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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

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I' ,hu .,. f .4 ,- if 1 ' f 5 4 P Fswix il .' , , -' -:rf 5 A ' .-f3l5'.3w.Lg'F 1. If 1' .Q X, Ji' 4, - I 2 W. fi., Fonewono We, the Class of 1958, have compiled in this book the highlights of our school days. We hope that in the years to come, it will remind us of all the pleasant experiences we have shared. CSOICAUOH 522, Kfnmwzzgfii MW 0ufU U ,z0,,v.4Jz,,LJ7.1,2,u'e44g1ZeJyfzefZzfUQ74f ,J I Jzmwgaww Er I 5 6 Boano of eoucatuon r' 19. sv' Mr. Melvin Barry, Secretary: Mr. Andrew Kufta, TreasurergMr. Frank Zavackig Attorney Albert Carrozza Solicitor. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gail B. Young, Supervising Principalg Mr. William Ridgley, President Mr. Charles Lahr, Vice-President. The Board of Education deserves recognition for the splendid work they have done in guiding the destiny of our school system. They have proved themselves capable of accomplishing tasks for our betterment. We, the senior class of 1958, extend our gratefulness to the Board of Education for offering us the best possible standards of education. GAIL B, YOUNG Supervising Principal of Schools THEODORE KEEN High School Principal MRS, NADINE STEPHENSON Secretary pxcult FIRST ROW: Miss DeMirco Miss Baldauski, Mrs. Mulheru SECOND ROW: Mr. Mazzi telli, Mr, Zinkavich, Mr, Zwirek. FIRST ROW: Miss Egan, Miss Francis, Mrs, Bryden, SECOND ROW: Mr. Podwika, Mr. Keen, Mr. Olesky. FIRST ROW: Mrs, Fetch, Miss Wallace, Mrs, Wyandt, SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Jones, Mr. Matty, Mr. Mills. CLASS POEM We who graduate this year Sixty-five in all, Will try to work our way through life Without a backward fall. We will stand and face tomorrow Alone and unafraidg Striving and hoping and praying To fulfill the plans we've made. We will be ready to do our work, To answer our country's needs All the time remembering those Who trained us for these deeds. Yes, we will remember the past twelve years The teachers, classrooms and hall. We'll never forget Wyoming High To whom we owe it all. by: Barbara Parra Frances Bayo CLASS FLOWER Rose CLASS MOTTO Our life is what our thoughts make it. CLASS COLORS Blue and White N Tfb gi cuss CIIICERS MRS G ERTRUDE BRYDEN BILL WATKINS President A110 LINDA HART MAN Vice -President ANN NARDONE Secretary 'J ACVISORS MARY ANN SAVITSKY Treasurer I tv. CONSTANC E MARIE ALLEGRUCCI Dietician Connie Prom Committee, Senior Play, In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, Librarian 1, Cheer- leader 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,3, Year- book Committee, Usher, Lincoln's Day Program. DOROTHY ANN BUSHKAR Secretary Bushels Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Yearbook Com- mittee, Senior Play C o m m i t t e e, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Advertising Committee, Prom Committee, '57 FRANCES CHRISTINE BAYO Nurse Fran Cheerleader 1,2, 3, Senior Play, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, Referee 1,2, Play Tournament, Yearbook, Intramurals 1,2,3, Usher, Tri-Hi-Y Secretary, Lincoln's Day Program. GERALDINE BIAGIOLI Nurse Geri Majorette 1,2, 3, Prom Committee, Librarian, Intramurals 1,2,3, Mass Band l,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Adver- tising Committee. RONALD RICHARD AMBROSE Navy Ronnie Football 3, Band l, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee, EUGENE BUSHKAR Air Force Busby Intramurals 1,2,3, Prom Commit- tee. THOMAS ENDRUSICK Chemist Tom Football 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3g Intramuralsg Yearbook Editorg Prom Committee. Cu I in A., ig S-. 1917. .. I, A ROBERT FEDORCH AK Smokey Intramurals 1,25 Prom Committee, Football 1,2. S. RUBY DIXON Housewife Sis Student Council 2, Tri-Hi-Y lg Usherette. J ENNIE FRETTI Draftsman Jen Intramurals 1,2, 3, Yearbook Com- mittee, Referee, Prom Committee, Librarian 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 3 CAROL LEE FRITZ Chemist Fritzie Tri -Hi-Y 2, 3: Senior Play Com- mittee, Play Tournament, Librar- ian 1, 2, Yearbook Committee, Prom Committee, JOSEPH GREBECK Teacher Joe Track 1,2,3g Band 1,2,3, Orches- tra 1,2,3g Mass Bandg Intramurals 1, 2, 3g Yearbook Committee, Prom Committee, Senior Play Committeeg Student Council 1. BET TE JEANNE GODLEWICZ Secretary Betsy Intramurals 1, 2, 3g Senior Play Com- mitteeg Student Council 1g Year- book Committee, Prom Committee, Majorette 1,2,3g Mass Band, Li- brarian 1,2,3g Linco1n's Day Pro- gram, Advertising Committee, Tri- Hi-Y 1,2,3. RICHARD GOODE Navy Goodie Band 1, 2, 3g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Mass Band 1,2,3g Prom Committeeg Yearbook Committeeg Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Senior Play Committee. 