Preston High School - Memories Yearbook (Lakewood, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1950 volume:

'w ,. LIBRI - 5 gf? I xl 1, 'N' sf 'mm nw- ,-fi' 1 'l 'F as . Q 'x Q6 QQ K Tw! NHHNN' ha 1 Q 47 N r 1 PRCPERTY OF ., G 'I CON TEN TS F'ORV'f1RD DEDI CLASS COLORS: CATION FACULTY YEARBO OK STAFF SENIORS CLASS TEOTTO: , g,LV E TO CONTUER THE UNCONUUERABLE UND? RC LAS SMEN Blue and Gold. CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose AC TIVIT ITS A DW' R 'PISEP 'VTNTS ' 1 f FOREWCDRD The past four years at Preston nigh School have been wonder- ful, but now weYve reached the end of the way where we must separate. We have finished the prescribed.course with pride and distinction and now we are facing a new day where greater re- sponsibilities lie ahead. '. Graduation from High School marks a great and important a- chievement in our lives. One of the many things it has taught us is that we did not reach this goal alone. Without our Kind teachers who have so patiently guided us, we would not be grad- uates. Their understanding, their patience, and their interest, has been an inspiration. We want to assure them that we are going to do our best in the years that lie ahead. To our parents, we want to express our deepest gratitude for their endless devotion, encouragement and wise guidance. All through our high school days our parents have been so patient and understanding and for this we are truly grateful. As for our debt, we know we can never repay you, but we sincerely pro- mise that We shall apply all that we have learned at Preston High School in such a way that you will rejoice with us. To The Board of Education, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks for the educational privileges we have been able to en- jo , We trust that, because of this we will be better citizens ang more deeply worthy of your investment in us. The ideals we have striven to attain will ever lie before us and we will continue to strive for the things that are fine and worthv as we each go his own way. if kr? 1 r X 5 -w DEDICATION The Senior Class of 1950 wish to dedicate this Yearbook to our Superintendent of buildings, Mr. Herman Hohenfeldt. He has served many years as janitor of Preston High School and has rendered unfailing service to all of its members. When ever a field trip is to be taken, Mr. Hohenfeldt is willing and ready to provide the transportation. He keeps our halls and gym neat and clean. Even though he is busy with his tasks about the school he is never to busy to lend a helping hand to a teacher or student when requested. Mr. Hohenfeldt is cheerful and friendly, meeting each new day with a smile and a bright WGood Morningn to all. We the Senior Class of l95O wish to take this opportunity to ex- press our deep appreciation for everything he has done for each of us. Mr. Hohenfeldt, may your future life be filled with more and more happiness. May God Bless You and Your Family. 1 TR TIUN ,gf ff' EZ QNTYQAK kf 7 xxkcqfxg X vm K ws L p.cx5Q,C5g-Z Mr. Ezra Maudsley Teaches: Social studies, algebra, geography, art and English. Education: Damascus High School, Westchester Teacher's College, Susquehanna Uni- versity, B.A. Degree: New York Uni- versity, M.A.' Degree: University of Pennsylvania, undergraduate work: Penn State, graduate work. Interests: A good garden, hunting, fishing, reading travel Mary and Lela. -Y! 3 Mrs. Margaret Jessup Teaches: English, Latin and French. Education: Preston High School: Wyoming Sem- inaryg Mansfield Teachers College, 3.3.-Degree: Duke University, grad- uate work. Interests: Shopping, life, driving, cooking. Miss Antonette Jarusik Teaches: Science, mathematics, art and health. Education: Lake Ariel High Schoolg Marywood College, A.B. Degree. Interests: Metal craft, winter resorts, travel, athletics, test tubes, reading and hiking. 1 Mr. Leonard Ritchie Teaches: History, science, physical education. Education: Beall High School, Frostburg, Mary- land: Penn State College, B.S. de- gree o Interests: Football, basketball, baseball, eat- ing, shuffleboard, dancing, Plymouth cars, and ???, President of the newly organized P.T.A. Education: Interests: Mrs. Margaret Houghtalen Teaches: Home Economics, science. Thompson High School, Mansfield State Teacher's College, B.S. De- gree, Penn State College, graduate Education: work. Interests: Sewing, orating. Education: Interests: Mr. Clinton Leet Teaches: Agriculture and shopwork. Education: Preston High School: Penn State College, B.S. Degree Interests: Flying, photography, building a home 0 traveling, and interior dec- Miss Catherine Kuzmack Teaches: Commercial studies, history. St. Rose High School, Carbondale, Pa.: Marvwood College, B.S. Degree. Cooking, knitting, travel, first night performances, her neices and nephews, B.PuW. Club. Mr. Stephen Katchen Teaches: Music. Nesquehoning High School, Nesquehon- ing, Pa.: Westchester'Teachers Col- lege, B.S. Degree. Vocal and instrumental music, radio programs - especially Talent Parade, swimming, his three boys and Irene. 