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

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1951 volume:

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Advisorallllo .Joan Sadusky Joseph Orant Theresa Zier Beverly Sayre Dorothy Martin Fury Lou Evans Beverly Martino Henrietta Culina Anne Marie Franklin .....John Bu ke Patsy Barry Doris Holly John.htmhnms Helen Stokes Ruth Sidelkn Janis Schwall .M s. Gilbert -O- Joseph Radage Louis Contino Andrew Hutsko Helo Ziminsky Ronald Ciehoski Lindon Haraschak Phrie Adamcheski me 1 2 1 .. A fi ' fit' V0 V .ii I J ' X 5? u - .1 1 LHS' -'N Z A, . , Y 5: ff X '4 5q,, 1 , 'A A fl',g -v -'f!iiiu ., ' - -1 I Q 'em' , v 'R .Lu-.v , ' K , , 'f ifT,73Z f? , l I-I F ' Sth 3 K. ff j.. Mtg, ,- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I O I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . .,f ,,,.-- ,,,...---' ' ' 'Mn'-A gf 39 Y g E? 1 meckca fion knee W '1!ElL. M Kopetz has been teaching in Luzerne High School for many years We have all enp joyed his qulet manner Whatever problems we have had he has helped us He is tall, slender, has an outstand1ng personality, and is loads of fun nKopeU resldes in a little, white house on Charles Street He teaches World History, American History, and Problems of Democracy All of us who have had him in class never had to fear for he was patlent and conslder of having him as a teacher in their future years f 'fn M XX ,,,i ate. we give the under-classmen the pleasure 0 Senior horeroom teachers must endure a lot, and Mrs M les is no exception sides having to contend with a group who are very poor housekeepers, she also has had the chore of managing the canteen She has met both responsibilities w1th patlence times UMilesyW has had to be qulte stern, but she never really frightened the seniors when she threatened UI'll turn you over m Mrs Miles is an excellent teacher and a warm frlend In the years ahead we will look back to our senior year and remember the homeroom teacher who helped us when we needed help, and hope that she, M s Miles, will think Llndly of us too In 1947, Luzerne Hlgh welcomed a news llllf' comer to 1ts faculty from Swoyerville Yes, Luzerne Hlgh was as strange to M ss Gilmore as it was to us But havlng had her four years as a homeroom teacher, we have come to know her better than most teachers We can say that we have gone through high school with NMimi W She graduated from College Misericordia and teaches General Business and Shorthand Through all our misunderstandings we have come to realize how helpful she has been to our class we hope she will never my forget us, as we know we shall always remenp ..-- -up ber her To her future students we leave her shining personality x Q , I W ADIVHNISTRATIC Q . 5 ? 2 2 SENIOR HIGH scuool. FACULTY M QV HIL' xW , ar SEATEDx Miss Dorothy Connolly, Mrs Mary Miles, Mrs Marie Kal , Miss Mary Gildea, High School Principal, Mrs Marion Gilbert, Miss Mary Ruth Gilmore, STANDING Mr Ford A Reynolds , Mr Kenneth Hottenstein, Mr Martin Petroskas Mr John Kopetz, Mr Joseph Martin 1E,,k 0 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY SEATED Miss Nhrion Ma.rcin, Mrs Ruth Miles, Mr T Stuart Willliams, 3'-1P61'Vi-Bing Principal, Miss Noelwah Hottenstein, Miss Mary Burns, Miss Natalie Waytel STANDING Mr Henry Banta., Mr Frank Yakus, Mr Fred Shupnick, Mr Francis Brady, Mr William Gallagher f' X E X I H K i e I no g X X . ' l f' s V N L - 1 1 K f . v, I , V V , 234,11 7 o o 9 I 2 o 0 Q 0 I I O R X f 9 f fx GN A' j ki 3 f - . I1 I U I 1 l ' Q N r H G l it L 'B ' N 1 f 'K .P 3 'X t if 1 i-- , 3 : X. f, K N e or ., is N l . U 0 0 . O 0 n . . . o . . 5, uf 1 4 0 1 1 as 4 L .4 Qs. - L1 a . 71751, f'.v X - I - QQ' JOHN AMATO UJackieU Jack is a chap who's not a geek Although h1s volce is llke a shriek General fBand 1, 2 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4 JAMES APOLINARO 'Chlpper He's a little fellow who trles his best We're sure he'l1 wind up a great success General CYearbook LQ -ff, F 'x I ik P1 T MARIE ADAMCIESKI Murph Marie is really quite a. girl, She has the boys, especially Mike, in a whirl General fYearbook A, Play Com 3,41 LOUIS ALAR Luke Luke lS the boy who came late to school But none of the teachers he could fool General CYearbook Al f dh 4 jf PATRICIA BARRY ' Patsy' Patsy, who 1S as cute as her name, Turned to Larksv11le to flnd her flame Commerclal CYearbook 4, Play Com 3, LJ JOHN BURKE Shorty John in stature is very tall, Except for hls remarks he would be loved by all General KYearbook Aj L 5 0 G , ll ll I eg? tooo: fi ga- ... ,F O 1, 5 - , , N ' uf T 'EJ wigs ri 3a4?' fgf :7 r, 'qi' L l ' M YIEF' Q20 RONALD CHIJHOSKI Chiha Ronnie's a boy who dances very well, And as a friend he is eally swell Academic fBank 1, 2, 3, Play 3, Play Com L, Yearbook Ll JOHN CHISAK Tomb John is a skater, wusican, or dancer, At all of them he's quite a prancer Comm rcial fPep Club l, 2, Yearbook 'FIA CL 4f'H .1 rf! ill' 1H . ,-L' O ' Y Q CLYD CASTIRLINE Bill Clyde is really smart and hep, In boxing, he makes like w11ll9 Pep General CYearbook LJ MARY ANN CHALKSR Punk Mary Ann is a cute little miss, We hope she will always stay like this Com rcial CPlay Com, 3, L, Yearbook 5 LOUIS CONTINO 'Onitnoc' Louis is the one to make you chuckle, But down to work he'd never knuckle. General CPlay Com. 3, A, Yearbook LD CONSTANCE GHUKINAS nConnien Connie is quiet, sweet, and gay, She's as tender as the month of May. Commercial fP1ay Com. 3, Yearbook AQ 3' avr .- ga! an c 5971 ' f so ,. 0 ., HV' P17 1 e,Y edvx 'T ROBERT ENGLE Bob Engle an honest guy by the name of Bob Another hunter's deer he'd never rob Academe fP1ay Com 3, IQ 1MRY LOU EV.NS Lou HENRIETTA CULINA nHen' Quiet, sweet and very neat, A truer friend you'1l never meet. Commercial CYearbook Aj , 'Emi1yW Emily is the girl with quite a wiggle And she has looks to match her giggle. General CCanteen 2, 3, 4, Play Com. 3, 4, Yearbook Aj 5 . I I QM, s l The name of thls sweet lass 13 Mary Lou One of the nlcest glrls ln our school ea Commerclal cm-111 team 1 Play 3, 1+ ,gag Q-Q Pep Club 2, 4 Yearbook 4 f v-'W' lf' Sa., Q x -li? i7 LOUIS FALCONE Luigi An actor handy w1th a drum In PhySlCS class, he makes th1HgS hum Academic CBand l,2,3,4 Orchestra l,2,3,4 Play 3,4 Pep Club l,2,3,4 Yearbook Aj JALES FORD nCad1llacW Jimmy played football smooth as a NFordU when Brady first saw hlm, he said, nThank The Lordn General KFootball 2, 3, A Baseball 2 3, 4 Yearbook 41 'raizfjcr ANN NARIE FRANKLIN Annie Anne Marie is quite a girl All of us consider her a pearl .gp Comercial fP1ay Com 3, I+, Yearbook Lx 'Q' ANN FRI TZ Iri sh Ann is an Irish lass who is full of pep and friendship rare, She com s and goes without a care Commercial fYearbook Ll T1 00 Y ffgjzj DoLoa.s GOBER nee E' f f Dolores in class makes a lot of noise X V We wish her luck with all the boys Academic CDri11 Team 1, Play 4, Play Yearbook lj WUGZNW GROGAN Jeb 0 la 11 Because of Grogan's sup rior knowledge He will w1nd up going to college ' ',,55 rci 1 secr tary 3, L, Play Q J X an : user? chur cv J I AQION HARA CLIAI larion fv- One of th smallest girls in the school To her frlends sh 's always truthful 2, General CYearbook LJ HOWARD HEID IL Fiddle Howard was quite an actor And I'm sure he won't take any more falls hereafter General CPlay 3, Ag Yearbook Ll 17: A U' ll . ' . A 71 Il . Q- ..i...1 If 1 , ' Z' fl - s, X Ir n n