Forty Fort High School - Fort Yearbook (Forty Fort, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

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Xwe have found Miss Benner to be an excellent teacher of gym and health, and in spite of a full schedule, she has found time to learn our individual problems and counsel us with patience and un- derstanding. Her pleasant personal- ity and sound advice will be remem' bered throughout the years. A mere thank you seems hardly suffik cient for all she has done for the Class of '57. MISS GARNIET BENNITR It is with gratitude and affection that we express our appreciation to Mr. Brown, class adviser. Although he is kept very busy in his shop work, he is consid- ered a personal friend to each in his classes and is affectionately known as Father Brown. I-Ie has taken time to counsel the class of '57 through the last three years to a glorious graduation. For this we thank you with all our hearts. MR. WILLIAM BROXVN Nu X 'mi +- R. 5 l Q S Q S Q Y .1 W2 ye. 3 22 1 Yu 3? 5 Q 2 3 y , .. : MA 5 145 ..h. 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FFF! 9 'Z' I GARNET BENNER Health, Physical Etlucntiun XVILLARD DAVIES Commercial Subjects, CVQUHILIYICC ANNA JON ES Guidance, Mathematics PAUL BRONU Scicncc MADCQE PELKER Cfommcrcial Subjects NELSON KILL Mathematics MARY BROXVISR Langlmgcs RALPH CQRAMLEY Sncizll Studi-QS PAUL KRAYLR Health, Physical IELIIICIUL THEY HAVE UPHELD OUR HA DSN 1' x EDNA MAURER HELEN NOACK REESIE PELTUN DORO'l'l-la' Plf'l l.il2l5ONl Aft SUPCYWSUF Lihrarian Music English, Speech, French RUTH PETTEBONE DOROTHY RAMSEY LORRAINE RICE HIZLIEN SHIRIEY School Nurse Geography English, Speech Music KATHLEEN STACK JEANNE STAPLETON JAMIES STELTZER CQUMER Wll.I.lAMS Science Home Economics Social Studies Latin, Social Studies Important as a school building with all its equipment and facilities is, the material ele- ment is always secondary to the human constituents of .1 well-functioning institution ot learning, Taxpayers, parents, guardians, school directors, and student hody play their respective important roles. Teachers complete the educational set-up. We, the class ot' 1957, express appreciation to our teachers for their instruction, their interest, their patience. Wfith our hands clasped in theirs, we hid a fond farewell in the hope that they will rememher only our pleasant experiences together and in the assurance that we shall always therish their friendship. Q Left to right: Miller S. Frederick, Noel Thomas, Charles D. Lemmond, Williani E, Griffith, Frank R. Wallace, Sterling A. Wagner, Bruce G. Blackman. UPHOLDERS OF OUR H DS All the school experiences which have and will have direct or indirect ties with the work of our hands have in a very true sense been made possible by our Board of Education. To these duly elected representative of our borough, we owe a capable administration and faculty, a painstaking corps of custodians, a comfortable building, books, supplies. athletic and recreational facilities. These self-effacing citizens have been generous in their contribution of time and talent in regularly scheduled and special meetings. For all this we, the Class of 1957, extend our hands in true token of appreciation and gratitude. Miss Ida Messinger, Miss Melba Thomas THE SECRETARIES Not only does the theme of this yearbook apply to student activity, but it also is manifested in the work of those who perform non- teaching duties. With their hands Miss Messinger and Miss Thomas type, receive bids, accept requisi- tions, draw up pay rolls, post no- tices, operate the switchboard, make available data necessary for school board action, and in an uncata- logued list of services administer to the needs of all who enter the office, their workshop. For their literal fulfillment of our theme during our six years here, we of the Class of 1957 express sincere gratitude. NGN -TEACHING PERSONNEL CUSTODIANS With their hands Doc, Bill, and Miles have made our life pleasant and comfortable during three years in junior high and three years in senior high. It is highly fitting that we give recognition to the things which we have taken for granted. Hands- their hands-fired the boilers while we were still asleep, cleaned the halls and stairs, shined the brass, replaced light bulbs and worn out pencil sharpeners, made possible the recovery of lost articles, cleared away the fallen snow, and gave willing assistance at games, plays, and rec center. Thank you for such outstanding upkeep of our school plant and the oft-unacknowledged service to pupils. Mr. William Beach, Mr. Miles Lamoreaux ,Wa Mr. Edmund Kent K x W-1 ?l?f?'7'5F ig. z l X .Q ,. ,1.- - f .zsrgsciik-ffis zz ,V gf ,, ,Q i 1 A 534 x 2 I , .mg X , , QW ., T 1 , ws. Q 4 Q, g ne . 41 ' L, K- gi 'X Q wk 1 , Wm 3 ,gp 3 A M - fan gg s 1 X: 1-,M , Y 5 5 A X 5 uw. SW? 1: W. .vi .Wy J. Lum 1 3. AMA? MH fix L ffm? 3 AE- ,5 5' If VWlf,,,,!s, gt ' Q k MX K K f. Q 1 iz k'4-sf...QMnSgmm:g. E A VL L, .TL IL ,X . A - :w.:fi,m. 5 H ax iv, Q 3 If mf 1- x IL, ', if H 'ix wi ffm K , ., W, ,N Ek S, 31, QQ 4 , if Q5 X--Q .wr , J f QQ X , ,z 41- . v , Viv ,V k-- 23,-1:5 x . 