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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

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To guard againsT This, The Class of NineTeen Hundred and FifTy-seven presenTs To The Teachers and sTudenTs of our Alma MaTer This ediTior of The Sailors' Log wiTh The hope ThaT iT will preserve our cherished memories in years To come. CTJQT 15? 255529 A way fi? PENNSYLVANIA EASTERN CONFERENCE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS 1 9 5 6 Till' Q ., 3 iq gl A 5,45 5 ifflgjxlf 4-' SOFA .seq Hontcufs AdminisTraTion L Seniors L .uuuacu Underclassmenu L AcTiviTies aauuauaa, u AThleTics Page Page Page Page Page ? 5 ii, I fr . . Dedicaliau . . . We are proud To dedicaTe The 1957 Sailors' Log To Mr. YonKondy and our STaTe Championship FooTloall Team. Coach Yon Kondy has successfully weld- ed TogeTher winning Teams and for The second Time in five years has succeeded in gaining The EasTern FooTball Cham- pionship crown for Swoyerville High. Mr. YonKondy is a sTickler for honesfy and fair play and for This he has The respecf and admirafion of his Teams, The com- muniTy and all of Wyoming Valley. He has an easy going manner buT he is sTricT wiThouT seeming so. The Team, under his direcTion, was Trained hard and skillfully, and The resulT was a well-drilled, per- fecTly maTched group, all working Toward one goal - VicTory. No one played for personal glory, buT There were many who were ouTsTanding players. ' We are sure Mr. YonKondy's Training and personaliTy has lefT a lasTing impres- sion on These boys and will conTinue To do so in The fuTure, because They have found o,uT ThaT his way is The besT way. 6 4555 S 'MK Na go .Hg L f.- aw-'D HN 'l in wil 2, wi' Alma ,Mater Near the shores of Susquehanna Swoyerville now and Swoyerville forever Stands our high school fairy Love her we always will Set against the highest mountain For she is our Alma Mater Soaring in the air. Our dear Swoyerville ig it lr 2 Chairmen Secretary Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS JOSEPH CONIGLIO JOSEPH CHIPEGO LORETTA SONGAILA if if GERALD o'DoNNELL 4 I ill l5'0ard of Education Q ,.,.....-....----,-..,,c,Q .Q ' l H--and xl Seated: Attorney Anthony Wallaceg John Hoosic, Vice Presidentg Frank Bebey, President, Anthony Baron, Secretaryp John Dorish, Treasurer. Standing: Phillip McGuire, Athletic Chairmang Joseph Wienckowskig Angelo Siracuseg Walter S. Buda, Supervising Principal. .f-,A ,J MMM Nut L.-Q.M,....fc r,, The Board ot Education deserves many thanks for the splendid work they have done in aiding us to achieve our goal of graduation. They have democratically administered the at- fairs of our school system and have tried in every way to insure for us an education to prepare us for the future - for this the Class of '57 wishes to dedicate this page to them. Frank Bebey, President Walter S. Buda, Supervising Principal Anthony Baron, Secretary MR. WALTER S. BUDA, A.B., M.A. Supervising Principal s, a... MR. MICHAEL D. SHOCKLOSS, B.S., M.Ed. High School Principal ' 6 ' 212-. ...f f,,,,.....4.o-Jli, l , ,ff ,,. A L V i ,V nv 4 it R. W . ' A Qmiigf ,.i,,.,. ' Maw You are novv ready to take your place in society. You must realize that novv you have cer- tain responsibilities toward that society. You must be prepared to help in social, family and citizenship problems. To some of you the adtusi- ment will be natural and simple, to others more complex and be- luddled. Remember, however that only ihraugh inieiiigeni application of your knowledge can you hope to continue 10 ad- vance and be successful in your field ot endeavor. l hope that the time you Spent at Svvoyerville High vvill be me most pleasant ot your lives. I sincerely believe that vve have given you the background for continued advancement and Wish you every success in the world, MR. RNARD BU NAT B.S., M.A. English, Biology MISS ANGELINE CACCIATORE B.S.S. Shorthand, Typing, Business Math MISS MARGARET CASEY B.S. History MR. EDWARD CHIAMPI B.S., M.S. Mathematics, Science, Coach MISS LIDA G N B.A. History Zzculty 7 MR. JOSEPH GULLA B.S.S., M.A. Bookkeeping, Business Law, Social Studies MRS. ANITA HOVANEC B.S. 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 MRS. BERNADINE MERLI A.B. English, Library Science MRS. MARGARET PUHAK B.S.S. Economics, Typi g His MR. GEORGE SHENDOCK A.B., M.S. Physical Education, Health, Coach MR. JOHN WALLACE B.S., M.S. Physics, Chemistry, Guid MISS MIRIAM WOLF Soahish, Latin Zzculty 8 MR. JOHN YONKONDY A,B., M.A. Mathematics, Coach MISS REGINA .IENNINGS R.N., B.S. School Nurse DR. MlLTON BURNAT D.D.S. School Deniisi DR. JOHN L. LAVIN M.D. School Physician Pictures nor available: MISS MARY KEARNEY B.S. MRS PIA sELEcKy B.s.H.E. ' MR. PETER NEDELAK High School Cusfodian MR. PETER GAVLICK Junior High Custodian -P'-'W' u mm Physical Staff fx, ,EL 1 ..--F MISS LOUISE CALLAHAN, B.S.S Secretary Mrs. Selecky demonstrates Miss Kearney lines them up ff i Y 11 w fM:w1 i11 --1-H ff-v-fm, of.,,,,1- ,. V .4. '-W ,mln l-,nv A touchdown Z Serving the spaghetti . . . Decorating for the Victory dance . . ,ogg yi. , ,ff ab Q -V xr V , Q. gtg. 'gal t S kg - - rs,-tip, - X ijlf .- ,k I , ' ,.,. , WJ! F yn f r 41 sf ., , u W, 1, r, haw S,:6i,Mgf53??33g .K I 'rwM,1 ts 'Q Y' . if v, tffxt ,N ., l , ,M-df 1 1 A ,, I .JAN Y f mi' 8 4 ,0- !,,,,f MM ,jaw . vt Y ' Z-2.1 f It sure must be funny . . , ig I Sitting out a dance . . I0 4-v .. f A W 1 i,' ..x- Q N f f Sf X F---f.-5+ L f f X-ga --------1---:-5 W y , I f f I Qing!! C 114 X ,ff Q r mf jlglllllllj' C5155 ' Q35 ' 'V iff? CO SS k bw i CCifSgAZIfEE APQZLCEPS X . I I 25,40 , Q 'I l , I . 5 A ' J' 'cv f'- , J n 7 3 f , I N r X lkwwsm xy f Q S Dlx! J 7 f W ' enivr Cflass Officvrs I 95 7 ,paw WWE f 'Sw JOSEPH CONIGLIO, President JOSEPH CHIPEGO, Presidenf CLASS SONG Tune: Friendly Persuasion By: Marianne Erceg Thee we leave. All of the joys and The fears we've known, All of the years that have quickly flown, All fhaf we love here in Swoyerville High, We say 'bye. Caps and gowns, we have prepared for This occasion, This the class of '57 on our graduation. So farewell! To teachers, friends, and our parents, foo, May God be with us in all we do. As we now deparf leaving all fhaf is you, Swoyerville High We bid adieu. N, - A mun- 7 LORETTA SONGAILAQ Secretary GERALD O'DONNELL, Treasurer CLASS MOTTO Find A Way or Make One CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS POEM As we leave four wonderful years behind, New adventures we must find, We leave our problems, our sad, our happy memories - To the teachers whom we hoped to please. Everyone has a new outlook on life, Even through peace and through strife, As you go on in life you will remember everyone, And look up and up toward the shining sun. The class of '57 will long remember Swoyerville High, lf is a memory that will never die, The experiences and memories we leave behind, The friends we made again we will never find. Farewell, farewell, to the school we love, Now we must pray to the One up above, For we are finished and yet- not begun, And with God's help, We will find a way or make one. By Frances Sopata l erzior Kommiffec fa? N r jg 5 f i 5 f Q. f + . and Advisors If ilk' 1p.,,W 1 Miss Angeline Cacciatore, Mrs. Margaret Puhak, Advisors ' 10 1 aff' 'la fr IVK PG' AAI Paul Bankovich Mary Ann Erceg John O'Donnell Robert Sonday AA2 Michael Popson Joseph Oleinick Robert Washko Geraldine Volack 4C Dolores Andrzejewski Barbara Kapral Mary Ann Kuhar Jerome Srefanoskii -Hb Nmqsr- K X Qifgysw - wi- ' fwxiigf X K . euiors Wrfrk a X E255-tfivixiu. ,. Creating a vacuum . . . 4C and . . . take a typing test . . . 4A2 studies . . . A AAI Takes a tes? . . . 