Lackawanna High School - Lackawannan Yearbook (Lackawanna, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1950 volume:

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It is with this thought in mind, that we, the Class of 1950, proudly dedicate our year- book to the Student Council. This organization teaches ideals and provides a wholesome and satisfying experience in democracy for the student while contributing to the effective- ness of the school's program. And moreover, we wish to dedicate ourselves and the rest of the student body to the pursuit and attainment of the following objectives: 1. to develop student responsibility, initiative, leadership, and school pride 2. to promote worthy citizenship training 3. to provide for pupil expression 4. to establish a working model of a government unit under which students will live 5. to promote the welfare of the school through proper student- faculty relationship Lackawanna High Student Council Cleftl Row 1--Frank Carballo, Stephen Cushion fTreasurerJ, Romaine Torba QPresident J, Theresa Smolarek fSecretaryJ, William Mandy Nice-Presidentj, Katherine Pitillo Row 2--Leonard Pieczonka, james Ross, Gerald Halligan, Samuel Violanti, Stephen Krzyzanowski, John Dalessandro, Nancy Swiech, Patricia Kaminski, June Hercek Student Council Lincoln Annex fright! Row l--Katherine Antonelli, Mary Louise Sanchez, Gerald Carducci, Edward Otremba, Anthony Monaco, Peter Vranjes, Pasquale Bonitatibus, Joseph Saccommiano, Albert Baldassari, Margaret Egana, Esther Ortiz Row 2--Lillian Eftimio, Rose Mary Anthony fSecretarYl, Philip Caliguri Wice Presidentj Remo Ferrelli fPresidentJ, Ioan Gawin KTreasurerJ, jean Herniak 2 4 'ffm-, W gc, 'mis 3 ., X , 1' ,. - . V. -px- ,. H... LE LXDERMR WEN NHH3 cm 5mm QELIANCE V LQYALW MmL XX Xia. CI, Q COODEQATION 5 HOLAYIC AUHEVEMEN SEM . ASEE? DEDIUSTIHN Llvfpjgb Flf ,yang JKJQIBLIC Sewuonqy --1 949 9 LL' L P0 Jlwnil ml img: 02' CNIOR IGI-I C' HE twentieth century was but a few years old when the boys and girls of West Seneca township streamed from their farm and village homes along muddy roads and board side walks to the imposing school building on Ridge Road across from the pic- turesque Wiggins homestead. The Franklin theater and the Post Office now occupy a site which each spring bloomed with apple and cherry blossoms 5 each summer offered the cool green shade of gigantic elms and chestnutsg and rang with youthful laughter as winter sports took possession of the hill that is now Franklin Street. A panic and a great World War failed to stop the onward march of the young community, now Lackawanna, and three schools were built within a few years. The Steel City was on its way. The class of 1923 boasted twelve members. Within a half-dozen years, however, the elementary grades had been transferred to Franklin School and Lackawanna High had outgrown its first home. In the month of the great stock market crash of 1929, the building was, as we know it, completed, and at long last we had a gymnasium. But in two more years, so phenomenal was the growth of school system, the Lincoln Annex was opened for freshmen, and ex- panded until it housed almost five hundred students. Only a few years later the new build- ing, crowded and inadequate, surrendered its freshmen class to the Franklin Annex, and thus we find ourselves today--a house divided. Not until their senior year do our students join hands in common goals, and by that time almost half of the original class has left' school. Our most urgent need today is a cafeteria which we feel sure is a prominent part of the plans of our Board of Education. And now, at mid-century, Lackawanna High School faces the future with high hopes and undiminished confidence that its steady and vigorous growth will continue. 5 NA-Q .J XJ Q EV X Q90 f-. 4 24500 oogoqf 1 o MEN CHOSEN BY LACKAWANNA CITIZENS T0 REPRESENT THEM IN EDUCATIONAL MATTERS 43,4 ,Y W Q , A Y' Q.,-ffl if ef TE QQ? , V J, H f 0 'TJ QQ of P00 '00 A Qs, 'Ev 43- Af '90 ' ANNN qs Q 45, yr I BDARD Of 6 EDUCATION AIDS T0 BOARD OF EDUCATION THOMAS MC NAMARA ORN PILLION Purchasing Agent LEO 310 HA ELS I Angina? erk ADULT EDUCATION JOHN SABUDA Supervisor PHYLLIS PARYZ Secretary 8 BUSINESS OF FIC E Left to right: Helen Eagan, Accountant Estelle Hope, Payroll Clerk Sally Carestio, Secretary 006 PQIAICIPHLS To lead them- IOI-IN P. OSBORNE Principal A PRINCIPAL'S CREED And sometimes gently push, To guide them-- Not only with books, But with the will To meet life's challenge-- That they may live Rightly here on earth, And value the eternal Word. Vincenza La Bella Lackawanna High School RAYMOND C. BURKE Principal Lincoln Annex 9 LISSISTIINT Pl2lNElPllLS N industry, in religion, in all walks of life, there must be those who carry out the policies formulated by the planners and leaders. In education this carrying out of policy falls upon the shoulders of the assistant principals. Discipline, absenteeism, tardiness all fall under their jurisdiction. CLINTON C. COUHIG Assistant Principal Lackawanna High School ,e -' as EDWARD F. MOSS THOMAS BARRETT Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Franklin Annex Lincoln Annex 10 Dafa RTff.e1v7' flea as Row 1: Margaret Twist, Music, Florence Craig, Mathematics, Ethel Twist, Art Margaret Widmer, Languages. Row 2: Francis Downey, History, Victor Smith, Industrial Arts, Stanley Bukaty, Physical Educationg Edward Smith, Science, Thomas Merrick, Business, Celestine Shea, English. , ' . .. f . WJ .2 7v'7..1oxJ f - ,9 ,I ' ,fa . v 1. ,ft a- GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT EDWARD 1. COSGROVE Counselor Lackawanna High NICHOLAS I. MILANO Counselor Lincoln Annex 11 TEACHING-THE FMF: ssmv OFINS Tavcmvo all E0 ucATp us ,Q,MK1f ' SE NIOR HIGH TEAC HERS IST ROWI MARY JEAN GANNON, CATHERINE MC CANN, MARY C. NYITRAI, ADOLPHINE LONG, GERTRUDE E. WIDMER, MARIAN DO- HERTY, DOROTHY CLEARY, AGNES M. CUSICK, LILLIAN W. KAMBAT. 2ND ROW1 STANLEY J. GWOREK, JOHN J. YOVIENE, THOMAS J. MERRICK, WILLIAM'J. CARNEY, CELESTINE E. SHEA, STANLEY RAIMAN, PAUL MUNICH. STEVEN KORACH, JAMES TOBIN, FRANCIS E. DOWNEY, HAROLD MURPHY. 3RD ROW2 JOHN J. COUGHLIN, ARTHUR E. WILLIS, EDWARD SMITH, VICTOR W. SMITH, HARRY J. DOHERTY, ALEX N. FICZERE ANNEX TEACHERS 1ST ROWZ MARY PAJICH, ANNETTE RHODES, CATHERINE RICHARDSON, FRANCES GUARINO, VIRGINIA CZERNIEJEWSKI, SUZANNE CHEESMAN, MARY SHEA, CATHERINE BARRETT, MARY TOMLJENOVICH. 2ND ROW: LESTER BURKE, RAYMOND GIBBONS, WILLIAM STYPOWANY, JOHN MC CANN, LORETTA BURNS, LILLIAN WIDMER, WILLIAM EMERLING, JULIUS BODA, ROBERT HASLER, FRANK ZURBRICK. 3RD ROW: JOHN PANCZYKOWSKI, JOHN NYITRAI, STEPHEN ROSE, JOHN TOOLE, GORDON AVERY, JOHN DOYLE, JOSEPH MC DONNELL. 12 'k...3G W K' 'ra H , y,Affi W Q wwf-1-H-N M5121 M' gym .Q f '-1f' ff: . Aw Q'-v, '1 ' 1 1 ,, f' wwf, -Nm kf'. 4'-np U I . 7 I . L ,- ,X Q-'ff' ,dc llydfleg 1' f'fLS04.'7 ,ZHIYI Q2 -Q.,3i, 2 QW 246 XX Jeniorpf :go E X ECILTIVE Of-F I CEY6 President . I a Vice-President Mokski, Donald' t'DON ' .1 Violanti, Samuel' SAM College Entrance College Entrance The constancy of purpose History's purchased page Is the secret to success. Will call him great. Y D D . . jx J , .ip FZ gb Treasurer Secretary N Dalessandro, John' Priljeva, Angeline JCI-INNIE ANGIE College Entrance Secretarial I agree with no man's Sorrow is for those who opinion, mourng I have opinion's of my Therefore let laughter own, surround me. U LQQISLQTIYC g o as 11 , .L..,..WJ IST ROW: THERESA SMOLARHK, JOHN DALHSSANDRO, DONALD MOKSKI, SAMHEL VIOLANTI, ANGHLINE PRILJEVA, ALICE NOWICKI. QND ROW: JOYCE RICAIL. EVFLYN MANKO, JOANNF SCHWFD, MR. EDWARD COSGROVE fADVISRRl, PILAR CORRAL, CLARE RHGAN. HRD ROW: JOSEPH MATTUCCI, EARL MC DONOUGH, ROBERT JAROZ, PETER HHLRSICH, ANTHONY MARLOW, TED ANTOS, LOUIS ANTICOLI. JO 645 EREIN we set dovm for all the world to see and judge the glorious history of the illustrious Class of 1950. We began our high school career with the motto, Omni freshmen in tres partes divisa sunt. For indeed all freshmen were divided into three parts--some at Franklin some at Lincoln, and a handful at the main building. Despite unfortunate splitting of ranks, we determined to show the rest of the student body that we were as important a class as any other. Limited though our activities were we managed to attend a few social functions and to cheer on the blue and grey squads. It was not until our sophomore year that we really became an integral part of the school life. We became active participants in various school clubs' and organizations. Our sophomore boys went all out for sports, and it was a primarily sophomore junior varsity that won the I. V. playoffs for 1948. Slowly we progressed and gained in stature until when june came along we were a group well-equipped to take over the tasks of a junior class. As juniors we really came into our own. We were now expected to work hand in hand with the seniors in order to prepare ourselves for the day when we would take over the reins of the senior class, and