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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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May we give to her the best, Which is due from you and me, And held sacred by the rest On mountain, land and sea. On to glory, Plymouth High, To the famous heights let's climbg Let our colors proudly fly Through the days of unending time. Our school ties shall never break, Though were scattered far and near, Loyal still for loyalty's sake To our Alma Mater dear. Chorus Plymouth High! For the valor of Plymouth High! Shout! Shout! Shout! For the colors we let fly. Red and Black! For these We'll always fight. May the studen Prove its ts of our school, SMH I I :ati is an 8 I A ,ki s K Q , y eil iw W' I + 4- K ...... . 'Gif 'VC Wins ating K PUHEWURU Now that our high schools days at Plymouth High have come to a close, we present this book to serve as a reminder of the many happy hours spent within her halls. Here our fondest memories will always remain. The fun, the thrills, the victories, the defeats, and all the little things that happened will long find room within our hearts. While turning the pages of this book you may happily recall many wonderful experiences: the min- strels, the plays, the band concerts, the proms, or you may suddenly find yourself earnestly cheering your team on to victory at an unforgettable game. We also remember how, during our past years we dwelt in the presence of kindness, tolerance, apprecia- tion, honor, justice, and most of all friends. Yes, each day unconsciously meant the strengthen- ing of old friendships and the beginning of new ones. We lived in each other's joys, accomplishments, and successes, and shared together the cutting pangs of one another's misfortunes. Now, however, we must depart from our Alma Mater to embark on the journey of life, and the countless memories lodged within our hearts will often be made vivid to us through the pages of this significant book as we look back with pride and satisfaction upon our profitable and pleasant days at Plymouth High. IIUNTENT5 ADMINISTRATION CLASSES .... ff.- i I li ACTIVITIES . . , . . 4 2 ATHLETICS . . . . WM 3 -ii 'E I 'ii Ii ,2 ll! fgfr Q J 4. su .X 3 'E . k S Q! x .K A iii, ,L 2 1 . :ini ' i .,.,i,, mn 5.2 Em! le e 1 45 52 'ii' Ygwgfw i ps ?,,f 1 5 f -M sa Na , . N-K. Jw . six. . X ,Qi 'e Q2- ! ? , 52: Q ' 1 253' , K MSG su ..,. : :ea ' ,. 3T. QfAqg 'E wx k gi... 4,2 ,, . W wg J? f , ff.. is . 2-M g 4,151 V vm.. . iii? I .V515 ,H Ez QI :fi i f .L 1 - ,L 'wish' , .1q.,,, , .f ww. k ,- ..', .3 ,. . 2 12522 s ., - 'H 35515, I- T P, , H .,.V, ew., . il A.,, .. .sf if i,5 hi.. .M W W. f YS i, nw 5 .,. ye-M Ti H5 5 -9 A y v I A-i 2 Q FACULTY v.-4 :x SUPEHINTENDENT HENRY s. JONES Fifty years as educator, community builder and citizen has left an influence of good on everyone his personality has touched. As the first superintendent of the borough schools, he has laid a foundation for the future based on orderly discipline and morality. Organization of charity drives and the bringing of noted lecturers to town are but two of the ways in which he has been a driving force in the community. We wish him Godspeed in all his future activities. BUAHD UP EEUU-XTIUN Sealed. Left to Riglal: Charles Gavenonisg Henry S. Jonesg Lawrence Kendig, Presidentg Stuart Thomas, Vice-Presidentg Henry Kittle. Standing: Atty. john Dempseyg Edward Yobg Dr. Elmer 101 Williamsg William Matthews, Secretaryg john Daugherty. EENIUH HIGH EEHUUL PRINCIPAL A sincere thank you is extended to Pro- fessor A. W. Harman from the Class of 1955. Mr. Harman received his Bachelor of Science degree at Albright College, and his Master of Science degree at Pennsylvania State College. Along with his duties as principal, Mr, Harman is an active member of the Kiwanis Club. Among these other activities, Mr. Harman is president of the Wyoming Valley Football Conference, second vice-president of District 11 P.I.A.A., and vice-president of Plymouth High Athletic Council. Mr. Harman has been an inspiration to the students of Plymouth High, who recognize him as a true friend. I , . X1 we If :J 7- ,gf.,i ffz gig: gfff' if 'giffkifgisifiii gf... W. . ., H -- ,1.a-W .. . J., ,,,,,, S a X' JS I T. 11.29 .rams K- as ' f' . 2 4 , I 7 ARTHUR W. HARMAN .IUNIUH HIGH SEHUUL PRINCIPAL Mr. B. H. Evans is principal of the junior High School. Mr. Evans, a graduate of Plymouth High School, was also educated at Bucknell University where he received his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees. Before becoming principal of the junior High School, Mr. Evans was a social studies instructor in the Senior High School. Other than his duties as a member of the Athletic Council, Mr. Evans has been sponsor of the Hi-Y for 17 years. Mr. Evans is surely an asset to his school and community. BLYTHE H. EVANS 11 Thomas Andrew B.S., M.A. Teaches junior and Senior High School Artg Supervisor of Arts in the Grade Schools, Graduate ot Plymouth High School: Indiana State Teachers' College: Attended Bloomsburg State Teachers' Collegeg Wlilkes flollegeg New York University, School For American Craftsmen, Rochester. Institute of Technology. mf S Mrs. Alice Anspacher B.S., M.A. Teaches Junior and Senior Shorthand and Typing. Graduate of Plymouth High School: Susquehanna Universityg New York University. GL 53 T,-pi.-1.-2 A x Miss Joan Bakun BS. Teaches Home Economics in junior and Senior High School. Graduate of Hanover High Schoolg College Misericordiag Graduate courses at Penn State. Leland M. Bennett B.S., Ms. Teaches Senior Englishg Sen- ior Class Sponsorg Shawnee Arrow Yearbook Faculty Ad- visorg Treasurer of Athletic Association. Graduate of Plains High Schoolg Wyoming Seminaryg loomsburg State Teachers' Collegeg Bucknell University. .FJ -A af f Mrs. Alberta Born B.S. Teaches Senior High School Girls' Gym and Health Class- es, Primary Physical Educa- tion. Graduate of Plymouth High Schoolg East Stroudsburg State Teachers' Collegeg Attended Col- lege Misericordia. is it ..... t ti file es:- te lit 'll , Miss May C. Bartells A.B. Teaches Elementary and Ad- vanced Bookkeepingg Shawnee Arrow Business Sponsorg Senior Class Sponsor. Graduate of Plymouth High School 5 Syracuse University. Miss Celestine Bauer Teaches junior Business Train- ing and Mathematics. Graduate of Plymouth High Schoolg Bloomsburg State Teachers' Collegeg Extension courses at Lafayette College and Bucknell University. Miss Esther Burk Teaches Freshman Englishg Sponsor of Freshmen Girlsg Director of junior High School Glee Club. Graduate of Plymouth High Schoolg Bloomsburg State Teach- ers' Collegeg Wyoming Seminary. l l Samuel Cohen B.S., M.S. Teaches Biologyg Track Coach, Wrestling Coach. Graduate of Plymouth High Schoolg Bloomsbur State Teach- ers' Collegeg Duke Universityg Eucknell Universityg Attended Penn tate. Miss Agnes Curran A.B., M.A. Teaches First and Second Year Latin, General Mathe- l'nHtlC5. Graduate of St. Vincent's High Schoolg Marywood Collcgeg New York University: Attended Penn State. Henry Florysliak B.S., M.A. Teaches Industrial Arts in Senior and junior High School. Graduate of Newport High Schoolg Millersville State Teachers' Col- legeg New York University. I S1-iris., Miss Emily Dooley A.B. Teaches General Science and Literature. Graduate of Plymouth High Schoolg Bucknell University. Miss Grace Griffith A.B. Teaches Junior Englishg Jun- ior Class Sponsorg In Charge of Boys' and Girls' Lockers. Graduate of Plymouth High Schooklg Bloomsburg State Teach- ers' Collegeg College Misericordiag Attended Bucknell University. He knows all the angler. Gerald Dwyer B.S. Teaches Biology, World His- tory, and Boys' Healthg Head Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach. Graduate of Plymouth High Schoolg East Stroudsburg State Teachers' Collegeg Attended Buck- nell University. Edward Grynaviski A.B., M.A. Teaches American and World Historyg Faculty Manager of Football. Graduate of Plymouth High Schoolg Bethany Collegeg New York Universityg Attended Buck- nell University. Miss Rosina Kitchener B.S. Teaches Typing and Stenog- raphyg Treasurer of all extra- curricular activities. I Graduate of Plymouth High Schoolg Wilkes-Barre Business Lol: legeg Bloomsburg State Teachers Collegeg Attended Bucknell Uni- versity. Miss Nancy Dwyer B.S. Teaches Home Economics. Graduate of St. Vincent's High Schoolg College Misericordia. 'fvfff' Mrs. Mary Kautter B.S. in Ed. Teaches Sophomore and jun- ior English, Junior and Senior Typing and Shorthand. Graduate of St. Vincent's High Schoolg Wyoming Seminary g Temple University. Gaise Lacek B.S. Teaches Sophomore World History, Driver Educationg Freshman Football Coach. - Graduate of Larksville High Schoolg LaSalle Collegeg Bucknell Universityg Wilkes Co lege. Balauriflg flue 600124. Clement V. Maslow B.A., M.A. Teaches General Science g Freshman Class Sponsor. Graduate of Plymouth High Schoolg Penn Stateg Columbia University. John Mergo B.S. Teaches Boys' Physical Edu- cation in High School and Grades 3 Head Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Baseball Coach. Graduate of Plymouth High Schoolg East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College. Miss Elizabeth Nealon B.S. Teaches First and Second Year French, World Historyg Senior Class Sponsorg Year- book Business Staff Advisor. Graduate of St. Vincent's High Schoolg Wilkes-Barre Day School: West Chester State Teachers' Col- legeg Columbia Universityg At- tended McGill University: Sor- bonne University of Paris, France. George Nicholas B.S. Teaches Industrial Artsg Fresh- man Scholastic Club Sponsor. Graduate of Plymouth High Schoolg Edinboro State Teachers Collegeg Millersville State Teach- ers' College. Abner Millard B.S. Teaches Sophomore Algebra, Business Arithmeticg Band and Orchestra Conductor. Graduate of Plymouth High School 3 Milford Preparatory Schoolg Lafayette Collegeg At- tended Bucknell Universltyg Penn State. William C. Noble A.B., M.S. in Ed. Teaches Physics, Chemistry, journalismg Shawnee Arrow Advisor. Graduate of Plymouth High Schoolg Wlesleyan Universityg At- tended University of Pennsylvania, I -I' ,N aww- 'Q A st Q . 4, X john Q. Mask A.B., M.A. Teaches Plane Geometry, Sophomore Algebra, Solid Geometry. Trigonometryg Sen- ior Class Sponsorg Shawnee Arrow Advisor. Graduate of Plymouth High Schoolg Wyoming Seminaryg Lafa- yette Collegeg Bucknell University. f f f'-', - ,i P ' e r'r i 1 . : E. .--fi' N- I Q 4 3 ... y yb ., Q ? l 5 F' E I -Q .51 Abram P. Morgan B.S.. M.S. Teaches Mechanical Drawing, Problems of Democracyg Guid- ance Counselor, Senior Class Sponsor. Attendance Secretary. Graduate of Plymouth Hugh Schoolg East Stroudsburg State Teachers' Collegeg Bucknell Uni- versity. Mrs. Agnes Phillips B.S. Teaches Civics. Graduate of Plymouth High Schoolg East Stroudsburg State Teachers' Collegeg Penn State Extension School. Miss Sadie Richards Teaches Freshman Algebrag Treasurer of extracurricular activities in junior High School. Graduate ot Plymouth High Sthoolg Attended Bloomsburg State Teachers' Collegeg Extension course at Bucknell Universityg Lafayette College. Miss Regina Robaczewski A.B.. BLS. fLilJ. Scif Certihed Librarian of Senior and Junior High Schoolsg Library Club Sponsorg junior Class Sponsor. Graduate ot Plymouth High Sehoolg XVilson Collegeg School ot Library Science, Syracuse Univei- sity: Attended University ol' Wisconsin. Miss jean Skelly B.S. Teaches Junior High Girls' Health and Gym Classes. Graduate ol Plymouth High School: Iiast Stroudsburg State Teachers' Ciollegeg Kollege Miserl- tordia. fill gyr- Q? Miss Marion Williams Teaches Sophomore Englishg Urynatics Instructor. Graduate of Plymouth High Sehoolg Bloomsburg State Teachf ers' Collegeg Attended Penn State: Ithata Conservatoryg American Academy of Dramatic Arts: Exten- sion courses at Wilkes flollegeg College Misericordia. Miss Maud Wolfe Teaches Freshman English, Graduate of Plymouth High Schoolg Bloomsburg State Teach- ers' College. Mrs. Lillian Duddy School Nurse. Graduate of St. Vincent's High Schoolg Mercy Hospitalg Attended College Misericordia. Miss Ruth jones B.S. School Nurse. Graduate of Plymouth High Schoolg Wilkes-Barre General Hospitalg Wilkes College. Miss Bertha Griebel Secretary to the Principals of the junior and Senior High School. Graduate of Wilkes-Barre High Schoolg Wfyoming Seminary 3 Wilkes-Barre General Hospital. .W fs Mrs. Rita Temprine AB.. M.A. Teaches Music and American Historyg Director of Senior High School Glee Club and Girls' Chorus. Graduate ot St. Ann's Academy: Bloomsburg State Teathers' Ciol- legeg College Miserieordiag New York University. Miss Ruth Hughey Secretary to the Superintend- ent of Schools. Graduate of Plymouth High Schoolg Wilkes-Barre Business College. See the differeizfe? U51 i ,Aw CL S5125 'Uhr W ? A , it X K K Mn. , i Q. ,, 9 Q F K 'f-- , ff,. 