Kingston High School - Kingstonian Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

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K if A 3 qu , , E.. , Q 'QL , .Q ' ' 5 ,. ,N 3 ' sf: . M Q QMLW. n ew Y , as 'fu ,, f., :4 -4 K A N I , -..- h . 4 .gg Q.51adff, f7,I, -55-, -1 A N-- '?jf.:Pg, 39' s - 5 - W .jjS7,..4' Hg: Published by The Senior Class Kingston High School Kingston, Pennsylvania 0l 6lfU0l We, the yearbook staff of this, the 1953 Kingstonian annual wish you, our critics to read our manuscript. It is the story of our four years in Kingston High School. We have chosen to present this story in the form of a motion picture, entitled Four Years in the Greatest Theater on Earth . Our best efforts have gone into this project in order that instead of its becoming a chronological list of facts, dates, and figures, it might be an interesting and real-life tale of the way that this institu- tion has helped us to progress from childhood to adulthood and how in doing so it has taught us the cherished and never to be forgotten meanings of such qualities as scholarship, leadership, integrity, responsibility, and many others, which are far too numerous to mention here. We hope that one day we may be able to read this book and to look back on these four years to recall memories of some of the happiest moments of our lives. That is perhaps our foremost pur- pose of this publication, but we also wish others to enjoy our experiences by seeing and reading about them as they have happened to us. The curtain rises, the lights are dimmed, and the picture has begun. With this premier per- formance go our great desires that you will enjoy yourself and our showing. I L11 - II! ZW MISS CARRIE BROWN Mr. S. Edward McConnell came to Kingston High School in l93l. Those of us who knew him will always remember him as a gentleman of integrity, for he was always courteous and considerate, and he was always true to his own ideals as well as to the ideals of Kingston High School. Mr. McConnell was graduated from Mt. Union College, Alliance, Ohio. He did post-graduate work with Penn State University, the University of Pennsylvania and Susquehanna University. Before coming to Kingston, he taught in the high schools in West Springfield, Massachusetts and Bethlehem, Pennsylvania and at the Wilkes-Barre Business College. Mr. McConnell was always ready to help his pupils. His in- terest in them went far beyond the classroom. He aided in placing many boys and girls in good positions. Kingston High School was indeed fortunate in having a man of his fine qualities as one of its commercial teachers. MRS. WILLIAM PIERCE il'?'?i iE31alf' eibecbca fion Of Miss Carrie Brown's 32 years of teaching in Kingston High School, our class was privileged to know her for only two years for Miss Brown retired in February, 1951. Although only a few of us came directly under her supervision, we all realized that she possessed qualities that are most admirable in a teacher-refinement, patience, a pleasing personality and ability as a teacher in her particular field. After graduating from Stroudsburg State Teachers College and teaching for two years in Idetown and eight years in the Kingston grade schools, Miss Brown came to the commercial department of Kingston High School. Here she taught several of the commercial subjects always having the success of her students in mind for her recommendations to business firms have brought successful careers to many of our graduates. Miss Brown's talents are many and she has given freely of her dramatic ability to Kingston High School while with us and to the Methodist Church where she is still very active in many types of church work. Always ready to promote the welfare of students and friends, her acts of kindness and generosity have been unknown to many and we are sure that Kingston High School has been the richer for hav- ing had Miss Brown as a teacher and a friend. MR. S. EDWARD MCCONNELL Mrs. William Pierce, known to us as Miss Enid Sweet, was until two years ago one of our most beloved teachers. When she left us to become Mrs. Pierce, our school suffered a distinct loss. During her years of teaching in Kingston High School, Miss Sweet taught at various times, Pennsylvania History, Public Speak- ing, four years of Latin and was for several years the Director of Activities. Although Miss Sweet was most capable in all these fields, her real interest was in the teaching of Latin. Through her inspired teaching, Ancient Rome became real and living. We students of recent years remember Miss Sweet in Room lO5, but former students will recall her in room 109 or lll. Both her homeroom and classroom students always felt her warm, friendly interest, and they knew they could turn to her for advice. We all wish for Mrs. Pierce the happiness which she gave to so many of us. 2 Youth is ever free and sparkling, Bright and always glad: Never seeing shadows darkening, Bearing omens sad. Future views cannot be dreary, Spectres grim and dire, Youth is blithsome, never weary, Hearts of youth afire. We shall then in years hereafter, From high school long gone. 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. H 1 L gl A g ,.,,,...w-av-my 14,1 minigfrat, E011 unc! 3 Giga t ? i . , ' ' ,ll g:.. mfr-5NgU2x uni., 1111 fyxvi-tm., fdlcizflff '.i2u.- -. a.1-,ui-gf.. 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Kennedy, Superintendent of the Kingston Schools, goes our deepest thanks and appreciation for a job well done. We fully realize the great responsibility which he has shouldered in regard to his position. Only a man with such a pleasant personality, friendly manner and great ability could so successfully strive for the betterment of our schools. MR. JOHN B. KENNEDY With deepest sincerity, the Class of '53 wishes to extend a message of gratitude to our School Board members. These men, though engaged in their own enterprises, have devoted much time and effort in portray- ing their roles of the supporting cast. Their patience and consideration have contributed greatly to the success of our productions. To those of us who have become acquainted with these individuals, we know them to be willing to aid us in any possible way. The men who comprise the Board of Education have played their parts to per- fection and are worthy, indeed, of the praise which has been bestowed upon them. goarcl of gjcluca fion Standin lleft to rigl-ntl-Mr. William Morgan, Mr. Lundy Wright. Mr. Louis Leger, llVlr. Burton Hanke . Mr. Albert Fairchild. Mr. Arthur Powell. Seated- llcft to rightj-Attorney William Brewster. Solicitor: Superintendent lohn B. Ken- nedy, Dr. A. W. Grover. President of the Board: Mr. George M. Huey. Vice-Presi- dent of the Board: and Mr. I. Stewart Weiss. Secretary of Kingston Borough School District. MR. BURTON W. HANKEY Our leading director, Mr. Burton W. Hankey, deserves endless praise for the fine job he has done as principal of our wonderful high school. His sincerity and willingness to assist us have won the confidence and respect of the entire student body. Mr. Hankey has also displayed his loyalty and school spirit by his attendance at all our social and sports events. This indispensable director has been an invaluable asset dur- ing these four years of our production. His capable leadership and helpful advice have enabled us to accomplish everything which we have undertaken. Thank you, Mr. Hankey, for your interest and success in improving our minds, and may you have equal success in the future. Ze guiJe:5 .x4Jmini5frafiue .fdooiafanfa MR. IOHN BENNETT Guidance Director, Guidance Dept. Mr. Bennett, the capable director of the Guidance De- partment, is always ready and willing to advise each stu- dent to the best of his ability. Mr. Bennett helps us by showing interesting and educa- tional movies, by preparing students for college, by giving aptitude tests and suggesting courses, and by sponsoring Career Day. Because of the help Mr. Bennett and the Guidance De- partment give to every student, you can see why they are liked by all. They deserve much praise for what they do. MR. WILLIAM IVESON Director of Activities Perhaps one of the best known directors of our produc- tion is Mr. William Iveson, our Director of Activities. Whether you find him rushing through the halls in search of almost anything or busily working in that madhouse which he calls an office, he always has a smile and a help- ing hand for anyone in need. Along with his other numerous duties, Mr. Iveson has greatly assisted our Class of '53 in planning and under- taking various projects which have enabled us to raise money for our class trip. We should like to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Iveson for all his helpfulness and express our sincere ad- miration for the splendid job which he has done. MISS ANITA WILLIAMS Dean of Women This year, Miss Anita Williams has once again very capably filled her responsible position as Dean of Women. Her success in this field has been largely due to her under- standing and sympathetic advice in solving all the girls' problems. Along with this, Miss Williams is a member of the Guidance Department and head of the English Department. As one of her duties, she also prepares our mid-year and final examinations in English. We, the Class of '53,', are very grateful to Miss Williams for her fine guidance and wish her success and happiness in her future years at Kingston High School. MR. JAMES JONES Dean of Men The position of Dean of Men of Kingston High School is capably filled by Mr. Iames Iones. It is his duty to administer advice to the boys in regard to any problem with which they might be faced. He also fulfills many other duties among which are participation in the manage- ment of various sports, supervision of the scheduling of classes, consultation of references to colleges, and direction of the history department. We feel honored to have such an able man in this job. MR. ANTHONY HOCK One of the most efficient and helpful organizations in Kings- ton High School is the GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT. Mr. Iohn L. Bennett. who capably heads this department, helps to prepare students for their future life. His patience and his friendliness are a great asset to this comparatively new organization. Each class from the Freshman to the Seniors has its guidance counselor. Miss Helen Devendorf, a most competent advisor, has done much to aid in the success of the Senior Class. Miss Kath- erine Cronin is untiring in her efforts to make the present Iuniors succeed. A sincere and efficient guide is Miss Hannah Iayne, the counselor of the Sophomore Class. The adviser for the Freshman Class is Miss Anita Williams, who is also our Dean of Women. Also assisting the Guidance Department are Mr. David jones, who prepares and arranges the homeroom program and Mr. An- thony Hock, school psychologist, who administers most of the tests the students take for guidance. Each year the GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT holds a number of social events designed to benefit the students. In addition to having the annual Christmas Tea for the College Prepatory stu- dents, the GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT has this year included a tea for the Commercial students. These social gatherings in the form of a discussion between students and alumni acquaint the students with the different aspects of life after graduation. One of the most important events of the year is Career Day. On this day the students are afforded invaluable benefits by con- versing with persons who have been successful in numerous oc- cupations. This service is not only rendered to Kingston High School students but also to the students of surrounding high schools. The Class of '53 is very grateful to our Guidance Department for the advice and assistance in preparing us for the road ahead. X gyuialance I elaarfmenf M i ee p Miss KATHERINE cRoN1N I MISS HELEN DEVENDORF Taking Employment Service Tests for job guidance. It must be fun judging from those happy smiles. MR. DAVID IONES 5 'ltmr Ii' aee MISS HANNAH IAYNE MISS ANITA WILLIAMS ...st J if roelucem - yacuhy NEILSON ANDREWS ROBERT ANTHONY MARGARET ANN ASTON CLYDE BOYER ALBERT BRENNER MARION BUSH MARIE CAHALAN KATHERINE CRONIN JANE DARROW ELIZABETH DAVENPORT HELEN DEVENDORF LEONARD DOBB DAVID EDWARDS MILDRED EDWARDS MARGARET FAY HOWARD HALLOCK MIRIAM HANNON DONALD HILBERT HAN N AH IAYN E DAVID ION ES FREDA JONES MARY CATHERINE KANE GEORGE KEEFER MURIEL KERSCHNER MOJUCBPJ 366716, IAN E KILDUFF MARY KITCHEN ER LEWIS KOHN IOHN KOPICKI LOIS LEE ETHEL MAXWELL HELEN MCHUGH PHILLIP MORGAN WILLIAM MORGAN MARIAN MURPHY ELIZABETH NORBERT GENEVIEVE NORBERT HELEN PAGE VICTOR PICCONE DOROTHY PRITCHARD HAROLD PUGH IOHN REESE MARIAN RENISKA GORDON SCHLIER CARRIE SCHULZ MYRE SCOVELL LOLEADA SCHEFFLEY HERMAN SHIPLETT WILLIAM STAHL 3 ,jf LORETTA WEIS J if roclucerd ' galfuhy NAN LEE TAGGART BERYL THOMAS MARIORIE BROWN THOMAS HELEN THOMPSON ALBERTA TOOLE THEODOSIA TROTZSKI DOROTHY TURNER IOHN VAIL OFFICE STAFF P. S. E. A. FALL BANQUET ,4M f 'u WAN DA ZAWATS1 x in.. aaa ,jwhafory 1953 Shooting began for our film in September 1949, when we entered the studios of Kingston High School as Freshmen. Terrified, confused, and bewildered as we were, by the new and different cast, scenery, and locality, we immediately went to work on the roles that we had selected. Many entirely new experiences presented themselves to us, such as formal dances, mid-terms and final exams, the Iunior and Senior Plays, and the Star Dust Review, but we as Freshmen were forced to watch most of these from the sidelines. Then before it seemed pos- sible, the summer had come and it was time for the entire com- pany to take a much needed rest. Shooting began for the second time in September 1950, when refreshed and very much alive, we returned to the lot determined to be one of the outstanding classes to graduate from K.H.S. By now we had come to know our producers and directors quite well and were therefore able to feel very much at home on the set. Now everyone became much more active in all of the activities. Then came the close of our second year and with it came the knowledge that we had the completed half of our production. September 1951 marked the beginning of the third year of shooting for our film. Still as vivacious as ever and sparkling with a new spirit, we were able to make this year a memorable one in our history by undertaking and completing several pro- jects with astonishing success. Among these was our Iunior play, entitled Home Sweet Homicide. Later our magazine campaign, during which we entered into competition with the Seniors, proved not only that we possessed superior salesmanship, but also that we had a strong will to progress financially in our plans for our Senior trip to Wash- ington, D. C. After our final exams were finished, we again rolled up our sleevs and went to work on our Iunior-Senior Prom which was held for the graduating class early in Iune. Through much ingenuity and ever more hard work, plus the Cfadlr Oem A TRAIL At last we have come to one goal on a trail, A trail full of happiness, learning and truth, ' A trail lined with classmates and teachers, our guides, A trail we have followed the whole of our youth. A trail that has pointed the way to success, And one we can follow with pleasure and strife: A trail without branches or sharp-turning curves. A trail that will lead us, God willing, through life. It's true we've mastered one lap of the trip, And vict'ry is sweet to the conqueror bold. But we must remember the rest of our lives That glory depends on the character we mold. Cynthia Williams combined efforts of everyone, particularly our sponsors Miss Zawatski and Mr. Keefer, we were able to make this event a tremendous success. With a much larger vault of knowledge to our credit we again looked to the summer for three full months of pleasure before beginning our fourth, final, and big- gest year. Our final session on the set began on September 3, 1952. Some of us retumed, glad that in Iune we would be free to do as we pleased and conquer new worlds, while others dreaded that day when we would leave the protection and guidance we lgald received during our four-year sojoum in Kingston High c oo . But both groups joined forces and we were on our way to prove that we would always be remembered as the best senior class Kingston ever had. We began our campaign by selling magazine subscriptions and then undertook the production of our outstanding play MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS . Other fund-raising projects were held such as the sale of lubrication tickets and later on, greeting cards. The Stardust Review in May featured many seniors which explains why it was the best ever given. Away to Washington we went after four years of hard work and eager anticipation. It was all we had dreamed of and more. Retuming home, we settled down to the grim procedure of our final final exams. Then that day which had been our goal for twelve years -Commencement--was finally upon us and we all faced the future, confident that we were the best class ever to graduate from Kingston High School-the class of '53. ur ina e The final curtain has been drawn upon our high school years, A hush depends upon the room once filled with robust cheers. All hearts are heavy, filled with memories we shan't forget: Of things we've shared in Work and play and fine friends that we've met. But suddenly the stillness breaks, for there before our eyes The curtain is parted, a light upon it lies. We move closer to it, so that we may look within, We find a long and narrow path-here lighted--and there dim. 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W, J, . ,..,,. ,mi ,,..,x .aux P zfg.gLr,i.- iw, ,cuz 5332, -Z3',l.--,-Jp1,g'.-,s 31: I nj ' f. gJ:i1vf.5m':y if-JH .1 I T531 W, f'-'9.-L'y2a-09,5-vjigzx1 rfgrsgswf-'f V' N m, 261129 X. -.: h -,' :Scar innerd 'SUOHZUIUJ E11 X President Vice-President E Secretary Treasurer DONALD WILLIAMS MERIEL BERK C PATSY FISKE WILLIAM BOSSO U Adviser T Adviser L -'OZCIOO IF14'-' MISS WANDA ZAWATSKI MR. GEORGE KEEFER Seated llelt to rightl-Sally Klein, Evelyn Ogurkus. Mary Shaffer, Barbara Culver, Linda Youhon. Mariel Berk. Patsy Fiske. Shirley Fleshut. Standing-Bill Bosso, Norman Wruble. Ierry Luft, Bill Challenger. Bill lacubwn. Frank Schmidt. Don Williams. In the early part of the school term, two students, one boy and one girl, are elected by each Senior homeroom to serve as the representatives of their homerooms on the Senior Executive Council. This makes a total of twelve members. The duties of the Council are many, but one of its biggest responsibilities is to find ways and means of earning money to finance the Senior class trip to Washington, D. C. The council meets once a month to discuss Senior Class affairs. .A ROSEMARY ALEXIS Rosie Her supex personality and winning ways. Will make Rosie known for all of her days Basketball 4: Stardust Review 3. 