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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1952 volume:

cggmznt Published BY Sensor Class Luzerne Hugh School LUZCYDC Perma Editor :Ln-Chief Joseph Sleridsn Business hunger Norm Pisenesohi Senior Editors Ruth Ann Petro Jean Phillips hrynnne hehinist History and W111 Editor In Verne Areengeli Activities Editor lllverd Killeen Victor hloh Joseph Isnknlunss Doris Baird Photograph Editor Audrey Kresge Athletic Riitor Sheldon Issac Joseph Knrpis Photograph Technicians Robert Ckula Stanley Qivensh Typists Alice Drach Bernadine Charnitslq Anna Zluh Josephine De Carlo Advertising lhry Ann wolonougu Donald Jackowan Robert Grey Roberts. Atherholt Advisors Hrs Gilbert Hr Reynolds C, Q Art Ed1tors.... ....Eugene hbiny Charles Kopetchny 1 kx W N X . 1f ' , , f W ,Q 3 l KJ 'Q f 3?1'fi2f' X. f X f nf f aim r A Kg unmlu nm 4 F DEDICATION D . Aamwwm lhrseheolisnerethnnhcriekendstone, Standing cold and ell alone Ieeth en endless sh ef blue Itwesourhonethroughouteuryouth Aplnee ofwermth, eplsoeoftruth Where we found friendship Within its well renin our hearts, Nr happy days, when we depart And go our seperate ways Qu' years with you we'11 ne'er regret, Ch, Ala. hter, lest we forget Let time not age these memories There are mm things we'd like te sq, B1tnostofeJ1we'd1iketestey And linger here awhile, !ou've steered us with yarn- steady hand Taught us to love and understand As seniors, we dedicate this book gsm A S A9 3? Q W f Sew 1 Z , ADMIN IS TRATIQN F 'B - lj ,431 5 A-H E' t 2 v 'x 31 E, S 3 5? N' ? 1 Seann Wag! Scion! 'T SEATED Miss Dorothy Connolly Mrs lb.:-:le Kale, Mrs bhrion Gilbert, Miss Mary Gildea High School Principal, Mrs Mary Miles, Miss Margaret Thonla STANDING Mr Kenneth Hottenstien Mr Joseph lhrtin, Mr Martin Petroskas Mr John Kopetz, Mr Ford A Reynolds mem gfcgl Sedan! 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Comm. 33 Advertising 35 Social Q Gr - W K jj 0 0 O . 3 o 0 ,Q-a -will ,' MARION CARLSON a lovely combination. l V43 Senior Secretarial LJ ' JOSEPH BYELICK Qu:-A reason for his remaining in school Play Comm 3,l,, Social Relations 3, Current Eventsl, j INE CHARNITSKY Nitney's pleasant ways will be an asset in an office KPJay Comm 3, Play 4, Advertlslng 3, Pep Club A, Q JOHN CONNOLLY K O holds a record for ha had more ving flghts than any one else in school CFootba.l1 l,2,3,4, Parliamentary 3,4 J GRACE CRAIG sense of humor J OSEPHINE DE CARLO by her big brown eyes Yearbook 1, J CARMEZLLA DI BELLA Carmie is a fast talker who takes an interest in all that goes on fPlay Comm 3,l,, Senior Secretarial 3, Pep Club 4 J BETTY JEAN DICKSON Vivscioua and pretty, Bett's senior year was spent getting in and out of trouble fP1ay Comm 3,L, Pep Club 2,3, Current Events Ll Marion's blonde hair and blue eyes mke CP1ay Comm. 3,43 Physical Education 33 Foggy's love of-basketball was a prime lBasketbal1 l,2,3,l,, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Gracie is a gal with a well-developed CPlay 3, Play Comm 4, Pep Club 3,4 D Josie's friendly nature is rlvaled only fPlay Comm 3,4, Senior Secretarial 3, NU'- 0 r ' . ' . 0 I I . 0 Q ' ' s n o O 0 . 5 O ' uui f . I ' 0 a - ' ' ii x . I , . 0 o A . , .. V 0 0 J O ' 4 EUGENE FABIIIEI 'Gene 's artistic talent was appreciated by everyone Cmvmismg 3,43 my com. 3 1, Iberbook IJ MARGARET FRITZ h'ish's flashing eyes never helped her to conceal her temper i STANLEY GRIVEISKI hm outbursts of to Stash's witty wisecracks 4, Parliamentary ROBERT GRUVER laughter can be traced ngobn is gn even-tempered guy who takes everything in stride fPhotograp1v3, Current Events IJ LLICE DRACH Shy, sweet Alice is a. girl with a win- ning mile fP1ay Comm. 3,l,, Social Relations 3, Pnysical Education 43 SANDRA EDWARDS A pretty girl who always gets her mn, may 3, Play com. 43 seem nen- tione 3 3 Plvsical Education 45 ROBERT GALLAGHER A well built athelete who took his 'Brig standing up llootball l,2,l,, Baseball 1, Play 3,43 Parliamentary 3 Physical Education 45 Class Treasurer LJ E ERT GRA! Snrt and witty, Bob's jokes were the delight of P D class KSocia1 Relations 35 Yearbook IJ as D ' , 1 sa. 0187 43 Play Coll. 32 Pep Club 3,45 g 4 g N, 5 ' Y on tr- . li 4 . K - -A .L SUSAN HAVACH Tiny Gabby made enough noise for two fPle.y L, Dramatics 3, Soc Relations LD DAVID HULL! 'Dave 's personality and good looks mde him attractive to the femle sex. fFootbalJ. 1,2,3, Basketball 1,23 Play Com 3, sue Relations 3, Physical na Ay DONALD JACKCMSKI 'Jake' was a success as a radio bam fsooial Relations 3, Yearbook 4, Play Comm 4 D SHELDON ISAAC Shli1le lmew more about everything than anybody else fP1ay I+: Play Comm 33 Yearbook 43 Biolog 3, ANNA GULITUS Although 'Annie' came from Ihlneton, Inzerns friends are mmerout fl'lay Comm. 3,l,, Adv 3, Sr Secretarial GEORGE HAVACH 'George' Ind an aversion to homework and school in general lrootbsn 3, soo Relations 3 3 Current Events Ll BARBARA ECN Barbara.'s talks kept the English olass in an uproar fPar11a.lonta.ry 3,l,, Play Comm IJ KENNETH RTPTENSTEIN Kenny is the guy to see if you're look- ing for an argxment fhnd 1,2,3,43 Baseball 3,43 Play Com 45 Qirrent Events 3, Phy Ed LD me its A her I- 1.3 . ' , ' gg m o R mv K o ' o o A A ,fd 255 +R- ' ' N ' 0 O I 4 . .A MARI ANN KOZOKAS ly greeting for everyone. CCheerleader 3,45 Play 35 Play Comm. 45 Pep 2,3,4o, vla! r ' NANCYKELLER W 3' ffnancyw had s quiet charm that brought her mam friends. Csocial Relations 33 Current Events 4.5 EDWARD KILLEEN Ed's dynamic sense of humor mde him one of the mst well liked bays in school Klfootball 1,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Football Mgr 2,3, Play Com 3, Play 4, Yearbook 4, Plvsical Ed 3, Treasurer 3 J HARRISON KNELL ,Q 'Oil Can is a talented and good natured fellow who takes nothing seriously fFootba.ll 1,2,3,4, Baseball l,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Play 3,4, llnstrsl 2, Physical Ed 3,4 I AUDRE! KRESQ Being an excellent dancer, Audrey was popular at all dances fPlay 3,4, Soc Relations 3, Yearbook 4 J JCBEPH KURPIS Fake is A silver tongued orator and an excellent athlete with a wonderful per sonality CFootba.ll l,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Base- ball 1,2,3,4, Play 3,4, Parliamentary 3 Yearbook 4, Glass President 3 J BERNARD 1 V' His lively personality brightened muy a. dull English class fP1ay 3, Play Com 4, Parliamentary 3 M.. Soo Relations 4, Football Igr 4 I PAULA LUKSIC A talented dancer whose looks and ambi is A tion will carry her far lPlay Com 4, Dramtics 3, Sr Sec 4 Q ll U e I O . I I I O O O e . o 5 .