'C' RICHARD JOHN GIVENS Engineer Buzzard Band 1,2,3g Orchestra 1,2,3g Mass Band 1,2,3g Intramurals lg Librar- ian 1, 2, 3, Track, Prom Committee. EDYTHE GUILFORD Nurse Gilly Cheerleader 1,2,3g Tri-I-Ii-Y 1,2, 3, Prom Committee, Senior Play Committeeg Amateur Show. SHEILA ROCHELLE HAIMES Teacher Sheila Babe Band 1,25 Intramurals 1,25 Prom Committeeg Senior Play Commit- tee. BERNARD KIRCHNER Navy Pilot Kirch Band 1,2, 35 Intramurals 1,25 Prom Committee5 Mass Band. LINDA ELIZABETH HART MAN Nurse Lida Prom Committeeg Yearbook Com- mittee5 Student Council 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1,2,35 Senior P1ay5 Tri-I-li-Y 1,2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y Vice- President5 Intramurals 1,2, 3. J 'I' JOSEPH LYNN KEEN Engineer Kenner Band 1,2,35 Orchestra 1,2, 35 Mass Band5 Intramurals l,2,35 Prom Committeeg State Band. JOAN HARKOVICI-I Mathematician Joanie Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Senior Playg Play T o u r n a m e n t5 Prom Committee5 Yearbook Committee5 Usherg Tri- Hi -Y 1, 2, 35 Librarian 15 Majorette 1. 2, 3. DOROTHY ANN KOSLICK Buyer Cookie Intramurals 1, 2, 35 PromCornmittee5 Y e a r b o o k Cornmitteeg Lincoln 's Day Program5 Student Council 1, 25 Advertising Committee, Tri-I-Ii-Y 1, 2, 35 Senior Play Committeeg Tri -Hi-Y Treasurer: Librarian 1, 2, 35 Usherette. ANGELINE RUTH LAHR Journalist Ruthie Intramurals 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 Prom Committee. LOIS MALECKI Teacher Lo Intramurals 1,2,35 Usherette5 Sen- ior Play: Librarian 1,25 Prom Com- mittee5 Yearbook Comm1ttee5 Tri- Hi-Y l,2,3. JO ANN LEONE Beautician Io Intramurals 1,25 Prom Committee5 Usherette5 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Librarian, JANICE MAC DONALD Nurse Jan Band 1,2,35 Urcnestra 1,2,35 Tri- Hi-Y 1,2,35 Prom Committee5 Yearbook Committee5 Senior Play' Student Council 25 Intramurals 1 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y President5 Play Tour- nament. BENSON I AWLEY Engineer Bing Band 1,2, 35 Orchestra 1,2, 35 Mass Band 1,2, 35 Basketball 1,25 Senior Play Committeeg Prom Committee: Yearbook Committeeg Intramurals 1. BARBARA MARSH ALL Nurse Marshy Cheerleader 1, 2, 35 Prom Commit- teeg Senior Playg Tri-Hi-Y 35 Year- book Committee. f- a JOHN PAUL MARSHOCK Air Force Marsh Basketball 2, Senior Playg Pr o m Committeeg Lincoln's Day Pro- gram. RAYMOND MERENDA Service Ray Intramurals l, 2, 3, Prom Commit- tee, Librarian 1, 2g Yearbook Com- mittee. CARMELLA MA ZZARELLA Nurse Carm Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3g Yearbook Com- mittee, Intramurals 1,2,3g Color Guard 3g Prom Committee, Librar- ian. JOYCE MEDLOCK Teacher Joy Intramurals 3, Librarian 3, MARIE MARSTELL Switchboard Operator Maggie Intramurals 1,2,3g Prom Commit- teeg Librarian 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Usherette, Lincoln's Day Program. RICHARD MILLER Pro Football Player Dick Football 1, 2, 35 Student Council 2, Yearbook Committeeg Prom Committee, Track 1,2,3g Basket- ball 1, 2, 3. l gs WALTON MOFFAT Engineer Wall Band 1,2, 35 Orchestra 1,2,3: Prom Committee, Mass Band 1, 2, 3. BARBARA ELLEN PARRA Nurse Barb lntramurals 1, 2, 3, S e n i or Play: Play Tournament, Assistant Editorg Prom Committee, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. RINALDO ORLANDINI Cook Orlie Football 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 33 In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, Prom Committee: Ye a r b o o k Comm1ttee, 'I' ANN MARIE NARDONE Secretary Nardy Intramurals 1,2,3g Prom Cornmit- teeg Librarian 1, 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 3, Lincoln's Day Program. ALFONSO PACE Mechanic Al Intramurals 1,2,3g Prom Commit- tee, SUSAN PENNIE PECHT Medical Secretary Penelope Band 1,2,3g Orchestra 1,2,3, In- tramurals 1, 2, 33 Prom Committee: Senior Playg Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, Ref- ereeg Mass Band 1, 2, 3. ZIG MUND JOHN PIESZALA Navy Ziggie Track 1,2,3, Football 1,2, 3: Prom Committee, Intramurals. DANIEL MARTIN RAGANTESI Navy Raggs Prom Committee, Intramurals 1, 2.3, I - '. .'. A Z V . 'if E X K .. . N is x ti ,M , - 1 -.12 ' . , , 1,1-' . - , '51, l , ,.,. f, 'QQ-- 5 WILLIAM GEORGE REICH ERT Navy Snitzel Prom Committee, Track 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. ,fl if ' f N A I Q ALLAN RAPP Engineer Ratch Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Bas- ketball 1, Mass Band 1,2,3, Prom Committee, Senior Play. STEPHEN PINENO Engineer Big Steve Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1,2,3, Mass Band 1,2,3, Prom Committee, Student Council 2. GLORIA IEAN RICHARDS Bookkeeper Glor Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Color Guard 1,2,3, Linco1n's Day Program, Senior Play Committee, Prom Com- mittee, Tri-Hi -Y 3, Advertising Committee, MARIE ROSE SAPIEGO Secretary Chenkie Intra murals l, 2, 3g Senior Play Committee, Prom Committee, Li- brarian 1, Majorette l,2, 3, EUGENE SKURSKY U.S. Marines Bongo Football l,2,3g Track 1,2g Senior Play, Yearbook Committee, Prom Committeeg Intramurals 1,2g Lin- coln's Day Program, Play Tourna- ment. WAYNE SCHOLLENB ERC: ER Navy ACC Projection Operator 1,2,3g Senior Play Committee, Intramurals 1,2g Prom Committee, Advertising Com - mittee. 