Kingston High School - Kingstonian Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

y :wi -, L, ' ' 4 ..,, , 1 61 v- 3,4919 4 , W mf , 1. Q Q f 9 R514 ,, fb , X ww 9,4- F, 1 fff f 44 , 4 fm ' Q ff, fff ff, Rig F EEE The Ifingftombm I 958 5 5 , Pubzfzfbfd by the f :N L 5 Senior Clem n 1 F M 4 J , 200 EQ ' X 33, li , K Q :Bti y Kz'ngft0n H zlgb School ngfton, Penny 216111121 G Q yi f J Y!! dication In this yearbook the activities of Kingston High School are compared with cooking and baking. Each ingredient in cooking has its distinct importance and adds a special contribution toward forrninw a connoisseur's delight. Comparably, every person who has ever been a part of our D school whether in the capacity of student or teacher, has added an irreplaceable something to the constituent parts of our high school. Each of the members of Kingston High School due to his t 'b tion is an indispensable part of our school community. While being small but necessary con ri u Q ., . i , K ' , .sl 1,1 educated here both physically and mentally, he has unknou mgly added spice to our sc 100 11111 school life. Futherinore, the many opposing parts of his personality have congealed to form an individual capable of performing the arduous tasks demanded by today's society. Q A... ..........a-.........,a..-.,mm..fg.-u-11-n1s r--s wa . Em. J ' l 12 ,T 1 XJ in it f mae 11 Foods, baked goods must be sold and then consumed before their true worth can be realized. Then, if the product is thoroughly liked and enjoyed, the consumer will come back for more With hopes of obtaining the same quality again. So it is with a high school graduate. Very often what they are expected to be capable of giving or doing is judged by the quality of individuals which have preceded them down the road of endeavor. Since this is so, we must consider what has come before us. We look into the world which we are about to face and see the men and women who left K. H. S. before us already making their marks in it.. hloreover, we realize that most of them have jumped the first and most difficult hurdle leading to successg what they have to offer has been sampled, and it has been well liked. Therefore, we of the present graduating class and those of classes to follow must be ready to meet the high standards which our alumni have already estab- lished. Furthermore, We must give them thanks for so firmly upholding the honor and dignity of our school and the graduates of it. Because they have established a good reputation their consumers, the businessmen and Women of the World We are about to enter, will return to us, the unsold products, expecting to again receive goods of high-grade quality. Because of their examples of what a Kingston High School graduate is expected to be, it is to the past graduates of our esteemed high school that we, the class of ,58, dedicate our yearbook. 3 1 , I 3 4' rg .. uf , 'P' ,N Alma Mater Youth is ever free and sparkling, Future views Cannot be dreary. Bright and always glarlg Speetres grim and dire: Never seeing shadows flarkeuiug, Youth is blithesome, never weary Bearing omeus sad. Hearts of youth afire. 4 g,.1g.'7 ,.,Af::.4t, 41- ' r' ' 1-,Qjzrfw , -rn--R Y -f av- . 1 , ' K' ' V v V :-.1,i f -a V. ' 1 M ,,.., M - , ' in M ,. M' We shall then in years hereafter, Thinking over youthful pleasures From high school long gone. Youthful conquests Won, Hear the cheerfulness and laughter, Memories to each a treasure, As We sit alone, D ays in old Kingston. 5 f X . K 1 i i M 3 A 77' if: ef ei A Nj 7 9 if ,JS Q L, , ' - f' K!! 72 Hi V X f 1 Xff J M554 1 fe , it I p i I W QJ ,4'fX7gQ753Weff i i e fi 'X VV ii' VY ,Jig-,I-H' ! ci F-,Z V iff! JV! Qi 1 YTFVJ, Q. ,V C Tab! of Contmtr A.fill1iI1iStl'34tiOl1 page 7 Unrlerelassmen page 15 Seniors page H29 Activities page 53 Sports page 79 K ,LQQX X i f e Wi' , f 5, ' XX i i ' I 5 -.z Q 'Z V' I xx lx f xl 7' fx K-'4 N' f ii 5 i W 5 . Q' Z' Hi XXX 2 i N ' . A . X 2 P, AU , If i X XX 1 tx' A t ' ' . - e ,f , -I ' , A f N N Q ,i X ,YS ' A A N i M Ai get g, Q11 ,N ,Q X dwg! EQ? 4 g X ax i Rf f., A , xl X 5 K 5 ..I'.ifff e,e.,e . 1 N X 3 Nfxxxif rgKFNXYVKx'YQW'xXiTKB5KKuKYKXVX YXKX4YlNXiWkxX KU Nil55NX x'5x Tl K KKK if J S L1 X X X, K l F014 XX! ill, Vavava Q' A Y f 4 5 43 awww:- Adm in zktm tion f XW I VE REX ff 75651 - I gxlfff my We iw- fobn B. Ken nedy SUPERINTENDENT Mr. John B. Kennedy has been chief executive at Kingston High School for the past sixteen years. He is a native of Landisburg, Penn- sylvania where he attended a one-room country schoolhouse for twelve years. Upon taking an examination, he was awarded a scholarship to study at Millersville Normal School from which he graduated in 1913. After nine years of serving within the public schools of Elmira and Carlisle, he received a Ph.B. degree from Dickinson College. Re-enter- ing the teaching profession he was elected principal and finally super- intendent of Columbia Iligh School. In l94Q he became superintend- ent. of the Kingston School District. During this time he received his M.A. degree from Bucknell University. Wlith a change in the senior class next year there will be a change in the school superintendent. Nr. Kennedy has decided to retire from School Baum' The year 1957 was the centennial anniversary of the Kingston Bor- ough School Board. As the type of government. in our community changed from township to borough in December 1857, a School Board was elected under the laws dealing with school management. Down through the ages the men on the School Board have been the guiding light for this school district. The members of the present School Board must concern themselves with a great variety of tasks. They must take their places on a few of eight various committees. Living proof of their constant endeavors to better our school surround- ings is the handsome new stadium which was formally dedicated dur- ing this year. .MMM i f-I ' ' 2 ' '-1, rv' W' 'ham 4 active participation in the educational field ,ei DR. A. W. GROX ER 5'-ix I CHAIRMAN SVIIUUL BU.XRD-Ifou' I: Lundy R. Wright, Dr. A. W. Grover, .X.A.F:1irc-hild. HUM. .'.' uiillits f'olm-innn, Corey Patton, T. E. Lehman, Louis Ledger. 8 Adm in irtmtive Guide! BURTON W. HANKEY Principal 3Ir. Burton W. Hankey has been an integral part of Kingston High School as teacher and finally principal. As a native of Wyoming Yal- ley, he received his early education at the Wilkes-Barre, Kingston and Dorranceton Public Schools. His college years were spent at Pennsyl- vania State Ivniversity and, later, Columbia Ivniversity. Hr. Hankey's efforts in the educational field have been crowned with a success of the first magnitude. His achievements as Principal of Kingston High School and Co-ordinator of Curriculum and Instruc- tion for the Kingston School District willresult in his succession to the office of Superintendent of the Kingston Schools, the highest posi- tion which an educator can attain in this community. ANITA WILLIAMS . lssistanit Pri ncipal , A , if BIiss Anita Wvilliams is one of the most familiar figures in our high school. After graduating from Coughlin High School, she furthered her education by attending Pennsylvania State Ivniversity Where she received her B.A. degree. Her early days were quite hectic as illustrat- ed by the fact that she taught English, French, and Latin all in the same year. Currently her duties as Dean of XYUIHQII and Assistant Principal prevent her from teaching individual classes during the JAMES JONES .isszstarzi Principal lIr. James Jones holds the title of .Assistant Principal. 1Ir. Jones was born in Plymouth, Pennsylvania, but moved to our immediate vicinity when still a young boy and completed his high school studies at Dorranceton High School in 19222. In order to further his education he entered Bloomsburg State Teachers College and then Penn State from which he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in education. In 19Q6 he became a member of the Kingston High School faculty. lIr. Jones has found time to be a leader in the workings of this com- munity. He has been invaluable to the Kingston Presbyterian Church where he serves as an elder, and to the Irem Temple. Next year Hr. Jones takes on additional administrative duties when he assumes the office of Principal of Kingston High School. school day, but she still maintains enough interest in teaching to in- struct college board classes in the evenings. WILLIABI IYESON Director of I'ICfli17Z'fl'6S lIr. William Iveson's early education was obtained in the Avilkes- ' '.'i'. I , i ,,a. , 41950-nm.. Barre public school system. At Bucknell University 1Ir. Iveson took his undergraduate major in the biology department although he re- ceived his BIaster's Degree in Administrations. After his graduation from Bucknell he began teaching at Kingston. Presently his official title is Business Controller. Although much of his time is consumed by his work, he finds time to channel his leisure into an assortment of interests. A model train builder, he spends many hours pursuing this hobby. Carpentry is also one of his pastimes. He passes many a pleasurable evening taking part in the workings of the Masonic Order of Kingston. 9 uzklance QD rtment lWr. John L. Bennett Director of Guidance I L sity. After the completion of his graduate studies he returned to his e alma mater as a teacher. ltflr. Bennett has been the Guidance Director of our high school for a short period of time, however, the impressions made during it shall be lasting. In addition to his regular duties Mr. Bennett plays a vital role in the planning and execution of the annual career day. Xvhen he finds the time to relax, hir. Bennett enjoys collecting and listening to records of all varieties. Besides his love of music, lXIr. Bennett finds stimulation i11 the activities of hiking and fishing. 1563 Mr. Gordon Schlier Bliss Hannah Jayne hir. David JOIIGS . CV , ggi s 3 K .. . M. -' s Kxsnkzrl ' ' ' A Dr. Anthony Hock Miss Katherine Cronin BIT- lNIiCl1-'iwl Barone The seven people Whose portraits appear on this page have made it their duty to place all the necessary ingredients for a happy and productive education within our easy reach. All t.hr0ugh the five years which We have spent at Kingston High School they have concerned themselves with Hud- ing the right ingredients for each and every one of us, and in this way they have helped mold us in- to liner, better individuals. YVe had only to look for their help and we found itg We had only to need their help and it was there. The chief chef over the operations of this department is hir. John Bennett. The staff which Works so ably and blends together so Well our best ingredients are: lNIiss Hannah Jayne, lNIr. lNIi- chael J. Barone, hlr. Gordon Schlier, hir. David Jones, and lNIiss Katherine Cronin. Assisting them in their patient endeavors is Mr. Anthony Hook, the Kingston School District psychologist. The members of the Guidance Department have combined their efforts over the common prob- lems of the students of our high school with the hope of having succeeded in producing a more consistant batter. hlr. John Bennett is the competent director of our Guidance. De- partment. lVIr. Bennett received his B.A. degree at Columbia Univer- Falcu I 1? Engliflo Dqlmftment Veronica, Carey Eva Chilson Katherine Cronin Mary Hoffman Hannah Jayne Dorothy Pritchard Carrie Schultz qw is ' 'E lllarjorie Thomas Erlward Wallison Wanda Zawatski T Foreign Language! W: ,L A f VW, , gg, ,X uri F' ,, lf? -2 Loretta Weis Helen Thompson Lois Lee Helen McHugh 15 Lommerczal . 2 Lewis Kohn ' Marie Cahalan Jane Darrow Elizabeth VV. Davenport Fme Arts Gordon Schlier JS. N Y, Z -Ish, Vi- Dorothy Ainsworth Howard Hallock 9 fn Graydon liayer Dorothy Turner ,..uuv' P hy! 1.6611 E6lUCHfl'07L Donald liilbefr r Nejlgfm Andrew, James Fcuuel Miriam Hannon Dolores YYeiss 12 Social Studies Clyde Boyer Albert Brenner David Jones 9 ,,V LW X r rr r n r l r r Elizabeth Norbert f,ffN .,Ak I, Harold Pugh Loleada Seheffley Marion Uhl Andrew Victor E . V 1-2' 'Q J x, TOMnRa ' l Mdlh6mdfZtI .ui Freda Jones , ,nm James Ferris A31-011 Hafetz 'X gg ,EV 7111? Jane Kilduff 13 Victor Piecone Albert Zeiss JCZHWLU Robert Antliony Michael Bare I 16' Leonard Dolili Muriel Kerschner l Lilymrianf Ethel lwaxwell Philip lllorgan lvillidlll lWOI'g21H Pmctzkazl Arif Helen Devendorf Theodosia Trotzski Selma Bennetto Paul Gravel George Keeler HWY Klwllllflf IUHU 3I0T1'iS H Herman Shiplett Doris Turner Umlerclozffmen x, A if !f M Q1 f f,f?'LTf! gm- .3 X, , 'KI ' L,K X yx' 0 F 'U ffgj Xfm, I 1 M-f-f-fm I l,-I!-i.. KJ! ,ff 3 3 if!! X LLCMZISO J if 2 , .A 5 , f 'ZW Y -' P qwmen ,fi .XDVISORS Loleadu Sc'l1cfHey Albert Zeiss Treasurer: fl. Jonvsz S0f'I'L'i21l'yZ B. Blorgailg President: R. Klickg Vive Presiflcnt: J. Oliva-r 2 J J ' T half-SP om d ' L 11 TEFSYOOM f'N E J' 1 T SVDQN l J y li -ROP-RL lfuzv1:G.ClmpnmnglD.BevvngS.Kuchinsk:1s3N.Williu1usgB.NI1u-s- slgg G. Jones: H. Xx1lHOI1.lf1lll' 3: R. hllvkg D. livnnsg J. Ulivorl B IVJCIJFOSCQ C. SIIVGHHIIOZ IC. Pickr-Hg D. Roskosg P. Kuzomkng Simon. 16 G. ,..... diff' VV B x 'Se EE Q J im. HOIIEROOKI 3-Misi Jane Darrow lfou' I: R. Gryczka, II. Gallagher. Il. Flower, P. flrup, 1, Frank, BI. Croughn. J. Cragle. D. Fowler. Ifuzz' J: R. Dancheck, R. Friedman. BI. Fm-Q, B. IM-Rose. L. Edwards, R. Ellswortli, fi. lfvans, J. Davie. Hou- 3: D. Greenwald. D. Evans. G. Giorflario, F. Col onna, J. David, K. German. C. l-Irlwrmle. Ron' G BI. Gerstein, J. Davies. v f f Q15 N D ff' 1 ll ' - 2. -- '-'J 1741 ' , -' ? T... ln: f 5 W M . C3 lvl ff HOMEROOM 10B-Mr. James Ferris Row 1: R. Major, R. Leventhal, S. KUChlI1Sli21S, P. Lubis, P. Mahle, BI. Levine, D. Kline, M. Kmush. Row R. Lucka, H. Laity, F. Long, J. Law, V. Biarcin, R. Lewis, W. Kozak. Row 3: J. Loefiiod, J. Kozak. ..-...- ,..... .if Q Q56 ..--F HOMEROOM 2-Mrs. Jane Kildufl' Row 1: J Casey, R. Brace, R. Arbetman, J. Carsman, A. Alin- koff, R. Cook, G. Brace, G. Chapman, Row .?: B Adams, Casterline, BI. Durland, S. Bratkowsky S. Brand, B. Coslett, M. Besecker. Row 3: B. Bloom B. Billman, H. Abraham, D. Bevans, S. Burnett Row .5.' R. Bergstrasser, R. Brassington, L. Berleu R. Catron. X ua rr . '. 5 ill lf!-me , Q, r Sf 41147 15 ...- TT' fa M f. -3 HOMEROOM 7-Miss Mary Hoffman Row 1: R. Hoyes, W. Howell, C. Kase, J. Habblett, W. James, W. Holanick, D. Kapitula, R. Klick. Row Q: R. Kleinstein, N. Keiper, N. Handley, G. Jones, B. Haines, L. Kistler, B. Holmes. Row 3: P. Husty, B. Hart, J. King, L. Karis, DI. Gross, G. Hayward. 3 17 17 s 1 r HOBIEROOII ll-Mrs.Lolead:nSt'l1etHcy How Z: L. Pardini, D. Moser, E. Patterson, B. Nliskincs, B. hlislak, R. Nagel, G. Honclulir-k, B. Blucssig. Row 2: K. lllarcy, L. 0'Rourk, A. Nlcllnvr, J. RIGIZIS, S. lllason, J. lllussc-r, R. Miller, A. Pzlwlcnski. Row -3: T. lNIcGill, B. llfillard, D. Moran, B. lllorgam, J. Oliver, G. Nice, N. llfclntyre, H. NllSli1lllI1l. lion' 5: R. lllountjoy. 1 A x 1 I 1 7, ,. ., .,-zggfiffgf . gf aff, 7 1 f , V 71 l I 2 M' if 'Ji Z, , HORIEROOBI 15-Miss llfuriel Kerschncr Row 1: H. Scureman, B. Scurernan, S. Skordensky, C. Savellano, P. Ryan, G. Scrahn, B. Rzoncn, J. Scaefer. Row 2: S. Storzinski, R. Spiniwi, B. Ruddy, B. Schneier, BI. Serling, T. Salsburg, C. Sprow, J. Scott. Row 3: L. Stroud, D. Saunas, K. Taylor, G. Thomas, BI. Scurelnan. Row .LJ R. Steinnur-k, G. Schneiderhom, D. Rutstein, G. Sc-llwurtzbuck. f, WH l X al 3 5 Z f 9 sl, . f Y -14 T' ?ET?rT ai : W ii W1 .W U- ......, .75 ' .......l indhs rr 4 'If W3 W . 18 ' 1 IIUMERUUM 12-Miss Ethel llaxrvell Hou' 1 E. Pickett, B. Roberts, I. Rosenbaum, N. Rosen lac-rg, Poole, P. Rendle, J. Pomrink, G. Perkins. Huw 3: T. Phillips, J. Roche, KI. Rafach, B. Roach, J. Rodgers. R. Rovinski, S. Rish, BI. Pensak, J. lllS2lIl0, D. Roskos, J. Rome. . 1 .,,,. IIOMHROOM 16-Mr. Andrew Victor Row 1.' L. lYl1itt-llorxsv, N. lVnlln0e, HI. lVillia1ns, J. Siscav- ago, S. Sislian, C. Sillwcrrnun, N. lYillia1ns, J. Yud- kovitz. Huw 2: J. lY0lmcr, H. lYilson, P. Usavage, L. Slut-hkus, C. Woislrcrger, S. Ungar, R. Zneixner. Huw J: R. Yurkszu, A. lYilliauJs, P. lVe-stinllefller, R. lvcclx, J. Trctlmway, K. Thomas. we Freyhman .. J K5 xz fX fx 9.2 ' X AD VISORS lliriam Hannon Graydon Mayer north Treasurer D. Jones Presldent T Tonesg Vice President: C. Fablo 'uerretdrx I -X IS Q 0 ' ' C K ' I Row 1 V Kachurg H. Turnerg K. Jonesg G Goermger N Blum R Rosenblatt D Tones. Row F. Coslettg R Cohen G 'NI Dermott T Schooley C Elkog P. lN1acIutyregJ. Roklta 19 5 wmwwsiaxgr HOMEROONI QOOA-Mrs. Veronica Carey Row 1: NI. Block, B. Alexander, J. Brey, S. Bonner, N. Blum, C. L. Ben- son, L. Baer, M. Boyle. Row B. Archard, G. Beeunas, J. Ainsworth, J. Arnold, C. Birmbaum, M. Abraham, L. Caplan, J. Collenda. Row E. Beven, J. Chernski, J. Adams, R. Buckwalter, B. Cohen, R. Bilby. Row 4: J. Boyle, T. Beneski, T. Collenda, J. Casey. ,. , ,WNW Y HOMEROOM Q01-Mr. Robert An- thony Row 1: S. Frank, S. Frank, C. Goodman, G. Goeringer, B. Gibelman K. Harris, M. Gallagher, J. Habblett. Row Q: W. Evans, N. Grieves, J. Hayden Q C. Fabio, R. Gregory, B. Granoski, L. Franklin, J. Eustice. Row B. James, P. Gresh, D. Hockenbrought, K. Haskins, J. Freed. Row 4: F. Frislue, B. Garney, D. Jacoby. ZH! H .442 HOMEROUM 200B-Miss Katherin Q Cronin Row 1: N. Burnat, BI. Char neske, G. DeBiase, J. Clark, S. Edgar, C Eckert, R. Davis, J. Ellsworth. Row 2: C Coleman, B. Fisenstein, C. Elko, BI Evans, S. Esrov, A. Dungan, E. Czarniak A. Davis. Row 3: C. Donn, S. Demyun G. Cragle, J. Davis, J. Edevane, B Emanski, F. Coslett. Row .ir J. Demchak R. Craig, T. Crop, C. Dyanick, B. Cra- hall, F. Craig, A. Denman. it ff. 1214! may gfziim , WW' 920 L J W1 ' HOBIEROOM Q06-Mr. Michael Ba- rone How 1: P. Jackson, N.Ju1nes, C. Ishley, N. Kolf, J. Kaper, J. Kloran, J. Korul, E. Klllllilllilll. How J: B. Hunt, E. Dile, D. Kobylaski, BI. Jolley, P. Kotor- ski, M. Johns, K. Jones, P. Howell. Row 3: F. Klovk, D. Lieb, J. Klaips, N. Knchur, S. Kaufer, D. Jones, K. Korbeil. Row Q: D. Jones, T. Jones, J. Lewis, P. Johnson, R. Kosloski, P. Keener, J. Long. 9 i y 'Lf TI lm vzg-.. -. C3 lx Q F-fu! ri Li? P ZW HOBIEROOBI Q03-BIrs.Alherta Toole Rowl R. Blotyka, R. 1IcGunley. Rou' 2: J. Ne-wsbaum, A Laity, B. lNIalinara. Row 3: G. lNIcDermott, L. Lar- mouth, L. Lazarick, S. 1IcKe-chnie, S. 1IacAfee, E Laity, M. llfoncovitch, P. llaterwicz, BI. 3IcCor- mack. How J: D. llIcDermott, J. llelton, P. Blac- Intyre, D. Noonan, C. Rluchukot, BI. Lynott, J Madrake, C. Blyess, R. lNIcLaughlin, H. lfaier. ,L Lg -'. . .Qi 1 - .. ,LM , .. f l ,F if 2 ml AA v T . I Qi J 4 'F . wgf, . , I v 1 - , x, A .. zllbhngnl' A . W 5 i -G - l' . I , 1 JT. .. I . A if 511 in if Q K gi, X .- - . . L 'W' T -- ' ' ' ' fl If LF F1 -f'.y'.., I l ti J 'Qi 4 ' f 5 . . 2 Q 5 -,,vf,.' 4, ' HOINIEROOM Q04-Blr. Yvilliam llorgan Row 1: B. Richards, S. Stein, E. Sordoni, G. Simon, K. Randall, F. Papp, BI. Steinberg, D. Rubin. Row 2: R. Pretko, B. Scalfer E. Sten, M. Rubitski, R. Rosenblatt, B. Nicholls, G. Roberts, T. Radzewicz. Row 3: R. Rosensvreig, J. Rokita, D. Schooley, R. Sorochak, A. Shirey, F. Roseunbaurn. Row 4: E. Sincavage, D. Savitz, E. Sharkness. HOIIEROOBI Q12-Bliss Eva Chilson Row 1: G. Valenta, L. Tucker, S. Yok, R. A. Sterling, K. Weisherger, J. Tabor, C. Wcatherill, H. Turner. Hou' 2: J. Thomas, J. Strach, J. Vandovkoff, T. Yudko- vitz, V. YVhaite, R. A. Yvright, L. Zucker, K. Steck, R. Yochem. Row 3: L. Space, B. YVhipple, P. Trom- petter, T. Schooley, VV. Zelner, B. Trosko, L. Tuvel. Hou' .ii H. Sperry, C. Trykoski, P. Thayer, B. Volin- ski. , 4 6 . .f:,,, N H f'-- ---. Zen. ,ww .5 , . . Q nf 2 r 7 . Il.: ui JAKE HI 'J Q HY t tf? 21 Sophomore! ,M- 7 J 5 5, if . A 1,9 'Q 9 ' ,. f ?2.'sLmg.', 4 fx, ,,,, .Q wwf, ., V ADVISORS Dolores Weiss Jarnes Fennel X ,A President: E. Janjigiang Vice President: E. Cherneskyg Secretary: J. Freyg Treasurer: J. Ludlow XY ff . I . I' ....':..i- 5-1-01 1-2 0----f 'f Jtkonan 4 .f .1-Z' X!-f-rf' Row 1.' N. liathawayg li. Phillips: E. Smithg C. Lyonsg J. Troutmang N. Fine. Hou' 2: R. Levineg E. Suttong E. -lanjigiang G. Coburn: J. Waltersg J. Pace. QQ ' .. Q 'N I , 'V fi I I 11 ' ' 'gli ll I il li ll I J ' N ' l HOIIEROOBI QUT-Bliss Helen Thompson Hou' 1: N. Fine. A. Deislrer. L. Dyers. Ruiz' J: C. Crease, J. Edwards. B. Deets, J. Dulias. ll. Ef't'I'I1l:i!1,J. Elin- sliy. J. Evans, L. Edwards. Ron' -J: B. Demsky, N. Dougherty, ll. Edwards, ll. Davis, J. Dowling, T. Conway, A. Dom- broski, Felt. YQ , , 4 . HOMEROOM Q06-Hr. .Albert Bren- ner Hou' 1: L. Bogdan, L. Chebalo, Brace, B. Brown, L. Cieeinski, J. Camp- bell, A. Bolinsky, ll. Batory. Hou' 2: G Baer, B. Blecher, E. Cliernesky, HL Bon- ner, H. Carpenter, B. Beamesderfer, H Christiana, NY. Benson. lfou' -3: C. Adam- slii, R. Benson, J. Cannon, D. Challis, L. Ahruhainson. Hou' .55 D. Austin, G. Co- lrurn, N. Bennett, ll. Casterline. 45 W i ' W' MWW7 HOMEROOBI Q11-Miss VVanda Zawatski Row 1.' B. Krieger, B. Kachur, S. Jacobs, S. Landau, C. Kachmar, F. Kaul, HI. Kane, R. Lenandri. Row 2: D. Kistler, J. Karabon, S. Key, C. Kantor, BI. Kaiser, J. Aroeste, C. Jolley, P. John- son. Row 3: J. Jones, BI. Kasarda, R. Kwiatkowski, E. Dravitz, A. Kotchi. Rou- 4: B. Kline, R. Kozma, L. Kwasny, G. Kolaski, R. Jones. . . X l I l Q K , , I 'fir l . 