Wyoming Memorial High School - Monument Yearbook (Wyoming, PA)

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'Y H -- .: . 5 'W--'.g1.,.,, .-J' Ir4.1..?uL:'2 1' lid SOCIAL STUDIES ENGLISH Mr Casterline Mrs. Conway Mrs. Bryden Miss FfaHCiS Mr: Jones Mr. Keen Mr. Olesky Hill w X . 'X K . ,JL v 5' ' 9 -- M H -1 x I f X SCIENCE LANGUAGES Miss Baldauski Mrs. Conway Mrs. Bryden Mrs. Conway Mr. Mills Miss Wallace BUSINESS Mr. Podwika Mr. Olesky Mrs. Kelly -4,11 MATH Mr. Gravel Miss Martin Mrs. Kearns SPECIAL EDUCATION Mr. Williams Miss McDonnell Miss Baldauski Mr. Gravel Miss Glahn Miss Dimirco ks 4. 4 1 '- ,. , . 6 'P F59 . -, , . w 1 .1 z -'W 's 1 , 5 f llhdx Q .f '- H E L'Jl'-.1 Ll-vp' . . 1 :-'-v , 1- x ,. .. 4. f. '. 42 , v. --,J H' ul'-V : ff- sgg., iflfil mica .451 PMI is bfii ' we Mrs. Walter Bryden Mr. Peter G. Podwika Robert Coxe Edward Lottick President Vice President Joann Wamagiris Mary Melone Secretary Treasurer CLASS SONG When you walk through a storm keep your chin up high, And don't be afraid of the dark. At the end of the storm is a golden sky And the sweet silver song of a lark. Walk on through the wind, Walk on through the rain Though your eams be tossed and blown Walk on, walk on with hope in your heart, And you'11 never walk alone: You'11 never walk alone --- C ASS MOTTO C ASS FLOWER ASS COLOR Ng? I Albert Iohn Andre jko Dizzy June 18, 1935 Mechanical Engineer Football 3 Basketball 2 Track 3 Junior Play Tournament Senior Play Junior Red Cross 2 Librarian 1 Intramural Basketball 1 P -'ee ,, Rhoda Bartholomew Da October 17, 1935 Nurse Band 3 Orchestra 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Inu-arnural Volleyball 3 Tri-Hi-Y 3 Edward S. Andrejko Eddie May 28, 1936 Mechanic Football 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Theresa Bednarz Treese July 7, 1936 Secretary Librarian Junior Play Tournament Intramural Volleyball 3 Inuarnural Basketball 1 Senior Play Color Guard 1 Robert Frederick Coxe Bobby Intramural Basketball 3 Librarian 2 Band 3 Orchestra 3 Senior Play Edward Joseph John Duda Stash Electrical Engineer Band 3 Football 1 Intramural Basketball 3 Joseph Mathew Chasko Chas May 21, 1936 Chiropractor Band 3 Orchestra 3 Football 1 Intramural Basketball 3 July 2, 1935 Naval Officer Ann Dixon Annie November 4, 1935 Teacher Tri-Hi-Y 3 Cheerleader 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Junior Play Tournament Senior Play Intramural Volley Ball 3 October 11 , 1935 ...A Marie Ann Dukinas Duke Junior Red Cross 1 Intramural Basketball 3 Intramural Volleyball 3 Shorts Telephone Operator Intramural Basketball 1 Intramural Volleyball 1 y . .'.'f- ww' August 15, 1935 Artist Nancy C. Fritz Fritzie March 24, 1936 Stzenographer A Cheerleader 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 Stella Genelow March 8, 1936 as Q 1 5 fiat... Charles A. Givler Geek March 28, 1936 Civil Engineer Intramural Basketball 2 Track 3 Senior Play Joseph Paul Hiznay Bucky April 29, 1936 Professional Golfer X y Football 3 Basketball 3 Track 2 Nancy Hornby Nance September 21, 1933 Homewife Tri-Hi-Y 2 Ida Mae Jones Jonesy October 26, 1935 Nurse Tri-Hi-Y 1 Intramural Volleyball 2- Ioan Ann Kern Butch ,January 5, 1936 Social Worker Tri -Hi-Y 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Cheerleader 2 Junior Play Toumament Intramural Volleyball Senior Play 3 1 Robert William Kirchner Kirch Intramural Basketball 2 Senior Play ix 4 5131325 Babe Librarian 1 Majorette 3 Junior Red Cross 1 l ,,,, April 3, 1936 Electrical Engineer l ,ax Lorraine Ann