3 RITA ANN SHURA C. P. A. Re -Re Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3g Intramurals 1,2, 35 Prom Committee, Yearbook Committee, Librarian l,2g Senior Play Committee, Usheretteg Ad- vertising Committee. MARYANN SAVITSKY Airline Hostess Marsee Student Council 33 Prom Commit- tee, Librarian lg Yearbook Com- mitteeg Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Referee, Tri-Hi-Y lg Usherette. THOMAS SLEBODA Service Skeeter Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Prom Commit- tee. V I I IA CK STEPHENS ON Navy Johnny B. Band l,2,3g Orchestra l,2,3g Bas- ketball lg Prom Comrnitteeg Mass Band 1, 2, 3g Yearbook Committeeg Intramurals 2, 3g Advertising Com- mittee. DONALD TROY College Don Intramurals l, 25 Prom Committeeg Band 1. N ELIZABETH ELAINE TARAPCHAK Airline Hostess Trapper Intramurals l,2g Librarian 1,2g Prom Committeeg Yearbook Com- mitteeg Usherette. 'Tj A r KENNETH STEVENS Air Force Ken Intramurals 1, 2,35 Prom Commit- tee. THOMAS TISSUE Draftsman Tash Band 1,2,3g Orchestra 1,2, 3g Bas- ketball 1,2,3g Prom Committeeg Yearbook Committeeg Intramurals 1, 2, Mass Band, TH OMAS T URONIS Navy Tom Intramurals l,2,3g Senior Playg Football 1, 2, 3g Librarian 1,2,3g Prom Committeeg Lincoln's Day Program, IDA ROSE VALENTI Secretary ROS ie Tri -Hi-Y 3, Senior Play Committeeg Prom Committee: Usheretteg Ad- vertising Committee. WILLIAM WATKINS Doctor Willy Yearbook C om m i t t e eg Student Council 35 Play Tournament. JEAN MARIE ZAVADA Secretary Jeanzie Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Tri -Hi -Y 2, 35 Prom Committee. 'I STANLEY GEORGE WATESKI Navy Georgie Football 1, 2,3g Track 1,2, 3, In- tramurals 1, 2, 33 Prom Committee, Yearbook Committee, WALTER RINAL DO ZELENSKI Navy Walt Prom Committeeg Senior Play Committee, class will We, the members of the class of 1958 of Wyoming Memorial High School, of the Borough of Wyoming, County of Luzerne, State of Pennsylvania, having assimilated all the knowledge that is possible, and due to the proximity of our release, deem it a wise time to make a provision for the distribution of our wordly goods and possessions, therefore, we, the seniors ofthe afore- mentioned institution being of sound mind and body, memory and understanding do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament hereby revoking and making void any and former wills by us at any time heretofore made, in manner and form as follows: ARTICLE I To the class of 1959, those party loving juniors, we bequeath our note books, text books, ink-smudged fingers, numbed brains, assembly seats and teachers and anything that we may now own that will in anyway further their education. ARTICLE II To the class of 1960, the quiet and refined C?J sophomores, we leave the used T.A.C. records. ARTICLE Ill To the class of 1961, the young and eager freshmen, we leave our high ideals and ambitions. ARTICLE IV To the teachers we will the following: To Mrs. Bryden we will our quiet voices and polite manners. To Miss Egan we will the protractors and compasses we forgot to return. To Miss Francis we will our love of writing compositions. To Mr. .Tones we will the right to proclaim us disloyal if we do not vote at the age of 21. To Mr. Keen we will our fine behavior and obedient ways. To Mr. Matty we will the innumerable interest problems we enjoyed doing so much. To Mr. Mazzatelli we will the white bucks that we always kept clean. To Mrs. Mulhern we will our love of gymnastics. To Mr. Mills we will a place in heaven for his patience, guidance, and help. To Mr. Olesky we will the job of filling out our income tax sheets. To Mr. Podwika we will the Scholastic honors we received in Senior High School. To Miss Wallace we will our old dollar bills for our unpaid library fines. To Mr. Zinkavich we will our love of wood carving on our desks. To Mr. Zwirk we will our first parking tickets. To Mrs. Fetch we will our large French vocabulary To Mrs. Wyandt we will our dissected frogs. To Miss DiMirco we will our paint brushes and worn-out paint sets. To Miss Baldauski we will our favorite recipes, Dorothy Bushkar wills her typing ability to her sister Georgeann. Frances Bayo wills her long black hair to Marie Rabel. Jennie F retti wills her size 45 shoes to Tanya Tissue. Edythe Guilford wills her cheering position to Beverly McKaig. Joann Leone wills her old gum wrappers to Mr. Podwika. Barbara Marshall wills her pixie hair cut to Barbara Rosenko. Carm Mazzarella wills her friendly smile to Diana Steck. fi irq. 'lclass wi ll Ann Nardone wills her title of Best dancer to her sister Barbara. Gloria Richards wills her ability to jitterbug well to her sister Ruth Ann. Marie Sapiego wills her majorette boots to Sandra Dominick. Rita Shura wills her shy ways to Maureeen Zelinski. Betty Tarapchak wills her dimples to Lynn Schiebelhudt. Ida Valenti wills her favorite seat at Gina's to Connie Zanta. Jean Zavada wills her blushing ways to Cynthia Root. Dick Miller wills his number 14 to Joe Caserella. Zig Pieszala wills his quarterback position to Paul Leinthall. Tom Sleboda wills his hair style to Val Ferack. Ronnie Ambrose wills his position of tackle to his brother J immie. Stan Wateski wills his outdoor love for hunting, fishing, and trapping to Barry Walutes. Tom Turonis wills his art of dancing to Butch Ardo. Eugene Bongo Skursky wills his position of left end to Louis Merph Moyer. J ack Stevenson wills his quiet little Ford