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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1954 volume:

' ' s HH 'I- Wf f:f'i'f-J' -f- A---f --2 Ng:-f.1 ,....,,. Marin, cfllma Mater' Words by Jasper BrittainAl923 Tune: The Orange and Black Princeton - U I ' i - - A g-ie-Simi F if F 5 if J-' 1. We are proud of foot - ball rec-ords, Ol' our work in has - ket - ball, -2. So then, come ye, Sen - iors, Jun - iors, Come Soph - 'mores, Fresh - men, all, 3. When Com-meneement Day ijo - ver And we turn to tread new ways, Wei E 4' 33114 Ekfkg ' ' ' -rf 1 15 ' 5 I . . A 913991 gE.E5!FEVbFE5E,oLj l l lr V D I v I, ,Q ' N Y F. 5. i1 o -H -LE. Joe,-if Of our hard-won base-ball vie-ffries Of our Hay - ers one and all: And we'll keep the ech - oes ring - ing Through t is dear old stud - y hall. Wemust say good - bye for - ev - er To these good old High Sf-hm-I IM l 51' A07- 2 4. .. - son Will strive with all their might ul vir - tue And the green for youth and right ,. .lg will o - ver - take us As the long years pass in flight, 1 -- A J J ' J Ig A . .- I . 'QE fi A a' id 5- 4 ' n- 1 - n f P PJ' - F bf . ,,, ,ll rr, gc ,i Y I i . 1 i2 j4,r r- . . i 5 gig C- id -L V d . an J To be wor - thy of old High School And the dear old Green and White. As we strive to all be wor - thy Ol the dear old Green and White. We shall nf'er for - get old High School And the dear old Green and White. 1 rx , ' L. Env :LJ 1 . I 2 gL .QF Ld ga Q 4. ' I 1: Q Q 1: fl - F 5 L2 W , -- iz o 55- 39 4 V J , U F Z ' ish HF W ' 7 ' , L 4 Ei .r-1 I - i , ., S-1 'U' . L ... , .. - .. 4 I 4 1 4 I I 1 1 I P P il MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1954: On Commencement Night you will leave the auditorium, never to return to your Alma Mater as students. You will part, perhaps forever, from close friends Whose companionship you have enjoyed. You can't turn back fnor should you want to 3. you should be eagerly anticipating the next phase of your life. Plan, how- ever, to return for such reunions as were held last year, you will enjoy them. The last diploma to be awarded this year will be the 3944th since the organiza- tion of this institution in 1876, the Centennial Year of our Republic. It will be the 3287th to bear my signature fand the last, for, like you, I am about to leave these old familiar places. Most of you will have spent twelve years here, I shall have spent thirty-one. You will miss the daily associationsg so shall IA-'especially the morning assembly. Why should I feel thus? While the parents of at least eight of you were students, I was helping to plan this school building. It has ever been my aim to have this school stand out as an example of what can be accomplished in a relatively small Districtg to a degree that goal has been achieved, in spite of depression, subsidences, and war. So I terminate my period of service with a measure of satisfaction. In conclusion I want you to know that I shall always cherish my associations with you. In some small way I trust that I may have been helpful to each one of you. And finally, I hope that everyone of you will be successful in whatever field of service you may choose. Sincerely, '7 my Awar Our director, Mr. R. J. W. Templin, is the father of nine children, and yearly exercises fatherly care over more than a thousand students. Thirty-one classes have had the good fortune to graduate under his competent direction. All of us will remember his understanding of our needs, his patience with our problems, and his use of authority when it was necessary for the best interests of the West Pittston Public Schools. A graduate of Shamokin High School, Mr. Templin received his Sc.B. and A.M. degrees from Bucknell University, earning the former by taking four hours from his work as a stenographer for the Pennsylvania Railroad in order to attend classes at the University, and by working an hour extra four nights in the week to compensate for the time off. Later, he received the Tustin award in Psychology, Ethics, and Philosophy. Previous to the beginning of his career in the West Pittston schools in 1923, he taught general subjects in a one-room country school in Northumberland County, physics in Bucknell Academy, and mathematics in the Wilkes-Barre City High School. He was principal of Sunbury High School, and instructor in mathematics at Lafayette College. Since coming to West Pittston, Mr. Templin has taught grad- uate courses in Education at Wilkes College, and, during the emergency training period prior to World War II, supervised Fundamentals of Engineering courses in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Teaching is Mr. Templin's chief concern. He is also very much interested in guidance. He has been an active member of the Kiwanis Guidance Conference, which for thirteen years has served hundreds of high school students throughout Greater Pittston. For many years he has tested and interviewed candidates for nursing at Pittston Hospital. It is with pride and gratitude that we, the Class of 1954, dedicate the Caravan to the leader who has helped make our high school one of the finest in the area. May he always find a special place in his heart for us, as we will always have one in our hearts for him. Q-vu Left to rzght: Seated ---Richard, Mr. Templin, Mrs. Templin, Evelyn fEckl. Standing-Jean fMaxwellJ, Bill Mary CReeseJ Tom, Ralph, Fred. CAbsentf--Philipl. 21 MR R CHESTER WILLIAMS The class of 1954 would llke to lntroduce to you Mr R Chester W1ll1ams pr1nc1palofSen1or Hmgh School smce 1945 A graduate of Taylor Hlgh School Mr Wllllams recelved hls A B degree from Pennsylvania State Umverslty and hls A M degree from Bucknell Unlversxty Mr Wllll8mS has had teachlng expermence both at Taylor Hlgh School and at West l,ll',tStOIl Hxgh School where he has glven mstructlon ln such subjects as mathematlcs physlcs chemlstry general SCIENCE and mechanlcal drawmg In addltxon he tught ljpf' mathematlcs engmeermg and blue prmt readmg at Pennsylvanla State Adult Evening School IH Scranton Through a fellowshlp awarded by the General Electrxc Company he studled electronics and radar at Unlon College 1n Schenectady durmg the summer of 1940 Among hrs hobbles are gardenmg poultry ralsmg and carpentry He enJoys readmg especially non fictlon of R Chester Wxlllams who capably dlrected us through our hlgh school years MR JAMES T AYRE The camera now focuses upon the d1rector of Junlor Hlgh School M1 Ayre a graduate of Coughlm Hlgh School 1n Wllkes Barre attended Wyomlng Semmary for one year He recexved h1S B S degree wlth rnaJors ln mathematlcs and geography from Mansfield State Teachers College and hls M S degree from Bucknell Unlverslty After several years of teachlng at Coughlm Dallas Townshlp and West Plttston Mr Ayre was ad vanced to the prmclpalshxp of our .Tumor Hlgh School He has been the Dlrector of Adult Educatlon Classes at West Plttston Hlgh School and had the pleasure of belng Vocatlonal uuxdance Appraxser at Wllkes College In addltlon he h ts coached the h1gh school track team to vlctory IH elght out of ten seasons Some of h1s other lnterests are photography Swlmmlng and wood workmg The class of 54 wxll remember wlth gratltude our present counselor Mr James T Ayre 4 Qan- - . I . Q , . . K Q I . Y 1 K. K, 1 .L y Y y 5 . I . . F the 'scientlfic type. With esteeym we pay tribute to Mr. . Q .I , . . V . l . l , K . A K 1 ,I . . ,'. - . ' Steryl L Serfoss Secretary J arrett W J ennmgs John Hughes Pres1dent Ernest W Flsher V1ce Preszdent Frank R Cree 7 reasurer Chfford B Melberger a Robert M Vanderburg MARGARET M CLELI AND BS MS CAccountzng and Stenographyj Susquehanna Unlverslty Bucknell Unlversxty ESTHER L CURTl S BS BCS MS CShorthand and Typewrzlmgl Bloomsburg State Teachers College Rlder College Bucknell Umverslty MIRIAM B HARRIS AB AM Publw Speakzng and Spamshj Bucknell Umversxty JOHN T JONES B S ln Educatlon fMathematzcsD Wllkes College . ., . . l . - ., . . ., . . . ., . . HILDA B. POXON A.B. Cllaliu and English! Syracuse University ROBERT J. ROWLAND B.S., A.M. fSocial Studies and Scienceb Bloomsburg State Teachers College University of Scranton LEWIS A. SHOOK B.S., M.Ed. CScience and Mathematicsj East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University Xlliilll RUTH SCHROEDER Secretary to the Superintendent MARGUERITE L. STEELE A.B. QSOFI-Ill Sr'ivm'mj George Washington University EVAN O. THOMAS B.S. in Education fSom'al Srzrrzresj Wilkes College ISABEL W. VERRY K B.S., A.M. CEnglish and M athematicsj gi, Bucknell University ' QV' 1 Columbia University .: X. ii: ,Q Hr' ' i 5 Q S5 ,I ix? Kitt! Q! JEAN WRIGLEY ' CAttendance Ojficerl ANNA F. BARNES CArithmetic, English, Geographyj Bloomsburg State Teachers College WILLIAM T. BROWN B.S. CArtJ Kutztown State Teachers College GERARD P. CAVAN A.B., A.M. 4MathematicsJ Bucknell University Wilkes College ESTHER L. CLARK B.S., M.Ed. qSocial Studies and Englishj Mansfield State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University EDWIN E. COBLEIGH B.S. in Education iSorial Studies and Englishj Wilkes College CATHRAN J. FEAR B.S. QM usic and Englishj Ithaca College BERTINE E. GATES B.S., M.S. 1 Home Economicsj Cedar Crest College Pennsylvania State University ANNA A. HAZLE B.S. LPublic Speaking and Mathematicsj Mansfield State Teachers College PHYLLIS LANGFORD B.S. in Education QE'nglish and Readingj Pennsylvania State University ROBERT T. O'CONNEI.L B,S., M.Ed. flndustrial Artsj Millersville State Teachers College Bucknell University ANNA M. PETERSON A.B. Uinglish and General LGTLQMGQBQ Hood College MARY RICHARDS A.B. Librarian Kleographyj Pennsylvania State University HAROLD E. SEI PLE B.S. Cfleography and Scienrei Ursinus College EDWARD E. SWINGLE B.S., M.Ed. fPhysical Education and Sciencej East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University DOROTHY M. TREIBLE R.N., B.S., M.S. CPhysicalEducation andGeographyi Kings County School of Nursing East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Bucknell University DORIS WYLLIE B.S., M.S. fBiology and Sciencei Pennsylvania State University Bucknell University M BUSINESS MANAGERS 44 ... . WLLH. Dfw? 