5111. It was September of the year 1953 when our intrepid group made its first prominent appearance at the gates of Swoyerville High. Immediately the title Freshman was bestowed upon each member denoting he was accepted as a part of a prodigious group of High School scholars. All were aware of the honorable reputation established by their predecessors and made every attempt to live up to his namesake. At first the journey seemed difficult and treacherous but with the aid of the apparently infinite wisdom of their teachers, each gradually became aware of the pitfalls that hampered their progress and mastered each of these with adroit skill. There are many minor occurrences which must go unrecorded although they were very important in- fluences in the physical and mental development of the Freshmen of '53. The dauntless freshmen of '53 were no more. ln- stead they had now developed into a unique group of sagacious sophomores. The memories of the trial and error days of the year before were vividly in the minds of everyone. Having their classes conducted in the high school building itself greatly increased the feeling of being an integral part of Swoyerville High. They found themselves striving to act maturely as they were able in order to correspond with the demure actions of their upperclassmen. Many began to partici- pate in school activities. Some were beginning to show promise in sports and others became active members of the Key Club. All of the girls were given the privileged opportunity of being the first Swoyerville Sophomores ever to be initiated into the Y-Teens. A few of the more vivacious girls were immediately accepted as cheerleaders. One of the most memorable events which occurred during that year was the highly successful excursion to Ricketts Glen. These were some of the incidents which made it quite apparent that the Sophomore class of '54 would more than live up to expectations. Now, well versed in the rules and traditions of Swoyerville High, as Juniors, we start our third year of learning. Class officers are elected who would lead us capably through the year. President, Joseph Con- iglio, Vice President, Joseph Oleinick, and Dolores Konopka, Secretaryi New subiects confuse some of us but not for long. Many students take the secretarial course with such subjects as shorthand and book- keeping, while the academics become acquainted with chemistry, geometry and Spanish. In no time at all we are in full swing. Our athletes are being History recognized as great players and our girls have really made a place for themselves. This is the year we are privileged to attend the Junior-Senior Banquet, at Hotel Sterling, and we felt like millionaires. As we travel on through the year we share many reward- ing experiences which help to make a foundation for our future success in life. Soon in the spring, we chose our class rings, feeling all the nearer to our goal - graduation. After Easter we had a grand time at the Junior-Senior prom and now our third year has quickly drawn to a close with the realization that, ln Septem- ber, we will be Seniors. At last, mighty Seniors are we! Quite ready to attack any problem that may confront us. This year we are led by our co-chairmen, Joseph Coniglio and Joseph Chipego wth Gerald O'Donnell, our treasurer, and Loretta Songaila, our Secretary. They were aided by a capable senior committee. ln studies we meet new obstacles but managed to surmount them intelligently. ln October we embarked on our first Senior trip to the Dorrance Colliery, not a very distant point-in fact only across the river, but it was a very enlightening ex- perience. Next we visit Harrisburg, our beautiful state capitol, and Gettysburg, that memorial battleground. We return home and wait anxiously for our next trip which will take us to New York. We will never forget these adventures which will be in our minds forever. Others may come and go but these memories will always remain with us. Our football players this year attained fame as the State Eastern Conference Foot- ball Champions, a well-deserved reward for the great- est team in the valley. We must not forget our basket- ball and baseball players or the other boys and girls that did not take part in sports-they all did much to up- hold the name of Swoyerville High School. With our successful and entertaining minstrel and play behind us, we continue on our way through the remainder of the year. At last Class Night and Commencement loom on the horizon. Ah! Graduation, our cherished dreams have come true. A ioyous occasion but also a rather sad one. We must leave most of our old friends and teach- ers, seeing them only occasionally. Never may we return as students. It is an ending and a beginning - the end of studies, for most of us, and a beginning of life, for all of us. A beginning of life in a world which will not always be kind, but, we all hope, a life that will be rewarding for the Seniors of l957. By Mary Ann Kuhar, Charles Petchell f ,pv- 65 CATHERINE MARY ADAMS Kate Commercial A tall and friendly lass, Has the brightest smile in the class. Minstrel 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, Tattler Staff 4. DOROTHY CATHERINE ANTOS Dottie Commercial A girl you all would like to meet, She's gentle, silent, blonde and sweet. If -e I Am , I1 l I Lrgvrf , , I V if Minstrel 4, Tattler Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4. I , if 52 ms O A - bZ'l'll0l'5 . DOLORES ROSE ANDREJEWSKI Dee Commercial To talk in class is her delight, Buf when she answers, she's very bright. Minstrel 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Senior Committee 4, Junior Committee 3, Tattler Staff 4, Yearbook Stall 4, Maiorettes 3, Usherette 3, Play 4. ROBERT ALLEN ARDOLINE AFC-ly Commercial Here's a boy who's rather quiet, We thing that he won't start a riot. Basketball 3, Tattler Staff 4, Minstrel 4. I8 1957 MARGARET MARION ARITZ Peggy Commercial She's full of fun and a pretty gal, ln any case she's one swell pal. Minstrel 4, Swimming 4. THOMAS MICHAEL BALENT Tom Vocational A cheerful, honest, wholesome lad, A finer friend could not be had. Baseball 3, 4, Minstrel 4, Play 4. I9 JOSEPH PETER BACKO Joe Academic Joseph is a happy guy, Who's always noisy, never shy. Key Club 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 4. ,X ff' , . KEAOQCQCV 17 1 'OA . l ,7,:'1fV ff .. ' ii il-'ML V! igygfcfivyj ,Auf -,Z f' ff 2 , ,L Lf' ' V , k! ,Ur , f PAUL ROBERT BANKOVICH Bunky Academic Now here's a very gifted lad, With brains, brawn, looks, and is never sad. Minstrel 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, Senior Committee 4, Tattler Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Proiectionist 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 4. 493' wmv WALTER FRANK BASESKI Barry Academic Never dull with Barry around, Laughter prevails and jokes abound, Baseball 32 Key Club 3, 4, Minstrel 4. EDWARD ANTHONY BROMINSKI Brom Academic Always cooperative and breezy, On the gridiron things for him looked easy. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 47 Yearbook Staff 4, Minstrel 4. eniors . BERNARD ANDREW BRODA Cy Academic Very quiet and somewhat shy, But all in all, a very nice guy. Minstrel 4, Tattler Staff 4. ll 'sf SYLVIA LOIS CEBRICK RUbY Commercial As dear and sweet as she can be, A girl without an enemy. Minstrel 47 5Wlmmln9 4: Band: Orchestra l . . 1957 CHESTER RONALD CESARl Chet Commercial Not too serious, not too gay, But is a good friend in every way. Tattler Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Minstrel 4, Foot- ball 2. JOSEPH DANIEL CHIPEGO Max Academic A better companion cannot be found, There's always fun when Max's around. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Officer 4, Junior Committee 3, Tattler 4. if! ,aa we 40 .-x,..c: tr fs! M -f ' ,gg ,l...,,gL,,x -I ' J' 3 ANTHONY BERNARD CHARNETSKI Tony Academic A smile on his face every day, Tony's lots of fun in every way. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Minstrel 4, Officer 3, Tattler Staff 4. JOSEPH WAYNE CICERO Sib Academic Here-'s a very attractive lad, Who's always happy,' never sad. Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, Junior Committee 3, Tattler Staff I, 2, 3, 4, Year- book Staff 4- Play 4, Minstrel 4, Slide Rule Club 3. rw y?l5?g-wiv nr 4, ur' V JOSEPH GEORGE CONIGLIO Conig Academic A Tootball player so slick and clean, An executive of his class he has always been. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Play 4, Baseball 2, 4, Minstrel 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, 3, Junior Committee 3, Class Officer 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4. ELLEN PATRICIA EMERSHAW El Academic She has a sunny nature with high ideals, A friendly smile which to all appeals. Minstrel 4, Glee Club l, Swimming 4, Tattler Staff 2, 3, 4, Band l, Orchestra l. .v hg, W, i , 'V las if ..,, fills ' Jima . nw- Wi, 5 i f- f ' M, Seniors . . CHARLES JOHN DOMANT Chuck Academic A friendly fellow is our Chuck And we wish him the very best luck. Football l, 2, Basketball l, 2, Minstrel 4, Play 4. .li as 2? , .Q l E 3? anlllf MARIANNE LOUISE ERCEG Mari Academic Very bright and very gay, SJTEIS fun in each and every way. Minstrel 4, Y-Teens 2, Student Council 2, 3, Glee Club l, Swimming 4, Senior Committee 4, Junior Committee 4, Tattler Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Play 4. 22 . 195Z,,,.,1fW,g V FRANK GILES WETOWSKI Giles Academic A winsome lad, he's college bound, A more intelligent lad cannot be found. Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 4- Junior Committee 3, Tattler Staff 4, Yearbook 4, Slide Rule Club 3, Minstrel 4, Proiectionist 1, 2, 3, 4, Play 4. DORCTHY ANN GAVLICK Dottie Commercial Full of pep, and friendship rare, Comes and goes without a care. Minstrel 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Tattler Staff 4, Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4, Usherette 2, 3, Play 4, Yearbook Staff 4. GEORGE MICHAEL FETCHKO Goldie Academic He's a good sort, this lad, Never too good, Never too bad. I lx Play 4. ,, .Xi 1 5 , fill?-J ,W P , 1,2 nity, if M '1 XV'-J x U at lllll' llx lj! ,rjv Aw '-1 I , L - f 4' V ll 4 .f N Q , 1, - if .iw J, ,l l 'yd M X f 4 lglzj' J L Y W . wif' Mig? l jp N sq fx, Oyyqfi . fri' A , f Y ,, , TVX, ,t, il . ' -G 'ifzlf' ,K 1 L Hitgl' , r-,wi I 5 kv ,,,fi ,lt N fllft 45,0 1 J J, J libcll 1 c Vfl- 1 X J STANLEY GERALD GAVLICK Mel Academic For Spanish he possesses a strong liking, So much so he switched to Typing. Football 1, 2 Play 4. , 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Minstrel 4, .15 ,fll IRENE HANUSIN I Commercial Among other things, she's oh so sweet, Above all these, she can't be beat. Minstrel 4, Junior Committee 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Usherette 3, Play 4. JOHN MICHAEL HRITZAK Spar Vocational A more serious minded lad can't be found, On the road to success, this boy is bound. Minstrel 4. rj' 1 ' 45Z'l'lf 17119 . . JULIA ANN HLAVAC Julie Commercial There's always fun when Julie's around, For a better friend canot be found. Minstrel 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Glee Club ly Swimming 4, Tattler Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Maiorettes 3, 4, Play 4. MARY ELLEN ANN HUDANICK EIU Commercial Some girls are natural, some girls are nice, Put them together to equal El who is naturally nice. Minstrel 4, Tattler Staff 4. 1957 ALBERT DANIEL HUNTZ Alvis Academic Lots of fun with loads of pep, Alvis is always really hep. Baseball 3, Tattler Staff 4, Minstrel 4. ' 7 'Ziii' ww, JOSEPH MARK HUSOVSKY Joe Academic He has a free and easy attitude, ,V Thru life he'll take a wide latitude. J Minstrel 4. CHARLES ANTHONY JANKOVIAK Jank Academic Though he is a bit bold and shy, We wonder if he's glad to say goodbye. Key Club 2, 3, Junior Committee 3, Minstrel 4. 25 BARBARA MARY KAPRAL Barb Commercial Barb is a cute -little gal, She proves she can be everyone's pal. Minstrel 4, Swimming 4, Senior Committee 4, Junior Committee 4, Tattler Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Cheer- louder 2, 3, 4, Usherette 3. V V , ,..,, f ,f'f:'f'f6 ,FLM MICHAEL KAPRAL Kap Academic A fellow who has dancing feet, Q Al bkuivrs . . DOLORES ANN KONOPKA CUpCBl46 Commercial Cupcake with her lovely blonde hair, ls sure to be welcomed anywhere. Minstrel 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Junior Committee 3 Tattler Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Usheretle 2, Football l, 2, Minstrel 4. FRED GEORGE KOPTCHO Weasel Academic This boy is very rarely on time, We hope his future is opposite to this rhyme. Minstrel 4. E uv Q--A-.. inf' 1 His unusual style is hard to meet. W, 1 , s.......... ff? , i if I X My M , f el We mfg cf ,O , i JS N BERNARD THOMAS KOSCIELSKI Bernie Academic Jolly, pally, and a happy sort, A perfect friend, a real good sport. Minstrel 4. 26 .. 7957 JONATHAN PAUL KRAYNAK Vocational His friends will never pass him by You can't get him mad, so why should you try. Minstrel 4. IWSK JOSEPH JOHN KRISPIN Krispon Academic A quiet friend is he indeed, One whom we all know will succeed. Minstrel 4. MARY ANN CAROL KREHELY Kry Commercial She's cute and she's neat, And she's o-h-h so sweet. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 4, Swimming 4, Tattler Staff 4, Play 4. DANIEL JOHN KRZYWICKI Dan Academic Danny is a witty sort, Liked by all and is a good sport. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Tattler Staff 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 47 Minstrel 4, Play 4. MARY ANNE VERONICA KUHAR Cooksie Commercial Cooksie is a pretty lass, A friend of all in her class. Y-Teens 2, Swimming 4, Senior Committee 4, Min- strel 4, Tattler Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Pla . WILLIAM JOHN LACINA Satch Academic Not a sinner, not a saint perhaps, But one ofthe mery nicest chaps. Football I, 2, 31 Minstrel 4, Manager 4. 4'5- fits 45Z'l1i0l'S . . ROSE JUNE KUZMA Kuzie Commercial Kuzie with her sunny smile, For some fun, she'd walk a mile. Minstrel 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Tattler Staff 4, Year. book Staff 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Play 4. v + ANTHONY ANDREW LEPO Tony Academic He's a gentleman in every way, He's just like that from day to day. Tattler Staff 4, Minstrel 4. . . 1957 ROBERT FRANK LEVITSKY County Bull Academic Roberr is a reliable lad who is full of fun, Give him a job ro do, You're sure i1 will be done. Football Manager 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, 4, Baseball Manager 3, 4, Yearbook Staff A, Minsirel 4. ELAINE JOAN MARCIN Elaine Academic Anyone can fell you one Thing, Elaine has got that certain something. Y-Teens 2, 4, Minstrel 4, Swimming 4. 29 QQSMWI ADM, DOROTHY ANNE MARIE LYONS Badinky Commercial Baclinky who has a laugh so rare, Has never a worry and never a care. Y-Teens 3, 4, Taftler Staff 4, Yearbook Staff A ROBERT MATEJ Mouse VOC61lOr1al Manners, nearness and personality plus, He aurelv rates with all of us. Minstrel 4. , ,lqgw ,A .,,.,.,, If W , f JOSEPH JOHN MATELLO Mutt Academic A tiny fellow with a great big smile, His friendship to you, is worth your while. Football l, 25 Minstrel 45 Play 4. I K0 XAW . tilts zliflj fr if rfmlvlll GERALDINE RUTH MECKALAVAGE Gerry Commercial A pleasing, smiling, studious pal, She is a very active gal. Minstrel 45 Tattler Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Play 4. Scrriars . ANNETTE THERESE MECKALAVAGE Ann Academic A pretty blue-eyed lass is she, With charm, talent and personality. Minstrel 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Glee Club l, 25 Swim- ming 45 Tattler Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Usherette 35 Play 4. THOMAS METROKA Tom Academic Tom is a carefree lad, Who's always happy, never sad, Minstrel 4. .. 