Kolesky Koles March 12, 1936 Nurse Junior Red Cross 1 Cheerleader 2 Intramural Basketball 1 Intramural Volleyball 3 Josephine Marie Leone June 8, 1935 Secretary Frank Lepore Sammy December 31, 1935 Reporter Intramural Basketball 3 u Louella Mazzarella Lell January 8, 1936 F. B. 1. Agent 'WN Majorette 3 Tri-Hi-Y 1 Intramural Basketball 3 Edward Antrim Lottick Feebe November 12, 1935 Arm Chair Philosopher Intramural Basketball 3 Track 3 Senior Play Junior Play Tournament Intramural Volleyball 3 Senior Play Rosie Intramural Basketball 3 Intramural Volleyball 2 Cheerleader 2 Mary Louise Melone Lou March 28, 1936 Secretary Color Guard 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2 Intramural Volleyball 2 Student Council 1 Senior Treasurer School Reporter 1 Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 1 Rosemarie Morris June 23, 1935 Beautician ei an Barbara Ann Motichka Babs May 31, 1936 Telephone Operator Intramural Basketball 3 Intramural Volleyball 3 Color Guard 3 Librarian 3 Junior Red Cross 2 Terry Senior Play Librarian 2 Nipper Track 1 . -an-we f -M vu a5a?.,5' f .5 -ag3'f4Q,A1,4w L Theresa Olesky John Naples Ir. Air Force 2 'Oi September 4, 1934 Secretary Y? Dolly ' Majorette 3 Tri-Hi-Y 1 Literary Club 1 Literary Play Toumament Senior Play Della Maria Paoloni Dancer Jury 31, 1934 December 18, 1934 -21- Anita Picarelli Shorty Librarian 3 Intramural Basketball 2 Intramural Volleyball 3 Della Ann Pisaneschi Fizz Intramural Basketball 3 Intramural Volleyball 3 Robert Perialas Fig August 13, 1934 Navy Track 2 Basketball 2 Librarian 1 August 25, 1935 Secretary Mary Catherine Pineno Red February 1, 1936 Secretary Intramural Basketball 2 Intramural Volleyball 2 June 27, 1935 Secretary Polly Librarian 1 Shirl Intramural Basketball 3 Intramural Volleyball 3 Junior Red Cross 1 Literary Play Tournament 1 Literary Club 1 Ann Polak March 28, 1935 Detective Nancy Lorraine Roberts Nan October 16, 1935 Dietitian Tri -Hi-Y 3 Cheerleader 2 Tri -Hi -Y President Intramural Volleyball Shirley Ann Root November 16, 1935 Secretary Eleanor A. Rutski E1 February 14, 1936 Teacher Intramural Basketball 3 Intramural Volleyball 3 Librarian 3 Senior Play Literary Club 1 Literary Play Tournament Secretary 1 f Peggy Intramural Basketball 1 Intramural Volleyball 1 Mary A . Scopp Elementary Teacher Martin Thomas Steven Sedlock Big Mart January 2, 1936 Professional Basketball Player Basketball 3 Librarian 1 Junior Red Cross 2 Track 2 Football 1 Joe Intramural Basketball 3 Football 3 Track 3 Robert David Skursky Joseph Louis Shady Baseball Player Bob August 20, 1934 Track 3 Football 3 Basketball 1 Accountant July 20, 1935 5456.17 f. X December 20, 1935 Skeeter Senior Play Joni Intramural Basketball 3 Intramural Volleyball 3 Librarian 3 Junior Play Tournament Student Council 2 Secretary 1 Vice-President 1 Vice -President Swimming Club Joseph Thomas Sleboda August 17, 1935 Navy Maryanne Kathryn Turcnettl Turk October 26, 1935 Beautician Majorette 3 Intramural Basketball 1 Intramural Volleyball 1 Librarian 1 Joann Ann Warnagiris May 2, 1936 Bookkeeper Rebecca Arminda Wamer Becky June 21, 1935 Telephone Operator Intramural Basketball 2 Intramural Volleyball 2 Tri-Hi-Y 1 Band 1 3 School Reporter . lx Louise Ann Williams Lou Writer Intramural Basketball 3 Intramural Volleyball 3 Color Guard 2 Tri-Hi-Y 1 March 14, 1936 Marilyn Mabel Williams Marle January 10, 1935 Piano Teacher Tri-Hi-Y 2 Band 3 Literary Club Literary Play Tournament Leona Yurish Lee Secretary Tri-H1-Y 1 Junior Red Cross 2 Intramural