Marymount High School - Marymountian Yearbook (Wilkes Barre, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1952 volume:

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Although arnpie ' ct and character, ,A 1 ' i status a t nce in ors to and inteiie iritua i 'mporta endeay cation, i the g the sp eyitah y i The schooi 'a oi Reiigion, Edu ced upon cuiture o is concentrated on i an education in 'ng in happiness Wd dd i medi ' is pia wever, ' t pe o ' resuiti M Q , f f emphasis attention, ho From this y d useiui hie ' doesn't X Y primary - oi each individuai. gerrninates a more successiui an i from the eievation oi our souis to God. Someone had written, uit you iorget ahout God, then it matter what you remember. Yuiiy cognizant oi the meaning oi pggggl U this statement which was and aiways shaii he our guidepost, we, the seniors oi i952, do inscrihe this as an inspiration for our iff. g successors. With this expectation, we suhrnit this our I wtanrwtounrian. g f . f if ' fazfgrgjg gc ,gif , , ff ff ,M ZZ Za ?f'- ,f 42 X J, ff 'i f i ' Q r f f Vp ' 7' Qff ' . :Q-n5j'rf'j:Trfe1--Z , w Z, W ' ' -K-A -: fs c - . ,, .. 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XXQX N v , If 2 Xxxx x b fwfa X S -2:4 Y xixg fl fig ' vig X if X XESE W Q X 7 f 7,2 'I X 2,21 f 2, ff ki 'X E ' fy Ti 2 , X - ES Q 5 I Y Q 31: ' !g 2 X M Z 2 ZZ? 1 ft ,i fl f ,f if Q if f fff, -x f Mfg. 57-X4 ,p , f f,ffff YN l 3 f Nik- ff' f , ' VX ff -X TI L 022 Q x ff Z A Ay . 57 4 ' Q il Q ,Rs gf , x Aalijf M . Refi ion Education ecreajci on ALMA MATER H: V, - su 1 1 ls Mrmwx fann.aewMmr s fwrawx1.iwass:xx:.am THEM O an Henry poral m6un+ Qask RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR LOSIENIECKI Pastor The strength of our school is a result of its underlying unity. The Right Reverend Monsignor Losieniecki with true Apostolic zeal wields a potent influence. His en- thusiastic spirit communicates itself to his assistants and teachers. Encouraged and guided by this tremendous leader, the Marymountians are united in a system linked by kindness, zeal and Christian truths. Cur Leaders- They Set The Pace An organization is only as good as its leader. lt would be flattery indeed to be placed in the same category with these, our shepherds. They leave noth- ing to be Wanted in their spiritual guid- ance and their support of the Mary- mount ways. We owe them much! LAWRENCE JUDYCKI A true leader is our 4'fudy,'7 Who never falters, what e'er the duty. Academic-Varsity, G l e e Club. President Senior Class. LAWRENCE WOODS A lad filled with humor and song in his heart, ls the greatest aid in the life helll soon start. Commercial-Yearbook. Glee Club. Dramatics. Vice Presicleni Senior Class. JOSEPH BLAZEJEWSKI A Senior with a fine personality, HHlaze will malfe his dream a reality. ,Mrarlemic-Cl:-e Club, Yearbook Staff. Dramatics. RALPH BONCZEWSKI HHOIIIYH arrives at 8:29, .Waking sure he's right on time! Arzarleniic -Clee Club, Dramalics. BERNARD ADAMCZYK Quiet and shy is this lad, But youill very seldom find him sad Academic-Current Events Club. EUSEBIUS BELTRAN Zelce's,' qualities easily blend, So that to all he's quite a friend. Acad emic-Yearbook Staff. Presi- flent Mission Club. STANLEY BUDZINSKI When it comes to cracking a joke, Budger can humor the most solemn folk. Academic-Clee Club. JOSEPH GEFFERT Tops as an athlete, swell as a friend, A helping hand, he'll always lend. Commercial-Religious Club, Varsi- ty Co-Captain. BERNARD JENDRZEJEWSKI Happy-go-lucky is Cinger's style, When heas around, you f'an't help but smile. Academic-Yearbook Staff, Treas- urer Senior Class, President