Meyers High School - Colophon Yearbook (Wilkes Barre, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

5- 'U O Q 'lvl E 0 'U B -H VD the and SS Cla l. .2 E 0 U7 by the lished Pub Pennsylv ffe, lkes-Ba 4 o o -E U in -E -E' I 40 In an 5. an I -i L an E T nu Us o ?orewv 4 We have reached the time in our school days when our present mem- ories and sentiments are at the brightest. We have the past behind us. We have the future ahead. It is the purpose of this book to serve as a spotlight to pick out and illuminate the highlights of our school life, and to display them so that the present glow of retrospect may remain, and each time we review it, visions of the varied life at Meyers may return as strongly impressed as today. We, who have prepared this volume, present it to you with the hope that immediate pleasure and an ever lasting interest in our Meyers' High School, may be the result of turning its pages. WN bedication MIAA Iona' 6'relAford During our six years at Meyers you have helped to incul- cate in us the ideals of adults which you prize so highly and which you have always demanded that we possess because you know how greatly we need them in this world today. We can never repay you for the intellectual and social guidance you have given us for which our appreciation is deep and sincere. As a small token of gratitude, we dedicate to you the 1957 Colophon. To our teacher, our counselor, our friend, and our confidante, we want to say, Thanks . From the time we ar- rived at our beloved Meyers as frightened seventh graders until the glorious days of our Senior year, we have benefitted by your motherly concern for our individual growth. You have taken our charcaters and moulded them into the sem- blance of adults, For all your interest and devotion, we thank you, Miss Brelsford Ecard of fducation Seated: fleft to rightl--Mr. Merritt Hughes, Mr. Ioseph De Vizia, Mr. Robert Gloman, President, Dr. Iohn Valenti. Standing: Mr. Harry Gillman, Mr. Raymond Tubridy, Mr. Ii' ., ,, I . an .- .. 1 o N u i' .i 1 KH, - A Craig Peters, Mr. Clarence Smith. Mr, Ben C o S upenJiAo1-A LEONARD UTZ, English GEORGE IONES, Physical Education IOHN RUDDY, Science IAMES MYERLY, Mathematics KENNETH MUCHLER, lndustrial Arts IOSEPH BOYLE, Guidance ALFRED SCHIMMEL, Business Education MERLIN GULLIVER, Languages WILLIAM O. ROBERTS, Music Superintendent DR. JOHN H. LUMLEY September to December, 1956 MR. ALLEN E. BACON Acting Superintendent Ianuary to Iune, 1957 For the Year 1957-1958 MR. ALLEN E. BACON Superintendent MR. WALTER WOOD Assistant Superintendent MR. WILLIAM MORGAN Assistant Industrial Arts hen vga 'Q' : 1- , -'. 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Mr. English had furthered his own ability at his trade at Penn State and at Carnegie Tech, and had had years of experience before taking up teaching. We were proud to have him on our faculty and we shall remember him long into the future. ? culty Em te H. LEON GILBERT, Principal IOHN DAVIES. Assistant Principal, Football Coach MARIAN R. HOGG, Dean, Activities Director. History IAMES AIKENS, Physical Education, Hygiene IONA BRELSFORD, History VERONICA BRISLIN. French, History MARY BURKE, Homemaking MARY BURNS. English WARREN CHALLIS. Mathematics RUTH COULTER, Homemaking MARGARET CONSTINE, Art DOROTHY DANA, Dietician IEAN DEOBOLD, Physical Education THOMAS DONLIN, Problems of Democracy. World History MARY IULE DOUGHER, English RALPH EVANS. Safe Driving MARGARET FOX, Science. Arithmetic MARY FRALEY. Librarian WILLARD GEORGE, Wood Shop IOSEPH GEYER, Music MARILYN GOECKEL. Homemaking FULLER GRENAWALT, Mathematics. Basketball, Football IOHN GRIFFITHS. Vocational Sheet Metal THOMAS HARKINS, Chemistry ANN HARRISON. Latin. German. English MARGUERITE HARVEY, Geography ANN HUGHES. Office Practice, Bookkeeping IOSEPH IACOBS, Auto Mechanics ANN IONES. Sight Saving Class LLEWELLYN IONES, Physics, Science. Faculty Manager HELEN LEES, Civics. Pennsylvania History IOSEPHINE LENAHAN, English HELEN LYDON. Science HELEN LYNCH. English KATI-IRYN MALLOY. Geography, Science LOIS MAYNARD, Music FRED MCDANIELS. Machine Shop IAMES MCGOWAN, Mathematics, Baseball Coach MARGARET Mcl-IUGH. Clerical Training. Bookkeeping CATHERINE MCMANMON, Typing RUTH MERREL. Biology, Guidance STEPHEN MILLARD, Mechanical Drawing RITA MURRAY. Shorthand IOHN NAGLE. Physical Education, Swimming HELEN NICHOLS. English IOSEPH OBEID, Physics ELEANOR OBICI, History EUGENE PALLADINO. History SAMUEL PAULETTI, Electric Shop BEATRICE ROSENTHAL, Physical Education, Hygiene LUCILLE RYAN. Arithmetic WILLIAM SCOTT, Mathematics MARION SIEGEL, Art MARGUERITE SMITH, Arithmetic ANDREW STAI-I. History LILLIAN TORELLO SUPPLEE, Music ESTHER TRETHAWAY, English EMILY TRIMMER. English CASIMIR TYBURSKI, English MIRIAM WATKINS, Spanish, French HELEN WATTS. English ELSIE WEAVER. Latin ADAM WENCI-IE, Auto Mechanics ANTHONY YUKNAVICH. Print Shop LEON ENGLISH ' Died October 27. 1956. ' 4 wr i gy Ui ff! If 'x . da Ili .mp I 3.1 . , s- up 1 ' -4 ..2-W' 'L 1 ,-n. 3 5 ' I . I l iv 2 0 , n 1 L - ':,f:.- - . . .f'f -cf ... - . ,,.- ' 5 I :L ,gf v rv - ' 2 .L-. 3' 4 . 'lr-.1 , ,. 5: -fs 491- ' . 231' ' .gi I Hz' - 9-'ff' ?' fins. I ,g , -1 ,. ...sf 1 ,rig i 4 rx -V sh r 5 .Y 1 -- 5-fi. 'iq ggi 2 -- f '-., - . - Q-vu, - - Q, If .1 'lf R 2:2-.,. . ,ty ' 21' Q' V -LA QSQN' el' Q, is V-' g ' 5 f.a2fawf2ff:'Q.- if -.L, E -' ' , 1 L -'7 .Ffi55i'.17'f'fI-.. 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Nw ,--.vez L 13 -1,1 ,:3'.A.-:ns-, . .J ' , fsfvfft '- L24 - ,. Q X -jaw.. .:.',,'..,d ,, ' - -- fa The Meyer ?aeultq K5 'T MISS RUTH EVANS, Secretary MISS MARION DOWNEY, Clerk MISS GRETCHEN ALLAN, Nurse lllr. Zeon Wiki-t Main tenance Staff Lei! to right-Robert Davis, Gomer Iones. Curl Sleinhczuer, Robert Young, Albert Milz, Abraham Azuin. mr. John bmI1eA MIAA Ilia:-ian Hogg Ca eteria Staff Sealed: Gertrude Lauer, Doro Smith, Doro- thy Dana, Florence Iones. Marion Stewart. Standing: Florence Davis. Mcre Bedford, Eihel Simmons. Edith Davis. Millie Kramer, Helen Eusen. 0 When we must leave thy guiding hand To take our place in life. Then we will keep thy honor clear E Through all our ioy and strife. X.. aivivi' ifiirififi Y Q f 1 f '. it f 'Q ,n 'l,'lf.Q , , sirv' 1. my if if l. f .fi at .2 W Nall M .KM 'M 1 . me e , .ff fr QY,giNgnI Q Q gxgrg Msg . r ' g get g A Smmcew GRADUATES SENIOR OFFICERS SENIOR COUNCIL CLASS ADVISORS SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Q 1 :1 . . 4 -.7 I -f,: T, I 1.r,, ' I '..'4 '21 '-'I , -3 f- J' 5 Q13 v .' Qfnjf A? 2: , -'ZW'- 1 '- 1 .3 I 1 ,CQ , r ,'9 13 - 'VHF fs: 1 1'- -A, , 1, ' ,'.' -.P - , , U F 1 ',.,pU'j , ,gm sf ' Nfl' f,-- -04 I-- -.19 ,ff f I -11 If f Il - , I zur: I ' .W -. 1 33 xl ll -'F ' I1 Il H I' M g af: M if 1 I : I If , I 1 ?'-- ,ff ., Rf. ,V - My I Q Qjfgaf , Y N Lg',Y ', 'Q I - --H--r'5 W QQA-1xr1I, 'ull , ' t nl If 1' I C 'Z AIC 1 SEX I fx I ' , 5 Y 1- 3 L-,gg ,Q :fix-:?f',e' I 4'1.i': A6-QI' . ' 'Z Q-24: ,f' fl , -s ,,. . Ja, , diff :gg 'ff' . , of f 4' ,ww Sem r Council Seated lleit to right!-Pat Ward, Grace Gallagher Nancy O'Kane, Iocmne Ayers, Pat Powell. Stand ing-Bob Gallagher, Bob Hoover, Lindsay Trax Carl Kemmerer, Roy Van Why. C1444 Uffcef-A Iohn Nowak, president: lane Castrignano, vice president: Paul Eyerman, trea ' pol. secrotar surer, Ruth Map- y. I f HIGH Senior CIMA l4dl7l4W'4 2 ' Y ' ,I 'SQQQYQ' 'YE 4 p'f 'f-,, Q4 ,Af 2? O I w e o I: IO .,,0Jmji, We, the graduating class of Meyers High School, wish to express our sincere appreciation to our most helpful senior ad- visors, Miss Casimir Tyburski, and Mr. Warren Challis. These two people have given so much of their time and talents in order to help us in all the different activities of our senior year. Never were you too busy to talk to us and to give us advice for which we are very grateful. We will never forget you, not only as loyal advisors, but also as lasting friends. All Senior llonor Society BOB GouLDEN LERDY VAN WHY ELIZABETH BLITKIEWICZ MARILYN EVANS GRACE GALLAGHER ELAINE MARTIN ROBERT GALLACHER IOANNE AYERS THERESA DE ERANCESCD JANET ECKROTE PAUL EYERMAN EDWARD GRANDA CARL KEMMERER DONALD MAHARTY KENNETH SMITH KATHLEEN M. MOONEY ANN o'KANE SANDRA UNCAR JACK WALL CAROL ANN BAIZ BARBARA MALACARNE RUTH MAPPES IOHN NOWAK ROSALIE BOLCAROVIC NADINE GOLDSTEIN IOYCE KILE ALIDREY MARSHALL PAT RAKAUSKAS ROBERT PATRICK AIGELDINGER rcEggyn A tumult of black curls and a touch of side-burns . . . forever joking, a rollick- ing laugh . . . dreaming while doing and never a look at the past . Co- chairman of the Senior Prom . . . an able organizer and willing worker . . . crazy over cars . . . cheerfulness exem- plified, jaunty and casual. Leisurely industrious. MARLENE ALLABAUGH B ubbles' Curled blond locks and a tall willo figure . . . a mild disposition . . . sbff spoken and always relaxed . . . a future secretary with all the capabilities . . . an aloof manner set off by an amicable greeting and a friendly smile for all . . . a true member of the gang, in good standing. Second thoughts they say are best. HELEN MARY ALLEN Helen A darkhaired, darkeyed dream . . . a look of innocence, a fair exterior of scenic beauty . . . a classic cheerleader . . . the very first Miss Meyers Mo- hawk . . . unforgettable with a beguiling face and figure to match . . . relaxing nonchalance depending on fate and fol- lowing destiny . . . beau bait . . : quiet excitement, a prize package. A face that launched a thousand ships. VXILLIAM IOHN AN STETT ff nt!! A precise wave of black hair with freckles strewn at random . . . the char- acteristic red flash of the Ford, the emphasis on the breeze . . . a frolicking disguise of indifference . . . the world of baseball with the magical charm of a bat . . . a prized friend extremely steadfast with versatile talents of untold worth. Everything comes if a man will only wait. LQJANNE AYERS 0 ! EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 1957 COLOPHON Spicy and sweet in a class by herself . . . matchless laughter and captivating enthusiasm with true sincerity . . . Dis- trict Chorus Festival . . . a bundle of fun, as precious as diamonds , . . ready to lend a hand always . . . a Pennsyl- vania Room attraction . . . the heart to initiate, the understanding to direct, and the hand to execute. A harmless thunderboltf' MARY AN N' AYOUB Mary Ann Sparkling hazel eyes with a shimmering crown of black wavy hair . . . a quiet and reserved nature, yet self assured and determined . . . an industrious worker with will power . . . ambitions lying in the secretarial field . . . large eyes and long curly lashes . . . a tailored yet dignified effect. A fine head o hair that adds beauty to a good ace. r. f .J , 9. M? H 'Z Q53-4 N 1' 1 A X.,-xA,-f I , 5 'P -542,7 Q lj tj 1. f '7ifVL' f ,JI 4 1 ina'--il 1 V -fl -95 - -lc 'Q nor. Qty, -z 'vow 2 -f'-l:d'l'rol 4 ri LB! 'bib LL T75 PEL auf-2 fl J +M- ,,'s,ifisi2s.ag??,hiii t qsmile! U al 'telli ent andfxffa ciful fi -gt,- 7 1 p -.35 iiiiifjfah' fia--tffg.hg'g',r iibfrfodinwsile e.l,p--t-lag! azylrdairr Of! ,,,i1lgCF6'hi,' t ' h ,a,Ig3't'if.i.,..5'lQ Uylf loneidjti -slenderlgff-so yoigrg,g,j1g,d5 j X' ,, lgjxjsdffd r.' fx -, RUSSELL BOYD BELLES rrRuss:J The utmost in taste and manners . . . a shiny trombone with liquid tones . . . the well-liked president of the band . . . master of tempo with a hut 2-3-4 . . . supreme with a baseball, from a powerful long drive to a quick double play . . . logical thinking, determina- tion, and firmness-sure signs of success. Strong wills make sound minds. RUSSELL BENIAMIN Onion A large build and light brown hair . . . a dimpled smile with deep brown eyes portraying excellent imagination and keen vision . . . a past Master Counsel- lor of DeMolayg-a hardy and industri- ous member of the Stage Crew . . . a set pattern with set ways . . . President of Future Teachers of America. Fortune favors the brave. EDWARD PETER BIRCH Pete At the head of the deck, the jokes . . . laughing and fun-loving, an inclination toward impulsiveness . . . no pretenses, a sincere nature . . . a persistent secret- keeper, frank and straight forward . . . a golden trumpet, a wealth of music . . . cautiously ruled by reasoning . . . a whizz in electronics . . . energy with a one-track goal. Everyday is a short life. GERALD PAUL BOGDAN rrlerryrx A bright smile of fascination, a spark lingering in flashing brown eyes . . . insistant mannerisms with a yen for the out-of-doors . . . everything from cars to cowboy songs . . . determinedly self- assured and animated with colorful fashions, plaid shirts and blue suede shoes . . . unsuppressed joy overflowing into every action. The man who makes mirth for all of us. RSSALIE ANN BOLCAROVIC osi Short golden waves at the peak of an enticing figure . . . brown eyes and a light bronze complexion . . . a vacillat- ing nature wavering from intelligent thinking and prudence to pessimism and exaggerated thoughts . . . participa- tion in girl's sports . . . hockey and basketball . . . eccentricigi and business abiliay touched off wi a scientific min . Small service is true service while it lasts. LAWRENCE BONOMO rcldarryn A garland of astonishingly curly black hair . .. diplomatic tact, the proper thing for the proper hour . . . a pause for decision, a doubtful suggestion . . . always willing and often undeciding, the careful approach . . . cautious re- serve and individual judgment, a sen- jsitive will . . . sights on the zenith, a l heart-felt aspect. Duty, that strong spur of earnestsoulsn NANCY BONSAVAGE Nanc Kind of short with fuzzy blond hair .. . adorned with novel skirts and blouses . . . a candid and frank air . . . energetic and saucy, a really pert and peppy miss . . . a library dweller who enjoys reading teasing blue QD eyes and a radiant smile . . . enjoying the happier, more carefree things in life. Self-trust in the first secret of success. CATHERINE BORYS fKKa y!J An eager friend, a magnetic charm . . . sparkling blue eyes and a never-falter- ing smile . . . sincere and earnest, the attributes of a superior secretary . . . always on the go and making decisions at random . . . the gift of generosity interwoven with supreme tolerance . . . gayly energetic with joyous ambition. Better late than neverf' ELIZABETH ANN BUTKIEWICZ Betty Ann Brown hair and blue eyes, a compli- mentary combination . . . Y-Teen lead- er with perseverance, president of the Meyers organization . . . as cunning as a kitten with ruffled locks . . . solo track-mind, one idea at a time . . . as changeable as the weather . . . a rain- bow after the storm. My heart is ever at your service. ALXEY WILLIAM CALKINS dBi ,, Clipped brown locks in a curly mass sparkling blue eyes that gleam when he looses that wide grin . . . a devilish and wily air . . . Levis and en- gineer boots . . . cool cat on the dance floorg slow music or fast . . . a chair- man of the Senior Prom . . . always nonchalant and unruffled by the affairs of the day. He has aided our undertakings? IANE ANN CASTRIGNANO rrlanien A rose in full bloom . . . a typical model in pencil-slim skirts . . . a fa- shion plate from head to heel . . . a distinctive hair style and beauty magic . . . everyone's hairdresser . . . an able captain of the Pep Squad . . . hesitates and plans carefully with superlative ways . . . Cleopatra on Carlisle Street. Beauty is kind as well as charming. BEATRICE ANN CHIGOS ffBea!l As dependable as the day is long . . . always calm and self-possessed . . . a druggist's aideg a customer's friend . . . big brown eyes expressing deep char- acter and steadfastness . . . ever-sincere, ever-equable, ever-hopeful . . . signifi- cance expressed in the art of music . . . a friend in the truest sense of the word. The diamond and the setting compli- ' ment each other. HARRIET PAY CIMMET ,g I-larrietn , g A X Animated manner complijnenting allur- ing ,features .fi . persuasive traits, a pleasing, traits, a pleasingrtlistinctive style . . . a steadfast friend with nu- merous capabilities, .an asset to het? school . J. eternally kind and loyal with the virtue oflangels, humbleness . . . expensive air exciting one's interest . . . a determinedfardent worker, sulre to succeed in future endeavors. .V How far that little candle' throws its beamnu Q aj- Y EVELYN BERNICE CLAYWORTH rcpeten Wrapped in angel-like quality, yet tag- ged with the nickname of a boy . . . clear bright blue eyes that speak for themselves . . , a crown of soft brown hair . . . seldom bothered . . . those exciting trips to New York . . . the first step carefully contrived . . . a hearty laugh and a tumble of words. A living ray of wit and friendshipf, DONOVAN LOUIS COBB rrDon:: A blue-eyed athlete with a manly, stat- uesque appearance . . . a Winsome manner with concerned individuality . . . sitting in with the crowd . . . a soft voiced reply with blushes amid intangible chuckles . . . ambling in the present, an eye to the horizon . . . the essence of happiness and shyness. There is time enough for that. STANLEY ALOYSIUS CORBETT KfLeyDJ A full 6'2,' of carefree rapture . . blond waves atop a lanky stature . . . dimples and a wide grin displaying a whole- some air . . . keen sense of humor . . . always a laugh even when the jokes on him . . , loyalty and constancyg a seri- ous objective toward the future . . . an ardent member of the mischief club. Unconcerned, he stands secure. THERESE MARIE DeFRANCESCO lcTerrys: Spanking new package from California just beginning to be unwrapped . . . vivid bows depict her gaietyg deep col- ors her sincerity . . . luminous eyes and dark wavy hair . . . tailored personality with quiet friendliness . . . conversation in an agreeable fashion . . . inexhaust- ible determination . . . frolicsome air enhancing her being . . . gay and mer- ry, neverthelms, alert. Noble by heritage, generous and free. i l if ,lyf I g LOUISE ANN DelGOBBO fcLuigin Exceedingly attractive with black hair climaxing a bewitching face a whistleworth figure . . . just perfect as a strutter . . . rousing exclamations . . . a very special candidate for Miss Meyers Mohawk . . . a convincing pan- tomimist with exacting rhythm... high-fashioned, tailored to perfection . . . a distinctive miss, always at ease. Pure treasure without measure. PHILLIP DELZEIT Phil Quiet 'til you get to know him . . . likable fellow believing in sincere friendships . . . follows beliefs with a mind of his own . . . typical freckled out-door look . . . the guileless expres- sion made complete with sandy hair and sky blue eyes . . . aspires to serve Uncle Sam in the Armed Forces. A good man never dies. MICHAEL DENNIS ul-Iippon Kinky dark hair, dark eyes, and a splash of freckles punctuated by that mole . . . riotous with colossal humor . . . sometimes the sad face, an Emmett Kelly trick . . . immovable, a rock of manliness with muscle irrestible dancing techniques . . . an MC from Amateur Night, a job hysterically well done . . . a tantalizing rapture, a mag- net of personality. Thunder on the left, blue sky over- head. IOHN WILBUR DEROLF frRunt:J A tiny package of fun and talent . . . an athlete dynamo with dry humor . . . sincerity, constancy, and loyalty': . . simplicity of tastes and very modest . . . the doc of the Senior Play . . . careful planning, concrete ideas, and logical thinking rhythm, music, and jazz with a hot trumpet . . . a col- lege future, a lad with ambitions. Consider the little man, and do him honor. ARDEN LOUISE DOWNEY Arden Prominent black hair accented by a tumult of curls . . . sky-blue eyes de- lightfully clear . . . a smile of bright- ness, a beaming light . . . undiminished pleasure with a surprise and a laugh . . . reasoning ideas and business-like concentration, precise with the hour . . . power of logic well expressed and executed. Her smile is like the dawn. DONNA MARGARET -DREY DeeDe A ray of sunshine on a cloudy day . . . one of '57's first engaged . . . short and sweet . . . a mischievous air under a wra of shyness . . . future Mrs. Bob Cooll . . . uiet, but full of fun . . . adorable and delightful, a cricket on the hearth . . . the smaller the package, the bigger the prize. A great deal in a small compass. 'P'-v 8 TJ -6 ,,nQ+ ENE flf'-., yfhs x . 