonderful combination. Brains and humor make him a sensation. VVrestling 3: lunior Play: Star Dust Revue 4: Yearbook Editor in Chief: Yearbook Editorial Staff: Intramural Basketball l. 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Volleyball 4: Newspaper Editorial Start 4: Engineering Club 3, 4: Honor Society 3. 41 Ir. Latin Club 2: Hi-Y 4: German Club 2, 3. 4. President 4: Baseball Manager l. Z, 3 -I. SALLY HELLER Sally dresses nice, very neat Your pleasant ways are very sweet, Star Dust Rexue l. Z. 3, 4: Intramural Basket- ball l. 2. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball l. Z. 3. 4: Swimming Club 2: Home Economics 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Senior Y-Teens: lunior Y-Teens. CHARLOTTE HENDERSHOTT Char A pleasant greeting for all has she And iust as friendly as can be. Star Dust Revue 2. 3, 4: Yearbook Business Staff: Intramural Basketball l. 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Volleyball l. 2, 3, 4: Newspaper Edit- torial Staff l, 2, 3, 4: Pi Delta Auxiliary 4: Office Aide l, 2. IOHN HOLLERAN lack A line dcbator, a line student. too. He's sure to succeed in all he may do. Iunior Play. Star Dust Rexue 3, 4: Yearbook Editorial Staff: Newspaper Editorial Stall 3, 4: lunior Council: Honor Society. Treasurer 4: Glee Club 3. 4: Debating feam 3, 4. Seeretarx 3: lr. Latin Club: Key Club 4: Photographx Club 3, German Club 3. 4: Christmas Cantata. NAOMI HOMZA Nay Nay Happy-go-lucky, not to tall VVith a ready joke and smile lor all. Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vollexbafl lr. Y-Teens. Sr. Y-Teens. MARY ELLEN HUMPHREYS Congenial. nice. always gay Vwle hope you always stay that wax Intramural Volleyball I, 2 Pan Amgnqgm 5, Latin Club 2, Home Economics 4. CAROL HURAY Crisco I Iere's a twirler. a baton in each hand. Truly a credit to any band. Yearbook Editorial Staff: Intramural Basket- ball: Intramural Volleyball: Band 4: Senior Council: Pi Delta Auxiliary: Pan American 3, 4: Swimming Club: Library Club: Iunior Y- Teens: Senior Y-Teens: Iunior and Senior Latin Clubs: Honor Society 4. KATHRYN IEWELL Kay Rather quiet. but oh. so sweet. Kathryn. many friends will meet. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Home Economics Club. IULE ANN IONES 'ilonst:y Not too serious, not too gay A friendly girl in exery way. Basketball l. Z. 3. 4: Star Dust Rt-yue 3. 4: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2, 3, 4: Home Economics 3. 4' lr. Y-Teens: Sr. Y-Teens. VINCENT KALINOSKI Chick Though he chidcs and though he chaffs. He always says itls yust for laughs, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball 4: Engineering: P1 Delta: Baseball 3, 4. NORBERT KATARSKI Norb His quietness, as you'll agree Shows hidden personality. Intramural Basketball l. 2 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball 4: Pan American Club 2, 3. KATHLEEN KEGERREIS Kathy In acrobatics she does excel, And in her marks she does as well. Star Dust Revue 2. 3, 4: Yearbook Business Staff: Intramural Basketball 2. 3: Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3. 4: Newspaper Music Editor: Newspaper Editorial Staff: Tumbling Team l, 2. 3. 4: Chess Club: Library Club 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 2. 3, 4: Pan American Club 4: Ir. Latin Club 2: G. A. A. 3. 4: Honor Society 4: Christmas Cantata 2, 3, 4. MAUREEN KIELTY A super cheerleader' and a sweet gal She's one fine person and a wonderful gal. Basketball 3: Iunior Play: Star Dust Revue l. 2. 3: Yearbook Business Staff: Intrramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Newspaper Editorial Staff: Cheerleader 2. 3, 4: Pi Delta Auxiliary 3. 4. Vice-President: French Club 3. -l. Secretary 4: G. A. A. 3. 4: Office Aide. VINCENT IASINSKI Vcct Easy-going, full of fun. Vince is never on the run Intramural Basketball. FRANCES JONES Fran Prose or poetry. you do write. Much to your classmates delight. Star Duse Revue 2, 3. 4: Yearbook Business Staff: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volley- ball: Newspaper Editorial Staff: Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Sketch Club 2. 3. 4: Ir. Y-Teens: Poetry Editor, Kingstonian 4: German Club 2. 3. 4, District Chorus 4: Office Aide 4. SHIRLEY IONES lonesy As if touched with a magic wand Your tresses are a beautiful blonde. Intramural Basketball l, 2: Intramural Volley- ball l, 2: Sr. Y-Teens: Ir. Y-Teens. RICHARD KANE Killer This Irish lad is in the know, It's Richard Kane who steals the show. Wrestling l. 2: Star Dust Revue 4: Intramural Basketball l. Z. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball 4: Engineering: Pan American: Library: Ir. Latin. ALVIN KAUFER ' 'Al ' ' The Voice. we call him. and The Smile, But for a laugh he'd walk a mile. Wrestling l. 2, 3. 4: Senior Play: Iunior Play, Star Dust Revue 3, 4: Yearbook Adverticing Manager: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Pan American Club Z. 3. 4, Presi- dent 4: Engineering Club 4: Pi Delta 4: Key Club 4: Library Club 3. 4: Forensics 3. 4. lr. Latin 2. Bon KELLY mary Although a bit reserved and somewhat shy. He proves to be an all round guy. Football l: Track: Star Dust Revue l, 2. 3 4: Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4. THEODORE KLECHA Ted Hes muscular and oh so tallf A football play is his favorite call. Football I. 2. 3: Intramural Basketball: Intra- mural Volleyball: Baseball l. 2. Pi Delta. VERA KLEIN Quite tall. and very neat. Her personality can't be beat. Yearbook Editorial Staff: lntramural Basketball l. 2, 3. 4: lntramural Volleyball 1, 2. 3, 4: Newspaper Editorial Staff 3. 4: Newspaper Typist: G. A. A.: Christmas Cantata, Pan American: Tumbling Team Manager. KAY KLILESHA 5auzie With brains and brawn. you'll not deny. Kay's what you call an all-round guy. Football l, 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4: Star Dust Revue l. 2. 3, 4: Senior Council: Key Club 4: Honor Society 3. 4: Pi Delta 4: Senior Latin 3, Iunior Latin 2: French 2. 3. IOAN KLINKLE Kunk Full of fun and full of glee, Ioan has a nice personality. Basketball l, 2, 3: Star Dust Revue 3, 4: ln- tramural Basketball: lntramural Volleyball: G. A. A4 lr. Y-Teens: Home Economics Club 4. BILL LATIMER Wally He can be humorous. he can be sincere. Bur your sure to have fun when Billy is near. VVrestling Manager 1: Track Manager 2. 3. 4: Senior Play: Yearbook Business Staff: Star Dust Revue 2. 3. 4: Intramural Basketball: In- tramural Volleyball 4: Newspaper Broadcast Editor: Iunior Council: Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4. Vice- President 1: Pan American Club 3, 4: Library Club 2: Air Scouts l, 2, 3: Glee Club 3. 4: Christmas Cantata 3, 4. DELORES LEWICKI Dee A friend to all and all are friends Many successful years she surely will spend. Star Dust Revue 2. 3, 4: Class Secretary l: Yearbook Business Staff 4: lntramural Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 41 lntramural Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4? Yearbook Typing Editor: Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Editorial Staff l. 2, 3. 4: Newspaper Business Staff 4: Newspaper Typ- ist: lr. Y-Teens, President: Sr. Y-Teens. Pres- ident. Glee Club 2. 3. 4: French Club 2. 3: Newspaper Typing Editor 4: Pi Delta Auxil- iary: Honor Society 4. MICHAEL LEWIS Mi9'1Cl ln politics he does excel. His personality rings the bell. Football 2. 3: Star Dust Revue 2: lntramural Basketball 3: Band 1, 2: Pan American Club: Library Club. IUSTIN IEROME LIPMAN jerry Pranks and iokes to no end. His merry ways will never bend. Track: lntramural Baskttball: lntramural Vol- leyball: Newspaper Editorial Staff: German Cluh 2, 3. 4. IOAN KOSTENBOLIDER On the street or in the hall A ready smile she has for all. Star Dust Revue l. 2 3. 4: lntramural Basket- ball l. 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Typing Staff: News- paper Editorial Staff 2. 3, 4, Newspaper Busi- ness Staff 4: French Club Z, 3: Glce Club 2, 3, 4. DANIEL KLILINA Dan Knows his music, smart in school. lle'll always follow the Golden Rule. Yearbook Editorial Staff: lntramural Basket- ball: lntramural VolleN'btill: Band l. 2. 3, -I Senior Latin Club 3: Iunior Latin Club 3, Pan American 3: Honor Society 3, 4. ALIDREY LaBARR Fudgie Audrey is a friendly lass. Une of the sweet girls in our class. lntramural Basketball: lntramural Volleyball: French Club: llome Economics Club: Sr. Y- lccns: lr. Y-Teens: Photography Club. IOANN LEACI-I Io She possesses a lot of vitality, lylixed quite well with rascality. lntramural Basketball l, 2, 3. 4: Newspaper Editorial Staff: G. A. A.: Ir. Y-Teens: Gym Team 3, 4, GLORIA LEWIS Famous for her tender smile Her sweetness is known for many a mile. Star Dust Revue 4: Ir. Y-Teens. Sr. Y-Teens Sketch Club 2: Office Aide. Transferred from Meyers, VVilkes-Barre. ROBERT LEWIS Bqb H quite 1 ladies man Always readx to help when he can ROBERT LOVELAND Fast on the fields. fast lo make friends His loyality will last until he ends. Basketball l. Z: lntramural Basketball 5, -i lntramural Volleyball: French Club Iinqineer ing Club: Hi-Y Club, Baseball l. 2, 3,'4. WALLACE R. LUDWIG Lind This boy we introduce to you now Never has a frown upon his brow. .4 Football l. 2. 3 4: Wrestling l: Track Intra- mural Basketball: German Club 2. 3, 4: Ilonor Society 4: lr. I.atin Club Z: Engineer Club -l. AVIS LLITZ Mamie Active, intelligent, peppy and sweet Avis is one that can't be beat. Basketball 2, 3: Senior Play. lunior Play: Class Secretary 4: Yearbook Editorial Staff: Intra- mural Basketball. Intramural Volleyball: News- paper Editor: Cheerleader 4. Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Vice President 4: Chess Club 3. Secretary, Treasurer: Honor Society 3. 4, Vice President 4: G. A. A. 3. 4: Latin Club 2: French Club 3, 4: Forensic Trio 3. Library Club Z. 3, 4. FLORENCE MANKO Floss Quiet and sweet in all her ways, May she be happy all of her days. Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2, 3. 4: Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Editorial Staff: French Club l: lr. Y-Teens: Pi Delta 4: Home Economics 41 Sr. Y-Teens. CATHERINE M-:DONOUGH Kay Irish as the grass is green. VVhere-ere she goes shcls sure to be seen. Star Dust Revue 2: Yearbook Editorial Statl: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Vollevbal.: Home Economics Club: Girls Chorus: Cfficc Aide. MIRIAIVI METZKER She's truly friendly to everyone And many friends she has won. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: German Club 2. 4. DAVE MICHELSON Mike Always quiet. never loud lust to know him we are proud, kVrcstling: Track: Star Dust Rexuc: Band. Gxrn Club l. Key Club 4. German Club. Iunior I.atin, Senior Latin 4. LORETTA MISHIKITIS Mish A quiet girl whom we all agree Is as nice a friend as she can be. Star Dust Revue 4: Yearbook Business Staff: Pi Delta Auxiliary: Office Aide: lr. Y-Teens. ALICE LLILL Super personality and charming ways Will make Alice known for all her days. Basketball 3: Star Dust Revue 3. 4: Yearbook Editorial Staff: Intramural Basketball 2. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball: Newspaper Business Staff: Band 3, 4: Senior Council: Swimming Club 31 Chess Club 2. 3: G. A. A. 4: lr. Y- Teens: Pan American 2, 3. GILBERT LUTZ Gill VVe all think of him as tops. His friendly ways he never drops. Football 2. 3: Track: Yearbook Business Staff: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Pan American. GERALD MATINAS Always cheerful. never sad. A nicer friend could not be had. Track 3. 4: Star Dust Revue 3: Intramural Basketball l. 2, 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball 4: Newspaper Editorial Stat4: lr. Latin Club. IOAN McLAUGHLIN Mac loan's a girl that everyone knows Her ambition is to model clothes. junior Y-Teens: Senior Y-Teens. FRANK MICHAK ' Flash Tall. good-looking, never shy. Frank surely is a pleasant guy. Football 2: Wrestling l, 2: Track 1. 2: Star Dust Revue l, 2. 3. 4: Intramural Basketball 4: Intramural Volleyball: Gym Club: Sketch Club 2: Glee Club 4: Hi-Y Club 1: Pholu- graphy Club Z. VINCENT F. MINSAVAGE Mintz His friendly boasts and talkative ways. We'll remember all our days. Track: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Vol- leyball. LORRAINE IVIOLESKY Teeny A faithful friend. a sunny ray. A lovely girl in every way. Transferred from Brooklyn, N. Y. KATHERINE MORAN Kay Vice President of her class ls this pretty lrish lass. Star Dust Revue l. 2, 3, 4: Class Vice Presi- dent l. 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Business Staff: ln- tramural Basketball l, 2. 3. 4: lntramural Vol- leyball l, 2, 3. 4: Newspaper Editorial Stall: Exchange Editor: Band 4: Senior Council: lun- ior Council: Pan American Club, Secretary 3, Vice President 4: lr. Latin Club. Vice Presi- dent: Sr. Latin Club, Vice President: Pt Delta Auxiliary. President 4: Honor Society: Office Aide: G. A. A. EDWIN MUNSON Cyntbols Our Cymbol player, a silent guy VVith us all. his rank is high. lntramural Basketball l, 2. 3. 4: lntramurttl Vollevball 4, Band l. 2. 3, 4. Orchestra 3, 4. CHESTER MYSLAK A'Chet A quiet lad and a very good sport A friend like him is of the best sort. lntramural Basketball: lntramural Volleyball. VICTOR NOVITSKI Nits A quiet lad who's really neat, For quiet folks he can't be beat, lntramural Basketball l. 2, 3, 4: lntramural Vollevball 4: Pi Delta 4. GEORGE OLIVER A finer friend you'll never meet Knowing him has been a treat. Star Dust Revue 4: Newspaper Editorial Staff: 3. 4: Newspaper Business Staff 3: Senior Coun- cil: Latin Club 2. 3. 4: Pan American 3, 4: Library Club 2. 3. 4. MARIE PARRISH A little girl who's quiet and sweet A friend like her can't be beat. Star Dust 3. 4: Yearbook Editorial Staff. ln- tramural Basketball l, Z. 3. 