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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1959 volume:

HIGH SCI-IO 1 So then, come ye, Seniors, Juniors Come Soph'mores, Freshmen, all, And we'll keep the echoes ringing Through this dear old study hall. Let us own the white of virtue And the green for youth and right As we strive to all be worthy Of the dead' old Green and White. CARAVMI IIIVITES YOU DH A TRIP ALUIIG 'l'I'IE TIIRNPIKE s.. IL I ff? M 'La-iw Ln. xx 1 aff In , K 'I , F' I f, ff ',4 1 il 1 -2 W W 'A f , 'f A g .ik f f 43 gf ,Z f f f 4 x 1 An vi 5 -. - X 7 -i guns? ff ,, . k 5 V ff N ,li 'g W - 4 ,.,, If ,, ff. , -f fif Lis , f . 7 1,63 1-7 I1 , 1' fl ff Xxx Approachin' the end of our high school career, It's time that we started in thinkin', Of what we have done in our twelve years gone by, And what we will soon start in seekin'. We gathered the things that we did in the past, And to print them we've all been so busy, We've created this book with a highway the theme, And a car known as old Turnpike Tizzy. She travels the road from beginning to end, And stops only briefly at places, Where she shows the town and residents, too, And pictures the prominent faces. Through Sportsville we go in our Hsouped-up old crate Where we see an athlete so true. Then to Activityburg with its many divisions From Key Club to Organ Club, too. Though this is our book in a general sense, It's still not enough to disclose The things which are printed deep down inside, The things that the Caravan knows. DEDICATIOII We the Senlor Class of 1959 proudlv ded1cate thls yearbook to Mr E Ohn Thomas a member of the senlor hlgh school faculty After graduatlng from Hanover Townshlp Memorlal Hlgh School Mr Thomas attended Wllkes College where he recelved h1s Bachelor of Sclence degree He later earned h1s Master of Educatlon degree at The Pennsvlvanla State Unlverslty He served h1s country durmg both World Vlar II and the Korean War and IS now a major 1n the Unlted States Army Reserves In 1953 Mr Thomas began hls teachlng career at West Plttston Hlgh School and IH the same year he was appolnted asslstant foot ball coach Th1s past year Olle became head coach and under h1s capable dlrectlon the Rams completed a successful season Mr Thomas IS also a busy famlly man He and hls Wlfe are the proud parents of four MR E OLIN THOMAS g1rls Colette Joan Leshe and Alhson He has always been smcerely lnterested IH young people Through lnformal class dlscusslons he IS attemptmg to teach the baslc pr1nc1ples and problems of democracy so that hls students w1ll be better prepared to assume the dutles of cltlzenshlp In appreclatlon of h1s mterest ln us we the 81st graduatlng class of West Plttston Hlgh School dedlcate th1s lssue of the Caravan to Mr E Ohn Thomas 4 HIGHWAY SIIPEIIIIITEIIDEIITS ANDREW W LEWIS For the past five years Mr Andrew W LEWIS has been superlntendent of West Plttston Publlc Schools He attended East Stroudsburg H1gh School and was graduated from East Stroudsburg State Teachers College wlth a B S degree ln Educatlon Mr lewls recelved an M A degree ln Educatlon from Teachers College Columbla Unlverslty he also attended the graduate school of educatlon at Lehlgh Unlverslty He has taught at East Strouds burg Senlor H1gh School and has been supervlslng prlnclpal of Barrett Townshlp Schools for a perlod of years Outslde of hls school actlvltles Mr LEWIS enjoys travellng huntlng and fishlng Wlth adml ratlon and respect the Class of 1959 glV8S thanks to Mr LEWIS for the asslstance and understandlng he has offered us Zfdiwu R CHESTER WILLIAMS Mr R Chester W1lll3U1S prmclpal of Senlor H1gh School was graduated from Taylor H1gh School He recelved h1s A B degree from Pennsylvama UHlV6YSIty and h1s M A degree from Bucknell UHIVQFSIIZY In 1945 he was awarded the General Electrlc Fellowshlp for mathematlcs and sclence at Unlon College New York Mr Wllllams IS the faculty advlser of Student Councll In addltlon to belng actlve ln comrnunlty affa1rs and teachlng a Blble class he also enjoys gardenlng Wlth much respect the Class of 1959 pays trlbute to Mr R Chester Wllllams who has competently gulded us through our hlgh school years JAMES T AYRE Mr James T Ayre prlnclpal of Jumor H1gh School was graduated from Coughlln H1gh School H recelved hlS B S degree from Mansfield State Teach ers College and h1s M S degree from Bucknell Un1 verslty In add1t1oXnI tox hls ag. ,., teachlng actlvltles r yre IS the advlser to both the F T A and the Key Club The Class of 1959 IS grateful to Mr Ayre for the help he has glven us through the past years as teacher and guldance counselor ffC:'L,,z:.,QLa.,......J Wav . . . b- I Q J I . 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'14 -,..-- .1 QD 'I ' --- IIIGII COMMISSl0IlERS ' wg TO THE CLASS OF 1959 The deslre for happiness IS a deep fundamental urge wlthln all of us We dlffer only ln what each of us conslders happlness and ln the means by WhlCh xt may be achleved True happmess comes to us when We learn to find It 1n everythmg we do 1n our famxly hfe ln our work and ln dolng thmgs together wlth our frlends Happlness IS the cornerstone for success and llV1I1g lovlng and laughlng are the chlef factors ln 2.Ch19V1I1g that goal We wish the members of the Class of 1959 a happy and successful hfe' The Board of Dlrectors West Plttston School Board 'Na 'W' as 'ls ff'- Carlton H Stauier Jarrett W J enmngs John W Hughes Ernest Flsher Presxdent Vice-Presldent Secretary Treasurer ay 1 FUTURE Frank R Cree Chfford C Melberger Steryl L Serfoss lf sf 6 gf Y , , Q97 ' N x 4!,, ' Us -, T' . . . . .. 7 7 ' , . - - - , , , . a n zg gig-J W - . new We 1 as resy s , 'W 5 ' 31-3 .ff 45' , ., .. . .. . . , lx S 1 , K A 1, X J C S , , J 090- ACP D Esther L Clarke B S M Ed CMathematzcs and Englzshb Mansfield State Teachers College The Pennsylvanla State UDIVGFSICY Margaret M Clelland B S M S CAccountzng and Stenography Susquehanna Umverslty Bucknell Unlverslty Esther L Curt1s B S B C S M S CShorthand and Typmg Bloomsburg State Teachers College Rlder College Bucknell Uruverslty George R Davenport CSoc1al Studzes and Geographyj Bloomsburg State Teachers College HIGHWAY PATROL mov 7 Th ID .E .- Mlrxam B HZTIIS B A M A CPubl1c Speakmg and Spamshj Bucknell Unlverslty Ronald A Houser B Muslc Ed CMuszcJ Wheaton College Unlverslty of Mlchlgan Martha J Jones B S ln Chem Eng Sczence and Mathematwsj Bucknell Umverslty Myra B Kuschel B A M A CEnglzshD Syracuse Unlverslty e Pennsylvanla State Unlverslty ll ' n p ' l . l 1. ' J 6 - A - l Bs. . . . U ' Kenneth A Lewis fPhys1cs Gen Sczencej Merchant Marme Academy Wllkes College Nonne H MacGuffie A B B A CHzstory Publzc Speakmg and Englzshj The Pennsylvama State UHlV9TSlty Robert T O Connell B S M Ed Clndustrzal Artsl M1llersv1lle State Teachers College Bucknell Unlverslty HIGHWAY PA'I'Il0l 'O . ml.- Hllda B Poxon CLatm and Englzshj Syracuse Umversxty Lewls A Shook B S M Ed CSc1ence and Mathematzcsj East Stroudsburg State Teachers College The Pennsylvanla State Unlverslty Jean Smlles CGeo Comp Lzt Pub Speakzngj Houghton College Wlllram C Players CPlane Geo M athj Wllkes College E. Olin Thomas B.S., M.Ed. QProblems of Democracy and Public Speakingj Wilkes College The Pennsylvania State University 8 Malcolm H Smlth CEnglzsh and Somal Studzesb Bloomsburg State Teachers College J, 1 QXDD A ' ,- . .g James T Atherton CLzterature and Englzsh Composztzonb Wxlkes College Wllllam T Brown B S M S fATt and Lzteraturej Kutztown State Teachers College The Pennsylvama State Umverslty Cathran J Fear CMuszc and Hzstoryj Ithaca College lnenwn nmol A ..,.. M21FJ0r1e Green B A M A C 'Vlathemalzcsj Wllkes College Bucknell Umverslty Clalre W Hme Cljublzc Speakmg and Englzshl West Chester State Teachers College Phyllls Langford LFnglzsh and Readzngj '1 he Pennsylvama State Umverslty QF Bertme G Dobble B S M S C Home Economzcsb Cedar Crest College The Pennsylvama State Un1vers1ty Anna M Peterson CEngl1sh Latzn and General Languageb Hood College S Lourse Marvm R N B S School Nurse fHome Nur Lrzgj VS yommg Vallex Hosplt rl Columbxa Umx ersltx 9 Mary Rlchards B A B S L S Llbrarxan CGeographyj The Pennsylvania State College Marywood College Harold E Selple B S M S Geography H zstory M athematzcs and Smencej Ursmus College Scranton Umversxty J Rlchard Shafer B A M A KSomal Studzesj Wilkes College Bucknell Umverslty J- 'M 'X HIGHWAY PATROL --. Elwood E Swmgle B S M Ed CPhyszcal Educatzon and Smencej East Stroudsburg State Teachers College The Pennsylvama State Umverslty Dorothy M Trelble R N B S M S CPhys1cal Educatwn and Geographyj Kmgs County School of Nurslng East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Bucknell Umversxty Dons Wyllle B S M S D Ed Smence Bzology andGu1danceJ Bucknell Umversltv The Pennsylvama State Umverslt Mlss Margaret Baird Uumor Clerkl Mrs Margaret D Wllhams CClerk5 10 Mrs Jean Wrlgley CAttendance Ojfzcerh QD ll ,, Elmer Armstrong CChzef Custodzanj Charles Klrby CMamtenance Cabmet Workl Truman Stark fMamtenance Fzremanj Howard Strubeck CMamtenance Frremanl micmuucs --. ...- Walter Weed charge of stadzum groundsy Mrs Verna Monroe Uanztressb Mlss Nellle Reld Uamtressl Mrs Emma Smlth Uanztressj 11 in ,S f - 9 ' Q-, A I 'Y ' , -:ff f fu- J, ' -. . . A CMaintenance,.Custodian 'in , . V Y V L , . l w I ff x il Y' P ,A Z xx W! f X11 f 4 X it 3' ,527 f' X ,437 5... 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'Second Rou'fAlIan Wicksf President: Ronald -Rogers, Vice-President. 4 Ill MEMDRIAM Into the past we search and search As if in limitless space An image comes into our view A strangely famxliar face Clearer and clearer it appears to us A face that once we knew A boy who once stood near to us A friend so good and true He proudly holds a baseball bat And looks up toward the sky A friendly smile upon his face A twlnkle in his eye A sparkling glow around his head As in a celestial frame He plaved with skill he played so hard Life s old enduring game One fall this boy departed To a place beyond our sight A place where God provides a heaven For those who are the right He dwells in this eternity Where God his angels sends But still he lives within the hearts R Todd Walter Fisher CLASS SONG Tune YoU LL NEVER WALK ALONE As we walk down the aisle As we leave from these halls Bidding all good bye With our hopes held high We know We will never forget Well enter our future this nlght All the times We have spent At the end of our path is a golden sky Wlth our classmates and friends Wh1Ch we ll find lf we always do the rlght Leavlng them will bring us deep regret Farewell high school Joys Farewell high school Joys Farewell high school days' Farewell high school days' Though our memories linger here Though our memories linger here Farewell Farewell Farewell Farewell With hope in our hearts With hope in our hearts As we strive to greater fame As we strive to greater fame We ll glory in your name The future will be made CLASS FLOWER CLASS MOTTO CLASS COLORS Chlna Aster In youth we learn, in age we understand Pink and Lavender 14 . . , Q , . 1 B . 1 . , . Q I lx ' . V s , . . ,Q ,E . 1 . I , W' Of us, his high school friends. . g I I' s s ' , u w . ' , .' . l v . . I 1 . , . , . . A . . , I ' 9 I D Y 7 D I ' , . , D Q . ' . ,ul 4,11 sf-fl i FRANK SANTO AGATI College Prep. Mr. Thomas Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Yearbook 3, Football 13 Track 1, 2, 3g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Gym Team 1, 2, 3, Chapel Programs 3: P.T. A. Programs 1, 2, 35 Usher 2. Friendly, mild mannered, and sociable. . .has a special interest in Susquehanna Avenue. . .al- ways riding in the jeep. . .water skier. . .sports enthusiast. , . loves outdoor sports, especially swimming. . .will make a suc- cessful C.P.A. SANTO CHARLES AGOLINO Ettore College Prep. Mr. Shook Band 1, 2, 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Dance Band 2, 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 35 Yearbook 3g Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Chapel Pro- grams 1, 2, 3g P.T.A. Programs 1, 2. 