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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1957 volume:

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D , I 4 U ,W I ' 1 ' 'lf' V' .'Nf-v . J' ' J. ' X M ' 0 4' 4- 'Z' -r 1 M-4 v7 '...' ' ' . W, f ' Q IW ' 4- ' ' ' , f no f , ,v W Q ' ' ' A ' rf. . l ? . 1 W A 4 45. ' ' ' N ' . 4 , nl A ff' Q , 'p Y W ' A A s : 1, A x A , ,L , A V, 1 A W g bf ,,,qf mp ' 6 5 , A N A s ' ,, 1 , ' ' an ' 4 ' K fi If L S 1 , Q ' i 1 a , W ,, . I w. FDREWORD As The Class of '57 leaves high school's harhor .ind sails into the sea of the future we leave this- our yearbook, as a recollection of the happy times we shared together at Plymouth High School. In our log of pleasant memories we include the friendships we made, the minstrels we took part in, games we won Qand sometimes lostj, the dances, and the times we worked together to make our class projects successful. And so, we present this. Within these pages is portrayed student life at P.I-I.S, May it serve as an inspiration and remembrance always. We don't know what the future holds in store for usg yet we go forward bravely and confident, ready to face whatever it may bring, We have crossed the bayvthe sea is yet to come. CONTENTS l ADMINISTRATION CLASSI:S B, 5 l Q, .'if-3:-3 y ACTIVITIES ..,......,.........,..........,....,...,..,...,......,......,... 40 ATHLETICS .,........,, ,...................,..,..........,,,.,..........,. Va 'I I W r l er! . flllllm I -n o D 3 A , 416:01 ,rug 1 ,vi , ,, H' .. ' , x W - ,.w ' DC an wwf' -415 ADMINISTRATION 1 AND FACULTY '42 A f P P ,1 I 141. 2 SCHOOL BOARD Sealed. Jeff 10 rigbfz john Koval, Charles Gavenonis Lawrence T Kendig president Stuart Thomas john Dougherty. Snmding. left In figlaz: Williani Kelly vice president john Dugan secretary john Dempsey. attorneyg Edward Yob. Abxwlfz Arthur W Harman BUARD 0F EDUCATION SUPERINTENDENT ARTHUR W. HARMAN Although Professor Arthur W, Harman is busy with many affairs of Plymouth Borough School, hc has still been able to find time to help many students. Mr. Harman received his Bachelor of Science degree upon graduation from Albright College and his Master of Science degree in Education at Penn- sylvania State University. In addition, Mr. Harman is on the board of direc- tors and chairman of the Scholarship Committe-. cle is vice-president of District Il. P,I,A.A. and vice- president of the Plymouth High Athletic Council. We the Senior Class of 1957 wish to extend our thanks to Mr, Harman for his sincere friendship, . t if ,, 'Q g 42 YT W1 :.. . N Q t - Gif k'QQ5f f wa: 5 129, if ff ' ' '11, 7 ,. fffi.. JIIIIIIIII IIIGII SGIIUIIL PRINCIPAL CLEMENT V. MASLOW Mr. Clement V. Maslow is a graduate of Plymouth High School and Pennsylvania State University. He received his Master of Arts degree at Teacher's College, Columbia University in 1952, He also did graduate work at Northwestern, Bucknell, and Penn State. While an undergraduate at Penn State, he was active in Music and won sev- eral scholarship honors. Before becoming principal, Mr. Maslow taught science and was director of the Plymouth High School band before World War II. He is also a Commander in the Naval Reserve serving as commanding ofhcer of Division 58. SEIIIIIR IIIGII SGIIIIIIL PRINCIPAL BLYTHE H. EVANS Having now served as principal of Ply- mouth Senior High School for two years, Mr. Blythe H. Evans exhibits the line capa- bility and efliciency he has shown as. junior High School principal for the twelve years prior to this time. A graduate of Plymouth High School, Mr. Evans went on to receive his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees at Bucknell University. Mr. Evans also taught social studies be- fore assuming his duties as principal. In addition to serving as principal, he also continues his sponsorship of the junior and Senior Hi-Y. We, the graduating class of 1957, wish to thank Mr. Evans for his true friendship and fine leadership. Thomas Andrew B.S., MA. Teaches lunior and Senior High School Artg Supervisor of Arts in the Grade Schools. Mrs. Alice Anspacher BS.. lNI.A. Teaches junior and Senior Shorthand ,md Typing. Miss Celestine Bauer Teaches junior Business Training and Mathematics. Leland M. Bennett BS.. M.S. Teaches Senior Englishg Sen- ior Class Sporisorg Shawnee Arrow Yearbook Faculty Ail- visor. 4. Miss joan Bakun BS. Teaches Home Economics in ,lunior and Senior High School. I A Ik TS' .I P' .-' 5. Mrs. Alberta Born B.S. Teaches Senior High School Girls' Gym and Health Class- es, Primary Physical Fcluca- tion. Hou' about lbat? Miss May C. Barrells A B. Teaches Elementary and Arl- vanced Bookkeeping 3 Shawnee Arrow Business Sponsorg Sen- ior Class Sponsor. Miss Esther Burk Teaches Freshman Englishg Sponsor of Freshman Girlsg Director of lunior High School Glce Cluh. 1 ii Samuel Cohen BS.. MS. Teaches Biolo y- Track . . g , Coach, Wfrestling Coach. Miss Sadie Richards Teaches Freshman Algebrag Treasurer of extra-curricular activities in junior High School. A.B., M.S. fLib. Sci.J Library Club Sponsorg Sopho. more Class Sponsor Miss Myrtle Wharmby Miss Regina Robaflewskl Mrs. Jean Skelly Robert Thomas BS. BS. Cefilfaed Librarian Of 3CI1i0l' Teaches junior High Girls' Teaches General Science. and lUni0f High Schools: Health and Gym Classes, D0ll3ld Will Miss Marion Williams Miss Maud Wolfe BS M5 Dramatics Coach Teaches Freshman English Teaches Sophomore and Jun Band Orchestra and Chorus ior English Y Teens Sponsor conductor Miss Bertha Griebel Miss Ruth Hughey Miss Secretary to the Principals of Secretary tothe Superinten ent the lunior and Senior High of Schools School Margaret Cease R N School Nurse Mrs Lillian Duddy RN School Nurse S as ' f ' BS. .f ' 1 ' as .1 's A 9' CLASSES f? wiv siefw ww? is-9' gawk, CLASS OFFICERS fbtI yawn, Oh- President Gilbert Davis Vice President Carol Bonham Secretary Romaine Gabriel Treasurer john Yanushka SENIOR CLASS HISTDRY In the fall of 1953 a group of Freshman braves ind squavis started their journey toward graduation. Officers chosen were Gilbert Davis-President Bar- bara Lore-Vice President Carol Kluchinski-Secre tary and ohn Straw-Treasurer. Numerous students took part in the band athletics and dramatics while Romaine Gabriel Barbara Zawatski Barbara Lore and Carol Kluchinski were Chosen as cheerleaders. Likewise, many of the tribe participated in school activities during their Sophomore year. Peggy Dwyer and Dorothy Novak were chosen as majorettes with alternates Louise Craig and Lucille Gardzalla. The class elected john Yanushka, Carol Bonham, Romaine Gabriel and Carl Swinski as President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer. The year ended with an outing at Rocky Glen which was enjoyed by all. Advancing to a higher ground as juniors, the Reservation leaders were: Gilbert Davis, President, Carol Bonham, Vice-President, Romaine Gabriel, 18 Secretary' Malcolm Meyer Treasurer. Many of our young braves participated in the Hi-Y Y-Teens Fire Squad and Library Club. Louise Craig was crowned queen of the Valentine Prom on February 11th. Finally the annual outing at Rocky Glen was once more enjoyed by all. Reservation actiwities reached their heights as a group of experienced and mature warriors began their Senior year. They carefully chose Gilbert Davis, Carol Bonham, Romaine Gabriel, and john Yanushka as President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer respectively. A Turkey Trot was held on Novem- ber 23 with Anne Cebula reigning as queen. Upon graduation the class of '57 left the beloved Shawnee Reservation where they had spent many hours of fun and learning. Their eyes looked to the future where they would try To be, Not to Seem. , a motto which had carried them through four success, ful years. RACHEL ANGELES Angie Commerriil Y-Teens 4g Minstrel 2,3,4g Shawnee Arr0W Typing Staff 4g Band 3.43 GiflS' Cl'l0fUS 3,4 BLANCHE AUGUSTINSKI Auggy Academic Y-Teens 3,43 Minstrel 2.31 Girls' Chorus 33 Glee Club 2,3. JOSEPH BENESCH foe CIIIVIVVIKVKIJI Perfect Attendance 6 Years: Home Room Ofhcer 31 Minstrel 2. JANICE LEE BEVAN j.mnie Commertixl Honor Roll lg Home Room Officer 2.31 Y'Teens 3,4g Shawnee Arrow Typing Staff 43 Shawnee Arrow Columnist 23 Football Stand Committee 43 Hall Clerk 41 Girls' Chorus 2.3.4. .uv NEIL AMDUR N eke Academic Honor Roll 1,2.3,4g Home Room Ofhcer ,.3,4g Hi-Y 3.4g Freshman Scholastic Club lg fifficer lg Dramatics 1,33 Shawnee Arrow lclitorial Staff 3,43 Shawnee Arrow Sports Editor 3,4g Shawnee Arrow Columnist 2,3,4g Football Scrubs lg Basketball Scrubs 1,23 Varsity 3.43 Yearbook Representative 2,33 Yearbook Sports Editor 43 Hall Clerk 1g Band Announcer 33 Let's Ask Them Representa- :ive 4g Oratorical Contest 4. CONSTANCE ANDRAKA CMI Arademir Honor Roll 2g Home Room Officer 33 Y-Teens 3,43 Minstrel 3.4g Band 3,4g Girls' Chorus 35 Glee Club 3g Orchestra 4. 