C, X 4 A YV' Com. 3, Pep Cluh 2, 3, 4, Canteen 2, 3, 4, -4' :I A -J N YI cos-ff A 4. A . y . ,, ,,v,-,,,. at ' A Q ' ,JY ' 9: in H 5 -' L S A 1 W1 fi ,E in Y' V ' A DORIS HOLLY Dor Doris is a girl who is very Joll You lnow by h r name beoau e it is Holly General CPlay Com 3 4, Yearbook 4 ANDREW HUTSKO 'Jun1or Andy is a fellow always willing to help At a lot of work he'd never yelp General fFootball l, 2, 3, 4, Play Com 3 Yearbook LD ox-YEEFQE Q?'hq. vab-5 JaAN HJNDYRCHOT NP nquin Of all the crop sh is the cream, The way she taokl s she should be o th football tean General Flay 3, A Yearbook L IMYNUMWMTR Wm Mary Lou is a swe t little lass, Sh 1S the sw ater girl of our cla s General CMaJorette l, 2 3 Pep Club 3 A Play 3, Play Com L, Yearbook LD 9 1222 ,4 in t JEAN ISOPI nJe3n19W Warm and sincere is this lass, She's one of the tops in the class. General fplay Com. 35 Play L5 Pep Club Ag Yearbook LD HELEN JEROSTIC 'Helenn A pretty girl with personality plus, She can get a guy without much fuss. General CP1ay 3, L3 Band 1,-2, 35 Year- book LD 0511-3- A -g We can't say 'Dizn uoh ld his nickname In class and activities he acquired fa e Acadenic CB nd l,2,3, Orchestra l,2,3, Play 3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,l Vice Pr sident 3 Yearbook 4, LZONARD KRZYWICKI Lover n, who we know as 'Lovern or WAce' With a few girls really set a fast pace General fBasketball l,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3 4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 1 'wiv' 'T' JOSEPH KACHMAR Wilbur If you're in class and you hear a roar, Don't worry, it's only W1lbur's snore General CFootball l,2,3,4 Play Com 3,45 RICHARD KARLOTSKI 'Cowboyn 'Richn is a boy who likes to talk, At Public Speaking he'd never balk Gen ral fPlay Com 3,4 Yearbook Q:-:Y : m .- DOROTHY MARTIN H -t A very pretty glrl is our HDotn When you're in trouble she's on the spot. Commerical CDrill Team 1. Pep Club 3,4 Yearbook 4. Play Com. 3,45 BEVERLY MARTINO Bev Beverly is quiet and very sweet, Someday her fellow she will meet. Jommercial fP1ay Com. 3,4 Yearbook 4D fl ll . '..' . K . . S A. Be' , yi 3,5 K3 ......4........ 5 4 fi ivb E gl, . , I 1 - IJ lx A 3, I ' X X rizlkf ns LxQg?P 1 if a- ole - as sg snow 'V , W ' CQ. WALTER KRASAVAGE WDiz' '-'V . 3 a I O , U I U ' 9 Q el , n rv -. 0. Le ' qiib - , M, we ' g no o - 4. x .4 ky HJ 9 .Q fo 3 ' I assas- A151 1 ll ' 45 4 fx H II Qui IVC, - ,c' JOHN McNANUS Monk Tops in football, and also hu orous, John's friends were very numerous Gen ral CFootba1l l,2,3,4 Yearbook 41 JOHN NICHAELS 'Pickles' A fellow with spark and life, He'll help you out in time of strife General CFootba11 1, 2, 3, 4, Play Com 3, L Yearbook LQ .fix fi' GLORIA MATKINS 'Humphrey' Gloria's a girl you'1l love to meet, She's sweet and gay and very neat. General CP1ay LP BETTY McCLAHY 'Bette' Betty is so sweet and shy, She's bound to find her ideal gu . G6n3I'a1 3, A-5 Canteen 2, 3, Ly Yearbook LD N w 55 Cbllipqf Z l 1-hr- QQ? MICHAEL Mrzmxo Hspike Diwinutive 'Spike' gave us a notion, That his tonvue was perp tual motion General fPlay Com 3, 4, Yearbook LJ BENJAMIN MOLLUSKY WZash Ben was the standout of our football team, As a tackle, he was really on the beam General fFootball 2, 3, L, Play Com LD f CiLx'!lb -49j1SQcv to -r 1lF:' I L n H U Ku :', oF I NUN V , I S ,.,.-' x .A . ' af ' 15 rg f N X fl Q , , ICD. xi? X Q LQJ 9 .1 -fl - .. g -0511, QP f s ' n t gs Ta, 5 ' e . 54, ,.f- X x ' J: H E ,Q - 5 , x Xxt ' ' 1 Q . ELEANOR PERCHY 'Perch' Eleanor is quite a girl, But she won't give any of the boys a twirl Commercial fPlay Com 3, IQ JOHN PODSKOC Puch John is a guy who is on the beam He was really a value to the basketball team General lBasketball 1, 2, 3 LD 'FS ,va--5 'W JOSEPH C ANT nSneaky Psten Joe is a shy and quiet guy, But when it comes to marks he's up there high. Comercial Clearbook A, Play Com. 4D FRANCIS OSOLONICK UChuckieU Chuckie this summer was a farmer, In life hefll surely go much farther. Commercial fBasebaIL1 1, 2, 3, 4,5 YEZS' JOSEPH RADAGE Niggaz- Joe is a fellow we call UN1ggerW He's always sure to spot a nice figure General CPresident 4 Yearbook 4 Play Com 3, 45 ec, ROBERT RAHL Bob Bob always clicked in basket and baseball We're sure he'll never be a Ufoul ball W Academic claasketban 1,2,3,l, Base. ball 1,2,3,4 Play 3,4 Vice-Presip 4, Yearbook 41 -....... ' ' is ' I x . . S U ll , 1 N l 7 O H . LED Z Y V 5 X I1 II g A Q We 0 o sa - ' . Q5 N tba! .3 ' 4 ,fy lx, 4 ,ff j i' 544, ' Wt- WEP' E '- ,J BEVERLY SAYRE Bev Beverly lS a qulet lass, She never causes trouble 1n the cla s Commercial CYearbook Aj TANIS SCHWALL Jan Jan 1S a glrl with a radiant smile She'll stlck by you all the whlle Commercial KDrill Team l Play 3 Play Com 4 Yearbook 4 Cheerleader 21 ,gal x 3 Nl ROBERT RATKAJ Flax WFlaxH is a boy hard to beat, A truer pal you'll never meet Acadamic CPlay 3, 4 Yearbook LJ JOAN SADUSKY nJoan1e' Joan 18 a glrl who's lots of fun, When she starts somethlng she gets 1 done Commercial CPep Club Yearbook A Play Com q?u egg? 1iE5f YA K XXJ2, 'll' PAUL SICURLLLA W nozn One of the foremost 1n the band, Paul is the best comedlan in the land General CBLnd l,2,3,4 Orchestra 2, Basketball l,2,3 Baseball l,2,3,L Presldent 3 Play 41 RUTH SIDELKO nRuthie' Ruthy is full of pep and steam, Cheerleader's Captain, she's on the beam Commercial CCheerleader 2,3,4, Drill Team 1. Play Com. 3,4. Pep Club 3,4. Yearbook Ll 7 U ll css I 0 W . O K - : . . I xxx 'AQ' I I it X o . . 3 4. 1 25 I 01192 I xg , R-5,4-. .J v,'n'6 f Us 1, .,- I-q.4El':4 7 5 x1N' n n -- LV ll U Q . ' . l , . I . - o Q n f A r'-1 . K Il y 2 ,- ' ' ff 529 1 eggs sl ix, 3 -A., ' s . Q 'L o 3,40 - o o g, p lL: ' an-. 'VV'- M00-q DONALD TRAVER Don Don has nifty blond curls And quite a crowd of admirlng glrls General CTreasurer M BERNARD TRONKOWSKI Boushle Boushie, is at home with a basket- ball or bat, And as a fellow, he never went hlghhat General fBasketba1l l,2,3,4 Baseball 1,-23,47 x 2 - L Z X? S,- -N' 'N' 'N 7 w. 1 SW I? E HELEN STOKES 'Giggles' We know success will be her fare, She has the brains to match her pretty hair Commercial fPlay 3, A Yearbook IJ JOSEPH TERLESKY Jiggs Joe 18 a boy not usually seen around Because hls lnterest lies out of town General 5 'll' 'kia' CONSTANCE VOHAR 'ConnieW Connie is sweet and tender hearted, But she can talk when she gets started. Acadamic fP1ay 3,A. Pep Club 2,3,4, Yearbook L. Canteen 2,3,4. Photography Club Aj EDWARD WALITIS nKaiser' If you hear any commotion in the hall You can be sure Eddie is leading it all B fGeneral CFootball 1, 2, 3, LQ NSW? mf QW .9 ALBERT YAKUS Yaga Music lS th center of Al's llfe, He'll al ays b able to conquer strlfe Academic fBand l,2,3,A Orchestra 2 I CONSTANC YPNCPUNAS 'Connle Connle 1 qulte an artlst, Of us all she'll o the farthest ACadSmlC fPlay 3,4 Pep Club 2,3,4 Yearbook 2,3,4 Neuspaper 1,2 Canteen 2,3,4j HELEN WAYTKEVICH HHeienv With some of the guys Helen rates, She's also good on roller skates. General CCheerleader 2. Drill Team l. Pep Club 3,4. Play Com, 4. Year- book 4.1 ll HUGH WILIIALB NCuebal1W Football 1S HughlG'S maln fling, But he can do most anvthlng General CFootball A Play Com 3 Yearbook A j guotmdfr nNF 'X 1 N O wav , JOSLPHINE ZPCHAPY 'Jo 16' In pers nallty Jos1e's up to par B6SldSS that, she can handle a car AC8dGmlC CPep Club l,2,3,A Play Com 3,4 Yearbook AJ THER SA 71 R 'Trese Th resa BPS1d6S 1S a glrl who can really twlrl that, she 1S a pret y glrl Ccnmercial CM Jorette l,2,3,4 Play Com 3,4 Yearbook Aj lf? . . . Lb M K . 