Dunmore High School - Laurels Yearbook (Dunmore, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1958 volume:

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V , Q . 1 7 '1 ,v ' , In the hearts of the Graduatmg Semors of 1958 wtll remam fond thoughts of our pnnctpal Mr Bradtcan a person whom we have looked up to dunng our short acquamtance Havrng accepted the responsrble posltron of pnncrpal he has fulfrlled hrs dunes as advtsor to the students and faculty We know m the future that he w111 contmue to gurde the underclassmen as well as he dtd us at I EDWARDJ DEVINE In October of 1956 we were saddened by the passrng away of our beloved prm crpal Mr Edwardj Devme Havrng spent two years under hrs guldance we shall never forget the way he explarned to us the rmportance of our hrgh school educatton On graduatron dav we wrll recall hrs heart warmrng words spoken wrth krnd ness and deep meanlng Qumcw Wfewod Thrnkmg about our graduatron naturally makes us remember our fellow classmate Frame l-lewttt whose memory has lrngered on wrth us throughout our remarmng days at Dunmore Senror H1 School Truly he would have reached hls goal wrth the success whlch he deserved 4 s, h F l. . .gh JAMES R GILLIGAN Superrntendent of Schools 7ot4e af775f You are members of the lzrghty Erghth Class to graduate from our Dunmore Hrgh School Durrng these many years the alumnr have been remembcrrng the happy years spent rn our own Hrgh School As the years hurrv along you wrll be anxrous to renew rn m mory the manv frrends of your elementary and hrgh school years The students rn our schools are crtrzens of our own borough and they must assume the rcsponsrbrlrtres whrch come to the rnhabrtants of our beloved natron Wrth contrnurng cooperatron vou wrll meet the many challenges of the present era For our Dunmore School Drstrrcr I wrsh to express to every graduate our best wrshes for many years of contrnued success James R Grllrgan Superrntendent of Schools 5 s I I . . V V . - 1 . ' s v s 4- ' ' Q Y . . . , O , . s., 4 . ' v 1 ' - v I s I . yy 1 's ' '. , .. . ' V 1 - y eachz JAMES GATTO LORRAINE MASTRIANI Mrs GERAID WALSH Mrs VIVIAN NACHAND EUGENIA DE FAZIO V1ce Prmclpal 6 JOHN A BANKS 744445141 Sophomore Registration Teachers LEFT to RIGHT Miss Doroth Bevelock, Mr Emmett McGuire Mrs Sarah Maffullo, Mr James Conway, Miss Clalre Letten, James Scott Junior Registration Teachers- SEATED, Left to Right: Mr. John Tomes, Miss Mary McDonald, Mr. Thomas Preston. STANDING: Miss Elizabeth Reardon, Mr. Louis Viola. Freshman Registratlon Teachers SEATED, Left to Right Miss Grace McCann Miss Sallie Regan STANDING Mr Pasquale Alloy, Miss Lucy McDermott, Mr Frank Duffy SEATED, Left to Right Mlss Claire Gnbbon L1brar1an, Miss Frances Dowling STANDING Industrial Arts Instructor Mr James McAndrew Secretary Mlss Antoinette Donato 7 74145044 We as Freshmen were starttng somethrng new berng rn the hrgh school for the frrst trme Mr Devme warned us of the trrps to Room 13 however some of us attempted to go The present Senror Class was separated rnto two parts be cause of lack of accomodatron Although we were separated durxng most of the year we jorned together to have our Freshman Hop our frrst dance At the start of our Sophomore year we were jorned by the other half of our Class and so we made many new frrends Our Sophomore year was comparatrvely uneventful except for our wrnnrng the rntramural basketball champronshtp and the holdrng of our Valentme Dance and Sophomore Frolrc The followrng fall we began our Junror year rn whrch some of our classmates were mducted rnto the Natronal Honor Socrety The next event was our Halloween Dance whrch helped a great deal wrth the expenses for our Junror Prom whrch was held at the Elk s Club tn May ln sprte of all the happy events we were saddened by the death of our prrncrpal Mr Devrne Our Sentor Year found us wrth a new prtncrpal Mr Bradrcan and lookrng forward to our responsrbrlrtres as Sen tors We had to decrde our future for slowly graduatron was comrng upon us Chrrstmas came and so drd the Chrrstmas Formal whrch we sponsored Name cards prctures and class rrngs began to appear around the school Many com mrttees were busy workmg on the frnal preparatron of the Yearbook We looked forward to our Senror Class Nrght held at All Sarnts Hall on May 28th and our Drnner Dance whrch was held at the Hotel Casey tn Scranton Commencement the brg event frnally came and ended the four years of our educatron at dear old Dunmore Hrgh As we took our places on the platform we heard the frnal speeches that would prepare us rn our future lrves Under the banner of Servrce we wrll always remam dedrcated to Dunmore Hrgh School tts faculty and tts students 8 I 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , , . 1 1 f 1 1 n 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 . - 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 - C5 X'--'il LZX L.. eniom if President Offccefw JOHN GREGORSKI MARGARET RUDDY Treasurer CAROLEE SANDONE Vice President PHILIP DUNIO V1ce Presrdent ADRIENNE CESARI Financial Secretary ANNETTE TELESCO Recording Secretary 10 JOSEPHINE ARCIERI General ' A gal who s always cheery Chorus 4 Dance Comm1ttee 3 JEANETTE BARDINI Commercial an Good golly 'Miss Molly' ' Class Officer 1,2 ,3 ,4 Drill Team Flag Twirler 3 Miss Dunmore Buck 4 Newspaper 2,3 National Honor Society 3,4 Co editor of Yearbook 4 Dance Committee 3 Class Pro gram 3 Concert 3 JOAN BELLF5 Commercial Joame Belles of Dunmore High Sewing Club 1 Class Pro gram 1 Operetta 1 NANCY BEPPLER Academic Nance Her frlends w1ll multipl as the years go by ' M Jorette 2,3 ,4, Class Program 2,3 Chorus 1,4 Newspaper 3,4, Yearbook 4 Sewing Club 1 VICTOR BIDEGANETA Industrial FIHHCI With all h1s keys, he'11nev locked out Class Program 3 MARILYN BUBNESS Academic Bubby O, Marilyn, my Marilyn. --Cla.SS Program 2,35 Class Officer 2, Chorus 1,2 ,3 ,4, Dance Committee 25 Drill Team 4, Newspaper 3,4, Yearbook 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Sewing Club 1. - 11 7 JANE BUCHANAN Commercral 'Jam Tall shm Jane Student Coun crl 4 Chorus 4 Dr111 Team 2,3,4 Newspaper 4 Dance Comrnrttee 3 JOSEPH BUNDY Academrc Joe Bundy IS late on Monday Band 1 Football 2,3,4 LEONARD BUTKIEWICZ Academxc Lenny ' He tops our 11st Stud Councrl 2, Class Offrcer 