West Pittston High School - Caravan Yearbook (West Pittston, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

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Oo e3 oc0o0n1-1-Q8 V+' IX X I I 4-+ V+ ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM West Pnttston Hugh School Q O 1878 1953 Columbus Day Pulaskl Day Memorlal Day Constltutlon Day these annlversarles are mllestones m our natlonal hnstory however none are at the moment so lmportant to us as the celebratlon of the Seventy fifth Commence ment of West Plttston Hlgh School We the grad uatmg class of 1953 have looked forward to th1s occaslon for many years and we are happy to share our memorles and experlences wxth you on thls dlamond annlversary Many changes have taken place s1nce the foundlng of our hlgh school 1n 1876 but our devotlon to our Alma Mater remalns unchanged We should hke to brmg back many Memorles of Yesterday and Today through the 1953 Caravan and we w1ll look forward to the tlme when we may help to celebrate the centennlal of our hlgh school IH 1976 PROGRAM I INTRODUCTION Pages 1 14 We should hke first to mtroduce the oldest llvlng graduate of West Plttston Hlgh School and the oldest graduatmg classes whose plctures we could obtam Few people reahze the slgmficance of the background of our school 1n cludlng the early bulldmgs and the school s hlstory Won t you take a gllmpse lnto the past Wltll us v1a thls year s Caravan? Our school system would not be posslble wxthout the proper admlnlstra tlon We offer the story of 1tS or1g1n and present program to your perusal II FACULTY Pages 15 24 We reahze now that among the phases of our school hfe that we w1ll mrss very much IS the staff of teachers w1th whom we have worked for the past twelve years WlthOUt thelr capable lnstructlon we should not have been pre pared to attaln our goals They have been leaders as well as advlsers and our appreclatlon IS lU6XpF9SS1ble The hours spent m thelr classrooms have been pleasant and w1ll long remaln ln remembrance We owe much also to the J3I'lltO!'lal staff who have helped to create for us a favorable school envlronment III SENIORS Pages 25 38 Slgmng name cards preparmg for the semor p1cn1c and practlclng for the varlous programs these are some of the act1v1t1es that brmg the semor year to , , a close Through the years we have probably had much the same expenences as those of past classes but to us they have been new and personal We should hke to present some of these anecdotes by word plcture and cartoon In order that We may recall our Commencement program class song class officers and such we have pages devoted to these X I +- +- + 4. 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Q4 J f ' A A A A Yi r 1 4 Q 9' 400000 90 t a ' A 0 N1 if +-4 Zvi 0 ?o8 ,Q 1X gf 4-1 4-0+ 'S ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM CCont1nuedj Q O So that we may never forget our frxends who have passed ln thelr youth to the1r home of heavenly rest we dedlcate thxs book In Memorxam IV UNDERCLASSMEN Pages 39 46 There IS a tlme each year when the senlors are afforded a chance to m1m1c or lmltate the underclassmen usually the Junlors slnce they are next rn l1ne The underclassmen have however played a tremendous part ln maklng the 1953 Caravan a success Wlthout thelr help IH the magazlne campalgn and thelr work on the yearbook staff we should have had a more drfficult struggle to suc ceed V ACTIVITIES Pages 47 62 The actlvltxes of our school have followed dlfferent courses over a perlod of tlme Classes ln the past have taken trlps to W3ShlHgtOH D C whlle others have put on an annual senlor play It IS customary now for the senlor class to go on a plcnlc The varlous clubs and muslcal organlzatxons are extra currlcular act1v1t1es ln whlch almost everyone partlclpates The magazme drlve was the chlef source of finance for the Caravan and was a project 1n whlch both J umor and Semor Hlgh School co operated whole heartedly VI SPORTS Pages 63 75 Among the maln features of our school l1fe IS our sports program Thls has proved prosperous durlng the current year Our champlonshlp football and track teams has made the school well known throughout the valley wh1le our basketball team has really glven thelr opponents a workout As each partlcular season approaches a new Splrlt overtakes the student body as they cheer the fellows to vlctory And who help to arouse thls sp1r1t'? Our majorettes and cheerleaders are to be commended for thexr part 1n helpmg to keep al1ve many of our happlest memorles VII BOOSTERS and PATRONS Pages 78 79 We wlsh to express our gratltude for the manclal backmg so generously glven us durmg the magazlne Canlpalgll and the booster and patron drlve As many of us were admonlshed IH our first muslc lessons Good Deeds Are Ever I-I bearlng Frult We trust that the fI'l1lt our yearbook w1ll su1t your taste i, We hope that you have enjoyed our program IH the Seventy fifth Anm , , versary ISSUE of the Caravan The Senlor Class of 1953 wlshes to express thelr appreclatlon to Mrs Isabel W Verry for her excellent supervlslon throughout the entlre book and to everyone who helped w1th the pubhcatlon of thls book of memorles X1 Xl ,H+ +4- X1 Xl he-Q-A , o -no 0 ? oo - ... . i fl I T3 N? + X 4 Y 14X ,Ax Q 9' I no on on t OLDEST LIVING GRADUATE Mrs Gertrude Snyder Coolehan Crandall HONORING THE OLDEST LIVING GRADUATE Upon the 7 51h anmversary of the West Plttston Hxgh School Commence ment It IS fittmg to honor the oldest hvlng graduate Gertrude Snyder Coolehan Crandall of the class of 1881 As thls hlstorlcal event presents ltself 1n her hfe Mrs Crandall who has reslded ln Huntsvllle Dallas and West Plttston Pa and now llves ln Holly wood Callforma recollects wlth much fondness her school days and the pleas ant though hectlc rush of graduatlon tlme Belng the first student who taught school before graduatlon she took her teacher s examlnatlon 1n her elghteenth and mneteenth years and taught two successful summers ln Dallas Townshlp Not only an alumna but also a former member of the faculty of these schools Mrs Crandall wrltes I taught first grade ln the West Plttston schools from 1894 1902 The bulldlng was on the Warren Street slde I came to West Pittston ln 1902 and hved there for 51 years I am now 90 years of age Also of mterest IS the fact that Mrs Crandall s two chlldren as well as herself Were taught by Mlss Rltter m West Plttston Pubhc Schools H3V1Hg a love of people and the beautlful and spmtual ln l1fe she beheves as the Blble says that They who walt upon the Lord shall renew thelr strength they shall mount up wlth wmgs as eagles they shall run and not be weary and they shall walk and not famt Due to the length of such a trlp Mrs Crandall finds It xmposslble to come to West Plttston on thls happy occaslon but she wlll be wlth us ln spmt and sends along her most slncere wlsh that It Wlll be a great success 4 Q - 1 1 , . 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X X S. .gg ff if MJ? gavgw if - 'fl ' wi K THE OLD ACADEM Y HIGH SCHOOL THROUGH THE YEARS West Pittston Public Schools have grown steadily and successfully from a modest beglnnxng in a town which in 1852 contained but three houses and in 1878 fthe year of the first high school Commencementl but 3 000 lnhabltants The present admirable system had its mceptlon in 1859 twenty five years after the Free Schools Law was enacted The first board elected that year con slsted of Theodore Strong president fwho retained that office until 18645 O H Dounce secretary E A Clark treasurer Imlah Drake Amos Stroh and Simon Rltter Secretary Dounce who reslgned at the second meetlng was succeeded by G M Rlchart Soon after the organlzatlon of the board Mr J A Wisner offered to sell a private school and the lot on which it stood for S1 200 This propertv was located on Vme Street now called Race Street Despite the protests of many citizens who considered the price too hlgh the purchase was made and William Jeffords was elected the first teacher As llttle by little the population of the town grew ln April 1861 the number of school rooms was mcreased to three and two women teachers were added to the force at a salary of S20 a month The prmclpal Augustus Loomis recelved S32 50 a month In 1870 the board erected a two story frame building on the Vme Street plot Two years later the school term was extended to ten months A movement that had a great influence on the future of the school district was lnaugurated IH April 1873 It seems that in 1868 a number of West Pitts ton gentlemen establlshed a rather pretentious academy on a large area that I fbecw UM 'lf' ' irifiif' -4-,Q ' r 5 .ig 'L' , no wif fi' '. 0 o ov 0 0 J i o O ., A X X, , - Ay' t f f Qi --.-I s.,,NN OUR MODERN was originally a part of the Peter Polen farm and is now the present school site. The land had been bought in 1851 by the West Pittston Land Association, and was later taken by one of the members, E. A. Coray, who then sold it to the founders of the academy. Although the latter was opened with a student at- tendance of over 300, its existence was a precarious one, and the owners of the property made a proposition early in 1873 to sell it to the school district for 32,800 After much controversy, the academy was formally purchased in Au- gust, 1874, and the Vine Street property was disposed of at public auction. The records of the board tell us that in 1876 the high school was established and a course of study adopted. A class was organized and plans were made to complete the course in 1878. The six members of the first graduating class were: Gertrude N. Griffith, Clara Hiscock, Laura B. Lance, Anna L. Meade, Jessie Sax, and Wilbur Stevens. The first and second Commencement exer- cises were held in the First Methodist Episcopal Church, and the third, in 1880, was held in Music Hall. As the school population continued to grow, new buildings kept pace with it: first, in 1882, a four-room brick building on the Warren Street corner cf the property 9 eight years later, the Linden Street building, and, in 1897, a two- story brick building at the corner of Washington Street and Exeter Avenue. Ten years later, the school board saw the need for new classrooms, Two lots 8 quam we :LW XX xx SCHOOL BUILDING on Luzerne Avenue between Parke and Spring Streets were accordingly pur- chased, and construction begun. Although, before it was completed, the entire area was affected by a mine subsidence, the new high school was finally opened in 1909. The 1910 class, housed in the new building, was graduated from the Strand Theatre, on Broad Street, adjacent to the Gazette Building. In 1924, the district was reorganized on the 6-3-3 planfsix years for the elementary grades, three for the Junior High School, and three for the Senior High School. Previously, the 8-4 plan had been used. This year, the enrollment was so large that the Senior High School occupied the building in the morning, and the Junior High School held their sessions in the afternoon. This was the last year in which Commencement exercises took place in the Strand. The school auditorium was to become the scene of graduation activities henceforth. After a study of conditions that fall, the board decided to erect a modern J unior-Senior High School on the present site, rather than to enlarge the Lu- zerne Avenue structure to accommodate the increasing school population. The Warren Street and Wyoming Avenue buildings were abandoned. The new building was placed in operation at the beginning of the 1927-8 school term at a total construction cost of ?'p325,000. Double sessions were resumed at that time. In June, on the occasion of the fiftieth Commencement, baccalaureate services were held in the new auditorium. 