0 O I I ' 1 P 0890 A 8 - f ij 554 n n X' i...-...... QQ . 1' G ' . I 2 3 L., , E -K A v ' n . G 0 . r 0 ' 4 ' '- 0 . Jn , 'ii IB if 3- ' ks G ..fD 2 KV, Q-' mrfg -in 5 'gigikv P , . ' s' ' 0 F . . , O . C I I ' M J j 1 n 11 ' . 1 I 'l 5 nw ZIMINSKY zu Quiet, sweet and very neat, A truer friend you'1l never meet CPep Club 3, Play Com. 3,4 Year- book IJ SENICDR CLASS GPFICERS Eugene Grogan, secretary, Joseph Rodage, president, Robert Rahl, vice-president, Donald Traver, treasurer ODE TO THE FOUTT Hail to the fount, where we go when we're dry Now that we're leaving ve must say good by Whenever we tired of a boring class To thee we would come, the time to pass, Conversations were many, gossip galore' Amazed we'd be, if you spoke of your lore Our schooldays are ending now we are sad, We'll miss all the teachers and the good times we Oh fountain, now, when we vlsit thee Our salty tears will flow ever so free, Thy cool, clear water will ne'er S8t1Sfy The seniors again, but always will we Rem mber the haven provided by you So this ode we are writlng, as our final adieu ha . HJ rfjl I I .Q .., ,. a' 7. :ls Sf, V 'if , ,vm Y ., ,, Q f -. Xe ,f , 't ' ex . . 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S 63 S oi 9 Qoifg 9 6 95535 0 O swab I pa' 9 sed' mov, , 40 9 qv 9 asf' O eb, 'L do, 95 9' 0 o 6 , A . 9 I sw, M gf - th li ' If be ed H1 , sl Q ,I :gd k bel h boy8 mmgemnt floss aww, 01-cf.. ugh , n t .en 5115, I , ' - p . . ix A x XXHSS HI5l'0f7 Wa.. WzfwWZ'Zff?7 Z7 Q, fr gf Entering the last year of our high school studies we soon organ- ized by holding elections. Our class officers for this year were: president, Joseph Radageg vice-president, Robert Rahlg secretary, Eugene Grogan, treasurer, Donald Traver. Our initial activity was a Thanksgiving Day dance in the high school gymnasiu after the annual football game. A weiner roast was held in November On April 20,the annual Junior-Senior Prom was held The Senior play,WWhen I Was Greenn was again successfully directed by M as Doroth Connolly and presented Nov 29,1950 Members of the cast included L Falcone, C Yanchunas, H Jerostic,C Vohar, G Matlclns, J Hendershot, J Isopi, M Evans, D Gober, B McC1ary, R Rahl, W Krasavage, R Ratkaj, H Heidel, P Sicurella, and Eugene Grogan Members of the Pep Club who keep up our school spirit were, C Vohar, D Gober, H Heidel, J Isopi, C Yanchunas, R Sidelko, D Martin, M L Hochreiter, J Zachary, A Hutsko, J Radage,M L Evans, H Waytcavage As sports got underway the boys of our class contributed their share to the footba11,basketball, and baseball teams Those receiving sweaters for their ability and loyalty in football werezL Krzywicki, J Ford, J Michaels, B Mollusky, A Hutsko, J McManus, J Kachmar, and W Walitus, in basketball, John Podskoc,R Rahl, W Krasavage, B Tronkowski, and L Krzyvicki, in baseball, L Krzywicki, R Rahl, W Krasavage, B Tronkowski, J Ford, P Sicurella, F Osolnick Those who served in the band and orchestra were A Yakus, L Falcone, J Amato, P Sicurella, and T Zier With our Class Night June 5,and Commencement exercise June 6,the Senior Class is no longer a part of one school physically, but will always be in mind and heart As we come to the close of four wonder ful years, under the supervision of Miss Gildea,Mr Williams, and the me bers of the faculty, we, the Senior Class of '51n, wish to e press our thanks and app eciation to these people who have helped us during our high school years lt- t 9 P 'kj' K xp' .3 -ii! 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' WMM UIHHHHHY ll 511 Mhry Lou Evans' typ ng for nChiefn to Betty Jean Dickson Theresa Zier's bottle of peroxide to Marion Carlson McManus and Walitus' French vocabulary to Ruth Ann Petro Josephine Zaehary's good natu e to anyone who can fit it Dolores Gober's ability to track Casey to anyone who wants to risk it John Michaels' gigantic build to Clark Smith Eugene Grogan's English notebook answers to Dick Shonk James Ford's 36 girls to anyone who can afford them Louis A1ar's b illant talks to Mrs Kale fHope they keep her happy Joe 0rant's good behavior to Eddie Killeen Janis Schwall's rope and dagger to an girl who looks at Clyde Jean Isopd's stagefright to Mary Ann Machinist Dorothy Martin's ability from keep ng out of trouble to Arlene Benson Richard Karlotski's elevated shoes to Mike Petro Joe Radage's 'apple polishingn for Miss Gildea to Eugene Fabdny Nfl Hugh Williams' excellent marks to Joe Sheridan Helen Jerostic's quietness to Patsy Oliver Jack Amato's height to Mickey Novis Mary Lou Hochreiter's figure to Audrey Kresge Connie Vohar's sweaters to LaVerne Arcangeli Jean Hendershot's feminine charm to Sandra Edwards Walter Krasavage's high scoring to Joe Byelick Connie Yanchunas worn-out art pencils to Don Videgar Ronald Ciehoski's maniac driving to John Connolly Betty McC1ary's giggling to Marion Morelli Michael M1zenko's corner in Geometry class to anyone who wants it Andy Hutsko's beard to Jack Sweetra Louis Falcone's Italian accent to Bernard Leandri. Helen Zimnisky's brillantness to Norma Pisanischi. Ben Mollusky's football injuries to Jack Quinn. Al Yakus' shape to Sheldon Isacc. Robert Eng1e's ph sics notebook to Morris Atherholt. Robert Ratkaj's job as editor to an person who wants the headache. Louis Contino's unfinished definitions to David Holly. 5 JA Emmelia Dyle's lonely dimple to Jean Phillips. fffa LG, Paul Sicurella's natural wavy hair to Joe Kurpis. Robert Rahl's talents as a basketball player to Martin Krasavage. Howard Heidel's acting ability to Jack Allen. To Miss Gildea: Our excuses to go home. To the Juniors: Our seats in chapel. To the Sophmores: All our joys and heartaches. To the Fresh an: Our quiet, meek and timid ways. To the Teachers: The happy and peaceful years that are to come. fix, R' ff .Vt - 0 ,Q l iff- f A I X. G Anne Marie Franklin's absentee list to Anna Gulitus. D 0 0, - ' xi, 9 . ' f O ,J O 0,5 ' . X 4 Joe Kach ar's wide awake manners to Kenneth Hottenstein. esljj YN -Vid' 'lm -5' -soul kim -65' 4 1 1, Sfe fm Theres? f bosom Bvddves fr? P f J J 'fha Q S 'Three 'c 'Ph looks like, Gobert 11' far J 06f'h 'Y Mm' m IJ O T 5 If Eff 'IX you mme ut! .X -' x X XXX A h A, K 1 E .- X Ag' 77 ' 'T' '- ' , , iff ? J' ' N A.,-' .- 1 J if 4 A ff - 1 w ' ' - ' , g. L V A gr u , .. Q 5 . C K X an yi 0 flfy K Koi .. -- 5 P o 63 I fl fo.-j 1' ' '. 2 x ' , ' fl- - i if Q O ' Y! . V F 'eb w ' I ' 'ff . k h x N , , ', sX 1: 4 5 A ' - .. , 3 34 x '. 5' an M X X. i .3' .. x x ' 'Q A i 5 , lun , , Q - 2' in, Q' s L , N1 'S . .gn K X .. K 4 . x ? Nw-six vi - ' R 4 K H P 1 , ig i , 'X C 1 ' l , S in . K . 