55.12 GERALD GEORGE PATYK Preridefzl of the Student Council Since our first years at Forty Fort High School, ierald Patyk has been recognized as an outstanding :ader. His warm smile and engaging friendliness to ll quickly made him one of the most popular boys 1 our class. A versatile athlete, Gerry added much to our teams n the gridiron and on the basketball court. In his :nior year he was chosen by the SUNDAY INDE- ENDENT for the All-Conference Team. Gerry's hletic participation was not confined to interschol- ,tic competition. He has always been an outstanding layer on the intramural softball teams. Gerry has performed many services for his class. or two years he filled the office of homeroom presi- ent and during the same period was a member of the tudent Council. All this helped to train Gerry for ie office of President of the Student Council. In .ugust he attended the Council Workshop at Penn- zlvania State University. He has served faithfully and resided with assurance over the semi-monthly meet- igs. He has successfully led the council through a ery prosperous year, during which a TV.set was pre- :nted to the school, and money was contributed to the alvation Army and the Hungarian Relief through IARE. Gerry's activity in the homeroom, for the lass, and for the school has provided him with ex- ierience that should be invaluable to him after grad- ation. GU JOSEPH DAVID KREN Prefidezzt of the Senior Clam As president of our senior class, joe showed us that he had a steady hand on the gavel and Ll willingness to help. Having been president in his sophomore year, he had already demonstrated his worth as a leader and gained much valuable experience. joe was a true athlete. In all sports he exhibited natural ability combined with good sportsmanship, a steady drive, and a desire to work for the team. His star shone brightly in basketball and track, but in football it sparkled with an added brilliance. In every game he did his best and helped our team gain many victories. It is no small wonder, then, that in his sen- ior year he was chosen by his teammates to be co-cap- tain and was selected to be on the first team of the SUNDAY INDEPENDENT All-Stars. He was se- lected by the entire student body to be Mr. Touch- down. This was an eloquent tribute to joe because of the fact that, during the latter part of his senior year, he was unable to play because of an injury. Joe, with his winning smile and pleasing person- ality, is very popular and has proved himself to be a valuable asset to our class and school. I Q Q fn ti! 'I wsu X! KRIEN ,IAMIZS DEAN 5.II-W-I , I PATRICIA DAVIS In .1.. WI- WILLIAM DAVIS ll. BARBARA CLAIRE jAMELIA ACKOUREY Buff: Vixqitious iniiiorette with retidy smile striking and stiitucsquc .1 tutAup in the toimncrcial dept, weltomc in any crowd loyill sup- porter of the Flyers MARVIN ADAM ANTINNES N.iri' Master of the mat dark, handsome he-man Student Council colltihoixitionist speech critic ... terrifit line-lwackei' SEN IORS ROBERT LEE BEARLEY Bob 'est in uurrent events and pertinent problems Coach Murr:1y's assistant friendly fre- iter to the typing room Marine Reservist vlay selection committee CAROLE IRIINE BERRY Carole' ash of red in Take 'Cm, Flyers neat and e limber fingers on the ivories tamer 'chips 21 pony-tailed pixie with an ir- tible smile -w i i Elixir I3 JAMES LANCE BURKE Lmzre Amiable personality .. . master-mind mechanic .. . stage hand-dependable in an emergency foot- ball potential . . . daily trips to vocational school NANCY JOAN CAREY Nancy joker of the junior play ., . full of fun and fancy free dancing club instructor . .. editor of N0sy Peoples News . . . Thats tomfooleryn +55 . f ww. -. rg. ,Wag , 1131531 A 1. i y 1 wi gL?Bf2 MV, , .Ji f Kim? ' nzg:gg5M i -ww., wk, xv. Q' if mf 4' 1, EE Q 54:2 A P 4,52 1 , ,' '-,, ' f ' -iw fx, ? ,gi,l3g,i1.. 5 ,' My ,f L a , ,in J A W x In ff 'Lg GEORGE JAMES DEAN jim junior prexy and senior veep wrestling amigo Singin' Zeke in COMIN' ROUND THE MOUNTAIN an Eagle Scout ready and witty in retort GRACE EMERSHAW Grave Spirited majorette . . . a blue-eyed miss with blonde hair dramatic aspire-r carefree and full of Charm .. . a willing worker SENIORS WAYNE LEROY FOUST lVayne Golden tones from a trombone towhead with a sunny smile secretary-treasurer of the band insatiable collection of records proud pos- sessor of the Grey Witch BARBARA ANN FRENCH Frenclay A super Secretary RED AND WHITE pro duction staff peaches and cream complexion junior play student directress neat as a Pini, 1i'gf?5Q,g!,5 4 , , NU, men- .. 11 f45M'M'5KP K 4393. . X W,.. ,gs , . 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'gf' -E11 wi ' 'ii '7 ywglx, ANDREW LARKO Andy irer of the Student Council Air Force :d in football, basketball, and track- before self calm, cool, and collected car enthusiast HARRY EARL LEWIS Butler J. dash man capable stage manager Ears! .. . crashing tackle . .. dandy dittoer RICHARD WILLIAM JONES Rifln Outstanding defensive end .. . long walks to school commercial aspirant clear blue eyes ...seen at Sid's DAVID ALBERT JAMES KELLY Dum' Money man of the Hi-Y coiner of amusing nicknames crazy Irish laughter pizza dis- penser for hungry pigskin fans romantic Mr. Endicott of the junior play SENIORS MARGARET ELIZABETH LEWIS Peggy RED AND WHITE and THE FORT production staffs ardent Flyers' fan .. . blonde typist with an impish grin Let's get pizza first soprano in girls' chorus THOMAS DONALD LEWIS T Football co-captain snazzy shirts exchequer of so homore funds . . versatile sportsman p . eyes with a disarming glint JUDITH ANNE NEWCOMB Judy Student Council magazine campaign manager .. personality plus Yearbook money, pleasel' quiet, but, oh, so nice! Hi ya, hon! ROBERT FRANCIS O'CONNELL Bob When Irish eyes are laughing effective defen sive end . . . vice president of the Kingston House . .. clever in retort lively, picturesque themes MARJEAN ALICE PRICE Mizfjianz Second soprano in triple trio unexpected wit .. . helpful and co-operative sweet