9 Oo 00 fir! A M2 42 'ff s Oloo 00 A51 ffrv In 1930 the need for addltlonal classrooms stlll ex1sted and the Warren Street addltlon was erected at a cost of S66 000 and completed for use the same year 1937 saw Improvements 1n the unlficatxon of the Hlgh School and Lmden Street bulldlngs as well as the enlargement and modernlzailon of the hlgh school audltorlum Two mme subsldences occurred 1n 1941 one of whlch affected the Luzerne and Warren Street Bulldlngs and the other of wh1ch permanently closed the Washlngton Street School Slnce for a five year perlod the Luzerne Avenue structure was also out of use all classes were temporarlly housed IH the Hlgh School Llnden Street bu1ld1ng Wlth the passlng of tlme varlous changes IH school routlne and actlvltles have been effected In 1897 the course was lengthened from three to four years thus one year elapsed wxthout a graduatlng class Later courses IU the com merclal field and ln mdustrlal arts and home economlcs were mtroduced on a small scale and subsequently extended courses ln health physlcal educatlon publlc speaklng and guldance were offered the hlgh school llbrary became a reahty a full tlme school nurse was employed an exploratory course and a testlng program were lnaugurated ln Junlor Hlgh School to enable stucents to make a wlse cholce of thelr hlgh school currxculum and thelr later l1fe work a pubhc klndergarten was opened and a summer playground organmed and such groups as the P T A Cwhlch ln 1938 had a membershlp of 1 3135 the Lettermen s Club and the Alumnl Assoclatlon gave thelr support to student act1v1t1es Over the sevf nty five year perlod the admlnlstratlve head of the school system has been uccesslvely entltled Prlnclpal Cat the tlme when accorolng Winn.. MR WILLIAM HIBBS t'I'erm of Office 1883 18883 10 1 1, H , 1 1 1 , 1 , 1 o . 1 1 , 1 1 1 , 2 1 1 , 1 W 1 ,1 1 ' ' ' .' . J I . K' Y , . . 1 , 1 1 , ,1 1 1 1 ' 1 , 1 - . 3 I . 5 ' . . . E , . I . . . . . . 5 1 . . . ' 1 . . . , , , . . . . ,, 3 - - . , . . . S , swap f f 1,5 . Ax ,v , fax L 1. w f ffm no I I , 'if ' a , ' A rf . N fl 1 - 0 - o . . X s QW-I A f' '112 I I .xi .F ff -: 5 2, ' r. :'- A Q ' x' I, X I e H 1 f Q V xl , It V-.f I A v I ' 1 MR LOUISI BIERLY CTerm of Office 1898 19233 to the orlglnal by laws the School Board exerclsed SUDGTVISOFV control over the lower grades5 Supervxslng Prlnclpal and Superlntenuent The seven 30 mmlstrators have been as follows A Henry Berlm C1876 835 Wllham Hlbbs C1883 885 Wllllam H Putnam C1888 915 Frank J Settler C1891 975 Chrls tophier P Garrlson C1897 985 Louls P Bxerly C1898 19235 R J W Temphn 5 Mr W1ll1am Hlbbs was born rn 1852 ln Junlata Countv He attended the rural schools and began teachlng when he was slxteen Later he entered Mlllersvllle Normal School He came to our school .ln 1883 we are told because the salary was so hlgh S1 000 a year and remained untll 1888 Whlle teach mg here he read law and passed the bar examlnatlon He then practlced law untll hrs death ln 1926 Mr Louls Blerly was born ln Clinton County and attended the local schools h1s educatlon at Bloomsburg State Normal School He came to West Plttston ln 1898 after servlng as prmclpal of Hazleton Hlgh School and remalned to glllde our students scholastlcally for twenty five years untll 1923 Mr R J W Templln has been first supervlslng prlnclpal and later supermtendent of the borough schools for the past thlrty years after an earher pedagoglcal career that mcluded teachmg ln the Wllkes Barre schools the prmclpalshlp of Sunbury Hlgh School and a mathematxcs lnstructorshlp at Lafayette College He IS an alumnus of Bucknell Unlverslty where he won both h1s Sc B and M A degrees Durmg the three decades of hls ar mlmstra txon Mr Temphn has officlated at the graduatlon of 3 199 students from West Plttston Hlgh School ll Q ll 5 MR R J W TEMPLIN MISS RUTH SCHROEDER Came to W9St PlttSt0H, 1923 Secretary to the Supermtendent Served contmuously for past 30 years Smeg 1929 11 92 - ui ' , n ' y e n 1 there. After graduation, he entered Lockhaven Normal School, but ccrnpleted ' , . . 1 g I Y ' - MMM Jared W Wheeler Preildent 'WHO S WHO GN Charles H Foeter Wlllldm C Brenton Secretary Tre zsurer John F Clark Tallle Evane 1 Dr ClarenceW Prevost l l . 0 THE SCHOOL BOARD Jarrett W Jennmgs Edward N Barber Presldent Vxce President John W Hughes Steryl L Serfoss Frank R Cree Robert M Vanderburg Ernest W Flsher Secretary Treasurer 13 YEARS NAME SERV ED Theodore Strong Amos Stroh Edward C Clark O H Dounce Slmon Rltter Imlah Drake George M Rlchart Wrlllam N Jennlngs Wllllam Apple John M Stark Charles R Gorman John J Kelchner Andrew J Grlfflth Wlllllam Cunn1ngham Damel Searle Sanford Lawton Joel Brenton Henry Shoemaker Isaac T Phllllps Henry C Dewey Hiram C Ebert Thomas Nlchols James McFetr1ch John A Stone Conrad S Stark Samuel P Fenn D Scott Star George B Rommel Stephen B Bennett Walterl McOstrander Charles H Foster CSec 395 Emmet L Elhthorp Chandler H W1ll1ams Bradley Downlng George S Ferrls Addlson K Howe Joseph C Hxtchner Jared W Wheeler CPres 175 -44 vi RIP' -4741 veg? 3 rf! Q SCHOOL IDIRECTCRS YEARS NAME SERVED Charles M Hlleman Joseph L Cake W1ll1amI HlbbS C Harry Phllllps Samuel A Urquhart Thomas B M1tten Phlllp H Repp CPres 35 George O Thomas Frederlck H Brown Wllllam C Brenton CTreas 95 Thomas Thomas Rlchard M Hughes Joseph Langford S Maxwell Parke John F Clark John E MOITIS Davld P Thomas CV Pres 25 Talhe Evans Dr Clarence Prevost P W Dershelmer CV Pres 15 C E Hennmg George Symmgton Dr A C Shoemaker John Berry CV Pres 25 Floyd Rxchards M R Keeler T B Wlll13mS CV Pres 25 Rees Llewellyn CPres 1 Sec 19 Treas 25 Fred Repp CPres 2 V Pres 1 Sec 25 Thomas Trlm 14 YEARS NAME SERVED Edward Rlchards Mrs J A MacGuHie CTreas 25 Mrs J B Mahon P T Bevan CPres 7 Treas 55 S H Wllson CPres 21 V Pres 65 C K Trumbower H J Fear CSec 35 G E Carpenter CTreas 35 John Scrlmgeour CTreas 5 H F K1ll1an H J Ryan CV Pres 195 J P Kuschel CSec 15 A E Corby Robert F Morgan Hayden G Jones John Hughes CTreas 45 John G Huntley CPres 15 Edward N Barber CV Pres 1 Sec 25 John Hall CSec 1 Treas 15 Jarrett W Jennlngs CPres 1 V Pres 25 Roy Stauffer CV Pres 15 Steryl Serfoss CPres 25 Ernest W Flsher CTreas 15 Frank R Cree Robert M Vanderburg CSec 15 5 5 . 5 . 2 . . 1 ' 1 7 1 8 7 E ' ' 1 i . 1 7 . .V . 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Mlhon MISS Helen lJlVlflSOIl MISS Marv Rlttvr Mrs I l Bllfll Mr I I Blerlv Mr R I W Tvmplln MISS MiFglFPlMlCDOH1ld MINQIUPV Cosper Slrmdzuq Hurd Ilou Mrs Marg MIIPS Mlss ll thfll Coolm MISS M lrw C lll MlSQ1i1b0llP Monlm Mlss FV? Bunnell MISN I' ll 1 MCC ulre MISQ M lrx M 14 Art Mrs Celostll Hflwlg, Dohnf r Mrs N erl Armstrong., Hughl s MISS Mlrl lm Fshvlm ln Mlss Ilno Hughes Mlss T lllthl COI'1I'lfl MISS l'll71hPlh Koch Mrs Mflrll lhom IS Ro dlne Ilourlh lun: Mrs Ann Hllllls All'lD Mlss M lrx Coolvv Mrs Ruth B lrbvr Bm IU MISS GPOTLI 1 W ltson MISS I uvv H lvxk I' lfih Iron Mlss Fertrurle O Ncllll Mrs Annl Allstln H Ulf Mlss Fthel Burrows MISS I lllrl Thompson Iiflfk llou Mlss Nl lrglret IVIOHIP Mrs lxrIllfll'Pfl Boston Mrs M IFN Irlughos C' lrmln MISS lslllrllc Thom ls Mrs Ann 1 Hopgoodl Pf rlnrle Mrs NI lrlon Mlllf r I owell Mlss lVI'lI'L lrvt Rldge-lx lYI1SQIJ0I'0ll1N Br lu HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPALS 1524 ll 1945 Mr S C B Ivnn Mlss lslllcllc NIOHIP Mr Ixfnmth 'Ifrrv Mr Flllll MPSICS Mr John Hlll 4197'-Q 773 4l9'9 0 904 i1934ll Ill DEPARTMENTAL PRINCIPALS, 'l 9 5 3 Mr. R. Chester Williams Mr. James T. Ayre Mr. Thomas Richards M-iss lsahvl Thomas LSenior High Schoolj fJunior High Schoolj tlntermediate Gradesl Ll'r1mary Department r FACULTY, 'l 5 53 Left to rzght fSeated F1rstRou MuraA Miller DorothyM Hewitt Lounet1Lorah Elivabeth Koch Doris E Wylhe Lyd1aE Stanton Mrs GladysT Mosher Mrs LureeA Zambetti Phyll1sL1ngford DorothvW1nter steen Mrs Mar1aT Rodme Mrs Esther L Clarke CathranJ Fear EstherL Curtis Marv Richards Bertme Gates S Louise Marvin tStandzngl Second Rou Mrs HelenF Gallagher Ethel M Weaver Mrs .I'meF Stets H MacGufTie Mrs M1ldredS Boston MyraB Kuschel Mrs Mary Scrimgeour Mrs EstherG DeWitt lsabel Thomas Marguer1teL Steele H1ldaB Poxon Mrs AnnaA Hazle Mrs IdaS Howell Thzrd Hou Thomas C Richards Robert Rowland Lewis Shook RobertO Connell JamesT Avre R J W Templm Gerard P Cav in Frederick L Williams Willis T Netter Thomas A Dean Thomas Christian Albert Hltchmgs John T Jones Richard Edwards Elwood E Swmgle William Brown R Chester Williams l A Mrs. Miriam Harris,.Jane B. 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' unveil :Tig Q I ZS i 1 I SENIOR HIGH FACULTY R CHESTER WILLIAMS A B M A Prmclpal C M echamcal Drau mgl Pennsylvama State College Bucknell Unlverslty MARGARET M CLELLAND B S ln Commerclal Educatlon CAccountmg and Stenographyj Suequehanna Umversxty ESTHER L CURTIS B S B C S fShorthand and Typewrztmgl Bloomsburg State Teachers College Rxder College THOMAS A DEAN B S m Educatxon CSczence and Hzstoryj Bucknell Umverslty Bb SK T X S X 1 'kms NI- MIRIAM B HARRIS B A M A fPublzr Speakmg Spamsh M athematzcsl Bucknell Umverslty MYRA B KUSCHEL A B M A CEnglzshj Syracuse UHIVETSILY Pennsylvama State College NORINE H MacGUFFIE CEnglzeh and Hwtoryj Pennsylvania State College S LOUISE MARVIN R N , B S School Nurse C Home Nursmgj Wyommg Valley Hospxtal Columbla Unlversxty Reacfin' ancf kdm' WILLIS T NETTER B S M A fMuszcJ West Chester State Tea her c s College New York Umverslty ROBERT T O CONNELL B S M Ed Clndustrzal Artsj M1llersv1lle State Teachers College Bucknell Umverslty HILDA B POXON CLaim and EnglzshD Syracuse Umverslty ROBERT J ROWLAND B S M A CSoczal Studies and Sczencej Bloomsburg State Teachers College Bucknell Un1vers1ty SENIOR HIC-I-I FACULTY am! Rdlmehc Z0 LEWIS A SHOOK B S M Ed QSczence and M athematzcsb East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Pennsylvama State College MARGUERITE L STEELE CSoczal Studzesj George Washmgton UHIVQFSILY ISABEL W VERRY B S M A CE'nglzsh and M athematzcsj Bucknell Umverslty C0lUmb13 Umverslty JEAN WRIGLEY CAttendance Ojfzcerj I 'Y ' ' A.B. . AB. . ., - . . il .gig fi . . . 355' Xi? Y gg l ,L to 1 3 'fr f I U JUNIOR HIGI-I FACULTY JAMES T AYRE B S M S Prmclpal CGuzdanceD Mansfield State Teachers College Bucknell Unlverslty MILDRED S BOSTON CEnglzsh7 Bloomsburg State Teachers College WILLIAM T BROWN Art Kutztown State Teachers College GERARD P. CAVAN B.A., M.A. CMathematicsJ Wilkes College Bucknell University ESTHER LeGRAND CLARK B S M Ed fSoczalSiudzes Geography Enghshl Mansfield State Teachers College Pennsylvama State College CATHRAN J FEAR CMuszc and Englzshj Ithaca College BERTINE E GATES B S M S Q Home Economzcsj Cedar Crest College Pennsylvama State College ANNA A. HAZLE 7 CPublic Speaking, M uthenuztics, Geographyj Mansfield State Teachers College vwwazzwzw JOHN T JONES B S ln Educatlon CMathematzcsJ Wxlkes College PHYLLIS LANGFORD B S ln Educatlon fLzterature and Readmgl Pennsylvama State College ANNA M PETERSON CEnglzsh and Hzstoryl Hood College MARY RICHARDS Llbrarxan CGeographyD Pennsylvama State College JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY MARY SCRIMGEOUR CPhyszcal Educatzonl East Stroudsburg State Teachers College ELWOOD E SWINGLE B S M Ed CPhyszcal Educatwn and Sczenrej East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Pennsylvanxa State College DOROTHY M TREIBLE R N B S fPhyszculEducatzon andGeographyD Kmgs County School of Nursmg College DORIS WYLLIE B S M S CBzology and Sczenceb Pennsylvama State College Bucknell Unxversxty 22 B.A. ' ' V East Stroudsburg State Teachers 2 , X a' B.A. - - -, - - L 1 ci dlacfa J' 'UST YESTERDAY 'gsm l qw-1 11 458.2- 'E -or Hike Left to ruyht Izr.st Rou Marguer1teSte-ole JamesT Ayre R J VY Templm Second Rou Lew1sA Shook Mar garet M Clelland Cabovej Mary Scrlmgeour Lbeloul Phylhs Langford Mlrlam B Harms Thzrd Hou Hllda B Poxon R Chester Wxlhams Dons E Wyllle Robert J Rowland 3 its-0--' 3 ' x XX, I 4 '7 . l. 'l' , ? I 41' 3 'F R. . , X l a r J ! O ao in Mgr- W Q , ,,, ..,. I . ,.: , P ., l Ami 'W ' up l l . gg Q- I a W Ag X A '.: ' r- U' f, .G ,..'.H '. ' qv- 'l. , . . . Y. v . v , ' . ' A xt . . ,.,.. 