Plymouth High School - Shawnee Arrow Yearbook (Plymouth, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1939 volume:

SP' JALX :swam '-, 4 gi' ' Aw W '! 1 ' 1 1 J 1 1 i 3 4 1 a .1 4 ' 1 1 1 '1 l N w i 1 4 as 5 5 1 . . .5 I 5 X , , The... M1939 MEIHLIN JONES, Etlilnr L M. BENNETT, Fuvully Atlwism' ISEN HAIJMAN, MilllilQPl' VHHY lfLAN.5XllAN, Fatully Athism' FUI'PVVUlTl We, the class of 1939, present this Year Book as a Written and pictorial record of our class activi- ties and events. To make this Year Book as fine a record as pos- sible, we have endeavored to catch the spirit of the classroom, the enthusiasm of athletics and the musi- cal and social interests of not only the senior class, but the entire school. In this book are presented pictures of student life on the campus and in school. We have not tried to make this book elaborate, but ust a simple presentati- n of facts. It is our sin- cere desire that this Year Book will continue to up- hold the traditions .5 ' E ,mouth Higl School. PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PAGE PACE PAGE PAGE PAGE I 2 3 4 5-ro 1 3-32 43-55 55-60 62-75 FOREVVORD DEDICATION CAMPUS SCENES .ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS JACTIVITIES . SPORTS ADN'ER'fISEBlENTS lIlliJilShl'fl by uftht' .. l'LYfVlUUTH HIGHS SCHUUL PLYMUUTH, PA. ..f. Q- ' v,,- L A' fm. ,' 1 -L, V: .I , ,Lf rf Ei- ' . 1 9 Aff:-Q58 ,QEiQIg'Wf.'N- -4' JY? W' A . ox, As 11 , W jwrgc' K Q WF fr , 4W.?q H 'H- dh r- 9 Campus Si'viif'S Undaunted hy a late snowfall, like that pictured at the right. which covered the campus with a hlanket oli snow the students ol Plymouth High School lingered in itheir usual places until the last hell lwarned them that further delay would necessitate the signing of the i tarcly hook. However, as day after day was placed on the calendar of the past. the snow slowly disappeared and Mother Nature ushered in Lady spring. Once more the grass sprang to life and the trees began to bud. Spring fevt once: again claimed the students as its xietims and the enthusiasm of winittir was lost forever. The Plymouth High S..l1Ofll came pus with its green grass, colorful flower heds and leafy trees pre- sents a heautiliul appearance and greatly adds to the dignity of the school huildings in the hackground. We .zgr w - ,s Tliw ll -W.. f Y 'QF' ' Q . .Wi 'M .f , ,-1-m K a- 1-A , -if . A ' fi 5 K ff S s Y -ui f F W' g Q, S1 i K x- 1 H .F ,A Q ,J 5.4 f 'E f 1 N .v yi Sri? .en X, ' 4 i ff 1 5 5 5 3 i 4? Q A E i 2, is eh 3 wg 3 1-N Q1 S' A ,J I E 1 Wk!! I 3 Q jfri MWMMLMTVP . 1c MQHMMV A group of professional men and women who have as their ultimate aim to develop and exercise the powers of todayls youth is the faculty of Plymouth High School. By their careful guidance and unsellish purposes, they have inspired their students with high ideals that they might take their places in their community as capable citizens. Friendly advice and encouragement were very often offered to inspire courage and conlidenc in their pupils as well as implanting in them aspirations which they might some day hope to achieve. Thus this section is devoted to the sincerest friends of the students. Assistant Principal and Dean of VVomen is Miss Flora Ran- som. She is a graduate of Plym- outh Borough Schools, Blooms- burg State Teachers, College and has attended University of Penn- sylvania. Miss Ransom teaches Plane and Solid Geometry and Trigonometry. of Problems of have Miss Mary Miss McCollum of Bloomsburg College and at- tended University of Pennsyl- vania and University of Roches- ter. She is chief librarian. As a teacher Democracy, we E. 'McCollum. is a graduate State Teachers' Mr. Leland Bennett is the Senior linglish teacher. He is a graduate ol' Plains High School, VVyoming Seminary, Blooms- burg State Teachers' College and Bucknell University. He is also a Senior Class sponsor and ad- visor to the annual Year Book stall. M 1-uf M155 13111750771 P05611 F01 The One Miss Agnes Curran teaches Latin and Caesar. She is a graduate of St. Vincent's High School and Marywood College and also attended Pennsylvania State College. Professor Llewellyn Llewellyn is supervisor of music in Plym- outh Borough Schools. He is a graduate of Chicago Musical College and attended Tonic- Solfa College, London, England. Professor Llewellyn is the leader of our band and orchestra. A lunior Class sponsor and American History teacher is Mr. Paul M. Culbertson. He is a graduate of Lafayette College and the University of Pennsyl- Yll 11111. Ililrgr' l'ill!'!' Mitt Mcfoflum and Miva lvobziczezwki Tully Things Over A graduate ol' Plymouth High School and liloomsburg State Teachers' College. Miss Mar- garet Hobbs teaches Freshman English. Miss Hobbs is also ad- visor of the Shawnee Arrow. lletore coming to Plymouth High School, Miss Alice Clou was secretary to the Deputy At- torney General of Pennsylvania. hfliss Glou teaches Business Arithmetic, Stenography I and 'Vypewriting l, and is assistant advisor for the Shawnee Arrow paper. She graduated from Plymouth High School and Sus- quehanna University. Mr. Iohn Mergo is a gradu- ate ol' Plymouth High School and East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College. Besides teach- ing Physical liducation to the boys Mr. Mergo is one of the coaches and is a very active member ol the Athletic Council, Page Eight Miss Regina C. Robaczewski is a graduate ot Plymouth High School and Wilson College. She has taken courses at the Univer- sity ot YVisconsin and Nluhlen- herg College. Besides teaching Medieval and Modern History. she is a Iunior Class sponsor and is assistant librarian. After graduating from Plym outh High School and Cedar Crest College, Miss Elizabeth C. Teske began her teaching career at Plymouth High School sev- eral years ago. She teaches Cae- sar and is a Sophomore Class sponsor. Miss Teslte also :lt- tended Pennsylvania State Col- lege. lnstrueting the Algebra classes is Mr, Ioseph F. Bukowski. He is a graduate ol' Plymouth High School and Dickinson College. Mr. Buliovvski has taken the post-graduate vvorlc at Duke Uni- versity and the University of Pennsylvania. Besides teaching Sophomore English, Miss lfleanor bl. Tisdel is a sponsor oli the Senior Girl Reserves and head of all bank- ing. Miss Tisdel graduated from Plymouth High School and VVil- son College. She tools: summer courses at Pennsylvania State College and the University of Pennsylvania. First year l.,atin is taught by Miss lessie N. Iones. She is a ifrziduate of Plymouth High School and llloomsburg State Teachers, College. Miss Iones has taken extension courses at the University ol' Pennsylvania. Ill: anus Goes Uzfer Another member of the High School faculty is Mr. Thomas R. Richards. Mr. Richards gradu- ated from Plymouth High School and Pennsylvania State College. Mr. Richards teaches Freshman Algebra and is a Freshman Class sponsor. This is his fourth year as a member of the faculty. is i J After graduating from Plym- outh High School and VVilkes- Barre Business College Miss Ruth Hughey came here to serve as secretary to the superinten- dent, Mr. Henry S. Iones. Miss lflughey has been a loyal and capable secretary to the superin- tendcnt. Miss Mae C. Bartells is in- structor of Bookkeeping l and ll and is a business advisor to the Shawnee Arrow paper. Miss Hartells is a graduate of Plym- outh High School and attended VVyoming Seminary and Svra- cuse University. She has taken additional work at Pennsylvania State College. Page Nine Girls, Physical Education is under the supervision of Miss Madeline Cooney. She gradu- ated from Plymouth High School and the Sargent School of Boston University. This is Miss Cooney's lifth year as a member of the faculty. She is also a sponsor to the Iunior Girl Reserves. Besides being instructor in English. Mr. lien Iatmes is head basketball coach. assistant foot- ball coach and is a member of the Athletic Council. He grad- uated from Plymouth High School and Dickinson College. He toolt his graduate work at lluclinell University. .Win BCIIVZLYZ Read the Noncct Typewriting l and Stenogra- phy I are taught by Miss Rosina Kitchener. She is a graduate ol Plymouth High School, Blooms burg State Teachers' College and Wilkes-Barre Business College. She has taken special studies at Bucknell University and is now treasurer for all extra-curricular activities. After teaching at Larksville High School for several years. Miss Mary Shovlin came to Plymouth High School to teach ninth grade Science. Miss Shov- lin graduated from Larltsville High School, East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College and Mis- ericordia College. Head coach of the football team and American History teacher is Mr. Edward Bromin- ski, who came here from Ber- wick High School. He gradu- ated from Swoyerville High School, Wyoming Seminary and Columbia University. Mr. Bro- minski is also a member of the Athletic Council. Nlr. Alex Kraynack gradu- ated from Plymouth High School and Bloomsburg Teach- ers' College, teaches Sophomore History and is a Iunior Class sponsor. He is faculty manager of athletics. He attended Penn- sylvania State College. M1 Ixzaynac at 11 Humorous Element Besides instructing the ninth grade Algebra classes Miss Sadie Richards is treasurer of the lu- nior High School. She is a graduate Oli Plymouth High School and Hloomsburg State Teachers' College. In addition. lyliss Richards has taken exten- sion courses at Bucknell and La- M'r. Cohen Fxplrnm Ihr Pioto 061 At the head of the Biology department is Mr. Samuel B. Cohen. Mr. Cohen is a gradu- ate of Plymouth High School and Bloomsburg State Teachers' College. This is his second year as a member of the Plymouth High School faculty. Mr. lohn Bogilsl-ty teaches Biology and Chemistry. He is a graduate of Plymouth High School and St. Thomas College. This is Mr. liogusliyls second year as a member ot the Plym- oath High School faculty. Page Teil 1 I A. ' ' , 3 Q R2 'E jf ff Q J Q QW , Senior Class lllcjetblg, ILLIAIXI M ttiuuy Tl'6LIA'lll't'1' Scnior Class History With high hopes and vaulting ambi- tions. the class of 1939 embarked on their high school career. As officers they elect- ed: George Kulick. presidentg lanet San- ders. vice-presidentg Nancy Iones, secre- tary-treasurerg and Raymond Davenport, usher. Already showing dramatic possi- bilities, they presented a play entitled Miss Puntsettia. The outstanding event of the year was the freshman party. held in the Gymnasium. 