Freeland High School - La Vita Yearbook (Freeland, PA)

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Page 20 ' ' ' ...... . . .. 30 66 94 106 I2 130 There are things wondedizl to nu' lh1'ng.s' whose' wondem neverjbdv. . 45,3 .A ' . ev A-gy' ., , A hm I' s .l , uP? -L eds! U., Q. Q .Q , .Kit 'X wr -V. fy to ' g ' 4 nt Q , limit ei s 2. ig? Ll ' EMI! K 1' 'fn-Jog 6 ' ev' fffptg. v . P fn-grit' ,, g unite. ,TJ t Q T tr' ' I. I Y ' QD T s b ' 5 .diihlf M I J N. sl 'H i .. it t 9 t, ' Q -fl HN' imlepgvlz jg we t. . A '. ' -my,..g.'.c,v,Qo: gAt H ' lb .L 7' as -t.. as . f t t 4 ' i' -1' 'Q.,, :n'5' ',,u'I,'- ja' t V . tr' 89 we :turf dns z - UV ts. 't - r , ceo it st -. I . Q 1 ,B .t tc'e.,i e-,,-wg ja .. Mg-'un' ffve .Q 5 t so Q' -ts-' to sl if .s A N ' ' ' ' ' eh '- ' ' .4 '.. ' ' . V ra N at .nt-w-s ' tw 6 miter, 'Tw eh-,L le vm t l mf-t.'g,9' 'M t ' 'lil 5 ':xq 4 ?l4n:F,tl -ftllx' ' Q ? I -,g as b , 5 at e ef fee. is 'tvs .. ,Settle 'sith b Q ' i ,.. -vs .I ,X A Je . tb l se x : ':iM :.,1lsh. .l' I uf A ld!! I' 1 v' A V 5 5 1 5 1 slr, F ,vii V I VN 11. . an IZA ...fa 1 ' qs 5 51 't7'i'U?3::WW J. t Iii. . .ts-' D . '. 'HMS 'aft nb .fvr.'1 tt. ' ' 4 ln four years we came along way from the nervous freshmen huddled under the old campus maples in the crisp air on our hrst moming of high school to the sed assured seniors whose throbbing hearts metered their steps as they mounted the stage for the last time as students of Freeland High School on graduation night. ln between, being an accomplishment conscious group. we struggled with soph- moric pride, survivetl trans-planting in our junior year, and came hurrying into our senior year, as all seniors are, pressed for time, trying to tie up this portion of our lives as a neat package ready for the worlds inspection. Our springtime has fuwlled its promise. Even now summer awaits laden with abundance, warm and golden. A season for the heighth and depth of lifes experience. We will live each moment with the hope that when our harvest is due, it will reveal a comucopia of jewels which cannot be measured monetoril y. I t is toward this goal that we must direct ourhearts, minds, and edorts. This book is a history of growth. lt is the chronicle of transformations. Yet it is only part of ourstory. What we do tomorrow will write the next chapters. Mark .l. Firley '75 ' 31,5 . if 7 ' A 450 'r' 'lp . fi , . .pl ' J ' 3 . ' fa. .fi ae.: I .1 I fditsjva, nl . '- A fr +P' J' in - uf- Q. 'P' V . ag 4 A A 1 H6 Q 51 M 'nr ' ,pr K 'P' 'K vF' ', -sn.. ig R Q-Q4 Life is an ever renewing process, constantly changing. . . Yet remaining unchanged . . . . . . a smile, a look heavy- lidded with reminiseence the simplejoy ofa friend '.,1emf.w ' o -3 -2-1' I' 5 ri-. . ....,., .. J w rl, in iw v Q A v ib ,eq . . . the tick ofthe clock, the ebb andflow ofthe tide . . ., I.. N recognizing each other for what we are, without the yardstick ofattainment. . Just La Vita-LU'e- Today. Mark J. Firley ' 7 4 I I -JI ff' v, . rr 'Nao 'll , 1 . K' 1 - ii 'IF' sw- fp , 0 I ',fp.X ' s MAB, V Q35 .J si.- . .U 4 'ig 4 S 5 1 fr lzlfhh, 'Q ' V' 4'-I hh ' I ' . ll -.1 v.4 Ili To enumerate all the little things that Mr. and Mrs. Hauze have done for the Class of 1975 would be impossi- ble. Not only were they invariably willing to listen to us, but they were always ready to lend a helping hand in organizing our numerous class activities. Their friendship and thoughtfulness will never fade from our memories of high school days, and we hope our dedicating this yearbook to them will be an indication of our deep appreciation. 9 IZACULUH 9 ff X!!! A ' 52 if f'K..'7 YN 4-X-1-fb M -1-A ...,..r..- .........., ,----.-.....,,,,-1 N--H.. quill 'a Education is the knowledge o f how to use the whole of oneseM Many men use one or twofaculties out of thescore with which they are endowed. A man is educated who knows how to make a tool ofeveryfaculty, how to open it, how to keep it sharp, and how to apply it to all practical purposes. H W Rppfhpr Administration and School Board The primary goal of education should be to pre- pare youth for life. Without a knowledge of life, no student can expect to graduate from high school and survive in a world that is constantly changing. Because our society is continuously fumishing us with challenging experiences, it is essential that our education prepares us to meet such challenges with vitality, knowledge, and strength. Despite scheduling problems, overcrowded conditions, and halt' sessions, the administrators and educators who have been involved in our education at Free- land High School have striven to serve the best interest ofthe students. Top: Michael Karboski, Principal. Bottom: School Board. Seated fl to rj: Warren Zehner, Pat Capece, James Chapman, president: James Capparell, Thomas Elias, Thomas Cipriano. Standing: Daniel Parrell, Atty. Anthony Falvello, Victor Piazzi. Joseph Zoba, Frederick Barletta, Eugene Fellin. Absent when picture was taken: Atty. John MCA fee. AS I fi l'S.A it, N14 -0 :LL .ty QQ Upper Left: Adolph Peters, Vice-Principal. Lower Left' Daniel Parell, Superintendent of Schools. Lower Right John J. Fedullo, Director of Secondary Education. iw. L , 45- 1 rf' ' .,4- - S I-W... --.,, , , .,,.-.qw 'Ur-. I- rl' ,f . . QL, .,.5M'! k rl? ' 1 . , fx , , , A. ' ,, ' lx lg ,W 111 - ' 1 f , r , Af, I X ' 1 ' A f 3' ' . gil?-w , f if I , ,nw 1 I I V Us WV J.. J p' U . 1 :' ..-, f -, v' 1 .Y 1 N 1 is W . ' - fr f H fy .J - I 1 : e r . - 4 - Y V. , 'AJ I wer, -, - I' -F' M 'K l N. I 'I Um, 'Q' . -W 5 1' I ' ' jf ' sf , ,..f-f' , ..i,.J I -.:f.:'lu, , , A Y., I x Jr Q 1 ' lf-1,125 ..4, x 1 'L JLLC ' 1 f Y. I .. s, N . '- '7'E' . -3 gl .Q . L. Faculty I ar- A E I .ts J 5 1 - rv: ' ' .Hi f'-14 ow,-.,,-' -41.1, , - A' I W 4, Effie Ms 1.4.21 ,: L-1, If m.g:sSEiW ' ,:.,gg195,t.yf,' 12.3-1' - -,:.x3'+f fur'-.M P at t Top H to rj: Casimir Lasecki, A.B. King's Collegeg Eugene Lutz, B.S. E. Stroudsburg State. Center: Joan Moses, B.S. E. Stroudsburg Stateg Joseph Konar, B.S. Penn State, M.Ed. West Chester State. Bottom: William R. Hauze, B.S. E. Stroudsburg State. -ex.4J Q . HUP! illid' ,L f i 5522 .Aa ,BJP X' ' ,K-S 'S' ? ' fr . , J' fir! A-I 'rl ,ns xq. D! r 'Z' 1 i 5 Lf Y , :UQ Y 'lil Top fl ro rl: Gus Rosato, B.S. Bloomsburg State. Center: Anthony Franzosa, B,S. Bloomsburg Stateg Thomas Stelmock, B.S., M.Ed. Bloomsburg State. Bottom: Mary Camera, B.S. Bloomsburg Stateg Nancy Y. Hoch, B.S, Mary Washington. -c'ff?:Q,' mai! V r Q. 1 1 a .v .. 4' A 1 yi 4 X' Yi Top fl lo rj: Catherine Hauze. B.S. Bloomsburg State. Center: Patricia Cassarella, B.S. West Chester State: Betty M. Corcoran, B.S., M.S. Bloomsburg State. Bottom: Rochelle Goldman, BA. Marywoodg John J. Dacostino, B.S. Bloomsburg State. M- .. I? ,.l,. 1- t14,,' IWAJH .. LL- .4152 V .5 1fK,!,i!:1 L. .11 - ,,,, M .. :ga 4 -4l we A -EV? Q- P .',4 M-...n.-M fr f ' - v-..:-..'tq'l'pe,u -...im 1 V4 ' 1, 5 P fx' ' It ff, rw Lg u E W x ., s 'X , 1 ' . ' , Q ,Q-.gf ,1 f I -1 ,, st Ar Lf? Q X ' -.. Qu, 3. if-fr 1 ff, 5353 3. Eiiz?-gl 1 I ,A if ' 5 I .lt J , Top: fl to rj: Joseph Matulevich, B.A. King's Collegeg Richard Canioni, A.B. King's College, M. Ed. Bloomsburg State. Ccnten Paul 0'Malia, B.A. King's Collegeg John Kasha, B.S.E. Strouds- burg State. Bottom: Evelyn Jean Shulman, B.S. Hunter College. l.'?iEg.,S,1,J' I W1 s g V-if I V ' ' . f. Q. F--31 Uqf. 'QR , H411 n .J . , Fra, rs 4' V -' r , ,' , l . L f , 0 X , f ' 1 5 '0'- 4 -.N5 0 .- o .5 'Q , 17 Q O Ng' I A. I O n I I . ,x 3-V' ' 0 Q A 1 Top: fl ro rj: Corrine Okrasinski, B.S. of Music Ed. Wilkes College. Center: Richard Martin, B.S. Penn State: John Timko, B.A. Muhlen- burg, M.A. Buclmell University. Bottom: John Tolerico, Certified, Masters, Templeg Michael Watahovich, B.S,E. Stroudsburg State. A' F' N . . ,xx W: . 45 Xt NX qi, ap: fl to rj: Peter Notam, B.S. Penn Stateg Joseph Rosato, B.S. of lusic Ed. Wilkes College. Center: Stanley Roslevegc, B.S. Penn Stateg nbert Quinn, B.S. Bloomsburg State-Substitute. Bottom: Emma lcElwee, Clerk. 1:x5,,gk I A1 .4 the UCDDECRCLIASSCDET .-1.3 5. ' -14, .7.. '. '- f-23, ' .- x T . ,r -7 ' t wet-12.6 'lv ' 1 LX: ' F Hb: ' ' -'nv ' 'ff ff 4 W' . L ' - ill? VI 7 -1 ,N it ' vailrt- ms V . V... W 1 I b NL 7 g, Mjggjw ,.. 1, - 4 9 - .x s 4, X ., 221' tiglip -f lpltfsfgi Enter the young. . . They've learned to think. . . More than you think they think. Not only learned to think, but to care Not only learned to think, but to dare Jerrv K irkman Juniors Ist Rbw fl to rj: J. Cartwright, M. Baker, D. Antonelli, L. Bereznak. 2nd Row: D. Cheronc, V. Cherone, D. Anthony, B. Chilcoatl Ackerman, M. Adams, M. Baskin. 3rd Row: S. 'DeMelli, A. Bama, S. Bachman, K. Bredbennerl D. Bogansky, S. Carr, C. Christina, B. Blumer. 