Olyphant High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Olyphant, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1957 volume:

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Alma Mater-Alma Mater- The Maroon and Greyg Proudly towering 'neath the blue Guides us on our Way. sky ar A 1 I I I I I Throughout our twelve years in the I I Olyphant Public Schools we have gleaned I much helpful knowledge. We learned that I I a strong and free America meant an edu- I I cated America, and that to retain this free- I I dom and strength We had to become an I ' ' d tion and a better edu- I I atomic-minde na I cated America. 1 I I The more complex life, the greater be- I I come its responsibilities. Since life carries so I I many obligations We feel its most important I I one is to set a worthy goal then direct our I I effort toward the achieving of it. I I Since We believe this to be of greatest I I consequence, we, the Senior Class of 1957, I I of the Olyphant High School, do hereby I I dedicate our yearbook to the alumni of this I I school who have reached their goal. I I I - 2966661 fion -2- JOHN METRINKO GEORGE KROPILAK Superintendent Secretary SUPERINTENDENTUS MESSAGE The need for education is con- stantly increasing year after year. To be successful We must meet this need. It is then essential that we ac- cept every opportunity that presents itself to take advantage of those edu- cation Wants. .- x 3- A A Earcl of lirecford .Mgk Skov! jacuhg ..4.. SEN IORS ? H K 1 i N I 1 I i Y f 3 3 w 5 ll W 1 Q C 71 3 i rl ?l E -1 1 MARGARET BOOTH A Commercial Margie Thoughtful of her classmates, always happy and gay, a friend to all is Margie. Activities: Home Nursing, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Yearbook Staff. Cfaaa mafia Wow of Wm, C H056 04125 12,4 .,,..1 gm, CAM OLUBI' ,Que JOSEPH BOYD Academic Carrottop Athletic minded, joe has excelled in the field ol sports. His friendship has a lasting quality. Activities: Football, Class Vice-President, Basketball, Prom Committee, Projection Club, Ring Committee, Yearbook Staff, .5- 4, to XA JANE CHORBA Commercial janie's friendly manner and charming smile will be remembered by all. Activities: Home Nursing. CARL BUNK Commercial ' Jimmy jimmy, the wittiest lad in the class, possesses a keen sense of humor. Where there is laughter he can always be found. Activities: Yearbook Staff, Mimeograph Operator. ..Janie,, FRANCIS CUNION Academic Francie Francie has been with us for only this one year, but we have grown very fond of him in that short time. Activities: Science Club. JOHN DEMCHAK Academic Dench A jolly fellow, full of fun and joy, whose philosophy seems to be laugh and the world laughs with you. Activities: Science Club. ..7. L t no or rr: -C A LOUISE DEMPSEY Commercial Lou Though Lou is quiet, she has enjoyed all the fun we've had' and work we've done together. Activities: Home Nursing, Glee Club, Secretarial Club. v JOAN ANN DIXON Commercial Jeanie joanie, though demute, is a good sport and kind friend. Activities: Home Nursing. Q MARTHA DRAGON 'rt' Commercial Matty Fun-loving Martha friendly and sweet, always has a smile for everyone she meets. Activities: Home Nursing, Prom Corn- mittee, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Honor Roll, Secretarial Club. V--.QW FRANK DUTKA Academic Fat A wonderful and friendly guy whose ability on the football field will be re- membered by all. Activities: Prom Committee, Football, Science Club. -3. 