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N, vi ,f--H, Vice preszdent CLASS SONG Tune The Desert Song The future IS waltmg Our class must move on Our school hfe so quukly Has sped by and gone We ll never forget these days Though we all choose separate The past IS behlnd us Its mantle we shed As a new class wears lt We ll Journey ahead Hoplng tomorrow wxll bless Each one Wlth Joy and success ways ROBERT WERTS Preszdent THOMAS EVANS Secretary 'wb as wygwggwef 'lfzrnr JOHN COHEN CChorus J Dear hlgh school of years gone by We find sadness m th1s goodbye In future tlme memorles wxll all return To our Alma Mater and frlends we yearn for Now to the vast world and w1de No more travehng s1de by s1de, Forward we go strarmng our goals attammg Wlth you our guxde 16 Treasurer A3 WI LLIAM YE O M AN S S., 1, egg? 5.-if . Y Nu. V CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Royal Blue and Brlght Plnk Pmk Rose 'S T7 fi IUN E CLASS MOTTO Mens szbz conscza reclz A mlnd COHSCIOHS of rectltud HELEN ANN ALBRECHT College Prep Mrss Clelland Yexrbook Staff 3 Dispatch Re- porter 3 Cym Team Z 3 Glee Club Z 3 Fypmg Club 2 I Chapel Iro- graml 3 I 'I A Programl 3 In tramural Basketball 3 Homeroom Ofhcer 3 Flag Carrler 3 In all thmgs Helen does her best Ranklng hlgh ln every test She s sometlmes gay and sometlmes solemn And helps by llne a Dlspatch column NADINE L ALEXANDER Cornrnerezal Mzss Clelland hloe Club 2 3 Intramural Basket- ball 1 2 3 Mugazme Drlve tSecJ 3 Flag Carrler 2 3 Student Councml 2 Yearbook Staff' 3 Homeruom Officer 3 Conference Gulde l In wrltlng verse Nadme s a whlzz She s also keen 1n a baseball qu17z A peppy guard 1n basketball She IS a glrl who s llked by all ANN L AROSHUS Onle Cornrnercral 'lhss Clelland Yearbook Stall' 3 Intramural Basket hall I Z 3 Flag Carrler 3 Chapel Program 3 Usherl 2 Magazxns Drlve fSec l Z 3 Hom:-room Officer I Z Her volce lb sweet her ways are w1nn1ng Her personalny IS smcere When football season IS beglnnmg She cheers us to a champlon year HELEN L BARBER l ornmerczal 'llzss Clelland Ymarbook Staff 3 'Vldgazlne Drne lSecl 7 3 Homeroom Olhcer 3 Clee Club Z 3 P T A Program 3 Intra mural Basketball 3 Chapel Program 3 The smallest of the Semor glrls Of lovely wardrobe raven curls D9S1gH1Hg dresses IS her alm In thxs we know she ll make her name Q' cv ' refs! DAVID BENTON BARNES Dave College Prep Mr Shook Football 1 2 3 Trackl 2 3 Bas- ketballl 2 Gym Teaml Z 3 Intra mural Basketball 3 Yearbook StaU 2 3 Chapel Program 3 Flag Carner 1 2 Student Council 2 An outstandmg leader at the Hls bulgmg muscles cause many a sxgh He ll take a chance lf you make a dare, He blocks m football or calls a square EDGAR R BENNETT College Prep Mr Shook Intramural Basketball 2 3 Home- ronm Otlicer 1 2 Student Council 2 Flag Carrler 1 Chapel Program 3 Not so very tall a lad Edgar usually IS clad In sporty Jackets Lxked by all, He stars ln church league basketball LEONORA T BEST Commerczal Mass Clelland Gym Team I 2 3 Intramural Bas ketball 1 2 3 Usher 1 Magazlne Drrve qSec5 2 3 P T A Program2 Of thls saylng Lee IS fond Gentlemen prefer a blonde At lntramurals she 1S Best In gym work all aglow wlth zest JOSEI H NICOLAS BIANCO College Prep Mr Rouland Football 2 3 Track 3 Yearbook Staff 2 3 Intramural Basketball I 2 3 Magazxne Drlvel 2 3 Chapel Irogram 3 Camera Club CSecJ 3 Flag Carrier 2 3 Usher Z Marching Band 1 Cy does well 1n debatmg In wardrobe he takes the lead More than one glrl he IS datmg In h1s future he s sure to succeed ,, . . . .,, ll ' ' ' ei! -U v is vr I. -I .5 ,J -, I l - , .Q - K : A . 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Q I l ' ' 1 K v e : I ' 1 17 'C' 'firm H+, xii Wtgev Qi 'Q-sf ft: 'fi MARTHA MARLOWE BIERLY College Prep M189 Poxorl Yearbook Staff 2 3 lAsst Fdltorl Homeroom Ofhcer 3 Student C ouncll lTreasl 3 Band 1 Z 3 Glee Club 2 3 Camera Club 3 Intramural Basket halll Z 3 .lunlor Decoratlonsl Flag Carrler 2 'Z Chapel Program Z 3 A snappy dancer, lxvely pal, Martha ts a clever gal She helped to get our yearbook planned And played a trombone tn the band DONALD WALTER BREYMEIER Don General Ur Shoo Intramural Basketball l 2 3 Flag Carrrer 1 2 Chapel Pro ram 3 Color Guard 2 Pumplng gas and checkmg otl, to foxl He s full of vlgor, pep and vlm At hls Job or ln the gym JOYCE E BROWN Commerczal Oy 'llrss Clelland Student Councll lSer- J 3 Intramural Basketballl Z 3 Flag Carrlerl Z 3 Usher Z Yearbook Stall' 3 'VIaga7lne Drive tbecl Z Chapel Program 3 Band 2 A semor g1rl whose nickname OY She only dates one certam bo She plays good basketball and 9 e Is known for her vrvaclty JANET MARY CARI ENTER C ommerczal M189 Poxon Yearbook StatT 3 Homeroom Oliicer 2 3 Intramural Basketball 1 Clee Club 2 3 Magazme Drrve tSz-cl 2 tBus1ness Mgr 6 3 Usher 1 Z From Hardlng comes thls glrl each dav To help the yearbook on tts way, In manner always pert ahve She handled buslness for the Drlve IETER IAUL CARROZZA Harp lollege Prep Mr Shook Football l 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Flag Carrrer Z Intramural Basketball tMgr J 3 A star on the grldlron, A star on the court, He hopes m the future To coach every sport -elm- 'T' Q! 0-as-.1-I FRANCES MARIE CERYA Fran Commerczal M 1.99 Poxon Yearbook Staff 3 Glee Club 2 3 Maganne Drxve fSecl 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Conference Guide I P T A Program 2 Chapel Program Frances, who s a Jolly lass, Brlngs laughter to the Commercial class, And every day both morn and mght Drlves a Ilymouth for dehght MARIE L CHAUMP College Prep M199 Clelland Cheerleader 2 3 Gym Team 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 Chapel Program Z 3 Flag Carrier 2 3 Intramural Basket ball 1 2 3 Yearbook StatT 3 Home- room OtTicer1 2 Usherl 2 P T A Program 2 Several years ago there came A glrl from Harding, Marle by name, A cheerful person, all can see A head sprmg ts her speclalty JOHN A COHEN Walt College Prep Mr Rouland Yearbook Stall CCo Fdttorj 3 Home room Officer 3 Student Council 3 Chapel Program 3 Flag Carrler 1 2 3 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 Usher 1 2 P T A Program 3 Gym Team qRmgmasterl 3 Track 3 In classes he s extremely brlght On the dance floor, a shlnlng llght Never a sleepy glance nor yawn, Brlght and perky that s our John CAROLYN ANN CORSALETTI Carol College Prep Mzss Poxon Yearbook Stall' 3 Majorette 2 3 Gym Team 2 3 Intramural Basket balll 2 3 Glee Club2 1 Typmgtlub 2 Magazine Drive 3 Flag Carrier 1 2 3 Chapel Program 2 3 P T A Program 2 Some day a nurse, this maJorette Wxll turn so neat a tourmquet And work w1th so much charm and zeal That to her patlents she ll appeal NINA BERNADETTE COSS Nm College Prep Mzss Clelland Drum Majorette 3 Majorette 2 Yearbook Staff 3 Glee Club 2 3 p lng Club 2 3 Flag Carrter 1 2 Homeroom Officer 3 Intramural Bas ketball 1 2 3 Chapel Program 2 3 P T A Program2 Nma IS a pretty lassxe, And Cedar thlnks she's very classy, Drum majorette who can't be better, Her favorlte teacher IS Mr Netter Q-0 ff 1 U , rr H 1 ' .v' ,tw ..i' .: I .5 .1 ,.g , . g ' I , 2, 3 A , , f , - 5 1 f f- l I , 3 ,- , , 5 ' , - . . . g , , f - ' ' - - 2 3. ' 1 1 1' K- v 7 5' , . , . , , , . of , I - 3 ' . ' 1 . , , X . , . s Y - e 3 f' ' . J '. : tt H 1 I . : ', 1 x f ' A' - k v 1 'S l V f - I f- , I 1 , I - - - .fs A Q' ' . , , . 3 . 1' , ' . , ' 3 , g . 3 , N ' t7 ' . ' . . , 3 At work with cars, he's hard t . 2 Qi, ' ' , . . . ' ' In lkkg ' O ,L . . - . 'ill'-.Ill A 4 I 1 r - 9 - - ' UJ. v- l : -:ily J Q .4 .E . ,.., J, 6 5 ' '. , , , , ' . g , I 5 . . . . 9 . . ' , : f ' . ' . : 5 - . 1 4. ., 'A ' ' 5 , - - , . . . , A , . . J ' t ya . Q- , h ' - , . I l . mm , . ' I g 1 ,I - l ' 'Q I ' - ' 3 ' 1 1 . , ' I, . H - K L , I In ll ' YI 'I J Q . rr , Y, , . 1 , V : In : , , . 1 . I 1 Y ' ' , V' ' I . : I '. ,' . 