to Dick Moffat. Richard Givens wills his art of playing the trombone to Ray Peal. Gene Bushkar wills his love for driving a jeep to Junior Krolick. John Marshock wills his white bucks to Dave Rushnock. Ken Stevens wills his art of driving the Big Buick to his nephew Mike. Dan Raggantesi wills his curly hair to Paul Wasluck. Walter Zelenski wills his shy ways to Gerry McGinley. William Reichart wills his muscles to Gino Cataluffi. Rinaldo Orlandini wills his tackle position to his little brother Rodger. Richard Goode wills his silly ways to Francis Lulewitz. Ruth Lahr wills her shy quiet manner to Joann Cortegerone. Joyce Medlock wills her love of reading to Wendy Watkins. Carol Fritz wills her natural blonde hair to the Ludwig twins. Linda Hartman wills her title of best dressed senior girl to Ann Dunbar. Cookie Koslick wills her cheerful smile to Madge Parkinson. Ray Merenda wills his ability to fall asleep in class to his brother Bob. George Kirchner wills his seat in study hall to Roddie Wilson. Lynn Keen wills his ability to get along with the principal to Joe Fretti. Bette Godlewicz wills her position as drum ma jorette to Donna Lee Miller. .T anice MacDonald wills her chemistry notes to her brother Warren. Ioan Harkovich wills her large vocabulary to Ralphie Nardell. Allan Rapp wills his ability to get alorg with Mr. Olesky to Ed Myers. Bill Watkins wills his ability to solve geometry problems to Miss Egan's future Einsteins Mary Ann Savitsky wills her title as most athletic girl to Rosemarie Delessandro. Connie Allegrucci wills her cheering position to Joann Melone. Pennie Pecht wills her saxophone to Lois Heston. Barb Parra wills her chemistry apron to Judy Buxton. Lois Dilfield wills her bells and band position to Mary Kay Grabowski. Geri Biagioli wills her strut to Leslie Lewis. Ruby Dixon wills her love for traveling to Tom Chernowski. Tom Tissue wills his ability to play basketball to l-lermie Stelecone. Walton Moffat wills his love for big cars to David Dunsavage. Bob Fedorchack wills his flirtatious ways to Harry Jones. Tom Endrusick wills his love for baby sitting to Ed Liewski. Shelie l-laimes wills her battle boots to Judy Miller. Lois Malecki wills her long walk to school to Madaline Kamor. class Wlll Marie Marstell wills her nickname, Lolla, to Sandy .T ones. Ray Fenner wills his height to Jimmie Hodge. .T oe Grebeck wills his blonde crew cut to Stephen Kluk. Bing Lawley wills his dog Sambo to Al Bayo. Donald Troy wills his intellectual looks to Pete Casterline. Al Pace wills his car to his brother, Ronald. Steve Pineno wills his job at the Acme to Tommy Howell. Wayne Schollenberger wills his grease monkey job to David Ball. Jennie Fretti Carol Fritz Gene Skursky Bill Watkins CLASS SONG NOW IS THE HOUR Sunset glow fades in the west: Night o'ver the valley is creeping I Birds cuddle down in their nest, Soon all the world will be sleeping. And Now is the hour -- when we must say good-bye, Soon you'll be sailing far across the sea. While you're away, O, Then remember me, When you return, you'll find me waiting here. True lovers often must party Kiss me, Then leave me to sorrow! Here, love, I give you my heart: You will return some glad morrow. But Now is the hour -- when we must say good-byeg Soon you'l1 be sailing far across the sea. While you're away, O, then remember me, When you return, you'll find me waiting here. yeansook staff 1 PETER G. PODWIKA Faculty Advisor TOM ENDRUSICK BARBARA PARRA Editor Assistant Editor YGARBOOI4 COIHITIITZIIGGS CLASS HISTORY Bette Godlewicz Cookie Koslick Connie Allegrucci Rita Shura Joseph Greback Ronnie Orlandini CLASS WILL Gene Skirsky Carol Fritz Jennie Fretti Bill Watkins CLASS POEM Frances Bayo Barbara Pa rra SPORTS EDITORS Football: Richard Miller, Stanley Wateski Basketball: Ray Fenner, Tom Tissue ART E DIT ORS Bette Godlewicz Allan Rapp ACTIVITIES Linda Hartman Betty Tarapchak Richard Goode CLASS PROPHECY loan Harkovich Barbara Marshall FACULTY ADVISOR, Peter G. Podwika EDITOR, Thomas Endrusick ASSISTANT EDITOR, Barbara Parra BUSINESS AND ADVERTISING Maryann Savitsky Ray Merenda Carm Mazzarella EXTRA WRITING Janice MacDonald Lois Malecki SA LES AND DISTRIBUTION Richard Miller Thomas Turonis Betty Tarapchak Gloria Richards TYPING STAFF Cookie Koslick Bette Godlewicz Dorothy Bushkar Rita Shura Marie Sapiego Ruby Dixon Ann Nardone Ida Valenti Joann Leone Gloria Richards Thomas Turonis Richard Miller Marie Marstell Betty Tarapchak E155 s Y' P X' 79 class HISIIOR On September 7, 1955 the colors Blue and White were chosen to represent the class of '58. Our crew of sixty five was now ready to sail the rough waves of high school life. We feared nothing but the Junior and Senior Pirates,' who were always ready to send us retreating to the nearest island for safety. The reason for this necessary retreat was to avoid the initiation into senior high. While anchored in a quiet outlet, the Junior and Senior Pirates captured our crew and initiated them at the Sophomore Reception. Because of our belief in their ability, we chose the following as Captain and Mates: President, Steve Pinenog Vice-President, Cookie Koslickg Secretary, Betty Godlewiczg