and shy . .. assistant librarian ELIZABETH ROBERTS Berry Active in Student Council vim, vigor. and vi- tality prominent in instrumental and choral groups magnetic personality talented on the stage and behincl the scenes SENIORS WARREN LEE SHAW Shaw Forty Fort's Harry james . . . reliable guy . . . curly locks and shiny blue eyes District Band shop award in junior year JOSEPH GEORGE SI-IEDLARSKI foe Coaeditor of THE FORT a shimmering silver glockenspiel and a worn-out drawing hoard fluent French phrasing Mr, Director of our junior play . . . always busy BARBARA ANNE SOWDEN Barb Literary staff editor of THE FORT . . . RED AND NXAHITE .irt staff grate and beauty personified fabulous book reports self-effacing hard kK'Ol'kL'l' LOIS JEAN TAYLOR Lnjr Distritt Chorus two years ,. snippin' with those scissors hand beautiful, big blue eyes uixed chorus SENIORS A quiet mind is richer than 1 crown choral club soprino dirk hair and tranquil brown eyes irdcnt movie goer 1 reserved seit in the orchcstri pit MARTHA ANN WILLIAMS JOHN YANCHICK Afizrti Ulm 'ific cheerleader literary staffs of RED Mm from rotational school Marine reserves D WHI'l'E and THE FORT fashion plate girls' chorus, mixed chorus, and girls' ensemble radiant smile Q shirts contiguous smile. upper forty Fort resident vocational student Oscir winner of the class sports writer for RED AND XXI-ll'IE 1nd THF IOR'l our wrestling, miniger thc min with the golden voice ilvx iys smiling., fi x 'fm sails rw WN it ....- 4 M9 3 N 1 'Wk is W ll ,, MLK E E+ ,-,.,,-... .-wth. Y . 3. , 'fi so M an UN DERCLASSMEN With our hands smoothing the way, we have helped the underclass- men along the paths which have be- come so familiar to us. Our expres- sions soften, and we think back to the time when we were younger and more unsure of the future. Many of our fondest memories will be of the friends we have made in the younger classes. We Wish them every success in their future high school years. .f l 5 'Hi i N X NX MARIHA WAI.LACE Svfrel.n'y CLASS OF 1958 STERLING SOWDEN , Pferident il i PHILIP EDMUNDS Ml' V ' ' Vife Prefiderzl Q...f TO YOU WE H D TH FIRST ROW: P. Edmunds, M. Lewis, J. MacGowan, M. Wallacff. V. Davis. S. Sowdcn. K. I-lohn, T. Morris, F. Austin, G. Wright. SECOND ROW: S. Coutts, V. Watkins. I. Litwin, j. Gower. B. Oldfield, S. Layton. B. Mekula, M. Hurtt, M. Carl. THIRD ROW: P. Marrapodi, R. Heslop, M. Evans, R. Pagurc-lc, E. Gilmore, M. A. Skopic, L. Wilton, W. Schmauch, W. Morgan. FOURTH ROW: W. Lupinsky, R. Morgan, G. Wagner, W. Mitchell, A. Price, M. Russin, A. Eckhart, M. Davis. Absent: E. Richards, E. Cragle, M. Emershaw, H. Harrison, R. London, R. Berretta, J. Davitt, M. Schultz, H. Williams. JUDITH MACGOXVAN Trerzrurw CLASS OF 1959 ROBERT AUSTIN If Pretid e all ROBERT DEAN 'T' il I Vice P7'6.l'idPlll A fl' li' BARBARA DOWNS Serrelilry ORCH . . . HOLD IT HIGH! l WILLIAM ROBERTS Bookkeeping Room Prariderzf .............................,,I..,. William Roberts Vive Pfexidezzz ,..,... ......., S andra Arnold Serrerary .........,,,,.,..,,,.....,....,.....,,.. Susan Common Trea.fm'er ..........,,.....,.........,.....,....., Patricia Keibler Studwzl Caunril Reprexerztatizfe ..,...,. William Space FIRST ROXV: W. Space, S. Common, S. Arnold, P. Keibler, W. Roberts. SECOND ROW: W. Oswald, N. Hand, H. Hockenbury, B. Shemo, W. Black. D. Schoeller, T. Saba. B. Federer, M. Sow- den. THIRD ROW: N. Pickering, J. Nesgoda, B. Neale. F. Lamoreaux, B. Carlson, G. Potera, J. jenkins, J. Richards, L. Lamoreaux. FOURTH ROW: B. Downs, F. Swan, B. Niewinski, J. Newcomb. B. Urisko, C. Howell, D. Gray, G. Moffatt, V. Ramsey. Treanlrer Room 19 President .............,.. ...... ..... G e rtrude Downs Vire Prefiderzt ...... ...,..... R ichard Hohn Sef1'ela1'y .................... ............. V irginia Nerhood Tfea.rurer .................................... john MacGowan Sluderzl Cazmril Repre.rez1ta1iz'e .... Car0l'Beerweiler FIRST ROW? J. Mafoowan, V. Nerhood, G. Downs, C. Beerweiler, R. Hohn. SECOND ROW: B. Ellsworth, H. Ellsworth, S. jones, W. Davis, J. Cheskiewicz, J. Yaglenski, S. Crosby, J. Lam- oreaux, R. Tate, R. Andress. THIRD ROW: R. Meeker, A. Good, F. Hylton, B. Rundle, C. Schmauch, J. Woolbert, W. Glahn, P. Cawley, K. Bolton. J. Yarrish. FOURTH ROW: R. Dean, B. Deitz, R. Austin, E. Koneman, J. Sentman, P. Hosey, T. Scott, R. Hosey, S. Wellhofer. ,. ll-Y :hr Room 12 MRS. KROTICK 7Y'!'..l'IdL'IIf A.,A... ..,,. ,...,,.,,.,. W 1 lliam Davis fire Pngfiderzz ,................,.... Henry Farr iE'H'6f!I7'J' .,,.................,. Ann Marie Kane 'remzfrer ,........,.,A.,,,...., Joseph DeMarco finden! Council Rcj11'e.re11mli1'e ..,...,,,,....,. Gail Kuhns TIRST ROW: J, Hayes, J. Forgatch, G. Cuhns, W. Davis, A. M. Kane, H. Farr, J. DeMarco, R. Chaney, M. Moritz. SECOND ROW: R. Dait, E. Ellsworth, W. Pucilowski, K. MacKenzie. W. Jearce, S. Masters, L. Bonhamer, M. ?ickering, R. Pethick, C. Marshall. FHIRD ROW: C. Williams, W. Ben- metto, J. Dertinger, T. Claus, E. Pear- son, O. London, J. Segear, R. Palmer. ABSENT: R. Ackourey. Room 13 MR. HERROLD Prefideut .......................... David OWCYIS Vife Preridenz ................ James Steltzer Sefrelury ,,..,........... ........... E llis Myers T1'e,1,ru1'er ,,,,,,,,,.....,......... Gerald Fortney Student Counril Repfe.fefzmfi1'e .........,.... John Fedorko FIRST ROW: R. McGuire, T. Roberts, E. Myers, J. Fedorko, J. Steltzer, D. Owens, G. Fortney, C. Howell, D. Evans. SECOND ROW: J. Woody, D. Hylton, J. Albertson, R. Sunday, M. Hosey, R. Emmel, G. Boyle, D. Haugh- wout, M. Hawk. THIRD ROW: J. Parsons, C. Becker, S. Yarmey, A. Evans, D. Wightman, R. M. Hagel, C. Carr, R. Francis. 