Luzerne High School - Per Annos Yearbook (Luzerne, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1950 volume:

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I 4' 1 . of Ulelnhc 5 0 Editor in Chief Associate Editor Business Manager Senior Editors Junior Editor Sophomore Editor History Editor Activities Editors Athletic Editors Art Editor Photograph Editor Advertising Typists YEARBOOK STAFF Susan Yurinski Noelwah Hottenstein Shirley Burns Dolores Foglletta Richard Kern Priscilla Sobeck Dorothy Yurchak Daniel Shockloss Emmy Lou Davis Geraldine Pope Ronald Czekalski John Mesaros Howard Heidel Ruth Ann Petro Thelma Hendershot Ruth Brady Joan Flanagan Stella Bottoms Daniel Voitek Cynthia Edwards Romaine Koval Frank Slaper Anna Mazaika Jerome Geraltoski Beverly Bloom Robert Qeleski Bernadine Bruno Priscilla Sobeck Sally Miller Jo Ann Verhalis Dolores Foglietta Thomas lucy Mary lou Gallagher Ronald Czekalski Advisors Miss Wiener Mr. Reynolds Will Editor..... ...Mary Ann Petro DEDICATIUN DEDICATION DEDICATIUT TO OUR PARENTS Always my counsellor lways my frlend Always w1th patience His help would lend, Always at hand when Life's problems I met Throughout all the world My best frlend yet, Always consistent, Underst ding my mould Always the f1PSt To wish me luck Always the flrst To pralse my pluck Always at hand To glve me a tip Usually saying NKeep a stiff upper The same old sbort, Thls Dad of mlne N1dSt all my sorrows As true as gold We the class of 1950 wlsh to dedicate this yearbook to ate bany of us would have left school to go to work, but our parents struggled on so that we mlght have a better educatlon We shall always appreclate ev rything they have done for us and remember th t 1f it wasn't for them, we mlght not have been able to go out lnto the world We giv them many thanks MI NOTHIR If I were asked to glve a thought whlch 1n one word would speak A unlty of brotherhood, a sympathy complete, A hundred happy cheery ways, a mind that knows 1ts own, Contented mlost a throng of folk, yet peaceful when alone, A heart th t sheds 1ts silent glow, to brighten many another, Without a moment of delay, I'd say, HYou mean my Mother lipn tt I A il 1 - Y DAD . , I A . C an ' 'Q . I our parents, who have made it possible for us to gradu- . 5 A , . . Q: , sl ' . e . A H ......... ' U . ll Tn UN sv O! 1 VN NM. bf 'XX O NOX W 1 tl xxgxxux Xw 9 x, N N Ky. Lxx L N . XX Xu 'N 1 . MXV 1 IKM. 10 L Xxx Q XX s.n.yy 'X X0 Xp xy! L wx, -. XX ,,,, t x y Xu. Q0 xyn XX N, -I-. Xi sy, A k XXX L x N, 1 A I r '-. wipe X - -, . ' gf . xg N xxx kx , XX. N ,mia YN :N:.r' ' xkg f,3 ' A ' H' X X l Q 5 V 1x'X-'K X' 2. Vmx xx ox My iq Wiz, . X . 1 'v R.-RxxxQ.xiH'QxxxXx b K QT: A ' mo xv W v QW in .wg X? ox sig icoihkg V i N il , .gk ww cavuxx yvxx 'tux xnf:'Xx:N43 N xx 1 1 , , x -1 . ' NX SCVQT- 'W A V Af ,w sscxxxx. 'N ' - - -Q7 V Nvv'L!' TF ff ., L ' PRINCIPALXS MESSAGE T0 THE CLASS OF 1950: As I look back to the start of school in 1938, I can remember many of you arriving for your first day of school. It seems as if it were only yesterday, but really al- most twelve years have passed. Many of those who started have left and many have joined you during the years to make up your Senior Class I have enjoyed you and hope I have been of some help to you during the years you spent here I want you to feel free to call on me at any time you see fit l May your years be long and happy with real success in what you do for your life's work ,f,65.,.-ws! TO THE CLASS OF 1950 My wish, among the many good wishes and congratulations that you receive on this occasion of your graduation from Luzerne High Qchool, is that you have only the best of all good thlngs Those of us who have seen classes come and go realize what an amazing number of interests catch your atten tion at this time, how wonderful all the world seems, and how intrepid you many difficult cholces to make regard ing your future work and life In the midst of all these happy days remember that we are always tremendously inter ested in you and wish to help you when ever you need 8SS1St8nC8 or direction are. Too, we realize that you have SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY SEATED Mary Ruth Gilmore Stenography I G II, Office Practice Marie A Kale English II and IV, Latin II Mary E Miles Algebra I Q II, Health, Applied Arithmetic Marion R Wiener Bookkeeplng, Typewriting Dorothy M Connolly Biology, Physics, Chemistry, History II STANDING Kenneth Hottenstein Geometry, Health, Physical Education Martin J Petroskas Biology, English I G II John J Kopetz Problems of Democracy, History III Ford A Reynolds English III, History II Joseph D. Martin French I 6 II, Biology Mary B. Gildea - High School Principal JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY QE TED Marian A Marcin History III, Latin I, Library Noelwah C Hottenstein Homemaking Ruth Morris Miles Art Jr Q Sr High, English 8 Natalie V Waytel English 7 Q 8, Spelling 7 Q 8 Social Science 8 Ann D Frederick Music Jr Q Sr High Mary V Burns Arithmetic 8, Health, Physical Education STANDING Fred J Shupnik Physical Education, History 7 Frank J Yakus Social Science, Mathematics 7 6 9 Henry H Banta, Jr History 8 Q 9 T Stuart Williams Supervising Principal William E Gallagher General Science, History 9 Francis F. Brady - Industrial Arts, English 9 2 HONORS VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Geraldine Pope Susan Zurinsky s W- if 'G 1' ,i .gf-f' ra Beneg 'Zora' Tall and slender and very pert Is tl is girl you can't beat for General fPlay Com 3 Beverley Bloom Bev Bev's a girl who's nice to know With her, a friendshlp is sure to grow General CPlay Com IJ Q la Mae Bottoms 'Stacey' A sports minded girl Ask her a question, you'll Academic CPaper 3, Play th Brady J! 