4: Class Vice President l: Intramural Basketball 8 Volleyball l. 2. 3, 4: Yearbook Ed. Staff: Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Ed. Staff I. 2: Pi Delta 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: French Club 3.4: GAA 2, 3, 4 iPres.l: Honor Society 3. 4: Library Club 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Yearbook Art Staff: Yearbook Sports Editor: Student Council 3: Swim- ming Club 1, 2: Office Aide 4. JAMES ANZALONE Iimmy A football player husky and tall, For his wonderful personality, he's known to all. Football 3. 4: Wrestling l. 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball 5 Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Pi Delta 3, 4: Track l. 2. 3. 4: Radio Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Stamp 6 Coin I. 2. Vocational Student. ROBERT BASSETT Bob A nicer boy could not be found, We always welcome him around. Intramural Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3, 4: German Club 2. 3. 4. Vocational Student. DORIS BERDY Dorie Dorie. we call her. giggle she does. Merry and full of fun. she always was. Basketball 4: Stardust Review l. 2. 3, 4: Yearbook Bus. Staff: Yearbook Cir. Man- ager: Yearbook Ed. Staff: Intramural Bas- ketball 6 Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Bus. Staff: Tum- bling Team l, 2, 3, 4 KCO-Captainl: Pi Delta 3, 4: GAA 2. 3. 4: Swimming Club 2, 3: Ushers Club 3, 4: French Club 2, 3. 4: Baseball 3: Newspaper Sr. Staff 4: Office Aide 4: Clas Day Program 1, 2. 3. 4: All Sports Night Program 1: Newspaper Ed. Staff l, 2, 3, 4. MERIEL BERK Mer Meriel. with her helpful smile. Will be our friend for a very long while. Senior Play: Iunior Play: Class Vice Pres- ident 4: Class Secretary 3: Yearbook Ed. Staff: Senior Council: Pan American 2. 3: Sketch Club 2, 3. 4: Ir. Y-Teens: Pi Delta 4: Office Aide 3. 4. MARGARET IANE ALLEN Margie Friendliness and personality plus, Memories of this girl will never turn to dust. Stardust Review 4: Yearbook Ed. Staff 4: Intramural Basketball 5 Volleyball l. 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Typist 4: French Club 2, 4: Iunior Y- Teens: Senior Y-Teens: Swimming Club 1. 2: Wyoming Youth Council 3. DOROTHY AUSTIN Dot A cute little lass with dark brown eyes, This is only one reason she is idolized. Stardust Review 3. 4: Sketch Club 4: In- tramural Basketball G Volleyball l, 2, 3. 4: Newspaper Bus. Staff: Newspaper Ed. Staff: GAA 2. 3. 4 iSec. 4l: Senior Latin 2, 3: Pi Delta 4: Student Council 4: Library 4: Iunior Y-Teens. ROBERT BENNER Benny' A friendly boy is he. l Ie's always busy as a bee. Stardust Review 3. 4: Band l. 2: 3. 4: Library Club 4: Photo 4: Glee Club 3. 4: Pan American Club 2. MARILYN BERK Mar Marilyn Berk is a cute and peppy lass. She is a cheerleader in our Senior class. Yearbook Ed. Staff: Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2, 3. 4: Yearbook Typing Staff: Cheerleader 3, 4: Latin Z. 3. 4: French 2. 3, 4 iSec.l: Iunior Y-Teens: Honor Society 3, 4 iSec. 41: Swimming Club. BONNIE JEAN BLAIR A pretty girl who's quiet and sweet. A friend like her can't be beat. Intramural Basketball 6 Volleyball l. 2. 3, Iunior Y-Teens: Senior Y-Teens: Library Club 2. 3. 4: Home Economics 4: French Club 3. 4: Swimming Club l. 2: Ushers Club 3. KATHRYN IEAN BONNING Kitty Kitty came to us in our Senior year. Now to all of us she is very dear. Transferred from Moscow High School in Senior year. Intramural Basketball: Intra- mural Volleyball. WILLIAM BOSSO Bill Oh. what a linel the teachers moan, He must have kissed the Blarney Stone. Wrestling 2, 3. 4: Stardust Review 4: Class Pres. I: Class Treas. 4: Intramural Basketball 6 Volleyball 2, 3. 4: Pi Delta 3. 4: Engineer Club 4: Freshman Executive Council: Sophomore Executive Council: Gym Club l. 2. 3. PETER BROZIISKY ' 'Pete Pete is another very nice guy, If you knew him, you could see why. Football I. 2: Wrestling l. 2: Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3: Intramural Volleyball l. 2, 3: Audio Visual: Fly-tying. Voca- tional Student. GEORGE BUZINKI Buzr.' He is witty. he is true, Withotit Buzzy. we would be blue. Football 2. 3, 4: Wrestling l. 2, 3: Intra- mural Basketball l, Z. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l, 2. 3, 4: Band l. 2: Radio l, 2, 3. 4 lpres. 3, 'ill Baseball l. 2, 3. 4. Vocational Student. CATHERINE CALIAGAS Cathy Ii you know her. you'll agree, Cathy sure makes good company. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volley- ball: Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Bus. Stall: Newspaper Typist: Library Club: Pan American Club: Iunior Y-Teens: Senior Y-Teens: Home Economics: Ushers Club: Yearbook Photo Club. CHETA BORTZ A very smart girl with a purpose in mind. As wise and reliable as she is kind. Stardust Review 3: Yearbook Ed. Staff: Intramural Basketball E: Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Ed. Staff 4: Latin Club 2. 3: French Club 3. 4: Home' Economics 4: Honor Society 4: Iunior Y-Teens: Senior Y-Teens: Yearbook Typing Staff. IOSEPH BRADLEY joe A handsome lad that's not hard to please. lust give him a trumpet and he's at ease. Stardust 2. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball l, 2. 3, 4: Intramural Basketball l, 2. 3, 4: Band l, 2. 3, 4 lVice President 41. IOAN PATRICIA BUZA ' 'loanie So quiet and thoughtful but never a sound: Nobody knows when Ioanie is around. Intramural Basketball 3. 4: Intramural Vol- leyball l, 2. 3, 4: Home Economics Club iSec. 3. Pres. 41: lunior Y-Teens: Swim- ming Club. THOMAS CADDEN Tom Thomas Aloysius is his name, His remarks may someday bring him fame. Wrestling l, 2: Intramural Basketball: In- tramural Volleyball. LOLEEN CARTWRIGHT She's a girl whom everyone knows. She's tops as far as friendship goes. Intramural Basketball l, 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Business Manager: Newspaper Bus. Stall 3. 4: Latin Club I, 4: Iunior Y-Teens: Senior Y-Teens: Swim- ming Club 3. WILLIAM CHALLENGER CI1all He did a swell job in the Senior Play, A friend and companion he'll always stay. Wrestling Manager 4: Senior Play: Intra- mural Basketball 4: Intramural Volleyball 4: Band 4: Pi-Delta 4: Executive Council 4. MINA COON Mina has brains and personality plus. She'll be remembered by all of us. Basketball 4: Stardust Review 3. 4: Year- book Editorial Staff: Intramural Basketball I. 2, 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball I, 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Edi- torial Staff: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. 3. 4: Senior Latin l, 2: Vice President: Pan American 2, 3: Honor Society 3. 4: Swim- ming Club l. 2. 3: 4: Yearbook Feature Editor: Yearbook Art Staff: Office Aid 4. IAMES COX jimmy If you want a pal, he's the one, A wonderful fellow, and lots of fun: Wrestling l. 2. 3. 4: Senior Play: lunior Play: Stardust Review 2. 3. 4: Intramural Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball I. 2, 3. 4: Hi-Y l. 2. 3. 4: Pi-Delta 4: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Treasurer 3: Ushers Club 3. 4: Hnmernom Vice President I. 4: Treasurer 3: Christmas Cantata 2, 3. 4: Play Festival 3. BARBARA CULVER Barhs Barbara. whom everyone knows, Makes her verv pretty clothes. Stardust Review 2. 3. 4: Intramural Basket- ball l. 2: Intramural Volleyball I, 2: Newspaper Editorial Staff 2: Senior Coun- cil: French 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Sketch Club 2: Yearbook Photo Staff: Na- tional Honor Society 4: lr. Y-Teens' Christmas Cantata 2. 3. 4. MARILYN DAWSON Blondie A cute little gal with a smile so sweet. You always see lVIarilyn looking very neat. Yearbook Business Staff: Yearbook Editori- al Staff: Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Business Staff l, 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Typist: G.A.A. 4: Swimming Club 3: Photo Club 3: Library 4: Y-Teens: Intramural Baseball 2: Star- dust Review 4: Yearbook Photo Staff. ANN CLARK ' 'Annie Everywhere you look there's GREEN! Clarkie is our cute colleen. Yearbook Editorial Staff: Intramural Vol- leyball I, 2. 3. 4: Intramural Basketball: Newspaper Sports Editor: Newspaper Edi- torial Staff 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Business Staff 2. 3. 3: Pan American 3: Library 3. 4: Latin 3: lunior Y-Teens: Pi-Delta 4: G.A.A. 3. 4: Ushers 4: Swimming Club 3. DELBERT COSLETT ' 'Del Although he's quiet and a little shy. Del is really one swell guy. Football Manager l: Basketball l. 2. 3: Class Treasurer 2. 3: Intramural Basket- ball 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2, 3. 4: Hi Y 1, 2. 3. 4: Treasurer 3: Pi Delta 3. 4: Pan American Club 2: Baseball l. 2, 3: Home Room President 2. IOHN CRESKO lack Although this year lack is new. He became a friend to all of you. Intramural Basketball 4: Intramural Volley- ball 4: Gym Club: Photo Club: Color Guard: Christmas Play 4. ANN MARIE DANNA ' 'Poco' ' Ann is so cute and sweet. As a friend she can't,be beat. Intramural Basketball l. Z. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball I. 2 3. 3: Newspaper Editorial Staff: Pan American 3. 4: Vice President 3. 4: Library Club 3, 4: Latin Club l. 2: Secretary 2: Pi Delta 4: Swimming Club 2: Sophomore Council. AIIDREY DEITZ And Cute and friendly. lots of fun. Known and liked by everyone. Senior Play: lunior Play: Stardust Review 2. 4: Intramural- Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: ln- tramural Volleyball I, 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. 2. 3. 4: Vice President 4: Library Club 2, 3. 4: Pan American Club 2. 3: Tumbling Team l. 2, 3: Glee Club 4: Christmas Cantata 4: Swimming Club 2. MELBA DODSON She's quiet in everything she does. A better friend there never was. Intramural Basketball I: Intramural Volley- ball l, 2: Swimming Club 1: Home Eco- nomics 4. ROBERTA DOLL A cute girl, with a musical mind. Always true and ever kind. Stardust Review 3, 4: Yearbook Editorial Staff: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 3: Y-Teens 4: Latin Club 2. CHARLES DOVEDYTIS Chuck Happy-go-lucky. slim and tall, Chuck is liked by one and all. Basketball l. 2, 3: Track: Intramural Bas- ketball 4: Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y l, 2. 3, 4. Sgt. at Arms 4: Home- Room President 3: Home Room Treasurer 4: Baseball l: Pan American Club 1, 2. 3. IOHN DURKIN Durk No matter what the years may bring, I-Ie'll find fun in everything. Stardust Review 2, 4: Intramural Basket- ball l, 2, 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Key Club 2, 3. 4: Engineers Club 4: Pi Delta 4: German Club 3, 4: Radio Club 2: Photo Club 2. Ksecretarylc Student Council 4: Hi-Y 3. MARY EDWARDS A girl who hasn't much to say, She takes things as they come her way. Intramural Basketball l. 2, 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball I, 2. 3, 4: Newspaper Typist: G,A.A.: Office Aid, PAUL DOLL Paul is quiet and OH! so tall, I hope you know we're all for Paul. Football l. 2, 3, 4: Basketball l: Track: Band l, 2. 3, 4. IEAN DOUGHERTY Ulennnie' ' A quiet miss and winsome too, Kind in all she starts to do. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volley- ball: Newspaper Typist: Pi Delta: Iunior Y-Teens: Senior Y-Teens. SUSAN DUKAS Susie Very quiet and kinda' small. Surely you've seen her around the hall. Intramural Basketball l, 2: Intramural Vol- leyball l, 2, 3: Home Economics l. 2. 3: Photography Club 2. 3: Glee Club 1, 2. LOUISE DYLEWSKI Lou' ' A nicer girl you've never met. She's also one you won't forget. Intramural Basketball I. 2: Intramural Vol- leyball l. 2: Newspaper Typist 4. MARY IEAN EDWARDS M. I. With hair so dark and eyes so brown. We'll miss her when she's not around. Iunior Play: Newspaper Editorial Staff 4: Newspaper Art Editor 4: French Club 3: Photo Club 3: Glee Club 4: Y-Teens 3: Sketch Club 3. 4: Senior Student Council 4: Homeroom Vice-President 3: Pi-Delta 4. ROSALIE EISENSTEIN Roz With smiling eyes. and iet black hair, She is welcome everywhere. Intramural Basketball 1, 2: Intramural Vol- leyball l. 2: Newspaper Editorial Staff 1. 2. 3. 4: Pan American Club 2, 3. 4: Sketch Club 2. 3, 4: Ushers 3. 4: Executive Coun- cil l: Senior Honor Society 4: Office Aide 4. IOHN EVANS lack In basketball he's won his tame. Depend on him to win the game. Basketball 2. 3, 4: Stardust Review 2. 4: Intramural Basketball 1: Intramural Volley- ball I. 2, 3. 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Key Club 3. 4: Engineers Club 4: Pi Delta 4: Home Room President l: Student Council 4: Pan American 2, 3: Baseball l, 2, 3: Freshman Council: Sophomore Council. HOPE FAIIST A better friend could not be found. There's always fun when I'Iope's around. Intramural Volleyball: Ir. Y-Teens: Office Aide 4. PATRICIA FISKE Pat A bright girl, and a good sport. Well liked, too. we can report. Iunior Play: Stardust Review 2. 3. 4: Class Secretary 4: Intramural Basketball I. 2. 3: Newspaper Editor: Newspaper Editorial Staff l, 2. 3: Newspaper Business Staff l. 2. 3: Senior Council: lunior Council: French Club 2. 3. 4: President: Honor So- ciety: Vice-President 4: Iunior Latin Club: Senior Latin Club, Treasurer 4: Homeroom Vice-President: Phi Delta 3, 4: Office Aide 4. CAROLE FLANAGAN Flangee Cheerful, carefree. happy, and gay, You'll never be sad if you travel her way, Yearbook Business Staff: Yearbook Editor- ial Staff: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Newspaper Business Staff: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club l, 2. Vice-President: Pi- Delta 4: Homeroom Secretary 3: Y-Teens 3: Christmas Cantata 3, SHIRLEY ERWINE Fluff Shirl's a very charming lass. She's one of the nicest of our class. Stardust Review 3: Yearbook Editorial Staff: Intramural Basketball l. 2: Intra- mural Volleyball l, 2: Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Editorial Staff: News- paper Typing Staff iEditorl: Band l. 2. 3: Pi Delta 4: French Club 2, 3, 4: Sketch Club 3: Y-Teens 3. FRANK FAHEY Fmn' ' Always heard are his witty cracks. Companionship he never lacks. Wrestling l, 2. 3, 4: Track 1. 2: Stardust Review 2, 4: Intramural Volleyball 1. 2, 3, 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Treasurer: Engineer- ing Club 3, 4: Treasurer-Secretary 4: Pi Delta 4: German Club 3. 4: Vice-President: Latin Club 2. 3: Ushers 2. MARIE FETZER Mickey In sports she's tops and canlt be beat. Generally speaking, she's really neat. Basketball 4: Intramural Basketball l, 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Baseball 2: Newspaper Editorial Staff: Newspaper Business Staff: G.A.A. 2, 3. 4: Swimming Club 1, 2. 3: Pan Amer- ican Club 2: Tumbling l, 2, 3, 4: Captain: Homeroom Treasurer 2. JERRY FITZGERALD Fitz' ' His fame in sports will always stay, In our memories every day. Football 1, 2. 3. 4: Captain: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball l. 2. 3, 4: Stardust Re- view 2. 4: Class President 2: Intramural Volleyball l. 2: Key Club 2, 3. 4: Phi Delta 4: Engineering Club 3, 4: Latin Club: Ushers Club: Spanish Club. SHIRLI FLESCHUT Shirl A nicer girl you've never met She is one we won't forget. Basketball 4: Yearbook Editorial Staff: In- tramural Basketball l. 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3. 4: Newspaper Editorial Staff 3, 4: Newspaper Business Staff 3: Senior Council: Pan American Club 3, 4: Reporter: G,A.A. 2. 3, 4: Treasurer: Latin Club 2, 3: Library 3, 4: Phi Delta 4: Iunior Y-Teens: Senior Y-Teens: Home- room Vice President 4. IOHN FLETCHER Fletch If it's new, he's sure to try it. Always gay and never quiet. Football l, 2: Basketball l: Iunior Play: Stardust Review l. 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Band 2. 3: Latin Club l: Hi-Y: Letterman: Base- ball 1. 2, 3, 4. CATHERINE GALLAGHER She is a charming and a quiet gal, Who really makes a darn good pal. Yearbook Editorial Staff: Intramural Bas- ketball I, 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Editor: Newspaper Editorial Staff 2. 3: Newspaper Business Staff 3: Latin Club 2. 3: Pan American 3. 4: Library Club 2, 3. 4: Secretary 4: Ush- ers Club 2. 3. 4: Head Usher 4: Freshman Executive Council: Honor Society 4: Class Day. MARY IO GALLAGHER Io Brim full o' pep. eyes bright as skies. She can be found serious or wise. Stardust Review 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Editor- ial Staff: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3. 4: Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Edi- torial Staff I. 2: Newspaper Business Staff 2: Pan American Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. 3. 4: Swimming Club 2: Ushers Club 2. 3: Pi-Delta Auxiliary 3. 4: Freshman Latin: Senior Latin: National Honor Society 4: Office Aide 2. 4: Home- room Offices, Vice-President l: Secretary 2: Treasurer 4: Class Day 2, 4: Christmas Cantata 2. 3. 4. GERALDINE GOODALL Gerri Cheerful and pleasing. this young miss She is the source of perfect bliss. Newspaper Editorial Staff: Newspaper Business Staff: Pan American Club 3, 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Newspaper Publicity Man- ager 4. Transferred from Coughlin A. EDWARD GREENWOOD Ed The iolly. pleasant, happy sort. A perfect friend, a real good sport. Stardust Review l. 2, 3. 4: Intramural Basketball l. 3: Intramural Volleyball 3. 4: Bantl 1.2, 3, 4: Kev Club 2. 3, 4: Vice- President 4: Pi-Delta 3. 4: Engineers 3. 4: Latin Club 2: President Homeroom l: Dis- trict Band: Pit Band l, 2. 3, 4. IANE FLIS This blonde haired lass. whom everyone knows. Will make her place. where'er she goes. Senior Play: lunior Play: Stardust Review l. 2. 3, 4: Yearbook Editorial Staff: In- tramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Newspaper Editorial Staff l. 2. 3, 4: Newspaper Business Staff 2: Sophomore Executive Council : Latin 2, 3: Secretary: Pan American 3. 4: Library Club 3. 4: Glee Club 3. 4: G.A.A. 2, 3. 4: Pi-Delta: Tumbling Team l, 2: Play Festival 3. 4: Honor Society 4: Social Committee 4: Publicity 4: Homeroom Secretary l. JOSEPH GALLAGHER loc The friendly type. a good sport too. Who's very seldom sad or blue. Intramural Basketball 1, 2. 3: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3: Vocational Student. RAY C. GEHRIS Ray A mighty fine fellow. a bit of a clown, And one of those people who can't be kept down. Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Stardust Review 2. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Band l: Glee Club 2. 3, 4: Baseball l. 2. 3, 4: Homeroom Treasurer 4. MAX GREENWALD His friends will never pass him by, You can't get him mad. so why try. Intramural Basketball I. 2, 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3. 4: Ushers Club 2. 3, 4: Latin Club 3. EMILY GRESH She's a peach of a gal if there ever was one. Look for Emily when you want some fun. Stardust Review 3. 