1M......M..-ff . M.M.-.,, Q . f ' You sure ,ff SE IUH EL S5 HISTUHY In September, 1951, eager Freshmen entered the Shawnee reservation. To lead them john Musial, Marlyn Strongoski, Nancy Stonecavage, and Frank Ferris were elected President, Vice-President, Secre- tary, and Treasurer, respectively. Many enrolled in the F. S. C., Dramatics Club and Band. Cheerleaders chosen Were: Sharon Dwyer, Rosemary Bernick, and Romaine Bonsavage. Finally, to complete the success- ful year a Marionette show was held. Advancing to a higher ground as Sophomores, the Reservation leaders were: john Musial, President, Marlyn Strongoski, Vice-President, Mary Puhlick, Secretary, john Nealon, Treasurer, Ruth Waligorski, Mary Puhlick, Adrianne Mital, and Isabel Godek were selected as majorettes. Some participated in the Glee Club, minstrel, school play, band concert and Shawnee Arrow staff. An outing at Harvey's Lake was enjoyed by all. Still advancing, the tribe entered their junior year. Elected leaders were: john Mask, President, Marlyn - X447 ' f .ifii - - I- f '3-1-51. 1 M-fa. 1. i i . rm was . -W' rv. fr, K K fn.. 'if Q- Ii 1 tt Wa . Q. ,z' tg f ' , rm. . .V '91, as sar a ' . , araffef-54.15 ' E1-'isa 1 W 1 . Ma... J W You sara . i . N, f 'Juli liallai .Qi H' Strongoski, Vice-President, Mary Puhlick, Secretary, and john Nealon, Treasurer. An April Showers Prom, with Dorothy Yeninas as Queen, was held on April 24. The braves and squaws joined the Hi-Y, Fire Squad, Y-Teens, and Library Club. Everyone enjoyed the annual outing at Harvey's Lake. Finally, the last grounds of the Reservation were reached! Senior leaders were: John Musial, Marlyn Strongoski, Mary Puhlick, and john Nealon, as Presi- dent, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer respec- tively. The now experienced warriors were a credit to the Shawnee Reservation. A Mardi Gras was held on November 26th, and Sally Carver reigned as queen. Reservation activities completed, triumphant Indians went their separate Ways from the happy grounds they had learned to love. Filled with sadness, they knew that they would always remember the hours of fun and learning they had spent in Plymouth High School. Through their four years, they had workcdil'Not for Selffbut for all -proving that the Class of 55 would succeed. iirmffayt, ,A -H. ,I N , Y.. .1ll! 'f.lE i'-. A V Af gras' g X f 5 Ur 1' .P 1' CLASS OFFICERS Sealed, john Nealon. Smndfng. Lefl lu Rigblz Marlyn Strongoski, john Musial, Mary Puhlick. iaj as gf aa . T K LORRAIN E ABATE Abbie Commercial Home Room Officer 1,2,3,4g Y-Teens 3.4, Otlicer 3g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Girls' Chorus 2.33 Drarnatics 2g Hall Clerk 45 Make-Up Artist 31 Minstrel 2,3,4g Shawnee Arrow Business and Typing Staff 4g Marionette Show 1. PAUL R. ABRAMS Abe Amdemir Honor Roll lg Home Room Officer 2,45 Hi-Y 3,4g Dramatics 3,4g Freshman Scholastic Club lg Hall Clerk lg Minstrel 43 School Play 35 Year- book Business Staff 45 Marionette Show 1, ALMA ALLABAUGH Kid Commercial Y-Teens 3.43 Minstrel 3. RUTH R. AMBROSE C Ulllfllfffftll ,405 Honor Roll 43 Perfect Attendance 3 Yearsg Y-Teens 3,4g Library Club 3,43 Hall Clerk 1g Orchestra 1,2g Band 1,2,3,4g Shawnee Business and Typing Staff 4g Marionette Show 1g Instru- mental Club 1. c, -'A' gf' i fr rf I Angels ima... W-Y WALTER S. ANGIELSKI Academic Honor Roll lg Hi-Y 3,45 Fire Squad 4g Basket- ball Var jmznie sity 43 Marionette Show 1. PHILIP R. ATWOOD Phil Academic Honor Roll 1 3 Home Room Officer 1,3g Orches- tra 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 45 Shawnee Arrow Editorial Staff 4. JOAN BASTA C am nzercial Y-Teens 3,42 Library Club 3,41 Mlf15U'6l 25.42 Shawnee Stand Cc Arrow Business and Typing Staff 4g xmmittee 4. ROSEMARY BERNICK Rafey Commercial Perfect Attendance 6 Yearsg Y-Teens 3,4g Library Club 43 Jr, Thespian Society 15 Hall Clerk 13 Cheerleader 1.2.3,4g Shawnee Arrow Business and Typing Staff 45 Marionette Show 1. ROMAYNE BON SAVAGE Amdemic Honor Roll 1,253,415 Perfect Attendance 2 Years5 Y-Teens 3,45 Library Club 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 2,55 Jr. Thespian Society 15 Hall Clerk 15 Minstrel 25,45 Cheer- leader 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Business Staff 45 Marion- ette Show 1, GEORGE BOYD Goal Academic Perfect Attendance 2 Years5 Hi-Y 5,45 Orches- tra 2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Basketball Scrubs 1,2, Varsity 3,4. JON A. BOYES BUJTW Academia' Perfect Attendance 1 Year5 Hi-Y 5,43 Boys' Glee Club 15 Freshman Scholastic Club 15 Hall Clerk 15 Stage Hand 45 Track 1. EVELYN M. BRINZO Red Acrzdemif Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 2 Yearsg Home Room Othcer 15 Y-TGCHS 3,43 Library Club 3,45 Glee Club 15 Dramatics 35 jr, Thespian Society 15 Minstrel 25 Orchestra 33 Band 2,3545 Marionette Show 1. Cs.. SYLVIA JOAN BUCK Slit' Crlmmerrial Perfect Attendance 2 Years5 Y-Teens 3,45 Glee Club 15 jr. Thespian Society 15 Minstrel 2,3545 Shawnee Arrow Business and Typing Staff 45 Stand Committee 4. PETER A. BYCZKOWSKI P616 Academic Hi-Y 5,45 Boys' Glee Club 15 Stage Hand 2,145 Band l,2,3,45 Marionette Show 1, PATRICIA A. CALLAHAN Przlfi Ann General Perfect Attendance 1 Year5 Y-Teens 5,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 2,35 Dramatics 45 Minstrel 2,3,4. DIANA ANN CAMPAS CWIYIM-f Academic Honor Roll 1,45 Y-Teens 5,45 Glee Club 15 Dramatics 45 jr. Thespian Society 15 Hall Clerk 15 Minstrel 25,45 Marionette Show 1. li 5 x RICHARD E. CARR Kirby AIr!l!L'II1fL' Honor Roll l.2.3.4g Ptqfect Attendance 3 Yearsg Home Room Orhcer 1.2,3.43 Hi-Y 3.43 School Play til Yearbook Sports Editor 4. JANE CARVER jtmie Cmzzzzzer-rm! Y-Teens 3.43 Girls' Chorus 2g Minstrel 3g Stand Committee 4. ,tf . 'di- ' +..,.n DIANNE KAY COOPER AL'.ld671ljL' SALLY T. CARVER A rtzdemit' Honor Roll 1,23 Perfect Attendance 2 Yearsg Home Room Ofhcer l.2g Y-Teens 3.-lg Glee Club lg Girls' Chorus 3g Dramatics 2,31 jr. Thespian Society 13 Hall Clerk 1g Minstrel 2,343 Marion- ette Show 1. Stand Committee 4. WILLIAM R. CLOSE Bill Cmmzzercial Honor Roll 13 Perfect Attendance 1 Yearg Freshman Scholastic Club 15 Wrestling 2.5.4. Honor Roll 1,2.3.4g Perfect Attendance 5 Yearsg Home Room Officer 2.43 Y-Teens 3.4. Othcer 3.43 Library Club 3.41 Glee Club 1.3. Girls' Chorus 3g Dramatics 2,5g jr. Thespian Society 1g Minstrel 3.4g School Play 2,3,4g Orchestra 1g Shawnee Arrow Editorial Staff 3.4g Shawnee Arrow Editor-in-Chief 4g Shawnee Arrow Columnist 2,3.4g Whti's Who In State Schools lg Marionette Show lg Stand Committee 4. BEVERLY JEAN CROOP Bez' ACe1l!tlllfL' Home Room Othcer 1.2.31 Y-Teens 5. Officer 3g Glee Club 1,2.5,4g Girls' Chorus 2.3.45 Dra- matics 43 Jr. Thespian Society 13 Hall Clerk lg Minstrel 2.35 Orchestra 1.?ag Band 1,2.3' Year Q My 2 book Literary Staff 4g Marionette Show 1. RICHARD DAVIS Riff? Cfmzflzerfirll Perfect Attendance 6 Yearsg Home Room Orhcer 2.5.4. Hi-Y 5,43 Freshman Scholastic Club 1g Minstrel 4g Shawnee Arrow Editorial Staff 23.43 Shawnee Arrow Columnist 2.3.45 Shawnee Arrow Sports Editor 3,43 Marionette Show 1. MARY ELLEN DEIBEL Red Atadt mir Honor Roll 1.23.45 Perfect Attendance 3 Yearsg Home Room Officer 4. Y-Teens 3.4. Ofhcer 43 Library Club 4. Othcer 45 Glee Club 1,3,4g Girls' Chorus 35 Dramaticg 2.3.43 jr. Thespian Society 1. Hall Cierk 1g Minstrel 2,3.4g School Play 23 Yearbook Literary Editor 4. American Leijon Auxiliary Award. District Chorusg Marionette Show 13 Stand Committee 4. A .Qin ...tw Q Q'0hi-mr 'Qui XVILLIANI EDXWARDS WWI ff? Au1u'emii' Honor Roll l.?m.Lig Perfect Attendance 6 Yearsg Home Room Officer 1,2.3.-ig Hi-Y 3,Hlg School Play 4g Wrestling -1. MADGE H. EVANS Amdemif Honor Roll l,2g Perfect Attendance 5 Yearsg Home Room Otiicer 1,Z,3.4g Y-Teens 54, Officer 3,45 Library Club 3,4g Glee Club 12.3.43 Girls' Chorus 2,3g Dramatics 2.3,-43 -Ir, Thespian Society lg Hall Clerk Ig Minstrel 2,3911 Orchestra 1,45 Band 3,1 Otiicer 4g Yearbook Literary Staff 4g District Chorusg Marionette Show lg Chapel Accompanist 1.2,3,4. BARBARA L. FISHER Barb AL'ddfllllli Perfect Attendance 1 Yearg Library Club 3,4g Girls' Chorus 53 Minstrel 2.54. MICHAEL GEORGE Aim Crmzmef-mil Honor Roll l.2,5.4g Perfect Attendance 5 Yearsg Home Room Officer l,2,5g Hall Clerk -ig IZZJ American Legion Auxiliary Award 1, CLARENCE DENNIS Clinzq Amidwffic Honor Roll 1,2343 Perfect Attendance 4 Yearsg Home Room Officer l,2g Minstrel 5.4g Orchestra l,2,?a,4g Band l,2,3.-1, Officer 43 Year- book Photographic Editor 4g Northeastern District Bftrlel 1954, THOMAS J. DUDDY Dada' ffilltdelilziti Honor Roll lg Perfect Attendance 1 Yearg Boys' Glee Club lg Hall Clerk lg Football Scrubs 1.2. Varsity 35 Track Zg Marionette Show 1. JAMES DVUYER jim Academic SHARON IDWYER Attlujelllft' Honor Roll 1,233 Y-Teens 711 lr. Thespian Society lg Hall Clerk Ig Minstrel 2,5,4g Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4, Captain fig Shawnee Arrow Columnist 5,4 Ks. 'N 'K'u.. Q1 4-v 'i' Gi! GERALD T. GILLIS Amdwfzir Honor Roll 2,45 Perfect Attendance 4 Years5 Home Room Officer 35 Hi-Y 3,45 Dramatics 45 Minstrel 45 School Play 45 Marionette Show 1. R016 WALTER GLOGOWSKI W',4l1 Gflltftll Perfect Attendance l Yearg Home Room Officer 15 Hi-Y 3,45 Officer 45 Boys' Glee Club 15 Fire Squad 45 Dramatics 25 Freshman Scholastic Club 15 Make-Up Artist 35 Orchestra 15 Band 1.2,3,4. Officer 45 Shawnee Arrow Cartoonist 3,41 FOUI- ball Scrubs 15 Track 2,3,43 WrfSIliHg 2.3.41 Marionette Show 1. ROSEMARY GLOWIAK A rude Ill if Honor Roll 1,25 Perfect Attendance 5 Years5 Y-Teens 3,45 Library Club 3.45 Glee Club 1,2,35 jr. Thespian Society 15 Make-Up Artist 25 Minstrel 2,3545 Yearbook Literary Staff 4. ISABEL GODEK Di: Aaldnzzir Honor Roll 2,45 Home Room Officer 2,45 Library Club 3,45 Glee Club 15 jr. Thespian Society 15 Minstrel 23,45 Majorette 2,3.45 Year- book Business Staff 45 Marionette Show 15 Basketball Stand Committee 2.3,4. 