6 E ROBERT BELESKI Bula Academia' Perfect Attendance lg Home Room Officer 43 Hi-Y 3.45 Freshman Scholastic Club 13 Foot- ball Varsity 3,43 Football Scrubs 21 Track 1.2.3.-1. RONALD BELLEBA llilreel Amdemir Perfect Attendance 3 Yearsg Hi-Y 3,4g Freshman Scholastic Club 13 Football Varsity 33 Football Scrubs 23 Hall Clerk 4. bf .5 rg' , JOSEPH T. BODZIO ROBERT BEZDZIECKI H141 Genemf Perfect Attendance 3 Yearsg Hi-Y 3.43 Home Room Oriicer 2.33 Shawnee Arrow Editorial Staff 751 Shawnee Arow Sports Editor 31 Shawnee Arrow Columnist 2.3.4. JAMES BOCKUS Sbdmir Commercial Perfect Attendance 2 Yearsg Dramatics 43 Freshman Scholastic Club 1. in-if 3' RUTH BURKOWSKI Ruthie Academic Honor Roll 1,25 Perfect Attendance 2 Yearsg Y-Teens 4g Minstrel Eg Dramatics 13 Library Club 43 Orchestra 3. VT? Qs K' j oe Academic Perfect Attendance 2 Yearsg Home Room Officer lg Freshman Scholastic Club lg Base- ball 2. Qin CAROL BONHAM Su: Academic Honor Roll 1,Z.3,4g Perfect Attendance 3 Yearsg Home Room Officer 1,2,3,43 Y-Teens 3,43 Y-Teen Officer 4g School Play 25 Min- strel 1,2,3,4g Football Stand Committee 4g Li- brary Club 4g V.F.W. Awardg American Legion Auxiliary Award 15 Girls' Chorus 2g Glee Club 1,3,4g Kiwanis Chorus 33 Class Officer 2,3,4g Senior Class Song Composer 4. GEORGE CARR jeff Academic Perfect Attendance 3 Yearsg Home Room Ofiicer 33 Hi-Y 3,45 Minstrel 12.3.42 F1'C'Sh- man Scholastic Club 1g jr. Thespian Society 13 Dramatics lg Track 1.2.3.4g Band An- nouncer 4g Glee Club 2.3,4g Kiwanis Chorus 3. 'lla ANNA S. CEBULA Annie Conzmerrhil Honor Roll 1.2.3.-ig Perfect Attendance 5 Yearsg Home Room Officer lg Minstrel 2.3: Shawnee Arrow Business Staff 4g Shawnee Arrow Typing Staff 4g Library Club 3,43 Yearbook Literary Staff 43 Girls' Chorus 2.3-.4g sf V' Glee Club 1.3. ROBERT CLARK Red Acudunic Honor Roll 1,2.3,4g Hi-Y 3.4g Freshman Scholastic Club 1g Dramatics lg Band 1.2g Color Guard 4. LOUISE THERESA CRAIG .ff g V MELVIN COHEN M el C 0 rzmzerrml Perfect Attendance 2 Years3 Home Room Ofticer 23 Hi-Y 3,43 School Play 2.33 Minstrel 33 Freshman Scholastic Club 13 Dramatics 23 Shawnee Arrow Typing Staff 43 Football Stand Committee 43 Track 23 Yearbook Business Staff 43 Wrestling 2,43 Oratorical Contest 4. MARLENE L. CMIEL Comfrzerfial .onor Roll 1.2,3.43 Perfect Attendance 4 .rs3 Y-Teens I.2.3,43 Y-Teen Officer 43 ..instrcl 2.3.43 Shawnee Arrow Businss Staff .3 Shawnee Arrow Typing Staff 43 Football Stand Committee 43 Library Club 3.43 Year- book Typing Staff 43 Hall Clerk 13 Girls' Chorus 2.3.43 Glee Club 1,33 Kiwanis Chorus Lou Afdd6U1li' Honor Roll 1,2,33 Home Room Ofhcer 1.23 Y-Teens 1,3,43 Y-TeenOfhcer lg School Play 23 Minstrel 2,3343 Shawnee Arrow Business Staff 43 Basketball Stand Committee 43 Majora ette 3.43 Girls' Chorus 233,43 Glee Club 3,43 Kiwanis Chorus 33 Let's Ask Them Repre- Ofhce Clerk 4. BARBARA NAN COBURN B,Jbr Nan Academic Inter-Club Council 43 Home Room Ofhcer 2,43 Y-Teens 3.43 Y-Teen Othcer 43 Minstrel 2.3.43 Hall Clerk 43 Girls' Chorus 1,2.3,41 Glee Club 2.3. GILBERT DAVIS ALBERT DOBROWALSKI sentative 4. -0 .-0 tx .1 FRANK DEMPSEY Frank Academic Perfect Attendance 1 X'f.'8l'Q Hi-Y 3.43 Hi-Y Otficer 43 Freshman Scholastic Club 13 Dra- matics 43 Football Varsity 33 Football Scrubs 1.23 Track 2,33 Stage Hand 2.3,4. MICHAEL CRUSCH Milt? Academic Perfect Attendance 3 Yearsg School Play 43 Freshman Scholastic Club 13 Dramatics 43 Track I,23 Hall Clerk 43 Shawnee Arrow Cartoonist 43 Band 1.2,3.43 Band Otlicer 43 Orchestra 13 Yearbook Art Dept. 43 Minstrel 4. Aj AfJdK7lllt' Honor Roll 23 Perfect Attendance 1 Year: Home Room Officer 13 Hi-Y 3.42 Minstrel 23,43 Freshman Scholastic Club 13 Dram-WCS 23 Stage Hand 2.3.43 Football Varsity 3.4: Football Scrubs 23 Basketball Scrubs 23 Track 43 Yearbook Photographic Editor 4: Fife Sql-W1 43 Hall Clerk 23 Baseball 2.3. G11 Amderzm' Honor Roll 1.2.4 Perfect Attendance 3 Years3 Home Room Officer 1,2343 Hi-Y 3,43 Freshman Scholastic Club 13 jr. Thespian Society lg Football Manager 2.3.43 Track 1.2.33 Fire Squad 43 American Legion Auxiliary Award 13 Class Officer 1.3.43 Wrc-stling 3.43 Wfrestling Manager 1.2. :L -Q27 ROSEMARY DOMBROSKI Rn 1 if C11 nz n1w'r1.1I Honor Roll 13234. Perfect Attendanie A YCSIYS3 Home Room Ofhcer 43 Minstrel 2.33 Shawnee Arrow Business Staff 43 Shawnee Arrow Typing Staff 43 Football Stand Com- mittee 43 Library Club 3343 Hall Clerk 13 Girls' Chorus 2.33 Kiwanis Chorus 31 Palmer Davis Award 13 Othce Clerk 4. ELEANOR ANN DUGAN -I Fuzzy Amdemir Honor Roll 1,233.43 Y-Teens 3.43 School Play 2.3.43 Minstrel 2,43 jr. Thespian Society 13 Dramatics 2.3.43 Shawnee Arrow Business Staff 43 Library Club 43 Yearbook Literary Staff 4. Band 6 YCHISQ Band Olhcer 43 Girls' Chorus 13 Glee Club 43 Orchestra 31 Who's Whtm in State Schools. I If MARGARET DWYER Pege Academic Honor Roll 2.33 Y-Teens 3.43 Y-Teen Officer 43 School Play 23 Minstrel 2.3,41 Shawnee Arrow Business Staff 43 Basketball Stand Committee 2.3.43 Majorette 2,3343 Head Majorette 43 Girls' Chorus 1,33 Glee Club 1.3. ARTHUR FISHER 11 'v l all JANICE FINE 1.1r1 C 0 nz nzerciul Glee Club 1. ELWIN ERTZ Wfydzr Amdenzir Perfect Attendance 2 YCHYSQ Hi-Y 3343 Fresh- man Scholastic Club lg Dramatics 33 Football Varsity 2,3343 Football Scrubs 13 Track 233.43 Fire Squad 43 Hall Clerk 4. Artie Academic Hi-Y 3,43 Minstrel 33 Track 2.3343 Year- book Business Stafl' 43 Hall Clerk I.2Q Band l.2.3.4Q Wrestling 23 Orchestra l,2. ROMAINE GABRIEL Pere Commercial Perfect Attendance 1 yearg Home Room Othcer 1.2.33 Y-Teens 3.43 Minstrel 233,43 Shawnee Arrow Typing Staff 43 Yearbook Representative 2.33 Cheerleaders 1,2,3.4g Head Cheerleader 43 Girls' Chorus 2333 Glee Club 2.33 Kiwanis Chorus 23 Class Officer 2.534 LUCILLE GARDZALLA Lou Academic Y-Teens 3.43 Minstrel 2,3343 Basketball Stand Committee 43 Girls' Chorus 1,2.3.43 Glee Club 2.3. I. BENJAMIN GRELLA Ben Academic Honor Roll 1.2.3343 Perfect Attendance 2 yearsg Home Room Officer 1.23 Hi-Y 5,43 Hi-Y Officer 43 Freshman Scholastic Club 13 Football Varsity 2.3.43 Football Scrubs 13 Yearbook Editor-in-Chief 43 Fire Squad 43 Stage Hand 2.5.4. MARIE GRISCAVAGE Marie Amdemir Honor Roll l,2,3Q Home Room Ofhcer 3.43 Y-Teens 5,43 Minstrel 3g Library Club 4g Band 3.43 Girls' Chorus 2.3.43 Glee Club 33 Orchestra 4. DAVID HUGHES DJ, 5 f1L',lde'l1IIL' Hi-Y 3,11 Minstrel 2.5: Dramatics 5.4: Track 13 Band 2.5.41 Band Otlicer 4: Glfc Club 25.43 Kiwanis Chorus 51 Wfrestling ll Dmrrict Chorus 4. PATRICIA HUMES P311 Cfm1v1en'r.zf Honor Roll 2.33 Perfect Attendance I Veari Minstrel 2.3g Shawnee Arrow Business Staff 43 Shawnee Arrow Tvpinq Staff 4: Librarv Club 4: IESSIE GESEK ff' f Academic Home Room Otlicer lg Y-Teens 45 Minstrel 2.5.41 Lilifdfv Club 3.43 Library Club Officer 41 Girls' Chorus l.Z.?a.4g Glee Club 1.31 Kiwanis Chorus 3. JOSEPH GORKO Click flllldefllllc Honor Roll 43 Pcrtect Attendance 2 vearsg Home Room Officer 3,43 Hi-Y 5.43 Dram 43 Shawnee Arrow Editorial sraff 334. atics Nw-47 SANDRA HEIDEL Sandy Cw111m'r'r1,1f Honor Roll 3.-ig Y-Teens 33 Minstrel 21 Shawnce Arrow Typing Staff 41 Yearbook Literary Staff 4. G. fc:- GAIL HILLARD GJ1' Cw11n1u'ri.1l Perfect Attendance 1 year: Home Room Otlicer 21 Y-Teens 53 Minstrel 3.4g Dramatics 33 Shawnee Arrow Business Staff 43 Shawnee Arrow Typing Staff 43 Football Stand Coma mittee 43 Librarv Club 41 Yearbook Typing Staff 43 American Legion Auxiliarv Awardg Girls' Chorus 1.23.43 Glee Club 1.31 Kiwanis Chorus 3. 15 1 T . ztd' L Y BENJAMIN JENKINS D141 rf fltxzdt mn Honor Roll 1.2. Home Room Othccr 1.23: Fl'CNl1ll1.lf1 Scholastic Club 13 Dramatits l. Foothill Varsitv 5.-1. Fire Squad 4L Baseball s A J HAROLD JONES Chr if Amdclzzrt' Home Room Othcer 21 Hi-Y 3.41 Freshman SCl1ill.1sIiC Club ll Football VJFSILYA 2.5.41 Foot- h.1ll Scrubs lg Track 1. Fire Squad 4. Assem- blv I shcr rl, L41 f 'y fm f axxxtaht K cfy I Q K M? DELBERT KISHBAUGH Del Cfm1n1u'c1,1l Hi-Y 5.43 School Play 5.45 Minstrel 3,43 Freshman Scholastic Club lg Shawnee Arrow Typing Staff 4g Band 1.23.43 Band Officer 43 Wrestling 23 Orchestra 4. CAROL KLUCHINSKI Klucb Co nznzercial Honor Roll 1.23.43 Perfect Attendance 2 yearsg Home Room Officer 1.23.43 Y-Teens 5.41 Minstrel 2,33 Dramatics lg Shawnee Ar- row Editorial Staff 5.43 Shawnee Arrow Busi' ness Staff 43 Shawnee Arrow Columnist 3.43 Shawnee Arrow Headline Editor 43 Library Club 3.43 Hall Clerk lg Cheerleader 1,2.3.43 Class Othcer 1. 