Cur- rent Events Club, Dramatics. MARIE AMBROSE A sweet smile, a cheerful friend, Cherished by all, unto the end, Commercial-Business Club, Secre- tary Senior Class. RICHARD HENDRZAK Never a dull moment when DiC1i'yS around, For him a happy future is really bound. Commercial-Business Club. EDWARD KARLOWICZ Eddie's hair a mass of curls, ls quite an attraction to all the girls. Academic-Clee Club, CHARLES KUCZYNSKI A good-looking lad, plus a winning smile, There's not one our Kucz,' would beguile. Academic-Treasurer Mission Club, Dramatics. WILLIAM KUKLEWICZ Not a day can ever pass through, Unless '4Coolcie', shares a joke with you. Academic-Glee Club. WILLIAM KAUCZKA A quiet chap, with a clever mind, There are very few of his kind. Academic-Yearbook Staff, Current Events Club. JOSEPH KOWALEWSKI Attentiveness in class is the trait, Which gained Kowy and honorable rate. Academic-Yearbook Staff, Glee Club. ALEXANDER LAFFEY Small in physique is our Al, But you can't find a better pal, Academic-Yearbook Staff, Dramat- ics, Current Events Club. ANTHONY MALINAUSKAS Tony with his pleasant ways, Always brightens the deadest days. Academic-President Quill and Scroll Club, Editor of Clairmontian, Dramatics, Yearbook Staff. RAYMOND MICHALOWSKI Always friendly, you'll find Ray, Nice things of him we can always say. Academic-Glee Club, Yearbook Staff. LEONARD MODZELEWSKI This humorous chap is one of few, Who keeps us laughing the whole day through. Academic-Quill and Scroll Club. THEODORE OBAZA A happy lad without a grief, c'Li11e and be rnerryn is his belief. Academic-Current Events Club. JOSEPH OLSZEWSKI An ambitious lad of the commercial class, Joy and happiness he'Zl earn, as days pass. Commercial-Vice President Busi- ness Club. FRANK MROWCZYNSKI Though he,s with us only a year, Frank's a friend we all hold dear. Academic-Secretary Current Events Club. THOMAS NORCZYK Through life's long walk he'll quick- ly stride, For the highest standards are his guide. Academic-Varsity CO-Captain, Re- ligious Club. FRANCIS WIELGA Intelligence of his sort will gain a grand acclaim, As he cops first prize in life's try- ing game. Academic-Religious Club, Editor of Yearbook. ANDREW YURKOWSKI Ability to choose life's finer things, Andy's reward is the pleasures it brings. Commercial-Glee C l u b, School Orchestra. BARBARA KARNEY A bundle of fun, that is always there, To share each joy, grief or care. Commercial-Business Club. J OAN KOCZUBA A well loved Senior, with mind so keen, We'll always remember our pretty Snow Queen. Academic - Captain Cheerleaders, C0-Editor of Clairmontian, Yearbook Staff, Quill and Scroll Club. SYLVIA DOMIN A heart of gold, shared by all, Sylv', always heeds our call. Academic-Vice President Mission Club, Dramatics. LUCIA FOLEK Hair of red, personality too, Describes best our wonderful LU. Commercial-Business Club. Mm 1 DANIEL PIETRZAK A handsome chap, it can't be de- nied, When 'er yoa're in need he's there at your side. Academic-Clee Club. BERNARD RAJKOWICZ His finely chiseled features and constant aid, Prove that tasks helll never evade. Academic-Clee Club. -, A L6 -2145 . . A .,.. . 3 1 A fag sf ffzijf- he z,h A . SS52222gSX?Z91 1, , . f. ig-'H Lf ' L' .lst 1 -. a- L5 k,.:f,,., ,V ., . L ,V,..,5.3-V , Q .ge sg A, .,.. A f Al, ., .,kk lf, fl. - f - - rw- , :sf Wm -we me ,:,,. 5,-1, ,--Aeq,aMss' -f .s , f .W as .., 5. . if A 54' i'- ' Z' Wg.,-gfalv. 'r-.., 1 . Hfgfgfs 'f 3 ,rf in Q if f lf Q 1 fe? R, 1 M S tspggltqs w i J ins 5 V ,Q in . J KA S 3 Q. Q 355, A ,H d,,J2S.w U32 H9 A 3 S sf A . 5 A as J' E,...,.,.. 5 S.. f2..,,91f'f1Sij,g2K Rig, , L, A Q .. 