2-11 The next year found the class sopho- mores. Entering enthusiastically into high school activities, they immediately selected a set of capable olficers. Those chosen were: President. Iohn Dopkog vice-president. Bernice Hester: secretary, Ianet Sandersg treasurer, Merlin Iones. Some of the boys participated in ath- letics. while the girls joined the glee club and other organizations. . ,V f ' lf! F , .1 ' 1. in V WL! l ,, ,, fx- .,- M94 if IJ iff DONALD T. DAVIS ,, . if , fPl'65Il17f.'77Z uf' l TILUE KWMTKOWSKI 'A' ' Iuniors and upperclassmenl This year SL,c.H,m,.y ' was truly a full one for the class of 1939. Athletics, glee club, H1-Y, Girl Reserves. dramatics, and Shawnee Arrow all tend- ed to make this year enioyalvle. The annual junior dance was held under the direction of the class otficers and sponsors. The officers lor the year were: Iohn Dopko, Bernice Hester, Btty Reese, Bill Harry. .Xt last the long-awaited time and the class of 1939 became seniors. Olliicers elected for their last important year were: Donald Davis. president. lanet Sanders. vice-presidentg Tillie Kwiatkoxvski, secretary: and Hill Murray, treasurer. Once more the class took part in the vari- ous cluhs and athletics. ln addition. seniors took outstanding parts in the school play, the Oratorical Contest and senior play. The class loy- ally supported the senior dance. and it proved to be a success. , Page Twelve E sl ff? . Smnnrsr, fr OR EST ALEX flhvlh .-Xczulcmic Coursu: I7i'l'ij6.'CI .-Xltcndalricc 3 Ycurs: Scrub Footlmll 2: Yurwity 5, 4g Fire Squgul 4. I . -1 .. .1 , 5 - Q . - p I 1lI.IZiXl5IiTH SOPHI X .XNIBROSE ciCI1LI'Ill Course. 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LEO FORMAN flmoj Gencrzll Cuuxxcz llurlcct .XIfL'llll' ance 2 Yours: llxllul I- lv 4- 41 UV' chcstru 1, 3. 4. 1 A 2 1 . 1 11a.lxN1z 1fR1f.Y 1 .XCLlKlCI1llC Crulrsuz ll1111o1' Rull 1. 1, 5. 4: Pcrfnft .Xrt1'111l.111c1- 3 Ya-.1141 f1'.'w11uc .Xrrow S1.1ll 4. 4: ll1'.1111.1f :im 1. 5: flLlSlllCI'S Clulw Q: Girl Rv' wrxu 4. 4: Ulu- Olub 1. 3. l1.XVlll l5Rll .lJNl.XN llhzzwl A1-111l1-1111u C,11111w1-1 ll1111111' Rull 1 4.3. 4: llf1111c R1111111 c,llllCk'I' 1. Alun? QQ' in-ar fini J! I I W ! 4 ' , ax. , f 1:11 ' ' . 'r: Lll 1J 11 1ll . 1 . 451 I ' ' .1 '111'- ' ' .2 Sl V Ar- I' v Q l' fy. Q V, ' . '1 'Q C:.'l71'. N C ' Gi RI' 1' ,I 'K lccr 4: Glue 1 Ulf 3, :,, 4: O ic 4 11 lJl- llwjl I 1 Y ! lx f INIIL s ' f ,I ,lr M f 11.1 wow!! Uv -JF! V' .Jil ftfflfzlf' 'I x . - 'I 'fl 4.11 ClliNlfYll .Vl . l.UlZYl.l.li Cl liVVSKl fGi7Zg6fb ' C41lllIl1L'I'Cl.1l C11111'sc: II1111111' Rull 1, 1, 5, 4: Sl1:111111-u .Xrmvv Smil' Q: Ya-.11' lirmulc Stull' 4: CLl5l1lCl'n Club 4. fi J -1 f I I ik! IJ ' J Y .XNTHONY CQXIIQNAS Hllzzffzy 1 C11111111c1'c1a1l lf11111'51-1 Honor Roll 1, 51 l'c1'f1-cr .Xt1cml.111cc 1 Years: C:1xl1i1-1:5 Club J. 5. 4: H11111c' R1141111 Ufliu-1' 3, 5, 4. 1411-fffbji-ff4!fcx'9w-cu .f1,0'7'vLf ffi-0-1- V 1 ,, 1c1s1a11H cslxxus 41061 .Xc:11l1'111ic Cnursc: llurmi' Roll 1, 2. 5, 4: Sl11111'11c1' .'X1'1'11w Stull' 4. 1 IIFUCN NIXRII4. ii.XRI7CQ,Xl.l..X illrlf'h11J C111111111'rc1.1l Cf1111'sc: l'u1't'ccl .Xttc11nl.1111'c' 1 Yc:11': G11'l Rus1'1'wx g. 1.11115 c111o1u111 f.Y4'll .'1c11Llv11111' C1111rs1': llflllfll' Rull I1 l,L'I'l'L'if 51111-nrl.11'1u: 1: Yc:11'l4x: II111111' lifllllll Ulll- vcr 1. lilgz' l'.'1g0!1':'l1 , Q .ll i Z, .7 ,Av ,M ,ff ' l A I JNL A .ff MARGIZRY NIAP Ulizf-girl Ncziclemic Course' Glee Ululu if fL'bl1lK'1'S Cluli .lg Sligtwnee .Xrruw Stull' 3: Girl Reserves bg, 4g Drxrmzities 1. 4. 4: Home Room Oilieer 1, 3. f w W f: U' f f, l l.ORliNCl'. DURDA General Course uf, cg J . . ,1 if 5 pufu' Us f ,' - - f . v -V fi, :J lliNNlli DYMOND flcdl Crimmereizll Course: Perfect . xtteml:1nct 5 Years: Year Bowls Stull: IJYIIINLIHCS J. , 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4, ' d,,! f!,,J 'Lodi if Rf! li r' -'k .XL NJ I-'RANK nzimc.-xN qmmffp Commercial Course: Perfect Attemlnncc 5 Years: Hi-Y 3, 4, x Cll,'XRl.1LS ECKIQLL QHMM 4 f?f2IlCl:lll Course: Track 1. 3. 4: Scrub ,ull 2: Dramatics 3, 45 Hi-Y 4. I GILBERT ISDUNK CGJIU Aczlclvsmic Course: Honor Roll 2: Perfect Attendance 2 Years: Year Book 51.151 HifY 3, 4: Officer 4. ffm 41 Q ' , bit, 4 - -. K., 4 lOSliPll IQLKO Noel '- u, .Xenclemic Cmlrse: Perfect ','Xtteml- :mee 5 Years: ID1':11n:1tier .ll lli-Y if -l' LM 4 I fl' A ff W? 1 l 7' ' - 4. .gk ,J , ,' . 4 ., Vf f' Lk if 1 ,Y MlfIll.Xlil. IQVXN 4.ll1'A'rJ .Xuzulemie Cutlrwe: Perfect Xtteml- zmtie in 'Yezlra . .K 4 M i f 4 1.- v :f V. -, R K lfl3'W.XRlJ F.V.'XNS QHIIIIIXVJ ft General Comme: Perla-Ct Atteml- :mee 1 Yenrx: Stage Munaiger 4: ciblll f Teami 2. 5. 4: Ili-Y 4: Drumzi- 'V-L ties 4, Q9 f 5 Clflll!'l'I1ff'1!fl'Hg I-JI 7.55 Sfllffjl Hill! Roll 4: Year SLUT, 4: Girl Rc- 5: Home Room Oilicer, 5, 4. Pgg gf SFI'!'II1l'!'7l CXTHFRINH KENNEDY CKLIVU Cummcrcizll Courseg Perfect At- tcmlzmcc 4 Years: Shnwncc Arrmv Stuff 5. . l- .K . -gf 'ff-4 ff. wi T Q! I I ml jr QWMUNP ,AAITHOwf!'kFliIS, . Piqlfinllll A J ' CI'2l Cours, llfrrotlwzlll Y Vurliity I fPcrfect 4xfICI1f I .1 1 , .nczxrz l' c Sgnllil 4. J I ll K X! kGF,NIiVHiVE KIESZEK 41611111-fb Colmncrciul Courscg Hunnr Roll 1, 2. Q. 4: Perfect ,Xttcnrlnncc 2 Years: YYPLII' Bunk Stull' 4i Girl Rc- scrvcn g, 4. , fxigv'-J' N' K nl Y ,J ., I I f r' ,.-'fry ,,' -'u ' Y A DOROTHY THEODORAP 'I Qllotj 4 Commercial Courscg H mcy' Roll 1, zg Glcc Club 1, Q., 3. r x7 4 ff' '!4 l ' U ' f 1 . 83 VMI V V ' J I .1 K , . fix , J, ll Jn. llfl lj f P Q VJ I IOSFPI I IOHN KLIMCHAK cclflllb Acgulcmic Courseg Honor Roll 1, 1 , -. ,. Y 'l TLIEANOR CATHERINE KOPICKI fS nzlfzzcj 'Cmu,mcrcial Couric: Hdior Roll I: Ilrunmrius gt 4: Glcc Club 1. 2. V s 3. 4. S .s -L Pzzgr Twclffy-lzm x ff. fyyf CI.IiNIlfN'l' I.. KOSLOSKI ffflrnzil clL'I1l'!'.ll Cmlrnc: Honor Rwll I, , cmluncu 4 Yuurs. l .xffd nf' TNA Rzrfh 1-lflcrthz' Half of . , Y .-f. ?'.1'J Iii' 7' ,ilu fine NIXRION ANN KOSMELX C.lfr.IlIIl'1'Q General Cuurscg Perfect Attendance 1 Home Room Officer 2. , . I r 1 fj ,' ff nl. A ,V , ,Af :xi A .ia n .. ' I, 1 -f A . . , , ff ,I g. If CHARLICS LOUIS KOPP QClm.fQ flCI1CF11l Course: Honor Roll 4: Pcrfcgt .XfICHll.lllCL' 1 Ycnrs. QJMMMJJ If Q ,.Q,,,a1f8MJ www Tlll-.OIJORIQ .X. KORICK KTUIJ CQcm-ml Course: Hmmm' Rnll I. 1: Pyr- lcut .Xltcmlqlncc 6 Years: Track 1. Ycurg Dmmutics gg Glue Club 1, 1, gg R 7 v ff'-5 WWW liaifi-.ftf L l. 4 Oiiccr Lt lili- W, lX mfr l1.q..r: U' 1 l li Stuff D1011111 K f ltrrrntl Q ntut 4: 1 lux L Ctrl Rutlxc 3 Om- 1. Ml l 4 I J 1: X .uv V, 1: R n Urll- Chfv2Jl',ff1'y Class Lifff12,f I0 1111 H0211 ty Sl J Zn LP fp- R.XYNlONllJ IUNES lrllllyj Cir-m-ml Cullum: Hmmm' Rrml W ,gg l'u:'l'cct .Xttl-nrlzmcc 1 Yvnrs. ff' Aw ,s . , 'W' K I RONI.Xl,l7 jorvtis glam Clmuml Courscg Scrub lfontbrtll 1, 1: 'Track 1, jg. 1 - J f- lx- ' A Q l Q 4 Q . 1, . A Y -X I Xl . 5 THOMAS RICHARD IONHS Cylllilll .Xcnclt-mic Crwumc: Perfect Attend- ance ll Ycurs. l .llVV,XRl'7 l RrNNClS KARYVOSKI Ufurkyj General Coursc: Pcrfcct Attcnflf :mac 4 Years: Scrub lfnutlmll I, 2g Vanity 3, 4: Scrub Basketball 25 Varsity 5, 4: Fire Squzul 3. 4. f ,, , 1-f V I I 4 eff V 'EQ vp ' Y Pugr Tufffzly-rmr I ix .f 4 F v I I YM x , LXJ' yl Jil' .J sr ll -, 03-4Vv.IfI.gM l'3RQNJR , mm' cm-ly, , ,. 4 . 41' Honor Roll .li f Vyvi-1'l74.y ytniilfgncc 2 Ycnrm: Varsity l lf' Miiiqyv i. 1. 4, 41 Scrub iamkr-fi,.iii ivy!! 44t'I'r:1clQ 4: Iflinnc Rrxmn Olliicrr WWE, 4. 4: l-irc Squnil 1, 1, 5. 4. IBIQRNICIQ IIIQSTIQR Clrjxfzj Cmnmcrciinl Course: Honor Rnll 2, 4: Ilrinnutics 2, 44: Girl Rcscrvw I, 4: Claw Officer 44. 4: Cliccr- lcnmlur 4, 4. IUTNIIC SIIIRI.If,Y IIICQCLINS fHfllIl'j'l .Xcmlcniic Cuurxc: Honur Rull i. 2. 44: Pcrfcct Attcmluncc fm Years: Slmwncc .Xrruw Stull 3. 4: Yun' Rook Stuff' IjfllIlI1lIIC5 1, 44. 4: Girl Rcsn-rw , 4: iccr 4: Glue Clnls 4 I. 2, , 4: inns Room Otliccr I. 1' :incl .ffiliw ill EI.W'OOlJ Illl.l.I.XRIJ f , Coiuriff' Pcrfc37j2ttuncl- ance V4 YL-urs. V ff ' , ,,,, ,I . f' 4 W , .4 X-' RC'ILlXII1g in Ihr Hume' Room 1 f 14' 4' 1 Jaw , I N I I nA i ' 4 I f 41 7 'A' I I NI.XRCi.XRIf'I' iiIfR'I'Rl.ll3li IIIZNAY Ulifgxj 2 Cmnincrcinl Cmlrsc: Ilmwr Roll 4 lk-rtbct .Xttrnmlgiiicc R YL-nn: Sliuwncc row Stuff 5. 4: Girl Rcsurvcs 44, 4 GEORGE IIOLINKX CUlHIHCI'CI2ll Cuursc: Honor Roll YL-:ir Book Staff: Ili-Y 44, 4: Ho OIIiccr 2, I 3 me Roi rm DOROTHY MAI-l IIOWICLI, QDUID .f'Xc:ulcinic Courscg PL-ilccl .Xttcnilumg Ycnr: Girl Rcacrvcs 4. , 5. ff ' 1 SHIRLEY S. IYIURWITZ , . Acaclemic Courxc: Iilirnur Roll r, 2, Shawnee Arrow Stull' 44, 4: Ycnr Boo Stalrlg Drainutics 4: Girl Reserves 3 4 Oi':1to1'icul Contest 4. P. ionx JOSEPH yxcso Clizalyl Ciiinincrci.il Course: Ilnnfii' Ru 1 i 4 I IIICSSII-f IXKHS lliztfl Q . ll 4. N- UI-iicrzil Course: Ibrgiingitics J. 4: Girl R 'svrxcf 3. 4: Glcu Club 1, 3, 4. 4. Iifgz' T1 I 4, , sr f 'l'I lONl,XS lLl'lRf.XROXYSlf.l llfrf.-'fl Kiumrgll Qflullxwrz llwfpct .Xtlcnm Nuns: Mmlw I-flllrlmll 3: Yglrslly 3. 1 . n 4 V . XYll.l,l.XF,1 CDIQRZAROVVSKI lgmcu Q, I flllNIQll Vfmllrwz ljL'I'l.Cl'I ,Xtltclulgxlwcr 8 Yen rs, 1' , 'I l'll'.l,l5.Y LDOCI-.li lllcfwzl If Crvmum-1'ul11l Lllllfffl Ivlomug, Rolly' H. Y. 2. S. .gc llwll-L'L Xttcrclgllifc J Yunr: Slmwllug .Xrrmv Smil' 1. gf .gg Cashigrx Club 1. 91 Girl Rcscrws g: Cllqc Club 1.lg:'llumu Rmnn fJlllCCI' 1. l'E'll.ll' GRll Fl'l'H lpfllfj 1 Gsm-ml Courfc: Perfect ,Xrtcmlnncu 1 Ycnr. -l .A ,r 1 I I 'l4llONl.XS GRll-'FITH 41511111151 U1-m-ml ciflllfxlf Scrulv Iffmlvnll 1. gr 'lrnck 5l1ll1llQCl' gn limlcn-tln1ll rVllll1.iQCI' 1. gg llifY 4. 4. .9 - w 1 ,1 ' ' l 5. v X X i , . , KX , f xl .M , J X lUll.lilS GRYCTKO ltilrn CJ M . Cmuxucrclzll Count: Honor Roll I. 2. 5. 4: Perfect .Xttcnclnncc 5 Years: Truck 5 4' Ili-Y 3. 4: Home Room Olllccr 3. 4. fb-in-M 111 U11 fflz' Iflfwfvlzf Iiffurr ffll' Hr!! ff . 'u r-',,,-a.,- I ' ' f 1- an , f, I 1 ', r ' ' -J l'RYl'S'l' Nl. CiL'l.l5l5ll ll14!'lIl!'ll f,lll!lll1L'lkl.ll Lmlnw: l lwlhfi' 1: IH rlnct .XIuml.x11u 'Y . B.-7 ,. Al I v 5 1 YQ airs. ,S A . -H' 1 w 1. N X K VVIl.l.l.XM ll.Xl IN 115-013 Kaul:-mic fllDlll'5L'I Honor Roll 2 4. 4: IH-rfrcr .Nm-mlnncc 4 Years. 7, fi fi' - ff l 1 , ' rf f' 'V 'MQXRIJ llX .N JYSKY QHUIHQ C -nu ' CAIVSKI rllflltfli 3. 4: Sham np row Stull' Q 4: l 'LIHILIUCS 2 llrm c Room O 'L . X Km ost 4. 3: Orntori l. ALVIN 1. Il.XR Y ,l.Yprc!Q ' 416247 fumg flL'2ll'51 Scrulw lfrmtlmll Qi 7gCl'll . . - . ' -'IDFLIIUQIULS X f Ivy Pffrff 1995! 5 4, .41 H1-Y 4- -2 Home n Oiliccr 1. 2 3. 'U ff Page Nf11z'.'1'z'11 1' I- I v x 1 'F I lull IXOX ,Xll lfmlfffzl .Xczulvmic ctUllI'Sl'1 Scrulv l-'oollmll 1 YLIIASHX' 4. 4: llomv Room Ollluw' 3. 'm' Squml L. 4. J . I i ' .. Q, x +lzl.IX ll, lxOLll1l.5lxI flnlyl I Gum-ml Comma: l'n'1'fnct .Xltcmlmnfn l,CLlI'S2 llonm- Room ful-lL'Cl' I. pf f 'M W X dfV'JM4WJM J-1 ,fl W W .WJ ' ffVff!,A4l tlll'.Sl'l'kR V. KRX Ylli iff! .lXC.llll'IIllC Coursli Mun' lloola SLUT: llI'.l llilflix 4: Ill-Y 4. , I.