239 rf .9 IAN ET ELAINE ECKROTE rrlanetn A dependable girl with an intangible charm . . . a good student, careful and precise . . . pleasing and likeable with gracious ways .. . always calm and collected . . . dark brown tresses . . . bright eyes with immeasurable depth that hint about a carefree imagination yet express quietness . . . friendly and lady-like. Language is the dress of thought. HELEN ELIZABETH EISENBACH rrHoney:x True blue eyes and a dark classic bob, climaxing a well proportioned figure . . . a prize bundle from New York . . . a warm smile accented by dimples and a parade of freckles across the nose . . . interests in the occult and mystical . . . a- docile nature yet full of fun and care- free rapture. As merry as the day is long? IANET EROH Ianet A festive excursion with music and dance . . . restless feet on a polished floor a sad expression in big, brown eyes , . . silent reasoning, the accent on the thought . .. a wispy pony-tail, the pert hair-do of the times . . . a snatch of silence, a sudden cli- max. Out of the heart are the issues of life. PAUL IOSEPH EYERMAN KCBaldyD Treasurer of the Senior Class . . . that last wisp of brown hair . . . humor with unusual perception and insight, the perfect punch line . . . a surge of wit effervescing from repressed emo- tions . . . at times surprising timidity intermingling with silent reasoning . . . a flash of D on the gridiron, a quick peg from second base, a Merit Scholar ...anactor...aworker...acon- versationalist . . . a reservoir of untold abilities. High attempts have their own re- wards. MARILYN IANE EVANS Marilyn Twinkling toes from the glockenspiel . . . musically minded and talented, the Secretary of the Band and a Future Teacher of America . .. a friendly little miss with medium brown hair and snappy brown eyes Senior Orchestra member attending District Orchestra Festival . . . somewhat tiny features with a sedate and bashful manner. So let us be joyful. ROBERT RICHARD FOOTE crB0bv Quiet, well-mannered with brown hair atop a lanky build . . . big, brown eyes, sign posts of deep thought . . . a Y.M. C.A. worker and true friend of all his boys . . . a swim instructor and life- guard . . . an intelligent air with un- limited patience . . calmness, his claim to fame. A man who relies upon himself. GRACE ANN GALLAGHER Gracie A grand surprise with twinkling dim- ples and delightfully blue Irish eyes . . . an accomplished athlete, a perfectionist at heart . . . co-head cheerleader, co- captain Hockey and Basketball, the Elmprint Editor . . . a persuasive miss with versatile talents . . . a keen imagi- nation with boundless energy and en- thusiasm . . .D.A.R. Citizenship Award . . . As good an organizer as we ever knew. Nothing endures like personal quality ROBERT GALLAGHER CSB Obi! Dignified and reserved, the essence of politeness . . . a soft spoken friend with that Ivy look . . . a slow dawning smile . . . avid follower of school affairs . . . District Chorus tenor and those eight o,clock rehearsals . . . crew-cut fellow with interests unlimited . . . smart dresser with classic garb . . . an honor student with quiet ways. He talks but little but shows much wisdomf' CLAIRE MARY GIMBLE Claire A bubble and a squeak at an excitable pitch . . . born to twirl a baton . . . precision on the field . . . carefree and impish, a typical teenager a model's walk with an earthly air . . . graceful amid willowly stature . . . barefoot girl in a Ceil Chapman gown . . . a list- minute doer. HA good laugh is sunshine in a house. NADINE HOPE GOLDSTEIN ncookyu A capable worker with a college future indelibly imprinted . . . straight to the point, resists evasion on all accounts . . . determined eagerness for the com- pletion, delight on the outcome . . . a perennial at the library roundtable . . . calculated gestures with a clever touch . . . democratically unassuming with the purpose in mind. Here is a true industrious friend. ANN IEAN GOMB rrlqngieu A gala feature trimmed with sun-bright hair and an impish gleam . . . a ren- dezvous with excitement . . . Warrior Run wonder . . . finds sun in all dark clouds . . . a spearmint gum ad with a refreshing smile . . . looks alive and radiates with a gift for the gab . . . a riot a minute. A light heart lives long. STANLEY GOSTYNSKI rrsonnyn Ready but willing to wait . . . friendly . . . life not so real as its imaginings . . . that ever agreeable look . . who knows another so well as a friend . . . quiet but emotional . . . what matters done because it matters . . . those hours ahead when we look back . . . and his personality part of that memory. If it please you, friend, I am content. V in W - REBERT IOHN GOULDEN o Retracting blondness and bright blue eyes . . . wisdom volunteered at the precise moment the word when called upon .. . a dependable pitcher, the wizard heaving the strikes and sinking the curves . . . arambling walk styled to suit .... a lanky lad, reserved and quiet with a special dignified sense of business. What will be, will be. EIEZYVARD IOSEPH GRANDA Dark hair and deep brown eyes behind flattering specs . . . sedate and placid with a light touch of frolic . . . intelli- gence and intellect coupled with clear thinking and good judgment . . . ten- dency toward soberness, yet always in a good mood . . . sumptious and im- pressive with a serious outlook to the future. Never says more than is necessary. THOMAS GRIMES flTOm3J Unique personality with brown hair and matching brown eyes . . . a most energetic member of the Stage Crew, reliable and efficinet . . . friends from far and near a natural on the dance floor, a style of his own . . . from rock and roll to the slow tempo waltz . . . Remarks fashioned for each and every occasion. An honest, exceeding young man. CHESTER I. GROHOWSKI ffcheff Majestic in appearanceg beguilingly tall and handsome . . . a Cherub-faced Sa- tan with devilish nonsense . . . a youth's uncertain claim stated and in- active with all of its superstition . . . a flourishing gesture in an unmistak- able personal style . . . looking for magic with .flambuoyant spirit . . . emotionally rootless, blond, and bland. Good and handsome enough. ROBERT ALLEN HARVEY Haw Beautiful blond curls and clear blue eyes atop a sturdy frame . . . a hardy chuckle and a joking manner . . . a big man in a little foreign car . . . intense and airy unconcerng indiffer- ence and nonchalance . . . a warm greeting with friendliness for all . . . an unaccustomed slant towards the dif- ficult things in life. A knight of industry. MARIE LILLIAN HASKELL frlckyn A prize package wrapped with light brown hair and blue eyes . . . tiny, dainty and petite with a charming per- sonality . . . filled with spunk and ef- fervescence . . . short 'n' sweet . . . a cute smile, yet seemingly quiet and bashful . . . an angelic glow atop a pert figure . . . full of jocularity and happi- ness, but a little shy. Silence is sweeter than speech. IOHN FREDERICK HIGGS Higgsie Perfect features creating the picture of good looks and attractiveness . . . Easy going with black, curly hair . . . a de- cided walk with that slow shuffle . . . An actor in every sense of the wordg from clown to lover and back again . . . always with the gang, but with a seri- ous side, too. By blood, a king, at heart, a clown. IAMES O G N C il xn a melting smile dre y eyes . . . cute bu ny ys joking . . . a X4 y imples . . . a 1 on 1 to the gym team ylist in ballroom, denims on i e N nc or . handles his car C dl C. i at ex ent master has t e anyt ingsf' ..,, , Q55 AX -N ar d Q . '. ,A u s Ill as . Ht .lg 11 H E frie .Xi p asant l ate . . . out- ' in c t . . . a , If flo lik . l ,i A J, C v 1 S a h l, . DAVID CRAIZ HOOPER Dave A man about town . . . a crew-cut and big, brown eyes with a he-man phy- sique . . . boundless energy for the most out of life . . . never a blue moment . , . a friendly hello and bustling walk . . . in a serious manner, keen and business like . . . a smile as bright as glittering armor complete with dimples. The craftsman is known by the quality of his work. ROBERT HOOVER UB O bl! Energetic and venturesome, a rush of smiles and laughs . . . the handsome athlete of the Senior Play, a good look- ing wit of the Kegian Society . . . a businessman's attitude pulsated by care- ful thinking . . . a prank, a quipg activ- ity with vitality . . . a flaming coun- tenance at a precise moment a sunny disposition constantly the center of attraction . . . the Stage Crew in- dispensable. A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of menf' IANE HUGHES rr-'anew Modest tastes shadowed by a veil of shyness . . . boyish hair style with natural waves . . . ismplicity with a dash of quietness . . . a warm, friendly, good natured manner . . . a smile and a little note of advice . . . careful and painstaking nature . . . crinkling eyes iilong with a chuckle and wholesome ook. The sweet solace of our leisure. MARILYN LOIS HUTTER ..Hut,, A combination of intelligence, imagi- nation, and delightful adventure . . . a whizz with the books, seriousness with smiles . . . a gathering of fun, a hostess of gaiety . . . a changeable coiffure topping a pert, peppy strut on the grid- iron . .. the frivolity of pleasure, a friendly, invigorating spirit . . . a vivid study of life. Sweet eyes, soft glancesf' 'i N' X x 'tt qpv' -Gave Wilma., in IOSEPH MATTHEW IACOBS rloen Rich stories told dramatically with a long line of followers . . . an unlimited number of witticisms . . . well-uphol- stered physique . . . actions seasoned with a dash of obstinacy . . . periodical attacks of mental inertia .. . always with something to say . . . fascinated by the boxing ring . . . favorite past- time: embalming . . . the Uncle Remus of the Senior Class. For the public good. FREDERIC NORRIS IACOBY raMOnga:: Overwhelming clownish antics- with jokes by the car load . . . wit which shows sharpness and livliness . . . loy- alty to the Stage Crew . . . matter-of- fact nature coupled with a keen sense of humor . . . fashioned with calse from wardrobe to manners . . . deep- hazel eyes revealing amiability to all . . . a straight face and a word to the wise. Science is but the statement of the truth found out. IUDITH ANN IAMES uludyn Iocite and peace loving nature with a tendency toward flirtatiousness and gaiety . . . a blithe countenance sprin- kled with freckles . . . the emphasis on happiness . . . leopardess in a gilded cage . . . intense awareness of life at its peak . . . radiant smile displaying dimples . . . a sunny disposition, both casual and spirited. All depends on circumstances. IOSEPH IOHN IOHNSTON .Bulls Trumpet strains from a tall, well pad- ded band member . . . indifference to- ward the physical importance of life . . . musical notions and aptitudes, a member of the Senior Orchestra . . . happiness is most important a rough and ready member of the base- ball squad . . . slow moving with much thought on each move. He is a kind and constant friend. ANN MARIE IONES 1lAnn5! A pixie appearance overshadowed by bubbles of laughter, sweetness unlim- ited, gentleness unequaled . . . wisdom covered by light brown hair . . . heart of gold . . . furthering education loom- ing in the future . . . one of the more dangerous chemists . . . pleasing nature and beaming countenance . . . calm as a moonlit lake . . . and tops as a stu- dent play director. I have drunken deep of joy. ELIZABETH IOAN IONES ffLiZ!I Short brown hair curled becomingly in a wind-blown fashion . . . an irrepress- ible giggle and a love for gaiety with a dash of seriousness . . . as cunning as a cute little kitten . . . perpetual chatter- box, delightfully comical . . . a light on a dark day . . . capricous antics filled with whimsical imagination. Look where you leap. GAIL ALBERTA IONES ucailn Naturally curly hair accenting a trim figure . . . with comments said with a twinkle graceful aquamaid with exceptional precision . . . animated by a variety of spontaneous moods .. . teasing remarks and versatility unlimit- ed . . . intent thoughts and ideals . . . subtle humor in her baby-blue eyes . . . the comedienne of the cheerleaders. A clear conscience is a sure card. RO?ERT MICHAEL KASPER HBO D! Well kept blond curls and a warm friendly smile . . . usually quiet yet at times quite whimsical and sportive . . . a small frame adorned by novelty shirts and sun tans . . . spending most of the time in the libraryg a Kegian . . . a hardy laugh and a carefree, fun loving manner. He is known well by his companions. . IAMES SEYMOUR KAUFER Illimll An optimistic outlook on life through big brown eyes . . . dark, wavy hair . . . an executive air with a healthy re- spect for orders . . . wide interests ex- pressing the utmost intellectual views on various subjects with personal opinions . . . ironic wit with a dash of laughter . . . distinctive dreams and plans for the future . . . the very heart of the Stage Crew. The purpose firm is equal to the deed LYNNE RUTH KELLERMAN tcldynnev As changeable as the weather, sunshine after the Storm . . . boundless energy, a capable Kegian the magazine room of the library . . . tops as Student Director of the play . . . a laugh all her own . . . the evidence established the plan concrete . . . a dream come true, with a summer in Europe. 'Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. CARL THEODORE KEMMERER 'Carl A crown of brown hair and brains atop a husky build . . . eyes that sparkle, a smile that beams . . . a cloud of dust and another home rung the baseball king . . . broad shoulders well garbed with sport shirts .... frank thoughts with quiet honesty . . . shy humor . . . perseverance and versatility unlimited . . . a distinctive personality displaying conscientiousness. If baseball is worth playing, it is worth training forf' PETER KEN NEY crpeten Blond hair in a carefully placed wave . . . features lightly etched and endow- ed with freckles . . . politely wondering aloud with mannered charm . . . top- pling the odds with a lilting, slow dawning smile . . . the hush of aston- ishment, a thunderclap of delight . . . an agreeable manner flooded with a casual, happy yen. ' The part of life which we really live is short. IOYCE MARIE KILE rrloyccn Our own countrified sweetheart . . . saucy blond pony-tail or long waves at will . . . a gleam in her blue eyes that dances when she talksg goes hay-wire when she laughs Modern Choir style singing or hillbilly . . . puts her best foot forward . . . an abundance of humor, a petite package of charm. All is a pleasure. WLLLIAM KNECHT f.Bi ,, Light blue eyes a-sparkling, an impish grin a-lighted . . . a rather small frame topped by freckles and a light brown crew cut . . . friend of all, chauffeur of many . . . straight-forward and depend- able, a faithful friend . . . an outdoor man . . . high on a cloud of ideals . . . carefree nature wrapped up in a bundle of joy. Iustice for all. BETH ANN KRUGER Bertha A striking appearance no matter what the attire . . . a dimpled smile, a true mark of happiness . . . generous and helpful, a Muriel Nissen . . . witty re- marks with a comical laugh . . . a char- acteristic flash in dark eyes . . . inces- sant smile mixed with chatter and chuckles . . . as thoughtful as her name implies. My appetite comes to me while eating EDMUND CHARLES KRZYWICKI George A dark crew cut having the tendency to curl, and a masculine appearance . . . a unique chuckle along with laughing blue eyes . . . constantly in a gay mood with a magnetic charm . . . readiness for fun, yet an objective toward the future of America . . . a cherished member of the Kegian Society. There's a good time coming. PHYLLIS ANN KULAH nphylln Flowing blonde hair touching the shoulders . . . a reluctant smile, yet once set free radiates and beams . . . concrete and well defined ideas, natural executive ability . . . quick and impul- sive, often affected by new ideas and fads . . . light hazel eyes releasing aver- age spirit yet great social ambition . . . alluring poise and an excellent sense of humor. Many things excite her laughter. PHYLLIS VERA LANGE rrphyln Rich brown, wavy hair atop a bundle of chatter . . . pleasing, alluring figure that attracts many admirers . . . has aspirations for the future in beauty cul- ture . . . expressive brown eyes saying sooo much . . . many friends with many problems, a willing owner of ad- vice . . . such animation, such sparkle, such vivacity. I am content with what I have. GLEN AARON LEWIS ulleftyv Ae fleet as Mercury with cheerfulness and enthusiasm . . . baby blue eyes and those gorgeous waves . . . crinkling eyes and a smile saying sooo much . . . the crack of a bat, a flash on the diamond and a roaring cheer . . . a perfect gen- tleman, with dancing feet and a serious intent for the future. To friendship every burden is light. IOHN HENRY LEWIS rcjackn A coal black crew cut and an innocent looking countenance covered with freck- les . . . a dimpled smile and a mis- chievous glow in sparkling brown eyes a constant laughing and joking nature with a pleasant array of keen wit . . . a valued and ardent member of the Kegian Society. Self-reverence, self-knowledge, self- control. IAMES LUTES Kilim!! A blond crew cut and light brown eyes topping off a personality distinct in many ways . . . a stylist on the dance floorg a technique all his own . . . assistance in the Armed Forces with an intent on a musical career . . . a deep voice blending with the Modern Choir. Wonder is involuntary praise. ANN MARIE MACK KfAnn3J Movie star appearance with a half- cocked smile . . . arched eyebrows with that question-answered gleam in dark, dark eyes . . . particular stride graced with a sleek stature . . . effective man- ner of speech . . . a few words do the trick . . . as poised as a princess on an imaginary throne candid, frank, and to the point. She can tackle anything and will.'J DONALD MAHARTY r.DOn,, An angelic look smothered by a devil- ish twinkle . . . a lock of dark hair, that convincing dash of a Dapper Dan . . . the initiative for mechanics, the energy with the autos . . . a holiday for the gas station . . . an exciting sparkle in dark eyes . . . a burning flame of antics and keeness with reason. Ideas control the worldf, BARBARA I. MALACARNE Bobbie Tall, slender and graceful, a willowy stature . .. dancing brown eyes ac- cented by a long dark coiffure . . . deep and attractive features with a pleasant disposition and a smile to light up the dark . . . soft spoken, plausible and af- fable with courtesy and gentility to spare . . . a steadfast and unwavering friend. Hope springs eternal in the human breast. BEVERLY ANN MANGANELLO rfpeppyn A pert little package of charm with coal black hair and dark brown eyes . . . seemingly on the quiet and bashful side yet at times torrents of giggles and fun galore . . . a sweet smile signifying a friendly hello . . . a tiny frame well adorned with sweaters and skirts. Sweet as the breath of morn. Rum ANNAMAPRES Ruthie The Songbird of the class of T957 . . . gloively to lookfatg delightful tofknow . i . Ipana ad '. . .magnificent soprano, a willing worker . . . rpdy and anxious to 'hel . . . creamy! clear complexion framed, by honey 'blond hair . . . dra- matic flair . . . her time 4s your time . . . sweet and wholesome with' a cap- tivating personahty, - X' . She has many nameless virtues-and beauty withal.: .z I TJ .ft . ' l ' c ,. if ' t ff' . if it - 3 ALI-DREXQIOAN MARSHALL 'fiidwdrelyii All-.F f 'X vitfl gl , a serene' ,iss . . . a short, dafkfbo illfvffith if flagvgess cdrnplexion and f-fin, ,chiseled fieatur sf . ,, a rare sense-,of humor wjtflia talent for writ- ing . Kindness personified, a future nufse . .lf a royal effect with placid contentment ,'. . faithful, steadfast, a burning ember of true friendship. .I L- Mindful and faithful. ELAINE SUZANNE MARTIN 'Laine S ue Long glimmering blonde locks and a dazzling smile . . . green eyes which tend to suggest innocence and bliss but forever giggling and carefree . . . spirit- ed and energetic, an active supporter . . . well dressed and well groomed, a future secretary . . . fanciful and light- hearted always on cloud 9 . . . a con- stant and loyal friend. A good face is the best letter of re- commendationf' GEORGE IOSEPH MARTINSON George A sweep of blond hair, a misty glow in hazel eyes . . . a boisterous walk con- trary to seemingly quiet ways . . . rig- edly carved stature . . . a sincerity steadfast and unchanging, unaffected by fads . . . the power to reason executed with precision . . . sensitive pride in- termingled with convertionality and with independence prevailing. All is well that ends well. IOHN MARUSEK fflohnyi A rather small frame topped off by black curls along with a clean featured face behind flattering specs . . . calm, quiet, and bashful with a modest air . . . a determined stride signifying an attack against the world clear thinking and logical results. So quiet as a mouse. IAMES ASHER McAFEE ..Mac,, The typical executive . . . cautious hesi- tation, a carefully reasoned decision, a follow through of firmness and deter- mination . . . a manly build with ath- letic ability . . . Spike, the muscle man of the Senior Play . . . reason, logic, impulseg step by step and then a leap . . . a rock of independence. Why wish for more?'l ANN MARIE MCGUIRE Ann Marie A freckled face crowned with flaming red hair . . . a sportive air camoflouged by shyness . . . tall and slender with twinkling Irish blue eyes . . . a logical mind with good reasoning powers . . . an able and attractive strutter . . . seemingly bashufl yet fluctuating from serenity to whimsicalness. A picture of a poem without wordsf, ANN ELLEN MILLER uAnn,, A blue-eyed blond with a radiant smile . . . a colorful conversationalist . . . going places and doing things . . . charmingly unpredictable with a pano- rama of humor . . . youth meeting life on its own terms . . . a.high-stepping strutter . . . candid comments from a never-ceasing chatterbox . . . one track mind . . . a friend to confide in. Many give advice, only the wise profit by it. IONATHAN ROBERT MILLER rrlohnu A lock of black hair, a sigh from the ladies . . . so, soo attractive . . . a dreaming dancer with artistic tastes . . . a friend in a flash, a magnetic nature with captivating nonsense . . . rides on the clouds, yet versatilely practical . . . fun and loving with firm convictions and executive reasoning . . . specially fashioned laughter brimming in the Miller Manner. I am what I have made myself. PATRICIA RUTH MILLER Cfpatli A crown of golden hair topping a sweet face . . . spirited and energetic in school affairs . . . a picture of fashion garnished with style . . . a basketball guard . . . melifluous strains from the sax joyful and loquacious with friendly chatter . . . a flushed counten- ance . . . a mischevous lass behind a cloak of friendliness. Bless that bright-eyed girl. KATHLEEN MARIE MOONEY ffcathyn Quiet yet active, the Art Club President . . . beautiful dark wavy hair signifying imagination and artistic talent . . . a smile for all and willing to lend a hand . . . bright and eager, an industrious worker . . . musically minded, in band and orchestra . . . a sweet disposition and a kindly manner. Good words are worth much, and cost