Swoyersville High School - Sailors Log Yearbook (Swoyersville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1955 volume:

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Now we must face the world on our own and think for ourselves without the direction and guidance of our teachers and administrators. Tomorrow it is on to . . . 'gfresh woods and pastures new. -MILTON RICHARD MOSES Editor-in-Chief MR. MICHAEL BEKY Advisor ADMINISTRATION SENIORS UN DERCLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS 67 W f D 9 1 MR. GEORGE SHENDOCK Z Men must be taught as if you taught them not, And things unknown proposed as things forgotf, -POPE We seniors' have discovered, this year especially, that Mr. Shendock ahides hy Pope's idea of an ideal teacher. Through our associations with Mr. Shendock, who has become our special friend, we have learned many things not found in hooks. ln his role as teacher, faculty manager, athletic manager and coach, he has unassumingly taught generosity, dedication, and selflessness to those he served. With love and deep esteem, we, the class of 1955, dedicate this SAILORS' LOG to one who . . . made youth younger and taught life to livef' -YOUNG Senior Class at Harrisburg 246004 Near the shores of Susquehanna Stands our high school fairg Set against the highest mountain Soaring in the air. Swoyerville now and Swoyerville forever Love her we always willg For she is our Alma Mater, Uur dear Swoyerviiie. 4 X WWW H ' 0 1.01 51 ?awwZagD' f 4 , w , l jg f 4 ,,i, ' A N, h'.Y Seated: Angelp Siracuse, Joseph Wienckowski, Anthony Wallace, Attorneyg John Hoosic, John Dorish. Standing: Frank Bebey. Presidentg Phillip McGuire, Anthony Baron. is , if WALTER 5. BUDA MICHAEL D. SHOCKLOSS Sllperrising Principal Pfincipal 794405 E Student teachers take over Breaker boys at Loree Q-1 Mrs. Puhak's typing class takes time out for a picture ...Af I 'J ff 4,1--6'-x4J',X4',gCf,li,cF6l-ci! ,QQ pg MICHAEL BEKY Biology P. of D. American History Economics ANCI-Zigi CACCIATORE Sllflflll Typin Ce Rusine EDWARD CHIABIPI Algebra Trigonometry Physics fi Ag r JQEP GULLA Civics Bookkeeping Commercial Law Commercial Hath LOUIS HOYANEC 1 Industrial? Arts History X 1 in JVM? r , N k If Lfl Q66 .Cl in 1 ' lzvflffw fi 5444467 3 4g '? if CI ,,..-uv R' Nur' , Y cy' S5 L qpa-an? BERXARD BKRXAT Science English Hatlieniatics MARGARET CASEY English Social Studies LORETTA FARRIS Leave of absence ANITA HOYAN EC Science - Arithmetic -'NM MARC .A al' A S World st A 4 Amman V vi' ay4ScdooZ 'yacaitey JOHN MATTE BERNADINE MERLI English . English Music ' Latin X Biology -es: ANNA MAE PASTERNACKI 'v' - A K English SP3 ish V ' Music TYPPP S! Retai elling ALICE REILLY 1,1 PIA SELECKY Physical Education 1 if 'vi Home Economics Health any Y r ,J v GEORGE SHENDOCK JOHN WALLACE Physical Educatiun I Chemistry Health ' Guidance 3 'Q MIRIAM WOLFE JOHN YONKONDY Latin Algebra Spanish 3 Plane Geometry English Solid Geometry . -Ig iv- Q , f ' fy 5 ' f2i5fl'f'L73' DR. LAVIN Physician P. NEDELAK Custodian ,of- SW! a- -i F ' J L. CALLAHAN Secretary Q A XX, LL DR. BURN.-KT Dentist P. GAVLICK Custodian Seadafw 6 N fx x x X wx x Y N QMS 7 Last minute instructions before the group breaks up! Weed an Wdfkea Zafne O'D0nne1l signs the boys up for a mining job! Wwww As we now reminisce through our high school days we recall many happy, joyous and sometimes troubled experiences-experiences that have brought us closer together, not only as a class, but as friends and young adults, searching for a path to lead us in our lives after graduation. Graduation, the word that seemed so far off in a distance. The following are some of our beloved and treasured memories that will linger in our hearts in the years to come. September, 1951, we entered as freshmen, young, eager and willing to learn. We were divided into two groups: academic students at the Cahalan Building and com- mercial students at the High School. At the High School as we looked about us we saw the upperclassmen so sure and so accustomed to the spirited surroundings. Many of us wondered if we could ever be accepted. But from the first, things looked swell! There were dances conducted at the high school and the pleasant trips from the Cahalan Building for gym, library science or an occasional chapel meeting were always a treat. The athletically-minded boys were given their first opportunity to engage in the many sports which our school offers. A few of us were chosen to represent our class on the Student Council and THE TATTLERQ and who can forget the two most colorful and exciting events as freshmen, the Valentine's Dance in February and the