Treasurer, Joe Grebeck. Super- visors were Mrs. Claire Wyandt and Mr. K. R. Jones. After sailing smoothly for a month we came into port for the annual Weiner Roast at Wolf's Grove. Our next event was the play tournament. We defended ourselves by presenting You Don't Belong to Me, directed by Mrs. Bryden. The crew who helped in making this play enjoyable was Barbara Parra, Barbara Marshall, Joan Harkovich, Frances Bayo, Allan Rapp, Gene Skursky, and Bill Watkins. The remainder of our first voyage was spent in deep thought and study except for our class trip to San Souci Park. The trip was on the last day of school. Most of the boys went swimming while the girls stayed nearer the shore to go on the various rides. Came .T une and we were in dry dock for three months. class HISIIDI2 After our summer leave was over, we started out on our second voyage. To take command in our junior year we elected the following: President, Dick Millerg Vice-President, Janice MacDonaldg Secretary, Ruby Dixon: Treasurer, Rinaldo Orlandini supervised by Miss Regina Mondlad and Mr. John Mills. Cookie Koslick was elected to replace Ruby Dixon as Secretary because Ruby moved to the Middlewest. Our crew was granted an evening's leave to once again attend the annual Weiner Roast. Dick Miller, Stan Wateski, Zig Pieszala and Tom Endrusick helped to win the biggest football game of this year, the Thanksgiving Day game. Our next venture was the Gettysburg Trip. Our guides were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Russ and Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Jones. We docked in Harrisburg where we ate chow in the Governor's Room in the Penn Harris Hotel. After chow we sailed on toGettysburg. At Gettysburg we visited the Cyclorama and toured the battle field. In the Spring of '57 we began making plans for the Junior Prom. On May 24 we sailed out to the island of Wyoming where our Prom was held. The gym was beautifully decorated in pastel shades. The music of Frankie Reynolds' Orchestra cast a romantic spell over all. This memora- ble evening brought a happy close to our sec- ond voyage. ...La-.. X class HISIIOI2 We left port for our third and finalvoyage of high school. We elected the following to guide us through our last year of high school life: President, Bill Watkinsg Vice-President, Linda Hartmang Secretary, Ann Nardoneg Treasurer, Mary Ann Savitsky. Our supervisors for this our last year were Mrs. G. Bryden and Mr. P. Podwika. Tom Endrusick and Barb Parra were chosen Editor and Assistant-Editor respectively. Because of the exciting time we had had at Wolf's Grove the past two years, we decided to dock there once again for our Weiner Roast. Thanksgiving time came and together with the Booster Association we held the Harvest Hop. Music was provided by the famous Rock n' Roll All Stars. On December 13 we presented our senior play Three Blind Dates under the direction of Mrs. D. Mulhern. The cast was as follows: Barb Parra, Barb Marshall, Linda Hartman, Joan Harkovich, Janice MacDonald, Fran Bayo, Allan Rapp, Tom Turonis and John Marshock. Just before our Christmas leave, a party was held at TAC. Pic- tures were taken around the Christmas tree and everyone had a ball. The next social event of the senior year was the crowning of the Queen and King of Hearts. Lois Dilfield and Stanley Wateski were crowned at a party held at TAC on February 15, 1958. We studied hard for our final exams. While waiting for our marks, the gang stood around the juke box at Gina's and listened as it played After School. We all came through with flying colors. The last event of our high school life and the last time we would all be together was the trip to New York. We had a swell time even though some of us had to come home the same day. Z cuss hlS1I0l2 The most important days of our life were now over and we still felt like seniors. It wus really hard to believe that we are now graduates, Class Night and Commencement, so long awaited have both come and gone. We are now ready to sail the rough seas of life on our own. BEST DRESSED MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST DANCERS Linda Hartman Bill Watkins Ann Nardone Thomas Tissue Barbara Parra Tom Turonis class MOST INDIVIDUAL John Marshock Joyce Medlock MOST FLIRTATIOUS SHYEST MOST HUMOROUS Bob Fedorchak Rita Shura Ida Valenti Jennie Fretti Walter Zelenski Richard Goode MOST INTELLIGENT MOST ATHLETIC MOST POPULAR Janice MacDonald Dick Muller Bette Godlewicz Allan Rapp Mary Ann Savitsky Gene Skursky poll BEST PERSONALITY Cookie Koslick Jack Stephenson N 4 Q B Q5 SHORTEST 84 TALLEST TALLEST SL SHORTEST BEST LOOKING Walton Moffat Stan Watesky Gene Bushkar Barbara Marshall JoAnn Leone Geri Biagioli class plzophecy On a beautiful afternoon in June of 1968, Mrs. Gilbert, Joanie Harkovich, and Mrs. Zack, Barb Marshall, former classmates from the class of '58, metaccidentally in one of the department stores in Wilkes -Barre. They were astonished at the fact that they had been out of contact for ten years. Immediately the two women began talking and reminiscing about some ofthe good times they shared in high school. Both women finally decided that it would be nice