3: I, ' I , - : I . , - : u I S j ' 1' Q ' I I r I 1 VIRGINIA ANN CULKIN Ginny College Prep Mzss Clelland Typing Club 2 3 Usherl 2 Chapel Program 3 Yearbook Staff 3 Confer ence Guide 1 Ginny who is calm and cool Will have success in teaching school She baby sits to earn her money And Bobby is her only honey M ARY D ANDREA Cornmerczal Miss Poxon Magarlne Drive CSecj 2 3 Intra mural Basketball 2 3 Mechanical FLORINE MARY DOMINIC College Prep Mzss Clelland IntrmuralBaskethall1 2 3 Typing Club Z 3 Conference Guide Florine is a bashful gal Who IS to all a steadfast pal, And when the lights are dimmed and blue Her Chopin she will play for you CHARLES WALTER DWYER General Mr Rowland ,4- sg- Drawlng Club 3 Her hair is very dark and brown Her smile will cheer you when you re down Of quiet tastes she likes to read She ll be your friend when you re in need RALPH CHARLES DARE Skip General Mr Shook Footballl 2 3 Track 1 2 3 Intra mural Basketball 1 2 3 Flag Carrier 1 3 Hom: room Offlcerl Skip is a sort of quiet guy Who can fish with any fly He tmkers with the family car As a mechanic he ll go far MIRIAM A. DELAHUNTY Mitzie College Prep. Miss Poxon Yearbook StafT 2 3' Intramural Bas- ketball 1 2 3' Camera Club 3' Typing Club 2' Usher 1 2' Chapel Program 3' Flag Carrier 15 Conference Cuide 1. Mitzie is a little shy Except when with a certain KUY ' And when you look for her each day You'll see her in his Chevrolet. BARBARA T. DELANEY College Prep. Miss Poxon Cheerleader 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Gym Team 1, 2, 35 Yearbook Staff 35 P. T. A. Program 1, 2, 35 Typing Club 3 Glen Club 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Chapel Program 35 Conference Guide 1. Her cheers are always loud and strongg Her answers seldom turn out wrong: In school she plays a lively role, And television is her goal. 'NSS' Camera Club 8 Here s a boy who likes to Joke- He wants to be another Hope His Jolly and good natured way Makes all his friends feel oh so gay BURTON L ESHELMAN Eshle College Prep Mr Rouland Marching Band 3 Intramural Bas ketball 1 2 3 Eshie rates the Dodgers high He is an unassuming guy A tall and lanky senior and A color guard in marching band THOMAS RIFISSELL EVANS General om Mr. Shook Football 1 2 3 CCaptainJ' Track 1 2 3' Intramural Basketball 1 2 3' Class President 2' Homeroom Officer 1 2 3' Flag Carrierl 2 3' Usherl 2' Glee Club 2 3. On the football field you ll see Tom as busy as a bee' He could yodel Snow White out of sleep' He rides around in the family heap. PAULINE MARIE GAI College Prep. Miss Poxon Glee Club 2 , 35 Intramural Basket- ball l, 2, 35 Chapel Program 2, 3: Cam- era Club 35 P. T. A. Program 25 Con- ference Guide 15 Flag Carrier 3. Jackie, Stevie, Al, or Tim- Which one's going to be her him ? Hillbilly music he'll enjoy, If Or she will choose another boy. ,'?F'rf 1- ihol- THQ qw il sang-was fda THOMAS PATRICK GALLAGHER llTom!l College Prep. Mr. Shook Football 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 33 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 33 Flag Carrier 1. Tommy is a likeable guy, A trumpeter with a roving eye, Always laughing-always gayg We surely hope he'll stay that way. RUTH FLORENCE GEORGE Teeny General 'lflzss Poxon Intramural Basketball 1 Usher 2 Teeny is a fancy skater And at the top for laughs we rate her The snacks she fixes are a treat For anvone who likes to eat ROBFRT CHARLES GILROY Bob General Mr R011 land Football Z 3 Trackl 2 3 Cym Team 1 3 Bobbv Gilroy s a lively lad No one ever sees him sad Always ready with a song He will yodel all day long GRANT LEE GREGORY Herb College Prep Mr Shook Trackl Z 3 Football2 Bandl Z 3 Intramural Basketball 1 Z 3 C lu Club Z 3 Camera Club 3 Yearbook Statl' 3 C hapel I rogram 3 Herby Gregory s up to par In track he always clears the ar He plays the baritone in the band His voice ln glee club s deep and grand CAROLE SUE GREY K olleqe Prep Mzss C lelland C lr Club A 'i Flag Carrier! 2 3 Intramural Basketball 1 3 Typ ng Intrxmural Basketball 1 3 Typ ng Club Z I C hapel Program 2 3 I T A I rogr tm Z Carole blushes easily She comes from Harding way Her single great ambition is To be a nurse some day E' 1- tra at 's' ' s gigigfo 'iw -.. 4 3-2 K ,, .,.,,M ,,..,x.. . ' K., . , ,A at S Ja 5 I '-2 M vt. 8 ,v .,.-os, so vw Q N-an N'Il'3 me-r 'U' LOIS ELAINE HAVARD Commercial M iss Clelland Yearbook Staff 33 Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 2, 35 Magazine Drive fSec.l 2, 33 Glee Club 2, 3, Usher 1, 2g Chapel Program 3. At dancing she is greatg And for a movie date If you should ask, she'll take her Dear scratched-up Studebaker. ROYAL CLARKE HAYWARD Roy College Prep Mr Rowland Football 3 Band 2 3 Chapel 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 Who is that with the foghorn voice, A trombone player a maestro s choice Who Joined us as a Junior boy Don t bother guessing of course it s Roy LOREN WENDELL HOLM ES Sparrow General Mr Rouland Intramural Basketball 1 3 Band lColor Guardl 3 Sparrow IS a little lad, It is quite plain to see It matters not that he s so small What counts is quahty MARILYN J HUFF Commerczal Mzss Clelland Yearbook StatI 3 Homeroom Officer 2 Magazine Drive tSecJ 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 Intramural Basketball 1 Conference Guide 1 Gentle in speech and always neat The kind of person you d like to meet, Her charming manner and pleasant smile Have kept her Jimmy for quite a Whlle NANCY LEE KOCHER Bunny College Prep Mzss Poxon Yearbook Staff 3 Glee Club 2 3 Intramural Basketball 1 Z 3 Typing Club Z K arnera Club 3 P T A lro gram Z 3 Chapel Program 3 Usher Z See a stray dog lying around? Take him over to Kocher s pound And there a Jolly girl you ll meet Whose character you cannot beat 1 ' JEAN FRANCES KOVALESKI Commerezal Mlss Poxon C lu 4 lub 'fl Yearbook Staff 3 Mag a71nt DFIVP 'l 'vlechanlcal Drawing Club I Jumor Decoratlons Z In typewrltmg her fingers race In shorthand, too, she IS an ace In pubhc speakmg she IS w1tty In verse she wrltes a clever dxtty CHARLES JAMES LEPORE Soupy College Prep Mr Shook I-sotballl Z 3 Basketballl 2 3 'lrackl Z CymTtam12 3 Bandl Z I Hag Carr1erZ Chaps l I rogram 3 Art C lull I Z Yearbook Staff 3 Soupy stars m all the sports And ln h1s spare tlme often courts I laws the trumpet ln the band I alnts and draws wlth steady hand NANCY A LEWIS f ollegf Prep Mzss Clelland Cym'ltam2 3 Clu C lub? Typmg C lub Z 'I Intramural Basketball I 2 3 I'l1g Carrier I 3 Ilomeroom Officer I Ushcr Z 'Vlaganne Drlve 2 I T A I rogram Z 3 Conference Guide I I h xpcl I rogram fl N tncy s a qulet country glrl Whose hobby IS to kmt and pur She wrltes long letters not 1n Morse But Cupld s code to Dave, of course JANICF F LOCKLEDGE General Mzss Clelland ilu Club 2 3 Junlor Decoratlons Z lhuptl Irogram Z l Intramural Baskt tball tMgr 5 3 In her car she ll often race She spends her mghts at Pee Wee s place Ne xt md snappy are her clothes Her skln IS smooth her cheeks 1re rose GEORGE R MAZUR Bucky General Mr Shook otlmall I Z 3 Basketball I Z T uk l Z Tratk M mtg:-r 3 ag I arru r I Z Hnmt room Officer 2 Alwavs ready wxth a smlle For Beverly he d walk a mlle In every sport he IS the best He ,toms ln them wlth sklll and Yesl '3 'C' 94 ,pa--r LOIS ANN MELBERGER College Prep Mzss Clelland Cheerleader 2 3 fCo capt 25 Gym Team I 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 Jumor Decorations 2 Flag Carrier 1 Z 3 Usher 1 Z Yearbook Staff 3 Intra mural Basketball I 2 3 Chapel Pro- gram2 3 Typ1ngClub3 A snappy cheerleader wlth lots of pep And haxr that IS so yellow Swlmmmg IS her favor1te sport, And B1ll her favonte fellow NANCY JANE MILLER Klem Commerczal M zss Poron Cheerleader 2 iCaptl 3 Yearbook StatI'3 Homeroom0tTicer1 3 Mag azme Drnve 4Sec l Z 3 Glee Club 2 8 Junlor Decoratlons Z Usher I 2 In tramural Basketball I 2 3 Chapel Program Z 3 She s captaln of the cheermg team She swxms, she types wxth ease Her sense of humor IS supreme And she IS qu1te the tease ALEXANDER GEORGE MITCHELL General Mr Shook Trackl 2 Footballl 2 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 Glee Llubl 3 Junior Class Officer 2 Home- room Oflicer 3 Art Club 1 Flag Car rler 2 Ma IS the trombone sectlon s prlde, Known for antlcs far and wlde Always wlth a Joke or trlck In class work, too, he s pretty qulck ALLAN ROBERT NAUGLE Snoz College Prep Mr Shook Football tMgr 5 I 2 3 Track tMgr 5 I 2 3 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 Student Council I Magazine Drlve I Chapel Program 3 Intramural Soft ball I Yearbook Staff 3 Snoz a manager supreme ASSISLS the track and football team In sports he never shows fatlgue He coaches for the Llttle League ROBERT EDWARD NAUGLE Nalls General Mr Rouland Yearbook Staff 3 Camera Club 3 Track 1 Usher 2 Basketball tMgr 7 I Short wave radlo ham , Persevermg camera man, For Balcomb s greenhouse he drwes truck Robert s know how IS hxs uck as TY Q'M9 4-+' JUNE MARIE ODELL General Miss Poxon Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Organ Club 1, 2, P. T. A. Program 1. Quiet, shy, but very sweet, A baby-sitter who's a treat, At her studies doing well- Who could it be but June Odell? LEE COLE OWENS Buddy College Prep. Mr. Rowland Football 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 2, 3: Chapel Program 3: Yearbook Staff 37 Ty ing Club 33 I-Iomeroom Otiicer 8g P. . A. Program 3. In studies a 'brain in the band a pro Some think he s quiet, but this isn t so For Bud s full of mischief a wink of his eye Will soon let you know he s a regular guy LLOYD A PATIENCE Pae College Prep Mr Shook Footballl 2 3 