4: lntramural Vol- leyball l, 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Editorial Staff 4: Pan American 4: Home Economics Club 4. Swimming Club l: Sr. Y-Teens: lr. Y-Teens. MARILYN PEELER As a singer she rates high Success will not pass ber bv. Star Dust Revue 2, 3, 4: lntramural Basketball. lntramural Volleyball: Cvlee Club: Ir. Y-Teens: Sr. Y-Teens: Pan American Club. ROBERT MORRIS Bob Small in stature as vnu can see He rates an A in personality lntramural Basketball lntramural Vollevball Pan American Club THOMAS MURRAY Tom A handsome lad and xerx tall Ctrls all drool as he qoes dovtn th hill Fottbill 4 Wrestling I 2 Track Stir Dust Revue 2 3 4 Yearbook Business Stwff lntrt uril Basketball Bind l 2 3 4 unior Conn l At Pres: en EDWIN C NORCROSS Nork Hes tall and thin with a booming xotcc Eddie 1 the peoples choice ootball I asketball I rack l Star Dust Revue l 2 3 4 lntramural Basket ball l 2 3 4 lntramural Vcllevball l 2 Band l 2 3 4 Glee Club Photography Club Hi Y Club MARY CLAIRE O BRIEN Irish Marv has an lrtsh name Which will bring her much fame Star Dust Revue 4 lntramural Basketball l 2 4 lntramural Volleyball I 2 3 4 Ne paper Editornl Staff 3 4 Newspaper Business Staff 4: Pan American 3: Y-Teens 3. 4: Swim- ming Club 4: Twirling 2: Sophomore Council: Office Aide. IACK ORAM 'Worm' H silent and fun a friend of first grade riendship wi : ' o ce it's e n made. lntramural Basketball 3. 4: lntramural , Che::. DONALD PATSENSKI Not much to sav has he. A good friend he'll ever be. Track, lntramural Basketball: lntramural Vol- leyball: Air Scouts 2. 3. NANCY LEE PENZA Nancy is quiet we admit But in sports she s quite a hit, Star Dust Revue 3. 4: lntramural Basketball l. 2, 3, 4. lntramural Volleyball l, 2. 3 4. Yan, book Sports Editor: Newspaper Editorial Staff. Sports Editor: Senior Council. Ir, Y.'I'9Q-ns. Sr. Y-Teens. G. A. A. 2, 3. 4: l.1br:trv Club 2. 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4. Pan American Club 3, 4: Christmas Cantata 3: Suimminq Club 2. 3, 4: Freshman Baske ba A Club. t ll Team, Ir. Latin FRANK PETERSON Pete I le's really got a sensational voite As a singer Frank is our choice. Football 4: Wrestling 4, Manager: Track: Star Dust Revue 3: Intramural Volleyball: Glee Club, President 4: Intramural Basketball: Pan American: Pi Delta: Library Club. ELNORA PHOENIX A talented musician is she. A pretty girl, as sweet as she can be. Star Dust Revue 1. Z. 3, 4: Intramural Basket- ball l, 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball 1. 2, 3. Band l. 2. 3. 4: Pan American 4: Glee Club Pianist 4: Orchestra l, Z: Christmas Cantata l. 4, Freshman Basketball 'Ieam. NEIL POWELL Nii:eolo His hair is red as red can he But he has no temper that we see. Star Dust Revue 4: Intramural Basketball, I.:- brarv Club. Secretary. Engineering. Secretary: P1 Delta: Kev Club, Vice President: German Club, Vice President: MARGARET PRICE Midge Heres a girl xxho is quite gay She never frowns from day to day. Star Dust Revue 3: Intramural Basketball: ln- tramural Volleyball: lunior Y-Teens. ALLAN I. REBENNACK Reb' ' I'Iis voice is low his rank is high Al certainlv is a wonderful guy. Star Dust Retuc I, 2. 3, 4. Intramural Basket- ball l. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Vollevball 4, Band l. 2, 5: Iabrarv Pi Delta I, 4: Glcc Club Senior Orchestra I. Z. 3, Christmas Cantata 3, 4. MARILYN ROAT Mimi A quiet manner. a general air She never seems to have a care. Star Dust Revue 2. 3. 4: Intramural Basketball. Newspaper Editorial Staff: junior Council. Glee Club: Pan American Club: lr. Y-Teens: Sr. Y-Teens: DONNA ROOD Red A girl with bright red hair Who seems to have no trouble or care. Star Dust Revue 3: Intramural Basketball: In- tramural Vollevball: Y-Teens. WILLIAM PETRAS Pet l'Ie's quite the character and a clown. With him your morale is never down. Track 3. 4: Intramural Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4. Intramural Volleyball 4: Pi Delta. Anglers. EDWARD PICKUTOWSKI Pick A real swell guy, but quiet at times: Still his personality always shines. EDWARD PRICE Beans Beansey Price is the boy's name He belongs in the Athlete's Hall of Fame. Football l. 2, 3, 4: Basketball I, 2, 3. 4: Cap- ain 4: Star Dust Revue 2, 4: Pi Delta. BERNARD PLIRCELL Bern Quiet dignity he's noted for, All his noise he keeps well stored. Wrestling I. 2, 3: Track 3. 4: Star Dust Re- vue 4: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Vol- leyball: Photography Club: Engineering Club: Latin Club: Pan American. IOHN RENTSCHLER Reach A well known singer, a popular lad It takes a lot to make him mad. Basketball 3. 4: Star Dust Revue 4: Yearbook Business Staff: Intramural Basketball: Intramur- al Volleyball: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Pi Delta. En- gineering: German I, 2: Home Room Vice President 4: Hi-Y. EDWARD ROMAN Ed, ' If musiC is needed night or day Eddie is always glad to play. Senior Play: Iunior Play: Star Dust Revue I, 2. 3, 4: Yearbook Business Staff: Yearbook Ed- itorial Stalfz Ir. Latin: French Club: Honor Society. Glee Club: Forensics 3. 4: Christmas Cantata 3. 4: District Chorus. IAMES RUDDY lim A studious boy with a serious mind One who xvon't be left behind. Chess Club 2, 3: German Club 3, MARTHA CLAIRE RUNDLE 'ABunnie A happy-go-lucky girl is she Always gay and very carefree. Star Dust Revue 2. 3. 4: Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Typist: Glee Club 2. 3, 4: Ir. and Sr. Y-Teens: Honor Society 4: Swimming Club 4: German 2. 3: Christmas Cantata 2, 3, 4. KENNETH RUSSELL Ken In school he's quiet theres no doubt But is he quiet when he's out? Intramural Basketball l, 2 3, 4: German Club 3. 4. EDNA SAIENNI Eats Very quiet, not much noise, A girl who has a lot of poise. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Home Economics Club 4. BETTE SHAPINAS Betts Bette's tall, sweet, and nice And nothing less than fun will suffice. Star Dust Revue 3. 4: Intramural Basketball I. 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3, 4: Newspaper Editorial Staff 3: French Club 3, 4: Swimming Club: Ir, Latin Club: Freshman Latin: Senior Y-Teens. MADELINE SHUTLOCK Klink Full of fun. and rather short, Our Madeline is really a sport. Basketball 2, 3: Star Dust Revue 2. 3. 4: ln- tramural Basketball l, 2. 3, 4: Intramural Vol- leyball I, 2, 3. 4: Newspaper Editorial Staff Z. 3, 4: Newspaper Business Staff 4. French Club: G. A. A.. Vice President: lr. Y-Teens: Sr. Y-Teens: Swimming Club 3. Home Eco- nomics 4:Pi Delta Auxiliary 4. SARAH SIMON If you want to joke and have some fun. Call Sarah and the fun's begun. Senior Play: Star Dust Revue 2. 3. 4: Year- book Business Staff: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4, News- paper Editorial Staff: Glee Club 2. 3, 4. Pan American 3, 4: Swimming Club 4: Sr. Y-Teens Forensics 3. 4: Christmas Cantata 2. 3. 4. ELEANOR SMITH SmittY A quiet girl with not much to say, Fresh as a lark and twice as gay. Star Dust Revue 3. Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball l. 2, 3: Home Econo- mics Club. lr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens. MARY LOU RUSESKAS Lou The charm of her voice makes one stir Success will truly come to her. Star Dust Revue 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Business Staff: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Vol- leyball: Yearbook Typing Editor: Newspaper Editorial Staff: Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Pi Delta 3. 4: Sr. Y-Teens: Ir. Y-Teens: Christmas Can- tata 2, 3. 4. RITA RYNESKI Ritz Her quietness does imply A friend on whom we can rely. Intramural Volleyball: Home Economics Club 3. 4: Sr. Y-Teens. JAMES SCOTT Scottie His blue eyes hold a mischievous gleam, Nevertheless he's on the beam. Football l: Wrestling 3: Intramural Basketball Li- ig 4: Intramural Volleyball 4: Band 4: I' : BENIAMIN SHIPMAN Ben All those who know him will agree He's just as friendly as can be. Track 3, 4: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball 4: Sketch 2. 3, 4, Treas- urer 4: Pan American 3. NANCY SHUTT Name She always wears a friendly smile: To do you a favor. she'd walk a mile. Intramural Basketball l, 2. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Business Staff l, Lihrarv Club: Gym Team: G. A. A.: Ir. Y-Teens. DAVID SKAMMER Dave A jolly. happy. carefree sort. All in all he's one good sport. Football l. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3 4: Pi Delta: lunior Latin Club. IOAN SMITH Hjoanieu Personality plus. blonde hair too. Thatis Sm1ttyA', who's never blue. Star Dust Revue 4. Intramural Basketball 2, 3 Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3: Twirlinq 3, 4, lunior Council: French Club 3, 4. Offirg Attic 3, 4: Pi Delta Auxiliary 4. IUDITH SMITH Iudaline Rather quiet. but in her own little wav Indy always knows lust what to say. Yearbook Associate Editor: Yearbook Editorial Stall: Intramural Basketball l, 2. 3. 4: Intra- mural Volleyball l, 2. 3, 4: Newspaper Editor- ial Staff 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Business Staff 3. 4: Library Club 2. 3. 4: Pan American 3, 4: Secretary 4: lr. Y-Teens: Sr. Y-Teens: Home Economics 4: Ir. Latin 2: Office Aide 4, THOMAS SMITH Tom A grappler strong with mighty frame Many honors did he claim, Iloozball I, 2: Vklrestling l. 2. 3, 47 Track l. Z, I, 4: Senior Plav: Star Dust Revue l, 4: Intramural Volleyball. Senior Council: Hi-Y, Treasurer 4: Gym Club. Library Club, Presi- dent 4, Kev Club. ANNETTE SOMBERS A tiny girl with a friendly air. One with whom no one can compare. Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball l, 2. 3, 4: Pan American 3. CHARLES STALEY Chuck l'Ie's quite a scholar. a good speaker too, Alwavs doing the things he ought to do. Sentor Play: Iunior Play: Star Dust Revue 4: Intramural Basketball: Band 2, 3. 4: Forensics: 4: Christmas Cantata: Latin Club 31 Library Club 4: Photography Club 3. BEVERLY STRLINK Bev Shes a beauty and what's more She s a girl we all adore. Girls Basketball 3: Senior Play: lunior Play: Star Dust Rexue I. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Basket- ball l. 2. 3. 4. Intramural Volleyball l, 2. 3, 4: Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Editorial Staff: Newspaper Business Staff: Band l, 2. 3. 'lx Sketch Club l, Z. 3, Vice President 2: Li- brarv Club 3. 4, Pi Delta Auxiliary 3. 4: lr. Y-Teens: Freshman Basketball Team: Christ- mas Cantatafl: G. A. A. IOSEPH SURWILLA A quiet fellow with little to sn But with a friendly happy wtx MIKE TERNOWSKI Termite VVe're all mighty proud of this big lad, Hes one of the best wrestlers Kingston ever had. Football 2, 3, 4: VVrestling 2. 3. 4: Track 2. 3, 4: Star Dust Revue 3, 4. Intramural Basket- ball: Pi Delta. SHIRLEY SEELY SMITH Attractive. sweet. and petite. Shirley is a gal who Can't be beat, Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l, 2, 3. 4: Newspaper Editorial Staff l, 2. 3, 4: Sketch Club l. Z. 3, 4: lr, Y- Teens: Tumbling l, 2, ANNE SOBERS Very sweet and most reserved. The credit she gets is well deserved. Girl's Basketball 3: Senior Play: Star Dust Revue l. 2, 3. 4: Class Secretary 3: Yearbook Business Staff: Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3, 4: Senior Coun- cil: lunior Council: Ir. Y-Teens. Treasurer: French Club l. 2, 3: Forensics: Christmas Can- tata: Swimming Club 3: Sr. Y-Teens: Pi Delta Auxiliary. ANN SPONSELLER Nancy In basketball and tumbling she rates an HA.. We'll surely miss her after graduation day. Yearbook Business Staff: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4: Intramural Volleyball l, 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Editorial Staff: Iunior Y- Teens: G. A. A.: Sketch Club: Tumbling Team: Debating Team 4: Girls Chorus 3. PAULINE T. STASCAVAGE ' 'Paul ' ' Tall and quiet, very neat Here's a girl that's really sweet. Intramural Basketball I. 2. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball l, 2, 3. 4: Sketch Club l. 2. 3. 41 Home Economics Club 3. 4, President 4. THEODORE STRUTHERS Shutters We hope his future will be Successful in photography. Wrestlinq 2 3 Track 4 Intramural Vollevbill 4 Photography Club Treasurer Kinqstonian Newspaper Photoqraphx Z H Y 4 P Delt SHIRLEY SWANK She came to us in her Senior Year Now we think shes verv dear Office Aide 4 IAMES THOMAS 'ATombstone Even though lim is not very tall. Hes one swell fellow. all in all. Football l, 2: Star Dust Revue 4. Intramural Basketball l. 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball 4: Pi Delta. Gym Club: Baseball 3. 4. IANET THOMAS lanet Thomas is quite a gal As a friend she's one swell gal. Intramural Basketball. Intramural Volleyball: Newspaper Business Staff: Pan American Club 4: lr. Y-Teens: Sr. Y-Teens: Christmas Can- tata 3: Star Dust Revue 3. 4. GEORGIA TONKINS Georgie Georgia is a friend to all A gal who's really on the hall. Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Home Economics Club 3. 4: jr. Y-Teens: Girls Chorus: G. A. A. IOE TYCKOWSKI Tyla lf you want someone quiet and shy Believe me Ioe is not your guy. Star Dust Revue 4: Intramural Basketball: Pi Delta. MARIAN LEE UNGAR ' 'Mimi' ' Herels a girl who's talented and smart From her friends she'll never part. Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Senior Play: Star Dust Revue 3. 4: Yearbook Editorial Staff: Intra- mural Basketball l. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Editor 4: Newspaper Edi- torial Staff 1. Z. 3: Newspaper Business Stail 4: Newspaper Typist 4: Library 3. 4: Honor Society 3. 4: lr. Latin Club: French Club 2. 3. 4: G. A. A. 1. 2. 3, 4: Ir. Y-Teens: Sr. Y- Teens: Office Aidel: Forensics 2, 3, 4: Debat- ing Team 2. 3. 4: Homeroom President 4. EUGENE VIDUNAS Winzip This handsome lad has brains galore And who could ask for anything more? VVrestling l. 2. 3. 4: Star Dust Revue 4: Ger- man: Engineering. Pi Delta: Latin: Key Club. IANE VOIGHT ISHN A nice personalitv has this lass VVe're proud to have her in our class. Basketball 2. 3. 4: Star Dust Revue 3: Intra- mural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: G. A. A: Tumbling 3. 4: lr. Y-Teens: Sr. Y-Teens: Freshman Latin Club. BETTY IANE WALLACE Bets Another girl whois in our class Friendship with her will always last. Star Dust Revue 4: Intramural Basketball l. Z. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Home Economics Club: lunior Y-Teens: Senior Y- ictns. RACHEL TIXIER Freud-y She's full of vim and vitality And has a super personality. Star Dust Revue 2. 3. 4. Yearbook Business Staff 4: Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Intra- mural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Editor- ial Staff 1. 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Business Staff 4: lr. Y-Teens: Sr. Y-Teens: G. A. A.: Home Economics Club: Girls Iunior Chorus Office Aide I. 3. 4. THEODORE THOMAS TVORAK Ted When you need help to get a iob done Call on Ted - - he's the one. Star Dust Revue l. 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Business Staff: Intramural Basketball l: lunior Council: Glee Club 3. 4: Library Club 4: Christmas Cantata 3, 4: Visual Aid: Office Aide 4. CHARLES E. TYLER, IR. Chuck Chuck was our class president for two years On the basketball floor he aroused many cheers. Football l. 2. 3: Basketball l. 2, 3. 4: Track l. 2: Class Treasurer 1: Newspaper Editorial itaff: lunior Council: Engineers: Pi Delta: lr. atin. DOLORES AGNES LITER She seems to be a quiet lass. VVhen really she's the life of the class. Star Dust Revue 3. 4: Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4. Intramural Volleyball 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Business Staff: Band 2, 3. 4: lr. Latin Club: Pan American 3. 4: Sr. Y-Teens: Ir. Y-Teens. MARY VIVIAN Viv llere is a girl who can really write VVe'll look for her name in lights. Star Dust Revue l. 2. 3: Intramural Basketball: Sr. Latin: Ran American 3. 4: Girls Chorus. COREY WAGNER Deacon Corevs handsome. xxe'll admit And in wrestling. he's a hit. Vlfrestling l. 2. 3. 4: Star Dust Revue Z. 4: Class Treasurer 3: Yearbook Editorial Staff: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Iunior Council: Pi Delta 4: German Club: Li- brarv. BILL WALSH M005ie B lf this guv ever lost a tooth He'd plainly say. Uluth call me Nloothu. Football l. 2. 3. 4: Track l. 2. 3, 43 Star Dug! Revue 4: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: President. Engineers Club: Vice- President. German Club: Pi Delta: Latin Club. IOSEPH WARNICK Ice They gave the wrong name when this lad was born, They should have called him, The man with a horn... Wrestling I: Star Dust Revue 2. 3. 4: Intra- mural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Band 2, 3, 4: Chess Club. Treasurer 3: Baseball 2: Glee Club: Pan American Club: Iunior Latin Club: Orchestra 3, 4: Forensics 3. 4: Christmas Cantata 3. 4. EUGENE WELLIVER Oink Gene's not a boy who is hard to please Give him a trumpet and he's at ease. Star Dust Revue l, 2. 3. 4: Intramural Basket- ball l. 2. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball 4: Band l, 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y Club: Library Club: Baseball l, 2, 3. 4: Orchestra 2. 3, 4: Forensics 3, 4. RALPH WHAITE This motto he's holdin' Silence is golden. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Entered K, H. S. Senior Year. ALDINE L. WILLIAMS Wonder Dark hair and laughing eyes About things sheis verv wise. Star Dust Revue 4: Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Editorial Staff: Newspaper Tvpist: Senior Council: Pi Delta: Ir. Y-Teens: Office Aide 4. BRUCE YVILLIAMS Legs A member of the band and basketball team Our class treasurer is on the beam. Basketball 4: Star Dust Revue 4: Class Treas- urer 4: Band 4: Senior Council: Orchestra 42 Baseball 4. RONALD WILLIAMS Ronnie Ronnie's a lad with a heart of gold Heres something the senior class ain't sold. Manager: Senior Plav: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball, Pi Delta, French Club. BERNADINE WISNEWSKI Bernie An artist true but kind of slow Some day the ribbons will show. Intramural Basketball l. 2: Intramural Volley- ball l. 2: Sketch Club 2, 3. 4, Secretary 4: Office Aide: Kingstonian Editorial Staff: King- stonian Business Staff: Yearbook Editorial Staff Yearbook Art Staff: Star Dust Revue 4. JOAN WATERS I02miC Although she's quiet, we all agree A better friend could never be. Star Dust Revue 3, 4: Yearbook Business Staff: Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3, 4: Newspaper Business Staif: Glee Club 3, 4: Tumbling Team l, Z. 3. 4: G. A. A.: Pan American Club 3: lunior Latin: Senior Latin: Sketch Club l, 2. 3. 4: Girls Chorus: Christmas Cantata 3. 4. ROBERT WEMPA Wimple Peace and quiet night and day Thats the Robert Wempa way. Track 4: Intramural Basketball 3, 4: Intra- mural Volleyball 3. 4: German Club. IUNE WHITE Emma A sweet little gal full of pep Everyone agrees shes really hep. lunior Play: Star Dust Revue 3. 4: Yearbook Business Staff: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2, 3: 4: Newspaper Business Staff: Iunior Council: Glee Club 3. 4. Secretary 4: Home Economics Club 4: Ir. Y- Teens: G. A. A. 4: Library Club 2. 3, 41 Christmas Cantata 3, 4: Office Aide. BRADLEY WILLIAMS Brad In vtrestlmq Brad just can t be beat This ladies man is reallv neat otball l 2 3 tl g I en tor Plav Star Dust Revue 3 4 Librarv Club Hi Y Club Enqineerinq Club Pi Delta Gvm Club MYRTLE E WILLIAMS A qirl who hasnt much to sax She takes things 'is they come her wav Star Dust Revue 3 4 Intramural Basketbill Intramural Vollevball New spaper Editor: il Staff Pan American r Y Teens Glee Club Ca 1 2 3 4 Svummi Clu RUTH WILLIAMS Willie A bashful maiden meek and mild With never a word or action wild. French: Ir. Y-Teens: Office Aide l. SAMUEL WOLCOTT Sam Manners, looks. personality plus Sam rates high with most of us. Wrestling l. 2, 3. 4: Track: Senior Play: lun- ior Play. Star Dust Revue l. 2. 4. Yearbook Editorial Staff: Intramural Basketball: Intra- mural Volleyball: Cheerleader l. 2, 3: Band 4. Pan Amercian Club: Library Club: Hi-Y. RICHARD WRIGHT Dick Not onlv popular, but handsome too And an artist. leader, and sports fan true. Basketball Z. Manager 3: Track 2. 5: 4. Star Dust Revue 2. 3. 4: Class President I. Year- book Editorial Staff: Intramural Basketball: Iri- tramural Volleyball: Newspaper Editorial Stall. Senior Council: lunior Council: Sketch Club President 4. Treasurer 3. Secretarv 2: Engine- ers 4: Librarv Club 3. 4. Pan American Club 3 Kev Club 4. RITA YERASHUNAS Cheerful. happy. carefree. and gav Youlll never be sad if vou travel her xxav. Intramural Basketball. Intramural Vullevball. Sketvlt Club 3. 4. IOHN YIJSCAVAGE lanuk Did you hear a laugh and see some funl Thatls Yuscavage with another pun. ln'ramural Basketball. Intramural Vollevball: Pi Delta: Engineering Club 4: Senior Latin, President: Baseball l. 2 3. 4, German Club Z I. ZITA LOUISE ZIPAY Peppy Alwavs readv to have some fun. Zita is a lass who's alwavs on the run. Star Dust Revue 4: Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4: Home Economics I, Z: lunior Y-Teens: Senior Y- Teens: Swimming Club I. DARRELL R. YEISLEY Dutch Tall, nice and quite polite. Darrell knows lust uhat's right. Track 4: Intramural Basketball. Pan Avneriean Club 2. 3: l li-Y I: Chess Club Z. IVIADELINE YLIRKANIN Madge She seldom speaks - being very shv VVe hardly know uhen she goes bv. Intramural Basketball l. 2. 5. 4: lntramurul Vollevball l 2, 3. 4: Home Economics Club l. 2. Sr. Y-Teens. lr. Y-Teens. FRANCIS ZDANCEWICZ Snnw Neat ancl sharp as he can be Francis suits us to a T . Pi Delta 3, 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: Star Dust Revue 4. 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'14 vi! ga WIN ' sis fli : ' f ill! rf 7 5' , fv ,Q ., N5 V ,. tx: U 5 1, A I - For For the e To CLASS WILL As we leave the halls of K H S We hang a lrttle vxreath The wlll enclosed reveals to you The followmg vxhrch me bequeath Teachers Mr Hankey more vt ater guns for hrs collectlon MISS WCISS another student Q7 lrke oe Survw 1lla Mr Wlll13mS a more ambltlous yearbook staff Mr Iveson a Senior class that doesn t practrcally lrve rn hrs offrce Mrs Scovell a pay telephone IH the llbrarv Mr Brenner another 112 l1keth1s year s Miss Turner a Glee Club that can keep a stralght face Mr Bennett a large hand mth vx hrch to gulde the students students ROSIQ George Anne Sober s personalrty Don Kasarda M1ke Ternovl skr s burld Ruth Wllbur the popularlty of Kav Moran Moe Masonxs a State Wrestling Champlonshnp Conme Brace the attractrveness of Beverly Strunk Carl Morgan the qu1etness of Corey Wagner Nancy Mlttleman the speaklng ablllty ofM1m1 Unger Wayne Gflfflth Sam Wolcott s knack of dressmg Carlene Lamade Nancy Penda s report card Paul Perklns the actrng abxlxty of Alun Kaufer Darlene Bahr Ruth Drlley s quretness Martrn Mooney lace xxrestlmg trqhts Katherme Zwrer the charm of Maureen Krelty Robert Steadle the srngrng abrlxty of Al Rebenneck Bernre Pan ak a pOS1tlOD on the Wyomxng Valley Basketball All Scholastlc Team future Freshmen Welcome to Krngston Mrhtary Academy the coughmg students rn morn1ng chapel cough drops the students the opportunltv to look back upon as many wonderful memorxes as the class of 50 can To . - ' ' . 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'71, A. rf 1' 'Er L AL! 9, f H X The NECKLACE ln February 1949 a new style class electlon was held Cand1d area gave campa1gn Qpeeches a week before electlone Wayne Grrffrth was elected and smce has proved worthy of the honor conferred on h11n The glrl chosen to hold the equally lmportant job of vrce presrdent was Rath Wllbur The ofhcers were voted f nn demoCrat1c manner for the wot era were requlred to reqlster XX1tl'l an electlon board before they could cast a hallot President Wayne Gnfflth Vlce Presldent Ruth Wilbur HOME ROOM 106 tnm Row ll lr ruh J r 1s1r1ne 1r 1r1 L1ll1 om r e Ruth Allen N1n1 x B lP1r11e r lu 1rx Ann 1e 1 1 Scuond R w l'l1 1he1h B1r1l1 P14 1el 111 ll 11 xmm nd llurlrm 1 1rL wx vn1r 1111 1111 lVl1r11n Lf oper Ruth Anlx11d4x1Lh Thlrd Row l dw 1rd b1hr1el Anthr nx Benn ln Nlnh ul Brunner Y 1l11n1 Lxslerllne Y une C rl 1 h xmr nd B rl: B1rrel1 n 11 L1 l 1x1 renee C L1 rqr HOME ROOM 107 xrx C l P In la l'1r qer1ld Ro emarre Ceorqe Bar ara Lxan l elen1 l'1hex axne Hoffman Palrxcxa Hopkm lVlar1e Dowd beeond Rrw L 111 e H1-11 C,h1rles Hampton Charle Ke xc R 1 Celh ll: lore llouqherrx Aqnex Fle hut P1111 Hromch Fun Thlrd Row If hn llu la md Robert Keeler Donald l'Xa'41rda h lll'1l ll' H11 nl 1' lnil if INK 'ix fxlll ICH rml. lxr 1 1 en Y 1l11m K11e HOME ROOM 108 Bottom Row tl ft o r qht Feleeu Luke naqe anet K11ln1x1qv. Anna Kohxl kr Peqqx Rae Kellw Romame Laumer laura l.1ne Charlene Lamade Sharl Marcux Barham one Second Row Carl Morqan Martxn Mronex Marx Ann lku Lhner Marlene K e oan Knops Nancx owce Nllrlam effrx Third Row Franexx Moonex Robert lVlarL1nl11ew1e Donald Mc Nell ack lVlorr1 Mlchael Mra Roberr Nla nm R1 herr M11 Lhell Herberr Nlxles Alfred Meleslu ,L A L ' or ' a f lisa Bot ' e to -1 rr-1111, Czxrrl . lNl. 51. '1 f. rhen, I . Bul-1 . 1 lJ.1 1s. ifor1sr.1nce rare, . l'1 Bah . . ' l3.1rh . V1cIor1.1 Bl.:.x'r. ' n -1 1. . -, x. 'l Br. 5 orl. N..1le ljrnu, Rn' 1 ' , lfnlx . lB1qf.w, D4 ill Urlfflth I. ex Bro . 4 . 'X . ' 1- - . ' '-f '. '1 1 ' r 5' 1 K 4 ' - 'VI . '.: , X '. ' 3 ff: . Ra- 1 11 4 1115111 I.-N. eph 1 '. loh B'zn'1. .1 r Q-1-x Bottom Row 'left to r1ghtl-Barbara Fetzger, Shirley Graham. M. ' Vlorgo. .1 ck 4 :I e , 5 . 1 l , . b. . :Ms .'z'. ., 'x, ' '- 1-ow .,.n '.:' ... s'5k, 11. S 1 s Q ' , J S , i ' . - - 1ce llmkfon. ' '- 1 5 . . 1 . ' '..z .los- vph '11pl.o B. 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After the entire unior class xotecl by usmg the votmg mach 1ne the majorlty of votes for becretary put a very capable q1rl 1n offme Ruth has proved to be all except1onal Seeretary JUNIOBS The Iunior class members were confronted with the prob- lem of choosing the most trust worthy member of therr group and a person who was really w1ll1ng to vxork The whole unlor class feels that It has sel ected Lou1s Steck correctly LOUIS has done a wonderful job as treasurer Secretary Ruth George Treasurer LOUIS Steak HOME ROOM 109 tom Ron llmfr 1 r1qltl 11 1rt1n :un rx Ar 1r11 r1r1n lX111r1h Nlfrt mnnc C r Plum lVl1N'l1n11 1 1bC1h lVl11'11lC 11111 lX1rl1 11 n Second Row lVl1ldred M1 x1qe l 111l Perk111 P H01-1 P1 tr r Pan 1l1 B1rn1rd Ond1r 1111 1 11 ll11'r1et Mxrrtl Thrrd Row Donald Ol l1 Ncrn11r1 Ne11h1r Edxxm N1 rrrt Pau Olle h 0 eph Pet Robert lVl11ll1q1n HOME ROOM 207 otnm Row tlelt I rlqhrr Ruth N1lb11r 1 R 1 elsberqar lx11h1rm1 Z1 e1 er B1rb1r1 VX1l1 t XXI 1111 econd Row er XN1qner XK1ll1111 R XX1ll1 11111 74 1n nxxslxx nhn elm lu 1 11n1 te 1n11n lJ1le VN rlq 1 x X uuells 1rd Row brmlex T1 lx 111 1 1 1 11 url S111 1 HOME ROOM 111 nom Row lleft nqhti Cm tmu 5 rullr 1 1 1r1 l e nms 1 mcx 1 e 1 1- 1rx 111 1 Nmu ecrm Ruth Purnell erx 11111 x 1 L Rx 1n Salln ln Barbara Ree c h 5 1 1 ward R1charcls Tlnrd Row Robert btexdle Alfred budtl A11 tm bbs 11 111 C es r ue Sp1 hoclc VV1ll1am Robert Sunuel R111b lVl11l11tl Ntruelxr loren Samsel W1ll13n1 Sands H an ld Rleh 1rd 1 11 Bot ' 1 11 - 1 fA n M. . 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I The BEADS HOME ROOM 202 ttom Row llllx n c rmu 1 r :rx ft :mm n urgent: Q B 1 1 xr: an lir hen Lond Row l lx l C xrlutc' 1 :run ln Bur lrd R w Mxrmn IJ nl x an rem n r er Jgmv an xnt Q nr n 1 rm nr run lhmnon HOME ROOM 204 0 tom Rnw llcfl tc rlqhrl Rush mme nn u he N mann: irmlloxxu l'mmx ones Blrr1e Hex ler on Kennedx bxrm llarwcx Lou onex Second Row Ioan lrluqhes Mxrx Ruth Knot Bernard Klun Roh ert Kennxxorrhx oseph xhlon lt: Frmlx Kaxhensltl L ncrle Cyn? fhxrd Ron Rlehard Hel! l Donald :mee Charles lxennedx Pxul Koprnlu wmcx exxclle Robert Konmck HOME ROOM 201 Bottom Row llefl to rlqhtj ein Mxrlc Bmdnwh R e Mxrxc Bxl k Marxlwn Brodne om Berclx olorcx Nxnu Bee Mlrllwn Bohn Iom Bonner Second Row Charles Barn Rohert Ahenmohu Robert Bellu Pitsx Blandford xrx Burnett Paul Barry Wrlllum Buclclell Third Row Georqe Broun Donald Alexander Murrix Ahrimx George Cirtwxrnqht eph Bolln k HOME ROOM 203 Bottom Row lleft to rlghtl Georgette Exanb lxax Duenqer Cirol Evans Carol Gardner Rlta Greqor Rose Coldsmlth Lou Frm! Dorothy Handlev Second Row Ixmes Ferns Paul Gallaqher Adm Feebnh Norma Ellnblq Ruth Flls Barabra Fltch B111 Gallaqher Harold Frxed man Third Row Bernard Fit mger ullan Falk Pat Ex an: lhxld Gen Carl Gxmber Danlel Goodlax1ge btexen Fetltn 'A -I . 