1957 GEORGE ROBERT MOKRISH Muck Academic He's not a very jolly one, He still can be a load of fun. Yearbook Staff 45 Band 25 Minstrel 4.. JOHN BERNARD O'DONNELL John Academic An intelligent lad who's full of fun, His aim in life can surely be won. Baseball 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Committee 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Band 25 Minstrel 45 Play 4. 3I GERALD JOHN O'DONNELl. Digger Academic Wise, athletic and gay is he, A better liked guy there never could be. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Officer 45 Yearbook Staff 4 Minstrel 4. JOSEPH MARK OLEJN ICK Olen Academic Olen is the fellow with that terrific smile, On a football field, he can run a mile.A Football I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 45 Senior Committee 45 Key Club 3, 45 Officer 3. 4 A fl' ., ,T ROBERT PETER ONTKO Rock Academic His temper fits him like a glove, Don't get in his way, he just might shove. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 4. ROBERT GEORGE OSTROSKY Ogo Academic Ogo with his smiling eyes, For his amiability he'll win a prize. Football 3, 4, Student Council 3, Tattler Staff 4, Slide Rule Club 3, Minstrel 4, Play 4. bkniars. . ROBERT JOHN ORLANDINI Orli Academic Orli joined the Army Reserves, We know he'll fight for the country he serves. Tattler Staff 4. -J ?' N 9 Nu, I ,xfif H ANTOINETTE SALLY PADALSK.l Annie Commercial 1 'L 5- lf you knew Annie you would see,l 'X l 7 How sweet and neat that she could be. Minstrel 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3: Swimming 4, Usherette 3, Tattler Staff 4, Yearbook STGH 4: Play 4, Flag Twirler 3. All 32 5 . 1957 CHARLES THOMAS PETCHEL Petch Academic Tall, brainy and reserved he is, With his abilities, he'll surely succeed, Key Club 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 4, Minstrel 4. MICHAEL GEORGE POPSON Mike Academic Mike never worries about a feSf, But as an athlete he stands among the best. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Committee 4, Yearbook Staff 4. FLORENCE HELEN POCHEC Poochie Commercial PoochIe is a friend to all, If you're in need, she'll hear your call. Minstrel 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, A, Tattler Staff 4: Yeat- boolc,Stalf 4, Usherette 2, 3. t f l J ,le ,,L.- X JOHN CHARLES ROMANOWSKI Wanda Academic On the gridiron he is known as Big John, And a tougher opponent can never be found. Football 1, 2 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Yearbook-Staff 45 Play 4. I , wyf ,, J L xl ii ll E .,' f A fig, rl , - tl L J ' L K ,If l . fry!-' de l D'6'l'Ill7l'5 . . JOSEPH JOHN SHAMPACK Joe Vocational We grant although he has much wit, He's rather shy in using it. Football 1, Basketball 3, 4, Minstrel 4. AA .1 1, N v 4 fffifefiil 5,4 .Jian o rf , i' ,nx 1 ' 4-I' .f -f ' , Al .F . 43 'A WA . fl Jffzgfh JOHN MICHAEL SAVINSKI ff Jake Vocational They built him up toward the sky, We didn't know they grew so hi - -- -- - Band 1, 2, 3, Mingfhl 4. fx' 'Li ' 'L l l ' A L' - l XX L 1 it Q f. Y jzf ' EDWARD MITCHELL SIEMINSKI Edge Academic Edge is so shy as shy can be, For even his picture we cannot see. Minstrel 4. SUPPY ,Jw 9, ,fl-f' :ff-ff? 3 ,Y Wy , ROSE MARY S. SIRACUSE Penny Commercial A peppy cheerleader and a very nice friend, Her right arm to you she'd lencl. Minstrel 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Cheer leader 2, 3, 4, Play 4, Usherette 3. 34 . 7957 CHARLES WILLIAM SOBOLESKI Charlie Academic As a Dodger fan is Charlie's fame, To imitate them on the diamond is his aim. Baseball 3, Ap Minstrel 4, ROBERT GEORGE SONDAY Rob Academic Blond, reserved and very quiet, But when he's ready he can start a riot. Basketball 1, 2, 3, -4, Senior Committee 4, Tattler Staff 47 Yearbook Staff 4. LORETTA MARY SONGAILA Lolly Commercial A girl most sweet and tender-hearted, How she can talk when she gets started. Minstrel 47 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Swimming 45 Officer 4, Tattler Staff 4, Usherette 45 Flag Twirler 39 Play 4. 5: FRANCES ANN SOPATA Franny Commercial A friend in each and every way, She can be serious and yet so gay. Minstrel 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4g Tattler Staff 45 Usherette 2. DAVID MARTIN STEADLE Dave Commercial His blonde hair should imply A friend on whom we can rely. Tattler Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Minstrel 4. RICHARD JOSEPH STEFANIDES Ferk Vocational Lots of fun when he's around, :.,.. ...M-4.-f kde errrnlv hnimri K. Scwivrs. . JOSEPH STEPHEN STEFANIDES Stef Academic Full of mischief and full of fun, This boy is always on the FUD. Minstrel 4, Play 4, Student Council 2, 3, Junior Committee 3. are - -,W C. ,f , m0 ,ws ANTHONY JEROME STEFANOSKI ed Commercial A sportsmen true who loves the game, For win or lose, he's just the same. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Senior Com- mittee 4, Tattler Staff 4, Minstrel 4. 36 .J . . 1957 KATHLEEN GENEVIEVE URBAN Kam Academic One of the smallest in the class Ye? Sl'le's quite an excitable lass. Minstrel 4? PlaY 42 Y-Teens 4, Glee Club lj Tatiler Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4. , W GEMMA IDA VIGO Gem Commercial We're sure beneath her quietness and ease, There lies an urge to be a tease. Minstrel 4, Y-Teens 2, 4, Glee Club if Swimming 41 Tahler Staff 4, Play 4: Art 2, Maiorette 3. 37 fag DONALD M. VANDYKE Umpchay Academic VanDyke as his name does imply, ls always quite the arty guy. Minstrel 4. GERALDINE ANTOINETTE VOLACK Gerry Academic ln appearance she is always neat, And in nature she's always sweet. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Glee Club if Junior Committee 3, Tattler Staff i, 4, Minstrel 45 Yearbook Staff 4, Play 4. 'Xu- I -qi ROBERT CHARLES VOLACK Bobby Academic Strong and tough on the gridiron was Bobby, Bowling down our foes was his special hobby. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 4, JOSEPH JOH N WALKO Anderson Academic Though quiet and shy is this lad, He is hardly ever sad. Minstrel 4. ir Senivrs CHRISTINE MARY ANN WALKO Chris Commercial Christine is a friend indeed, For a friend like her you'll always need. Minstrel 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Student Council l Tattler Staff 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 45 Usherette 2, 3. ,Qs vi R' WALTER CHESTER VVALSKI Walt Academic Walt's a thinker, straight and true, Give him a job and he'll see if through. Minstrel 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Play 4. .. 1957 ROBERT JOSEPH WASH KO CI'1oocl'm Academic His educated toe and pitching arm, Are a few of the things that add to Bob's charm. Foolball If 21 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 45 Senior Com- mittee 4, Ye b k ar oo Staff 4, Minstrel 4, Play 4. it WILLIAM PAUL WEISS Beetle Academic William greets everyone with a smile, His disposition you can never rile. Band 3, Minstrel 4, Play 4. HARRY JOHN WRHEL HSCIUIVTCIYH Commercial Over the surface of life he'll skim, The easiest way is the way for him. Football 2, Minstrel 4. 