annual Freshman Prom in June. Our first year of high school came to an end with anxious eyes awaiting next year. Sophomoresl and a year higher. We all were together at the high school and it had a special meaning to us. To some of the girls it meant being chosen cheerleader or majorette, while the boys worked hard to gain another favorable year in sports. Still others took part in presenting our chapel programs and participating in school activities. Slowly we were reaching our peak. As Juniors we began to understand a little better about class cooperation. We were upperclassmen now. Our year began with the election of class officers: President, John Bebeyg Vice President, Frank Matellog Secretary, Mary Ann Charnetskig Treasurer, Norman Slusher. The Y-Teens and Key Club were introduced to us this year and we all remembered the junior-Senior Banquet and Prom given by the seniors. Choosing our class rings reminded us of our next and final year of high school. We began our Senior year with high hearts and the knowledge that this was our last year together as a class. The activities soon got under way. Football games, dances, and trips opened with all its expectations. Our Harrisburg, Gettysburg, and New York City trips proved adventurous and very educational. The Minstrel, under the supervision of Mr. Shendock, proved a success. The play, lt's a Great Lifef' directed by Mr. Wallace, received a hardy applause. Soon we realized that the year was slowly coming to a close and found ourselves hosts at the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Now Class Night and Graduation are upon us. The many friends we have met will go their own separate ways, but we can always look back at the wonderful experiences we have enjoyed. The knowledge gained not only from books, but with these friends will always remain in our hearts. Let us remember, however, these wonderful years were possible through the help of God and the understanding and patience of our parents and teachers. With this help still to guide us, we, the Class of '55, will succeed. By BARBARA ANN MACK I HELEN ANTONITUS Helen Commercial Sweet and charming is this girl, With dancing feet always ready to whirl. Minstrel 2-4g Y-Teens 3-4g Swimming 4-g Library , Club 2. JOAN A. BARILLA Mloaniel' Commercial Hair of gold, eyes of blue, Friends like her are very few. Minstrel 4-g Y-Teens 3-4-g Swimming 45 Library Club 2, BARBARA JEAN BARON Barb Commercial Slie's very talented, this sweet lass, We're proud to have her in our class. 5 -' Y-Teens 3-4g Minstrel 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Class Officer 3g Usherette 3g Swimming 4. ffffff fi A it lfxlsm I A I 4 F 1 XX ' 4' may X cvs - rl RM ,.,...-- -- ,Qf-'4 -ve. Ju , 1 4:64, ff JOANNE M. CAREY .2 f kg! Jo Academic XXV 'j 'C 1 'A-r,,,. ., Cute and sweet and very small, :jf One who is well liked by all. T12 Y-Teens 3-4g Minstrel 4g Newspaper Staff 4-g J , ,ff - X Library Club 4. 4 X V Z.- Minstrel 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Swimming 4g MARY ANN CHARNETSKI Mary Ann Commercial A tall, neat and pretty lass, course the quietest in the class YTeens 3-4g Minstrel 4g Newspaper 4 Class Officer 3 Swimming 4g Usherette 3. Ymv CATHERINE ANN DZUREK Q Q, .Agn L Cathy Commercial Cathy a girl tall and pretty, With a character quite witty. K- YTeens 34 Minstrel 43 Newspaper Staff 4 ,-fx... ' ELEANOR MARIE DOMASHINSKI The brownest eyes we ve ever seen Y-Teens 34- Minstrel 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Library Club 2 Swimming 4 Usherette 3 1 A ELIZABETH HARCHAR Betty Academlc ug, Very pretty and full o noise, AZN ' lou ll ind she rates with all the boys. Y Teens 3 4 Minstrel 4 Llhrary Club 4g Swim- I SUZAN I UNE FUCHES 4 girl with a smzle and beauty rare, This is our Susie sweet and fair ' YTeens 34 Minstrel 4 Cheerleader 2-3-4g NANCY LORRAINE GAYEWSKI Nance Academic Short and sweet and tiny featured, You'll never know until you meet her. Y-Teens 3-4g Minstrel 4g Majorette 2-3-45 News paper Staff 4g Swimming 4g Committee 3g Stu dent Council 243. I ROSEMARY C. HLAVAC MToots Academic Hair of blonde eyes of blue I Her friendly natuie appeals to you. Y-Teens 3-4g Minstrel 49 Newspaper Staff 4g Library Club 3g Student Council 3g Swimming 4. BARBARA ANN HORNICK 4'Babs Commercial Babs', dimples are her attraction, Sl1e's also sweet and full of action. Y-Teens 3-4g Minstrel 4g Newspaper Staff 2-4g Swimming 4g Usberette 3g Committee 4. W' ,w t Library Club 2g Student Council 3g Swimming 4. ANNA MAE T. KOVALICK Anna Mae Commercial If you know her youll agree, Anna Mae sure makes good company. Y-Teens 3-45 Minstrel 