Dupont High School - Reveries Yearbook (Dupont, PA)

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CLASS WILL We the members of the graduatlng class of 1956 belng of sound m1nd and body duly ordaln thxs to be our last w1ll and testament We do hereby rest all our power of attorney in Mr Joseph Kundla and we do hereby appomt Miss Sarah Gorman to see that the prov1s1ons of thxs will be fulf11led to the utmost We also desire to w1l1 to the forth commg Seniors the fa1th we possessed espec 1ally dur-mg all our hardsh1ps Elalne Porzucek w1lls her talent for danclng to Steve R1nald1 Ann Marle Rydzy leaves her attracuveness and pleasmg personahty to Chr1st1ne Preb1sh Llnda L0111 w1l1s her Jet black natural curly han' to Mary Ann Caboots Robert Justxck bequeaths h1s tallness to Edward Kreczkewxch and John Kleynowskx Martha B0y3.l'l0WSk1 wxlls her selhng ab1l1ty both in products and personahty to Joan Zlehnski Loretta Polereckl commlts her pos1t1on as editor of the yearbook to Cynthla Georg1ck Joseph Skrzysowsk1 w1lls h1s typ1ng ab1lity to John Hudock and Joseph Tokash Helen F11ss bequeaths her shy way of mak1ng fr1ends to Norbert Z1obro and Robert Barnak Jenny Harashinslu wants Carlene Mmzak to have her odd and beautlful collectlon of earmgs Lott1e Tomaszewsk1 comrmts her dance swmg to Eleanore Manoslu Barbara Malinxcs leaves one of her most treasured possess1on her long pohshed f1ngerna11s to anyone w1th short f1ngerna1ls Frank Kristula bestows h1s manly vo1ce to Bernard Gorcenslu Joseph Cebula bequeaths h1s 1ntel11gent manner of answermg Mr Kuna s quest1ons 1n Economlcs class to Peter Musto and John TWaPdOWSk1 Dorothy Bednash leaves her pretty blue eyes and charm to Audrey Mahn1cs Arlene M1negar wxlls her cheermg ability to Cynthia Mock Joseph T1minsk1 bestows h1s persuadmg manner of making fr1ends and h1s handsome ness to Joseph Sabach Mary Ann Preblsh bequeaths her 1nqu1s1t1venessand1dea1personal1ty to Lo1s Koslk Kay Pl1sko commlts her techmque for wmnmg her man to Joan Bellomo Lenore Kotula leaves her small pony tall to anyone who can grow a longer one Thomas Hanczyc w1l1s lus curly halr to Anthony Patte Tma Adams comm1ts her cheerful d1spos1t1on and lovely con' olexion to Juha Bek amch Phylhs Kundla wills her ab1l1ty for learmng anf' 'rlendly ways to Mary Ann Pesta Roberta Nesgoda bequeaths her beautxful brown dyes to E1a1ne Guzlor f Conn1e Kudey w1lls her attract1ve long ha1r ant. tight skirts to Mary Lou1se Goula V1rg1n1a Z1el1nsk1 commxts her sk11l for cho :smg fashlonable clothlng to Audrey Mahrucs Bern1ce Kotula bestows her small stature dreamy brown eyes to anyone havifng blue eyes Mary Pearage leaves her extraordlnary Sn of humor and ab1l1ty for cheerlng tb Chr1st1ne Preblsh Joseph T1m1nsk1 bequeaths lus huntir 1ty to Danlel Polereck1 and Mart1n P1echota Judy Koss and Ire w1l1 the rr e astmgfnendship to all the underclass men Glorxa Pesta a.nd Mary a leave lr Joyful d1spos1t1ons tmess to Emlly Ann Marsh Charles 'Pannunz1o commlts ms muscl. a.r buxld to Edmund Lacoml ael L1zak and Joseph Andusko Dolores Txbbett bestows her dr1v1ng abihty and Dodge to Fellx Zc Conn1e Kudey and Joseph Cebula bestow thexr honored nositlon queen and king of our Valentme Dance to Mary Louzse Goula and Joseph Andusko Joseph Skrzysowsk1 bequeaths tus hab1t of always gettmg mtv ouble to Joseph Tokash Joseph Cebulaw1lls h1s pos1t1on as Pres1der-t ofthe Seruor Class to John Twardowslu Charles Pannunzlo w1lls h1s actlveness and ab1hty 1n spot to Joseph Andusko J udxth Koss Slgned sealed pub11shed and declared as and for our last w11l and testament by the Dupont H1gh School Semor Class the above named testator 1n the presence of us who at our re que st and 1n the presence of us and of each other have subscribed our names hereto as w1tnesses on the day and year last aforesaxd Irene Larnerd 1956 W1tnesses WM!! I ' 3 J . 0 1 - ! I - ' .v . ' ' 1--- ' ln , . . . . , . . . . . . . . x . . . . . . . . U gp , . , I ' . . . . . . , . ' .4 r . , . V' 1 ' , 1 l . E A ,Q 1 . - . . C . . L. n 1 . . -I , I t 1 1 J - a