1,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 2, , Dance Comrnrttee 3 Year book 4 Newspaper 4 Class Program 1,2,3, Natlonal Honor Socrety 3,4, Vrce Presxdent 4 Freld 8:Stream Club 1 MARY ELLEN BUTLER Acadernlc LuLu She s cute, she s pe 1S never a flrrt Class Of frcer 2,3 Student Councrl 1 Chorus 1,4, Dance Com mrttee 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 1,2 ,3 Captarn 4, News paper 1,2, Co edrtor 4 Newspaper Club 1 Class Program 1,2,3,4 Natxonal Honor Socrety 3,4 Pres1 dent 4 GERARD BYRON Academrc Red ' Lively, clever, jolly and gay. -- Football Manager l,3- Art Club 1- Class Program 2 ,3, Intramural Basketball 1- Bowling 3,4 JANE CALLI Academic Janie Put up the rubber poles, here comes Janie.' --Student Council 3, Chorus Z,2,3 4, Dance Com- mittee l,2,3g Yearbook 43 News- , paper 2,3,4g Newspaper Club 15 f ' National Honor Society 3,45 Class V Program 1,2,3. K 12 SALVATORE CAPOCCI Industrial 'Herb appy puts the top on things LORRAINE CAPOOCIA Commercial Lone ave any gum, chum 9 Chorus 4 Dance Committee 3 MARIE CASTELLANO General Mane' A smart dresser ' C a Officer 2,3 ,4 Majorette 3,4 Dance Committee 2 3 4 Yearbook 3,4 ROSE CECCACCI Academic Rosie Rosie is very posie. --Cho rus 2,3 ,4, Drill Team 3,4- Newspaper 49 Dance Com- mittee 3. ADRIENNE CESARI Commercial Age' Age is never in a rage. --Drill Squad 2,3 ,4g Yearbook 4, News- paper 4, Bowling 45 N.H.S. 3,43 Chorus 3,45 Class Officer 1,2,3g Financial Secretary of Senior Class 45 Dance Committee 2,3 ,4. JOANNA CIANCI . Academic Joni Margaret Flxppo. Class Officer 45 Chorus 2,45 Dance Committee ' 3 4' Drill Team 13 JEAN CLEMENT Commercial Jean Oh, my Clementine. --Chorus 1,25 Bowling Captain 35 Sewing and Nursing Club 1. ROSE MARIE COLA Academic 'Rosy ' The girl with the big he Chorus 1, Band 1 Nursing Club 1 Bowling 4 Class Program 2 LEONARD COLANGELO Academic 'Len If you want a friend, always call on Len Football 1 3,4 Co captain 4 Basket ball l Baseball 3,4 Track 2 Yearbook 4 Bowling 4 Class Officer 3 Chairman of Jr Prom 3 FRANCIS COMPARETTA General Barney' 'A clever lad who rs nev sad Bowling 3 JAMES CONTESSA Academic ' Coon Slim Jim Basketball 2,4 Chorus 1 4 Dance Committee 2 Intramural Basketball 1 2,3- Hunt- ing and Fishing Club 1- National Honor Society 3,4- Class Program 1- Wrestling. CARINA COSTANZO General Sheena Carina may be a peculiar name but oh, my gosh! What a frame. --Bowling 3,43 Drill Team 3,4- Chorus 3,4- Cheerleader 2- Spring Concert 3. 14 JENNIE COVIELLO General Jen ' ute and mce so full of hfe Color Guard 2 Flag Twlrler 3 Chorus 4 GEORGIANA COX Academlc Ofgl eorg1ana, avec son T S F Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 News paper Club 1 ROSEMARY DEL ROSARIO Commercral o The g1rl Wlth a shmmg crown of glory Class Of frcer 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Dance Comrmttee I 2,3 4 Drrll Team 2, Flag Twlrler 3,4 Yearbook 4 Natxonal Honor Socxety 3,4 Semor Class Of f1cer 4 ROSE DE MARCO General Qualxty not quantlty Chorus 4 Dance Com mrttee 3 LOUIS DE NAPLES lndustnal Louxe Your fnendly grocer Dance Commrttee Student Counc11 4 Dance Committee 4- Shop Club 2,3 4' Yearbook Staff. VICTOR DE PASQUALE A Industrial CI-lbby Barber wanted! --Football 1,25 , Intramural Basketball 2. 15 JOHN DEVINE General Zeke Here comes Jack, he's on the right track. Band lg Chorus 1,2,3g Operetta lg Art Club 1. TED DOBSON Academic Teddy A sure hit. Baseball l,2,3,4g Basketball 13 Class Officer 23 Chorus 49 Football 13 Dance Com- mittee 33 Intramural Basketball 23 Bowling 2,3,45 Wrestling 2. MARGARET DONLY Academic Peggy Sweet little Peg Cla s Officer 1 Student Council 2 Drill Team 2 3,4 Dance Committee 1 2 PHILIP DUNIO Academic Phi The man with the golden arm Football 1 2, Baseball 2,3,4 Class Officer 1 3 Vice Presrdent of Senior Class 4, Dance Committee 3,4 Newspaper 3 4 Class Pro gram 3 4 Bowling 2 4, Wrestling 2, Chorus 4, Student Announcer 4 JOSEPH DuPAY Academ1c oe Class clown never wi frown Track 3 4 Chorus 4, Band l 2 3 Intramural Basketball 1 Track 3 4 Chorus 4 Band 1,2,3 Intra mural Basketball 1 Bowling 2 4 Wrestling 1 Class Program 1, JOSEPH DURKIN Academ1c Happy go Lucky Class Offr er 1 Class Program 1,2 3, Basketball 1 Wrestling 1 Science Club 1 easel 16 EDWARD EARLEY Academlc Yardley We ve been thmkmg about Barley, lately Basketball Manager 1,2,3 Track Manager 1, 3,4, Intramural Basketball 1 Chorus 4 Yearbook 4 Huntmg 8z Flshmg Club 1 Scorekeeper for Basketball 3 MARY RITA HARLEY Academlc Mary R1 A frlendly glrl, wlth a cute 11 l cur PAUL EVANS Industnal Paul On the track he s a star and we know that he'll go far Track 1,2,3,4 Chorus 4 Class Program 3, Intramural Basketball 1 THOMAS FALZONE Acadermc Stones The lone nder Class Of flcer 1,2 ,3 4 Dance Com mlttee 2,3,-4 Natxonal Honor Socxety 3 4 Huntmg 8zF1sh mg Club 1 Wrestlmg 1 THERESA FINNERTY General Theresa 'A gxrl so sweet, whom we d llke to meet JOHN FITT Academlc Jay Phfft' Basketball 1 2,3 Baseball 2,3,4, Intramural Basket ball 1,2 Class Offrcer 4 Chorus 4 Class Program 1, Dance Com mlttee 2,4, Shop Club 1 Wres tlmg 1 17 ' ll ll ll I ' ' Ju-- Q B Q I 5 S 3 l ' 'ra H . . . .tt e 1. ' ll ll I -- s s V. , , ' ll u ' .Il-- .- . I . , 3 n - ., in 9 . 1 S . ' 5 . ll ll , . , . ' ll ll H 'u ' Q x43 s ' 5 9 . 5 , WAYNE FLIS Commercial Chief' Wayne and his chain are linked together. --Class Officer 25 News- paper 4, Dance Committee 2. JUDY FOX Academic Foxie She has only been here a year but to us she is a dear --Chorus 4 THOMAS FOX Academic Tucker An end on the field, but h ll always be 1n front ' Football 1 2,3 4 Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2, Bowling 3,4 Chorus 4 ANTHONY FRANCESCHELLI Academic Skelly Out of the test tube an mto the Bunsen Burner Track 3,4 Chorus 4 Band 1,2 ,3 Yearbook 4, Athletic Club 1 Bowling 2,4 Wres tlmg 1 Class Program 1 Concert Band 1,2 LOIS F URELLO General Lois Lois come lately ANN GALIAGHER General Ann Late for school but not for a date Chorus 4, Dance Com mittee 3 4 18 DAVID GAUL General R1ch1e 'Davxd Gaul IS always m the h ll, that s all' Chorus 3 JUDITH GATTO Academlc Judy Llttle Dltto Class Offxcer 2,3,4, Dance Commlttee 1 2 3 4 Dr11l Team 2 3 4 Lxbrary Club 1 Operetta 1, Chorus l,2,3 4 Year book 4 Newspaper 3 4 Natlonal Honor SOCISKY 3,4 Class Program 1,2 3 4 RALPH GENELLO Industrlal Jelly ' Jelly IS never ln a jam Baseball 3 4 Chorus 4, Intra mural Basketball 1 Shop Club 1 FRANK GENETT lndustnal Foo ' I-hgh and Mxghty F ball Manager 2 Bowllng 2,3, Student Counc1l 2 CONCETTA CILARDE AC3d8mlC Cetta ' Personality plus ' Majorette 1 Chorus 1 CAROLYN GILLETTE General Care Gwe us a G Cheerleader 2 3,4 Co Captam 4 Yearbook 4 Newspaper 4, Class Off1C8I 3 Dance Commrttee 3 19 u - ' n , . . . 