Larksville High School - Lark Yearbook (Larksville, PA)

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WILLIAM SHEEI-IAN Bill Bill's as handsome as can be, No one on earth is as nice as he, Academic Course: First Aid Club 1: Athlletic Club 2, 3: Ra- dio Club 3: Student Council: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. RALPH SIMOSON Sonny Ralph is a card, a character tray. A joker at all times, but we like him that way. Academic Course: Glee Club 1: Social Hour Club 2: Library Club 3: Glec Club 4: Chorus. ALBERT YAVORCIIAK Gumer Gomer's the guy with a heart ol' gold, He'd give you anythimz so we've been told. Academic Course: Ernest T. Seton Club 1: Athletic Club 2. Il, -4: Football 2, 3, 4. ANTHONY YUSCAVAGE Tony Friends like Tony are hard to find, 'l'herc aren't many of his kinll. Commercial Course :First Aid Club 1: Cinema Club 2, 3, 4: Il:-ind Club 4: Iiand and Orches- tra 1, 2. Il. 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Business Manager of Yearbook: Senior Patrol: Stage Manager. GRAHAM STEELE Sandy A farmer lad who knows his stuff. At all times gentle but never rough. Academic Course: Novelty Club 4: Chorus 4: Concert 4: Senior Patrol. ARLENE STRISH Arlene's a girl we'rc all out for, A real pal good to the core. Commercial Course: Sewing Club 1 : Handicraft 2 : Library 3 : Glee Club 4: Chorus 4: K. A. D. 3, 4. STEPHEN TOPORCER Steve A blonde haired chap who's full of grit, Hard work discourages him, not a. bit. Academic Course: Ernest T. Seton 1: Current Events 2: Ra- dio Club 3: Student Council: Senior Patrol: Boy's Chorus. THERESA TRIBUS Trib Trib is quick to enjoy life, She's sure to win through every strife. Academic Course: Sewing Club 1: Melody and Drama Club 2: Radio Club 3: Glee Club 4: Con- cert 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus: Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4. EDWARD SHEWAN Teddy A quiet fellow l'rom thc mountain height, To see him succeed would bc a delight. Academic Course: Ernest T. Seton Club 1: World of Today Club 2: Library Club 3: Novel- ty Club 4. FLORENCE SIPPLE Flo A little girl, a little doll, Flossie is so cute and small. Academic com-se: Fil-st Aid Club 1: Handicraft Club 2: Li- brary Club 3: Glee Club 4: Con- cert: Chorus. ELIZABETH WOLFSKEIL Betty Pretty hair and eye: of bluc, We like Betty and so will you. Academic Course: First Aid 1: Melody and Drama 2: Library Club 3: Novelty Club 4: K. A. D. 3, 4: Girls' Chorus l, 2, 4: Band Concert: Yearbook. JOSEPH ZONA Z?us On the street hc seems so shy, But on the court he's a flashy guy. Academic Course: Glee Club 1: Current Events 2: Radio 3: Sen- ior Patrol: Stage Manager: In- tramural Buskctball 2, 3, fl: Ring Committee: K. A, D. 4.