-'lnfofr G1'z'1xf 1114 lizzglfxh 'l'nf1'c lOSl'll'll KR.XSlllfl Slil ff.'l'l1,ff1l f:CllL'I'1ll Courw: l 'L ' X Q whim: learn Lmlumcrs Llulw 1. ,..,. ! QLiORGli KULICK fffl'Ul'g!'j 4 . .X-gulemic f:f!'lI'SC2 Pcrfcct Atlcml- 444110: 1 YL-.mx llrmox' Roll 1. 2: gzruln lfootlmll 43. Varsity 4: Truck 2: f,llhl11L'l'S Llulu 4: Home Room Ollncvr 5. ,ll lfirr Squzul 4, 4 ' S I .., A -' M, 1-4!-f' 'ff-4 V VL 4,-.,,..,r ,AM-.K M-, 4.101-- 1Q f CAROL l-OL'lSli IQUSCHKIQ Qf,'.1wlj GL-ncrul Counc: Shawna- .Xrrow ' Stull' I. 2. 5. 4: Ycur Book Stuff: l flI'.IlilI'lCLll Conn-Nr 4: Girl Rl-wcmcs l . l H' -l- 4 l 'l'll,I,lli l.. liWl.X'l'KOSKI Q'l'ill1'z'j Comlucrclzll RIoL1rac: Sl'1L1XYlHlC .Xf- row Smil' 5. 4: llonor Roll I. 2, 5: C.15l1iL1's Clulw 4: Girl Rcsclwu 5. 4: 4 Y l Oilicur 4: Glu: Clula 1, 1. 5: Class , Ollicux' 4 l M .,, l .,,.-,-,- J 4 l - -fbf 1-,, ,AAR 4.-., , a 'N r' ' 1 .1 ff :..,- . IOI IN EI JXVARID LEFCZUK lYUI7kD General Course-: Honor Roll 42 Pnrfcct .Xttcmluncc 3 Years, 1 ,n ' fi .FIN V' ll!ii,XRl4,XR.X LEXIINRHIJ 6 4 ,J ,XCLlKl!fl11lCA fi11lll'SL'Z Honor Roll I, 4.,4!7'9ll5w1u-Q .Krrow Staff 3, 42 i3x:i'Bcsc1'vcsV 5. 4,1 06521-1' 5: Glue luv I jf' omg oom lLC 4:1 1 .111 - R on' f. v 1' , -. 5 4 4453 .czulcl c 'ours . H ' oll I, W ll, 1 .. H, , 4: 'rfc' . la cc 1 Ycarfg lJl'2l zltic, 3. .3 Url -s, '-s '. 4' Ulm Club '. ' . Pllgf 'cu firm' -.5 I I - 1 F , . l7,Yl'A'. 1 'l l '7 XP , ff. lw 'l . I- Kiw- llrifmjg' lxlvnl lik I , . AALQEA ' . X N z ' f 1 X' . ln.-f X . .XNIJR1-lW x19x1.1.1r'x5- mfrflftd' K x Crum-r:1l l,o111'sc: lracli 1. 2. 3 ' r' if 1. ROS,Xl.ll'lfliQl.l ..XYOR XIAIPA J J . I, geH4lc111icj'ly1111'wg4J'lw11u1' Rull 1 4: Slgilvn Larrmv Stull 5, 4 Yuan' Liodk St.1I': lJl'1ll11llflCS 3. 4 1 ,1 Curl liixrws 4. 4: Glu- Cluln 1. L l lX3i1lffrl111uXR1m111 Oillcrl' 1. lf J Q 1 V,Xl.Ill.X M.XSS.XKl'lR U.c'1l'c'D Cu1111111'1'c1:1l clUllI'NL'I Gln-Q Club 1 2, 1. 4: l31'.1111:11iw 5, 4: YYULII' limwli J Stull: Sl1L1NNIln'L' .XI'!'lHX' Sl.1ilA. xc V 6' U .-5 ,S- xxv 1Q'R NS Nik, XM Jw K.XTI'lI.l.LJiN NI X'lllfl.SKl fKl!fh1l'Z'lIb frC1'1CI'Lll fz'llll'NL'I Psrfuct .'XfICIlll- ance m Ycfrqg C.1sl1ic1'f Club SQ Girl Rcsk5qxQuK 3. 4: Glue xlub 3. ' J . , I , X W, KAN . ff ,fx .X J v- :' Qj1 1pR.1.N1a M,1ZU11 qxrfyp l,Ci7Illll1L fClQll C0llI'5L'1 Honor Rull 1, 2. 5, 4: IR-1'1l-ct .Xttcnnlnncc I1 Yours: Sl1ilXVI1l'C .X1'1'nw Stuff 5. 4: Year Bunk Stull: lJ1'1111111t1cs 3: Girl Rucrxcf 5. 4: Glu- Club I. 3, 3. 4: Officer il Ilmm- Rwmn Olliccr 4. gl s - 1 1 K , , 61-' 3 11. MQ cb- ifE9,ffmfj1 l QXc:11lL'112ic ll' 1: llrmmn' Roll 3: Isrfcct .gknmrlyfq Years: Scrub aug? 1, ayXv1lI'SlQ' 4: Truck 2. 3 4: I'il 111119, : lli-Y 5. 4: Fira Yiuumlib ff 6' .5 gf' Tlurizfy-ffmz 'Q' n., f-'Ulf 'Xml hm? luxffph If.x'pc1'z'm1f111 I!'1'lf1 .ll11g11rI1',fn1 llfllifflllly MII.IJRlilJ NIIIIUCII lllufj f.l1lllIlIL'!'El.ll cA7LlI'5L'f llHllIDl' Rull 1. 1. . fCl11lLll1U' fu Munrxz XLHII' llsmlx .11 lla'1'l UCI XI S1.11l: i,.1Nl1111f Lluav 1: clll R1 1 1 , 1' w'1Rx 1 Mlm f.lLll' 1: llulnu R1111112 Ullmfr 1 4 W XYII.I.I.XfXi MILLER llilflj flL'IR'I'1ll Cuursc 1 ,T . .ff V 4 ,W ,- , ,V rr 1 . 1 A 1,-' - ' ,f ,, XA, ,X -I . .4 J .-X!.YlR!7X R.XCH.XF,I. NIORCLXN in-11c1':1l Cc1L1r5c: Ulu- Clulv 1: Purlec ,l.lL1'111l.111c1- Q Years. ,li fsmlxu 'W f 672 .XIlL'INl.ll1CL' c . 1 gli lyfillllll VVlNl llil-D SCOTT MORGAN, III f Winrlyj Aczulcmic Courscg Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4g Perfect Attendance 5 Years: Iinskctlmll Manager 5, 4: Shawnee Arrow Stat? 3, 4: Managing Editor 4: Hi-Y 5, 4: I-101115 Room Officer 1, 2, 5: Orntoricgil Contest 4. M I. ' L' I 1 -' I I r ,X i I Q, 4 1 X: , , ' xJ!tf!4f'V I ff, M,xR1'H.1x 1x1o13Qy1g1s,K1 lgwmy General Co rss: Drzuimtics 2, -Z1'QiFljiQl1 serves 5: Glcc Club 1, 2, 5, 4. DAISY IZ. MUCHLER fD1rvJ Conuiicrcigll Count: llonor Roll 1. Pcrft-ct .'xlfL'llilLlHCC o Yuan: l51':1n1:1tic5 4 4Q Ulm Club 1, 2, 5, 4. I 5 . is f . 5, HIil.Ii. IOANNAU I :RN lihiyniril 4' nt-ml Cou. ' IN-ril-ct Attrmlaxnc 5 Y 'ng Ijravliatics 3, 4: Glu: ' lib 1, 2, 3. lf E 11' lolm Explain: Thing: ,MQW 'WWW 1 MARY MARGUFRITYZ MURPHY fllllfflhl f:L'l1Cl'1ll Course: Pcrfcct Attrncl- :mcc 1 Your, XYII.l.I.XM MURRAY Hlucil .iczulvriiic Course: Honor Roll I, 2, 5, 4: Scrub Football 1. Varsity 2. 3. 4: Track 2. 'q: Your Book Photo- urnphic liclitorgi L11-Y 3, 4: Home Room Oiliccr 2, 5: Class Trt-:mlrcr 4: lfirc Squncl 2. g. 4, I C M. , J' , ' I .-f'-ff' I lx 4 sf A .f iw of.. 4- . 4 I' Hlfl-..l'fN, .XNN NlFNVIXSP?T,CHf'fw1j fjUIIlIl1L'l'Clill Course: Honor Roll 1: Purft-ct .Xttcnrlancc 1 Ycnr: Dra- mnticx 1. 4: Girl Rcfcrxu Q. 4: Glu- Club 1, 2, q. 4. ANNliTTli MARY NOVACK f Nriluj Commercial Course: Perfect At- tcntlzincc 1 Year: Cashiers Club 1. k. 4 if ., r 1 A l.If.ON.XRD I. CTROURKE Gcm-ml Course: Perfect Attcml- anct' 4 Yours: llomc Room Ollicul' 1, 2. CIZRTRUDF ORZECHOVVSKI Coriimcrciiil Coursc: Honor Roll 4: Perfect Attendance 4 Ycurs: YL'HV Book Stull: Girl Rcscrvu 3. 4. Page T!l'!'lII.l flI'f' X- ,X x 5 I CELIA CYNTHIA ORZEL Ccflilly General Course, Perfect Attend- ance I Yearg Home Room Officer 4. EDVVARD IOSIVQPH ORZEL qrlvfllfkp Academic Courseg Varsity Foot- ball 2, kg, 43 Track 2, 3, 4, Cashiers Club 41 Home Room,OlTicer gg Fire Squad 2, 3, 4. Jw L J MJ, MJ I ' , .fl fd H 1 ff , A A ' dy! JJ . I l ALICE MARY OVVFNS Cfiliccj Commercial Course: Girl Reserves 4: Cashiers Club 5: Home Room f Ticer lg Glec Club I. I il MAXINE OVVENS Urlaxj Academic Course, Perfect Attend- ance 5 Years: Dramatics 2, ,gg Girl Reserves 3. 4: Glee Club 2, ,. l W-3 5 wplwiflf i 2, 1 l Vv'ILI.IAM D. PALLIS qlcfmp ' General Course: Cashiers Club 2,'. ' 5 5 V90 'Q ,4f7 'f I ,J . i Q l . STACIA IRENE PASEK qsfrmp , I Commercial Courseg Honor Roll 2, 5, 4g Perfect Attendance 3 Ycarsg Girl Reserves 3, 4. Pirgc TlL'FlIfj ',i'fX 7 f , -,,,,cf!,af .fi Ji 51 V If ,. .Q , 1 r-f.,,,,r! f V'- '9! '! ,Var JfJSlfPfl'EDxVARlJ PASR15 Q16-Qifp General Courseg Perfect Attendance '7 Years. A ,Jn ulwfj, ff pf alll 211713 ,f 4 r 0 fy' L 2 if' L I if - ' 4' IJOROTH 4 'l.lK fljlllflil' J-'-f Comme cl V, Yourseg Honor 3, 4: Perfect .X rnrlance g Yearsj Shawnee . - - ,fx ,. .Xrrow Starl: Jratorical Lontestg Ciirl Re- herves 3. 4: President 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2, 2,: Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3Q Band 4, fOffw'fVH ff , 'f J, 'f 100. My - ,L-,ef .xv fi V , fuer, Q' , PIDMUNIJ PAUL P.xVLIcK qlvpp Acarlemic Courxeg Perfect Attendance 2 Years. V 1 l 4, .1 F J 2 F bs' rx' v ' 9 J L N ,fl M 'rw' N af if, A WII.I,l.XM PETROSKV -Q L General Course: Perfect Attendance 5 Yearb. Rcxlilzg in Mis: ,W1L'C0lll1l71'5 Home Room x ww . - Up- Wizlfifld on Qlcyk -Duty X CORl5l7.l.l.X HOOPER l'Hll.l.lPS - ClJ1z'i1a'!'l ' ir , Cmmncreinl Course: llmiur Roll 1. 1, 3 ' 4: Glt-Q Club 1. f 1 WM JQHN MICHAEL PI OTTY CS111g5 Gcncral Courseg Scrub Football 2, Var- sity 3. 4g Fire Squad 3, 4. x .XX A ff .- ,, xv F1 W D.XNIlil. PIS N QDKZIIIIJ' Huyj General Courseg Perfect .Xttcnclnncc I Year. 4 I . Hlil.liN L. POHALA Qllifml .flcziclt-mic Courseg Honor Roll I. 4: Per- fect Attcnclancc 6 Ymrsg lbrgimzitics 3, 4: Girl Reserves 3. 4g Glcc Clulm 1. 3. 3. 4. V., fi' M... M. -....n.., ...M ., tp , ,ff i.,,,,.! aj, ,f 3.3 , I - 'if ' 1+ 94 Y 1' ' , .. M.-XRY I. POHAL.-X QPOXZIIZND I Aczxclcmic Cuurscg Honor Roll 1, 1, 3, 4: l5crfcVQt,Agentluncc 7 Ycnrsg Year Book Stiillililiarnatics 2, 33 Cashiers Club 43 Girl Reserves 33 sL'CI'df1lI'X 3: Clue Club I. 1. 33 Home Room Ofliccr 3. 1 . , Af':1,..,. ' ' ' 4 Ba' ' . Cl.lfMlfNS IOSKPH POTlfR.'XN lC!l'Il1Q fiCHL'l'All Courscg Perfect Attend- :mce 3 YL-.trap Football Manager 3, 4g Home Room Officer IQ Fire Squutl 4. Z' 7.47: 1 'I ' 1 , V . Q I I M.-XTlI.l5.X PIQGH 4TilIirJ .Xcutlcinic Course: ID1'flI1lZlIlC5 2, 45 Cflce Llulu 1. 3. 3. 4. 1 ll JOSEPH PUSKAR 4100 General Course: Perfect Attend- ance 2 Years. U' EDVVARI 5 PROTOSAVAGE Clirlj Cent-ral Coursrg Perfect Attcncl- nncc 2 Yum: Scrub Footlmll 32 Track 3. .wtf f I f K' .ff rf 4. W 'fy .Nj 6:7 , . fl mf' IGGIIQ R.XlilfSKI JA!! . . pf 'A Gt'nc'r.il Course. Illgz' Tzvrflzly-xrz'4',-1 fx if? I Y ll -. !' X' C . f I . I I N1.XRG.XH'lfl'l: x1.xRc:1-11.1-1 11.1514 MAS Q.lI111'g1'z'J fic'l1CI'1ll Cuursc: Girl Resp-rvcs ,. 4: Glu- Clulv 1. I I .1 'wifi fl 'il ' X 'V 1 KL 'ZVQ' f , I . X 1. A' f X V . , , ,U ' 'Nr' I V . , , rf 1 TE131' Y 1:1131-1511 131111.-fn . , . 1f,f,, ' .XCHtlL'I!1lC,ClJl1T5t'1 l'I1v111mr Rull 1. ?: Pc1'l'c-ct .Xttriiclxiiicc 1 Yuirf: Sl1.1xx'- 111-Q .X1'1'mv Stull: Ycgir Bunk Stull: lJ1'11111.1tics 3. 4: Girl Ruscrws 3. 4: Glu- Club 1. 2. 5. 4: Vim-'l'1'uiclL-111 4: Clam c,llAlCCl' Q. XVII,l,I.'XM RICHARDS Cl?1'lld1'J 'icncrzil Cuursc: Pcrfccl .Xrlcnmlf :unc 6 Ycnrx: Scrub l uutl1:1ll 4: Triick 1. 3. 4: Home R1111111 Oili- CUI' I ' . r 0 s 1-fd , . - V U 1 -rl 1 .-. Q 117 1 f' X ' .-4 . 1m111a1r1: 1. 1111.14 111. 1,1 liL'IlL'I'lll Cuumc: Honor Rull 1. 1. gg Perfect Artcnclzincc 2 Yours: Stage Manager 2: Cashiers Club 1: Huuic Room Oilviccr 3: O1'cl1csI1':1 1, 2: liuml 1. 2. 3. 4. I s 1.111115 Ro1111R'1's. gum - ' - .lciuic Course: Pcrfcclt Attcml- 1. ...' 5 Years: Scrub Foogimll 1. Vary miiy 5, 4: Truck 3: Hi-Y' 3. 4: Firming Room Officer 4: Fire Squiidxf Q aJ 4 1 x . ' U ' J s,, .1 l MARVIN ROlllfRTS fjrfkifl .K .Xcaulciuic Cuiiruci Puilccl Xttcncl- .K :imc fi Yuzirs: Hi-Y 5. .11 f,I'flM'NlI'1l 2. 4. 4: Bzuul I. 2, 3. 4. LA., George EXf7l1!l'!I.V Ihr C'11121z'l'.1 PAUL W. ROliliR'I'S Cl'1111lJ ,Xc:14lc1111c ftHllI'NL'Z II1111111: Rull 1. 1. 5. 4: Perfect .Xtlciuliilicc 11 Ya-urs: fI.lSlllk'I'S lfluli 5: Hmmm Rumu Otliufr 1. 3, If . Ag, 'b . Af' U f 'V F M I-'AQ I 'of 5 . ifllli ROUZXY LI !u,.-.mil I P L f:tIH1LQ,!4,l'Cl.ll Qo111'mc:4,1'fg11111' Rullff, 2: Purfcg 1XHL'IlLl.ll1fL'i.,,fYL'1l!S1 l5Pgl1:l1ilIiCS Q: Czisliicrs Club E:kr!G11'l xjli-w1'1Ely5. 4: Glu- Clulu 1. 2, 3,2 ', f 'f 1 .li If 4 1s.xDo1u1 Rosie qmyp X 1 Acxulcmic Kluuixcg II1111111' Rnll 1. 2, 3,, 4: Sluiwncs .Xrrmv Stull' 5, 42 Frlitor-iir Cliicf 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: f,l'l1l0I'iC1ll Cuiitrst, X RL.'SSI .l.i. R! JYlaR lI1'1.'.r.'1 Ciuiiczxii K'11111'w: IR-1'I1-L! .XlU'l1llLll1CC fl Main: IJIllHl.lUCi 4. lilgr' 'l'11'1'111'y-1:11501 P V 0 Helen and Dorozhy Try 11 Chrm 1.1lX17l'l'fNIC'l1f IRENI-' TllliRliS.'X RUDINSKI QIJUJFQ Colmnerciul Course: Honor Roll 1. 2, 5. 4: Perfect .Xttenclancc I Year: Cashiers Club q: Cllee Club 1: Home Room Oili- :cr 4. IANIET VVILKINS SANlJl'1RS C5101 Slornzfl Academic Course: Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4: Shawnee Arrow Staff 5, 4: Year Hook taffg Dramatics 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4: ccrctury 4: Clcc Club 1, 2. 