5 ' 1 . os 2 ' - o. ' ', I1 ', D . Beat, . 'ln 1 , Ga al , i 4 V' 'z . I . ' , Ios ' s i, l Bo ' ' r mghrr-llorrs lD.ur , Bc' Chmm, lllitn Cul Nl. lfllen l7w'lwlc'r. Alrhenx Cx sky, ICA: C. W ' ll Ionnn' ug'-w. Nlt . o r Alt, Sc' Y- fmxxrt f1v.ul1n.u. Nl. '. Il. C- 5' ter. Io. lux. Nzxrmuex' Broun, Blnmh Coslctt. lillen Klux Dugan, Inrlt Clrcflm. ThA o '- 'N u for. Iznw Cul' gr. Rvhrt I- gslxi, lJ.xx'xLl Lf. rptun, I. Vs lJC'l-v pn l lf.xrl, Iomcpl Lf 'Skin VW '- ' - ' . 2' . I . , 4 'e ,. 4 ' Bt w 'A - I. s,A llg s. 'lar . K. ':, 1 1 I 1 ' .5 , l. 'X ll I . ' ' '- Q ze. ' I ,, 1 5 ' HOME ROOM 205 Bottom Row Ileft tn rlqhtl Ioan Lonq Lnrrune McDermott M mx qaret Mnndx Aqne-. M I-txel Nano Mxllcr Marx IVICNLI1 Helen Ko lrwkle Second Row Const nce Kule hu Deane Ollxer Mnthxel l..1micle Arthur Olack ohn IVlcNeIn Inseph Ole lm une Ivlurunltuxlt Third Row Chdrlex Nea-lx Ixme McHuqh oeph Obexter Vnn cent Labwtch Frnet Mxrtln Phxlllp N I on In eph Lxhxtth HOME ROOM BIOLOGY LAB nttom Row lleft to nqhlb V xmn Ru er Inn Smlth Mxr em Txorak Elmse Tlppett P In tout M :rx Irh mouth Rt n Sne I om Shumhrl Con t mme bt nhnllt mclhu om nmucl lr ex urxxx :rx nu. L Steele Ru sell S1eq1I 0 eph btclnhcrq Third Row Alex Snxcler Donald Shlpmm Lhxrlex Sltnptunx Ralph Slrfvta Robert Smxden Alxn Sulxk Vhllnm Schraee Rlchwrd Stemhaxer bervrqe Shmxl SOPHOIVIOBES HOME ROOM 206 Bottom Row lleft tt rxqhtl em Rx tnc Ann Run nrrl em nn e but rnnne Rc n xll I ru Rmlttnhe rqer Bcxerlx Mawr an Bern adme Nlnr an n Ann Pexroxxt Second Row Ralph Pxr cn Bertrmd Rt cnthxl Fllmtt Prntthmrd Leah ein Ncxxhemer Ann Murn O Bunn Bern Pcruqnnn Iiclt R xder Thom as Pcclcr :rd Rovs e Pnqh Pour P x Vmllum Rnnltm Allm Rn Cr1Ich Ctrl xlxx I n O HOME ROOM :mm Rom Heh m Imm L fd mem Rxm cnchut In Utrothx 1 mm Pqlflud VN elehel Helen VXh11te Btttx Yelt nu econcl Row I0 eph Tilterexx ner XX ,I X ,Um C X ,1 a e Ruth Zlpax IJ lf re Vx xnthxlt nrt ut ut hunfx Hr tm XX nxd xclt :rd Row hn I xnlmuth I' lxx artl Tr: 1 1 Elmo In cnclore Vhnter Anthnnx X xrlt I mt I 4 VN ur cn X tx nn run A I , is , 'I . 1 X' fs. ' - . 5 '. 1 s Q . I 5 g , - f . . a . . ' es , s I . ' . I ' wr -It aw. 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The TBINKETS HOME ROOM 200B otum I' w lltll 1 unru L 1 r x xru L hu I xrx xn x um K r mx Shmru le Q x Suonl Row nm xx runxx L x ertr I x L XX I Ll Rl lllllc X l I' lfl ll llln lrlll l 1rd Row llwnllcl ll x t n C r rl Q1 1x nux x 4 den xrrx L HOME ROOM 212 Bottom Row llefl rnqh I Nlirllxn llullmxn Pxtrlux 4 e x que me one lrx x x r ex er X Oro ephlne xahen ln lxitherxne xme arm l' mmm Qcnnd Row Umlnre exxell Mmreen exxell om lxencler 1l1e one Dorm nhn on Lon lxerper Flemnr r on x 1 me Gallaqher Third Row Bexerlx Hxrner Alun Hu hand Mrltnn nhn on l'1ecl l'l ller Frank a u l-tl Dtnild Hn M1 d Yxxlllam l'leLl-t Lrulx Gr: h Prwxnrxh Roxx lldxx ard Greenwood Donald Henrbauqh Vlfrllxam acnbcn ohn Hiddrwx Vlflllnm one Rlghard Handlex Dal lun mme ohn cu elm lt HOME ROOM 200A Bn tom Row :left to rlqhtl Don Berdv Dun hx Au tm Lhcu or! o emirx Alexxx cnmc Bl ur xtherme C 1l1qx IK :rl lxn Berk Merlel Berk 0 n Bn 1 loleen f arm rl ht Szcond Rnw Edu ard Bulb: xx VX ull ard B xlcl ruff Ann Ll xrlt 'VI xret Allen Cxnlhxx Lllrl-t Pxrrun Qollm C ernldxwc Bed cr NX ull :ral Q1 nl Thorn xx C, lclilen T lrcl Row Rnlwert Bn att Cenrye Bu xn It R L t Banner l n 1 Bnllnxkx useph rullex mm 1 e 1 HOME ROOM 216 Bottom Row lleft tn r1qhtI Marx Macaw Gerllclxne Lulmchlt Sallx Luff Maureen Krat er Cilherlne Nlirun S llx Lxcn Mwrx Anne Linton llleanore Lmdeminn Second Row Frank Karnes Ward Kane Ann Leich I: mne Louqhlm Sallx Klem ein Ku hner Bernard lNl11xqna VN axne Kennedx Thu-cl Row Ie rx L fr Mn Darnell Frank Klme IJ nmx l c ellxn nhn Kos nru ack Kellx Barn Lefltmut r Q - 'S 1-cv . 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'KL 9 5' .V K YEARBCDCJK STAFF IUDY SMITH WILLIAM HART PATRICIA EDWARDS Associate Editor Editor-In-Chief ASSOCi2lf2 Edif01' IACK HELLER GORDON FRANKLIN ALVIN KAUFER Business Manager Circulation Manager Advertxsmg Manager Ed1tor1cI1 STAFF rtpatrca dad Caomelcl a Second Row Iam LI en te Mld ed c B n dn VN nc L 'Xl r n Un Third Row hd ard Runan Iefn Htlleran Daniel lxulma Samuel Wolcor Almost as soon as we realIzed we were really Seniors the class voted for yearbook edItors who had been nominated by the SenIor Executive Coun cl BIll Hart was chosen as edltor IH chief and hIs aSSOC1atC editors were PatrIcIa Edwards and udIth SmIth We began working at once to make this Kmgstonian the best ever Our fIrst job was to choose a cover that would l 0 dIffc-rent as well as attractixe Then the edIt0r Ial staff started to record all the school events such as clubs plays sports and the extra currIcular ac tIvItIes to keep them forever IH our treasure chest of InemorIes All year the staff photographers were present In and around the school snapping shots whIch would portray our last year of school I e The busmess staff handled the advertising and cIrculatIon for our yearbook In a very capable and effIcIent manner Members of the typmg staff were the last ones to work on the yearbook before lf was sent to he engraxers Without the helpful advIce and excellent guid we never could have produced such a great year book May you all enioy this 1950 Kmgstoman we have enjoyed In preparIng for you l i. I ' ' ' D I . L . N ' ' - 7 D - l'f . Bottom Row lleft In rightl-Marie Parrish. Avis Lutz. IudIIh Smith. Vxfilliam ance giveh by our advisor Mr. Harry-B Williams- Ha . ' I'I E w' I s, r l' ur Y. v l 'f M iuss, Vera Kl i . Ali' l.ull, I r Al xis. er a I e ' ' A I. l D I V 'Is ws i. I a ia gar. V ' ' - ' w' w. , I I , ' ' ' '. . ' L . BUSINESS STAFF - TYPING STAFF COREY WAGNER DELORES LEWICKI RICHARD WRIGHT Sports Editor Typing Editor Art Editor NANCY PENZA MARY LOU RUSESKAS BERNADINE WISNEWSKI Sports Editor Typing Editor Art Edxtor BUSINESS STAFF TYPING STAFF Bottom Row I It L r1qhtJ Birlnrd Dixenport Kathleen Keqerrns Patricia Edwards Sarah Bottom Row tleft to rlqhtl Helene Freed Ku Boxso Mary Lou Simon M1 ilxn Danlx Claire rlxeqertx Iune VVh1te nan Waters Rusebkas oan lxobtenbauder Claire Rundle ice Bair Marx L u Ru c las lxxx Bow cw xlxn Dallx Delores Lewxltkl Third Row P nl Bridle Cordrn Frmlxlm Edu :rd Roman Gilbert Lu! Ted Txoralc Thelma Bro' en hire Ann qfheu Fourth Row Al n lxmltr llxtlt NX right lohn Heller Harm Enm Dxclt Beard Nell Powell Bill Launur Ie o ', - z t . . ' . A ' ' ' Q - - -4' , ' ' Second Row-Rachel Timer. Loretta Mxshlkitxs. Delores Lewicki. Kay Moran, Maureen Kieltv, Second Row-Aldine VVilliams, Florence Manko. BQ-vgrly Strunk. Mar. Grzt . Q V' 0 5 1 'Q I' gs . 'l' ' , '. ' - zu H , 1 w 1 . 'z ' , ' :. ' . . A S , 5.5 ' . ,, H 'K . ' V A . I, -5. v , 1 ' ' , ' KINGSTONIAN NEWSPAPER AVIS LUTZ Editor MARIAN UNGAR Editor If MILDRED ALEXIS Business Manager Anotl1er outstanding treasure on our ship was the King- stonian Newspaper. The Kingstonian, published six times during the school year, provided the students with much en- joyment. They were given the opportunity to read all the latest gossip, all the sports news. many features, interesting editorials and stories about some of the outstanding members of each class The ntwspaptr 19 edited and pubhshtd bs the student thtmstlxts lacb student 1s qixen an opportunity to write for the ntwspaptr and also to qixe his opinion of the paper This mar the paper was edited by Avis Lut and M11111 U11 gtr who really tried thtir utmost to publish a paper whxch would pleast thc student body Business Manager of the Ntwspaptr this year was Mildred Ale1c1s who did her job most capably Of course there is always the work behind tht scents which IS 111ost of the time omitted We are refer ring to tht fine work whieh our adxisors Mr Robert A11th ony a11d Mr Albert Brenner did We know that the student body will always remember the fine paper which they were given the opportunity to read. The entire staff of the Kingstonian deserves much recognition for the fine work which they did. A newspaper requires tedious work and it is this staff which did that work so that the student body could look with praise upon their news paper No indixidual person IS responsible for tl1e work done but rather it is the co operation of the entire staff which produced the excellent paper which wt had The editors business staff editorial staff typists and 'idvisors are all to be congratulated for their conscientious work We know that the students appreciated the work which they put into the newspaper and we are sure tl1at tht lxinqstonian will continue to be an outstanding high school newspaper EDITGBIAL STAFF 0 tom Row ft r1ql I 11 1 1 e1ne ut nt 1 e 1h e em ree een e 11cnmr1 1 ne :1 R1c e 1x1er C.tnn1e btrxelli 11 11 1r1.-1n nq1r 1r ex 11 1111 11 r1c,:1' 1rx Illen Doeb er 1tr1c11 Edwin me M1r1e 1t1rrn hllen Bmq am Second Row Helen H1lko une Hrfmmn Rhem VNe1ber.1e1- L1tlcer1nt fxuer M1111-een lxieltx Rnmaine O borne Plorentt M1nlm Nanu 111 1 .1111ne w1er 1t er1ne lrrm ir 1r1 re nrx r11r1t 1111.1 me 1 nm lie ore Lewieki AI hea Kimi ei 1rN :rd Row b1r1h bimcn Bernice Cha in 'Nanu Spon eller R111 belh Marx flnre rien Ruth Allen Mildred Alexi 11n 11 Vcr1 ein Alun l 11' ara rr er me e 0 ert aries eerin 1ncx S1 e ran ha ent .1 nurth Row De ere Uter E 11ne MtM1n11 1n arra eena 1 x an N c e1 rince one u 1 11111 1r1e 1rr1 ure 1.1 erx incs Lee Pen a Ni.-11-ie Daw P1rr1t1.1 Hop in Dornthx Ro enqr111t R ahe f'1sen r in ith Row L1 rtrhx Huqhe nn Marie O Brien Marx N1111n Theln11 rolsen l' e 1r1lxn r11r rr1e Mxrze X 1 1 1 in Nilltr om iv len 111oer erraeiine Moran 'Vixrx utb tent il11n1 .1 lmer earqe ner ret iten Bur . . 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Li H.11111111111ds Bern.1d111e Xkisnewski, Sh1rlex bmith. Kathleen Keuerreis K411 M-1r.111 L1er.1ln111e Smith. TYPISTS Bottom Row llcfr to rightl-lane Vuighr. Nlarilyn Daiilv. Thelma Brokenshirc. Dolores Lew- icki. Vera Klein. Second Row-Roar Marie Eicliorn. Aileen Bingham. Axis Lutz. Aldine: VV1lliums. Nlarian Ungar, Nlarihtx Claire Rundlc. BUSINESS STAFF otnm Row llefl tc riuhrl llrlcnc reed Miricrie humi L n Imac erxilld Mirilxn Xuunq Mildred Acxlx eralcline Dxer lcnx Fihex N irim Un ir ccnnd Row Kithrxn Zxuur Nmcx 'Vlitrlamnn M en ui' cr mu is r iri l'cI er Mirqdrit x n itrig 1 gui een inq im 2 lik rw uric Parr! h xi mn in an 'ir ati Ln 1 Quin ourth Rnvu I lx S mh l'l unc Cl l'lc umm mln n u L r rc nm 1 r in 4 :cn hdndcr Purim 1 lloplnn rugs' Lx la f n 1 ah Row Del: rc biher rn Idrx u IN idclinc hut of Birhdri Lire-in rx x in btxhurslki cxcr x bzrunlx Rachel Tixier ! 1 h - F . 2 v T ix 'O si ' S ', 1 ' -. l . G . 5, He . 1 '. lrmn Pnrraish. Sxlxm Ddxix .'l. 1 g. . - . - bv. .in E11 IJ-hl .N.-'1mM.B..b.. ' 1. . V C41- ula . Eunice liiclamn. P1 'i. lil . idx All B ,ha . Rox Nlnrzv i 'h rn. Third Row-'Marcin Rum Agnew Flcfhut lilainc McM.muN. lVl.iric Iluxxd lnvne llnffmnn, Fcllnm lgilwgixxdgc M. 1 5 . Mixre' K flu Ailwri llc Gi.uu.i w Ri l All' , IMI ure- lx ' lu. '- L11 ' lr! . Q4 iuswn 1 w ' lvl. H la Q! ll glicx Ilylw 5 Utvr l . Lilian ln Kw - . I 'z s. I 'i w . 'f Q '- 1 5 S ai . IV ' LH Rusiwlvl: 'li S l ix. 1 . ' A i In Q ' . B lf PI DELTA CLUB Th1s year agam the P1 Delta has enyoyed success under the leadershlp of 1ts sponsor Mr PICCOHC and 1ts capable offlc ers The club has completed many noted accompl1shments lt donated tyxenty f1ve dollars to the communlty chest bought a moy1e projector for the use of the school and each day furmshecl m1lk for the football players ThlS year the club purchased a r1fle and held 1tS flrst annual turkey shoot The money for these undertakmgs was ra1sed by ma1nta1n1ng a refreshment stand at football games We conqratulate the P1 Delta on the1r noted ach1eyen1ents and yxe hope they w1ll ahve many more successful years PI DELTA CLUB B tom Row llelt I r qhtl 0 eph ur 1111 Allxn Rehenneclx VN1ll11m Adxm Ldv ard Gxnter elm l ennell Bradlex 1ll1 ohn Dcmqherty Ionn Rent C lcr zhn Yuscaxa e Second Row Robert Helt el Georqe Cro hlexx l11 ohn Catrnn Barry Boxer Ron 1 d XX1ll1am ames Thoma Therdore 5 ruther Alun 1K11fer lJan1el I-d111rd 11 d Rnvu Xv1ll1 n e Ikon 11nt1ne e h1 ru fd411ct1xlt Clllrle er v ll1 rn 11 1 1 r 111 0.1 th Row R1th1rd 11rd Vmtenr V 1 ymlx 41 3 r 11nLr 11 11111 l 11110111 1t11n1 V111 11m VN1lsh V1ntu1t lx1 1 PI DELTA AUXILIARY mm Row lleft t rqhtl 1n bm om Burke Nmcy Sheerm lxn Moran Maureen K elty lxay B Phyll1 erlx Lharlotte llender hrt ecnnd Row lure l'l1t1111rr1 11 I N K' C IYX e 1r 1r1 4 n n X 1 1n1r exerlx Strunk orrr 1 1 dme VN1ll11m 1rd Row Ninn 111111 l1e1 Dell re xuclte M1r1l1nn lD11lx A leen lie Q11 como Flame lVlcManu Dnrcthy Huqhe Carrlme Hurn M1dale1ne bhutlonk Fourth Row Loretta M1 h1l-1111 Anne Mane Sohers Marlene K1 e Florence Manlm Nma Dans Ioan Stybor l11 M11 dred Aleus Romnne Lat1rr1er PI DELTA AUXILIARY Th1s year for the f1rst t1me the P1 Delta AuK1l1ary yxas gwen perm1ss1on to elect IIS ovxn ofhcers Kay Moran and Maureen K1elty were elected to the OIIICCS of Pres1dent and V1ce pres1dent respectwely Under the gu1dance of these of IILQYS and our able sponsor Mr PICCOHC the club has had a successful year At any football game these g1rls were seen bus1ly at vyork earnmg money for the benef1t of the club Lets take our hats off to the P1 Delta ALlX1ll3Yy and hope they haye many other years as successful as thls OIIC ot o 1. -I s S - LI1, 1 ' '. I '1 .1 s, ' K 1 1 , I l , ' ' X11 ams, I 1. '. s h- . I1 5 g . '- z . K Q - 11 Q I ' , 1 ' ' . - 1-I ' s. I1 J 's. 1 Tl 'r '- I' '111 P rr11s. ' s1 Kul s 1. lf 11c1s I, 1 -- ': I 1 s 'l'1'l . Albert Gresh, I41h1 C11rg1.1n 1rrs IQ1 1s. lid 11rl Price. M1el11el Te n 1 ska. F 1- - 1 Bn , I11s- msl-11 1cr1r N11 s'1 N'l l1111e1l. L11 - ex XY15 ' D1 ld Siu ner. f - 1 V l is I l 1 I1 J , '1l11- oslu. Bot ' 11 1x -I11, I izh I 1 ' . 1 1 ' ' , '1 ' 1 ' 1' ' rwsu. s B I 1 S W 1 S N '-C1 1.4 ' . lfl1ne Krlnssun. D1-l1re ll hers 1n lVl1 l.m1 Ru: sl111x, B1 l11 1 I1 es I11 rt Y. 1 ' B ' Q '. IJ 1 h IJ11111. r11s. Al- ' '1 s. Th' - 1 C 's' ', 1 s Le ' ' . 