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

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As we enter lifeis door, this book will represent four years of growing up, of happ cherished moments and troubled ones, of education and social development- Nevertheless, we have done our best here and ' ' ' ' .H. . Also, so that We ma never tribute to the fine training offered us at S forget each other as years go by, we have compiled this book in the hope that it will bind our school-day friendships forever. ' ' - 11 with this-the Thus, We, the graduating cla 16th annual Sailors, Log- will continue to do so as a ss of 19. 6, bid ou faiewe Page 2 6.-A 'Sh ,, ,U 5 25 '-f-Sip 5-yy arf:-.2q'63Sj-' ,- ho. , ,. -,. .0 , ,I Q,-5xg.g.5g.Q 0. . fQ,.4g.g.z-Q ,.g.-, ., .,. .. .-9 N .,..g. N., . .,., ,,..g, -yx J., ' 'fo 'V-Q 5 K - -zcrlz--zz-:rw - vt-,-. ., .- 'f.2'2-.Q-. - mx, 0 s 5 9 0 Q ps' 0 .4 gs 4' P 'QQ ,s 0 0 9 Q, .S , . N 0 so' W, s,.',,. ,O ,. v ' o . e 4 '..-' o .e 9 Q 8'2 333' W' 'ss avian-7' ' 3. 52' , 0 s Q so ' ' - S . .- ISSN-'-:fc - Su N - -Q. - U .0 ,N Q 3. '. 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X X - i S55 is ' . il -Q 1 ar' Q is-Pi' J w ag sv 7' A Jkt X, N MQNQW '-Q,-wx 'N-.,Q,smM X A wx Na Pat Buscavage, Treasurerg Joseph Hawk, Vice Presidentg Mr. Shockloss, Principalg Walter Andrzejewski, Presidentg Agatha Olejnik, Secretary. Alma Mater Near the shores of Susquehanna Swoyerviile now and Swoyerville foreverg Stands our high school fairg Love her We always wilig Set against the highest mountain For she is our Alma Mater, S031-ing in the air, Our dear Swoyervilie. Page 4- Xi ft' J' pi ' U' 9 'I x I ' the W s ssa, ,J Q -X 2 , M g gf, it N V- ' y e ii, ,. , iff xg sv 5? it sg f sg, sss - gg i . V . X i i i s i 1'f i:1:s:.r'fg9-' wg. W, Q , ,.' si ii i f , W' K .- Z . .Q 1 Q' if ' X' 'N Q 4 S K - :ii i-i R 5 . HJ Ca. W.. -fs .t 1,!,.i'C3qQ is .X Administration Philip McGuire, Athletic Directorg John Dorish, Treasurerg John Hoosic, Vice Presi- dentg Attorney Anthony Wallaceg Frank Bebey, Presidentg Anthony Baron, Angelo Siracuse, Vocational School representatives. Absent: Joseph Wienckowski, Secretary. Board of Education Lb We, the graduating Class of '56 dedicate this portion of the Sailors, Log to show our utmost appreciation for the efforts put forth hy our Board of Education. They, along with the teaching staff, have helped prepare us for our forthcoming years. The duties of the members of the Board are many, and the problems great, but the thanks is little, so WC here wish to acknowledge all their help in aiding us to attain our final goal at Swoyerville High School-GRADUATION. Page 5 MR. WALTER S. BUDA Supervising Principal We are sorry to see you go but we must say adieu and hope you will remember us as you go along the road of success because We will be pulling for you. Walter S. Buda t Michael D. Shockloss Message to the Seniors You are now leaving school and behind you are the many happy days you spent at Swoyerville High School. Those days you will never forget because they were pleasant and important to you. You have proved yourselves in our high school and now you go out into the world. We sincerely hope this World has many pleasant surprises for you and wish you all the best of luck and a pleasant journey. A-, MR. MICHAEL SHOCKLOSS, Principal MR. BERNARD BURNAT B.S., M.A. English. Biology CACCIATORE B S S Shorthand Typing Bus ,1- Math 134' MISS MARGARET CASEY History 1 I if i.f.,f,, Miss ANGELINE M. If H' ' ff A-B' ' f,,6 X I iid? JAG 7 'I gif-gf. Faculty Y' ,Qty- FROM THEIR KNOWLEDGE WE LEARN MR. EDWARD CHIAMPI B.S., M.A. Mathematics, Science, Coach MR. JOSEPH GULLA B.S.S., M.A. Bookkeeping, Bus. Law, Social Studies MRS. ANITA HOVANEC AB. Arithmetic, Geography MR. LOUIS HOVANEC A.B. Industrial Arts, History MISS MARGARET JENNINGS A.B. Social Studies MR. JOHN MATTE B.M., M.A. English. Music Page 7 ,YM bf' X 427' Sf V l NIRS. BERNADINE MRS. MARGARET MR. GEORGE MR. JOHN WALLACE MERLI PUHAK SHENDOCK B.S., M.A. A.B. B.S.S. A.B., M.A. Physics, Chemistry, English, Lib. Science Economics, Typing, Physical Education, Guidance History, Spanish Health, Coach . Faculty FROM THEIR EXPERIENCE WE PROFIT. ' i Faculty pictures unavailable: MISS MARY KEARNEY V A.B. Art. English R MRS. PIA SELECKY B.S. ,N Home Economics MRS. ANNA MAE PASTERNACKI B.M. ,, I Music, English Q . 35 1 Miss LOUISE CALLAHAN Q' I Secretary ISS MIRIAM WOLF MR. JOHN YONKONDY MISS REGINA A.B. A.B., M.A. JENNINGS anish, Latin Mathematics, Coach R.N., B.S. FROM THEIR SERVICES WE BENEFIT. MILTON BURNAT DR. JOHN L. LAVIN MR. PETER NEDELAK MR. PETER GAVLICK .D.S. MD, Janitor Janitor Page 8 Seniors CLASS OFFICERS CLASS POEIVI CLASS SONG SENIOR COMMITTEE AND ADVISORS CLASS HISTORY CLASS OF 1956 CLASS WILL Page 9 THEY HELD THE SHIP ON ITS CUURSE Class Officers of I 9 5 6 .1 .pm 'Sw 5 WALTER ANDRZEJEWSKI JOSEPH HAWK President Vice President Class Poem REMINISCING Now we are ready to open the door of life, Not knowing if it holds happiness or strife, Still we enter, first anxious, then hesitant, now sad As we fondly recall, memories of adventures we had. Our first thoughts are those of only yesterday,- Of class night, the prom, the banquet and our senior play. The months passed, as did the minstrel and senior trips, While words of both wisdom and wit, passed through our lips. Happy memories of youth-like these, were made. Never to be relivedg yet never to fade. With saddened hearts we travel to yesteryear, When as the Junior Class, we did appear. Considered upperclassmen, we strove to meet the test, We studied, we laughed, that year was one of the best. The year of 1953, as Sophomores, was a fleeting one, Though knowledge we sought, each day was filled with fun. We missed not a game nor a dance all year, Because we were youthful Sophomores with nothing to fear. We could hardly forget September of '52-that very first day- When as Freshmen, we stumbled to find the way. Now teachers were met, new friendships were found, We were now on the road and graduation bound. We cannot go back to the world we so loved and knew, To open the door, to succeed, is the aim of our young crew. Today-our goal is near in sight! Weave crossed the barriers, we've won the fiht. As we bid farewell to friends who will seldom mix- We pray that God will always guide this, the Class of '56! By DIANE YENCHEK Page I0 PATRICIA BUSCAVAGE ACATHA OLEJNIK Treasurer Secretary CLASS SONG Tune: HMOMENTS TO REMEMBER By ACATHA OLEJNIK Our high school days are at an end, Now we must part and leave each friend, As we say goodbye to Swoy,rville High School. Our teachers who have helped us share, The hardships that we had to bear, We will have these school days to remember. As we receive diplomas, we know we must never sigh, Locked in us are the mem'ries of the years that have gone by. At last we know, we,re on our way, We pray that God be near each day, Class of 956 now hids, fond farewell. CLASS MOTTO: Learn to live, and live to learnf' CLASS COLORS: Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER: Pink Rose Adi ' mms THEIR LEADERSHIP AND ADVICE WE F OLLOWED . MISS ANCELINE CACCIATORE MRS. MARGARET PUHAK Senior Committee These are the representatives chosen for each class to represent us in making decisions and plan- ning our activities for the year. They and our class advisors, Mrs. Puhak and Miss Cacciatore, have earned our gratitude in guiding us through our Senior year in cooperation with the faculty and Mr. Buda and Mr. Shockloss. PATRICIA BRENNAN LUCILLE ERCEG ff ff ,f.k- z- , ' 'f7.Qf'4f-J f , f ' v t 2 , f ?'f'z75f f, ' , iff, Q 'ff 1 f x mf ' MW , i Q V '-i', v A ' ' ' ' f f JOSEPHINE HUHN JOHN HUSOVSKY JOHN STANKS CARL SAPATA ANITA SPIRKO Page 12 EUNICE URBAN MARY URBAN ZLAZ enjoying Problems of Democracy. LLC taking a speed test. Page 13 4Al in Physics Clas W swf? 1 my 33 Class Histor The lights are low: shadows creep nearer: the crystal begins to glow-f slowly the fortune teller's face fades from view with the increasing radiance of the ball. Time passes: suddenly the cry stal begins to clear and slowly an image appears-a group of timid students in the halls of Swoyeryille High School, the future Class of 1956. ln September. 