'ZS' -15' f f I X 1 1 I JOHN JoNEs 10511 Academzc Honor Roll 2.5.43 Football Stand Committee 43 Track 2.43 Hall Clerk 4g Wrestling 4. LILY M. KIBILDIS Lil Academic Honor Roll 1,233.43 Perfect Attendance 3 yearsg Home Room Omcer 2.3.43 Y-Teens 43 Minstrel 2.53 Hall Clerk 4. 'Q' wks ANDREW KRASNAVAGE Andy General Perfect Attendance 3 yearsg Freshman Scho- lastic Club lg Football Scrubs 1,23 Track 1.23 Hall Clerk 15 Wrestling 1. JOHN KRATZ 'Lick Academic Perfect Attendance 2 yearsg Hi-Y 3.43 Fresh- man Scholastic Club Ig Assembly Usher 43 Football Varsity 2.3.4. Football Scrubs 13 Track 2.53 Fire Squad 4. LORRAINE KRAYNAK Luiz Commercial Honor Roll 1.3,43 Home Room Officer 23 Y-Teens 33 Minstrel 2,43 Ir. Thespian Society 13 Shawnee Arrow Business Staff 43 Shawnee Arrow Typing Staff 4g Football Stand Com- mittee 43 Yearbook Typing Staff 43 Hall Clerk lg Shawnee Arrow Cartoonist 43 Girls' Chorus 1,2,43 Glee Club 1,2.4Q Kiwanis Chorus 2.43 Oratorical Contest 4. EDWARD KREFSKI Eddie Academic Honor Roll 1,23 Home Room Officer 2,33 Hi-Y 3,43 Hi-Y Officer 4a Freshman Scholastic Club 13 jr, Thespian Societyg Basketball Scrubs 1,23 Basketball Varsity 3,43 Fire Squad ROBERT LEWIS DAVID LAMEREAUX Boomy Academic Honor Roll 13 Perfect Attendance 2 YCQISQ Home Room Ofhcer 2,33 Freshman Scholastic Club 13 jr. Thespian Society lg Shawnee Arrow Reporter 2. Bubblef Academic Hi-Y 3,43 School Play 3,43 Minstrel 2,3,4Q Freshman Scholastic Club 13 jr. Thespian Society lg Dramatics 1,2,3,43 Band 6 YCSISQ Band Ofhcer 43 Glee Club 2,3343 Kiwanis Chorus 33 Orchestra 1,3,4. '0 43 Baseball 3,4. i J BARBARA LORE Barb Commercial Honor Roll 1,2,3,4Q Home Room Officer 1,23 Y-Teens 3,43 Y-Teen Officer 43 Minstrel 2,3,43 Dramatics 13 Shawnee Arrow Editorial Staff 3.43 Shawnee Arrow Editor-in-Chief 43 Shaw- nee Arrow Business Staff 43 Shawnee Arrow Columnist 3,43 Library Club 3,4Q Library Club Officer 43 American Legion Auxiliary Award3 Cheerleader 1,2,3,43 Class Officer 13 Who's Who in State Schools. wiv -L JOHN LUKASAVAGE Luke General Perfect Attendance 2 yearsg Freshman Scho- lastic Club 13 Basketball Scrubs 1. JOSEPH EDWARD MARKIEWICZ jpg Academic Perfect Attendance 4 YCHISQ Home Room Ofhcer 33 Hi-Y 3,43 Minstrel 33 Freshman Scholastic Club 13 Dramatics 1.23 Flag At- tendant 3,4 ANDREW MATOVCHAK Cboocb Commercial Perfect Attendance 3 YCSYSQ Home Room l Otlicer 13 Fire Squad 43 Baseball 1,2,3.4. MALCOLM MEYER PRISCILLA MARIE MAZUR Parry Amdenzir Honor Roll 1.2.3.43 Perfect Attendance 2 years3 Y-Teens 43 School Play 21 Minstrel 2.3.43 Library Club 43 Yearbook Literary Staff -lg Editor 43 Band 1.2343 Girls' Chorus 43 Orchestra 2.3.43 Mathematics Club 33 District Chorus 4. STANLEY MAZUR Red Amdevzic Perfect Attendance 3 years3 HiaY 3.43 Fresh- man Scholastic Club 13 Track 13 Band 1,2,3,43 Orchestra 3.4. WILLIAM MORAVINSKI Mud Academic Home Room Officer 1,33 Hi-Y 3,43 School Play 33 Minstrel 2,33 Freshman Scholastic Club lg Dramatics 2,33 Football Scrubs IQ Basketball Scrubs 1,23 Varsity 3: Glee Club 3.43 Class Ofiicer 33 Color Guard 2,334 IRVING MOSES Moe Academic Honor Roll 1,2.3,43 Home Room Ofhcer 23 Hi-Y 33 Minstrel 33 Freshman Scholastic Club 13 Dramatics 43 Palmer Davis Award 3. U eezer Aftldttllllf Perfect Attendance 23 Home Room Ofhcer 1.2.3,43 Hi-Y. 3.43 Ofhcer 4g Freshman Scho- lastic Club 13 Football Scrubs 2. Varsity 3,43 Yearbook Photographic Editor 43 Baseball 2.3.4. PAUL MUCHLER Srefg General Home Room Officer 43 Freshman Scholastic Club 13 Yearbook Art Department 4. RUTH MUCHLER Rudy Commercial Minstrel 233,43 Dramatics 43 Shawnee Arrow Typing Staff 43 Football Stand Committee 43 Yearbook Business Staff 43 Make-Up-Artist 3,43 Girls' Chorus 2,3343 Kiwanis Chorus 3. gurus. MARY MYERS Mary Academic Perfect Attendance 3,43 Y-Teens 1,33 Min- stel 2,33 Band 3,43 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1323 Orchestra 3. fi VITO PAULAUSKAS Speede Commercial Band 3.4. ROBERT PISCOTTY Bob Commercial Perfect Attendance 1.2.33 Hi-Y 3,43 Minstrel 13 Shawnee Arrow Typing Staff 43 Football Stand Committee 43 Baseball 2,3,4. JUDITH PROCHASKA judy Commercial Perfect Attendance 2 yearsg Home Room Officer 13 jr, Thespian Society 13 Shawnee Arrow Editorial Staff 2.3.43 Shawnee Arrow Business Staff 3.43 Shawnee Arrow Typing Staff 43 Shawnee Arrow Columnist 233,43 Shawnee Arrow Copy Editor 3.43 Library Club 43 Yearbook Typing Staff 43 Head Typist 43 Band 1.2.3,4Q Girls' Chorus 1,43 Honor Roll 2.3. VIRGINIA PRZYBYLSKI Vifg Academic Perfect Attendance 5 yearsg Y-Teens 1.3.43 Library Club 3,43 Yearbook Business Staff 43 Hall Clerk 13 Band 3,43 Girls' Chorus 2,3,43 Glee Club 3.4. v 'J' DOROTHY NOVAK ' Dot Amdemir Honor Roll 1233.43 Perfect Attendance 1 yearg Home Room Ofhcer 2.3: Y-Teens 133,43 Minstrel 2,343 Dramatics 2.33 Basketball Stand Committee 2.3.43 Library Club 3.43 Yearbook Representative 2,33 Yearbook Business Staff 4g Majorette 2.3.43 Drum Majorette 43 Girls' Chorus 13 Glee Club 43 Assembly Usher 4. ROBERT OGIN Rabbit Afademzr Perfect Attendance 1,23 Track 1,2.3,43 Hall Clerk 13 Wrestling 132.53 Flag Attendant 34 hs, WALTER F. POPKOWSKI, JR. Walt Commercial Perfect Attendance 33 Hi-Y 3,43 Home Room Officer 1. BARBARA POTERA Barb Academic Home Room Officer 1.2.3343 Minstrel 23 Library Club 43 Officer 43 Hall Clerk 34 Girls' Chorus 2,33 Glee Club 13 Ofhcer 1 Spelling Prize. .4-Q I . ROMAINE RASIMOVICZ ROBERT PUCHALSKI li' fi Gt m 1.11 Home Room Othcer 23 H1-Y 3.41 Minstrel sg Freshman Scholastic Club 13 Football Scrubs Zg Basketball Scrubs 25 Track 2 THOMAS RAGUKONIS Reggie Academic Perfect Attendance 1.3. fl av -oi - :f ' -5' A TERESA RAKUS T765 Academic Honor Roll 2.35 Home Room Oficer 3: Y-Teens 4g Library Club 3.4g Hall Clerk 4g Girls' Chorus 3.4g Minstrel 3.4g Band 1,25 Oratorical Contest 4g Glee Club 4. DAVID REESE ee te 1' Academic Band 1.2.34 LORETTA C. ROBERTS Layer Com 111 Fflfirll Honor Roll 2,3,4g Perfect Attendance 3 yearsg Home Room Officer 43 Y-Teens 1.3,-13 Minstrel 2.3.4g Shawnee Arrow Typing Staff 41 Football Stand Committee 43 Yearbook Business Editor 43 Girls' Chorus 3.4L GIGS Club 5.4. . ? 5 . '..f 'Q ir Romaine Amdsrmr Honor Roll 1.2.3.-11 Perfect Attendance 3 years: Home Room Officer 1.2.45 Y-Teens 3,4g Minstrel 2.3.43 Library Club 3,4g Girls' Chorus 1,2.3,4g Glee Club 1,33 Kiwanis Chorus 3. 6 if K. FRANK ROGERS Funk Academia Honor Roll 1.23 Perfect Attendance 2 yearsg Home Room Othcer 2g Hi-Y 3.43 Freshman Scholastic Club 11 Dramatics 11 Basketball Scrubs 1.21 Basketball Varsity 3.43 Track 7 34 VF A 1 rl -.Y, g . .W. w.rd lg Ct or Guard 3.4: lr, Thespian Society 1 JOSEPH ROMANSKI jae C0!1l7IZt1'fI.l! Honor Roll 35 Perfect Attendance 1 yearg Home Room Officer 3: Band 1,2,3.4. I w:-S' JOAN SAKIEWICZ jmmie Cfimmerrial Perfect Attendance 3 yearsg Shawnee Arrow Business Staff 43 Girls' Chorus 3.43 Glee Club 3.4. ALICE SALUSKI Alire Cunzmerrial Honor Roll 1,2.3.43 Minstrel 2.33 Shawnee Arrow Typing Staff 43 Football Stand Com- mittee 43 Library Club 43 Hall Clerk 43 Girls' Chorus 33 Glee Club 3. 'i 'rf -0 5' ELEANOR SIBERSKI El Afademir Honor Roll 2.33 Home Room Officer 1.2.33 Y-Teens 12.3.43 Y-Teen Officer 1.43 School Play 23 Minstrel 2.33 jr. Thespian Society 13 Dramatics 23 Football Stand Committee 4g Library Club 43 Yearbook Literary Staff 43 MICHAEL RUK Mike C0771fI761'L'f.ll Band 1.2.3.43 Orchestra 1 year, ROBERT RUMINSKI Bouncer Commerrirzl Perfect Attendance 3 yearsg Freshman Scho- lastic Club 13 Football Stand Committee 4. ROSE MARIE SHENTO Rorie Commercial Perfect Attendance 1 yearg Shawnee Arrow Typing Staff 43 Football Stand Committee 43 Hall Clerk 4. ELEANOR SHEVOCK El Afddflillf Honor Roll 1.2.31 Perfect Attendance 1 yearg Y-Teens 3.43 Minstrel 33 jr, Thespian Society 13 Dramatics 1.2.33 Assembly Usher 43 Library Club 43' Yearbook Business Staff 43 Girls' Chorus 2.3.4. American Legion Auxiliary Award. STANLEY SIBERSKI Suu' Academic Honor Roll 23 Perfect Attendance 1 year3 Home Room Officer 1,43 Hi-Y 3.-ig Minstrel 3,43 Freshman Scholastic Club 13 Dramatics 13 Football Varsity 3.43 Scrubs 23 Basketball Varsity 3,43 Scrubs 1.23 Track 2.3.43 Fire Squad 43 Hall Clerk 43 Glee Club 3.4. M JOHN STRAW PATRICIA ANN SMITH I Amdt mn' Honor Roll 13 Home Room Officer I1 Y- ens 1.3,-lg Y-Tun Olhcer I3 Sthool Play R.-1 Minstrel 2.31 lr. Thespian Society IL Dr.im.itics 53 Library Club -11 Hall Clerk 23 Cirls Chorus 33 Glee Club 3. LLICILLE SINIULSKI Lou C07717IlEf'!'l,J,! Honor Roll 2.4: Y-Teens 3,43 Minstrel 2.3.43 Shawnee Arrow Typing Staff 43 Foot- ball Stand Committee -lg Library Club 43 Girls' Chorus 2.3.