41h Row: K. Decker, W. Allen, D. Carsia, K. Colby, P. Brandmier, B. Brogan, J, Bama, R. Brandmier, J. Chuckrs, D. Adams, M. Cbndrick. ' Ist Row fl to rj: J. Kuklis, C. Detwciler,.A. Duda. 2nd Row: F. French, R. Elliott, M. Kost, M. Elliott, D. Henderschod, D. Halye, G. Kost 31d Bow: E. Hess, M. Dnxmn, M. Kluck, A. Kolensky, D. I-Iennim, J. Fisher, L. Goedecke, A. Falatko, D. Gromel, C. Gasper. 41h Row. E. Kxmmel, V. Doyle, D. Klopp, B. Kardisco, T. Kushner, S. Hanusek, E. Kostick, J. Hollick, L. Edwards, R. Kopczynskie, D. Digon. i l 1 .BJ 'Q 22 ' . 'I ,X ai ' -.eff F iS.-,SM , f f?lS's1:i 'A 'WU f' VP. y A P ,, -:IPL K 9 X X , .Nl Ev Ist Row fl to rj: M. Lutynski, P. Myers, W. Oberrender, J. Okrasinski. 2nd Row: J. Rish, G. Mazurek, C. Puzzetti, P. Petrowsky,.J,- Marino, G. Melimley. 3:4 Row: S. Mazurek, C. Marchetti, K.. Miller,.D. Malek, S, Motzkus, K. Myers. 4th Raw: B. LaRizzio, D. Mattavi, P. Mausak, M. Rodmo, A. Novotnak, L. Lonzetta, D.Morrisin, J. Mehalick, S. Michalesko, J. McDermott, M. Marencin. ist Row fl to rl: G. Thomas, F. Starr. 2nd Row: K., Zullick, G. Yanochko, R. Viechec. M. Yencha, D. Stutzman. 3rd Rbw: M. Swankoski, wi. Witchin. B. Frey, K, Wilkinson, P.'Viette, 1. Swerdon.4rh Rows D, Tremblay. J. Welsko, C. Sweet, M..Yefchak, M.A.VSiroki, Jflfroell. ith Row: D. Wanko, S. Wise, T. Vaskalis, M. Sheaman, J. Wiklinson, M. Yuri, A. Soltis, M. Yankowski, LI. Stoffa, B. Stachnik, E. Sisko. .V ,-1 NJ- I .. QQ., 4. ., -. fp.. .-f,...:.. .W F1 ...V cf ,, 4 T2 - 'W .EN I., -,. E1 , v.l Sophomore . .,,' I -. 4, .'- . . 1. , . . f . - ' . H'-I-1' .14 -,.,L-. .-g, . if 5'X7 '?'f'a. ' w ...Q .. w 43. 4... 2 lQl gnffw-1 SJIZL. -.. ,Y . 35+- lst Row U to rl: S. Crafcheck, C. Budda, J. Bama, T. Bending, J. Ceriani, P. Blumer. 2nd Row: C. Ambrose, J.M. Danko, DellaCroee, M. Correll, N. Bama, J. Dinko, P. DeAngelo,' M. Budda, R. Bitting. 3rd Row: S. Brennan, M. Berlando, D. Bond, N. Bums, C. Banyas, C. Ashman, M. Delohn, J. Bradford, L. DeNoia, L. Anthony, L. Broskoskie. ' l n. l l Ist Row fl to rl: B. Kopczynskie, W. Jones, D. Kobza, M. Dinofrio, P. Jurica, J. Fisher. 2nd Row: C. Green, F. Kost, R. Holland, T. Her-3 ring, M. Fedorsdiak, C. Hinkle, K. Gyurko, V. Karpowich, C. Knies, A. Herbcner. 3rd Row: T. Edl, M. Kleckner, T. Drozic, S. Dion',g A. Falatko, C. Knies, J. Heller. 4th Row: R. Gavinski, J. Gallagher, B. Fairchild, K. Fedorshak, C. Frey, D. Ferko, P. Doyle, B. Karlick,Q V. Halye. , f ug-'J .. 24, ' , ., -' ln! V., IJ' L'j,f.. uw? Fifi? 1, ' -'lalf . . .lf fl- 3-b r', . ., 7!.4g.3 7,1 '51 . 7 Is! Row II to rj: K. McNamara, C. Marencin, B. Martincek, M. Reczkowski, J. Rock, B. Palmer, D. Olsen. 2nd Row. R. Prnssock, T McCarthy, R. LaPorte, M. Kujat, R. O'Donnell, A. Plaksa, J. Pollock, M. Murmello, C. Lakizzio, M. Mondel. 3rd Row: M. Kujat, R. Maleski, D. Rebarchak, M. Nelson, M. Mcliinery, M. Poluka, J. Open, S. Miller, D. Lesser, C. Paulshock, C. Rodzewich, C. Myers, J. Pavuk. Isl Row fl to rj: R. Thomas, S. Yaskewich, R. Spock, D. Siteh, M. Sulkosky, B. Tisi, B. Wallace. 2nd Row: J. Ursta, M. Sisock, C. Wisdo L. Volciak, C.'Wassil, N. Wallace, K. Whitehead. 3111 Row: C. Skwicrz, L. Walton, C. Walton, C. Simko, T. Verba, S. Sauels, E. Witchin 4th Row: L. Stegena, D. Wysocky, C. Snyder, P. Shumate, C. Searfoss, M. Tichy, T. Yagalla. - ' . 4-A +1S22'flf4T'1 H+.--Q2 ? .ff . .:.a', ' , W. lug' R' fa,.ff'f3' 4 1 . 7 Q. 5 'Wiz ' I H.. Ali wt : .k I U p -' ' H I ' ' .2li!f?fii1 g,s.es P Q, ul .ff 5. 121 J ' A ' .W i lls 153221,-. A ' 'f l .1 v I L - 25. 5 Freshmen A 3 1' wt? 11 - I , '. -Ln' 'L '4 335 vf xx -V - if ld , x-351, Isl Row fl 10 fp: v. Bond,'D. Ambrose, T, Aram, s. chnsuna, D. Bama, s. Dining, D. cnamigo, J. Bacnison, J. Budaa. znd Row: J. Breznitsky, A. Dias, M. Balas, A. Carr, C. Detweiler, K. Anderson, K. Allen, N. Brandmier, R. Bama, D. Bartosevich, P. Davis, F. Balon. 3nd Row: J. Daugirda, C. Clymer. M. Ceriani, T. Chippi, S. Bmnz, D. Bell, S. Cole, P. Barron, M. Contress, J. Braddock, M. Bogansky, W. Dias, Cudwadie. Ist Row fl ro rj: G. Henry, Halye, D. Kay, K. Fairchild, C. Gross, M. Grega, A. Kotansky, J. Greer. 2nd Row: M. Hanusek, S. Doyle S. Getz, L. Holland, K. Ferssner, C. Karpowich, L. Fisher, K. Gresh, C. Gresh, A. Jeffreys. 3rd Row: S. Hanusek, M. Kopciynskie, C Everitt, T. Dovan, D. Kqpczynskie, P. Gromel, D. Herring, R. Kluck, J. Frymoyer. 4 er- '- . .3-.. .A ff? lf hi .Yr xx Q' IQ, ,rf p 'f1u.., 4.1.1. -F, , ' . gi, X 26 'Pa-.1 . -'Y--.gf--A 75- 7.-Skl in ll, '. A, if , ,f!g,,wfi Q. J 'fffflfif A 'fzfgf ...f .5 W we lr' 6. 3 lst Row fl io r1: J. Lapchak, T. Peoora, M. Marhdn, 'G. Lugz, R. Puzzetti, R. Martinchck, R. Peters. 2nd Row: M. Machella,.J. Muniaiai, Q B. Palko, S. Krgckie, J. Musolino, J. Litchko, L. Miller, C. Peters, A. Schell. 3rd Row: E. Pergosky, J. Lcitzel, D. Popick, H. Nolty, J, Martinoek, N. Sheaman, J. Matisak, C. Pitman. 41h Row: J. Mensinger, L. Lmho, D'. Rimshaw, E..Mad1ell2, M. Mattavi, L. Lutz, T. 0ndney,R.Sandcrs. . A A . . ' ' . ' lst Row fl I0 rl: R. Slcfanik, M. Sisock, J. Stutzman, S. Siroki, W. Wysocky, J. Shiroki, M. Sitch. 2nd Raw: Talarovich, T. Zoshak L. Shershan, R. Tepko, D. Troell, R. Whitmer, D. Witlig, N. Yagalla, B. Zawatski. 3rd Rom' J. Spock, M. Solarck, M. Shiner, D. Yanoch- ko, S. Soltis, J. Zurko, T. Shmsky, D. Solanick, D.'Zoshak, N. Spock, J. Wilkinson. S W A . JF, , . ' P ,lg , .Wg . '-A 1 M fl, .ar 1 Q' sn... A 'mn ., 3 rg sr-4 , . . ., 1 - , ' A 42:-.', A Q 1' A gn . iw-'E ' V'4 If-S I - X ' ' ll ' if G fl- ' , ii'i . 1 f ff . M - fe-ra ' X. . ' ' A fu in 9 , f Ji' J f Aggsgb' K ' ' 3 i it 3 ,8- ' 1 I, ' X li 'I f ' ' , Y 5 'vi-1, . ts..--Q: I . ,MA A, n, 1 4 Nineteen seventy-five was a busy year for underclassmen, too. Juniors, sophomores, and freshmen enthusiastically participated in all phases of student lU'e. The juniors successfully planned a Christmas candy sale, an Easter candy sale, and a wonderful prom for the Senior Class. The sophomores raised funds for their class by selling sweaters and sweat shirts,'and they achieved high school status when they received their class rings. Loaded down with books, the freshmen busily scurried about leaming the ups and downs of high school life. We, the class of 1975, wish the class of '78 the determination ofthe class of '77, the class of '7 7 the success ofthe class of '76 , and the class of '76 all the fun that we have had as seniors. I .,4 ' I -s 'M 1 -.J-. . --'hqpgnfvwu-. 1 Y. 'u 11. 13413: 3, , .4-5,-T V4 6... N if - N- . Amin.-a4,, il , E 1 T',n'., , . , ,,,i ,W . WY ACCIUIGIES . X A fax' u ' 1 X! o ,, A I Ng. af Q.. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages di ages hence. ' Robert Frost Homecoming October 25 and 26, 1974, marked the first homecoming weekend in the history of Freeland High School. A pep rally launched the festivities, and on Friday evening a dance was held in the school gym at which the Home- coming Queen, Diane Bobby, was crowned. ' 4 QM 1 l.v A 32 ,NM YJ fillet' .1 I, 1 ' -1-I .., , - , .1n,:l , 1 ill' Agqxix lg -I -4 1 4,4 1 -.L . . PQ?- H-- .. 1 H-QQ-.XML L.. fi J,- Ji'- -f Sc' tri' Q a1,',. , I li ,J. .1 A . l ff? in , 1 ,. Y E4 -2 12:11. 1 ' . J I., ,': ki X .I I-4 iv wwf IK J! I-'yn' I A iff .1 Q Ili, Q . 1 X A F314 33 ii IU 'R I' . FHS ECGLOG Y fimm .QA-Jw.,-,A V ., A4 , '- -x..4...L,,1...Q.,i'.-If-+. ' . . 1 . , X, ff' ii vp, v',f,-f v . . 1 'lg' . ,I , ,Q Q ,F Q-' 'S N... Q-X M F mg, Av 1- r iggrgefffi gr i rf-0' 4 I W L wmv Cheerleaders The vivacious Freeland High Cheerleaders have cheered us on to a great number of overwhelming victories and helped us get through some heartbreaking defeats. At Marywood Col- lege they received the Spirit Award of the Dynamic Cheerleading Association for their never failing en- thusiasm. Three cheers for the FHS Cheerleaders! .7- .Y.l..y..l..r..l. ...J ,. ...M-T- J.V. Cheerleaders: Top Row: A. Jeffreys, P. Shumate, E. Machella. Middle: M. Kleckner, S. Kreckie, IN- Correll, D. Rimshaw.Bot1om.' M. Tichy, C. Myers, A. Falatko. Varsity Cheerleaders: ll to rl: B. Larizzio, L. Van Hom, C. Konar, M. Opert, C. Kardisco, Co-captain: L. Machella, Captain: P. Gresh, Sweet, D. Mattavi, K. Whitehead. 36 Q' ,t':,g:':4Q ...av T !'.'. P' : xlf 5 it IC X 'Q S - Y 6148. . .. I . . - 1 'l ., ' . , f-, . ' 'ff a 'rl ' 't-4 nuff: , '4 5 lI.p.vf , . af - u ' .mi ' A 0 J 5- 1' 9' V0 Lvif' 4w ,aQ ' ,AIR . Y '--rf Q Lf- ,. 7 7 'T ' in 13 A rv' '- ' A. Q5 Lg.. ' A -nf .4 Q . 6 - U . It F4 Pl Q, 'F' af ' J ,1 Q I- ' ' 4 N ' A sf N 4 xx- - 1 A 4- 5 v'. . W 4 1- , . in S ' , . 73?-ff, .1 . 5 xx ' ,,. -g 1 ,U 'Q '. 0. ' -' J .'..' 1 at I 1 , 4.,, g, !5.',- . '72-e'f ' Y. 9 4 g,v.1,'fv:N1-: ,, .bi vt: 44'x 1 ' amy . ffm M' Z. I . , ' 0 1 . fl RR ya E . I, ,lf 3 X I . E 1415? 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J I N hlllnfigpp XVI I QA, ,f A . f V -T 1,11 - Q, X ' w , .ig 1,1 X fZf,!X!'