5 U., ,- ff .w.fa,1,?g? ,, LECTURE ROOBI-Blr. Philip Morgan Row 1: R. Howell, lNI. Green- hatt, J. Hughes, N. Hatten, J. Frey, J. Frey, J. Goldstein. Row 2: B. Harrison, N. Greenwald, N. Hathaway, L. Giass, L. Hellman, J. Giamher, K. Gregory, A. Gahersticli. Row J: A. Gryczlka, R. Hall, L. Franklin, VV. Harrison, N. Gelb, G. Frank, YV. Hughes. Row L: J. James, A. Hodge, E. Janjigian, J. Fine, J. Hillard, J. Haraden. I 23 BIOLOGY LAB-lllr. Leonard Dobb Row 1: C. Lyons, S. lllay, C. llleyers, B. llfason, M. Mager, B. Osheroff, lil. hlatheson, V. Lyons. Huw J: B. Le- vine, DT. hlericle, C. lllclntyre, R. Uhrcinski, KI. Paddock, D. lllarcin, R. Manganello, S. Lazarus. Row 3: J. Lingien, R. Lewis, G. Lewis, R. Lamo- reaux, C. lllokowski. Row J: R. Lukesh, R. Lamo- reaux, J. Ladlow. HOBIEROOBI Q16-HIL Albert Zeiss How 1 J. Stascavage, G. Sulitka, E. Smith, S. Rosen, S. Shall, E. Sanders, R. Schimnielbush, R. Schwartz Row 2: A. Slivinski, A. Rundle, C. Shaw, L. Roman ski, P. Rolison, L. Salamanchak, D. Schoenfield, J. Shaver. Row J: R. Rovine, P. Sternaek, J. Sickler, J. Sherrin, G. Skelding, B. Strunk, D. Pritchard Row 4: A. Ramsey, R. Rymer, E. Shuba, E. Sutton, T. Stella. lj Wl Wx- sq. IIOIVIERUOM Q15-Miss Elizabeth YY. Daven- port How 1: M. Reed, R. Phillips, HI. Pugh, A Petrasek, C. Przybylowski, J. Polinski, A. Rittinger, B. Rendle. Row 2: J. Pace, D. llartin, E. Pretko, C Podmenik, J. Pickutoski, N. Richards, C. Paisly, J hlundy. How 3: J. Polifka, VV. llarriot, HI. Slayer, J. Petroski, K. Parkinson, T. Oliver, B. Ililes. Hou' 4: L. lNIcCavitt, BI. llirin, L. 3Iillard, J. Pittman, P. llorgan, H. Newman. IIUMICRUOM Q17-Miss Hannah Jayne Row I: K. Williams, B. YW-iss, K. Valen, S. Zeske, S. lYil- liams, J. NVallnce, D. Williams, J. Troutman. Row 2: D. Xv2lSOlN'l11lli, J. Zeller, E. Thomas, L. Taylor, L. Watkins. J. Troutnian. J. Thomas, M. Yankovich. Row J: C. Yaglowski, B. Yoh. J. Taylor, C. lvesley. R. YYhceler, M. Zeller. How L: B. lvatkins, G. lVat- kins, J. Jvalter, J. Vitkosky. union' 'Q IQ ADVISORS Dorothy Pritchard Paul Gravel e 1 ,Q 3 ' .fa f i QXQVA President: E. Rutkowskiq Vice President: G. Goeringer: Treasurer V. Zalewskig Secretary: S. Sanders A Q i Li ff i I I E S 1 K' f ..,'7 ' ' QL ,. -e 25 r V. Q ,N P . s. 2 1' xi .X W i n V . W. .qil .,,. ZVV ...: T ? J it . ' 9 I V e .xvvv , V r v', Q , Row 1.' V. Baileyg BI. Hurleyg B. Ofsevit: N. Hueyg G. Goeringerg V. Zalewski. Row R. Wiintersg H. Goldsteing R. Orlowskig F. Davis: H. Roth. Q5 L ,, ..,. .Y UD YE P iw- ri 'v r -of v C J' I JC' HOBIEROONI 107-hir. Lewis A, Kohn How 1: B. Bankus, N. Allen, S. Bransdorf, A. Callahan, L. Brunza, B. Blazes. Row 2: J. Arehard, S. Adrian, B. Ardiere, V. Bailey, C.- Alhosta, J. Albertson. Row 3: E. Brown, C. Bevanf RI. Beleastro, G. Boheek, J. Black. Row 4: T. Burk, RI. Brooks, E. Beane, R. Brandt, R. Ainsworth, YV. Ainsworth. Row 5: J. Al- len, C. Bloom, R. Bomboy, R. Brassington, J. Bon- ezewski, DI. Alinkoff, C. Benson. 4 ,42 5 fa, . v 1,11 L'-M---M-I-1 If I ..,, Q -if 94 ff! f f Ay t , 4 . , , .1 Z4 Y , , ,U 4mJ.M.g..,-, W.. . HOMEROOII 109-Bliss Lois Lee Row 1: L. Gorgol, N. Huey, S. Huddy, M. Hopkins, A. Halko, P. Homko, L. Henniges, B. Gourvitz. Row 3: N. Karmilowiez, T. Iveson, G. Guzo, G. Henderson, B. Greenwald, R. Horsfield, J. Fitzgerald, H. Kile. Row 3: H. Goldstein, H. Gallagher, J. Gordon. f XXJW' HOMEROORI 108-Mrs. Elizabeth Norbert Row 1: Connelly, C. Carpenter, K. Fitch, Kos- losky, D. Faleione, A. Ertley, C. Case, J. Chesesko. Row 2: M. L. Fowler, G. Goeringer, K. Fataicher, BI. Evanitus, C. Durbin, C. Dilley, B. A. Cooper. Row 3: V. Colorna, P. Emmert, C. Eiehorn, YY. Evans, N. Corrnadella, F. Crouse, Be. Evans, YY. Cullis. Row .Qi F. Davis, J. Dysinger, YV. Culver- house, R. Conrad. y-, E: L x Q2 75 A 1 'T' f-1 ,- Q., ? -4 'T' L . A -1 A v 7 ' P-1 ,.. www, .- C 2 P-'Q .- . M 7, 'Tr ,-. Q 5 Q P-'l O H4 P-4-1 C 'IQ ILT O . . .fQ2Nwmwne aAzi , . .A . -5 X f . . In A - gnmfz XE X . . 1: E. KZlC'llllF. C. KilF1lSlllSkj', BI. Jenkins. B. John- son, M. Hurley, C. James, L. Jones, B. Hurwitz. Hou' 2: M. Leelwernnin, B. Miskinis, R. Leonard, G Hazur, R. Mnlinaro, J. Mezers, J. Klein. Row 3: J Novy, D. llnier, H. Hazers, YY. Blorgan, BI. Levey, J. Kloran, S. Lehman. HOMEROOII 111-Bliss Freda Jones Row 1: R. Levis, J. Blondulak, J. Mar- cavage, H. Levine, F. Landau, B. Ofseuit, J. lllinier, KI. Matheson. Row 2: J. Lud- wig, C. llluessig, C. Latimer, R. Kay, A. lllellner, H. Luft, E. Kaufer, B. Owens. Row 3: D. Papp, R. Pearlman, R. Price, J. Olack, J. Pinkowski, R. Reese, J. Put- ira. Row .LJ VV. O'Rourl-ie, O. Plesko, R Orlowski, L. Nunemacher. 1 '25 i a my , 1 2 ' 4 e 5 f , 1 li HOMEROUBI 112-Mr. Harold Pugh Ron' 1: A. Perino, L. Ruggere, G. Rukstalis, V. Roach, A. Symmons, C. Ranszlvagc, A. SCLIFGIDHII, B. Sacks. Row 2: BI. Phillips, S. Sanders, J. Rome, A. Roberts, S. Pugh, S. Pnsszirelli, B. Pelcdggi, S. Shard. Row J: R. Smulowitz, P. Siegle, R. Rome, V. Pallock, J. St-arfoss, L. Shupp, H. Roth, J. Stasko. Row L: D. Spinicci, S. Rutstein, E. Rutkowski, R. Troy, R. Stein, J. Sharkness, L. Rod- gers. HOMEROOINI 205-llrs. llarian Uhl Row 1: J. Surridge, L. Tomcheck, J. Thomas, B. Vwlitehouse, J. Weber, K. Taylor, J. Wood, M. Simpson. Row J. Sutton, J. Vllasserstrom, T.Ture1, C. Skrip- ka, J. Sokola, J. Sorber, G. Troutman, V. Zalewski. Row 3: G. Weisberger, W. Watkins, J. Zolner, J. Vanderhoff, R. Winters, J. Vinso, E. Wilk, J. Wallace. Row lf: W, Williams, F. Wozniak, C. Young, A. Turel, B. Weber. f ff! ! ff nde clmfmen S enef -rm. i ff! uf ,f, 1 . ,W LM, Learning early to be good listeners will help these Prepsmen throughout their high school days. 'Who' The most popular places l Wood shop is one per ,avr ,,...- iod that all Juniors enjoy. --- ,, , I I in the school between classes are the Water fountains. lNIr. Barone is always glad to help I1 Freshman plan her high school courses. 4 These Juniors know that the saying Where The Prepsmen are eager to answer lNIr. Victors hardest questions. therels smoke tl1ere's fire does not apply in the 28 making of oxygen. Seniom EQ 2? W W Z iff' , QU ,If G x cu tive Council i GG 2 an 1. 52 aaa, on 5 'yu rw W A ia Q ,Ki 4 Aff! .Q ,f gg? Lf' f vw Q .fy , 3 new 02011 A ' i WW A 1' ,f f' : ,if ' 2 BE W M Jane Kilduff BQ' an S , f'4, Clary em A-lflvisor KS . ' 1 , WV V .. ' : ,, ,,,, V 7 I I 'I J, ff 5' It ' I 1 ff ' fyr wi X .1 W, ,Q . I, V A V , Fred Davis Rhea Politis Pres-z'dcrzf Viz-cf Pr0.vz'denl iq Sa I. 1 f X Y Robert Sn ul Trvasurcr s Y, f Q . ,' E Ir? QQ '7 'N A is c -,. 'G . -, v ,Q rib? .NC K' X53 K . . , :.f1?SrQ, f x Gordon Schlier Advisor Ruth Rose-ugrant Secretary . lmzr Just as their is a recipe for baking a successful cake, so there is a recipe for making a united class. The first step is the gath- ering together of the ingredients, and thus, our class assembled for the first time in 1953 as Prepsmen. Each person became an ingredient which contributed to the success of the product- the class of 1958. To demonstrate our unity asa class, we began working toward our trip to lYashington by selling Christmas candy. The thought of the trip served as an impetus for add- ing to our treasury which had to be full before the buses could leave for lYashington. Because of its need for money the class added Havoring and seasoning to the school year by holding a successful Christmas dance. As Easter approached, another substantial addition was made to the treasury by our selling candy. The next step in the recipe is the mixing and blending of the ingredients. As we assumed our position as Freshmen, the many individuals who were a part of our class began to con- geal into one unit-a class of Kingston High School. Our hun- gry treasury cried for more money. Once again we answered its call and began to sell magazines. This was to be our last selling campaign for after this the school banking program replaced the door-to-door selling. At this point a cake may be considered half finished: in the same manner, our class had now reached the halfway mark in high school. All the separate ingredients by now are in the pan and have begun to assume the shape of the desired pro- duct. Likewise, we had become thoroughly united and were beginning to look more and more like a graduating class. This was acknowledged by all the upperclassmen who at- tended our Sophomore sport dance. It was unique in that. free records were given as door prizes. As the tantalizing odors of the nearly completed cake dif- fuse through a house and make the thought of eating the cake unbearable t.o someone endowed with a small amount of patience, thus was the anticipation in our Junior year of zk or what was soon to be ours as Seniors. To prove to the school that even as Juniors we were worthy of attention, we presented the Junior Play. It was entitled The Divine Flora and the budding actors merited bouquet after bouquet for their suc- cessful performances. This play coupled with our few sport dances was a prelude to the big social event of the year, the Junior Prom in honor of the Seniors. Here, while dancing to the theme of A Rhapsody in Bluef' our class momentar- ily emerged from the oven to give outsiders their first real hint of what the finished product. would look like. In our Senior Year the cake emerged from the oven and only lacked decorations for its completion. These decorations were supplied in the form of regular sport dances. The Sen- ior Play of Seventeenth Summer showed that our class was a fully decorated product. Both the Christmas and Eas- ter Proms served to improve the spirit of the class and they put forth a standard of achievement which might serve as a standard for future classes. The end of our best Year came too quickly and the Washington trip, object of so much anticipa- tion and dreaming, seemed too wonderful to be real. Finally we graduated and, as the cakes from a store go to many dif- ferent houses. we set out from the classrooms of K. H. S. to be tested and graded by the world. Any chef will readily admit that he alone is not responsible for the success of his baked goods. The same is true of the Senior Class with regard to their high school days. llany peo- ple other than Seniors contribute ingredients or blend them. We should like to thank our parents, teachers, advisors, and friends for Contributing their time and talents to our class. lYithout thein the recipe for our class could only have pro- duced a small and tasteless cake. Their help has made us con- fident that the wares which are offered by the class of 1958 will be in demand. It is our sincere hope that the energy which was expended in shaping us will be justified tenfold by our achievements. MELYIN SCHMOLL During our Junior year Gofl called upon one of our fellow' c'lc1.s.s-mates, .llelziin Sclzmoll. Death came as the clz'mf1.r to a prolonged period of z'llne.9.9. illel will live in all our memories as a Zl'c?ll-l1ih't?fl fellow. H118 true person.- alffy zras offen flemonsz'ratecl by a 201-ll?i7Zgll6-SUS' fo e.rfenrl a lzand of f7'Zi6Hfl-912,177 or lzelp. To illr. and illrs. Sclzmoll may we, the memlzers offlze class fy' 1958, express our deep-fell' conflolen.ce.9. 'S 'EWW .1 ' . ALICE ABENMOHA IN. 'CCY ALINKOFF ltfademoiselle from French M oc- C Q Rav n-haired beauty . . . pep, cr co . . . brightens up the du est mornings with a cheery greet g . . . fair maiden of ask-a-lot . . . sweet and neat . . . her thoughtful: ness brings her many friends . . . her linguistic talentsfwill be an in- ordi ation, personality-the qual ties of a perfect cheerleader . . ' m crazy about eats' '... coul ive on ice cream . . . definibely nc ma ezrfatically inclined . . . dif plays a firffa-rtistic sense . . . cor valuable ' ' i ier future career as scientious ballet stu 1 Ve . . hrigk a Frenc future at college pre 'fe for thi x f talent ., e ff V. at C ' CAROL ALLES O JUDI H ANDEBSEN Oh, my lleavenslu , . . first 'em--ilflzrfe -haired lass . , , author 0 is having a good time . . . intri fued Kings nian newspapers hook re by the wonders of art . . . K Darn view seition , , , familiar witl those tests! . . . finds typ' ig any- Americanklndian lore , , , enjoy thing but a chore . . . lov y young Semi-Classical mugic , , . Qoulf lady . . . so easy to ge along with Xwrite 3 book on the care and feed . . .future hopes inc dekbeing an j ing of Str y .. -. A - . landscapf airline hostess. xii paintiryj 'or' e hohhy . . . pos X - sesseE sent willingnes: to l1el fame eleventh. .. DIANE ARCHARD Vivaeious redhead . . . idolizes Jimmy Dean . . .Take time to breathe, Di! . . . one of leads in the Junior and Senior plays . . . Do you have any peanuts? . . . Lit- tle Theater is her second home . . . valuable asset to the Glee Club . . . will brighten the psychology de- partment at Penn State. DOLORES BANKOYITCH Enassuming and quiet . . . one of the busiest of ofiice aids . . . Reading is the stem of knowl- edge. . . . her talents dwell in the commercial held . . . hahy-sitter specialist . . . Chevy chauffeur . . . plans to attend the Dean School of Business to help further her ca- reer as a medical secretary. CHARLES ASH Fun and friends are musts in his life . , . lead foot on the accelerator . . Smash . . . praises German but would rather speak English . . . 4 ia Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow you may die! . . . would gh, rather go fishing than go to school. T HER ESA BA RATTA Terry . . . plays the piano strict- ly for fun . . . movies, dancing, and driving . . . her giggles can be lf? heard around the room . . . lacks enthusiasm for English . . . a fiend for fun . . . licensed beautician at this early age . . . looks forward to personal problems class. v. f NORBIAN BEAINISDERF ' H LES BENSON Impresario of male glee club emf H X N nt usiastic vocational student bers . . . an ardent fan oft e girls' . . his black, curly hair is the i basketball team . . . De f r C en ' of many a girl . . . likes to ace pole vaulter . . . o - dred O t ' 'es and laugh at them him- qw! and fifty words per 1 - .555 self. . Gone rabbit hunting late- ,WJ mAh, geez! . . . thin g , .' - ly? . . ig smile for the girls . . . -vv-ffl' ing is just tops . . . a ' rin draft- I . t givefpim the life of the out- ing or carp - t' is waiting for him. O doors . . bright future is ahead of him. 4- C N. BARBARA BLACK fl WB BLOOM Endowed with an gncg , yLittl ii-Lwith a big hem. . .en- kindness and loy t . . . Ba ,' l 'oysw ihg with numbers . . . de- . . .skillfully o at kin I ' ht ' extensive collection Office machines , . , 3 cient of phot p sof film personalities stamp collector . . . King onian Business Staff . . . Really . . . reliable and always willing help . . . future holds a prom' g ca- reer as a private secreta '. . . hates lugging around those eavy school books . . .apprecia- ive of home nursing course . . . Gee whiz . . . sure to get the 'ght connection when she becomes elephone operator. -'?', WW Mmm Q, 3 'af tb owe is ,Q W2 I O O MADELINE BONCZEWSKI Never lacks friends . . . favors fun and action . . . her interests are in keeping with the theme of our yearbook-the culinary aifts . happy when the snow comes be- cause then she can go tobogganing . . . Let's go! . . . plans to con- tinue working as a waitress after graduating from K. H. S. INIARGARET BRYANT lNIaggie . . . exceedingly popular lass . . . holds those crazy jam ses- sions . . . enjoys the company of people who are easy to get along with . . . goes in for horseback rid- ing, swimming and parties . . . large collection of pop records . . . ar- tistic orginality . . . secretarial work at the Social Security Office. 33 SALLIE BOYER Cheerleader with a powerhouse of pep . . . watch out when she gets behind the wheel . . . sports the latest in fashions . . . dreams of be- coming an airline stewardess . . . lovely combination of blond hair and blue eyes . . . fun-loving . . . no second sense for science. JOHN BURBA Finds fun in roller skating and swimming . . . not much for math . . . goes in big for collecting fish- ing rods . . . outdoor interests in- clude hunting and fishing . . . will answer Uncle Sam's call upon graduation . . . quite adept at me- chanical drawing . . . sincere and enthusiastic in all he does. JONELLE CAREY K. H. Sfs own prima ballerina . . . what a eomhinationl beauty, brains and talent . . . energetic Kingstonian Newspaper eo-eclitor . . . f'Smile and the worlrl smiles with you . . . her one vir-e is her spelling . . . added spiee to the sen- ior play . . . in a few years wt-'ll he able to take our ills to Doe- tor Jonellef' ROSEMARY COLLIS The only majorette from the Class of '58 . . . meets every ehallenge with a smile . . . c-onseientious eopy eo-editor of our yearbook . . . fan of Miss Lee's French class . . . easy to get along with . . . doesn't favor commercial law . . . plans an English major at Miserieordia in the fall. VALICIUE CARTER World's faneiest tlriver . . . some- times smiling, sometimes laugh- ingg but always eheerful . . . small package of pep . . . fraeturetl Frenf-h fientl . . . telephone com- pany's best 1-nstomer 1 . . fashion wise gal . . . eontagious hmnor . .. euteanrl 1-agey. . , l'enn State here she comes. JEROINIE CUNSICR lvell-likefl hy all . . . rifles in a Dodge when he can get it . . . mar- vellous in the mathematies market . . . one of the few people who breathe the air at 6' Q above sea level . . . lmounc-ing gait . . . plays a soothing saxophont -... College and then an engineering career round out his future plans. Wm aloud... f 1 0 M ' ,1 1 f ,W 4, WZ, sw 'Q 117 pouncls ot ff, wrestling mats W er ox ll tl tour yt ir lnncl ei ls to hu on t ilung, prt n Wm lib K21 f:g, 'wwf fig RUBI RI' QONV XX Sm all l nfl 111th llJlglJCI'S0l1'llllX nimitt on 1 ud ritl r r nl about it mtmhti o l1lsl1lsIl1ly.Ll'sLt Iillli ll-h'l'llIIlC's yxlnn W w, , A f .. 1,17 Gyn i 1 1 1,, f mffhy M 1 f'f2TW4p?' ' if , , ' ,419 1 gf? QM' X: ,Q 1 QM f fffffgfzpg 1 , ssg Q 1 QQ ,, va V -V-, ' ,fn , f I X' f f! f f we 21 iffify if Q Q2 Wx, f 4 W 1 Q! 2 f lf 1 C K I ls it ti tnt 1 you to ttlitor o kv-Zxeirl ook gn it ont for goin-1 htr thttrtul llll,.,1 er t ps tart t ie most unhuppx Jer M st :mlm L10 1 t t thnx emtn ix ill tontnmt her ltltlltl o, Q 111 N91 temlmtr II I tsl 1 1111 15 Ill HHN lllll 1 o L on tts flu e rim Nl' -'-- ' ' VNU! 15 4' l V0 ll0 1 ' '.' 1 es . . . over of the seven live 1 lr essul ll ith n itnr ullx Ll r X 11- , 110 1,111l,1nl,t1K, N lrlmok lill' 15 lllf lllll l ILUIH s I s stcon home lx xt m fi sports of all kinels . . Kingston- 11111111 1-10 1mllL. xorcises :mv time ian staff member .'T'. hi hut o thetla ' or 'gh . 1 .1111 1111113119 when she talks people ten. 1-110 , '. 'K VC . part in hcl. future. ' Q ' ' 1' 'A ' 4 UL 'tl P . f z 1 'Q 1 - if .. C OArt'.' 41 zl1 s that eanit lie leat 1 y fly z 1 he 0 . . . ez palwle lay t 1 -1 't the ' .1 ' : , '... vo l z 1 -' : '... - 1: 1 ' ' U ij 4' ie ian e: 1 ' . . . p' 'es . . . 1 ' 11 A : -'lt ' -.'1: 2 1 1 '... T 1 tl J ' 1 l 1 5 z .' I - at ' '... :Q X' T17 Jo . . out: : ' g 5 -l 'la s i- a- : - , ,- . .1 - .1 1 , . 1- , I - V . 1 he leavt-st 19121111.11 halls. 0 ereativeness in the aeity of a 1: 1 1 ',.. lYilk1s I ' I 1- C 1 . Q O ETI S , if If ,l'l'l l' I E, ' QA51.: T01 ' o ' 1 1 'hin1s anrl t'p- 1111 , 1- 1 11. . . . 1' - ' g su ' ' '. ' l l x I l 1 ll- . . . l ,'.' 1 1 a 1' -1 ly 1 11 1..' -' . v -,R - la' ...finlg 1 ' a -H113 1-1111 ,- ...A-QI ' K . . . maintains a top i terest in mlilemma hy 1 11,10 geoluctry I ' R -44 wr M f ' 'Q' E CHARLES DANCHEK Terror on four wheels. . . K. H. S.'s own Ray Anthony . . . 'KYou nuts?' '... original car designs . . . IVhat's for lunch today? . . . glee club tenor . . . great guy to know . . . always first on the job at the Pi Delta stands . . . sure to be- come a great car designer or drafts- rnan. DANIEL DAVIS Newcomer who has made a hit , . . a guy after the girls . . . sharp dresser . . . keeps yon laughing with his' impersonations . . . always ready to exaggerate his own typ- ing ability . . . known for his quick retorts . . . easy going manner . . . will answer the call for qualified teachers. JOHN DeSANTO SC TT DIETTERICK Silver-tongued orator . . - F305 ff NX i inguished looking color guard star . . .good marks COIDC asilyd:-3 . . . performs camera magic . . . .IOhU . . . vice pl'6SId6I1t O 6 SGH- C3 Z p5yQh0l0gy gud typing 3 Snap ior Honor Society . . 