5: Home oom Officer 1. 2. 5: Class Ollicer 1, 2, 4. ALICME H. SXRCOL Qfllfcllzj Commercial Courae: Honor Roll I. 2. 5, Hg Perfect .-Xttenclzxncs I Year: Ye-:xr Book Stuff: Clue Club IQ Home Room Oiliccr 2, 5, 4- ,J f 'P If lj dc. l 5 JJWJ J-N MQ 'lg uffw 'lr-'JD' J ffm' xr , Y.-1' ' . T J ll fb .JJ 1-'JU -J J xl 1 pf f J 4, . .f 1 JL .IJ 1 LEONARD SIQRAS KHIWJ Gene-ml Course: Perfect .XllL'llKl.1l1CLI 5 Years: lJI'lllNLlIlCS 4: 0I'CllCSlI'.l I. 2. Q. 4: Band I, 2, g. 4. 1 L ,lj ,.f,, K 1, v., '- mm.. I 1 v FRED SCHULTZ fDrrrmnD ' General Course: I-'Ionor Roll I. 2. 3. 4: Scrulw l-'ootlxlll 2. Varsity 3: Hi-Y 4: Home Room Officer 1. 35 Fire Squurl 4. , f YJ4-2ff f ' M? V pb 'Cn-za wiv! IACK SIIAVV -5 General Course: Perfect .'Xttsncl- ance 2 Years: Orchcxtra I. 2. 3. 4: Rand 1. 2. q. 4, ,1 r f x - .f,',5, ' - e, Ag:-7-.,-Lf' ct , I . -, -4,1 ,. ' ,- , N I .1 o .7 ,jg 1, ' IPQIJI Nll.RSll.XI.I. 'lll-IOSLXS 5llEl,l.FY General Course: Perfect Attend- ance I Year: Orclmytra 2. 3. 4. ANNE IULIA SHEVOCK ffimzrj General Course: Shawnee Arrow Stal? 2. 3. 4: Drnmatics 3. 4: Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4Q Perfect Attendance X Years. X! 1 ,f 4 , ff J J ff' ffrjixf .XV 1 7 I i : f 'f af Jc.,7h 4 'X K. ,Lf HELEN ll.XKP1.XR.X SHIIAEE General Course: Hom',Roon1 Of- , ncer 4: Draunntlcs 2. 4. .Xl,FRl1lJ SIIIPKOWSKI I.-Ill Gem'r.1l Course: llcrlect Xttencl- inc: I YL'.ll'. Page yllfllifyrlll-Ill' jf? ,. 1' ,K 19 . ,- .-r A, 1, lv- ' J. NJ' lflzrmlg sHU1,sKie by t ' Acgult-111ic Courfgeg Hrmlvr Rull 4: Pt-rfcct A4YtL'I1Il2lI1CC 2 Ycurs: Varsity lfuutbnll 4: Cashiers Club 2: Firm' Squgul 4. l ff nuvb ull-Y , rw I E'Zv,Jd,',r- 3 l , ' . 'R A MQ Jr l ff - ' ' 1 ' Q-liJVv1 9 0 71,1 P JAM Lpuvfy' QQ ffY Ar frrvwvrv C .f f rvwi Jr-Q 'L'- 5 'sb Q' ,L-f vf. nv ,J-- MXRTIX SHURNIT'g'KI 1 W Acauluxuic Course: Perfect Atximli HL 5 ' q an 'c 1 rm ' 1' 1 t K V' I 'H I ' 1 ,v 1 if P' Mi Q, v A t, 5 Af V 4' I v V! N' K 9' X F 1 V pf r J V 1' - '. 71 U' A 'N It FLXTI lQYN SHUSXIAVAGF, '?Kr1.vl Gcncrzll Course!! If V L f M! ' lff : ' 1 'I J 1' I I Q 1' 1 v L: , vff 1 1 , N: AMIRROSF SHUSTA Gcncrnl Course: Perfect Attt-ntl' :mac G Years: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Cxrshicrs Club 2g Home Room Olliccr 3. .a 4. , r 5 X 1 0 10 kv 1 'L ff A xx, FLOR ENCE MARY SLIEVA Cummcrcial Course: Pcrft-ct At- tcncluncc 5 Yours. RIQGIFKX ANN SNIERSKI q1cfggfm Cu.nu1crcia1l Couric: Perfect Xt- tcuclgmcc 1 Year: Glcc Club 2, 3: c:ll5lllCl'5 Club 3: Home Room Offi- CCI' 2. Pug f' Thirty 4 .XGXPS RlT.X SNYIJIQR lTfmf.rJ Cuuuut-rci.rl Cutuwt-: llwllol' Roll 5: Pcr- fect .XUL'Dll.lI1Ct' I YL'.lI'. l.l-'.ON.XRlJ SOISIPICKI Gsm-ml c:HLll'NL'1 llvrftft .Xttt-nclnncc , Yann, DOROTHY ANN SOl.liY flloffb f:OI1lI11Cl'ClLll Cnllrscz llrgxumticx g, 4: Girl Rcscrws iq. 4: Glue Club I. J. 3. 4: Perf fcct .Xttcnnluncu S YLHIIN. gf R! jyf' 3 .ui ffjbf 7 f w J ,ff 07 fupj lzY.XXC,l'.l.lNlx X. Sllllal Clzmngl General Cutrmcz l,L'l'l'L'CI .Xttuurlnucc I7 Yann: Glu- Club I, 4: lhbrgxumgllicy 2, 4. .lllzrgr I ICI, 101511 um! ,'I111fu'u.fz' ffl Zflc Lub ' x rr' - f fliwlf vf f ANN RUTH SOPKO Cflnrziel Commercial Course: Perfect .Xttendance 3 Yea rs. I in . f v 1 THOMAS SPOCK QTONQQ be neral Course: Perfect Attendance 7 Years: Scrub Football 2: Basketball Man- ager 5. 4: Cashiers Club 3. ISABFL .li A ff Q XS 1 'N 5312 , UN .Xcademic Cou g Pest .Xtte la C Years: Glee Club I, 2. Vw- ., r .4-JW : A-g U .F X J Q QLEM STIQFANOWICZ General Course: Perfect Attendance 4 Ycarf. Sonirlhfng Strike: Me Girls Ifnmzy w,.f': ii bk: l7'? 'A!,'yv MAYNARIJ straw INSKI qifzfffqfyp Academic Course: Honor Roll I. 2. 3, 4: Perfect .Xttenclance 9 Years: Scrub Football 3. Varsity 45 Year Book Staff: Cashiers Club 3: Fire Squad 4. LEO STRUMSKI General Course: Perfect Attend- ance 2, Years: Home Room Olli- cer 2. .fi 3 ti ,K YL ,PV-f.!L 3 I ,. . ...,. ,Q rvw-gW,,,r - ROBERT .L SULGER CBUM 'zz' Commercial Course: Honor Roll 1. 3. 4: Shawnee .Xrrow Staff 3. 4: Businesx Manager 4: Year Book Stag: Casbiers Club 4. X ,- .fa -H r v DELIA SUNDAY fSz1n11'ayJ Commercial Course: Honor Roll 3, 4: Perfect Attendance 4 Years: Home Room Oflicer 3. ALPIIONSO IOHN SWEI-ZTRA 4,419 Ctvmmereial Course: Honor Roll 2, 5Q Scrub Football 2, Varsity 3: Year Book Stall: Fire Squad 3, 4. lfLli.XNOR IJOLORIQS TOMASI lil - xx SKI lI.l'I1IH'!'l :lr General Course: Perfect Attend- 'rnce 1 Year: tilt-e Club 1, 2, 3. 4: XHT'.lII1.lllCN 4. .iz Girl Reserves 3. 4: 'fmnfn' Rfill 1. 2. , 'N Page Thfriy-wi.: lr IS,Xf2l.l.LE URAVICH flzzyf L ful Course: Perfect Attenrl- ance Vcar: Glec Club I. 3. 4: l?l'1lI1111IlCS 4. .V ,Cf : , f ' V' ll Y' I 1 HQNNIF AGNES URBAN flmnj General Course: Perfect Attend- uwee S Years. NATALIE URGANUS CNUIJ Commercial Course: Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4: Dramatics 4. MARION VENGLOSKY Commercial Course: Honor Roll I. 2. 3, 4: Shawnee Arrow Staff 3. 4: Cashiers Club 2. bf X 4 4' A ,Q 0jf1'l!lI ,'f.Jl,-A f T -4 I fl '4 f M' K V I K , ,V 1 xf f . I .g V I l . QL V 4 IOSIQPH W.xsHC.xLUs qsfmffyy' General Course: Cashiers Club 2. 3. 4: Vursity Football 2, 3: Truck 2. 3, 4: Fire Squad 2, 3. 4: Home Room Officer 2, 3, 4. f Lbrru CXVELL QLLIAMS cmlff-3 Cjunercsm C5115 Honor Roll 3: Pe -et Aztcnclannee V, 'L-urs: Dra- rn5!'Sx A 3. Girl' Epseses 3. 4: Clue 1, 2, 3. .ff Page Tlzjrly-info A MARTIN WOLJPSIIICK Ulrzrlw V Genfml Course: Verlrecr .Xttemlumc 2 Xenra: Scrub lfoolbnrll 1. Yursllty 5. 4: Fire Squgul 3. 4. 1 n 1 1 . 1 I . .fXLl ONSO YAXNTOVICII 1,119 Xerulemic Course: Perfect .XIICllll.11hIQ 6 Yeung: Scrub lforxllmll 1. V.uwiry 5. 4: Truck 1. 2. 4. 4: Home Ronin Otlxeer 4: Fire Squgul 5. 4. I A s -7 x VERNIQ YOUNG Hlhlfw' l!'im'h1'll7 ciOlHlHL'l'Cllll Course: Perfect :Xttenclancc 7 Years: Glee Club 1. 2. 5. 4: l5!'L1lNLlIlCS q. 4: Honor Roll 1. 2: Sluwnee .Xrroxv Stnrl. I 4 'I ' x 1zu:.,NrJ mczcmsxl' cm., 4 L Couric: Honor Roll I: Per- b Iuolbxlll 3: ,XrrmV',St:1ll' 5: fJI'Cl'lCNfl'Ll 1. ' I L .P Q 4 l Xtt ance Reg xex 5 3111 illlvmnriam To show that our recent classmate has not been forgotten, we, the class of nineteen thirty- nine, set aside this portion of our Year Book in memory of the late Berton Lamoreaux. He died at the close of his sophomore year, in the summer of nineteen thirty-seven. His constant cheerfulness and everlasting smile won him a host of friends. He stood high in the estimation of the teachers as well as his fellow classmates. Berton will long be remembered by those who knew him. A poem composed by Berton in English class was written as a grim foreshadowing or a premonition of the future, for the following summer he died. As a tribute and memoriam to this departed friend, we publish his poem, 'AI VVondcr. l WlJHllf?I Oh, I wonder, yes, I wonder, When I go away up yonder, Will the angels do my Caesar for me 'Cause I'm tired and I'm sick, Of that guy I'd like to kick, Will the angels do my Caesar for me Oh, I wonder, yes, I wonder, When I go away up yonder, Will the angels do my Math for me? 'Cause it's minus and it's plus, Gee, it makes my ol' hean rust, Will the angels do my Math for me? Oh, I wonder, yes, I wonder, When I go away up yonder, Will the angels do my work for me? 'Cause I 'm lazy and I'm weary, And I'm tired and I'm dreary, Will the angels do my work for me? L U .J .lllma Mater' Plymouth High School, hear our praise, Our voices load and strong, Unto thee we' gladly raise In the melody of song. May we give to her the best, Which is due from you and me, And held sacred hy the rest On mountain, land and sea. On to glory, Plymouth High, To the famous heights let's climhj Let our colors proudly fly Through the endless days of time. Our school ties shall never hreak, Though we're scattered far and near We're loyal still for loyalty's sake To our Alma Mater dear. CHORUS Plymouth High! Oh, the valor of Plymouth High! Shout! Shout! Shout! For the colors we let fly, Red and Black! For these we'll always hght. May the students of our school Prove its might. I., Page Thirty-three Copliomoro Class The present Sophomore Class. composed of 304 students, found upon their arrival to the senior high school new fields open to them. Proving their capability in adapting themselves to new sur' roundings. they proceeded to elect the following class oliicers: Leo Dudek, president, Helen Kanora, vice-presidentg Dorothy Pokrinchak. secretary, Robert Parry, treasurer. The oliiicers, assisted by the class sponsors, began their year's activi- ties with much interest. Many of their members participated in the annual minstrel and school play, and various school organizations. From all indications the future of the Sophomore Class will be one of overwhelming success. .luoior Class After two successful years in high school, the juniors accepted the responsibilities with which they were confronted. As their Hrst undertaking they chose as their leaders: Harry Pryslak, presidentg Mary Davis, vice- presidentg Edith Croop, secretary, Edward Narcum, treasurer. The Iuniors proved themselves interested participants in the many social and curricu- lar activities. The musical organizations and various clubs were composed largely of members of class of 1940. For the success of the junior dance, much credit is due the class sponsors, under whose careful guid- ance it was conducted. The keen interest taken in all undertak- ings promises success to the future senior class. T Froslnnao Class Deeply interested in high school affairs, the Freshman Class launched into an active high school program. From a list of capable candidates for class ofiicers, Edgar Hughes was chosen presidentg Ioyce Griffith, vice-president: Vincent Ragunas, secretary-treasurer, and Thomas liean, usher. The music and dramatic departments, under the capable supervision of Miss Edith Cosslet and Miss Miltona Bolen, respectively, presented many delightful programs. The Hpretzel hop was one of the outstanding social successes of the year. The earncstness with which all respon- sibilities were accepted, indicates a bright future for the class of 542. Page Thirty-farzz' ,af- .M X, ,,,w-Ts, ,ww ww A ,Q .,,j U1,..pa wafnl.-iw , ,w,4x,r.qvv ' l ,Raw-4 Q? A F. rv... iff ,QQ X i 'V' wfilkwijf ww wwe- ' Y . ' L..,,,,.ffg Marg: n 31 'i'm . W.. '1 X ,,R,,, H. ., I a-nw I , , B, E ,.W,5, 123 5 ,L-V. .. JW? -A' 3 .M 4.,K W V A nf 5' sk J , 4'-5415? if .' .sg vf ' fi 1 . fw VU-9 ' ' . ' , 4-L , 'Sf W L. .' i, Y .4 :V f'-, . ,gpg - . m 2- x , -' 54 552, 15:2 Sisgi aw pa w. V . - 4. A SF 'lf 1 V 1. Wk. we ' 1-:IMI Q 1 1 A J M .A M Scsi 5 ,NE N 25.50 mf W W7 Q Q HA nam 'Q bs., lv iz 'f cf 5 U. 3, 4,g?':.f 'Qw- .QP pf .Fwy 'Po ' gf V' ff' 0 -H 'Qi-0. I .QM 556, 53k mfg ' I F! M XM' ,-r A -,Qi 35 'C , s x Nikki x F! ff! 4 A ws .S ax., 41 'fu ah s . 