3. Always well-dressed. . .tele- phone. . .shy, but funny. . .in- tramural enthusiast. . .great impersonator. . . really swings on his sax and flute. . .a friend of the underclassmen. . .pool shark at Sam's. . .sure to find success at college. MICHAEL JAMES ARDOLINE Ardie College Prep. Mr. Shook F.T.A. 35 Track 2: Intramural Bas- ketball 1, 23 Flag Carrier 23 Usher 3g Mech. Draw. Club 3. Hails from across the river. . . last minute rush . . . always found at the Avenue Lanes. . . interested in 12C . . . jovial, witty personality. . .Y.M.C.A. . . . ' join the services of Uncle Sa fr OAKEMARY ' ROSHUS Rosie, J' Prep. Let's ...mind of her' Santa Claus. . . MICHAEL JOSEPH AUSTIN Slim College Prep. Mr. Thomas Basketball 1, 2, 35 Flag Carrier 1, 2. Likeable guy. . .on the quiet . .homework dodger. . .set shooter. . .blushing blond quite a line. . .sports author- . .future spells f af' I-, A'l' TIIE CROSSRDADS f CAROL ANN BAHL 1 Bahl Commercial Miss Clelland Glee Club 2, 33 Majorette 1, 2, 8 fDrum Maiorettehz Library Club 1, 2, 35 Y92l'b00k 3: Magazine Drive 1, 2, 3g Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3: Chapel Programs 1. 2, 3: P.T.A. Programs 1, 2, 33 Flag Carrier 11 Usherette 25 Home- l'00m 0 091' 1. 2: Dance Decorations 2. May Queen 1958. . .striking drum majorette . . . dislikes doing dishes and homework. . . neat dresser . . . EXETER . . . those long eyelashes. . .frequent baby-sitter. . .soothing voice. . . tall and graceful. . ,future sec- retary. BRUCE WILLIAM BELDIN G College Prep. Mr. Thomas Band 1, 2: Dance Band 1, 2: Year- book 33 Football 1, 2 1Mgr.Jg Track 1, 2, 3 CMgr.lg Chapel Programs 1, 2, 3: P.T.A. Programs 1, 2, 3g Flag Carrier 1. Excellent manager. . .Wyo- ming. . .music lover. . .eagle scout and member of the Or- der of the Arrow. . .Camp Acahela. . .one of the funnymen in C.P.2. . . chubby and cheer- ful . . . loves to draw . . . wise guy in the P.T.A. play . . . will join the Wilkes student body. JOSEPH MICHAEL BELLOMO uJ0evr rack 2: ag Ca ier 1, 25 Usher 2: M Club . Cogiege Prep. Mr. Shook ,ful Frien r ' - . ways obliging ...D onx. ian' rives a white Po Gao, . .0f.,- visits the Avenue Lane uiet and studious. . .fre - lahgouth Center. . ,promisin u in engineering. f M LOUIS BELPULSI llpipeil College Prep. Mr. Shook Mixed Chorus 3, F.T.A. 2, 35 Year- book 3g Chapel Programs 1, 2, 3, P.T.A. Programs 1, 2, 35 Flag Carrier 2. Hails from the country. . . sparkling personality . . . Yakety-yak . . . drives the family truck everywhere.. .a whiz on the dance floor. . .sure to succeed. JOSEPH PAUL BOHAN SKJOe1l College Prep. Mr. Tho s Ba ,2,af s.gmE 2,33 cw are - 0 mu 1, 2, a , , g Int mural Bu- ketbal , 2, 35 Gym ' m 1, 2, 3: Chapel Programs 2, 3, 7 .. o ml tions 2, Key Club 2 3. T 35 Homeroom Officer 3 Always has a smile . .friendly and quiet. . .plays a cool sax. . . loves sports . . . Dennis the Menace. . .liked by all. . .Joe's best friendfToby. . .indefinite plans for the future. JOSEPH SAMUEL ONIJIA llegrep r Thomas n 1 if amu l 2 3 er 1 eroom Officer 1 ch Dra Clu 3 Easy in a d vial homewo seen driving 91 c v Bu ck avid bow p ys the field pool any wild skater at Lewis p a hopes to enter college CAROL LEE BRENNAN Buns Commerclal Mlss Clelland Glee Club 2 3 Majorette 2 3 Li brary Club 1 Z 3 Magazine Drive 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Cym Teaml 3 Chapel Programs2 I T Programs 3 Lsherette 1 Homeroom Officer 1 Happy holidays most em barrassmg moments exotic mg for the mailman quite the driver television fan by choice sincere and true blue NORMA JEAN BROOKS Brooksie College Prep Miss Poxon Organ Club 1 FT A 3 library Club 1 2 Yearbook 3 6Fditor in Chlefi Cheerleader 2 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Chapel Programs 1 2 3 ITA Programs 1 3 Usherette 1 Z 3 HomeroomO3'rcer1 2 Ambitious steadfast pal Wheres the coke? telhgence plus energetic cheerleader. . .24 hours lsn t enough . . . NORMA . . . likes solitude . . . tailored wardrobe . . .she s a corker. . .leadership Our Miss Brooks. ALFRED WILLIAM BRUNACCI Press Ccllege Prep. Mr. Shook F.T.A. 3' Magazine Drive 2' Track 2' Mech. Draw. Club 3. Tall and intelligent. . .ham radio operator-Station W3CFZ . . .QUIET! - genius at work . . . Down with Elvis! . . , re- fers tall blonde girls. . .books galore. . .enjoys Dixie Land Jazz. . .future scientist. TINA JOAQUIN BUTERA Bean College Prep. Miss Clelland Glee Club 3' Majorette 1 2 QCU- Capt.J 3 CCapt.D' F.T.A. 2 3' Iibrary Club 1 2 3' Intramural Basketball 1 2 3' Chapel Programs 1 2 3' P.T.A. Pro- grams 1 3' Flag Carrier 1 3' Yearbook 3' Homeroom Officer 1' Usherette 1 2. Senior fashion-plate. . . ea- drinker. . .collects stuffed ani- mals and pennies. , .high sales- man. . .reserved but ambitious . . .experienced driver. . .stays up late. . .enthusiastic window shopper. . .college bound. 1 SAM JOSEPH CAPONE Bimbo College Prep Mr Thomas Archery Club 2 Mech Draw Club 3 Yearbook 3 Football 1 2 3 Track 1 2 Intramural Basketballl 2 Chapel Programs! 3 PTA Programsl 2 3 Flag Carrier 1 2 3 Usherl Key Club 2 3 fTreasJ Touchdown King friend to ll Mr Mayfair Cadillacs Cadillacs great photographer and fisherman rock n roll fan Key Club s Money Man college bound ROBERT EDWARD CAVALARI Cavy College Prep Mr Shook FTA Z 3 I'ootball12 3 Trackl 2 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Chapel Programsl .Z 3 PTA Pro- grams3 Flag Carrierl 2 3 Usher 1 2 3 Key Club 2 3 Class Officer 2 CVice- Presl Homeroom Officer 1 Z Dance Decorations 2 An all around boy enyoys long talks always willing to help rough and ready flashy car Oxy Youth Center supporter a happy well liked college Mr Thomas 2 Glee Drive P T A mon tuba o in est .parties. . . Eve holds many .future success in the business world. JUDITH ANN CLISHAM Judy Commercial Miss Poxon Library Club 1 2 3' Yearbook 3 Magazine Drive 1 2 3 fBusiness Mgr.J Bookkeeping Brain. . .haze eyes. . .neat hair styles. . .quiet ...always busy... . O. . problems don t discourage her . . .original leader of the petti- coat fad. . .a valuable addition to any office. MICHAEL LEONARD CORDORA Mike College Prep. Mr. Sh00k Student Council 1' Football 1 2 3' Track 3' Intramural Basketball 1 2 3' Gym Team 1 2 3' P.T.A. Programs 1' Flag Carrier 1 2 3' Usher 1 2' Home- room Officer 1' Mech. Draw. Club 3. Personality plus. . .a real neat dresser. . .midnight bowlerz . . Ipana smile . . . bone-crushing guard for the Rams. . .works like a beaver . . .star acrobat . . .original theories in physics . . .future civil engineer. 99 V 0 09' ' OADS ll ' Y! ., U J i . . 5 ' .' gd gBl d1'2: . . , - f I, as 1. , :Flux . . . rri 25 9 ., ' ' g p ' . . 1 !... - - .. I . i a . , ' : .X , , .1 ' , ' I V A ll Y! 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GERALD RICHARD DANKULICH Smiley General Mr Thomas Glee Club 2 Intramural Basketball 1 2 Usher 1 2 A mild mannered General boy partial to fancy shirts detests math and homework girl shy often found horse back riding a courteous lad likes roller skating a sure success LOUIS PATRICK DeGENNARO Louie College Prep Student Council 1 Basketball 1 Intramural Basketball 3 Flag Carrier 1 2 Homeroom Officer 1 2 Burgundy Dodge baby blue eyes girls girls girls WCG sports enthusiast Fore' movie fan friendly person ality the Barons pizza eater understudy for Fred plans to attend King s College ROSS ANTHONY DeNISCO Rossie College Prep Mr Shook Glee Club 1 Z 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Basketball 1 Intramural Basketball 3 Chapel Programs 1 2 3 P T A Pro grams 1 3 Usher 1 3 Mech Draw Club 3 The joker rock n roller drives truck for Hess Market the Ben Hogan of W P H.S.. . .enJoys many sports. . . flashy clothes. . .mad artistl. . . future plans include the service. Dumpy College Prep M rss Poxon TA 3 library C'lub1 Z 3 Yearbook 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Gym Team 1 Z 3 P.T.A. Programs 1' Flag Carrier 1- Usherette 1. The life of a party.. .plays the piano. . .color of hair - depends. . .quite a date book. . . never on time. . .always has a new dress. . .rates high scho- lastically. . .SHOES - SHOES - SHOES. . .latest news? go to Lynne. . .future plans in- clude Wilkes. LYNNE ENEZ DENTE Glee Club Z 3' Mixed Chorus 3' F. If SALLY JANE DIEHL College Prep. Miss Poxon Band 1 Z' Marching Band 1' Library Club 2, 33 Yearbook 3: Cheerleader 2 3: Chapel Programs 2 3' P.T.A. Pro- grams 1' Lsherette 3. Fashionable. . .unusual view- points. . .clever artist. . .handy homemaker... If I get a ride down . . .soap opera fan. .. skating, anyone?. . . My Sis- ter . .always an argument. . . headed for Penn State. 17 was .. CAROL ANN DIRHAN College Prep M zss Clelland Llbfafy Club 1 2 3 Flag Carrier 3 Slight New York accent Pretty blonde avid reading an seen with Lucille b0Wl1f1g ffm gdy personality It S fabulous progres sive Jazz anyone? the diner likes dancing future teacher PETER LEONARD DOMINIC Rock Lolleg Prep Mr Thomas F T A 3 Yearbook3 Student Coun cil 3 Football 1 Z 3 Track 1 Z 3 Intramural Basketballl Z 3 Chapel Programs 3 PTA Programs 3 Flag C arrler Z Usher 1 3 hey Club 2 3 Mech Draw Club3 Excels in math loyal and friendly Let s go bowl personality faithful A member lover of sports enjoys New Year s Eve drives a DeSoto f ture engineer ELLEN ANN EVANS College Prep Mzss Poxon Glee Club! 3 Maioretted 3 FTA 3 Library Lluh 1 Z 3 Yearoook 3 Intramural Basketball 1 Z 3 Gym Team 1 A 3 Chapel Programs 1 2 3 PTA Programsl 3 Flag Carrierl 2 Lsnerette 1 Z Dance Decorations 2 Our Cover Girl attractive pony tail telephone addict refined and well groomed no nicknames please prefers older b nys. . .strong willed. . . twin brothers. . .a sure success. ROBERT DONALD FARER El I'orro College Prep. Mr. Thomas Football 1' Track 1 Z 3' Intramural Basketball 13 Chapel Irograms 1 3' Flag Carrier 2' Homeroom Officer 2. Espanol.. .black curly hair and big brown eyes. . .great actor. . .provides a great deal of un. . . The Happy Wanderer ...enjoys bowling and golfing . . . anyone care to hula-hoop? . . .future linguist. ROBERT BRUNO FERRETTI T-Shirt Colleg Prep. Mr. Shook Key Club 2 3' Archery Club 2: Year- book 3g Student Council 1 2 tBusiness 'Vianager 5 Football 1 2 3' Cym Team 1 2, 35 Chapel l rograms 3' Track 1 2 3: Intramural Basketball l 2 3' P.T.A. Irograms Sig Flag C lrr1f-r l 2' Ho e- roym Ollie A l Lg Dance Decorations 2 . At easel. . .Pancho . .spends spare time polishing his Olds . . .portrayed Joseph in the Taboo . . .our muscular full- back. . .always pitching in. .. Rembrandt. . .an asset to any group. .off to military school. H I P f tml - 1 I ' Y! I 1 . 1 1 S - F .. . . . , I . . . . U '1 l l - xy u I A ' I , I u n Q - . .1 11 ' o IK ' YY V U I . Mr. Q I. . . g 'g - 5 1 1 1 S 1 1 2 Q , ' ' 1 1 1 F . .' 5- ' ' '. ' . 5 . , 5 , . 1 - 3 1 5 1 3 , 1 1 V .1 3 - - N5 Y .1 . . . . . , ' 4 ' . ,,.1Lnff ,1-,-uvhdll-',E?' W ' ' . . . . . . Ll- Astair. . .Avenue Lanes. . . . a ll ' YY V '1 : - 1 - ' A ' 1 ' 1 1 3 ' 1 , . ' i ' 1 1 5 - 1 ' - ' 1 1 9 A 1 1 2 1 1 . . . 1 1 , . : 1 1 9 - - - ' ' , 'g . Q 1 : 1 4: A - - ' , . A . I . . . y ... ' - H ' . .V . H I . t , . - 1. 1 11 It 97 1 1 A 1 1 1 4 1 V 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f in K lvl!! 1 Y 5 1 lf tg ., 11 s ' 3 1 . 1 A A V , , , I 1 I 1 1 . 