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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1956 volume:

yuNGH44' I F W-fl T KANSAS CITY MISSOURI Q nN4'.o :Pe o , iff, J V, 'Si ff 15. Ra K x Y x CII Aj Q 514' I 'W' XZ e ,f ff gif? JZ W Q '1 PUBLISHLD BY TH E STUDY CIEISS UZERNE mu Luzenne ph I7 X lf? fire, D , T I 2 W If C95 '-Z 144 X ffff K I ,Ab f f ff U Q XZ, I l-p'l Efifi pl' f pa gf ff Lf . 1' M I ' Q0 Q OD O F s X lj ' L ' H Su-toon. f ' Z f ? Editor in Chief Richard Hutsko Business Manager Magdalene Billow Augustine Kubinetz History Lllllan Wolonouskl Will Marie Zur1nsky Sen1or Ed1tors Betty Leandr1, Ruthe Edwards, Rose Z1m1nsky, Sylvia Masonls Snap Shots John Fronczk1ew1cz Athletlcs R1chard Hutsko, Magdalene Billow Photography Adv1sor Francis Brady Photographers John Chickanosky, David Abeshouse fSenior Portraits Paul Bieley s Studlol Typ1sts Jean Sllic, Rose Marie Gula, Eleanor Martino Advisor Mr Ford A Reynolds 2 , N gx l- I' -3 - . X --qi X X Q . 3 Art - ----------- ------- - Activities ------------------ William Heidel . ' Mro IHIIIIIIIII-- . W int Ima 2331 atm' Music Words N Y U Victory Song mas Davis Jr , 1,7 Luzerne deer, our Alm lhter, Thy praise we sing with heart and voice Thy orange and black waves proudly o'er ue While in thy glory we rejoice. When courage fails and hopes are dying, Our thoughts shall ever turn to theeg Our watchword be till time is ended, Luzerne, Victory! -3- Q E X ff QT, X fi., 4.1 15.4, ....-f'8S.,, if f 2, 6 i 12 V X xi Zz- V, H If ' I L A - v'- X x t n M ' k ---- f.. P ,wi ,.N. . . 1 kA T 3 Bw , f YD E H Q. , H I J 2 H I' Q Q' x,4 N i 5 .I , ,,.,,. q awww M DEDICATION It is with a great deal of pleasure, that we the class of 1956 proudly dedicate to you, Mr Kenneth Hottenste1n, this ed1t1on of PER ANNOS For the past twenty seven years you have unselfishly and understand1ngly taught the pupils of Luzerne H1gh School Many of the graduates can attribute their success to your untir1ng efforts and never ending pat1ence This last year exemplifies your untlring efforts on the part of the students Upon a request for an Advanced Algebra course, you unhesitantly COUISG You have given us the inspiration, encouragement, and the background that we need to advance in this modern complex world You have enabled us to understand the true meaning of success by your sympathetic advice offer ed in impromptu discussions Your warm smile and outstanding personality have been a source of insp1ration to all of us Ne want you to know, Mr Hottenste1n, that you are a man whom we will always remember w1th m1ngled feelings of admiration, gratitude and pr1de You have been our teacher, our guide, but, most of all, our friend It is because of this that we offer our humblest thanks and dedicate this volume to you 5' gave up a free period and took over the responsibility of teaching this new :suv-pn W? iv if-2, Wi Ml ll Q ! S9395 IS X ...fi WWW W ADMINISTRATION llgizamoignzg? TNA, Tsuwutufolfznmp llliiiii BOARD Ol- EDUCATION 555551 gm-5-31:11 11 HILL!! limi!!! SEATEDx Mr John Bednar treasurer Mr Chester Grabarek, presldent Mr John Kotch v1ce president, Mr Thomas Grlgas secretary STANDING: Mr Joseph Runt Mr Charles Heffron, Mr James Br1s11n JL!IQl! Cgoxlnfde' fC2LU7U3jf3CLEL vm, fefwfz.,-,751 DMJ7 .7- i S 4 -1 , I I . . ' A 1------..-...... - I 5 I Ig E E 5 ' W L- .J . Q A s I 4? A Y W V W., i If A . 52 I Nw Km.. . .' , 'Z K IP, u X , I . I 2 X x A ,zo 0 . I . , , . , . , . . ' ' 0 , Q 0 , 0 o I I o 4 I 1 f F -I4' s.,' GRAN' F H. 1 I SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY FIRST ROW: Mrs Mary Miles, Mathematlcs, Miss Josephine Gelso, Commercial, mr Anthony Denby, Principal, Mrs Marie Kale, Engllsh, Miss Dorothy Connolly, Chemlstry SESOND RON: Mr Kenneth Hottenstein, Mathematics, Mr Ford Reynolds, English, Mr John Kopetz, Soc1al Studies, Mr Francis Brady, Mechanical Drawing, Mr Joseph Martin, French QTUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY FIRST RCW: Miss Mary Burns, Mathematics, Mrs. Staley, Music, Miss Natalie Waytel, Spelling, Mrs. Ruth Miles, Art, Miss Noelwah Hottenstein, Homemaking, Miss Marlon Marcin, Latin. SECOND RCW: Mr. Henry Banta, History, Mr. Frank Yakus, Geography, Mr. Fred Shupnik, English, Mr. Francis Brady, Industrial Art, Mr. William Gallagher, Science, Mr. T. S. William, Supervising Principal. -3- 4. 432 .J EFl? 'T:'Fi TW fn-v-,mbs- 5 1' 'T f W g M-Q.. :gg JOHN BARBOSE ACADEMIC 'Bomba displayed outstanding talent e355' eg: as a center on the football f1e1d 'ke' ary' CAthletic 2,3, Phys Ed 4, Jr Rev Football 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3, Capt 4, Basketball Mgr 2,3,4 D MAGDALENE BILLOW ACADEMIC 'Magg1e is a g1rl who proved to be a Qu' Q leader in all 3Ct1Vit1eS nd 4F17 fBio 2, Kn1tting 35 Yearbook 45 Play 4, Jr Rev , Vice Pres 4, Honor Soc ,3,4, Cheerleader l,2,3, Capt 4 F sense of humor JOHN CAREY GENERAL Cargo is a small guy with a great KAthlet1c 2,3, Yearbook 43 Baseball if Mgr 2,4, Football 2,3 I JUNE BLIGHT COMMERCIAL IDS June is a petite g1rl who showed sk1ll in flag tw1r1lng .-e M CDramatics 2 Senior Secretarial 3 Yearbook 4, Jr Rev , Flag Twirler 2, 3,4, Honor Soclety 2,3 I JOHN CHICKANOSKY ACADEMIC Y' 'Chick s' every move caused a riot in 'Uv' physics class CYearhook 2,3, Photography 2,3, Play Comm 3,4, Photography 4 J SUZANNE BUYER ACADEMIC D A petlte mass w1th a w1nnlng smile is 'Suzy C810 2 Kn1tting 3, Soc Relations 4, Jr Rev , Play Comm 4 J 7-. 9349- t, ik la ' N . . .pw I ' 0 Q ' a .5 6 5 3 2' .I ol 0 ' 0 0, e JV gg: X. n . ig if M O . 0 , S5333 . . . m , R , .A TE? 