1 i , J GLORIA JEAN FALLON Commercial Gloria Prettiest of the class, this miss will be remembered by all with bliss. Activities: Yearbook Staff, Majorette Captain, Dramatic Club and Home Nursing. JOANN FEDORCHAK Academic Jeanie loanie, an efficient Worker, with a pleasant smile, who has been a friend to all. Activities: Cheerleader Co - Captain, Honor Roll, Home Nursing, Prom Com- mittee, Science Club, Yearbook Staff and Dramatic Club. FRANK GALEA Academic Moonbeam Moonbeam is a quiet and sincere friend who is always cooperative and obliging. MICHAEL GRABANIA Commercial Mike Though Mike appears to be a happy- go-lucky guy, he has proved his reliability to his class. Activities: Class President, Prom Com- mittee, Ring Committee, Yearbook Staff. .9., i Activities: Art Club, Yearbook Staff e High School Band. A A .L FRANK I-IESSER Academic Hess Hess, a genius in fashioning ex- cuses to get out of class, is well liked by all his classmates. Activities: Ring Committee, Prom Com- mittee, Football, Dramatic Club, and Band Member. - l I CONSTANCE JARZOMB Commercial Connie Good natured and happy-go-lucky, Connie has gained the friendship of all. Activities: Home Nursing, and Color Guard. ROBERT JAMA Academic Bob Bob's ability in sports has been an asset to the Greyhounds. His popularity and friendliness will get him far. Activities: Football, Baseball, Prom Corn- mittee, Science Club, and Yearbook Staff. I BETTY KING Commercial Kingie A cute cheerleader, with loads of pep, who has made many new friends in her high school years. y Activities: Home Nursing, Yearbook Staff, Cheerleader, Prom Committee, Dramatic Club, Honor Roll, Glee Club. --1 0- GERALD KRETT Academic Tomatoes A ver ood natured u with man I Y 8 3 Y Y friends, jerry proved a big help to the Greyhounds. Activities: Ring Committee, Yearbook Staff, Football, Basketball. IRENE KRENITSKY Commercial A good friend to all, Irene is sure to succeed in life. Activities: Home Nursing, Yearbook Staff, Color Guard Captain, Honor Roll, Dramatic Club. CLEMENT KUNCHICK Academic Kwem Though quiet and shy, Clem is a trusty friend to all. Activities: Art Club. THOMAS LEAR Academic Termite Tom, a carefree lad who never wor- ries about anything, has gained the friendship of many. Activities: Science Club. .-111 1 YW, L ANDREW LENGEL Academic Zookie Always happy, Zookie takes with him wherever he goes, his witty remarks and keen sense of humor. Activities: Science Club. JOHN LESCONAGE Academic Greek' The Greek, who is jolly, carefree fel y C low, has been a friend to all. ROSE MARY LUCHANSKY Commercial Couchie With Couchie around always joking and laughing there's certain never to be a dull moment. Activities: Home Nursing, Glee Club. JOHN MCDONOUGH Commercial Mugg5 Though he appears quiet and shy, Muggs is really a funloving guy. Activities: Mimeograph Operator. -1 2- K GEORGE MCVICAR Academic Archie Though small in height, Archie in sports is ready to fight. He is admired and liked by all. Activities: Football, Basketball, Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff. LYDIA MOTEL Commercial Motel Quiet and shy, Lydia is always ready, willingly and courteously, to help a friend. Activities: Home Nursing, Yearbook Staff, Honor Roll, Glee Club, Secretarial Club. -1 l ' . Commercial Dramatic Club. PATRICIA NEFAK Commercial Patsy Tall and blonde, Pat's chatter and love for fun has gained her many friends. Activities: Home Nursing, Majorettes, Glee Club, Yearbook Staff. MARY LOUISE NICHOLS ' uLoun Always on the go, small and sweet, Mary Lou is a friend that can't be beat. Activities: Home Nursin, Banner Car- rier Captain, Glee Club, Yearbook Staff, 5- FRANCIS NOVAK Academic Canine Frank's reward for his friendly manner and happy way is many friends. With his will to work he is sure to succeed. Activities: Prom Committee, Projection Club, Dramatic Club. MARTHA PALUBNIAK Commercial Marty A small, clemure, and friendly blonde, with such charm and artistic touch, is certain of a successful future. Activities: Editor of Yearbook, Honor Roll, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Home Nursing, Prom Committee. CAROLYN OBRZUT Commercial Lyn A cute girl, Lyn's friendly disposition and charming ways have made knowing her worth-while. Activities: Home Nursing, Honor Roll, Glee Club, Ring Committee, Secretarial Club, Color Guard. ELIZABETH PANULLA Academic Pansy A quiet girl who is good-naturecl