2 1 rn-- - n u u ' - Il- - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 S 1 I ' - vu l ', ll ' ' -.. .., ,C . 1 1 ' ' X S 4 - u J ' ' ' . -- oot- 9 . 5 ,, . . , , ll ' 1 ' . . r - 1 1 . ' 'Q ', 1 u u n ' u 11 nu-- 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 330 CATHERINE GILLIGAN Academic Cathy Day . . . --Chorus 1,29 Band 1,2, 3,45 Class Program 1,23 Nursing Club 1. JEAN MARIE GILLIGAN Commercial Jeanne . . . And Night. --Band 1,25 Sewing Club 1,23 Nursing Club 1 - Chorus 1 2 Class Program 1 Drill Team 3,4 Class Officer 4 Dance Committee 4 MARIE GRAMBO General Marie peedo Majorette 1 Chorus 1 RUTH GREGA Academic Ruthie Miss Sweet Tooth 8 National Honor Society 3 4 Cheerleader 2,3 ,4 News paper 3,4 Yearbook 4 Cho rus 1,4, Class Program 2,3,4 Dance Committee 3 4, Sew 1ng Club 1 JOHN GREGORSKI Academlc Johnny President of this, Chairman f that, on the back, he deserves a pat ' Class Officer 1 President of Senior Class 4, Dance Committee 4- Band 1,2- Newspaper 4- Bowling 2 3,4- National Honor Society 3, - Class Program 2. CHESTER GRODACK ' Academic Chet Man of all trades --Class Of- ficer 1,3 4- Band 1- Chorus 4- Dance Committee 3 4- Class Program 2,3- Field and Stream Club 1- Yearbook 4- Wrestling 1, 20 FLORENCE HARTSHORN Commerclal 'F 0 Flo and the Juniors Chorus 4 Cheerleader 2,3 ,4 Dance Com mittee 3 4 Class Program 2 Class Officer 4 Newspaper Club 1 Bowling 4 MARGARET HEENAN Commercial Margie ' ur Heenan is well meanrn ' horus 2 3,4 EDWARD 1-IETSKO Academic Eyes et's go Hetsko Foot ball 2 Track 3,4 Class Of rcer 2,3, Intramural Bas etball 1,2 Bowling 2,3 ,4 Chorus 4 Class Program 1 Swimming 3 Wrestling l CAROL HUBER Academic Carol Little Miss Hubbard is lost in the cupboard ' Chorus 1 2,3 Dance Commrttee 2 3 Yearbook 4 Class Pro gram 1,2,3, Newspaper 3,4 Library Club 1 National Honor Society 3,4 Class Of ficer 4 MARY HY LAN General Mane There'll be a change in yo laundry Majorette 1,2 Class Program 2,3' Bowling 2' Club 1. THERESA BSICAVIDO Commercial Tre 'Good things come in sm packages. --National Honor Soci- ety 3 4- Student Council 2 ' President 4' Flagtwirler 2,3- Ca - tain 43 Newspaper 2,3g Concert 45 Class Officer 15 Bowling 4, Dance Committee 2,3 ,4g Chorus 3. 21 HENRY JOHNSON Industrial Hank xtra, extra, read all about it' Shop Club 4 EILEEN JONES Academic Pudgy omedy galore, she ll have you rollin on the floor Chorus 2 3 4, Class Program 2,3 Bowling 2 Club 1 MARY JUBA Academic Toppy Toppy 1 on top S u dent Council 2 Dance Com mittee 1 2,3 4 Class Officer 4 Drill Team 2,3,4 Year book 3 4 Newspaper 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 PATRICIA KAYS General at Easy on the steam! --Drill Team 2,3,45 Newspaper 4' Dance Committee 2' Club 1 PAULA KAZMIERSKI Academic Paula Allen Street debutante. --Class Officer 2,39 Chorus 1-43 Dance Comm. 3, Yearbook 49 Class Program 1,2 ,3, Newspaper 49 Library Club 1, Bowling 29 Natl. Honor Society 3,4. KATHRYN KEARNEY Academic Kay Frank's girl but ours too. --Class Officer 1-43 Chorus 1-4, Dance Comm. 1-45 Chairman 1,29 Drill Team 2,35 Capt. 4, Newspaper 3,45 Yearbook 45 Class Program 3, Library Club 1, Natl. Honor Society 3,4. 22 GEORGE KEHRLI Academic George I-le'll never need a dime as long as he has Penny. --Football lg Baseball Mgr. 1-45 Basketball 1,2, Class Officer 1,2, Student Council 23 Chorus 45 Yearbook 4, Field Sz Stream Club 1, Operetta 1, Class Program 1,3, Dance Comm. 1, Intramural Basketball 1-4, Bowling 1-4, Wrestling 1. JOAN KOTSALA Commercial Joanie Church bells will ring because she s wearing a ring ' Flag twrrler 3 4 Class Program 1 Stu dent Council 4, Chorus 1, Dance Comm 2 Newspaper 4 LOUIS LA CAPRA Academic Chops Choice Chops Football 2 Wrestlrng 1 JAMES LAVELLINE Academic ' Doodles Most guys have a girl , b Doodles has a curl Bas ketball 2,3 Chorus 4 Intra mural Basketball 2 3 Bowl mg 4, National Honor Soci ety 3,4 Class Program 2 3 ROBERT MCANDREW Academic Jake Although we call him Chips, he s never down Basketball 1, , Bowling 3 4 Class Program 1,2 3 Dance Committee 2,4 Intramural Basketball 1,2 Chorus 4 Club ANN MCCABE Commercial aggy A symbol of St Patr1ck's Day Drill Team 2,3,4 Class Officer 3 Class Program 1,3 Dance Com mittee 1 2 3 Newspaper 1 Year book 4 Chorus 1 4 Student Coun crl 1 23 EDWARD MCDONAID Academic Mickey Once in a while. --Basketball lg Bowling 2g Class Program 1,2,3g Intramural Basketball 15 Class Of- ficer 15 Hobby Club 25 Chorus 15 Future Teachers of America Club 15 Wrestling 1. NANCY MCDONALD Academic Nancy Good housekeeping? Flag twirler 3 4 Class Program 1 Newspaper 3,4, Chorus 1 MARGARET MCDONOUGH General Peggy g of our hearts Class Program 1,2 MARYELLEN MCMYNNE Commerclal Maryellen Start yell1n', Maryell n Bowling 4 Dnll Team 3 4, Class Program 1 MONICA MAFFULLO Commercial Monica Betty Crocker Bowling 3 4 National Honor Socrety 3,4 MARGARET MAGLIO Academic Peggy Sweet and Gentle Chorus 2 Majorette 2 3 4 Sewing Club 1 24 ,G CLARE MANDARANO Commerclal Clare Here s a Clare, who 1S always fa1r Natlonal Honor Soclety D GEORGE MARCINKO AC8dem1C Mart George wxthout h1s gum IS 11k a park bench wlthout a bum Class Offxcer 1, Chorus 1,2, Class Program 2 3 4 Dance Com mxttee 1 Wrestlmg 1 Zll MICHAEL MARGOTTA Industrlal 'Murp 'Walt for the hlllers' Track 2 ,3,4, Yearbook 4 Intramural Basketball 3 Shop Club 4 JOSEPH MARIANELLI General 'Percy Man on the g Cl Play 1,2 Wrestlmg 2 In tramural Basketball 1 JOHN MARUSCHAK Academrc Jackxe He s an artlst, he s a clown, h s our man up or down Football 2 Basketball 1 Class Offmcer 1 Class Program 1 Yearbook 4 ARGIA MATTIOLI General Ar She s always 1D style w1th a pleasant sm11e Class Ofhcer 2 Class Program 1, Chorus 1 Dance Commlttee 2 Bowlmg 4 25 JOHN MECCA ACaClem1C J0hnn What s up Doc 7 Student Coun c11 3 Class Offrcer 1,2 ,4, Year book 4, Intramural Basketball 1 Class Program 1 Natxonal Honor