'Ruth' bl See curly 11- e nee Eh ri uth's always there P a ,A, Club 4, Year Book A Bang l,2,3,l,?j I Joan Brooke Red is the best e Y d'Z?ry fl dressed Gen Plajdim. 35 Band 2,3,A Bernadine Bruno Bunny Bunny has brains and personality too And she always has a kind word for you 5 Zo ' - 7 YI tel ' ' Ru I ' 1 I ' . ff Bi e Wh l Ge C 1 ' ' I1 ll T , p +5 Q J ' nc w a . ll I1 Comercial fPlay Com. I+? Pep Club IJ Shirley Burns nShirln She always wears a sunny smile And is always in the latest style. Comercial CPaper l,2,35 Pep Club Play Com. 35 Year Book lg Band 1,25 Orchestra 1,25 Ronald Czekalski nCusickH Ronald's a boy who dances very well And has a personality that's really swell. Commercial CPep Club 45 Play A3 Year Book A5 Paper l,2,3D mv SENICDRS l,25 Emmy Lou Davis 'Emmy Lou' Beauty, brains, charm, she's got them all She's always-- Sur la balle. Academic CPlay 3,43 Year Book l,2,3,l+g Paper l,2,3g Pep Club 2,3,Z,3 Drill team 21 Carl Disano Dizzy LLC' Carl makes remarks that are very funny Maybe that's the reason his smiles are s sunny. Commercial Peter Dragon UHermitn .1 Pete was an office5.16f our class He performed niniuyjee efficiently and f General, V M I, I QClass Officer 3, ,AJ f ' Ted Qye fe ' TeddY In skating Teddy's quite a pro Keep it up and fame you'll know. General CPlay Com. AD Cynthia Edwards UCynthH Blonde hair and gorgeous brown eyes For warmness and sincerity she always tri General CPaper lg Drill Team 25 Year Boo Play Com. 3,45 Pep Club LD Joan Flanagan 'Flipn 'jf Ca ee 8C22 t Vi' Al s tiny s Qty . 1 Co i ape 3 ay ,3, 3 L X, Play om. l,q'Cheerl e il, , X , , 1' jf ' MJ, SENIQRS 9' 'J ,ff --Y Dolores Foglietta 'Fog' A dark-eyed girl who is loads of fun And has laughs in store for everyone. Commercial CPlay 3,43 Pep Club 2,3,43 Paper 35 Year Book 41 Mary lou Gallagher nMary Lou' Mary Lou's a girl who can sing very well And someday she'll succeed this we can tell General fPlay 35 Play Com. AJ James Garrahan nJimmyW Jimmy knows how to take cars apart Just call on him when yours doesn't star 7 General The butler of our Senior play Thomas Garrahgg 'TommyW who is likeable as well as gay. J'7A Academic CBaseball 15 Play 3,41 Jerome Geraltoaki ' 1- Jerry is 'Chief's' handy man : ' In every way that he can. Gener CPlay Com. 4: Year Book AD Thomas Gmuca 'Tommynft 6 '4i 44wo f' nr One of our basketball players whose smile Would probably reach more than a mile. General CBasketball l,2,3,4l Thelma Hendershot WRedW Overflowing with good nature She also contains a depth of ardor. General KPaper 25 Play Com. 3,43 Year Book 43 Pep Club 2,3,4j Esther Hitchings 'Estyn Esther is petite and shy and quiet Who, with her figure, will never have to diet. Comercial CPep Club 2,3,Z,g Play Com. AD Noelwah Hottenstein 'NoelwahW A cute girl with a personallty Which brings out her popularity General CPlay 3, Drill Team 2, Pep Club l,2, Paper l,2, Charlotte Howard 'Chirp A lovely young lass with plerty of 'class W General fTlay 4, Drill team f 41, 41 if SENIQRS ia W W M Year Book AJ ffj XANQQCX yllis Jgg 'Jonesie' Jonesie is the ite a giggle General fPap6r , Pep Club 2, Drill Team sl Norman Karmilowicz Karm , A tall fellow is Karm who possesses much charm General fFootball 2,4, Baseball l,2,3 Al Richard Kern 'Dick' His choicest instrument is the trombone Which he played with a sweet, mellow tone General CBasketball 2,3,L, Football 2 Year Book L, Band 3,4, Orchestra 3,41 Anthony Koniggs UConn' An excellent football player who's humorous Who has loads of friends so numerous General CFootball l,2,3,4D Rita Koprevich Rita Rita is sure to go to college Because of her skill and knowledge Academic fPlay Com 3,L, Paper 2,31 Lawrence Kovacs larry In the senior play he showed his skill As a sheriff who was out to kill Academic fPlay 3,43 Paper lg Band l,2,3,4g Orchestra l,2,3,Al I 1 I 312.1 by -i1i----l ll K , . . 2, ff! f' - f , fa! 1 ' I W. ff T , -fri es X- ff' IQ ,v 'fg . with looks er ggle. 'D - A ' N YI R 14 Q' , , I .p ' , A --- 1 II N r 8 ' Y I! N SENIORS Thomas Kupstas Red Our own Ezio Pinza of Luzerne High When he sings the girls all sigh Commercial fMinstrel LD Frank Linkovski 'Linky Manager Link is on the beam He took good care of our basketball team General fMgr Basketball 8 Baseball l,2,3, 4, Play Com 3,4l mas Lucy Tom with an ear for music or anything jolly He's bound to succeed in the future, by golly Commercial CPep Club 4, Play Ll Albert Mazaika 'Spike' Charm and intelligence this boy is never lacking And soon a football career he will be tackling General fFootball 3,4, Play Com AD Romaine Koval 'Romaine' Quiet, sweet, and very neat A truer friend you'll never meet. General CPaper lg Drill Team 25 Pep Club 1,23 Year Book 41 Lorraine Kresge 'Nelly' A pretty girl with quiet charm Her friendship is sincere and warm Commercial fPlay Com 3,4, Drill Team 22 750 4 N U 'P n . - 1 I L Tho l H c.6?' 