'ff J Standing: D. Heesh, J. Stanchak, H. Kulikowski, K. Shaffer, D. Heesh. Second row: Miss A. Jarusik, W. Ellicks, C. Upright, T. Banicky, D. Rutkowski, G. Tavlor, J. Kaczka. First.row, seated: G. Keefer, M. Downton, D. Lee, An Skurski, M. Medved, F. Sherman. YEARBCDGK STAFF OOOIOCOCIOCI Assistant Editor .. ...... Business Manager ........ Assistant Business Manager Art Editor . .... ......... Assistant Art Editor .... Advertising Manager . Assistants ... ...... Sales Manager .. Assistants ...... Assembly Manager . Assistants . .... . Forget Me Not --- Class History ----- Faculty Write-Ups --- Class Write-Ups --'- Who's Who ----'-- Do You Remember... ...... Theresa Banicky ..... Carl Upright ... David Rutkowski ... Margaret Medved ........ Donna Lee ......... Marie Downton ............... Kathryn Skurski ....... David Heesh, James Lee Joseph Kaczka, Kenneth Shaffer Grace Keefer, George Taylor .............. Phyllis Sherman Arthur Kopp, Henry Kulikowski ................ John Stanchak Douglas Heesh. William Ellicks . ................. David Heesh .. ............. . Marie Downton ..............Margaret Medved .............. Kathryn Skurski . Arthur Kopp, Phyllis Sherman ................. CarlUP1'ig1'115 ..p: W , 2 iw mis' ., Hman- - 1 :- g K. 'F' If ,J 1950 .,,L1,:,w qw , 144. v,,...,,...,V- 4.4, , Theresa Banicky Commercial 2 3 Operetta 2, Minstrel 1 F H A 1 2, restonian staff 2,3,hg Secretarial Club 3, L3 Class treasurer L. Yearbook staffg drama Lg Band 2,3,Lg Chorusl, P, ,hs Q 0 a 0 , Short -- Witty and dependable ... Capable class treasurer -.. Hobbies ... Writing letters and traveling -- WTedazesW. Marie Downton Commercial Yearbook staffg Band 3,Ag Chorus 2,3,Ag Oper- etta 2g F.H.A. l,2,3g Prestonian staff Lg Tri-Hi-1 1,23 Secretarial Club 3, secretary A. Quiet and demure -- sincere and serious - Outside interests ... A-H Club and baby sitting .. Hobbies are Clarinet playing and homemaking ... NMarien. Villiam Ellie!! Gefleaaaf Yearbook staff, drama hi Leathercraft Club 13 PqFnAo 1, Chorus I4-0 Conservative .- Willing -- Friendly ... Main .nterest - Dad's farm and square dances -- WBilln David Heesh Academic Yearbook staff, basketball lg baseball l,2,3,Ag F.F.A. 2g drama Ag Baohelor's Club 1,23 Chorus 35 Operetta 23 Minstrel lg Class president lg Class treasurer 2g Class vice-president 3,L. Popular -.. unlimited energy and good nature... Math. wizard -- Elways involved in some predica- ment -H One botbv...bu'+'na ... 'BonesW. Pouglas Heesh Academic Yearbook staffg Class secretary lg Bachel6r's lub l,2g F.F.A. lg Chorus 3. , Misleading expression of innocence ... Happy go-lucky ... Motto .... 'Never do today what you an put off until tomorrow' -. Hobbies ... All utdoor sports -- 'Doug'. Joseph Kaczka Academic Yearbook staffg Basketball 3, bg Baseball 3,Lg -FQFQAQ 1,2b Red-head ... Shy -- Loyal and ever-willing to help a friend in need -- Farming claims his com- plete attention -- 'Joen. A Grace Keefer Commercial Yearbook staffg drama Lg Prestonian l, 2,33 Minstrel lg Cheerleading 25 Secretarial Club 3,h. Orson 'bellen ... Outspoken .... 'Undecided future .- Hobbies ... traveling and 'cooking Italian Specialties ... WGracieW. Arthur KOPP Academic Yearbook staffg drama Ag Basketball 33 Baseball 2,3,43 Chorus Lg Class president 3,h. Mechanically minded -. Noted fer nie leader-l Ship - Reliable --- Witty - Hobbies .. Hunt- ing -- UArtn. wr.. ' ' Kulikowski Agriculture Yearbook staff, drama Lg Agriculture 1, 2, 3,hg F.A. 1,2,3,Lg Athletic Association 2,3,Lg Chorus Basketball 3,Lg Baseball 2,3,A. Tall, dark and handsome Z1 ... Whiz on the basketball court -- quiet and likeable ... Heb- bies,,,sports and farming -. nHankW. Donna Lee Commercial Yearbook staff, Chorus l,2,3g Vice-president L: F.H.A. l,2,33 Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President 2, Pres- ident 3g Prestonian staff l,2,3,h: Secretarial Club, secretary 3, vice president Ag Operetta 2, Drama Ag Minstrel la Angelic voice ... versatile personality ... Typical secretary ..