Socrety 3,4 Dance Commxttee 2 3 4 Co Charrman Sophomore Frohc 2 Chorus 4 LOUIS MECCA Acadermc Motts He tells Jokes, that s all folks Football 2 Basketball 1 Class Offxcer 1 Yearbook 4 Class Pro gram 1 JAMES MELLODY General J1m Name that tune ' A Club 1 ICI-IAEL MECCA Industrl al M1 ke for Molly Football 1 2 3 4, Intramural Basketball 1,2,3 Class Offxcer 1 Dance Commlttee 3, Shop Club 2 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 FRANCIS MILLS Industrxal Pete Our answer to Elvls Shop Club 3,4 Yearbook 4 Dance Com mlttee 3,4 Class Program 1 Foot ball 3 MARY MISTRETTA General Mehr Mary, Mary IS not contrary Student Councxl 3 Chorus 2 3 4 I I 7 26 ' yfl k K ll I . -- - . S . I - . S . . I 1.5 ' 3 . ' ll ll ' I .Il 3 S M ' Il ' ll I - ' Gay and jolly, he's the guy ll ' Q n 1 3 - II ' ll ll I l-- rt ' ll II u ' .u-- JOAN MOLESSA Academic Joan1e 'Here is to Joame, who is no phoney Drill Team 2,3 Yearbook 3 4 Newspaper 3 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Class Program 3 MADELYN MONAHAN Academic Moxie She slices balogna, but nev throws it ' Chorus 2 Drill Team 2 3 4 Science Club 1 Bowling 2 17 JOHN MORELLI Academic Yommy For Sale A couch, pad and pencil Basketball ,2,3,4 Intramural Basket ball l,2,3, Wrestling 1 MARGUERITE MURPHY General Murph Flip, flop, who s on top? Marguerite who can t be beat Chorus 4 ANGELO NARO Industrial Ang Never narrow-minded. --Bowling 2,33 Class Officer 3,49 Class Pro- gram 35 Dance Committee 2. MICHAEL NEARY Industrial Mike He will never be far away. 27 JOSEPH NICASTRO Academic Gitts There will be complaints, that we all know, So please address them all to Joe. --Football 2,3 ,4, Baseball 2,3 ,4g Basketball 2,3 ,4, Co-Captain 4, Class Officer 3,43 Chorus 4, Dance Committee 2,3,4, Yearbook Editor 4, Class Program 2,35 Courtesy Award 3. PATRICIA NICHOLAS Commercial a A sweet gal who IS a swell pa Bowling 3 4, Drill Team 3 Class Officer 4 Class Program 1 3 Dance Committee 4 Prom Queen 3 PETER NICHOLAS General ' Red We know a guy h1s name 1 Red We know he will get ahead Football 1,2, Bowling 1 2,3,4 Class Officer 3 Dance Committee 1,2,3, Intramural Basketball 1 Year book 4 Wrestling 4 Student Council 3 ANDREW NOVAK Academlc 'An Pr1de and Joy of B 8cB Class Officer 2 3 Dance Committee 2 3, Yearbook 4 Wrestling 1 2 Intramural Basketball 1 Class Program 1 Club 1,2 JAMES O'BOYLE Academic His personality would never f1t in his little car ' Class Program 1 SHIRLEY O HARA Commercial Shirl hirl really gives that flag a twirl Flagtwirler 3,4 Class Program 1 Chorus 4 4 28 JOHN OSWALD Academic Ozzie Ozzie's still looking for Harriet. --Bowling 33 Band 1,2,3g Intra- mural Basketball Ig Track Man- ager l,2,3,4g Class Program 1. DOLORES PACE Academic De For a change of Pace, walk with De. --Majorette 2,3 ,45 Yearbook 45 Prorn Committeesg Class Pro- gram 1. THOMAS PALLO Commerclal Tom Have t1me will travel ' Class Program 1 Yearbook 4 Newspaper 4 THOMAS PATRICK Academic Slim We go for hrm rn a big way Bowling 4 Class Of frcer 4, Dance Committee 4 Class Program 1, Yearbook 4 WI6Stl1Hg 1 Football 1 RUTH PENN Academlc Ruthie Always rn stitches Majorette 3 4 Class Program 1,2 ,3 News paper 4 Yearbook 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Festival 1 YVONNE PHILLIPS General Yvonne' Friendly smile always 1n style Bird Club 29 ROSE MARIE PIGGA General ' Ro rgga Boo Class Program Chorus 1 Flagtwxrler 3 4 HELENE PILGER Commercxal Helene e s nlce she's sweet she's a grrl who can t be beat ' Student Councrl 4 Sewmg and Nursmg Club 1 ALINE PRICE General IS The Prrce 15 rlght Class Program 2 ir . , 2 RONNIE PORTANOVA Academrc Port ' ye Aye S1r News paper 4 SANTO QUATRA lnduSt1'1a1 Sandy The center of our team and of our attentlon ' Football 1,2,3 4 Co Capta1n 4 Yearbook4 In tramural Basketball 35 Track 25 Shop Club 2,3,4. DENNES REESE Commercial Denny Dennes the Menace. --Track 25 Class Officer 23 Newspaper 43 Class Program 1. 30 BEVERLY REYNOLDS Academic Bev Beautiful Brown Eyes. --Class Officer 25 Chorus 1,3545 Operetta 15 Concert 3,45 Dance Committee 2,35 Drill Team 45 Yearbook 45 Newspaper 45 Class Program 2,35 Sewing Club 15 National Honor Society 3,45 Festival 1. DANIEL RICCARDO IDA RICCARDO Commercial I a Ida, sweet as apple cider Bird Club Industrial Danny Danny at the shop. --Football 25 Shop Club 25354. MARILYN RICCARDO Commercial Maryland Someones favorite se tary Drill Team 2 Class Program 3, National Honor Society 3 4 JOSEPH RINAGGIO Academic oe Always a smart answer, but never he right one PETER RINKER Academic Pete The man with the beat u dent Council 1 Band 1,2,3,4 Science Club 1 Class Program 1 Chorus4 Concert 1,2 Swimmin 3 Operetta 1 31 MARGARET RUDDY Academic Margee An Ir1sh lass, the flame of the class Student Coun crl 3,4, Treasurer of Semor Class 4, Class Offlcer 1 Chorus 1,3 4 Operetta 1 Concert 3 4 Dance Com mrttee 1,3,4 Dnll Team Yearbook 4 Newspaper 4 Class Program 2,3 Sewmg Club 1 Natronal Honor So crety 3,4, Fest1va1 1, Vrce Pres1dent of Student Coun c11 4 paper 4 JOSEPH ROCHE Academic Coach A tisket a tasket he made another basket. --Baseball 2 ,3 ,4g Basket- ball 2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Class Officer 4, Yearbook 4, Class Pro- gram lg Intramural Basketball 1,2 3 Wrestlmg 1 Sclence Club MARGARET SANDERS Commercral Maggr Maggle, Maggre, very quxet, she could never cause a r1ot ' News NICHOLAS ROSS Academrc Nrck Ross the Boss Football Mgr 1,2,3 4 Baseball Mgr 1,2 3 Basketball l Bowlrng 2 3 4 Class Program 1 Chorus 4, Club 1 2 SARAH RUANE Commercral Sally Sally, Sally, what a gr 1 she can march and she can tw1r1' Bowllng 4 Class Offrcer 2,3, Drum Majorette 4 Majorette 1,2,3, Class Program 1 M CAROLEE SANDONE Academlc ' Ma Caro1ee 15 lrke a pearl, a v ry precrous llttle grrl V Pres Sr Class 4 Class Offrcer 2,3 Chorus 1,3,4, Operetta 1, Con cert 3 4 Dance Comm 1 4 Majorette 1 4 Head Majorette 4 Yearbook4 Newspaper 3,4 Class Program 2,3 Sewmg Club 1 N H S 3 4 Fest1va11 2 32 HAROLD SERINE Academrc 'Harry ' He's not skmny he's bullt that's W1 t ' ClassOff1cer4 Chon1s4 Dance Commlttee 4 Class Pro gram 2 3 Intramural Basketball 2,3, 4 Wrestllng 1 Football Manager 3,4 CATHERINE SEUMENICHT Commerclal Cathy The Candy Kxtchen Queen Class Offxcer 4 Chorus 1 Dance Commlttee 4 Drlll Team Sub 4 Yearbook 4, Class Program 2,3,4 Sewmg Club 1 Natronal Honor Soclety 3,4, Bowlmg 4 WILLLAM SIBIO Industrral Slbx odeo Ranger' Track ,4 Shop Club 2,3, ANGELO SILEO Academlc Butch ' eepy tlme guy Na tlonal Honor Soclety 3,4 K N BETTY SIMONSON Commercxal Betty A quiet one but has a lot of fun Student Councrl 1 Class Pro gram 2,3 FLORENCE SORANNO General 'Flossy Ho' Sk1pper ' Concert 2 Chorus 3,4, Dance Commrttee 3 33 . I I V H . 