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MARION CECCONI COMMERCIAL JAMES DOUGALAS ACADEMIC Doug' gave outstand1ng performances 1n every f1eld of sport fAthlet1c 2,3, Current Events 4, ' Rev , Play 4, Football 2,3,4, Honor SOC16tY 4 Basketball 2,3,4, Base ball 2 3,4, Class Treasurer 4 D ANNA BUGDANOVITCH ACADEMIC Anna' made a pretty picture w1th her pony ta1l and dimples Bio 2, French 3, Current Events 4, Jr Revue, Majorette l,2,3,4, Honor Soc1ety 2,3,4 J THOMAS DICKSON ACADEMIC Smart and witty, Tom s Jokes were the delight of tr1g class CDramat1cs 2 Phys Ed 3 Yearbook 4, Honor Society 2 I lv 'Marion is a g1rl with a heart of gold fB1o 2, Senior Secretarial 3,4, Jr .f, fl W Revue Nipus Fly' JOHN FRONIZKIEWICZ GENERAL A - 'E sl nv' g 2.2. ,par- AL f mr nFronchN would tell you anything if I lylglzy ig' you were silly enough to believe it. f fAthletic 2,35 Yearbook 45 Jr. Rev., Football 2,3,4., A A ' MARY ANN CULINA COMMERCIAL 'Za' H' ir' 'Hair' is very quiet, but has many ,'5 friends. 0 G11- Secretarial 45 Jr. Rev., Strutter 2.1 CSoc. Relations 25 Knitting 35 Senior JAMES GABEL GENERAL .,', 'Gobbler' 15 an even tempered guy w takes everyth1ng in h1s stride fChemistry 2,3, French 4, Play Comm ROMAYNE DRACH ACADEMIC Belng an excellent dancer, Cheec was popular at all the dances fBio 2, Knitting 3, Jr Revue, Soc Relat1ons 4, Honor Soc1ety 2,3,4 I JOHN GRUVER GENERAL ?'b'd 'Herbien 15 a nice guy, well liked by everyone !C. '5' CPhys Ed 2,3,4, Play Comm 4 I RUTH EDWARDS ACADEMIC Ruthe' is a cute g1rl who can give anyone a lesson in driving CSoc Relations 24 Chem 33 Yearbook 4, Play 4, Play Comm 35 Honor Soc 2,3,4 JOHN HANDLEY ACADEMIC Handley s' best friends are girls ' and Cadillacs. lBio. 2: Chem. 33 Photo. 43 Jr. Rev.: Play Comm. 43 Honor Society 3,4.j X Y K LILLIAN GUCHANAS ACADEMIC have much talent in the entertainment 5. 'Lil' is a pretty girl who proved to field. lDramatics 23 French 35 Curr. Events. 45 Jr. Revg Play 45 Flag Twirler 3.Q li. 3.5 ' . ' - wg., ' n hll Qxxllg Wy! .. . . . i. . . . .Q H? Hx Q Q ' 0 Q P fr 'FJ ' Q9 ' ' ' gjll Il ? ' fi' WILLIAM HEIDEL ACADEMIC nBilln was the president of our class who proved to be a silver-tongued orator. CAthlet1c 2, Phys Ed 3, Yearbook 4, Jr Rev , Play Comm 4 Football 2, Class Pres 3,4, Basketball Mgr 2 J ROSE MARIE GULA CCWIMERCIAL A sweet g1rl who had a cheery Good sur rnlngu for everyone was nROS1e 4-'Y Dramatlcs 2, Senior Secretarlal 3 Yearbook 4, Play Comm 3,4, Honor Society 2,3,4 I 1 wav 'asf' RUSSELL HENDERSHOT GENERAL Buzz 15 a handsome fellow whose moods mystifled everyone Athletlcs 2,3, French 4, Jr Rev, Play Comm 4, Football 3,4, Baseball IRENE GUSHANAS COMMERCIAL 'Gerryu made many friends durlng her school years CSoc Relat1ons 2, Sr Secretarlal 3 2,3,4 , Basketball 2,3, Capt 45 3' AW' RICHARD HUTSKO ACADEMIC 'Hut s sense of humo brightened many a dull class fAthletic 2,3, Yearbook Editor 4 , Jr Rev , Play Comm 4, Football 1,2 -4--f 3, Capt 4, Basketball 2,3,4, Base ball 2,3,4, Honor Society 2,3,4 I DOLORES KASCSAK COMMERCIAL Always happy go lucky, Dee never seemed to have a care in the world CKnitting 3, Sr Secretar1a1 4 J :IW I3 Y MW w 0 I I I 'xv . 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JON KARMILCWICZ ACADEMIC na' ,sr Karm' 15 a n1ce guy who makes fr1ends wherever he goes ,,.. cCh9mlStTY 2,3, Yearbook 4, Jr Rev Play 4 J JOAN KOPREVICH ACADEMIC sr' nJoan1e 15 a pretty g1rl who has a great talent for Slnglng 5 15 CB1o 2 French 3, Current Events 4 r Rev , Honor Soc1ety 2 3,4 J JOhN KLEBAN GENERAL EEE Whenever you hear a riot, you know Kleb's lead1ng lt CDramat1cs 2 Phys Ed 3, French 4 Jr Revue 3 HELEN KOZAC COMMERCIAL 2' S15 15 a qu1et g1rl who really 429' l1kes to dI1Ve her red convert1b1e CSoc Relatlons 2, Kn1tt1ng 3, S Secretar1al 4 I AUGUSTINE KUBINETZ ACADEMIC fu' Witty Gus has a great talent for art CBIOIOQY 2, Chem 3, Yearbook 4, Play Comm 3,4, Baseball 2, Football Mgr 2,3,4, Honor Soclety 2,3,4 D ELIZABETH LEANDRI ACADEMIC Bettyn 1S a petlte girl who 1S tops 1n everybody's book CDramat1cs 2, Chem 3, Yearbook 4 Play Comm 3,4, Honor Soclety 2,3,4l 54 K D M R ri .,,. . n.. lx '- , . 5 is gif, ggggggf I 6 Q to , ,, ,, . ., '11 ye., .. 4 'i igg Ai . ' . 3, . . ' 5 Al 'I ggggf rigs Ali i , .2 QQ, '- 'n ' - 1 , . , A A sa? JAMES KUPETZ GENERAL ff' Q' Kup 1S a small guy w1th a b1g per SODBIILY ' CPhys Ed 2,3, Yearbook 4, Jr Rev 3, Football Mgr 2,3,4 9 ELEANOR MARTINO CCMMERCIAL Allbx A qulet gal w1th a b1g heart 1S DF' Q' CSoc Relat1ons 2, Kn1tt1ng 3, Year book 4, Play Conun 3 I ANTHONY LAPOLLO ACADEMIC A determlned fellow w1th a wmll to succeed is Tony - '?',,,j', 5 CB1o 2, Chem 3, Yearbook 4, Jun1or Revue, Band 8 Orchestra 2,3,4, Honor Soclety 2,3,4 SYLVIA MASONIS ACADEMIC nSylv 15 a pretty glrl who 15 sure to succeed 5 fBio 2 French 3, Yearbook 4, Play Comm 4, Magorette l,2, Honor Soc 2,3,4 DANIEL LUKASAVAGE COMMERCIAL NDanny 15 a cute guy who showed h1s h1dden talent 1n the SGUIOI Play Phys Ed 2,3, Current Events, Jr Revue, Play 4 J MARY LOU MEIGHAN COMMERCIAL Mar Lou's' blonde ha1r and blue iibv Y eyes make a lovely comb1nat1on CDramat1cs 25 Knitting 35 Senior Secretarial 43 Play Comm. 3,4.D l5' . . K ,les aww va 'N ' - R ,,- wi ' Q to M ,ix at Q ,,,, . . . , s,sl ,Q . 2 if L Asil ' ' ' ' El , . . nk , . - , o K . . ,. . ., 2 2 yy . . y ff Q? .. . . - . ...Q I9 If l ' . ' , .J X iii K : . - - . RE Q :' in I ' JAN MCLAUGHLIN ACADEMIC 2 nJann is a quiet guy who likes to take unexpected trips to Florida. ,,1 x fPhys. Ed. 2,3,4, Jr. Revue 33 Play X Conln. Basketball Mgr' 20, RITA ORANT ACADEMIC Reet s witty remark gained h r many friends if KBIOIOQY 2, Knitting 3, Yearbook 4, g' Junior Revue Play Comm 4, Honor M, Society 3,4 I FRED MIHAL COMMERCIAL Fred is a handsome guy who l1ked by everyone CYearbook 2,3, Current Events 4 Play Comm 3 Photography 2,3, Honor Society 2 I AUDREY PETRACINI COMMERCIAL Audrey 15 a fast talker who to k was an interest in all that went on -F' fDramat1cs 2 Knitting 3, Current Events 4 Class Sec 3, Jr Revue 3, Play 4, Honor Society 2 J X KW- JOSEPH PETRO GENERAL ,gh 1 NJoen 1S a cute guy who gave a help 2 -M ing hand to everyone CAthlet1c 2,3, Phys Ed 4, Football 2,3,4, Basketball Mgr 2,3,4, Junior Revue I BERNADINE PILKONIS COMMERCIAL P1lk1e sn friendship is cherished b X v' l a 197 QDramat1cs 2 Sen1or Secretar1al 3 Current Events 4, Jr Revue, ay Comm 4 Magorette l,2,3, Capt 4 Honor Society 2,364 D Ol I It S e Ii: ' ' - 2, ii I ' o ' ' s 1 . ' 3 . 