. f TR f X Band The Freeland High School Band, directed by the baton of Mr. Joseph Rosato, had a hectic year of performing at parades, football and basketball games, pep rallies, and con- certs. This was the first year that the band performed at pep rallies, and their partici- pation proved to everyone that the band is always capable of giving student spirit a solid boost. Various fund-raising projects also kept the band busy. Because ofthe efforts ofthe F.H.S. Band Boosters, who sponsor an an- nual Tag Day, the entire band was able to at- tend Camp Greeley in the Poconos. Atten- dance at such band camps over the past three years shows that our band is eager to improve and willing to sacrilice the time and energy required to maintain a iirst-rate band. The band must also be commended on a number of other accomplishments. The float that the band entered in the homecoming parade won tirst prize. The band also participated in the activities at the Blooms- burg Fair and competed with several other bands at Myers High School. Tri-Hi Band, District Orchestra, and Regional Band also benefited from the talents of several F.H.S. bandsmen. ' t l I . ! ' ' Senior Band Members: fl to rj: Cindy Ray, George Segon, Rosie Skwierz, and Joan Kopashy District Band Members: ll to rj: Cindy Ray, George Segon, and Regional Band Member, Cindy Ray, and District Gary Kost. .nr ,J 'N ,, XB 'L-ll' SJ . , N '- 'L Member, George Segon. Six members of the Freeland High Concert Band comprised the Clarinet Choir which took Second place at the Dallas Kiwanis Contest held in March of 1975. Senior clarinetist for this group, George Segon, won a second place as a soloist at this contest, and he placed first at the Kiwanis Contest held in Hazleton. xv- N.. Top Left: fl to rj: Clarinet Choir: Seated: K. Myers. Standing: M. Bogansky, R. Skwierz, G. Henry, Mr. Rosato, G. Segon, C. Ray, M. Lutynski. Bottom Left: Tri-High Band Members: G. Kost, D. Anthony, G. Segon, R. Skwierz, M. Yefchak, P. Matisak, M. Lutynski, L. Stegena, C. Ray, J. Kopashy, and L. Anthony. 41 'Bw ' . .3 N... . If .J - . J J ff, ,. .. J Si--1,.J.-.. L-- 5 if 1 . S -SJ ,A . wr, .- 3 1 J 'if l r'rf'fT'U' - J ll1Z1fQF5:5 4-l ll ffTi7?3fSj4l. ' Lg J.!'1ij F f l 17113 LLii1L.ig.LQ.eg?lf-,fgyy 'Sf 'SSVLgg..j ..-J ...ef ffif f T I T T ' l l mx-Q '74 ' ,' Q 3 4 5 l L -'L-I-A V -f'w 'r 'Xl -54-lv?- f- f-f T A 1 ' 'l J VQLLLJ. -.. jrgf, +1 H-'f 'T VC L 7'ff ,fx --. J f L- . --5' ff J 1 , ., -S-I -'T I I 1 1 I J J 2 rm .--.- Mig- , . 3 V nl K Y 1 I QTY .ia .W H1-'T' '. , -J Ll- - - ff S- W J ' ..,,....- 1 1 rmVll1wlWVfmllslWH4we- ff f. . lllllll V- . .1 l . .' - '---phi . , '-1 rl WT 1 I I l. 'U IE' - .' W Q l- I - -li l :T I I... - ef- 4 f L. . 1- . . S. 7 -wi 'R' I- L , , H1 W ' , Jrrii 1 A 3- .S b -iiczig Q -yuh ' 1-'V - ' ' N - 1 I ' WSW: gs N Q?-tl .hi , -ff ' , V ' i t A . ,n K I 1- -5, V l ,. , Y -. ,f A ,f A - ff. . f- - - f- fr wb fd: J .Q . I ,E Q if -. 1 ,lv HQ 1 F Q 'A , :J ' N J ' L 1 Wil? il' Q F ' z ' . 5 ' -f .ir if , I . G' lf' fx' 3' - at I I A - ' 4 wr- - Y . - - , if ,I :X fnlgl . JV Ni, 1' i A . .G J: -1 .aw r.. 'Q A . J. l 4. .f Sl . ' A a j' V. lr- I lf ' - W F ,i vi, f S A' If . . I , AQ- . E A, ' J O' J df : 'VJ' -Mc 'I E 4 1 V 1 gg. 1 Je- , ef... -J ,f ' . Row I fl to rj: Mr. J. Rosato, D. Rodino, J. Ballots, L. Anthony, P. Matisak, J. Kopashy, W. Tampolski, L. Swankoski, A. Piazzi', E. Hegs. Row II: M. Serock, T. Stefanick, L. Starriuck, T. Bradish, M. Pingar, R. Avillion, S. McNamara, M. Bogansky, B. Batcha, R. Herbert. Row III: K. Myers, J. Solarek, S. Batcha, W. Pollard, S. Miller, P. Berta, L. Lesho, T. Chuckra. TL Qi I ff 'V F' 1-r-rn' Tj? Q4 ' V . D 'I'i'iiLEJ1i1 - i..Zn TlV3F' ' 2 Ag T, Q n , i J- 'Q if A E - A-Y .L.,LlLl ,- ml El1fA1 f,t': f.1f'E1L U1 L.?VZ511...l.n:1Li I- I - fl I I' Q .--- ..L- W -. .TQ P A 4. Qc if 1, ' ,LU T .-.. ' '. I TJ- f- A K Q: wr- ., ,L . Q , .ag Y . Q5 - Q ' --fs ' . + wet .gg 'jf fi we ., n- N . '42 -2 QQ ff- --Y - '2'.' 451 If Gd f T - if l': ', ' U5 .en V- I ' Q ,ff 1 lf' ' ,YA 'R , Y E! ' Q -I ff l 'N' X u,- . - 1. , 'Qui -I rl f . 7 QQ ', yi- tg, 4 We 4f'f . 4 N! ..v, ,jx j FT- gf' YF - P 'W Tw- I A -'dfifqk .5 g 5,1-:lf f., Q I b ',,,g 1 A., A ' -if A Lqkgxuliviwx 1 ,I A! 5 FF' .. BFA th, 1 ' '4. 11 fr G'-pl-'Zg X Q5 -' P' .,. ' X, 5, 'iw -+n f p' ' Hr- ff: f V4 f Q4 ,, - C, ,. . 'S ' .ag-Z, ,:..y.4 ' - do ' fi ' V . Tb ldv ff, fQ , V I F. ' .14 A21-'-f fr P ' 3 1' - ' T af: ,:.1 Q.. A' . 1 3 I .KS 4' .L , qt. f if T 1 , - f A I If I 5 :1'1 '2. ' .4 ,. - . ' - . --1. . L -1.w.:-vbnff -y ,,f: ' ry f. - . V s ,M -. ,, I ,. I K : 1 , Row I fl to rj: L. Stegena, K. McNamara, M. Hanusek, M.. Yefchak, DT. Sissotkg D1 Balon, K. Yefqhak, T. Malchitsky, D. Bogansky. Raw II C. Ray, G. Henry, R. Skwierz, B. Anderson, M. Welshko, M. Ond'fey, G. Segon, T. Qndrey, J. Chuckra. Row III: G. Kost, S. Hanusck, F Balon, M. Solarek, T. Karpovyich, K. Anderson, J. Litchko, D. Bell,cL. Repetz, D. Anthony... ' Ecology Club What is the Freeland High School Ecology Club all about? It is more than two television films of its owng more than a feature story in American Youth magazineg more than a metal recycling pro- gram that is growing by almost three hundred percent a yearg more than commendations by the Environmental Protection Agency, the Ecology Council of America, and the Pennsylvania Depart- ment of Environmental Resourcesg more than one of the most advanced amateur photographic facili- ties in the areag it is more than the environmental field studies for Lulac and Syracuse University. It is more than sixty young men and women dedicated to the often unglamorous job of preserving a healthy environment. Under the direction of its advisor, Mr. Lutz, it is a way of getting things done, a way for its members to make a significant contribution to the twin causes of ecological protec- tion and environmental awareness. A great deal remains to be done, but the members of the Class of 1975 are justifiably pmud of their accomplishments. Above: Officers: J. Opert, B. Fairchild, M. Firley E Socha Right Mr. Lutz Qadvisorj. 44 yr K ful. , I, Ist Row fl. to r.j: J. Danko, C. Hinkle, M. Sissock, M. Reczkow- ski, L. Stegcna, A Plaksa, C. Della Croce J. Opert, C. Rodzewich 2nd Row: S. Sauers, D Ferko, A. Herbener, T Herring, M. Kleckner D. Lesser, L. Anthony, B. Fairchild, C. Maren- cin, B. Martinchek, K McNamara. ls! Row fl to r.j: D. Wittig, D. Kopczynskie, S. Getz, J. Fisher, L. Lonzetta, D. Ambrose K Anderson, G. McKinley. 2nd Row: C. Marchetti, K. Allen, D. Chamlgo D Yanochko, R. Martinchek, M. Solarek, G. Kost, J. Budda. 45 n f .I' I 92 , , V -7 ,.f,,, , . , 1:-- -1.-4 an. A., , i.-, -. . - - - E' gg, .,-g:,f.a..:bl.ml'3'L'mu-g.-gg.t1s:,li.'9....f,,- -- . fu f I 4 f :-.,, -f ' K 1-f' T V' '- . V , ' ' H ' v ur.-. , , . I --.-,.- - - -- -. M' , rin- ....- -- . - ..- M Lyn- .43 .-,4,,. I1 . fa : f. . ' , -. .- ,,g,-:-ve .. 0 E A, 5354- ' A-4, -5 ..-,, ..., ... , , W .,a,-. --, ' ' my ' I 'w' f ,L .if . ,' - J 25? ! 2 5 V ...lv- ' 41- F. 552' - Q ' -- 's-Q K N by L. L if X--- 1 . iff--if?-'- -4-.1 e.-,, . .,'- . - ,-C72 -1-- 7:-O, I 1 .vw Q. ' 5 syn.. -X '-1.w,..u -1 u.m.u..,,g, 3-,L x ff.-L -,LW it N4 'X' PK 1 H ' ' wb.41 .L.,s.u.v -5-iii-3-L-huh-. - R-L 1 Nm .:x X li y-4 -. 41119, -.AW 0 n 8 X Xsso -Y i , '- N - my - I , 1, v X A-X Q , 1 tis , ' N 'Ex K 'Cx .. ff Q . 6 X, ff w fun .fv- V S 47 French Club Ist Row fl to rl: J. Rebarchak, G. Segon, M.G. McNelis, S. Verbonitz. 2nd Row: Mr. O'Malia, M.B. Malchitsky, G. Rimshaw, S. Budda, Firley, E. Socha, P. Patrick, M.A. Shiner. M.J. Bama. Le Cercle Francais enjoyed ex- perimenting with all phases of French life this year. At the Annual F.H.S. Open House, the twelve members of this group created a truly French atmos- phere in room 15 by constructing a cafe, complete with canopy, French pastry, and candles in wine bottles. Throughout the year, the girls prepared various French dishes which delighted everyone who had the opportunity to taste them. Because of a growing decline of interest in foreign languages, these students also attended a forum which stressed the im- portance of language studies. These students are to be com- mended on their interest and their active participation in the French Club because without their fine example F.H.S. runs the risk of losing part of its excellent foreign language curriculum. Y -yur' A ' '1 Officers: fl to rj: M.G. McNelis, S. Verbonitz, G. Segon, Mr. O'Malia. panish Awards: fl to rj: L. Oberrender, M. Stefanick, L. Shearon, K. Whitehead, J. Plaksa, I. Batcha, Mr. Cardoni. . 1-77. - -'- . .-..,.