1 ' ' 1' ', 1 31- . . ' s, 1 ' A 5 -1 1' 1 '. 1 1 ' I ' '. '- 1 s S. 1 s . ' ' . ' 1 ' S '. - 1 1' 1 I I , 1 , , , 1 1 HONORSOCETY One of the most popular and 1mportant clubs 1U the H1gh School I9 the K1ngston Chapter of the NBIIOUBI Honor SOCICIY QLIBIIIICBUOUQ lor memhershxp are four IH number Leaderslcup Scholarslnp Sery1ce and Character Ellglblllty 1s l1m1ted to hfteen per cent of the Sen1or class and IIVC per cent of the un mr Class lht socuty 19 under the capable superv1s1on of M159 Freda Jn s xyhose unt1r1ng efforts have ma1nta1ned for the club ITS 1 1Jn Qfdlldlllti The ofnctrs 111 charge are Pres1dent Wllllalh Adams X 1ce Pres dent Ay1s Lutz Secretary MBFIOD Ungar and Treas urer oh11 Holleran ln 1sld1t1o11 to 1ts reqular BCIIVIIICS thlb year the Honor Soc1ety yya pI1V1lCQCd to cast votes for cand1dates to the Hall of Fame For several days members made speeches 1n Chapel supportmq the cand1dates of the1r cho1ce At tht end of each markmg per1od the Honor SOCICIY a xyards scholarsh1p banners to the upper and lower class home rooms havmy the h1qh4st DOIHI average The QOCICIY also con .lucts 11 proqram of sc.holarsh1p awards at the end of the year HONOR SOCIETY Bottom Row flcft to rxghtl M1rrh1 Clure Rmdle A11 Mme I111 Vmllnm Ad1ms 1r11n llnq1r 11 n lrllersn P1tr1c1a l dy1.-1rd Second Row Thelm1 Broken ture M1r1ly11 ml-11 mu n lx1thlee11 lxe er re1 1dredAlex1 1 Mn r11 le 11 lexuclxx 11 rl Row Vw1ll1 1 1 ls H11 L 11rd 1 l 1l111 R1 n1 11 1 1 ENGINEERING CLUB 0 tum Row 1l1l11 l 11 Lx X11 1 1 y 1111111Nl' 11 14' ond Row IJ 1 Il lx l B11' 1111n 1c11n1 ern11'1 P11rs1ll n err l11d111q r n en e r 11 n 1 1, R1Ll11rcl K 11l1q1n Ber111rd P n ily Hxrold n 1 R11h1rd Bend Robert M1 nm Vmcent lX1l1m1 lu 7c1hm1nn F1 her ENGINEERING CLUB The engmeerxng club under the capable guldance of M Harry W1ll1ams was estabhshed IH 1933 The mam purpose of the club 15 to learn more about engmeermg and to become ac qua1nted vy1th such mstruments as the sllde rule and the trans1t At the end of last year the followmq ofhcers were elected to preslde oyer the club dur1ng the commg year Pres1dent B1ll Walsh VICC Pres1dent ohn Fennell Qecretary Ne1l Powell Treasurer Chuck Tyler Early th1s year nevs members were elected and before they yy ere declared members they had to pass a r1q1d 1n1t1at1on Money for the club has been ra1sed by sellmg gloyes and monthly dues The club has held several outmgs and concludes each year by holdmq an outxng w1th the Honor Soc1ety We the semor members of the Eng1neern1g Club vush to thank Mr W1ll1ams for all he has done for the club and yxe also yxant to yy1sh success to the club and 1ts membtrs 111 tht future 1 -5 . ' . 1. I' 1 1 .' M1 Q I. , I h l1 . . 1 1 I ' s. D1 1. N1 R' Pe :.1. '- V 51 ' x, M'l R, KA' 1 11, l lvvs Tl 'r 1- ' .111 Hart. ID1111 el 'ul .. lf11ge11e V1d1:1111s RI 'l1 Burl li 1 rd 1 1111 Alfrrl Ch A nn. B t - 11 r111l11lf'l1'. ll- Vll- 1.111s, lnvlm l7111111l11'1'11', Ch: rles 'I l1-r luhn l:1'1111vll. XV ll .1 VV1 lsl. e l I 1111'- ell. I11l1 Heller. Bull ll.1rr. SCC f 111:14 'z1s.1r1z1, 1 rv Boy- cr. Ii 5' 1' V 'l as. B . l , R l'1 , l1l'1 R ts'hl1'. I h Y1s'.1x'1151e, 1 ane. Third Row-George Grohlewsl-ri, Robert X M l'.a , . 11 :. '. 1 li r1's, l ' 1 1 . as 's, ' ' l I s , . 1 S . .,' 5, f L , . . . A I l 1 V - l ' A -1 1 tt. In CA' f, B l. , L . L. Y . . Y I 1. v . L',' V ' , . . 1 . , J. A : , A V I 1 L V' 1 3 . X 5. 5 i . ' , . . V 1 V 1 ' 'K Y V B . V7-.-.,g, , . . , - . ,n , , . Z-, . . .M . , . V .4 V 4 - v 5 V Y s. I' V ' S 'l I ' ' t - C L PAN-AMERICAN CLUB Bottom Row Ileft to right!-Margaret Callahan. Ruth Pur- cell, Iule Mikita. Alvin Kaufer. Kay Moran. Iudith Smith. Robert Keeler. Ioan Parash. Helene Fahey. Phyl- lis Berk. Second Row-Helen Hallco. Kathleen Keggerries. Marie Parrish. Frances Corby. Mary Vivian. Elaine McManus. Rose George. Marlene Kise. Shari Marcus, Ioan Knops. Third Row-Rheta VVe1sberger. Katurah Mott, Barbara lfvnns. Elnoru Phoenix. Ruth lhllev. llorothv llomarskv. Surah Simon. Caroline llurav, llorothv Hughes Dolores llter Nancy Penzn. Fourth Row-Darrell Yersley. Charles Kesick. Iost-ph VVar- nick. Mary Corgan, Anna Koblx-ski. Rachael Bransdorf. Ruth Nvilhur. Prank Peterson. George Oliver. Samuel Raub, VVillxam Lattimer. Fifth Row--Gordon Franklin, Cvilbert Lutz. Robert Steadf le. Michael Lewis Richard Kane. Raymond Durkin, Albert Gresh. Iohn Fennell. Samuel Xkfoleott. Paul Ofeish LIBRARY CLUB Bottom Row tleft to riqhtl Richxrd Wrxqht Alun lkxu f Rithxrd Kene Nlichxel Lew: Paul Brodie Second Row Aileen Binqhan Nancy Pena Kathleen lxeqerri Helen Halko Thomas Smith Avi Lut Neil Powell Harold Ennis Phyllis Berk Caroline Hurax Dorothy Domar lu oan Gusgekofski Third Row Kay Duenger Barbara Daxenport Iudx Smith Barbara Fyans Margaret Callahan Ruth Purcell ule Nikita Karurah Mort lynette one une VVaqner anet XX xqner fourth Row le h em Neuberqer Muriinnw lxarmilow mi nqxr t mrte xr :rx one Ixyne ll Hmm Ruth Allen Lcnstinte Brite Mxrilyn Brodie Bexerlx Strunk Dirlene Buhr Katherine fweier Fifth Row Chxrlotte Hendershot Nxnu Mittleman Doro thx Hwndley Nancy Hughes Patricia I'dward Nancy Shun Mildred Alexis Bxrbxra Creqorx Eugene YN ell ner Dxxid Phillip Alfred Chi con Sixth Row Louis Steck Corey Wagner Gordon Franklin chn Holleran Vwlliam I'orster Bradley Williims xck Heller Samuel Vvolcott Ceorqe Olixer PAN AMERICAN CLUB The Pan American Club has been organized to improve our more acquainted with the customs and ideas of Spanish sptakm, countries Oni advisors Mrs Page and Miss McHugh ham bttn ytry htlpful and patient in making our club a success Our mettmgs havt consisted of various lectures motion pic turts and plays which ham proven both interesting and educat ional Ly thtse various means we haye gained a great deal of knowledge of our Pan American neighbors One of the ex ents which is celebrated annually by the club is Pan American Day This eyent was evcplamed in chapel by our president Alun lxaifer A fiesta was also held in tht library which extended through the lunch hour The oftictrs of tht club are as follows President Alun lxatftr Vice President lxay Moran Secretary Iudy Smith Trtasurtr Robert lxteler LIBRARY CLUB A club which requires certain specifications on admittance a special test and received a satisfactory mark are able to be long Before this test is given older members of the club in struct the students on how to shelve stama and lip boo s Path member of the club 18 required to work at least one I crxotl a week or after school The meetings wer brought to order by Presi ent tom Smith or in his absence Vice President Axis Lutz The min utes were recorded by Secretary Neil Pow ell and finances were handled by Treasurer Harry Ennis Of course this club would never be able to function without the splendid assistance and leadership of Mrs Frear Scot ell and Miss Theodosia Trotzske The Library Club is one of the most active clubs in he school and all myolyed are certainly worthy of acclaim for their willingness and readiness to work er, ' e , A tT ' -I I '.. 'Z - gg A . - .Y I s. I A. . It I A - , a I . I 4 'z . '. '- 1r: Ml Il Az , Eliznhe h B4 l B: b. 1 I s. 4 ' ability to speak the Spanish language and to help- us become is the Library Club. Only those upperclassmen who have taken SENIOR Y-TEENS The Senior-Y-Teens began by having their first meeting in September at the Y. W. C. A. The officers elected for the year were: President, Dolores Lewicki: Vice President, Ruth Dilley: Secretary, Patricia Edwards: Treasurer, Phyllis Berk. Some of the highlights of the clubs activities were: a vxeiner roast, a rummage sale, a Christmas party for orphans of St. Stanislaus Orphanage, and a tobaggan party. Any senior girl who wished, could become a member of the club. The only requirements were that she pay her dues, attend at least three-fourths of the meetings, and to participate in the clubs activities. Mrs. Edward Chapin was the club advisor. We, the Sen- ior-Y-Teens. wish to take this opportunity to thank her for her hard work in making this year a successful one for the Senior- Y-Teens. JUNIOR Y-TEENS The officers were: President. Ruth Wilbiir: Vice-President, Ianet Wagner: Secretary, Rita Gelb: Treasurer. Katharine Zwe- ier. Laura Lane and Marlene Kise were elected to represent the group on the Inter-Club Council. The club met twice a month. once at the High Schcol, and once at the Y.VV.C.A. The girls participated in many services as well as social activities during the year, among them being the annual Yuletide Ball and Spring Prom. They also contrib- uted to the Community Chest, and the making of place-cards for the state Y-Teen conference held at Hazleton in February. For the benefit of the club, the girls sold maroon and grey plastic bookcovers with a picture of the High School on the front. We of the 1950 Iunior Y-Teens would like to express our deepest appreciation to Miss Iayne, for having so much patience in helping us organize and carry on our work. SENIOR Y TEENS Bottnm Row tlefi to riqhti Sxlxia Da-.is Ro e Marie richr rn Rtrhel ixie xlli erlt uth Dillex Delores Lewiclti Pitritii Edu trd L li tm ext Bettx VN tllxte Zita :pax Second Row Helen Hallxo Marx Claire O Brien ine Vciqht Cii t Bur Alice Lu Rita Rxne lt Nlancx Pen a lkiadeline Xurltinin e s lX trx Ltti Ruse u ird Rovt Ninmi Hntn a Madeline Shutleck lot e btr titx Smith t B tm clerfer Nlarilxn Rt it trim n tr lk nurth Rom Ll nrt Rundle ine Ax erx Shirlex IJ ix lX trie P tr x er tv 4 re IP t thx Hu e L irt ti l ht m t ith Row I e C b in une it xr t i i i int li rentine ettx Sli i s idritl Altxi I i cnt nr tx It t JUNIOR Y TEENS ttom Rovt left t i i e ar e i mt X iqnet R 1 belb lxathtrinc Zwcier Nlarlene lXie Bet l Btur e ine l 1 econd Row R ili Fl ine nf w tit X ei bert, IN1nt inte ri tmarx Rr xxlinti rhati l' t tr rt 1 M tru ite o tqlicrtx Third Row K1 tru R nt i It ex 2 m I nt ri ireit ini tri tr trci lou th Row t tint ni H Ilxtr trx A n ir it tttx t V ttf ri ,tt inc lxtilt ii n lx illtn itll Row R iii itnr in rn H Ite Slit n e x t x tri 1 i 'A - ' ' x s Q' x 1 Bo v I f tw ritihtr-El:1b th B' il . Ruth Xvlbur. I1 sz T r. Ph' sB '.R ' '. . '. 1 '1 1 s Vt- . it. ' '1 1 r i 1 's erx t Q X l. is ' '1 1 ' . Z' ' '. lftvrls Cast rl . l.11ura ,4ne. '- ' . ' - I' ' . I1 wg . :nw S '- ti 'onltins I1 K its. Rhri 'Yr s yer '. 1 . ll. ' s't. t ' ' : . I 'i . S s. R s' ' X i s Ba t'1 Ie 1' . Ioan Pe.sI. . g. t Iul Iune.. 'l1 - t 5 sk s. Callahan Doi res lin, .f '. Th' '-.I1 :'. ' ' ' . .F ltr s Gt r son, ' '-i 1 K it min, Ag as Fltschut Sh 'l Gznilliitn In ,i N I l' I . Bule e1 s . . ' ' i1 lVl1 Q LI g. 'larv Us' wine. C1 l tr l..i .ale Nl: an Conte . Pit int l:it:tgrr.tltl Ann Goldsmith Barbara I.J1tvenprwrt. l.ila Lamoreanx. Nantx Mittlemttn Iuvt-c Huuells. ' F -- '. - . Ii ' '. 1 is 11 1 - 7 r '-Arlen' lVlutan. l.uis lvlu Im Ni 1 liaxie tht,-4,14 N rish Patricia Uarbie. Still' Hell . ll lt s Utter. it it ' gh s. '- s. M. ' n IJ1 b ' B' ' Ian- VK'illi.tttts i- I A Bidi, 1- '1 wlvn ll raw Ianet I t is. I. ft ' 'axage M. 'v An 'J slti. F'f '- oxc it sun, Nancy ll. nve. I VV.trrs M t-I XV ll- F'f '- uniainc laitiiitet SI1 i lxltxrtiis K. .th Mutt Ifvlttia ans. Atl' ' lr 1 . B S 1Iiniw, Ml r t s Ivan Sunil. l. 'lxemixitui' Lf:-nstatite B 1 e liatlenv Baht lfuntie llixlxsttu. N14 - can 'Vlarie Bi ict. Sl 1 in -s. A ' i slte P gg' li 'll M1 'wtle Th wtt as. FRENCH CLUB The I-'rench Club expemenced a very succtssful ye II I was o11e sparlelmq w1th act1x1ty 1nd ente rta1n1nq club proleets I11 September these capable off1cers were elected P1e 1de11t Phyll1s Berk NILL Pres1de11t Bernard Panzak Secretary Maur een lxlelty 'Treasurer Dorothy WBIIISLUII In Cctober IVIr C Schmdler qave all enjoyable talk Ilurope Th1s Summer At Chr1st1nas the club sent to the Nesbltt I'Iosp1tal 111any hand 111ade toys lapel dolls and pen w1pers On Valentmes Day we presented o11r now annual functton a Valentme Proqram followed by a Buffet Luncheon The fore1qn lanquage teachers were o11r guests As th1s qoes to press the French Club IS planmnq an asse 111 bly proqraxn w h1ch w1ll present French culture and enterta111111ent for the student body Nous yous remerc1ons IULHLICOLID Mme Lee GERMAN CLUB Der Deutsche VCFklIl as 1t IS called by German students IS under the cap 1ble SLIDCYXISIOD of Mnss Loretta We1s Throuqh her unt1r1nq efforts we have once aqa1n completed 11 successful ye 1r The purpose of the club IS to further the study of German eulture beyond the IIINIYS of the class room a11d to th1s e11d the proqrams were planned The ofhcers were Wllllaln Hart pres1 dent Ne1l Powell VICC pres1dent Charles Tyler treasurer and Cla1re Haggerty secretary These meetmgs cons1sted of mumc al entertamment a11d spec1al reports on nnportant Germans The club kept a scrapbook IIHO wh1ch were placed data PILILIYQQ and IIICIITEDIOQ from Germany Correspondence was al so carr1ed on w1th st 1dents IH Germany The act1y1t1es of der deutsche Vere1n contmued throuqhout the All Club Chr1stn1as Party and concluded w1th the All Club PICIIIC FRENCH CLUB Bottom Row tleft to nghtl Sylua 111 Marx Lee Slasm le Bar 1ra D111 enport M 1r1an Unqar Bernard Pan ak Phylhs Berk Maureen K1eltx Dorothy YN all1son I:l1 abeth Battle B1rb1r1 Vy1ls11n Barbara one Nancy C NK? Second Row Anne lVl1rt1n axne Ho lm R111n11ne I 1t1n1er Con tance 1 e h1 o nn etrf111t C1r ene 111ee e e tx 11n 1 1n B111' 1 lVl1rx Ruth Ruddxelx lVl1r1lx11 Br11d1e 11 rlx R1e 11 1rd R011 B tu I l1111 lx M1l1re1 lexx Bxr 1r1 t1111t Smx xney Btel-1 C111 nth lVI1elel1ne 1ne r 1r1 r t I 1111 1 Ann L 1r1 ner 11tl1el1 X ne f fx Iourth Row N r 1 tn A ne 1 luel 1rr11 NI 1r11n 1 1n Bonner Bern xdxne M11r1n 'Ihelmt Br1l1ensl11re x1 11t 11n1e XN1ll1 n Berntre lne 1 h IN11rn11n NIey1h1rt Bnrel JI1m monel l elw xrel R1111111 Flftla Row l311n1ld R1o1l lJ1x1el h1l 1 11 eph Petrot 11 lbon 111 K1s1re 1 err Rosenth1l 1111 rex 1111e 11 en11n R 1lph S1r1 t1 D 1x1el C 1m ton ames Meltluqh 11 eph 1bl11nsk1 1rle erry use-ph Obe ter en by ee 11 Austm Sher111 1n GERMAN CLUB Bottom Row fleft to right Ioan Ber el R1 semar1e Bllko Rose Gold m1th M1r1am Met lcar W1ll1am H1rt lNe1l Powell Clalre Haqqerty Robert M11 e1nk1ew1c une Ayerv Frmce one Second Row W1ll1a1n Ad1m Kenneth Russell Anne lVIar1e O Br1en B1rhar11 ese M111 A n l'D1rb1e K y I 1en der Florence Yerxhuna Ceorqe Syn clx R11bert Helt el I1hn B11neo T 1rd Row Q true irohlexx I1 R ert Nl1s1n1 nsep Knp o Bern1rl acheson 1 ert 11 xxlq R1bert VVemp1 me I1pm1n R1 bert lVl11l n R1eh11rd Ste1nh111er C 1r1e 111 ourth Row Lore-1 NX 1 11 e r1cl1en I1111-ne V1el11111 IVI e 11 r1 on tlel lVleNel1 ert I5 ttt 1 11 1 er n 1 1 n 1 elx I' 1ne1s 1t 111 n tm , ' . , , - ., , , K. 1.2 -' t 1 1 511. 