615'Wf5519P'IiB??HRf?f,.i . 'ff' I. 1'2 - Lecture Room NIR BRONG Prefidenl ............................., Harry Keast Vice Preridenf ..... ..... B onnie Austin Sefrelury ........... ........ L ana Dunkle Tre.1.f1n'er ............. ...... Iv Iary Bomboy Studenl Council Reprerenlalire .....,,..... Robert Scovell FIRST ROW: M. Bomboy, R. Scovell, H. Keast, B. Austin, L. Dunkle. SEC- OND ROW: R. Mercando, D. Wass- erott, E. Myers, P. Patingre, R. Plevc-l, C. Keeler, D. Gorey. THIRD ROW: H. Price, E. Bowers, W. White, R. Tamblyn, L. Helsby, S. Deeble, B. Greg- ory, A. Reabuck. .l f1.yy'L'1, Y 1. N' Room 17 MR. KILE Prexridwll ........,...,....... Catherine Skopic Ifiw Pniridwzl .........,,....,,, Beverly King SerreI.11'y ,A,,.....,A............, Gerald Coopey Tr'v.n'1n'w' ..,....,,,,,....,... Bonnie Stansfield Sludeul Council Rvfire.rez11.11i1'e ...,....,,,,o... Keith Jones FIRST ROW: A. Attnrdo, G. Coopey, B. Stansfield. C. Skopic, B. King, K. Jones, P. Hollis, W. W'ilcox. SECOND ROW: C. Kishbaugh, E. Niewinski, C. Goodman. R. Jarenski, M. Miller, J. Brunza, L. Kutish, XV. Scovell, E. Ches- lciewicz. THIRD ROW: R. Geiser, M. A. Peters, J. Lewis, R. Stanukinas, K. Williams, K. Hills, W. James, L. Wer- ner, D. Sentman. 4 ...naw ,' CLASS OF 1961 Room 6 MRS. BARNES Preridenl .............................. Ellis Davis Vire Pr-widen! ................ Neil Mercando ,S'erre,fary .......,.....,.,.......... Lillian Russin T1'6r1.fIl?'F7' ........,.,..... William Lamoreaux Sludezzl Counfil Rt'f77'6'.ff7ll:1ff1'0 ..... ...... . Thomas Antrim FIRST ROW: A. Jones, W. Lamoreaux, E. Davis, L. Russin, N. Mercando, T. Antrim, J. Truckenmiller. SECOND ROW: D. Sekerah, R. Zaremski, J. Hann, J. Simoson, J. Newcomb, R. Wilce, E. Roarty. THIRD ROW: D. Wellhofer, J. Cragle, W. Fulton, J. Green, L. Eckhart, A. Marrapodi, L. Fortney, K. Gorman, M. Angley. AB- SENT: M. Rittenhouse. M. A. Gregory. Room 7 MRS. JONES Prerzdenl .......................... Paul Richards Vice Prerident ............ James Rosenbaum Serrelary .................... Judith Pickering Trearurer ....................., William Roarty Sluderzl Counril Ref2reJer11.f1ti1'e ................ Linda Hosey FIRST ROW: L. Hosey, W. Roarty, P. Richards, J. Rosenbaum, J. Pickering. SECOND ROW: P. Jackson, C. Bass- ler, B. McCormick, C. A. Newcomb, M. Connors, M. Cohen, M. A. Tate, P. Mc- Ormond. THIRD ROW: B. Carlson, P. Ruha, C. Shepherd, A. Knorr, R. Wilce, V. Treslar. ABSENT: R. Glahn, R. Hughes, W. McAvoy, P. Bergen. Room 1 Pwfidwfl ...................... Suzanne Bellone Vire Preridwzz .,..,,,, .,.,. L inda Griffiths Se'tre'lm'y ..........,A. .....,.. N oel Cresswell Tfw.r141'e1' .,.A,.,...........,.......,. Robert Eddy Student Cozwril R6'fU'L'.f821lrllfl'E ...... Mark Bartlebaugh FIRST ROW: VU. Davies, R. Eddy, I.. Griffiths, S. Bellone, N. Cresswell, M. Bartlebaugh, C. Keefer. SECOND ROW: P. Davies, R. Deeble, C. I-losey, P. Morrow, j. Gaiteri, D. Fortney, D. Jenkins, S. Favata, M. Gorman. THIRD ROW: B. Smith, M. Belles, F. Gaul, N. Learn, R. Frederick, J. Giaclosh, C. Attardo, P. Patyk, j. Hosey, J. Noyle. ABSENT: T. Brace. Room 11 MISS JONES ' Prerident .......................... Keith Helsby Vice Preridezzl .....,.... Sue Ellen Morrow Serrelrrry ........... ........ W alter Mitchell T1'6fl,fH1'c'f .....,....... ..,.... D avid Barnard Sludwzl Counril Reprerwzlatife .................... john R665 FIRST ROW: K. Ridall, A. Antinnes, D. Barnard, K. Helslzvy, W. Mitchell, J. Rees, R. Kitzmiller, J. Sowden. SEC- OND ROW: A. Steinbergh, R. Wilson, R. Furman, N. Scott, M, Handlong, R. Deets, J. Beerweiler, C. Pickup, R. Bu- beck, D. Woody. THIRD ROW: T. McAvoy, S. Keibler, P. Shaw, S. Ritter, A. Rhone, L. johnson, K. Masteller, D. Dietz, C. Bush. ABSENT: S. Morrow. CLASS OF 1962 Room 2 MR. DAVIES Preridwzf ...........,.......... George Roberts Vire Preridmi ..,... ...... W illiam Brace Ser1'el.nj ........,,,. ......... D avid Badmaln T7'Erl.fIll'L'1' ................ Harold MucGowan Sludm! Caunril Repr'e,fu11.1li1'e .............. Carol Reisser FIRST ROVU: M. Milne, H. M.xcGowan, VU. Brace, G. Roberts, D. Badman, C. Reisser, W. Martin. SECOND ROW: T. Treslar, E. Roskos, XV. Vanston, M. Garrahan, R. Hawke, C. Pearson, R. Machado, S. MacKenzie, A. Karolchik, W. Ruha. THIRD ROW: D. Mitchell, S. Layton, J. Loughney, P. Nesgoda, E. Whitson, K. Lenker, R. Miller, S. Smith, E, Dertinger, E. Robbins. mm Wfilliam Roberts receives the outstanding ac- tors award from Mrs. Phillip j. Richards junior class participants in the Thanksgiving Program. M. Skopic Lewis, V. Watkins. Standing: S. Sowden FUTURE OPE ERS OF THE SENIOR DOOR Room 12 cops first prize in Christmas deco- rations First year typists display their skill J' .J ,mgw-we 9 sl M-vpkyy , L4 2 ,Q-i' .-av' wax' ..N 1 1 . . ,',4f' .i SPORTS W ith our hands skillfully ma- nipulating different types of equip- ment, we completed another success- ful year of sports. They earned the enthusiastic support of their fans as they repeatedly caught that pass, made that basket, and got that pin. We can truly say that our athletes showed good sportsmanship and earnestly worked their hardest to make this year the success it was. we S. FIRST ROW: H. Lewis, M. Antinnes, G. Patyk, A. Larko, J. Yanchiclc, T. Lewis, J. Ford, V. Monte, R. O'Connell, R. Jones, J. Kren. SECOND ROW: F. Swan, R. Ackourey, S. Sowden, R. Austin, T. Morris, R. Heslop, R. Morgan, K. Hohn, G. Wright, T. Scott. THIRD ROVU: G. Fortney, R. Berretta, J. Steltzer, C. Schmauch, W. Pearce, R. Scovell, F. Hylton, S. Yarmey, W. Davis, Mr. Steltzer.IFOURTH ROW: C. Howell, J. DeMarco, R. Sunday, H. Farr, P. Richards, J. Richards, W. Roberts, D. Wellhofer, W. Space, J. Yaglenslci. GRID FLYERS G MR. JAMES STELTZER Head Coach ...N COACHES ' MR. NELSON KILE Afrirtmzt Coach Once again the football team came through with a winning season. Under the capable leadership of Co-Captains Tom Lewis and Joe Kren and the tutoring of Coaches Steltzer and Kile, the Flyers posted a 6-4 record. None of the seniors of this spirited team will ever forget the satisfaction of the victory over Sayre or the trouncing of Exeter. The members of this club can always be proud of themselves for the way they represented our school. 