- o , I O A m 5 O O I o e C ,,,, . o ' n 995: s as . -P - e I O L ' 0 Q 5 I e e A A9 4 45 ' ' ' 1 A nf - P, fix , A , EEL. , , I e e O O O C Mary Ann always had a. snnlle and a friend- THERESA MACEI Al aye happy go-lucky, Tess never seem- ed to have a. care in the world fSocia1 Relations 3,4 D MARYANNE MACHINIST 'WW' 'Ihr' with her sense of humor made her a Povullr S11 fP1ay 3 4, Pep Club 2,3, Current Events 3, JOHN MALUSIU Wahoo's broad shoulders and curly hair made all the girls swoon KFootba.ll 1,2 3,4, Basketball Ngr l,2,3,4 Pep Club 3,4 ,D NARD QUSKY Tex managed to elude all traps set by admiring femles fFootbal1 l,2,3,4, Baseball 2 3,4, Current Events 3, Social Relations 4 MARION MORELLI Mickey used all her wiles in getting Tony Bennett's biograplv for the school paper CCheerleader 2,3,4, P19-Y COM 3:42 PSP Club 2,3,4 P MICHAEL NOV IS A sensational basketball player whose ability enabled us to win many games lBasketbal1 l,2,3,4, Baseball 3,4, Play Comm A, Current Events 3,4 I LOIS OBITZ Lo's ability to laugh at amrthing en- deared her to her classnntes. KPlay Comm. 3,43 Social Relations 35 Physical Education 4.5 EATRICIA OLIVER Tall, Blonde and looking every bit Jo College, Pat was noted for her cover- irl face. ?Cheerlea.der 2 3,43 Play 35 Play Comm.45 POP club 2.245 gi.: C 'Q' 4 - Yearbook 47 .S ' e 1 ,MN LEO , ' 155 ti 0 ' ' ' MICHAEL PETRO Class President, Mike was always there when he was needed CFootbal1 3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Class President 4, Play 3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4 JEAN PHILLIPS Fifi's combination of charm and good looks mde her a hit with everyone fCheer1eader 2, Play 3,L, Pe Club 2 3, Current Events 3, Yearbook L HNQUINN 'Jack' knows all the answers-except in Trig class fFootba11 1 2,3, Play COE! 3,49 3095-51 nenuom 3 Physical Fd 45 mm ammo A pretty brunette whose big black eyes are really alarming lDranatics 3, Current Events L, P181 Com 3,45 PETER PARASCHAK The conmmotion in Mr Martin's lunch period was Pete up to his usual tricks KFootba2L1 394, Play Comm 3, Current Events 3, Phy Ed AJ RUTH ANN PETRO A sweet little girl whose humor and per sonality are tops in anybody's book fPlay 3,L, Yearbook 2 4, Current Events 3 Pep Club 2 33 'WX ANNETTE PIVALIS Quiet and shy, Annette's main worry was eometry Parliamentary 3, Current Events A Play Comm. 43 NORMA PISANESCHI Talented and pretty, 'Norma' will achieve success in life fP1ay 4, Play Comm 3, Parliamentary 35 Iearbook 4, Photogaphy 3,41 JOSEPH SHERIDAN A determined fella with 9. will to succeed fC1ass Sec. 3,45 Parliamentary 35 Year. book 43 Play Comm, LJ DOROTHY SHORE Her beautiful red hair was envied by all of us fSocia1 Relations 3 3 Current Events L, my com L7 HELEN SIMCHAK Tall and adventurous, Satch out chases whenever possible fP'lay Comm 3, Dremtics 3, Perliamentart 43 Pep Club 21 ' RICHARD SHONK A good looking guy with a well filled 'little black book fFootball l,2,3,l,, Basketball 1,23 Parliamentary 3 Phy Ed 4, Play Com 35 DOIDRES SLAPAR A quiet girl with a sweet personality fPlay Comm 3, Soc Relations 3,45 CLARK SMITH 'Sznitty' can disprove any accepted theory in Physics . Flay Comm A, Current Events 3, Pep Club 3 Phy Ed L, Class Vice-President 3,45 REGINA STORZ Always neat, Jean's future lies with the Luzerne National Bank fP1ay 3, Play Comm L, Current Events 3, Sr Secretarial 47 BERNARD STOUCHKO A talkative, good natured fellow who has a fascinating Wcowlick W CFootbal1 2,3, Play 4, Current Events 3,4 J K o ' ' ,rm .' f , Q 3 0 ' 1 A 4 ...1..... Q L p freeman i,2,3,z,g Basketball 1,23 may 3, JOHN SWEE'.l'B.A Sweet gets more traffic tickets than axvone else :Ln school. W CP1ay 35 Pep Club 35 Dramtics 4.5 'il' JO ANNE TREGAN Tall, slim Jo had a ready smile for everyone fCurrent Events 3, Social Relations 4 I J MI TUMAN His persuasive arguing can lead you to change your own name Giurrent Events 3,4 I DONALD VIDEGAR A quiet boy whom we will always remember for his slow, lengtlv explanations lPlsy 4, Play Comm 3, Dramtics 3,4 I HECTOR WIILLIAIB Smoky showed his hidden talent in the senior play Pep Club 3,4 I J CBEPH YANKALUNIS Witty, congenial 'Yank' kept the girls happy with his constant flow of humor qs: CPhotograp1U 3, Yearbook 4, Play Comm 3 ,IJ ANNA ZLQQ Typing at first was Annafs dilemm. but now her flying lingers have metered it KP1ay Comm 3,4, Dramtics 3, Social Rel 4 I Y 1 cpm 45 Band 2,3,4, orchestra 2,3,z,g dau Offclzaa Joseph Sheridan secretary, Clark Smith, vice president , Michael Petro, president, Robert Gallagher, treasurer daufaata Jack msn, 330 min sn Morris Atherholt, 143 Sly St Ia Verne Arcangeli, 733 North St Victor Baloh 861, North St Josephine Bertorillo, 243 Kelly St Arlene Benson 109 Carpenter St sun-1ey Bloom, 340 lhin st Marcella Bogdonovitch, 335 Vauglm St Joseph Byelick 106 Sly St lhrion Carlson 222 Courtdale Ave 4 Bernadine Charnitsky 630 Miller St John Connolly 458 Union St Grace Craig 198 Courtdale Ave 4 Carnella D1 Bella, 236 Kelly St Josephine De Carlo 229 Kelly St Betty Jean Dickson 39 H013 St ' Alice Drach Ll Carpenter St Eugene Fabiny 375 Walnut St lhrgaret Frizz, 290 Miner st Robert Gallagher, 506 Charles St Robert Gray 29 Harrington St Stanley Grivensky 381 Charles