to have lunch together, so off they strolled to the nearest restaurant. While .Toanie and Barb ate their lunch their conversation seemed to center on the whereabouts of their other classmates. BARB - Tell me, Ioanie, what did you do after you graduated from college? JOANIE - I married a chemist who teaches at Notre Dame, and Ihave two children. BARB - Oh! How wonderfull I'm married too. After I finished my nurses training I married a doctor who was interning at the same hospital. I have three children, two boys and a girl. JOANIE - Say, What ever happened to Al Rapp? I wonder if he became the electrical engineer he longed to be. BARB - Yes, he did. I believe he's now working for General Electric. .TOANIE - Did you hear the latest? BARB - No. ,TOANIE - Steve Pineno and Bing Lawley have gone into business for themselves. Their shop is located near Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Dorothy Bushkar is typist for their corporation. BARB - Have you seen Cookie Koslick lately? ,TOANIE - I just got a letter from her the other day. She's the head buyer for Saks, Fifth Avenue. BARB - That great neuro-surgeon, Dr. Bill Watkins opened a new hospital last week. He has Barb Parra as his chief of staff and Jennie Fretti as his secretary. Pennie Pecht is medical secretary to the renowned psychologist Dr Geroge Bernard Kirchner, Ph D. JOANNIE - Carm Mazzarella, Lois Dilfield, Geri Biagioli, Joyce Medlock, and Edythe Guilford have been sent to the Union of South Africa by the Walter Reed Hospital to care for the children who were stricken with an epidemic of German measles. BARB - Gene Skursky was appointed the first Secretary of the Marines and as his undersecretary he has Lt. General Bob F edorchak. .TOANIE - Dick Miller received a citation from the President for being the first man to travel to another planet. He and Gene Bushkar now make weekly trips to Mars and the Moon. BARB - Ray Merenda, Kenneth Stevens, and John Marshock are working for the Strategic Air Command on intercontinental ballistic missiles. Richard Givens is assisting them as flight engineer. .TOANNIE - Carol Fritz has to resign as the head of Dupont's research laboratories now that she's been elected the first woman president of the United States. BARB - Who is going to take her place at Dupont? JOANIE - Two more of our former classmates are being considered. 'I'hey're Tom Endrusick and Tom Tissue. BARB - Do you have any idea as to what Walton Moffat is doing? Oh, by the way, I met Ruth Lahr last month. She's head journalist for the New York Times. Incidentally Ruby Dixon is her secretary. Excuse me for interrupting, what about Walton? ,TOANIE - Why, 1 met him last month when I flew to Philadelphia. He and Lynn Keen are mechani- cal engineers at U. S. Steel. BARB - Ray Fenner is working there too, isn't he? JOANIE - Yes, he 's one of their leading draftsmen. Guess who the stewardess on the plane was, Betty Tarapchak. She said that Mary Ann Savitsky is working on foreign flights now. BARB - What about Linda Hartman and Janice MacDonald? Do you ever hear from either of them? JOANIE - Linda never left Temple. She's nursing supervisor now. And Janice is on the nursing staff of the Medical College of Virginia. She really loves it there. CUSS pnophecy BARB - Fran Bayo stayed at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. She and Lois Malecki room together. JOANIE - What's Lois doing now? BARB - She teaches kindergarten in a private school in Philadelphia. Sheila Haimes also teaches kindergarten. I think she's in Chester. ,TOANIE - Did you know that Rear Admiral Ziggy Pieszala just returned from his tenth expedition to the South Pole? BARB - Tom Turonis and ,T ack Stephenson were on that trip too, weren't they? JOANIE - I really don't know. I thought Tom was Commander-in-Chief of the Pacific fleet and .T ack was working in the Pentagon. BARB - I understand they got special leaves of absence to go with the expedition. JOANIE - By the way, did you see in the paper where Stan Wateski has been named head coach at Annapolis. He's the first Admiral in the history of the United States Navy to take over a head football coaching position. BARB - Admiral Wayne Schollenberger is heading a party to develop an Aquamobile for the Navy. He's being assisted by Danny Ragantesi, Ronnie Ambrose, Walter Zelinski, William Reichert, and Richard Goode. JOANIE - Have you seen the R dr J Diner since Ronnie Orlandini expanded it? It's really huge! He does so much business that he had to hire Gloria Richards to do the bookkeeping. Jean Zavada is his secretary. BARB - Speaking of secretaries, did you know that Ida Valenti is the private secretary to a New York importer of Italian hot peppers? .TOANIEZ - What about Ann Nardone? I thought she wanted to be a secretary too? BARB - Remember Mike Santasania? He graduated two years before we did. Well, she's now Mrs. Mike Santasania. r JOANIE - Marie Marstell is a switchboard operator for the United Nations. I understand she has met almost every foreign dignitary who is of any importance. BARB - JoAnn Leone is the head beautician for Metro-Goldyn-Mayer Studios. She designs the hair-dos for the movie