- Hobbies cooking and travel- ing.... NDonnan. l fames Lee Agriculture Yearbook staffg Basketball 2,3,Lg Baseball 3,Lg P.F.A. l,2,3,Lg Bachelor's Club l. Full of vim, vigor and vitality ... Keen ggnge nf humor ... Conversationalist ... Interegtg and Lmbitions centered in Agriculture ... Driving is 11s hobby-- NJimmy'. ' Margaret Medved Academic Yearbook staff, drama Lg Operetta lg F.H.A. 1, 2, Secretary 3, president Ag Chorus l, 3, secre- .tary Ag Class secretary 2, 3, Ag Forensic l 2,3,Lg Minstrel 2- Prestonian 1 2 Assistant Editor 3, Editor Ag Secretarial Club L. Pleasant personality..+- Orator-- Successfui student -- Hobbies are baking, reading, sports, driving and sight seeing -- Main .interest ir life - 'Jud -- WMargien. ' - - Pavid Rutkowski Academic Yearbook staff3 Drama hy F.F.A.,l, 2,4, presi- ent 33 Basketball 2,3, Captain L3 Baseball l,2, f,L3 Athletic Association, vice president 33 Bach- llor's Club lg Prestonian A3 Operetta 2. Senior 'Beau Brummeln --Man of many affairs.. 0OPerative ... Friend of all -- Genial and de- endable -- Hobbies ... All sports ... Hpavew, Kenneth Shaffer Agriculture Yearbook Staffg Chorus L3 Baseball 33 Basket- ball 3,L3 F.F.A. 3,L. West Virginian -- Breezy and full of fun Sports, especially swimming are his hobbies Also likes pleasure riding ... WKennyW. Phyllis Sherman Academic Yearbook Staffs drama hy Prestonian l,L3 Class Vice-president l, treasurer 33 Minstrel 13 Basket- ball 33 Chorus 1,2,3,LQ Band 13 Softball 23 Cheer- leading l. Attractive -- Versatile ... Seems to prefer Lakewood to Johnson City -- Ambition - to become a nurse -- Hobbies...dancing, reading ... 'Phyl'. Kathryn Skurski Academic - Commercia Yearbook Staffj drama L3 Basketball l, 2, C Ca tain 3, Cagtain L3 Athletic Association 2, s regary 33 Ban l 2 secretary-treasurer 3, ident hg Chorus l, 2, 33 president L3 Operet Minstrel lg Cheerleading Captain 1, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 1,23 Prestonian ,2,3,A3 Forensic l,2, A Secretarial Club 3, president L Capable and dependable ... Foul shooting c ion -- Cooperative ... Cheerful .-.. Hobbies Sports, dancing, music and driving ... Hgabew, Vohn Stanchak General Tama A F W A , Athletic Association 2,3 Sandy Paired Witty Likes to sleep ..... mbition...To become a millionaire ... Qempera- emtal when aroused -- WStanchN, Yearbook staff Ag Basketball 2,31 Baseball 1,L3 7 3 .l. . L ' ' . L L -1- ' --- , 1 George Taylor Agriculture Yearbook staffg drama A3 Bachelor's Club l, 23 'F.F.A. 1,2,3,b. Mischievous -- Shy --.Main interests...a.cer- tain Freshman and farming -- WGeorgen. arl Upright Agriculture - Academic Yearbook staffg Basketball 33 Baseball 1,2,3,h: '.F,A. l, L3 Athletic Association 33 Bachelor's lub lg Chorus 33 Minstrel 13 Prestonian 3, L3 lass President 2. Artistic and dashing .- Likeable -.. Ambitious min interests, Gina and his remodeled car ..- .ikes hunting, baseball and red hair ... Future is .npredictable ... 'UprightW- i P wi 9' e aqui Q I' 45 4 dh f ' 3D 'rr mf' 189 4 5 33 'ldll -eygb 04, 5 1 Q7 . DA V10 H6554 qi S30 V-A ,a 'A+' DOH-ylhs Hfesl, 9 sp XL-.P Uisepfl Mellffl 'f 'Cs WHO S WHO 33 G3 Si' fi- 76 fo. 'P 'V 00-I' 10 ARTHUR Kopp I 4? 1 ' flfllff KWH -x 119 s WJ? b Q Q Q. :W 1- T11 Wh 5 xr ,fad af ff' N ' E L 1AM5 I .WS W' 'Sa KW HS' O 2: 2 -'fr ,N 3 'JI' qgjc 2 rv a: P 2? Q F? U NJ F talk!! 3 4 -o +9 44- x fob 338W 4 4,327 B Sl' 1 . FY GEDRGE 'ffl P45013 S4 ff Z 'im ezwnk 5hA FFEK ,, CAM. uPRv6HT , A 0 or ,o ' is Va 'Wfffhv :fuk-YK' 9 Ls? +9.49 'iw E5- K 1 ' U -A X Q Q - .1 'eg 375' 5 Q ix 47 - S -x 2' 2 ' -n M oo -4 JG ff 0 7' fl sn 4 G ' 6 ' we 4, A y '93 f ' 0 ? 1 b 734' Y F13 2. G J? ki Q 4 ' 4 a ' 'W 4- 6 on ' J' '77 J Q Q C. , 5 .. ' 3' 0 ':'f- 9 ' Q g gs' 2 .tif 'f' N A 355 Q. . Af ' ,ji o , ,609 0 's 1- 5 ' if -an F an 4? 1 Q Y If R 9 5 1 3 -2. 1-, p S 3 W 3 AX GR- + f,s?' 12- fs A 7' 7' 232. A A - ti E MQ 7 -Q 7 s Q E 9, s ' 'F HPR 'b 5 . 75 19 . Q. g, v Q. 3 x at 'V'-1 3 5 P- - 53' f 9 M m 3 af UN P 'S- w Yu 9' 'gag 45' 55, fx K I v Qx A 'll gb Q nw?- ef 'i' N FORGET 83' N01 We, Seniors have decided that we shall not be forgotten. To be assured of this, we are leaving the following dearly loved tokens to those we think most deserving. TO: The Faculty ... Our sincere thanks. The School Board -- More thanks. The Junior Class ... Our Senior Prestige. Beverly Higgins -.. JQe's easy-going ways. Lois Stanton -. Doug's scientific ways. Helen Worobey.... Kathryn's basketball techniques. Martin Medved.... Margaret's Forensic speeches. Lee Heesh ... Dave Heesh's driving talents. Mary Alice Shaffer -- Phyl's fondness for moonlight. John Banicky.