Robert Gruver 1993- R Main St Anna Gulitus, 297 Kelly St George Bvaeh 21,0 Bennett St Susan hvach 240 Bennett St Barbara Hoom 62 Hymn St David Rally, 540 Charles St Kenneth Hottenstein A59 Walnut Sheldon Isaac, 150 Academy St Donald Jackowski 610 Union St Nancy Keller 230 Vaughn St Edward Killeen, 576 Bennett St Harrison Knoll, 337 Walnut St Vary Ann Kozakas, 800 Willard St Audrey Kresge, 559 Walnut St Joseph Kurpis, 352 Union St Bernard Leandri, 14.9 lhin St Paula Inksic, 357 Union St lhryanne Ihchinist, 310 Walnut John lhluslq, 23 Marcy St Leonard Malusky, 23 lhrcy St Marion Morelli, 132 Brrington St Michael Novis, 814.1 Walnut St Lois Obits, 7 Blaclnnn St 8 Patricia Oliver, 810 Charles Peter Paraschalk, 891 Miller Michael Petro, 640 Miller St Ruthanne Petro, A5 Ann Cburt Jean Phillips, 749 Bennett St Annette Pilvalis, 292 Walnut St Norma Pisaneschi, 271 Factory St lhrie Reino 71. Mil.1 St Joseph Sheridan, 262 Walnut St Dorothy Shone, 297 Bennett St Richard Snonk, 317 Bennett St Helen Simchak, 730 Miller St Dolores Slapar, 756 Bennett St Clark Smith 1,38 Walnut St Regina Storz, 551 Charles St Bernard Stouchko, R 635 Miller John Sweetra, 212 Vaughn St Jo Ann Tregan, L16 Ihin St John Tmman, 375 Miller St Donald Videgar, 368 Miller St Hector Williams, R 380 Walnut St Joseph Yankzalunas, 775 Miller St Anna Zluky, 797 Miller St Theresa Hacey 260 lhin St 'Comrtdale p e e . st O U , . Ss. 9 0 stO g 0 e sandra ami-as, 23 Hill sri' John Quinn, su, Charles su. ' Q 0 Q O C . '. y 0' O 9 st' ' A 0 , O . ' st. .' W. fpqg 1 FIRST WE WERE FRESHMEN we, the seniors of 1952, cautiously stepped into the strange, new nysteries of high school on September 3, l9l,8 Students from parochial schools a.nd Courtdale joined us and in a short time we were all friend acting as one very shy group Curiously, but with enthusiasm, we accepted our studies, tried to smile at the constant ribbing directed at us by our upper classmsn, and really enjoyed this novel, exciting period in our lives I I THEN WE WERE SOPHOMIBES Chr Sophomore year was everything we had hoped for as Freshies, for now we really belonged we had a. share in the activities of the Pep Club, Iearbook, and our boys mde great strides in football, basket- ball, and baseball, while our girls were recruited as cheerleaders Laverne Arcangeli, Harris Atherholt, and Harrison Knell participated in the senior minstrel, held by the class of 1950, and their contribution helped to mke it a success The days, made short by many happy moments, passed swiftly and we, the future seniors, were ready to take the next ' WHENWEWEREJUNICBS' At last, we were allowed the privilege of electing class offi cers and when the ballots were counted, Joseph Knrpis was president, Clark Smith, vice president, Joseph Sheridan, secretary, and Edward Killeen, treasurer. Our first solo social affair was the annual Junior Ha1lowe'n dance in October and we also joined the Senior class as co-sponsors of the Junior Senior prom Ch Feb 28, 1951, our plq, 'One Wild Night, directed by Miss Dorothy Connolly, with Jeanne Phillips as student direcor, was a great dramtic triumph, In the cast were Regina Storz, Laverne Arcangeli, Patricia Oliver, Clark Smith, lhryanne Machinist, Grace Craig, Mary Ann Kozokas, Sandra Edwards, Audrey Kresge, Ruthanne Petro, Michael Petro, John Allen, Bernard Leandri, Harris Atherholt, Joseph Kurpis, Robert Gallagher, and Jack Sweetra 'AB 49 O S, q50 49 50 step in our journey toward paduation. ' 7 50 51 f -- - - - - :aff CKWQZ , . Ps NW WE ARE SENIGRS Too soon, the final year of our high school studies was reach,- ed and upon taking the former classes' seats in assembly for the first time, we, the new seniors, felt strangely and yet thrilled Chr class officers for this year were president, Michael Petro, vice president, Clark Smith, secretary, Joseph Sheridan, and treas- urer, Robert Gallagher thu' initial activities :Included the senior weiner roast October, and on my 2, 1952, the Jimior-Senior prom The senior play, 'Fresh Air, was a tremendous success Directed by Miss Dorothy Connolly, assisted by Laverne Arcangeli as student direc- tor, the cast were Norm Pisaneschi, Morris Atherholt, Jeanne Machinist, Edward Killeen, Robert Gallagher, Bernadins Charnits lhrgaret Fritz, Donald Videgar, Bernard Stouchko, Susan Havach, Sheldon Isaac, and Michael Petro The senior boys on the football, basketball, and baseball squads, too numerous to mention, added immeasurably to the success of the teams and seemed to play inspired games to climax their sports careers lhmr will be remembered as stars The Pep Club members highly responsible for the life of our school spirit, our wonderful cheerleaders-Pat Oliver, Arlene Benson, lhrion Marelli, and lbhry Ann Kozokas-will always be remembered, as well as 'The Peppy Press, put out monthly by the Pep Club and edited by Ihrion Mbrelli After our class night on June 3, and commencement on June 4, we will depart from our beloved hom and go our separate ways Though we will no longer be a part of our school plvsically, our hearts shall forever carry the sweet memories of our days here But, before we close the door on this phaze of our youth, we want to express our appreciation and gratitude to Miss Gildea, Mr Wil- liam and the members of the faculty, who worked untiringly to guide us wisely in the path of truth and rightiousness We, the Senior Class of 1952, thank you from the bottom of our hearts for mlclng our high school years the happiest years of our lives XX J If IW I 51 52 Q a , an Phillips, Hector William, Ruthanne Petro, Audrey Kresge, I C O M I -1- - ' f Smpd ' C-NECK the Books Ia ta se? .an- X1 Xx X Bviixgs The Pksmqexs Btluty bhaggums Un tkg yy-mg MINQIIP WW Wklt A 'Even I aw xcg- 1, U Out rn. 