Lackawanna High School - Lackawannan Yearbook (Lackawanna, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

'Q-.V IMI xi Lars., 5 WITH THE LAUNCHING OF THE SPACE AGE HARASSED BY THE UNITED STATES' COLD WAR WITH RUSSIA THE CHALLENGES THAT WE THE YOUTH OF AMERICA MUST FACE ARE I ill GREATER THAN EVER BEFORE IT IS THEREFORE MORE URGENT THAN EVER THAT WE STRIVE FOR HIGH ACHIEVEMENT IN ALL THAT WE D0 THE YEARS SPENT IN HIGH SCHOOL PROVIDE THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY FOR CONQUER ING SUCCESSFULLY THE PROBLEMS THAT EACH OF US MUST FACE WHETHER THE RECOGNITION OF ACCOMPLISHMENT CONSISTS OF A FORMAL CITATION OR SIMPLY THE SMILE OF APPROVAL OF A CLASSMATE OR A TEACHER IT IS THE DEED THAT COUNTS' VRF' in 1 l 58 19 9 THE LACKAWANN-VX We acknowledge sslth deepest appreclatlon the advlce and asslstance f Mlss V1rg1n1a M Czernlejevsskl M John P Osborne Mr Wllllam Stypoxxdny MlSS Gertrude Wldmer We accord speclal dlstlnctlon t members of the Student Staff Arlene Mllano Edltor 1D Chlef Carmen Perez Norbert Zadzllka Arlene Aroneseno Sandra Yovlene Judlth Buntlch Lucllle Balen Franclne Skraly Cover deslgcn Tom RddltlC Artlst LACKAWAN NA SENIOR HIGH 550 Marhn Road Lackawanna l8, N Y Robert K Hasler HarryJ Doherty Asst Principals these scuool. ,gfkwff UQ ,V 'P f John P Osborne V1 Q '91 SCS 2 Pnnc pal 9 - 5 Y' ' ' ' ' o : r. . . .I . . . 0 Mary nun Paniccia - Staff Anditor f fmg' X 4 . if ll Wx M 1 Ji ' ' x 5 KN! . X of LPCKAWANNA SENIOR 1-MGH SCHOOL Y . I I I Q - A a n min I 95? va Q5 , THE QUALITY OF EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT IN THE LACKAWANNA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL WILL APPROACH THE EXCELLENCE WE SEEK, IT WILL STRIVE ALWAYS TOWARD DISTIN- GUISHED ATTAINMENT,ONLY AS LONG AS THOSE IN CONTROL OF OUR SCHOOLS RECOGNIZE THEIR LEADERSHIP FUNCTION. FIRST, BOARDS OF EDUCATION MUST BE COMPOSED OF DEVOTED, INTELLIGENT, UNDER- STANDING CITIZENS. THE SUPERINTENDENT, THE PRINCIPAL, AND THE TEACHERS MUST BE PERSONS OF ABILITY, MOTIVATION, AND CHARACTER. THERE IS A VITAL NECESSITY FOR LEADERSHIP AT EVERY ONE OF THESE LEVELS. ON LY AS IT IS EXERCISEDBY ALL, WILL OUR SCHOOL SET FOR ITSELF A BROAD MORAL, INTEL - LECTUAL, AND PHYSICAL PURPOSE. THE RESULTING ACHIEVEMENT WILL BE OF SUCH A HIGH ORDER THAT WE, AS STUDENTS, WILL BE JUSTLY PROUD. XQXDMUNHSTMTHQN k Q A MR.JOHN P. OSBORNE Principal LackawannaSenior H. S. ACHIEVEMENT THROUGH ACTIVE LEADERSHIP 'YAC LY! HVL? , L A- I ,xv l 'asmzw-if-f ff ' in Board of Education A Bi 'A'Wz6'F, 'I.Thomas J. Cusack, Leonard Amrozowicz G g gai , , h o V supermtenfagnpaf Sc mum, Clerk to me Board. 2 Q ' v 1 ,A - mx gy ' V WL, A D - 'Ir is significant that the Golden -NNQM 1-f.E,1f:go 5.5 . , ,ny .N '--f...,,.. A T' -fi- if Tqgtiubilee YQr'of. , 5 3'4.4.o,, A it IF , fro? ' 4 3--7655. xg? h 3959, should be marked by the Y. jf'-M-o -'Qiiication of a modern Senior high school building. Th i s is ACH1EVEMEN'I1fiI1 an Admin - sense-Aof whichihe Board may . 35? ,. -3 well be jugs!-pfoga. ' H. H -. - ju- ' 'sosvh A ft, . I - Back Row: Seated: 7.25 V N 1 .Z' l Mr. Stanley Raiman, Purchasing Agentg Mr. Steven Korach, Administrative Assistant, Mr. James Downey Business Managerg Mr. William Stypowany, Director, A-V Educationg Mr. Arthur Willis, Director, Industrial Arts and Vocational Educationg Mr. Leo Michaels, Director Adult Educationg Mr. Stanley Bukaty Director Health and Physical Education Mr. Thomas Cusick, Vice Presidentg Mr. Daniel Tenerowicz, President of the Boardg Mr. Leo A. Joyce, Superintendentg Mr. Gene Panfil, School Board Attorneyg Mr. Samuel Simon, Legal Officerg Mr. Brownie Klubek, School Board Clerk . v I 1 . . 1 x all v I f . I MR. CLINTON C. COUHIG f School District Administrative Assistant 1?-5 A 2 5 7 R A fra bm Q , r K - w.- , ' .. at , ' I, . V..-4 'W' -wh 9, Guidance The Guidance and Counseling program is now in now in the process of rather wide changes and expansion. Increased empha- sis on the needs and problems ofpupil s as individuals requires experienced and qualified counselors. A broad and defi- nite program of testing is provided. To m e et the needs of all pupils includingthe gifted, these test results are utilized and evaluated in terms of how the school c an best serve the student. Graduation plans of seniors including choice of a c o 1 l e g e or technical school, and progress of graduates in areas of higher education are matters of continued interest to the counseling staff. The facilities at our new senior high school in the form of conference rooms, access to published materials on college and jolnpportunities, and testing devices are excellent. Mo st importantly, we have Counselors of wide experience as teachers with a full under - standing of classroom problems and with a patient and understanding attitude. MR. EDWARD J. COSGROVE MISS IRENE SIDORNEY Director of Guidance G11-15' Counselor ' -'ff'f' .,-1, td-Kei M f :A-i ' 'W' in -1 'fx' , , 4 21 gnuullrvl if MR RQB RTK HASLER A si P vi MR HARRY J DOHERTY Assistant Prmcxpal Assistant Principals The Off-106 of the Assistant Prxncxpal is a familiar place to the absentee the habitual late comer the lazy and the indifferent Here IS the fu'st stop pmg place m the channel of command and usually the last Th1s do e s not assume that good students fail to seek the advice and counsel of our Assist a.nt Administrators We know that we are always welcome 99 59-n 'ihrif 519 fl ,Q-3 f Mxss Margaret W1dmer Languages EdwardF Sm1th Sc1ence Thomas Merrxck S Commerclal Franc1sB Downey C1t1zensh1pEducat1on Celest1neE Shea Englxsh The Department Heads Ln addltxon to mstructmg four regular classes also drrect supervxse and advlse the teachers rn thexr subject area Slnce the f fect1ve functlomng of any school IS dependent on coordmatwn and cooperatlon the admmxstratlon relles on the extenslve experlence of those 1n charge of var1ous flelds of xnstructxon Our expandmg fac1l1t1es and staff put mcreaslng demands and respons1b1l1t1es on the Department Leaders who must always be aware f the problems facmg the less experxenced teacher They must be ready at all t1mes to ass1st the admlmstrators 1n matters pertamrng mstructron Our Health C11n1c wall not be the same refuge wlthout Mrs Monaghan who w1l1 ret1re on the day school closes Veteran of the battle ofthe asprrms the vaccmatxon cluucs and the pa1e,l1mp1d excuse to go home, Mrs Monaghan knew it and did what her dutycalled for We all W1Sh her a happy 2, and fruxtful ret1rement and a heartfelt Godspeed 1 0 ,4l O-1 'il '4 Y' r' Q. . N' 1 W S 3 '4 , . 