little. GLADYS ANN MON SEUR Glad', Short black hair, naturally curly and always in place . . . dark brown eyes glowing and radiantly alive . . . capa- bility in executing tasks of many kinds . . . dependable yet sensitive, with fa- shionable garb and a tendency toward coquettishness . . . a sparkle, a dazzle and an outburst of glee . . . truly one of the gang. Ambition has no restf' BARBARA NIEMINSKI nBarbx: Long, golden tawny locks worn page boy or pulled back ...an understanding nature, giving a helping hand and will- ing advice to all in need . . . a valued and hard working member of the Lib- rary Club . . . a warm and lasting greeting from true blue eyes and a manner as true as her eyes. The surest way to hit a woman's heart is to take aim kneeling. RALPH ROLAND NORTON Mousie Tall and rark, a really masculine build . . . brown eyes and a mask of serenity independent and uninfluenced, the Rock of Gibralter . . . the attitude of a willing worker and a logical thinker . . . variation of plaid and solid shirts and jeans .. . a sober expression, a quiet nature and an abundance of se- renity. Curiosity is one of the permanent characteristics of a vigorous mind. ROBERT NORTON Spider Broad manly shoulders garbed neatly and precisely with the Ivy Look . . . dark hair always in place, dark eyes adding mystery to handsome features . . . a veteran gymnast with might and grace . . . dependable reasoning in an amiable way. . . the unblinking, steady light of a good heart . . . a reservoir of inner strength. Curiosity is one of the permanent . . . . ,, characteristics of a vigorous mind. IOHN STEPHEN NOWAK S lash A slave to duty and responsibility . . . reliable and capable businessman with all of the qualities of a leader . . . often worried but quickly animated, and en- ergetic . . . a natural before a crowd, the Senior Play's Hub . . . a speeding athlete, a determined winner . . . per- serverance channeled by ambition . . . Mr. President of the Senior Class. He concentrates on the business at hand? IOSEPH EDMUND O'BRIEN 6fIOeD Good things come in small packages . . . neat, quiet and shy with attractive jet black hair . . . stoic dignity and a college look . . . shoulders broad enough for any Charles Atlas shirt . . . an Ipana smile . . . an outdoor man, a hunter at heart . . . seen, but not heard . . . future in the Air Force. One of the best by common consent. EERALD WILLIAM O'DEA er Gargantuan build expertly sculptered with finely carved features . . . a ro- bust voice, boisterosuly laughing or calmly solemn . . . manifold wonders with decisive ideals and Irish humor . . . H20 and orders for the carriers . . . brisk or rambling with keen wit prevailing earnest and alert, a fashion-plate in masculine detail. A lion among the ladies,' a lamb else- where. IOSEPH FRANCIS O'DONNELL oe ' Fading freckles and twinkling eyes that prove that mischief is brewing . . . blond crew cut and the latest of Es- quire fashions . . . rack and roll dance king . . . a rare virtue, true good nature . . . a loyal, considerate friend . . . a dawning smile lighting the bleakest of days . . . a prize package wrapped with attractiveness and tred with fun. It is no sin to look at a nice girlf, ANN SUSAN O'KANE rrlvancyn A deep flame fed by ambition . . . blue eyes and that blushing smile . . . agil- ity and grace with athletic ability su- preme, yet always a lady . . . perfect prance gracing the majorette ranks . . . heartly faithful and a never say die attitude . . . natural poise silhouetting an impressive stature . . . a revealing blush. Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. DONALD CHARLES OLSHAN rrolshrz Red curls securely locked in place . . . clear blue eyes with the typical blush of a redhead dancing feet to any musical beat . . . a reserve of energy for all enthusiastic quests . . . mechan- ically minded with particular adapta- bilities and ambitions . . . outward ap- pearance of quiet dignity contradicting a clown at heart. No talent, but yet character. BARBARA ANN OSINSKI rcBarbn Buoyancy and exuberanceg an attractive strutter .. . streamlined figure with clothes galore . . . never without her gum . . . eyes with a story . . . a slave to circumstances and an unassuming manner . . . vivacity and chattiness with that certain coquettish nature . . . a love of pleasure. Present mirth has present laughter. IANE ELAINE OSTROFSKI ulanien A slow-dawning smile, the warmth of friendship . . . a tiny waistline, an ac- cent of petiteness . . . a litling toss of curly brown hair . . . a timid curiosity flattering an keen imagination . . . a day dreamer with concrete ideas . . . a blithe miss encircled by a halo of kindness and sincerity. A penny for your thoughts? LOUIS IOSEPH PALERMO uLOu:! A dash of freckles, that little-boy ap- peal . . . blue eyes and dimples bright- er than stars . . . a handsome lad, a true friend . a tantalizing smile with a flirting glance devilish stunts with an innocent look . . . a flash, a blush, a shy retreat . . . more eloquent than words, a silent exterior. Bait the hook well, the fish will bitef' DANIEL ALBERT PETERS B utch A red-headed imp inciting mischief and fun . . . cautiously withdrawing with a flaming blush . . :the heartiest laugh in the group, seemingly quiet on the side . . . easily pacified by a good word and friendly smile . . . a chord in per- fect harmony . . . instantly understand- ing and generous, and bent for spon- taneous friendship. For the sake of a joke. HARRY PERRILLO uf-farryu Long coal black hair and side burns worn Elvis style . . . blue jeans and a variety of shirts . . . keen and quick in the class room, a member of sight sav- ing . . . alertness, sincerity and a hard working nature . . . rather quiet and reserved at times but frequent smiles and fun loving pleasure. Better three hours too soon than a minute to late. IAMES IOHN PISARCIK lflimii A king in his sphere . . . perpetually sparking delight with electric vitality . . . slightly philosophical at times, but not without a twinkle clownish antics from a practical joke to a sub- lime story . . . the Dad of the foot- ball team, a forceful, driving athlete . . . well-known and loudly applauded, A fool cannot be still. PATRICIA DOROTHY POWELL Hpatli A constant fizz of activity topped off with a flaming red bob . . . an ever- lasting whirl to the beat of dancing feet and billowing skirts contrarily quiet and determined with persistance for victory . . . enthusiastic cheering, a concoction of energy and spirit. Perpetually in motion. NESHAMA ROSENBAUM Neshama Unique and fascinating in every way . . . a raised eyebrow, a delightful smile . . . dancing and dreaming with graceful dignity . . . distinctive traits with originality and set ideas . . . cul- tured and sensitive with the goal of perfection . . . understanding and in- telligent with a rare gift of speech . . . inspirational and idealistic, a magnet of charm. How strong an influence works in well placed words. PATRONIA RAKAUSKAS Rakie Sparkling eyes and a never-faltering smile careful planning, concrete ideas, and a logical thinker . . . start- ling blond hair . . . a very capable typist . . . business ability in the sec- retarial field . . . a sincere and loyal friend. All shook up. MAELLA REDINGTON Maella,' Curled brown hair and a slim figure . . . artistry with the bow, melodious strains from the violin . . . small fea- tures with clear blue eyes . . . quiet and reserved, with a thoughtful appear- ance . . . a willing worker gifted with musical talents . . . friendly in her own quiet way . . . planning ahead for the future. Sincere and earnest. THERESA ANN ROBERTS Treece A tiny package of dynamite set off by a spark of energy . . . a short brown bob curled to suit the occasion, a devil- ish gleam in twinkling blue eyes and an almost smirk showing that mischief is brewing . . . really one of the crowd . . . she digresses from studies to pleas- ure. Forgiveness is better than revenge. ROBERT PAUL ROBINSON r:Bobbyn A royal package crowned with curly blond waves . . . a dimpled smile radi- ating a dignified air . . . a variation of ideas, from a good natured chuckle to a diplomatic calmness . . . susceptible to fads . . . imagination gleaming and effervescing in big brown eyes . . . just perfect as the professor in the Senior Play . . . keen sense of humor. He hath a heart as sound as a bell. RUTH LEE ROHLFS Lee An angelic countenance masquerading for a blithe, excitable miss . . . flaming red hairg Lee's trademark . . . ever un- ruffled, a nonchalant manner . . . siren of the Senior Play . . . delightful com- pany . . . as natural and unaffected as a mid-summer day . . . a planned fu- ture . . . vivacious in a flounce of crisp green taffeta. A good heart is worth more than gold. DAVID IOHN SALLITT Arab', A mischievous halo of black curls and a brimming smile . . . alluring dimples and lustrous brown eyes . . . devilish pranks with that Sal Mineo appearance . . . aptitude in the field of artistryg dexterous and ingenious . . . a true clown with an affable approach and a friendly manner . . . adroitness as a gymnastg quick and skilled. His bark is worse than his bite. 59 5- PHYLLIS GERTRUDE SCHREY ccphylrr Quiet dignity with a queenly air . . . speaks as an angel speaks-with music .. . Modern Choir, Band, Orchestra . . . Band Festival, '57 . . . sweet and dainty as a lily in full bloom . . . a wise and understanding heart . . . tall and stately, a friend to all . . . a rich voice, the index of character. Music is the universal language. WILLIAM ARTHUR SCHUTTER ffwyattis Pronounced black curls marking a Wyatt Earp physique appealing eyes sending flirtatious glances from behind sparkling specs . . . really sharp and a loyal friend of Gillette . . . tan- talizing teasing and sly quips . . . let- terman in football, baseball and basket- ball . . . romantic puzzle, a determined look . . . creating an effect with direct style of speech. The world wishes to be fooled. HARRY ALFRED SCHWAB crHarrynr Casual assurance, hesitating to decide . .. a swish of blond hair carefully kept in place . . . a lingering look from wide-set green eyes . . . reigning in the sports world . . . ambling walk with a sheltered determination . . . a lively interest in life . . . dreamily dancing, rhythm and blues or a dash of the melancholy. Work fascinates meg I could sit and watch it for hoursf, CAROL SEARFOSS Carol Long coffee colored tresses shadowing a creamy mellow complexion persistant effort with acuteness and speed of per- ception, a quick thinker . . . amicable smile portraying nebulousness . . . hav- ing residence in the clouds . . . fond- ness for children and physical weakness . . . straightforwardness and undeviat- ing with qualities of perseverance and resoluteness. The very pink of perfection. FAY LOU SHAW Kfwowii Pug-nose with a pixie-look . . . a serene manner haloed by luscious coffee- brown locks . . . friends with problems . . . a cloud of pink organdy intrigingly trimmed with natural simplicity . . . seemingly silent remaining unruffled by tides of giggles . . . the whole story told by her eyes . . . as poetic as her name. There is no di uting about her charms. Wifi 3 l 2 N 361113 gf, SP K e J H N -fnbm ' ' n. ga S , 5 i . I iff 4 . if . ' nor sam 4.5 , ul ' 'X' HSS I Lisle Ser ir. li .. ict r C a tivals Presi the - , X f ' .' ngflur l th ge: c v 1 S l 1 3 'r t h M ' ,Kb re ' f O mr ' ' bn h e Pa . . ' len ields fig-Ms LOIS MARGARET SOLT HLOU A short, brown bob and a pair of glim- mering hazel eyes . . . charming and amiable, a materialistic nature . . . a natural tendency toward airy unconcern and levity . . . particular adaptability to detailed work . . . fun loving and frivolous .. . quiet appearance . .. an unassuming manner. They are never alone that are accom- panied with noble thoughts. CARL STAHLEY Stale Quiet with him is even exaggerated . . . catch his smile . . . you'll smile too sincere, blue eyes never a clown but with a gentle wit . . . liking the ladies one of his charms . . never without some thought for others. A friend is never known 'til a man have need. THOMAS THOMAS GTO ml! Conservative mannerisms with a genial unassuming attitude . . . a worry never crosses his path . . . friend to all who know him . . . a determined chin ex- pressing a decided idea . . . a proud member of the Stage Crew . . . clipped crew-cut corresponding with a cheerful smile . . . apparently shy, A hard beginning maketh a good end- ing. IOAN HELEN TRAX Ioanie The ryhthm of the crown antagonizes her . . . makes friends as easily as a bird learning to fly . . . fast and never ceasing talker . . . always on the go . . . follows her ideal . . . a laugh of her own, sardonic humor at its best . . . gaiety and gigles under a creamv complexion. Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. LINDSAY IARVIS TRAX ffLinsJI A man with class and a college future . . . crew-cut and baby blue eyes . . . angelic glances with mischievous mo- tives . . . a grappling champion . . . l, 2, 3, 4-pin 'emi . . . trophies with a modest air . . . Trax's Hide-away. . . a ladies' man with a serious face mask- ing a mass of humor . . . the biggest tease ever. Honors change not menis manners. KATHERINE RUTH TUDGAY iiKay,, Curly dark brown hair, suitably worn . . . usually quiet with decisive features . . . talents lying in the secretarial field . . . an unaffected manner with a ten- dency toward a temperate and sedate expression .. a very slow dawning smile, usually a mask of soberness . . . soft spoken, agreeable and always re- laxed. Make a virtue of necessity. Wu, LWFW 0 QQ., SANDRA UNGAR usandyv Vigorous, vital and full of vim . . . eager to try everything . . . fun and frolic .. . fiercely proud and eagerly belligerent able to do so many things . . . apt to skip the minor things . . tall, trim . . . triumphantly sure she can do it always . . . and she can. She'll find a way. IOAN ESTHER URBAN Elvis Love, life, and lipstick . . . candid and frank . . . intrigued by long, blond hair . . . a mermaid in the aquacade of the deep blue . . typing and transcriptions with Elvis . . . pop music in the rock and roll beat . . . her own ideas about life . . . a mischievous giggle with friendliness for all Love Me Tender. LEROY VAN WHY NRO y!! A serious thinker seeking his ideals . . . a dignified personality with snapping brown eyes . . . broad shoulders adorn- ed by novel shirts . . . the President of the Student Council . . . Ais with an unassuming attitude . . . witty remarks with a deadpan style . . . college loom- ing in the future with a promising career. A wealth of knowledge. IOHN OLIVER WALL frlackn A music lover with hazel eyes and a brown crew cut . . . a loyal friend with honorable character . .. friendliness, amiability, and kindliness . . . a lull- ing tenor voice, a choir crooner . . . District Chorus Festival '57 . .. the freshman of the Senior Play . . . am- bition with silent reasoning . . . a col- lege future with sure-fire success. It is good to be merry and wise. ZTIHOIYIAS ROBERT WANDELL om Light brown hair atop a lanky build . . . a friend to all with a pleasing per- sonality . . . those crazy rides in that hot green Ford convertible . . . reli- able basketball manager . . . very fra- gile bones . . . a sunny disposition . . . very well liked . . a careful and pains- taking nature. A challenge to the end? PATRICIA ANN WARD npaltiu Sparkling in taffetas, elegant in slacks . . . slender, graceful figure . . . a pep- py, poised strutter . . . a rose essence blending with wild waves of giggles . . dainty and demure, a tumbling miss . . . wood violets and candy hearts . . . deep, twinkling dimples that flash at a moments notice rhythm in her step, stateliness in her walk. And every heart that loves with truth is equal to endure. S-QTANLEY WASILEWSKI ll ta!! Independent ways, with natural apti- tude . . . frank and resourceful with rampant decisions . . . innate ability in many fields . . . a grappler in winning style, the effort for the climax . . . un- usual in many phases, individually unique . . . a crescendo of power, mus- cular strength and might predominat- ing . . . carefree interest rambling with fun and lavish moods. Each man for himself. MARY ANN DOROTHY WEGRZYNOWICZ n'Maryn Curly brown locks, bright hazel eyes, and a smile with glowing dimples . . . retiring, shy, and timorous, yet well- versed and intellectual . . . trend to- ward the field of musicg District Or- chestra Festival playing the second vio- lin . . . interest in woman's field of cooking . . . reticent and unpretentious, really worthwhile virtues. Music has charms. LAWRENCE LEO WIECHERT Peanuts That splash of freckles, that sandy- colored wave . . . a bespeckled prank, a smile with laughing, crinkling eyes . . . on the shy side, a wisdom in his manner a prevailing attitude of fun with candid humor . . . the effort in pleasingg a quiet, likeable pursuit of harmony Keep a good tongue in your head. EUGENE F. WNOROWSKI Butch Perpetual good nature high-lighted by laughing blue eyes . . . always amused and never angry . . . the suspense of wonderingg the fun of guessing . . . a tall, he-man appearance . . . a swing- ing gait with diplomatic mannerisms . . . a dash of crowd conformity with an individualistic touch . . , the glow ignited, a radiating harmony of friend- liness. The trouble is small, the fun is great. GERALDINE ANN WOLFE rrcerrysn Tiny frame and features accented by bright hazel eyes . . . capricious and impulsive with a love of pleasure . . . fascinated, intuitive and determined, a future bookkeeper . . . a short light bob, a fatuous dreamer . . . a writer of poetry, a self-assured worker . . . sub- tle and artful, an elusive delicacy. Good sense is a gift of heaven. CAROL ANN WOLSIEFER Willie Short bronze colored hair with twinkl- ing blue eyes pleasingly plump with a dry sense of humor . . . a hardy chuckle and then a gale of laughter . . . a member of the Y-Teens . . . school spirited with the anxiety for having fun . . . fond of music and food. Laugh yourself into stitches. DELLAMAE WRIGHT Dellamae Excitement before the rush of words, a very special sigh before the laugh . . . a friendly quietness, impulsive and live- ly . . . a taste for the cultured . . . good music and a relaxing pace . . . the most from books, a relish for reading . . . a craving for journalism, designs on a career. Eduf?tion is the apprenticeship of ie. BARBARA ANN YANORA uBar bv Gentle-voiced a soft glow by moonlight a dreamer, yet a doer an Italian beauty with an expressive face . . . very curly eyelashes framing dark eyes . . . brains interwoven with beau- ty . . . slow motions along with a honeyed manner . . . as intriguing as twilight with a dark complexion . . . a romantic puzzle. All for the sake of pleasing. RONALD ANTHONY ZUPA fKZupJ! Light brown crew-cut atop a rangy build . . . full of fun . . . those crazy card games on Saturday nights . . . deadly accuracy with a set shot . . Oh, that darling smile . . . friend to all . . . one of the gang . . . clown of his class . . . big brown eyes and all the soul that goes with them. Mirthful comedy shows. LEWIS ROBERT ZWIEBEL Mouse Handsome and stalwart with a mask of freckles . . . ooh those adorable curls . . . little boy appeal with baby blue eyes and a beaming smile . . . a sports- man on the court with basketball ta- lents . . . a ready blush: a sweet, bash- ful and innocent air . . . a diligent and industrious worker with overwhelming results. Everything we know of him we like. I2l??I?.RT IAMES ZWIEBEL o The kind of manners we wish we had . . . shy smile . . . eagerness to do his job . . . ready to fill a gap . . . how those ladies rally round . . . charm to spare . . . long to be remembered. Handsome is that handsome does. CARL EDMUND LUCAS Carl Instantaneous wit and a personified greeting . . . mischievousness, the start of an epidemic . . . a booming voice always with the crowd . . . choir music and the big step . . . a long ranger with creditable determination . .. a stride typical of the hour . . . diplo- matic helpfulness, ever-ready to lend a hand. M ind moves matter. HOME ROOM 101 Teacher: MISS IOSEPHINE LENAHAN First Row fleft to rightjsandra Singer, judith Schiffman Phyllis Lange, Carol Smith, joyce Kile, Beverly Manganella Sarah Lou Smith. joan E. Urban, jane Lawry. Marharet Everett. Second Row-Charlotte Singer. Ellen Dietz, Angehna Biasi Gail jones, Beth Kruger, Alice Conway, Ann Miller, Carol Baiz, Marlene Allabaugh, Barbara Nobel Third Row- ames Lutes, Thomas Grimes, William Knecht Charles Cantor, Carl Stahley, Ray Neely, Donald Mohatty George Martinson Fourth Row-David Hooper, james Kaufer, William Richards Robert Rose, james Dunn, Leonard Roberts. David Reese William M. Ward, Roy Van Why, Biasi Marie ,Absentee-Sally Beck Arden Downev Charles Norton HOME ROOM 104 Tereirere Mus. KATHRYN MALLOY First Row fleft to rightj-Ronald Deiter, john Marusak. Ma- 'rion Powell, janet Eckrote, Carmel Rizzo, Dellamae Wright, Donna Drey, jane Castrignano, john Wall. Fred jacoby. Second Row-Elora Keil, Virginia Devine, Barbara Blaine, Regina Schwab, Helen Allen, Catherine Dean, Phyllis Kulah. Ann Marie McGuire, Gladys Degnan. Third Row-Chester Grohoaski, Alfred Olson, Robert Gould- en, Sanford Padwe, joel Harrison, Robert Hoover, james Smith, Larry Diamond. Fourth Row-Walter Zilber, Stanley Corbett, Barbara Mala- carne, judy Alinikoff, james Pool, Blodwen Smith, Ann Mack, jimmy Pisarcik, Napolen Norwillo. Absenteea-joanne Grosz, Barbara Vital, Robert Noston, Robert jones. HOME ROOM 109 Teacher MISS MARY BURKE First Row Cleft to rightj--Stanley Wasilewski, Walter jones, Sharon Bratkowsky, Mar' Vitale, Lois Brelsforcl, Mary Beth lgoe, Geraldine Wolfe. Patsy Murray, Robert Kasper, Gregory Stiles. Second Row--james judge, joseph Palermo, Ann O'Kane. jean Busch, Helena Roberts, Louise Del Gobbo, Nancy Bit- tinger, Ellen Shaffer, Sara Thalenfeld, Patricia Ward, Gus Kropa, Ronald Zupa. Third Row-Ray Moyer, john Nowak. Elizabeth Williams, Elaine Martin, Fay Shaw, Melva Boyle, Vera Dalton, Lois Solt, Harolcl Bond, Charles Greene. Fourth Row-Robert DiMaggio, Billy Watkins, Daniel New- man, Max jarosky, john Lewis, Ralph Norton. Ahsentees--Carole MacDongall, joseph Grigasites. HOME ROOM 102 Teacher: MISS MARY BURNS First Row tleft to rightj-Robert Deiter, Lawrence Leo VVic hert, Blanche Wolfe, Theresa Roberts, Geraldine Coulte joan Gibbon, joan Tran, Ruth Lee Rohlfs, joseph O'Do1 nell, Robert Gallagher. Second Row-Lois Wasserstrom. Sandra Lynn Kaye. Don! Munn, Barbara Newsbaum, Patricia A. Ebert, judith I james, Sandra Ungar, Rosalie Bolcarovic. Third Row-Lawrence Bonomo, Paul Eyerman, William Ka' sowich, Glenn Lewis, Thomas Wandell, joseph Del Balsi Bruce Slcameritz. Fourth Row-Barbara Lane, Katherine Thompson, Barbai Nieminski, Gladys Monsuer, judith Ann Smith, Barbai Gallagher, Beverly Turley, Fifth Row-joseph Czerpak, Thomas Thomas, Eugene Wnox owcki, john Gallagher, john Muskauski, Howard Starr. Absentee-Carol Wolsifier, HOME ROOM 105 Terreirerr Miss LUCILLE. RYAN First Row fleft to rightj-Harry Schwab. Arthur Wasse strom, Evelyn Clayworth, Sharonlee Rehm, jane Hughe Patricia Rakaushas, Elizabeth jones, Marilyn Hutter, Wi liam Anstett, Samuel Nelson. Second Row-Mar Ellen Dutter, Lorraine Saber, Patric Thorpe, joanne Kyers, Catherine Borys, Ruth Mappes, C. role Teplitz, Manuella Castrignano, Claire Gimble, jo: Graham. jean Skameritz. Third Row-joseph Killgallon, Lawrence Kosek. Ben Cleave Robert Foot, jerry O'Dea, john Boyer. Edward Grand Robert Garrison. Fourth Row-Donald Olshan, Mary Ann Ayoub, Florent Sincavage, Nancy Bonsavage, Grace Gallagher, Edmur Krzywicki. Russell Benjamin. james Widman. lan Coope William jenkins, Harry jenkins, joseph Salei. 