1 QU 5 ' E21 an ,M ,N 5. fi M .5, A 1 fail mm X1 vi a I gm., , -4 1 Q - 1 4 Ml, . ., ,L :+A , iggwfgg--ig Ax., 4 a 5 2 any ' fl aw Q. Vizv ,, , 1 . 4 I Q fx I gg 49? ff4z? Q new -'V W 5 Mn- A - i M.: Q x w 4 f ,A A ,, 1 11- '. if '1 a , -Aa Q LL r dl 4 1' ,. 1, .-va ,i?.,,.. ...vw-1f' ., ,, 5 ft . Jn B' 1' 1, 'N WHS Ko-a6im ,I nv -irq '. ' ' L t'A:7f':T .5 it HARRY LEWIS VERNON MONTE ROBERT O'CONNELL West Side Confer Hqlflnck Letterman 3 4 End-Letterman 3, 4- GERALD PATYK End-West Side Conference, All-Stars, Second Team, Sun- day Independezzl All-Stars, Let- terman 3, 4. F. E. W-B Twp. ...... ..... S ayre ....,...... .,.... 7 Bloomsburg ....... ........ W yoming ...... ...... 3 4 Exeter ........... Wyalusing ,... ,..... 6 Westmoreland W. Pittston ....,.. ....... 4 5 Edwardsville . W. Wyoming ....... . ...... 14 Ford springs loose for good yardage Wyoming back about to test Flyers' line git' l l 1 GRAPPLERS CAPTURE SECOND PL I 1 I mv E. L-.- A X I d Q FIRST ROW: J. Richards, G. Fortney, G. Wright, R Sunday. XV. Space, SECOND ROW: V. Monte, R. Dean. W. Mitchell, S. Sowden, P. Edmunds. T. Morris, J. Dean, M. Antinnes, R. Austin, THIRD ROW: D. Owens, H. Farr, F. Lamoreaux, M. Russin, A, Price, T. Scott, F. Hylton. J. Steltzer. R. Heslop, W. Davis. Coach Steltzer. Coach Steltzer explains district pair ings , This year the Flyers of the mat were successful in nine out of ll meets. Their first loss, to Kingston, cost them the championship which they held for two years, but they were' successful in taking second place in the Wyoming Valley Wrestling League and the District Two Wrestling Tournament. Since the team is losing only three men through graduation, much can be expected next year. SCORES F.F. 59 Lake-Noxen .. 22 Hughesville ..,. 53 Northwest Area 32 Hanover 29 Williamsport 23 Coughlin 17 Kingston 29 Meyers 52 Plymouth 13 Shamokin 30 G. A. R. Co-captains Vern Monte and Marv An- tinnes after a successful season 37 rv Antirmcs keeps tight w.iist on his gliesville uppuncnt 1-z'i1j11.1ir1 VERNON MONTE 127 lhs.. lettcrman 2, 3, 4. SENIORS .,,, J V, Cf!-l'.lf7l.lfll MARVIN ANTI NNES 165 lhs.. Icttcriimn 3. 1. District I P.I,A A Champ. JAMES DEAN 154 lbs.-I.cttcrm.1n -i, Mgingigcrs A, Fulton. XV. Xwightmiin, Mtwffzitt, D. Vfellhofcr. PACE TEAM Mcwntc' puts the pressure on a Northwest jim Dean waits forthe referee to ,IHA say his man is pinned, M N- Q , M. , f'- . V vf A A N fr' ,ffffs www , MMYBM- LW! A rdf- H X ,aw Wm ,L . f , V - I , . 4,1 f f ' ' 1 -rf. 2 X My Y 'W' :f'fl: 'Le,, ', ,E ,,,..M,..,,,.,,,k w ig., WT.-xi Q 9 -5 -, ' l, -fy, ,, . ., ' ' jak. .A g 4 ,1 fr- f ' 2 f.-:iii 5 . - , . N' H gi g- ,C A Hg-Q' isp .W .il 1' J' 11.1 X , se rie- ' ,D L, ,SQ f in . A - 'T if X gy. X I ff 1 fr ' 5512 ,Q f V ,gf I A - . 'I' 1 -A 7' E Q' Q . , N' nga? 1 H ifi , Z 'f , Q glitz 'MAN ' ,. , 1' an uixggzg 'SV u h. J .h 1 - N ' MA ' 113- mfls L, - fu' 1,3-Q11f2f1ff '. X 4--W La' A1 5 ' ,..-A Q15 . X ff' J' TfQ....-5 A, - f ' I, 'bu-.. .- . F A fi ,giffli iggiiggqgi Wg 'gf A .f 5 ,gf .-'.,::. Q, 3 W., A S K m. '1 ' X J i X ..- 161 ' X Z I swf 1 B' Y r WM. 4 .f 1? , J, ' .HL kk, ,QL f.., A - , 4 ali W . If .eve ,g V! up , - M - W, as Bob Aust: Thefff Off at WY0miUgl ' Kren goes over the hurdle. Monte and Rimple strain for um TRACKMEN COMPLETE TOUG BUSTER LEWIS 100-yard Dash 220-yard Dash Half-mile Relay BILL WIGHTMAN y Fort ............ 31 Tunkhannock ......., 60 :y Fort ..,..,,,.... 51 Plymouth ...w. ....,. 6 7 :y Fort ......,..... 51 V2 Wyoming ........,..... 66 V2 :y Fort ............ 45 V2 W. Pittston .......... 72 VZ 'rift Meet .......,........ ...... .......,..... T b ird Plate JOE KREN Broad jump Hurdles Half-mile Relay High jump Hurdles Anchorman Ixrcn fmlshcs hllfmile ,,-ai AQ J!! rw' 73 QA Brmd Jump Colch Hrg,g,1ns plmmng med. 59 FLYERS REAC Coach Herrold maps out ar fun- damental play. FIRST ROW R jones T Lewis J Kren G. Patyk, A, Larko, J, Ford. SECOND ROW: R. Hohn. R Morgan G Wagner J MacGowan Coach Herrold. SCORES F.F. Fi,-,gg half F.F. Second half 56 W. Pittston , . , 68 65 Larksville , 52 44 Luzerne ,,,,, , 75 70 Luzerne , 74 89 Larksville , , , 54 64 Pittston , .... 50 57 Edwardsville ,,,. 54 32 Northwest Area 39 76 Plains ,r,,,, H ,,,,,,, ,,,,, 4 5 35 Wyoming , . H48 47 Northwest Area . 50 55 EXCIC1' V 76 48 Pittston ,,,,, ,, ,,,,, , S9 83 Plains , ,, , 50 58 Exeter ,, ,,,, A . 