0 I1 ll is X . 5 2 ' 3 . N It . 0 5 5 0 ' . 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V I 'U L - . - Pl 1 0 3 ' o 5 ' E gms Schwall ls a swell guy who s full PETER ROSS GENERAL Tall, handsome nPeteN was rough and JE- ' rugged on the football field. 4n'H' 2, ug, iUP 3 f-'rv Qu'4' MARY ANN REINO COMMERCIAL A little g1rl with a b1g smlle Malrn CDramat1cs 2, Senlor Secretarial 3, ww A fAthletic 2,33 Phys Ed 4, Play comm 3,4, Football l,2,3,4 Basketball CAROLINE REESE COMMERCIAL A sweet g1r1 w1th a contag1ous laugh 31' CSoc1al Relat1ons 2, Kn1tt1ng 3, S Secretar1al 4 I fn' 913' JOSEPH SAMSON ACADEMIC Mechan1ca11y 1ncl1ned, uJoe' w1ll surely end up an engineer fBio 2, Chemistry 3,4, Play Comm 1 3 Wff GEORGE SCHWALL GENERAL wb, iw? of w1tty remarks Phys Ed 2,3, Current Events 4 Baseball 2, Jr Revue, Play 4 D MP0 GIT ROSALIE ROSCHAK COMMERCIAL A sweet miss w1th a cover girl com plex1on 15 WRos1e ' CDramat1cs 25 Kn1tt1ng 3, Senior Secretarlal 4, Jr Revue, Play Comm 17 4C?' 3:3 f is HC .N . I ' . . , . , L wb-fa ' - 1 A P 6 ky :Q . . . . , . 'G fs A 3 3 4 PM - 3.5 ' ' 45 Play-Comm: 3,43-Honor SocietY 2-D W Vlzzngiui 4 6 fa I 9 4 ' '. ' . , 5 f TE A . . i , ' FU. S - 1 0 . in 4.p CARL SI LG-IAK GENERAL an A Cleto 15 an athlete and a real cassanova w1th out of town g1rls what KAthlet1cs 2, 3, Phys Ed 4, Foot ball 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3, Baseball 3, Jr Revue J JEAN SI LIC COMMERCIAL Jeanne s personality brought out 9. 'W her popularity ,rev cSOC1B1 Relations 2, Knitting 3, Yearbook 4, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Jr Revue, Class Secretary 4, Play 4, Honor Soc1ety 2,4 I CHARLES SLAVISH ACADEMIC Butchle s wltty remarks kept the class 1n stitches aw Q57 fAth1etic 2,3, Curr Events 4, Jr Revue, Football 2,3, Basketball 2, 4, Baseball 3, Class V1ce Pres 3, Honor Soc1ety 2 I BERNADINE SOKOLOSKI COMMERCIAL 0 N' A charmlng girl who 15 liked by all 4--'-' is 'Bernie CSoc Relations 2, Knltting 3, Sr Secretarial 4, Honor SOC1ety 2 I MICHAEL VASICAK CONMERCIAL 3, ik ! M1ke spent most of his t1me after 'W' school h1k1ng to Courtdale ' cB1Oc 23 Current Events 33 Phys. Ed. 4.5 LILLI AN WOLONOUSKI ACADEMIC 'Q Lil's intelligence will be sure to lead her to success. Q- 4. . ,ii 'Quai ,,. KBio1ogy 2, Chem. 33 Yearbook 45 Jr. Rev., Honor Society 2,3,4.J 18 2, - .L . . . : - A wi I .gg . '. o 0 . : ' , ' I Q - 6 PHILIP WHITE ACADEMIC f CN 'Phil'sn marvelous piano playing was appreciated by everyone E A r gy .ll B10 2 Phys Ed 3 Yearbook 4, Jr Rev , Play Comm 4, Honor Soc 3,4, Band l,2,3 ANTOINETTE YANOVITCH CCMMERCIAL Tootsle s pleasant ways will be an ,,e ,uv asset 1n any Off1Ce 'ESV Comm 4 I avi: cSOC18l Relat1ons 2, Kn1tt1ng 3, Sr Secretarlal 4, Jun1or Revue, Play BERNARD WOLENSKY GENERAL Bern1e is a real sport 1n every way 'Q' 4-mm ROSE ZIMNISKI ACADEMIC Ou? Rosxe' is a pretty g1rl and a good 47-v Sport fBio1ogy 2, Knittlng 3, Yearbook 4, Jr Rev , Play Comm 45 Cheerleader l,2,3,4, Honor Society 2,4 J JOSEPH ZERA ACADEMIC 'Joe is tops w1th the boys and bash ful with the g1rls lav ' fPhys Ed 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4 Q MARIE ZURINSKY ACADEMIC Mair s looking forward to a career of nursing QDramatics 23 Knitting 33 Yearbook 4, Junior Revue I I4 Ph S Ed 2 3,4, Jr Revue iii 4F , Q . A rf si c . ' 5. . . 5 . . QQ . 'C A ,1.,. ' Rstffi .' D -P . . H CW' pigs A 5 9 A Mhfrv f y . . , ' . .J E. shi -t I X c M . . . .,,,.,,, , ,gi g X fl! n 1 n l:L' ' Asa TWELVE ' A Ib raslllw 11-A--ff' W W nfl' 'ii' M15 ta Orant, Drach, W1l11am Heldel, Billow, tch, Lillian Gushanas SECOND ROW: Mrs Kale, Marle Zurinsk1, Joan Koprevich, Lillian Wolonouskl, Ruthe Edwards, Betty Leandr1, Suzanne Boyer THIRD ROW: John Handley, Jan McLaughl1n, John Chickanosky, Phil11p White, Anthony Lapollo, Joseph Samson ABSENTx Mar1lyn Sm1th, Rose Z1mn1Sky TWELVE B ,461 FIRST ROW: Thomas Dickson, Joseph Zera, John Gruver, Charles Slavish, John Carey, Richard Hutsko, John Barbose SECOND ROW: M Martin, James Kupetz, James Gabel, Joseph Petro Russell Hendershot, Bernard Wolensky THIRD ROW: James Dougalas, Gus Kubinetz, George Schwall, Peter Ross, John Karm1lowicz, John Kleban, Carl Silchak ABSENTs John Fronczkiewicz 10 3 28 ' , , X fb k 1 l X 4 E 2 If J V ,. Q Y S 1 I 0 u A U O . Q ig... . . . . . 0 1- 1 ,.. gk ,.. I S J J O I ' ,QM w.s, .A g 'U N w at N1 ffiffef , ,f ANA X. ' 5 XX 3 K ji. ' 4 1 1-5s....,w n ,M M, ,H ? i ' sa, ' A x If I , 'X . , 1 ' , 2,33 1- , fa, , , , ,J , X , X Q f--M .. -.-1... I Q C J Q Q semon cuss orracens HTH!! Il P,-.. SEATEDx Magdalene Billow, Vice presldent, W1ll1am Heldel, President STANDING: James Dougalas, Treasurer, Jean Sllic, Secretary TWELVE C tv ' FIRST ROW: June Bl1ght, Irene Gushanas, Rosalie Roschak, Eleanor Martino, Dolores Kascsak, Mary Ann Cullna, Marlon Cecconi SECOND ROW: Mrs Miles, Mary Ann Reino, Rose Marie Gula, Anto1nette Yanovltch, Mary Lou Me1ghan, Carollne Reese, Bernadine Sokolosk1 THIRD ROW: Michael Vaslcak, Helen Kozac, Bernadlne P11k0n1S, Audrey Petrac1n1, Jean Silic, Daniel Lukasavage ABSENTx Fred Mihal 9.1 if I Q i I i IAI .Q :., Q3 is X x 5 r 4 y 2 iy, y ., I r L I H? A I fill ' ' - I :1EQ,.,:,. K ks ' I R, . I Zl, - x D ' 1 ' K Q wig I I ' Q l TEIUPUS cuss msronv FUG, T sa sopnoaaass 54 In 1953, we entered our Sophomore year, with the grand realization that now we were in senior high school Some boys gained recognition in sports and a few girls became cheerleaders Our Sophomore year found many boys win ning letters in football, basketball, and baseball Everyone co operated to sponsor the 'Sophomore Hop in May Thus, our Sophomore year came to a pleasant end 54 JUNIORS 55' Entering our Junior year, we elected our first class officersx William Heidel, president, Charles Slavish, vice president, Russell Hendershot, treasurer, Audrey Petraclni, secretary Our class conducted the annual 'Halloween Dance