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , , m , , 1 fr , ' Y 1 5 -11 .1 11 11 11 ,411 ,pP' AT TIIE CROSSRDADS LOUIS V. FORLENZA Louie Commercial Mr. Shook Band 1, 23 Marching Band 1, 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 13 Yearbook 33 Magazine Drive 1, 2, 33 Key Club 2, 3 fSeCy.,Q Chapel Programs 13 P.T.A. Programs 1, 33 Flag Carrier 1, 2, 33 Usher 2. Likes nice clothes and good foods. . .collects post cards. . . drives a Chevrolet . . .Popeye, where's Olive?. . .musically in- clined. . .efficient secretary of the Key Club. . .future ac- countant. RICHARD ANTHONY GRACI Dick Commercial Mr. Shook Yearbook 33 Magazine Drive 1, 2, 3. Silent man of the class... outdoor Sportsman finds math difficult. . .rates high as T.V. fan. . .accurate typist. . . drives a flashy '58 Chevy... future businessman. MICHAEL HARNED llMikeH College Prep. Mr. Thomas Glee Club 23 Mixed Chorus 33 Foot- ball 1, 23 Track 1, 2, 33 Usher 1, 23 Dance Decorations 23 Mech. Draw. Club 3. Clean-cut lad. . .just moved to the country. . .avid hunter . . .tops in math. . .agile acro- bat. . .melodist in mixed chorus . . .Irish temper. . .future col- lege man. REBECCA BURNS HARRIS saBeckyyx College Prep. Miss Poxon Band Glee ersatile. . .anticipates a P. debate. , .effervescent. . . pixie hair cut. . .punctual?. . .I always on her toes. . .loathes any type of math. I .will find her future in the art world. ROBERT LEE HAVARD llHa17l College Prep. Mr. Shook F.T.A. 33 Student Council 3 CPres.J3 Basketball 1, 23 Chapel Programs 33 Flag Carrier 23 Homeroom Officer 23 Mech. Draw. Club 33 Key Club 2, 3. Red crewcut and blue eyes. . . attends sporting attractions regularly. . . owns a blue Ford. .. wishes the day were longer. . .a whiz at impromptu speaking. . . always smiling. . .excellent M. C.. . .Easton fan. 18 RONALD HUDSON College Prep. Mr. Shook the senior . . .nice smile and capable ti rg ar st Chevy. . .mail .black coffee - WILLARD WICKS H UN TER Will College Prep. Mr. Shook Dance Band 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3 fVice-Pres.D3 Glee Club 1, 23 F.T.A. 2, 33 Yearbook 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3 fMgr.53 Football 1, 2, 33 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 33 Chapel Programs 1, 2, 33 P.T.A. Programs 1, 2, 33 Flag Car- rier 1, 23 Usher 2, 33 Homeroom Officer 33 Dance Decorations 23 Key Club 2, 3. Our own Glenn Miller. . . clean-cut, well-dressed lad... Just won't ice skate. . .con- vertible . . . Eagle Scout . . . Wobbles . . .an ardent Baron fan. . .always happy. ..W1ll be an asset to Dickinson's Campus. GRACE INSALACO Gracie College Prep. Miss Clelland Library Club 1, 2, 33 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 33 Flag Carrier 2, 3. Quiet Miss from Harding. . . good cook. . .blushes easily. . . sparkling black eyes. . .neat and well groomed. . .excitable. . . college dances. . .an interesting voice. . .future angel of mercy. BONNIE JANE JONES Bon Bon College Prep. Miss Clelland Band 1, 23 Glee Club 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 3 CPres.J3 F.T.A. 33 Yearbook 33 Intramural Basketball 33 Chapel Pro- grams 2, 33 Dance Decorations 2. Blond-haired, green-eyed lass . . .Avoca resident. . .sparkling personality. . .loyal supporter of the Rams. . .OH! that giggle. . . a smile that never fades. . . future student at Bloomsburg. WILLIAM ALBERT KERN Albert General Mr. Thomas Track 33 Intramural Basketball 1. Resides in Harding. . .con- scious of his appearance. . . takes a lot of teasing. . .archery enthusiast. . .so-o-0 bashfull. . . fits into any group. . . Great White Hunter . . .will Join the Army. ARLINE BETTY KETTELL College Prep. M iss Clelland Glee Club 2, 35 Library Club 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 35 Chapel Pro- grams 2, 35 P.T.A. Programs 1, 35 Flag Carrier 2. Our own prophet and philos- opher. . . I don't believe it! . . .hillbilly music and guitar. . . quiet and well liked. . . Kettell's Greenhouse . . , spends spare time studying the Bible. . .ad- mired . . . loves skating and swimming. . .undecided future. PAUL ALFRED LaNUNZIATA Punchy College Prep. Mr. Thomas Archery Club 25 Football 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Gym Team 1, 2, 35 Flag Carrier 1, 2, 35 Usher 15 Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 35 Dance Decorations 2. Great asset to our football team. . .quiet and reliable. . . boxing fan. . .extensive fan club . . .cool pool player. , .Duke's . . .always with the boys. . . likely to succeed. CAROL LORRAINE LEPORE College Prep. Miss Clelland Band 1, 2, 35 Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Li- brary Club 1, 2, 35 Yearbook 35 In- tramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Chapel Programs 2, 35 P.T.A Programs 35 Flag Carrier 1, 2. Cheerful disposition. . .bowl- ing enthusiast partial to unusual shades of lipstick... laughing eyes and striking smile. , .snppy dresser. . .toots the trumpetz. .will find her future in nursing. FRED LOMBARDO ixMilkyvs College Prep. Mr. Thomas Glee Club 35 Football 1, 2, 35 Track 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 P.T. A. Programs 35 Flag Carrier 1. A smile for everyone. . .crazy crewcut. . .want a ride, ask Fred. . .bowls a terrific hook. . . m-m-m-milkman. . . Guy Lom- bago . . .notorious for making sundaes. . .college bound. ANN MARIE MAN GANIELLO - Mangoe 4 Commercial Mzss Clelland Library Club 1, 2, 35 Yearbook 35 Magazine Drive 2, 35 Cheerleader 2, 3 lCaplainl5 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Chapel Programs 2, 35 Usherette 25 Homeroom Officer 25 Dance Decora- tions 2. Pursuasive manner. . .fre- quent letter writer fancy jitterbug steps. . .R-E-A-D-Y . . .peppy walk. . .favorite color, Brown . . .P.J. parties. . .effi- cient and dependable. . .experi- enced salesgirl. . .future sec- retary. ROBERT ALLEN MARIA I u a ' 5' f TPM omas I KX ske Ci 1 l c 15 In a ural Wmerl. ds P.T:A. m 15 , ,iw-V2 C com . . .never a Cl mo .,. You're be tif, ' ... in epend n '.. disl es P.O. . te t ..enjo Swi mi . wli , . wh ' rihe r .. Bragxwill tell 0 ,x X! ANN MARIE MARKERT Marcus Commercial M iss Clelland Library Club 1, 2, 35 Magazine Drive 1, 2, 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 25 Flag Carrier 2. Tall stately blonde. . . W-A- R-M. . .keeps the postman busy . . outspoken. . .snazzy specs . . .cool on ice. . . Frank and to the point. . .asset to any office. THOMAS MARTIN Hawk Commercial Mr. Thomas Band 15 Marching Band 15 Magazine Drive 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3 qManag- T k erJ5 rac 1, 35 Basketball 1, 25 Flag Carrier 35 Intramural Basketball 3. A real sharp dresser. . .in- terested in Pittston. . .No. 1 football manager. . .master of the dance floor. . .loves parties . . .what a voice. . .future in business. EDMUND CHARLES M ENI Scrat General Mr. Shook Intramural Basketball 3. Hails from Harding. . .red crew-cut. one of Sam's boys . . .consistent gum chewer. . . sportsman by nature. .intends to join the P.P. 8: L. Staff. AT me cnossnonus -... GEORGE LEWIS MENN Bunny College Prep Mr Thomas Football 1 2 3 Track 1 3 Intra mural Basketball 1 2 3 Gym Team 3 Key Club Z 3 Chapel Irograms 1 2 P T A I rograms 1 2 Flag Carrier 1 2 3 Class Officer 2 lTrs-ash Homeroom Officer l Z Dance Decorations 2 The wise philosopher self styled singer record collector famous for his Bunyan boots Chub an active Boy Scout otra vez' gourmet a tough tackle college bound JOSEPH ALBERT MILLER oe Collcg Prep Mr Thomas 3 Yearbook? Student Councill Bas ketball1 2 3 Football 1 Z 'I Track 1 2 3 Chapel Programsl Z 3 PTA Programs2 3 Flag Carrie-r3 Usher2 3 Mech Draw Club 3 Home-room Officer 2 Varsity man drives the big K sauerkraut for Olie new girl every week worries about tests always joking what an appetite' future cadet at V M I EDWARD NOVITSKY Tammy General Mr Shook Intrarrural Basketball 1 2 Flag CBYFIGY2 Friendly fellow Don s garage enjoys hunting fish ing and camping. . .late morn- ing riser. , .blonde crew cut. . . master mechanic. . .T.V. addict . . .will wear the Air Force Blue. LO C RE OLIVER Lilly le e p. Miss Poxon ee ' Or n Club 1 2' Lib- rar C ' rbook 3' Chapel Pro . ' .T . Programs 3' rrier ' ' herette 1. . lwghirny ' . . .neat as a . e lake. . .new cl hes ar er specialty. . . another L, -. . .always on time. . .atah me in the kitchen , . .can be seen driving her father s yellow DeSoto. . .tall and stately. JEAN LOUISE PALMERI Cookie College Prep. Miss Clelland Majorette 3g F.T.A. 'Ig Library Club 2, 35 Chapel Programs 25 Usherette 2. Friendly waitress at Grab- lick's, , .quiet manner. . .Baby Louis . . , pert, green-eyed blonde...an impulsive senti- mentalist. . .regular basketball fan. . .never enough time. . . dimples. . ,future nurse. 20 LOUISE PHETHEAN Eloise Cornrnerczal M rss Poxon Bandl 2 Marching Bandl Z Glee ClubZ 'I Library Club Z 'I Magarine Drivel 2 'I Intramural Basketball 1 Z 'I Chapel Irogram Z Homeroorn Officer 2 3 Personality plus takes er radio everywhere likes spend money surprise' home by one worries oo much interested in Jazz reliable friend for life will make a good secretary NANCY CAROLYN PODER College Prep Miss Clelland Band 1 2 3 Marching Band 1 2 3 LL1eutl F T A 2 3 Library Club 1 2 3 Intramural Basketballl Z 3 Chapel Programs 2 Flag Carrier 1 2 Usher ette Z 3 Miss Mischief Maker heart of gold capable band lieutenant likes playing the Call the waiter' driving a blue and white abhors loud noises horror movies future marm POWELL m General Mr Shook Intramural Basketball 1 3 PTA Programs 1 Band 1 Track 3 Curly blonde hair hates to be annoyed hot rod makes his home on the Sullivan Trail quiet but cheerful trou bles troubles' will sail the seas with the U.S. Navy. MARY JANE PRISCI-IAK Janie U College Prep. Miss Clelland Band 1: Glee Club 2 3' Mixed Cho- rus3g F.T.A. 2 3 lSecy.l' Library Club 1 2 3' Cheerleader 2 3' Intramural Basketball 1 2 'I' Chapel Programs 1 2 II' P.T.A. Programs 1 3' Flag Carrier 3' Usherette 1 2 3' Homeroom Officer Everybody s pal . . . has a wide range of interests. . .crew- neck sweaters. . . The Prish . . .that soap and water look. . . looking for that perfect diet. . . popular cheerleader. . .midnight snacks. . .future co-ed. REGINA RUTH RITZIE Ritz Prep Poxon Sincere Penelope Prunep1t . . . for her, actions speak louder than words. . .tip-top majorette. . . E-L-V-I-S . . . detests early rising. . .academically inclined . . .Ritzie's Bus Service to Du- pont. . .headed for college. 09' , - Nl' 'l'lIE CROSSROADS -- ' ' 'X ll ' Y! LK 17 1 ' ' I I .1,,3, ' lv.: .,.:,f4 .Ag ,I . .lr ' ' .Q ' '.Z A-- : ,'g Ii' '. l h . . ' to -,lil i! ' . V.. . A .... ll - I J 'I .si-,-3-'.I: i if. 3 . . 9 . fi I . S ' ' I I ' Key Club 1Directorl 2, 35 F.T.A. 2, ' ' I V ..j . 9 Q . . - U ' H ' u u ' lk . I I l l . ' .... usa H if H - 9 --- ' l I - ' ' , , , l .... l IK 77 K 77 , 1 Te v 7 v ll v I .. . , Cm J y, ., . . 'Za' , . , , . 2. 2. is . 1 Fl ' K . a 1 rr H pi ri 0 3. ' l ll Y! 3,F A li 1 3 2,- 7'Fw: 'e ' AT 'l'I'IE CRDSSROADS STEPHEN HASTIE ROBERTSON Steve College Prep. M T. Shook Band 1, 35 Marching Band 3 iAn- nouncerJ5 Glee Club '35 Mixed Chorus 35 Organ Club 1, 25 Student Council 25 Intramural Basketball 1, 25 Chapel Programs 35 P.T.A. Programs 35 Home room Officer 1. Ravenous reader . . . experi- enced soda jerk, . .loves to talk . . .the Music Man . . .extra- ordinary dancer. . .The Jester . . .will enter college. RONALD KEITH ROGERS IIROHM College Prep. Mr. Shook Band 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 35 Mixed Chorus 35 F.T.A. 2, 3 CVice-Pres.l: Basketball 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2g Track 15 Chapel Programs 1, 2, 35 P.T.A. Pro- grams 1, 2, 35 Flag Carrier 1, 23 Usher 2, 35 Homeroom Officer 1, 35 Dance Dec- orations 25 Key Club 2, 3. Tall, dark, and handsome. . . well liked by all. . .Boy Scout Camp. . .jokester. . . Let me sleep! . . .the last to laugh. . . tallest man on the court. . . future includes college. RALPH DOMINICK ROS1ggEkA,L4 V IKM I ?lgge'gQp. 0 f. Mr. S1399 . ' 1 3. Band 1, 2, 3, Marchi , , Dance B n 1, , Elec Club 2, 35 Mixed C s8, ball 2, Intramural Bagketbal 1, 2, 35 P.T. . Programs , , 3. ng his go den ho Hikes ar's .. an ou of town ien . . up collar. . .wa ck hair . . .unique st of dancing. BARBARA LOIS ROWLANDS llBal-bf! College Prep. Miss Poxon Glee Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 35 F.T.A. 2, 35 Library Club 1, 2, 35 Year- book 35 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Chapel Programs 2, 35 Flag Carrier 1, 25 Usherette 1, 2, 35 Homeroom Officer 15 Dance Decorations 2. Pretty blue-eyed blonde... temperamental . . . pizza and coke , . . dislikes hospitals . . . driver?. . .such a love life . . . What a canary! . . . My brother . . .headed for college. WILLIAM PHILIP RUTLEDGE Bill College Prep. Mr. Shook Band 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 35 Mixed Chorus 35 F.T.A. 2, 3 LPres.b5 Year- book 3, Student Council 15 Basketball 35 Football 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 35 In- tramural Basketball 1, 25 Gym Team 15 Chapel Programs 1, 2, 35 P.T.A. Pro- grams I., 2, '35 Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 35 Dance Decorations 25 Mech. Draw. Club 3, Key Club 2, 3. Mr. Sportsman. . .c0ol, calm, and collected. . .likes P.O.D. class. . .Mountain Lake by way of dog rsled. . .admires the out- door life . . . good bowler . . . Coon . . ,college bound. BARBARA JEANNE SAN DS Barb College Prep. Miss Poxon Library Club 1, '35 Yearbook 35 Stu- dent Council 25 Intramural Basketball 5, 33 Flag Carrier 35 Homeroom Officer Wins your heart. . .Mambo, anyone?. . . I'm disgusted! . . . collects stuffed animals. . .sin- cere. . .will never become a public speaker.. ,loved those football games. . . Bee Boppin Barbie . . .may be the most successful of us all. NELSON LARRY SCOTT Looper General Mr. Shook Track 35 Intramural Basketball 2, 8. Rack up! . . .often seen with Jerry. . .ladies' man. . . Darts anyone? . . .Falls Roller Rink. . .active in outdoor sports . , .commutes from Harding. . . will enter the Army. DAVID ALLAN SCULL HDaveH Commercial Mr. Thomas Glee Club 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 85 Organ Club 1, 25 Magazine Drive 2, 35 Chapel Programs 35 P.T.A. Programs 2, 3. Country gentleman. . .Dave Van Cliburn. . .seen with Jimmy . . . Must I eat potatoes? . . . speedy typist. blue-green eyes , . .likes cities. . .church organ- ist. . .travels to Dallas. MERLE DREW SMITH Smitty Prep. Mr. Shook 1 2 3 CPres.5g Marching Band Band 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, Chorus 3 QVicePres.J5 Basketball 1, 2, .T.A. Program! m Officer laughing .. . loyal special interest in 12C. Cole the II. . .loves .enthusiastic Red choice of cars. . .bas- at Agolino's. . .faithful member of Da Club . . .will surely meet success. SANDRA JEAN SMITH Sandy Co e e rep. Miss Clelland Cm2, 3 lu 1, 2 5 Li- ary Club earboo 3 Asst. Editoru ent oun 15 I tra l Baske b 1, 2, 3,5 ha l Pr s , 35 P.T .Programs 3: - rrier 2. 