'gf -f- Wgs :srinl .lfjcrssfhik ' I - ' E fu' 'Q A ' lg Bw as isgsiflig..-:L lwxg.. ggi ' Q sell as-. . fs, Ag ,egg JOSEPH OSTROWSKI Small in height, big in heart, From our n1ern'ry he'll never part. Commercial - President Business Club. RICHARD PIEROG A fellow who hasnlt much to say, But reveals a lot in a wonderful way. Academic-Clee Club. THADDEUS SZCZEPANSKI When a valuable friend you wish to find, You'll cherish Ted for he's the best of that kind. Academic-Current Events. JOHN SZCZECINSKI A chap of ambition in a slow, sure way, Stretch will surreerl in eafh fu- ture day. Academic-Mission Club. Dramatics. JOAN MARTIN A smile for all, a merry Hi, She'lI remain the same as years pass by. Academic-Glee Club. FLORENCE NAREWSKA Get rid of your frown when you see I. ,, Floss, For all your worries are soon at a loss. Academic-Clee Club, Dramatics. BERNARDINE PIENTA That ulparza Smile she shares with yvu, ls just a prelude to a jrienrlship true. Commercial-Typist for Clarmoun- tiau and Marymountian, Dramatics, Quill and Scroll Club. DOROTHY PIKUL A twinkle in her eye, a dimple in her cheelf, A companion as HDot', does every- one seek. Commercial-Cheerleader. VICTORIA OCHREM Though she,s small she can't be beat, Our HTiny Vick lovable and sweet. Commercial-Typist for Clarmon- tian and Marymountian, Quill and Scroll Club. ANNA OSTROWSKA A nursing career our Anna will seek, To bring happiness to the sick and the meek. Academic-Glee Club. VICTORIA SCHWARTZ A package of fun in her own simple way, W ill aid Vick's,' happiness in each new day. Academic-Glee Club. RITA STARZECKI I f you hear laughter echoing, or see a sunny smile, You'll know our Reets has been lrouncl, quite awhile. Commercial - Cheerleader, G1 ee Club, Dramatics. .wixgrriwrffs f:t1tezx--J N Qggw C MARIE PRZYBYLOWSKA Her kindness of heart, her beauty of face, There won't be another to fill her place. AcademicfYearb0ok Staff, Glee Club, Dramatics. LORETTA REGECI A girl who has a smile for all, She'll climb to success without a fall.. Commercial-Co-Captain Cheerlead- ers, C0-Editor Yearbook, Clairmon- tian Staff, Quill and Scroll Club, Dramatics. MARY Lou STEFANOWSKA For Mary Lul' great things are in store, As she ventures through life,s wait- ing door. Academic-Glee Club. MARGARET SZOSTAK Lot of humor, loarls of fun, In this Margie ranks A-I. Commercial-Business Club. i 5 2 I 5 ? f S 8 3 1? RECORD BREAKING First row, left to right: M. Malina, M. Wielpiszewski, B. Solek, L. Puchalski, J. Car- dell, H. Plesnar, R. Kochuha, M. Drank, F. Lastowski, E. Novak. Second row: M. Baron, M. Biezup, E. Ostrowski, M. Patronik, R. Meyers, F. Wol- liver, F. Jamula, I. Pyzia, D. Krzywicki. Third row: J. Sauchak, E. Sledziewski, J. Marchlinski, J. Lavix, J. Shubilla, J. Peznowski, J. Cluchowski, V. Cavlik. Fourth row: C. Stackonis, C. Elick, F. Koladziejski, W. Judycki, L. Puchalski, F. Ochman, W. Rudda, R. Cheponis, E. Majewski. Fifth row: F. Bonk, J. Straub, M. Lysiak, F. Mazukiewicz, R. Pienta, J. Gorski, L. Balawender. FRESHMAN CLASS - I952 First row, left to right: M. Kok, L. Swinski, B. Bednarski, R. Janowski, G. Dubinski B. Ripski, T. Olszewski, P. Lusnia, L. Carle, J. Arcovitch, B. Skiendziel. Second row: R. Kuklewicz, R. Makarewicz, B. Romanowski, A. Mikush, L. Palkiewicz R. Feddock, S. Kwashnik, J. Valitus, J. Wojciechowski, B. Zienderowicz, L. Kalin 'owski. Third row: S. Wisniewski, C. Klem, A. Gorski, J. Babrowski, M. Kutz, P. Lewandow ski, R. Brown, J. Stasik. Fourth row: B. Oberts, R. Smith, L. Pojawis, J. Kowalczyk, F. Gilroy, W. Rygielski A. Brozowski. Fifth row: M. Papko, A. Jamula, T. Czerniakowski, J. Pytel, T. Sherrill, T. Kauczka 