'Qu-if - fv- 'f'f ' 7' -wana. -at-we 'Id' X. EUGENE GRAY Cfuze Cm11111en'i.1l FRANCES L. GREVERA Fvrm Aradenzir Perfect Attendance 3 Years5 Y-Teens 3,45 Glee Club 15 Minstrel 2,3545 Marionette Show 1. MARJORIE M. GRIFFITHS fll-HZ! 4' Co 111 nzercnil Home Room Officer 253,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Officer 45 Minstrel 3.45 Yearbook Literary Staff 45 Marionette Show 15 Stand Committee 45 Shawnee Arrow Business and Typing Staff 4. JOHN GRISH Grillz AfJd6'lIlff Perfect Attendance 6 Years5 Hi-Y 3,45 Fire Squad 2.3545 Marionette Show 1. MARLENE M. GROBLEWSKI Skip Academic Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Perfect Attendance 2 Yearsg Home Room Oflicer 1,3,4g Y-Teens 3,43 Library Club 3.43 Glee Club 13 Dramatics 3: Jr. Thespian Society lg Minstrel 33 Orchestra 4, Band 1,2,3,43 Yearbook Typing Staff 4g Marion- ette Show 1. JOHN HANUSOVSKY DOREEN HALCZAK Rewz Academic Honor Roll l,2.4Q Perfect Attendance 4 Years3 Home Room Officer 1,2,33 Y-Teens 3.4, Olicer 3,43 Library Club 3,43 Glee Club 2,53 Make-UP Artist 23 Minstrel 2.3.43 Yearbook Business Staff 4. falannie Cfmzf11e1'fi.fl Perfect Attendance 1 Year, Band 1,2. RALPH HICKS Academic Orchestra 1,2.3,43 Band 1.2,3,43 District Band 2. YQQQXF3 .ef R- f. W. lines' Football 'lwfker Perfect Clerk 1 3 ette Show .,..,..d9 fr? JOHN W. HILLARD Cn w 121 6 rrial Scrubs 12,33 Stand Committee 4, MARJORIE A. HODGSON Margie Amdemif Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Perfect Attendance 2 XJCHFSQ Home Room Officer l,2Q Y-Teens 3,4, Officer 43 Library Club 3,43 Glee Club 13 Dra- matics 2.3.43 Jr. Tliespian Society 13 Hall Clerk 1,2.3g Make-Up Artist 23 School Play 33 Orches- tra lg Yearbook Literary Staff 43 Marionette Show 13 Stand Committee 1, THOMAS E. JONES Amdemic Attendance 5 YCHFSQ Fire Squad 43 Hall Football Scrubs 2. Varsity 3,43 Marion- 1. THOMAS L. JONES 'I 'lwm C ff 711 111 errial Honor Roll 13 Perfect Attendance 2 Years. YT? Aw- P Quan.,-is 1 'W 557' gr 5 ffl' wi -...nuff W-qi' FRANCIS JOSEPH KLINKO lfmnzk fitlldblllft' Honor Roll 23 Perfect Attendance 4 Years5 Basketball Scrubs 2,3. DOROTHY KOVALESKI K01 ff Commercial Honor Roll 15 Perfect Attendance 4 Yearsg Home Room Oflicer 45 Y-Teens 3,4 5 Library Club 45 Glee Club 33 Girls' Chorus 2,3,45 Minstrel 2,3,45 Yearbook Typing Staff 4. DOROTHY KRASFIAVAGE Ijfff Auiduzzir Honor Roll 1.45 Y-Teeng 3.45 Library Club 45 Glee Club 15 Minstrel 2.3.45 Yearbook Typing Stuff 4. ELIZABETH A. KRASNAVAGE Eli: .Al'.lllIL'!I1fL' Honor Roll 45 Home Room Otlicer 35 Y-Teens 5,45 Minstrel 2.3.45 Marionette Show 1. ANTOINETTE JONOVITCH To Ili Co 111 nz ercial Honor Roll 45 Perfect Attendance 4 Yearsg Home Room Officer 1.25 Y-Teens 3,45 Library Club 3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 2535 Dramatics 2,3g Make-Up Artist 1.2,3.45 Minstrel 2.3,45 Shawnee Arrow Business and Typing Stuff 45 Stand Committee 4, HARRY KARAFONDA HMV Arxzdenzir Honor Roll 12.3.45 Perfect Attendance 3 Years5 Home Room Othcer 253.45 Hi-Y 3,45 Hall Clerk 45 Wrestling 4, PETER KASENCHAK P11151 Amdezzzic Honor Roll 15 Perfect Attendance 1 Yearg Hall Clerk 4, KATHLISEN KENNEDY Duff AL'.ldtI1I1l' Y-Teens 3,4. Othcer 45 Hall Clerk 15 Orches- tra 3,45 Band l.2,3,4. Officer 4. S SL. T001 GERALDINE LOKE Academic Honor Roll 43 Home Room Ofiicer 1,3g Dra- matics 25 Orchestra 1,2,3.4g Band 1,2,3,4g Y- Teens 3,4g Marionette Show 1. Frank EDWARD LUKASHEFSKI Luke Academic Perfect Attendance 2 Yearsg Marionette Show 1. FRANK MALACHEFSKI Academic Honor Roll lg Perfect Attendance 4 Yearsg Basketball Scrubs 13 Marionette Show 1. l26Il JOHN QUINCY MASK, III Johnny Q. Academic Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Perfect Attendance 2 Yearsg Class Officer 33 Home Room Ofiicer 1,23 Hi-Y 3,4, Ofiicer 4, Hi-Y lnterclub Officer 49 Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Fire Squad 4g Dramatics 2,3,4g Jr. Thespian Society lg Freshman Scholastic Club lg Hall Clerk 45 Minstrel 2,3,4g School Play 2g Color Guard 2,3,4g Basketball Scrubs 1.2, Varsity 3.4g Yearbook Editor-in-Chief 45 Wht1's Whru In State Schools 13 Marionette Show 13 V.F.W. Award 15 Stand Committee 4. EDWARD JOSEPH KRAYNAK Shir Academic Perfect Attendance 4 Years. ALBERT MICHAEL LAUKAITUS Al Academic Perfect Attendance 4 Yearsg Jr. Thespian So- ciety lg Freshman Scholastic Club 1g Track 1,2,3,4g Marionette Show 1. MARY ANN LEWIS Mar Commercial Y-Teens 3,4g Glee Club lg Hall Clerk lg Make-Up Artist 2,3,4g Minstrel 2,3,4g Stand Committee 4. JOHN LISKEY Llgkgy Gifnefrll Band 7 3,4g Marionette Show 1. EDWARD MEDURA Buck-3 Aturdemic Honor Roll 1.2g Perfect Attendance 5 Yearsg Home Room Ofiicer 53 Hi-Y 3,43 jr. Thespian Society 13 Freshman Scholastic Club lg Hall Clerk 13 Orchestra 1.3.45 Band 1,2,5,4g Wrestling 5g Marionette Show 1, PATRICIA MERGO Pim 3' A cada m if Honor Roll l,2g Y-Teens 3,43 Library Club 4g Dramatics 2.31 Minstrel 2.3,4g School Play 3g Yearbook Business Staff 43 Stand Committee 4, JEANNE MILESKI j eimrze C 0 nz 711 errial Honor Roll 23 Home Room Officer 4g Y-Teens 3,4g Library Club 41 Minstrel 2,3,4g Shawnee Arrow Typing Staff 43 Stand Committee 4. MARLENE MILLER M rn' r Academic Y-Teens 3.41 Glee Club 1.13 Dramatics 2,3,4g jr. Thespian Society 1g Hall Clerk 1.43 Minstrel 25,43 School Play 31 Girls' Chorus 3, 5 - 'Y ADRIANNE A. MITAL fl lid C fl l1,7II1L'l'L'I.1! Honor Roll 1,3,4g Perfect Attendance 3 Yearsg Home Room Ofiicer 43 Y-Teens 3.4g Library Club 43 Glee Club 1.2.3.-iq Girls' Chorus 2.31 jr. Thespian Society 11 Hall Clerk 1g Minstrel 23,43 Maiorette 2,3.4g Head of Yearbook Typing Staff 43 Marionette Show lg Basketball Stand Committee 2,5,4. JOLENE MONT fu Cuzzlmuillf Honor Roll 43 Perfect Attendance 1 X Home Room Oflicer 51 Y-Teens 3,43 Glen Club 1.2.3.-1g Girls' Chorus 2.53 Hall Clerk 1 Mins el 2,5.4g Marionette Show lg Stand Committee 4 JOHN MUSIAL Moose Academic Perfect Attendance 6 Yearsg Class Ofhcer l,2,4g Home Room Officer 1.23 Hi'Y 3,4g Ofhcer 4g jr. Thespian Society lg Fire Squad 3.4g Freshman Scholastic Club Oflicer lg Football Scrubs 1,2. Varsity 3,43 Basketball Scrubs 1.2, Varsity 3.4. ARTHUR B. MYERS Ilrh AKIIJKIIIIF Perfect Attendance 2 Yr-arsg Hi-Y 34 Fire Squad 4g Freshman Scholastic Club 13 Footbill Scrubg l,2. Varsity 3.4. Q X il JOSEPH NARESKI NNE Academic Perfect Attendance 4 Yearsg Hi-Y 3,43 Year- book Business Staff 4. DOROTHY MARY NAWRATOWICZ Do! Commercial Perfect Attendance 4 Years g Y-Teens 3,43 Minstrel 2,3,4. JOHN MATTHEW NEALON Needlef Academic Perfect Attendance 2 Years, Class Officer Z,3,4g Home Room Officer 1,4g Hi-Y 3,4, Officer 4, Hi-Y Interclub Officer 4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Fire Squad 3,43 Jr. Thespian Society 13 Fresh- man Scholastic Club 1, Ofhcer 1g Stage Hand 2,3,4g Minstrel 2,3,4g Color Guard 45 Football Scrubs 1,23 Basketball Scrubs 1g District Chorusg Marionette Show lg Stand Committee 4, NANCY NICE Commercial Home Room Officer 33 Y-Teens 3,4g Make-Up Artist 2,3,4g Minstrel 2,3,4g Shawnee Arrow Business and Typing Staff 43 Stand Committee 4. A 51 , u 'A r, x ,GAF , -ov, 'af wi' 'Ga 4452 , W. ff, yn' xvflxw , , , , w- + nv xt ' 'pn 'P 4 ' 1 gi, girlie... 'aiu X. 3 t Niz Perfect Basketbal ai f..,,' 'lk ,1:4,,,11t . Q11 1 'I if ii WP Wa 'llf:xi:Q1'?m1F1XX1 f,i ' 1 'E rin ,,11f,,4w'2vl:W l+Q11 ' 'ixntl 8:6-1 is fp' ,nu 'rigid will . i , 9 . , . ,V 41551 T' 'L ' tif ni igskikstaf. - , . - 4 Fr JOHN NIZNIK Academic Attendance 1 Yearg Fire Squad 4g l Scrubs 1,2, Varsity 3,43 Baseball Scrubs 1, Varsity 2,3,4. Ed Perfect PATRICIA A. OAKCHUNAS Pal Commercial Honor Roll 25.45 Y-Teens 3,45 Glee Club 15 Dramatics 2,3,4g Jr. Thespian Society 1g Make-Up Artist 1,2,3,4g Minstrel 2,3,4g School Play 3: Shawnee Arrow Editorial Staff 2,3,4g Shawnee Arrow Business and Typing Staff 4g Shawnee Arrow Columnist 2,3,4, EDWARD PADDOCK Commercial Attendance 3 Yearsg Freshman Schol- astic Club 1. RUTH ANN PARGELLA Ruff? Commercial Honor Roll 1,233 Home Room Officer 1,2,3g Y-Teens 3,45 Library Club 4, Glee Club 1g Jr. Thespian Society lg Hall Clerk lg Make-Up Artist 1.23.41 Shawnee Arrow Business and Typing Staff 4, Yearbook Typing Staff 4, Marion- ette Show lg Stand Committee 4. W 6' - wf ...as-ov .rj f -t ' 4 Q3 g ' 3. 1 Q jubrz Perfect Freshman 1 'Qt i 'aku . K JOHN PAWELKO Commercial Attendance 5 YCHFSQ Fire Squad 43 Scholastic Club 1. BERNADINE CAROLE PAVLICK BWI? Commercial Perfect Attendance 5 Years3 Home Room Officer 1.23 Y-Teens 3,43 Glee Club 13 Jr. Thespian Society 13 Dramatics 23 Hall Clerk 1,43 Shawnee Arrow Business and Typing Staff 43 Yearbook Typing Staff 43 Marionette Show 13 Stand Committee 4. PATRICIA ANN PERLICK Pall' Honor Y-Teens Commercial Roll 1,33 Perfect Attendance 1 YCHIQ 3.43 Library Club 43 Shawnee Arrow Business and Typing Staff 4. BARBARA PETERS P9191 Commercial Home Room Ofiicer 23 Library Club 3,43 Y-Teens 3.42 Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Girls' Chorus 2,33 Make-Up Artist 2,43 Minstrel 233,43 Shawee Arrow Typing Staff 43 Yearbook Business Staff 4. it CAROL L. PARTINGTON C 0 mm errial Y-Teens 3,43 Glee Club 1,2,3.43 Girls' Chorus 2,33 Minstrel 2,3,43 Marionette Show 13 Stand Committee 4. HELEN PASTULA S11 rig Co 211 111 errial Puppy Perfec Honor Roll 1.2,33 Perfect Attendance 4 Yearsg Home Room Officer 3.43 Y-Teens 3,43 Library Club 43 Hall Clerk 1,33 Shawnee Arrow Business and Typing Staff 43 Stand Committee 4. JOSEPH PATALONIS Academic t Attendance 3 Years. THOMAS PAUL PATRYLAK 710771 12173 Academic Honor Roll 1,233.43 Home Room Officer 1,23 Hi-Y 3343 Dramatics 43 Jr. Thespian Society 13 Freshman Scholastic Club 13 Hall Clerk 1,43 Minstrel 43 Orchestra 1,233.43 Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 43 Music Awardg District Band 2. 33 State Band 2,33 PFML State Finals 233,43 Year- book Sports Editor 4, Giu- War' MARY A. PUHLICK .arf MBP CHRISTINE RAKACZEWSKI Cbrii Commercial Honor Roll 1,2,33 Perfect Attendance 1 YCLIIQ Y-Teens 3.43 Glee Club lg Girls' Chorus 23 Dramaticsg jr. Thespian Society 13 Minstrel 2,43 Shawnee Arrow Business and Typing Staff 43 Marionette Show 13 Stand Committee 4. DOROTHY ANN RAKUS Dol Commercial Honor Roll 3,43 Perfect Attendance 1 Yearg Y-Teens 3,43 Glee Club 13 Girls' Chorus 33 jr. Thespian Society 13 Minstrel 3,43 Shawnee Arrow Business and Typing Staff 43 Marionette Show 13 Stand Committee 4, ELIZABETH ANN REED Bclb Academic Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Perfect Attendance 3 YCHISQ Home Room Officer 3,43 Y-Teens 3.43 Library Club 3,43 Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Girls' Chorus 2,33 Dramatics 2,33 jr. Thespian Society 13 Minstrel 2,3,43 School Play 2,43 Yearbook Busi- ness Manager 43 Marionette Show 13 Stand Com- mittee 4. DANIEL ROY REESE D101 Academic Honor Roll 43 Perfect Attendance 4 YCHFSQ Home Room Officer I,2,3,4Q Hi-Y 3.4, Officer 43 E301 Fire Squad 43 Hall Clerk 43 Football Scrubs 1, Varsity 2,3,43 Track Manager 3,43 Wrestling 1,3,4. JANE ANN POWELL Academic Honor Roll 1,43 Home Room OfHcer 2,41 Y-Teens 3,43 Library Club 3,43 Glee Club 1,33 Girls' Chorus 33 Dramaticg 233,43 Jr. Thespian Society lg Minstrel 33 School Play 3,43 Shawnee Arrow Editorial Staff 3,43 Shawnee Arrow Columnist 3,43 Marionette Show 1. CHARLEN E PROCHASKA Chin' Academic Honor Roll 13 Perfect Attendance 1 Year3 Home Room Ofiicer 1,23 Y-Teens 3,43 Library Club 3,43 Glee Club 3,43 Girls' Chorus 2,33 jr. Thespian Society 13 Hall Clerk 13 Minstrel 2,3,43 Stand Committee 4, SALLY PUGH Sal Commercial Y-Teens 3,43 Glee Club 13 Dramatics 23 jr. Thespian Society 13 Make-Up Artist 2,3,43 Shawnee Arrow Editorial Staff 2,3,43 Shawnee Arrow Business and Typing Staff 43 Shawnee Arrow Columnist 2,3,4. Mm-ef Commercial Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Perfect Attendance 3 Yearsg Class Ofiicer 2,3,43 Home Room Ofiicer 2,33 Y-Teens 3,4, Officer 3,43 Library Club 3,4, Officer 43 Glee Club 13 jr. Thespian Society 13 Minstrel 3.43 Orchestra 13 Majorette 233,43 Head Majorette 43 Shawnee Arrow Business and Typing Staff 43 American Legion Auxiliary AW3l'dQ Marionette Show 13 Chapel Accompanist 13 Basketball Stand Committee 2,3,4. p 'x, na-L THOMAS G. REESE T001 Academic Honor Roll 4g Home Room Officer 1,2,5g Fire Squad 2,5,4g Freshman Scholastic Club lg Hall Clerk 1,4g Football Varsity 2,5,4, Manager I' Basketball Scrubs 1 Varsit 25' Baseball v y M Y 3 i Varsity 1,2. CAROLE L. RIDZON Commercial Honor Roll 1,2,5,4g Home Room Officer 1,2,5,4g Y-Teens 5,4, Ofhcer 5g Library Club 5,43 jr. Thespian Society lg Hall Clerk lg Shawnee Arrow Business Staff 4, Shawnee Arrow Columnist 2,5,4g Stand Committee. PAUL T. ROBACZEWSKI Rabie Amdemic Honor Roll 5g Home Room Officer 45 Hi-Y 4g Hall Clerk 45 Football Varsity 5,4. RICHARD E. ROBERTS Dirk Academic Honor Roll 1,2,5,45 Perfect Attendance 4 Years, Home Room Officer 4g Hi-Y 3,43 Glee Club 55 Fire Squad 4g jr. Thespian Society lg Hall Clerk 1,4g Minstrel 5g Football Scrubs 1,2, Varsity 45 Wrestling 1,2,5,4. AH :si l l ' li, , 1 fm' , s tftrc ' Le M' lx fi A X 'ig Ja F.: i t, X fx EVELYN ROMASHKO E 1' C0111 111 e rcial Perfect Attendance 5 Yearsg Y-Teens 5,41 Minstrel 2.5,4g Shawnee Arrow Typing Staff 4, Yearbook Typing Staff 45 Marionette Show lg Stand Committee 4. THOMAS NICHOLAS RUDESKI il 'ff 111 111 3 AL'.!dc'71Ilf Perfect Attendance 2 Yearsg Hom Room Ofhcer 4, HifY 5,43 Dramatics 5,-lg jr, Thespian So ciety lg Minstrel 5,43 Orchestra 1,2 l,2.5,4, Officer 4, State Orchestra Orchestra 5, PMFL 2,5,4. jANICE B. RUDNICKI jan AL'.ldbll1lL' Honor Roll l,2.5,4g Perfect Attendance 2 Yearsg Home Room Officer 4, Y-Teens 5,4, Officer 45 Library Club 5,4, Glee Club l,5,4g Girls' Chorus 2,53 Dramatics 2,5.4, jr. Thespian Society lg Minstrel 2,545 School Play 51 Orchestra 1, Year- book Literary lfditor 43 Spelling Contest Winnerg Marionette Show lg Chapel Accompanist 15 Stand Committee 4, MARCELLA SHELOSKI M.1r'c'v C ,5,4g Ban 53 Distric Ull171Ic'!'L'fJ! Perfect Attendance 1 Year, Home Room Officer 2, Y-Teens 5.4. BARBARA E. SIMMS Barb, Conznzercirzl Perfect Attendance 1 Yearg Y-Teens 5.45 Glee Club lg Jr, Thespian Society 1, Make-Up Artist 1.3.4, Minstrel 2,3,4g Shawnee Arrow Business and Typing Staff 43 Yearbook Typing Staff 4, Marionette Show 1g Stand Committee 4. S.