we lived up to expectations. We started off by pitching in and helping to start the school paper. It was largely through junior efforts on both the editorial and production staffs that the paper was the initial success it was. Our affairs were put into the capable hands of our elected officers and the commit- tee. It was our junior class which originated the Junior Dance held to obtain funds for the prom. The prom at the main building, moving up day and the prom at Lincoln, and even senior class day all have a reserved place in our hearts for we realized that these activities meant the end of the gay, carefree life of a junior and the beginning of the serious business of being a senior. The Class of 1950 assembled breathlessly and started the year off right with a get- acquainted dance, followed quickly by our Hallowe'en Party. However, life was not all fun for us, and we buckled down to the serious business of study. We were especially proud that the Student Council made its debut during our reigning year. The election of officers, the Christmas pageant, vacation, and the mid-term exams came in rapid succession followed by our magazine campaign which proved to be a tremendous success. With the advent of Spring thoughts of coming graduation made us put the well known noses to the grindstone. The last few months were crowded with feverish activity. Besides our earnest preparation for Iune and regents there was the spring play ta masterpiece of productionl, the yearbook, class day, the prom all had to be attended to. Finally the great day comes--the day for which we have been working for four years--graduation. As we march slowly up the aisle to receive our diplomas, the cherished memories of Lackawanna days brings a lump to our throats. Lackawanna shall always live in a special part of our hearts and we shall ever strive to bring honor and glory to her name. 16 ll OTFC5L1.,KW5fwJfw4-fb 3' mi in W Qi T -,kk Ei! S7 twin ig F 52234 tiff: ggi Y J A if Ambrose, Robert Bob Androff, Robert Sonny Anticoli, Louis Lutch Non-Business Engineering Science Why take life too seriously? Neither too careless, nor to One thing is forever good, 71 You'l1 never get out of it alive. Antonik, Phylis' ' 'Phyllis ' ' Secretarial Not only a scholar But an athlete as well. f y 'W . Eff gi J. I J , l fi? Backus, Norman t'Norman Non-Business Be good, says the proverb, and happy you'll be, But fun, on the other hand, satisfies me. sad, That one thing is success. Nor too studious, nor too glad. Antos, Thaddeus' Teddy Academic ' A friend to all who know him. f JL! 1 , , 1' 0 yjjw, 75, Barden, Dorothy' Dot Basel, Lawrence Larry Secretarial Non-Business Blond hair, sparkling eyes, Genius like me must be She'll succeed because she born tries. And never can be taught. 17 Battle, Charles' Charlie Non-Business Billy Eckstein has his trouble With Charles Battle as his double. Belk, Amos Amos Bett Victoria Vicky Machine Shop Non Business I-Iomeworkl What's that? , 7 I Zi gi, . F ,ga ,.i S- , ,, - .. 'f?:' , 2i2'i::x' lv l 5 ...,, P ' L . ' --' , Bigaj, Stanley Stanley Machine Shop It's not book learning that young men need. U A gay persona y Brightens the day Bohen, Ann ' 'Ann College Entrance Tis Ann there you can see A grander girl the-re'l1 never be. l' Bohen, Honora 'fHonora Bo lsie ' Sunny Bolmoff Theodore' B011 Art Se rial College Entrance Her personalit is like her ttle ss neat and trimg Fortune favors the wise Ml art-- superb. 'Y ts o vim. of 6 sv' J 8 A I Bolibrzuch, Richard Boli Borowiak, Eleanore' Bouley, Raymond Ray Bookkeeping Eleanor He'l1 go far Secretarial ' As a basketball star. She has the sweetness and zest Of a happy life possessed. Science Everybody watch, everybody stop! Here comes Ray in his old jalopl l' On Brockto, Jacqueline Brown, Jack Jack Jackie Science Language Education may be golden Full of fun and fancy free. But give me my sports. Burke, Joanne Joey,' Camp, Rosetta Collie Carballo, Frank Frankie Homemaking College Entrance Science Joanne is like a well known What is life? Frankie, telephone call. song, Why laughing and talking of One which we will remember course! long. . 19 Cellini, Angelo Moose Chayan, Clementina Non-Business Clemmy He may want to be a disc Science jockey player, An ear for listening But with his line, he'll be A hand for sewing. our next mayor. Chudzik, Richard Richard Machine Shop Variety is the spice of life, Blondes, brunnettes, and redheads. Chisholm, Aileen' Nunny Science The cares of the world can t weigh her down. It is truly seldom we see her frown. Collareno, Mary Mary Secretarial Loose are her jetty locks, Her waving tresses flowing. Corral, Pilar' Pilar Covelli, Jay Jay College Entrance Science To be gentle is to be a lady. I have no worries and no care, I just want to be a million- aire. 20 Curran, Dorothy Dot Secretarial She enjoys most jokes And is liked by folks. Cushion, Stephen' Steve Dalessandro, Jenny Daly, Richard . Dick Bookkeeping ' 'Vinnie Engineering A sound mind in a sound Secretarial A leader to begin with body. But Mr. Korach, I really a personality 'reet' did study! He is a guy who is hard to beat. ' U'- 0 5 Darmstedter, Sylvia Syl Davis, Everlean Edie College Entrance Language We've often wondered why Her heart is like a moon, it's true, There's a man in it. God didn't make more like you. Delaney, James Jimmie Diaz, Rene Rene Duda, Edward' Zip Non-Business Science Engineering A world without humor Ambition to make a million Is no place for me. A determination that will H5511 and handsome' eyes bring him a billion. ue , . ,, All this, and brains too. 21 5 Evanovich, Rhodna' Ford, Elmer Elmer Gabreilli, Vincent Vince ROSS Science College Entrance College Entrance Quiet in manner, his ways Not too talkative, not too So Sweet, S0 gay are sincere, shy So nice In every Way. His future holds promise Vince is just one swell guy. with little to fear. U 'IHS 1 5 Garcia, Encarnacion' Geylon, Elva Ricky Shawnie Secretarial Secretarial To have beauty is to be Gracious and sweet, yet beautiful. . petite, Her personality can't be beat. Gemmati, Anna Andy Gemmati, Theresa Georgevich, Kada Kada Bookkeeping Terry Secretarial Though others study day and Bookkeeping Her contagious giggle affects night, Not very tall, but loved by everyone. To dance is Andy's delight. all. 22 Gettis, Alonzo Alu Gomez, Marguerite' Gorczyca, Leo Leo Science Peggy Engineering 'Tm sure care is an enemy College Entrance Jolly of countenance, tg life, Her manner is gentle, Sparkling of Wil. Her smile is heartwarming. 67- Gorej, Dolores Dolores Graham, Margaret Peggy Non-Business Secretarial A pleasant person indeed. Sweet in a quiet way, Quiet in a sweet way. Grajeda, Maria Soccora Grasso, Anthony Tony Greiner, Joyce' Joyce ' Bookkeeping Science Secretarial Short, friendly, always gay, Women annoy me, Be silent and be safe, . . . Her manners win you in every I love to be annoyed. Silence never betrays you ' way. 23 X Gudzi, Donald' Science Impossible is a never say. 'l Don Harzynski, John Johnny Hawkins, Mary Ann Science Mary Ann word I They can't say, I didn't Non-Business try. A good sport in every sense Hruby, Frank Turk Non-Business Goin to school is one thin 3 . g- Studymg is another. of the word. Hund, Mildred Bing,' Secretarial It is a tranquil person Who accomplishes much. U Ignaczak, Rita' Rita Jackson, Joyce' Joyce Jacobs, Ronald Ronnie Bookkeeping Bookkeeping Language She was a figure of delight, A mind and heart open to Happy am I. I'm carefree. When first she gleamed upon all. our sight. 24 Janak, Raymond Jumbo Jarosz, Robert' Bob Joyce, James Jimmy Machine Shop College Entrance Science Why speak, when I can To achieve is to have I can't complain, but--- prove by my actions? ambition. Lord, you made school too long. Juda, Richard Richie Science He'l1 be a man that one day we'l1 be proud to know. 06 ,QNX 1 I Kaminski, Louis Louie Engineering Quiet, reserved. Earns praise well deserved. Kane, Donna Donnie Karaga, Joan Joan Karwacki, Eleanor Ellie Language Bookkeeping Secretarial Conversation is an art. A pretty miss with pretty There's a time to keep ways. silent-- and also a time to speak. Kelly, Margaret Midge Kelly, Patricia Pati Kessner Neil Neil Non-Business Science , Art To insure peace of mind, A pretty little miss, He's nice to have around. ignore the rules and with a pretty little smile. regulations. iii. ini 1 ffl c flfyfqfillll Killingbeck, Harry Kippes, Norma' Kip Harry A Bookkeeping Science Shels jolly and wise with A pleasant friend, gay and mischief in her eyes. merry, That's our boy, our boy Harry. Klubek, Eugenia Genie,' Klys, Frances' Frances Kogut, Henry Henry Secretarial Secretarial Engineering I dream of Genie with the Some do not make much He accepts things as they light brown hair. noise but make their pre- come and people as they sence felt with poise. are. H 26 Koleff, Florence' Flo Kowalski, Elaine Lame Kowalak, Mary' Mary Secretarial College Entrance Secretarial Loves to giggle, never cries, A good true