4: Yearbook Editorial Staff: Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3: In- tramural Volleyball I. 2. 3: Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Typist 4: Band 3, 4: Swimming Club l: Pan American 2. 3: Student Council 4: Corresponding Sec- retary. IOHN HADDOW lack l'Ie's very quiet. also reserved. But from his purpose he can't be swerved. Radio Club l, 2, 3. 4: Vocational Student. DONALD HARBALIGH Don With the ladies he's quite shy. But all in all he's one swell guy. Intramural Basketball l. 2, 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l, 2. 3, 4: Sketch Club 2. 3, 4. MARILYN HIIFFMAN A gay Hello , a great big smile, That's her greeting all the while. Intramural Basketball l, 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball 1, 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Typing Staff: Pan American Club 2, 3. 4: Iunior Y-Teens: Senior Y-Teens: Yearbook Art Staff: Li- brary Club 4: Softball 2: Swimming Club 2, 3. ELEANOR IABLONSKI Iibbo If it's up to her to get along. She'll probably do it with a song. Stardust Review l. 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: French Club 2. 3. 4: Secretary 3: Latin Club 2. 3: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Pi- Delta 3, 4: Cantata 2. 3, 4. FRANK JANIISKI Full of impersonations is this lad. When l'1e's around, you're never sad. Track 3: Intramural Basketball l. 2, 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2, 3. 4: News- paper Editorial Staff: German Club l. 2. 3. 4: Sketch Club 2. 3. 4: Ushers Club 4. RICHARD IOHN HANDLEY Dick' ' Gentle in manner. thought and deed. What more could everyone ever need? Stardust Review 4: Intramural Basketball l, 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball 4: Band l. 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y: Pit Band: Gym Club. BEVERLY HIRNER ' 'Bev Her modest manner and her nice air. Shows that she is cool as she is fair. Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball Z. 3. 4: Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Editorial Staff: Newspaper Business Staff: Iunior Y-Teens: Senior Y- Teens: First Year Latin Club: Senior Latin Club: Swimming Club: Softball 2. ALAN HUSBAND Al A mighty fine fellow, he likes to jest. And as a pal. he's one of the best. Wrestling l. 2. 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Stardust Review l: Intramural Basketball l, 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball 1, 2. 3. 4: Band 3: Secretary 3: Key Club 2,. 3. 4: Pi-Delta 4: Pan American Club 2: Engineering 3. 4: Hi-Y l. 2. 3, Vice-President 3: Student Council 3. 4. Vice-President 3: President 4. WILLIAM IACOBSON ' 'Bill Tall. blonde. and really neat. In him we find a decided treat. Iunior Play: Stardust 3. 4: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: News- paper Editorial Staff: Senior Council: Iunior Council: Pi-Delta 3. 4: Secretary- Treasurer 4: Key Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Vice-President 2. 3, 4: Engineering 3. 4: Glee Club 3. 4: Baseball l. 2. 3. 4: Home- room President 3. 4: Christmas Cantata 3, 4. IOHN IEWELINSKI ' 'I-loot On the football team he is sublime. Up the ladder of success he'll climb. Football l, 2. 3. 4: Stardust Review 4: Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3, 4: Key Club 3. 4: Pi- Delta 4: Engineering 3. 4: Vice-President 4: German Club: Student Council 4: Home- room President 3: Baseball l- 2- 3: 42 EX' ecutive Council l. 2. DOLORES IEWELL Flame She seldom speaks, being very shy. We hardly know when she goes by. Yearbook Editorial Staff: lntramural Vol- leyball, DORIS IOI-INSON Short and blonde with bright blue eyes. In a beauty contest sl1e'd take first prize. Intramural Basketball l, 2. 3. 4: lntramural Volleyball l, 2. 3, 4: Newspaper Typist 4: Student Council 4: Ushers Club 2. 3, 4: Sketch Club 2. 3. 4, KTreasurerl: Iunior Y-Teens, Secretary: Latin Club 2: Pi Delta Auxiliary: Photo Club l. 3. 4. EMILIE IONES Em This little girl has many friends, Because her humor never ends. Stardust Review 4: Yearbook Editorial Staff 4: lntramural Basketball l. 2, 3, 42 lntramural Volleyball: Ushers Club 4: Senior Y-Teens 4: Office Aide 4: News- paper Editorial Staff l, 2. 4: Newspaper Business Staff 2. 3, 4: lunior Y-Teens 3. tPresidentl: Sophomore Executive Council 2: Photo Club 3: Latin Club 2. 3: Pi Delta 4: Swimming 1, 2, 4: Girl's Tumbling Team l, 2, 3, 4: Cv.A.A.: Class Day 2, 4. PATRICIA IONES Pat Our Patty is quite the gal, In her we find a real pal. Stardust Review 2. 3: lntramural Basket- ball l. 2. 3, 4: lntramural Volleyball l, 2. 3, 4: French Club. WILLIAM IONES Mr. Bones Here is a member of out band, The finest drummer in the land. Basketball Manager 3, 4: Wrestling 2: Track I, 2: Stardust 4: Intramural Basket- ball I, 2. 3, 4: lntramural Volleyball I. 2, 3, 4: Band l. 2, 3. 4: Glee Club: Iunior Latin Club: Homeroom Secretary 2. MAUREEN IEWELL Bebe Here's a gal with a sunny smile. She is welcome all the while. lntramural Basketball I, 2: lntramural Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Newspaper Business Staff: Home Economics 3. 4: Reporter 4: Ushers Club 3. 4: Iunior Y-Teens 3: Swim- ming Club 4. MILTON IOHNSON Milt His favorite sport we all know is track. In all his subjects he's sharp as a tack. Football l, 2. 3. 4: Track l. 2, 3. 4: Iunior Play: Class President 3: lntramural Basket- ball l. 2. 3, 4: lntramural Volleyball l. 2, 3, 4: lunior Council: Hi-Y 2. 3, 4. Secre- tary 3: President 4: Key Club 2, 3. 4, Secretary 2: Engineering 4: Honor Society 3, 4: President 4: Christmas Cantata 3, 4. IACQUELINE JONES lackie' ' In appearance always neat. And in nature ever sweet, Stardust Review 3. 4: Intramural Basket- ball: lntramural Volleyball: Newspaper Editorial Staff l. 2. 3, 4: French Club 3, 4. fTreasurerl: Pi Delta 3. 4: Glee Club 3. 4: Latin Club 2. 3: Photo Club 3, fSec- retaryl: Ushers 2, 3. 4: Freshman Home- room Treasurer: Christmas Cantata 3. 4: Iunior Y-Teens Vice-President: Senior Y- Teens: Spring Play Festival. RUSSELL IONES Blick Quiet and shy, but oh so nice, To make some noise he can't be enticed. Intramural Basketball I. 2, 3: lntramural Volleyball l, 2. 3: Vocational Student. IOSBPH DALTON IOYCE ' 'Digger' ' His life is spent in a funny way. But most of it is free and gay. Band l. 2. IOSEPHINE KACHENSKY lo Sometimes serious and sometimes gay, But truly a pal in every way. Stardust Review 4: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Iunior Y-Teens 3: Senior Y-Teens 4: Home Economics Club 3. 4: lunior Executive Council 3. THERESA KAPICA Terry Here comes the one and only Terry. Full of fun and always merry. Basketball 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball 2, 3. 4: Intramural Baseball 2: Newspaper Business Staff 3, 4: Swimming Club 2, 3: Latin Club 2, 3: G. A.A. 4. IOAN KUDERKA She's been here just a few years. you see But she's one swell pal we'll all agree. Home Economics Club: Iunior Y-Teens 3. BARRY LEPKOWITZ Leftie Barry is a druggist to be. Will he succeed? Iust wait and see, Stardust Review 2: Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball l, 2. 3, 4: Band I, 2: German Club 3, 4. MARY ANN LINTON She has ambition. always ready to work. All through life she'll never shirk. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball I. 2. 3. 4: Iunior Y-Teens, Soft ball Team 2. WARD KANE Fitz ' Over the surface of life he will skim, The easiest way is the way for him. Football I, 2, 3: Track I. 2: Stardust Re- view 3: Intramural Basketball l. 2, 3: In- tramural Volleyball l, 2: French Club 3 4, lVice-President 3l: Pi Delta 4: Engi. neers 4. SALLY KLEIN Sally with her eyes so brown, Is never known to wear a frown. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 4: Intramural Volleyball l, 2. 3: Newspaper Editorial Staff 3, 4: Senior Council: Iunior Y-Teens: Senior Y-Teens: Ushers Club: Pan Ameri- can: Pi Delta Auxiliary: I-Iomeroom Secre- tary 3. ROBERT LAWRENCE Larry A mighty fine fellow. a bit of a clown. One of those who can't be kept down. Stardust Review 4: Yearbook Business Staff: Yearbook Typing Staff: Library Club 4: Glee Club 4: Photo Club 4: Hi-Y 42 French Club 2, 3, 4: Christmas Cantata 4: Ushers Club 4. ELEANORE LINDEMANN Ollie Her activities keep her in a whirl, She is always such a busy girl. Yearbook Editorial Staff 4: Intramural Bas- ketball and Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Typist: Newspaper Editorial Staff: German Club. lVice-President 3, President 4l: Senior Y-Teens Program Chairman 4: Latin Club l, 2: Swimming Club l, 2. 3, 4: Swimming Team l, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Y-Teens: National Honor Society 3 4: Cv.A.A. 4. DENNIS LLEWELLYN Dinny A handsome guy and sportsman true. In games he provides some thrills for you. Football l. 2. 3, 4, lCaptain 4l: Basketball l, 2. 3, 4: Stardust Review 2, 4: Intramural Volleyball l: Sketch Club President 4: Engineering Club President 4: Student Council Treasurer 4: Homeroom President 2: Key Club 2. 3, 4: Pi Delta 4: Pan American Club 2, 3: Intramural Basketball I. SARANN LUFF Sallie After four years at K.l'I.S. As a secretary she'll be a success. Yearbook Editorial Stall: Pan American Club. GERALDINE LUKACHIK Gerri To all a friend, a foe to none Always waiting to have fun. Stardust Review 4: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Home Economics Club 3. 4: Treasurer 4: Iunior Y-Teens: Senior Y-Teens: Iunior Executive Council. BERNARD MAGANA Bernie Although Bernie is quite shy. I Ie's really considered quite the guy. Track 2, 3. 4: Stardust Review 2. 4: In- tramural Basketball l. 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Latin Club 2: Pan American Club 2. 3, 4: Key Club 3. 4: Engineering Club 3. 4: Pi Delta 4. IAMES MARTIN ' 'Mutt Although he's small, you must agree. The funnier side he'll always see. Intramural Volleyball 2: Pan American 2. 3. REGINA McGRELLIS 1eannie' There is never a dull moment around When Jeannie starts to clown. Intramural Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Editorial Staff l. 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Business Staff 2. 3. 4: Girls Sports Editor 4: Pan American 2: Iunior Y-Teens: Swimming Club 2. 3: G.A.A. 4: Yearbook Photo Staff. :noun B. LLIFT jerry Tall. good-looking and really keen On the stage he's often seen. Senior Play: lunior Play: Stardust Review l, 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Editorial Staff 2. 3: Band l. 2, 3: Senior Council: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: President 4: Engineers 3. 4: Student Coun- cil: Sketch Club 2. 3. 4: Vice President 3: Pan American Club 2. 3: Spring Play Fes- tival l. 3: Ushers Club 3: Baseball 2, 3: Intramural Basketball l. 2, 3, 4. SALLY LYO NS Pretty as a picture. a perky little lass. She's a well-known member of our class. Senior Play: Stardust Review 4: Intramural Basketball l, 2. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Photo Staff: News- paper Editorial Stall l, Z: Library Club 3. 4: Treasurer 4: Pan American Club 2, 3. 4: Secretary 4: Y-Teens 3. 4: President 4: Pi Delta Auxiliary: Latin 2. 3: Secretary 3: Newspaper Bookkeeper 4: Homeroom President l: Swimming Club 3. ROBERT MARKO ' 'Marlo' He knocks them down, then picks them up, When to his sax he gives a puff. Stardust Review I, 2, 3. 4: Intramural Basketball l, 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volley- ball l, 2. 3. 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Pan Ameri- can Club 2: Pi Delta 4: Baseball 3, 4. ROBERT MAYESKI Zn l'Ie's sometimes still and sometimes silent Never loud and never violent. Vocational Student. MARY TERESE McHUGH Tessie Full of fun and jokes galore. With us Tessie rates a high score. Stardust Review 4: Yearbook Business Staff: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Busi- ness Staff 4: Newspaper Typist 4: Swim- ming Club l. 2: Pan American: Iunior Y- Teens: Senior Y-Teens: Photo Club: In- tramural Basketball l, Z. 3. 4. MARGARET Mmucre Peggy A little girl but oh so sweet. Peggy really can't be beat. Stardust Review 3: Yearbook Editorial Staff: Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3. 4: In- tramural Volleyball l, 2. 3, 4: Latin Club Z, 3: French Club 3, 4: Senior Y-Teens: Swimming Club 2, 3. MAUREEN KRATZER Reenie Her laughter rings throughout the ball. When she's around there's fun for all. Home Economics 4: Intramural Volleyball I. FRED MOODY Fred is a guy with red hair, He never seems to have a care. Track 4: Intramural Basketball l. 2, 3, 4: 1Captain 4j: Intramural Volleyball 1. 2, 3. 4: Homeroom Treasurer 4: - Homeroom Representative 2: All Star Team 2, 3. 4. E. IANICE MORGAN Ian Her report card. the envy of the class. She is really one swell lass. Stardust Review 1. 2, 3. 4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Intramural Volley- ball I, 2. 3, 4: German Club 3. 4: fSecre- tary 41: Latin Club l. 2: Swimming Club l, 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Band 1. 2. 3, 4. ROBERT NARSAVAGE Nar' ' I-Ie's a very happy and carefree lad, A better friend could not be had. Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Pi Delta 4: Radio Club 2. 3. 4: Wrestling l: Football 2: Track 4: Vocational Student. ALAN METROKO Hongie Here's a lad who's quite the guy. I-Ie'll succeed in all he may try. Football 2, 3. 4: Track 2: Intramural Bas- ketball l. Vocational Student. EVELYN MOLITORIS Money Although we know she's very small, Someday she's going to be tall. Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Office Aide 4. CATHERINE MORAN Kay Kay, another Irish Lass. Also. is an outstanding singer in our class. Senior Play: Stardust Review l, 2. 3, 4: Intramural Basketball and Volleyball I. 2, 3, 4: Newspaper Editorial Staff i. 2, 3, 4: lFashion 41: Business Staff 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club 2, 3, 4: Pi Delta Auxiliary 4: Christmas Cantata 2, 3. 4: Office Aide 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4. CHRIS MULSTEFF Chris Chris, the friendly guy you see on the street, He really makes the girl's heart beat, Wrestling 3: Senior Play: Band 4: Star- dust Review 4: Radio Club 2, 3, 4: Library Club 4: Hi-Y 4: Glee Club: Ushers 4. PATRICIA NAUSS Pat A better companion cannot be found. There's always fun when Pat's around. Iunior Play: Stardust Review 2, 3. 4: In- tramural Basketball and Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pi Delta Auxiliary 3. 4: French Club 3, 4: Vice-President 4: Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Secretary 4: Latin Club Z: Homeroom Secretary 4: Christmas Can- tata 2, 3. 4: Pit Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Ushers Club 4. SANVIL NEWMAN Sandy You all know him and you'll all agree, He's just as talkative as can be. Wrestling 3: Band 3, 4: German Club 3, 4. STANLEY NOVICKI Stash l'Ie's friendly. but we can't deny, With the ladies he's a trifle shy. Track Manager: Intramural Basketball I. 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball l, 2. 3, 4: Pan American Club 3: Sophomore Home- room President. IOAN OLESKI Ioanie Her words are many, her speeches too, She's the sort of girl that is never blue. Christmas Cantata 4: Stardust Review 3, 4: Yearbook Art Staff: Intramural Basketball l, 2. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: French Club 3. 4: Glee Club 4: Library Club 4: junior Y-Teens: Senior Y-Teens: Senior Latin 3: Swimming Club 2. 3: Freshman Latin 2. LOUISE IOAN ORLOSKI Lou A girl who hasn't much to say. She takes things as they come her way. Stardust Review 2. 3, 4: Intramural Basket- ball: Intramural Volleyball: Newspaper Editorial Staff: French Club l. 2: Latin Club 1. 2: Iunior Y-Teens: Glee Club. ARTHUR PARSONS Banjo He's quiet in school, there's no doubt, But is he quiet when he is out? Y ?? Vocational Student. MARGRIT NIEVERGELT ' 'Margie She's full of pep and full of fun, She's truly liked by everyone. Yearbook Associate Editor: Yearbook Ed- itorial Staff: Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Year- book Typist: Newspaper Business Staff: Newspaper Typist: Y-Teens 3. 4: Swim- ming Club l. 4: Pan American Club 2: Photo Club 4. EVELYN OGURKIS ' 'Evey As dear and sweet as she can be. She's just chuck full of personality. Yearbook Business Staff: Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2. 3: Intramural Volleyball l, 2. 3: Yearbook Typist: Newspaper Editorial Staff: Newspaper Business Staff 3. 4: Newspaper Typist 4: Senior Council: Photo Club 4: Swimming Club l, 2, 3: Iunior Y- Teens: Senior Y-Teens: Latin Club 2: Homeroom Secretary 3: Freshman Council. ROBERT OLIVER Itch Bob is just another one, Who seems to enjoy a bit of fun. Football Manager: Track l, 2, 3. 4: In- tramural Basketball l. 2, 3. 4: fCaptain l. 2l: Intramural Volleyball l. 2, 3, 4, fCap- tain l, 2. 3l: Senior Council: Key Club: Hi-Y: Pi Delta: Homeroom Secretary I, 2. HENRY PAPP A quiet little fellow with little to say. But deep inside he's always gay. Stardust Review 3. 4: Band l, 2. 3. 4. Vocational Student. BEATRICE PERRY Bea' Beatrice is a happy sort. Full of fun and a good sport. Stardust Review l: Intramural Basketball Ushers Club 3. 4: Home Economics 3. 4 Iunior Y-Teens. ' 1 BARBARA PINKOSKI Pinky A cute miss. with a pretty smile, A flippant air, and lots of style. lunior Play: Stardust Review 2. 3. 4: Class Vice-President I: Intramural Basketball I. 2. 3: Intramural Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: French Club 2. 3. 4: Pan American 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Swimming Club l, 2, 3: Iunior Y-Teens: Pi Delta: Christmas Can- tata 2. 3. 4. WALTER PLUTA Walt He does the things he ought to do, And speaks when he is spoken to. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volley- ball, Vocational Student. IOHN RALSTON ' 'Iack Full of fun and free from care. Happy-go-lucky anywhere. Vocational Student. IEAN ANN REDINGTON lean Ann is her name. A girl of whom we can't complain. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volley- ball: Sketch Club: Photo Club. Office Aide. RAYMOND REESE. IR. Ray Sometimes serious. sometimes gay. A swell fellow in every way. Senior Play: Iunior Play: Intramural Bas- ketball: Intramural Volleyball: Photogra- phy 3, 4: Radio 2: German 4: Honor Soci- ety 4: Latin l. 2. WALTER PISZCZEK 'iWaIly No matter what the years will bring, Walt will have a good time, that's one sure thing. Senior Play: lunior Play: Stardust Review 4: Intramural Basketball and Volleyball l. 2. 3, 4: Engineering 4: Hi-Y 4: Pan Amer- ican 2. 3. 4: Radio 2: Baseball 3, 4: Christ- mas Play 4: Homeronm Vice-President l. ELEANOR POOLE Diz She's ever ready to he your friend. And perfectly swell to the very end. Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volley- ball. LOUIS RAPPAPORT Always happy. always gay, Always chattering so they say. Wrestling 2: Intramural Basketball: Intra- mural Volleyball: Homeroom Treasurer 2: French Club. IOSEF REESE ' 'Reese Ioe is a friendly sort. A carefree boy and quite a sport. Football 3. 