stars and Bette Godlewicz is working there as private secretary to Helen Rose. Bette has also been doing some dress designing in her spare time. .TOANIE - Wasn't it wonderful about Connie Allegrucci's winning the Nobel Peace Prize this year for her discoveries in the field of bacteriology? BARB - Yes. And I was thrilled when I oe Grebeck was inaugurated as President of Harvard University. JOANNIE - And Donald Troy is a gas station magnate now. He owns a chain of gas stations throughout the United States, Canada and Alaska. He has Marie Sapiego doing his secretarial work. Rita Shura is his stenographer. If I remember correctly, Tom Sleboda and Al Pace are working for Uncle Sam in the Navy. BARB - Oh, how the time flies, I really must be going. Call soon. Bye. Fl 0.h s. Teve IJQ. ,,....S Barb ' T' v w Gene, r A ? o Q 1' 1 Eetre If 4 ' 5 ' Berry fy 5,2 QQ!-O' Jw- Q ff., xvf Q5 Bu z.z.ou-cl 65 Coolrjk. ' ff ,nd C in Q x . - Permie, Eh:-Bdpq fvxax-ie, Balt Loks xk Jumons FIRST ROW: J. Kinsey, V. Zarzecki, J. Cortegeorne, D. Cuba, C. Hislop, C. Bibbons, J. Buxton, M. Picarelli. SECOND ROW: V. Kamor, T. Nardone, Mrs. M. Fetch, S. Jones, W. Watkins, L. Legas, M. Andrejko, T.Andrews, R.Gory1. THIRD ROW: S. Kluk, P. Wasluck, J. Fretti, E. Liewski, I. Truskowski, T. Chernowski, R. Pace, D, Dunsavage, G. McKinley, L. Barry, B. Merencla. FIRST ROW: M. Ludwig, N. Ludwig, D. Miller, C. Zarita, I. Orlandini, B. Munson, L. Heston, A. Aita Mr. Matty. SECOND ROW: I. Hayko, D. Pace, C. Williams, A. Dunbar, M. Parkinson, M. Rabel, J. Krupa L. Carpenter, R. Nardell, G. Cataluffi. THIRD ROW: R. Peal, I. Cortegeorne, F. Lulewicz, D. Rusnock B. Walutes, I. Gregor, T. Betsko. J. Kolesar, L. Moyer. sophomones F , -.wJ-pf -... -..... . FIRST ROW: P. Krall, M. Conniff, A. Zendian, B. Michalak, D. Steakman, L. Scheibelhudt, J. Kirchner, J. Koval, R, D'a1essandra, Mr. K. R, Jones. SECOND ROW: P.Casterline, T.SocasY1, M. Kamor, C. Vaxmonsky, C. Fugowski, J. Miller, L. Wills, A. Yanchik, J. Kopec, J. Pizano, J. Koslick. THIRD ROW: R. Moffatt, F. Zavacki, R. Socash, J. James, J. Lanuti, E. Miller, J. Holland, J. Law, R. Chronowski, J, Cunningham, D. Roberts. FIRST ROW: B. Burry, T. Kolesar, M. VanCamp, P. Lello, P. Tomaskovic, H. Casarella, P. Aquilina, B. Rosenko, Mrs. C. Conway. SECOND ROW: W.McDonald, D. Long, P. Krablin, D. Loyack, T. Mazzarella, J. Coyne, L. Lewis, D. Stack, M. Grabowski, J. Melone, M. McKaig, J. Casarella, M. Cavanough. THIRD ROW: R. Nuzzola, F. Skolnick, W. Williams, B. Stelacone, J. Mazzarells, P. Leinthall, S. Savitsky, F. Kopko, W. James, R. Chronowski, W. Robbins, L. Lewis. D2 shm n FIRST ROW: B. Chernowsky, L. Chupelonis, B. Biskup, B. Pace, M. Johnson, P. Skroki, G. Huntz. J. Davis. SECOND ROW: J. Skurski, R, Emminger, B. Aita, B. McKaig, E. Legas, T. Tissue, W. Kupy, M. Sutton, I. Budginski, T. Howell. THIRD ROW: B. Turonis, I. Adamo, R. Hartman, B. Mi1ha1ak,R. Klocko, P. Baldo, F. Pineno, J. Shatrowski, H. Rosengrant, D. Ball, T. Botyrius, Mr. J. Olesky. FIRST ROW: M. Selinski, D. Aponeck, I. Nelson, B. Vincent, M. Pace, C. Lelenski, I. Kearney, L. Hetro SECOND ROW: A. Ardo, P. Rutski, R. Truskowski, D. Zimenski, L. Lahr, A. Wyberski, R. Sgarlat, B Wilson, F. Massars, R. Giordono, A. Bayo, Miss Egan. THIRD ROW: R. Wilson, D. Glatz, J, Vazmonsky R. Betsko, J. Chesna, D. Robinson, T. Krupa, J. Yamrick, W. Jones, G. Thomas, J. Balara, C. Bednarski eighth Qnaoe FIRST ROW: C. Kigis, B. Nardone, A. Zavacki, C. Root, B. Kennedy, N. Emminger, S. Chrikshank, M Ruane. SECOND ROW: T. Hartman, V.Ho11and, J. Chaonka, N. Grieshaber, J. Aponick, R. Campbell S. Leinthall, I. Hodge, R. Fulkersin, W.Wi11iams, Miss Francis. THIRD ROW: Krablin Twins. I. Anzalone D. Christman, P. Kozlawski, F. Pantucci, A. Danowski, R. Munson, W. Herbert. FIRST ROW: C. Riechart, L. Fillipelli, B. Lockmann, R. Blandina, B. Wilson, T. Savelli, A. Grebeck S, Dominick. SECOND ROW: J. Orlandini, J. Kostic, J. Saunders, P. Wilson, E. Hartman, R. Goodrich E. Prednis, D. Kotz, S. Konopka, Mr. Allegrucci. THIRD ROW: I. Conden, R. Gaulas, R. Ginanni, M Robbins, C. Pineno, W. Coolbaugh, J. Kearney, E. Filipkowski, B. Kennedy, R. Trottini. seventh qnaoe FLRST ROW: B. Massara, E. Huntz, K. Cavanaugh, M. Yanick, A. Pietraccini, C. LaMarca, G. Gustitus, M. Sutton, C. Kennedy, G. Fretti, N. Savelli. SECOND ROW: B. Medlock, R. Santasania, L. Stroup, P. Grublesky, R.Brigham. .T.Rock, P.CeCare11i, N.Soh1, R. Richards, J. Skibinski, M. Gibbons, Mr. Zinkavich. THIRD ROW: C. Giordina, R. Goryl, R. Selenski, I. Cortegerone, I. Shatrowskas, R. Orlandini, I. Kle- masiewfski, C. Cuba, B. Stanulis, B. Zarzecki, R. Wateski, I. Dempsey. FIRST ROW: M. Laskas, M. Jasterzenski, A. Kropcho, G. Giordano, R. Yazenski, G.Endrusick K. Baldauski, D. Pace, J. James, N. MacDonald, A. Pasucci. SECOND ROW: D, Taddei, P. Girard, H Jones, M. Hardovich, V. Gibbons, M. Leinthall, B. Chambers, I. Kizis, S. Wills, R. Hazlett, I. Buxton J. Ross, Mr. Mazzarella. THIRD ROW: J. Kolesar, A. Turchetti, C. Barry, W. Coolbaugh, F. Yamrick R. Zalenski, E. Rabel, F. Shulde, I. Zanta, F. Raganatesi, M. McGroarty, J. Coyne. I 5. 