7 SCPHCMGRE CLASS First row, left to right: S. Weiss, G. Makarewicz, A. Jamrus, B. Zasada, L. Yesonis, M. Czeresko, B. Wilk, R. Iorio, Y. Baron, D. Fundalewicz, M. Pikul. Second row: T. Stanczak, T. Rowny, A. Musial, J. Pelch, H. Wroblewski, H. Befnarz, J. Pisak, I. Madaj, R. Trybus, P. Hawk, M. Karlowicz. Third row: R. Kiszka, J. Sulkowski, L. Dicton, B. Ostrowski, J. Iwanowski, R. Serafin, G. Slabinski, F. Purta, B. Cusick, C. Hodges, J. Balog. Fourth row: E. Balicki, E. Rysz, A. Szymanski, R. Norczyk, E. Czerniakowski, A. Poplawski, J. Grohowski, J. Manganello, E. Kruzel. Fifth row: J. Konopczyk, J. Shinko, R. Washick, J. Toloczko, A. Kuczynski, J. Bartusiewicz, L. Mroz. .IUNICJR CLASS First row, left to right: M. Gluchowska, J. Cilvik, M. Medon, L. Baron, B. Ostrowska, T. Hodorowski, M. Ratajczak, J. Dennis, T. Elgonitis, A. Kolenda. Second row: M. Pikul, D. Waskiewicz, J. Kok, R. Orowicz, D. Rosolowski, B. Podczasy, L. Yarnot, J. Kascak, L. Masakowska, N. Regulski. Third row: M. Wielpiszewski, B. Kaczmarek, J. Wegrzynowicz, F. Weiss, J. Michal ski, M. Remplewicz, J. Zych, J. Czarnecki, E. Brisk. Fourth row: F. Bieniek, I. Garlan, T. Kuren, E. Kowalewski, L. Patronik, I. Wallace J. Lechlinski, A. Lusnia, E. Wadas. Wlfh a cheery smile, +he s+uden+s begun +heir day's work and play QS kx faq? WW W Q f yfffff hrough RELIG ICN f XL S. Christ the King reigns in the hearts of all menf, The stu- dents opened the portals of their hearts to admit the King of Kings to reign within. St. Augustine said, 'fHe who sings twice prays. Here the Seniors chant the prayers of the Mass. Time spent in prayer is a well noted act of these Seniors as they visit the crib during a leisure moment. Adoramus Te. The Students pour their hearts in adoration as they voice the Gregorian chant during Mass. Left: After a day of silence and meditation students gaily chat with Retreatmas- ter, Reverend L a d i s l a Meczywor, a Marian mis- sionary. Center: Marie Przybylow- ski, portraying the Blessed Virgin Mary, retells the request and promise of our Blessed Mother at Fatima. Right: I will cast fire on- to the earth and what would I but that it be kindledf, The mission club actively spreads the word of God with one of their many programs. Bottom: One of the annual Christmas customs at Mary- mount. Monsignor Losieni- ecki blesses the school's Christmas tree. 'X X X ff? lnll, X y - - X X ' X 1 -QQX mf! i S S XX lf, ?-' W Z zz, ,, -ff' ' :2?Q1i Z 32f fX Q X f X ,f X f SA CTIFICATIGN fhrough EDUCATION X X X, ,gy 3. gi XI 5 A if iffdffnf K iflif' ivy XsSf.5fJigp' 5 K Trigonometry is by no means a stumbling block. Seniors revel in the intriguing scientific intricacies of the subject. The Juniors in geometry wield their Compasses with math ematical precision. With enthusiastic interest Freshmen enter into the solving of X Y Z affairs of an algebraic nature. Working with images and mirrors, Seniors have to give deep thought to their physics problems. SCIENCE ' Center: Air pressure and wind direction have Freshmen deeply captivated in the general science class. A well-equipped laboratory enables students to experi- ment in the various branch- es of science. Here the Jun- iors are benefiting from such an advantage by dem- onstrating the purification of water by distillation. I W5wG HW 5 gg A s Top right. The Sophomores deem it fun to study the fern with the aid of the microscope and pictorial charts. r Top: Seniors get practical ex- perience in mimeographing. Center: Future secretaries practice their shorthand and they make each stroke to per- fection. Middle left: Senior