4: Track 3. 4: Intramural Bas- ketball I. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3, 4: Band l, 2: Latin Club 2: Pan American 3. 4: Hi-Y 4. CHARMAINE REYNOLDS ' 'Mickey' ' She's neither shy, nor is she bold. She's just a girl, as good as gold. Stardust Review 3: Intramural Basketball l, 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Typist: French Club 2, 3, 4: Sketch Club 2. 3: Tumbling Team 3. 4: luhior Y-Teens: Swimming Club l: Year- book Att Editor. EVABELLE RICHARDS Ev All those who know her will agree. She's just as nice as she can be. Intramural Volleyball: German Club 3. 4: Latin Club 2. 3: Swimming Club l: lunior Y-Teens. IOAN RUKSTALIS Quiet but nice in that certain way. That makes life worth while very day. Intramural Basketball 2: Intramural Volley- ball l. 2. 3. IOSEPH SALATINO Santa Ioseph Salatino. a real friendly pal. Known to all as the boy called Sal . Vocational Student. IOHN SCHNEIDERHAN He may be quiet. he may be tall. When it comes to lun. he's on the ball. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volley- ball: Band 3, 4: German 2: I..atin 4: Glee Club 4. IUNE SIETCHEK ' 'Boots' ' lune is quiet and shy in every way. She never has very much to say. Intramural Volleyball: Home Economics. IANE RODGERS Ionic She's always quiet in work and act. This we know to be a fact. Yearbook Art Staff: Stardust Review 3, 4: Homeroom President l: Homeroom Vice- President 4: Intramural Basketball I. 2, 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l, 2. 3, 4: News- paper Business Staff 2: Newspaper Typist 4: French Club 2, 3. 4: Iunior Y-Teens: Senior Y-Teens: Swimming Club 3: Fresh- man Council: Sophomore Council: Spring Play Festival 3. IOHN RUKSTALIS Rex Reserved and quiet is he, But just as nice as can be. Intramural Basketball I. 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball l, Z. 3: I-Ii-Y. Vocational Stu- dent. FRANK SCHMITT Bud Bud has the jokes and personality. When it comes to fun. he's full of rascality. Track Manager l. 2: Iunior Play: Star- dust Review 2. 3. 4: Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Editorial Staff 4: Senior Council: Key Club 3. 4: Hi-Y l. 2. 3: Horneroom Representative l. 2: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: German Club 2. 3: French Club 3: Homeroom Treasurer 3. EDWIN SCOTT Abe He's not too quiet. he's not too small. II he's known to you. he's known to all. Gym Club 3. MARY FRANCES SHAFFER Shut Here is a girl that is sweet and nice. Mary must be made of sugar and spice. Girls Basketball 4: Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Baseball 2: Newspaper Edi- torial Stalf 3. 4: Newspaper Business Staff 3. 4: Senior Council: Swimming l. 3. 4: Iunior Latin 2: G.A.A. 3. 4: Office Aide 4. WILLIAM SHIMANSKY ' 'Gaper William Shimansky. a cute little lad. A finer friend could not be had. Vocational Student. IOHN SHLITLOCK Sponge Iohn Shutlock, a wrestler is he. With good looks and pleasing personality. Basketball Manager 2: Wrestling 3, 4: Captain: Track l. 2. 3: Stardust Review: Intramural Basketball I, Z. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3, 4: Pi Delta. Vocation- al Student. IRENE SKEBA ' 'Rene' ' Her singing in chapel, her laugh is the best The kids sure will mis her in good old K.H.S. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volley- ball: Newspaper Editorial Staff: French Club: Swimming Club: Home Economics. MARGARET SMITH Margaret Smith is her name. In the future. she'll find fame. Sketch Club Z: Iunior Latin 2: Senior Latin 3: German Club 3. 4. FLORENCE SPRAU ' 'Corky' ' Cute and friendly. although she's small. Corky is really liked by all. Stardust Review I. 2. 3: Homeroom Treas- urer I. 4: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Newspaper Typist: Glee Club: Pan American: lunior Y-Teens: Senior Y- Teens. IEAN SHONE Ieax-ine Dark eyes. dark hair. Happy smile, lovely hair. Intramural Volleyball l. 2, 3. 4: French Club: Iunior Y-Teens: Senior Y-Teens. VINCENT SICURELLA Sic I can't tell you of all his nice ways. But to be his friend really pays. Track I. 2, 3. 4: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball. Vocational Student. GERALDINE SMITH Gcrri Gay and merry, wise and witty. She is also very pretty. Yearbook Editorial Staff: Intramural Bas- ketball: Intramural Volleyball: Intramural Baseball: Yearbook Typing Staff: News- paper Editorial Staff: Newspaper Typist: Swimming Club: Latin Club: Photo Club? Home Economics Club: Senior Y-Teens: Iunior Y-Teens: G.A.A. BARBARA SPISHOCK Pizzacco She's full of pep, she's full of vitality. Piz:acco's the girl with the personality. Stardust Review 2. 3: Yearbook Business Staff: Intramural Basketball I. 2, 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3. 4: Cheer- leader 2. 4: G:A.A. 2. 3, 4: Vi:e-President 4: French Club 3. 4: Pi Delta' junior Ex- ecutive Council: Student Council 3: Ger- man 2: Secretary: Swimming l. 2: Tum- bling l. 3. EDWARD STARZINSKI Ed If music is needed night or clay. Ed is always willing to play. Pan American Club Z. 3: Band l. Z. 3. 4: Key Club 3, 4: Stardust Review 2. 3: In- tramural Basketball I, 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l, 2, 3. 4: Ilomeroom Vice- President 4: Iunior Executive Council: Homeroom President 4. MARY CLAIRE STECK Nice and friendly. trim and neat, Mary Claire is really a treat. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volley- ball: Newspaper Editorial Staff: News- paper Business Staff: Pi Delta 3, 4: Pan American 3, 4: Library 2. 3. 4. lVice- President 4l: Office Aide: Swimming Club 3: Homeroom Vice-President l. KATHARINE SUBERS Kathi Katherine Subers is a new little lass. She's another treat to the Senior Class. Intramural Basketball 4: Intramural Volley- ball 4: Newspaper Editorial Staff 4: French Club 4: National Honor Society 3. 4: Homeroom Secretary: Senior Photo Club: Senior Y-Teens. ROBERT SURWILLA Lightnin Robert Surwilla. a boy everyone knows, He makes friends where-e'er he goes. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volley- ball. Vocational Student. IOHN THOMAS K. K. Pranks and jokes to no end, His merry ways will never bend. Wrestling 2. 3, 4: Senior Play: Iunior Play: Stardust Review 3. 4: Intramural Basketball I, 2. 3, 4: Intramural Volley- ball l, 2, 3. 4: Band l. 2, 3, 4: Gym Club lPresidentJ: Latin Club l. 2: Hi-Y I. 2. 3. 4: Pan American 2, 3: Spring Play Festival 3: Glee Club 3, 4. BARBARA THOMPSON Tootie Barbara is little. but OH! so sweet. As Tootie in the Senior Play. we had a treat. Senior Play: Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball l, 2, 3: Newspaper Business Staff 2: Newspaper Typist: Senior Y-Teens: French Club 2. 3, 4: Iunior Y- Teens: Spring Play Festival: Christmas Cantata: Homeroom Representative 2: Homeroom Secretary 3. DONALD F. STRAUB He's husky, he's athletic, he's nice you bet, We haven't found one to beat him yet. Football 2, 3. 4: Basketball l, 2: Track 3: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volley- ball: Newspaper Editorial Staff: Key Club iPresidentl: Engineering: Pi Delta: Home- room 2. 3. 4: Latin Club: Stardust Review 2. 3. ROBERT SIIDA Sade Bob is everybody's friend. He is very true 'til the end. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volley- ball. Vocational Student. WILBERT TAYLOR Boots About all his good qualities I can't recite. But I can say that he's all right. Stardust Review 3: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: French Club. MIGNONETTE THOMAS Mitzi Although she's tall she's very neat, And her personality can't be beat. Yearbook Editorial Staff: Intramural Vol- leyball l. 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Typist: News- paper Typist: Iunior Homeroom Vice-Pres- ident: Senior Homeroom Vice-President: French Club. ROBERT TURNBULL Turn' Tall and quiet, smart in school. He follows the Golden Rule. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volley- ball: Latin Club 2. 3. 1 EDWARD F. URBAN ' 'Llrb' He speaks when he is spoken to. And does the things he ought to do. Wrestling 2. 3. 4: Intramural Basketball Intramural Volleyball: Pi Delta. Voca- tional Student. 4 MARTHA WAGNER Marty To us she is a special party This little lass is known as Marty Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volley- ball: Newspaper Editorial Staff 2: G.A.A 2. 3. 4: Y-Teens 3. 4: German Club 3. 4: Yearbook Photo Staff: Homeroom Treas- urer I: Sketch Club 4: Gym Club l, 2, 4: Ushers Club 2. 3. 4. IAIVIES WALSH Knobl:y An asset to our football team. Iimmy is really on the beam. Football l. 2. 3. 4: Wrestling l, 2: Track: Stardust Review 3: Iunior Council: Pi Delta. Vice-President: Key Club. GERALDINE WASKIEWICZ Gerry is a peppy lass. She adds vitality to our class. Iunior Y-Teens: Senior Y-Teens: Intramur- al Basketball l. 2. 3, 4: Intramural Volley- ball I. 2, 3, 4: Play Festival 3: Senior Play, LOIS WEISBERGER Here's a girl who's hard to beat. Nice and neat. and ver so sweet. Intramural Basketball 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Business Staff 3. 4: French Club 2. 3. 4: Pan Amer- ican 3. 4: Iunior Y-Teens: Senior Y-Teens: Stardust Review 3, PATRICIA VECCHIO Pat Here we have a quiet gal. But in her we find a swell pal. Stardust Review 3: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball 3. 4: G.A.A.: French Club: Latin Club: Swimming Club: Reserve Band: Iunior Y-Teens: Band 3, 4. MARYELLEN WALLACE Ci:sie Mary's quietness does imply. That on her we can rely. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Vollev- ball: Newspaper Typist Z: G.A.A. 2. 3. 4: French Club 1: Tumbling Team 1. VICTORIA WARNICK Vickie Full ol fun. full of glee, Vickie possesses the personality. Yearbook Editorial Staff: Intramural Bas- ketball: Newspaper Editorial Staff l. 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Business Staff l. 2, 3, 4: Pan American Club 2. 3, 4: Pi Delta 4: Ushers 2. 3. 4: Homeroom Treasurer I: Yearbook Photo Staff: Iunior and Senior Y-Teens. MIRIAM WEBER Min I..uzerne's loss. Kingston's gain. She added to our class's fame. Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volley- ball: Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Typist: Yearbook Art Staff: Sketch Club: Senior Y-Teens: Ushers Club 4: Swimming Club 3: Iunior Y-Teens. IOANNE LOUISE WHITE Io Pleasing personality. friendly air. A voice with which only a few can com- pare. Stardust Review 3. 4: Intramural Volley- ball: Intramural Basketball: Christmas Can- tata 3. 4: Glee Club 3. 4: Latin Club l. 2: French Club 3. 4: Senior Y-Teens: Presi- dent of Freshman Homeroom. ELYNORE IEAN WILBUR El A lively girl and full of fun, Shes really liked by everyone, Intramural Basketball l. 2. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3, 4: Newspaper Editorial Staff: Newspaper Business Staff 3: Pan American 2. 3. 4: lunior Y-Teens 3: Senior Y-Teens: Ushers Club I. 2, 3, 4: Photo- graphers 3. GERALDINE M. WILDE Ierri With the boys she's always on the rage. Whether it's in real life or on the stage. Senior Play: Iunior Play: Stardust Review 3, 4: Pi Delta 3, 4: Yearbook Editorial Stall: Tumbling Team I. Z: Intramural Basketball l, 2. 3. 4: Intramural Volley- ball I. 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 3. 4: French Cluh 2. 3, 4: Sketch Cluh 2, 3, 4: Ushers Club 2: Christmas Cantata 3. 4: Play Fes- tival 3: Office Aide 4: Swimming Club 2: lunior Y-Teens. CYNTHIA WILLIAMS Cyndy Scholarship is her aim, This we know she will attain. Stardust Review 2, 3: Yearbook Editorial Staff: Intramural Basketball I. 2, 3, 4: ln- tramural Volleyball l, 2. 3, 4: Band l. 2. 3, 4: Latin Club I, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Swimming Club I, 2. 3.4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2. 3, 4: Christmas Cantata 2, 3, 4. DONALD WILLIAMS ' 'Don President of our Senior Class, Possessing a personality you can't surpass. Class President 4: Intramural Basketball I. 2, 3: Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3: Senior Council: Pi Delta President: Key Club: Latin Club. AIIDREY WILSON Always smiling, always quick. Shell never miss a single trick. Yearbook Associate Editor: Yearbook Edi- torial Staff: Intramural Basketball I, 2. 3 4: Intramural Volleyball I, 2, 3. 4: Sketch Club: Yearbook Art Staff: Iunior Y-Teens: Office Aide. MARY LEE WILCOX Mozart Kind of small. but very sweet. For her stylish clothes she can't be beat. Stardust Review 2, 3. 4: Class Secretary 2: Yearbook Art Staff: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Volleyball: Yearbook Typing sian, French cm. 2, 3, -it Latin 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3: Library Club 2. 3. 4: Christmas Cantata 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 2. 3, 4: Accompanist 2. 3, 4: Tumbling Team: Iunior Y-Teens: Senior Y-Teens: Honor Society 4: Homeroom Secretary I. 4. NANCY WILKINSON ' 'Nan Cute and sweet. nice and neat. A girl like her you rarely meet. Intramural Volleyball: Yearbook Typing Staff: Newspaper Typist: Band I. 2. 3: Sketch Club l. 2, 3, 4: Pan American Club 2: Photo Club 3: Yearbook Art Staff 4: lunior Y-Teens: Senior Y-Teens. DAVID WILLIAMS Dave Always quiet we've known him to be, Silence is Golden that is he. Football I, 2, 3. 4: Track I, 2. 3. 4: Radio Club: Pan American. MARILYN WILLIAMS Mamie It must be her smile or the advice she lends, That wins her such a host of friends. Yearbook Editor-in-chief: Intramural Bas- ketball I. Z. 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball I. 2. 3, 4: Newspaper Editorial Staff: Feature Editor: Newspaper Business Staff: Iunior Executive Council: Library Club 2. 3, 4, President 4: Senior Honor Society 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Senior Homeroom Treasurer: Pan American Club 2, 3. 4: Latin Cluh 2. 3: luninr Y-Teens: Senior Y-Teens: Photo Club: Yearbook Art Staff: Ushers Club 2. 3. 4: Pi Delta 4: Class Day 2. IOAN WOLFE WolIey There isn't much we can say. About her very winning way. French Club 3, Home Economics Club 4, DONALD WRIGHT Herman' ' l'le is a carefree. happy lad. A better friend could not be had. Football 3, 4: Manager l, 2: Wrestling 3. 4: Track: Stardust Review 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Basketball l. 2, 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2: Hi-Y 1Chaplainl: Pi Del- ta: French Club. IRENE YASTREMSKI A girl who's both kind and sweet. With a disposition that can't be beat. Latin I. 2: Pan American 2, 3. 4: Iunior Y-Teens: Pi Delta Auxiliary 4. BARBARA ZABRBSKI Barb A friend to all, a foe to none. Where-ever she is, there's bound to be fun. Girls Basketball 4: Intramural Basketball l. 2, 3. 4: Intramural Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook Typing Staff: lunior Y-Teens 3: Ushers Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Sketch Club 2. 3. 4: Tumbling Team 2, 3. 4: G. A.A. 3. 4: Pi Delta 4: Homeroom Repre- sentative 2. EDMUND I. ZORANSKI Ed Life to Ed is one big song, Being that way, he'll never go wrong. Manager l: Iunior Play: Intramural Bas- ketball l. 2. 3. 4, fCaptain 41: German Club 2. 3: Pi Delta 4: Hi-Y 4: Christmas Cantata 3, 4: Spring Play Festival 3. 2- 'fait' , , ' f' 'A' . 1:19 . 35 - ' if f ple. ,' 1253, ,fg 1.1. ff, ..-.-L l'- .. JE- 'aff ' .- V -,f'Q..w W.. S7 . . fgf?-'fi 'V f-'17, - ,- -- - G - ' 1:4-'J NORMAN I. WRUBLE Norm Sometimes cheerful. but never sad, A truer friend could not be had. Basketball 1, 2, 3: Intramural Basketball 4: Intramural Volleyball l. 2. 3, 4: Senior Council: Latin l. 2. iTreasurer 21: Ushers Club 1, 2: Baseball 1, 2. LINDA YOUHON Lin Linda is a very popular lass, Leader of activities in our class. Senior Play: Iunior Play: Stardust Review 2, 3, 4: Intramural Volleyball: Intramural Basketball: Sketch Club 2. 3. 4: Cheer- leader 2. 3. 4: Senior Council: French 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 4: G.A.A. 4: Office Aide: Iunior Y-Teens: Swimming Club: Home- room Treasurer 1: Christmas Cantata 3. 4: Play Festival 3: Ushers Club 3, 4. IEROME ZOOLKOSKI Zook Brains and athletic prowess do combine, Ierry is quiet most of the time. Football 4: Track 4: Intramural Basketball 4: Key Club 4: Pi Delta 4: Student Repre- sentative. Vocational Student. PAULINE ZWEIER ' 'Tess' ' A more jovial person could not be found, Even if we look the whole world 'round. Class Vice-President 2: Intramural Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4: Intramural:Volleyball l. 2. 3, 4: Newspaper Editorial Staff 1, 2, 3. 4: Newspaper Business Staff 1, 2, 3. 4: Pi Delta 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Sketch Club 2, 3. 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Ushers Club 2. 3, 4: Executive Council 2: Homeroom Vice-President 3: Swimming Club l. .sguclenf gounci MR. WILLIAM IVESON Advise' ALAN HUSBAND President Officers MISS MARIAN MURPHY Adviser William Yenalavage, Katherine Scureman, Emily Gresh, Alan Husband. The officers of the Student Council are as follows: President, Al Husbandg Vice President, Bill Yenalavageg Secretary, Toni Scuremang Treasurer, Denny Llewellyng Corresponding Secretary, Emily Gresh. The aims of the Council are to further and improve student government, whereby the students rule. Its pur- pose is to help students with any problems they may have. Up to the present the Council has organized different committees to which students are assigned. These com- mittees are to teach the students to better the school. xecufiue ounci First Row lleft to rightl--lane Gregory. Doris Ichnson, Dorothy Uter, Dorothy Austin, Barbara Catron, Katherine Scureman, Emily Gresh. Ciaudctte Roll. Iune Fetzer, Margaret Sanders, Iudith Williams. Second Row-Melvin Mills. George Steinhauer, Iohn Kurisky, Francis Steck. Bernard Koval. Alan Husband. Katherine Scheffley, Iohn Brennen. Annette Walukiewicz. Betty lane Gregory, Edward Masonis. Third Row-Robert Harding, Iohn Iewelinski. Daniel Sekel, lack Evans. Robert Llsaitis, Dennis Llewellyn, Fred raham, William Yena- . fs.. r... .. rr, n,,,.,,, Undergraduates jke porfraif gafiry 1 1 A 1 0' A A E Stars of Q, J ' , 53 Tomorrow 4, .-,' . , ., is ' B . e V su C3 Freshmen ca In A ' f..v4 'A 'h G ' - 4 2 1 l , 'I 'V W -QQ? -, , Q9 X 'Sedum ew 2,029 , . r Sophomoie Qogxoq' Q9 . -' '2 ' , JE: 955 wg . A 1 IK .,:f?W - ' 1 , 'H ' A dAR' Ddh0hRH'QFPUk'ilAOMGB45Ul9l3: -I7 . Ilfhihua f . - wt- Starring the Juniors 1954 ,fl Y -0 A - 'il-LG-IIUSQSYINPNMSG ' ws-.....,q.. ww,-f-vrnm-.a-. nq,-nv..-u 'r' rams .,,. I Lp5ns55wq4s'wmsdifmwxxw5qg1557vA 5nQfww neraq- 4 V.. 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Q 41391 5 is 1- 11-4- wif: ,fifw .f ,- ' - , - of. i -,,- if ,. '- ey- ' - - f -f' ff Q , if ff, X ,f 1, . 5 'Liz :ng ul l 43 . Y, Jn! fi, gf . Y. if .T-,.,:-L: S lj, ,, . ,- . in A. 2' bg Q ,fm ,, 3 3. , , ,- fx f ,f z ,. ., L-Q ., f lf.. .' fa, E , I .. ::.' 1 fr ' 1' if-FE' x L 1 airy- 1- - rff- ' F - svff: -.,-- V: .