Kingston High School - Kingstonian Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

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Dcdimlion This year we have the pleasure of dedicat- ing our yearbook to two people who we think are worthy of receiving this honor. Both of them are now serving their country inthe armed forces. Andrew Andy Victor came to our fair high school in 1949 as wrestling coach and as an assistant coach in football and base- ball. ln 1949 and 1950 he coached two c h a m p io n s h i p wrestling teams which brought honor to our school. While here those two years, Mr. Victor was active in extra-curricular activities and was the origi- nator of the K-Teens Club. All of the eighth graders remember him as their English, his- tory, and geography teacher and also as a wonderful person, but then, there isn't anyone in K.H.S. who does not like Andy, He will always be remembered for his smiling face and sense of humor. We of the Class of '52 want to wish him all the luck in the world. HARRY B. WILLIAMS Captain ANDREW VICTOR Lieutenant Mr. Harry Hank Williams is another be- loved person in that he always went out of his way for others. Last year, as Advisor, he had a prominent position in the editing of the yearbook. ln addition to that, he was assistant coach in football, wrestling, and track, however, wrestling is his favorite sport. Mr. Williams was assistant coach in 1941 for Mr. Pugh's championship football team of the Valley and the Eastern region. When he came to teach here, he was liked by everyone and the feeling was one of regret when he entered the service on April 21, 1951. Mr. Williams is overseas in Korea and we know that God will be with him. -, A',..H...... ' c s ,--p--- n . ' i 0 M - . , N , -Y it i -We -----w ,............ ,..,,,...,,,, ,,...,, W W-, a,,.,,,,. SQTJAK ' I 'I k! X. .if -:.+-..rm,.,: f f ,W . ,,ff.a,, we l was Wild 4 11171 4 lik E! IE ll I 'li Hffli ll ll iilil, iillll! ill ll' ll Ili .'fwwmu-f 3 ' 1 . LW 'i-1, ,.,,,,,.,. 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Hear the cheerfulness and laughter, As we sit alone, Thinking over youthful pleasures, Youthful conquests won, Memories to each a treasure, Days in old Kingston. Adminisfrafian and Qzzculfy N Xyf' W S F ll 150 rd af ffducafizuf aft Fit Q .m a -Q f X '93 The school board is the organization that governs the school district. It is composed of seven men, who are all individually prominent in our community. They are Dr. A. W. Grover, Mr. Arthur R. Powell, Mr. Lundy Wright, Mr. William L. Morgan, Mr. Albert Fairchild, Mr. Louis Leger, and Mr. George M. Huey. They study conditions throughout the school district and make the decisions as to the operation of all the schools under their iuriscliction. These gentlemen serving on the school board have shown great interest in the activities carried on at the high school. We are indeed greatly indebted to them. The duties of Secretary, for the Board of Education, are capably discharged by Mrs. Marita Noone. The solicitor for the school district is Attorney William Brewster. The capable head of all Kingston schools is Mr. John Kennedy, Superintendent of schools. On his shoulders rests the responsibility of the repairs and improve- ment of all the schools in Kingston. He checks thoroughly and then approves plans concerned with the betterment of our schools. ln charge of the administration of our school is our Principal, Mr. Burton Hankey. The decisions involved in the management of the high school are well handled by him and his efficient office staff. He has cooperated fully with the programs of our faculty and the student body involving extra- curricular activities and any other school matters. He has given freely of his time and effort to help make these programs great successes. ln the ful- fillment of his duties Mr. Hankey has never been lacking. 3 it 55 BURTON W. HAN KEY Admin! fmfizfe .Assistants In his capacity as Director of Activities, Mr. lveson comes in contact with all the students at one time or other, and he is respected and admired by them all. He is especially well-known among the upper-class- men because he is Business Advisor of both the Junior and Senior classes. Kingston High School is very fortunate in having Mr. lveson as a member of the administrative staff. Our Capable Dean of Men in the high school is Mr. James Jones. lt is his duty to help boys needing advice on various problems. To the colleges which require them, he gives character references on former students applying for admission to college. Also, he participates in management of sports in the high school. Mr. Jones has many other duties which he attends diligently. Miss Williams has been a source of good advice to many girls who have been in need of counsel. Besides working with student problems, she directs the English department, participates in school programs, and is in charge of Kingston's participation in cultural inter- scholastic competition. Because Miss Williams treats those who come to her with sympathy and understand- ing, and because she capably handles those cases placed before her, we feel that we are indeed fortunate to have her as our Dean of Women. The Guidance Department, under the capable direc- tion of Mr. Bennett, advises the students in choosing their subiects and planning their careers. In addition, this department also has a tea for the college preparatory students, sponsors a career day, show films on various occupations, and prepares stu- dents for college board tests. This department is indeed worthy of the respect, admiration and confidence bestowed upon it by both the faculty and the students. Gaiden 5 6015114 elm' s HANNAH JAYNE HELEN DEVENDORF KATHERINE CRONIN The counselors, Miss Anita Williams, Miss Helen Devendorf, Miss Katherine Cronin, and Miss Hannah Jayne, and Mr. Anthony E. Hock work with some of the most serious problems of the high school students. There's a counselor for each class from the Freshman year to the end of one's high school career. Mr. Hock is the head of the Psychology Department in the school district. Hzzculfy Q? XV! I HOWARD HALLOCK DONALD HILBERT HANNAH JAYNE DAVID JONES FREDA JONES MARY CATHERINE KANE GEORGE KEEFER MURIEL KERSCHNER NEILSON ANDREWS ROBERT ANTHONY CLYDE BOYER ALBERT BRENNER MARION BUSH MARIE CAHALAN 5 I s, X 3 -11: 'Q-.... x .Age KATHERINE CRONIN JANE DARROW ELIZABETH DAVENPORT HELEN DEVENDORF LEONARD DOBB DAVID EDWARDS MILDRED EDWARDS MARGARET FAY IIIJILW RQ JANE KILDUFF MARY KITCHENER LEWIS KOHN JOHN KOPICKI LGIS LEE ETHEL MAXWELL 3. - , 2352. MYRE SCOVELL HERMAN SHIPLETT WILLIAM STAHL NAN LEE TAGGART BERYL THOMAS MARJORIE THOMAS Q Left to right: ELEANOR NOVITSKY PrincipaI's Office EDNA FELKER Superinrendenfs Office DOROTHY BARTLETT Superinfendenfs Office EDDIE LOU BROWNLEE Secrefary's Office HELEN THOMPSON ALBERTA TOOLE THEODOSIA TROTZSKI DOROTHY TURNER JOHN VAIL LORETTA WEIS MIRIAM WILLIAMS WANDA ZAWATSKI Oficc Staff CLASS SONG Tune: May The Good Lord Bless and Keep You Now our high-school days have ended, We are sorry we must part From the high school we've attended, Where we left our hearts. With our deepest love we'll cherish, All the knowledge we have gained We will treasure all the frindships These thoughts we'll retain As year after year soon passes, Fond memories will remain Deep in the hearts of all of us, As we sing this last refrain. Now good-bye to all our classmates, We'll remain forever true As we leave the halls of K.H.S. The class of fifty-two. JOAN YASENCHAK CLASS POEM Commencement Commencement-the end? No, the beginning, The beginning of a new life, a new task, a new triumph, So it is, and so will it always be. Commencement-the beginning. We must face foe and fortune yet unseen, We must carve our names in the stone of fame-or oblivion We know not what is to come and yet We are willing and eager to face the destiny we must meet. We are unafraid. Why? We fear not, for as we gaze backward into the past We can see the faces- The familiar faces of our parents, teachers, and schoolmates All have a faith in us All have entrusted us With some skill or knowledge. We must use these things well, We must use them for honor, and for good. So, no more looking back but ever onward, We go forth to serve- To serve God, our country, and selves. We have come to the gateway- Our commencement-the beginning. CAROL ANN GARDNER February 25, 1952 Senia 611155 Msfary ln September, l948, we entered Kingston High School as frightened Freshmen, and set as our goal, June 6, 1952. To us as Freshmen June seemed remote and far away. Our friendly teachers and Advisors did not give us much time to feel inadequate, as we be- came acquainted with IVANHOE, mid-year, and final examinations. Although we did not enter into many activities, we were ardent supporters of the sport dances and sport events. The year ended with all of us eagerly awaiting our role as Sophomores. It was September again and the beginning of our Sophomore year. Now we felt as if we knew our way around the school and we were no longer the targets for iokes about tickets to chapel and elevators to carry students from floor to floor. We entered into various activities, some choosing athletics, others ioining many clubs. When spring brought to a close our second year, we began to feel wiser and closer to our goal. Our Junior year! To start the year off, a magazine campaign was held for the purpose of raising funds for our class trip to Washington, D. C. Emerging from the campaign, the class was ready to present its annual Junior Play, which was MOTHER IS A FRESHMANX' It was received with great applause. Our talented Juniors designated a special day for entertainment in chapel. The class production was an out-growth of Tallulah Bankhead's BIG SHOW. To really show that it was Junior Day, a colossal sport dance was held in the evening. The Junior Prom, with its sweet music and dancing couples, brought the memorable year to a close. September, 1951, marked the beginning of our big year. Everything seemed to run smoothly and live up to our greatest expectations. The 1951 foot- ball squad won many games and our wrestlers cap- tured the title of Wyoming Valley Champions for the third consecutive year. The Class of 52 proved to have exceptional talent, for we were asked to repeat our Senior Play, THE BARRETTS OF WIM- POLE STREET. Co-operation reigned as numerous bake sales and campaigns were held to increase the number of figures in our bank account for the class trip. Finally, the amount was reached and there was a stir of excitement in the air as everyone pre- pared for the iourney. Following the visit to Wash- ington, D. C., came the worrying about final exams and then the carefree preparation for the Junior- Senior Prom. Commencement, with its air of solem- nity and dignity, concluded our four years. Our goal has been successfully reached. Fondly shall we always remember the hard work and com- panionship that combined to make such happy days for us at Kingston High School! Ssrzivrs ,f,. ,,.m. ,, A h, 1 xv., N .fx ww 1- 'J X 1..- .Jag Lv 4 'X' w 1-,N ' ' rx 1- ?'v1., ip, , 4 1,- -1.-6 gawk N reno? ,ffm X a 1 un . f 453' 2 uf F z V52 wl- ,N f r f 'faailfgl 1 . Vgz.,-V, , .,4.,. -XV'Vf..fa-'JQ.-J:24:f,,+-' T Z: 313729111 . A '- - ' 'iv z.. I . 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Senirfr Zlrzss Ofhcers JULIAN FALK PAT BLANDFORD RUTH Fl.lS DEANE OLlVER Pf95ldPf17 Vice President Secretary Treasurer -no 3 'SW G3 Executive Council First row, left to right: Dorothy Handley, Joan Hughes, Pat Blandford, Julian Falk, Dorothy Wallison, Deane Oliver, Ruth Flis. Second row: Mike Lamade, Jack O'Neill, Dick Steinhauer, Betty Zekauskas, Patsy Stout, Blanche Coslett, George Shinal, James Ferris, Paul Barry, Russel Kile. MISS LOlS LEE MR. NEILSON ANDREWS Advisor Advisor LINDA ABBOT Lynn Our Southern belle with the beautiful smile showed her excellent acting ab- ility in the Senior Play. Senior Play: French Club: Senior Y- Teens: Debating Team 4. JACK ADAMS Ivan Everybody knows our boy .lack who, though quiet, has a winning way with the ladies. Wrestling I, 2, 3: Junior Council: ln- tramural Volleyball: Key Club 3, 4: Pi Delta 3, 4: Engineering 3, 4. JEAN MARIE BANDISH Jeanie Tall and athletic, Jean's sincere friend- ship is to be highly prized. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Vol- leyball: Freshman Latin Club: Junior Latin Club: Junior Y-Teens. CHARLES M'. BARRY Chuck Chuck is' really very witty, and we're going to remember him and his tricks for a long time. Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Yearbook Ed. Staff: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4: French Club 2, 3: Photography 4: Latin Club I, 2: HR Treasurer 4. BEVERLY JANE BAUR Bev Always smiling, Bev's happy disposi- tion will never be forgotten by the rest of the class. Intramural Volleyball: Junior Y-Teens: Senior .Y-Teens: Home Economics Club. Efiitswyxffif ' X. ' 2 iff X .- ss MURRAY ABRAMS Mur Murray is a witty lad who has a saying for every occasion. Yearbook Typing Staff: Intramural Bas- ketball: Intramural Volleyball. DONALD ALEXANDER Doc Doc is a happy fellow who will never want for lack of friends. Football I, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Photo I, 2, Vice President I: Pi Delta 3, 4, Treas- urer 4: HR President I, 4, Stamp, President 3: German 2, 3, 4. MILDRED BARROUK Millie Though a new-comer, Millie's winning personality won her a place in the class. Junior Play: Yearbook Typing Staff: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Vol- leyball: Glee Club 4: Junior Y-Teens: Intramural Baseball: Homeroom Treas- urer 3. PAUL A. BARRY Froggie A lad this brilliant and friendly can't help but succeed in whatever he undertakes. Wrestling 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Band 'l, 2, 3: Senior Council: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Pi Delta: French 2, 3: Latin Club I, 2: HR Intramural Sports Manager 2, 3, 4: HR Vice President 3. NANCY H. BECK Becky Becky, one of the best musicians in the band, has been an active member of our class. Pi Delta 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Y-Teens: Swimming 'l, 2, 3: Latin I: Girls' Basketball I: Stardust Review I, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: GAA: Tumbling I, 2: French Club. ROBERT BELLIS Snuffer This lad, the president of the Pi Delta, is also outstanding in football and Track. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Track, Intramural Basketball and Volleyball, Pi Delta President. DELORES BEST Dee Dee, who always looks well groomed is a good dresser and a swell person. Newspaper Typist, Intramural Basket- ball and Volleyball, Junior and Senior Y-Teens, Office Aide 4. HELEN BLANDFORD Patsy Patsy succeeds in everything she tries because of her winning personality and smile. Stardust Review 3, Class Vice President 4, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball and Bas- ketball, Pi Delta, GAA, Swimming 2, 3, French 3, Junior Y-Teens, Latin Club I, Tumbling Team I. MARILYN ANN BRODIE Everyone sees our Marilyn behind the desk ln the library joking with all who stop. Yearbook Business Staff, Intramural Basketball and Volleyball, Library Club Secretary, Junior and Senior Y-Teens, French Club 2, 3, Swimming. NANCY C. BROWN Brownie Brownie is cute and lovable-always on the go, as she was in the Junior Play. Junior Play, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Intramural Volleyball and Basketball, Intramural Baseball, French Club 3, 4, Junior Y.Teens, Senior Y-Teens, GAA, Freshman Latin, Swimming Club I, 2, 3, 4, Stardust Usherette, Stardust 4. JOAN MARIE BERDY Tweet-Tweet Joan has a very pleasant personality, and is one of our class' cute blondes. Intramural Volleyball and Basketball, Pi Delta 4, GAA 3, 4, Junior Y-Teens, German I, Ushers, Office Aide A, HR Treasurer 2. ROSEMARIE BILKO Rosie Rosie's success in high school shows that she'll be the best nurse in the land. Stardust Review 2, 3, Intramural Volley- ball and Basketball, Sophomore and Junior Executive Council, Freshman and Junior Latin, German Club, Glee Club, Swimming Club, Library Club, Junior and Senior Y-Teens, GAA. JOAN MARIE BONNER Mona Lisa Sweet and brunette, this girl is one of the nicest among our ranks. Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, French Club 2, Junior Y-Teens, Home Economics 4. GEORGE BYARD BROWN Georgie George, our Senior Wrestling manager, is cheerful, joking and carefree. Wrestling Manager 4, Track 2, 4, Year- book Business Staff, Intramural Bas' ketball and Volleyball, Latin I, Presi- dent, Latin 2, Library Club 3, 4, Pan- American Club, JOANNE BURGESS Joanne's really keen as a friend as well as an artist. Yearbook Editorial Staff, Intramural Basketball and Volleyball, Sketch Club President, Office Aide, Yearbook Art Editor, Pi Delta, Stardust. DAVlD CAMPTON His artistic dividing pages for this yearbook prove his great talent for illustrating. Sketch Club: French Club: Yearbook Art Editor. MARIESTELLE CARPENTER Carpy Slow to speak, thoughtful toward others, she was our head-usher be- cause of her natural sweetness. Stardust Review 2: Band 3-4: Intra- mural Basketball: Honor Society 3-4: Freshman Latin Club: Junior Latin Club: Swimming Club: Office Aide l-2-3-4: Ushers Club: Homeroom Secretary 3-4: Junior Y-Teens: Senior Y-Teens. GEORGE F. CARTWRIGHT Smart and a lot of fun: when George is around you're never blue. Pan-American Club: Radio Club: ln- tramural Volleyball 2-3-4. JAMES COLEMAN ' Jim As a member of many clubs and the Yearbook staff, Jim gets around and makes many friends. Yearbook Typing Staff: Freshman Latin Club: Junior Latin Club: French Club: Library Club 3-4: Hi-Y: Usher's Club: Homeroom Treasurer 2: Intramural Bas- ketball: Intramural Volleyball. BLANCHE COSLETT Blanchie We'll remember Blanche as the sweet thoughtful Y-Teen President and King- stonian Newspaper Co-Editor. Stardust Review 2-3-4: Yearbook Edi- torial Staff: Newspaper Editor: News- paper Business Staff: Senior Council: Senior Y-Teens President: Pi Delta 3-4: Glee Club 2-3-4: Swimming Club I-2: Freshman Latin Club: Junior Y-Teens: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Vol- leyball: Junior Latin. RICHARD CAREY Richie This lad, who hails from Edwardsville, is always making out with the girls. Wrestling 4: Baseball 4: Intramural Volleyball 3-4: Intramural Basketball 3-4. DONALD CARTER Nick Always full of fun and carefree: you could not find a better friend. Wrestling 4: Baseball 4: Intramural Bas- ketball 3-4: Intramural Volleyball 3-4. BERNICE CHASIN Nicie Her sweet personality and efficient manner will insure her success as a medical secretary. Pan-American Club 3-4: Yearbook Edi- torial Staff: Library Club 4: Freshman Latin Club: Junior Y-Teens: Office Aide 4: Intramural Volleyball: Intramural Bas ketball ALTHEA COMINSKY Chics A more athletic and well-liked girl you couldn't find: she zoomed Home- room lOl to the volleyball champion- ship. Pan-American Club: Junior Y-Teens: Senior Y-Teens: GAA 3-A: Stardust' Re- view 3: Newspaper Editorial Staff: Freshman Latin Club: Swimming Club 3: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball. JOSEPH CRESKO This quiet, friendly boy will go far in mechanics because he's really tops in this field. Radio Club Secretary-Treasurer 3: In- tramural Basketball: Intramural Volley- ball. DORIS JEAN DARE Dodee This sweet girl from Courtdale always worked hard as our capable yearbook typing co-editor. Yearbook Typing Eclitor5 Yearbook Typ- ing Staffg Newspaper Typist5 Junior Y-Teens5 Senior Y-Teens5 Pi Delta Auxil- iary 45 Usher's Club5 Intramural Base- ba'lI 35 Intramural Basketball I-2-3-45 Intramural Volleyball I-2-3-4. ROBERT DEMPSKI Bob If Bob works as hard at his career as he has on this yearbook, we know he'll be a great success. Yearbook Editorial Staff5 Sketch Club 2-3-4, Treasurer 45 German Club 'I-25 Freshman Latin Club5 Junior Latin Club5 Audio-Visual Club5 Intramural Basket- ball l-2-3-45 Intramural Volleyball I-2- 3-45 Honor Society 4. MARION DROBENAK Drobie Marion's serene nature and friendly smile are known to everyone. Yearbook Typing Sfaffy Pi Delta 3-45 Junior Y-Teens5 Senior Y-Teens5 Home Economics Club I-25 Office Aide5 Year- book Slaffg Stardust 4. ELLA MAE DUGAN Ellie Ellie always bubbles qver with cheer and breathless chatter, keeping every- one around her gay. Pi Delta 45 French Club 3-45 Junior Latin Club5 Junior Y-Teens5 Homeroom Vice President 45 Intramural VolleybaII5 Intramural Basketball. PAUL J. EARL When it comes to sports, track was the one for Paul5 he is always ready on the starting line. Track I-2-3-45 Library Club 3-45 Gym Club 35 Spanish Club 35 Intramural Volleyball5 Intramural Basketball. -ea- at ,I-gasrwtgi 5-we Qs' JAMES DECKER Deck Mischievous and a lot of fun, Jimmy will liven up any gathering with his sparkling personality. Wrestling Manager5 Freshman Latin Club5 Junior Latin Club5 German Club I-25 Gym Club I5 Intramural Volleyball. WARREN E. DENMON Emil Warren is always friendly to all5 when you're with him, you're ensured a good time. Pan-American Club 25 Freshman Latin Club5 Junior Latin Club5 Intramural Basketball5 Intramural Volleyball. KATHRYN E. DUENGER Kay Kay's athletic prowess and singing abil- ity combine to make her an all-'round girl. Stardust Review 2-45 German Club 2-45 Library Club 2-45 Glee Club 2-45 Fresh- man Latin Club5 Senior Y-Teens5 Intra- mural Basketball and Volleyball. ARLINE C. DZURKO Arie Arle doesn't say much, but to have her friendship is worthwhile. Home Economics Club5 French Club I5 Junior Y-Teens5 Intramural VoIIeyball5 Intramural Basketball. NORMA A. ELINSKY Norm Our Kingstonian feature co-editor with a flair for comic articles is tops with all of us. Yearbook Editorial Staff5 Newspaper Editorial Staff5 Freshman Latin Club5 Junior Y-Teens5 Senior Y-Teens: Junior Latin Club5 GAA 45 Swimming Club I-2-3-45 French Club 2-3. CAROL ANNE EVANS Carol Petite, sweet, and cute is this member of the Pi Delta Aux. and the athletic club, Newspaper Reporter I, 2, Christmas Cantata 3, Intramural Baseball, Intra- mural Volleyball, Intramural Basket- ball, Stardust 3, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Junior Y-Teens, Tumbling Team 3, 4, GAA, Pi Delta Auxiliary 4, Swim- ming Club I, 3, Latin I, HR Secre- tary I, 2. JULIAN FALK Herk Athletics and studies keep our class president busy, but he always has time for a friendly Hello. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Stardust 'I, 2, 3, 4, Class Presi- dent I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 3, 4, Pi Delta 3, 4, Engineer Vice President 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Latin I, ll, German Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Key Club, Base- ball l, 2, 3, 4. STEVE FETKO Pet Steve is very quiet, but his talent in art will carry him to success. Wrestling I, 2, Track 3, 4, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Newspaper Editorial Staff, Newspaper Art Editor, Intra- mural Basketball, Intramural Volley- ball, Pan-American, Sketch Club. RUTH R. FLIS Ruthie No one shall forget Ruthie's pep, vim and vigor as one of our pretty cheer- leaders. Junior Play, Class Vice President 2, 3, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Cheerleader 3, 4, Senior Council, Junior Council, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, French Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Latin I, ll, GAA 3, 4, Pi Delta Auxiliary 3, 4. LOIS J. FRITZ Fritzie Lois's cheerful personality and sweet manners have made her one of our most popular classmates. Stardust 3, Yearbook Typing Staff, In- tramural Basketball, Intramural Volley- ball, Junior Y-Teens, Vice President Senior Y-Teens, Pi Delta Auxiliary 4, Swimming Club 3, HR Secretary 3. GEORGETTE EVANS Georgie With her sunny smile and friendly way, Georgie will succeed. Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, Freshman Latin, Junior Latin 3, 4, Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens. JAMES FERRIS Jim His athletic skill and leadership brought him the office of boys' sports editor. Basketball 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball and Basketball, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Senior Council, Pi Delta 3, 4, Engineering 3, 4, President Latin I, ll, Vice President, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Pan-American 2, 3, Vice President. BARBARA C. FITCH Barb Her acting ability will make her re- nowned as a famous star. Senior Play, Junior Play, Stardust 2, 3, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Band 2, 3, 4, Junior Council, Intramural Basketball and Volleyball, Latin l, ll, French Club 2, 3, German Club 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Junior Y-Teens, Pi Delta 4, Swim- ming Club I, 2, 3, Forensics. HAROLD E. FRIEDMAN Debator and Honor Society member, his greatest achievement was Papa in our Senior Play. Yearbook Editorial Staff, Intramural Basketball and Volleyball, Pan-Ameri- can 3, 4, Latin I, ll, Debating Team 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4. PAUL GALLAGHER Tall, dark, handsome, and brainy too, with his ambition he's bound for fame. Yearbook Editorial Staff, Newspaper Editorial Staff, Junior Council, Intra- mural Basketball and Volleyball, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Pan-American 3, 4, President 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Presi- dent Latin I, 2, 3, 4, President En- gineering 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer. WILLIAM GALLAGHER Gal On the football field he's something special, but he'll be remembered most of all for his friendly ways with everyone. Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, Intra- mural Basketball, Intramural Volley- ball, Hi-Y 3, 4, Pi Delta 4, French 3, Baseball 3, 4. RICHARD J. GAREIS Dick Dick is sincere in friendship, fun to be with, and a truly dependable per- son. Yearbook Typing Staff, Intramural Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Volley- ball I, 2, 3, 4. CARL H. GIMBER Zeke Carl is an all-around athlete, on the football field, basketball floor, and baseball diamond. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Stardust I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Key Club, Pi Delta. RITA C. GRIGOR Dimples Her talent as an artist will always be remembered by all who know her. Stardust 3, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, French 3, 4, Junior Y-Teens, Sketch Club 2, 3, 4. SARAH HARVEY Sally Sally's great speaking ability, combined with poise and intelligence, make her a star debator for our school. Yearbook Editorial Staff, Pan-American 2, 3, 4, Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y- Teens, Junior Latin 2, Debating Team, Usher's Club, Honor Society 4. CAROL ANN GARDNER Talented, pretty, vivacious, sweet-a whole host of words would be needed to describe this active cheerleader. Junior Play, Senior Play, Stardust 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Editorial Staff, News- paper Editorial Staff, Yearbook Organi- zations Editor, Cheerleader 3, 4, Intra- mural Basketball, lntramural Volleyball, Intramural Baseball, French Club 2, 3, Latin Club I, 2, Glee Club, Office Aide 4, Honor Society 4, Swimming Club, GAA, Christmas Cantata 3. DAVID C. GERY Dave This husky lad proved his worth on the gridiron, where he was one of our most important players. Football 3, 4, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, French Club 3, 4, Pi Delta 3, 4, Hi-Y, HR Treasurer 4, Yearbook Business Staff, Letterman's Club. ROSE MARIE GOLDSMITH Rosie Rosie is a friend to everyone, and she's befriended by all. Stardust 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, German 2, 3, 4, Junior Y-Teens, GAA 3, 4, Latin Club, Swimming, Club 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Usher's Club 4, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Christmas Cantata 2, 3, 4, Senior Y-Teens, Office Aide 4. DOROTHY HANDLEY Dot Dot has done a lot for our class, and her sunny disposition and sparkling personality make her friends galore. Stardust 3: Newspaper Editorial Staff, Senior Council, Junior Council, Intra- mural Basketball, lntramural Volleyball, Pi Delta 3, 4, Library 2, 3, 4, Tfeas. urer 4. THOMAS WARD HAVARD Ace Although he has a lean and hungry look, his motto is wine, women, and song. Football Manager I, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball I, Track 2, 3, Stardust I, 2, 3, 4, HR Treasurer I, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Pi Delta, French 2. RICHARD HELTZEL Dick Dick's wrestling prowess is only ex- ceeded by his grand sense of humor and friendliness. Wrestling I, 2, 4, Stardust 3, 4, Band I, 2, Intramural Basketball, Pi Delta 4, French 3, Homeroom President 4, Homeroom Treasurer 2, Intramural Vol- Ieyball. MAYBERT HUDDY Bert Bert was a newcomer at the beginning of our Senior year, but her sparkling personality won over all of us as friends. Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, Senior Y-Teens, French Club 4. ANNE E. HUGHES Nancy Although she is quiet, Nancy is very attractive and has many friends. Stardust 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, Intramural Volleyball I, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Office Aide I, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Homeroom Secretary 2. RUTH JAMES Even though she is rather small she can't be missed because of her happy disposition and gay laugh. Yearbook Business Staff, Yearbook Typ- ing Staff, Intramural Basketball, Intra- mural Volleyball, Swimming Club I, Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Secre- tary of Homeroom I, Usher's Club. LYNETTE JONES No one needs to be introduced to our sweet and cheerful Lynette-Co-Editor of the Kingstonian Newspaper. Yearbook Editorial Staff, Newspaper Editorial Staff 2, 3, Newspaper Editor 4, Newspaper Business Staff, Senior Y-Teens, Swimming Club I, 2, 3, Li- brary Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Pan-American 4, Pi Delta 3, 4, Latin I, GAA 3, 4, Usher's Club, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, In- tramural Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Swim Team 3. 1 F ti Q t -- vi lf' I as I t t 1 .sri Leaf 3 . ,.-,-. 'ii Yi-. We BARRIE HESSLER An office aide for Mr. lveson, her ambition and helping way will surely make her succeed. Stardust 3, 4, Yearbook Typing Staff, Newspaper Editorial Staff, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Swim- ming Club, Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y- Teens Treasurer, Homeroom President 2, Office Aide 4, Yearbook Business Staff, Latin I, Ushering I, 2, 3. JOAN HUGHES Joanie Joanie, with her beautiful voice and pleasing manner, is sure to be a success. Stardust 2, 3, 4, Senior Council, Sopho- more Council, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Sketch Club 2, 3, Secretary 4, Glee Club 2,'3, Secretary 4, Latin I, Swim- ming Club 2, Yearbook Art Staff, Homeroom Vice President 3. JOSEPH JABLONSKI Jibbo Besides being a star on the basketball court, this handsome lad has a won- derful personality. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Stardust 3, Year- book Associate Editor, Intramural Vol- leyball, Key Club 4, Vice. President, French Club 2, 3, Treasurer, Pi Delta, Latin I, Engineers 4, Publicity Manager, Letterman, Homeroom President 3. LOIS JONES With her looks, intelligence, and per- sonality, this member of our debating team is sure to succeed. Yearbook Editorial Staff, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Latin I, Latin II, Pan-American Club, Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Debating Team. FRANK K. KACHENSKY Kutch Full of the devil and humorous as can be is this outstanding gridder and wrestler. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Stardust 4, Intramural Basket- ball, Intramural Volleyball, Glee Club 4, Pi Delta, Hi-Y, Letterman, Home- room President 4. MARIANNE KARMILOWICZ Marianne will be remembered for her exceptional grace and those parties to which she was hostess. Stardust 3, 4, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, Glee Club, Honor Society, Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Pan- American, Swimming Club, Latin 2, Library Club, Debating Club. LOIS KENNEDY Lulu A beauty with charm and grace, Lulu is one of the sweetest in our class. Yearbook Editorial Staff, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball,Junior Y-Teens, Pi Delta 3, 4, Home Economics 4, Office Aide 4, HR Vice President 4. RUSSELL L, KILE Bud Though Buddy is quiet, his sincere friendliness and outstanding football skill will never be forgotten. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track, Stardust 3, 4, Senior Council, Intramural Basket- ball, Intramural Volleyball, Hi-Y 'l, 2. 3, 4, President, Glee Club, Student Council 4, Key Club 3, 4: French Club 3, HR Treasurer 4. MARY RUTH KNOTT With her beautiful brown eyes and graceful carriage, Mary Ruth looks like a queen. Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, Swimming Club, Junior Y- Teens, Senior Y-Teens,v Usher's Club. PAUL KOPICKI Digger We will always remember Paul's friendly ways, excellent manners, neat clothes, and football ability. Football I,-2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Engineer's Club, Pi Delta, Hi-Y, Pan-American Club, Latin I, Letter- man's Club, Intramural Basketball, ln- tramural Volleyball. CHARLES KENNEDY Skip Skip will always be remembered for his friendly ways and super sense of humor. Wrestling 4, Track, Stardust 3, 4, Intra- mural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Gym Club, Hi-Y. BARBARA ANN KIERAN Bootsie K.H.S. gained Meyers High School's loss when Bootsie came to add sparkle to our class. Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, Latin II, Treasurer, Library 4, Pi Delta 4, Junior Y-Teens, HR Sec- retary 4. BERNARD R. KLEIN Bernie Bernie is always willing to lend a helping hand and is friendly to all. Stardust 3, 4, Newspaper Sports Edi- tor, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Pi Delta, Pan-American, Visual Aids, Junior Latin, Baseball 2, 3, 4, HR Treasurer 3. ROBERT KONNICK Rabbit Bob is one who is excellent in track and is a very friendly lad toward everyone. Track, Baseball, Gym Club, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball. HELEN E. KOZLOSKI Kozie Cute, sweet, and lots of pep, Kozie ranks as one of the best athletes. Girls' Basketball, Ushering I, 2,'3, 4, Yearbook Editorial Staff, GAA, Pi Delta 4, Junior Y-Teens, Gym Team, Intra- mural Volleyball, lntramural Basket- ball, HR Vice President I, HR Secre- tary 3. RONALD KRUPINSKI Ronnie Ronnie's intellectual ability and beauti- ful voice will aid him in his climb up the ladder ol success. Stardust Review 3, 4, Yearbook Edi- torial Staff, Intramural Basketball, Honor Society, Intramural Volleyball, Glee Club 3, 4, French Club 3, German Club 4. MICHAEL LAMADE Mike Our outstanding actor in the Junior and Senior plays, Mike is active in many activities. Track 3, 4, Senior Play, Junior Play, Stardust Review 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Hi-Y, Engineers, Key Club, Glee Club, Photo Club, Pan-American, Latin Club, Vice President, Christmas Cantata, Forensics, All-State Orchestra, Yearbook Advertis- ing Manager. JOAN LONG Smiles Neat, sweet, nice, and an excellent business manager, Joanie will be suc- cessful in any walk of life. Newspaper Editorial Staff, Newspaper Business Manager, Intramural Basket- ball, Intramural Volleyball, Junior Y- Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Swimming Club, Home Economics Club. HUMPHREY J. LUKACHIK Luke A friend to all, he's always around when you need him. Football 2, 3, Track, Intramural Basket- ball, Intramural Volleyball. ERNEST MARTIN Em When you get to know him, this tall lad isn't as quiet as he appears. Newspaper Editorial Staff, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Ger- man Club, President, Key Club. JOSEPH E. LABATCH Babe Joe excelled both on the football field and the basketball court. Football 4, Basketball 2, 3, -4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Junior Council, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Pi Delta, Hi-Y, Letterman's Club, Sopho- more Ex. ANN LEACH Annie With her sparkling hair and winning ways, Annie will always remain the darling of our class. Usher's Club 2, 3, Intramural Basket- ball, Intramural Volleyball, Home Eco- nomics, Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Pi Delta Auxiliary. JOANN LOUGHLIN FreckIes Smoky has the best sense of humor, the nicest personality, and the most friends as possible. Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, Library Club Vice President I, Office Aide, Junior Day Program, ln- tramural Volleyball. JUNE MARCINKEWICZ Dustie Blond hair, brown eyes, plus great athletic ability makes Junie an asset to our class. Intramural Basketball, Captain 3, Intra- mural Volleyball, Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, GAA, Swimming Club, Intra- mural Baseball, Kingstonian Business Staff. LORRAINE McDERMOTT Mac Lorraine's steady, good spirits and bounding smile shows why she is liked by everyone. Newspaper Editorial Staff, Intramural B a s k e t b a I I, Intramural Volleyball, French Club, Home Economics Club, Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens. ROBERT MCDERMOTT Bob A basketball player who's really su- preme, Bob has captured the hearts of everyone, Basketball 4, Intramural Volleyball, Pi Delta, Engineers. MARY MCNELIS lVIICk9Y Peppy, Petite, and Popular all go to- gether to make Mickey. Newspaper Editorial Staff, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Volley- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Y-Teens, Tum- bling Team I, 2. JAMES MIHAL Nutsy One of his most obvious qualities is his outstanding sportsmanship, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Stardust Review 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball, French Club, Senior Y-Teens, Swim- ming Club, Junior Y-Teens, Key Club, Sgt.-at-Arms, Pi Delta, Hi-Y. AGNES Misiusi Aggie Rather tall and full of fun, Aggie's sense of humor makes her liked by all. Homeroom Secretary 4, Newspaper Business Staff, Newspaper Typist, ln- tramural Basketball, Intramural Volley- ball, French Club, Senior Y-Teens, Swimming Club, Junior Y-Teens, Ush- er's Club 3, 4. ROBERT MITCHELL Mitch The library club is indeed fortunate to have such a wonderful lad as a member. Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, Library. JAMES MCHUGH Jet Football manager, actor in the Junior and Senior play, Jim is good in every- thing he does. Football Manager I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Junior Play, Stardust Review 3, 4, Junior Council, Intramural Bas- ketball, Intramural Volleyball, Pi Delta, Engineers, French Club, Gym Club. ALAN D. MIEDRICH Al Though Al has only been with us two years, he has become one of our popular fellows. Football 4, Track 3, 4. NANCY REBA MILLER Nance Her newspaper work has given this sweet, popular miss a good start in any career she may choose. Yearbook Typing Staff, Yearbook Edi- torial Staff, Newspaper Typist, Intra- mural Basketball, Intramural Volley- ball, Senior Y-Teens, Junior Y-Teens, Pi Delta Auxiliary, GAA, Swimming Club. RAYMOND MISKINES White Quiet, reserved or shy, would never describe White, who is friendly to everyone. Junior Play, Intramural Basketball, In- tramural Volleyball. MARGARET MONDY Margie Margie's wonderful sense of humor will be remembered long after gradu- ation. Stardust Review 3, Intramural Basket- ball, Intramural Volleyball, Junior Y- Teens. BERNADINE MORAN Bernie Bernie's bright smile and pleasing personality will make this keen singer fit in everywhere. Stardust Review l, 2, 3, 4: Newspaper Editorial Staff: Senior Council: Junior Council: Intramural Basketball: Intra- mural Volleyball: Glee Club: Senior Y-Teens: Pi ,Delta: Swimming Club: French Club. THOMAS MULDOWNEY Tom A true Irishman is this tall fellow with red hair, who must have a way with the colleens. Band I, 2: Intramural Basketball: ln- tramural Volleyball. CHARLES B. NEELY Needles A good sport and lots of fun, Need- les will be hard to forget. Band I, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: German Club. LEAH JEAN NEUBURGER Her neatness and intelligence are sure to pave the way to happiness and success. Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Edi- torial Staff: Intramural Basketball: ln- tramural Volleyball: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club: French Club: Junior Y-Teens: Honor Society. ANN MARIE O'BRIEN Nancy Cute, good-natured, this curly-headed miss has what it takes. Newspaper Editorial Staff: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Ger- man Club: Latin I, Il: Swimming Club: Junior Y-Teens: Senior Y-Teens: Year- book Editorial Staff. BEVERLY FAY MORGAN Bev Blond, petite, and beautiful: her per- sonality can't be improved upon. Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Typing Staff: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Junior Y-Teens: Secretary Senior Y-Teens: Pi Delta: Swimming Club: Ushering: Intramural Baseball: HR Secretary 3. PAUL A. MUSPRATT Pedro Paul's outstanding skill in photog- raphy and his friendly ways will make this Lewisburg import tops in his field. Yearbook Photography Editor: Photo Club. JEAN ANN NESBITT You would never think that such a beautiful voice could come out of such a tiny girl. Stardust 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Glee Club: Swim- ming Club: Junior Y-Teens. JOSEPH R. OBESTER Napoleon His speaking ability and debating fac- ulty are the envy of all who know him. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Vol- leyball: French Club: Latin Club: Hi-Y: Debating Team. ARTHUR N. OLACK Archie We'll always remember the track and radio man who knocked over the Junior play scenery. Track 2, 3, A: Senior Play: Junior Play: Stardust 3, 4: Band 4: Intramural Bas- ketball: Intramural Volleyball: Pi Delta, Radio Club: Christmas Cantata. DEANE D. OLIVER, JR. Deane Deane is an outstanding wrestler, as well as treasurer of our Class for two years. Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, Key Club, President, Hi-Y, Pi Delta, Latin Club I, Il, Treasurer, Audio- Visual Aide, Pan-American 2, 3, Treas- urer. JON A. ONTKO Mood This outstanding band player will long be remembered for his fine sense of humor. Stardust 2, 3, A, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, Pan-American 2, 3, 4. JEAN L. PASCOE Jeanne An active, tall, blond, Jeanne shows a liking for sports and has developed her athletic ability. Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens. BETTY L. PERUGINO Betty, Co-Editor of the yearbook typ- ing staff, is noted for her friendliness and her beautiful manner of dress. Stardust 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Typing Staff, Yearbook Typing Editor, Newspaper Typing Editor, Junior Council, Intra- mural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Baseball, Glee Club, Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Latin I, II, Swimming Club. JOSEPH PETROVITZ Joe Without Joe's invaluable aid the Hi-Y could not have been the fine club it has been. Senior Play, Junior Play, Stardust Re- view 3, 4, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, Hi-Y, Secretary Gym Club, Glee Club, Radio Club, German Club, French Club, Latin Club. JOHN THOMAS O'NElLL Peanuts A very popular guy, whose acting everyone enjoyed in the Junior play and Christmas Cantata. Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I, 2, Junior Play, Class Treasurer 2, Senior Council, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, Pi Delta, Secretary-Treasurer, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Execu- tive Council, HR Vice President 3, HR President 4, Stardust 3. RALPH PARSONS Spider A quiet member of our class who always has a smile for everyone. Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball. PETER V. PERRY Pete An outstanding member of the Gym Club, this tall, dark boy is known and liked by all. Football I, 2, 3, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Gym Club I, 2, 3, 4. JO-ANN PETROVITZ Tootsie Well dressed, sociable, with a lot of personality, Tootsie enjoys a position of an all-around girl. Yearbook Editorial Staff, Intramural Basketball, Intramural V o I I e y b a I I, French Club, Latin Club, Junior Y- Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Glee Club, Pi Delta, Office Aide. WALTER PHILLIPS Waldo We will always remember Waldo and the way he played the tuba. Track 3, Stardust Review I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Angler's Club. ADRIENNE POWELL Deenie Adrienne, although quiet, is a very friendly girl. Home Economics 3, 4, Swimming Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y- Teens. JACK RADER Radar Handsome Jack is noted for his quiet smile which betrays his friendly dis- position. Track 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball. ANN MARGARET RICHARDS Annie With her pleasant disposition and io- vial attitude, Annie will make a good DUISS. Stardust 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Newspaper Editorial Staff, News- paper Business Staff, Intramural Bas- ketball, Volleyball, Latin Club I, 2, Swimming Club 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Junior-Senior Y-Teens. JEANNE RICHARDS Neauw Cheerful, friendly Jeannie serves well as secretary of the Home Economics Club. Intramural Basketball and Volleyball I, 2, 3, Home Economics 3, 4, Secretary, Junior Y-Teens, Office Aide, Senior Y-Teens. .IO-ANN RONALL Jo From play acting to swimming Jo- Ann, sweet and pretty, keeps very busy. Junior Play, Stardust Review 2, News- paper Typist, Intramural Basketball, In- tramural Volleyball, Latin Club I, 2, Swimming Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Christmas Cantata. is , . .3 45- 'li -A si Z, - 1 .., 4 5 '- . ,19 My rw Q if . .. C ,X w ,.-I A. -4 I slst 3 . slugs., ELLIOTT J. PRITCHARD Spike We will never forget Spike's person- ality, riotous performance at Pep sessions, and athletic ability. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Stardust 3, 4, Intramural Basket- ball, Intramural Volleyball, Pi Delta, Engineer's Club, Glee Club, Letter- man, Pan-American, Latin Club, Stu- dent Council President. THEODORE T. REBENNACK Theo Ted, the tall, blond wrestler with the terrific singing voice, is a credit to us all. Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Stardust Review I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, Intramural Bas- ketball, Volleyball, Pi Delta, Letterman's Club, French Club I, Hi-Y I, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY J. RICHARDS Bev Quiet, good-natured, and a talented band member, to you, Bev, we wish the best of luck. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Latin Club I, 2, French Club 2, 3. LOIS RINKENBERGER Rinkie Efficient, co-operative, dependable, Rinkie's sure to be a success. Stardust Review 3, 4, Yearbook Edi- torial Staff, Intramural Basketball, In- tramural Volleyball, Latin Club I, 2, Pan-American Club I, 2, 3, Honor So- ciety, Glee Club 3, 4, GAA 4, Office Aide. ALLAN B. ROSENBERG Al Friendly, Al is known to all as the impressive doctor in the Senior Play. Senior Play, Stardust Review I, 2, ln- tramural Basketball, Intramural Volley- ball, French Club 3, 4, Photo Club 3. 4: Glee Club 3, 4. BERT ROSENTHAL Cookie Bert's flashing smile greets all who have the good fortune of being a friend to this nice boy. Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, French Club 2, 3. VIVIAN LOUISE ROSSER You'd have to search the whole world over for a sweeter or truer friend. Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, Y-Teens 3, 4, Swimming Club. MARY RUTH RUDDICK Half-Pint This small package of fun and friend- liness is active in all of our clubs and the band. Newspaper Staff, Band I, 2, 3, 4, ln- tramural Basketball, Intramural Volley- ball, Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Library Club, Photo Club, French Club, Swimming Club. JEANNE MARGARET SCOTT Scotty Pretty and small, Scotty is full of fun and always active when mischief is afoot. Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, Junior Y-Teens, Home Econom- ics Club. EDWARD SHOOK Farmer Here's our nominee for the title of the nicest and best all-around life of the party in our class. Track Manager I, 2, 3, Intramural Bas- ketball, Intramural Volleyball, Manager I, 2, 3, 4. MARY ELLEN ROSS Elly Cute, sweet, and popular, Elly is an all-round girl whom everyone adores. Junior Play, Yearbook Editorial-Staff, GAA President, Pan-American Secre- tary, Pi Delta, Tumbling Team, Swim- ming Club, Senior Y-Teens, Junior Y-Teens, Latin Club, HR Treasurer, Newspaper Editorial Staff. MAXINE M. ROTHBART Mitzi This petite blond, who is a newcom- mer to our school, brought many new styles from New York. Pan-American Club 4. JOAN B. SAMUEL Joanie Joan's writing ability is tops, but her sweet, gentle friendship is the thing we'lI remember longest after gradu- ation. Newspaper Editorial Staff, Newspaper Business Staff, Intramural Basketball, Pan-American, Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Swimming Club, Orchestra 3, Latin Club I, 2. GEORGE J. SHINAL The outstanding brother in The Bar- retts deserves applause as an actor and a true friend. Senior Play, Stardust 3, 4, Senior Ex- ecutive Council, Intramural Volleyball, Glee Club 3, 4, Photo Club, Latin Club, German Club, Honor Society Treasurer, HR Treasurer 2, HR President 3, Intra- mural Basketball. JOAN SHUMBRIS Shumbie Shumbie has a pleasant smile for everyone, in athletics she's really hard to beat. Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, GAA, Senior Y-Teens, Junior Y-Teens, Swimming Club. RALPH SIROTA Sorta Sorto's lots of fun, with his wonderful sense of humor he adds life to any party. Photo I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, French Club 2, 3, Latin Club I, 2. LOIS S. SMITH Smittie This likable girl with mischief in her eye is always found in a circle of friends. Newspaper Editorial Staff, Junior -Y- Teens, Pan-American Club, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, HR Treasurer I. ALEXANDER ROBERTSON SNYDER AI Neat and exacting, this business stu- dent is a good friend to all. Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Freshman Latin Club, Hi-Y 3, 4. CONSTANCE E. STAHNIK Connie Connie is quiet, sincere, and pleasant -the finest friend anywhere is found in our own class. Newspaper Typist, Junior Y-Teens, Sen- ior Y'Teens, Swimming Club, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball. JOSEPH T. STEINBERG Mouse If fun and personality were what people were measured by, Joe would be one of the tallest boys in our school. Pi Delta, Baseball, Intramural Volley- ball, Intramural Basketball. CHARLES SKIPTUNAS Skip A football player, full of fun, there's never a dull moment when he's around. Track I, 4, Baseball 2, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Stardust 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Letterman's Club, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Wrestling 4, HR Secretary 4, Pi Delta 4, Glee Club 3, 4. ROBERT SMYDEN Bob This tall and handsome letterman is liked by all. Football 2, 4, Track 3, 4, Pi Delta 4, Letterman's Club, Hi-Y 4, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball. DAVID J. SOKIRA Smigs Full of fun, Dave is a true, blue friend and a wonderful person. German Club 3, Latin Club, Usher's Club, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball. CARL BRUCE STEELE Stainless Talented and friendly, this tall artist has a smile for everyone. Yearbook Editorial Staff, Yearbook Art Staff, Sketch Club 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Basketball. RICHARD H. STEINHAUER Dick We'll always remember Dick as the dashing Captain Cook of the Bar- rett's of Wimpole Street. u Football I, 3, Senior Play, Stardust 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Council, Junior Council, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club, Glee Club Treasurer 3, President 4, HR President 4. PATRICIA R. STOUT Pat French Club President, capable, tal- ented, Y e a r b o o k Editor-in-Chief, friendly smile and sweet personality -just call her Pat. Senior Play, Junior Play, Stardust 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Editor-in-Chief, News- paper Editorial Staff, Sophomore Coun- cil, Senior Council, Freshman Latin Club, Junior Latin Club, Junior Y- Teens President, Senior Y-Teens, Glee Club, Vice President 3, French Club President 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Secre- tary 4, Swimming Club, Usher's Club, HR Secretary I, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Bas- ketball. ROBERT SWAINBANK Bee This lad of ours really rates as one of the top boys on the gym team. Football 3, 4, Gym Club Vice Presi- dent, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Pi Delta 4, Intra- mural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball. JAMES TOOLAN Irish With dark, curly hair and a bit of devil in his eyes, Jimmy's a true Irishman. Yearbook Typing Staff, Intramural Vol- Ieyball. EDWARD J. TROUTMAN Easy Ed Tall, blond, and handsome, Eddy though quiet, is nice to know, every- one likes him. Sophomore C o u n c i I, Pan-American Club, Freshman Latin Club, Junior Latin Club, Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. MARY A. URBANOVICH Urb This friendly Senior has a keen sense of humor, and she really knows how to dress well. Newspaper Editorial Staff, Junior Y- Teens, Office Aide, Intramural Volley- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. ALYN SULYK Al Alyn is friendly, talented, and a great asset to the French Club. Stardust 3, 4, Band I, 2, French Club 3, 4, Liaison Officer 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Audio-Visual Aide 3, 4, Library Club, Sketch Club 3, Freshman Latin Club, Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Bas- ketball, Usher's Club. JOSEPH TAKAREWSKI Tak This good-looking fellow has become popular during his four years in high school. Gym Club, Pi Delta, Intramural Bas- ketball, Intramural Volleyball, HR Presi- dent 3. noise TIPPEU repay Eloise is a cute gal who's full of fun, with her pleasing personality she is liked by us all. Stardust 3, Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y- Teens, Secretary, Swimming Club I, 2, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, MARLENE TVORAK Tee Vee Her office as Captain of the girls' tumbling team shows why we say this friendly girl is a super athlete. Yearbook Typing Staff, Junior Y-Teens, GAA, Tumbling Team I, 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 4, Freshman Latin Club, Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Basketball. EDYTHE VAN HORNE Edee This sweet and lively little blonde is known and liked by everyone at K.H.S. Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- Ieyball. FRANCIS W. WALKO Waldo One of the boys most essential to the track team is our Francis. Track I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Stamp and Coin Club, Radio Club. JANET E. WATERS Jan This sweet, adorable, talented lass is very active, and she will go far in anything she tries. Stardust 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Glee Club, GAA, Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens Vice President, French Club 3, Swimming Club. HELEN N. WHAITE We're sure that our Helen, quiet and neat, is going to be a big success some day. Stardust 3, 4, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Latin Club, Glee Club 3, 4, Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y- Teens, Swimming Club 4. HARRY LESLIE WILLIAMS Blond hair, blue eyes, short and friendly, he's always smiling and laughing. Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- Ieyball. MARTIN S. WOYDICK Commissioner Martin's one of the reasons his home- room has won so many basketball and volleyball games. Track, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Gym Club, Freshman Latin Club. -Q' DOROTHY MAE WALLISON Sunshine Just as her nickname tells us, our peppy little cheerleader spreads sun- shine wherever she goes. Senior Play, Junior Play, Stardust I, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, 3, 4, Year- book Editorial Staff, Newspaper Edi- torial Statf, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Senior Council, Junior Council, Intramural Bas- ketball and Volleyball, French Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, Pi Delta, GAA, Glee Club Accompanist, Swim Club, Latin I, 2. PATRICIA ANN WEICHEL Pat Everyone who knows her is her friend, and she's sure to go on mak- ing millions more. Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, GAA 3, 4, Secretary 4, Pi Delta 3, 4, Tumbling Team 3, 4, Home Economics Club 4. GALE WILLIAMS King Wick Gale may sometimes look shy, but looks can be deceiving, he's really swell. Junior Council, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Hi-Y, HR Presi- dent. DOLORES EUGENIA WISCHAK Dee This keen typist and true-blue friend is sweet and lovely and thoughtful all rolled into one. Yearbook Typing Staff, Newspaper Edi- torial Staff, Newspaper Business Staff, Newspaper Typist, Intramural Basket- ball, Intramural Volleyball, Swimming Club, Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens. JOHN YANKOVICH Yank With his artistic talents, John is well on the way to a bright future. Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, Sketch Club. JoAN susAN YASENCHAK Pigeon Joanie's busy as a bee, but she al- ways has that friendly smile for every- one. Stardust 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Typing Staff, Newspaper Editorial Staff, Newspaper Business Staff, Newspaper Typist, In- tramural Basketball, Intramural Volley- ball, GAA, Glee Club, Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Swimming Club, Fresh- man Latin Club, Junior Latin Club. WARREN YEISLEY Yeis lf you've attended affairs at our school, you've probably given your ticket to this smiling fellow. Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Stardust 4, Intra- mural Volleyball, Pan-American Club, Latin Club. FLORENCE YERASHUNAS Flossie This is the girl who always seems to be bubbling over, she's famous for that wonderful laugh. Junior Council, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, GAA, German Club, Latin Club, Senior Y-Teens. ELIZABETH C. ZEKAUSKAS Beze' She has both brains and a sparkling per- sonality, a combination for success. Yearbook Associate Editor, Usher's Club Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Basket ball, Senior Y-Teens, Program Committee French Club, Library Club, GAA Treasurer Honor Society, Freshman Executive Coun cil, Swimming Club, Junior Y-Teens, Jun ior Latin Club Secretary, Sophomore Ex ecutive Council. Q' DANIEL YASTREMSKI Yatsko We heard that Dan's going to be an engineer after he leaves these hallowed halls. Stardust 2, 4, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Hi-Y, Photog- raphy, Baseball Manager I, 2, 3, 4. RITA YENSHUSKI Reef This bright and peppy kid is a favorite of everyone who knows her. Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, GAA, Junior Y-Teens, Office Aide, Home Economics, Swimming Club. LOUISE ZDANCEWICZ Lo To be a stenographer is her ambition, her friendly ways will certainly help in this. Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, Junior Y-Teens, Senior Y-Teens, Office Aide 3, 4. PETER KARIS Cactis JOSEPH OLEKSA SIivers ANTHONY YURKZA Dead Eye' Full of fun and friendliness, tall, dark Joe, an active member of the track team, Dead Eye makes friends just as often as and liked by all-that's a description of is known for his quiet, pleasing ways. he makes mischief, and he does both Pele- Track, Intramural Basketball, Intramural c0 l'wal'Y- Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volley- Volleyball. Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Basket ball. ball, Latin Club, Pi Delta 3, 4. . ,A 'R' ELLIOTT PRITCHARD President Student Gvuucil Last tall the plans of many years were realized when the Student Council was formed. ln October, elections were held in each class for two boys and two girls to act as members of the council. These members, advised by Miss Murphy and Mr. lveson, decided that a school election was to be held for nominees for the presidency of the council. The requirements were that each nominee was to be a Senior and have a passing average. The five people who received the highest number of votes were considered the candidates. Each of these tive was given one chapel period in which to present his platform and to campaign in any other way he chose. On January 24 two voting machines were set up in the auditorium, and everyone was given the opportunity of voting for the candidate of his choice. Elliott Pritchard was chosen President. At the meeting the Council members voted among themselves tor the other officers. Although the council is still in its infancy, it has written its constitution, se- cured housing for 200 delegates who will come to Forty Fort's Student Council Convention this fall, and held a tree sport dance. The goal ot the Student Council is to have our school ot the stu- dents, by the students, and for the students. Bill Yenelavage, Ruth Flis, Elliott Pritchard, Jacqueline Oliver, Allan Husband. 'W' First row, left to right: G. Aclamchick, M. Michaels, J. Oliver, R. Flis, B. Zekauskas, J. Williams, S. Archard, H. Harding, B. Spishock. Second row: C. Fahey, J. Collis, J. Jablonski, J. Luft, A. Husband, B. Yenelavage, E. Masonis. Q2 4 xy '67 Freshmen William Edwards, Ann Mullahy, Claudette Roll, Bob Coslett. Prepsmen Barbara Bailey, Wilbert Thomas, Lynn Boyle. llmler Cflass Officers Juniors Delbert Coslett, Meriel Berk, Milton Johnson, Kay James. Soplftomores Rita Sokola, Al Baron, Esther Hillard, Andy Marko. tv 'fini J' 'TP Eafeculi 5 Hauucils Juniors Top row, left to right: B. Walsh, M Johnson, B. Jacobson, H. Roat, P. Fiske Seated: K, James, M. Williams, M. Berk L. Mihal, B. Spishock. Sophomores Standing, left to right: E. Masonis, J. Heltzel, A. Marko, A. Baron, P. Smith, B. Koval, D. Falkowitz, E. Bonawitz. Seated: J. Starzinski, M. Zdancewicz, E. Hillard, R. Sokola, D. Krokoski, R. Coslett, B. Carpenter, B. Narsavage, N. Kaufer, S, Scheu. juuiv 5 First row, left to right: Catherine Caligas, Dorothy Austin, Cheta Bortz, Barbara Culver, Rosemary Alexis, Mina Coon, Margaret Allen, Anna Danna, Ann Clark, Doris Berdy. Second row: George Evans, Thomas Cadden, Peter Brozusky, Joan Buza, Bonnie Blair, 9 ROOM lO5 Miss Murph F' First row, left to right: Gloria Davis, Mary Jean Edwards, Susan Dukas, Marilyn Dawson, Shirley Fleschut, Jean Dougherty, Bar- bara De Julius, Rosalie Eisenstein, Patricia Fiske, Audrey Deitz. Second row: Frank Fahey, Shirley Erwine, Hope Faust, Catherine Gallagher, Marie Fetzer, Louise Dylewski, Jane Flis, First row, left to right: Emily Gresh, Marilyn Huffman, Kay James, Joan Kuderka, Doris Johnson, Sallie Lyons, Mary Ann Linton, Sallie Luft, Geraldine Lukachik, Josephine Kachensky. Second row: Beverly Hirner, Eleanore Lindemann, Patricia Jones, Theresa Melba Dod- HOME ROOM 106 Miss Jayne L. Y.f 'S Meriel Berk, Marilyn Berk, Loleen Cartwright, William Bosso, James Cox. Third row: Robert Egan, Edward Bilbow, James Anzalone, Paul Doll, Donald Bolinski, Charles Dovedytis, Delbert Coslett, John Durkin, Earl Conrad, Robert Bassett, George Buzinki. 40 iii' E! F son, Mary Edwards, Bill Jacobson, Don Harbaugh. Third row: Max Greenwald, Jerry Fitzgerald, Jack Fletcher, Joe Gallagher, Frank Januski, Ray Gehris, Jack Evans, Edward Greenwood, Al Husband, Jack Haddow. l iliwi f las-il , HOME Rooivie 107 l Mr. schiaef fQ.oio-of-i'!1 't-I S S Kapica, Geraldine Goodall, Eleanor Jablonski, Sally Klein, Jac' queline Jones, Mary Jo Gallagher. Third row: Frank Kline, Robert Marko, Barry Lefkowitz, Dennis Llewellyn, Milton Johnson, William Jones, Jerry Luft, Bernard Magagna, John Jewelinski. HOME ROOM 108 Mrs Norbert HOME ROOM lil Miss Jones HOME ROOM 112 ' Mei Mr Pugh ,Wumrs ton, Joan Oleski, Margrit Nievergelt, Mary McHugh, Louise Or- lowski, Catherine Moran, Patricia Nauss, Jerry Murtha. Third row: Harry Roat, Walter Piszczek, Stanley Novicki, Joseph Reece, Chris Mulsteff, Alan Metroka, Walter Pluta, Stanley Meleski, Fred Moody, Raymond Reese, James Martin. I nP ' First row left to right Mary Ellen Wallace Joan Rukstalis Geraldine rhomasl Jean shone, Mary Shaffer, Barbara Spisak, June Seirchek, Waskiewicz Patricia Vecchio Florence Sprau Barbira Thompson Third row: Edwin Scott, Joseph galayinol gonald Snaubl Frank Jane R0d9eV5 Maflha Wagnef Gelaldme Smnlt Second 'OW Schmitt, Edward Starzinski, Vincent Sicurella, William Shimansky. 43 berger, Audrey Wilson, Marilyn Williams, Eleanor Wilbur, Miriam Weber, Edward Urban, Harry Williams. Third row: Donald Williams, Wilbert Taylor, David Williams, Robert Sulitka, Edmond Zoranski, Donald Wright, Robert Turnbull, Robert Surwilla. HOME ROOM 202-Miss McHugh First row, left to right: Marilyn Davis, Maureen Gallagher, Ann Corgan, Marilyn Gimber, Rose- mary Crofchick, Rita Eichorn, Margery Glazier, Barbara Frear, Arline Eichorn. Second row: Wil- lard Cool, Metro Fetko, Josephine Forystek, Rachel Coslett, Mary Ann Gonos, Bernice Celinder, Leroy Fiergang, Micheal Felia. Third row: Car- roll Davenport, John Danko, David Evans, Daniel Falkowitz, Gerald Cruse, Francis Danielowicz, Daniel Davis. 