4 Anna Mazaika 'Annie' ., A7 X 4 I hn n n Here is a girl very classy and charming And with blonde hair that is really alarmlng Academic fPlay Com 3,4, Year Book AJ go Mesaros Sodder John is a boy who'l1 succeed in college Because of his ability and knowledge General Clear Book L, Pep Club l, Play Com 3,4 I , 3 Sally Miller nSaln SENIGRS A nlive-wiren best describes this lass She gets along swell with any class. Commercial CPlay Com. 3,45 Year Book AD Raymond Morelli 'Rayn Ray's our president full of tact Wit and wisdom he never lacked. Academic fPlay 3,45 Class Officer 3,43 V Football 3,47 , as lm- .1 - -'i rl Erma Naf t W nafuu ' ........H2 .J 1 , 1 K VV41. , 1 Here is.a girl sweet and tender hearted But can she talk when she gets started Commercial fDrill Team 2, Play Co 3,4 Year Book AJ seph Petrasek nPetra' Petra's a sporty fellow, oh yes Always neat and slick in dress General fPlay Com 3,LD ry Anne Petro Pete Quiet, sweet, and very neat A truer friend you'll never meet Academic CPlay ,A, Year Book 4, Pe Club Paper 1,2,3P bert Petty Captain Baseball and hunting are his hobby This young lad whom we call Bobby General CBaseball 2,3,4D Geraldine Pope 'Gerr1en Beauty and brains both mixed together She co es and goes just like the weather General fBand l,2,3,4, Orchestra l,2,3,L, Pep Club l,A, Play Com 3,4, Year Book LJ Baseball is his main fling But he can do most anything General CBaseball l,2,3,A, Basketball 4 all y ' . . 3 Q f Jo ' 4 I . 3 . I . v Ma ll II 19 2 ' ' P I Ro I1 U QQ William Pope nPupn X a - ' - 17 4 1 J lm SENIQRS oseph Ritins HPoagyn In sports Joe is very smart He always takes an active part Academic CFootball l,2,A, Baseball Basketball l,2,3,L, Play Com 3,45 hn Rgggere Snowball Here is a boy very short and cunnlng When he's dressed, doesn't he look stunning9 General C Play Com A Concetta Savoca Conge Concetta 15 the NSweater Girln of this decade For years to come, her plans are mad Commerclal CPlay Com 3 Robert Seleskl Utch When Bob first came here, he was shy, But now, he's known as a regular guy General CBaseball 3,A,, Football 2,3,Z, C Offlcer 3,A, Play Com 3,4, Yea?bE9bK! W' ank Serivage Stooge' Feaded for the bi time wi if band You'll hear him play all ovgr lane General CM.1.nstrel AD Glen Shaver Vito His masterful singing does often ring In the senlor play, he impersonated nString ' General CPlay 3 ,AD ita Quinn Rita This girl who is wise and w1tty Is also very sweet and pretty . 4 Commercial Chlnstrel AD lllam Regal Bear Th1s big boy who is very glamorous Is also very nice and amorous Academe CFootball 2,3,l.,, Play Com 3,45 asf' fi' QM! SENIORS Daniel Shockloss 'Danny' Danny is really an all-around guy And in the future he'll surely get by. Academic fP1ay 33 Pep Club 43 Paper l,2,3g Class Officer 33 Cheerleader 33 Year Book 4' Play Com LJ ank Slapgr ,ofwwx 'Nip' To singin Sam Slaper everybody's his toy If he sings long enough, he might be a cowboy General lBaseba11 l,2,3, Year book 4, Pep Club 2,3,Ll Edward Slavish ggs nGiggsie' is madly in love with basketball Too bad he is the shortest of them all General Vincent Sluzele 71,-,,, Sluge erffw , ,X Vince is rugged but rather shy In our opinion he's really a swell guy General fFootball 2,3,4D Priscilla Sobeck WPrissy' For studying she has the knack With 'Tommy' as a faithful kickback Commercial CPlay Com 4, Year Book AJ seph Spirko nSleepyn Joe boasts of never having a date You wouldn't believe it if you saw him skate General Richard Titus Jake Jake's a friend with a very warm heart In Physlcs class, he's really smart Academlc fFootball l,2,A, Play Com A Play 3 Catherine Tregan Kate X2xip,uAJ Jokes and pranks of every creation 7' Were Irish Katy's main vocation General CDrill Team 21 Fr ggi! -' ,I lf d !1Gi N 'X ' w w fl, , - .........f e , cl ill ' ' i 6 ' Jo 75' ' If A ' 'V Q - n vo . Q . . 3 4 J-Z 77 ,lf K0 1, ' SENIQHS 'fM'yfZ V Al2!.2!QEK2 'Alex' Alex was a sport who was always game He turned toward Swoyersville to find Q his flame. General fBasketbal1 l,2,3,4g Football l,2,3,4D Q Rita Urbanovitgh 'Reet' Rita is always in mischief neck deep But she's really a good girl when asleep. General I y Com. Al J W Michael Uter 'Spider' ' Mike's our basketball star ap With a flashing smile that will carry far General fBasketball l,2,3,4l Jo Ann Verbalis 'Dimples' She's the fastest twirler in the state With Romeo Ray for her ever-loving mate. General CPlay Com. 35 Play 43 Majorette 1,2,3,4l Daniel Voigtglg 'Danny' Z . Danny has nifty blonde curls '5ZZL He sure is popular with the girls. Commercial fYear Book AD Roman Wlsgigggl 'Whiskey' This bright, but lazy boy is well named For roamin' the halls, he gained fame. General lPlay Com. 3,45 Dorothy Yurchalk 'Dorothy' Never a sound in class would she make She never gave the boys in L.H.S. a break. Academic KP1ay Com. 3,45 Year Book IJ Norman Zapgsek 'Nemo' St. Nick's loss was Iuzerne's gain When 'Nemo' transferred to our domain. General Odinstrel U - -Ubzjfn SEN IORS Q an Z ki 'Susie Ideals and convictions comprise this lass, Someday she'll conduct a chemistry class Academic KP1ay 3, L, Paper 1, Year Book 41 Marion Kubash Marion Jack Wallace J ohnny' Ifarlon 18 a very quiet girl At golf Jack is an old master About whom we know very little He's gaining fame faster and faster General General CPaper ll CLASS OFFICERS Raymond Morelli, president, John Bagonis, treasurer, Peter Dragon, vice-presidentg Robert Seleski, secretary. N us ' ' I1 O O -of ' , .4 ff' Y Xf .KI V S 'l 1 - CLASS I-HSTCRY 1946-Freshman Year 1947 We, the seniors of 1950, took our first step in the strange, new phase of our lives called High School on September 3, 1946 Our class was composed of 63 boys and eo girls including many new students from Courtdale and the parochial schools We were constantly ribbed as the 'greenies' by our upper classmen and looked forward to our sophomore year with great anxiety 1947 Sophomore Year 1948 As Sophomores we became more securely established in high school life We had representatives in the Pep Club, on the Year Book, and on the staff of the Luzerne lines The boys of the class became very active participating in football, basketball, and baseball This year fulfilled all our dreams and we felt as though we had finally gained a superior position