4g Newspaper Staff 4g DEANNA lNNAMORATI S'Dee Academic A pretty girl with flirting eyes, She's tops with all the girls and guys. Y-Teens 3-43 Minstrel 4g Usherette 3g Newspaper Staff 2-4g Student Council lg Library Club 3g Swimming 4. Usherette 3 5 .ni BARBARA ANN MACK Mac Commercial Never too tired or too gay, Mac is a friend in every way. Y-Teens 3-4g Minstrel 4g Newspaper Staff 1-2-4g Usherette 3-4g Library Club 2. ,p-L,,.pfQ-. yi O DOLORES BARBARA KOZMA uDee Academic Dee, to us is always a treat Wise and witty, a gal hard to beat. 7 Y-Teens 3-45 Minstrel 4g Newspaper Staff 4, Swimming 4, MARY ANN CHRISTINE KRAKOSKY Kirk Commercial Pretty brown hair, sweet disposition, Sugar and spice is her composition. 4 Y-Teens 3-4'g Minstrel 4g Newspaper Staff Class Officer 45 Usherette 3g Swimming 4 Library Club 2. MARY ANN THERESE MICHAELS Mair Academic Latin-looking with a very soft voice, F ull of charm that adds to her poise. Y-Teens 3-4g Minstrel 45 Newspaper Staff 4g Usherette 3, Swimming 4g Library Club 3. , f M f, f,,f ,,,V71A-w, 7755 Y-Teen Newspaper 4g Usherette 39 Swimming 4g Library Club 4. 0 f ,fl PATRICIA MARIE MILIUS WSW HPattie Commercial Her sweetness shows in her reaction, Her Charm is great, that's her attraction. Y-Teens 3-4g Minstrel 4g Newspaper Staff 4g Swimming 4g Library Club 2. NANCY MARIE NEDELAK '4Nan Commercial Neat and stylish, smart and sweet, Here's a girl who can't be beat. s 3-4g Minstrel 4g Cheerleader 2-3-4g, LORETTA ANN GNDISH Toms Commercial Full of fun, free from care, Happy-go-lucky anywhere. V Y-Teens 3-45 Minstrel 45 Swimming 4g Usherette ' 3g Library Club 2. AI 19 qi 7 r ,III ,lil -Q-T, fl' I? if A-'I' eff I I R P - Y DOROTHY ANN PALUCK VR M 0 If ..D0tty,- Commercial wif., Pretty brown eyes, a winning smile, l 1 I y Super personality and always in style. Y-Teens 3-4g Minstrel 4g Majorette 43 Newspaper Staff 43 Usherette 3g Swimming 4g Library 'si' H QE 4 Club 2. A 41 I 7 V 9 'xi :k f1E.i' SIE2' 554 ' - '-' 111 -Z-q:. '....::-':..:,..L.... 'Wi'-5 L Y-Teens 3-43 Minstrel 49 Majorette 4-g News- paper Staff 2-4-3 Student Council 3g Swimming 4. LORRAINE GLORIA PUCHALSKY , or Academic A constant smile upon her face, , In everqyonefs heart she wins a place. 7955 RUTH ELLEN REPKO 6'Ruth Commercial A majorette with vim, vigor, and pep, Everyone agrees Ruthiels really hep. Y-Teens 3-4g Minstrel 4g Majorette 2-3-4g News- paper Staff 1-2-4g Usherette 3g Student-Council 2-43 Library Club 2g Swimming 4. AGNES MARY SKURLA Shorty Commercial A short and quiet lass, One well liked by our whole class. 1 ff Minstrel 4g Swimming 4-g Library Club 2. Y I Avi 1' Y 4 J L, 4 l A' fn' ff Q ' up f 1 A l fa ff, f A f f ff Z f JOAN HELEN STECK 'floanyl' Academic A sweet girl and so sincere A friend whom we all like to be near.. Y-Teens 3-4g Minstrel 4g Swimming 4. I Usheret 3g Swimming 4. 1, H., Mt an Minstrel 4-g Newspaper Staff 4g Student Council 4g Usherette 33 Library Club 2g Swimming 4. . MARY ANN VELIKIS Mane Commercial Sweet, cute and rery shy, To be your friend, slze does try. Y-Teens 3-4g Minstrel 4: Newspaper Staff 4: , Hufmzavfff 147.1 CONSTANCE M. WALSKI 'iC0nnie Commercial Cay and smiling, from day to day, A good friend in every way. i AUM' if Q 1 . 1 V pl yi z ,L ' X . Jail! JJ Q NJ! ful' . . n fr -, Q R 0 W MJ' Kt62!'Wl , ' ANNA MAE lVlARC.-XRET YLYHAS .-Xniyu Academic Big blue eyes and friendly smile, C .l-Ialre her indeed a friend zvortliwhile. 1 A in 4 w C I ic.. Y-Teens 3-4: Minstrel -1: Newspaper Staff 2-4: Swimming 4. 'iii RICHARD ADAMS Rick Academic Tall and handsome, full of fun, V V 3 A boy 1L'l10yS liked by everyone. Minstrel 4g Basketball 2-4. 'fir Y -'Q-Z.. M uui:u Q i M J O Xllliil E , ,, v 5' , if 1 , 7 .. Q If 'jf FRANCIS T. BAINES Baines Academic A boy who never makes a sound, You hardly lfnow when hels around Art lg Music 1. .,.,-,,,,,,,.. 7- .7-..f.,,.nWW Council ANDREW J. BARILLA uligsi' Academic Tall, athletic, and a lot of fun, In this our Andy cannot be outdone. Football l-2-3-4g Basketball l-2-3-4g Baseball l-2-3-4g Stage-hand 4g Newspaper Staff 4g Student 3g Committee 4. JOHN JOSEPH BEBEY 'gBeb Academic Tall, intelligent and handsome indeed, With his abilities he's sure to succeed. Football 1-2-3-4g Baseball 1-2-3-43 Key 2-3-4g Minstrel 4g Newspaper Staff 4g Officer 3-4. aqffh. 'AW -ee' .0 Football Club Class GERALD W. BURKHARDT Burk Academic Tall and lanky is our Burk, With all the girls he is a flirt. Manager 2g Basketball Mana Football lg Key Club 2-3-4g Minstrel 45 News- paper Staff 1-4. ger 2-3-4g 2 X 7?55 Football 1-2g Basketball 1, Manager 3-4-g Min- strel 4. 