Basketball 3 Intramural Volleyball 3 P-1Y1'H0D1i Joseph Zagunis Ziggy October 10, 1935 Commercial Artist Football 1 Intramural Basketball 3 April 22, 1936 , Jack Band 3 Orchestra 3 Librarian Play Toumament John Stephen Zavacki March 26, 1936 Doctor CLASS POEM As slumber sealed my eyes one night, A vision strange appeared to me. For there the ture lay revealed In realms of untold fantasy. Upon life 's voyage we each began Embarking on the Sea of Time And holding in common the highest aim- To serve with honor the race manldnd. Theseawasroughmdhardtncourae thevoyagesovlwzeearyandlmxgthephr Butalvrayxwe ptre ase, Sai1onl Sailonl Sagluottinfndoni' We sailed and sailedon that great sea. How long? It wam't clear. Until we saw before our eyes. The Bay of I-hppines draw near. And when we reached the golden port. It of T a glim' ture. It mtg become Nancy Roberts Most Intelligent Most Popular Most Likely to Succeed Best Personality Best Looking Best Dancer Most Athletic Most Humorous Most Dignified Most Flirtations Best Dressed Most All Around C ASS Robert Coxe Robert Perialas Charles Givler John Zavacki Joseph Chasko Robert Perialas Joseph Hiznay Martin Sedlock Charles Givler Albert Andrejko Raymond Zagunis Martin Sedlock POLL boy boy boy boy boy boy boy boy bvy boy boy boy Eleanor Rutsld Rhoda Bartholomew Nancy Roberts Marion Turchetti Joan Kem Josephine Leone Rhoda Bartholomew Shirley Root Mary Scopp Nancy Fritz Barbara Motichka Joann Warnagiris gm gin gm gm gm gin gm gin gm gin gm gm YE RBODK STAFF Peter G. Podwika Faculty Advisor Eleanor Rutski Editor Q Charles Givlet Assistant Editor YEARBOOK STAFF Editor Assistant Editor Faculty Advisor Literary Editors Business Editors Sports Editors Football Basketball Art Editors Photography Editors LITERARY STAFF Rhoda Bartholomew Nancy Roberts Joan Kern Mary Sco p Ann Polal? Maryann Turchetti ADVERTISING John Zavacki Della Paoloni Rosemarie Morris Louise Williams SALES Nancy Fritz Edward Andrejko Joseph Shady Robert Perialis Eleanor Rutski Charles Givler Mr. Peter G. Podwika Robert Coxe Lorraine Kolesky Ann Dixon Robert Skursky Rebecca Warner Albert Andrejko Joseph Chasko Martin Sedlock Joseph Hizany Raymond Zagunis Marie Dukinas Edward Lottick Louella Mazzarella TYPING Theresa Bednarz Nancy Hornby Josephine Leone Mary Melone Barbara Motichka Theresa Olesky Anita Picarelll Mary Pineno Della Pisaneschi Shirley Root Joann Warnagiris Marilyn Williams Leona Yurish Stella Genelow DISTRIBUTION John Naples Francis Lepore Robert Kirchner Edward Duda Joseph Sleboda EDITURIAL COMMITTEES EDITURS TYPING STAFF '1 Y 1 .lf ' .us fb. af., ,, md. .. 1 .a -',4'. - ,. 1 -1 3. fl. f. . 1. -fr .x 5.2-+. . .J my .gin - Q fzfg, -- Q.. I-1. . ' .- 5 .U- 4 I 1 4 ,, , Y A 1 '. pb- ' 'V f .-:-, . -' if. - I 24? v.. .fur .. . 1- . .r 1, f- 1 f .12-1'wV,p -..JH g QEEEQ ' .LJ F 15?T i '5'7'-'59 5Y':F 5i'5'V '-' 1 1 nm ' 33 5 1. f 1 1' va 7:53. 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' -5 C ASS WILL We the Seniors of the class of '53 of Wyoming Memorial High School, being sound in mind and body and in full possession of mental faculties do make, publish and declare this our last will and testament, revoking all other wills and codicils. In view of this, we want to leave a bit of ourselves to those who take our place in future years. We leave this bit with love toward all and malice toward none. Article I To the class of '54, those voclferous juniors, we surrender our integrity and fidelity. We intrust in their hands our teachers and our seats in assembly, whanever