1 ' - . , 1 . If Q .9 Q. ,fi N Q S-3 Q' gift A . I 5 v KA v' P V .L f 0 ,S K X I fl,X 1 H ml 'TTARRS MISERICORDIA COLLEGE MM ml so m TFEWNTU -.J v We PET' ml Q49 DEX SENIO Miss Liss Visa b iss Miss Rehill Chow Brennan Rattigan Byrne KING'S COLLEGE Mr Arnett Mr wakovsky Mr Orrson BOYS GIRLS Alar, Louis Amato, Jack Apolinaro, James Burke, John Casterline, Clyde Chisak, John Ciehoski, Ronald Contino, Louis Engle, Robert Falcone, Louis Ford, James Grogan, Eugene Heidel, Howard Hutsko, Andrew iachmar, Joseph Karlotski, Richard Krasavage, Walter Krzywicki, Leonard McManus, Jack Michaels, John Mizenko, Michael Mollusky, Benja.m:Ln Orant, Joseph Osolnick, Francis Podskoc, John Radage, Joseph Rahl, Robert Ratkaj, Robert Sicurella, Paul Terlesky, Joseph Travers, Donald Tronkowslcl, Bernard I-Ialitis, Edward williams, Hugh Yakus, Albert 51 Linden St 753 Bennett St 70 Yank St Courtdale 7 Jackson St 259 Bennett St 816 N Walnut St 840 North St 635 Bennett St 394 Charles St 5 Kelly St 33 Acadenw' Courtdale 188 Sly St 93 Kelly St 317 Union St 325 Union St 853 North St 385 Main St P 0 Box lAA Marcytown 231, Bennett St, 583 M ller St. 509 Miller St, 43 Buckingham Ave 742 Willard St. 852 North St. 297 Bennett St. 86 llhin St. 238 Chapel St. 585 M ller St, Kelly Ste 63 Main st. 206 Academy St. 698 Miller St. 258 Kelly st. L47 walnut St. 568 Charles St. Adamcheski, Marie Barry, Patricia Chalker, Mary Ann Chuldnas , Constance Culina, Henrietta Dyle, Emmelia Phrans, Pb.ryLou Franklin, Anne lhrie Fritz, Ann Gober, Dolores Haraschak, Marion Hendershot, Jean Holly, Doris Hochrieter, wry Lou Isopi, Jean Jerostic, Helen Martin, Dorothy Martino, Beverly lvhtkins, Gloria McClary, Betty Perohy, Eleanor Saduslq, Joan Sayre, Beverly Schwall, Janis Sidelko, Ruth E. Stokes, Helen Vohar, Constance Waytekevich, Helen Yanchunis , Constance Zachary, Josephine Zier, Theresa Zimnisky, Helen 1305 M in st 20 Allen St 378 walnut St 2635 Union St 217 Vaughn St 252 Courtdale Ave Courtdale 346 Miller St Union St 90 Miller St 5 Walnut St Walnut St Charles Charles Bennett Main St 339 lhin St 25 Allen St 30 Allen St 202 Vaughn St 21,4 Courtdale Ave Courtdale 105 Dymond St. 49 Hughes St. 86 Mill St. 380 Charles St. Bennett St. Charles St, 299 Vaughn St. L11 L12 Miller St. Miller St, Bennett St. Charles St. Main St. 886 720 645 792 174 S1 THEN C ' 1 L p 'Ig 3 ,ggi l T, .gl sue 1 A P :fi d lu C ' sl 7 A A f C 1 J S l.-',, . X A A H K . Q .,1, A - ..- . fs Q ,CA wt Bggt lJf,2i lla ?'5?h,t ffgrr ' I N O F R S l ' . 595 .' . 2 , A 0 36 o St. 341 . 278 St. . 540 St. . 700 St. . 197 , I ' o o JUNIOR CLASS 11A MR M aRTIN 52 5 'S Susan Havach, Josephine Bartarillo, Shirley Bloom, Betty Jean ckson, Alice Drach, Marcella Bugdanovitch, Marion Carlson, Carmella Di Bella SECOND ROW Bernadine Charnitslcy, Jack Sweetra, Donald Videgar, Joseph Yankulunis, Peter Paraschak, LaVerne Arcangell, Mr Martin THIRD ROW George Havach, John Maluslqf, Donald Jackowsld., Edward Killeen, Clark Smith, Lichael Petro, Anna Gulitus ABSENT Josephlne DeCa.rlo L1 B MR HOTTENSTIE1 fm 'H u E Yr FIRST ROR-4 Mary Ann Kazokas, Marie Reino, Lois Obitz, Marion Morelli, Jo Ann Tregan, Regina Storz, Dorothy Shone, Paula. Luksic SECOND ROW Helen Simcak, Anna Zluky, Richard Shonk, John Tuman, Bernard Stouchko, Allen Sliker, Nancy Keller, Theresa lfhcey THIRD ROW Hector Williams, John Quinn, Michael Novis, Harrison Knell, Robert Gruver, Mr. Hottenstien. ABSENT: Dolores Slapar. mpc JUNIOR CLASS MRSOGILBERT 5 We Q Q y FIRST ROW Arlene Benson, Pegg Fritz, Audrey Kresge, Mary Ann Machinist, Patsy Oliver, Jean Phillips, Grace Craig, Ruth Ann Petro SECOND ROW Barbara Hoon, Bernard Leandri, David Holly, Jack AJ.len, Joseph Sh 1 Kenneth Hottenstein, Sheldon Issac, Annette Pivalis, Mrs G11b6I t THI1w ROW Morris Atherholt, John Connolly, Joseph Kurpis, Joseph Bylick, Robert Gallagher, Victor Baloh, Stanley Grivensky, Eugene Fabiny ABSENT Norma Pisaneski, Sandra. Edwards JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS I 1' xlx 'fn Joseph Sheridan, secretary, Joseph Kurpis, president, Clark Smith, vice president ABSENT Edward Killeen, treasurer l K 443 1 ff. - ' ' 1 X V ei is -pf 'gg Q A Y Q' YI' X N '-5 A A 1' M' Q I I I A .K Q in , W , n- , A . njnnp n, , nn, , 5, an l ff X Q ,A J ' ' J X 4 f' A ' . S' A 4 .. ? Ti ht A N ' ' sf Q ' . A lf- ' 4 X ' SCPHCMQRES X I M soPHoMoRE CLASS MR Hmm 'ii Fu nof! Q, Bl? V9 FIRST ROW Ruth Thompson, Marion Wood, Margaret Sullivan, Shirley Van Buskirk Bernadine Voitek, Rosemary Sigmond, Shirley Lupinsky SECOND ROW Tiriam Weber, Orba Yanchunis, Valerie Steele, Bernadine Sendgia, Norman Latoski, John Foglietta, Joseph Kubinec THIRD ROW Mr Reynolds, Frank DiBuo, Thomas Hughes, David Hopklns, Walter Konopke, Albert Lovik, John Lugar ABSZNT Charles Bytheway, John Barbose, Patricia Sherwin 10 B MR PFTRC ms FIRST ROW: Josephine Disano, Rose Amato, Janet Hottenstein, Peggy Stiles, Betty Petroski, Jean Hendershot, Clara Grabareck, Mary Lou Rambus. SECOND BQW: Bernadine Orant, Jean Osolnick, Joseph Roman, Donald Petty, Valaras Nevadonski, Jean Hochrieter, Mary Ann Wolonowski. THIRD ROW: Joseph Nevis, James Savoca, Bernard Voitek, Robert Urbanovitch, James Petro, Leo Moser, Mr. Petroskas. ABSENT: Geraldine Lane, John Silic, Jaylene Sennick, Rita Andrasko. I 1 I G 71 Q 1 2- I I Y a f f X my ' ,. -I . I , f .W s 1 f: .. M 'Q .' ' ' ' '- If ni 5 . ba . , ,,.4 ' ' .S ,. L ! F , If 1 3. '+ J 2 ' aa., N if I 'rx . Q5 . 'UQ W ' -5?0g. 4 ' , l 'jc' lt '?EA., 5 ,I V . f gif H S, . f A . -. 3 : -4 I IMQI .... pp -TJ 'g9.tt40 if gg E , ' as .--N 'v,, ' , l V A X I . O O o - . : O . ' it? Q 3 .. VW., l .J J, I: A f Q - 'QE I Q , I 1 ' Q ' 0 Q.. A 2-si ' V. 0 V . . - , f :ap 'Q s' ff' I A ' ,f '?f' '..' . ' I - S. ff . . ' I1 ' 5 -- J ci vs 91 '- . ' . , I fit, , . 4 ff ' K f I . 5 x ' A ' . .-J - ' f' - 1. .3 . f f . if I 3 I 100 SOPHOMORE CLASS me ma w, has-w FIRST ROW Coralie Hughes, Dorothy Slavish, Marlene Kostenbauder, Regina Bellas, Lucille Robertine, Roberta Atherholt, Barbara Yurchak, Nancy Karmilowicz EEOND MW: Stephan Stolarski, Richard Bunn, Charles Kopetchny William Camloh, Martin Krasavage, Mrs Kale THIRD ROW Barth Balcomb, Robert Grula, Joseph Voitek, Daniel Wisnieski ABSENT John Gula, Paul James, Leonard Molusky, Robert Ottoviani, Charles Verbetich, Doris Baird, Nancy Pearl AMERICAN HISTORY CLASS Left to rights FIRST ROW: Margaret Sullivan, Ruth Thompson, Robert Urbanovitch, Shirley VanBus1cLrk, Miriam Weber. SFDORD ROW: Joseph Roman, Joseph Savoca, Bernadine Sendgia, Patricia Sherwin, Rosemary Sigmond , John Silic,. THIRD ROW: Valaraa Nevandowsld., Joseph Nevis, James Petro, Betty Petrosky, Donald Batty. FOURTH ROW: John Foglietta., Janet Hottenstein, Nancy Karmilowicz, Walter Konopke, Shirley Lupinski. STANDING: Miss Rattigan. .. . X 5 I Q ' Q l . A A , . . , . v A , 1: . ' .Q X-3 V N -V ff . ea, ' l 5 f . g I I . ! v. il ' I s , i ' gxr. , 1 . ,. ., EA , E' :z V 5' D Alf I 1 if 4! 1,11 '4 . -I f 3 1 , ' 1 O . ' I I O : Q L 2 O ,. f , J ,, ' 5 f X F- 1: , J , 'i JU ICR HIG U lx Mi 4 k INK A X .. 5 I . ' -IX. NINTH GRADE MRS mm q X Q Rx FIRST ROW Marion Bloom, Lucy Mae Garrison, Cecelia Vinvorski, Arlene Stouchko, Verna Torretto, Mary Ann Voitek, Charlotte Bloom, Antoinette Angeli SECOND ROW: Thomas Matuyza, Rose lhrie Jackowski, lfhrie June, Pauline Brdaric, Dorothy Evasic, Ruth Barry, Bernice Barber, Robert Kasarda, Mrs Miles THIRD ROW Donald myers, Rupert Kuttenberg, Edward Fedrow, Thomas Sherin, Anthony Cecconi, Vincent Varankar, Leonard Yakus FOURTH ROW Henry Knell, Robert Kolmn, Robert Monk ABSENT John Dernako, Irene Nevadonski, Marion ML'l.unic MISS WAYTEL AVA r 4 E T - VI 351' ROJ: Patricia Compton, Margaret Fember, Bernadine Syroid, Sylvia Czekalski, Carol Ottaviani, Ann Marie Malusky, Lucille Montfort, Marian Volker, Elizabeth Yanovitch. SECOND ROW: Dolores Vassello, Barbara Kryzwicki, Carol Breznay, Veronica Dyle, Rita Mazaitis, Mary Lukasavage, Sam Ruggere, Miss Waytel. THIRD ROW: Sofus Jensen, Robert Kazokas, Donald Carey, Paul Brown, Robert Latoski, David Zurinski, Norman Whiting, FOURTH ROW: Gerald Gruver, Francis Evanko, Lee J olley, Anthony Kubinec, Albert Shonk. ABSENT: William Yankalunas, Louise Balonis, John Polchin, Dorothy Honoosic. 