39 PATRICIA ANN ZDANCEWICZ Pat Commercial Patsy is a pretty blonde, Of her l'm sure we're all so fond. Minstrel 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Tattler Staff 4, Year- book Staff 4, Usherette 2. gy Haggisf :ilk :n25 611155 LW!! We, the Senior Class of T957 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 mem- bers ofthe Senior Class generously, with charity for all and malice toward none, bequeath the following personal and class belongings to under. classmen to help them in the pursuit of happiness: CATHERINE ADAMS, leave my ability for perfect attendance at school to BEVERLY KOSHlNSKl, DOLORES ANDREJEWSKI, PATRICIA ZDANCEWICZ, leave our love for loafing to JOAN SALATA and DOLORES ARITZ. DOROTHY ANTOS, leave my ability to chisel gum to MARY ELLEN YACHEW. ROBERT ARDOLlNE, leave my ability to be a friendly person to anyone of the future seniors. MARGARET ARITZ, leave my love of P. of D. to SANDRA HOLUP. JOSEPH BACKO, leave my wrecked car to RONALD SHADIE. THOMAS BALENT, leave my long walks to school to JOHN STUKEY. PAUL BANKOVICH, leave my long sideburns to CHARLES KATCAVAGE. l, WALTER BASESKI, iust plain leave-am glad l'm allowed to leave. BERNARD BRODA, leave my membership at the Y to whoever can use it. EDWARD BROMINSKI and ALBERT HUNTZ, leave our sound effects to anyone who can use them. SYLVIA CEBRICK, leave my love for roaming the halls to my sister ANITA. CHESTER CESARI, leave my good typewriter to JOHN JUNE. ANTHONY CHARNETSKL leave my knowshow to skip school in the after- noon to JOSEPH PERZlA. JOSEPH CHIPEGO, leave by request of MR. SHENDOCK. JOSEPH CICERO, leave my command of the Spanish language to the future Espagnoles. JOSEPH CONIGLIO, leave my football shoes to CARL KUBEK. CHARLES DOMANT, leave my Harem to my brother JOHN. ELLEN EMERSHAW, leave the out-of-tune piano in the auditorium to BARBARA ROGERS. MARlANNE ERCEG, leave my height to MARION GREGA. FRANK ERWETOWSKI, leave my knowledge of Physics to RONALD ONDISH. GEORGE FETCHKO, leave my temper that matches my red hair to VlRGlNlA GLYNN. DOROTHY GAVLICK and ROSE KUZMA, leave our coffee hours to PAT MANISKAS and JEAN ONDISH. STANLEY GAVLICK, leave my fifth period Pepsi Cola drink to MARVIN RAPPAPORT. IRENE HANUSIN, leave my good manners to MARGARET REGGIE. JUIRIIQKHLAVAC, leave my seat at the football games to DOROTHY HRIV- JOHN HRITZAK, leave my honesty to anyone who is honest. MARY ELLEN HUDANICK, leave my intelligence in Bookkeeping to DOLORES SPIRKO. JOSEPH HUSOVSKY, leave my last pack of cigarettes to JOSEPH BRENNAN. CHARLES JANKOVIAK, leave my love of English to my brother JAMES. BARBARA KAPRAL, leave my long pony tail to ROSALIE KUZMA. MICHAEL KAPRAL, leave my questions in P. of D. to be answered by JOHN CHIPEGO. DOLORES KONOPKA, leave my long hikes to school to ANNA PEELER and MARY LEVITSKY. FRED KOPTCHO, leave my D.A. haircut to my brother ROBERT. BERNARD KOSCIELSKI, leave my millions to anyone who likes money as well as I do. JONATHAN KRAYNAK, leaves his long-winded arguments to THOMAS LEWIS. MARY ANN KREHELEY, leave my love for the senior dances to MARY ANN KISHEDA. JOSEPH KRISPIN, leave my desire to learn how to dance to EDWARD MATUSHEK. DANIEL KRZYWICKI, leave my artist models to RICHARD ZIM. MARY ANN KUHAR, leave my ability in selling Christmas cards to GERALDINE RABEDDA. WILLIAM LACINA, leave my swooning voice to ROBERT VARAITIS. ANTHONY LEPO, leave my iob at the Boston to any friend. ROBERT LEVITSKY, leave my nickname County Bull to ROBERT GOVIER. DOROTHY LYONS, leave My Woody-Wood Pecker laugh to LAURA LEE SPINICCI. ELAINE MARCIN, leave my long list of tardiness to RACHEL HOOPER. ROBERT MATEJ, leave my personality plus to ADAM STELMA. JOSEPH MATELLO, leave the chalk and erasers in Room 2 to RONALD HARCHAR. ANNETTE MECKALAVAGE, leave my operatic voice to THERESA ZUKOSKY. GERALDINE MECKALAVAGE, leave my technique with the electric type- writer to CAROL KRAKOSKY. THOMAS METROKA, leaves his admiration of student teachers to DONALD BROMINSKI. GEORGE MOKRISH, leave my long walks over the mountain to anyone who can walk that far. GERALD O'DONNELL, leave my knack of centering a football to ANDREW KAPRAL. JQHN O'DONNELL, leave my love for P. of D. to my brother DAVID. JOSEPH OLEJNICK, leave my knack for getting along with Mr. Chiampi to CHARLES SIEMINSKI. 4l --..,,. I ROBERT ONTKO, leave my truant Technique to ROBERT TOBIAS. ROBERT ORLANDINI, leave my yo-yo to JOSEPH KOVALESKI. ROBERT OSTROSKY, leave my mountain climbing shoes to whoever needs them. ANTOINETTE PADALSKY, leave my curly hair to my cousin, BERNADINE PADALSKI. CHARLES PETCHELL, leave my permanent wave kit to the 3C girls. FLORENCE POCHEC, leave my studiousness to DIANE BEBEY. MICHAEL POPSON, leave my iob as Bouncer to GERALD LEWIS. JOHIN ROMANOWSKI, leave my football equipment to anyone who can til it JOHN SAVINSKI, leaves his mechanical ability to JOHN SALATA. JOSEPH SHAMPACK, leaves his money to RONALD ZUKOSKY. EDWARD SIEMINSKI, just plain leaves. ROSEMARY SIRACUSE, leave my love for Macbeth to my sister BARBARA, CHARLES SOBOLESKI, leave my knowledge ot baseball to JOHN KLIMEK. ROBERT SONDAY, leave my two-fingered typing technique to PETER SWABOSKI. LORETTA SONGAILA, leave my love tor dancing to MARY ANN ULICHNEY. FRANCIS SOPATA, leave my love for English class to GENEVIEVE MATTEY. DAVID STEADLE, leave my ability to get along with girls to ROBERT ERWETOWSKI. JOSEPH STEFANIDES, leave my automobile accident insurance policy to JOSEPH MIKULKA. RICHARD STEFANIDES, leave my drag with Mr. Shockloss to CLEMENT YUHAS. JEROME STEFANOSKI, leave my ability to be an end man to whoever thinks they could be as good as I thought I was. KATHLEEN URBAN, leave my place in the minstrel to LORETTA YANCHICK. DONALD VANDYKE, leave my love for Sophomores to NORMAN WIEN- CKOSKI. GEMMA VIGO, leave my ability for iitterbugging to JOANNE PISANESCHI. GERALDINE VOLACK, leave my Friday third period study down in the ladies room to EVELYN PYRYT. ROBERT VOLACK, leave my pair of false teeth to THEODORE WOZNIAK. CHRISTINE WALKO, leave my technique for writing poetry to ANNA KOVALICK. JOSEPH WALKO, leave my non-speed record in typing to MICHAEL KERKOWSKI. WALTER WALSKI, leave my crossword puzzle ability to RICHARD MORELLI- ROBERT WASHKO, leave my football shoes to JOHN MECKALAVAGE. WILLIAM WEISS, leave my dimples To JAMES LAVISH. HARRY WRHEL, leave my ability to get along with all the teachers to PHILLIP KEMP. 42 W 7 Y 6' Sc lf' 6' 7 WX Z 5 E junior Officers. . . and glflffllllfffft' ...W CHARLES SIEMINSKI, President 1 CARL KUBEK, Vice President l ,tw s Jw! fc, KJ f f x Rf' DELORES ARITZ, Secretary 5 til 441' K I MARGARET REGGIE, Treasurer fr ,VV l so-'J r ' A rg x x l A ,f 1'-H If -av , I T erer John Domant Dolores Spirko Thomas Lewis Joan Salafa Adam Stelma Beverly Koshinslci ,J fl' J 1. T ll! ' ' iff TY l K T r ,T A T , A l :J l T ff' WJ' X U 5 gli . V -1 rr, X .Y , T , K, 'yoj N. we f my yr ,, .1 , N J M xy N lrjQf1xllcllf, J , f ..- r The officers and commihee, on behalf of The Junior Class, Take This opporfunify To congratulate The Seniors on Their accomplishments Throughouf Their school years and wish Them success in The fufure. The officers and comm'iTTee reguIaTe all Junior among The mosf imporfanf being The choosing of class E 6 3 n1.1.li-he First row: Mary Ann Ulichney, Theresa Zukosky, Barbara Rogers, iym' ,J-P Robert Govier, Evelyn Pyryt, Diane Bebey, Rosalie Kuzma. 'IW XM' ' ,I Second row: Mary Ellen Yachew, John Salata, Marvin Rappapori, ri A-1, 5,irw'u' Norman Wiencowski, Gerald Lewis, John Klime , Loretta Al Yanchik. , ,lffyw 49113-pry?-' ' Q ff Aww-P JQ7 , U Wiiff 60155 af 1958 - Uzcy look Zrrwafdvir 7707 , y J X LJ!! Zi- '-f ' . n I ' , Q First row: JoAnn Pisaneschi, Laura Spuniccu, Adam Stelma, Af,f'fCC'fd . M'4 L -'fl Charles Sieminski, Carl Kubek, Sandra Holup, Patricia Maniskas. V! 6 jp ' A fi , Second row: John Domanf, John June, Thomas Lewis, Jame R .s Jankoviak Charles Kaicavage Ronald Ondish Joseph Perzia . , . . imx aijlsdv -was 'mr' x I ,ff -X - Mk -Q 5 H X l lt LJ? uv M 6111.95 of I 958 Firsl YOWI M-WON GVCQIL Carol Kf6lHOSl1y, MQW lEVllSkY, Rachel Hooper, Geraldine Rabeclda, Anita Cebrick. Third row: BCVOVIY Koshinski, G'2'f10Vl'2V'2 MHTTSY, Jean O 'dlSl'M Mafianfle Mary Ann Suda, Ronald Shadie, Joseph Mikulka, Peter Mihalick, Klslwdfh VlV9l l0 GlY 1f'1- 5050045 VOWI DOl0f9S Afillf Joan Ronald Harchar, Philip Kemp, Anna Kovalick, Anna Peeler. Salam, Barbara Siracuse, Dolores Spirko, Bernacline Padalslcy, Zfhcy, Go, lfvok .70r ard fa Chair Goal 611155 of, I , Firsi row: Ronald Zukosky, Frances Krispin, Priscilla Wallace, Joseph Kovaleski, Marilyn Metrolca, Maureen Janerich Jakubczyk. Second row: Fred Walski, William Coniglio YBFICIS Robert Erwenlowski, Robert Peeler, Donald Brominski Koptcho, .v rg: ' cw. 