may be left of both. Article II To the class of '55, thosescholarly Sophomores, we, the solemn and sober Seniors, devise our perseverance in as- lmllating a vast amount of Knowledge with out the aid of books. Article III To the underclassmen, we leave the halls which we impeded these past years--and also our bills. lrticle IV Our individual bequests are as follows: Albert Andrejho, our fast running back on the football team, wills this ability to Geno DePetro. Edward Andnejho, wills his fine art of teasing people to John Bigioli. ,Rhoda Bartholomew wills her beautiful voice to Arlene Smallcomb. Theresalednarzleavesher blonde tresses to Joann Marfisi. Joseph Chasko, the best looking boy of the Senior Class, will this title to Aldo Casseri. Robert Coxe, the intellect of '53, leaves his brains tn Joseph Plneno. Ann Dimn leaves her cheering position to Elaine Kosllck. Edward Duda, the boy who can't go without eating, leaves his hmches to the Junior typmg boys. Marie Dukinas wills her art ability to Jackie Kearney. Nancy Fritz, the most flirtatious sentor, wills this art to Rosemary Karpinski. Stella Genelow, the girl who can't keep quiet, leaves her talkative nature no Joann Yanik. Charles Givler leaves his walking stride to Anita Jean Fink. Joseph I-llznay wills his fine art of football playing to John Rusnock. Nancy Hornsby leaves her low gear in the car to Marie Chiavacci. Ida Mae Jones, the speed demon of our class, leaves her velocity to Joseph Menn. Joan Kem, the best-looking girl of our class, leaves this title to Claire Ambrose. Robert Kirchner, our cartoonist, wills his ability to draw funny pictures to William Givens. Lorraine Kolesky leaves her ready smile to Nadine Naples. Josephine Babe Leone, our nimble fingered twirler, leaves this art to Thelma Daley. Francis Lepore, who makes his residence at Ponse 's leaves his technique at card playing to Jerry Ragantesl. Edward Lottick leaves his track ability to James Revie. Mary Melone will her beautiful complexion to Janet Gross. C ASS WILL e0nt'd Louella Gussie Moran Mazzarella leaves her red tights to Mary Ann Cuba. Rosemarie Morris, who is always trying out new styles, wills her hair-do to Caroloyn Givler. Barbara Motichka, the best dressed girl in the senior class, leaves her clothes to Maryann Lulewitz. John Naples wills his muscles to Joseph Todryck. Theresa Olesky leaves her long walk to Thomas Stanley Doty, Jr. Della Paoloni wills her art of ballet dancing to Geraldine Biagioli. Robert Perialas leaves his way with women to Thomas Palko. Anita Picarelli, the girl with the small waist, wills this measurement to Carmen Santasania. Mary Pineno leaves her shyness to Irene Marstell. Della Pisaneschi, our star shorthand student, wills this ability to George Chronowski. Ann Polak wills her long fingernails to Mr. Podwika, our typing teacher. Nancy Roberts leaves her tendency to blush easily to Thomas James. Shirley Root, our humorist, leaves this art to Patricia Casterline. Eleanor Rutski, the girl who is always helping others, wills this art to Marie Chiavacci. Mary Scopp, the newest edition to the senior class, leaves her quiet nature to Ruth Marstell. Martin Big Mart Sedlock, our star basketball player, leaves this ability to Joseph Szura. Joseph Shady, the boy never found without a comb, leaves his wave to James Cochran. Robert Skursky wills his art of rollerskating to Salvatore Cometa. Joseph Sleboda leaves his perfect English to Beryl Lee Samuels. Maryanne Turchetti wills her boots to Mary Zenobi. Joann Warnagiris wills