9-A . A DO1' ,J ' A E f1S:k,5,gQ55f'i st ig. Q , 4 ' 3 . ' Qf. Q 1 I R: 42 A Q A A - 2 5 A - f E, 1 ' g Q i ' , ' j Q - 1 ' ' Q 1 A. sg r . KK in L 5 I I f ,, -A 9 ' ,. ' ' . . , ef. A fl -4 1 AQ ' -1-1 ' , ' N ' . , I ' 'N any ' -. 1 D: K 'fl .Q . ,N Ag, ,I . 'ff - . ' V ,J ' , ' J: , bg ' . F D 'F ' , P. n I E v , W AV .X I I ., a. ' - ' . ' 0 .i. .: Q 9-B A I e K 4 ' ' 1 1 Y A g ' i in 5 I 1 u Z J t A 5 5 - 5 H ' A A Tm L A O 1 F ' r . N I NINTH GRADE MISS MARCIN rf' FIRST ROW sther Thomas, Sue Rowan, Janet McClary, Sandra James, 'velyn Steele, Cecelia Allunis, Janice Sengia, Patsy P tro SECOND ROW Madeline Piazza, Joanne Billow, John Barbose, Dorothy Blannett, Argenta Davis, Misa Marcin THIRD ROW: Bobby James, Jack Kovalchek, Ale Pavlick, Steve Carlin Leo Minkoff, Jerome Urban, Dick Morgan, Robert Bach an ABSENT: Grace Keller, Anthony Katorski, Francis Mule, Patsy Sobeck EIGHTH GRADE MR BANTA t Beverly Hampton, Richard Hampton, Beverly Brown, Stephen Demchalk, Betty Jensen, David Nafus, Iola Pisaneski. SECOND ROW: Dolores Stouchko, Lorraine Kerdesky, Jean Volkar, Doris Stroud, Robert Resavage, Mr. Bant . THIRD RO B ,-,---Hz Carl Apolinaro, Anthony Spudis, Donald Lupinsky, William Ross, Joseph Razvillas. ABSENT: Henry Dermayko, John Hebda, George Hufford, George Romonko, Ronald Williams. 9-C 1 A ' Q ' . ' ! - .. ' X 4 5 Q ' Q - 5 ? r - ' gr - -R' A 1 ..g ' 1 ., '7!5f S 'L B - -- f ffW, 1 , C '7 J 1 t . - .' 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' ' ' ' B 7 . ,S . . r -A R, . e . ., i 1 ' . - .x xl, is , EIGHTH GRADE 8-3 Miss BURNS FIRST ROW Nancy Peard, Sandra Strickland, Laura Wallace, Bernadine Dougalas, Irene Caladie, Barbara Arnold, Miss Burns SZCOND ROW Anthony Gunari, Anthony Stelacone, Richard Boneski, Philip June, Billie Hottenstein, Raymond Cecconi THIRD ROW Aron Loveland, Joseph Panek, Billy Stogoski, Jack Lyons ABSSNT Frank Derbie, Howard Fox, Bernard Fronczkewicz, William Spudis, Robert Yanchunas, Norma Derby MR GALLAGHER .L- FIRST ROW: Nancy Rex, Grace Apolinaro, Adrienne Gerhard, Barbara Walsh Janet Stokes, Martha Alar, Bhrcella Nevadonski, Janet Pega SECOND ROW Robert WCW, P8-ul C18-rk, Leroy Naylor, Harry Zimmerznan, Robert Razvillas Leroy Wallace, Mr Gallagher THIRD ROW John Romanko, Robert McLaughlin Ronald Matalavage, James Reed, David Pemhleton ABSENT Alfred Gurnari, Robert Nafus 7 X 5 A G ,N fx . X H, . .5 y 1 Qi? 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J ,,K.l 5 ,: - Q .. - ,J I ' , ' u f iff- .Q ......... , O C 0 9 I 0 3 , . : C SEVENTH GRADE MR Mm X14 FIRST ROW I-'Brion Cecooni, Ronaine Drach, Suzanne Boyer, Anna Mae Bug donovitch, Bernadine Pilkonis, Rita O1-ant, Rose Ziminsky, Marie Outeda, June Blight SECOND ROW: John Carey, Jack Gruver, John Barbose, Richard Hutsko, Edward Barber, James Miles, Joe Zera, Charles Slavish, James Rex THIRD ROW George Schwall, Doris Davenport, Caroline Reese, Marylon Titus Lillian Wolonoslqr, Rose M MIPOSQ, Marcella Konopke FOURTH ROW: Carl Silchak, John Chiekzanosky, James Fox, Robert Savakinas, Anthomr Stevens Elwood Sayre, Mr Shupnik ABSENT Robert Buscavage, Edward Hoban, Joe Rushnock Ruth Rozelle MR YAKUS 'Vert FIRST ROW , bhrtha Thompson, Faith Garri- son, lhrie Lawrence, Bernadine Sokoloslqr, Patsy Buscavage, Antoinette Yanovitoh, Betty Leandri. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Meighan, Bill Heidel, Russell Hendershot, James Dougalis, Harry Kern, Robert McLaughlin, Tony Lapollo, Rosalie Roschak. THIRD ROW: Dick Oatridge, John Kleban, Jon Karmilowicz, Daniel Yanchunas, John Fronczkiewicz, lvhdeline Billow, Dolores Kascak, Marie Zurinksy, Mr. Yakus. FOURTH ROWs Sylvia Phsonis, Roger Layaou, Joseph Stevens, Peter Ross, Jerry wood, Elinor Martino. ABSENT: Robert Lutz, John Stokes, Peggy Riley, lhrie Shouline. -aw'-N. , .. v- ' . ,iso .W X, 'X 4 ELEMENTARY E fMua m SLXTP GWILDL ii NERLV' J POPE BPM FIRST ROW: Ronald Mullay, Louise Shevock, Timothy McManus, Robert Morgan, Donald Titus, Sam Bartorillo, John June, Richard Pocono, Jean Kreci SEEOND ROW William Orlowski, Patsy Matuyza, David Re, Irene Zier, Daniel Tuman, Joan Barry Sally Yilbert, Eug ne B ennan THIRD ROW Joan Payne, Kenneth Clark, Janet Petroski, Anthony Paratore, Charlotte Derhamer, Robert Watkins, Robert Hewitt Jo e h Hufford, Thedore Barber, Richard Sabol, David Novis SIX'lH LH IEE MISS A FRANCE AUSTIN UB 1 F41 FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Piazza, Janice Udzela, Elaine Vamos, Bernadine Whitman, Ruth Ann Clark, Grace Lupinsky, Clara Lawrence, Rosalie Baltruchitis, Jean Santos, Judy Smith. SECOND ROW: Billy Barber, Robert Ruch, Billy Kasarda, Daniel Brown, Michael Greenwald, Edward Stokes, Virgil Gurnari. THIRD ROW: Ronald Watklns, Douglas Van Keuren, Martin Davis, David Michaels, Robert McManus, Daniel Karlotski, Jack Pope, Miss Austin. ABSENTx Michael Chisarick, Lynn Crowell, Bernadine Balchus X1 . I 4 7 T-.T , -. ., , R i s I I 'Y Ex- 4 .. I,':L Q k ' ' f . I 11 . . X I Rf X N, fu N E , ' H ' K S ixv ,Q Q - 4. r N - I .. ,is 8 x' M I 5 I : iv ' , i Q:'. 'Igy? .Zi ' ,.f,.y2',,,w . 3 --lc. ,.. , : 1' 3 E.. A f: :wir l.. M . -:P .-5 J gf. al: I ' ' 11- 1 if ' 1 4 ' ' I f f 1411.1 o 2 s 9 o 1- 2 O ATS MT: S' ,n . 1 1 w lx X A 4 I , M, . I 1 T Q 7 V A 7 ' A . f Q . . T . , ' - - l f r 'f f t X - fafyg ' R '-5'l I 1 1 P' X I I as P 1, fr - R V -X' - 5 - L v A D I - . I , . ' M I A i Y, Q I .Ng ' 1 I ' A K I t.,, fa fa- V fs Q 1 A . ' ' x .af W 1 ' 'A-faf ' I C' C SIXTH GRADE Miss HELEN CHEWEY I I' ,fr--- FIRST ROW William Naperski, Eleanor Byelick, Billy waslick, Frances Simonaitis, Patsy Machinist, Marie Trasko, Donald Gosart, Johanna.bhzeitus, Carl Rambus SECOND ROW Donald Minkoff, Arthur File, Caroline Stevens, Nicholas Devens, Peter Hometchko Raymond hhchinist, Eleanor Lutz, Jackie Givens THIRD ROW Teddy Ringsdorf, Lewis Yanchunis, Raymond Harger, Jerry Chickanosky, Joyce Quinn, Jane Maher, Patsy McGuire, Edward Fronchek, Betty Lu Carpenter, Joseph Yenalevitch ABSENTz Billy Hawke, Nellie Totten, James Keller lisa Fenderson Qchool Nurse THE BIG FOUR ----' --,,,,,.v'i Mr Wooditoh, truant officer, Nr Bottko Mr Curley, Mr Sullivan, janitors l 5 P t Q N ' . x t tF.' La R 'ggi D 3 Rf b X '- f' '7 T , J 4. X, I 7 . V . , . z H, K N ' fi fs 'W 6 R 1,5 teh, g 5 Q A ' GUARDIAN ov om H ALTH F '.F i 'EL K g A , -, G A P ,Q F A' ,.G X, f Q L X h QT, n . G , M p .xv X . lla 'yy' X. .' FIFTH GRADE MISS RENE MONAHAN ll llh is R dnt' l in fl 'K Y,7y FIRST ROW: Betty Bloom, Rosalie Kubash, Marjorie Wallace, Dianna Trijillo, Thomas Disano, Leona Endza, Bessie Williams, Carol Atherholt, Bernice Michaels, Janet Compton SECOND ROW! Jean Nemetz, Mary Shepshinski, John Shepshinski, Harry Hufford, Shirley Natres, Theodore Derby, John Lonie, William Arnold, Sam Grinzo, Charles Bloom THIRD ROW Anthony Froncek, Ronald Garey, Joseph Glaush, Fred Stoneham, George Deitrick, Robert Garey, John Olexa ABSENT Jean LaValley, Betty Lou Carpenter, Mildred Dyanick, Jean Bober, Stenhen Konopke, Charles Reese FIFTH GRADE MISS HANNAH BARRY f'Xl N-gnu-i GP P sa D 4 4 A-sa ' f 'fir 1 T ROW: Anna Marie Moser Eugene Gober, Clara Wolfinger, John DeWitt, Georgetta Rex, Thomas Chisarick, Angeline Falcone, Peter Natishan, Edith Mae Oatridge, Robert Slocum, Jean Kozokas SECOND ROW: Barbara Yanchunas, Barbara Gutowski, Mabel Williams, Barbara Toth, James Phillips, Marie Laptyk, Shirley chooley, Mary Louise Thomas THIRD ROW Anna Reino, John Dugdonovitch, Antoinette Ruggere, Mildred Stouchko, Shirley Baird,rMargaret Monforte, John Paraschak, Leonard Davies, David Abeshouse FOURTH ROW Joseph Bruzauskas, Thonas Resavage, Thomas Ryscavage, Lois Marsh, John Pope, Michael Bonieskie, Richard Lonie, John Grula, Frank Ondish, Richard Bellas ABSENTx Bonnie Newitt, Dorothy Payne, David Tregan I I 2 A ' Q I I I I 5 A , A :if .3-13 A N V P ' 2 0 Q 3. 