in October This affair was followed by a Variety Show, dlrected by the well known local dance instructor, David Blight The cast was not limited to the talent of a few Practically the whole class participated and a lot of talent was developed by our director In May, we co operated in sponsoring the Jun1or Senior Prom 55 SENIORS 56' Officers chosen to manage our class activities in our Senior year werex William Heidel, president, Magdalene Billow, vice president, James Our first activity was the initiation of the sophomores, which proved to be quite a h morous event Weekly Tuesday night dances were held in the gymnasium and in December, a Christmas dance was held in keeping with the holiday season Remembering the success of our Junior 'Variety Show, we ventured into a 3 act comedy, 'Just Off Broadway, which was presented on January 12, under the experienced direction of Mr Reynolds Due to the hard work of the students and the director, all obstacles were overcome and the play was a decided success As the end of the year approached, we found many of the boys playing their last football and basketball games Senior football stars were: C captains Peter Ross and Richard Hutsko, James Dougalas, Jack Barbosa, John Fronczkiewicz, Carl Silchak, Russell Hendershot, and Joseph Petro Basket ball players included: Captain, Russell Hendershot, Charles Slavish, James Dougalas, Richard Hutsko, Carl Silchak, and Jack Barbose, manager The spirited cheerleaders, Magdalene Billow, Jean Silic, and Rose Zimnisky, cheered at their last games Also, band member, Anthony Lapollo, flag twirlers, June Blight, Irene Gushanas, majorettes, Anna Bugdonovitch, an A 9 Bernadine Pilkonis too soon the remaining weeks of our Senior year arrived Ch May 14, and 16, final exams were given On May 18, the NJUDIOI Senior Prom WBS held at the Spinning Wheel in Wilkes Barre After the Class Night pro gram, June 4, came our big moment -Commencement with happy, and yet saddened hearts, we received our diplomas SL2. C. ll n O n on ' - On . - - N Dougalas, treasurer, Jean Silic, secretary. lf - N o 0' d ' . ll . 15 . ' - N We, the Senior Class of 1956, do make and declare this to be our last will and testament, and hereby make the following bequests: Jackie Barbose s eye for g1rls to Ronnie Mullay Mag B1llow s fights w1th M1ss Burns to Barbara Casey John Carey s car to Jerry Chickanosky June Blight's pleas1ng personality to Louise Dyle John Ch1ckanosky's trouble in Physics class to Billy Hawke Suzy Boyer s promptness to Mary Ann Piazza Thomas Dlckson s brain to B1lly Kasarda Anna Bugdanovltch's dimples to Pat Matuyza Jim Dougalas' fun 1h Solid Geometry class to Skip Novis Marlon Cecconi's quiet ways to Johanna Mazeitis Fronch's looks to anyone who can keep the girls away Mary Ann Cullna s noise mak1ng to Sally Gilbert Jim Gabel's recipes for good food to John Curly Chee Chee s basketball abllity to Bernadine Whitman Jack Gruver s n1ckname, Herb1e , to Matt Kotch Ruthe Edward's hot rodding to Carole Sennick Johnny Handley s traxns to Mrs Bendlck's k1ndergarten class L1ll1an Guchanas' faces to Peggy Petro Billy He1del's leadersh1p ab1l1ty to Mlchael Ch1sarick Rose Marle Gu1a's absentee slip to anyone who wants it Buzzy Hendershot's girls to anyone who can afford them Irene Gushanas' nHi, theren to Judy Smlth R1ch1e Hutsko's one 1nch beard to Charles Kurpis Jon K3Im11OW1CZ s charm to anyone who wants it Joan Koprev1ch's empty notebook to any lazy Jun1or John Kleban s saxophone to Tommy Ryscavage Helen Kozac s s1ze n1ne shoe to Jean Santos Gus Kubinetz's title of uDungaree Doll' to Jerry Mazeitls Betty Leandrl s knee socks to Pat Machlnist J1m Kupetz's love for talks to Bob Ruch Eleanor Martino s hearty laugh to Carole Yakus Tony Lapollo s huge lunches to Donny Minkoff Sylv1a Masonis' qu1ck temper to Francie Slmonaitis Danny Lukasavage s shyness to Martin Davis Mary Lou Me1ghan s blond hair to Rosalie Baltruchitis Jan McLaughlin's roller skates to Billy Eglavlch Rita Orant's witty remarks to Jan1ce Breckenridge Fred Mlhal's tr1ps to the Sunset Diner to Sam Bartorillo Audrey Petraclni's hike to Courtdale to Danny Brown Joe Petro's dancing ab1lity to Richie Lukasavage Bernadine Pilkonis' he1ght to Janice Udzela Pete Ross' he1ght, all 12 feet of 1t, to Virgil Gurnari Caroline Reese s admirat1on for Gordon MacRae to Elaine Vamos Joe Samson s crew cut and love for plzza to Bob Hewitt Mary Ann Reino's curly hair to Dianne McClary George Schwall's ability to play pool to Edward Stokes Rosalie Roschak's shorthand to any unfortunate Junior Carl Silchak's ability to annoy the teachers to Richie Pocono Jean Silic s sweet smile to Pat McGuire Charlie Slavish's combat boots to Teddy Rlngsdorf Bernad1ne Sokoloskl's hair do to Shirley Rinus Mike Vas1cak's seat in the Sunset Diner to Larry Storz Lillian Wolonouski's high marks to anyone willing to work for them Phil Whlte's muslclan's union card to Doug Van Keuren Tootsie Yanov1tch's neatness to Louise Shevock Bernie Wolensky's drums to Donny Gosart Rose Zimnisky s cheering ability to Bonnie Newitt Joe Zera s unfinished Trig honework to John Hemsley. Marie Zurlnski's fun and good times to Irene Zier. -213- I ' A . . , . . . I I . . . , . . , . I ' . . I ' II ' ll . ' . s. Dolores Kascsak's ability to evade trouble to Joan Payne. . . , I . . , . . .g . . I . . I I . . ' I I ' . . I I I . . I John Barbose, 611 Un1on St John Carey, 391 Vaughn St John Ch1ckanosky, 582 Charles Thomas Dickson, 1 Wood St f James Dougalas, 280 Walnut St John FIODC2k1eW1CZ, 720 Bennett St James Gabel, 32 Hughes St John Gruver, 256 Kelly St John Handley, 391 Walnut St W1ll1am He1de1, 93 Kelly St Russell Hendershot, 218 Charles R1chard Hutsko, 317 Un1on St Jon KBIm110WiCZ, 890 Charles St John Kleban, 276 Academy St Augustine Kublnetz, 238 Bennett James Kupetz, 347 M1ller St Anthony Lapollo, 430 Walnut St Daniel Lukasavage, 636 Maller St Jan McLaughl1n, 187 Sly St Fred M1ha1, R D Ml, Trucksvllle Joseph Petro, 640 