friend whose It's nice to be natural, when her friendship is one that charm has no end. your naturally nice. never dies. i' Kozaczka, Antoinette' Kozub, Edward Kozi Toni Engineering Secretarial A cheerful lad with many a Sparkling eyes, gracious jest. smile, Here's a guy who's one of Win her friends worth-while. the best. 1 Krasinski, Anthony Tony Krzyzanowski, Mary Krzyzanowski, Stephen Mathematics 4 Kris Steve Let poets write in lonely Language Engineering attics, Tall, blonde, cute and fun Rudy Valentino and Don Juan I'll just stick to mathematics. galore Have nothing on this boy. Can anyone ask for more? 27 Kujawa, Dorothy Dot Language With her smiling big brown eyes Dorothy has us hypnotized. H X x f N R, . ,bf Wit! f-X it if Xl 1 ,fl ff La Bella, Vincenza' czvincyv I Secretarial Though she may be small, 3. Her heart is not that way at 11 !7 Lavelle, Thomas Tom Music The perfect combination--- A gentleman and musician. Lenard, Stephen' Steve Lennon, Vincent Vince College Entrance Non-Business Give me a book and I shall More men are killed by be satisfied. homework than statistics show. ' Leo, Eugene Gene Leonard, Herman Buddy Likoudis, Michael' Mike Mathematics Science College Entrance This student life is wearing He meets life as though Not only accomplished in me away. It were his own invention. studies, 28 But also in making friends Luczak, Mildred' Macmillan, John Mac Maletic, Dorothy' Dot Dutchess Engineering Secretarial College Entrance f'Tragedy is not my line. This is the quiet beauty To one thing we all agree-- I prefer comedy. Of a moonlight sonata. A bright and congenial girl is she! -J - Wx l Mandiak, Edwa.rd Ed Manick, Geraldine Science Gerry To be smart is one thingg Secretarial To be good looking is also Watching Gerry for a while another. Made us note her lovely smile. Manko, Evelyn Evie Marlow, Anthony Tony Matisco, Betty Bet College Entrance Science Secretarial Very few in the nation Like a kingls court jester Pretty to walk with Have such a fine articula- With a bag full of tricks. Witty to talk with. tion. ' 29 Matla, Lorraine Shorty Mattucci, Joseph Joe Mazur, Daniel Dan College Entrance Non-vocational Business Mathematics Good things come in small No one can stop Joe in his Fair of face, dark of hair, packages. game, An answer to a maidenis Basketball triumphs will prayer. lead to fame. McCaffrey, Loretta' McCarthy Robert Mac Lori,' Machine Shop Bookkeeping Warm of heart, full of joy, Cheerful, good-natured, He's a happy-go-lucky boy. with a bit of Irish spice. i' McDermott, Joanne McDonald, Sally' Sally McDonough, Michael , Joanne Secretarial Earl' Music Charming and gay, Bookkeeping And a nightingale sang. . . A real sport in every way. And lovely women shall grace his throne. U 30 I ,W . Iggy, McDonough, Martin McSkimming, Annabelle Merriweather, Cynthia KlMarty1l lfAnnl! ltcynthia!9 Non-Business Secretarial Science I have to go home and shovel Those who know her willal- Her smile enchanting, her coal. ways tell voice enlightening. Michalczak, Browneslaus The endless charm of Anna- belle. Milano, Dorothy' Cookie Brownie College Entrance Her jolly wit and ringing He lives in peace with all laughter mankindg Will linger here forever In a friendship he is true. after. Milks, Marjorie' Marge', Secretarial Quiet in manner. Her ways are sincere. Miller, Dolores' t , Molea, Dorothy Molea ' Dolores' Secretarial Science Cute, innocent, and nice, With a merry heart, But she gets so excited! She banishes the cares of the day. 31 Montanari, Rita' Re Morrocco, Louis Louie Nigro, Shirley Shirl Secretarial Engineering Secretarial A cheerleader cute and sweet, The world will come my way, The world loves her, She's one girl you'd like to If I wait for it day by day. l' And she the world. meet. Nolan, .Tack Minooka Nowak, Edwin Nick Non-Business Non-Business A little nonsense now and Nick is favored by all his then, crowd, Is relished by the best of Friendly, witty, but never men. loud. Nowakowski, Edwin Ed Nowicki, Alice' Al O'Donnell, William Bill Bookkeeping College Entrance Language He says little, Oh maiden with your sun- His pleasing personality But thinks much. kissed hair, makes him a friend of How came you to be so fair?l' many. 32 3 E 5 1 we S mv 'Began five 1 a I i iii? Y .g M, ,its 1 Ui Y 'W 'C 'A' 'if f O'Hara, Gerard Jerry O'Malley, Mary' Mary Ortiz, Leopold Led Non-Business Secretarial Non-Business I would be better if I couldg Always smiling, always neatg He may look quiet, But what's the use of being She's a girl you'd like to But never judge a book by good? meet. its cover. Y ' 'ft yy at - Orzechowski, Joseph' Ostrich, Diana Dee Joe Secretarial Science I exist as I am A friendly, pleasant guy is Which is enough--you can't Joeg fight it! One that you would like to know. Otremba, Eugene Stogy Owczarczyk, Lottie Paluch, Chester' Chet Science Lottie Engineering ..... the winner and still Secretarial Wise to resolveg champ Shy and quietg Patient to perform. Canvas-back Otremba. But ohl so nice. 33 i A Panzetta, John Johnnyl' Pasierbowicz, Casimir Pavicich, Pauline Pina Science Casey Secretarial A great sport and very neat, Mathematics A smile for every girlg A combination hard to beat. ' ' On the gridiron he does excelg A wink for every boy. In life he'll do just as well. Q wiki? od IN! Pericak, Anne' Anniel' Pietras, Joseph Speedy Secretarial Engineering She may be quiet, but she Good looking with much isn't too shy, female support, And she always smiles as As he whizzes by on the she passes by. basketball court. Pinakiewicz, Irene Pitillo, John Sonny P0Hi2t0WSki, Leonard Pinky Science Pony Secretarial He's devilishly shy! Engineering She is pretty, she is gay, With such a winsome little way. 34 Hockey he enjoysg girls he lovesg But ohl to become a corporal in the National Guard! 'l , . kk .x Powers, Donald Rush Procknal, Daniel Dan Pyanowski, Robert Science Bookkeeping Pee Gee That which is not worth A maiden's prayer was Science saying answered the day he met There is nothing more by E ll Is sung. the world, precious than a friend, So Pee Gee has a lot of them. W -was Q asm X . Z gr -2. Rasinski, Edwin Edwin Regan, Clare Clare Mathematics Secretarial Pleasingly tall, Sweetly demure, fair of Pleasingly nice. face, .Tust swell in every way. 'Z 5 t, 4 . 42: J Renzo, David Dave Ricail, Joyce' Rickie Richardson, Jack' Jack Bookkeeping Homemaking Engineering Bang! Bang! Boom! Bim! Sweet is every sound, Brains over matter. To bang those drums is his But sweeter is thy voice. Wim. 35 min. Roman, Lillian Lil Rosinski, Evelyn Evie Rosinski, James Jim .Secretarial Secretarial Science Her mind is in the clouds, None knew thee, but loved A shy guy ..... But her feet are on the V thee, But oh for that mischievous ground. Nor named thee but to twinkle in his eye! praise. ' X eg f I I V r Rozniak, Leopold Leo Ruszczyk, Joseph Joe Engineering Non-Business A ready smile, a hearty What placid charm does laugh, His angelic face reveal? And friendly eyes. Schwed, Joanne Jo Seifert, Florence Sennikoff, Alex' Alex College Entrance Dimples,' Bookkeeping Her manner is graciousg Secretarial All man in his doing, Her smile is unforgetable. U Every time she smiles we All boy in his laughter. see, Two darling dimples, as sweet as can be. 36 Smith, Mary Smitty Smolarek, Edmond Smolarek, Theresa' Secretarial Sonny Terry Why study when there are Bookkeeping Secretarial so many other things to do? Blond and handsome, strong Chic in manner, slickly of will, dressed, He'll always be a shy girl's With this dainty lady the latest thrill. world was blessed. ZS. fs i Sobaszek, John John Solomon, Ernestine Non-Business Ernie Let others go their merry Homemaking way, Sparkling, so free from P11 just go hunting for the strife, day, A perfect picture of joyous life. ' Sperduti, Dominic Dom Mathematics When we feel sick and nearly die For Dom the doctor we will cry. Sproch, Catherine Kitty Strzelczyk, Joseph Ioe' Home Economics Bookkeeping Uilggghas H0 Sorrow ln her lf it's baseball count me in No winter in her year. 37 Szpara, Arthur Art Bookkeeping A little work and a little play Never hurt anyone--espec- ially me. Szuba, Bertha Ginger Szyper, Michael Mike Secretarial Engineering Never angry, Never peeved, He accepts things as they Cheery, loyal, and well come received. And people as they are. i' Tabor, Edwin Ed Tan, Rudolph' Rudy Mathematics Science Ed is quiet and rather shy Nothing great was ever But those who know him accomplished without Like the guy. enthusiasm. Tarnowski, Daniel Dido Tarnowski, Raymond Ray Engineering Machine Shop To live is to enjoy life. The way to gain a friend Is to be one. Tasseff, Thomas Tom Science He's quiet but he gets around. Tilert, Nancy Nan Tokarz, Dolores Tomaka, Louise Lou' Secretarial Bubbles Secretarial Her smile is vivaciousg Secretarial Not too quiet, not too loud Her humor contagious. How she giggles, how she Brings Lou friends by laughs, the crowd. If she keeps it up she'll break in half. '22 XX! .f Tomasik, Helen Helen Tomasik, Theresa' Secretarial Terry Patient, Smiling, Secretarial Poised and beguiling. Hair of gold, eyes of blue, Lips like cherry wine .... Torba, Romaine' Mike Tutko, Robert Bob Twarog, Helen Helen Science Mathematics Secretarial Dancing feet, and figure trimg Baseball I might forsake, Pleasingly quiet and friend- Personality of vigor and vim. But women! Neverl ly. T 39 Q 4 Uglesich, Peter Pete Urbanczyk, Joseph Joe Varga, Mary Mary Non-Business Machine Shop Non-Business Pete is handsome and quite Joe is seldom sad, A pleasant person indeed. a star. He'd much rather be glad. His personality surpasses all by far. 4 525- o of IW r ei - lt Veolitze, Constantine Villa, Dolores' Doey', Gus Secretarial Mathematics A vivacious personality Let the world slide that captures your heart. I won't budge an inch. Vinolus, Anastazy Violanti, Armanno' Violanti, Clara Clare Stacey Armano Secretarial Science Science The deepest rivers But, Mr. Downey, I didn't He may seem quiet but Make the least din. . . . . Look again, and listen. 