93 x4 -... , VK hd' -4 Br mmf: if msgs? . 'Q uf K my Q ' 44 5352 ' 4 x. Adamski, Ioseph Ashton, Albert Augusta, Mildred Augustinski, Iohn Baigis, Albert Bamerick, Bernadine Banta, Elmer Banash, Mary Barber, Loretta Bastia, Anna Batanus, Iohn Berish, Ioseph Bernick, Dorothy Besche, Hans Bialogowicz, Irene Blazi nk o don M ' ognovitz, Bernard Bonning, Marvin Borek, Rose ' Borsavage, Lillian Boyes, Ilene Bradley, Agnes Brazitus, Peter Brozena, Marie Burke, Rosalyn Calkins, A Iames Carpenter, George Carver, Dorothy Carver? Maude Casem, William Clgiervenitski, Anna Chimelewski, Betty Clark, Iohn Connolly, Margaret Cmiel, Ioseph Coleman, Iohn Croop, Edith Croop, Freda Davis, Iune Davis, Mary Dec, Wanda Deno, Harold Dobrawalski, Irene Donnelly, Peggy Dopko, Bernard Dragon, Eleanor Dubick, Anna Dowkus, Ioseph Dugan, Russell Dwyer, George Early, Donald Edwards, Dorothy Edwards, Manson Edwards, Thelma Erwine, Edgar Evans, Betty Iane Evans, Marian Evans, Marjorie Evans, Robert Filchak, Ioseph Fim, Frank Junior Class Finley, Paul Forney, Elmer Fox, Doris Fox, Phyllis Gabriel, Anthony Gajewski, Walter Gillespie, Arthur Glowzenski, Edna Good, Edward Green, Rose Mary Green, Gerald Grigger, Ruth Grynaviski, Gertrude Gryziec, Iohn Gush, Mary Harrison, William Hilliard, Iohanna Hobbs, Iesse Hosey, Donald Hughes, Iohn Isaac, Mildred Iacobs, William Iarman, Richard Ienkins, Arthur Ienkins. Betty Iohns, Harriet Iones, Betty Iones, Paul Iones, Mae ' Iones, Ruth - .. Iones, Shirley: -- Iuba, Andrew Kachuba, Iohn ,- Kalafut, Cecilia Kanora, Mary Keast, Dorothy Kennedy, Dorothy Klavonski, Merle Klimchak, Iosephine Kluchinski, Florence Kockel, Anna Kocher, Sheldon Kondrak, Edward Kipicki, Florence Kiprowski, Alfred Koscavage, Clem Kosloski, Albert Kotyk, Alex Kraynack, Rita Krasewski, Stanley Ksiazliewicz, Frank Kushinski, Valita lxKullck Fink? Lepkowski, Eleanore Lepkowski, Helen Levy, Seymour Lewis, Arlie ' Lick, Raymond Madrack, Bernard Maksimac, Alice Marchakitis, Irene Maslowski, Peter Matthews, Beatrice axwell, Regin Mazur, Sophie MicCarthy, Margaret McLaughlin, Nancy Mentyka, Irene Mergo, Eugene Mihoch, Olga Mikina, Stanley Mikulski, Henry Millo. Iohn Mitchell, Bert Mrozowski, Walter Muchler, Arline Narcum, Edward Naresky, Katherine Niewinski, Carolyn Ogin, Elizaebth Oshinski, Dorothy Pallis, Rita Pardo, Della Partington. Richard Petrik, Iosephine Petrilyak, Elizabeth Phillips, Iack Phillips, Raymond Piatt, Catherine Piczak, Theodore Pietrazak, Frances Pietrozykoski, Felix Piscotty, Dorothy Polanowski, Peter Poore, Betty Poskaitis, Eleanor Preato, Louise Price, Russell Prokop, Mary Pryce, Gladys Pryslak, Harry Ragunas, Matilda Raub, Dorothy Reese, Charles Reese, Isabel Reese, Mary Regalis, Lillian Rogers, Bernadine Romanick, Iohn Roski, Ioseph Rucinski, Helen Rytrowicz, Irene Rzodski, Leonard Sabol, Frances Seras, Peter Shaw, Herbert-' 'S Shellhammer, Wilma Shevock, Stanley Shovlin, Charles Smiga, Ioseph Sobashinski, Dorothy Speicher, Frank Pugz' Thirty-.rrcfwz Spenser, Arline Stacey, Martha Stasiewicz, Gabriel Stevens, Lois Straconis. Matilda Suda, Alice Suhr, Trovilla Swider, Irene Teske, Emil Thomas, Ethel Timko, Rita Tisdel, Iames Tomalonis, Albert Tomashefski. Ioseph Tomchak, Irene Tribender, Ralph Urban, Helen Vitchkoski, Edward Volinski, Nestora Walunas, Albert Wascalus, Iohn Wendell, Alice West, Ianet Whitecavage, Alice Wieczorek, Frank Williams, Kenneth Witkoski, Edmund Wolfe, Mildred Wolman, Leonard Woods, Catherine VVoolever, Iohn Worthy, Sterns Wujcik, Marie Wrazen, Walter Wychulis, Eleanor Wychulis, Miriam Wychulis, Miriam Yendrick, Mary Young, Eloise Yarchonkonis, Sylvester Zawatsky, Albert Zawatsky, Leo Zola, Stella Zoranski, Lucia Zuklia, Ioseph Zuzel, Florence ,. .X . ..,, . A F 'sr I? , V f Fifa' Q G' w'1'N4Q 4-iw, 0 .m'M '-'3Q':.1'f,:N,m LM nr Q ... In Zi f wif? mf ' - A - -f ii-g..Q-.. .ff ,g 5 - fm-N 'K7' Am- - -4 . i 'iv Q 'L UL f qi , +1 f 5 9 G 4, Sig ?f6WWg'5f2 vfgfiifi Q , n , Q f an ., , 5 3 5 Q Q 9 9 'UG ?6 ,Q .-n, an 46 ff? 9'9- f 'Rd' Alexander, Anna Allen, Alerta Aston, Gilbert Aston, Betty Atwood, Edwin Ayers, Cecelia Bahr, Theodore Bala, Henrietta Bandish, Bernard Baron, Irving Barziloski, Aldona Bednarski, Iohn Benish, Alice Beroski, Leona Bialogowicz, Mary Bichauskas, Anthony Bogdon, Agatha Bogdon, Cecelia Bogdon, Peter Bogdon, Veronica Bolen, Ruth Bolesta. Elizabeth Bombala, Edward Boney, Ilene Boroski, Helen Boruch, Adeline Boyce, lack Brachulis, Ioseph Brazinski, Leona Brislin, Marguerite Brzezinski, Iulia Bukowski, Albert Bugyo, Ioseph Burkowski, Albert Burkowski, Iosephine Busch. Catherine Butchko, Betty Butsavich, Sylvester Capek, Madeline Carey, Beatrice Carver, Ruth Celmer, Mildred Cheponis, George Chepulis, Anna Chmura, Iohn Christ. Gladys Churchill, Francis Conniff, Catherine Cook, Iames Cook, lean Cureka, Iulia Daugherty, Iack Davis, Miriam Dearing, Iean Delaney, William Demkiew, Elizabeth Deno, Mildred Deren, Dorothy Diaz, Iosephine Dobrawalski, Ioseph Doman, Robert Donnelly, Genevieve Sophomore Class Donnelly, Ioseph Dopko, Chester Dopkowski, Benedict Dubick, Iohn Dudek, Leo Dula, Iohn Early, Lucy Edwards, Helen Elko, Marie Evan, Iohn Evans, Irene Evans, Kenneth Evans, Lillian Evans, Mary Eveland, Billy Falchetti, Helen Fox, Billy Francis, Reese Frederick, Donald Fury, Frank Garrahan, Frank Gavenonis, Leonard Gbur, Michael Geist, William Gerenovitch, Mary Gluzckowski, Stanley Godek, Edward Godek, Stanley Gondek, Helen Green, Maxine Groblewski, Mercedes Gryziec, Michael Gunderman, Leona Hall, Robert Haracz, Iohn Harry, Stewart Klimchak. Elmer Koblish, Stephen Kocher. Harry Kodan, Caroline Komiski, Paul Kondek, Caroline Kosloski, Bernard Kosloski, Ioseph Kozik, Leo Krafchik, Helen Krashefski, Iohn Kraszewski, Elizabeth Kravabloski, Florence Krefski, Ray Krisulevicz, Leona Krystofix, Wanda Kunigonis, Georgine Kupstas, Helen Kupstas, Winifred Kuscavage, Carl Kwiatkoski, Stella Laskavage, Alma Ledden, Emma Lelakowski. Anna Leskoski, Gordon Levinrod, Andrew Levitt, Shirley Lewis Betty Lewis, Carmelita Lewis, Catherine Lewis Esther Lewis, Harry Lincavage, Leonard Lipinski, Dorothy Lonsdale, George Lubinski, Lucille Hearing. Richard Heller, Dorothy Hoffman, Iohn Howell, Grace Hudacek, Andrew Humphreys, Ruth Iaikes, Dorothy Ianik, Gabriel Iones, Claire jones, Ernest Iones, George Iones, Helen Iones, Iennie Iones, Mildred Iones, Stanley Iones, Thomas Kairo, Stanley Kalinauskas, Ioseph Kanora, Helen Karavis, Edward Kasenchak, Mary Kasmark, Walter Kavalinski, Stella Kelley, Iohn Kellmel, Iohn Kiezek, Florence Mac ' icz, Helen Mad ki, Ioseph Maksimac, Leonard Malek, Alice Mallis, Betty Ann Marchakitus, William Markle, Iean May, Arthur McCord, Betty Medura, Carl Meeker, Marlous Meyer, Erma Meyers, Ruth Michael, Lois Mikus. Edward Miller, Fred Mital, Geraldine Mogilewicz, Thelma Morgan, Betty Lou Morgan, Iames Morgan, Warren Morovinski, Henry Muchler, Eleanor Muchler, Robert Myers, Arnold Mystek, Alfred Puge Thirly-nme Narcum, Dorothy Narcum, Iohn Nareski, Eleanor Nareski, Ioseph Nernshick, lean Noonan, Francis O'Boyle, William Ogin, Dorothy Oleksiszyn, Iennie Onyshczak, Iohn O'Rourke, Arline O'Rourke, Ruth Papulya, Hannah Parry, Robert Patalonis, Leonard Pencavage. Iohn Perlick, Stanley Peters. Hazle Petrik, Irene Petrokonis, Eleanor Phillips, Arline Piston, Evelyn Piscotty, Rosemary Pokrinchak, Dorothy Poskaitis, Helen Pospiesenski, Edward Povicki, Iohn Price, Florence Price. Mary Pringle, Pauline Protasiewicz, Iennie Puskar, Francis Reese, Harry Rifendifer, George Rilk, Marjory Rindgen, Dorothy Roan, Thomas Robaczewski. Bernard Roberts, Elizabeth Roberts, Robert Roberts, Zack Rogan, Iosepb Rogers. Leonard Romanick, Ioseph Rose, Evelyn Rowe, Dorothy Rubic, Stephen Sanders, Ioseph Schacht, Robert Schectman, Ioseph Schectman, Sally Scurry, Iune Seely, Iean Seras, Della Shaw, Arline Shaw, Erma Shemanski, Chester Shevock Mary Simonitis, Anthony Sipple, Valentine Skrowronski, Francis Smolsky, William Soha, Frank Soley, Iohn Speicher, Forrest Spera, Raymond Starosta, Mary Stefiora, Phyllis Stevens, Iohn Stravinski, Clara Sunday, William Suprum, Mary Sutter, Ruth Swider, Valentine Swartz, Donald Sydloski, Marie Thomas Alfred Thomas, Eleanore Thomas, Iosephine Thomas Muriel Thomas, Thomas Thomas William Timko, Alfred Tischler, Doroth Tribender, Dorot 5 Truskoski, George Vaivada, Ioseph Valaika, Anastacia Vitchkoski, Eleanor Vnuk, Edward Wascalus, Delores Watkins, Ruth ' VVatkins, Shirley Weil, Ieanne N Wengyn, Evelyn V Wengyn, Leonard? Wester, Michael Wilde, Irene Williams, Harry Williams, Marjorie Williams, Treveryan Winters, Margaret Wisneski, Genevieve Wnukowski, Marie Wodeshick, Edward Wojtowicz, Stanley Wolfe, Iack Wrazen, Helen Yashinski, Leonard Yaskoski, Alvin Yob, Irene Yonick, Clara Zagorsky, Robert Zaremba, Iosephine it-, r Frfxvh man Chl I'4z'c'.fhf1n111 C1115 Ambrose, Ioseph Anthony, Edward Arthur, William Askew, Clarence Bandish, Albert Bandish, Daniel Barney, Iohn Bean, Thomas Belinka, Ben Bendik, Martin Dec, Frank De Vesta, Edward De Vesta, Ioseph Devonchick, Edward Doman, Donald Donnelly, Daniel Dragon, Ioseph Duhoski, Conrad Dziekan, Stanley Edwards, Iohn Benkoski, Anthony Egenski, Stanley Berish, Michael Bernstein, Sol Bitner, Harold Blaskiewicz, Max Bogdan, Louis Bogdon, Anthony Bognovitz, Gordon Evans, David Evans, Earl Evans, Ralph Evelock, Edward Fisher, Iohn Ford, Iohn Francis, Edward Bonawitz, Malcolm Friedman, Herman Borland, Iohn Borsavage, Costic Brown, William Byorick, Edward Cebula, Walter Chimeleski, Edw. Cohen, Iohn Cohen. Leonard Croop, Fred Cureka, Walter Cusma, Walter Davis, Robert Andraka, Florence Barber, Merida Bencho, Eleanor Blakeslee, Betty Bolesta, Florence Boney, Rita Borsavage, Agnes Borucki, Isabel Bradley, Phyllis Brown, Doris Bump, Louise Cairl, Millie Casem, Catherine Cicak, Mary Cislo, Cecelia Cook. Phyllis Crawford, Matilda Csop, Iulia Cunningham, Marie Davis, Virginia Dingle, Leona Domalavage, Martha Douglas, Iean Dubik, Iule Dwyer, Loretta Dzerzinski, Florence Dziedzic, WVanda Edwards, Lillian Fury. Alex Gajunas, Leonard Gazda, Teddy Gesek, Iacob Y. IA FTUShH1HH Boys V Grynaviski, Henry Gryziec, Francis Gush, Rudolph Harman, Glenn Harnen, Leo Harrison, Lloyd Herman, Ioseph Hillard, Charles Hillard, Ioseph Hodgson, Ralph Hughes, Edgar Iames, lack Ienkins, Cecil Ienkins, Bobby Iola, Bernard Iones, Billy Iuba, Walter