Miller St Peter Ross, 627 Charles St Joseph Samson, 458 Bennett St George Schwall, 380 Charles St Carl Sllchak, 59 Hughes St Charles Slavish, 453 Vaughn St Mlchael Vasicak, 574 Charles St Ph11ip White, 567 Bennett St Bernard Wolensky, 659 M1ller St CLASS ROSTER Magdalene Billow, 235 Sly St. June B11ght, 397 Bennett St Suzanne Boyer, 330 M1ller St Anna Bugdonovltch, 335 Vaughn St Mar1on Ceccon1, 738 Willard St. Mary Ann Cu11na, 217 Vaughn St Romayne Drach, 41 Carpenter St Ruth Edwards, 23 H111 St f L1ll1an Guchanas, 347 Vaughn St Rose Mar1e Gula, 23 S Ma1n St Shavertown Irene Gushanas, 522 Walnut St Dolores Kascsak, 233 Union St Joan Koprev1ch, 41 Ann Court Helen Kozac, 343 Courtdale Ave 4 Betty Leandrl, 681 Walnut St Eleanor Martlno, 54 Courtrlght St Pringle Sylv1a Masonis, 403 Walnut St Mary Lou Melghan, 265 Vaughn St R1ta Orant, 742 W111ard St Audrey Petraclni, 204 Courtdale Av Bernad1ne P1lkonis 454 M1ller St Caroline Reese, 28 M111 St Mary Ann Relno, 597 Un1on St Rosa11e Roschak, 835 M1ller St Jean S1l1c, 38 Charles St 4 Bernad1ne Sokoloskl, 38 M111 St L11l1an Wolonouskl, 853 M1ller St Ant1onette Yanovitch, 49 Ryman St Rose Zlmnisky, 721 North St f Courtdale ....!lk..,' 'EBI seimi MAIORETTE5 VETERANS DAY PRooRAM 4- ' St. ' . . . . . . . . u, St. . 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I' XX ,f'v ELEVEN A 4 FIRST ROW: Paulette Evanko, Frances S1mOh81t1S, Rosalie Baltruchitis, Carole Sennick, Michael Chisarick, Peggy Petro, Patsy Machinist, Marie Trosko, Janice Udzela SECOND RCW: Mr Kopetz, Douglas Van Keuren, Theodore Ringsdorf, Robert Samuels, Theodore Gabel, Robert McManus, Raymond Harger, Robert Morgan THIRD ROW: N1Ch013S Gushka, William Hawke, Martln Davis, Matthew Kotch, William Kasarda, Daniel Brown, Ronald Mullay, Nilliam Eglavitch ABSENTa Joseph Ford ELEVEN V' ' FIRST ROW: Diane McClary, Louise Dyle, Barbara Casey, Sally Gilbert, Louise Shevock, Bernadine Whitman, Agnes Evanko, Judith Smith, Johanna Mazeitis. SECOND RCW: Mr. Brady, Donald Gosart, Raymond Machinist, Robert Hewitt, George Alapick, John Curley, James Oldfield, William Waslick. THIRD ROW: Peter Hometchko, Richard Pocono, Joseph Yenalevitch, Allan Roberts, Lawrence Storz, Gerald Mazeitis, Charles Kurpis, Edward Stokes. ABSENTx David Novls, Donald Minkoff. '30 5 V , , y 7 Q 1 kc K 5 2 X Q K :aus-.Bc yi: 35321, fl 5 y .A A , A' ' V my K F b , 1- i- ' . . . - . . . . -1'-1' ' . . . . . . , . . . . U ' B nr K T I fy X .131 I I g - Q ,. , -T, 2 g 1' Y S x . ' : I J . x -1 R 1 Q . g I A ' S AMNNV H . V D lt, , i Y K . 3 Q N7 X , A 4 , . ,N ,i , I 1 Q I ELEVEN C FIRST RON: Mary Ann Piazza, Bernad1ne Balchus, Betty Carpenter, Patrlcia McGu1re, Carole Yakus, Patr1c1a Matuyza, Elaine Vamos, Janice Breckenridge, Jean Santos SECON ROW: Mr Reynolds, Robert Ruch, Betty Gruver, Phyllis Sllker, Irene Z1er, Shirley R1nus, Sam Bartorlllo, V1rg1l Gurnarl THIRD ROW: Dan1el Karlotskl, Dav1d Re, Ronald Watk1ns, Henry Caruthers, Jack G1vens, W1111am Orloski, Carol Rambus, Gerald Chickanosky ABSENTx Eleanor Bye11ck, Helen Herman, Grace Lup1nsky, Joan Payne, John Hemsley JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SEATEDa Michael Chisarlck, Presldent, Matthew Kotch, V1ce president STANDING: Jan1ce Udzela, Secretary, Theodore Ringsdorf, Treasurer 31- 11 R ay ' La xx . A 42 -tx Ak I Y' X ' vw qw' - 0: v Q TQ, X f - f lx' K .Ex x I X lyff - 6 ', .JH 5' JA, E . Z I x L . ?, Q ,t R ,R, ,,a, , T I I . . 0 . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . il . Q T 2 ,J , , R Q 3 ay? 5 E k K V E Y rw A ll 1 . . . . - . . . M 5:5-......4 .se-'2 ii X'..':-fmvm! ,,'5::'.4'5 N. gl .,f '.M if-s!l ' ifqgiiff TEN A FIRST RCW: Gerald1ne Grozalls, Bonnle Newltt, Jeanne Nemetz, Margaret M1chlich, Barbara Toth, Carole Atherholt, Angel1ne Falcone SECOND RON: M1ss Connolly, Dav1d Abeshouse, John Bugdanovltch, Thomas Resavage, Peter Nat1shan, Frank Ond1sh, Rlchard Murosky THIRD RON: John Grula, Mlchael Boneskle, Gerald Kolman, Stephen Konopke ABSENT: Matthew Ford TEN B FIRST RON: Geraldine Budnick, Dolores Kallsh, Mabel Williams, Anna Bachman, Clara Wolfinger, Barbara Yanchunas. SECOND RON: Mr. Hottenstein, Barbara Paluski, Mildred Dyanick, Helen Klein, Mildred Stouchko, Anna Reino. THIRD RON: Eugen Gober, Steven Guchanyk, James Phillips, David Tregan, Thomas Disano. ABSEN'I'x John Dewitt, Bessie Williams, Frank Glaush, Ronald Youngblood, Ann Bartorillo, Jean Bober, Leona Endza, Rosalie Kabush, Dorothy Payne. ,-33, TE C JK 'IP' 'P FIRST ROW Margaret Colett1, Judy Evans, Peggy Monforte, Mary Ann Shepsh1nski, Beverly Symons, Mary Jane R11ey, Ed1th Oatrldge, Barbara Golombesk1 SECON RCW: Mlss Gelso, Lo1s Ellen Marsh, Thomas Ch1sar1ck, John Olexa, Charles Gruver, Sh1rley Ann Balrd, R1chard Lukasavage THIRD ROW: Thomas Ryscavage, Robert Stuchko, John Pope, R1chard Lon1e, Joseph Bruzauskas ABSENT: Bern1ce Mlchaels, Charles Reese STUDENT TEACHERS Mr. Edward Buckley, Problems of Democracy, Miss Ann Thomas, Commercial Studies, Mr. Edward Featherstone, Mathematics, Carl Gulbish, Science. pf X' xg X5 I x , yfffx' My X ,ff X , R if K K K W q K K Qxilkijx U.. XX ,.,,.f NINE-A 3 FIRST RCW: Anna Shinansky, Patr1cia Podm1n1ck, Mar11yn Craze, Al1ce WOIODOUSKI, Carol Ch1llock, Jane Denby, Barbara Petro SECOND ROW: Mrs Mlles, Robert Bytheway Walter Evanosky, Stanley Yaglowskl, W1ll1am Novls, Joseph Chdlsh THIRD RCW: Joseph Sokolosk1, Charles Kala1d1s, Joseph Voltek ABSENTx Anto1nette Dyle NINE B 2 We-3' QM' W? i T Judy Mlles, Martha Rushnock, Barber, Margaret Panek, Arlene Pearl Razvlllas SECOND ROW: Mr Shupnlck, M1chael Z1minsk1, Michael Gaydos, Janet Morgan, Bernadlne Fronckiewicz, Edward Blannard, Dav1d Carr THIRD RCW: Robert Kubacki, Carl Shotwell, Joseph St0Ch1Ck, Bernard W1shnefsk1, Jerry Yezilski ABSENT: Rosalie Lugar, W1ll1am W1l11ams SL NINE C 1 at FIRST ROW Barbara Ott, Marlann Kuback1, Barbara Florek, Donna Pugh, Jean Alaplck, Agnes Wallace, Dorothy Merr1ll, Margaret Hampton SECOND ROW: M1ss Naytel, Joseph Stankoskl, Nancy