- DOROTHY SINCAVAGE Coumzerciul Honor Roll 4g Home Room Officer 1,25 Y-Teens 3,4g Library Club 3.4g Glee Club 1, Jr. Thespian Society 13 Minstrel 23,43 Shawnee Arrow Busi- ness and Typing Staff 41 Stand Committee 4. ROBERT SMITH Slilflij' Amdemir Home Room OHicer 23,45 Hi-Y 3,4, Officer 4, Fire Squad 3,4g jr. Thespian Society lg Freshman Scholastic Club lg Stage Hand 2,5.4g Track 1,2g Wrestling 1,2,3,4g Yearbook Sports Editor 4. ROBERT R. SOHA Commercial Perfect Attendance 4 Years. .Wu rv Wee- 'ff-a. -iw. . Akk, Q . Y A hai' E 'S 2 4. 2,2 ae A lf 1 X JAMES RICHARD STEPHENS Pllllkfll Academic Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Perfect Attendance 6 Yearsg Hi-Y 5,43 Fire Squad 5,4g jr. Thespian Society lg Freshman Scholastic Club lg Hall Clerk 4g Football Scrubs 1.2, Varsity 3,4g Wrestling Man- ager 2,3,4g Baseball Manager 1,2.3.4g Yearbook Photographic Editor 4. ,.. it X. ,. fx askin ig. - '43 ww l GERALD STITZER Stir Commerciivl Glee Club 3g Fire Squad 49 Freshman Schol- astic Club 15 Hall Clerk lg Band 25 Football Manager 2,3,4g Basketball Scrubs 1,2, Varsity 5,43 Track Manager 2,3g Baseball Varsity 3,4g Marionette Show 1. NANCY STONECAVAGE Academic Honor Roll 13 Perfect Attendance 2 Yearsg Class OHficer 1, Home Room Olhcer 1,33 Y-Teens 3.4. Officer 3, Library Club 4, Glee Club 123,45 Girls' Chorus 2.35 jr. Thespian Society 1g Minstrel 2.3.4. MARLYN A. STRONGOSKI Mar Academir Honor Roll 1.2,3,43 Perfect Attendance 4 Yearsg Class Officer 1,2,3,4g Home Room Offlcer 2,3,4g Y-Teens 3,4, Officer 3,45 Wycmming Valley Y-Teen Officer 4g Library Club 3.4, Officer 43 Glee Club 1.23.43 Girls' Chorus 2,35 Dramatics 2.3, Jr. Thespian Society 1g Minstrel 23,43 Year- book Literary Staff 4, Marionette Show 13 V.F.W. Awardg Stand Committee 4. me VALERIA VOLOVICZ Va Academic Y Teens 3,43 Girls' Chorus 3g Jr. Thespian Society lg Minstrel 4. RUTH WALIGORSKI Wfrzlly Commercial Honor Roll 15 Perfect Attendance 6 Yearsg Y-Teens 3,4g Library Club 3,4g Glee Club 1g Jr. Thespian Society 13 Minstrel 3,43 Majorette 2.3.43 Drum Majorette 4g Shawnee Arrow Busi- ness and Typing Staff 4g Yearbook Art Con- sultant 4g Marionette Show 1g Charles-Palmer Davis Award 3. THOMAS V. WILK am Academic Honor Roll 3g Perfect Attendance 5 Yearsg HiY 3,45 Freshman Scholastic Club 1g Hall Clerk 1,4g Minstrel 4g Football Scrubs 2, Varsity 3 Track 2,3,4g Marionette Show 1. PAUL VINCENT WISNIEWSKI Femuf Academic Honor Roll 1.23 Perfect Attendance 5 Yearsg Home Room Officer 43 Fire Squad 3,43 Fresh- man Scholastic Club lg Hall Clerk 15 Football Scrubs 1, Varsity 2,3,4g Basketball Scrubs 1,2, Varsity 3g Track 2g Wrestling 33 Baseball Scrubs 1, Varsity 3. 'M' 7 wr rr if JOSEPH EUGENE THOMAS Gwrg Commercial Honor Roll 43 Perfect Attendance 4 Yearsg Home Room Officer 4g Hi-Y 3,4g Glee Club 1.2,3,4g Dramatics 233,45 Freshman Scholastic Club 13 Minstrel 2,3,4g School Play 2,33 Shawnee Arrow Business and Typing Staff 43 Track 2g Stand Committee 4. MARY LOU TOLUBA Lou Commercial Perfect Attendance 6 Yearsg Home Room Ofhcer 2,4g Y-Teens 3.43 Library Club 3,4g Glee Club 1,2.3,4g Girls' Chorus 2.3L Dramatics 2g jr. Thespian Society 13 Hall Clerk 13 Minstrel 2.3,4g Shawnee Arrow Business and Typing Staff 43 Yearbook Business Staff 43 Marionette Show 1g Stand Committee 4. ROBERT TOMCHAK Humphrey Academic Perfect Attendance 3 Yearsg Home Room Officer 33 Hi-Y 3,43 Freshman Scholastic Club lg Basketball Manager 2,3,4. ANTHONY C. TRUSKOSKI Tony Academic Perfect Attendance 4 Yearsg Home Room Officer 1 Fire Squad 4g Freshman Scholastic Club 1g Hall Clerk 1g Track 3,43 Marionette Show 1. I . s- it l A. r ROSALIE ZABRETSKY -0- 'H fr ., , loaf inno- .pf-rf' DOROTHY WOJNARSKI D01 Aradenzir Honor Roll 13 Perfect Attendance 1 Yearg YfTeens 3,43 Glee Club lg Girls' Chorus 33 Dramatics 23 Jr. Thespian Society 13 Minstrel 2,3343 Shawnee Arrow Editorial Staff 3,43 Shawnee Arrow Columnist 2,3343 Marionette Show 1, BARBARA ANDREA YANIK Baby Academic Honor Roll 1,43 Home Room Officer 53 Y-Teens 3,43 Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Girls' Chorus 2,33 Dra- maticg 23,43 jr, Thespian Society 13 Minstrel 2.3,43 School Play 2,43 Marionette Show 1. X JOHN zLoB1K Hap Academic Football Scrubs 1.2, Varsity 3,43 Wrestling 3. DONALD PAUL ZLOTEK Duzz Academic Honor Roll 1,2,3.43 Perfect .Attendance 5 YCHYSQ Home Room Officer 1,23 Fire Squad 3,43 Freshman Scholastic Club 1, Officer 13 Hall Clerk lg Football Scrubs 1, Varsity 2,3,43 Track 2,3,43 Wrestling 2. The Jefzior dance. DOROTHY ANN YENINAS Dol Academic Honor Roll 1,43 Perfect Attendance 3 Yearsg Home Room Othcer 13 Y-Teens 3,43 Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Girls' Chorus 2,33 Dramatics 2,3,43 Jr. Thespian Society 13 Hall Clerk 13 Make-Up Artist 13 Minstrel 2.3343 Yearbook Literary Staff 43 Marionette Show lg Stand Committee 4. Zeb Comnzefczal Perfect Attendance 7 Yearsg Y-Teens 3,43 Glee Club 13 Girls' Chorus 23 Dramatics 2,3.43 Jr. Thespian Society 13 Hall Clerk lg Make-Up Artist 1,2,3,4Q Minstrel 2,3,43 School Play 2,33 Shawnee Arrow Busines and Typing Staff 43 Marionette Show lg Stand Committee 4. f Crowzzing the Mardi Gray Queen. MADGE EVANS Clary Song Composer SE IUH EL S5 SU G FAREWELL Tune: With These Hands Plymouth High, we must leave you, Through the years, we will cherish, T he time has come to say good-bye. The thoughts of our past high school days. Memories, we will cling to, Ever near, we will hold you, As future years go passing by. As we go on our separate ways. All our friends, welll remember, In our hearts, we will keep you, Although we'll ne'er see them again, and And in our prayers you'll always be, so Smiles and tears will be with us, Even though we are grieving, When we think of all the fun that you have giv'n us When we think of these great halls that we are leaving So farewell now, we must leave you, This, our class of '55 Plymouth High. Bids you farewell. U51 MISS GRIFFITH'S HOME ROOM Fin! Row: Miss Grittith, Joseph Ash- bridge, Frank Edwards, Tommy Evans, Stanley Frantz, Bernard Burkowski, Bernard Bednarski. Roger Cease, Paul Jones, Roy Jarrett. Secwzd Rout Robert Husted, Sterling Coates, Anthony Balita, Glen Cease, Anthony Chalk, Thomas Letteer, Robert Godowski, Ray Burke, John Kuhar, Third Raw: John Grish, Dave George, Carl Katchik, Paul Kray- nak, Robert Adams, John Filip. Absent: James Fine. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Yuri sure mi ga places in America! F , , 1 -- 1 1 , 5- I Top lu Bottom: Martin Sipper, Janice Simmons, John Oshirak, Dorothy King. ELASS U17 1955 In 1952, a group of enthusiastic Fresh- men entered their high school careers. To lead them, they elected David George, president, Joan Kisslo, vice-president, Barbara Ridzon, secretary, and Harry Rosser, treasurer. The students participated in the Orches- tra, Band, Dramatics and Glee clubs and the F.S.C. Anna Dempsey, Barbara Ridzon, Bernadine Gurtatowski, and Patricia Mock were chosen as cheerleaders. Marching as majorettes were: Nancy Richards, Genevieve Gruzdas, Janice Simmons, and Betty Jean Evans. As sophomores, these students chose Stanley Novak, Betty Jean Evans, Dorothy King, and Harry Rosser, as president, vice- president, secretary, and treasurer, respec- tively, to lead them through a successful year. Ready to meet the challenges of their Junior Year, the members eagerly joined the Hi-Y and Y-Teens. The officers elected were: John Oshirak, president, Janice Sim- mons, vice-president, Dorothy King, secre- tary, and Martin Sipper, treasurer, Ardently looking forward to its Senior Year, the Class of '56 knows that it will succeed. MR. NOBLE'S HOME ROOM Bark Raw, Lefz la rigbf: Robert Zola, Leonard Wisniewski, Joseph Swipes, Robert Turak, Anthony Suprum, Martin Sipper, James Owen, Leonard Reese, Joseph Onderko, From Riws John Piperno, Joseph Prothero, John Olexy, Seph Reese, Albert Onderko, Harry Rosser, John Oshirak, Frank Polanow- ski, Norman Thomas, Mr. Noble, MISS CURRAN'S HOME ROOM Firrt Raw, Left to Right: Miss Agnes Curran, Mable Ruth Balleck, Irene Holochak, Loraine Jehu, Dolores Deitz, Dorothy Chalk, Arlene Bonczewski, Veronica Carpa, Second Rauf: Judy Hakim, Betty Lou Hicks, Beverly Bevan, Helen Dranginis, Maureen Barkow- ski, Annetta Dervinis, Genevieve Gruzdas, Anna Dempsey, Third Raw: Joan Grish, Bernadine Gurtatow- ski, Betty Jean Evans, Janet Colbert, Maureen Barber, Pat Fusliek, Lois Buck, Barbara Biolek. Om' future cbemirlf. rap MR. MILLARD'S HOME ROOM ,Simi Row, Left to Rigbl: Mr. Abner Millard, Stanley Novak, Mary Lou Koprowski, Rita Kruzel, Dorothy King, Letha Jones, Joan Kisslo, Williani Mullen. Second Row: Margie Jones, Eva Krawiec, Elizabeth Johnson, ,Antoin- ette Kotulak, Mary Ann Lewis, Patricia Lewis, Irene Kmush, Catherine Klinko. Third Row: John Lincavage, Clarence Novak, Francis Mikolanis, Robert Muchler, David Muscavage, Charles Myers. MRS. ANSPACHER'S HOME ROOM Top Row: Barbara Marshall, Irene Ruk, Barbara Ridzon, Janice Perlick, Arlene Zeveny, Janice Simmons, Rosalie San- tayana. Middle Raw: Catherine Pasca- vage, Betty Mystek, Marilyn Shynanske, Carolyn O'Rourlce, Barbara Long, Eliza abeth Reece, Marie Verbalis, Mrs. Anspacker. Bottom: Mary Mock, Marion Mazaikas, Josephine Ruk, Jean Reese, Audrey Palo, Barbara Mullon, Marlene Novak, Patricia Yuscauage, Nancy Petcavage, MR. DWYER'S HOME ROOM Fifi! Roux Left to Righfz Arthur Fisher, George Carr, james Bockus. Gilbert Davis, William Evans. Neil Amdur. joseph Benesch, joseph Gluc, Robert Clark. Second Rout Frank Dempsey. Warren Bloom, Benjamin Grella, Ger- ald Gelatko, Melvin Cohen, Robert Bezdziecl-ii. Ronald Belleba, Mr. Gerald Dwyeri Third Rout David Hughes. Michael Crusch, Joseph Bodzio, james C. Fine, Robert Beleski, Albert Dobro- vvalslci, Joseph Gorko, Elwin lirtz, MR GRYNAVITSKIS HOMI ROOM Intl Rau Le I lu Right Robert Opin Robert Puchalski, joseph Ruscavage, Robert Ruminski, Andrew Ruddy, Walter Popkowski, Wayne Roberts, james Ravert. Second Razr: David Reese, Veto Paulauskus, Thomas Ragu- konis, Ronald Pearce, Robert Piscotty. Ben Ropetski, Michael Ruk, Stanley Siberski, Mr. Grynavitski. Third Row: Morgan Simms, Ben Rediker, Frank Rogers, Raymond Rogers, Robert Pa- shinski, joseph Romanowski, Alex Rebar. MR. LACEK'S HOME ROOM Firrl Roux Leff I0 Righl: Robert Mc- Tavish, John Jones, David Lamoreaux, Stanley Mazur, Benjamin jenkins, Frank Nice, john Kratz, Delbert Kishbaugh, Andrew Matovchak. Semnd Rout john Lukasavage, Irving Moses, Evan Ken- nedy, Robert Karrnon, Malcolm Meyer, Bernard Masloski, Stephen jesso, An- drew Krasnavage, Mr, Lacek. Third Row: Harold jones, Paul Muchler, joseph Markiewicz, James Keating, Larry Lesho, Robert Lewis, William Moravinski, Edward Krefski. MR. COHEN'S HOME ROOM Fifi! Row, Left ln Right: William Williams, Patsy Yustat, Louise Zukoski, Barbara Zawatsl-ci, Jean Steever, Lois Wolfe, Alberta Weaver, Walter Swee- tra. Second Row: Mr. Cohen, Rachel Skuntz, Lucille Smulski, Glen Weaver, Carl Swinski, Edward Yonkoski, Evelyn Vishner, Patsy Smith. Third Rout Richard Wildoner, Ronald Williams, john Yanushka, Fred Zoltewicz, Mi- chael Winnicki, Anthony Zubrus, Ed- ward Zubkoff, Ahfelll when picnne uw tnhen: Arlene Yedinak, Elizabeth Suprum, Alice Timinski. CLASS UF 1957 Eagerly working toward graduation, the sophomore class was welcomed into the halls of the Senior High School in September. To help them reach their goal, their freshmen leaders were: president, Gilbert Davis, vice-president, Barbara Lore, secre- tary, Carol Kluchinskig and treasurer John Straw. Many of the students belonged to school activities such as: Dramatic Club, supervised by Miss Maud Wolf, the Freshman Scholas- tic Club under Mr. George Nicholas, and the football, basketball, and wrestling squads. Many also joined the orchestra. To cheer the boys on to victory, Barbara Zawatski, Barbara Lore, Carol Kluchinski, and Romaine Gabriel were chosen cheer- leaders. Peggy Dwyer and Dorothy Novak, with alternates Louise Zukoski and Lucille Korshalla, were chosen majorettes. As Sophomores, they elected John Ya- nushka, Carol Bonham, Romaine Gabriel, and Carl Swinski as president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively. The Class of '57 is sure to be a successful one if they continue with their unquenchable vigor and vitality. MRS. KAUTTERS HOME ROOM Fin! Raw, Left to Right: Alice Saluski, Teresa Rakus, Dorothy Novak, Eleanor Shevock, Mary Myers, Rose Marie Shen- to, Judith Savage, Nancy Richards, Helen Makos, Geraldine Lukasavage. Second Row: Mrs. Kautter, Carol Kluchinski, Romaine Rasimovicz, Judy Prochaska, Marie Koslosky, Loretta Roberts, Ruth Muchler, Virginia Przy- bylski, Third Row: Joan Sakiewicz, Barbara Lore, Priscilla Mazur, Louise Payne, Eleanor Siberski, Barbara Potera, Charlotte Landmesser, Rosalie Koslosky MRS. TEMPRINE'S HOME ROOM Fin! Raw, Lefz to Righl: Louise Good, Romayne Gabriel, Patsy Humes, Barbara Coburn, Lorraine Jones, Peggy Dwyer, Eleanor Ann Dugan, Gail Hillard. Sefond Row: Rachel Angeles, Judy Hertz, Sandra Heidel, Helen Belcher, Marlene Cmiel, Carol Anne Bonham, Connie Andraka, Alice Bonning, Mrs. Temprine. Third Rauf: Rosemary Dom- broski, Lucille Gardzalla, Marie Gris- cavage, Blanche Augustinski, Lily Ki- bildis, Anna Cebula, Jessie Gesek, Ruth Burkowski, Janice Fine. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS . Top zo Bozmm: John Yanushka, Carl Swinski, Carol Bonham, Romaine Gabriel. MISS COOPER'S HOME ROOM Fh-.rl Raw, Lefl za Righl: Alfred Bar- zolowski, Lynn Buttman, joseph Bialek, Theodore Dravage, Donald Benesch, Ierome Brinzo, john Gavenonis, John Howells. Leon Cyganowski. Second Raw: David Amos, john Chervenitski, Thomas Howard, james Heidel, Robert Bogdon, Paul Dwyer, Ethel Cooper. Third Row: Charles Fine, Yorath Evans, joseph Hopkins, Philip Cook, Robert Fera, john Hock, Harry Croop, Ray- mond Frey. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to Riglaz: Barbara Gromniak, Patricia Szakalun, Thomas Post, Raymond Marchakitus. mt.: Ss1.:ffr:r2ii3ms, , -fgsf,atsU'4swrwe ,, , , . Weitan ELI-XSS UF 1958 In September, 1954, a group of eager squaws and braves began their four year journey toward graduation. With Miss Burk and Mr. Maslow as class sponsors, they began their work. To lead them on, they chose Thomas Post as president, Barbara Gromniak, vice-presi- dent, Patricia Szakalun, secretary, and Raymond Marchakitus, treasurer. The class eagerly began their activities participating in the numerous sports. To help cheer them along, Lois Hreha, Patricia Szakalun, and Carol jones were chosen as cheerleaders. Many students joined the Plymouth High School band under the direction of Mr, Abner Millard. Another activity which the students par- ticipated in was the glee club, directed by Miss Burk. Tc further their dramatic abilities, guid- ance was given by Miss Wolfe and Mrs. Bogdan. The Freshman boys also joined the Fresh man Scholastic Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Nicholas. The Class of 58 has successfully completed the first year of their journey toward graduation. MRS. PHILLIPS' HOME ROOM Fran! Row, Left zu Right: David Os- trowski, Edward Novack, Leonard Pi- perno, Dewey Parker. Second Row: Mrs. Phillips, Thomas Nicholls, jack james, Ralph Lewis, Richard Kraynak, john Krasnavage, George Malesky, Rob- ert Kmush, Bernard Kollarick. Third Row: Billy McHugh, Iames Ledden, Wilson McDermott, Mike Krasnavage, ,Iohn Madrack, Elmer jones, Andrew Petsu, Chester Mrugal. Fourth Row: Henry Mertis, joseph Kalafut, Mike Oktisuk, Ray Marchakitus, Ronald Os- trowski, Anthony Piotrowski, john Oak- Chunas. MISS BURK'S HOME ROOM Firrt Row, Lefz to Righl: Judy Eckhart, Anne Chervenitski, Cynthia Cooper, Bertha Ertz, Jean Byczkowski, Anne Butwin, Miss Burk. Semmi Row: Carol Broody, Anita Boyes, Margie Bezdziecki, Jane Dugan, Lucia Comer, Betty Atkin- son, Dorothy Bush, Diane Davis, Third Razr: Barbara Finn, Margaret Groblew- ski, Barbara Gromniak, Diane Burke, Denah Abrams, Keren Bevan, Barbara Bolen. ig-4 X? S 3 MR. MASLOWWS HOME ROOM Firrl Razr. Left In Righl: Clement V Maslow, John Rudnicki, Robert Pollard, George Urban, Robert Turchen, John Zafia, James Uren, Thomas Rakaczew- ski, Philip Wfeaver, John Sipper. Sammi' Razr: Thomas Polanowski, Thomas Pugh, John Polonchak, Thomas Ro' man, Kenneth Thomas, Sheldon Thom as, Joseph Prego, Howard Stubblebine Third Razr: Leonard Sendzia, John Prit- chard, Albert Wasley, Harry Wcmlfe John Potoski, James Romashko, Daniel Shamanski. Ahrefzz when pirfme 10411 when: Thomas Post, George Simms MISS DWYER'S HOME ROOM Fir-,rz Raw, Lefz lo Righz: Miss Dwyer, Dorothy Radgoski, Patricia Youells, Dorothy Wylie, Carol Thompson, Janet Sims, Marie Wanyo, Mary Edna Yurko. Second Razr: Helen Yachimovicz, Marie Sweetra, Mary Yarinolowicz, Bernadine Rynkiewicz, Joan Sitkowski, Nancy Thomas, Patricia Szakalun, Sharon Stevens. Thzrd Razr: Jane Shacht, Judy Todd, Rita Regalis, Rita Sipper, Lor- raine Wiimpole, Henrietta Tomkiewicz, Mary Urban, Lucille Thomas. , ri ifmvea f 1 MISS BAUERS HOME ROOM Fifi! Razr, Lefr za Right: Arline Kara- mon, Beth Klovonski, Betty Purnell, Margaret Michael, Joyce McElwee, Ger- aldine Palo, Linda Hearing, Virginia Kmush. Serum! Row: Darlene Mont, Evelyn Hules, Hope Howells, Barbara Hopkins, Rita Popkowski, Margaret Kotch, Lorraine Kravabloski. Third Rout Mary Lou Pointek, Joan Jaikes, Georgia Murphy, Maryanna Karpinski, Lois Jean Hreha, Patsy Phillips. Con- stance Kosicki, Celestine Bauer. 1 g l 3f5,9jjw fag' KS S, eff i 1 i 2 li 1 f ? ? 5 E ? 5 Q 3 Q E E ETIVITIES - 'i' 2 i kiiuign wqweff milf' fb. 4 Lg: 77' k .7 J, w... if wx 553: gs,-1 A 9 I 1' P r K C114 YEAHBUUH The 1955 Shawnee Arrow Yearbook was com- pleted under the careful supervision of John Mask who acted as editor-in-chief. Assisting John were Ianice Rudnicki and Mary Ellen Deibel as co-literary editorsg Beth Reed as business manager, Adrianne Mital as head of the typing staffg Clarence Dennis and james Stephens as photographic editorsg Robert Smith, Thomas Patrylak and Richard Carr as sports editorg and Ruth Waligorski as art consultant. In addition to the literary editors, business man- ager, and chief typist were capable staHs of willing students who spent hours of hard work in order to make this book a success. The various staffs received proper guidance under the excellent supervision of Mr. Leland Bennett and Miss Elizabeth Nealon. YEARBOOK TYPING STAFF Seated, Left to Right: Bernadine Pavlick, Adrianne Mital Dorothy Kovaleski, Marlene Groblewski, YEARBOOK BUSINESS STAFF Seated, Left to Right: Barbara Peters, Patsy Margo, Romayne Bonsavage. Standing: Beth Reed, Mr. Bennett, Doreen Halczak, Isabel Godek, Mary Lou Toluba, joe Nareski, Paul Abrams. YFARBOOK EDITORIAL STAFF Seated, Left to Right: Madge Evans, Mary Ellen Deibel Mr. Bennett, Janice Rudnicki. Standing: Dorothy Yeninas Marjorie Griffith, Rosemary Glowiak, Marlyn Strongoski Thomas Patrylak, Richard Carr, james Stephens, john Mask Marjorie Hodgson, Robert Smith. Yeazrbook Editor' 441 JOHN MASK a SHAW EE AHHUW A highlight in Plymouth High School is the school paper, the Shawnee Arrow, which was published this year under the leadership of Dianne Kay Cooper, who served as Editor-in-chief, Jane Ann Powell as Copy Editor, Dorothy Wojnarski as Headline Editor, and Richard Davis and Sports Editor. Walter Glogowski acted as cartoonist, supplying an interesting sketch each issue. Typing the material and handling the business end were: Lorraine Abate, Ruth Ambrose, Joan Basta, Rosemary Bernick, Sylvia Buck, Marjorie Griffiths, Antoinette Jonovitch, Jeanne Mileski, Jolene Mont, Nancy Nice, Pat Oakchunas, Ruth Pargella, Helen Pastula, Bernadine Pavlick, Patricia Perlick, Christine Rakaczewski, Dorothy Rakus, Evelyn Romashko, Barbara Simms, Dorothy Sin- cavage, Eugene Thomas, Mary Lou Toluba, Ruth Waligorski, and Rosalie Zabretsky. None of this would have been possible, however, without the capable advisors. They are: Mr. William Noble, Miss May Bartells, Mr. John Mask, and Mr. Gilbert Romanoski. SHAWNEE ARROW EDITORS Leff zo Right: Dorothy Wojnarski, Richard Davis, Ill SHAWNEE ARROW EDITORIAL STAFF AND TYPING STAFF Firrz Row, Lefz zo Righz: Dorothy Steever, Jesse Reppy, Pat Fushek, Carole Ridzon, Judy Prochaska, Patsy Smith. Second Row: Neil Amdur, Gilbert Davis, Dianne Cooper, Jane Ann Powell, Carole Kluchinski, Barbara Lore, Patsy Lewis, Barbara Ridzon. Third Rout Bob Bezdziecki, John Filip, Sharon Dwyer, Anna Dempsey, David Lamoreaux, Irving Moses, David Jaikes. Fourth Raw: Janice Bevan, Richard Davis, Lawrence Lesho, Bob Ogin, Patsy Oakchunas, Evelyn Vishner, Fiffh Raw: Beth Klavonski, Dorothy Wojnarski, John Olexy, Sheldon Thomas. Slandifzg, Left to Righi: Miss May Bartells, Mr. William Noble, Mr. John Mask, Jill.i3 HERE! wmv Dianne Cooper, Jane Ann Powell. SHAWNFF ARROW BUSINESS STAFF Front 10 Bark, Szmzding: Miss Bartells, Mr. Mask, Eugene Thomas, Seated, First Row: Barbara Peters, Sylvia Buck, Marjorie Griffith, Evelyn Romashko, Ruth Pargella. Second Raw: Christine Rakaczewski, Rosemary Bernick, Mary Puhlick, Mary Lou Toluba, Bernadine Pavlick, Ruth Wali- gorski. Third Rauf: Rosalie Zabretsky, Helen Pastula, Nancy Nice, Lorraine Abate, Pat Oak, Sally Pugh, Antoinette Jonovitch. Fourlh Row: Jolene Mont, Barbara Simms, Ruth Ambrose, Dorothy Rakus, Dorothy Sincavage, Jeanne Mileski. ,. . is Q -i ' . fi f- D ' f' 3 o , . I .- ii o Q f. i - on .-'+A' 1 ......,.? ...t..,-W .1 Q . Shawnee Arrow Editor DIANNE COOPER M53 SENIOR HI-Y Firrz Row, Left zo Righz: Mr. Evans, Hi-Y Advisor, William Edwards, Robert Smith, john Nealon, Paul Abrams, Dan Reese, Richard Davis, Eugene Thomas. Second Row: Dick Roberts, Jon Boyes, George Boyd, Thomas Rudeski, Thomas Patrylak, james Stephens, Arthur Meyers. Third Row: Walter Glogowski, Gerald Gillis, john Grish, joseph Nareski, Edward Medura, Paul Rolnaczewski, Pete Byczcowski. Fourth Row: Thomas Wilk, Richard Carr, Harry Karafonda, Walter Angielski, john Musial, Robert Tomchak, john Mask. One of Plymouth High School's finest organizations is the Hi-Y. The boys who are members of this club are good school citizens and are active in school affairs. Included in their program for the past year were two annual dances, and an intermural sports program. Their main purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian living. SENIOR HI-Y OFFICERS Sealed: John Nealon. Left Z0 Righz: Robert Smith, Danny Reese, Walter Glogowski, John Musial, john Mask, Mr. Evans. HI-Y CLUB JUNIOR HI-Y Fin! Row, Left za Right: Stanley Novak, Seph Reese, Harry Third Roux Prank Edwards, Leonard Reese, joseph Onderko, Rosser, Frank Polanowski, William Williams. Roger Cease, Morgan Simms, Robert Adams, James Owen, john Filip, William Mullen, Mr. Evans. Serond Row: Stefling Coates, Iaaurzh Row: John Lincavage, John Kuhar, David George, Thomas Evans, Norman Thomas, Charles Myers, john Ronald Williams, Glen Cease, Robert Pashinski, Robert Oshirak, Martin Sipper, Roy Jarrett, Bernard Bednarski, Godowsky. Bnztonz Raw. Leff fo Rlgbfl B. Peters, D. Nawrotowicz. D. Wfojnarski, R. Ambrose, A. Mital, I-. Ahatc. C. Rakaczewski, R, Pargella, J, Mont, D. Yeninas, N. Stonecavage, A. Allabaugh, S. Buck. Sernzzd Razr: R, Zabretsky, M. Miller, N. Nice, B. Simms, S. Carver, D. Campas, D, Cooper, M. Deibel, D. Krasnavage, E, Krasnavage, M, Hodgson. F. Grevera, K, Kennedy, V. Volovicz, J. Carver. M. Lewis. Third Razr: R. Glowiak, D.Halczak,D. Sincavage, B. Pavlick, M. Keating, J. Grish, D. Rakus, P. Mergo. J. Mileski, A. Jonovitch, D. Kovaleski. Fflll7'fb Razr: M. Groblewski, E. Brinzo, M. Evans, C. Prochaska, . , ... ,, H. Pastula, J. Basra, P. Callahan, J. Powell, B. Yanik, M. Sheloski. Fifzb Razr: M. 5-L U2,l'1XiicZRIg EHECER5' D Griffith, I. Godek, M. Puhlick, R. Wzlliginrski, M. Strongoski, G. Loke, M. Toluba. B, - K . ' 3 . oop r, . V , ' - - . , ' Hnlczakl M' Stmnguskia Mk Puhlickw J. Reed, Miss Hope Park, J. Rudnicki, C. Ridzon, Ii. Romashhko. h Q I n Rudnicki. Szzzzzdingz M. Deibel, LI. This club, a branch of the Y.W.C.A., along with building good citizens HQLI-QSOH, M. Evans. K. Kennedy. M. has urovided for its members an active rovram of both work and fun. Griffith l - - P C' - ' A The ro ram included dances, swims at the Y and roller skatin arties. P 8 , 8 P Setzfed, Lefz to Right: J. Colbert, R Y S Kruzel, G. Gruzdas, A. Dempsey. Sland- ' Izzy: M. Burkowski, P. Fushek, A. Der- JUNIOR Y.TEENs Wm Refsfl Fizarl Razr, Leff la Rigbz: D. King, I. Kmush, B. Mullen, B, Gurtatowslci, R. Kruzel M. Shymansky, J. Ruk, B. Evans, J. Colbert. Second Razr: A. Dempsey, G, Gruzilas N. Petcavage, J. Kisslo, E. Suprum, M. Jones, L. Jehu, M, Novak, B. Mystek, M. Barber V. Carpa. Tbifd Rout M. Burkowski, C, O'Rourke, M. Balleclc. A. Dervinis, D. Chalk, D. Deitz, A. Boncziewski, J. Kotch, M. Mazaikas, B. Long, J, Purnell, Miss Hope Park. Fourth Razr: J. Reese, N. Richards, A. Palo, M. Verbalis. Ii. Johnson, E. Reese, I. Halo chek, B. Hicks. C. Pascavage, E. Krawicz, Fiftlz Razr: B. Ridzon. P. Fushek, B. Bialek, I.. Buck, C. Klinko, B. Marshall, A. Kotulak, A. Zeveny, G. Lukasavage, A. Rozanski, J. Perlick, H. Makos. Y' lie! iw A- 7 if: 235, :- . 