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S+ M AN P in '4,.k,M-viii f K gwkfnl L' u .4'cwZ706Zlmwl7 0 We, the senior class of 1952, thinking ourselves to be of sound mind, do make and declare this to be our last will and testamnt, and hereby mke the following bequests John lhlusky's roving eye to Charles mthewqf Jeanne Phillips' fun in P D class to anyone who gets 'bored lbrris Atherho1t'e girlfriends to anyone who 0811 afford 'em Fhrcella Bogdnorvitch's dimples to Nancy Karmilowzlcz Joseph Yankalunis' book of 'Jokes to Please the Ladies' to Damn Wisnieski Carmella Di Bella's qulet, sweet nature to Jean Hendershot Robert Gallagher's boyish charm to Norman Latoski Laverne Arcangeli's curvy figure to Shirley Van Buskirk Jack Allen's fine taste for tobacco to Joseph Novis Regina Storz's feminine charm to Roberta Atherholt Kenneth Hottenstein's batting average COD to Joe Voitek Betty Jean Dickson's fights with Chief to Nancy Pearl Joseph Kurpis' tackle position to Joe M:Gee Ruthanne Petro's Whorses' tail' hair-do to Dorotlqr Slavish Harrison Knell's meek little laugh to James Petro Anna Gulitus' perfect attendance to Janet Hottenstein Bernadine Charnitsky's indispensability to chl6fn to Bernadine Voitek Richard Shonk's little black book to Joe Roman Clark Smith's mgnetic build to William Gamloh Edward Ki1leen's ability to evade trouble to Bernie Petrasek Grace Craig's cloak and dagger to amone who looks at Bill Michael Petro's ability to sidetrack mr Kopetz to lhrtin Krasavage Maryanne Phch:l.nist's stolen lunches to Bernard Voitek Arlene Benson's pep and vim as a cheerleader to Madeline Piazza Joseph Sheridards secretarial air to Ihry Ann Wolonouslcl lhrgaret Fritzfs quick comebacks to Phrlene Kostenbauder Michael Nevis' basketball ability to Richard Bunn Patricia Oliver's stage fright to Rosemary Sigmund Joseph Byelick's corner in the Auditorium to anyone stuck with it Audrey Kresge's graceful dance steps to Lucille Robertine John Connol.ly's conduct marks to Barth Balcomb Alice Drach's shyness to Peggy Stiles Bernard Leandri's nose to Vincent Savoca lb.:-ion M:rel1i'e care of lt' Hottensteirvs curly hair to Susie Hughes Stanley Grivenskyfs apron strings to Walter Konopke Norma Pisaneschi's grey nntter to Regina Bellas Jack Sweetra's traffic tickets to John Foglietta Dolores Slapar wills what she left behind to whomever can find :lt To Iles Gil.dea Our excuses to go home To the teachers lhny more classes exactly like ours To the Juniors Our seats in chapel To all the underclassmen We leave all our happiness and heartaches, dull and interesting periods and our peaceful relations with our faculty Eugene Fabiny' s art pencils and apple polishing' to John Silic. A Oo BYJJY5 Pgn Sllh CYS :ca BO nge! Face, I Our Gans if: vlvA ZAPATA x The Thvec Tooges HFS Sfudylwg PI Gay-yy your boolis P Oh T-haf S M u PSEclEnt IQ: in ww The Thonker 0Su.HS,'12Y' a 1 Pa Kefffe ll I SQ 5' a lnifuf 'L 25 I' QU nfs Q29 Q Wm RQ? JUNIQRS HI X I 1 , X , ll A 1 xB 5 idk! D ' fa' -SY 65, : 'E 'gan' Q . Q 3 J Q no' Q j l-'Cpu D 50 , v 6 xl Q. f g60t60'Zw44 it QC 11 Mr Reynolds FIRST ROW Thonns Hughes, Lhrion Wood, Shirley Van B1skirk, Dolores Slapar, Bernadine Voitek, Rosemary Sigmund, Valerie Steele, Walter Konopke SECOND ROW David Hopkins, John Barbosa, Thomas Govier, Charles Bytheway, John Luger, John Foglietta, Frank Dibuo ABSENT Bernadine Sendgia, Normn Latoski, George Havach, Joseph Kubinec, Allen Sliker Patricia Sherwin ii ix! 11 B msc me' FIRST ROW: Rose Ante, Jean Hachreiter, Jean Endershot, Clara. Grabarek Janet Eattenstein, Flry Ann Wolonouski, Mary Lou Rnmbus. STANDING: Joseph Voitek, John Silic, Leonard lllualq, Robert Urbenovitch, Donald Petty, Bern- ard Voitek, Joseph Romn, James Petro, ABSENT: Valerarlhvadonski, Janes Sevoca., Josephine Disano, Geraldine Inne, Bernadine Grant, Jean Osolniek Betty Petroski, lhrgaret Stiles. 0 M ,pi ' J A D ,f N V 5 - , 41' Q - ., I W, K Xl' , AJ' . A . 1 . . 0 . o 3 e 5 J 5 5 aacafzglacc '47 vin: ll Mrs Kale FIRST RCM Doris Baird, Barbara Yurchalk, Nancy Karmilowicz, Regina Bellas Roberta. Atherholt, Coralie Hughes, Dorothy Slavlsh SECOND ROW hhrlene Kostenbauder, Martin Krasavage, Stephen Stolarski, Richard Bunn, Robert Grula, Nancy Pearl THIRD ROW leo Mbser, Joseph Novls, Daniel Wisnieski, Joseph McGee ABSENT Barth Balcomb, William Camloh, Robert Obtaviani, Zhu Ufvfccefzc lfllf .ff L Lucille Robertine W9 G' fUA SEATED: lhrlene Koatenbauder, assistant treesurerg Charles Kopetchm, treas- urerg Phry Ann Wolonouski, secretary, STANDING: James Petro, vice presidentg Robert Grula, president. 'lk W S OPHOMORE S A-:ff U ff :.g.ef95:f ' I X -1' , i Y Y Somew QX 1-4x..L!m 10 A Mr Kopetz FIRST ROW Lucille Mantforte, Ann Marie Phlueky, Phrgaret Fember, Carol Ottoviani, Rose Budnick, Elizabeth Yanovitch, lhry Lukasavage, Patricia Compton, SECOND ROW Carol Breznay, Timotlv Connolly, Dav1d Zurnislq, William Iankalunis, Anthony Kubinec, Gerald Gruver, Louise Balonis, THIRD ROJ Samuel Ruggere, Sofus Jenson, Robert Kazokas, John Dermalco ABSENT Donald Carey, Robert Latoski, Bernard Petrasek, Charles Verbetich, Ver onica Dyle, Barbara Kryvicki, Rite. Mazeitas, Bernadine Syroid --. diem .feaafeu L-ls. 55.3 Qt 5 FIRST ROWS Madeline Piazza, Arlene Benson, Mary Ann Kozolcas, Coralie Hughes, SECOND RCW? Argenta Davis, Patricia Oliver, captaing Joann Billov, lhrion Morelli. 5 . 1 I . 3 ? 4 Z , . Q gl P I .C , 3 C . U. ' 3 ' .V -5... :::: :Ax ' 1, 1 uf: ,':' 'V , ' 'B V .e 1 1 kms I , .. .. W if 7- M - ro' s r 'ix JM w b 1' :N ' x . A 2 3 X ,Y it , I Q K v, L t l 2 : . 