Trackl 2 3 Band 1 2 3 Glee Club2 3 Intramural Baa- ketball 1 2 3 Homeroom Oiiicer 2 Art Club 1 2 When you look at Pae you ll see A winning personality And snappy clothes When there is chance You ll find him at a weekend dance WILLIAM JAMES PEMBRIDGE B1 C allege Prep Mr Rowland Bandl 2 3 Orchestra2 Music 1S his chief delight He listens to It day and night In band he plays the clarinet A nicer guy you ve never met RONALD JAMES PERKS Perky General Mr Rowland Football 1 Intramural Basketball Perky is a General lad Who likes a Joke or pun And often when he s not around He s with his rod or gun 'lea- Qd'J JOSEPH CHARLES RAYEVIOND If oe!! General Mr. Rowland Basketball 1, 2, 3: Flag Carrier 3: Intramural Basketball CMgr.j 1, 3. Although he might appear too short, Joe excels on the basketball court 3 He is a Yankee fan at heart, In sports debates he takes full part. EDNA ELAINE REEVES Reevesie General M iss Clelland Majorette 2, 33 Glee Club 2, 3: Gym Team 1, 2, 33 Magazine Drive 35 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 33 Usher 2. A majorette who is neat and trim, And unsurpassed when in the gym, With a laugh she s always ready And Bernie is her special steady MARIANNA HUNT REID College Prep M rss Poxon Yearbook Stall' 3 Glee Clu Intramural Basketball fMgrl 2 Typing Club 2 Camera Club 3 P A Program 3 Chapel Program 3 Flag Carrier 3 Sewing Club 1 A better companion can t be found There s always fun when she s around To be a nurse is her desire Of this work she will never tire HAROLD A RICHARDS Rick General Mr Rowland Bandl 2 3 Glee Club2 3 Camera Club 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 Track 1 Chapel Program 3 Rick is a quiet sort of lad You will seldom see him mad His interest IS the stockcar T306 Some day we ll watch him set the pace LEWIS CHARLES RICHARDS Louie General Mr Shook chestra 2 3 Typing Club 3 Football Had he the choice this boy would play Hillbilly music all the day He likes to drive a car so he Fetch s for a bakery I 'Q Y ll Y! I v Y ! Y u 1 H ' ' . , n ' , . . . ' ! - ll 77 Cl. 'Y 1 ' - - : b 2. 3: . , 3g . . : . . : ' : : -T- Lqp' , . I , ll i? Y I Y I ' I . I 7 ' ' ll 1 i! H ,HH . , . : . : I Y .S I , . , . 1 - , , F ' . . . . . i 3 K r Y ' Y ' 7 , 64 ' Y! tr yy Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3: Or- 1.3. , i 1 1.2. ' ' ' TW . W , , .. . v at A l , - . . . ' . . ' . kkhr t V y , 1 H , H 1 s 22 'CT ,J ...J its N-.J PATRICA ANN RINDGEN Vollwge Prep. Miss Flelland Y1-ztrlmok Stall' 2, 33 Gln-e Cluh 3: Intramural Basketball 2, 3: Chapel Program 33 Typing Cluh 2, 3g Usher l, 2. Courteous, friendly, seldom late I'at has many a pleasant trait. She laughs and talks vivaciously And drives her father's Mercury. I ORFTTA CAROL ROMANOWSKI l ommerr ml Mtss Poxon Glu Clul l Mechanical Drawing ul Flag I arrl r I M g nt Driu lAsst S cl I l her' Il vm: ro m Otllu r Z An un issuming friendly lass She hnls from R D I She gels in A in every class And c mnot be outdone HARRY I ROSFNC RANS Rosev Jetzernl Wr Shook Intrimurll Baskzthalll 2 3 Flag rrltr I Rosey is on of our better swimmers His b xsketb ill playing really glimmers He s alw :vs set to have some un In Fxeter when dav is done JOHN A RUBY Ruby lemral Mr R011 land Inlrxmurxl Baskfthxll l Z 5 Foot From Y ttesville he is quite a 2-TUV Although he is a little shy In lntramuril basketball Rubv surely tops them all ROBI' RT FDWARD SANDS I ullV Iommerczal 'llr Ron land llCymT4-aml In ural Ihsktll ill 1 Z I lVldgd7l Drtvm 1841 l ' l Usher! Plaglarrier Z lruk Mxnaglr Z llvmfroom Oth:-1 r Z M irching Band Z I ully lives up Harding way Comes to West Pittston twice 1 day Strives to better his shorthand stroke Tells a really funny Joke iv 4-I Q7 '! ' 'EV WARREN W. SCHMID Schmicky College Prep. Mr. Rowland Band 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 2, 3. With the saxophone quite handy, With the country girls a dandy, Known to all on Pee-Wee's staff By his sudden roaring laugh. PALMA ANN SERINO I ommerczal Mzss Clelland Magazine Drive 1Sec 7 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 Usher 1 Chapel Program 3 Palma s clothes are always neat And she is lively quick petite In baseball season she is seen Rootmg for the Yankee team BERNARDSSQ SHERIDAN Commercial lp Mr Shook Footballl 2 3 Basketballl Year book Stall 3 Magazine Drive fSecl 2 3 Flag Carrierl 2 Homeroom Sfhcer3 Usher Z Intramural Basket a Z 3 Genius in the gridiron game Elated over Yankee fame Skipper simply could not wait To see the plcture, KISS Me Kate' ELLEN DIQINI? SHIFFER 1 College Prep Mzss Clelland Majorette Z 3 Yearbook Stat? 8 Glee Club Z 3 Typing Club 2 3 Flax Carrlerl 2 3 Intramural Basketbal 1 2 3 Homeroom Otlicerl Chapel Program Z 3 Usherl P T A Pro- gram Z We think her wardrobe s pretty keen No wonder she was Snowball Queen In 53 She s quite the girl twir ROBERT WILLIAM SHIVE Bobby Commerczal Mr Shook Yearbook Staff 3 Art Club I Mag anne Drive Neel 3 Track I 2 Pho tography Club ll resl '3 Ush Intramural Basketball 1 Bobby is a speedy boy I hotography s his special Joy The Air Corp s one of his ambitions Exotic ports and daring missions 1 4 , . . ' -- T . :Q . - ' ' ' i l . ' I . Fl nil: l'shs-r 2: T' 44- Ig a - 3 , ' A I ' . I ' azi - .. ..'e. ,Ig S .l2: 5 1 ' H ' ' . R ' 2 .' . . I L ' .' ' 1 I N. 2 .I ty ' 4 A I 5 - n . 'Z f .. ' 4. J . ll , H U - 1, C ' . . - T ' . 2 1 X ' . . : . . 5 . I : - Ca '- ,z, 3. : - . e . Q ': i' - . ' . H ll ' , . 'L il- I 2 . ' . 1 -- . . . . - l I Ain ' .rs 4 2 Lv .1 1 L ' ' . 1 f . H . A , ' ..' .. 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M 23 V41 'hun JEAN P SIMONSON College I rep 'llzss I lelland Chevrlfadr-r2 3 Gym Teaml 2 3 Intramural Basketball 1 Z 'I Year book Stall 2 3 Student K ouncll 1 Z Clee Club Z 3 Camera Club 3 Flag Carrler 1 2 3 Junlor Docoratlons 2 Chapel l rogram 3 Jean s exuberant full of Vlm She dates a certaln boy named lm An Esther WllllamS ln the pool She s very soclable ln school JEAN SMILES College Prep Mzss Poxon Yearbook Staff 3 Glee Club 2 3 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 Typlng Clubl 3 Usher2 Slncere Oflglnal and shy Scholastlcallv she s very hlgh And wlth the chlldren she s a hlt When she goes out to baby slt WILBUR JOHN SMILES Fluffy College Prep 'Vlr Shook Footballl 2 3 Trackl 2 3 Bas ketballManager1 2 3 Student Coun cll lBuslness Mgr! 3 Dlspatch R porter3 Yearbook StalT3 Intramural Baskelballl 2 3 Typlng Club 3 P T A lrogram'3 Usherl 2 Flag Car rler2 'l On the small slde IS our In every sport he shows hls stuff He oversees Youth Center fun Wllh Joyce he rates A number 1 CHARLES RICHARD STEIN Chuck College Prep Mr Rou land Yfarbook Stall' 2 5 fCOFdlt0fJ Bandl Z 3 Organ Clubl 2 3 Cam era Club '3 Chapel Program 3 Boys Glee Club QPIZDISU 3 P T A Pro graml Z 3 He s very versatlle and whlzzes Through all hls math and sclence QUIZZQS Thls muslc lover collects for un Hls traffic tlCk9tS on the run ARTHUR TAMBUR Corky Iolleye Prep 'Vlr Rouland otblll Z 3 Trackl Z 'I In mural Basketball I 2 'fl Flag Carrler 3 llshl r 1 Typlng Club I In football and track he s rough and ready And Wllh a gun hls hand IS steadv To manv he seems a bflshful guv But a certaln Junlor s got hls e e 'S' 114 ALMA RUTH TOBIN 1 ommerclal Mzss Poron Bandl Z 'I Clee Club Z '4 Maga zlne Drlve lBus Mgrj 3 CS:-nj 2 Intramural Basketball 1 Salvatlon Army lassle she Looks forward to a captalncy She SIYIVCS ln muslc to excel And plays the Alto very well MARION BERNICE VAVREK General Mzss Pozon Magarlne Drlve 'I MZYIOH llkes to cook and sew Whlch pleases John her steady beau In baseball she IS seldom topped In basketball she s never stopped IATRICIA ANN VINCELLI Patty General Mzss Clelland Nlajoretted 3 Clee Clubl 'fl Hag Carrler 2 Intramural Basketball l Z Pattv s one of the General glr s J3Ck19 IS her chlef dellght She wrltes to hlm most every nlght JEAN MARLENE VOLPETTI lollege Prep Mzss Poxfm Yearbook Stall' 'i Glee Club 3 '3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Typlng Club Z Camera Club3 P T A Pro gram 3 Chapll Program 3 Usher 2 3 Flag Carrlerl 3 Conferfncr-Culdel Wlth Joklng ways that make you smlle Scbolastlcally she s rlght ln style She llkes to drlve the famlly Cdl' On whlch she s left a permanent scar MARY JANE VOSBURG Janey C ommerczal Mlss C lelland Yearbook Staff 3 Maga7ln+ IDYIVC CSecH Z 3 Clle Club i Mschanlcal Drawlng Club 'I Jumor Decorations 2 Chapel I rogram 3 Here s a glrl Wlth talent rare Smlllng face and llght brown h llr Janey IS her hlgh school name In commerclal art she ll galn her fame J ' , 'U ' Y I l ,-: Q , g -N: A 7 -,fc .l .. . ., 5 1 If ',.g , , , .3 ' ' Y ii 1 ' 1 V li - , . . . 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'I - ' ' . . , Y Q ' .l . 1 I. . ,w . , y,. 