1 I 1 '1 ' '-- ' s s 4, ' If I ' H-- , . 3 ' .5 QF I . 7 . ' Il ' 'll HR ' -- r 3 5 4. 1' V - is.-T ,1 4 T 4 ,f 5 ' ' u 5 'Sl ' . -- - 5 . is 4 X x n K' - u ll I II ' .ll -- - 9 - Q2 I . ' . -- ,3g JAMES SORANNO Academlc J1mmy Wrap hxm up, he's our package Baseball 2 3,4 Chorus 4 ARTHUR STANTON Academlc Stos ur Mr Musxc Chorus 3 Band 1,2,3 4 Class Program 2 3, ROCCO SUMMA Academrc Rock on't knock the Roc Chorus 2,3, Class Offrcer 2 ANNETTE TELESCO Commercral Nettle Nettre lrkes spaghe Class Offrcer 1,2,3,4 Secre tary of Semor Class 4 Con cert 3, Chorus 2,3,4 Natlonal Honor Socrety 3,4 Dance Commlttee 1 2,3,4 Drrll Team 2,3,4, Yearbook 4' Bowling 4. EUGENE TELESCO Industrial Tig 'A ton of coal for Pat. --Bask - ball 2 3,4- Intramural Basketball 2- Shop Club 2,3,4. FRANK TOLERICO A Academic Rico Stop at Kay's!' --Basketball 2' Yearbook 4' Class Program 2 - Intramural Basketball 1 2,3- Hunt- ing and Fishing Club 1. 34 JOSEPH TOOMEY Industrial Stone Toomey will never be gloomy Class Program 2,3, Science Club 1 Intramural Basketball 1 JOSEPH TRAINO Academic oe He ll go far in this world Class Officer 3,4 Dance Commit tee 3 4 Yearbook 4 Track 2 Foot ball 2 National Honor Society 3 Basketball Intramural 3 Chorus 3,4, Class Program 4 PATRICIA URQUHART Commercial Pat A trrcky gxrl Bowling Trickster 3,4, Class Officer 1 Class Program 1 2, Student Council 4 National Honor Society MARIE VERRASTRO General Marie girl wlth a smlle horus 3,4, Bird Club 1 PASQUALE VOLONINO Academic Pat 'Pat hlts your eye like a big px pxe ' Class Officer 1,2,3,4 Dance Committee 1,2,3,4, Football 25 Class Program 3,45 Yearbook 45 Chorus 3,4. THERESA WALSH Academic Tre She's a riot, she's a tease, a cer- tain teacher she can never please. --Drill Team 2,3,4, Class Officer 1,45 Class Program 1,25 Newspaper 1,43 National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 2. 35 JOEL WEISSMAN General Joe1es o Gulf, wxth We1ssman ' Shop lub 3,4, Chorus 4 JAMES FOLEY Industrxal J1mm1e ull of mlschlef full of fun Bowlmg 1 2 Shop Club 3 4 36 QL Q-1 0MFCL Aff, U, fm BMX'-gay - N QA ,272 xl fl lfqlivi W',h , fqpil .pf : ag , h. JV' ,IJ-,fff -- A I ' f O . ' 0 Q -A H , M x . Q - ju ' ' 'Y' IN 5 A - o o 0 'GQ' .ry mi W v V f 75 'ir' m'h ..au5'!f T' 'ul ' . , V X A i A A If 0 ' V' W f- .V .' A .EW ' M ? ' -.vs H2-P-1 - W 'w' ' --2 'fd-A ' QQ- 2' gg li- 41.2 W He, Y ' .-f fj .. var N 0 J ' , . A4 . 4 . J' f 1 M ,gf 'P' Hr- 'W 4 O 0 P . ' r 'i' , I' go K., D. .s V' , , Q 1 , .q-'9'3 ,J tn i ri! S, gg .4 X EQ I I H3 f Q QA Y W , Q 6 1 3? I Q IF M9 9 ZW f My wifi-xa.4,vwf' ,,.,.w' t ?'!!1Hww- lb- rg- , A . X, , , 4 I 5? M5 f'T 'Tvf vi wg mmf 4 fggff, 1 n XX 1 4' ' - - x , A ,l 0 I, Q' 4 Q 'S' I 0 ,J , L 4,, 5 ' - yx M P ' I A ' . 'E . if if me F Y gf? r wg 13 M- ,., -Q I' , wr - , , AM I MW 1 15 ' bil ,K 11 D . 7 AX ak YW X wfxfi ii ,'5f' ,I T 5 jg Simian just SENIOR DRILL SQUAD MEMBERS lst ROW, Left to Right--Annette Telesco, Carina Costanzo, Rose Cecacci, Mary Ellen McMynne, Margee Ruddy Adrienne Cesari, Mary Juba, Jeanne Cianci, Ann McCabe. 2nd ROW: Jean Marie Gilligan, Peggy Donly, Joan Molessa, Patricia Kays, Patricia Nicholas, Beverly Reynolds, Kay Kearney, captain, Marilyn Bubness, Jane Buc- hanan, Marilyn Riccardo, Theresa Walsh, Madelyn Monahan, and Judy Gatto. BAND SENIORS LEFT to RIGHT--Leonard Butkiewicz, Cathy Gilligan, and Peter Rinker. 41 DRUM MAJORETTE Sally Ruane TRIXTOR 42 Patricia Urquhart DUNMORE BUCK Jeanette Bardini 4,4 1955 LEFT to RIGHT Therc5.1I'1c.r no HLr1dF11gtxw Ihr Niar IWCI1 B tier C0 Captam oi Chrrrlradrri C101 43 -- . ' r ' ' . '. F 'L - ' 'rr K HN' 5 N ' rf CL , . I . . . . Sgmdonc, Head Majorottcq C,1:oI3':x Cilottc. Co-Captain of Chccrle-.xdcnp Kay Kcarncj.,Ca1piaix1 01 Drill Sgund eaxhzducezavzce On June 2, 1958, the Senior Class held its annual dinner dance. The affair was held at the Hotel Casey in Scranton on that warm Monday evening. It started at six o 'clock in the evening with a dinner, and later on, all had a good time dancing to the music of Teddy Doms, until late in the evening. Manlyn Riccardo, with her escort, John Gregorskr president of the Senior Class Ann Tutmo, with her escort Phil DUH10, vice presldent of the Senior Class 44 Margaret Ruddy, treasurer of the Senior Class with her escort, Tom Patrick. Carolee Sandone x ice president of the Senior Annette Telesco, secretary of the Senior Class, v ith her escort Don O Hara , ,. . . Class, with her escort, Joe Nicastro. r' u . , . 45 KL Q' yr- . fan., W, A A-Qi Q l A J,- . ,W if NJ vo rganizafionfi ik V- N IQ K3' 7 A 1 F 9 fjlgw Z ' , 'gffx f' 4: tif ITL? ,., Q 7 X 1 X x ' x 1 L iv If!!! A y fr M r XJ ' 4 I 1 2:3 X 1 ,ff fp' - pr'-v W s N R 1' -i,, 'QM- --a it K. :': . We ,M J 'F i 4 3' 'ZW H' Y 3 ,G 41 ' ITTEE CIRCULATION CO TTEE LAYOUT CO TTEE ADVFRTIS NC CO COMMITTEE PHY RA OTOG PH SPORTS and EE TT M COM ING TYP TTEE RY CO KA LTE P-C F-4 'r ...- Q I-1 I'-1 U-l 'Z I -4 , . , . ... 49 1st ROW Left to R1ght J Molessa, R Penn J Gatto, P Dunlo Qco 8d1tOl',, M E Butler Qedxtorj, R Grega C Sandone, R CCCCBCCI 2nd ROW P Ka1m1ersk1 A Cesarx M Juba,N McDonald C G111ette, K Kearney C Huber 3rd ROW B Reynolds M Bubness M Ruddy J Calh J Buchanan J Kotsa1a,N Beppler T Walsh 4th ROW J Gregorslu P Rmker T Pallo, L But k16W1CZ D Reese SM!! A 101 12 1 .ABU Y' X I D'-U21 BV O ix Yuen MQW 50 lst ROW Seated Left to Right Pat Kraycer JoAnn Sardo Carmel Ann Kruptski Secretary Margee Ruddy Vice President Theresa lncavido President Eddie Malloy Treasurer Mane Palermo, Helene Pilger 2nd ROW Sandra Malaho Theresa DeCarlo, Joan Kotsala Pat Urquhart, Jane Buchanan, Gail Pickering Joan Banick, Marie Mecca 3rd ROW Standing John Bell, Louis DeNap1es, Robert Ruth Charles Siconolfi, Cataldo Guimento Michael Kanavy George Macko, Michael Sohns Wanna 5 Leonard Butkzewxcz, President Mary Ellen Butler, Secretary Rose Mary DelRosar1o Ruth Grega Carolee Sandone 2nd ROW Paula Kazmierski Adrienne Cesari, Mary Juba Annette Telesco, Jane Calli Theresa Incavido, Judy Gatto 3rd ROW Standing Theresa Walsh Cathy Seumenicht Marilyn Riccardo Jeanette Bardim, Margee Ruddy Marilyn Bubness Beverly Reynolds Monica Maf fulo Clare Mandrano 4th ROW Kathryn Keamey Joseph Traino Thomas Falzone John Gregorski James Lavellme, James Contessa John Mecca Pat Urquhart 51 - ' 1 , , I- , ' . l 9 - ' . 