3 , S . O I fi ' 2 19 Av Al N R! - x N C .gh at J , , Nm, ' . ' A -.w N +- Lilly ' v 4 , .V 2' .8 N f e 4 Mi .A A ,W ,Q y ,A , K 1 F J ,M N' I C H' 5 W' I ff la Q Q A' 9? no af J 7 ' Y M S Q44 10 C FIRST ROW Janet McClary, Sue Rowan, Madeline Piazza, Argenta Davls, o- Ann Billow, Grace Keller, Dolores Handelong, Frances Mele SECOND ROW Dorothy Blannet, Janice Sendgia, Anthem' Kotarskg, Stephen Carlin, Robert Bachman, Richard I-brgan, Patricia Petro, Evelyn teele THIRD ROW Cecelia AJ.lunis, John Kovalchek, John Be.:-bose, Jerome Urban, Richard Davenport, Robert James, Sandra James ABSENT Paul Brown, Esther Thonns, Leo Mlnkoff if gill? I 10 B Miss Thonns FIRST ROW Rose Marie Jackowski, Mary Ann Voitek, Arlene Stouchko, Dor- othy Evasic, Pauline Brdaric, Antoinette Angeli, Mary Ann Iilulllc, Char lotte Bloom SECOND ROW Robert Kasarda, Thoms Sherin, Vincent Varan- kar, Earl Mnnk, Robert Kolmn, Henry Knell, Anthorq Cecconi, Edward Fed- row THDRD ROW Bernice Barber, Theme bhtwza, Rupert Kuttenberg, Don- ald Msyers, Ruth Barry, Lucy me Garrison, Phrion Bloom, ABSENT Marie June, Verna. Torreto, Cecelia Vinorski, Jacqueline File UNDE RCLASSMEN I N No.5 E F B I: , . ' 7242154 fm 5? 553 35 3 2 s Z Mr. Banta FIRST ROW Norm. Derby Maryann Kachmar, Lorraine Kerbesky, Joan Stuch- ko, Christine Chillock, Grace Apolinaro, Beverly Brown, Beverly Hampton SECOND RW Joan Washko, Henry Dermko, Joseph Panek, Joseph Cullen, Ed ward Mllunic, John Linkowski, Raymond Cecconi THIRD ROW Wm Kupetz, Paul Clark, Howard Fox, George Mizenko, Joseph Blannard, Richard Hampton ABSENT Carl Apolinaro, Carl Youngblood, Barbara Arnold, Adrienne Ger hard 0050 gm: I if Mfg fi is as-55 'lllf' u se Whytel FIRST ROW Patricia Gordon Ihlen Zluky, Doris Stroud, Nancy Peard, Ihr eella Nevadoneki Janet Pegs., Lorraine Fabiny SECOND ROW Joseph Zuba Philip June, Donald Luggnski Jean Volkar, Frances Budneck, Francie Roman John Polchin THIRD W Harry Zimnermn, Leroy Naylor, David Nafus, Anthony Stellacone, Leroy Wallace ABSENT Aron Loveland Robert McLau ghlin, David Pembleton, Robert Razvillas, Albert shank, Anthony Spudis , X F' v 2 vc: New ' W ' . X rg 9A U ' I Q f 2 , - e 3 0 e , - U C sf ke-f x 'QC' ' any J ' X .i 'ffl 5. ,- Sw ,A ,Q 'A 'g 1' H Lv QQ 4 J W X A 'ev W' up 3'f ' if l ' 'X e E . f 'f' ffvi we ' X if R? M' ' - as - ea . mm . C 4, Q Q ! 2 , B g , i: A -n-fx ' . A NN , 'J V ' rs, A .- , the Q 5 I I A V , K4 ..,f, N In T I .sum rrvxk K ,. a 3.1-K' . 4 98 3 Q Q 9 ' 1 7 i , 3 e : - O 755054 Qwde mas lm-an 'Rv 0 M M get 4-J is Qs ,al gcffm 6 3' FIRST ROW Frances Wisnieski, Dolores Stouchko, Beverly Brown, Barbara Walsh Patricia Riley, Irene Caladle, Dolores Coradetti, Iola Pisaneschi, Nancy Rex, SECOND ROW Charles McGee, Janet Stokes, Arline Glaush, Bernadlne Douglas, Martha Alar, Anthony Gurnari, Robert Razvlllas, Francls McGee THIRD ROW Peter McGee, Michael Serlvage, Wllliam Ross, Ronald Matalavage, Rlohard Bon- ieskie, Anthem' Spudis, Robert Resavage FOURTH ROW William Hottenstein Paul Petro, Alan Wallace, Robert Luksic, Joseph Chukinas, George Romonko Bernard Luksic, William Isopi ABSENT Stephen Demchalk, Robert lvhcey, Sandra Strickland 24454 Q8446 mn Burns rs RC HZ? A-I v .L VVS FIRST ROW Patsy Buscavage, lhrie Outeda, Faith Garrison, lhrgaret Riley Romine Drach, Betty Leandri, Suzanne Boyer SECOND ROW Sylvia Phsonis Rosalie Roschak Bernadine Sololowski, Eleanor Ihrtino, LiJ.lian Wolonousld. Bernadins Pilkonis, Leona Barber, lhgdalene Billow THIRD ROW Joseph Stevene hrry Kern, John Karmilovicz, Llexander Sxopeck, Peter Ross, John Fronckeiwicz, Philip White, James Douglas FOURTH ROW Elwood Sayre William kidel, John Carey, Robert Hclaughlin, John Heban, Raymond Palnen tera, Anthony Lapollo, Joseph Lena, Jack Gruver ABSENTx lhrie Zurinsh' John Rononko ft-be lL C9 x . hifi. 'LL r mm - --- - - 5 3 1 A ,- E' .4 .f ' 'Y - if 'M i hs S xi .ff '- b ' fl , W ,::, .f , :' ' P 2 2 Y -5 ' A. 'N .P Q JP., , 1 V .,, P B-sf, , Y -:J n V 1 1 , X W, K K K as K- of M. Q H Q, , 'T X Y3 g hx xi 'J J' is Q M ' ' J xf -- Y 'N -f ,Q E -. ek 1 so 'S WI 52 R 'EH 41. 15 f 1 -ff V . . W1 A - . ,-gi.,-,N Q ,,,.t- s ..,, ' Q U : . . . . : , 2 . Z 0 8A ' p A ,QW . A W V ' ' NV O, ' . I I W 1 v - A Yi ' . , M G, ., , .1 f t M he . - A 5' :.- -., Z' Q it Q 1 , ,Lk , f .3 ' fkgbhi V I 672 :W J 5 .fi J 'ff ggi Q A, 4 i L , Tk 'Y Y : , 9 3 9 1 o . I 1 Y O Q l - o Q Zagdzdymde A 1' ff- . 1--'.J'?l W Mr Gallager FIRST ROW Rose Limlnski, lvhrcella Konopke, Eleanor Lacomis, June Bllght Anna Bugdonovitch, Rose Phrie Mxroski, lhrlon Cecconi, Martha Thompson Doris Davenport SECOND ROW Dolores Kascak, John Hensley, Jerry Wood George Schwall, Carl Silchak, John Stokes, Rlchard Hutsko, Edward Barber Caroline Reese THIRD ROW James Rex, Robert Buscavage, John Barbose Ifhry Lou Maighan, John Chickanoski, Russell Hendershot, Charles Slnvish James Miles ABSENT John Hebda, John Lyons, Donald Rambus, Joseph Raz- vil.1s,s, Joseph Rushnok, Joseph Stevens, William Stogoski, Rlta. Orant, Ant- oinette Yanovitch Seaeaiifzczde 9 , A .. A-3 A lik . Mrs ltlles FIRST ROW Patricia Matnyze. Eleanor Byelick, Judy Smith, Anna Palmentert Frances Simonaitis, Phrie Shovlin, Eleanor Lutz SEBOND ROW Car11R:m:iul lhrie Trosko, Bernadine Balchus, Joan Payne, Ruth Clark, Daniel Kar o s t Donald Titus 'ramp now Daniel mm, Ronald Watkins, Raymond Hwhille' Raymond Brger, Douglas Van Kevren, Gerald Chi:Ekg.n0!k7ij-Richard 332:31 ABSENT Nicholas Devens, B illy Ewke, Will P911 s 9 Alice Stevenson SeaeaL'4Q24d6 F5 'A cl, ,As 5 gif? Hr Yalcus FIRST ROW Mary Anne Piazza, Barbara Casey, Janice Uzdella, Patsy McGuire Jean Krec, Johanna Yazeitis, Joan Barry SECOND ROW Caroline Stevens, Clara Lawrence, Carol Iakus Bernadine Whitman Irene Zier, Grace Lupinslq Rosalie Baltruchitus THIRD ROW William Orlowski, Jack Pope, Michael Greenwald, Theodore Barber, Louis Spytek Richard Hsbda Kenneth Clark, Allan Roberts FOURTH ROW Vergil Gurnari, Ronald Mullay, Peter Hzmetcko William Kasarda Jack Givens, Edward Stokes, Donald Gosart Sam Bartorillo William Yanchunis ABSENT Joseph Rambus, Robert McManus Ps non 4 ak! gp!! Hr Slmpnik FIRST ROW: William Waslick, Robert Morgan, Elaine Vamos, Patricia Ihchin- ist, Joyce Quinn, Louise Shevock, Jean Santos, David Nevis, Michael Chis- arick. SECOND ROW: Joseph Yenalevitch, Anthony Paratore, Betty Carpenter, Charlotte Derhamer, lhrilyn Rhone, Robert Hewitt, Richard Oatridge, Arthur File, Theodore Ringsdorf. THIRD ROW: Lynn Crowell, Robert Rach, John June, Daniel Yanchunis, Daniel Brown, Louis Ihnchunis, William Barber, Donald Minkoff, David Re. ABSENT: Robert Savalcinas, Janet Petroski. if ,Q in 5 ' 5 if Q f 'f W 3 x 1? f I 'K A f. , . il 'wg ,fg ig I I I I i' W 1 ' T' R I i if Q R X i -fdlfifi? xl tax. 7B . 