-lg Glee Club 3. A --lr 4 cd var U' eed Academic Honor Roll 13 Perfect Attendance 1 year3 Hi-Y 3,43 School Play 33 Minstrel 3,43 Fresh- man Scholastic Club 1g Dramatics 1.33 Foot- ball Stand Committee 43 Football Varsity 33 Football Scrubs 13 V,F.W. Award 13 Band Announcer 43 Glee Club 3.43 Kiwanis Chorus 33 Class Officer 13 Baseball Manager 132.33 Stage Hand 13 District Chorus 4. WALTER SWEETRA U al1 Academic Perfect Attendance 1 yearg Hall Clerk 43 Baseball 2, 4 C57 LORETTA STECH Lm-erm Cnnzmerciaf Honor Roll 3.43 Home Room Officer 43 Y-Teens 43 Library Club 4. DOROTHY JEAN STEEVER jam Covzmerrhl Honor Roll 1,2.3,43 Perfect Attendance 1 yearg Home Room Officer 23 Y-Teens 1.3.43 School Play 2.43 Minstrel 1,2343 -Ir. Thespian Society 13 Dramatics 1.2.43 Shawnee Arrow Editorial Staff 2,3343 Shawnee Arrow Business and Typing Staff 3.43 Shawnee Arrow Colum- nist 2.3.43 Basketball Stand Committee 1.23 Shawnee Arrow Copy Editor 3.43 Library Club 3.43 Yearbook Literary Staff 43 Arion Music Foundation Award 13 Band 6 yearsg Girls' Chorus 1.2.33 Glee Club 2,33 Kiwanis Chorus 33 Orchestra 33 Oratorical Contest 4. 3 l CARL SWIN SKI C ar! Academic Perfect Attendance 1 yearg Home Room Officer 1,23 Hi-Y 3,43 Minstrel 233,43 Fresh- man Scholastic Club 13 Basketball Scrubs 13 Basketball Varsity 2,3,43 Track 43 Fire Squad 43 Kiwanis Chorus 33 Class Officer 33 Color Guard 3.43 Chapel Accompanist 13233343 Glee Club 4. ALICE TIMINSKI Alice Commercial Honor Roll 3,43 Perfect Attendance 2 yearsg Y-Teens 3,43 Shawnee Arrow Editorial Staff 33 Shawnee Arrow Business and Typing Staff 43 Shawnee Arrow Columnist 2.33 Football Stand Committee 43 Library Club 43 Hall Clerk 13 Glee Club 1. levi x 1 ,,,, ,L ff A 'X txt! .Y .U 'Ali MICHAEL LOUIS WINNICKI Zgfh Academic Hi-Y 3,43 Minstrel 2.3.43 Football Varsity 3,43 Football Scrubs 23 Fire Squad 43 Hall Clerk 43 Glee Club 2,3343 Baseball 3,43 Basket- ball Varsity 4. LOIS WOLFE Lo Commercial Y-Teens 13 Minstrel 3,43 Shawnee Arrow Typing Staff 43 Girls' Chorus 2,3,4. S Q- T EVELYN VISHNER Yogie Academic Home Room Officer 2.43 Shawnee Arrow Editorial Staff 2.3.43 Shawnee Arrow Business Staff 43 Shawnee Arrow Columnist 2.3.43 Football Stand Committee 43 Shawnee Arrow Secretary 3.43 Library Club 3,43 Make-Up Artist 2.3.43 Girls' Chorus 1. GLEN WEAVER Wea1.f C om mercirzl Shawnee Arrow Typing Staff 43 Football Stand Committee 4. JOHN A YANUSHKA Eafr Academrc Home Room Officer 12 34 H Y 34 Officer 4 School Play 24 Minstrel 234 Freshman Scholastic Club 1 lr Thespian Society 1 Dramatics 12 34 Football Stand Committee 4 Hall Clerk 2 American Lcgion Auxiliary Award Glee Club 2 34 Kiwanis Chorus 2 3 Class Officer 2 4 Honor Roll 1 Oratorical Contest 4. PATRICIA YUSTAT ia at C f mm ercial Y-Teens 1.3' Shawnee Arrow Typing Staff 43 Yearbook Typing Staff 43 Hall Clerk 13 Girls' Chorus 12.3.43 Glee Club 3. BARBARA ZAWATSKI Barb Commercial Honor Roll 33 Perfect Attendance 5 years3 Home Room Otiicer 2.3.43 jr. Thespian So- ciety lg Dramatics 13 Shawnee Arrow Typing Staff 4g Hall Clerk 13 Cheerleader 23,43 Minstrel 4, FRED ZOLTEWICZ Pretzel Academic Perfect Attendance 4 yearsg Home Room Omfff 41 Hi-Y 3.43 School Play 33 Freshman Scholastic Club 13 Basketball Manager 2.3.43 Arion Music Award 13 Band 1,2.3.43 Officer 43 Orchestra 1.233343 Leader 1. .S ANTHONY ZUBRIS Tom .rlmdc vm' Perfect Attendance 2 ycarsz Home Room Oticer 1.4: HLY SAL Oticer 41 Freshman Scholastic Club 1: Fnnrball Varsity 1.25.45 Track 1.2.3511 Fire Squad 43 WTC-stling 2. A X3 saga. 6 kan! Are you loft, Louife? lVe put fha! lbere!!! n V K f : Looking forzfanl fo fbe fzzlnre. W ' 4 A1 SW N447 The world of Willy Sbakefpeare Now, 1biJ i1 a refrigerator. 'X XA N - ... 95 Mr. A7Idl'Ell .4 moderrz nrt crchool. Kan, 'ff SENIUR GLASS SUNG QR aroL Bonham E.h1oRlCS muse aynl A A gin New Thi 'UMC HA5' C939 FOR FIAT INS' WBMKST SIJ A Jltu To all Nnu oqk H, L, Schu Shnw Hee A Amsr The WQLJ Mu. 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Q , 2. - ' fi f . rapt . l 9 ' - - Y I :-AEI: :'-E-, IEP F E H , Y , --J v 39 CLASS OFFICERS Let lo Ri bl: lolin Potoski, Treasurerg ean Byczkowski, Secretaryg 3 . J 'lhomas Post. Presidentg Barbara Gromniak, Vice-President. MISS GRlEFITH'S HOME ROOM Fifi! Raza: Miss Grithths, Lynn Butt- man. Donald Benesch. Thomas Howard. Paul Dwyer, Leon Cygannwski. Tetl Dreviige, Ray Frey, Joseph Bialek. Str- mid Rim: Dick Bolen, Phil Cook, Hai'- ry Croop, john Gavenonis, Jerome Bi-inzo, Elmer jones, john Chervenitski. Robert Bogdon. Tbird Row: Evan Ken- nedy, Alfred Barziloski, Yorath Evans, john Hoch. Robert Fera, joseph Kalifut. 4 is iw am . Q, CLASS 0F 1958 Highly interested in high school affairs, the present junior class started its journey through high school in the fall of 1954. As their leaders they chose Thomas Post, President, Barbara Gromniak, Vice-President, Patricia Szakalun, Secretary, and Raymond Marchakitus. Treasurer. Many of these eager students joined the glee club, dramatics, Freshman Scholastic Club, the band, and various sports. Patricia Szakalun, Lois Herha, Carol Jones, and Nancy Thomas where chosen as cheerleaders. Wfhen they entered the high school as sophomores, they chose Paul Dwyer, Patricia Szakalun, Nancy Thomas, and john Potoski, as their leaders. Rita Popkowski, Henrietta Tom. kiewicz, Darlene Mont, and Margaret Groh- lewski were chosen as majorettes. These stu' dents were active in school affairs and left many fond memories behind as they took one more step toward graduation. As juniors they chose President, Thomas Postg Vice-President, Barbara Gromniakg Secre- tary, 'lean Byczkowskig and Treasurer, john Potoski. Many students joined the Y-Teens and the Hi-Y and participated in other activities. l MR. MILLARD'S HOME ROOM Fmnl Rong lefl In fight: Eddie Novack. Ralph Lewis, Dave Ostrowski, Leonard Piperno. Robert Pollard, Andrew Petsu, Thomas McTag,ue, Thomas Polanowski. Middle Row: Mr. Millard, Robert Kmush. Richard Kraynak, Thomas Nicholls, john Polanchak, Anthony Pio. trowski. Chet Mrugal, Ronald Ostrow- sl-ci, Bernard Kollariclc. Andrew Kras- navage. Bare Razr: Henry Mertis. john Lul-casavage. Ray Marchakitus. Iohn Oak- schunas. George Malesky. MR. COHEN'S HOME ROOM From Rou-, lr-ff Io rrgbzz Mr. Cohen, john Sipper, jack Rudnicki. Thomas Rakaczexvski. joe Racavage. Ted Savage. Iohn Zafia. john Potoski. Phillip XY'e.tv- er. Second Roux Leonard Senclzia. Thom- as Pugh. john Pritchard. Thomas Post. George Simms. Sheldon Thomas. Dom- inick Wasileski. Third Rau: blames Romashko. Albert Wfasley. Danny Shamanski, Kenny Thomas, Harry Wolfe, Thomas Roman. joe Prego, MISS CURRAN'S HOME ROOM Fir-.rl Roux left to rrglal: Sandra Krav- nack. Beth Klavonski, Arlene Karamon. Geraldine Palo. Elizabeth Purnell, Linda Hearing. Evelyn Hules, Darlene Mont. Sttvnrd Razr: Margaret Michaels, Mar- garet Kotch. Georgia Murphy, Mary Lou Pointek. Carol Lee Jones. Virginia Kmush. Mary Ann Karpinski. Miss Cur- ran. Tbrrd Rout Lois jean Hreha, Lor- raine Kravabloski. Frances Ikiasavage. Constance Kosicki, Ioan jaikes. Rita Popkowslci. Patricia Phil lips. r' A 1 6,52 MISS KITCHENER'S HOME ROOM Frrrz Roug lefz lo rigbt: Anne Butwin, Anita Boyes. Jeanne Byczkowslci, Bertha Ertz. Anne Chervy, Carolyn Gluc. Frances Dopko. Second Razr: Barbara Gromnialc, Denah Abrams, -Iuely Eck- hart. Miss Kitchener. Dorothy Bush, Cynthia Cooper. Diane Davis. Tftrm' Rout Carol Broocly. Margie Beclziecki. lane Dugan. Barbara Finn, Margaret Groblewski. Keren Beven, Diane Burke. I , Q' MRS, ANSPACI-lER'S HOME ROOM Fir-.rt Rau. lefr zo rrgbz: Dorothy Xwylie. -lane Schact, Nancy Thomas. Peggy Roberts. Carol Thompson. Patsy Youells. Marie Vfanyo. Lucille Thomas. Sharon Stevens. Serwzri Rau: Mary Yarmolo- Xicz. -ludy Todd. Patsy Szchakalum. Dorothy Rodgoski. Lorraine Wanipole, Mrs. Anspacher. Rita Sipper. Bernadine Rynciewicz, Mary L'rban. Marie Sweetra. Janet Simms. Abram when jvrrzrrre zr.rr :air-fr: Henrietta Tomkievvicz, Rose Marie Shento. ' --eu MR. LACEK'S HOME ROOM Fir-rf Row, Jeff to riglal: Charles Natitus. Boyd Myers, Thomas Meyers. Paul Krashnak, Jerome Kenger. Jerome Krefski, hlitchel hfilewski, Williani Michael, Joseph Kisslo. Second Roux lohn Keefe Raymond O in Michael , . g . Krashnavage, Andrew Krashnak. john Minuski, joseph Mytych, Roynald Kray- riak, joseph Karavis, William Owen. Third Rau: Mr. Lacek, Michael Kras- navage, Benjamin Miller, Francis Land- messer, Ioseph Mazur, William Millard. Michael Oktisuk, Frank Koprowski, John Madrack. Joseph Mrusko. Ab.l6Hl rrbwz picture unix mken: joseph Makos. 