68 52 Edwardsville , , . , 65 77 Wyoming ,, , 69 66 W. Pittston , ,,,,, , 68 if f 5 'N ET wk? Vg? W 4 sf E , fyazixijyz : Q Guard Andy Larko stands ready to get any possible rebound, KNEELING: R. Dombroski, XX . Davis, T. Lewis, j. Dean. STANDING: O Pitylc j Ford .I Kren, R. jones, M. Antinnes. THE KINGS OF SWAT Although the high school does not have an organized baseball team, we do have very active intramural softball leagues. During the spring from 12:30 to 1:15 p.m., our students have a choice of watching one of two games- junior high or senior high. Upward to one hundred twentyutiive boys participate in this activity annually. In the season of 1956 the Class of '57 was successful in capturing first place in the Seniorff-ligh A League. Mr. Krayer plans vveeles schedule. TOM LEWIS Second place Home Runs Third place Batting 171154- K 'FQ :f W 4 2 1 JOE KREN First place Home Runs First place RBI's Second place Batting TACH FELKER iii Under the very efficient coaching of Miss lfelker, the girls' hockey team completed its second successful season. The girls practiced diligently. They played Kingstons more experienced team twice and showed great spirit in spite of defeat. 4 F i s I . 4 3 G fl' - -. .ie A FIRST ROW: C. Keeler, R. Tamblyn, V. Ramsey, B. Niewinski D. Gray, C. Beerweiler, B. Carlson, C. Wfillinms. SECOND ROW' J. Vfoolbert, G. Downs, -I. Cheskiewicz. B, Downs, B. Austin, G Kuhns. Miss Felker, S. Masters. V. Nerhoocl. C. Becker, -I. Albert son, S. Crosby. A tense moment with Kingston Donna and Pat in a hully Deeble. FIRST ROW: M. Sowden, C. Beerweiler, N. Rundle. SECOND ROW: N. Pickering, B. Neale, R. Tate. ,-, ,... ,.. : FIRST ROW: D. Gray, G. Downs, B. Carlson. SECOND ROW: J. Yarrish, S, Arnold, S. Common, B. Downs. FIRST ROW: B. Niewinski, S. Crosby. SECOND ROW: 'I' TA.-I.:-.. 'AT Ll-...l 'D IJA.-... FIRST ROW: G. Kuhns, A. Kane, S. Masters. SECOND ROW: C. Becker, L. Dunkle, S. FIRST ROW: K. MacKen- zie, R. Tamblyn. SECOND ROW: R. Hagel, B. Aus- tin, J. Albertson. Virginia Nerhood, Miss Felker, jane Ches- kiewicz. GIRLS' BASKETBALL CURBED FIRST ROW: V. Davis, S. Layton, E. Richards. SECOND ROW: M. I-Iosey, M. Emershaw, S. Jones. Restricted to intramural basketball as well as to the noon hour for playing time, the girls manifested an intense interest in basketball under the capable coach- ing of Miss Felker. The forwards were fast and the guards everywhere. How our hands long to shoot in a gymnasium of our own! 47 ACTIVITIES with our hands we joined other classes in a large variety of school activities. A sturdy hand on the gavel helped guide our Student Council. Hands gestured majestically as they led the band and the chorus through a stirring passage of music. Many different hands helped others by means of the work of the service clubs. We were all busy, working for our school, our friends, and our- selves through these many fine school activities. il , 6 L wqtjill' v fix-Q l s 2 2 5' E5 'tif 1 Y , W-V n 1 1 3 gs., W as .um .Q f, ., 1' 2, v F5 A is-if If ' .I TW -,SLE ' E H if K 'K Chairman Phil and magazine workers keep mascot, Vitamin, phil E to? company after school. dmund - to J.. S pres 2913651 . gt Clfy M V Gnfs a 1 N New Dwms iii. imgnzinc w7t'f.1tt. 55-Cond liflmera ble Veg? man. 4511741171 '6-'hvst AAOYA. , slles , ci- inixPll,LmLrcttwI1l Vuv . 'X 10. ' pnl. Democraty in action-Andy and Marv register at the polls. , 4' .S ' , s 4 ,.4 g 1 Qi :mf 4' Dur politically minded campaigners-friendly rivals -G, Patyk, P. Edmunds, B. Urisko, E. Richards, A. Larko. DUNCIL ACTIVITIES Barbara Shemo, between Bob and Dick, about to make the momentous decision 5l Vecp Edmunds makes All- l Production ticket sal phs Prcxy Austin, Judy Macs n. and Bill Roberts. e awards ' 'rw Sharnn and Gerry sort the Christ- mas cards for St. Giles Hospital, The profit from the All-School play being counted by Gail and Rose STUDE T GOVER ME T I ACTIO pfesid ent Pawk 'ep feseniS the S tudems at 3 iw . - on AiscuSS'0 homfwml' Mr. Bubcck presents the Student Council awards to Darla DuRoss and Ginny Laines. 0 A W ff Z wg EE ,gk .af Qgejfvg 3 1 We We Q ,fa PN? F' G id 41 gg. P' ,gf Y fa SEQ Qi A u A We W V , fm ill - fr ff-5 , W? -as Q 23? 355 gi im f . W V P W W? 1' S 11 A if ' , ,. 5 :il5ifi g 5 f . Q iigfyf j- f ,- 511 5 'gp L L, if 1 K fp--N5 few., A - T MQW? ' f if - , .. .'. i:, .v,:f 'T' Je f , 2 A--ma-.nan as-no-uw. 'V 'iff 7' V y fp: W Q-fb 7 ..,, ' 'r . 'W ., We ,W ll, : , -.., ww .1 I id f 4 'xv PM I 4 Q, N A Q it . I i- v EZ: - ' 3' V , ., 4 if v Q3 i I., .M , Z, ? -g 'Y'?' I' .f,.3 Q ff, , W Q ci 1,.., 9: i , y birthday, Mr. Buheck, hap- rthday to you! Treasurer, Sally Laytong President, Carol Christmang Vice President Rita Pagurekg Secretary, Margaret Carl. With Mrs. Bubeck as adviser the Y-TEENS suc- cessfully completed another year as a service club. Under the leadership of Carol Christman, president, their most popular project was the Christmas Rhap- sody. SERVICE CO-OP K Eh: ? 1 QHM g f ff Q ' 46 n M' A !Qvm,3 ,ex .:5 . A ' ' 7 , 1611 U 3 , uw: I we in ' w ig? it Wg, 0,1 L, ,gf , ff 415 1 ' -2 . A 'LQMQE 1 N :iid U , ..., M , k.fvig, , .ff z Q , wf bi zu 4. viii, A gg iafW5f i:,j v: 1 ,W iff A' t,4,f4,134- , , f?'VfAl?J X' Wx , ,, 1? Egan Awqw, ,.,,.,, ,, W W-5 , X.v,,..4.m 4 bb V Q 'P M M My -xwxiz 1.4 .yi - g if sr: X LQ? 1223 ig 1. 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' ' '-Q.,-Qs'---'-' Ola. 4', 1' W , ' . 5 ffm if? i f , ' r .T 4 ,I ,, fi: W L 1 f 1 m 'Y W K 1 'dwiswmfx - BOYS' SEXTET F. Hills. H. Owens, XV. NX'igl1tmgm, W. Davis, L. XX'ulton. M. Schultz MALE SINGERS VOCALIZE INTO OUR BOYS' ENSEMBLE FEMALE SONGSTERS MODULATE INTO GIRLS' ENSEMBLE ' 'z IT. Ro crts. M. unes. C. Berry, M. l' J I lnylor. Smmllngz B, Carlson. B. Mckulu, B. h Common, B. llrisko. S. Layton, M. Walllglce. OUR GIRLS' EN SEMBLE X: S mf WK' ? m, Y fw- ,QM ,gm ,M-rg ky., ffl til iw! ,NY Ili wax SENIOR GIRLS' CHORUS 9 '4 A N D H A A' wwmw ey K em -i'l: .1 ' I l X 'uw 'Y , 'x , X ,I 1 1 X 710, , xx NC Mo 15K HORUS Nr QV fs JUNIOR GIRLS, CHORUS w1xsnwM.,, f I we f Q I,.,f f 1 , Q Q 95 , I . Q ., . in f 'gg 'i efg' fl' 1 My X. 