Kanora, Ioseph Kapochus, Iohn Kaschak, Ioseph Keating, Robert Keefe, Iohn Kemp, George Glowzenski, Leonard Klesa, Iohn Kraynack, Iohn Kriskiewicz, Ioseph Kvasnak, Thomas Kurkowski, Chester Kytor, Alex Lamoreaux, Ralph Lamparski, Frank Langdon, George Laskavage, Edgar L.avey, Myron Ledden, David Leclden. Wilbur Lloyd, William Lloyd, Billy Lewis, Ierome Lynch, Iames Mackiewicz. Ioseph Madrack, Edward Maslowski, Sylvester Massaker, VVesley Matalonis, Ioseph Matovhak, Francis Mattey, Robert Matthews, Benedict Gocek, Peter Kluchinski, Leonard Maxwell, Iames Godek, Andy Knapp, Ioseph Mazur, Frank Goldstein, Robert Kopicki, Paul Merrifield, Charles Gorko, George Kotch, Albert Merrifield, Thomas Gorski, Chester Kovaleski, Alfred Michael, Roy Griffiths, Robert Krashefski, Anthony Mihoch, Iohn Gryctko, Leonard Krasnavage, Iohn Mikolay, George Edwards, Marjorie Evans, Lucy Evans, Ruth May Fargus, Irene Ferkel, Bernadine Ferkel, Margaret Ferris, Elizabeth Fox, .Eliaabeth Fushek, Dorothy Girza, Stella i Gleba, Leona Gorko, Stella Green, Ellen Gregory, Eleanor Griffiths, lane Griffiths, Ioyce Grycka, Kathleen Gryziec, Mary Gurko, Florence Gush, Elizabeth Gutoski, Regina Gutowski, Lillian Harrison, Ruth Harry, Marion Hera, Bernadine Hillard, Bette Hiznay. Dorothy Holinski, Carolyn Freshm Honko, Mary Hopkins, Violet Iago, Dorothea Iames, Gladys Iaquish, Wilma Iones, Ruth Iopling, Betty Kachuba, Helen Kalafut, Anna Kelly, Norma Kieszek, Helen Klimchak, Helen Koblish, Catherine Kondraski, Stella Kopp, Almeda Koprowski, Eleanor Koranski, Sophie Krystofosky, Irene Kuzniak, Genevieve Lapchon, Helen Lefczuk, Alice Lesko, Geraldine Lloyd, Nancy Losh, Loretta Lucas, Irene Luciano, Marie Lutinski. Loretta Matwaychick, Anna an Qirls Mazonkey, Lorraine McAvoy, Charlotte Mentyka, Florence Mesaros, Betty Murray, Anne S. Myers, Margaret Nareski, Helen Niewinski, Anna Onderko, Eleanor Oshinski, Teresa Palmoski, Mary Partington, lean Pasko, Eleanor Patton, La Verne Payne, Florence Peters, Ruth Petrovich, Bernadine Phillips, Arline Phillips, Claire Piczak. Clara Piezak, Sylvia Pietryk, Blanche Pietrzkoski, Lillian Pilate, Helen Pincus, Annette Pokrinchak, Eleanor Powell, Sara Protasiewicz, Lydia Page Forly-rule Milewski, Ioseph Miller, Thomas Miscavage, Ioseph Miskin, Bernard McGlynn, Donald Murphy, VVilliam Nesbitt, Asher Owens, Ellsworth Pardo. Stanley Pearce, George Pokrinchak, Theo. Powell, Edwin Ragunas, Vincent Rilk, George Rudnicki, Iack Sagola, Leonard Saroscik, Edward Sciber. Stanley Senk, Iohn Sepkoski, Raymond Shaw. Elmer Sheaman, Iohn Sherman, Edwin Sherwood, Frank Shonk, Billie Shonk, Thomas Shonk, Charles Shurnicki, Ioseph Sipper, Iohn Sitkowski, Leonard Skwarzic, Ioseph Przbylski, Claire Pugh, Shirley Rediker, Mary Reese, Audrey Richards, Ruth Rifendifer, Margaret Rincavage, Ianet Roberts, Arline Roberts, Gloria Roman, Marie Romanoski, Valaria Rosky, Margaret Royer, Catherine Rynkiewicz, Irene Sabol, Helen Shebloski, Marcella Shellhammer, Elvira Simanovich, Eleanor Simms, Miriam Soblewski, Eleanor Solo, Clara Squrnicki, Mary Stacey, Arline Stanislow. Ruth Steever, Carolyn Stiber, Margaret Stukoski, Winifred Swartz, Chesla Smith. David Stabulis, Albert Stefanovich, Edw. Stonecavage, Billy Suprum, Iohn Swider, Albert Thomas, Reese Tkaczyk, Iohn Yedinak, Ioseph Yellalonis, Leonard Yenchak, Leonard Yuchinski, Frank Zarembo, Iohn Zelnick, Iohn Zlotek, Leonard Zuzel, Ioseph Zuilkowski, Alex Ulawski, Ioseph Vosik, Charles NValker, Albert Watson, Kenneth Williams, Raymond Wrazen, Ioseph Yanovich. Anthony Yanus, Raymond Yanuska, Thomas Sweeney, Agnes Szakalun, Helen Szakalun, Louise Tisdel, Ianet Trzcinski, Helen Venglosky, Eleanor Volovicz, Helen VValent, Shirley Walters, Betty Wampole, Marj. VVascalus, Const. Wendell, Eleanor VVeston, Rosina Whitlow, Agnes Williams, Mildred Williams, Dorothy Shirley Marcella Williams, Yanuska, Yashinski, Margie Yurch, Anne Zellock, Barbara Zola, Florence Zubkoff, Helen As the cold, wintry days of February gradually gthened, and students reverted to their former sched- ules after the taking of semester examinations there ap- peared in the atmosphere the stir ol' a new activity. Con- sultations with liaculty advisors, soliciting for adverrtise- ments, and meetings of carefully selected stalis pointed to the inevitable. The Shawnee Arrow Year Book of 1939 was in the makingl The appointing of stalis was in the hands of Mr. Leland Bennett and Miss Mary Flanagan. The business end of the Year Book was supervised hy Miss Flanagan. shorthand and typing teacher, while the general super- wg was di,-ne by Mr. Bennett, senior English teacher. Alter much careful consideration and with due re- gard to capability and reliability, Merlin lones was ap- pointed editor-in-chieli. His elliicient work confirmed the Wisdom ol this choice. All financial matters were handled hy Business Man- ager Benjamin Badman. He was assisted by Betty Reese, Lilyan Dopko, Gilbert Edunk, Catherine Mazur, and Mafalda Fury. Donald Davis proved a very eliicient leader of the literary stalf, Under his inspiring direction the assistants, Nancy Iones, Shirley Higgins, Rosalie Mann, Carol Kuschke, Ianet Sanders, Alycc Sargol, Margaret Evans. Year I lun li t'tfil'l' i Shirley Hurwitz, and Mary Pohala. composed the Writeups of school activities and events. Because of his knowledge of athletic activities, Arnold Cooper was chosen sports editor. William Murray proved to be a Wise choice as photogra- phic editor, and with the aid of Maynard Stravinski, Chester Krainik, George Holinka and Robert Sulger, accomplished much in this Held of work. The typing of all copies for the Year Book was directed by Rose Marie Dombroski. The typists were: Gertrude Orcze- kowski, Alyce Sargol, Genevieve Kiezek, Florence Bogdon, Dorothy Mihoch. Alphonso Sweetra, Genevieve Gajewski, Valaida Massaker, Pearl Chatlas and Iennie Dymond. Something entirely new was originated in the Year Book by the staff. Informal campus shots taken by amateur stu- dent photographers were introduced and proved to be a huge success. Hier l'r,f'. -lzzw Shawna' Arrow Stall' First he's here and then he's there. That's lsadore Rose, Editor-in-Chief of our school paper, the Shawnee Arrow. lsadore capably makes up the dummy and tits each article into a limited space. This year the students were treated to usomething new and different in the line of front page set-ups. The student editors: NViniield Morgan, managing edi- torq Sally Levinrod. news editor: Donald Davis, sports edi- tor: and Margaret I-liznay, assistant sports editor, received excellent advice and help from Mr. William C. Nohle and other faculty advisors, who also select students who act .is reporters. Only students who excel in English are nomi- nated to this stall.. Credit is also due: Shirley Higgins, fashion editor: Helaine Davis, exchange editorg Rosalie Mann, alumni edi- torg and Tillie Kwiatlaoski, personal editorg also Ieanne Frey and Carol Kuschlie, copy readers, A'Variety is the spice of lifef, and the columns this year were the spice of the paper. The columnists were: Shirley Hurwitz, Nancy Iones, and Ianet Sanders. Rolwert Sulger handles the job of husiness manager. and received excellent advice irom Miss Mae Bartells and the willing cooperation of his stall. The paper sponsored a series of very popular sport dances. There are two subscription prices for the paper. Fifty cents for a straight year subscription or seventy-tive cents for a year suhscription plus the dance privilege. With each monthly publication of the paper the gym provides the background for the Shawnee Arrow dances, at which the popular Blues Chasers provided music for a large crowd of students. lkfgr' lfmly -I Hi-Y Club Under the direction of its officers, President Donald Davis, Vice-President Benjamin Badman, Secretary Gil- bert Edunk, Treasurer Alvin Bolen, Chaplain Iack Ayers, and the guidance of its sponsor, Mr. Blythe Evans, the Shawnee Hi-Y Club enjoyed another successful year. Organizing soon after school resumed, the Hi-Y Club initiated new members and embarked on the pro- gram which had been arranged for the year. The first activity of the year was a joint Hallowe'en party with the Girl Reserves. A mrofuriate decorations and soft music PI- i I blended to make this affair a hu TC success. in To protect the clothing and also to preserve order in the halls, the Hi-Y posted members to act as clerks in the boys' locker room. Establishing a precedent, the club had programs printed for the Plymouth-Nanticoke Thanksgiving Day football game. These programs were distributed at the game to help elucidate the spectators. Immediately after the football season was finished, the Hi-Y Club started the yearly basketball tournament, with the members of the club participating. The pur- pose of the league was to give those not on the school team a chance to play basketball and also to provide an opportunity for some of the members to learn how to play the game. Besides the competition between the members of the club, other Wyoming Valley Hi-Y Clubs were played, and the Plymouth club rated favorably with the out-of-town squads. The Hi-Y semi-formal dance was held during the Christmas holidays, with the music being provided by Ralph Paul's orchestra. This event was well attended, both by former and present Hi-Y members. At different meetings 'in the year speakers were pro- vided to give the boys information on various subjects. Among the speakers were Mr. Iames Thomas, a former Hi-Y member, Mr. Robinson, a state Hi-Y executive, and Professor A. VV. Harman, principal of the high school. Prlgr' Ff1rf,i'ffn1Jf HLY During the month of February, the Hi-Y Club presented a chapel pro- gram commemorating the birthday of George Wasliington. Later in the month the annual banquet was held, at which Professor Henry Iones was the principal speaker. Professor Harman. Mr. Iames. Mr. Bromin- ski, and Mr. Sterniuk were the guests at the banquet. The final event of the year was the spring picnic, which was initiated in 1938, and will continue to be a permanent feature. Sports and re- freshments contributed towards mak- ing this a thoroughly enjoyable af- W. fair. Mr. Robinson Speaks zo Hi-Y l E s In the above picture, Mr. Robinson, state Hi-Y executive, is addressing the Shawnee Hi-Y Club at a regular meeting. He spoke to the group about problems of high school boys. Below, Professor Henry Iones is giving a talk at the annual Hi-Y banquet. Mr. Iones gave an address on the 'character of our first president, George Washington. Mr. lone: Speaks at Hi-Y Banquet Senior Hirl llrsrrvrs To he gracious, truthful, loyal and reverent are the fundamental ideas of the Girl Reserves. As a branch of the Young Women's Christian Association of Wilkes-Barre, the clubs have become important in the activi- ties of Plymouth High School. For their president, the Senior Girl Reserves chose Dorothy Paulikg vice- president, Mafalda Fury, secretary, Ianet Sandersg treasurer, Tillie Kwi- atkoskig Inter-club Council, Shirley Higgins: devotional leader, Helaine Davisg song leader, Betty Ayres. To initiate their social activities a Halloween party was held in the gymnasium, to which memhers of the Hi-Y were invited. Dorozhy Pzzulik Presides Over Mcc'z1'n'g Junior Hirl Hrsrrvrs In an impressive investiture service in the gymnasium. junior memhers were formally initiated into the Girl Reserve Cluh. Under the sponsorship of Miss Madeline Cooney, the girls elected the following officers: President, Mary Davisg vice-president, VVanda Dec, secretary, Anna Kockelg treas- urer, llctty Poorcg l. C. C., Eleanor VVychulis, and song leader, lunc Davis. During the year the iunior clulw accomplished many worthwhile and interesting things and performed many praisevvorthy actions. Page I o1'Iy-fire an g, , fr. K aiiffw H- -- - .... so --gm M- 'gf-1f,:P:i 'il-..,,,., .sg in ,gm -3 ,f 4f'f'2'fvVg is-2 ' -' - M 1. M , -ff ,g -' f 1 '--- . Q. -- - Z .