40 W, MQ 4 fAfLf'yH- , ' wif 'diff Violanti, Mary Jane' Viterna, James Sparky Walawender, Theresa Mary Jane Non-Business Terry Non-Business To be a politician is his Non-Business To meet her is to think her greatest intention, If all good people were as quiet, But football and girls absorb clever, To know her is to share her his attention. And all clever people as mirth. H good. Lf Wannemacher, Lorraine' Welchoff, Nicholas Nick Lorry Non-Business Secretarial One does not know, one Her dancing eyes could not cannot know conceal All the good that is in me. Her ambitiousness, her bursting zeal. Wiesner, Patricia' Williams, John Johxmy Witczak, Edward Slim Sammy,' Engineering Engineering U College Entrance For men may come and men Tall and slim, sort of shy, I Shall Speak ml mlnd, may S0 But on the court he's quite Think what ye will. But I shall go on forever. a, guy, 41 ,. U 29 W fi rw Wojcik, Jerome Jerry Wojtanik, Richard Rich Woodworth, DeLoren J Science Machine Shop Woody' Ufllways ready for a good Lessons are all right in 1 Non-Business ime. ' their place, ' Hickory, dickory, dock, But they take up too much the mouse ran up the clock space. It struck ten ---- Oh! Oh! Late again! N5 af' l iw ,fl 'I Zelawski, Elizabeth llBetty!! Home Economics Her smiling and her winning ways Will make her happy all her days. Zielinski, Rosemary Pinn, Eldora Dora Zrodlowski, John John - Rosen Non-Business Science Non-Business Cute and lively little lass Tall and straight Our lovely, lively cheer- who pleases with her golden With a lively gait. leader. voice. 42 in ' Q, X ' ' xg, XX., ' X ,f xx N xx Lf 544470666 UNE will be here before you know it! With Mr. Osborne's warning the claims it's really the saying of an eloquent predecessor, but we know betterl resounding in our ears, Iune has crept upon us and smothered us with activities exclusive to Seniors. We find ourselves engulfed in a whirl of approaching exams, Class Day, the Senior Prom and Graduation. But before we cross the bridge to our new way of life, we, the Class of 1950, bequeath certain cherished t?J posses- sions to our successors: Ward Spates and Rosetta Camp, who know how to enjoy a classroom nap Qand on those hard seats, tool bequeath to Vince Daley a pillow for more comfort than they enjoyed. In the musical field, may the golden tones of Joanne McDermott and Evelyn Rosinski be carried on in Lucy Mariotti. To Danny Gawlak, Tommy Lavalle leaves the gift of added accordianic skill. Romaine Torba leaves her Determination inotice the capital D J to the next president of the Student Council. With the hope that it will be of great assistance, Slim Witczak leaves his height to Aldo Paolini. That the feminine gender remain active in sports, Joan Fezel and Joan Given receive inspiration from Phyllis Antonik. Energy shot from guns goes to Charlotte Twarog from Doey Villa. And now for our teachers whose help and guidance we appreciate the more acutely because we are leaving: To Mr. Shea's classes go ear muffs for those unexpected but delightful out- bursts, and for the benefit of the adjoining classrooms tnotably Mr. Korach'sJ go sound-proof walls. To patient Mrs. McCann goes the sincere hope that she will never again suffer through the likes of her 1950 Seventh period. I To Mr. Carney's classes goes the thorough understanding of Anna Kareni- na , though we doubt that they will need it. To Mr. Smith's future physics classes goes the animated atmosphere which the arguments of John Zrodlowski and jack Brown created. To Miss Cusick goes more cupboard space in the library fBoard of Educationl, take notel. To Mr. Cosgrove goes the gratitude and appreciation of the Senior Class, especially the Yearbook Staff, who know of the patience and work he has put into our yearbook. To all our teachers goes a thanks which cannot be expressed in words. To the Class of 1951, we leave the knowledge that high school is never appre- ciated until after graduation, and to the entire student body, we leave a school spirit and determination to succeed. 44 Vincenza La Bella X JE mom 16' 56' QV ,ma . 4-N Sf, .4 Ox , Aim IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS TOP ROW, LINCOLN ANNEX! RITA MASAK CSECRETARYJ. ANTHONY DE PASQUALE KPRESIDENTB. ALDO PAOLINI KVICE PRESIDENTD, ROSE' MARY WILLIAMS KTREASURERJ- BOTTOM ROW, MAIN BUILDING! BETTY STOJAKAVICH,CSECRETARYJ. AL TARQUIN fVICE PRESIDENT7, BILL MANDY KPRESIDENTH. ELIZABETH SPORYSZ KTREASURERL UNIORS will be Seniors. Seniors will be Graduates. Graduates will be our future citi- zens. With this thought in mind we must realize that as prospective Seniors, we are approaching the final stage of our basic education. Henceforth we must devote serious thought to the future since we shall either pursue further education in a specific field, or take up the more prosaic job of earning a living in the everyday world of work. As Juniors we have the responsibilities of achieving the most we can in scholastic work and also for setting a good example and record for those who follow us. The scholastic achievements of our Junior year play an important part in what our future will be. If we succeed now with hon- ors and ease, we display a desire to succeed as Seniors and then as Graduates., but if we fail now, future success is very doubtful. Then, too, those who follow us will have a tendency to imitate any good or bad example we might set for them This, then, is the time to act. The future is almost upon us, and we must prepare now to face it. Remember, It's Later Than You Think! gm ,QQ-VK-ina .SK IST ROW! ELIZABETH SPORYSZ, JOAN PASIERBOWICZ, DOLORES LOHR, MARY WINKOWSKI, MARGARET BALSAVAGE, ANTOINETTE SCARPELLO, AUDREY JACOBS, ROSEMARY POLAKIEWICZ. 2ND ROW1 WALTER PATRONIK, SYLVIA BRAUCH, MARY KACZMAREK, ALFREDA PALASZYNSKI, FLORENCE BOHRK, VIRGINIA SZUBA, MADELINE WILSON, VICTORIA KICK, ALBIN SCHENK. 3RD ROWZ ROBERT GLEASON, JOHN STACHOWSKL EDWARD EORSE, FRED DRZEWIECKI, JOHN PIWOWAR, WILLIAM MANDY, JOHN BROCKENSHIRE, DANIEL KUMIEGA, JOSEPH BUDZYN, GEORGE MILOSEVICH, EDWARD MACH. 46 IST ROWZ MARY ANN SPYCHALA, BETTY BURKE, BETTY STOJAKAVICH, NANCY SWIECH, SYLVIA WIETRZYKOWSKI, DOLORES COSTANZO, DOLORES LORETTO, MARIAN VIURDZIA. 'ZND ROW: GEORGE MILLER, MATILDA MONCALAIAN, STELLA PACHOLEC, PATRICIA GAWRONSKI, BARBARA GUTOWSKI, CONSTANCE PERSINSKI, BETTY KOWALCZYK, BEVERLY SCHULTZ, PHYLLIS SCALETTA, WILFRED ALMENDINGER, PAUL SIBIGA, DANIEL SZUKALA. RICHARD SLOWIK, LEON TARNOWSKI, MARTIN FLUDER, ROBERT EABINY, CARLTON CORBA, MELVIN WODZINSKI GERALD TOOMEY, TEDDY STYPOWANY, THOMAS SCHWARTZ, JOSEPH MELOHUSKY. Z 2 1 , I Q 2 ' I I 1 , IST ROWZ JOAN WOJTASZEK, RITA SCHLAU, FRANCES NASAI., Fw I !lZ!1.L, ALICE PALKA, DOROTHY IWANKOW, CAROL EHLERS, KATHERINE PUKALO, DAISY RESETAR, JOAN HORTON, DON IlII.I-IVAN, LIYONAM IIIECZONICA, ELEANOR CEBULA, ALICE SIKORSKI, ELEANORE BUDZYN, PATRICIA PITILLO, ROSEMARIE COLE, JANE PENROD, RICHARD I-QASZHBA, JAMES POKOJSKI. 3RD ROWS CHARLES MINICH, MICHAEL TUTKO CARL KRZYZANOWSKI, VINCEVI' DALY, JACK POCHT, ROH'iH'I FAHINY, FRANK MILLER, THOMAS MONAGHAN, GEORGE LOHR, EDWIN SZEWC. 47 I IST ROWS JUNE RIBIC, EVELYN TOMASZEWSKA, DORIS FALCONE, JOAN MC NAMARA, MICHAELINE BIERUT, MARY JANE STANKOWSKI, JO- SEPHINE BANIA, LORETTA HENNIGAN, ALICE PENROD. 2ND ROW: PATRICIA ANN KAMINSKI, FRANK ACANFORA, SAMUEL FRASER, RICHARD KAPA, HENRY WIDLAK, ALPHONSE KOPEC, RICHARD KLINCZAR, MATTHEW DRUZBIK, SHIRLEY SKINNER. 3RD ROW! JOHN CUTONILLI, ROBERT SALISBURY, STEPHEN BILOWUS, JOSEPH KOWALSKI, CHRIST GEORGEVICH, JOSEPH F. STOKLOSA, ALOYSIUS FILIPOWSKL IST ROWS IRENE RYCZCK, VIVIAN THOMAS, LUCILLE SMITH, WINIFRED WOODYARD, PAY WELCH, MARY TROTTA, CATHERINE WALTHAW, MARY WOODYARD, MARY NOVELLI, ROSEMARY WILLIAMS. 2ND ROW: DIANE TOTH, ISABELLE TARNOWSKI, CONSTANCE NASAL, ELEANOR PAWENSKL LAUDINA ORTIZ, FLORENCE ROJEK, PATRICIA RADICH, MARY ANN RUPICH, SYLVIA PIKULA, EMILY RUSZCZYK, SOPHIE SOCHA, ROSE TYR- PAK, JOYCE RUSSELL. 