'nfe 'ousixx Q0 red to trig . . . But I Smile and dashing pe rlality - - EJ thou that was due tomorrow. does well in all he tem . . , . . . a vs borrowing pencils . . . male lead of the Se ' play . - - OV n el r 'road builder . . . scien- those dre U yes! . . . ambitionf C tihc fdtune at college or in the Air a nine-se n undred yard dash. tx fx -,x l X xx INIILDRED DYAN l CA XEMANSKI Pretty newcome I lHot ro . all-around personality High . . , artisti ' ' . . . ' nstl tly except when she and sweet . . . a strong Ki gston fan . . . shorthand whiz . . . andy with a cook-book . . . rea shut- terbug . . . On with the ance, let joy be unconfinedu , . to be a likes people with a sm1le leading private secretary or eau- tician is her desire. is ' public speaking class . . . IVho says beauty and brains don't . , . batty about blue. . . should at- tract many patients when she ful- mix? . . . crew-neck sweater crazy 7 ls her dream of becoming a doc- tor. 35 CYNTHIA DAVIS Speedy wing on the hockey team . . . an enormous appetite for such a slim girl . . . enjoys the camping life of a mariner . . . her sparkling eyes reveal her gay personality . . . never lacks friends . . . brittle- boned . . . a future teacher aiming for Bucknell or IVilliam and iNIary. FRED DAVIS Football eo-captain . . . Grover . . . Not as quiet as he appears . . . lNIr. President . . . Fred, stop blushing! . . . member of the Sen- ior Honor Society . . . l1is wit and humor make him one of the most popular boys in the class . . . after graduation hels college bound. and tio mom I' , is ix 'Y- Goff' 'rf' 0, as ' K 'ff .' '9'-- . .- . -, -.iefifrv , 1 'tk r A if W f yy fi gm s - 1flfl0Wl67flfJ' 0 BIARY ANN FOLEY Terrific personality and ready wit . . . F.T.A. president . . . HReady. let's go! with our vivacious cheer- leader . . , always a smileg ever a friend . . . l don't see how English can bore anyone! . . .Tap and Bal- let Clubs' dancer . . . fall ambition lies within the realms of lvilkes College. ROBERT GOULSTONE Popular with just about everyone . . . always going places and doing things . . . leading senior trombon- ist , . . cut a neat impression in our Senior Play . . . confused by chem . . . can demonstrate the latest dance steps with agility , . . will follow in his father's footsteps by studying pre-dentistry at Muhlen- berg College. -If-f f f f , , BRENDA EVANS Q GMA IANNE EVANS Vivacious cheerleader . . . a hi on 0 Swee and petite are good adjec- the dance floor . . . dynamic p r- bjtives to describe this senior . , . sonality . . . active on the basket- lo es Spanish and sports cars . . . ball court ,... pretty blonde hair nusic and dancing are chief inter- I 21 ' . . . any photographer s dream-. . . es ' , . adds her sweet voice to the charming prospectixe model . . . strziiiiglrpgxlg-Que Glee Club . . . could llV0llfl tht-ilullest ol' gath- Q hockey team mari ette . . . a eriugs far tl s lly doc-sl . . . Con- nurses uniform will 1 1 f ther in over M4 leli g., School ge ' her her cap S next. Ns VIRGINIA I l'll'lBlSll linvious beauty plus Ustrawbe y blond hair. . .a willing worke . . . displays creative artistry in er or- ' ' I 'I FISKE refers fishing to school . . . Oh, Yeah . . definite dislikes for Busi- ness Math and Bermuda shorts . . . iginal ceramics . . . busy ' doing just call him Les . . . a 1957 green something . . . Ginger . . , deluX and white Che 'rolet ahgorbs his lei- driver . . . really tops . . reliable sure time . . . a utive in commer- and resourceful . . - 1 'disease of r-1.l law? . . is 'uture plans re- humor. . .life of any 'rtbilghat volx -X a c fr tt IQS, Navy, rimonial bliss, an objectix X5 . I llI'fllI tlAl,I,.Xfllll'llt Une of the most witty members of our class . . . wine, wine, and song gfwhat no NVUlllL'll?l . . . a regular Rip Van lYinkle when it comes to sleeping . . . a hearty laugh tor 1 husky classmate . . . careful, don't push him too far! . . . future plans are undecided. GORDON Gltl'Xi0ltY Likeable basketball manager . . . cars are a favorite pastime . . . just doesn't dig psychology . . . gym eu- thusiast from way back . . . isn't unhappy when he doesn't have 9 i QQ homework . . .always ready to have a good time . . . three-year band member . . . after graduation he plaus to take up electrical work. 36 if-sk, ,3 g ' fe e 5,- ' -Q.: i' W.-V' ' ff .X A - ' ' jus e A X -'n ..'-5 i ssc x M . :X w Xl Ys ., T9 yr ' ' W- .eL. s .WM WILLIAM HARVEY BEVERLY GUSS Let's have a partym . . , as Eff xx good time at platter partie . . . 6 vocate for immediate at ' n . . . C3 fancy tricks with a typ i . . . O never lacks a friend . . 2 ways h vwzf helping someone . . . avels ie sunny side of the ' et . . . en- trance to 'es Business Collegeg L' es everyone and everyone likes 1 r . . . mighty typist and short- K id expert . . . has a collection of ea A gs that would make any girl jea u . . . tireless typist of the yearl k statf . . . movies, music 1 I . ' id 'Dhhkespeare . . . with her sec- Bi RBARA GLTOWSKI reta 'a skills she will prove a valu- 2 ww-,wwf ,X ia fi-ff V nf. - c ,A X ,X . ., , f X I y 'f , '4 f mf W., 1 f A 0 , , I it fm 'JW' , time ' f fy f fwf in hopes f i quiring her 1Irs. able asset any business. Degree. , X JIQDITH HAINI-IS f fl, G GE H-XNDLEX if Interested in KI e oi-ts . 3 xx Hi ' XeverY0Uf' A - - bfiglli blue representative o n Counc' ,dt l l eyes . . . 'very strong supporter of the Teen Cant 1 . . ' j' ' ' 'a eserves . . . soon to he 1 . V M 7 doesnt rate . . , can re. ' ' helt a r 1 ir navyman . . . Happy H out a Song . . . active as at assist- Hunting . . . hohhies vary from ant Girl bc-out Leader . . . Laugh swimming to reading . . . Take it 'Lexi . .v .. - 'Q' '?-' and the world laughs with y u . . . easy . . . can read a car like a hook 'y,W ' her friends are all crazy at ut her. . . , always yearning for more and , ,I V X7 better laughs. I I QCQIZZJ7 , 1231 If 'Q' f' Ha:4V5c7t'ff z ' anticqmtion and . . . , NAN HARRISON 'Gao ' Iihony hair and fair skin . . . a per- fect picture of loveliness . . . strictly a nonconformist . . . her art work aflorns our yearhook pages . , . an American Miss with Greek ideas .., 0h, to hear her sing! . . . un- usual taste admired hy all . . . to travel and to learn: Il life's ambi- tion in itself. GIQRALIJ IIASAKA Popularity in excess . . . The ear's the thingl' '... thinks puhlic speak- ing class is the tops . . , watch this guy dance . . . mechanical ahility , . . isn't kidding when he says he likes school . . . always has a joke to tell . . . winning wrestler. . . Air Force here I come! 37 Ace stamp collector . . . shows a genuine interest in school and school sports . . . friendly all the time . . . German-something quite out of his line . . . would rather Sleep . . . agrees with the philosophy of those who 'ilive to eat . . . plans to further himself with a college education. JULIA IIEIT Dimpled darling of our class . . . intellectually keen, athlctically natural, musically gifted . . . insti- gator of fun . . . only intelligent people ask questions . . . the early bird catches the worm tbut who likes worms?l . . . her personality accounts for her many friends . . . has high ambitions for college. NULA IIOCKICNBICRRY Her pleasant disposition makes her friendship highly prized . . . lirm supporter ot Y-Teens . . . Have ear, will travel! . . . works with vigor in all she undertakes . . . greets every day with a smile . . . makes us believe what they say about women drivers . . . Strouds- burg ahead . . . ambition for be- coming a business tear-her. CHARLES IIUICY Biggest tease of the senior elass . . . psychology slumberer . . . never a dull moment with Chuck around . . . Play me some roek and roll . . .knows all the latest hot-rodding techniques . . . will deeide'between a business major in college or a tour of duty in the Air Force after leav- ing high sehool. WILLIAM IIULZMAN t'arel'ree member ol' the Vlass ol' '58 . . . ulxll auto is a gny's best friend . . . never eared mneh for homework , . . snappy dresser . . . just ean't. seem to eultivate an in- terest in seienee . . .a delight tor all the girls . . . after graduation Billy plans to don the Air Form- blue. MARTIN .IACUB Advor-ate of a five day a week gym 1-lass . . . will be happy to stiek lo speaking English . . . drives a hot Olds . . . fiery red hair reveals what's underneath . . . got his share of treekles . . . eager partiei- pant in all K.II.S. af-tivities . . . eollege and a Career in engineering lie ahead. indeczkion were. . . , ,fm f V Q., r ,f 'WK ' , I . Bi t I f ,, .1 f DICNISIC .urrie I Mademoiselle de Paree . . . n in , ti ambition is beeome a naturali ed f ' 1 , Amerir-an t'ltlZt'Il . , . art and ps. VU ' ' etiology rate high as subjeets . . . ,J I pet peevefgetting paint on her I -1lW clothes in art elass . . . hobbies in- ZZ7 V elude sketehing anglfsewing . . . WMV, f . Q4 plans on ' v n o iIt.fl'lt'llltllI'itl eol- , lege 1 M , W cf? 'W MQW hu triends -ure 38 Air For:-e. Katie . . . her sax blends md th n nto the XXUIIIOIIS t'X'l'lll'Rl'Nl' Her smile is worth a million .IAM ICS ter-tly with our band . . . nea and trim . . . Uh, It-l me sh-e ' . . . mass eonlinsion in Hath ass . . . many plans pursue a nursing c-:i1't-'N the Nes- . . --- XX bitt Hospital. S X x --i--ilfftiti ed by all his friends . . . tio-- -:ET Blu. TRIVE JAMES O dai v eommuter from Fourtdale 0 . . . r served personalitg '... not E-Zhard oplease . . . Uh, that's fun- n : , , , sineere smile with a per- s nality to matt-h . . . ready with a we pi ' hand where it's needed . . . 3 keeps up t Ilt musieal hits Q through her piano p 4- 'I 1' . . . no definite tntnre plans. Cx CN 0 nt 11111: rr .lonxsox studyin' to be a skilled machinist at the vt 'ational sehool . . . a small paekage o 'un and praetieal jokes . . .humor eo ies easy '... tisherman supreme . . . ai bition is to beeome tool and die I ker. gf s t i Lk :Y ' .. A yi' N KAROL KLIC K Beautiful brown eyes . . . A at fig ff I N away look . . . her fishing akes lliejr n C a gal Huck Finn . . . how I 5 hate to get up in the J ing . .55 jazzy jam sessions a - Iagsn . . speed is her bywo . . pretbggi member of the ' gstonian News- paper edi ri lxstaff . . . future un- decided. JOSEPH KLORAN f Big Red . . . o 'orker . . . great guy for go mes . . . ' 0 you want to buy ' u . . . . easy to get along with . . . e cels in his favorite sports of footb ll and baseball . . . will never be noted public speaker . . . bound have success always in his fu re en- deavors. BONNIE JONES Cute blond miss, full of fun and vi- tality . . . athletically inclined in both basketball and hockey . . . She travels by freightg slow and sure and always late . . . If at x.7, first you don't succeed, try, try again . . . life is Just a bowl ot Q' 'Q' cherries . . . becoming an angel of mercyi' is her goal. PHYLLI5 JONES Tranquil exterior, but really quite a gal . . . dig those pajama par- ties . . . her spirits like her cakes rise . . . popularity plus . . . the chief evil of school is homework . . . can't wait to get to history class . . . So, sew! . . . future liopes include business college. NANCY JONES Ivory complected, blue-eyed blond . . . dotes on music. . .a cookie with a cookbook . . . her sewing ability expands lier wardrobe . . . spicy sports spectator . . . darn that alarm clock . . . bundle of joy . . . hopes to go to college to major in business. PETER KLEIN Fanatic IIuskie fan . . . dead eye on the basketball court . . . Landy's successor in the mile . . . an all around guy with a well-rounded personality . . . president of the Key Club . . . Hey Pete, got a toothpicki i . . . Brain i11 Algebra III . . . future plans, Pete? . . . College, I hopeli' g07fl6 07677674 ,'Pif1T5?ii7' 7, , 44 :fu Ga VM W ffyy ff , ,f,,fw,zfff',M1f,,'if,f4m,ff E .IA IES KLINETOB 'o d-natured and friendly . . . a s ort who likes all sports . . . coin - 'tion to be envied . . . loves to eat . physics and trig, a pleasure anyt . . . expert fisherman . . . VYhy ve have to study English any 'ay. '... jovial. . . certain to travemrxQad to success. R LIND KOFF A gr girl with a personality to match . f'You know' . . . execu- 1ve o earbook caption staff . . . Parlez-vous francais?,' . . . brave Algebra III student . . . can't seem to master the typewriter . . . ever anxious to please . . . a hard worker who will be a great Success the Held of social work. 39 --fx, 432 '70-1 'U Ya, f TAMA RA K1 DRA L CA OL KOSTIC VA Typical rerllu-nfl, fri-ckles and all C 0 Ocont gious smile. . . 5ure,Iknr,w . . . knack for :nrt and piano pla ig X:!wha all those crazy symbols , . . shcs little but wise . , . yea K I in an . . . wonit be sad to ,ay l'00k fm Cfllffll' - - - mlilllllfllyu - f - 'ood-by to home nursing r-lass . . . doesn't need to worry about r-ourrtf ing calories . . . film-e Cflulofsoprzirio . . . plans to 1- him?-e hcr artistic talents ir c ll e. EDWVARD KOTCIII Always around when needed . . a whiz on the mechanism of the adio . :, our hard working footba inan- ager . . . a cheerful and wi ilesoine b hours THOMAS KOZBIA Plays a real cool trumpet . . . active member of band . . .a regu- lar guy . . . loves to eat . . . has no particular subject dislikes . . . reli- able friend . . . finds automobiles an interesting hobby . . . expert swimmer . . . after college and a navy discharge you'll find him a successful engineer. CHRISTINE KURISKY HThree loves have I-money, mu- sic and men' '... beckoned by those far away places . . . looks forward to P.D. class . . . remains unruttled even in trying circumstances . . . cuts a neat figure at the skating rink . . . soft-spoken . . . platter party fan . . . her ambition is to follow a career in the airline field. c- l record collection . . . does llfJII1C l a bit ofa frown . . . smitten with fRt+ fever in the fall . . . set to be so u. y busi- ness m' 's 'tgirl Frd 5 M N 1 ' ' LD KUVALESKI 'Liked by just about everyone . . . never 1 dull moment when Jerry's around . . Daniel Boone the sec- ond . . . era ' about all records with guy '... easy going but f pendable H fast beat , 9 adds 3 hit of Zest to . . . not hard to plea: . . . swell public gpeakin C1355 l I l 3 real dresser . . . photog a Qwhen he .K, gu V I 1 the future Sees has the time . . .cie5S,Qv c'al IM g the Sgund bar- ellgillfef- X5 rier e vest jets. NANCY KRUPP Displays an undeniable amount of sports skill . . . has a passion for convertibles . . . cuts a neat figure on the dance floor . . . just can't understand why they shortened the lunch periods! . . . hates to miss bookkeeping class . . . future plans include a business course at VVilkes next fall, MURRAY I,aBAltIt Touchdown! . . . will long be re- membered for his 85 yard run . . . blond crew cut and good looks make many a girl's heart Hutter . . . well dressed sportster . . . HA hunt- ing we will go . . . Hey, did you do your math? . . . an Air Force future is in store for this swell guy. 40 all 'FW- Yeivv MARY ANN LAVELLE Small doll . . , carrot topn . . a ffl NN friendly hello for everyone . . . neaC C and sweet . . . there's alw y lot O kling eyes . . . freckles . . . full of pep and energy . . . n' vaysif . . . a promised s - ss at anything she will cho se. ELA NE LEFKOVVITZ '-fi fan . . . just mad about her do a Toy French Poodle . . . sing- in her is just doing what comes she ta S 0 the water . . . pleasur- ble com ion . . . hasn't many dis 1 s . . . enjoys all kinds of mu- of fun when she's aroun . . . sp - Q5 tu ' . . . when summer comes, sic . . . ap eciative of good art. N fl RO-e ROBERT LEONAR if l lDAiN LW LEWIS Enjoys a relaxed phere a fi iMad s ntvist . . . willing helper to dinner time . . .m and amu -'I f chem an lvsics students in dis- ment parks furnis n . . . sifg tress . . . si -e is golden . . . a sin- lent and reserved . . . I wi get - rlend . . . basketball? . . . something . . . gas station at end- road jumper king . . . Sprechen 'X V ant . . .one guy who doesn't l' e to ie Deutsch? Nein! Nein! . . . at- 1 'Wi dance . . . to learn a trade i the c explosions are expected in his ,- Coast Guard is his ambition ouse . . . Kingston's contribution to he scientific world. ESX. w 4 f Z .QD nt Pzfqymfin mf. .. Ili WLM lf! JUNE LINDA Widely traveled because of her fa- theris Air Force position . . . detests tests . . . Anyone for an ice cream soda? . . . leads the daydreaming department at K.H.S .... finds chemistry intriguing . . . makes friends easily . . . active in her church choir . . . ambitions point to a nursing career in the skies with the U. S. Air Force. KENNETH LUTZ Reliable, industrious, amiable-a combination that's hard to beat . . . pizza pusher at the Pi Delta stand . . . a dancer supreme . . . hunting and fishing are his sports of pleasure . . . a Key Club member of high standing . . . easy going . . . a smart thinking guy who will be a sure success. 41 CAROLE LINDEBIANN Adorable combination of curly brown hair and big brown eyes . . . our little musical ingenue sang in district chorus and accompanied the Glee Club . . . intelligence sur- passed only by her sense of humor . . . welcome in any group . . . plans a music major in college. FLOYD McINTYRE A friendly, likable guy full of fun and mischief . . . I can sleep any- where or anytime Cespecially in schoollfi . . . man of great stature . . . indispensable worker for the Pi Delta . . . his cartoon drawings dis- play rare creativeness . . . will meet success in our modern world of progress. JAYNE MANGAN Kingston born traveler returned . . . speed demon driver . . . VVho, me? . . . dances the Bop', with real know . . . record reviewer for the Kingstonian newspaper . . . one true love-progressive jazz . . . clothes conscious teen . . . delves into historical novels for reading relaxation . . . her nose for news will prove an advantage in pursu- ing a journalistic career. PAUL MARKO Full of fun and free from care . . . just give me that rock and roll music . . . blonde good looks . . . Beau Brummel of the class of '58 . . . Build me I1 flathead and watch me go . . . humorous at the most opportune moments . . . land of the Golden Gate beckons him. tlviy day lo ol... ,,fw,g'ff,'l ff ,,, '- 9 ,gp gwfw w,,:,ffwg,,pgfff, CAROL IIUFF She has a sense ot' humor that is really tops . . . sweet and gentle ways . . . moved to our community just this year . . . ready with a smile for everybody . . . loads of fun . . . 'WWW' a whiz when behind the typewriter . . . bound to be a success. mf MARY CAROL MASUN Light - hearted, personable, and friendly attitude toward all . . . unwavering loyalty to the K.H.S. my M band . . . trim ligure shows no indi- cation of seconds in the cafeteria . . . Do you know any good jokes? . . . keen interest in chem . . . physical education major at Stroudsburg. HENRY MAZESS C 33AR ARA BICAVOY One of the reticent members o our Q Elie y . . . familiar girl at the class . . . his little red car is a '- Ween anteen . . . crazy over crew- ing machine . . , makes his free n ' sweaters, bucks, and movies time useful by teaching swimming. . . . special interest is collecting . . . Oh, Henry! . . . madehemist Xifup records and all kinds of sou- . . . undecided as tofudiatis next . . . venirs . . . at trick . . . sewing got the fi 1 spirit to be a suc- 0 brings out her keen s e of fashion cess. . . . friends and fun duate, C and the - e 'zons u l . Q . 0 RICHARD MELNICK Q i INIICHAK Popular guy . . . Dupont Kid ' . . . Friends fun, laughter, and Carol energetic and ambitious . . math , , , hal f the French 111 Class . . . wizard . . . Uh, boy . . . nows a musically ' tive . . .'can do won- car's engine from all ai les . . . dgrs with '- Frengh hom l l l friendly to all who kn w him . . . Bliss Speed u the typewriter. . . Can't wait for hu in season lwaysigees th uhhy Side of life . . . iiidiiaiioiis f are - i killed . . Pi D 31 -Oik . . . iiei future tool and die maker. A X at c l -5- ,can ever be anything ' but b t 42 .Inf rn sw BEVERLY MISLAK Loves clothes and wears them nice- ly . . . where there's a pop record there's Beverly . . . I could have danced all nighti' . . . crew cuts catch her eye . . . customs . . . happy go lucky . . . any patient will be happy to have Beverly as his nurse . . . cute and quiet gal. KENNETH MUDROVSKY Passion for playing pranks . . . one of our vocational boys . . . likes money Qbut who doesn't?J . . . spry, good looking lad . . . The only time I like school is when there's a holiday . . . craftsmen club . . . will proudly serve our country in the Air Force. BETSY BIOCK Vigorous rooter for the K.H.S. football team . . . advocate of pop- ular music . . . couldn't live without spaghetti . . . terms her swell piano playing a hobby . . . if not at home, check the roller skating rink . . . plans to attend a secretarial school and make her mark in the business world. MARJORE MORGAN I like just about everything . . . listening to records is a favorite way of spending leisure time . . . an expert at the art of sewing . . . Spanish student supreme . . . pleas- ant disposition . . . a future teacher of America headed for elementary education after Bloomsburg State Teachers College. not been wasted WW EDIIUND IIIISKAS X I'ELINE NASH Keeps on the go without takin , y f G N N . utiful, Beautiful Brown Eyes vitamin pills . . . I do believ ' . . . . . 'ictory Pig's favorite customer a model of that Ivy-Leag e loop C . . . etite miss with an enormous , . . handles his gray RLG 1 ' kid 0 f' lity . . . Do I like short- gloves . . . active on 4 u if an . 