1 l ' ! . . : sky, n , . . . . , . . . ' ' - . : D y I . 1 J ' I I lst ROW-Seated Left to Right: Joan Molessa, Ruth Penn, Treasurer-Carol Huber, Vice President- . . . - . - . y y ' ' . : ' .7 . I v v ' l - ' . 3 a 1 x 1 I x - 1 3 . ' 1 - ' : 7 U 1 x -r I ! ' 70445 Daw Santa Zhao KP in 7, EF? 51 MH of 95. SW HMI X Q' ,M Lim Z Czfif W ,J Q fa M? ' v , Y' I fl 4 bl- 1 a, 573. HJ is B 4 . P I '1 I 5 o O COLANGEL A LE N 1-MN Nay cl' Q 1-AW COACH 'D at fx E NMR E l 43' , i ' N ICK Qoss Mmmgcn 'NXWQ J 'Yon Fov- OE Buffer Gi ...N v J L L sw Q J A ' .ff ' 1 ff ,X x W N X V l fg K !X ,X ,N ' X I X3 V t iz maj ' iv 5 Q W 4 V C . Co' f 1 T l, g A f 'f gg V1 1 TOM Sagvmvo I i2 4 I. l J XV S -r R 0 M M 0 ? ?', x X . 1.37. Egg. 1:57 I rn' I J 1 I .vlg W t A J , K 1 Dunmore I-lalfback Joe Nicastro gets by West Scranton defender, who's being blocked out of play by Mike Mecca 1701 in game at Scranton Memorial Stadium. i 7 M5 For the first time in Dunmore Football history, the Bucks finished the season without a win. The Bucks' team seemed to have what it takes during the first half, but offered little resistance thereafter. For example, opening the season against the Bulldogs of Berwick, the Bucks held a 2-0 advantage at half time, but petered out in the second half and lost to an inspired Berwick team 13-2. The following game proved to be a replica in the first half, holding the Wildcats of Duryea to a 0-0 tie. But the second half was fatal to the helpless Bucks as Duryea scored 30 points. In their next outing, Dunmore got off to a quick 6-0 lead on Len Colangelo's sensational 75 yard run. How- ever, the game ended in a 13-6 defeat. In their next encounter, the Bucks were crushed to a 38-0 defeat by a powerful Old Forge eleven. Seeking their first victory, the Dunmoreans held a 7-0 lead with five minutes remaining to be played. But, the second half jinx came back to haunt them, and Taylor came back with a 14-7 victory. From the opening whistle, a rugged Blakely team held the upper hand and came out with a 40-12 win. In the next game, the Bucks could not curtail the running of Central's All-State fullback, John Chisdak, who racked up four touchdowns as he led a power house Central team to a 41-14 romp. In the next encounter, Tech proved too powerful for the Crimson Tide winning 33-13. In this game flashy halfback Mike Mecca gave the Dunmore fans one of their few moments of joy, when he reeled off a 68 yard run. In the annual Thanksgiving Day duel against the Invaders of West Scranton, the Bucks drew first blood on a 1 yard plunge by Sophomore quarterback, Billy Hartshom. West was definitely out-played by an inspired Dunmore squad, but still trailed 13-7 at half time due to blocked kicks on the part of West. Again the Bucks' offense failed and they ended up on the short end of a 46-13 score. The Seniors, Co-captains Sandy Quatra and Len Colangelo, End Tucker Fox, I-lalfbacks Mike Mecca and Joe Nicastro, and Guard Joe Bundy, played noticeably well in a poor Dunmore season. Congratulations to Dream Came candidates Joe Nicastro and Sandy Quatra, and to the recipients of honorable mention on the Scrantonians All-Scholastic team, Bill I-lartshom, Len Gallo, Sandy Quatra, and Sal Marchese. We hope that next year's squad captained by Butch Amone and Sal Marchese will meet with more success. R I Q9 , DUNMORE BACKS lst ROW, Kneeling from Left to Right: Coach Tom Silvano, Len Colangelo, and Ron Aicale. 2nd ROW, Standing: Billy I-Iartshom, Mike Mecca, Art Manuel, and Joe Nicastro. gacefall The Buck's 1958 season was inaugurated by blanking Moosic 6-0 on Dunmore's home diamond. The winning pitcher was Phil Dunio, who allowed only one hit, while striking out 11. Ron Aicale and Joe Nicastro each col- lected 2 hits. On April 23, Dunmore playing its 2nd home game of the season, turned back the Trojans of Taylor, 8-6. Paul QDocJ Robertson earned a hard fought victory, aided by John Greshuk and Phil Dunio. Len Colangelo banked out 2 of Dunmore's 7 hits. On its first road game, Dunmore displayed a 13 hit attack, crushing Tech, 14-1. Paul Robertson took credit for the win, giving up 4 hits and strikingout 12. Jay Fitt was the big gun for the Bucks, collecting 3 hits. At this point the Bucks lived up to the pre -season prediction by extending their winning streak to 4 straight wins, defeating the Golden Eagles of Central 3-2 in the final inning. Phil Dunio went the distance, allowing only 3 hits. Phil Forgione contributed a home run and a single. On May 5, Dunmore blanked Dickson City 18-1. Bill Hartshorn and Ron Aicale enjoyed a perfect day at bat, both collecting 3 hits each. Nicastro and Robertson also collected 2 hits. Joe Roche hit a home run to high light the assault. Robertson again was the winner, tossing a 4 hitter and striking out 6. Setting the pace in the Southern division, Dunmore won surprisingly easy over the Invaders of West Scranton 15 -3. Colangelo belted a round trip blow. Sohns, Dobson, Nicastro, and Dunio also whacked extra base hits, to add to the Bucks' triumphant score. Doc Robertson received credit for the win in relief of Phil Dunio. Starting the second half, the Bucks continued the streak to 7 wins in a row by pushing aside Taylor ll-4. Phil Dunio was the winning pitcher, giving up 7 hits and striking out 6. Ted Dobson, Bill Hartshorn, and Joe Nicastro were two -time hitters. In its eight encounter, Dunmore made its Southem Division record 8-0 as Paul Robertson set Technical down 6-0 without a hit. Robertson was given errorless support by Bucks. He issued three walks to deprive himself of a perfect game. Phil Dunio pitched an eight-hitter and contri- buted to Dunmore's offense as the Bucks clinched a tie for the pennant. In the 10th start, Dunmore clinched the pennant in the Southern Division of the Lackawanna Baseball League when it defeated Central 10-0. The victory eliminated from title