3RD ROW: ARTHUR PHILLIPS, FRANK TOMASULO, NORMAN REVENUE, HERLINDO SALDANA, JOSEPH VILLAR, THOMAS RADICH, ALDO PAOLINI, WILBUR STEWART. 48 Q, -rv h. ,. IST ROWS JUNE GRAVIS, ROSALINE LEWCHUK, JOSEPHINE GIORDANO, GENEVIEVE JARLENSKI, MARY MARCHINKO, RITA MASAK, ELEANOR FIORE, PATRICIA MICHALEK, ELEANOR MARCOCCIA, ESTELLE GALINDO. ZND ROWS JOAN GARVIN, MARY MARNELLI, ANITA LLAMAS, MARGARET MAZZUCHI, ELEANOR MATULA, PAULINE GJURICH, JEAN KUSHNER, EASTER GUICE, LILY MAC GRIPPER, ARIZONA HALL, QUEEN MC CAW, CLARINE FULLER. 3RD ROWS LUCILE KARMELEK, EDWARD MARINELLI, ANTHONY MONACO, BOBBY MORGAN, CARL ILICH, RONALD MICHALEK, PETER KOLESNIK, MIKE MAIORANO, MOSES MENDEZ, KATHERINE MINOR. IST ROWZ MARY D'AMICO, JENNY BERBER, MARY BERNARDI, JEAN BOSCO, GERTRUDE DZIEDZINA, BARBARA BUKATY, DOROTHY CZYZ, LILLIAN EFTXMIO, DORIS BAKER. 2ND ROWZ MYRAN BRECKINRIDGE, ROBERT ZOYHOFSKI, REMO FERRELLI, FAUSTINO CHAYAN, GEORGE BULLOCK, EDWARD DUMAS, GERALD RUETHER, NELSON TONNUCCI, SHELTON PARHAM, CARL GEMMATI, FRANCES FEARS. 3RD ROWS JESSIE JOHNSON, MICHAEL SMERKA, JOHN CHEHOK, PETER ALEX, LOUIS SCHIAVI, CHARLES NIGRO, GORDON MARINOEF, ANTHONY DE PASQUALE, EDWARD BRAD- LEY, BRUCE RUSSELL. 49 X511 ff k 1 X 34' . K JEDPROMOFQ! 1ST ROW: SHIRLEY WECKEL, GLORIA TYREE, ELEANOR WOODS, JOAN SIM, LUCILLE STULAK, BETTY JANE SUSZ, DOROTHY TURCHARELLI, PAT SUTHERLAND, ANETTE PRADO. ZND ROWS GEORGE SETTLEKOWSKI, ANTIONETTE RISO, DOROTHY YAKOVAC, FLORENCE PIETRUSIK, DORIS SHOLTEZ MARGARET RUSSELL, MARY ANN TOPOREK, ROBERT SCARSELLA. 3RD ROW1 GEORGE TRINNICH, EDWARD WARREN, JAMES RADITIC, PAUL PETRUCCI THOMAS SMITH, JOSEPH SACCAMANO, EDWARD REED, FDWARD WAWRO. 1ST ROWS JEAN PANNICIA, MARY MONACO, ROSE ANN MILLER, ANN MILKOVICH, CAROLE MAMULA, JOSIE MOORE, VICTORIA PETRICCA, EVA ORTIZ, CHRISTINE MC CAW. ZND ROW: JAMES PETROWSKI, RICHARD MAY, PHILIP CALIGIURI, WILLIAM MORGAN, THOMAS MOOTRY, DONALD GRAVIS, ALBERT DI CENZO, FRANK SCHWED, MYRON MANDIAK, RAYMOND MENDEZ. 3RD ROWS LOUIS MARROW, JAMES WC VEEN, RALPH CALDER' ON, ANTHONY MALEVICH, RONALD DOMBROWSKI, RONALD SZALKOWSKI, PAT BONITATIBUS, JOSEPH GABOLES, JOHN MANDIAK. 51 I SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 205 CGIRLSJ 1ST ROWZ MARY LOPEZ, DOLORES JAZEMBACK, JOY GREEN, NANCY BERRYMAN, GEORGINA RADITIC, VIRGINIA KOLODZIEJ, SHIRLEY SHARON, LUCILLE RUTKOWSKI, ROSE CHWALA, ANNE POTWORA. 2ND ROW! MARIAN ROJEK, ELIZABETH WASIELA, BERNICE POLANSKI, LORRAINE POLANSKI, ALFREDA BANIA, CHRISTINE BUGALA, JOAN STEWART, SHIRLEY HAMMOND, BARBARA BUDZYN, LORRAINE POLANOWSKI, MARY ANN D' AMORE, HELEN PRZEWLOCKI, BRD ROWI KATHERINE PITILLO, TERESA LEO, ROSEMARY LEO, FRANCES KRUK, ARLENE LAVELLE, HERTA GRIEDER, ANNE RYSZKA, LORRAINE KORALEWSKI, MARIANN SIMONICK, GEORGIA LEE MEEKS, JOANNE MANCUSO, CONSTANCE ANTIGIOVANNI, EILEEN IRVING. 1 SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 205 CBOYSD IST ROW! EUGENE BALON, NOBERT BINKOWSKI, EDWARD SIBIGA, PHILIP DAMSTETTER, RICHARD NAPORA, JAMES MOSS, GERALD JACOB, EDWARD POTWORA, ROBERT BURNS, JOHN ROSINSKI. 2ND ROWS ROBERT SYVIOLAREK, LEONARD STASIEROWSKI, ROBERT FROSHAUG, JAMES ROSS JOSEPH LALKA, JOSEPH PANTERA, ROBERT WALKER, CARL BUCZEK, THOMAS TOJEK, ROBERT SIEDLECKI, CHARLES HUGHES, SALVATORE CAR- ROCIA. 3RD ROWS ARTHUR PORADA, WILLIAM MEYFIRS, ANTHONY OLIVIERI, RONALD PITILLO, JAMES SMITH, RICHARD KUSMIERSKI, JOSEPH SFOKLOSA, ANTHONY KAMINSKI, I-'RANK ANZALONE, CARMEN MICUCCI, MARTIN KANE, JOSEPH JOYNT, EUGENE PLUTA. 52 IST ROWS JOAN JOYCE, MARGARET MANDY, LORETTA FOX, MARY ANN TOMCZAK, THERESA WIENCEK, DONELDA CAMERON, DINE LOHR, MARY PIECZONKA, RITA NASAL. 2ND ROW: PATRICIA SMITH, IRENE BUCZAK, VIRGINIA BERNADZINSKI, WOODS, BARBARA MYKA, MARCIA RADITIC, HELEN KRYPEL, CHARLOTTE TWAROG, GERTRUDE ZAJAS. 3RD ROW: DANIEL WILLIAM ANTECKI, ANTHONY CUTONILLI, EDWARD SABUDA, MARK BALEN, RAYMOND NOWAK, MICHAEL OLSZEWSKI, JOHN JOSEPH KLOC, THOMAS WALSH, JOHN PALCZEWSKI, JAMES DARMSTEDTER, KENNETH MILLER. ESTHER MATLA, GERAL- JUNE HERCEK, EILEEN GAWLAK, RICHARD TANYI MADEJA, JOSEPH WOJCIK S IST ROW: JANE ANZALONE, CATHERINE WARREN, CHRISTINE PRONOBIS, THERESA PALCZEWSKI, DOROTHY PAWLOWSKI, ROBERTA CALDERON, JANICE LIVSEY, LUCY MASTRANGELO, SHIRLEY PATTISON. END ROWS GERALD FALBO, ROY BUDZYN, FRANCES DRUZBIK. HELEN KOSECKL DOROTHY LASKA, MARY TARNOWSKI, BETTY BURKE, MARY ABRAM, FLORENCE WOJCIK, DONALD ROBINSON, ROBERT PALKA. BRD ROW: FRANK ZICCARELLI, RICHARD MOZGAWA, EDWARD DRUZBIK, ANTHONY WOJCIK, JACK BARAN, JOSEPH NIZIURSKI, JOHN LUCIANO, EDWARD KAR- WACKI, GERALD HALLIGAN, WILLIAM GOWIN, DONALD WOODWORTH 53 1ST ROWS ALFRED KUCZKOWSKI, EARL FAGANS, LUPE GRAJEDA, BARBARA LEWIS, SHIRLEY MALEK, JANE KUTERA, AGNES FARKAS, ANN MARIE GORSICA, PAUL GUADAGNO, RAYMOND KISSEL. 2ND ROWS LOUIS GALVIS, RONALD KOLINKO, JEAN HUGHES, GLORIA HUFF, LOIS JOHNSONS, EUGENIA HERNIOK, NADA GRABOR, DOROTHY FILIPINK, ROBERT KOZAK, GEORGE MAKEYENKO, 3RD ROWS JOSEPH LAMPAZZI, RILEY GETTIS, ROBERT GAWEL, CHARLES HANNAN, NICK KOLEFF, JOHN GRUYICH 1ST ROW: VIRGINIA DI TOMASO, HELENA DEL GATTO, ANTOINETTE CALDERON, NANCY DE PASQUALE, ROSE MARIE ANTHONY, GRACE CARCIONE, MARJORIE DONOWICK, ELEANOR AEDO, DOROTHY BUTLER, HELEN BARBIC. 2ND ROWS SHIRLEY COZZA, DOROTHY BRADLEY, JOSEPHINE BASEL, FLORENCE BARNASZAK, BETTY JANE DANCH, BARBARA BASTY, LORETTA DE SANTIS, MARY BUTLER, IRENE DUNN, FRANCES ANTONUCCI. 3RD ROW: EUGENE BUKOWSKI, EDWARD BUKOWSKI, ALBERT BALDASSARI, JOHN DONELLEY, VINCENT CUPPLES, ANGELO DALESSANDRO, MARK EDWARDS ALEX COSTELLO, RICHARD CARBALLO. 54 Wqmmn IST ROW3 DOLORES BERRY, OLIVE ROST, JOSEPHINE TOMASIK, DOLORES WALL, DOROTHY POLANSKI, NANCY SHENK, LORRAINE ZIOBRO, DOROTHY RICHARDSON. 2ND ROW! EDWARD SAWICKI, RICHARD ROSS, JOAN KICK, DOREEN WOLFLEY, CAROL BOWERS, MARY GZYL, ANTHONY LA BELLA, ROBERT BORUCKI. 3RD ROW: ALFRED SZUKALA, DAVID KILLINGBECK, EDWARD SEARS, JOSEPH BENGERT, EDWARD SOBOLESKL MICHAEL MALYAK, LEONARD CIESLA, ARNOLD DOBOZIN, ROBERT WILLIS, LOUIS BUDZYN, JOSEPH ISULA 4 IST ROW: ALICE URBAN, ELIZABETH FANNING, JOAN BITKA, ALICE STOKLOSA, PATRICIA MARRACINO, JEAN GRZYBOWSKI, ALICE JANIK, ANNETTE COSTELLO. ZND ROW: SCOTT GIFFORD, HELEN SZENINA, FLORENCE LELITO, MARY ANN BARTKOVICH, DOROTHY ZARDZEWIALY, ELEANOR PACIORKOWSKI, ESTELLE KOZUB, ELAINE JOYNT, SYLVIA GRAHAM, JANE MAZUR, LEONARD MAZUR, JOSEPH MANCUSO. 3RD ROW: JAMES MEAD GENE HUNSINGER, EUGENE KLIMOWICZ, ROBERT SZCZYGIEL, JOE DUDEK, EUGENE PIWOWAR, ROBERT NOWAK, JEROME NOWAK, STANLEY ZIOBRO, MICHAEL PITILLO, JOSEPH KASPRZAK 56 IST ROW: DOROTHY SRODA, WANDA SPERDUTI, HELEN PUKALO, DOLORES SUCH, HELEN RUSZCZYK, MARY LOUISE DE SANTIS, DOLORES SWANK, ROBERTA THOMAS, JOAN WARD, BESSIE WILLIAMS, QND ROW! RICHARD TOMASULO, SAM VRANJES, JOHN STIPANCICH, LILLIAN PUKALO, MARY PAVICICH, LULA MAE WASHINGTON, KATHERINE PINN, GENEVA SMITH, JOSEPH PETRICARLO, PETER SCHIAVI, HARVEY WASHINGTON. SRD ROW: GLENWOOD SMITH, WALTER TOMAKA, JOHN VARGA, JOSEPH YLICH, DONALD WELCHOPE, KENNETH JOYCE, DAN PITILLO, FRANK WERONSKI, RICH- ARD POKIGO, RICHARD POWERS, EUGENE THOMAS. IST ROWI VICTORIA CALDERON, ANTIONETTE CAPUANI, MARY ANTONIO, SHIRLEY ILLA, ANGELINE COLOFRANCESCHI, KATHERINE ANTINELL1, ALBERTA SMITH, MAY COLLADO, ELOUISE BERBER. END ROW! GFORGE CROSIN, DEREY BAILEY, RICHARD AMBROSE, DOROTHY DIXON, JUANITA BROWN, CLIFTON PARHAM, ALEX BROTTA, THOMAS MC CANN. 3RD ROWS BALDO BALESSARI, MARIO CAMPELLI, WALTER NOWAK, RONALD BALDELLI JULIUS KUSHNER, JAMES BURKE, ALEX ANDROFF. 57 1ST ROW2 LUCILLE HAZIER, DOLORES MENDEZ, ZORA KOZAK, DOLORES MINOR, HATTIE MAY LOUIS, INEZ OROSCO, CATHERINE MALYAK, MARCY KOZAK, MARILYN MALYAK. ZND ROWZ DONALD LUCZAK, SAMUEL MACALUSO, LEROY LOYCT, MILDRED MILLER, CAROLINE MARSH, LUCY MARIATTL CELESTINE MARINELLI, DONALD LUCARELLI, WALTER LEWCHUK, JOHN O'BOYLE. 3RD ROWS JULIUS LUTZ, WILLY LOWELL, FRANK NOWAK, KER- MIT OWENS, PAUL NEIGHBORS, JOSEPH MICHAELS, IRWIN LEWIS, EDWARD OTREMBA, RAYMOND TONUCCI, SALVATORE MONACO. IST ROWZ LORRAINE KASPEREK, DEVONIA BEVERLY, ELEANOR BAKER, ANGELINE GRABAR, PAULINE IVANOWSKI, MARY JANE HLAT, ERNESTINE HUFF, LOUISE DE SANTIS. 2ND ROW! MARY ELLEN JOSEPH, ROSALIE EASLEY, DORIS HARRISSON, FLORENCE JACKSON, MARY LEE KELLY, FAE OWENS, SHIRLEY HOLLA, ELIZABETH FLEMMING, MARY EDITH GLEN, INEZ JOHNSON, BARBARA GOMEZ. 3RD ROWZ JUANITA CRAWFORD, ANNA GEORGEFF, JOE LOUIS EASLEY, WAYNE REVENUE, ARONDALL FREEMAN, RUDY DICKERSON, FRANCIS DALESSANDRO, JOSEPH FORTINI, JOHN GUICE MATTIE KNIGHTNER, MARGARET EGANA 58 IST ROWS ELIZABETH PENROD, KATHERINE AGLIATA, THERESA BLACHA, LORETTA ROGALA, EUGENIA MOKSKI, CLARA SZRAMKA, BERTHA ZAJDEL, ELIZABETH KACZAR. 2ND ROW? JOHN KOPEC, THEODORE MARROCCO, ANTHONY TOJEK, CONSTANCE JANKOWSKI, MARGARET TUTKO, MARY ANN WODZINSKI, THERESA SZUBA, ESTHER STOJ, WALTER PAWLOWSKI, ROBERT SABIGA, MICHAEL MC CLUSKEY. 3RD ROWS ADAM WINKOWSKI ROBERT BALSAVAGE, JACK PETERS. ROBERT BRENNAN, GORDON DE MASI, LEONARD KUBIAK, RAYMOND MC CARTHY, PRIMO DEL MONTE, DANIEL TOMASZEWSKI, RAYMOND KOGUT, JOSEPH JENNETTL IST ROWZ MARY ANN DYNDA, BARBARA COSNYKA, ARLENE VANDERBOSCH, ROSE MARIE RIMO, GERTRUDE MACIAG, ALICE PETERS, LUCILLE LALKA, SHIRLEY HORTON. 