5 HOME ROOM 111 Teeeirere MR. ANDREW STAH First Row tleft to rightj-Maella Redington, Patricia Miller. Marilyn-Evans, Patricia Rosinbaum, Beatrice Chigos, Phyl- lis Schrey, Mary Ann Wegrzynowiz. Second Row-Kenneth Smith, jonathan Miller, Lindsa Trax. john Derolf, john Higgs, William Simonitis, Gerold Bogdan. joseph O'Brien. Third Row-Bernard Staller, Earl Cornell, Russell Belles, Edward jones, Robert Harvey, Edward Starbuck. Daniel Petters, Ralph Neeby. Fourth Row-Carl Kemmerer, Ralph Mika, Gregory Maksi, Michael Dennis, Harold Evans, William Schutter, joseph johnston, Absentee--David Sallitt. I l 1 'Q With B ,ff jf, QR 'ip ml Q 0' Mir' .ww r 1uN1oRs SOPI-IOMORES FRESHMEN SUB-FRESHMEN PREPSMEN I lII'l 'gum ,! 1 3 'Zz' , 9 A Ywlg' 4 ,r x im' a I? A ' -tv Ln :rll ginhfx if X 4 SAI' Ns First Bow llett to rightl--Iudy Russel, Ioan Drey, Ioan Davis, Carol Stahley, Ruth Rosenblatt, Ruth Newman Margaret Ca ron Karen Haas So I P' . cond Row-Iohn Lally, Robert Brislin, Bev erly Hertz, Bonnie Harris Stella Al ' , exxon, Allen Littlefield, Richard Wasileski. Third Row-Nellie Totten, Betty Helt. Pa- tricia Miller, Carole MacDcuqall, Patricia Martin, Molly Corbett, Sharon Lebowitz. Fourth Row-Iames lones. Wayne Davin. Albert Bleese, Leon Charne ki, Harold Flyte, Ronald Calarullo, Richard Hutchins, Iulius Coplan. AblOlIlOCl-willlCID Wolf, Lois Brelstord, Gwendolyn G 1 HOME ROOM 305 MISS MARY IULE DOUGHEH First How Kleit to riqhtl B b - ar ara Singley. Louise Krauss, Rose Butler, Mary Carol Schmidt, Myrna Powell, Iudy Tosh, Roxanne Brown, Carol Thomas. Second Row-Esther Davis, Anita Stein- er, Martha Gallagher, Betsy Tubridy, Phoebe Benson, Barbara Frank, Dolores Borek, Dolores Nardone. Third Row-Marilyn Cowell, Charles Craze. Iames Dunn, Ietirey Smith, David Ed- wards, Edward Iones, Rita Murphy. Fourth Row-Peter Trusz- kowski, James Wideman, George Evans, Ted Simon, Richard Miller. Iohn Moyle, Ioseph Kofchok. Ab ' lontoe-David Peters. HOME ROOM 306 MISS ANN HUGHES First Row flelt to rightl--Rita Karpowich. Virginia Morgan, Ar: geline Oliver Madge Pow ll . e . Dorothy Neyhard, Patricia Owen: Ioyce Bond, Carol Ann Thomas. Second Row-Ianet Rinehimel Charles Eastwood. Carl Schwab B . arry Yelen. Kenneth I-'ox Robert Smith, Mary Bauman. Third How-Sandra Tudgay Catherine Miller, Sara Malkemes, Marjorie Henney. Patricia Gildea, Iudy Lewis, Mary Louise Walborn, Ellen Robak Fourtl Row-Frank Galle Ha , rvey Burden, Bernard Herrnan,- Walte Sonell, Raymond Gilligan. Ablonten--Bm F I0 ' ce raley, Robe: nes, Maurice Labella. lack Selrol. HOME ROOM 307 MISS HELEN LYNCH ou d, Leonard Pahler. Q HOME ROOM 310 Miss MIRIAM WATKINS Firlt How Cleft to riqhll-Margaret Mooney, Ioan Paltanavich, Kay Farr, Dorothy Trexler, Sheila Shaffer. Nancy Schiffman. Mary Alice Smith, Catherine Marowski. Second Row-Sharon Needle, Ruth Knorr, Elnora Keil, Iohn Kotch, William Brooke Yeager, Arthur Iones, Barbara Lear, Betsy Martin, Sandra Weiss. Third Rowe-Frank Rollman. Evelyn Fetterolt, Elisabeth Coury, Marie Miseiwich, Gail Derolt. Dolores Linkiewicz, Henry Lynn. Fourth Row-Ioseph Walsh, Russel Singer, William Mc- Guire, Donald Field, Arthur Evans, Michael Kabat, Ioseph Gates. HOME ROOM 309 Miss mu MURRAY First Row flei! to rightl-IoAn Moses, Nancy Stubbs, Bet: Lynch. Eleanor Aston, Carol Siegel, Rita Ann Pisano, Charlot Di Maqgio. Veronica Brozoski. Second Row-Catherine Stei in er Mimi Vas Korlis, Donald Kumor, Iohn Fedak, Kits Q I Roche, Carole Yudisky. Third Row-Philip Constantine, Sall ' Y l Sa e Fell, Ann Shovlm, Ann Loughran, Ruth Ann Boorarn, a e g Fourth Row-Frank Iescavage, Ronald Simms, Ioseph Mazulc William Tomalinas. Ronald Goodstein. Absentee:-Ioseph Cur ningham. Mike Moses, Chuck Iones, Gloria Bunuck, Gloria I-la: bay. HOME ROOM 201 SIGHT SAVING CLASS MISS ANNE IONES Loft Row firont to backj-Iohn Pasone, Ianet Eroh, Louise Schrader, Melanie Kuprionas. Middle How-Charles Rupert. Harry Perrillo, Dorothy Tibus. Right How-Richard Ludori, Michael Glaush. HOME ROOM 211 MISS MARY BURKE First Row flett to rightl-Iames Murphy, Sheila Miller, Sandra Korson, Peggy Spare, Vera Kresge, Susan Wells. Iohn Nagle. Second Row-David George, Harrison Deitrick. Marge Morton, Barbara Becker, Iudy Walborn, Samuel Solomon, Paul Gibbon. Third Row-Samuel Pearlman, Robert Iones, Donna Counsil, Gloria Sallitt, George Duffy, Robert Sallitt. Fourth How-Robert Smith, Nancy Noonan, Ruth Williams, George Elias. Ablenteer- Ioseph Fedorchak, William Johnson, Mary Iane Davis. mix x 1 MN HOME ROOM 217 mi. 'morus I-mnxms First How llett to rightl-Carol Wetzel, Margaret Hughes. Robert Hall, Philip I-lirshburg, Stuart Zarembo, Sandor Mittelman, Gail Gritz. Ioy Klug. Second Row-Thomas Tomalis, Steven Kleiman, Lent Kovacs, Lois Greenawald, Gale Sullivan, Daniel Toole. Ioseph Sakelaridos. Third Row-Thomas Mitchell, Edward Staab, Kenneth Lewis, Sunny Lang, Ioan Gibbon, Iames Che- balo, Frank Castrignano, Richard Bose. Fourth Bow-Robert Arnold. Harry Wood, Iudith Barr, Patricia Tracey, Charles Leonhardt, Aivars Fisher. Absentee:-Irma Polglase, Barbara Foltz, Marguerite Roberts. HOME ROOM 213 MISS HELEN NICHOLS First Bow flett to rightl-lame L s ynch, Beverly Iayne, Rosema Yekel, Barbara Moss, Iudy Praley, Iudy Trabitz, William La: oreux. Second Row-Paul Milford, Bernard Cohen, Paul Got vitz, Dorothy Shea, Carole Linkiewicz, Charles Iacobs, Willio Dobson, Robert Farrell. Third Row-Paul Chesluk, Georl Morris, Barry Matukaitis, Marion Dalon, Edith Wills, Iohn Kovc Iohn Labows, Robert Will' rams. Fourth Row-Leonard Pisarci Leona Shinlro, Lois Schechtman, Barbara Hoats, Earl Christia Absent -- ' eel Allan Dukes, Carol Harris, Helen Kenney, Kathie: Masterson, Ben Roberts. HOME ROOM 301 MR. SAMUEL PAULEFTI It Row Cleft to rightj-Sharon Silverstein, Gloria Stiles, Elaine le, Sharon Rowlands, Gloria Holtzman, Peggy Lou Hummel, mie Muchler, Roberta Rayeski. Second Row-Ioseph Dorang, ' ' ' h el Holodick, Austin uiel Pieratos, William Weber, Mic a h Sauers, Ronald Lucchino. Third Row-Frank ' h uberger. Iosep ' ' k' Marilyn Iohnston, Claire Hug es, uns, Marcia Krupms 1, ' P h, Margaret Nelson. William Clit et Bauman, Caroline yra - h 'd r, Thomas Dymond, Ioel Col- l. Fourth Row Alan Sc nel e L, Neil Eustice, James Pahler, Albert Aston, William Peters h S'monette. UTY Brill, Paul Sweet, Absentee-Hut 1 HOME ROOM 220 MR. IOSEPH OBEID ' htj Barbara lean Senghaas, Carolyn Flrlt Row lleit to rig - Williams, Elaine Hering, Elisabeth Yancavage, Ann Borys. Ellen Thomas, Alice Brown, Elizabeth Amos. Second Row- Lee Miller, Linda Steinhauer, Cecelia Sheridan, Kenneth Frantz, Roy Williams, Donald Foley, Alice Kemmerer, Mary Ann Eddy, ' ' R w Jeffery Maddow, Coralie Higgs, William Smith. Third o - Brenda Wassertsrom, Christine Kelly, Patricia Butcotskz, Eliza- beth Leonard, Iohn Paltanavich. Fourth Row-Harold Harris, Edmund Roos, Ioseph Newburger, Thomas Nowak, Raymond Neely, Richard Schutter, Fred Klem, Iohn Papson, Nelson Hart- wigsen, Herbert Frey. HOME ROOM 303 MISS MARGARET Mcl-IUGH First Row Kleit to rightl-Maureen Kenney, Lillian Eget, Linda May Boyd, Margaret Swanberry, Rebecca Sheasley, Myrna Fischman, Mabel Helmbold, Mary Ellen Gordon. Second Row- Pay Stamer, Barbara Murray, Carl Chupka, Bruce Bell, Gerald Cimmet, Harold Barney, Iudith Iones, Edna Moss. Third Row- ' ' Munson, Sallie Carey, Lee Barr, Patrick Keating, Elsie Mae Barbara Solt, Catherine Dzurus, George Price. Fourth Bow- Iohn Rinehimer, Peter Noterman, Iohn Hooper, Robert Geisen- ger, Allen Martin, Douglas Weaver, Thomas Norton, Ralph Harold Masking. Garrity. Abuntee- HOME ROOM 209 MR. EUGENE PALLADINO First Row fleft to rightl-Samuel Borys, Ioseph Melski C l , arc yn Iohnson, Iohanna Higgins, Sandra Lee Baumhait. Thomas Need- ham. Ronald Solt. Second Row-Iohn Pappadakis, Patrick Koons, Sally Cohen, Regina Solomon, La Verne Pinkoski, Norma Uter. Robert Ziegler, Ioseph Bullock. Third Row-Hubert Jones, Walter Walker, Marcia Gerstein, Freda Daniels, Amelia Mala- carne Carol Iayne K thl L , . a een aughn, Edward Riley. Iames H. Davis. Fourth Row-Joseph Schwartz. Anthony Pauloski, Doris Foose, Barbara Buckman, Lanie Io Allegar, Agatha Yosnicki. Ioseph Romanotski, Thomas Williams. HOME ROOM 212 Miss HELEN Lars First Row Cleft to rightl--Arthur Geisinger, Ieanne Bonomo, Barbara Mae Nutaitis, Beverly Ioyce Harris, Eleanor Monsuer, Ascinda Lamoreux, Lois Maiers, Gerald Rosenbaum. Second Row-Richard Leshinsky, Frederick Norton, Elizabeth Smith, Maureen Anstett, Marjorie Keithline, Dorothy Brennan, Ioseph Malloy, Dale Iones. Third Row-William Pahler, Williams Davis, Catherine Shovlin, Louise Iacoby, Carol Zinga, Lee Winder, Donald MqCune. Fourth Row-Howard Engle, Vincent DeGuisto, Gary Krommes, Rhoda Lee Wamesky, Carol Sauer, Iohn Hughes, Russell Thomas, Iames Petro. Absentee-Henrieb ta Wolfe. Q., if HOME ROOM 210 MRS. ANNA HARRISON First Row lleit to rightl-Frank Bannon, Donna Shafer, Mary Shimko, Audrey Oeller, Patricia Yanik, Mary Ellen Singley William White. Second Row-Lewis Frischman, William Valenr tine. Charles Gordon, Sandra Fritzinger, Kathleen Gender. Diane Kile, Iohn Levandoski, lack Schappert, Mary Troy. Third Bow-1 Anthony Chupcavich, William Iones, Barbara Stiles, Virginia Hoffman, Ioan Butkiewicz. Ruth Anne Smith, Robert Stillartyg Ronald Henney. Fourth Row-George Schwalback, Barry Paynel Daniel Simon. Beverly Edmunds, Lucille Bartish, Linda Van Horn, Ierry Williams, William Norton, Anthony Pasone. Q with RY S 'I' A L RA D I 0 G5 'Dafa' ' 4 ,L ., ,124 Ziff' .4 -.4160 -51541 , 5,4 CR YS TA L. ' RADIO .SE T' fi HOME ROOM 214 Miss vnnomcx nmsuu First Row llett to right?-Barry Lee Singer, Donna Bonham, Ruth Ann Royston, Helene McCormack, Elizabeth Ann Richards, Pa- tricia Foley, Lewis Wetzel. Second Row-Ronald Evans, Mason Gribble, Carl Clemm, Mary Blandford, Teresa Mazula, Thomas Delaney, Basil Desiderio, Ned Endler. Third Row-Raymond Ienkins. Stanley Iones, Margaret Vesek, Anna Maris Sweeney. Marilyn Wilcox, Karen Garber, Linda Schwalenberq, Michael Brillin, Ernie Setta. Fourth Row-Ioleph Gigwich, Howard Wickkizor, Catherine Lnolesky, Iudith Nickolson, Nancy Mal- komn, Francis Biolocki, Loon Lynch. Absentee-Wm. Cowley. HOME ROOM 215 Mn. WILLIAM scorr First Row Ile!! to riqhtj--Howard Williams, Allan Zatcoti, Ioan Chupka, Karen Van Why, Mary Louise Fraley, Iohn Roberts, Joseph Stahley. Second Row--David Barr, Iames Noonan. Cathy Zbieg, Barbara Ferentz, Barbara Bohan, Pat Noonan. Iames Mooney. Third Row-Iohn Shimko, Fred Hausknecht, Iohn Walker, Barbara Lurner, Peggy Parry, Robert Wheeler, lack Church, D. Del Bossard. Fourth Row-Fred Groner, Iudy Stine, Nancy Fogel, lack Price, Phyllis Glass, Margery Tench, David loner. Absentee:-Louise Lloyd, Gail Roberts. ...Il Science ?air HOME ROOM 216 Miss nsxz wmvrzn First Row tleit to rightl-Jack Griffiths, Robert Miner, Genevieve Callahan, Phyllis Savitski, Mary Bonomo, Leo Gutstein, Robert Ianosov. Second Row-William Waitkus, Barry Strittmatter, Lynn Cole, Marion Graver, Virginia Marshall, Georgiann Basar, Iohn Sminda. William Wint. Third Row-Albert Dongas, Mike Fedorchak, Virginia Mason, Pat Brady, Rita Langan, Iune Stiles, Allred Johnson, Daniel Martin. Fourth Row-Iohn Stahley, Iohn Brizoza, Antoinette Brozoski, Peggy George, Mary Lou Krzy- wicki, Mary Lou Davies, Larry Czerpak, Richard Slabinski, Stephen Goodser. Absentee-Margaret Polaitis. HOME ROOM 218 Miss HELEN Lrnorr First Row tlett to rightl-Gary Moore, Terry Weidlich, Dorene Deitrick, Elizabeth Endler, Mary Bohnet, Larry Knecht, Don Loewen. Second Row-Allan Lebowitz. Arthur Williams. Daniel Del Balso, Sandra Knight, Elizabeth Saienni, lack Erickson, David Goodman, Arthur Cobleigh. Third Row-Iames Conwell, Ioseph Shindel, Ianice Doknovitch, Mary Yanora, Iudy Iackson. Margie Evans. Linda Handley, Richard Selins, Ierry Roberts. Fourth How-Robert Mcmduk. Donald Clayworth. Sandra Iones, Sheila Corbett, Dorothy Ricci, Edward Kelly, Iames Malacarne. Absentee-Karen Ayers. swf? P734 7' HOME ROOM 110 Miss ELEANOR onici First Row Cleft to rightj-Lureatha Dumble Dolores M , oran, Anita Zarembo, Elsie Davis Marsha Stricken, ll K ' , Ji einer, Ma!- garet Steminger. Second Row-John Mahon, William Speizman, Francis Prest, Robert Hahon, Thomas Wynn, Tom Wheeler, Dale Edwards, Donald Davis, Sheldon Newman. Third Row- Barbara Edmunds, Dawn Sallitt, Thelma Marshall, Dorothy Thomas, Molly Boyle, Carol Norton, Alice Koko, Barbara Scott, Fourth How-Elijah Gallagher, James Amos. Joseph Kennedy, Jerry Kammer, Ronald Grohowski, Joseph Brislin, Stanley Dudek, John Fritzges. Absentees-vE. Barney, T. Todd. HOME ROOM 202 Miss :sri-:rn 'ras-mgwply Flnt Row Kleft to rightj-Frank J , R ld P 1 Wetkheiser, Doris Evans. Sharon lllllliion,ml:ll1ilip gfliilr. rlliarlacgg Slmons. Peter Geddes. Second Row P G - atsy Davis, B t B . yagaglg. Betsy Birkenhead, Karen La Bella, Ellen Janee zgeidzxri U Y as, acque ine Allaba h, L 1' A l - J Marian Haiges Iudv M ug es ie nn Todd Third Row I GYOL Mdrqaret T tt , B ba lic:ArYCRL:t Pfieneier, I. Schooley Fourth Seen Hur m sional' ri - w- onald Ch - ,l len McCutcheon, Harold Richards, Robert Klein, Rig.,-12:1 L'w ' wane? W99l'Yll0WiC1f Phillys Space, John Hoffman. at ,ag '. NWN il. , W we 'flex' HOME ROOM 112 MISS MARGUERITE SMITH First Row flett to riqhtj J t I -one rvin, Judy Hess, Ruth Dietz, Suzanne Rohlfs, Mary Ann Bielecki, Joyce Thema, Clara Chmiola. Second Row-William Gabel, Archie Thompson, James Shea, Donald Williams, Asher Levitsky, Robert Simmonette, Wayne Thema. Third Row-George Sallitt. Joan Nowak, Susan Goldstein, Judy Macri, Susan Shaier, Rita Io Sheridan, Mary Louise Parente, George Volpetti. Fourth Row-Jerry Sechleer, Kenneth Vital, Brian Schyler, Cummings Piatt, Richard De Haut. Marshall Evans, Sterling Bonawitis. Abllhflil-QD. Birn- baum, P. Pouanlte, I. Muchler. .,7 3i Mx M, HOME ROOM 204 Miss MARGARET rox t Row Cleft to riqhtl-Howard Lander, Dorothy Tibas, Beryl nond, Richard Marusak, Robert Hutchins, Penny Cunning- l, Iudy Smith, Ronald Williams. Second Row-Dennis Ed- ds, Karen Rau, Colleen Roche, Laurann Meehan, Gloria :ins, 'Ioan View, Florence Marcus, lane Thomas, Robert fq. Third Row-Iames Ienkins, Keith Lawe, Kathryne Smith, ert Gilligan, Michael Elias, Elizabeth Clayworth, Raymond er, Harry Girlock. Fourth Row-Linda Rau, Donald Moser. luel Wolfe, Leonard Shaver, Nancy Grenawalt. lblentee- y Honeywell. HOME ROOM 203 Mn. WILLARD GEORGE Plllf Row flett to rightl-Andrea Harbay, Norma Iean Thomas, Linna Eisenbach. Peggy Kepp, Theresa Tomchak, Elaine Grib- ble, llsa Steinhauer. Second Row-Kenneth Russel, Mark Hamdi, Phylles Ienkins, Gavle Gelb. Mary Ellen Sallitt, Ruth Leonhardt, Patricia Duffy, Thomas Cavanaugh, Reid Hausch. Third Row-Suzette Kubiski, Nancy Benning, Thomas Whyte, Harold Kocher, Tom Monk, Robert Smith. Marion Yekel, .Anne Marie Noor. Fourth Row-Diane Cobb, William Schwab, Will- iam Trethaway, Roger Herre, Donald Dohl. Michael Usher. Ira Saylor, Doris Smith. HOME ROOM 208 Miss HELEN wA'rrs First Row fleft to riqhtj-Richard Schneider, Iohn Newman, Raymond Bauman, Susan Hotfner, Eleanor Bawier, Diane Ie!- fery, Thomas Kasper, Charles Simonson, Iack Kline. Second Row-Iackie Coury, Carole Belles, Charlotte Phillips, Iudy Moore, Iudith Lewis. Third How-Barbara Eisenstein, Harriet Iones, Clare Iones, Marlane Garey, Ierilynn Collins, Kathleen Milford. Gary Poysovich, William Evans, John Murray, Iames View, Francine Kelly, Mary Io Cronin. Fourth Row-Charles Bonak. lame: Norton, David Bevan, Edward Sekol, Alan Tape, Kenneth Williams, Raymond McCaeky. HOME ROOM 101 MISS IOSEPHINE LENAI-IAN First Row lleit to riqhtl--Paul Vesek, Robert Swan, Karen Miner V. . ivian Baumhait, Ioan Kennedy, Robert Orner Stephen Good: man. Second Row-Paul Rosenbaum Linda' Lee Will' , iams, Beverly Ioan Allabaugh, Dianne Meches, Bonnie Daubert, Louise Stella. S 11 L ' a y eonard, Ronald Ienkins. Third Row Sh A ' erry Dorf, Claude Stine, Robert Klein Barry Spencer Iames Zlobit, Norman Isaacs, lean Nowak.. Foiirth Row-Ioseoh Pow- ell, Sally Drumm, Richard Wood Gabriel Serbin R b , , o ert Egolf, Iudy Moyer, Homer Selman. Absentees-Sandra Everhart, Gary Mock. 1 1 i . HOME ROOM 103 Miss Mnnmm Goscxm. First Row Cleft to riqhtj-Ioseph Handley Thomas Skyler San- dra Mitchneck, Beverly Plavick, Sharon Hutchins, Iames Ziegler, George Martin. Second Row-Marlene Gagatek, Richard Postu- pack, Edward Farrell, Mary Houser, Marion Smith, John Foley, William Wischnewski, Barbara Io Ann Baker. Third Row- Andrew Hicko, Mary Louise Lawry, Iohn Iones, Io Anne Ma- honey, Linda Dennis, Andrea Abraham, Billy Leonhardt, Sharon Johnson, Ronald Egolf. Fourth Row-Iohn Reilly, Harold Bar- dell, Patricia Bardell, Susan Mars, Rose Ann Snyder, Annette Lynch, Carl Buchman, Donald Norton. Absontool: William Iones, Blaine Vivian. I 1 r f. ,Ak HOME ROOM 102 Miss MARY nunns . - .. , Iames Hinkley, Annu F t R w fleft to riqhtl lohn ?US0n9 I, . Nlal Lezvis, Dolores Sohatski. ADW! Shea' ,Ph111P Pfxscoe' Dqvld Harris Second Row-Rose MGIY Yuhus' Rlclmfd Kmdlex' Iames Marshall, Barbara Anne Rudollihf EVQIYH Gllsky' Ioseph Kouxy' lack Dunniqan, Madeline Nutaitis. Third RowfBarbara Kratz, C ,1 Eddy Ralph Miner, MGIY HOW' Iames Th0maS'.MU'Y Lou D? M ie wane: Miner. Raymond PUYSOHS' Dons Iumpen Fdurthmgiovr-Iudith Lynn Walton, Francis Grosspietsch, IGIHBS Daniel, Donald Robert Walch, William Hughes, Wayne Barry Thomas, Richard Thompson, Lindu 510111- i 2 x HOME ROOM 104 Mns. KATHRYN MALLOY First Row llett to rightl-Alice McGuire, Michael Pensak, Nancy Hadvance, Marie Boroski, Donna Roberts, Gretchen Powell, Paul Wasiluis. Beverly Daniel. Second How-Theodore Vand- ling, Iohn Erickson, Marcia Ienkins, Wayne Hassewicz, Carl Haskell, Walter Popejoy, Ruth Iones, Gary MacDouga1l, Sher- ried Watson. Third Row-Carol Ann Arnold, Catherine Aigel- dinqer, Daniel Mikula, Iames Donnelly, Montie Miller, Huth Ann Wolfe, Iune Powell. Fourth Row-Beatrice Ann Schoon- maker, Stuart Kranson, Allan Seeley, Richard Evans, Elaine Mitchneck. Abnntoes-Virginia Holt. HOME ROOM 105 Miss LUCILLE RYAN I-'irst Row' llett to rightl-Terry Macking, Edwin Cole. Daniel Werkheiser, Ronald Shook, Theodore Nauqle, Iames Kasper, Millicent Brew. Second Row-Frank Geqwich, Iames McCarrol1, Shirley Mae Engler, Sherry Iames, Marilyn Lee Shaver, Carol Ann Fonzo, Mike Eveland, William Levin. Third Row-lean Gibbon, Graydon Hoyt, Ioyce Callahan, Reita Bergsmann, San- dra Skordensky, Thomas Brody, Patricia Zaqropski. Fourth Row-Ioseph Cimmet, Edward Richards, Iohanna Boesinq, Kath- leen Broody, Linda Lang, Iudy Lavelle, Eddie Barr, George Gimble. Absentee-William Dizbon. HOME ROOM 107 miss mnnournrm 1-mnvmr 1-'lrlt Row tleit to rightl-Ianet Cokinqf lanice- Stiles. Harold Zinn, Ioseph Driver, Frank Loono, Marcia Chenetz, Alma l-Ierre. Second How-Thomas Miles. loseph Moses, Barry Wasserstrom, Elizabeth Lauzano, Patricia Ann Dillon. Robert Utter, Frank Norlsley, Iolin Garrah. Third Row--Lynda Ann Mc'l'ague. Mary Alice Lanqan, Richard Kulah, Joseph Ayers, Walter Solt,, Anne Aston, Linda Wehiow. Fourth Row-Em ina Phillips. Alvin loseph Barr, Phillip Rau, Peter Stritzinger, Stanley Lee. Arthur Thomas. Donald Williams. Susan Guare. We regret to have to record the death oi Marcia Chenet I, a student in this clan, who paued away on February 4, 1857. alter tr short lllnou. HOME ROOM 111 Mn. ANDREW srm-1 Pint Row fleft to rightl--Robert Schoenholt, Ioseph Urban. Leo Landau. Charles Austin, Floyd Martin, Ronald Kammer. Dennis Gittens. Second Row-John Keller, Thomas Pettit, Paulette Storm, Pamela Vital, Mary lane Achey, Iames Ayers, ICIDBI Smith. Third Row-Vera Starner, Natalie Norton, Ann Chenetx, Carol Ann Bachman, Carol Robak, Ann Louise Pissott. Mary Ann Wolfe. Fourth Row-Margaret Griffin, Robert Czerpak. Richard Higgs, Ioseph Zagropski, Dorothy Smith. HOME ROOM 109 MRS. RUTH COULTER First Row Cleft to riqhtj--Ellen Lee Kivler, Kenneth Iones, Robert Hafner. Iohn Kepp, Stephen Alinikott, Albert Dellante, Carolyn Parr. Second Row-Robert Ferrancee. Ioseph View, Catherine Krzywicki, Iudy Roberts, Penny Lewis, Kathleen Bukomovich, Eriks Fisher, Charles Dobson. Third Rowe-Edith Mailander, Iulianne Hudock, Nancy Flynn, Beverly Hennebaul, Carolee Pepperling, Ruth Shatter. Catherine Iohnston, Larraine Gordon. Fourth Row-Edward Soltis, Ioel Fiexman, James Seratini. Ioseph Smith. Absentee-Edward Freese. -'W- ' g rv On through life, in our hearts We will cherish, Steadfast forever I Meyers High. 4. , U, , - I Q 3 . 