consideration Moosic and West Scranton, each of which has lost three games. Robertson set Central down on 2 hits, struckout 16, and permitted three walks. Billy l-Iartshorn had 3 of the Bucks' hits. Dunmore's Lackawanna League Southern Division Champions moved to within one game of a perfect season by nudging Dickson City 4-3, for the Bucks' 11th victory at Dickson City, Coach Tom Silvano's Dunmoreans had to stave off a Dickson City three- nm rally in the last inning to preserve their unbeaten status as errors figured in most of the scoring. Phil Dunio was the winning pitcher. Dobson and Nicastro were the top hitters. In its final encounter,Dunmore closed out a perfect season by trimming West Scranton 7-1 at Luzerne Field. The win was the 12th in a row for the Bucktowners, who will stand by to meet the winner of the Middle -Northern Division playoffs for the league Joe Roche title. Sohns was the big man with 4 hits. Robertson was the winning pitcher, stopping PITCHER . . the Invaders with 5 hits. Jim Sorranno Len Colan elo Joe Nicastro 8 PITCHER CHXITER FIELD RIGHT FIELD GETN E TELES CO JOSPEH NICASTRO JAMES CONTESSA QCO captamj JOSEPH ROCHE QCO-Captaiuj JOHN FITT JOHN MORELLI Mike Margotta CO -CAPTAIN Joe Dupay CO -CAPTAIN Anthony Franceschelli DISCUS 1466 In this year's debut, the track team ofDunmore High School traveled to Memorial Stadium where the Red Raiders of Tech acted as hosts. Dunmore seemed to breeze through this meet with an 80.5 to 46.5 win. Mike Mecca captured a first place in the 100 yard dash for the Bucks. Mike Margotta the team's co-captain, did likewise in the high hurdles, and Paul Evans took the honors in the low hurdles. Mike Kanavy tied for first place in both the high jump and the pole vaultg Bill Springer-broad jumpg Ronnie Rusinko-mileg and both relay teams. In the second meet of the year, Dunmore entertained the Golden Eagles of Central. Releasing a terrific onslaught, the Golden Eagles overwhelmed Dunmore with a smashing 38 to 89 defeat. Thus defeat was due to injuries suffered by two of the Bucks mainstays, Mike Margotta and Mike Kanavy. In another journey to Memorial Stadium, the Bucks went to compete in the Jordan Relays. Here they were hopelessly outclassed, and captured only two points. At the conference Dunmore placed third with a total of 26.5 points. Mike Mecca made a good showing in the 100 yard dash at this meet, thus placing himself in contention for the District 100 yard dash. Eddie Hetsko BROAD JUMP Pat Volonino JAVELIN k z'gM'?iS r ' 1 4 .Q n 3 i . H T '11 ,Q X 5' .. 'N ,X ' '! D- 1 , ,151 vy, , , . my S P-' 9, ff 3 rv aj Josephrne Arcrerr New Jersey s offrce worker Jeanette Bardrnr Model for Mademorselle Joan Belles Watch for the Belles Srsters on T V Nancy Beppler Nancy s Beauty Salon Vrctor Brdeganetta Mr Frx rt Marrlyn Bubness Chref technrcran at State Hosprtal Jane Buchanan Goodman s partner Joseph Bundy Prrze frghter Leonard Butkrewrcz On hrs way to Mars Mary Ellen Butler Edrtor of the Butler Buzzer Gerard Byron Makrng red wrgs for baldrng red headed men Jane Callr Tryrng to hrde prrce tags from her husband Salvatore Capoccr Cappy s Gas Statron Lorrarne Capoccra Operator of a Gum Factory Marre Castellano Buyrng Parrs tags for Amerrcan clothes Rose Ceccaccr Translatrng Italran movres to Englrsh Adrrenne Cesarr Secretary at Golo s Joanna Crancr Invented new mrlk shake wrthout mrlk Jean Clement She strll rrngs the 7 30 a m whrstle at the Rose Marte Cola Owner of Rosre cola Soda Factory Leonard Colangelo Manager of Brddy Basketball Francrs Comparetta Puttrng shoe lrfts rn Men s shoes James Contessa Edrtor of the New Mad Magazrne Jennre Covrello Frrst lady Mayor of Bunker l-lrll Georgrana Cox Just rnvented radro that frts rn top of pencrl Rosemary Del Rosarro Wrfe of an Admrral Rose DeMarco Models sub teen dresses at the Globe Lours DeNap1es Openrng a push button grocery store John Devrne Makrng mrllrons at Starks Ted Dobson Wrll beat Babe Ruth s record Margaret Donley Nervous Chemrst Phrlrp Dunro M C on 3564 000 000 Questron Vrctor De Pasquale Our next Tarzan' Joseph DuPay Takrng John Landy s place Joseph Durkrn San Anrta Jockey Edward Earley Just bought hrs fortreth Ford Paul Evans Desrgnrng machrnes Thomas Falzone Manufacturer of one seater cars Theresa Frnnerty Rockrng the cradle John Frtt He s Drshrng the Drrt rn the Scrantonran Wayne Flrs Valentrno of 1970 James Foley Mrlkman rn the Patch Sectron Judy Fox Srngrng on the Hrt Parade Thomas Fox A French Teacher at Dunmore Hrgh School Anthony Franceschellr Changed hrs name to Francrs Kelly Lors Furello Her eyes got her rn Hollywood Ann Gallagher Wrnner of the Drag Races Judy Gatto Sellrng trarned parrots Ralph Genello Arthur Murray Teacher 62 undry - y' . . - , - ' ' : . . 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Frank Genett Tall man tn a ctrcus Concetta Grlarde Lady wrestler Carolyn Gtllette Sellrng Gtllette Blue Blades Catherrne Gtlltgan Htghest patd baby sttter Jean Marte Gtlltgan Htrtng her own baby stster Marte Grambo Ftlls tn for Martha Raye Ruth Grega Buyer for Macy s Dress Department John Gregorskt Just destgned a new Candy Kttchen Chester Grodack Orator of Modern Ttmes Florence Hartshorne Wrtttng lyrtcs for the songs she stngs Margaret l-Ieenan Selltng used cars Edward Hetsko Owns an adverttstng company Carol Huber Owner of Huber Food Incorporated Mary Hylan Inventor of a new spot remover Theresa lncavtdo Ftrst Lady Presrdent of the Untted States Henry Johnson Sports broadcaster for the Yankees Etleen Jones Replaced Gracte Allen Mary Juba Teachtng Htstory at Dunmore Htgh School Patrtcta Kays Tratntng ttgers Paula Kazmterskt Runntng her own drtvtng school Katherrne Kearney Destgmng coats George Kehrlt Runs hrs own bowltng alleys Joan Kotsala All the ktds are dorng ftne Louts LaCapra Crossed a potato wtth an omon and got a potato wtth watery eyes James Lavelltne Doodles ftnally got rtd of hrs curl and found a gtrl Montca Maffullo Adverttstng for Ipana Margaret Maglto Cosmetrc Consultant Clare Manderano Eat at Clare sl George Marctnko Tenor tn a Barber Shop Quartet Mtchael Margotta Manufacturer of sporttng equtpment Joseph Martanellt You get the best car deal at Martanellt sl John Maruschak Cartoontst for Scranton Trtbune Argta Mattrolt Argta s Bake Shop Robert McAndrew Jake