Chalker, Lo1s Stoneham, Phylls Stelacone, Judlth Davls, Eleanor Watklns, Stephen Kupetz THIRD ROW: T1mothy McManus, Lew1s Ba1nes, Danlel Sekera, John W1ll1ams, W1ll1am Peard ABSENTz Theodore Derby SIXTH GRADE SAFETY PATROL magma? mags wsrsjpig-,i,5 TIM I ff 'T my-E535 tx TW nf'7 K Y' Q WT , -VT' 'Y13 TW Y' M if Q 7 Hairy Q K T7 FIRST ROW: Edward Dyle, Betsy Cocklng, Jack Kemright, Leonard Gllbert, Joseph Paratore, Joseph Balush, Frank Oatrldge, Byron Shotwell SECOND ROW: Irene Shotwell, Jack Evans, Francis Pocono, Janice Garbush, Connie Dibuo, Rosemary Seitz, Lewis Bradbury, Dianne Suponcic, Marlene Stoneham THIRD RCWx Mr Pope, Allen Curt1s, Albert Porter, Charles Urban, R1ta Zurinsky, Estelle Dennis, Halter Paraschak, Earl Faulkner, Miss Hottenstein, Mr Williams FOURTH ROW: Diane Evans, Charlotte Wolfinger, Frank Yakupcin, Anna D61tIiCk, Jacqueline Barber, Barbara Kaleta, Betty Sincavage 3'7 A M A T , ,. 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Q'-wh, mfg? wa ,GK 'ami QE., Q ...Pr ' ba 'X 'Rss M., Tx X, 'T -wk WQQE nf an' f W W 4-T4-:R-f X JFXEJ my ii EIGPYF 'A FIRST ROW Edna Gordon, D1nah Razv111as, Jeanette Kosloski, Geraldine Stokes, Gerald1ne Matkins, Marlene Ruth, Maryella Heffron, Roberta Glngell, Jean Vassello SECOND ROW: Mr Gallagher, Rlchard Hoover, M1Ch391 Pope, Mart1n Kuback1, Jerome Carter, James McLaughl1n, Joseph Yanchunas, Dan1el Ph1l11ps THIRD RON: Russell Ba1rd, Charles Harger, Lou1s Av11l1on, R1Ch3Id DeRemer, Fred Carter ABSENTa Joyce Jordan, John Jugas, Thomas Olexa FIRST Mazetls, Meyers, O THIRD R Allabaug 'QQFUM it a W: Rosalle Re1no, Veronlca Bolonls, Rose McManus, Judy Gober, Ruth Yakus, Helen Carol Suponcic, Donna Mart1no, Patr1cia Balnes SECOND ROW: Mr Yakus, James Eugene Mullay, Bernard Romonko, Bernard Stelacone, John Stackalls, Robert Gober, Wa Sam Barbose, Delbert Hufford, Joseph Zier, Albert Pope, Fred Carey, David h ABSENT: Ronald Gerhart, Earl Jensen, Anthony Osolnick, Joyce Micklo 39 . 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X FIRST RCW: Maureen Phlllips, Jeanette Brown, Janet Stroud, P6tI1C13 Walsh, Joan Grady, Bernadine Straka, Leona Derby, Carolyn Sobeck, Stella Barber, Patsy Pollock SECOND ROW: Miss Burns, Kenneth Davenport, James M3Z6it1S, Robert DeRemer, Thomas Mat1nas, Donald Engle, Ga1lard Smith, Mary Ann Byellck, Esther Barber, Margaret Johnson THIRD ROW: D8V1d Snell, Warren Pollock, Anthony Gushka, Robert Fuller, Peter Kerdesky, Dan1el Spudls, Gerald Watk1ns, Conrad Krzyw1ck1, Ronald AV11110h ABSENT: Melvln Nhnakler, El1zabeth Rushnock SEVEN B b W i 24 4' FIRST ROW: Bonnle Hawke, Martha Stankosk1, Jul1a Ondish, Ann Marie Gurnar1, Dolores Chlckanosky, Mar1ann ROSn1Ck, Nancy Patton, LO1S Mlnor, Mary Lapollo SECOND ROW Mr Banta, Ray Atherholt, Donald Menlg, Joan Harger, Lorralne Galbert, W1ll1am Turcan Marino P1sanech1, Paul Sokoloskl, Henry R11ey THIRD ROW: Bernard Abeshouse, Willlam Gately, James Denn1s, Peter Gavllck, Charles Dyanick, Rlchard Kaleta, Antonlo Ruggere, Neven Gorki, ABSENT: Beverly Kozloski, Judlth DeWitt, Harold Barber, Linda Moreck, John Ior1, L1ll1an Barber 40 C nf C, 2 -fa f? . . . . . . . . . . . . . l V: ,X .nys , X, ,, ' lf . 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THE IUINLIOR CAST F nnnf'0p SENIOR nav 'Jusr orr anowwav' SEATEDx Magdalene Billow, Ruthe Edwards, Audrey Petrac1n1, Jaan 51110, Lillian Guchanas STANDING: James Dougalas, George Schwall, Jon K3Im110WiCZ, Danny Lukasavage, Mr Reynolds Carol Haddock Lulu Haddock her Patsy Short Dink Davis Bea Gladd Eloise Pr1ngle Smiley Burke Archibald Baxter Tony Jones the landlady's daughter Ruthe Edwards mother, an ex glamour g1rl Audrey Petraclni a former dancer Magdalene B1llow a hopeful magician George Schwall a television actress Lillian Guchanas 0000 Q TUST OI- F 0 BROADWAY 2 IAN sz, Mlss Hohokus of 1956 Jean Sillc a comic Jon K2Im110W1CZ an inventor Dan1el Lukasavage a dream boy James Dougalas DIRECTED BY Mr F, A Rev., 5 ,,E -Q..-k,,, '-up- ' V?YM 12 JUST OFF BROADWAY ANUARY I LIFE IS JUST TOO TOO STUFFY! STAGE HANDS SENIOR PLAY K 'M I2.. ' J wx - USHERETT -4-7- commn' JUNIOR PLAY K 1' K A .. 22' . ' iw. 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A W 'f ' f I ew we 'J' ' A 1 ' 1 1 ' ffl by W X we x 'f,m :.,., ,, ,, JUNIOR PLAY :FSE-+ QA. 1 A-S eotlF X'a K S 33556 Qs ze-1.1 X 4' -9 6 is '62 Wg? 5 'Ss QQ ,121 'B Sk max kg PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION orncsns H A A welcome addition to our school system this year was the Parent Teachers Association organized October ll, 1955 Off1C8IS in the above picture area Mrs Richard Welch treasurer, Mr Shadrach Doughton, presidents Mrs Stanley Bunn, vice president, Mrs William Bytheway, secretary Members number about 125 Projects sponsored during the year were: Halloween window painting contest, trans portation of grade children to Shrine Circus, bake sale, and ru mage sale Student groups displayed their talents at the monthly meetings Outstanding in th1s respect was the Science Show, scenes of which appear below bf' vii W ff fzouf CRPVII 4 I956 Q in-:ws 1-4? -9 I . I , . . . Hg ' If ..... - Q3 FV 4' 5 34' X .lat N, wi -4 K Q Qu ? is tix ,E , , Q ani ' u -fl 5 4 X. V Qs X ff? 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X , 1 syn' ,ml W if-5 firm x' 5 2 ATHLETIC CLUB iii SEATEDx Sam Bartor11lo, Ronald Watk1ns, Robert McManus, Matthew Kotch, Mr Denby, Teddy Ringsdorf, Daniel Brown, William Kasarda, Ronald Mullay SECOND Rgyx James Phillips, Thomas Resavage, Donald Gosart, William Hawke, David Tregan, Martin Davis, Teddy Gabel, David Novis, Thomas Ryscavage, Charles Reese, Gerald Chickanosky, John Hemsley, John Olexa, Frank Ondlsh, Richard Lukasavage, Edward Stokes THIRD ROW: Raymond Harger, Robert Samuels, Robert Stuchko, Joseph Yenalevitch, Charles Gruver, William Eglavitch, Gerald Kolman, Richard Lonie, Gerald Mazeitis CHEMISTRY CLUB 'VQLIIIN ,HX ' TED' PM TREASJRL9 lol SEATEDx Frances S1monait1s, Charles Kurpis, Raymond Machin1st, Janice Udzela SECOND ROW: Miss Connolly, Diane McClary, Barbara Casey, Sally Gilbert, Agnes Evanko, Bernadine Whltman, Rosal1e Baltruchitis, Louise Shevock THIRD RCW: Robert Hewitt, R1chard Pocono, Donald Minkoff, Peter Hometchko, Lawrence Storz, George Alapick, Joseph Samson. -51 sf 3- ! 