1952. we were embarking upon a high school career, shy, but determined to do our best to acliieye a common goal-GRADUATION. Very often we walked up or down the wrong steps and caused a lot of confusion, or forgot the room number and wandered through the halls timidly until we found our room. This year found us wise, proud and eager to learn. Anxious and ath- letically-minded boys were given the opportunity to try out for basketball and football. Our subjects were more difficult. Slowly this scene fades from view and is replaced by another. Here the Class of 1956 is seen making new friends. and, others are sep- arated, some having classes at the Cahalan Building and others at the high school. ln our Sophomore year, the boys won their berths on the athletic teams and the girls were trying out for positions on the cheerleading and majorette squads. Others join the school band and orchestra. Our field trip to Ricketts Glen was a happy and memorable experience. chaperoned by Mr. Michael Beky. lVlr. John Wallace and lVlr. ,loseph Gulla. As the latter scene disappears. another is visualized-This time as Juniors, their goal is getting nearer. A group of students is seen, in a classroom- everyone is still, tense- then a hand is seen slowly rising, followed by its owner, who says, HI nominate Joseph lVlargallisfl And the election of officers takes place. The final results of the election: Joseph Margallis, ljresidentg John Hudick, Vice Presidentg Valeria Skrabut, Secretaryg and Jeanne Kara- lunas, Treasurer. The girls are allowed to join the Y-Tcensg the boys are admitted to the ranks of the varsity teamsg and we are the honored guests at the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Near the close of this year comes an event which we looked forward to as much as graduation-the choosing of class rings which we would wear as a symbol of promotion to the last and final year. This scene is slowly replaced by another-entering Swoyerville High School as highly-heralded seniors, and standing upon the threshold of our final high school year, we seem somewhat sad and apprehensive of what the future holds. But soon, fears are lost in a whirl of activities, work and happi- ness. Clearly showing at the beginning of the year is football, our leading sport. To us, our fine team may be called the uncrowned champions of Wyoniing Valley. 7 if W... X October found us on our way to a delightful day at Harrisburg. touring our State Capitol, and solemnly reviewing the great battle of Gettysburg, under the capable direction of our class advisors. Miss Angeline Cacciatore and Mrs. Margaret Puhak, accompanied by Mr. George Shendock and Mr. John Wfallace. Also during this month a field trip to the Dorrance Colliery was made and we had the opportunity to go down into the mine which was a very interesting experience. Before leaving the vicinity, we toured the Luzerne County Prison. Election of class officers took place and the results were: Walter Andrze- jewski, President, Joseph Hawk, Vice President, Agatha Olejnik, Secretary, and Patricia Buscavage, Treasurer. The Tattler Staff, composed of fellow classmates, completed the first issue. John Pisaneschi, editor, was assisted by Arlene Cajdo, Ellenrose Govier and Marilyn McGuire, plus a staff of seniors, under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Puhak. Our annual minstrel, under the direction of Mr. John Matte. was a great success and helped bring out the acting abilities of some of our classmates. Our interlocutor, Thomas Hoosic, did a fine job assisted by capable endmen. Next into view is the Junior-Senior banquet held on February 1, where we were hosts to the Junior class. Then on February 29 and March 1, the play, under the direction of Mr. John Wallace, assisted by Madelyn Katrainak and Janet Runchka, was as successful as the minstrel, with new talent being displayed in the hill-billy setting of 'GA-Feuding Over Yonder. Before the crystal blurs, it is April and we are off to a grand and glorious day in New York accompanied by our class advisors. Then-GRADUATION-The goal that once seemed far and unattainable appears in a blinding light. Soon commencement day will be here and we will have reached the apex of our youth. Slowly the ball becomes dim, the light fades and the spell is broken. What lies ahead cannot be seen! We now must step out into the world to make our Way, not as a class working together for one goal, but as individuals Working alone, striving to achieve many goals of our own. We shall always remember and cherish those happy eventful years. We, The Class of 1956, have seen the past, and the future-remains to be seen. JANET RUNCHKA THOMAS HOOSIC Page 15 SALOME ADRIENNE ASKLAR Sally Commercial A friendly girl with a ready grin, Flirting eyes with mischief in. Library Club lg Art lg Music 1, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens 3, 45 Usher- ette 3, Yearbook Staff 49 Swim- ming 4g Minstrel 43 Play 4. Jack Vocational A cheerful, honest and wholesome lad, Not too good, not too bad. Library Club lg Junior lndustrial Club 2, 3, 4. l.l!V r WALTER ROBERT ANDRZEJEWSKI Wally - qi Academim As president of the senior class, This handsome fellow is harrl to sura pass. Key Club 2, 3. 45 Basketball 1. 2. Manager 3, 43 Minstrel 4g Football 1, 25 Tattler Staff 43 Yearbook Staff 4, President 4. JOHN THOMAS BARILLA Page 16 x Ml . , A VD, 6 4 Us ,LCV ' a f if lyk: 4 . f ff f . LJ Vvjrfryll U 02 Milla jj X - f 9 Mile Qi ,QW U x y . Cl Wi. C ,as I I fi JA!! M J' ff! , - N Mi AR ANN BARNOSKI Bam Commercial L 1' W Danain , roaming, and having fun, VJ I' I L .' kes this girl's life a happy one. I Student Council 23 Library Club 13 W Art 13 Music 1, 2, 3, 43 Y6HTb00k N VU 'C VStaff 4g Minstrel 4. ,lm O . L I 19563 L, iw Q ff li A PATRICIA GEORGIA BRENNAN Pat Academic Always joking is her theme, Forever happy it would seem. Library Club lg Art lg Music 1, 2. 3, 43 Usherette 3g Tattler Staff 1, 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Swimming 4g Y- Teens 3g Senior Committee 4: Minstrel 43 Play 4. Page 17 ANNE JULE BAYO Botch Academic Here is our Ann, so darling and dark, A friendly miss, as happy as a lark. Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Library Club 1, Art 13 Music 1, 2, 3, 43 Usherette 33 Tattler Staff 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Swimming 43 Y-Teen 3, 43 Minstrel 43 Play 4. l JOHN CHRISTANOVICH Cristy Commercial A quieter boy youill never find, But since silence is golden, John doesrft mind. Tattler Staff 4, Stage Hand 43 Art 1. M' 7 wg, C .ffl Wk i. bf A , ' 'V if ,A X, . y-1 1 jr X , v i f EMRIQIA JlffN Uscfaxfli l ll bf 1 M il' WM lf e lb J fy JL Wifrjxjk Zffv 1,1 t X lilly QEC ,gill 3 Commercial A pretty girl with quiet charm, Her friendship is sincere and warm. Mugsic .L 2, 3, 4-g Tattler Staff 43 Swimming 43 Class Officer 45 Min- strel 4. WILLIAM ROBERT CHORBA Herb Academic Here's a boy whofs extra tall, And furthermore he's liked by all. Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Tattler Staff 4g Minstrel 4g Play 4. Page 18 17+ JMU? ic -Show CL C! f ' fl vw lass 01 . i I, a Us I X j' ,IFJ Y W ,X , F105 x fe' fv - f ' , ef X! ly 3, We Ml lu' fi fl It ,ii .xl i 9 .2 Q- tff XXX lk. lavyf jvil hgf' X l I 1 W, if xl H ' . f X P. ll f I f rl ix' 3' lliLUc1L1.E ANN ERCEG UT J lqpv A lx fwv Wi Commercial . X x I -f I , 3 E . ll xl ' 1 3 l ' t ll ', 3 5 3 ,HN UQ lx ft 51.22 '5fiQQSfuff,h0'uf0ff Jffiffiaffn 1 s f X i 3 - Jkjlh l ' J Q j Library Club lg Art lg Music 1, 2, ,Wg AA 1, ja' X MJ' 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Swimming 4g we Ll! Jiffy. Y-Teens 3, 43 Senior Committee 43 ix I N Minstrel 4g Play 4. J gt l f QV l L 1956 ROBEIXVGXQEMSKI f STANLEY GABRYSH Gabe Academic' A good-looking fellow with a mind of his own, The girls could never leave GABE alone. Basketball 1, 23 Band 13 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Minstrel 43 Stu- dent Council 33 Yearbook Staff 4. V. Lf, lil-fly Jfwx HV Ll duff N 1, -. 1 1 OJ WP XXU1 A 5 af' 1 U I1 J' , 1 , ' 1 f 4 x A sqlyftl wk ' ,fb 3 l tm Wxlofflwl t P' X jill Football 1, 23 Minstrel 43 Tattler Staff 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Page 19 'fciewff Academic - L A curly-haired lad neither saint nor - Yelbjf sinner, But in every way, a first prize winner. 1 ELLEXROSE DOROTHEA GOYIER Eli Cmiiriiervial Her sense of lznmor isn't lm-1.1 ing, Her eyes are nppefzling aml quite attrafling. Band 4: Library Clulm l: Art 1: Music 1. 2. 3. 4: Lisherette 2. 3: Tattler Staff 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Swimming 4: Y-Teens 3. 4: Minstrel 4: Play 4. . if ...lf ff ARLENE NIARGARET GAJDO AT Academic .Tever cz personfs feeling flirl she harm. Very intelligent and loads of clzarm. Library Club 1. Art lg Music 1. 2. 3. 4: Tattler Staff 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Y-Teen 3. 4: Junior Committee 3: Minstrel 4: Play 4. 6 V79 kd! MJ DAVID NIICHAEL CUSS A X CusA' Academic- U' Q .Yer too serious. not too gm fy - Just H goofl fellow in every way. - Key Clula 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Orches- ju ' I, tra 3: Minstrel 3. 4: Tattler Staff 4: K Slide Rule Club 4: Play 4. y . l rib H5 Page 20 ' LI' 1 f s 1 1- K of 4 1 I K 1 i' 2 4. lass I of I THOMAS PAUL HOOSIC g'Tom Academic An honor student, handsome and ambitious, Who certainly has our sifwefe good wishes. Basketball l, 2g Football 1, 23 Key Club 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 4g Student Council 3g Min- strel 4g Tattler Staff 4g Year- book Staff 4. ROBERT VICTOR HOSPODAR NBob Academic In art and music he does excel, And on the dance floor, just as well. Art lg Tattler Staff 4. Page 21 'yy ,iffy if My JOSEPH JOHN HAWK liven Academic He can sing and he can clown, It's never dull when .l0e's around. Football 2, 3g Minstrel 43 Tattler Staff 4g Yearbook Staff 4, Vice Pres- ident 4. r l fl v , HI iv 1' Yr lf 1 ' lift ,l, ' .1 . it ,ff fi W' . li QKJL I IX, gn., ,J 4 2,11 l 1 'U' J li fir. wus, ,, If , , ff' ily! ,li fs J i r I v' JOHN ANDREW HUDICK '6Hucl-cl' Academic The artist and hunter of our school, Who tries to follow the golflen rule. Band l, 25 Orchestra lg Key Club 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 3g Minstrel 4g Tattler Staff 4g Yearbook Staff 4: Play 4. RONALD HRUBOWCHAK HROUU Vocational A b0y with dancing ability rare, Who comes and goes without a care. Q K JOSEPHINE CORRINE ANN HUHN Jo Academic The smiling lass with lovely ways, Deserves the deepest kind of praise. Library Club lg Art lg Music l, 2. 