- 1 Y, - iq -7 '-Y - -fir' .L .. 2 ' w ,K A ...-. ... -.... - ,V Y Y 5 ' l . ' . ' . unzor xecufwe Council! First Row lleft tn rightl-Marion Yasenchak. Betsy Bretz. Iacqueline Oliver, Mary Nice, Rachel Cosletl. Second Row-Elaine lakes, Ed. Masonis. Dan Sekel, Evan Bnnowitz, Bill Yenalavage, Leonard Hungartzr, Ruth Vivian. MISS THEODOSIA TROTZSKI Adviser Junior Class Officers MR. HERMAN SHIPLETT Adviser Evan Bonowitz. Betsy Bratz, Iacqueline Oliver, William Yenalavage. unions HOMEROOM 105 MISS MARIAN MURPHY First Row fleft to rightl-Bernice Celender. iacie Chapin. Ann Corgan, Edna Coon. Mary Lou Casterline. leanette Bubble. Lola Bair, Marilyn Antinnes. Dorothy Clayton. lane E. Bingham. Second Row- Fred Broke.-nshire, Betsy Bretz, Dorothy Anderson, Valeria Bul- Cavage. Barbara Carpenter, Marion Cipolla. Lois Conrad, lane Connor. Edward Clarke, Iohn Danko. loel Bergsnian. Third Row-f William Cawley. Bernard Borkowski, Millard Christmas, Evan Bonawitz, lohn Bassett, Fran- cis Danieliowicz. Albert Baron, Edward Cher- neski, Willard Cool. HOMEROOM 106 MISS HANNAH JAYNE First Row lleft to right!-Marilyn Davis. Rita Eichorn. Shirley Hollis, Mairgery Glazier, Charlotte Hoeschele. Iusephine Forystek ,Maur- een Gallagher. Marilyn Gimber, Maureen Har- son, Barbara Frear. Arline Eichorn. Second Row-lerry Gardner. loel Frank. lack Heltzel, Marylea Edwards. Maryanne Cvonos, Esther Hillard. Rosemary Crofchick, Rachel Cnslerr, Willard Hooper. Metro Fetko Michal Felis, Leonard Hungarter. Third Row-Harvey Ha- fetz. lohn Harvey. Richard Keeler, Leonard Gonchar. Daniel Falkowitz. Bill Harding. Tony Klein, Robert Hapman. Alfred Glahn. David Evans, Leroy Fiergang. HOMEROOM 107 MR. GORDON SCHLIER First Row lleft to rightl-Bernice Kumitis. Evelyn Krohn, Noama Kaufer, Elaine lakes, Dorothy Kachmar, lanet lones. Harriet Lewis, Mary Ludorf. loan Lewis. Beatrice Hustv, Connie Hurst. Second Row-loe Matthews, Herbert Miller, Andrew Marko. Iohn Kuderka, Brian McHugh Ruth Kole:ar. Evelyn Malu- shis. Sue Lustig. Delmar Lewis. Donald Mor- an. Edward Masonis. Third Row-lohn Mac- lntyre, Bernard Koval. lack Llewellyn. Frank Kline. Ray Leandri, Ed. Moran. Harvey Mil- ler. Bob Kohl, Mike Hinebaugh. Ioe Kotarski. HOMEROOM 108 MRS. ELIZABETH NORBERT irst Row lleft to rightj-Carol Matus, loan iller. Marie Opsitns, lean Ann Nlichalc, arie Michaels, Sydney Painting, Lois Pape, vonnc Paley, Sailnclra Miles. Mary Nice. zcond Row-Kenneth Patience, Ronald Phil- ps. Carol Mickey. Rita Matiskella. Iackie 'livcr, Sally Mclliigh, Betty Narsavage. Andy invak, Louis Ruscakas, lnhn Petrauska. Third ow-Ianies Pcruginn, Tom Ryan, Wayne ugh, Frcd Mountiny, Robert Phillips, Eugene olchanis, Bill O'Neil, Grant Parry, Tom arsnns. Bill Rvxewski. HOMEROOM 109 MISS LOIS LEE 'irst Rnw llelt to rigntl-Barbara Schwartz, ane Price, Caroline Salefsky, lanice Russell. .a Mere Richards, Barbara Reicllinger, Ioan lcillv. Second Row-Irie Sinionson, lim Wat- ins, Ellen Seliel. lanet Scholl. Sally Scheu, larol Price. Edward Vifaskilowski, lack fnight. Third Row-Bernie Shupp, LeRoy itnut. Inc Stahnick, Dan Sekel, Paul Smith. .Vavnc Seigel, Dick Tredinnick. HOMEROOM 112 MR. HAROLD PUGH First Row llcft to rightj-Ann Styhorski. Peg- gy Vlfaters. lean Marie Weir, Rnmavne Shulv xietis. Nancy Thomas, Dot Yenshuski. Ruth Vivian, Ioan Starzinslci, Marie Zdancewicz, llelcn Urhanovich, Indy Seigal. Second Row Vlarinn Yasenchak, Bev. Westfield. lanice Skripka. Rita Snkola, Ona Skiptunis. Ann Marie Weir, Iessie Watkins, Ioan Ann Usev- c:. Nlarian Yerashunas, lnan Toolan. Flnra Thorncr, Third Row-Dan Zikowski, lack White, Iames Vlfempa, Tony Wisnewski, Bill Yarashes, Bill Yenlavage, Lee Watson, Rufus Williams. uniom 50,04 om ore gxecu five ounci First Row llef! to right!-lane Carson, Ann Mullahy, Claudette Roll, Carol Bonawitz, Virginia Gross. Second Row-Chuck Fahey. Ioan Ertley, Rose Weinstein, Sarah Toole. Beverly Knopps, Sandy Novy, Thomas Shaffer. Third Row-Delvin Bowman, Louis Lattimer. Ml- :hael Pasanek, Fred Graham, Wick Williams. Sophomore Class Officers MISS IAN E DARROW Adviser Chuck Fahey, Ioan Ertley, Sarah Toole, Delvin Bowman. MR. WILLIAM MORGAN Adviser .SJOIOA Olflfl Olneff HOMEROOM 201 MISS DOROTHY PRITCHARD first Row ilelt in riqlitlflawille Bodxx Patsx' ffarxwsdrxfex' lnulw Brandt Carol Bunawitz, tiarilxn Antlrcss, Carulvn Brennan Marv Bu' .mln Geraldine Anlamehick Sheila Archard. Second Row-lust-ph Barnard. liugene Austin. 'ar Bedesltl Marie Earuniris. Rita Balherchalc. ,Mwrorlix Hamlish Delx in Bun man. George ieclccx Third Row-T.emmne Bath, Mark 'Xtlclsun Fvliv Belinslti Howard Bow man. mlm Brokenshirc Ianxes Brunza. lohn Booth. jcarge Bmuzh. HOMEROOM 202 MISS HELEN McHLIGH First Row lleft tn riglttl-Marx' Ellen Connell. Nano Fdtlx Pearl Evans lane Carson. Marv Quse Cunsirlnne, Marx' Ann Cliurnnslci. loan Exam luan lirtlcv. Second Row-Chuck Fahcx Charles Carers Barbara Catmn, Vir- ginia lixans I.orraine'Carlsun. Patsv Casey. Ruth Dams Billx Edxxards. Third Row-Bnliv llwslctr lails Cwnnwr, lames Gllgallnn, Blll Barak. Sander Gellw. lim Collis Frank Elko. HOMEROOM 203 MRS. ALBERTA TOOLE First Row 'left to right!-Barbara lshlev. Bet- sx' Gahle, Doruthx- Horsefield. Eleanor Dar' chalk. Carul Innes. lean Hagan. Marv Ann Hughes Virginia Grass. Inne Fct:er. Second Row-Billx Innes Ierrv Kaulcr. Ann lcwhnson. Cav Heir l.vnne Gallagher Marguerite Fles- clmt lid licllv. Bah llolludnalc. Third Row- Bah Kersteen Rav Hann, Bob Hagan Earle Gladcx Inhn Cmziclt Fred Graham. Lennie lewcll Mxrrin Innes. Richard Hess. HOMEROOM zos MR. DAVID IONES First Row ileft us rightlflennre Lauder. Car- ulxn T.aner Parsv luncs Bexerlv Knups. lrene Krwhxlsla luann Kmaleslcl Aileen Karagnn l.ila Kilt-. Second Row-Michael Nlelchxor Ifvhn lVIelmn Alherr liuchinslcas Martha Klneltaerlier Dtwlures Kwnsnv laniee Karmil- nwicz. XYrllt.1:n Martin. Vw'illian1 Marks Third Row-lack Morris George Kurrskv lmuis Latimc' lfranl-t McHugh Robert Mason Peter Martin Sterling Lamoreaux Thomas McAvtw, 50,04 0l'l'l 0l Q5 HOMEROOM 206 MRS. LOLEADA SCHEFFLEY First Row lleft to right!-Ruth Ostrowski, Nancy Reynolds, Patricia O'Rourlce, Sandra Novy, Barbara Raiach. Esther Poole, Sandra Pulver. Second Row-Daniel Ritlinger, Patri- cia O'Connur. Patricia Reed. Winifred Reese. lane O'Day. Patricia Painting, Gerald Samies, Walter Seasock. Third Row-Wade Rendle. Robert Rish, Richard Rees. Ronald Seholkos. George Schall, Ionathan Russin. Robert Stein- er. HOMEROOM 207 MISS HELEN THOMPSON First Row ileft to right!-Edward Pecukonis, Susan Lehman, Ioan Leshinski. Catherine Mat- thews, Mary Liqua, Ann Mullahy. Ronnie O'Neill. Second Row-Ray Moser. Chuck Peterman. Grace Moore, Margaret Maclntyre, Ann Mooney, Robert Price. Edward Munkat- chy. Third Row-Bob Pearlman, Bob Perrel- la. Iohn Oleski, Bob Nicholas, Michael Pasan- ek. Ed Parsons. HOMEROOM 211 MR. ROBERT ANTHONY First Row lleft to rightj-Nancy Richards. Indy Saunders, Dorothy Rukstalis, Lucille Scott. Claudette Roll. Katharine Scureman, Rose Simon, Anna Servello, Second Row- Miehaei Siegel, Anthony Sokira. Thomas Shaf- fer. Marlene Shatto, Suzanne Sears, Rose Tes- ten, Ioseph Tuholski, Gerald Sobol, Edward Stroud. Third Row-Harold Strunk, Bernard Skammer, David Schoenfeld, Stewart Swett, Marlyn Smith, Charles Sincavage, William Smulowitz. Howard Smith. HOMEROOM 217 MISS HELEN DEVENDORF First Row lleft to rightlloan Young, Dorothy Walters, Gladys Wheeler. Bernadine Yacha- movitch. Mary Ann Stanchak. Annette Walu- kiewicz. Sarah Toole, Barbara Walsh. Sally Woydick. Second Row-Eli Wainsrein. Nor- man Tahor, Rose VVeinste1n. Evelyn Tocheny. Bernadine Vidunas, Willard VVright, Danny Zikowski, Andrew Yanchak. Third Row- Melvin Williams, Ioseph Yakovich. Rohert Vvilliams, Ioseph Turner, Robert Llsaitis, Chris Todd, David Wasserstrom, Iames Steinkerch- ner. Freshmen Class Officers 'HM NW? Gordon Sipple, Iessie Ianiigian, Blanche Scureman. Charles Snyder jrefikm en xecufiue ounci -'N First Row Ileft to rightl-Ruth Ann Cooper. Iessie Ianjigan, Bonnie Lowe, Blanche Scureman. Iudith Williams. Second Row-Dorothy Thomas. lack Roberts, Ernest Epstein, Iames Hoobler. Gordon Sipple. Iohn Kurisky, Iames Mcfiough. Iames Bogclon. Eva Newburger. MRS. BERYL THOMAS Adviser my MR. HAROLD PUGH Adviser I :J F86 H1811 HOMEROOM 200A MR. IOHN VAIL First Row lleft to rightl-loan Clarke, Flor- ance Benney, Margaret Boyer. Mary Ann Bur- da, Shirley Bellas, Indy Bateman, Lynn Boyle, Donna Belcastro. Iudy Aiken. Second Row- Iim Bosso, Iohn Blockberger, Ann Marie Bil- bow, Mary Ann Calenda. Beverly Baird, Wil- ma Clark, Barbara Bailey, Louis Ciecinski, lohn Basarab. Third Row-Charles Austin, Iames Cannon, Anthony Charnski. Barry Breese, Robert Adrian, lohn Brenan, Robert Carpender, Bill Alles. lim Bogdan. HOMEROOM 200B MISS KATHERINE CRONIN First Row fleft to rightl-Grace Fetter, Bev- erly Evanitus, Sharon Freed, Mary Demko, Iune Bonning, Mary Beth Comiskey. Ioan Franklin, Carol Edevane. Bett Mae Culver, Ruth Ann Cooper. Second Row-Russell Dunne. lohn Danielowicz, Stanley Elinsky, Alice Flis, Evelyn Coslett. Shirley Coleman, Sandra Epstein, Ellen Fennel, Eugene Ed- wards, Robert Cooper. Third Row-Thomas Cover, Bill Corliss, Edwin Duncan, lim Con- nell, Edwin Curtis. lohn Cross, Bill Evans. Ernest Epstein, Drue Daniels, VValter Dalon. HOMEROOM 204 MR. WILLIAM MORGAN First Row ileft to rightl-Iackie Houck, Bar- bara Kern. lessie lanjigian, Eleanor Kasmark, Ruth Gido, Mary Lou Kachur, Marilyn Hooper Phyllis Hughes, Ruth Ann Holodnak. Second Row-Chuck Kappler. Ronny Gober. lune Flood. Betty lane Gregory, Gloria Glahn, Helen Harding, Virginia Lee Harding, David Forster, Michael Kaiser, Third Row-Bill lames, lim Hoobler, Ray Gallagher, Tom Iudge, lim Gallagher. lim Goodkin, Tom Hop- kins, Bill Kay. HOMEROOM LECTURE ROOM MR. PHIL MORGAN First Row lleft to right!-Eleanor Marriott, Eleanor LaBega. Betty Lou Kozik, Bonnie Lowe. lanet McEllvee, Barbara Lieb. Carol Martin. Marilyn Millenludith Kravitz. Ann Meyers. Second Row-Bill Litteton. Ranson Kile. Iohn Mascioli, Peggy Martin, Sandra Klein, Mary Lou Lemes. Edith Maquire, Ioe Kratzer. Chuck Kerstetter, Ierry Lasman. Bill Kelly. Third Row-Ed Lowman, Thomas Lambert. Myron Konnick, Layton Love, Iolm Kurisky, Bill Lewis, lim Maclntyre. Glade Frisbe. Dick Landy, Harold Leventhal. P85 Am QW, HOMEROOM 212 MR. ALBERT BRENNER First Row llelt to rightl-Ruth Steiner, Betty Mantlulick. Iackie Price. Arline Mucha. Rosc- marie Pieck. Ellen Malloy. Bev Pritchard. lackie Parrv, Charlaine Regan. Second Row- Ted Parry. Francis Martin, Ioan Pelcher. Em- ilie Roar. Indith Pasanelc. Eileen Moran. Eva Ncwberger. Ed McDermott. Bon Margavage. Third Row-Tony Miskiewicz. Paul Mayer- nick. Fred Mihal. Bill McGoey. George Mountioy Bob Nuss. lim MCGough. Carl Nichols. Clarence McDermott. BIOLOGY LAB MR. LEONARD DOBB First Row lleft to rightl-Rita Smyden. Dar- lene Segear, Ioanne Romanowski, Margaret Sanders. Blanche Scureman. Barbara Shapinas. Evelyn Sigler. Second Row'-Harolyn Rome, Gale Rome. Barhara Rolison. Katherine Schel- flev. Dorothy Russell, Mary Serdinski. Harriet Sheerin. Robert Pulil. Third Row-Thomas Richards. Lee Ransavage. Ronald Russo, Rich- ard Powells. Fourth Row-Warren Rosen- grant. Rhys Phillips, Robert Rukstalis. Robert Redington. Robert Pugh. lerome Rutkowski. lack Roberts. HOMEROOM 215 MISS ELIZABETH DAVENPORT First Row lleft to rightj-Dolores Tamanini. Elaine Tracey. Susan Wainstein. Dot Trykos- ky. Regina Toraitis. Kay Watkins. Marline Sanerwine. Dorothy Thomas. Dorothy Spon- sellcr. Second Row-Sylvia Schnappauf. Lida Mae Thomas. Marilyn Titus. Bernadette Viou- nas. Roberta Walters. lane Thomas. Betty Walsh. Vincent Servello. Third Row-Paul Sachs. Robert Seigel. Phillip Skeba. Iohn Stelma. Francis Steck. Herbert Simpson. Max Schleicher. Daniel Stevens. Robert Stefonick. Fourth Row-Robert Sislian. Ioe Welkey. Tom Stanlts. Gerald Stasavage. Gordon Sipple. Charles Snyder. Charles Shaffer. Robert Valat- ka. HOMEROOM 216 MISS WANDA ZAWATSKI First Row lleft to rightj-Theresa Waydick. Sara Youngblood, Indy A. Williams. Dauriz Wilkie. ludy B. Williams, Ioan Wilson. Mari- on Yenshnski. Margaret Watkins. ludy Weiss. Second Row-David Whipple. lohn Stellen- werln. Margaret Weaver, Gail Yeisley. Carolyn Wilson. Barbara Zuris. Lois Wolfe. lim Turn- er. Earl Williams. Third Row-lan Verbinslci. Pat Wisncwrski. Stan Turel. Leonard Wisnew- ski, lohn Thomas, Leon Wilson, Edward Stone. Wilhert Thomas. Pre psmen Class Officers mu' Douglas Kistler, Gwen Reese, Carol Carpenter, Iohn Yanchik relaamen gxecufiue Counci First Row fleft tn rightj-Carol Carpenter. Dorothy Cook. Patricia Rydzewski, lane Maher, Lydia Innes, Gladys Watkins. Arlene Gallia. Secnnd Row-Gwendolyn Reese, Robert Gabel. Douglas Kistler. lay Weisberger, Burton Karmiel, Ioseph Perugino. lean Hathaway. Third Row-Leonard Butcavage, Norman Williams, Daniel Charney, joseph Yanchick, Forest Middaugh, Kurt Roberts. MISS MARGARET FAY Adviser MR. WILLIAM STAHL Adviser l 8l05l'l'l8l'l HOMEROOM 11 MISS MARGARET FAY First Row lleft to rightj-Anna Edwards, lane Gregory, Myrna Gerstein, Patricia Gonos, Dorothy Eirhorn. Ianet Gouldstone, Mary Gul- vas. leanne Dilley, Maurita Hardiman, Carol- ine Felia. Second Row-Raymond Hayward, Billy Horselield, Burton Karmiel. Douglas Kist- ler, Sandra Feldman. Karen Goeringer, Arlene Gallia, Edward Krasavage. Iames Hagen. Len- ard Glassberg. Third Row-Ierome Heffers, Michael Kuhilowich, Emerson Handley, Charles Ittig. Arthur lchter. Maurice Iames, Robert Harding, George Kuhasho, Herbert Kline, Billy Iames. HOMEROOM 12 MISS ETHEL MAXWELL First Row ileft to rightj-Dorothy Bendik. Barbara Basch, Ann Marie Brussnck, Linda Abrahamson. Ianice Barnard, Carol Carpenter. Elizabeth Carpenter, ludy Carey. Second Row-Marvin Carson, Mariun Antinnes, Leon- ard Butcavage. Marilyn Bassett. lane Baur. Thomas Catronn, Charles Burghard. Charlton Bonham, Third Row--lames Cahalan. Daniel Charney, George Cobleigh, William Bartle, Eugene Conser, Martin Brennan. Robert Adams, HOMEROOM I5 MISS MURIEL KERSCHNER First Row lleft to rightj-Marie Kachmar. Dorothy Long, Hannah Ianjigian, Gloria Ko- beretski, Faith Iones, Catherine Kennedy. Bar- bara Leach, lo Ann Leggetts. Nancy Krupp. Second Row-Raymond Perino. loseph Peru- gino. lohn Moran, Elinor Lazarus, Lydia Innes, Barbara Kluger, Eugene Novy. Stanley Mot- zka, Norman Pearce, Raymond Redington. Third Row-William Price, William Morris. Robert Ontko, Charles Morgan, Charles Mountjoy. David Parsons, David Nesbitt. Evan Papanicolas, Thomas Petroski. HOMEROOM 16 MR. IOHN REESE First Row flelt to rightl-Peggy Lou Wil- liams, Nona Walukiewicz, Barbara Wagner, Evelyn Zurenda. Anne Wiener, Mary Wiener, Margaret Yenshuski, Gladys Watkins. Lillian Wright. Second Row-Iohn Wenger. Esther Thomas. Brenda Zeller, Ioyce Walters, lane Ann Watkins, Dorothy Llter, Betty lean Webb, Francis Wallace, Patricia Usher, Paul Wert- man. Third Row-Harry NVilliams, Norman Williams, Paul Yasenchak, Richard Yockem. loseph Yanchick, Edward Wood, Iohn Zarand- ki. Ronald Wheatly. Leonard Wilbur, Bruce Whaite. I 8l05l'l'l en HOMEROOM 2 MRS. IANE KILDUFF First Row lleft to rightj-lean Marie Owens, Lorraine Mizenka. Margaret Moser. Gwendo- lyn Reese. Betty Rinkenberger, Iane Maher, Nell Ann Romanansky. Dolores Oleslta, Bar- bara Okrasinski. Second Row-Stephen Schwartzhack, Harry R. Reese, lr.. lohn Rig- as, Helen Ogurkis. Carolyn Marks. Corinne Patton. Iohn Siscavage, Morgan Rees. Robert Rowlands. Third Row-Arron Schooley, Don- ald Shinal, Edward Samuels. joseph Rosen, Melvyn Schmoll, Ir., Robert Shook, lacob Rosen. Kurt Roberts. HOMEROOM 3 MR. DAVID EDWARDS First Row lleft to rightl-Louis Martin, Ber- nard McNelis, Gale Hughes, Wilma Hoeschele. Barrie lveson. Dorothy Huffman. Nancy Hess. Sandra Harlow, Antonio La Bega. Second Row-Robert Lamoreaux, Maurice Lamoreaux. Gloria Hrisko. Mary Ellen Iacobson. Katherine Hughes, lean Hathaway, Iames Lishinski, Iames McAvoy, Third Row-Robert Lesk, Melvin Mills, Robert McDermott, Thomas Kupko, lames Mattey. Charles Laity, Forest Middaugh. HOMEROOM 7 MISS IANE DARROW First Row lleft to rightl-Mary Ann Starcav- age, Patricia Rydzeuski, Alice Emma Scott. Irene Sebastinas, Theresa Smulkstis, Patricia Sanders, Nancy Staviah, Dolores Strach. Bar- net Weber, Donald Wallace. Second Row- Robert Thomas, Nathaniel Weisher, Dolores Skunda, Barbara Rousher, Ioan Sharkus. Grace Hatten Thomas, Betsy Ann Runel. Mary Ann Sullivan. Sally Taylor. Third Row--lay Weisberger, Iames Tracey. Iames Walters, Iohn Vitasky, George Steinhauer. Daniel Thomas, Frank Sobers, Iohn Walsh, Samuel VVeinstein, Phillip Stein. HOMEROOM IDB MRS. BERYL THOMAS First Row lleft to rightj--Iudy Coplan, Betty Cebrick. lean Comiskey, Pamela DeLong, Phyllis Davis, Mary Claire Daley, Willard Cooper, Ioseph Conway, George Dussinger. Second Row-Raymond Culver. Richard Dalon, Bernard Gordon. Elaine Davis, Margaret Con- nor. Dorothy Cook, Patsy Danko, Barbara David, Sherrill Davidson. Lorraine Diaco. Third Row-lames Dougherty. Robert Gabel, Walter Dean, VVoodward Davies. Ioel De- Fede, Paul DeFede, Leon Gerwell. Thomas Davis, George Gozick. SENIOR STUDENTS First Row fleft to rightl--Arthur Parsons Edwin Scott Vincent Sicurella Robert Suda George Buzmm William Shimansky. lnhn Shutlock. Henry Papp Second Row nseph Gallagher ames Anzalone ohn Ruckstalis Ioseph Salatino. PeterBrozusky. Iohn Ralston ohn Haddnw Third Row Robert Narsavage Alan Metrcka Robert Mayeski. Russell Iones. lerry Zoolkowski Walter Pluta F'rst Row llelt to rightl-Thomas Price Stephen Mihalchek Ed d Kotch D1 c tc:r. Edmund Stevens. Frank Tonart Second Row Stanley wlgdynolds ll'lovn:rd F Halter, Mrs. Louise Sayes, Carl Iuenglmg lcseph Tomshaw Third Row Iames Weaver, Iohn Sorber. Roy Brunner Andrew Kosher Ioseph Boyle First Row ileft to rightl-Daniel Mo- ser. Gregson Amos, Carl Dodson. Sec- ond Row-Iohn Grimes, lay Paul Smith. Raymond Barnhardt. Ioseph Bria. Carl Boyd. Third Row-Charles Hann, Phillip Hitchings, Iohn Simons. Thomas shone. ocafionaf farmed T 9 i i f Machine Shop Electricity- installing a light circuit Building Construction Plastics Fabrication Radio - Television The strident whine of the saw as it bites its way through pungent pine, the low growling of the metal lathe as it chips its way through hard steel, and sundry noises from other shops are eloquent evidence that some of our students are slowly but surely becoming skilled craftsmen. This year the Vocational Department was available to students of other districts making it possible for them to obtain training in some skilled trade. Boys from Dallas, Edwardsville, Forty Fort, Glen Lyon, Harding, Mountain Top, Swoyerville, and Wilkes-Barre are presently students in this department of the Kingston High School. These boys have shown themselves to be excellent students in the classroom as well as the shops and are also active in the various activities sponsored by the student body. This program offers something new in the field of education. Students spend one-half of their time in the high school classrooms and one-half of their time in the shop of their choice, thus a student receives academic preparation as well as training in shop skills and trade knowledge. No two shops are alike. Each shop differs in its own way, performing individually, and producing its own skilled crafts- men. A visit through any one of the shops will show these boys to be actively engaged in operating a complex machine or in performing some other skilled operation. Upon completing their senior year, students proudly take a preferred place in the world's rapidly expanding industries. .xdcfiuifiefi m..4...,1. Associate Editor MARG RIT NIEVERGELT Feature Editor CATHERINE GALLAGHER Sports Editor ROSEMARY ALEXIS Typing Editor EMILY GRESH Art Editor CHARMAINE REYNOLDS Editor-in-chief MARILYN WILLIAMS Adviser LEWIS A. KOHN The opening of the school term found the yearbook staff, or- ganized late last year, ready for some hard work. Their main goal was to produce the best yearbook that had ever been pub- lished by the seniors of Kingston High School. The Lfirst job fell upon the Art Staff, which had to lay out the book and design a cover. While the Art Staff was still at work, the eclitorial staff began its staff of recording all the school functions, writing about the various clubs, and composing jingles for the seniors. Next came the job of the typing staff which was naturally to type the material that was to be used in thebook. Last, came the job of the Business Staff which was promoting the sales of our finished pro- duct. The staff acknowledges with sincere gratitude the faculty members who helped make this production a success. We thank Mrs. Schulz, Miss Weiss, Miss Cahalan and Mr. William Morgan for their time and advice, which was indeed very welcome. We certainly felt a great deal of satisfaction when we of the staff saw the finished book. We hope that you, the students, enjoy this yearbook as much as we have enjoyed making it for you. Special recognition goes to the following seniors: Peggy Mer- icle, Catherine Gallagher, Ioan Oleski, Cheta Bortz, Eleanore Lindemann, Marilyn Williams, Marilyn Huffman and Ianie Rodgers X Associate Editor MARILYN HIIFFMAN Photo Editor BARBARA CULVER Business Manager AIIDREY DEITZ Editor ROSALIE EISENSTEIN 1631? YOTESKI , yn 'ii' 1. ,vs X M 4 ll' 4' le. . ' PEGGY MERICLE IANE RODGERS ELEANORE LINDEMANN CHETA BORTZ ll 600L ,444 ,SZW First Row llefr to right!