2 . . , 9 - 9 , 2 9 9 , 2 9 . 9 O ' C eiglf ti A ' A LL , I I X. to lv 'Z ' '35 352. is I W Y f :xg . U - f t 'If rr ,K M , Q W 1 'M 'Q' -- f 5 gl V ne, A , lx I, N Aw' 7C , ES IVITI CT A F QD 560601 79544 CAST OF CHARACTERS fLeft to Right in above Picture! Maryanne Machinist Norma Pisaneschi Audrey Kresge Ruth Ann Petro Margaret Fritz Jeanne Phillips Susan Havach Sheldon Isaac Edward Killeen Harris Atherholt Harrison Knell Hector Williams Donald Videgar La Verne Arcangeli Bernard Stouchko Robert Gallagher. . Bernadine Charnitsky. . . . . Joseph Kurpis. . . . . . . Michael Petro, . . . . .. Joan Walker Princess Valerie Mrs Gordon Daphne Gordon Mrs Slater Elsie Slater ana Luke Ebenezer Cass Ralph Brooks Sunshine Sam Bruce Newton I-hrry Myers Student Director . . Smoky . . .... Jack Dodds Mrs. Gren ..Governor Green ooooonmc 5emoYC.las5 Dec 5 '753' Mass Y N ' N 1 ek sh rs' -1- v---y - - Y - I uvbavv . ' ' i Lat 'em kxvl. W, Bwuceuf V Umkgxg fhli, W D I R ..,,v.,- E C T C G o D N No BY L -X L No! o. o 1. em . Charles Kopetch y Betty Petraski Jean Hendershot Coralie Hughes Rosemary Sigmond Regina Bellas Clara Grabarek Roberta Atherholt leo Moser Martin Krasavage Nancy Pearl Ste hen Stolarski P Richard Bunn William Camloh M rlene Kostenbauder Robert Grula President Eckman Dottie Finister piano selections Wanda Fisher Glorianna Day Dean Hhggenbeck M rabella Simpson Cora Milligan Dr erman Baltsy S oopy Lee Wilson Smedley Brandon Hanover Banks Student Director Student Director Gutsy Butterworth . W ' i t E Y ' Si Q in X, 5 fr -8 S M ' x M i LET ME Go you HALFW IT ' DOES EVbRYl50DY r-:Ava fwxgfnwf, 53,104 P T B805 OP' DIRECTED BY MISS DOROThY rl 1 K 055677 JUNIOR CLASS mfmcra I9 visa. if fxA ' crm 'F ru JJX CONNOLLY Wig, Www' INDEED How I NTERESWN Cv HELLO HANDSoN3c: 3' , S X. Q, f 5 Q ' VE-,xii-T j-' A fi 'Al'AiA'f'T' 'Af x ,. X Y ' Q ' 'A A Aw'- f - , ? O fl . if ' . 5 in U ' rr , , SSY4. l X J Cm f -f E fi , , X N f . Q L K Q .R . 'J K 5 In R4 Q 3, fa .,, h V gig 5 k ,X 5 ' W g g ,.., ' HM A ' ggi? wx H MN f ,J 2 ' , M 1 if K f- 1. Y LWS K -,Z :EZ 1 4 1 13 - 'I WH lu- Q: , ,Q -'Af A A -A W f .Aus , 'w 2 - 'V' 'L 'Q ,.., ' , X, 'N'- M Ti -J' .sr-vi' Q ,wf.'ieg a 33 lr ,x s 2 5 2 A 5 i X s ax h QQ: i 4 X , 3' xx ' I, .- hi-'he Q6-qc! Skfmiua tKaf+ 'l:ovx3ul3 pm All QP Csub WQSMQY Roast Sglvhxt Luke Qeiobe-r H53 . ' wk fgfmie 'f'0wvxe.wx'txA9. V05 dos x ifwse hw-Q1-y people-' when Ami -this aM cove hw 2 ...., W 1. 0158+ 'Pie-v-vm vqnklvn if ADVERTISING CLUB Miss Thomas FIRST ROW Rose Amto, Jean Hendershot, Rosemary Sigmond, Shirley Van Buskirk Clara Grabarek, Bernadine Voitek, Cecilia Allunis, Bernice Barber, Rosemarie Jackowsld. SECCND ROW Frank DiBuo, Bernard Voitek, Timothy Connolly, Anthony Kubunec, John Silic, Joseph Roman ABSENTs Eugene Fabiny Norman Latoski Josephine Disano, Valeraa Nevadonski James Petro, James Savoca X Iii!!- ww? Viva S 4' BIOLCG! CLUB H' Petroskas FIRST ROW Thomas Phtuyza, Bernard Petrasek, Jerome Urban, Richard Nbrgan Jack Kovalchek, John Barbose, Donald were, Sam Ruggero SECOND ROW Jerry Gruver, Donald Petty, Anthony Kotarski, Steven Carlin, Earl Mmk, David Hopkins, David Zurinski ABSENT Robert Bachmn, Donald Carey, Charles Verbetich, Paul Brown, Leo Minkoff, Robert Latoski rn an me CURRENT EVENTS Mr Kopetz FIRST RON Nancy Keller, Betty Jean Dickson, Dorothy Slavish, Antionette Angell, Cecilia Vinorski, Elizabeth Yanovitch, Patricia Compton SECOND ROW Annette Pilvalis, Bernard Stochko, Joseph Byellck, Michael Nevis, John Tuman, Stephen Stolarslcl THIRD ROW John Dernnko, George Havach, Sofas Jenson ABSENT Barth Balcomb, Lucy Mae Garrison, Robert Gruver, Geraldine Lane, Robert Ottaviani, Marie Reino, Patsy Sherwin, Dorotlv Shone DRAMATIC CLUB Miss Connolly FIRST ROW: Janet Hottenstein, Jean Hochrieter, Sue Rowan, Janice Sendgia Janet M:C1ary, Dolores Handelong, Carol Breznay, Frances M1le. SECOND ROW: Patricia Petro, Tony Cecconi, lhrtin Krasavage, Donald Videgar, Richard Bunn Richard Davenport, Tom Hughes, Louise Balonis. ABSENT: Peggy Stiles, Jack Sweetra, Rita mzaitus, Thomas Govier. 5 j y' I f g 5 P V Psi K: 5 ' 91 ' 1: - ' Q 3 gi . M, S , 'M f 5 5 ' ' no-v 5 'S ,f , -- G N - e ' AWN 34' f P A A . rr ' f H ii gn P , D 5 l, t 5 H A 1,5 k .rj y e 2 , 3 . I g 2 0 ? y 2 2 P Q 3 3 5 I 5 S 5 2 L 5 5 E R Q ' p 1 5 1 ' . f I fa - xx .rs 1 ' 2 ' 7 - 1 ' T ,. i , ez 5 5' fi F! t X 2 5 4 M ? 1 f 5 v x X i , 5 - fe G x se 2 '- kr X V' , T PABLIAPENTARY LAW Mrs Kale FIRST ROW Mary Ann Voitek, Lucille Fbnforte, Evelyn Steele, Carol Ottoviani, Helen Simchalc, Dorothy Blannet, Marie June SECOND ROW Joseph M:Gee, John Barbose, Charles Bytheway, John Connolly, Edward Fedrow, Rupert Kuttenberg, Charlotte Bloom ABSENT Vincent Varankar Robert Kasarda, Barbara Hoon, Marion Bloom, Lucille Robertine QT PEP CLUB Hr lhrtin FIRST ROW Patsy Oliver Carmella DiBella, Joann Billov, Grace Keller Phdeline Piazza Argenta Davis, Coralie Hxghee, Sandra James SECOND ROW Valerie Steele motor Williams John blush Charles Kopetchny Joe Novie, Michael Petro, Marion Wood THll1D ROW Phryann Kozokae Ann lhrie lhluelq, Bernadine Chernitelq, Ihrgaret Fritz Arlene Benson ABSENT Marion Morelli, Grace Craig, William Canloh, Allen Sliker Betty Petroeky ease I Q X PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr Hottenstein FIRST ROW Arlene Stouchlco, Barbara Yurchalk, Nancy Karmllowicz, Alice Drach Marcella Bugdanovitch, Ixhrlene Kostenbauder, Nancy Pearl, Sandra Edwards SECOND ROW Danlel Wisnieski, Jack Quinn, Peter Paraschak, David Holly Robert Gallagher, Harrison Knell, R1chard Shonk ABSENT Lois Obitz, Jack Allen, Clark Smith, Marris Atherholt, Kenneth