friendly, and always willing to join in the fun. Activities: Home Nursing, Honor Roll, Dralinatic Club, Yearbook Staff, Science Clu . -.1 Q1 RICHARD REDZINZKI Academic Bomber Although Richard has been with us for only the past two years, he has gained the friendship of his class. CATHERINE ROGAN Academic Cake-Eater Caye's friendly manner, and charming smile have won her many admirers in the short time she has been with us. Activities: Home Nursing, Senior Class Secretary, Prom Committee, Ring Com- mittee. RICHARD RUSAK Commercial Dickie Dickie is known for his witty remarks and sense of humor. He really is a guy friendly hi! book Staff. CAROL ANN SANDERSON Commercial Carrottop A friendly girl who is quite true and when with Joe is never blue. Activities: Ring Committee, Captain of Cheerleaders, Glee Club, Secretarial Club, Honor Roll, Dramatic Club, Home Nursing. . -15- who's nice, with a big smile and a Activities: Mimeograph Operator Year MICHAELEEN SHANDER Commercial Mike Good humored, likeable, and conser- vative. Michaeleen is sure to succeed. Activities: Home Nursing, Color Guard, Honor Roll, Senior Class Treasurer, Ring Committee, Secretarial Club, Prom Com- mittee, Glee Club, Yearbook Staff, and Dramatic Club. NANCY SMITH Commercial Nancy Nancy is a lass who is always so happy, gay and full of fun, that sometimes she didn't get her homework done. Activities: Home Nursing. EDWARD SHERIDAN Academic Although Eddie is noted for his tardi- ness, with his determination and will to work he is sure to meet with success. Activities: Editor-in-chief of Yearbook, Dramatic Club, Honor Roll, and Year- book Staff. Q . SONIA SMOLEY Commercial Smol Sonia's laughter is unique and isheard through the jokes and fun. Activities: Home Nursing, Cheerleader, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Prom Com- mittee, Honor Roll, Yearbook Staff, and Secretarial Club. 116.- Academic Static Larry is the fellow with the bright, sparkling smile, who can both tease and take. Activities: Basketball, Football. PETER SNITZER Academic Pete Rather shy and quiet, but a perfect gentleman who has a smile for all. Activities: Science Club, Baseball. LAWRENCE SMUGERESKI HAROLD SOLSMAN Academic Electro Tall and quiet, he is always willing to lend a helping hand. , Activities: Yearbook Staff. PAULINE SWERDAK Academic Lorrie With such a jolly disposition, there is always laughter and fun when Lorrie is around. Activities: Majorettes, Home Nursing, Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Science Club. .1 7. A MARY JANE TAYLOR Commercial Cookie Tall, fun-loving, and carefree, Mary Jane is a friend to all. Activities: Home Nursing, Dramatic Club, Color Guard, Glee Club. MARGARET VRABEL Commercial Margie, sometimes quiet, often gay, has the most pleasing ways. Activities: Home Nursing, Prom Com- mittee. JOHN VESKO Academic Miser Though small in stature, john is liked by all for his pleasant manner and fun- loving way. Activities: Science Club Margie f ALBERT WANO Academic Daffy Tops not only in basketball but as a gentleman and friend, Al is a jolly fellow always ready to join the fun. Activities: Dramatic Club, Basketball, Yearbook Staff, Honor Roll, Science Club. ...1 5-. t. Commercial Kashie Kashie, a lass always happy, gay, and full of fun, will be remembered by each one. Activities: Home Nursing. WILLIAM YOBS Academic Louie A good humored, likeable lad always joking and laughing who, because of this, has made many friends. Activities: Prom Committee, Dramatic Club, School Band. MARY ANN YAZDZIK 1 THOMAS YOUSHOCK Academic Miller' A happy, carefree fellow is Tommy who never worries about anything. Activities: Science Club. 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Taylor 1 BGR rl -53- Cfada cworifefi Wirriesr - - R. Luchansky Frfnglliiiija C' Bunk N G. Kretr courteous Most Popular E. Pnnulla C. Rogan A. Wano R. Jama Likely YO Succeed Prerriest Girl M- Sllflfldef Handsomesr Boy Best Dancers E. Sheridan G, Fallgn Besr Dressers C. Sanderson J. Demchak J. Fedorchak F. Dutka F. Novak . -34.