- -. - ,'f'-gf? I--:'.'-t .-, -A w.,-.-We e TS' ' i....,a-H-:mer-1,,' . fp , , Q-e v' '. .2 - 1 rv:-U . Senior Girl RE.il'7'U6S -1 uv 5 p, Dramatic groups 0 ganmed, and supervised by Miss Marion Vllilliamst 'presfsntetl a group of one-act plays in the auditorium. YQ . 4 Varioug-prograins-fincluded a childrens Christnws party, aNtripJt0'Qq1e Golden Quality Company, amateur ,sfoffairrrfiiti a ll other 'and Daughter Fashion Tea. f'-5 a' Xl. entine theme, the mid-winter formal pr ved Qs heka hllvge success. Mehilaeid wei'e privileged to hear addresses hy Pro- lnnpc 'NIL Harman and Reverend Shiffer. the year's eventsfvvas-a successful Spring , , . 1 Q v v . Y 1 isrecorded, the' activities of the Senior J V . . so nolgj ,carried on thy true Girl Re- : . f 5 serve 1 ' 'V ' f 1 ' V -f junior Rescrz'c's 'Y ly ' 57 ,, f'Wf MiQl1 Uuliuol Hlee lllulis Miss Dorothy Metzger and Pro- fessor Llewellyn Llewellyn are the conductors of the Girls, Glee Club. On Thursday afternoons they com- bined their rehearsals with business meetings. To make these meetings more interesting, they had educa- tional music programs. The outstanding events of this yearis Glee Club were the minstrel, the Christmas program, and sing- ing at Commencement. Olfieers of the Clee Club were: Matalda Fury, Betty Reese, Mary Kanora, Dorothy Carver, Cecilia Olexsisyn, Mary Yendrik. M1 Llewellyn Conducts at Pfllffliff? i 1 ffovviczi Ruth 'Hum lireys, Walter EST fs , incl,-'lean gearing. The oth r ' trumeglts and their players We e: bones Marion Evans an e rd Serggg clarinets, lack Sabi a Marvin Roberts, cor- nc Ia ' Boyce and Robert Much- sai phones, Leo Forman and yqmd Davenportg drums, Stan- Gl czkowskig and piano, Mary endrik and Helen Louise Iones. The members selected as ollicers Ai, th'e orchestra were as follows: pjiesildent, Lilyan Dopkog vice-presi- dehtj Nancy Mclaughlin: and see- xrgtatly-treasurer, lack Boyce. xi. . 'Mzmbers of the orchestra were marked in music the same as those wg , ship ljook any other subiect. Those xx iid A 'ere members of the organiza- tionx or a period of two years re- deived red and black letters hor Qheir work. Pug 1' I7fn'fy-,fir .luniur Hi,Qh Sf?llUUl Ili'tvlit'stm The Iunior High School Orchestra, under the direc- tion of Miss Edith Coslett, consisted of members of the seventh, eighth and ninth grades. The orchestra, which had practice every Thursday afternoon, was one of the main interests of the members of the lunior High School. Their main activity was to play tor their chapel pro- grams each Tuesday and Thursday morning. The members of the orchestra and the instruments they played were: Cornets, Fuller .-Xshtou. Lucille Wit- kowslii. David Evans: elarinets, Nlichael llerish. Sylves- ter Maslowsltig violin, joseph Denog alto horns, Iohn Rasser, Teddy Gazdag drums. Raymond Yanus. Frank Taylor, piano. Audrey Reese and l Sgukowski. f , f' , 'I ff ' .. Tl ,ITA j Y ic,'i'.4f ' I M a-7,1 The llantl As the Plymouth High School Band receded into the dis- ance. leaving behind a lingering echo of its stirring music, me could not help but feel proud of this musical organization. The members of the hand in their red and black uniforms Jresented a pleasing picture, furvher enhanced by the ,pert lrum major, her two assistants. and the banner bearers. Dorothy Paulik proved a capable drum major, assisted by Jhyllis Fox and Shirley Higgins. The banner bearers were une Davis and Katherine Piatt. During the football season the band offered much en- ouragement to the football squad in the way of lively tunes. t also participated in pep meetings, which served to create a greater interest in this part. ' . Under the sponsorshi of the Kiwanis Club, the band B f1d'Mf 'fh'f Onto Field made an appearance at. inaugural of Arthur H. james, Zovernor ot Pennsylva ' . The annual C0 C was held on Fridqy April I Thig by the presence of the band,playing the national anthem. Call vent proved to be a g success. The Fine musica selections IO attention Wasplnycd by lack Bgyce' Hered were indiqm 6 of the high Standard Of' 01-ganim, Members ot the band also displayed instrumental talent ion, Xt during chapel exercises. The flag tl ' ld on Friday was manl ore impressive This band, under the direction of their able leader, Mr. Llewellyn Llewellyn. continues to serve not only their Alma Mater, but also whole community. 0 High .Schoof Band ',,L e M Qi Ili'filfii'ii'fil Unnlvsl An opportunity to try out for the Iames and Nfary MeAlarney Oratorical Contest is afforded the members of the senior class. First and second prizes are awarded to the two hoys and the two girls iudged highest. .X first prize ol' 3510 is awarded to the hoy and girl judged highest: a second prize of iii-3 to the hoy and girl rated second highest. The fund tor this contest was estahlished hy Mr. W. 'H. Mc.'Xlarney in memory of his mother, Mary. and father, Iames. The preliminary selection for the girls this year was The Sparrowis Fallf, and the hoys' oration was 'iThe American Flag. For six weeks liourteen girls and nine hoys were coached hy Miss Marion VVilliams. The teachers acted as judges in the preliminaries and selected four girls and four hoys who were considf ered highest. The eight contestants who competed in the finals were: Shirley Hurwitz. Nancy Iones. Dorothy Paulik, Carol Kuschke, VVinheld Morgan, Isadore Rose. Ray- mond Dayenport, and Edward Hanusoysky. The teachers, choice was hased on the contestants' pronunci- ation, enunciation. interpretation, voice. poise and posture. These people chose their selections a liew wet-las after the preliminaries. On .Xpril 18 the contestants put forth their hest eflorts to make the contest worth- while. The persecution ol' lieni, a little Iewish hoy, was the theme oli Shirley Hurwitfs selection. Witcl1es' Sahhathf hy I. A. R. VVylie. Nancy Iones chose 'kThe Shadow of the Sword. hy Rohert Buchanan. Her reading dealt with the reign of Napoleon. Pug 1' l m'lyfz'1'gM Dorothy Paulik chose 'gYellow Butterfliesf' by Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews. It is a story ahout the Un- known Soldier. The Bishops Candlesticks. hy Victor Hugo, was Carol Kuschkes reading. This story is ahout the famous character, lean Valjean. For his oration, Edward Hanusoysliy chose MAl'ter Pa- triotism, VVhat? hy Tracey K. Iones. His topic was con- cerned with international relations. NVinheld Morgan selected Crosspatch, hy C. I. Humphrey, a topic on war. Raymond Dayenport's selection, 'iThe YVorld On Fire, hy Herhert Van VVyke, deals with peace. Isadore Rose has selected UA Child Shall Lead Them, hy Rohert Bragstad. This topic gives the remedies for the prevention of war. VV1'11fic'!d Plzlclifcs Omtlon llasliiers Club lt is a generally accepted fact that thrift should be taught to the young people of America at an early age. With this intention, Plymouth High School has organized a Cashiers Club, which is designed to encourage and teach the value of saving. This club is composed of two represen- tatives from each roll call room, who are elected for their reliability and accuracy in figures. Each Tuesday morning the cashier is charged with the responsibility of accommodating those who wish to deposit money in the school savings bank. This year, as in previous years, the students, passbooks were long folding cards providing for a limited amount of money. VVhen all those who wished to bank were ac- commodated, the cashier put their passbooks into a large envelope on which he marked the date, the number present in his roll call room that day, the number of depositors, the percentage, and amount of money. The money, very carefully counted, is placed in a separate envelope on which the inside amount is marked. This smaller envelope is placed Within a large one and taken to the library, where Miss Tisdel, who diligently supervises the club, sends it to the bank. As officers of this club, the following people were chosen for the term: President, Ioseph VVascalusg vice- president, Edward Narcumg secretary, Edward Orzel. Fira Squad If you ever hear a bell at an irregular time, followed by a shuffling of feet, you will know another important Fire drill is in progress. You will notice that a group, composed largely of lettermen and the two janitors, will take posts throughout the building, insuring your safety. This group, led by Fire Chief Bill Harry, who in turn is assisted by Dick Iarman, makes sure everyone has safely left the building and everything is well Y in hand. t Page Forfy-nine 'L 9' A' Q' t y F - fu., ,L ,rf ..- :- ww f af ww-Q wg. , ax if 3 t K Q ., -:e, f :M 2. if far 4 44. 4 tl.