-- 1 W a Spanish Club The Spanish Club, under the direction of Mr. Richard Cardoni, was involved in a number of interesting activities this year. Throughout the year, the club made and sampled dishes from the Spanish cuisine such as garlic soup and baked bananas. Several students of Spanish had the opportunity to see a play entitled La Celestina at King's College, and thirty-tive students, under the direction of Mrs. Evelyn Shulman, traveled to Bloomsburg State College to see a Spanish ballet. Every year all Spanish classes view a Spanish film, and this year was no exception. The senior mem- bers of the club, along with students from Hazleton High, also went to King's College where they attended an infor- mative forum on the study of foreign languages. 4 I .C ll its ea . .L A g a . 'LL-W ,L yAQp . ifamasd mow ll to rj: M. Stefanick, T. Marchetti, D. McNamara, L. Avillion, P. Miller, L. Bradley, K. Bredbenner, Mr. Cardoni, 2nd Row: R. 'erz, L. Oberrender, C. Ray, B. Okrasinski, M. Yori, B. Batcha, L. Shearon. 3rd Row: K. Whitehead, N. Wallace, P. Myers, T. Vaskalis, Kost, M. Kost. 4th Row: C. Soroko, T. Laputka, B. Zahay, L. Nelson, J. Plaksa. 49 nf- P ga- it 1 Y :rig 1' . Whip Ziff' ff' Q ' lf. 513412 fw:'a5f'f - 31 L nf ,. gif I.1 y- 1 .-u 5 di Q E G, ll x I -QQ.. '23 lung- ' .1-mg .- 'EFF l 3 r , +o' -1914 Il 'T I ,xi,lQ,i,, ale- A rg ffl y s -f ' L.--- ' ' .4 ,Q-3 v A -I ,-,vt V I I, ' , t 475415 f , a . v 2 e , - 'Q i ,,. ,r -ef it I l Y 1 1 Q A 1 A-4 ' ' 1' , - 'G' fl. U2 Volunteer Workers .-... .5 , 'A 1 1. - X, .4 - ,-. , 1 - f 1.1 ' -. - . , -wr, , ,: sq' - v .. 4 . ' 1 I ' 1 .4 3 b px l Q. J 'f ' 'gifei ' ' ii , - ' , iii ff 'Q ' g Lf - ' 'f , f , angling-. l M.. .- - ' 1 f , s 4 ,- 1 -A' A, ef --X , ' f H- - it Y X r' M 5 A -in 4 ' A 'x A K A A his 4' 1 M 4 RQ 1+ fi- - Y . V' ,lv I A g In ,AY , F - if jT Q-xi l miifzl , l . 4 . 4' ww- J-a--- A 5 rj' . . Ziff if A g 1' J 1 '5 ' il I 'E PM i e,,,, Q-1 In conjxmction with the Hazelton Area School District's ESEA Title Ill Program, Tomorrow at the Crossroads, students from F.H.S. were again involved in volunteer community work. These students and their advisor, Mrs. Betty Corcoran, actively worked with Saint Mary's Elemen- tary School, D.C.M. Elementary School, and the White Haven State School, where Susan Verbonitz was honored as an outstanding volunteer. 51 W-- 7, . . . 5' W f ,. 2 ffff , 5. Q ff 4 ' '. 1' ' - x 'L . :,' -.1 g , Q 5 ei' lf ?yw,f U' 4. 4: 'ar' s , V .. . .l ,da , I7 u V4 iii fi 3,1 q e +?','r df f5 6 -f :wif - , ' H I -Q V itf' ,1'4. ffi'I - ,:13,'f J I ,, N 1 44 ' E 5 H ' 5 fi ,Q The Freeland High School Chorus, imder the direction of Mrs. Corrine Okrasinski, per- formed splendidly in two gala concerts this year, the Annual Christmas Concert and a Spring concert entitled I Hear America Singing. Various modes of vocal music ex- empliiied throughout these programs were American and intemational folk and religious songs, Broadway show times, rock opera hits, and modem rock numbers. Such versatility illustrates how talented our cho rses really are. Chonis: Kneeling: G. Segon. Standing I1 to r2:C. Kardisoo, Mrs. C. C. Ray. Y EDN ll '-if-Ki'l ao, 39 . ig if rw I fl to rl: L. Crofcheck, P. Gresh, M. Baskin, A. Falatko, E. Kostic, J. Kopashy, J. Hollick, J. Chuckra, D. Klopp, K. Bredbenner, K. nmey, B. Milcarek, K. Chevinski, M. Condrick, K. Colby, J. Rish, D. Antonelli, M. Lutinsky, L. Oberrender, C. Klopp, C. Hess. Row 2: K. nitehead, M. Siroki, M. Rodino, D. Wolchko, J. Rebarchak, J. Stefanovich, J. Heller, R. Gyurko, B. Kardiseo, L. Goedecke, D. Bogansky, L. ireznak, J. Cartwright, J. Fisher, C. Marchetti, A. Bama, J. Stoffa, P. Matisak, K. Preat, G. Rimshaw, M. Zoshak. Row 3: T. DeNoia, J. ima, P. Patrick, M. Shiner, M. Rybarczyk, C. Kardisoo, B. Batcha, M. Stefanick, M. Malehitsky, L. Shearon, P. Miller, P. Wydock, C. xy, R. Skwierz, E. Okrasinski, L. Yagalla, J. Wenner, A. Piazzi, P. Myers, J. Welsko, D. McNamara, D. Bobby, M. Yori. Yearbook Staff This year the La Vita staff attempted to expand our yearbook in order to provide more thorough coverage of school life. A successful fish fry and patron ad campaign helped to finance the addition of extra pages. Editor Mary Grace McNellis and her staff were pleased with the co-operation they received from the Class of 1975 and from many other people who were kind enough to contribute their talents when they were needed. V Bottom Left: Reporters: Brien Blumer, Mary Beth Malchitsky. Bottom Right: Photographers: Kneeling fl to rj: G. Rimshawj C. Soroko, J. Jastremsky. Standing: T. Laputka, G. Brogan, L. Nelson. S4 Z Staff: Ist Row fl to rl: MJ. Bama, D. Bogansky, L. Crofcheck, M.S. Zoshak, B. Kardisco, Mr! Cassarella. 2nd Row: G. Segon, C. Hess, A. Falatko, M.G. McNelis. 3rd Row: M. Rodino, Yori, M. Baskin, S. Carr. 4th Row: M.B. Paulshock, L. Oberrender, G. Rimshaw, P. Patric D. Mattavi, C. Sweet, L. Machella. 5th Row: J. Rebarchak, M. A. Shiner, D. Bobby. Y ,rf 'la f X A ww 1 Qivv X Y f g mira Ax isxbe..-, W-ll - L Yearbook Staff working hard at the fish fry XX. rf' ,gl I 4 1 A .gms 56 mfg, Sl f . . F :ir f 5 . Q a .H - , J: ..,. YN 1 V QW' -W wgwjfl 37' 'x. Q 'E U 9, ' 4 U - . 1' ' J. . ..........., , , F :,.....- f ,222-:fri ,.'f'.-1: 1...'-: 1:-g22,. .....-'- ,- .,.,.-. ...-.- .., .,,, -. ' . no-n..-r -f..,.-- ,,---:' 3 --.. ..-. -.--- -. --- ....,-'I 1 --1 .-- .-..-.,, 'V A...-. ,,.---V .-... .-f.. .-..., ,,,,. N... xx, , ...,..- .... ,Q ..- nn. - 1-.. .'- .--- ff! Qw- 'iff' ..z...,,c .W , -- A S' P S iv! 4: 'F 'f' at 1 4 A' f f x .,- 41,-,L 1 'ol Q , I Q T 5' ,Q , 5 Q. V. -I 4 l 1 f 1 in Q ,,,.L.4- '- r 1 ,,.. M. Yori, S. Hanusek, M. Baskin latko, M. Lutynski. 2nd Row: B Stachnik, C. Sweet, D. Mattavi J. Welsko, J. Hollick, B. Kostick M. Rodino. 3rd Row: D. Klopp J. Chuckra, L. Bereznak, D Bogansky. QP .f' Center Right: Isl Row fl. to r.j.' M. Tichy, C. Wassel, M. Kleckner, M. Fedorshak, C. Della- Croce. 2nd Row: C. Frey, J. Rock, A. Plaksa, N. Bama, C. Myers. 3rd Row: J. Danko, C. Fedorshak, M. Correll, C. Hinkle, A. Falatko. Bottom Left: Isl Row: M. Mattavi, E. Machella, C. Clymer, C. Piazzi, D. Zoshak. 2nd Row: S. Kreckie, J. Mensinger, S. Siroki, A. Carr, D. Rimshaw, T. Zoshak, A. Jeffreys, M. Talar- ovich, M. Ceriani. 59 Top Left: ls! Row fl. to r.J. P. Matisak, B. LaRizzio, A. Fa- Radio Club Every other Thurdsay eve- ning at 7:00 P.M., Freeland '-,fx - ,Q Z -fi High School students timed in ff l it .'W f. to WAZL to hear the latest fl N1tNV .1ia'Ul . iq school news efliciently supplied If lv. . ' -x by the newly organized Radio li , T X Y' f l Club. President of the club, fl - Xlliii ffl Joe Plaksa, and the club's advi- ' ' ' sor, Mr. Paul O'Malia, have certainly been successful in establishing another worthwhile activity at F.H.S. 2. !' N, L .. rf' Ist Row ll lo rj: D. Mattavi, J. Plaska Qpresidentj. 2nd Row: P. Matisak, A. Lynn, K. Myers, D. Bobb S. Hanusek, Mr. O'Malia Qadvisorj. Dramatic A rts On April 18, 1975, at 7:00 P.M., three students fomi Freeland High School participated in the Sixteenth Annual Regional High School Dramatic Reading Festival which was held in the library of the Highacres Campus of the Pennsyl- vania State University. Participants were Anthony Lynn, who participated in the prose reading eompetitiong Sharon Budda, who placed fourth in the poetry reading competitiong and George Segon, who placed third in the drama reading com- petition. For the past three years, Mrs. Evelyn Shulman has been coaching stu- dents for this event, and each year F.H.S. has had award winners. 60 714 'TTT G. Segon, Mrs. Shulman fadvisorj, A. Lynn, S. Budda. Student Council The Student Council, under the direction of Mr. John Timko, is a vital organization because it is through this organization that stu- dents have a voice in goveming their school. Each year two students are elected from each homeroom to represent their classmates in this association. This year Deborah Bogansky and Mark Firley were ap- pointed by the Student Council as representatives to the Luzeme In- termediate Unit 318 Advisory Council where they were instrumental in revising the Student Bill of Rights and Responsibilities. I to rj D Mattavx fvice president, M Hanusek Advisory Council Members: D. Bogansky and Mark Firley. M. D Bobby fpresldentj C Myers fsecretaryj Firley also served asnewspaperoorrespondent. :ff .-H o rl Mr Timko Qadvisorj W Wysocky J Daugirda T Ondrey, M. Hanusek, C. Myers, A. Falatko, T. Bending, C. Snyder. 2nd rley D Bogansky G Rimshaw B Kardiseo M Zoshak R. Gyurko, D. Rimshaw, T. Zoshak, P. Barron, P. Gromel. 3rd Row: D Carsia E Cheeseman C Sweet D Mattavi D Bobby K. Myers, G.Brogan, R. Matisak. 4th Row:J. Ursta, G. Thomas, M. 61 Vocational- Technzcal Traznmg The Hazelton Area Vocational-Techni- cal School has trained approximately 1130 students yearly for careers in tech- nical fields. Students involved in this field of study have benefited from the use of modem equipment and a job place- ment center which is one of the best in the area. 62 i ,..,.g-H- ,..,..1. ..