1 1' ' A ' - 1 ' L+ Af -, . 7- , , , 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 L , 1 .Z . D1 'S, 1 A' ' ' s i. 1 b1 1 1 1 1 I i . 1 1 1 I 1. 1 ' 11 1- . ' - 1 ' . I ' I 1111. 1' .1 . ' S1 K1 l s 1. I -A R 1 1 l I,11- l B t ' S11 sl1 '. I111 h1 Be ' 'l1rds. Th' 'f e ' le '1 s 111. l 'l A s. 1 b1 1 S , I1111n 1' th. Nancy' C11t11isl1ey'. Anne lVI11r1e Sobers. P11 1'ie'i11 L '11'els. N1 1' . '1 1l 11 l . R Flls. 1 ' Sh 1' '. l.' tle I1 1, B11 b1 1 G eg- 7 - 11 1111 lfl1 sl-11: g 's M 1 , I.1 1 ne- 1 . I11 A s I. 1. R11 1 ' '111 s. 1 l I l1s I 1 1 ' 1 . 1' I 1 4 . - 1 I Y I V. P ,Y lps, I 1 ' :. 1 l 1.1 l1. B J' 1 , U1 l G I1 1 C l 1 , 1 1 1. 1 ' 1 p- Y , I1 'J ' l I s I1 J . Ch1 5 B ', I 3 5 . I. . , ' 1- ' . - v. 1: ' . 5 s . ' : 1 , '1 1 . I ' ' :, I - I. ' 1 s I 1. Re : . 1 n 1 ' . 11' D1 - ho '. 1 . 1 1 ' . h' '- le 1 R 'Q 's '1. 11l1- 1, I . 11 1 . 1 . B1 5 . R 1b I. cl -4, 1 1 1. Iero 1' 11 . 1 I11 1111 . ' ' 1 . le 1 1 Sh - 11l. F - f ' 7151 er. lJ11y'11l M1211 f 1 1s 'b1'I Nl Jr. IJ 1 ' rs, Rub 11 , I1h H311 11 I1l11 l:11ll1. Cl Arles Ne' ', r1 ' J ll1 h1 11v. lfr est blur- DEBATING CLUB One of the more educatlonal act1v1t1es of our hlgh school 1s the debatmg team Thxs year under the capable leadershnp of Mr Davld E ones our h1gh school debatmg team once agam suowed excellent ablllty The toplc for debate th1s year was Resolved That the Presxdent of the Umted States should be elected by the dxrect vote of the people Llpholdmg thxs proposltxon were ohn l-lol leran and lVl1m1 Ungar wlth Mary Ann Goldsmlth and loseph Obester as alternates whxle the Negatxve sxde was composed of Gordon Franklm and Alfred Chlscon vuth Nancy Sponseller as alternate These teams met Hazleton and West Hazleton 111 rnal debates and proved that all thelr vxork was not Ill Xalll FBESHMAN LATIN CLUB ThlS year the membershlp of the Freshman Latln Club has been reduced to s1xteen members because of the chanqe xn the Freshman curr1culum The mam functlons of the club are to F3190 money for the 113lI1OIlVk1ClC Latm examlnatlons whlch have been temporallly suspended for thus year and to donate money toward the Latm avsards that are QIVCH to the three outstandmg Latln students at the end of the school year A qreat deal of credlt should be glven to MISS Thompson the sponsor of the club vsho has given much of her time and ef fort to make this club a success 'lhe offlctrs of the club are President Georqe Broun Vnce Pres1dent Muna Coon Secretary Ianlce Morqan for they certamly dld a flne job Treasurer lohn Thomas DEBATING CLUB Bottom Row lleft tn rlghtj Gorcmn Franklin Marx Ann Goldsmlth Marian Llnqar Nansw Sponsellor ohn Holler Second Rim Gm Llewellyn Charle Staley oseph Obe ter Alfred Chxcson Mr Davxd l: ones Sponser FRESHMAN LATIN CLUB Bottom Row ll fx to rlqhtj Carol Flanaqan Wxlllam Rmlcm Genrqe Broxxn Muna Coon Helen Whwxte Second Row Cvnrhxa Clark Genrqette Evans anlce Morqan Cvnthra Will xams Eleanore Lmdemann Marv Lee Vyllcon Tlurd Row Iohn Thomas ames Dec leer Alexander Snyder Bernard Maga ma Iohn Parrv . , , - 4 . I .. . ' . . . , , , L 5 y V ' I l H - A . . , . , Y I - - I 4 l 5 P ' V I l. , '- . n.' ' ' s 1 , , 4 .- Y . Y , V v 4 . I . .L . , , v Y . F, 1 ke . :j . I - an, V- V, . X, V S e h - e '. I' ' I . ' ' ' - . - ,A I Q - t . . o tom Row tleft t r1 1 1 ldxy 1rd r met 1 e Be rn 1tl1nt WV1snexx ls1 M 1r1lyn Ually lVl lry Ll ln C r1en Bexerly Strunk Con tmce Brace Darlene B 1hr Barham breqory Second Row oan C11 Fla ne C ss on Catherme Morin Nlaureen K1eltx ud1th Smlth Barbara llayenport Put r1c11 lloplun Helene Freed Thxrd Row Helene Fahey Barb ir H1rr1 on une VVh1te Loretta M1 h1k aner Kan 1lheyx1e V1ctor1s1 Blo oxe Knherme Bo lmdi X111 on Fourth Row Qxtherme Mcllc nnuqh achlel Tlxur A cl1ne Yhf1ll1 1111 M1 4 er Altus l3hxll1 r nn S1111 1 er1nt M 1' 1 e lhn eq OFFICE AIDES KEY CLUB Dependable courteous l1nd and pleaslng to everyone they mtef These are the ad1ect1yes yyh1ch ymll descmbe the ofl1ce a1dts of lxmgston Hxgh bchool On any day these Qlflg can be seen l7US1ly at ysor IH the yar1ous off1ces If 1 y1s1tor comes mto the school or 1nto an off1ct tl ty a1e cord1ally qruttcl by the offvce a1des These q1rls d1rect v1s1tors xx ht rt eytr thty yx1sh to qo and do 1t IH a courteous manner Although tht quls xx ho yyork Ill the Off1CC do not take an compttxuyt ttst they are chosen on thur IUQFIFS of trusmo thx ness co 1rtcsy and pleasmg personal1ty Of course they mus lx f1'1CIlClly and XX1lllI1Q to a1d the teachers 1n any may they pos s1hly can The ofhce a1des are not Ofgalll ed 1nto any club but de serye a spe 1al IC ogn1t1on for all the fme vyork they have done Th1s year marked the begmnmg of a new club for KHS lt was knoyyn to all as the Key Club and was sponsored by the Kmgston Forty Fort Kmams Organ1zat1on Thls years mem bersh1p yyas l1m1ted to 31 boys elected from the Sophomore 1or and SCIIIOI' classes Under the capable d1rect1on of Mr Harold Pugh the club completed a very successful year Durmg the year the club members helped ln the l-lem' Teachers Conyentlon and d1d other jobs of serv1ce for the1r school and COIl'lIT1LlUlfy They also sponsored a feyx chapel pro qrams for the student body On several OCCBSIOHS the cluh yyas entcrtamed hy the lxmq ston Forty Fort Klvyanls Orgamzatlon Throughout the yCdI the Club had such men as Mr Sm1th Supt of l-hghvyays and I-laller Secretary of Kmams as the1r guest speakers The offlcers were Presxclent B111 Adams V1ce Pres1dent Ne1l Powell Secretary Loran Sams-cl Treasurer Ray Durkm Bo rom Row ller rr r1qhtJ R1ch1rd Stelnhaucr Ernest lVl1rt1n Rmymonl Durlsm Nun Pcxxell VN1ll1am Adam Lf ren Sxm el lN'l1che1l l 1m1de Ftlxyard Cn-1hr1el Second Rovu Alun K111ler BernardOnCl1 h Pmhartl lxceler o eph Kupko nhn Holleran Theodore Gnulstone R hard XNr1qht N1t1l1e Frue1 Thld Row Ixck Tlmmpscn n11cl Grlfflxh Kay lxuleshr lr1ne1 azhxxt 1x Wayne 1 11 xme VN1ll1ams Donald lka arda Ioseph ablon ls1 ames Broun B t 11 'ultl-l711tr c1.1 l 'Q s, F 1 5 Inn s. f 4 ' VB' . V V l . . .1 - ' -I 4 1 ss. I 'i lla,-,Q ' - 1 4 i a K .5 V I , Y , S . f mis. I. '. ':. 1 - 2 '. 2 sso. ,' 1 'uh . R1 ' 1 ' '. l ' Q s. ll- lr l N ' s Be L1 lu. .1 tl Cath r 11 111. l.1n1L 'lurA.1r1. , xr- . B. . I . vi. L - B I V V ' 'lun- - ' f Q -- - ' Q ' , K' g ' ' y Campaign Drive, were in Charge of the check rooms for the . I V I I 'Trix' ' 1, 1 ' . l l K ' f 1 A - ' . ' 1 1 1 Q 1 . 4' f ' . - s- , ' ' s. 'f 1 , . Q .s , x ' ' , I 5 . I , , ':' '-.' :w,Doe' . ' Ta slola . ' Grffh Ia s ' , Bottom Row llefr to rxqhrj Guy Llexx L 11 rw epl-1 B1rtelx L,h1r s Kcsmlt Second Row I1mes Broun Ted VN111 ter B 11rd ll1n1n1rwnds Bernxrd Purcell 1 Lh 1rles H 1111ptm1 PHOTO CLUB LETTERMEN The photography club IS sponsored by MISS ul1a Daven port The club consxsts of those members of the student bony yxho are mutually mterested ln that fascmatlng hobby photo graphy Entrance mto the Club IS gamed by the old member., votmg ln the new members at the beglnnmg of the year The club holds meetmgs throughout the year IH order to tal over the1r problems and to offer helpful suqgesnons to fellox members The otflcers are Presldent Theodore Struthers Vxee Pres1dent Band l-lammonds Secretary ames Brown Treasurer Charles Kess1ek Many of the members of the club tool plctures at the num erous sports eyents throughout the year These p1ctures reveal true talent Certamly some of the amateur photographers IH the student body today may be the professlonal photographers of tomorrow The purpose of the club 19 to help each other vuth h1s prob ltms and generally for the betterment of photoqr 1pl1y Although the name does not lmply It the Kmgston Letter men s Club IS open to glrls as well as boys Any student who has earned a letter ln at least one year of COI'l1pE'f1tlVE sports lb ehglble to 1o1n Thls makes the membershxp somewhat speclal 1Z6d and xt IS no wonder that the student body honors and re spects the members IH all phases of school act1v1ty The purpose of the club 19 to form a lmk between the ath letes IU the school and those who have graduated At the meet lngs wh1ch are held at the Lettermen s Clubhouse the members keep IU Contact vuth each other and enjoy themselyes by par t1c1pat1on ln games that are proylded for th1s purpose Soon the Lettermen yull be lIllt1afQCl vnth proper CCTCIHOUICS unto the Kmgston Allllllfll Lettermens Assoclatlon As aetlye members they xull be called upon for greater responslblhty III sueh affalrs as the 1nnual All Sports Nlqht WQIUVW Bn tom R w ll r1qh P ll1rrx Enm ohn Douqhertx uw 1rd rue nseph Cram N1eh1el ernruxxslu Thcm1s Murrn l'x1ltsh1 l-rms Peter on ohn Murr1s Corey XV1q11er L el Klle ecnnd Row Ir11n P1rrx l 1n1el ldxx 1rd C. 1re x er nrx 11 c1x1 1 rs ec n 1 111 R1 B 11 rhn tn uqtne 1a11 1dlu VN1ll1 n1 ohn Rem C er :rd Row C,1rl M11-q1n lVl1rr1n Nlff nes ll-1411111 1th n1ld XN1l1 1 n 1 111 t 1 tr 1 1 VN1ll11m Ad 1111 Ray rm nd Durl-tm ostph Barlelt 1ll'1, l S 1 '. 2 le' I '. - I K- V 4 V' . Ralph Slrot.. ' 4 3 1 , ' L I '- - . . V .- nw -v I, - - - . t 0' eftm -r-'z ' s.I , '.l2 z P '.Iy l'. T 1a: z',K.1v'1',.. ' . ' s . I ' ' ay , R155 . S '- l . . J. i 1 s, 'hz l s T'l . lie ' B rt rge. Sam 1el VV l'11l, R bert l.1d g, 'Chard e.rl I1 F- - nell li 4' V l n.1s. Br: f' ' '11 s, I s hl , Th' - '1 1 I. . 2 ' H '. T .s Sm Ru 1 ' lun s Du ald Gr1ll1rh. Al ln Ka l'r. '1'N'1ll1.1111 XV.lsl1. Roh' t lVl.sm1- s, ' . 1 s. 1 , I , SENIOR LATIN As is customary each year the Senior Latin Club IS organ 1 ed and sponsored by MISS Enid Sweet and consists of those students dealing with the mysteries of Virgil and Cicero The club as in the past takes part in the All Club Christmas Party and gives an award of five dollars to the Freshman boy attain mq the highest average in his first year in high school At the first meeting at which Miss Sweet presided the fol lowing officers were elected President ohn Yuscavage Vice President Nancy Hannge Secretary Barbara ones Treasurer George Oliver The Latin Club IS not only for study nor IS it entirely a social club for while the students take part in the social activ ural benefits to be deriyed from the Latin language SENIOR LATIN Bottom Row lleft tr riqhtj Shihley ones Nancy Hannye Marie Dowd Barbara Innes Marv Ann Kushner Second Row Robert Mulliqan ohn Xusciyage Donald Bolton Georqe Ol ixer JUNIOR LATIN ln September 19-19 tht first meeting of the un1or Latin Club was held Those eligible to become members are students who are taking second year Latin and have attained at least two As 111 this particular study Officers were President Paul Gallagher Vice President ames Ferris Secretary Betty Zehauskas Treasurer Deane Oli yer The purpose of the club is to become better acquainted w1t11 the Romans their customs and their life This IS brought about by lnteresting speakers familiar with this phase of life At one of our meetings we were privileged to hear a descriptive talk about Europe by Mr ohn Vail His talk afforded both pleas ure and educational interest for us We are looking forward to many more talks along these lines To create interest the club presents a prize at the close of the school year to the student who has attained the h1gl'est aver age in Latin II J U NIO R L A TI N ottnm Row llet r rl xer x t 1rc 1 1 4 111 B11rb1 Aunt lVl1r1eOBr1en Bernice Ch1 in Carol nn 11c11 o1.u1n.l Row llwrcthx VN1ll1 n 111s Riclxtnberq ms ones can rinclish 1llx iryex om S1n1uel oxnne Rnnall 1rd Row lynette :nt lVl1r1e1elle C.1rpenter lll1 Mic lluqxn Marianna harmllowic Patricn Stout Eliabeth Zelsauslus Rose 1r1e Bills: rm1 l' in x lou th Row I11 L Lclenun Bernnrl lxlun Patil C1llf.1Jher Robert Demsl-11 Hartld Friedm 1n Bldncne Cf ett y .h H - . - 4' , I L. , K. , v x . . t I x v X' V4 Ax . , I . , . 1 . V . , Y . - . . Y. , ities of the school, they also -learn something of the highly cult- L I 7 sf , I - - A I , B 1 ll 11 tyhtl--Bt l ' R: 'hz lu Ru h Flls. Cunsti nie Kuleslm I 11 1. ' 1 4 . ' ts' , 1 A Ga 'l cr. 'rr f 1- 4 1 ' I so , I. : ' Aer, L I ', I B I '. , St ' H1 ' I 1 It , I 1 . Tht '- .' I1 ts. 1 s 1 . I t 4 ,L , ' 't A ' Z, ' ' 1 . 'Z' I , ble 1. Nu 1 ll sk '. 7 1' '-.uw '1. 4 1 . It 't , 'w - ., . ' wel , Bottom Row llefr to right!-loan VVnters, Sh1rlev Smlth, Bern.1d1ne VV1wn1-w rlsi. Ritlmrd VVri51l1t. flux l.lewlvu. Benjamin Shipman. Frank M1cha1k, Ruth Allen. Peggy Kellv. Second Row'-Rmnaine Oshuurne. Darlene Bnhr. Barbara VV1lson, K.1tl1er1nc Qfuler. Ruth A11l411tlowiel1, Rua Yerashunas, Pauline Sta:-Cav nge. Nancv lnyce. Beverly Strunk, Third Row-lean Malinki. Io Ann Burgess, Ioan Hughes. Marx A1111 lizxshner Naxuy Spunseller Ruth VVilbur, lame Cooper, Franc1e lanes. SKETCH CLUB HOME ECONOMICS CLUB rl he Sketch Club 1s a SCFVICC orgamzatlon of student show mg marked ab1l1ty ln art It IS noted for 1ts refmement laxqh standards and ClQf1I11tC purpose Mtss Mlldrecl Edwards teach er of Art was the able gulde of the orgamzatlon When the Star Dust Revue was presented those connected w1th It found a new reason to respect the Sketch Club IH wonderful and mtelllgent work The club has always been w1ll mq and ready to a1d IH all school projects and performances Off1CCfS were Dxck Wflght pres1dent Guy Llewllyn v1cepres1dent Bernadlne W1SH9WSk1 secretary Ben Slupman treasurer ane Cooper ass1stant secretary and ass1stant treas urer Katharme Zwe1er 'lht Home Econonues Club COIISISYS of students who are takmg seeond and th1rd year Home llconormcs and semors who haxe completed one semesters work Th1S year the club sponsored a fash1on show The Club also had a tea at whlch new members were welcomed As they haxe done ID the past the members agam th1s year served the refreshments at the All Clubs Chrlstmas Party O1r motto IS We study not for school but for llfe The members of the club w1sh to thank Mlss Bush and Mlss Kltchener for the1r help 1n makmg the Club a success Fha. off1cers are Pres1dent Pauhne Stascavage Secretary Catherme McDonough Treasurer Betty Grlmes 1 tom Row llet tr 1qhtJ A1 een De C11emn1 mu 1r111e 14 1x urs ee 11 n 1 w e er 'Vlmelme Shutlcck lN1nu Lnm1kex enu tn Second Row M1ldredAlex1 Paulme Stascnaqe R11 Rxneslq om lx11u1t1t 11 1 m1th une XNI11 e run Stxbrr ke lsathrxn eue Marxe Parnsh 1rd Row lllnne Classrm Don Ca ttrlme Kr1lt111q M d I1 H 1k 11r ee LM 1 xx ern 1 ace 1 :ne Rachel l1x1er Catherxne Mcljnnouqh Fourth Row Leulu Cfurx Marx Ellen Hurnphru lle r u h L 14 11 1 etme der er 11 r l1dn1 butnnl Ann 1m le Wxlline ' ' 1 A 1:5 ' ' ' . ' 1 3 But f 1 rA - l ' 1' 1, N. C 1 s. Gs 1 1g..1 Tr1z1lt.11 , Llzxite llazr Slxzrlev liz 1s, M2 ' l, Sl' 'i sl-ce. Sa ll ' l'l'll . 