'No!' '... whirling tumbler dent Council . . . alw ' n -5 . . . lo - to dance . . . smiles . . . around . . . as yet his 1 e plans : e drivff? . . . exquisite taste in are indefinite. O cloth . . will make some office a cheerful p a . ,- C NANCY NESBITT Five feet of concentrf e ep and personality . . . f e call he Tish . . .neat a s .. . re' ords, movies and dancl ply her free time fun . . . inclina ons lean toward the literary . . . gr atly admired by a host of friends . . . Courtdale's little girl . . . can' iss at business college. x MI XRED NICHOLLS 'mile heveryone . . . strong con- ender ILiberace's crown of pi- 0 r . . alert-minded stu- dent . . ar ling eyes . . . patient solving difhculties . . . provides iano accompaniment for the Glee lub . . . neat tricks With a sewing achine . . . will answer the call for i 43 E, - l v , f, I' X f ,, f Www WZ f ff W Z 1 if y f f f f ,, , gf 1 if f X I K . avr-J? ' f ,Ji 1 f 4 f , , f 5 A I Th memb rf 0 X X X WALTER OSTROWSKI He's hep to pop music . . . al- ways ready to tell a joke . . . very easy to get along with . . . devilish look in his eyes . . . a smile to greet everyone V. . . never too hard to please . . . happy and carefree in- dividual . . . future plans are unde- cided. DONALD PAPP VVho's this wonderful guy? . . . has a helping hand for everyone . . . very nice fellow to know . , . tops . . . the happy sort . . . likes just about every sport . . . quiet, but full of fun and mischief . . . always trying . . . unassuming attitude . . . you couldn't find a more depend- able friend. MAUREEN NIEMEYER Football fan . . . matchbook c ver collector . . . rendezvous at he roller-skating rink . . . anti-ho - work . . . Kingstonian newspaper gossip columnist . . . not fascinated by chemistry experimentsfrf even GINIA NUS5 Q Q Fair haired, pleasantly happy . . . intri ued by antiquity . . . inclina- XNJ tio toward music shown by her 'nging and piano playing . . . fancy or sketching and ceramics . . . : p ' test! . . . plans to answer tempered . . . can ,prepare an exotic the call 0 aflity by being H meal in . . the profession of missionary nurse T 'ca . . . medical ec y is her future am- small bundle of pep e onality. bition. ex ,Vxk X. WILLIAM OGURKIS O JOSE H OMIECINSIQ Vocational student . . . ace a s W lling to help his friends driver . . . Buck . . . inexhaus ible . . . sh around girls . . . quiet most energy . . . knows magic for Xing of the ti e . . . sincere smile with a engines . . . interested in n al ad- hint of h or . . . never dreary, ventures . . . happy-go-l cky sort always glad . . . well-liked by all . . . of guy . . .always willi to lend a hard working boy . . . plans to helping hand . . . wa tolnecome tudy draftin the Perm State an honest politiciarx 1 X . GEORGE PALENCHAR Always around when he's needed . . . ready, willing, and able to cheer you with one of his jokes . . . stumped by the logic of chem C'fWhat logic? J . -. . never a care in the world . . . never-say-die spirit in all he does . . . undecided on a career. DANIEL PARISE Lots of fun to be with . . . big game hunter . . . this second Roy Rogers may someday get into the Ken- tucky Derby . . . Whats your news for P.D.?H . . . he can usually be relied upon for some timely tricks . . . smile that wins friends . . . his future holds promises of success. 44, WP QN- , my . I . ,amy -, PAUL PECUKONIS 610 Lis PERKS AAA, King of the First Ward . . . ale ffl WN A o d guy to have as your friend A,', lead of our famed Junior pl D' . . .C C. . . 'nows all the tricks . . . match- W M rabbit feet galore . . . IVh vor Q less se of humor . . . 'fGone fish- qzw E is that toothpick, Paul?'3 . . 'N g ' g . . makes friends fast . . . al- I 1 curly hair is the envy many a ways p -ired to take everything W straight-haired lass . . 'u andg ' stride .f enthusiastic personal- www mi.rth are his tra r ' . . . musi- ity . . LQ-hors Away will soon cal inclinat' ns . . . watch out C be his thei song. Bloomsburg he w Q it D 1 if CARROLL PHILLIP' ' BCHA LES PIERCE 3 A I V' ,,,, Serious minded, but V fi be wit ' ifhis g yds-for action . . . stock car . . . typical outdoor . . . f'Ca racing a 1 otorcycle drags head I sanova with the g1.r s . a omeiij his is or ' tement . . . K'Chuck 1 78. Wm , in the chem lab . . . ambitious l ad- . . . possesses an ever-growing coin K A ' , er and organizer of youth gr ups llection . . . designs and builds W 5- 'fi . . . industrious worker in all h at- odel airplanes . . . always ready i fir' tempts . . . will answer the c l in 'ith a friendly smile . . . nose for 1,5 'i the ever groning field of res arch ischief . . . vocational student. i My V,,: f chemistry. i K I ' V ' 1 ' ' tesxzw fe .',,:1 .gr fm ' , 737' N. ,, 1 - W ,Q we ff' tk Senior Clow. . . VIRGINIA PILKONIS Fun loving blond . . . loves the rest- ful life of Ocean City . . . holds her own with any guy on the subject of 'thot rods . . . Here's me . . . likes relaxing in Sloppy Joe out- fits . . . dancing at the 'I'een-Can- teen a real pleasure . . . typing is one of those unmentionable sub- jects . . . f'California, here I come! ANTHONY PISANO Fun loving, friendly, and intelli- gent . . . acting ability revealed in the Junior and Senior plays . . . curious chemist . . . track and wres- tling participant . . . Duke . . . enjoys chess and games of higher concentration . . . detests boredom . . . hopes to study engineering at Lehigh or Bucknell, 45 RONALD PINKOWSKI Hey good looking . . . hard Work and industry pay . . . where's Ron- nie when hunting season rolls around? . . . seems quiet until you get to know him . . . never misses a K.H.S. sport event . . . never a slip up when he handles the sound equipment . . . to own a sporting goods store is his ambition. RHEA POLITIS Sweet and full of grace . . . golden voiced soprano . . . charming ac- tress . . . operetta starlet . . . sec- ond half of the French III class . . . an eye for fashion . . . Algebra III doesnit like me . . . wields a heavy right foot on the gas pedal . . . after college, future dreams in- clude a musical career. MARCIA POWELL Triple threat-beauty, talent, and brains . . . brown-eyed minx . . . scintillating humor . . . a natural on the stage . . . You'll never walk alone . . . perplexed by a type- writer . . . hides her mischievous plans behind a placid smile . . . sympathetic listener . . . I could have died . . . tall and svelte . . . future unlimited. JANICE RICHARDS Perky blond with a pleasing per- sonality . . . Jimmy Dean . . . loves to sing fthe VVelsh in herj . . . really hep about hot rods and cat talk . . . small town girl with-big city ideas . . . where there's danc- ing, there's Janice . . . a sure suc- cess as a secretary. were now read 1 'f , fffcfcy WL' f 7, fy -ihfogiwf-1ffcQ, 6291724544 ff r, Wy ffff f-fgffwzz , ff -M--1 f ff f f,, 1- -- V .1 ff,,,f f 4 ., -0 7 Lim. ' X .W ' ' , X , ! ,MW , 3 , 6 , vi Q Z2 f A . -444 , X4 .eg ag, X ' f 1 4 f ' ff, DONALD PUHL ulilll always chasing rainbows . . . knows the ins and outs of hunting . . . originator ofthe Ivy League in K.II.S .... llc-y, Daddy . . . frienflly smile for everyone . . . girls 1lon't faze hini . . . the pride of ltlrs. Tlioinas' English class . . . future pilot of the U. S. Air Force. LORRAINE RISII I I Expert at making her own clothes . , . It's too early to get upll' . . . f hard worker at yearbook dances . . . 64 f happy when typing . . . a poet in W the making . . . music, music, mu- fl sic . . . Oh, how I hate home- Y Wy I work! . . . piano for pleasure . . . gyfw hopes to enter VVilkes-Barre Busi- we ness College in the fall. KARL RITTINGER KA HERINE ROAT ltian Witha camera around K. .S. Q OA de nite knack for Sewing and . . .friend to the end . . . a reg ar Qcook' g . . . violin virtuoso . . . Hhfilllu f0P01'at01' KN-3B5Xl - - - 've me the simple life-coke and sincere smile . . . add a dash of hu- 1-em-h fries , , , makes 3 quiqk mor . . , mad scientist . . . silent but QQ S ' Ch from the Serious to the Care- alert . . . convincingxsalesman for free , l , ' i n Correspondent , , , the Pi Dfflt: Tfllfllfe ellgilleefing Q she has loads ot p - - ls . . . natu- Stl1di6S I State- ral ability in nursin 5 ' s seems C to sugg a ossibl u . in that field. Q, O BERNARD ROMAN X ' 1 ROSEN A diplomat and man of brain' . . . A111113 d lovely - 1 . 3 Singing hit in president of the Engineerinf Club the G10 Club Opeyetta . l I Sharp- - - ' 3 Cllallflise t0 any ll' f'1l1il0 shooter 0 1 girl's basketball team l'U1lHf?1' - - - CV0l'yb0dy'5 'ill - - f ...creative alents beyondadoubt helped make the Sellioyilllay SUT' . . . notice her reat art work on the cessful . , . Oh, how 1' hate to get page-S gf the vingstonian News- up in the morninqgk X und to p per I . 3 i le e major in art is' succeed in the eolleg otxlni 1 'c . 3 -t ' Ste with her artistic Xe talen 416 , J . f if .vw .MW 93 xl '-T' Q Y-'f its RUTH ROSENGRANT Fancy ivory tickler . . . pizza on the piazza . . . K'Ya' nuts or somethinlln . . . dislikes being rushed . . . Sleepytime gal . . . she's got rhythm on the dance Hoor . . . al- ways on hand when there's excite- ment . . . will enter VVilkes-Barre Business College in the fall. KATHY RUTSTEIN Associate editor of the Kingstonian newspaper . . . always around when you need her . . . Hrst rate female mathematician . . . I'll see if I can get the car . . . accomplished equestrian . . . scientific inclinations . . . her friendly company is en- joyed by all . . . appreciation of the cultural aspects of life . . . college next. to BOB SAUL B 'IE SAVITZ Fighting fullback . . . lots of e 1 . ff' N look at her go! . . . drives a . . . Never too late to get . date co dragster . . . lovely curly pony- . . . conscientious Worker . . nlimg C3 tai . . boundless humor . . . friend ited wit and humor . . . a ' to 0 t a . . um . . . smacks her lips please . . . his athletic . ' ty is e fl when y, 'ng long speeches . . likes celled only by his good oks . . V blue an ecords . . . joyful in art I best friend one Woul 1 : . . . ea- c : . . .fyquaciousness one of her I gerly antici .Q college. virtues , . beware of bruises you Q- O male lam C y Xt CAROL SAVITZ BIA YXLOU SEASOCK Lohg hl0hd hair ih pa - - - 35 VVhat personality! . . . describe her any rock nl 1' 6C01'd HH er ath 'cgibility in the superla- T! ,Mud she'll name it . . . coo sser . . ' v H f the best-liked sen- ,I You KnOW,U favorite Sion iors . . great asset to any team W ih Speech Class - - ' give her hy' . . . can match any joke you tell her thing black and Sheis happy - - - . . hard-working student . . . the collects stuffed animals . . . oes ugh of a perfectionist , . . pro- Wonders in organizing 9VCI1t - - - ective physicaleducationteacher. will surely succeed as a soc' 'ork- 1 er. 'A' 47 FRED RUDDICK Friendly smile to greet a friend . . , never blue . . . last of the racers . . . unending ambition . . . one of the bashful members of the class . . . drives his car with the ease of a pro . . . his even disposition is hard to match . . . crazy about sports . . . Let's go hunting. DAVID SACHS Strong, silent type . . . always on the go . . . good natured . . . always leaves them laughing . . . cardshark . . . a mysterious smile . . . here's a guy who canat be beat . . . sincere friend to all . . . always free from care . . . sure success in the future. ape with. . . ,, aww 'fix CAROL SHUPP RoBER'r SIEGEL ff mis T ss' a uw- WW J 'zfmiw ,f,f,gef . .Inv f' , V, . , ,, QW, M' . ' V' ' 'W , 1 ofa., , f 'V f V ' if 'VV' QW 2 fhfq ff Q9 ' f 'C 4 5 . Q, 5 ' 77, t 'K 7 435' if ,, 0 I 1 0'mu.,A 1 , , . X 7 , 'ff I f . .L V, ff-, ,,, ff the Problemf. . . Reading, records, and Tony Per- kins . . . please don't mention Elvis Presley or baseball . . . genius at work in the kitchen . . . talented sketcher . . . loves winter and win- ter activities . . . treasurer of F.T.A. . . . loves to play practical jokes . . . Home Economics major at Penn State coming up next. STANLEY SMITH Star on the basketball court . . . hopes to continue playing in college . . . staunch supporter of all K.H.S. clubs . . . tennis champ . . . ideal dance partner for any girl . . . skilled amateur shutterbug . . . knows his way around the Physics Lab . . . sure to make a first rate pharmacist. JAMES SEBOLKA S VEN SERLIN G Willing and helpful . . . underst nd- Q QScho stically tops . . . photogra- ing eyes . .'. his one track ind 0 phy anatic . . . industrious co- leads to fun . . . easy-going and n v- Klfedi r of Kingstonian Newspaper er on time . . . crazy about all sports . . always strives for perfection . . . . . . starves through fifth pergyd' Q 'kes to win his point . . . debator class . . . hasn't a Wogry-'hi the de u rNc.Q1toryisliving!. . . plans world . . . one oitheffew people to U to follow in the-footsteps of his fa- whom s -' c -omes easily. ther in the professio 0 W after BYRON SHARD Young man with a horn . . . ' its him wine, women, and song a d he will be happy . . . he who aughs he finishes college. in O GEO GE SHEFFLER R546-f ' conten l . . . numismatic interests oo good music and I'M Cthat's in collectingj . . . indus- first . . . drives a car with venge- trious worker . . . adept at model ance . . . one-time dance and lead- boat and pla Q Construction , , , pil- er . . . hatch! to study - . DlHHS to lar of knowle e in German class enter either the Air cegr Navy . . alway g for a chemistry upon graduatiormx e Keri nt . . . is interests lead him i g College and a career ' e scientijic field. Academic ace . . . Han editor's work is never donei' . . . one of the three best broad jumpers on the track team . . . insatiable thirst for knowl- edge . . . subtle wit . . . the Frau's German and the King's English . . . Yale or Cal Tech is the next step in his educational plans . . . reliable rebounder. WARREN SNYDER Ideal version of a perfect mate . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . envi- able maroon convertible his per- sonal possessionn . . . melting smile . . . co-operative . . . consideration for others . . . K'Yca, I'll drive you homei' . . . sprightly personality . . . the Air Force will be proud to call him their own. 48 .- .l , . .7 QRFSX l t f MZ? GMM 5 U 1 . 'A , 'gg' .. BIARY SOBOLOIYSKI A super combination of humor and intelligence . . . amateur meterolo- gist . . . Blessed be homework if there's not too much of it' '... am- bitious and good worker . . . her leisure is spent painting and stamp collecting . . . full of the devil . , . a rewarding future as a medical tech- nologist. RICHARD STAVFFER Beaming . . . owns a' jalopy that really moves . . . proud of collection of QU00 pennies from 19-I3 . . . as- certained talents on the wrestling mats . . . Tiger' '... can't sit still a minute . . , unlimited wit and hu- mor . . . helpful . . . explorer scout advisor . . . looks forward to a ca- reer in mechanical engineering. ZX PATRICIA SLIRVILLA fn X N B H TABUR Queen in the kitchen . , . k ep her 'U 'll bizz llmwfl CYQS - - - Pfetti' and happy with 3 big pizzg ie , ,C Q t ented . . . head of the yearbook looks at the World thy rose- C3 f checking staff. . . commercial C0101-ed glasses y , - 1' to 'NN-5 stu . . . just give her crew-neck busy sewing. , . futuj' embrar swea . . . charming personality . . . a service to all . . . y MM X - - dflf Veffihing with 3 Smile fan . . . smile 1 you mention 'f19 Scffetfifb '--- that history . . ar school next on her agenda. fl T' f ti JOYCE TAYLOR To know her is a t . . athle interests includ ming yearbook staff . . . math and oyce donit mix . . . full of courte' ', full of craft . . . quiet . . . conscie tious . . . her ambition leads her 0 the rewarding profession of nur ing. bowling . . . J. P. I ! 5: lucky doctorxwho gets Beth as his XX BL ILXOLISE THOMAS Popu with everyone . . . artistic talent n ' i ited . . . once she starts talkin doesn't stop . . . gains many friends by being a friend . . . delightful personality '... simple sincerity . . . eager to please and willing to help . . . with her you'll always have a good time , . . prom- Q x ahead 49 FRANK SOROCHACK Linesman of the year . . . Bronco the Bruiser . . . co-captain of the football team . . . Yogi Berrau be- hind the plate . . . one in a million who'll admit he likes school . . . Bunky . . . not an enemy in the world . . active member of Key Club and Pi Delta . . . college ahead. PHILIP STEINHAUER President of Pan-American and Li- brary Clubs . . . track manager . . . avid sports car fan . . . not too keen on chem . . . definitely no Rem- brandt . . . Such is life . . . King- stonian newspaper photography editor . . . keeps pace with the new- est Ivy League styles . . . next on his list is college to study account- ing or law. mfifin om. . . ROSICMARY TUNKINS Pizza. cokes, jitterbugs . . . en- chanting voice and lilting laughter . . . active member of the home eco- nomics department . . . Little things mean a Lot . . . I love to live and live to love' '... ardent football fan. . . business math rates high with her . . . will most likely be director of all salesgirls in the future. PAT WALENISTA A smile that won't wear otf . . . school spirit galore . . . an ardent horseraeing fan and participant . . . always happy till you mention lan- guages! . . . raring to go . . . just give her a box of chocolate candy . . . looking impatiently toward col- lege . . . handles finances of home- room 106. tb du ties , f ,V 1 muffin, f f, PATTI USIIl'1It Bubbling personality and love of fun make her a favorite. , . Smiley . . . dislikes people with frowns . . . agile and graceful on the crossbars . . . hey Pat, what does kai jay raba alia pie mean?' '... dance, dance, dance . . . has an affinity for blue cyes . . . in the future we see her as a smiling airline stewardess Hying to exotic lands. WILLIAINI VVALSII Outdoor Sportsman . . . fishing and hunting . . . can't wait for rabbit season to roll around . . . just can't seem to get the gist ot' modern art . . . keen on model building, espe- cially ships . . . intrigued by mo- tion picture photography . . . hasn't made up his mind concern- ing after-graduation plans. in olzfecl. . . ff' 42 ,Mp W, V 'VW el Wye uf ,f'-mf .-W Wfwwfmyigz .7 L f mf 12. f . V, , .A ,.,.. , JANE WARFIELD Humor comes easy . . . takes pr de in her parakeets . . . systematic' ly attacks her bookkeeping proble s . . . proficient art talents displayed ,ff-'ng,, 'UM R ERT WARMOYTH QA s 'le for everybody . . . sports those sharp V-necked sweaters . . . EIXUGO any gum? . . . art for art's ili ll6I' pBl1Cll pl'1I'tI'RlllS . . . pl1l1S ally' , ivgs lug great pleasure-to Skate her savings into a record colleetiori . . . I'll never go another stop sign! . gsure bet for art school. LYNNE WASLEY tu Smiles are contagious . . . one o the charter members of the h ckey team . . . better late than IQVGIH . . . all around popularity . . . Glee Club alto . . . A pretty girl is like a melodyf' . . . styli' miss . . . a . - X career in the home con j field is her ambition. 50 e . . . Nasty blast . . . It . . . ould be happy it pizza were served eve t av in the cafeteria . . . will enter the YV1 vide world of business. 7 W'EATHERILL Sweet nd friendly . . . can't get along s 'thout that Victory Pig i, pizza . . . s eedy typing student . . . easy on the yes . . . takes to the water like a d ck . . . in her glory when behind wheel . . . great a maki ff ' nd . . . will seek a care r 16 r ms of business. JAINIES VVEAVER Would travel miles to attend a lively square-dance . . . craves milk shakes . . . his favorite saying All rightieu . . . not tossed about leav- ing mechanical drawing class be- hind . . . summer comes and Jimmy gets bit by the fishing bug . . . plans on entering the naval service upon graduation. JUDY VVILSON That's neat . . . easy going . . . big booster of K.H.S .... popular- ity revealed by being twice selected as class secretary '... avid record collector . . . torrid typist . . . chic . . . dancer in demand . . . her ideal personality and business sense will make some boss happy . . . will never lack friends. SHIRLEY VVOOD Friendly Hi for her cl matgff NN . . . honey blond hair . . cryQ C blue eyes . . . peaches cream 0 complexion . . . wha do . . as-1, flashing smile . . . qui he cook . . attains figure perfe n . , uw fi X' f G ORGE WORDEN C uld eat at any hour . . . enthusi- stic sports supporter and partici- . . . especially adept at wood- w k g and plastics . . . slightly prej 'ed against the study of math . f cheerful Skip's a friend to a . . liaends to enter Millersville X housewife and piness raising her happ R ily . . . BarefootO State-?Teatci1er's College to special- Gontessa , ize in indusf' arts education. 'Y C Xxixx N N i x RICHARD YAR S l ELA YE YUDKOVITZ HaPPY that he ' IH the ag f Pretty ty editor of the yearbook modern transpor ' n.. . 