4 X!! 7 -1 MR. EVANS HOME ROOM FUJI Roux leff to right: George Gocek. Iohn Alden, Bill Edwards, joseph Gil- lespie. Arthur Hakim. Donald Dwyer. Harry Carver, Billy Buckley, Alfred Hopkins. Second Razz: David jones. Barry Bryant. Wlalter Ciolek, Ioseph Groblewski. Harry Hillard. ,lohn Huda- cek. Billy Davis. -lohn Howells, Edward Bichaukas, Third Rau: George Chipo- nis. Donald Fine, George Bradshaw, Samuel Cooper, Steven Gerko, jacob Hopkins, Wfilliam Betcher. Thomas jones, Mr, Evan. Abrfazlz james Best- ider. VNFHII Y l -RQ lea -V 'if-A. MR. KlLLlAN'S HOME ROOM Firrr Roux left fo right: Jane Budzinski. lane Borland, Ann Marie Drayage. Christine Bialogawicz, Bonnie Dwyer. Marbeth Evans, Barbara Dempsey. ,ludith Borland. Serfnzd Razr: Catherine Barber. Helen Cebula. Judy Bencho. Helen Belcher, Virginia Chabala, Dor- othy Cooper, Carol Bonning, Virginia Bonewicz. Third Row: Pat Gromniak. Barbara Gabriel. Elaine Adams, ,loan Antisavage, Anna Brinzo, Barbara Bog. don, Janice Egenski, Mr. Killian, . . .lll!Yl??17i lll'i 31315 l sl 3 MR. GRYNAVISKYS HOME ROOM Fin! Row, lefz la righlz Paul Pointek. john Tkach, Henry Yablonski, Robert Turchen, Harold Shepherd, Albert Romanoski, Gerald Wolfe, Kenneth Rowlands, Frederick Shugar. Second Rout Daniel Zeroka, George Urban, joseph Truskoski, Edward Zavatski, Harry Reese, Philip Vanesko, Howard Stubblebine. Michael Waligorski. Third Rauf Mr. Grynaviski, Thomas Romash- ko, Robert Stitzer, Ronald Pavlick, Dav- id Will. August Pascoe, Peter Sikora. Ralph Phillips. 'W CLASS 0F 1959 With their goal of graduation one step nearer, the sophomores were warmly wel, comed into the Senior High School. The freshman leaders who led the class closer on their forward march were: president, Wil- liam Millardg vice-president, Theresa Pacewiczg secretary, Mary Regalisg treasurer, William Owens. The class of 1959 has supported many important school activities, Many girls joined the Y-Teens for the first time. Many boys participated in sports and were supported by their cheerleadersg Bonnie Dwyer, Marbeth Evans, Peggy Thomas, Martha Morris and also by their majorettes: Virginia Bonewitz, Pat Gromniak, Betty Masloski and Rosemary Mikalonis. ln their sophomore year, they elected as their leaders: president, Arthur Hakimg vice- president, Mary Regalisg secretary, Mary 'Ionesg treasurer, Thomas Jones. Like other classes of the past, 'the class of 1959 is looking forward to bigger and better things in the future. ff' MR. NOBLE'S HOME ROOM Fifa! Row: Mary Regalis. Lois Shyman- ski, Michalene Rakaczewski, Anna Son- kiewicz, Margaret Thomas. Mary Ann Truskoski Second Rau Mar Ann Ster . . y - owski. Theresa Stiber. Irene Romashko. ' a Barbara Toporcer, Barbara Roberts, Jes. sie Reppy, Ruth Ann Raclgoski. Third ,, Rout Jeanette Sendzia. Lucia Zafia. Maxine Tomkus, Lorraine Ragukonis. Pat Ropetski, Ruth Ann Scoveil. Sylvia Semonaitus. Bernadine Thomashefski. Mr. Noble. we-fi CLASS OFFICERS Left lv Right: Thomas jones, Treasurerg Mary jones, Secretaryg Miry Regalis, Vice-Presidentg Arthur Hakim, President. MISS WHARMBY'S HOME ROOM Fira! Razr: joyce Luciano, Patricia Kelly, Joan Luciano. Felicia Perlick, Dorothy Prego, Evelyn Pepe. Roberta Mikina. Betty Masloski. Sefond Row: Lfartha Morris, Rosemary Milcolanis. Hope Howells. Florence Popkowski, Rose- mary McClosekey. Ruth Ann Kennedy. Mary jones, joan Olshefski, Barbara jones, Miss Warmby, Third Rout jewel Niznik, Theresa Pacewicz, joan McNey. Iune McNey, Sandra Miller, Charlotte Partington. Caryl Mergo. Rachel Mahon. 5- CLASS OFFICERS Let lo righz: joan Stires. Secretaryg Diane Post, Vice-Presidentg Robert Tomkiewicz, Presidentg Thomas Prochaska, Treasurer. GLASS 0F 1960 Starting their four year journey toward graduation, the freshmen started by carefully choosing Robert Tomkiewicz as president. Diane Post as vice-president, joan Stires as secretary, and Thomas Prochaska as treasurer. These enthusiastic freshmen showed a great interest in school affairs. Many of the young girls joined the Y-Teens, under the supervision of Miss Ethel Cooper. Some of them showed their talent in music. They participated in the high school band, under the direction of Mr. Donald Will, and in the Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Esther Burk. These eager students also took part in various sports. The class of '60, having successfully com- pleted their first year, is now ready to take the next step toward its goal. MR. THOMAS' HOME ROOM Fin! Row, left 10 right: Stanley Shusta, Stanley Sadowski, Richard Wascalus, Daniel Radgoski, Walter Serahn, Mark Wnek. john Tensa, john Ruddy. Sammi Row: john Puterbaugh, Richard Purnell, Walter Voychak, Robert Regalis, Robert Wychulis, Peter Pokego, Jerome Roberts, Ben Picton, Robert Thomas. Third Rau : joseph Subache, joseph Shimkus. Lean- ord Tomchak. Thomas Prochaska, Thom- as Zawadski, Edward Winnicki, Williarii Straw. Pali xl 11 MR DAVIS HOME ROOM Fzrrl Row left to ngbt Joseph Luka witch Frank Krasnavage Peter Mask Anthony Pechulis ,I P McAndrevs joseph Maseychik Tony Kowalski Rob ert jenkins Serond Rau Charles Much ler Robert Padchck Charles Kraynack William Iones, john McHugh, William Keating. Edmund jenkins, Ben Mazur. Third Rout Mr, Davis, joseph Mikush. Earl Miller, Raymond Novitski, Joseph Petrosky, Frank Mazur. Michael Mras. Robert Kendig. Abyenlz David jaikes, ETHEL COOPER'S HOME ROOM Fifi! Row, left lo riglvl: David Cosslett, john Di Guiseppi, William Dempsey. Charles Boyes, john Dempsey, Ierry Hummel. Lawrence Bezclziecki, Williani Dervinis. Serorzd Rau: James Fitser. Frank Basta, Thomas Grella, Edward Grynavitski, joseph Caffrey. Charles Arnone, Ethel Cooper. Third Roux David Angielski, David Hettinger, Iohn Dopko, Andrew Bencho, Bruce Gunder- man, john Gregg. MISS BAUER'S HOME ROOM Fifi! Roux left to riglalz Dorothy Davis, Alacquelyn Gabriel, Betsey Hodgson. Mary DeGiuseppe, Elaine Fisher, Marie Grasso, Mary Ann Chervenitski, janet Bubryckie. Karen Chervenitski. Second Rauf: Celestine Bauer, Barbara Britzke, Diane Dwyer. Renee Heidel, Barbara Brinzo. Janet Gurko. Leila Gal. lagher, Barbara Good, Rosemary Gre- vera. Marlene Haracz. Third Razr: Dor- othy Andraka, Frances Basso. Claire Fine, Fay Andenno, Mary Hosey, Lor- raine Augustinski, Lillian Bodzio. J. BAKUN'S HOME ROOM Fifi! Row, left In figbt: Susan Upton, Rita Zafia, Lorraine Wolfe, Lorraine Volukonis. Shirley Simmons, Janice Upton, Sylvia Stubblebine. Diane Osh- irak, joan Stires, joan Regalis. Srrroml Rout Sharon Petcaugh. Patricia Patter- son. Janice Reese, Rita Rodgoski, Mich- alene Zagora, Dorothy Ruminsl-ci. Ann Werhun, Marie Shutloclc. Barbara Verry. Patricia Olexy, I. Bakun, Third Rong Diane Post. Carol Olcxy, Elaine Swinski. Barbara Yuscavage, Eleanor Redilcer. Marv Tkach, Patricia Wolfe, Catherine Wnuk. Donna Recicar, MISS BURK'S HOME ROOM Firyf Roux Iefl to fighlz Patsy Nefski, Gloria Mazur, Rosemary Krystopa. Ruth jones. Patsy Krystofik, Ruth Natitus. Mary Hules, Barbara Mazur. Roberta Humes, Second Rout Geraldine Lutz. Yvonne Nadwodney, Beverly Mikulski. Betty Loke. Margaret Ionovitch. Loretta Krystofolsky, Sandra Kotulak, Marilyn Kautter, Miss Burk. Third Roux Rita Karowski, Carol Kluchinski, Jean juba, Sara jones. Gertrude Hughes. xx N il gf ' 3 if s v. .- -' . .:. . .,. , .. u 0 fg 3 . ,V 73 :: ,1- ,, , f if yy A 1 , -If . gri 1 I 1 O ACTIVITIES . . f f X---x Vx Wx .., YEARBDOK The 1937 Slmwnee Arrow Yenrbook u.15 tompletetl untler the k.lP.ll7lC lL'.1LlClSlllP ol' Ben Grell.1 .15 etlitor-inftliieli, A55i51ing1 lien Grell.1 were Pri5eill.1 lxl.lZLll' .15 liter.1ry etlitorg Lore1t.1 Roherm .15 lnu5i- ne55 lU.ll'l.1g,fL'fQ Vludy Proth.15k.1 .15 he.1tl of the typing 5t.1hfg Neil Amtiur .15 SIWOFIS etli- torg Alhert Dohrow11l5ki .mtl Bill Mom- vin5l-zi .15 pliotographic etlitor5g Mit'li.1el Cru5ch .mtl ljtllll Muchler .15 .irt COUlISLllf.1llIS, Euch of the5e had .1 5t.1ti of u.1p.1hle students, willingly spentling l'U.l11y hours of hard work to make this yeurhook a SLICLLCSS. They reteived proper guitlunte under the excellent supervision of Mr. Leland Bennett .ind Mi55 Elizilueth Nealon. tt! C7 .N , 5 J SQL TYPING STAFF-Lfff 10 riglalz Marlene Cmiel. Lorraine Kraynitk, Pat Yustiit Gail I-lillard. Seated: Judy Prochaska, W-1 LITERARY STAFF - Sf.I7ZdfIIg, lefl Io figlif: Eleanor Siberski. Neil Amdur. Anne Cebula, Billy Moravinski. Dorothy jean Steever, Albert Dobro- walski. Sealed: Eleanor Ann Dugan, Priscilla Mazur. Q. A 1 M h 9 13:1 l an jf ,gk , . ' fi ,T ,132 . i 4 We Q iii 5 2 NFL BEN GRELLA Editor-in-Cbiff X 'K BUSINESS STAFF - siwffifg, lffz if. right: Melvin Coheni Arthur Fisher. Virginia Pryzbilski, Evelyn Vishner. Loretta Roberts. Seafedz Dorothy Novak, Ruth Muchler. TYPING STAFF-Fifi! Roux frfl fo right: Lucille Smulski. Gail Hillartl Sefond Rout Loretta Roberts, Rachel Angeles, I.orr.tine Kraynak. 