in the world 1948-Junior Year 1949 Our Junior year gave us for the first time the privilege of elect ing class officers with the following being elected president, Peter Dragon, vice president, Daniel Shockloss, secretary, Robert Seleski, treasurer, John Bagonis Along with the seniors we sponsored the Junior Senior prom and for our first 'solo' undertaking sponsored the Halloween Dance On February 23, 1949, our play 'A Case of Springtime' was presented under the direction of Miss Connolly The cast was Gallagher, Emmy Lou Davis, Daniel Shockloss, Noelwah Hottenstein, Ruth Brady, Thomas Garrahan, Carmela Amato, Glen Shaver, Dolores Foglietta Susan Zurinski, Ernestine Shara, Richard Titus, and Mary Anne Petro 1949 Senior Year 1950 With 40 boys and 34 girls of our original class remaining, we be gan the last year of our high school studies Our class officers for this year were president, Ray Morelli, vice president, Peter Dragon, secretary, Robert Seleski, treasurer, John Bagonis The senior boys on the basketball, baseball, and football teams seemed to play inspired games to climax their sport careers The Senior play 'Gangway for Ghosts' was directed by Miss Connolly and presented on December 6, 1949 Members of the cast were Ruth Brady, Lawrence Kovacs, Glen Shaver, Thomas Garrahan, Ronald Czekalski, Mary Anne Petro, Susan Zurinski, Emmy Lou Davis, Ray Morelli, Joann Verbalis, Thomas lucy, Dolores Foglietta, and Charlotte Howard In addition, we presented a minstrel on February 15 and 16 w1th the help of a few underclassmen This was under the direction of Miss Frederick and a faculty com ittee composed of the following: Lawrence Kovacs, Ray Morelli, Mary Lou I ' ' ill 'C-111 lwgwqm 13:3-9311 'S X U X M AP Q' WP Q 'Z HJ V 9 X41 4 y, Y 1 9 l -l img . 'J M it , - w -.. C-...irql iii -.. ' W 1'-1 WX 'X 1., P. W my v I i llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllII IlllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllll IIIIIHllllllllllllllllllllllllf Illlllllllllll Q Clpff .S Cbesfameh, 1950 bei of sound mind and body We, the Seniors of the Class of , ng X make the following bequests KKQQ S. M. Bottoms' shyness to Doris Ho R. Brady's acting ability to Janice Schwa . Brookes' ablllty to be heard to Ruthie Sidel o Bruno's typlng marks t T Hutnlk ns' little black book to Connle Vohar b L Davis QSSI f N aI'm.1lowicz's grey matter to whom lt may concern F lapar wills what he left behind to any Junior who can flnd i D Shockloss' all round abllity to Howard Heide ki's virtue of humility to Paul Sicure la J R1 lns R Koprevich's Engllsh notebook wlth answers to Connle Yanchunls J erbalis' dimples to Dorothy Martin R Tltus' Jakemoblle to any Junior who can afford to keep lt Zurinsky's fun ln Trlg Class to anyone who gets bore Morelli's footbal ll1JU1'i8S to Joe Kotc Br Pope's seats in District Band to someone worthy of th Regal's meek lltt e glsgle to Benjy Mollusky Spiz-ko's wide awake manner in class to Jackie Amato Garrahan's hair on his chest to Andy Hutsko I1 Kovac's outstandlng muslca talent to Pickles bilit to Robert Ra Kern's basketball a y T Hendershot's natural wavy hair to sa soeur Jeanre f Mazaika's naturally golden tresses to Helen Zimnlsky Bloom's absenteelsm to an unlor deslrlng lt N Hottenstein's tr-an l1t and mild temper to If L Hocnrleter ' b lit to sklp class to Joe Raoage T Konigus a 1 y A Petro bequeaths all her school fun to Corky Kasarda T Gmuca's ammassed for e to Walter Kr-asavage e Mazaika's curly blon a:1r to Robert Ratka P ll ' Ph slcs Class bequeaths her keys to the next group iss Conno y s y al y Mlller bequeaths her good conduct mark to Helen Jerostic To all our underclassnen we leave all our Joys and heartaches b ll our happy and peaceful exciting and dull periods and, a ove a , relations with our facult fe, Wlllllllllllllllllllllllllllf f f ' 1 0 few d sf 1 Z QH Z f 5 T S f lly. 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L ? 1 f i 3- 1 A I , , Xp, H77 H50 if We A mines Q 0 f C 55 X In 1947 the present Junior class embarked on a new career, namely, that of high school Though a shy group when first we entered our fresh man classes we soon adopted the attitude of our predecessors and blossomed forth into the active class that we now are Actively interested in everything from sports to dramatics several JUDlOTS have showed talent wh1ch promises to develop in years to come Football took the 11m811ght as Benjamin Mollusky, John Michaels, Joseph Kach ar, Andrew Hutsko and Louls Contlno contributed the1r share to Coach Brady's Lions The JUhl0T boys also have their own varsity basketball team in Robert Rahl and Robert Podskoc as forwards, Bernard Tronkowski as center and Walter Krasavage and Paul Sicurella as guards The basketball team showing a sharp shooting offense and a tight defense plans to repeat the performance of th1s year and take the Valley League Championshlp two years stralght Baseball was not to be outdone for at the start of the season Francis Osolnick, Leonard Kryzwicki, Walter Krasavage, Robert Rahl, Bernard Tron kowski, James Ford, and Paul Sicurella reported for practice Although sports take first place in the Junior's actlvities, dramat ics has also found some student followers The play, 'In Spring The Sap,' by Percy Shelley was a great success due to Miss Connolly, the student co mittees, and the cast themselves Among those who participated were Robert Rahl, Walter Krasavage, Ronald Ciehoski, Louis Falcone, Robert Rat- kaj, Howard Heidel, Connie Vohar, Connie Yanchu as, Mary Lou Hochreiter, Mary Lou Evans, Helen Jerostic, Helen Stokes, Janis Schwall, Betty McClary and Jean