'Aga ,: :wb ll in l x '-X i ' ' ' has fig ya 00- w.. t 50 :lp I fam! First row Thomas Wozniak Richard orelli Rose Stefanoskii A! few Pollick, Clement Yuhas, Edward ey-Leg! ' ',,f'i f..-iQ,f,.+ , 'I if - f,,,,i , .,, ' X-if Louise Leonard, Sylvia Yurkoh, Ne I udicki :J O'Do r lla WAAQ Second rowzc ohn Meckalav e, fp 'SF' i ukey, A Z! K 'lay A V ,,-W' 4742-4ea52.:f,f,e,af4z Zh o 4900: C1024 ygfag,a J K9 9 0 y wa Down, Ewa in 50 S ,V , Q r' First ow: Pauline Matello, tri Stil Regina Romanchick, Patricia Concert, Ro Marie June. row: Marlene Hornick, Marie Dom nt, arie aqko, Dorothy Rish, Mary Ann Paluck, Carol Patricia Gadomski, Dolores Matte S row: Marie Maior, Zim, Joseph Rosalie ' f ' 'fflfff Qu-V' Annette Sabol, Rose Ann Krull, Ma Ann Stankoski, Rosemarie' Lugar. Washko, Shirley Vinsko, Christine Halupka, Barbara Poostay, Wwe xiao, L xwgx ' 1 'V f' .4U. Ar lie' i 'NA' ., 1 - 4 Fha 7,4041 g 41' .. ,J '-ai? 14 f 1 , ,i ig H315 fi-J.., 24.4. ., img in '. llm Q, 6flI5'5 af I 960 Firsr row: M6UrE9n Brennan, Riva RlSl1, JoAnne JakUbCZYl4f Janet Kuczinski, Elaine Harchar, Edward Borick. Third row: MEVY Ann Urban' Caflnerlne Erceef -lean Kalla, MGVY Zalerlckf Francis Kuzma, William Glynn, Dominick Arifz, Robert Harchar, Elilabefn 5Tef3n5CleS- 5eC0nCl r0W2 Edward Slempa, Sfanlev John Mullen, Michael Barna, Peter Bayo, Charles Haddick. Karasek, Barbara Zuba, Geral ine Shemo, Mary Ann Hrivnak, . ,Q .75 Quite zz Chrill My 611155 af I 961 First row: Barbara Spinicci, Anna Casey, Jean Gaydos, Geral- Richard Dziekan, Barbara Mokrish, Shirley Williams. Third row: dine Terry, Mary Oleinick, Lorraine Luzetsky, Antoinette Siracuse, Ronald Urban, Stephen Levitsky, Richard Gavlick, Paul Dezinsl-ci, Carol Ann Pisaneschi. Second row: Carmella Vigo, Dolores Charles Dickinson, Waller MNQBVGQG, -larneS UPG, Andrew Hudick, Alide Yurchisin, John Jaskolka, Harold Burkhardr, Kuzma. ...ld- ab ri. it 9, X D lj' 1' I hyhfi l swf 4? mg? , if J KET i me af 1967 First row: Helen Svnaka, Betty Hinz, Gloria Orlandini, Sandra nick, Elaine Papciak. Thi,-cl ,-OW: Daniel Stankowskil Michael Wallace, Gerry Orlanclini, Dorothy Piskorik, Patricia Lepo. Second Batgko, John Shemo, Robert Suppon, William Kapral, John row: JoAnne O'Donncll, Judith Millcr, Edwar Kelley, Michael Meckalavage- Wartc-lla, Richard Maniskas, Walter Yakabovicz, Dorothy Huda- ,A Zvsl for Work and gill! Cfluss af I 96 First row: Margaret Callaghan, Carol Luzetski, Alice Jean Reilly, Emery Letoski, Willard Hinz, Bernadine Dubaskas, Carmen Frances Vigo, Mary Ann Dubaskas, Margaret Cosimo, Jennie Cicero. Third row: John Sambo, Robert Kotulski, Robert Grasso. Second row: Raymond Pisaneschi, Anthony Lupinski, Buzitsky, George Emel, Joseph Cicero, Albert Shemo. S I 1 if ...gf 5 A 611155 of I 9 First row: Mary Ann Sparlow, Edna Daley, Natalie Gabrysh, Stanley Yurkon, Beverly VanDyke. Third row: Dallas Dickinson Agnes Vitanovec, Lorraine Milus, Judith Bartelson, Geraldine Robert Vinsko, Richard Mattie, Robert Thomas, Harry Smith Grace, Betty Evanoski. Second row: Michael Sentigar, Melvin John Tubridy, Albert Sieminski, Michael Skerel. Terry, John Gardecki, Richard Veranovitz, John O'DonnelI, Cfharacfcrizcs Chase llnderclussmen. sr 7 L U ez 1 in 1 J - -M. p, 'WH 'Y R 1 ig , -- fa i who The boys make use of The 4 band saw, jig-saw, planer and ' 'ii' K' ' ' miter box 1 I if if X5 ., ff QU Q fef i b , Hams crwvmics and industrial Arts Mr. Hovanec explains funda mentals of electricity The Seventh grade Qirls mix a cake . . H! in L, Activities Q KP 535 Sailors 9 ruff if G' W f f I PAUL BANKOVICH, Editor DOLORES ANDRZEJ EWSKI, Editor Among the necessary and entertaining programs of school life is the publishing of the Sailors' Log. The staff has spent many long and happy hours compiling this, the Seventeenth Edition, to give you an interesting page by page description of the activities of Swoyerville High School. JOSEPH CON IGLIO, Editor '24 .Tr--n 'IO' FRANK ERWETOWSKI MARY. ANN KUHAR JOHN O'DONNELL ANTOINETTE PADALSKY Assistant Editor ASS'ST6f1T Editor Assistant Editor Assistant Editor IRENE HANUSIN DOLORES KONOPKA PATRICIA ZDANCEWICZ MICHAEL POPSON Business Manager Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Assistant Business Manager 54 , '1 fypww vga xx Wins AH it ANNA MECKALAVAGE Assistant Business Manager STANLEY GAVLICK Assistant Business Manager DANIEL KRZYWICKI Artist ROBERT WASHKO Sports Editor CHRISTINE WALKO Write-Ups D is MISS ANGELINE CACCIATORE, Advisor DAVID STEADLE GERALD O'DONNELL Assistant Business Manager Assistant Business Manager JOHN ROMANOWSKI Assistant Sports Editor FLORENCE POCHEC Write-Ups GERALDINE VOLACK Assistant Business Manager ROBERT SONDAY Assistant Sports Editor CHARLES PETCHELL Write-Ups ,gum 'Ds ', MRS. MARGARET PUHAK, Advisor Sfzilars ' Zag my F i AM-LJ! .qw fix wtf' f---An. pl 'Maw qv--v of x,,. Fiv 9- -1 KATHLEEN URBAN BARBARA KAPRAL Write-Ups WALTER WALSKI Photography GERALDINE MECKALAVAGE Typist JOSEPH CICERO Wrire'Ups EDWARD BROMINSKI Write-Ups DOROTHY LYONS Photography ROSEMARY SIRACUSE Typist 7-AN fh- MARY ANN ERCEG Write-Ups CHESTER CESARI Photography Editor DOROTHY GAVLICK Typist ROSE KUZMA Typist GEORGE MOKRISH Write-Ups ROBERT LEVITSKY Photography JULIA HLAVAC Typist DOROTHY ANTOS Typist Sufimm kg f,,4i'81 lClYKlll1ll Margaret Aritz, Sylvia Cebrick, Mary Ann Erceg Looks easy, doesn't it? . . . Barbara Kapral, Mary Ann Kuhar, Julia Hlavac, Geraldine Volack. 57 Ready, set, go l Ellill 53 .018 ! REPORTERS 4 First row: G. Orlandini, S. Williams, C. Pisaneschi, G. Phillips, S. Wallace, F. Krispin. Second row: N. Gabryslfm, L. Milius, F. Vigo, M. Gavliclc, J. Kalla, S. Vinsko, K. Erceg. Third row: M. Rappaport, B. Rogers, B. Runchka, B. Baron, M, Suda, D. Hrivnak, J. Porzia, J. Ondish, S, Yurkon, R, Stefanoski, D. Bebcx C. Pe1cl1cll,R.Oslrosky. gfllc' and White Elzliler Staff W 'C7 TYPISTS: Geraldine Meckalavage Dorothy Antos, Barbara Kapral, Mary Ann Kuhar Julia Hlavac, Frances Sapata. A. Padalsky, Assistant Editor F. Erwetowski, Editor E. Emershaw, Assistant Editor Mr. Joseph Gulla, Advisor . . fr wr MIMEOGRAPH OPERATORS R Ardolme D Steadle C Cesar, VARIETY - First row: E. Marcin, K, Urban, A. Meckala- vage, G. Volack, M Erceg. Second row F. Pochec, A. Charnetski, J. Cicero R. Sonday, C. Walko lf- Gerry s nd .lumor Y Teen 5enlOf 6 AIIHWW uw gr OFFICE RS GERALDINE VOLACK , , , ,, Presidem DOROTHY HRIVNAK , Vice President ROSEMARY s1RAcusE Secrefary DOLORES SPIRKO . ,, Treasurer DOROTHY LYONS MISS CACCIATORE , Advisor lnfer-Club Council lllll ,, ll OUR GOALS . . . To grow as a person. T0 grow in frien dship with people of all races religions and nationalities. To grow in The know ledge and love of God , ,Y X 4 6 The salad gets muxed if ff 400 J ' Q 'X T ,Lf ,UA ,Ms ,- as !,X my ,Af ' v O W AV 0 . I 443 The Sophorrloiygsyclihjoy the spaghot ly X ff X J I ,JJ if 7 bfgvff The Sophomore Y-Teens 44 w+w4 T M V, Ami, . ,,... fm-,mfg W f Key 61116 ,.,, V4 The Key Club, under the direction of Mr. Edward Chiarnpi, provides an opportunity for the boys of the high school to work together, develop initiative, and to be better citizens. 'I' YLE Y NK .,,,1l Mlllffff-. .lo Q r- MC up X OFFICERS FRANK Eizvverowsici ..ee.., ,,ee CHARLES siefviimsxi eeee K JOSEPH BACKO ,eee. .e,. EDWARD BROMINSKI A we-Rc, WSC, V MR. cHiAMPi eeeeeeeee During the year, the Key Club conducts various proiects, one of which is to raise funds to purchase varsity award jackets for the senior athletes. 