Hottenstein, Nancy Karmilowicz YU SECRETARIAL CLUB Mrs Gilbert FIRST ROW Mary Luksavage, Margaret Fember, Marion Carlson, Maryann Milunic, Joseph Voitek Rose Budnek Regina Storz, Marylou Rambua SECOND ROW Paula Luksic Anna Gulitus Robert James, William Yankalunis, Robert Kolman, Robert Kozokaa, Dorothy Evasic, Paulina Brdaric, ABSENT Bernadine Orant, Barbara Krywicki, Ruth Barry 'J il I I' ll it l 'l !' SOCIAL RELATIONS CLUB Mrs Mila FIRST ROW Susan hvach Joann Tregan Theresa Macey Anna Zluky Regina Bellas, Borooalno Sendgia, Doloroo sloior, srconn Roi shlrloy Bloom, Bernard Leandri John Foglietta, Leonard Malusky, Thomas Sherin, Joseph Esther Thom.: Bernadine Syroid, Walter Konopke, John Luger WW E 4559 YEARBOOK CLUB Mr Reynolds FIRST ROY! Ruthann Petro, Dhryann Machinlst, Jean Phillips, La Verne Arcangeli, Audrey Kresge, bhryann Wolonouski, Roberta Atherholt, Josephine Di Carlo, Doris Baird SLCOND ROW Edward Killeen, Joseph Sheridan, Joseph Kurpis, Robert Gray, Donald Jackowski, Joseph Yank alunas, Robert Grula THIRD ROW Leo Moser, Shldon Isaac ABSENT Victor Baloh, Stanley Grivinsky, Norm Pisaneschi, Robert Urban 2 1 2 K X J f f S 1 5 2 F? J S E , 5 S 5 p Q J 5 Qi 5 5 L f 3 E f ,S 3 Tx 5 . , 1 ' I f .Maj '1 ., -, ix li I il ' l .M K ,,','qo m i , , R - , ' ' S' -- ' if . - 1' ,, -. 'ig K f. 1 L ' 'M ' ni 4' , - M . . J F A ' X Yr Q szfrf l, 1. ix T Q- X W 4 ox? . , . N O ' 9 z Q , Kubinec, Verna Tarreto, ABSENT: Veronica Dyle, Josephine Bartorilla, 9 0 p 4 V I ,A E gg S reels 9 . LI V Q , pp - L' Xe' 2 ' ff? 'D .1 . 'Q 5 Q I 'N ' V ' Z ,E .x .V . I J -4 o l 'W ' ' ao' - - , 0 I W , 'yr Y C51 ' 4 - l J V, ' J ' f. Q Q. p s A ' V Q' 1 A l o H 3 . 2 . 2 O ATI-ILE TIC S 744564155 are in in 5. FIRST RCM Paul James, Leonard lhlusky, Harrison Knell, Captain John Malusky Edward Killeen, Morris Atherholt, Idchael Petro SECOND ROW Joseph Kurpis Normn Latoski, Barth Balcomb, Stanley Grivenski, Peter Paraschak, John Con nolly, Robert Gallagher, Robert Grula THIRD ROW Vincent Savoca, John Foglietta, John Luger, lgr Bernard Leandri, Richard Bunn, Martin Krasavage, Henry Knell, Jerry Urbanovitch, Bernard Voitek, Charley Koptchemf, Richard Morgan ABSENT: Joseph Voitek, Clark Smith, Richard Shonk, Timothy Connolly ?'aot5a!Z Weave The Luzerne Lion was expected to roar victoriously thru the 1951 Football Season Prospects for a good season were brightened by the return of a group of battle-hardened veterans, led by Captain John Malus- ky, who played center However, unforeseen obstacles continued to plague the team throughout the rugged schedule Pre-season scrimnages sidelined a few key players and the loss of these men was a severe blow to Coach Brady's plans for a successful season The Brilliant field leadership of Dick Shonk, the bone-crush- ing line-backing of Clark Smlth and the sparkling and varied running attack of Harrison Knel.1 were all sorely missed during the first half of the season This year's squad also keenly felt the absence of Dave Hol.ly, a stellar end on last year's team who was unable to play this year The presence of these boys in mny of the games could possibly have msa.nt the difference between victory and defeat. Nevertheless, despite these handicaps the Luzerne team lost none of its fighting spirit and they entered each contest with a burning desire to win. Victories were not plentiful but Luzerne High School was in no way disgraced by the showing of the Luzerne Lion on the Valley's gridiron, sf .f KNE L T fi Y SHONK CFML K URPI KQLLE J MALUSKV o 4 -I MARTY PETROSKAS 30 4 X sr W, MF' ASST1 ATHERH .amz GRNENSK J- wf 'LL Cor-JN0 1951 52 SEASON RESULTS PA RASC 9RADy BS!!! fvk o A Q-.H 5 F 4 ' r L. S 5 1 Iwi N XV q:..' G' f :.: M ,Un Milf gm .N fm I L S E, EN f' pi 5f Q , H U .'Q: W' Y .-, Q --:, 'Q si -W., 5 3 3 g me of -f 'Q ef H. ww T EE ' vi M'nL K if gi , S x ,..,., Q' ' V S D. ' Q .' . H ,M S, ..,, f' I SQ' if , Y lo x S ::::::: . S Boooonoo if of SS, , II ff f ff 'wp 8le00oooG, . R. i 5 R A Q I 0 0 0 o 0 u C' lg' Q fx M eeooooo '.'QgD X Sir, gxr 4, 2 4 C K bfx., 4 S N 4. SWSP' KEN HOTTENSRIN Luzerne 6 Luzerne '7 Luzerne 1 Luzerne 6 Luzerne 0 Luzerne 7 Luzerne 1 Luzerne 7 Luzerne 6 IIT gig? gg 2953i X 4 KEN i If Xin Larksville Nanticoke Cbughlin Kingston Plains A Plymouth Newport Swoyerville 5' .. chili mub KQPEfCYlN Y Z 7mm s A Bs ,.... SE-ATED Jack Allen, Richard Bunn, Co-captain Michael Nevis, Ronald bhta- lavage, Co-captain Joseph Byelick, Paul Brown, STANDING Martin Kress. vage, Henry Knell, Steven Carlin, Robert Bachman, Mgr John Ifhluslq BASKETBALL RESUME The Lions opened their defense of the Valley league title in high gear at West Pittston, rolling on to a 81-50 triumph Two more victories followed and Luzerne seemed en route to another 0h8.lI1pi0IlShlp Then came an attack of flu that laid low several players, and our boys lost to powerful Shickshinny, 64.-34 The Lions won their remaining games in the first half and finished in a. tie for top spot with Larksville on an 8-1 record In the second half, however, the full weight of their ill luck hit the team as Mike Nofvis, star center, suffered a leg injury which kept the first five contests, but then lost three in a row to the strongest out- fits, Larksvnlle, Plains, and Shickshinny, closing out the half with a. nnrk of 6-3 The Lions played off agamst Larksville at Kingston High School gym for the first half crown Handleapped by Novis' bad leg, the team was unable to halt the Larks second half surge which carried them to a 56-39 win The Green Wave was trinnned by Shickshinny for cnrcuit honors So ended another basketball season We wish the best of luck to the departing players Jack Allen and co-captains Joe Byelick and Mickey Novis him out of action most of the time. The team, playing it's heart out, won Ck ALLEN ATALF - , fm, 5 8 sl-'CK P 'qu Bgov-1 CHHRIJ BV Byelick Bunn Novis NCR. INDIVIDUAL SCORING Games GF 1 Matalavage 17 59 1.5 Brown Allen Krasavage Knell Bachman 16 '73 13 18 51 47 10 11 3 9 5 2 4 0 4 Pt 2 2 1 1 8 163 159 149 25 12 4 FIRST HAIF SCORES LUZERNE OPPONENTS WEST PITTSTON PITTSTON FORTY FORT SHICKSHINNY PLAINS EXETER LARKSVILLE WYOMING SECOND HALF SCORES LUZERNE OPPONENTS FORTY FORT PITTSTON EDWARDSVILLE EXETER WYOMING LARKSVILLE PLAINS SHICKSHINNY WEST PITTSTON SN ..