secretarial students prefer to say it with strokes rather than flowers. Bottom: All phases of office work are touched upon by the Commercial students. Monsignor Losieniecki during a Religion Class places the basic funda mentals of a happy successful marriage to attentive Seniors. RELIGION a major subject and the main link in our educational system, ranks high in interest. Father Adamkiewicz teaches the Juniors the dangers of socialism to Religion. JW' -' ,ja miWlWsHV' .I Center left: Doctor Piekarski gives C a third grade student, Mary Man- ganello a physical examination. Miss Evelock aids him. Top left: By means of the audiorneter, nurses Miss Evelock and Mrs. Coriocan test the hearing of Francis Weiss a Junior. Lower left: To be sure of sound teeth Marie Ratajczak sits in the dental chair for Dr. George Bednarek and Miss Evelock to check up. Center: Students file down the hall as the hell for the periodic change of classes is sounded. Top right: Good books form lasting friendships. A group of Sophomores are making friends at this Catholic Book Week dis- play in the library. S5255 Lower right. The Holy Bible holds interest for these Seniors who are endeavoring to expand their knowledge. W . ...il -- ,M li 15 'i ff YW MES 17 X ' - LTIORA PET fx X Clair ontian N 655' ' L' L -,,-, 1 Published by the Students of Marymount High School 5' , v Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania lfifiiifrg k jg .Vh' iigk The Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ..... ............................... A . ANTHONY MBI-INAUSKAS m . OO-EDITOR ....---..--,. .....A...-A....AA-- 1 ORN KOCHUBA fif E d I r - NEWS EDITOR ....-. ....,......-,-...- L OHETTA HEGHC1 iii SPORTS EDITOR ......, ,........... ..,....,.,. A N 'ri-IONY MALINAUSKAS if f - CBHTOONISTS ...... ....... F HANCIS wmss. JOHN Gnocuowsm it COLUMNISTS- iiii i O Bernardine Podcasy. Rose Marie Orowicz. Marie Ratajczak. Edward Czer- niakowski, Barbara Cusik, Germaine Makarewicz. Michael Remplewifrl. Loenard Modzeleski. Marie Czereszko. ., cf-ASS wonme f I1 ll O I1 Ioan Kok. Mary Ann Pikul. Eugene Wadas, Charles Hodges. Theresa Rowna. Rose Marie Kochuba, Louise Palcavage. Ioseph Bobrowski, Thomas Mazu- 5 ' kiewicz, Helen Wroblewski, Rita lorio, Frances Purta. 5 M o a I n a u s a s Victoria Ochrem, Bemardine Pienia. Member oi the Catholic School Press Association The Quill and Scroll Club, presided by Editor Anthony Malinau- skas, compares its handy work with that of other schools. Co - Editor - Joanne Kochuba There's more to pub- lishing a yearbook than meets the eye. Here the Marymountian Staff con- siders the prize win- ning yearbooks of most out of state schools. Center: The Glee Club directed by Miss Mess- mer delights a group of parents and friends at a Catholic Press Pro- gram with their magnif- icent singing. Bottom: '6That all may know the Saviour of the world, the Mission Club works for this end. Left Sophomores manifest their in- terest 1n Catholic Authors. One of the class Charles Hodges, introduces the topic in an English class. Center: Experience, the best teacher, is exemplified in this second year Junior French class. Lower left: Junior Norma Regulski translates from the Auxilium Latinum, while the rest of the stu- dents keep a careful check on her version of the pass- age. Lower right: Traditional Polish songs, the students pride and joy, are sung with heart and soul in the Sophomore Polish class. ESU f . XMM I Ji A NX Vfw ff A NX X f X Q f f X Wiffff ff X M t SX NXX j X E1 X af!! fl .XX X yu fl X Q3 , y , , Xw iwf ., x X N, f' , , --1- Q XRXK V , s,-.., .,.