- 68-. 4 -fab , I L.. I! SENIOR CLASS WILL In memory of the Olyphant High School, We the Class of '57, do hereby bequeath some of our outstanding characteristics and prized possessions to our underclassmen, hoping they will cherish them in the happy and dignified fashion in which they were given. Margaret Booth wills her cat glasses to Irene Fron. Joseph Boyd wills his car keys to Stephen Semonich. James Bunk wills his class pranks to John Ratay. Jane Chorba wills her friendliness to Barbara Taylor. Francie Cunion wills his hot rod sports car to Thomas Fumanti. John Demchak wills his light complexion to Joseph Parette. Louise Dempsey wills her D. A. to Delores Borgna. Joan Dixon wills her long hike to Fern Hill to Gloria Tratten. Martha Dragon wills her Betty Crocker award to Elizabeth Pettigrew. Frank Dutka wills his football shoes to William Phillips. Gloria Fallon wills her fire-baton to Julie Dobransky. ' Joann Fedorchak wills her wardrobe to Janet Nichols. Frank Galea wills his artistic ability to James Janowski. Michael Grabania wills his executive position to James Murphy. Francis Hesser wills his art at impersonation to John Nestor. Robert Jama Wills his touchdowns to Francis O'Bell. Constance Jarzomb wills her engagement ring to Linda Roberts. Betty King wills her Irish smile to Norma Galea. fi, 4 fX u L 'I Ml -35- .fgg -Q Q 4:2 ,L fag alll Gerald Krett wills his freckles to Francis Koza. Clement Kunchik wills his shyness to Edward Linko. Irene Krenitsky wills her good posture to Mary O'I-Iara. Thomas Lear wills his French book to Gerald McDonough. Andrew Lengal wills his height to Joseph Ries. John Lesconage wills his shoe polish to Paul Maslar. Rosemary Luchansky Wills her friendly gayety to Evelyn Louis. John McDonough wills his job to Ronald Evans. George McVicar wills his wandering feet to Gerald Yankow. Lydia Motel wills her quiet ways to Fay Rutkowski. Patricia Nefak wills her blonde hair to Mary Ann Mailey. Mary Lou Nichols wills her slimness to Pat DePasquale. Frank Novak wills his job in Berg's to Peter Nestor. Carolyn Obrzut Wills her love for Syracuse to Linda Rogers. Martha Palubniak wills her petiteness to Regina Stepkovich. Betty Ann Panulla wills her natural blonde hair to Gayle James. Richard Redzinsky wills his pleasing personality to Frank Trojanowicz. Kathryn Rogan wills her taxi to Barbara Zarnowski. p Richard Rusak Wills his hair-do to Robert Kollar. A Carol Sanderson wills her cool dancing to Mary Parry. Michaeleen Shander wills her big brown eyes to Georgann Wuagon. Edward Sheridan Wills his self control and sureness to Robert Coulthard. Nancy Smith wills her unique stride to Diana Richardson. 6.5 f'X 1 L y l Ill gi. ,QI -56.. 69 65'- . fx ' , 'i W . la 'll Sonia Smoley wills her love for Jessup to Carole Lesconage. Larry Smugereski Wills his comical Ways to John Paulishak. Peter Snitzer wills his milk truck to John Lengel. Harold Solsman Wills his scientific mind to Daniel Russen. Pauline Swerdak wills her baby sitting job to Ann Booth. Mary Jane Taylor Wills her tall stature to Andrea Turko. John Vesko wills his bicycle to Albert Santarelli. Margaret Mary Vrable Wills her seat in the Club to Helen Palubniak. Albert Wano wills his excellent basketball ability to Dennis Witiak. Mary Ann Yazdzik wills her crinolines to Mary Ann Volpe. William Yobs wills his skill in tickling the ivories to Stephen Condella. Thomas Youshock wills his physique to Gerald Healey. Mary Ann Yzkanin wills her late entrance to assembly to Pat Chaykovsky. Signed, sealed, published, and declared by the Senior Class of 1957, as their last will and testament in the presence of us, who at their request and in their presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as Witnesses. Mildred Nealson Beatrice Glazer Marie Beatty f'X I A ll l ml gi. gt 157.