4'Chick is one of our students rare, O LAWRENCE ROBERT BROWN Larry,' Commercial Although his stature is quite small, His humor and smile make him liked by all. Band 1-2-3g Orchestra lg Stagehand 4g Art lg Music 1. JOSEPH CHAJKO Chick', Academic hun' ignuovuvf 50 He comes and goes without a care. CARL D. DAVIS 'fDove Academic Life for Davis is one long song, Art lg Music l. JOHN D. DULA Johnny Academic X Slow in speech and .on his feet, Rf? A nicer guy youlll never meet. Minstrel 4. i But in this world he's sure to get along. KG' .fnnnunv f O RICHARD ERIC EMERSHAW Dick Academic A quiet lad without a care, m His musical talent is very rare I Football lg Band 1-25 Orchestra 1-2g Key Club E 2-3-4. WILLIAM JOSEPH FENDER Bump Academic Bumper,' is a carefree lad, Always happy, never sad. 5 Stagehand 4, l fx N f JOHN R. GAJDOS Buck Academic Big and strong, athletic in mind, A nicer guy you will not find. Football 1-2-3-4-g Minstrel 45 Newspaper Staff , 4g Committee 4. V, A 'V 'F 3? O 'W 1 I N 'A r Y 1-'mi -9' ' 'fav QC 5 i X f 2 .f 4 xl ' WALTER F. GOSTINSKI ,V Gus Academic Although we think he's a bashfal lad, ' A truer friend can never be had. -' Football lg Minstrel 4. NJ '94 QV' , 5 Stage-hand 4. Konob,' always goes his merry way. WILLIAM T. HOLENA Iggy Academic Happy-go-lucky without a worry, Youll find that Iggy is never in a hurry. ROBERT KONOPKA HKonob', Academic Sometimes quiet, sometimes gay, Stagehand 4. U' uv-W THOMAS J. KRAKOSKY Curly Academic Dark and handsome with curly hair, He comes and goes without a care. Football 1-2-3-43 Baseball 2-3-43 Stagehand 4-g Class Officer 29 Projectionist 3, 4. ani! nad' , 1 XX , E337 X I ' I 7 y f 1 X . EDWARD KRAYNAK 1 , 9 ' Dick West Academic 2 v f A zeal for study he's never had, Q i ' -- I But oh what a wise one is this lad. f 4 Q' S , zrglrr J Key Club 3-4-3 Minstrel 4g Color Guard 3-4. A . 0 63 , Q 1 f f J FRANK J. MATELLO ' 'LMutt Academic You never know when Mutt's around He hardly ever makes a sound. 7 Football 1-2-3-4, Manager 35 Minstrel 4g News- paper Staff 4g Class Officer 3-4. -I ,L ,gg ROBERT PAUL MICHAELS WO Academic Tall, handsome and talented is he, A success in life he,s sure to be. gnu' Football 2g Minstrel 43 Newspaper Staff 4g Stu dent Council 1-4. IT- RICHARD MOSES Dick', Academic A student so bright, Show him a problem, he works it out just right, Yearbook Editor 49 Newspaper btaff 4g Min- strel 4. . lf- XX A, ..- N Q Ns lQ,' - ' X DONALD MURTHA Q 6 x Mert,' Academic 1-4. Q N His blue eyes and blonde hair, X 0 Denote a boy without zz care. G Minstrel 4. ,,-....,.,.- I Z: I l .X l Q fi xx Q!! Nr:-1-4 flx A' i ROBERT T NEVOLAS Bibs Academic Witty happy always gay, 7 We hope he will always stay that way. V Student Council l. LEONARD JOSEPH PADALSKI Hacker Academic Wise witty and ull of un, Brightens everyone s day just like the sun. Football 1 2 3 4 Manager 3 Stagehand 4-g ire uamwlvu-W i,,,,,,,.w ANTHONY P. OSTROSKY HJ uk Academic His blond Crew out and flashing blue eyes, From all the girls bring many sighs. Baseball 2-3-4g Key Club 2-3-4g Minstrel Newspaper Staff 43 Class Officer 4. i W-Z MISL l llA i 4 V - . K el Q A y. W' jf A PETER P. PALUCK 'ZIP' --Wabbitn Academic 7 'cWabbit,' is a very fine lad, Always gay, never sad. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Newspaper Staff 4. ,S 2' Z 1 f RICHARD PESTA Q 'LWoody', Academic - Eyes of blue and a smile so bright, , is To flirt with the girls is his delight. 'ld' Football 1-2-3-4g Baseball 2-3-43 Minstrel 4 Committee 35 Newspaper Staff 4. PETER RAYMOND PISANESCHI Pedro Academic Handsome and dashing is this guy, Who will not let a sport pass him by. Football 1-2g Baseball 25 Key Club 2-3-49 Min- strel 4g Newspaper Staff 45 Class Officer 2. NW' Lggu-q DANIEL P. PISKORIK Range Rider Academic He'.s alway happy, that's a fact, And there's a bit of mischief in all his acts. Football lg Basketball lg Band 3g Orchestra 3-43 Minstrel 45 Newspaper Staff 4. I it 5' 4 D' .. if: . .' if L f ' f If ,'1'. of' fe ' LAWRENCE G. PUCHALSKY . , Hlsarl' Academic . Handsome and reserved is this guy, 2 Q , Who will not let a sport pass him by. Football 2-3-4g Basketball 2-3-4g Baseball 3-4g Key Club 2-3-4g Stagehancl 4g Newspaper Staff l'4l 4-g Committee 4. EDWARD J. RUZICKI L'Ruzik Academic Well lmowrz is '6Rizik's sparkling smile, His happy personality is part of his style. Stageband 4g Newspaper Staff 4. ROBERT SIEMINSKI Lefty Academil: To go to college is his aim, Lefty,' will rise in the hall of fame. Football 1-2-3-4g Basketball 1-2-34 Baseball 2-314g Stagehand 4g Newspaper Staff 4. X ' 2 lllll 1 -nf' p rim - -- !! in S - ll-ll NORMAN T. SLUSHER iafiife 'SNorm Academic A handsome boy who really rates, Many are his admirable traits. 