-lane Rodgers. Charmaine Rev- nolds, Marilyn Williams. Nancy VV1lkinson. Second Row -Audrey VVilson. Rosemary Alexis Mina Conn. Third Row-Mary Lee Wilcox. lcrri Wilde, Marilyn Huffman, loan Oleski. udineu .SLM First Row lleft to rightl-Barbara Culver. loanne While. Evabelle Richards, Audrey Deitz. Rosalie Eisenstein, Irene Skeba, Marilyn Dawson. Shirli Fleschut. Emilie Iones, Bar- bara Zabreski. Pauline Zweier, Sally Lyons, Second Row-Billy Bosso, Ann Clark. Ann Danna, Carole Flanagan, Dorothy Austin, Vickie Warnick, Iacqueline Iones, Patty Iones. Mary Io Gallagher. Patsy Nauss, Catherine Moran, Iohn Iewelinski. Third Row-Iimmy Cox. Donald Williams, Robert Lawrence, Bill Iacobson, Ierry Luft, Frank lanuski. lack Evans, Ed Greenwood, Alan Husband, Chris Mulsteff, Ioe Bradley. -71' ghforiafgay First Row lleft to rightl-Cheta Bartz. Cather- ine Gallagher, Mary Io Gallagher, lane Flis. Second Row-Emily Gresh. Marilyn Dawson. Audrey Wilson, Margrit Nievergelt. Margaret Allen. Ann Clark, Third Row-Mary Lee Wilcox, Ierri Wilde, Mina Coon, Sally Luft. Fourth Row-Shirli Fleschut, Marilyn Berk. Emilie Iones, Rosemary Alexis, Dolores Iewell. Cynthia Williams. Wing SSL f First Row lleft to rightj-Marv Io Gallagher. Doris Berdv. lane Flis. Second Row-Ioanne White, lane Rodgers, Marilyn Huffman, Nancy Wilkinson. Third Row-Marilyn Dawson, Eleanore Lmdemann. Cheta Bortz. r I 61195 fonian ewdloaiaer ir i CATHERINE GALLAGHER LOLEEN CARTWRIGHT PATSY FISKE Editor Business Manager Editor , 'iii , it ii ii . ' lt gk W A 5-L f I QV .. gf-I ,fq . .1 I .T ,.,,, V MR. ALBERT BRENNER SHIRLEY ERWINE MR. ROBERT ANTHONY Adviser Typing Editor Adviser gcbforiaf .gag pp l First Row Kleft to rightl-Dorie Berdy, Shirley Fleschut, Mary Claire Steck. Catherine Gallagher, Patricia Fiske. Dorothy Austin, lean McGi-ellis, Ann Danna. Second Row-Meriel Berk. Catherine Moran Elynore Wilbur. Marilyn Williams, Sally Klein, Marie Fetzer, Mary Shaffer. Geraldine Goodall. Third Row-Don Straub. William Iacobson, Frank Ianuski, Frank Schmitt. i'We, the editors of the Kingstonian newspaper, take this opportunity to extend our thanks to those who have worked faithfully and diligently with us this past year. Through their cooperation we were able to publish six editions of this publication each of which furnished the students with the current events that occurred in or around the school. The Senior Editorial Staff, the Business Staff and the Typing Staff are all to be commended for their fine work before, during and after each publication. However, we are not to forget the men behind the scenes, our capable advisors, Mr. Albert Brenner and Mr. Robert Anthony. Also, we say i'Thank You to Mr. Lewis Kohn, who provided us with many pictures and much information for the Kingstonian. Last, but not least, we wish to thank the students, themselves. It is stated that a newspaper is only worth value if it has a large circulation. We extended our quota for each issue through the students' assistance. Good luck to next year's editors. May you be successful in your attempts for a fine newspaper. Sincerely, PATSY and CATHERINE Waing .gay First Row llefr to rightl-Marilyn Dawson, Barbara Zabreslci, Doris Iohnsnn, Shirley Er- wine. lane Rodgers, Florence Sprau, Marilyn Huffman. Second Row-Evelyn Ogurkis, Mar- garet Allen. Geraldine Smith, Mary Ellen Wallace. Miriam Weber, Charmaine Reynolds. Catherine Caligas. Barbara Thompson. Third Rnw-Emily Gresh, Mary Edwards, Louise Dylewski. Mitzi Thomas. Mary Therese Mc- Hugh. Margaret Nievergelt. Nancy Wilkinson. gcbforiaf Ska First Row fleft to rightl-Evelyn Krohn, Mar- ilyn Dawson, Pauline Zweier, Yvonne Paley. Betty Narsavage, Catherine Gallagher. Patsy Fiske. Shirley Erwine, Marilyn Gimber. Maur- een Gallagher, Emilie lones. Ann Styborslci. Second Row-Mary Lou Casterline. Rachel Coslett. Marian Cipnlla. Katherine Suhers, Cheta Bartz, Marian Yasccnshak. Marie Zdancwiez, Eleanor Lindemann, loan Starzin- ski. Mary Nice. ludy Siegal. Third Row- Marilyn Wolfle. Flora Thorner, Mary Lou Ludorf, Marv Ann Gonos. Marv Lea Ed- wards. Beverly Westheld, Ellen Sekel. Ethel Coslett. Ianet Wolfle. Shelia Archard. Fourth Row-Sue Lustig. Ona Skiptunas. Esther Hil- lard, Winifred Reese. Lynne Gallagher. Mar- guerite Fleschut. Pearl Evans, Carol Bona- witz, Iune Fetzer, Ann Mullahy. Ernie Ep- stein. 5 is s uaineu .ga First Row flelt to right!-S. Lyons. l. M. Weir. N. Kaufer. E. Ogurkis, M. Dawson. L. Cartwright. I. Bubble. C. Bonawit:. A. Ei- chnrne, A. Mullahy. E. Innes, D. Berdy. SBC- ond Row-D. Trylcnski. M. L. Ludorf, M. L. Casterline. M. Cipolla. M. Zdancewicz, P. Zxvcier. D. Austin. McGrell1s, C. Caliagas, S. Archarcl. A. Styborslci. Third Row-T. Ka- picka. M, Fetzer, R. Weinstein, T. McHugh G. Smith. M. Nxevergelt. M. Vv'olfe, I. Fet- zer. D. Wallace. Y. Paley. Fourth Row-P. Evans, R. Smyden, M. Shaffer. B. Vidunas VV. Reese. O. Skiptunas. E. Hillard. B. West- Held. M. Fleschut, P. Bedeslcy, L. Gallagher l9!.0f0 C2516 This club is under the able direction of Mr. Herman Shiplett. lts chief purpose is to develop an interest among the students along the line of photography. Entrance to the club is gained upon obtaining a majority vote of the regular members. SENIOR President Ioe Bernard Vice President Donald Campbell Secretary Tom Shaffer Treasurer Carroll Davenport Adviser Mr. Shiplett First Row lleft to rightl-P. Reed. D. Wal- ters. Mr. Shiplett. D. Campbell. C. Davenport. Second Row-S. Dukas. B. Gabell. E. Krohn. B. Kumitis. l.. Bair. L. Body. M. Antinnes. I. Lewis. I. A. Reciington. D. Iolinson. B. Za- hreslu, I. Carson. I, Fetzer. Third Row-A. Iohnson. C. liurtz. R. Davis. P. Painting, B. Rafach. I. Kachensky, Oleslei, M. Niever- gelt. M. T. NlcHugh. E. Ogurlus. M. Fleshut. B. Westlield. Fourth Row-C. Suhers. W, Reese. M. VVolfe, M. Pasanelc. M, Innes. S. Gelh. H. Freehurn. B. Burak. D, Rittenger, Rusin. C. Fahey B. Marks. .meddling eam Adviser-MR. DAVID IONES This year, the Kingston High School Debating Team, composed of Ann Clark, Katherine Subers, Chris Mul- staff, Ioel Bergsman, Gay Heit, Ierry Sobel, Ernest Epstein, and Eileen Karabon, and under the very excellent direction of Mr. David Iones, debated on the interesting topic of: Ulflesolved: That the North Atlantic Nations Should Form A Federal Union. The Team competed with Ashley, St. lVlary's, and Hanover in the Kings College Debating League. First Row lleft to righfl-Ioel Bergsman. Eileen Karabon. Gay Heit. Second Row- Ierry Sohol. Ernest Epstein, Chris Mulstelf, Mr. David Iones, IUNIOR President . Ioe Yunchick Vice President . . . . lim Bogdan Secretary . .. .. Blanche Scureman Treasurer . .. Margie Sanders First Row Ileft to rightl-I. Yanchich. M. Sanders. Mr. Shiplett. B. Scureman, Bog- dan. Second Row-M. Yenshuski. M. Wat- kins, Williams, Price. B. Lowe. Ro- maneslci. E. Tracy. F. Wallace, D. Wilk, B. Lieb. B. L. Knzik. Third Row-W. Rosen- grant. B. Iames. B. Kay, Lasrnan. E. Moran, L. Wolfle. C. Shaffer. H. Leventhal. I. Peru- gino, R. Rowland. 0 L - President , , , Milton Iohnson Vice-President .. Bill lacobson Secretary ,, , , , ,, Bill Harding Treasurer ,, Bob Coslett Chaplain , ,, , ,,,, Don Wright Sgt. at Arms Charles Dovedytis Adviser , , , Mr. Donald Hilbert First Row Qleft to rightl-Bill Harding, Bill lacobson. Milton johnson. Charles Dovedytis. Don Wright. Bob Coslett. Second Row-lack Roberts. loe Bernard, Warren Rosengrant. Ronald O'Niell, Don Moran, Ronald Phillips, Peter Nlarton, Carl Nicholi. Gerald Samies, Bill Edwards, Third Row-lack Connors, Ronald Sebolka. Chuck Fahey, Rufus Williams. Barry Breese. lim Watkins. Evan Bonowitz, Fred Mountioy, Richard Handley, lack Thom- as, George Bechy. Fourth Row-Grant Perry, Iohn Mclntyre, Bernard Borkowski, Robert Oliver. Walter Piscyszk. Tom Ryan, Myron lones, Bill Burak, Millard Christmas, Robert Williams, Fifth Row-Robert Kersteen, Mi- chael Pasanek, William O'Niell. Ed Zoranski, Del Coslett. David Evans, Dick Keeler, Ierome Gardner. limmy Cox. CHRISTMAS BASKET PROIECT President , , ,, , , ,. George Buzinki Vice President . , Annette Walukiewicz Secretary ,,,, , . . , ,, ,,Anna Servello Treasurer . , .. , , , Felix Belenski Reporter ,, , Rose Testen Adviser , , . , Mr. Tonaut First Row Cleft to rightj-Ann Mullahy, Susan Lehman, Carol Bonawitz. lane Carson, Lynne Gallagher, Rose Weinstein, Mary Walizer. Carol Evans, Dorothy Walters, lune Fetzer, Sheila Archard. Second Row-Ioan Leshinski, Carolyn Lauer, Toby Brandt. Lenore Lauder, Mary Ann Stanchak, Bernadine Yachamovitch, Annaservello. Marguerite Fleshut, Patricia Pedenisk, Dorothy Horsefield. Third Row- Mary Liqua, Rose Simon, Barbara Walsh Alice Flis, Bernadette Vidunas, Evelyn Toch- eny, Patricia lones, Annette Walukiewicz. Rose Testen. 4 if ! xl i 'KTO create, maintain, and extent throughout the school and community high standards of Christian characterf Under the capable supervision of Mr Donald Hilbert, the Hi-Y, is one of th. most respected clubs in our school. As a very serious club in connectior with the Young Men's Christian Asso- ciation, it helps the needy families a Christmas time with food and clothing The officers should be complimentec on a job well done. The Radio Club is composed of boys and girls who would ' like to increase their knowledge of radio and television. This a u, organization is under the capable direction of Mr. Tonaut, an instructor at the vocational school. rst Row ilefr to rightl-Bill Iacobson, Donald Williams. Mr. Piccone. Delbert Coslett, Iames Walsh. Second Row hn Shutlock. VVard Kane, Milton Iohnson, Donald Straub. Bob Oliver. Charles Peterman, Bill Bosso. Bernard riqdqna. Third Row-loe Bradley, Edward Greenwood. Alan Husband. lack Evans. Frank Kline, Donald Wright, hn llewelinski, Iimmv Cox. Fourth Row-Edward Urban. Iames Anzalone, Bob Marko. Ed Zoranski. Denny ewellxn, Bill Challanger. lorry Zoolkowslci. Ierry Fitzgerald, lohn Durkin, Frank Fahey. IQ .SZMQ Don Williams President lim Walsh Vice-President Bill Iacobson Secretary-Treasurer Del Coslett Seargent at Arms The Pi Delta, under the capable leadership of Mr. Victor Piccone and its officers, consists of Senior and Iunior boys. One of the many projects of this organization is an annual donation to the Community Chest. Because the Pi Delta had such good fortune this year, it held various outings-among them a hayride. We hope that the future Pi Delta Clubs will be fortunate enough to have officers as competent as those elec- ted this year. With such officers and Mr. Piccone as their adviser, they are certain to succeed in all they undertake as did the club in '52-'53. ,Q mega .xguxigarg Senior and Iunior girls, with Mr, Pic- 'one as adviser, make up the member- hip oi thc Pi Delta Auxiliary. These girls xwnlr hard at the Pi Delta stands it lkifitlnall games throughout the foot- Jall season. It is largely due to their ire-less efforts that the Pi Delta Club is ri stir,-ccssiiil. Initiation was held on -lalloxxeen night at the lVleyers-King- ton game for the newly elected Senior nemhers. A good time was had by all, is is alii ays the ease, wherever the Pi Delta COngl'8gaIQS. 'irst Row ileft to righti-Doris Berdy, Vickie Varnick, Carole Flanagan. Ann Danna, Ann Ilark. Shirley Fletchut, Irene Yastremski, Iean loughertv. Second Row-Sally Lyons. Ierri Vilde. Dorothy Austin, Rosemary Alexis, Lu- ille Mihal. Barbara Spishock, Barbara Za- reslci, Shirley Erwine. Third Row-Patricia iiske, Mary Claire Steck. Meriel Berk. lane zlis, Barbara Pinkoski, Mary lean Edwards, 'auline Zweier, Doris Iohnson. Fourth Row Eleanor Iablonski, Marilyn Williams, Sally Ilein, Patricia Nauss. Catherine Moran, Mary o Gallagher, Patricia Iones. Iackie Iones. Emilio lnnes. tlitibi COLD Dix enior -.Zend OFFICERS President Sally Lyons Vice President Pat jones Secretary Betty Narsavagc Treasurer Catherine Scureman Program Chairman Eleanore Linclemann Advisors Miss lane Darrow, Miss Marian Murphy The Y-Teens is a club directly aflili- ated with the YWCA in Wilkes-Barre. This year it consists of Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores. Each month the Y- Teens, under the supervision of Miss Darrow and Miss Murphy, hold three meetings, two at the YWCA and one at school. At these meetings they had speakers, movies and other types of programs. The social activities of the club were limited because of its size. Because of the splendid spirit of co- operation, the club has had one of its most successful years. SOME FUN! INITIATION -flew First Row fleft to rightl-Rachel Coslett, Sally Lyons. Patty Iones. Miss Murphy. Betty Narsavage. Katherine Scureman. Second Row-Nanc Wilkinson, Martha Wagner. Marilyn Huffman. Pauline Zweier, Elynore Wilbur, Emilie Iones. Barbara Thompson, Florence Sprau. Geraldine VVaskiewicz. Third Row-Mar Lee Wilcox, Eleanore Lindemann, Cheta Bortz, lackie Iones. Catherine Caliagas. Ioanne White. Miriam Weber, Peggy Mericle. Fourth Row-Roberta Doll. Beverly Hirner. Vickie Warnick, Marilyn Williams, loan Oleski, Gerri Goodall. Evelyn Ogurkis. lane Rodgers. lean Dougherty. Fifth Row-lean Shone Catherine Subers, Sally Klein, Bonnie Blair. Margaret Allen. Lois Weisherger. First Row ilef! to right!-Maureen Haron. Lola Bair. Marilyn Antlnnes. Yvonne Paley. Ann Stvborski. Romaine Shulcwietis. Second Row- Mariellen Connell. Eleanor Drorhak, Barbara Swartzback. Arline Eichorn. Dorothy Horsefield. 'Pearl Evans. Marie Zdancewicz. Lo rad, Betty Ntirsayage. Rachel Coslett, loan Lewis, Rita Eichorn. NanCy Thomas, Naoma Kaufer. ludv Sieqal. Third Row-Nancy is Con- Eddy. Sally VVohychek. Mary Ann Churnoslci. loan Evans, ludv Saunders. Fourth Row-Helen Urban, Shirleylhlollis leanette Bubble, Flora Thorner. Dorothy Clayton, loan Toolan, Mary Lou Casterlme. Sally Schcu. Bernice Celender, Edna Coon. Sandra Noyy, Lois Innes. Peggy Waters. Marilyn Davis, Pat Bedesl-ci, Bernice Kumitis. Fifth Row-Marilyn Wolfe. Beyerlv Vifestheld, lanice Skripkai Marv Ann Gonos. Sue Lustig. Ianet Schall. Mary Lou Ludorf. Marion Cippolla. Dorothy Anderson. lanet Ionles, Elaine lakes. Carol Bonawitz. Toby Brant Anne Mullahy. Aileen Karabon. Dorothy Kachmar. Sixth Row-Pat Beamesderler. Charlette Hoeschele. Harriet Lewis. Valeria Butcayagc, Marie Opsitos. Ellen Sekel. Evelyn Mulushis, Ruth Kolzar, Margaret Maclntyre. Barbara Walsh. Betsy Bretz. Toni Scureman. Sandra Miles, Marilyn Gimber. Ioan Leshinski. - 44l'Q1UlilMl'l 'M l I 2-' ffl 'iff img PQHCA The purpose of the French Club is to pplement the regular class program th student planned activities and ojects. In December, a barbeque party is held at the Blue Hills and in Feb- ary the regular Valentine's Day buffet ncheon was held in the library. At uristmas the project committee gave a ogram and party for the children's 1rd at the Nesbitt Hospital and made tall gifts for the adult patients. All ub members were active this year on ie of three committees-project, pro- am or social. esident Patsy Fiske ce President Patsy Nauss cretary , , , Marilyn Berk 'easurer Iacqueline lones ason Oihcer , Ioan Ertley ivisor ,. ,, Miss Lois Lee Q..-4 1 .NP I ...M 6 VALENTINE LUNCHEON FASTNACHT PARTY OFFICERS 'resident , Eleanore Lindemann Vice President , , . Frank Fahey ieeretary , , Ianet Iones 'reasurer Frank lanuski Advisor Miss Loretta E. Weis First Row Cleft to rightl-Cynthia Williams, Kay Moran, Doris Berdy, Bar- bara Spishock, Ona Skiptunas, Barbara Pinkoski. Ioan Ertley. Patsy Fiske. Marilyn Berk, Gay Heil, Nancy Eddy, Lenore Lauder, Pearl Evans. Second Row-Barbara Culver, Sue Lustig, Elaine lakes, Barbara Frear, Lois Conrad, Rita Sokola. Betsy Bretz. Flose Weinstein. Lois Pape, lean Ann Michak. Katherine Scureman. Miss Lee, Dorothy Walters. Barbara Catron, Sandra Novy. Third Row-Dorothy Anderson, Ierri Wilde, Mary Lee Wilcox, Cheta Bortz, Mar Ann Stanchick, Peggy Mericle, lane Rodgers. Mary Lea Edwards, Mary Lou Casterline, Ianice Skripka, Gerry Adamchick. Mary Buzinki, Martha Klockgether, Patsy O'Conner, Patsy Reed. Fourth Row- Bill Harding, Ierry Gardner, Danny Falkowitz, Irene Kobylsky, Evelyn Tocheny, Sally McHugh, Katherine Subers, Mary Ann Gonas. Pat Vechhio, Margaret Allen, Ruth Ostrowski, Beverly Smith, Iane Conner. Fifth Row- Wilbert Taylor, Ward Kane Iack Llewellyn. lim Hennigan, Ioel Bergsman, Ioe Barnard, Bob Lawrence. Ioe Turner. lack Brokenshire, Sarah Toole. el'l'l'L CU1 The purpose of the German club is to supplement the class- room activities by studying the traditions and folklore of the German people. Under the capable supervision of Miss Weis, the club has enjoyed a year of interest and educational programs. The programs included speakers, quizzes and music by their own German band. The social meetings of the year included their annual Christ- mas party at which gifts were distributed by St. Nicholas, their annual picnic which was held in the early spring and a Fastnacht party which was held on Shrove Tuesday. First Row fleft to rightl-Frank Fahey, Frank Ianuski, Miss Weis, Eleanore Lindemann, Ianet Iones. Second Row-Naoma Kaufer, Marilyn Davis, Caro- lyn Salefsky, Martha Wagner, Evabelle Richards. Ianice Morgan, Margaret Smith, Edward Stroud, Eli Vlainstein. Third Row-Ray Reese. lack Heltzel. Ianice Russell, Mary Louise Ludorf, Winifred Reese. Lucille Scott. Marian Yerashunas, Marilyn Andress, lack White. Fourth Row-Charlotte Hoeschele. Ann Marie Weir, Rita Matiskella, Ianice Karmilowicz, Ruth Kolezar. Ianet Schall, George Kurisky, Leroy Fiergang, Sandy Newman. Fifth Row-Iohn Iewelinski, Bernard Borkowski, Iohn Durkin, Iames Wempa. Barry Lefko- witz, Richard Tredinnick, Bernard Shupp. Robert Bassett, Eugene Palchanis. 