- 1 il an 1 .14 I D 1 1 .-E. mr r : Q7 em' uni- tso9E12w4'l If 5' 5 ,W W 6 81 ' 50 3 , 1? 59 53 J . UWM 'fp 55 32 Z4 22 I 6 I 67 60 ,ff f'-ff 3. M ..2R 13 ... 63 EDWARDSVILLE 53 I .,,.,.. we 54 50 H Y 6. V wg-1 4 86 '71, I ,4 Rf 3 NN 68 1.0 77 61 1. 23 51 1 59 s LL 60 H 63 '73 7, 60 73 ,, 68 63 L Q ,, XX X . X 1 iii Y 0 o So Av. Zvqxxuj l 17 1 1 30 5 14.8 1 X 18 '71 L6 as 10.4 14 vs za 7 12.7 2 344464665 a. xf! ,I n a, X Q lin' 91. Rn B Q Zniilkr. FIRST HDV B1 Tronkowski, H. Petro, J Byelick, E Killeen, H. Knell, W Kra savage SECOND ROW L Malusky M Atherholt, F Osolnick, J' Voitek, N Latoski 1' Dibuo R nam THfERD ROW v savoea, 1: rmtenstem, J Kurpis R Bunn C Kopetchny J' Barbose, J' Foglietta J' Ford FOURTH ROW J' Inga: Coach K lbttenstein BASEBALL PREVIEW The diamond stars of Luzerne High began the 1952 season with the same team as above except for the following boys who have graduated E Tronkowski, W Krasavage, F Osolnick, B Rahl and J' Ford R Bunn, .T Barbose and N Latoski who also appear in the picture will not play this year Members of the squad who are absent from the picture are W Yankalunas, R Bachnnn, E Fedrow, J' Silic, J. Barbose and T. Sherin. Coach Ken. Hottenstein has high hopes for his aggregation this year, since virtually every position is filled by a seasoned veteran. The team has plenty of experience and batting power, and both the regulars and replacements have shown up well this spring. All the fellows have the spirit and the will to mln which should carry them through a victorious campaign. Due to publishing deadlines, we cannot present a picture or the scores of this year's team. However, the record of the results of last season follows. Luzerne 2 Larksville 12 Away L1-1Z01'l10 P10180 13 AW? Inzerne 9 Exeter 2 Away 111201710 1011107 11 AVI! 8 l 2 Lu, W 13 Wy-,min 5 A Luzerne 3 Swoyervllle 12 Home emo as 8 my Luzerne 5 W. B. Township 6 Away O 6 Luzem, 2 0 Away Luzerne Plains 6 Home Luzerne 0 W, B, Township 5 Home 111201110 A011107 11 HOI0 , ...,. .9 I --IQA E V H .,--'-f f - P f Q, - ,.p: F. W M W M V E ' J X , A ' , M W 3, A-0v .- p H J' 'Q 1 www we LX. 4, 4 F M -x 5? v 0 Q V . 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'.:L-25552 ' QL- ' - ,K.s.1':1ij3'?S25,Qifl 4 . -.1 gh 4,-13:j, g.,Z-11:-... . , 6325 -::-: .., .-f'f.' -'liz' ' :fw?f?3:Y2Eir 31-'iff-,5fl52Z'J'4 'l7 : !:l5?Z3:1'5' I, .3.A..,:.:-law. ii r-hE.5g,,,5,. vf- . ,pziqt Z I, ,.,. ,,,.f,,.. I , XX ff EE: ly 3 .,.. Hg' 1' To our Patrons and Advertisers Once again your generous response has mde possible the publication of our annual We are humbly gratefnl for your assistance and extend our most sincere thanks to each of you 1952 PER ANNOS Staff PATRONS ll' 81 HS Joseph Alf-0 Mr 8: urs Arthur Kresge Ike. L Arcangeli Liss Francis Austin Mr 8: Irs Walter Bachnmn Mr 8: Mrs Henry Banta Plas Hannah Barry M' Walter Becker Miss Alice Bendick Mr 8: Mrs Alfred Benson Hr Bert Bidwell Pl' 8: Pre Edward Bloom Hr John Bottko lt' Ihtthew Bottoms Bal: Hrs Francis Brady Hlss Marcella Brazauskas Blffalo Auto Parts Sgt Edward Bogdonovitch Miss lhry Burns Ph' 8: Mrs Carl Carlson lies Dorothy Connolly Il' Bbb Craig El' Patrick Curley Plas Sandra De Carlo It 8: Mrs Sam Di Bella H' 8: Mrs Frank Dibuo H' 8: Pts William Dibuo Stephen Demchak Jr M' 8: Mrs Bert Eley A Friend mr Marr-is Feldman ll' 8: Hrs Benny Foglietta its Lhrion Gilbert las Ihry Gildea ll'8:MrsMFGaJ.1agher Rs Nellie Grivenski ll' 8: Mrs William Gallagher H' 8: Hrs Kenneth Hottenstein Ml' 8: Mrs David Isaac Joan 8: Dave Judkovitz Grocery Kachmr's Economy Store Hs. lhrie Kale lt. 8: Irs. John hm! lt. 8: Irs. John Kcpets I. 8: Irs. lhrtin Krasavago A Friend Miss Helen Laukzaitus Miss Tillie Machinist Miss lhrion Ihrcin Jerry lhrinos Mr 8: Mrs Joseph lhrtin Mr 8: Mrs R E lvbngak Mrs Mary Miles Mrs Ruth Miles Miss Rene Monahan Mr Sam Mllllay Miss Ivhtilda Olash 555555555 as fi-5 William Oliver Bakery Shop John Petro Ihrtin Petroskas Paul Phlillipa Merle Pope EHRamsey Ford A Reynolds Mrs Mary Rowan 8: Mrs William Saunders 8: Mrs Ph111p Sheridan 8: Mrs Fred Shupnick Daniel Shockloss Mr Frank Sklaris Mt' 8: Irs John Slapar Jr Clark Smith B E Snyder Robert Sobeck Mr 8: Mrs Mlchael Sullivan mas Ivhrgaret Thomas 35555 8:Hrs 8:Mrs 8:Mrs 8:Mrs Butch Leonard Tarretto Leonard Urbanovitch Frank Videgar Charles Waverka Weber Miriam Weber A Friend lr. Willnanson HP. T. S. William lt. 8: Mrs. Joseph Wooditch Mlss Natalie Waytel lr. Irank Ialms o o , . U O - ' o e . 8: Mrs. ' a 86 WS. . 8: Mrs. ' 0 ' . 8: Mrs. 1188 H91611 Chewey . gc Mrs. louis Rambus o 86 ms. a o . I O Mr.. . I 0 W. . ' ' o e W. O I O X MRNW X fi c X OO ARRGYV ELEVISION SALES + SERVICE 335 UNION St Luzil NORT H EASTERN PENNS YLVANIAS Mosr COMPLETE 1'ELEVlSuoN SERWCE LABRAToRy fir CZEVLSIOI7 LS' fm'tflew'C 0 us' we ha, Q QCCPSQ-Cfy SSVVICEOC oven 3500 56-65 WJ. Stock a.comPLete L NE of zf'eCews1a V PARTS FOR 0-ff 077 kgs gf 59-55 iw!-426 wn x X X I f Jjqi I I X 'I X Q, fNv J 4 ! XX A 'ff' X . 9. - - 'X R ,. X I 1 N ,.... 1, s N KW.. 0 Q Q I, ' . J ' fv- L' 1 1 a' - J , .. 1 . ' ' I A SALUTE T0 THE H52 CLASS UF LUZERNE HIGH SHUOL THE VETERANS OF THE Q Nu STAT CQPS ff GHPLIMENTS OF afgvwgglzfnz MOHCL CHUKINAS PIDTG STVNO I9-'4 ULIVER ST 0fl'Rv,LL ,Q N If I o I' I ' 5 rl! DIA? 9-415161 3 raven STREET- - - Luzffwe, PENNA' I LSaneSh,l, xi: 1 X S' 1 x At?EJ'5KINGHAM , E WWE '7-87 BX Luzgmle PA -gi: OMPLIMENT5 o George KUIK1Jr as JE LR goRP0RA '0N 700 W ii fi' PRI' NTI Shop At The AND f Thrift X ITHUGRAPHIN Shoe S't0Y'e KING TON P S O Ny P L. 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