'fy ' : , 7 Key Club 2-3-49 Minstrel 4g Class Officer 3. X 9 .J ' c 2 ZY.2,i:.--Y ,-fxrzt-gl A X Q if -pm A Zum 2 f 'g WILLIAM STANULIS I I TM M-f f- fLA4f L I . 5 .. lv . ROBERT WALTER SOBOCINSKI . A 5 Subby Academic W 6 Intelligent, handsome with an athletic mind, I' r A successful future hels sure to find. 7 ' 'L Football 1-2-3-4g Basketball lg Key Club 2-3-4, Minstrel 43 Newspaper Staff 4g Class Officer 2-3. L. . lf' JEROME F. SPITZER Jerry Academic Never a care and never a worry, But then he's never in a hurry. Key Club 2-35 Minstrel 4-g Color Guard 3-4. 212' 4, FRANCIS M. STANULIS Twin Academic Gay and happy, full of fun, His many pranks can't be outdone. Stagehand 43 Art lg Music 1. k A A BEM! I ' 1 Academic J Like hrs brother he s a clown L6 Laughter prevazls when he s around J A kg C Ba kaball 1 Stagehand 4 Art 1 -'aww Ma ! ' A ' W f.. in Y Z -vi -gl . R . ,l I HB 1191 ,A - - , ' I' X s 5 l , if if l X ' , . .51 ,Q I, xxx, 1 . 'W lil --s f-f S 9 9 - A I D . X ,.,V - -Li--- I 5 1-el-1. 1 ' . ' 12 , rv' NQNTVK r' ,lf'mifif- Lf-1.-.., IIWT- Ng A I . .ffT3:4i-- X ' ff- f - ' 1 -yyr y ' ,f .1 . U Lg. O BERNARD G. STUKEY ':Stuk Academic Shy, reserved and very kind, , A better friend is hard to find. Music lg Art 1. JOHN J. URBAN Deadeye Academic Manners, neatness, personality plus Deadeye really rates with us. Basketball lg Stagehand 4g Projectionist 2-3-4. i l A RONALD F. ZIM Rock Academic Pizza making is his game, He's sure to win pizza fame. Football 1-23 Minstrel 4g Color Guard 3 CLASS MOTTO Forward Ever 5 Backward Never CLASS COLORS Red and Silver CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS ADVISORS Mrs. Margaret Puhak Mr. Michael Beky Qfazzdefazg and M? WV' Barbara and g'Lenny among the boulders at Devil's Den ning H. Gets DZ? . Senkof CxfS5sia2p0n5xb1h'Y' See 0 Say :1 few words John! me Rest period near the Eternal Light Monument I Padalski has the situation under control. Faem THE TRAIL'S END By Rosemary Hlavac At last we've come to the trail's end, Now we must part, each and every one a friend. Some go North, some go South, perhaps East or West Wherever we go, we must face a test. What lies ahead? Before long we shall see This path leads to our future, whatever it may be. Let us start our journey with a smile and not a sigh, Comforted inside by memories of Swoyerville High. Now the dreams of youth shall come true, Alone on this new path, what shall we do? Remember our school, Swoyerville so dear, And all we have learned year by year. To work, to love, to get along, To always do right, to never do wrong, To persevere, to help, to learn each day Something that will widen the narrow way. Memories never change, they remain the same, A Senior dance, a football game. The high school minstrel, our senior play, New York! How well we remember that day! At last we're on our way, To face the dawn of a bright new day. Success and best wishes begin to arrive, They,re all for the CLASS OF '55 i-7 X, 77, 27' ,Irv 7 f f f 1 dl. f , Z f l if 'L , ii: ,npr 'ff ' f ,QE Y 1 fs? X12 - 1 14 -.F 5 , I-,f,,.. A WW 517' - :'FiE 5 fr?-,-,.. K AMW ZW t R if- -jlkkfwhn' 4 'RX Y ,J - .Q MW , W 'f j f' W : fp X I j' --- :ff--gc - 2 1 ,, f F, I 2535 I ,Z , :Qyyx f-- - ,.- , 'fi -N 8 , X 4. , 2,5 , - V - 41 gf- fg -' Y F- ---W --4 f -I -T, .. Y, , J K , V . - .Q .7-- , fa- L ,. , Y 1,4 -.il 5 i ,L J 1 7 L D-KRzyvJ1ckr' - H5711 Y L, ,, ,l. ,il 1 ix . L v r ff X N3 J. MARGALLIS J. HUDICK V. SKRABUT J. KARALUNAS ' QL, President Vice President Secretary Treasurer A fi JJ K V eo g JU' Ywgpy X J J V D 1 X 'Tx' W' ' .. 'rw Q fu' Hgh-e 1? ,W NXXS we 'Q w 1 X v Xlkjx 35. E3 . 'QE YN 'Q .4 jx N :. in . df VN QW' N Q .fx .Jvx X N. x 15 'L X' . ,J ' ,JXLJV .KQV O X U 7 41 ,xv Q Lv , .yum MVQU ,x S V ' U -, 1 2 New K H, .r ff . W mf, , 14 X ne' J J' 'lf' ff 4. ff! .1 1 ff ff , .ff .' .' 1 ' j ,f 4 ,ji-ff L' 'Z K. V ' v mf, 5,1 .V Q f'1 -M .. ,f nf f f.-X ,.x A. Gajdo T- H0090 f Jacien J. Kovaleski M. McGuire , J. Pisaneschi G. Romanoski B. Stukey , D. Yenchek 5 . ff W . ffflfifvifklic L0 cl ww? aff-,QQ 5221.-f.f1fa5j5 Q41 .bvr - . f, ' A- A' Q:j.f,L? ,,g,-1.4 , 7j21pf,1TZ-L.,Q,g, fi A i..fiL,ff '1 Tlkf7cif:2frfz,,g,ffil,fL, 2,4-gf A 1 Wipyp W6 ffuifcfgl- fl V :iid gf'Vu ' af?'D'1,QvU4!C'Qz7t'fi,'ig1,gif. I 1, ' L! .avi ' A' ' -JL iii , ,f gf' X f First row: J. Husovsky, J. Vigo, D. Yenchek, 1. Huhn. L. Zenda, F. A. Shampack, A. Bayo, Af K f?i ,f'1f:-eq ii' ,N i' I Gajdo, A. Pechal, R. Mattey, J. Hudick. Second row: J. Coulter, R. Lawrence, W. Sieminski, Xj l 3 ff., ii R. Nervitt, J. Kruchinski, E. Koshinski, J. Pisaneschi, E. Lipinski. Back row: E. Napierkowski, I' -ff?e5'?fLfQ77 . R. Cadomski, J. Margallis, S. Gabrysh, C. Sieniinski. J. Stanics,.,R. Swetps, V. Marcin. , -ii,jz4M:fVl,,y5y,fLy-hu 5, KN yi, . , ,Q 3 ' ,,,.Q g .V , , I, M , , ,M L Y .fp , J, if , .,.,, .1 f V X .V , V, f -X- LD! V V, .2 J . 