3. 45 Usherette 3g Yearbook Staff 4: Swimming 45 Y-Teens 3, 43 Senior Committee 43 Minstrel 4g Play 4. Page 22 - ass of 4354 will A XF 1956 rlfllpggill in ZR? JOHN Husovsm Johnny Academic A fmndsorrie guy with an iV71f7i517 smile, just lfnowing him nzalfes life worth- while. Football l, Baseball 3, 4, Senior Com- mittee 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Play 4. 1- -V , W X4 f mf X1 ,,,,. , fd f , M1ifQ'f,,f , f C' ' i . .yr -xx. 4 GEORGIANN KAPRAL t tk Gena Commercial She's full of life, sliels full of fun, And a friend indeed to everyone. Banrl 4, Student Council l, 3, 4, Library Club lg Art lg Music l, 2. 3, 4, Tattler Staff 4, Swimming 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Minstrel 4, Usherette 2, Play 4. Page 23 5 VIOLET BEVERLY ANN JACIEN Vin Commercial joking is her favorite theme, An attractive girl who's on the beam. Library Club l, Art 1, Music l, 2, 3, 4, Usherette 3, Tattler Staff l, 3. 4, Swimming 4, Y- Teens 3, 4, Junior Committee 3, Minstrel 4, Yearbook Staff 4. I Q'-'Z' Bl.-XDELINE NIARY KATRAINAK Mal Commercial .4 more l4.'E!COI7Zl? gal yozfll neier find, Because she is a sweet and steady kind. Library Club l: Art l: Music l. 2. 3. 4: Tattler Staff 4: Year- book Staff 4: Swimming 4: Y- Teens 3. 4: Minstrel 4: Student Play Director 4. lE.4NNE Dorus KAR.iLL'xAs Jeannie Commercial Intelligent. sunny. gay and 1L'iIIY- .Hong with that she's iery preltiv. Play: Library Club 1: Art l: Music l. 3. 4: Lvsherette 2. 3: Tattler :taft 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Swimming 43 Y-Teens 3. 4: Class Officer 3: Min- strel 4: Play 4, 1? CHARLOTTE ASX KEMZURA Char Commercial This girfs flimpfe is only one attrac- tion, Shes al50 charming. szceet. and jul! of action. Majorette 3: Library Club l: Art l: Music l. 2. 3. 4: Tattler Staff 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Y-Teens 3: Min- strel 4. Page 24 lass 1956 L, ' 4 4 IJ' wal? f , .Q J! 14 Wu M LOW J Lb L4 J 1 v ri Q41 V .7 1 f , vc I QV! ,, 5, M fihzcbjfjau-' ik 4 r L, V Q . v u ' f 4 1 , v '4 XZTI A W it .W tw fy Q LU! C: XXAXX, X x D X 4Jk X ,A -, 'w Wlp? X . I EKGENE KOSHINSKI lLr'11r ' .M'afle1ni4' Tal! anrl IIIIIIKISONIE with a ronquerirzg nir. H971 meet N16 f-IIIIIFE Zl.'fIl10I1I fl care. Ha-4-lmall 2. 3. 4: Nlinxtrf-I 4: Tattlf-r Slaff 4. NIICHAEL RICHARD Kosco Mike Acaclvnlic We grant although he has much uit. A H695 rather shy in using it. Minstrel Staff 4: Tattlf-r Staff 4. Page 25 ..-JN 'IV' .. Em NIARYANN DOROTHY KOSHINSKI Har Cmunwruial Her qniei. rlepemfable. lffllllillg ways. Will bring to mind happy 1111-VS. Library Club 1: .Xrt 1: Klufim' 1. 2. 3. 4: Tattler btaff 4: H- 'lH-r-n- 4: Hin-Irvl 4. J OHN KOZAK Buddy Commercial In school this laa' had loads of fun, But still he nez'er lilsea' to come. Tattler Staff 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Art 1. 1 E ,JL 3, KX J OHN FRANCIS KOVALESKI Km , Academic A handsome guy, the athletic type. Everyone jintls him easy to lilfe. Football 1. 2: Basketball 2. 3. 4: Key Club 2, 3. 4: Junior Committee 3: Tat- tler Staff 1: Minstrel 4. JJ, -Q Class Q K 49N 1. gsm . A W M X x Xlv ,- JOSEPH KRUCHINSKI Kruch Academic A real pal, carefree and gay, Youill never be blue traveling his way. Football 1. 2: Basketball 1: Band 1: Tattler Staff 4: Student Council 1: Minstrel 4: Play 4. Page 26 . X. HELEN MAE KUSMA Cookie Commercial A girl so quiet, yet smiling and gay, She's sure to get places one of these days. Library Club 1, Art 13 Music 1, 2, 33 Tattler Staff 4, Y-Teens 3, 4g Min- strel 4. 1 ,j fi ff, X R, fl, X ,. JM I . I l ,5j,,.Zi ,, ,Mix-NM jjl Q 4 3 ,rn ' l 1 MM ,z,f!fHNlwi ,lyffkf V X 7 A!!JJfxAfx7j 1 ,J y' I f L!!-Lil ff1,!ff0 L ,J ,l 'lf , i. V I Ah .MJ 'lfff D , 1 lV,d!,jf0JL,lD,l w A lrmx .4ff'Vj! 1 Wwiyffr' JOHN MICHAEL KYTIC 'lf' , . Liberace Academic A1 fryyefjl A talented guy, a friend indeed, .X - f 'V There is no doubt that lie'll suc- K ' eeed. K 5, 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, ,ly 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4g Min- , V' strel 3, 43 Tattler Staff 4, Play I Jr! OAJLLL 1 J! CC! ,4,4,vof1f K rl-LL, . , , Bice. fr. Arai.: ! KrC,....-X Lg,-4, ' ' +M- ROSALIND KATHRYN LAv1sH f '4Roz,' Commercial LVL, HFLQQ'-'I Always neat, dancing feet, 7 Here's one gal that can't be beat. - 37,1 1 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Library Club lg 0 Art lg Music 1, 2, 3, 4, Tattler Staff Q 4, Swimming 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Min- Pl 4 - strel 4, Play 4. I I iwwwf ,ch Y? Mr-m..,i, ff?-MAL. Page 27 Wiz '1 ,- EDMUND LIPINSK1 l.ippy Academic A IIZLISCIG-b0lllIfl allzlete zclio fills the part, Of the frierzrlly gzip zcitlz rlze generous lleart. Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Offi- cer 2: Stage Hand 4. i ll 1 E , , f' . f K ill 1 I ,, KT ffllzl J gt,,,,,J M0 .ff All fi J ' if 4 f if V I ,ff FHWA! lif' ,iff 1 R BERT JAMES LAWRENCE .. I liob ,Xcailemic For quiet rlignity our Bob is li'lIUlI.'Il l'l11s rlze intelll'ge11r'e lie lias xlzozwl. Key Club 2. 3. -1: Stage Hanil -1: Year- book Staff -1. ROBERT RICHARD LONG Jacob Academic Dark and lmnflsome, an athlete loo, Fellows lilre Longy ore very few. Football 1. 2. 3. 4g Basketball 1. 23 Baseball 2: Minstrel 4g Yearbook Staff 4. Page 28 . alma... In at S11-ff tl MWJVI LVFV' I- : n1umu'.'l all 'tie Wat 4, ,Md eff' W ll 424.1 f ffm? M Class of - -agissmizlst . -E 5 Q E 1956 Jw ,.,, xi 'YE' N X K .. X i . E .,,.,. 11,4042 '747ffffQf VINCENT MARCIN NIO:- Academic .4 frieml uf all, I1 foe of none 110k rx ll boy who Ihrires on fun. 'llittlf-1' Staff 4: Minstrel 4. A Li iii iw My X81 i F lp px M1 Y' P., U KW 1 JOSEPH NIARGALLIS Gil .-Xcarlemic In basffetball he diff exvffl, And in life l1e'H do as well. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 4g Key Club 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 33 Orchestra l, 2g Band l. 2: Yearbook Staff 4. if . fw r A , N Xl L Nj, lil xx JUDITH NE MARR Judy Commercial Not too short and not too tall, A pretty girl, liked by all. 10' 3, 45 Y-Teens 3. 45 Tattler Staff 4: Minstrel 4-. Page 29 Library Club lg Art lg Music 1, 2. RICHARD MATTEY Rick Academic His dark eyes hold a mischie- vous gleam, A friendly person who's really keen. Minstrel 4g Tattler Staff 4g Yearbook Staff 43 Play 4. ROSEMARIE MARY MATTIE Mat Commercial A friendly miss, a cheerful sport, A cute girl of the nicest sort. Library Club lg Art 19 Tattler Staff 4g Swimming 45 Y-Teens 3, 45 Min- strel 4g Music 1, 2, 3, 43 Play 4. MARILYN SUSAN MCGUIRE McGoo Academic Here is a brown-eyed gal who's sweet, For friendliness she's hard to beat. Student Council 23 Library Club lg Art lg Music l, 2, 3, 4g Tattler Staff 4g Swimming 4g Y-Teens 3g Junior Committee 3g Minstrel 45 Play 4. Page 30 . J Class of N 1 , glee? GERALD MCNULTY 'fMaC Vocational A jovial guy we love to have around, But where tlzere'5 worlf he Canit be found. Football lg Play 4, X 0 pf' ll 3 ,, ' v 'fx P i 3 2 J Ex x f ww ly no XD X if U VV' J i ATN NV W ' inf X J i AM ,ff I gl, , ,, fo, ,lf pm,J I ix QXRQ j jj, X X X x AX lx Y 1 EDWARD NAPIERKOWSKI Ed Vocational Edward's tall and has muscles, too, But when it comes to words, he lzas very few. Football l, 2, 3. Page 31 DOLORES FRANCES MORELLI 'LDolorie', Commercial Gay, flirtatiovus, so full of zest, We've found her to be one of the best. Band 4, Music l, 2, 3, 4g Ush- erette 33 Tattler Staff 4, Swim- ming 43 Y-Teens 3, 45 Minstrel 4, Play 4. RONALD NERYITT Academia A cute guy and a clerer athlete, To lrnow HORN is a special treat. ':Ron Basketball 1. 2. 3. 41 Tattler Staff 4: Yearbook Staff 4. AGATHA THERESA OLEJNIK Aggie Commercial Phe enters into things with joyous zeal, 'his pretty girl will always appeal. -ibrary Club lg Art 1: Nlufiv 1. 2 lg Usherette 33 Majorette 43 T Staff 4g Yearbook Staff lg Y-Teens 3: Class ffwr ,trel flwlay x X f Sv AY 'xxx lx Xb X fx KX X X ,X Q x RN W Xa fbnf of vs sl .kb we X Y BERNARD DAVID NOWICKI i'Nowick Academic Frienrlly to all and lots of fun. A boy well-liked by everyone. Football 1, 23 Basketball 1. 2: Stage Hand 43 Yearbook Staff 4g Tattler Staff 4. Page 32 USS 9 A f if a ' A W Rich Vocational RICHARD OLSZYK A pal to all or so it would seem, Hels really the answer to a maiden's dream. Football 1g Basketball lg Play 4. P K i will f if ROSALIE ANN ORLANDINI 5'Rose,' Commercial A5 dear and sweet as slze can be, A girl without an enemy. Library Club lg Art lg Music 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 49 Swimming 43 Y-Teens 3, 4g Minstrel 4. Page 33 DALE DANIEL ONDISH G6Da9! Academic This carefree lad with eyes of blue, ls lilfed by all, Tattler Staff 4. equalled by few. f if .f . LV .V . V jf J fl' I' 'l,f1f'i'4J Nr 1 V- gwk , W ,. , If ' I A A .faq , AILA7,-7 U if ,109 ' 41,7 fy ff.1 1 QA-. az, ,f FRANK PALUCK f'Hank Academic Herels our tackle Hank by name, His football feats have won him fame. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 2, 45 Stage Hand 4, Tattler Staff 4. atfif' 1.4 11 I' MARY ANNE ORRSON Mair,' Commercial Wherever she may chance to be, A cheery word and smile has she. Library Club 1, Art 13 Music 1, 2, 3, 4, Usherette 3, Tattler Staff 4, Swimming 43 Minstrel 4g Play 4. J OSEPH JOHN PALUCK Fuz Academic A basketball star with many a score, The future to him is an open door. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, , Yearbook Staff 43 Baseball 4, Play 4. Z I ,FMQW ,i Page 34 Class of I 1.4.1 H 1956 AGNES MARY PECHAL Ag Academic Quiet and reserved, yet full of fun, Our friendship true, this girl has won. Library Club 15 Art 1, Music 1, 2, 3, 4g Usherette 35 Tattler Staff 4g Swimming 4, Y-Teens 3, 4g Minstrel 4g Play 4. MARY FRANCES PERZIA Shortie Commercial Small in stature, but big in heart, Here our Mary fills the part. Library Club 1, Art 1, Music 1, 2, 3g Tattler Staff 4g Swim- V ,, M . V JOHN PISANESCHI Academic Talented, brilliant, and humorous is he, A better-liked guy there could never be. upizzyss . Key Club 2, 3, 4, Tattler Staff 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4g Minstrel 4, Orches- tra 1, 2, 39' Band 1, 2, 3g Play 4g Committee 3. Page 35 ming 4g Y-Teens 3, 4g Minstrel 4, Play 4. UQ. W, wr, Mel KJ 'WU - Aww' ,Mk ttf? Q is ' ANNETTE CAROL RIBAR Annette Commercial Full of pep, eyes bright as skies, She can be funny, serious or wise. Library Club lg Art li Music 1, 2, 3, 4g Tattler Staff 4g Y- Teens 3, 4g Minstrel 43 Play 4. JOSEPH EUGENE POKRZYNWICKI Plik Academic A sportsman true in life or game, For win or lose, hels just the same. Key Club 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2g Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1, 2g Tattler Staff 4. l RUTH THERESA RISH i'RL1IhiC,, Commercial To many hearts our Rath holds the key, And a nicer girl there could never be. Library Club lg Art lg Music 1, 2, 3, 45 Usherette 2, 3g Swimming 43 Y-Teens 3g Minstrel 4. Page 36 Class of 1956 GERALDINE LEE ROMANOSKI Cerri Commercial Shels jovial, stylish and on the go, A stunning girl you all should know. Library Club lg Art lg Music l. 2, 3, 45 Usherette 33 Tattler Staff 4-Q Yearbook Staff 43 Swimming 4g Y- Teens 3, 4, Junior Committee 35 Min- strel 4g Play 4. TEDDY RYDZEWSKI 'gRyger Academic Ted is happiest when hels with' the gang, Life for him is just one big band. Tattler Staff 4-g Yearbook Staff 4. Page 37 JANET MICHAELINE RUNCHKA Jan Commercial A fair-complexioned lass with hair of brown, Always a ,grin and never a frown. Library Club lg Art lg Music l. 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 4, Y-Teens 3, 4g Swimming 4g Minstrel 4g Student Director 4. CATHERINE GLORIA SECULA Cathy'l Commercial Short and cute, so full of fun, All good things wrapped in one. Library Club l, Art lg Music 1, 2, 3, 4g Yearbook Staff' 4g Swimming 4g Y-Teens 3, 4g Min- strel 4g Play 4. llwwc Vg J Q x,d,. C41 W fwnfl! Meri, no ffl Qj CJ BARBARA MARIE SANTEE W 7,771 Barb Commercial FAITH ANN VERONICA SHAMPACK 6'Fait Academic A heart of gold, a perfect pal, Laughing and lovely describes this gal. Library Club lg Art lg Music 1, 2, 3, 4g Tattler Staff 4, Swimming 4g Y- Teens 3, 4g Minstrel 4g Play 4. Page 38 A lively girl with personality plus, Makes Barb a favorite with us. Library Club lg Art lg Music 1, 2, 3, 45 Usherette 2, 33 Y-Teens 3g Year- book Staff 43 Minstrel 4. 5 ,- f' ,f X I 1 Xl, ,J I ,f'Q.r1 W I 'l l' 1 I - ,Jn H ,',',,A ' i ,W lx il :E 5. Us Class of 956 li.i P 1 VALERIA ANN SKRABUT Scrub Commercial Here's a girl as pretty as a star, With personality rising way above par. Library Club lg Art lg Music l, 2, 3, 4g Usherette 3g Tattler Staff 2. 4g Swimming 4g Y-Teens 3, 4g Class Officer 3g Minstrel 4g Play 4. 4' 2315? 4 ,V yi, V4 f ' ., f ROSE MARIE SLUSUER g'Rosie Academic A pleasant, smiling, intelligent lass, One of the prettiest of our class. Majorette 3, 4g Student Coun- cil lg Library Club lg Art lg Music l, 2, 3, 4g Tattler Staff 4g Y-Teens 3g Minstrel 4. IVAJZLAI-I Ziixxvapg Liu'-faq A229-OCJQJQJJ JW 1 -K UN, OWL, Cyfgd vi, QZGAQJ CARL JOSEPH 'PATA Academic scP0t1s Never a care in the world has lie, One swell person, we all agree. Football l, 25 Minstrel 4g Tattler Staff 43 Senior Committee 4. Page 39 JOHN RAYMOND STANKS g'Puet Academic This swell boy has brains galore, Ana' a lfnaclr for raising a bas- ketball score. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 45 Minstrel 4g Key Club 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 35 Senior Committee 43 Yearbook Staff 4, Play 4. t A A alill y A ,UK My Milf , f A, t A U 1 lllciljjtllw ,LJ U, ,il J 117 I ANITA MARGARET SPIRKO HNita,' Commercial , A ready smile has this blue-eyed lass, For everyone in every class. Band 4g Library Club 13 Art 15 Music 1, 2, 3, 4g Usherette 33 Y-Teens 3, 43 Senior Committee 4g Minstrel 4. use A , . - iw, ,Y , H reef ,. Class of ELIZABETH ANN STUKEY Betty,' Commercial A pretty maiden, demure and mild, With never a word or an action wild. Library Club 1g Art li Music 1, 2, 3, 4, Usherette 3, Tattler Staff 4, Y- Teens 3, 4, Junior Committee 33 Min- strel 4. Page 40 2 Q E E J ' , ,., fl t 7 1' lt Ili fr!! ,i 'J l Ml ,li 'I r J J fl i W fl ,Mil f f ll rl if pf with ' , . BERNADINE MARY SUHAMSKI if , will Z All '4Bern Commercial All l LC There is nothing in which she doesnlt if ,ff ,Lf excel, X-Ljq pil ,M I X Whatever the tasl-f, she does it well. li , ,Ally AVL! Library Club lg Art lg Music 1, 2, A - IV F 2,0 3, 4g Tattler Staff 43 Minstrel 4. , f , W J . . ,N . '41 av I MX!!! A , 1 any u J I I , Lf I fl' 7,45 I . flf tl! ., 'ljll x lf yi ,Jody I . f, i ' ii VM f' I Y V 3 W Al uf X L - if 1956 1 ie' HUBERT THOMAS '4Hubie Vocational Huberfs a quiet and friendly gent, Was liked by all wherever he went. Industrial Club 2, 3, 4. pn up Al RICHARD SWETTS Rich,' Vocational A good looking guy who loves to hunt and fish, To be friends with this lad is every onels wish. Football 1, 2, 3. MARY RITA URBAN '4Midge Commercial A nice girl, known never to quit, Eaclz of lzer inches holds spar- kling wit. Band 4g Library Club lg Art lg Music 1, 2, 3, 45 Usherette 3, Tattler Staff 3, 4, Senior Com- mittee 4g Minstrel 43 Yearbook Staff 45 Play 4. x u 4 .QAANW EUNICE RITA URBAN Eunice,' Commercial A Dresden doll so fragile and neat, Popular, pretty and very sweet. Library Club 1, Art lg Music 1, 2, 3, 4g Tattler Staff 4, Swimming 45 Yearbook Staff 4, Y-Teens 3, 4g Sen- ior Committee 4g Minstrel. X.. . ' JOSEPH ORLANDO VIGO X F '4Chico Academic X ill - Yllzouglz a perfect gentleman in every -X Xp 1 4 way, The mischief in Joe completes the day. kj ,X l A Minstrel 4, Tattler Staffg Play 4. X, X y 5 If fax .f y f cf' V Page 4-2 Class of 1956 GERTRUDE MARY WEISS Gert', Academic A fair-haired beauty with ch arm so rare, Always laughing and never a care. Majorette 4g Library Club li Art lg Music 1, 2, 3, 4g Usherette 3g Tattler Staff 4g Swimming 43 Y-Teens 3, 4g Minstrel 4g Play 4. iii, is MICHAEL JOHN Wlsno 4'Wiz Academic Where there's women, therels Mike for sure, A handsome athlete with Tou- jours l'amour.v Qilfwplfiff if Jw 'KN AW' Af Vx: J if fwxl S STANLEY J OSEPH YACKOWSKI '4Yak Academic A mischievous boy, carefree and gay, Yak', always has a good ward to say. Minstrel 4g Tattler Staff 45 Play 4g Band 2, 3. Page 43 X5 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Minstrel 45 Tattler Staff 45 Play 4. , f DIANE CAROLE YENCHEK Di Academic A clever, cute and smiling girl, Popular and always in a social whirl. Library Club lg Art lg Music 1, 2, 3, 4g Usherette 35 Tattler Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Swimming 4g Y-Teens 3, 4, .lunior Committee 3, Minstrel 45 Play 4. I EDWARD PETER YAKABOVICZ 'gEdi Vocational A quiet technique that will never fail, Through life he will smoothly sail. Library Club lg Junior Industrial Club 2, 3, 4, President 2, Track 23 Wres- tling 3. 1 .,l ,f... If 6. W .. I ,Mft ff. ir A, V U ll z 1 .. 2 .71 L QU f 'l , i 4-.J Q I .-'VM i , J, , wx - A' . ' f ' f . V ,, ' rf ,il ,. 4 4 4 , rr itCHasS of' 1956 LORRAINE PATRICIA ZENDA Lor1'y', Academic Lorry is peppy, pretty and neat, A finer girl yo-u'll never meet. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4g Library Club lg Art lg Music 1, 2, 3, 4g Tattler Staff 4g Swimming 4g Y-Teens 3, 4g Min- strel 4. Page 44 TOO BUSY TO HAVE THEIR PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN: JOHN BUZITSKY WILLIAM SIEMINSKI JOSEPH KOVAL UZ Academic ttBi11 Agademic Joe Academic Buz is one of the quiet and shy, A lad, dark and handsome, with flash. foe is the only GJ in our class But an athlete whols quite a guy. ing 95165, As a gentleman lze cannot be sur F Otbau 1 2 3 49 Stage Hand 4' Who on the gridiron took the prize. PUSSCGI- Football l, 2, 3, 45 Minstrel 4g Tattler Tamer 4- 4g Yearbook 4. Class Will We, the Senior class of 1956 of the Swoyerville High School, County of Luzerne, and State of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind and memory after four strenuous years, do hereby make, publish and declare this as our last and best will and testament. Be it hereby known that all members of the Senior Class generously, with charity for all and malice toward none, bequeath the following personal and class belongings to underclass- men to help them in the pursuit of happiness: JOHN BUZITSKY, leave my quietness in the class to JOSEPH KRISPIN. STANLEY CABRYSH, leave my flair for style in dress to PAUL BANKOVICH. ROBERT GADOMSKI, leave my candy-selling technique to JOSEPH BACKO. RONALD HRUBOWCHAK, leave my good typewriter to JERRY STEFANOSKI. JOHN HUDICK, leave my dog sled, rifle and mountain climbing shoes to EDWARD SIEMINSKI. JOHN HUSOVSKY, leave my bank roll to my brother JOSEPH. EUGENE KOSHINSKI, leave my Frank Sinatra singing ability to WALTER WALSKI. JOSEPH KOVAL, leave my mania for typing class to WILLIAM LACINA. JOSEPH KRUSHINSKI, leave my knack for saying the wrong thing at the wrong time to HARRY WRHEL. ROBERT LAWRENCE, leave my Physics I. Q. to FRANK ERWETOSKI. EDMUND LIPINSKI, leave my love for student nurses to JOHN ROMANOWSKI. VINCENT MARCIN, leave my poker face to WILLIAM WEISS. JOSEPH MARGALLIS, leave my fraternizing with underclassmen to ANTHONY CHAR- NETSKI. RICHARD MATTEY, leave my original method of typing with one finger to GERRY O'DONNELL. GERALD MCNULTY, leave my model A Ford to anyone who can afford to run it. EDWARD NAPIERKOWSKI, leave my vacant seat in Room I to EMIL PECHAL. RONALD NERVITT, leave my indolent attitude toward school to THOMAS METROKA. RICHARD OLSZYK, leave my literature notes to JOHN SAVINSKI. JOHN PISANESCHI, leave my ability to talk my way out of things to BERNARD BRODA. Page 45 WILLIAM SIEMINSKI, leave all my enjoyment of the shower room to JOSEPH OLEJ- NICK. JOHN STANKS, leave my skill to padiddle to anyone who knows what it is. RICHARD SWETTS, leave my tardiness to FRED KOPTCHO. ANNE BAYO, leave my red knee socks to Mr. YonKondy's football players. ARLENE GAJDO, leave my love for receiving telephone calls to MARY ANN KREHELY. JOSEPHINE HUHN, leave my fancy crinolines to anyone who could afford as many as I have. AGNES PECHAL, leave my knack of skipping classes to MARGARET ARITZ. FAITH ANN SHAMPACK, leave my ability to get engaged in my Senior year to JULIA HLAVAC. DIANE YENCHEK, leave my enormous appetite to ROBERT WASHKO and ROBERT ONTKO. LORRAINE ZENDA, leave my love for attending football and basketball games to GERRY VOLACK. WALTER ANDRZEJEWSKI, leave my meter to County bull, ROBERT LEVITSKY. JOHN BARILLA and EDWARD YAKABOVICZ, leave our punctuality to MRS. MERLI. WILLIAM CHORBA, leave all my boxes to EDWARD BROMINSKI. DAVID GUSS, leave my ability to get along with people to CHARLES JANKOVIAK. JOSEPH HAWKE, leave my job of taking care of the juke box to BARRY BASESKI. THOMAS HOOSIC, leave my Key Club presidency to JOSEPH CONIGLIO. ROBERT HOSPODAR, leave the ability I must have to ROBERT OSTROSKY. MICHAEL KOSKO, leave my way with the girls to CHARLES PECHAL. JOHN KOVALESKI, leave my spot on the basketball team to MAX CHEPIGO. JOHN KYTIC, leave my 'gLiberace,' touch to STANLEY GAVLICK. ROBERT LONG, leave my coming in late to class to ALBERT HUNTZ. BERNARD NOWICKI, leave my knowledge and ability to handle money to JOSEPH WALKO. DALE ONDISH, leave my great sense of distinction to CHARLES DOMANT. FRANK PALUCK, leave my shyness to CHARLES SOBOLESKI. JOSEPH PALUCK, leave my arguments with Mr. Chiampi to MICHAEL POPSON. JOSEPH POLK, leave my long distance walks to JOSEPH STEFANIDES. TEDDY RYDZEWSKI, leave nothing because that's all I know. CARL SAPATA. leave my position on the Senior Committee to ROBERT ARDOLINE. HUBERT THOMAS, leave my marriage license to anyone who is tired of being a bachelor. Page 46 .IOSEPH VIGO, leave my love for English to PATSY ZDANCEWICZ. MICHAEL WISDO, leave my little black book to DONALD VAN DYKE. STANLEY YACKOWSKI, leave my brains to JONATHAN KRAYNAK. HELEN KUZMA, leave my weekly visits to the Victory Barbecue to IRENE HANUSIN. BARBARA SANTEE, leave my chewing gum in English class to FRANCES SAPATA. MARILYN MCCUIRE and PATRICIA BRENNAN leave for the welfare of the school. MARY URBAN, leave for Mr. Shockloss's health. GERTRUDE WEISS, leave my love for Spanish to ANNA MECKALAVAGE. ROSEMARIE SLUSHER, leave my seat at the football games to CHRISTINE WALKO. JOHN CHRISTANOVITCH, leave my job of cleaning the mimeograph machine to DAVID STEADLE. JOHN KOZAK, leave my hot-rod to CHESTER CESARI. SALLY ASKLAR, leave my love for jazz to anyone who can afford to buy as many records as I have. ROSEMARY BARNOSKI, leave my love for going out on school nights to BETH LACINA. PATRICIA BUSCAVACE, leave my attraction to the boys to MARY ANN KUHAR. LUCILLE ERCEG, leave my inability to sit still in study halls to DOROTHY ANTOS. ELLENROSE COVIER and CERALDINE ROMANOSKI leave at Mr. Matte's special request. VIOLET JACIEN, leave my funeral boat to RICHARD STEFANIDES. GEORGIANN KAPRAL, leave my height to DOROTHY LYONS. ,IEANNE KARALUNAS, leave my experience of driving any model car to ROBERT VOLACK. MADELINE KATRAINICK, leave my job at Ben Franklin's to ELAINE MARCIN. CHARLOTTE KEMZURA, leave my long tresses to DOROTHY GAVLICK. MARYANN KOSHINSKI, leave my calmness to MARY ELLEN HUDANICK. ROSALIND LAVISH, leave my love for jitterbugging to GERALDINE MECKALAVAGE. .IUDITH MARR, leave my appreciation of P of D to MARY HARRISON. ROSEMARIE MATTIE, leave my auburn hair to SYLVIA CEBRICK. DELORES MORELLI, leave my flag twirling ability to ANTOINETTE PADALSKY. AGATHA OLEJNIK, leave my poodle hair-cut to DOLORES KONOPKA. RODS-JACLBIE ORLANDINI, leave the collecting of yearbook subscriptions to MR. SHEN- MAIFSKOANN ORRSON, leave my ability to teach dancing to backward boys to GEMMA MARY PERZIA, leave my desire to become a nurse to DOLORES ANDRZEJEWSKI. ANNETTE REBAR, leave my dressmaking patterns to FLORENCE POCHEC. RUTH RISH, leave my love for Coughlin High School to CATHY ADAMS. JANET RUNCHKA, leave my dimples to ROSEMARY SIRACUSE. CATHERINE SECULA, leave my long distance walks to school to ELLEN EMERSHAW. VALERIA SKRABUT, leave my pierced earrings to ROSALIE KUZMA. ANITA SPIRKO, leave my love for the Wednesday night dances to BARBARA KAPRAL. BETTY STUKEY, leave my big green eyes to MARIANNE ERCEG. BERNADINE SUHAMSKI, leave my daily luncheons at Pearl's to KATHY URBAN. EUNICE URBAN, leave my Bermuda shorts and knee socks to LORETTA SONGAILA. 1 gf 5 fi .4 I , 1 3 Z Z 2 Unclerclassmen 2 1 f 9 ,tin Z X ifz1:1:612::pt f Q gggrlnvizjjgzx l f X ,.! s f Z 4 i s ff 2 J 1 ,nfl ly I R X 1 XXx.w f,f, , 1 'mx v, ,' Z' 6 9 Z If I ,.'4 X 3 f? 4' 'F'2'v' g X ' 5121545 32 f 5 f 'ff Z, 'fr Z W 4 5 fm . t 5 ,vjf f 5 - Q Q WA X Q 0 X W if , X X Z ' , f , QQ l V ,J 5 K 3 ,. S f ,f N ' f g E 4:2Q:2seas:22222ea1:i!!Ei:I?E:i2E1Efii E1EF2!2'i ie5:1:2Ee:2a2Ia:E:fiiiifiiiifiivilifffiff I . 7 X . E Z 2' ' -' gf ifeilllggafdwn Afegff' X X9 1 s X Q. 2 5 9 f e , at VIICFX 1 Q 3 Q 'K 5 Q ' X5 JOSEPH CONIGLIO JOSEPH OLEJNICK President Vice President i DELORES KONOPKE ANTHONY CHARNETSKI Secretary Treasurer l Mary Ann Erceg Charles J ankoviak ll S S 0 Frank Erwetowski f Geraldine Volack Joseph Cicero 1 9 5 7 Delores Andrzej ewski Irene Hanusin Barbara Kapral Page 49 Junior Class Officers and Committee We want to wish the graduating class of 1956 good luck and best Wishes on the completion of their final year here at S.H.S. Our association with you has been a pleasant experience and the example you have set is one we will be proud to follow. As you leave the comforting environment of what will soon be your Alma Mater, we Want to assure you that the traditions of educational and social standards followed by you shall continue to be the pattern for our class too. We are happy to have this opportunity to congratulate you on the publication of the sixteenth edition of the Sail- ors' Log. '04 'MW' SAI FIRST ROW: Edward Sie- minski, Bernard Koscielski, Walter Walski, John O'Don- nell, Joseph Husovsky, Mary Ann Erceg, Anne Meckalav- age, Joseph Walko, Paul Bankovich, Charles Domant, George Mokrish, Richard Stefanides. SECOND ROW: Bernard Broda, Thomas Met- roka, Donald VanDyke, Jo- seph Stefanides, William La- cina, Gerald O'Donnell, Rob- ert Orlandini, Anthony Lepo, William Weiss. THIRD ROW: Fred Koptcho, Charles Pechal, Charles Jan- koviak, Robert Sonday, J0- seph Chipego, Anthony Char- netski. Class of 1957 They Are Ready to Take 3A2 FIRST ROW: Edward Bro minski, Daniel Klzywicki, Joseph Backo, Ellen Emer- shaw, Kathleen Urban, Elaine Marcin, Geraldine Volack, Albert Huntz, Joseph Cicero, Joseph Matello. SECOND ROW: Robert Os- trosky, Frank Erwetkowski, Joseph Krispin, Michael Kap- ral, Joseph Coniglio, Barry Baseski, Robert Levitsky, Charles Soboleski, John Romanowski. THIRD ROW: Stanley Gavlick, Robert Ont- ko, Joseph Olejnick, Robert Washko, Robert Volack. 