24 BRUCE SAMUEL WARSHAL lolleqe Prep Mr R01lf!I71d Il me room Ofhccr I Class VIPC r-sldrnt Z Band l 2 r I 'I C hapel I rogram 'I Warshal s a loquaclous guy Hell argue wlth all hls mxght He runs the hurdles after school And dates the gals at nlght KFNNF I'H LFF WEISKERGER Hxsser College Prep 'Mr Shook tball I trxmur1lBask1tlullI Z I Bandl 2 Hag Carrlcr 1 C hapel Irogram Z 3 Glee Club Z 3 In sports and musxc he IS prlme IJTIVIIIH h1s c1r l I he spends much tlme No matter wh It he s havmg un And Mully IS hls Only One ROBERT CHARLES WFRTS Boa College I rep r Shook Poothalll Z 'I Trackl 2 'I Year book Staff 3 Intramural Basketball I I C hapel Irogrmx I l sher I g Bobby Werts IS on the ball A boy for whom the gurls all a He lxkes h1s sports exceedmg we At college football he ll excel KAY LOUISF WHARFN College Prep 'llzss Poxon Band I 2 'I Yearbook SMH Z 'I lu C lub Z 'I Typmg C lub I C' T Il th Z I 0 C s Im rams rgan luh I Intramural Baskttlall 1 Z Chapel am Z 'I A I r rgra llshf r I Thls semor glrl whose name IS Kay Is re Illy hvelv In every way She plays the bells for Mr Netter And she can surely pen a letter BERNARD JOH N WIFRBOWSKI Bernle Gemrnl Ur Shook ntball I 'I Has 'Iratk Wlth hls gultar he serenades Hrs cholce of all the senlor malds A player of whom hxs class can boast Sports wrlters named hxm Gallopmg Ghost DAVID W WILLIAMS Dave General Mr Roulmzd Bmd I I 'I Art Clubl 'I Orchestra Z 'I Intramural Baskfllall Z 'I Typ- ing C lub 'I Chapel Irogram 'I Glee C lub 'I Dave a flutlst In the band O11 pamts wlth a clever hand He studles wlth a tlreless zeal The dxfferent makes of automobile JAMES J WILLIAMS lm General Mr Shook Track I Marchlng Band tC'olor C uardh I Z Student C ouncll I Intra mural Basketball I ' Typxng Club 3 Chapel Program 'I Flag Carrxer 1 2 'I A sallor some day he wlll be And sall across the stormy sea Who ll walt for hlm on homeland shores It s Marxlyn whom he adores THOMAS WILLIAMS Tom General 'llr Rouland Track I 2 'I Flag Carrler 3 Intra mural Basketball! Z I If early some mormng you should stray Up to Hardmg Mt Zlon way On hls door you d find a slgn I m down at the creek on my trapplng lme ROBERT JOHN YARICK Lefty C ollege Prep Mr Rouland Intramural Basketball I 2 3 Usherl Golf seems to SUII hum to a ee He plays and caddxes constantly The speclal thlng he wants to do Is wear the Army Alr Force b ue WILLIAM EARL YEOMANS W1 General II r Shook Footballl 2 3 Trackl 2 3 Bas kctlmlll Z Bandl Z I Yearbook Staff tBus Mgrl 3 Junlor Class Of ficer Z Student Councll II resldenth 3 Clu Club 2 3 Chapel Irogram 3 Homt room Ofhcer Z Through Pee Wee s doorway see them enter Lols and Wllly her football CGIIIQI' In Student Council he s so busy The pace he sets would make you dlZZy gg I vi . I . . I . ' 2 ,1.,.3 ,-L .,1 ' 1: I- 'fn T'-1. ' ' 'J' I'r.'- ':' .',3:'I'avk.2. -1' -2 K. 7. I . . 7 ,, ' .' 'I ' l . I ' ' -y' -I v A ' .K . . ' I, , . ' r I ,I II I . H 'U I' IIJ' vv 1 , , . 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Htl' n 5 3 f a'-nm law ,Url V Q4 21' N LIFE BEGINS TOMORROW f COMMENCEM ENT PROGRAM Selectlon Aurora Overture Yoder Tre Academlc Processmon Prlests March Cfrom Athalxe J Mendelssohn Semor Hrgh School Band The Invocatlon Rev Paul D Wells Fzrst Presbylerzan Church Ccmmencement Hymn Psalm CXXII Graduatmg Class and Audlence Semor Chorus Onward Chrxstlan Soldlers Barmq-Gould Sullwan Oratlon Our Flag The Symbol of Democracy Joseph Nxcholas Blanco Clarmet Solo Romance Becker Bruce Samuel Warshal Oratxon Our Homes The BBSIS of Democracy Barbara Delaney Organ Solo Andante Cantablle Cfrom the Flfth Svmphonvl Tscharkou skz Oratlon Our Schools The Workshop of Democracy Jean Plerce Slmonson Fl.1te Solo Poupee Valsante I oldznz Davld Wlllldm Wxlhams Commencement Address Prlvxleges and Dutles m a Free Natron Mr Emxl A Mesmcs Personnel Drrecior R F A CSen1or Hlgh School Prmclpal 1930 19423 Selection Pavane Ravel Semor Hlgh School Band Announcements Awardmg of Pnzes R J W Templm Superznlendenl Presentauon of Dlplomas John W Hughes Presrdenl Board ofEducat1on Class Song Graduatmg Class Alma Mater Graduatmg Class and Audlence The Benedlctlon Rev Joseph E O Brlen Immaculale Concepfzon Church The Academlc Recessmn Marche Aux Flambeaux Clark Semor Hugh School Band W! 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JUNIOR GIRLS SOPHOMORE GIRLS SOPHOMORE BOYS Left to rzght F1rstRou Prudence Adams Mary McGraw Arcxlla Redlck Gall Manley Nancy Fusco Betty Stead Judv LaNun71ata Marv Sp1nell1 Jean Fellce Nancy Davls Carolvn Howells Concetta Cordora .Second R011 Sally Eshelman He1d1 Kern Betsy Mlrro Chrlstme Wxnslow Helen M1kol1c7vk Jane Lewls Bettie Ann Rogers Elame Krleger Edna Barnhart Alma Rosencrans Joan Vlncelll Mary DeLucca Nancy Davles Aurella Memchlm Thzrd Ron Mona Morgan Connle Emlgh Dolores Panzttta Joan Donnora Adellne Cesarx Robert1H1rtman Pdna Levan doskl Javne Alexander Kathryn Kms Chrlstme Brunaccl Norma Gregorl Shxrley Metz Sandra Sykes Ruth Ash Absent Marllyn Wxlhams Nancy Huff Shlrley George yr Lef! to rzghl Fzrst Rou Anthony Pugllese Blame Chrlstlan Thomas Nuzzalo John Alalmo Steven Salvagglo Gerald Langhorne James Smlth Robert Todd Davld Alberlgl Joseph Nardone Robert Tambur Carl Wexss Rober Mllkman Second Rou Charles Sands Clayton Klnsey George Solomon Douglas Avery Jack Watson Damel Bell John Mulhall Robert Clarke Gordon Wllhams Dale Matthews Samuel Clpolla John Heal Robert Blerlw Robert Hughes Sterlmg Flske Th1rd Hou Norman Morse Vxncent Mlrro Nlcholxs Volpettl Rlchard Rossl Rlch 1rd Havard Donald Grodls Wllllam Castellam Dave Bartlett Curtls Thomas Glenn Jones Danlel Lunnv D wld D Andrea Larry Dsmond Edward Rau Absent Merle Balnbmdge 31 3 1 l- 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 A 1 1 l - 1 ' 1 l 1 1 J 1 Q 4. 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FRESHMAN BOYS Left to rzght Fzrst Row Ned Shaughnessy Rlchard Hmes Mal Carey Robert Dwyer Thomas Salvagglo Joseph Cheslxck Chfford Melberger Santo Insalaco Charles Shugdlnls Edward Quinn Wllham Dankullch Gregory Rltfle Pat Cumbo Second Raw Donald Lloyd Donald Roth Eugene Manganello Joseph Clgan Lawrence Weaver Eugene Hayden Rlchard Frushon Jerome Kosloskm Charles Hayes Ted Lumley Donald Conklm Thzrd Rou Walter Placek John Dombroskey Terrell Salerno Freddle Wlllxams Jay Woods Robert Trowbrldge Donald Wells Leonard Brown Davld Carpenter Joe Mlller Donald MacDonald Robert Bartlett Robert Rodham Kelth Irace Fourth Hou James Harned Robert Dovm Ronald Schoner John Sorber Henry Plechota John Argonls Robert Howe Iaul Watson John Shannon Fred Pello Roland Welsser Raymond Cr1sc1 Leo Grady Absent Gerald Parry Anthony Verdlne Anthony lgmont Left to rzght Fzrst Row Noreen Van Tuyle Marlene Occhlato Susan Balnbrxdge Ann Marxe Kalser Irene Hastle Rou Lottle Mlkollcvyx Mary Louxse Yaletska Patrxcla Coskey Audrey Campbell Barbara K1ller1 Mana Montante Rosemary Wlerbowskl Isabella Farxno Josephme Mmnelll June Ardollne Anna Sompel Carolyn LaNunf1ata Geral dlne MdlChl0dl Margaret McGraw Thzrd Rou Marx lou Evans Rlta Botteon Beverly Savmo Sallle Coburn Marlon Occhxato Jo Ann Dente Sara Trlschltta Nancv Brttmger Caryl Mensch Roberta Howells Jacquelln Draper Dlana Menlchlnl Shell 1 McT1gue laula Davls Barbara Havard Absent Geraldme l anghorne Grace lagoda Rlta DeNxsco 3 . .I : l - ' ' D . z ' . . . 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A 1 1 1 1 1, 1 1, 1 1.. 1 - - 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 -1 A' 1 1 1 ' 1 11 1 ' 1 1 ' P 1 .1 ' ' '1 1 1 1 l l, ,,. . 1, fr' 1 l 1 , 4 1., 4. 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 - ' 1 -1 1 '1 1 - 4 1 1 4 . 1 1 ' 1 ' ' ' 1 4 1 1 1 - 11 SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS Left to rzqhl Fzr t R011 Lucllle Nlncentl Brrbara Kupcek Carolyn Horan Carol Lepore Joanne Rosencrans Rebecca Harms Ann W hlttaker Carolee Brennan latr1c11 lflhs Nancy Wesley Krthrxn b61tlPl Katle Klem Second Rou Grace Ins rlaco Nancy Welmer Barbar1S1nds Fllen Fvans Rosemrrw Aroshus Chrlstlne L reen Jo rnne Car felo Reglna l rntuccl Dlanne Coolbaugh Barbarx l' xans Srndra Smlth le llen Damel 'Ilmd ltou Lols Oliver Nor ma Jean Brooks Elwabeth Stead Nancv l oder Bex erlw Wagner Carol Bahl Ann M me Stexcnson Barb rrr Rowlands Tlald Eiutera Ann Mane Manganlello Loulse l hethean Sandra Perrv Angelo Stanlto Absent Nancy Dymond Dor ot y e SEVENTH GRADE BOYS left to rzght Fzr t Itou Eugene LaBar Barrv Shaw Lrrry Scott Robert Krum Thomas Martln Joseph Bohan Wlllard Hunter Mxchael Austln .Second Rott Glynn Kmsey Ralph Rostock Wlllllm Stead Samuel Gr rce Joseph Mlller Robert Perretr Marlo Petruzzlello Robert Cav 1lar1 Ronald Rogers Damel Cesarl Louls Forlenn John Iao laccx Davld Teuten Thomas Evans Thzrd Ron Domlmck Occhlato All rn Wlcks C ary Vmcelll D9.Vltl Scull Bruce Beldlng Larrv Ventrt Nelson Rozelle John Wrlls Robert Irace laul LaNunz1at1 Donald Hlte Wtlham Vlew Drew Smlth Davld Gollem Mlchael Harned Fourth ltou Barry Warshal lhomas Depuy Lours Belpulsr Hrrry Davxs leter DOYYIIDIC Emmet Coolbaugh Blll Rutledge Rlchard 'lodd Gerxrd 7e77r Drmel Flrnnery Thom as Wlllxams Frank Agatx Prancls Wesley Santo Agollno Ifzflh ltou Mlchael Wmslow Wxllum lowell Andrew Slmko Stephen Robertson Kenneth Vlelberger Sam Capone Robert Kltchen Donald Fshelman Jack Pahl Donald TOUKIHS Damel Thomas Grry Werts Fred Rosencrrns Absent Rlchard leck George Menn Peter Yarashus Ronald Marth Morrls Ketchum Wlllnm Kern 34 l . 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SV 4 V 4 4 4 4 4 4 ' 4 J 4 4 4 4 4 - ., 4 V V ., 4 .. . 