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JULIA ROMAN VTE? .bj V' FIRST RO Bern wc Jishneski, Shlrley Moser, Fred Carey, Jane Denby, Robert Bytheway, Marion Tribendis, Robert Albertson, Peggy Hampton, Anna M Yankalunas, bmry Ann Kubacki SECOND ROW Judy Miles, Richard Hover, Robert Kubacki, Thomas Vassello, Daniel Sekera, Alice Uolonouski, Sara Jean Sengia, Stella McManus, Joan Lyons THIRD 'OV Janet Morgan, Margaret Panek, Pearl Razvlllas, Lois Stoneham, Willard Harvey, Helen Deltrict, Charles Kalaldis, Joseph Sokoloski, Delbert Hufford PTS Rowan FOURTH ROY Bllly Peard, Ernest Chalker, Margaret Thompson, Charles Pavlicl hurl Jensen ABSENT larllyn Craze, Edward Endza, Judy Davl FOURTH GRADE MISS ESTHER IDCARTH 1II I'I 4 me Q, ' 'fu FIRST ROW bhrtin Kubacki, Rose M rie June, Joseph ndish, Barbara Ott, John Carr, Barbara Clemens, John Bandura, Rosemary Rittenhouse, Fred Carter, Cecelia Pope SECOND ROW: John Nevadonski, Richard Garey, Lhrtha Rushnock, Rita Yenme s Stelacone, Bernadine Fronczkiewicz, Emma Barber, Nancy James, Agnes Wallace, Robert lhher THIRD RQW, Lewis Baines, John Petrosld, Edmund Mellas, Jean Vasello, Clara Fox, Eleanor Watkins, Arlene Whitman, Jerry Yezilski, Joseph Stankoski, M ss McCarth FOQRIH RQWx Joseph Stoshiok, Nancy Chalker, Clarence Hoover, Russell Ente. fy' A . s A ' ' ' , in - , .1i, . 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C l O THIRD GRADE NHS - JAMES S Q -wld FIRST ROW Thomas Olexa, Dinah Razvilla , James Meyers, Pats Fronchek, Gailord Smith, Jeanette Kozloski, Bobby Gober, Stella Barber, John Duris, Mary Ann Laktasic SECOND ROU Geraldlne Matkins, Geraldine Stokes, Rose Schooley, Albert Pope, Elaine Cooper, Betty Barry, Peter Gavlick, Ronald Gerhard, Bernard Romonko Carol James THIRD ROV Joe Barry Brown, George Kopetchny, Kenneth Davenport John Stackalis, Joseph Zier, Edgar Gruver, Joseph Yanchunas, Tony Osolnick Jerome Carter James Compton ABSENT Joyce Jordon, Bernard Stoschick THIRD GRADE IES MA UILTIAIS 1...,'.n.nne,,M i: ffw ,tfirfr 1 fx Fi '16 QA-haf? he if Nwrfrlfg J V., h':r-C'T. .....- 1-if 'KGS-v.Q 5 jg '7 Tas 1a3 1aM-.J BIRS o Danlel Philllps, Sandra Flanagan, Davld Allabaubh, Judy Gober, Sammgr Torreto, Rosalie Reino, Stanley Gutowski, Earl Eaulkner, Veronica Balonls, James bwLaughlin SECOND ROW Charles Harger, Joyce lhcklo, Joseph Shonls, Maryann Bednar, Billy Oyler, Carol Hochreiter, Eranl-' Whltman, Warren Pollock, Rose Marie McManus THIRD RON Tony Ruggere, Jonny Greenwald, Russell Baird, Donna Ihrtino David Bottoms, Virginla Taylor, Charles Dyanlck, Dolly Ottovlanl, Michael Pope, Bernard Stelacone, Mrs Williams ABSENT Joseph Lawrence, Sammy Barbose, Richard Supinsky, James Lonie ' 1 - N I . . - r ' ' T ' ' ' 5 . an A va ' , A 2E:i'5' lr, 4 V 'F EI A : s y . 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A J. . : , - , 1 o : - I i SEEOND GRADE Mass MATILDA OLASH - lk ke Vicky FIRST Row Merienn Reeniek Helen Leptyk, Thomas Miles, Bonnie Ha' f Qendgia, James Mazeitus, Madeline Pifer, Julia Ondish, Donald Menign B0Hni9 Jo Craig SECOND Row BettY Evanoski, FHvard Yankalunasv Joan Karger' Kenneth Baker, Leong Derby, Patricia Walsh, Richard Schooley, Jeannette Brown, Rose k egarlet, Patricla Pollock THIRD ROW Dolores Chickanosky, Elizabeth Rllshnoc r Jeanne Pitkin, Russell Gilbert, Joseph Koslosky, Na-BUY Keller, Bernard Abeigggggf Anna Deitrick, Conrad Krzywicki, Mary Alice Watson, Marilyn Rittenhouse 2 Martha Stankoski, Carolyn Zimmerman, William Turcan QLCOWD GRADE VISS MARCELLA BRU7lUqKPO 1 x 4 U FIRST RO bary Lou Cooper, Margaret Totten Mary Lapallo, Jacqueline Barber Anna Marie Gurnari, Maureen Philips, Mabel Mahoney, Mary Ann Byelick, Glorla Whitman, Beverly Kozloski SECOND ROI Bertha Totten, Carolyn Sobeck, Betty Sincavage, Janet Stroud, Lorraine Gilbert, Glorla Masonis, Judith Dewitt, Nancy Patton, Edward Kilheeney, Ray Atherholt, Edward Yanchunas, Nevin Gorki IQLRQ ROW Edward Koslosky, William Gately, Phlllip Harvey, Jerome Watkins Peter herdesky, Harold Barber, Marino Pisaneschl, Carl Zenda, Paul Sokoloskl, Donald Engle Robert Minckl Mi , er, ss Bruzauskas ABSENT Esther Barber, Carolyn Rozelle FIRST GRADE MISS MARIE MQCARTHY PWM fdrq- A Z 'im P lf' Lvl 199 1 X ,am 'W FIRST ROW Gloria Schooley, Marlene Stoneham, Jack Pvans, Carol Bottoms, Robert Prlce, Beverly McLaughlin, Barbara Bloom, Frances Fox, Carl Carey, Barbara Waluck Dzgene Hoover SECOND ROW Lillian Tregan, Miss Marle TMcCarthy, Daylene Thomas, Nancy Finney, Charles Minckler, Charles Kapral, David Hampton, Josenh Balash Bernard Machinist, Clyde Fox, Antony Shonis THIRD ROW: edward B8.1t1'11Chl'l3lS, Joan Sarakinas, Walter Paraschak, Marvin Krutzer, Renard Huey, Frank 08kI'1dg6 ABSENT Judith Thomas, Jack Davennort, Lewis Krasniak, George Rice, Madel1ne Piazza, P ggy McManus FIRST GRADE SS ANNA GALLAGI1 2 A Al Q25-wi? WW 'l 'EH e efggv?f'L1 2 6 I eil' ggi X Q tal FIRST ROW: Constance DiBuo, Geraldlne Barber, Sandra Mihalsksi, Betsy Cooking, Mary Ann Tuman, Mark Yanchunas, Leonard Gilbert, Joseph Paratore. STOND ROW: Edward Pifer, Ronald Kascsak, Kenneth Welch, Lawrence Carr, Sharon Gingell, Ethel Mae Lanham, Lewis Bradbury, Richard Pavlick, John Kemrite. TIHRD ROW: Rose Mary Seitz, David Napersld., Rita Zurinski, Barbara Micklo, Francis Pocono, Albert Porter, Charles Urban, Charlotte Wolfinger. ABSENTz Stanley Arnold, Thongas Barber, Glen Keil, Stephen Serbel, Carl Welch, Patricia Keller, Christine Ruggere, Mrs. Gallagher. , RAE . . , A , , ..,,...,na'f5-a 1 m z ,4.' ' A 'iw . N .Q -I 4 in N , T? 'V nu . km .1 W P P P ,g e T' 'yy 5, lg' iw? ' -. 231 z ,, ' .f Af,Qf,L,1, f5 l -4 ' , - 2'9 ? 5'5 2' Wil-4 .f -' 'O A ' 7 Ji ' wi? EWS'-9wsf5' V ' or P - ' L 5 ,551 ' - O G fx I 4 .I E Q . 'I C. ' y AA ,. l 5. . 'V 5. P l , . 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K 5 x - A PRE-KINDERGARDEN ALICE BENDICK rw 'Ov QE: lu S 'LMI it 7'T IIQVH FIRST ROW Carol Oatridge, Jacqueline DeLong, Karon Suponic, Kathy Cooking, Joan Sendgia, Theresa Endza, Alverta Barnard, Sandra Rydzewski, Geraldlne Rittle SECOND ROW William Craze, Wayne W sley, Robert Yenelevitch, Joseph Siberski, Joseph Piccillo THIRD ROW Michael Grumblis, Francis Roach, James Caffry, Anthony Rydzewski, Barry Gately, Paul Allunis, James Caladie, Tiss Bendick ABSENT Linda Rowett, Kathleen Sobeck, Sandra Durish, Thomas St rlachlni KINP RC IRTEN MRS ALICE BENDICK pk FIRST ROU Pamela Flannagan, Loralne Barreta, Vir lnia Arloski, Lynette Hufford, Anthony Grinza, Arline Gunari, John Kinb, Willlam P8Tl1UlHO, Pearl whltson, Charles Carr, Arlene Rittle. SECOND ROW: Paul Pltkin, Audrey Balonis, Cynthiane Baines, Irene Snee, Joseph Martin, James Strausser, Linda Renville, Alfred Slivinski, Daniel Bandura, Barbara Quarteroni. TQIRD ROM: James Micklo, Carolina Novis, Mauren Leary, Joan Evanoski, Peggy Brown, George Moser, Richard Belza, Robert Kerdesky, Jean Hochol, Aurthur Williams. FQURTH RQMg Joyce Barber, Eugene Finney, Richard Peard, Miss Bendick, Thomas Yezleski, Anthony Rydzewski, Joseph Nhrsh, Dolores Wishnefski, Willa Gunster, Sandra Reichert, Judith Angeli. ABEENI: John B ennan, Carol Culber, Priscilla Gerlach, Dorothy Kolodechik, Anita LaVerngne, M rie LaVerngne, Isabella Pope, Dorothy Rushnock, . MRS. I A Y' 'Q f - . ' 'J , 'if' I xr,-f, ' - .' I . U L . L I Q , . ' I ' 6 - . .I z-1, ' .Q K' 3 ' X 4 xw Lzfzz- .f ,A qs , , A ' - - - 1' Z ' , ' ..,e HY Y U- 'A 'Q 5 - - r' ' - K A, .Q QQ - 's A - I. V . t A V-...K it , . Q . ,i A ' ' I an X A v ' ' ,, ' ' ' ' ' ,'. . L ,Q 'Cv Z' I ' 'l 4 - A rl A 'L -wt 'N V I R ' ,su I . 