- 4' Q Y 31 31 J S A af 4 3 nn W. lf A VJ' ix 5 f M i'i'lmnl Play Because its cast includes sophomores, iu- iiors and seniors, the school play is one of the nain eyents oi' the school year. The proceeds lid in purchasing hooks lor our school lihrary. his yt-ar's play, N320 College Avenue, hy ,red Ballard and Mignon Iiherhart, proyed to DC a great success. The cast, directed hy Miss Nlarion NVil, iams, consisted of Nancy lones and Frank Vlatthews in the leading roles, Shirley Hurwitz, Kenneth VVilliams, lack Ayres, Leonard Seras, Charles Fckell. lack Buttson, Phyllis Foy, Helaine Davis, George Rilendiler, Chester Krainik, Gertrude Bevan. Gordon Leskoslii. .Xrlie Lewis, Betty Reese, l3ert Mitchell, Ma- talda Fury, Rosalie Mann, Frank Soha, Mar- garet Evans, Arthur Sherwood, Flizaheth Dem- kiew, Iohn Mergo, Michael Duhilt, Alphonso Yanoyitch, fxlyin Harry, and George Dwyer. Time and tide may erase from your mem- ory all recollections of this play. To remind you in future years, let us review the play. Indy and her sorority sisters are giving a party when Iudy's partner, Lee, is lgilled. The chiel at police is unahle to solve the mystery, so Indy persaacles him to turn the matter oyer to her. Upstairs, Doreen linds Val, the musician, lying dead. lfyeryone is suspected, hut Iudy Finally satisfies the curiosity ot the audience hy prov ing the murderer to he Russell. XVhat a sur- prise lior the audience when they learn it was all merely a play within a play! Top-Deurfz lflzwlzfes N520 College .Il'L'1IHC'H lg0lZ0l7ZfTl'l1gL'If'X' Tzrrns to .llt'l'I'l-HIFI!! Lefl-E,rf1't1'21g ,Il'lI-011 Taker Pfam liollom Chmuclcis Dana nt Honin Iiniv xt lI12'!'I':lQl4ltl0l' llIfI'0ll'I!l'l'.i lfmffizefi High Srlmul Nliiislwl NVith a cheer led by the senior cheerleazlers, llernice Iles- Ler and lien liaclnian. the annual High School Xlinstrel yvas on its xvay to a successlul climax. The niinstrel was based entirely upon a college background, with the entlinen. lack Buttson, .Xlvin Harry, Charles Ecltell, lanies Calkins, Cordon Leskoslii and Peter Masloyvslii, portray- ing the campus cut-ups. lack Iiuttson gave a stirring rendi- tion ol' his new drama, entitled uReturn ol' Slialtespearef' while Gordon Leslioski sang and danced to Harlcnfs own Dark Town Strutters' liallfl Solos by Shirley Higgins, Betty Ayres, lanies Tisdel, Nancy Iones, lack Dougherty. Helen Kanora and lirnest Iones pro- vided that modern touchf' Dice rollers. who vverefhaunted by two ghosts. imper- sonated by Clarence Burger and Alfred Shipkovvslxi, were por- trayed successfully by the e Hen. ,I fwfr j - I w I y My M I HL! v ltfzdmwz lnnlufgc 111 tl liz! of Cfunzbliizg l ipmzlown lflllfif .zz Q V c, W , ,fl f ,UM f V , The Girl in Ihe Bofzncwlpfyl f Added attractions were two groups of girls who sang P1 , l. their way to fame: Martha Stacey, Miriam NVychulis, Marjorie Evans, Matilda Ragunas, Nestora Volinsky and Nancy McLaughlin. who make up the 'flunior Sextetf' and the Sophomore Quartet, consisting of Elizabeth Demkiew, Shirley Watkiiis, lean Dearing and Ruth Sutter. Frank Matthews, college dean, performed in a splen- did manner the role of interlocutor for the show. Back- ,rund was provided by the Campus Coeds, namely. the ' -ce Club. The hit of the evening was a mock wedding. which rolled the audience in the aisles. Consisting entirely ot boys. the wedding gave the minstrel a hilarious conclusion. Supervisors were the Misses Marion YVilliams and llurothy Metigar and Professor Llewellyn Llewellyn. lltlyf' I-'1fivfI1f'0 Q' y, x ,Q Q 115. . 4, K .:- H ,, 1 ' bg xfwf .mf . ir 4 .,,,,4ns ffl f slay pi, uk was ww 'Qx fgzi Q , Xfi- - sl Q . sffgf i .ss ni! .w ig la A nv A , . ki a , xg 5 N541 VW 'if WR 1 Q 2 vi' 3 'i, x ag? t 'TA' g - W, 1:55, -3. . is .1 ' 51.-vig X.. m' -A E pfgf' 4 , 1355 Maw is -r A 'F g 51' Vw- 1-us-mi v, 11 sr L S gg Uuat'hf's and Clivei'leadm's Athletics play an important part in every school curriculum. The ancient Greeks knew only too well that in order to have sound minds you must build strong bodies. Since this is true today, the job of supervising athletics is an important one. Edward Brominski is head varsity football coach. It is his duty to call for candidates, teach them the fundamentals of football, and mold them into a smoothly working machine. Mr. Brominski has helped ele- vate Plymouth to the top in football circles. Assisting Coach Hrominski in carrving out these duties is Line ahsh A X X Jlthletic Council Striving to perpetuate a high standard in the world of sports for Old Shawnee, the Athletic Council continues the elficient exe- cution of its duties. The valuable work done by this association has been proven by its careful supervision of all sport events and leaves us with a feeling of deep gratitude for the time and effort they so willingly devoted. President of the Council is Ierry L. Mor- ris, a figure well known in the newspaper world. A. VV. Harman, vice-president of the Council, is keenly interested in the athletic attainments of our boys. Mr. Harman is also principal of the Plymouth High School. VVilliam Y. Matthews, connected with the First National Bank, is secretary of the Council. An important member of the Council is Professor H. Iones, superintendent of Plym- outh Schools. Besides being one of the Council, Alex Kraynack, teacher of medieval and modern history, is also faculty manager of athletics. Edward Brominski, American history teacher, is the head football coach. Another valuable member of the Council is Benjamin Iames, English instructor. Mr. fmn s is the basketball and assistant football coach? . Iohn Mergo, instructor of physical educa- Benjamin Iames. Mr. Iames is also head basketball giach. Yith is' Tlflllfi isdcoscljkoitiacky and of the Scrub foot' ,K hut O pa an as et a teams. position comes the responsibility of organizing a well .co rdin. e u ' ' f basketball players to represent Shawnee. P 5 AH Older member Of the Council is lohfl Iohn Mergo. In addition, he is coach of th track team. - l , xy life K-Clmffh V311 Blwkifki PfiDCiP21l Of Vine The job of assisting the football 'ind basketball coacbew bel ghCftY Whllf' amfmg the UCWC1' members gasoline stltion and Donald Fred rick an Alex Kraynack 1S in charge of the comgaercial side o ,path ig! He CCY 5Ch00l2 Rwhllfd BFHCC, OPCFHYOF Of 11 . X ' J .. , . e , undertaker supervises the selling and collecting of tickets and l ranging of the schedules To cheer for their Mater and show goo chool spirit is the duty of the They are: Ben Badman, Hester, Mar- jorie Evans, Arlie Gorge Rifendiferfand NVatkins. 52 5 f Page Fffly-fam' In addition to the regular members of the Council, Ioseph Steevers acts as treasurer. He has no voice in the proceedings. C 011 ch cs r ' , wr. .........,, lf i 2 . : i ,Action There ma have been rreater athletic teams Y is than Plymouth's iog?i and 1939 contributions. hut no one can deny that the teams were fit to carr and re uresent the red and hlaclg. VVith l Y l Shzzxlaz Ijllfj One Up Alex Kraynack, faculty manager. and the coach- ing stall. consisting of lidward Broininski. Ben- jamin james and lohn Mergo. the sports activi- ties of Plymouth were a success financially and competitively. lone: FI-llliihtif a 867151111-Ulltll Run Encouraged hy a large following of students and supporters, the foothall. baskethall and track teams enjoyed a successful sea- son. VVhether the contest was home or away, a large following of fans lent moral support. 1 Qtr? .mm Truclq Squad W mms U p The school's spirit of the participants and of the followers was dominant and the saying. K'Shawnee against the world, was once more prevalent. Page Fifty-fire Z Y f 5. . 1 1,-ff 4' ' YN .4 :wif-' :p4,' 'A fmt.. , , , N41- tl 3. , 4, ., Y .lnolhcr Six Points for Plymoutli MK' :LQ Krzrwoslqi Kicks One Ou! Fumliall tiflllfifl VVith the best season enjoyed in many years behind them, the Plymouth 1938 football squad passes into history. The Red and Black warriors finished second in the Conference, losing only to Coughlin, who finished first. Plymouth started with a win over New- port, closely followed by a 20-o triumph at Edwardsville. After the loss to Cough- lin, Plymouth again trod the victory trail, with victories over Plains, Kingston and Meyers. These victories were accom- panied by a win over G. A. R., a mud- splashed rout of Berwick and a hard- fought win over Larksville. Un a frozen field, Plymouth and Nanticoke battled a scoreless deadlock in the last game of a successful season. Unfortunately, this squad loses many of its gridders through graduation. Among them are Bill Harry, honor- ary captaing Paul Iones, Bill Murray, George Kulick, Iames Roberts, Arnold Cooper, Pete Koval, Edward Karwoski, lack Piscotty, Maynard Stravinski, Edward Oriel, Orest Alex, Al Yanovitch, Martin Woodeslxick, Frank Skulski, Edmund Keris, lack Ayers, Iohn Mergo and Hayden Ienkins. Coming hack next year, Coach Brominski can count on Edward Narcum, Dick Iarman. Edmund VVitkoski, Clem Koscavage, Ioe Gabriel, Iohn Onyshczak, Leonard Rzodski, lohn Batanus. Edward Vitchkoski, Albert Baigus, and An- drew Iuba. If the spirit of the players and the support of the students is equal to the enthusiasm of this year, another successful sea- son may be expected next year, Iirlgl' lffiffy-,-'fx' K J L2 V MW Autographs M 9 w JW! A f .4 Olfjj ' W- - f ,, 'f H wffdTWf-'if :x- 6 marmsg mm -1 S mmm ,V Q-4. 3.1 3 , 2551? K :VFX W s gr: w F' N wait' 5 , 2 M-WZ f Y LL da, - M M. MQ we awww.. ff-aww: .f iwwmk. ,. QS 1 M91 ,. - X 5,5 -: 44, L- . 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R. gl Kingston 23 Xllllliflllik' 1,5 Berwick Q7 Plains xg Meyers QI IIZIIIOYCI' 10 Coughlin gfm F1151 l'11lx' 111111 Couch fumes, liurzuoxlqf, Hctzrlmnz, Noonan, Pl2ill1'p.c, Ptzrlfzzglon, Shzzmz, Witlqo.-'!qf, Ro.flq1', Dmffs llaslivllmll Determined to make this yearls season a success, Mr. lames began basketball practice immediately after the curtain lell on football. Coach lames picked Ambrose Shusta, Don Davis, Ray Phillips, lidward Karwoski. Edmund Vllitkoski, Ioe Roski, Francis Noonan, George lleachain. lfduard Narcum. Dick Partington and ller- nard liandisli to represent Plymouth. K ln the seasons opening. Plymouth lost to Newport. Showing that a defeat tailed to dampen their spirits. the llzlqit . l lv-:ft f N ! Red and Black cagers retaliated to defeat G. A. R. and Kingston in succession. Although lighting gamely all the way, Plymouth was beaten in an exciting game at Nanticoke by a close score, and lost to Berwick. After winning over Plains, the Shawnee quintet lost to Meyers. Then came a string c1l hve wins by Plymouth, conquering Hanover, Coughlin. Newport. G. A. R. and Kingston. After losing to Nanticoke and Berwick by narrow margins, Plymouth turned back Plains. Meyers and Hanover, only to lose the linal to Coughlin. Ijlllflif llforlqs the Huff in 32526 C hx 42 I' 5 5 wi l is , - Y it ,A-'1,f ,b1.A,' E' t 2+ , -H f1??Y3'FiLi?-W3'! 1'is!:sfs': X ,uf -f?fz?:z,4fw: 46' Fnuthall t'f'lir'rl11lt' Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth 26 zo 0 9 19 I8 13 36 7 o Newport 14 Edwardsville Coughlin 26 Plains o Kingston 0 Meyers 6 G. A. R. o Berwick 6 Larksville 6 Nanticokc o 0 Plynzouth lfxvfzztfx cl FOI'ft'!I1'lf Puff .-1 Fumble in the Snow Plymouth Sforcs rilguin Plymouth Drives for Tomhdunn