4 , , ,, ., , . , 4 4 . Hello again from the Hol lywood of Northeastern Penn sylvama West Pittston' Our column this issue will be cen tered on the understudies for the featured players As you all know not everyone can be famous at the same time but as the Senior sun sets on the horizon the underclassman moon beams all the brighter Their deeds promise to be spec tacular The movie camera now focuses on the up and coming talent in Junior High School An especially fine performance was the Harvest Hoe down which was presented for the November P T A The nar rator was Raymond Crisci W all enjoyed the vocal talent displayed by Ronald Rogers Richard Hines Nancy Weimer and June Ardohne Sylvia Vincent played the marimba and Eugene Manganello the accordion Next in the line of enter- tainment was the Chri tmas program narrated by Sandra Deitrick. Solos were sung by Mary Ann Wharen and Gail Kri e The latter also played the piano in a piano-organ duet with Miss Fear. The underclassmen have been very active in producing chapel entertainment. This year Betty Lou Simonson sang Steve Salvaggio played the ac- cordion Bobby Barnhart gave a star performance on the vibra- harp and Helen Marinello strummed the ukelele while singing Down the Trail of Aching Hearts. Eh 0 6' gz- sv' JL 'Qs' 35 Attention Mr and Mis West Pittston and all the hot rods on Wyoming Avenue' Tell m What secret powers does the class of 54 have over Jane Phillips Kate Mulhall Peggy Smith Dick Bartlett and Jim Jones? Darwin what does sociology have against you? Why doesn t Dolores Cigan come to Youth Center any more? Grace where did you get that laugh? Why does Tommy Lloyd go down to Pee Wees every noon? Why is Kenny Evans so quiet in school? Does Nancy Galloway wish to become the Elsa Maxwell of West Pittston? What makes Betsy Mirro so athletic? Why does Garry Werts so much desire to become a left tackle for the Rams? What makes Miss Gates basketball team so good? Where did Joan Vin celh get her million dollar smile? When was Jack Pahl inspired to write the following? When we start going up the stairs CI know we ll get there sooner or later' I know it s just for exerciseb I wish they d install an escalator Ill The books are heavy the books are big All day long I ve carried them' I carry them morning I carry them night Till I feel as though I ve married them! A strange thing about the underclassmen is their curious pennames Some of the origins of these names are easy to understand such a Rock Checkele Punky Richards Mully Spinelli Teacher killer Jones Tex Bartlett Lipstick Powder and Pamt Cefalo Crazy Legs Lloyd and Denny Dennison How ever can you tell me where these mysterious ones came from? Dynamite Phillips String Sheridan Back Road Smith and Pire Bug Volpe But the strangest of all is Rachel Frenchie Gilmore' While visiting the various lots around school we have noticed these people starring in their own romantic roles Mary McGraw and Darwin Dennison Marge Bulford and Dale Matthews Jane Lewis and Tommy Lloyd ue Greenland and Terry Williams Jean Felice and John Mul hall Shirley Metz and Gordie Williams Maureen Fadden and Joe Nardone J me Lewis and Bobby Bierly. . .Noreen VanTuyle and Donnie Wells. . . Janice Clelland and Dick Gal- loway. As you all know the juici- est gossip can always be found behmd the scenes. You can al- ways count on finding these people there because-Tex Bartlett is always apologizing . . . Nancy Culkin is always gos- siping. . .Punky Richards is al- ways clowning around. . .Joe Vavrek is always planning dates . . . Betty Stead is alw zys wear- ing her cowboy hat. . .John Dombrosky is alway talking to the girls. . .Rachel Gilmore is always giggling. Behind the sports scenes od SV! P4 X45 f'AUN 0 0 I Q 50 0 al 0 ?um,ufS 0 sei is 17X A45 , Y XI 36 X you can see Joe Litzi plead ing with the basketball to get in there baby get in' Dale Matthews acting as coach Donald Roth helping to manage the football team Gordle Wil hams practicing those famous foul shots Just by keeping your eyes open you might notice Flmer Vosburg blushing when a girl speaks to him Ann Spinelli being absent from school Jimmy Smith blushing in lit erature class Carl Mead be mg welcomed to school Polly Morgan swimming because she loves it Lenny Brown calling a square dance for P T A Tina Butera being rewarded for her work in the magazine campaign Cord Sheridan the gourmet of the class of 55 eat mg as usual Sam Capone getting all those silver dollars Football season brought out many hzdden facts about the underclassmen For instance did you notice Mully Spinelli s two toned majorette outfit? Speaking of stylish outfits Ra- chel how about the time you wore flannels to the game?. . . Checkele we hear that the well-dressed man prefers sus- penders!. . .Kate Mulhall understand is preparing for track season by sprinting home occasionally! Well here you have some news from the younger set. As you can see they have not been at all lazy in school activities. Their contributions to the mag- azine drive and yearbook cam- paign too have been an im- mense aid to the success of these projects. Thanks! Luck and success when you reach your final role as Seniors! 4 I 4 4 u P l P 5 ik P1 CV IT I is -.fin gd ff 4 my 'nw lx vrjbie? 2 ws .... D 3 R ulfrrm Fi? ,, !r-. P Ag.. mn STUDENT COUNCIL hams Wxllxam Yeomans .Smorzd R011 Mary McGraw Carolyn Howells Shella McT1gue Jacquelm Draper Robert Welnland Donald MacDonald Donald Wells Nlcholas Volpettr John Mulhall STUDENT COUNCIL AND YOUTH CENTER Thls year the members of the Student Councll agaln showed thelr orrglnallty IH planmng varlous programs for the Saturday nlght fun at Youth Center The oflicers were Presldent Wllllam Yeomans Vlce Presldent Thomas Lloyd Sec retary Joy e Brown Freasurer Martha Blerly Busmess Manager Wllbur Smlles 'l hese ofhcx rs together wlth the other student representatxves and thelr advlser Mr Wxlhams contributed tlme and effort to makmg our Youth Center enjoyable to all who mttended Among the many entertamlng programs of the year were the Chrlstmas Dance where the Rams were honored and glven glfts by the Youth Center the ple eatlng contest won by Thomas Lloyd the Twlrp Dance at whlch Nancy Galloway was presented wlth the tltle of Mlss Twlrp and the Valentlne Dance where Vlrglnla Culkln was chosen queen and Robert Werts her klng I4 very week there were novelty dances such as the John Paul Jones broom plck up str p and spot dances Those who dld not care to dance enjoyed themselves playxng pmg pong shuffleboard or checkers The Student Councll has done a line Job and we hope that the Youth Center wlll continue to be a success 40 X , 9 ., af kj 45 - S 1 : K . ,T In V 4 xi , h ' J :J ij , u 1 ' Q X, ' it ,K -W at if 'ff . 7 , Q I we - ' . Q I Left to fight: First Row---Wilbur Smiles, Thomas Lloyd, Martha Bierly, Joyce Brown, John Cohen, Mr. R. C. Wil- ! V 1 . , . . 3 . - . , 3 - 1 l , . ' . . . 1 1 i 'J 1 l r 1 i y I l ' 1 1 3 , . - v a , ' , P I . ic ' ' 1 ' , n 1 3 .- ' I T Y . . H . . .,, . . . . I Y ' Y ' 7 7 ' . 3 .7 . Y I 7 fx i' f . - , ,' 1 X n ' MAJORETTES Lrff to rzght Chrxstme Brunaccl Manlyn Wxllnams Rosella Cefalo Mary I ou1seSp1nell1 Nma Coss CDrum Mayor etteh Ellen Shlffer Carolyn Corsalettx Edna Reeves PBITICIA V1ncell1 CHEERLEADERS Lefl Io rzght Lola Melberger Kate Mulhall CCO captalnl Barbara Delaney Eleanor Sxmmons Aldona Wlerbowskl Jane I hllllps Ontalee Sorxcellx Betty Bonfantl Marle Chaump Nancy Mlller LCapta1nJ Ann Aroihus Jean Slmonson 41 . I 4 , . y B- . , J Y , E l 1 1. ' . 1 ' .4 1 ' , , , . , . , . w 1 , w ' 1 S - ,. , A X., ...N ' 1 ' 1 ' A ' I 1 1 1 , . . I . . ' . . . . . ' I l ' l I D ' I 6 WM Trumpets- -Charles Lepore, Lee Owens, Thomas Gallagher, Donald Grodis, Robert Bierly, Glenn Jones, Roland Weisser, Ned Wicks, Robert Milkman, Gregory Rifiie, Francis Belmont, Ann Barn- hart, James Kelchner. Horus-Alma Ruth Tobin, Rachel Gilmore, Roberta Howells, Connie Emigh. Here they come! Yes, you can see the colors flying and hear the stirring music of the Green and White band, accompanied by the cheerleaders and the majorettes, fine and spirited additions to the musical group. This year, under Mr. Netter's splendid super- vision, the' marching band created many interesting formations during halftime. These included repre- sentations of a trumpet, keystone, violin, bicycle, and church. A new idea for the presentation of the colors was also introduced. The Green and White band is the same band which could be heard playing that inspiring music for P. Saxophonesff Warren Schmid, Robert Richards Fred Williams, Heidi Kern, Dick Gal: loway, Charles Stein, Aaron Hastie. Trombones-Alex Mitchell, Barbara Delaney Martha Bic-ny, Charles Hayes, Clifl ford Melberger, Jim Evans, Roy Hay- ward, Mike Bianco, Donald George. iii 42 T. A. programs, chapel programs, and --most impor- tant' the Spring Concert. This affair was awaited eagerly, both by the townspeople and by the mem- bers themselves. The concert featured Aurora by Yoder, a comedy entitled Bedtime Story, Merry Widow, Knightsbridge March, and anumber of solo and duet selections. Again this year Mr. Netter will have to say good-bye to sixteen members of his band. Not only will they be missed by all, but they themselves will regret their severance from this organization. Flultfs ef David Williams, Grace Schweizer, Nan- cy Galloway, Peggy Smith, Betty Lou Simonson. flllIfIiIIPfN-'BTUC6 Warshal, William Pembridge, Harold Richards, Anthony Pasteur, Robert Clarke, Sue Greenland, Robert Howe, Harriet Howell, Kay Bisbing. Dflfms liurilrmrs fGrant Gregory. G Tubfis-Robert Weinland, John lit-al, Robert. Rodham. I3ellsfKay Wharen, Janice Clelland, Anne Rutledge, Etta Patience. Edward Rau, Anthony Zigmont, Ed- ward Quinn, Edwin Martin, Steve Salvaggio, Robert Barnhardt. 