3 . if rg 4- ..z1, B3 e L if' ' , X T M1 . Q- 'Sym Q ZF Hg L9 ' A Tren!-A ' ? ' - I r 1, , A .M ..,..w.. ,W-1-iv'---X Yvyx ,M A33 , I 1022. 1: i c' y 6 56 S X WE S JA I X X I I X I I XX - gn I II 'R CUX'I T STUDENT! ORGANIZATIONS VARIED CLUBS MUSICAL GROUPS HONOR SOCIETIES SPECIAL PERFORMANCES ff! I ' -A f IH j .li . 5 ZW 'L Y .r I Ig.. I ' Iii' ' 5 EVE III! ' ' I Z V I ' Il S, x W If II- S F X. P1 I ' ' I , , A 1 ' , . I N ' , IIFIIMN C I , I , .-f-'IP-SU -1' I ix' 5 Egg., .945 . Pro Nl' . Presented by the Senior Class on March 1, 1957 ' l Directed by Miss Marian Hogg and Miss Anne Iones Student Directors Ann Iones g Lynne Kellerman Thomas Grimes Kneeling lleft to right!-Tom Grimes, Paul Eyerman, luck Q Nowak. lack Wall. Ken Smith, lack Deroli, Bob Robinson, P Bob Hoover. Standinq-lim McAfee, Joanne Ayers. Ruth Mappes, Marilyn Hutter. Terry De Francesco. Lynne Kellerman. Low Zweibsl, Lindsay Trax. Ann IORCIJ Loo Rohlh. lane Castriqxmno, Graco Gallagher. lim lauhr. any i Senior Play Tice Pow- flat Kane! Concert Directed by Mr. Ioseph Geyer Presented on April 26, 1957 'Qww fn sf 9 , 1, Q' mode n Clwir Concert NORTHEASTERN DISTRICT CHORUS was held at Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania, on Ianuary 10, 11, and 12, 1957. Those who attended were: Ioanne Ayers '57, Ruth Mappes '57, Bob Gallagher '57, lack Wall '57, and Ken Smith '57. Ken Smith also attended All-State Chorus. NORTHEASTERN DISTRICT BAND was held at Clark Summit, Pennsyl- vania on February 14, 15, and 16, 1957. Those who attended were: Phyllis Schrey '57, Dorothy Trexler '58, Peter Noterman '59. Peter Noterman also attended All-State Band. unior Spring Program Zfltla Manual Nmateur Wight mu., mmm My Ill:-. Thema bvnlin Inf. Ida:-ren c'l.411f.+ may 9th and Idtla, l95 7 ff! Ang.. 09 si 'A' V t I Q N4 'Fifi' N y W4 H Y. k f' . 4 Lf' n , . f PQ - ' Q L . Q 1' y -- - v W If : - 4 5 .A U , A, ' U55 Q 9' A' Y I fy: 1 1, x .6 f- QV ff--s.x ,Q--..x f if MISS CATHERINE MCMANMON, woulbf Seated fleit to rightl-Mary Carol Schmidt, Ioan Drey, Mary Lou Davies, Gail Roberts, Dellamae Rright, Kathy Mooney, Grace Gallagher, Ioanne Ayer , Ruth Mappes. Martha Gallagher, Louise Krauss, Sharon Needle. First Row-Bob Gallagher, Lois Schectman, Iudy Walborn. Mary Louise Walborn. Marilyn Hutter, Hoy Williams. Nadine Goldstein, Nancy Schiffman, Cynthia Hagley, Marilyn Wilcox, Anna Beryl, Bill Speizman. Second Row-Betty Leonard, Sandra Ungar, Stephen Goodsir, Hull lee flmpffh t ELMPRINT ADVISORS GRACE Singer, Carol Baiz, Molly Corbett. ELMPRIN1' BUSINESS STAFF Left Row Ioan Urban, Mary Ann Ayoub. Barbara Osinski, Russel Benjamin. Right How-Patty Ward. Barbara Yanora. Pa- tronia, Rakauskas, Bety Ann Kruger. Absent-Phyllis Kulah, Iohn Hooper. MISS CATHERINE MCMANMON Edff0f.f,,-C,,i GHER MR. ANTHONY YUKNAVICH if ffmprint Staff me Seated Cleft to rightl Betty Leonard, Martha Gallagher, Sharon Needle, Ioanne Ayers, Ruth Mappes, Grace Gallagher, Editor-in-Chiei: Kathleen Mooney, Dellamae Wright, Louise Krauss, Ioan Drey. Standing-Mary Carol Schmidt, Mary Lou Davies, Robert Gallagher, Russell Singer, William Speizman, Roy Williams, Gail Roberts, Miss Catherine McManmon, Sponsor. ,........4mumQ r , , Y, IA ,, , ' ali'-i V Colophon eneral Staff 455' Associate Editors MOLLY CORBETT P ii MID: v ...... -, l-'irsl Bow Cleit to right!-Christine Kelly, Patricia Butcoiski, Linda Steinhauer, Ellen Thomas. Louise Del Gobbo, Nancy Bon- savage, Ioan Trax. Second Row-Sandra Ungar, Barbara lean Senqhaas, Myrna Fischman, Carol Wetzel, Carol Baiz. Third Row-Sara Malkemes. Sharon Needle, Peggy Mooney, Barbara Yanora, Nadine Goldstein, Elaine Marlin. Fourth Row- Iarnes Dunn, Bernie Herman, Lois Schecht- rnan, Iohn Papson, Gale Sullivan, Iarnes Kauier, Robert Hoover.. A A 1 MARTHA GALLAGHER Assistant Editors A ,. IAMES KAUFER RSAHARD HUTCHINS fs A RA MALKEMES . spalwfrx. ,X vm i. s w COLOPHON ADVISORS Miss MARIAN R. HOGG MMR. IOHN DAVIES ISS MARION SIEGEL Miss MIRIAM WATKINS Photographers PAUL EYERMAN STUART ZAREMBO KENNETH FOX YALE SAGER nan... s , :il 5 4 .-1. I OAN NE Edlf0r,in-2IZ?RS he Colophon fig unior ro Senior Prvm Student Cvun 1 fxecutiale Koard Pint How Ileit to rightl-Myrna Pischman. Karen La Bella, Nancy O'Kane. Second Row-Frank Gegwich, Bob Wheeler. MARY BURNS, VERONICA BRISLIN, Sponlorl First Row Ileit to rightl-Bonnie Daubert, Gayle Gelb, Karen Rau, Ioanne Ayers, Anne Aston, Sharon Silverstein, Elaine Toole, Linda Lee Williams, Grace Gallagher, Karen La Bella, Gretchen Powell, Mary Achery. Second Row-Robert Utter, Iohn Keller, Thomas Whyte, Christine Kelly, Marjorie Henney, Myrna Fischman, Patti Ward, Barbara lean Senghaas. Gail Roberts, Myrna Powell, lohn Newman, Frank Geqwich, Robert Simms. Third Row-Pat Powell, Freda Powell, Mary Ellen Gordon. Carol Sauer, Linda Van Horn, Martha Gallagher, Iudy Walborn, Marilyn Wilcox. Fourth Row-Barbara Hoats, Iudy Maori, Sheila Corbett, Ioan Gibbon, Bob Wheeler. Alan Tope, Arthur W. Evans, Michael D. Moses, Barry Payne, Dale Iones, Mary Lou Davies, Nancy Grenawalt, Nancy O'Kane. Filth Row-Bob Ziegler, Iohn Labows, Lindsay Trax, Roy Van Why, Bob Hoover, Carl Kemmerer, Tom Mitchell, Charles Eastwood, Ierry Sechleer, Bob Gallagher. Hoy Van Why, President: Molly Corbett, Vice-President: Martha Gallagher, Secretary- Treasurer, Michael Moses, Sergeant-at-Arms. fliylc Salumen vs, Ufficem o Student Council 'ls-'W' ' MISS MAHIAN R. HOGG, Sponsor First Row Clett to right!-Andrea Harbay, Helen Kenney, Ioan Trax Louise Del Gobbo. Ioanne Ayers, Carol Thomas, Sandra Korson, Betty Lanzano, karen Miner. Second Row-Louise Krauss. Gwenn Gould, Robert Klein Charles Simonson M' h 1 , , ic ae Elias, Cummings Piatt, Stanley Lee, William Evans, Frank Iones, Alice McGuire, Catherine Marowski, Carol Ann Bachman. Third Row-Susan Gaare Barbara Mur ray, Emma Iane Phillips, Susan Goldstein, Barbara Stiles, Iudy Moyer Virginia Helt, Mary Ann Wolie, Barbara Becker, Ianet Eroh. Fourth Row-Iames Noonan. Robert Wheeler, lack Wall, Fred Iacoby, Lee Miller, Ioe O'Brien, Brooke Yeager. ,Fifth Row-Ann Loughran, Maurice Krupinski, Nancy Malkemes, Ann Miller, Betty lLeonard, Doris Smith, Sally Fell, Nancy Grenawalt. Sixth How-Jack Sekol, Leonard Pisarcik, Roy Van Why, Ray Gilliqan, Iohn Rinehimer. Maurice Dennis, Wade Pisarcik, Iohn Papson. 1 Kanlz CaAlnie1-A I lou tu H' f x Q 35910 11 Kd gn xml it M' at nk., i xx 'K my 4 W Uhr Q X 552144114 in me , 5 7-xiii, K 'I ix X ani IOANNE AYERS LOUISE KRAUSS 545 c4l'l'i0l'4 Head Cashiers 141-clue:-9 MISS BEATRICE ROSENTHAI.. Sponsor First Row Cleft to rightj-Carol Stahley, Ioan Davis. Carol Ann Thomas, Iudith Tosh, Myrna Powell, Rita Karpowich, Ruth Knorr. Rose Butler, Carol Thomas, Sheila Shai- ler, Nancy Stubbs. Carol Siegel, Patricia Owens. Second Row-Lois Brelsford, Kay Farr, Ioyce Bond, Nancy Schiffman, Barbara Frank, Betsy Lynch, Gwenn Gould. Rita Ann Pisano, Io An Moses, Charlotte Di Magqio. Third Row-Catherine Marow- ski, Patricia Gildea, Peggy Mooney, Patricia Klimchak, Dolores Borek, Beverly Hertz, Sandra Weiss, Ann Shovlin, Esther Davis. Phoebe Benson. Mimi Vas Korlis. Dolores Nczrdone. Fourth Row-Iudith Lewis, Mary Bauman, Marilyn Cowell, Bette Hell, Catherine Miller, Ellen Robalr, Nellie Totten, Rita Murphy, Kitsy Roche, Marie Misewich, Ann Loughran, Patricia Miller. ?utare Yeaclael-A of Mmerica MISS CRSIMIR TYRURSKI, MR. WARREN CHALLIS, Sponsors I-'lrlt Row lleit to riqhtl-Mimi Vas Korlis, Peggy Mooney, Betsy Tubridy, Nancy Schiffman, Ann Louqhran. Second Row- Marilyn Evans, Ioanne Ayers, Ianet Eck- rote. Kay Farr, Neshama Rosenbaum. Third Row-Ellen Robuck, lim McAfee, vice president: Russell Benjamin, preli- dent: David Peters, Sandra Ungar, macro- ICIYY. ft melvlfly C1116 Stage Crew MISS MARIAH R. HOGG, Sponsor First Row Cleft to riqhtl-Fred Jacoby, James Pollard, James Shea, David Ed- wards. Robert Farrell. Second Row-Jet irey Brill, Thomas Thomas, Thomas Gri- mes.. Thomas Dymond. Third Row-Ro- bert Hoover, Russell Benjamin, James Kauter, Carl Kemmerer, Frank Jescavage. Absent-Tom Nowak. 1. MRS. LOIS MAYNAHD. Sponsor First Row Ileft to right -Teddy Vandlinq, William Wischnewski, John Keller, James Thomas. Jeananne Gibbon, Johanna Boesinq, Vice President: Sally Leonard, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer: Beverly Hennebaul, Carol Robak, James McCarroll, Vera Starn- er, Walter Miller, Thomas Pettit, Robert Schoenholtz. Second Row-Charles Austin, James Ziegler, Charles Orner, Walter Popeioy, Janice Stiles, Marie Boroski, Shirley Enqler, Carol Ann Bachman, Alice McGuire, Barbara Bahr, Cathy Krzywicki, Patricia Ann Dillon. Rena Ellen Bergsmann, Secretary'Treasurer: Carolyn Parr, Karen Miner, Robert Utter, Leo Landau. Third How-Judy Macri. Accompanist: Judy Roberts, Margaret Griffin, Virginia Rae Helt, President: Kathy Broody, Edith Mailander, Beat- rice Schoonmaker, Emma Jane Phillips, Dorothy Smith, Sallie Drumm. Elaine Mitch- neck, Judy Lynn Walton, Judy Ann Moyer, Linda Ruth Lang, Elizabeth Anne Aston, Linda Lee Williams. 4- -s. f. W i xr univ 0 clue tra .1 -Q25 f' ,X MRS. LILLIAN TOHELLO SUPPLEE, Sponsor First Row flett to riqhtl-Betsey Birkenhead, Mary Houser, Linda Dennis, Sandra Mitchneck, Beverly Plevick, Marion Smith, Io Anne Mahoney, Andrea Abraham. Second Row-Dale Iones, Ruth Ann Royston, Rose Ann Snyder. Henrietta Wolfe. Sally Cohen, Norma Utter, Susan Maars, Sheldon Newman. Donald Williams. Third Row-William L. Speizman, Donald Davis, Iudy Major, Sharon Iohnson, Lynn Cole, Teresa Mazula, Barbara Steifle. Molly Boyle, Iill Keiner, Brendon Donlin. Fourth Row-Steve Goodsir. Howard Williams. Cummings Piatt, Michael Brislin, Barbara Buckman, Margaret Pieilmeier, Marian Haiqes, Catherine Shovlin. Ierry Kummer, Sterling Bonawitz, Albert Donqas. Ablont-N. Enlder, I. Kaury, U. Thomas, S. Driem, R. Wood. B. Allabaugh, C. Wer- ner. D. Harris. Ax Senio 0 clue tra key C1116 .. in -Q H .t - :,f'f,Sia1' J-as W i , iii gif? Q 9' y-1 . 4 - A, ig., so W 1 ,. if nf ,., A . f -cl V C' in vw MRS. LILLIAN TORELLA SUPPLEE, Director First Row fleit to right7'Betsy Birkenhead, Teresa Mazula, Bonnie Muchler, Dorothy Trexler, Sharon Rowlands, Ioan Drey, Peggy Swanberry, Sally Cohen, Marian Haiges. Second Row--Wayne Davis, William R. Speizman, Donald Williams, Linda Mae Boyd, Henrietta Wolfe, Iudith Major, Barbara Stoifel, Iohn Kotch, Cummings Platt. Third Row-Albert Dongas, Ellen Robak, Nancy Noonan, Beatrice Chigos, Maella Redington, Mary Ann Wegrzynowicz, Phyllis Schrey, Ianet Rinehimer, Stella Alexion, Carol Yudisky. Fourth Row-Ioseph Iohnston, Peter Noterman, Catherine Shovlin, Sharon Needle, Margaret Ptielmeier, Barbara Buckman, Cynthia Hagley, Kathleen Mooney, Marilyn Evans, Brooke Yeager, Kenneth Smith, Edward Birch. Absent-Russell Belles, Barry Matukaitis, Nadine Endler, B. Allabaugh, C. Oerner. -Q 5. MR. JOSEPH OBEID. Sponsor First Row Cleft to right!-Art Evans, Iack Sekol, Mike Moses, lack Derolt, Brooke Yeager, Paul Eyerman, Dave Edwards. Lindsay Trax. Second Row-Iohn Labows, Doug Yeager, Tom Mitchell, Hon Calorussc. Iohn Lally, Pete Noterman, Dick Hut- chins, Russ Belles, Iohn Papson, Russ Singer. Third Row-Roy Van Why, Iack Nowak, Ken Smith, Carl Kemmerer. Charles Eastwood, Bob Gallagher, Herb Frey, Pete Lyskowski, Al Aston, Barry Yelen. glee C1416 MRS. LOIS MAYNARD, Sponsor First Row lleit to riqhtj-Bunny Callahan, Ruth Ann Royston, Betsey Birkenhead. Susan Rohlts, Iacqueline Allabaugh, Carolyn Iohnson, Patsy Davis, Barbara Ann Ferentz, Karen La Bella, Judy Has, Ellen Iane Winder. Second Row-Thomas Kasper, Thomas Needham, Gerald Kammer, Charles Simonson, Iill Keiner, Freda Daniels, Georqianne Basar, Kathleen Gender. Ioseph Stahley, Lewis Wetzel. Thomas Wheeler, Kenneth Russel. Third Row-Marilyn Wilcox, Sheila Corbett, Iudith Iackson. Judith Macri, Iames Noonan, Stanley Iones, Robert Ianosov, Iames Mooney, Kenneth Vital, Molly Boyle, Barbara Stefiel, Carol Iayne, Mary Yanora. Fourth RowAVirqinia Mason, Dorothy Thomas, Thelma Marshall, Carol Sauer, Nancy Malkemes, Ioan Nowak, Mary Io Cronin, Catherine Shovlin, Marriet Milford, Diane Cobb, Barbara Stiles, Marian l-laiges. Alice lean Koko, Iudith Major. I-'itth Row-Linda Sue Van Horn. Beverly Edmunds, William Havik, Thomas Todd, Donald Norton. Leonard Shaver, Stephen Goodsir, Robert Mandak, Ioseph Powell, Marshall Evans. Robert Wheeler, Barbara Edmunds, Barbara Scott. . V' 'illllllfl Qsrluscszitlfcfl ,fr t 4 ,r ' n N '- - H--i Coloplcon Patron Wcket Committee bara Hoats, Iudy Marci. en Pal MRS. KATI-IERINE MALLOY, Sponsor First Row Cleft to right!-Beverly Plevick, Marion Smith, Elsie Davis, Sandie Baum- hait, Walter Popeioy, Robert Utter, Iames Daniel, Tom Kasper, George Seiwell, Karen Miner, Mary Houser, Anna Mae Lewis, Sharon Hutchins. Second Row-Io Anne Mahoney, Gretchen Powell, Linda Dennis, Beverly I-Iennehaul. Mary lane Achery, Carolyn Parr, Ascinda Lamoreux, Marie Boroski, Ioyce Ann Callahan, Shirley Mae Engler, Carol Robak, Dianne Meckes, Georgiann Basar. Ann Chenetz, Marlane Garey, Evelyn Gelsky. Third Row-Tom Miles. Tom Pettit. Frank Geqwich, Iohn Keller. Vera Starner, Andrea Abraham, Carolie Pepperling, Paulette Ann Storm, Nancy Hadvanec, Marsha Stricker, Dolores Moran, Linda Weidow. Dorothy Brennan, Chris- topher Mass, Kenneth Eveland, Iames Carroll, lack Dunniqan. Fourth Row-Peggy Kepp. Iudy Iones, Sherried Watson, Walter Miller, Ioel Fierman, Lorraine Gordon, Cathy Iohnston, Jane Rooney, Kathryn Smith, Ioan View, Ann Louise Pissott. Ann Marie Norton, Margaret Griffin, Stanley Lee. lames Seratini, Charles Dobson, Alice McGuire, Barbara Rudolph. Fifth Row-Dennis Gittens, Ruth Leonhardt, Suzette Kubislri, Annette Lynch. Rose Ann Snyder, Judith Lynne Walton, Linda Stahl, Eddie Freeze, Robert Mandak, Weqrgynowicz, Ir., Iudy Moyer, Beatrice Schoonmaker, June Powell, Mary Lou Laury, Sharon Iohnson, Phyllis Ienkins, Richard Kreidler. llarietq C1116 Allen Seeley. MRS. KATHERINE MALLOY, Sponsor First Row lleit to rightj-Walter Popeyoy Teddy Vandling, Iames Erickson Wayne Hanewicz, Gary MacDougal1, Ruth Iones Beverly Daniel. Second Row-Donna Ro berts, Alice McGuire, Marie Boroski Mar ceo Ienkins, Ruth Ann Wolie, Elaine Mitch neck. Third Row-Beatrice Ann Schoon maker, Brenda Gail Peters. Sherried Wat son, Michael Pensak, Paul Wasiluls Fourth Row-Carol Ann Arnold Virginia Helt, Iune Powell, Daniel Mikula Montie Miller, Stuart Kranson, James Donnelly anior-Senior ff- 7eenA M111 Patrol First Row lleit to rightl-Gail Roberts, Ann Borys. Marsha Stricker, Andrea Harbay, Ellen Thomas, Rosemary Yelcel, Peggy Spare. Second How-Iackie Coury, Mari- lyn Wilcox, Elaine Toole, Mimi Vas Korlis, Virginia Mason, Freda Daniels. Third Row-Marion Yekel, Karen Rau, Shelia Corbett, Mary Lou Davies, Ioan Gibbon, Mary Alice Smith. Fourth Row-Carol Sauer, Dorothy Ricci, Mary Iane Davis, Ruth Ann Booram, Margaret Mooney, Mari- lyn Cowell, Roberta Hayeski, Barbara Ieari Senghaas, Christine Kelly, Bonnie Harris. Fifth RowwMartha Gallagher, Nancy Noonan, Linda Sue Van Horn, Nancy Schiffman, Lois Schechtman, Betty Leonard. MISS EMILY THIMMER, Sponsor First Row fleit to rightl-Beverly Manganello, Patsy Owens, Ianet Eckrote Ioyce Kile, Treasurer: Betty Ann Butkiewicz, President: Dellamae Wright, Ioan Trax, Patsy Rakauskas, Nancy Bonsavage. Second Row-Terry De Francesco, Grace Gallagher, Arden Downey, Dolores Nardone, Carol Searfoss, Catherine Marowski, Carol Thomas, Iane Castrignano, Iudy Russell. Third Row---Marian Downey, Kay Farr, Patti Ward, loan Urban, Nancy O'Kane. Martha Gallagher. Esther Davis, Carol Wolsieier, Kay Borys. Fourth Row-Iudy Iames, lane Hughes, Patsy Miller, Phoebe Benson, Patsy Klimchak, Dolores Borek, Audrey Marshall, Lois Solt, Gladys Monseur. Fifth Row- Carole Yudisky, Rita Murphy, ,Sally Fell, Ann Shovlin, Marilyn Hutter, Catherine Miller, Mary Ann Ayoub, Patsy Gilden, Miss Trimmer, Advisor: Phyllis Lange, Ann Marie McGuire, Ann Miller, Barbara Malacarne, Ellen Robak, Rose Bolcarovic, Betsy Coury, Claire Gimble. MRS. ELMEH FHALEY. Sponsor First Row llelt to rightl-Mary Louise Fraley, Sheila Corbett, Virginia Morgan, Ios Gegwich, Mary Lou Davies, Marilyn Wilcox, Sandra Baumhalt. Second Row-Carol Sauer, Dorothy Ricci, Gail Roberts, Betty Richards, Andrea Harbay, Betsy Birkenhead, Marjorie Tench, Diane Cobb. Third Row-lim Petro, Dick Helms, Don Drysdale, Marshall Evans. Fourth Row-Bob Ziegler. A- t N univr lfegianrf Senior lfegianrf MRS. ELMER FRALEY, Sponsor First Row tlelt to rightl-Ruth Mappes, Bette Helt, Elizabeth Coury, Martha Gallagher. Molly Corbett, Louise Krauss, Lois Schectman, Christine Kelly. Second Row-Barbara Frank, Ioan Paltanavich, Mary Ellen Gordon. Iudy Walborn, Cynthia Hagley, Ianet Rineheimer, Stella Alexion, Alice Brown. Third How-Art Evans, lack Sekol, Russell Singer, Ronnie Colarusso, Iohn Labows, Mike Moses, Bill McGuire, Chuck Iones, Charles Eastwood. Fourth Row--John Rineheimer, Peter Noterman. MRS. ELMEH FRALEY, Sponsor Fh-st Row flelt to rightl-Gail Iones, Nadine Goldstein, Barbara Nieminski, Lynne Kellerman, Nancy O'Kane, Ioanne Ayers, Carol Baiz, Fay Shaw, Lee Rohlfs. Second Row-lack Lewis, Iack Nowak, Ed Kryzwicki, Bob Hoover. Seniow ?reAlemen-Sloplwmore ff- Teenlf First Row lleit to rightl-Iudy Walborn, President: Gail Roberts, Vice President: Roberta Rayeski, Treasurer: Susan Wells, Barbara Ferentz, Phyllis Savitski, Bunny Callahan, Ascinda Lamoreux, Anna Borys, Elaine Toole, Peggy Hummel, Betty Yancavage, Barbara Paltz, Carol Harris. Second Row-Barbara Senghaas, Elizabeth Amos, Beverly Harris, Mary Blandford, Donna Bonham. Mary Louise Fraley, Ellen Thomas, Rosemary Yekel. Peggy Spare, Pat Foley, Icy Klug, Irma Polglase, Mary lane Davis, Barbara Murray, Mary Ellen Gordon. Third Row-Barbara Becker, Georgiana Basar, Marilyn Wilcox, Linda May Boyd, Betty Richards, Peggy Parry, Edna Moss, Peggy Swanberry, Iudy Trabitz, Claire Hughes. Iudy Iones, Lois Green- awald, Faye Starner, Barbara Turner, Barbara Stiles. Fourth Row-Nancy Noonan, Interclub Council: Kathleen Gender, Amelia Malacame. Mabel Helmbold, Sandra Fritzinger, Ioan Butkiewicz, Christine Kelly, Carol Wetxel, Leni Kovacs, Marilyn Iohnston, Ruth Williams, Gloria Sallitt, Iudy Jackson, Donna Shatter, Sandy Knight. Fifth Row-Marcia Krupinski, Beverly Iones, Ioan Gibbon, Betty Leonard, Elsie Mae Munson. Carol Sauer, Dorothy Ricci. Iudy Stine, Mary Lou Krzywicki, Kathleen Masterson, Linda Vanl-lorn, Pat Tracy, Ioan Mangan, Beverly Edmunds, Nancy Malkemes, Catherine Dzurus. Iunclc Patrol First How flett to rightj-Iohn Fritzges, Iames Amos, Stanley Iones, Stanley Du- dek, Robert Wheeler, Cummings Piatt. Second Row-Mike Moses, Captain: Art Evans, Assistant Captain: Iack Sekol, Treasurer: Iames Dunn, Sgt.-at-arms: Ken- neth Fox, Chick Craze, Secretary. Third Row-Dick Hutchins, lack Price, Don Mosf es, Roy Van Why, Chuck Iones, Leonard Shaver. Modern Ch air MR. JOSEPH GEYER, Sponsor First Row fleft to rightl-Sharon Rowlands, Edith Wills, Ianet Bauman, Roxanne Brown, Betsy Lynch, Roy Williams, Pat Keating, Albert Aston, David Edwards, Iudy Walborn, Carol Baiz, Nancy Noonan, Ianet Hinehimer, Bonny Muchler, Dot Trexler, Ioseph Geyer. Second Bow-Ruth Mappes, Secretary, Linda Boyd, Betsy Tubridy, Mary Bauman, Sonia Lang, Barbara Yanora, Bernard Cohen, Alan Schneider, Ken Smith, President: Peter Noterman, Herb Frey, Mary Louise Wolborn, Ioyce Kile, Ioanne Ayers, Vice President: Lee Hohlfs, Treasurer. Third Row--Mar Carol Schmidt, I c B d, M i n D l El n r i y oy e on aro a on. ea o Aston. Els e Munson, Bob Gallagher, Bob Smith, Harold Harris. Iohn Papson, lack Nowak, Dick Hutchins, Ralph Gar- rity, Phyllis Schrey, Barbara Hoats, Cynthia Haqley, Lois Greenwald, Beverly Iayne, Barbara Moss. Fourth Row-Peter Truszkowski, Iim Lutes, Tom Diamond, Iohn Rinehimer. Each year a group of students of the tenth grade is elected to member- ship in the Iunior Honor Society. These people continue to be members in their Iunior and Senior years. They act as Ushers for special performances and often as guides for visitors of for other special duties. CARL KEMMERER GRACE GALLAGHER PAUL EYERMAN IOANNE AYERS CAROL ANN BAIZ HARRIET CIMMET ANN GOMB PETRONIA RAKAUSKAS KENNETH SMITH ELIZABETH BUTKIEWICZ DONNA MANN AUDREY MARSHALL ELAINE MARTIN SANDRA KAYE JOYCE KILE ANN O'KANE IOAN URBAN IOHN NOWAK HELEN ALLEN ROSALIE BOLCAROVIC MARILYN HUTTER RUTH MAPPES RUTH ROHLFS BARBARA YANORA LEROY VAN WHY CHARLES EASTWOOD RUSSELL SINGER MARGARET CORBETT BURNETTA I-IARRIIS MARY WALBORN NEIL KORNZWEIG ELEANOR ASTON ELIZABETH COURY MARTHA GALLAGHER PATRICIA KLIMCHAK SHARON LEBOWITZ MARY CAROL SCHMIDT ARTHUR EVANS RUTH BOOROM VERONICA BUZOSKI CYNTHIA ANN HAGLEY SARA MALKEMES SHARON NEEDLE RICHARD HUTCHINS SALLY FELL PATRICIA MILLER SANDRA WEISS ROBERT SMITH WILLIAM YEAGER BARRY YELEN MARY BAUMAN BARBARA FRANK PATRICIA GILDEA MARIORIE HENNY LOUISE KRAUSS IUDITH RUSSELL ANN SHOVLIN ROBERT KINSMAN ROSEANN CARUSO MARGERY SIEGEL ROBERT SMITH SANDRA KORSON IUDITH WALBORN BERNARD COHEN JOHN LABOWS BEVERLY IAYNE CAROLE LINKIEWICZ STUART ZAREMBO SONIA LANG IOSEPH SAKELARIDOS CAROL WETZEL KENNETH FRANTZ NELSON HARTWIGSEN ROY WILLIAMS CHRISTINE KELLY ALBERT ASTON ALAN SCHNEIDER lee A Club IANET BAUMAN MARY ROWLANDS ELAINE TOOLE GERALD CIMMET PETER NOTERMAN LINDA BOYD LILLIAN EGET MYRNA EISCHMAN MARY ELLEN GORDON ELSIE MUNSON REBECCA SHEASLEY FAY STARNER MARY ANN WEGRZYNOWICZ ELLEN ROBAK CAROL SIEGEL CATHERINE ROCHE NANCY SCHIFFMAN BETTE HELT IOYCE BOND DOROTHY TREXLER ANN LOUGHRAN KAY FARR RUSSEL BENIAMIN THOMAS GRIMES DAVID PETERS ------- - - - MISS CASIMIR TYBURSKI, Sponsor First Row Cleft to right!