'di . . . wa manages to meet the model airplanes a favorl pas- time . . . Nasty Blast wh any- thing goes wrong . . . could ive on hamburgers . . . persista T.V. viewer . . . would just lo being able to stay in bed all d . . . fu- ture undecided. me . . . if words were stars, Elaine would shine . . . familiar face at Little Theater . . . persua- sive debator . . . dangerous with a Bunsen burner . . . Angie . . . ro- ntic interest of Senior play . . . ffirst stop, college, next stop, Broad- way. 51 GEORGIA VVILLIAMS Her hair is envied by all . . . to live is to dance . . . staunch sup- porter of Teen Canteen . . . lovely to look at . . . whiz at that type- writer , . . hard worker for Pi Delta . . . our future lady in white will be an asset in any hospital. JANET WOLFLE Overflowing with fun and good looks . . . eflicient typing editor of Kingstonian newspaper . . . anx- iously awaits math class . . . always there to cheer our Huskies . . . strawberry blondi' . . . crazy about sport dances . . . swimming, her favorite summer pastime . . . world travel, as an airline steward- ess, is her ambition. in tl: 1.7 vocations ,, ,'1ff,if,f,zf1zfpefzfz ,,,, , ,,,azz,wzafizffygfw 5454,f,f,1,15Wg4ffWp fn X X , ,,. 7 'Q Clam Song Ifiglcl uctiwii-1 me Jgiyi 72700 A,-A 6- goof J f 5 01 Joy-f aff yea Afvwy 25? fie 75372 02336 A24 jeziof W!v5 UW fifwfi b4.1f1 urfidiius ,J QA Mem-N65 wefzfe game wi!! U17 - yer ravi Me fgfflf dur fggmfg 7 0 C3065 v1flQfeqf0f-61773, fe! Q Qieflg foo JJCLLCJ-'IJ 2 J I P u Hfgpgg we ia VG ,Made wfff Q0 fieff Jef - Vgf? W0 We yeaffhafe 2605563 001 fivfyf aff? fm - U' 0 Jie! J Jle Isl ,qi 794 A +A eaf5 MQW our Q2 X5 Ldiyf Afjfqar 7Q0f-y?6f Qaf OIF -sgfgo iff!! U!0fZ3!5 if Qghizor M05 r'G 6f055 There are memories that we'll hold Cl6'21I' We had fun filled fluys and sun filleil mlays: Yvhen we are far apart. YYe haul :lays of sacluess, too. There are memories of friendships true Still, with the help of teziehers zmcl friends, Yvhieh live within each heart. Quickly those-days just flew. Yet as we leave, we pause aufl then Though the miles may separate us We turn with tear in eyeg When tlowu the rozul of life we start, To think again of those preeious fllly5 Our juys, our mem'ries, our speeial dreams- That now have passed us by. All these, are eugravecl in our hearts. Iflaine IY1lCNC0Z'IifZ 52 'x 0 W ,V gf 1 X x as N R 51 W 2 x 62 W l'Z.7!Z'fZP.f X 3.1 if I 0111510 , 6 0 Q cf o , f ff K ,f YEARBOOK S T AF X Y f cp ' X J S' 6 , Y T 1 O . ' , N I YI .1 df X2 1, Mr. A. Hafetz -' Arlzisor 'Vw Robert Siegel Andrea Vre-use Carol Gaul lffll-f0I'-1.71-fvllllfff Luyou! V11-l'ffl1'l0r Layout V0-I'fdz'f0r T7 Yeurlmuk eflitnrs reviewillgf Yam Dykes in nrflm' tu meet consign- ment dates. 54 5 E 'll iillll ' ' ,,,,...i::'::.3f1i:1 ' M 'ii?ff:1.E7 ' ?'ff.:fn . -ll -,ll g 3 ll -,ll Q- ' re A,--l A ' pf Gy FS T' C5 - ,w in ,L V- .i Z , -ff? mu s ' W 5 ' ' . ? . 1, -1 . f f ' f ,k, y 6. 1 . e. or Y 'e1.1v.fs- e,-if -ea V ' if V ' ' 5:1 -1 Rou' 1: L. YYasley, N. Alinkoff, R. Politis, M. Evans, H. Hoff, if James, C. Lindemann, J. Carey, J. Heit. Ron' 2: M. Nichols, H. Yudkovitz, K. Roat, R. Collis, P. Walenista, B. Tabor, J. Taylor, S. Saunders, B. Blazes, F. Ullack. Rozr J: H. Kotchi, R. Siegel, A. Crease, C. Cool, J. Wolfe, B. Gutowski, L. Rish, B. Goulstone, H. Goldstein. Razr J: B. Roman, A. Pisano. IS T 001 iff., Elaine Yudkovitz Tamara Kiyml Barbara Gutowski Copy Editor .lrl Eflifor Tyiffflg Edlimf Here we pause to give recognition to the kneaders and bakers of this fine book. Vivere it not for the consistent batter which they have so amicably produced, this book could not have been produced. lNTemories of the hours and the days spent pouring over the then incongruent segments of the Kingston High School Yearbook will indelibly be imprinted on the minds of many of the people whose pictures enhance these two pages. They will smilingly recall late hours and early morning sessions at headquarters other than our dear high school. Fondly will they think of frantic rushes to meet alarmingly close deadlinesg perhaps they'll always wonder at how they ever met them at all. However, now that the finished product is fully in evidence they can breathe a little easier knowing that all was not in vain. There were other frenzied moments in the life of the 1958 Yearbook Staff. Outstanding is their harrowing debut as actors. On February 7 they attempted to convey their message to the student body. Much to their surprise the performance proved quite entertaining and rather amusing. Other events are inscribed annals of our yearbook. Some are the kind better forgotten but others, most of them at that, are the kind to be savored for a long time to come. The picnic had when all the Work was finally done, the banquet where tangible recognition was awarded the deserving-these and many other incidents involved in the production of this yearbook will remain inextinguishable memories in the minds and hearts of the Yearbook Staff of 1958. 55 f i P k S HLY HI-Y OFFICERS-Roll' 1: F. Davis, Presidentg R. Saul, Vice President. Row F. Sorochak, Chap- lain: E. Rutkowski, Treasurerg J. DeSanto, Secre- Wf ff f ff! Z if V! , , . 1, tary: . Pecu onis, .fergeant at Arms. ,, W, I 4. A ,VI iff, vw, I gf f , , tif W ' ff' 'ff WWUM7 zwzwh ,N W , ,Z A ,,7r , 4 X f T 1 if X 6 1, , X The yearbook stall: takes off its hat to the Hi-Y Club. Wve should like to honor them this year because of their outstanding contributions to community life within Kingston and Kingston High School. Under the expert guidance of Mr. Donald Hilbert, its members perform innumerable serv- ices which are beneficial to many people. Klr. Hilbert defines the main purpose of his organization as such: To create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian behavior throughout school and community. Hi-Y instills in its members one of the most valuable of all life's ingredients, serv- ice to others. Perhaps the best known of its yearly projects and the one that most necessitates the use of the full force of its membership is the preparation and distribution of Christmas baskets to the needy of Kingston. Through this annual endeavor the boys ignite within the community the Christmas feeling of good will toward all men. This year the Hi-Y embarked upon a special project. They set for themselves the goal of pur- chasing for Nesbitt Hospital special equipment to be used in premature baby care. The attainment. of this goal was another feather in their cap. Bloreover, as recognition of outstanding athletic achievement within their own school community, the Hi-Y members voted to award varsity blankets to the person who contributes the most of his particular sport in each season. IQ Ron' 1: J. Dowling, F. Ladlow, J. Pace, D. Vhallis, R. McLaughlin, J. Rokita, P. John- son, T. Oliver, E. Janjigian, P. Pecukonis, J. Karalwon. ROII' 2: W. Vullis, G. Coburn, R. Reese, R. Goulstone, P. Klein, R. Saul, F. Sorochak, T. Gordan, F. Davis, E. Rutkowski, K. Rittinger. Rozr J: B. Roman, W. Morgan, W. Williams, R. Winters, P. Karmilowicz, J. DeSanto, W. Ainsworth, R. Urloski, P. Steinhauer, S. Polifka, R. Ainsworth. Ron' J: B. Yolinsky, M. Vasterline, J. Putira, B. Shard, A. Pisano, J. Kolaski, P. Morgan, K. Packinson, W. Marriot, T. Turel. 56 Mr. D. Hilbert ,-ldrzfsor -.gl These are the Hi-Y members who took part in the model legislature that was held in Harrisburg this year. f-'rr' 5 XM A 65,2 R0zr1:F. F-orochak, YV. f'ullis. Ron' 2: K. Parkinson. N. Karmilowicz, E. Janjigian, HIL D. Hilbert. l 2 2 N. Karmilowicz, R. Saul, P. Steinhauer Some of the Hi-Y members and their sponsor pre- pare to distribute Christmas baskets as they have done each year. This year the Hi-Y added a Muscular Dystrophy Campaign to their list of worthy campaigns. if Row 1: R. Saul, J. Zolner, D. Austin, A. Pisano. ROII' J: B. Shard, J. Karabon. 57 ,gym ,. .3 . .I f,.. W1-W 3 new M . fmff 971555.z?zg7:f L:Z:2' ' Z f ' f I v . , A Q Zvi' , - - , .1 , I, f 9 l 4 .pf . 1 W? .WARS 'Ivy' 7' . ' 1 CRAFTSMEN CLUB-Ron' 1: J. Weaver, C. Ren son, J. Pinkoski, Y. i'nlunna, D. Pritchard, W. Ren Son, D. Cool, L. Franklin, F. Rurlick. Ron- 2: R Benson, P. Sterniek, F. Wozaniak, W. livuns, VV. W'atkins, D. Sachs, D. Papp, K. Marlrosky R. Fealy. V wi f f www 1 ' ' A W, .W , M fyf 1 fl ff! JUNIOR ART CLUB-Rmr 1: P. Kotarski, K Weisberger, K. Harris, E. Kaufman, D. Rubin, J. Tabor, R. A. VVright, A. Dungan. Rau' 2: R. lvlotyka, R. Pretko, N. Koff, M. Moncovitz, C. Muchukot, T. Melton. 1 1 'MW-wfff Q, .v m ,. Q f ',. '2i5L I - '1..ZQiQ1m2m Wfqwmwam. ' .,..,......,,...,,,.w.:n!.fw n ' , 'Z.ZL H ' ' 1, ,, 3, 2 M , . P1 H Fi.. Fw , Q . f.'.l f .- -.. .. A , ,. , , , as Q1 4. J .,. J-317 1 All the members of the C.'raftsman's Guild enjuy the mnvies which are shmvn at their meetings. SENIOR HONOR SOC'IE'I'Y-Razr I: R. Pnlitis E. Yurlkuvitz, L. Whsley, J. D95ZlIllll, R. Siegel, J. farey, M. Powell, R. Willis, ff fffml. Rau- ff R. Goulstune, F. Davis, H. Kutc-hi, B. Rfumm, T. Hozma, J. Cruiser. .W 1 .44-ff., ' W? GERMAN C'LI'B-Hou' 1: J. Yinso, B. Weher. J. Fitzflerzlld, L. Gurgnl, T. Turel, K. Klicli, L. Shupp, J. Slmrkness. R. Reese, R. Miskines. Razr 2: J. Weisslierger, L, Xuneniauclier, P. Emmert. J. DeSuntn, R. Hegel, YY. Harvey, KI. Levy, YY. Culverliuuse, W. Murgun, R. Mulenario. ' Q P5 5 FS 0 1 .3 Q 58 fs' .. . rf , ,-qv. J Magi-25 ,-, :ui .,., .,.,fmgg9 ':fr' ilu: 4- m.4.4.w..4. 44' fr? AW L. FRESHMAN Y-TEENS-Rau' 1: A. Dungan, R. Boyle, G. Goeringer, J. Tabor, H. Turner, S. ,, .,,,. .,, McKechnie, C. Fabio, R. A. Wright, C. Weatherill. Rau' 2: B. Alexander, S. K. Randall, N. James, P. Materewicz, J. Arnold C. Ishley, J. Ainsworth. O f NJ .A Bonner, B. Richards. I X I Lf -4 17' x gg-4-' 'L 5 T5jiE.'c'g.,x CQ,-I W- .. V Z 4 .1.'P,g.Zf. 'i 'I NV 'Y ,L 1 VW V' ,. M I aj' 4 Ili PHOTO CLCB-Rau' 1: K. Rittinger, P. Kar milowicz, M. Levey, S. Smith, B. Weber, D. Spi nicci, T. Crop, P. Keener, J. Melton, D. Jacoby Rau' 2: C. Weisherger, T. McGill, S. Lngar, T Eustice, W. James, R. Motyka, D. Jones, P. Gresh it 1-. . In www Nuumcml W. 1 WMM' WW' H , -1 4 f' .uyn,1Mf,.fu,w M 4 5- - I ,V , . ..H , J ll V - -I . K , .,...,... M....,,m,W., ,V - , VV V V i A- .. I Z - ., , M 'f f A f Q4 6 1 ff . V+ , 6 V ' I ' f-v V, . 1 . f1 4 , f .,. . .L P. T -- .im 'A ' I . 'TV 'J Q 2' ff W I 1 . 3 1 4 - I -g , i 36 4 .- 4 N V A 1 S nn. ,Jew f ' 'C V' - . 1.. 'Q-' ffl! A 'I V Q fl.. ,Q Z -41 7, V X Me-.. ' W 1 I W- .W. , Ae., A A SX . . W 1 ' f ,N ,,,a!.ij3,V5,,, of 4 ' ,. V' 'f A FRENCH CLLB-Ron' I: E. Smith, M. Casterline, M. Zeller, D. Austin, J. Mundy, G. Kuluski, TY. Hughes, C. Yaglmvski, NI. Reed. Rozr 2: S. Landau, J. lilinsky, B. Usheruff, N. Greenwald, B. llatheson, L. Dyers, M. Chebaln, K. Yalen, M. Greenblatt. Ron' 3: F. Kaul, D. Williams. ,.fJi'V' ,. ,- ., f,.,ffff,jVf f. , f-V ' ,' ,. . . .., .,.. ., V, V in ' ll 7 I 2 'CTW ' .......L...-, V, Q , ZZ V CLCB PRESIDENTS-Rou' 1: P. Mahle, J. Carey, R. Politis, C. Ransavage, B. Ardiere, E. Chernesky, BI. Foley, E. Coslett, B. NIacAVoy, M. Reed. Rau' 2: B. Roman, P. Klein, F. Davis, VV. Morgan, E. Janjigian, P. Steinhauer, R. Siegel, J. Freed L. Zucker. V g. ' F- iq .,.f f 5 r. ' V, 4' . MAI. . g., - I l l , L ' ...J KK , W, M' VV .. -, .n 5- .. ' Q., .L ' .M YM 45 ' f , ' ff 4 A IQ: 42 4 1. - M i, . . w -, V 'f Z 4 V V . , . I, V , V ,- V il V ,.v,v.,v'p A 4 V., I Y I V 1 : 5 Qing! . . '+-f. .. ' ww r X ' ' ff , . l . 'sd M . , M. ,4 p ., V 6 ,A fi .-....-4 FRENCH CLl'BfR0uf I: B. Collis, G. Max-ern N. Carmendella, T. Iveson, F. Larllow, M. Feldman H. Roth, S. Maizes, H. Goldstein. R, Goulstone 1 'W SPANISH CLl'HfHo1r lf lt. l.ean1li'i, A. Alien moha, C. Shupp, NI. Niemeyer, J. Hagan, X Pillionis, B. Talior, M. Evans, ll. Nlislavk, T. Koral C. Emanski. Ron- G. Baer, li. Roach, I.. Patic-her J. Rosen, M. Hurley, P. Iiniery, fi. Dilley, Nl. Mor- ' gan, M. Soholewski, J. Sakola, ll. llankns, l'. Seiyel Rolf -5: S. Lehman, fi. Zeller, l'. Steinliauer, I.. A! Taylor, L. Rugggere, J. Aroeste, H. I.ul'l, S. liranfls- ' A dorf, B. Harwitz, L. Brunza, D. Davis, Pl. Krawitz. Ron' .Qi 5. Fiet, H. Winterstein, J. Shaffer, lt. Win ' Ron' R. Politis, B. Evans, C. Michak, A. Ahen- moha, V. Carter, B. Savitz, C. 5avitz, E. Rosen C. James, K. Roat. Hou' N. Alinkoff, J. Carey C. Archarrl, M. Foley, L. Wasley, H. Yudl-zovitz, C. Lindemann, J. Heit, R. Koff, H. Collis. Hou' L. B. Ardiere, G. Goeringer, Y. Baily, M. Powell, K. Cassinni, C. Nicholas, F. Ulack, C. Sliryska, A. Scureman, A. Symmons. ters, J. W'inehurg, J. Dnssinner, D. Plesko, I ' i Crouse, F. Davis, J. Wheeler, Ii. Racnson. QQ 59 Q fa Q ' l .ll A fb Q, 4 T975 T Q if ,CL f Q ,L If is oliilfyi iii? at ' EL'i13i .'.5Nif1'- lilitliqgigff . it 'E ' 1 .Af Vrzfw rf Q ,I ', ...L,:,g?,gg , . V? 'f l,.:'q.?a:L:j: ,V ' GERMANCLI'B-Rolf-1:A.Kotchi,A.firyczka, 'FY' '33 'W E. Shuha, N. Gelh, G. Coliurn, A. Ramsay, E. Jangigan, P. Davis, J. James. Rolf 2: J. Pace, D. Lewis, B. Roman, C. Phillips, J. Klinetoli, C. Ash, F. Davis, P. Klein, J. Gordon, H. Wilk. Ron- J' R. Pearlman, M. Lieberman, C Young, li. Conway K. Rittenger, P. Peeukonis, IS. Kline, J. Martin, J. Walters, J. Lake. Ron- .53 D. Sinic-ei, B. Troy, J. Olacli, R. Ainsworth, lt. Brant, lt. Urlowski. N. Karmilowicz, E. Kotchi, li. Price, D. Maier. QW 14' bi-V, JNYIK' ..ls.. ak 60 5 Al 'Ti tf' GICRNIAN CLl'li-Rozr I: C. Kaufer, N. Fine, C. Po1lmenik,J. Piekutoski, BI. Maricle, A. Petrasek, S. Frieclson, J. Welier, M. Foley, J. Heit. Rou' 2: P. Walenista, C. Davis, C. Lindermenn, S. Scliall, B. Harrison, B. Kreiger, H. Phillips, M. Keiser, A. Dieslior, K. Gregory. Ron' 5: K. Parkinson, P. Morgan, W. Ainsworth, M. Alinkoff, E. Bean, A. Turel, li. liiitkowski, M. Brooks, N. Dougherty, B. Demsky. Ron- .Gr J. Dowling, W. Marriott, J. Christiana, B. Evans, T. Burke, R. Rovine, R. Hall, R. Lewis, Bl. Davis, K. Kistler. a a KEY CLCB-Ron' 1: F. Ladlow, D. Kistler, J. Allen, J. Dowling, P. Klein, J. Deianto, F. Soro- chak, F. Davis, B. Goulstone, F. Kotchi, R. Pinko- ski, G. Kovaleski. Hou' 2: H. Newman, J. Pittman, B. Evans, J. Zolner, E. Bean, R. Saul, A. Turel, E. Rutowski, J. Petroski, M. LaBarr, K. Lutz, P. Fteinhauer, P. Pecukonis. Ron' 3: K. Parkinson, JY. Marriott, R. Kozma, R. Rynier, B. Troy, G. Kovaleski. T. Iveson, J. Gordon. R. Hrlowski, R, Stauffer, P. Marko, E. Muskas. Ron' .1 : A. Ramsay, G. Walters, A. Hodge, J. James, D. Spinicci, N. Karmilowicz, T. Davis, J. Fitzgerald, G. Skelding, B. David, E. Shuba, F. Hillard, P. Morgan. rslggw The lixecntive Board of the lingineering Club discuss plans for a trip xxith their sponsor. i ifwi . ii ll -, .- - of C T I fu -1 -'ll if . t , . ft .M -m L. , -' .' 'g...je- -QQ ur . A-FU, J. - 'T 5 1 . f.5Ygq U-I :vii ' K 4. .' 1 n D , 4 'I up ,g,. .-JA V , 'll , Q , Q4 :JZ 'J H ,V -, .. i ,B - , , . ' , x ,. V bwd 1Q, X A x, T 42 - 1 .. , ,J in K i-- , ,, 1 X tr . ii . ng. I-INGINI-Il-IRING CLLB-Ron' 1: S. Mazes, S. Friedson, C. Michak, B. Jones, J. Heit, N. Hocken- berry. C. Kosteva, Y. Cool, S. Key, S. Schall, Jacob, M. Levy. Ron' 2: B. Shard, M. Jacob, C. Phillips, C. Durbin, D. Falcone, B. Tabor, C. James, R. Collis, T. Turel, B. Conway. R. Stauffer, C. Danchek. Ron' J: T. Kozma, B. Roman. B. Harvey, A. Pisano, J. Consor, P. Steinhower, H. Goldstein, P. lfmert, D. Lewis, M. Brooks, B. Reese, C. Rit- tinzer. Razr J: M. Lieberman, R. Price, B. Culver- house, D. Plesko, J. fllack, T. Davis, T. Burke, H. Wilk, D. Fpinicci, J. Weisberger, J. Putira, G. lYorden. YUCA'l'IUNAL-Rozz' I: R, Feeley, B. TYatkins, YY. Evans, B. Benson, XY. Benson, F. Tumper, Tr, gf-- Q Mg' H j u ' w...- rf JB LIBRARY CLL'BfR01r 1: B. Savitz, C. Savitz, P. lfsher, J. Black, B. Roach, M. Chersko, S. Boyer, G. Scott, D. Williams, R. Davis, Y. Culona. Ron' 2. J. Riley, L. Franklin, P. Sternik. F. YYozniak, R. Pinkouski, C. Benson, L. Rogers, A. Azeravage, C. Yon-hem, D. Pritchard, R. Blecher. Row 3: J. Chernesky, D. Sacks, K. Madvouski, C. Pierce, D. Papp, J. lveaver, F. Ruddick, S. Gutowski, R. Wright, D. Cool. Hou' 4: XY. Urgurkis, J. Burba, R. :Hel .ick, T. Perks, R. Johnson, II. Ancin, YY. McGovern, R. Toniaszewski, T. Shone, D. Lameroe, D. Markerian. if! M. Foley, J. Rome, A. Roberts. Rau' 2: C. Durbin, G. Goeringer, Y. Carter, J. Homko, J. Sikola, K. Klick, R. Collis, L. VVeatherill, E. Coslett, R. Ton- kin. Rolf N. Jones, N. Niemeyer, N. Nesbitt, J. Wilson, R. Rosencrantz, B. Black, J. Anderson, K. Roat, R. Rome, B. Piledggi. Hou' J: M. Siegel, L. Fisk, K. Rittenger, M. Jacob, C. Phillipps, M. Brooks, G. Gerzo, J. Novy, F. Crouse. I5 ir, fx ., WR, Hom:RooM iuxnilizs' r'i.l'1s-law 1: ii. N A Black, B. Koff, B. Tabor, H. Carpenter, Y. Lyons P7 f C. Cantor, E. Smith, C. Crease, C. Davis, P. Bon ner. Row 2: K. Weislierger, S. Shard, B. Whitehouse, M. Evanitus, J. Searfoss, S. Huddy, K. A. Taylor A. Callahan, J. Nash, B. Mislak. Row J: li. Stein . R. Goodall, S. Edgar, J. Ainsworth, J. Arnold C. lNIoore, T. Yudovitz, K. Jones, lt. Levene, I A. Kotchi. Row 4: J. Shaver, T. Crup, J. Pittman I P. Morgan, B. Miskinis, M. McDerrmott, VV. Cullis J. Frisbie, P. McIntyre. , 1:1255 mm 'J s WJWW' QIU, W7 - -4 V Vg Z v , ,.., . The F. T. A. under the sponsorship of Mr. Kohn listen to Miss Pennsylvania tell of the advantages of teaching. JCNIOR LATIN CLLB-Razr I: S. Stein, .I. Bray J. Baer, K. Randall, N. Bnrnat, M. Kane, S. Jzieolws, N Blum, G. Goeringer, S. Mc'Keehnie, C. Fziliio R. A. Bright. R01l'A?.' P. Evans, S. Edgar, M. Jolley K Jones, L. Larmouth, D. Rubin, R. ltosenhlatt 1 B Gihelman, S. Ilsrov, B. liisensteiu, K. Norf R. Boyle. Ron- B, Mason, V. James, C. Lyons .43 D Marcin, B. Henclle, Y. Whziits, L. Lnzarick P, llaturewiez, AI. A. Batory, lt. Schwartz, C Coleman, T, Yurlkovitz. Hon' if J. I':flWilTd5, If Hosensweig, R, fjooflnl, P. Trompetter, ff Huchakot J. Davis, Ii. Craig, B. Crahull, J. Newshnuin, S. Kaiifer, J. Fried, T. Iiustice, J. Frey. 62 Q Vg J. fllll F. T. A.-Row I: V. Carter, B. Savitz, N. Alinkoff s. Boyer, T. Koral, C. shupp, M. Foley, A. Anem- ss ' tti':l'n mom., ct Michak, M. Morgan. RW 2. J. Heat I I C. Lindemann, B. Tabor, M. Nichols, K. Hoat f E. Lefm,-itz, fx swirl, M. sf,i.f,1eu-Ski, 11. Mason C. Davis. Rouwj: f '. Iimanski, R. Politis, E. Yudkovitz, R. Koff, M. Thomas, J. Taylor, C. James, AI Bonzewski, L. Rish, Y. Nuss. Hou' 4: B. MacAvoy, C. Kosteva, P. Pechukonis, D. Davis, N. Hoeken- herry, N. Jones. SENIOR LATIN CLI'B-Ron' 1: B. Osheroff, M Mager, S. Landau, C. Lyons, R. Schimmelbuseh IC. Sanders, S. May, AI. Paddock, S. Key, P. Bonner Ron' 2: C. Karaishinski, B. Alislak, C. Przybylowski C. Crense, D. Sclioenfeld. M. Hutchison, G. Bartek F. Ixuul, L. Gellinun, B. IYeiss. Ron' -X: B. Kozma S. Rosen, A. ltetrzisek, P. Homko, N. Hathaway mln, G. Fraink. Ron' 5: B. Lukesh, B. Rymer lt. Lavine, J. Novy, G. Guzo, H. Newman, J. Allen 7 v a a Q v s v 1 ' 4 - ii Q E Q KINGSTONIAN sT.iFF-1-ZW if D. Faleione -gi'-jf A L. Weatherill, J. Carey, F. Landau, J. Rome, C . lf 1 7 J 'V' - 1 9 , fl-. 1,1 fc Kosteva, M. Bryant, E. Coslett, B. Black, K. Yalen. If Q' 7 5 is S ...., liilv- 'F ' Row 2: C. Lindemann, R. imiins, 31. Pm,-611, J. M it: fix? U . 0 5-51 in ' Richards, B. Tabor, R. Rosengrant, C. Kurisky, xi 4 7 5 ' .f . ey ' 44: ' ll. Foley, N. Alinkolf, L. Wasley. Rom' 3: 11. q ,, X ,, Q 1 K 'S I A Dyanick, J. Wilson, J. Nash, S. Boyer, F. Olack, L F T TQ ,f X 1 Wi C. Davis, J. Anderson, E. Rosen, C. Emanslii, XR, Q . Q I ',.Vl, i C J. Heit. Rau' 4: R. Stein, J. Yinso, M. Brooks, I 4 - ' 'I L C E -fl L E. Kotchi, D. Archard, J. W'olHe, J. Mangan, P. . , ,um 4 ' 1 - .L f Steinhauer, R. Goulstone, F. Davis, P. Klein. . .- . x F-1 l 'Ll' KINGSTONLAN BLJSINESS STAFF-Rou' 1 .. ..,, S. Jacobs, M. Kane, L. Dyers, B. Hurwitz, L. .Q W 75' ,LT ' --4- ' 'L H' Brunza, B. Tabor, C. James, J. Archard, Y. Pollack, ' :TQ '-'ig'-:Q 'l P t 1 I 1 ' M. Hopkins. Rolf 2: C. Durbin, D. Falcione, C C U f' J 7' Q 'V Paisley, J. Pulinski, M. .ien1,in5, s. Brandsdorf, .5 F., C. Shupp, C. Skripka, J. Albertson, C. Carpenter il.: - Rou' 3: J. Richards, L. Wetherill, K. Klick, J. Carey F.. Coslett, B. Gutowski, B. Black, L. Gorgol C. Case, R. Parino. Razr J: R. Zminer, C. Kosteva J. Yinso, N. Hockenberry, S. Lngar. fx JUNIOR-SENIOR Y-TEENSfRou' 1: .I. Sur- ridge, A. Scureman, C. Case, C. James, B- R021Cl'1. C Latimer, K. Taylor, M. Hopkins, S. Huddy, Y. Pollack, J. Sutton. Razr 2: C. Alles, L. Ruggere, J. Mondulick, J. Sokola, B. Blazes, L. Brunza, N. Huey, J. Archard, L. Gorgal, M. Belacastro, S. Shard. Rolf 3: N. L. Nesbitt, J. Mangan, C. Cool, A. Calahan, J. Ludwig, J. Searfoss, Y. Zalewski, B. Ardiere, VV. Bailey, G. Goeringer, J. Albertson. Row J: M. Niemeyer, R. Rosengrant, J. Wilson, B. 1IacAvoy, C. Kosteva, N. Hockinberry, N. Jones, BI. Bonczewski, E. Coslett, D. Bankovitch. ,Nr fff V, s-, . .1' KINGSTUNIAN EDITORS-K. Rutstein, S. Ferling, J. Carey - 11 1? ,M ,- s ' - .LM f . 1 in bi 63 Mfg! fax, . , .1 f f -xv .947 mf W, 9 - . Z 'Q' 2' ,fn 2, . . - ' .. -' 4 4 -. 'ww f . ' 23 ' , . 1 1 ' -- ,N J ' ,J 1 . . -. . 1 'J 1' mm' .. 5 . w Q 1 ., . ' . 4 'Z e A ' 'F .' 'f -1. ' ff . , -, , A r ., f s W., , W-- . . 'fly 7 . . . , 1 ' . , , ..., 3 J , . ', 4 - ' A A fa? F A'1 , iw ...L 4 C, ' l ., P ep .. ,.,. J. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS-Row 1: A. Petrasek, N. Richards, B. Deets, N. Hatten 1 I. Jacobs, L. Bogdan, J. Frey, H. Sanders, S. May, S. Watkins, R. Schirnmelbusch. Rou' 2: P. Ralison, C. Paisley, D. Williams, H. Carpenter, B. Brown M. Kane, Y. Lyons, M. Paddock, D. Marcin a x J. Evans, L. Edwards. Ron' 3: J. Jolly, J. Pickatoski, J. Troutman, J. Edwards, J. Elinsky, L. Dyers, E. Chernesky, M. Pugh, C. Crease, J. Frey, J. Polinski. Rou' J: K. Maclntyre. M. A. Eyeruian, L. Romananski, C. Podmedick, P. Bonner, K. Gregory, R. Phillips, A. Deisher, M. L. Kaiser, N. J. Fine. E24-R9 .,,J'Gv'69!? J? ww ' 'A,. 35 my X 9 MVN 5 ,I 7 .L Yallinsky, I.. Zncclier. Hou' .if J. Free up D' Alibi-ylxil, I.. flilfllllll, J. Ilulxila, J. Ikwis. STH Y-TEENS-Hou' I: D. Fowler, Nl. Levine, -F. I.. Fardini, G. lilondnlicli, H. Burnett, J. Sc-aifer v K II. Scnreman, ll. Senrenian, B. lilmnn, G. l'erl.ins. I R0u'.?.'B.Ihi1l1ly, D. Bevan, P. Mable, Nl. Iicsec-ker in N. Rendle, Ii. Hillman, S. Kliehinskzls, Il. Majnr, Y f B. Haines, B. Hnlmes, E. Pickett, N. Handley I L. Edwards, G. Jones, J. Law, J- Mnsser, M Cfroughii, I.. Kistler, Il. Flower, H. Aliraliam. Hou' Q C. Savellano, G. Serafin, Il. Nagle, S. Sislian N. Wiilliams, D. Klein, B. Miskines, Il. Mnessig, . L. Stllehkus, A. Pawlennk, V. Marcin. ' N ' 'ID N.X'l'IUNS f'I.I'I5--lion' I: S. 0, X Ifllllllilll, K. Jones, I.. J. Baer, M. Eva ns I .Xinswnriln V. Faliiw, fi. fioeringer, NICIQCCIIIIIC .Xrnwld, K. Harris, J. Brdg I lnlunan, J. Vlark, li. Alexander, S. Iiqfmp fl. Iiartels, N. Hull, l'. Kaufman. Hou' -if H. Iingf-1, swell, ll. fmnflall, Ii. Surrichak, li. MrgLaughm I l'. lVIc'ln1yre, V. lVInr:lnikot, K. Steck, L. Tnr fl, H The eighth grade Y-Teens enjoy preparing to send packages nl' fund nverseas gg ann- -----AA ff.. ' ff 1. .::. we . . 0- , '4 Z 1513034 -M 'if 'wr-'wfff A, I. -W V , A. . . V..wm4.mm4wm . V f.4mmw,fM- 4 V , ,, W- ....Q,',,M....,-.., 4 H . '. 1 V' .mmm mzmawwfw' V .. .-a..W.',.wA..-av, , ,, 3 ....wW,v.awm , ,. H 'V ,. ..4w..:,. .ff ' ' f -.-'1m4...1 -Wamwmvaw. 3 . ..-4... 3 ,VM . ,..,. Mm-Wwmfggv-A, 1 .. . . J...W,.J,,,,.y H., ...M ,., , ,W,4,,,,,Q,.7,...,, ..,. . ,, . .....,... ir-.M ,.Mwm,,,.. W 'ff' li. Mason, ll. Phillips, J. Frey, ll. liueringer. Www., ,f Vawy, I.1-vine, lfl. l':nltcrsun, X. Williams. I.. Kistlcr. 525. --'-- -- ll ll I ll ll. 49 T1 i--f -A-M A Y' 1 N 1 . Q' Q ' V -fm -A f. Q .II Mm: RED r izmw-HU.. 1: Q. i'm.l,e1..w..-Z, -, ,rl Q . . - I 4 J. Frey, I.. Dyers, J. Helier, A. Jenkins, II. Johnson, 3 f 'iw I D. Falenne, V. Dnrliin, B. Banks, .X. Mellner. ' H A M R011' 2: X. Fine, J. Bartek, Y. Zeleski, J. Searfoss, v B. Ardiere, G. Gneringer, Y. Bailey, ,-X. Ilnllm S. Schall, J. Solwla. Roll' .35 J. Fine, J. Yinsn. N. n Karmelnwitz, ll. Nichols, J. Warfield, V. Vnnl M. Powell, T. Iveson, J. Krvlaski, II. Gnldstein. 64 Illv. J. 'l'nlmr, X. llnrnnt, S. Many, If. Sun I.. Fdwzirds, F. l'im'l1eit, II. .xlll'lll1ll1l1. R. Miller Ii. Ilill'I'lS, J. Xinswurili, X. Kuff, lf. Freilm, S. Ixey I.. Winilyins. IIUII' -if Nl. lleseelxer, D. IJCYJIII, NI S f' J l 'NI1 JN IIICD FIU DSS '1fOI1'I.'J. l3r:iy,5.MCKeCi der R011 7 V Z, gs ,Y ff'-gl ,-. X 2 4 V ..., ' ,. , ,J ,f , ,.. .N ' J. X x HOME ECONOMICS f'I.l'B-Razr 1: G. Hender son, L. Tomchak, R. Lewis, N. Nesbitt, B. MaeAvoy N. Jones, H. Luft, G. Williarns, B. Mislak, R. Roat Roll' 2: IC. Thomas, S. Yzniflovieh, R. Tonkin J. Soher, M. Simpson, G. Trontuian, D. Bankoviteh M. L. Thonnis, J. Taylor. M. Niemeyer. Ron' .3 H. Davis, B. Mock, B. James, M. Bonezexvslii L. Rick, C. Skriplazi, C Alles, P. Snrvilla, H. Coslett L. Weatherill, D. Jaffe. iiffll 5- K .ffm ' G,A.A.-Rozr1.'B. Evans. J. Carey, C. Lindemunn, Z f .4 'Z' M. Season-k, C. Lyons. D. Arehurrl, J. Heit, C' ,,,., .1 - H , ,, Q Davis E. Rosen. N. Alinknff. Rozr J: M. Evans, 'ntiiigq'-1 'LL 4 V ' -Ailgip ' it 1 . . . . . I 9 - . 'V J. Kash, S. Boyer, J. Siknlril .5liI'1Ill'i2l.5.SHl1I1fl9I'S, H 'Y fair 7 A H ,ni AL L ,,.. ' rfb? J. Linda, X. Krupp. M. Maison, H. Luft. 1lJ0Il' F A my Li v in 19 JUEFY ' X 1' 'Ti YQ' X , C. Kosteva, C. Ernanski. V. Rairisnvage. Y, Zuleski, 2' 1 V W , ' 1 2' Q R. Kuff, N. Hoclaenherry. A. Seureinun, J. Wlilfe. xg Y P L A -1- ,V f 5 if 'I CU B. Jones. R. Rome. . Q V,,,. L . . i - V t I , I I' ? V' D-may ..,,. 3.1, WWF - ' Clnfj f N sr PL , ., , .. 1 A.-1 . re J I 6 ,Z f F. T. A.+R0z1' 1: L. Brunza, B. Hnrouitz, K Taylor, B. Roach, Y. Baily, G. fjneringer, P. Iirnery, S. Huddy, 11. Hopkins, G. Pollock. ILUII' A. Perino, C. Skupka, J. Sikola, M. Jenkins, M. Hurly, B. Johnson, Y. Zaleslai, J. Searfoss, G. Henderson, 5. Brandsdorf. Hou' J: S. Adrian, B. Ardiere, 'I' Iveson, J. Bonzewski, C. Bloom, D. Falcione, C. Durbin. SKICTCH f'Ll'I3fR01r 1: K. Cassaniti, S. hex B. YYeiQs, M. lielc-astro, S. Shard, B. Roche, X Hnlkn, F, Ulnck, C. Cool, M. Bryant. Hou' Il. Carpenter, J. Hughes, C. Carpenter, S. Saunders M. Fowler, J. Whrfielfl, B. F-avitz, E. Pretko, C .Xllex M. Dyunik. Ron' J: C. Shnpp, M. Sobeleski L. Lefkmxitz, Y. Feelmish, E. Thomas, D. JHHQ M. Tlininzis, Y. Nuss, B. Jones, T. Koral. W6 2 65 ij. 'mg ww fm-fv .BE ffl DB4 -ma ,L 'MW' W J 5 -. tu A 4:-if ' ' - f ' ifalf- ,V . ' ' 4 l' ' 0 W, 'aJ5'L . .A.. Jl'Nl0li LIISICARY f'I,l'll 'Hou' I: L. Taylor W ll. VV1ll.lilllH, D. Vlfilliams, ll. fJSlll3I'0f'l., Nl. Magffr ef S. Lzuulzul, A. Rittinger, M. A. Kane, S. Jacobs I.. llnwlznn. Ifmr fi. liartek, J. Pickitnwsky M. A. M1-ri:-le, K. Nnrtnn, V, J. Jolly, J. fjramber V, Vunlnr, S. Sr-lmll, li. Krieger, A. Petrasek lfmr J: li. Austin, J. lfinv, ll. Knsarrla, Nl. lirluarfls J. Kznmlmn, J. liflc-vane, li. l.evf'ne, li. Junes ', . Klr-in. lJl+IlM'l'lNli 'l'l'I.XM Ron' I: ll. flUIlI'YllZ, lf. Yllflvviil. J. flZll'l'.V, J. Weflwr. lfnu' 'L': ll. NIWXIIIHII, S. Stirling, ll. linlds1ein,.I. Yinsu. F' U L .Nllllllllljll lllv ll!'ll1lllIlf.Q Ivan: mlmw lllll lwgin its was n until Nprll, l lil'1Nl'll4'I.l'll lfnu' If lf. l :nls-iullv, 1'.l7nrl1in, W w ,f ff! WWW, W wa f WQQW OP F ll. fl L. ling, l'll 'Mi lla.. ' 'lf'l'l .Xlllfl lflm' l.' S. l'll'lf'llSflll, l . llllllililll fse-vit, li. Szlvitz, ll. firms, li. l'rc-l lm, J. f llII'I'l'SliU, frle.-n, ll. llurultz, Nl. Hnnpsmn. lion- .ff Nl. illips, V. Suvitx, ll. lirfmn, Nl. Kunv, ll. Vzur- penler, N. llunfllc, Nl. linllilslai, ll. llunkc-Q, J. lllur-lx V. Latimer. lfrnr .lf l,. linlggf-11-. ll. llannlmvif-lu, ll. lllavlx, Nl. Nlullpf-swm, l,. l:fllllHlI2IIlHli'X', l.. lfului- r'l1Pr, J. Surlwr, Nl. Jvnlxins, N. lluikn, S. llr:ln4lsflrn'l'. lfo X, IInr'lwnl,+'r'r.x', Nl. lima-vc-xmlxi, l.. llisln, ll. l,ull 11- Q: K. livvun, Nl. Nirlmlw, ff fmnl, V. Knslf-vu, lnllwlilll. ll. Ulsvvnl, N. l--Ilan-lx, .l. Hutton. lmlr -J - . . . 1 . v . I 5 'iN 'I ' ,r.. ' ' ' v , . . . , . lll'N', H.N4lri:ln.ln'nn'.1'.'l..l'l1lxx:ll'mls.ll.l'1'l'ilur.N.llnlwrlS. N A4 ll1'NN4lI 1' ll-nlwuvwv l Jum-s ll..lnl1nsnn. A , , Kuvll- lIIiIl'. V. l':liwl1'-N. X. llllmllv, .l. lfvuns, l., NN':lllxill1. 1 . NI1'-xvlx, 1 - .h f . fi , A- ' b . 2? J ,J 'll' 'Z I I an .-1 mf' fu 66 v 'W BALLET CLLB-B. Rendle, S. Mc-Kechnie, Y. Morrison, M. Pugh, K. Cassaniti, J. lleit, J. Carey, C. Carpenter, J. Hlinski. B. Pledgie, B. Ardiere, N. Alinkoff, M. Foley, L. Bogden. R. , .xx E JR. THESPIAN-Hou' 1: J. Yudkovitz, N. Rosen- berg, E. Patterson, T. Yudkovitz, G. Serafin, G. Goeringer, Jacobs, R. Levenrhal, I. Rosenbaum. Rozz' 2: B. Haines, M. Levine, M. Croughn, B, Nichols, A. Dungan, B. Osheroff. Rau' 3: A. Frank, N. KOH, C. Savellano, L. Dyers, N. Hathaway, D. Kline. Rau' 4: R. Schimrnelbusch, S. Key, B. Coslett, S. Landau, B. Krieger. JLNIOR HONOR SOCIETY-Row I: R. Goodall, J. Freed, R. Rosensweig, H. Mayer, E. Sharl-zness, L. Zucker, L. Coplan, T. Eustice. Roll' 2: L. Baer, C. Coleman, L. Laurmoutk, C. Fabio, K. Weiss- herger, S. I-Isrov, H. Nichols, R. Rosenblatt, E. Kaufman, F. Mc-Kechnie, N. Burnat. TAI' CLVB-C. Carpenter, C. XYQ-atherill, S Mc-Kechine, B. Rendle, J. Rlinski, C. Lademer R. Ardier, R. Piledggi, B. Blazes, L. Bogden, M. A Foley, P. Emery, J. Pollack, P. Rendle. S .., A .2 f Q.. 5. .,, . , USHERS CLLB-Hou' l.' S. Stein, G. Simon, S. Frank, J. Baer, N. Burnat, S. Frank, B. Melivanio, B. Richards. Hou' 3: L. Pliseott, K. Jones, N. Blum, g K. Harris, S. McKeChnie, J. Talfor, H. Turner M. Steinberg. Hou' J: J. Koral, L. Lilfllltblltll, M J Gallagher, R. Boyle, F. Falmio, R. Wright, li. Kauf man, B. Nichols. Ron- Q: M. .hllI'illllllll, N. Kuff, B. Gibelman, K. YYe-islnerger, .-X. Duncan, fi. Yal enta, J. Tucker, B. Sealfer. Ron- J. Rupp, K Randall, N. James. QQEOQJZG1 I LSHERS f.'LI'B-Hou' 1: L. Bogden, E. Kaufer M. Morgan, C. Skripka, L. Shupp, M. Nichols IC. Voslett, B. Gutowski. Ro1r2: B. Blazes, J. Sokola N. Bailey, M. Hurley, B. Roche, A. Halko, J. Sober K. Taylor. Hou' 3: A Scureman, G. Goeringer, J. Mareavage, B. Greenwald, J. Searfoss, V. Zeleski S. Vonnelly, M. Simpson. Roui 4: B. Evans, R Vollis, II. Newman, li. Janjigan, S. Lazarus, N. Gelb I 1 4 1 L W I 1 ff - T Q ' ' -J f 4 Q-4 r f f I 4 E ily X 'fy f X '?'531a ii I .C - W -, K ..p. 2 ' f,..f,., lf, 'S X f' S X M. 7 A Q fx I l 5 'Q . Q . 68 :ef I .1 0 u UQ - ,o ,l.ff' 1, Af 7111 GLl'll'l 1'l.l'R- Hou' I: T. Korul, M. Evans, D. .xl'Clllll'Kl, R. Politis, I.. Wnsley, U. Davis, C. Linde- lnalnn. Ron' Q: Y. Nuss, M. Nichols, T, Bm-etia, J. Warfield, N. Jones, li. Rosen, J. Richards, J. Anderson. Hou' .ix J. .Xrelnn-d, U. Skripkn, L. Shupp, M. Hopkins, S. Ilmldy, B. Banks, N. Hathaway, G. Goeringer. Hou' 4: F. lllack. B. Cooper, S. Sanders, N. Huey, P. Jones, B. Roche, S. Key, V. Vase, J. lhclmtowslii. Ron' 5: P. Kline, J. Dowling, E. Kotehi, W. Ainsworth, H. Beane, A. Turel, F. Phillips, E. Willa. is Mr. H. Halluck Director MAJORE TT BA J The Inernlufrs of Blr. Ilzillm-kl lmnfl prm-tif-11 llliillj' lwur-. ullilc preparing for their IQHFCIHRIFQ' Vnllis 'iIlIll1Hl c-onc-ert. John De5anto Drum Jlajor Jlujon-fre - 1' ,MMM -'--- -- g .V ' 1f11Wf1 1 .. f ff ' ''2--Wfifwgzj-1ffx1JW-45 ..1f..1.f1f,.,2M1,1f'1-wi ,Q-Q11 l . 1,111fN1 ,fy ,,. f !.f,W4f.,.7 , cam 05,749 1, jx ' 0 wi- f-1-Wi T17 A9257 54 fl pig' I-fywgcgf ff' If-ffl, 5 1-141 4 f' ,, X21 1 42 1- -,fa 1' ' 1 ,ww-f,. 2.1,..1f1,.1,f 11 .v,:.',',1 .1 , ,g,f1.1Q1f.- , ,, , , a 1, , ., 1 f f , - 1 1- -' M! iw mf, wfafxff 1, ,gf C:1,yl 4 .1 ,-.M ,,,1 M, --4 , WJ! : - ' Q .1 ., 5 ,,,1 Y1 -' -1 0 ,, . f . , 4 , 1 1 11. , -M. :iff-wwfiifwf'-1' '41? 1 f V , f 'ff . 1595, 4 2-. .-f -1 . ZQWQ1 1 7-fftw, . 1 f , 1 1 ,,f- 1' 1- 1 14. -::4'fZZfa.,- Ziff 1 1 - ,,, lf: 1 Y 1 11 f ' 1' I - ' g.1fwff1-zu .H . . Y 1 A 1 ' 1 ,:,j:. 7':1:..g1 z1,1 SL: ' 1, , 1- 43, .,f1- f x . W I-Qigw .. -4-,:,,1 7.1 14 ff- I . ., ,, A. cylgqewf . 1 -: . 1-3:1111 . Q, 1. ,Zim . .- ' 1 uf ' Lum, ' wh . 01 1- f .ww 1.-fsafzt.. 1f11ff11:-41. . f ,Q Aww, ,.1 ' .1.1, ' 11 1 ., f ,. , ' J. ' , 1 1 1 , .:1,.111:.f'Z'. 241.211-11 ' '- 2 ' ' ' 04 , - . , 11- ., ,. 0 ' 1- -1 1 f fr. :wh -2. -11111.11 ' . - ':,v1'f-me-z. .-f' ', .- 0 J.-'-5 11 '.'.v:1 4' 'J wx., 'Q-5.-1'--,..f1'!'-2,51 - .1 .,.. A. Ertley, V. Bailey, R. Collis, K. Vasanetti, B. Blazers, B. Piledggi, Shard, Y. Pol- lack, P. Bonner, B. Harrison, ff. Porlmenick, M. Belcastro. 69 GLEE W CL UB 45' Dl..?fTI'Cf Chorus R6I?V6,H'PHfIlf1-1'6N.' V. Lillfielllllllll, D. Archard, J. Richards, N. Beamesderfer, R. Pulitis. Miss D. Turner ,'1fll'Ii.YfJI' IPPWY mf The seniur members of the Glee fflub add to the ' Vhristmas festivities by caroling in the halls. K. Rfiat Dl'4S'f7'liC'f Urchestrfi ffFfI7'6'-N'c IlfIlfIil'E QFN 1' L1llliUlll2lIlII, J. Taylor, .l. liicllzlnis, 'l'. Ba I . 'ifili GIR LS' C'llllIil'Sf -lfjfl urornul Ill.llll0 to riglzlf H. Nicholls, rzittai, Miss Dorothy FHQF, V- Midlllk. I.. Wllsley, R. Pulitis, D. .XrClial1'd. 70 Q V mH 2+ t ' - M A, , MTS- M. Thmmas Glee Vluh fhristiiisis preseiitutinii. Draniaiicvv Direftor i .Ifiseph gets hlaiikets fi an P Ruuiaii inthe Vaiitata e Glee ffluh Varidlelight l'rw1r'essimi is si highlight ul' the Vhristmas Vzuitata. ...f 4. -' 'f sm- , -' ff? 'Jw , ,. ,V WH , f ,,., W ,A ir Mary from a kind hearted The Christ child is shown to an astonished Roman The ir1nkeeper's daughter tells her father, I sense in the play. something strange. '71 ENI R PLA Y 'SE VEN T EEN T H SUMMER ,QW E hw ' 'r-1,1 f' ig, ..I:p. fy ,, i f 4 6 f , V , ' 4 J Z f ', rf , Al, ' Q2 f rv ,fo vi :f ' yi' ' Klrs. M. Thumas 7? mf if ' in 4 ,,,,,f T ,' , 4 'K h 1 .'lh 2 A fmt-lin 't an I erm 4 5 4. . f ' v ,'A, nf W 5551144 MZ 5 f,f,,AL:f JN? 1 ,:p,f14'N 'f mf' , ham Q1 , V4 1 J!! : Ag 'gqy 'Nw' f 1 ,. .. I x 4 mv . pf .F ar 1: H. l'whtiQ, M. Imuell, li. Ynfikuvitz, H. Rosen, Vurey, D. .Xrc'lnmi, J. Iiichzmis. limi' fr B. Rfmlarl. J- DE511f1'U1 A. 11192111 2 K i , in J ' fn, li. filllllstl1IlQ', Ii, Kutr,-hi, l'. Pfrcllknnis. , l Watch yunrielf Xngief Dwn't let 'lbny ruin WZ7? , 7' af UV, A 2 2 ,ij , . 3 2 V, 4 YA ' Y -n-f,.,, ' x af . . ny , - .' ,, H' 4 k'Q j?'5 X, W' 'ww ,,.,, ,. V F11 ur ' . 'E 33 h I 1 hi Seventeenth Summer fmlv H few mme days until the fiance. A wnnrierfnl I dicin't take yuur hummer, cladfly. liven if I lm Cf4,,,C1H5i4,,f, tn El wfmrle-rf11lsummer. ynur youngest daughter, you dmft have tn h 1 me 72 me fur everything. Q gl a , e ll U lie L31- 0 But llonica. it? only a ulmft from the Hidey-Ilole. O K4 , ef '- VX., Sky Iligllf' ,.. 0-v 4 3 -,NJ Lf, , A lut of preparations must be taken care of before the show. 'Sky 1' by 1.1m-rx reunited, New they feel Y ee v Q 7 f 1 . qv 1 , 5' 1 , if '1 f ' Q, S-4 I e Q5 R x .x- e X. 365 A valmer head for Beane! prevents the impending Hou' 1: B. Piledggi, K, C3l5SilI1iJfi, M. Belcastrn, B. Gourvitz, B, Arnliere. Ifnzr E violence. Beane, H. Goldstein. B. Evans, T. Iveson, H. Roth. 73 MEM ORIAM Qffffwffff mf nfs. . il f 7iyfy7fgW747y4W f f f 7f' , f , A , ,1- .I A ' f l - 47? if X ' Viffi M ,--mn, mfzf 1 f ffffflfffff, f Mm! l yf' X wwwaifwfffffe-2 wwf f f t f?'WfWWf f '---' U f y ssss so c fff W f WMQ5 X Vw , 'V f f ff XMWMM, , - . Wgf:4xQ?42ff7 ' 1fff'Z ff! Q4 I X! ff Wfm , f X, K9 4492 4 .. mn 1 fwggy cr ,, ,f,W,zW44WM ff f ' f 1 ffifffffif, , wmfiff , mf -S 1 .' , 1 'thu 1 fi, wif' Though death has removecl from our rniclst our helovecl teacher anml frienal, hliss VVanmla Zawatski, her spirit anrl her influence will ahirle with us ansl her example in the lieltl of eclucation will he with us for many years. The genial personality anwl generous instincts of this line woman will be Inissefl not only by her associate teachers ami stuilents hut by each ancl every person privilegerl to know her. Her untarnisherl life leaves us with an inspiration for higher ancl nobler cleemls. Bliss Zawatskfs fleath is a severe blow to Kingston High School and we feel a keen sense of loss in her passing. FACULTY CENES ,.!, -, 1. j i xy' ,A , . , .,1a..,, A tgef'-fm 9 .HZ-it-.21 Teachers and families tal-ce part in ffentennial Celebration. Mr. Hilbert and Mr. Keefer relax from duties during free period. -'uv v D' . 35, If 0.4 X V' School faculty takes time out to enjoy their tea. grit, Mr. Fennell and Mrs. Norbert recorcl grades for report cards. lv, +-' , i . X , 4 1 l i -7 .. ' ' A The tea was especially enjoyed liy honored guests. gp' -71 Q f Q , w f Za? ,V , -. L -' X it Retiring superintendent, his wife und nienilvers uf Kingston High School faculty who :irc rctiring upon the close of the school year. 75 ,,,.w We f hs 7' -40. ff 1 v n 4 1- ,A Efi ..- :JA '76 mu 1 -Q ? ' 1 I E Y af f I V4 M A777' ,A f 'Fr ,. pf 2' . . v y ...Q ,Q Blary A n n Foley Ron' I: M. Paddock, li. Sanders, Ii. Ardiere, C. Ransavuge, S. Adrian. Ron' 2: S. Boyer, N. Alinkoff, B. Evans, M. A. Foley. CHEERLEAD RS Q 54 63' 42' V Brenda Evans Mrs. J. Kilduff 177 Pep sessiun at its height lfefnre crucial Vonghlin Turkey Day fmmthnll game. 78 Av L 7 Mi X 44, if Qku ,M QW Nancy Alinkoff Arn fa ,A Q6 f 3, 11' ,,-.., .-...want Sallie lame., Sports fi-,sw Q, H E1 ' ' I g , Lf .1 X X A X Fx NV! XX QJX2 M X KAYXNXK If ff? ff X lfofii X fl -A ' fY Q if W f X -.,- jg L, j A W ' X X 1 , X f I .-,, ,,,'f 'ly War: lux x Pi jfdf Q.. 2 A 'I W FFYYYGTQANKim1xQTYksufSusNsxx'iG'kg353usd'1TSSKVTNxxxuml3ms 1 n xx ugvcu .Q nu y WKRISTJN in 7436? ,, , en 'or I ff ' , V 1 ,f ,V V V I VY 3:4 . KW' fy ,Jil V fl ,,Wvm,,wMWw, f g wfgyul 1,Wp,,,, f . , ,HH Q, I 0 Z , 4 fi 1 'i mM, , Z0 fi f, ? 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Mr-Dermott, T. -loin-A, YY. xNvlltklIIS, YY. Airiswortli, R. ixiIlSWOI'tll, C. Loc-lncm. lion' Q: J. Dowling, J. Karabon, R. Soroclmk, J. Czuscy, E. Sliulm, fl. ffoliurn, I . Ilillard, B. Dempsky, R. Pace, T. Sabastimis. Footb ll wyvf, . ffflw ,f ., V 4 .N I ' l V. .... nm, 'N ,.. -- W wgfl f W Q . ' l W'h ...J ' 49- f .ff '- . f ff fiiigilggf' W ff' T 4 f , W 1 , 'M f 1.1 f 4 f' K fs? 'p1c:M'f ' 4 'mf f ,f ,!f.4.f,f, . ., H H15 WN . H ,fl 4 4 - N AA,,' , . f. , 4 5 . , Z .V f . 45? A ,, 3. if . ' ' ' aff' f if ' ' 123 1 , K, -5,3 . , 3 .f ' ' 1 M-'. Q gf f 1 5 Mr. Clyde Boyer Coachei T. Reed, J, Fennell, J, lY:1gne1', J. Kopic-ki, A. Hafetz. Iyireetor of Athletics 82 ...............v.w.... . :-: ....m..,.a. -. 'F ...F r-u-g- 20 1 29 it ..' 3 '38 21 -JL '49 425 The 1957 football season initiated the long-awaited Kingston stadium which had been a decade in the planning. In the dedication game with Hanover a story book opening took place when Rutkowski received a punt and raced 85 yards to score. After this beginning. Hanover never had a chance to launch an attack and the Huskies piled up a 19-6 score. After decisive wins over Newport. and Luzerne, Kingston experienced a midseason lethargy as is shown by the scant margins by which Plymouth and Swoyerville managed to defeat them. This mood ended with a smashing triumph over 1Ieyers. This victory plus the three succeeding ones over G.A.R., Nanticoke, and Plains reestablished Kingston as a major football contender. All hopes for a championship centered on the Thanksgiving Day tilt with Coughlin. On the cold, brisk game day 12,000 fans jammed Meyers stadium and saw the Hus- kies battle to a scoreless tie. Although Kingston had led in every game statistic ex- cept scoring, the championship had to be awarded to Coughlin on the basis of com- plete season play. After the termination of the regular season, four Kingston grid stars were hon- ored by being selected to the 1Yyoming Valley All-Scholastic team. They were Ed Rutkowski, Joe Zolner, Frank Sorochak, and Tony Turel, Their selection marked a high point in their football careers and was a fitting climax to the '57 season. JUNIOR VARSITY-Rau' 1: R Emansky, R. Buckwalter, VV Trusko, P. Gresh, J. Boyle, H' James, R. Pretko, F. Rosenbaum, YY. Archard. R016 R. Arbetmen, A. Davis, G. Lieb, J. Rokita. E Sharkus, J. Craig, J. Kaufer, B. 1Yhipple, J. Rome, L. Turel, D. James. Row D. Jacoby, P. 1Ic- Intyre, N. Kachur, J. Demchak, T. Beneski, D. Savitz, B. Volinsky, R. BIC-Laughlin, P. Thayer, J. Oliver, J. David, YY. Garney. KINGSTON 19 Hanover Q6 Newport IQ Luzerne 7 Plymouth 0 Swoyersville 26 Meyers -L1 Plains 32 G.A.R. 35 N anticoke 0 Coughlin l 1 The varsity warms upn in the middle of August. . 5 'A , , wwf, 2 M if X -.. 'Lia Q, , N L ,f . 3. 1 fu ! ,. ,ur .. . b f an 1 , iyna , .uf I if I f ' ' I an 1 wi .f gm' ha mn V . . fig., t X . . A Co-Captains Sorochak and Dax is i if A contingent of Kingston blockers are about to pounce upon the enemy ball c'1rrie1 Edward Kotchi Senior Manager 83 OPPON Eh TS lleatlcoac-11 Reed anrl coach Ferris discuss game strategy. if 11 . 2 X2 3 may aww, A Il' ui' . V ' ' ,f,.s,,1,t 1, , ff 1Ut ., f. f. fav 5 ' 'M 1 , WW 70004490 6 ,fffwgf , I 1 4 , 'W 4 ' 2 '17, 'Th S. 1 fc fi- 1 Kluin, J. Bonf-zewsky. Hou' .'.' G, 171'ank,J. Pittman, P. Blorgan, R The start of tho 1958 basketball season founfl only two lettermen. Bill llorgan anrl Stanley Smith, returning from last yQar's team. As a rc-sult coat-h lteesl antl assistant coach Ferris usctt the exhibition scason to try out rliffe-rent hoys at tht- various positions. 1YhilQ the rec-ortl ohtainerl hy this inethotl was not iinprt-ssiyv. its value was r.-ontirinotl hy tht' 1t'tl11liS rt-vortl in leagut- c-oinpt-tition. ln all their gaincs tho tt-ani showt-tl tht- tlrivv antl skill of truv athlt-tes. Nt-ar the conclusion of tht- Qxhihition st-ason tht-ir tatent ahility lwurst forth in their 56-513 upsct of 0141 Forgc. At ilu- start of lt-agnc play coach ltt-ml th-1-itlt-tl upon a starting lint-up of Stan Sinith. Hill Morgan, l'hil Morgan. John ltonczcwsky, anfl Mark Lt-vt-y, Tho first gaint- saw a talvnt-latlcn Plyinouth tcaln vanquish tht- lluskivs 66-it-S. ,Xltvr this tht' lluslcics lost only two mort' first halt' gann-s whilt- winning tour. This gayo Kingston a roc- orfl ot' 1--it lor tht- first, half. 'l'ht- turning point of tht- soason ocvurrod in tht- first tftlllll' against Nantit-okt-. ln an 0Vt'1'l1l11l' with only two sc-f-ontls lt-lt 1-aptain Stan Sinith put in a srt shot from half Court to win tlw Qllllltk ,Xftrr this tht- llusliit-s lost to Plyniouth hy a svant st-vmi points antl thvn pi-ovct-tlt-tl to win thvir nvxt tiyt' gaincsl 'llhc last of tlnist- wins was a 103-68 trount-ing of Vonghlin. Sinith again vxf-4-lltwl hy pouring through 453 points, tht- 1957 xyftilllltlg Valley 1,1-agnr rt-1-ortl. 171-spitv a r-ont-lutling loss to Nantivokc. Kingston finishwl in st-1-ontl plat-ti for tln- st-1-ontl half. Sinct- only thrvt' Svniors, Stan Sinith. lioh Sit-gcl. anal l't-tt' lilvin, wort- on tho train this yt-ar. it 1-an lit' vxpt-1-lol that nvxt yt-ar's squacl will surprass this y0ar's ovt-rall rt-r-ortl ol' 10-10. 