-- Theresa's business capabilities. Donald Murphy ... Dave Rutkowski's NOld Reliablen personality. Wilbur Smith ... Art's studious nature. Rich Kulikowski -- Hank's humor. Donald Thompson ....George's shyness. Francis Cribbs -- John's witty sarcasm. Tommy Lahoda -- Bill's Encyclopedia mind. Andy Evanitsky -- Carl's teasing ways. Thomas Sampson ... Jim's deep voice. Betty Kane ... Donna's singing talent. Merle Hadden n.. Marie's conservativeness. Irene Rutkowski ... Grace's cooperative nature. Ronald Swartz Kenny's personality. . xxx me , 'V wx CLASS HISTCDRY L6 l+'7 and we were now Breshmen Filled with shy, bravado -- Class elect ions a Big Event Pres., Dave Heesh ... Vice-Pres... Phyllis Sherman ... Sec ..l Doug Heesh -- Trees... Nathan Penn .- Advisor ... Miss Tewksbury -- Sadie Haw. kins Day, and the girls got their men ... Examinations -- Mid-terms and finals ... Then we were Sophomores. Art Kopp, a welcome new member ,- Of ,ficers elected after quiet campaigning .- w. 2 ac. , W., , iihgziilglh ?res...Carl Upright -- Vice-pres... Art KOPP - Sec . . .Marge Medved -- Trees . . . Dave Heesh... Miss Murtha...Music Advis- lfvf wlsr or ... Miss Kuzmack... Class Advisor ... Our Sophomore Wwise fooln days were 5 over --Miss Jarusik our Junior Advis- 53 Jack, Ma rc ella , and Nat han going . . 1 gtg? eth coming ... Our class rings catch-5535 ieg, fggyi everyone's attention -- The Box Ri i cial we never had ... selling weinies at o: Doyle's .-4 A successful year for our of- K Ticers...Arthur, Dave, Mar aret and Phyllis .- June, and we cou d be called Senior of A9-5O . We said Hello to Bill Ellicks ... Dan- ced merrily at our Halloween Hop and est Ball.... Big Wheels at P.H.S. , editor of the Prestonian and heresa, Editor of WMemoriesn. Re-election of Art as Pres. .. Dave H., Vice-pres. -. Marge, Seo. -- and Theresa, Treas.-- Mr. Leonard Ritchie a southern Gentlemen joins the faculty... Our drama, NDear Papan the best ever ... Garl's unfortunate accident ... Forensic Frenzieg g- Fond and sad Farewells ming- led with joy and gladness on Graduation ight! . .June lst. We DO YOU REMEMBER DO YOU REMEMBER When When When When When When When When When- When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When When Dave and Doug hitched a ride from Mr. Maudsley? we were shy, bashful Freshmen? Miss Kuzmack appealed her speeding charge and won her case before Judge Eagan? Herrick Center changed John's Social Life? Joe began dancing? we finally went on our trip to Marywood College? the Senior Class wasn't arguing? Miss Jarusik oouldn't smile? Grace left the clock alone? everyone in class was paying attention? we didn't behave in chemistry class? Carl's life became Va.? Marge played NAuntieW in nDear Papan? Phyl didn't have a boy friend? Dave Rutkowski lost his ring? Theresa was bashful? our girls tied Waymart in basketball? Kenny wasn't eating? Kathryn made a perfect score at the Foul Shooting Tournament? Art's WAutoW didn't run out of gas? Mr. Richie beat the Senior girls in Ball? Donna lost her temper? Marie wasn't with Theresa? Bill wasn't teasing the girls?. Georgedatarted to drive to school? Jim gave his speech at Harrisburg? Henry came to English Class on time? a game of Volley 444' DEAHIE, if you remember I .., ,m f 1 lui link, U ff in ,!' f ,.,, -. , , .. rglsvig f UL ' MAI mv. 9 S ,lu ' u--xi LW 2535519 'ff v- 'ii QNX ulnf .I , . KQ.2 e:f' X lim: . 'Xu 2 A r In FV 'Q' .:. I S f 3 if r 'ff . Y, +V a -' nw , , .- pw ,, , lfw M a. ff if W 'A - WV ,- - J ?A:h . -fx' A X ' ww A ' ii?fg5',,.w-gp, B .. ,. ., :EJ T'Ti'f'1 ',. - Tw? , J I W X will Q f' 1 , M vavf J y, ,wtw f 95. 'Y Q j f :NX W1 2 Q f 'WV rv? I 54 ! 1 ff' v 2 2 f f E5 f 5 k lx xx ,A .K I 423 E YK jvvf ,, , :V ' , , , 'x ?fMi:MfA ,.'L5ff A :W2 .7 - A 'f Q W m., x Q- I kj 'g':L, HY l', M ,1 .4 , f 4 !Wfgl'3A i'f 5 , Q f'x qw-- ,, 51 .ww J , MW .W First row: F. Cribbs, G. Glover, A. Feduck, E. Brooking, M Hadden, G. Westgate, R. Kulikowski. Second row: Miss A. Jarusik, P.. Westgate, R. Swartz, Evanitsky, C. Mead, W. Smith, P. Herman, B. Stone. IUNIOR CLASS Our advisor.s.Miss JarusiK.... Class Officers ... President Richard Kulikowski ... Vice president, Francis Cribbs ... gecre tary, Edith Brooking -- Treasurer, Gladys Glover ..., Much excitement while ordering our class rings in September Their arrival in November ... Participation in many affairs Edith and Gladys in basketball ..- All the boys Wilbur and Peter, singers for Cougty Chorus Ketball Intramural ham ions .-- ur Girls ... Eugillghimpignsn F..gWigbui, RlChgTg,ABUddy ang e -a eam....- mem ers a so in J.. . -- . retarial Club ..-.-- Numbering fourteen we proudly? NGood things come in small packagesu. ...aun- out for baseball Our Boys ... WBas WVolleyball Intra Francis on the bas A. -- and the Sec say ... A -n--r .11- -1-n L UPHO DRE Jw, , g, . 5 f fi 4 fx . 