-Pat Raukaskas, Ioanne Ayers, Grace Gallagher, Terry de Francesco, Lee Rohlis, Ioyce Kile, Rebecca Sheasley, Myrna Fischman, Carole Link- iewicz, Beverly Iayne, ludith Russel, Ruth Mappes, Betty Ann Butkiewicz, Mary Carol Schmidt, Sharon Rowlands, Elaine Toole. Second Row-Bonnie Harris, Chris- tine Kelly, Mary Ellen Gordon, Barbara Yanora, Betsy Lynch, Stuart Zarembo, Ron- ald Simrns, Brooke Yeager, Ioseph Sakelaridos, William Tomalinas, Roy Williams, Louise Krauss, Linda May Boyd. Iudy Walborn, Carol Wetzel, Ianet Bauman, Third Row-Barry Yelen, Bernard Cohen, Sharon Needle, Veronica Brozoski, Nancy O'Kane, Barbara Prank, Sonia Lang, Patricia Klimchalc, Patricia Gildea, Martha Gallagher. Ioan Urban, Marjorie Henney, Albert Aston, Gerald Cimmet. Fourth Row-Mimi Vas Korlis, Sharon Lebowitz, Marilyn Hutter, Ann Shovlin, Pegqy Mooney, Marilyn Cowell, Mary Bauman, Patricia Miller, Cynthia Haqley, Audrey Marshall, Sandra Weiss, Elsie Mae Munson. I-'ifth Row-Arthur Evans, Kenneth Smith, Molly Corbett, Betsy Coury, Rosalie Bolcarovic, Carol Baiz, Mary I.. Walbom, Elaine Martin, Sara Malkelnes, Sally Fell, Iohn Labows, Paul Eyerman. Sixth Row-Richard Hutchins. Peter Noterman, John Nowak, Alan Schneider, Herbert Prey, Nelson Hartwigsen, Carl Kemmerer, Roy Van Why, Russell Singer. kind to-he-used in any school, throws a 12 by 16 Eootxolctuure o the screen. It xslused at Meyers for guidance programs, fo - . W, ,wh I q,,,,,,h, In mb. events o nationa importance, and f th W ld S FFOICC un 509.4 H.. as f'?..'3.'Q.q-kt. ' ' of 1956. mn 0' e 0' we MR. JOSEPH GEYER, Sponsor Kneeling llett to riqhtj-Gloria Holtzman, Lois Brelslord, Barbara I-loats. Marilyn Cowell, Martha Gallagh- er, Claire Gimble,, Nancy O'Kane, Roxanne Brown, Joan Drey, Myrna Powell. First Row--John Kotch, Anita Zarembo, Jill Keiner, Mary Louise Fraley, Beverly Allabaugh, Bonnie Daubert, Sally Leonard, Asher Levitsky, David Harris, Donald Williams, Robert Orner, James Marshall, Archie Cruickshank, Donald Davis, Wayne l-lanewicz, James Mooney, Francis Kumor. Second Row-Patsy Miller. William Weber, Beatrice Chiqos, Jerry Kammer, Gabriel Serbin, Dale Jones, Howard Williams, Wayne Thomas. Sheldon Newman, Patrick Noonan, Brendon Donlin, William Speizman, Raymond Parsons, Brooke Yeager, Dorothy Trexler. Third Row-Marilyn Evans, James Stahley, Barry Matukaitis, Richard Wood, Molly Boyle. Iudy Walbom, Nancy Noonan, Sally Drumm, Daniel Toole, Joseph Brislin. Cummings Piatt, Jerry Sechleer, Daniel Martin, Ned Endler, Bruce Bell, Jeffrey Maddow. Fourth Row-Kenneth, Smith. Barbara Edmunds, Barbara Scott, Delmas Bossard, Joseph Johnston, Stephen Goodsir, Sterling Bonawitz, Peter Noterman, Russell Belles, Wayne Davis, Howard Wickhizer. Absent from picture-Phyllis Schrey, Carol Yudisky, The Kami Kathleen Mooney, Anita Starner, Mary Troy, Albert Aston, James Monk. Sherry Dorf, Stanley Jones, Marshall Evans, Ellen Robak, Carl Lucas, Judy Walborn, Joseph Koury, Linda Boyd. ,al MISS MARION DOWNEY, Sponsor Kal etin 5094 MISS MARION DOWNEY, Sponsor Lei! to righi-Mike Dennis, Ron Zupa, Chet Grohowski, Iohn Paltanavich, Doug Yeagf er, Joe Iohnston, Bob Gallagher, Ed Roos, Bob Robinson, Sam Solomon, Ron Williams. Uffice NAAIA tan tA Seated flef! to riqhtj-Mary Ann Wegrzy- nowicz, Pat Martin, Maella Redinqton. Lois Greenwald. Standing, Arden Downey, Liz Iones, Ann Mack, Ann Miller, Elaine Martin, Ioan Trax. el, Carole Sinkiewicz. 1414 C7116 Left to right-Becky Sheasley Iudy Walborn, Mary Ellen Gor don, Phyllis Lange, Leni Kovacs Dave Sallitt, Kathy Mooney Nancy Schiffman, Ann Lockran Harold Shindel, Rosemary Yek MISS MARION SIEGEL Sponsor -2-4-K he , L ., - - Q 'E . ' sq I . T 5 0 A K: ...f M ' I V .1 X 4' V ,A,, g is XVI 5 ,n Y 1 U 3 5.4 ul 1 1' ,Avy was 551 ' b 7 - ' , ..1,-1 ,- , F 0, A' ' I I' J A , ,414 Ln' g , 5 eu. 14 I 1 I x r -nfvl . Q. f 1 E I .- XG ,sf ' ' 'VE' Q' M ,, I 9- fs 'T J fl if J 1 le' If i . ., igvfl-R 1 I 'lg n if ff is f mx- . 2. S , ' 'I 5 1 X 1 'B From hall and class thy students come. From fields thy warriors bold. - To raise with honor, glory. love, The royal blue and gold. . f jfli .. X , ,.' - x A ' A lil-, A , wi .wf 'w N Y ss Q IV! A YD 0 .1 Av X FOOTBALL ar-ul 1 'iv BASKETBALL and WRESTLING 'W ,H ,LLATQWEQ lg FIELD HOCKEY TRACK and BASEBALL WATER BALLET Q M.- 235 - L 5' 1 A-. X' I . F , W: R ff ' W , W.. Uf iv Q as MR. JOHN DAVXES. Coach Pint Row lleit to right!-Henry Lynn, Dave Edwards, luck Derolf, Lou Palermo. Frank Koons, Charles Craze, Iohn Nowak, Ray Gilligan, Glen Lewis, Earl Christian. Second Row-Head Coach Iohn Davies, Iim McAfee, Don Cobb, Roy Van Why, James Pisurcik, Michael Dennis, Gene Wnorowski, Ierry Decker, Dave Hooper, Bill Schut- ter. Chet Grohowski, Harry Schwab, Fuller Grenawalt, Coach. Third How-Frank Koons, Coach, Bill McGuire, Mike Moses. Iack Sekol, Art Evans, Dan Peters, Paul Eyerman, Doug Yeager, Tom Mitchell, Iohn Lally, Iim Iones, Bill Tomalinas, Gene Palladino, Coach. Filth Row-Leonard Pisarcik, Iohn Papson, Iohn Rinehimer, Albert Aston, Harold Harris, lack Price, Walter Sorell, George Elias, Ron Colarusso. ?oot6all managem ?oot6all Coaclau 590995 Qeff to Iiqhtl-Gene Palladino. John Davies. Standing-Fuller Grenawult, Frank Koons. FOOTBALL SCORES feainhw Squad Meyers Opponents 26 Newport 0 20 Nanticoke 0 7 Larksville 6 0 Plains 1 4 13 Plymouth 14 14 Coughlin 35 20 Kingston 26 7 Luzerne 7 19 Hanover 6 G.A.R. 13 First Row Ileit to rightl-George Price, Robert Williams. Edmund Roos, William Peters Herbert Frey, John Nagle, Charles Eustice, John Hooper, Thomas Tomalis. Second Row--Ned Endler, William Waitkus, Barry Payne, Russell Thomas, James Petro, Leo Lynch, William Norton, Patrick Koons, Daniel Simons, Hubert Jones, Robert Wheeler. Third Row--Pa! Noonan, James Conwell, Pat O'Brien, Pat McClosky, Charles Bozak, John Frilzqes, John Church, Vince DiGuisto, Alfred Johnson, Jim Noonan. Fred Houseknecht, John Schappart, Coach Gene Palladino. xi ki UE 5 iii X HX Y! 9 lllajorettu Kneeling fleft to riqhtb-Gloria Holtzman, Lois Brelslord, Myrna Powell. Standlnq- Roxanne Brown, Nancy O'Kane, Barbara Hoats, Martha Gallagher, Marilyn Cowell, Claire Gimble. Ioan Drey. Stl-attel-A First Row fleft to riqhtj-Rita Herring. Barbara Senghaas, Patti Ward, Louise Del Gobbo, Carol Thomas. Arden Downey. Second Row-Rosalie Bolcarovic, Gale Sullivan, Kitsy Roche, Eleanor Aston, Marion Dalon, Beverly Hertz, Lois Schect- man, Ruth Booram, Ann Marie McGuire. C'lceerleade1-A Kneollnq lleit to rightl-Grace Gallagher Gail Jones, Iane Castrignano. Standing- Pat Miller, Louise Krauss, Barbara Yanora Helen Allen, Pat Powell, Bet y Tubridy. Molly Corbett. will si XJ, luiik llockeq Squad MISS IEAN DEOBOLD, Coach First Row lleit to rightj-Ann Shovlin, Carol Thomas, Nancy 0'Kane, Co-captain: Grace Gallagher, Co-captain: Martha Gallagher, Ioanne Ayers, Co-captain: Elizabeth Coury. Rosalie Bolcarovic, Co-captain: Roxanne Brown, Ioan Drey, Anne Boris Second Row-Veronica Brozaski, Antonette Brozoski, Mary lane Davis, Roberta Rayeski, Sheila Corbett, Mary Lou Davies, Sandra Pritzinger. Mary Louise Fraley, Iudy Walborn, Ianet Bauman. Peggy Swanberry, Marjorie Tench, Nancy Noonan, Mary Ellen Gordon, Sandra Baumhait, Coralie Higgs, Edith Wills, Margaret Smith, Gail Sullivan. Q HOCKEY SCORES Meyers Opponents 6 Coughlin 2 10 G.A.R. 0 4 Clark Summit 1 2 Coughlin O 0 Kingston 3 1 Seminary 4 i 3 Kingston I '- 3 Clark Summit 0 5 G.A.R. 0 0 Seminary 4 U41-Aitq Hockey Team MISS JEAN DEOBOLD, Coach I-'int Row Cleft to riqhtl-Carol Thomas, Nancy O'Kane, Grace Gallagher, Anne Borys, Ioan Paltanavich, Roxanne Brown, Ioan Drey. Second Row-Marion Dalon, Barbara Hoats, Ann Shovlin. Molly Corbett, Elizabeth Coury, Rosalie Bolcarovic, Mary Bau- man, Martha Gallagher. Ka ket6all Sqn d First Row Ileit to rightb-Lew Zweibel, Barry Yelen, Chuck Iones, Earl Christian, Bill Schutter, captain: Ron Zupa, Bill McGuire. Second Row-Fuller Gtenawalt, coach: Jock Hooper, Bob Smith, Chic Craze, George Elias, Ray Gilligcn, Mike Kabct, Frank Koons, Ioe Obeid, coach. Third Row-John Labows, Barry Matutaitus, Iohn Rinc- himer, Ed Brill, Herb Frey, Harold Harris, Bob Jones, Lee Miller. al-Aitq Ka lzet6al n ff!-ff '5 f 1 9 NNE? FULLER GHENAWALT, Coach Kneeling-Mike Kabcxt, Chic Craze. First Row-Frcnlf Koons. BurrY Yelen. Chllfk Iones, Bill Schutter, Earl Christian, Ron Zupu. Lew Zwelbol- BASKETBALL SCORES X, X X A Meyers Opponents 47 Coughlin 67 70 Newport 56 44 Plymouth 60 57 Nanticoke 73 58 G.A.R. 71 U ' 64 Kingston 73 'KS A 68 Hanover 70 N' Q ' 67 Coughlin 65 55 Plymouth 75 46 Nanticoke 97 60 G.A.R. 53 58 Kingston 67 56 Hanover 74 MISS IEAN DEOBOLD. Coach First How flelt to right!-lane Hughes, Grace Gallagher. Co-captain: Nancy O'Kane. Co-captain: Rosalie Bolcarovic, Patricia Miller. Second Row-Anna Borys, Barbara Hoats, loan Paltanavich. Elizabeth Coury. Martha Gallagher, Molly Corbett, Nancy Noonan. Carolyn Pyrah. Third How-Veronica Brozoski, Manager: Linda Schwalen- berg Beverly lone: Peggy Nelson Coralie Hi Eaoflzetlall Squad M , , , qqs, Ioan Butkiewicz, Dorothy Trexler, anaqer. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Meyers Opponents The W.V.B.W.O. annual Foul . Shooting Contest was held March 13 hl 28 y QQ gfmmit 32 1957 in the Coughlin High School 39 Kin Ston 32 Gymnasium. Competing with area 48 seminal 58 schools with 25 shots apiece, the Mey- 51 G AR ry 26 ers team captured second place with a 51 Cgmgmin 25 total of 51 baskets. Grace Gallagher 47 Semina 38 placed third in individual competition 52 Kin sto? 49 with 19 shots. Also representing Mey- 43 G AgR 34 ers were Nancy O'Kane with 17 baskets 40 Clark Summit 38 and Betsy Coury with 14. reA fling Sql: 4 First Row Cleft to rightj-Bob Hall, lim Lynch, Lewis Wetzel, Tom I-Ierchberg, Mr. McDaniels, Coach: Ronnie Powell, Mike Holodick, Bill Weber, Mickey Mantle. Second Row-Bill Davis, Lindsay Trax, Joe O'Donnell, Ioe O'Brien, Ronnie I-Ienney, Herb Score, Gene Woodling, Harold Reese, Duke Snider, Bob Kasper, Henry Lynn. Clem Labine, Jack Deroli. Third Row-Mike Moses, lack Sekol, Art Evans, Carl Furillo, Walt Walker. Bill Gates, Leo Lynch, Pete Noterman, Iim McAfee. Xian ' ' 1 lb sa 1 w il Cztq Champlvhl 5z3o'az,Y:sgea,m,i2, LINDSAY TRAX Truly an ace captain of the Wrestling Squad, Lindsay Trax has made an outstand- ing record. He has held the City Wrestling Champion- ship in the 133 lb. Class for three straight years, and in his junior year he was voted Most Outstanding Wrestler of the City Meet. Further- more, Lindsay has won the District 2 crown in the 133 lb. class for two successive years. tm Q35 Us N3 fl 1' Q. ,aw fs. Ka 6411 Sqn 4 7th Grade-Robert Miller. fl i ,X .2 3 Lxfi' W N. fx... 12th Grade--William Anstett, Russel Belles, Iohn Derolf, Paul Eyerman Robe: Goulden, Chester Grohowski, Ioseph Iohnston, Carl Kemmerer Glenn Lewis Dol Olshan, Ralph Norton. Robert Norton, William Schutter. llih Grade-Arthur Evans Kenneth Fox, Mike Holodick, Henry Lynn, William McGuire Mike Moses Ca Schwab, Peter Tzuszkowski. 10th Grade-Bruce Bell, William Dobson Tom Dymon David George, Robert Iones. Iohn Labows, William Lumoreux, Richard Ludori Ie Maddow, Lee Miller, William C. Schutter. Tom Tomolis. Sth Grade-Vince De Guist Basil Desiderio, Iohn Hughes, lack Schappert, Howard Williams Robert Ziegle -new K I' i is G . x I . ,L 1, H K l . Q I ' J 2 H 5 'xl -Q N ,a , F, 'V I Jn.:- i su , We ' .V ' -A G, . 0435, ,, ' ' t -- V I 'TTI . N M Ig , 1, if NV ,ie 1.4 Al I 1 F NYU! gm. M wifi ,QQ Jef. px I 11: V4 , f Z I x fe are 4 19, as Q , T1-acl: Squat f KR i KPSU Miff- -,.-as Prank Kocms, Albert Aston, Michael Dennis, Iohn Higgs, Harry Schwab, Don Cobb, Michael Kabat. Dick Hutchins, Iulius Coplan, Bemard Herman, Barry Yelen, lack Sekol, Ray Gilligan, Barry Payne, Lewis Frischman, Ronnie Henney, Mark Troy, Dan Simon, Anthony Pasone. Altred Iohnson, Mike Fedorchuk, Arthur Cohleigh, Garry Moore. loe Shindell, Art Williams, Iames Conwell, Herbert Frey. Harold Harris, Bill Smith, Edmund Roos, Ioseph Neuberger, Charles Rupert, lim Davis, Pat Koons, Hubert Iones, Iames Petro, Paul Gourvitz, George Moses, Ed Duffy, Del Bossard, lack Church, lack Price, Iohn Roberts, Bob Wheeler, Pat Noonan, lim Noonan, Allan Zatcoif. Dan Toole, Stuart Zarembo, Ioseph Sakel 'd ' Crau, T d ' an os, Tommy Mitchell. Charles o Simon, Dave Edwards, Dol Boeuckor, Gerald Cimmot. g ,,,l it Elm, p,.3,w'f:'f?yTjWA 'A ,wi zwk wg, ,,,, - A 2 xxYV x' 4' i ul, rl: X E , Eff lllate K I et MISS IEAN DEOBOLD, Coach Fira! Row fleh to rightl-Peggy Swanberry, Peggy Mooney, Louise Krauss, Caro Iohnson, Mary lane Davis, Marilyn Wilcox. Second Row-Carol Wetzel, Pa! Pow Grace Gallagher. Martha Gallagher. Nancy O'Kane, Claire Gimble. Barbara Hoc Myrna Powell, Ioanne Ayers, Ann Marie McGuire, lane Hughes. Carol Thomas, Ic Drey. Third RowfMarion Dcrlon, Beverly Iones. Evelyn Clayworth. Fourih Hov Gale Sullivan, Dorothy Trexler. K Q1-IA Tumbling Team Kelp Tumbling Team I-'lnt Row Cleft to rightj-Bill Higgs, Tod Williams, Bob Norton, Bill Smith, Miko Dennis. Second Row-Bill Norton, lack Hooper, Dave Sallitt, Iohn Iones, Tony Pasone. Third Row-Ronnie Ienkinl, Jack Williams, Gil Hodges, Iohn Higgs. MISS IEAN DEOBOLD, Spontor First Row Cleft to rightj-Patricia Powell, Patricia Ward, Lois Brelsiord, Ioan Drey, Carol Thomas, Grace Gallagher, Martha Gallagher, Roxanne Brown. Second Row- Alice McGuire, Nancy Hadvance, Elsie Davis, Gloria Holtzman, Ioan Gibbon, Mary lane Davies, Anna Borys, Iudy Iones, lane Rooney, Penny Cunningham. Third Row-Sherry Iames, Alma Herre, Emma I. Phillips, Patricia Dillon. Joyce Ann Callahan, Mary Lou Lawry, Annette Lynch, Susan Hoeifner, Gretchen Powell, Peggy Kepp. Fourth Row-Terry Mack- ing, Iune Powell, Sharon Johnson, Ruth Leonhardt, Carole Belles. Marlane Garey, Mary Alice Langon, Andrea Harbay, Bev- erly Ioyce Harris. PEBRMKLYW- Commencement Program WEDNESDAY, 1uNE 12, 1957 OVERTURE-March of the Meistersingers ........,...,,..Y,,,,,,.,,Y.,,,,,...,,,, Wagner Senior Orchestra Mrs. Lillian Torella Supplee, Director PROCESSIONAL OF THE CLASS OF 1957 War March of the Priests, from Athalia ,,,,., ,,,,,,,,,. ....,...,,,,,, M e ndelssohn INVOCATION ,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,..,.....,,,,,, ,,i,,,..... ,i.,,,,, R e verend Robert Kellerman Central Methodist Church CHORUS- America, My Own , H ,,,,,,,,, ,, , , ,,,, ,,.,,,,i,,,,, N oble-Cain The Senior Class Mr. Joseph Geyer, Conductor REMARKS . ,,..,,,,..,, ,,,Y,,,, , , ,,Ye,,,,.,,..e,..,,,,...,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,.. M r. H. Leon Gilbert Principal, Elmer L. Meyers High School INTRODUCTION OF PLATFORM GUESTS Mr. Ioseph De Vizia, Mr. Raymond W. Tubridy, Mr. H. Merritt Hughes Members of the Wilkes-Barre Board of Education Mr. Allen E. Bacon ,,,,....,,,,.,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,....,,,,i,,, ,. ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, Superintendent COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS . ,ee,,,,,, ,,e,, , ,, , Major Iohn C, Mebane Chief, Department of Neuropsychiatry, Ll.S.A.F. Meyers Graduate, Class of 1941 CHORUS-Land of Hope and Glory .,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,r ,,,,,,,,, E 1 gai- The Senior Class PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ,,,,,,,,,,, , , ,, Mr. Harry R. Gillman Member of the Board of Education CLASS SONG FAREWELL SONG BENEDICTION ,,,,,,, , Reverend Dr. Iule Ayers First Presbyterian Church ALMA MATER . ., ,,,Y,,,,,Y,,,.,,..,,,,,, Words by: Ellen Roberts, '31 Music by: Mrs. Annette Gilbert Wiggins CLASS SONG We the class of Fifty-Seven on graduation day, Will leave these halls forever to go our separate ways. We vow to keep thy honor pure and hold thy banners high, Because we love thee dearly we'll always keep thee nigh. CHORUS The memories we have shared throughout our high school years, Long after we have parted will echo in our ears. The beams that shed a guiding light will always make us strive For promises of fame in the glory of thy name. FAREWELL SONG Dear Meyers High we leave thee now, To go our separate ways, But we will e'er remember thee, And all our happy days. So Meyers now we bid farewell, To joys that we've once known. And so we hold with deep regret, How fast these years have flown. Farewell to thee, dear Meyers High, The parting hour is here, Our futures shine before our eyes, But we'll keep mem'ries dear. Farewell to thee, dear Meyers High, We fling thy colors wide, Although we leave thee witha sigh, We'll ever hold thee near. Dellamae Wright '57 Bea Chigos '57 ALMA From hall and class th students come Y y From fields thy warriors bold. To raise with honor, glory, love, The royal blue and gold. So now to dear old Meyers High We proudly stand and sing, While clear against the azure blue, Thy honored name we fling. crionus Loud and long MATER When we must leave thy guiding hand To take our place in life, Then we will keep thy honor clear Through all our joy and strife. And when the hand of memory Rolls back times gathering haze, We'll pause once more, as now we do To sing again thy praise. Let us raise the song of glory As thy banners of truth Proudly fly. On through life, in our hearts We will cherish Steadfast forever, Meyers High. Seniv Yndex ROBERT AIGELDINGER Gym Team 2, 3, 4: Senior Prom Committee 4, Vice Chairman: Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4: PEA 3, 4. MARLENE ALLABAUGH Girl's Basketball l: Tumbling 3: Elmprint Typing Staff 4: Ninth Grade Chorus 1: Senior Prom Committee 4: Archery 2, 3: Magazine Cam- paign 4. HELEN ALLEN Chapel Program 7. 8, 1, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Cheer Leader 4: Y-Teens 3: Christmas Program 3: Amateur Night 3, 4: Mod- ern Choir 3: Class Cashier 3: Usher's Club 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2: Iunior Honor Society l, Z, 3: Glee Club 7, 8: Modern Choir Concert 3: Variety Club 7. WILLIAM ANSTETT Class Basketball 7, 8: Football l, 2: Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball l, 2: Rifle Club l, 2: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Senior Prom Com- mittee 4. IOANNE AYERS Elmprint 4, Associate Editor: Colophon 4, Editor: Girl's Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Co-Captain: Chapel Program l, 2, 3, 4: Class Night Aide 3: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Modern Choir 2, 3. 4. Vice President: Head Cashier l, 2, 3, 4: Class Cashier 7, 8, 1, 2: Water Ballet l. 2. 3, 4: Student Council 8, 1, 2, 3, 4: Usher's Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Council 4: Iunior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Kegian Society 2, 3, 4, Treasurer: Soft Toy Club 8: Glee Club 7, 8, 1: Senior Prom Committee 4: Modern Choir Concert Z, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: FTA 4: Hall Patrol 3. MARY ANN AYOUB Glee Club 7, 8: Sewing Club 7: Archery 2: Elmprint 4: Y Teens 4: Class Night Aide 3: Amateur Night 3, 4: Magazine Campaign 4. CAROL BAIZ Elmprint 3, 4: Colophon 3, 4: Chapel Program 4: Iunior Prom Com- mittee 3: Christmas Program 2, 3, 4: Amateur Night 4: Modern Choir 2, 3, 4: Ninth Grade Chorus 1: Usher's Club 3, 4: Y-Teens 3: Iunior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Kegian Society 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Modern Choir Concert 2. 3, 4. RUSSELL BELLES Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Class Baseball 2, 3, 4: Chapel Program l, 2, 3, 4: Amateur Night 2: Senior Play 3, 4: Band Concert 2, 3, 4: Varsity Orchestra 3, 4: Rifle Club 2, 3: M Club 3, 4: Commencement Or- chestra l, Z, 3: Amateur Night Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Band 1, Z, 3 4. President: Iunior Prom Committee. RUSSELL BENJAMIN Elmprint 4: Football li Stage Crew 1, 3, 4: Usher's Club 3, 4: FTA 3, 4, President. PETER BIRCH Iunior Orchestra 1: Senior Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Commencement Or- chestra 3: Amateur Night Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Concert 2, 3. GERALD BOGDAN Football 1: Band 1, 2: Band Concert l. 2. ROSALIE BOLCAROVIC Glee Club 7: Class Basketball 7, 8: Tumbling 8, 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Life Saving 1: Gym Exhibition 8, 1: Archery 2: Iunior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Usher's Club 2, 3, 4: Foul Shooting Contest 2, 3: Hockey 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Strutters 4. NANCY BONSAVAGE Class Basketball 7, 8: Archery 2, 3: Colophon 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Ama- teur Night 3, 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Soft Toy Club 8: Magazine Campaign 4: Modern Choir 3: Elmprint 8. KAY BORYS Tumbling 7: Glee Club 1: Pen Pal Club 7, 8: Class Basketball 7, 8, 1: Life Saving 3: Archery 2, 3: Color Guard 4: Amateur Night 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Senior Prom Committee 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Magazine Campaign 4. ELIZABETH ANN BUTKIEWICZ Class Night Aide 3: Senior Prom Committee 4: Amateur Night 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Usher's Club 2, 3, 4: Iunior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, President: Archery 3: Senior Honor Society: Iunior Prom Committee 3. WILLIAM CALKINS Iunior Prom Committee 3: Senior Prom Committee 4, Chairman. JANE CASTRIGNANO Chapel Program 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Cheer Leader 3, 4, Co-captain: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Amateur Night 2, 3. 