2 HIGH SCHOOL MAINTENANCE STAFF OLDEST LIVING JANITOR Mr. William A. Francis, much-liked friend and janitor since our primary days, reports his career as follows: Born in Wales, came to America at twelveg played on champion- ship football team of first Y. M. C. A.g served as West Pittston Police Chief for eight years, was school janitor for twenty-one years, retiring in 19405 is a life member of the borough Hose Companyg fought as a sergeant in the Spanish-American War in 1892 5 now holds office as Com- mander for the veterans of that war. CHIEF CUSTODIAN Mr. Joseph McGarry, who has been on our janitorial staff for over thirty-three years and who has capably served as head janitor at the high school since 1927, is also a war veteran. For thirty months during World War I he was in the army. Before that time, he was a stage hand at the Weathing Opera House in Syracuse, New York. Mr McGarry's four married children are all alumni of West Pittston High School Warren C Champ J Stocker Joseph C Mac J McGarr3 Charles Q Charlie J Kirby Mrs Emma Smith 24 James Q Jim J Simonson Miss Nellie Reid, Mrs. Esther Carey, Elmer Q Beanie 3 Armstrong Wx bf K in CYWZLQJW Q ,Jr 9 J IN MEMORIAM DAMON YOUNG We mlss you Damon Your ruddy face your sparklmg eyes The sm1le ln wh1ch you d speclallze Your love of sports your taste ln clothes Your Jaunty a1r dellghted those Who clalmed them all a part of you Possessed by no one else we knew We mlss you Damon GUIDON CAPONE Just seventeen short years ago he came upon the Held Prepared to play the game of l1fe determmed not to y1eld And yet he never gave offense but won all wlth hls sm1le A robust lad who worrled not and had a carefree style Whenever 1n a quandary or taken unaware In seek1ng for an answer he d stroke h1s crew cut halr To offer hlm hlS Gold Award for loyal play throughout ANN MARIE SORICK As from thls school our class departs Ann s name IS deep ln many hearts In her we found a falthful frxend On whom we always could depend Her pleasant manner quxet ways We knew ln Jumor Hlgh School days And though we ve parted we shall meet To be un1ted at H1s feet By Shzrley and Ronald 26 , . - . , - I , For him the game is overg the Coach has called him out , V' F fr f f -- - uv-naw-1 nf- Jah.. All CLASS SONG CLASS OFFICERS RALPH BARNHART Pres1dent KENNETH DARBY Vxce-Presrdent ANDREW DOVIN Secretary DREHER HILL Treasurer Muszc The Halls of Ivy Lyme The Senlor Class Oh we love our grand old hlgh school Where we gathered every day And we w1ll long remember Happy hours of work and play As we leave our Alma Mater To step out from 1ts halls We vnll ne er forget the good tlmes Known lnslde 1ts hallowed walls The memorles lmger on Of classmates who have gone Yet we strll travel onward to our goal The llnks that blnd each heart CLASS M01 T0 Crnnot be pulled apart For they are welded deep ln every soul Ammzs Opzbusque Paratz To these sacred halls of learnmg Prepared In Mmd and Resources Though we be far away CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Plnk Camellla Sllver and Plnk 27 We wlll come to be unlted In the frxendshxps of today Nix X . I 3 QD ,l f y A-f A, ...,. rug i I Q45 'X' -if ? az ' A Tx funk - xl-3'f.w.b'1l.!,.' J- A . ,Lg ', A ' Q fp -9691 1.33, M . ' A' K ff+rrA,v,, . ' -T su whirl!! 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WILLIAM NFD ALLFORD Bllly College Prep Ilfr Shook Band 1 2 3 Track 1 2 3 Typmg Club 3 Glee Club 1 3 Intramural Bas kcthall 1 Z 3 Yearbook StaH3 Home room Officer l Z 3 Chapel Program S Cym Team 1 B1lly drlves a b1g grey Dodge He also works at Addle s Garage He plays the trumpet dances we And sometlmes day dreams a spell NANCY JANE BAHL Cornmerrzal M rss Poaon Mayorette 7 3 Glee Club 2 3 Year book Staff 2 3 Intramural Basketb 1ll l Z 3 Usherettel 2 Mag'171neDrsve CSecJ 1 2 3 Chapel Program 2 3 A majorette vuth a fancy step A busy Commerclal Wxth lots of pep She reads her shorthand with much speed And 1n her typmg strxves to ead OAKLEY FRANCIS BAKER Oak General Mr Dean Footballl 3 Track 1 2 3 Cym Team2 3 March1ngBa.nd2 Student 2 3 Yearbook Staff 3 Jumor Decora tlons 2 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Oakley really gets around Look anywhere and he ll be found Laughmg Joklng always gay We hke to see hlm Just that way RALPH EARL BARNHART Barney General Mr Shook Football 1 2 3 Trackl 2 3 Cym Teaml 2 3 Basketball CMgrl1 Z 3 Band 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 3 Class Of ficer 2 Home room Officer 2 3 Intra mural Basket ball 1 3 Class Pres ldent 3 In certa1n classes he s a w1t W1th many glrls he makes a hxt And on the gym team, Barney stars In acrobatlcs on the bars ELEANOR GRACE BEPPLER Comrnerczal M rss Clelland Yearbook Staff 3 Magazme Drmve CBus1nessMgrD3 CSecl1 2 Glee Club 2 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Home-room Officer 3 Usherette 2 Chapel P ogram 3 P T A Program3 She managed busmess for the Drwe And kept the mag campaxgn ahve Preclse 1n work and neat of dress Her future s an assured success ROBERT WORTHY BISHOP Blsh College Prep r Shook Chapel Program 3 Student Cnuncll 1 2 3 Ushe 1 2 Typ1ngClub3 Bas ketball Announcer Z 3 P T A Pro gram3 Rlsmg early ln the mormng Cracklng Jokes wlthout a warnmg Wxth farm experlence you can e He ll make an excellent country ve ROBERT JOHN BOTTEON Bud College Prep Mr Dean Footballl 2 3 Intramural Basket ball 1 2 3 Track3 Wrestlmgl In Bob s eye there lS a gleam When he sees the twlrlers team Football baseball golf all three Suxt th1s athlete to a tee CLARENCE M BRIGGS Dee Dee General Mr Shook Basketball 1 2 3 Usher 1 Fl g Carner 1 2 3 Chapel lrogram 3 2 Track 3 Gym Team 1 He spends h1s t1me ln shootmg poo He keeps so calm and stays so C00 He also plays h1s golf wrth ease And makes h1s long shots l1ke a breeze WILLIAM gOHN BRILL 1 General Mr Shook Basketball 3 Flag Carrter 3 Intra mural Basketball 1 2 Chapel Program 3 Usher 2 Magavme Drlve CCaptl 1 Student Council 1 Yearbook Staff 3 Typmg Club 3 Off to Hardlng he w1ll go To see h1s Ruthle-ram or SHOW And when he s not up there on dates He golfs plays basketball and skates RUTH J BROWN Ruth1e General Mzss Clelland Intramural Basketball 1 3 Typmg Club 3 Usherette 1 2 Flag Carrler 1 3 Homeroom Officer 1 3 A pleasant g1rl who s not so a Ruthle stars ln basketball At other tlmes she stands, we see Wlth Elmer under a maple tree A - 1 il ' !! 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' 1 A 1 1 ' ' :XR-J , ROBERT C BUGELHOLL Bug General Mr Dean Track 2 Marchxng Band 3 Flag Carrur 2 Whlch boy has the Tom We know 1t must be Bobby Hls curly halr IS styllsh Motors are hls hobby NANCY JEAN CARPENTER Carpy Colleqe Prep Mzss Poxon Vlamrette J 'J Cym Team Yearbook Stall' '3 Clee Club Z 'S Typ- Ing Club I Intramural Basketball 1 2 5 Chlprl lrogram ' 3 Flag Carrier 1 2 llshcrtttc 1 Z I T A Program3 I ml an usherette In sports no looker on, She plays m all A malorette She twlrls a neat baton GEORGE ROBERT CHAUMP Jorge Colleqe Prep Mr Dean Pootballl Z 'fl Intramural Basket balll Z 'I 'I'r1ek2 'Z Homeroom Of freer 2 3 Usher 2 Yearbook Staff Fl tg Carrrer Z Wrestlmg 1 Captam of the football team Jorge tackles Wlth a lot of And It has always been h1s dream To make a blg league baseball team JOHN A CHIAMPI J J J John General Mr Shook Footballl 3 Traekl 2 Cym Team 1 'll Intramural Basketbal 1 2 3 Glee C lub 1 J J J John ls, we all know Forever IH the b lker s dough He sells h1s loaves to keep us e And so we thmk hlm qulte well bred I OUISF ANN CHIAVACCI C ommerczal M zss Poxon Cheerleader 2 '+I Glee Club 2 'Z Yearbook Stall' Z 'fl Chapel Program 3 Usherfttf Z Magavme Drive tSet'J 1 Z '3 Jumor Decorauonsl Homeroom Ofhu r Z Loulse IS one who hkes to skate And at the r1nk she s seldom ate She s full of Jokes and lots of un And has a smlle for everyone KENNETH SMITH DARBY Feeze College Prep Mr Shook Student touncxl tllrrsl ' 'l Yo book St xff X Plug K nrrmr 1 P Tvplng C lub 5 Jumor Decoralmns C hxp l rngr xm I Homtruom Oflusr ' bvm Team l C lass Vxes I rmslde nt 'I He heads the Student Councll And xlso paxnts wmth ease In schoolwork and ln gym team Actlve 18 our Feeze BRAINERD WILLIAM DANIELS Skmp General lfr Shoflk Tr lckl 2 'fl Funtball 'Z Flag Cnrrxe lntrxmurxl Hnskctbxll 1 I K Term 'l Bxnd Z I Cbaptl Irogram 'i An ardent hunter and fisher Who made just one mxstake He tested a lo tded plstol And put hxs hfe at stake HFLFN T DANKULICH f ommerrrol Mzssl lfllflfld In urlmok Sl ull' 'l Cl e Club I Art C um Z Il trxmurxl llaskstbxll l 'I Flag tarrur I Magavme Drnvt Neel I thxptl lrogrnm l Intramu ssl nl ' 'I A lrogram At sborth md she works reallv h 1rd Bookkeeplng keeps her on her And though she llkes the busmess course She much prefers to rxde a horse MARY ANN DeMAR'I'INI Rusty C ommereml U1 s C Ielland Chu rl: xdlr l 'X Intrxmurll Illsket ba l m ut 1 l Nlaguv nc lu N 4 ' l Ilomxrnum Ott Z Flxgl xrrlsrl She pl us bxsketb xll llke a pro Rlght m the b tsket her shots go She leads our cheers wxth VILIOTOUS vells And as an or ttor excels ANDRFW CFORGF DOVIN Andy l ollege Prep 'llr Dean ootblll l 'l Ba kstball l Trxckl B1 d P 'Z Stu e K oumll l I l xss l F4 ldc nt Z Flag ar rur l fhlpxl lrogram I Junior Dcc or xtlons ' 1 lxss Smeret lry 3 In football setson md ln track For Dovln we all cheer It seems ln almost every sport He s the hero of the ye tr as H ll. 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' fd, bm L, , , .' . , .'- .', ll 7, 1 -1 1 - , . 2 , ., l 1 J , . . 1 1 2 I 1 ll 'V ' , . , . I . , ,', , .g ,. . ., .3 .. K -,lc I . ' -': ', F 2 'Sf' ,2.3: ' x ' 'g , 2 I,2,Ilg 2YllI,l,,-:sl dnt 's '. 7 ' 11 72., ' -P X 'Q C - . 5 1, . 1 5: .- ' 'L ' X 2 ' .Lg 72. S- -.2 I. 2 ' ' I Y 1. ' 2 ,Q . ' ,,g f . 2 . . . . .. , 2 . .79 .qv-vdnv THOMAS OWEN DREISBACH Tucker College Prep Dean I'ootball3 Track 1 2 3 Bandl Z 3 Business Manager Caravan 3 Intra mural Basketball 1 3 Orchestra 3 Tucker moved to Falls 1n Dece mber Wlth h1s two horses, Tony and Shmoo Hrs l1ne plays rn football we ll always remember, Hrs sklll wlth the shot and the clarlnet too ROBERF PATRICK FITEL Bob College Prep 1 Dean Yearbool Stall' 2 3 Band Z Typmg Club 3 Wr stlmg 1 ChapelProgram 3 To go to college IS h1s arm In englneermg make hls name Hrs mterests are photography And worklng at the grocery JOHN RICHARD FSHELMAN Esh College Prep Mr Shook Yearhool- Staff? Glee Club3 Band 1 2 3 Trackl Intramural Basketball 1 2 P T A Program 1 2 3 Volley ball 1 Esh rs '1 tall and lanky lad Playlng the trumpet he s not bad' And when h1s look IS grave and deep It may be that he s just asleep BARBARA ANNE EVANS Barb College Prep 'llzss Poxoh Caravan Staff l 2 3 lkdltor Chu-fl Band 1 Z 3 Glee Clu Z 3 Junior Decorations 7 Intramural Bas ketball 1 A 3 Typlng Club 3 Chapel Irogram Z 3 Flag Carrier 1 3 Organ Clubl I 'I A Programl Z 3 Barbara n attractlve mlss Popular? No doubt of th s Golden halr and Engllsh smrle Wardrobe spruce 1n perfect sty e JOHN THOMAS FISKE Gash General Ur Dean Football 1 7 3 Intramural Basket halll 2 3 Trackl 3 Typ1ngClub3 Cler Club 3 Gym Team 1 Z 3 Flag C rrler 1 3 Stalwart rn h1s stature Gash drlves a blue Ford Car He s just an all round fellow A Marlne he ll travel far DONALD NELSON GREFN Greeme General Mr Shook Intramural Baskethalll 2 3 Track 1 Usher 2 Flag Carrler 1 2 Donny as a tall blond boy And Bertha IS hrs pnde and Joy He drmves a truck for Frrestlne And washes autos to a shine HAROLD LEROY HARRIS Butch 6 allege Prep MT Dean Marchmg Band 1 Z 'l Wrestlmgl Typmg Cluh 3 Chapel Irogram 3 In tramural Basketball 1 Y ou know thls boy 13 pretty swell He spots h1s autos really well Yet one thrng vle can t understand Is whv he ualks rn marchrng band FRANKLIN J HESS Frank General MT qh00k Cym Team 1 2 3 Flag Carrier 2 llshcrl Z Hrs major lnterest rs hrs gun He uses rt each year And when the season rolls around He s sure to bag a deer EDWARD DREHER HILL Doc College Prep MT Dean lfoothall 1 Z 'K Chapel Program 3 Wrestllng 1 Class Treasurer 3 In every class he srts and dreams Of coons ln traps and fish 1n streams The call of the wxld compels hmm so Hell someday smrle and off he ll go RONALD ANDRE HOUSER College Prep Mr Shook Bandl Z 3 CleeClub1 3 Organ Club 1 2 3 Orchestra 3 Chapel Pro gram 1 Z 3 Associate Editor Caravan 3 Homeroom Othcer 1 Intramural Basketball 3 Magazme Drrve 3 Though he could preach on Noah s flood Chemrstry s 1n Ronme s blood He plays for band and glee club too Keen of wrt, he s never blue PROVIDENCF INSAI ACO I rovle Commerrral Mzss Poxon Cheerls-ader2 3 Clee Club2 3 In tramural Basketball l Z 3 'vlaganne Drive tSet'D 3 Chapel Program 3 P T A Program 3 Homeroom Officer 1 2 3 Usherette Z Flag Carrler 3 Yearbook Stall 3 A cheerleader she s full of fun And has a smlle for everyone Flrst she s here and then she s no Never stays 1n Just one spot CHRISTINE ANN JEDRICK Chrls Commerczal Mus Clelland Magarlne Dr1vetSec5 1 2 3 Sewing Club 3 A cheerful glrl she IS no doubt Smgmg her favorlte songs r1ght out At noon she heads for the typmg room To gxve that tvpmg mark a boom HELEN MARIE MacDONALD Mac College Prep Mus Poxon Band 1 2 3 Gym Team 1 Yearbook Staff 3 Clie Club Z 3 Typ mg Club 3 Intramural Ilasketl xll 1 Z 3 Home-room Officer 1 3 Fl ng C xrrxer 3 Chapel Program 2 3 P T A Pro- graml Z 3 Mac makes frlendshlps far and w1de In her schoolwork she has prlde Muslc swlmmlng basketball Mac MacDonald hkes them a JOSEPH P MARKO oe Commerczal Mr Dean Football 1 2 3 Intramural Basket ball 1 2 3 Track Z 3 Flag Carrier 3 Magarme Drlve fSecJ 1 2 3 In every game he glves hls best And plays wlth all his Zlp and zest A 12C boy he hopes to be A radar man on shxps at sea RICHARD MARKOWITZ Dlck C ornmerczal Mr Shook Yearbook Staff 2 Maga7me Drwe tSec I 2 3 Track 2 Chapel l rogram 2 Art Club 2 He takes lt easy just won t hurry Thls makes hls teachers weak w1th worry At hls shorthand he persplres But of a camera never tlres MARTHA J MAYO Martv Commerczal Mzss Clelland Student Council 3 Clee Club 2 3 Yearbook Stah' 3 Intramural Basket balll 2 3 P T A Program3 Usher ette 1 Magarme Drive qSecl 2 3 To laugh and Joke lS Martha s whlm She also hkes to skate and swam Her clownlng ways are hard to beat Here s a glrl you ought to meet BERNARD JAMES McTIGUE Berme College Prep Mr Dean Intramural Basketball I 2 3 Tvp mg Club 3 Yearbook Staff 3 Wrestling 1 Usher 2 Flag Carrier 3 Intramural Volleyball 1 Berme IS a Dodger fan He doesn t care for Stan the Man He s rettcent ln every class And drlves a Ford but has no lass CLINTON ROY MEMORY Cedar General Mr Shook tramural Basketball 1 2 3 Glee Clu 1 Football! Z Flag Carrler 1 2 3 Homeroom Officer 1 2 Usher I Mag anne Drxve 1 He llkes to tlnker wxth autos Wlth Nma he rates at the top To be frlendly as one of hls mottos In dancmg, h far ,V ARR TT MILLE Jerry General Mr Dea Associate Editor Caravan 3 Ba 1 2 3 Clee Clubl 3 Orchestra Typing Club 3 Chapel Program 3 T A Programl 2, 3 Homeroom Of ficer 1 Flag Carrler 1 3 An actlve boy from morn to nlght He finds hls muslc a dehght Wlth many varled thlngs to do He stxll has txme to be wxth Sue HOWARD F MILLER Howxe General Mr Shook Art Club 1 2 3 Intramural Basket ball 2 3 Chapel Program 3 Howle hkes to fish and swlm Someday we ll all be proud of hlm When he at last has learned to fly Above the ralnbow xn the sky J A . U3 ' u yr ,f , .1 ' j 1 V 4-,-I1 K fl . IU' ., , ' .3 1 , ,.3 ' ' V - .