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

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1111 Ullll Q11 621,111 Mr. l,L'lll1l1l M. H1-11111-11. ll gfiltlllllli' ol' l,lillllS High School, VVyo111i11lg S1-111i1111ry. llloo111sl111rg S11111- ,l.R'1lCl1L'fS' Coll1-gc, llllll li11ck111-ll U11i1'1-rsitsf, 11-111-l11-s S1-11ior l'i11y'lisl1. H1- is l':1111l1y 111l1'isor 111 lllllltll' 11111l S1-nior I-,nghsh IS lilllglll hy Mr U1-11 I11111-s. H1-si1l1-s 1c11cl1i11g l'illgliSll. Mr. llll11L'S is l11-111l l111sl41-ll111ll co11ch. 11ss1s111111 loo1l111ll co111'h llllkl is ll 1111-111l11-r ol' 1h1- 1X1hl1-1ic ct0lll1L'll. H1- is .1 lL1l'LllllllllK' ol Plyllllllllll High School lllltl lJlCiilI1ilJll ixollcgc. H1- 11111-111l1-1l llllL'l-iI1L'll U11i1'c-rsi1y. -1 1' 1111111111l Y1-11r Hook llllkl is S1-11ior cilLlSS s1:o11so1'. Miss l',lL'1lllOI' M. I1s1l1-l is ll gr111l111111- ol l,lYll1- 1 lligh School 11111l xVllS0l1 Collc-gc. Shc 111- ,V-.1 ff' I 11-11111-1l l'1-1111syl1'1111i11 S11111- Collcgc Llllxl 1h1- Uni- crsily ol' P1-1111syl1'1111i11. Miss 'l'is1lcl lL'LlL'llL'S Sopho- 111o1'1- li11glish, is Ll sponsor ol 1h1- S1-11ior Girl Rc- I1-11 nf logfng 111. --.: 'IL-111-I, Alf. i-.f 1171111-, 1lif- 1.11-111-, XI1, H1-11111-rf, 11111 111-117,,l,, 411,-, l.,,,,, s1-r1'1-s 11111l l1L'1l1l ol' 11lI 1h1- lkllllilllg. -l - -l' HWY-'1 -Vi - llvfll'- 'f RIS ll ll1L'lIll3L'f ol' thc High School I'11c11l1y. Miss M11rion YVilli11111s Q,1fLlllllLllL'll lvflllll l'l1'111 11111111' lI1Sll'llClUT 11111l 11-11ch1-s So11ho111or1- l:11ghsh. High School 11111l l:l1lUIl1Sl1LIl'g S11111- I1-11cl11-rs Lol lL'tLfL'. Miss ciflllllll IS .1 1c111'h1-1' ol l'fL'Sllll11lI1 ltng Sl111w111-c 1Xrrox1' 111-ws. lfnglish Llnll is 111l1'iso1' ol 1h1- Sl11lXK'llL'L' 1X1'1'o11' u A 1 . , , , '1 1 , ' ' lffl lu lvyfll: llr. li11A'f111'.1'l'1, VI. ,ll11-K, H111-' !1'111l,-'o111, H111 lC11'151J1'11.f. ,ll1', ,ll1ff1H'rf. 51155 llodlm gr'Mlu'ltuI Nllnln, A lllllmfllll Ill?-I-ll 1111. l1'11!1111-11,-A School lllltl l:l0Ol1lSl1llf5,1 S11111- l1-11ch1-1's l.oll1-gi.-. Miss l l0I'1l R1111so111 scrvcs 11s 11ssis111111 pri11ci1111l 11111l U1-1111 111' Mr, Iosc-pl1 1. lhikowski is il 11-.1cl11-1' ol' 1Xlg1-hr11. H1- 1114111111 '111111-11. .X gl'1lllllLlIL'Ul l'ly111o111h Borough schools, liloo111sl111rg 1111-11 l-F0111 Ply111ou1l1 High School 11111l I7icl1i11so11 Collc-gf, N11- Sllllt' 'l'K'llL'llL'fSv Collcgc. 11111l 11111-111l11111 111 ll11i1'1-rsi1y ol' l'c1111syl- l511ko11'ski h11s 111l41-11 pos1fgr111l111111- work 111 lJ11l11- U11i1'1-rsily 11111 1 1 111i11, Miss RZIIISOIN now 11-11ch1-s Plgllk' 11111l Soli1l Clco111c11'y 11111l L,11i1'1-rsi1v of Pc1111sylx'1111i11. rigo11o1111-1ry. 2 -fm awk 4 ' 'I1C1lClllIlg l r1-sh1111111 1Xlg1-hr11 is Miss Sllillk' llicl1111'1ls. Miss Mr. Iohn Q. Nlll. , gf1llllllllL' ol' lllwlllllllll High School, YV1-o. Riql111r1ls gl'llRll1lllLxkl liroin ljlyllltblllli High School llllkl lilooins ming S1-111i1111ry. llllll .11li11y1-111-Collcgc. 