4: Class Cashier 2: Student Council 2: Senior Class Office: Senior Council 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Senior Play 4: Interclub Council Y-Teens 3. BEATRICE Cl-IIGOS Class Basketball 7, 8, 1: Amateur Night 1, 4: Band Concert 8, l, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Orchestra 8, l: Senior Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Gym Exhibition 8: Swimming Exhibition 7: Biology 2: Commencement Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Amateur Night Orchestra 8, 1, 2, 4: Spring Time Musical 9: Band 8, l, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Orchestra 1, 2, 4. HARRIET CIMMET Iunior Prom Committee 3: Science Club 2: Usher's Club 2, 3, 4: Iunior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Senior Prom Committee 4. EVELYN CLAYWORTH Girl's Basketball 7, 8, 1, 2: Girl's Hockey 2, 3: Tumbling 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball 7, 8: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Amateur Night 3, 4: Water Ballet 2, 3. 4: Variety Club 8: Gym Exhibition 1, 2: Magazine Campaign 4. DONOVAN COBB Football 1, 2, 3. 4: M Club 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 1, 2: Track 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball 7, 8, l, 2: Chapel Program 4: Class Night Aide 3: Amateur Night 4: Art Club 7, 8: Rifle Club 1, 2, 3. STANLEY CORBETT Rifle Club 2. TERRY De FRANCESCO Transfer student: Chapel Program 4: Y-Teens 4: Amateur Night 4: Usher's Club 4: Senior Honor Society 4: Senior Play 4. LOUISE DEL GOBBO Tumbling 7, 8: Pen Pals 7, 8: Amateur Night 2, 3, 4: Strutter 3, 4: Majorette 3: Magazine Campaign 4: Colophon 4: Class Cashier 4: Prom Committee 3: Glee Club 7: Y-Teens 2, 3: Class Basketball 8, 1, 4. IOI-IN DEROLF Football 3, 4: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: M Club 3, 4: Wrestling l, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Amateur Night 2: Modern Choir 2: Iunior Orches- tra 1: Senior Orchestra 1, 2: Commencement Orchestra 1, Z: Amateur Night Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Band 1, 2: Band Concert 1, 2: Modern Choir Concert 2: Senior Play 4: Gym Exhibition 3: Key Club 4: FEA 4. ROBERT DOMBROSKI Transfer student. ARDEN DOWNEY Tumbling 8: Chapel Program 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Office Assistants 4: Christmas Program 2: Amateur Night 3, 4: Modern Choir 2: Senior Prom Committee 4: Band 3: Modern Choir Concert Z: Commercial Club 3, 4: Strutters 4: Archery 2, 3. DONNA DREY Elmprint 8: Class Basketball 7, 8: Tumbling 7, 8, l: Chapel Program 4: Amateur Night 3. 4: Variety Club 7: Pen Pal Club 7. IANET ECKROTE Class Basketball 1: Biology Club 2: Usher's Club 3, 4: Senior Honor Society 4: Glee Club 7: Variety Club 7: Amateur Night 3, 4: Pen Pal 7, 8, 1: FTA 4: Archery 2, 3: Y-Teens 4. HELEN ELIZABETH EISENBACH Transfer student. PAUL EYERMAN Colophon 3, 4: Basketball 2: Football 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: M Club 4: Class Basketball 7, 8: Chapel Program 4: Class Night Aide 3: Amateur Night 4: Student Council 7, 8, l, 2: Usher's Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Office 4: Senior Council 4: Senior Honor Society 4: Iunior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Band 7, 8, 1: Band Concert 7, 8, l: Senior Play 4: Colophon Staff 3, 4: Key Club 4. MARILYN EVANS Chapel Program 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4: Christmas Program Orchestra 2: Ninth Grade Chorus 1: Iunior Orchestra 8, l: Senior Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Usher's Club 3. 4: Commencement Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Amateur Night Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 7, 8, l: Band 2, 3, 4: Band Concert 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Gym Exhibition 8, l: Archery 2: Spring Time Musical 7, 8, 1: District Orchestra 3. ROBERT FOOTE Track 2: Rifle Club 1: Iunior Life Saving: Glee Club. GRACE GALLAGHER Elmprint 7, 8, l, 2, 3, 4, Editor: Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-cap- tain: Girls' Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain: Tumbling 7, 8, 1, 2, 3. 4: Class Basketball 7, 8, 1. 2: Chapel Program 7, 8, l, 2, 3, 4: Class Night Aide 3: Iunior Prom Committee 3, Assistant Chairman: Cheer Leader 3, 4, Co-captain: Y-Teens 2, 3, Vice-President, 4: Christmas Program 1: Amateur Night 1, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Orchestra 7, 8, 1: Water Ballet l, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4: Usher's Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Council 4: Senior Honor Society 4: Iunior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Kegian Society 8, President, 1, Secretary-Treasurer, 2, 3, 4: Senior P10111 Commiftee 4: Senior Play 4: Gym Exhibition B, 1: Archery Club 2, 3: Iunior Lite Saving: Senior 1.ife Saving: Instructor. ROBERT GALLAGHER Elmprint 3, 4: Track 2, 3: Class Basketball 7, 8: Chapel Program l, 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Bulletin Boys 4: Modern Choir 2, 3, 4: District Choir 4: Student Council 4: Senior Council 4: Glee Club 7, 8, 1: Modern Choir Concert 2, 3, 4: Key Club 4. CLAIRE GIMBLE Girls' Hockey l, 2: Tumbling 8, 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball 7, 8, 1. Z, 3, 4: Majorette 2, Substitute, 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee, Chair- man: Amateur Night 3. 4: Class Cashier 8: Water Ballet 1. 2, 3, 4: Student Council 7: Senior Prom Committee 4: Band Concert 3. 4: Gym Exhibition 8: Y-Teens 3, Secretary, 4: Junior Lite Saving 8: Twirling Club Instructor 4: Chapel Program 2, 3, 4: Swim Meet 7: Pen Pal 7: Soit Toy Club 7, 8: Archery Club 2, 3. NADINE GOLDSTEIN Gym Exhibition 7: Glee Club 8, 1: Kegian Society 8, 1, 2, 3, 4: Usher's Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Prom Committee 4: Y- Teens 3: Elmprint 3, 4: Colophon 3, 4: Chapel Program 2. 3: Archery l, 2: Amateur Night 4. ANN GOMB Tumbling 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Usher's Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Honor Society 2. 3. 4: Archery 2, 3, ROBERT GOULDEN Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Amateur Night 4: Junior Life Saving: Senior Lite Saving: M Club 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Honor Society 4. EDWARD GRANDA Senior Honor Society 4. THOMAS GRIMES Colophon 4: Track 3: Class Basketball 3, 4: Stage Crew 2, 3. 4: Usher's Club 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Junior Life Saving: Senior Lite Saving. CHESTER GROHOWSKI Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball 7, 8: Junior Prom Committee 3: Bulletin Boys 3, 4: Amateur Night 4: Class Cashier 7, 8, 3: Gym Team 7, 8, l: Senior Prom Committee 4: Lunch Patrol 7, 8, l. ROBERT HARVEY Gym Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1. MARIE HASKELL Art Club 4. JOHN HIGGS Football 2: Track 1, 4: Class Basketball 7, 8: Chapel Program 7, 3, 4: Junior Orchestra 7, 8: Gym Team 2, 3, 4: Commencement Orchestra 2: Amateur Night Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Kegian Society 2: Rifle Club 1: Band 7, 8, l: Band Concert 7, 8, 1: Gym Exhibition 8, 3, 4: Life Saving 2, 3, 4. JAMES HODGSON M Club 3, 4: Wrestling 3: Track 3: Tumbling 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball 8, 2: Class Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Chapel Program 8, l, Z, 3. 4: Bulletin Boys 3: Student Council 8: Gym Team 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain: Senior Prom Committee 4: Lunch Patrol 8, 1: Gym Exhibi- tion 8, 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID HOOPER Football l. 2, 3. 4: Class Basketball 7: Junior Lite Saving: Senior Lite Saving. ROBERT HOOVER - Elmprint 8, 1: Swimming 1, Z: Class Basketball 7, 8, Z, 3: Chapel Program 8, l, 2: Senior Prom Committee 4: Amateur Night 1, 2: Senior Play 4: Class Cashier 1, 2, 3: Gym Exhibition 3: Junior Life Saving 1, 2: Senior Life Saving 3, 4: Gym Team 2, 3: Glee Club 7: Student Council 1, 3, 4: Kegian Society 1. 2. 3, 4: Colophon 4: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4: Lunch Patrol 2, 3, 4: Variety Club 7, 8, President: Junior Prom Committee 3: Pen Pal Club 7, 8: Senior Council 4. JANE HUGHES Girls Basketball Z, 3, 4: Class Basketball 8, 1, 2, 4: Class Night Aide 3: Senior Prom Committee 4: Amateur Night 3, 4: Gym Exhibi- tion 7, 8: Senior Life Saving 3: Y-Teens 3, 4: Archery 2, 3: Water Ballet 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Magazine Campaign 4: Bas- ketball Cheerleader 4. MARILYN HUTTER Elmprint 4: Tumbling B, 9: Class Basketball 7, S: Class Night Aide 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Amateur Night 3: Class Cashier 2: Biology Club 2: Usher's Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Senior, Prom Committee 4: Senior Play 4: Strutters 3, 4: Archery Club 2, 3. JOSEPH JACOBS Amateur Night 2: Lunch Patrol 4. FRED JACOBY Stage Crew 2, 3, 4: Class Cashier 3, 4: Glee Club 7, 8, l: Rifle Club 2. 3: Colophon Staff 4. JUDITH JAMES Class Basketball 7, 8, 1: Y-Teens 2. 3. 4: Amateur Night 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: Swim Meet 7. JOSEPH JOHNSTON Baseball 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Band Concert 7. 8, 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Orchestra 8, 1: Varsity Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Commencement Orchestra l, 2, 3. 4: All-District Orchestra 4: Amateur Night Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Dance Orchestra 4 :Band 7, 8, 1, 2. 3, 4. ANN JONES Junior Orchestra 7, 8, 1: Glee Club 8, 1: Class Basketball 7, 8, 1: Commencement Orchestra 7, 8: Color Guard 3, 4: Elmprint 3: Senior Play 4: Student Director: Junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Prom Committee 4: Y-Teens 3: Usher's Club 3, 4: Amateur Night 3, 4. ELIZABETH JONES Class Basketball 1: Office Assistants 4: Elmprint Typing Staff 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Archery 2, 3: Magazine Campaign 4. GAIL JONES Chapel Program 2. 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Cheer Leader 3, 4. Co-captain: Amateur Night 3, 4: Water Ballet 2. 3, 4: Usher's Club 3, 4: Junior Girl Reserves 3: Kegian Society Z, 3, 4. ROBERT KASPER Wrestling 3. 4: Chapel Program l, Z, 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Class Cashier 8: Gym Team 3, 4: Kegian Society 8, l, 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club 2, 3: Senior Prom Committee 4: Lunch Patrol 8: Gym Exhibition 3. 4: I-'EA 3, 4. JAMES KAUFER Stage Crew 1, 2. 3, 4: Colophon 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Prom Committee 4: Bulletin Boys 3: FTE 3, 4: Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LYNNE KELLERMAN Tumbling 1: Junior Prom Committee 3: Science Club 1: Kegian Society 2. 3, 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Senior Play 4. CARL KEMMERER Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Captain: M Club 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball 2, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Stage Crew 2, 3. 4: Student Council 3. 4: Senior Council 4: Senior Honor Society 4: Junior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Senior Prom Committee. PETER KINNEY Rifle Club 1, 3. JOYCE KILE Glee Club 7, 8, 1: Pen Pal Club 7, 8: Class Basketball 7, 8, 1: Life Saving 3: Archery 2, 3: Modern Choir 2, 3. 4: Amateur Night 1, 2, 3. 4: Junior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Usher's Club 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 4: Cheer Leader 4: Senior Honor Society 4: Magazine Campaign 4. WILLIAM KNECHT Gym Team l, 2: Gym Exhibition 1. BETH KRUGER Elmprint 3, 4: Tumbling 8: Chapel Program 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Elm- print Typinb Staff 3, 4: Modern Choir 2: Glee Club 7, B: Modern Choir Concert 2: Strutter 4: Archery 3: Margazine Campaign 4: Y- Teen Chairman 4. EDWARD KRUZYWICKI Class Basketball 7, B, 1: Glee Club 7, 8, 1: Football 1, 2: Wrestling 1, 2, 3: Kegian Society B, 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Prom Committee 4: Track 1: Swim Team 2: Gym Exhibition 1. PHYLLIS KULAH Elmprint Typing Staff 4: Variety Club 7, PHYLLIS LANGE Art Club 4: Y-Teens 4: Archery 2. GLENN LEWIS Football 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: M Club 3, 4: Class Basketball 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Amateur Night 4: Gym Team 3. IOHN LEWIS Chapel Program 1, 2, 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Gym Team 3, 4: Kegian Society 7, 8. 1, 2, 3. 4: Lunch Patrol 7, 8: Gym Exhibition 3. CARL LUCAS Track 3: Senior Prom Committee 4: Amateur Night 3: Band Concert 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 7, 8: Commencement Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Band 8. 1. 2, 3, 4: FTA 3, 4. JAMES LUTES Christmas Program 1, 2, 3: Modern Choir l, 2, 3: Modern Choir Con- cert 1, 2, 3. ANN MACK Office Assistants 4: Pen Pal Club 7, 8: Archery 2, 3: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. DONALD MAHARTY Football 1: Senior Honor Society 4. BARBARA MALACARNE Class Night Aide 3: Amateur Night 3, 4: Student Council 7: Variety Club 7: Advertising Club 4. BEVERLY MANGANELLO Glee Club 7: Variety Club 7: Archery 2, 3. RUTH MAPPES Elmprint l, Z, 3, 4: Colophon 2, 3: Class Night Aide 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Amateur Night 1, 3, 4: Modern Choir 2. 3. 4: Student Council 2, 3: Usher's Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Office 4: Junior Honor Society Z, 3, 4: Senior Honor Society 4: Kegian Society Z, 3, 4: Glee Club 7, 8, 1: Senior Prom Committee 4: Modern Choir Con- cert 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4. AUDREY MARSHALL Junior Honor Society 2. 3. 4: Usher's Club 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Amateur Night 3: Elmprint 4: Senior Honor Society 4: FTA 4. ELAINE MARTIN Basketball Cheer Leader 4: Amateur Night 3, 4: Junior Life Saving 3: Glee Club 7, 8: Usher's Club 2. 3, 4: Colophon 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Otiice Assistant 4: Magazine Campaign 4: Archery 2. 3: Tumbling B: Pen Pals 7: Iunior Honor Society 2. 3, 4: Senior Honor Society 4. GEORGE MARTINSON Football 1: Class Basketball 1: Junior Prom Committee 3: Class Cashier Z: Senior Prom Committee 4. JAMES McAFEE Football 2. 3, 4: Wrestling 4: Amateur Night 4: Modern Choir 2: Senior Prom Committee 4: Modern Choir Concert 2: Senior Play 4: FTA 3, 4, Vice President. ANN MARIE McGUIRE Girl's Hockey l: Tumbling 8. l, 2. 3: Class Basketball 7. B, 8. l. 2: Chapel Program 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Y-Teens 3. 4: Amateur Night 3. 4: Water Ballet 4: Student Council 7: Senior Prom Committee 4: Variety Club: Gym Exhibition 8, 1: Strutter 4: Pen Pal Club 7. 8. ANN MILLER Tumbling B: Chapel Program 3. 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Office Assistant 4: Amateur Night 3, 4: Class Cashier 4: Senior Prom Com- mittee 4: Magazine Campaign 4: Strutter 3, 4: Archery 2. 3: Y-Teens 2, Secretary. 3, 4. Intra-Club Council 4: Pen Pal 7. B. JONATHAN MILLER Junior Orchestra 7, 8, l: Band 7. 8. l. 2, 3: Rifle Club 1. 2: Band Concert l. Z, 3: Amateur Night 2. 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Commencement Orchestra 3: Wrestling 4: Senior Prom Committee 4. PATRICIA MILLER Girl's Basketball 2, 3. 4: Tumbling 2. 3. 4: Chapel Program 7, 8, l, 2. 3. 4: Senior Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Christmas Program Orchestra 2: Amateur Night Z, 3. 4: Ninth Grade Chorus 1: Junior Orchestra 7. 8. I: Senior Orchestra 2, 3: Commencement Orchestra Z, 3. 4: Amateur Night Orchestra 4: Glee Club 7. 8. I: Senior Prom Committee 4: Band 8. 1, Z. 3. 4: Band Concert I, 2. 4: Senior Play Orchestra 2, 3: Gym Exhibition 8, 1: Archery 2, 3: Spring Time Musical 7. 8. l: Y-Teens 2. 3. 4: Pen Pal Club 7. B. KATHLEEN MOONEY Elmprint 4: Girl's Hockey 4: Tumbling 3: Class Basketball 4? Amateur Night 4: Senior Orchestra 3, 4: Usher's Club 3. 4: Commencement Orchestra 3. 4: Amateur Night Orchestra 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Band Concert 3. 4. GLADYS MARIE MONSEUR Variety Club 7: Pen Pal Club 7, 8: Archery 2. 3: Y-Teens 2. 3. 4. BARBARA NIEMENSKI Chapel Program Z, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Amateur Night 3. 4: Class Cashier: Biology Club 2: Usher's Club 2. 3, 4: Y-Teens 2: Kegian Society 2. 3. 4. IIALPI-I NORTON Football I: Baseball 2. 3. 4: M Club 3. 4: Science Club 2. ROBERT NORTON Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Basketball 7, 8. I: Chapel Program 7, 8, I. 2. 3. 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Rifle Club 1. Z. 3: Gym Exhibition 7.-'8, 1. 2. 3, 4: Junior Liie Saving: Senior Life Saving: Gym Team 7, 8, 1, 2. 3. 4: Nature Club I. 2. IOI-IN NOWAK Class Basketball 7. 8, 1, 4: Gym Team 7, 1: Gym Exhibition 8: Stu- dent Council 8. 2: Bank Cashier 8. l. 2: Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Lunch Patrol l, 3: Chapel Program 2, 3, 4: Track 2. 3, 4: Modern Choir 2. 3, 4: Rifle Club 2. 3: Usher's Club 2, 3. 4: Iunior Honor Society 2. 3. 4: Kegian Society 3, Vice President. 4: M Club 3. 4: Class Night Aide 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Junior Speaker Moving Up Day 3: Amateur Night 4: Senior Class Officer, President: Senior Council: Senior Honor Society 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Modern Choir Concert 4: Senior Play 4: Key Club 4. JOSEPH O'BRIEN Band 7, 8, 1: Football 2, 3: Class Basketball 7. 8. lg Baseball 1. 2: Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Class Cashier 45 Junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Prom Committee 4: Gym Team 1: Iunior Or- chestra 7. 8. l: Swim Team 2. GERALD O'DEA Football 2, 3, 4. Manager: Baseball 2. 3: Class Basketball I, 2, 4: Chapel Program 4: Rifle Club 2, 3: M Club 3, 4: Junior Prom Com- mittee 3: Lunch Patrol B. 1. JOSEPH O'DONNELL Basketball I: Wrestling 2. 3: Class Basketball 7, 8. l. 2. 3: Senior Prom Committee 4: Gym Exhibition l: Junior Life Saving: Gym Team l. 2: Glee Club 7: M Club 3, 4: Student Council l, 2: Junior Prom Committee 3: Bank Cashier 4: Lunch Patrol 1. 2: Pen Pals 7. NANCY O'KANE Elmprint 4: Girl's Basketball l. 2, 3. 4. Captain: Girl's Hockey 1, 2, 3. 4: Tumbling 7. 8. l, 2. 3. 4: Class Basketball 7, 8, l, 2: Majorette 3. 4: Chapel Program l, 2. 3. 4: Class Night Aide 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Amateur Night 3, 4: Water Ballet l, 2. 3, 4: Student Council l. Z, 3, 4: Usher's Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Council 4: Senior Honor Society 4: Junior Honor Society 2. 3, 4: Kegian Society 2. 3, 4, President: Senior Prom Committee 4: Band Concert 3, 4: Gym Exhibition 7. 8: Hall Patrol 3: Y-Teens 3. 4. DONALD OLSI-IAN Baseball I. 2. 3. 4: Class Basketball l, 2, 3. 4: Gym Exhibition l, 2: Junior Life Saving: Senior Life Saving: M Club 4. BARBARA OSINSKI Tumbling 3. Junior Prom Committee 3: Elmprint Typing Staff 4: Ama- teur Night 3. 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Strutter 3, 4: Magazine Campaign 4: Archery 3: United Fund Worker 4. JANE OSTROI-'SKI Elmprint 4: Magazine Campaign 4: Archery 2, 3: Y-Teens 3. 4. LOUIS PALERMO Basketball 1: Football 1, 2. 3, 4: M Club 4: Class Basketball 7. 8. l. 2: Junior Prom Committee 3: Amateur Night 4: Gym Team l. 2. 3: Senior Prom Committee 4. DAN PETERS Basketball l, 2: Football 3, 4: Baseball 3: M Club 4: Class Basketball 7, 8: Chapel Program 8: Junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Prom Com- mittee 4. JAMES PISARCIK Basketball I. 2, 3. 4: Football 1. 2, 3. 4: M Club 3. 4: Track 3. 4: Class Basketball 8, 9, 1, 2. 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Amateur Night 4: Class Cashier I. 2, 3, 4: Student Council I. 2. 3. 4: Senior Council 4: Kegian Society 1. 2: Rifle Club 9: Variety Club 7: Lunch Patrol 3: Gym Exhibition 8: Life Saving 2, 3. 4. PATRICIA POWELL Junior Prom Committee 3: Cheer Leader 4: Senior Girl Reserves 3: Tumbling 7. 8. 1, 2. 3, 4: Class Basketball 3. 4: Amateur Night 3. 4: Water Ballet 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3. 4: Senior Council 4: Iunior Girl Reserves 3: Variety Club 7: Hall Patrol 3: Gym Exhibition 7, 8. 1. 2. 3, 4: Archery 2, 3. PATRICIA RAKAUSKAS Tumbling 7. 8. l. 2, 3. 4: Y-Teens 3. 4: Elmprint 4: Archery 2: Amateur Night 3. 4: Magazine Sampaign 4: Usher's Club 2, 3. 4: Iunior Honor Society Z, 3. 4: Class Basketball 7. 8. MAELLA REDINGTON Office Assistant 3, 4: Amateur Night 3. 4: Orchestra Concert 8. 9, 2. 3, 4: Junior Orchestra 8. 9: Senior Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Commencement Orchestra 2. 3, 4: Amateur Night Orchestra 3, 4: Gym Exhibition 8. THERESA ROBERTS Class Basketball 7. 8. 1. 2: Class Volleyball 2: Junior Prom Committee 3: Y-Teens 3: Sewing Club 7, 3: Advertising Club 4: Archery Club 3: Pen Pal Club 7, 8, 9. ROBERT ROBINSON Senior Play 4: Bulletin Boys 4. LEE ROHLFS Chapel Program I. 2, 3. 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Amateur Night 3. 4: Modern Choir 2. 3. 4. Vice President: Student Council 8, 1: Usher's Club 2. 3. 4: Junior Honor Society 2. 3, 4: Kegian Society 1. 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 7, 8, l, President: Senior Prom Committee 4: Modern Choir Concert 2, 3. 4: Senior Play 4: Junior Life Saving 1: Basketball Cheerleader 4: Y-Teens 3. DAVID SALLITT Elmprint 3. 4: Colophon 4: Wrestling lg Class Basketball 7: Chapel Program 7: Amateur Night 4: Gym Team 1. 