'Its service project is a door-to-door campaign to solicit funds for the Heart drive. w ,Q . Vice l l President President Secretary Treasurer Advisor I K Prepared tor the heart tund drive. 5,1 V, rf f' Q47 ,Zi--ffflf-' 1 f fgff 1, I WV ,f I' V,vf A,,L,,f PM X f X , F ,ff gy.: 1 x 16 , luck Ef.H,.1?!I,ln'i: .In WQLZL io Key Club members and guests W if -O.:-.n..s.-IAS TTI'-4. Our Dance Our Annual Social w:'rgl7 - ,ig ll' ,1 x ,A .. l - A f+fi 'W F3 A .V - fav V J 'lff'f,?g,':A'L-'-3r',Q'?ff4'7f?,'ff ' 'Q ' 1 dwg f., Hui VJ w 1 t- w R I Y iv ' 1 l 1 'A, K Weld Zfrzjv fr? Dorrauce Cjvllivry Watching the gauge as the cages move up and down. 65 1 l mm uc..- Watching the coal coming out of the breaker. Lined up in front of The shaft. Harrisburg-Gettysburg C1727 Boarding the bus The Senior Class made a field trip to Harrisburg and Gettysburg on October 30, 1956. They toured the Capitol and Museum at Harrisburg and had dinner at the Penn-Harris Hotel. Later, they toured the battlefield at Gettysburg. Admiring the trophies? ,f, 4 ,, HHitWfttttmvf1-ra 'w-ef K. . V ,A Y W' W 'i 'M' , . K .M My , ' ,,,.,.,. ..,, .. ,. I , , M, It i, , L I..U.I..LL: - ' ' , w A - N Q ..,-, AN What a drop? 66 g,,.,.---- .AM- The tower at Geitysburg. 'PV 1-,if L-A s I The chaperones rest. 1' I , The guide speaks. Day-dreaming . . . Listening atten ive y At the Plantation Room. In ,J ,2 f s Bus No. 2 N055 M . F? a Q ,V 1 ,V -Ll W ,L O si' t t AV A 5 H V . j,:Cxs JJ . 4' , I 4 '-rf' '- E dei, 215 X N D MA, Nw-K k 5-5 I ' II A ll p g,-NW Nzneieeuflz Annual - , CAST January 17, I8 N00 Xl .1 ' Q ,F Interlocutor u Frank Erwetowski ' ' Honeysuckle Y a Antoinette Padalski qi- I 2 NX' Petunia ,u,uu u u a Gemma Vigo t 5 ' a. I Snowball , W Gerry O'DonneIi K , ' ' Z Sambo , Daniel Krzywicki Lg P i Smoke ..ee, ..,,..u, u Barry Baseski sr D t Bones ..e... ua.uua J erome Stefanoski a f 1 Shine -.....e ....u.,u.. M ichael Kapral 4 Y Coke fe... u..ua. R obert Washko it Lx get The End Men perform. A lovew quanetu A full house. Ln. 1 Mr. Shendock directs. The end men get ready Vzzrivfy how 1957 SOLOISTS Mary Anne Krehely Gerry Meckalavage Mary Ellen Hudanick Mary Ann Kuhar Joseph Cicero Anna Meckalavage Dorothy Gavlick Cathy Adams Robert Ontko Richard Siefanides William Weiss Mary Ann Erceg Irene Hanusin Rose Kuzma Loretta Songaila Kathleen Urban Rosemary Siracuse STAGE HANDS John Savinski Edward Sieminski Our lnterlocuior. Billy and Gerry harmonize. ,V-qi .1-Ci- Mary Ann sings. Sambo. V ci 'q:.. H , ,Q 1 ? ffxf Q, Af 47? ,fb . . .- ,L K I ' ,f 9 r A, M 5, X 'I ' i .., 'i l 1 2 il z 'l .4 ,H l. ixgl v, , Elvis 5 5, if 9 No 'f5ib, lf I could Tell You . . . Smoke M1 1 . f: . if Loretta sings. ! Minstrel fl!-Cites The boys get ready . . . xl Usherewes Xx 1' gfvlr. ,, . . Bake Sale ,wi 70 Thank you, Mr. Shendock The girls get ready . . . rg Trying to get the black off Refreshmems af1er the Minsirel, As we dined... Master of Ce e on es ia... juniar-Senior Kauquef February 13, 1957 Hoiel Sterling . muh 5 The Seniors C AA2 harmonizes Hanquff Master of Ceremonies ,,,,, , Michael D. Shockloss Solo , , ,, . Anna Meckalavage Group Singing , ,,,, ,,,,, , . J. Domant, R. Govier, N. Wiencowski, A. Sielma, J. Perzia, J. Jankoviak, T. Lewis, J. June Solo , ,,,,,,, , , ,, , ,, Mary Ann Kuhar Remarks ,,,. ,, Co-Chairmen of the Senior Class Duet ,.,.,,, .,,,, , Theresa Zukosky, Beverly Koshinski Group Singing ,, ,,,,,,, ,. A. Charne1ski, R. Sonday, P. Bankovich, J. Kraynak, R. Maiei, J. Stefanides, R. Stefanides, J. Walko, D. VanDyke Solo ,,,,,, . ,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, Kathy Urban Remarks ,,,,, ,,,, P resident of Junior Class A slow one The faculty 4 w-. .4 -rs 'S The Juniors Prvgram J R i SOIO ......--.-fffYfY.... .......,,,,,.......... Carl Kubek Group Singing ..A... .,....,.,4... J . Coniglio, F. Matello, J. Romanowski, R. Leviisky, B. Baseski, F. Erwetoski, R. Osfrosky, D, Kryzwicki, G. Fefchko Solo ,,.. .......................,........,...,, W iiliam Lacina Trio ....., ...... B . Siracuse, G. Rabecida, D. Aritz Solo ..... .....,.......,...,...,....... P a1ricia Maniskas Solo .,.,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,. G erald O'Donnell Quartet ,,,,-, ,,.,, E , Brominski, J. Oleinik, M. Popson, R. Washko Accompanisrs ......., R. Siracuse, E. Emershaw, B. Rogers Junior President Banana Boafu . W It 4 .J '4 L -- f- - .f w..f1 1 DIRECTORS Joseph Oleinick, Srudenr Direcfor Miss Theresa Leisner Miss Elayne Piasecki Miss Beverly Laskowski Joseph Coniglio, Student Director Play March 20, 21, 1957 MUMBO JUMBO Two college boys arrive at Dick's uncle's house in the country on a dark Q U tm ?:f 1, stormy night and lose their money and become involv- ed in the murder of a chorus girl. A technicality of law der is on where the mur- committed compli- cates matters because the house border It is is located on the of two counties. a gay, modern mystery farce, crammed with action and loaded with laughs. ' we 'fafggf 45 We lt -1-4-..f t-'fx John, PeWee, Sarah and Tweety laugh after finding the lost money. C A S T Mrs. Sarah Reynolds .ccc.... Joker v,......,c,.,vu.cccc,..,,,, ..c, Dolores Andrzeiewski Robert Levitsky Dick Reynolds ccc.,ccc.., cccc.,cc, C harles Petchell Pee Wee Smith .,c.cc cc............ D an Krzywicki Tweety .........,,..... ,.ecv A nna Meckalavage Monahan ce.cueecc, .... Loretta Songaila Jack Romanowski Harold Custer eeec.. ..,...,,.c.,.. J Ohn O'DOr1nGll Mrs. Custer .cc. ..cee G eraldine Meckalavage Beamish ,ccccc Omahandra ,,,,,,. Kay Samedi ,,,,....c Madam Celesta Peaches ,.cccccccccccccc Lem ,,c..,. Emma ..... Daisy ....., Tommy Balent Robert Ostrosky Mary Ann Erceg Gemma Vigo Dorothy Gavlick Robert Washko Irene Hanusin Mary Ann Kuhar Peaches' death is investi- gated by the sheritts of Milburn and Hope County. ff F1 7 5 C: Q ll '71 X ' x, F',-ya-5'a . 'ffl' ll A y. XJ l ' 4. X ,, x. A , ' - sd N N ' . n ,J q l Q I 5 Nl' V llc, 4 Q i In f 3 'il i Congratulations! Y-Teens af Key Club Social K 93, Singing the blues . . . Touchdown! if Y Banquet . .. l ll' ' 76 Enjoying the cool wafer . , . 5 , 1 ,ag , k x ES kk 5 -,iiiif 9 . . , f ' 1.Qg,',3 'Jw 1' , 59 Z ,fx Saw' Via 7 M, X my k I if ,Avy ' ' 83 f . Q , f , Z Q' 1' f f I WITN, X 'X L ,. 1 , xx .H A L,-W IX 1.3 J -7 gy 'x K A-. M., ' ii ,J mf' Varsity Hardball JOHN YONKONDY, Coach Good blocking Svvoyerville Sailors again retained their un- beaten status in Wyoming Valley's gridiron circles under the able direction of Coach Yon- Kondy. Against all types ot competition our well drilled team combined fine play and sportsman- ship to add more trophies to our collection. Mem- bers ot the team who made Wyoming Valley All-Scholastic were Joe Coniglio, Bob Ontko, Joe Oleinick and Bob Washko. As Eastern Football State Champions - We salute you! SCORES Swoyerville Coal Twp gggggg Swoyerville West Scranton Swoyerville Hazleton vss,x,a Svvoyerville Hanover ,SSVQ K Svvoyerville Larksville . Swoyerville Kingston s.,. Swoyerville Luzerne ,e,,ee Swoyerville Old Forge ..,.. Swoyerville Natigoke ,,,,eee Swoyerville West Pittston - Swoyerville St. Clair ,e...... First row: A. Kapral, F. Yoschak, S. Gavlick, R. Washko, R Varaitis, J. Oleinick, R. Volack, R. Ontko, M. Popson, J Coniglio, T. Wozniak. Second row: R. Levitsky, Manager, D Krzywicki, S. Choma, D. Brominski, J. Meckalavage, R. Zim T. Lewis, J. Chipego, G. O'Donnell, J. Domant, T, Wozniak R. Morelli, W. Coniglio, Manager. Third row: C. Kubek, R Ostrosky, J. Stefanoski, R. Govier, C. Sieminski, J. Romanowski A. Stelma, J. Pollick, J. Kovaleski, R. Erwetowski, E. Brominski J. June. - 1wfw'u.-' ..sfm-vm,-.. f -4-. c 'W' R 4 2 R v Y ff 4 N : 'Wx' ' 5 55? f- fr -ffftfw' D 3 F . gf W . .R R 3 6 F, Q -734. A a . K . -- -'QA 5 L if .R E rf' ,, . v,,,,......