s Bar and Grtll Ann McCabe Latest hatr colors and styles Edward McDonald P O D Teacher at Dunmore Htgh School Nancy McDonald Destgntng shoes Margaret McDonough Manufacturtng tenms rackets Maryellen McMynne Champtonshtp bowler John Mecca Pagtng Doctor Mecca' Louts Mecca Edttor of Mecca s Wrsecracks Mtchael Mecca Mecca s Butck Showroom James Mellody Just rnvented rubber bumpers Francts Mtlls Taktng over for Elvts Presley Mary Mtstretta Telephone operator Joan Molessa Ntght Supervrsor at the Hahnemann Hospttal Madelyn Monahan Manager of the Meat Department at the Acme John Morellt Author of a Dream Book Marguertte Murphy Ftrst Lady Clown at Rtngley Brothers Ctrcus Angelo Naro Mannequm for Esqutre 63 . n . . , , ., . . . . , , . . . . . - . . , . . - M1chaelNeary Mad motorcycle Joseph Nreastro Ou ner and operator of Nicastro s Pharmacy Patricia Nrcholas Pat s Przza Place Peter Nrcholas Head chef at Pat s Xndrew Novak Changed the B Sc B TO N 8: N James O Boyle Inx ented a smaller Henry J Shirley O Hara Discovered a new blue dye that doesn t run John Oswald Portrayrng Ozzie on T V Dolores Pace Chemistry Teacher at Dunmore H1gh School Thomas Pallo Waiter at a Florida Resort Thomas Patrick Modeling barrels Ruth Penn Singing at her Smger Yvonne Phillips Runs her own Phillips Company Rose Marie Pigga Will invent a new game Pigga Boo Helene Pilger Taking over the Plymouth Ronald Portanova Ron s bridges will never cave in Xline Price Aline s new bleach Santo Quatra Football coach at Notre Dame Dennes Reese Look for him in your favorite cartoons Beverly Reynolds Secretary for Doctor Mecca Daniel Riccardo New head of Danny and the Juniors Ida Riccardo Sellrng those Ida ho potatoes Joseph Rinaggio Modern day Daniel Boone Peter Rinker Fillrng in for Gene Krupa Joseph Roche Coach of the Hawks Nicholas Ross Manager of the Hawks Sarah Ruane New Conover Girl Margaret Ruddy Not I Love Lucy I Love Margee Margaret Sanders Owner of the Bar S Carolee Sandone Fashion consultant for the Scranton Dry Goods Catherme Seumenieht Co ox-.ner of the Candy Kitchen Harold Serine Feather Weight Champ of 1970 William Sibio Sibio s Dancing Studio Angelo Sileo Now an early b1rd Betty Simonson Secretary at the new Prudential Florence Soranno Truant officer James Soranno Pitcher for the New York Yankees Arthur Stanton Successorto Jim Taylor Rocco Summa Captain of the U S S Rock Eugene Telesco Loads sixteen tons a day Annette Telesco Operator of an IB M Machine Frank Tolerico Teaching our ehrldren Joseph Toomey Standing on the corner Joseph Traino Manager of the Acme Patricia Urquhart Models for Jantzen Marie Verrastro Co owner ofthe Best Pasquale Volomno Pastor at St Anthony s Church Theresa Walsh Now publrsher for Barrets Joel Weissman Owns Gulf Oil Company 64 1 ' Q ' - r . , . Y , . . - . . , ,, . Marilyn Riccardo - Steve Allen's Girl of the Week. . ' A . 'I . awldzq BOYS BOWLING TEAM lst ROW, Left to Rlght Tucker Fox, Nrck Ross, Joe Dupay, Ed Hetsko 2nd ROW Tony Franceschelll Teddy Dobson Red Byron 3rd ROW Andy Novak Peter Nrcholas, Jlm Lavelhne Phrl Dunro Super v1sors Mr Duffy Qleftj and Mr McAndrew Qrrghtj GIRLS BOWLING TEAM lst ROW, Left to Rrght Flo Hartshorn Pat Nrcholas, Mary Ellen McMynne Mrss McDermott fsuper NISOI 2nd ROW Adrrenne Cesarr Monxca Maffulo Cathy Seumenrcht Pat Urquhart, Theresa In cax 1 o 65 -- . : , H ,I -- . . . . . i ' 7 1 ' I Q' ' v V' . 0 E I GX 1' I f 1 vf x ,p . 3 . 0 5 I 4 . E Q s wg ' X . fx K NI , S Q1 , ' jr ' 2 j, ' . X' -- y 7 .. ,. -- . . . V . - ' J 1 1 Y. . own- 'Q On June l8Lh, the eighty-eighth class of Dunmore High School held Commencement Exercises in the high school gymnasium. Cyril E. Kane was guest speaker. Mr. Bradiean gave the farewell address and Mr. Gilligan awarded the diplomas. 66 The Salutatorian, Kay Kearney, gives the wel coming address. X X . s ,,4-1' 6' 4 . 'Lx' ' ,,i',!. J 5- .4n Leonard Butkiewicz, Vale dictorian, receives di- ploma from Mr. Gilligan 1-Bra YQ.. ?,,.5-5 Mn Ulercfaddmen ,-'VE K 'A 1 -Lx' I ,Dv 5 B 1 12 Gi' ,361 ..- G V o 6 I Y' Z XPH3 HUT O61 11? 1 Ncfu E-N 'STUUXCS XT P050 'XA- XX X UNH N XNXN NSN X QN K3 STUDENT COUNCIL DUNMORE HIGH SCHOOL THE FACULTY MALON EY VENDING CIGARETTE MACHINES DL NVIORE I2 PENNIA CONC RXTLLATIONS T0 C ONIPLIMENTS OF V-J DRESS SHCPPE DLNNIORF PA THE LLASS OF I9f8 fONf R XTLI XTIONS T0 THF I RXDUATES FIDELITY DEPOSIT 8. DISCOUNT BANK DI NNIORIE P X FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS t AWARDS JOSTEN' Since I897 S- Congratulauons To The Class of 1958 'fav Comphments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Dunmore, Penna Resources Over S5,000,000 Depos1ts Insured Up To 510,000 Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal DCPOSII Insurance Corp. Scranton's Largest Store MUSIC M1nded Then Remember Our Entrre Efforts Are Devoted To Your Every Need Dealers In Band Instruments P1anos Baldwrn Organs CETTA PARRISH MUSIC COMPANY 517 L1nden Street Scranton Pa Marro .I Chem1 DI 2 6782 Madea Cetta Senlors 1258 Headquarters For Dunmore Hlgh School Class Rmgs SHIHTEHS OF SCRANTON 1 fwfr Rehable jewelers Smce 1890 217 Lacka Ave Scranton Pa Y Q ' ' Y 7 - , . .'lIlfllt'IlflAt' Izfy 1 r1.vl11fn1.x', -lffffll'-Y Af Congratulations l .- C 0 0 ' ', 7 'z11'z'f'r.xs1'-y fm 1. S him' Flour Compllment of ST CASIMIR'S CHURCH Prospect Street Dunmore Pa Rev Franc1s Baranow sk1 Pastor THE JOHN P KELLY PHARMACY 1614 Eleetrle Street Dunmore Pa Presemptlons a Spemaltw Phone D1 2 7515 Free Delnerw Preser1pt1o11s Called for and Deln ered Promptlw You Cdn 1 Beat Kelis S for Serxue Use Hudson Coal TELESCO BROS COAL COMPANY Prompt Courteous SCIWICC H1 Llft Del11 erv Budget Plan Axallable ACME MARKET 217 E Drlnker Street Dunmore Penna SHOP WHERE CLEANLINESS COURTESY CORRECT PRICES H9 Manus St FRESHNESS ALWAYS PREV AILS Call D13 6701 Dunmore Pa ANICELO VIZXRO STORE 'VIAN ACER 1 V S I . . 1 'Qt ,v Y , . , 11, V I v . .Y 7 v 1 - . . - v. A f , f , U 5 9 AC v'.L. 1 -I -- T ---.J . . IIIDIIIIJIIIIIVIIIS UI' THE SCRANTON TIMES AND RADIO STATION WEJL IIHIIIIDIIIIIPIIIN HIE PALUMBO'S FLORIST DECKER S FARM DAIRY I rx WEISSMAN S SERVICE STATION McGRAW S GAS STATION S C CALI AGENCY FRIPNDIH IN L Rm F smxlrr MECCA S GROCERY STORE IIKIIIIIPIIIIIUIII- UI' 1 IV.-XfI'I'0II YYII.I.IC. 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