'n e f 'A,. EI W J , V. gi . ' eg: ,,..frfcr.-f-1-'G--2.- ia. f B 4 -i . fi? 3 W Lowe . ,wavy-1..,,2 .L . 165. 1 ,f--f - 'M Wfy.-an -.....' ., f- ...f ' f '77, , A , . V . ilw,-'Eg I I. W . ,.,'L. 4, Q I 5 . S - ' 1 , VV 4. W, L IL , W H , x,,,,'y liiffivi L5 ,nj-E Lily A :Wil ,V .First row: D. Ondish, T. Rydzewski, B. Nowicki, R. Slusher, C. Weiss, P. Brennan. M. McGuire, 31 ,K fQ.4,1 Y B Nix TLID ugiu K M. Kosco, D. Gus-S, J. Kytic. Second row: R. Hospodar, J. Paluck. J. Kovaleski. R. Long, T. 7 if ,krr Q f?Qv'bfA,,bQU A ,Ay Dfw Hoosic, J. Polk, S. Yackoski, C. Sapata. Back row: J. Hawk, W. Andrzejewski, SI. Wisdo, N' 1 , LXR? NVQ! jg W. Chorba, T. Koshinski, F. Paluck. 3,7 Q ,fit x, V ul ,fu A 'je - 'U ,fx Aj 'AT 3 m., C It .LM Jr fI,..jr.,, '-L' V-Rflwlrl. Nz- ,A 7 V' . Av .r xhjg-Sit-i ., ,.,,.,,.. IL W jay! A: ,J 4 filing .11 ,flrygjk 1 I 7 Aga Xi J gig L74 QQXV jyyjgi Q i l 'firm fl ,-4 , 11.3 yy! , , Tk D f' ' '- . . 4 ,fJvf5fI'7'7 f,q:f34'fQyil 'iuJLf37i:e72f3-I-,fe1:f.-,J N -1 xi , HY ' P. fi .X wifi' ff ., f ii JV QE n R by ' X852 ' . H talk' v N Hp W3 25'-fi S ff fllil ' VXXNRFU I si 2 ,, if A by ,x X' fn J -4 S -K, 1 ,ff ,W xyynlf X Q, y JR ta' ' 'Six 91,5 7 6,11 -1. J f ,J it kr . 75,0 f W X 'W 'if .,,-, ,, ...L.,,,.. I . NJ A 41- wi' tl: t First row: C. Kemzura, A. Olejnick, M. Lechaton, R. Rish, C. Kapral, R. Lavish, G.iYRomanoski, E. R. Covier, J. Karalunas, A. Rihar, E. Urban, H. Kusma. C. Secula. Second row: J. Coniglio, D. Morelli, M. Urban, J. Marr, A. Salata, B. Santee, L. Erceg, M A. Koshinski, P. Buscavage, R. M. Mattie. M. Perzia. R. Stesney. Back row: M. A. Orrson, V. Skrabut, V. Jacien, R. M. Barnoski, S. Asklar, J. Runchka, B. Suhamski, M. Katrainak, B. Stukey, A. Spirko. :ii .ff 4 iw 9 Field trip to Ricketts Glen ,QQ 4 ,xJQ9'9k 1 , Imran, 11: Wu MER ,, ,.,. -.,, fl..- W lk S Oli hant A Mekalavage M Erceg J Hlavac, First row: W. Lacina, F. Koptcho, J. a 0, . p , . , . , . G. Vigo, W. Walski, W. Weiss, C. Mokrish. Second row: P. Bankovich, J. Stefanides, B. Koscielski, J. 0'Donnel1, J. Husovsky, D. Van Dyke, E. Sieminski, A. Lepo, R. Stefanides. Back row: C. O'D0nnell, B. Broda, R. Sonday, J. Chipego, C. Petchel, R. Orlandini, C. Jankoviak, J. Metroka. ww? J I First row: R. Ostrosky, A. Huntz, J. Backo, E. Marcin, E. Emershaw, K. Adams, G. Volack, K. Urban, M. Kapral, C. Soboleski, J. Cicero: Second row: S. Kotulski, J. Krispin, R. Levitsky, ' ' ' ' ' s F. E et wski, E. Brominski, D. KfZyW1Ck1, J. Matello, R. Volack, B, Baseski. Back row. M. P0p-on, rw 0 J. Olejnick, J. Coniglio, R. Washko, J. Ontko, S. Gavlick, A. Surgenevich, J. Romanowski. nammx -x.x Q X. . C3 .-fXl.'- A 1 in HX! First row: R. Kuzma, D. Cavlick, P. Zdancewicz, D. Konopka, D. Lyons, V. Matello. F. Sapata R. Siracuse. M. Harrison, M. Aritz, F. Jaslewicz, M. A. Kuhai. Second row: D Andrzejewski D. Antos, C. Walko. H. Calelti. M. E. Hudanick, C. Mekalavagv, M. Jakubczyk, F. Pochec S. Cebrick, B. Lacina, A. Padalski. Back row: B. Kapral, 1. Hanusin, D. Steadle, C. Cc-:sari F. Brutko, G. Hudanick, H. Wrhel, J. Stefanoski, L. Songalia, M. A. Krehely. Mike Popson on his way for another touchdown! K J WM fwwwfwyee-wg .M-ummm!! annum!! K A-n0w'I ' fwmpnnw W. we-we-vm-run First row: T. Zukosky, M. Reggie, D. Bebey, B. Rogers, E. Pyryt, M. A. Ulichney, M. E. Yachew, C. Lewis. Second row: J. Brennan, J. Salata, J. Jankoviak, J. Klimek, M. Rappaport. Back row: J. June, A. Stelma, R. Govier, N. Wienckowski, C. Sieminski, T. Lewis. i 0 First row: G. Yatsko, C. Katcavage, J. Domant, W. Hoffman, J. Lavish, E. Martinchak. Second row: J. Pechal, B. Siracuse, M. A. Suda, M. rysick, L. Spinicci, J. Pisaneschi, C. Coolick. Back row: J. Stukey, J. Hrivnak, R. Ondish, J. Perzia, . Kubek, T. Earley, T. Fender. an 1:5 f f W W ,Q-WA First row J. Ondish R. Backo, Back row v S WM ,W,M,,. ,, www-MW... N ., ,..m.,wmfwy,.--,W-ww W ' . Q yf f, 4, K. Mao. , 'vs Q I First row: R. Rynich, C. Innamorati, J. Asklar, F. Walski, R. Zukosky, M. Hudick, W. Coniglio. Second row: R. A. Stefanoski, M. Metroka, P. Wallace. L. Leonard, S. Yurkon, P. Smith, M. Janerick. Back row: R. Matte, D. Brominski, R. Varaitis, R. Erwetowski, J. F. Yoschak, R. Williams. Pirillo, S. Choma, Q7- afixnjy 'Gsm First row: M. Moses, T. Wozniak, D. O'Donnell, R. Supon, R. Morelli. C. Zambetti. Second row P. Matello, D. Slempa, E. Soboleski. C. Woyrvki, F. Krispin, S. Vinsko. M. Domant, M. A. Stan koski, R. M. June. Back row: G. Culla, T. Konopke, E. Shekosky, R. Koptcho, T. Wozniak B. Worlinsky. I nun-mg 'umm--on pp--any 7. ,.,. N....,f4, .,. 