-wv- 'On' f - ' ar , ifL '.21,iiiX+, 5322? 14 u gl-2.0 I 2 . fn ,f S 'X ROBERT OSTROSKY, Len End ROBERT ormco, Left Guard JOSEPH CONIGLIO, Righf Guard sag' 4 ' 400' e JOHN ROMANOWSKI, Tackle .mga in df gW'Q5'4v -, rf ,1 f w if f ,,, 1 wiE.-A,f- 5,154 V f Q ' , fy f V ' , K 3 . , Qqiwwff mpgA5MxQ'frrE.,r,-fftfwfrrr me , . R , r L 41 1,.w'1,','f Ny. 1-,ww 1.1-,in ,L . , ' fi, 9? 'Nalin -R f3f4.i'Q3 l9f 5-f5k?5:Q2?f' '25 ' we V ,i,:,,-yi, ,xv ,A if? 1- 1 ,fr ,175-cy' ruff' T.,ggW,f,3.. .Mk nb 52 , t,',x'sg3ff5fJL 2614235 gW 3f fW wg. 'Brig 'Q-,ffwf ' ' ',.,.'r sf' ' fimifff ':?5!?aff 'A S5 iiwfstiailik will 'F F? fm?f'gQ4 Wi4113Q . ., 4' ' A tense moment ' R 5 ,A ,Q ee,-A e R, BACKFIELD re In We . ff? Robert Washko, Rnghf Halfbackg 4 ' Robert Volack, Fullbackg Michael 4 - Popson, Quarferbackg Joseph Olei- nick, Left Halfbackg Center, Gerald V 43. V O'DormelI. vi -' :wwf ' awk gf, I , '-wa' 4. f ,,, f R 8 . ., k ,,,, f-.-' '- Q Rv . ,.,,, .Al ..1 . .4-' :fs ,mv MMA igf X599 EDWARD BROMINSKI, Quarterback DANIEL KRZYWICKII Halfback STANLEY GAVUCKI Guard he ,e a .,,,., x ,X .gf W6- M ' ? W, 2 'L fx,, ' ,T , f 2 ' if 3 1 fiff'5,s'Q3J.54a-if ROBERT LEVITSKY, Manager - Keeper of the equipment f.- JEROME STEFANOSKI, Tackle iv. To the showers . . . 'I The Touchdown Twins ww .Ag 1 W ' W F5543 6 xff 5, 5' ' 2 ' ' fi 'Q gf! , k M ' wx, T x , s ni ' . Q F: E x . xbigbj kk hx .Q . I is , I if 2 I W Q,,, r ab if'-4,0 ' fl 1 E ,Ji ,,., , ,,,, ,V 5' af 491 SENIOR VARSITY John Domant, Joseph Coniglio, Robert Sonday, Michael Popson, Robert Varaifis, Adam Sfelma, Charles Sieminski, Robert Govier, Joseph Kovaleski, Joseph Chipego, Joseph Oleinick, Anthony Charnefski, Thomas Lewis, Joseph Perzia. 'fr a1..u'-U '5 M, bjx - H115 dba!! 'wa A JW Swim, J, JUNIOR VARSITY -5 WUMA K John Suda, Managerg Richard Morelli, John Yurko, Joseph Slavinski, Frank Smaka, Robert Ervvetowski, Paul Starolis, Frank Grasso, MR EDWARD CHIAMPI Coach i V. ,Ai mf- , PP 1 51 if Y xx, JOSEPH OLEJN ICK, Forwa rd f ' an ' FRANK ERWETOWSKI, Manager ANTHONY CHARNETSKI, Guard WL ,. li ?l J! ii -il JOSEPH CONIGLIO, Guard MICHAEL POPSON, Guard .GV , 'N-- arflz league R i M Ehampivus I 95 7 Svvoyerville Sailors, under Coach Chiarnpi, have again caplureol the North League crown by defeating Ashley. The Sailors will now com- pele in The Class A play-offs for the District 2 crown. ROBERT LEVITSKY, Manager :ww 'iw ' iff' 'C 11. 'i' ROBERT SONDAY, Forward JOSEPH CHIPEGO, Forward 84 Char-neqskj in anion. Oleinick and Popson make it good. S C O R E S S. H. S. S. H. S. ' 76 48 74 Nailcoke . , . 54 W. B. Twp, 2 ,,A44 ,4 ,, W est Wyoming Freeland eeeeve eee.. 4 2 73 Sugar Notch ,w,Aee -gere 3 2 76 Wyoming Sem. Wyoming 5 5 reeee 51 94 Fairview e,eeAee., 2 ,ee7, 42 53 Ashley ,ee.... ST. Nicks ss..s, ,,,,. 4 1 87 W, Wyoming -,,7 ,,,w, 4 9 63 W. B, Twp. ,.., , Luzerne .sssse, s.,. 4 7 47 Ashley -,AAss-,sss, ,,,w 6 2 75 Sugar Noich Plymouth ,uus. ss., , 67 50 W, B. Twp, ,,,,, --,,, 2 8 101 Fairview ..,,u,u, . Naniicoke .,u.sss ...ss 4 9 76 Sugar Notch oo7,.. ,.-,, 4 O 78 West Wyoming ST. Vincents usss.. ..... 7 3 91 Fairview ,,,sv,-,ss ,us. 2 8 66 Ashley .......,.,.. Hazleion ,,ss,,,. , .,,u. 71 65 Allenlovvn ,,.,,, ,,,, 8 3 58 Ashley uuu........ - 63 Ashley .... I' , 1 Good foul shot, Sieminski . . . Time OUT ' ' ' Sonday makes ,wo 1 I I as Coniglio makes a baske1 L Hlzczjrleaders ' --J J ,J Front rdw: Patricia Manisfkasy J Barbaraixigioral, Cgapiainf XG'e1La'FffaJ, dine yolack, Capfaing Mary Ann Kuhigtjigcgnd row: Mare N Iene Hovnick, I egina Roman- chick, Dorothy avlick, Theresa Zukosky, Rosemary Cgiracluse, Irene Hanusin. I 1 J ri 5 2 E '4 X L ' 14 X -EL q7fwvLfCfNf1fi- Senior Cheerleaders ready for the football season. Q6 Cue , A' ft We The Junior and Sophomore Cheerleaders 86 Did he makp in 5 4, an ' ff, 4 7 D The Ashley play-offs , . . The girls litferbug . . . l f,LfXWix 1 ,W ,Mr E 'W fyxa gi z 171 5,1 , 1 e iw an - ,gif 4 nf. All X. , :ei , V. A Xa! 1, , 1 1, W h a t's u p ? l' The milk maids... yi: Home Ec. . 87 Bus Stop , , A Ardoline, Robert 7 Backo, Joseph Y Balent, Thomas Bankovich, Paul Baseski, Barry Broda, Bernard Brominski, Edward Cesari, Chester Charnetski, Anthony Chipego, Joseph Cicero, Joseph Coniglio, Joseph Domant, Charles Erwetowski, Frank Fetchko, George Gavlick, Stanley Hritzak, John , ees, ,, Huntz, Albert 3, Husovsky, Joseph ,ssse, Jankoviak, Charles ,,ss Kapral, Michael -, ,,s, .. Koptcho, Fred .ssss, 3 Koscielski, Bernard , Kraynak, Jonathan .ssss Krispin, Joseph ,,,s., Krzywicki, Daniel s,...ss Lacina, William ss,.ss 1 Lepo, Anthony s,,o.,, Levitsky, Robert s.,s, Matej, Robert ss,s,,ss, Matello, Joseph ,,v.,s Metroka, Thomas ,sss Mokrish, George ,ee.ee. 4 .fee A O'Donnell, Gerald s,ss. O'Donnell, John sss., Oleinick, Joseph Ontko, Robert 3 ,ssss,s 7 Orlandini, Robert H Ostrosky, Robert s.Y,s Petchell, Charles s,s,. Popson, Michael c,sc, Romanowski, John A Savinski, John ,sccs Zlass of 1957 as 396 Main St 3 121 Barber St , 75 Mountain St 281 Trapp si 225 Watkins St 58 Hill St 25 Hazle St 210 Oliver St 74 Milbre St 425 Owen St 149 Jackson St 42 Filbert St 101 Chestnut St 343 Hughes St 402 Slocum St 136 Kossack St 45 Talcott St 4 N. Sullivan St 146 Hughes St 14 Bigelow St 522 Slocum St 0 28 Sullivan St 40 Gillespie St 66 Noyes Ave 84 Scott St , 37 Gillespie St up 1226 Main St ., 6 Sullivan St 59 Hazle St 220 Poland St 55 Pettebone St 7 23 N. Sullivan St 13 Swoyers St 259 Warsaw St 621 Main St 223 Watkins St 456 Slocum St up cccu 21 Gillespie St 354 Simpson St 78 Lackawanna Ave 339 Slocum St 150 Simpson St ,, 3 124 Noyes Ave Shampack, Joseph Y 1 3, 128 Kossack St Sieminski, Edward 7 as Y 53 Barber St Soboleski, Charles 3 3 , 83 Watkin St Sonday, Robert , , 18 Brown St Steadle, David 7 Watkin St Stetanides, Joseph , 1 W 82 Maltby Ave Stefanides, Richard 3 as 3 429 Owen St Stefanosky, Jerome 7 cea, 3 ..ccc,ccc,,c 10 Milbre St VanDyke, Donald 46 Brodericks St Volack, Robert cecscce ccc. . 118 Owen St Walko, Joseph 0, ,ec, Vcccc 1 41 Diamond St Walski, Walter ...S s..,.. 8 6 Noyes Ave Washko, Robert ,..cec . 147 Hughes St Weiss, William c...., ,... 2 8 Filbert St Wrhel, Harry ,ccc,cccccccc,cc ,.,,,cccc 1 7 While S1 Adams, Cathy ,c,.c,cec, as Y . .,., 119 Jackson Sl, Andrzejewski, Dolores .,c... cccc 3 A 38 Filbert St Antos, Dorothy e,,c..ce,ic,, ..c... 3 9 Gillespie St Aritz, Margaret eececc eec,... 4 O Watkins Sl Cebl'lCl4, Sylvia .,.,cc, .,... 1 58 Perrin St Emershaw, Ellen , cccc, 170 Clinton St Erceg, Marianne ,s,c,,, AAc,,c,, 2 57 Dana S1 Gavlick, Dorothy so cccccccc 260 Watkins ST Hanusin, Irene eeeeeecccc .ccc. 2 9 Pettebone S1 Hlavac, Julia cccccccccccccccc ,c,cc 2 88 Slocum Sl Hudanick, Mary Ellen ,,,cc7 c,ccc,c- 3 5 Walking S1 Kapral, Barbara caacae ccccc A 31 Watkins Sl Konopka, Dolores ,ccca ,c7,c 3 94 Warsaw ST. Krehely, Mary Ann , ,,cc 229 Slocum 51. Kuhar, Mary Ann , so 3 ,crrc 466 Gwen Sf. Kuzma, Rosalie J 32 Poland Sf' Lyons, Dorothy as so 527 Slocum St Marcin, Elaine Y 342 Hughes St Meckalavage, Anna J Y 89 Sullivan 51 Meckalavage, Geraldine Y 109 Koggack 51 Padalsky, Antoinette Y 58 Brodeficks S1 Pochec, Florence 3 Y l2O Hemlock Sf' Siracuse, Rosemary 7 I o 35 Peffebone Sf. Songaila, Loretta rurruc o Vggr- 13 1:11ber1 51. Sopalaf Frances -Yefaa Vevf.. 1 1 Mountain St. Urban, Kathleen ,,,., 146 Shoemaker St. V'9Of Gemma ve--fe-- ,-.f,e. 129 Simpson St. Volack, Geraldine ooooo W Vfgfgng f 118 Owen 31 Walko, Cllflsllna ef--fee. 348 Shoemaker St. Zdancewicz, Patricia ,,aa oooo 7 Q Mountain 51- X1 6 Q , X JQQ J f My WW W 092593 40 A mf U'3f6f0 EW Jw? QE? Ag 'Agri' ' 'fvwfff 'f , 3.3 bn?- 1 Af. VM., - ,. 14,1 -,mf ,VV 5, U f . A ,, -g Vg, 1-Qfwf , ' +1 ,- f-Ni - ,Q ,,,' .. : f, ,VL ... , ,.R,.,,..v,,-.,. 4 wJA.',V . - .1 ,, ,M ,Q , A, V , '.,-we WN f .f,,f,M4w,.mM:fw,. 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