1: - , in ,Q 1 ' - 4 '- L v X -y , I f all -2 . ' . 4 . ' , ' 9 ' , S - 1 I ' S ' - 9 , . . . . . , , . , . . . . . 6 - 1 . . . . O . . . n X7 . ' , 1. ' ' t r ! . 3 ' , My f f . aww:- X . I DO NOT KNOW THAT I COULD MAKE ENTIRELY CLEAR TO AN OUTSIDER THE PLEASURE I HAVE IN TEACHING I HAD RATHER EARN MY LIVING BY TEACHING THAN IN ANY OTHER WAY IN MY MIND TEACHING IS NOT MERELY MY LIFE WORK A PROFESSION AN OCCUPATION A STRUGGLE IT IS A PASSION I LOVE TO TEACH I LOVE TO T EAC H AS A PAINTER LOVES TO PAINT AS A SINGER LOVES TO SING AS A STRONG MAN REJOIC ES TO RUN A RACE TEACHING IS AN ART AN ART SO GREAT AND SO DIFFI CULT TO MASTER THAT A MAN OR WOMAN CAN SP E ND A A LONG LIFE AT IT WITHOUT REALIZIING MUCH MORE THAN HIS LIMITATIONS AND MISTAKES AND DISTANCE FROM THE IDEAL TOWARD WHICH HE STRIVES ...ml gk!! pq ' I KL.:-2 I I .six 5 X, Q ,iidia . M ' I I 1' 1, C K ' a IJ sl PM I .. 11 Q5 Mrs. Annette Rhoads lb .. Gia 3. fu-,o v 5 Mr . Celestine Shea ' Lg ' W ??'W K , Q I ind Mr. William Emerling .ARM ' LN I AA f. x f-A ' fy -c-...Y 1 1 AI, s, -' . .L if ,A 4 - L A lx O 1 I I ' ' L' F, X I, 5,I:, .L 1 J .., Q Miss Virginia Czerniejewski Mrs' Adolphine Long I . 1' I ' Q 0 S 5' f 0 j .- ni L r f z , T 1'-' 4 J A . A 1 ,f .X , , gf X' 4 K . Mr. Leonard Rossi Miss Margaret Twist 5 2 'Q f Mrs. Ann O'Donne1l Mr. Arthur Gibbons cpl Mr. Francis Downey 12 M aw 35 Mr. Frank Novak kbfv Mr . Edward Smith ,fam-:ff ' Q3 H m .1.f,1', ,.u.,. 'lt fa.. 'llffiffd V ' Gif?-'1'2f,. 1 . ' AN -A A M fk Mr . William Hope Jr '27 W , ,wr f . - ,f Miss Gertrude Widmer Mr- Mark Balen t , X fd 'GTK' .J Mr. John Yoviene Mr- Joseph Gawlak Mrs. 13 5' wg Katherine Ryan Miss Lillian Widrner YE' Mr. Thomas Merrick nil N S--N ff I' wi Much can be taught and learned 1'-up ' on the playmg f1e1d in the gxve and take of sports or in gym class Healthful team actwitxes contr1bute mental and al se coordmatmn and dexterity ds out the qual1t1es of Splrlt and 1ntellect wh1ch each A sound aglle body roun school should instxll Good sportsmansh1p an mnate sense of fa1r play and b ins and always IS a basis for good relatxonships w1th our classmates often eg nourished in physical competition d character IS an essentxal arc 1.11 the Health added to knowledge an circle of achievement Only a few of us know and have felt the thrmll of sharmg the acclalm of v1ctory most of us have felt the glow and the pleasant exhaustion of a good swun or a fast set of table tennls Accordmgly all of us g1ve t1me to physxcal educat1on and to actlve sports KAWN I N, 'PQ' PHYSICAL ACHIEVEMENT 2 sh .s4H l M' ' ' ' so . J . 1 I physic poi , ' ' , . 0 b - . ' ' ' 1 ' ' . .0 I y iw A YZ SPORTSMANSHIP COUNCIL Tom Snyder, Ralph Sambuchi, Nick Hlat, Peggy Colangelo, Sheila Myers,Norbert Zadzilka, Robert Taylor Q04 SPQLRQVS And so too, as the yellow and black and pale and hectic red began to tint the Lombardy poplars that fringe the City Stadium , another football sea- son came to the STEELERS. With new Coach Fred Wisher R 'x ' ' '- I at the helm, and a host of returning lettermen on the squad, c X ,f b LACILAWANNA embarked on the '58 season. Employing -ANJ,,, 'fi L' the winged T to utllize fully the speed and elusiveness J 3 ik of Lawhorne, Perry, Corvigno, and Endich, Coach M L ? Wlsher with the first kick in the opening game, was 'off' gy I on his way to a successful year ..... evident not in k the 4 won - 4 lost record but in the firm foundation Vs ,A for the future. ........ THE STEELERS placed eight a . 9 Q players on the ALL-STAR TEAM: McCann,Cord1er, .1 3 - Q Lawhorne, Klubek, Amorosi, Sambuchi, Endich and A I a 4 Perry making first, second or honorable mention J' 'J V fi, on area teams ........... THE STEELERS of i d. 1 9 5 8 achieved a worthy record in skill and courage and carried on a g r eat tradition. 5 Y The BLUE and the fi GRAY was proud X in victory and v a,s defeat l f wifw' fe ,R ,Q o dw The sturhng e I even Back Row: Albert Corvigno, Thaddeus Lawhorne, Samuel Endich, Isaac Perry John Niziol, Eugene Klubek, Thomas Pluta, William Kondor, Thomas Cordier, Eugene McCann, John Mecca 1959 Senior Members Back Row: Thaddeus Lawhorne, Albert Corvigno, Oliver Marks, Isaac Perry Larry Twitty Willie White, William Skibinski, Thomas Cordier, William Kondor, John Niziol, Eugene McCann Junior Members Back Row: Robert Ziobro, Raymond Wolentarski, John Melvin, Richard Giannicchi, William Russell, Samuel Endich, Robert Georgie, John Mecca, Robert Canestrari, Fred Smerka, Gerald Ortiz Anthony Kapa, Ralph Sambuchi, Eugene Klubek, Thomas Pluta, Ronald Millanti, John Kogut, Stephen Angle John Devic 18 9 , . Q, , 3 0' + I 9 X , n AIT' l 0 0 i A , . ' K 2 - FOOTBALL COACHES John Devic, Harold Madar, Fred Wisher, Edgar McManus 44,4 ll! A AA5': ' ul -5. . , 1 ' ' 1. :LVL-33:4-I t - ff Sophomore Members Back Row: Albert Freeman, Thomas Snyder, Joseph Amorosi, Richard Giancateriano David Bracci, Flmbhkkl Darmstedter, Roanld Mavreck, David Kish 19 DANA SHARON 5 i X ,Q 5 c w x,K LXR f Q' WILLIE WHITE J, PEGGY COLANGE LO '- wail ,',Q!x sf 'T-T' X X , I x I Q' 54 MX 4, 'Z K .f,,.....a,.v ,W 5 1 'Q ' N , X U ,, Vx im! 1 'ZX k K ' X T, SQ J Nm. THOMAS CORDIER TED LAWHORNE 2 0 'lu , ,, Twi- K Q Au., CHRISTINE PASHERB BEVERLY LE VEY The school is practically devoid of life. From the student concourse, there suddenly echoes a spontaneous RAH . Even the newest in sound- proofed celings cannot contain the enthusiasm o f our cheerleaders a s they perfect their la t e st rouser for the next game. The cheerleader must be a fusion of many qual- ities. Perfection is only one. She must have the grace of agazelle,the lightness of a feather, the power of a dynamo, the voice of a fog horn the guile of an ambassador, the coyness of a coquette, and anundying confidence and enthus- lasm for her team. The hopefuls who try out for the squad all possess many of these qualities. It is, However, only those who canpolish and develop these qualities into an asset c alled poise whowill be chosen for the 1960 JV squad. Then, like Sandy, Arlene, Louise, Chris,Evie, Peggy, and Dana who have added something in the way of their own unflagging spirit to our cheers, will they deserve to be remembered. SANDRA YOVIENE LOUISE RADLOWSKI S X M- '9 Q. 'IA ,rib Ng., ' a ISAAC PERRY gy 22 155 JJ QVQLE if EEL!