her crooked smile to Faye Thomas. Rebecca Wamer leaves her love of letter writing to Dolores Shatrowski. Louise Williams wills her love of red to Ro Pagliarini. Marilyn Williams wills her wide -eyed look to Annette Thornton. Leona Yurish leaves her way with men to Gloria Korecki. Raymond Zagunis leaves his new car to Ralph Junnie Marucca. John Zavacki, the boy who has a way with Miss Martin, wills this art to Clido Cataluffi. To Mr. Jones WE, the Senior Class, promise that when WE reach the age of 21, WE will VOTE! Signed, sealed,and delivered before the eyes of God on this third day of June in the year of our Lord, Ninetn hundred and fifty three. AMEN. C ASS Ill TORY On September 5, 1950 the colors royal purple and white represented the Class of '53. Our crew of 55 was now 'eady to fly through the smooth skies of high school life. We only feared the marauding Junior Space robbers who were tlways ready to send us retreating into the nearest planet of safety. Mr. Young, acting in the capacity of General, brmally christened our rocket ship at the Sophomore Reception by initiating the members of our crew. Because of our relief in their ability, 'we chose the following as ship's pilots. President Robert Coxe, Vice-President Eleanor Rutski, Secretary Lorraine Kolesky, and Treasurer Joseph Maffei supervised by Mr. Jones and Mrs. Conway. We flew smoothly or one month, landing for our Sophomore Weiner Roast at Wolf's Grove, Sylvan Lake. The remainder of the first light of our trip was spent in deep thought and careful study. In June we landed for a three months' vacation. After our summer leave was over, we started out on the second flight. To take command in our Junior year we elected the following: President Jerolne Knopp, Vice -President Joann Warnagiris, Secretary Eleanor Rutski, Treas- lrer Martin Sedlock supervised by Mr. Mills and Mrs. Kelly. Now that we were experienced space pilots, we dared to ly off into the dark of night and haunt the young and inexperienced pilots, namely the sophomores. As aform of enter- Lalnment our crew was granted an evening's leave to have a Wiener roast at Wolf 's Grove. The crew went roller skat- ng, farmer dancing, and exploring. Our next event was the play tournament.We courageously defended ourselves in he play tournament by presenting the winning play, Hillbilly Sue under the direction of Miss McDonnell. The crew vho helped in making this a winning play were Suzie Gillespie, Joan Kern, Albert Andrejko, Jerome Knopp, Joann Namagiris, Edward Lottick, Theresa Bednarz and Ann Dixon. Two oumtanding members of the crew were Bobby Coxe md Al Andre jko. Bobby Coxe, won the state contest for Employ the Handicapped. Al Andrejko made the all-scholastic :eam in his Junior year. The next event was on May 3, guided by Mr. Jones, we landed at Harrisburg. We explored he city carefully and ate chow at the Plantation Room of the Penn Harris Hotel. After chow we flew on to Gettys- xurg. After looking over the battlefield, we set out again. In the spring of '52 we began making plans for our Junior 'rom. We landed and held our Prom on the planet, Wyoming. The gym in which the Prom was held had been beauti- 'ully decorated in pastel shades, pink, blue, green, and yellow. The music of Al Andreson cast a romantic spell over ill. This event brought to a happy close the second flight. Leaving the airport for the third and final flight of high school, we now realized that we had finally earned the Litle of High School Student, Senior Grade. We elected the following pilots