'I'fv!m' Ron: Rose Mary Dombroski, Marlene Cmiel, Anne Cebula. Ifffzzrlfa Ron: Melvin Cohen, jean Steever, Miss Bartells. Iuely Prochaska. EDITORIAL STAFF - Leif! In riglvlg Lorraine Kraynak, Paul Muchler. -ludy Prochzislcii. Michael Crusch, Neil Amdur. Carol Kluchinski. Dorothy .lean Steever, Barbara Lori: BARBARA LORF Edftffr'-X21-Chef lOL'RXALlSBf CLASS f F214 Ron, left fo rigblz Carol Bonning, Judy Eclv hart, Mary Regalis. Barbara Lore. Ca:-il Kluchiriski, Ssrmid Rau: Dianne Burk Ann Truskoski. Pat Grumniak. 7'lm'i.1 Rim: Barbara jones. Cynthia Cooper. Marie Wllnyo. Pat Szalcalun, Fff1w.'f'i Rout Betty Maslowsl-ci, Barbara Demp- sey' Mary Yarmolowicz. Ioan Antisaxpige St.mdir1g: Mr. Noble. Neil Amdur. Mr Mask, jean Ste-ever. Judy Prochaska. SHAWNEE ARROW Plymouth High Sehools Newspaper, the Shawnee Arrow, has proven to be one of its main features. Uneler the leadership of l5.irlv.ira Lore as editor-in-chief, it has spot- litulitetl the exents in PHS, and has pro- tlutetl interesting .irritles on various sub- ietts, lwesitles lleaturingmany ofthe students' news. Assisting Barln.ir.t were lfvelyn Vishner .is setretary, Neil Aintlur as sports etlitor. Carol Klutliinsl-ci .is heatlline etlitor, jutly Proc- li.isk.t .intl .lean Steeier .is copy etlitors .intl Nlitlittel Crustli, Paul Muchler, and Lar- r.une Kraynalq .is artists, Atlvisinle the stan' on the publishing of the Shawnee Arrow were faculty members, Miss May Bartells. Mr. Wfilliam Noble. Mr, john Q. Mask, and Mr. Gilbert Romanoski. D' if 9 - rw CLUB -FTE SENIOR HI-Y OFFICERS - Sealed. Iefl ro righzz Edward Krefski, Bill Mor- avinski. S1,mdiu,e: Frank Dempsey, john Yanushka, Anthony Zubris, Ben Grella. The Hi-Y Club is a great asset to Ply- mouth High School. The boys who are members of this club are a select group who are active in school affairs and are good school citizens. The Hi-Y purpose is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and com- munity, high standards of Christian living. '5- SENIOR HI-Y-Firrl Row: Anthony Zubris, john Yanushka, Edward Krefski, Benjamin Grella, Frank Dempsey, William Moravinski. Second Raw: Mr. Evans, Gilbert Davis, Walter Popkowski, Robert Clark, Neil Amdur, George Carr, Ronald Belleba. Arthur Fisher. Third Row: John Kratz, Malcolm Meyer, Robert Bezdziecki, joseph Gorko, Stanley Mazur, Harold jones, Robert Lewis, Delbert Kisbaugh. Fourzh Row: Robert Puchalski, Robert Piscotty, Robert Beleski, Fred Zoltewicz, Melvin Cohen, Carl Swinski, Michael Winnicki. Fifth Rout David Hughes, john Straw, Elwin Ertz, joseph Markiewicz, Frank Rogers, Stanley Siberski, Albert Dobrawalski. JUNIOR HI-Y-Fin! Row, lefl to right: Robert Kmush, Sheldon Thomas, john Potoski, Leon Cyganoski, David Ostrowski, Paul Dwyer, Donald Benesch, jack Rudnicki, Edward Novack, Lynn Buttman, Thomas Polonowski, Ralph Lewis, Yorath Evans, Serorzd Row: Thomas Post, Richard Bolen, joseph Prego, Raymond Fry, Robert Bogdon, joseph Bialek, George Simms, john Gavenonis, Jerome Brinzo, Andrew Petsu, Harry Croop, Elmer Jones, and Mr. Evans, Third Rauf jack Hock, Robert Fera, Raymond Marchakitus, Thomas Pugh, joseph Kalafut. Thomas Nicholls, Ronald Ostrowski, Leonard Sendzia, john Pritchard, Alfred Barzeloski, john Polonchak, Anthony Piotrowski, George Malesky, and Kenneth Thomas. ,,.,.-v uu11Q arf' X . Firrl Rout Miss Wharmby, Peggy Dwyer, Barbara Coburn, Alice Timinski, Rachael Angelus, Eleanor Shevock, Louise Craig. Patsy Smith, Dorothy Novak, Loretta Robert, Marlene Cmiel, Eleanor Ann Dugan. Second Row: Loretta Stech. Carol Bonham, Romaine Rasimovicz, Lucille Smulski, Jessie Gesek, Ruth Burkowski, Teresa Rakus, Virginia Pryzybylski, Blanche Augustinski. Jean Steever. Third Raul: Barbara Lore, Carol Kluchinski, Janice Lee Bevan, Lily Kibildis, Eleanor Siborski, Priscilla Mazur, Louise Payne. Abreni: Marie Gris- cavage, Connie Andruka, Fi:-it Row: Miss Wharrnby, Geraldine Palo, Ann Butwin, Mary Yarmolowicz, Peggy Michaels, Virginia Kmush. Beth Klavonski, Diane Davis, Sharon Stevens, Marie Wanyo, Nancy Thomas, Janet Sims. Second Row: Ann Chervenitski, Lois Jean Hreho, Barbara Gromniak, Mary Ann Karpinski, Anita Boyes, Linda Hearing. Henrietta Tomkiewicz, Pat Szakalun, Mary Urban, Marie Sweetra. Third Row: Rita Popkowski, Jane Dugan, Margie Bezdziecki, Cynthia Cooper, Carol Lee Jones, Darlene Mont, Judith Eckhart, Jean Byzckowski. Fourzla Row: Joan Jaikes, Georgia Murphy, Carol Jean Broody, Barbara Ann Finn, Lorraine Kravablonski, Margie Kotch, Judy Todd, Lorraine Wampole. TEENS Y-TEEN OFFICERS-Sealed: Darlene Mont, Carol Bonham. Slanding: Bar- bara Nan Coburn, Marlene Cmiel, Jane Schacht, Eleanor Siberski, Barbara Lore, Diane Davis, Peggy Dwyer. Senior, junior, and sophomore girls en. joyed another active year in the Plymouth High School Y-Teens club. The highlight of the year was the Christ- mas Prom, sponsored annually by the Val- ley ,Y-Teens. Coughlin High School was the site of this year's Prom. Near the close of the term, pins were given to senior members, while junior members received emblems. 46 NU Ol:HfQYl,lEi'la, l3.lu.mm Ann ll Dxwltl HugllLl:lttxillbLlilxclmcl Cluxll' . . r , X . . Igejgdtgioxlxinidh Dgllwrx hx YC It ,I ll lu 'r I l'-A 1 A COLOR GUARDS L,-3 l l K l Left 10 Rzgfyli Frank Rogers. ' Dugm. lfiflf mu-Lffl fu Rfgbl: .luscph Kiislu. B.1rb.1r.1 Roberts. hfrlrylm Kxuttur. Prrscrlln Mnzur. lNf,1ry Myers, Ruth Burk- nwbki. Xfylfglllltl l'1'zyl1Iyak1, LuC1llc 'I'lwm.1m, Betsy Hotlgwn. Carol Tlwmpson, Marcy Hoscy. Diane Osluiaalc, -Lrnicu Comer, Charlotte Pntington. lane Sclmct, Mary Lon Pointck. Dorothy Stccxer. Henry Yablonslci. Robert Stitzur. Srrwzd row: Mxric Griscavage, Constance Andraka. Anne Chor- vinitnki. wvlllllllll Edw.11'ds. Joan Minuslci, Riclmrd Xwcrhun. Robert XY'ycl1ulis, Edmund Jenkins. Earl Miller. -lust-plm BAND AND Malcolm Meyer, Daniel Zcrrm- ka. Carl Swinslci, The pride of P. H. S. Hn ar I 1- l??'5r'.'lX ,i' fi'lT'A'lJ f ' Massaker. jeffrey Fritizcr. -lohn Harrison, Wfilliam Kautter. james O'Boyle. Kennety Rowlands, Raymond Frey. Beth Kiavonski. Carol Mergo, -Iudith Todd. Tfazrd mtv: David Hughes. Phillip Cook. Fred Zoltewicz. Robert Lewis, Arthur Fisher. Anthony Petroski, David Will. Joseph Mrusko. Jerome Krefeski. joseph Mikush, Williarn Millard, john Gavenonis. Alfred Barzoloski, john Dopko. David Het- tinger. David Angielski. john Gregg, Peter Sikova. Andrew Petso, Barbara Gromniak, MAJURETTES One of the most outstanding organizations in Plymouth High School is the high school band. This year, under the direction of Mr. Donald Will. it proved to be both outstanding and impressive. The band presented many shows at the football games and participated in many parades. At Christ- mas time, the townspeople were serenaded by the band with instrumental Christmas Carols, The band officers elected were: Robert Lewis. presidentg Eleanor Ann Dugan. vice-presidenti Del- bert Kishbaugh, secretaryg David Hughes. treasurerg and Michael Crusch and Fred Zoltewicz, discipline officers. Finally, .ifter much practice and hard work, the .tnnual concert was presented on May 2 and 5. MAJORFTTES Darlene Mont. Henrietta Kiewicz. Dorothy Novak, Margaret Dwyer. Margaret Groblewski. Louise Graig. Lucille Gardzalla. ,, O 0, ,P pp, 1.1 -n,hl1l 4 . , .D I l'1i R-:ai Nunq' 'l'liinn.ix. Duixitlxy liuxli, Ciriil Bimnlmm, Ruth lSiir'lww- Nlci, Rucliel Maliiin. luis 'lun Hrch.i, line-t Finix Muff l.iiu liiinteli. Ruin Ann Sewell. -lu.in Vlaikew, wlevie Repi-i. lim lliiplwxxwkih llitw: lflnllipx Sliffmf Run l'i'ixcill.1 lhl.lLUl', Ile-.in-ii Ann Dugun. Ylewie Glselc lll.l1FlL' Aelninx. Riiherr Lewis. -Iuhri Sirxiw. Mi' XY'1ll. D.ixiel Hugliu, Lhiixtine Bi.ilugmxicz, l.urr.1ine Ki-.iyn.ik, l4l.uh.ir.i Z.iwgtXki. Diiriirlin Xuxdkv ORCHESTRA The high Qehool oreliestm under the rlireerion of Mr. Doirilel XY'ill. llevuru niurh of its time .inrl etlort toward lllrllillly .issenihly progmnis xiiruesstlil, The Oraliesrm lleserves much credit for the Splenlliel juli they h.1x'e done, The Glee Cluh uneler the Llireetion Of Mr. Don.1lel XY'ill helps to nuke music .1 imirf ol' the stuelenti' liveg through rmisifal rumiiuns, They should he complimented un .1 ich well done throughout the year. Ruff: Marie Grisc.1x'.ige. Sliffigj Run: lJriNcill.1 Maizur. Gecirgm Murpliy. line Dugan. Cirul 'liliiiinpxunr Lucille Tlioin.1Q. 