'Eff' First row: R. Coutts, J. Kamas, P. Bayo, L. Potera, R. Coniglio, J. Mullen, C. Haddick. Second row: P. Kader, P. Zaremba, B. Runchka, G. Levitsky, B. Sincavage, L. Biago, E. Caydos. Back row: S. Karasek, E. Cavlick, J. Chorba, R. Kamus, M. Barna, P. Dziekan. First row J. Reilly, E. Slempa, F. Grasso. Second row: J. Kuczinski, J. Zachary, E. Kelley A. Protasiewicz. M. Cavlick, C. Metroka. G. Shemo, C. Erceg, R. Baron. Back row: E. Barick F. Calletti, J. Cosmo, M. Cebrick, D. Aritz, S. Hospodar, J. Stesney, F. Smaka, J. Greglock P. Zachary. W. Van Dyke. 7 M 74441 ,, X sf A ' 7 4 f 2,3 . ,ff :V-gf -f, 1,4 ffl ,ij-4, M, f W W Z ,, Q -nv Q M , an H, wt ii W4 if ffrf VS Mg. 1 Y M Y CCC L d',,,f- u K, M G i E f f , i 3 ,fain Hi, W 1 , , 4 ' xl I5 : -J -, ., . ws., - ,f 4 Acliuiiies , 72 X 'fx' , gf 1 I , f Z Z 2 X , 0 60604 R f J. BEBEY ANTHONY OSTROSKY MARY ANN KRAKOSKY FRANK MATELLO President Vice President Secretary Treasurer A. Barilla B. Hornick L, Puchalsky I. Cajdos B. Mack N. Slusher X 4 'N WR- W7 fb R. Hlavac D. Paluck R. Sobocinski Editor-in-Chief S , i Business Manager 2' Staff Literary Editor JOHN GAJDOS ROSEMARY HLAVAC I RICHARD MOSES Assistant Editors Historian Sports Editor 2 ':k - K5 i F T U? X X I asf 3 BARBARA MACK BARBARA BARON MARY ANN KRAKOSKY JOHN BEBEY Subscription Staff i EDWRD KRAYNAK DANIEL PISKORIK RONALD ZIM K x Y qsv MR. MICHAEL BEKY Advisor 1 vu-qu-yn-'- Wi 2 2 i f W T ptr.. First row: P. Pisaneschi, J. Gajdos, R. O'Donne1l, J. Urban, P. Paluck, R. Moses, A. Ostrosky. Second row: F. Matello, J. Carey, M. A. Michaels, B. Harchar, R. M. Hlavac, D. Innamoratti, R. Repko, R. Sobocinski, L. Puchalsky, J. Ondish, A. M. Yuhas, D. Kozma, J. Steck, E. Dom- ashinski, P. Milius, A. M. Kovalick. Third row: M. Urban, C. Walski, B. Mack, B. Hornick, M. Velikis, M. A. Krakosky, C. Dzurek, D. Paluck, N. Cayewski,,S. Fuches, A. Dambrauskas, H. Antonitus, B. Baron, M. A. Charnetski, V. Jacien, L. Padalski, T. Krakosky. Fourth row: A. Barilla, R. Pesta, N. Slusher, J. Pisaneschi, P. Bankovich, J. Burkhardt, D. Piskorik, L. Puchalsky, J. Bebey, R. Sieminski, E. Ruzicki, R. Michaels. SW! 0ooeoe'i5'm o o'3'm S. gb, an-u Q- 6 , 1 f . fi' GL? I, W. , ,L I l t if WW vw X 1.f'qg.1 1 . av v -x f Z' ,, 'f ' 5 I if K' sf , ,5 - 9 -I f 114- ., .,.. , , -2 ' 4 .5 z 3 X V, I :wiv In M ,2 . . 5 4, 4 f , . ,.v 5 . A , 9 2 Vx 4 Z, 4- 1 5, 1. ' ' 39 1 Z ,J 2? x ff. far ,QQ asf W, I A, 42 25 Qi 4 , . First row: M. A. Erceg, C. Walski, R. Repko, L. Puchalsky, D. Hrivnak, C. Walko. Second row J. Coniglio, N. Slusher, L. Puchalsky, J. Polk, S. Gabrysh, R. Michaels, T. Hoosic. S n ' L' Contestants in foul shooting contest bf fv 2 VM. ik gr Lbvjjiiji :VNU L f H ' I ,j1,ef',! 1 M P if WV' 1 5 f 5 . . JJ I gy 'J K ,fg ?fLfAb If W ,,zi.fSA 1 cf! 3 ff , l Jef... 1 Nj ,L ,0 Uv f 7 I. I J J . ' fu 11 J 1' ,A 'A ' . . , ,, . . , . W ' 1 3 '2 lf ' X 5,1 f V ,f gf . , f ,Q t . J - f -, J ,f ', . f, f , 5.2 , rv ,.ii E J .f , x. ,fv f 'AU' ' ,fp P' ,f 4 , ' . . ' 'AJ' Mfg, f ,i V 1 . f ,.. ,,' 1,1 ,- , J. . , , Q.. ,., , f. First row: M. Katrainak, M. Perzia, A. Bayo, G. Vigo, S. Secula, R. Kuzma. Second row: J. Huhn, S 'k D. Morelli, R. Siracuse, D. Konopka, F. Sapata, R. Mattie, E. Marcin, V. Matello, A. pir 0, A. Olejnick, C. Kemzura, B. Santee, M. A. Kuhar, A. Ribar, E. Urban, J. Runchka. Thlrd row: L. Zenda, V. Skrabut, L. Erceg, C. Walko, M. Jakubczyk, R. Pochec, A. Mecklavage, S. Oliphant, M. McGuire, P. Brennan, G. Volack, D. Andrzejewski, P. Zdancewicz, B. Stukey, M. A. Koshinski, P. Buscavage, A. Gajdo. Fourth row: R. Slusher, G. Weiss, D. Yenchek, F. A. Shampack, A. Pechal, V. Jacien, D. Gavlick, E. Govier, C. Kapral, B. Kapral, A. Padalski, M. A. Krehely, L. Songalia. 741- fi. First row: J. A. Carey, M. A. Michaels, B. Harchar, R. M. Hlavac, D. Innamorati, L. Puchalsky N. Gayewski, R. Repko, H. Antonitus, D. Kozma, E. Domashinski, A. M. Kovalick, J. Barilla B. Gowisnok, B. Baron. Second row: S. Fuches, P. Milius, C. Walski, B. Mack, M. Velikis D P 1 k M A Krakosky B Hornick ,I Steck A M Yuhas, L. Ondish, D. Wrobleski C.Dzurek, . auc, . . , . ,. , ' ' . K l a H. Kuzma, I. Marr, R. Oriandini, M. A M. A. Charnetski,R. Lavlsh. Third row. J ara un s, Erceg, R. Hlavac, M. Lechaton, R. Rish, S. Asklar, C. Romanoski. Nj ig! 5, 11, 1 if ffy T J If , 'VX ' W f.,f r, 11 wwf. .YW . ily' i X 613 Mfr!! fm! 4 Xa 5 , 1 'ff if -,fr X I f .w f ., Q , , , ,M-f' J w . f .1 ,, V H' I, U- ry gqff I .W wr 1,1 53 -11, ,rf ,rf J 1 fu ' J 4. j, L 1. 