-' 1 . 5 . - ' 0 . . a --.-,1 . -. , ,.: .. . .. tl - -K-A- -.I e ' ,Q . ,a...,. , , 2 - 2 1 - S . . . , , . ,A - . . , ,' ' . . . ., 1 ' ', ti J is 5 . .A 5 , 5, I I Q . . , , , ll 'Yr . 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' 'l L ' ' V ' I ' 7 - A , , . . . . , , , u ' rv , H 'U , . .' .I 3' I ' ' ': - --y ,1 V ' , ,Q . . . - 7 ' 9 , . ! y r rr W . 31 FRANCIS SIRIO MORGANTINI MOFgl6 College Prep 'Ur Dean otbrll 'I Bas sllnll Ilandl P i Clec Club 'I Track 1 l'l1g f xrru r l I hapel I rogram I Ye xrl ook Sl ull i Tytlng f lub 3 He s a boy who hkes to smp, tHe hopes to be another Blngd For football basketball band tr lck And glrls and danclng he has 1 kn ack FORREST G MORRISON Jerry Commerrzal Mr Dean B skotblll I 2 3 Foo '1 Chapel lrogrmm 3 Fla C.-zrrl r I In tr xmurll Basketball CNIQWH P I 'tl ng anna Drlvc lSecl 2 3 Junlor Decor! trons He has hrs heart IH basketball And when he plays he glves hls all Another heart throb sumts htm we Her name? He told us not to tell' ELIYABFTH KATHRYN MOTTER Kathy Colleqe Prep 'llzss Pofon Intramurll Basketball 2 '3 Usher ette 7 In basketball partlclpates Hymnologv appreclates A mlsslonary she wlll be And saxl omeday across the sea MARCARET MARY MULHALL Margxe College Prep 'llzss Poxon f'heerleader2 3 Intramural Basket hall l 2 3 Yearbook Stat? 3 Typmg Club 3 Homeroom Offirer3 Usherctle Z Iflag I arller Z 3 Shvness 1 among her tralts In basketball she surely rates In school she never falled to r To keep her marks up very hxgh JOHN JOSEPH MUSTO Bmg John College Prep Mr Sh00k Yearbook Stall' 3 Jr Red Cross Rep resentatlvel 2 3 Drspatch Report erd Art Club2 3 Bandl 2 3 Chapel Program? Flag Carrxer 1 2 P T A Irogram 1 2 3 He mxght be called an eplcure Because he loves great hteratu e When he s not pamtlng you can bet, He s at hbrettos from the Met RALPH PALMFR NORRIS Pooch College Prep Mr Dean Football I 2 3 Trxrkl 2 3 Band 1 2 3 GleeC'lub1 I fhapellrogram 3 Junior Decorltlonsl I T A I 0 gram 3 Pooch IS ever full of fun Readv w1th a Joke or pun In football track and ln e band He s always sure to get a hand ROBFRT RONAI D OI IVER Cap College Prep IVI1' Dean Football 1 2 3 Intramural Basket ball I 2 3 Gym Team 1 Track 3 Wrestllng 1 After a touchdown ln goes Cap On the defense he fills the gap And every season he ms seen Swlnglflg hrs club across the green SANDRA LFP ONCAY Sandy Commerczal Mzss Clelland Staff2 3 Glee Club 2 'K Intramural Basketballl 2 3 Usherettf-2 Junior Decoratnons 2 'Vlagavme Drxve Neel I 2 3 Chapel Program 3 Student Councll I Her voxce IS soft and o sweet Her pubhc speeches are a treat Her cheers are peppv full of v1m On the grld and rn the gym LILLI AN H PFARN Sunshlne Commerczal Mzss Clelland Yearbook Staff 1 2 'I Homeroom Offwerl 2 3 Clee C'lub2 3 Usherette 2 Chapel Program 3 Magazlne Drive CSec5 1 At Fetch s restaurant she IS actlve To customers her smlle s attractlve Wxth brush and palette she s at ease Her scenes and portraxts always please PETER J PLAYERS Pete General Mr Shook Band 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 3 Chapel Program 1 2 3 P T A Program 1 2 3 Typing Club 3 Junlor Decorations 2 Yearbook Staff 3 Homeroom Officer 2 3 Flag Carrier 1 2 3 At Hess s Market Peter works In band and glee club never shxrks A serlous student, he wlll pass Wlthln the top tenth of hls class J L I rr - H l - J ,. . 4 . 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BEVERLY M POWELL Bev General Mess Poxon Intramural Basketball tMgrl l 2 I lee Club 2 3 Typing Club 3 P T A Irogram I Beverly enjoys her gum Never a moment IS she glum She llkes to laugh she llkes to skate She llkes a soldler for a date AUDREY JEAN RADLER Aud I ollege Prep Mass Poxon Band I 2 3 Clce Club 2 '3 Year book Stall' 3 Typlng Club 3 Intra mural Basketball 1 Z fl Chapel Pro- grm?'1ITAPrngram123 Flag Carrier I Z Audrey IS loquaclous In band she plays the sax, In basketball vlvaclous, Too peppy to relax ELMFR CARL RFESE General Mr Dean mural Basketballl Z 3 Homeroom OfIicer3 Basketball 1 Handsome, brrght, and cheerful tRuth1e thmks the samel On the grxd and on the track He merlted acclaim JANET RAKER RENNIE Renme College Prep M rss Poxon Band I 2 3 Glee Club 2 'X Year hook Staff 3 Typmg Club 3 Intra mural Basketballl 2 3 I' T A Pro gram I 2 3 Chapel Program 2 3 Orchestra 3 Organ Club I Of patlence, smce she has a wealth Shell nurse her patlents back to health She smgs soprano, plays the flute Her gentle ways are sure to su1t JACK HOWARD ROBBINS Nabs General Mr Shook Bandl 2 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Glee Club I 3 Yearbook Stafl' 3 Gym Team 1 Track2 3 P T Programl 2 3 Blg of heart and full of Wlt, Jack w1ll always make a hit From trunk to grxll he knows hls car And keeps his skatmg up to par SHIRLEY J SANDROCK Shlrl 1 ollege Prep Mrss POIOYL Art Club tl rcs It I 2 'I Stu ent Councll tstfl I Yearbook Staff Z Intramural Basketball I Z 3 Fee K lub Z 'I Jumor Decoratxons Z Flag Carrnr I Z Ilshcrcttt I 2 Chape lrograml 3 Magavlne Dr1vetCapt 53 Shrrlev hkes to drxve, And ln her art work strlve The best wxll only do In Scouts and school work too HAROLD P SHANNON Shanny t olleqe Prep Mr Dean Intramur'1lBaskctball 1 2 Football Uvlgrl '+I Ilshcr 1 Flag Carrter Z C hapel lrogram 3 Yearbook Stall' 3 Magar nt Dnve KC apt 5 I He has a sober, bramy look Hts answers check with every book Scormg hrgb m every test Shanny ranks among the best THOMAS MICHAEL SHFI LOCK Shep General Mr Sh00k thc Club 'S Band I Intramural Basketball I Z 3 I hapel Program 3 Flag I arrnr Z llsbtr I Z Shep ts qulte a cheerful lad Who llkes to drlve a car In sportv clothes he s always c ad In mechamcs he ll go far MARILYN W SMII ES College Prep Mzss Clelland Bandl Z 3 Yearbook StafI3 D15 patch Rtporter-'I Clee Cluh2 3 In tramural Basketball I 2 3 Junmr Dec oratlons 2 Chapel Program 2 3 Typ mg Club? Organ Clubl P T A Pro g am I 2 I Workmg at the drugstore, Plavmg basketball Wrltmg for the Dtspatch Marllyn tops them all ANDREW S SOMPEL Plzon General Mr Dean Football I Trackl 2 Intramural B:-xsketballl Wresthngl Usher2 Plzon IS hrs hlgh school name, Mechanlcs he enyoys, He rldes around m a 34 Chev That makes a lot of noxse U - H , . . , , , .. H 11 , '-. , ,.g. ld , .r. Ig f' I .32 ' D - . - ... : -l - ' , .' . 'A ' ' , ',.g - 1. f , , , , . . -, .. , 1. I l , L X., U '. . ' I'v I' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 n. t ,. l . . , - g L 5 A U' ' sf , ' ' ' , .' . , - I I U l' u D an , . , , 51- , ,.g ,- 1 '5 3 4 f 3 ' . . .3 3 1 2 3 , ,.g , , 1. . 1 ,G 3 a .,.g . . . . , I .lg , ' j h . V . f , , K 'I ' 1 w . . . , ' Y 1 , , A - rl H Football l, 2, 33 Track I, 2, 3: Intra- ' 2 - ' I- ' .2 C A -. 1. ',-1 l V-I ' L . . , . . 1 I 3 . v I 1 . . ll 'YY f . . . A . . , ,. ,. I L V , , , , ,., - I : , g ,- . , , Q . . . - ,',g . 5 - , , 1 4 , 5 ' ' f -: - f .-: - 3 - - . ,-Z - - 1. - - u ' rv ' . 2 ., ' ' - r ,',i. I Y KI ' Y! ' . ' K . V , ' , ,f , . . . ,f 3 ll il . H - H y rl ' ' , ,-7 -I 4 -I 3 , 1 . .A. I : . : , 1 - , 5 . 5 . 4 l .Q , ' ' s Y - . . , :il SCl9l'lC9 explormg the news designing sports radio cookmg charity IIIHSIC leadershlp In buslness In typlng In art ' 1 zffffs' 1 ft . , ll 'I ,i if ,lr 1 js ,Af . I .4 1 TERESA PATRICIA SYPNIEWSKI upatsyu College Prep. Miss Clellana Band 1, 2,, 31 Glee Club 2, 35 Year- book Staff 3: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Typing Club 35 Flag Carrier 2: Chgpgl Program 2, 35 P. T. A. Program Patsy is a quiet girlg You'll never find her in a whirlg And since a nurse she hopes to be, She'1l work with calm efliciency. CAROI BETH WERTS College Pnp Miss Poxon Cheerleader fro captaml 2 3 Intra mural B sk tball 1 2 3 Y arbook Staff 3 Typl g Club 'Z Glee Club Junior D coratlons 2 Usherette 2 P T A Program3 Carol s a mheerleader Shy and sweet A nicer girl You 11 never meet CAROLYN MAUDE WILLIAMS Lynn Commerczal M ws Clelland Magazlne Drive ISecl 2 3 Y ar book Stall' 3 Glee Club 2 3 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 Usherettel 2 Chap- el Program 3 P T A Program 3 Sewing Club 2 If you are seeking typing skill Just go to Carolyn and you will Flnd typing with a special style As speclal as her pleasing smile 5 MARY GENE WILLIAMS Blondie General Miss Poxon Typing Club 3: P. T. A. Program 1. Our Mary Gene is quite a galg She makes a true and loyal palg She likes to cook and likes to sew, And at the movies earns her dough. ROSE JOHANNA YUCHIS Rosie Commerczal M zss Clelland Class Treas 2 Fym Team 1 2 3 Maga me Drive fBus Mgrb 3 Int a mural Basketball 1 2 3 Yearbook Stall' 3 Usherette 1 2 Chapel Program 8 Flag Carrier 1 2 P T A Program 1 2 Student Counc112 On gym team she makes qulte a h1t Never contented just to Slt Her bookkeeping she surely knows Original active that s our Rose TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The model Class of 03 Bequeaths ltS prized Semorlty Its best behavlor A plus score To the Younger Set of 54 HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF Charles Stexnmetz Albert Emstem Daniel Boone Louella Parsons Schlaparelll Esther W11l1amS B111 Schindler Mel Allen Betty Crocker Jane Addams Alec Templeton Frltz Kreisler Freddy Gardner Vaughn Monroe Pres of Harding College Mgr of Pistols, Inc Roscoe M1ller George Hossiield Albert Tangora Grandma Moses Rembrandt 34 Kenneth Darby Harold Shannon Dreher H111 Audrey Radler Ruth Brown Helen MacDonald Thomas Drelsbach Robert Bishop Mary Gene Wllhams Kathryn Motter Ronald Houser Jarrett Miller Palmer Norris John F1Ske George Chaump Bralnerd Damels Jack Robbms Joseph Marko Rlchard Markowltz Shirley Sandrock John Musto 'W.P. .S. FAMILIES - ALUMNI TIIEN AND NOW' B1wcrlVIowcIIC 1 I vPIvn Duklnson I owcll I 305 M 1rV cm NNIIII mn r WIIII IITINK ' L lrolxn NNIIIIJITISI 131 Prmcxx INIIIFLAFIIIIII K 1 Carolmg Bull Marg, IIIIIIII I '93 4 hrxu Anderson Hus Prmklm Ha sQ13J U-Q1 Ixcnmth Dxrbv I 1 r'oI4I II zrrls I Sulmy ID mrbv Ron lld Houscr I III R h Iiothcr I lucrw lv R 1Iph Norrlx 1 M lrx SITIIIIN Nlorrls I ,Sw I xln nr Norrlx L M lrg, xrct Shoal II xrrxx I I hllomm 1 Scrmo Ohw r L I Ilorothw Humphrvv nnlmr N my Lxrpcntcra I cm I4 INIITIIIII 1II ntolx ioxlun I shmlm m L if '3 I ' , .W 9 5 I W ,I 1. H1 l ' 2 735, 5. '2 1 2 , ffiii, 9. H11 1 '5IIu, 'I -' .- ' - 'i . 3' 1 1 h 4231, I 'I I 2 T241 2. 1 I G f 2 'z .' V532 6. Frank IIous0r VIGI, 10. Iiohvrl Olivvr f'f12Ir, FFPI ' 'z .' '1.5I, 2 s., '73 I ' ' 1 ff' ' '11 I f ' 7. ut - ' 11. y . 3. ' 2 Y' 's 31 I'0ter I'lz1yQrs VSQIJ. Fury I 1 VCIZH, I I V: I 'L' ' 8. : 'ISL ll I2 ' A 'SCM ' I I H' .x 'I If V363 I -'S -I 1, 'l 1 IQ. .IJI Is w 1 'fi , 1 ' .Z . 