- --- X' NXQ .ff M' Z , x X IM 6 K1 X . f ,,,, RVN ,Af - X, X . ff' ' 'xxx ' X Z pf 4 ,- Q xx ' ? ' S' iN XX ff! X S . X X I x 1' 0 11 RE CREATION Lwcvm.. punch 1S really tas y Back for the second helpmg, Stanley Budzinski agrees that the Left: As a result of the melodious strains of ,lack Melton's orchestra, happy students were starry eyed and light hearted. JUNICR Below Larry Woods and Mane Przybylowska lend therr vocal cords 1n renderlng Gounods beautlful Ave arla fZ7 gpjffffff fits, .fm '4 PRCM I9 I Members of the Prom committee and their escorts, left to right: D. Pikul, R. Michalowski, C. Giering, B. Jendrzejewski, M. Przybylowska, B. Rajkowicz, S. Domin, E. Beltran, V. Ochrem, and ,lohn Saralik. Bernard Rajkowicz places a crown of roses upon our Blessed Mother during coronation time at the Prom. Top: Bernard Jendrzejewski, chairman, introduces panel members, M. Przybylowska, J. Blazejewski, J. Kochuba, L. Regeci, A. Malinauskaus, and the topic for discussion, The Holy Bible. Center: Exhibition and obser- vation is the vogue at Mary- mount when Seniors receive their long-looked for Class Rings. Bottom: The Fatima Story re- told by the Seniors Radio Style. What do you do when you're proposing to your sweetheart and your pa- rents walk in on you? Life With Father The CAST taking their final curtain call. Left to right: Dr. Sommers, J. Kowalewskig Delia, D. Pikulg Annie. R. Starzeekag Whitney, A. Lafajg Mary, M. Przyby- lowskag Clarence, B. Jendrzejewskig Cora. L. Regecig Clarence Day Sr.. Father, L. Wrifadsg Vinnie, Mother. F. Nareskig Rev. Dr. Lloyd. A. Malinauskasg John, J. Blazejewskig Harlan, R. Bonczewskig Margaret, B. Pientag Nora, S. Doming Maggie. M. Szostakg Doctor Humphreys, C. Kuczynski. Lower left: .lunior dance committee of 6'The Harv- est Moon Dancef' Left to right: J. Zych, J. Czarnecki, J. Lech- linski. F. Bieniek, R. Orowicz. B. Podczasy, J. Kok. M. A. Pikul. J. Cilvik, T. Elgonitis. Lower right: Students happily dancing at the Harvest Moon Dance. Upper left: The talented .lunior girls entertaining the student body with their gay Dutch Dance, during their Thanksgiving program. Lower right: A display of .lunior humor in the' skit. Dinner with Un- cle Sam. . ,. , ,. I ,L we-if A X .liffl fi K X L , ! Q fi 'i .dwg ld is at 1 ai 1 .Q Y . .v , XA rm .,,.. L fr, '!, .r Snow' n Ice Frolic Upper right: Snow Queen, ,loan Kochuha smiles hap- pily as Jerome Garlan places a shining crown upon her head. Center: Len Patronik captures the Queen for a dance. Below: Paul Levandowski, Freshman, cuts in on Sen- ior, Bernie Adamczyk to gain the Queen's favor. Meet William Penn and his Company as they pose for their picture after negotiating a treaty with the Indians, and these Freshmen might have convinced you that they were the originals. FREEDOM F RQM lt's intermission and the Sophomore dance com- mittee, left to right: Charles Hodges, John Grohowski, Marion Pik- ul, .lerome Manganello, Romaine Trybus, and Marie Karlowicz, ex- change gay chit-chat. To add variety and en- joyment for the audi- ence, the Freshmen render a lively Polish dance during the Penn- sylvania Week program. One of the favorite spots at Mary- mount. The lunchrom fills with the sound of voices as the happenings of the day are exchanged. ,SW Va! VJ Johnnie', does a booming business at the Marymount confectionery store. Here students purchase lunch- f fQ E t' 'lk d tx ime ml an swee e l A free moment. The Seniors use it to take a quick trip to the water fountain. Last Stop before going out. The girls always polish off other rough edges before doing anything else. Hereis for whom they cheered. First row, left