- El fs., 3'-E E L I Mr. John Bonarek, Athletic Directorg Mr. Gene Zadzilka, J. V. coachg Mr. Edwin Kaczor, Varsity Coach Varsity Basketball Team Gene Kaczor, George Bartokovich, Thomas Wiencek, John Knox, Gene McCann, Marty Thompson, Robert McLaughlin, Carvis Braxton, Sam Endich hwqpdsfv l i -.X LSL 4 y Ne.f Ci-Elf XX! QLLELJ J N., J. V. Basketball Team Nick Hlat, Steve Zelazny, Gene Kubkowski, Steve Morley, Joe Di Stefano , A1 BFLIXIOII, Kenneth Kovach, Paul Buntich, Tom Mix, Dough Madar Angelo Velusquez, Mr. Gene Zadzilka, James Hendra l-V Cheerleaders Patricia Radlowski, Sharon Fitzgerald, Tina Bellezza, Lorraine Janicki, Maureen Asztalos x .eflf 52 A s N Q T' X ' S Q , 39- Q '17 x Q Y, 1 va. K f N ' 'U' f 1 k l p e Q N J -2 Qi - l S JPN1 -MA Mr Wllham Hope Coach Wxlhe Whxte Ol1ver Marks Wllham Kondor Norbert Zadzxlka Paul Rush Truck Team Joseph Butka Thaddeus Lawhome John Melvm Edward Nabors Morms Mootry Mr Wxlham Hope Coach 24 W l William Russell, John Melvin, Thaddeus Lawhorne l 3 l P 57 vt ,. . Y-ia -Q 17' Q j 4: :X L N. . ef J 4 V l I E o I I X i f Back Row: Paul Boduch, John Ceccarelli, Gerald Pasiccznik, Daniel Bukaty, Mr. Sam Munich,coach G0 I f rn Steve Zclazny, Jack Eszak, John Mokski, Gene Kaczor f 3 fi E A, , E lg i ,3.n4l V ' l 1 4 Q' v ellfl Q, 1 I nl DQ Truck Team Wow Donald Brenan, Stanley Zambron, Thomas Snyder, Robert Gayles, Oliver Marks, Eugene McCann, Donald Kukalec , John Mecca, Frank Blahely, Edward Nabors Ronald Bonar, Elmer Tomory, Ronald Rogacki, Carvis Braxton, Larry Twitty, Walter Washington, Isaac Perry, David Barnett , William Smail 25 X s-Iii r ' ....T cI--- U, IH r xx - A, -'17-Q .- '- 'lk - 'Ea -. X- Jax. ,fs Q Q-f u X' ga 'it-J-. ,f M.. ,ucv A aff 5 fi f N f 5 . 'WY YR ' . . . y, Back Row Robert Canestrari, George Bartokovlch, Robert McLaughlin f'-A 4 Vincent Ivsan, Paul Williams, James May, Thomas Couhig . ,, Richard Zambron , Thomas Ivsan Mr. John Novak, Coach .,Tm v qyki My-why, A I E 111V Back Row William Potwora, Gerald Gonsiorek, Edwin Holota, Raymond Cisowski Arthur Potwora, George Vertalino, John Knox Bu S e b ul I U m William Russel, Jack Eszak, Thomas Fontana 26 ! s S I AMERICAN SERB CLUB AWARD V. E. w. COLONEL WEBER Posr FRANCIS DALESSANDRO FOOTBALL AWARD Isaac Perry Edwin Holota Robert Mac Laughlin LACKAWANNA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Q ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION HONORING ALL oUR ATHLETES Galanti A. A. All Sports Trophy received by ...... Ted Lawhorne Francis Dalessandro Football Award to ............. Ike Perry Gordon Avery Memorial Trophy to a Lineman ..... Tom Cordier Most Valuable Basketball player . . ..... John Knox Most Valuable Baseball Player ...... .... J ack Eszak GALANT1 AA Most Valuable Track Performer ......... . . . Morris Mootry Ted Lawhorne Most Valuable Member of the Golf Team ........ Gerald Pasnik Most Valuable Tennis Player ...,........... Bob MacLaughlin Senior Athletic - Scholastic Award of Serb Club. ...... Ed Holota Mr. John P. Osborne addresses the audience at the Block L Dinner ATHLETIC AWARDS nb 'E Wqfs. I HAVE MAP WILL TRAVEI 'A SQA-AA' , ' ' 1 1 3 Jr-'xx'-wx! X Q W f.. 5- K ' :jf Aim BEAUTY AND THE BEAST , ,ggi 'A , , l A A 'N K' MISSED IT! THE WINNERS L ' 'A iff: 174+ 3' A I 'fe' 3 , . . 32.21, . 4 I .yi in QJUX 'fl' . F' J? aw-g If nf' -'3f'T','-R . ' '..... 2 PUNKIN' HEAD YOU SHOULD BE ON YOUR KNEES! RAGGIDY ANN AND RACCIDY ANDY 28 ALL WORK AND NO PLAY IS A VENERABLE ADAGE TO ACHIEVE A WELL , ff DEVELOPED MATURE PERSONALITY INEERS THE ABILITY TO COMPLEMENT THE INTELLECTUAL GROWTH NOURISHED Z . IN oUR CLASSES WITH OTHER OUT OF CLASS ACTIVITIES IN CONVERSATION ovER oUR CAEETERIA LUNcHEs IN THE LIVELY SOCIAL AT MOSPHERE OF A SCHOOL DANCE IN THE DROLL AND 'f4 'f COMIC INCIDENTS OF A HALLowE'EN PARTY IN THE THROB BING RAPTURE OF A PROM! XX I 'Q 'fn.,,,,,,, If ' Xqgk Y A S3- X.-1:45 I J SOCIAL ACHIEVEMENT I ,, Z ' 2, , 1 32, LIL - 1 f 1 f' if , Q W if --A A ! 2-Q 'V . S sivnl 4 ' X L: f 4 SE: .. A f , E' 'W - . , . ..... X ' 9 X- V I I L' . -W , -, . ' - fi , I 'Q' , 1 I 'fuk 4 A f . ,V , I . . N RX f N X I I, f 'I Q A 1, 1 ff- 2 1 gf 'WWW 43,2 i ll if ., ,fx NNE! I? 3 MW SALES TALK PLACE OF HONOR X 'TH TG l, 0 OUR PROUD PRESIDE NT STATISTICS ! STATISTICS ! STATISTICS! X4 x f J S WORKING C LASS SKIPPERS Magazine Campaign , 000 DOWN 000 TO GO 30 x ' V Y 1'7 X If - rv-5 OUR H.-XPPIEST BABYSITTER Robert Sobon and Arlene Aronseno K' f oUR BEST SELLERS ,ix N' .'., a -1 .hr T'l,,. 'F 'k'2-- 1 5 . K- 6 f..'H'f'j ,ex .-.inf-' ff. -z-f . . .- .W if liz fllgx-QI,-5-2x TO THE VICTORS BE LONG THE SPOILS Back Row: Tamara Morley, Jane Sikorski, Carol Agro, Virginia Sawicki, Rose Sokul, Maureen Asztolus, John Melvin, James Piotrowski, Leo Majewski Robert Zarnbron, Edward Ozust, Rose Schiavi, Josephine Birchette, Joanne Smith, c., 1 HIGH EST SA LESMEN X49 -N.. -1 v- C 'Ye Nicholas Hlat, Kenneth Bracci I Chess Club Q ! Back Row: John Whittingham, Paul Rush, Robert Rush, Joseph Sansone Seated: Gerald Rojek, Richard Kirby, Desanka Petrovich, Anthony Vuich, Margaret Wesley I .x . xxx gf in 2452 Mrs. Elizabeth Gormley H. X F, French Club C Ruby Edwards, Gene Bracci, Barbara Mazur, Arlene Coggins Richard Gritzke, Lucy Balen, Carol Jo Kosikowski, Margret Wesley Kathleen Shea 3 2 -5.90 Q , .Le asf- -. . -.f 1.-'fn 4' H-:fuck fr L., ' -V 1.2 -- farms. g ...dir Mrs. Ann Fadale receives a token of roses from the Glee Club at our first Christmas song fest in our new building. Mrs. Ann Fadale and Mr. James Hurley 89 U Back Row: Ron Motyka, David Peszko, Felix Leftwich, John Melvin, Larry Twitty, Emil Manzetti, Richard Kirby, Joe Calafat, Ed Puchaski, Tom Snyder, Jim Lasher, Ron Hefiler, Dan Monachino, Fred Hendra, Bernard Darmstedter John Knox, Donna Reed, Donna Loretto, Andrea Andreeff, Sandra Orlando, Barbara Rutzen, Tonika Todorovich, Madeline Hall, Joanne Malyak, Mary Pruncella, Joe Hamner Susan Petkovsky, Tamara Morley, Diane Notely, Barbara Kolenko, Shirley Kornetka, Christine Kutera, Margaret Wesley, Kathleen Notley, Dolores Burke, Eileen Petti, Dolores Cafarella, Peggy Colangelo, Barbara Witczak, Terry Mazikowski Jane Rimo, Jacqueline Zsiros, Pat Hody, Janice Heath, Carol Jo Kosikowski, Betty Jane Fleischrnan, Barbara Lofek, Janet Sickau, Christine Bogan, Juliet Pierce, Mary Ann Doherty, Shirley Melvin, Dorothy Hamner, Lenore Flessel, Andrea Sarick Theresa Inglut , Sharon Fitzgerald, Jo Ann Cipriano, Mrs. Fadale, Instructor, Joanne Thomas, Sandy Sypos, Claudia Karl, Ruby Edwards lf? X.,j Ted Kloc George Bartokvich Jack Eszak Louise Radlowski, Geraldine Jaworski, Esther Urbanczyk New ly crowned king Eugene Klubcck and his queen Josephine Chayan Whatta Prom! I This year's Junior Shrangri-La was the high-light of the social year for the Class of '60, Many Juniors worked diligently weeks before the big night to help make it the most charming of all Junior Proms. Ted, Kloc, our