5 www- , U' wg. 5 M . ,v Www, ,LJ ,L ' 'iii A Ar V 9 W , A kwmf- . :N w e-- ,M , A Q , . . . ,V .- Maw -- , 1 -S- ,fb . . , - - : lf , if g - ' f' ' -e -, K . fy 2' nz. ,. - - - 1 - .., --1 ggi Q , v,,5,. .314 Q 'JM ?g:.V:.,:215Lw24i.:5. A 5 gg. 1 IMVJ. .. M y 'Y HQTWQQ 5551 ?- - 'V Q: - W, V :K J . H, 2 !5 ,155 X 1 .1- v-r :fl-' v.. I 1 E l L1 1 3 5 1 1 1 11 a 1 l 1 -Y . L ? 5 if Q L ? Si X f H 5 3? 2 Q Standing: Miss C. Kuzmack, R, Hines, M. Medved, H. Coll Petroski, T. Lahoda, R. Whitney, C. Koerner, J. Banicky. Seated: M. Evanitsky, L. Stanton, I. Rutkowski, P. Kane, L. Maudgley, N. Brooking, Y. Matoushek, E. Rivenburg. SOPHOMORE CLASS The Sophomore Class of l9h9-50 under the supervision of Miss Catherine Kuzmack opened school with twenty members. Rozella Zablocky and Betty Jonas moved from the community leaving us with eighteen members. The two new members we gained were Robert Heines and Charles Koerner. Class officers are: President, Phyllis Kaneg Vice President, grene Rutkowskig Secretary, Lela Maudsleyg Treasurer, Margaret unning. and0grFciass is active in band, Home Economics, chorus, basketball .4-f'fM f' mfr., 1 'J . ., , 4 'vEpf,Ji'Qi,-..,1g ' mm? 0 4.4-4 M-W Third row: L. Heesh, F. Hagenmier, D. Thompson, D. Upright, W. Knoedl, D. Murphy, W. Welicka, R. Griffth, D. Downton, D. Giles. Second row: B. Hadden, I. Taylor, F. Whitmore, E. Whitmore, E. Cribbs, J. Mahoney, E. Whitmore, B. Mead, V. Robbins, Mrs. Jessup, Advisor. First row: A. Herman, S. Sampson, M. Shaffer, B. Kane, B. Higgins, G. Haynes, M. Penn, J. Fischer, A. Hunt. FRESHMEN CLASS The Freshmen Class of 19L9-50 consists of thirty pupils. Twenty girls and ten boys. We have the largest class in the High School. Because we are such a large class we escaped initiation. We are happy to say that we haven't lost any members as of now. Wally Knoedl came to us from New JerS9y. Many of the Freshmen pupils are members of chorus, band, clubs and a few of the boys are on the basketball team. The, Officers are: President, Betty Kaneg Vice-president, Mary gliie Shafferg Secretary, Esther Whitmore, Treasurer, Isabel ay or. il ,Q-.f -JC , ' f-K kv W , 1 MQW .0 zz,- w ff rw W, ,w fm ,,,,,.', 'W' fi gs c fb' ' WIA fn E1 ,Gfzlfik ,, W' W N' HM uw .- RY MWIWW fra .ru-Y-gi-I , .pl Third row, standing: L. Lee, T. Sampson, K. Glover, J. Jarmusik, J. Jaworaski, J. Brooking, A. Campbell, M. Evanitsky, G. Matarese, P. Dobin, R. Heesh. Second row: R. Murphy, F. Matarese M. Ellicks J. Knapp, -M. Dicky, Mr. s. Katcnen, I. Browning, J. Penn, D. Dog,-ie, J. zablocky, R. Stone, D. Herman. .First row, seated: E. Banicky, J. Lee, H. Worobey, I. Sprague, M. Kulikowski, J. Kelly, M. Westgate, J. Ellicks, D. Crompton, A. -DuMond. SEVENTH GRADE EIGI-ITI-I GRADE The Seventh and Eighth Grade Class of l9L9 and 1950 under the supervision of Mr. Katchen opened school with thirty-five members. During the year we lost Eddie Jonas. 1 Our Class is active in basketball, chorus, band and Home Econ- omics. kk THLETIC qu, Z ' - ww, ' , ,pw x 1 Q -:N A I fi, Z I .Jy . .4 , A 1 x f 1 X .- J U N I O R S 'Wilbur Smith Andrew Evanitsky Richard Kulikowski Francis Cribbs f gdhl N 1 ,-ZX' I Q 6,'uQir V .A R S I T Y CLUB F R E S H M E N Wally Knoedl Donald Thompson Donald Upright v .M , D' hs NNQ S E N I O R S James Lee David Rutkowski Henry Kulikowski Joseph Kaczka CHEER LEADERS V First POW, Sittingi I. Rutkowski, K. Stanton K. Skurski E Whitmore. ' ' ' Second row: B. Kane, L. Maudsley, M. Shaffer, E. Whitmore, P. Kane. Eight regular, two alternates ..- supervision, Miss Jarusik ..- Wore black skirts, white blouses, brown and white saddle shoes -... Cheer-ed at all games, home, away and at the Tournament .... Many new cheers -- Captain, Kathryn Skurski -- Co-Captain, Mary Alice Shaffer. , W 7 fx G9 '35-in GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Standing: Mr. L. Ritchie, H. Worobey, M. Kulikowski, M Westgate, N. Brooking, J. Ellicks, Miss A. Jarusik. Seated: E. Brooking, I. Cribbs, P. Kane, K. Skurski, M Evanitsky, G. Glover. Varsity Squadi Forward Matoka Evanitsny Forward Margaret Kulikowski Center Forward Kathryn Skurski Guard Norma Brooking Guard Dolores Malinski Center Guard Phyllis Kane Guards: Gladys Glover, Helen Worobey, Joeanne Ellicks, Edith Brooking, Rozella Zablocky, and Gertrude Westgate. Forwards: Margaret Westgate and Eileen Cribbs. The year of basketball was well underway when we lost a value- able guard Rozella Zablocky. With the exception of Kathryn Sxurski all others were undereiassmen and lnexperlenced. Kathryn, high scorer and captain represented our school in the county foul shooting contest at Hawley. ,The squad, with one victory, has improved immensely and