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PROPHECY When we learned that two of the Senior boys, Joseph Cebula, and Joseph Timinski, had invented a time machine, we decided to ask them if we could use it to look into the future of each member of the Senior Class of '56. They consented and immediately began to set the intricate dials to the year 1966. This is what we saw: The first city that came into focus was New York City. Here we saw Frank Kristula and his band rehearsing for a coast to coast television show. Martha Boyanowski, Mary Pearage, and Lenore Kotula, were also rehearsing. They are the stars of the The Comedy Hour. Their advertising manager is Bernice Kotula. The next building we saw was the nation's leading university. Strolling about the campus were Irene Larnard, Dolores Tibbett, and Dorothy Bednash, leading professors in their respective fields. A top medical institution was located not far away. We were just in time to see Gloria Pesta, a famous medical scientist, discover a cure for the common cold. We heard a speech given by Loretta Polerecki, head of surgical nurses. Glancing at the faces of the nurses who were listening intently, we saw Phyllis Kundla, Roberta Nesgoda, and Helen Fliss. The next city that came into view was Las Vegas. Here we saw a fabulous club, owned and operated by Charles Pannunzio. One of his employees was Joseph Skrzysowski, a famous chef whose speciality is spaghetti. Entertainment was provided by Arlene Minegar and Tina Adams, who gave their renditions of the opera, Carmen, Next we saw Miami Beach and we were just in time to see a fashion show. The pretty models were Mary Ann Kuna, Jean Zielinski, Ann Marie Rydzy, and Connie Kudey. All fashions were designed by Elaine Porzucek. Washington, D.C., was next to come into view. Barbara Malinics is secretary to Robert Justick, a well-known politician. Most of the buildings in Washington were de- signed by Thomas Hanezyc, the nation's top architect. Last, but not least, our home came into view. Jenny Harashinsky has just become a millionaire, she owns a chain of Dude Ranches. Lottie Tomaszewski is her head book- keeper. Among the successful housewives are: Kay Plisko, Linda Lolli, and Mary Ann Prebish. Judy Koss was doing a fine job as kindergarten teacher. Now, back in the year 1956, we look forward to the future with a feeling that every Senior of Dupont High School will be successful in any field that he undertakes. x ,L J, B Virginia Zielinski, 1956 41: if Dolores Tibbett, 1956

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3 Qin-... 'W ,jaw ll mom wr T0 TEENS N ,gan- A FIRST ROW Phyllls Kundla Robert Justlck Ann Marle Rydzy Barbara Mahmcs Helen F11ss Arlene Mmegar SECOND ROW Glorxa Pesta Loretta Polereckl Elalne Porzucek Lenore Kotula Bern1ce Kotula Roberta Nesgoda THIRD ROW Irene Larnerd Dorothy Bednash Dolores T1bbett Martha Boyanowskl Joe T1m1nsk1 FOURTH ROW' Joe Cebula, L1nda Lolli, Judy Koss, Virgima Zie11nsk1. , Ipfri