'Isl' nuff: .u ,:' I 4 X A W - : iii' ,, Q33 lf? 1 .,,..mv-,-w.,,.,,, xg 1 ua. .fx v.M.N......w., + . -n-ww mmm M Ma. -, - wmmw-fpMf+Q...X. x . . 2. ,.Xf:,'??,,g.4x,, X.:3'::zQ..m-Q w,X,..,........- 2:55, , ,:S, 5 is we r Q? - .lm- A, . u :fx 1 ff MIXED ORUS MASCULINE TONES AND EEMININE VOICES BLEND INTO OUR MIXED CHORUS One of the band's many extra activities was playing for the Nixon Cavalcade during the Vice President's visit in Forty Fort. no ww - Em- Mr! N i' I I fdyj ,L Ll' The music of the junior Class Chorus was presented at the Thanksgiving Day program. SAY IT WITH pirit runs high at our weekly football pep meetin Sue Ellen Morrow entertains the student body at Christmas. ' USI C 8- Majorettes entertain in preparation for the West Pittston game. SENIOR ACTIVITIES wth our hands kept busy doing a great variety of things such as ar- ranging exotic tropical plants for our junior Prom or working dexter- ously with the props and make-up for our plays, we had a wonderful time with senior activities. In addi- tion to the fellowship and pleasure we enjoyed while producing these activities, we also learned a great deal which is sure to be helpful in later life. WRITE - UPS PICTURES LAYOUT TYPING s c 99 H014 Q -'L 73. 3 'fs x9 A gsm'- C0-editors-Marlene -Innes, joseph Shedlarski BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager, Louis johnsong H, Owens, W. Foust, W. Davis, I.. j. Taylor. THE FORT Hard work and long hours were given by each of THE FORT staff so that our yearbook could be a success. For we seniors the production of the yearbook was the last and biggest project, Miss Stack and Mr. Williams capably and willingly guided us along the A way. Without their help the seniors could not have succeeded. For a job well-done each member of the staff will always have a feeling of satisfaction. LITERARY STAFF Editor, Barbara Sowdeng E. Roberts, W. Wightman, Christman, M. Williams. M. Rundle, E. Prater. z f U fQ94'X'af -ff .,. ,WW , - 89 A 'Z Krxr i ', f si - i ' Qs 'iff A A if K 'D' X . V ' v hz cl and 3 . 1 A . . A mental Patient with 8 bleelflgwheslnin THE Accelflmi' thclivgs student dum knife faces DI- and Mrs' E Richllfds- Ml:ii1Pl7ilY. BARRIER. wr, Smiles feet and brick-hard biscuits set the scene for our hillbilly sophomore COMIN' ROUND THE MOUNTAIN. - ,,., 'ze from MIS Vjilson has Pwl i she H , fyom A csulw-2 'ind is llwdkd My nn A ihiS Way' ALL SCHOOL PLAYS COMINi ROUND THE MOUNTAIN41955 Di1'e'fif11'-MISS MARGARET HANDLONG Student DirerInr,rfCAROL CHRISTMAN HARRY OWENS THE VALIANT-1956 Direclor-MISS MARGARET HANDLONG Sfudenl Dirertorr-BETSY ROBERTS BARBARA EMMELL THE BARRIER-1957 Director-MRS. ANNA BARNES Sludent Direclor-MARTI WILLIAMS Tension in our award-winning performer, Bill Wightman. Miss Lenahan hands jim the winning frward for THE VALIANT. A.,,,4M 5--,, 44 av-mv gg .LQ x ' s 1 , ,T ,Q . . 5 ,LC A i ki 1 A '1 -' .J . , N meg .-4 L ifg'l'5-Cai? , W ' Nm 'E . ? QECFJFTII, A-mL5:,v. .JI FMR-Il' V Swarm' 1' -wr 11 1 Q3 'v Q, If 1, ,gm :M .uwwwwww N Q, LI .4942 2 i if wmv ' 4 ,if , K. New -W ,Adi gvm X . Wu J , 1 0 . a?+En,L,,lg,f,,f, Y., K1 4 cm JE: W1 1- 9 5 ,V-A 1 11 k .- Larry chaperons a kid party. Maybelle shows Phyllis how to Charleston! Fred and Sandy have man-tn-man talk l' WE TURNED BACK THE CLOCK E OR ONE NIGHT On Friday evening, Decem- ber 7, we presented our senior play, TURN BACK THE CLOCK. The cast showed fine talent that had been well trained by Mrs. Anna Barnes, the director. Grace Emershaw assisted as student director. Costumes were from the Roaring Twentiesf' The three-act comedy revealed that parents and teen-agers of the pre-depression period faced problems similar to those con- fronting teen-agers and par- ents today. The performance made an entertaining evening. Connoisscurs of fine foods MR. TOUCHDOW DANCE On November 12, 1955, the annual Mr. Touchdown Dance was held in the gymnasium. As each one entered the dance, he cast his vote for Mr. Touchdown. During intermission Coach Hig- gins presented the trophy to Tom Craver who had won the dis- tinguished title of Mr. Touch- down 1955. I do declare! HAWAIIAN HOLIDAY l Babeski, Miss Felker, Mr. Krupa, Miss Benner, Mr. Brown, Bubeck, Mr. Bubeck. Protectors of the palms. In its new Hawaiian outfit for the celebration of the junior Prom on May 14, 1956, the gymnasium looked beautiful. Of course, its beauty could never excel either that of the girls in their flaring, crisp gowns or the hand- someness of the gallant lads. Wliile dancing to the music of Rex Harrison, one almost felt as if he were really in Hawaii. Everyone admired the paper Hawaiian girls with the real grass skirts. The crowning of jackelyn Senghaas as queen was the highlight of the evening. Everyone agreed that the general chairman Grace Emer- shaw and all the committees were to be congratulated on a delightful and successful prom. I we a . re' Queen jackie and her court President Dean crowns Queen Jackie Balloon-blowers' convention I 9- Q , 1 3',-5-,nf I 1 Miss Benner is shocked again. fag. n Eu Q , h ' g ..L.,, s:,: ,V .1 . - V- - -sg-2, - ..,,.aeg - Y'!2Lx ., ,, xii EEE? CLASS HISTORY In his studio a kindlyfgld Wand time had slowed his look of. someone w ' had the past. His hair had turned to silver high school life. At last his of it. This collection was his f reshness of the sopho- School. His His first 0 trophy won by Kingston, 21-20. Vern team. for the Monte in the 158-pound class was a W., In a set showing the gymnasium, the banking board was the striking figure On it a . p- peared the