2 2 sir 'gt It E122 , lil A T Q i 5 i E V 4 Q f ' I 5 1 L E I I l 23,21 lfi lil 1 ! SENIOR HIGH GIRLS' GYM TEAM Left to right: Fin! ROZI' -Lois Melberger, Leonora Best, Jean Simonson, Edna Reeves, Marie Chaump, Carolyn Corsaletti,wBarbara Delaney, Nancy Lewis, Helen Albrecht. Second Hou'--Kay Wharen rPianistl, Concetta Cordora, Mary Mcfxraw, Judy LaNunz1ata, Edna Levandoski, Betsy Mirro, Helen Mikoliczyk, Dolores Cigan, Mary Louise Spinelli, Rosella Cefalo, Rachel Gilmore, Jane Phillips, Mrs. Elizabeth Llewellyn. Y L JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' GYM TEAM Left lo right: First lion' Kathyrn Seidel, Joyce Schmid, Mary Lou Evans, Theresa Wierbowski, Ruth Ann Hines, Barbara Quinn, Regina Zigniont, Nancy Weimer, Ann Whittaker, Carol Brennan, Patricia Ellis, Carole Lepore, Carolyn Horan, Lucille Vincenti. Second Ron' f-ff Margaret McGraw, Rosemary Aroshus, Angela Stanko, Ellen Evans, Sandra Smith, Norma Jean Brooks, Nancy Poder, Barbara Rowland, Ann Marie Stevenson, Carol Bahl, Tina Butera, Ann Marie Manganiello, Louise Phethean, Barbara Evans, Regina Pantucci. Third Row Claire Rindgen, Harriet Howell, Kay Bishing, Mary Lou Christian, Joyce Havard, Carolyn LaNunziata, Maureen Fadden, Susan Bainbridge, Judith Ann Gravell, Mary Lou Gdovin, Marion Breymeier, Elizabeth Shannon, Leona Baiera, Sandra Adams, Judith Monroe, Sandra Dietrick, Betty liou Simonson, Gail Krise, Janice Clelland. Fourllz Hou' -Jo Ann Dente, Marion Occhiato, Paula Davis, Barbara Davis, Barbara Donnora, Ann Marie Barnhart, Ann Marie Kaiser, Beverly MacCartney, Irene Hastie, Ellen Kane, Helen Alpaugh, Marlene Occhiata, Pauline Morgan, Nancy Bittinger, Caryl Mensch, Roberta Howells, Jacquelin Draper, Sheila McTigue, Rita Botteon. 44 BOYS' GYM TEAM Left 10 right: First Iiou'vJoseph Bohan, Donald Hite, Glynn Kinsey, Joseph Miller, Robert Ferretti, Donald Tonkin, Paul LaNunziata, Allan Wicks, Bill Rutledge, Morris Ketchum, Gerard Zezza, Michael Cordora. Scrond Hou' Thomas Depuy, Sam Giamber, Don Fadden, Edward Levandoski, Ned Wicks, Donald Chaump, Dale Robbins, Jimmy Ide, Thomas Obrzut, Mike Bianco, Donald George. Third Hou'--Richard Jones, Adam Dankulich, Richard Hines, William Dankulich, Mickey Melberger, Sterling Fiske, Donald MacDonald, Charles Sands, Robert Tambur, Robert Richards, Charles Medico, Danny Tambur, Mal Carey. Fourth Hou'-Raymond Crisci, Freddie Williams, Joseph Bianco, Ronald Dietrick, Thomas Lloyd, Dick Bartlett, Charles Lepore, James Evans, David Barnes, Darwin Dennison, Thomas Gal- lagher, Elmer Vosburg, Mr. Elwood Swingle. After weeks of arduous practice the stunt artists were ready to present one of the greatest shows on earth at the annual gym team exhibition. As they went through their routines on the mats, rings, and parallel bars, the girls evinced skill and agility in the stunts taught them by Mrs. Llewellyn. The members of the boys' gym team, under the direction of Mr. Swingle, ex- hibited special talent in back flips and all kinds of complicated twists and turns on the trampoline, as well as on the mats. Also noteworthy were their performances on the parallel bars, rings, high bar, ropes, and all the other gym equipment. 45 GIRLS' CLEE CLUB First Sopranos Left to right: First Rowe Ontalee Soricelli, Carole Grey, Ellen Shiffer, Edna Reeves, Marianna Reid, Nancy David, Eva Chris- tian, Nancy Smiles. Second Hou'-Rosanne Marinello, Frances Cerza, Dorothy Ro- manowski, Lois Havard, Pauline Gai, Dolores Cigan, Lois Melberger, Loretta Ro- manowski. Absent-Ann Spinelli. Second Sopranos Left io right: First Rowff Margaret Bulford, Barbara Delaney, Mary Louise Spin- elli, Miss Cathran J. Fear, Theresa Insalaco, June Odell, Nadine Alexander, Helen Barber. Second Row fAlice Klein, Nancy Cul- kin, Jane Lewis, Joy Ketch- um, Sue Greenland, Ann Aroshus, Kate Mulhall, Marilyn Huff, Jean Smiles. Third Rozz' -f-Grace Schweit- zer, Betty Bonfanti, Nina Coss, Carolyn Corsaletti, Jean Kovaleski, Patricia Rindgen, Janet Carpenter, Sally Levandoski, Nancy Galloway. Altos Left to right: First Row- Sally Nuzzalo, Jane Phillips, Rachel Gilmore, Palma Ser- ino, Alma Ruth Tobin, Pat- ricia Vincelli, Doris Baker, Eleanor Simmons. Second Hou?-Nancy Kocher, Mary Ann Sompel, Janice Lock- ledge, Nancy Miller, Marie Chaum Pe Smith Ro- ' P, KEY , , sella Cefalo, Nancy Lewis. Third Row A,-- Etta Patience, Helen Albrecht, Jean Simon- son, Martha Bierly, Jean Volpetti, Kay Wharen, Mary Jane Vosburg, Rosalie Rhoades. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Left to right: First lion'- Robert Weinland, William Yeomans, Harold Richards, Joseph Pastore, Lee Owens, Glenn Jones, Robert Clarke, Lloyd Patience, Kenneth Weiskerger, David VVilliams. Second lfou'--Terry Wil- liams, Grant Gregory, James Evans, Robert Bierly, Aaron Hastie, Thomas Evans, Alex Mitchell, Joseph Volpe, Robert Barnhardt, Charles Stein. Mr. Willis T. Netter, leader. ORGAN CLUB Left to right: Standing-ff Ontalee Sbricelli, Rosalie Iihoades, Rosella Cefalo, Anne Rutledge, Charles Stein, Etta Patience, Susan Bainbridge, Nancy Davies, Noreen Van Tuyle. Seafcd -V-'Miss Cathran J. Fear, Nancy Smiles. JUNIOR BAND Lcf! to right: First Rt7Il'f Mary Ann Wharen, Harriet Howell, Regina Zigmont, Louise llhethean, Claire Rindgen, Maureen Radden, Janice Clelland, Ann Rut- ledge, Roland Weisser, James Kelchner, Bruce Belding, Peter Dominic, Richard Todd, Gail Krise. Second Ron'-Joseph Bohan, Kenneth Melberger, Joanne Dente, Kay Bisbing, Maur- een Ochiatta, Lawrence Weaver, Ronald Rogers, Ned Wicks, Thomas Evans, Frances Belmont, Nelson Rozelle, Allan Wicks, Charles Medico, Richard Galloway. Third Hou'--f Syl- via Vincent, Roberta How- ells, Mary Lou Christian, Ann Barnhart, Gladys Bart- lett, Charles Hayes, Lewis Forlenza, Clifford Melberg- er, Michael Bianco, Donald George, Willard Hunter. Fourth Ron' Robert Rod- ham, Edward Quinn, Edwin Martin, Hubert Rau. THE STARS ARE SINGING As you walk from one end of the main hall to the other during fourth period on Tuesday morning, you will hear strains of harmony coming from the girls' and boys' glee clubs as they diligently practice for the annual Spring Concert. The girls' glee club, under the careful guidance of Miss Fear, spends most of the time singing such songs as Sweethearts and You're Just In Love. In Room 19, the boys, led by Mr. Netter, are concentrating mainly on part singing. Some of their specialties are Desert Song, The Pirate Song, and The Halls of Ivy. VELVET TOUCH Do you frequently hear the echo of an organ melody during the noon hour and after school? You can be sure that one of the members of the organ club is practicing earnestly. These talented musicians, instructed by Miss Fear, offer organ preludes at P. T. A. and add much to our chapel programs. ENCORE This year, Mr. N etter's Junior Band displayed fine talents at the Annual Spring Concert. Am-ong their selections were Pacific Grandeur and Brasses Triumphant March. Sylvia Ann Vincent rendered a marimba solo. We are sure that next year tl3e Senior Band will benefit through the preliminary experience gained by these uniorsf' IT REMAINS TO BE SEEN The Camera Club has been originated this year by Mr. Shook. The club has enjoyed sponsoring a photography contest, viewing slides obtained from the East- man Kodak Company, taking part in interesting duscussions, learning to develop pictures, and going on several outings. Robert Shive has been an excellent president of this well-organized club. Clelland. SENIOR TYPING CLUB Left to right Fzrst Row Lois Melberger Virginia Culkin, Lee Owens Setond Row-Nancy Lewis Carole Grey,'Helen Albrecht Third Row-Barbara Delaney Wilbur Smiles Florme Dominic. Fourth Row Lewis Richards Kay Whar en, Arthur Tambur Fifth Row - David Williams James Williams Jean Smiles. Sucth Row Ellen Shiffer, Nina Coss Patricia Rindgen, Miss Margaret KEEPER OF THE KEYS Where are the Seniors? Today is Thursday, so a few of them can be found in the typing room, under the supervision of Miss Clelland. Here the College Prepara- tory and General Course students are taught such essentials as proper spacing, ac- curacy, and speed Ainformation valuable in their future work, whether as typists or as college students. The Juniors can be found in this same room on Friday, under the leadership of Miss Curtis. They are taught the parts of the typewriter, keyboard control, paragraphing, and rhythme-the latter to the strains of music such as the Doll Dance. Preparation like this will enable them to become accomplished typists in a comparatively short time. JIGSAW Straight line! Proper technique! Placement is important! .... These words can be heard as one passes Room F. The mechanical drawing club has helped the students to use drafting instruments and to make isometric drawings and architec- tural designs. Mr. Williams hopes the Juniors will be interested next year, since not many of them were currently in the club because of their crowded schedule. See you next year. Hope you accomplish as much as we did. RAINBOW ROUND MY SHOULDER Quiet! Genius at work! In the art room during the first two periods on Wednes- day, you will see the future Rembrandts, Dalis, and Cezannes busily engaged in creating the masterpieces of the age. Included in the finished products are paintings, sculptures, carvings, and sketches. The art club has also contributed to the colorful displays in the main hall and to the Christmas decorations during the Yuletide season. All the activities along this line are directed by Mr. Brown. head of the art department. CAMERA CLUB Left to right: Standing - Robert Shive fPres.l, Mr. Shook. First Row Rosalie Rhoades, Joe Bianco, Grant Gregory. Second Row Mir- iam Delahunty, l'auline Gai, Jean Volpetti, Marianna Reid. 