to right: Joseph Geffert, William Judycki, Jos- eph Michalski, Lawrence Ju- dycki, .lerome Garlan. Second row: Anthony Lusnia, Bernard Rajkowicz, Frank Bieniek, Thom as Norczyk, Edward Czerniakowski, Raymond Nor- czyk, Thomas Czerniakowski. V 1 .af The cheerleaders N0 wwlder in action they keep the on School Spirit Day. ans cheering Spirit Da The students join in. Larry Woods, Senior, explains the meaning of school spirit while Bob Kulak and Father Zawadzki look on. Seated on the stage are Miss School Spirit and Non-School Spirit. Sylvia Domin and Stanley Budzinski. wfrff' The Champs of '52 Kneeling, left to right: Ray Norczyk, Joe Michalski, Larry Judycki, William Judycki, Tom Czerniakowski and Jerry Garlan. Standing: Business Manager Bob Kulak, Moderator Rev. Edmund Adamkiewicz, Francis Bieniek, Tony Lusnia, Ceffert, Rev. Father Carlin, Tom Norczyk, Bernie Rajkowicz, Ed Czerniakowski, Msgr. W. A. Losieniecki and Coach Hank Piestrak. TOM NORCZYK on the rebound. The FANS behind the team. Won With -- - grabbing the ball. JOE CEFFERT under the basket. BIG ED CZERNIAKOWSKI uw, QX Satisfied with their success. the testimonial committee poses for a formal picture with the speakers of the evening. mn.- gl-was ww' Y '-ft. .Q av-Qt ,Q . At the table to the left are the victors of Marymount and the girls who cheered them on. Those seated at the tables helped celebrate the victory. I-Qrblillle OYSIIYYI of our Marymouni' ? VF. fl' N, V Nfl . V? ga. N: f sf' ' ' Q 1, . 4-fly, , w if 2, 5 s E Climaxes Our High School Years ii' pw., Members of 'lhe SENIOR CLASS realized lhal' lheir dream of lhe Washinglon lour had finally become a realily on May l2 'lo l5. Firsl' row, lefl 'lo righl: B. Adamczyk, F. Wielga, R. Michalowslci, R. Pierog, W. Kulcle- wicz, L. Judycki, J. Blazeiewski, P. Sherman, lBus Driverl: J. Oslrowslci, A. Yurlcowski, R. Bonczewski, R. Henclriak, J. Gefferl, A. Lafai, T. Szczepanslci. Second row, lefl lo righlz F. Nareski, B. Karney, B. Pienfa, V. Schwarlz, R. Slarzecka, V. Ochrem, M. Ambrose. D. Pilcul, J. Kochuba. Third row, lefl +o righl: Mr. Davis lGuidel, J. Szczecinslci, D. Pielrzalc, C. Kuczynslci, J. Marlin, L. Regeci, A. Oslrowski, M. S'lr'Fanoslci, Mrs. Yarno'l'+, Falher Zawadzlzi, Mrs. Wilslci. M. Szoslalc, M. Prz bylowslci, S. Domin, L. Folelc, J. Kowalewski, B. Raikowicz, L. Modzelewski, B. Kuiak. Fourlh row, lell 'lo righlz J. Olszewski, A. Malinauskas, B. Jendrzeiewski, T. Obaza, L. Woods, W. 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PA Pi, Nifilfflfi' CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST wlsl-TES To The Senior Class Mui? Q, gficg GLEN ALDEN - LEHIGH VALLEY COAL I77 NOBLE LANE WILKES-BARRE, PA. OFFICE WAREHOUSE I77 Noble Lane 414 D606 S+- QZQWZQ 573605 Moving - Storage - Crating Phone 2-I444 Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Contributors We I-hank 'Ihe conI'ribuIors for Iheir generous response +o Ihe I952 MARYMOUNTAIN. SPECIAL BENEFACTORS Rev. Msgr. W. A. Losienieclci Holy Rosary and Allar Socie'I'y BEN EFACTORS Rev. DocI'or Federowicz Rev. James E. Gryczlca Rev. Roman L. Gizara Confralernify of Chrisrian Mo'I'hers Soclalily of Ma+erni'I'y of B. V. M. Church Children of Mary Sociely Third Order of S+. Francis SI. Slanislaus Auxiliary of B. V. M. Church Holy Name Sociely SPECIAL SPONSORS SPECIAL SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. J. Pafronik Mr. and Mrs. G. Manganello Mr. and Mrs. A. Kuczynski and Family Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Gorman A Friend A Friend SPONSORS Rev. Slanislaus Kalinowslci S+. 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