5 I6 V 5 X 1 T '1 9 5 EXHIBITION GAMES Qgif KINGSTON UPPUXI-INT mg Edwardsville 4x 32 Ivllialulspurt 57 55 Ashley UQ 4U Swoyerville H- 56 Old Isfvrfc .33 47 Luzerm' .32 REGIILAR SEASON 44 Plj'1l1Ol1Ill 57 51 II:11luX'eI' ml TI Meyer, 45 63 GHLR. 71 US X6WpOI'f 53 64 Coughlin U7 50 Xnlnicolfiv 45 .52 Plyluoutll 35' TH Hanover '55 99 3Ic5'ex-N 77 61 GAR, 49 GI NEWI 1-,l rl 56 103 Couglxlin GS G4 XLlI1tl4 0l'iQ lm F iegel pulls down za rebound and lm Ilunover player. Hlvx 21 s 3 I F I 2. ,1- i :Ty Vi-wa I1 V. 1 1-2, Lfa X A F ! 2 lu-1 lffwr J: lf. lramlc, .X Turul. S. Ifcit. ll. .Km-in, -I. Pittmzm, lfffzr P. flre-sh, -I. Ilowlinv, J. lIariat. :- .l. IYci1nlm-rg, ll. Spurry I,. Kll4'l'it'I', Ifffzr F. Coxll-tt. I . Vrup, G. ffolvurn. BI. Beuesky. Q. ,e ' r Ziff? ,. ' W , , ,Q-7' f fwfr , Lf gf , wx-,f 4 W,-, ' ' ' , , ' , 9, . - ,lil-1 gf f A fav f - ya: 17.34, f,,,.,f Q llorgun ex-ades hxs guarr .111 pops m A ffiifiilfifiur? M 4 ' ' f-ff? ' . Mel:-Q 1 f 'fa helfl foal. df 4 H l' . ., ,, If ,.,, ,W f fy Y' i 'Q 1 1 'Iii ' 5 lf in 4 f Qi 274 J , mari Jff,- :, , . ,V nf fam! aww, H az: 3. 4 Ifiiixgi' is I Y' , ii? f . 22 , '32 'W 5+ ,W .sf 7 iff , ?l?'?.u4 7 , 4' A? J' 4 I 1' 1' 4 F l f' ff f 6 5-fff522, Q2 4 2 Mn, lff f w Q, iff P: .4 I.L-vp' vllecks to see if he is position for fl shot. i- , Y CHIIIHIII Slultll on ll lust lnrenk 4'lTlYE'R lor ll bucket. I , f2f1LQ'.. 'Y-'gf'X2'3K3W'-K .L--fwii' ' -4 -',1'f'-1. f 'J,f ,f,,.,ffti:- Le x I '-, X' W ' , 7 A :' w e-, f r eftlin fn V br, Q ggmv f Ugssyof '1 5575 j ' ,mfr N551 lNG5Tp wN11'4Tn i 1 5-15 f5f .pNb5T 04551, 4, 1 111455 1' MGS 'mv M5570 Hun' 1.' J. Slmrkncss, 111 Zollwr, H. Mctuyku, YY. James, 11. Arc-hurrl, N. Elf-liinley, 17. Kistler. Hou' J: R. S12ll11'1'8I'. R. Conway, fi. Humuku, N. Gelln, R. 1Y1llt0l'H, T. Selmstinas, S. Lehlnuu. Hou' -I: R. Goulstuue, F. Davis, J. I1e5uuto, E Rutkowski, R. Ainsworth, WV. Ainswurth. 5422 ,. m V' if 111-:ldv I T 6 ff M Hii1f'1l IXCHIII -Ck 5tf,mf,.y, NI1nuXY1l1Q wrwtling Hncwc. 1-llzmm 111 gmfl 1'UHf'1l Shilling XY1ltC1l S1816 af 1 fi' 1' fi -xy-f WRESTLING SCORES KINGSTON OPPONENT 11 lluuvy 31 19 1Y11liilHlSDOI't 26 -1-7 Plymouth 11 I 13 .-Xlleutown 34 ll 39 Coughliu 20 31 Hanover 14 N Sluuuokin 35 17 Forty Fort Q9 37 G.A.R. 7 26 Xfeycrs 211 . 17 Easton QT 31 Northwcst Q1 -25 2 nh-A 21' 331123123 5 Qo- wi Ulu 4 v. F. :J fi -1-1 ,e we W ' vwlusncmbia., ssh-, .,, A Another successful wrestling season has drayyii to a Close for the Kingston Huskies. This year was inarked by the boys on the tt-11111 s11oW111g the spirit and deter- mination that eyinees the true athlete. This year the exhihition season was used to play the best teanis in the state for experieiic-e and not just to add to the win COlt111111. Xnt always successful, the Huskies did nianage to streiigthen the teani and gain much desired experience against 111,1we1't111 opponents. ii Although the Huskies 111'o11pe11 t11e p1'L'-552150111 nieets to BIUHCQ' Ellld 1Y1l11L1111sp111'l. they 11130111-11 str1111g1y' 111 league Coinpetitioii hy d11x1'11i11g 1'1y1nouth, 47-11. I11 later season exliihition nieets we lost to slllentowii, Shaniokin. and Eastoii. Kingston easily downed ll-1ug111i11111111 111111oye1', 38-Q0 e111C1 31-14. A1161 these twin V1L't1,11'1es Killgsttnli acC111e11 destined for an-ither erowii. hut then the grapiilers 11,151 a Close one to our tra11itio11111 rivals llI'l'P111 1'11JI'1f'-FOI't. 11616111 1.1111 11111 111111111111 the 111IXN- :p11'1ts 115 lllefy' inished the season hy 1'llI11IP11'1g over Gu-X.1t.. lleyers, and Xortliwest. lwndefeatefl in -1ua1 ineet e1111111etiti-111 this year were Richard Stautfer. 112 1,1o111111er: ltolwert Aiiisw-1rt11. 154 pounder: Ediyar-1 1tutk1-xyski. 18.3 1l4,l1111lli'1'. Ahly led hy Coaelies 13111111111 K1-11111 111111 Jaines 51111- ling. Stauffer and Hutkowski were yif3to1'i-111s in the district two final f-o11111etitio11. 17111 the follnwiiig week- end Stautter was again Y1f'1l11'1fl11r in the 11111111111 inat- ches. Our outstan-'1i11g sf,-11ior wrestler. 1l1f'l1il1'41 Stautter. has C-ornpilefi the fQ1'fAz1t1'st ref-or11 in the liistirry of King- ston High ffjllfizfrl wrestliiig. 1l1N r-1f'o1'11 rj-oiisists of S32 Wini, 2 d1 kLXYN, aiiil 1 '1 ll'J11.2ll1P11g w1t11:3 111st1'i1:t f'11Lt111- pionships and 2 regional f'l'1ii111IJ1O11N111IJN 111111 one state Cllialllpiollship. 1t1C'11a1'f1 lias sfwireil 1.57 poiiits to 111s opponents T. He also fflialked up 1111, fastest pin of the '5T season against his oppoiieiit from Nortliyyest. Stauffer pinned his 1111111 in 40 N f'll11'lN. flllltll he 1-11- Inafied his CEiI'6f?1' hy11i1111i11g11is1111111 111 11111 state 11112115 and thus heeoniing state f'l121I11IJ1U11 in the 112 pound class. This is truly an Ei111itZ111g ref'11r11. ,. ,nf Q M, U., fi ff-sw . -' 1Ya1t Zolner ends his match quickly with a pin. ' 1 ii, ,,,.. mmm, eil .X-X will Ylinters escapes and then tries to Hip his man. --,3L,s-K , 4 'W-aw: 0 Y , ,gs ' f , W, , ,-,.. tifgl- fiellf tries to get into position to tie up his opponent. Joe Zolner sets up a takedown and It quick two points. 3 W V 4 .A QW an no ' ,,,f I ,Q '-'i--I 2:4 ...- :Z Mlm , I a.rf'-ff' 11 gf D xgygwg, fV:,. ' '4 fwvfyb I' -1 f-f,, -Wfite-2 ww 1 W Rm ff A wr- g1,W,4 , 549' ww bt AW bv' , ' ,ni Q lj ff, ,9 v ,,,.. 3,0 H 67, MW, W 7 Vina Z, 9551- , j 'rj - H - W' 196, ' - 'wi XT 7 vm! ' Y . I ' 7' .4,,g,w., W4 M W3 . , , V ,,, GST as 'ff sl BET. V T ,W ,iesrq ff? WTO , ,nv N0 S.. 0, we 1-, Wi ,lg W f if t SIE? --W -if r X ev' 4 'E' 'Z' ' tc 4 ' 1 49570 -new i i f W 1 asr f ' W! wg, v ,Q 4, x- 0 M ,mi i i 1959, , , 4 0 1 0 , ,r-. i 9 Qu ' two X U' f tgenfi rg Q14 11151 if A sw' ,i , , ,wma i cn 135574 39194 5 L , . emi ,Kg gi ,flight L, ,TI f , , I wi y A Y M1 , ,Y , ja , 'V Q 0 . ff, I , J W 1 Flfz 'ff i .M f -4 were H 2 M W ,,,.+ v,.,.w gr-1 QM, W .N , NY, j . A 1 ,,,. male The 1958 Kingston High School track team H7 I, YW ' W2 Z , A W I f I ' ' l i ,,,,,,,, ,H--W , ... f iq ,, mf www, Ile-arlr-oalih Ililhert zinrl r-nach Kopiki discuss thc tennfs outstanding performance 1 'Q, m WZ iqai wi Q , 4 ' QES71 657' QG57- Q QL Wm . 'Q' 0 N ,O wr as 4 Q 4-if relish , V'?cm aj! t. 'ann ,Smqf , ,iwrq 51 l , f 2 V4 J il 1 -' Q X - ,feffwm-fwf. if - 5- V: Y 3 HI if 2 t - ' e i W w 1 ,ya hh My I 3 , jadz '- . h eh ' 015579 y ff 5, H 'X xg A ,AI 7-.-'v f ' I ' I yt Nz. 221, r .5555 1 '- my 1 ,Q-W4 .nf 4 S3574 i +5575 tiff: f n if I9 ,A gifnryr f N, tn Buy .gs IW U H V f , , ' 'X , ' -V 'X 2 ' MA, K 'wf7 F, V v- ik g,.3z' ' ' ,, A, : 135-rg A it t fs ', 5 . ' ' , ' -W ,. , , ,,. 1- ., ' 3. . . , .- .. . . 1 ,,,,.,,.- Qfigawffvgvc. - . MW it Aw w e t e- g me .f , :' Unclerclassnien returning frmn last year's championship team. , . ,, ,. v ,, b-4 41.594 x f Q I 1? A ' ., A -A swf-avf 't New 'nfzis - A 'M f ,go -tllQ4?4 '? ,,,'.f5 aw, A , , V uv, 12 4 ei -, viv- iv - 3' M y 1 W 1 L iw f i J H , 2 A ,wx -wi? X gsm? Y. :ii ff X- 5 , QQEVEST04. f::' x SXGSTQ, '-,V - QQSSTQL eg, f ' gzsqisrqi , A Q mg GD gi, . 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' ' ' ' 04,6-Am Lx- KN?--l 1 L , T' ,fe J i . 4 A B 4 -Q57 f er' f W - ,, - M jg' aim '-f'-f 'L..1 .l4. ' K .,.L-, Auf' -' f . 4 7g F, ,.,- .. If-7 1 za-35. rf-1 .,'1 5- iflEQ, f.LI -7512? 1, . ' -,.,..a,-Z., 4,3 h V, 0- 'in:ai-4 ' 'fu' ' L J-, -, 2- '11-Sa...-N. . - f ,. ' -+i:.,.' ' ,-aff, --X .,-'-:-'- 1- -57 - ,- . f V -4 !. '-' 'r' , ..-, - -,e,...,, eh, - ,,p , , .5-J.- -,e - . V ,,,,,.-, , ,L A ,id 1 Y 'I' --A, - 4-5 . ' e ' f -. A' Aj QV: lg!-.51t f-v:3,14,:gf... 1 'kph-. - -Ah. .f ' e..a4.Lfxdn'r..f...L., m.,...Lm':-en.'A.:1:-Q , . . Phil llorgan turns thirrl and scores on a long single to right 7' 1 . ., 4 -4 . 1 e if fizisizli ua ' 5 ' if X if -1- s ff L. Aligning : ' 1 IME i'7 ' F' 1 lzazalfie-'41 ,mp fy-f-' ' . ' 4'-Q L- 5, , Z 1, , ' ,ey v 'Q Vh.+f , ' L' f v-1, , ,, L ' - 7 - I f ' 5' ' - ' y .ef-4 J- hfv' ge Coach Ferris is always readv to offer some pointers to his players. The Kingston batter sees the pitch he wants and lines it to left 89 s r lfou- 1.' Carol Liiirlcnmlm, M. C. Mason, ll. livzms, M. L. Sn-asm-k, J. llc-it, B. Jones, B. Yvciss. H011-J: C. Wveatherill. B. A. Cooper, C. Lyons, CL liu11s:1v:sge, M. Rem-rl. Ifnu' -1: ll. hfzison. J. Elinsky, S. A4lri:'u1, J. Arnold, N. Hathaway, R. Home, Sanrlc-rs. W wif mleetb ll hIrs.iNliri:1m Ilmimm Y flll IDL-Q-cliilx-1' I six Sc-uior girls, Maury Lou Sczisoc-k, Ellen ILO!-COII, Brmilir- June-s, Bri-mln livuns, Julia llc-it, :xml Marry ffzwol Blzisuu, togctlicr with sixlc-on lower 1-lussmcn hc-guii Lo przu-Lic-0 for tho zip- IJl'H2lf'lIlllg hziskc-llmll sf-asmi. Aflcr won-ks of przic-lic-ing uncle-r the Cflilflllllagf of Mrs. llzuimm, thi- girls in lll2lI'00ll IIl2ll'l'll1'1l on lhc court :mil swi-pt on-r Vuuglilin 57--13. 'lllll'.V were- ovcrjoyocl art wimiiugg limvi-vc-r, thi-5' iw-ulizul that spur-lsiiiuiisliip, not viclorics, was of thi- llllllflhll lIllIJOl'l2llN'L' in their l'C'lllilllllIlg gzum-s. flniisc-qiiciitly, llmllgll ilu.-y ilifl Qu flown to ill-fc-zll, thc- girls always lDl2lyCIl 2158, if-:un zmfl ki-pl r-mil lu-auls. rlillI'0llf,!Ql10lll lhn- sc-zisrm Sn-aisoc-k was thc high sf-fm-r mul ilu- tn-:un spzirkplug. Un two or-c-zlssimis sho f-llailkwl up 38 points, .Xltlmugli thi-y fI'1'illl0llllj' lust, lhcir rm-lish for thc guine- fliil not iliminish. 'l'hi-ir 2-6 l't'f'0I'fl might show lhn-ir ll'2lf llL' St'Lll1llllU' rv ' mv but it flm-S not iw-ve-all thi- c-niliusiaism :xml scusc- of unity which wa-re thm- must 0lllil2ll'l1llllQ lranils of thi- 1058 team. 90 l SL-niors GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORES Foughlin 43 57 Sculinziry 71 52 1:.A.R. is +0 hlc-ya-rs -I-5 30 Soininzwy 58 45 fllhllllllllll 3+ 33 Moyers 36 33 c:.A.11. L7 44 i l Pa' . 'Ei' i , iefli' c ' 0 feey lion' 1: E. Chernetsky, R. Rome, A. Scureman, S Sanders, L. Wasley, J. Heit, II. L. Seasock, C l'72lViS, C. Lyons, C. Weatherill, N. Hathaway. Rou J: X. Fine, J. Arnold, J. Ainsworth, D. Blarcin, J .- ',,gskw,j.4,,N 1-J' 'f:.s.,5f,s Frey, lfay, L. Dyers, B. Weiss, B. Offsevit, B, ifisf -1.3 Osheroff. . 4' -- .-.A ,4 ,.. Vt A l ', -,Q . pp, X 2 .J V? T35 FB .2 ,J Kingston p llrs. Dolores Weiss nl A Kingston hockeyette steals the puck and moves it upfield. .. .... I rr... w ' 46-, ' 5 -sw-4.321 WU 'fW layers attempt to drive the puck through the opponents lines. This year marked the second season of official com- petition for the girls' hockey team. Since hockey is such a new competitive sport at Kingston High School, the team lacks the experience of the others in their league. This they seek to supplement by their sportsmanship and spirit. Their every moment on the Held found them playing at their peak. They never conceded defeat, des- pite the score. The team played six games in allAwinning three, losing two, and tying one. The valuable coaching of Mrs. Weiss was greatly responsible for the team's note- worthy season. Also, the members, themselves, must also he given credit for their long weeks of arduous work. The time and effort they put forth were cer- tainly tremendous aids to the play. . f 'J . I W fin f ' HOCKEY SCORES 3, f'f' A -'-' 1 5 ' A 1 , H ' ,fa V-W 3,4 1 L.,g. Q mb Q, .1'f, , 2 1 Coughlin 0 z ,, , . .af ' ' zzz 144 5, GAR. U v 112.5 ' W,,,Wf,4f4q,.fw.., . If .,,,'.fC'fV..,.,13,,., f c f I . , I f f ' Cl - a . ., I' 'I f . f ,I ,, , , ., . ark bummit Q 1 .,.,,,,,.i.,i . 2 , .,... W4!.gQ..,V ,, VV? I 4 , ,. A I I .,.W 1 .f , ' X hleyers 2 1 . , f..ff ff I lfffw. lfffeew-for if ,. W. ,, 1 ...M f ,. , , , , . B y 1 2 V foughlm ll 3 ' . A There is such a battle for the puck that it escapes both players. 91 byfiwll A www ' , ' ' f M, ,, V , 1 W, gg, if f 'Ni' www, If LZ 7 V M-N,.4aa,, ff ,M Q '37 2' Z I 'fl - , , NIP. Iyflllllld Ilillmert f 'Q ' '. f 1 'A 'W -' f IM' .Z-,Q f 1 Zj,:1rw,f llvcryonc waiiclles and waits for the basketball to fall through the hoop. Mr. Ncilsou Amlrews Qeuiur Imp plug' :1 hznrfl, fmt gznuu- ul' iIlU'J1I1llll'2ll IlltI'ZlIlJlll'ill volleyball is ll favorite among these Fremhmeu and all ,3,kt-tlmli, 0fllCI' classes, also. 92 du ation M - av-r-'Q - .,,, I., 1 i, , 0 i i gi X ' .,.. ' K x Blrs. Dolores Wveiss Wh. The Senior girl: flu light cxercifef with near pcrlevt lurni. Mrs. Miriam Hannon Calistenics are good for the Hgure and are stiuiulafiiig. U10 Hlfl S tullllflmg M111 Sllellfls INUUY l10UT5 PNK' Using the Hips which will later be applause wimicrs 93 if Nil,-,lu The L6tt6I'I1JE'Il'- Club IVPI-KillH't'JI1 High SL-lnml, Till' Ki 19f'1Y' I'1 'k Uhlflf' 1 7' C Wuulll-he tuvkler and bra the vlear. 1.A 5 gs 1 , 35 ' ' X 5 X - A ,. M' f v ' Q ffv. , T ?18F' E:?1m l13V '74 5' 5 x lm?11y1.1yldqff1111r11 515111111Jfiidc'lr:1N1'ii:'t1utHtl?UlIl. 94 f- -rf. m , f XR. ,, 5 XXV he V :.'murY-:Y yew K GOWN' ' xcU nvvm Snap! I -xml Lyfms :cts set TH1lriNvl6I15'11QI' Coughlin guar Zolner loses his tacklers and heads for paydirt. Touchdownf. Hutkow-ki carrie-ri the bull over 011 the play in the new stadium iu which Ixlllbstoll h id POSSSJSIOH. 95 Conway escapes and regains Control. f fi VIP xv L'Mtl7 To Xnfrf-F f Q0 f x ff, Qx 24,9 97, E -W 1- x X 524, 7, v af V X ' W- x N . ,, M , 3 ? jvgiffg. 2 , J ' ' ' 1 1 fiif 1 iff' X J S +5 :WY-' Xl X P Q- J fax X 'sf' f 'Xfithtzw fy lf sea? ' ,ffffWm2 Q Q I. V e - Q' , O-' rf .H Q . N ffQ,7,,A,,igQ f X 44 K'-4271 f:'?i'7f' , , v 'f'T1.3 rung ff, wH.5 ' x I YQ? H. 6 , 'QZ53 'La q k' 'A'7 , ,fix 7, 4, - W. fmdlf f fgzfm ff 'W 5 W X 5 . fl x I6-71.7 Inf Hu XX S fir - w- NEWS Xbz, -x -'Y 'Q ' ,f I 'st 'H cfor5 M wmx ff fxv? 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Twelve veurs of lGIlTI1iIlg7l'1UXYll19 prize is won! Salma! Li e , Q' ,WY M....,,N l i The Kingston Marwliing hand practir-es its tricks in Front of K. H. 5. Y. 11- r ,, , I. ,Q 1 la ' qw. .QC Sturlent eachers with their lvright L'IltllllSi2lSll1 are a welcomc addition tothe classrooms Y Wm,-,,, , R ., - -1:--1, ,ui Ch 1. ,J-P I . ' 1 : - Q t X -Ski einistry fturlents ilisvover that waiter will stnp almost every type of dangerous rent-tinn. Ilanrfing, an llIl1Al'll:1l.l'fJlliil inffun- of efxprm'--lull. if at fitting fllin A l pf dinner. ,I .J 'QI f Mg, - ' 'll 'L ' 1 ' E' jg' -5 VL 'h 4,4 ,. ' 1Q!lll l,f '1f 5 --f., , ,r. . vf' af V I -1'l6 7!l,l. ding .qv- bl JI -n -fa, ,WV w H ' EW! mx tu at lnnginigt- c-lull . 'N..f.....,..,..::z l 'S ff- 'if ' ,, A ' 4 ' ,1,U,,, a ' W J ' WZ, ' ' fu ' 'lil' ,rf f-JAH' 3,3 .tg x.. - 1 fm, 'A -4-M 4 gy? ,N 7 ' A .. it -1156 -2 Y - WF- 'X'-b L- Q n- Sk'4'l'l'l2lI'i2ll Stull: X. BIQIQUII. H. tfrouee. ll. Bartlett. Betty Rinken- In-rgor, II. 4 ..,f., , ., Students leave school to enter a winter wonderland. 99 S lllllll. ' ,iz ',,' 5 ,r,, .,eVL a ze l f t 5 f'?7'Ji'.f'f J V pf! , . f 7 ff 4 ' gs l ll: 3-.f IR Q Y .1-I -1 dtex gba 4 V l Q f A Fliristinus c-ard floor is a reminder to all that va- cation is near. The eheerleznlers mirror the emotions of almost all the fans at il wrestling meet. Senior ALICE ABENMUIIA- - Freuf-li Club 2-fi--L, Pan .hlI1t'l'- ican Club 3-4, F.'l'.A. Club fi--1-. NANCY ALINKOFF-Junior play, Yearbook Eflitor- ial Staff, Newspaper Etl. Staff, Clieerlcatler 2-ii-4, Sen- ior Exec. Council, tlshers Club 1-Q, Pi Delta Aux., La- tin Club 1-Q, tl.N. Club, French Club, G.A.A., Swim- ming Club, Jr. Art. Club, Sketch Club, Operettas, Jr. Thespian, Jr. Chorus, Intrunnn-als. Ballet Club I-2-3-4h 5. CAROL ALLES-Home Ec. Club, Pan American Club, Sr. Y Teens, Sketch Club. JFDITII ANDERSON-f'liristmas Cantata, News- paper Efl. Staff, Bantl 1, German Club Q-55--1-, Latin Club 1-Q, Pan American Club, Glce Club Q-fl-4-, Swim- ming Club, Library Club, Secretary F.T.A. fi--1. DIANE ARCHARD-Senior Play, Junior Play, Star- tlust Review 1, Christmas Cantata, Class Yice Pres. 3, Newspaper Erl. Staff, Junior Exec. Council, Freslinian Exec. Council, Pi Delta Aux., Latin Club 1-Q, French Club, Glec Club Q-3-4-, Girls Tumbling Team, G.A.A., Honierooni Oflicer 1-Q, Jr. Honor Society, SWlIl1ll1l11g Club, District Chorus, Tap Club, Operetta Q-3-4-. CHARLES ASH-Football 1-Q-3, Yvrestling 1-Q-3, Junior Exec. Council, German Club 3-4, Intramural Volleyball 1-Q-3-4, Intramural Basketball 1-2. DOLORES BANKOVICII-Cshers Club 3, Office Aifl, Home Ee. Club, Sr. Y Teens. THERESA BARATTA-Junior Play, Christmas Can- tata, Junior Exec. Council, Latin Club Q, Glec Club Q-3-4. NORMAN BEAMESDERFEIt-Foorall 1, Track Q- 3-4-, Christmas Cantata, Glee Club Q-3--L, District Chor- us, Intramural Basketball Q-fi-4-, Intramural Volleyball 1-Q-3-4. CHARLES BENSONgYocational BARBARA BLACKfNewspaper Bus. Staff, News- paper Typing Staff, Office Airl fi--1, Home Ee. Club Q, Library Club 3-4-, Bankers Club fi--t. BETTY ALICE BLOOBI-Sophomore Exec, Coun- cil, Cshers Club 3, Home Ee. Club, Jr. Y Teens. NIADELINE BONCZEYYSKI-Office Aifl, Home Ec. Club, Jr. Y Teens, Sr. Y Teens, F.T.A. SALLY BOYER4Yeerbook Business Staff, News- paper Erl. Staff, Clieerleafler Q-I5-4, Banft 1-2, Fresh- man Exec. Council, Vshers Club 1-Q-55, Pi Delta Aux., Latin Club 1-Q. Office Aifl, t'.N. Club, French Club. G.A.A., Homeroom Officer 1. Swimming Club, Library Club, F.T.A. BIAHGARET BRYANTfNewspaper Typing Staff, tfshers Club 1, G.A.A., Jr. Y Teens, Swimming Club, Sketch Club. JOHN Bt'RB.X-Craftsman Club 2-3-4. ' irector JONlCl.LlC CAREY-Senior Play, Junior Play, Star- flust Review 1, Yearbook Eclitorial Staff, Newspaper Erlitor, Newspaper Bus. Staff, Freshman Exec. Coun- cil, Pi Delta Aux., Latin Club I-Q, French Club, Girls Tumbling Club, G.A.A., Homeroorn Officer 1-3, Jr. lloiior Society, Debating Team, Dancing Club 1-Q-3-4, Opcrctta SZ-55-4, Sr. Honor Society. YAL1'lltlI'lC.XR'1'ER--fLatin Club Q, Ofl'iceAifl, w 1 - - wrt lfrcncli tlub, Library Club, I+.l.A. ROSENIARY f'OLLISfYcarbook Feature Efl., Year- book Business Staff, Yearbook Etlitorial Staff, News- paper Bus. Staff, Banrl 3-4, Engineering Club, Latin Club 1-2, French Club, Jr. Ilonor Society, Sr. Honor Society, Swimminpg Club, Jr. Art Club, Stuflent Coun- cil l. Library Club. JEROME CONSER-Track 55-4, Banrl 1-2-3-4, En- gineering Club, Latin Club 1-Q, Jr. Honor Society, Sr. Honor Society, Banfl Festivals, Intramural Sports 1- Q-3--l-. BOB f'ONYYAYftYreslling 1-Q-3--1-, Track Q, Year- book Business Staff, Banfl 1-2-fi--1-, Freshman Exec. Council, l'liig,gineei'ing Club, Vshers Club Q-3-4, Ger- man Club Q-fi-4, Lettcrmans Club. CAROL COOL-Yearbook Layout Erlitor, Engineer- ing Club, tvsliers Club 3--1-, Office Aifl, French Club, Jr. Honor Society, Sr. Honor Society, Jr. Y Teens, Sr. Y Teens, Jr. Art Club, Sketch Club, Sr. Rerl Cross, Bas- ketball Intramurals, Yolleyball Intramurals. ETIIEI, f'OSLETT-Newspaper Efl. Staff, News- paper Bus. StaH, Yearbook Business Staff, tvshers Club 3-4, Home Ee. Club, Honicrooin Officer 3, Jr. Y Teens, Sr. Y Teens, Library Club. ANDREA CREASEfJuuior Play, Starilust Review 1-Q, Cliristmas Cantata, Yearbook Layout Etl., Soph- omore Exec. Council, Freshman Exec, Council, tvshers f lub 1-Q, Pi Delta Aux., lireucli t lub, Pliolot lub, Bal- let f lub 3--1-, Tap Club 1-'1,0perctta Q-25. Cll.XltLl+ZS DANf'HECK-f'lirislmas Cantata. Bantl 1-22-53--1, Engineering Club, Pi Delta, Glee Club Z3-4-, Jr, Art Club, Bantl Festivals, Pit Bautl. f'YN'l'llIA l,.xXvISrS'ttll'lltlSl Review 1, Christmas Cantata, Yearbook Business Stall, Newspaper Etl. Staff, t'shers Club 3, Pi Delta Aux., German Club il-55-4, Office Aitl, Glce Club Q-fi--l-, Girls Tumbling Team. fl..X..X., Jr. Art Club, 1f'.'l'..X., Hockey Team Q-3-1, Banking Club 1-Q-3-4, Operetta, Jr. Thespians, Basketball Intramurals, Yolleyball lntramurals 1-2-3--1-. DANNY DAYIS-Pau American Club, F.'1'..X. FRED DAYIS-Football 1-Q-C3--L co-captain, tYrcs- tling 1-Q-3-4, Track 1-Q-3--1, Christmas Cantata, Class Presirlcnl Q-3-4-, Yearbook Business Staff, Newspaper Htl. Stafi, Junior Exec. Council, Sophomore Exec, Coun- cil, Freslinian Exec. Council, Key Club Q-3-4, tvshers Club Q-55, Pi Delta Presirlcnt, German Club 2-3-4, Latin Club 1-Q, llomcroom Officer 3, Jr. Honor Society, Sr. Honor Society, Hi Y Prcsitlcnt, Stutlcnt Council 1, Grifliron Club, Lettermans Club. JOHN DeSANTO-XVrestling 1-Q-3-4, Track Q-3-4. Senior Play, Junior Play, Christmas Cantata, Band 1-Q-3-4. Key Club Q-3-4, Pi Delta, German Club Q-3-4, Latin Club 1-Q. Homeroom Officer Q. Jr. Honor Society, Sr. Honor Society Vice President. Hi Y Secretary-Treas- urer. Debating Team, Band Festivals, Lettermans Club, Intramural Volleyball 1-Q-3-4, Intramural Basketball l-Q-3. SCOTT DIETTERICK-Football 1, YVrestling Q-3-4, Band Q-3-4. Latin Club Q-3-4. Photo Club. Homeroom Oflicer 3. Band Festivals. IIILDRED DYANICK-Basketball 1. Junior Play, Newspaper Typing Staff, Jr. Honor Society, Library Club. Sketch Club, Social Relations Q-3. CAROL EIIANSKI-Junior Play, Yearbook Business