Hendershot. Several members were also active in the Pep Club, an organization founded to increase school spirit. The Halloween Dance was another Junior success as a social event. Our first election of class officers found Paul Sicurella, president, Walter Krasavage, vice-president, Eugene Grogan, secretary, and Joseph Sheridan, treasurer. Another Junior interest is the School Band. Several Juniors have shown considerable ability with the instruments they have chosen. Albert Yakus, Paul Sicurella, and Jack Amato were heard in trumpet trios during the assembly programs. Considering all these attractions one can surely say the Ju ior Class is actively interested in its school. A 9 ' 49 I' ,gf '9 ,,-O v R .s. o Q6 QA t 1, LH Af A ff o 3: :Rfb ll X I: X ml a.D E X!! any 11-A IUNIORS nn. xopm-z SEATED Charles Tomashafsky, Hugh Williams, Joseph Radage, Francis Osolnick, Michael Mizenko, James Apolinaro, Joseph Orant, Joseph Kachmar SECOND ROW Anthony Gushanas, John Michaels, Richard Karlotski, Robert Engle, Paul Sicurella, Andrew Hutsko, John Podskoc THIRD ROW John Wallace, Bernard Tronkowski, Francis Zurinski, Edward Walitis, Leonard Krzwicki ABSENT Robert Alar, Francis Geraltoski, Eugene Grogan, John M Manus, William Pope, John Zimmerman 11 MISQ GIIMORE gwvw' SEATED Marion Haraschak, Theresa Zier, Jean Isopi, Janis Schwall, Helen Qtoke Mary lou Hochreiter, Eleanor Perchy, Constance Chukinas SECOND ROW Helen Jerostic, Mary Lou Evans, Jean Hendershot, Henrietta Culina, Ann Marie Franklin, Josephine Zachary THIRD ROW Doris Holly, Patricia Barry, Cora Kasarda, Ann Fritz, Beverly Martino ABSENT Barbara Hoon, Marie Theresa Hutnik, Dorothy Martin, Beverly Sayre, Dolores Syroid 2 , I . : . I O .B , 6 1 9 5 lr ' i F 1' X 'it C 1- K ' W y - ,X Q 5' H ' L ,j . f. H 4 7 .. , ' 1 7 19 71 I V n. 5 , I . . I I . . O 11-C IUNIORS ms Mmzs SEATED Constance Yanchunas, Emmelia Dyle, Elizabeth McC1ary, Constance Vohar, Marie Adamcheski, Helen Zimnisky, Ruth Sidelko, Dolores Gober SFCOND ROW John Burke, Louis Alar, Robert Ratkaj, Louis Contino, Benjamin Mollusky, Ronald Ciehoski, John Amato, Howard Heidel THIRD ROW Albert Yakus, Robert Rahl, John Chisak, walter Krasavage, James Ford, Louis Falcone ABSENT Joseph Sheridan, Ruth Taylor, Mary Ann Chalker Jur-non cuss DFFICERS Paul Sicurella, president, walter Krasavage, vice-president, Eugene Grogan, secretaryhtreasu er. o 5 1, 4, 7' Q 6,- , 6 4 . ' W, ,' I J- , N' 2 , K ' r 4 - Q A s . V V, 1- ' X o . O , .J u I q . I , O , o -A-4gY'AA I , + 1 1 QI, UPHUMURES Q W! ,if i 15' U X 1 Y x4. , if SQPHQMQRES 10 A MR Pmaosms 8.1 4 i4?' Ll -A SEATED Robert Gruver, George Havach, Hector Williams, Harrison Knell, Joseph Byelick, John Molusky, Richard Shonk, Allen Sliker SECOND ROW Davld Holly, Robert Gray, John Tuman, Michael Dosiak, John Qulnn, Paul James, Jerome Zelinsky THIRD ROW Victor Baloh, Michael Novis, Jerome Masonis, Robert Ottiaviani, Donald Jachowski, Bernard Stoucko ABSENT Eugene Fabiny, Stanley Grivenski, Leonard Molusky, Edward Martin, Peter Paraschak, Joseph Terlesky, James Casey 10 B MISS CONNOIIY SEATED: Arlene Benson, Anna Zluky, Alice Drach, Marie Reina, Mary Ann Kazokas, Lois Obitz, Marion Carlson, Marion Morelli, Grace Craig, Mary McKernan. SECOND QQH: Helen Simchak, Paula Luksic, Susan Havach, Angeline Bartorilla, Carmella De Bella, Joann Tregan, Jean Konopki, Bernadine Charnetsky, Norma Pisaneschi, Marcella Bugdonovitch. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Shone, Mildred Brodaric, La Verne Arcangeli, Dolores Slapar, Margaret Fritz, Sandra Edwards. FOURTH ROW: Annette Pilvalis, Josephine Bartorilla, Shirley Bloom, Dorothy Lutz, Nancy Keller, Edith Hufford, Theresa Macy. ABSENT: Audrey Kresge, Joan Sadusky, Joan Sluzele, Ann Morick. 0 Q '-,rx ' X - , .--' 'Oxy , g b Q . I K f 5 T - V 1 1 S H' z 4 ,, . . O. , 'k T' K K' ' . E J 2 1, A C s . x R L 4 ' ' ' f 4 ', N th X 1? af s I , I , it: ! . . A ' If O . ' 4 ' ' U ' A Q 1T'x Ari: . B A g O , 5, 5 ' V ', , t E , I ' 1wllY! 1 uf I i v : f Q SQPHQMQRES 10-c MISS WIENER SEATFD Helen Waytkevich, Victoria Moreck, Maryanne Machinist, Patricia Oliver, Jeanne Phillips, Ruthann Petro, Betty Jean Dickson, Regina Storz SECOND ROW Gloria Matkins, Michael Petro, Clark Smith, John Allen, Edward Killeen, Morris Atherholt, Bernard Leandri, Sheldon Isaac, Josephine De Carlo THIRD ROW Kenneth Hottenstein, John Gula, Donald Videgar, John Connolly, Joseph Kurpis, John Sweetra, John Garrah ABSENT Robert Gallagher, Thomas Rowlands, Pamela Couldwell, Ann Decker, Marie Molesky, Eleanor,Rynevich, Florence Stochen SOPPOMORE SAGA This year the Sophomores have made contributlons in many flelds There were many volunteers in football, basketball, and baseball The boys who particlpated in these sports are too numerous to mentlon individually, but each of them played a wonderful game and displayed fine sportsmanship To cheer these boys on and keep their spirits up were four new cheerleaders Jean Phillips, Marion Morelli, Patricia Oliver, and Arlene Benson Their contri butions helped to make ou cheerleaders well known for their pep LaVerna Arcangeli, Morris Atherholt, and Harrison Knell participated in the Senior Minstrel, and their services helped to make it a success. The Sophomores have had a busy and successful year. We hope the next year will bring as much joy and fum as this one has. S 'N .. s V-Q, . , 1 5 , 11 Q, ' .f f' Q l xx 4 fy P 'ex . : ? t I . 1 I ' 2 1 V U L 1 2 - C, Q s 4 'v 1 . .. - fs, Q I u O . . 4 O . Q C Q O U A . . . Q . Q Q 0 . - 0 T' O .l ' if-fl' .4-if ,J 7 5 , N iq .J 0 Y iv a X - A . 