'lfviid Rffll. Lliurei' lxllllgdl, Rui' lfrey. 'lliiii' I9eri'uNki. Toni Pulinowski. Dniel XY'ill cjifnn. Bill lfelxxnirely, Mr. XX'ill. Riimld Ostrowski. Fffni-ni Rffu: Fred Z-iltiexviu, De-lhnrt Kl5llb.1Llgll, B.irh.ir.1 Gromnhilc, ,luely Todd. Fzlflv Rm: Philip Crank. Rulph Lewis. Peter Sikora. Henry Ygiblonski. ,lohn Gnxenunii. Sxnzdfzzg: Robert Lewis, Alfred Barzoloski. Vito Pawl.xuslc.1S. , 3 F11 rl Rau Miss Bartells Loretta Roberts Robert Ruminski. Alice Saluski, Second Rau Carol Bonham Marlene Crniel Ruth Muchler, .lohn Jones. Glen Weaver Eleanor Siberski Lorraine Kmymk Alice Timinslci. Third R u Rose Marie Shento Rose Mary Dombroski Melvin Cohen, John Xanushka Robert Piscotty lucille Smulski Evelyn Vishner. FOOTBALL STAND COMMITTEE Fm! Ron: Rita Zaha. joan Stires. Mary Tkach, Lorraine Volunkonis. Janice Reese, Lillian Bodzio. Miss Borsic, Lorraine Wolfe, Maryann Chervenitski, Marie Grasso. Diane Oshirak, Yvonne Naclwodny. Anna Werham. Serorzd Rout Karen Chervenitski, Barbara Yuscavage, Marlene Haracz, Sylvia Stubblebine, Dorothy Ruminski, Jacqueline Gabriel. Michaeline Zazora, Marie Shutlock, Geraldine Lutz, Sandra Kotulak, Mary Di Giuseppe. Third Rau: Patricia Wolfe, Dorothy Andraka, Pa- tricia Patterson, Elaine Swinski. Barbara Britzlce, jean juba, Sarah jones. Diane Post, Betty Loke, Carol Olexy, Loretta Krystofolsky. l onnromcm. cormasr j j j jean Steever, Lorraine Kraynak, and Teresa Rakus w were the girl finalists chosen to participate in the annual james and Mary McAlarney Oratorical contest. Neil Amdur, john Yanushka, and Melvin Cohen were the male finalists chosen for the competition. Columbus was the selection with which nine senior girls were judged on january 30 when the three finalists where chosen. Fourteen boys were judged on For This We Fought. The male tryouts were held on February 6. Upon becoming a finalist, each person chose a ten minute selection which was then judged in the actual james and McAlarney contest held on Friday, , '1 ' h ' ' . Now. Lmen mrefnllj V... Apri 26 in the sc ool auditorium TERESA RAKUS 7' k A ,Q W F , -1 . i xx , .N j c fx P is X NEIL AMDUR JOHN YANUSHKA -i rf! - ,V ew f1X T? MELVIN COHEN LORRAINE KRUYNAK DOROTHY JEAN STEEVER ...aim ' ,, ,W A Firrt Row, left lo right: John Kratz, Ben Grella, Gil Davis, Ben jenkins, Andy Matov- chak. Second Row: Mr. jones, Harold Jones, Carl Swinski, Tony Zubris, Mike Winnicki, Stan Siberski. Elwin Ertz, Edward Krefski, Mr. Evans. HALL GLERKS This alert group is comprised of ambitious students who serve n very important purpose in our high school. They willingly perform such essential duties as directing visitors, turning on the corridor lights, and numerous duties for Mr. Evans and other faculty members. Selected by Miss Robaczewski and Mr. Evans at the beginning of the year, they have proven to be a reliable asset in the smooth run- ning manner of our school. Firr! Table: Marie Griscavage. Virginia Pryzbilski, Patsy Smith, Alice Saluski. Second T1ble: Dorothy Novak, Eleanor Shevock. Barbara Patera, Rose Mary Dombroski, Theresa Rakus. Priscilla Mazur, Patsy I-lumes. Third Table: Dorothy jean Steever, Anne Cebula, Barbara Lore, Marlene Cmiel. Romaine Rasimovicz, Ruth Burkowski, Lucille Smulski. Carol Kluchinski. Sanding: Loretta Stech. Gail Hillard, Carol Bonham, Eleanor Ann Dugan. Miss Robaczewslci, Miss Wharmby, Eleanor Siberski, Evelyn Visher. 5 Cl T 1155 FIRE SQUAD Efficiency, skill, alertness, and promptness are but a few of the high qualifications the able mem- bers ofthe fire squad fill. With cool calm, they perform a very impor- tant job in Plymouth High School. Sealed: Theresa Ralcus. Smnding: Ruth Burkowslci. Janice Lee Bevan, Edward Krefski, Michael Crush, Dorothy Bush, Stanley Siberski, Barbara Nan Coburn, Denah Abrams. Michael Winnicki, Ron- ald Belleba, Walter Sweetra, john jones. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club, headed by Miss Robaczewski and her assist- ant Miss Wfharmby, has proved to be of invaluable service to Ply. mouth High School. The ollicers are: Barbara Poters, presidentg Barbara Lore, vice- presidentg and Jessie Gesek, secre- tary-treasurer. 51 SENIOR PLAY May 24th found the curtain rising on the scenes of 1910 as the senior class presented its play, I Remember Mama. The story introduces a typical Norwegian family after migration to the United States. Mama and Papa Hanson, portrayed by jean Steever and Billy Moravinski, try to guide their children in making the right decisions. Their children, Katrin, Dagmar, Christine, and Nels were played by Carol Bonham, Romaine Gabriel, Barbara Coburn, and Gilbert Davis, respectively. Robert Lewis inacted the part of Mr. Hyde, a boarder in the Hanson house who is found to be passing checks with no bank account to cover them. Aunt Trina, in reality jessie Gesek, is Mamas old-maid sister who, at 40, wants a dowry to marry an unclertaker, Mr. Thorkelson who is enacted by joseph Markiewicz. Barbara Lore played the part of Aunt Sigrid who is described by Uncle Cris, Delbert Kishbaugh, as a whining old fool. Aunt jenny played by Lucille Gardzalla, is described as a bossy old fool, H , 1 x 1 si' '23 .Nr ff Q N QEN 3 . 3, . fy, Y .fx 55 Z tio ., ' :ik 4 , 114 f.'1,w.Wu .fb 'Q- n-h'-- . . A . ,4 H + W f- grim' YA -A .- H gwfvgen' g I .' ' ' 'fgg Y -,- z 2: 'R' ATHLETICS 'fz 2 Q.,-a ' -Q, W ,, ? 19' , Aix i6 3 Clorkwise. Leff In Righlz Edward Davis. Gerald Dwyer. john Mask, Charles Gavenonis. William Kelly, Stuart Thomas, Blythe Evans, john Dugan. john Mergo, Edward Grynaviski, ATHLETIC COUNCIL Again this year, the athletic council of P.H.S. has done an excellent job in the handling of the business affairs concerned with the running of our sports events. Their tireless efforts and hard work have been a major factor in the smoothness of our athletic program. It is to thesefmen that we give a well- deserved word of thanks. COACHES The brains behind the success of any team lies in its coaching staff. All of the athletic squads at Plymouth are headed by some of the best and most competent men in the coaching field. It is to these hard working men-devoting their time after school, to long hard work, that Old Shawnee has the Hne teams represented for its sports program. A tip of the hat should go to these sportsmen. COACHING STAFF Lef! to Righl: Gaise Lacek, john Mergo, Gerald Dwyer, Edward Davis, George Nicholas. CHEERLEADERS Lf!! f, -- lirrhf Hgbff Bonn' ' -ra I IC' DW J , -Ure, 1 . YET, , ' way 7'nf,,,,,,, Rffmamt- Gabffiifdfbefzi Evans FOOTBALL D As the autumn leaves began to dot the ground, the football fever returned to P.H.S. for another season, With a host of returning lettermen on the grid squad, Head Coach Gerry Dwyer and his assist- ants looked forward with great anxiety to the '56 pigskin season. However as the season opener drew near, and with each succeeding conference game, injuries and mis- haps began to shake up and jolt the Championship plans. Fir-rr Roux Jeff fo 1-igbf: Head coach-Gerald Dwyer. john Dwyer, john Kratz, Bob Beleski, Ben Grella, Mike Winnicki, Stan Siberski. Albert Dobrowalski. William Moravinski. Ben jenkins, Thomas jones, Leonard Sendzia, Assistant coach-john Mergo. Sammi Razz: Elwin Ertz, Manager - D. Keefe, Paul Dwyer, Sheldon Thomas, Donald Dwyer, fy Barham 7 l CHQ! Lee jo Jw. 5 nes, L - atskl. Pat Szakalnnyrii-1,5530 Hreha, Carol K cl Th0m IUC-hI.I'IQ 15, Martha M,,m: At the final game of the year, the Red and Black had posted a 5-6-1 mark for the campaign and had seen the squad almost cut in half. Although no championship came to the school numerous players received mention for their hne seasonal play. Stan Siberski Cendjg Al Dobrowalski fcenterjg Mike Wirinicki fquarterbackjg and Tom jones Ctacklej, were nominated to various post- season all-star teams, while the first three received bids to play in the August Unico East-West game of 1957. Ben Miller, jack Howells, jeff Meyers, George Simms, john Potoski, Sam Cooper, Tony Zubris, Gilbert Davise- Manager. Third Rout Manager-Edward Winnicki. Yorath Evans, john Hock. Ray Marchalcitus, Albert Wesley', james Romashko, john Pritchard, Harry Croop, Ken Thomas, Thomas Prochaska, George Urban-Manager. 22,45 EU E7 A A , as slfieeef vi fy' ,J L Hz .A L-, an Y Q!! ily: in Q L. 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I .,4fq,Q-Y-t ..UEA-,y5,N X, ,, , -,L ,A AQ: L. 116 12 . ?'f ' 'ull '4f1.'