Staff, Newspaper Ed. Staff. Ivshers Club 3, Pi Delta Aux.. Latin Club 1. Pan American Club, Photo Club, G.A.A., Homeroom Officer 3. Jr. Honor Society, Swim- ming Club. Jr. Art Club. Hockey Team 3, F.T.A., Vice President Pan American 4 and Secretary President Jr. Honor Society. Intramurals 1-3-4. Junior Thespian, Sr, Honor Society. BRENDA EVANS-Junior Play, Stardust Review 1, Christmas Cantata, Yearbook Business Staff. News- paper Ed. Staff, Cheerleader 4. Cshers Club Q-3, Pi Delta Aux. French Club. Girls Tumbling Team, G.A.A., Girls Basketball, Homeroom OfHcer 1-3, Jr. Y Teens, Sr. Y Teens, Swimming Club, Tap Club Q-3-4, Intra- murals-Basketball and Volleyball 1-Q-3-4. IIARIANNE EVANS-Christmas Cantata, Yearbook Editorial Staff, fishers Club 3, Pi Delta Aux., French Club, Pan American Club, Photo Club, Glee Club, G.A.A., Jr. Y Teens, Student Council Q, Operetta 3-4. VIRGINIA FEEBISHfStardust Review 1-Q, Year- book Business Staff, Home Ec. Club, Sketch Club, Tap, Banking, Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals, LESLIE FISKE-Track 4, .Junior Play, Library Club, Intramural Basketball 1-Q-3-4, Intramural Volleyball 1-Q-3-4, Craftsmen Club 3. IIARY ANN FOLEY-Stardust Review, Newspaper Ed. StaH, Cheerleader 3-4, Band 1-2, Senior Exec. Council, Ushers Club 3, Pi Delta Aux., German Club 4, Latin Club Q-3, LCN. Club, French Club, Homeroom Officer Q-4, Student Council 4, Library Club, Tap, Bal- let, Operetta, F.T.A. President, Intramurals Basket- ball 1-2-4, Intramural Volleyball 1-2-3, HUGH GALLAGHER-Pi Delta BOB GOCLSTONE4IVrestling Q-3-4 llanager, Base- ball Q llanager, Senior Play, Junior Play, Yearbook Asst. Sports Editor, Newspaper Ed. Staff, Band 1-2-3-4, Senior Exec. Council, Key Club 3-4, Pi Delta, Latin Club 1-22, French Club, Homeroom Officer 3, Hi Y, Stu- dent Council Q, Band Festivals, Operetta, Lettermans Club. GORDON GREGORY-Basketball Q-3-4, Band Q-3-4, Pi Delta, Photo Club, Boys Gym Club, Band Festivals. BEVERLY GCSS-Office Aid. BARBARA GCTOYVSKI-Yearbook Typing Editor, Yearbook Business Staff, Newspaper Business Staff, lfshers Club 3-4, Office Aid 3, Sr. Honor Society. GEORGE HANDLEY-Pi Delta. JI'DY HAINES-Sr. Y Teens, Office Aid, Home Ec. Club. NAN HARRISON-Latin Club 1-Q, Home Ec. Club, Homeroom Officer 1-Q, Jr. Art Club, Library Club, Sketch Club, Yearbook Art Editor, Junior Chorus, F.T.A. WILLIAM HARVEY-Sophomore Exec. Council, En- gineering Club, German Club Q-3, Banking Club 1-Q. GERALD HASAKA-Football 1, Wrestling 3-4, Pi Delta. JCLIA HEIT-Junior Play, Stardust Review 1, Year- book Editorial Staff, Newspaper Ed. Staff, Engineering Club Secretary, Pi Delta Aux., German Club Secretary, Latin Club 1-Q Secretary, CN. Club, French Club Photo Club, G.A.A., Girls Basketball, Homeroom Offi- cer 1-Q, Swimming Club, Ballet Club, Hockey Team Operetta, F.T.A., Intramural Volleyball and Basket- ball 1-Q-3-4, Jr. Chorus, Jr. Thespian. s y NOLA HOCKENBERRY-Yearbook Business Staff, Newspaper Bus. Staff, Engineering Club, Cshers Club 3-4, Latin Club Q-3, Office Aid, G.A.A., Jr. Y Teens, Sr. Y Teens, Swimming Club, Jr. Art Club, Jr. Chorus, Intramurals Volleyball and Basketball 1-Q-3-4. BILL HOLZlIANfFootball 1, Christmas Cantata, Pi Delta, Glee Club 3, Homeroom Officer 3. CHARLES HCEY-Christmas Cantata, Band 1-Q, Sophomore Exec. Council, Pi Delta, Latin Club 1-Q, Glee Club 2-3, Homeroom Officer 1, Hi Y, Band Fes- tivals. MARTIN JACOBiFootball, Basketball, IVrestling, Track, Band, Engineering Club, Latin Club, Photo Club, Library Club, Volleyball and Basketball Intra- murals 1-Q-3-4. DENISE JAFFE'OfEce Aid, Home Ec. Club, French Club, Sketch Club. BEATRICE JABIES-Cshers Club Q, Office Aid, Home Ec. Club. CATHERINE JAMES-Yearbook Editorial Staff, Newspaper Ed. Staff, Newspaper Bus. Staff, Band 1-2- 3-4, Cshers Club 1-Q-3-4, Engineering Club, Latin Club 4, French Club, F.T.A., Jr. Thespian, Pit Band, Volleyball and Basketball Intramurals 1-Q, Jr. Chorus. ROBERT JOHNSON-Track 3, Boys Gym Club, Craftsmen Club Q-3-4. BONNIE JONES-Sophomore Exec. Council, Engi- neering Club, Ivshers Club Q, Pi Delta Aux., Latin Club Q, LCN. Club. G.A.A., Girls Basketball, Swimming Club, Jr. Art Club, Student Council 1, Sketch Club, Y Teens, Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals, Hock- ey Team, Jr. Chorus. NANCY JONES-Christmas Contata, Band 1-LZ, Ush- ers Club 3, Latin Club 2-3, Home Ec. Club, Glee Club 3-4, Homeroom Officer 3, Jr. Y Teens, Sr. Y Teens, Swimming Club, Library Club, Operetta, Intramurals I-Q-3-4. PHYLLIS JONESfIlshers Club 2-3, Latin Club Q-3, Jr. Y Teens, Swimming Club, Jr. Tliespian, Volleyball and Basketball Intramurals 1-Q-3-4. PETE KLEIN-Football 1, Basketball 1-Q-3-4, Track 3-4, Junior Play, Christmas Cantata, Class Treasurer l. Yearbook Business Staff, Newspaper Ed, Staff, Jr. Exec. Council, Sophomore Exec. Council, Freshman Exec. Council, Key Club EZ-3-4, Ushers Club 3, Pi Delta, Ger- man Club Q-3--1-. Glee Club Q-3-4, Homeroom Officer 1-Q-3, Hi Y, Operetta, Pi Delta Vice President, Key Club President, Jr. Honor Society Treasurer, Track and Basketball letter, Intramurals 1-Q-3-4. JAMES KLINETOB-Football 3, Pi Delta, German Club 3-4. JOE KLORAN-Football 1-3-4, Pi Delta. KAROL ANN KLICK-Yearbook Business Staff, Junior Exec. Council, Freshman Exec. Council, Cshers Club 3, German Club 3-4, Latin Club 1-Q, Ofihce Aid, C.N. Club, Jr. Honor Society, Jr. Y Teens, Library Club, Jr. Chorus, Basketball and Volleyball Intramu- rals 1-Q-3. ROSALIND KOFF-Senior Play, Junior Play, Star- dust Review, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Junior Exec. Council, Ushers Club 1-Q-3-4, Pi Delta Aux., Latin Club I-Q, I.'.N. Club, French Club, G.A.A., Swimming Club, Jr. Art Club, Library Club, F.T.A., Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals l-Q-3-4, Banking Club, Bal- let Club, Jr. Chorus, Jr. Thespian, Newspaper Editorial Staff. TABIARA KORAL-Christmas Cantata, Cshers Club 1-2-3-4, Pi Delta Aux., Latin Club 1-Q, Pan American Club, Glee Club 3-4, Swimming Club, Jr. Art Club, Sketch Club, Yearbook Art Editor, F.T.A., Volleyball and Basketball Intramurals 1-2-3-4, Banking Club, Jr. Chorus, Operetta, Sr. Honor Society. CAROL KOSTEVA-Stardust Review 1, Newspaper Bus. Staff, Newspaper Typing Ed., Engineering Club, Ivshers Club I-2-3-4, Pi Delta Aux., OHiceA ifl, G.A.A., Jr. Y Teens, Sr. Y Teens, Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals 1-Q-3-4, F,T.A., Jr. Chorus, Banking Club. EDIVARD KOTCHI-Football 3-4 Alanager, Basket- ball Manager, Wrestling, Track, Senior Play, Junior Play, Newspaper Ed. Staff, Photo Editor-Newspaper, Key Club Q-3-4, Cshers Club Q-3-4. Pi Delta, German Club 92-3-4, Glee Club 3-4, Jr. Honor Society, Sr. Honor Society, Jr. Art Club. GERALD KOVALESKI-Football 1, Basketball l, Senior Exec. Council, Junior Exec. Council, Key Club 4, Pi Delta Aux., Pan American Club Q-3. THOMAS KOZAIA-Track 4, Banrl l-Q-3-4, Engi- neering Club, Latin Club 1-Q, Photo Club. Jr. Honor Society, Sr. Honor Society, Jr. Art Club, Operetta. NANCY KRIIPP-Cshers Club 3, Home Ec. Club, French Club, G.A.A.. Sr. Y Teens. CHRISTINE KCRISKY-Newspaper Typing Staff, Homeroom Officer 1. Girls Volleyball. AIIJBBAY LaBARR-Football I-Q-3-4, Basketball Q. Baseball 4, Sophomore Exec. Council, Key Club 3-4, Pi Delta. Gridiron Club. MARYANNE LAVELLE-Jr. Y Teens, Eighth Grade Glee Club. ELAINE LEFKOWITZiNewspaper Ed. Staff, Csh- ers Club 3-4, Office Airl, French Club, French Club, Swimming Club, Jr. Art Club, Sketch Club, F.T.A., Banking, Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals, Jr. Chorus, Jr. Thespian. DAN LEWIS-Track 1-Q-3-4, Engineering Club, Ger- man Club 1-2-3, ROBERT LEONARD-Academic. JUNE LINDA-G.A.A., Intramural Basketball, Sr. Honor Society. CAROL LINDEAIANN-Stardust Review 1, Christ- mas Cantata, Yearbook Business Staff, Newspaper Erl. Staff, Senior Exec. Council, Engineering Club, Cshers Club 3-4, Pi Delta Aux., German Club Q-3-4, French Club, Glee Club Q-3-4, G.A.A., Girls Basketball, Home- room Ofhcer 1-Q-3, Jr. Honor Society, Swimming Club, Jr. Art Club, District Chorus, F.T.A., Operetta, Jr. Chorus, Banking Club, Tap Club, Volleyball and Bas- ketball Intramurals, Sr. Honor Society. KENNETH LCTZ-Football 1, Senior Exec. Council, Key Club HZ-3-4, Pi Delta. Pan American Club, Hi Y. FLOYD MacINTYREfBaseball 4, Pi Delta, Glee Club 3, Homeroom OHicer Q-3, Jr. Art Club. Junior Play. JAYNE lNIANGANfNewspaper Ed. Staff, Pan Amer- ican Club, Sr. Y Teens, Basketball and Volleyball In- tramurals 3-4. PACL AIARKO-Football Q-3, VVrestling 1-Q-3, Christmas Cantata, Sophomore Exec. Council, Key Club '2-3-4, Pi Delta, Glee Club 2-3, Homerooni Ofi- cer 1-Q-3, Hi Y, Gridiron Club. MARY CAROLE AIASON-Band 1-Q-3-4, Pi Delta Aux., Latin Club Q-3, Office Aid, Photo Club, G.A.A., Girls Basketball, Jr. Y Teens, Band Festivals, F.T.A., Jr. Thespians, Intramurals 1-Q-3-4. HENRY MAZESS-Academic. BARBARA AIcAVOYkOfIice Aid, Home Ee. Club, Sr. Y Teens, F.T.A., Intramurals. RICHARD AIELNICK-Craftsman Club. CAROL AIICHAK-Junior Play, Stardust Review, Christmas Cantata, Band l-Q-3-4, Engineering Club, Pi Delta Aux., Office Aifl, ICN. Club. French Club, Photo Club, G.A.A., Homeroom Officer l-3, Swimming Club, Band Festivals, F.T.A., Tap Club, Girls Ensem- ble, Operetla, Jr. Thespian, Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals. BEVERLY AIISLAK-I'shers Club 3-4, Latin Club Q-4, IIome Ec. Club 4, Pan American Club, Library Club, Banking, Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals 1-Q-3-4. ELIZABETH RIOCK-Home Ec. Club, Sr. Y Teens. KENNETH MODROVSKY-Craftsmen Club. AIARJORIE IIORGAN-Sophomore Exec. Council, Ivshers Club 3-4, Latin Club 1-Q, Home Ee. Club, Pan American Club, Holneroom Officer 3, Jr. Y Teens, Swimming Club, F.T.A., Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals 1-Q-3. EDBILIND BICSKAS-lVrestling, Christmas Cantata Sophomore Exec. Council, Key Club 1-Q-3-4, Pi Delta Glee Club 3, Homeroom Officer 3. Library Club. JACQPALINE NASH-Stardust Review 1-Q. News- paper Typing Staff, Ivshers Club 3, Pi Delta Aux., French Club, Girls Tumbling Team. G.A.A., Sr. Y Teens, Student Council 1, Tap Club. Ballet Club, Oper- etta, Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals 1-Q-3-4. NANCY LOI' NESBITT-Home Ec. Club. Jr. Y Teens, Sr. Y Teens, Library Club, Tap Club, BIILDRED NICHOLLS-Junior Play, Christmas Cantata. Yearbook Editorial Staff. Band 1-Q, Pi Delta Aux., Latin Club 1-2, Oflice Aid, French Club, Glee Club 3-1, Jr. Honor Society, Swimming Club, Jr. Art Club, Band Festivals, F.T.A., Jr. Thespian, Intramu- rals. Glee Club Accompanist. Operetta, Sr. Honor So- ciety. IIALIREEN NLEBIEYER-Latin Club Q, Pan Amer- ican Club, Jr. Y Teens. Sr. Y Teens, Library Club, Homeroom Banker, Volleyball and Basketball Intra- murals Q-3-4. VIRGINIA NL'SS-Christmas Cantata, German Club 3, Latin Club 1-2, Glee Club 3-1, Swimming Club, Sketch Club, F.T.A., Intramural Basketball 1-Q-3, In- tramural Volleyball 1-Q-3-l. Operetta. BILL OGL'RKI?Craftsmen Club. JOSEPH OBILECINSKI-Student Council 1-2. YVALLY OSTROVVSKI-Football, Craftsmen Club. GEORGE PALENCAR-Pi Delta, Pan American Club, Intramural Basketball and Volleyball. DONALD PAPP-Band 1, Craftsman Club. DAN PARIESE-General. PAUL PECL'KONIS1lVrestling 1-Q-3, Track 1. Sen- ior Play, Junior Play, Stardust Review 1, Christmas Cantata, Senior Exec. Council, Key Club -l, Pi Delta, German Club Q-3, Latin Club 1-2, Photo Club, Glee Club 3-4, Homeroom Officer 2, Jr. Honor Society, Hi Y, Jr. Art Club, F.T.A., Volleyball and Basketball In- tramurals, Operetta. THOIIAS PERKS-Craftsman Club President. CARROLL PHILIPS-Christmas Cantata, Engineer- ing Club, Pi Delta, German Club Q-3-4, Glee Club 3-4, Library Club, Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals 1-Q, Operetta, Jr. Thespian. CHARLES PIERCE-Craftsman Club. GINNY PILKONIS-Junior Play, Band 1, Pi Delta Aux., Latin Club 1-Q, Pan .American Club, Jr, Y Teens, Thespian Club, Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals, RON PINKOSKI-Track 3-4, Key Club 2-3-4, Pi Delta, Latin Club 1-Q, Hi Y, Visual Aides Club. ANTHONY PISANO-Football Q, Track Q-3-4, Sen- ior Play, Junior Play, Christmas Cantata, Yearbook Associate Ed., Engineering Club, Latin Club 2, Home- room Officer 4, Hi Y, Gridiron Club. RHEA POLITIS-Senior Play, Junior Play, Christ- mas Cantata, Class Vice Press. 4, Yearbook Editorial Staff, Newspaper Ed. Staff, Senior Exec. Council, Jun- ior Exec. Council, Pi Delta Aux., Office Aid, French Club, Glee Club QF3-4, Homeroom Ofticer 1, Jr. Honor Society, Sr. Honor Society, Swimming Club, Jr. Art Club, Student Council 1, District Chorus, F.T.A., State Chorus, Operetta, Basketball and Volleyball In- tramurals, Jr. Thespian. This book printed by VELVATONE, a special process of litho- graphic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo, N. Y. No other printing firm is authorized to use the Velvatone method. BIARCIA POIVELL-Senior Play, Junior Play, Christmas Cantata, Newspaper Ed. Staff, Band 1, Lshers Club Q-3, Pi Delta Aux., Latin Club 1-2, French Club, Photo Club, Jr. Honor Society, Sr. Honor Society, Jr. Y Teens, Swimming Club. Ballet Club, Jr. Thespian, Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals, Operetta. DONALD PL'HL!General. JANIC E RICHARDS-District Chorus, Volleyball and Basketball Intramurals, Jr. Thespian, Senior Play, Junior Play, Christmas Cantata, Newspaper Typing Staff, Senior Exec. Council, Llshers Club 3, Pi Delta Aux., Glee Club 2-3-4, Homeroom Officer 1-2-3, Jr. Art Club, Sketch Club. LORRAINE RISH4Yearbook Editorial Staff, News- paper Ed. Statf, lfshers Club Q-3-4, Ofhce Aid, Home Ec. Club, Jr. Y Teens, Commercial Club, F.T.A., Bas- ketball and Volleyball Intramurals, Jr. Thespian Club. KATHERINE ROAT-Yearbook Editorial Staff, Band 3, Ushers Club, Latin Club Q, Home Ec. Club, L'.N. Club, French Club, Swimming Club, Jr. Art Club, Library Club, District Orchestra, Jr. Thespian, Oper- etta, F.T.A., Intramurals. KARL RITTINGER-Photo Club 1-Q-3-4, Pi Delta. BERNARD ROIIAN-Track Q-3-4, Senior Play, Jun- ior Play, Christmas Cantata, Yearbook Sports Editor, Band Q-3-4, Engineering Club, Pi Delta, German Club Q-3-4, Homeroom Officer 3, Jr. Honor Society, Sr. Honor Society, Hi Y. ELLEN ROSEN-Senior Play, Christmas Cantata, Newspaper Ed. Staff, Freshman Exec. Council, Llshers Club 3, Pi Delta Aux., Latin Club 1-2, French Club, Glee Club Q-3-4, G.A.A., Girls Basketball, Jr. Honor Society, Swimming Club, Jr. Art Club, Jr. 'Thespian Club, Operetta, Intramurals. RLITH ROSENGRANT-Class Secretary 4, News- paper Typing Staff, Pi Delta Aux., French Club, Home- room Otticer 4, Jr. Y Teens, Sr. Y Teens, Jr. Art Club, Commercial Club, Library Club, Volleyball and Bas- ketball Intramurals 1-2-3-4. FRED RCDDICK-Craftsman Club. CATHERIINTE RCTSTEIN-Yearbook Business Staff, Newspaper Ed. Staff, Newspaper Editor, Newspaper Bus. Stalf, Psbers Club 3, Pi Delta Aux., French Club, F.T.A., Basketball and Volleyball Intramurals, Sr. Honor Society. DAVID SACHS-Craftsman Club President. ROBERT SALL-Football 1-Q-3-4, Basketball 1-Q-3, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Class Vice President 1, Class Treas- urer 3-4, Newspaper Ed. Staff, Senior Exec. Council, Junior Exec. Council, Sophomore Exec. Council, Fresh- man Exec. Council, Key Club Q-3-4, Pi Delta, Pan American Club, Homeroom Otlicer. Jr. Honor Society, Hi Y, Gridiron Club. BONNIE SAVITZ4Oflice Aid, French Club, Library Club, Sketch Club, F.T.A. CAROL SAVITZ-Llshers Club 3-4, Othce Aid, French Club, Girls Basketball, Library Club, Thespian Club, F.T.A., Volleyball and Basketball Intramurals 1-Q-3-4. MARY LOU SEASOCK-Basketball 3, Stardust Re- view, Sophomore Exec. Council, Pi Delta, Latin Club Q, Girls Tumbling Team, G.A.A., Girls Basketball, Homeroom Oflzicer 4, Sr. Y Teens, Hockey Team, Tap Club, F.T.A., Volleyball Intramurals 1-Q-3-4. JAMES SEBOLKA-Banil 1-2, Latin Club 1-2, Photo Club. STEVEN SERLING-Yearbook Eclitorial Staff, Newspaper Associate Etlitor, Latin Club 1-2, French Club, Photo Club, Jr. llonor Society, S1'. Honor Society, Debating Team. BYRON SIIARD---Banfl 3--l-, Engineering, Club, Pi Delta, French Club, Ili Y, GEORGE SIIEFFLERffierinan Club 2-3-41. BEA'1'1lll'lCSHI'l'l'fNewspaper Bus. Staff, Banfl 1-2, Ilshers Club 2-3, Latin Club 1-2, Pan American Club, Jr. Ilouor Society, Jr. Y Teens, Jr. Art Club, Sketch Club, 1+'.T.A., Volleyball antl Basketball Intra- murals 1-2-I3-4-. ROBERT SIEGELfBasket.ball 2-3--L, Track 1-2-55-I, Yearbook Etl.-in-Chief. Yearbook Sports Etlitor, Year- book Etlitorial Staff, German Club 3--li, Latin Club 1-2, Photo Club, Hoinerooin Otlieer 2, Jr. Honor Society 1-2, Sr. Ilonor Society 3--1-, Banking Club, Volleyball ancl Basketball Intrannirals, Letterinans Club, Pres- itlent Senior Latin Club, Presitlent. Senior llonor So- ciety, Vice Presiclent German Club. STANLEY SAIITHfFootball fi-4, Basketball 1-2-fi--I, Track 1-2, Christmas Cantata, Yearbook Business Staff, Newspaper Bus. Staff, Sophomore Exec. Council, Pi Delta, German Club 3, Latin Club 1-2, Photo Club, Glee Club 3, Volleyball I1lIl'llIllllI'kllS 1-2-fi--I. WARREN SNYDER-Football 1-2-3, Class Presiflent 1, Class Treasurer 2, Junior Exec, Council, Sophomore Exec. Council, Freshman Exec. Council, Key Club 2, Pi Delta, Pan American Club, Stutlent Council 2. MARY SOBOLEIVSKIvFrench Club, Jr. Y Teens, Library Club, Sketch Club, F.'l'.A., Volleyball anrl Bas- ketball Intramurals 1-2-3-4-, Sr. Honor Society, FRANCIS SOROCHAK-Football 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4-, Key Club 3-4, Pi Delta, Latin Club 2, Jr. Honor Society, I-li Y, Basketball Intramurals 1-3-44, RICHARD STAIIFFER-IVrcstling 1-2-3-4, Senior Exec. Council, Key Club 3-4, Enginering Club, Pi Delta, German Club 1. PHILIP STEINIIAIIER-Football 1, Track fl-44, Baseball 1-2, Yearbook Business Staill Newspaper Erl. StaH, Banfl 2-fi-4-, Key Club 3-4, Engineering Club 3--lf, Ivshers Club 1-2-3, Pi Delta, Latin Club 1-2, Pan Ainer- ican Club 55-4, Honieroom Officer 2, Ili Y, Jr. Ilonor Society, Ijbmry Club, Presirlent. of a Hrnneroom, Pres- irlent Pan American Club, Presiflent of Library Club. Representative to Ili Y State Legislature. PATRICIA SIIRVVILLA-Ilshcrs Club 3, Home Ee. Club, Jr. Y Teens, Volleyball anrl Basketball Intranni- rals 1-2-3-4. ELIZABETH TABOR-Yearbook Business Staff, Newspaper Erl. Staff, Newspaper Bus. Staff, Banfl 1-2- 3--1, Engineering Club, Ilshers Club 2-3-4, Pan Amer- ican Club. Swimming Club, Jr. Art Club, Commercial Club. F.T.A., Literary Editor of Newspaper, Heart of Yearbook r-oat-chef-kin,f1. Volleyball anrl Basketball Intramurals 1-2-fl-4, Jr. Thespian Club. JOYCE TAYLOR-Yearbook Erlitorial Staff, Latin Club 2-Fl, Home Ee. Club, Sr. Y Teens, Jr. Thespians. INIARY LOUISE THOMAS-Latin Club 1-Q, Home Ee. Club, French Club, Sr. Y Teens, Swimming Club, Sketch Club, F.T.A. ROSEMARY TONKIN-Stardust Review, Office Airl, Home Ec. Club, Jr. Y Teens, Library Club, Girls Cho- rus, Volleyball and Basketball Intramurals, Freshmen Sophomore Y Teens. PATT1 CSHER-Junior Play, Ushers Club 1-2-3-4, Ohtice Airl, Home Ee. Club, Girls Tumbling Team, G.A.A., Jr. Y Teens, Library Club, Hockey, Basket- ball anrl Volleyball Intramurals, Library Secretary, Presirlent Sophomore Home Ee. Club. PATRICIA WALENISTA4Yearbook Girls Sports Erlitor, Senior Exec. Council, Ivshers Club 3, German Club 3-4-, Volleyball and Basketball Intramurals. JANE VVARFIEl.D4Star1lust Review 2, Christmas Cantata, Junior Exec. Council, Latin Club, Glce Club 2-3-4, Jr. Y Teens, Sr. Y Teens, Jr. Art Club, Sketch Club. LYNNE IVASLEY -'Yearbook Editorial Staff, News- paper lift. Staff, Banrl 1, Pi Delta Aux., Latin Club 1-2, French Club, Glee Club 3-4, G.A.A., Jr. Honor Society, Sr. IIonor Society, Jr. Y Teens, Jr. Art Club, Sturlent Council 2, Hockey 2-3-4-. WILLIAM YVALSII4Aearlemic. ROBERT VVARBIOVTHA-t'shers Club 3--1, Volley- ball anml Basketball Intramurals. LINDA IVEATIIERILL-Stardust Review, News- paper Bus. Staff, Newspaper Typing Staff, Pi Delta Aux., Oflice Airl, Home Ee. Club, Jr. Y Teens, Jr. Art Club, Library Club 3--1-, Sketch Club 2, Glee Club, Vol- leyball antl Basketball Intramurals. JAIIES IVEAVERfSophoniore Exec. Council, Crafts- man Club. GEORGIA YVILLIANIS-Junior Exec. Council, Pi Delta Aux., Ofliee Aid, Home Ee. Club, Homeroom Officer 1, Girls Chorus, Volleyball antl Basketball In- trannirals. Jl'DY lVILSONfClass Secretary 2-3, Newspaper Typing SlaH:, Junior Exec. Council, Sophomore Exec. Council, Ivshers Club 11, Pi Delta Aux., Jr. Y Teens, Sr. Y Teens, Stuclent Council 1, Sketch Club. JANET VV!JLFLE--Yearbook Typing StaH, News- paper Bus. Staff, Newspaper Typing Etlitor, Bansl 1-2, Cshers Club 2-23, Pi Delta Aux., G.A.A., Hoineroom Olheer 2-3, Jr. Y Teens, Swinnning Club, Jr. Thcspians, Girls Chorus, Volleyball and Basketball Intramurals 1-2-3-4. llockey Team. Sll1Rl.1'ZV IVUOD--Oflice Aifl, Home Ec. Club 3-4, lloinerooin Otticer 1, Girls .lr. Chorus, Volleyball anti Basketball lnlraninrals. 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