President, directed the work ofall the Committees and the kids pitched in enthusiastically. There were times, however, when the workers felt like pulling out their hair, but eventually all problems were 'ironed out The theme, Shrangri-La , was an innovation depicting an oriental motif and the CIO Hall lent itself beautifully to the decorators' ideas. The climax of the evening was the Coronation ofthe King and Queen of the Prom by last year's monarchs, Jack Eszak and Louise Radlowski. The Queen for 1959 was Josie Cha- yan, and the King was none other than Gene Campy also known as Klubek . Josie's attendants were GerryJavorski and Esther Urbanczyk. Attending his majesty were: T e d Kloc and George Bartokvich. As the strains of the Grand March faded, we realized that our fantabulous pro m was a memory but a most pleasant one. 34 .2 EE 'SQEPEEM - A if gm EMM WT? AT SELLING MAGAZINES ARLENE'S A STAR IWONDER WHERE ALL THE RADIOS ARE? W HONOR ESTS '55 T V Qifigggigy 'lui HAPPY AND GAY, THATS JONPS WAQQDONW WAKE ME UP UNTIL THE PERIOD'S OVER WITH .I 'EPT ...I AN ADMIRABLE PERFORMANCE 'E nd TG 'ff 1 fy IQXX ' 'if' 0610003 C LASS OF 1959 Mary Seaton Room Kleinhans Music Hall May fifteenth Nine to Twelve o'clock senior prom A DREAMY WALTZ FOR A DREAMY NTGHT A RIGHT TO BE PROUD A Kiss FOR THE QUEEN ff 'SQ -Q fifni X The Mary Seaton Room of the Kleinhans Music Hall was for the first time the scene of the top social event for our Seniors - The Prom.It was asetting which enhanced the radiant beauty of our girls in their gorgeous gowns and complimented the handsome formal attire of their escorts. Many parties preceded the Prom , but long before nine o'clock the lobby of Kleinhans was a brilliant and exciting pageant of color and charm. The Grand March, led by King Joe Rlornanowski and Queen, Jo an Cipriano, with their court climaxed a memorable even - ing of dancing and chit-chat at the Punch Bowl. Then we descended on some of the more elegant local night spots to complete a perfect dream night. Our picnic, planned for the next day,was held despite asnow flurry and the weekend rest gave us time for happy recollection and brought us back to the reality of Monday's classes. THE KING, QUEEN AND THEIR COURT LEADING THE WAY N' Anka , 3 959 Qigwjigf 5020566 LEAVES THIS SHINING NEW EDIFICE TO FUTURE GENERATIONS ig Barbara Wltczak Charlotte Vatlcano Larry Twxtty Barbara Clouden Pat Wxsher Phy ll1s Turley Carmen Perez Jo Ann Thomas Joyce Herklmer and Pat Pleczonka know that th1s hall w11l be a fam1l1ar passageway to frequent pep ralhes that thexr Semor Class could not enjoy Standmg 1n front os th1s large exhlbit case are Wlllzam Gechell Carl Goretskl Dan Hawrylczak Ronald Heffler Joe C1pr1ano Ed Holota Fred Hendra and Pat Hody who are only too happy to pose for the camera Gaz1ng at the empty shelves that w1ll contam a wealth of knowledge for future students are Dlck Paluch Dxane Notley Kenny Nlgro Tammy Morley Lucy Palczewsk1 Ann Pamccla and Morrxs Mootry wo can see the hard at work seventh perlod group IH the llbrary Joan Mlller Janet Slckau Chrls Pasherb Rose Schlavi Ronme Motyka Marllyn Seres and Georglanna Roman stand near one of the schoo1's mam entrances and seem to vlsualxze the beautlful landscape that w1ll be enjoyed next year Q. is Y 38 te K , 1 E 4 , t m ,, I . 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IX n - 2 n A . .Hg X4 I-91 M .QI , , 5 5-' . 2' The significance of the modern devices in the physics lab astounds Bill Potwora, Tom Raditic, Carmine Pignone, Isaac Perry, and Diane Perlcak while Mary Petroff, Ann Peters, Mary La Bella, Charlene Conte, and Eileen Petti curiously observe Diane's manipulation of one of Mr. Stephan's handy gadgets. . ,4 ' fl d FII 1251, V U' 1,105 flrwilg, , Pl ka, 5 ll au, 01 In another section of the art room Shirley Koruetka, Dolores Majcher, Ed Lichota, and Diana Kozaczka criticize the work of our school's Leonardo de Vincis as Carol Jo Kosikowski, Mary Luciano, Dan Koral, and Richard Kowalik nonchalantly look around this colorful and useful room. Maxi ...T V Finally, says Barbara Lofek, Judy Krumpek, and Ted Lawhorne, to Beverly Levy, Bill Kondor, Walter Lata, and Bob Mac Laughlin, we have found where Miss Czern'ski hordes the art supplies. L..- fe WYHWXI LA. e , 1 I 1 .. qv JJ John Knox, Emil Manzetti, Paul Marcin' .x- '-git' ' W Norman Mendrysa and Edward Kintzel care fully observe the many interesting Oblects in the biology lab and leave these objects to Rose Rozwood, Bill Rojek, Joe Romanowski, Gerry Sasiadek, Barbara Rutzen, our future biologists. along with Bob Rush, Paul Rush, Laura Repman, Vicky Petrovich, and Joe Sansone realize the importance of this room in tabulating the results of the school's various campaigns and in typing necessary data for the Lackawannan . 39 Betty Jane Gritzke, Christine Geylon, Barbara Furman, Sha,-on Gappen, Tom Cordiery and Pat Gaczewski want Examining the decor of the biology lab , Louise Nlarcy, it to be known that here, in Mr. Osborne's office, orders Elaine Klimas' Theresa Mazikofwskl' Mary Ann M 1 gag' are issued! and executed! Dolores Gerlock, Judy Gomez, Barbara Kolenko' and Arlene Mllano leave the.Se bottle Sharon Ford, and Dick Gritzke would like to add that, as specimens who bravely saicraficed their lives in order that a consequence of defying these orders, the penalty will be our uP'a1'1d-C0rI1iI1g b1010g1StS will be able to meet the. to vigorously apply ten coats of polish to our principal's requirements of the ,esteemed Instruction O Mr' Yovlene' 1Oaded-d0wn desk' Beverly Kogut, Olivia Mendez, and J a ne t Me l oh u s ky request that the professional model who lurks in the background not be forgotten. Cautiously eying the electrostatic gene rator in Mr. Stephan's physics lab ,are Juliette Pierce, Mary Perez, Rosemary Rachuna, Loretta Przybylski , Susan Petkovsky, Louise Radlowski, and Patricia Proudman who extend a warning to future ph y s i c i s t s in order that they will not be shocked by the hair -raising ability of this device. Here we find John Whittingham, Tom Wiencek, Carl Weiss, Jerry Waugaman, Richard Whipple and Vince Ivsan discussing school affairs with Rose Vranjes, Pat Tutko and Steffie Urbanczyk who leave this delicious fruit for the hungry Undefclassmen- The massiveness of our modern gymnasium impresses these seniors as Frank Chruney, Kathy Calcaterra, MaryAnn Chiodo, Joan Cipriano, Peggy Colangelo, Dolores Cafarella, and Kenny Bracci think of next year's basketball season and the hopes of capturing the N. F. L. Championship, while Gail Anderson, Ray Cisowski, Arlene