to carry us through our last year of high Lchool. President Robert Coxe, Vice-President Edward Lottick, Secretary Joann Warnagiris, Treasurer Mary Melone .upervised by Mr. Podwika and Mrs. Bryden. Our chosen editor, Eleanor Rutski and co-editor Charles Givler had already zegun work on the '53 Monument. Because of the exciting time we had had at Wolf's Grove the last two years, we de- :ided to land there once again for our wiener roast. The crew downed sizzling hot dogs and cider around a bright :heery fire. We boarded the rocket at 11:30, after a very entertaining evening. On Thanksgiving we held our annual Turket Trot. Music was provided by the Hightones. Bucky Hiznay was :hosen the best football player of the year. On December 5, we presented our ,Senior play, Bolts and Nuts, under the iirection of Miss McDonnell. The cast was as follows: Benita Bolt, Eleanor Rutski: Lutie Spinks, Theresa Bednarzg lebecca Bolt, loan Kem: Martha Grubb, Della Paoloni: Twink Starr, Robert Coxe: Dr. Hippocrates Joy, Edward Lottickg C ASS lll TORY e0nt'd Henry Goober, Louella Mazzarellaz Phineas Plunkett, Charles Givler: Miss Pmnella Fig, Theresa Oleskyg Cadwallz Clippy, A1 Andrejko: Mrs. Gertie Glossop, Ann Dixon: Wilbur Glossop, Joseph Slebodag Jack Gordon, Robert Kirchl We studied hard for our finals. We watched television while awaiting our final marks. We all came through v flying colors. The last event of our high school life and the last time we would all be together was the trip to New Y: We all had a swell time even though some of us came home the same day. The two most important days of our life were now over and we still felt like Seniors. It was really hard to belit that we are now graduates. 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Gertie Glossop has a gerr phobia and all but asphysiates everybosy else with her spraying machines. Caldwalleder Clippy has a cat-phobia and rightened nearly out of his wits by the pep cat of little Wilbur, a problem child. Prunella Figg suffers from claustr phobia, Martha Grubb, the cook, fairlywallows in melancholy, and Plunkett, the foxy family lawyer, develops a pets cution complex, while Henry, the darky porter, has a natural fear of lunatics. Even Twink Starr, Benita's boyfrier who is very much disliked by Aunt Rebecca, joins the nuts in disguise of Caesar, in hop? of softening the hard heart Rebecca. Hilarious situations develop with the arrival of Dr. Hippocrates Joy, a psyc iatrist, who undertakes to ct the patients. Complications multiply as Rebecca searches for her deceased brother's money, which he has left hidd about the house, providing in a freak will that a portion of it is to go to anyone who happens to find it. It soon becorr apparent that most of the patients are faking their various phobias in order to search for it. Its final discovery by Twi Starr, forms a fitting climax for this fast-moving comedy of many laughs. BENITA BOLT LUTIE SPINKS REBECCA BOLT P. PLUNKETT HENRY GOOBER MISS PRUNELLA FIGG DR. HYPPOCRATES JOY CADWALLEDER CLIPPY MARTHA GRUBB TWINK STARR GERTIE GLOSSOP WILBUR GLOSSOP JACK GORDON Eleanor Rutski Theresa Bednarz Ioan Kern Charles Givler Louella Mazzarella Theresa Olesky Edward Lottick Albert Andrejko Della Paoloni Robert Coxe Ann Dixon Joseph Sleboda Robert Kirchner STUDE C UNCIL 'tid- 1ST ROW Miss DiMirco, I. Heston, R. Thomas, M. Elko, I. Biagoli, I. Kearney, E. Fillipini, I. Heston, I. Eddy, W. Watkins, E. Parra, L. Hartman, C. Allegrucci. 