- ii'- E -fx Q l w is an l Il 5' FAREWELL With the passing of the next few months we shall have fulfilled our stay at Olyphanr High School, and, although we shall say farewell we shall never forget the happy times, from our green years in the elementary grades right up to this, our senior year. Nor shall we forget our many friends, our teachers, principals, and superintendent. Even now as we walk through the corridors we cannot help but Wonder what the future holds in store for us, and, as we wonder about the future we think about the paSt. We begin to realize how kind the good Lord has been to us, for our twelve years of school have been years of prosperity, peace, and happiness. We thank Him for the blessings He has bestowed upon us, and pray that He will continue to bless this school, its pupils, and administration, and that He will guide each of us as we strive to achieve our goals. In this closing paragraph we wish to give humble thanks and eX- tend our final, and indeed sorrowful farewell to our most gracious Alma Mater, the Olyphant High School. 5? 11. ,ML F, l .5g. Ben Magdon-President pafrona Ofwzkanf Shoo! mbfricf Edward Conway james Liparulo-Vice-President Elmer Nalevanko Stanley jezuit-Secretary Thomas Hasley-Treasurer Beatrice Glazer Peter Kaczmarcik Alice Kucab Frank Pish Andrew Homanich-Solicitor -524005 Mr. john Merrinko-Superintendent Miss Hannah Owens-Clerk Snior Scion! Mr. George Kropilak-Secretary Margaret Lynch Mildred Nealon Ann Palubniak Junior 3400! Miss Anastasia Maloney-Principal Velyda Evans Peter Sawchak Sadie Howard Mary Sawka Martin Pish Marie Beatty Florence Gaughan Ann Gillespie Marjorie Harris Elizabeth Healey 7Wem Leu Philip Condella Joseph Dzwonczyk Louis Guzek M. M. Menichiello Genfra! Shoo! Margaret Kalowsky Mildred Kennedy Florence Murphy Beatrice Hastings Mrs. Ann Farbanish-Nurse Mrs. Ann Lloyd-Art go:-ougd Ufhciafa Mr. Edward J. Burke-Burgess of Z?orougA Counci! anal Ofhcera John Marchines Joseph Mulligan Michael Russen John Youshock Mr. john Rusyn Atty. Patrick Walsh-Solicitor ..59.. .hp Atty. Atty Thomas Hanahue Andrew Homanich Atty. john Lenahan Atty Myron Pinkus Atty. Patrick Walsh ro -euionaf afrona P! I9 J. j. Bendick Thomas Clauss Leo Murphy William O'Hora Remio Tomasseti palrona Barrett Publishing Co. Needle's Barthold Funeral Home J. J. Newberry Co. Bee 8: Gee Paint Co. Nossal's Florist Blaniar's Restaurant Nudlemarfs Byrne's Funeral Home Olyphant Upholstering Crotti's Market Ponelli's Garage Ecldie's Bar 8: Grill Providence Dress Outlet Ideal Lunch Mr. and Mrs. john Roberts jason's Stambler's Time Shop I. Kaplan William Stine Gus Kolback Cafe Tony's Pizza Palace Linden Bakery Towne's Manufacturing Louise's Beauty Shop Turko's Sweet Shop Mrs. Stephen Dragon Valley Modes Factory Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Marguardt The Well Emma and Ernie Mazzoni F. W. Woolworth Co. Joe Meehan Thomas A. Youshock 8: Sons Harry Metrinko A Friend jrienda Abda's Sweet Shop john Ksiazek joe Baldasari Ace Cleaners Barroxfs Paulishak's Burke's Drug Store Pihl's A friend Schoonover's Drug Store A friend Sigmund Spitz A friend Strony's Cafe Mary L. Gavin Mr. and Mrs. Szelagyi Gene's Whitman's Dr. Greenblot -40- Household Outfitting Co. V Scranl'on's Largest Furniture Store l 306-I4 Lackawanna A e STOEHR Olyphant Central J unior-Senior 81 High School P.T.A. FISTER a .Ioseph's Jewelers BEST WISHES OF A FRIEND Taffera's Cleaning Cr Tailoring 219 Delaware Ave. Phone HU-96776 Sweeny's Funeral Home Olyphant, Pa. Dempsey Convalescent Josten's Home Fine CIassiPins Pennsylvania State Licensed Awards 24-Hour Nursing Care Announcements 602 S. Valley Ave. and Phone HU-92041 Yearbooks Olyphant, Pa. CETTA-PARRISH MUSIC CO. SUGERMAN'S -42- Baumel Dress Co. Raymond Henry Post 327 Compliments of Grand Club George 6 Marie Leonard Ill Grant St. Olyphant, Pa. Dutka's Market 212 Jackson St. Olyphant, Pa. 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