'S ,T QEUIYSBURQ IRID Y' T R as aw 'KLQI-14 it .UN 2. gf-4, -'1M1u.J , Katy, , , George. . Mrs. Ellis Mr. Ellis Neil. . . Ada . . . Cora. . . Janet . . Helen . . Tessie. . I Vg fr mon pta THREE Blmo Oates Direeted by MRS, DANIEL MULHERN MEMBERS OF THE CAST 1 n-.-...-nu...-n -.n.e.. PROMPTERS Lois Malecki Pennie Pecht STAGE CREW Gene Skursky , , , Frances Bayo . . . . 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The final score was Wyoming 27 - Jenkins 25. On October 5 - Wyoming had their first taste of defeat by losing a close game to Edwards- ville by a score of 12-6. On October 12 - Wyoming was out for revenge against the League Leading West Pittston Rams. After losing to the Rams the past few seasons Wyoming was in high spirits. The game was well played with half time score 6-0 in favor of the Rams. In the second half the Rams were just too much for the Wyoming eleven and came through with a 33-0 victory. After losing two games the Redskins came back with a smashing win over their non-conference rivals, Pittston, with a score of 39-26. On October 25 - Wyoming went to Forty-Fort to play one of the best games Wyoming played this season. Wyoming was a two touchdown underdog, but came through with a high scoring victory of 38-20. On November 9 - Wyoming traveled to Exeter and tasted their third and last defeat of the season by bowing to Exeter 12-7. On November 16 - the back mountain boys of Westmorland came to the Wyoming Stadium to try for their second victory in a row over the Redskins. It was a close game right to the end, but Podwika's Cinderella Boys came through with a 6 pointer to win the game 6-2. On November 28 - the Annual Wyoming-West Wyoming Turkey Day Classic got underway. West Wyoming put up a tough battle, but they were no match for Wyoming's strong offense and defense. Coach Podwika's boys came through with a smashing victory, 20-0. Wyoming Redskins ended their football season with a 6-3 record which took third place in the West Side Conference. We the members of the football team would like to thank Mr. Podwika, our coach, and Mr. Zinkavich, our assitant coach, for a job well done. FIRST ROW: S. Wateski, R. Orlandini, S. Savitsky, P. Wasluck, J. Law, J. Mazzarella, E, Skursky SECOND ROW: F. Zavacki, Z., Pieszala, T. Endrusick, D, Miller. DICK MILLER STAN WATESKI Halfback End GENE SKURSKY End Al 7 -' .1 , ? 1 k RON ORLANDINI Tackle od :iff ZIG PIESZALA Quarterback i RON AMBROSE Tackle TOM ENDRUSICK Fullback I ,1' x N.. vi' AN f0O1IBAll action shots i , Q . . .1 Q, Y F E.. .AA g 1.--Qb..l,. ' 1-::: Q x . X , NN .,:.v . .4 ,V I , ,xitjx , I A. - . V 5- -. - ' H . ,, 1 1 Q . - 5 bv' BASKGIBAU IEA FIRST ROW: S. Savitsky, L. Barry, H, Stelacone, I. Koslick, F, Zavacki SECOND ROW D Miller T. Tissue, R. Fenner, T. Endrusick. Wyoming 47 Wyoming 48 Wyoming '73 Wyoming 44 Wyoming 58 Wyoming 49 Wyoming 60 Wyoming 52 Wyoming 42 Wyoming 54 Wyoming 52 Wyoming 52 Wyoming Wyoming Wyoming Wyoming Wyoming Wyoming SCORES HALF Edwardsville Plains Larksville Northwest Forty -Fort Pittston West Pittston Exeter Luzerne La rksville Plains West Pittston Pittston For ty -Port Luzerne Northwest Exeter Edwar dsville SPORTS SUHIIIIAR WYOMING AT EDWARDSVILLE Wyoming played their first game at Edwardsville. The game was close but Edwardsville finally won in the closing seconds of the game. Tissue had 16 points, Koslick landed 13, Endrusick 7, Fenner 6, and Miller 2. PLAINS AT WYOMING Wyoming played Plains on their home court. Plains won by 2 points. Scoring went as follows: Tissue 17, Koslick 14, Fenner 8, Endrusick 6, Miller 3. WYOMING AT LARKSVILLE Wyoming won its first game at Larksville. Seniors who participated in the win were Tissue with 27 points, Miller with 14, Endrusick 12, and Fenner 12. NORTHWEST AT WYOMING Wyoming played Northwest and lost a close one. Koslick had 19 points, while Miller, Tissue and Endrusick had 9, 8, and 5 respectively. FORTY-FORT AT WYOMING Wyoming won its second game of the season. Seniors featured in the win were Miller with 20 points, Fenner 10, and Tissue 6, and Endrusick also 6. WEST PITTSTON AT WYOMING Wyoming started out good against West Pittston but lost in the closing seconds of the game. Wyoming's attempt was carried by Koslick with 16 points, Fenner 15, Tissue 12, and Miller 3. WYOMING AT EXETER Wyoming kept the scoring down in the first quarter but cou1dn't hold Exeter back in the last three quarters. Scorers for Wyoming were Tissue 19, Koslick 16, Fenner 5, Miller 4. LUZERNE AT WYOMING The game was close all the way but Wyoming came out on the short end again. Tissue racked up 5 points, Koslick 8, and Fenner 7. LARKSVILLE AT WYOMING The first game in the second half was nip n' tuck all the way. But when the buzzer sounded at the end of the game, Larksville was on top. WYOMING AT PLAINS Plains ran away with Wyoming in the second half and went on to win. Tissue was the big scorer for Wyoming with 32 points. WYOMING AT WEST PITTSTON West Pittston outscored Wyoming in the second half of the ball game.High scorers for the night were Tissue with 19 points, Koslick with 12, and Fenner with 5. RAY FENNER TOM ENDRUSICK TOM TISSUE DICK MILLER SEIIIOI2 TRACK IIIGIUBGRS D. 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