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Q . - 3, '9 '5 9,4 ol 0 .oOona Q ' Organ Preludes Ronald Andre Houser Self ctron Thenoara Overture Whztney The Academic Procession Prrests March Qfrom Athalle J Mendelssohn Semor Hlgh School Band The Invocatlon Rev Robert D Yost Shavertown M ethodzsl Church Commencement Hymn Psalm CXXII Graduatrng Class and Audxence Semor Chorus Recessxonal De Kgpen Oratlon Seventy Flve Years of Servlce Helen Marxe MacDonald Ralph Palmer Norrls Orat1on A Preparatlon for Better Llvmg Mar1lyn Wmtle Smlles Organ Solo Adaglo Sostenuto Cfrom Moonhght Sonata D Ronald Andre Houser Commencement Address The Road Back Hon Frank L Pmola C 103 Judge of the Courts of Luzerne County Pennsylvanza T tS1 M R ards Ll ll 'umpe O0 y eg Wlulam Ned Auford we yn Announcements Awardrng of Prlzes R J W Templm Supenntendent L-J Presentatlon of Dlplomas Jarrett W Jennmgs Preszdent Board of Educatzon Class Song Graduatmg Class 0 0 Alma Mater Graduatmg Class and Audlence The Benedlctlon Rev Robert D Yost The Academxc Recesslon Marche Aux Flambeaux Clark X I X I Semor H1 h School Band .9 4, +4 W S., ,Q :Q 0 -C 1X JffZU'L 55.12 J' 'UNIORS W W'-'M 'mf W Leff fo rzght Fzrst Rou Charll s Dwyer LEWIS Rlchards Lee Owens Thomas Evans Joseph Raymond Peter Car rozza Bernard Wrerbowskl Davld Barnes Roval Hayward Arthur Tambur Vhlbur qm1les Dayrd Wllhams Wlllldm Pembrrdge Robert Sands Fdgar Bennett Seforzd Rau Robert Gxlroy Lrwrence Holmes John Cohan John Ruby Charles Stern Lloyd Patlence Bern 1rd Sherldan Robert Nzugle Bruce W1rshal Burton Fshelm mn H xrrv Rosencrans James Wrllxams Kenneth Welskerger Alexander Slusser Robert Yarlck Th1rd R021 Wllham Yeomans Thomas G xl lagher Donald Breymeler Grant Gregory Ronald Perks Robert Werts Thomas Wrllxams Robert Shxve Allen Naugle Harold Rlchards Joseph B1 :neo Charles Lepore Ralph Dare Warren Schmrd Absent George M wur Lffl to rzght Mrs! R011 Helen Barber Edna Reeves June Odell LOIS Havard Mary D Andrea Leonora Best Alma Ruth Tobln Joyce Brown Cirolyn Corsalettl Ellen Shrfler Jean Smlles MHTIOH Vavrek Florlne Dornlme Nlna Coss qP!07Id 11011 I 1tr1c1a Vlneelll Jamce Lockledge Carole Crev Nanev lewis Sally qlckler Ann Aroshus Nancy Mlller Marv J me Vosburg Jem Kov rleskl Loretta Romanowslu M1r1am Delahunty Vlrglma Culkm Marre Chaump Marxannx Rexd Barbxri M1FflU Bxrbarl Delanev 'Ihzrcl R021 Nadlne Alexander Mar1lyn Hull Nancy Kocher Janet Carpenter Helen Albreeht Pxullne C31 K rye VS haren Jem Srmonson Rosemary Barnhart Martha Blerly Jean Volpettx l'atr1c-11 Rlndgs n Dolores Koy aleskl Florence George Lols Melberger Fr lnces Cerfa l alma Sermo 0 : , '- at , .3 , 4, - ' ., , r . - . w . l . v- . W I 7. , . W . .1 V. ' J 'Q . J r L 'x 'r . - , . .7 ' . . v ,l , -., 4 .i , , , 4 .., , -, L . . , 1 f I 1 A , 4 , ,, 2. 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SOPHOMORES Lffi to rzghi Fzrst Rou Sally Nuzzalo Ontalee Sorrcelh Nancy Davld Jane Phrllrps Kathryn Grlroy Nancy Smrles Margaret Bulford Eva Chrlstlan Shlrley George Phyllls Cumbo A1109 Kleln Anna Coolbaugh Second Rou Nancy Edwards Mary Ann Haddock Rosella Cefalo Mary Ann Sompel Etta Patlence Sue Greenland Peggy Conklm Dorothy Romanowskl Catherxne Mulhall ROSHIIG Rhoades Theresa Insalaco Mary LOUISE Spmellr Jane Hughes Thzrd Rou Eleanor Srmmons Betty Bonfantl Sally Levandoskr Rosanne Maurxello Ann Lourse Byerly Dolores Clgan Nancly Culk1n Aldona Wxerbowsk1 Ann Smnellx Jane LEWIS Grace Schwerzer Rachel Gllmore Absent Dons Baker Peggy Smith Nancy Galloway, Rosemary Emma Left to rzghl Fzrst Row Robert R1chards Joseph Dankullch Cord Sherldan Frederlc Wxlllams Elmer Vosburg Russell Garlm Robert Barnhardt Francls Toye Joseph Pastore Lloyd Kmsey Robert Wheeler Joseph Vavrek Donald Schmaltz Roy Speece Second Row Terry Wllhams Walter Sm1th John Werss John LaNunz1ata James Jones Ken neth Evans Rlchard Klthen John Campbell Karl Ohver John Krzls Bruno Ferrettl Joseph LlftZl Robert Checkele Charles Hlll Robert Adams Donald Vallere Benjamm Ch9SllCk Thzrd R011 Larry Smrth W1ll1am Thomas Robert Wemland Darwm Denmson Ronald Dletrlck Alexander Parente Wrlllam Stead Charles Baylor John Poder Robert Gerlg Joseph Volpe James Evans John Dankuhch Aaron Hastle 41 0 '- 1 1 1 -1 1 . . . . . . . ' , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' l . 1' 1 ' 1 l 1 , . ' ' 1 ' 11 . . L' . . ' . . ' . ' . K I ' - 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , ' . . ' . r, , , , , 1 1 .1 1 ' K 1 1. 1 1 - .V '1 1 H1 '1 '1 ' :1 1 1 . . 1 . 1 '1 1 Y - 1 D '1 .1 - ' 1 '1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ERESHMEN 9 WM 'PW' , Left to rzght Fzrst Row James Norton Robert Mrlkman Sterhng F1ske Charles Sands Larry Dymond Robert Tambur Robert Todd Clayton Klnsey Douglas Avery Robert Hughes Carl WQISS Gerald Langhorne Steven Sal Vagg10 Bla1neChr1st1an Anthony Pughese Thomas Nuzzalo Second Rou Henry Pmechota Daud D Andrea Rlchard Rossr Donald Grodls V1ncentM1r1o Dan1e1Lunny John Heal Glenn Jones Jack Watson Edward Rau R1chardWe1n land David Alberlgl Joseph Nardone Norman Morse Third Rou George Solomon Merle Balnbrxdge Nicholas Vol pettl Robert Blerly Lawrence Weaver Robert Clarke Gordon Wrlllams Eugene Hayden Dale Matthews Samuel Clpolla XW1ll1am Castellanl Rlchald Havard John Mulhall Danlel Bell Robert Trowbrxdge Absent Curtls Thomas Charles 1ew Marllyn Ide Nancy Fusco Shlrlev Metz Chr1st1ne Brunac1 Sandra Sykes Nancy Davxes Bonlta Frederxck Aurella Mehlchlnl Ruth Ash Jean Fellce Nancy Huff Mary Sp1nell1 Second Rom Betty Stead Connle Emrgh Mona Morgan Judy LdNUHZ13t8 Patrxcla Coskey Dolores Panzltta Janet Hess Sh1rley McCloskey Sh1rley Wagner Sally Eshelman Adehne Cesarl Beverly Fxske Gall Manley Mary DeLucca Joan V1ncell1 Thzrd Roy, Evelyn PHOIACCI Jayne Alex ander Alma Rosencrans Marcla Mursencavage Bettle Ann Rogers Kathryn Kms Jane LEWIS Ela1ne Krleger Edna Barnhart Chrlstxne Wlnslow Helen Mlkolxczyk Joan Donnora Betsy Mxrro Edna Levandowskl Roberta Hartman Absent Norma Gregorl Mary Ann Yoells He1d1 Kern Marxlyn Wxllrams 42 . ' . - . ,, . . 1 -u' 1 1 1 . 1 1 I 1 . I . 1 I 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 . ' ' . 1 . 2 . .1 ' 'D 1 ' , . 1 . 3 . . . ' T ' ' - ' ' ' A ' . . ' . - .1 . ' ' ' ' '7 . 1 1 ' ' s 1 s s 1 l ' 1 1 I ' 1 , 1 K . L 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 - K ' A - - 1 l Left to right: First Row-Carolyn Howells, Concetta Cordora, Mary McGraw, Nancy Davis, Prudence Adams, I 1 1 I l 1 l I 1 1 I 1 . . 1 l l U 'y . , 1 1 V - , 1 l 1 I y , I y ' , ' l 5 . .3 ! 1 I . ' l l l 3 . Y 1 , 1 . , . , ' ' 1 1 vi n -l , .I '- ' . . l . , I . . ' 7 . ' E, . ' 1 F I 3 l 1. ' - 1 I . 1 N 1 ' .-'- i 3 7 1 ' bw ----- EIGI-ITI-I GRADE Lefl to rzght Fzret Ron Sarah Coburn Mary Lou Evans Barbara Havard Margaret McGraw Donnt Broadt DOFIS Holmes Sherla McT1gue Caryle Spencer Jo Ann Dente Geraldlne l anghorne Beverly S tvmo Certldme Mal ChlOd1 Second R011 Sara Tr1sch1tta Mary Loume Yaleteko Carolyn LaNun71at 1 Frtce Smrth C aryl Mmxch Dor othea Pahchuck Susan Bambrldge Francee Collerra Paula Dav1Q D1 ma Memchlne Rose Mme Ollwcrr Roberta Howells Lottle Mrkolaxchlk Thzrd Rou MdTl0h Oechlato Jacquehn Draper June Ardohne C'1rolD1sque Ioxephme Mmnellx Barbara Krllerl Noreen VanTuVle Ann Rutledge Paulme Morgan Helen Alptugh Irene H wtre Vllen Ivtne Marlene Occhrato Marla Montante Audrey Campbell Barbara Kelm Maureen Ftdden Abwnf l 1tr1e1'x Alber dmes John Dombrosky Raymond CTISCI Robert Rodham Daud Pearn Ronald Dvmond Jtmeq Ide Donald Fadden Mal Carey Edward Qumn Rtchard Hlnee Pat Cumbo Second R011 Roland Vlerxser Gertld l trrx Joaeph Chexllvk Robert Dovm Davld lepe Jamee Harned Robert Bartlett Donald MacDon1ld Donald Conklm Jerome Ktsloa Joaeph Mtller Fred Pello Ronald Schoner Henry Gftskl Anthonx 71gmont Arthur Kern Stnto lnstlteo 'Ihzrd R011 Clxllord Melberger Donald lloyd Terrell Salerno Kenneth whll9 Jaw Woods Kelth Irtee Don xld VVellx Leonard Brown Rlchard Frushon Robert Howe Eugene Manganello I tul Vt ttson Fred Wlll1dmQ Fheodore l umlex Charles Hayes Joe Shannon John Shannon Absent Ervm Coolbaugh Donald Roth Robert Dwyer Dtvxd C trpenter 43 , ' : I ' . .'- 1 , , 1 1 , ' , .1 , 2' . , 0 , l , . , . J I ,, l 'lei , I 2. I c ' ' 'T . . ' K M ' I .' . A .z'.I2 ' ' .ll . 1 - . ' . ' . . . ' ' . ' . ': 2 ' Y . 2 . V ' ' ' . ' , 1 u 1 31 1 , t . I I , I , I2 S- y ' .1 v v I . v . v n , 1 - 2 v ?,- ty .14 ' 1 , , . , ' , 2 , . .- 2 . Left to right: First Rau'--William Dankulich, Gregory Riffle, Ned Shaughnessy, Thomas Salvaggio, Charles Shug- . , 9 ' 1 v Y A 1 . v 2 - u ' . V ' ' ' . 7 .2 ' ' 1 Y . 12 1 . 1 , y 1 fr y ' - A y 4 . J ' ' , ' w ' v ' Y 1, ,, I V ' . ve-V - J 1 v 4 ' 1 . J r 1 f L 1 4 ' ' ' Y I I V w l 4 1 1 - y 1 1 a 1 . - v f 4 fv 1 - 1 ' ' . . 7, 7. . Y' '. ' v y ' 1 1 ' v C C '- J ' -1 ' 1 . v f 4 . , ' , ' . fy- , ' , ' ' , 2 z , . . I SEVENTH GRADE M wwe M wf we Adams Mary LOUISE Chrrstlan Sindra D1etr1Ck Helen Marrnello Reglna Ylgmont Barbara Quxnn Ruth Ann Hxnes Theresa Wl9Yb0WSk1 Angehne Yorlo Second Ron Joyce Schmxd Marita tnlroy Loxs Lane Barbara Donnora Ann Marle Barnhart Betty Lou Dendle Leona Ann Balera Fthel Owens Judlth Monroe Jamce Clelland Audrey Klem Reglna Gashl Margaret Clampl Fhzrd Row Leona Coolbaugh Evelyn C1amp1 Donna Blsblng Betty Lou Slmonson Lorralne Stark Judlth Gravell Mary Lou Gdovln Nancy Hartman Gladys Bartlett Jeanmne Drummond Carolyn Bulford Marlon Breymeler Ehzabeth Shannon Joyce LlttZl Absent Mary Wharen Harrlet Howell Beverly Mac Cartney Sylvla Vlncent Judlth Prlce Leftto right F1rsiRou R1ch1rd Jones Mlchael Sumner Patr1ck Flannery M1chaelCefalo Charles Medlco Hubert ham Bahn Adam Dankulleh Joseph Agollno Second Ron Danny Tambur Eugene Bonfanu J mmts Hudelson P cl ward Novltsky Joseph Bonczek Joseph Romanowskl Edward Martm Wlllldm Woods Joseph Mursentaw age Thomas Stout Edward Bath Ronald Manth Francls Belmont Robert Endres Anthony DeAngelo Mlchxel B1 moo Samuel Glamber Frank Collella Thzrd R011 H lrold Hoslnns George Bechtold M ma Petruzmello Thom IS Nlcholson Thomas Manderson Dale Robbms Robert Wllhams Robert K1fCh9H Donald Chaump Don xld Fshc-lm tn Ch1rlesH1te John Smlth Leonard Splnelll Wlllldm Ruz7o Melv1n Montanyt Kenneth Howell C1lv1n Mrller Ned Wlcks Absent John Hurrey Rlchard Galloway Andrew Srmko 44 iw - -Y V To Y V Yu Y V V . n V . 1' 1 ' . n n ' V ' . L' ' I s K - 1 3 1 J J 1 1 - r . . . . 1- . . I ,. . ' . Y ' 4 l l 1 ' . ! 7 I I 7 l 1 1 Y Y ' ' ' 1 Y Y 1 , I . -'Y - Y , L . , I A AV V ' I . Y' ' Y . . Y A ' 7 'I . I 1 v J ' J ' I J ' A 1 . . . , . Y I ' , : 1A'z .., ' , ' M, ' , 1, ' s ,'., L Rau, Paul Berkant, Edward Levandoskl, Thomas Obrzut, Harold Schollenberger, Donald George, Cataldo Saltta, W1l- . . . . s .1 f ' . 'f' . ' ,,1 ' ,2 -1- , L I y ' L. , J I . h., K. U K, , -A I r v I A x A E . 1 'lv ' ' I 4 v f 3 fl E 2 ' v I ' , .. , , 'f -z . ' .,, . , 1 ' , . , zu , r ,r H . ' ' . . ' ' . . I A ' . 1 ' ' 1 ' . 2 . A J 1' 2 ' . 2 'S I' v I ' 1 4 ' 1 s I Rv f f 1 2 r ' ' J '7 1 I 1 5 - M ---- UNDERCLASSM I Wanna Buy a B1 B1 B1 Bxcycle In My Merry Oldsmobile nrehearsed lnterpretatlons Lols Melberger Paul Watson Etta Patlence J amce Lockledge Alma Tobln Rosahe Rhoades Robert Barnhardt Robert Rlchards Marllyn Huff James Wllhams Robert Wemland Terry Wxlhams DZFWIH Denmson Rlchard Welnland Bruce Warshal Joe Mlller Warren Schmld Francls Toye Merle Balllbfldge Davld Albengl Rlchard Jones Patty Cumbo Rachel G1lmore Donald Lloyd George Mazur Kenny Whlte 45 w w ............. ........ , ...................... , ................. , .... .... .............. , ................... , ................ , .......................... , ................. .... . , ...,............... , ....................... , ..................... V , ....................... , When we wwe a ecuqzle of knit IN B PRIMARY 1895 l'l l'l Left to rzghz' Fzrsf Rou Charlotte Richards Jean Hays I aura Travis Myra Perrin Martha Tench Leah Sheppard Ethel Burrows Anna Shook Robert Prltch 1rd Raymond Sutton BxronLew1s Thomas Ross Second Rou Edith Dohr Helen VanSturch Nellie Hart Elsie Brandon Mamie Steed George Williams George Norris Howard Ricketts Howard Tompkins Mamie Morgan Thzrd R011 Unidentified Laxinia Smallcomb Elizabeth Henderson Phoebe Newhart Kathryn Barnhart Blmche Lower Alice Tompkins Nellie Hacker Fourlh Rou Charles Huber Victor Koch Daisy Ulrich Jennie Horton Janet Struthers Minnie Bigelow Della Hoover Victoria Johnson Fzfth Ron Unidentified Srxlh Row Miss Banker Frank Hammond Stanlev Noble Neal Works Unidentified UNDERCLASSMEN OF YESTERDAY We often hear people sav My how times have changed' Although in looking back at past underclassmen we found that their pranks troubles pastlmes and Jokes were similar to ours it appeared as though they got away wrth more than we can No longer must the faculty attempt to dodge flying erasers nor remove paper wads from school bells on the first of April What teacher is now honored With a freshly picked bouquet of dandelions? Playing hookey, of course, was not new even ln those days but there were always novel ways of getting out of class Delicate young female Freshmen of today would never think of feign lng a faint during the dissection of an earthworm in biology class Like ourselves, they had their troubles with such subjects as history Latin, French and music Language teachers always kept spirits of ammonia on hand Just in case the class somnambulist recited One music instructor was a strict Welshman who, believing that Practice makes perfect, drilled his singing classes to the tim: of monotonous Cantatas Though hobble skirts and irregular hemlines tight English trousers and knickers, have gone out of style it IS noticeable that the brand of humor has altered httle Theirs too was corny and punny Here are a few taken from early Comets Vozce from gutter Ofiisherl Oftisherl Ive losht m way' Call a cop, w1llva'7 Broloqzf teacher Where do bugs go in the winter Freshman Search mel Pk Gzlbert Hale He laughs best whose laugh lasts 46 I Y I ' Z ' LV 1, l '. 