names of sophomore basketball stars jim Ford, Joe Kren, Gerry Patyk, Tom Lewis, and Andy Larko. Spring sports also played an important part that year as shown b th d l' 1 ' ' ' ' y e e :cate y carved yavelm and championship softball cup. Tom Lewis broke the district record for the 100-yard dash by running it in 9.7 seconds. Other outstanding performers in track were Vern Monte, Harry Lewis, Jim Ford, Andy Larko, and joe Kren. Symbolic of the first class picnic was a model of the bus which transported the group to Hickory Run. Pastimes that june da in l d d ' k ' ' ' ' ' ' games, and adventuresome hikes. y c u e quic dips in the icy water, spirited baseball -x- -x- -me ' Shifting his gaze to the second set, the sculptor reviewed the outstanding events of the junior year. The class ring symbolized the reorganization of the class. After elections had been conducted, james Dean emerged as presidentg Marlene Jones, vice presidentg Patricia D ' - avls, secretary, and Andrew Larko, treasurer. Again the group was fortunate in having Miss Benner and Mr. Brown as advisers. v eyes had a peaceful, contented look- was a sculptor, and for many 1 i S R f X 3 E K ' K ' 'L 1 KM 'f f .- 'll ff Ififfl1-- 1f-1lPi1ff5i'fifQlm1PPI?Iiff1'165315?iREl71i3iifi?24eW1-:fit MNST?-'i3aizZ+Eif5fi-1fi?f?fUfLf!5W55WN215-19593 2525551'WL?wf25a.S-597i75229'ffi1fW7'f?i2ii'2.,Y1MA' f TLS 23JW'Xi52'k'Q9P?'L14r+-iIi1WT3'? . .. ,, , 5 am, ,. ,. ' f' - ' ft i sw: fs ,, L., Lis ,V -fafifififii - V 4 -A . s g?g ,i.T':iI'-3 fai - . -, if i5x'?3f,??ii5g?fTi?-iiieiiixiikar-gif it ., 'fix ' I - tvss l iiai at F A 1 A f - 1 f Q v VEQE79' Q i i' 41:3 ' fi? i'V!f A i 74 saesssaseaaederssviefsstlmewiffsesrifism vfwofk done by the . f it i fhaaHsfY4 ilad abvvkvffmeosieffervw is ,,iQ'Qgfl',,i iait 1 if I 4 ssai V gf- A s the HOP. first , ? L f Q iIf2g55'i' 'RQ-ff? 'fffinlvil f -' V A vk :Qi Qi' Ak-' D :Ty KI :Q-ff 'I if,-f ' t tiii i , it siii i 1 A f ilallv f siii A A i vtiss A A 'AND WHIT-'5 was s eraser Bdirw SPM wily hvufsadhffhfivvblisliidns l i ss1z1ei?isf.1l vtpv Q i s 1 i y ' ' is A model of apart from the rest, as well lt shouldt It was emblem v of the earbook. 4CQ-editorsJ0seiihfShedlatskil and Marlene phones, alan with-Miss Stack s gcc ivy it it s is is A and Mr. Williams, advisers, andprnemhersjofi the variousfstafyfsvcould be justly proud of their avorks o i 1 p i i an W i is A ' y ' The little clock hewed by the sculptorwas a reminder of theiclass' first dramatic attempt ofthe years TURN BACK T1-in CLOCK. This comedy featured Betsy .Roberts as a. typical teen-ager of the 19203. A second Oscar marked the class as one of the few which have won two successive awards for outstanclingpresentations in the All-School Play Contest. Major roles in this yearis play, THE BARRIER, were portrayed by Grace Emershaw, Fred Hills, and William Wightman. Then the sculptor had fashioned a copy of the scoreboard in the gym. Down one side of it were engraved the names of the basketball players who, because of their ibalhhandling prowess, were invited to participate in the Bloomsburg Tournament. Senior cagers were Jim Ford, Tom Lewis,Andy Larko, Gerry Patyk, joe Kren, and Rich jones. On the other side appeaiedf the 'names of the wrestling team who thrilled the spectators with their top- notch performances on the mat. Three seniors rated honors in this sport-jim Dean and co-captains Vern Monte and Marv Antinnes, theslatter being the 165-pound district champion. A cross of lilies depicted a very solemn occasion, thesinspiring Easter Program presented by the class on April 17. The proud symbol of the Olympic Torch iwas the next sight to greet the artist's eyes, This, of course, represented the skills of the track team as it once again set a fine exampleiin speed and agilityy s i i Wistfully the carver viewed the lastfigures in the exhibition-models of a whirling couple, guests at the junior Promg the rostrum used to deliver the Baccalaureate Sermong a legal scrollfirepresenting the will read on Class Dayg andithe highly prized diploma, signi- ' the completion of twelvehappy and ewgentfttlfyearsp ZH V- i a p atfithe olde sifeifhadi' beauty... a radiance' shone finishedf the class' t r Y s t. ' BARBARA SOWDEN, Chairman ' A DOROTI-IY'HARTMAN LOUIS, your-:sow s ssuRraNag3oNasi A J ' - iTJfU'l:f..i.1 I -'1 fi -'ke if 2 z ' E W' - - 4 V c , , sol 5, .-.sqfi H. cm'if--if-felvs?2:zftiqrsegczwz ,:1tvK,, ifs.f.f,:gz . sf.. . J -s--22,-,emi'e:,,q-ff, ,ff-as fi .- 5- ,, 4,-f - , . t ,fe-,t,.yei-gsca.-:-1.:-, ve-igzfsea,,sf,siSaises. , .s , .. -1. Y W-si ts-eei feii , I I ,i I , iifsfffix- -fl ' . siis,gQE:rwfaf.,. f A ' si- - . ,:-'I 2 aw ' ' n 1--A: eva: f-If : ' mi, fa' as 1. is ww - so .stems-sse'r 411.-:la -at f is an--f aww V .5 ,s 5.2: 'f ' favs, !E,l,gis,...1 7 ., f,,.,ig ,X s HH fiiafsfg-Q. stfsuiias 'sf i i - X W Ai Q3sf37lfifk:'3Q filly 1 get .5 -ss f ffl,s,, Qlifiivaal f Miiviqygg, weft, I W 1 4 wc' Gxinsb x0 . s- acyl 54- se ,O O 'C Y-OGG fb Rib-tickling advertisement for the Halloween Hop. :tsy Roberts-happy winner of the Betty Crocker Home- ' BUSY DAYS FOR SENIORS Bill Davis, Fred Hills, Barbara Emmel-participants in our Veterans' Day program. iker of Tomorrow Award. Patsy Davis, Betsy Roberts, Andy Larko, Gerry Patyk, and Judy Wfright listen to the record player at close range during the Mr. Touchdown Dance. jutly Gorman, Andy Larko, Betsy Rob- ii erts. Betsy Prater. Louis johnson. Lois jean Taylor. trying to repair the split atom in a maze of beakers, flasks, test tubes, ami reagent bottles. 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