2A1 FIRST ROW: Diane Bebey, Barbara Rogers, Rosalie Kuzma, Theresa Zukosky, Evelyn Pyryt, Patricia Manis kas, Mary Ann Ulichney, Mary Ellen Yachew. SEC- OND ROW: Joseph Brennan, John Salata, James Jankovi- ak, Norman Wienckowski, Marvin Rappaport, Gerald Lewis. THIRD ROW: John Klimek, Thomas Lewis, Adam Stelma, Robert Govier, John June, Charles Siemin- ski. Class of 1957 Ofuer Our Duties Next Year. Class of 1958 3C FIST ROW: Sylvia Cebrick, Mary Harrison, Margaret Aritz, Beth Lacina, Dorothy Lyons, Irene Hanusin, Bar- bara Kapral, Julia Hlavac, Mary Ann Kuhar, Dorothy Gavlick, Rose Kuzma, Rose Mary Siracuse, Dorothy An- tos. SECOND ROW: Cather- ine Adams, Patricia Zdance- wicz, Dolores Andrzewski, Dolores Konopka, Frances Sopata, Antoinette Padal- sky, Mary Ann Krehely, Geraldine Meckalavage, Gem ma Vigo, Loretta Songaila, Mary Ellen Hudanick, Mary Jakubczyk, Christine Walko, Florence Pochec. THIRD ROW: Harry Wrhel, Robert Ardoline, Chester Cesari, David Steadle, Jerry Stefan- osky. 2A2 FIRST ROW: Joseph Pe- chal, John Domant, Sandra Holup, Laura Lee Spinicci, JoAnn Pisaneschi, Barbara Siracuse, Mary Ann Suda, Thomas Fender, Eugene Martinchak. SECOND ROW: Frank Sorochak, Charles Katcavage, Joseph Penia, George Yatsko, John Stukey. THIRD ROW: John Hriv- nak, Carl Kubek, James Lavish, Ronald Ondish, Theo dore Zukosky. ta lf! Xff' fx S -1 1 'xy' f, ,, X2 V r I .J V ,W , Vw .1 ' ww, wt 5 AJ MMM , IJ -Q , Jinx l -17 agfjl ' f AMWQWW at Class of 1953 i i 2 -l as ,S -2 v 12 M V ii ,I r- il .l, 'pm The In-Between-Class Takes One More Step Up the Ladder. f ,JK J A 2C FIRST ROW: Dorothy Hriv- nak, Marian Grega, Ruth Backo, Dolores Aritz, Bev- erly Koshinsky, Jean Ondish, Rachel Hooper, Mary Levit- sky, Margaret Reggie, Joan Salata, Marianne Kisheda. SECOND ROW: Anna Kova- lick, Anna Peeler, Dolores Spirko, Carol Jean Krakosky, Madeline Piazza, Virginia Glynn, Geraldine Robedda, Anita Cebrick, Bernadine Padalsky. THIRD ROW: Ronald Harchar, Peter Swa- boski, Michael Emershaw, Peter Mihalick, Philip Kemp 9A FIRST ROW: Delores Mat- tey, Marie Domant, Pauline Matello, Mary Ann Stanko- ski, Rosalie Lugar, Regina Romanchick, Dolores Slempa Phyllis Smith, Barbara Poo- stay, Patricia Concert, Rose- marie Iune, Annette Sabol. SECOND ROW: Carol Washko, Marlene Hornick, David O'Donnell, Stephen Choma, David Iaslar, Elea- nor Sapata, Patricia Gadom- ski, Michael Hudick, Rose Ann Krull. THIRD ROW: Michael Kerkowski, Theo- dore Wozniak, Thomas Woz- niak, Charles Zambetti, Ed- ward Matushek, Richard Zim, Gerald Kotulski, Benja- min Worlinsky, Richard Gor- skey. LAST ROW: Andrew Kapral, Thomas Konopke, Robert Wisdo, Joseph Pol- lick, John Meckalavage. They Will Feel the Thrill of the Change From Junior to 4 ,M Senior High . ll ff If D My ', iv -' ,f ,M V, V Jw U, XF, ,, 47' V, , f 744 ,V ,Lay K ff .fl VIITQJVPC 9B FIRST ROW: Christine Ha- lupka, Shirley Vinsko, Mar- ilyn Metroka, RoseAnn Ste-- fanoski, Louise Leonard, Sylvia Yurkon, Priscilla Wallace, Maureen Janerich, Frances Krispin, Ioan Ostro- sky, ,Ioan Paluck, Marie Franko, Marie Major, Joan Golias. SECOND ROW: Robert Koptcho, William Coniglio, Michael Moses, Richard Morelli, Chester Innamorati, Ronald Zukosky, Francis Iakubczyk, Donald Brominski, Fred Walski, Ed- ward Suppon. THIRD ROW: Frank Yoschak, Clement Yuhas, Joseph Soboleski, Robert Varaitis, Robert Peeler, Robert Erwetowski, John Chepigo, George Sitar, Robert Mattey, Joseph Koval- eski. FIRST ROW: Lorraine Bi- ago, Barbara Runchka, Patri- cia Kader, Geraldine Levit- sky, Maureen Brennan, Ger- aldine Selensky, Barbara Sincavage, Patricia Zaremba. Elaine Gaydos. SECOND ROW: John Mullen, Michael Barna, Charles Haddick, Leo Patera, Stanley Karasek, Roger Coutts, Joseph Hudick THIRD ROW: Joseph Chor- loa, Victor Caj, Peter Dzie- kan, Edward Cavlick, Peter Bayo, David Wallace. Class of 1960 Young and Untried . . They Have 8B FIRST ROW: James Reilly, Joseph Maniskas, Catherine Erceg, Regina Baron. loanne Zachary, Janet Kuczinski, Antoinette Protasiewicz, Mar tha Gavlick, Carol Metroka, John Sucla, Leonard Gur- decki. SECOND ROW: Ste- ven Hospodar, Edward Bor- ick, Edward Slempa, John Yurko, Robert Suppon, Frank Grasso, Robert Soro- chak, Warren VanDyke, Frank Caletti. THIRD ROW: Philip Zachary, Je- rome Stesney, Joseph Cosmo, Dominick Aritz, Frank Sma- ka. I HHH!! l ,.,,....,..1a.-.---- ,,,,........l-.--- ,.......-...-.--- ,1l...1...---l- ...,.......,.......i.--- ,-i....,-...-.v-- ...-....l.......--- 7B FIRST ROW: Michael War- tella, Richard Maniskas, Joan O'Donnell, Judith Miller, Beverly VanDyke, Paul Ky- tic. John Meckalavage. Ed- ward Kelly. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Hudanick, Elaine Papciak, Betty Evanoski, Geraldine Orlandini, Helen Smal-ra, Patricia Lepo, Betty Kelly, Dorothy Piskorik, Mary Ann Sieminski, Betty Hinz, Veronica Hromek, San- dra Wallace, Patricia Holup. THIRD ROW: William Kap- ral, Robert Soboleski, Robert Suppon, David Stefanoski, Daniel Stankowski, Paul Monko, John Shemo, John Dustin. 5 . -1 I--f -L,-il, FQ Class of 1961 Many School Years Before Them. 7A FIRST ROW: Harold Burk- bardt, Bernard Pirillo, Har- vey Rappaport. SECOND ROW: Gloria Jean Orlandini Anna Casey, Shirley Wil- liams, Jean Gajdos, Carol Pisaneschi, Mary Olejnik, Barbara Mokrish, Lorraine Luzetski, Antoinette Siracuse Barbara Spinicci, Carmella Vigo. THIRD ROW: Walter Margavage, Andrew Kuzma, Stephen Levitsky, Dolores Hudik, Marlene Greglock, Geraldine Terry, Richard Gavlick. FOURTH ROW: Carl Dezinski, Robert Kotul- ski, Ronald Urban, James Lepo, John Jaskolka, Joseph Favata, Charles Dickinson, Richard Dziekan. ' ' x 't T -'il ,.,..,,i,i. ft TE -4:1 Vanta? Www 77727-ffWff1af, N er- ,Q M 5 Vw, '1 .No f fi? X Time out! Jumor Presidenfs first speech. ,mm V Z all L ' Ai' H X 5 if if '24, x '4 V . ' I' Z5ef 3lL ' ,w zf Out ofthe Halls! Wim W? ,Z ,-m,, ,, .,,, .9 is Sv ..-. iii 's ,,,,,, 2 A ' ....,'f '-- 1--V, ,31 EL j 7: 5 ,. yn-aww , , , guru-um H nw:-1-I ' 4 ' , fwffmnn-uuwwlsnZs'g'f Z2 A .. ., lr, V, .. , , gcc? I wa .,,Xf , -M X ' A XX fi , , -W xg, , -.,, --W , W ..X, t ii N I 1 Nd . - xx X X rr 'X Q :T Q ? l-E w f N ,,, . rm gf ir 'N-M -, , fa. W . :L Y X Q fn l A Q 'cn 4-'B '5 4- X V J, 5 WH.-.'t, - ' X ,f E' H f f 195 w4:w X ,. , LL 'A P Qi .f . dz-.,-1: . I nm- ' w if 'H u p 2-3-4. R y M .A 'H 4 I X ' BH X . . ..-..... ! !P A ann. h, R , u- x A 3836. .' ' H , k A- - W, 1 M. .I2J!E,L'i2.'l,,..x. '-. A 1 V if, ,. iff lg sf M' Clubs Yearbook Tazfzler fldfajorette Cheerlead Tnps ff Aw, ff, ,f M the preparation of this the Sailors' Log Staff. Sailors, Log Staff The staff and advisors have spent many months in 16 h dA ' f h t 6 mon 0 t 6 ROBERT LAWRENCE ?frm'5tt, 'MW M2 X 4 P' 4 ' ,f , f ff r WW JANET RUNCHKA Assistant Editors THOMAS HOOSIC GERALDINE ROMANOSKI Assistant Editors f 4 DIANE YENCHEK JOHN STANKS Co-Editors WALTER ANDRZEJEWSKI ANNA BAYO Business Managers JOSEPHINE HUHN Assistant Business Manager V if.. bf Yr ' Q Q af' O fy' , - ,M c..,.., ,, ,Q J......, Nw.-.' , ix. i K ., ,rl T tt, 315. .V M 'Q 45, N ld 0 ai . J 4 1 Y f .ii 1 2 s. Q 1 2. S was 6 'W 'f V Q J Rf V9 3' A I f tE str' E. My it elk f-sf 5 8 sz., .4 iv . 3 ,, Y- A f 4 t H ,M ifil ef, Nw 3 ln- ' , ,E LiJ,, l it z,, gg t, ' mf t! 9w1,,,,, L JOSEPH MARCALLIS ROSALIE ORLANDINI SALLY ASKLAR Assistant Business Managers 'Tw if If-ws BARBARA SANTEE JOHN HUSOVSKY BERNARD NOWICKI Assistant Business Managers 'VIOLET JACIEN Assistant Business Manager JOSEPH PALUCK ROBERT LONG TEDDY RYDZEWSKJ Sports Editors Pag 6' mf ,lv 'Wm- Y ,. , 5 1 -,ts wt an K! tif If I ,Q ' 58 'gtk 1 nt G? 3 75 .M G itr' H jg M LVVV I,,s I K ' f 4 v f it 'asia I 'hi' , ,, , ' 3 A , , . Vw 1 T is fvktyw MW Vw. , y . 437' '02 -1 WU 4v I . '4r ' N., 1 JOHN HUDICK A rlist JOHN PISANESCHI Write-Ups We all hope our efforts to pre- sent this pictorial review of our last year here at S.H.S. will be a lasting memento to the Class of 1956. ARLENE GAJDO JEANNE KARALUNAS Write-Ups ff! 4' dm .-1 , 7 ' ' f X X f ,M ra mtfgwax fm 'V V 1- ' is-A f . .1 y ,xiii MQ. MISS CACCIATORE MRS. PUHAK Advisors Drawings for Introduction pages by STANLEY GABRYSH DANIEL KRZWICKI MARY URBAN CHARLOTTE KEMZURA Write-Ups Diligently, and With Purpose, We Planned and Worked on This-OUR SAILORS' LOC of 1956. PATRICIA BRENNAN Write-Ups ROSEMARY BARNOSKI CATHERINE SECULA Typists ELLENROSE GOVIER MADELINE KATRAINAK EUNICE URBAN Typists AGATHA OLEJNIK JOSEPH HAWK LUCILLE ERCEG JOHN KOZAK I Photography 'fra Q3 l wl up -ef' I 4 Page 59 Blue and White Tattler A newspaper is an important asset to a town and simultaneously c'The Blue and White Tattlerv is an important as- set to our school. Very informative in its editorials, club news, announce- ments, etc., the Tattler has tried during the course of the year to satisfy every- onels taste. Through the efforts of our editor, John Pisaneschi, the working staff, the advisors, Mrs. Margaret Puhak and Miss Angeline Cacciatore, the news- paper has completed 'another successful year. EDITORIAL STAFF nv FIRST ROW: John Hudick, Georgiann Kapral, Marilyn McGuire .lohn Pisaneschi, Arlene Gajdo, Rosemarie Slusher, Robert Hospo dar. SECOND ROW: Violet Jacien, Mary Urban, Agatha Olejnick Patricia Brennan, Diane Yenchek, Anne Bayo, Annette Rebar Rosemarie Mattie, Valeria Skrabut. THIRD ROW: Joseph Hawk Joseph Kruchinski, Robert Gadomski. Page 60 TYPISTS Rosalind Lavish Geraldine Romanoski Jeanne Karalunas Violet Jacien BUSINESS MANAGERS AND REPORTERS FIRST ROW: Helen Kusma Gertrude Weiss Faith Ann Shampack Delores Morelli Walter Andrzewejski Patricia Buscavage Betty Stukey Anita Spirko Lorraine Zenda SECOND ROW: James Lepo Helen Smaka Regina Baron Barbara Runchka Paul Bankovich Joseph Perzia Christine Walko Barbara Rogers Shirley Vinsko Mary Ann Stankoski Jean Ondish PRODUCTION STAFF FIRST ROW: Mary Perzia Charlotte Kemzura Madeline Katrainak Jeanne Karalunas Rosalind Lavish Mary Ann Orrson Bernadine Suhamski Agnes Pechal SECOND ROW: David Guss John Kytic Michael Kosco Carl Sapata Michael Wisdo Stanley Yackowski Frank Paluck Thomas Hoosic Ronald Nervitt Richard Mattey Joseph Vigo Senior and Junior Y-Teens FIRST ROW: Arlene Gajdo Anita Spirko, Lorraine Zenda Eunice Urban, Elizabeth Stukey Josephine Huhn, Anne Bayo, Di- ane Yenchek, Gertrude Weiss Mary Perzia, Rosalie Orlandini Rosemarie Mattie, Catherine Se- cula, Georgiann Kapral. SEC- OND ROW: Mary Jakubczyk, Florence Pochec, Agnes Pechal, Annette Ribar, Valeria Skrabut, Lucille Erceg, Dolores Morelli, Jeanne Karalunas, Ellenrose Go- vier, Sally Asklar, Helen Kus- ma, Christine Walko, Dorothy Lyons. THIRD ROW: Rosemary Sfrcuse, Antoinette Padalsky, Violet Jacien, Rosalind Lavish, Catherine Adams. Sophomore Y-Teens FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Grega, Bernadine Padalsky, Laura Lee Spinicci, Sandra Holup, Rachel Hooper, Dolores Aritz, Theresa Zukosky, Beverly Koshinsky, .lean Ondish, Carol Krakosky, Patricia Maniskas, Rose Kuzma, Mary Ann Ulichney, Barbara Rogers, Evelyn Pyryt. SECOND ROW: ,Ioan Salata, Margaret Reggie, Anne Kovalick, Loretta Songaila, Patricia Zdancewicz, Frances Sapata, Dorothy Konop- ka, Barbara Sirasuse, Mary Ann Suda, JoAnn Pisaneschi, Mary Levitsky, Ruth Backo, Dolores Spirko, Dorothy Hrivnak. THIRD ROW: Elaine Marcin, Geraldine Volack, Dorothy Gav- lick, Barbara Kapral, Dolores Andrzejewski. Geraldine Robed- da. OFFICERS VIOLET JACIEN ...........,..............,,....,. ,.......,,. P resident GERALDINE VOLACK ........ ...,. V ice President BARBARA KAPRAL ....... ..,,,....,. S ecretary -Q..-f WV GERTRUDE WEISS ,,,,, t,,..,, T reasurer 1 w i MW! FIRST ROW: John Kytic, Walter Andrzjewski, David Guss, George Yatsko, Frank Erwetowski, Thomas Hoosic, Joseph Coniglio, Paul Bankovich, John Hudick, John Pisaneschi. SECOND ROW: John Kovaleski, Stanley Cabrysh, Charles Katcavage, Joseph Cicero, Edward Brominski, John Backo, Barry Baseski, John O'Donnell, Joseph Margallis, THIRD ROW: Robert Lawrence, Charles Jankoviak, Carl Kubek, John Polk, John Stanks, Charles Pechal. .'-T355-'EF :seem Q'-:mm 22,55 5555 ::E-ll .rug .iii im? i j Fo , wigs C' UF: I We F112 552:-CLF Zaom 7:50 QOEE E309 ' Ln OWS- I-.OO 1-R Jmx -rj 1111, 111' ,,ff',. nl'-' 9 XX Q 'G 'fi' ilk!-2,lji7 Key Club The Key Club of Swoyerville High School, under the direction of Mr. Chiampi, has completed its seventh year. Members of this club number 31 boys selected from the Senior, Junior and Sophomore classes. The Key Club is sponsored by the Swoyerville Kiwanis Club and the boys have many projects each year. These projects provide funds for the purchase of jackets for the athletes of Swoyerville High School. The members are also active every year in the Heart Drivei' when every Key Club member solicits funds for this campaign. This Club provides the boys of our high school with an opportunity to work to- gether, develop leadership and initiative, and to make them better citizens. Page 63 mm . .,,, , , 493 Student Council FIRST ROW: Richard Maniskas Charles Sieminski Joseph Perzia Joseph Coniglio Ceorgiann Kapral Barbara Rogers Violet Jacien Catherine Erceg Rosemary Barnoski SECOND ROW: Joseph Paluck Joseph Margallis Joseph Stefanides Robert Ostrosky Jean Ondish Antoinette Padalsky William Coniglio Peter Bayo Michael Hudick Antoinette Siracuse QFFICERS The Council, elected by the student body, coordi- I nates the activities of the other student groups in GEORGIANN KAPRAL ee '- i'e e' e A e P T mdem the schoolg developes a good relationship between JOSEPH CONIGLI0 e---e-'-- ---'e 'e'--- V ice Pfesident student and faculty, and assists in school manage- BARBARA ROGERS ,,,,.,, .e,ee,,.. R ecording Secretary ment. SETS? 32121 'ifffffffffff'ifffffffffffff,,Ciliiiiiillll.g 55553363 The Swdenf Council me-as 3 Week under MR, MICHAEL D. SHOCKLOSS ,.,,.,,,,.... ,t,..., A dvisor the guidance of Mr. Shockloss. Slide Rule Club This club organized by Mr. Wallace gives these boys the fundamentals of Mathe- matical calculations made easier by the use of the slide rule. Slide Rule Club FIRST ROW: David Cuss Robert Lawrence .John Stanks Robert Ostrosky Joseph Cicero Frank Erwetowski Mr. .John Wallace Advisor OFFICERS IOHN sTANKs President ROBERT LAWRENCE Secretary fe 5 '17 'H waves X . Q ,wwewsm sewer They Add Color and Vim to Our Football and Basketball Games. BANNER CARRIERS Georgiann Kapral, Anita Spirko Y, YS Y .ng FLAG TWIRLERS Delores Morelli, Mary Urban 3 . X I MAJORETTES Gertrude Weiss Gemma Vigo Julia Hlavac Delores Andrze- j ewski Agatha Olejnik Rosemary Slusher ACATHA OLEJNIK ROSEMARY SLUSHER GERTRUDE WEISS Page 65 Ei hteenth Annual Variety how 5 'N r FN I M, , 'R 5? 2 3 ,. 'M J Our show, under the direction of Mr. Mattee, assisted by student directors, John Kytic and Thomas Hoosic, held on December 21 and 22, was enjoyed by all who attended. It gave the cast a good opportunity to exhibit some hidden talents. CAST Interloclztor , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , THOMAS HOOSIC Ambitious ,,,,,,,........ ROBERT LONG Caspedal ,,,,,, ,,,, , ., EUGENE KOSHINSKI Stogey ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.c.r..,. ,I OHN HUDICK Aloysius ,,,,.,,,,.,,.. ,,,,,,,,,..,,.. J OSEPH HAWK Runningboard ..,,,,,, ..,. J OSEPH KRUCHINSKI Floorboard ,,,,,,,,,, ....,,,, S TANLEY GAYRYSH Lorraine Zenda Rosalind Lavish Mary Ann Orrson Violet Jacien Agatha Olejnik Charlotte Kemzura Dolores Morelli Catherine Secula .lohn Buzitsky Edmund Lapinski William Sieminski Robert Lawrence Bernard Nowicki Frank Paluck SOLOISTS STAGE HANDS I , ,f a Q- wwf V a L'i ut . M, , . ff . ,MMU 47 ff , ,f A ' Y v' 1 nf ' , P I -our i ix rf? ,QQ , - my ' 5 'A W jniiif' .VA, V g L,,, A ,, ' , j ff 5, f 4 'f' ' ' 42 -' -V g g,.45,f-Q., ,,j1 . ,14 5 , ., , af ,fy V 2131 'M f f' - A 'f J A Q ' ll' v ,ag , , ,ZA 1, ya? f ,- g V . 5 We worked hard on our annual Minstrel Page 67 7, .V , 5 4.4445 3 .. 1 59, I 1 ' '27 1 4 s 1 .2f.f X 1 nag Harrisbur ' Trip October 17, 1955 , to tb , ,nlfancb Ax :hm 1 Officers and our Editor being interviewed by Station WHYL. On the Stairway of the Capitol Building. e State Cammy Di Pa nner at the Penn-Harris Hotel ge 2 ' - V M TP Frank V 'A '41-Q of 7 A Sam. 4. , J, I IQ , as 2 X . A we . 'VV Mm Nam 'f if :fm 2 , 1 f of g f fu L: 9 W6 W gli' 14' S Where s the Judge? Let s get started Very mterestmg' Don t he frlghtened glrls Don t they look d1gn1f1ed9 Beware of that gun' Law makers of tomorrow Ah' Look at that' First We Dined Junior- enior Banquet PROGRAM Hotel Sterling February 1, 1956 Master of Ceremonies: Michael D. Shockloss. Quartet: John Hudik, Richard Mattey, Joseph Krushinski, Robert Gadomski. Solo: Anna Meckalavage. Group Singing: Vi- olet Jacien, Mary Ann Orrson, Geraldine Romanoski, Rosalind Lavish, Ellenrose Govier, Jeanne Karalunas, Aga- tha Olejnik. Remarks: Walter Andrzejewski, Senior Pres- ident. Piano and Sax Arrangement: John Pisaneschi, Joseph Margallis. Group Singing: Richard Stefanides, Joseph Walko, Joseph Stefanides, Donald VanDyke, Wil- liam Lacina, Gerald O'Donnell. Piano Selection: Rosemary Siracuse. Solo: Catherine Secula. Remarks: Joseph Con- iglio, President Junior Class. Solo: Mary Ann Kuhar. Piano Selection: Ellen Emershaw. Group Singing: Robert Levitsky, Edward Brominski, Joseph Cicero, Joseph Olej- nik, Joseph Coniglio, John Romanoski, Robert Washko, Joseph Popson, Joseph Matello, Robert Volack. ' e fa ,, , .ZW l 3 ab, . Q ' 1 .W .f ,vi -' . ' Q, t f 3 ' ' : Page 70 f f' H'-S... A, f, , my' , mfji, fffi-rv-, , ff' ' ' K-...N X me The boys enjoyed the meal. Mary Ann really put her heart in it Catherine sings 'cBand of Goldf' The dancing was divine. Mr. Wallace enjoyed the dancing. Thorns among the roses? Page Tl SENIOR CLASS PLAY A 'Feudin' Over Yonder CAST MOUNTAIN MAGGIE ,,...,,,,... Jean Karalunas Agatha Olejnik MAW FRY 7,,.., ..77,,. E llenrose Govier Gertrude Weiss EMMY FRY ,,....., ,...,.., R osemarie Mattey Josephine Huhn IZZIE FRY .,,,.., ..,7,..,.. J ohn Hudick John Pisaneschi CLEM FRY ......,,,,...,....,.....,..,........ John Husovsky ROSIE BELLE FRY ,,,,.A,..,...,,. Delores Morelli Marilyn McGuire AUNT HARRY HORNHONKER .. Arlene Gajdo Patricia Brennan BECKY MAE HORNHONKER ,,..t.......,.,..... Faith Ann Shampack Diane Yenchek WILLY HORNHONKER .... Stanley Yackowski Joseph Kruchinski PAPPY POPOFF ,,....... ,e.,....... J oseph Paluck ZEKE POPOFF ......,t,.....tt....,.,...,. Richard Mattey Joseph Vigo FARMER DANCERS ...,.,,......rrr William Chorba TRAVELIN' PREACHER ---,-------A---- David Guss Michael Wisdo, Geraldine Romanoski, Rosa- John Kytic lind Lavish, Mary Ann Orrson, Valeria Skra- WEDDING GUESTS ---An-------AV------ Luciiie Erceg but, Lorraine Zenda, Agnes Pechal, Mary Anne Bayo, Annette Ribar, Gerorgiann Kap- Urban ral, Sally Asklar, Mary Perzia MUSICIANS: John Kytic, Richard Olszyk, Gerald McNulty. STAGE HAND: Robert Lawrence. STUDENT DIRECTORS: Janet Runchka, Madeline Katrainak. PROMPTER: Catherine Secula. B Curtain goes up on a hill-billy drama. A typical Ozark Mountain story - this play has all the characteristics and fireworks of a Hatfield and lVIcCoy feud. Under the skillful direction of Mr. Wallace and his student assistants Janet Runchka and Madelyn Katrainak the play was a huge success playing a full house for two nights. 4 , ., f S .. JU -A l fxa -+ :P +-1' . ,, fyhl 1. ! X N S lg i Ai 2 2 1 2, 2 .