11-11ch1-s SCL'0l11l yc11r Xlgc- hurg S11111c 'l'CllL'llCI'S. Collc-gc. Shc 11lso llllk'llLlL'1l lgllfl-iIlk'll Llll-l l1r11 Llllkl lylilllk' C1-o1111-try. ll1- is ll Sopl1o111or1- cll1lSS sponsor. l.11l'11y1-llc Collcgc. 'l'1-111'l1i11g 1Xlg1-l1r11 Il is Mr. 1Xl1111:r Mill11r1l. il gfilllllilll' ol' Miss xlllfy lf. xlkfllllllllli is il 11-11ch1-r ol l,I'l5l1lL'l11S ol D1-111111- Plylllillllll High School. Mr. Mill:1r1l. who 4311111111111-nl from r11cy.11111l 11lso 11c1s 11s Chicl' l,il1r11ri1111. Miss Alfcllllllllll gfllslll l111'11y1-111- Col1-3,11-. is 1llSlJ 1111 111l1'isor lor 1111- l111si111-ss s111ll' ol' th: 1111-1l l-F0111 l3loo111sl111rg S11111- 'l'L'll1'llCI'S' Coll1-gc 11111l 11111-11111-1l SllLlNYl1l't' .Xrrow 1111111-r. U11i1'1-rsity ol' P1-1111syl11111i11 llllll U11i11-rsity ol' lqCK'l1L'SIL'l'. Mr. ,l'lIOIllAlS R. Rich11r1ls is ll Qfllllllllll' of I'ly111o111l1 lligh V Mr. l'1111l M. cjLlll7L'l'lSOl1, lL'LlCllL'I' oi' 1X1111-ric1111 His1o1'y 11111 School lllltl P1-1111sylx'1111i11 SILIIL' Coll1-gc. Mr. RlL'lllll'LlS is 1c11chcr Prol1l1-111s of Dc111ocr11c1', is ll Qflltllllllc' ol' l.L1l-1lNL'llU Collcgc 11111l ol' l'ifl'SllIl1llll 1Xl1g1-l1r11 llllkl is sponsor ol the l:I'L'Slllll1lIl fllLlSS. U11i1'crsi1y of P1-1111syl1'1111i11. H1- is Ll Illllllll' cil1lSS sponsor. l'11g 1' Xfnf ,X gr111l111111- ol' l,lyII10llll1 lligh School llllll Uhio VV1-sI1-y1111 is Miss lin-111' I11y111-, who 11-11ch1-s lfrcnch l 11111l lt11gl1sh ll. H11s IS Miss l11y11cs llfSI 11-111 Olllll High School 11111l Hll7OIl1Sl3llI'g Sllllk' ,l't'1lL'llL'I's Collcgc. Sl1c 11lso 11111-111l11l l'1-1111syl1'1111i11 S11111 Coll1-gc, llllllfil C'o11s1-r1'111ory 11111l 1l11- .X1111-111-1111 1Xc111l1-11111 ol lfllllllilllt' .X1'1. Miss XVllll1llllS is llI'1l Miss cifllfk' Cirilliilh gI'Lllll!illL'Ll lvflllll l,lyIl1Ulllll lisl1 lll1Ll is 1lllXlSllI' lo 1h1' l1111io1' lligh Skilllililk. Miss Nlilfgllfbl Hohhs is lk'Llk'llL'l' of l r1-sl1111.111

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A. W. HARMAN ln 11111. exent of trotiblc, 111isul1de1'standi11g or dilliicultj. there ix one persoii in Ply111o11tl1 Iligh school ill wl1o1n the students can readilt con- fide and I't'Llllt receive person.1l co11sideratio11. Daily. Pizvfessoi' .Xrthur NY. ll:11'111.111. s11pu1'1isi11g pri11ci1'.1l. aids l1is pupils with their p1'ol1lc111s. and usually thcx are 1'e111t'1lie1l tu e1'e1'yo11e's hLlIiNl41lCll!ll'l. 