35 Usherette 1, 25 Homeroom Officer 3. Blonde hair, blue eyes.. . boys, boys, boys. . .enjoys col- lege week-ends. . .ice skating fan HORSES. . .traffic ticket collector. , . Pear1 W. Keyes . .has fun wherever she goes . .future at Nesbitt. -:wifi 'lu -l-- .- ' -X AT 'I'llE cnossnonns 'P . - RICHARD SNOPKOWSKI Guzror General Mr Thomas Glee Club 3 Yearbook 3 CAsst Edrtorl Track 3 Chapel Program 3 Flag Carrler 3 P T A Program 3 Sleek black halr General braln Mr Flxrt that Ge ometry book takes prxde ln Dupont frequent tnps to Harvey s Lake always wllhng to lend a hand wxll enter college Poxon 1 ee Pro- and green eyes astxme 18 bowlmg to black first class relaxes by playlng the terrlflc waltress ANNA MARIE STEVENSON Swlsh College Prep Mzss Poxon Lrbrary Club 3 Yearbook 3 Chapel Programs 1 P T A Programs 1 Fl Carrier 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Loads of frlends hstens to the radlo endlessly enJoys tellmg Jokes Jolly laugh What s for lunch? cooks and sews ln her spare time place ln her heart for Vxtamm LYNN M STOCKTON College Prep Mzss Poxon Band 1 2 Glee Club2 3 Majorette 2 3 FT A 3 Library Club 2 3 Year book 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Gym Team 1 2 3 Chapel Programs 2 3 P T A Programs 3 Flag Carrxer 2 Usherette 2 3 Teeny tmy gal extenslve vocabulary lover of proverbs creamy complexxon and a cute smlle trckles the lvorles partlal to college boys resldent of the Holy Cxty perfectlomst bound HN STRUCKE Eddle Mr Thomas Club Car and fisher at bowlmg to skm dlve dnves a hot C75 all about planes good dancer owns a of sweaters always future engmeer 22 IVA RICHARD CLARK TODD Tuffy College Prep Mr Thomas Band 1 2 3 Dance Band 1 fStudent DITECCOTH Glee Club 1 Year book 3 CAsst Edlf0ll Basketball 1 2 3 QManagerj Football 1 2 3 Track 1 2 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Chapel Programsl 2 3 Class OfIicer2 fSecyl Homeroom Oflicer 1 Dance Decoratlons 2 Key Club 2 3 fPresj Quiet, frxendly, and neat Sleepy Spamard Robert Packer Hospltal plays a hot trumpet dependable leader avxd sports partrcxpant wrll meet wxth sure success WILLIAM LAWRENCE TOUHILL Doc College Prep Mr Shook Student Councxl 2 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 Flag Carrrer 2 Usher 2 Dance Decorations 2 Oh' those underclassmen loves that game of golf drxves the Big B everywhere many mcknames Irlsh tem strawberry blonde wxth lue eyes will follow hls Pop dentlstry ANNA VAN BUSKIRK Anme Comrnerczal M rss Poxon Lxbrary Club 2 3 Yearbook 3 Flag Carrler 2 Usherette 2 Magazine Drlve Long brown halr short, sweet and always neat s u dlous ha1ls from West Falls Log umm, xce cream suc cessful secretary to-be GARY MICHAEL VINCELLI Crud General Mr Thomas Football 1 2 3 Trackl 2 3 In tramural Basketball 1 2 3 Flag Car ner 1 Homeroom Officer 1 Dance Decoratxons 2 Speedy football hero l ways Smlllhg hot rod hunts blg game the profile great ladles man lnterestlng conversatlonallst connols seur of fine food? bound for success LUCILLE ANDREA VINCENTI Lucy A Coll rep M sCle d lxed Chorus rgan r ub 1 2 Y a ear ook 3 tude Councr Intramural asket ll 2 3 Chap r r s 1 3 P A ogram Fla ner 1 2 nce De atxons 2 letters, we ge lett s Agzvveet bubbhn personal t llanp Kitchen Axr Force ca m lways smxlm w rful drlver fu re nu e Sma est s?rllor nstude ,, . ,, H ,, 3 . .J I ,2.3 FA ' ll 77 , Gl 2, In- . . ,. sl 'I ' .3: ' p . . . -I . ' . at n yy ll. V U... I . . ..- geru. l G ' ll ' l! , ' u 'rr ' .5 . .'. rg ag D . ' - - 2,s. ' ' H v U ' 1 i H.t- . . ' 1' . . .tinylwaisty .keeps a Navy Jr. - -.. . U rr H ...a- 1 ' !7 'I u H, A ll Q ' n . - Agsa L' b 1: Y,,.:X- - lB . : oz I . - 12, 5 Q . .35 far- - .., . l V X v --J .. I I. . 11 . W A 0 ' 5,1 . f f' AT 'I'I'IE CROSSRO D BARRY ALAN WARSHAL College Prep. M r- Thomas Track 1, 2, 33 Intramural 15 Chapel Programs 3, Key The Little Dynamo . .. of humor. . .Pittstonite. . . shark. . .fraternity parties such bowling forml. . .neat .never enough gas. . . lies in the field of medi- NANCY JANE WEIMER l6Nanc!! College Prep. Miss Poxon Glee Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 33 Li- brary Club 1, 2, 3, Yearbook 3, Student Council 2, 3 lSecy.Jg Intramural Bas- ketball l, 2, Chapel Programs 1, 2, 3: P.T.A. Programs 1, 35 Flag Carrier 1, 29 Usherette 1, Dance Decorations 2. Beautiful dark blonde hair. . . pictures, pictures, pictures... frequent P. J. party-goer. . . loyal girl scout. . .visits Sem. once a week. .good swimmer . . . Barbie, get to bed! . . .fu- ture plans include Sayre and college. GARY SCOTT WERTS College Prep. Mr. Shook Football 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 2, Flag Carrier 1. Crewcut. . .strong silent type . . .hi-fi bug. . .outdoor man. . . crewnecks . . . freckles . . . girl shy. . .dry wit. . .ivy leaguer. .. enjoys air travel.. .football is his game. ANN PAULINE WHITTAKER Commercial Miss Clelland me Dr e Intra I' I grams 1, P Carrier 1, sheret Officer 2, 3. Club 1, 2, 3 r' iv Q I eam 2, TA P t Neat as a pin. . .gloom de- stroyer . . . pizza, anyone? . . . listens to W-A-R-M in her spare time. . .never misses a firemen's parade. . .will be an added at- traction to any office. ALLAN Bi WICKS UA Y! College Prep. Mr. Thomas Key Club 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3: Dance Band 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, Mech. Draw. Club 3, Yearbook 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3: Chapel Programs 1, 33 Football 1, 2, 3 fCapt.lg Track 1, 2, 3, P.T.A. Pro- grams 1, 3, Flag Carrier 1, 2, '33 Class Officer 2 fPres.ig Homeroom Officer 1, 2, Dance Decorations 2. Who took my candy bars? . . .Eagle Scout. . .summers at Camp Acahela. . .3 letter man . . . lots of friends . . . sports, sports, sports. . .his color, red . . .makes lucious cookies?. . . Dickinson beware, here he comes. 23 JOHN FOSTER WILLS llirackll College Prep. Mr. Thomas ll 15 Track 1, 2, 35 Intramural ll 1, 2, 3: Chapel Programs 3: Ffilglgams 35 Usher 1, 2, Mech. u . Shy, but Very friendly. . . blushes easily. . .coin collector . . ,tall, lanky redhead. . .freck- les. . ,sports enthusiast. . .fu- ture plans include college. MICHAEL WINSLOW ClMikeY7 College Prep. Mr. Shook Intramural Basketball 13 Chapel Pro- grams 3. Dry humor. . .very shy. . . has had many amusing farm experiences .. . dislikes loud- mouths. . .enjoys all outdoor sports. . .unassuming, but at- tentive. . .likes to tinker with cars. . .future includes college. DAVID JOSEPH ZALEPA ' ' D ave' ' General Mr. Shook Magazine Drive 1 QSecy.j1 Flag Car- rier 2. Brown hair and brown eyes . . .clown of the class. . .en- thusiastic rock and roll fan. . . enjoys working with cars. . .the Puddle - Jumper . . .summers at Lake Carey. . .P.O.D. with the C.P. students. . .show us your muscles. GERARD JOSEPH ZEZZA U-Ierryn College Prep. Mr. Thomas F.T.A. 35 Yearbook 33 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 2, 3, Chapel Programs 35 P.T.A. Programs 3, Homeroom Officer gg Dagxce Decorations 2, Mech. Draw. lub . Easy going and congenial. . . white bucks. . . Y enthusiast . . .excellent guard with a good of the missing Buick smiling hard at Dad's station. . . I the place. . . .future in '-- fff Mr. William T. Brown LAYOUT STAFF 1Adv1serm Leftlo right: Ellen Evans, Kenneth Melberger, Nancy Weimer, Barbara Rowlands. BACKSEA1' DRIVERS 8 1' Y V . .1 . - Norma Jean Brooks Rebecca Harris Regina Ritzie Editor-in-l 'hief Assistant Editor Assistant Editor BIOGRAPHY STAFF TYPING STAFF Left to right: First Row-William Rutledge, Lynn Stock- Left to right: First Row-Ann Whittaker, Anna Van Bus- ton, Rosemary Aroshus, Carol Lepore, Drew Smith. Second kirk, Carol Bahl. Second Rou'vRichard Graci, Louis Forlenza, Row-Lynne Dente, Santo Agolino, Barbara Sands, Bonnie Daniel Cesari. Absent: Ann Marie Manganiello, Thomas Jane Jones. Martin. ART STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Loft to right: First Row-Sally Diehl, Gerard Zezza, Left to right: First Row-Ann Marie Manguniello, Lucille Rebecca Harris. Second Row-Willard Hunter, Louis Bel Vincenti, Tina Butera. Second RowfJudiLh Clisham, Ann pulsi, Bruce Belding, Robert Ferretti. Marie Stevenson, Peter Dominic, Carol Bahl. 46' -Q ns HM. , 'mg i f fir? 1 6. 4, J 5 l fr' D i Sandra Smith Richard Snopkowski Richard Todd Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Assistant Editor PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF SPORTS STAFF Left to right: Sam Capone, Frank Agati. Left to right: Joseph Bohan, Joseph Miller, Allan Wicks. 4. 'QE ??-i-15 M-L.. XZ' zjkfgigg fha 7 .9, 1:3 cz: 4' Ulu Mme. X X, Q! , 719611. . . f f .0 ,Lf , mug M R fi 552' H A .W gg, ,JW . 3 . wah , ' 6 .. my M W? f J - -1 r' 2' t JUNQQKCLASS OFFIQERS ',g,,-.jrwyla . . ', f ' K' Ld! tbwright: xFl'7'St Roar-V Canal Manganero, President James La Nunziata, Vice-Presi dent. Seemed Row f-f- Leon Obrzut Secretaryg Anthony Gentile, Treasl UYQT. , 5 .4-..,,... rv' an ,,v.-D. iz? xx ,kv A 1' - H 'wif V g sfu,N.,,! ,x f T,,f.:-17-EDS, qi' . 1 D ' - , 1' L . f- A' W W J , 'lm- ELEVENTH GRADE GIRLS Left to rzght F11-st Row Daiso Coskey Charlotte Strubeck Ellen Daniels Roseann Sermo Helene Simalchik Roberta Smiles Rosemary Dente Roseann Chiumento Susan Llewellyn Second Row Betty Kintz Alberta Kociolik Isabel Morgan Maybelle Slusser Grace Cxotola Rebecca Monk Regina Kosik Patricia Parente Sandra Cella Cecelia Russo Catherine Ann Wall Dorothy Sherwood Thzrd Row Ann Marie Salvaggio Patricia Mundy Anne Hayward Mary Punturiero Arlene Slego Patricia Ann PodeJko Charlotte Brown Jean Parente Maureen Clarke Judy Behlke Barbara Laird Carol Romanowski Pamela Jones Fourth Row Joann Rosencrans Carol Schoner Mildred Patrick Joan Korecki Frances Giovannini Claire McCormick Enid Weisberger Carol Bath Jeanne lacona Celestine Lello Patricia Berretta ELEVENTH GRADE BOYS Left to rzght Rzrst Hou Paul Clapps Catal 'llianganero Joseph Tracy Robert Bond James Truelowe William Second Rou Anthony Gentile John Ramagt James Cunningham Philip Jone Peter Goula John Jacobs Charles Barone Frank Parente John Zaraecki Dawid Woods Santo -Xgati Dominick Occhlato kenneth Sumner Lowell Dickson Ben Daniels Albert Mekeel Thzrd Rou -Xrthur Dans Lloyd Wruble Eugene LaBar Michael Guddy John Shaughnessy Frank Nardl Charles Brieker Robert Jones John Stofko Richard Peck Wayne Cabral Louis Chiampi M1chaelCebula Dan1elMenhennett Anthony Demsco Samuel Colella Fourth Row Dante Bovanx Gerald Prebola Barry Shaw Raymond Bechtold Leon Obrzut William Bell Carmen Ifusco Nielson Rozelle Damel Thomas Michael Cefalo Albert Kaminskas Paul Whittaker Ronald Foy Anthony Butsaw age Norman Scull Wed Jacobs 9 .I : I 1 I 1 I 1 1 . 1 D 1 1 1 . 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I I I l I . .2 1 ' 1' 1 ' V I . 1 1 ' 1 . 