- Z -1 f, 1 i P L rf' 'f:f- - A A f XS x S LS e , , C' FIRST ROW: Lorraine Zenda, Rosalind Lavish, Anne Bayo. SECOND ROW: Patricia Maniskas, Dorothy Gav- lick, Barbara Kapral, Geraldine Volack, Theresa Zukosky, ROSALIND LAVISH Irene Hanusin, Rosemary Siracuse, Mary Ann Kuhar. ANNE BAYO LORRAINE ZENDA ,. .4,,. ' 1' ,pfig '-- ' The Girls That Pep Ou,U,BQys Vic-tbry . ,, x X , , W 1 My ,- MARY ANN KUHAR DOROTHY GAVLICK GERALDINE VOLACK IRENE HANUSIN ROSEKIARY SIRACUSE BARBARA KAPRAL Page 74 THERESA ZUKOSKY PATRICIA MANISKAS xfff , xr, X Ga Wa Q? fff' , . X 4 Q ' f V ,,, 11' X .W Q N: X ,l by ml .mf- 'V 'gr 5 S 4.1 0 M, if AHL-f fi fn 1, , 'E ,i, -jpg. V f..,d F a if A5 1 Page 76 I ,I I' ml Sports K X 716 f S Q 0? 5 W ff . S 4 if f 2, Z' -.. ,f e-.. Z A Y ' K, If 1 , 5, g X WV? 17 Q if i 17 f . M ZW 1 M4 is ' f WWW Z W: WM M Coaches N3 Football The 1955 season again found our boys leaders on the gridiron-undefeated in the Wyoming Valley Conference, they accumulated a record of six out of six games. Under the guidance and training of our Coach YonKondy, the team Worked together like a Well-oiled machine-never wavering-never breaking-they played as a team- not for individual honors, but for the honor and glory of S.H.S. Two members of the squad, Frank Paluck and William Sieminski, made the Wyoming Valley All- Scholastic team. FIRST ROW: Robert Ontko, Daniel Krzywicki, Michael Wisdo, William Sieminski, Michael Popson, Edmund Lipinski, Robert Long, Charles Sieminski, Robert Volack, Thomas Lewis. SECOND ROW' Robert Ostrosk Norman W' k k' R b . y, lenc ows 1, o ert Govier, Charles Washko, Joseph Olejnik, Edward Brominski, Erank Sorochak, John Buzitsky, Frank Paluck. 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Seniors in a Huddle W? U33 D no 3 nn the job! in f .wo 0. . , gn E If 79,1 V242 ' 7 W w , 6 r ff i 5 Basketball Our basketball team, under the guidance of coach, Mr. Chiampi, swept through League play unde- feated-following in the footsteps of teams before them-their fast and clean play will mark them as one of the best teams produced at Swoyerville High School in recent years-A test of good sportsman- ship and precision marksmanship -this team will long be remem- bered as the one to bring us fur- ther victories in Class KAW compe- tition. They, like our football team, are a credit to our school and coaches. Junior Varsity Joseph Perzia, Frank Sorochak, Robert Varai- tis, Joseph Kovaleski, Robert Govier, Adam Stelma, Joseph Paluck, Robert Erwetowski, John Domant, Donald Brominski. be iid in-A 4 .xg Basketball Varsit Walter Andrzejewski, Manager: Joseph Coniglio. Robert Sonday, Joseph Olejnick, Michael Pop- son, Joseph Chepigo, William Chorba, Joseph Paluck, Charles Sieminski, John Stanks, Joseph Kovaleski, Joseph Margallis, An- thony Charnetski, Joseph' Pokr- zynwicki, Ronald Nervitt. Frank Erwetoski, Manager. ii in JOHN STAN KS Forward RONALD NERVITT JOSEPH MARGALLIS JOHN KOVALESKI Guard FOI'W3I'd Forward Scores Swoyerville Plymouth ,7... ,,7,,,,. 5 5 4.7 Nanticoke , ,,. ....,.K. 4 7 85 Larksville .. 43 87 A Edwardsville 59 95 Wyoming ..... .5.,,,.. 5 2 78 Old Forge .l,5.l,. ....,., . 50 61 St. Nicholas 52 84 Nanticoke ..,,, ,...,... , 51 82 Freeland .,,,.,, .ooo .....,,. 6 1 76 Alumni .o.,.....oAo..,..,...,. ,,,ooo. s 58 80 Scranton Central ....... ,.,.,r.. 5 9 82 Scranton Prep w..,oo, .,..,... 4 3 53 Hazleton .oo,.,.o...... r,,r.... 6 8 ' 94 Ashley ...........r.... ..r..... 3 7 82 West Wyoming ..,.. ........ 4 3 64 78 Allentown Fairview ...A Sugar Notch Berwick ,.,., Wilkes-Barre Twp Ashley ,.,v.., West Wyoming Fairview ...r. Seminary Sugar Notch Wilkes-Barre Twp Ashley ,r.,cv. West Wyoming Fairview ...., Sugar Notch Wilkes-Barre Twp JOSEPH PALUCK JOSEPH POKRZWNICKI WILLIAM CHORBA Center V Guard Center Donn 90 ,O we fax-ved. I yr' ff f ' f w 2 vffw ,nwoffz W 1 ff' -1. f-mf M I U, 44 xg, I 4 f, ff 4 1 osfnf 'KG'-fc' 1 :ff 1 x- H I' 5 4 , W2 W ,Y ' f wx .iv - ,f K Aawf ff, 7 WW , , 1 Q f 1 ,ff f if , K A ,V ,, M . , , J, , X ' 3 , I ' ' ff my X ' Wffl , , , , , ...., ,. ,M ' --fm W U . .. ,...,,. ..,, o tU.,,m.q K! I ' ,V I 4, K ,W 15, ff 5 ix X Q, W' ' ' 'Y W - . Q I 'f mzw' v - -' 1'f ?1ff 'W ,ff 'ff l LAW' f 'uf,Wf, '44, ' a:,yQf'4 f f f 6 Z Kovaleski guards him. Charley makes One- Giving the scrubs a chance. Looks like 3 good One! Will It E0 in? Look how graceful he is! Nice work, Popsonl Jump! Page 83 Baseball Under Coach Shendock's tutelage, our baseball team has brought home trophies to be added to the large assortment accumulating on the shelves in the Library-as an example of their enthusiastic well-played games, a record of eight wins was made during the 1955 season. 1955 BASEBALL SEASON J SCORES Swoyerville 0 Plains .,.... ...e... 1 3 Kingston ..... ....... 0 10 Ashley .,.. .- ....... 7 7 Hazleton ..... ....... 3 1 Plains ..,... i...,.. 2 6 Luzerne .... .,,,,,. 5 16 Kingston ..... ....... 3 5 Hazleton ..,.. ....,.. 2 10 Wwoming Seminary ..... ...... 7 FIRST ROW: Joseph Shampack, Thomas Balent, Managersg Thomas Lewis, Norman Wienckow- ski, Eugene Koshinski, Michael Popson, Joseph Coniglio, Thomas Hoosic, Edward Brominski, Joseph Cicero, Robert Levitsky, John Romanowski. SECOND ROW: Frank Sorochak, Joseph Perzia, Frank Paluck, John Husovsky, Robert Washko, Joseph Paluck, Adam Stelma, Jerome Stefanoski, John O'Donne11, Joseph Margallis, Barry Baseski. 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Gadomski, Robert ..,.,,,r Gajdo, Arlene r,.,....,, Govier, Ellenrose ,.er., 21 Lackawanna Ave. 528 Slocum St. 508 Church St. 459 Slocum St. 213 Watkins St. 257 Dana St. 15 Maltby Ave. 67 Hill St. 252 Slocum St. 281 Chapel St. Guss, David .,,,...., ,...,...,,,.. 3 6 Scott St. Hawk, Joseph ,e,,..,, .,,.... 1 45 Simpson, St. Hoosic, Thomas ....,,.,.. ....,,,......,o 2 4 Clinton St. Hospodar, Robert ...,.,. ....., 2 60 Shoemaker St. Hrubowchak, Ronald .,.....,,,,, 976 Main St. Hudick, John .............. ,..,...1,......... 44 0 Owen St. Huhn, Josephine ...,. 132 Lackawanna Ave. Husovsky, John ..,.... ...,,...... 1 46 Hughes St. J acien, Violet .....f.... . Kapral, Georgiann .,... Karalunas, Jeanne, ...... Katrainak, Madeline - Kemzura, Charlotte ..... Koshinski, Eugene ...... 285 Dana St. 31 Watkins St. 16 Oliver St. 4 Brown St. 2 Pettebone St. 233 Owen St. Koshinski, MaryAnn .,.....v.v,.,.....,, 134 Diamond St. Kosco, Michael ............ ,....... 8 5 Lackawanna Ave. Koval, Joseph ,..,,vv,.. Kovaleski, John ...... Kozak, John ...........,,.,. 328 Dana St 143 Hughes St. 336 Slocum St. Kruchinskl, Joseph ........ ............ 4 19 Hughes St. Kytic, John ..........,.. Lavish, Rosalind ..... Lawrence, Robert ..... Lipinski, Edmund ....... Long, Robert ...... - .......... Marcin, Vincent ......, Margallis, Joseph .,,..... Marr, Judy .........,.... Mattie, Rosemarie ...... Kusma, Helen ......,..,.... ..-.... 220 Slocum St. 473 Church St. 982 Main St. 188 Dana St. 86 Maltby Ave. 164 Hughes St. 251 Watkins St 18 Watkins St -------- 89 Noyes Ave 63 Townsend Ave. . . ,wif . X V N-my ff! V Q f fr V -.:A,A 7 s 1 . , 2- 1 . f Page 88 Mattey, Richard ...... - 3 Mountain Sf McGuire, Marilyn .....,.. ii,,7- 2 02 Dennison St McNulty, Gerald ,...,..... .....ii, 4 9 Mountain St Morelli, Delores .............e... ,..e. 2 96 Academy Sf Napierkowski, Edward .....e 156 Poland St Nervitt, Ronald ....,....,.,.. ....,.. 3 WatkiHS St Nowicki, Bernard ,....,.. ai,.ar 1 23 Diamond SI Olejnik, Agatha .,,,.a, Olszyk, Richard ....,a, Ondish, Dale .,....,,.... Orlandini, Rosalie .....a, Grrson, Mary Ann Paluck, Frank ...... Paluck, Joseph ...... Pechal, Agnes .,..... Perzia, Mary .....,..... Pisaneschl, John .,......,. ..,.... Pokrzywnicki, Joseph Ribar, Annette ............ Rlsh, Ruth ........v.............. .......Vaf 12 Manby Ave 492 Slocum St 9 N. Sullivan St 26 Jay St. 53 Pettebone St. 35 Sullivan St. 138 Perrin St. 91 Brook St. 80 Chestnut St. 245 Watkins St. 92 Maltby Ave. 275 Dana St. 36 Poland St. Rornanoski, Geraldine ..........,...v. 338 Shoemaker St- Runchka, Janet .....,,,........ ......,., Rydzewski, Teddy ..,,,,. Santee, Barbara ....,... Secula, Catherine .......,., 101 Park Ave. 194 Dana St. 176 Hughes St. 146 Owen St. Shampack, Faith Ann ,.,., ....,,,v 1 28 Kossack St. Sieminski, William ..... Skrabut, Valeria ....... Slusher, Rosemarie Sapata, Carl .,....,.... Spirko, Anita ..... Stanks, John .,,....... Stukey, Betty ....,,-..,,,., Suhamski, Bernadine ..,-,,,,r,,- Swetts, Richard ........ Thomas, Hubert ........ Urban, Eunice -- ......., Urban, Mary ...... Vigo, Joseph .......... Weiss, Gertrude ........ Wisdo, Michael ......... 143 Simpson St. Yackowski, Stanley ,-.,,--,-- Yakabovicz, Edward Yenchek, Diane ........ Zenda, Lorraine ........ 53 Barber St. 60 White St. 317 Hughes St. 11 Mountain St. 280 Academy St. 25 Watkins St. -. ...........a..... 399 Owen St. 94 Lackawanna Ave. 329 Owen St. 66 Townsend Ave. 74 Milbre St. 146 Shoemaker St. 223 Shoemaker St. 28 Filbert St. 118 Noyes Ave. 36 Whne St. 160 Kossack St. 6 Frederick St. y .M ii 42? b Y-arf 3 YA' Q xy v f 4 A 1 i Wwkwl 2341 iz MN 1' Q z 20 2 f'WZ i7W2f f Ziiklzizfazc fr' fm, 1 . 1 1a ? if tfff 5 ri: r 'f f an' nz.-: 414,,.nf.'1, A, I- 4U A -f 1- -'f 3'-W , . , ,, -5 Y Q Z si? f WW, 2 4 ff i ,., 7 -an aw .X VX' f ,ef fa 71 , tw We f ,aff fl 0 'va 'V 710' s 4 ca' I. 'V f , A ' 5 ... h fm 4 4 1 vs, ,, - -f-12--3' 41 naw-N in 'fmxzun zu-xx v ,T Yi., A asf.. 4, I gy, 4. W ,QM ? W ,Q 'fy 5 if h W 4 z lil' ' V If QAM-ww-y f , , . f f Hg 5 N ,224 A 11 Q ' 1 ,. W - s Y 'UE-W Www 'nw 16 qgw, Ml ' ,, ,Jw 1 4- Aa. 5-I fy ?Q x . ' 4--rv M I gs 9 ,' fuzz wg wi my