having this years experience and being underclassmen will be out for many victories in years to come. First row, sitting: H. Collins, L. Heesh, D. Downton, J. Banicky, D. Thompson, W. Knoedl. Second row: Mr. L. Ritchie, B. Stone, R. Kulikowski, J. Kaczka, W. Smith, M. Evanitsky, P. Dobin. ' Third row: D, Murphy, F. Crlbbs, A. Evanitsky, H. Kulikowski, D. Upright, D. Rutkowski. BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM The boys basketball squad was under the supervision of our cap- able coach, Mr. Leonard Ritchie who developed a 'good basketball team. The team didn't develop well at the beginning of the season in the P.I.A.A. League, but found their pace at the end of the season by defeating Pleasant Mount. The team was led from the field by their very reliable captain, David Rutkowski. y David besides being captain, led the team in scoring for the season with 113 points. He was followed by Henry Kulikowski with 8h points respectively. The boys look forward to a better season next year. Our record for the season is: Wins 2 Losses lb . I s GIRIS INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP First row, sitting: I. Sprague, H. Worobey, A. DuMond Standing: J. Lee, J. Ellicks, J. Kelly, M. Westga e, Kulnkowski. INTRAMURALS In our first year of initiation into the field of intramural athletics we had a surprising turn out. Much to the pleasure of everyone the boy's basketball championship was won by the Junior Class. The girl's basketball championship was won by the Wmighty mites' of the eighth grade. The boys foul shooting was won by Wilbur Smith and the girls foul shooting by Kathryn Skurski. These contestants then represented the school in the Hawley Tournament. We still have intramural volleyball, softball and the probability of shuffleboard and checkers yet to be played in our intramural program. Mr. Ritchie has worked untiringly with the sports events in Preston High School. The intramurgl games have created good sportmanship among the students. GTI ITIE -3- Z 3 ' 1 ,V f , f K 1. mf , JW:-l r H K ' H '96 2 V 3' S , Q W Third row: R. Hines, M. Medved, S. Petroski, T. Lahoda, R. Whitney, L. Heesh. Second row: J. Banicky, R. Swartz, F. Westgate, C. Upright, Clinton Leet, Advisor, H. Kulikowski, G. Taylor, P. Herman D. Downton. First row sitting: D, Thompson, D. Upright, B. Stone, K. Shaffer, W. Knoedi, Smith, F. Hagenmier, B. Eiiicks. F. F. A. F.F.A. week at State College, June l9l+9 -- The summer meeting at the Honesdale Fair Grounds -.. October's bright blue weather and perfect attendance at the county business and educational meeting at Bethany ... Not traditional turkey but an Oyster Supper in Nov- ember with a lucky sportsmen winning a new rifle -- Eight cheerful members off to the State Farm Show at Harrisburg in January -.... Only seven cheerful ones coming back...Henry had the mumps,,.. Good food and healthy appetites at our Annual Banquet in April ... The end of another year -- climated by our Poultry Tour to New York City during the month of May--. PreS...'WittyW Wilbur Smith ... Vice Pres...Buddy 'Robin' Stone ... Secretary...Wally WHupN Knoedl .- Treasurer... Kenneth WR0me0W Shaffer.-- Faculty Advisor...Mr. Clinton Leet.... Last but not least...Your Reporter-- David Rutkowski. rurune HOMEMAKLERS or AMERICA First row, sitting: B. Hadden, E. Brooking, M. Medved, L. Maudsley, N. Brooking, I. Taylor. Second row: M. Hadden, F. Whitmore, E. Whitmore, A. Feduck, M. Penn, B. Higgins, Mrs. M. Houghtalen. Third row:- G. Glover, E. Whitmore, Y. Matoushek, G. Haynes, M. .Shaffer, G. Westgate, B. Kane. K The purpose of the F. H. A. is to educate for a better home and family life and to promote a growing appreciation of the 'o s and satisfactions of homemaking. The curriculum consists of child care and their guidance, study of the needs of the family, conserving of human-energy and resources, work and recreation of the family and self-development and the providing for a better family life. The activities this year were initiating of new members, Christ- mas party, learning purposes, creed, and the meaning of the emblem, and receiving degrees of achievement. A delegate was sent to Scranton to the State Convention. The F. H. A. Club prepared din- ner for the F. F. A. Banquet. The officers of the club are President, Margaret Medvedg Vice- President, Lela Maudsleyg Secretary, Edith Brooking: Treasurer, Norma Brooking, The club consists of twenty members and is super- vised by Mrs. Houghtalen. - 32 357 .- : I '1 QWQ 5-ff 2 . GLEE CLUB P V if. T. Banicky, L. Maudsley, M. Kulikowski, M. Downton, M. Shaffer, M. Westgate, M1 Evanitsky, P. Westgate, B. Mead, D- Doyle, A- Campbell, P. Herman, G. Westgate, M. Evanitsky, P. Dobin, K. Glover, T. Lahoda, R. Stone, B. Higgins, MT' S- Katchena 1?