2ND ROW P. Marinda, D. Derrick, F. Thomas, T. James, E. Lottick, J. Waranagiris, M. Melone, R. Coxe, J. Szura, P. Casterline, C. Ambrose, J. Cochran. LIBR RIANS 7 1' 1 ii! as 1ST ROW A. Picarelli, S. Root, I. Warnagiris, D. Paoloni, P. Casterline, R. Karpinski, M. Chiavacci, L. Robbins, R. Hartman, B. Robbins, E. Koslick, R. Orlandini. 2ND ROW S. Morris, P. Wyberski, C. Givler, A. Polak, M. Turchetti, E. Rutski, T. Bednarz, N. Naples, M. Lulewitz, Miss Wallace. SRD ROW J. Szura, J. Zavacki, T. Palko, M. Sedlock, A. Andrejko, R. Perialis, S. Trethaway, T. Reed. TRI-HI-Y Y f . :l H- 1- 'Wi QQ :l 131 11 11. I Q Q11 D51 1- Sl ici 1 1-- Q IST. ROW T. Daley, D. Dierrick, C. Givler, R. Pa liarini, R. Bartholomew, N. Roberts, President: J. Kem, M. Melone, Treasurerg L. Robbins, R. Hartman, Chiavacci, B. Robbins, 2ND, ROW A. Thornton, M Williams, L. Williams, R. Warner, I. Jones, A. Dixon, L. Yurish, R. Karpinski, P. Casterline, C. Ambrose, Miss Isabel Martin, Miss Sarah Francis. 3RD. ROW B. Samuels, I. Marfisi, M. Lulewitz, G. Korecki, N. Naples, P. Saunders, N. Hornby, D. Shatrowski, I. Marstell. JR. RED ROSS 1ST, ROW N. Naples, C. Givler, B. Samuels, S. Larzecki .1 I. Marfisi, P. Casterline, I. Rushnock, S. Hom by, M. Chiavacci, L. Robbins, R. Robbins, R. Orlandini, J. Hiznay, A. Thornton. 2ND, ROW G. Nalewajko, B. Truskowski, B. Savitsky, P. Saunders, R. Karpinski, A. Yancosky, M. Zenobi, J. Leone, M. Sedlock, E. Hartman. 3RD ROW Mr. Armand Casterljne, M. Lulewitz, G. Korecki, C. Cataluffi, I. Todrick, J. Spahalski, J. Selina, M. Sedlock, C. Santasania, J. Szura, D. Savitsky, R. Pagliarini, Miss DeMirco. WHEN I-,. .,.. . Qbgn SENIOR GIRLS LJ M ,ILA SWIMMING CLUB I'---' 'I' ...U Esq- TEE A E CANTEE R. Hodakoski, T. Taylor, E. Lottick, R. Coxe, Mr. Sc Mrs. W. Collins rl fd EEE :ABQ SEHC E22 6 E E 62352 Z ,..- 4202 wg-E. SJ-o. -:sing D-C1 E:-Q2 iS ws 05' ' w3ij LGSH -Icgifjgfvg 54 3 J, .SE Tug-10 3 TggN f'5'4ln 6-I . Oneco,- 3q5-rr 'Qx 30.520 gwfv UU . gfgim 2 Lu 51,91 D50 . nc! 3 4Hg8ig --o'.' QEUH,-1 'Eiga' 3:2 - zcfggci om! MGD'-' :: E,-: Q-1 Q EMQ3 AEJH : EMU S'v?S'EE'E,g Mammal-'E C:2D'x:'3o 251'-124:-cz 0 5 3 BU D4 Qin! mol Z CI' w ' D: oqu fv an - mCNEEC '4Z C ER! 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Derrick, Co-capt. N. Fritz Capt. A. Dixon wif Q S., QS ' FN 9'-'wwf-4q'sl .1 - of ., . ,JPN .5 .Q V . 9 af f of ,U fr- 14.32 if -If 5 a 5 5 9: e Q 1 i Q E 21 ' 'L ' EQEXQQBSW 1'5 ' ' ' ' ' ' llE'vii3.Alaam. 1.1s!fliL ' . .4 ! Ni . P' nn FUOTBALL 'vmqpd 'U'75s:s 2' Wa S. Cometa, G. Depetro, J. Mislan, T. Doty, J. Hisnay, A. Andrejko, M. Sedlock, J. Reback, I. Shady, R. Skursky SECOND ROW. Asst. Coach P. G. Podwika, Mgr. R. Sa1us,J. Chasko, J. Rusnock, W. Williams, S. Puma, T, Palko I.'Mer1n, E. Andrejko, F. McGinley, T. James, J. Russell, Mgr. D. Savitsky, Coach W. Williams, THIRD ROW P M. McGinley, I. Kopec, E. Duda, W. Givens, R. Zagunis, J. Yanik, J. Yurish, D. Andrews, J. Pisano, M. Dooley Mgr. G. Domnick . . E - A5 n,' ---1-un4. Cm FOUTBALL The Wyoming Redskins of 1952 carried on an unsuccessful campaign until they set their siglhts on their most bitter rivals, Exeter and West Wyoming. These victories gave to the tribe two precious scalps at offset the rest of the season's losses. The one thatbrings back pleasant memories is the 19 to drubbing handed West Wyoming in the annual turkey classic. Wyoming's eleven started the season with their hopes set high, but then the breaks wouldn't allow this bud to blossom into a glorious flower. In the first game Sal Cometa and Joe Reback played a stunning defensive game that kept Wilkes-Barre