Aroneseno, Arlene Coggins, Eugene Bracci, Lu Balen, Judy Buntich, Barbara Brzezowski, and Carol Antecki point out that not only sports events but dances and other activities will be held here. A i The 1960 Seniors wlll llkeswise decide their future as Ba rba ra speha I' Agnes Tomaka Dolores Startek Bob Taylor Jackie Stahl Sandra Strong, Here in the cafeteria Nancy Kielbiewicz, Andrea Wilk, Sandy Woods, Sandy Yoviene, Jackie Zsiros, and Grace Yoviene's mouths water as they and Norbie Zadzilka, John Yohannes, and Tom Zawadski think of the spaghetti and raviolli on which our hungry underclassmen will feast. O' x,,-P-' lt is the wish of William Jefferson, Mario n Ka z o r, Margaret Judge, Vivian Kerelchuck, Sa nd ra J u r an, Tom Hughes, and Henry Kasparzak that future typists will enjoy the shiny, new typewriters which will e cho the familiar click-click of Do rothy Leonard Marcinkowski, Robert Johnson, Pearley Jones, Joseph Hamner, and Elaine Jaromin as they indus - triously type in Miss G. Widmer's little haven. Hamner, Albert Corvigno, Robert Evancho, Jack Eszak, Ed Fik, Daniel Czyz, Tom Couhig and Robert Di Tommaso hope that, in Mrs. Long's modern home economics room, the concepts of luxurious living will be realized. -ll Tom Tom Barb 3 3 U? int! Most Eligible 5 Judy 'Q s , f .qi I J fan Xe Sandy Gene Most Athletic Peggy Gene . F5 . Most likely to Succeed Most Shy Pat Jim 41 - ' .gf Vince Joan Most Popular C7 'S 'y Best Looking P Joyce QA' 49' Nh- B1 NA. l r L9 1 i A L Up the stairs Y-Tee n The Y-TEEN CLUB , under the leadership of our president, Mary Lou Luciano,has set a good example of achievement. Working in close cooperation with the YWCA inBuffalo, the Group has participated in many successful projects. Bandages were prepared for the Cancer Treatment Center at R o s well Park Hospitalg the plasma bot- tle project of the Red Cross also received their assistance. The drives for funds to relieve Mul- tiple Sclerosis sufferersg T h e March of Dimes and the Joint Charities s aw the Teeners doing more than their share to help the sick and the destitute. For recreation and to promote fellowship with other teen -age groups, these young people or- ganized two record hops and a bowling party . Another highlight was a splash party at the Y in Buffalo followed by a buffet . A barbecue at the home ofthe retiring president closed the activities for the year . Under the leadership of the incoming pres- ident, Frances Pieczonka, the Club hopes for another year o f real achievement for others. Left to right Karen Rojeck, Sargent at Arms, Sylvia Pasherb, Maureen Smith, Patricia Strobeck, Margaret Wesley, Christine Pasherb, Vice President Barbara Lofek, Chaplaing Nancy Hercek, Margaret Judge, Barbara Gawlak, Mary Ann Skibinski, Geraldine Pieczonka Virginia Sawicki, Secretary, Karen Balsavage, Mary Ann Chiodo, Jacqueline Ziros,FI'aI1COS Pieczouka Rose Anne Sokal Mary Lou Luciano, Presidentg Josephine Violanti, Dorothy Plandowski, Grace Yoviene, Anna Peters, Marguarite Colangelo , im er ,H 0 A 160 Throughout the day a pupil seeks and f ind s , INTELLECTUAL ACI-IIEVEMENT 111 the story of the past as presented ln a h1story class in the preparation of a theme for Literature ina chemistry experiment or a problem in physics in the free expression of art class He is taught and he learns those principles which leave him 'I an individual and at graduation an adult , nl i N 4 iii! LACKAWANNA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL RAY A. SENIOR HV Honor ,A J has done Above Average work X Average :WWF CHEMISTRY WRX-.sa T Ma ks o A e age M, sn M fi? R..L0lL as EVALUATION OF PUPIL S TRAITS ONLY unsahafactory traits are checked WORK HABITS SOC AL ATTITUDES DaIyPepaatons C Ope ton Accu acy D D0 dab W YY P o pt ess Cou fesy to Q Neat ess t g Use of CI ss T d dl-'U' Hell! W k 9 0 Class Appo e t Abl ty Atte do ce if some sxnus EXCELLENT comments cooPERAT1vE GOOD MANNEFB STUDLOUS A rmql Exam Grade R100 f umm, 1 Date JUNE 1959 Teacher MR SMITH INTELLECTUAL AC4-IIEVEMENT Q 1 ff? - 1' I, A , , e V 'O , X X 1 - X. v, x A, , Q ., -., W 'Af V x A I 'N ..... . .. .................. In 'V . . x 1 T , ug.: '- V ' ff ...... fs af ...... , QQ F' ' A 5 N ' in . ....... . . ............... . I A A Q C' xx ' A,-' ll- 'perm r YELQ1. i v r H ' sf k A . . A ' ess as We t 5 f , ' .' ,lk Q . i 3 ., I. i r 1 i .. 8. o- ra i . . 5 L 2, r ,, 9. e n li ., '- t .I A 3. rm n ., lo. Y .. 5 fs no jig 3 4, Ima tive .. l Z1 ,l K f 5. n .. ll. Repor .n for In- f I' 5 5 3 6A a ,me In :vi .. 5 KN. , N 7. or in t 12- y ,Si ' A ' r n in .. n n ,. f I K 1 ,Q I h . 4.1 ! '9vi' s,T,'xx4 Q. ........... .. 'P 1 I . . . -. . . . Tv ' A- .. ,. . ,. ........... f --f gf F t is .f ' . x r , ,iq . . ...................... z M--,-.ll ',' QL' In connection with the production of the paper, fourteen members of the Staff journeyed on May 27 to the campus of the University of St. Bonaventure. Guided by our advisers, we participated in the University's annual Press Day. Here we attended lectures on news techniques editorial writing, lay-out, interviewing, and sports coverage. After listening to experts like John Charles Daley , we felt well repaid for our trip despite a hectic two - hour lunch period. Newspaper Stuff Back Row Nobert Zadzilka, Edwin Holota, Arlene Milano, Susan Petkovsky, Sandra Yoviene, Winifred Manley, Richard Gritzke, Victoria Tomaka, Carol Gritzke, Rose Anne Sokal, Dorothy Plandowski, Margaret Wesley, Madelyn Musiel, Kathleen Notley Lucille Balen, Carol Jo Kosikowski, Diane Notley ll-nun, ,ia lluuuu-I, 'gf-'nv H 7 5 6' V G ima ,R 3 L W z l ' L A H ,, ,ff B A '4 Q 'BQ' ' ' L IX WATCHING THE BOSS WORK kc K TOM RADITIC-Artist Creating ROSE ANNE SOKAL - Junior Typist , -,-- J- 'EJ 4, ,r 1? Back Row: Norbie Zadzilka, Barbara Rutzen, Torn Raditic, Arlene Coggins, Carmen Perez, Mary Ann Paniccia Grace Yoviene, Sandra Strong, Elaine Jaromin, Arlene Aroneseno, Sharon Ford, Francine Skraly, Sandy Yoviene Arlene Milano, Pat Gaczewski, David Lesinski, Lu Balen, Judy Buntich 'J I Jim Hendra D . . Ye u I' S Miz: ffsgzilrlniejewski . 