7 -1-Q K' V L M NINTH GRADE MRS HUPHMII-FS 'll' SEATED Doris Baird, Marion Wood, Marylou Rambas, Janet Woynoski, Clara Grabarek, Valerie Steele, Oroa Yanchunis, Nancy Karmilowicz, SECOND RON Donald Petty, Shirley Van Buskirk, Margaret Sullivan, Jean Osolniek, Rose Amato, Jeylene Sennick, Robert Urbanov1tch THIPD ROW James Petro, Albert Lovik, Frank Dibuo, Walter Konopke, William Peters AB ENT John Longo, Bernadine Orant, MISS NATAIIF WAYTE1 'UQ SEATED Elizabeth Petroski, Jean Hochreiter, Bernadine Voitek, Iucille Robertine, Jean Hendershot, Josephine Disano, Rosemary Sigmond, Geraldine Lane, SECOND ROW Ruth Thompson, Joseph Novis, Joseph Kubinec, James Savoca, Norman Iatoski, John Lugar, Bernard Petrasek, Miriam Weber THIRD ROW Thomas Hughes, John S1lic, Charles Byetheway, John Foglietta, Daxid Hopkins, Joseph Roman ABSENT Rita Andrasko, Donna Evans, Fva May lloyd, Bernadine Rasmus, Patsy Sherwin, Laura Yimmerman, George Frazier, Evan Kleban, Valsres Nevadonski, John Watkins 9-A ' A X 5 . .5 - S I M 7 Q 9 L ' .- ' N '.- v ef N , 17 E -v A ' K1 Q K ff K J , ' ig. , A X , r J ' S , ,.-.,a . v D in ' ' J 3 I 1 ..','- 'ri 2- 1 J , R. 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O 9-0 NINTH GRADE MISS MARCH' -- il fl, .lr SEATED Nancy Pearl, Marlene Kostenbauder, B rbara Yurchalk, Ro le Daron, Gloria Davis, Roberta Atherholt, Regina Bellas, Janet Hottenstein SECOND ROW Dorothy Slavish, John Barbose, B rth Balcomb, Fred Eicke, Daniel Wienieski, Stephen Stalarski, Coralle Hughes THIRD ROW Robert Bronsburg, Charles Kopetchny, William Camloh, Robert Grula, Bernard Voitek ABCENT Richard Bunn, Michal Juditz, Martln Krasavage, Leo Moser, Matthew Monforte, Joseph Voitek EIGHTH GRADE MR Rm 'P'y '-Ml. 1 X SEATRD Bernlce Barber, Elizabeth Yanovitch, Marion Bloom, Ann Marie Malusky Ruth B rry, Patricla Comnton, Francis Nule, Sue Rowan, Marle June SECO D DO Irene Newandoski, Donald beyers, Louise Balonls, Karl Bllght, Saruel Ruggere, Joln Dermako, Dorothy Blanrett TlIRD RO Robert L8tOSkl, Jerry Gruver, henry Krell, Alek Pavlick, Donald Carey AB NT Anthony Amato, Paul Brown Louls Fember, Pupert Kuttenoerg, Robert Nafus, Marvil Rothery, Carl Ottaviani 4 - 5 ' x ., , X A yf k Nw 2 f . 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SEATED Madeline Piazza, Cecilia Vinouorsky, Antonette Angeli, Argenta Davis, Joanne Billow, Esther Thomas, Lucy Mae Garrison, Elizabeth Jensen SECOND ROJ Richard Davenport, D1ck Morgan, Marlon Volker, Janice Sengia, Sandra James, Jerome Urban, Robert Bachman, Robert James THIRD ROW Thonns Sherin, Vincent Varankar, Andrew Drugash, Anthony Cecconi, Robert Kazokas, Albert Shonk QQQENZ- Leo Minkoff, David Zurinsky, Lorraine Malarkey, Verna Tarreto, Robert Eipper, Lou1s Gushanas MR GALLAGH R kbs-4 .3 5-mf Q I wr---1! 1 'fi SEATED Barbara Kryzwicki, Lucille Monforte, Sylvia Llak., Arlene Stouchko, Dolores Vassello, Barbara Arnold, Rita Mazeitis, Charlotte Bloom SECOND ROW Robert Kasarda, Thomas Matuyza, Grace Keller, Evelyn Stelle, William Spudis, John Kovalchik THIRD ROW Sofus Jensen, John Barbose, Stephen Carlin, John Hebda, Tony Katarski ABSENT Rosalie Sllchak, Celia Allunis, Frank Derby, 'Bernard Fronczkiewlcz .N s , IX an ..- M Y ,, 1. 'N L: A R J 1 ' -- wa - Q'- YQ, I, I . ' 'v A :Q I: .' 131 S - L Q ,. .I L gl, -- i- v LL v 5 , l V 3, 5 1 V ' '1 s -' ' Adxilx .' 114:-J . I: 5 O 0 2 O 2 . . O 8-C . J ., Q ET 'V' 61-7 5 .5 r ...-. ' 1-'XD '5 if 5 a f .--.-.Q L. - -'N -pi. , ' Q '- ,.,-, K . A- - 5 ' . f , .- w-' 'R . - . a 'Q 8 B SX .gk iv :F 9 Q N 'I 4 ,N ' ' f D5 - H . +V A.v x -I A gl L u 1- n ,, V '- Y ' V A ills? r ae 1' , . '. h ffigg D Y' xx X ' wx, . r Sy 1 in I W ,E-sm, -4 3. I V 'hi S X:-'D 4' -1 ,HA--- is ng A - Q N ,, 1, ' , f. . e- ' , iff . Q. V 4 Q1 ' A ' 5 , 1 1 4 ' Y . a i ' l X A we 'V - A 'T'-.11 , D Y 64 ' K .A 1 A A I A i ' 'n ,i 'S 0 W 4 W YY . 0 ..........L: I . 2 . . . 0 . O 7-B SEVENTH GRADE MR- YAYUY QNX, Dai 150 ZW' SEATED Nancy Rex, Janet Pegga, Doris Stroud, Jean Volkar, Marcella Nevadonski, Laura Wallace, Sandra Ctrickland, Iorraine Kerdesky, Dolores Qtouchko, Adrienne Gerhard SECOND ROW Patricia Murray, William Hotlenstein, Anthony Gurnari, Robert Razvillas, George Romonko, Robert Macey, Paul Clark, Joan Washko THIRD ROW Carl Apolinaro, William Stogoski, Donald Iupinski, Carl Silchak, James Reed, Anthony Spudis FOURTH ROW Robert McLaughlin, Edward Hoban, Robert Savakinas, William Ross, Edward Huey, Jack Iyons, Rasmus Joseph Panek, Richard Evans ABQENT Bernard Hartzel, Richard Hampton, Ralph Derby, Iola Pisaneschi, Qhirley SHUPNIK i1 !A f'-,ff i 525222 Emily Yanchunis, Grace Apolinaro, Irene Caladie, Barbara Walsh, Beverly Hampton, Norma Derby, Janet Stokes, Martha Alar, Mary Evans SECOND ROW Joseph Razvillas, John Romonko, Harry Zlmmerman, Bernadine Dougalis, Leroy Wallace , Anthony Stellacone, Nancy Peard THIRD ROW Robert Resavage, Aaron Loveland, Richard Bonieski, Ronald Matalavage, Raymond Cecconi, Ronald Williams, Henry Dermako, Philip June, Steven Demchak ABSENT Edward Forgash, Howard Fox, Francis Gallagher, Alfred Gu nari, George Hufford, David Pembleton, James Stevens, Robert Yanchunis, Andrew Tregan, Beverly Brown, Arlene Gloush, Nancy La Valley, Dorls Smith 1 -. . , NV' 9 ... as e . -4 I, .I-I N. U ' 1- - 4 s - A 6 Q - .D , b 1 S, ,, M i 5 V . E 1 - Q: ,, ' ' '5 -f 'A V Y - W f :ln 5 lf' 1 K. W l , . . V . , 2 . J . 1u U it-1. 0 2 O . , L. . J L 5 C 7-A ' s s 6 ..' S - , I V fa- . . xx . - 1 4 .. I 5 v 1 'A F1 Ta . sfo - K s ' 3 . f 4 . - 4 ,Ia-f ' - Q -3 - l x S - -0 'Big 6 ' , , - T - 'f 4 .A K It - l - ,,. 'L ' f ' ' WW, 'X .- , ' ' I . 1 , ,. I A X . L, . A 5 T ln Nl ' 1. C I U O I . -lit... 0 I I . I . 