- Hines, W, Welioka, J. Broolcing, F. H8g611ff1i91'3 W- Smith. K- SK'-lrskla 3, Petroski, P. Kane, E. Cribbs, R. Whitney, B. Kane, R- Kulikowski, C. Koerner, A. Hunt, R. Griffth. BAN D The band under.the supervision of Mr. Stephen Katchen has pro- gressed rapidly since the first of the year. Many new members have been added to the band. Everyone should work harder now that new gray and gold uniforms are on the way. These will be apprecia- ted in the future by all the students. The band has participated in many activities, Candlelight ser- vice, concert, commencement, at assemblies and community activit- ies. A Officers of the band are as follows: President Kathryn Skurski :e president Beverly Higgins secretary Wilbur Smith Treasurer Betty Kane s3EEEe+EBw3f,'EE55E?f1g: ' i'fn?35iii6kfg?f M.vMedved, M. Downton, G. Keefer, E. Brooking, A. Feduck, M. Hadden. SECRETARIAL CL UB Our club consists of nine members and is under the supervision of Miss Kuzmack. The first activity of the year was the election of officers which are as follows: President, Kathryn Skurskig Vice president, Donna Leeg Secretary, Marie Downtong Treasurer, Edith Brooking. The other activities of this year were jewelry display, bake sale, selling of pens and chances on a jewelry set. The coming events are the Prom and a trip at the close of school. The other members of this club are Grace Keefer, Theresa Banicky, Merle Hadden and Anna Feduck. Each day at noon you will find Miss Kuzmack or one of the club members engaged in selling candy and goodies. PRESTONIAN , , uurl-11 .L'u'J, r5w'!'u1f'q: M. UQWIUSDH, Lb. WI11EmOI'6, U. LGS, U. 'Rutkowski, C. Upright, G. Keefer, P. Sherman, K. Skurski. ,P Third row: Miss G. Kuzmaok, N. Brooking, A. Herman, L. Maudsley, G. Glover, J. Kelly, I. Rutkowski, D. Doyle, Mrs. M. Jessup. . Second row: J. Zablocky, N. Holbert, T. Banioky, M. Medved, E. Nrooking, B. Higgins, A. DuMond. First row: J. Holbert, L. Zablocky, J. Carson, J. Evanitsky. Editor Margaret Medved Assistant Editor , Edith Brooking Business Manager Phyllis Sherman Sales Manager Lela Maudsley Assistant Sales Manager Norma Brooking Art Editor Carl Upright Assistant Art Editor Gladys Glover Sports Editor Kathryn Skurski Assistant Sports Editor Irene Rutkowski Gossip ' Phyllis Sherman, Kathryn Skurski, Graoe'Keefer Humor Donna Lee Senior Reporter Theresa Banicky Junior Reporter Edith Brooking Sophomore Reporter Irene Rutkowski Freshmen Reporters Beverly Higgins, Esther Whitmore Arlene Herman Junior High Reporters Janet Zablocky, Donna Jean Doyle Typists Grace Keefer, Marie Downton, Donna Lee Kathryn Skurski, Theresa Banicky Our advisors this year are Mrs. Margaret Jessup and Miss DVERTI IN f , - M53 1 , PM , 1 1 4 1 , ,mg ,, f,-3 f O Y, ..if,q, 5 . .Q H fw4Z2?!i,E: f L i gmwwwff .ww J MB ,M A Rf? , vw t q,1,yJ'P H - . F if 4 M 2 ' ,,. f - - Twain ' U ifff' - W 4 W' QmwQm?Qww1 kWMwQmwmwwM Y- if Jim f, ,W Wwwwww Q wt ,J 11, wh E W. iggim PA'l'aR01NS Modad Auto Parts Mrs. Valorie Jarusik Mr. M Mrs Leo Skurski Mrs. Marjorie Brooker J. Aloysius Theobold Busty's Shoe Repair Mrs Hope Sherman Miss Antonette Jarusik Mr. R Mrs Allen Lee The Junior Class Mr. A Mrs Keith Houghtalen Mr. Q Mrs Thurston Smith Mr. k Mrs Leo Coveney Mr. M Mrs Basil Jessup Miss Catherine Kuzmack Mr. a.Mrs Ezra Maudsley Mr. Leonard Ritchie PARKERS DRUG STORE Honesda le , Pe :ma . Compliments of WTHE VANITY FAIRN women's Apparel Sh0P 823 Main Street, Honesdale, Pa. FARM BUREAU INSURANCE CO Your Local Reprssenlaiive RAYMOND H.LET srAnRuccA, PR. Phone Lake Como U57 Compliments of YALE'S GARAGE Chrysler and Plymouth Cars John Deere Tractors a Farm Implements Uniondale, Pa. Compliments of WHELLOCK 'S PHARMACY Hancock, N. Y, 1 :rl 1 7 , Compliments of MURRAY COMPANY , Inc . Over 120 years of HMemories.H Honesdale, Pa. Studebaker Cars k Trucks PAUL MATTER Honesdale, Penne. , 1 , D. J. MARINO Clothing for men, young men and boys. Shoes Hats furnishings Clothing made to measure for Ladies and Gents Hancock. N. Y. if Compliments of L. C. MUMFORD Starrucca, Penna. .1 r PAT CASE Honosdale, Penne. in ' -1 1-1 1 i it ,,, Compliments of IVERSON'S GARAGE Complete repairs on all makes of cars Hancock, N. Y. is Compliments of MAXWELL FLOWER SHOP Honesdale, Penna. Telephone 52 MLMWSIQIMEM1SDM6 Breyer's Ice Cream Only FOX GARAGE Superior Fountain Hancock, N. Y. and Carry-out Service Ford Dealer iionesciale,.Pa. Hawley, Pa. ,i un-1 CRAMER'S STUDIO ' Portraits and Commercial Photography Carbondale, Penne. Home Furnishings International