- 1-Lal f,gJ frwlfa 0 WWW 'WV Distributive Education Under the direction of Mr. Gus Rosato, members of the Distributive Education Class of 1975 completed an extensive year of study in the fields of merchandising, marketing, management, and service op- erations. Members of this class included: John Breznitsky, Donna Crofcheck, Tho- mas Masley, Robert Maso, Jeffrey Mi- chalesko, Franklin Morrison, Thomas Motzkus, Joanne O'Donnell, Barbara Shpock, and Marguerite Soccorso. 63 Jil 'vii I wp l 5 I 2- lil! IMI . . .And they never woke up. G ,..J--f 'ds Y-ff' -a Tb - My--,,-' 4 , 'fri uni' J... W' 1 4.9-,iii . J Ulm , LL- 1 J 64 W rx 1 X .7 -x X L gg! 5 4 IT' id ,M - 4 Oh la la YT if ,Q if- Pucker up, Gary! Fred and Ginger. I A 1 'N LLEDJ SPGCRCE 1. in -r M1 .V is 4S'fv:r.:+g, ,gif SQ fy ik '44, W I X E H X x 0 0 .g,4x:,f-. Q. ,A V- - 4 . wg Q1J.,i.F.,ff Q45 A: I L .19 'ww at When I read a newspaper, I tum first to the sports section, where are recorded the accomp- lishments of man. The front page records only his failures. William Lyon Phelps - . nu, -,..,T. . , ' 4 A W- rv vf M A., If N 7. I . A 2-11 , ' xke Swankoskn Tom G . ,oi I 5 wb. .L r-'- .sv -1 ,H 1,7 . 1 Pat Gresh, Carol Konar, Laurie VanHom, LeAnne Machella. I i A i Joe Plaksa, Mike Cudwadie. Carol Myers, Cheryl Wassil, Marion Fedorshak, Mary Ann Tichy Barbara Stachnik, Dot Mattavi, Judy Hollick. ......l....... N. . '.. - I s ' u .- ..,........l I 1 ,.....,-....1efv - ,. --?1 70 l fee QI? ,,-Y Seated!! to rj: M. Bama, L. Machella, M. Mattavi. Kneeling: C. Kardisco, R. Gyurko, D. Rimshaw, Mrs. Moses ,,.,...--f' '.w F O 'ah w -Q Q ' , Q I 1 ,,,..- ,Q .5 A- .VL -- fy. Football Although this has only been our second year in league competition, our football team has shown considerable improvement. Special rec- ognition should be given to Ron Matisak, a senior halfback, who was the second leading scorer in the region with 60 points in 10 games, a remarkable fete since last year's team scored only a total of 41 points. Matisak's accomplish- ment shows the vast improvement the team has made in one year and the potential it has for making Freeland a respected foot- ball opponent. 72 X Coach Joe Matulevich .,s ' I N n, wr if S I Q f? if my fx 'Q 1:11 ' 355- OV xg Cf 8? , P' . 3 1 I - ' 's ng, Q rs TI., ,SF ' x -x, gsm, I X I :MV agpf 7: 4 X an ' 7 X l f I - I -5 'Hants ' ' A l ,QM V ,1 + ,TI ' -I. ,- X 3 f ., 1 R HQ, f X X R., X . x - X Q- E I x K W i, . X 4, b .vi ' ,- J., 1- 1- , . ,.A, , .,,,, . . ,slip 1 ff 71 M Winn f , pm- '-+ yy. .:. V I 4- 4 -4 W 'lx gif - -'Q-'V'9'fP em f-- D, A -7 6-3 Y, al Mk ,1 I' F' L, 1 1 I 1 Y .,:. 0 I 4 A 'B ll Q Basketball TJ K far-V 4 we Senior Players and managers J. Jastremsky and L. Nelson. The l974-75 basketball season was filled with many thrilling moments. The mighty Whipets proved that they meant business when they fought their way right through Class C play-offs. Under the skilled eye of Coach Jack Kasha, the FHS cagers finished the season with a 5-7 rec- ord in Anthracite League play. Co-captains of this year's team were Tom Laputka and Gerry Brogan who have been FHS starters for the past three years. THE RECORD FHS Opponents 70 Marian 68 44 Bishop Hafey 72 44 Cardinal Brennan 42 75 MMI 73 48 Weatherly 49 51 West Hazleton 63 47 Weatherly 55 54 Bishop Hafey 84 74 MMI 72 84 Cardinal Brennan 72 56 Marian 83 55 West Hazleton 73 , r f' ,ff- l if s ul-lapperu YV' gy, is u-I-onyn ve ., , 4.2 -im I Seniors S.,-, ,pn- uchoppersn 09- Get Tom Laputka, chosen Athlete of the Year, bagged over a thousand points during his three years of high school playing. Billy Jeffreys, known for his quick movements and alertness, was always ready to steal the ball. Tony Lynn played a tough defensive game and threw accurate passes. Gerry Bmgan's excellent balance and quick movement never failed to amaze fans. Ron Matisak saved the play-off games with his fantastic foul shooting. We are sure that these live boys will always be remembered in the hearts of F.H.S. basketball fans. 77 so Rona: Athlete ofthe Year y 1 .YP!iiEQZ! x Y xi 2 . Hx N, ld ,I IA' K 4 I a r J Q ' Thomas Laputka, the Athlete of the Year for 1975, was a starter on the F.H.S. Basketball Team for three years. This year he set a milestone for both himself and Free- land High's basketball team when he broke the school's record by scoring 1000 points. Lapper , as Tom came to be known, was also active on the cross-country and base- ball teams. 78 . 11: h ' o v ,U . 0 . iff 'Z N o wiv! L L' -',,, ns. MQ- H f 14' . W- 1 1 J' H X- , .4 in ., 'V .l.,.l. I 1 rm if 4-z Kneeling ll to rj: J. McDennott, M. Swankoski, G. Thomas, M. Dinofrio, D. Kobza, E. Sisko. Standing: Coach Stclmock, J. Ursta, D. Herman, J. O'Donnell, P. DeAngelo, A. Kolensky, R. Thomas. 79 Cross Country Although the FHS Cross Coun- try Team did not post a winning record this year, their spirit and determination never ceased to run high. Leading the team all the way was senior Bill Jeffreys, who placed first among Freeland runners in all events. Coach Joseph Mamell hopes to have a more successful season next year, but he needs in- terested runners to tum out for his team. an-gg 5. E+: Mr. Joseph Mamell, Coach 80 - Ist Row H to rj: J. Jastremsky, T. Laputka. 2nd Row: M. Fedorshak, M. Swankowski, l Nelson, Mr. Stelmock.3rd Row: J. Plaksa, B. Jeffreys, M. Cudwadie. Gay' A! Q ,i Sealed ll to rj: G. Brogan, J. McDermott, B. Brogan. Standing: D. Standing: L. Bama. Seated: T. Laputka. Kollar, R. Matisak, T. Lynn, J. Plaksa. THE RECORD FHS Opponents 10 Weatherly 5 Hazleton 9 ll Vz West Hazleton 3 V2 I 5 V2 Hafey 9 W MMI 9 ' 3 V2 Hafey ll W ' West Hazleton 13 Hazleton 1 2 Marian 1 3 10 V2 MMI 3 V2 I ' 15 Weatherly 0 V2 Marian I4 V2 Coach Tom Matisak's golf squad posted a 5-7 record for the 1974-75 golf season. Although our golfers lacked strength in the second, third, and fourth positions and were not able to overcome other squads such as Hafey and Marian, which were loaded with retuming lettermen, Freeland High School's record was good enough for our golfers to place third in the Anthracite Golf League. The highlight of the season occurred at the District Eleven Golf Toumament where Ron Matisak distinguished himself by placing eleventh in a field of 225 golfers. Girls' asketball iv r'1T gj,x, ,Q Freeland High .Q ri? fe School's Girls Basket- ball Team finished is'- the season with a 4-9 record. Coach Dacos- tino's squad showed a marked improvement in both offensive and defensive play this sea- son, and they are look- ing forward to an even better season next year. 1 Ist Row fl to rj: J. Fisher, E. Palmer, C. Contress, M. Opert, C. Budda, Mr. Dagastino, J. Stefanovich, Wisdo, M. Poluka, L. Volciak. 2nd Row: T. Bending, M.A. Reczkowski, C. Kardisco, D. Adams. .... t .V I F- . 4 'H ' WT f ' Rosemarie Kluck Melane OPW' 82 THE RECORD FHS Opponen ts 47 Crestwood 52 38 Crestwood 66 74 Jim Thorpe 40 51 West Hazleton 42 48 Panther Valley 38 Janet Slefanovich 22 Hazleton 73 28 Hafey 45 - 40 West Side Vo-Tech 18 36 Jim Thorpe 43 30 Hafey 46 32 Hazleton 59 40 West Hazleton 55 31 Hafey 58 I I Cindy Kafdi-900 Camille Contress Bowling Team E L. ,J lst Row: B. Okrasinski, C. Myers, T. Carr, A. Falatko, N. Bama, M. Correll, D. Rimshaw. 2nd Row: M. Murmello, M. Sisock, J. Welsko P. Matisak, M. Nelson, T. Marchetti, J. Chuckra, M. Siroki. 3rd Row: G. Bama, B. Batcha, D. Mattavi, K. Preat, M. Lombardo, M. Ry- barczyk, P. Patrick, G. Rimshaw, D. Bobby. 4th Row: Mr. O'Malia fCoachJ, R. Skwien, C. Konar, B. Chilcoat, E.. Socha, C. Kardisco G. Kost, E. Shupp, S. Verbonitz, S. Carr. ...W fn OFFICERS Mr. O'Malia: Coach D. Bobby: Secretary S. Verbonitz: Treasurer -, ' G. Bama: President ' I 'V an 'vv , 84 2 I 2 X My 71 M Xi ag' 'Hina 'Q if .. 9 MTW-Y I ' 'L The most successful of all the bowling teams for the 1974-75 season was the girls' senior team pictured at right. After capturing first place in the local toumament, they advanced to the district finals where they were again successful in taking the top spot. This gave them the opportunity to travel to Bradford, Pa. for a shot at the state championship. As was the case last year, our team placed second. Well, there is always next year, and be- sides, what is so bad about being the second best girls' team in the whole state? Three cheers girls! ! ! l !! Smior Girls' Team at Right: Standing ll to rl Cindy Kardrsco Carol Konar, Margaret Rybarczyk. Kneeling Ga1lR1mshaw Patti Patnck i l Above: Boys' Interscholastic Champs: Leo Bama, Ed Shupp, Brian Ammon, Missing: Brian Chilcoat, Vince Bre- zinsky. Center Right: Individual In- tramural Toumament Winners: Carr, Gary Kost. Right: Girls' scholastic Champs: Isl Row: Myers, Rosie Skwien. 2nd Anita Falatko, Susie Verbonitz Bobby. 