0 IT f N F ag rw Ronald Czekalski John Mesaros Senior Editor Senior Editor ANNUAL STAFF Mr Reynolda Advisor Maryanne Petro Susan Zurinski Noelwah Hottenstein Thelma Hendershot Class will Senior Editor Senior Fditor Class History Geraldine Pope Business Manager Richard Kern Sports Editor Howard Heidel Junior Editor Ruth Brady Activities Sh-r1ey Burns ...... Actlvities Stella Mae Bottoms .... Sports Editor Ruthanne Petro ..... Sophomore Editor aniel Shockloss Editor in Chief Emmy Lou Davie Associate Editor ANNUAL STAFF ISTQ Miss Wiener Advisor Bernadine Bruno Priscilla Sobeck Thomas Lucy Ronald Czekalski Dolores Foglietta Mary Lou Gallagher Sally Miller Daniel Voitek JoAnn Verbalia Shirley Burns Joan Brookes '95 ADVERTISING Romaine Koval Anna Mazalka Beverly Bloom Dorothy Yurchak Jerome Geraltoski Robert Seleski Vary lou Gallagher Cynthia Edwards Photograph Editor Daniel Voitek Art Editor .ao 'Y rf, . 'A ' 'N one I , ' one ' I . 47 -5 , lm!! N ooo 1 ooo W' 1- .l . A S Qx Kiki S 1. .1 m f 5, f lt 1 sr ,O Q - 4, 4 Q ' O' ----- - ,ff ' if . 1 1 ' ' , N, . , .. Wk, if it A- gl bg, 1 I :gi :.u 2 - 1 6 'I' 515 fi 'IQ ' M ' 39 'ff 555325 5' s E, 2,7 eve 3' v. N fl- N 2 i iq f -We , 'z 15' Q -' 1 vo Q 1, ' Qs- 9' ,V . 4? Q ,ga , 1 fs 'M M 'V sy? Y 3 I Kqilmhi ,Q I ., ' , 2 1 KWVL gr S I , my . ffm ? Q, X211 .H Y 1 3 1 . ' 7 1 Y - A- -., f K ,, Y M-'SQ E r ,E -. Q 7 ' A , , wwxss N .,.,y1.,, ,, Tkxk nfs, 31 'A :rg X if ' f AT- ' 4 1 , .Q , . A x 4 f. Z aff' ff ' xv 1' Q X i Q' , - L L P' if . 1 y y ser-non PLAY On December 7, 1949, the Senior Clas presented a m stery farce 1n three acts entitled 'Gangway For Ghosts W Directed by Mlss Dorothy Connolly, who was assisted by M Wllliam Coradettl The play proved a great success Nembers of the cast shown above re Lawrence Kovacs E11 Grande Ruth Brady Ruth Brady Joan Brookes Voman of Mystery Thomas Garrahan Peters Jo Ann Verballs Gayla Grande Ronald Czekalski Ned Jorlan Charlotte How rd Tanya Em y Lou Davis Sally King Glen Shaver Strlng Bean Mary Ann Petro Hester Susan Zurlnsky Minnie Brill Dolores Foglietta Posey bae Purdy Thomas Lucy The Chost of Ethan Storm Ray Morelli Hal Charteres 'Q QA W A Q2 ,Q :' j gg: r.y Q :' . A A I 45, ' I' lx i , , , 'nf i 5 x 5 K . 4 lv' '- Yi I . -6 'tif - TMC. Ticks! T'g,gg+.g 953 What, Rift Gxlinoi-all-S Q- 'i IN .SPRING THE SAP JUNIOR PLAY MARCH Q9-. H50 CJST J Oliver Twlbbly Howard Peldel Melvllle Ladenza Robert Ratkag Violet Mlnce Constance Vohar Mrs Mince Constance Yanchunas Vlckle W1CkeTSOn JBRIS Schwall Pam Broomwell Betty McClary Phlllp D111 Walter Krasavage Rocknead IcGuire Robert Rahl Professor Lulgl Pasquellnl Louis Falcone Josephine Skibutskl Jean Hendershot Mrs Gertrude Hawley sticcney Helen Stokes Prudence Prlm Mary Lou Evans Henry Graves Ronald Ciehoski Q Susie hae Younghope helen J ti eros c Dr Matllda Guppie Mary Lou Hochrelter In Spvnvlg' Tilt S al ,gin .ua-na i fs '51s ' 2 Ll r- el n f 1 ' I' sh . 1 'Sri 154 ,Q- .?.lL ' G ffl? xi f Q3 7 'Za -EIO TIL VAN - SEATED Ruggere, Mazaika, Regal, Voitek, Spirko, Disano, Kovacs, J Garrahan, Wallace, Morelli, Shockloss, Linkowsky, Kupstas, lucy, Knell, Atherholt, Petrasek, Shaver, T Garrahan, Mesaros STANDING Gushanas, Kern, Czekalski, wisnieski, Titus, Pope MINSTREL On February 16, 1950, The Good Shlp U S S Luzerne docked at Luzerne, and with its commander Ray Morelli and crew of Senlor Mates, presented a mln strel whlch for two nights drew the attentlon of the townspeople of Luzerne and surrounding communitles The end men, Albert Mazaika, John Ruggere, Wllliam Regal, Thomas Garrahan, Glen Shaver, and John Mesaros kept the show the show and all in all made lts director, Mlss Frederlck, proud of her un limlted efforts Ass sted by faculty members and lower classmen, the Seniors were proud to have had the U S S Luzerne drop anchor in their harbor P T 'D T'1 WWK' Mummy ' T ,Q continually rolling. The combined chorus in the second act added much to bali-, E X n s If f 4 g 1, T C BAND QOH Sf ik'-11N SENIOR BAND FIRST ROW Left to right JoAnn Verbalis, Clara Grabarek, James Rex, Louis Yanchunis, Theresa Zier, Joan Brookes, Bernadine Sengia SECOND ROW John Garrah, Madellne Piazza, JoAnn Bellow, Marlene Kostenbauder, Joseph Yenalevitch John Chickanosky, Hector Williams, Louis Falcone, M Sau ders THIRD ROW Orba Yanchunas, Doris Baird FOURTH ROW Janis Sengia, Geraldine Pope, Ruth Brady, Larry Kovacs, Jack Amato, Robert Latoski, Stephen Dernchalk FIFTH ROW Danial Yanchunis, Nancy Karmalowitz, Ronald Williams, Kenneth Hottenstien, Rlchard Kern, Paul Sicurella, Anthony Cecconi, Helen Jerostic, Albert Yakus, Ronald Ciehoski E53 '1 I L... asa in-fwx Uber TWIRLERS Antonette Angeli, Lucille Monfort, Rose Amato, Janet Hottenstien, Sylvia Cusick, AnnMarie Molusky FIRST ROW Joseph Yenaleviteh, Teddy Ringsdorf, Robert McManus, James Rex, Charles Domant, Louis Yanchunis, John Chickanoslq SECOND ROW Allen Roberts, David Abehouse, Lichael Chasarick, Clara Wolfinger, Robert Ruch, Daniel Yanchu is THIRD ROW Edward Stoakes, Betty Lou Carpenter, Douglas VanKu en, Bonnie Newitt, Irene Caladie 1 'K ui' vi , L MA 7 Q . Q ,, A A ! ,' K ' ,. - l 'x P s N A 4 - Q uh I Y , J X x ,. C, . 0 O . S . '-Qi'- ' ! O O O U . I I Q O O :fa : I I . .F . ' , L, V v :I T., I --W -. . 'T' 'J ' aiu' - ., - f - wha ' . I r ' 'H ' -aaa gl ' ' . , 'x--P' L' ., ,..,, , . ,H n e , :' Q ii' q i! . . T ' ' L , 'N ' X I . . 