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

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UNDERCOVERSTUFF NAME Clayton Kinsey Kathryn Kizis Elaine Krieger Gerald Langhorne Judith LaNunziata Edna Levandoski Jane Lewis Dale Matthews Aurelia Menichini Shirley Metz Helen Mikoliczyk Robert Milkman Betsy Mirro Vincent Mirro Mona Morgan Norman Morse J ohn Mulhall Joe Nardone Thomas Nuzzalo Dolores Panzitta Anthony Pugliese Bettie Ann Rogers Richard Rossi Charles Sands Stephen Salvaggio James Smith George Solomon Mary Spinelli Elizabeth Stead Sandra Sykes Robert Tambur Virginia Thornton Robert Todd Nick Volpetti Jack Watson Carl Weiss Gordon Williams Marilyn Williams Christine Winslow USUALLY FOUND In black and cream Ford Talking Driving J enny At the stables Arguing Stating her opinion Asking for the car Thinking of Bettie Ann Chewing gum Planning where to go Doing acrobatics Planning world conquest In a hurry On the golf course Writing to Washington Waiting for 3:30 to come Telephoning J ean With the iWolfpack' Leading the tWolfpack' Blushing In his car With Dale With the tWolfpack' With a Sophomore girl Looking for a girl Creating a disturbance In Danny,s car Studying or debating Clowning around Jitterbugging Making touchdowns With Connie Absent With the iWolfpack' With Prudy Meditating At Mount Zion Smiling Waiting for the bus 26 FAVORITE EXPRESSION Lets go to Harding Tough I say, tough A' right at ready! Tird, dis How cute! Do you wanna bet? Hey! There's B. J. Scuse, please Oh-h! I dont know what to wear My nerves! We11.. .uh... Open the window Dese, Dose, Dem Charles this 8: Charles that Ah-h-h Hey Magee! Yeh! Oh, Sarah Close the window What do you say? Like a bunny Pm too busy Oh Sugar J ets! Way J o, J 0 0h, you,re funny! Itll fix your car Are you kidding? Kinda makes you wonder I dont know King Size, Jo, Jo Sure it is I'll hand it in tomorrow Shape up Gee Ah-h-h Up the house Hi Ya! Dig this

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NAME Prudence Adams J ohn Alaimo David Alberigi J ayne Alexander Ruth Ash Douglas Avery Merle Bainbridge Edna Barnhart David Bartlett Daniel Bell Robert Bierly Christine Brunacci William Castellani Adeline Cesari Blaine Christian Sam Cipolla Robert Clarke Marianne Connell Concetta Cordora Nancy Davies Mary DeLucca Joan Donnora Larry Dymond Nancy Edwards Connie Emigh Sally Eshelman Jean Felice Sterling Fiske Nancy Fusco Norma Gregori Donald Grodis Roberta Hartman Dick'Havard Pete Heal Carolyn Howells Robert Hughes Nancy Huff Glenn J ones Heidi Kern USUALLY FOUND With J ack Not at home Driving a snappy Ford Laughing With Lenny In his car With a cheerleader Listening to records Daydreaming Tinkering with cars Making 95,s In a red Ford With the tWolfpack' With Sally Fixing cars At the Pastime Playing basketball Giggling Chauffeiring people around Harmonizing At Kay's Doing shorthand in advance On Atlantic Ave. At Kresge's Traveling around Nardonets With J ohnny Walking around Visiting With Concetta and Mary Playing his trumpet Attending Church functions Hunting coons Delivering flowers At a Bob Wagner movie Holding a cue stick Wearing a smile In the bandroom Newsing around UNDERCOVER STUFF FAVORITE EXPRESSION Oh, Heavens! Are you kidding? Loretta I was just thinking Oh, come on ThatIs what you think! Now. . .uh. . . Gads! Beast Whatsamatter? You nuts? Oh? Oh dear! Whatchamacallet My nerves Hotdog Is this another test? How about opening the Windows? Whatdaya mean? What did you say? Heavens! Wait till I tell you Oh, no! Hot Diggity! Oh, my nerves! This time I mean it Don't let it bother you Good gracious! I dont know I don,t care Huh? What? Darn it! I dont it Hotrod Hey! There's B. J. Will ya wait a minute? Oh, sure If you want me to Oh, brother

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CLASSNIGHT 8t BACCALAUREATE PROGRAMS BACCALAUREATE SERVICE High School Auditorium Sunday Evening, J une Tenth Nineteen Hundred F ifty-Six Eight O'Clock Rev. Daniel R. Williams, Presiding Grace Presbyterian Church ORGAN PRELUDE .......................................................................... Miss Cathran Fear SELECTION-The Spacious Firmament on High ........................................................... Haydn Senior High School BandeWillis T. Netter, Director PROCESSIONAL-Pomp and Circumstance ................................................................. Elgar INVOCATION .......................................... , ............. Rev. George S. Howe, First M ethodist Church HYMN- All Hail the Power tDiademi .................................................................. Audience RESPONSIVE READING-Psalm 103 ............ . ..................... Rev. Paul D. Wells, First Presbyterian Church SELECTION- The Heavens are Telling iCreationi ........................................................ H aydn Trinoprano, Mrs. Jennie Morgan; Tenor, Rev. D. R. Williams; Bass, Mr. J . Henry Morgan Miss Ruth Wilson, OrganisteRev. D. R. Williams, Director OLD TESTAMENT LESSONeProverbs 29: 7-18 ...................... Rev. Walter Eastburn, Trinity Episcopal Church PRAYER ....................................................... Rev. Ernest Sperring, Luzerne Avenue Baptist Church NEW TESTAMENT LESSONe-Ephesians 1: 1-14 ...................... Rev. Robert Wood, Carverton M ethodist Church SELECTION- Come to Me tFirst Movement, Sonata, op. 27 no. 2i ....................................... Beethoven BACCALAUREATE ADDRESS-The Vision of Life .................... Rev. D. R. Williams, GraceiPresbyterian Church HYMN- Guide Me, 0 Thou Great Jehovah tArr. from Welshi ............................................ Audience BENEDICTION ......................................................... Rev. John Hill, First Congregational Church RECESSIONAb-Marche Aux Flambeaux ................................................................... Clark Senior High School Band CLASS NIGHT J une 8, 1956 This year the theme of class night was a town picnic honoi'ing the Senior Class of 1956. Some of the people who could be found at our picnic were the caretaker of the park where the picnlc was held; the mayor w1th his speeches; the photographer, who was hired to record the days events; and all the committeemen. The three-legged race, the talent and rock-and-roll contests, and the fashion show, which featured the Junior Miss models, all added up to a full program of entertainment. The theft of the Senior Class diary caused a good deal of excitement and revealed much of the history of the last twelve school years. Color was added to the picnic by the appearance of a band of gypsies who were willing to foretell the futures of the Seniors. Since so many things were lost at the picnic, special time was devoted to returning the articles to their Junior owners. The picnic ended with the formal reading of the Senior Class will and the singing of the class song. The program was then followed by the traditional mantle oration.