5' G-f.g Aish asf ,-' , .,, , , - 1, 1 ' la0: A a EV Q33 -fr, !,l 'ff ' - ' F A I ' Zftfuf 'Q . A I. X, A , I ' .-0 .49 I 1 f V'. . A - , 2 W . . - X I , I if Sw N : . 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X' Q' , fs. lflff 9 gb MANAGER-s 'V I G' gglrll 1 is ADVERTISING? wmw mmcm amy Mnmenmmcuesm mme sum HELEN sroxes HELEN zuwfvvsm , JDHN BURKE, IDERADAGE .mo Nnmonl HARAScHnK Rum SIDELKO Dams uowg HNDYHUTSKO R Clenosm , L CONTWO - fl x 'Q YQ Y' SEQ? N219 S' 5 Q- 9 H.- Xb bg Q9 . Q 3 X' 9' A t -X 5 1 I 4 QA '1 'Tv y Q wiv? fx 'f1. 7' G- xv. H1 1 rw? .1 1 U' :.. l 6' A ' 4,2 - xi' '-a F , ,VV , ' , ri - 'ff .' -., 4' YP A K L M 'f 5 0 ,cu x My 4--.Aa-r 1 29 g ' Q- ' x Aa A .JY '.k, I X h ,.,, S K A r K: My ' Z I I ' , . ' I 1 1 1 I SENUGB .. S I f -an A ' ' - nf E E ' -in . ' ' , , . , x . . ' bx . 7 2 J 1' ,. is 4,,e I KE . - M - - -A 3 I C X' ' -- 5. gi x ,M 5 ' Q 'E 'ix .lil AIIII ag -4 W igy SHS.. NAEQNQ .ns-N 'N, Robert Ratkaj Eugene Grogan Connie Vohar Howard Heidel Jean Hendershot Dolores Gober Jean Isopi hhrilou Evans Helen Stokes Connie Yanchunas Helen Jerostlc Betty MoClary Gloria MHtklDS Robert Rahl walter Krasavage Louis Falcone Paul S1curel1a HWHEN I UAS GREENW Soupy Gustau Vatsuv PRAY Inf' Af ad! 3 r I Y. .'f 1 ' .fn K 4 N' . H' 1' e '- , Patsy Bleacheretti Gatesworth Bleacheretti Beeny Bleacheretti Trlsha Elllot Wlnnie MCGUlT6 Ernastine Elllot Lorretta Etta Bleaoheretti Ann Bleacheretti Sadie Hazel Roger Martindale Logan Ellsworth Walter Bleacheretti Henderson Elliot ,gpm lslllllllll fre I M L --Q! Hggsum An., L...5 QQN I MJ' f 'f X I MKUN A Why N-J 91 Pnesemeo ev SENIOR CLASS is .1 OF LUZERNE il. J A 'Lila :IL NOVEMBER 2,1 r X ff E, MM, 50 'Xie' No' :vm in DIRECTED BY I1 1 MISS DOROTHY CGNNOLLV lx TTY .qs X aLZ,Eg?,1 Q 2 , ' X - 1 5 ii 1 . ' x ' Y Q ' ' 3 -s v x 3 ' , .. A ,'m - 1 x . - g f X X QW' , 4 A , TYI'r. fu, h H 7 f' I V' H I A i 4 'qw if 7. -- ' Q - H V X ' . . .3 g: 'ms M J .W , V . I' 1 Q: i I eb fw' A ' V .cf-V fllwy 1 h n 532- QI ji, . Q ' T2 Q' IE 2- X f i , --v-' 1 ' i , Q Q' f .f t 4, - x T f f It q an +5 i 3 ! liX Q l ,f uk L-Q -y E1 ' H 5 ..,,,,,, ,,,,on.+ sun 5 h +r! xi X S Q: AW , , 7 s A '. , I 7 , , ' . A ,. 4 f 3 V ng. 9 Q, ly' - pw ' , '3 4 . ' . . Jill IDR l'l.lY f'9,...r Jean Storz Nurse Trent LaVerne Arcangeli Aunt M ra Opel Dodd Patsy Oliver Charlotte Allen Clark Smith Jodwillow Mary Ann Machinist Jade Darnelli Grace Craig Mary Ann Kazokas Jean Fhillipes Sandra Edwards Audrey Kresge Ruth Ann Petro Michael Petro Bernard Leandri Morris Atherholt Joe Kurpis Bob Gallaghe Jack Allen Jack Sweetra Maribelle M s Batson Student Director Doris Windthrop Mrs Rooley Henrietta James Scorpio Guiseppi Dr Bell Ned Stirwell Rodney Dodd Officer B ydon Luigi 0570 ENTERTAINMENT 4.r y 1 if J 4' v X , ? ' 'SQ w 13 Wall he Iwo ? 1 Marsbellt. +0 +56 TCSCUC 1? I Hel ' Som! HX pi iwmpv 'I Roubie have I ONE WILD NXGHT JUNIOR PLAY we fv0.J ' wafh em dnrccfel by NISS CONN0lLY Dear me V31-+ 4 ne,,1. 9 v- n'A'!l.a. Nwwww , Mihai' Lau, Peep! I Dom 4- gd' pushm, 5 mf Avfi ' rf, if ' ' V4 , ,, : ' 2-ww, ,.4'V V 3 X A V , Quwvf., , H3 A Y , JAH. , ' N3 -S ,,Q,,,,,f.a1 , ,' 4' ., V' . , E U- A fl fi 4 'M' , we . , -A 6 ,uw ,Q --.-.iq . . l 4, J - . , V 859-. 1 2 v Ai i Af ' H I ' , - H ,X I ,iii :,: j, 1 7,5 , . 5 , , 0 4 . 1. 7 : : 1 ' V we : W2 Q N .V rf: 4 , . Y, X r V i ,, '15 4. 4 Y, :S f 45 Eff ' : N 'P ' 1 ' f - ' 'if L., Q ' o ' .I A - U r A 'Za gr 3 ' - -,, P ' XIFKN. fX13x.ff-'AQ QV Q ' --A ., ,, . Q if , 2 of? 4 .IL -. l 1 I .A 1, ' 1? t Q ' , 1-an-r 1 ' 1 V M M , ,Q ,T ' - Fix J, i , J n U' mm , ' - X ., . 21- ' . GQ fl, 5 .L V 1 L .l ,X..r 4 w N . I . - A .flfl-'Ti-,j'-j 5, - 1 ., .. . - ' - L 5. A y ,L-,,,.g!i: , . . . J f 4.5 BAND PA, QB A i RX nk-v FIRST ROI! T Zier J Hot enstein, R Amato, C Graberek, B Yurchalk, B Sendgia SECOND RON L Stokes, J Yewalevitch, T Ringsdorf, R NcMa.nus D Van Kuren, J Rex, M Chasarick, J Chlckzmslcl, L Yanchuna , I Caladie, S Demchak THIRD PON D Yanchunas, M Kostenbauder, h Williams, J Amato, D Balrd, B L Carpenter, Mr Saunders FOURTH ROW A Yalcus, T Hughes, A Cecooni, K Hothanstein, P Sicurellla, N Karmilovicz, B Orant ABSENT L Falcone, J Sendgla, R Letoskl CHEER LEADERS FIRST ROW: M. A Kozakas, R. Sidelko, co-captain, A. Benson. SECOND ROM: C. hughes, C. Kasarda, captain, P Oliver, I. Moz-ellli, 8 -li -.-- , M ,Q .... ' - I M L uunfvwmsnnll I nu W.. ff' I usvsunhvhii U I Q ,4 4 A v A-an l - '- T .wana l -nu S : Jing, Y vw' .QQQ Qc W U i M 'Y 1 wanting 1 Q -P vu an fxx wg - R as , Q V!! 5 w X 1 N L . QA, 4x X . 3- FSF ' 1' .4 1 9 ' x v 3 0 , .3 , w S ' ld- 35. A 4 U 'ff k K AK X- A f X T X' ' X, ,f X I .1-' l A .L X: o , o 'J 4 a 0 o 1- , 7 0 -I Q o o o A , ' 1 im' . e o o 4 o S 4 . v 0 ' --1-.1'a.-' ' ' ' ' . - 1 a 1 a o - 0 a : . . ' o 0 0 0 -1-.i ' r 1 'T NTEEN QPSK left to right Howard Heidel, Robert Ratkaj, Comne Yanohunas, Dolores Gober, Betty McClsry, Connie Vohar, Emmelia Dyle Background Joanne Billow, Corslie Hughes CANTEEN The rapidly g'ow:Lng Canteen was started by Miss Burns' and Mrs Miles' homeroom in 1949 At first only pretzels were sold, later the stock was increased to include baked goods, potato chips, candy, soda and ice cream, The following seniors have worked faithhzllly to make the Canteen the success it is today: Robert Ratkaj, Howard Heidel, Louis Falcone, Jack Annto, Enmelia Dyle, Connie Yanchunas, Dolores Gober, Connie Vohar, and Betty McC1ary 'Baked Goods Chips! Pretzels! Candy' BID FIU! ran YN: Vohar Gober NcC1ary Dyle Yanchunas .,.. .-w-e-- U 5 ' , Q , as I L v xx ' . so I , . 3 1 V+ . . V , , H -X . . or L. . 4 , L V, , . U X 0 o . . .' 4 , . i C ' A ' -Fir Q Q l . A 1 1 n . 1 I x I . 5 oo fl ' J A' . l A . V 1 . PEP CLUB - X ' 1360, VA' i t FIRST ROW: Valerie Steele, Connie Yanchunas, Bernadine Voitek, Connie Vohar, Dolores Gober, Grace Craig, Patsy Oliver, Ruth Ann Petro SECOND ROW: Barbara Yurchalk, Coralie Hughes, Marion Morelli, Mary Ann Kazokas, t y Jean Dickson, Jean Phillips, Margaret Sullivan, Jean Hochreiter, Betty Petroski, Arlene Benson THIRD ROW: Miriam Weber, Ruth Sidelko, Helen Waytkevitch, Mary Lou Evans, Jean Iaop , Dorothy Martin, Mary Ann Machine Rose Mary Sigmond FOURTH ROW: Josephine Zachary, Mary Lou Hochreiter, Bernadine Sendgia, John Malusky, Clark Smith, Michael Petro, Dick Shonk, Joseph Radage PEP cms crfmsmas ram PEP CLUB ADVISOR Q 438- wyx qafs ad: Qu- Yii as it W 5 S N Hex Y? G1 rv-'S i ihiwfksfx -haw if DANCING 'ROUND THE CMRISTMAS MR RND MRS Mmmrxr TREE To TONY 'WFS 's J Immun munnnvs conrermow I V, V V ,,x,w ,. 