2ND ROWS GERALD ARONESENO, SUZANNE GELYON, MARY ELLEN BRACH, THERESA KUWIK, LUCY NIEDZIELA, ANNA MARIE IZZIE WILLIAM WEUSH, RICHARD HAJ. BRD ROWI FRANK VERTALINO, DANIEL GAJ, JOSEPH ABRAM, EDWARD TOKARZ, JOSEPH KULIK, CLARENCE CARROW CURTIS KRONE, RAYMOND SPARA, FRANK LOPEZ. 59 ST ROW ALICE SALADYGA, MARY FAITH STORY, KAY GOWIN, ANN GALBIERCZYK, PHYLLIS DAVIS, ARLENE BIBER, ESTHER WYRAZ LUCY MACH 2ND ROW DONALD JACHIMIAK, RONALD ROHE, DANIEL DRUZBIK, RUTH GRONSKI, DONNA NORTH, ARTHUR ADAMCZYK TERRY YOUNG JAMES GORDON ROBERT CAPLE. 3RD ROWZ PETER PALUCH, LOUIS MARASCO, WILLIAM MC CULLE, LOUIS TAPOREK, DANIEL RADWAN WIL LIAM COMELLO RICHARD NOWAKOWSKI, ANTHONY ANTONIK, RICHARD MAY, GEORGE GIOLEKOFF, JOHN STANEK, JOHN KRAWIEC A MESSAGE FOR ALL STUDENTS CE' HE 1949-50 school year has been marked by increased coopera- tion toward the achievement of common goals by the students of all high school buildings. The introduction of student government has provided channels for the coordination and direction of student effort, and has provided opportunity for effective leadership among the pupils in all our classes. Our entire student body has become an active, co- operative, thinking group with common interests, capable of dealing with real problems. The organization of fund-raising projects such as the magazine subscription campaign, the varsity show, and the spring play, the planning of our social events and special assemblies 5 parti- cipation in the control of athletics, and a sharing of responsibility for observance of school regulations have, through the direction of the student council, developed abilities, loyalties and enthusiasms of in- estimable benefit to the entire school. Because of the separation of our student body in three buildings, with the consequent growth of individual interests and attitudes, the work of the Council in its first year is even more remarkable. However, there is much yet to be accomplished. Ideally, the Council should be the voice of all the stu- dents. Our administrative staff has a real faith in our ability to make sound decisions as citizens of a school-community. We can learn democracy by living it. On the basis of our start this year, the possi- bilities are almost limitless. 60 wh N. THE- BIG- EVENT LETTER DAY ALL'AI lERlCAN HE PLANNED IT AL WISTERT HARRY DOHERTY MR. RALPH CARESTIO MR. LEO IOYCE Superintendent Faculty Director Member of The Board of of Athletics Education WISTY-ADDRESSES'-STUDENTS M9 LETTER NILKORACH ON BEHALF CF SERBIAN CLUB PRESENTED ED DUDA HIS AWARD 704ZbgdZe C ITH capable Del Fisher at the helm, Lackawanna High s varsity football team went far beyond pre-season predictions as they tied down a 5--3 record and third place in the Niagara Frontier league. This third spot is the customary position held by the Lackawanna team for the past three years. The fans, not expecting a good season this year, were surprised at the spirit and fight displayed by the L.H.S. squad. Tonawanda High, heavy favorites over Lackawanna, who were first to fall before the grid machine, suffered a 12--6 defeat. Pete Uglesich scored on a double reverse and a pass from Viterna giving Lackawanna their first victory of the season. Again Lackawanna High displayed its skill and prowess as they swamped Trott Vocational 28--0 in the Lackawanna Stadium. Credit for Lackawanna's touchdowns go to Ed Duda, Nick Welchoff, and Steve Cushion. LaSalle next felt the weight of Lackawanna's attack as they went down to defeat 19--6 before the Steeler squad. The Blue and Grey's hopes for an undefeated season were shattered by a power- ful Jamestown squad, as they handed the Steelers a 20--12 defeat. Two quick touch- downs in the first five minutes did not dampen the Lackawanna spirit as they out- played Jamestown and came from a 13 point deficit to within one point of tying the game. A 60--yard dash by Roger Olson in the last minute gave the Iimtowners a 20--12 victory and disheartened the Steeler squad. Life flowed back to the Steelers as they galloped to a 25--13 victory over host Niagara Falls in a Strengthener for the N. T. Classic. A heart-breaking defeat from N. T. to the tune of 44--6 completely destroyed Lackawanna's hopes for the championship. The Steelers held the Lumberjacks to a 13--0 first half lead, but as the second half began, N. T. unfurled its superior skill and speed, smothering the Steelers 44--6. Lockport was handed a 31--0 defeat as L.H.S. came back from the terrifying loss at the hands of N. T. Kenmore invaded Lackawanna Stadium, displayed their superlative power and left, grasping a 26--0 victory. Nunzio Collareno, Lackawanna's right tackle, received league honors and a position on the All-Star first team. LV. Under the skillful direction of john Devic, the junior Football Steelers finished the season with a even record of two wins and two defeats in regular games with Niagara Frontier teams. However, the purpose of the junior varsity squad is to produce varsity players and the season of '49 was eminently successful because the knowledge of fundamentals acquired by the squad this year means a good team next year. Jack Brown 63 1 f00 BALL' -5 FIRSTJTRING 1ST ROW! DUDA, WEISE, COLLARENO, GEORGESKI, TUTKO, RADICH, MARLOWE, PRUSAK. 2ND ROW! UGLESICH, VITERNA, WELCHOFF, CUSHION, COACH DEL FISHER. IE 3U 9 12 DE. 40 43.25 20 2 1 5 IST ROW! 2ND ROW POWERS, 3RD ROW: FLEMING, 11 41 HR ITY SQUAD UGLESICH WELCHOFF, DUDA, COLLARENO, GEORGESKI, TUTKO, RADICH, MARLOWE, WEISE, PRUSAK, CUSHION, VITERNA. LA BELLA, TUTKO, RENZO, ZRODLOWSKI, PASIERBOWICZ, COVELLI, PIWOWAR, TONUCCI, OROSCO, BAKUS, CORBA, KOLESNIK, SMOLAREK, KLINCZAR. MR. FICZERE'-ASS'T. COACH, MR. DOHERTY--ATHLETIC DIRECTOR, ANZALONE, MANDY, VRANJES, RADITIC, MARINOFF, PITILLO, DAVIS, OTREMBA, STRZELCZYK, COACH DEL FISHER. 64 J' UNIOR V RSI COACH DEVIC TY CO-CAPTAING KAPA MARINOFF MATERIAL FOR FUTURE VARSITIEQS I VITER NA HAS IT OUR INSPIRINC CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS EUGENIA KLUBEK, THERESA TOMASIK, RITA MONTANARI, PAULINE PAv1c1cu, ROSEMARY ZIELINSK1. v--f - -vvff-rv-v JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS SYLVIA WIETRZYKOWSKI, DIANA TOTH, NANCY swmcn, MARY NOVELLI, BARBARA BUKATY. 66 344656466 '47' '50 ACKAWANNA High was expected to field a championship contender, but pre-season predictions fell short of the mark. The Steelers commenced the season with a 46-45 hairline decision over the supposed- ly powerful North Tonawanda Lumberpacks. Diminutive joey Mattuci and Ted Antos sparked the locals, tallying 14 and 13 points respectively. In the second encounter, ,La Salle fell before the onslaught of the invading locals and came out on the short end of a 42-30 count. Ed Witczak, who had become the sparkplug of the quintet and reliable Pete Uglesich split 28 markers. The Section VI champion, Trott Vocational, was our next victim as they succumbed to a persistent attack, 36-32. But then the skies grew dark, the clouds began to thicken and before the squad could recover from the ferocity of the storm, the unblemished slate was stained with three losses. Lockport, Niagara Falls, the regular season champion, and Kenmore pounded out victories against a bewildered Steeler squad. The latter school wringing-out their only season win, a 38-37 overtime thriller. The only balm for our wounds was Witczak's accumulation of 43 points in these three losses. The second occasion the Steelers locked horns with North Tonawanda, produced an- other high-tension battle, but the locals limped from the court with a 49-48 victory. Against a pitiful La Salle quintet, the Steelers split the nets for a record-breaking 63 points, a new school record. The Varsity romped to a 59-47 decision over a highly-touted Tonawanda represen- tative, as Witczak and Uglesich tallied 19 each, and Ed Duda engineered the entire Steeler attack. - Then the squad's ego was deflated, as Trott administered a league record total of 79 markers versus our paltry 31. Niagara Falls and Lockport repeated their early-season performances, humbling the Steel City quintet 54-39 and 38-32 respectively. The brilliant floor play of Ed Smolarek, Dick Bolibrzuck, John Panzetta and Ed Duda was the highlight of these con- tests and Witczak's continuous point production stamped him as a center to be reckoned with. L.H.S. vindicated a mid-season upset, trouncing an undermanned Kenmore squad, 53-33, with Uglesich flipping in 17 tallies. The regular Niagara Frontier League season terminated in a heart-breaking 47-41 defeat by Tonawanda, that dashed our playoff aspirations. The bright side of the '49-'50 campaign was the two convincing triumphs marked up against our traditional O.L.V. rivals. O.L.V. capitulated to punishing 47-37 and 56-43 drubbings. Lanky Ed Witczak, a 6' 5 lad, whipped in a total of 33 markers and aided our school in gaining another title in a long series of intra-city championships. Speedy Jim Viterna, alert Dave Ortiz and crowd-pleasing Aldo Paolini did not re- ceive all the breaks but they kept the regulars constantly on their toes, as illustrated by the fact that of the 11 players on the squad, nine of them had an opportunity on the first five. JUNIOR VARSITY Not all was dismal in the Steeler camp. Our sparkling Junior Varsity, with Coach Raiman doing a brilliant job of tutoring, carried out an excellent achievement. The junior Steelers captured 15 contests and dropped but three, were in second place at the season's climax, copped the intra-city I.V. crown, and suffered their first championship playoff defeat in three years of competition. John Dalessandro 67 ' I L 5 EDWARD WITCZAK, RICHARD BOLIBRZUCH, TED ANTOS, JOSEPH MATTUCCI, PETER UGLESICH, MR. JOHN PANCZYKOWSKI QCOACHJ. suv' fd vmzsrrv SILULID 1ST ROW! TED ANTOS, RICHARD BOLIBRZUCH, EDWARD WITCZAK, PETER UGLESICH, JOSEPH MATTUCCI. ZND ROWI DONALD MOKSKI, DAVID ORTIZ, JAMES VITERNA, EDWARD DUDA, EDMUND SMOLAREK, ALDO PAOLINI, MR. JOHN PANZYCHOWSKI CCOACHD. 