Trucks 7 Funeral Directors I General Repairing Ambulance Drivers 1 Phone 182 Hancock, N.Y. Phone 33 Hancock, N.Y. Compliments of Compliments of FRANK HALKYER Uniondale, Pa. Its Rawleigh now J' THOMAS CRIBBS Rawleigh forever ' Rawleigh in New Idea Farm Equipment every kind of weather and Leach Barn Cleaner See Television at POYNTELLE HOTEL Wine, Beer, Liquor and Shuffleboard Frank Matarese, Prop. Sales and Service Poyntelle, Pa. -il S.N.mEMERaSm6Cw. Hancock, N.Y. Plumbing, and Heating Hardware, Household Goods, Roofing, Camp Supplies Phone Hancock 56 ',, -b J-fl, Best Wishes from ERK HARDWARE CO. Honesdale, Pa. I Compliments of FAIRVIEW DAIRY FARM Edward S Brooking, Prop Breeder of Purebred Holstein Cattle Pleasant Mount, Pa Accredited p Certified Pontiac Q G L C VANNIE WILLIAMS Honesdale, Pa FRANK GIBSON Meats and Provisions Restaurant Service Uniondale, Penna. - 1. 'L Compliments of BULTER BROS. Jewelers Honesdale, Pa. -SMITH FURNITURE it Hancock, N.Y. lloor coverings, Bedroom Fur- niture, Beds-Spring Mattresse lO yr. guarantee, Living roo suites, Bond-Chrome Breakfas ,ets, Philco Television an other' hom-e furnishings. HOLSTEIN DAIRY FARM Mur ay Sampson, Prop Breeder of Purebred Holstein Cattle Pleasant Mount, Pa LAKBWOOD MILLS Mike Torrick, Pro Lakewood, P Compliments of NFWMAN'S Honesdale, Pa Compliments of R.h.W. ELECTRIC SERVICE Electrical Contracting Les Walter Seelyville, Pa. Phone Honesdale 824 - 1122-J l , :Yin Compliments of C. C. DIBBLE Lakewood, Pa. Compliments of STELTON RESTAURANT Carbondale, Penna. 0 O O 0 tc 0 O Compliments of . r . O 1 Q I p, 8. 11 i gi 1 O ELITE RESTAURANT Carbondale, Penna Compliments of In L COBBS TRADING POST L19 Main Street, Forest City, Penna. Phone S02 -ii SHEFHELD FARMS CO., Inc. P Pioneers of 'rhe Milk lndusfry ESTABLISHED IN I840 INDEPENDENT AUTO STORE Lee Tires M Batteries Everything Automotive Steve Simpson, Prop. Hancock, N.Y. Best Wishes to The Class of 1950 COMO LUMBER CO. Paints-Hardware Building Supplies Lake Como, Pa. Phone 5-13 GEO. H. 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Compliments of HONESDALE AIRPORT Flight Instructions 4, G. I. Flight Training Compliments of McGRANAGHAN'S Clothing Store Hancock, N. Y. 1 Taxi Service sales R Service Phone: Honesdale'9058J-2 Honesdale, Penne. lf sBest Wishes to the Class of l9h9 H I N M A N M I L L S, Inc. Deposit, N. Y. Full line of superior feeds and farm machinery J. I. Case - Allis Chalmers - New Idea Phone 91 Deposit, N. Y. , , I1 ' ' I l .1111 i ' Ai-L x ,. V1 . YY COmDl1m9HtS of T H E G L O B E S T O R'E ' Carbondale, Pa. Compliments of NEILDYS MICHAEL STEPHANO Store k Service Station Blacksmithing-General Jobbing Preston Park Pa Starruoca, Penna. ' ' ' Helen M. Carey . DISTINCTIVE ANTIQUES GHS 011 23 Miles North Df Honesdale- 9 miles on 670 ' ' Turn Right on QQ7 Lakewood, Pa. 1 Mile South of Lake Como G 1 11 Miles south of Hancock meer as Ice Cream THE PRATT STORE CGMO RESLAURANT Paints, Floor Coverings, Ann R John Petuh Wallpapgr Lake Como, Pa. 9uO Main Street, Compliments of 3PENCER'S JEWELRY STORE 933 Main Street 1 Honesdale, Pa, Honesdale, ?8. l I T ll Compliments of Hillside Pasteurizing Flant Milk Ben Kulikowski, Prop. Lakewood, Pa. Cream Compliments of LAKE COM0 INN Tourist Accomodations Mr. M Mrs Bert Collins 1.7 l L., Compliments of BURCHER'S Honesdale, Pa. lr -1, - Compliments of BENNIE TULLY WELL DRILLING POYNTELLE, PA. ORSON MILLS J. R. Lewis-G. A. Lewis FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, ETC. ORSON, PA. Compliments of CABIN COURT DINER Hancock, N.Y. WTHE SUGAR BOWLW Homemade Ice Cream E Candy Lunches, Texas Weiners, Coffee Forest City, Pa. i Compliments of DOYLE'S EXPRESS Orson, Pa. Phone Binghamton 2-7281 Pleasant Mount 13R111 Gaylord I. Doyle, Prop. 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Complimenfs of LAKEWOOD GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRS C.R.CLUNE mop A General ianking and Trust Service Since l87l E lllllvifl Q llfll ywl I m dal.6h :HK E! Illl I I lllll ll ll .... ,I Emiaaaiiiiiiiigf - 'M .. I. hun --l IE ,eg 4 In I nun ' .,,, -,uma mum , . .a..............f....... g .... ..... Wayne County Savings Bank I Wonesdale, Fa. Member of Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Cornoration ' Comoliments of H. W. DOYLE I. H. Tractors A Implements Orson, Da Thomason 3LJ3l Refrigeration 1 . o I I dinucl-1 r l l-- Compliments of WALTER'S PWAVTY SHOPTE 929 Main Street Honesdale, Pa. STARRUCCA GARAGE Massey Harris Farm Machinery General Electric Appliances Phone Thompson 903J3 L... I THAN YOU SBNIORS OF 1950 M' Magi Q 555 Y Y I Wg: sf xi X jf w n AUTOGRAPHS I 9 . . . R I