4 7 fi lf, Lv VX .11 ,X 4 Assistant Principal Mr. Harry Doherty bosses his office help- Nuncy Kielbiewicz, Carolyn Tan, Judy Krunipek, Jerilyn Pluta, Victoria Petrovich, Sandra Juran, Susan Petkovsky, and Mary Louise Luciano Off' A'd Ice I Robert Hasler, assistant principal working over his absentee list while his office help kibitzes Donna Reeb, Ruth Fortini, Tonika Todorovich, Joyce Cross, Beverly Kogut, Patricia Gaczewski, Mary Louise Luciano, Carol Vane Y Q , ., f 'Y ,f , 'T P 'I X v- - ,nv The Switch board Gals 0f Back Row Florence Blattenburger, Dorothy Beres, Joyce Tomasulo, Sandra Juran, Mary Jane Beres, Marion Rogers, Barbara Rutzen, Sharon Ford, Grace Yoviene, Arlene Coggins, Patricia Manley, Nancy Kielbewicz, Joanne Darmstedter Row ll Carol Vane, Kathleen Rams, Jane Sikorski, Eileen Haskins, Doris Szczygiel, Jerilynn Pluta, Vivian Bradley, Jean Witczak ol' ' Sandra Swiercz, a senior operator of sev- eral years dependable service in s t r u cts sophomore girls: Patricia Strobeck, Karen Smith, Maureen Smith on our switchboard . 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I a lfw I L-.1--, ani -l ' 'wg-iaf ,- tx XXX: Scholarship Society Standing Richard Gritzke, Eugene Bracci, William Potwora, Arlene Milano, Sharon Ford, Biirhzirzi Rutzen, Barbaiu Lofek, Loretta Przybylski, Joseph Ronianowski, Patricia Gaczewski Seated Sandra Yoviene, Lucille Balen, Christine Pasherb, Carol Jo Kosikowski, Susan Pctkovsky, M, QU. ....Qwi,urL Arlene Coggins, Edwin Holota, Patricia Wisher WM I. Q if J 1 -Nw i ' ' W . 'fr ' - if e - 9, . 'L F! if x S t ! ty 2, RAY WHIPPLE Ray represented our class as a delegate to American Legion ' s Boys' State at Colgate U, F or his wide interests and his scho- lastic leadership, Ray was the choice of Lackawanna Post 63, ARLENE MILANO For her qualities of leadership, her honors record, and for the wide respect she has won from her classmates, Arlene Milano became the recipient ofthe '59 Danforth Foundation Award. BARBARA LOF EK Her essay on the Constitution, her consistently high scholastic achievement, and for good, all- around school citizenship, Barb won the D A R Citation. Y? I 1959 MATHEMATICS CONTEST 1. Barbara Lofek 2. Christine Pasherb 3. John Whittingham Sandra Yoviene accepts from Mrs. McGraw the Buffalo Pan-Hellenic Citation for distinction in Leadership and Participation in school activities . 'iii 'xr T rnl .er RICHARD GP-ITZKE PATRICIA A. GAC zswsm Winner of the American Legion Americanism Essay Award on the subject, Lincoln's I d e a s of Americanism, Dick visited Washington during Easter time. Pat's good work on the Regents scholarship examination won a four-year college career which we know she will put to profit - able use . Congratulations! Gold Medal for Senior Scholastic Honors Sandra Yoviene Citation to our Outstanding Business Graduate Ann Paniccia Richard Gritzke Sandra Yoviene Barbara Lofek Christine Pasherb Arlene Milano Susan Petkovsky Weinstein Trophy for English achievement Bausch 8zLomb Medal in Science Achievement inMathematics Competition Excellence in Senior Mathematics Alumni Awards for outstanding participation in school activities Citizenship Citation to a Senior Lu Balen Achievement in American History Achievement in Art Chamber of Commerce Leadership Award NOMA Citation for Excellence in Business John Whittingham Thomas Raditic Arlene Aroneseno Vivian Kerelchuk Tool Engineers for Machine Shop Proficiency Robert Rush Americanism Essay Medal Richard Gritzke Achievement in Industrial Arts Ronald Motyka Perfect Attendance for Four Years Mary La Bella Underwood Award to Most Proficient Typist Mary La Bella Underwood Award to Exceptional Business Graduate V. Kerelchuk Excellence in Machine Shop Practice Edward Lichota 53 - - Z 'Q' , U W, ' x fgw, ri ,ld is Q ff .W A . 5 ln' 1. V X 881 go- , ffl. 1 'cf' gy, 6 1 1 ill ' lKl?l ' ll2l ' 1 I so-1--.-.ang - ,- ucnsuilp. v W .- ili- z -. , 3 lila :IN-H - si 1s mi. 1 lil: ann- 1 ll' ,,, I a'ii haul llltl I- un? WP' gs 40 ,hx 4,1 It 1 .JY 1 'V' ,, sf! 1 , ,f MN. X iq-uv ? 310119 hu.. Row 1 Andrea Andreeff Row 11 Mary Elizabeth Grucela Row 111 Joanne Malyak Mary Ann Doherty Kathleen Shea Claudia Karl Joanne Kwarta Sheila Myers Barbara Mazur Elma Wilson Amalia Leonetti Tina Bellezza Gerald Koziol NWWM ESI' Sm urliiom Z9 N M 2 vasllllqly L ON 9 ll SX The National Latin Honor Society, sponsored by the National Association for promotion of the study of Latin, has for its purpose recognition of outstanding classroom achievement of students of Latin This year the Lackawanna Senior High School received its charter as an affiliate andhas been assigned its official designation - Chapter LVIH. Membership, in tnis School, is limited to those students of advanced Latin who have maintained an average of 9096 for the first three quarters of the school year, and have excelled in qualities of character and citizenship. Members have receivedpersonal Lat in Honor Society Certificates. Each year we join thousands of other students of Latin in a contest sponsored by the national headquarters. At present we have a trophy indicative of three past medal winners inthis contest, and we are o n our way to a second award, Those receiving creditable ratings, but not medal winners, receive suitable certificates of honor. Since our goal is outstanding achievement inallfields, this or- ganization provides an incentive by recognizing this performance. Labor Omnia Vincit. Jgnior latin Honor Society X fb ff .-fl, R72 K M l s ,vw 4 ,. Nvb.-ill' L-J and QUNUT7 ,- Y rx ,l X., I I fp fi f C, 214110 X 0 if yn? ' bor 111 X I, I I C, ,dl lf l ll ,kg 'K gf xg, X, XFN THE ULTIMATE ACHIEVEMENT I f , A. 11 . 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A ,f-- v 5 -1.41 K V 6 SX 'Q' IN HIS FOUR YEARS AT LACKAWANNA HIGH, THIS SENIOR WILL HAVE HAD 748 DAYS TO REACH THE GOALS AS POINTED UP BY HIS GRADUATION. EACH DAY MADE HIM MORE READY TO FIND HIS PLACE IN THIS YEAR, 1959, THE GOLDEN JUBILEE YEAR OF OUR CITY, IN HIS WORLD OF THE FUTURE. THESE HAVE BEEN DAYS IN AN ATOMIC AGE WHERE WE HAVE MACHINES AND POWER ENABLING ONE MAN TO DO THE WORK OF THOUSANDS. YET, THERE IS A UNIVE RSA L BELIEF THAT THE AGE FEELS A SHORTAGE OF HUMAN POWER, OF EMOTIONAL AND SPIRITUAL POWER. BECAUSE WE HOPE THAT THE SENIOR WHOM LACKAWANNA SENDS INTO OUR SOCIETY HAS THESE RESOURCES, HE OR SHE WILL BE OUR ULTIMATE ACHIEVEMENT. 