-5 E, Km. .1 ,-.F ' ' Pl ymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth Plymouth EXHIBITION GAMES Out of the uwy H!l1lli0l '.l I'w mwizzg ibm Wbalfr flair? Is 5 TOTAL 17-7 'N . ...,...,....... Larksvllle 56 512 ..4,.,..,..... . . . Hazleton 65 56 , ..... Luzerne 52 -4' .. .. , Carbondale 39 58 . ,... Luzerne 55 61 . Old Forge 6' 52 ,.. ... St. Vincenfs 66 6' , , , Swoyerville 55 611 .. . . Larl-csville -1' 53 . Hazleton 51 LEAGUE GAMES '9 ................... Hanover 51 T3 . .,. G.A.R. 49 60 . ...,. Meyers 4-I 46 . , . . Kingston -1' 47 . . . . . Newport 45 76 . .... Coughlin 52 50 . . .,. Nunticoke 59 70 .. ... Hanover 65 55 .. ., G.A.R. 41 75 . .... Meyers 55 48 . . . . Kingston 53 66 . . , . Newport 43 70 . .. Coughlin 58 57 . . , . Nanticoke 68 The H01 Potato. 37 .4 '55 Egi at-' ,GRD-.. .. 1 3 'K Crossing me bmi' 4 ' 3 ill i tfff'al'NRll f fmnpifz' janet. TRACK Coach Edward Davis welcomed the spring season for 1957 with an optimistic outlook for the '57 edition of the P.H.S. track team. With many veteran campaigners returning for another crack at the cinder sport, it was apparent that the local thin clads would be fighting for honors right from the opening gun. Elected captains for the season were Stanley Siber- ski and Ben Grella, while the list of track performers was many. Seniors returning in addition to Siberski and Grella were: Tony Zwbris, Neil Amdur, Albert Dobrowalski, john jones, Robert Puchalski, .ind Melvin Cohen. junior trackmen included Paul Dwyer, Sheldon Thomas, Ronald Ostrowski, Thomas Post, Yorath Evans, Ray Marchakitus, Ray Frey, Phillip Vanesko. Leon Cyganowski, and ,lack Hock. Sophomore standouts were Bill Edwards, Steve Gorko, john Alden, Tom Meyers, Donald Dwyer. and Thomas Prochaska. Wins over West Side Catholic and Meyers pro- vided opening spark for the cindermen. Take-ODI Iime!! 4 KX , e , Wil TBP-.' 'zum- in f , 1, ,Lg-equi x L? ' .za 'N isis-C ' 9' I' . H 4? . . ' , 1 r . . .' i 4 Ag, P 'K ' Q! it - Lia, FTW. sa ' ' - '725i3-3 . el W 1-I P - .ss as L Q-1-we , xl . kr' --gagffl 'Y fi X we s i . V 'VP JL X T ' I' f ' . V K ' ff I . Xt Y VW 1- I ,i K L :ip- P. f if PQ i 'T' . P ' ' 'f5f?1i35?Q.. .. , it , Buffer' 11fv.'.' Oni' Pilr'lH'7g Pima' 3 1 L af A 1 rf - L., 'tr ' A 'ds Eg ' ef aw ' M - -K ilgnffif W . X P f is 272 1 .132 P if P .1 antiwar, F41 ff 'i v .sm .2Q.ts.iag-M, if ' r5'3 '3 ff' r Q , P as Q 'eeeefwess Meeefftaff r i fl, U' ex ' '- .Q 1 ' ' a I X f .ry y 5 xXx! ' ' V , r ' uc . Q U ZW Ullli my UH' -WU W ifi ILY Ur ,C QQ ull- ' ' LQ! THA 35 r lf c Q L J' , - f - 4 msn' Nj 1, f. X ll y X v ' -I . 'E -1 r fi :nga -...IQ 1 P 'nuns up , tv By key cf! .1 549 P ' Fif-if Rauf joseph Muisko, Mgrg William Buckley, Fred Shugars, Anthony Petroski, john Potoski, joe Bialek, Walt Ciolek, Ed Krefski, john Chervy, Robert Wychubis, Mgr. clk f Sefond Row: john Polanchok, Kenneth Thomas, Robert Piscotty, Michael Winnicki. john Pritchard. Tom Pugh. Sam Cooper, john Mergo. Coach. BASEBALL Baseball at P.H.S. meant the start of another sport with Coach john Mergo at the helm. The 1957 Plymouth diamond lads showed great promise of copping division honors. Back from last year's team were, Tom Pugh, Ed Krefski, Mike Winnicki, john Polanchak, Andrew Matovchak, Bernard Kollarick, Ben jenkins, Tom McTaugue, john Pritchard, Thomas Rakaczewski and Robert Piscotty. With plenty of depth at all spots and a balance of hitting, fielding and pitching, fans at Old Shawnee were hoping for a winning club. As each game rapidly was played and each new one approached, the Mergomen continued a steady climb upward in the Southern Division battle. During the campaign, they faced such tough foes as Nanticoke, Newport, Northwest and Larksville, and battled many other top-notch valley nines in non-league encounters. With many underclassmen on the squad, Plymouth can look for championship clubs for the future seasons. I' Q50 1 X 7 W 5 A I f W 2 6' 4-1 I ,X If lil! 1 'jr' 111, 053,45 A E 0 19 ,x ,721 f Fa' 9 zz. C, 'Ya t, af ADVERTISEMENTS -0 x . 'E Nh ' '4 X X . 1 Q N ix... htel Q ,K i NX ' Xl' Q Inj' f C' R W fr ' ' ,dev 'E 'vac 13. , -f'f' O tif: - ' X ' Q X' 'sy . il. E, 4-: 'r 9, . . f- Q 4.9 '-'PQ .QUT ' ., '4-, -. . +A ' .1 , -: , '-A 5. firm, f ' 4 gh IT. Q, N X '7-, ln: x .4-4. IQ, Q3 -:' N QV, 3 xx. --3 Q - , 1 5. f-. :FA ,il :NL Z '5 X ' . 1 'ug 2+ A - '-f Sf ' 1 Ap SNR 4 . U , tfg, ' - .f . j ., 1 X , I -5, if 4X- Q - - -2 '82, 61113. ' fi' ' Q 9, ' J ' N - :- .'S ii 'M if x . , , N -, ' . NE .V ' :L ' Q' jf -.- 2.5.41 ,f X- 1-13 f' 4 J 7 :I . ' E N ' I 'uxtl S X .., 'V' I is n 5 E V ' QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ--QQ--Q-0-000-000o--,----------------- QQQQQQQ Once again it is our pleasure to extend our appreciation tor the hearty cofoperation rendered to us by the students and faculty of Plymouth High School in the making ot the photographs displayed in this publication. SB Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of l957 PARAMOUNT STUDIO 222 West Main Street Plymouth Pennsylvania Phone PR 91415 ALEX REBAR JR Proprietor 68 SB i SB 1 'O ::::::::--::-:::-:::::-::---::::--::::::::,f:::::::::::::::: .......- ....----oo-oo----ooo--..-o--------o----..-..-.. 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Louis Carter 2988 Telephone: PR 9-2500 John S. Cawat HARDWARE and LUMBER CO. BUILDING SUPPLIES PLUMBING AND HEATING sUPPLIEs ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 404 West Main Street Plymouth Penna Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 Helen Bacak PLYMOUTH TAX COLLECTOR L B BALFOUR COMPANY Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges Manufacturmg Jewelers to the Class of 1957 AMBY NOLAN ll8 Church Street Plymouth Penna 77 I 0 0 Cl 90 . I Q-Q------.Noooo------------0-49-::-::--o-::-:::-QQe:::::::Q-::::--:v SHAWNEE LUMBER CO., Inc. 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BENJAMIN C-RELLA ---- .... ----------,,-, .... ---A WORTH'S Ladies' Wearing Apparel Plymouth - Nanticoke BIRD'S JEWELRY Plymouth's Home of Better Brands Diamonds - Watches Jewelry - Appliances Main and Gaylord Convenient Terms on All Your Needs Phone PR 9 9573 JOHN STENACH CO Your Friendly Ford Dealer 319 West Main Street Plymouth Penna PLYMOUTH POULTRY Wholesale Retail Poultry and Eggs Cut up Chicken a Specialty Parties and Banquets 2 East Mann Street Corner Center and Main PR 9 9566 ,- ,,,,, ,----,,-, v ,,,,, --:::::::oo: A- --oo MAX L. FAINBERG Furniture - Stoves - Carpets Rugs - Linoleums The Home of General Electric Appliances 55 Ea' ' Main Street Plymouth, Penna. WAGNER PHARMACY ARNOLD REGEL, Ref. 6' Pharmacy Phone Prescription Specialists 383 West Main Street Plymouth Penna PR 9 9032 JOES PIZZA SHOP Plymouth Penna Phone PR 9 9l 56 Sunset Harvey s Lake Oven Fresh Pizza Smart Wearing Apparel or The Woman and Miss HAROLD WEIL I9 West Main Street Plymouth Pennsylvania ' f 81 :::::::,Q,::::::::::::::: ----,- -----------------QQq'-o-0-090-000-0090-QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Congratulations to the Class of I957 THE WYOMING NATIONAL BANK OF WILKES-BARRE, PA. Over One Hundred Twenty-eight Years of Banking Service 1829 - I957 Equipped to render every type of Banking Service consistent wuth sound banking practices ADVISORY COMMITTEE PLYMOUTH OFFICE Dr C C Croblewski Chairman John Daugherty Harold S Davenport Leslie Frantz LouisJ Cawat Joseph I Hosey Frank Phillips Thomas E Roberts Dr Elmer T Williams Kenneth R Williams Mann Office Plymouth Offlce West Market at Franklin Street I77 West Main Street Wilkes Barre Pa Plymouth Pa Back Mountain Office Route 309 Shavertown Pa MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 82 . . 0 . . . Q - . . . , . - - , . , . . 1 , . : :::-ooo::-,-: :-,-::-oooooo:Q: ::-Q::: :::Q::o::::-:::::::::: 00-000940000009002-ooo--QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQAQQQQQQAA A A AA A A A A A A A A A A Compliments of SENIOR HIGH YTEEN CLUB THE PURPOSE OF THE YTEENS To grow as a person , To grow Ih frnendshlp with people of all races, rellglons, nahonalltles, To grow In knowledge and love of God Presudent CAROL Vnce Presndent Secretary Treasurer Inter Club Council Representative Sergeant at Arms Faculty MISS Faculty ANNE BONHAM DARLENE MONT DIANE DAVIS BARBARA LORE BARBARA COBURN ELEANOR SIBERSKI MYRTLE WHARMBY MISS HOPE PARK 83 Chaplain .......................................................................... MARLENE CMIEL ,,,,.,w 1 ' ki' f The Q6 ax ., v9 WWF 44' 'bl 7' +4 is .f if A f A K :EW if ' - l . ' 1 I --1 V Ji V iw v ,f I . . -X1 ---- -V-nn-nv,..,., Mm ba V017 B T lv., xx ev Q' 11 ii gall.