1 1 ' 1 5 V A 1 1 1 ' r ' 1 1 1 4 ' H 1 5 1 A ' ZZ C s QQ, TENTH GRADE BOYS Left to rzght Fzrst Rou Fred Owens Bernard Knick Thomas Parry Robert White Francis Brosso Thomas Grabosky Bennett Carpenter Thomas Williams William Davis Ray Scull Allan Keyes Edward Comstock Fred Mariani Second Row Marc Walter David Wruble Royden Charter Harry Hummel Harold Patience Glenn Van Tuyle Michael Hovan Richard Littzi Anthony Killeri Bert Shiffer William VanAuken Howard Hoover Joseph Costello Robert Tonkin Benjamin Smith Vincent LHNUHZIRLA Jame Bevan Steve LaTorre Thrrd Row Harold Schobert Robert Hines Anthony Ciotola John Stanko John Wierbowski Anthony DeLucca Walter Lumley William Fourth Rau Leonard Insalaco William Vanderburg Robert Smiles Jon Vanderburg David Menn Harold Bulford Niles Wheeler Richard Tracy Eugene Briggs Robert Sompel Albert Occhiato George Hurrey Paul Jibblets John Occhiato Thomas M8dlCO Philip Dente Coleman Dirham David William Thomas Daniels Edward Wachs Thomas Carpenter Fzfth Rou John Killeri William Logoda John Fuehrer Paul Dietrick Jack Stanton Richard Kovaleski Eugene Romanowski Joseph Soricelli Joseph Mitchell Roger Hud on John Stout Ronald Serfoss Harry Breymeier Anthony Tossi Patrick Falzone Philip Howe John Hood Robert Siam John Gruzen ki Louis Stefanelli John Fadden TENTH GRADE GIRLS Left to right: First Row-Peggy LaBarre Carol Shepler Mary Lou Chiavacci Marietta Cefalo Mary Ann Chiampi Concetta Zezza Barbara Crisci Anita Prischak Patricia MaGuire Paulette Cumbo Melanie Menichetti Charlotte .Shive Carol Wills. Second Row-Dorothy Williams Mary Lou Zurenda Margaret Evans Joan Hines Linda Tinkle- paugh Carolee Stankus Pamela Reedy Linda Narvel Andrea Templar Rose Mary Banellis Sally Stibgen Mata Adrian Susan Cherba Phyllis Seiple Julia LaNunziata. Third Row-Sharon Weed Betty Montante Ann Stead Carol Serino Nancy Davis Susan Thornton Charlotte Jordan Rose Mary Borino Yolanda Fusco Mary Ann Salvaggio Grace Shannon Kathryn Yaletsko Jerry Jean Baird Nancy Belpulsi. Fourth Row-Carol Mitchell Sidonia Wegner Carol Spinelli Genevieve Gai Bettie Lynn Kern Carole Campbell Virginia Dare Georgeann Phethean Janice Schoon- over, Kay Dymond, Susan Levin, Carolyn King, Geraldine Salinsky, Sharon Wills, Cynthia Miller, Lorraine Menn, Bonnie Williams. 30 Y W 1 X 99 7 - f ,. ' X ' - H 'r QQ ' .261 f P- A Sl.0W ff 'ug . I . 'Y 1 ' 0 . U 1 ' 1 . 1 I 1 y I I I I Y I Q Y I .' . ,W . n I I Y ., . - , . . , , 1 .1 I . 1' I 1 - 1 I 1 D 1 , . ' . ' '.' S. 7 ' Ag . . I I I I Y I Y Yunkunis, Stephen Hurrey, Manuel Diaz, Rex Williams, Peter Lucchino, David Norris, Joseph Haddock, Paul Vincelli. il I 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 I 1 . 7 . fy I , . , - . . , - , Y . ' . ' . . .' . ' Q' . . ' . ' . - I 'W ' ' 1 . ' ' 1 1 1 1 . 1 . ., 1 Q , , -Q 1' , . 1 , 1 y I I I I I S Y I ' I I I I I I Y I I I I I I I I I I I I I Y I Y I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Y 7 7 I I I I .hug NINTH GRADE GIRLS Left to rzght First Row Sharon Mulcahy Janet Skerkoski Mary Dauksis Bonnie Bechtold Nancie Stout Nancy Francis Rosalie Slego Norma Dymond Cassandra Golpen Lucy Damels Carol Ferguson Rita Mikolaichik Ellen Judge Second Row Margaret Pasquariello Betty Mae Rindgen Patricia Kamarauskas Corinne Menchi Judy Brown Mary Williams Grace Jones Gracemarie Tomashefskl Jean Roberts L n ll S d M l ear arcus oyce mes atricia Stefanelli Sharon Oliver Teresa Corsalettl Ruth Smith Carol Scatena Judy Carpenter Judy Alta Mary Ann Cella Frances Stead Jean Cavalari Mary Chiampi Rose Marie Dellarte Fourth Row Maureen Voigt Mary Derrig Linda Carsia Kathy Bianco Susan Scott Edith Ann Capp Betsy Ann Breymeier Dolores Barone Kathleen Clark Ann Marie Cahsto Carla Paolacci Sarah Jane Hinchcliff Gloria Pantucci Sharon Todd Virginia Rome Ann Traglxa Mary Ann Carpenter Mary Ann Zezza Barbara Baker NINTH GRADE BOYS Left to right: First Row-Louis Butera William Robertson Roy Redmond John Harned Neal Tobin Carl Rosen- crance Robert OConnell Wayne Rickert Charles Shook Robert Danks Clyde Robbins Richard Monk Donald Jacobs William Tabone. Second Rau- Andrew Yaletsko John Simko Joseph Blandina Stanley Winslow Joe Lavelle Joseph Crane Joseph Wachs Charles Alfano Jerry McDonald Don Moss George Dankulich Alfred Manganiello Alfred Tossi Doug Lewis James Schollenberger Joseph Orlando Nelson Wruble John Rutledge Xavier Chiampi Nicholas Soricelli. Third Rm'-John Bonita Richard Belmont Henry Davis John Coolbaugh Pnilip Fogli, Robert Keyes, Anthony Agati, Norman Rothman, William Wierbowski Robert Smith, Henry Genzel, Vincent Kern, Theodore Kintz Charles Puscavage Joseph DeLucca John Chiampi Fourth Rau' -Xndrew Salerno Thomas H' d , , , . J e- , . in -.fh,R' h d Girman Nathan Webb, David Dembowski, John Bierly Sam Iacona, Daryl Weaver Richard Woodghilgmes Togld, Barrie Bachman, Joseph Kelly, Joseph Mikoleczyk, John Rickaby, Barry Robbins, Harry Klein, Dale France, Richard 31 Hopkins. A li I 'l -' 0 i PROCEED Wl'I'l'I CAIITIUII 5 -- , H . z . Q , ., . y . , . , ' F l 7 . ' . ' . . ' .' . ' l ' ' , , ' Y ', , , y e ny er, ari yn Dente, Barbara Havardl Barbara Pursell, Sandra Euth, Jo-hanna Lucchino, Mary Jean Novack. Third Row-Debbie' Jones, Paula Mahalsky, P l M , J Q H , P , , , , Z u , , , . , , I , . . I n, I , s y . . . , Q 4 . , I , 1 , 1 1 1 9 J ' . P I I 1 ' , y r 5 v V 1 I y , 1 y : Y , , Y 1 Y , ! , 1 V, Y y W -- - ' Rouen nvmzur f EIGHTH GRADE BOYS Left to rrght F1rstR0u George Hankey Wllllam Jacobs Thomas Fusco Alan Carney Davld Straub Ronald Mlller Allan Irace Alan Melberger Jay Cramer Robert Wxntle Second Rom Donald Morgantmx John Evans M1 chael Evans Eugene Zenobx John Evans Edward Hosxer Charles Butera Alfred DeLucca Herbert Babcock Carl DeAngelo Thomas H unkunxs LOUIS Venetz Thzrd Rem Charles Baker Damel -Xlampl Joseph Agohno Charles Flske Barry Dlckson Wllham Dressler Carl Hosxer John Loughney Louls Yentz Frank Walter Jo eph O txcco Joseph Dltoro Fourth Rou Wxlham Bxsbmg Wllllam Shugdxms Donald Bartlett Chfford Wall Sam B1scotto James Dona hue Wllllam Hancock Alan Rozelle Ralph Slusser Frank Manganero Rlchard MQUHI Ralph Bldwell EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS Charetta Chlampx Carol Garrett Suzanne Peck Sandra Berrettl Shrrlev Lepore Emlly Bell Tere a Osxeckl Darlene Moody Second Rou Margaret Manganello Mlchelle HdStl9 Mary Wall Rlta Ann 0Sl9Ckl Donna Stanton Faye Wlllxams Concetta Bosco Karen Popple Sharon Pool Carol Zxgmont Angela Scarantxno Karen Manganello Mary Lou Kemp Mary Ruth Rlndgen Thzrd Row Betty Ann Whah Donna St Claxr Joy Hutton Lauren Argenlo Rose Lom bardo Frances De-Xngelo Joan Palrnerl Charlotte Ree e Barbara Brennan Jenlyn Carpenter Harrlet Davles Mary Ann Colella Fourth Rom Barbara Bohan Pamela Ayre Judy Arm tron Carol Woro xlla Ann Sala Suzanne Bevan IganIc5ilSer1no Ann Capltano Barbara Dendle Rosemary Balera Carol Ro Joyce Mlller Lmda Snyder Mary Kay ou 1 3 , ' : lg' 1 . 1 J ' 1 1 I . 1 I 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 . - f ' F 1 1 ' V ' , . 7 . H ' .I ' A ' . . ' . ' . - , . . , A l . 'T 1 K I . Y v I A , Y A , . , . 1 . . .1 . ' . 1 1 . . 1 1 ' 1 .5 S 1 .. - lt- , , ., . y - , - I I I I 1 D I ' Left to night: First RowfCharlotte Riffle, Marie Alberigi, Michalina Ciampi, Violet Morgan, Mary Ann Patoka, ' 7 I . 1 I' l E D Y ,Y l' I . 7 ' S F .I I g I D ,- . . , . , A . Y I . Y , 1 I 1 ' A 1 1 1 A 4 ' ' 1 , ' . 1 1 - I' l 1 I ' A 1 1 Q 1 l ' 7 4' I 1 I S 7 l I K Y ' . I . I I ' .lk ' y 1 . 3 gs A S- 1 Q 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 351 1 1 '7 f -.. cf , if SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS Left to rzght Fzrst Rou Pamela Stauffer Cornelxa Jones Carole Menlchettr J1llReedy Catherlne Slmons Carole Fargus Sandra Wllson Marllyn Manganello V1rg1n1a Delucca Ann Tlschler Marle Gustltus Ruth Straub Dlna Levy Second Row Sally Rowland Mary Gustltus Margaret Havard Nona Chxampl Janet Schmaltz Elarne Blanco Charo lette Rhoades Margaret Arltz Barbara Argenlo Ruth Monroe Catherlne Hood Alexls GHSOWSKI Carol Lee Van Why Prlscllla Perry Carollne Nardone Loretta Wlerbowskl Thzrd Row Karen Zack Cecrly Jennmgs Barbara Hastle Mar1anneAm1co Mary Laporte Mar1anPatxence Cathy Smith En1dSperr1ng Mary Anne Ramage Pamela Jenmngs Karla Kllnoff Marle Sermo LUISG Wegner Jo Anderson Carol K1ller1 Carol Fear Fourth Row Dlane Bulllons MarJor1e Jackson Patrlcla Sperrazza Andrea MQPIBSKY Gertrude Knoll JoAnn Black Carol Wall Janlce Cramer Marlene Martln Pauhne Aquxllna Loulse Barnhart Drane Lello Jamce Manley Judlth Moss Donna Anthony Elame Smlles SEVENTH GRADE BOYS Left to rzght F1TSl Roy, John Testa Kenneth Scott Mrchael Sara Thomas Burke Patrlck Sammon Sam Llzza Wllllam Mlller Matthew Fllss Sam Jerrytone Earl Newhart Randy Hmes Second Row Kenneth Roberts Joseph Doble Anthony Petcavage Gerald Sheperls Norman Flscher Jack 'VIacCa1-tney Roger N1nott1 Thomas Hobbs Ed mund Jones Ronald Chmtala Douglas Miller James Derrrg Walter Smlth Francrs Klvak Chrlstopher Jenkln Thzrd Row Kenneth Jordan Charles Medlco Ernest Dymond Duane Sorlcelh Louxs Cella Thomas Wall Rlchard Cr1sc1 Joseph Gentlle Gale Hermann Harry Kellow Robert Searfoss John Schwartz M1chaelL1ttzx Fourth Row Joseph Dolfl Joseph Shultz Eugene Santarellr Plnlllp Burkel Leo Perry Thomas Wl9FbOWSkl Dawd Bulford Joseph Falzone Charles Tramontana Vmcent Carrozza Ronald Bath Kelth VanDuzer Davld Rldley Ronald Coleman Joseph Glovannml James Bellas '33 Ac: ' 1 Q9- .L T 'Y : . ,W . ' . . '. ' . ' . . ' .' 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 I I1 - W .7 ' . 7 . ' . '. ' - , , ' . ' .' . .' ' . f , Y . 1, , 1 - . . . W . y , , I 1 , 4 1 Y . I , - . , , 1 . , . . ' . . ' ' . ' ' ' W . ' . , Q .. ,. A . , I ' u , , u , I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I . It . . . . I I I - I 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 - lf I , 1 I 1 I1 I1 A I 1 I I 1 I - 1 I ' I 1 1 I 1 1 I 1I I 1 . I I W I 1 1 1 1 I 1 I I y 1 1 1 I I I1 1 I1 I I . l 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 I 1 I1 Y 1 ' 1 I I I 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 , . 1 lllll AHEAD -Q. 2 FF, -.Q-.Lr- W - if if -ffm!! Q.s ' K SN J' af' .,:..:f2 ' ,-fffif' f ,f ' f Z 1-4 ff fxiiii ,. X I l VX, ,. ff 'Q 5-.v ,-- -.--T x'P-' , .5 --. , -- ?. 1 S 1' -Q , . -- ' , -E5 .Q if' K ' . - 9--J V M 'S Xxx i N f I ' 9 5 5 'BE I : ' w 1 ig, V 3: ' x X' N g' . V ' . . 2 FOOTBALL TEAM Left to right: First Row-Fred Mariani, Fred Lombardo, Joseph Bohan, Peter Dominic, Willard Hunter, Robert Ferretti, Dante Bovani, Anthony Gentile. Second Row-Bert Shiffer, William Carver, Leon Obrzut, Carmen gllag Wicks, John Hood, Gary Werts. Third RowiNicholas Gentile, James La Nunziata, William Rutledge, Sam or ora. 36 9 is ' addr. 'Nfl ww ,5 ,, 1 Xa Qf , E, ggi 65696 ,,A , if+L:Nff gif. ., ' 39 SQ, X if in 5 A ., Qu, T ff X Ak if ff if Se f',e..'?g52f3L -vu.. , 1 W 41,22 H-EW ' ii- i I 1' , ':,-m ,Tiff 1-4 uf A 3'- gQ ,.ff-.A f Y? S we iii: 'L 1 iw-'if , it 4 PM , x gh' ws S Sr D .95 Will' XLz'p2em Gzmuel CgZZH1c.Secdi23g:,ElgIed 612 C 1 21965 Lefj io . J 779,115 F- Pgfeph Mill US! R014- Orge Mann HG, QYXU who XE ' ' . 00515. okenshxre Vfjoseiih R Qld ' ks. t Row- Bac fltxuan WEN SHOCK - ABSDRBERS The West Pittston Rams of 1958 were under the leadership of a new head coach, E. Olin Thomas, and a new assistant coach, James Brokenshire. The Rams, in a newer and bigger conference, made an excellent showing throughout the season. With fourteen returning lettermen, the Rams met a strong Scranton Central team on September 19. Although the statistics proved that the Rams outplayed their opponents, Central won 20 e7. Paul La- Nunziata scored our only touchdown. Determined to get on the winning trail, the Rams met West Side Central Catholic and finished victoriously 19 6. Gary Vin- celli made aspectacular touchdown run of sixty yards. Mike Cordora shined on defense as he did throughout the season. The big game of the year was at Old Forge. Although the Rams fought hard throughout the entire contest, they were overcome by the Blue Devilsg and the game ended 35e6. The team met Larksville after a week's layoff and subdued their opponent's attack 27e6. Local fans will remember for quite awhile Sam Capone's interception and gallop of forty-eight yards to paydirt. Bob Cavalari booted three extra points. In our traditional game with Pittston, the Rams romped to a 33Y6 victory. Bob Ferretti, our powerful fullback, scored twice. ight Firs Nunzxatawrerfetti, Left to Tn Patil xg! Rob9YL Boba and Rpm S 9 21 Xncelh . Leff lo rl' Valari, nigh Ffrsz R , , Lombardi lard HunEJeZiiLme7Ize1gXR Mlchael CO Second R0a'0bE1-t Ca- rdoral Gary red Bill Rutledge scored his first touchdown on a thirty-three yard pass. St. John's offered little opposition as the Rams defeated them 51 -13. Bob Ferretti scored three touchdowns. Traveling to Tunkhannock, the Rams had trouble getting started but ended the game victoriously12 6. The winning touch- down was scored on a pass from Wicks to Vincelli. For the annual Thanksgiving Day game, the Rams traveled to Exeter, where they met an inspired Exeter team. Much to our dis- may the Panthers played fine ball g the game ended in a 13 - 13 tie. The folowing are a few statistics con- cerning the team's record during the past year. West Pittston had a total of 1,793 yards gained rushing. Out of 52 attempts, we completed 18 passes for a total of 407 yards compared to 303 yards by the oppo- sition. In first downs, the team far out-. shined their competitors, making 106 to their 55. As usual, our penalty note was high. The Rams were penalized 69 times for a total of 535 yards. ln the important category, scoring, the team tallied 167 points while the opposing teams scored only 106 points. Defeating three of their five new oppo- nents, the team finished the season with a very commendable record of five wins, two losses, and a tie. Al Wicks was honored by being elected captain of the Rams. The senior members wish success to the future teams and hope they may benefit from our mistakes. ' X95 1 p.GERSvt0bQf'f Sgiliow St IXOIL 'q0.5gc'Q11 Ray- T5 . . 