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H rf' , S THE GANG5 ALL HERE PEP CLUB NIENIE ROAST SGHRLET LAKE .SEPT msc 1 f. fx VMMIEY ILIEIHIBIHE CCIHMMIPS WWW WWW 'Q S fa X L Zi-Wx 'WU FIRST ROW Joseph Byelick, Walter Krasavage, Captain Robert Rahl, Michael Novis, Bernard Tronkowski SEEOND ROW: banager John Palusky, Jack Allen, Richard Bunn John Podskoc, Coach Shup ick BASKETBALL SEASON Once again the 1950-51 basketball season brought back Fred Shupniok as head coach for the fifth consecutive year and Kenneth Hottenstein as assistant coach A11 home games were played at Kings Cbllegelgymnasium in Kingston The Lions opened the regular season by playing host to Exeter, with the Lions on the long end of a 61-L5 score. The Lions continued to spark for the rest of the first half and came out on top in the Valley League with a 9-0 record, the first perfect record in several years. B t things were not so easy in the second half as Luzerne met their strongest opponents on foreign courts. Meeting with some bad breaks, Luzerne managed to complete the second half in third place with a 5-L record. Plains and Shickshinn tied for top honors with a count of 7-2. In a playoff game Shickshinn triumphed over Plains to take second-half honors and win the right to meet Luzerne to decide the Valley League Championship. The results of this meeting are related in the playoff game article on the next page. ...-3.15-IA.. : 1 gr' ,J AJ' , A ' A' 'K 7 112311, gg if . 'T ? lp I ' i ' ' lv: b 'Ti ff f Q wif .Lime A X of X X I ' 1 ply 'I' Aki K x A V A M 'ml W-3. , - W 'Z A ,as A 2, . Ax 1 , . . I 1 0 0 JUNIOR VARSITY fe-w FIRST ROW John hizenko, Paul B own, Charles Kopetchny, Robert Bachman Robert Kasarda, Mgr SDCOND ROW Joseph Voitek, Henry Knell, Stephen Carlin, Martin Krasavage RLAYOFF GAMES Luzerne Shickshinn Luzerne met Shickshinny March 7, at Kingston High School to decide the Valley League title This was an even match all the way with both teams showing accu ate ball handling and shooting, and Luzerne on the top end of a 63-60 score This victory gave Luzerne the Valley League Champ onship for the second consecutive year, and the chance to mbet Fell Township Luzerne - Fell Township Luzerne met Fell Township March 10, at Kingston's gym in a District 2 elimination game. Valley sports writers gave Luzerne a slight advantage over Fell and proved accurate in their predictions as Luzerne won 61-58. This earned Luzerne the chance to play McAdoo in the District 2 finals. Luzerne - McAdoo Luzerne met MbAdoo March lL, at Hazelton High School, and entered the contest rated as the underdogs, since McAdoo had the advantage of height. Even though the Lions were underdogs they gave MbAdoo enough trouble throughout the game to make it a good contest. McAdoo won L2-35 to elimi- nate Luzerne from the playoffs. LUZERNE INDIVIDUAL SCORING N OV IS TRONKOWSKI RAHL BYLICK PODSKOC KRASAVAGE KRZYL ICKI EE 3 Q' 'PIHHA Q M 'M 511211 H915 8 TH GRN DE CHEM PS BRO! 'N UNN ALLLN TOTAL 258 1064 ZZ' VALLEY LEAGUE Hll-STHR VALLEY LEAGUE ALL STRR FIRST HALF SCORES OPPONENTS 61 EXETER 48 49 WEOMING 31 59 PLAINS 53 61 Form F0111 50 51. P1'1'rsToN 47 53 EDWARDSVILLE 52 66 WEST P1'r'rsT0N 49 67 SHICKSHINNY 49 54 LARKSVILLE 51 VALLEY LEAGUE U X Havllgzv' LUZERNE SECOND HALF SCORES OPPONENTS 58 62 59 70 41+ 64 67 53 63 EXETER WYOMING PLAINS FORTY FORT PITTSTON EDWARDSVHLE WEST PITTSTON SHICKSHINNY LARKSVILLE ,Q A G. F. T. AVE. ' L 6 59 , 9 91 59 241 13 1 I 'L N W- f 75 53 203 ll 'Nl' ,NX '8 EBV B 3 ww v' 59 54 172 13 j 1 1 3 - 72 21 165 9 3 5 L. ,, .4 ,IQ '-A1 A Q 1., ,, 39 16 94 7 ' . 29 26 az, 5 -f 30 21 81 5 L 4 2 10 1 B 3 4 10 1 . 1 2 4 0.5 Q0 403 , fjywwwa fwf-f4'Mf L'Q 077 IJUR STARS AML M4250 7VffMM4j4 Wm fd Ab! WM! View fwwjj jfafb FOOTBALL SQUAD . '- . - - f y ff, . .1 ,. 4' qi- 4. K -Q '17 1-.x , s ,lp A Q es 'Q 'Q sq A--MA-f .MM A, J 4 YV I Y ..-. W., , First Row James Ford, John Michaels, Richard Shonk, Benjamin Mollusky Edward Walitis, John Malusky, Andrew Hutsko, Joseph Kach ar, Leonard Kryzwicki Second Row Michael Dosiak, Peter Paraschak, John Connolly, Morris Atherholt, Richard Bunn, Leonard Malusky, Clark Smith, Michael Petro, Hugh Williams, John Barbose Third Row Paul James, Harrison Knell, Martin Krasavage, Bernard Stouchko, Joseph Voitek, William Camloh, Jack Quinn, James Savoca, John Foglietta, Charle Kopetchny, Stanley Grivensky, George Havach, Norman Latoski FOOTBALL REVIEW This year's grid roster showed a list of boys with that will to win which is so vitally necessary to field a winning team Spirit, that is recognized and cultivated as such a weapon, is sure to produce many victories Although the 1950 51 season passed without a victory, the boys played hard and practiced hard They were light and inexperienced but were never outfought nor outdone in sportsmanship In June nine me bers of the varsity will graduate Their pictures will be found on the ne t page 1ll W! -.E Qi Bl Sl rs! 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FNUWik a, Qian! 5 I Luzerne Luzerne Luzerne Luzerne Luzerne Luzerne Luzerne Luzerne Luzerne Luzerne 1950 51 SEASON RESULTS Larksville Coughlin Nanticoke A Newport Meyers Swoyerville Kingston Flains Plymouth THE BIG THREE p-gig ll i BRADY HOTTENSTEIN-PETROSLAS 'HQ ugpvs..0lnHsv' fJ.J'lerh,k 9 4 ...pearl .319 'l, A :Aa i X Us ' ww! -eve' , ,Vw L , ' Mefe X . ,greg K Qi., 'A , 7000 0000 1-A igi Hx YQ ,QT gf, Vg-P 120 00 0 0 0 0 tv ' 'J' 'per 6000 0000 8 1 OO 0 0 0 0 0 OGC 0 R0 ll, .n L v 00 0 0 0 0 00 120 0 0 0 0 0 0 ,.. . ....K, w.,m,- M., L ,, 1-20 0 0 0 0 0 0 pa-.LQ-...g r-:fy-,.. .. . - 12,, gg gggg Eg . 120000 0000 in -ijt 'fx', A 0000 0000 - .5 ijb: Q: ' ' 1 , ', X et ' Leg 4, . ..z. ep . ri- N . wr- , 0, 1f-- if .,f 4 M , 1 s 1 ,, -fs I W ' Q 1, W' 'zu I ' 1 iitd gi 'ig no ' '- 7 , A 5 '51 I Qi! . f : L .. fig. , , , N, 'g K .QL I- ti I, ,4 n r,MVn . A -Ur-, few 'Ml ee use 29 a--9 3 ' - ' X' L' A K., W. fe., on Q I 'vvnasrw-f-w . A 1 l Q M K xv. Q -,, . ' . ' Q' x . W, 05? Q N . n f 'P ' -,y.,,. Ani, FU' 'feiiivre-fx' in , Nw N ' , if -4 ' pf fe - .ii :ff Lr nA AA e r 'ff 33111. , , N 2 QQ 1 L I ' i' .Q , . 5 , . sv ' -M' BASEBALL SQUAD FN 3 n fi f H F HER? an-usvuulllv 'WWW A A f' nv V W R e'LER4'e sum ri gm' 6 EMA h 6 M We E iq X , ur A 2' MS, FIRST ROW H Knell, B Rahl, B Pope, N Karmilowicz, J B gonis R Petty, B Tronkowski, E Killeen, SECON ROW: Coach K Hotten- stein, R Gray, F Osolnick, M Atherholt, M Petro, B Seleski, L lhluslqy, L Kryzwicld. THIRD ROW: F Linkowski, K Hottenstein J Ford, P Sicurella, J Kurpis, J Bylick, W Krasavage HIGHLIGHTS OF 1949 50 BASEBALL SEASON Baseball team of Luzerne High, coached by Kenneth Hottenstein, started out the 1950 season with a bang John Bagonis, pitched a beautiful game against Swoyerville, allowing the opposing team one hit and going on to beat them three to one The team lost the following three games ending the first half At the beginning of the second half ville again and lost the remaining games, bringing the close they defeated Swoyer baseball season to a Players back from last year are, Seniors B Tronkowski, F Osolnick, J Ford, P Sicurella, L J Kurpis, J Bylick, R Gray, M Atherholt, L Malusky, H Knell 1 rxxy df , ., fi M 6 Luzerne 4,ZZZf25 N Luzerne .f X Luzerne 3' Luzerne R Luzerne x,A Luzerne Luzerne Luzerne w l 1242-20 Scores 5 Swoyerville 2 3 W. B. Township 5 0 Plains 7 7 Ashley 9 3 Swoyerville O 1 w. B. 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