86 Selina Inter- Carol Row: , Diane IL qi kin Q. 1 nf . , Q,-1 I at' .-s ..,...'-,mx fflff 117 5 FSR: W ' ,L ac 88 5.5-' .-nu A. '-1r7if?IIi,- 53 N XJ THB - I . Q, - 1 .ll V ' fa.. 'Q H. S. iw r ,.. . 71 J VVALM. 'Wig 1 . ,dis AI, ' ' .':'iN1-Ah? . 3' 4-l .,, V Y:-X-9x'sx-. 3 .'QX::- M I-. . qw, sf -x 7 ' . - - I 'Sym I J kLi'4'l gl fi gf -1,13 ' N fi?5'.er5f 1 K 9 , Er 'Thu ' If ,L 'R -.- A -H Q' I fn L' x V73 sk- ,ga I '35 s X A 89 , V v V X RAM L Y AH! D :X V ,XX ' -' In A J N ,,.,4.x ,,' .' -.X . 1 Q N Baseball I ' -4.1. Kgieelingffl Gardniaidl'4v1Q11,s4x4:.nfiQ5saK,fm ' Clash I9-'fl The F.H.S. Baseball Team, coached by Rich Cardoni and Tom Matisak, placed second in the Northem Division of the Hughie McGeehan League this season. Bowing only to Hazleton and Weatherly, the Whipperts compiled an ll-3 record. This record would have merited a championship in the Southem Division for Freeland since the two leading teams from that division, Potts- ville and Lourdes, finished with the same loss record. Perhaps next year with some strong support from'F.H.S. fans, our team will be able to cop the championship. 90 . S r-J. N t t ..-, ntl '- ,v w - sr- ' l I l'! The Guns ofNavarone ! ' '5f1' .7 1. , , .-': i.,f. ' f, . ,., . , -' A '-, , , 1-F11 . J.- -vf?F.'ff'.- .'.- '- -.s, . ' 4 . fff an V pf!!- 1- 8 ' , , -,..,4 . 1: ,f,.- 1 V'9'?!S23'4 gb-l mas. 4, 15- 3W cn 4 ...n.1? :A A 50- -1, . .' ,Mo 'v- '- H - . ns... I' Q.. - - Lv' 1. w 'f :T QA Qffrfz. 1 '-fr r . . ..--tx -- s. A. 1 -.:,.' 4' 1 9 594.44151 fr .,. L., ,F .- 4. A . FHS ll 0 9 A 8 I0 6 l ll 7 6 7 7 7 l TH E RECO RD Opponents Marian 0 Weatherly 8 Cardinal Brennan 4 Shamokin Lourdes 5 Jim Thorpe 4 Pottsville 5 Hazleton 8 Hafey 2 West Hazleton 5 MMI 3 West Hazleton 2 MMI 0 Hafey 4 Hazleton 7 Liw-ff2:'..,'-f?-- ' . 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N W hi bl-' .22 . 5. .U xv ' r v UW 910 NJN asm ffund sya 'Q 3 3 5 'S' N KN Q 5 N a G m 'El Q Sl 2 uosja 01' Hauuoqlg auuv Elizabeth Okrasinski Patricia Elaine Patrick Kathryn Justine Preat Gail Marie Justine Rimshaw il 35? Melane T. Opert Mary Beth Paulshock Cindy Lynn Ray Michael Carl David Rock ES bi.. John Paranic Joseph John Plaksa Janet M. Rebarchak Margaret Rybarczyk 10 Haqag snuof uuy ffmw S'- 3. N W W Q Q fs 5 Q '75 aqwy U!-' zxagmzyg a S lb : : Q N. m cv- -'E :- C11 R Er E G. A- Bemard J. Swan koski Laurel B. Van Hom Hfllel' lbert W eh ead A ii .E be an koski Sw ichael L. M Susan Mary Verbonitz ins 'if Q 5 B2 Lex Kathleen Win ters if FFA Emmett Thomas Edward Volciak Joyce A. Wenner Debra Ann Wolchko L. fs . Y V Y FH: F. LY lj -e W I-... .U Xi. -qf flif onyx, - v 11 'Q' K. J .ff 5 ' -,,.,.g4.,-,,.x X, 1 x XXX In 5 Z '-i:Wi.4,1x:iv- -1 ,.. -- ',,,'k 1 Q-9 - -Academe-Football 2,3, 43 Baseball 2,3,43 Basketball 2,33 Bowling 4g Gymnastics Team 4. Egbert Ageure-Vo-Tech. - Academic - Chorus l,2,3,43 Ecology Club 23 Spanish Club 3,43 Bowling 3,43 Homecoming Com- mittee 43 Senior Play- Make-up. -Vo-Tech.-Ecology Club 43 Senior Play-Stage Crew. LQ-Bama-Commercial-Bowling 2,3,43 Bowling President 3,43 Golf 2,43 Ecology Club 43 Senior Play-Stage Crew. -College Prep.-Leaders' Club 1,23 Chorus l,2,3,43 Pep Club 3,41 French Club 3,43 Yearbook Staff 4g Home- coming Committee 43 Gymnastics Team 43 Senior Play-Make-up. -College Prep.-Chor- us l,2,3,43 Pep Club 2,3,43 Bowling 3,41 Prom Committee 33 Spanish Club 3,43 Majorette 3,43 Homecoming Court, 4th runner-up3 Homecoming Committee3 Senior Play. ' -Vo-Tech.-Football 1,23 Chorus l,3Q Yearbook Staff Reporter 4. ' ' ' -Commercial-Chorus l,2,3,43 Bowling I,2,3,43 Bowling Secretary 2,3,43 Majorette 3,4Q Pep Club 2,3,43 Year- book Staff 3,43 YAS 33 Student Council President 43 Homecoming Committee 43 Radio Club 43 Homecoming Queen 4g Senior Play. ' -Academic-Chorus l,2, 3,43 Ecology Club 23 Spanish Club 3,43 Homecoming Committee 43 Senior Play- Usherette. -V0-Tech. Vg' ge Bmzinsky-Academic-Football 2,43 Bowling 3,42 Senior Play. -D-E- Qgld Briggs-Vo-Tech. Gerald Brggan-Vo-Tech.-Football lg Bas- ketball 1,2,3,43 Golf 2,3,43 Baseball 3,42 Ecology Club 43 Senior Play. -Academic-Chow us 2,32 Student Council 33 French Club 3,43 Homecoming Committee 43 Dramatic Arts 3,43 Senior Play. Kggm 1, Qhgvinski-Academic-Spanish Club 3,43 Chorus 3,43 Homecoming Com- mittee 43 Senior Play-Usherette. -Commercial-Chorus 13 Homecoming Committee 4. ' Vo-Tech,-Girls' Basket- ball 1,3,4. -General. -D.E.-Chorus 13 DECA 3. ' -Commercial-Chorus 1, 2,3,43 Ski Club 2,33 Ski Club Treasurer 3g Pep Club 23 Ecology Club 33 Yearbook Staff 3,43 Homecoming Committee 43 Senior Play-Usherette. Academic-Basket- ball l,3Q Football 13 Cross Country 43 106 Gymnastics Team 43 Baseball 43 Home- coming Committee 43 Senior Play-Stage Crew. Kathleen Flggenge Qumey - Vo-Tech. - Chorus l,4. -General. gnggla Dundee 2Angglo-Commercial- Chorus 1,23 Ski Club 2,3. -General-Ski Club 3. Ti ' i -Academic-Chorus 1, 2,3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Homecoming Com- mittee 43 Senior Play-Props. -V0-TCCh- Mark Fedgrshak-Academic-Cross Coun- try 43 Baseball Manager 33 Baseball 4. ' -College Prep.-President Ecology Club 2,3,43 Class President 33 Chairman, Curriculum Standards Comm., Competency Based Programs Comm., Stu- dent Advisory Board to the Sec. of Educa- tion 3,43 Washington Workshops Congres- sional Seminar 43 Senior Play. Hill Egg-General. -Academic-Football I,2,3,43 Basketball l,2Q Baseball 43 Gym- nastics Team 43 Senior Play-Stage Crew. ' ' -Commercial-Chorus l,2,3,43 Cheerleader 2,3,43 Student Council Secretary 23 Pep Club 2,3,43 Year book Staff Reporter 33 Leaders' Club 33 Cheer- leader Captain 43 Homecoming Committee 43 Gymnastics Team 43 Homecoming Court, lst runner-up3 Senior Play. -General- Ecology Club 4. ' -Academic-Chorus l,2,3,4Q Prom Committee 33 Leaders' Club l,2,3Q Student Council 43 Pep Club 43 Homecoming Committee 43 Gymnastics Team 43 Senior Play-Make-up. ,laggggling Marjg Llellgr-Academic-Chow us l,2,3,43 Student Council 1,33 Leaders' Club 23 Ski Club 2,31 Ecology Club 23 Class Vice-President 23 Medical Explorers 33 Senior Class President3 Pep Club 43 Homecoming Committee 43 Senior Play- Prompter. -Academic-Chorus l,2,3,43 Band 1,23 Tri-High Band 13 YAS 3,43 Yearbook Staff 43 Homecoming Commit- tee4. ' -General-Chorus l,2,3Q Leaders' Club 33 Gymnastics Team 4. ,lemme ,!gstLemsky-Academic-Football 13 Basketball Manager 2,3,43 Cross Country 3,43 Ecology Club 4. Wi ' Academic-Basket- ball 1,2,3,43 Football 1,33 Baseball 2,43 Prom Committee 33 Cross Country 2,3,43 Ecology Club 4. ' v' -Academic-Ecology Club 43 Homecoming Committee 4. ' -Vo-Tech .-Chorus l,2. -Academic-Chorus l,2,3,43 Girls' Basketball l,2,3,4Q Cheer- leader 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 2,3,43 Leaders' Club 2,33 YAS 33 Prom Committee Bowling 3,4Q Homecoming Committee Gymnastics Team 43 District Chorus SeniorPlay. Michgel Kgmggghinslgy-Vo-Tech. AQQQ Kislan-Commercial-Ski Club 2 Medical Explorers 3. ' Academic-Chorus 2 43 Gymnastics Team 43 Model U.N. Homecoming Committee 43 Senior Play Make-up. ' - Commercial Chorus 13 Girls' Basketball 3,43 Ho coming Committee 4. -V0-Twh- -Academe-Golf l,2,3,43 B ketball l,2,33 Football l,2,3,43 Stude Council 23 Bowling 43 Baseball 4. -Academic-Leaders' Cl l,2,33 Band l,2,33 Bowling 2,3,43 Chor l,2,3,43 Class Treasurer 23 Cheerleader Gymnastics Team 43 Homecoming Co mittee 43 Senior Play-Prompter. -Commercial-Band 1,2,3,I Chorus l,2,3,43 Tri-High Band l,2,3, Leaders' Club 33 Homecoming Committee 4 t -College Prep.-Ba ketball 1,2,3,43 Golf 2,3,43 Cross Countx 2,3,43 Baseball 3,43 Prom Committee Ecology Club 4. -General-Fire-lighting Ecology Club 4. N - College Prep. - Chorus l,23 Bowling 2,3,43 French Club Model U.N. 43 Model Senate 4. -Academic-Fool ball l,4Q Basketball 1,2,3,43 Cross Cou try 2,33 Golf 2,42 Class President 23 Basi ball 43 Student Council 43 Homecomin Committee 43 Radio Club 43 Senior Play. -Awdemic-Leader Club l,2,33 Cheerleader 2,3,43 Cheerlead: Co-Captain 43 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Pep C1L 2,3,43 French Club 33 Yearbook Staff 3,1 Prom Committee 33 Homecoming Con mittee 43 Student Council 23 Gymnastit Team 43 Senior Play. ' -Academic-Chort 1,2,3,43 Student Council 13 Medical Exploi ers 23 Newspaper Correspondent 33 Bowlin 33 French Club 3,43 Yearbook Staff-Cog Editor 43 Homecoming Committee 43 Gy 3 nastics Team-Manager 43 Senior Play. -Commercial-Hemi coming Committee 4. ' in-Commercial-Ecolog Club 43 Homecoming Committee 43 Chorus I -D.E.-Basketball l,2. - Commercial - DECA 4. ' -Vo-Tech.-Golf 1,2,3,4 Football l,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Baseba 3,43 Cross Cotmtry 2g Ecology Club 4. -Academic-Choi us l,2,3,4Q Ecology Club 2g Ski Club I panish Club 3,43 Homecoming Committee :Senior Play-Make-Up. .ia 1 ' u ' ' -College Prep.