5 5 i Q oliifa. CAL President . Marilyn Williams Vice-President Mary Clair Steck Secretary . , Catherine Gallagher Treasurer , Sally Lyons Advisers Mrs. Myre Scovell Miss Theodsia Trotszki First Row ileft to rightj-Mary Clair Steck. Catherine Gallagher. Mrs. Scovell, Miss Trot- zski. Marilyn Williams, Sally Lyons. Second Row'-Barbara Schwartzbach, Iudith A. Will- iams, Ann Clark, Ann Danna. Shirli Fleshut. Pauline Zweier. Marilyn Huffman, Audrey Deitz, Marilyn Dawson. Marilyn Davis. Third Row-Harolyn Rome, Carol Edivane, Catherine Caliagas. Carol Matus. Marilyn Wolile, Ber- nice Celendar. Sarah Toole. Dorothy Austin, Edna Coon, La Mere Richards, Fourth Row- Gale Rome. Evelyn Coslett. Helen Harding, Rita Matiskella. lane Flis, Ruth Snell. Sally Scheu. Bill Smulowitz, Rose Weinstein,'Don Moran, Fifth Row-Katherine Scheffley. lack- ie Oliver, Dorothy Anderson. Bonnie Blair. Chris Mullstaff. Bob Lawrence, Iack Brennan, , , ,, Ionathan Russin, Ioan Oleski. Rose Mary Alexis, The Library Club, under the capable direction of Mrs. Myre Scovell and Miss Theodosia Trotszki, consists of those sophomores, juniors, and seniors who fulfill the necessary requirements for admission to the club. The purpose of the Library Club is to help other stu- dents to become better acquainted with the library and to aid them in using it to their best advantage. After being admitted to the club, each member must work one period every week in the library. By doing this, each one helps the organization to reach its ultimate goal. The students shelve and stamp books as well as distribute slips for overdue books. The annual Christmas party was held in the library which was beautifully decorated for the occasion. Refresh- ments were served by the club members. an merican President H Robert Kohl Vice-President , , ,, ., , Ann Danna Secretary , . . .. .. . , , Sally Lyons Treasurer , , , . H .,,.. . ,. Bemard Skammer Reporters . . H Shirley Fleshut, Robert Perrella Advisers . . , , Miss Helen McHugh, Mrs. Helen Page The Pan American Club under the excellent sponsor- ship of Mrs. Helen Page and Miss Helen McHugh, has successfully completed another year. The purpose of the club is to further the learning of Spanish customs and habits. Some of the club members are faithful correspon- dents of young teenagers of Latin-American countries. Throughout the year guest speakers, who have had the op- portunity to visit these countries, are invited to relate some of their experiences. Dr. Fleck, of Wyoming Seminary, gave an informative talk on his International Tour ol Mexico. The social activities of this year's club were also made eventful and successful by the hard working commit- tees appointed by the President. First Row ileft to rightl-Robert Perrella, Ann Danna. Mrs. Page, Miss McHugh. Sherli Flzschut, Sally Lyons. Bernard Skamrner. Second Row-Bernard Magagna. Ann Corgan, Irene Yastremski, Mary Claire Steck. Mary Io Gallagher, Rosalie Eisenstein. Catherine Gallagher. Victoria Warnick, Marilyn Williams, Pauline Zweier. Marilyn Huffman. Audrey Deitz, Maureen Gallagher, Ioan Miller, Nancy Richards. Ioan Young, Gerald Samies. Third Row-Ioan Starzinski. Ruth Morgan, Dorothy Rukstalis, Flora Thorner. Dorothy Clayton. Iosephine Forystek, Lois Weisberger, Gerri Goodall, Margaret Maclntyre, Dorothy Kachmar, Sally Scheu, Marion Cipolla. Ioan Evans, lane O'Day. Marion Yascenchak, Mary Nice. Delmar Lewis. Fourth Row-Ioel Fraud. Robert Williams, David Wasserstram, Walter Piszczek. lane Price. Carol Price. Harriet Lewis, Willard Hooper. lane Flis, lackie Oliver. Iarnes Watkins, Myron Iones. Millard Christmas, Margery Glazies. Sue Lustig, Rose Mary Crofchick, Don Moran, Rick Rees. Fifth Row-lohn Maclntyre, Herbert Miller, lohn Harvey. Melvin Williams. Harvey Hafets. Frank Kline. Leonard Gonchar. Iohn Bassett. Robert Llsaitis, Bill Yanelavage. Ierry Fitzgerald. Al Baron, loe Reese. Metro Fetko, Iames Perugino. Ronald Sebolka, Robert Rish, Peter Martin, William Rydzewski. fr :-. sv: f f g Jafin l enior olzlfin First Row Kleft to rightl-Ruth Vivian. Ronald Phillips. Betsy Bretz, Carol Mickey. Second Row-La Mere Richards, Romayne Shakwie- tis, Ioan Miller, Ioan Lewis. Mary lo Gallagher, Katherine Scureman, Mary Lou Casterline. Nancy Reynolds. Nancy Thomas. Edward Stroud. Third Row-Ann Marie Weir, Ieannette Bubble. Ianice Russell. Sally Scheu. losephine For rtek. Carole Price. Sandra Novy. Ieanmarie Weir, Michael Siegal, Anne Corgan. Fourth Row-Thomas Ryan, Ianice Skriplca. Marilyn lSVoll'le, Mary Louise Ludorf, Mary- rose Considine, Sarah Toole. William Smulowitz. lonathan Russin, Michael Melchior, Margaret Waters, lerry Sobol. Fifth Row-William O'Neil. Patricia O'Connor, lackie Oliver. Dorothy Anderson, Evelyn Malusis, Rita Matiskella, Sandor Gelb, lames Collis. George Schall. David Wasserstrom, Robert Pearlman. As is customary each year, the Latin Club is organized and sponsored by Miss Helen Thompson. The club is composed of those students who are studying Caesar and Cicero. The Latin Club, as in the past, takes part in the All-Club Christmas Party and the All- Club Outing in june. Besides this, the club always has a project of its own. At the end of the year, the Latin Club makes an award to the Freshman boy who attains the highest average in his class. unior ofafin, First Row ileft to rightl-Susan Lehman, Eleanor Drochak. Betsy Gabel, Virginia Gross. Tcl: Brandt, Ann Mullahy. Carol Bonawitz. Ioan Starzinski, Sheila Archard, ludy Weiss. Iudith Siegel. Second Row-Dorothy Horslield. Mary Lou Kachur, Sally Wo dick, Mary- ann Churnoski. Marguerite Fleschut, Helen Harding, Lynn Gallagher. Stan Turel, Max Scheicher. Aileen Karabon, Mary Liqua, Third Row-'Mary Ann Hughes, loan Leshinslci. Betty lane Gregory. lessie lanjigian. Annette Walukiewicz, Gay l'leit. Patsy Iones, Patricia Casey. Emilie Roat. Katherine Schelfley. lane Carson. Carolyn Lauer. Fourth Row-'Sandra Epstein. Pat Bedeslli, lerry Kaufer. lohn Melton, David Schaenfeld. Ned Curtis. Bernadine Vidunas. Iohn Brennan, Leonard lewell, loseph Troy, Lorraine Carlson. Carol lones. A- I Hi Doll Project-Christmas Advisers ., . , Miss Nlarion Bush Miss Mary Kitchener President ,, , . , . ,,,, V,,, I can Bun Vice-President , , , , Marilyn Gimher Secretary , , . Lucille Pitkevicz Treasurer , Geraldine Lukachick Reporter H Maureen Iewell Home Economics Club has made much progress throughout the years. This is due to the fact that Miss Bush and Miss Kitchener have given so gen- erously of their time. We hope that in future years to come, these two capable directors, Miss Bush and Miss Kitchen- er, will have the same success in organ- izing this club as they have had the last few years. ome conomicri -u-... First Row fleft to rightj-Maureen Iewell, Marilyn Gimber. Ioan Buza, Lucille Pitkevicz, Geraldine Lukachik, Flor- ence Sprau. Barbara Thompson, Lois Weisberger. Cheta Bortz. Iune Seitchek, Dorothy Yenashuski, Emilie Iones, Third Row-Ioan Kuderka, Susie Dukas. Iosephine Kashinsky, Beatrice Perry, Catherine Caligas, Marion M. Bush. Mary I. Kitchener, Kathryn Bonning, Melba Dodson, Maureen Kratzer, Bonnie Blair, Ioan Wolfe. Mary Catherine Kane. ngineem First Row Cleft to rightj-Frank Fahey. Denny Llewellyn, Iohn Iewelinski. Philip I. Morgan. Second Row-Milt Iohnson, Delmar Lewis. Ed Masonis. Ronald Phillips, Bernard Magagna. Bernard Shupp. Al Husband. Billy Bosso. Third Row-Ward Kane, Walter Piszczek. Paul Smith. Bernard Koval, Richard Treclin- niclt, lack Evans. Herbert Miller. Fourth Row-Frank Kline, Ierry Luft, Bill Iacobson, Albert Baron, Donald Straub. Ierry Fitzgerald. Edward Greenwood, Iohn Durkin. The Engineering Club has a very appropriate motto, K'We teach at all times, friendship, good citizenship, and honor. To become a member of this club, one must have two years of algebra and one year of plane geometry. For this reason, the club consists wholly of Iunior and Senior boys. The activities of the Engineers Club consist of participation in the All Club Party and a joint outing with the Honor Society at Monomonock Inn in the Poconos. At the end of the year a 35 prize in presented to the person with the highest average in the field of Science for four years. To you, Mr. Morgan, goes a hearty well-done for the job you have done as sponsor of the Engineers Club. ' 1 WN Mlm CM First Row ileft to rightI-E. Iones. A. Deitz, M. Gimber, C. Hurst, I. Watkins, Miller, P. Zweier. O. Sliiptunas, R. Matisltella. S. McHugh, C. Gallagher, L. M. Richards, L, Youhon, M. Iewell, M, Wagner, C. Caliagas. Second Row-M. Davis, E. Krohn. N. Kaufer, A. Michnla. R. Crnfchick, M. L. Casterline. A. M. Weir, Skriplca. E, Malusis. E. Wilbur, Iones, S. Scheu, M. I Gallagher, P. Fiske. Nl. Weber, R. Eichorn, C. Matus. Third Row-I. M. Wleir. E. Ialces, M. Nice. R. Shulcwietis. Schall, Iones, D. Kachmar. R. Knlezur, M. L. Edwards, S. Lustig, I. Forystek. D. Iohnson. M. Williams. B, Perry, R. Vivian. Fourth Row-C, Moran. P. Nanss, R. Lawrence, F, Schmitt, C. Mulstalf, M. Greenwald. D. Falkowitz, F. Ianuslci, Bassett, D. Evans, Cox, Bcrgsman. D. Campbell. The Ushers Club, under the direction of Mr. Iohn Vail, has done an excellent job this year. Although the main purpose of the club is to usher at the affairs :sponsored by the school, they have also given their capable services for programs presented by other organizations. During the year, the members have ushered at the Apollo Club's concert and the Operas that have been presented in the high school auditorium. They have also given their services for the Iunior and Senior Class plays, the Band Concerts and the Stardust Revue. The club consists of chosen members of the Freshman, Sophomore, Iunior and Senior Class. It has contributed greatly to the successful activities that have been presented in our school. Mr. Iohn Vail, Advisor Row C Cooper, M. Saunders, I. Hnck, R. Ostrowski, A, Mullahy. I. Fetzer, M. R. Considine, C. S, T Walizer, D. Kwasny. I. Karmilowitz, C. Scheilley, B. Knopps, H. Harding, S. Bellis. A. N, Reynolds. Second Row-C. Regan, S. Novy, T. Brandt, B. Lowe, I. Weis, L. Wolfle. M. Budzinski, G. Adamchick. V. Gross. M. A. Hughes, C. Brennan, ng K Watkins B Lied B Roli on V Harding R Gido E Pecukonis W Marks Scott. L. Gallagher. Carson. M. Sauetwine, A. Walukiewicz. Third Row-C. Rome, B. Epstein. L. M. Thomas, A. Iohnson, M, B. Comiskey. E. R. Roat, B, Vidunas, O , . , . . . S . . . . , . , . . IJ Bogdan. I. Barnard, R, Carpenter, W. Evans, I, Collis, R. Perella, B. Skammer. L. I. Kurislcy, G, Kurislcy, S. Kosloskz, R. Hobler, E, Kelly, T. Shaffer, N. Tabor. ' it ' ' V5 5 I7 ts - 3 I 13.1 W. gi X 5 ff, k P -2 Q 5 v? S W... F1 W 5553? 5 rf 'Y E nf ww 45, 51 Q Q fo, .1 . f I n , ' 7 'EI 2 7 5 I an 1654? f f as NMMA , kg , lg gi f sz ' ' U- 1 ,.. Wafiona President . . Vice-President Adviser .. First Row ileft to rightl-Catherine Gallagher. lane Flis. Katherine Subers. Mary lo Gallagher, Barbara Culver, Cheta Bortz. Mina Coon. Second Row-Mary Lee Wilcox, Marilyn Willianis. Rosemary Alexis. Raymond Reese, Milton Iohnson. Rosalie Eisenstein, Eleanore Lmdemann, Patricia Fislche. Marilyn Berk. Absent- lamice Morgan. Cynthia Willizims. unior President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . Adviser onor ociefg Ned Curtis Lynne Boyle . . lohn Brennan Katherine Scheffley Mrs. Myre Scovell First Row llcft to right!-Nlrs. Sco- vell, lack Brennan, Ned Curtis. Lynne Boyle. Katherine Sehefilev. Second Row-ludv VVeiss Harolvn Rome. Gale Rome. Ruth Guin. Iessie lanlig- ean. loan Pelcher. Third Row-Lido Mae Thomas. Sandra Epstein Berna- dette Vldunas. Emilie Ron! Kay wld!- lxins. Barbara l.ieh Regina Toraius. Fourth Row-lames Bogdan. Charles Snyder. loseph Troy. lohn Kurlslcx' lerrv Lasman. Secretary ,. . .. Treasurer . . .. onor ociefg Milton Iohnson . Patsy Fiske Marilyn Berk Marilyn Williams Miss Freda Iones The Kingston Chapter of the National Honor Society is composed of those Iuniors and Seniors who have shown Very high standards of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. It was founded in 1931 by Miss Freda Iones, who is still the club advisor. Twice yearly members are chosen by the Honor Council, which is a group of faculty members. During the year the Society presents scholarship banners to the homerooms with the highest averages in the junior and senior high groups, and, in Iune, it spon- sors Award Day. The social highlight of the year is an outing and dinner at Monomonock Inn in the Poconos. Our Iunior Honor Honor Society, a chapter of the national group, was organized two years ago to encour- age interest in scholarship, leadership, school citizenship, and service. Its members, elected from the Prepsman and Freshman classes, must have definite ability in each of the four fields. These students are chosen in the same man- ner as the members of the National Honor Society. All new members are installed at an impressive ceremony during chapel. Through their own efforts and those of their capable adviser, Mrs. Myre Scovell, the members have made the Iunior Honor Society one of the up-and-coming clubs of our school community. ir :S .fdfkdfic .xdfifiociafion President. f H ROSRHHHY Alexis The Girls' Athletic Association or G.A.A. is g Cz'P'e5'd'n' H A d Y Dmfz composed of the girls who have earned a speci- ecretary , Dorothy Austin , 1 f . . . Treasure, ghmey Fleschut fied number of points as a resut o participation Adviser , Mra. Miriam Hannon in various school sports. The club strives not MH' Marian Rcniska only to increase the school spirit, but also to Frm Row Heh to rightwgosemary Alexis, encourage an cver constant sense of good Sports- Audrey Dietz. Mrs. Hannon, Dorothy Austin, IH21I'lSl1ip. . l siiiriay Fiaaairur. srrorid Raw-iariaiirri Bing- This club is perhaps the most un- hafg' 51131 Blfaatui' H1519 uflfjlnovicg' lean: '1'wice a year new members are taken into the usual organization in K. H. S. It con- ffrliievu 1855 lflffrln W:iff'n'lea:'yMf5rE1fEv club and are put through a very rugged initiation. sists of fifty girls who either wish -to Mary Nice, Barbara Zabreski, Martha Wag- These and old members are under the super- improve their aquatic technique or in- Eefrb DME Bifdi- ETl'g'd E9lT ZiEm3if IEEFS' vision of the club sponsor, Mrs. Miriam Hannon, crease their knowledge of water safety. a' fm 'ms OC ' 5' F' far ' na 'P' who carefully guides all activities and projects of Under the able di1'6CIi0H Of MIS. Miri- tunas, Ianet lones. Marie Fet.er. Theresa Ko- . ' I I l . prca, Mary Io Gallagher. Mina Coon, Pauline this organization. am Hannon, Mrs. Marian Reniska, and Zweier. Ann Clark. Cynthia Williams. Fourth Miss Lovgtta Dinjus, this group may be Row'-Eleanore Lindemann. Linda ouhon. Pa- - , - ,- - tricia Vecchio, Mary Ellen Wallace. Mary . . , foundlbuslly prac-tmlrrlg every Wednes Eclwagis, Ianice Skriplca, lane Flis, Rita So- --.- --- --- - -- A f dav nlghf 9' fhp xAI'n'pc'R9 n V kola. ex evicz, Ba First Row fleft to rightl-Ianice Morgan, Eleanore Lindemann, Cynthia Williams. Mina Coon. Gloria Glahn Harding, Sheila Archard, Mary Lou Casterline. Ianice Skripka. Ieanette Bubble. Roberta Ianjigan. Second Row- . Helen Catherine Scheffley, Virginia Harding, Barbara Catton. Lynn Gallagher, Catherine Scureman. Ona Skiptunis. Carol Matus. Barrie Iveson. Susan Lehman, Mary Rose Considine. Annette Walukiewicz, Mary Walizer. Betty Lou Kozic. Iessie Ianiigan. Third Row-Iacie Chapin, Barbara Walsh. Patricia Iones. Carol Iones. Lida Mae Thomas. Mary Liqua. Ioanne Kovaleski, Maureen Iewellr Romayne Shukwietis. Margaret Waters. Mary Louise Ludorf. Evelyn Malushis. Ruth Kolazer, Marion Cipolla. Ianice Karmolowitz. Ruth Vivian. Charlotte Hoeschele, Ja, cm President . , . Donald Straub Vice President , Edward Greenwood Secretary . , . ,.,.. Milton johnson Treasurer , , . , Frank Fahey Adviser , . ,,,, , , Mr. Harold Pugh This year, in its third year of exist- The Coal Rush of '53 was the theme of the Seventh Annual Key Club Convention held on April 10, ll, and 12, 1953. The Sterling Hotel and our own Kingston School district provided generous hospitality which helped in the success of the convention. The Key Club of Kingston High School was host to the convention and worked untiring, keeping in mind the convention motto, 'KService-The Key to the Characterf' First Row Qleft to rightjf-Eugene Pal- chanis, Ed Masonis. Milt johnson. Don Straub, Mr. Pugh. Ed Greenwood, Frank Fahey. Andy Novak, Dan Zi' kowski. Second Row-Anthony Sekera. Ed Kelley, Don Williams. jim Walsh. jack Voight, Ron Phillips, Delvin Bowman, Bill Bosso. Chuck Petermln. john jewelinski. Third Row-joe Bria. Rick Reese, Bill Smulowitz. Ed Cher- netsky. Andy Marko. Al Husband. jerry Fitzgerald. john Durkin. Bill Yenalavage, Lou Lattimer. Fourth Row--Bernie Skammer, Frank Schmitt. Bill jacobson. Paul Smith, Al Baron. Bob Llsaitis. Bob Mason, Bill Harding, Harvey Miller. Ed Starzinski, Tony Klein. Fifth Row-jerry Zoolkowski, Wayne Pugh. David Evans. Ed Moran. jack Evans, Ray Leandri, Denny Lle- wellyn, Dan Sekel. Fred Graham, Bernie Koval, ,Felex Belinski, Bill O'Neil. Ylnifecl Wafionfi ence, the foremost aim of the United Nations Club was realized when the club visited the headquarters of the world peace organization in New York. On October 17, 1952 a group of forty students and two chaperones CMiss Fay and Miss Croninj left Kingston High School for an enjoyable and educational tour of the United Nations. The picture on this page shows mem- bers of the club enjoying themselves on the trip. The club has many projects which include raising money for an- other New York trip and continuing to keep ourselves informed on United Na- tions activities. NEW YORK TRIP ., sz 2 President . ......,,. ...,, , ,, ,, joan Ertley Vice President ,, , , , ,, jessie janjigian Secretary , , , Mary Ann Hughes Treasurer , , Patsy Gonos Adviser . , , , , Miss Margaret Fay First Row jleft to rightj-Mary Ann Burclo, Nancy Reynolds, Sheila Archard, Toby Brandt, Vir- ginia Grass, Mary Walizer, Mary Ann Hughes. jc-ssie janiigian. Patsy Gonos. Gay Heit, Rose Wein- stein. Brenda Zeller, janet Goulstone, Dauriz Wilkie. Dorothy Bendick. Second Row-Steve Schwartzback, Eleanor Drochak. Nancy Eddy, Sharon Fred. Gail Yeisley, Sarah Toole, Eileen Moran. Lydia jones. Lida Mae Thomas. Emilie Float, Rita Smyden. Elinor Lazarus, Sam Weinstein, Bill Littleton. Third Row-Susan Lehman. jerry Lasman, Harold Leventha, Herbert Kline, Edwin Duncan. Arthur lchter, Miss Fay 1Adviserj, john Brennan. jimmy Connell, john Stelman, One of our useful but little known organizations is the Office Aids. These girls can be seen at any hour during the school day going through the halls on errands for teachers and the ofhce. Their many duties in- clude distributing absentee slips, bulletins, special no- tices, and giving informa- tion to visitors. They are not chosen on a competitive basis, but they all have pleasing per- sonalities and are honest, courteous and trustworthy. The Ofhce Aids are not yet organized as a club but they deserve recognition for all the work they do. Special recognition to these girls for their work Instructions from Mr Iveson during Student Chris and Audrey singing in the Senior Class As- Nw S K, f? 3 A Q 3 , -in If I NN Wav hi lr-4 we MINA cooN ROSEMARY ALEXIS S T R U T i N H I 6 H uirlcrs IOAN WOLFE IOAN ERTLEY GERALDINE ADAMCHIK IEAN ANN MICHAK ROSEMARY ALEXIS MINA COON EMILY GRESH PATSY VECCHIO EMILY GRESH ROSEMARY ALEXIS IOAN WOLFE PATRICIA VECCHIO MINA COON A I oun fgroofucfion IANICE MORGAN YM . P' I 'J V tg .Fr -bt, yr V ,- If ' A A. N,--.