1 , 1 'F ' iai.sa.s-tt' - .. . . . . .. suv-1 get-i... 'ui . A,, y A my y Q, .,. . A,,,,. , .-,......,,.,. 5, qu as ,L-N 4 V if-. 1 R. 2523 'ig ,Q F f. A 1 M E ..,. I.. 5 1' 1 ef? W...- E it cv 1 K if ,. .A 4 5 as Q.-if - . . :m-5'-e, T-H - WW. ,..:m--...W---,,...::..-2.-..:N 5 - R th INlAlORET?eE?i Fvans, Adlilanne i?iiemgruzdaS. H D v 2 ' . V R. H. Nancy Richagdi- ijanice Simmons' Gene L f in pigs lt ku lsa e ' 1 l C vldugmski, M.x15 Fun Once again the Plymouth High School Band under the very capable leadership of Mr. Abner Millard was recognized its one of the most outstanding bands in the Valley. Officers elected to lead the band were Thomas Rudeski, presidentg Clarence Dennis, vice-presidentg Thomas Patrylak, secretaryg Philip Atwood, treas- urerg Madge Evans and Walter Glogowski discipline officers. Kathleen Keenedy served as custodian of music. MM UHETTE5 The first activity of the band was playing for the football games, This year the band put on a different show for every game. Many formations were made by the band's ninety-nine members and in addition to marches, songs that ranged from Polkas to jazz numbers were enjoyed by all the spectators. The band was also honored by being requested to play at the annual East-West game. During the Christmas season the band serenaded the townspeople with instrumental Christmas Carols. This year the band had as its drum major Ruth Waligorski while acting as head majorette was Mary Puhlick. Following Mary were these majorettes' Adrianne Mital, Isabel Godek, Genevieve Gruzdasl janic S' ' e immons, Nancy Richards, and Betty jean Evans. The majorettes not only displayed their twirl- ing and strutting abilities, but made a very colorful and impressive picture in their various costumes which they made to fit the theme of each show. After many months of constant practice the band put on its final performance at the annual concert on April 21 and 22. This year's band is one of which not only the school but the entire community can well be proud. BAND OFFICERS Sealed, Lefz fo Right: Madge Evans Thomas R deski , L1 1, Kathleen Kennedy. Smnding: Clarence Dennis, Phil Atwood, Thomas Patrylak, Walter Glogowski. . 8 --, ' t' .3 eve. H K , gf . K , Srr We it -1- nw.. , H .miiwv me-aw...gft.: f . i ...Q ..,. ...v...,. .. W , V We fi . C . awe- --A-.H--: v a., We . 4 g ,A Ts.. -at vgizzcfa. fi 7 1 b .if Mies, wi .Q tl. if 'E ' jfs fwg?' A f ., . , . ,ff-lv,-'-W .ze-wa4.'.. F 3 f. 1 f-,fm fiff I ggi, ,ies5.:s,.'zg f fits V1 .'.-SW wi ' ? I 5' ii N fe w -ve - ,Ia 1 ,ga i - . 332 i i . -. we .- if A 3 'Q Q if ,Q .ff1Bst3g5T..'5.1tgj5.a U 1 9 , fc .,-H , ,D ff KJ if J .. 9 'V W df.. 'J use i Ss, 1:3 le .T ,S - f....- ' 'L. w?'5a-Q.. M5511 f ......ae-riifrzetf ww-i - . . H X ' Ge wewif f-:if 'Ts?bi,t. swgsFZ'?i1nixiZ 5'tf'F:t E, t.14e.isftli' efwcif ww.'Q'ff1lfigi311'7'fffzfgtitfggi. . 9 ' ft-f 2 . 1 '- --...rzg ewafmse' -1-1 ii W '- 'Q- ': 1'-' ' ' ' My Fwd 6 gf P,Hy' BAND Fin! Raw, Left lu Right: John Nealon, John Mask, Evelyn Brinzo, Madge Evans, Clarence Dennis, Andrew Petsu. Ronald Ostrowski, William Edwards, Abner Millard. Anthony Balita, Thomas Hillard, William Buckley, Kenneth Rowlands, Robert Fera, Barbara Gromniak, Judith Todd, Marlene Groblewski, Eleanor Ann Dugan, John Oshirak, Malcolm Meyers. Second Row: Sharon Dwyer, Rachel Mahon, Shirley Atkinson, Louise Payne, Delbert Kishbaugh, Dorothy King, Catherine Klinko, Carol Olexy, Fred Zolte- wicz, Judith Prochaska, Ruth Burkowski, Patricia Lewis, Dorothy Steever, Patricia Fushek, Ruth Waligorski. Third Row: Romayne Bonsavage, Wayne Thomas, William Millard, George Boyd, David Hughes, Philip Atwood, Stanley Mazur, Peter Sikora, Joseph Kisslo, Ralph Lewis, John Gavenonis, Richard Werhun, Robert Stitzer, Sterling Coates, Edward Medura, Mary Puhlick. Faurzla Rout Bernadine Gurtatowski, Thomas Rudeski, Priscilla Mazur, Kathleen Kennedy, Anita Boyes, Jane Shacht, Arthur Fisher, Frank Edwards, Harry Carver, Thomas Patrylak, Leonard Reese, Joan Kisslo, Theresa Rakus, Ruth Ambrose, Charlette Partington, Carol Mergo, Leonard Piperno, Alfred Barzo- loski. Adrianne Mital. Fiflb Row: Barbara Ridzon, Isabel Godek. Sixfb Rout Anna Dempsey, Joseph Prego, Anthony Piotrowski, Edmund Jenkins, Thomas Polanowski, Carol Thompson, Lucille Thomas, Betsy Hodgson, Barbara Marshall, Jean Byczkowski, Jane Dugan, Sandra Kraynak. Raymond Frey, Michael Ruk, Joseph Romanski, Michael Crusch, Chester Mrugal, Robert Clark, David Reese. Harry W'est, Marilyn Kautter, Betty Jean Evans, Seventh Rout Barbara Lore, Nancy Richards. Eiglsllzv Row: Carol Kluchin. ski. Maureen Barber, Rachel Skuntz, Janet Colbert, Dolores Deitz, Walter Glogowski, John Liskey, Robert Lewis, Peter Byczkowski, Ralph Hicks, Josephine Ruki Geraldine Loke. Marjorie Jones, Jean Reese, Janice Simmons. Ninth Rau: Barbara Zawatski, Genevieve Gruzdas. 'indium sg It B GSW J at '55 w . J J M' '-sf' 9 1. GLEE CLUB Fin! Roug Lefl 10 Right: William Williams, Seph Reese, Sterling Coates, Marlene Miller, Sally Carver, Romayne Bonsavage. Christine Rakaczewski, John Olexy, Norman Thomas, Roy Jarrett. Second Rauf Dorothy Yeninas, Mary Lou Toluba, Marlyn Strongoski, Nancy Stonecavage, Antoin- ette Jonovitch, Jolene Mont, Diana Campas, Mary Ellen Deibel, Barbara Peters, Dianne Cooper, Mrs, Temprine. 'flfmi R-out Jane Ann Powell, Barbara Yanik, Adrianne Mital, Lorraine Abate, Patricia Callahan, Barbara Fisher, Janice Rudnicki, Madge Evans, Beth Reed. Fourth Raw: Morgan Simms, John Mask, Ronald Williams, Eugene Thomas, Edward Yonkoski, John Nealon, John Oshirak. The 'glee club, under the capable leadership of members, consisting of forty-eight girls and six- Mrs. Rita Tempkrine, is one of the outstanding groups teen boys. of Plymouth,H1gh School. I The glee club entertained at many social events, This years club was composed of sixty-four including the commencement exercises. The high school orchestra, under the direction of give up their time in order to practice for assembly Mr. Abner Millard, is composed of a selected group programs and other social functions of the school. of band members, Orchestra members are willing to The orchestra deserves much credit for a job well done. ORCHESTRA Sealed, Lefi 10 Right Thomas Rudeslci, Thomas Patrylak, ence Dennis, Leonard Reese, Joan Kisslo, Edward Medura, Priscilla Mazur, Frank Edwards, Kathleen Kennedy, Clar- Louise Payne, Philip Atwood, Fred Zoltewicz, Dolores Deitz, Geraldine Loke, Sfandmg: Mr. Millard, Ralph Hicks. l --sf'-1 1----1 v....7 -T- ,.... 19 7, 'arf' 'T -wiv '91 Q' GLEE CLUB Fir.-1 Roux Lcff lo Righz: Joanna Purnell, Letha jones, Nancy Petcivage Miriin Maznkis 'Ihnd Rau Elizibcth Irene Kmush, Romaine Gabriel, Barbara Nan Coburn, jean Reese Bctty Lou Hicks Dolores Dietz Janice Perlick Reese, Barbara Long. Second Raw: Mrs. Temprine, janet AnnettrDervin1s Mirilyn Shymansky Bernadine Gurtitow Colbert, Maureen Barber, Betty jean Evans, Patricia Lewis, ski, Birbaia Bialek PHESHMEN SEHULASTIE ELUB - 1955 Fin: Row, Lefl to Righl: John Gavenonis, Edward Novack, Dewey Parker, David Ostrowski, Theodore Dravage, Thomas Polanowski. Sammi Row: jack Hock, Bernard Kollarick, Leon Syganowski, Richard Kraynak, Kenneth Thomas, john Rudnicki, Harry Croop, Harry Wcmlfe, Robert Bogdon, joseph Bialek, George Nicholas. Third Rauf: John Potoski, Thomas Nicholls, Alfred Barzoloski, Sheldon Thomas, Thomas Rakaczewski, Thomas Post, Chester Mrugal, john Oakchunas, Paul Dwyer, Raymond Frey. Fozzrlh Row: john Pritchard, joseph Prego, Thomas Pugh, james Romashko, Yorath Evans, Albert Wasley, Anthony Piotrowski, john Polonchak, Robert Fera, Leonard Sendzia, Ronald Ostrowski. Fmt Raw, Left 1.0 Right: Nancy Thomas, joan Olshefski, Bonnie Dwyer, Mary Regalis, Lois Shymanski, Dorothy Wylie, Peggy Thomas, Betty Masloski, Ann Marie Dravage, Bernadine Rynkiewicz, Anne Chervenitski, janet Simms, Miss Burk. Second Row: Helen Yachi- movicz, Christine Bialogowicz, Marie Sweetra, Marie Wanyo, Anita Boyes, Lucia Comer, jean Byczkowski, jane Dugan, Jane Shacht, Mary Edna Yurko, Margaret Michael, Bertha Ertz. Third R0ufS Jessie Reppy, Mary Lou Pointek, Virginia Kmush, Patsy Youells, Carol Broody, Betty Purnell, Diane Burke, Sharon Stevens, Diane Davis, Dorothy Bush. Fourth Row: Lorraine Kravabloski, Margaret Kotch, Ruth Ann Scovell, Maryanne Karpinski, Lois Jean Hreha, Joan jaikes, Lorraine Wampole, Judy Eckhart, Linda Hearing, Barbara Bolen, Keren Bevan. .mf uni f W1 FL DIANNE COOPER T521 Min llyillifzzflr showy bmw. 6... 'Lis CLARENCE DENNIS BEVERLY CROOP MARLYN STRONGOSKI UHATUHIEAL EU TEST This year as in the past year, the members of the Senior Class competed in the james and Mary MacAlarney Oratorical Contest spon- scred by james MacAlarney in honor of his father. On February 2, 19 girls from the Senior Class delivered their preliminary oration, Credo. The 3 girls chosen were: Dianne Cooper, Marlyn Strongoski, and Beverly Croop. One week later, February 9, 17 boys from the Senior Class rendered the declamation, Democracy of America. The 3 boy finalists chosen were: Clarence Dennis, Eugene Thomas, and Thomas Wilk. After having chosen their selections, the six finalists practiced diligently under the capable direction of Miss Marion Williams. They sacrificed many hours of their time to make the contest worthwhile. Finally the night of April 29, 1955 arrived and the contestants presented their orations. The judges then made the selection of the winners and presentation of awards will take place on Commence- ment Day. To be a contestant in the Oratorical Contest is one of the highest honors to be attained by a member of the Senior Class. It is indeed a privilege to be selected as one of the finalists and it is a presentation that will be long remembered by all. A JOSEPH THOMAS THQMAS WILK lfinl Roni, Left to Right: Dick Loyd, Stanley Novak, Bob Smith, Tony Truskoski, Albert Onderko, joe Ashbridge, Bill Cooper. Second Row: Paul Wi.aniewski, Dick Roberts, Harold Jones, Tom Reese, Art Myers, Dan Reese, Bill Evans, Francis Mikalonis, Roy Jarrett. Third Raw: jack Nealon, Walter Glogowski, John Zlobik, Dave George, john Mask, Robert Turak, john Pawelko, John Filip, Gerald Stitzer, james Stephens, Faurllv Rauf Don Zlotek, Tom jones, Wfalter Angielski, john Musial, john Niznik, Paul Kraynak, john Grish. HALL ELERR5 These ambitious students are responsible for various jobs around the school which include: directing visitors, turning on the lights in the corridor, and performing cer- tain duties for Mr. Harman or other faculty members. These clerks, selected by Mr. Harman and Miss Robaczewski at the beginning of the school year, are important people in our school life and contribute greatly to the smooth running manner of our school. LIBRARY CLUB Under the guidance of Miss Robaczewski and her assistant, Miss Curran, the library club has proved to be a valuable asset to our school. Officers elected were: Marlyn Strongoski, Mary Puhlick, and Mary Ellen Deibel. Sealed, Lefz lo Riiglaz: Mary Puhlick, Helen Pastula, Rosemary