3 , . Saphamares HOME ROOM 201--Miss Pritchard First row, left to right: Jarte Ellen Bingham, Mary Lou Casterline, Valeria Butcavage, Patsy Aiken, Jeannett Bubble, Jacqueline Chapin, Lola Bair, Marilyn Antinnes, Barbara Carpenter, Dorothy Clayton. Second row: Eugene Austin, Donald Campbell, Betsy Bretz, Lois Conrad, Dorothy Andersen, Marion Cipolla, Jane Conner, Eugene Carpenetti, Joel Bergsrnan, Edward Clark. Third row: Fred Brokenshire, Bernard Borkowski, Edward Cherneslci, Albert Baron Lawrence Butcavage, Joseph Bradley, Evan Bon' awitz, Millard Christmas, Robert Benner. HOME ROOM 2O4AMr. William Morgan First row, left to right: Bernice Kumitis, Judith Mcliensie, Marie Michaels, Mary Louise Ludorf, Harriet Lewis, Carol Mickey, Jean Ann Michak, Dorothy Krokosky, Joan Lewis, Carol Matus. Second row: John Kuderka, Andrew Marko, Ray- mond Litman, Sue Margo Lustig, Sally McHugh, Evelyn Malushis, Rita Matiskella, Thomas Keiter, William Martin, Edwin Kryk. Third row: Tony Klein, Edison Lanyon, John Llewellyn, Robert Kohl, Raymond Leandri, Bernard Koval, Norman Kopiak, Joseph Kotarski, John Maclntyre. ali HOME ROOM 2O3AMrs. Toole First row, left to right: Lois Jones, Charlotte Hoeschele, Beatrice Husty, Janet Jones, Maureen Harron, Evelyn Krohn, Naomi Kaufer. Second row: Joel Frank, Jerome Gardner, Esther Hillard. Ruth Kolezar, Dorothy Kachrnar, Willard Hooper, Edward Heltzel. Third row: John Harvey, William Harding, Leonard Gonchar, Richard Keeler, Har- vey Hafetz, Harry Freeburn. I .Os '- 1ll llfl .sz .I- Saplzamorcs HOME ROOM 205--Mr. D. Jones First row, left to right: Lucille Pitlcevicz, Joan Reilly, Jane Price, Yvonne Paley, Saundra Miles, Barbara Reidlinger, Mary Nice, Lois Pape, Joan Miller. Second row: Donald Moran, Edward Moran, Lucille Obuchowski, Marie Opsitus, .lac- queline Oliver, Carol Price, Betty Narsavage, Jerry Ogurkis, Edward Masonis. Third row: Harvey Miller, Fred Mountioy, William O'Neil, Grant Parry, Sandy Newman, Eugene Palchanis, Brien McHugh, HOME ROOM 207-Miss McLaughlin First row, left to right: Ann Styborski, Nancy Thomas, Joan Starzinski, Flora Thorner, Rita Sokola, Joan Toolan, Joan Ann Usevicz, Ruth Vivian, Helen Urlaanovich. Second row: Wayne Seioel, Thomas Ryan, Joseph Stahnick, Daniel Sekel, Bernard Shupp, Paul Smith, Joseph Sim- onson, Charles Simon, HOME ROOM 206-Miss Thompson First row, left to right: Romayne Shukwietis, La Mere Richard, Janice Skripka, Beverly Smith, Ona Skiptunas, Mary Ruth Scott, Barbara Sch- wartzbach, Judith Siegel. Second row: Ronald Phillips, William Parsons, Sally Scheu, Ellen Sekel, Janet Schall, Janice Russell, Caroline Sa- lefsky, Louis Rappaport, John Petrauskas, Third row: Charles Peterman, Wayne Pugh, Drue Patterson, Robert Phillips, James Perugino, Thomas Parsons. HOME ROOM Qi 'lAMr. Anthony First row, left to right: Jean Marie Weir, Bar- bara Winton, Jessie Watkins, Marion Yasenchak, Marie Zdancewicz, Marion Yerashunas, Dorothy Yenshuski, Margaret Waters. Second row: Daniel Zikowski, John Voight, Rufus Williams, Marilyn Wolfe, Beverly Westfield, Rita Zaledonis, Ann Marie Weir, Richard Tredinniclc, Jack White. Third row: James Watkins, James Wempa, Tony Wisnewski, William Yarashas, William Yenelavage, Robert Yurkanin, Edward Wasilowski. HOME ROOM 200A-Miss Cronin First row, left to right: Mary Ann Churnoski, Zelphia Carter, Mariellen Connell, Joan Ertley, Jane Carson, Barbara Catron, Joan Evans, Ruth Davis, Toby Brandt, Maryrose Considine, Second row: Charles Fahey, Carl Dodson, Nancy Eddy, Virginia Evans, Patricia Casey, Carolyn Brennan, Eleanor Drochak, Charles Gareis, James Collis, William Edwards. Third row: Jack Connor, Wil- liam Gallagher, James Gallagher, William Burak, Sandor Gelb,. John Brokenshire, Frank Elko, James Brunza, Robert Coslett. ,ac -.ss ale- HOME ROOM 212-Mr. Brenner First row, left to right: Beverly Knops, Janice Karmilowicz, Louise Kingsbury, Lois Keener, lrene Kobylski, Aileen Karabon, Martha Klockgether, Carol Jones, Barbara lshley, Patsy Jones. Second row: William Marks, .Stanley Kozloski, Albert Kuchinskas, George Kurisky, Peter Martin, Ster- lihcl Lamoreux. Edward Kelly, Gerald Kauffer, Thomas Kelly. Third row: Robert Kersteen, Louis Latimer, Robert Mason, William Jones, Eugene Lazarus. Qrcslzmm HOME ROOM 200B-Mr. Vail First row, left to right: Amos Gregson, Marilyn Andress, Rita Balberchak, Marie Baronitis, Sheila Archard, Carol Bonawitz, Mary Buzinki, Geraldine Adamchik, Phyllis Barnoski, Dorothy Bandish, Patricia Bedeski. Second row: Raymond Barn, hardt, George Becky, John Booth, Mark Adelson, Howard Bowman, Felix Belinski, Carl Boyd, Alexander Belenski, George Booth, Delvin Bow- man. .N 4:5 LECTURE ROOM-Mr. P. Morgan First row, left to right: Marie Freeman, Mary Hagen, Dorothy Horsefield, Gay Heit, Mary Ann Hughes, Virginia Gross, Lynne Gallagher, June Fetzer, Marguerite Fleschut, Second row: John Grimes, William James, Robert Hagen, James Gilgalon, John Gozick, Vincent Hanch, Earl Gladey, David Hergert, Robert Holodnak, Phillip Hitchings. e-,M :.h1...a-nn., A 576 hmm BIOLOGY LAB-Mr. Dobb First row, left to right: Mary Liqua, Carolyn Lauer, Joan Leshinski, Susane Lehman, Ann Mooney, Dolores Kwasny, Margaret Maclntyre, Lenore Lauder, Catherine Matthews, Joann Kova- leski. Second row: Edward Munkatchy, Jack Morris, Daniel Moser, Raymond Moser, Edward Parsons, Thomas McAvoy, Michael Melchior, Ronald O'neil. Third row: Francis McHugh, Robert Nicholas, John Oleski, John O'brien, Michael Pasanek, John Melton. L, HOME ROOM 216-Miss Zawatski First row, left to right: Anna Servello, Betty Ann Savitski, Dorothy Rukstalis, Suzanne Sears, Nancy Richards, Judy Saunders, Rose Testen, Claudette Roll, Nancy Reynolds. Second row: Anthony Sokira, Charles Sincavage, Katherine Scureman, Lucille Scott, Rose Simon, Gerald Sobol, Norman Tabor, Edward Stroud. Third row: Bernard Skammer, John Simons, Marlyn Smith, Stewart Swett, William Smulowitz. .- - R R' R .. Y .J L A ' X ii i Im rv ' if el N' y Q .i-digg' if A3 r as - 1, V 7 5 HOME ROOM 215-Miss Davenport First row, left to right: Sandra Novy, Ruth Os- trowski, Patricia Reed, Jane O'Day, Anne Mull- ahy, Ruth Ann Morgan, Patricia O'Connor Winifred Reese, Sandra Pulver, Grace Moore Esther Pool. Second row: Edward Pecukonis David Rittinger, Robert Price, Jonathan Russin George Schall, Richard Rees, Thomas Shaffer, Robert Perella, Gerald Samies, Walter Seasoclr. Third row: Robert Rish, Ronald Sebolka, Robert Phillips, David Schoenfeld, Thomas Shone, Robert Pearlman, Wade Rendle. I I 1 I D Mi HOME ROOM 217-Miss Lee First row, left to right: Joan Young, Marilyn Worden, Bernadine Yackamovitch, Mary Ann Stanchak, Evelyn Tocheny, Sally Woydick, Ber- nadine Vidunas, Annette Walukiewicz, Rose Weine stein, Sarah Toole. Second row: Donald Zimmer- man, Robert Williams, Melvin Williams, Barbara Walsh, Dorothy Walters, Mary Walizer, Earl Williams, Eli Wainstein, Andrew Yanchak. Third row: Willard Wright, Joseph Turner, Patrick Wisnewski, David Wasserstrom, Robert Usaitis, Christopher Todd, Richard Williams, Albert Tonkin. 2 Wai!! HOME ROOM 10B-Mrs. Thomas First row, left to right: Connie Engler, Evelyn Coslett, Beverly Evanitus, Ruth Cooper, Carol Edevane, Mary Demko, Betty Mae Cluver, Joan Clarke, Mary Beth Comiskey. Second row: Rus- sell Dunne, Stanley Elinsky, Walter Dalon, Wil- liam Evans, Sandra Epstein, Shirley Coleman, Ernest Epstein, Joseph Egan, Eugene Edwards. Third row: Drue Daniels, Robert Elston, John Cross, Ned.Curtis, George Ellsworth, James Feldman, Thomas Cover. NX ,fx 1 HOME ROOM 3-Mr. David Edwards First row, left to right: Judy Kravitz, Phyllis Hughes, Barbara Lieb, Bonnie Lowe, Jacqueline Houck, Eleanor Marriott, Barbara Kern, Betty Kozik, Roberta Kline. Second row: Bill Littleton, Jerry Lasman, Eleanor Kasmark, Edith McGuire, Sandra Klein, Mary Kimble, Mary Lemes, Jessie Janiigian, Joe Kratzer, John Kopack. Third row: John Kurislry, Bill Lewis, Edward Lowman, Lay- ton Love, Jim Mclntyre, Harold Leventhal, Dick Landy. Zfrcff mm HOME ROOM 12-Miss Maxwell First row, left to right: Lynn Boyle, Margaret Boyer, Ann Marie Bilbow, Rochelle Ciaio, Judith Aiken. Shirley Bellas, Florence Benny, Janice Bernard. Second row: John Basarab, James Bosso, Charles Austin, Beverly Baird, Barbara Bailey, James Bogdan, John Blockberger, Robert Cooper. Third row: William Alles, Barry Breese, John Brennan, James Connell, Arthur Belles, James Cannon. HOME ROOM li-Miss Fay First row, left to right: Ruth Holodnalr, Marilyn Hooper, Virginia Hardy, Sharon Freed, Rosalie Houck, Maureen Germann, Betty Jane Gregory, Ruth Gido, Grace Fetter. Second row: Charles Kappler, Michael Kaiser, Joan Franklin, Mary George, Gloria Glahn, Helen Harding, Alice Flis, Ronald Gober, David Forester. Third row: William Kay, Robert Harrison, Billy James, James Hoobler, Tommy Judge, Ray Gallagher, Glade Frisbie, Ransom Kile, Charles Kerstetter. u.,,N Prvpsmm HOME ROOM T5--Miss Kerschner First row, left to right: Arline Mucha, Ann Meyers, Jacqueline Price, Joan Pelcher, Ellen Mulloy, Jacqueline Parry, Rosemarie Pieck, Carol Martin, Beverly Mae Pritchard. Second row: Carl Nichollas, Ben Margavage, Edward McDermott, Margaret Martin, Judith Pasanek, Eileen Moran, Janet McElwee, Catherine O'Brien, Robert Metz- ger, Rhys Phillips. Third row: Kelley Mather, William McGoey, Robert Nuss, Fred Mihal, George Mountioy, Bruce Miles, Robert Meleski, James McGough, Clarence McDermott. HOME ROOM 7-Miss Darrow First row, left to right: Elaine Tracey, Roberta Walters, Dorothy Trykoski, Janet Thomas, Judy Solomon, Rita Smyden, Dorothy Sponseller, Doro- thy Thomas, Regina Toraitis. Second row: Max Schleicher, Charles Snyder, Herbert Simpson, Bernadette Vidunas, Lida Mae Thomas, Kay Watkins, Francis Steck, Daniel Stevens, Vincent Servello. Third row: Charles Shaffer, Gerald Stascavage, Gordon Sipple, Robert Sislian. ss... l J il HOME ROOM 2-Mrs. Kilduff First row, left to right: Harolyn Rome, Evelyn Sigler, Harriet Sheerin, Margaret Sanders, Char- laine Regan, Blanche Scureman, Barbara Rolison, Ann Louise Ransom, Suzanne Scheurer, Second row: Paul Sachs, John Roberts, Emilie Ruth Roat, Dorothy Russell, Katherine Scheftley, Mary Serdinske, Gale Rome, Barbara Shapinas, Theo- dore Perry. Third row: Robert Siegel, Robert Puhl, Lee Ransavage, Thomas Richards, Richard Powell, Ronald Russo, Warren Rosengrant, Keith Rosenn. HOME ROOM 8-Mr. Stahl First row, left to right: Dauriz Wilkie, Delores Tamanini, Susan Wainstein, Judith Weiss, Judith A, Williams, Marian Yenshuski, Margaret Watkins, Eileen Williams, Dorothy Williams. Second row: Robert Stewart, David Whipple, Carolyn Wilson, Judith Ziegenfus, Gail Yeisley, Joan Wilson, Lois Wolfle, Barbara Zuris, Leonard Unterberger. Third row: James Williams, Edward Stone, Joseph Troy, Leonard Wisnewski, Thomas Stanks, John Yurch, Wilbert Thomas, Jan Verbinski. HOMEROOM 16 Mr. John Reese First row, left to right: John Thomas, Robert Rukstalis, Robert Redington, Phillip Skeba. Second row: Eva Newburger, Mar- ilyn Wilson, Betty Mondulick. SJ E af 'jg' V0 afiv al5'cl1ol sweat wir iii 2 E E. S if-fm H fs ' VOCATIONAL First row, left to right: Daniel Zikowslci, Eugene Austin, Edwin Kryck, Louis Ruseskas, Stephen Radzinski, Edward Raver, John Petrauskas. Second row: Willard Cool, Wayne Siegel, Edward Moran, Robert Yurlcanin, Thomas Parsons, John Danko, Wayne Kennedy, William Parsons. Third row: Joseph Stahnik, William Yerashas, Richard Keeler, Norman Kopiak. VOCATIONAL SCHOOL First row, left to right: Edwin Scott, Vincent Sicarella, Art Parsons, Jerry Murtha, Robert Narsavage, Jack Haddow, John Shutlock, William Shimansky. 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Associate Editor PATRICIA STOUT Editor Organizations CAROL ANN GARDNER Art Editor DAVID CAMPTON Sports Editor PAUL GALLAGHER Advisor MR LEWIS KOHN BETTY ZEKAUSKAS Associate Editor Feature Editor JOE .IABLONSKI BARBARA FITCH One of the first tasks before us this year was to choose members for the YEARBOOK EDITORIAL STAFF. After careful consideration the entire Senior Class elected those pictured on these pages to positions on the staff. This capable staff held a meeting early in the year in order to choose a yearbook cover, From this point on, the editorial staff worked diligently in order to gather information and write the editorials concerning sports, plays, and all other extra-curricular activities. After the material had. been checked by the English De- partment, the typing staff prepared it for the printer, then the business staff enthusiastically launched a campaign to sell our year- books. This was all done under the excellent supervision of Mr. Kohn, Mr. lveson, Mr. Wm. Morgan, Miss Cahalan, Mrs. Schulz and Miss Weis. We, the class of '52, sincerely hope that you may gain as much pleasure in reading this book as we have had working on it. May this yearbook be an everlasting link in your pleasant chain of memories! Sports Editor Photography Editor DOROTHY WALLISON PAUL MUSPRATT Layout Editor ALYN SULYK Associate Art Editor JOAN BURGESS ,X . Q I Sports Editor JAMES FERRIS YEARBOOK EDITORIAL AND ART STAFF First row, reading from left to right: D. Wallison, C. A. Gardner, J. Hughes, M. E. Ross, H. Kozloski, R. Flis, J. Loughlin, M. Urbanovich, C. Evans, B. Chasin, L. Jones. Second row: P. Bland- ford, J. Burgess, R. Grigor, M. Karmilowicz, J. Petrovitz, K. Duengev, N. Elinsky, A. Richards, L. Rinkenberger, B. Fitch. Third row: L. Kennedy, S. Harvey, B. Zekauskas, N. Brown, P, Stout, C. Barry, J. Petrovitz, B. Coslett, L. Jones, R. M. Bilko, R. Nl- Goldsmith. Fourth row: J. .lablonski, J, Ferris, R. Krupinski, R. Dernpski, C. Steele, A. Sulyk, S. Fetko, H. Friedman, P. Gallagher, D. Campton. Editorial Art Staff DORIS DARE Typing Editor YEARBOOK BUSINESS STAFF YEARBOOK TYPING STAFF First row, reading from left to right: R. James, B. Morgan, D. Wischak, D. Dare, B. Perugino, J. Yasenchak. Second row: M. Drobenak, N. Miller, L. J. Neuburger, M. Tvorak, M. Barrouk, B. Hessler. Third row: R. Gareis, M. Abrams, J. Coleman. BETTY PERUGINO Typing Editor First row, left to right: B. Perugino, D. Wischak, J. Yaserichak, M. Drobenak, J. Samuel, M. Brodie, J. Waters, M. Carpenter. Second row: B. Baur, N. Hughes, J. Petrovitz, E. Tippett, B. Heessler, M. Karmilowicz, R. M. Billco. Third row: D. Gery, J. McHugh, E. Pritchard, J. Falk, F. Kachensky, A. Sulyk, G. Brown. Fourth row: A. Olack, J. Petrovitz, M. Lamade, T. Rebennack, J. .lablonski, C. Gimber, J. Adams. MICHAEL LAMADE Business Manager Bom the Huskiesliingstoniannoosi the Huskies The Kingstonian imidmfs Edited and Published by the Students of KINGSTON HIGH SCHOOL, KINGSTON, PENNSYLVANIA EDITORIAL STAFF Editors-in-Chief ................ Blanche Coslett, Lynette Jones Girls' Sponts Editor .. .............. Althea Cominsky Boys' Sports Editor .. ............. Bernard Klein Activities ......... . . Lois Smith, Mary Ellen Ross lfashions . . . ....... Carol Ann Gardner .Allunmi ....... ......... D orothy W'allison Feature Editors .. .. Norma Elinsky, Patsy Stout I'hotographer ..... Bert Husband Studios I 'inernmzercnv ..... ........... D orothy Handley J l'.'.rr'hnnge lfllifllf . .. ................ Ann Richards Iirmulr-a.vt.v ....... .. Paul Gallagher, Ernest Martin Platter Fhatter .. .............. Nancy Miller LYNEYTE JONES is agalnl A BLANCHE CQSLETT lnrtry lfrlitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . llfary MCNelis Well buggy-ful school Yegrdgiies- 'M yguz. faxgv-.ure 1' - ther Won rk an sts- A Oflte nrtoon .......,...... ................... S tephen Fetko 0 d fun of homewo Yi t Qoultl he ve S We start l,.-l.f, 'me . 3 W 9' , ,Q 'f A 31' Ed -' C ebate Squad A nltoncl W C A But listen. boy i-.n'E0He, hifw Witfliofillhlwa, Q ' -we W- 1 enllett . ' ext 8 di Goes Into ere e me -. s0m.,,,,t 'th f-B1.,.W5 -we During' this past week v all afdgst that . 'l ' UM... plvpt- re flving fast and ' ' ' 0 e mos . , 0 - - P -A Rm I T. lueshon Box mil Room 20' If . i Ov to be and H , 3, ne oth T - If it - 'H 79 I DONTL' , I T ,,, . 7, swat A .V . B fe ' if . V17. N THF, WAN' ., ., lv .,,, wguld Youddotlrf You l PS ,.,. . A LET ' 'mv ' v ef Of? Stu en ' SE ' w Homeie. IT GS z, . --' Jndra Miles - Teach her '. , . A nous by se1i..fI4Pp T04 ' on. ' 5509 el -ed and White Strip- EN! L A Lola Bair - Give them a lot 'cl' owaii Si mdgoiiw V f ..es. Between now and Ofgfhy 'W' , , V hgmework, HV, when fave gorceft nayurac q 'e A' the school year, each Ilhiulninagg ml ul Barbara Carpenter - Ms mm thxeilcs Z XIWCYCCQQ. Year 6 MR ANTHONY lm Wm Sponge!! a oft to schoo MR BRENNER im do an the-work' - .n ma my 004' 'haul 'Y ge aleax 'Ad , A ' 'Ad , Evan Bonawitz -- Give thi will Xmskele ol' W Xwxsvetbi V Visor mo' 2 same things they give us. ,.Vi,.,..l wa SXXHYOT Q00 we YW' qv-one 0,3 1' JK. Marilyn Antinnes - Treat thi 'll Sllxlewwv -alley' Silo Very vslfax -xl in the Never- left their stale gum there the same as they treat us' llt-il u . the Q . XOOW .W Se X9 iii, . ' Joan Lewis - Murder! ! ml -11 in rn hah es vii v douh 6 . . or lt' . Marylea Edwards - What co1 W'-ST Tlufcw ge-YR wrtxvh A14 73 Q 0 visit the Then with a supreme do? ., ,..,i,...i sable ,-.,, veil 196759 fu- A. on 'lmmg got to my fees Miyagi? ff Viarilvn Hooper W Keep T u p dfwn 'u wards after school? ? 