'l'hird Row- Jean Simonson, Martha Bierly !Vice-pres.l, Mary Louise Spinelli, Nancy Kocher. l ourIh. lion' Charles Stein, Harold Richards, Robert Naugle. 49 MECHANICAL DRAWING CLUB Lrf! Io right: First Ron' Mary Jane Vosburg, Jean Kovaleski. Svcmid Ron' Aaron Hastie, Donald Val- lere, Mary D'Andrea. Third lfllll' Mr. R. C. Williams, John Weiss, Loretta Roman- owski, Ronald Dictrick. JUNIOR TYPING CLUB Imff fo right: l z'rsI Ron' Nancy Galloway, Rosella Cefalo, Grace Schweitzer, Rosanne Marinello, Rosalie Rhoades. Smwnzd Nou' Sue Greenland, Peggy Smith, Etta Ilatienee, Dolores Cig- an, Rachel Gilmore. Third Nou' Dorothy Romanow- ski, Kate Mulhall, Betty Bonfanti, Jane Phillips, Jane Lewis. Fourlh I5ou'--'I'her- esa Insalaco, Nancy Culkin, Sally Levandoski, Mary Louise Spinelli, .Iohn Kizis, Ann Louise Spinelli, Miss Esther Curtis. Fifth Ron' Donald Vallere, Aaron Has- tie, Robert Barnhardt, Jos- eph Pastore. ART CLUB Left to right: First Hou' Gregory Riffle, Claire Rind- gen, Helen Marinello, Rob- ert Rodham. Sm-ond Row Marianne Zach, Sandra Ad- ams, Jay Woods, David Carpenter, Pauline Morgan, Shelia Mc'I'igue. Third lfou' Betty Lou Simonson Joyce Havard, Sandra Diet, rick, Judy Gravel, Caryl Mensch, Ilubert Rau, Ray Bisbing, Roberta Howells, .lohn Argonis. SH 'lop fnlioflnm lfzr I lmu Cheer up Fxmily Mlghtw Mltei Junior Secretarxee Hlgh Boyo berond If0Il Andy Q Keeper Qdles Cfxmpugn Chxrtmg the Course. Thzrd R011 Tobacco Road Show The Hlgheot Bell Rmgerq Over 4 A - - A - 1 N xfs...-r wleYb0W8lCl Soupy Lepore Fluffy Smiles Bobby Werts Billy Yeomans Our football team, the newly nicknamed Rams, had a notably successful season, winning all ten games and setting a new 10-game state scoring record of 487 points. The Rams charged into the first game against Shickshinny and scored a 62-0 win. Tommy Evans led the nine-touchdown parade with three scores. A crack defensive team held Shickshinny to minus forty yards. We gained our second win at the expense of Dallas Township, 68-0. Nick Volpetti paved the way with three touchdowns as we made our highest score. The Rams traveled to game and scalped the Redskins, and Bernie Sheridan each scored twice The Green and White rolled over the West Wyoming, 43-0. Bernie Lepore each tallied 13 points. In our closest game of the fighting Pittston Eleven, 27-12 dirt twice, and George Mazur The Rams trounced W as great defensive work made the to the air lanes. Bernie and four extra points. In a raging snowstorm veled to Forty-Fort, grounded the Flyers T' and a 36-13 win. Skipper Lee Owens Kenny Weiskerger Pulley Sands 'al S101 'X Q 51 'Ik l ' 10-0- Bucky Mazur Dave Barnes Skip Sheridan Lloyd Patience Harp Carrozza by scoring on the opening kickoii' run Tom Evans crossed the goal line win, the Green and White de- easily, 49-6. Halfbacks Lepore scored twice, as did passes. Day was celebrated as we 'Eaglesf' 53-0. Our versatile including an 80-yard opening brought the season to a close in the Turkey Day clash with Exeter by winning, Wierbowski scored three times, and Tommy tallied three times, including two kickoff returns, 92 yards and the other a record-breaking 100-yard Many of the players from the line and back-field were honored by being named to various All-Star and All- Scholastic teams in the Valley. Bernie Wierbowski achieved special recognition by winning honorable men- tion on the All-American High School football team. The team was feted at a community program, where the boys received jackets, and at a banquet and program, where the seniors received sweaters. With a few veterans and many fine prospects from the Jayvees, we look fora successful season next year. 1 ,,.Xls:V. X 'JJ 'Q i Tommy Evans, Captain , l AQ. Snoz Naugle, Senior Manager Bobby GHFOY Roy Hayward Cy Bianco Jimmy Jones Joe Vavrek e r 5 ij: If F-an K . West Pittston ........ 54 West Pittston West Pittston West Pittston West Pi-ttston West Pittston West Pittston West Pittston West Pittston Plains ..... 59 Larksville. . . 96 Exeter ..... 78 Edwardsville. . 70 Fort y-Fort Pittston ..,. Luzerne ..., 70 65 Shickshinny 60 49 Wyoming. . ,I ,, .es , , f ' 2' it 5 iii 5 1 31' as Charles Y A 5955! Iii vw ff mi! Lepore I., tManagerl Wilbur Smile! A 77 .....81 60 . ..68 ...55 . ,,,t -. . . . . .59 . . . . . . . .75 i - - ' -61 A 4 V Joseph Raymond 1 .self Peter Carrozza ' g Bernard Wierbowski 1 ER 1 r . 'Y if ' gifs 1 . 3, ' be George Mazur This year our basketball squad had one of its better seasons. Coach Lew Shook's team was sparked by four veterans of last year's campaignACharles Lepore, George Mazur, Peter Car- rozza, and Bernie Wierbowski. Newcomers Joe Raymond, Thomas Lloyd, and Gordon Williams filled vacant varsity po- sitions very capably. In dependable substitute roles were John Poder, John Kizis, Robert Checkele, and John Mulhall. This entire aggregation compiled a record of thirteen wins and ten losses. The team started the season off in an encouraging manner, as we opened our exhibition series by. defeating a classy Taylor H. S. team. Success was ours again, when we racked up an im- pressive win over Dunmore High School, which is rated a Class A school, and then over Hughestown H. S., the Regional Class C Champs. Our next game was against Wilkes-Barre Township, and this we won by one point on a foul shot which was sunk during the closing seconds of the game. The last exhibition game of the year was our traditional game against the Alumni. Youth and agility proved too much for our older opponents, as we registered our fifth straight win. Although we could not keep our undefeated record for the rest of the season, the team did manage to win its share of the league games. One of the main reasons for the team's success was its height. Included among our tall men were: George Mazur, 6' 3 3 Bernie Wierbowski, 6' 1 g John Kizis, 6' 3 g John Poder, 6' 1 g and Gor- don Williams, 6'. Three of the brightest spots on our team were high scorers George Mazur, Charles Lepore, and Gordon Williams. The latter, a sophomore, who had played spectacular ball on the scrubs, de- 60 West Pittston West Pittston West Pittston West Pittston West Pittston West Pittston West Pittston sa. West Pittston t, West Pittston. . . , t Thomas Lloyd g John Pocler .K l ,JV eg: N Robert Checkele Gordon Williams veloped rapidly this year, and near the end of the season supplied that extra spark and scoring punch needed by the varsity. Gordy filled ,in exceptionally well for center George Mazur, who was injurel during the first half of the league season. Even though the current season was good, Coach Shook is looking forward to a still better showing in next year's campaign. He will be relying on the hight of John Poder, John Kizis and Gordon Williams, and on the playmaking abilities of John Mul- hall, Thomas Lloyd, and Robert Checkele. Coach Tom Christian's scrub team had an impressive record this year, one slightly better than that of the varsity. The scrubs played an inspired type of ball at all times during the season and they found that this practice paid off in victory almost always. Coach Christian has developed some fine prospects for next year's varsity-Merle Bainbridge, Joe Nardone, Don Grodis, Joe Miller, Ray Frushon, Donald Lloyd, and Leonard Brown- all of whom will be seeking varsity berths next year. Since the advent of an eighth grade basketball team a few years ago, our scrub team has shown much more class. Many fine players were developed from this team this season, and these boys will be eligible for league competition next year on the scrub team. For the last few years, our team has shown a definite trend to- ward improvement, and we hope that this will continue in the fu- ture. We look forward to next season, with expectancy of success and even greater glory for the basketball Rams of West Pittston. 61 ....,64 Exeterw... . .... 54 Larksville, . . ' ' Shickshinny, . . . , ,aa . . . . 44 Pittston. , . , Wyoming... Luzerne .... . , . . , Forty-Fort. . Edwardsville 47 . .,.. 60 69 . .... 63 66 . .... Plains ..,. . . 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