1 4 ' ' V , 'z 1 's ' '. Flor bl. l-eo, - .s. ' 't. ' , .lr .' '.ld1:l S. I N t.l. ,'1s'. 'K A' I '11, Th' - ' e I' T .JJ . 's is 1 lanet 'z fue. 11 le -1e '11' ann L.111 L' '11 Z pr B ' VVell. . ltle I1 5, - ' 1 1 ' j 2 s. i 'ann S: 1t.. lo-.ee Ynwells A: lrev Lu Barr B lt B-L s f , l.1la l.z 1111 eux. GIRL S TUMBLING Bottom Row Ilet tc r1qhrl Kathleen Ker erre1 Ninn hurt Rat D1 ev ane Vmqhr lk incx Spon eller Ruth Allen nan Leach Ona Slupruna Marx Wal lxee Don Berdx Second Row M 1r1e VN rrqht Marx Nh 1 e1 He en hr l 11 Marwellen o ann Bexl-1 1 e 1 N 1r1e Fet er A11 rex Dru Martha XX 11 mer 0111 Vvazer 1rd Row Marx lee VS1Icf1x Em1l1e :ne Barhxra I'e! er Marlene Txorale r rr 1 bpm rn 1 l1l1 aheth 111th1n fn ean Mane VVe1r errx l'hnn1a Geraldrne Vw 1lel SWIMMING CLUB B ttom Row rlefz r11h1l Lxnerre on mu lVI1lle Ann IN 1r1 O Br1en oan 1e rnchan 1rh1r1 et er lVI1rx aura r1en Ruth lJ1lle'1 Adrnne xxell 11 an 1er C. ure Rum e 1r h 1m1n e lKI1r1e Cenr Second Rnvs lem Ann 'Xie-shrr E11 aherh eruqmo Lxnlhxa XN1ll11m 'Vlarx ha r Rheta NNe1herqer Katherxne 7xx 1111111 cnc 11e 1en1-1te1n R e 1111rx Aleu rr P1tr1 B1 1ndlr rd 1rd Row n 1 r 1rx I' tn rehler V1111n r Marrlxn Bro 1e one n 1 fu Cericr VX1ce P1rr1t11 Veeehu Fourth Row Mclhx Url D1 rc thx R nqrmt Lx rhelle R1ch1rd Bexerlx Mor in Nlmx Lrzn Nlarx Ann harm lcxxxe n 1 r an 11 INar1e1 Pen 1 mn R n1ll C.narn111ne Rexnc 1 1th Roxx R e 'XI 1 B1 r Bun e 1 rm 'NJ 1nr1x Broun 1r 1xn erlx A1-'mt Nloran Nmex ee rmx Elm lu Nlxrx T Mtlluqh 'lxr 1t N1exerq B4 nn1e B 11r Sixth Row Barh ira Plnlxoxx l11 une Mir crnlxmxre Aqne M1 l11el Ilolore Douqherrx Cxnrhn Llarlx Barham Sp1 lVl1rq1rer Allen Lontmce Brace 'Vlarx Ann l.Mrh1e Dxrlene Bahr GIRL S TUMBLING Tumblmg started off th1s year v11th the usual try outs held rn the fall All prospeetne members went through the aehe and pams that the old tuners had already endured untrl the num ber dvundled down to exactly the team Mrss Loxe wanted Spr1ng found them puttmg on the1r annual chapel QXl11l31IlOll xxh1ch rncludtd wands 1nd1an clubs tuxnblrng and danung Each grrl feels that the hours of pracnce are vs ell vs orth tht effort put forth and IU return thev learn coordmatron and team vsork SWIMMING CLUB Wednesday nrghts found the G1rl s Svummmg Club of K H S haxrng a splashmg good t1me at the Y W C A pool Under the Capable leadershrp of Mrs Mlflam Wrllrams MISS Mar1an Lose and Mrss Louetta DIHIUS the Club was d1V1ded IHIO three groups the luegmners who learn the fundamental strokes the 1nter1ned1ate group who are taught to lmproxe the1r bas1c strokes the lrfe saung group and svummrng team These g1rls become acquarnted v11th the dangers of water and hovx to over tome them 1 . f X A Q , V 's 1 Si . 1h ll I' ,..K11-,'iv,1g 4v.i Nl 1-1. 17 5.1111'1 'R SQ N1 I1n Pls. 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' '- ' 1 1 ' I 1 - 111'1.Q U ff 1 GIRLS A A uttnnl Rum llrlt lrl 11 lnex lee lv e ut l e lee exl lnex 11 n mer x trlln lnt' eeunel Row ll x l ll 1 1 tleell lx ll lll e ll1ll ll ler e xl ll e 1 llll e ll lk l lllt lr rll1 Ltr 1 GIRLS A A The CJlYlS Athletle ASSOLldf1OH better kI1OVNI1 as the C A A IS one of the most LITIILILIL elubs IH our sehool IH as mueh as lt IS made up QI1flI'Cly of those qlrls vlho earn polnts by partlclpatlllq lll qlrl s sports The purpose of the elub IS to teaeh lts mem bers qood sportslllanshlp alld to shoyx them the real yalue of sports Tyxlee a year new Illkllllil rs are taken lnto the Clllb at yy l'l1Lll tlllle they are put throuqh a very ruqqed lnltlatlorl The GAA ls under the SUPCFVISOD of lVlrs Mlflalll VX lll lams xx ho ls yery helpful and understandlnq III ey ery thlng that I9 undertaken by the club The offlcers were Presldent Marlon Unqar XIICC Presl dent Madellne Shutloek Secretary ane Volqht Treaslrer Ruth Dllley GLEE CLUB The Cllee Club IS a fill? qroup of Sophomores llIllOI'9 and belllors who are ehosen for thelr sklll alld ahlllty IH ITILISIC 'I hrouqhout the year the Clee Club xxas an OllfSf3fldlI'lQ or qalll atlon It added mueh to the Chrlstmas Cantata and aqaln lI'l the Star Dust Revue lt shone forth The offleers were PI'CSldCI1f Frank Peterson Vlee Presl dent Rose Ceorqe Seeretary une VVhlte Treasurer Dorothy Huqhes The Rotary Club askecl the group to slng for a dlllner IH December The Cvlee Clllb entertalned for a receptlon and grateful audlence at the P S E A Conyentlon IH our school IH November WlthOUt the exeellent SLIPCFNISIOII and dlrectlon of MISS Dorothy Turner the Glee Club would falter Ir IS only she who has made It what lt 18 VN e vllsh to thank the Glee Club for ILS fllle performances Cillflllg thls past year GLEE CLUB 0 mm R u lleft tr r qll V race Balr r1r1re lexllckl Thelma rt en lre lN arl xn na: Nl lam ltlmer lhn Hn e an frank l 1 Eduard Roman o eph VN arnlek Allan Reberlnae rank P er on Marllxn Dallx xl ut Dorothy Huqhe Frame one lxe-lthlcen Ixeqqerel 'une M hlle Qeuvld Ron S lxl1 Daxl Sarah Slmon Marllxn Peeler lxaturah Nlott Nllrx Lee Sllxlnskl Ioul e Hagan Arllne Nlrran Vkllllam Rr1r1 er Robert Stelelle Mlchael Lamade Daxld Phllllp Sl'11rl Mareu Nano Mlttleman Nancy Beck Marlorle Thnnla nan VN Her lrd Row I n Anll 'Xe bltt Marx l l Ru e a Blrba a lllxenrl lk arun C. lrnlck ull Belnle elerler l'lnl1re hrenlx elxx Nl err ehlel lrl ln 'lc R41 em 111 Cnld nllrh Lnnnle berxe a Rc e Marle Cerrqe Ann Rlelwrd Clalre Run le l'ou th Roxy B rtx P rllqlllr Lrrtrhx Vkalll L1rr1l La ne nan Hllqhe ancx Huqhe emary l 4 axne rl lt tree ldel han-lx Ellnehefm lett Pat 1 btrut lxax buenqcr Berradlne Moran lllalne lVlelVlarlu loan Xa renerak Be ' tu rlglltl-M. .l llllller N. l'ell:.l N. l1l lr Sh ll1e'lx, M l l'1l Al 5, N. 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' 5. 5 , FORENSIC WINNERS tom Row llelt l rx htl Ax: ut arhara Pitch Sxrxh rmrn S ua nr Mus Lee lxxm kr Imxce 'ltr qan Second Row Eduard R4 man I eph VN xr nu Alfred Chr cc n rt me ma nrdrn lrlnl-elm r FORENSIC WINNERS A long awalted serles of events beqan on March 22 l930 These events were looked for ward to pr1mar1ly by students who excelled 1n VBFIOUS mus1cal and orator1cal talents Of course vue are speakmg of the Forensics Var1ous students partxcrpated ln the follovung events poet ry ser1ous declamat1on orlglnal oratron Shakespearean readlng humorous declamatlon prano trumpet snare drum flute and dehatrng As thls edxtorlal rs belng written the first hurdles the County Contests hate been success fully passed The ultlmate goal IS the State Contest to be held rn Plttsburgh There IS some doubt at present to whether we may partrcrpate m the state contests Nevertheless the whole experxence so far has proved enjoyable and very successful and very educatlonal to all lts partrc :pants ALPHA HI Y ttrvn Row rl lt I rxthr Sumuel No tt r Thoma Smith Theodore Rebenneck llxrrs Rrcl ard on Hxrold enkrn Brad x VN1 um lheodore Struthers Paul Brol e co1d Pow Chxrle lsennedw Rnherr tent o n u hmd YVrllx1m x ur ph Petrcxxr n vt L1 rxnlt fclxnt x t Murrn wx 1 tr trt 1 r DISTRICT CHORUS ALPHA HI Y Under the capable SUPEYVISIOH of Mr Donald Hrlbert the Alpha H1 Y has completed another successful year as an out standing club rn Kmgston Hlgh School lts purpose IS to create malntaln and extend hlgh standards of Christ an character throughout the schools and communltles hlVOfk1HQ hand rn hand vuth the Yo mg Men s Chrrstran Assocr itron the members take part ln tournaments and sports actrxxt ts They also have contrrbuted to the needy famrhes throxgh col l 'ons of food and clothlnq and should be comphmtnted for the wonderful work done The offncers were President Louis Lamkt X1ce President Harold tnkrns Secretary ost ph Petroxrt Treasurer Iohn husband Bot ' rv 'q - 's L :. B' ' ' ' , ... 1 S' 1. Qvl 'z lJi'S tj S 's'.1 hw- '-' 4 5 ' , N5 Vg . li, . 's w . Nl 'l. l La .de. G N I 1 lolm llolle un. 0 A ' el o ,1 I- . Xl l- -w: . is ' . U 1 ' 1. s , Q l ' s. - le' ll 1 s. T A '- - Keeler, Robert Loxelond. Loren Samsel, l.rvuIs S I h H s 1 . ' . l..rr rt-r. It-st' w :. l':tl Ro '--lounc lrrulw. F. '. 1 'le- X, 3 'I'l,Umr1s g ' In etl Bolirslu Rl larsl Bc. l VN' lllzxm Vo ester. 1 ' , . A , , Q 4 'I IT, SCH' .' ' A 4. S ' I ' f' - 1' I, ' . , I , CHRISTMAS CANTATA The perfeet herald to the Yuletlcle Season xx as the students annual prt st nt mon of the Chrxstrnas Cantata lt vu as the COll3l7OI'5flOIl of the Glu Cluh undtr the d1rtet1on of lVl1ss Dorothy Turner and the Dra lllatlt department under the d1reet1on ol Mrs lVlarjo11e Brown Thomas that produced a Lantata that xx as both unpressxxe and 1nsp1r1ng The play Th1s Strange N1ght presented an unusual VICVN of the Natxwty The seene was the eourtyard of an mn near Bethlehem splendor of the Illql'lI' and to lnedltate upon her lou for Asa a shepherd boy who was not III her fathers faxor Marcus an unusual Roman ofhcer staymq as a guest at the 1nn sympath1 es vuth Esther and vuth her people s hopes for the lVless1ah l-le takes advantage of h1s poslt lon to unxtt Esther and Asa and later renders a great SCFVICC to Chmst lanlty Throuqhout tht play tht Ulu Cluh sxnq earols vxh1ch qrtatly added to the IIldQlllllLZ'lIlLL of the play Esther, the innkeeper's daughter has sought the Courtyard to watch the SENIOR PLAY This year the seniors did a grand job in the play, A'You Cant Take lt with You . a three act comedy by Moss Hart. Under the Capable direction of Mrs. Marjorie Brown Thomas, once again the Class of SO showed that they have acting ability. Of course there were some outstanding memhers of the cast. To mention a few, there was Alvin Kaufer. the grandfather and the male lead. who indeed did a superb job as he carried the hulk of the play, along with Avis Lutz, who played the female lead of Penny , Then there was the Russian dancing teacher, Mr, Kolenkhovf' portrayed by Ed Roman whom we are sure no one will ever forget, as well as his student, Elsie , played by Nancy Dugan. Sarah Simon and Bill ibatimer did a wonderful job as the colored servants of the Sycamore amily. VVe l-:now th-at everyone will always remember the Senior Play by the class of MDG lor it was indeed most humorous and enjoyable. ew Bottom Row lleft tri riqhtl Thnma Smith amuel Vhlcmtt Bexerlx Strunk us ut r hi mi Alun lxmfer Anne Mule Sn er Vkillmm Litrimer Second Row VX illi im Fore ter Ch ir es i x ri N :rim Unger xx ird Rcmin Rcnnie Xkilliim Bri ex Nilli u nu uq n r mi n li He E JUNIOR PLAY mm Row :lah rl mqhtl Uwe Phlllm Slnrx iran Mxrx e Yin 1 irlnrxe hlnnmx een e e xxx e I 1 l llfn Q cond Row N mu 'Vlmltm na N b r r xrblrm :nt mrlrrn ll' 1 C l l' if Cf! It H1 Third Row VN une C rlffnh I' :nk Krt u H rn C xr 1:11 5 xy, were W 553 M JUNIOR PLAY lwlu talented Il1LIl'llULIS of the unlor Class produeed one of tl Q ht s pliys nur put on mn the hlqh school on February 9 The play xx ms .1 thru aet L medy Lalled Dont Take My Penny Under the capable d1rect1on of Mrs Thomas the play was destm ed to be eyery b1t the hut 1t yyas Penny a syyeet teen ager has set her heart on obtannng a part rn 1 moue a part yxlnch IS also expected by Sally the ma1d at Penny s house who was onee a chxld star As t1me moyes on 'ially falls rn lou yuth Ptnny s older brother Mark and deudes to forqtt about tht part yxlult Penny and oanna her frnend deserttd thtlr boy frltnds As the play ends Penny and loanna are back xxxth thelr boy frlends and Mayxs Penny s s1ster IS Chosen for the part Th1S play xx as outstanchng for 1tS youth charm and Com1c s1tuat1ons Bot ' . F 1 5 .'Mt -5 A 'Le S11-wylyifs, . M. ' ' .N Fl fl l.u-LN .Q ' ' Pl. st H vplrins W ll: R.-lbw, SQ- .- 'A r , ' r , lmxn St - .Wt , B. . . 1. M. X P KN lb. lrn Bfb. H- b M lr- Paul Im, il N, ' - 4 ' 3' . 'rg 'sqe V l.on14 Slt'l1, A ld Ri he tlson. Q- ' - Q24 TV ' P '1 W W ' t gg fri, 1 P v A ?,?.,,,e,2 we .L fl, ' 2 3 3 t wg 'U I . ,, i 1 U. ' Q - -S A l D, 5 v' I . C v-sk DUST Tht kllffilll opened on tl e Seeond Act Cl1SPllyl11U 1 sunt xt 1 rallroad station wiht Qld Home Town scene shoved us tht Ines of tht many ptoplt xxho boarded tra tx un of the qlrls he had met m excry port As the Glte Club sc rtnaded taeh glrl she appeared m approprlate costume m a picture frame The folloxung songs xx ere presenttd Cmdy Cl lot Carmena Ptg of My Heart and Mary s A Grand Old Narre As the strams of Beeause You rt You ended tht LLIFIBIH closed on one of tht best Star Dust Revues ex er presented at Kmgston Hlgh School -sa' :.' :zf'l,t:'r-rt' :' To conclude this wonderful program the Glee Club presented MA Girl in livery Port. It was a sailors dream in song lg -X W xfm ,rfiwfggg Q .0 , ffl . Y A 'Sf vi 1 V riff? if' uf? 'fl ffm, gf Nfl 5 .A 'ww K' Q F ba jyriv -553 ffhw I 1 F ' f 'Vx it yi 2, wgxzal - ,jk 1-E, X A ' 525 L 3 w. if A,,, , wwA.W . . s V we 1 f N 1, 3 Q LY, ,s I L . QXF ,umm ff ng wg-Muna an - W 4 ,,., , n n F. WT Xi. 'gh if ,pf figs A 1 age f , f ee -- 4 -if , S . .Q . P1 ff ,' - Q . 