5, V. 1 -via, J. . 'L' ' ' Y r ' t . ' 1 . 1 . 1 2 1 . ' 5 . . -' ' A ' ff ' l 1 '1 2 1 l O 1 ' A ' 1 ' ' 1 V ' 1 ' 1 - . 'Y' fl 1, V - 1 ' 1 l g Y . . 1 2 ' ' . . r' ' ' ' f ' 1 ' 1 1 ' '11 1 4 1 I . - - A , '4 . D 1 Maggie Heffers, Eugene Hartman, Robert Clarke, Bennie Hughes, Willie Leisenring, Joe Dietrick, Willie Anderson- 'T . , ' ' , ' V ,, . , . ll ' Y! ' . . l ! I ' Y 7 7 9 . . I . . . H ,, . 7 ' 7 Z e 1 :H 1 1 1 , 1' 1 y Ii. 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 al 1 . y, 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 - v I . , - 1 ' V ' 66 !Y 64 i7 . , , . 1 2 - , 1 1 :ic ag 1: 1: 4: . I : : . . . ' ' Pk 1: 1: ff Wf'77'F1115 WASHINGTON TRIP 1916 Awww in-N. Left to 'rzghi F1rstRou Arthur Bennett Edward Barber Herbert Steele Frank Houser Harold Davenport Second Row Emxly Coad Jennxe Phrlllps Beatrlce Kunkle L1ll1an Coplan Vera Armstrong Janet Mrtchell Nadlne Emory Janet Watson Thzrd Ron Gertrude Werts Dorothy Hunter Arthur George Prof I P Blerly LPr1nc1palb Florence Hess Janet Brandenburg MISS Ida Luchsmger QTeacherD EARLY ACTIVITIES The extra curru ular act1v1t1es of West Plttston Hlgh School have always added zest to school lrfe ln general Today to sports lovers West Plttston offers track basketball football and lntramural baseball and ba ketball to muslc lovers band orchestra organ and glee club to those wlth other aptltudes typmg sewmg cookmg art gym team cheerlead1ng tw1rl1n g and yearbook staff However lf we are to beheve our alumm thelr act1v1t1es were superlor to ours therr football, for lnstance Lacklng a stachum and standard equlpment, untll 1934 they played on the Baltlmore Avenue Common Untll 1919, each boy supphed hls own unlform Earher teams had no paxd coach and no faculty member to schedule the games Bes1des football, alumm brag about the collectlon of trophles won by thexr champlonshlp baseball, track, and bas ketball teams Slnce West Plttston at first had no gym, the Plttston Y M C A was utlhzed for basketball, mdoor track, and swlmmmg meets The alum na boast of the glrls' basketball team, whlch played some of the valley's finest teams, and of lntramural volleyball, soccer, and basketball, all 1n1t1ated rn the early thlrtles In addltlon to sports, other actxv FIELD DAY 1t1es enl1vened the school year As early 48 Y L, s m kyKie,,.,s- 1'-.,.,,,Nx I , :W..,,MW' 'N-Y, i I S E S Q - : 1 'A I 1 I , , , , ,, , , 1 . f , L- X . . I . 7- ' 7 7 I ' V ' . -Y l 7 , . - , .. , , , , ,y . 4. . , 1 y I f . - . 1 . . . . . .1 C . 7 ' 1 ' y 1 r . 5 1 ' r 7 9 a 5 l 1 1 1 1 y Y 9 ' 1 - . l . u . V. I 5 . . . . . - , , 1 , THE WEDDING as 1909, the students printed a maga- April, 1932 zine called the Comet, which was issued from two to four times a year and was the forerunner of the annual by the same name, published from 1924 to 1932. An orchestra came into existence during the 1923-4 school term, and a year later the first glee club and orches- tra concert gave pleasure to both per- formers and audience. In 1928-9 a 23- piece school band became the nucleus g of our .present flourishing musical or- gamzauon' Sifnonson tBi'idei, Lola uMcCall Rindgen, Edward Jefferson For a period of eight years waves of excitement would blow over the senior class during the Easter holidays, a season that brought the annual trip to Washington, anticipated for four years. Money had been raised for it by various means, such as oratorical contests and senior plays. The first trip was taken by the class of 1916 in a private car on the Jersey Central Railroad. The capital city was a place of lively interest to the seniors, who sometimes were lucky enough to meet the President. A later big event was the annual Field Day when students of all ages competed in track and field events In June 1929 for example eight hundred participants performed before a crowd of 4 000 spectators The last day of school was quite different from ours we are told Then the sen iors willed their stage props and other articles to the incoming class At its gradua tion, each class sang songs and recited poems before the assembled p irents It seems that our alumni would have us think that their act vities were more enjoyable than ours Of course, we know better than that or do we? BAND 1936 Xbo- nf: BAND Q, 4-1 Ling Second R011 Dudley James Elmer Owens William Fw ins Roland Ling Earl Dendle Russell Elias Thlfd R011 Emerson Ramage Samuel B'1gl1o J Cantor Joseph Melone Jack Rockefeller Bettv Davis Fourth R011 Anthony Lenkaitis Fred Thomas George Dendle Ted Callahan Robert Myers Ifzffh Iron William Davies Daniel Kistler Mary Hoover Donald Anthony Sixth Rou Ruth MacGuffie Donald Morton Harold Trzher Anthony Nuz7alo Standzng Mr IaulFr1ck Cleaderi Cheerleaders William MacLaughl1n Albert French Clyde Reid 'William Dendle Clarence Deitrick 49 u . . Y . ' I - ' 7 ! 7 , . 1 ' ' ' ' 2 . l I Left to right: First Rou'fJames Lewis, Walter Dickinson, Kenneth Barth, Charles Anthony, Gerald.Southern, Stuart .. , ' ' ' 'I' Y, ,: , HQ .' . v 'r 1. 1 1 . ' - ' ' 1 ' Y I 2 1. L g - -' 1 1 4 1 ' - . . . I , . , 7. ,. y ' . . I CARAVA Barbara Evans Ronald Houser Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor LAY-OUT STAFF: William Allford, John Musto CChiefj, Helen MacDonald, Rose Yuchis. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Charles Stein, Robert Eitel qChiefj, Franklin Hess. BIOGRAPHERS: Bernard McTigue, Jack Robbins, John Eshel- man, Audrey Radler QChief Biographerb, Janet Rennie CChief Biographerl, Providenza Insalaco, William Brill, Louise Chiavacci. MANAGER, SPONSOR AND SUBSCRIPTION DRIVES: Mr. Robert Rowland. ACTIVITIES STAFF: Miriam Delahunty, Carol Werts, Patricia Syp- niewski LChiefj, Martha Bierly. FEATURE STAFF: Jean Simonson, Kay Wharen, Marilyn Smiles QChiefb, Sally Sickler. QFor staj identification, read NSTAFF wiv S X' i . .1 iv 1 Q ' .X , 3 fi S it 1 -,S A v 5 L- I , s 5 Jarrett Miller Mrs. Isabel W. Verry Associate Editor Adviser PROOF-READERS: Margaret Mulhall CChiefj, Patricia Rindgen, Nancy Carpenter. BUSINESS STAFF: Peter Players, Thomas Dreisbach CBusiness Managerb, Kenneth Darby, Francis Morgantini. MANAGERS, MAGAZINE DRIVE: Miss Esther Curtis, Miss Margaret Clelland. ARTISTS: Sandra Oncay, Lillian Pearn, Shirley Sandrock. TYPISTS: Nancy Bahl, Mary DeMartini, Helen Danku- lich, Eleanor Beppler, Carolyn Williams QChiefJ, Martha Mayo. SPORTS STAFF: George Chaump, Harold Shannon CChiefJ, David Barnes. counter-clockwise and left to rtghtj spa N ' U l 1 ........---44 Left to rzght Seated Joyce frown Shirley Sandrock Kenneth Darbv David Barnes James Jones Nadine Alex ander Standmg Mary McGraw Martha Mayo Jean Simonson Edgar Bennett Robert Bishop Mr R C Williams Sam Clpolla Ronald D1etr1ck Robert Tambur Beverly Fiske Nancy Edwards Ontalee Sorrcelh Absent Andrew Dovln STUDENT COUNCIL When you thlnk of fun why not look back at those dellghtful Saturday evenlngs spent at Youth Center? Planning creatlvely for our lively Youth Center we had our Student COUHCII The officers were President Kenneth Darby Vice President Davld Barnes Secretary Sh1rleySandrock Treasurer James Jones Buslness Man ager Andrew Dovln Students Are Funn ,I and Twenty Questions Among the dances was the '1 wlrp Dance at WhlCh George Chaump and George Marur tied for Mr Twirp Then there was the annual Valentme Dance at whlch Kate Mulhall was chosen Queen Many square dances were enjoyed by those who attended Another attraction was the Hallowe en Masquerade Ball the first of its klnd at Youth Center A Minstrel Show was presented for the benefit of the West Plttston Llbrary Each class had charge of entertainment of their respectlve Senior Junlor Sophomore and Fresh man nlghts when various talent shows revealed to the students the many unique and unsuspected ab1l1t1es of their friends In November a Bonfire Pep Rally was held at the stadium For several months issues of an artlstic weekly bulletin informed our students of forthcoming actlvltles at Youth Center An ampllfvlng machlne and '1 number of new records were also purchased which the Senlors hope will give as much pleas ure to future classes as they have to the present graduates D2 ' - ' T : - I . ' 7 -7 -fl I i t J ' . L . . 5 ' 1 . ' ' A . ,' . ' ' ' D 1 r r 1 1 r - ' 1 , , . 1 r Q l . j Q 1 . n I . , . . ' ' . f r 5 7 f Z I - y 3 7 I : ' , .. During the year many programs were offered, such as Santa Claus is Here, ll Z ,!! IC ' .77 Y 1 ' ' il ' Y! , ' . , . . 7 n 1 ' A . y J 1 1 . . . . . , . y y . - , 1 , . Y - YOUTH CENTER A .1- W.:- 'IQ Q., 7? EN, Lffl lo rzqhl lop I on H1p,h Qchool Hop C 0 C'h1mp1on He Eaten Gr mflml Q I xe Qmp Slllilld hon Officvw Queen of Hr iris Img, long, late Hurd Iwu Img, long Champs Mock Wedclxng, tznwtj lfppy lunln bmtl Bot tom R011 119 Iuitvrs Gr is Skirt G lm., Duc' Iovl ey 17: -. I 4 Mi 'K ..w X Q x - f . 3-Q Af-Mn' ,M K' A YL - 'f xi gg.-H . ,1 KO 1 . M Nl f N N N 1 ' . 7 . ' ' . ' 'I' , 1 .' v . 'N Y . 'h f R . n ' 7 L' ., 4 . ,, 1 1. 4. X 1 . A Q - xfZ.',,.', f'l'. ' 'f f' 5, '- '.','z a. - v V '. 1 .N -' . '. V v -1 ., bm- . T, . . x, . B When down Wyoming Avenue came the stirring strains of the Victory March, everyone knew that the Green and White Band was on the job, The same band played not only for football games, but also at chapel programs, pep rallies, P. T. A. programs, the concert, and other school activities. Under the direction of Mr. Netter, the marching band formed many intricate figures on the football fields. These included a Spanish sombrero, wagon wheel, cowboy boot, bell, and Christmas tree. Horns!Marilyn Smiles, Alma Ruth Tobin, Rachel Gilmore, Roberta Howells, Connie Emigh. TrombonesAAlexander Slusser, Barbara Delaney, Martha Bierly, Clifford Melberger, Charles Hayes. Baritones4Grant Gregory, William Yeomans. Basses-Jarrett Miller, Ronald Houser, Robert Weinland. Bells-Barbara Evans, Ratricia Sypniewski, Kaye Wharen, Bonita Fred- erick. Cymbals-Robert Barnhardt. Drums-Ralph Barnhart, Jack Robbins, Peter Players, Edward Rau. 54 A Wuhan , Mana., T. if g sk f it si ifi ., iisi f if i 1 - X 5 Q l N D The band concert was, naturally enough, the paramount interest of the musical season. Among the numbers presented were the Syncopated Clock and Trum- peteers' Lullaby, by Leroy Anderson 3 Reverie, by Claude Debussy, and Lady of Spain, by Tolchard Evans. Thisuis the year Mr. Netter says goodbye to twenty capable musicians, who leave their stands, chairs, and chapel books to talented underclassmen who eagerly await an opportunity to play lst stand. Piccolo-John Musto tAbsenll. Comets-William Allford, John Eshelman, Robert Bierly. Trumpets-Lee Owens, Charles Lepore, Thomas Gallagher, Glenn Jones Donald Grodis, Roland Weisser, Gregory Riffle, Robert Milkmant Absent-Andrew Dovin. Clarinets-Thomas Dreisbach, William Pembridge, Harold Richards Bruce Warshal, Robert Clarke, Robert Howe, Nicholas Volpetti' Donald Fadden, Joseph Pastore. ' Saxophones-Charles Stein, Lloyd Patience, Helen MacDonald, John Poder, Frederic Williams, Robert Richards, Palmer Norris, Fran- cis Morgantini, Warren Schmid. Absent-Audrey Radley, Flutes-David Williams, Janet Rennie, Grace Schweizer. 