57 g1Rw 'EM The Teacher, The 5TUd9l1T, AND The Workshc QMSSESU5 D8 -nv ., jr ,fy 'e CJ N, ,- W1 THESE SIX SOPHOMORES REPRESEINT THE CLASS OF 1961 WITH 314 HIGH SCHOOL DAYS BEHIND THEM, THEY ARE SPOTLIGHTED' HERE A LOOK ALIVER , ATOP STLDEINT, AIN ALL AROLND LEADER, AGOODMAGAZINE CAMPAIGNER. ANY OR ALL OF THESE CHARACTERISTICS SPEAK OLT FOR SURE PERSONAL SUCCESS THE WRITING ON THE WALL INDICATES A STORY WITH A SQ MQIMQQES L: 'S ,L J G E ,. Q, fri 47 . ,4 T ' A L ' 'E KA ai v I -1' :ll ' f- l 1 . , I I I K 0 U 'fi I 2 A , - - Mr. Paul Munich Homeroom 103 Top Row Edward Puchalski, Christopher Monaco, Robert Ziobro, Joseph Wiencek, William Szczygiel, Richard Prost, James Weeks, Richard Paszek, Walter Mazgaj Walter Washington, Walter Sopieki, Gerald Rojek, Steven Zelasny, Ronald Rogacki, William Ryder Dania1Walentarski. Richard Zambron, Stanley Zawadzki, Frank Winicki, Jerome Wright William Zelasny, John Sauberan , Ronald Stein, Edward Zajac -I Top Row Pat Pikula, Claudette Ramirez, Diane Trim Elizabeth Remis, Geraldine Jarzembak, Lugarda Swahlon, Carol Ann Orr, Bonnie Britting, Lorraine Musiak, Pat Rukavina Melanie Moncalian, Carolyn Licata, Diane May, Mary Reiehe, Bonita Llgutko, Diane Chlosta Joyce Fadeley, Patrica Herod, Janet DeStefano, Nancy Jarzembach, Gefilldine KWUOS, 5h2lI'On KUSll'GlJ1l Row 1 Barbara Gladney, Patricia Reynolds, Bernadette Hughes HomeroomI05 f vo 'hr Y fl Homeroom I06 Top Row Mr. Michael Schiavi Frank Kulik, Joseph DiStefano, Daniel Schaefer, John Nash, James Hoffman, Richard Kirby, Raymond Bromley, Charles Kosich Angelo Velasquez, Clifford Kancler, Stanley Pielecha, Victor Kapinos, Gerald Posster Stephen Basty, Raymond Gambino, Donald Giancaterino, Frank Podpora, Elmer Tomory Arsi11ioCapuani, Timothy Taylor, Frank Selice, Ronald Mavrek, Anthony Nicometo, John Verbanoff QC I f ll! W fx FTW? iff' .-1 Ns-K if ff ' Y' TOD ROW Katherine Kernitz, Janet Szelewski Jacqueline Perez, Joyce Carroll, Linda Knaszak, Carol Haskins, Theresa Bigaj, Sandra Anderson Carol McGarrity, Mary Lee Taylor, Marcia Seres, Sandra Putich, Carolyn Schmidt, Maryann Remis, Shirley Press Sandra Salomon, Carol Cowan, Theresa Matfield, Norma Hacic, Geraldine Zack Carol Berry, Josephine Birchette, Patricia Grzybowski, Christine Bickel, Sandra Herkimer ,- TS Mr. John Toole Homerooml09 ? fe- Top Row Carmen Smith, Joyce Dunford, Sandra Syposs, Sandra Katra, Joyce Sworen, Maryann Skibinski, Christine Musciwujewska , Patricia Rosinski, Joan Glab, Nancy Kornak, Geraldine Hacic Mary Ellen Bonarek. Joanne Smith, Carol Sterlace, Carol Gustak, Judith Farello, Joan Dafchik, Sandra Dubke, Frances Herman, Carolyn Hyche Karen Thomas, Patricia Strobeck, Irene Startek, Shannon Grzybowski, Sylvia Sarna, Gloria Becerril Carole Scarsella Homeroom H4 L f x 1 Top Row Homeroom H6 gs 4-Y. Mr. Robert Tenerowicz Y' Raymond Kozub, Charles Gray, Robert Hughes Thomas Hunsinger, Robert Heffler, Frank Byrnarski Richard Kuskosky, Allen Kraus, Michael Engelhardt, Mibhael Kain , James K0ZaCZka, Henry Kozak David Gresinger , William Hodge, William Judge, James Julyan, Martin Litwin, Arnold Grieder Joseph Burke, David Kish, Thomas Jaworski, Leo Majewski, John Hoyson 94 4 0 Q as. Homeroom 123 .,.y in-ff Mr. Fred Wisher Top Row Joseph Potfora, John Czuba, Joseph Gmerek, Stephen Morley, Donald Brennan, James O'Mal1ey David Donacik, Richard Mruk, Michael Mincel RiehardCizdziel,Richard Bartula, James Hendra Stephen Aluarez, Daniel Bilowus, Paul Buntich, Joseph Coggins Edward Bonarek, Daniel Nosowicz, Gerald Burns, Eugene Kaczor Walter Mikolauczak,Robert Bartone, Raymond Pokigo, Nicholas Hlat 3 r ... 1' Top Row Geraldine Vertalino, Helen Morawa, Mary Frances Stoklosa, Patricia Damstetter, Sharon Jcrge, Kathleen George, Ingrid Rezac, Elizabeth Suchan Elaine Czosnyka, Ruth Rocklin Judith Skoczylas, Patricia Tanyi, Geraldine Lucchi, Jacqueline Weiskerger Elizabeth Dilbert, Patricia Thomas, Majorie Pierce, Lenore Flesscl, Kath1eenCordier,Jo Ann Pitillo, Janet Fini, Georgia Ann Vuich, Mary Ann Federici Geraldine Pieczonka, Carol Unvcrdorben, Kathleen Ungaro, Karen Renzi, Barbara Fabac, Mary Louise Tylock, Susan Marie Mazikowski, Linda Gombos an K- 'lg Mr. James Curtin .. Homerooml27 9 ,, Homeroom 128 Mr. Thomas Lalley Top Row Noel Blattenberger, Jack LaSoude, Gerald Pasiecznik, Richard Lechowski, Jeremy Johnson , Rodger Dudzak, Walter Palczewski, Kenneth Aloi Eugene Ford, David Brosman, Rodger Parker, Richard Giancaterino, Daniel Monachino Irwin Kriegler, Frank Blakely, Joseph Butka, Joseph Georgeski Donald Doyle, Thomas Daniels, Edward Oszust, Jack Gardina, Anthony Caruso, Thomas Colangelo fgn- N t Mr. Paul Stephan T0p Row Joanne Jacobi, Donna Waugaman Victoria Tomaka, Sylvia Zuber Homeroom 222 Shirley Melvin, Mary Ann Regueira, Sylvia Pasherb, Theresa Kotarski, Barbara Gawlak, Paula Drach, Joan Renzo, Winnie Manley Christine Walthall, Josephine Violanti, Anna Peterman, Christine Walsh, Lois Cupples, Marilyn Miller, Carol Gritzke Lena Salmon, Margaret Wesley, Joan Alice Mauerman, Dianne O'Brien, Judith Burns, Kathleen Notley Mkvm, 52 'J-8-W' S ..,-4 Wi Tod Kloc, Prcsidcntg . T? K ' 1 6? i ef xl' K I Samuel Endich, Vice Presidentg Josephine Chuyun, Secrcturyg Joseph Bernardi, Treasurer JUNQSEQQ TOP Row Garry Drach, Thomas Gingher, Richard Giannicchi Peter Echeverria, Thaddeus Kloc, James Micucci Homeroom 209 QA ii' as Miss Marion Doherty Top Row George Bartokovich, Robert Homeroom Ill Capodagli Gene Klubek, Frank Maiorano, Ronald Mix, Paul Boduch , Richard Garbacz, John Merta John Coburn, Alfred Sabuda, Thomas Fontana, Terry Burgon, Angel Sanchez Robert Canestrari, Roger A Ernest Kovacs, Cary Mihok lyster, John Quinn, James Otremba , Titus Paolini, .Richard Massari, Samuel Endich vf 5' -TJ l if lp Yr' fi Y' ' vs X 1. , 'rp .. .. 1 1 F' 1jf ?'3f 313523 rg: '35 I fr:-61 Q A C ,tak--1 - H I -Mlm ,W YI 1-ew TOP ROW Ruth Lewis, Kathleen Shea, Jane Rims, Barbara Suto, Mary McLaughlin, Tina Belleza, Geraldine Jaworski Isabella Perry, Marilyn Hyche, Nancy Janak, Frances Pieczonka Jane Semena, Rose Cozza, Mary Elizabeth Grucela, Sharon Fitzgerald Nancy Hercek , Virginia Rusak, Elaine Michnik, Jeanette Prucnal e .I I 3 Miss Margaret Widmer -IF nn-fx' P'- Mr. Stanley Gworek Top Row Teresa Deptula, Karen Maltby Gloria Bates, Mary Anticoli, Alice Nalepa, Kathleen Fanning, Jeanne Croom Homeroom IIS Andrea Bitka, Constance Cott, Kathleen Nowak, Eilrrn Haskins, Diane Murdzia, Joanne Hydenovich Phyllis Dixon, Geraldine Faraci, Alice Grzech, Mary Ann Hoyson, Carol Ifovich Mary Lou Donowick, Josephine Chayan, Barbara Michalek, Carmen Gonzalez ...Q '7' .mm ,, 4 N1 TOP ROW John Mokski, Ronald Czosnyka Thomas Davison, Joseph Delimonte, George Palovich, Gerard Ortiz, John Mazur Robert Dulski, Charles Gardner, David Peszko, Fred Cswaykus, Joseph Drzewiecki, Thomas Pluta Daniel Bukaty, John Mecca, John Melvin, Robert Georgie, Anthony Kapa Thomas Johnson, James Lasher, David Lesinski, Francis Bernard, James Camilloni, Christopher Glab Mr. Gene Zadzilka . Homeroom 210 A 1 A Mrs. Evelyn Haley HomeroomII2 Top Row Mary Ann Sass, Beverly Zimpfer, Tonika Todorovich, Theresa Szramka, Rose Ann Sol' Ann Marie Thomas, Elma Wilson Jeanne Witzak, Neda Turkula, Joyce Wilson, Dorothy Sasiadek, Doris Szczygiel, Kath1eenSchmidt, Patricia Smerka Sylvia