-,,m x, V , f .h ,f 'N 5 .1 ,. . ., . xx .gdw , ,- A K f:1fyj'.ii, 1-I-., ' - ' -'wiv 25 - x V f . Q 41111- f, g 4. ,N ,I ..-5. Q , Q A .2 ,, 1 . Y: ' ' ' , '-2,,,-1-.X .. L f- ggwgfqw '. H51 , b' .f f, f1iffI'SCf?4T X Q-.iff 5 f fgfm W. 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Ling.. -qlilf h-.'.-,jg-,,,vwjp',-5.351512 - ' 31,5 R j , 9,-UL? , '5:E.t-Qsyffi, ,R mul- . .1 jr - ' :.w : nz-nz. -. 1 --ff.,v:m,:g J ':- ,gf ,f- L'+ 1aff-i:ff.f' -3 1:5512 A -221221 -Q f :,'r,l:x3,-:Q-3 '11 'ggrgj-:gL,,11L, ' I 4 X 'LW,1?,f5177 I 5 111'-f'i4'f.?11.F,' '-Qyzhr ' N-u3::F.z?l:1 . 3 1' .- gp-'JJ-Q1-f .57jy I X if-Iii: 'Q ,N , fx , XA, .5 . w 3 -fn L i ' , I nxt 1. i 5 . ta 3, R . . , . , V . ,Y V L' X. , U tk ,X . ' U 'Y ' -r , V 'mf 1 ' f 'N L M EDWARD GREENWOOD H 1251? ff I , ji ,-A-. ' , -'-any . L J , WJ? . 'f1'C1'f '- ' 0I'lCel t 561061 Hi Em! p First Row-Cynthia Williams. leanmarie VVeir. Second Row Center-Edward Stroud. First Row-Roberta Doll. Second Hlnnet loncs. Roniayne Shukwictis. Elaine lakes, Douglas Row-Carroll Davenport, loe Bradley, Ed Greenwood. Third Kistlcr. Third Row-Patsy Nauss. Emilie Ruth Roat, Eugene Row-Leroy Fiergang, Edward Cherneski. Fourth Row- Charlton Bonham, Richard Handley, Bob Sislian. Fifth Row Pnlchunis.'Edxrard Starzinslti, Fourth Row-Marv Buzinki, Dick Tredinniclc, Paul Doll, Dorothy Liter. HEarl Gladey, Ed Kelly, Bill lones. Sixth Row-lack Thomas. One of the most important and famous of our school organizations is the band, which each year brings more honor to Kingston High School. The band, directed by Mr. Howard Hallock, is, in reality, three bands: marching, concert and pit bands. The marching band may be seen at every football game, adding lively music and much color to the contest. The most widely heard of the three, it also plays at many outside events and appears in all the local parades. The highlight of the concert band's season was the annual concert on March 13, when a capacity crowd jammed the auditorium to listen to the well-balanced program which featured standard numbers, novelties and 1n- dividual solos. The much smaller pit band appears at all school assemblies and special programs and is always on the job when needed. This year Kingston Band sent representatives, seven in all, to both the district and state bands and the dis- trict and State orchestras. Once again, we, the students of Kingston High School, wish to commend the Band for its fine record of service and dependability. l U,Cl,l ri! ft lohn Schnciderhan, William Challenger. Chris Mulsteff. lohn Usaitis, Stewart Swett. lames Kilgallon, lohn Cresco. Ulllsh-ummm Ulllluuwllll,-. ?, :uhh , llilnuuunugnngggg 1 manure wluuulnuaor lavlwvlliou 5 4 gf 'Y If I gg, 1 X. K em Q G 'xg f 1, .599 5, , r, . 5 Qffgg y A - in f ,ji A ' gi 3 Wm L, ' , A . xt 'V . gf-x.7l?',v tim., ,W .M Q, .2 if 4, A K , 9 2Jf 3 , ' ' ev: ft.. .L M 2 , -Q f f . X --aw. f '-9 aff-7',7 i'ff1'V1 1 ' ' Qu ' .4 KW ,f 1 W ' , ,Q- I 1' 'Q A Q W -1? 5 levy ,A N wif' Q l adhiiiuiiiff 4' 4141 553, J,,1 i ...t QA 'Rf-96 w 5 X MK ' A .3 .ff-J ,JM F15 2 R .Q '55 52 nlifjzi, A T, , N fa - iw e 'ttyl 'fm -W 9 , 5 5' ' IJ, x ' A r I ' Q .s, J ,il ,, , if-on ' 'f if Q 1 .4 'E Le CLA First Row ileft to rightl-Shirley Hollis. Nancy Richards. Ann Mullahy, Sheila Archard, Audrey Deitz, Barbara Culver, Florence Sprau. Linda Youl-mn. Mary Lee Wilcox, Catherine Moran. Betty Narsavage, Ianice Karmilowicz. Eleanor lablonski, R't M t' lc ll , I' ' M ' . C h : ' ' ' ' ia als e a anice organ ynt ia Williams. Marie Opsitos. Iacie Chapin. Miss Turner. Second Row-Iackie lones, Iessie Walkins. Patsy Fiske. lane Conner. Marion Cipolla, Rosemary Cropkich, Sally Scheu. Mary Io Gallagher. Patsy Nauss, Lucille Mihai. Ioann White. Mary Ann Hughes, lean Marie Weir, Peggy Waters. loan Miller, Ruth Vivian, Marilyn Davis. Third Row-lohn Thomas, Iames Cox, loseph Bradley, Patty Iones, losephine Forystik, Marie Michaels, lanice Russell, Mary lean Edwards, Ioan Oleski, Mary Lea Edwards. lanet lones, Lynn Gallagher, Barbara Pinkoski, William Innes, Iames Perugino, Ionathan Russin, Donald Moran, Ioseph Barnard. Fourth Row-lohn Brokenshire, Robert Lawrence. Frank Schmitt. Chris Mulsteflf. William Iacob- son, Daniel Falkowitz, Ray Gehris. Iohn Schneiderhan, William lones, Icrry Luft, Frank Kline. Robert Mason. Leonard Iewcll, lemme Gardner, George Schall, Wade Rendle, Ronald Sebolka, Carroll Davenport. This year the Dramatics and Music Departments presented one of the best Christmas pro- gra-ms staged at the High School. The Dramatics Department, under the direction of Mrs. Marjorie Brown Thomas, presented a Christmas play entitled Star Songf, The story took place one mid-winter night in a little Inn outside Bethlehem, in the time of Caesar Augustus. It told how the selfish lives of a number of individuals were changed by the Infant King. Following the play, the Clee Club, under the direction of Miss Dorothy Turner, presented a musical program. It opened with an Organ recital, followed by the audience singing Christmas Carols. The club sang their numbers on the stage this year and in addition, the new piano was used. The program varied from vocal solos and duets, to a piano and organ duet. Those taking special part. in the program were as follows: Patricia Fiske, Eleanor Iablonski, Patricia Iones, Ianice Morgan, Katherine Moran, Barbara Pinkowski, Joanne White and Rosemary Crofchick. The accompanist was Mary Lee Wilcox. The combined program was enjoyed by those who attended and will be long remembered as one of the,best Christmas programs produced in Kingston High School. g gbialricf Cdorua ll E E! -t ..e,,, ie- - W K mx: MISS DOROTHY TURNER RAY GEHRIS IOANNE WHITE PATSY NALISS PATSY IONES KATHERINE MORAN FLORENCE SPRAU IAMES COX I get-...Qt First Row lleft to riqhtl-Meriel Berk Sallv Lyons. Audrey Deitz. Catherine Moran, lane Flis. Barbara Thompson. lerri Wilcle. Gerrx' VVaslciewic:. Linda Youhon. Second Row-lohn Thomas. Max Greenwald. Walter Piszczelc. Chris Nlulstcif. lerrv Luft. Rav Reese. lames Cox. Bill Challenger. enior ,gferg The Class of H953 presented their Senior Play, Meet Me In St. l,ouis,'l on November 2l under the capable direction of Mrs. Marjorie Brown Thomas. The story was adapted for the stage from the bool: by Sally Benson. The play is that of a typical American family of l9U4, the year of the World,s Fair in St. Louis. When four sisters, all beauties. are so cont-ernetl with their brotherls predicaments, not to mention their own, they have no time to listen to their worried father who is about to make an announcement. Finally when he makes his announcement that he has been offered a better job in New York and the family is moving at once, the girls unite for action. With the fair coming just around the corner, they donlt want to leave. They resort to a hilarious series of strategies and maneuvers that not only result in their staying where they've been so happy, but in straightening out all their problems in a whirlwind finale, ' li? '25 aewfwf ,W u K , E. QV ,L. 4 1 Z El V ' l U pf Q 3 1 S 5 11 xr 'W v J as M. .. ,.-.v..,.,, 3 -if .six Q, ,if fi WHY' QB!- ff W . 'SP Wm Emi A Q y Q'A :H , 5 s .Q 6 FZ 4. 1 6' 'dv 7 .V -e9 ' if Nz 5 as QZLEJK iiiz q5,5M.mS:f KEY' ir A lgkgziicaf gjclucafion TUMB A. MRS. MIRIAIVI HANNON MRS MARIAN RFNISKA TEAM First Row Heft tn right!-Dnrle Bcrclv. Second Row -Ruth Ann Hulndnak. Gale Hutchxsun, Cuthcrlnc Mar- thcwfr, Marqueritc Flcschur. Third Row-Barham Za- hrcski. Charmaine Rcvrmlds, Ona Sklptunus Unrnthv Thomas. In Ann Uscvlcz. Fourth Rowgfimillc Innes, Dhrnthv Spfvnsellcr. Mzxrthgx Wagncr, Ruth Ann Mcwr- gdn. Fifth Row-lane Ellen Bmghzxm, I.1llmn Wvrxgght. Will She Make It? U L-I Q ' 4 iving The Bi mpetition Using Her Head 11 i l ln 11 l 0y5 QCUTL I. Thomas, Creskn. E. Scntt. S. Lamnreaux, L. Lattimer, R. Carpente I Y h k I White, Bernard, Roberts. R. Wxlllams, Blnckberger, W. Kay, C Jump And R011 Cresko In The Air Head And Hand Spring Left Flank Vault Head And Hand Spring Right Flank Vault - l' . U gsxixga? Ld 2 sy , 4 Nth 4 4, ai 5 lyk .sz- .,5 Y : in 3 ' 9' 5 xg sf Xi 1 Y 'Y ai 8 ,A X C sr a s ,, I .V ,.,.,.,. .,L,WMi , .. W WW. f -QL1.-.1-Nzm ,W SEK fb E 1 f 'fi ' jf Q, M Q Q 255 if ' Z 4 145 If Q? Q6 Q W K wi? 'f , 3 253 5 55 7 gg! 3 ,,fWjZJLf, wg A 'E f-, b Q V N' IERRI WILDE CA QQPNQCL 6!8l 6 A KILDUFF d . ULSCI' A MARILYN BERK I INDA YOUHON BARBARA SPISHOCK .SZOOIJ5 60lfl'Ll'l'L6Ll'l6l WQPLFWQCLFLCQ x W N X xjx ' . 'ly 1 11'- Y ATHLETIC DIRECTOR MR. CLYDE BOYER This year the Kingston High School Huskies completed another successful season by placing second in the Wyoming Valley Conference. This was the second year for lake Kopicki as head coach. He was ably assisted by Don Hilbert, Phil Morgan and john Reese. After weeks of diligent practice, we were prepared with one of the strongest Kingston teams in years. Quarterback Ierry Fitzgerald's hne running and excellent passing were vital factors in most of our victories. In the Plains game, ends Denny Llewelyn and Ioe Reese scored on passes and lim Walsh ran 40 yards for our final touchdown. A 45 yard run by Bill Yenelavage and a blocked kick provided the Huskies with a triumph over Plymouth. Coughlin was the final victim. In the closing minutes of the Thanksgiving Day game, lack Llewellyn scored on a pass from Fitz- gerald. Therefore, Kingston once again obtained the Coal Trophy, which had previously been at Coughlin for two years. As an added recognition to the Huskies, Denny Llewellyn was chosen for the Wyoming Valley All-Scholastic team. Captain. IERRY FITZGERALD HEAD COACH KOPICKI Phil Morgan, Iohn Kopicki, Don Hilbert, lohn Reese we 55: A9 , QA Q , OLIVER Manager nl! mm e,',g w w EE Z -3 , , Z I - 5 5 3 1 I 1:18 S lf B Q Wi 'E Q ? S 31m 35 ,aah First Row lleft to rightj-Bernard Borknwslci, Wayne Pugh, Robert Mason, Ioseph Bria. Paul Smith, Ierry Ogurkis, Felix Bolinski, Milt Iohnsnn, Delvin Bowman, Lewis Latimer. Second Row- losef Reese. David Williams, Bernie Koval, lack Llewellyn, Donald Straub, Albert Baron, William Yenelavage, Genrge Buzinski, Iohn Iewelinski. lames Walsh, Tnm Richards. Third Row--Donald Wright, Ierry Zoolkowski, Alex Pavlick, Allan Metroka, larry Fitzgerald, Daniel Sekel. Dennis Llewellyn, Paul Doll, Anthony Wisnewslfi Iames Anzalone, Fred Graham. 4 R47 ,,ll QC 'N af-'Q A34 22 SU 1 D f al ' ' ef 5 1 ' xt f . I . t X' l .. 5 Y, 1 1 1, M t lf, J uv fx , ' V ' ' gk .fr ,Y 'nf ,':,, in , Mx FEEL METROKA WRIGH Kingston . ... ,. .., Kingston Kingston Kingston Kingston Kingston H - , Kingston Kingston Kingston Kingston SCORES 0 Swoyerville I2 Hanover 21 Luzerne 13 Plymouth 0 Larksville 20 Plains ,, 20 Meyers I3 Nanticoke 0 G.A.R. , 6 Coughlin They'11 Get Him Rr, , Jn gf' l Get That CAPTAIN JACK EVANS IERRY FITZGERALD Coach Phil Morgan displayed his usual fine coaching in the 1952-1 basketball season. With the team's hard work and Coach lVlorgan's capable supervision, we were able to complete another successful season. Led by Captain lack Evans, Ray Leandri, and Ierry Fitzgerald, our top scorers, the Huskies started the season with a bang by winning ten Evans Down aCt6L2i Rebound Around Llewellyn Jumps For T W O COACH MORGAN '--C First Row fleft to rightl-Ed Moran. Ray Gehris, lack Evans. lerry Fitz- gerald. Denny Llewellyn. Second Row Bill Harding. Bch Phillips. lohn Simnns, Albert Baron. Missing when picture was taken: Ray Leandri and Dan Falko witz. Vinwif' 25, L J .fr if K .fine iiiffiifw riff-s A,,,,wiu, .fwtsmai mj,3,,,,,u1C ry rwwua . Mt., .0 new NG .1 L' -trial f W4 K .,Lk .. .fb L A In 154 , mi, i 'viii ' gH1'X f,,rw'1lt COACH KOPICKI First Row fleft to rightj--Bob Coslett. Del Bowman. Pete Martin. Iohn Ko- pack, Iames Maclntyre. Wilbert Thomas. Second Row-Bob Valatka, Gordon Sipple. Evan Bonawitz. Thom- as Shone. Ioe Wilkie. sr ,Ny :xml naw' S! Q fb Q QQUUQIQ 'Q' U 'Wigan 'finwff f:'ef,L4r we K V it fi n mg ie N F 4 T,.f ,J WJ f Jvtg' M iv' Watch 'em Ray , r' Waiting For The Break Gehris For Two I 'V . 'Wx ,Q Nw. RAY GEHRIS f? DENNY LLEWELLYN ten straight games. The team went on to finish third in the first half. Through graduation, Kingston loses Denny Llewellyn, lack Evans Ierry Fitzgerald and Ray Gehris. Although these seniors' services will be missed, new stars such as Ray Leandri, Ed Moran, Bill Harding, and Bob Phillips will follow in their footsteps. SCORES Will amsport , 31 Kingston , , ..,,, 17 Meyers , 14 Kingston , .NIH QBIHICOKC 8 Kingston 32 Wo nt Carmel , 5 Kingston H ,,,, ,SJ Plymouth , 5 Kingston A 40 .oughlin 20 Kingston , ,, 23 Hanover 10 Kingston , , 28 :hamokin , , 29 Kingston , .,,,,, 14 Forty Fort , . , 13 Kingston . , 30 A R. , , , ,,,,, ll Kingston 30 ft., For the fourth consecutive year the Kingston High School Huskies, who were undefeated in league competi- tion, won the Wyoming Valley Wrestling Championship. They were coached by Iohn Reese, who was ably assisted by Dave Edwards. Led by Captain Bill Bosso, the Huskies registered seven pins and won two matches by default in their over- whelming victory over Mount Carmel. Ierry Ogurkis, in the 127 pound class, scored the fastest fall of the season in 45 seconds. In the Coughlin meet, the score was 20-20 going into the last bout. Don Wright scored a 6-2 victory to win for the Huskies. Kingston showed their usual superiority by winning five first places and two second places in the district meets. The following boys were District Two Champs: Danny' Zikowski 103, Iohn Shutlock 112, Bill Bosso 120, Al Husband 138, and Bill Yenelavage 165. Danny Zi- kowski was also a regional champ, who represented Kingston High at the State Finals at Penn State. It was a rousing climax to a successful season. COACH REESE ASST. COACH EDWARDS ASST.. 1 S iris TUL g CAPTAIN BOSSO WRIGHT SHUTLOCK HUSBAND P.I.A.A. DISTRICT 2 WINNERS Q -, 'Y ,, ir. ' we I ff 1 I -nil! Www W . . Q fisfw. -. fi3YY5nBg' ,fu , u, 'Vx ,HHH 'sq .V W H ,,-5419153 ,, 1 as . W X 4 Fixx 1 xkvi, ' fo Q4 , ,,,. QJQTQQ QQQ ' jfs , -HM. ,Q - W1 ngled Up 1 0 www.. mdk ' if ,g f ,Z-,, 4 S 'E pu 1939 I ,. A .i...... l 6LCL Squd First Row lleft to right!-Dick Keeler. Ed Parsons. Richie Dalnn. Bob Cooper, Ed Zoranski, Fred Moody, Felix Belinslci. Bob Oliver. Torn Richards Ierrv Ogurlcis. lnhn Blochherger. Ray Hayward. lay Weisberger. Lenard Wilbur Second Row-Ed McDermott, Dave VViliiam:. Bill Rydzewslcl. Al Belinski. Melvin Williams. lohn Booth. lim Anzalone. loe Bria. Bernie Magagna. lot Barnard. Howard Bowman lim VVatl-uns. Al Husband Don Straub, Al Baron. Al Metrolca. Bob Usaitis. Third Row-Student Teacher Coursen. Vince Si- cnrellu. Ricky Reese. Wickv Williams. Wade Rendle. Barrv Brcese, Lee Ransavage. Gordon Sipple, Leonard Gonchar. lcrry Stasavage. Bob Carpenter, lames lVlcAvov. Bob Puhl. lack Heltzel. lack Cresko. Dan Charney. Bob Adams. Coach Hilbert. Belinski Feels The Tape Magclgna - High Jump Heltzel Passing To Graham Richards -Barnard Gives KHS 8 Points Watkins - Broad Jump DON HILBERT, Coach gdffegdf Ly ,ng P First Row lleft to rightl-Ierry Samies, Wilbie Thomas, Pete Martin, Norm Wruhle. lack Mascioli, Bill O'Neill, Frank Kline. Ray Reese. Ierry Gardener, Wally Piszczek, Grant Perry. Second Row-Coach Boyle. Bob Marko, Mike Hinebaugh. Barry Lefkowitz. George Buzin- ki. Chuck Peterman, jerry Fitzgerald, lack Fletcher. Bill Jacobson, john Iewelinski, Wayne Pugh, Del Bowman, Evan Bonawitz. 'I Hinebaugh - Scores Hinebaugh - Ready Wruble - Base Hit JOE BOYLE, coach What's Up Petermon Runs It Out K ,www A-nga .glarcludf The l4th annual Stardust Revue was held on the nights of April 30th and May lst. The '53 Stardust had as its masters of ceremonies Chris Mulsteff, Mary Lee Wilcox, Audrey Deitz, and Ierry Luft who welcomed every- one with a snappy introduction to the tune of A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody. The ever popular Stardusters directed by Robert Marko opened the show with such numbers as Star Dust, Why Don't You Be- lieve Me,', Harlem Nocturnel' and You Belong To Me.' Iames Gallagher and the Starlettes concluded the act with their rendition of HA Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody. The second act, entitled Mother Goose, portrayed a little girl's dream of Mother Goose land. This act contained many appropriate songs by the Iunior Girls Chorus. Such characters as Old King Cole, Woman in the Shoe, Humpty Dumpty, The Three Little Kittens and Little Miss Muffet helped to make this act one that will long be remembered by everyone. The breath-taking Living Statues made their third return to K. H. S. this year with excellent scenes of wrestling, boxing and baseball, as well as their portrayal of Working Together and the Free World. Other highlights of the evening were several in-between acts which included an organ and piano duet, accordian selections, a piano solo, acrobatic stunt, marimba duet, and the well-known Aledon Trio. Next the audience enjoyed Guys and Dolls presented by the Glee Club. This act compared the courting of ast years with that of today. A few of the many songs sung by the chorus were Second Minuetf' My Beautiful Lady, My Hero, 'iThere Is Nothin Like a Damef' and Oh, You Beautiful Doll. 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