55 SENIORS OF MARCHING BAND Flutes John Musto Janet Renme Saxophones Audrey Radler Helen MacDonald Trumpem John Eshelman Wrllram Allford Basses Ronald Houser Jarrett M11ler Alto Horn Marllyn Smlles Bells Patrxcra SYDHIQWSKI Barbara Evans Drums Jack Robbms Peter Players Q6 1 1 4 9 X. f. 1 1 ' 1 I I .. .Y. 1 . ' I I GIRLS GLEE CLUB FIRST SOPRANOS Left to rzght Fzret Row Sally Slckler Carolyn Wllllams Sandra Lee Oncay Nancy Carpenter Edna Reeves Martha Mayo Carolyn Cor Qalettx Ellen Shxffer Mar1anna Rexd Second Rou Helen Dankullch Car ole Grey Frances Cerza Loulse Chla vaccl Shlrley Sandrock Loxs Havard PaulmeMar1n Gal Nancy Bahl Lols Melberger SECOND SOPRANOS Left to nyht Fzret Row Helen Barber Barbara Delaney Provldence Insalaco June Odell MISS Cathran J Fear Jear Smlles Nadlne Alex ander Ann Aroshus Second Row 'Vlarllyn Smlles Janet Renme Bar bara Evans Carol Werts Rosemary Barnhart Pa1r1c1a Sypnlewskl Janet Carpenter Nma Cow Marilyn Huff ALTOS Left to rzght Fzrst Row Patrlcla Vmcelh Alma Ruth Tobm Mane Chaump Eleanor Beppler Helen MacDonald Mary DeMart1n1 Palma Sermo Janxce Lockledge Second Row Nancy Ko her Helen Albrecht Kay Wharen Martha Blerly Jean Volpettl Jean Slmonson Beverly Powell Nancy Mlller ,J 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 D ' . , , s . '44 - ' . ' . . 1 - 7 . ' .' . . ' 9 1 -1 1 1 1 - 1. ' . ' . - 1 ' - 1 ' , , . ' 1 1 1 ' I ' ' J. . ' 1 l ' 1 1 H 1 - A I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 -1 1 , . ,, 1 1, , . , 1 I 1 1 . 1 , . 1 . Q X N ' ? W, Q, A I2 Q av, N1 A ,.- 4 .Km ...bw , ..M..M..K Q-Nmuaw 1 xv-- X X ii 5- : X Q Q I S ' if 'Eff 6 1 W L t 1 i , I 1 3.2 W 15' vig. S m I ' x ii' Q 86 si I , X yas F X fig , . au? by x y 5 v I :E X Q' V' f X W' V R W mgig3 Q gg as 4 as , -A 2 ,ln., IA, ng. lf l l I .... IA . I ' fgw GMS., N gm Aff? ,A a ? - 1 lm. l 1'--....,-I Jederick. 'l ART CLUB Left to right: First Row-Judith Gravell, Alma Rosenerans, Elaine Kreiger, Eleanor Simmons, Ben- jamin Cheslick, Ronald Dietrick, Charles Lepore, Lloyd Patience, D0lOT6S.Clg3D, Shirley Sandrock., Ken- neth Evans, Richard Kithen, John Musto, David Williams, Bruno Ferrettl, Robert Adams, Frederic Wil- liams, Mary Lou Gdovin, Jeanne Drummond. Second Rozz'-Joyce Schmid, Gail Krise, Regina Zigmont Romayne Seidel, Theresa Wierbowski, Mary Lou Evans, Joyce Havard, Pauline Morgan, Elizabeth Shan- non, Dolores Panzitta, Marilyn Williams, Shirley Metz, Robert Howe, Robert Clarke, Curtis Thomas John Mulhall, Daniel Lunny, David Carpenter, Robert Williams, Jay Woods, James Harned, Clifford Mel- berger, Gregory Riffle. Third Row-Margaret Ciampi, Ruth Ann Boorom, Claire Rindgen, Donald Fadden Marilyn Ide, Prudence Adams, Leona Coolbaugh, Lois Lane, Joyce Litzi, Kenneth Howell, Kenneth White Paul Watson, Joseph Miller, Donald MacDonald, Thomas Manderson, George Bechtold, Gerald Povey Henry Gashi, Michael Bianco, Audrey Klein, Helen Marinello. TYPING CLUB yi, I M., Left lo r1'fJl1f: lwrsl Im11 ' -if Nong., R SEWING CLUB Lffl lo 7'I-flllf 1811111111 First Ilyllll' Mar l ouisc Spinelli, .lane Hugehu N in c'ySn1iles, Ann liotn c l xc ly, Nancy ll2lN'ltl,Allfi Klein S1'1'o11d lftlll' M try nn Haddock, .lane tu ls ue Ann Greenland R ilie Rhoades, Roselll Cc f ilo Sfflildllllfl Miss Bc rtlne lf Gates. Absent Christine V 5 Sonma E-Barbara Muni lsitracia ' m?.2f.2g1gg0 Lypniewski, ari vn mi es DM, Patricia Rindgen Vlrglniz Culkin, Helen Albrecht Sec ond H1111'--'Ellen Shitlc r Nlni Coss, Carolyn Corsaletti Nancy Lewis, Carole Grev Sally Sickler. Thzrd Irou' Barbara Martin Florme Dominic, Jean Smiles Mm am Delahunty, Janet Rennie Helen MacDonald Fourth lCo11'iRobert Eitel Nancy Kocher, Jean Volpetti Mari anna Reid, Ruth Brown Mary Gene Williams Bev erly Powell. Fzlffh R011 Kenneth Darby Prinus Morgantini, Margiret Mul hall, Nancy Carpenter Carol Werts, Robert Bishop Szalh Hou'-William Allford Peter Players, Jarrett Miller Wil liam Brill, Bernard Mc-Tigue John Fiske, Harold Harris Stmzding-Miss Esther L Curtis, Miss Margaret M CLUB TIMES GLEE CLUBS If you have ever been near Room 14 or 19 on Tuesday durlng the fourth period you have heard the strams of harmony 1ssu1ng from w1th1n Yes 1953 has been a great year for muslc Mr Netter after reorgamzxng the Boys Glee Club led hls group m several appearances The boys speclalty thls year was Grandma s Lye Soap wlth Alex Slusser sololst and Ronald Houser at the plano Mlss Fear chose thlrty two Junlors to 1o1n her twenty one Senlors ln three part smglng of such mel odles as Ball Hal Look for the Sxlver L1n1ng and Rose of No Man s Land whxch were among the favorltes sung by the club ORCHESTRA Every Frldav mormng lf you hear the unfamlllar sound of VlOllHS don t be alarmed It IS just the newly revlsed orchestra gettmg ready for rehearsal The organxzatlon has a membershxp of fourteen Although the members of the orchestra have worked dxhgently sxnce 1ts organlzatxon they have not yet made thelr concert dlebut However we wlll all look forward eagerly to thelr appearance sometlme ln t e uture ORGAN CLUB Have you seen those lingers danclng up and down the keyboard? If you have you were hstenmg to the dellghtful muslc of some members of the Organ Club, m structed m the fundamentals of organ playmg by Mlss Cathran J Fear The stu dents presented organ preludes before P T A meetlngs and durlng our chapel pro grams ln the mornxng an entertalnment enjoyed by everyone ART CLUB I m Always Chaslng Rambows could well be the theme song thls year of our Semor Hlgh Art Club whlch has under the strlct supervlslon of Mr Brown done o1l pamtmg water colormg and modehng of masks IH clay and paper mache They have also created a new scene to lnclude wlth our Chrlstmas outdoor decoratlons 1953 has added the art of desxgnmg to other club projects too so don t be surprlsed lf ln the future you see alrplanes and rockets deslgned by our own students In retro spect we can well be proud of thelr accomphshments as evmced ln the hlghly Oflglnal pleces whlch decorate our show cases TYPING CLUBS If you were to VlSlt our school on Wednesday or Thursday mornings you would see various students hurrylng to thelr favorlte half hour of typlng Mlss Clelland teaches to the Seniors of the College Preparatory and General Courses such essen tlals as letter wrltlng the settmg up of manuscrlpts and the Hlllng 1n of appllcatlon blanks all of whlch wxll be of use 1n later hfe or ln college work The J unlors learned from Mlss Curtls the operatlve parts of the typewrxter keyboard control paragraph mg centerlng of materlal headlngs and rhythm the latter to the muslc of the lxvely Doll Dance They are thus prepared to go on wlth more dlflicult work ln thelr Semor year SEWING CLUB Every Wednesday mornlng a group of Sophomore glrls gayly scamper to the sewmg room Here they learn not only what the latest styles are but also how to desngn and make them Under the capable d1rect1on of Mxss Bertlne Gates the eager seamstresses attempt to match thelr ldeas wlth those of world famous deslgners Thelr efforts have not been ln valn for all who see them comlng down the street admxre thelr approprlate costumes whxch exemphfy What the Well Dressed Teen ager Should Wear 60 ' 1 . . , . . . , . - - 1 1 ' 7 ' ' ll Y ,, . . . . 1 , 1 k , , 1 0 ' 4 - J - - - ' ll ' ' Y! ll ' ' ' Y! ll 7 YY ' 1 I W 1 1 - V 1 . 1 . . x . , . 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I 'A' ,- Y I 3, ' Y' ' I ' 'r 1 L,.,..', li., h .,, Qwfigfgwf FOOTBALL TEAM, 1917 Lb f 5 . . k Q bg 1 zqu vm I Q i --gg? ,X,x H Q5 -'H g 'il-UQ ,h x Q 1 M :fly A' 2-' ' ' ve, f Q g We 3 2 Q X . ' ' .- , ' if N 'kfgwj 'v'! R ' ::: - V efwv? . 'cy Ji gpm- ' xx X' 3 MPX.: I ' S, 4 'Q f I FOOTBALL Seniors and Coaches, 1953 Andrew Dovin John FiQke Joseph Marko Robvrt Bottoon FFIHCIS MOFgdHtlHl George Ch lump If lme-r Reese Rwlph B xrnh xrt 1h0m 15 DY91Sb1C'h Dfehel' F1111 Robert Olncr I lllill r Norrxs H iI'0ld 5hlflY10T1 Kal xllstluonj J ick Joms fxsslst mt no uhj lom D9 m Lhf. ld Colchj 6 m , . , 1 1 W 1 ' ' 1 i 43 1 1 1 , 1 1 ., 1 1 1 , W 1 I .. 'K W-.,g,,,y 'eff 1 ,QL ' - .. 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Qxflglo law in . ,, 1 Q file er FOOTBALL Lefl to right: First Roll'-VVilbur Smiles, John Fiske, Bernard Sheridan, Palmer Norris, Thomas Dreisbach, George Mazur, Robert Chechele, William Yeomans, James Jones, Joe Bianco, Robert Oliver, Darwin Dennison. Second lfmr'-'Y Ralph Barnhart, Kenneth Weiskerger, Robert Botteon, Joe Marko, Dreher Hill, Sam Cipolla, Francis Morgantini, David 66 3 W T-lffN.'l . l L - ,. - fi U75 t ' 'EU 2 .Q if' !'rQfm, .l,,, Axkwgz- A 'L 3'2 fv 1 'adj of N-A '-.im ,irq JVM! M t K K 1 K 1 V A K .K-,ffl ?.lgx:kN !'f1 L',k1wQ 435 X M- Us-QQ A K . Y-.U I Z-, Nl. My I S15 tim 1, - 1- ' ' 'wiv Fw , .tri . .,., 5 1 'r Y e-xx: . ,wa r , ,S X W SP 'L Q 8 1191- p AR ' Y ' inf 5 I - GPH 1 Dar. I lleeiv, Hd' . 1 '41,- QQGVMA oil lg Sa ' , :XQXN Y , V XM' .W , K W Q ' -X119 . f . , -wr in X A X ,Mm dresx Ymsto' , Wyor l 5 0 ,qfi T T - find fy i'Apg'.r , -a, fb , r ffm fu fl! P E 7 467 '-i' ffl 9 YQJQX R MQ :raw ' 'B H W 1 A, 5fsi7ffAfff!,Q W C C gr- . , Fa, Q- he L -'- c's' L:A- A v.1l:'te-fm l'OYlfl'i P ',W4 Q ' Q ,Cf ax A A Tv. CHAMPIONS Barnes, Lloyd Patience, George Chaump, Bernard Wierbowski, Andrew Dovin, Joe Volpe, Pete Carrozza. Third Rau-- Elmer Reese, Charles Hill, David Alberigi, Bob Gilroy, Tom Evans, Bob Werts, Ralph Dare, Charles Baylor, Charles Lepore, Arthur Tambur. 67 We are proud of football records The Green Tide lmpelled by two new coaches head coach Tom Dean and Jack Jones opened the season with an impressive 47 13 victory over a hard fighting Shlckshmny eleven West Pittston with stellar line play scored seven times Andy Dovm tallied three times and Cap Ollver stalwart backer up made five extra points Seeking a second win we traveled to Dallas Township for our first away game Despite penalties and touchdown nulllficatlons we won handxly 26 2 Berme Sher idan rolled up twelve points The Green and White scalped the Redskins from Wyoming for a 34 6 win Superb defensive work held Wyoming without a first down Bernie W16Yb0WSkl scored three times Our fourth win was over West Wyoming Although we ran roughshod oy er the Weavers 1n the game we won only by 14 0 Tommy Evans Nlite was celebrated at Pittston as Tommy scored four times It was a dazzling 39 6 victory over our friendly Pittston rivals West Pittston h td a good lead of 19 0 when Westmoreland bounced back to chalk up 13 polnts for a closer game In what was termed the Game of the Year the Green Tide grounded the un defeated Flyers from Forty Fort 24 20 We scored on the ground and Forty Fort in the 'ur Again Tom Evans scored tw1ce The Green and W hite lost its lone game to Pittston Central Catholic by a score of 12 7 Tom Evans accounted for our lone touchdown on a 76 yard run and George Chaump played a bang up defenslve game Before a Parents Day crowd we defeated the Blue Squires from Wyoming Seminary 13 0 A sea of mud and a steady drizzle slowed things down The Green Tide im aded Exeter for the first Turkey Day clash between the two schools We romped to a 32 6 win W lerbowskl scored twice and Reese hit pay d1rt on a pass from a reverse play that allowed him to score untouched West Pittston tied Fortv Fort for the championship of the West Side Conference The team was honored by the school at a banquet and also by the Fifth Quarter Club at a Community Football Program where team members received Jackets W1th ten lettermen and many x eterans returning we look for a successful season next year 68 . y Q Q 1 , . . 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' ' . . . 7 , ' j , ' ' . v . , TRACK TEAM Sirmdzng left to rzght Fzrst Row Clayton Kmsey Darwm Dennlson Robert Tambur Robert Rlchards Blame Chrrstran Sterllng Frske Ruby Hughes Robert Gllroy Robert Todd Joseph Vavrek Larry Smlth Second Row Wllbur Smlles Andrew Dovm Robert Blerly Glen Jones Nicholas Volpettl Arthur Tambur Thomas Evans Wrlham Yeomans Lloyd Patience Cllntor Memory Bernard Wl6Fb0WSkl George Mazur Charles H111 Joseph Blanco Ralph Dare Joseph Marko Brarnerd Damels James Jones Thzrd Rou Russell Garlm Allan Naugle Grant Gregory Robert Clarke Elmer Reese Jack Watson Daniel Lunny John Mulhall Curtls Thomas Joseph Volpe Cordon Wxlhams John Campbell John KIZIS Charles Lepore Thomas Drersbach Robert Werts Palmer Norrxs Bruce Warshal Davxd Barnes M1chaelDankul1ch Kenneth Wexskerger Absent George Chaump Robert Shlve Alex Slusser James Evans Larry Dymond Dale Matthews Steven Salvagglo CHAMPIONS IN TRACK The West Plttston track and field team completed another successful season whlch was hlghllghted by an undefeated team that won ltS SIX meets and the annual Dlstrlct No 2 P I A A Meet Under the skllled supervlslon of our coaches Mr Ayre head coach, Mr Rowland, and Mr Brown West Plttston added another dls trlct meet to run our strlng of vlctorles to elght champxonshlps IH the last ten years Results of the dlstrlct meet were as follows West Prttston 93 Wyomlng 55 Forty Fort, 42, and Taylor, 14 Flrst places were won by Warshal 1n the low hurdles, Mazur rn the 440 Jones 1n the mlle Norrls 1n the dlscus and Dovm IH the Javelln 'lhe 880 yard relay team, COI'lS1St1Hg of Evans, W1eTbOWSkl Warshal and Kms con tlnue d unbeaten ln seven meets Wlth Reese Dare Marko and Sklppy Damels who replaced 1nJured George Mazur the mxle relay team won nts seventh straight txme Second place wlnners were Kms Danlels Drelsbach and Jones Further pomts whlch swelled our score were added by Blanco Smlles Evans Smxth Reese H111 Dankuhch, Lepore, Barnes, Yeomans, Patrence, Dare, Campbell, and Gregory A sa... :Ca . . . . . . . 