05- I KX . hi- Pg: xnqw BY X4 N1 fxfxlslxmgef YO Tig ', Yip Yuki' 3 equi, vK1X5EigXXi1AXfw xgcnneth cmd Bach VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Left to rzght 'Vhchael Austln Wllham Carter Leon Obrzut Wllllam Rutledge Ronald Rogers Joseph Mxller Albert karrnnskas -Xllan Wxcks Gerard Zezza Nhchael Cefalo West Plttston West Plttston West P1ttston West Pxttston West Pxttston West Plttston West Plttston West Pxttston West Plttston West Plttston West Plttston West Plttston First Half Forty Fort Northwest Wyomlng Plttston Exeter E dwardsvllle Larksvllle Plams Preseason Games Lehman Jackson Nantlcoke Taylor Alumni Second Half West Plttston West Plttston W est P1ttston W est Plttston W est Plttston W est Plttston W est Plttston W est Plttston Wyommg Northwest Edwardsvllle Plams Larksvllle Plttston Luzerne Forty Fort ' ........, 56 - ..... 45 ' .,....... 41 ' ........... 43 ' ......... 64 ' .............. 43 ' ....,.... 70 ' .............. 53 ' .....,... 83 .......... 54 ' ..,...... 72 ' . . , ' .,....... 55 ....,...... 41 ' .......,. 64 . . ' ......,.. 62 ' ............ 45 ' ' ......... 61 ' West Pittston .,...,... 75 Luzerne ............. 42 West Pittston ........, 56 Exeter ..,... ' .... ,..,. 6 9 ' ............. 50 ' ' ....,,... 63 ' ,..,.,. ' ..,...... 47 ....,......... 52 ' ' ,........ 59 ' . . . ' ..,...... 82 ' ..,...... 43 ' ' ,.,...... 74 ' . . . . . ' ......... 80 ' ........... 49 ' ' ,........ 51 ,... . ' ' ......... 51 ' .....,......... 46 ' ' ..,...,,. 74 . . 40 SPARK PLUGS The 1958-59 basketball season will long remain in the memory of West Pittston fans. With the league season rapidly drawing to a close, interest and enthusiasm were steadily mounting. The Rams, under the very able direction of Mr. James T. Atherton, our new coach, had finished in a three-Way tie for the first half of Valley League play and were dead- locked with Exeter for second half honors. At this point a protest lodged against our team was upheld by the PIAA, and fourteen victories which had enabled the squad to achieve its lofty position were forfeited to our opponents. The team served notice that an exciting season was in store by winning five of seven games in exhibition and tournament play, losing only to Nanticoke, eventual Wyoming Valley League champion, and Exeter, defend- ing champion in the Valley League. In the first half of league competition West Pittston won its first five games by de- feating Forty Fort, Northwest, Wyoming, Luzerne, and Pittston. The Rams outplayed Exeter in the next game, only to see victory elude them in the final seconds. They com- pleted the first half on a successful note by turning back Larksville and a highly favored Plains' squad. West Pittston, Exeter, and Plains all posted 9 A1 records to tie for the lead. As the second half got under way our team compiled a skein of four victories, winning over Wyoming, Northwest, Edwardsville, and Exeter. Plains snapped our winning streak in an overtime thriller before another capacity crowd in the West Pittston gymnasium. The Rams resumed their winning ways by defeating Larksville, Pittston, Luzerne, and Forty Fort. When the PIAA's decision was announced, only the victories over Luzerne and Forty Fort remained. This year's varsity featured six seniors: Mike Austin, Joe Miller, Ronnie Rogers, Bill Rutledge, Al Wicks, and Jerry Zezza. The basketball team is assured of a bright future as several experienced underclassmen, including Mike Cefalo, Al Kaminskas, and Leon Obrzut, together with some fine prospects from the jayvee squad will be available next season. 41 c TBM-L COA mes Left to TIQM' Mi lgarold Sex OR VARSITY N AGER5 A BASKETBALL M nw' Rxchgrd ht Wluafd Hince Ventre e Nxtghoiais Gefmle Law! Todd 42 Hes BASF-F' Atherton IIIIIIOR VARSITY The West Pittston Junior Varsity had a successful season posting a record of fourteen wins and eight losses Those who follow our team noticed a marked improvement IH the perform ance of the Jayvees as the season progressed After four exhibition games had been played the team had two vic tories and two losses to show for their efforts They opened the league season by defeatlng Forty Fort In the next game the Junlor Rams bowed to a strong Northwest team but came roaring back to beat Wyoming as Ronnie Serfoss paced the team with 18 points Luzerne and Pittston fell v1c tims to the Green and White but a pair of stubborn opponents Exeter and Edwardsville won hard fought games The first half ended on an optimistic note as our team defeated both Larks Jimmy La Nunziata scored 39 markers to show the way in the victory over Plains West Pittston dumped Wyoming to open the second half of league play but Northwest took its second declslon as Joe Mitchell tallied 19 points ln a losing effort Again we fell prey to the Edwardsville Jinx but this time the margin separating the two clubs was much smaller A particularly satisfying victory over a strong Exeter team was the start of a four game winning streak Other vlctlms included Plains Larks ville and Pittston Luzerne halted the winning streak by coming from behind in the final quarter to overtake our forces The season ended just as It began with a victory over Forty Fort The Junior Varsity coached by Mr Selple gained much valuable ex perlence this year We know that the members of the team will supply the material for strong varsity clubs in the seasons ahead l i ' ff l? . . r 1 . . -as - ' X r Xi, - ,NJ ,Kg . . . X . . it ' .77 , K4 , J 'pl8. , ' y ' M - . . .4-,JK . D . . - I ville and Plains by wide margins. 7 r . . . . , - rw. W5 . y ' ' , 7 ' u , ' L fl . ' 1 ' First Half JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right: First Row-John Rutledge, Wayne Rickert, Carl Rosencrance. Second Row-James LaNunziata, David Wruble, Robert Siani, Robert Tonkin, Donald Moss, Neal Tobin. Third Row-David Dernbowski, Ronald Serfoss, Joseph Mitchell, Philip Howe, John Bierly, Joseph Crane. West Pittston .... . . West Pittston .... , , . West Pittston .... ..,. West Pittston .,.. .... West Pittston ..,. . . A West Pittston West Pittston West Pittston West Pittston .... , . . . West Pittston ......... West Pittston West Pittston ........, West Pittston ,....,. , , Forty Fort. . Northwest ,... ,... Wyoming .,... .... Luzerne .... Pittston .,,... .... Exeter... ..,, Edwardsville .... .... Larksville ,... ,.,. Plains ...... Preseason Games Lehman-Jackson ,.... 20 ' 41 Nanticoke ..,,....... Taylor ............., 38 Alumni ...,. . ,,,. 40 Second Half West Pittston ,,.,...,. West Pittston .,....tt. West Pittston ....., . , West Pittston, . ,... . . West Pittston West Pittston West Pittston West Pittston. West Pittston ,,,...,.. Wyoming . Northwest Edwardsville Exeter. . . Plains Larksville . Pittston . , . Luzerne. . Forty Fort. . TRACK MID FIELD r E? 'EEE' Left to right: First Rou'-Allan Wicks, Richard Todd, Robert Farer, Peter Dominic, Paul I Wills, Joseph Miller, Gerard Zezza, Santo Agolino, Willard Hunter, Robert Ferretti. Second Row-Benjamin Walter, Robert Tonkin, Wayne Rickert, Robert Bond, Garry Vincelli, Ronald Serfoss, John Hood, Jack Bohan, Glenn VanTuyle, Joseph Lavelle. Third Ifou'vRobert Smiles, Lowell Dickson, Barry Warshal, Snopkowski, Bert Shiffer, Roger Hudson, Gerry MacDonald, Charles Shook, Donald Jacobs, Donald Moss, SPEEDSTERS This year, as usual, the thin-clads of West Pittston High School came through with another fine track and field season. Guided by their new head coach, Mr. Harold Seiple, and assistant coach, Mr. William Brown, the team coped its ninth consecutive District No. 2 P.I.A.A. Championship. In the regularly scheduled meets, the team established a record of three wins and two losses. Davis. After a loss to a well-seasoned Tunkhannock team, the boys went on to defeat Clarks Summit and Wyo- ming. The Wyoming meet, the thriller of the season, went down to the last event before the outcome was decided. Bill Rutledge took first in the 440 and 880 yard runs. Then the mile relay team, composed of Bohan, Todd, Rutledge, and Miller, brought the meet to a successful close. Following an easy victory over West Side Central Catholic, the team met Plymouth, who proved to be a formidable opponent. The boys turned in the best times and distances of the season, and first places were taken by Allan Wicks, Paul LaNunziata, and Joseph Costello. Finally, however, Plymouth managed to edge by with a five point lead. Our next and final meet with Forty Fort was cancelled because of bad weather conditions. On May 15 the team traveled to Scranton to win their fourteenth district championship. Despite the weather, the boys were in top form. Two of the outstanding team members were Joseph Miller, who took first in the mile and 440 yard runs, and Allan Wicks, who placed first in the low hurdles and pole vault and second in the broad jump. By far, the most exciting event was the mile relay, run by Miller, Wills, Bohan, and Rut- ledge. When the final scores were tallied, West Pittston with 71 points was far ahead. All those who placed first or second in their events at the district meet were eligible to participate in the State Meet on the following Saturday. 44 1959 4126 5826 5626 4326 5925 5825 69 49 562? 6122 QL --- XX DAREDEVILS ,, ' 1-l. The 1909 Gym Team EXIIIIDILIOII mrected by Mrs Thomas Llewellyn and Mr Elwood of both senlor and Junlor hlgh school students In the Junlor hxgh exh1b1t1on glven on Aprll thlrd the boys and mrls demonstrated thelr abllxtyln acrobatxc stunts relav races and group drllls A llvely Hlghland Flmg by the senior hlgh glrls and a square dance by the combined boys and glrls gym teams hlgh llghted the semor hlgh exh1b1t1on whlch was presented on Aprll tenth The members of the gym teams and the student body extend thelr apprec1at1on to Mrs Llewellyn and Mr Swlngle for the1r expert dlrectlon of another successful gym exh1b1t10n la.. MRS THOMAS LLEWELLYN MR ELWOOD SWINGLE SENIOR HIGH GIRLS GYM TEAM Left to rtght Fzrst Row Barbara Lalrd, Charlotte Brown, Reglna Koslk, Pamela Jones, Ellen Daniels, Clalre McCorm1ck, Ann Whlttaker, Ellen Evans, Carol Brennan, Reglna R1tZI6, Lynne Dente, Carol Lepore Second Row Patncla Mundy, Catherlne Wall, Concetta Zezza, Nancy Davls, Patrlcla MaGu1re, Bonme Wllllams, Nancy Belpulsl, Carol Mltchell, Shlrley Mc Donnell, Pamela Reedy Absent Lynn Stockton l JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' GYM TEAM gig K E4 x V 1 , S- li Q? 7 1 f . . . me Swingle, featured the various gymnastic skills Y 1 .s l ,- s K . . . ' - . ' ' I S, I . 1, . , . - 9 Q K- X g 1 ai' X nnmvlls O -- f ' - V SENIOR HIGH BOYS GYM TEAM Left to nght Fzrst Rou Thomas Carpenter Fred Marlanl Leonard Insalaco Glenn VanTuyle Edward Comstock Eugene Bnggs Thomas Medlco Second Rou Mlchael Cordora Joseph Bohan Wllllam Bell Robert Ferrettl Paul La Nunzlata Mxchael Harned John Stanko Frank Agatl with ilii Al JUNIOR HIGH BOYS GYM TEAM Left to rzght Fzrst Rou Gale Hermann Carl Deangelo Eugene Zenobl Joseph Lavelle Nathan Webb Rlchard Glrman Charles Shook Alan Melberger Norman Rothman Thomas Fusco Joseph Dolfi Joseph DeLucca Mlchael Llttzl Second Rou Randy Hmes Joseph Gentrle Charles Medxco Walter Smlth Edmund Jones Thomas Wall Jack McCartney Charles Stanton Samuel Lxzza Thomas Hobbs Kenneth Scott Kenneth Roberts Anthony Petcavage Duane Soncelll Ernest Dymond Earl Newhart Robert Searfoss John Testa Thzrd Hou Joseph Agohno Rxchard Belmont Davld Rldley James Schollenberger George Dankuhch Ralph Bldwell John Rlckaby R1chard Woods Allan Rozelle John Harned Richard Monk Dale France Mxchael Evans Jay Cramer Robert Smlth Harry Kellow Damel Alampl Mme.