3 2 I fb SCHOOL SCENES AND ACTIVITIES HU KIES T0 MEET SHAWNEE Have Hkzgight RecQllKKKKKKKKK Our '50 squad ui sugars wxnhv fwod the gmauks ui several dxstf 'za lcadcrs in 11.5 prc.s+g.mur1 cam' nugus Xahky ww wry furiuu qw-MW WW M-W-,-6 A Huskie Cagers LLL Lu xx uk 1 BI ilu iluor vmturxoua i h 11 mght mr Luk liubkxw wuz, zu H, u Ll dub mga, had um mukxmly hun xught an Lhgll Uma. Num tm. night they ibxwckd aiu, kimml. 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H1 xzr, 1, M Riu? ,K g K- Bottom Row lleft to rlqhtj Wllllam Walsh Wllllam Forester Kay Kulesha lohn Fennell Ioseph Craxq Eduard Price lVl1Lhael Ternnxxskx Albert fresh lohn Morrl nhn Douqhertw Bradley Wllllams Second Row Chirles Sklptunas Robert Ludxug Carle Glmber Donald Gnffnrh ames Mxhal Robert Mason! Rfnmund Durlun Drud Slummer Frank Peterson oseph Birtek Geurqe Splshock Third Row Wxlllam Sorber Bernard Fat mqer Robert Nash lnuxs Steels Robert Nlullxqan Thom ms Nlurrxx Rixmond Borltoxx lu ulnn Fall Robert FOOTBALL This year Coach Harold Pugh was glven his old post as head coach of the grldlron During the year Coach Pugh vtas ass1sted by Coaches Andy Vlctor a new addrtlon to the fool ball staff and ake Koplckl ln takmq command of the Husk les Coach Pugh vtas confronted wuth the d1fflcult task of svutc 1 mg from the T formanon to the single yung FOOTBALL SCORES Kmgston Edwardswlle Kmgston Hanover Kmgston Luzerne Kmgston Plymouth Kmgston Scranton Central Kmgston Plams Kmgston Meyers Kxngston Nantlcoke Klngston G A R Kingston Coughlm Wlngback Quarterback joseph Surwllla Bradley Williams Rnght End Outsxde Tackle Inside Tackle. Edward Prxce Robert Ludvug lxonstantme lxulesha ' - 1 , :'A , ., . , 1: ex . ' A a t. Bellis. Elliott Prltchard, Russell Kile. H., v . Y .. H Q v I . .' . 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' -17-13 ' - 7-I2 ' - 6-12 ' - O-26 ' - 9- 0 ' - ' lrl- 7 ' , - 5 I3-12 ' - A 7-13 ' - . . . 7-20 ' . - ' l-1-13 FOOTBALL F llback Albert Gresh Tallback ohn Fennell Pre season traxnxng for the Huskxes vxas long and gruellmg for Coach Pugh wanted to tram as many of h1s boys as poss1ble so that hls f1rst eleven would be the squad s fxnest VV1th Pre season tramxng over and the squad ln up top shape at the open 1ng nlght of the HU9kl6S the boys shovx n IH the football formatlol plctures proved their ab1l1ty to hold down these lmportant posl t1ons September l6 The opening date of the Hlliklci Football season Playlng host to thur nexqhbor Ldwardsxxllt a poxxerful Huskle squad removed any doubts thur fans rmqht have had about thelr new fOFII'l3t1OI1 as they plled up 21 POIIIYS ID the open 1ng quarter of the qame and vent on to trount th l aqlts -if I3 Then the lbluskles vxert to haxe more than thelr share of had luck as they lost to Hanover I2 1 and Lu erm l2 6 vuth Luzerne scorlnq l2 po1nts ln the closmq quarter Durlnq thls qame Bull Moose Walsh lxxnqstons powerful halfback re celved an Injury vshlch kept hun from QCCIFIQ actxon for the re Kmgston team through the loss of Walsh and Craxg who was nnjured ln practlce was unable to stop the Ply mouth lnd1ans and were beaten 26 0 An underdog Klngston Team then journeyed to Scranton Central vxhere the brxllxant playlng of ohn Fennell enabled the l'll1SklCS to defeat Scranton Central 9 O The I-lusk1es then scored then bnqgest upset of the year when they topped a hlghly faxored Plams team 14 7 The sen satlonal 80 yard run of Gooch Gresh and the hard chargmg back Ioltmg Ioe Survxlla were top factors IH the outcome of the game The followlng week the Huskxes traveled to Nleyers vxhere they edged out the Mohawks 13 12 xuth oe Cralg Kmgstons sensatlonal evtra point k1cker playmg the stellar role The Kmgston grld machlne was then temporallly halted as they lost to lxN?1IltlCOliC 13 6 and to GAR 20 1 'Ihe Huskies then bounced r1ght back for the Turkey Day Speclal to take Coughlxn H I3 vvlth Craxq s extra polnt aqam savmq the day Cra1g Gresh and Fennell flnlshed thelr hlgh school grld careers by playmg spectactular ball At the seasons end oe Cralg vxhose educated toe wlll long be remembered along 'mth the smooth playmg of Iohn Fen nell were dually honored by bemg chosen co captalns by thelr teammates Strongsxde Guard Center Weaksnde Guard Left End Robert Masonls Michael Ternovwskl Raymond Durlun loscph Craig ' A ' 'e e 1' . - . mainder of the season, A week later a determined but crippled , . . . Y x B y . N A A ' . 1 , - -1 - ' -I J., Varsity Coach HAROLD PUGH E V Rescue Coach HARRY B WIIMIAMS C0 Captam IOSLPH CRAIG Co Captam IOHN FENNELL GIRLS IN ACTION Shufflcboard CHEERLEADERS Left tn right Thelma Brrwkcnxhxre Marlene lxxsc Put w mfcrd I ururhx X 1 n Frxnces Carbs Maureen l. mmcr Ana Luk asia Volleyball Softball Basketball, Pmg Pong ' - . J ' . ' I . 1 aj Bl- w . J4 ' X '.Il sun. I ' 5 ' 2 Klellx. Palricia Flrzgcrald, Elaine lXflclVlanus. Romans , , W x , , ' Qi' V , ,H . E 3 V x I WRESTLING Bistro 11 Roxx 1x11x 1x1xx 1 x11 1 xxuxnd Roxx U 0111 1111 1x 11 11 1 Ihllxl Rwxx 11 x 111 111 1 11111 11 ur 1 1xxx 1 L xxmxx 1 Cough Andnxx Yutor h11111sto11 lx111qsto11 lx111qsto11 lx111qstx 11 Ix111qsto11 Ix111qs.o11 Ix111qsto11 IXIIIQSIOII Ixmqstn Il WRILSI I INC bl ORES X L X LI C mIl1lLLDxk IXTLIIILX I1 1 11 K1 1 1 L1 L I The sports d1rLLt01s of IX H S proud that xx restlmq has xxork 1 IS xx ax up to be one o 1 topnoteh sports of the sehoo1 xx hen rhex mduced Andy Vxuor to q1xe up h1s ass1star1t Loachmq yoh at George Vxashmqtou to return to l11s Alma Mater as head Coach of the K1r1gsto11 qrapplkrs Coach Vmtor reCe1 xed tho. full hadxmg of Coaches Haroli Puqh and Han Xx1ll 1a111s 1.-C., Before the Fall Moymg up Y Champs Gonnq doyxn Tanqlcd up Brtakxng down RESERVES Coach V1ctor proved h1s outstandmg coachmg ah1l1ty vxhen he brought honor to K H S by copplnq the coyeted Wyomlng Valley Wrestl1ng Trophy for the f1rst tune. smce 19-16 lxmgston then proved ltself the L1I1d1SPUfCd VVrestl1nq Champxon of Wyommg Valley when lt took styen f1rst places ln the Dlstrxct matches The follovtmg boys at tamed the honor of becomlng DlSfr1Ct II champs 93 Dean Ol1yer 120 Txllle Adams 133 Carl Morgan 138 Brat. W1lll5IHS 145 Tom Smxth 163 Bob MBSOHIS who defeat ed lVl1l1er last years state champ and 185 Mlke Ternoyx s 1 For the1r f1rst meet the Huskles tray eltd to Nltytrs to xx restle a hopeful squad Meyer s dreams soon yan 1shcd as lxmgston took an early lead and Massacred tht Mohayxks 25 11 Another hxghspot 1n the 1-luskles spectacular career was the -18 O shutout gn en the GA R Grenadlers The one flavy ln the grapplers record xxas the 7-1 17 defeat gwen them by Shamokm A once beaten hut deadly Forty Fort squad xtnturtd meet to be a n1p and tack race but Klnqston xxon all tx cept three matches to heat the Flyers 73 11 and tom plete the last hurdle to become WyOm1DQ Valley champ 1ons Through graduauon lxlnqston url' lose Adams XK71ll13I11S VVoltott 'X1d unas Kaufer Vkaqner Qmxth and Tu 1lOXXSlil rl he boys xx ho xxxll form tht poxx tr of next years team lI1C.lLlClt fo 1I D1str1ct Champs Ohver Morgan Ma soms and Samsel Also rtturnlnq are Mooney Parry and Crxfflth Bradley W11ll3I11S lxlnqstons ttf 11f1c 138 pounder yyho xxon 111 of l matches except one hy 1 full and B111 Adams who defeated 1 formtx txyxct Dxstrlct Champ were ehgw ag LO Lap tam s of thls year s squad , Y ll . , H ' J 'k'. into the Huskies den. A few of the fans expected the , n . 7 xf, A 'y . V- A . A- live, 'L ,. - . H L , 1 -t YY I - - A 1 C' ' 1 ' ' A 1 ns BASKETBALL ll G d john Fume ual. Tony Benetsky Guard Albert Gresh Forward Duck Beard Forward Harry Enms Center BASKETBALL SCORES lxmgston lxmqston lx1r1gSton lxmgston lxmgston lxmgeton lxmqston Kmgiton -13 32 60 41 39 of 32 -11 93 -H -19 34 G A R Newport Plymouth Nantxcoke Coughlm Meyers Hanover lOl -19 Bervwck 6l 53 36 -17 +2 33 K 19 38 Coach Ph1l Morgan Chuck Tyler Forward Tony Benetsky Guard COACHES Returmng thm year to competent ly f1ll the posmon ai basketball Coach ne Phxl Morqan There lxttle wonder that xuth hm ablhty to teach not only haeketball but al So CO operation that 19 rlecemary on any iuccesiful team that oure turn ed out to be as fme a team as 1t vtai Coach Kop1ck1 too jugtly deser ves prame for hls outbtandmq vsorx vuth the Iumor Varmty K, - l 't h - M -1-1,39 - ' F - -ll--IW . J - ' - 85-Sl . - . -. 51-36 ' f . f - +1-55 A .:, f A 'n G. 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V+' , 3 i Q, le l S T3 if if 1 ' K 4 L. 5 is Kay Kulesha Guard Bernard Panzak Forward Io'1n Rentschler Forward Edward Pnce Guard Bruce Wrlhams, Center In late November the cagers of 1930 started thelr basketball career for the season Forty young hopefuls and hftttn return mg yeterans appeared for the tryouts From thxs qroup Conn Phrhp Morgan selected tvsenty sw members to represtnt lXlI1t1 ston l-hqh School on the basketball co 1rt The team vnth hard practlce and developed skxll to bac' 1 turned out to be the hlghest scormg team lxxngston Hxgh Qcho ul has ever turned out In one season our team of l93O scored more polnts than d1d any other former team from Ktngston lNo only chd lt set one record for the school but another for Vyyo m1ng Valley f1n the Avy ay Game at Hanox er most po1nts scor en m one nlghtl Besxdes bulldmg up the score at I-lanoy er oul caqers al m made headlmes by scorrng nmety thru polnts nn tht Couqhhn avxay game The most outstanchng qamts vtere those, xxlth CT A R Bu yuck and Neva port These games yy ere clost and thxxlhng ul h our boys playlng remarkable basketball Wlth the percentage of elghteen vxms and fue lt o team completed the season tled yylth Bervuck for second plact tn the Wyoxnxng Valley league Chosen by the team at the end of the season as tht honor ary co captams of the year were Harry bnnls and lldyxarcl Prnt Co captam Harry Enms the hlgh scorer of the team yy1th 36-l pomts ga1ned a berth on the second team of the ALL QCHOI ASTIC TEAM and on the f1rst strmq of tht All VVyonnn1 Valley League Al Grcsh too gamed honor hy m llslllq tht second team of the All WyOIll1Hl1 Valley Ltaqut The sportsmanshnp trophy ayxarcltd hy Coach Molqxn t the player who gaye the most assistance durmg the season xx is presented to ohn Fennell The Iumor Varsxty also had an excellent season VNIIIIIIIIL1 sex enteen games and loslng bye Kmgston Hxqh School IS look mg forvxard to future success vylth these underclassmen ,,,.,fff1 hip. Batter UD Out Curve You're Out! BASEBALL SQUAD Bottom Row lleft to fight:-Iiimes Thomas. Eugene VVell1x'er, loseph Sur- willa. Albert Gresh, Iohn Dougherty, Iohn Rentschler, lorseph l..ib.neh. Second Row-Robert Fntzingcr. lei-rx Fitzgerald. Iulian Falk. Donald Griff- ith. Iohn Bogdon, Tony Berietslti, Ber- nard Panzak. Robert Loveland. Carl Gimber. Third Row-VVillizim Adams Michael Brunner, Robert Konniek Robert Keel- er, VVilliam Labzxteh. Iohn Yuwaxage. Vincent Kalinosky. Robert Punt. Coaarlohn Kopicia B A S E B A L L Baseball, the great American sport, proved to be just this for the seventy eager boys that reported to Coach Kopieki in early April. This figure was narrowed down to twenty-four players. Although they were mostly an inex, perienced group, they had the eagerness and determination to prove their skill to perform like champions, The seniors on the team. who deserve recognition, are eafelier. Iohn Yuscavage, Iohn Rentschler. Robert Loveland, Iohn Adams, Iohn Dougherty. Ioe Surwilla, Iames Thomas, and Vincent Kalinosky. These boys, with the help of the remaining players, displayed the highest brand of sportsmanship even though they did not always win. Our first game with GAR was a thriller. although we lost by the close score of 3-2. ln the next game with Meyers we were on the long end of the score 3-1. Iohn Rentsehler pitched an outstanding game allowing only one hit. VVe hope that in future years Kingston High School will produce many successful baseball teams. ww-at LW 'hw rg' ' -.4---1 , WI' , A.-W Target-Iohn Yuscavage 19 r--Q--.. Inches to Spare -IO Feet Ill Open Up On your mark-Robert Bcllas 50 On April H, Coach Don Hilbert issued his call for the fleet-footed track men of Kingston and received a large and enthusiastic turnout. VVith the boys taking to the cinders later than usual. Coach Hilbert and assistant Coach VVilliams had little time to whip the team into top shape. On April 26, the Huslgies met Coughlin in the opening meet. Although they were heaten 86- -12, this did not dampen their determination in the following meets. The next two meets the Huskies redeemed themselves hy trimming lVleyers hy a double score of 81-45 and Plymouth by a triple score of 9-ill-3213. Fennell and Ternowski proved to he the senior spark plugs of the team. while Sorher, Kingstons iron lunged miler and half miler, along with Hus- band, who is top performer in the 100 and 220. were the underclass hackhone of the track team of 5O . TRACK SQUAD Bottom Row lleit ro rightj-Iohn liellet. lohn llushand. Thomas Smith. lbonald Iones. VVilliam Sorhcr. Richard VVright. Robert Nlulligan. William For- ester, lohn Fennell. Williexm VValsh. Edwin Norcross. Louis Lemke. lVlich.1el Ternoix ski, Raymond Nash. Second Row-Iohn Shutlock, lerry Lip- man, Milton lohnson. Ioseph Oleska. lgimes Michal. Rohert Belles. Raymond llnrlsin. ltvhn Morris, Donald Shipman. llaxid Michiieison, Ben Shipman, Ger- ald Nlatinas. Inseph Craig, David Baum, Michael Strucko. Michael Mras. Third Row-Sr. Mgr, William Latimer. VV1lliam Iones. Vincent Securella. Da- vid XVilliams. Louis Steck. Ray Bor- kowski. lohn Yankorich, Iames An:a- lone. George Grohlnski. Barry Wzillzice. Paul Kopicki. Vincent Nlinsavage. Rob- ert Ludwig. VVilliam Petras, Robert VVempa. Stanley Tysko, Paul Barry. Fourth Row-Iohn Koszoru. lames Walsh. Donald Vtnlliams, lohn Nlarcev. Richard Kane, Edward Bosso. Nlichacl Ltimtide. NVilli.im Schrage, George Brown. Gilhert l.nt:. VV1lliixm Caster- line 'l'hom.is Hiixiird. Robert Sieadle. loseph Ulnsk, Bernard Purcell. Coach-Donald Hilbert T R A C K L AWUTFKOJ KCMRx,5MP9l1H4lS L X Q X ,' -L J K K Q-Ma 1 f 4 , ziffgif, V W 1 f 7 ' . ,f fjfffb ' , 1x4 D l ' D ls- v V x James A IVIcKone TA Squaxe Prmtm gCo , D X L x X 7 X, 'f ' A gg f . A if.. 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