Bernick, Mary Lou Toluba, Ruth Waligorski, Jeanne Mileski, Antoinette Jonovitch, Dorothy Kovaleski, jane Ann Powell, Beth Reed, Janice Rudniclci, Dorothy Krasnavage, Doreen Halczak, Joan Basra, Rosemary Glowiak, Barbara Fisher, Dianne Cooper. Smndifzgz Charlene Prochaska, Miss Curran, Marjorie Hodgson, Carole Ridzon, Evelyn Brinzo, Madge Evans, Marlene Groblewski, Patsy Mergo, Ruth Pargella, Barbara Peters, Marlyn Stron- goski, Ruth Ambrose, Adrianne Mital. Isabel Godek, Mary Ellen Deibel, Miss Robaczewski, Dorothy Sincavage, Nancy Stonecavagc. FIRE SQUAD The fire squad, one of the prom- inent organizations in Plymouth High, is composed of boys chosen for their alertness and clamness. This year, Thomas Reese and David George headed the squad. HALL CLERKS Pint Row, Lefl lo Righz: james Stephens, Paul Robaczewski, Tom Reese, Pete Kasenchak, Michael George. Second Row: Dick Roberts, Thomas Patrylak, Danny Reese, Miss Robaczewski, Mr, Harmon, Bernadine Pavlick, Lorraine Abate. Third Rauf: john Mask, Harry Karafonda, Thomas Wilk. ...Q Leffi' gc! Iogelbeff Ml STEEL Under the Big Top was the theme Of Plymouth High School's annual minstrel presented on December Z and 5. Director of elramatics was Miss Marion NXfilliams with Mrs. Rita Temprine in charge of vocal selections. Frank Polanoski was featured as inter- locutor on Thursday night, ancl Ray Burke, Harry Rosser, Seph Reese, Norman Thomas, james Fine, and Bernard Beclnarski as enclmen, lfriclay nights minstrel incluclecl Eugene Thomas as interlocutor ancl as encl- men: Thomas Rudeski, Thomas Patrylalc, Clarence Dennis, Thomas Wilk, Geralcl Gillis, and Paul Abrams. The lwiiglw :md migkly, Tflllflllj' gala' mln Ilia rzrl, SEHUUL PL Y The annual school play, Penny, was presented in the high school auditorium on March fi, The play revolved around Penny Pringle, portrayed by Dianne Cooper, a teenager who succeeded in creating a civil war between the males and females in her town by publishing articles on womens rights in one of the local newspapers, As a result of these articles, no male spoke to a female, and vice versa, for almost a week. Things straighten out in the end and the play ends with everyone being happy. Om' P0 zzf'ef1i M off ef J. rftaal 1 y e y W r ft , ,P V4 L, f if Ek L. K rl, f in m f, .f 0 ,ffzyx .ro ! W... , I r x I Dmfl fry Bill, if fzlllili be flu! lmcf. QM 41' 1 . num, yi. 3, Je 11 12 3 1 'few V ii i qg l fisa s I , 4 , U 5 if 'l'brzI'J' 110 uzzy N1 me iz 151710711 .l E561 llqlm .ilole zz'lJ0.9 Rrrtzrrlo, fi ll7r.fy1ln' biffy bride? SE IUH PL Y Chosen for the 1955 senior play was .1 hilarious three .ict comedy entitled, I Love Lucy. lt wits presented on May 6 in the high school auditorium under the direction of Miss Marion Williams, The play centered around Lucy Ricardo, portrayed by janice Rudnicki, who always tried to do something helpful for her husband, but usually succeeded only in causing trouble for him, Her husband, Ricky Ricardo, was portrayed by john Mask. 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Blythe livans, EHEERLEAUEH5 Plymouth High School can indeed be proud of its cheerleaders, who have done a wonderful job ol encouraging our athletes, both on the football field, and the basketball court. Led by Sharon Dwyer, these talented girls have kept our school spirit alive with Seanad, Left In Rigbf: Stuart Thomas, Henry jones, Charles Gavenonis. Szrnzdingz Dr. Elmer Williaiiis, Wfilliam ATHLETHIEUUNEHJ This year, our Athletic Council has done an excel- lent job in promoting our athletic activities, The council arranges sport schedules, purchases necessary equipment, and handles the finances. It is through the help of these men that the name of Plymouth High School is well-known in sports circles all over the state. Matthews. : - their entertaining dances and stimulating cheers. fr? Lvfl fa Rfgfzfg Anna Dempsey, Barbara Love, Carol Kluchinslci, Pat Mock, Rosemary Berniclc, Sharon, Dwyer, Barbara Ridzon, Beinadinc- Guotatowslci Barbara Zawatski, Romayne Bunsavage, Romayne Gabriel. FUUTBALL With the start of school in early September, students' thoughts turned to football. Everyone wondered whether Coach jerry Dwyer could turn out another Championship team as he had clone the preceding year. On the starting team for the first game were: ends-Musial and Rodgers, tackles- Zlobik and Wisniewski, center-Robaczewskig guards-Stephens and Reeseg backs--Zlotek, Evans, Firziz Roux Lefz lv Rigbl: Coach, john Mergo, James Stephens, john Musial, Bill Evans, Donald Zlotek, Paul Wisniewski, Mascot, Tommy Thomas, Thomas Reese, Daniel Reese, Tommy Jones, John Zlobik, Richard Roberts, Coach Jerry Dwyer. Sammi Row: Manager Frank Nice, loe Hopkins, joe Ashbridge, Paul Robaczewski, David Reese, and jones. EUAEHE5 The Shawnee Indian's coaching staff this year was composed of Mr. Gerald Dwyer, Mr. john Mergo, and Mr. Gaise Lacek. Mr. Dwyer, in his fourth year as head of the staff coached the back- field. His assistant, Mr. Mergo, coached the line while Mr. Lacek handled the jayvees. Congratulations are due these men for their untiring efforts in producing teams which again up- held the traditions of Plymouth High. Lffl in Righfz Asst. Coach, john Mergog Coach, Gerald Dwyer, Asst. Coach, Gaise Lacek. Although the team did not win the championship, they did ,make a fine showing and upheld the school slogan, 'Shawnee Against The World. At the end of the season, Musial, Zlotek, and Wisniewski were chosen to play on the West squad for the annual East-West game. Musial was also chosen All-Scholastic. George, Harold jones, Ronald Williams, Art Meyers, Albert Onderko, Ben Grella, john Filip, Coach Gaise Lacek. Third Row: George Urban, john Kratz, Thomas Letteer, Dave Muscavage, Robert Turak, John Yanushka, Tony Zubris, Ray Rodgers, Elwin Ertz, Anthony Suprum, Roy Jarrett, Manager Gerald Stitzer. 'iii W liif ,,,,, i f 5 at il it V , .., pp ,, .,.. 1 , .,. . I ,T y i 3 G, ,Q f 1. Q.f f'j-4 -vi--if-'he '- ,--V 1... . S ..,i., 3 'ig5Ei?p3UJ,,EeEag7,?'63f i 1 W 3 7-app, gms? X 'ity U I A ,.,. A 53' its a H+ A L N ' ac, tl., ,F p ea fi-alaaai Jael-at 55ee58r 'lar T Aga.: f.v,?fE,E?Al'1'5!ft-Rig 123, if -55 v ' l X A 7 J ff we isai W ,A 5 ia.-.SU YJ ea? f,41aE53 3 E -3 X Y ws 'V t e T ' ,r.,ga,r.. I W' 1 sr...-asa. . V - ,. . .. , I ,, Tfzzppedf Plymouth 6 ................ West Scranton 28 In the opening game of the season, Plymouth's Indians were outscored by a snappy Scranton eleven. Plymouth's only score came when Tom Reese re- covered a Scranton fumble and then passed to Zlotek for the touchdown. Plymouth 13 ...................... G.A.R. 13 In the first league game, G.A.R. tied Plymouth. Plymouth scored first on a pass from Zlotek to Musial. The other Indian score came on a pass from Reese to Zlotek. G.A.R. tied the game in the last quarter. Plymouth 12 .................... Coughlin 14 After the opening kickoff, the Indians went 80 yards for the first score, Plymouth scored again in the fourth period on a pass from Zlotek to Rodgers, but both conversions were missed, and Coughlin squeezed out a victory by a slim margin. Plymouth 13 .,................... Kingston 7 Paul Wisniewski intercepted a Husky pass with 30 seconds to go and went 55 yards for the game win- ning touchdown. The other Plymouth score was made by Don Zlotek. A pass to Musial was good for the extra point. Plymouth 0 ........,.............. Meyers 33 The Plymouth eleven lost their third game of the season when they met the Meyer's Mohawks. Mc- Daniels was the sparkplug as he scored three touch- downs. Hoats and Ward also scored for Meyers. Will he jimi 4 way out? Plymouth 19 ..,....,............. Hanover 7 Plymouths speedy halfback, William Evans, took the opening kickoff on his own 5 and ran it back for a touchdown to break the spirit of the Hawkeyes. Zlotek passed to Tom Reese in the second period for another score. Plymouth 0 ............,,......., Luzerne 13 In a game marked by fumbles, the Shawnee Indians went down to defeat before the Luzerne Lions. Evans, jones, and Reese worked hard, but they weren't enough to stop Petro, Dougalis, and Ringsdorf, who scored for Luzerne. Plymouth 6 ............,....... Larksville 52 The Larksville Green W3X'C, in the form of Bull Lipski, smothered the Indians in a hard fought game. Lipski scored 3 touchdowns, Plymouth's only score was set up by Ashbridge and jones, with jones going over for the touchdown. Plymouth 14 ...................... Plains 21 After Plains went 97 yards in the first period for a touchdown, Plymouth came back to tie the score in the second, on a pass from Zlotek to Musial. In the last period, Zlotek passed to Rodgers for another score. Plymouth 13 ....,............... Nanticoke O On Thanksgiving Day, Plymouth met their tradi- tional rivals from down-river and finished the season with a sensational win. Zlotek scored the first touch- down, and Wisniewski intercepted a Nanticoke pass and went 65 yards for the last touchdown. Try and mtcla me. Keep your eye on the ball. re .W 6, M .V Who haf the ball? Siluaiion under control , l .. i , 1 Firiz Rfiuq Leff in Right: Bob Tomchak, Managerg john Mask, Gerald Stitzer, john Musial, john Niznik, Wfalt Angielskii Norman Thomas, Manager. Second Row: Gerald Dwyer, Assistant Coachg Carl Svvinski, Ed Yonkoski, Carl Katchik, john Lincavage, John Kuhar. John Mergo, Coach. E643 The long reach. BASIGETB LL Under the capable handling and guidance of coaches john Mergo and Gerald Dwyer, the Plymouth Indians opened their November practice sessions with forward john Niznik being the only veteran returning from last year's District 2 Champions. Rounding out the starting nve were: guards-john Mask and Gerald Stitzerg forward- john Musialg and center-Carl Katchik. Plymouth High's cage-rs rolled through their exhibition schedule, chalking up seven wins in ten contests. One of the bright spots of the schedule was a very impressive 74 to 48 victory over Bethlehem's Bulldogs in a benefit game at Lehigh University. The Indians opened the 1955 Wyoming Valley League season with four straight wins and seemed well on their way until they dropped a close 50 to 46 decision to Nanticokeg which gave the Nans the first half crown. In the very next game, however, the boys bounced back to rack up the highest score of the season in the league as they trounced Kingston to the tune of 99 to 63. Shawnee romped through its second half schedule and sewed up the crown by defeating Nanti- coke 76 to 44 at Plymouth. Entering the Wyoming Valley League Playoffs, the Indians Came up against a Nanticoke team which employed a staunch defense and managed to eke out a 40 to 36 victory at Wilkes College Gym to close out Shawnees basketball activities for 1955. This year's basketball Indians, although dropping the Wyoming Valley League Title, managed to capture 21 out of their 26 games, losing to Shickshinny, Luzerne, and Nanticoke. Meanwhile, they produced the league's top scorer, john Niznik, and were the leagues top offensive unit. Dorf! worry f6U0Zl J'Ljl!.f a Jufe lhing. Whiz! If If 541156 9 EXHIBITION Plymouth Oppon nt 53 .... . . . Schickshinny .... ..... 6 O 84 ... .... Larlcsville . .. .. . 55 64... ...Hazleton.. ...53 45 . .. ,.... Luzerne .... ... 47 63 . . . .... Carbondale .... . . . .57 51... ...Luzerne.... ...61 64... ...OldForge... .. 62 56 .. ... Swoyersville .. ... 55 76 .. .... Larksville . 50 67 . . . . Ashley . .. . 65 74 ........... Bethlehem ........... 48 WYOMING VALLEY LEAGUE First Half 58 ............ Meyers ............ 47 65... ...G.A.R.... ...52 53... .... Hanover.. ...51 75 . .... Coughlin .. ... 56 46 . . . .... Nanticoke . . . . . . 50 99 . .... Kingston . .. .. . 63 61 . .... Newport ..... .. . 51 Second Half 75.. ...Meyers .... ...59 67 . . . . G.A.R. .... ... 50 84 . . . .... Hanover .... . . . 69 70 . .... Coughlin ... ... 58 76 . . . .... Nanticokc . . . . . . 44 67 . .... Kingston ... ... 53 67 . ..... Newport ..... . . . 47 VALLEY PLAYOFFS 36 . . ..... Nanticoke ...... . . . 