5133 congimf faryanne Gonos - I would f playing yo M., A..,i,.,-,,,. mm. km EDITORIAL STAFF-First row, reading from left to right: C. Gardner, A. Richards, D. Handley, N. Elinsky, B. Klein, A. Cominsky, P. Gallagher, B. Cosleti, L. Jones, M. E. Ross, M. McNelis, N. Miller, M. Urbanovich, D. Wischak. Second row: M. Fetzer, M. Shaffer, T. Kapica, S. Fleshut, A. Clark, A. Danna, J. Lewis, B. Carpenter, M. Antinnes, L. Bair, J. Yasenchak, E. Ogurkis, D. Berdy. Third row: C. Gallagher, S. Lyons, M. C. , Steck, V. Warnick, M. Zdancewicz, J. M. Weir, H. Urbanovitch, M. Edwards, M. L. Casterline, J. E. Bingham, M. Gallagher. Fourth row: S- F Klein, B. Herner, E. Wilbur, G. Waskiewitz, P. ' Zweier, A. Miskel, R. Coslett, P, Fiske, C. Moran, . S. McHugh. '2 5,3356 2 i-1223313 1?..g'hz5g1.y swat... 1 ' . book at them tyive them 1 now, but smc Worksyc l aw z al for quite MRTTOH DTOTJPHBI Thi ami the nam: g ami the Team! Hove Much To Be What A Way Book Review Teacher f By Elsie Barber o Thqnlfful Fnr To Dle M... ...............,. .,.... lly Patsy S Sunni-tinies when ' stillness of the 1 li tlotl about my dismal tlmllgrhts 1 'hat if - - Y? l not been born i nes. to enioy tl' vilesres and rig re? What if I -li lovine' parents the right path '? A' , but there are a tl ssibilities. l shiver nsion as l realize ve been. rim- 'ue Q .. ch Boll . N' , 'CMHYVC glib Mont? .. Aye v von cal Or llolll N00 50 Monfh ftli h . V ge tg HHS month iq ' in tpigends most of is not film SO, con- 'Web H in around 'all ins is held in he Sen. ' n Classes lor C l advisor Mass of :he SDD ' 13 An- 'C CIl1br?S0:,V?f the E of his hal.: Will v when thi Woik promm foli fig S hn . 1 VG! I5ord,zJ..1.S his A1, .ty at Columbia. He has aduate work at Buc ate, University of Pc d Scranton Universi en here in Kingston l lee 1932. Mr. Andrews had t out the Senior Class, X low oii mytll' www- ' A l VA' iq 'G'V 'qv X' :YV '5P'XQ'l'e'b'S 'gig' N' ' I xv AU ' me of the best tha N get YU? Spend TYPING STAFF-First row, reading from left to right: D. Best, D. Wischak, J. Yasenchak, B. Morgan. 5001's gym- had. A I glniuawcflx Wo Q Second row: D. Dare, J. Ronail, C. Stanik, N. Miller, B. Perugino. Q do their host to -- o 0 . . L t, - - y - -. .- rl Pl walk l V eulX ookiln li DUN' so and so. fCenso 017' 4 Chollv es'-e 5951? that 'S awgn' .t A Yell GOOA 1 8050 o W but 10,2 X A V56 Nos 4 tvowxcgh My-, Andre ,.,- low' HHCY ,Tc BCC vm0 p ' usly though each and C ym H ca ati the S4 ybqfe QJON fe-'CCOSS 4llll'lY1H .oh goood and cw .- the 95,-is gym Club X admgg thagwuteq and ifqwzege, 601934. S, we know incl Sufq NNOYR ongmtl 'aise-. They have prz A heel, 9' dear, M' 4. S94 ifbxi '290fo'lY1I! and t uym 'W carl' long under the vei xogg-Le, NW X my eac 596 , 'if' O0 42' 'S and rhfll lmqou llolcx ww tions of Mrs. Relbadsnal K 290 uv nose am iwexgag 'Quail' it. P H' '10 ps ww YO . tore Q 4 'S 'ed lt- Cami. 30.01 l V JOAN LONG 50 li ' 2 l 'mv 'qlqwv 40 -' -'NWN fi' X- - dawn ' r'l 5 6 X9 ll of ' X AORN' C30 L 1 Business Manager ax WH me' Xogyljng io xack 43' bk' l prout xl to ,, NOW Y apo nd B qw V I I Ii wgm . H I5 ' t X111 Red 2 Q .tat vue want ale pu- nr .ty Miki! S001 ja-5' pa 'J wha The Qnsoyefl rrespond with Jap ,ginlylfi lql Muowiinutesxigigg 11- liepessefya r had lustwyyen Nleidents. Your editors al ' ' ' VNC .t H165 ' Pdfest ' we hd U1 Mutlevis hottie' hgmsel wver a hundred letters mlm-ss o. XS x Xa CO' Hp so be ejv TWO ' from bxafyg hx. 1 I J V b N . ' ago - ,W i . ,, fb 8016 nes ve ek ke don ut ago 1 s my apancse oys a ...mg w wrt' cw Glu'-. K: oe now' ef-au' theta Dr.. Qffrlitenxnz 0 W he tu will ww Us your 'ndwlt I J' Ll. with Y new lilheresd' mes -. - 'h0S6 os We- 5 lag atter'! as 40 ,hc aw' and Sex for. llovti-in 8 MLC esicli B Url' ' Hn wwf you Q 63 he m tcalwl YOU ll0Sll'0, W0 will . ul axe 'lp RRQJ 'IW 0' , ln. . .no 1. Tha ,Al I. .1 lnufw mann. I POII11' , y SMX-vc For h.I.r1'q,,. in 171002355 - ...,,.., L Zach marking ,lt-'riod the Se 'I DCM. 'Sl7e,.f6 E . A V 111. . ., nor Socu-t awards banne 07 'e- :pa 1 k..m....f..e.X.. ...:u. .L 1. '-110701. dnl .Chan BUSINESS STAFF---First row, reading from left to right: S. Lyons, J. Yasenchak, D, Wischak, B. Carpenter, B. Coslett, J. Long, L. Jones, G. Waskievvicz, D. Berdy. Second row: S. Fleshut, J. M. Weir, H. Urbanovich, P. Zweier, G. Good- wall, L. Weisberger, E. Wilbur, M. L. Casterline. Third row: C, Gallagher, M. C. Steck, V. Warnick, S. Klein, M. Shaffer, M. Fetzer, C. Moran, B. Hefner. . li. UIUU IIUIUB l.llCLllUll The United Nations Club recent- had an election of officers. usident, .loan Ertlev: Vice-presi- tl, Sarah Tooleg Secretary, try Anne Ilughesg Treasurer, uri Wilkie: licnorter. Rita Ma- kella. An initiation of the new mln-rs and effieers took place January 10th at 7:30 in the -1 .tn .Y Marilyn vt . 'rin of the i bel of Cl Christmas 4 members th ols, while tl Pinata fille custom in S ries. After : and much c s Q 5 S Qi' 111 lluifed ,N firms Advisor ,,,,,,,,,,, .....,. M ISS MARGARET FAY President ,, ,,,,,,, , ...,,..,,.,,,,, ,.,,, J OAN ERTLEY Vice President .,,,,, ..,......,...... S ARAH TOOLE Secretary ,,,,,,,.,.,. ...,,. M ARY ANN HUGHES Treasurer ,..,,..,. ,,.,,.....,.. D AURIZ WILKIE Reporter ,,,,,,.,....... .,.........,..,,.,Y,,,,,Y,,,Y,,,.,,,,,,,..,,..,, R ITA MATISKELLA The UNITED NATIONS CLUB has as its aim and primary purposez' the acquaintance of members and the school with the purpose, structure, and' accomplishments of the world organization, the United Nations. To accomplish this goal, the club shows films and holds panel discussions on the United Na- tions. It also gives skits and short plays to en- tertain the members and to further inform them of the activities of the United Nations. The club hopes to take a trip to the United Nations' headquarters in New York City in the near future. Plat 0 61116 Advisor ,,,, .,,,. M R. HERMAN SHIPLETT President ............ e....,.,...... R ALPH SIROTA Vice President ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, E ARL CONRAD Secretary ......... ..,.. J ACQUELINE JONES Treasurer ,........,,... ........,,.... .,.., ....,,,,.,,......,,,,..,,.,,..,. P A T TY JONES The purpose of the PHOTO CLUB is to teach photography to those interested in it but not familiar with it. lt has aided the yearbook staff by taking pictures for the yearbook of 1952. Entrance into the club is obtained by maiority vote of the old members of the club. First row, left to right: N. Hughes, M. Carpenter, J. Burgess, M. Drobenak, J. A, Petrovitz, H. Kozloski, A. Deitz, B. Hessler, B. Chasin. Second row: C. A. Gardner, J. Berdy, R. Flis, L. Kennedy, J. A. Loughlin, K. Duenger, V. Rosser, J. Long, M. McNelis, M. C. Steck. Third roviu A. Powell, J. Chapin, E. Molitoris, L. Zdance- wicz, R. M. Goldsmith, L. Rinkenberger, M. Urbanovich, B. Moran. First row: S. Toole, R. Ostrowski, R. Weinstein, M. A. Hughes, G Heit, L. Gallagher, J. Ertley. Second row: N. Reynolds, J. Russell J. Lewis, M. L. Edwards, M. L. Ludorf, E. Malusis, R. Simon Third row: J. Russin, E. Lazarus, R. Matiskella, R. Eichorn, M Davis, A. Eichorn. First row, reading from left to right: G. Smith, M. Williams, E. Wilbur, J. Jones, P. Jones, E. Jones, M. Dawson. Second row- D. Campell, D. Rittinger, J. Russin, C. Davenport, F. Brokenshire J. Galiagher, R. Reese, B. Marks. Third row: R. Nicholas, E. Conrad C. Barry, P. Muspratt, R. Sirota, G. Shinal, A. Rosenberg, S. Gelb r r ofprmf ew The girls in the OFFICE AIDES CLUB have been chosen by the office personnel to render such services as typing, running er- rands, and collecting absentee slips. These girls and their Sponsor, Miss Marie Cahalan, deserve special recognition for the splendid work they have done. First row, reading from left to right: A. Snyder, J. Fletcher, W. Gallagher, A. Husband, M. Johnson, D. Coslett, R. Swainbank, D. Gery, C. Skiptunas, F. Kachensky, J. Labatch. Second row: H. Hafetz, J. Watkins, A. Miedrich, J. Evans, C. Davidytis, P. Kopicki, J. Obester, G. Williams, M. Christmas, J. Thomas. Third row: W. Edwards, J. Petrovitz, D. Yastremski, W. Harding, J. Coleman, R. Keeler, D. Wright, F. Schmitt, W. Jacobson, J. Cox, G. Gardner. First row, reading from left to right: P. Evans, E. Drochak, A. Mullahy, C. Bonawitz, S. Archard, V. Gross, M. A. Hughes, J. Saunders, Z. Carter, M. Connell. Second row: M. Fleschut, L. Galla- gher, J. Koveleski, D. Kwasney, V. Evans, C. Brennan, M. Walizer, G. Heit, J. Evans, P. Bedeski, R. Davis. Third row: W. Burak R. Williams, C. Fahey, R. Coslett, P. Hitchings, J. Turner, J. Haddow, J. Petrovitz, J. Barnard. Fourth row: L. Jewell, A. Belenski, G. Buzinki, V. Hanch, D. Henry, C. Mullstaff, J. Anzalone. 1 Debating Z' nm Advisor-MR. DAVID JONES This year the Kingston High School DEBATING TEAM, under the able direction of Mr. David Jones, will tackle the Question: Resolve That The American People Should Be Subiect To Con- scription ln Time Of War. The Contests will probably be held with Ashley, Hanover, and St. Mary's High School as they were last year. lt is the custom to hold duel debates, that is, while the affirmative of Kingston is debating with the negative opponent at Kingston, the negative of Kingston is debating with the af- firmative opponent at his school. In this way two separate debates are being held at the same time. The debating team this year expects a good season, for there are three experienced debators on the squad, and the three new members also appear to be very competent. Hi-V Advisor ,-,-,,-,AAYA .,.-,,. M President YYVA.,YAYV,A,,,, .,,,,..,.. R USSELI. KILE Vice President ...... ......- A LAN HUSBAND Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,..... M ILTON JOHNSON Tfgasuref 'YYYQq-,.-,,Y-,Y-,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,Y,.,.,,,,,.,,,,......,.. DELBERT COSLETT The aim of our Hl-Y CLUB is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community the high standards of christian character. Our activities included swims at the Y.M.C.A., local youth and Government proiects, the sending of s delegate to a model legislature that was held at Harrisburg, in March, the collection and distribution of canned goods to the needy at Christmas time, and the contribution of money to the blind and to the World Youth Fund. These activities were climaxed by a stag outing held at Colonial Park. lffzdio 61116 Advisor ........... ....... M ISS MARY CATHERINE KANE President ............... ....................... G EORGE BUZINKI Vice President ..... ....... J AMES GALLAGHER Secretary ....,...... ...... L YNNE GALLAGHER Reporter ...... .............. J OAN EVANS Treasurer ..................................................................... MARY WALIZER This year membership in the RADIO CLUB was opened to both boys and girls who had completed one year's study of Science. The club which meets every other Thursday during the activity period is supervised by Miss Mary Catherine Kane. Through research, experimenting, and guest speakers, each member hopes to gain a broader knowledge in the field of radio and television. Sitting, left to right: P. Gallagher, G. Heit, M. Klockgether, J. Bergsman. Standing: L. Abbot,.S. Harvey, J. Obester, R. Simon. as12- ln .AA l l nl 1 J 11: Nrrfia al florrar 50 iffy MISS FREDA JONES Advisor PAUL GALLAGHER President RUTH FLIS Vice President PATRICIA STOUT Secretary GEORGE SHINAL Treasurer The Kingston High School Chap- ter of the NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY was organized by Miss Freda Jones in 1931 for the pur- pose of encouraging superior at- tainment in scholarship, character, leadership, and service. During the year the society presents scholar- ship banners and special awards. The year is climaxed by an outing and dinner at Monomonock Inn. First row, reading from left to right: B. Knops, V. Gross, G, Kauffer, J. Karmilowicz, K. Scureman, G, Kurisky, J. Ertley, M, Buzinski. Second row: M. Connell, S. Toole, M. R. Considine, P. Jones, A. Mooney, J. Carson, T. Brandt, A. Mullahy, Third row: M. Williams, J. Russin, C. Fahey, J. Collis, N. Tabor, D. Zimmerman. l -X First row: L. Jones, D. Wallison, R. ZGIKGUSK-BS, M- K-ifmll0WiCl, P Gall Flis, L. J. Neuburger, A. Richards, 89l Sf, G- Shinal, R- Dempilf' H P. Stout, M. Carpenter, S. Harvey, E. Friedman, R- KYUPIHSIKI, C Wrriarflarrar S0 re MRS. FREAR SCOVELL Advisor GERALD KAUFFER President JANICE KARMILOWICZ Vice President KATHERINE SCUREMAN Secretary GEORGE KURISKY Treasurer The Kingston Chapter of the JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY was founded last year. Freshmen and Prepsmen excelling in scholarship, leadership, school citizenship, and character are eligible for member- ship. The purpose of this chapter is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to develop public loyalty, to stimulate the desire to serve the school, community, and the country, and to encourage the develop- ment of character in the pupils of King- ston High School. First row, reading from left to right: David Gery, Bob Swainbank, Tom Havard, James Mihal, Bob Bellis, Jack O'Neill, Russell Kile, James Ferris, Julian Falk, Joe Labatch. Second row: Frank Kachensky, Paul Kopicki, Carl Gimber, Don Alexander, Dick Heltzel, Ted Rebennack, Elliot Pritchard, Bob McDermott, Jim McHugh, Joe Steinberg. Third row: Deane Oliver, Paul Barry, Bill Gallagher, Bob Smyden, Anthony Yurksza, Charles Skiptunis, Arthur Olack, Bernard Klein, .lack Adams. Pi lm dlufiliury AdvisorfMR. VICTOR PICCONEE Again this year the girls elected their own members into the club. lt was decided that there should be no election of officers. At the football games the girls proved to be efficient as they worked willingly to earn money for the Pi Delta proiects, Mr. Piccone with his patience and understanding made everyone regret that the year had come to a close. pi Ita Advisor MR. VICTOR PICCONE President BOB BELLlS Vice President RUSSELL KILE Secretary ... JACK O'NElLL Sgt.-at-Arms JlM MIHAL Under the capable direction of Mr Piccone and the officers, the PI DELTA raised money selling refreshments at football games. Milk was pur: chased daily for the football players and money was donated to the Community Chest. The club has also taken pictures of the Senior activities to be shown at later class reunions. weird' Cl First row, reading from left to right: Barbara Kiernan, Dottie Wallison, Marion Drobenak, Nancy Beck, Mary Ellen Ross, Helen Kozloski, Bernadine Moran, Doris Dare, Carol Anne Evans. Second row: Patsy Blandford, Joan Berdy, Ella Mae Dugan, Ann Leach, Pat Weichel, Lois Kennedy, Ruth Flis, Barbara Fitch. Third row: Lynette Jones, ...fp Lois Fritz, Joann Loughlin, Blanche Coslett, Dottie Handley, Joan Burgess, Beverly Morgan, Nancy Miller. l ff tl-N 1 ' S t . h I Ein vi E First row: Betty Zekauskas, Rose Marie Bilko, Rose Goldsmith, Nancy O'Brien, Rita Grigor, Elosie Tippett, Blanche Coslett, Barrie Hessler, Janet Waters, Carol Anne Evans, Mary Ellen Ross, Althea Comiskey, Mitzi Rothbart. Second row: Joan Yasenchak, Ruth James, Ann Richards, Maybert Huddy, Sally Harvey, Norma Elinsky, Nancy Brown, Patsy Stout, June Marcinkewicz, Dolores Best, Helen 5c'lflir7 y. E25 ll hers 61116- Girl Advisor-MR. JOHN VAIL The aim is to usher at all school affairs and other civic affairs. First row, reading left to right: Bernadine Moran, Helen Kozloski, Mariestella Carpenter, Ruth James, Anne Mullahy, Carol Bonawitz, Joan Starzinski, Marlyn Davis, Mary Ellen Ross, Lynette Jones, Barbara Zabreski, Jane Carson, Marianna Karmilowicz, Barbara Carpenter, LaMere Richard, Mariellen Connell. Second row: Ruth Flis, Ann Leach, Dolores Wischak, Marie Michaels, Virginia Gross, Toby Brandt, Rachael Coslett, Joan Ertley, Mary Buzinki, Jackie Jones, Linda Youhon, Doris Johnson, Rosemary Crofchick, Joan Lewis, Sally Harvey. Third row: Joan Loughlin, Josephine Forystek, Katherine Scureman, Mary Rose Considine, Marie Baronitis, Vickie l -A353 S .,.y'.,,Vl .': Q ff, no 03 t. rt Whaite, Lois Fritz. Third row: Joan Shumbris, Jean Pascoe, Georg- ette Evans, Dolores Wischak, Mary Ruth Knott, Joan Samuel, Kay Duenger, Joann Burgess, Linda Abbott, Vivian Rosser, Beverly Baur. Fourth row: Agnes Miskiel, Nancy Miller, Doris Dare, Beverly Morgan, Louise Zdancewicz, Mariestelle Carpenter, Marilyn Brodie, Mary Ruth Ruddick. MISS JANE DARROW BLANCHE COSLETT Advisor ,,,,,,,,,,,, President ,.,.....s,,, Vice President ,,,,, .. JANET WATERS Secretary . ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ELOISE TIPPETT Program Chairman .. ,,,,, BETTY ZEKAUSKAS Representative ,,,,,,,, a,,,,, , NANCY MILLER Chaplain .,,,,,, LYNETTE JONES NANCY MILLER ANN RICHARDS .. .. . BARRIE HESSLER Songleader ,,,, Treasurer .,,,,,,,,,,,,, The SENIOR Y-TEENS is a service organization sponsored by the YWCA. Many social functions have been held including a bake sale, a Christmas party for grade school children, and an enioyable winter sports outing. Miss Darrow, the Sponsor of this club, deserves special recogni- tion for her co-operation in these proiects. Warnick, Mary Jo Gallagher, Catherine Gallagher, Lois Rinkenber- ger, Betty Zekauskas, Lois Jones, Rose Marie Goldsmith, Ona Skiptunas, Sally McHugh, Rita Sokola. Fourth row: Ruth Vivian, Patsy Stout, Doris Dare, Joann Burgess, Dorothy Handley, Pauline Zweier, Marilyn Williams, Maureen Jewell, Beatrice Perry, Elynore Wilbur, Bernadine Vidunas, Ruth Kolezar, Jackie Oliver, Althea Comiskey. Fifth row: Agnes Miskel, Connie Stahnik, Beverly Knops, Patsy Jones, Rosalie Eisenstein, Carol Flanagan, Meriel Berk, Jane Flis, Rita Zaledonis, Janice Skripka, Janet Schall, Carol Jones, Rita Matiskella. M 4' 1 I rfx: .5 TV A' 4 fit First row: Nancy Wilkinson, Martha Wagner, Barbara Thompson, Peggy Mericle, Emilie Jones, Jackie Jones, Patty Jones, Ann Clark, Pauline Zweier, Barbara Zabreski, Sue Dukas, Jo Kachensky, Marilyn Dawson. Second row: Jane Rogers, Charmaine Reynolds, Pat Vecchio, Margarit Nievergelt, Geraldine Smith, Barbara Culver, Mary Ann Linton, Margaret Allen, Jean McGrellis, Evelyn Ogurkis, Joan Buza, Joan Kurderka, Gerry Lukachick, Doris Berdy. Third Advisor ,,,.,. MISS MARIAN MURPHY President ENllLlE JONES Vice President JACKlE JONES Secretary ,, DORlS JOHNSON Treasurer PATTY JONES The JUNIOR Y-TEENS is under the guidance of the YWCA and its Advisor, Miss Murphy. Meetings are held twice a month, once at the Y, and once at the High School. First row: Donald Campbell, Brian McHugh, James Collis, George Brown, Charles Fahey, Jonathon Russin, Leonard Jewell, George Schall, Jerry Kauffer, Donald Zimmerman, Joel Bergsman. Second row: Warren Denmon, Paul Gallagher, David Evans, Daniel Falko- g L A ww nun fw- : Q 4' 5,2 i - '15 U.: ,. fn - eg Li .asc I S . Q A ,ist , H - Q I s K.- :val a' , 4 of-. N A-5911 --, .5 3 ' fr l t , rA, . Q f - row: Carole Flanagan, Meriel Berk, Cathy Caligas, Louise Orlowski, Linda Youhan, Marilyn Williams, Audrey Wilson, Loleen Cartwright, Beverly Hirner, Marilyn Huffman, Mary Theresa McHugh. Fourth row: Bonnie Blair, Maureen Jewell, Beatrice Pi-rry, Gerry Was- kiewicz, Jean Shone, Sally Klein, Joan Oleski, Gerry Goodall, Shirley Fleschut, Sally Lyons, Lois Weisberger, Irene Yastsemski, Marilyn Berk. ,fufzivr If Crm H hers 61116- Kay Advisor-MR. JOHN VAIL witz, Max Greenwald, Drue Patterson, Jack Fletcher, Jerry Fitz- gerald, James Cox. Third row: Edward Troutman, James Coleman, Ernest Martin, .lerry Luft, Paul Smith, Alyn Sulyk, Donald Alexander. f-Herz: Iii' ! I l 'v 2' i. i' E 4,,,. -,,,.-, , ,A First row, reading from left to right: J. Mihal, R. Kile, E. Martin C. Gimber, J. Jablonski, M. Johnson, D. Oliver, F. Fahey, J Ferris, J. Falk. Second row: R. Kohl, R. Steinhauer, D. Evans, E Palchanis, P. Gallagher, W. Jacobson, W. O'Neill, A. Baron L. Butcavage, W. Yenalavage. Third row: F. Schmitt, B. Magagna D. Llewellyn, E. Greenwood, A. Husband, J. Evans, J. Gallagher, J. Fitzgerald, J. Durkin, J. Adams. Fourth row: R. Phillips, E Masonis, E. Starzinski, D. Straub, J. Jewelinski, E. Cherneski ,W Pugh, A. Klein, W. Bosso, A. Marko, C. Simons. Ubmry 61116 Advisor ...... ...... M RS. FREAR SCOVELL Pre-9id9l1t . ...... ........,. L YNETTE JONES Vice President ,,,,, ,,,,,, J OANN LOUGHLIN Secretary ....... ......... M ARILYN BRODIE Treasurer ...... ......... ......... ............ D O R OTHY HANDLEY Candidates for the LIBRARY CLUB must take a test on application for membership so that most capable and interested can be chosen. The club has educational and social functions under the efficient direction of Mrs. Frear Scovell and Miss Theodosia Trotszki. Every- one especially enioyed the Christmas Party. Key glllb HAROLD M, PUGH Advisor DEANE OLIVER President JOSEPH .IABLONSKI Vice President FRANK FAHEY Treasurer This civic organization, affiliated with the Kiwanis International, was started by the Senior Group, Kingston-Forty Fort Kiwanis Club. Qur motto is We Build. Our purpose is to aid in community and school matters, promote good fellowship and friendliness among our students. We are indebted to our Advisor, Mr. Harold M. Pugh, for his capable assistance. First row, reading from left to right: B. Kieran, M. C. Steck, S. Lyons, M. R. Rud- dick, C. Caligas, M. Davis, D. Handley, ' L. Jones, M. Brodie, J. Loughlin, A. Richards, B. Chasin. Second row: N. Hughes, J. Flis, A. Clark, S. Fleschut, C. Gallagher, L. J. Neuburger, B. Calender, M. Williams, P. Zweier, B. Blair, K. Duenger, B. Zekauskas, R. M. Bilko. Third row: W. Smulowitz, A. Deitz, A. Danna, E. Lazarus, S. Scheu, P. Earl, J. Coleman, R. Matiskella, A. Sulyk, J. Oliver, S. Tools, G. Brown, R. Weinstein. Get an gfllb MISS LORETTA WEIS Advisor ERNEST MARTIN President ELEANOR LINDEMAN Vice President JANICE MORGAN Secretary DONALD ALEXANDER Treasurer The purpose of the club is to supple- ment the formal classroom activities. ln the course of the year German folk songs, customs and traditions are made more familiar to us. Speakers, quizzes and skits make the learning more inter- esting. The final meeting of the club is held at a picnic in the spring to which all members look forward to finish a success- ful year. zz. .s.- -2 'W -3141! rf swmswswsss ' S 5, 6 First row, reading from left to right: A. M. O'Brien, R, Bilko R. Goldsmith, D. Alexander, J. Morgan,,E. Lindeman, E. Martin K. Duenger, B. Fitch, E. Richards. Second row: L. Fiergang, C Peterman, R. Krupinski, M. Smith, R. Kolezar, M. Yerashunas F. Schmitt, J. Falk, R. Bassett. Third row: J. Petrovitz, B. Lefko witz, E. Zoranski, D. Henry, F. Januski, R. Dempski, J. Decker J. Wempa. Fourth row: S. Newman, E. Palchanis, F. Fahey, R Tredinnick, J. Durkin, J. Jewelinski. 91' rich gfllb Advisor . .. . . MISS LOIS LEE President ,, PATSY STQUT Vice President . . WARD KANE Secretary . . . . . ELEANOR JABLONSKI Treasurer . JAMES WALSH Liason Officer . ,, ALYN SUI-YK This club was busy in December presenting a Christ- mas Program, entertaining the children's ward at the Nesbitt Memorial Hospital, and making desk calendars for the adult patients of the hospital. In February the club gave a Mardi Gras Assembly Program and entertained the foreign language depart- ment at the annual Valentine buffet. Q First row, reading from left to right: B. Schwartzbach, E. M. S. Lustig, L. Pape, O. Skiptunas, B. Carpenter, R. Alexis, B. M. Berk, A. Richards, L. Jones, B. Zekauskas. Second row: C. L. Abbot, R. Flis, R. Grigor, B. Pinkoski, P. Fiske, P. Stout, lonski, A. Sulyk, L. Weisberger, B. Culver, M. L. Wilcox, C. Williams C. Reynolds, L. Youhon. Third row: P. Nauss, G. Wilde, D, Waillson M. Huddy, P. Jones, J. Jones, B. Narsavage, B. Reidlinger, L. Orlow ski, C. Bortz, P. Vecchio, J. White, R. Doll, B. Frear, S. Erwine. Fourth row: J. Siegal, B. Westfield, S. Miles, B. Winton, M. Mericle, V. Butcavage, E. Jakes, J. Oleski, N. Brown, D. Berdy, M. J Edwards, R. Sokola, M. A. Gonas, F. Schmitt. Fifth row: K. James W. Taylor, L. Rappaport, D. Falkowitz, R. Pritchard, H. Roat D. Wright, L. Palenchar, J. Walsh, P. Smith, B. Blair, J. Wolfe r plllfl American 61116 First row, reading from left to right: Ann Corgan, Maureen Gallagher, Judith McKensie, Yvonne Paley, Joan Starzinski, Bernice Chasin, Beatrice Husty, Maxine Rothbart, Marilyn Hoffman, Cath- erine Caliagas, Carol Matus, Mary Ellen Ross, Sally Lyons, Mary Claire Steck, Lucille Mihal, Anna Danna, Vicki Warnick. Second row: Marie Opsitas, Mary Jo Gallagher. Audrey Dietz, Mary Nice, Marion Yasenchak, Marie Zdanciewicz, Mina Coon, Rosalie Eisenstine, Shirley Flechut, Ann Clark, Catherine Gallagher, Geraldine Goodall, Lois Weisberger, Lynette Jones, Lois Rinkenberger, Flora Thorner, Carole Flanagan. Third row: Donald Moran, Jane Flis, Dorothy Kachmar, Barbara Pinkoski, Marion Cipolla, Eleanore Wilbur, Emily Gresh, Irene Yjstremski, Lois Jones, Sally Harvey, Lois Smith, Marianne Karmilowicz, Rufus Williams, Jack Voight. Fourth row: Stanley Novicki, Ellen Sekel, Rachel Coslett, Brian McHugh, Muriel Burk, Pauline Zweier, Marilyn Williams, Althea Cominski, Billy Jacobson, Bernard Magagna, George Cartwright, Denny Llewellyn, Jerry Fitzgerald. Fifth row: Millard Christmas, Joe Reese, Eugene Carpenetti, Willard Hooper, James Watkins, James Thomas, Harold Friedman, Albert Baron, Paul Gallagher, Steve Fetko, Charles Davedytis, Jerry Luft. Advisor .. President . . Vice President Secretary . .. Treasurer The secret of success in any organization lies in the ioint co- operation of officers and members. This principle was this year carried out extensively in the PAN-AMERICAN activities. It is only through interesting programs and activities that a club is able to retain its members, this is stressed by the Pan-American Club. During its wide range of activities the club delved into MISS MCHUGH MRS. PAGE PAUL GALLAGHER . . ANNA DANNA MARY ELLEN ROSS . WILLIAM JACOBSON Spanish customs, stories, and poems. The main obiectives of this club are to develop a correct knowledge of Spanish customs and traditions and to install in its members a love of the language. Much credit is due to Miss McHugh and Mrs. Page for their tireless efforts in directing this valuable and enioyable organization. Girl L4 flzlriir ,Assacirzfia Advisor ..,.. ..... MRS. MIRIAM WILLIAMS President ............... ..... M ARY ELLEN ROSS Vice President BARBARA SPISAK Secretary . PAT WEICHEL Treasurer .......... .... . . .................................. .,... B ETTY ZEKAUSKAS The GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION is composed of girls who earn points by participating in sports. Its purpose is to teach good sportsmanship and real value of sports. Twice a year new members are taken into the club and put through a rugged initiation. At present there are fifty-four members. First row, reading from left to right: Pat Blandford, Emilie Jones, Gerry Wilde, Martha Wagner, Joan Berdy, Pat Weichel, Mary Ellen Ross, Barbara Spisak, Betty Zekauskas, Dot Austin, Doris Berdy, Carol Anne Evans, Carol Matus. Second row: Ruth Flis, Nancy Miller, Lois Rinkenberger, Lynette Jones, Joan Yasenchak, Dot Wallison, Carol Ann Gardner, Mary Jo Gallagher, Joan Shumbris, June Marcinkewicz, Helen Kozloski, Barbara Carpenter, Janet Waters. Third row: Audrey Deitz, Beverly Smith, Rose Goldsmith, Norma Elinsky, Pauline Sweier, Barbara Zabreski, Ona Skiptunas, Althea Comisky, Nancy Brown, Marie Fetzer, Mary Shaffer, Dot Krokosky, Cynthia Williams. Fourth row: Jane Ellen Bingham, Marlene Tvorak, Rose Marie Bilko, Janice Skripka, Jane Flis, Rita Sokola, Mina Coon, Rosemary Alexis, Nancy Beck. Qirsf if ar latin First row: LaMere Richards, Romayne Shukwietis, Ruth Vivian, Maureen Harron, Naoma Kaufer, Marilyn Davis, Peggy Waters, Nancy Reynolds, Jane Ellen Bingham, Sandra Novy, Margery Glazier, Dorothy Krokoski, Nancy Thomas, Jean Marie Wier, Joan Lewis. Second row: Jean Ann Michak, Marilyn Antinnes, Janice Russell, Maryrose Considine, Patricia O'Connor, Josephine Fory- stek, Mary Lou Casterline, Marie Michaels, Jane Conner, Rita Matiskella, Rosemary Crofchick, Lola Bair, Jessie Watkins. Third row: Jeannette Bubble, Katherine Scureman, Mary Jo Gallagher, Betsy Bretz, Janice Skripka, Sarah Toole, Mary Louise Ludorf, Evelyn Malushis, Mary Lea Edwards, Sally Schew, Jackie Oliver, Janet Jones, Marilyn Wolfle. Fourth row: Charles Simon, Ronald Philips, William Ryzewski, Jerry Sobal, Robert Pearlman, Bill Harding, David Wasserstrom, Janothan Russin, Donald Zimmer- man, Eli Weinstein. Smivr Latin glllb Advise, V,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, M iss HELEN H. THOMPSON P,eS,de,,, Aqggwgrgg ......,,,,...... P Aui GALLAGHER Vice President MARY LEE WILCOX 5ec,e,,,,y ,,,--,, , ,,,,,..,,,, SALLY LYoNs T,eas,,,e, ,,.. PATRICIA risks The LATIN CLUBS are organized fo give a broader Cultural nine medals and many certificates of merit have been won. We background than regular classes permit. It sponsors student par- hope 70 add to fhese awards dU l '9 This 5Ch00l Yeaf- ticipation in the Nation-wide Latin Test. ln the past, three trophies, First row, left to right: Beverly Hirner. Marilyn Williams, Irene Yastremski, Patsy Fiske, Emilie Jones, Rosemary Alexis, Pauline Zweier, Jane Flis, Marilyn Berk, Mary Lee Wilcox, Cynthia Wil- liams. Second row: Rita Zaledonis, Ann Corgan, Flora Thorner, Janet Schall, Loleen Cartwright, Marion Yerashunas, Louise Or- lowski, Cheta Bortz, Patsy Vecchio, Joanne White, Joel Bergsman. Third row: Patsy Nauss, Catherine Gallagher, Ray Reese, Robert Egan, Frank Fahey, Robert Turnbull, Richard Tredinnick, Margaret Smith, Eleanor Joblonski, Theresa Kapica, Sally Lyons. First row, reading left to right: Rosalie Eisenstein, Joan Lewis, Margaret Waters, Romayne Shukweitis, Joan Hughes, Joann Bur- gess, Audrey Wilson, Linda Youhon, Geraldine Wilde, Charmaine Reynolds. Second row: Joan Reilly, Shirley Erwine, Jane Connor, Mary Lee Edwards, Rita Grigor, Ona Skiptunas, Pauline Zweier, Doris Johnson, Jean Ann Redinging. Third row: Josephine Forystek, Sk etch glllb Advisor .... MISS MILDRED EDWARDS President A KVVVVVVVY ,,,,V,,,, .,,, J O ANN BURGESS Vice President . .. . JERRY LUFT Treasurer ,,,,,,, ROBERT DEMPSKI Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,..,, . . ,,,,,,,, . ,,,,,,,,,,, .. ,,,,,,,, JOAN HUGHES Membership in the KAPPA SIGMA CHI is restricted to art stu- dents who show ability and desire for serious work. The club, assisting others in the school, has posters and proper- ties for stage productions. We will transmit this school more lovely than it was trans- mitted to us, is our motto. Rita Eichorn, Mary Jean Edwards, Meriel Berk, Janet Schall, Jacqueline Oliver, Sally, Scheu, Barbara Zabreski, Lois Pape. Fourth row: Donald Harbaugh, Robert Dempski, Dennis Llewellyn, Frank Januski, Jerry Luft, Stephen Fetko, John Yankovich, Carl Steele, David Campton. ,711r1i0r,,4rf 61116 Advisor .. .. ,,,, MISS GENEVIEVE NORBERT President ,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,, J AMES Collis Vice President ,. VYVV NANCY REYNOLDS Secretary -f,Y--Y--- JANE 0'DAY Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,- ,,,,,, JONATHAN RUSSIN Publicity Chairman ,,,cc,,,ccc,,cccc,c.sY,,,,V,,,,.,,......,.V- VIRGINIA GROSS Members are eighth and ninth grade students whose ART ability is outstanding. The purpose is to develop an understanding and appreciation of the part good art plays in our schools, community, home, and personal lives. The aim is to develop a feeling for order, arrangement, clean- liness, color, and beauty in the life of everyone. First row, reading from left to right: Ann Mullahy, Beverly Knops, Jonathan Russin, Jane O'Day, Nancy Reynolds, James Collis, Joan Leshinski, Virginia Gross, Mary Ann Hughes. Second row: Charles Gareis, Joan Ertley, Mary Buzinki, Winifred Reese, Janice Karmil- owicz, Dolores Kwasny, Mary Liqua, Ann Mooney. .xx .HF Snginerrs ne, . Advisor ,,,,,,,,, . ,,,, MR. PHIL MORGAN President .. .,,,,,,, . ,,,, ,,,,,, J AMES FERRIS Vice President .,,,,,,,,,,,,, JULIAN FALK Secretary-Treasurer ..,,,,, .... PAUL GALLAGHER Other-Publicity Manager . ,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. ,,,,, JOSEPH JABLONSKI Science must develop the world is an appropriate quotation for the ENGINEERING CLUB. This club consists entirely of boys from the Junior and Senior classes who have hadltwo years of Algebra and Plane Geometry. Their obiectives are to study mod ern science and its application in the workshops of the world, and. to further the 'students' knowledge of scientific matters. Mr. Philip Morgan has done a great deal for the students by sponsoring this organization, and he, therefore, deserves much credit for his untiring efforts. First row reading from left to right: B. Klein, R. Krupinski, P. P- BHYFY, J- Adams, J- MCHU9l G 5l 16l E Tf0U1m-an P Kopickr Gallagher, J. Ferris, J. Falk, J. Jablonski, E. Pritchard. Second row: C- BBVYY- ' ' W 6 This group of seventy girls meets weekly at the Y.W.C.A. pool. 9l 'ef5f lnlefmedlalesf 3dV5nCedf CllVl '9f llfe'55Vln9- The Qlfls Under the leadership of Mrs, Miriam Williams, Mrs, Ma,-ion Ren. taught to overcome the dangers of water, have increased their iska, and Miss Loretta Dinius, they are divided into classes: be- e 'l0Ym9 ll of 'he BCI'-Jallc SPON- First row, reading from left to right: J. Rodgers, A. Powell, N Brown, M. Dawson, A. Clark, B. Pinkoske, J. Starzinski, J. Mc Grellis, E. Lindemann, J. Morga, M. Coon, C. Williams, M. Con sidene, S. Novy, P. Reese, T. Brandt, C. Bonawitz, C. Matus, D. Krosky, S. Miles, R. Sokola. Second row: B. Hirner, M. Huffman C. O'Brien, E. Roat, L. M. Thomas, K. Scheffley, M. Sanders, J Waters, J. A. Kovaliski, B. Knops, J. Karmilowicz, P. Jones, C Jones, D. Andersen, L. M. Richards, S. Scheu, B. Carpenter, B. Westfield, S. McHugh, A. Styborske. Third row: M. Gonos, V Butcavage, H. Lewis, P. Bedeski, M. L. Ludorf, M. Freeman, M Schaffer, T. Kafnir, M. Fetzer, N. Thomas, J. Hones, H. Harding B. Lowe, R. Cooper, C, Edevane, E. Coon, J. Chapin, S. Lyons Fourth row: P. Mericle, J. Bubble, J. Oleski, J. Conner, M. L Casterline, J. Skripka, B. Smith, C. Hoeschele, R. Vivian, P. Waters D. Belcastro, B. Bailey, L. Boyle, J. Bateman, J. Parry, A .L. Ransom B, Baird, M. C. Steck. Mm First row, reading from left to right: B. Baur, A. Powell, J. Loughlin, M. Drobenak, J, Burgess, J. Long. Second row: M. Jewell, J. Kachensky, S. Dulcas, J. Seitchek, G. Lukachik, J. Buza. Third row: B. Perry, A. Dzurko, J. Richards, L. McDermott, P. Weichel, L. Kennedy. 