4 , I T, yr T !i'Z N- - Q, N 3 ,, I I X, 1 ' ' -4, A ff , S1 I 'j. .J ,Q ' J- K Q , U my f .T wk ,Q I' J' iz in W V C L . Q R' za . ,. , Z J T . , X ' I 1 . . I -.-1 O . I N... ,J ' I Q ,- 4 4 ,, 7 xf 1- ' fkf I gg . J ! A A, X an , Q. ' 'f Q ' tx , V 0 - l . N M ' nw- .C .f 1 Q ,I R H . L 1 , Y I y , I J K A be Kg D' ,U ' Q., 7 if l I 4 f vm! W- , . MW ...R Ma , ,gum- . . . I . . , O iii CURRENT EVENTS CLUB SV' in Q TREASJRER +45 1094? 11 'W FIRST RON: Virg1l Gurnar1, Bernadine Pilkonis, James Dougalas, Charles Slavlsh, Audrey Petracini, Dorothy Payne SECOND ROW: Mr Kopetz, Betty Lou Carpenter, Phyllis Sllker, Lil11an Guchanas, Bonnle Newltt, Joan Koprevlch, Jean KISCI, John Dewltt THIRD ROW: Anna Bugdonovltch, Leona Endza, Carole Yakus, George Schwall, Stephen Guchanyk, Daniel Lukasavage, Eugene Gober FRENCH CLUB H155 5' akna SEATEDs James Gabel, Russell Hendershot, John Kleban, William Wasllck SECONJ ROI: Judith Smith, Peggy Petro, Louise Dyle, Marie Trosko, Johanna Mazeitis, Mr Martin THIRD RON: Nicholas Gushka, Alan Roberts, Douglas VanIQauren 5 ,, ' . .. . -+ h .. P, R .I Q V V X L f ra ' .sf ,, f 5 ' mf 'ff' J W s .-.l O I -Ti C li I Q ag 'ff iw 1 - be3,.,.s.. . C QV, , - l fl' ,., ,, X r A V M V n I J. ,A l ii! 3 V 7 x ' ' x N , K fxw , N Y X 5 I ' JffPFfff5W 7' RFQ PM W .. .,r,,r,r.-,,e l,M,.,M,,h,m, ,WWs,,,MW, - w-.,......,.W, . l O I - Q.- LITERARY CLUB IRLASJFL? i WM! SEATEDa Lo1s Marsh, Anna Reino, Ann Bachman, Barbara Yanchunas SEIOND RON: Mrs Kale, Joan Payne, Geraldine Budnick, Margaret Monforte, Ann Bartonllo, Angeline Falcone THIRD RUN: M11dred Stouchko, Shirley Baird, Eleanor Byelick, Judlth Evans, Margaret Coletti, Bernice Michaels, Betty Gruver PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Gai' SRLAS HM SEATHN Jean Nemetz, David Abeshouse, Joseph Bruzauskas, Margaret Miklich SHZOMD RON: Robert Morgan, Geraldine Grozalis, Barbara Toth, Carol Atherholt, 'Ihomas Chisarick THIRD ROM Michael Chlsarick, John Handley, John Chickanosky, Stephen Konopke 53 PHYSCAL EDUCATION CLUB mnffimftf ' P5 f5 fi W A We FIRST RCW: Robert D1ckson, Robert Ruch, Rlchard Murosky SECOND ROW: W1l1iam Or1owsk1, Jack Gruver, Peter Ross, Jack Barbose, Carl Sllchak, John Pope THIRD ROW: Hottensteln, Peter Nat1shan, Bernard Wolensky, Jack Glvens, Dav1d Re, Dan1el Karlotsk M1chael Bon1esk1e, Carl Rambus FOURTH RCW: James O1df1eld, John Grula, Jan McLaughlin, John Bugdonovitch, Mlchael Vaslcak, Joseph Petro SENIOR SECRETARIAL CLUB To FIRST ROWx Miss Gelso, Irene Gushanas, Dolores Kascsak Mary Ann Reino, Helen Kozac, Mar1on Cecconi SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Cu11na, Antoinette Yanovitch, Mary Lou Meighan, Rosa11e Roschak, Bernad1ne Soko1osk1, Caroline Reese 54 SOCIAL RELATIONS CLUB FIRST ROW: Mary Ann P18ZZ8, Romayne Drach, Patsy McGu1re, Irene Z1er SECOND RCW: Mrs M Miles, Dolores Kal1sh, Elaine Vamos, Patsy Machinist, Suzanne Boyer, Janxce Breckenr1dge Bernadlne Balchus, Jean Santos THIRD ROW: Edith Oatr1dge, Barbara Golombeski, Mary Ann Shepsh1nsk1, Patsy Matuyza, Helen Klein, M1lored Dyanick, Shirley RIHUS YEARBOOK CLUB 'lr SEATEDa Betty Leandri, Jean 51116, Gus Kub1netz, Richard Hutsko, Rose Mar1e Gula, Ruthe Edwards SECOND ROW: June Blight, W1lliam Heidel, Eleanor Martino, Sylvia Masonis, Tony Lapollo, Mar1e ZUIIDSKI, Magdalene Billow, Mr Reynolds THIRD ROW: James Kupetz, Thomas Dlckson, Llllian Wolonouskl, John Fronczkiewlcz, John Karmilowicz, Philip White, Rita Orant, John Carey ABSENTa Rose Zlmniski 55 .. 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U l .l - - X1 FOOTBALL SQUAD 56 fi if-nv Q .Jr j FIRST RCW: Robert Stouchko, Thomas Ryscavage, Dav1d Nov1s, George Alaplck, Edward Blannard, Donald Gosart, Sam Bartorillo, Ronald Mullay SECOND ROW James Kupetz, Mgr Russell Hendershot, John FTOnCZk16WiC2, James Dougalas, R1chard Hutsko, Peter Ross, Carl Silchak, Jack Barbose, Joseph Petro, Gus Kub1netz, Mgr THIRD ROW: Frank Yakus, Asslstant Coach, Dan1el Brown, Robert McManus, Teddy Ringsdorf, Robert Samuels, John Pope, W1ll1am Eglav1ch, Matt Kotch, R1cky Lonie, Charles Gruver, Anthony Denby, Coach FOURTH ROW: Dav1d Re, William Kasarda, William Hawke, Jerry Mazeit1s, Gerald Kolman, Jerry Chlckanosky, John Olexa, James Phillips, Edward Stokes, Raymond Harger G S P A R A This year the Lions, under head coach, Anthony F Denby and his assistant, Frank Yakus, roared into the gridiron and downed all three of its pre season foes and acquired im pressive wins over Clark Summitt, Berwick, and Hazleton In Wyoming Valley League competition, the Lions got off to their best start in many years and wound up the season with an impressive record of five wins, one tie, and two losses, accomplished by a well-drilled and highly spirited eleven. The Seniors who played their last season on the gridiron were: Peter Ross, Richard Hutsko, co-captains: James Dougalas, John Barbose, John Fronczkiewicz, Joseph Petro, Russell Hendershot, and Carl Sllchak. Gus Kublnetz and James Khpetz were managers. The two games that high-lighted this year's grid campaign were Kingston and GAR, in which the Lions held complete command all the way. The Grenadlers, league champions, had to come from behind to tie the powerful Lions. Chosen by coaches and sports writers to play ln the UNICO East-West All Star Game were: James Dougalas, Richard Hutsko, Peter Ross, John Barbose, John Fronczkiewicz, Carl Silchak. James Dougalas, John Barbose, and Peter Ross were selected by sports writers of the Sunday Independent for 1955 Wyoming Valley All-Scholastic Football Team. Further evidence of the successful season is shown in the many honors and offers to higher institutions that the players received. -57- 3 . gm PETRO OPPONENTS NANTICOKE COUG'iI.IN KINGSTON PLAINS SWOYERVILLE PLYMOUTH MEYERS DO UG A L A S K' I an 4 if 4: W co CAP,-,UN HUTSMO CO CAPTAIN ROSS c,oAcH DENBY WYCJAING VALLEY CONFEREICE HICRES LUZERNE LLZERNE LUZERNE LLZERNE LLZERNE LUZERNE LUZERNE LUZERNE LUZERNE 41.5 'M rv BARBOSE MGR KUBINETZ MGR KUPETZ HUTSKO RUSS 58 HENDERSHOT SDLC-HA 000006 0000019 Y ' 'L 1 QIICOUO 00.0.17 lllflfo IOIIU13 Go Ao Ro IIUUI7 COIOOI7 COOICIOCO 00.0.20 C027 ..'