Larksville High School - Lark Yearbook (Larksville, PA)

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ROBERT WICHT Wicky WVicky has a pleasant voice, As a singer he's our choice. Academic Coursey Glec Club lg World of Today Club 25 Radio Club 33 Student Council 43 Senior Patrol? Secretary ol Student Council: Band Concert. 2, 4. GEORGE YANOK Orgy On the team Orgy played een- ter, He never let the opposition enter. Academic Course 3 Ernest Thomp- son Seton Club lg Athletic Club 2, 3, 45 Ifootball Scrubs 1, 2, Varsity 3, 43 Stage Manager 3, 4. JOHN ZIELINSKI Ski John is carefree quiet and shy, You'll never meet a finer Huy. Academic Course, First Aid lj Athletic Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Patrol, Football Team Scrubs l, 2, Varsity 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4. EDVVARD ZOFCIN Eddy Eddy wants to go to college, So he can increase his know- ledire. Academic Courseg Radio Club 35 Student Council 43 Class Presi- dent, Cheerleader 43 Honor Roll 35 Business Manager of Year- book: K. A. D. 3, 43 Junior and Senior Patrol Co-Chairman Junior-Senior Prom and Senior Minstrel. JOHN WRIGHT Johnny John is intelligent and bright, Essays he can always write. Academic Coursey Glee Club 13 Cinema Club 2, 3, 4: Student Council: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Band Concert Z, 3, 43 K. A. D. 3, 4: Stage Manager el: Senior Patrol. JAMES YOSH Shoes Shoes and El are going: steady, He Won't marry because she's not ready. Academic Course: Glee Club 1: Melody and Drama Club 23 Li- brary Club 3: Novelty Club 4: Band Concert 4. EARL ZIMMERMAN CuDid To school Cupid rides a bike, He'd hather peddle than take a hike. Commercial Course: Glee Club 1 3 W'orld oi' Today Club 23 Library Club 33 Student Council 43 K. A. D. 43 Junior and Senior Pa- trol.

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l IRENE STEPANIK Rene Where Rene goes she'll make a hit, She has a sense of humor and of wit. Handicraft Club 1, 2: Radio Club 3: Song Fiesta Club 4: Yearbook Staff: Girls' Chorus 4: Cheerleader 4. GEORGE TOMASAK Yudi Georgie's favorite sport was football, His hair is blond and he's quite tall. Academic Course : Ernest Thomp- son Seton Club 1: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Football Scrubs 1, 23 Varsity 3, 4: Senior Patrol. JOSEPH VOYTEK Chips When playing cards Chips is Sly, You can't beat him, no mat- ter how hard you try. Academic Course: Ernest Thomp- son Seton Club 1: Social 2: Library Club 3: Song Fiesta 4: Basketball Scrubs 1: Baseball 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: President 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4. FRANCIS SMITH Hank Always quiet and very shy, He can hit a ball up to thc sky. Academic Course: Glee Club: Ernest Thompson Seton Club 1: World of Today Club 2: Library Club 3: Student Council 41 Senior Patrol: Baseball Scrubs 3, Varsity 4. CATHERINE SPOCK Kate', Thcre's always fun when Kate's around, A jollier girl can not be found. Commercial Course: Handicraft Club 1, 2: Library Club 3: No- velty Club 4: Girus' Cho1'us 4. ANNE TINCOFSKI Ann A majorette and a wonderful girl, Give her a baton and watch her twirl. Commercial Course: First Aid Club 1: Handicraft Club 2: Radio Club 3: Novelty Club 4: Majorette 3, 4: Yearbook Staff: Girls' Chorus 4: K. A. D. 4. EDWARD TOMEK Shank Shank was the captain of the football team. He kept the boys right on the beam. Academic Course: First Aid 1: Athletic Club 2, 3, 4: Football Scrubs 1: Varsity 2, 3, 4: Cap- tain 4: Basketball Scrubs 2, Varsity 3, 4: Captain 4: Base- ball 4: Senior Patrol: Senior Play: Chairman Junior-Senior Prom: Chairman Senior Min- strel. BERNARD WASHINGTON Bernie If your car stops, and won't start. Let Bernie take it apart. Commercial Course: First Aid Club 1: Social Hour Club 2: Radio Club 3: Student Council 4: Senior Patrol. CARL WASICKANIN Washy One of the nicest boys we ever knew, He's a gentleman through and through. Academic Course: First Aid Club 2: Social Hour Club 2: Radio Club 3: Novelty Club 4: Junior and Senior Patrol. ROBERT SULEY Soley Soley works in the American store. He carries boxes from door to door. Academic Course: Ernest Thomp- son Seton Club 1: World of Today Club 2: Radio Club 33 Student Council 4: Junior and Senior Patrol 4. MYRON STEELE Mike Mike is an excellent judge, He's not one to hold a grudge. Academic Course: Social Hour Club 2: Typing Club 3: Student Council 4: K. A. D. 3, 4: Jun- ior and Senior Patrol: Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4: Student Council President 4: Honor Roll 3: Yearbook Staff.

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Yearbook Association Editing The Lark is a serious problem and it must be approached from many different angles because of its importance to all students. We of the yearbook staff didn't have much trouble in taking this task into our stride and in doing so made this book a wonderful remembrance for and of the Class of 49,,. This being our second yearbook in Larksville, we had a little difficulty with the job but we followed in the footsteps of a very successful Senior Class. Our predecessors were very ambitious and put out a very wonderful and accurate account of the hap- penings in Larksville High. Miss Shaffer graciously agreed to sponsor the association and our staff was chosen by the pre- ceding class. Verna Fine was selected as Editor - in - chiefg Edward Zofcin as Business Managerg Edward Tomek as the Assistant Business Managerg Anna Onzik as Managing Editorg Rudolph Fender as Art Editorg and Thomas Korshalla as Sports Editor. The Associate Editors were Arlene Benner, John McDermott, Anne Tincofski, Patsy Dougherty, Paul Kelly, Francis Gavrish and Irene Stepanick, Our roving reporters were soon busy writing and presenting the literary staff with materialg also our candid camera was busy snooping around and snapping picture of every activity possible. The business staff zealously convassed the immediate and neighboring vicinity for ads to help finance our project, and we sincerely appreciate their and the donors cooperation. We also appreciate the help given us by Mr. Feeney in securing ad space. The sports staff, with Ted Marcincoski and Joe Bendick kept its eye on all of the sports activities that occurredg the never ending buzz of typewriters was heard amid the snap and flash of our candid camera. After much praparation and checking the mater- ial received the O. K. of our Editor - in - chief and it was submitted to the printer and engraver for publication. Bills and installments were handled smoothly by our business staff and our yearbook was completed and ready for distribution. We, the yearbook association of 49 , do sincerely liope that this annual will provide an interesting pictorial and account of our high school days. We hope we have lived up to our predecessors aims and we have produced a bigger and better annual than theirs. We hope our successors follow our example and produce a much bigger and better annual this next year.