-Chor- s l,2,3,43 Yearbook Staff 3,43 Yearbook ditor 43 Prom Committee 33 Model cnate 3,43 Pep Club 43 French 3,42 French lub President43 Homecoming Committee 4. ' . ' v'd ' it es -Commercial- ECA 4. I. : nn ' - Vo-Tech. - horus4. 'f it ' -General-Chorus l,2, ,43 Spanish Club 3,43 Pep Club 43 omecoming Committee 4. ei. ' u uv ' -Commercial. li-nt uv . -Commercial-DECA4. a n 3 ' iz' ' wi - Academic- ross Country l,2,3,43 Basketball Manager ,2,3,43 Spanish Club 3,43 Ecology Club 3PepClub4. .411 1 ' -Commercial-Chorus l3 ki Club2,3. . ut i Or -College Prep- horus l,2,3,43 Class Secretary 3,43 Prom ommittee 33 Yearbook Staff 3,43 Spanish lub 3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Homecoming ommittee 43 Senior Play. 'ell' l leil' -D.E. ' rv' 1 I. a ' 'ki-General--Chorus l, ,3,43 Bowling 2,3,43 Spanish Club 43 Pep lub 43 Homecoming Committee 4. elane T. -College Prep.-Cheer- der l,2,3,43 Chorus l,2,3,43 Pep Club ,2,3,43 Girls' Basketball l,2,3,43 Ski Club 3 Spanish Club 3,43 Leaders' Club 33 Home- oming Committee 43 Senior Play - ake-Up. 'it 'Q fi -V0-Tech. H ' ' : V 't -College Prep.- horus l,2,3,43 Bowling 2,3,43 Medical xplorers 3: French Club 3,43 Yearbook taff 43 Pep Club 43 Homecoming Com- ' ittee 43 Senior Play- Make-Up. of 2' n '- -is -Commercial-Chor- s l,2,3,42 Majorette 2,3,41 Majorette Cap- ain 43 Student Council 33 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 3,43 Yearbook Staff 3,43 Year- ook Business Editor 43 Homecoming Com- i ittee 43 Homecoming Court, 2nd runner-up: enior Play. i '-i ui ' -. -Academic-Student ouncil I3 Spanish Club 3,43 Cross Country ,43 Golf 43 Radio Club President 43 Home- oming Committee 43 Senior Play. . 1 in ' ' ' -CommerciaI-Chor- s I,2.3.4: Ski Club 2: Bowling 3,43 Gym- astics Team--Manager 43 Class Vice-Pres- ent 43 Senior Play. .ii ii 1. -College Prep.-Chorus ,2,3,43 Band l,2,3,4Q Tri-High Band l,2,3,41 cology Club 2,3,43 Spanish Club 3,43 unior Achievement 33 Pep Club 43 District and 43 District Chorus 43 Homecoming ommittee4. fi' u L3-. i. -Academic-Chorus ,2,3,4Q Pep Club 3,42 Prom Committee 33 Yearbook Staff 43 French Club 3,43 Homecoming Committee 4: Senior Play- Props. Qgjl Marie Jgstirle Blmshaw - College Prep.-Chorus l,2,3,4Q Leaders' Club 2,31 Pep Club 2,43 Bowling 3,43 Yearbook Staff 3,43 Yearbook Photographer 43 Stu- dent Council 43 French Club 3,43 Gym- nastics Team Manager 43 Senior Play. Michael Carl David Rock-Vo-Tech.-Foob ball l,2,43 Chorus 13 Stage Crew 3. ' -Academic-Baseball. Marggpet Rybarczyk-Academic-Choms 132.3343 Leaders' Club l3 Girls' Basketball 2,43 Bowling 2,3,43 Spanish Club 33 Senior Play-Usherette. -Commercial-Ecology Club 4g Senior Play--Stage Crew. -Vo-Tech. -College Prep.-Band l, 2,3,43 Tri-High Band l,2,3,41 Chorus l,2,43 Pep Club 2,3,43 Ecology Club 23 Class Treasurer 3,43 Homecoming Chairman 43 French Club 3,43 Student Council 33 Junior Achievement 33 French Club Treasurer 43 District Band 2,3,43 District Chorus 43 District Orchestra 43 Model UN 43 Model Senate 43 Prom Committee 33 Senior Playl All-Star Stage Band 33 Yearbook Staff4. ' -College Prep.-Chor- us l,2,3,43 Majorette 2,3,43 Majorette Co- Captain 43 Spanish Club 3,43 Medical Explorers 33 Leaders' Club 33 Class Sec- retary 23 Pep Club 3,43 Homecoming Committee 43 Gifted Student Program 4. ' -College-Prep-Chorus l,2,3,43 Leaders' Club l,23 Pep Club 3,42 French Club 3,43 Yearbook Staff 43 Home- coming Committee 43 Model Senate 43 Senior Play- Make-Up. -D.E.-Chorus l, Academic-Basketball 1,22 Cross Country 2,32 Football 33 Base- ball Manager 23 Baseball 43 Bowling 43 Ecology Club 43 Homecoming Committee 4. Bgsgmagy Katherine Slgiwlgg - College Prep-Band l,2,3,43 Chorus l,2,3,43 Tri- High Band l,2,3,43 Bowling 2,3,43 Leaders' Club 33 Medical Explorers 3g Spanish Club 3,43 Homecoming Committee 43 Senior Play- Props. E w -College Prep-Eco- logy Club 2,3,4: Chess Club 23 Football 3,43 French Club 3,43 Ecology Club Vice- President 43 Bowling 43 Homecoming Com- mittee 43 Senior Play-Stage Crew. -Academic-Football l, 3,43 Ecology Club 4. -College Prep-Chorus l,2,3,43 Spanish Club 3,43 Pep Club 43 Homecoming Committee 43 Senior Play. . vi -Academic-Chorus l,2,3,43 Student Council 13 Girls' Basket- ball 2,3,43 Ski Club 23 Spanish Club 33 Homecoming Committee 43 Senior Play- Make-Up. Bemgrd J, Swankgskj-Academic-Ski Club 23 Ecology Club 4. ' ' - College Prep - Cross Country 2,3,43 Baseball 43 Gymnas- tics Team 43 Senior Play-Stage Crew. Emmgijjlgmas - General - Football l,2,3,4Q Baseball l,2,3,4Q Basketball l,2,33 Ecology Club 4. Laurel B, Van Hom-Acadmeic-Leaders' Club l,2,33 Cheerleader 2,3,43 Pep Club 2,3,43 Gymnastics Team 4. Sggan Mary Vggbgpitg - College Prep - Chorus l,2,43 Chess Club 23 Ski Club 2,33 Bowling 2,3,43 Bowling Treasurer 3,43 Ecology Club 2,3,43 Pep Club 2,3,43 Girls' Basketball 2,31 Prom Committee 33 French Club 3,43 French Club Secretary 43 Class Vice-President 33 FYAS 3,43 Model Senate 33 Senior Play. -Vo-Tech-Baseball 4. --V0-Tech. ' -General-Ecolgy Club 3. Joyg A, Wenger-Vo-Tech-Chorus l,3, 43 Ski Club 2,33 Senior Play. ' ' -Academic-Chorus l,2,3, 43 Cheerleader l,2,3,4Q Pep Club 3g Spanish Club 3,43 Homecoming Committee 43 Home- coming Court 3rd RUHHCTUPQ Senior Play- Costume Design. General. -Academic-Chows l,2,43 Medical Explorers 33 Homecoming Committee 43 Pep Club 43 Senior Play- Props. ' ' ' -Vo-Tech-Chor- usl,4. ' -Vo-Tech-Chorus l,2, 3,41 Ecology Club 3. ' Commercial- Chorus l. ' -Vo-Tech-Baseball 2,4. '-General-Basketball lg Ski Club 2,33 Prom Committee 33 Fire-Fighting 33 Football 43 Ecology Club 43 Home- coming Committee 4g Senior Play-Stage Crew. -Vo-Tech. -Academic-Football l,2,3, 4g Student Council l,2,43 Prom Committee 33 Ecology Club 43 Homecoming Commit- tee4. -Academic-Chorus l,2,3,43 Student Council 2,3,43 Student Council Vice-President 33 Medical Explorers' Secretary 33 Pep Club 43 Homecoming Committee 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Class Treasurer 43 Senior Play-Prompter. 107 i i 91' E 1 ? R M tw ' 1' f' lf? fl!! 10' Two delegates from the United Nations? Work, work . . .That's all I do! XR. N .I f' 1 l Mmmm!! 9 i I if LLL f 1-' -S 221.6- W1 'fl XX l x 5, xx' ' J .. V A 'g 5 5l 4 4- - V V. I 1' V V4 , ' me Q V H. .' V , .-4.-,,f1:. Q. .- . , ' 4,1211 ' ' . . , 1 -1 p A W ' up '9' , uv mv if 3 C. Li A 1 ' V A V ,, .,I'f1'-,Aa n my -vi ' 'qt- Q . 'Yxuf !.1. ,1.. .1 'aw ee - . .- . V .-4f 1pa1?p' ' . .-,L Q n. 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'Ib 52 4, 'tlfgk :IQ I N.-'., 'g Y 11 .nz ,Y fi A t if e an is 9 ff' ' 151 A if xi , 4? :Qi If P f U, TI I x , ki , .' L Y V' Q 4 .il N f.fkZgf fi f mn J' g JS YQW5 n 4' all We are the future Looking out on the past We are the present Making old things last. We are tomorrow T7zin king yesterday We are today Doing things our own way. Unknown I V. 1 1 H 1 , . 3 fy, I NE, 1' ' 'Jf sv' -'gflffi . Ay ' --f K' f. 1 . ,.. f 11 'Id if F? 1 K Q- A 'ffl f 4 A -wrgig, 4. . ','.,p'1 L-Ju' Q J, 7- L... - 'L ,A 31--fm. M4 1 . I Q I 'W' Af .s 'i .' Q' A -1 g6 , - 1 ' Y , 1 N . . as qi' ,I J B 'num ,. . .-s,- N .pg-.lLg..:?f: L -,sv ,V my -s , ' iff F :my V . wi-'T' VL 4 5 ' . fi nf ' . 'Ln 1' ' , .u ' I ' r ' RH -1. 'C . wi , '. '-x - - Vi' S 1 ' fix' 1,1 V ,,, - . Y .. x 1 at 2 , X 'FQ'-F' 'QQ v.. o ,1 l I , 'pk Q x Q N. .12 ' fm 48' is ,- -H133 P N an ' -ff 1-4 A: . .. . -.H 'Q 4 -- 'wry fix- S nn:-:gr-vq .E-.. j,l JN! -Y-5 'QV' 'F-N, 9T Bl ' war., . WF, .. f - vgr '57 A 1515233 ..A mah I F 5? mx l ,gl Senior Play Our senior play, Get Witch Quick, was stupendous Because Mrs. Hauze was really tremendous. All of our practices were simply grand, We knew that the audience would give us a hand. We didn't want a standing ovation, it Only a crowd like in Grand Central Station. .V Y We'll sever forget Suz'3 slggopeinose, I th if I Cin y's anguage an a ose unny c o es. , t Diane kept on answering herself, As sharon knocked things offme shelf. Mare was stabbing at her dolls, ,F 1 While Barbara received all the calls. Kathy always spoke of boys, And Mark kept making that funny noise. Remember Jer in his crazy jeans? The stage crew and prompters behind the scenes? Patty and Bethy, Lee and Joyce, Jumped when Leo did that voice. Gail stood screaming out her spells, While Tony heard those wedding bells. So much for the memories of which I tell. We were sad, but relieved when the curtain fell. Cindy Kardisco lf-iff lst Row Il. ro r. 2: D. Bobby, L. Machella, J. Wenner, G. Segon. 2nd Row: G. Brogan, G. Rimshaw, M. Stefanick, B. Batcha, M 116 Malchitsky, T. Lynn. 3rd Row: C. Kardisco, S. Budda, M. Firley, S. Verbonitz. 