2 ' 0 I v4 . . Z C Q 1? li- i Yakus THLETIC FOOTBALL SQUAD FOOTBALL SEASON REVIEW The coaching staff this year was composed of Frank Brady, head mentor assisted by Kenneth Hottenstein and new member Martin Petroskas, the former Fordham star The season results were a decided improvement over last year's blank with a final tally of two wins, one tie and 6 losses Nanticoke 7 Luzerne 7 The boys started the year off on the right foot with a 7 7 tie with the Nanticoke Nans Valley League Champs of the previous season T D Kasarda Kingston 6 Iuzerne 12 Luzerne did what it had been trying to do for eight years d 'eat Vin ston' The boys played good ball and well deserved the victory T D Trosko and Geraltoski n.J i , at Q 'I 5 ' , - Q O O o o 0 -- el M 3 . 0 o 0 , I I f i-Tabu N X., lff I ya-gs .h I 7 . . ' 5 .' A: I Q - ll v -1 - ,A ' 5 J ll . ,...4 'f . ,af ' ,--is ' X f Newport 18 Luzerne 7 The Nutcrackers hungry for victory just couldn't be kept under control and went home the victors T D Vorelli Coughlin 7 Luzerne 28 The Lions finlshed the season in grand style , starring ln every department, lncludlng the most lmpo tant one the touchdown department T D -Gushanas, XA.. xx John Begonia, our boy with the educated toe, split the uprlghts in eight of eleven tries for the season 'Y . 0 o 4: - ff 9x5 I ' I I ,V 5.5, Q ' ' ' t 'J' X x L 'is T T ' , U ' -T ' 1 I ' ' 23:2 5 l . , X F- 'lu . . U o 0 o Morelli, Retinski, Kasarda. 'uint' 'U Qc 5 1 fx Q.. H X L I H X 'at' - A -- Q ' KM- ,444 4 - u ' 4 . . J ' H hifi 'il E T . X X X V . f l ' if 4 .-.1 O h ,H f f Q ag ' . I Swoyerville 19 Luzerne 0 The Lions played football for sixty minutes but Varaitas and Company were just too much Plains 28 Luzerne 6 The Raiders had a big night and Luzerne without the services of many first stringers came ho e on the short end of the score T D Morelli Luzerne 0 The boys tried all the tricks in the books, but the Grenadiers seemed to know them too and went home with the victory Plymouth 44 Luzerne 7 The Shawnee Indians rom ed to a declsive V1Ctd y over the valiant Llons T D Trosko Myers 18 Luzerne 14 This game played on a real football afternoon had many thrills and was not decided until the closing minutes The Lions played good ball, but the Mohawks went just a little better and won T D Morelli and Gepaltoski ? in. -xi' o o 0 0 G. A. R. 7 o . . . . . ..- O ' o 0 4-va ' .xx 3.hkN', i, i , f ..' ' ' , .Q , V i' In . 5 .Y f - 4 4 V X I: i Q Q fart I BASKETBALL TEAM v l SEATED Robert Rahl, Thomas Gmuca, Richard Kern, Captain Alex Trosko, Michael Uter, Joseph Retinski, Bernard Tronkowski STANDING John Podskoc, oseph Byelick, Michael Novis, Coach Shupnick, Managers Frank Linkowsky and John Mollusky ABQFNT Walter Krasavage BA KETBALL REVD5! This basketball season brought back as head coach, Fred Shupnick for his fourth consecutlve year and assistant Coach Ken Hottensteln The Lions got ln shape for the regular season by playlng some of the top teams of other leagues Luzerne started the regular season w1th an upset vlctory over Edwardsvllle The L1ODS suffered their only defeat of the f1TSt half at the hands of Forty Fort This defeat put Luzerne and Edwardsville in a tie for first half honors w1th eight wlns and one defeat The t1e called for a play-off game, wh1ch was played at the end of the second half, on March 8 also Fort took half a 17 Luzerne started the second half with a loss to Fdwardsville The Lions suffered a loss at the hands of Forty Fort for the econd time Forty was the only team to defeat Luzerne twice in league play Edwardsv1lle second half honors with 9 straight victorles On March 8, the Luzerne Lions and Edwardsville Eagles clashed for first league honors The Lions came out on top w1th a 56 to 54 victory ending game w1nning streak of the Eagles After wlnning the first half honors Luzerne faced the Eagles aga1n because they took second half honors w1th 9 consecutlve wins u Q ' J Q c 1 C' a 9 .4 1 Q C u 4 A . 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C VALLEY LEAGUE Scores-First Half Luzerne Opponents 51 Edwardsville 62 Larksville 60 Shickshinny Forty Fort Wyoming Exeter Pittston Plains W Pittston Trosko Uter Slnks Winning Goal Fell Township Game EXHIBITION GAMES Scores Luzerne Opponents Pringle Swoyerville Plymouth W B Township Kingston Plymouth W B Township Scores-Second Half Luzerne Opponents Edwardsville Larksville Shickshinny Forty Fort Wyom1ng Exeter Pittston Plains 76 W Pittston Locker Room Victory Celebration JUXWOP Vf4P5!7'Y Q 4 - SEATED Clark Smith, Harrison Knell, Joseph Byelick, David Holly, Richard Shonk, Jack Allen, Martin Krasavage STANDING Coach Hottenstein, John Longo, Richard Bunn, Jerome Masonis, Joseph Kurpis, Manager John Mallusky PLAYOFF GAMES Luzerne defeated Edwardsville in the second game played March 10, which went into an overtime period with Luzerne on top, 58 to 48 This victory gave Luzerne the Valley League Champlonship Luzerne then faced Fell Townshlp at Scranton on March 13, in a semi final game for District 2 honors In this game Luzerne had lost the services of their leading scorer, Dick Kern, due to illness That game was a hard fought, low After winnlng the Fell Townshlp game, Luzerne went into the District 2 finals with Ashley on March 16 The end of a thrllllng game found Ashley on top by the score of 71 to 51 Though Luzerne was defeated by 20 points, they came within 8 points of tying Ashley with 5 mlnutes remaining ln the game Then Dankos came back into the game and Ashley forged out front by 20 points The final score was 71 to 51 This w1n gave Ashley the District 2 Champion ship Michael Uter, Alex Trosko, and Richard Kern were honored by being select- ed as members of the All Star Team of the Valley League Richard Kern was also chosen on the All SCh018StlC Team of Wyoming Valley scoring game with Luzerne winning by a score of 35 to 33. 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