Township from scoring through the line. But fate layed a disloyal hand on the affair that saw two intercepted passes taken for touchdowns an a 14-0 loss for Wyoming. For their first meeting of the two schools Duryea had a rugged afternoon. Geno DePietro was the offensive star galloping 25 yards for our first score. Duryea won 33-13. Wyoming then faced the rough and ready boys from Edwardsville who went home with a 33- 0 triumph. Leaving their reservation the Redskin tribe met West Pittston who scored 3 TD!s in the last arter to defeat Wyoming 32-6. But alas, two u -and-coming braves, Jerry Mislan and Thomas James, showed qd'-feir true courageby making crushing tackles througglout the contest. Shickshinny moved in the following Saturday. Thomas, Golden Arm, Doty led a vicious passing attack on the Shicks, but the boys from down the river left with an 18-6 win. Bob, The Bull, Skursky bulled his way through the Forty Fort line to star. Pittston scoring twice in the last 6 minutes snatched a Wyomin victory by a 12-6 score. Cracking off the tackles, Joe, Speedy, Shady ran wild. Joe, Big Buck, Hiznay and Biily Williams led the crusade that bettered the Exeter eleven 20-12. A second half rally was stalled off by Thomas, Hold That Line, Palko. Pulling a sneaky-pete , Westmoreland scored early in the game and then held off a vicious attack for a 'I-6 win. Franny McGinley and Ed, The Rock, Andrejko kept the KT team in the shadows of their goal post most of the afternoon. Then the day of reckoning came. Wyoming was led by Captain A1 Andrejko who made two scores to a lavishing 19-0 trium h over the West Wyoming Cow- boys. Marty, Snatch That Pass, Sedlock played a sensational offensive and clfefensive game for the Redskins. Wyoming gained additional recognition by having Jerry Mislan selected to an All-Conference tackle berth. ZO'-'-103' w cn-IOIU: G 1 4 ji fi 'mind ' Z fl!! 1 I ASKETB LL The Wyoming Cagers of 1952-53, under Coach Walter Williams, proved to be a much improved team from the past years, by showing their ability in winning games on the basket all court. Thus far the team has won 6 out of 18 games. Victories over Du ont, West Wyoming, and St. John's were included in the pre-season contests. The REDSKINS were flocked witg plenty of talent in their First Five. At the forward posts were Bob Fig Perialas, the brilliant Side Shot Artist, Joe Muha Szura, our drive-in specialist. At the center post was Marty Big Mart Sedlock, whose hei ht aided the team. Holding the guard positions were Joe Bucky Hiznay, the playmaker of the team, and JacE Girls Fermer, a dangerous man under the baskets. The capable reserve squad composed of Tom Doty, Bernie Bender, Jack Nelson, Billy Williams, and Scot Trethaway added strength to the varsity. Wyoming fans will long remember this combination for years to come. Wyoming 43 Swoyerville 50 Wyoming Dupont 26 Wyoming West Wyoming Wyoming West Wyoming wyoming Z:-la 'lg1wp. yomtng . 0 n's Wyoming Larksville Wyoming Exeter Wyoming Edwardsville Wyoming Forty Fort Wyoming Pittston Wyoming West Pittston WYOTHQHS Shickshinny WY0IHQl1g West Wyoming 1 uzerne 353222 fm VVXYOHIQHB Edwardsville Y0m1f1g Exeter WY0mil1g Shickshinny WYOUIQUS West Pittston wY0mlI1g Luzerne YOUHHS Plains WYOITIQHS Pittston WYOIHQHS Forty Fort WYOIHQUS Larksville WYOIHIUS St. Nick's ASKETB LL J. Fenner,T. Doty, J, Hiznay, M. Sedlock, R. Perialas, 1. Szura, J. Menu. 2ND ROW: F. McGinley, S. Trethaway 1. Nelson, W. Williams, G. Russel, E. 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