'lllH'0LlQ,ll his personal interest .intl co11si1le1':1tio11. school lift- in llii'lHULlI'lY lligh sclmnl has been Illllllt' 111ore pl4.1s.111t anl iIlfL'I'L'SllIlQ. Ile .1rr.111ges for various i'llllk'1l!iUIi1ll chapel l3l'Uf1I'.ll s, o11tst.1111li11g spezilacrs and other 11ttr:1ctif111s for the st111le111's ivc11eIil.. llaxing j'1'1'11o11sl1 taught in ll.-1'u'iclt. Mr. ll111'1114111 was Illlllxl-Cl':'Cll Io l'l11111111il1. 11'l1e1'e ill his 111111'tvt-11 XL'.ll'h as pl'iIlt'il'.ll ol' this schcml he has c:11111sib11te1l much to its progitss and dt-1elop111e11t. Nh. ll1lI'lll.l!1 ls cspt-t'1.1ll1 xxcll lQ11ou':1 lor his p1'1'sf111g1l interest 111 the Ilillliltllllll slLl' dent and his u'illi11tg11ess to aid l1i111 .1t all times. NYithout 11111 doubt. xery 111.1111 sttidtnts Lllltl gr.11l11.1tes ol lyllllllilllll High selionl owe their siittess to Nlr, ll111'111.111. H. s. 1oN13s lJiplo111at. educator and civic leader-thus miyht we describe Pro- fessor Henry S. Innes, Superintendent of l'ly111o11th borough schools. When it comes to handling Ll difficult situation. our superintendent can always he relied upon. He wields a firm and iust hand. Mr. Innes. Ll lifelong resident of Plyniouth and superintendent for I4 years. has been active in almost all civic activities. He is Ll 111e111ber ol' lllllllt' organiza- tions and Ll leader in most of them. l'lI'LJklLlCIlflX he is seen in the claus roonis piirticipating in the sub- iect discussion iust as the average student. His interest i11 school atfziirs and the pupil is must satisfying. Noted for being calm and thorougii, it has been mostly through his tireless elforts that l,iYllll7llIh High school has risen to the heights that it has during his .1d111i11istration. The students not only know him as an executive. but also as il cou11sell111' and friend. 1 . . . ezlplmrntafzaizon Under the capable leadership of Ierry L. Morris, the Plymouth Board of Education, consisting of Law- rence Kendig, Edward Yob, Iohn Daugherty, Harry Kocher, Donald Frederick, and Charles Kaufer, has established a record surpassed by no other adminis- tration. Plymouth is indeed fortunate to have so worthy a group of individuals handling its educational ailairs. The school curriculum is so arranged as to fulhll the requirements of a Secondary Educational rating 1 as established by tl1e State Board. Students receive the required amount of recitation and study hours, with ample time for recreational and social activity. Steadily the record established by Plymouth High School rises and gradually the graduate of Plymouth High School receives more and better recognition as the Hnished product of a fine school. No other school in the valley can possibly boast of a tradition and standing higher and Finer than that of Plymouth High School. ltlgf' high!