2. 3. 4: Art Club 4: Rifle Club 9: Variety Club 7: Gym Exhibition l, 2. 3. 4: Liie Saving 2. 3, 4: Swimming Club Z. PI-IYLLIS SCI-IREY Chapel Program 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Christmas Program 2: Amateur Night 4: Modern Choir 2. 3. 4: Ninth Grade Chorus I: Iunior Orchestra 8. 9: Senior Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Commencement Orchestra 7, 1. 2. 3. 4' Amateur Night Orchestra 2, 3. 4: Sewing Club 8: Glee Club 7. 8: Band 8. l. 2: Band Concert 8. 1. 2. 3. 4: Modern Choir Concert Z. 3. 4: Gym Exhibition l: District Orchestra 3: District Band. WILLIAM SCI-IUTTER Basketball l. 2, 3. 4. Captain: Football 2, 3. 4: Baseball l. 2, 3, 4: M Club Z, 3, 4: Class Basketball 7, 8: Chapel Program B: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Amateur Night 4: Class Cashier 1: Band 7. 8. I: Band Concert 7, 8, I: Lunch Patrol 1: Gym Exhibition 8. HARRY SCHWAB Football 1. 2, 3, 4: M Club 3, 4: Track Z. 3, 4: Class Basketball 8: Chapel Program 7. 8. 1. 2, 3, 4: Amateur Night 4: Gym Team 7. 8, I. 2. 3. 4: Senior Play 4: Gym Exhibition 7, 8. 1. Z, 3, 4: Life Saving 2, 3. 4. PAY SHAW Chapel Program l, 2, 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: Amateur Night 3. 4: Student Council 2: Science Club l: Usher's Club 3. 4: Junior Honor Society 2. 3. 4: Kegian Society 1, 2, 3. Treasurer. 4. KENNETH SMITH Chapel Program 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Amatuer Night 4: Modern Choir 2, 3, 4, President: Orchestra Concert 2, 3: Senior Orchestra 2, 3. 4: Student Council 8, I, 2, 3: Usher's Club 2, 3. 4: Commencement Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Amateur Night Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Senior Honor Society 4: Junior Honor Society Z, 3. 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Band 7, 8. l. 2. 3. 4, Vice President: Band Concert 7. 8. l. 2. 3, 4: Modern Choir Concert 2. 3. 4: Senior Play 4. LOIS SOLT Class Basketball 7, 8: Amateur Night 3, 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Gym Exhibition 7, B: Biology Club 2: Color Guard 4: Y-Teens 4. CARL STAHLEY Iunior Prom Committee 3: Senior Prom Committee 4. THOMAS THOMAS ' Class Basketball 7, 8: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4: Rifle Club l, 2, 3. IOAN TRAX Colophon 2, 3, 4: Chapel Program 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4: Cheer Leader 4: Y-Teens 3. 4: Office Assistant 4: Amateur Night 3: Class Cashier 3, 4: Student Council 8: Glee Club 7, 8, l: Senior Prom Committee 4: Gym Exhibition 7, 8: Colophon Staff 2, 3, 4: Pen Pal Club 7, 8: United Fund Worker 4. LINDSAY TRAX M Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4, Captain: Iunior Prom Com- mittee 3: Amateur Night 4: Orchestra Concert 7, B, l: Iunior Or- chestra 7, 8, 1: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Senior Council 4: Band 7, 8, l: Band Concert 7, 8. 1: Senior Play 4: Key Club 4, President. KAY TUDGAY Archery 2, 3, 4. i SANDRA UNGAR Elmprint 3, 4: Colophon 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball 2, 3: Amateur Night 3, 4: Usher's Club 3, 4: Senior Honor Society 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Colophon Staff 3, 4: FTA 3, 4, Secretary: Biology 2. JOAN URBAN Elmprint 3, 4: Water Ballet 2, 3: Iunior Life Saving 2: Tumbling 8, 1. 2, 3: Usher's Club 2. 3. 4: YATeens 3, 4. ROY VAN WHY Elmprint 7: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Track Z, 3: Class Basketball 7, 8: Chapel Program 7, 8, l, 2, 3, 4: Senior Prom Committee 4: Amateur Night 4: Class Cashier 7, 8, l, 4: German Club 1, 2: Rifle Club 2, Vice President 3: Gym Exhibition 8: Iunior Life Saving: Senior Life Saving: Gym Team 8: Usher's Club 2, 3, 4: M Club 4: Student Council 7, 8, l. 2, 3, 4, President: Lunch Patrol 7, 8, l, 2. 3, 4: Iunior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Senior Honor Society: FEA 3, 4, Presi- dent: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Key Club 4: Orientation Day Guide IOHN WALL 3: Senior Council 4. Track 1: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Christmas Program 2: Modern Choir 2, 3, 4: Class Cashier 3, 4: Ninth Grade Chorus 1: Senior Honor Society 4: Glee Club 8: Rifle Club 1, Secretary-Treasurer, 2, 3: Senior Prom Committee 4: Modern Choir Concert 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Variety Club 7, Treasurer: Biology Club Z: District Chorus 4: Springtime Musical 8, l. THOMAS WANDELL Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball 7, 8: Senior Prom Committee 4. PATRICIA WARD Tumbling 7, 8, l, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 8, l, 2, 3, 4: Class Basket- ball 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4: Archery 2, 3: Iunior Life Saving l: Bank Cashier 1, 2: Amateur Night 3, 4: Senior Council 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Senior Prom Committee 4: Y-Teens 3, 4: Strutter 3, 4: Elmprint 4. STANLEY WASILEWSKI Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3: Gym Team 4: Basketball 7, B. MARY ANN WEGRZYNOWICZ Office Assistant 3, 4: Amateur Night l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra Concert 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Orchestra 7, 8, 1: Senior Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Usher's Club 2, 3, 4: Commencement Orchestra Z, 3, 4: Amateur Night Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 7, 8. l. LAWRENCE WIECHERT Tumbling 3: Class Basketball 2: Class Baseball 2: Chapel Program 2: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Bulletin Boys 2: Gym Team 3: Rifle Club 3: Gym Exhibition 2. GENE WRONOWSKI Football Z, 3, 4. GERALDINE WOLFE Elmprint 3, 4: Amateur Night 4: Glee Club 7, 8, 1: Magazine Cam- paign 4. CARL WOLSII-'ER Glee Club 7, 8, l: Pen Pal Club 7, 8: Gym Exhibition 7: Biology Club Z: Archery Z, 3: Y-Teens 3, 4: Amateur Night 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3. DELLAMAE WRIGHT Variety Club 7: Elmprint 1, 2, 3, 4: Archery 3: Y-Teens 3, 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Chapel Program 4. BARBARA YANORA Class Cashier l: Iunior Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l: Modern Choir Z, 3, 4: Amateur Night 3: Cheer Leader 4: Junior Prom Commit- tee 3: Magazine Campaign 4: Elmprint 4: Colophon 2, 3, 4: Usher's Club 2, 3, 4: Springtime Musical l. RONALD ZUPA Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 4: Bulletin Boys 4. LEWIS ZWEIBEL Basketball Z, 3, 4: M Club 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Rifle Club Z, 3: Senior Prom Committee 4: Senior Play 4. ROBERT ZWIEBEL Transfer student. ?riend and l7atronA of the Colophon IAMES A. 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Service Boys of 210 Morris Men's Shop Girls of 210 Mr. William Punshon Mr. Mr. William Bennett and Mrs. Harold McNellis Hau's Variety Store Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Oeller Mrs. Anthony Chupcavich Mr. Mr. Mr. Daniel Malloy and Mrs. Ralph Frischman and Mrs. Iohn Yanik Daniel Simon VVilliam White Mr. Fred Schwalback Mrs. Fred Schwalback Kennedy's Cafe Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mitchneck and Mrs. W. C. Scott Angelo Stella Mary Ann Staub lVlr. lVlr. Mr. lVlr. Mrs. Mrs. lVlr. Mr. Mrs Mr. Mr. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mr. lVlr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mr. Mrs. Dr. M. Tinsen and Mrs. MacDougall and Scott Wayne Hanewicz William F. Gender, Sr. Henrietta Whipple Laura Groom Edwin Swanthowski and Mrs. Wilson Stiles Anna D. Harrison and Mrs. Henry Van Horn and Mrs. Iames Stillarty O'Brien Sophia Smith Betty Knorr R. P. Herre Robert Utter Beisel Michael Farrell Susanne Gaare Doris Coking Anthony Garrah Iohn Miles Iohn Miles Robert Clements, D.D.S. Mrs. Hanewicz Alice Nicholis Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edwards Harry Lee Mrs. Thomas Mooney Mr. Boylan Mrs. Iulius Long Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Hooper Goldie's Dress Shop Arthur Williams Mrs. R. A. Gilligan The Reverend and Mrs. E. Lewis Mrs. Morris Moser H. F. Dietrich Good Gulf Service Iackie and Dale Rinker Mr. Williams and daughter Homeroom 204 Mrs. Thomas Roche Mrs. Iohn Marusak Miss Helen Lydon Home Room 218 Mrs. Bohnet Molly and Sheila Corbett Mrs. lames Conwell Sandy Knight Robert Martin Mandak A Friend Dr. I. B. Hanlon, D.D.S. Billy and Louie Iohnny the Baker Miss Marilyn Williams Miss Helen Mandak Clem Noss Mr. and Mrs. Donald Roberts Larry Knecht Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cobleigh Terry Wiedlick Mrs. Michael Baloga Mary Yanora Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coury Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lynn Brown Street Market Stanley and Mary Alice Mr. Leonard Brader Miss Carol Serhan Mrs. Mary Marowski Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Singer Mrs. Iames Mooney Homeroom 310 Mr. Francis Knorr Miss Miriam I. Watkins Miss Lucille Obusek Mr. and Mrs. William F. Trexler Sheila and Ioe Catherine and Ralph Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Stilp Lorraine Misewich Krapcho Blum Brothers The Teen Shop Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fetterolf Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Iames Davis A Friend Mr. and Mrs. William D. Evans Fred Kloer Mrs. I. Paltanavich Miss Marion Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Farr Mrs. A. M. Faust Mr. Ioseph Gates Ed and Tom Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Kotch Calso Gas Station Hanover and Carlisle Mi's. Emma Martin Mrs. I. Gross Mr. Brooke Yeager, Ir. Embassy Restaurant Lewis and Duncan The Smoke Shop The Keil Family Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hauberger Sharon and Nancy 1 Ellen and Louise Mr. and Mrs. William McGuire Mrs. Bertha Bobrowski Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Heffelfingcr Mr. and Mrs. Ormond Long Mr. and Mrs. Iames G. Bowyer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fauls Florence Cunningham Mr. H. P. Grenawalt Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Grenawalt Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rau Mr. and Mrs. A. Marcus I. Franklin Robinson, M.D. Riverside Economy Market Miss Helen Nichols Crew's Texaco Station Dalon's Market and Restaurant Lenny and Barb Peter Kenney and Family Katherine Schneider Carey Avenue Market Larry Cohen Esther and Al Marion and Iohnny The Hoats Family Gary and Iune Mr. and Mrs. Robert Luck Elaine Hosiery Shop Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Apaliski Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Staudenmeier Mr. and Mrs. Ierry Dettmore Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hungarter Mr. Charles E. Anthony Dick's Market Ronald McCoulogne Frank Neher Mr. George Kovacs Charles Hughes Mr. and Mrs. C. Greenawald Mr. Edgar H. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Sam Zarembo Boys from 215 Girls from 215 Mr. Howard Williams Mrs. Howard Williams Wilkes-Barre Business College Mrs. R. T. Tench Ierry Decker Mrs. Patrick Iiunta Mr. and Mrs. David Zatcoff Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Fraley Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Price Deans Corner Store Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bohan Dr. and Mrs. Ellis Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zbieg Mr. Scott's Homeroom Homeroom 215 Mrs. George Basar Miss Elsie Weaver The Loyal Freshmen Mr. and Mrs. Iohn W. Davies Miss Nichols' Girls Mr. and Mrs. Paul Callahan Mary K. Williams The Seniors of the Iunior High School Mrs. Lena Rosengrant Mr. and Mrs. Iames Marshall Mr. and Mrs. George Gillespie Dr. and Mrs. Iohn C. Brady Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Cole Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cole Virginia Mason Mr. and Mrs. Chester lacoby Mary Io Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Iones Charles Bosak Miss Mary R. McGowan Mr. and Mrs. Iames Ieffrey Mr. and Mrs. George Popovich Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Newman Mr. and Mrs. Russell Belles Mr. and Mrs. William Ungar Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simonson Mrs. Dorothy Collins Miss Helen Watts Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Simonson Edward Sekol Iackie Coury Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gilligan Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Iames Halloran Mr. and Mrs. Frank Einstein Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Lewis William Evans Girls from 208 Boys from 208 Harriet Milford Linda Williams Vivian Baumhaft Mr. and Mrs. Swan Mrs. M. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. A. Drum Mrs. Charles Stine Mr. and Mrs. Norman Daubert Mr. and Mrs. Sam Simon Mr. and Mrs. George Meckes Mr. and Mrs. Edward Richards Miss Iosephine Lenahan Marlow Davis Iames Howden Henry I. Vivian Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kosher Mrs. Elwood Spencer Mildred Bush Mrs. lane Shock Bill Cruikshank and Carol Daubert Mrs. Philip Klein Mr. Ben Klein Miss Marion Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conway Mr. and Mrs. W. Emory Wood Mrs. Arthur Dorf Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Iones Helen Kline Mr. Ioseph Klein Mrs. David Walksman Mr. Ralph Klein Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Kasper Homeroom 105 Miss Gretchen Allan Miss Lucille Ryan Mr. and Mrs. E. Levin Mr. and Mrs. lsadore Cimmet Mrs. Edward Batagowski Mr. and Mrs. Graydon W. Hoyt Mr. Walter Monroe M. A. McAndrew Al's Taylor Shop Mrs. Billye Iames Girls from Homeroom 105 Mr. Thomas G. Iames Bruce S. Cole Ioan Novickas Seventh Heaven Mr. Iohn Gibbon Mr. and Mrs. H. Leon Gilbert Mr. Leo I. Bergsmann Mr. and Mrs. William Macking Mrs. Celia Ellowitch and Mrs. Anna Karnofsky Miss lean Deobold Mrs. Alice Nelson Mr. Robert Pauley Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Hummel Allen Ayers Mr. Samuel Pauletti Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Foote Mr. and Mrs. Charles Iones Homeroom 301 Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Isenberger Miss Margaret McHugh D. Macri Miss Ann Iones Sally and Bob Mrs. Ioseph Ardone Mr. Ted Wilson My Gem Grace Sheasley Girls from 303 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Madden Mr. and Mrs. Iulius Sullum and Enid Carol Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Achey Carol Robak Mrs. I. D. Bachman South W.-B. Smoke Shop Dr. and Mrs. H. I. Harris The Reverend and Mrs. Roy Willia Mr. Fred Wolfe A Friend Billy Puba Mr. and Mrs. Michael Butcofski Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Frantz Mrs. Ruth Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly Miss Ruth Merrel Mr. and Mrs. M. Passante Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Roos A Friend ITIS Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Shaw Io Ayers Ann Mack lim McAfee Mrs. C. Hooper jim and Rae Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Pisarcik Mrs. Catherine Manganello Ianet and Bubsey Mrs. Walter Oliver Reverend and Mrs. Robert Kellerman Homeroom 312 Mr. Leonard Falcon Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Kulah Barbara and Paul Mr. and Mrs. Edward Niemenski Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wiechert Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dippre Mr. and Mrs. Cephas Clayworth Evelyn and Butch Carl and Pauline Abraham Mr. Teddy Simon Class of 209 Kirshner Kids 2nd Lunch Period-Table 2 Peter's Economy Store Mr. Cummings Piatt Mr. Harry Albeck Mrs. Ioseph Romanofski Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eshack Mr. and Mrs. Abe Solomon Mrs. Susan Mitchell Fighting Freshmen Kasian's Food Market Cy's Grove Agatha Yodsnukis Hakim's Used Cars Mr. and Mrs. Harold McDermott Mr. Leo Solomon George Solomon and Son Piatt's Electrical Supply Mr. and Mrs. Davis Miss Eileen Morrash Valerie Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lynch Mr. and Mrs. George Karam Colley's Pharmacy Dr. and Mrs. Max Speizman Susanne Moses Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Boyle Homeroom 110 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wynn, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Rod Davis Mr. Edwin H. Love Mr. Arthur Abod Mrs. Eva Troutman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moran Mr. and Mrs. William R. Thomas Wagner Pharmacy George and Ann Mr. and Mrs. Harold Keiner Kane's Store Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Smith Mr. and Mrs. Iames Moran Mr. and Mrs. William McDonald Mr. and Mrs. lohn Moran Mr. and Mrs. loseph Rensa Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lesnik Girls from 110 Boys from 110 Crazylegs Soojhia Farm Dairy Mr. and Mrs. Chester M. Glump Mr. and Mrs. Iames A. Amos Mrs. R. Yuhas Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Thomas Homeroom 102 Mrs. Frank Lewis Elaine Gilsky Mr. and Mrs. Orville Walton Ruth Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Koury Mildred Reese Miss Mary Burns Ted's Texaco Station Thomas Yuhas Dr. and Mrs. Iohn Parente Mr. and Mrs. Boris H. Levitsky Mr. and Mrs. L. Hess Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wodaski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Donlin Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rohlfs Macri's Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. M. Macri Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Thompson Homeroom 112 Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Shafer Mr. and Mrs. Donald Foley Heights Bakery Mr. and Mrs. William Dettmore Mr. A. D. Balanis Mr. Frederick Hartwigsen Ellen, Carol, Roberta and Betty Charles Thomas Mrs. Zelda Charno D. Heller Kiddy Shop City Shoe Repair Floyd's Garage Iohnny's Used Car Lot Fred Klem Pastry and Cookie Shop Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Obeid Roger's Variety Shop Ronald Mikolarcik Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Neely Ray and Lois Mr. and Mrs. Iames Smith Mary Borys Mr. Iacobs Mr. Iohn Brown Bruce Herring Mrs. Gertrude Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. William Iones Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hutchins Mr. and Mrs. Edward Iones Miss Marilyn I. Goeckel Mr. and Mrs. Carl Buckman Homeroom 103 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mars Mr. and Mrs. F. Mitchneck Mrs. Madeline Abraham Miss Veronica Brislin Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Moran Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wickhizer Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ienkins Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hogrebe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Prisk Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Brislin Homeroom 214 Mary Christine Mazula Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Brader Mr. and Mrs. Iames McGinty Mr. and Mrs. Iohn D. Guest Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Eugene T. Giering, Ir. Mrs. Sue Arnold Mrs. Edward S. Betterly Mr. and Mrs. Edward Endler Attorney and Mrs. Thomas E. Brislin Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gegwich Mr. and Mrs. Iames Henkley JAMES A MCKANE - SQUARE PRINTING C0 LITHOGRAPHER GD -- - --f-wa.-,- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maynard Mr. and Mrs. Ioihn C. Foster Bradford's Beauty Academy A Friend Mrs. Iule Merrone loe Gegwich Mr. and Mrs. Elmer S. Wilcox Dragalong Class of 1960 lst Year French Class Mr. and Mrs. George Groff R. L. Ransom Mr. joseph DeVizia Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dotter Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blankford Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Iones Mrs. Catherine C. Foley Ninth Grade Students Mrs. Leroy Supplee Miss Gail Karan lVIiss Pearl Hallal Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Mitchell Miss Kathy Mitchell Gail, lddy, Keggie and Freda Colley's Drug Store Iohnny Ioseph Kitty Mitchell David Piatt Allan Hess Ricky Hess Ted Simon Peter's Store SOYO lohn Solomon Mrs. Harry A. Kivler Mrs. Charles Dobson Edith Mailander Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shaffer Dr. Hubert N. Iones Mr. Hubert N. Iones Mr. Warren Challis Betty Ann Butkiewicz Atty. and Mrs. Iohn H. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. George Gimble Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Foote Mr. George Sehare Mrs. Frank Eisenback A Friend Mr. Iohn Hyde Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Norton Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Grimes Aunt Bertha Roy and Carol A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Martin Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Evans Dr. Andrew D. Chigos Harold Bond Homeroom 311 Mrs. Martha Downey lohn Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ostrofski The Gouldens Betty Ann and Bill Miss Marguerite Harvey Mrs. Ruth Wasserstrom Attorney Albert Aston Nlr. Kenneth Lee Mr. L. G. Stiles Dr. F. Drier Mrs. l. Davis lvfr. Donald Zinn Mr. Ormond Long Mr. Leo Dillon Mrs. Hopkins Dr. and Mrs. I. M. Dolphin . G- 7:7 x :L + Wars ' . 55 .- ,iLif- 'i' V: . :Q fm: 5 1272 . :A .A L -.'i5: ' 2' 1' .gwgh-1 :rw 'R Q, 2- L. 5 T c ' Y. A A- sys: ,- Jig, . .A,. 'J T '1a'-N ST? ' ' 'Q-ke-. -' , 1:-. 1i3Q?Sw, -s . 1 1 f' As. .. ,. i . J 5?i?ii: ,-'- rag - Q. .gqhwggm it -351' 1 'ig' , 41-24' 1. :,, fix '--fi, -. ,.45, , H 3-, gn ' RFQ' A 659' ' Z' -wggf ..-W 151 ,C-'Cx -1 .99 z,:'. ,-sf?-fx: if sf ,'.-Q-Q? EYE iff? ,H-1. ,as 5 -,Q , 'rn '33, - ,L ,I-,ix ':-' L-fix. - :QQ E QQ -.gif - .qt 3.5 .4 .+L -.Q -1,. Tyra., 3.7, - -, :rvuf iff-. 1. f i+ilf1:L?,'i ' 1.1 , xaf' . -V V T- ,JY - 4 Zfqfa ' -1' ki 5,12 P: . Y5??5g bw X, vqzv 7 .' .vw fsffzapifi- .. ,L Q-.9 1. 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