68 .,.. JUNIOR VARSITY n .fx X. K X .5 IST ROWS CHRIST GEORGEVICH JOSEPH NIZIURSKI LOUIS SCHIAVI DANIEL KUMIEGA TOM RADICH MARION HAWKINS ALBERT TARQUIN, MARK BALEN ROGER BROWN 2ND ROW MR STANLEY RAIMAN CCOACHJ JOHN PIWOWAR ANTHONY CUTONILLI RICHARD MAY JOSEPH WOJCIK EUGENE PIWOWAR RAYMOND NOWAK JACK DONNELLY ED TOKARZ RUDY DICKERSON RICHARD KAPA MELVIN WODJINSKI ANGELO DALESSANDRO N. BASEBALL 349 N44 '22 ly? 54 15 2 'TW 1 1,-3 . .Wm lb, .f IST ROW: RAY KOWALCZYK, JIM VITERNA, TOM RADICH, MECHO OROSCO, DICK DALY, JOE BUDZYN. ZND ROW! BOB TUTKO, JOHN PITILLO, COLEMAN SUTO, DANNY PROCKNAL, FRANK HRUBY, GEORGE MILOSEVICH. 3RD ROW! COACH RADE, RAY JANAK, LEO GORCYZCA, TED SRODA, JOE PIETRAS, NORB BERES, STAN JAKUBCZYK, PETE UGLESICH. ECAUSE of overlapping sports seasons, we are unable to bring you this yearls baseball season, but we will recap last year's for you. The team, under Coach Bill Rade, was not expected to have a successful season, but they developed rapidly, starting the season with a 9-4 victory over La Salle on the latter's home diamond. North Tonawanda invaded Lackawanna and handed the host Steelers squad their first setback 5-3. Five hits and three errors in the first two innings supplied N. T. with the win- ning five runs. Trott entertained the L. H. S. Diamondeers and derailed them with a 13-3 loss. Joe Pie- tras pitched a 2-hit ball until the sixth frame, but the Engineers began to find range and col- lected 4 runs that inning and 5 the next. But there was light dawning on the Steeler nine as they came back to beat Lockport, a strong contender for the championship, 6-1. Ted Sroda allowed the Lockport nine only 5 scattered hits, while he and Tom Radich each collected triples to lead the Steeler attack. Again Lackawanna showed its true form, whipping Tonawanda 7-2 behind Sroda's 6-hit pitching. Jumbo .Tanak held the spotlight this night, hitting a home run with bases loaded and then diving into the left field bleachers to snap Walt Nepodreof's labeled home run ball. Lackawanna again fell back as Niagara Falls humbled them 9-5, to drop the Steelers to third place in the league standings. Ted Sroda, pitching almost every game for the Steelers, couldn't keep up the pace as N. F. bombarded him for 4-hits and 5 runs to win the ball game. Kenmore was next to humble L. H. S. as they laced out a 9-3 victory over the visiting Steel- ers. This game put the Steelers into a tie for fourth place, but a loss to Tonawanda, a one- hitter in the consolation game, dropped the Steeler's chances. Lackawanna was unfortunate in not making the playoffs, but a happy ending was in sight as Coleman Suto was named shortstop on the Niagara Frontier All-High league team. 70 TRACK 49 ROW 12 JOE KOWALSKI, DICK KLINCZAR, DON MOKSKI, JAMES DELANEY, JOHN PALCZEWSKI, TED TOMASIK, MIKE TUTKO. ROW 22 STEVE CUSHION, ED DUDA, NUNZIO COLLARENO, FRANK MILLER, JOHN ZRODLOWSKI, HAROLD GIRDLESTONE, TOM MONAGHAN, KCOACHJ BILL HOPE. CwHlS sport is an up-and-coming activity at Lackawanna High. It is in the embryo stage, but with more student interest, it should be a major field in a few years. The 1950 season appears more engaging than in previous years. A majority of the '49 Varsity is returning and with these veterans serving as a durable nucleus, Mr. Hope, the instructor, will endeavor to mold a title contender. The '49 campaign was uneventful, as the locals absorbed sundry one-sided defeats. Ed Duda, the squad's outstanding miler, and Hal Girdlestone, one of the Niagara Frontier League's superior shotputters, managed to romp home ahead of the pack a few times but not enough to turn the tide. Another reliable trackman, Steve Cushion, exhibiting a flow- ing stride, excelled at the 440-yard sprint and did much to harass our opponents. QQ 71 GOLF' 49 LEADERS IN NFL ROW l: RIJW2 S5 -' 41 BLQ X A E? MJ TONY CUTONELLI, GENE PIWOWAR, TED ANTOS, ED TOKARZ, JOHN DALPISSANDRO, JOHN PIWOWAR. ED MACK, DAN KUMIEGA, MR. KORACH, RIFIIII-' MAY, SAM VIOLANTI. T appears easy when you admire the gameg it's fun participating in the game as a tyro, but what a game, when you desire to minimize your score. Such is the fluctuating definition of golf. At Lackawanna, golf has been given a hearty welcome. It is a sport in its infancy but it has been the field of many of our recent athletic triumphs. The remarkable record includes twenty consecutive victories and is marred by a lone sectional defeat. The golf squad is unbeated in N. F. L. competition and with five seasoned participants returning, another spotless year is forecast. In the '49 season, with Mr. Korach appointed mentor, the quartet was sparked by the brilliant play of Capt. Stan Weislo. This year, the squad will be captained by Ted Antos, another outstanding shot-maker. Aiding their cap tain will be these seasoned performers: Sam Violanti, Ed Mach, Dan Kumiega, and John Dalessandro. A promising freshman crew is on hand to continue the prominence of our golf accomplishments in the next few years. We are counting on you, Ed Tokarz, Gene Piwowar and Richie May. '72 Vw adm SPORTS MANS!-IIP COIVIMITTE E 1 HE Niagara Frontier League, in order to bring about better relationship between the schools of the league, established the Sportsmanship Council. Year after year Lackawanna has been looked up to as a leader in this field. This year we were signally honored as Richard Daly, one of our students, was elected President of the Sportsmanship Council of the N. F. L. Other members from Lackawanna are Freshmen: Eugenia Mokski, and Gordon De Masig Sophomore Jack Motakg Juniors: Mike Tutko and Genevieve Jarlenskig and Seniors: Richard Daly and Marguarite Gomez. Mr. Doherty serves as advisor to the council. ....L.. Z.. --1 I-A W, vf R., i w.,Mw LETTER CLUB ROW lt DAN PROCKNAL, ED SMULAREK, BOB TUTKO, TED ANTOS. ROW 22 RAY JANAK, ED UUUA, STEVE CUSHION, PETE UGLESICH, NICK WELCHOFF, SAM VIOLANTI. '73 THE YEARBOOK STA FF EDITORIAL OW 12 ROMAINE TDRBA, DOROTHY MILANO, VINCENZA LA BELLA, JACK BROWN, CONSTANCE PERCINSKI, PATRICIA WIESNER, RITA MONTANARI. ROW 23 DOROTHY MOLEA, ALICE NOWICKI, RUDY TAN, ELMER FORD, ELSIE BOHRK, LORRAINE WANAMAKER I' I . ADVERTISING ROW 11 MARGARET KELLY, ANGELINE PRILJEVA, EVELYN ROSINSKI, DONALD MOKSKI, LOUIS ANTICOLI, THERESA SMOLAREK, MILDRED HUND, AILEEN CHISHOLM, EVELYN MANKO. ROW 22 DOLORES VILLA, DOROTHY KUJAWA, DELORES TOKARZ, SAMUEL VIOLANTI, JOHN DALESSANDRO, LORRAINE MATLA, ELAINE KOWALSKI, RITA IGNACZAK. S moderator of the yearbook, I wish to thank the following: the people who gave so much of their Easter vacation and their time after school for the production of this book, Miss Czerniewski and her able assistants for the splendid art workg the ad committee that did so noblyg the two very able juniors, and the student body in general who supported the yearbook by their subscriptions. Mr. Cosgrove 74 KX 1 6-'fy-QQ!- Bmw J 'WCW if fm 3 ,, 3 A x .N V A A T T V A ', ,.,. A X L v , V Y' A M V , if ' W - f 'f-2 H- A' x Xe T yn V Af T , ,K 5, , FUR THE YEARBOOK MARY BERN N, HATT MAY LEWIS, MARY MARINELLI, VISTY DR EV TOO 1 W w A 75 Hn. R DRAV5 ATTENTION TO NEWSPAPER STAFF 'if r '1 IST ROWS JOYCE RICAIL, JOANNE BURKE, DORIS FALCONE, NORMA KIPPES, CONSTANCE PERSINSKI, GEORGIA MEEKS, VINCENZA LA BELLA, PAT WEISNER. 2ND ROW! MARY BERNARDI, IRENE RYCZAK, MILDRED HUND, JUNE GRAVIS, MARY MARINELLI, ANITA LLAMAS, JUNE HERCEK, SOPHIE SOCHA, PAT PITILLO, LILLIAN EFTIMIO, ROSIE WILLIAMS, DOLORES COSTANZO. 3RD ROWS MOSES MENDEZ, RICHARD SLOWIK, MATTHEW DRUZBIK, JOE SACCAMANNO, PAT BONITATIBUS, DAN SZUKALA, MARIO CAMPINELLI, RICHARD KASZUBA x ,, LSS,SMNIMM i , 3 T IST ROWS LORRAINE MATLA, DOROTHY KUJAWA, EVELYN MANKO, TERESA WIENCEK, MARY KRZYZANOWSKI, THERESA SMOLAREK, DOLORES VILLA, DOROTHY MOLEA. 2ND ROW! ROSEMARIE ANTHONY, HATTIE MAY LEWIS, ANN MARIE GORCZYKA, BETTY ZELOWSKI, SYLVIA DAM- STEDTER, JOANNE MC DERMOTT, ELAINE KOWALSKI, LORETTA MC CAFFREY. 3RD ROWS JACK BROWN, RUDY TAN, EVELYN ROSINSKI ELSIE BOHRK, LORRAINE WANNEMACHER, NANCY TILERT, JACKIE BRODKTO, ELVA GELYON, TONY GRASSO, ELMER FORD, '76 LINCULH ANNEX 1 V,-. 