4th Row: L. Bama, P. Gresh, M. Paulshock, J Plaksa, L. Oberrender. r 3' n 4, .3 , 75 9- if ' ., ul Y- LM? Q 10. i Wg xx I 1 F: , I' ru .f 'QQ 9 w . gui' 0 :qi 'ir 'Q Prom The Junior-Senior Prom, one of the biggest highlights of the year, was held on Friday evening May 9, from 9:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. Working with the theme Dream On, the Junior Class skillfully decorated the ballroom of the Gus Genetti Motor Lodge in Hazleton to provide a romantic atmosphere. Music for dancing was provided by Peach, It was truly a lovely evening for all who attended, and it will be cherished as a Senior memory forever. 120 fs! A! xx , wg R 1 3731511 g,,! I 1.2 . : xy , K 9 lv 'x 1. 1 I N W: .- 1-4 V. wif. ,. .a. 9 w -' 'lli- D, if '-'L 11 'V' Q 'lu A wards Day The annual awards program was held on Thursday, May 22, 1975. At this program all those students who actively participated in school activities were honored. On Thursday evening, an awards banquet was held in St. Mary's Parish Hall. Principal speakers were Mr. Michael Karboski Cprincipalj, Mr. Adolph Peters Qvice- principalj, Mr. John Fedullo, Mr. Saverio Saullo, Mr. Edward Cologie, and Mr. William Schaub, who presented the Athlete of the Year Award to Tom Laputka. 122 u ggi!! vl1 '. llll H' ,.-au- B ug 'H .1597 g . .. an ',. 1 ' - ' - O V ,ir THAN 1 A Lug WJ, vu 15,544 nh' Q5 K' A-7. V - ' f Q17 . , ' - ' ' 11' 131-43,-'4,sx . g-'xr - , i1'5x'f3', 'gg hz-Q fr-2' in ,L - .:.g, -E :'T'f1. ' 7 ., f. ' 5- . - 1-fm. ,K up 'lf 1. fy f .'A vi:3 3a,g:.' , 4 ' ,, , x' , A.-.-I, .I - F .- 1 .4 L. fin :wgem ' fr' fu' '11 ' ff, 1, ll 1 1.1 I! -.vi -J f 14'-: ..,. QI : ' yi fbrtf' ,1 L ', 4.1-J ' 1 - 1 , ,vw- , 4 aw xl'5T1l3f' N V -M12 , ' ' g H Sf?-if 'iigrfnl 'Q '- I 5:2 ,1 V L gf ,s?3 . 1 1 , fl , It 1 ,K wx Sv- XV. ,Q 5 4 3 ' 1 A - x ly! 3- ,iii fth. H 1? wx' gi 4' i x J 5' N --xl' B A ID -,flung Class Night 2 Class Night 1975 was held on May 30, in the Ball Room of the Gus Genetti Motor Lodge. A delicious dinner was enjoyed by all, and dancing followed with music provided by Tomorrow . 124 it V t' . --.15 6 X-. ' Graduation Commencement exercises were held on Tuesday evening, June 3, 1975, at St. John's Parish Center. Fifty- three boys and sixty-six girls com- prised the Class of 1975. Principal speakers at the exercises were Mary- ann Stefanick, who was valedictoriang Mark Pirley, who was salutatoriang Rev. William W. Fairchild, who gave both the invocation and the benedic- tiong Mr. Victor Piazzi, school board member, who awarded the diplomas, Mr. Lawrence Evangelista, who rep- resented Mr. Daniel C. Parrell. Mr. Michael Karboski, principal, served as Master of Ceremonies, and Mr. Adolph Peters, vice-principal, aided Mr. Piazzi in the presentation of diplomas. Awards were given to the four students with the highest scholastic averages: Maryann Stefa- nick, first: Mark Firley, seoondg Diane Bobby, third: Lynn Shearon, fourth. is ' 'i i ,- , 1' 9 5 .1 9? 2 1' f 1 Y ' F EJ-w bww in f. 126 wil 1,1 4' li Y: Z vs Ni 45: C0 -. ,. JE ,D p '. Qty., I I I y I w 1' N A , F Top Left: Maryann Stefanick, valedictorian. Top Right: Mark Firley, salutatoriaha Ccntrp Lgflzu Rev. William Fairchild. Bottom Left: Mr. Victor Piaizig Bottom Right: Mr. Lawrence Eyangelista. A , V v H IL-- E' CLASS-0121915 ' President, .E ....,..... , . . Jacqueline Heller Vice-President .......,. Q, . Preat Secretary . . .' .... . .21,.fLipds Olicmlder Trcasurers .... , ...... Gebrgc Seghn, I Mary Sueszoshak Class Adviser b .... .. .- .....,.. Mfg, G.,I-Iguze Class Song: Friepds by Elton John Class Fl0M5r:wF0igel-llitiiibl Clam Colorsf Dark blildlnd PDWGBI' blue Class WG 1113! 'capture the days of the futnrelwitli the'm6xhori6s.oftl1g: paste E LYS' J ff. Hx Mx l. 'li A ii .HISKGRH RUN .Benny Sfewarci FflliN RfwuAin'A 'fb Fnulmui r V 151955585 lewelens 6!7erry's Erug Sibre Jmeland Mr. 8 Mrs. Vincent Avillion Mr. Sc Mrs. Vincent Avillion Jr. Mr. H Mrs. Anthony Lynn Marie Lynn Mr. 8: Mrs. Gerald McNamara Karen, Kevin, Sandra, 8: Gary McNamara Mr. Sc Mrs. D.B. Levin Q daughters Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl Miller Mr. dc Mrs. Frank Kost Mr. A Mrs. Clarence Budda Lawrence Thomas Buda Mr. 81. Mrs. Leonard Swankoski Mrs. Victor Piazzi Madeline D. DeNoia Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis DeNoia Harold Banjock Mr. 8 Mrs. John Kluck Antoinette C. Kluck Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Verbonitz Mr. 8: Mrs. George Henry Sc Son Thomas J. Bond Jr. Mr. 81. Mrs. Thomas Motzkus Mr. 8c Mrs. Louis Fisher Fred 8: Clara5Haven Mr. 8a Mrs. John B. Machella Lyle Sz Sarah Luckenbill Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Batcha Mr. 8: Mrs. Emil Yanochko . Michael Bezick .Sc Mrs. Robert Oberrender Mr Mr Joseph Sc Alice Kislan Danny 8: Lorraineg Roy 8: Arlene Mrs. Anna Falatko Mrs. Michael Plaksa Mr. 8a Mrs. Leo Wydock . 8: Mrs. Robert E. Rimshaw . 8: Mrs. John Ursta SL son Mr. Sc Mrs. Erich Schneider Mr. 8. Mrs. Frank Arcure Robert 8: Agnes Mr. 8: Mrs. George Patrick 8 family Mr. 8: Mrs. Aloysius Brogan Mr. 8c Mrs. Andrew W. Breznitsky Mr. 8: Mrs. Bemard M. Hilenski Tommy, Cookie, Dave, 8: Kathy Mr. 81. Mrs. Carl Chuckra Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Lombardo Mrs. George Roshinko Mr. EL Mrs. George Evancho Mrs. John Paranic Valentine Kaminski Mr. 8: Mrs. John Kopashy Mr. dc Mrs. Paul C. Kempchinsky Mr. 8a Mrs. John Teliho Debbie H Gene Donna 8a Theresa - Mr. 8a Mrs. Alex Klopp Weed 8x Litz Nicky, Jack, 8: M s Mr. Sc Mrs. Alben Ray Mr. 8: Mrs. John R. Stoffa Mr. Sc Mrs. Carl Nelson Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Chakan Mr. St Mrs. Joseph Novotnak Mr. 8: Mrs. John G. Paulshock Mr. 8: Mrs. James Ammon Mrs. C. Okrasinski Mrs. Margaret Gresh Tina EL Dave A friend, B.F. Mr. Joseph Konar John 81. Regina Skwierz Rosemary Skwierz Daniel JL Dolores Gocek Mrs. Florence Stefanick Mr. 8 Mrs. Franklin Shupp Mr. 8: Mrs. John Shearon Mr Mr nl 5' 3 .nor 33 S1 1 Cf: sa? F Q 'P 9.11 Ll .ed IS INA afiv E 5 ?1'm gs 33' N' og? 5. ..: Q IPS- I glee Z1 S' 3 2 R HELLERS ExxoN SERVICE 805 Hfxzsi. ST. PHUNE: 636-3710 FREELAND. PA. 18224 ,pl , fi 'ga if A ia 'I 1 ,. ' T 4 ' , - I ,wiggla I l 1 - H: t.-F251- 'L -1 ' A' , In downtown Wxlkes-Barre . . . v,,:iEgE5JE5E2f. lEgg'3' - 2i.5::5'55 3 .T-uf' where you can shop 9:30 't1l9, Q41i'gf'f,gf5lilsT!Oflfigff I , I M d '1' --'us' -1gl'l CEIB19-l -1 on ay through Saturday. .. T 2!5l55555'55 '5 1 gllniil 1 5 - - -- ll lane ' I ' ln if n aure a , azeton... ' uf 7 f-h T -- Shop l0 'til 10, Monday through Saturday ' 3lL::iL4gsA:5Q??fli You can also shop by phone . . . 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General Contractor E E 'Z 8 Fl 140 Middletown R.D. Freeland, Pa 6364417 636- 1932 -1 W6 WW? WYWZQ EFF Conqrwtufhtimu Jw Maul Mm fsussusn in Teacher Patrons Mr. Michael Karboski-Principal Mr. Adolph Peters-Vice-Principal Miss Elvira Bitetti Mrs. Mary Camera Mr. Richard Cardoni Mrs. Patricia Cassarella Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Corcoran Mr. John J. Dacostino Miss Rochelle Goldman Mr. Rc Mrs. William Hauze Mr. John Kasha Mr. Joseph Konar Mr. Casimir Lasecki Mr. Eugene Lutz Mr. Richard Martin Mr. Joseph Matulevich Mrs. Joan Moses Mr. Peter Notaro Mrs. Corrine Okrasinski Mr. Paul O'Malia Mr. Gus Rosato Mrs. Evelyn Jean Shulman Mr. Thomas Stelmock Mr. John Timko Josterfs amemcan yeansook CDTDDAUY nepmesentatlves - paul 0. Jonson hank WASIl6l1S kl 'Qdmgwf mdhfwfa Wf0MW!Q ib?Qfwm 62144 M 075 FREELA ND B01-Q0 C0 UNCIL r 'resident-Daniel Meyers Wilbur Dietrich loseph Barkanic Michael Sabol Robert E- Steward Boro Secretary-John I-lerkalo Fhomas Bama Boro Solicitor-James Senape Jr ?eter Duda Mayor Joseph Quinn 5 , f n Ji,iCITIZQEN'SH0SE?GO-.?f,I+BEiST WIiSHES! l 1, ir Shinerfs garage '1.-.rt--Zfzl,-fry 155-3.5-. Y7.i,,,L-,,:5- :rgr:--:-L-jmvggi-.'.:5'::t:V.-55,4-5' .rggt--953555 fiffii , DISTRIBUTOR FOR MULTI CLEAN PRODUCTS ALL TYPES OF FLOOR MACHINES COMPLETE JANITORIAL SERVICE RUG SHAMPOOING RENTAL 81 SALES OF DOOR MATTING I04 N WYOMING AV 454 5256 PA 1 8: CHEMICALS 8: 1 I . ' 79 x ,inf .x, I - Q if 1 :IRQ x 'ggi' N511 ' 'If .5 I ' I l., ','1x' - , ' ykwy I SF , 1l? '?'f gs,- ' I Qi H ,,? V Lg WA . M'F I I f'-I ,f I I lg: ffl, W 11- we . N. Church St., Hazleton, Pa. 18201 Telephone 454-3641 for an appointment In producing the I 975 edition of La Vita, we have made an honest attempt to depict the I 974-75 academic year as realistically as possible. This book represents many hours of endless frustra- tion and our constant determination to produce one of Freelancl High's best yearbooks. At times, this undertaking seemed to be thankless, but we looked to our long lasting reward the finished pmduct. Although we were ohen anxious, we also had a lot of fun. Finally, we wish to thank all those who have assisted us, especially our fellow students around whom we have built this book. my Wwe llallw lf' 3 l v w 'N ' w w 4 w w , 1 r , . X 1