40 !?zrf?i5b?Mf5w'2d5.iM'f!FF929'W't' fw2Eii7s'1Tf'f'iixfi?fw---N -.et ef' 'f' WRESTLI IH The Plymouth High School wrestling squad began its practiee sessions early in December. For many of the high school boys, this meant that many hard, but enjoyahle, hours of practice lay ahead. Under the supervision of Coach Samuel Cohen, the wrestling squad began the task of forming a varsity team. The initial meet of the 1955 season was held .lanuary 15, with Coughlin as the opposition The Crusaders proved to he too much for the Indians hy defeating them 27-19. The following week, the Indians traveled to King- ston, where they were again unsuccessful as they hattled the Huskies to a 30-16 decision. Plymouth dropped the next 3 meets to G.A.R., Meyers, and Nanticoke by scores of 26-16, 25-24, and 51-13, respectively, In the following meet with Hanover, the Indians hroke into the winning column by overpowering the Hawkeyes with a 39-141 victory, In the final meet of the season, the undefeated Forty-liort Flyers refused to allow Plymouth to get a much needed start and emerged 33-6 victor. Plymouth wound up the wrestling season hy enter- ing 9 grapplers in the District Tournament, Of these, only Bill Evans made his way as far as the finals. where he copped runner-up honors in the 127 pound class. Firif Roux Leff fo Right Harry Karafonda, Walt Glogowski, Dan Reese. ,Ioe A-hhridge, Bill Evans, Bill Close, Boh Smith. Stfrwzd Rwzz: Lynn Buttman, Dewey Parker, Harry Rosser, Dick Roberts, Ronald Pierce, Tom Letter, Rodger Cease. 'l'lvir'z1' Razr: Richard Davis, -lames Stephens. Manager, Arthur Fisher, Dave lXIusCavage, Samuel Cohen, Coaehg Boh Adams, Harry Wtmlfe, Ray Fry, Robert Turak, Manager, 5 , TRACE On the first of April, the call went out for recruits for the 1955 Plymouth High track squad from Coach Samuel Cohen. As a result of the call, forty boys responded. Among these forty, only four lettermen were returning from the previous season. They were: Albert Laukaitus, Tom Wilk, Walt Glogowski, and Glen Cease. Although dogged by unfavorable weather in pre- season practice sessions, the following which formed the nucleus of the team were well prepared to open a very promising competitive season. In the 110 yd. high hurdles, Zlotek, Cease, and Dempsey, 180 yd. low hurdles, Glogowski, Zlotek, and Dempsey, 100 yd, dash, Filip, Thomas, and Truskoski, 220 yd. dash, Dwyer, Thomas, and Truskoski, 440 yd. dash, Cease and jessel, 880 yd. run, Carr, Croop, and Ostrowski, the mile, Carr, Ertz, and Ostrowskig one-half mile relay, Laukaitus, Thomas, Truskoski, and Filip, mile relay, Ertz, Carr, Croop, and Cease. Turning to the field events we have: In the shot put, Wilk, Zlobik, and Katchickg discus, Glogowski, Wilk, and Zlobikg javelin, Glogowski, Zlotek, and Letteerg high jump, Laukaitus, Swipes, and Katchickg broad jump, Filip, Swipes, and Rodgers, and pole vaulting, Pashinski, Marchakaitus, and Mascavage. Fifi! row, left I0 riglafz Dan Reese, manager, Tom Letteer, Richard Carr, John Zlobik, Al Laukaitis, Tony Truskoski, Tom Wilk, john Filip, Dave Muscavage, Don Zlotek, Walt Glogowski, Richard Kraynak, manager, Second row: Art Fisher, manager, George Simms, Mike Krasnavage, Norman Thomas, Bob Ogin, Roger Cease, Harry Croop, Paul Kraynak, Thomas Post, Yorath Evans, Neil Amdur, Gil Davis, Paul Dwyer, Harry Rosser, manager. Third rout Sheldon Thomas, Albert Wasley, Bob Pashinski, Glen Cease, Harold jones, Stanley Siberski, Frank Rogers, Carl Katchik, Tony Zubris, joe Swipes, Dave George, james Fine, Ray Marchakitus, Elwin Ertz, Coach Samuel Cohen. Who .mid lberek no flying J'dlll'6I'J'.3 Si, How high if up? The defermined look. BASEBALL H21 big chance, Spring season for many boys meant only one thing- baseball. Such were the thoughts of many Plymouth High School boys, for thirty students reported for the first practice session of the high school baseball team. From these thirty boys, it became the job of Coach john Mergo to form a team with which to face the other schools of the league in competition. The Indians had live lettermen returning from last year to ill in key positions on this year's team, They are: Stitzer, first baseg Niznik, pitcherg Suprurn, right fieldg Onderko, left fieldg and Prothero, center field. Other mem- bers of the first team and their positions are: Zukowski, catcherg Ravert, second bases Jarrett, shortstopg Kuhar, third base. 681 Firrt row, left Z0 fight: Peter Mask, John Kuhar, Joseph row: Mr. Davis, john Straw, James Ravert, Albert Onderko, Prothero, Robert Zola, John Niznik, Jerty Stitzer, Anthony Tom Evans, Ben Ropetski, Billy Marvinski, Robert Zukoski, Suprum, Roy Jarrett, Jim Stephens, Dewey Parker. Semmi Ben jenkins, Francis Mikolanis, Coach john Mergo. 51 R Y 9 9 a 4vl'4P E,..-1-'W ,H-. gm. ,J E 1 Q3 'vi gf W as --oc-c- - --QQQAAAA --AA:rc- ONCE AGAIN IT IS OUR PLEASURE TO EXTEND OUR APPRECIATION FOR THE HEARTY CO-OPERATION RENDERED TO US BY THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOOL IN THE MAKING OF THE PHOTO- GRAPHS DISPLAYED IN THIS PUBLICATION ir 'A' ir CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 1955 PARAMOUNT STUDIO 222 West Main Street Plymouth, Pennsylvania Phone PR 9-1415 ul' 'k ul' ALEX REBAR, JR., Proprietor 70 Class of 1955 COURTESY OF Plymoufh LeHermen SHAWNEE LUMBER CO., INC J ou 71 ---- - vvvv-- -src Compliments of THE THEATRE SHOP . Compliments of Shawnee Theatre Building MARY LEE DRESS SHOP Western Union Agency Phone PR 9-9014 Best Wishes to the Class of '55 VOLINSKY'S ECONOMY MARKET 76 Franklin Street PLYMOUTH, PENNSYLVANIA FREE DELIVERY DIAL PRospecl' 9-1635 R-OAN'S DRUG STORE IS9 East Main Street PLYMOUTH, PENNSYLVANIA 1900 l955 To Look Belle' Compliments of the C. DENNIS We Cut Other PeopIe's Hair MOSES Why Not Yours? Corner Davenport and Main Streets SSYMOIQIS HOWSFJ and 'Wing Klean - Komfortable - Konvenient vcccx :::::::::: :::::::::: :::::: 72 CONGRATULATIONS- TO TH E CLASS OF 1955 Shawnee - Plymoufh Posf 1425 Veferans of Foreign Wars ir ak -k PLYMOUTH PENNSYLVANIA 73 ------ --- - A ro --vvv-oocv-voot-oc- Best Wishes to th Cl f 1955 HELEN BACAK ongrafufafionri . l QM GOLDEN QUALITY ICE CREAM CO. 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MEDURA Jewelry, Appliances, Gifts and Card Shop 318 West Main Street PLYMOUTH, PENNSYLVANIA P I S Z C Z E K omecrons or FUNERALS 70 East Main Street PLYMOUTH, PENNSYLVANIA Where Perfection Is a Matter of Pride - Not a Matter of Price 76 40 Compliments of BROODY'S FLOWERS PLYMOUTH, PA. COMPLI MENTS OF THE AMERICAN LEGION PLYMOUTH, PENNSYLVANIA KOCHER'S SERVICE STATION NOLDE ROBINS, Manager KOCHER'S MARKET HARRY B. KOCHER, Propraefor West Shawnee Avenue Plymouth, Pennsylvania 000000000000 ------- A ------ - -------- -AAA-- AAA- -------- 000000000 77 vvvvvvoocvvv--ocvvvvvv vv-v- Plymoufh Foods Disiribufing Co. GOOD LUCK MARGARINE CAIN'S PRODUCTS DWARF B. Er G. PICKLES MICHAEL J. WALIGORSKI Proprietor OFFICE: PR 9-I 121 WAREHOUSE: PR 9-9508 78 Compliments of RUSSPEED PHOTO SERVICE Compliments of REA Cr DERICK, Inc. 69-71 East Main Street The Friendly Rexall Drug Store Compliments of the LEADER STORE JOSEPH OSHEROFF Manager MRS. BONNINC'S FLOWER SHOP Compliments of SHAWN EE TOBACCO COMPANY 359 West Main Street Wholesale Dealers CANDY - CICARS - CICARETTES PLYMOUTH, PA. PR 9- l 257 AND NOVELTIES 8 West Main Street PLYMOUTH, PA. W. RUDESKI SANITARY MEAT MARKET CROCERIES - MEATS - FRUITS and VEGETABLES Home Owned Economy Store 630 West Main Street PLYMOUTH, PENNSYLVANIA Dial PR 9-1232 79 BEST WISHES, CLASS OF '55 FLOORCOVERING SHOP 140 East Main Street PLYMOUTH, PENNSYLVANIA CONGRATULATIONS NATE FINKELSTEIN JEWELER Gifts That Last Credit Extended - Shop in Plymouth and Save 22 East Main Street Established l898 PLYMOUTH, PENNSYLVANIA Telephone PR 9-3083 L. B. BALFOUR COMPANY Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges MANUFACTURING JEWELERS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 Class Rings Commencement Announcements Special Awards Medals and Trophies AMBY NOLAN l I8 Church Street PLYMOUTH, PENNSYLVANIA 80 :::::vc::::: :::booooo4::::- Compliments of SENIOR Y-TEENS Y-Teens Face Life SquareIy President ............ ..... M ARLYN STRONC-OSKI Vice-President ....... ..... D OREEN HALCZAK Secretary ............ ....... M ARY PUHLICK Treasurer .............................................. JANICE RUDNICKI Inter-Club Council Representative .......... DIANNE COOPER Chaplain ................................................ MARGE ORIFFITH Song Leader ..... ........ M ARY ELLEN DEIBEL Pianist .......... ........... M ADC-E EVANS Reporter ............. ........... C AROLE RIDZON Sergeant-at-Arms ...... ...... K ATHLEEN KENNEDY Adviser ............... ...... M ISS HOPE PARK JUNIOR Y-TEENS President ......... ....... O ENEVIEVE C-RUZDAS Vice-President ....... ...... A NNA DEMPSEY Secretary ......... ....... R ITA KRUZEL Treasurer ...................................... ...... J ANET COLBERT Inter-Club Council Representative .................... PAT LEWIS Chaplain ........................................ MAUREEN BORKOWSKI Song Leader .... ..... A NNETTA DERVINIS Pianist ................ ............ P AT FUSHEK Sergeant-at-Arms ...... ............... J EAN REESE Adviser ............... ...... M ISS HOPE PARK 81 Wilkes-Barre Business College Advanced Courses for Commercial Graduates Beginning Courses for Academic and General Graduates Special Summer Typing Courses for Pre-College Students Civil Service Preparation Wilkes-Barre Business College ELLIS W. ROBERTS, Ph.D., President Deposit and Savings Bank Building Public Square Phone VA 2-5023 Shop in Pennslyvania's Most Beautiful Jewelry Store AL WASLEY PLYMOUTH'S LEADING CREDIT JEWELER 33 East Main Street PLYMOUTH, PENNSYLVANIA We Grow Larger by Serving Better Easy Terms Take One Year l'0 Pay - ------A- -A --- ::::vc:A 82 THE PLYMOUTH NATIONAL BANK 'A' WE SERVE OUR COMMUNITY The building up of a savings account is an indication of character Acquire the Habit of Saving Early in Life As the twig is bent, the tree is inclined if DIRECTORS Charles L. Ashley John Stenach Harold Weil lr-l. J. Clark Robert Kuschke A. C-. Kostenbauder George Durbin P. J. Driscoll M. W. Gillespie Charles Kuschke Henry Jones Albert Wasley 83 vv--- Congratulations to the Class of 1955 BETTER CLEANERS 120 East Main Street PLYMOUTH, PENNSYLVANIA CAULY RADIO and TELEVISION 'A' ul' 'A' GENERAL ELECTRIC TV and APPLIANCES Dial PR 9-9813 Compliments of JACK'S MARKET JOHN A. ZIOMEK, Proprietor MEATS and GROCERIES Free Delivery - Phone PR 9-1987 465 Second Street PLYMOUTH, PENNSYLVANIA AA AAAAA A 'AAAA AAA AAAA A AAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA :soc A 84 Compliments of Shawnee Hi- Y Club i' THE PURPOSE OF THE HI-Y CLUB To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character President ......... ..... J OHN NEALON Vice-President ....... ..... J OHN MUSIAL Secretary ...... .... J OHN MASK Treasurer ..... ROBERT SMITH Chaplain ............. .............. D ANIEL REESE Sergeant-at-Arms ...... ...... W ALTER CLOC-OWSKI Faculty Adviser ..... ..... B LYTHE EVANS 85 : ::p4:::::t:::o-0-oc:::::: :::::::::: ::::::: Congratulations to the Class of 1955 THE WYOMING NATIONAL BANK OF WILKES-BARRE, PA. Over One Hundred Years of Banking Service Since 1829 MAIN OFFICE PLYMOUTH OFFICE West Market at Franklin Street I I7 West Main Street Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Plymouth, Pa. Equipped to render every type of Banking Service consistent with sound banking practices MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 86 1oo THE HOWELLS MINING DRILL CO. ESTABLISHED 1878 PLYMOUTH, PENNSYLVANIA Telephone PR 9-1012 Benrus WATCHES Bulova Compliments of Parker Pens and Pencils F. L. Luggage Pharmacist L A N D A U S 383 West Main Street 76 East Main Street PLYMOUTH, PA. PLYMOUTH, PA. Phone PR 9-9032 MASLOWSKI FUNERAL HOME 219 West Main Street PLYMOUTH, PENNSYLVANIA 87 : :::roc:::::::: -:::: Best Wishes from the HOME FURNITURE STORE BAUM'S SPORTING GOODS Market and Third Streets SUNBURY, PENNSYLVANIA Specialists in SCHOOL and ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Wholesale and Retail Phone 1672 Telephone PR 9-2500 JOHN S. GAWAT HARDWARE and LUMBER CO. Builders Supplies - Plumbing and Heating Supplies - Electrical Appliances 404 West Main Street PLYMOUTH, PENNSYLVANIA ::::o4:::: :::::: ::::o::: 88