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.W .,f, -rmbn- .n- lxfl Io Kfglzl: .llag ffI X'lIill'1-IjA'1l- ,lljyg Xhorllri, ,llfx larflell, .llfxf lC11fm':e1z'.fl'1', lI1'.f.f .llcI.'oll1m1, llr. liI'I!H1i!Iv.i'A'l-, .UIQ lfnzfz.-', llr. Clllfirflf.-'o1i. Mr. lidvvard Crynavitslii is a graduate of Plym- outh High School and Bethany College. After spending liour years as a tnember ol' the lunior Iligh School stall., Mr. Crynavitslai was appointed this year to teach Civics. Mr. lillis YV. Patten is a graduate of Plymouth lligh School, VVyoming Seminary, and Lafayette College. ln this, his hrst year at Plymouth High School. Mr. Patten teaches Civics and General SL'it'I1L't'. Mr, XVilliam C. Noble is a graduate of Plym- outh lligh School, VVesleyan University, and the l'ni'v'grsity ol' Pennsylvania. Mr. Noble teaches Chemistry and Physics. and acts as liditorial .Xml- visor to the Shawnee .Xrrow stall. Mr. lohn Bogusky is laculty manager of ath- letics. He is a teacher ol' Chemistry. Mr. Bo- gusliy graduated from Plymouth High School and St. 'l'homas College. Mr. Gerald Dwyer is a graduate of Plymouth High School and lfast Stroudsburg State Teachers' College. He has spent three years teaching in the lunior High School. This is Mr. l7ivyer's hrst year in the Senior High School teaching Biology. Mr. Clement V. Maslowski is a teacher of Freshman Sci- ence classes. Mr. Masloivski graduated from Plymouth High School and Pennsylvania State College, and attended Northwest- ern University. He is also leader of the Hlgh School Band. Mr. Samuel B. Cohen is chiel' instructor in the Biology De- partment. Mr. Cohen graduated from Plymouth High School and Bloomsburg State Teachers' College. Miss lflizabeth Nealon is a teacher of French and Latin. She graduated from St. Vincent's High School. Vl'illies-Barre Insti- tute. NVest Chester State Teachers' College, and Columbia Uni- versity. Miss Nealon also attended Mcllill University and the l'niversity ol' Paris. Miss Regina C. Robaczewslti graduated lrom Plymouth High School and XVilson College. Miss Robaczewslti teaches Medieval and Modern His- tory, and is a Iunior Class sponsor and assistant librarian. She attended University ol' VVisconsin and Muhlenberg College. Mr. lidwartl Brominslii is head football coach and is teacher ol' American History. Mr. Bromin- ski is a member of the .Xthletic Council. He is a graduate of Svvoyerville Iligh School. Vllyoming Seminary and Columbia University. Mr. Blythe lfvans grazluated from Plymouth High School and Bucknell University. He is sponsor ot the Hi-Y and teaches Sophomore His- torv. Miss Mary Shovlin is a teacher of Frexfhman Science. She is a graduate ol' Larksville ltlilh School. Fast Stroudsburg State Teachers' C eve - Lind Misericordia College. ' .lil 141-ff ff, lqjghp 11,-, Nofrlpv Xl,-, 1l,y,clo1r'.rki, ,ll1'. Rllgllfky, .llrz lJn'v:'1', .ll1'. ffoflrzz, Miss Elizabeth Teske is a graduate of Plymouth High School and Cedar Crest College. Miss Teske teaches Caesar and Cicero. She is a Sophomore Class sponsor. Miss Teske has taken a course at Pennsylvania State College. Miss Agnes Curran, teacher of Latin and Caesar, is a gradu- ate ol' St. Vincent's High School and Marywood College, and also attended Pennsylvania State College. Miss lessie N. Iones is a graduate ol' Plymouth High School and Bloonisburg State Teachers' College. Miss Iones teaches First year Latin. She also attended University of Pennsylvania. Miss Mary Flanagan is a graduate of St. Yincent's Iligli School. VVyoming Seminary and Temple University, and also attended Bucknell University and Pennsylvania State College. Miss Flanagan teaches Stenography ll and Typewriting ll, and is assistant faculty advisor to the annual Year Book. Page Ten Tlfl