-. l f o f l A ,A I I A A' I F l I ' l f W rt.. ,- L. 7. , Af + Q -1 -Q-Q. ' , TRAILERS i + A an -, FRESHMAN AND JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Left to nght Fzrst Rou Peter Luchlno Edward Comstock James Bevan Ph1l1p Howe Harold Bulford Robert Danks Harold Schobert Rxchard Belmont Second Rom Wrlllam Tabone John Rutledge Joseph Lavelle John Harned George Dankulxch James Todd Carl Rosencrance John Fuehrer Charles Shook Thzrd Row Rrchard Hop kms Barry Bachman Donald Moss Joseph Crane Robert 0 Connell Davxd Dembowskx Joseph Kelly Wayne Qrckert Wllham Robertson Thzrd Row Jerry McDonald John Brerly Neal Tobm Thls year the freshman team better known as the Baby Rams under the capable coachlng of Mr O Connell played three out of slx scheduled games and turned ID a record of two wms and one loss The remalnmg three games were cancelled by the opposlng schools The openlng game was played agalnst G A R on September 29 The game see sawed back and forth with G A R comlng out on top 26 24 George Dankullch tallled two touchdowns Don Moss and John Blerly each scored once On October 6 the Baby Rams met Old Forge Takmg revenge for the defeat handed thelr blg brothers the week before they overpowered thelr rrvals 6 0 The lone touchdown was made by George Dankuhch who scampered forty yards to score The freshman season came to a close on October 20 wlth a 19 13 vlctory over Coughlm The touchdowns were made by George Dankuhch Wayne Rlckert and Carl Rosencrance The m1ddlemen of our football squad the Jumor varsrty met a very powerful Old Forge team ln the 1n1t1al game of the season Old Forge plled up a substantlal lead whlch could not be overcome desplte a morale boostlng touchdown by Glenn Van Tuyle The game ended Wlth a score of 26 6 West Slde Cathollc was the next foe The splrlted Junlor Rams fought hard throughout the contest but thelr opponents msured a vlctory by a last mmute touchdown maklng the final score 119 1313T1:5nkhannock also took advantage of a few bad breaks and defeated the determmed J umor ams In the last game of the season the boys dxsplayed an even greater determmatron to wm, but agam bad breaks prevalled and the Taylor team was vlctorlous 12 6 Even though the J unlor Rams dld not come out on top they have surely profited from the experlence whlch they have recelved 48 I ' 1 - 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 ' l 1 1 l 1 U 1 1 1 1' .1 . - ' 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 4 1 ' ' 1- . , I , . ' ll Y! ' Y Y y . . - ' 1 1 . . . . W- . , u 77 ' ' , ' . , . P I ' . . . . ' 7 . . I I . . . 7 ff? l 5 fl f 3 1 - . l 'f Y' Y f'lf1r1'm'lsZ Bvllis- Ke-rn, Tonkin, William Vandvrlmurg, Rosvnc-ranvv, Nl-al 'l'olmin. lflizimz Zarzw-ki, Ric-hard Todd, Carolyn Willard llunu-r. Iivlls: Judith MARCHING BAND Trzzmpe!sfCarol Lepore, Wayne Cahral, Joseph Blandina, William Bisbinq, John Zarzecki, Ralph Ro4toCk Carolyn King, Faye Vlfilliams. llrzlmsw.-Klan Melberger, Ronald Miller, David Straub, Gvorge Hankvv, Joseph W'achs Ronald Foy, Drew Smith. Trombrme+Carol Mitchell. f'lflV1lll6fSm'B6lIj' Rindgen, Judith Carpenterf Deborah .Ionfw Bettie Kern, Rosemary Baiora, Barbara Dvndle, Robvrla Smiles, Barbara Baker, Maureen Voighl, Marv Runh lill'1dg9H.SIIIODl7'IIZP9?SB.Y1T0 Agolino, Nancy Pader. Hells -Judith Aiia, Lauren Argenio. lflulvo -Susani'l'horn- ton, Joyce Miller. Color Guardx f-Helene Simalchick, Charlotte Strubeck, Carol Schoner, Joan Korecki. Balmer f'arrz'ers-Ann Marie Salvaggio, Daiso Caskvy. Drum ,Uajorelte 4Carol Bahl. CONCERT BAND miles, Pamela Jones, Deborah Jones, Barbara Baker, Maureen Voight. Saxaphones: Allan Wicks, Nancy Poder, Robert lewellyn, John Rutledge, Joseph Bohan, Paul Whittaker, Benjamin Smith. Drums: Drew Smith, Ronald Foy, Carl hornton, Santo Agolino. Horns: Charlotte Strubeck, Carol Lepore, Ralph Rostock. Trumpets: Wayne Cabral, John avid Wruble, Joseph Blandina, Joseph Crane, Wayne Rickert, Joseph Bonita. Trombones: Santo Agati, Stephen Robertson, ebecca Harris, Barbara Laird. Baritone: William Rutledge. 'I'l'IE Bl0W -DIITS An Old Grad, Mr. Ronald Houser, returned to West Pittston High School this year to direct the Green and White Marching Band in notes and steps. With some clever innovations in on-the-field marching and half time performance, the band added color and en- joyment to our football games. The Marching Band has also been a feature attraction in local parades and last autumn performed for the State Firemen's Convention in Scranton. At the close of the football season, the spotlight was shifted to the concert bands, which presented for the first time a Winter Con- cert. The bands directed by Mr. Houser, rendered a varied program of classical and modern compositions. Among the pieces played by the Junior Band were March Majestic and Sambilita, a festive Latin American number in a samba tempo. The Senior Band's rendition of several selections from the Broadway hit, Oklahoma, was very warmly received. The Senior and Junior Bands then combined to play five selections, including Little Bop Riding Hood, a novelty number narrated by Allan Wicks. As a rousing finale to an evening of fine band music, the concert bands presented Honor Band, featuring the Majorettes with Carol Bahl as Drum Majorette. Mr. Ronald A. Houser The ofhcers of this year's Senior Concert Band were: Drew Smith, president, Willard Hunter, vice-presidentg John Zarzecki, secretary 5 and Joseph Bohan, treasurer. Both the Marching Band and the Concert Bands have added immeasurably throughout the year to school and community functions. 51 ww Q P' . G! M . V , - -1 'vf -U - W, 8 W ji xg? ii , N.-1 . i Aw gg ,W Z . : 4 Q Q M W A Y , 14, xv VT Y? M X V. En, Xggi ' f L f 35, 1, 1 E ffyslf. xi ff gf 45 wh g ' , . 1 ..,. :-. D Uimim as ,... +2 ... 3 W W W is Q' W 'Q M H5 Hs Ha W5 WPH QP A WP 4 E1 5 '54 X 3 5-.v'3 'S .Arif ,X 1 -I B-X- ,I e e Q,-if X. , run: - urs , ' fm.- The Girls' Glee Club, directed by Miss Cathran J. Fear, is composed of fifty senior and junior students. The girls, who practice once a week in Room 14, are selected according to their music reading ability, voice quality, and range. The glee club performs in three-part harmony fsoprano, second- soprano, and alto. After practicing each part separately, the three vocal groups combine and sing as a unit. In preparation for the Spring Fling, the big musical event of the year, the glee club practiced diligently for many weeks. Some of the , selections prepared for the concert this year were Dedication, There i Are Such Things, and lt's Sleepy Time Down South. Miss Cathran J' Fear The glee club has also been an added attraction to many chapel pro grams At Easter time the girls sang The Palms, Let Us Break Bread Together, and Hosanna' We wish to extend our thanks to Miss Cathran J F car, who has given her time and patience toward making the glee club the success that it has been GLEE CLUB QTWELFTH GRADE GIRLSD Left to rzght Fzrst Rau Carol Lepore Lynn Stock ton Carol Brennan Angela Stanko Rebecca Harris Second Row Lynne Dente Tina Butera Sandra Smith Ellen Evans Regina Ritzie Bonnie Jane Jones Louise Phethean Thzrd Rom Arlme Kettell Nancy Wei mer Lois Oliver Barbara Rowlands Carol Bahl Rosemary Aroshus Mary Jane Prischak GLEE. CLUB tELEVENTH GRADE GIRLS? Left to right Fzrst Rozt Judith Behlke Charlotte Strubeck Sandra Cella Miss Fear Rose Coskey Second Row Susan Lle wellyn Cecelia Russo Jean Iacona Claire McCormick Celes tine Lello Regina Kosik Grace Ann Ciotola Anne Hayward Ann Marie Salwaggio Thzrd Rou Pamela Jones Barbara Laird Roberta Smiles Rose Ann Chui mento Arline Slego Patricia Ber retta Patricia Podejko Jean Parente Alberta kociolek Fourth R011 Charlotte Brown Roseann Serlno Carol Bxth Frinces Gio vannini Helene Slmalchick Joan Korecki Mildred Patrick Patricia Parente ' J ' 64 77 A4 a Y! 66 Y7 . w I .rj J K I V . . . , - 1 s . , . ,- I 1 , . . . , 1 , I Y I I . .1 '- I Y , , l . 1 U I 7 3 - mary Dente, Ellen Daniels, Daiso , I -I B I , 1 - ' , ' . . y 1- - Y rl , , ' 5 ' .7 ' . ' ' . . - f . . 1 f ' 3 Y 1 7 ' , . . .ui ' A Y Al ' . . ,. I 2 . 7 2 . L- - I .7 A I - , . . Y . , . . l - 54 cm' AJ WX U.. - Q9 X Y i . I! sn .lv I - - I Im. Q lj Q , BOYS GLEE CLUB Left to nght Fzrst Row Wxlham Vanderburg Eugene La Bar Dav1d Scull Mr Houser Cdrrectorj Joseph Bohan Frank Agatl Santo Agohno Second Row BenJam1nSm1th Glenn Van Tuyle Lou1sForlenza Fred Lombardo Rxchard Snopkogvskx John Jacobs Thzrd Row Paul Whlttaker Drew Smlth Ronald Rogers Stephen Robertson, Ralph Rostoc MIXED CHORUS Standmg fforegroundb Mr Houser fDlY9Ct0fD Left to rzght Fzrst Rou Lucxlle VlHC9Yltl Lynne Dente Susan Thornton Concetta Zezza knlta Prlschak Carol SGTIHO Santo Agohno Lou1sBelpuls1 John Jacobs Daw1dScull Paul Whlttaker Carol Lepore Angela Stanko Barbara Crlscl Second Rou Grace Shannon Betty Montante Melame 'vlenlchettl Sldoma Wegner Bonme Jane Jones Frank Agatl Mlchael Harned Ross De Nxsco Anthony Butsax age Drew Smmth Carolee Stankus Patrlcxa MAGUITC Pamela Reedy Llnda Narvel Thzrd Rou Ellen Danxels Mary -Xnn Chlampl Mary Jane Prxschak Nlancv Welmer Andrea Templar Phllxp Jones Ralph Rostock Kenneth Melberger Wrlllam Rutledge Ronald Rogers Stephen Robertson Bettle Kern Georgeann Phethean Barbara Rowlands Jamce Schoonover JJ 1 a : . .-t - ,- I ' , . . Y . , I 1 - . '- . 1 I 1 1 1 1 - L 1 1 1 . . 1 . 3- . 1 . 1 e . Y - A - u 1 , , I l S, ' V - , - . . , .1 K , A 1 , I. I l . , , A A . , A , . I . F, Y . f I 1 ' Y . S. H 1 . - 1 ' . Y 4 ' I . Y , I . . 'Y , . I '- , A ' , L ' L , . . 1 1 1 . 1 ' 1 wr 1 I Y ly ' GS-gum xx ron ours -... LIBRARY CLUB Left to rzght Fzrst Rou Mary Lourse Zurenda Helene Srmalchrk CVxce Presl 'Vhss Rrchards Cadvrserl Ann Whlttaker CPresJ Carol Drrhan qTreasJ Patrlcra lNfl3Gu1T9 QSecyl Jean Iacona Second Ron -Xrlrne Kettell Mary Jane Prrschak Ellen Evans Trna Butera Ann Marle Manganlello Carol Bahl Nancy Poder Barbara Rowlands Ann Stockton Carol Brennan Judrth Cllsharn Barbara Sands Lourae Phethean Sandra Srnlth Grace Insalaco Carol Lepore Anna Van Busklrk Lucllle Vmcentr ORGAN CLUB Standzng around ihe organ Nancy Francls llarrret Dawes Pamela Axre Ioxce Mrller ludxth Armbtrong Ann Marle Callsto Barbara Pureell Grace 'lomashefslu Jud1th Arla Lauren -Xrgemo Pearl Marcus Seated at the organ MISS Fear iaduserj Mary Wxllrarne 37 - ,-,cf - , R A Q 'I X- Q, - - P A 5 . , I . V ,- . , . . . - my X . . . , Marie Stevensbn, Ann Marie Markerb, Angela Stanko, Rebecca Hayrris. Third Fon'-Lynne Dente, Jean Palrneri, ,Lynn , I , I . ig. ! ! I I . 7. , N v. '.- 5 . ' ' ' ' ' ' A ' ' ' Ill. ,1 LW ,Q-xx -ss turn: count f Q ,. Each Wednesday morning our Student Council is busy at work planning the activities of Youth Center for the coming Saturday night. ln addition to supervising Youth Center, the Council has also sponsored three one-act plays presented on April seventeenth for the benefit of the public library. This active organization is composed of homeroom representa- tives from ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. These stu- dents, in turn, elect officers to preside over the council meetings. Tnis year's officers were: Lee Havard, president, William Carver, vice-president, Nancy Weimer, secretaryg James Truelove, treasurerg and Peter Dominic, business manager. The Council works in accordance with an adult advisory board. The members are: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weimer, Mr. John Occhiato, Mrs. Philip Harris, Mr. Jarrett Jennings, Mr. Steryl Serfoss, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones, and Mr. R. C. Williams Cfaculty adviserj. Many of the Youth Center activities, which are planned by the council, will certainly be remembered as social highlights of the past year. The annual Halloween Hop gave the students a chance to display their originality in costume designing, and a hilarious hula hoop contest certainly delighted everyone. Especially impressive gas the traditional Valentine Dance with Bonnie Jane Jones as ueen. Our thanks to the Student Council for its part in making this school year an enjoyable one' MR R CHESTER WILLIAMS STUDENT COUNCIL Left to rzght Fzrst Row William Touhlll Fred Mariani Lucille Vincenti James Truelove Nancy Weimer William Carver, Rose Ann Chiumento, Nancy Belpulsi Mary Ann Salvaggio Ann Traglia Second Rom Anthony De Nisco, Joseph Costello Joseph Lavelle Peter Dominic John Stout Joseph Kelly, Mary Ann Chiampi, Concetta Zezza, Susan Scott, Mary Derng, Mr R C Wlll13mSQ3dV1S8FJ 08 ' I I. 1 . 