5 .ef ,. W W , ,F A ay- su-f 2 V' A V, , M--nv A 1 ' A . -Q.g.:.'-.e---'Q'- 'F!? ffo 6 Srawmi 5 MISS MARION BUSH MISS MARY KITCHENER Advisors JOANN LOUGHLIN President BARBARA DE JULIUS Vice President JOAN BUZA Secretary PATSY WEICHEL Treasurer JOAN LONG Reporter The proiect of this club includes serving dinners for district wrestlers and coaches, board of directors, vocational directors, and supervisors of various schools of Wyoming Valley. Under the capable di- rection of Miss Bush and Miss Kitchener, they also sent boxes of food to boys at Camp Atterbury, and sold Betty Crocker Cookbooks. W: is 5 ls MISS EDWARDS rt , mu. 4' I has J 7x l . gf-2' -do-ff Nix is A Vg x vga , I WL, Ni' f.-9 Vw: . . Q , M 541 Q K+ A ' N.-X, NN- Wi , ...L X-K 'N Smivr Play ,A- W7 I , Eli n r .K N f s - i This year the Senior Class of '52 presented one of the best plays ever shown at Kingston High School. The playflhe Barretts of Wimpole Street,'was presented with professionalism. Every character was cast to perfection. ln fact the first production was so successful that the play was presented a second time. Elizabeth Barrett Browning, who was drawn between the strange love of her father and the man she loved, was played by Barbara Fitch. Robert Browning, portrayed by Mike Lamade, pictured a man who understood only that he loved Elizabeth Barrett and that there was no reason why he couldn't have her. Edward Moulton-Barrett, played by Harold Friedman, represented a man who loved only one of his children and who wanted that love all to himself. A light of humor was Cast on the play by Octavius Barrett, the stuttering brother of the family, played by George Shinal. All the other players also helped to make this play a wonderful success. But of course this great production could not have been made if it were not for the patient direction of our own Marjorie Brown Thomas wg. i l i K sr First row, left to right: Michael Lamade, Patricia Stout, Dorothy Wallison, Barbara Fitch, Carol Ann Gardner, Linda Abbot, Second row: Joseph Petrovitz, Paul Gallagher, George Shinal, Richard Stein- hauer, Harold Friedman, James McHugh, Arthur Olack, Allan Rosenberg, ,Gy sv' ,funin Way 5 I 'I Laughter resounds through the auditorium, suspense causes breathless anticipation, and well-deserved applause bursts forth. This is the reaction of the audience at the Junior Play, Home Sweet Homicide, on February 9, 1952. The murder of a neighbor causes April, Archie, and Dina to become involved hunting the criminal, hiding the victir'n's husband from the police, and helping along a love affair between their mother, a mystery-story writer, and the handsome police lieutenant. The acting under the capable direction of Mrs. Maiorie Brown Thomas, and the set, a beautiful garden scene designed by Mr. Strunk, combined to make top-notch entertainment. W if i? 3' if X i Q . Af' ig J wlx i Q gt- ' First row, left to right: Jimmy Cox, 'RQQ1 ?. 'Wu 'I Jack Thomas, Walter Piszczek. Second row: A KX Q 's udrey Deitz, Barbara Pinkowski, Patsy Nauss, Meriel Berk, Jerry Wildi, Jane Flis, Mary Jean Edwards, Patsy Fiske, Linda Youhon. Third row: Bill Jacobson, Ed. Zoranski, Jack Fletcher, Buddy Schmidtt, Jerry Luft, Earl Conrad, Milton Johnson, Ray Reese. Hhristrmzs Eanfufa Q ,,,'?.'s X 'S CHRISTMAS CANTATA Under the joint direction of Miss Dorothy Turner and Mrs. Mariorie Brown Thomas tht- Clow Club and the Dramatic Class presented the beautiful and inspiring CHRISTMAS CANTATA, A Child ls Born, by Stephen Vincent Benet. Some of the numbers which the Glee Club sang throughout the program were: Rise lip Farly, The First Christmas, To Shepherds Fast Asleep, Nowell and Mozart's Gloria from Twelfth Mass This Cantata was indeed the perfect herald to the Yuletide Season. CAST-M. Larnade, M. Johnson, C, Flanagan, L. Youhon, B. Fitch, A. Olack, J. Walsh, H Roat, P. Gallagher, J. Smith, J. Wilde, J. McHugh, D. Wright. MARJORIE BROWN MRS. THOMAS nw ' X515 X A i 5- r i l l 5165 61116 The GLEE CLUB, directed by Miss Dorothy Turner, is composed of Sophoinores, Juniors, and Seniors. Because it is such a successful organization, it is one of the busiest clubs in our school. The Gleo Club was extremely active during the Christmas season, for it not only presented the Can- tata for us here in school, but also for the Masonic Order 36 and the Serve-Your-City Club. They received many favorable comments for their singing in Stardust and at Commencement. Advisor , President ,, Vice President Secretary Treasurer MISS DOROTHY TURNER RICHARD STEINHAUER PATTY JONES JOAN HUGHES JAMES COX District Hlznrus I MISS DOROTHY TURNER Nancy Hughes, Joan Hughes, Ted Rebennack, Joe Petrovitz, Ronald Krupinski 'XA :F L gl Pit Band 1 6 bg Q' 2' .gg ef , . Y gs L., , ' ' -4- . Q K A ' iw ..s. L-L gl Q 9. I A. -f- . ,. , 1 J .,... c 1 Q9 , .dc .W PP I 35' QQ MR. HENDERSON Director THE PIT BAND This is a mysterious group of musicians who are famous for not reporting to the homeroom in the morning! This causes the daily mystery of Where are they'? The answer is that they are in the auditorium getting ready to play for morning assembly. You see, this is one of their main duties which they must perform every morning. Also, the Pit Band plays for all class plays, pep sessions, and Commencement. As you can see, this band is made up of hard working members who are taken from the Concert or Marching Band. Despite its many trials and tribulations, the Pit Band has always played upon request and I am sure its music has been enioyed by all. THE MARCHING BAND Kingston High School Marching Band -here it comes! lt is a snappy example of marching musicians who strive to bring color, interest, and enioyment to our fall scholastic program and community parades. The entire band consists of approxi- mately ninety-four members, including the colorful color guards, maiorettes, and nine peppy, vivacious cheerleaders. This year something new has been added. They are Mina Coon and Rosemary Alexis, our very own fire twirlers who have thrilled the crowds at several fine performances. Eddie Greenwood with his hot iazz trumpet has kept up the spirit of the band. And with the smart rat-a-tat of our drum ranks everyone can hear the band approaching. The band is known throughout the valley as one of the finest looking organiza- tions not only because of its bright uniforms but also because of its excellent marching. Athletics And Physical Sducafim Gridiron Sm an ,L,,3 tai 5 +1 fa ,sa 14498-'iq First row, left to right: Walsh, Johnson, Jewelinski, Kumitis, Businki, Smith, Cox, Conrad, Wright, Yenalavage. Second row: Miedrick, Pritchard, Kopicki, Gery, Skiptunas, Bellis, Kile, Gallagher, Kachensky, Labatch, Mihal. Third row: Murtha, Doll, D. Llewellyn, Fitzgerald, O'Neill, Swainbank, Hayward, J Llewellyn, Baron, Sekel, Leandri. Midway in August Coach Kopicki issued his call for football candidates to represent Kingston in the 1951 Gridiron season. After weeks of hard training and conditioning, they were ready for their first game. Swoyersville provided the opposition. After a hard fought first half, Kingston was finally beaten by a strong Swoyersville club. Kinsgton went on to win seven straight games. In the Plymouth game, Bellis was a standout running the opening kickoff back 98 yards for a touchdown. Jim Mihal was instrumental in our win over Nanticoke by blocking two kicks. Bellis, while having an iniured ankle, entered the Meyers game and was responsible for the margin of victory for K.H.S. After leading throughout the G.A.R. game, the Huskies were beaten in the final minutes. Thanksgiving brought the annual Thanksgiving day game, between K.H.S. and Coughlin. After a bad start in the first quarter, the Huskies played them to a standstill but lost finally 14-7. Credit should be given to Coach Kopicki and assistants, Coach Reese, Coach Morgan and Coach Hilbert for their fine work. Kingston was given recognition by having Charles Skiptunas selected for the All-Scholastic team. FOOTBALL RECORD M R . BO YE R Kingston ,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,, 0 S woyerville ..... ........ 3 2 Kingston ,,., ,,..,..,. l 3 Hanover ..... .,..,... 6 Kingston ,,,. , Luzerne ..... ss...... 6 Kingston ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, P lymouth ..,,s ........ 6 Director of Athletics Scranton Kingston ,,.. ....... , Central ..... . ...... 0 Kingston ,.,, ,,....... P lains ......, s..s,.ss 0 Kingston .... ......... M eyers ......... ........ 7 Kingston... Nanticoke 7 Kingston ,,,, ,,,,,, , .13 G.A.R. ..... ,.,..... l 5 Kingston ,,,,v,. Coughlin , ............ 14 0 ,acvwvvat KIN GSTUK - PLQSK 'fmtin W' MIHAL Co-Captain .1 f COACHES-Hilbert, Kopicki, Morgan, lone ti it s MR. KOPICKI Head Coach BELLIS 1, isa. .art . s--Aw --M' Co-Captain , - KILE LABATCH 0 fa , s 4 v A. f Q., f ' Vx F sxvpwms ' All-Scholastic Center . . C , GG sg. I 1 SMYDEN : jd I O'NEILL PRITCHARD 14 SWAINBANK Hatha!! MIEDRICH F ......, I Y' X0 ,k , .jf ff Wf' if FAIK KACHENSKY KOPICKI Q. GERY GALLAGHER Q. K Wvfbzzll Ac im Shats 9 X A Xcw fu !Qcv , 'kits Q Q - ' F ' F . , '51 J ft ' . I f h ,ffl . - - 9' 'K 5 I ff'Nf - ee ,.,. ee o , 1 V ' 0 , Q , A ,-th: Kc cr :fc Squad 5M5? fi f'TS K '11 'Sl f.,-eg-LL wb X ff! rf First row, left to right: Kersteen, Booth, Bowman, Smith, Ogurkis, Elko, Richards, Keiter. Second row: Reese, Sokira, Pisanic, Belenski, Mounrioy, Kohl, Harvey, Hafitz, Becky. XX gil kelb ll f 44 -rl -- r :ia-nun ., - .- TT 1 5 tfimt'6B-iimf Second row: Ray Leandri, Dennis Llewellyn, Ray Gehris, Jack Evans, Jerry Fitzgerald. First row: James Ferris, Carl Gimber, Joe Labatch, Robert McDermott, Joe Jablonski. COACH MORGAN if if JABLONSKI J' . 0' fx X B I 1 X L. r 0 The Basketball season opened in the early part of December with the usual amount of candidates. Under the capable supervision of Coach Phil Morgan, who did a stellar iob this season, the team was rounded out within a few weeks. Also deserving praise is Coach Kopicki for his fine work with the Junior Varsity. This year's team was a high-scoring combination as the ll3e68 victory over Coughlin and the 94 points scored on Berwick shows. That 113-68 victory is a Wyoming Valley record and also tops the school record. The team lost some heart-breakers by two points but it doesn't tell the true story. Many thrilling games were played against Newport, Plymouth, and Nanti- coke. The Newport game, however, stands out as the most thrilling. It was not until the final minute of play did the Huskies pull through to triumph. The Huskies eliminated Newport from the conference championship in the first half of the flag race, then repeated' their performance by defeating Newport on their own floor, thus eliminating them from second half flag race honors. X 'f f x3 . 1-89 J 4 .TT I LABATCH K L A Q SV if FERRIS L I ' Ka kefball COACH KOPICKI Reserve Squad QWUP04. Qissrg HGH MINIALL First row, reading left to right: Moran, Miller, Simmon, Bowman, Hifchings, Sobolka, Llewellyn Wruble, Baron, Phillips, Falkowitz. Second row: Harding, Wa E . X x Q5 l N X X if - xl ' 'l 4 3 l N M! l GIMBER 1 l A ww i 4 .ga K .-,J F L -r Qgiw, ? r all i l MCDERMOTT COACH REESE resfliug Mr. John Reese in his first year as head Coach of the K.H.S. grapplers did a tremendous iob in winning the Wyoming Valley Wrestling Championship. His able assistant Coach Dave Edwards also aided greatly in the efforts of the team. For the third straight year the Huskies were un- defeated in league competition. Led by Captain Deane Oliver, District Champion, the Maroon and Grey squad scored seven straight victories during the league com- petition and the exhibition triumphs from Shamokin 25-I5 and Williamsport 29-l5. ASSISTANT COACH EDWARDS First row: Zikowski, Masonis, Oliver, Bosso. Second row: Simonson, Ogurkis, Rebennack, Kennedy, Pritchard, Kachensky, Mihal, Skiptunas, Yenalavage, Third row: Ruseskas, Voight, Heltzel, Conrad, Thomas, Perugino, Yeisly, Husband, Wright, Anzalone, Kopicki, Coach Reese., f'l i , ffhxshsst Q ,dn ' CAPTAIN OLIVER Kingston, not only won the Wrestling Championship of Wyoming Valley but also took four first places in the District Il matches. The following boys were champs in District ll: 95 Danny Zikowski, Il2 Billy Bosso, l2O Deane Oliver, a three-time winner of the District trophy, 2 and 165 Jim Mihal, a two-time winner. The G.A.R. Grenadiers, were pitted against King- ston in the Huskies first home meet and were beaten by the shut out score of 42-O. The five victories that followed were stepping-stones to that big match with their archrival Forty-Fort. The meet was expected to be one of those close heart- throbbing affairs but as it happened the Huskies breezed to an over-whelming 38-6 victory. Through graduation Kingston loses Deane Oliver, Ted Rebennack, Charles Kennedy, Elliott Pritchard, Frank Kachensky, Jim Mihal, Warren Yeisley and Dick Heltzel. But District Champs Danny Zikowski and Billy Bosso, along with Billy Yenalvage, will be worthy re- placements for the Huskies. if A t t if Il MIHAL 1 A N Ewyssxu, KENNEDY 1 Wrestling v XA-4' . x, E' .-A J x Xu u REBENNACK is ,J ,F 1 Q KACHENSKY 1 I 'ixxm f'f1'.,g, PRITCHARD Q I, Elmer alder iN r rl a ug' l X P5 PAT BLANDFORD DOROTHY WALUSON - ,ag i Left to right: Marilyn Berk, Geraldine Wilde, Ruth Flis, Patsy Blandford, Dorothy Wallison, Carol Gardner, Linda Youhon, Dorothy Krokosky, Jacqueline Oliver. MRS. JANE KILDUFF Advisor The Cheerleading Squad is composed of nine girls, eight regulars and one re- serve. Qualifications for cheerleading are based on such qualities as personality, scholastic rating, leadership and co-operation. Since there is no captain, each girl must write and present a pep session. Their purpose is to create school spirit and sportsmanship. MRS. KILDUFF 35- 'K cARoL ANN GARDNER RUTH FU5 X 'N Girl Zflzysiml Educafian MRS. MARION RENISKA TUMBLING TEAM Mies. MARioN i2ENisicA Advisor MARLENE TVORAK Captain HELEN KOZLOSKI Cofffaptain Because of the coaching of Mrs. Reniska, the team had a successful season. When tryouts were held in October, twenty girls were chosen for the team, and tvvo girls were substitutes. They practiced every Monday and Thursday and on April llth gave their annual exhibition. Seniors received sweaters at the end of the year. S 1 l l 1 r .- hs i at l First row left to right Barbari Zabreski Jane Thomas June Fetzer Dorothy Sponseller, Jane Ellen Bingham Doris Be-rdy Sei ond row Helen Kozloski Barbara Catron Claudette Roll, Mary Ellen Ross Carol Evans Jane Carson Katherine Matthews Third row Ona Skiptunas, Jo Ann Usevicz Barbara Spishock Marie Fetzer Patricia Weichel Audrey Deitz Marlene Tvoralc. Pizy rm! cgifllfdf 0 MR. DONALD HILBERT Supervisor BOYS' GYMNASTIC CLUB Advisor MR. NEILSON ANDREWS President CHARLES KENNEDY Vice President PETER PERRY Secretary JACK WHITE Treasurer JOE PETROVITZ The Boys' Gymnastic Club, under the supervision of Mr. Andrews, consists of boys from the Senior, Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman classes. Two exhibitions a year are given from the stage during a Chapel program, and one during Parent's Night in the boys' gym. Last year an ex- hibition was given at the Y.M.C.A. in Wilkes Barre. The director of Physical Education is Mr. Donald Hilbert. First row, left to right: Latimer Scott Barnard White Edwards Second row Petrovitz, Conrad, Steinberg Third row Takerewski Swainbank Kennedy --Q... lf' gx ,Minn s Q -fa Ax' ,rs r f - , + f f ..,, ,. .f N Q ' if ,ix W f Q ' Q ' ' A 'Y' 5 U N if 94 ', 'XS 5 -ig . -1 . Q Q 't . vs.' g,'S' 'D Ja K' , '. .. 3 X' M ft A A 1 - i YA C L ,,..! 5 X-N' 0' Q A L , ' it X 'rf 4 X dui M H q. 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