1 . 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I ... ...nn , A VARSITY BASKETBALL Leftto rzght Daw1dBarnes Forrest Morrrson W1l11amBr1ll Bernard Wxerbowslu George Mazur M Shook Barnhart John Poder Franms Morgantrnx Charle Lepore Cllrence Brrggs SCORES Flrst Half Second Half West Prttston West Plttston West Pxttston West Plttston West Plttston West Plttston West Plttston West Plttston West Plttston L uzerne E dwardsx 11le F orty Fort 1 arksvllle Qhlekshlnny Wyommg PIHIHS Plttston E xeter West Plttston West Plttston West Plttston West Plttston West P1ttston West Plttston West Plttston West Plttston West Plttston Forty Fort Edwardsvllle Plalns Exeter Prttston Shlckshmny Larksvllle Luzerne Ralph 13 6- ,f 4 f' rw A ' 'S ' .... 33 , ..,....... 66 ' .... 74 - . ..,..,, 68 7 ' ,... 66 I f' ..... 78 ' .4,. 56 , .... 70 ' .... 74 ' - ....... 62 ' .... 61 ' .4......... 83 ' .... 43 , ' ........ 71 ' ..,. 51 Wyoming ........ 65 ' .... 43 N ' ' ....., 65 ' .... 75 . .....,,. . .76 ' .... 61 ' ' ........ 49 ' .... 53 ' ........ .61 ' .... 71 ' ,.......,.. 85 ' .... 61 ' ' ......69 ' ..,,52 ' .... ..,.. 5 3 ' .... 60 ' ..... ...86 ' .,..52 I ..,..,..... 59 ....54 70 BASKETBALL DN THE B.A.LL Forming the nucleus of Coach Lew Shook s team this year were four veterans of last year s campaign Jerry Morrison Andy Dovln Francis Morgantmi and Clarence Briggs Clater elected captam of the teamj Among the newsomers George Mazur Charles Lepore Bernie Wxer bowskl and Pete Carrozza filled vacant varslty posltlons In dependable substitute roles were Wllllam Brill Wilham Yeomans Dave Barnes and John Poder While the team had considerable height and capable players lts chief handicap was lack of experience Three bright spots on the team were high scoring George Mazur dead eye Soupy Lepore and Jerrv Morrison one of the best floor players and defensive men in the area Many of our games were close and in the end we were victims of hard luck Two heart breaking games lost by one point in the final seconds of the game In the opening round of the Junior Chamber of Com merce Tom nament we defeated Exeter 57 54 with timely scoring by Morgantim In the semi final round we de feated St Michaels 59 58 on a set shot by Briggs and a free throw by Lepore In the final game we lost to Duryea by the score of 82 61 Although the season was not too successful Coach Shook IS looking forward to next year s campaign He will be countlng on returmng lettermen Mazur Lepore Carrozza and Wlerbowski They will be aided by veterans Barnes Yeomans and Poder Coach Tom Christian s scrub team came up with several good prospects for the varsity Joe Raymond John Kms Robert Gerlg and Tommy Lloyd all of whom will be seeking varsity berths next year This year s team showed definite promise and we look forward expectantly to next year with hope for con tlnued improvement and a successful season 71 . , . 1 ' , n . , . , i . . ., u , , , 1 D n n . - , . 7 7 ! ' , . ll 77 - i 1 1 v . 7 n a H I - Q were those with Exeter and Pittston, both of which were u . n u n , - , Q . ' 1 ' r I I . . , . ' . a 1 I u n , , , 4 . ! 7 ' . . , . n u 1 . i Y n K , a u , T . , . . 9 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to rzohf F1121 Rau Dawd Albflflgl Donald Crorhs Joseph Nardone Merle Balnbmdgo John Mulhall Curtls Tliomas Nlcholis Nolpettl Sfrond lmzz Robert Rlohirds rmdndgerl Josm ph Rnmond Robzrt Clxrkc Dale M xt thews John Kms Robe rt Gerlg C ordon Vhllumn Thomas Lloyd Mr Thom rs Chrxsuxn fc-odrhw JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Lpff lo rzglzt 1'1r thou Sterhng, Fxske lmcholao X olpettl Rlchard Weml md Merle B'1II1bI'IClg,6 lohn Cohan l owls Rmc-h1rdQ Srrorzd lwu Rox il H xx VN ard Charlee B xxlor A lron HTSIIG Joseph NI mione Robert Bu rlx lhzrd hon Clay ton Kmsex Robert Txmhur 'I hom IS Gallqgher Cordon w1lll8mS Mlchzel Dxnl-Iullch NIICII ul I 1NunL1xtt1 4 . - ' s 7 -1 ' 1 1 r f ' .1 7 ' I 7 - ' . 1 I . v .1 'I 1 4 KI , '. L, A , 1 I lx K X 'K A I K- 1 I . 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Roqemary Barnhart Patrlcxa Vmcelll Edna Reeves Nma Cow Ellen Shlffer Cfarolyn Comalettl Nancy Bdhl N mcy Carpenter CHEERLEADERS H 4' Q S- Wi Lef! to rzqhf Fzrd Rau Carol Werts Prov1denz'1 Invxlqco Loume Chmw mem Marv DPM1TtlHl Smdrx Onmy l6Ialrgf1retMulh.all Second Rou Lola Melberger Jean S1monson Ann Aroshuk Nmcx Mlller Mlm Chlump Barbim e .mey 13 fr. eswai V ' , v Q we W Y n f -'W 1 1, ,, 4 x E V s A el' L' Y l ' i 1 I: Q . , J, , I' ,inf I , 1,12 ,nv 2 D, 4, is .X , zz ,z I I, SENIOR HIGH GIRLS' GYM TEAM I left fo rzqhf Fvrql Hou Rich l Gxlmore Jane Phlllrpe Edna Reeveq M me Chiump Leonora Bext M rrv I ouwe Splnelll Birbam Delmev Phwllls Cumbo Semmd hon Kxye Wharen Slllw Slckler Nmcw LQWI9 Helen Alboecht Helen MacDonald Je anne Slmoneon Delores C15 IH Ion Melberger Carolyn Corwhttx Rose Yuchxs Mrs I'l17 zbeth Llewellxn Abeerzt N'meyC1rpenter JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS GYM TEAM Ifff In rmhf FITSf Ron Rom wne Seldle Ruth Ann Hmei Thereea WIQTIJOWSIKI M xr1t11 Grlroy Reg11n'1 fmgmont Birh 1r'1 Iox ee Qulnn I3 xrb 1r1 Dr nnom Betty I ou S1monQon Leona Ann B111er1 Rex erlv M'1eC rrtnev S 1ndr'1 Dlet rlek Helen Mfxrlnello M ITX Whfxren Joy ce Hen irrl Clure Rlndgen Ruth Ann Boorom G1ul Krlse Sfl07Id lfou M irx I ou Iwwxne C crnlfllnc I mghorne Sim Trl-11 hm 1 M mon Occhlxto f' rrolxn I :Nunn it 1 CITXI Menuh Joseph Sh mnon Ann IIIATIP Ii lrnh 1r1 QIINITI Adxme Jufllth Monroe Jxnlce Clell xml C frxlcllne M1IChIf7llI Thzrd Hou Jo Ann Dente Conme I'llll1.,ll Suk In B unbrrclge M 1rIcne0ech11to Anne Rutledge I ILIIIHQ Morgan Roberta Hartm In Fllen Kane Shrrlex W Ignfr Hel n Alpdugh 'NI mx Montante Silly Eshelmxn M ulreen Fldden Shells. Mc I'1g.,ue Dum lVIII'IICI'IlYlI Roberti Homll lwquelln Draper l xulx DIVIS Fourih I on I ruclence -Xdxme Concett 1 Corclora. C xrolx n Howell N mu Hull AurfI11Men1ch1n1 Dolorex I 1n71tt11 Fvelyn P lol 11 ll NI 1rc111 Mureenc IN 13,0 IzneIew1s Fdnfz Bwrnh irt I I une Ixrlcur Ilelen M1koI1efxl I dnl lev xndoskl Jom Donnorx Betsy M1rro Chrlslme Brunacl Shlrlex Meta S1nrIr1SxIes Ruth Axh Jem Fmlue Bomtx Fredrlck Alma! Huclx Kern Kxthryn Kms 14 , 1. -12 1 '- 1 -9 , , 1, 1, 1 ,, 1 , 12, 15 1 . 1 - . 7 1 1 1 v ' . 1 v . 1 ' ' ' 4 'f 1 1 ., - ' i' I 1 ' 1 K I v 1 . 1 lr I I 1 1 , 2 1 , 1 ra , 1 : , ' , sz 1 , 1' 1-, +1 ,1 ' - 1 - 1 1 . 7 I ,,,,. , . . . .I , ,, 1, 1 , . , 1 , 1 1 1, 3 g , 1 . . . 1 ' . ' 1 , 1 1 '. ' Q - , .1 , 1 1 1 v 1 , A 1 1 1 , 1, V 1 1 A , 1 1 ,- ' 1 v v v v Y 1 ' . 1 ' ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 , 1 L 1 , , 1 '1 , 1 1 , , 1 , 1 . A ' ' ' Y 4 H ' , 1 ' , 1 1 ' 1 . 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' , 1' ', 1 z jc s, u , ,1 1 ' , z ' ' '. - 1 , z ' z 1 If you had ambled down to our gym durlng an actlvlty perlod or some evenmg you mlght have thought It was the wmter quarters of the Rmglmg Brothers Cxr cus for each person there was busy practlclng hls or her darmg feats for our an nual gym 6Xhlblt10H ThlS year the glrls team entertamed us wlth tumblmg pyramlds parallel bars and The Skaters Waltz The accompllshment of the boys lncluded tumblmg pyr amlds and deeds on the rmgs and trampolme Both teams worked long and hard to QIVQ a pollshed performance on the mght of Aprll 10 However, no revlew of our aglle gymnasts would be complete wlthout fm mentlon of the people whose trammg helped make them a success Mrs Llewellyn and Mr Chrlstlan who workmg co operatlvely produced an unexcelled gym exhlbluon BO YS GYM TEAM L Lf I fo rzqu! hrs! Rou Dxnny Tambur Ned Wlcks Donald MacDon1ld Robert Tambur Chflord Melberger Mal Carey l at Cumbo Second R011 Rlchard Jones Charles Sands Darwm Denmson Bmxnerd Dmwle James Jones Charles H1ll Harold Hoskms Thzrd Hou Ralph Barnhart John Chxampl Franklln Hess Oakley B xker Dave B xrnes Charles Leporc Clmton Memory 79 Y ,MMV A ... Z Ml . Cub My. ' ig 'R iw Q4 Z A 3 A A N93 x K! ' fx N im ff ' s z , ,,..5,Fv-,av ' AE' fi ny H 4 5 4 ,,-gl . f -f X ,sv N . V 2. Q W3 f K Q ,V 411 WJ if 9 '--....,,. -5 :g , K. .5 .1-,K-V ,F VV, . .X . , fr '-X, 5. ' Q F5 ' s :5,::g:5,i5.,,.g,jfg'fg:s:-. sw 0-Q ' . :Eg --'- , -ra Zi y . -in? .. N1 - 5 ' A Maw f as X ,Q - 2-.. ,. 1 rw . fi? i M 5 E wi 6 fumswg A.::. ,,,, , , ,,:., A, w 'riwwsn 'VW -'W 0 O 500, ij Q ff 'Wh fm-'Q fb 0 .fl X ' 143 fail If ' s M. SS? 3 , K 1 I I 2 A A-1 I r 9 l ey S sf , 1153 4 ' Ji is A ' 1 ,fi E Q 3 as X. Q... .W up - - 4 H L 3 5? e 3 , f I 'C OOSTERS Mlchael Alta Apple Tree Inn Mr and Mrs James 'l Ayre Bender s SBFVICG Statlon Mr and Mrs Robert Blerly Broadt s Furnlture Mr Sam Capone Darby SlgI'1S Mr and Mrs John DllCk1DSOH Mr and Mrs Anthony Dom1n1c Harry B Dressler s Drug Store Earl s Beef Company Plttston Pa Flrestxne Brothers Franconl Auto Parts Grabhck s Farm Dalr I Mr and Mrs Herbert P Gregory Hess Market Chfton Mlller Prop Howell Funeral Home Mr and Mrs Jarrett W Jenmngs Mr and Mrs Joseph T Jenmngs Mr and Mrs Loren E Jones Dr and Mrs J P Kuschel Loule s Sanltary Barber Shop Dr and Mrs Donald C MacDonald Marlnello Radlo and l'elev1s1on Center James Melberger General Insurance Mr and Mrs Bernard MCTlgUe M1ss Clelland s Homeroom M1ss Fear s Homeroom M1ss Gates Homeroom M1ss Kuschel s Homeroom MISS Langford s Homeroom M1ss Poxon s Homeroom Mrs Verry s Homeroom M1ss Wyllxe s Homeroom Mr Dean s Homeroom Mr Jones Homeroom Mr Shook s Homeroom Moms Square Deal Jewelers Nardone s Restaurant Nathan s Women s Apparel Norrls and Harrles Obrzut Pharmacy Plttston Tobacco Co Wholesale Clgars and Confectlonery W1ll1am J Players Pa1nt1ng and Decoratlng Royal Shoe Servlce Rutledge 31 Taxl Joseph Serratore-Tallor and Cleaner Smlth s Gulf Statlon Mr and Mrs Carlton Stauffer Mr and Mrs Gall Stauifer Mr and Mrs Glen Stauifer West Pxttston Hlgh School Alumm Assoc1at1on West Plttston Hlgh School Band West P1ttston Parent Teachers Assoc1at1on West Plttston Weldmg Shop West Plttston Youth Center West S1de Cleaners Mary L Wlll1amS . , . 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Mr: and Mrsl Gilbert Hazle Ross Store-Ed Stella, Prop. 78 PATRDNS Mr and Mrs Howard Adrlan Jr Joseph Andaloro Mrs Sadle Anderson Edward Bahl Mr and Mrs Joseph Bahl LeRoy Baker Mr and Mrs Arthur E Balcomb Mr and Mrs D T Barnhardt Carl Beppler Mr and Mrs George Beppler Mr and Mrs Howard S Brown Maman A Brown Miss Bertha Byerly Mrs L M Carpenter Paul F Carpenter Mr and Mrs John J Casey Jr Mr and Mrs Wllllam Damels Mr and Mrs Edgar Delahunty Carol E DlCklnSOH Mr and Mrs Andrew Dovm Mr and Mrs Nathan Dumoff Emblf ton s Electrlc Servlce Mr and Mrs John C Engle Mr and Mrs J Rlchard Eshelma Bob I' vans Mr and Mrs Lewxs E Evans Mr and Mrs Howard Fear Jr The Frlskles and Mrs S C Galanos and Mrs H M Galloway and Mrs Paul Gravell and Mrs Frank Green and Mrs Robert Green and Mrs Ollver Holmes and Mrs Wllham Havard Insalaco s Market Mr and Mrs Donald Jordan Mr and Mrs Wllham C Kocher Rees X Llewellyn a S Louise Marvm I1 Ph1l1p McCall George L Mlller Pvt Russell Mlller Mr Albert M1DlChell0 Mr and Mrs S1r1o MOFg3HtlDl Lols J Murdoch Joseph Murphy Martha Nlcholson Buzz Peck Mlss Peterson s Homeroom Mr and Mrs R J Pembrldge Mr and Mrs Russell Radler Mr and Mrs Harold Raker Mr and Mrs Wllham B Renme Mrs Fred Repp Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mrs Rlchard and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Joseph Sorlck Henry Rlndgen John Rlndgen Jr A Rlnker Walter G Sandrock Wllllam Schoonover Wllllam Schweltzer Wllbur J Smlles Mlss Eleanor Stanlus Mrs Francls L Stets Tony s Grocery Store Mr and Mrs Walter VanDuzer Warren V0lght Mr and Mrs Thomas Watson Reverend and Mrs Paul D Wells Mr and Mrs Charles Werts Mr and Mrs Cllfford B Wharen Reverend and Mrs Danlel R Wllllams Jr Mr and Mrs D R Wllllams Mr and Mrs Fred Wllllams Mr and Mrs Edward Wlntle Edward C Wmtle Jr Bertha Ellen Wmtle Jay Woods . 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