Ryder, Lucillewoyshner, Patricia Sterlace, Joan Zak, Margaret Rzemek Esther Urbanczyk, Kathleen Rams, Arlene Shul, Carol Topinko Frances Valentine Osa Smith, Mary Ann Wedzina 1 Uv Q-. is JI' 1 Top Row Raymond Wolentorski, Richard Skraly, Aurthur Potwara, Martin Thompson Henry Szweda, Stanley Zambron, John Miecznikowski, William White Thomas Sowicki, Robert Rertler, Kenneth Poloncarz, Paul Williams Walter Gaj, Thomas Urbanczyk, William Thomas, Anthony Vuich Thomas Whytas, Ralph Valentine, William Small, Paul Tullor John Pienta, Ralph Sambuchi Homeroom I02 avg Top Row Homeroom IIO 5 C5 ' Mr. Thomas Campoli A04 John Luba, Peter Pieczonka, Herbert Englehardt, James Hughes Daniel Kelsey, William Rogers, Felix Dipronio, Daniel Klos, Jack Migliore, Joseph Bernardi, David Pokigo Richard Julylia, John Salvalzo, David Busch, Ronald Millanti, Gerald Koziol, Jack Devic, William Bilowus , Walter Kurnik, Dennis Couhig Bernard Dafmswdtef, K9I1D6thPietI'0WSki, Kosta Nizamoff, Robert Klubek, Thomas Ivsan, Anthony Fontana, Joseph Kozak 7!'F ',?1QiWu 'W' 1 13 x -J 'J Q 7 IJ H 19' 5' ' 96 x, J 1 qt if, ,lib 1 41, Top Row Joan Opiel, Jeanette Croom, Katherine Breckenridge, Constance Perry, Sarah Caracci, Mary Ann Doherty, Desanka Petrovich Louise Rodvan, Estelle Mahoney, Rose Marie Pino, Maureen Asztalos, Madeline Hall, Donna Loretto Claudia Karl, Diana Haj, Carolyn Rukavina, Sharon Love Joanne Kozak, Patricia Radlowski, Donna Reeb, Joyce Mandiak, Sylvia Klesic, Vivian Bradley , 'N-'X -4' H Mr. Julius Boda Homeroom 124 , N-' ,BJ W, Mr. Stephen Rose X . V 1, .fu ,izhfm Cali Top Row Raymond Pajak, David Scarsella, Ronald Paluh, Ronald Bonar, Kenneth Swiech, John Rudnicki, Frank Galus John Kogut, George Vertalino, Steven Angle,Richard Paluh, Michael Nayda, Raymond Whipple, Walter Herod Eugene Szkutak, Donald Wick, Ted Davison, Walter Jaromin, Henry Whytas James Scott, Ezra Vines, Ted Szramka, Stephen Micciche 34 -41-5 l,,,,f N-.P N-nf if - Top Row Elaine Amrozowicz, Sheila Myers, Joanne Malyak Dorothy Beres, Joanne Kwarta, Patricia Majcher, Constance Sroba, Teresa Stoklosa, Christine Kutera Elaine Turina Phyllis Richardson, Katherine Opinski, Gail Evans, Carolyn Tan, Geraldine Pluta Patricia Kolodziej, Teresa Inglut, Judith Lovelace, Geraldine Tomilo, Judith Panoff, Sandra Tos Miss Catherine Barrett 'R Qu Homeroom 126 V 'ire -4 St x, . 5 Top Row Jim Drozdowski, Albert Strong, Eugene Stoklosa, Leonard Jablonski, Daniel Schenk, David Kukoleca, Mary Green, David Barnett, Charles Hill, Carvis Braxton Donna Wahlenmayer, Carol Makeyenko, Carol Agro, Irene Fox, Dolores Burke, Janet Gourdine Absentees Barbara Mazur, Mary Lou Beres, Sandra Pasquarella, Amalia Leonetti, Karen McDonnell Jane Sikorski, Leonard Gasiewicz, Walter Gaj, Pat Stanek, Carol Butryn, Ruth Fortini, Jackie Hayes, Elaine Buczek Rose Mary Inglut, Robert Zambron, Anna Eitler, Judith Ross, Frances Pieczonka, Janice Heath Irene Williams 1, TIME out , ATTENDANCE AND ITS PROBLEMS IN OUR NEW SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Moving from the old High School on Ridge Road to the modern Senior High School on Martin Road in November of the school year presented many problems for those students involved in the change: Getting up earlier, preparing a lunch, transportation to and from school, extra-curricular activities, and others almost too many to catalogue here. Perhaps the greatest difficulty was the transportation adjustment . Happily, most of us adjusted quickly aided by the cooperation of the Buffalo Transit Corp. a.nd the Eighth Period presided over by Mr. Doherty and Mr. Hasler. During the second semester, a wave of mild illness swept through the area with far more apparent effect among pupils in the secondary schools. In spite of illness, however, the students of our School maintained one of the highest percentages of daily ave r age attendanc e compared to other schools ln the Western New York section. The majority of students realize that employers always check with your school regarding attendance and punctuality records. It is therefore, to your advantage to establish the best record possible. We are proud of our record as a school since we have consistently maintained an average attendance throughout the year of 963, or better. How about YOUR record for 1959 - 1960 ? 82 415 Rf Q--1 LJ C? SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR FRANK PODPORA ROSE SOKAL MARY LABELLA NEVER ABSENT NEVER ABSENT NEVER AEENT NEVER LATE Top Row Thomas Snyder, Thomas Maciocha, Maureen Smith, Joseph Amorosi, Robert Gayles Humbert Cipriano, Karen Balsavage, Jack Hotnich, Karen Rojek, Michael Pokigo, Evelyn DePasquale, Carol Camilloni Felix Me1illo,Gloria Teats, Alexandra Ficzere, Beverly Richardson, Donna Tobias, Janice Dockett, William Horbachewski X 'Y 2 u.,-... 1959 Senior Class Officers Q2-F' X 9 -4 . Q Judith Krumpek, Treasurer Edwin Holota, Vice-President Joyce Tomasulo, Secretary ssms . , 7, ff ,ye A fp? GAIL ANDERSON Kxagf' 415-5' CAROL ANTECKI 'Qs- ARLENE ARONESENO i 'X Jqw iv' LUCILLE BALEN awww SLK V I 'Q WV fxix QQ.- 85 62 MARY JANE BERES '7 ! wmv JAMES BERRY , , ,. 3 C fi? 'N --i 4 N N N ' fi, bbb' A ..,t , , X FTIFFNE - S' FLORENCE BLATTENBERGER E UGENE BRACCI 4 KENNETH BRACCI BARBARA ANN BRZEZOWSKI lf-' hr' n n- if J UDITH BUNTICH 8 6 DOLORES CAFARE LLA 'x JOSE PH CALAFAT G 'L m f-,. xg , I '4 V f ti gk A KATHERINE CALCATERRA DAVID CEBULSKI qs' MARY ANN CHIODO Wi FRANK CHRUNEY is JOAN CIPRIANO 8 7 JOSEPH CIPRIANO RAYMOND CISOWSKI 6 M 17' , A, 4-V ea A 4- Q Q A., BARBARA CLOUDEN av 'G' ARLENE FRANCES COGGINS MARGUERITE COLANGELO CHARLENE CONTE Y Y' ALBERT CORVIGNO 8 8 THOMAS COUHIG DANIEL CZYZ X -4' Aw EE A, x J .1 ,'f -nv PETER DABICH so J OANNE MARIE DARMSTEDTER 9.6 6255! ROBERT DI TOMMASO 96 RUBY EDWARDS MARILYN DOYLE 151' vs.. JUDY DYLO 89 41 JOHN ES ZAK V, 5, ' . Q W X , Ari. .Q-7g5'F'1'L'-7 rim' 7: - -5- f 1. - ' t':.' ,, - . ' if? ,g'.::,gi-., 3:-.5 Qrffgif , ,4f:'ff4. ggfzzzf HQ 3- 'f, . .1 ,f:,, my Wi ', f' ' , LQ- .. r-gpg.: 1, 'ug Y ..V A. . 511. QQL- I , ' -1'-2' IL. .- J I ., , - . .1 ,1- -, gi? . ,f -. 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BETTE JEAN GRITZKE Sa' DOROTHY HAMNER JOSEPH HAMNER 92 DANIE L HAWRY LC ZAK Ai RONALD HEFFLER 'S' PATRICIA ANN HODY uf, BM 16:4 FRED HENDRA LEONARD INGOLDSBY iv M' Awami EDWIN HOLOTA KR sr Y '37' T' gil L19 -fo-4 JOYCE HERKIMER VINCENT IVSAN THOMAS HUGHES 93 fm 'tr 19 t A ff ' 5 'N f f jf: 2 1 1 A Jil I 1 if I gl R N ,va .1-. , A N fx ' I A lx N -'. , f - f WV, n - j 'Q I ' 4' N X, L I ,f E. 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