1' ., S u ' f 'x - OFFICE ASSISTANTS IST ROWI ROSEMARY WILLIAMS, JEAN PANNICIA, ROSALIE LEWCHUK, MARY NOVELLI, ELEANOR FIORE, VIVIAN THOMAS, IRENE RYCZEK, MARY LOUISE SANCHEZ, MARY BERNARDI. 2ND ROWZ JEAN BOSCO, ROSE ANN MILLER, JUNE GRAVIS, ELEANOR PAWENSKI, RITA MASAK, MARY MARINELLI, BARBARA BUKATY, ANITA LLAMAS, KATHERINE ANTINELLI, GENEVIEVE JARLENSKI, LUCILE KARMELEK. 3RD ROW: ANN MILKOVICH, ISABELLE TARNOWSKI, ROSE TYRPAK, MARY MARCHINKO, ANTOINETTE RIZIO, CONSTANCE NASAL, ELEANOR MATULA, CAROLE MAMULA, FLORENCE PIETRUSIK, LILLIAN PUKALO, DOROTHY CZYZ, LILLIAN EFTIMIO. . SI I V LON THE CAMERA CLUB IST ROWZ ANNA GEORGEEF, DOLORES SUCH, SHIRLEY MALEK KSECRETARYJ. RICHARD CARBALLO iVICE'PRESIDENTD. MR. HASLER MOSES MENDEZ KPRESIDENTJ. ANNE MILKOVICH KTREASURERF. MAY COLLADO, MARY JANE HLAT. 2ND ROW! JOSEPH PETRICARLO, SANA VRANJUS, MILDRED MILLER, BARBARA BUKATY, MARILEE KELLY, BARBARA GOMEZ, JEAN HUGHES, ELEANOR FIORE, JAMES PETROWSKI, DONALD LUCZAK. 3RD ROWS NELSON TONUCCI, RAYMOND TONNUCCI, ANTHONY DE PASQUALE, GORDON MARINOFF, CHARLES HANNAN, GERALD RUTHER 77 SENIOR HIGH STUDENT SECRETARIES 5' 1ST ROW! JOYCE RICAIL, RITA MONTANARI, ENCARNACION GARCIA, GERALDINE MANICKI, DOROTHY MALETIC. 2ND ROWS LORRAINE WANNEMACHER, ELSIE BOHRK, JOYCE JACKSON, FRANCES KLYS. MESSENGER5 ,-... fa, IST ROW! ALICE PENROD, LORRAINE KORALEWSKI, EILEEN IRVING, DOLORES LORETTO, DOLORES COSTANZO, JOY GREEN. 2ND ROW! ROSEMARIE COLE, LORETTA HENNIGAN, NORMA KIPPES, VINCE LENNON, ANN RYSZKA, ANNA MARIE MICUCCI, JANE DAVIS. 78 LIBRARY AssnsTANTs 1ST ROW: ROSEMARY POLAKIEWICZ, 'MISS AGNES CUSICK CLIBRARIANJ. VINCENZA LA BELLA- 2ND ROW! PHYLLIS SCALETTA, BETTY BURKE, MARY KRZYZANOWSKI, MARY WINKOWSKI. LINCOLN ANNEX IST ROWI JANE KUTERA, MARV JANE HLAT, ANN MILKOVICH, JEAN PANNICIA. ZND ROW: JOYCE RUSSELL, FLORENCE PIFITRUSIK, CAROLE MAMULA, MARY ANN RYSICH. 79 QLEE CLUBS MUSICAT 1ST ROW! EUGENIA KLUBEK, FLORENCE KALEFF, ALICE NOWICKI, DOROTHY MILANO, ANGELINE PRILJEVA, DONALD POWERS, JOANNE MC DERMOTT, EVELYN ROSINSKI, SHIRLEY NIGRO, DOLORES LORETTO. 2ND ROWS MARY O'MALLEY, FLORENCE SEIFERT, MARGARET KELLY, MISS MARGARET TWIST, JOANNE SCHWED, PATRICIA ANN KAMINSKI, CYNTHIA MERRIWEATHER, PATRICIA KELLY, DOLORES VILLA. 3RD ROW! ELVA GELYON, PILAR CORRAL, THERESA SMOLAREK, LOUIS ANTICOLI, JOHN DALESSANDRO, ALBERT TARQUIN, NICK WELCHOFF, THOMAS LAVELLE, VINCE LENNON, DAVID RENZO, JOANNE BURKE, RODNA EVANOVICH, ENCARNACION GARCIA. 4TH ROW: JAY COVELLI, CHARLES BATTLE, JOHN ZRODLOWSKI, JOHN WILLIAMS, JACK BROWN IST ROW: BARBARA BUKATY, ELEANOR PAWENSKI, RITA MASAK, GERTIE DZIEDZINA, ELEANOR AEDO, VICTORIA CALDERON, NANCY DE PASQUALE, RISEMARIE ANTHONY, IRENE RYCZEK, JEAN PANNICIA, ANN MILKOVICH, HELEN BARBRIC. 2ND ROW! MARY LOUISE SANCHEZ, ELEANOR FIORE, ANNETTE PRADO, MARY PAVICICH, ROSE TYRPAK, MARY MARCHINKO, LILLIAN EFTIMIO, MARY ANN RUPICH, BARBARA BASTY, MISS TWIST, FLORENCE PIETRUSIK, CAROL MAMULA, DORIS SCHOLTEZ, LORETTA DE SANTIS, JANE KUTERA, DOLORES SUCH, LUCILE KARMELEK, EASTER GUICE, IRENE DUNN. 3RD ROW: INEZ OROSCO, NICK KOLEFF, TOMMY RADICH, REMO FERRELLI GERRY REUTHER, ARTHUR KNICKERBOCKER, BOBBY MORGAN, PETER ALEX, PATSY BONITATIBUS, CARL ILICH, ANTHONY DE PASQUALE, GEORGE BULLORK, ANTHONY MONACO, ALBERT BALDESSARI, DOROTHY CZYZ 80 UUR SCHUUL FILE 12 WILLIAM JACKSON, SAM GJWICH, MANUEL YGUADO, WILLIAM GOWIN, DENNIS CZAJKA, DOROTHY RICHARDSON, HERMAN WIN' KOWSKI, JACK SHEA. FILE 21 DURIE BAILEY, EVELYN CARROLL, BARBARA KLOS, WAYNE KEDGE, THERESA WIENCEK, ELIZABETH COGGINS, WILLIAM STANISZEWSKI, PAT SEARS. FILE 31 JUNE HERCEK, LEONARD BAKER, MICHAEL PACILLO, PAUL PIETROCARLO, ADAM WINKOWSKI, DAN PATILLO, FRANK COGGINS. FILE 42 HERMAN PARSON, JOSEPH HERNDON, KENNETH BROWN, ED SAMBUCHI, MICHAEL BUCZEK, JACK WOYSHNER, WILLIE PIERCE, ALBERTA BLOOM. DRUM MAJOR! RONALD PIFILLO. IST ROW: RICHARD TANYI, ROBERT POLONCARZ, HERMAN WINKOWSKI, DOROTHY RICHARDSON. 2ND ROWS HERMAN PARSON, TOM LAVELLE, THOMAS MONAGHAN, ADAM WINKOWSKI, RONALD PITILLO, TERRY SMOLAREK, MISS MARGARET TWIST. 81 K 3, A :FJAJ . I abmvs , Q 1,, a4QwQa+mWMmMWW ,Fw I X ,M ' i t .1 :V ,,r- Am g,+ f 5 Vihly k,Ig iv 9 n?',l' ' ' s SPANISH CLUB I IST ROW: GERALDINE LOHR, CHRISTINE BUGALA, CHRISTINE PRONOBIS, MISS CATHERINE RICHARDSON, ESTHER MATLA, MARY PIEC- ZONKA, MARY ABRAM. 2ND ROWS ROBERTA CALDERON, GEORGIA LEE MEEKS, ANN RYSZKA, PATRICIA ANN KAMINSKI, JUNE HERCEK, NANCY SWIECH, HELEN KOSECKI. 3RD ROW2 DANIEL GAWLAK, JAMES MOSS, JOSEPH KLOC, NORBERT BINKOWSKI, JOSEPH PANTERA DONALD MOKSKI, ANTHONY CUTONILLI, CARL BUCZEK, GERALD PALBO. A 1 H 'E SCIENCE CLUB IST ROW: ROMAINE TORBA, MARY KRZYZANOWSKI, ROBERT JAROZ, LORRAINE MATLA, MR. JOHN YOVIENNE KINSTRUCTORB. CHESTER PALUCH, LEONARD PONIATOWSKI, BARBARA GUTOWSKI, VICTORIA KICK, ZND ROWS LEONARD PIECZONKA, BROWNIE MIFHALCZAK, ELAINE KOWALSKI, EVELYN MANKO, JOANNE SCHWED, DOLORES TOKARZ, HONORA BOHEN, CARL KRZYZANOWSKI, THADDEUS STYPOWANY, 3RD ROW ANTHONY KRASINSKI, LEO ROZNIAK, CHARLES MINICH, WILLIAM MANDY, MICHAEL TUTKO, LEO GORCZYCA 82 ZQq.T Q n Q Mr W B1 3 I QA, W 1 C7 JUNIOR RED CROSS ' ? Y' 9 -4, Huw I 1. a,L. , lv' V' kv f-1 IST ROWt MARY KRZYZANOHSKI, DOLORES VILLA, MRS. ADOLPHINE LONG KINSTRUCTORD, DOROTHY MOLEA, PATRICIA KELLY. ZND ROW VINCENZA LA BELLA, ROMAINE TORBA, JOANNE SCHWED, MARGARET KELLY, DOLORES TOKARZ. 3RD ROWZ LORRAINE MATLA, ELAINE KOWALSKI, EVELYN MANKO, EVELYN ROSINSKI, MARY O'MALLEY, EUGENIA KLUBEK, DOROTHY KUJAWA HI-'Y CLUB WHY? IST ROW! JOAN PASIERBOWICZ, BARBARA MYKA, ANN RYSZKA, EUGENIA MOKSKI, GEORGIA LEE MEEKS, GERALDINE LOHR, ESTHER MATLA, KATHERINE WARREN, JOAN MC NAMARA. ZND ROWZ ELAINE KOWALSKI, LORRAINE MATLA, DOROTHY MOLEA, DOROTHY KUJAWA DOLORES VILLA, E ELYN MANKO, MARY KRZYANOWSKI, PATRICIA KELLY, ROMAINE TORBA, MARY LOPEZ. 3RD ROW! NORMA KIPPES ANN BOHEN, IRENE PINAKIEHICZ, BETTY BURKE, ALICE PALKA, BETTY STOJAKOVICH, JOANNE SCHWED, LORRAINE KORALEWSKL DOLORES TOKARZ, EVELYN ROSINSKI, RITA SNIECH, CAROL EHLERS, DOLORES LORETTO LORETTA MC CAFFERY, KATHERINE PITILLO IGNACZAK, EUGENIA KLUBEK, MARY O'MALLEY, ARLENE LAVELLE, LORETTA HENNIGAN. BETTY BURKE, HLEANOR CRBULA, DOROTHY IMANKOW, SYLVIA WIETRZYKORSKI, NANCY 4TH ROW! VICTORIA KICK, DAISY RESITAR , SYLVIA DARMSTEDTER, ANNA MARIE MICUCCI, ROSE MARIE COLE, DOLORES COSTANZO, , EILEEN IRVING 83 TH ESE. AIN 'T ACTI I SEE . SAID THE BLIND MAN THE.'RE WORK PINESS PREVAI ,Z S VORDSAJORD5 GET TO WORK WE CAN DR AV, TOO I yLLEYBALL CI.-?P'IPS AGUE A LEAGUE B comm' ATCHA ACTIVITIES VERY LOQUAC I OUS THIS IS WORK 7 .5 Jn ns ar smsn oursms HR.DOYLE 2 CLICK- CLACK 5355 lf? 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COUHIG . . .Assistant Principal .TANICE DALEY, CARMELA MORETTI ......................... Clerks Mary Nyitrai Stanley Bukaty Irene Davis Edward Cosgrove Florence Craig Agnes Cusick Harry Doherty Marion Doherty Francis Downey John Doyle Alex Ficzere Stephen Firley Mary Jean Gannon John Coughlin Stanley Gworek Lillian Kambat Steven Korach Thomas Lalley Dorothy Adolphine Long Catherine McCann Thomas Merrick Veronica Monaghan Paul Munich Harold Murphy Stanley Raiman Catherine Richardson Celestine Shea Edward Smith Victor Smith James Tobin Ethel Twist Margaret Twist Gertrude Widmer Margaret Widmer Arthur Willis John Yoviene Cleary FACULTY OF LINCOLN ANNEX RAYMOND C. BURKE ., ....... . . .Principal JOHN L. SABUDA ...... Assistant Principal ELEANOR KACZOR . . . Gordon Avery Julius Boda Raymond Gibbons Lester Burke Catherine Candee Daniel Magee Virginia Czerniejewski Robert Hasler John McCann Gerald McMahon Gladys Zochowski John Nyitrai Clerk Susanne Cheesman Ann O'Connor John Panczykowski Mary Pajich Annette Rhodes William Stypowany Mary Tomljenovich John Toole Lillian Widmer Frank Zurbrick Catherine Barrett FRANKLIN ANNEX EDWARD F. MOSS ........... . . . Principal Loretta Burns John Devic William Emerling Joseph McDonnell Mary Shea ROOSEVELT GRADE SCHOOL EDWARD R. MCCANN. Rose Avery Alice Boyle Carmella Coggins Monica Cosgrove Mary Dolan Dorothy Downey Sarah Foran Franza Foran Julia Hopper Angela Koch Henry Leege Ethel Lisko Angela Landon Ruth O'Connor Irene Sporney ..........Principal Margaret Lisko Francis McCann Katherine McMahon Sophie Halloran Theresa Morgan Isabelle O'Connor Mary Ryan Nellie Sharpe Margaret Sweeney Samuel Munich Jane King Rosemarie Swertz Ethel Mahack William Rade SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE Sally Carestio Helene Eagan Mary Heckt Estelle Hope Kathryn Mescall Thomas McNamara Thomas Mc Ginley, Jr. FRANKLIN GRADE SCHOOL CLARENCE A. CONWAY ......... Principal Catherine Baldwin Mrs. Mary Cantwell Loretta Dunn Loretta Harrity Kathryn J ewett Mary C. Joyce Loretta Korzelius Nan Mc Ginley Helen Greene Kathleen Florence Malone Mary McCarthy Ann Masterson Margaret O'Mara Helen Reed Steve Rose Esther Tanner Sylvia Kelly A Louise Lesniewski Reap WILSON SCHOOL EDWARD O'HARA ............... 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