1 1 v vv. ..' ' ' , - ' .. .' ' I 1 '-- rummxr nzzv smucs ur ' -... 15-6 I m ordlnarlly a well mannered -., Jalgpy, but as I rattled along wlth a gang Nq- o olsterlous semor boys squashed lnto my passenger compartment, I declded to Q put aslde all pnnclples of good auto- gn f V motlve behavior and listen ln on thelr , rv' Z conversatlon Gary Vmcelh spoke up first Come J.. y on, Cordora We re not gomg to get any dn: where at this rate Gas thls old heap' Ulllll 4, Say? what does he mean thls old 4 W eap I 1 K Take lt easy Crud you know v Mlke s a careful drlver and besldes we re Q A ln no speclal hurry fTh1s Ronny E Hudson fella IS the calm one of the group? Speakln of good dnvmg dld you fellas ever hear about the trme Becky Hams rolled down the wlndow and yelled hBeeg beep fnstead of blowmg the orn You thmk that s bad Doc' How about the tlme B111 Rutledge fell asleep and drove straxght mto the woods? answered Barry Warshal Yeah, we sure do have some ace drlvers ln our class commented Al Wxcks QTruer words were never spoken We cars certamly do have to put up wlth an awful lot J Hey Al Mlke Cordora blurted out, d1d you ever go up to Old Forge to hunt for your tooth? Nope, Al answered wlth a shrug, I guess that s among the m1ss1n' You know fellas Ronny Hudson began ln all the schools I ve gone to I ve never seen such a varlety of students Why there s long tall Ron Rogers and tmy Annle Van Busklrk Bimbo Capone and sklnny Tuffy Todd, talkatlve Bob Cavalarl and qulet Pete Dommlc Man what a congloomerate' CI thlnk he means con glomeratlon J Yeah and dld you ever thmk about the crazy mcknames some of the krds have? There s a hst a mule long Vamp, Bean, Pxpe Tar Scratch, Wobbles Dumpy, Buno Looper Oxle Mangoe and Punchy fWell, look who s talkmg' Dldn t I hear someone call thxs guy Crud? 5 And nobody can say that the Class of Q19 dldn t have any talent Remember the txme Barry put on a one- man show at the Country Club? asked Doc Touhlll Well I m certamly glad you fellas recogmze real talent when you see rt Barry sald CMy what modesty'J 1 you have to gxve Bob Farer credlt too He s a real hula hoop artxst Mike sald wxth a laugh CThzs IS ta ent J Say, fellas do you remember the swell tlme some of us had m New York Clty' Carol Dxrhan was so sure that she knew her way around and you know what her crowd spent three whole hours on the subway' CWhat a fascmatmg trip that must have beenlj Most of the tlme, though, sard Al Wlcks we dldn t have to go that far to have a good tlme Just look at the l'l0tS we ve caused ln class' Remember the lab class when N ancv Poder made enough gas to almost asphyxlate Mr Shook? And everyday Mr Lewls threatens to gxve up teachmg physlcs and go back to sea Doc added Do you remember the tlme a d1sh of tossed salad mysteriously appeared rn Lee Havard's locker? Boy, he fellas sure dld enjoy samplmg that dehcacy xt dnsappeared m no txme ' Gary remarked Well, you've got to admlt that we certamly have caused our share of trouble rn the past twelve years, Barry commented. Say, fellas, Mlk8 sald as they neared the Esso stat1on, guess I'd better get some gas for Tlzzy here or we won't be travelm' much further QN ow, that's what I've been waltmg to hear all along J 09 II X, x ' , , 9 - - - 1 T.: ,. :-C., - ' ' ' lf! , K' , I :, ' ,nl . . . K LAM, . . ff A I . v 5 gy! ,n , 1 , t - - .. .' ' , f x . , r - - vv t 1 I 'n ff' yfffif ' 1-x I ,Q Jn' 1- yflw H . , - . 1, :' . , . ' ' . , 5 !A ' I - ,Qi ll If . . ' . I W - I -f ru. 2 fi . Y Y v. I Al 1 .W 'fl . ' P lf U . , . . . 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' L t -I-' mncnzmz nmv: 1' - .,. 4' 4 1 E31 Q lsillwaxel 3 A Each year a magazine campaign is conducted by the students of West Pittston High School for the purpose of raising funds for our yearbook This year our goal was successfully reached but the total profit was not as high as in previous years Miss Margaret 'VI Clelland and Miss Esther L Curtis Faculty Business Managers contributed a great deal of th ir time and effort toward making the campaign a success The Seniors wish to express their thanks to all those who worked on the magazine drive and helped to finance this yearbook BUSINESS MANAGERS Miss Esther L L Curtis Michael Cebula MAGAZINE DRIVE SECRETARIES Left Table CLeft to right around the tablej Patricia Berretta Anna Van Buskirk Ann Whittaker Carol Brennan Carol Romanowski Daniel Cesari Louis Forlenza Roseann Serino Carol Bahl Ann Marie M3HWHHl6llO Ann Marie Markert Grace Ciotola Rzght Table C' eft to rzght around the tablel Michael Guddy Euvene LaBar Paul Clapp Betty Kmtz Helene Simalchik Alberta Koclolek Jean Iacona Cele tine Lello Lawrence Ventre Nicholas Gentile David Scull Richard Graci Joan Korecki 60 ah V -, 7 ' T . 1 T V' , ' Q: I ' . . I ' . ' , x 7, NY .Q I 0 ' - l eft lo right: Patricia Podejko, Louise Phethean, Judith Clisham, v A A vt 'Y .i '. ! J I ' ! I 1 . 1 A, G D I' Y A A l S, . 1 l . 1 I r v 3 1 1 n l ! ' New , I ,jliifbl aff H - MAGAZINE DRIVE ,' xx H omeaoom samov. HIGH H Miss Yfixonls IGH f WY - 7' fa -l VY V, ...Q - - ,Ya 7. ----, 1. .... , Z--'L-if x g L'Q- Q f- X g ,--141-.. Z S 1 HIGH SALESMEN emor High: Sam Capo T . neu ina B Jumof High utera, : J , oseph Blandrna, Judith Ait 3. if L? CHEER-UP DOG WINNERS HIGH HOMEROOM JUNIOR HIGH Left to right: First Row-Pamela Ayre, Miss Langford's Charlotte Shive, Judith Aita. Second Row- Suzanne Peck, Barbara Hastie, Sally Rowland. lv' 'I z. . W 3 J w'.1'91' ' l 1 ' ' I I rf '. 7 ,, I A' x .S ff, .-is 174' My MV ty., ' 1 I' V ' 5.ge'!ilf'yf4' l'x ' I ' :X , 53 QQ L if M212 ' 4 Q 4 if 2-' - 'I'fq ' V:1f4a1M,Ewq4 , 17 1 ff . f X 'Kap . IKDP Mr and Mrs Anthony Agati Attorney and Mrs Ettore S Agolino Mr and Mrs Samuel Aquilina Mr and Mrs Elmer Armstrong Dr and Mrs Willis C Barnes Dr and Mrs R M Bierly Blue Ribbon Farm Dairy Boston Shoe Store Mr and Mrs Albert H Brooks Miss Ethel L Burrows Mr and Mrs louis Butera Mr and Mrs Sam J Capone Carpenter s Greenhouse Daniel C Ciavarella Mr and Mrs Frank R Cree Crest Quality One Hour Cleaners DeLuca s Music Company Mr and Mrs Anthony J Dominic Frank Felice Firestine Brothers The First National Bank of Pittston Mr and Mrs Ernest W Fisher Fox Hill Service Station Grablick s Dairy Inc Mr and Mrs David O Gravell Mr Brown s Homeroom Mrs Clarke s Homeroom Miss Clelland s Homeroom Miss Curtis Homeroom Mr Davenport s Homeroom Miss Fear s Homeroom Mrs. Dobbie s Homeroom Miss Green s Homeroom Mrs. Harris Homeroom Mrs. Hine s Homeroom Miss Jones Homeroom Miss Kuschel s Homeroom Miss Langford s Homeroom Mr. Lewis Homeroom Miss MacGufHe s Homeroom Miss Peterson s Homeroom Miss Poxon s Homeroom Mr. Seiple s Homeroom Mr. Shafer s Homeroom Mr. Shook s Homeroom Miss Smiles Homeroom Mr. Smith s Homeroom Mr. Swingle s Homeroom Mr. Thomas Homeroom Miss Treible s Homeroom Dr. Wyllie's Homeroom Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hughes Hughes Refrigeration Service Mr and Mrs Jarrett W Jennings Mr and Mrs Thomas K Jones Kelchner s Coal and Ash Business Mr and Mrs O E Kenworthy LaBarre s Stationery Store Lepore s Garage Mr and Mrs Andrew W Lewis Llewellyn s Drugstore l ouie s Barber Shop Mr and Mrs I iberato Manganiello Mr and Mrs Clifford C Melberger Mrs Kenneth Melberger Mr and Mrs George Menn Clifton Miller Obrzut Pharmacy Mr and Mrs Arthur Oliver Mr and Mrs Sabastian Palmeri J C Penney s P E P Club Mr and Mrs George Phethean Pops Roller Rink Mr and Mrs A J Portelll Mr and Mrs Charles Remington Loretta D Ritzie Mr and Mrs Stanley RltZ16 Mr and Mrs E E Rowlands Royal Shoe Service Walter J Schmaltz Sz Son Mr and Mrs Harold Seiple Mr and Mrs Ernest P Sfarnas Mr. and Mrs. Steryl L. Serfoss Sperrazza s Custom Tailor Mr. and Mrs. Carlton H. Stauffer Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stauffer Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stauffer Student Council ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sunness Mr. and Mrs. E. Olin Thomas Tony Sz Buster s Barber Shop Dr. and Mrs. William L. Touhill Twelve General Class Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Vincenti ,Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weeks West Pittston Parent Teacher Association West Pittston Alumni Association West Pittston High School Key Club West Side Grocery West Side Gulf Service West Side Italian Kitchen Dr. and Mrs. Edward B. Wicks Wicks Jewelry Store Zezza's Service Station 7,99 ' V . 'J I I -- I - BOOSTERS - - -. ff . L v '- . . .h y . y . . . l . I ' . L. J. ' n n J s . na . - u 1 n J nw. '- Mr. and Mrs. John D. Costello Dr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Miller Y b J sw . K. . U . , . ' 2 . 7 ' - . , . . , , . Y . . .1 . . . y . . , ' , y . . I- y . . . 7 Y 7 7 Y Y Y 7 ' 1 Y Y Y Y Y 7 Y 7 Y Y 7 is X Xi Mr and Mrs Nicholas Archola Ann E Aroshus Mr and Mrs James T Ayre Mr and Mrs Charles Bachman Ruth Bachman Joseph Bahl and Mrs Charles Bell and Mrs James A Bevan Joseph C Bohan and Mrs Ray Bonita Bovam s Service Station and Mrs William Brown Louis Capone and Mrs Patrick J Capone and Mrs Frank A Cardillo and Mrs Joseph Clgan Miss Margaret Clelland The Clique Nick Condosta Sue Condosta Josephine M Cordora Mr and Mrs M1chaelCordora Sam Cordora Mr and Mrs Philip Cutler Mr and Mrs Ben Damels George W Davenport J Mrs Betty DeLucca Mr and Mrs William Detato Miss Carol Dickinson Mr and Mrs John Dickinson Mr and Mrs Kalman Dirhan Florine M. Dominic Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Dressler Mr. and Mrs. John D. Edwards Richard M. Edwards Eleventh Grade General Class Mr. and Mrs. Arnold W. Embleton Bob Evans Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. George Fessler Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ford Mrs. Marjorie Frantz Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gdovin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gentile Girl Scout Troop 151 Judith Anne Gravell Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Gray The Handy Store Mr. and Mrs. Philip Harris Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hines Mrs. Harris Homeroom Mrs. Harris' Homeroom Mrs. Hine's Homeroom Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hunter Joe's Confectionery Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Jones I' I' I' I' Mr and Mrs Haydn Jones Mr and Mrs AnthonyJ Just Latonick s Men s Store and Mrs Anthony Lepore and Mrs Al Lombardo and Mrs Joseph Marranca and Mrs J A Miller Robert F Morgan and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Josephl Mule William Musto Jr Dominick Nardone Wm D Norris Willard D Peck William Players Jr Adolph F Poder Angelo Pompmo Anthony Popple Miss Jennie Powell Mr and Mrs William Powell Miss Hilda B Poxon Mr and Mrs John Prischak Mr Harry Raymond Redmond Miss Mary L Richards Mr and Mrs E. Ronald Rogers Mrs Josephine Satkowski Mr Anthony Scarantino Mr J Richard Shafer Mr Harold P Shannon Short s Superette Mr and Mrs F L Sickler Mr and Mrs B L Slmonson Miss Jean Smiles Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith Mr. and Mrs. Willard W Smith Frank Soricelli Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Soricelli Stella s Market Sp x4 Richard James Stevenson Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Mel Stocker Mr. and Mrs. Nelson A. Stockton Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Strucke Tony s Barber Shop Miss Dorothy Treible Mrs. Anna VanBuskirk Mr. and Mrs. Nick Vincelli Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Werts Mrs. Robert Whittaker Miss Theresa Wierbowski Mr. Gordon Williams Jr. Mrs. Margaret D. Williams Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs R. Chester Williams Richard Williams John Winslow Joseph Worosilla Nicholas Zurenda PRINTED BY LA BARRE PRINTING C WEST PITTSTON, PA Il: A-0 H Y TT . . -- I A so PATROIIS g ,I L- Mr. .. Mr. Mr. .. Mr. . M . '. . . ' ' Mr. ' . . Mr. . Mr. 1. Mr. C. .l J. Mr. . ' Mr. :. 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