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.IOSI'1I'II NIZNIK Joe .loey's wave has real style, Hi- also possesses a winning smile. Arzull-mir Course: Ernest T. Seton l : World of Today 2: Ty- piniz Club 24: Hand Club -1: Iland 1, 2, Il, 4: Orr-he-sira 4: Patrol. ISADORE OBLICK Izzy An alert patrolman who's on the ball He kr-ep's things rolling in the hall. Arzulemie Course: Ernest T. S1-ton l: World ol' Today 2: Ra- dio Club Il: Studi-nt Counr-il 4: l'atrolmun. MARION ROCK Rocky A handsome lad who excels in sports Someday he'll be in the news- reel shorts. Arademie Course: First Aid K'lub 1: Athletic- 2, 3, 4: Fool.- ball l, Z, ll, 1: Bus-.mll 2, 24: llaskelball l: 'senior Patrol. .IOSEPII SAVITSKI Socku A boy who's briizhl in most 1-very vlass, Never let it be saixl he will not pass . Arademiv Course: Glee Club 1: Sol-ial Hour Club 2: Library Club Il: Student Council fl: K, A. D. 3. fl: Honor Roll 1, 2. 4: Intramural Iiasketball. THADDEUS OLSZEWSKI Teddy 'l'ed's voeation is really tops We hope his ambition never stops. Academic Course Ernest E. Seton Club l : Cinema Club 2, 3, 4: Band Club -l: Band 3, -1: Band Concert 3, 4: Ora- torical Contest: Senior Patrol: Yearbook Staff, PAUL PALISCHAK Mousey A husky lad he's always frank Always on hand with a mis- ehievous prank. Academie Course: Ernest T. Seton Club l: World ol' Today Club 2: Typim! Club 3: Glee Club -l. 1 JEROME PEREZ Church When it eomes to leadership, he dues surpass, His trumpet playing is ol the highest class. Academic Course: First Aid Club 1: Cinema Club 2, 3, 4: Band Club 4: Band and Orches- tra 1. 2, 3, 4: Vice-Pres. 2, 3: Pres. 4: Student Council: Co- editor in chief of Yearbook: K. A. D. 3, 4: Oratorical Contest: Honor Roll l. 2. 4: President ol' Senior Class. MICHAEL PETRIGA Mick Mike is a guy who is bound to pro far, Especially if he keeps raving his ear. Academir Course: Iflrst Aitl Club 1: Melody and Drama 2: Radio Club 3: Glee Club 4. MARIE NURDIIEIM Cid Marie is Hank's it's plain to see, Because shi-'s pretty as can be. Aeademie Course: l irsl Aid Club 1: Melody and Drama 2: Library 3: Glee Club 4: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Basketball Team 2, 3 A: Concert: Cheer- leader 4. THERESA OLENICK Terry Terry is a skating fan, No one skates like Terry can. Avademie Course: First, Aid Club 1: World ul' Today Club 2: Library Club 3: Glee Club 4: Girls' Basketball 2. 3. 4: Chorus l. Zi, -ll lland Convert 4. MICHAEL RUDICK Mickcy In football, Nlilu- was on the beam The very best manznrer of ll.e very best Liam. Academic Course: lfiist Aid Club 1: Athle'ic 'llub Z, Y. fl: Student Council: l-'oothall Man- lnrer 3. 4 : Sr. Patrol: Class Olli- cer: Intramural iiasfzffcball: Or- alorieal Contest: Honor Roll I. 2, 3, 4: K. A. D. 3, 45 Editor in chief of Yearbook. VERONICA SENUTA Vern Vern is just so cute and small. She can make most any guy fall. Academic Course: Glee Club ll Melody and Drama 2: Radio Club 3: Novelty Club 4: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Concert 3, 4.

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YEARBOOK STAFF First row: Theresa Dorascavage, Helen Dorak, Anna Mae Gryskiewicz, .Ioan Desciak, Rosemary Gimble, Theresa Ivan, Mary Millo. Second row: Bernice Gcsek, Theresa Olenik, Sally Lahart, Jerome Perez, Carl Gardzalla, Ray Maekiewicz, Anthony Miiskas, Anthony Yuseavage, Michael Rudick, Elizabeth Wolfskiel, Ruth Bump, Margaret Molchan. Absent: Thaddeus Olszewski. Yearbook Associaiion The editing of a yearbook is a project which must be approached seriously because of its importance to every student. We of the Yearbook Association have looked upon our annual as just such an enter- prise and have striven to give the students the best possible remembrance of their high school days. Mr. Shimko gave his approval for the publication of the yearbook. Miss Shaffer graciously agreed to sponsor the Yearbook Association. Students who were elected as officers of the year- book staff were:Michael Rudick, Editor-in-chief: Jerome Perez, Co-editor: Anthony Yuscavage, Busi- ness Manager, Anna Mae Gryskiewicz, Assistant Business Manager: Anthony Muskas, Managing Ed- itor: and Helen Dorak, Treasurer. Much help was received from the Associate Edi- tors who were Bernice Gesek, Theresa Dorascavage. Thaddeus Olszcwski, .Ioan Desciak. Rosemary Gim- ble, Theresa Ivan, Mary Millo, Raymond Mackie- wicz, Betty Wolfskiel, Theresa Olenick, Sally La- hart, Carl Gardzalla, Ruth Bump, and Margaret Molchan. The roving reporters were soon busy Writing and presenting the literary staff with material. The business staff was soon canvassing the vacinity for ads and patrons to aid in financing the project. Various dances, movies, and other activities were held to increase the yearbook fund. The sports staff kept their pencils moving on the sports scenes and the candid camera was kept busy snapping pictures of various activities. After much preparation and hard work the mater- ial was ready for publication. We earnestly hope that our book, the third of its kind, will provide an interesting pictorial and ac- count of our high school days. We hope that our efforts provide an incentive for our successors to prepare a bigger and better annual every year.