..l9 ...COC-7 oocoo4l 000000019 0.99.07 K I .335 5 if ' W. .. My ,aw ft- , R E5 N I L if 1 ,O ' kg 'Rx 1 R , XP i PeiP ,Q A nj? 5 pf: X LUZERNE HIGH CAG ERS E59 Q 53594 4 qi Ee 1-:J Iq 1m 51351 Rguz Charles Slav1sh, Theodore Ringsdorf, Russell Hendershot, Richard Hutsko, Edward Stokes SEQQND,BLH3 John Barbose, Mgr , Richard Lonie, Michael Bon1esk1, John Pope, Gerald Kolman, John Bugdanov1tch, Joseph Petro, Mgr ON THE HARDWOCD COLRT This just wasn't the year for the Luzerne Lions under the tutelage of Coach Shupnik After riding high for the past several years the much dreaded downfall finally came The Lions suffering from in experience couldn't complete successfully with their more experi enwdfws Although the record of six wins and twelve losses in Valley League competition was not as impressive as that of previous years, it does not tell the complete story. Several of the games were lost by a margin of one or two points which had the spectators on the edge of the bleachers until the final whistle. Outstanding in this respect was a 73 to 72 tri mph over Larksville fLeague leaderl in the last game of the season. The cagers played an aggressive type of ball and displayed a never- give-up attitude. Evidence of continued improvement was noted as the season progressed and Coach Shupnik has reason for optomism concerning the prospects for next season. The Seniors who played their last game for Luzerne were: Captain, Russell Hendershot, Richard Hutsko and Charles Slavish. The managers were Jack Barbose and Joseph Petro. -5q- E SLAVISH FIRST HALF Larksvllle Luzerne Luzerne Pla1ns Pittston Luzerne Exeter Luzerne Edwardsvllle Luzerne West Pittston Luzerne Wyoming... .... Luzerne... .... Luzerneooenoooos Forty Fortosoooo Shickshinny..... Luzerneoooooaooo MGR. BARBOSE CAPT HENDERSHUT COACH SHUPNIK HUTSKO SECOND HALF Plttston Luzerne Plalns Luzerne Wyoming Luzerne Luzerne West P1tfSt0h Shlckshinny Luzerne Luzerne Forty Fort Edwardsville.. Luzerne....... Luzerne.... Exeter..... Luzerne..... Larksvil1e.... MGR. PETRO if -bq- nnvrx LUZERNE HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL TEAM F5 of J all A , x11V tp, Ab X5 .ff ff f -r 1 7 X37-594, at J E -mtv' s-AJJRQ ALw. x FIRST RCW: Joseph Zera, Richard Hutsko, John Barbose, James Dougalas, Teddy R1ngsdorf, Edward Stokes SECOND ROW: Coach Henry Banta, Manager John Carey, Thomas Ryscavage, John Olexa, Lawrence Storz, Davld Nov1s, Frank Chd1sh, Ass1stant Coach Merle Pope THIRD ROW: Peter Hometchko, Dav1d Tregan Charles Kala1d1s, Edward Blannard, Joseph Ond1sh DIAMOND RESULTS Due to the publication deadlines, we are unable to give you the complete statistics of the 1956 campaign However, the following scores are the results of the 1955 season Luzerne Luzerne Ashley Wilkes Barre Twp Luzerne Luzerne Luzerne Luzerne Luzerne This season under the supervision of head Plains Ashley Swoyerv Wilkes Barre Twp Plains ille Coach Banta and Assistant Coach Pope, the Lions, up to date, are having a very successful season. The Lions have 3 wins against l loss in exhibition games. From the start the league competition they have 3 wins against 2 losses with a 2 games yet to be played. The results so far this season are as follows: Luzerne.. Exhibition Games 3 Luzerne....l6 ll Luzerne.. Luzerne....l2 League Games Luzerne....l3 Luzerne....l0 Luzerne.... 0 6 Luzerne.. Luzerne.... l -.t'l- Kingstonooooooa canola Lake Noxenooooo sooo 4 EXeteI'0oooooooo sooo 2 wyOo gminaryoooo no 1 Ashley...............2 Wilkes-Barre Twp.....5 Plainsoecoooosooooooll Ashley......... sooo 4 SWOyerV111eosao sooo 6 jj' Q Tariff! '57 1 'T' J M . , W 'fag' . ,. , , g A. 1, J. X . M -fx 'iff' V. F u 61 8' of 75 L ww. ff f v f yTey g , L R E J 4 - ':: L ' Q ff' at if Q sn if ' 1 in 'VF 5 5? fi ' C X , W 1 X X C ' Q 9' F I 'v in R by f' w Lk X5 A .I 'V Y A , To 2 'V 'nf X' i X :N Jo S 4' 1 ., 5 Q 1 X , 1 . 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BIDJEZFZS T'FlE LCJPQCS -TCJHBI 'TFIICD TO O R PATRONS AND ADVERTISER: Once again your generous response has made possible the publication of our annual are humbly grateful for your asslstance and extend our most s1ncere thanks to each of you O PATRONS 6 Judkovic's Market S Mrs Stanley Bunn Warkomski S Mrs John Billow S Mrs Ignatius Samson Joseph Sidelko Sr Ford Reynolds Kenneth Hottenstein Mrs John Hanley Russell Hendershot l s John Si11c Andrew Hutsko 555555555555 s Helen Zur1nski 8 Mrs Peter Bendick 3 Mrs Stephen Kale Luke Sarsfield B E Snyder Miss Anna Gallagher Miss Dorothy Connolly Miss Marie McCarthy Miss Esther McCarthy s Mary Masonis s Anna Bugdonovitch Mr 8 Mrs George Chuklnas Miss Eleanor Zekas Mr Edward Featherstone Mr Edward Buckley Mr Carl Gulbish Miss Josephine Gelso Mr 8 Mrs Hugh Edwards Mr 8 Mrs Robert Fallon Ottovanni's Beauty Shop Mr 8 Mrs Ralph Lockman 555555 8 Mrs 3 Mrs 8 Mrs 8 Mrs 1956 PER ANNOS Staff Bert Robins Jacob Abeshouse Phllip Whlte Fred Shupnik George Soheck Joseph Shupn1k Buffalo Auto Parts Ishley's Garage Matty's Beauty Shop 8 Mrs George Kascsak Jr Mrs Nellie Pilkonis Thomas Kreidler 8 Mrs John Gula S Mrs Sam Reino Mrs Ida Reese 8 Mrs Peter Wolonouski G Mrs Elmer Brown 8 Mrs James Reino M1ss Gertrude Warmouth Miss Bolina Narmouth Nora Hill Elsie Pollock Eleanor Martino Miss Beverly Martino Mr 8 Mrs Mr 8 Mrs Mr G Mrs Mrs Mary Mrs Ruth Mr 8 Mrs Mr 8 Mrs John Hitchings James Cecconi John Kopetz Miles Morris Miles Harry Blight Harold Bullock Mrs V Guchanas Mr G Mrs George Schwall A friend ' . . 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