4 . , ,,,., , , . x U' f w, f 5 J , , ,, , Hg 1,53 .1 rf - 'i , , ,,5, ,gif J. l !!r' 16V J 4 .. ll V 5' ir. l - T: il , First row: T. Hoosic, G. Burkhardt, D. Piskorik, E. Kraynak, L. Puchalsky, R. Sobocinski P. Pisaneschi, J. Margallis, J. Bebcy, A. Ostrosky, N. Slusher, R. Emershaw, J. Kytic, J. Hudick, J. Pisaneschi. Standing: W. Andrzejewski, J. Polk, J. Kovaleski, F. Erwetowski, R. Lawrence J. Coniglio, E. Brominski, Mr. Chiampi, J. Cicero, J. Backo, S. Cabrysh, J. Stanks, C. Jankoviak J. O'Donnell, P. Bankovich. Senior boys gather around the fire! ,--1 1 '1' .ff f- -'Y fs V, MY if -' yy , M , ,, 'KW 12' af., 4 Ah. N930 Q 724, - , 'ull Y 1 -, ,,, 'WW , A -W ' ' A f ,,7, f A ,, ' M , W ., :,fv:n.:f3'4?A,-':.'f ,Wifi Wbfyffs The minstrel cast l Robert Michaels speaks up 1 I Dambrauskas shows her talent I -Q, .ai- O'Donnell gels in the act! , 7, j , F 1 V ,X .Y A in : Emi. A Helen Antonitus treats the Norman Slusher becomes serious! audience to a song and dance. I Q' 4 v 1. V ff' fl? 1+ fx -N X , X E Z . f , , 9 atv ' ' 7 , M V 1 55 M js .' V TYN L 5, V 1 f X ikigaigf :. V i ' ,TJ :if , .., , A , 4 -1- r W8 1x..fw Slusher gives Pisaneschi something to think about! Junior boys during intermission. Let's all join in folks! 7 ., fi? 5 Must be serious. Usherettes helped out. For services rendered! fffgmhnt Vwqlli-of 4150 A eachfapfdq K, 42 ge 4? 1 First row: N. Cayewski, D. Paluck, B. Mack, N. Nedelak, R. Repko, J. Barilla. Second row:' D. Piskorik, R. Zim, P. Pisaneschi, J. Cajdos, R. Michaels, R. Sobocinski. . rn, D First row: M. A. Michaels, B. Harchar, E. Domashinski, S. Fuches, D. Innamorati, R. M. Hlavac Second row: N. Slusher, W. Gostinski, E. Kraynak, L. Brown, J. Dula, R. Pesta. 0 A' . 2 '29 ,. .,,, , , , I . 'Ginny x k I Larry Brown takes command of the situation A 1 1 f f 'Q Together again! The beautiful voice of Helen Antonitus Our Toastmaster Margallis takes over ur Student Council President . . Z Wow . . . what talent! 1' Down by the Riverside 2 QMQXM Down Mexico way I Our own Miss Reilly! Ready, Set , , , go Never thought we could have so much fun! aachfzgf' 5a4ao!QZee ,,,l ,f , o of ff? Q' n 1 4 ,I S ,f 1 V. V, Mi f 2 z A V 4 KA' f -: lg I A , E JI, ,V ,V , V-I A . I I 4' Q . ' ohonn gf? fig 4 5 W . , in V, ry hi ,SV - Q, -I 5 49 I . A gf o ' 'Z mls , IE! o.--. if vm - 3 ri The Junior High School Glee Club at Christmas EW 'T 1a ning a Thanks for everything! , lllll ililll I 4 .. ll , an . ,,r Y no WI 74474 Scion! Qfee , , 4 of' My XVW J ' ,g, 5 Q Zi af 1' , 'mg' M5,,Ww .,.,,,. .H 'fjrwf Q 4 DICII ig., nsnglnsnu :' 5 vii: l ' lllll ,,.., nal ' f '::5::5:55 fi f':2llg:elalluic Iii ' s sans asses 9 ---- ,1, llllllt lil ': '.. .:::::: l V ,V A if ' C ll! :IIIIIUO llaluulus Q qnnngcs Q I Junior High School Glee Club at the first talent show. i 4. 1 X .'h, A Christmas program I f f 'V' rli, N r, .git ,ugh V Q vrbl I , sqgiiais .iSfiiP11 iiunifmi f .ie for the Senior High. HMA.,ff::- . . Wee ! f Y 3' 4 . , at 52 qw 4, .M , ' L. fb ,,qa',..,,W Q! ,A-K 'ff lm . Q 5' ' af Q GQ 'fl' , kifx X , + i . X X f - H? 5 sc 02,5 VX J X 4 . i A x x N s ' X 'S 3 , 1 fs 4 :s rt 1 I 1 Y X lu' 4,3 V E' 1 L 'E N uma, yr ,awefcwfw .TNI IW! ,Wi 584 owl:-I' First row: T. Rydzewski, Managerg F. Paluck, E. Napierkowski, R. Volack, S. Kotulski, F. Matello A. Barilla, L. Padalski, W. Sieminski, M. Wisdo, J. Chajko. Manager. Second row: J. Buzitski E. Lapinski, T. Krakosky. J. Olejnick, S. Gavlick, R. Pesta, C. 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Larksville .,., Wyoming l.v..,. ,,,,, St. Nicks ,........ ,,,,, Nanticoke ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, West Scranton Plymouth .,......,,,.vo.. Scranton Prep Alumni ,i......,...,,... ,, Hazleton ,,,o..... .. .. Ashley ...,,,.,....,........, West Wyoming Fairview .,.,...,.,.,..,.o. Swoyerville Swoyerville Swoyerville Swoyerville Swoyerville Swoyerville Swoyerville Swoyerville Swoyerville Swoyerville Swoyerville Swoyerville Swoyerville Swoyerville Swoyerville Sugar Notch ,,...,. Berwick ,,,....,....,,. W-B. Township Ashley . .....,..,..... . West Wyoming Fairview .......,..... Duryea .,,.o.e....,... Sugar Notch .v...,. W-B. Township . Ashley .o...,,....o.,... Wyoming Sem. West Wyoming Fairview ,.,,.. Sugar Notch .,o., W-B. Township . ' 'f Scan 'lf f,:.:. li 525 ? 49 7 48 ' . 4 1........fl V42.41 i4 - 55,3 A' , I V 3,1 i fl 1 V: sin X ex :Viz S rim! 1 y I -ui hgh ?i A 1 '.Vt A I Left to right: C. Kubek, T. Lewis. R. Govier, C. Sieminski. A. Stelma, J. Cicero. C. Domant, J. Perzia. 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